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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
TO THOSE LOOKING FOR
MAN UFACT RING SITES
IN THE SOUTH.

The most desirable locations In tho South Tor
manufacturing Wagons, stoves, Agricultural
Implements, Furniture, or for Foundries. Ma
ohino-shops. Bolling-Aiis. and Nsll-Works,
Glass Works. Cotton or W0ollen-Hills arc 10 DO
found IN Virginia along tho line Of tho Norfolk
ard Western railroad from Norfolk 10 Bristol.
and upon its branch lines Hard wood Of every
variety; cheap iron from the furnaces AZ Lynch
burg. Roanoke. and Radford 10 10 built In 1880,
Pulaski and lyanhoo; cheap coal and coke from
the celebrated PocshontAs Flattop neld; glAss
sand from TAsrel county: cotton from tbs mar
ksts of ihe southern states, aud wool from sll tho
western and southwestern States and Terito-
rios at Advantageous freight rates. Favorable
freight rates made upon raw materials 20 all
factories established upon Us line, IS well as "
oil points in the United states and Territories
upon tho manufactured articles.
Those seeking new fields for manufacturing
establishments should not fail to Investigate tho
wonderful development In iron. coal, aud coke
industries That has been made within the past
Eve years along the linoi Of tho Norfolk and
Western railroad and the advantages offered by
the state Of Virginia In tho supply Of cheap raw
materials by tho Norfolk aud Western railrosi
10 tue matter Of freight facilities and rates upon
raw materials and tor reaching home, far dis
tant and foreign markets, aud by the cities and
towns along It's iine In the way Of advantageous
sitos at moderate cost Many Of the clles and
towns exempt manufacturing establishments
from taxation for a series Of yoars
For further information Us 10 freight rates and
sources Of supply Of raw materials. apply to A.
POPE, General Freight Agent. Roanoke, Va, o.
to CHARLES O. EDDY, Yice-President
de 2-3I Roanoke. We.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

The procession marched to the BAuprN monu-
mcnt, aspeoeh was made, and then It marched
back again without more event than two or
three small fights that might have occurred
on a holiday IN any city in the world which
was not absolutely 'dry.v The Boulangisis
took no part 50 the parade, but contented
themselves with declaring that they honor
the memory Of BluDIS more than The Other
side; and now the two factions have settled
down agaIn to making faces at each other
and accusing each other OF trying to bring
al sorts OF evils upon the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

\ large crowd IN COurt-Other NAT
tors Of Inherent.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'chl
NnnInIE nccenher A. 1883


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispafch.l
NORFOLK, December 4, 1883.
This morning the argument In the Evans
trial commenced, Judge L. NJ. Whitehurst.
counsel representing the Commonwealth,
opening The case. The trial has commenced
on ITS second week. A large mass OF tesu-
mony has been taken. The prisoner being
on the stand Yesterday. there was the greatest
crowd OF the session present, though large
thr0pgs attended dNiY. Hon. F. II. stevens,
OF the Baltimore bar. was an inlerested'spec-
tator I'm court all dag yesterday. The Jury
are evidently getting iatigue1.
The funeral OF tue late Thomas :. Warren
took place this afternoon from the residence
" the family, on York street. ana the re.
mains will be carried to Lynchhurg to-mOr-
row morning for interment TITO deceased
married Miss LsughOrne. Of Lvuchburg
Its saidth au Episcopal church will short
" he established In Atlantic city. thriving
suburb OF Norfolk, where there are already
Methodist, Baptist, and Pre.bytefian
churches with excellent congregations. At
lantic CITY IL Just across tue corporate line
from the fashionable West End OF Norfolk.
The Bay Line steamers have concerned
getting into port an hour earlier than for
several years past aud leave later in the
evening. The Cape Charles steamers are
also TO cone in earlier
The delegates from this section 10 the
Grand Lodge OF Good Templars OF Virginia
all lett hero last evening FOR Marion.
Burglars broke iDt0 the store OF D. b.
Mickey. at Churchlsnd, Norfolk county, on
SUNDAY night and carried OF large quantity
OF goods, taxing the plunder away IN boats.
Naval Constructor Bowles is expecting or.
ders daily 10 resume work on The training
shin Jamestown.
The funeral OF Mrs. Phoebe Eberson, wife
OF Rev Il. Eberson, y. d., took place to-
DAY. Mrs. Eyerson vas burt last summer IN
a railroad accident at Hayre de Grace aud
never fully recovered.
Tie work Of blowing mp TIE floating
wrecks on the coast IA beipg successfully &C.
compllshed by The United States steamer
Despatch.
The Portsmouth and Norfolk County Fer
ries are in lots OF trouble. The board Of eX-
perls have declared the condemned steamer
BsIkley beyond repair and worthless except
10 ne broken up- TIE damsges 10 the new
steamer City % Portsmouth, damaged by
collision. are worse than at FIRST supposed
and she may be laid up FOR weeks, and only
two boats are leil, one damaged, 10 keep up
three routes. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
r1rr RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DECEMBER O. 1888
me ,aI.ar.pn q me pI,pa.cs.l

CANON CRY, Coll, December =. -oeoIee
witberiIl. who Il charged WIN Tue rluIues
OF three men. arrived bsre iroD, Dsn'ei
yesterday to stand trial: List nlgn. se'eIa,
hundred c1tizsns. armed with shotguns and
rsvaIvers. gathered al the Jail, determined
IN tale Witberill out and lynch him. Al
Ii:I5 p. NJ. the sheriff was still holding out:
brt the citizens ssy IL Il only mater OF
time when they will get their man.
Harry Perduc, another nurdercr con-
fined Ia the same jail. will likely suher The
same fate as Witherlll # the mob gets into
the iail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

In France IL is generally the expected
That does not happen. For weeks prior TO
last Sunday all eyes bad been turned to
Paris 10 expectation that on that day toe
French capital would be the scene OF riot
and bloodshed. Sunday was the apniyersa.
~ OF the coup delat and had been set
apart Tor the BACDN demonstration. Owing
10 the excited state Of public feeling caused
by the aghl between the Boulan2ists and the
sn,l. BeuIsDgisis the occasion seemed likely
10 pTecipislc a crisis II 1t should not lead
TO actual Tesolnilen. The demonstration
was, however, = very tame affair for Paris
sluost az tane as was the exploit of the
King OF France, who With 3 GER
tain nnmber OF men marched up
Che bin aud then marched dcWa agaiu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

FREpEgrcKsBURG, VA, Dec. 3. 1888.
I would "counsei" the Dispatch TO ere
wise iis figures Il. 75O,060 on 100000 Is
o Der cent, according TO my calculation.
BARRY BROWNE.
YOU'RE right, but all the same there Is no
feasible method Of deporting the natural in-
crease Of the negroes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
sale OF n Newspaper.

by telegraph 70 tbe DNpAtch.I
ADMISSION, ALA, December -Ine Diily
Hot Blast has been sold TO J. c. Fields by
w. II. Edmunds. who returns 10 Baltimore
IN resume bis connection with the Manu,ac-
turer's Record. y. Richardson IS editor
under the new management.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
Three children Burned TO Death.

~ t1IrETHIU y NJ IT"
ATLANTA. December A dispatch from
Lexington says: A negro woman on h' Cor
omtfs Mace. six miles from town, locked her
three children up I'm the house aud went
visiting. ON her return late at nighs she dis
covered that the house had caught IRE and
burned to the ground. Her three children
were burned to death. This makes the third
time such a fire similar IN oil respects has
occurred in this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

"General LONGsTBEET has written letter
endorsing MALONE for a seat IN the HARRl-
SON Cabinet as \ representative OF the
South Oh, no. LONGsIRgEr cannot have
gotten that far wrong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

"General GREEDY says in his book upon
the weather that a weather>pFedictoT must
have "a phlegmatic and confident tempera-
ment.'" The most reliable weather-pre-
dlctors we know have rheumatic tempera-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
AIdnrson Eieeted.
nr teIerrapn o be DI.patch.l

[By feIogrepn % Iu' Di'pH1DIl'I
CHARLESTON. w. Va, December 4.-Tbe
recount of this county was completed last
nieht. The result shows that Alderson
fDemocrat. for Congress from the Third
district. gained % in this city, which elects
bin by II. Fleming Democrstl, for Gov
ernor), gained % votes. THIS will, It Is be-
heyed, give the Democrats the Governor
also
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

The Ohio State Journal asks: Has there
ever been such 4 non-partsan spirit for ialr
play in the Old Dominion?" There has
never been anything else In the Old Do
miniOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

al have dynamite in my pocket said
DurLEY, IN response to his proposed prose
cutIou for wholesale bribery" What a pity
DuDLsY didn't step on q banana-peellng Just
then
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

A readable pamphlet to persons interested
in schools Is that containing the Proceedings
Of the Trustees OF the Peabody Education
Fund at their tweniy-s,venih meeting, in
New York. October. 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
gRIEB COMMENT.

"BLaISE win be HARRnOS's Secretary OF
State" In that event what will HARRISON
bpf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05


Extract from decree entered in tle FL
titled cause % The 9TH day Of 9elismt
"And itis further ailudgei. ordered. a..
creed that dis causc 10, auu lhc sAno To-
referred % Thomas j. kysfg. who IA her.I.
pointed a special c1mmici0nar II ttls a,.r.
tns purp0.e - sotus ne Accouuts 81 coo ii.. .
ceiver and b. Inquire into and rsIori 'a
necessary and proper 10 eualio his Court a
terulins whether OF not the estate and ellr.
tho late ". q Nickhan. receiver in this ea.
arc entitled % DO discharged aud hIi lnuI
nulled aud also whether ITO officers. nFs..
aud employees Of tho CHESAPEAKE aa1Onio Aa.
way Company, % whom, uuier te decree
his court onsered on ms tiiA Jay of JAY.
tho adm ni-tratiOn " me ala rs NJ e2it ... i.
has boon intrusted since tho death ~ .sIi r.
ceiver arc entitled 30 De discharged from ttr
legations incurred by them uulcr -ali IH".
Notice - tho tims and place NJ settling .A
counts and making ssli inquiries shall lr
lishcd once q aock for tour successive vel.
the Richmond DfsVafeh, Newspaper D. lI.
ia the city ~ Richmond, Va. Viii "a pu..t.
shall be equivalent 20 personal service o.
notice on al parties Interested ia tLn ut-..r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
Free neiira,x Ar,tem.


WASHINGTON. December l. Tbs PostmNs-
ter-General has ordered the establishment OF
free delivery system at Greenville, ). c.,
and RoanOke, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

tBy Telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON, December 4.--Bonds offered
to-day aggregated sl,09o.0O0. Accepted,
500, 900 registered 4i's at l0S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

Keep your blood pure and you will not
have rheumatism Hoods SarsapIrlla puri-
les the blood and tones the whole system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

"a large part Of the West Virginia Re-
publcsns, it appears, do not reside IN West
virginia" ThAts about the size OF It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
RED MARK
MEANS
A Big Reduction.

100 MISSES AND LADIES' JACKETS. SACKS,
| RAGLANS. AODJEsKAs, AND NbWhAhhEIS
marked down to less than cost Every garment
marked Ia plain figures. Tho red ngures are
the reduced prices. Tho old marks remain on
50 as 10 show the great reduction that has boon
made.
CHILDREN's cLoAKs marked down from $3.50
to S250:
cHILDKES's cLoAKs msrted down from -
toss:
CHILDRENs CLoAKs marked down from 50
70 81;
CHILDRES's cLoAKs marked down from 81
to $685.
cHTLDRENs CLoAKs marked down from 81
70 s.;
cHILDRRN's CLoAKs marked down from 80
to $3.50;
cHILDREN's CLoARs marked down from $40
10 81;
cHILDRES's cLoAKs marked down from sii
to $50;
CHILDRgN's CLoAKs marked down from sis
20 81;
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from ti75 70
LADIES JACKETS marked down from IS to
$3.50:
/ LADIES' JACKETS marked down from SO 10 81 /:
/ LADIES' JACKETS marked down from $3.50 70
$3.50:
| LADIES' JACKETS marked down from & TO s.;
I LADIES' JACKETS marked down from 50 70
/ $3.50:
| LADIES' JACKETS marked down from flOtof;
! LADIES' JACKETS marked down from ell 10 S;
! LADIES' JACKETS marked down from fi2 tos
! LADIES' JACKETS marked down from SIS 10
| So
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from $40 TO
tu;
| LADIES' JACKETS marked down from tlS 70
Sl3;
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from $50 to
SIS;
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from SIS to
| SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE. -SEALED PROPOSALS
~ FOR BUlLDISG Az IRON BRIDGE scross
Meherrin river, IN Brunswick county, Va. % the
site known as Penniugton's will DO received IN
81 DECEMBER 20, 1888 Length OF bridge 1872
furnish their own plans and specifications.
SEALED PROPOSALS vii also be received
until above date for BUILDING STONE Adult
MINIS WITH WING WALLS, &C., for said
bridge Specifications for masonry can be seen
IN clerks Onice OF said county.
Right 10 re!ecg sug or All bids reserved.
REPS JONES,
T. II. MEREDITH,
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Commissioners.
Address REPS JONES, Lsvrenceulle, Va
de 56l2SsWit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
FROM AsHE COUNTY, n. c.

We ask the profession to say whether or not
they know Of any springs or VOLTS water that
suggests 80 many important uses in iaediciue.
10 Is especially valuable in
CUrANEOUS AND GLANDULA DISEASES,
such a. Chronic Eczema &C., aud even what ap-
reared 20 be MALIGNANT ULCERS AND
SORES have beer cured by is Tree use. IL -
distinctly and powerfully ALTERNATIVE AND
TONIC, a. attested by many cases OF cures f'r
GOut. Chronic rheumatism, General Debility,
Sore Throat, &C.
No water can show better results In Dyspep-
sla in most Of ~ forms: Chronic Dysentery and
DiArrhBa, as well - Torpid aud Debiiiated
Conditions Of tho Bowels generally; ALEC, Liver
Complaints and Kidney Diseases, &c, g..
FOR NERVOUS PROsrRATlON OF Brain
Workers, Busiaees-h sn, e., aud for women
broken down in general health. &c. IL is parrc-
ularly valuable No Va'er acts better IN re-
lieving cases " Nervous Insomnia, Nervous TX
citabiity or Irritabiuty, Nervous depression,
Loss OF Appetite &C.
FOR PERSISTENT NAUSEA. Dsbilitated Con-
diti0n OF the stomach. DeranEements Of the
kidneys and Bladder, Exhausted Vitality &c.
FOR DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES.
such "a OyarisD Irritation and DysmenOrrhGa.
AmenorrhGa, Men0rrhpa, Leucouhga OF vari-
Gus forms, Pudendal Itching, Catarrh Of Head
Or Larynx. &c. POLK MILLER Co,
no 23-eOdtJa0i Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

Before the late war the following letter was
written by the commanding officer 10 q sub
ordinate. who had reported one or more
men for violating the rules of the navy. This
letter was in reply to a report made by the
suDslturn:
tCopy.l
alt is certainly the duty OF all officers to
report all Offenders, but they should not be
the JUDGE when charges should be pre-
ferred." Now. dramatically. should not
Judge be judges in this cAsey SUBSCRIBER
The sentence is faulty as IT stands. and as
our correspondent proposes TO make Il stand.
They should hot be judges as TO when a
charge should be preferred" is better SEN
tence. But II the WORD "then come before
the word "iudge" the sentence would be
allowable II written thus: "rhey should
not be the judge as TO when a charge should
be preferred"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
no Your Own DyoinT, ~ ''7n..

10 Your own DyoinT' ~ r.2r..
They will dye sYerything. Trey .rs. I-....
where. Price ice. package. 4.ff tf.
for Strength, Bughinsss, Aull. If
OF for Fsstness of color. arr no..ft
Their don't crock or s-'nf; f1ce...'. l.....I
p. ". slaughter Northwest iIaU4.l
&. CAbell, j., 90 Co., io.k ..
4. w. traysor q Co. :. o. lows. ..
LAiimer, Purcell, Laid Co.. Powers
D Co., Owous & Minor Drug Dousl...
sale druggists. park-Pla-o lhnfHs.l.
sIocI Pharmacy, Waiter B.. iAUu4t a
Pearce, Druggi.l%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

GROCERssS, &c.
~s~N~y~NNN-N
oWEET PICKLED PEACHES,
MIXED PICKLES,
Picked LOBSTER,
LARGE NEW MACKEREL,
RAIsINS-in every variety,
NEW MIXED NUTS,
FLORIDA ORANGES,
end. in tact. EVERYTHING CHOICE FOUND
IN A FIRsT-CLAsS GROCERY. An examine
ton Of which my friends are especially invited
Prompt delivery insured by
WILLIAM I. WHITE,
300 east Broad, between Third and Fourth
streets. Do l-iW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

Cuts, burns, seslds, and The bites OF in.
sects cured by salvation oil. Only Is cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

MASONIC NOTlCE.-THE~ a
VI members Of LOGE FRANCAlSE. NN
No. 90. A. i. and A. NJ, are requested TO
att.nd n stated communication OF their Lodge At
81 Albaus Hall THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
Dccemier 5th, al o'clock.
Members 81 sister lodges are invited 10 at
tend.
BY order Of tho Worshipful Master
WILLIAM LONENSTEIN,
de Bit Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
OFFICE or THoNssJ fvls.
SPECIAL CONHIsstlNEH CIRCUIT torIf
or haSNiCO CUCNIT. Va.
RMuu0Eu VA N0ramunr .. ...s

on H1NNflD COUNTY.
RfCHgOED, VA. November 3, ..-t
Tho parties O. the aD0ye-entt.ei cause a.t
persons Interested therein viii tako rUU .r
have fKod upon my Office. 80 - north ..
street. "a the city OF hichmaud, state ~ f..
as The place. sd rho iUth day ~ Januarf. ...
beginning 81 ID O'Clock A. ~. as me time Al. .l
tho accounts and mako no Inquiries dlr. ..
the above decree Aui execute she l..I
thereof, 81 which tmo ARD pia @ yol .r
Quired % attend. THOMAS !. Lf''.
no @S-N4W special Comml,s
VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT or THE CItf Ot MclhO..
NOVEMBER n, lses:
j. H. Rothort and j. W. Robert. partner
trade under no nrm-nam5 of I.l.er
CO.. ............,.... ..........i i..
Cslhariue y Stops and r. T. stDons. i,r ,.-
baud, who Is joined ln conformity Hi. 60
sta Ute. ........--. ..----.-.. ---....- 'i''.'
~ CASE ASp UP0s AZ ATTACHMENT ReIt-..'
EkECCrfp.
The object ~ This sui. is to re'-yar araiI .
defendant Catherine f. ~slop-. uo gum
s476j and o. ai,a. % tle house belonging D. st.i
defendant In ne elty uf iucaruori q. So ll. ta.t
Main street, BEGINNING ga south uuo pi Aa.A
street 63is feet csbl ~ flrfl sffor. Ir.utls JOS
feof ou Maia etrBst vim "a top'u o' la f.-t
And A1idarlf havlag been made s.4 l.fi ils,
the d8fsndsuts Aio uUu residents UT tlia rI..
itts ortoreI that tle defendants appear ll'
aud 20 what Is necessary b. 4rofr tte.r ll'o
Ia this suit
A Copy-Tssto:
ALFRED SHIELD. Cle-.
r. RAND WELLFohD, 20 90 -e"i.
VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF TIE CITY or MCuN.'.
NOVEMBER =, 1855:
James Augustine snd Rolio r. Glover. PORT .f
under tho nrm name Of Aufl-t'.
q over. ........-....-...... ..s-.-..f .t.a..
against
r " 'tvN etsssfs s-+ssssfss ffrt
IN CASE AND UPoS Az ArTtCuEsNl DID,. .hfI
RXK'rrED.
Tho object n this suit Il 20 rccover agt...' "a
defendant So win irterost thereon "a
Of per canG per annum from Nay g. i..
paid. aud % attach tho eaiale N tDe .a.
PENDANT IN the city % Richmond and su
same ~ me payment VI t1e Flapt.fa clam.
Aud anlcayit having been made AM q. i .a'
the defendant 4 not = resident 0i tlls Stale, 1
ordered thar he appear hero within lie.r ID.
alter dus puDlicsu1n hereof aud dl H.l.
necessary 81 protect If. interest ln th.ss-.-
A eopy-Testo
ALFRED SHIELD. C.rr,,
COKE s PicKRELL. ,. q, a. l,"lf
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Reading notices IN reRdiog-mstier vP%
Hnss or ICES. 81: IN nonpGrei lesded. 30
Card OF rates ior more space furnished on ep-
tlicAiiOn
Ario.,nrs ans kilograms mus be sodfsesel
tcTBE DlSPATCa COMPANY
Re,ecioi communications viii not b re-
Turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR. z c. VESTS NKRf3 AND ...t
TREATMENT, guarGntesj su.-.f. Or. ...
ra, Dizziness. Convulsl0u. Fls, Acu..f
rslGia, heaische, Nervous fro'trsr .a ...I
tteuse II alcohol or tobacco, Mak.flIr ... ~.
tai Depression. s0ffenlng u TIC RIA. -,
IN insanity and leading 30 ni5frt. .....
death, Premature Old AYE. LIS f ...-
Either sex caused by ovrr-eKsrii1p .i
or Oves-iudulgenco. Each IL H.a..
months treatment ~ BOX. or s'L i .I...
tent by mail prepaid GA rcr@ipt o' .-..
NRuD AhANIEE 81 hOA.,
n cure any cAss. Win each Dr.r- .r.....f .
US Tor six boIeA accompanied ri.. ..
aepd the purchaser our written guar. ... .. ..
fund the money r. tho treatment I.esf ...
Gcure Guarantees issuel only ~
!. kOBBkls BAhEK. .-.rt..
Sole Ir
90 east Main sTeea Nl .U.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

4 NOMMlSSlONEkS NOllll.
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or IIL 1Orh.I
OF HENRiCO. srAIEOf VIRGINIA.
Coils Z. Huntington. tc...............l JOSH.
against
Tho chesapeake and Ohio Railway COS. e...
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
BY TIE DxspATcR COMPANY

sfenkuv nIsPATca Il dslivcrss - sub
pcribers ~ YiFTxrS crSTs per week. payab'es,
ne carrier weeaiy Mailed 81 " per snnuini
ts for ssx month"; si.oo Tor three month"; coe
isfene month
Ths sgNLwgEkLY DISPATCH At s. poi
snnuns. or 81 fer six monfhA
Tha wgEKLy DISPATCH aIn per annum.
TleSUEpAY DIsfATCB al tiso pee Annum,
slftc for rir monthS
Subscriptions in all cases psvsbis N advance.
ord no payer conunued after The expiration o.
ne Tins raid for. send pos,ofnco money
order. check, or REGISTERED letter Currency
sent b. msH will b Al tho riss Of The sender
Subscribers Wishing tboir postofice changed
must give their old ~ well As ahSir hes posi-
ssaes. sample COPIES froc.
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GRANn Rams Mich. July "a fsss
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- srsrd Rapsds Who are qushied electors under
81 rcusfi tnticn II he STATE Of Michigan. aud
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G..

We respectfully call the
attention of persons desirous
of furnishing Summer Cot
tages to the fact that we are
carrying a large line of me-
dunn Priced Bedroom suites
in all popular finishes. We
have also received a fine lot OF
Rattan and Reed Chairs, which
we are Offering at low prices.
We have likewise a very ex-
tensive stock of Camp Chairs
and small tables suitable for
Summer Cottages.