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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10

ne wanted kneugh whiskey 90 be
worth Hts white.


A prominent official OF the Treasury
Department, who has the reputation OF
being connoisseur Of fine wines, had
as guest the other day at his table
prominent South Carolina Judge. The
Judges glass was filed several tunes by
his host with some exceedingly fine san-
terne, of which the host was particularly
proud. The Judge drank the contents
OF ms glass down at single gulp every
time still no did not seem to enjoy his
wine very much. The host, turning to
him. finally said
"How do you like that wine, Judge ?
1t was some that was sent me from
France not long ago"
The Judge filled his glass once more
and did not set 1t down until he had
drained it of its last drop.
1t tastes frst-rate," he answered at
last, "but somehow or another, it doesn't
quite seem to reach"
The host laughed, and handing down
bottle of whiskey said, Suppose you
try that"
And from the expression of the Judges
face, it was quite apparent that it had
reached"
OF the same Judge l heard afterward
another story, which is worth repeating.
1t appears that while holding court one
day in his native State he grew very
weary Of the endless tongues OF the at
torneys, aud calling to a bailif, said,
huskily $50 over to the Hole in the
Wall and briug me a drink OF whis-
kew"
The bailiff disappeared and reappear-
ed shortly afterward with an inch and
half of corn-juice in the glass, enough
for any Christian man, but not a suni-
cheney for a South Carolina judiciary
system.
$50 back" growled the Judge, "and
tell Haggcrty to send me drink-a
drink Of whiskey."
The bailiff disappeared and renppeared
the second time with tumbler brim-
ming full.
"Ah !" said the Judge. "That, now,
is drink. Bnt what" wiping his lips
with the cuff of his coat, did he say ?"
"Who? ?" asked the bailin.
"Why, Haggety, OF course"
"Oh, he didn't say anything. your
Honor" answered the bsilitf, hestating
a little and biushing scarlet.
ale didn't" persisted the Judge,
suspiciously.
mo"
"But he must have made some re-
mark ; now. what did he ssy?"
"WelI, L don't like to tell, your
Honor"
$50 on, and tell me exactly what he
said, demanded the Judge.
"Well, your Honor" Grawled out tho
baililf, "he said: l sent him drink of
whiskey at first, because didn't know
that the old fool wanted to take bath. "
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A Dog Puzzled by Dress.
Now Orleans Times-Democrat.l


A cattle man from Arizona, William
Wilson by name, has just come down to
the city and brought with him dog
that would have delighted the heart OF
the author of "Sartor Resartus," for the
animal faunts true Carlylean contempt
for the fripperies of civilization and the
useless adornment of clothes. MIR. Will
son sent Nugget, the dog, to board with
dog fancier in canine boarding house,
and then went to a clothing store and
exchanged his cowboys rig for new
clothes OF the latest cut. The next
day he called on Nugget, but Nugget
would have none of him. The master
whistled to the dog, petted him, and
made every effort to make him under
stand that affection was not changed,
even though clothes had been. The dog
looked up at the silk hat which had taken
the place OF the broad-brimmed slouch
hat TO which he had been accustomed,
smiled at the dude like cane, and sur
veyed the light trousers from several
points of view, and then walked off to
the corner of the room, lay down, and
gave a long, mournful howl. Mr.. Wilson
tried to coax him out OF the corner, but
could not. Nugget would look up to
him with a knowing expression in his
eye, and occasionally gave the feeblest
little wag to the end of his tail, but he
could not be induced to reconsider his
evident determination not to recognize
his master in any such ridiculous attire
as that. Mr.. Wilson went to his hotel,
donned his cowboy rig again, and then
returned to Nuggets quarters. The
instant the dog saw him he was almost
wild with JOY, and his delight at seeing
his master again clothed as be thought
man ought to be was almost unbounded.
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200
OUR PRICES ON
n o L 10 n S
ARE INTERESTING

AXE INTERESTING.
Hair Brushes worth CSC. for l2c.:
Boys' Windsor Ties worth 25c. for &c..
Boys Shirt Waists for i3c;
Ladies' SIX Mitts for lac:
Ladies' silk Ties for i7c
Gilt Edge Polish for i1c.--sells everywhere for
La lies beautiful sink Gloves In evening shades.
$780,:
coat-Brald for Gentlemen. SC. a yard:
Beautiful styles m Gentlemen's Necswear worth
csc. for i3c.:
Gentlemen's Linen CUFFS for i2c.;
Childrons solld-Colored Hose. good quality, ct
&c:
lie;
Ladies' Fancy Hose for &c.;
Ladies' Solid Colored Hose for &C.:
Iadios' Fine Baibrigagn Hose for i+c;
Childrens SOCKS, fast black, for &C.;
Gentlemen's Socks DC. pair:
Gentiemenir Socks al Sc. pair:
Genilemen's Half Hose. regular made. for l3c.
worth z5c.:
QenllemeD's Rcgular-MaGs Fancy Socks at co. |;
Gentlemsnis Penalo shirts al 3lc.;
Conilemeuis Undershirts az CSC;
Geptiemenis Jeans Drawers al 2fe;
Gentienon's Suspsnders at i5c. worth 23c;
Ladies Vests for SIC. worth i5c..
silg kibbon Velvet AZ &c. a yard:
SILK and satin Ribbon At Sc. yard;
SIX and Satia Ribbon AT W.. a yard:
ope lot elegant quality at &c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10
inherited
Diseases.

IN the realm OF disease tho facts Of In
heritanco are most numerous and are daily
accommodating. Here, alas, they become ter
rlble, fateful and overwhelming. No fact OF
nature f. moro pregnant with awful mean
ing than the fact OF the inheritance OF
disease. 1t meets tho physician on his daily
rounds, paralyzing ms art and nIling him
with dismay. The legead Of the ancient
Greeks pictures the Furies as pursuing
families from generation to generation.
rendering them desolate. The Furies still
ply their work Of terror and death, but they
are not now clothed in the garb Of supersti
ton, but appear in the more intelllgible but
no less awful form OF hereditary disease.
Modern science which has Illuminated so
many dark corners OF nature has shed
new light on the ominous words OF the
Scriptures, 1.-THE sins Of the fathers shall be
visited upon the children unto the third and
fourth generation" Instances OF hereditary
disease abound. Fifty per cent. OF cases Of
consumption, that fearful destroyer Of fami.
lies OF cancer and scrofua. run In families
through inheritance. Insanity is hereditary
in a marked degree. but fortunately, Ike
many other hereditary diseases. tends 70
wear ltsfli NuAs tho bto<A DtCoHliuk tAtlUCt.
A distinguished scientist truly says: mo
organ or texture OF tho body IS exempt from
tho chance Of being the subject OF hereditary
disease" Probably more chronic diseases.
which permanently modify tho structure
and functions OF the body, are more or less
liable 70 be inherited. Tho important and
fsr.reachlng practical deductions from such
facts-aficcting 80 powerfully tho happiness
OF individuals and families and the collective
welfare Of tho naiion-arc obvious to renec-
ting minds, and the best means for prevent
ing or curing these diseases is q subject OF
intense interest TO all. Fortunately nature
has provided n remedy. which experience
has attested as infaillble. and tho remedy Is
the world famous switt's Specific, a pure
vegetable compound antidote for
all blood poisons. To tho afflicted It Is
blessing OF inestlmablc value. An interest
Ing treatise on BLOOD and Skin Diseases"
will Do mailed free by addressing
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
~. Drawer I Atlanta. Ga
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L. ROSE G. SON,
LAUGHABLE PRICES ON NOTIONS.

LAUGHABLE PRICES ON NOTIONS.
sspools Of Twist for ic.:
3 bnnches Of Dsrning- Cotton for &C.;
2 Black Rnf1s for ic.;
2Jhimbles for ic.:
dozen Mems Pants Buttons for ic.:
assorted LOT OF ladies' Dress Buttons for ic. o
dozeo;
dozen GeutleInen's Vest Buttons for ic:
l Bang-Net for Ladies for ic.;
Ladies hat-Pins for Ic.:
Leces Of all kinds at lie. q yard;
Ladies Fans AZ ic.;
Ladies' Fans at e,
Gentiemon's White Ties 80 fc.;
Gentsemen's Pants Buckles at &C.;
Crochet Needles ~ &c.;
fiue-TOoth Combs az &C.;
Horn Dressing Combs at &c
Cbildreus Backing Combs az 10;
Cologne--a bottle Tor 20;
Ric-ksc Brsid--a bunch for &c.; ~
Bail knitting Cotton. solored, at fc--Blue, Red,
aud br0wn.-Dextsrs:
Cascsreils Whitening f0rlc.;
Pearl Shirt Buttons for &C..
dozen toe cbins Butions for Be-;
psxtsrs Rafting Cotton, white, Tor 7c.:
Ladie5 Light Glovea for 7c.;
Horn Dressing Combs for Sc.
Beautiful Belts for Ladies for &c.
Fancy boxes OF Cologne for So;
6pectscies for &c.:
Lace Caps worth SOC. for &C.:
ladies' Purses worth csc. for o.;
b2lier Collars tor Children, Ia fancy b0rdofr,
l4nen. for &C.,
snetplnx-bsg worth Doc. for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10
Last
ASTONISHING PRICES
NOTIONS.

Mourning Handkerchiefs worth Zoe. only &C.:
Ladies' zoe. Hemstitched Hand kerchiefs only
&C.:
Ladies' Fancy -Bordered Handkorchicfs at &c.
worth l0c.;
Ladies' China SILK Hsndkerchiefs at &C.;
Hemstitched handkerchief for Ladies', warrant
ed pure linen. only l0c. worth 25c.:
Gentlemen's Colored- Bordered Hsndkerchiefs at
&c. worth l0c.;
eentlelnen,s TURKEY. Red Hsndkerchieis at &C.
worth l0c.:
Genflemen's a0c. Linen Hsndkerchiefs only isc.
and In plain white
Beautiful styles In Gentlemen's Hemstiiched
Haudkercbiets. fancy and plain, al l5c..
warranted linen;
Turkey Red Table Clothes. pure linen. with
fringe, At SIC. worth dc:
Pure Linen Napkins. red border, Ct DC. worth
lOc.:
Puro Linen Napkins, white. at &c, worth lee.
One lot OF Linen Towels az &c. worth i2hc.;
3s-inch Towels, red border, al los:
One lot OF Daisy Corsets which We viii close out
as 23c.;
One lot Of oddsandErds in corssts at s,c.;
A. A. Corsets as &c..
All OF our SOC colsets win be sold at37c.;
Our Perfection Corset No will close out Of SOC.
One lot Of diamond e,orssts a, CSC. worth 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10
J,Eau Dorrna ante.
fTho Atlantic.i

Curled up aud sitting on hor feet
Within the windows deep efnbrasuro.
Is Lydia: and across the street
lad with eyes OF rcguisb azure,
Watches her buried In hos book.
In vain nc trios to win a look.
And from the treiils over there
Blows su adry kisses through the air.
Which miss the mark. aud fall unseen,
Uncared Tor. Lydia Il thirteen.
m.
Ny lad, II you, without abuse.
viii take advice from one who's visor,
And put his wisdom " more use
Than ever yet did your adviser;
IL You Will lei. as none viii DO,
Ancthers heartbreak serve for two,
You'll have n care, sOfnc four years hence,
How you lounge there by y0nder fence
And blow thOse kisees through that screen
For LYDIA will DO seventeen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10

Train No. % connects daily except sunday
oxford. At Greeusuoro Tor Durham. Raleigh,
salem. and Winston, ami all points on Aorih
Carolina Division.
Train 10. 81 connects daily ~ GroensbOro
for salem. Mtus.on. HaieigA. AoiisOoro, AMI
MOreheai city. a. SALISBURY tor Asneylile, Hot
Springs, and all points iD Western North Caro-
Ina, AZ Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia AMI
Augusta railroad Tor COiumhla. Augusta, Aiken,
Charleston. savannah. 1homasyllis Ga. Jack
souYio. AMI other florida points. also. with
Carolina Central railroad Tor Wilmington
Trans from tho roatn arrivo a. kchnonf
e;i5 A. N. AMI S:s5 +. u .,,...,..,,,,,,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
70. 9G,393. TEN PAYMENT LIFE.

ROBERT B. MUNFoRD. Richmond, VI. r.
sued 1873 at age 81. for 800. Annual
premium for ten years, sg7470. On the enniyer-
sary In 1855 the non -forfetable dividend addi-
tions will amount to si.604. All other life COM
panles are challenged 10 produce in comparison
a case OF same date, age, aud Kind.
JOHN h. CARY & SON,
General Agents Northwestern Mutual Lifo-fn-
surance Company. my2tTh&sutJyi5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10
RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
MAY 20, 1854

LEAVE RIoHx0SD
el5 A. NJ. for Newport News, Oh Point Com.
fort, and Norfolk daily except sun.
dsy. Pullman Palace car 20 Old
Point
Sis A. NJ. sundays only. 70 Newport News, Old
Point, and Norfolk.
ii:o5 A. ". Through and Local Mail 10 all points
West, except Sunday. Sleepers Cllf.
ton Forge 10 Huntington.
$50 P. III. for Newport News. Old Point. ana
Norfolk. except sunday.
500 2. N. Charlottesville Accommodation, en-
cept sunday.
6.25 L. N. for Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago
ST. Louis, Memphis. AMI New Or
leaus-Fsst Express with through
Pullmans daily. Only route running
Pulm8Ds West from Richmond
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND:
$50 A. NJ. Charlottesville Accommodation. ey.
cept sunday.
1913 A. N. from Norfolk. Old Point. and New.
port News. except Sunday.
ei0 ?. NJ. from local points aud mo West, eK'
cept sunday.
$40 P. n. from Old Point Newport News, and
Norfolk daily. Pullman Palace car
ola Point 10 Cincinnati and Louisville
500 p. N. from Louisville and Cincinnati-tax
Express daily.
Depot SeYeuteeDth and Broad streets
Tickets AZ 1000 Main street and as tho depo.
IL. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS c. WIcKnAn. Receiver Chesapeaks
and ohio railway. my III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
AS p. NJ. MAIL daily Except Sunday.
e45 A. NJ ACCOMMODATION daily texcops
1915 A. N EXPRESS daily.
SUNDAY ACLOMMODAIlON between Rich
mond and Scottsgille leaves s A. VI; returning,
arrives 7:l5 T. NJ.
CONNECTIONS
Al Clifton Forge with Chesapeake ami Ohl)
railway for tho south, West aud Northwest
At Lynchburg with Norfolk and Western raft
road for all points south, Southeast aui south
west and Virginia Midland railway for all points
North and South.
Al Richmond with Associated Railway, Tor all
points In the south. and Richmond, FreiercKs-
burg and Potomac railroad for tho North
AZ Lexington with Baltimore aud ohio rail-
roai. making close connections at HsTpers
Ferry 70 and from Pittsburgh and tho West, also
10 points North aud East
SlsspinJ-car attached 10 A.gM E-press stops a.
Lynch burg.
sleeping-csrs Lynchburg to Memphis. NeuO
leans. and Little Rock
Trains marked daily except sunday,
daily.
Tickets sold to all points. Onlces: sls sas.
Main street, 1000 Main street, ami at Richmond
JOHN X. MAChUhDO.
myl9 General PassengerAgent
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ThkOUGh ALlrhAlL FASI-FhElGhr LINE
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PulLA-
DELPIlIA, NEW YORK. AND
EASTERN AND WEST
KkN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICa-
hOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.
Correspondngly quick time % other points
Through bills Of lading Issued at low rates.
&. A. TAYLOR
mol General Freight Agent
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. Petersburg.
TRAINS NORTHwARD.
Daily iDalIy EXCEPT SUNDAY

DAILY tDaily EXCEPT SUNDAY
SrOPPtNG-PLACE&
Noa q and Il mako no stops No y stops
only on signal at Manchester aud Chester. Va.
~ stops only on signal at chester, IontraliA,
aud Manchester No ~ stops on signal a. All
regular stations No % stops on signal AZ All
regular stations aud also a. Temples and Porl
Wathall. NOS 81. -, 81 81. IS, - a., and y Win
stop az all stations for passengers
PULLMhN-CAk SGHVICH
On Trains Nos "a and = sleopiug-cars between
New YORK aud Tampa. Fls. (riG JacksOnviliel
On Trains Nos II and p sleepine-cArs between
Washington and Chariestou. On Train no. ~
sleeping-cars between kow York and Jackson
vile. On rrain No - aleeping-cars between
Washington ami Jacksonville.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Richmond. .'iC.Ss A. VI. Sor'0lS.......s: 50 p ".
hichmoad -. sos p. VI. Norfolk. .... .9.s5 7. ".
Norfolk. .'s:I0A. NJ. hich Oond. .i2ll 7. VI.
Norfolk ..... .'4:s0P. NJ. Richmond. .s3s 7. VI.
These trains s,ro make clcse connections Toe
Farmville. LyncnDnrg. aud southwestern points
and all stations on tho Norfolk anh Western rsi-
road, except tho iW'S train. Passengers for
points west of Petersburg should take mo 9u
A. NJ. us.n instead x. NJ. SOLLi.
superintendent
EFT d. MYgVs. General superintendent
I. VI. EgERaON Gencral Passenger Agent
SOL. HAAS, Trade MANAGE my3
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bet70eeU
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES.

Lace Spring Reel Shoes for children a. i4S;
Infants' Button Shoes at i5c worth Soc.
childrsns Spring heel Shoes. button with tip. at
3Sc. werth 81
children's spring. Heel Shoes In odds and ends
at s9c. worth sl.ss;
Children's Spring fieel Shoes with tip at SOC.
worth 7sc.;
Misses Spring Heel Shoes. hid button stsi:
Misses Goat Spring Heel Shoes Msi:
chlldrsn's Lace spring. Heel shoes al 4ic. worth
s5c.:
Misses spring. Heel Shoes VITA tip a, ssc worth
si.s0:
chidrens Odds aud Ends a. SEC worth sl.ss:
Misses Button with heel al ssc.:
Odds and Kinds In Button shoes for misses al
si.03 worth si.75;
Misses Button Boots al SIC. worth $50;
Odds aud Ends In Mlssos' Button shocs q, si.ss
worth 81;
Misses Fine Button Boots At si,N worth $3.50:
Misses Fox oaissrs ~ aoc worth 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10

VORK-RIyER LINE WA WEST
l. POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

Tho favoriie route 10 Baltimore. The steamer
on this llno arc models Of beauty. elegance. aud
comfort Leave Richmond 'S1l aul 40 y. ~;
arrive re baltimore 80 A. NJ. Leave baiu.
more al L. st.: srriys NJ hichmoni % snf
fare Richmond to Baltimore FistclAss,u
second class. fl.5l
tho York. Rlvor Line affords Superior adv.,-
tages 10 business men ia enabling them 70
leave Richmond uear tho close Of the days
transactions aud arrive a. baltimore early next
morning after having enjoyed delightful
nights rost, free from toe dust aud nolso VI rail-
" WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond q.oniy-thirt
street dePo9 ., 49,; :; ss.,v.,ni,d
'Daiiy fDaly except sunday.
Depot aud ticket-Ofice root Virginia stres-
up-tcus onise Corner renin and Main sirseS~
jas. l. TAI lOk.
General Passenger Agsas
J. y POTTS,
Division Passenger Ageny
Richmond. Va
sol. haas, Tranrc Manager.
PEiTON kANDOLPb. Geuoral Managsr
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOIAC RAILROAD. --schsduis
commencing MAY ., isS5-easiern standard
T:2S A. N. leaves Byrf-stscss station daily; stops
only at Asnlsne, Junction, Milford,
AMI =. 'Ac'Ptf
Washington. Leaves Westinghouse
Now 1rk al ii:t0 A. u.
fi:0 A NJ leaves ByTi-S,reet station daily, OK
cep, sunday LeaFeS Nashingp nfoe
new YORK a. El0 4. A. raror cas
Richmond 10 Washington.
esP. NJ. leaves Bsrd-susrt station daily.
Sleeper 70 New YORK.
I0.3S A. NJ, arrives al Byrd->tree, station daily.
sleeper from New lors.
RESP NJ, arrives at Byrd street stati0a daily
stops a. Fredericksburg. Milford, and
Junction. Sleeper from Washington.
i045P. n, arrives AZ Byfsl-Strest station daily.
except sunday Parlcr car Washing.
TN 70 hichm0nc.
ASHLAND TkAISS
DAILY ExcsPf sCSDkrl
sroP. NJ accommodation leaves Byrd-StreSe
station: arrives at Ashland Al IS z. VI.
fc4P. n, leaves Blpa arriycs 81 Ashland AZ
o;ll Pm.
M. accommodation. arrives a. Byrd
Street stalion .csyes Ashland ~ ~
A. n.
sssP. ". arrives at Elbs leaves Ashland a.
SIG a.
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticke; Agent
4 T. D. MyEss. General superintendent myt
-. -.
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DEPARrUREO STEAMERS.

DsfAHTuHEo Or SbBAMkhS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT stT.i
COMPANY'S sazdsS<z2szs
JAMES-RIYER LINE
NEWPORT NEWS, CLAREMONr, AND
JAMES-kIYRh LANDlNuS
DIRECT,
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE Oh
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS
At OLD POINT closely with all lines for Bal.
timore, Philadelphia, and Now York same 81.
ternoOn also al Norfolk for Eastern North
Carolina and The south.
A,NEwPORr NEWS for Old Point, Hampton,
and Smiihneld, Va:
And as CLAREMOST with the Atlantic aud
Danyille railroad for Wayerly, Hicksford, &C.
ONLY ALL-WATEk ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED By
RAIL LINES
FIRST CLASS MEALS
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL.
carrying United States MALL
CAPTAIN DkYO,
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY a.
A. N. tsfREEr-CARS CONNECT IN FULL
TIME tor apoye-nsmed places, arriving at Nor
folk ABOUT 800 z. NJ. Returning. the steamer
lesyes Norfolk. Ola Poiut. and Newport News
on alternate days, arriving at Richmond about
$50 T. Nj.
Through tickets 70 aDoye-named points on sale
on steamer and at CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Aain
street. Baggage checked through.
srATE.RUOMS ENGAGED FOX DAr
OK NIGHT
FREIGHT.
Fret ght received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
smitmield, Hampton. Old Point, Wayerly, and
Hlcssford, Va: Washington, ID. c.; NewOerne,
Washin gton. and TsrborO, n. c.. all stations on
Atlantic and Danville railroad, SeabOaTd and
Roanoke railroad. Norfolk Southern railroad.
and Eastern North Carolina generally. also, for
Eastern Shore OF Virginia and all regular land
ings on the James river, at LOWEST RATES.
and through bills issued.
LUCIEN IS. TArUM. Vice President
No. III Main street aud Rockets.
IRWIN WKIsI0Ek. Freight and Passenger Agen.
my .
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DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE.
SOUR STOMACH, BILIoUsNESs,
Brad

YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICES
DRY GOODS
REMARKABLY Low.
Apron Check Bingham at &C.;
Indigo blue Calico at 4hc.
Light weight Pants stuff for boys az skc.:
Shirting In remnants at &c. worth i0c.;
Beautiful Dress Piaids At Sc. worth ioc.:
One piece Of LIght-tan Dress Goods al &c. Worth
i5c.;
One piece OF Garnet Dress Goods at isc. worth
Soc;
One piece o, Blue Double-rId,h Cashmere at scc.
worth 374c.
One piece OF DoubIe-ridth Gray Dress Goods.
worth Csc. for i2xc.;
One piece OF Black Cashmere al 40c. worth SJc. !;
One piece OF Black Cashmere worth SOC. ~ isc. !;
Every piece Of sstteen In the house will 80 az
ehc.;
MosQuito-Net al 4fc., all colora
Beautiful styles la Porcales at Sxc.;
Boys cottonads for ieHe. worth co.,.
Boys Wool Cashmere at csc. worth 4oc.;
Double-width Gray Flannel At 47Ac. worth &c. !;
Blue Cashmere for boys At sc. This IL double
width worth sl.2s.
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DIEDMONr AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANvlLLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE 70
the SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEFPfRS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
70 KEr.HotDERs OF FrnEALARm BOXES

RICHMOND. Va, June 8, 1854
New locks have been placed upon all tho fire.
alarm boxes IN this city, aad the old keys cam
not now bo used. Two new keys for eah box
have been placed Mt convenient points adjacent
20 the boxes. and other citizens desiring keys
should apply to the undersigned.
w. II. THOMPSON.
10 9-6t superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10

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TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 SoRroLk.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcESuHa


LEAVE RICHMOND.
ic;ss A. n Daily, sss Richmond and Pefersocs
railroad Arrive 81 fefe3curk -
A. n. arrive ~ Norfolk I'D y >.
e35L n DAILY. via Richmond and PetfSpS.3
railroad. Arrive &C PeterfbuH ~
AN. Ne leaves Petersburg w.
A. n. Tor farmvilie. LyncEburT 10.
noke. Bristol. knoxville and ~
points south and west -
THROUGH CAR TO LYSCHBUk0
GO. p ~ Daily. ga Richmoud and PotsrsDur9
railroad Arrive Petersburg - u
Mileage Petersburg 7:I5 r. ". IAN
arriving Norfolk 955 r. NJ Throut8
car Richmond 10 Norfolk
SOP " Daily ga Klehm9nd and Posersburk
railroad Arrive q: Petersburg -
p. NJ, connecting with Train NO
leaving Petersburg ~ l:s Y. n. fof
Fa-mvliie, Lynchbnrg. hoenoke. 70
cahontss. Bristol., Knoxville. ChaNe-
roogA and AL polnts soutb and uesk
PULLMAN sLREPING-cAk ACCoAnoDA-
No. f-siseping-csr trom Petersburg 70 brissot
without change and Lynchburs 70 memphis
No. s-Iynchpurx 20 New Orleans. and kos-
noEe % Chattanooga. without change
1Icketa baeeaxs-cneckA and all inform alton
eau be obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot, A. W. GarDors. 100 Naia street.
aud NJ the Company's oInee Di sss. Ns'a
street W. ~ bh'lbt-
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice President
General ONCE. Roanoke. Va myls