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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
AUGUSTA SUNDAY SCHOOLS.


Correspondents Of The Richmond Dispatchl
SrAUNroS. Va, Sept. 20, 1888,
The State organization made some
wears AGO at Richmond for charging
Sunday-school work by uniting all or
thodoX denominations into city and
county unions was put into execution il
Augusta county in 1881. and the fifth
session of the Augusta County Union
convened in the First Presbyterian
church IN this city to-day. This IS the
first time the convention has met IN
Stanton. Nearly all the denomina-
tional aud union schools of the county
art IN the union.
Mr. William +. Shelton, the president,
called to order The opening services
were by singing and prayer by Rev. q.
I. -. Collier.
Rev. d. X. Mcfarland, d. D., made
the address OF welcome, which was re-
sponded TO by the president, who after
wards submitted bis annual report,
showing that increasing benefit by en-
larging the number and influences Of
Sunday schools was traceable to the or
ganization.
Rev. c. +. Fry, county superinten-
dent, was made temporary secretary
Following are the officers appointed
for the ensuing year: President, Rev.
John II. Taylor; Nice-Presidents-
Christian FAKE, Rev f. d. Kindig,
James Phillips, Samuel Weaver. George
w. Slower, James Leach, W. ii. Moor
man, \. f. Robertson Secretary, W. j.
Nelson; Treasurer. G. B. Koiner. The
Executive Committee will be appointed
by the president.
4 part of each session-mOrning and
aiternoon-is occupied by discussing va
rious topics relating 10 SuRday-school
progress. The first was a very able pro-
duclion on the "Object of Sunday
School Work, by Rev. A. II. Cooke, of
WaynesbOro.
incentives to Labor in the Sunday
School WAS discussed by c. b. Kolner,
Rev. c. W. Fry. Rev. j. c. S. Myers,
Simeon Miller, William Il. Norman, G.
W. Fitch, and Rev. DR.. Mcfarland.
The next topic was "RelatIon OF the
Sunday School to the Culture and We'll
fare of the Nation, which was deliberately
presented i'll well-considcred addresses
by Rev. r. u. q. Collins and Colonel
James II. skinner Rev. &. +. Fry also
followed under that head.
Before the afternoon session closed
the president made an animated address
upon the objects of tho convention.
At night Rev. James Nelson, ID. D.,
delivered the annual sermon.
CAxTOy.
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ALBt MARIE.
second Day James River Valley
Eetr.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
ScoTrsULLr, Va, Sept. p, 1883.
This has been beautiful day and a
very large crowd is present on the fair
grounds. While the attendance to-day
is good there are not SO many present
as there was yesterday. The Judges
have been busy all day awarding pre-
miums. The flower display IL the largest
ever seen here. All OF the races have
been good, but the mile Dash Yesterday
afternoon between one OF Garth s horses
and Hinshelwood's Caucasian was de-
cidedlv the best race which has taken
place. Caucasian won by a close shave
amid great applause The ladies' saddle
race Will take place 10 morrow afternoon.
Quite a number OF good lady riders have
entered.
The entertainment given at Barksdalc
Hall last night was a great success. All
of the ladies and gentlemen performed
their parts admirably but special mon
ton should be made OF Miss annie VIII
liams, of Richmond, who looked Just
beautiful in several tableauX.
The fair viii close tomorrow, when a
good portion Of the exhibits will be
packed and shipped to the Exposition.
Miss Sallie Puryear, of Richmond, is
visiting General James c. Hills family
here. HYDE.
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CAxToS.
FAUQU7ER.
POIiticaI-BadIy InIared-Fire-MRT-
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
WARRENToN. Va, Sept. 20, 1888.
Mr.. Il. L. Scott OF this place, has been
appointed Committee on the Judiciary
by Judge Robertson, president of the
Virginia Bar Association.
The young men of this town will or
game a Democratic club on Saturday
night.
The stable Of Mr.. John Ross caught
on fire last Tuesday, and was very much
damaged before the fire could be extin-
guished. 1t is supposed that the fire
was caused by some one dropping CT
gareite IN the hay.
Last Tuesday while little John Be-
thune, son of A. j. Bethune, the real es-
tate agent Of this place, was riding out
home his horse suddenly became fright
ened and ran away. The boy fell off,
but caught his foot in the stirrup and
was dragged a considerable distance and
much injured before he could be rescued.
William II. Strother, former superin-
tendent OF schools for this county, was
united IN matrimony on September 18th
10 Miss Mamie Anderson, likewise of
Fauquier.
Recently a mad-dog was shot near
MelrOse by Mr.. G. j. Nourse.
Most OF the many visitors who have
enhanced the pleasures OF WarreDton by
summoriDg here have gone, and in con-
sequence the town looks deserted.
There will he seyenty-fiye cadetsat the
Bethel Military Academy this session,
the largest number for the past seven or
eight wears.
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POLITICS ACTIVE.
A VERY WARM CANVASS IN TIE NOR
FOLK DISTRICT.
Democratic Cuba New Departure-Mid-
night Fire-Havy-Yard Notes-Per-
sonsl Mention.
lcorn,nondonco Of the Rlchmona Dispatch.l


NORFOLK, September 81. 1883.
Politics are active on both party sides
inst now in town and country, and meet
,nps are of nightly occurrence. Cam
paion banners float in every direction,
and the workers are on the alert for
every advantage. Hon. Il. c. Marshall,
our congressional nominee, loses no OPP
portunity and is making strong and
active canvass of the district, and it IL
gratifying to see that crowds OF white
people gather TO hear him and the other
speakers accompanying. The organiza-
ton Of the voters into Democratic clubs
goes on, and the party enthusiasm IN the
black belt will bring out good vote Tor
Cleveland and Thurman.
A Democratic club was organized IN
Pleasant Grove, Norfolk county, yester-
day, and quite a number OF colored vo,
tiers asked to join the organization aud
were admitted. This is a new departure
in Norfolk county.
A midnight fire last night damaged
the commission house OF ,. >. Gresham
& Co., on Water street.
An immense Democratic mass-meeting
on Market Square is being organized for
this city on the night OF October LIST.
The Norfolk fund for the yellow-fever
sufferers will reach $500. Portsmouth
will add about 500 more, which will
close the contribution from this section
at present.
Tho books of the Commissioner of
Revenue, lust completed, show the value
of real estate in Portsmouth to be
50. 523. 900 and personal property S2G7,-
Az, which yields the city total tax OF
69.6lS.7S.
The police sanitary inspection of the
city report that the city Is not as clean
ms il ought TO be. and the Health Board
has started to overhaul various localities
specified.
The United States training-ship Con
stellation having finished repairs and
taking on stores left the navy-yard to-
day, and is taking on her powder at Fort
Norfolk. At daybreak she will sail for
the Kittery yard to get the apprentices
on board the Saratoga and the Ports
mouth. On the lst Of October she
starts on her winter cruise to the West
Indies.
The negro murderer Henry Coleman
was examined by Justices \. H. Hawks
and John W. Butter this morning and
regularly committed for trial. Mrs.
Louisa Spratt, whose throat was cut with
shoe-knife by Coleman, WAS able to
appear and testify.
Lieutenant a. c. Dillingham; has re-
ported at the navy yard for duty.
Berkeley Democrats raised pole and
organized Is club Of over one hundred
members last night
The prevailing northerly winds have
materially interfered with the fish sup
ply here, the fish keeping in deep water
when the wind is high.
Nothing whatever regarding the miss
ing drummer AlonzO Lewis has yet been
developed. q.
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POLITICS IN ALBswARLE COUNTY.
ReguiarStock- sale DRy-Good Prices
Property PurcbaSe-rersonsi.
porfospondoncc Of mo Richmond DispNtrh.I

u,orfospondoncc Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sept q. 1883.
Mr. W. T. Stephens. OF Montana, has
permanently located near this city ana
expects to establish general horse
market here. =,
The Republicans OF this county held
n conference Yesterday and made plans
for pushing forward the canvass. The
election of permanent county chair
man was postponed until October lst
AS yet no Republican speakers have
addressed the people Of tins county, but
there will be speaking here at the Octo-
Der court. The Republicans claim that
they can carry the county, but tho
Democrats are Mt work and will show
them otherwise.
Yesterday was regular stock-salo day
here. There were great many people
from this and adjoining counties IN the
city. who brought in their stock to be
sold. An unusually large number OF cat
tie were either sold or traded, and the
prices obtained were very good.
Judge White, of this county, has APP
pointed Misses Julia +. Green and Der
nard Lewellcn and Masters Arthur Tuck
er. Eddie Ellis, and W. L. Statchln as
pupils to the Miller School
Mr.. +. NJ. Wills has returned from his
trip 10 Cincinnati, ..
The news has reached this place OF the
accidental shooting on last Monday OF
little son OF Mr.. Joseph Griffin, of Rio,
this county. Young Griffin was out
squirrel hunting. and feeling tired he sat
down TO rest with his hand on the muZZle
of his gun, which IN some mysterious
way was discharged, the load seriously
woundng him in the hand.
The City Council at its last meeting
authorized the purchase OF valuable
piece OF property on the corner OF Court
and Market streets recently occupied by
the late DR.. John Thornley, as resi-
dcncc. This property will be converted
into City Hall, and the Corporation
Court, city clerks, treasurors, mayors,
and other Offices will be located III the
building. The property is most conye-
nicntly located. and is well adapted to
the purpose, as portion of the building
is fitted up for banking purposes, and
contains vaults, which are excellent for
the deposit and preservation Of the city
records.
Captain W O. Fry is in Madison
county on q visit to friends.
Captain Micajah Woods will address
the people Of Page county on Monday
next.
Professor +. L. Barber, who has been
boarding at Rev. John r. Randolph's,
has gone to Washington, ID. c.
Tie Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company have given 81, 600 to the capital
stock of the james-Riyer Valley lmmi-
grafton Society, and has promised to
give 500 to every immigrant permanently
located in the Valley by this society.
w.
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DOARDERS WANTED.-THE
ID house lately occupied by Mrs. Webb. 2Ol
east Franklin street, i being put in thorough
order and will be OPENED As A FlRST-CLASS
SOAkD.NG-HOlSE ABOUT TIE l0m SEP
TENDER BY MRS. PATUSON, 'aie Of Baltl-
more. Engagements may he made at once at
nor present address. No.t09 east Grace street,
kichmoDd. al ss-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

Coz WEEKLY TO CANVASS
~ - - Frs Good side liue for Clothier.
Tailor, and Gentlemen's Furnisher< travelling
men. Easy seller. Big profits 90 DEAN. Address
rROUSRK kkShAPER COMPANY.
50 .ood6s Columbus, o.
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much 10 the amusement Of tho evening.
The music for the latter was furnished
by Professor Reinhart, Of Richmond.
The merry company broke mp about
hall. past 10 o'clock.
Dr. Claiming Page, OF New York, Is
visiting his brother, Mr.. Carter Page,
near Gotham.
Mr.. Charles Fox left this neighbor-
hood several days since for Richmond
College, LEsTBANdE.
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WANTED. 4 MAN TO TAKE AN
w OFFICE AND REPRESEN A MANUFAC-
TURbk. So per week. Small capital required.
Address, With stamp, AANUFACTU REX, Box 20,
West Acton. Mass. re l-Sa4t
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PeCuH ar

To itself in many important particulars. Hoods
Sarsapariila is different from aAd superior ~ any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration Of ingredients, Hoods SaTssparlla pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In It's medicinal merit. Hoods Sarsspa-
rilla accomplshes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods Sar-
saparilla is tho only medicine Of which can truly
be said. 100 doses dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and 90
notproduce as good results As Hoods Sarsapariia.
Peculiar in its good name at home there Is
more Of Hoods Sarsaparilla sold ia Lowell, where
It is made, than OF all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar ia its phenomenal record Of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short time. Donot De I'M
duced to take any Incorporation. BE sure got
Hoods SaYsaparilla
soldbyardruegists. a. six fors5. Preparedoniy
by c. l. HOOD Il CO., Apothec@res, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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HesUfck EfeniS.
lCo,rosp0ndence Of tho Richmond Dispatch. ]

INVII' IVIlIUIUV VI IalV IIVuIIvHu UIsVHICN,I
KRswmK, September %, 1888.
A most enjoyable entertainment WAS
given at Sunnyside," the residence Of
Mr.. J. b. Pace, OH Wednesday evening,
September 18th. The tea. tables, laden
with all the Injuries Of the season, were
set out Oh the grassy lawn. with brilliant
lights dispersed here and there. The
night was perfect Lawn tennis, the
bowling alley. aud dancing contributed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
81 F. ". NAL daily except sunday.
t'lS A a Accom- NoDAIiDN daily teycepI
sunday
.2-1 A Il. E&PREsS-auy
~ NDA1 AC OHMDDArlON hetWcen hch-
mond and sco'tsviils leaves A. 81; RETURNING
arrives 7:l5 T.. VI.
COSNECIIONA
A. Clifton Forge Win Chesapeake AMI Ohl)
railway for tho south, Mest, ant Hnr.nHesL
A. Lynchhurg with Norfolk ana N"stern rat
roal Tor All points south. Southeast. AMI 0oulh-
wes1, and Firginia Midland railway for all points
North sn1 south.
Al hichmond with Associated Railways tor al
points IN the South, ami Richmond, tredsrlcAs
bIrg aud Potomac railroad fDr the North.
As Lexington with baltimore ami ono rall'
rcni, making close connections AZ thrpers
Ferry 10 aud from Fttsburgh and tho n est also
70 points North and East.
Sespi,.y-clr atlsehsa u AlgA Ar2rsss s'0.sH
ItTtOf btErL
S.eeplng-car Lynch0lrg 70 Memphis, New b.
leans aud Little Rock.
Trains marked daily except sunday.
'Gaily
Tickets sold 20 su points. Ofices slS sss
Main street. 1900 Nam street, aui a! Rchmoui
and AIS ghany depot, ktgbth and Canal streets
JOIN x. NACMChDO.
ie2! General Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
4 RIVER LAND.-.n pursuance OF the proSi-
sons 0f TWO deeds Of trust executed by Major
Charles ). Darlington ami his wife, recorded IN
tho Clerks 0ulce Of Halifax County Court. IN
Decd Book No. 20, pages 80 and so. and being
thereto required b. tho beneficiary. n under
signed viii sci. 10 tho hishes. bidder by public
ucIiJn, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. ocToBzR %. 1881
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known as
"MiLDENDOn
IL is situate near Coless Ferry, in Halifax
county. Va. Immediately on stanton river, and
contains $50 ACRES.
The lsnd IS OF excellent quality, well adapted
10 the growth OF grain, TOBACCO. and other crops.
aud IL In a good state OF cultivation.
The tract contains q largo proportion Of low
grounds Ia a high state " fertility. aud also a
large body In original forest Of the finest OAK
timber.
Tho improvements consist OF LARGE AND
CON MODiOIS DWELL NtfHOUSE, with the
usual oul-buidlngs. while tho farm Is provided
WIN all Necessary stables, c0rn-hOCso., barns,
anu other buildings required for large plants-
ton.
he interest In the said land which Is thus
offered for sale consists Of an UNDIVIDED
ThkEE-FOURTHs INTEREST IN fRG aud a
Two-rHikOS INTEREST iu remainder OF tho
remaining fourth.
TEENS: One fourth OF the purchase money
will be required 10 DO paid IN cash: and ON tho
residue a credit OF one and Two years will bo
given, the purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor, with interest from day OF sale adted.
As soon o. the terms q tho sale are complied
with deed 60 the land will be made 10 the pur-
chaser, aud a deed OF Uust taken thereon as a
further security for the deierred instelmentA
r. q. VKNABLE,
JOHN W. RELY.
August u, 1854 Trustees.
al -
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THE RICHMOND MISREPRESENTATION, SEPTEMBER o. 1888
AUCTION sALEs-rh.- nay.
DICHMOND BAZAAR. p.
HI No1 1893 AND 1870 FRANKLIN STREET. ~>-N-f

Our sale will commeuco
TO-DAY
nj 10 O'Clock. whom We will oher nu5.o or OK
aoiIact uORsFS MULES, BUGGIEs, PHAE-
ToSS. ROCKAWAYs. and WAGONS from which
selections may be made.
AT If O'CLOCK
100 bales HAY IN good condition.
/ very good secondhand FAMILY ROCkAWAf;
very good second hand PHAETONS;
very good secondhand BUGGlbs
I very cool second hand GROCERS WAGON;
1 BLACK MARE. reliable family animal;
/ BAY COLT, four years old, veil broke, belong
ing 20 an estate;
9 flrst-clsss FARM MULES.
seq L. b. COOK. Salesman.
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EULTON IMPROVED PROPERTY.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.
BY Chowning & Rose,
Real Estate AuctiOneers and Brokers,
No 5nOrlh renth sreet.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust from William
Henderson aud wife Of record I'm the clerks
Office ~ Honrico County Cour, In Deed BOOK q.
page 40 defAnlt having boon made in me pay
mont Of the note thereby secured ana being re-
1uircd by the holder thereof so 10 do, We VIII sell
by auction, npOn the premises, on
FRIDAY THE 2STH DAY CT SEFTENBER, lSSS,
AZ , O'Clock r. VI. tho PROPERTY conveyed
under sRid deed. being r ONES DRY FRAME
DWELLING. containing four rooms, situated on
the south line Of Graham ncar tho corner 0f
Marshall street. Fulton, fronting 81, feet % inches
on said southern line Of Graham street, by
depth of 10 feet 20 An alley ten feet wide.
TERMS Cash az g. 4 note OF i>I due Neptom-
Der T., lsSS. and costs Of sale; the residue as
may be announced az tme 81 sale
~ j. CHEWING.
EDWARD $. ROSE,
Sc % Trustees.
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WEST BROAD-STREET PRO
~ PERiY.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioncers AMI Brokers,
No north Tenth street.

By virtue of q certain drel Of trust, OF record
ia tho clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court. I'm Deed-Book 80 \. page 81. default
having bcel made u the payment of portion
Of ths notc thereby secured. ami being required
by the holder thereof 90 % 90. We will sell by
auction, uIOl tha premises on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER -. 1883,
at 80 o'clccS J.. ". THAT FRAME HOUSE No.
,9l west Broad str, a.. Tho lot has a front OF
arxl35 feet to % paved alio = H. feet wide.
Como to his sac and plant your money. It's
bound to yield you q good crop - dividends.
Terms: Hy ayr ement Ons thirl N cash; the
residue AZ six and twelve months. o per cent.
added aud secured by deed of trust upon tho
property, o. all cash at he option OF the pur-
clascr. A. j. CHEWING,
EDWARD :. ROSE,
sotf Trustees.
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HondA Isurchnsad.

WASHINGTON, September 2l.--The
bond offerings to-day aggregated 80, 873.-
000 AcceptaDces, $3.50, 900 at 107! for
A. per cents and 1870 for As.
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The genius Of Fritz Reuter-, the Ger
man novelist, is to he cOmmemOrated IN
Chicago by the erection Of bronze
statue. 1t will be placed IN Lincoln
Durl.
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XyORh-RlVER LINE IVA NJ
L FulNn
p,LY X,llf>UNDAY

The ,avorits route o. balul 1r' t'A
ca this iiuo are MDisis. Ural.F t.."A-
cumforL Leave kclw.ll a..
arr1vs 4 ua.umors , I'D A. eA.'
moro AZ ) T. n. a-g.y3 81 h.t-'A.a4
lo:4J A. A. ,......
ma YorA. Rnor l-as sforb s-psrior 900 ,
lges 10 business m-n ~ stao =.
.,e'.ya klchmo.,I real ilo Csc az pa"
-. tion.a ana arrive a. aalAaVrj t-i1
,oernlnr aYter lsuns e.lyrl ie-s
nisht's Test irce tgeG ~ l-ss go -,.'' s' '''
way travel IAN, ,,..,,NAtoDAr!DN
teayn Redmond tleca'l- 14A4 ..,., r.
Street deuC9 ,...ss.t' tt-t zee.
Irrfga LichmOal uNen'y- '-ifl .....g. L.
Street de- ou .-.-..-.. o.. 30 ..'''.
suaiiy. fpaly eAceps >an lay' ,.....,i. al. 81.
bsrot snt ucke.-oflcs. foVi - ia 81 4.
un-swp ocies NorneE tsnte ala AsII 800
Genera. pAssengcr Aga
}. = fottN
piyisiOn Passenger Ass-,
Richmond -
sor. HAAS Tranrc Manager,
PEYlON RANDOLPH. 0saerA sAA>s~'
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,GINIA 5rEAMBOArz.7.o

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
' COMPANY. for Old Point. Nor sseSs%sScsa
folk, Portsmouth. Nckp0ft News, C.afcmonL
and James-riyer landings direct, ~ elegant ~
luon-stcsmer ARIEL, lesging hicamOnd EVERY
MONDAY. WED NEsuAI, aud FRIDAY att a.
VI. Stroet-car5 CONTEST
Connexions a Old Point closely with all lines
for northern q. ties same afternoon. also. az Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the south, anI
Virginia Beach. James river by daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and az CAREERS
Agency 100 Main street Baggage checSct
through. State-rooms engaged for day OK night
Frtigh. received daily fOt NOriOis, Ports
mouth, Ola Point Maverly. Hckstord, Va. AMI
all points ia EAstorn North Carolina Eastern
Virginia and all regular handbags on he Janos
river, AT lowest rafes, and through bills issueL
LCClkN u. fArUM. NlcO-PresidonL
No lii5 Main street anc 10. kcttS
IRWIN NEIslGKg Freight aud esssnCer Agent
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PHILADELPHIA, k1Ch-a ~ ~
NOND AND NORFOLK
laEAASAle CoAPANG

Appointed sailing days Eyery TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ati2 ~. and every SUNDAY at 5
A. NJ.
Freigh. for Tuesdays aac Fftiays steamers
received til il:S A. NJ; Tor Sundays' steamer
VII z. 81. saturday sreiGns roceived daily ~
JPN.
Fare, 81.
Eor furtner information apply %
J. W. AcCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Once hockettS
W. y. CLYDE . Co.
nal General Axantz rhiiAdsl3alA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

The whole system is built up and re-
juyeDsted by the peculiar medicine,
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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BY T.. g.. Cgtiu,
Real Estate Aucti0ucer.

DERFMPTORY AUCTION SALE or
TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS AND
4 BRICK DWELLING AT NONlHNt-T lDR-
NhR or LEIGH AND lillRllkfN ,IR.ElS
AND VACANT LOT ON LEIGH STREET N
REAR OF AIONF.-N the request of RE owner,
WHO viii not hold for fancy prices. ] Will sen, GA
the premises,
WEDNESDAY. SErTFVBER O.. i,S',
AT 3 o'clock +. NJ. tho PROPERTY above D.
s,rihed Tho frame dwellings contain thf"o
rooms each. with hall and long porctes both I'M
front ant roar They arr m hr4t cia-4 r0h-
dttion ana are uow occupied by good tenants.
The corner house Is cf BRICK and very r."my.
Tho Tot on Leigh street las a frontage ~ sl
fec..
Don't fail 70 attend this sale, az a SAFE must be
TERMS: Easy. T. A. ChTLlN.
sol Au-fiOuccr.
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GEORGE p. Stacy,
so2f 1875 MAIN STREET.
BY T. 4. Calm,
Real EstaJe huoiloneer.
NJ. i3 Eleventh street


A UCTION SALE OF A NOBBY LIT
n TIE DWELLING CONIAfNING FIVE
OMs.-AtticreIuestO o. tho owner, who wishes
10 use the Trocecls iu -igrfing o. new business,
will sell az public auction, on the promise, On
TUESDAY, SErTgsBgg p. l-ss.
o. 81 o'clocs p. ". INC NEAT, NEW DE-
TACKLED FRAME DWELLING No. ~ Spring
strcol. noar Laurel. containing five rooms, on
lot 2Oxi0l feet This house was huut ny tae
owner Tor residence for hG family and Was
erected i'm the most tasty AMI workmauiige man
nor. IL could not he better lonfcd for renting
purposes. ard for a home nothing more coy Is
now on the market
TEENS II desired q largo percentage of ne
purchase money can De paid IN monthly pay
neut4 Z. CALM.
eosl AurI0uesr.