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The Springdale news., 1888-06-29
Searcy < Son, general merehan.

Searcy X Son, general merehan- disc.
 The Herald was placed under obligations to Mr. Willard Berry, real estate dealer, for favors, and to Mr. Joe Holeomb for information relative to the town and country. Mir. Holcomb is the pioneer of the town. ANDY. Springfield Herald.
The Springdale news., 1888-06-29
SECRET SOCIETIES, ETC.

F.& A. Meets at hall in Baptist church Friday night, on CT before laii moon ill each month.
 B. r. Denver, NJ. l.. Atwood Sec.
 SIS. &I. CO.-Meets first Monday in each month. l.. D. PetrOs5, Pres.
 Jno r. Stafford, Sec. |. s. Grant Post No. 34.-Meets at- ternoon of first Saturday in each month, and at night of third Saturday Ill each month at c. A. k. hall.
 Jonathan Smith Commander. E. F. Hall, Adjutant.
The Springdale news., 1888-06-29
BRACE UP.
warrante(

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are fdgtty
The Springdale news., 1888-06-29
DIRECTORY.
CITY OFFICERS.

CITY OFFICERS. Mayor. r.-Millard Berry Recorder.-E. II. Bryant. Treasurer.-C. PetroSs. Marshall. F. Harris. Aldermen.-B. F. Dea Y CT F. Barr, J. W. Coltrane, $. x. II ak, W. M. Davis. ton
The Springdale news., 1888-06-29
a. J. HALE, kttonYev-at-laW,
ANDNOTARY PUBLIC.

"A N D NOIAh U III1IN IN. Collecting and Real Estate Agent,
 Springdale, Arkansas.
 Will homestead lands, purchase un- der donation laws, or otherwise at the State Land Office. Take deposltlons' acknowledgements of deeds, etc Prompt attention given to all business entrusted io his care.
The Springdale news., 1888-06-29

CONTINUED ON NEXT PACED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
rerriareIn t,ichrnoud County.

Especial telegram 10 tho Dsp1i1A.l
FEEplm,k-r. "a, October IS.-Mr
Kov ,omutnu, son of Hon. Barnes Compton,
Of MARYLAND, and Mss Sllhe Payioc, diugh-
ter OF SIR. -. 4. rayioe, Of Richmond coun.
~. we're marricG NJ ST. Airy. the resi-
icnce 0f The brides parents, IN That county.
thus morning mt 1880 o'clJct-Rey. Nr
Finsolling officiating. Nr. Chess Comp
ton. brother OF the groom, was best
man. The bridesmaids. VINO were beau
TRULY aitred in white with natural
flowers. were: Miss Li'y compton, sister ~
groom, and ils,e. Norton aud E,tci'e l1Y-
loo. sisters Of The bride. me ushers were
Nh Wiriam Randall. OF Norfolk; DR.. Ar
thur ~nyGer of Washington, 2nd Dr. ". r..
Compton, brother Of the groom.
After the ccremonva delightful repasl was
furnished. At the conclusion ~ which the
couple took the steamer L,-eN Tor ihi, ci.v.
where they arrived late t.is evening, ana
TONIGHT lcit on tse s:4D tram for Me-"
YORK ard other northern cities on bridal
tour. The marriage "as very quiet only
intimate friend. 1ud relative oi thc bride
and groom hciug rrc-eut The father and
mother oi the groom accompanied t1e hri-
dll couple o. far as Washington. There
were no card, issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
a Bix Meeting and "a GOOD Impress.
StOn,
Ispeciai telegram - Inc Dlspatch.

Special telegram - the Dispatch.l
FRHpEmCEsBCRG, Va, October lS.-The
political pot j. still boiling ~ this section and
the grand old Democratic bail i rolling on 20
victory. Tonight GimOr :. Kendall, the
congressional nominee OF this district, dc.
liyered here an able and effective address 10 a
large and appreciatlye audience. The
Young Mems Democratic Club puaded the
principal streets, beaded by the drum and
DIE corps, and carrying burning torches and
transpart ucies With notices appropriate TO
The Democratic party.
The clue, after paradiug, escorted Nj.
Kendall lrom the botei 10 the courthouse,
where he was introduced, for TIE first time,
hy Chairman J. II. Kelly 10 q Fredericks.
burg audience. Mr.. Kendall was most 10
yorlbly received. and the Democracy can
well congratulate themselves on baying such
an able champion a. Mr.. Kendall for their
Slsndard-bearcr 10 this canvass. lie VIII
carry the banUcT 10 victory.
Mr.. Kendall In bis speech went for bis OPP
poueDt, Hon. 4. II. Il. Browne, with gloYes
Ofi. lie said he had not been able TO meet
Mr.. Browne IN thi, canvass as often as he
would have liked and as frequently aS be bad
invited him, Mr. Browne no doubt recolleei.
ing the Old story 81 ''he who fights and runs
away shall live 10 night another eay."
Mr. Kendslrs able aud manly discussion OF
the tariff. his defence Of Democracy and ITS
principles, were loudly aud enthusiastically
applanded.
Sit. keadall Is 40 able and eloquent speak.
er, aud his address greatly enthused the
Democrats here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
NORFOLK TRADE.
BUSINESS BRISK IN ALI OF ITS
BRAECHEs
The Cotton Trade aud the Banks-The Rise
in Plour-personal
Notes.
rcnrrn.nondnncn q tho RIcnmona pIspaich.l

ltoTfeeppudeuce OF inc Isilhiiipa' D''se+-'-t
NORFOLK. October IS, 1883.
Business generally Is brisk in al branches
OF traffic here Just now, despite tee TACT tnat
Il Il presidential year aud the tradiuon tnat
prcsidepiial campaign Operates against
busipess. Every channel 81 trade may be
said 10 bc IN active operation IN Norfolk,
and the leading staple. cotton. now pouring
into market, has caused heavy dTsughi' upon
inc banks for currency 10 send into TIE coun-
try. It's pratifying fact 10 note that these
Institutions now appear 60 be IN most
h0urisbing condition, With large reserved.
funds and undivided profits on band. Dr'i'n-
mcrs are swarming Ia every direction, fnd
the hotels and various lines 81 travel snow
businessmen moving about IN unusu1liY
large numbers, for Norfolk. as expected. IS
again having e prosperous ,ea6on IN all ner
multiarious forms Of t-ade.
TIC bakers Of this section are trying To
tide over the furry IN 0our without raising
the price o; bread. one heavy hour-dea'er
here, who had large stock on hand, mace
$4,000 by The Use.
SUPERINTENDENT Holt ". Page, Of the Ex-
ecutlye Committee, IS in communication
win Governor David y. Illl, Of New FORK,
and there l. a prospect Of HiiPs speaking
here with Colonel Beirne on the 81 OF No.
yember.
Commodore George BrOwn, conmandlnt
Of the ward. Ia. returned rom Wts1ington,
/ where he went ON business IN connection
with the new baillc.ship.
The condition ~ Nc. r. T. Hathaway.
editor Of the Norfolk comfy PpiTiOf. u
slightly improved, 0ui be i,lci unconscious.
! Tbs police are on the track - BIS assailants.
Tbe Rapp1hannock line of ,telmcrs has
| started aga,n between Norfolk and frede-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
rV,HE BRADspKEEr COMPANY,
i CHARLES +. CLARK. PEsslnESf
ERADSrREEgsS RICHMOND OFFICE
no. llQ9 EASI MAIN SE8kAE
telephone No.tBi
"a. WITTY, superlniea1en..

The Richmond ollce mas moro taAn Eep: pscs
with the rapid groNta Of the cisy and develop
menl OF me territory tributary 20 l. II offers o
the mercantile community u CHS soction ali tls
advantages OF aeysiem tie superiority OF wnice
y recognized ia every uaae eei.tro Of tue civil
ixed world. That lis In 3 epecial sense prepared
10 guard The interest OF is lOcst patrons 10 at
tssted ~ the fact that II has now a itrgsr aa1bg
sfsaAAAastksvs LkAa ana etk@T s@sreaailfs essns<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
LIME. CEMENT. PLASTER. &c.

= ZOO BARRELS OF FRESH
Oss1OO HOFFMAN ROSENDALE CT
MINT Just arrived per schoonors George ". An
dorsOn and h. n. Burrow. Schooner John -
Beacham daily expected Win cargo OF Fhbon
ROCkLAND LiAk Tor saie loF from wharf
Large siock MeORTE PORTLAND CEMENT
CAIClNRD PLASTER FIRE BRICK. g..
WARNER MOORE,
Importer and Manufacturer OF Nova scotia
Plaster sol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

WANTED, A RELIABLE SET
" TILED NURSE Mat come we'll recon-
mcuded Rome others need apply.
SIRE. ". e.. MCDOWELL.
o, fQ-Its lI'i wost slain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

bssP. w., arrives A. EioS leaves As,.s..
6il D.. a.
9. TAYLOR. Con pa r. t-'
L Il .. MYEA. nnnar.- WYNN. .-.----
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

fFNAKEYOUR DYEING AND CLEAN
4 ING 70 the RICHMOND STEAM-DYEING,
SECURING, AND CARP L TIC l. l. AIMING
WORKS, the largest and bcst-e4uppei house OF
no south, No. Slj north FIFTH 81 kttl. t.ich-
fnond Va. AIRS. A. 3. PAi D..
go 2-eod3m Pruprioiross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

A. Ciiftoa Forge Wi,a CBesaQoass lnt oaI
railway for no slu-a. Noaa anl N0rlHffA
~ Lynthbufg STA hCrfo.k kni Het.fI- 81
foai ZOE OBJ 9oints roGta, s1sthoatr. ans -'
wess, and firglals Mllaad ralirAY Or al f''
North AMI SJuta.
A. Richn1ni vain Associsial Htishfs if D.
points ma ine South. aa1 hithml al. ~ 'l't
burg aud futosoae TallrCad To- iaa N.f...
a. Lexington Via baldnicre sli t.i' ~
road. makinE ciOso rornegti0ns a. itfFfts
Ferry ~ AMI from pllisogrgh add tas " 60 49,
~ potnts North AM t-1S. 80 q
Ssst4ag-esr aifG'teg y 93s ASpfsss 80
Lfarh eeFI -.
sioeogne-csrs Lynch burg ~ aenVhis. Ns"1>
leans. ard lille Rosa. -.
trains InasAoi d<iiy WKcopt saniAlf
'0aiiy. 49,. -
T1skat- add W nn poinlA Oeioes. gis $40
haln strnsl iso0 Nam street aud az HicAtaoaA
sad Allsxasay dopos klsbta aud SsaA ssfssA
JOHN X AACNIl<DO
aeu eoasFsl Passenger ASsas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s..csza.
' CONPANY. for Obi Point. Nor-s.s.kiiaiiaf'1
folk POrt-ml nh, NcWpJrt fcNa, Dseirmnui,
and Janca-rlyer laIIings direct. - cicZ1It "a
ICoo-steaIncr ARIEL leaNng Richmond EVERY
MONDAY. WE'D sESDAY, and FRIDAY att a.
NJ. >trtet-cars connect
Connections a. Ola Point closely with al lines
Tor northern cities same afternoon; also. 80 Nor
foik Tor Eg3tgrn NOgth Carolina, tho south. anl
Virginia Boacn. James risor III daylight Great
tourist line. Iheapest route.
Through ticKets Ou stoamer and 90 CARRIERS
Agency 100 tisia street. baggage checked
through. Sgate-rUoins engaged Tor LAY on night
freigh- received dauy i0f N0riO!<, rort--
mouth Old Point, MaYerlY. Hicksford, Va, an1
al points Ia Es.tern NOrlh Carolina, Eastern
Virginia. 6nd al regular lan1lng5 Oh tho Jgm1,
river, al lowest rs,ss, and throHgI oils issued.
LLClEN 3. IArCb. Nlco-Prssidont
No iIi7 Mala Street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEisiGEE. Freight and Pa-aengrr mt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Rauer and wifel In the On sncory Court
r.. o. INC
nanzter and0ls City OF Rchmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

A UCrION SALE OF THAI EA '1..,.,
"A LENT DWELLING no. 900 EAST Lri ~
STRFFT. WITH HAN pSOMB VACANT LoI Al
TaCn ED.--Win be sold, on the promises, al ~
o'clock 7. NJ. on
THURSDAY. ocToBER Is, 1898,
tho above-dcscrfbcd REALLY PLEASANT.
AHRAN0ED DWELilNu. Nnu alul,iauly
1850 s,ith reforonce b the centre OF business
CONTAINING twelve rocms. cellar and at'lc. nos
aud cold water bTth, &C, lot 4oNl1s leet 70 an
a'iev feo foot wide. the VACANT LOT may DO
sold separately II deemed best
Ard II II O'Clock A. \. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. lSSS.
will be soif MI the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
con listing Of Plush P1rior Suis, Hat. kacS. black
Walnut Chamber Seis. elegant Mahogany -ile-
hoard aud on m Closet. Brussels ana tapestry
Garrett, Porter. Lounge. >foye, ana hlHhen
Furniture, &C, *. &c., worthy ~ att hloA
TrRNs: Of real estate. made suoTn a. saloi
cash Tor rcrsopaltv hppEhSOS * CO,
Real Estate Auciioneers.
" Oc II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
BY j. Thompson Brown & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and huctioueers,
Iii3 Malu street.
TRUSTEES SALE
or
GRACE-STREET CORNER BRICK RESI-
DbNCE.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.


By virtue Of deed Of trust dstod 2ith day Of
May. 1Ss3 executed TO The Undersigned trustee
aud duly recorded Ia the clerks Of1ice OF the
Chancery Court Of tho cisY Of k.chmoni, Deed
Book i23 G. page ~. ! VIII proceed 70 sell az
public auction, On the premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1884
OF 80 O'Clock r. NJ, tho above VERY DESlRA-
Biz RESIDENCE On the northeast corner OF
ThIrd and Grace streets ami described In said
deed as fronting on aFacs street ebh feet end
running back between parallel lines l0f teeLH
This desirable corner residence - two stories
high aud contains eight rOom>. including
6ttehen. II - modern 10 all is appointments.
substantial Ia its structure. neat ia ia appear
auce, and most convenient Ia Us fiza aud lCca-
ton.
foasasslon January 18Th. II desired earlier
arran eements must % made gitb teDanL
TRANS UF saLE: one fourth cssh: balance In
Fix, twelve. ana eighteen month";. interest added,
secured BY trustd.cd. - q. PE9hAA.
Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BR0ws & Co., Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

BY Quarlcs s. McCurdy.
Real Estate Brokers, &C.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DE-
Y sIRABLy-LOCATED CHURCH BILL Va
CANT PKOFEKTi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

iful alut dfs Y Jul Nt NNANHNt - 49,
Tho uus srsleno1, Ia execution Of the above
mentioned decree, balne ihcrepy "ppOlhlcl
spr ia' wmissioner, Will oIer Tor sale' upon
the 7 u.so5. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 70, isss
q, Az O'Clock. a VACANT LOT OF LAND. 'front.'
ING "a feet on tho Gas, side o. Twenty-mnh
street between q (or Nonabi'l and x ftreets ana
runningtnck IL feet % l6-fOOt alley. beginning
l0l feet moth Of q ,or Nenablel street
Real esfat8 has steadily advanced IN TINS sec
ton for s,rne tune, and there Is every evidence
pom ing fOG continued advance In the fdture.
TERMS: One fonrth cash; residue NJ SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months. no purchaser 20
eigo for such deferred payments negouaule
mites with interest added. and the tue 10 ne re-
tained until the entire purchase money - pall.
ALLEN g. COLLINS,
Special Commissioner.
QCABLFs McCURDT. Auctloneers.
PRICE, Plaintiff, AGAINST GoDDIN, AND AIS,
p7FEVnANfs-lN TuB CHASCERY COURT OF
Tug CITY or RICHMOND.
/. Charles W. Goddiu, clerk n said court certi-
fy that the BOND required Of tho special coinmls-
si1uer by tue Gecr0o In Sait cause OF OctobeF
T. 1883. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Octo-
OLD CHARLES W GoDDIN.
BY. =. II. Valentine Arctoneer,
Das HacIoug,ll ami n. Benson, saiesmonJ
No S3i east Broad street
GALE FOR AND on ACCOUNT OF
> WHOE IT NAY CONCERN OF PARLoR
ORGANS. PIANOS. HOJ >EkEtPlNG AhIl-
Giles, CIGARS. &C. At AUCTION.
THIS DAY
NJ 1917 O'Clock 7 viii sell at ny aucton-rooms
without rose we
, MASON q HAsiLIN WALNUr-cAsE Or
. 81 ~. ~ Cr ,uroN- ppcAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

WANTED. A SH O . II = X J. K.
~ steady WORK Apply 70 ......,.,,,.
p. WOODWORK,
orrQrfs gIs Ncuahle s'rcot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
KENDALL AT MISUNDERSTANDING.

Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
PROPOSALS.

POST QUARrgRNAsTZR's OFFICE,l
FORT Nom or. IA. september "a. 1855. I
SEALED PROPOSALS In Iripiicate. subject 20
usual conditions, viii be received a. this office,
sud opened 81 4. O'Clock uoon SATURDAY, o.
t0bcr ", i>ss IN the presence ~ attending Did
ders f0r the construction OF rNE DOT B. SCI
OF EHfLOYEE-i QUARTERS Gad Tor hAhiNG
REPAIss TO VARIOUS BUILDINGS a. Fort
Monroe, Va
Plans aud specifications, blanks and instruc-
t0us, VII be furnished from tbs Ollc0 % appl-
eaten.
The Government reserves the right 70 reject
any or al proplsaiR
Envelopes cOLisining proposals must De
marked "PrOpO8ais Tor Employees Qaarters
and for Repairs aud addressed 9 me under
signed CHARLES W. HOEB>,
First LeatsnRu, hiri Artiiiory.
ee z, $50. SO, OclsGl9 Post Quarterma5ier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

DOARDEb5 WANTED,
ID BOTH ITRHANhNT AM TRANSIENT.
Rates reasonable.
NHs. ". s. HERBERT,
l.fe a.. fIrt..nO
So gli Capitol street. lti.nm0ai, Va.
Il,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
|TTTT II -T-TTT IT
oranLrs & NccrEpY. Aaet.oneers.

BY. !. II. Valentine, AGctioneer,
Daa AncIougsn anI II. Benson, SaiesmonJ
No SCI east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
srsgNEAs aPPoErUNissRS.

NOR SALE Or RENT, MILL
a. FLOUR AND GkfsI--in perfec. order. 90
ing nDe custom bnsirc-s, apver-faIli1g sup
ply Of water, afiy-f0uE ages Of good lard fenced.
nne house, 6c, &c. Address MILLER. care
~ Va &C e-2ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
FIssHCiAT-


WANTS. ...,
WANTED. A SHOE II 8 X i K.
~ steady wors. Appiy, 70 ,,.oon,ropD
o. iq-tt' 2iis Vouahle sircot
WANTED. A RELIABLE SET
" TILED NURSE Mat come we'll recon
MEy. ". q. MCDOWELL.
O., iq-lr n'l wesi 1gio street.
WANTED. A GOOD HOUSE GIRI.
W au-f,0r.s we'll RECOMMENDED Apply no
81 wesi ir1a .in -iree-. ~ .'.,
EErANTED, TO SELL 4 TENT 20
~ FEE1 long AND 4ictN,h~ iN SILL
EEfp. TJBfCCO. AID SANDWICHES "a, lil-
Ground. Ground included during ihe t1po-i-
ti11. 10 can be bought for SO Apply "a. t@
west Brood street .s.i.
WANTED, An OCCUPANT FOR
an tYFURNi-uED BACK PARLoR with small
room attached.
ocl9lt' iii west Grace.
WANTED, 4 LIVE AGENT n A
W rayiuz business Good position for Gre
rich. MAN. call Il o-re on Oh. %. hlN, aneii-
WANTED. 4 YOUNG GIRL TO
~ LLAHN TEE UTFEhFIlIlZ& EJol-
MI as APpiy TO y +, ri y''.l I'd .is,.
WANTED. 4 SOLICITOR no SO
" LICH RICHMOND ADYE1IiN $3.50 ior .
colnt. pape- i@ri i-Ne '.ai-, i.''i' -
splendid opportunity or pushing man. -
L.IlN. Columbia. SD. o. l''
X4rANTED. APUKCHASER FOR A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
DROPOsALS FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATES ENGISEER's OFWCg.l
kupv.fv Va Ocfoher e. fS..s (

UNITED STATES ENfISEERs OFFICER
NORFOLK, Va, October Is, ISIS. !
SEALCD PROPOSALS. IN iriplcata. viii DO re-
ceivcd n this once until noon 81 NOVEMBER
-, lss3. when they viii be publicly opened, Tor
IMPaOVING TIE CHANNEL or RIG hllLA-
Bhrh RIVER. Va. between Lamborts Poiut
aud Fort Noric.k. by dredging. Tho amoIut
available for This wof. - about slN0OL For all
Information apply 70 tlo Uniersicuci ~ tlis Of
tee. e.. 81 tlhbEGEk,
First Lieutenant Of Engineers, l.. 5. 4.
&C lSI9@l..lA .s0i4.EI8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
,. Richmond. IetofaiLr.
'DailI tDaIY except SUNDAY
A1rlapI..- AGA

Daily tDaIY except SUNDAY
STOPPlNC-PLACGA
Nos q AMI li MAKE 40 stops 70. = stop'
only on signal a. Manchester aud Chester NO
Is stops only on signal 90 Chester, Centr"ul
ant Manchester No - stops Dn signal at 81
regular stations No bi stOus GA signal ~ 80.
regular stations ant also a. Temples ana PJc.
Wa'thalL Nos u. so, 33, 20. 20, 80 81, aad . NIL
gtoo atIl stations Tor passengers
PULLMAN-CAk sERYIC&
On Trains NOa. li INA - af3opiug netwnon
New YORK aad Tampa, Fla. lri' 5a'ksolFiii'.
On Trans Nos. u and q sIe0png-cars Dctwee 4
Washiu gton and Iharie~l0n. On Train ~. =
sIeeping-'ars between Nov York and Jackson
VILE. On Train 40. q Heepicgcar3 b3tgeo4
Wellington anu Jacksonville
TIE ONLY ALL~RAlL LINE TO HOkFOLH.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond. .slC.5 A. n. Norfolk. :.OR r.
Richmond 80 p. At. Norfolk. .:J.35 p. ".
NorfOlk......'s, GA. NJ. hlchB1nt.. il.4i D.. 8.
NOrfOlk. N. NcnmOnd....,.aj T.. 4
Thee trainb eisO make close cDnnecuOus tJr
Farmyiuo, LyhcnDurg, aud S0uthwestern points
nnd all stations On tho Nori0is and Western rail-
road, except tho 1853 train. fafsengers fJr
points west ~ Petersburg sh0ud take 100 -
a. ~. tram instead II. M.hUl.Lf,
SuponntenislL
TT. ID. MYERS General Superintendent
=. 81. EMERSON. General Passenger agent
SOL. HAAS, Trade Manager aui!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

ence b The official statement OF the Bureau OF
Statistics the utter wofthIsssneSs aud absurdi-
~ OF an attemp, TO show the character OF The
House bill aud Of the Senate biil by the sJs-
TEN OF al ydlortm rates and percentages.
The statement from the Bureau OF statistics
was, he said, not only misleading IN Us gem
eral features but Il was entirely inaccurate
and misleading IN IT, details. and The bureau
officials, II they had any knowledge Whatever
on the subject, must have known 'hatH was
Mr.. Frye criticised The statements made IN
the senate and House AZ 20 the net prohts
made by the cOiton.mHis. Those net pf"uts
bsd been nut n. 81 per cent, but tDe caicu'a-
ton had been uade on the plan OF leaNlng
out much Of the expenditures, such AZ the
cost % power, fuel. -. salsries' taxes,
Insurance, depreciation OK machinery, &C.
10 show the iallacy Of such statements he
read from a transcript from the books OF a
5Jla0.spindle coit0n-mll Us his own town,
vel and carefully managed, and which
sbowcd for the year 1882 q net profit OF
per cent lie asserted tlrt he average net
profits Of That mill for ten years had not
been per cent. nor pcT cent, ana ne
knew shat the average net profits N ven
conducted coitOn~milis In his O~n State hdd
not averaged per cent. Tor ten wears. Ana
the wOoiien.m,lls we're worse OF than the
cotton mills; nearly belt Of the woolen-
min 10 the United states were to-day idle.
Mr. C0ckrell replied % Alr. Aldrich's
cyinclsm OF The labors Of the Bureau OF sta
tsiics and claimed that they we're perfectly
correct. aud .aid that they had Dcea made
ont (undcr headings prepared 10y himself by
Mir. Kepperstein. a PrusTau einploye ~ that
Bureau, who had been 10 the department al
least since 1870, aud who mad no interest ~
rectly or indirectly IN any misrepTtsenta-
ton.
At The close OF the discussion the House
inut resolution 10 pay sessional eDployes oi
both Houses their iuu months sala,v for Oc-
tobcr and 20 pay q months salary Of the
regular officers and employees on The 10Th OF
October. were seycrslly passed. The senate
ihen. M q p NJ ndinnrncd.
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A LOTION SALE OF THAT EXCEL

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By Appcrson & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers
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Priro } Decree of Richmond Chancery
Goblin, &c. Court u October Il, 1888.
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A LBERT J.. WEST, ARCHITECT,
"A NC. s2l Main street second no0rl. Soc x
hibit at Exposition and az my ocice. Core
spondonco ami interviews Invited
&C 5-F&TuSt'
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PHILADELPHIA, nICh- ~
s.sztktiszszs
HOGD AND NORFOLK
tlEAMsals lOMPANL

Appointed sailing dcys Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Gli2 NJ ant every SUNDAY at ;
4 a.
Freight for Tuesdays and Friisys steamers
received iii 1850 A. D.. tor sunday sioamof
uH5P. NJ. saturday kreighs received daily ~
~. n.
kare. 81
for further information apply -
j. W McCARRICx,
eenerA southern agent, once kockesta
". l.. CLlDk s Co.
ncs General Agents FhiiSdelDhiA
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pEnpOhAE.N.
IMPROVING HARBOR AT NOR
h FOLK, VA. ARD ITS APPROACHES.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

UNITED STATES ENGfsgTE's uFFICs.l
NORrOLK. Va, October %. l.e4
SEALED PROPOSALS DIN triplcatel viii De
received az tbs orl,o until NOON OF NONEN-
BER 20 iss2 ard opened immcliafeiy t-ers-
after iu presence Il bidders for DREDGING ~
NORFOLK II tkEOK. VIRGINIA. Tho amount
availat @ far this work i about 5000. Ail he
formation can bo obtained on application o. this
once. C. j. flEBLGEE,
Fins. Lieutenant OF Engineer, L. $. g..
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SIGHT IMPROVED.
NEW YoRK CITY. April 4. ISL


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Dear Sir.-Yo1r patcnf ye-glasses received
some time since. and an fiery much grGuued al
the wonderful CHI auge iBat has come over my
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Secretary Staiioners Board Of Trade
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PHARMACY OF X. q. CABELL. jN, CO.,
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