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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
For Sale.

A set of heavy double harness,
nearly new. Inquire of, Peters &
Knapp.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24

A. w. Scoville arrived home from
his southern trip on Tuesday.
Harry Gould is home ffom Detroit
tor avacation of several weeks.
Chas. Parker, OF Mt. Pleasant,
Sundayed at Mrs. E. c. Mead's.
Mrs. G. S. Williams and Mrs. B. o.
Williams were in Detroit, Wednesday.
Jay Allen, editor of the West
Branch Herald, was in Owosso Mon
day. =
Mrs. S. A. Williams and Mrs. B.
o. Williams visited Flint relatives the
fore past of the week.
= Richard Marvin, OF Livingston
county, is in the city visiting his
daughter, Mrs. E. M. Miller.
Mrs. A. L. Lansing, of Dubuque,
Iowa, visited her sister Mrs. ]. F.
Ledbeter the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. L. H. Goodwin, of Saginaw,
is visiting DIR. Stephens and sister
this week. Mr. G.. will pass the Sun.
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Labadie have
returned to Owosso from their north
ern trip and will remain until Sept.
Ist, when they start on their fall
tour.
Prof. G. O. Bates returned to
Owosso on Tuesday from his trip to
Arkansas. He was accompanied by
his sister Miss Mamie Bates who
will enter the State Normal.
Rev. M. A. Wilcox d. d., and
president of Kalamazoo college, is
a guest of Rev, ]. Donnelly this week
and will preach in the Baptist church
next Sunday. DR.. Wilcox and Mr..
Donnelly were classmates in college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
SKws From CHARLOTTE or TWO sERI-
Gus AFFAIRS.
A White Nan Kills Negro Mobs Soaring
the Woods for Negro
Desperate.
lsnocial ,nlerram . .ho DI.patch.l

CrAeIor4E. n. C., December q News
was received here to-day OF very great eN-
element In Lancaster ADD York counties,
jusi over TIC South Carolina line. Ia Lancaster
county at late hour last night white
rssn hy toe name Of Williams became in-
volged Ia a quarrel with Cadston Earle, a
negro Of very desperate character who re-
Gently hyed here. Hot words passed, when
Wtl,fns drew from bis pocket n revolver
and fred Al Earle. the bullet entering his
bres.f and producing instant death. wiz
Iiams iled. making good his escape.
In York county the trouble Is Of erayor
nature and is brewinr on 10 what NAV ter
inmate 10 a serious affair. sam. Harding lei
buris. daring negro, living IN the county. ana
hiss white WOMAN whom he alleges 10 be he
wife. Harding ls defiant, and although the
law has not yet seized hci be Is suspected OF
commr,iog many minor offences and TO say
The least be "a pest IN the county and ieared
bv ali white women. such bad been the De-
havlor Of Harding That last night
gang OF about twenty. white mon called
upon him and told him he must leave
the county In a given number OF hours
Harding sworo 10 the crowd that he would
not leave. add alter much bOister0us swear
ing drew large pistol ard opened IRE upon
the crowd. The white men being unarmcd
bfgan 10 Gee. aud one o. them fell dead,
r,u;:et having passed through bis head and
brain. The dead MAN was clicked up by his
friends ana carried away. u j. reported late
tbs evening that Harding hss nos been cap
tuned, ard i1at strong m0hs arc being orfan'
iltIi1.c0ul ihc woods for hln. lie Will be
hanged 70 the Gfst tree Il caught The pe0-
ole n g.. nei hb0rh0od arc Wild win eX-
.lfrrf.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
BURNED TO DEATH.
Tne Terrible Fate OF an Invalid Negro
wn..., e~noouer a. OtafreeA.
tcorIssspondonce Of the Richmond Dispatcn.l

fcorgsspondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, December "a, 1883.
YESTERDAY morning an accidental tire &C.
CURED IN a tenement on the corner Of Bank
and Butte streets. hanging the building 10
some extent and Turning to death an infalo
coored woman named Annie Andrcws.
whom The nrcmen could not reach on &C.
coupt 81 the sufocating smoke that prevailed
throughout the building.
AT Inc marine barracks and on the several
war.shlps Al the navv-yard big Christmas
dinners will be served the enlisted men to-
morrow and general shore liberty given.
A three-masted schooner flying SIGNALS OF
distress at New Inlet, n. g., was spoken by
Canaan Nelson's vreckipg steamer victoria
Pecd this morning. She had ma'nsaii, fore-
sail and jb badly blown away. Tne
scbooper is the Emma Heather, loaded With
coal. and bound from PhiladoIphia 10 Savan.
nah. and was drifted southwark. The Peed
made a contract 10 tow her into port for $500.
The schooner Charles y. Lister, ashore on
BODY island, IL full OF water. The Baker
Salvage Company will 20 TO work getllng
her of to-day.
A party of railroad engineers belonging to
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company are ~
work near Edentop, n. G., going southwark,
which means an extension OF the N0ri0lk
Southern railgOsd 70 Wilmington or some
pearcr pOint on the Atlantic coast line. It's
stated that the New York. Philadelphia and
Norfolk will lease the Norfolk southern,
and II not will buy q controlling Interest, "a
the time has come. they say. FOR through
coasi-hne short route south from New YORK
as soon a. practicable, or will be cut of en-
trely. At present Norfolk is practically The
southern terminus Of the Cape Charles
route.
Commodore Brown, Of the nayy-ysrd, has
received orders 20 resume work on the nag
shin Pensacola and The training ship after tue
holidays.
The Italian steamship Robilant now at
LAMBERT Point. has been libelled by firm
II this city for St7s2.20.
Tho LEADING BAPTIST and Methodist
churches bad special music and services ap.
prsprite to the Christmas season Yesterday.
and % course the several buildings were
crowded.
All fae railroads are running people into
Norfolk TODAY at half rates. and the trains
come crowded.
The distressed BRITISH brieantne Plover,
IN tow u a wrcckirg tuy, has sailed Tor New
York FOR repairs
B.hop John c. Graubcry, o. The Melho.
di.f Episcopal Church. sailed on saturday
from Newport News ON the Brazilian line
for no do Jlneir0.
Mr. Richard Goodc. % the Unfed states
coast ..rycy, son oi Hon. Jonn GOode. and
Miss SOPHIE park. youngest daughter OF
tomm3lorc Marshall Parks, viii De married
next week..
The wtechcrs o. this city are raising the
Baltimore slesm-pilot boat Pilot, sunk 10
Baltimore i1rhOr 1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

WANTED. PURC8A SERS FOR
" CARRIAGES, 80 G,.E,. AND NAGlt~.
latest styles ~ the lowest prices. 5 ioa .econi-
hand PIAEt ONS ANU BtaGlas chap. Also.
two uue ALBANY CUTTER SLfl6H0. $50 ca.h,
". g.. >hllu.
de 9l-2w 3!4 north ffIh i,rsst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

EOR RENT, A LARGE SIONE-TH
= HOUSE on Governor stree. between is.4
M0in auG Frackln.
Also. WELf-LOCATED MAINS Rect
STORE near Twelfth street. Y. "a. BOWIE.
de 20-e0I9t Real Estate ami i0ans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
pEOPusALs.

Ogfice or the SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA PrNirENTIARY,
December Is, 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received az this onlca until FRIDAY, DECZH-
rER 2Sri. at IL O'Clock ~. for furnishing this IN
sttulCn Tor tn mex, ihree months, commencing
JGnusry I. 1859. With tue following articles IA
moro OF less quantities., rs Che requirements de-
mand-vlz:
10 barrels FANIlY FLOUR tsampel
l.lW bushes MERChANIABLE BOLTED
MEAL .,amplc).
? go pounds RICE 'snmple'.
2.000 pounds PAklOLA COFFEE ,5amplol.
$500 pounds SHOWN SUGAR 'samplol.
1900 gallons LOW-GRADh SYRUP sample).
~ gallons HEADLIGHT OIL, 100 degrees
Test
COO gallons KEROSENE OIL, 40 degrees test
1900 pounds BULK SIDES, SHOULDERS. or
BUTTS ia nplel.
22lo pounds itRrENTlNE SOAP isample).
4 barrels VINEGAR eampe).
10 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT
Tho above 81 ticles % he delivered as tho Peni-
Tertiary free a alt crAyagc, aud in such quaint
ties. aad az sucn times as tho Superinton lent
may require them 20 be delivered, subject 10 in
spectoD.
Separate bids Will be received for any one or
more + he stOge articles, marked PAIGE and
NAME on each sample.
Tho Board Of Directors reserves the right 70 re-
iect any OF ar bids.
BY order OF tho Board OF Directors
". vs.. MOSES,
de s5-lt Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

NOR RENT, THE DESIRABLE n
4 FRONT BASEMENT OFFICE no i0,f e-s
cast Broad street. s.iilols tor iawrn. o. lty.'-
ciau. with hot AMI cold walsr at hfl1. hrrly
on no promises. ce il-i u& l't-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Orders hy mail or Information desired will re-
ceiye special and prompt attention. When rus
toners Hro kn0vl to tho house. or satisfactory
references are furnished, goods Will be sent on
approval. de .Sd,l nav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
COCKADE CITY.
DEATH oPAPErERsBURGER IN WILKES
BARRE, PA.
a Pleasant Iucidsnt-Psrsonal-A New
Baseball Park-Hiseella-
neous Notes,
IcorresDondonce OF tho Rlcbmond Dispatch !

PsTERsBURG, VA, December "a. 1888.
A telegram was received here last night
announcing the sudden death in WILKES
barre, Pa, Of Mr. Richard Peterson, native
OF Prince George county and for some years
a resident Of Petersburg. lie was a son on
the late Colonel John A. Peterson and leaves
A number Of near relatives here.
A pleasant little incident occurred at the
poIlce-sts.lon this evening in the shape OF
the prescntqtion Of enc gold-headed cane to
the chief, Cap,ain Henderson Eanes. and OF
handsome present TO the lieutenant and SER
geant. These testimonials were given by the
priyates OF the corps 10 token OF their respect
Tor their officers, to whom the occasion was
one OF delightful surprise. but OF most
pleasant interchange Of good feeling. Peters
burg has now one Of the best police corps In
the State.
Mr.. Lyman D. Gilbert and wife, Of Harris
burg, Pa, are in TIE city, the guests OF hr.
George Cameron. the father of Mrs. Gilbert
Mr.. George Beadlc, the manager OF the
Petersburg and Asylum Railway, has
purchased large lot "a portion OF the Ol1
Model FARM Immediately on the line OF
that road, Just west Of the city, when he
designs improving and converting into
baseball park for the coming aud succeed
ing seasons.
Ifufflch D'dtltf ltNiui'uf VIZ eAi'7A'N
in this city this morning on the charge OF
.ioaIing a COW from Dir. !. Il. Ayrs OF Din
widdio county. The animal was found IN
his possession. He was committed TO jail to
await trial.
The public and private schools are all
closed this week, and number OF the
teachers have gone away to spend the hol-
DAYS.
The Prince George Cavalry, Captain L. L.
Bland, will have their FIRST parade and drill
in their new uniforms at Old-Shop church,
in that county. on wednesday. A flnc DIM
ner VIII be scrved and large company Is
expected.
Il is no secret that the friends OF john NJ.
Laneston. the defeated colored candidate FOR
Congress IN ibis district are very much en-
Uttered against the white Republican leaders.
and they are open ia their declarations ihat
iney viii no longer affiliate IN politics with
these people. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
FyropI,. Va. December 81. 1855.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch
Wilyou kindly announce through your
columns The correct pronunciation Of the
word route. Some intelligent persons Of The
present d9y pronounce it r0oh Which is
correct route or r00i1
You will much oblge a subscriber,
L. +. r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

BoaI 'lto Agents ani Auctloneers,
10 north Tenth street Richmond, Va

10y VIRTUE OF \ DECREE or
- the Cnancery Court Of the city o. Riclmoud
pronounced on toFomber . lsos, ia 100 SUIT Of
sc. OBJ. CowGriin, Who sues for, &C., Do. DOlloy
* Purcell, trustees. add Nls.," He Oucr .or aalo
privately. the following ki " t~lAlE ~ which
Charles W. Purcell diei seized and pos
THREE LOTS. OF % by l55 feet zach. on "Llg-
Con IAN % l.n taf TOD Of tho hill. situate on
tho aas. side ri Federal or Buchanan street at
IT. inteTs8 cton with william street. not far from
the Chesapeake and Ohio raj road elevator.
TWO HUNDRED AND Fit lY-EIGHl LOTS.
OF about 81 by i37 feet each. II WOodyIle. which
lie next 90 John Il. Dayis's land and along air
leld avenue.
SQUARES nos. !. 2, 6, s In plan Of Tait's divi-
sion, containing ~ ACRES, also o. Fairfield
avenue next 20 Woodvile, and part OF 10 near tho
Nine-Mle roal.
lot OF 1917 ACRES. on tho Sine-Mils road,
about \ miles from corporate limits, covered
with WOOD, ard yery near Tho new settlements
OF the railroad now being built
LOT No q on Logan s,reei. Marion Iiili, con-
tanning Two ACRES, AMI lyingon the topof tho
hill wi,n a beautiful view Of the river, sc
Plots Of all OF this land, showing each lot &C,
have been made and eau re seen az H. E. CuAF-
PIN & cos Office. No i.Ienth street, kich-
mond. Va.
TERMS: One fourth cash and the residue on
three equal credits Of six, Twelve, and ei2hteen
months, tho purchaser or purchasers 10 give
their negotiable notes for the deferres pay
ments OF tho purchase money. with legal fnte-
rest added from day Of sale and the title 10 be
retained until al Of tue purchase money has
been Il aid and conveyance ordered oy the Court.
MEADE HASkISS
PHILIP r. PURCELL,
dc o-eodiH Special Commissioners.
EOR SALE.-No. 8 NORTHfs
i Cherry street has been sold. No. Z. the IL
adjoining DIV ELLING, Is yet for sale. who viii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

BY Henry L. Staples 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents snd Aucsioneers,
flOs Main street


GALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
> SUBURBAN FARa OF sioN ACREs SIT
GATED NEAR THE NEW NORTH hOhD,
ABOUT TWO Hills ngkTil ~ lith vlt ~, ~
RICHMOND, ~ PUBLIC AUCTION. o. TIE
PREMISES, on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20.
All O'CLOCK NOON.--by virtue q n decroo
OF the Circuit Court Of HenricO county. entered
on the 1871 dag OF Dccem Ger. 1893 Ve. !Ae under
signed COMMISSIONERS ihurebT appointed. WIN
offer tor sale by puoiic auction, 90 She premises,
WEDNESDAY. J,yUaRY 2. 1882.
NJ y O'Clock noon. that worry VALUABLE IKACl
OF LAND shove referred 90. known O. MYRTLE
GROvE. con,nlaing 2i0N ACRES. more or less
This Is a very iine farm, ta highly improved
condi ion. we'll Watered. an sasiug upon % an
exec llent spring ~ mineral water. lre iin-
provemeLts comprise an excellent DWhLLlAG-
HOUSE, almost now. Win bath. room and oil
modern impr0yo mcnts: large and commoilons
oui-houses and stables recentiv crested.
TERMS. one fourth cash. ara tua baiance I'm
equat instnlnieu.s, payable So one, $3.50. aln
three years FROM dag OF sac, evidenced or ne
gofiahle notes OF ile purchaser. WIN interest
aldod: tno tilic % Tho properly - be- retained
until al the plr,i ase money IL paid All a con-
yeyance ordered b. the Court
4. e. COURTNEY.
4. ". PATTERSON.
Special Commissioner
II. L. STAPLES 6 Co.. Aac;)neers.
Circuit COURT or ligyftCo C0Us-Y-CoURrSzy.
GUsRDfks. VS.. COURTNEY AND AIS.
Nv. >. Leake. clark OF mo C'iclit Court 81
HcnricO couu s.. hereby ce-,ify tl1i inc bond 20
Gnirod Of RIO special COR nIi-si0lcr5 Uruer tAe
above decree has 0eon ddiy gigen,
Giyeo under my hand tnis l5th Day Of De'en-
ds 3 VS. LEAKE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO h0r
~ SCHEDULE TAXING ~. aNt
NOVEMBER l'. i,,,
lKAyE RICHHrso-
SEA. NJ. for Newpor Ssgs. OLA 'a.
fort, and Norfolk dsi.y et
day.
SIS A. " sundays Caly. @ NoHpoT SEES"
Point and N0f'Q.f.
fi.05 A. N. Taroaga ani local Sal 81
West. except r4hi..r
Shoppers CAloa 100 i'
aeoP. NJ. for Newport News oi
Norl9lk, excel. lrinf
500 N. Gosdoasgiilo Accommoia..'- ,'
eoP. N. for Lcuisynle. circinrs.
ST. L0aiA NfnFsis. o..
ioans-fast fApfaas--N
fuilmaas Galy. only ''.
lulmans ues- uln $500
AsEIyE IN Mcalosn
a0AM. Gor3casyllo Aecomm3iat
SaDdsy. N..
1855 A. N. fro.n norfolk, oa Point Point Oh
port News. czce9. eAnia1
siOP. NJ. irom ,ooAi poia.s ana go We
ceat Sunday ..
600 P. ". tom 10 'oiaS Ssspor' So.
alghmoai " CinsiIasti snl
Vile. c.t
eoP. N. froa, Louisville and Ciucians'
Exrfcss--daliy.
n,uot. Seventeenth aad Broad sFeet>
Tickets 81 lao Main ssreeS 49, Nt ,,s
GeaoEai PaSeDxog 49,.
J. T. opxLx> Gs1ssal Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

4 nook WANIED.-A GOOD COOS
I with Gr.t-cis-s references ,o 4loeo OF tho
promises ABBY at 10 north Beech troe-
die .rl-~u.tr fuNt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

NEAL E~sAE4 ST P1IvArE SALE.
nor SALE. A VERY DESIRA-Tg
4 BILE ENIRALLY-LOCATED FRANK '<@
LlN-~lREEi RESI- ENCE. Tho owner tcme
nonresident H. anLi0ustO sell cal iu AMI &C..
bargain. CHEWING e ROSE, Agents.
Ole @rc ~. NO 5n1rh Isl.h slect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
pUILNAN tLLEPlNC-CAR ACCOMMODA.


NIRGiNiA STEAMBOAT 49,,
COMPANY. for Nor.oiA Ports -rs,s III.
mouth, Ncnp'rt Aews. g. arem.nf. a4i smes-
liver laualugs direct. uy elegant saloou--tear ~
Allfl i"..ilg hieHHnnl EVERY MONDAY,
WE'D tlSDaI. anu FRIDAY a. Z A. u. Street
Cars CONNECT.
connexions at Newport NoRs Tor on Point
Rnl ~niIfn 0. uIc 80 Norfolk closely UiIl nil
nn3. f0r noria trn q. tes same afternoon. James
riyor JY daylislt 0roat toLrlst line. Cheapest
rodto.
through tickets % steamer aud 80 Garber's
ACaucs, 100 Main sr I'D. Baggage checked
through. state rooms engaged i.r day N ltnt
fregh received daily for Noffoig, Ports
m0lia, Uid Point, WHgeriy. Alcksfor1. Va, ald
al points in Ea-lern Nor.h I9t)luiA kast0rn
Va .iull. aAi a.l regular laaiings GA the James
afl NsuFunA. ~ rivers, at lowest rates. Gnd
through nils is-iei
LUCfLS Is. TATfM. yl-o-PresiienL
No iIl1 maiu street ana hoekettA
rpVfy WgI.l.RR FreipGf.nl Passenger t.rapt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
PHILADELPHIA, RIO II s-->
.Jas1s Ia
NOND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al u ST., aAt every SUNDAY a,
3 4. II.
weight Tor 7'uesdays' aud Fridays steamers
re .viyod an 1870 A. n. for sundays steamer
I'm l.. -. saturday. Freigat receiyoi daily tai
T. y.
Fare. s..
for further information apply 70
j. ". nCCARRICB.
General Southern Agent, once k0cke.l-
W. T.. CLYDE q CO..
mol General Agents Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25


WANTED. ENPEHIBN n d
v,3en I ptiS IlLi p,,, M. Jaw. Nv r,,. 81
In ne ooint irl,. or Hardware me Give rc-
fcr,nco- as 20 character, haoi5, ana aonl.y
~Frlrv BgOTUErs.
aoo-e. % Euril,.. -Ir N.sy Ynrr adv.
Hv-AVrrD PARTNER. SPECIAL
" oo agril.l- uI-, , ..,r.,3i M rl... t1
,.'r., o.. ,,.,,o =, "a ~. ...,..a rui l,. o.
e.ts.ifeh.d n.sine.4-hafh mercantile ana
r.anrf .c,urinr. Address RICHMOND.
do VI. be-. .rre CARRIER $50. +. CITY Icst.tHi.a.
.......,.,..,,
W An An, ~ , na ,soo Co 'l d, aa ' me
writer a G008. FERMhNGNt SITUATION aay-
whore ira tne United States. Address q. g.. ..e
''''''i'.. o....,.
a AAIEe, on A rAEl % hfA-
~ RICO county. o VIII fe fAN ana hi.t
e.. man to d9 general ro.. and rI.c n. look
after poultry, milk. oc. References tirel
y6vANTED. PURCHASERS FOR
~ ,rrp>-,,s ...i.,., r,u,.r fr.vpA.NF
'"-'-'i-'- -
VINTAGE 1856 Ouar.s &c.,. Pnts &C.; GOLD
se,r ,,-v,rs nav Avn rvrpA.ppy. OLD
N--AA' 'ie ~ I'D ~ Una --.'" 80 '''- -'''
JAMAICA RUA, APPLE AND PEACH BRAN
DIS. WILLIAM l.. WHITE
ITO east s'onI tiieel,
de2}2t formerly Chrisunn. .,alt' s. 90.
,..f,rrr pfrrtfs.. nan. ,DrNrD
W AND eHaIL OYsrsgs. Wholesale onI
retail; also, car FINE HtD 'tp. i~.
Jpu' We LrA,
l2i nor-h -isl'e. uih i'fnrt,
d. % 2i' hrlM'Ai. f2.
-.,rmr,t p-~pC,rr.ef.,., r-,f,
W XII krDs OH wJoD A>n COAL atuo
very loves, market rates. CARBON hll. lDat
.o- H.l- $50 toAN. $3.50 lui ID per i'1 Hfis
c0r1or NJ Hr0H3 and beiFdnfo ocd Second tld
old, Ascn streets. relopaone i3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Hasiti" " g. E4.
DICHM0ED. FREDERICKSBURG
AID pOlOItC RAILROAD
1aNoCGu Aii-kAll ttel -ihaioal LINE
DELpIiA. SEN lDlA. AND
EAsIfIfH aNH 3D. L04-
ERR CIit-.
ONLY TWELVE l0C.s Between RICH
LOND AND bhl'lND SRI is EACH
DIRECTION
Corrospondinclv quics dmo % otter points
Through bills OF ladiug issued a' iog ra'ee.
g. ~. Jas lIH.
mol General 're'@h' -roat
TTORFOLkAND WESTERN BAIL
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT DECEMBER %, ls2
TwoDMLY rRAINsTo NORFOLK.
Two DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 4. NJ Daily. re Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arrive M Petersburg 100
A. 3D.. arrive at Norfolk l:.f " -.
go 4. N. Olly. rio sichmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrive al po,ersonrg iem
4. N So. 3 lelye- potcr-uurs 1880
A.. 81. Tor tarmyiile, LYuehyurg. hol-
uote, Nu5.D', knoxville, aid all
points e1Ifh and West
THROUGH Carlo LYNCuBJRG.
600 p. ~. Daily. r.t lI.hnold and Petersburg
laI,aec. AriV. Petersburg G:a0 T..
So. icaYo Petersburg li1f. a.. daily.
urt,Ing AD-l0l 800 T.. q. Through
car nrhwuul l9 Norfolk.
coo ?. w. Daily. UiG Richmond nni Petersburg
railrO. t. Arrive IT, Petersburg go
g. s., connecting Win Train $40. Z.
LEAVING ttttTbIrg a. gao %. ". fJr
flrWule. Lyu huIrr. koaaOfo, Fo-
clhnntas Bristol. Knoxville . thaffa-
r.'r-, ami all points south aud
Nr-.
pULLNAN SLEEPlNC-CAR ACCOMMODA-
IIDNn.
No.l-sic-p ing-cor from Petersburg 70 Bristol
wiaout change, aul Lynehoarg 10 Memphis
Wl tout change.
SEQ. 3-lyn'aourg - New Orleans. and Ros-
nose 90 chat Gloos4, without change.
1-ckcf-, a1Isa. .-,l-'' rru nA Information
csn to Obtained 90 Richmond and Petersburg
raIroll depot. H. s.. D4raers. 1000 81 ain street,
aaI 40 tho Company s ollro, 90 ss-t duiI street,
". D.. BbtilI.
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES C. EDDY. 8 ..o-l r-sl4cnL
General Office. Roanoke, -. enl2
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

WANTED. THE FRIENDS or
~ WILLIAM T. WHITE 1orne y ciri tin.
White s. COZ to call at936 EAST BtOAD STREET
ami get their SUpfLIEs Tor Christmas. There
you viii find Llecln. N3me-Nade Miuce u,at
English PiIm-Pui1.uH Auu, haisus, Cli-
ron, Wines, Champagne. Liquors, and foacy
Groceries ia greEs variety.
he wants to Geo you in person, az mo VIII
mike IL pleasant and pr0liabl.. De l9-lH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

scrctuls sores, swelhngs in The neck, and
al inpprlsies are cured BY Hcos's sanspa-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

EOR E.-NO. 3 NORTHFs
i Cherry street has been sold. No. Z. the IL
adjoining DWELLING, Is yet for sale. VINO viii
call and take 10. We are waiting % see.
CHEWING 6 ROSE. Agents,
de 2i-eod3t No. north Tenth street.