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Tor sseepless.e,s

Use UU<sfOhD AUIp fHUsfHA1ks
Or. G. 4. DAKE, Belleviile, ILL.,, says :
Z" / have found ii, and il ai0ne. TO be
capable OF producing sweet and natu-
raj sleep in cases Of insomnia from over
work Of the brain, which 50 often occurs
In active professional and businessmen.
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AUCTION sAEEs-Tasurs Deys,
TUDAH.STREET IMPROVED PkU-
81 PHRTY.

~ Chewing q Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioncers. ana BROKERS'
No. snorth Tenth street.
Al the request Of the owner We VIII sen py
auction. upon tho premises, on -,
SATURDAY THE lar DAY or sKrrrsBka, 'os,'
atep. NJ, that FRAME DWELLING no. els
Judah, between Leigh and Jaoksons trecE L dT'
uWEIIING contains Ave rooms, &c Inc LII
h as n front OF f5kxfi0 feet TO an alley. II noH
occupied by good-payng tenant. Como 10 'ue
sale and purchase a bargain
TERMS will be unusually liberai anu "isn a,i
the reach OF any one. Don't fau 10 como-seSh
'A"''''' ~ ~ CHEWING q ROSE.
ane9 Aucuoneers.
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WANTED, TO RENT OUT A
w NICE FARM Of $50 acres on Broad Street
road. only four miles from the city. or will sell
on ten years time. Address Post-ofice Box 81,
Richmond, Va au N,26tz29
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yyORK.RIyER LINE VA ~
POlNn

leave Richmoaa. ...''''''' '''''' ....... II. %
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pAlLY ExCaFr aUNDtI


ma fayos1te route - BsIanoft .,-., q
on mis- line are moisls x Des..N ~
ccmforI Leave Richmond 'l- -. b.
srrlys az balum0re So A. - D.
more al p. NJ: arrive a. il'a'1 ''
N:so A. A. -. ,tf,.-lso
scoond class. Si.2 -. s,r.,ri.r 40.
49, "a husinss, men ia sas0.,' IL ~
80. iocaIaOad near the etee 81. fi
sra,sae,ioes and arrive rs bsil. nor, Z. sstl
s.scr,',n, a,ter haYiny en.ofc1 -. 4 ~
NIGHTS rest free tron No aos' aa4
vay uS wsssr POINT Acco1N0psi''~
,eavc Richnon1 uweAv-u- tllAe
Arrivs Richmond ci~ensy-""' r,sHe
Street depo0. ........,;,..ii., -.
Depot ami lickr.-of1cei se~,,a eaia 50
rpsws 'l's' JAS L "a ss.sl-
SeneTal fssss -
psslsIcn PssssnSs III "a
81 M sA iiSiIfs assssal s''-'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

AUCTI0N sALgs- xuters nsys:
DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
IL RIVER LAND.--in pursuance Of tns pfoss.
s,ors Of two deeds q trust executed ~ MAJOR
Chnfiss Il Csrrinetcn and bis vile. recorded "a
fhe eScrk'x ONCE of Halifax County Court In
Deed Book No. 10. pages $50 and D9js and bcing
thereto required by the benofcdary. me npder-
eignod Wi sell TO the highest bidder by pubic
uction. on me promises, ON
FRIDAY. ocroBsR %. 1881
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known ~
Il Is situate near coIes's Ferry. Ia Halifax
county. Va, Immediately on stanton river, and
contains 1850 ACRES
The land Is OF excellent quality. wen sdapten
20 tho growth Of grain, tobacco. and other crops,
and IL In good state OF cultivation.
The tract contains largo proportion on low
grounds IN a high state Of fertility. and also =
large body in original forest Of the nnesi OAK
timber. -
The improvements consist OF a LARGE AND
CoMMODloUs DWELLlsG-H0UsB. with mo
usual out-buiidings, whiie tho farm IL provided
with all necessary stables, corn-houscs. barns,
and other buildings required for large plansa'
ton.
ofyercd mr. sale consists OF an USDlyIDkD
THREE FoURrHs INTEREST IN FEE aud
TWO-THIRDs INTEREST La remainder OF tho
TxlNs: ono fourth OF the purchase money
will be required 20 be paid Ia cash; apd on tho
residue a credit OF ono and TWO years VIII %
given. The purchaser executing negotiable notss
therefor. With interest from dsy OF sale sn2s e,
with a deed 20 the land VIII be made To mo pur-
chaser and n deed OF trust taken thereon ~
further security for the deferred instasments-
r. G. VENABLB,
JOHN w. RELY.
A,cr., Of 1884 Trustees
-
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BY Joseph D. Davis, Auciioneer.

CONTINUATION OF PAWNbhO-
OKER's SALE by the Union Lean Oon ,la,s,,
at No. 1923 Main street. near corner Z our'oo"sN
Istore formerly occupied by the City BANK,
THIS "WEDNESDAY MORNING
nj 10 o'clock and evening at O'Clock, no
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, piAm si,,p,2'
JEwELRY, PISTOLS. MusiCM lNsin -.
MENTS, FIRLD- and oPERArGLAooho' ~e-'
an 90 y. b. COOK, Salesman.
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Leave Affiti
To- Richmoai. PeiorsDar@
DAILY iDaiiv e1ceo d alaqsl

SUI ~ sNNfra a'.h.la ~
Nos q AMI u Waks no s'ppt 10 ~ q
only on signal as aaucn"rter ali chester '.
* stops only On siSnAl ai lnes'er Contra 3D.,
and hanchcsieE No. - stops "a signal Ail
regular stations. No. o. si1ns ol s.rraI o. I'D
regular stations and also 81 ionp'ss hni '..t
waitbali. Nos. 81, -, o. 20. So, % 30. AL q, 20
stoo atnll stations for passeug
PULLaAS-ChH s 1sFiNN
OnTralns Nos. u ana - sleeping Ar. H''"H'f
New TOrK ami Tampa, VA. 1'l ia'ksii q.
On Trains Nos. u and q siegp.ng-cte 'f.f'.l
Washington ant Charleston. ON ira.. f.
aleeping-cars between ho9 YORK AMI s4. t''t-
Vile. On traIa No. = sleepiag-cft l''a.ra
Washingtou AMI JarEsOnvDie ..,,..
THEONLY ALLKAtL Liag.Io Nnh *
LgAYK. A"n'f'-
Richmond .'IO.J A. " ! Noriolk......... . 70
Richmond. cop. q. NOrioiz.......t D. a.
Norfolk .... .: GA. b. { hi.h uurI...i ..
Norfolk ...'EaOP. ". kicnMgni.... % '
1hese trains au-J make close onuuf '' %
Parmyine, LyncnDurg AMI ~orhre,t~f1 AZ
and All stations on toe NoriCik sni Nfr.
roat. except he 1913 ra.m ie.'aeH ~
points west Of Petersbdrg shonll t.. 30
A. N. train insteaL IT, VIZ ID
>.pf-lIf. BOO
ET.D. MYgRs, Genera, supernta1t'r.
l. NJ HAEEsOS 6auerai Passenger a r %
SOL. HAAS, Ir0 -lc MANAGE a.-
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neoosed Ring.

LONDON, August 27.-Malietoa. the
deposed King Of Sambs, has arrived at
Hamburg.
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=
Ticksts can be Obtained at A. W. CARRIERS. I0p
Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich-
mond and Petersburg depots. and 81 company's
eficos 1901 Main street. and wharf Rockets.
IIeixn,s n ~ esvo nj New Yo1s "
Yrcight resolved daily Until hour Oh sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS. wEDSksuAYs, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and OHIO raii-
iay trta Newport News g. s.i5 A. A.. and By
Richmond and Petersburg railroad sane dsysl
at i0..s A. NJ. will mako connection 81 NUa-
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
QEOk6k w. ALLEN s CO.. Agents.
No 1901 Main street. ani
~oaS Com nan ga wharf Rocxeta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

DICHMOND BAZAAR, Ep
TO-DAY
at 10 o'clock
We will offer q number Of excellent Ho GSEs'
MULES, BUG 3iEs. PHAETOSs, eno "AUO'S'
from which selections may be made
AT II O'CLOCK
20 bales HAY In good condition.;
OPEN SIDR-BAR BUGGY
TOP BUGGY and HARM EsS:
GROCRR'S WAGON ani HARNESS.
LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGB;
Ono FAMILY COW. sold for no fault; and all
STOCK that may be registered IN tlme.
au29 Il. Il. COoh, Salesman.
A UCTION SALE OF CHOICE BA-
IA NANAs-We viii soil TO DAY at IL O'clock
Al our store, one carload OF large, ripe pA-
NANAS. hUDoor W.
auoalt. 1910 Cary street
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NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

webaye a sToSEMBrZ FOLDER. In perfect
order. which We will soil al great bargain. Is
viii fold an eight or = foar-page paper tho sixo
OF the DfspGteh or smaller. Il win also cut and
paste the cight-paso paper. itcan be readily
attached 70 auy press
werefer 10 the Petersburg Indsr- appeal rs t.
She character Of It's work. elnco that paper has
the counterpart Of this machiie attached 10 It's
press ana now Ia successful operation. Ad-
dress TIKI DispA1VH COMPANY.
ny Elm Richmond Va
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BY Jas MacdougsIl

BY Jas MacdougsIL
rT,RUSTEE'S SALE OF STOOk OF
4 GROCERIES, SHOWCASE. LICENSE, &c.
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF a deed OF Tus.
from wallace a. Carter 10 tho undersigned end
duly recorded, viii sell at No. 10 west Leign
street, on
THURSDAY THs s0rH INSTANT,
at f0x O'Clock. tho entire stock OF
GROCERIES, CANNED GO oDs, moLAssEs;
GLASS JARS, SCALES;
2 fine OIL-TANKs;
excellent SILYER-PLATED SHOWCASE
TOBACCO. CIGARS, LICENSE, SC, &C.
TgaMs: Cash.
JAMES II. HAYES, Trustee:
JAS MAcDoUGALL, Salesman. gu ~
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DIEDMoNr AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANTiiT 2 Raj hl' ,
sHORTEsp AND MOST DIRECT ~ % ''
THIS sol az. ..
PULLMAN sLEEPERs o. AL N4rA'
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

cpECrAL SALE OF FOuh rEn,
- TnER-DEDs. CfiAMDEk SUITS, ~ ~ 1ni sc
AT AUC1I0N.-on
WEDNESDAY THE a9ru IssrAsr.
at ,x ocIocs, win sell at tho residence No W.
EAST Clay street. part Oh tne noDsSS'
FIJRNITtRE. which viii coneistof
4 RyCRLLENT FEATHER-BEDs, n
2 MARBLR-ToP CHAMBER SUITS Win WARD
ROBES. v,,npp TON
4 Splendid " RfDGEWAYn kkr ,fsi 1 u Nj
1 WALNUT TEN-Fo0T EXTENsloN-IADbhs
MAHOGANY sIDEBOAkD.
MAKpIE-TOP TABLE. &c.
All OF the above are In nice order: 800
M GEORGE w. MAYO.
.roe Auclioncor.
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nTCUMOND. FREDFRICks4UNi

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC KAtLdOAD.--.-e 10
commencing MAY = ioo3-easiesl s-i- .l.'
time:
eos A. NJ leaves Byrd-sreoi station ia'if b.
only az Ashland, dauca9l, f'I-
and FroiericksDlfg erN
Washington. Leaves Ncs-i' .l.f
New YORK 10 1870 A. n.
I'm A. NJ. leaves Byrl-sTert .,slNa lAAf, y
cent sunday LeAFe8 " lsl
NeV York a. go =. 81.
Emp. NJ. leaves nYrl-sfrr-z fttlpi Cd /"
Sleeper - New orS.
ia3lk. NJ. arrives az Byri-ntrect STAT "a -h-f
sleeper from New lort ....
seP NJ. srri'cse =. Byri->irec. s'a,i ID IS
stop al Frcdrricksllrf.
Junction. Sle0lDr from t..
lGSP n, arrives a. Byri-sifse. s'A'.- -'
sxcops sunday
ASHLAND rRAIAA
DAILY E1CRPr sCsnArt -
Amp " accommodation lfaFHs Nffi
station: arrives 40 Aalhnl N
t:l4P. NJ, leaves Bibs arrives =. --'-t "
t4. =. VI. ..
E47A NJ. scconnoisfioa. s-riycs r .
Street station. leaves A,-.i.- -
A. N. ...I.
t:seP. ". arrives 81 Elbk. iesEfs '''-'
sic z. Vi.
Y. T. y. MYERS. General euDrf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ MEcurED At gax DIsrATcH PRINT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

- EacuTxD - TRs DixRXzcS osSics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

WANTED. PERMANENT BOARD
w Frs for fall and winter season. location
aud table hrst-class, at Mrs. W. j. OkR's, lOs
east Grace street au H-eodtm
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
y SCHEDULE TAKING Ef41~r
LEAVE ErcexuED


IsAys EioeNuED;
e4yA A. NJ. FOX Sewporf sew ulf rNH' c1r.
Tort and Norfolk daily e1r.i. SD.
ef5A VI. sundays only. o. rewplr hrf. 90
Point. AMI NOrfal
l,;lO A. N. Through ani Iorei N4lio af rII
Wost egcsp. ,lai,y
lsI..r Cd.
~nIrtur. PruIlan ala -pors .....l
Forge % i.esinstor.
emp NJ. tor NoWport Ncn-. on lo.r.
Norfolk. except aulily
s:lOP. y. &. r. ea -a.e .'f A.... i-
ton. except SUNDAY
62o 4. Al. for L0Urvll'n. tir .nnAn, s
~ Louis Mcupns, All Sow
lcars-fnst ltpnf,s VITA
Pulmana falf only uuio
Pullpsns Weit irom hiehmo
sSsP. NJ. To- o. Point cay -s.gp.
stops 0niy 40 Williams
mar laigco elr FOB Nld ln.nl
io:3OP. NJ. for Virginia spr.urs ans A.. A.
KY, dnlg rNffrf riuii. .
car % Mh.fr firhur.
AHRIyg ~ KlcEa0sDi
80 A. W. Nl,nnla -pInsa c1pf'aA 'frt
o" SUNDAY
100 A. N. nom Norfolk. Oh Point AL Nss-
port News, except sunday
sOR NJ. nom local ooiHss aul ms "s'. %
l05R. M. nom ODD P,anL Sowport Ssrs, cd
Norfolk daily. Pullman l..1 '
Dld Point % ClncfuuaI aHf DID.
s:sOP D. IRON Louisville 1Dl Nin'lnlaA-tt.
Rxpress-lhI. f. l4Iilua-
al ,fhic ,tnphlr Oh h.lt'n.' '.'
cous nu "01tl n.
Depot Seventeenth and Brosi streets
Tickss At 1000 Main sigss, AMI a! t., i'.'-
H. w. fl LLak
General basseu1or Ak'--
J. I. ODRII. Genera rltUIi-I tI.Ia a' t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVERAL
Il TRACTS OF LAND IN GOOCHLAND CoUN.
TY.-At Goocnland Courthouse, en-

4 ls-Ah OVJNutchh NooA W
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1883,
will sell at public auction, under deeds Of trust
from John w. Cottrell, SEVERAL TRACTS OF
LAND In Goochland county:
|. ATTRACT OF LAND owned by John w. Cot
trell on Bcayer-Dam and Buffalo creeks, about
two miles from the Richmond aud Allegheny
railroad and twenty-five miles above Richmond,
containing 600 ACRES, more or less. adjoining
the land OF Edward Bedford and others. This
place has on II the buildings aud improvements
usually found on a farm
z. About 81 ACRES OF LAND OF tho plantation
on which John w. cottreii resides. lying about
sixteen miles from Richmond sad one mile from
Manacoa town, being the part Of said plantation
which Is exclusive o. what is known as the Clark
purchase.
3 A TRACT containing 100 ACRES, more or
iess. known as the Jordan tract and adjoining the
lands OF tho Carbon Hill coal mining property In
tho extreme lower end Of the county.
Terms: Under deeds cash; bus more liberal
terms will probably be offered a. the sale.
JOHN Ii GUY
au iS-W3s Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

BY SneWnlnR ~ hOSos
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers'
ONCE: No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L IL ACRES OF LAND. WITH ALL I'M IN,
PkOVEMENTS THEREON, SITUATED IN Inh
VILLAGE OF WEsrWOOD, ABOUT -FOUR
Mills FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND. oS
TIE GROVE ROAD BXTENDhD.-by virtue OF
a decd OF trust from Robert Pendlsion. oil record
in the clerks ofiice OF Heurico County couIt
ana being required by ihe holder OF the note
thereby secured will sell by auction In irons
OF the Honrico county courthouse. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER !, 1888,
at ~ o'clock NJ, the sboye-iocated ana deserloeu
PROPERTY. subject however, 70 adeed OF trust
from said PendlotOn 10 Charles A. Hose, trustee,
dated March q, 1888. aed duly recorded IN Hen
rice county clerk's office, Deed Book l23, page
JEHss: Cash as to 500. balance due on a
note. aud expenses Of sale; the residue as may
be announced at time OF sale.
FRANK Nj. WooN, Trustee.
CHEWING & ROSE. Aucdoneors. au -
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A L Z o N P A r X
A LOVELY VIRGINIA HOME IN THE BLUE
RIDGE MOUNTAINS.

The former RESIDENCE Of the late c. w.
Purcell win DO sold at public auction, at O'Clock
F. NJ, in front OF the courthouse in CharlOttes-
Vile, Va, by the commissioners, George L.
Christian. OF Richmond, and James d. Jones, Of
Charlottesville Va, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

A YOUNG LADY OF SIX YEARS
IN experience DESIRES A SITUATION as
teacher 10 private family 70 teach tho usual
kngiish branches, French. Music, and the rudi-
menxs OF Latin For further references address
syDGs JAMES =, JEFtMES. West rutnh King
WILLIAM counv.vA bstSshWlas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

OARDERS WANT L D.-THE
I'D house lately occupied by Mrs. Webb, 2Ji
east Franklin street, IL being put In thorough
order, and will be OPENED AS A FIRST. CLASS
BOARD.NG-HOUSE ABOUT THE 10TH SEP
TENDER BY MRS. PATTlSON, late OF BATH
more Engagements may be made at once at
her present address, No. 100 east Grace street,
Richmoni au 2S-im
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WANTED, A SECOND HAND ON
w CAKES. Apply at T. E. GlLLS Bakery.
5go BROAD street au silt
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Schedule In Eject
Iufg 4 Issf

AONNkI llNNH ~ .f
Train No. ~ soauects dsIY ~
al keysvifs Tor ChSs, 1ifl, tA'''' la.
OXFORD. Connect aNsiy sI tr'fl.af u
ram. Raleigh. salem. All b iH'.
points on North CAr0l.as O,Ys.ol. B. ...l
Ior Ashvsillo. lis spnn,.. rtd '" a..
Western North Carolna aud O..
Charlotte. Columbia ard Algi.
Train No. 5z connects tglY q. ai
for salem. ~iEsfon. haaiga, I
Moreheai CITY. a. rai-nlrf o. a.. e.
springs, AMI al points iu Hes.nr' %
Angus, ~ sslirea "a tor C5'arsa "a. A.r-'..
Chsriesien. savannah. Ih1mls't.h 81
sonyille and other f.oria gi.l
Carolina Central railfoai f)f Wiz I, ~
Trans FROM ths south errf9 D.
. A. N. aud y - z. ...,,to,..DN.
Leave Richn9bni ..........''''''''' 90
w tAMELIA coUHrHOvSs t"A ,.,np 4
Leave Richmond. .......... .s''''''' -e
Arrive Richmond. ....,....'s'''. ..f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

tETANTED, A GOOD COOK. WASH
w Err. AND IRONER to live on lot. Apply
TO GEORGE j. VASHON & son,
an ea-3t No. north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1888.

Charlottesville, Va, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1888.
It contains about 500 ACRES and IS three and
one-haif miles from Greenwood, Va. on the
Chesapeake and OHIO railway, aud three miles
from Miller Institute, with churches and mills at
convenient distances The larger portion Of the
tract IL arabic, and the balance well wooded. aud
the whole well watored. The buildings consist
Of FIRST-CLASS BRICK DWELLING, 40x50
feet. three stories. including basement with
four rooms and broad hallway Oh each floor,
kitchen. dairy, smoke-house. servants houses.
carriage-house, stables, &c, conveniently To-
Gated and besides all the necessary farm-houses.
The yard is beautiful one, we'll shaded and
ornsmented with trees, shrubs, and flowers. 10
Is most desirable home. and 10 situated In q
country that cannot DO excolled for beauty Of
scenery and other natural advantages.
In addition to the above will be sold SMALL
TRACT OF ABOUT 100 ACRES. separated from
Il by the Scottsylle and Greenwood rpads, hayiu e
upon II a small dwelling and the necessary out
houses. lt Is we'll watered aud wooded. and the
land Is productive. A desirable little farm.
Easy terms and clear title au 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

yATANTED, TO PURCHASE AT
w once lot OF good SEASONED SLAB OAK
WOOD. also PINE WOOD. on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad Apply az once 70
CRuAP d WEST,
al 2i-eedst once i7i9 Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

ARkfYk RICHMOND.
f.5OP. NJ NAL daily toxcept stnfan
us A. T. ACC0NNODATlON daily ,etcss
Sun0aV.
1870 A N. RXFRkss daily
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between Rca.
nsond and seotts'ille leaves A. NJ. rs,urlla..
arrives 7:I5 4. VI.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge win Ch8sapeaks All On,
railway for tho south, Wet alf Nor hvess
~ Lynchburz with Norfolk AM Wesiern r..
road for Oil points soGth, Southeast ant .s4i..
west and Firginis Midland railway Tor al pN.t
North and ScuIA.
At Richmond with Associated Railway ~ a.
points In tho Sou-h. and kicnmoaf, frc;sricse
burg aud kotcmsc railroad FOR ths Nor.h.
AZ Lexington with Baiumqrp 40 OnO ran.
rpa1, making close connections ~ Nsrpert
Ferry % and from Pittsburgh and We "a, als
10 points North and tasi -, -,
ISespts9-car attached 10 SssA AzSrsss s'r.t b.
sIeepIns-car LynchD1rg 70 Memphis NsE De-.
leans. aud Little Rock.
Grains msrke1 daily 'eTccg' SONAR
daily.
Tcke.s cold 20 all posnfs OTcos f,s esr
Main street, 1900 Main street, ani as h lr..f
and AIieghany depot, Eighlb All ,s.a. -'lsaA
SOnn r. hA,atlIN
ieR Gesersl fossen xer t.rl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
KEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE OR LEASE, AGA
II pYsIRABLY-LOCATED BRICK BUILD EE:i
ING Dimensions. S0xf0 feet; annex. 20xs0 feet:
part two stories, 6sx24 feet suitable for Tobacco
factory or other manufacturing purposes. Am
pie water power, with turbine wheel and shalt
ing Convenient 10 depOts and Wharyes. Apply
al g05J< east Main street third door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

A FULL GRADUATE OF A VIR-
"A GINA COLLEGE, who has had several
years successful experience IN teaching, ana IL
qualified 10 teach English Latin, French. Mathe-
rnatIcs, aud Music DESIRES A POSITION AS
TEACHER Best references required and given.
Address Miss KAPPA" care Postmaster, yunc-
fi1n Hanover county. Va au 29-eOI1W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
old DOMINION STEAM .1sF=H
" suIP COMPANY s-zzS2sk3es

bteamers Ie4Yc hlcnihOuU EfAHf TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at Y. n.
Steamers leave Now York for Richmond
EyEkY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al > r.
NJ. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY and Fls-
DAY MORNINGS
Passe ager accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 70 New YORK wa James-riyer
route Qucluding meals and BERTH ...-....b %
Round trip tickets, limited " thirty days
after dAte Of issue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ag
Storage, with subsistence. ................. e0D
sseersSc. without subsistence. -. ...... to-
os road '~.' @ -. ;Oo
CABIN rsiIra ssie 's "'enoaa ana i.'',' 10 %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

Steamers every Saturday from New York 10
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage TO Glasgow, Liverpool or
Belfast, $40 and $50; second class. $50:
steerage outward or prepaid. $40. Saloon
excursion tickets a. reduced rates. Travel
lers' circular letters OF credit and drafts
for any amount issued az lowest current.
rates For books Of to1rs, ticsets, or further In.
formation, apply TO HENDERSON Bk0THERs
New York; or @ E0kGEW W. ALLEN & CO., Old Do
minion steamship Company. OF A W. CARRIER,
1000 Main street. or ANDREW WELSH. Southern
Express Company. Richmond. ap LION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

ME WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW
w sALEsMEN on salary to sell our goods by
sample to tho Wholesale aud retail trade Of
Richmond, Va. and adioiaing states. We are
tho largest manufacturers OF our limo In The
country. Send two cents In stamps for
particulars. No postals answered. CENTEN-
NAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, cincin-
natl. o. Au 13-Su&W6s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.

ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN
Steamship "cITY OF ROME" from lew YORK
wednesday, September 9Th, october 80. October
3ist.
Largest and finest passenger steamer siioat.
Cabin, $50, 500, and $50; second class
$40.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-29
Grover and the Mvgwumps.

when we consider the patronage
Of this great Office. the Presidency, the
allurements OF power. the temptation
to retain public places once gained.
and. more than all. the availability n
party finds in an incumbent. whom a
horde OF office-holders. with zeal
born of benefits received and fOstered
by the hope Of favOrs yet to come.
stand ready to aid with money and
political service" said George William
Curtis and his fellow Civil-Service re-
formers in New York the other day.
I've recognize in the eligibility of the
President for reelection a most serious
danger to that calm. deliberate and in
telligent action which must character
ize government Of the people" Now.
if it is dangerous that "a President
should be eligible for reelection it is
dangerous also to re-elect him. 1t sets
a bad example that ought to be dis
cOuraged by sincere men. and We look
to see Mr.. Curtis and his fellOw-refOrn,-
ers come out strongly against the re-
election Of Cleveland. three years cf
whose Administration have been an in
trisue for Office Chicago Tribune.