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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07

MACH SUCCEE DING YEAR
H triu.s with IL earlier purchases Oy Ns Io'
sach approaching sessou. THIS year has Deem
no exception. For tho approaching t'h anu
winter seasons We hayo already bought very
largely, for by having done so We have sa'ed
,puy g1 pcrconL on said purchases. and thb
Of course means a clcar saving 70 our patrons
who ,,il reap fho benefit of our iudicious aud
successful Investments.
Now 10 piaco this stock which i' being daily
saippoi ma wo must, owing 10 our cramped cone
dii,on for room. move some OF the goods ON our
.hcives. Tho. must bo cleared. and how to 90
his On. follov.ng prices tel;
lCu Yards l1tc. quality White trlukled seer
t4ckcrs now & e.. "a yard;
% ricces wldo Baasto Lawns only &c. "a yaId;
IN so,., Indies Gauze Yeats that we're 35c. and
8l-. apicco reduced "a @jc apiece
i, pieces Largo Plaid aud striped White Organ
dic. reduced 90 zoe. Dofd
20 0uisces sheer lrdia Null, l2.c quality, re-
llctd fo s.. a yard,
.O0l wards Satin Barred and striped Nninsook,
isL.c. qualify, ina remnants, only C4c. a
rine face Checked Nuns Yelling reduced to DC.
yard.
Lovely assortment OF Ifench lct'ai'S iou"0ou
tnSi,t.a yard
45-.nch swiss fiouncing, former p'l'o'J''' ho"
1lc. yard:
1l..urn swiss FlouDclns, former price Csc, now
5J-. yard;
4--inch sqis. plounclnr, former price Soc. now
4,-,prh ss,s. Flounc,ng. former price 81, now
o. yard,
As-inch swiss Flounciue, former price slsS now
So. a yard
C-inon swls, llounclng, former price $50, now
a. yard;
Tuu Wiltn BLACK Lace Fiouncings at 55c.. 81,
lsLg5, reduced from $l.SJ, $50, aud tl''o
ay8rJ,
20 l'iue Gloria-Sik Para-ols. former prices g
and SEQ, rc1lccd 90 - Tor aus In tho lot;
go Fioe Gioria-sIIk Parasois, until recently sold
AZ s2 and t2.25, now only s!.5O apiece;
BIO adic,' Cheiniseites. former prices 2)c. and
pc, now orlyfc apiece
Tho best Saiiues, lovely styles feluceu |" 4@H0'
O yard;
Ladies Pure Linen Guns Sc. psir;
Jenc quauty OF Giughams reduced to SIC.
yard;
manufacturers sample lot Of children Lace
Caps. mo- twO alike, which 40 are eelllhS az
less tnan 59C ON the dollar,
sbe,l,pd Shawls Tor breezy evenings In blue,
white Gnd cardinal only 4Oc. apiece
Cheese Cloths IN all shaies reduced to lt. a
ya0i,
q pieces Double width Beige suiting., former
price PC. yard, 70 ee closed out al l@%c' "
yard;
Is dozen Fino Colored- Borlorcd Handkerchiofs
.. spiece or so. a dozen;
"a o0sen Linen Bordered Handk dkorchieis &c.
apiece or 81 dozen:
oOO0 yards OF Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton, BET
Ter than Fruit oi the Loom, just received
Tine case of Remnants viii be on ered &c. a
yard, aud you will DO well 10 secure what you
want Of it 40 once
New Pail Prints iuft opened, at &c. yard
New FlsnuciB az summer prices In blue, gray
,s1 ana whlto plain Gud twiled. We show a
ciioico stock. and YOU eau save money BY buying
now and OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
Fren the CLERK. Record.

Justice Crutchfeld had the usually
long Monday mornings docket to wade
through yesterday, but most Of the
cases were of trihing character. The
following were the most important ones :
William Green (colored), stealing a
weight and q saw from some person un-
known. Sent TO Jail for sixty days in de-
fault of security.
Julia Ann Fry (colored), assaulting
and threatening to beat Essie Stewart
aud assaulting her with bottle. Fined
s. and costs.
Joseph ii. Hare, trespassing on the
cars OF the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company. Ordered 10 leave
town in twenty-four hours.
Kate Walker tcolored). trespassing
on the premises of and assaulting and
abusing Joshua Johnson. Fined g. and
costs.
Thaddeus Stevens and Sarah johnson
tboth colored), disorderly on the street.
Fined 50. 80 and costs each.
James Robinson etsas james Gordon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
nnrhnn nnonNot Amman.

On the Police-Court docket yesterday
morning appeared opposite tho name OF
A. d. Gordon the two charges of carry
ing on game Of chance and selling
cigars without license 10 do so. The ac-
cused, who had been bailed, failed TO
put in an appearance, and his bail bond
WAS declared forfeited and so certified to
the Hastings Court. An attachment was
also issued for him.
Gordon, who is n young man,
was arrested Saturday night 10y
Officers Wilkinson and Walton, and
his machine and about n hali-dozen
boxes Of cigars are now ut the Police
Court. The plan upon which he con-
Quoted business was somewhat novel and
inviting. On a large goods box sat
miniature strengthening machine
with numbers marked all the way up the
frame. The figures varied from one to
ten. the former predomipating by Il
large majority. For nickel customer
could purchase q cigar and a chance to
get from one to ten more additional. A
small-sized wooden mallet would be
handed him with which to strike the
base Of the machine. The blow would
throw the marker up the frame, the
striker getting the number of cigars OPP
posite to which it stopped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
Cnnfnin LOhn y. Mi9e.

The Hon. John S. Wise will probably
leave Richmond early in November TO
make his home in New York-at least ne
has offers of business there which very
few lawyers in Virginia could afford to
reject.
Friends Of his in New York who have
heretofore protited 10y his legal services
have rendered him position as counsel
for one or more corporations at stipu-
lated annual salary that will enable him
to begin life in that city with a crafty
ing income and In manner likely to
put him in position to gain large ad-
ditional practice.
The prospect opened up to him is SO
fattering that in justice to himself and
family he will hardly decline it.
The Sprague Motor Company is one
of the corporations Mr.. Wise Is to serve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
y,s,,ing Norre,L aud port.mou,h.

The Norfolk Landmark of Sunday,
in its society columns, contains the fol-
lowing relating TO Richmond people
Miss Ida Lee Graham, Of Richmond,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. John Carter. OF Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. Tyree in Portsmouth.
Miss Annie May Guy, OF Richmond,
and who is widely known in Norfolk, is
expected here this week.
Miss Clara Lester, of Richmond, whs
had been visiting Norfolk, returned
home Thursday last
Miss Fannie l.. Guy. Of Richmond,
now here, leaves for home this week.
Mrs. Charles Hare, of Richmond, is
visiting friends in Portsmouth.
MIRA William H. Williams and daugh-
ter Miss May, OF Richmond, will visit
Hampton and Norfolk this week.
Mr.. and Mrs z. j. Reynolds. OF Rich
mond, who have been visiting the family
OF MIR. William Ii. Woody, OF Ports
month. have returned home delighted
with their soiourn in this section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
Prnnerfx rransfers.

Richmond Elijah W. Dabney and
wife TO Joseph Deane, 30 feet on Seventh
street, $3.50; John II. Lewis and David
Z. Bats and their wives TO Elijah W.
Dabney, 30 feet on Seventh street, $3.50 ;
Michael Mclaughlin and wife to city Of
Richmond, 44s feet on Rockets street,
S700 Pickrell, Preston, and Patterson.
special commissioners, to q. b. Daven-
port, "a l-a2 feet on franklin street be-
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth. and
As teeet on an alley between Nam and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
SUNDAY EVENINGS STORMS
Lady Knocked Down. Mute ssrnck'
aud Horse waae Deaf

Although three distinct clouds passed
over the city Sunday Afternoon and the
rain for some time was very great. tho
weather remains as close, hot, and OPP
pressigc as 1t was before.
Sunday morning the heat was intense.
and at a few minutes after ! o'clock,
when the clouds promised relief, the
thermometer stood p in tho shade.
Rain soon began 10 fall gently, and IN
less than twenty minutes the mercury
dropped l0p, hut before this little shower,
which was accompanied by thunder and
lightning on q small scale, was over the
thermSmeter jumpedup two or more de-
greeS
The sun shone ont for few minutes,
when the secOnd cloud. which was quite
severe one, came up. Some of tho
peals Of thunder we're very loud, and tho
lightning flashing was at times dazzling
to the eye. The rain fell in torrents for
nearly an hour, and the aggregate fall
was eighty-foU one hundred;hs OF an
inch.
No very serious casualties were re-
ported.
About 2.30 o'clock lightning struck
one of the cataipa trees IN front OF tho
residence of Mr.. Thomas MCLAUGHLIN,
No. Is north IhIrtieth street tlSbby
Hill. The tree Was completely limbed,
and some of the iognents demolished =
good portion Of t,s irout-yard fence.
One of the cutters Was also wrecked.
Mr.. McIauchlins family were all more
or less shocked and Miss Lily NcLauch-
lin was gnconscqous for some time. It's
fortunate, under the circumstances, that
the damage was no greater.
4 mule belonging to Monte l.. Miles
was struck by lightning while in the
stable at the old Lacy farm near Oak
wood. \ horse standing near by was
made deaf
A part OF the culyort which has re-
Gently been laid on Cary street west OF
Reservoir gave IN, aud there were similar
but smaller occurrences ~ other parts oi
the city. Some few trees were blo~g
down and limbs were Topped Oh into the
street promlscuously.
Two Of the electric cars were disabled
10y the delicate ma hin,ry being burned
out, though no injury was done any pas-
scDger.
third cloud passed over the city
about O'Clock. but was Culy slightly
accompanied with thunder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
blackwell TO be Taken TO Kentucky
To-kaav

William Blackwell alias Brown, who
is now in city jail, having been arrested
about three weeks ago on the charge Of
being an escaped convict from the Ken
tucky penitentiary, will leave here to-day
for that State. Major Poe, Chief of Police,
Yesterday received from the Governor of
kentucky a requisition for Blackwell,
and he has obtained from Governor Lee
a rendition warrant for the prisoner.
Officer Wilbern, of Norfolk, who arrested
Blackwell between here and Petersburg,
will take the accused to Kentucky and
will receive for so doing 375, which viii
pay the expenses of nice trip and leave
him about ten dollars. Blackwell is
charged with escaping while at work on
q railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
Prusn Conpnny's Proposition.

Rrusn COmpnny-s Proposition.
The following is Of general public in
torest:
RICHMOND, Va. August I, 1888.
Dear Sir have this day addressed
the following letter to Hon. W. d.
Courtney, chairman Electriclhght Com
mittee, to which / desire to call your
attention and ask your favorable con-
sideration
81 am here for the purpose OF sub
mitting to the honorable Board OF Coun-
cimen of the city Of Richmond pro-
possls to sell to the city Of Richmond an
electric. light plant to boused for lighting
streets which are now lighted by gas
81 would be pleased to have your co.
operation in bringing the matter before
the Board OF COuncimen properly.
"On information gained by inquiry
and bv reading the daily papers pub
lished in Richmond. / have formed al
opinion that the city Of Richmond may
own and operate her own electric-bght
plant in connection with her gas plant
with great economy and satisfaction.
al the cit purchase aA cl-Ciuc-
light plant aud operate 1t in connection
with her present gas plant she could
avoid the employment of extra clerical
forces and common labor also, she
could avoid the purchase OF extra real
estate and a considerable amount oil
fuel
81 notice that it has been recon-
mended that the City Council appro-
pirate the sum of twenty y-hye thousand
dollars, to be applied in payments tor
additions to the present gas plant.
Would it not be good thing to re-
consider this appropriation and cause the
sum named TO be applied to payments
for an electric-hght plant for the pur-
poses under consideration -
Gould the city apply the amount Of
gas now used for street purposes to
commercial and residence Lighting for
pay 2"
Il have 10 distinct information on
which to figure the cost Of an electric
light plant for you, but on information
gained would say that the extreme pos
sible cost for plant of l20 arc lights Of
1000 candle-power each, including am
pie Steam power all set up and ready TO
operate Oh twenty-five miles OF circuit
would not be more than $4,000. This
price is maximum. and would be largely
reduced by circumstances. The above
price does not include buildings and
grounds. =.
81 base my calculations on the cost Of
the latest and most approved machinery
in the market. That IS, Brush apparatus
and Ball steam-power.
81 shall be glad to confer with you
and your committee at any time, as we'll
as go before the City Council with my
proposals" =" Yours truly,
w. A. WMGHT,
Sup't Sales So. A. {. Dept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
DOWNTOWN MERCHANT

"A having passed several sloepie-S nightS
cisturted by the aeonics and estes Of = suffer-
ing cbild, aud becoming convinced that AkS.
wISsLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP was iust tho
arricle needed, procured a sapp'y for n'e chiat
On resching home and acqussnsing his wife with
what hs had doae she refused 70 have II admin
istered TO tbe child, a. she w1 strongly 10 favor
Of Homeopathy. fna. ntgtt mo child passed Ia
: suffering and tAe paronss without sleep ko-
turning home tho day following ths father
found the baby stli worse. and while conten-
piatiag another sleeploS night he pothsr
stepped frm tns room " atsend 10 soDse do
mestic duties aed icfs ne fs<ner vim the child.
During her absence he. sdIstsisserej portion
Of the soothing syrup 70 tho nsoy and said
nothing. That night all hasds siep, WELL an'i
the nssls .slios swoke Ia tho morning bfixhs
and happy. The mother was delighted with TIE
sudden and woHsisrfui change, and. although a
mrs, offended ~ shs docoptson prsescod upon
her. has Continued " use ths syrup and safssr-
lag, orying babies and restless uixhts hare dissp-
pearod A single trial Of the syrup never yes
fsiies 70 relieve mo baby ami osorcs@s the pro
jadices q sss nc'hc. sold ~ all drasxisa< .
cents bossio. ~ Sco1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
Apurx,ar Leaves Hi, gmbreIin.

Sergeant B. +. Howard, OF the First
police district, resides at No. 260j east
Grace street st o'clock Saturday eve
ming he was absent from home and his
wife left ON visit TO a neighbor. The
comfortable domicile of the officer
seemed to be altogether unoccupied and
was closed front and rear. An enter
prising oDlored thief thought 1t a good
opportunity to make a successful depre-
dation, and SO got into the house by way
OF the back porch and tripped mp the
steps towards the chambers, where there
were many valuables lying around loose,
but Just as he got to the head Of the
stairs Mr. BENJAMIN Howard. JE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07

Franklin and Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets, s., 400 Charles SiemenstoJanes
Aston Cabell, 80 feet on Laurel street
between Cumberland and Beverly,
1900; Hartman w. Siggins and vile 70
Thomas II. II. and Mary l.. Mayo S tr,ls- n
tee, - feet on Reservoir street, Sl,Zoo;
Barvey Wilson and Wallace IL. Barker
to William Loving. 80 feet on Clalborne
street near Randolph, $40; J. Fleming
Wingiield's trustee to Henry 5. Waller
stein, interest in 81 feet on Boyd street
near Norton. 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
The chesapeake ana Ohio Receiver
Snlp.

To-day is the time TO which the matter
OF the appointment of receiver Tor the
Chesapeake and Ohio hallway Com
pany to succeed General Williams G..
Wickham was postponed about ten days
ago. There - now souc doubt cx-
pressed rs to whether any appointment
will be made st oil, as the company can
soon get its affairs in such shape as to DO
taken ont of court.
Mr.. Henry L. Wickham went up to
the White Sulphur Sunday To confer
with President ingllls (who has just re-
turned from Europe) in connection
with the matter lie is expected 10 Ne
turn this morning in time to impart to
the Court the result OF the conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
Old. Dominion Iron and Naf.-works
Company.

The annual meeting OF the sharehold-
ers of this company was held at their
Office in this city ON Yesterday at j noon,
and the following officers we're elected
Arthur B. Clarke, president Douglas
Baird, vice e-president George w. Cat
lett, secretary, and Professor Thomas Il.
Price, of Coiunbia College, N, Y. Cap
tain Philip Haxsll, DIR. Francis 4.
Willis, Douglas Baird. and Arthur u.
Clarke. dirertorz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
Charged with selling Liqusr ON sun

Upon testimony taken before him yes
terday morning Justice Crutchfeld is-
sued summons for Mrs. Mary Heeke,
who keeps bar-room on Brook avenue at
the head of Duyal street, to appear be-
fore him this morning and show cause
why she should not be fined for keeping
her bar-room open and selling liquor on
Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07

aiias Samuel wingfeld (colored), st.
tempted assault on Rosetta Moore,
twelye-ycar-oId girl. Delivered TO the
constable OF Hanover.
FonstaI Cox and Aldonio Cox (both
colored), stealing 81 cents from Bobors
Lecky. Whipped in court by tncir
mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
Utsfit shoes.

Our semi.annual sale Of misft Shoes
in now at hand. Shoes made to order
for $3.50 and upwards for 81. Shocs
made to order for $3.50 and upwards for
81. Ii will not last long. Call early
and get your choice.
". T.. DREw. Shoe Manufacturer,
No. 800 Main street, corner Of Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
WILL HEAL TIE DIFFERENCES.
Prospect Of n Beuntsed Republican
Party I'm Virginia.

The Wise Houston Republican state
Committed with the electors of that tac-
ton will meet at the Exchange Hotel, IN
this city, on Wednesday, and the ques-
ton will be. "Shall they give IN 70
Malone or hold out until Malone gives
in 10 them ?" 80
The whispered word among Republi-
cans is that some sort Of an arrangement
is about to be made which will lead to
the withdrawal OF the Wise-Houston
ticket and rally of the whole party
under the leadership OF the little
General.
How this has been brought about
how the differences have been 50 quietly
healed, is still n secret. but the result
will not cause any great surprise 70
knowing Democrats
The Republicans are fond OF family
rows: bnt all the same they fall in hne
ct the polls on the dey of election ana
stand ready 20 cast their votes Tor the
party nominees. =,
Some Republicans will probably avail
themselves Of the opportunity to come
into the Democratic party. but upon the
whole their strength viii not be largely
diminished.
What effect will this reunion have on
the Democrats Of the State ?
A very good one.
II will make them go to work IL will
make them surrender the deluslon that
the "enemy are divided" and thereby
prepare us for the inevitable contest,
which has only TO be properly foughs to
be gioriously won.
Mr.. Wise was asked by newspaper
man last night if it was true that the
Wise Houston ticket was to be with
drawn. but he declined 20 make any
statement for publication. and refused to
talk about the matter at oil.
The widespread belief here is, how
ever that the retirement Of the ticket IL
fixed. and about the only curiosity now
is to see how the leaders in the anti
Malone movement viii be able grace
fully to extricate themselves from their
position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07

The Grand Republic Cigarros and
Bunlos are the best combination cigars on
the market. They please the rich be-
cause they are good and the poor be-
cause they are cheap. Let us meet on
the square and part on the level.
TEIBBETT & TAYLOR,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07

Yachting is a delightful sport when
backed mp with plenty OF Grand Re-
public Cigarros and Builos to drive dull
care away and tause a breeze TO spring
up. TRmBErr Il TAuoR,
Sole AgentA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
lfmRnassna Snrt

To get rid Of doctors bills, tho hot
weather, and the trouble and expense Of
housekeeping. go 10 the Husuenot
Springs. Will cost less than city house.
keeping. Try it. Several nice rooms
and cottages vacant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
PERSONAL.

v,RU-STEE'S NOTICES.. II.
ROhNK. who has heretofore carried on
nos,nc.s under tho nrn.name and ssyle OF &.
II RoAHy A 90. at Nc. . south Fifteenth street,
having made an assignment ny deea 70 me as
trustee for the benefit OF his creditors oil All eV-
donces OF debtsnd accounts doe 70 niIi, all per-
sons indebted 70 the said :. a. hosNh arc re-
aueated 70 make immediate payment 70 me OF
20 d. c. RICHARDSON. attoraey at Law. No hvi
Rank street, who 10 authorized 70 receiptin my
namo.
au 7-2r JOHN N iaiLoA@ ASs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
t.0w Rent.

Dwelling, eight rooms, near First and
Clay streets, only Sl5 per month-in
good order. Apply at No. III north
Eleventh street to
JAMES II. CRESsHAw, Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07

emerged from the bathroom and met
the fellow face 10 face. The thief i'm
mediately turned and fled and made
good his escape. In thee porch was
found gold-headed umbrella, which he
left, and which was marked " MAZE"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07

Ii agood smoke and a square meal are
what You want try the Grand Republic
Cicarros and BuffOs and trust TO luck for
the other. TRIBBErT 4 TAHOE,
Solo Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07

DO you ask for test Of sczoDoST's povsr.
Just talk 70 a lady for bali an hour;
Ifhcr breath Is sweeI II her teeth arc white.
II ber gums are elean, y her gumsare bright.
II her mouth IA pure aad her teelh are clean,
She uaes the sozoDosr tnen. We yeon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
HELD e. CO.,
600 BROAD STREET.
Eau 0-sg.Tu&Ihl
PROPOSALS..
S15O,000.

RICHNOSD. Va. August J. lSSs
SEALED BIDS ADDRESSED 10 TIE TN
DKRSICNED viii be Tccoiyed ai the Onlco
Iug,isf 4 lssa Tor ALL OK ANY PORTION or
si510u B PIX CENrUM KEGlSfENkD BONDS
ag iIis cry or RICHMOND. payable thirty
fo,lr yoars after tho la day n July iosa
Tho bids will DO opened a. ihS, ome apoYe
named In the presence Of tho Com mmitIee ON
FBance Of tue City Council
These bonds wlii ~ issued uDdsr sathoriiy OF
q resolution al he Council approved April IL,
is.8. sppropriating sso3veV . ger cont i0s 'hs
II. u. HARGR0VE,
.,t.a chairman Commifto0 ol Finance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07

No travellers OUTFIT CON pIsts without . supply
OF TAREANT's sEITzsa APEmksr 70 insure good
diges lion and regular action Of tho bowels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
Asp Cow.rEED. &c.

HORSE AND C0W-Rhho. "e s's.,>.-,>
HAY, uRAIN. AND MlLL-fEED.
uKAyY CORN BRAN
NJ very low figures. 'Phone 30
THOMAS 3. WfSN 4 CO, feed-Deesers.
ksrshall sucet between fiith ana sixth.
~ s5m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07

DoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ kxscyIxD AT gHx DisrAxcA rafxA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-07
Insurance on the snnei. rire.

The following is list Of the insurance
on the Suffolk fire: