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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
DE LESSEPS'S LOAD.
Panama Canal Company's Failure.
The English Capitalists Always Dis
trusted the Great Scheme.
They Thought That the United
States Would Absorb 1t.
A Plan for Carrying the Great En-
torpriso Through.
II Provides for the Formation OF n Now
Company with Capital OF 9oo,-
100000 Francs-Ihe Pan.
anna Canal Bill.
Panama Canal Company's Failure.

NEw York, Dec. l5-The Times this
morning publishes long London special
in regard to the failure OF the Panama
Canal Company In part the special says:
Thus Ear there have been few signs OF a
general panic, Other securities on the
Paris Hoursc, particularly those which arc
a specially Of the Paris markets, were firm.
Hero in London there was yesterday con-
siderable liquidation OF securities held for
Paris account, aud there were lively fears
here OF bigdnancml troubles in the French
Capital. This was in part duo to the
fact that English capitalists have always
distruStcd the Panama enterprise; first, be-
cause the reports Of engineers were so an
tagonistic when they were not obviously
purchased, and, secondly, because OF tho
general English idea that the United States
would eventually step in and absorb tho
thing. But beyond this England cannot
understand how the French people eau
stand the extinction OF nu enormous clpi-
tai Of savings bank character without
big row. The loss must fall upon peasant
aud middle class investors who have been
lurcd 10y De lcScps into disaster No
plan Of all those proposed for the future
contcmplaics saving any apprcciablc por-
ton Of the huge SUN inyDs,c for those
who put Il into the canal. Those few who .
arr able to regard the thing as an invest.
mcnt for their grandchildren may concciy-
ably be- safe. All others must be- total
losers
The plan which il most talked about in
Paris and which the Government Is be-
hcyvd to favor, provides Tor the formation
ui new company with the Credit Fon-
Civr at iis head, the capital o. hr sou. OOO,-
uui All the interest on outstanding ob.
legations would be- cancelled aud this
Complny's claims put ahead ut everything
elise, II would buy the oil clmpnny's
concessions aud property Al a low Inquire.
aud pay even this only after the interest
on its own shares should have been paid,
aud the completed canal should
De- earning q sufficient surplus. OF
course this would be- hard bargain.
hut IL Is the most ineligible way out of
the difficulty. The chiri reason Tor the
Governments hesitation about asserting
81 this Is, learn, doubt as 10 whether
the Colombian government viii consent 90
deal with the new company on the same
terms ns with the old The prevailing
notion IN Paris is that the government will
back the enterprise one way or another
aud see IL a. u finish. II Is said that tho
company has enough money on hand 10
keep the works going for ut least three
tnputla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Insncr. Al. L.rlirh.

JAsrrR, Ark, Dec -. This town Is
greatly excited over the sudden death Of
the Row. Frank Alfred, Methodist min.
lister, aud his two children, aged ten and
sixteen years The symptoms In al the
cases arr those II poison. Tho father died
iu eight hours after the first attack aud the
childron a few houn later. Later, Mrs.
Alfred aud her infant were attacked. one
theory ~ that the family wcrc poisoned by
diseased milk, but many think II Is case
Of wholesale murder
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
A VIA, DrunLcn Ncsro.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
PiSr Bur-, Ark, Dec. 10. Last night
q drunken negro named John Bailey,
FROM an adjoining county, after dispos!ny
Of biz crop OF cotton nude the night
hidcous with his ycllA lie attempted 10
shoot policeman, who fired on Bailey,
the ball crushing his leg. Bailey had q
companion with him who also displayed q
gun. lie was taken In aud fined 5000
Tor carrying concealed weaponA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Extensive orlnm smnrrIInE.

DErRoir, Mich, Dec. ia JourHal
special from Port Huron, Mich, says
For somc time Il has been well known
here aud 1T other points along the border
that biz consignment Of opium was en-
route through Canada, aud that an effort
would DO made 10 smugslo II across the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Innmrls., r.ihllr nnllalng.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
llLLENA, Ark, Dec. l5.-Gcn. Mems,
Of Washington City, Government OIL
cial, has been ID the city for the las, two
days, inspecting the different sites offered
for the public building. There wore
twenty bids put In, bu, up to the pvs.
ont limo NO site has been de.erminsd
upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
SINNER NnRMAL.
CHARLOTTESVILLE
The wounded in the Midland Wreck.
Marriage.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CuARIoT1rsyILLE, July IS, 1883.
Nine Of those wounded in the Midland
wreck last week are still here, Miss Emma f.,
Alexander, Of Lewiston. Pa, and Alessrs. h..
f. Jones. OF Chatham, Va, and =. Sherer,
81 HagcrstOwn. Md. having resumed their
Journey. An are doing well, and their
chances for recovery are considered favor
able, except m the case Of Mrs. Mary Stock
ard. OF Graham, y. &. Her condition has
been very unfayorable tor seveIsl days.
Miss Daisy Moon, eldest daughter OF the
late !. Summerhed Moon, was married 10
Mr. Thomas L. Taylor yesterday afternoon
al the residence Of Mrs. Julia Noon. near
Bntesyllc, tins county. The bride Is very
attractive young lady and was quite IA
yOriie in whatever sOciety she moved. The
groom Is graduate OF the University OF
Virginia. and has for several years been pro-
fes.or Of mathematics in the Miller Manual
Labor school. He has recently been elected
10 a proiessorship IN the University OF his
native State. at Austin, Texas.
Mr.. James l.. Thomasson died nc his resi-
deuce in this city AZ O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Of typhoidfeyer. MIR. ThomaSson has
been fora number Os years section.master on
The Chesapeake anu OHIO road, aud be also
superlntcndpd the construction az the
Charlottesville and University street railway.
lie leaves a wife and several children to
mourn his death.
MIR. Andrew Brown died this morning at
about ] O'Clock. lie had been in III health
for some time, ard his death was due to a
complication Of diseases. lie was coroner
Of this city and vicinity.
Rev. c. r. Ross, Of Niagara Falls. Ontario,
is in the city, visiting his many friends here.
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
BRIG ASHORE.
BUT rHs CREW RESCUED BY LIFE
SAVERS.
Heavy Rafting Basiness-a Dwelling In
Norfolk County Baraed-Psrsonals
ard Briefs.
,co-re.,,ona.nco ~ ,he plohmond plspatch.l

fcorespondsnco Of she Richmond DIspatch.l
NORFOLK. JaIy 1s. 1883.
last night about O'Clock the German
h,;r Aunshen. bound from Savannah 10
Glasclow. Scotland. went ashore on the
shoals of Cave Hattcras, and immediately
sprung aleak. She l. nov full OF water
and will probably be total wreck. TIC
crew vera all saved, being gotten ashore by
tho men OF the iife.saying station, who are
not now on duty. but promptly volunteered
10 90 10 the rescue OF those on board tue
wrecked vessel. The brig was loaded with
full cargo Of turpentine.
Such hesvy rafting business Is now done
on The Southern branch entering THIS port
thattbe channel buoys are continnaiIy carried
away by the loose logs: Such immense
mmber.rsiis were never before moved IN this
section. The most OF thesc RATS are towed
North.
several a. the warrant, element have been
tried in the County Court this week and sent
10 the peni,entiary for two and three years
each for bou.ebreakiBg and stealing and az
mary more imprisoned in jail Tor crimes OF
less degree.
The dwelling 81 Henry Bright, on The
Military road near Getty's station. in Norfolk
county. was burned 10 The ground yesterday
by accident. 49,
Judge r. w. Hughes returned from Ablne-
don last night, and the July term OF the
United states District Court commenced to-
day.
Andrew Cotton (coloredl wss carried to
Berthe county. n. c.. to-day. where be Is
wanted for numbering man at RoXabol
about year ago. Cotton was recognized
here by the sister OF the murdered man, WHO
visited Norfolk on an excursion Oh the atm
OF July.
Vicc-Presldent Walters, OF the Atlantic
Coast Line. and several officers oi the Chowan
and Southern railroad are IN Suffolk. ana u
Is thought are looking for depot property.
The owpersbip and conttOl oi the three
street.car lines OF Norfolk and Portsmouth
are about 10 be consolidated.
The schooner Julia a. Ward, loaded at
Lamberps Point with coal f'r Boston, got n
far 90 Hamilton Roads and had 10 put back
leaking. She will have to discharge her
cargo and repair here.
Tie United States cOast.suryey steamer
Endeayor continues engaged ON scientinc
work at the lower end Of Chesapeake bay.
The truck season being over the western
Branch railway has laid OF about one bali
IT'S clerks. employees, and rolling stock. IDS
road only runs through The trucking region
at present.
A party OF 300 colored laborers have left
here TO work on the Chnch-V Valley railroad.
James knight and James Cooke were
fined $50 each in the Mayors Court IN
Portsmouth this morning for carrying con-
ceaed weapons, and both sent TO jail Tor
three months In default. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
cumming Workmep.

Several years ago number OF German
workmen cam 10 Connecticut by precon-
certcd arrangement and obtsined employ
nent IN : the clock,iactories in New
Haven, Ansonia. Waterbury, Thomaston,
asd Winsied.t They worked steadily for a
long iime. applied themselves diligently TO
mastering the science OF clock-Daklng. and
became proiclentin the art OF handling the
ine too!s.hecesssrs 10 the work. They also
purchased the toois and several OF the cons
plieated machines, and. returning 70 Ger
many, they btsap the manufacture OF clocks
fos.ihemse.ve<A They sci up factory 10 the
BIWk Forest fcttpn, and their business now
amounts, sccor,'ing 10 letters recently re.
ceiyed in New York city, 10 nearly $4,000
clocks month. This German factory has
proved close competitor with the Connecti-
cut concerns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
TrS.

W. NTED.-A GENTLEMAN
w wishes BREAKFAST AND O'CLoCh
DINNER vita a private faa,ily; might also take
room ANY references desired. Address, Win
u - It'raie6 oficeI jy l9-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
Hoods SarsapariIla

Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at
home. Such has become its popularity in Lowell,
Class, where it is made, that whole neighbor-
hoods are taking 1t at the same time. Lowell
druggists sell more Of Hoods ssrsaparila than
of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers.
Sold by druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepared only by
CT. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

Lubicz Kurkovsi<, the Polish officer who
recently died OF Makon, was undoubtedly
one hundred aud sixteen years old, according
to wellesGablIshed evidence. He was born
in 1872, fought as a private soldier under
KosciuskO, was an officer in the Polish Legion
which went with Napoleon TO Moscow, and
distinguished himself in the POlNh inSurrec-
ton OF 1881, then being thought veteran.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

iy Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

ByR u. ChnIin q Co,
Real Estste AucfioBeers-
No north Tenfh street

,r,RrsTrEs UCTfON SALE OF
,,0rrsr AxD lotion vENABLE STRHET
mgr WEEN 4 u wESTY- FoURTh AND TWENi,i !, !,
FIFTH STREET, no s.' , SS1eTH nv sp issoR
MORE FEET DEEPLY virtue Of deen IIv az
Henry stewart nnd wife, dated November ~
is,s. recorded In uonrico County Court on NO
vsmber q, 1879. and OF the request 2, 'no no
OF Mary ADn Stewart, deceased. VIII son "
public suction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. july 10. 1883.
!, O'Clock P. W.. the HOUSE AND LOT or
GROUNDlocafed ~ eaoYe described, me ugus'
a one and one.haf stories aud In fair conditlon;
The lot Is desirable. having good front anu
very deep. The building can be changed lnlo
two To nenents and its nearness 70 the tisc,rlo
ro,Irav mskes IL very convenentand adds much
to it- yslue for homo or Tor renting.
TEENS; one third cash. balance In six, 'veiye'
and eighteen moths. for notes with . per cent
interest. 10 be secured by deed OF trust:
JOSEPH Is. STEWART, Trustee
Sale by X. b. CBAFFIs g. CO., AucuoneerS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

rY,RusTEEy AUCTION SALE OF
= THE LARGE AND FRsr-cLAss
RESIDENCE
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
FIFTH STREETS.
THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
JOHN FREgLAND.

nv x,rtue of n deed OF trust from wilson =:
rhomas and wife. dated January 7. i5so, ana
duly recorded, wc the trustees ~ sa.a 49,, ,''.
will. at tho request OF tho holder OF 'no nDs,'
thereby secured. sell by auction, on uho p'o'"
THURSDAY. JuLY %. 1888
n, sx O'Clock P. NJ. the LARGE, JH0RouGh-
RECONSTRUCTED. 5PLESDfDLI-flNishEsDD ~
AND CEN1hALti-Lo-
GATED RESIDENCE above referred 70, con-
taininr about fifteen rooms, with ample ser
vauts accom- mod ati0ns, &c.
The 10, fronts 40 feet ON Fifth street, ana runs
hark along the south line OF Cary street is1 s-i-
feet TO an alley "A feet vide. .,.,-. =.
This properly 1, too well known 70 require
fuller description. ~ ,n.,
TEkss; Cash suficient 10 pay all taxes tns nay
may be due dncludlng those Tor mis- yes,l, en l
coats OF executing the trust, ana 70 uischsis 80
two notes for 80 each. with interest "a one
from April 10 1885, aud on the Other rom Juiy
no Iss8: and on = credit as 10 six instaimen.s OK
sS3 10 each 20 fail due respectively on Vetoper
10 Isss January 10 1850. April 10, 1872 July ~,
IsSa. October TO- 1881 aud Jonuary ~. lss; an1
a further credit IA 10 5000. TO fall due JannaIy
10 1890. all credit payments 10 Do evidenceo py
negotiable notes. with interest aided, payeple
,githout grace, and secured by rustnee1 on
tbe properfy: and tho residue OF the pufchsse-
monsv on such terms as the grantors may pre-
scribe and difec', or In default OF sucn dltec-
ton. on such terms as the trustees shall thinA
~, az Va A. r. APPBRsON,
n. w. BOWIE,
tvue Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

ARRIVE RtCHNOfp
f:OP. ". NAL daily lsxcsgfuuiaV.
SIS 4. n. ACCOAAODATib cA.Ay VIZ"
sunday.
1880 A. u EXPRESS dalyl
SUNDAY ACNOMMUDArfN bfi"1tN
mond sud scettsVlis leayest 4. A.' fs'-."
arrives 7:i5 p. NJ
COSSEcTlesS
At Chttoa Forge With CJsSpeake AAi '''
railway for Tho south, MesjAui horilN'-
At Lynebburg with Norblk an1 Ne''"i-
read for All points south. on.haast. az
west, and Frginis Nidlar railway Tor az
North and South. .
At Richmoni with AssClatd hAiNty'
points Ia the sonsn. aniiti.lnofi, ffti
burg and Potomac rsIlrad ~ tho Nof'A ...
AZ Lexington with nia1oro ahl ~,
rOai. making close pDn,cdons A. -
Ferry % AND from PiIroargh sed 10 "es7 Do
10 points North and EaL ... DID,.
SlsspfaJ-ear attached y iS"' A1g'""
LyRchbm 1910.
sleepinz-cars LynclDuEto Nemph.,, ~ ~
leans. aud Little kOek u..f.-.
Trslas marked dsy eAos2' S'-''''
daily. ~ .f. -..
Tickets sold 20 aP pentA Onices - 80
Main street 1908 Man ifeel snc a
and Allegnany de,ot, hgn;h AID CanA .'eN
jCis X hACHl h"'
te2 Gaeral Assengef As'--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
BY Gsotgo 3. vashOn a Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. north Tenth street.

MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE UP
WI AN ESTATE-FRAME DWELLING NIL q
AROTiT ROOMS, No. 723 NORTH IhihD
sTRKET. WITH VACANT LOT ADJOlsiN,G.i,,
TiIE ENTIRE PROPERTY FRONTS a FELL ,
on THIRD STREET, RUNNING BAN y.
FEET.-By request Of inc parties IN interest," W.
viii sell by auction, on tho premises. ON
THURSDAY. July 10. 1885.
N, = O'Clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY above do.
srribed. The property Is occupied by q good
tenant and yields a largo interest upon me price
expec,ed. Attend this sale and secure oargaln'
'""' GEORGE S. vAsHoN & SON.
ga AuctloLeeTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
BY n. W. Bore,
Real Estate Aucti0neer.

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COUN-
N TRY STORE WITH S. ACRES OF BhAL.
TiFUL AND WRLI-SHADED LAND, SuIiABLE
FOR VILLAS, SITUATED ON THE RICHMOND
FREDERICKSBURG AND lOTOdAC KALI
ROAD AT STAPLEs's CROSSING, fOck PILES
FROM TIRE CITY. AT AuCTlON.-h me re-
ouest OF the owner, who desires 70 engage IN
other business, / will sell Dy auction, on the
premises, ON
TUESDAY. july SlTU.
At $3.50 o'clock, P. NJ, tho valuable property above
referred to- The improvements CONSIST OF an ez-
celIent STORE AND BATHROOM with DWELL
ING OF SEVEN ROOMS attached, besides a
STABLE. Sc. all nearly new and 10 good order.
The patronage Of the store and bar were Fargo
and very profitable. and 1t Is believed tnst the
receipts from bar alone win pay TOR tho place 10
a fow years Az site for a villa IL ~ pre-enl.
neptly desirable on account OF its nesrness and
accessibility to the city, It's good neighsorhood,
ana It's hne shade. Several trains pass the place
daily. stopping ia q few yards Of the house.
Transportation 10 the city Is cheaper than cleo
trio fares II a tri-montaiy ticket "a used.
TRRMs: One third Gosh; balance at one aud
two wears. witlf4nterest, &c lylS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
Schedule In Knec.
July I, ISIS

CONNECTIONS
Train No. 20 connects daily e1'rT' sunday
az keysViis for Chase CT. tiartsvl.s. a A
OxfOfd. A. GreeusnorD Tor Durham. ta.....
salem. and Winston, amt gil ...l-, Cd SOFA
Carolina Division: AZ sgisIgr l t..N
Hot SPRING.. and All poiuts iu Ne.t'll '9-'l
CarOliDa. aud az Charlotte Tor Charilt.' . l ..I-
b and Aug faiirnad
Train No. % connects daily AZ Gre'l.1l-f
far salem. Winston. Raleigh. DUiGso'r.. al
Morehesi Cisy. y, Salisbury ior A.le' ..'. li 8
Syringe AMI all pOiBts iu Western Nurl 81.
Inns: at ChariOtte with Chariot. Columbia a.t
Augusta Tailroat for Columbia Als.is.i a.>r..
Charleston. savannah, Ih0mAsy.llf. CO... .t...
snngIlle. and other Florida points nItl, ala
Carolina Central railroad fur Wimiig
Trans from ths south arry, d. hcl ap4i
A. N. and &.) r. u
r,.DAEa aCCCMMoDAIoN.
Leave Richmond .............-..... -. p. I A. NJ
Arrive nchester....-.............. ..f 30 Do VI
tANELlA COURTHOUSE rNAlN.
Leave Richmond. .......... .........-.-f If 4
Arrive Richmond. ..............-.- .--.''. A. p.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

Lord Albemsrle, mo Waterloo veteran, Is
asmalL spare man, with bright eyes. He is
eighty.nine years old, and is The sole ssr-
visor OF the eighty-lour officers who sat
down W tbs Duke OF Wellington's last
Waterloo dinner. He gives reception
every year on the anniversary Of that
swords earthquake
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.

ATLANTIC EAFKESs sEHFICE-
LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN.
Steamship Jerry OF ROME from Kew YORK
Wednesday. Augszi sth. September 5th, october
90. october 3isL
Largest and 1aest passenger steamer afos,.
CABIN, 500 ese, and 9loO; second glass,
$50.
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamers every Saturday from New YORK 10
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
CABIN passage 10 Glasgow. Liverpool or
Belfast, $50 aud $50: second class. $50;
stssrage outward or prepaid $40. Saloon
excursion tickets al reduced rates. Travel
lcrs circular letters OF credls and drafts
Tor any ameunt issued ~ lowest current
rates For BOOKS Of tours, tickets. or further In
formation. spplx p HENDERSON, bkorheks.
minion steamship Company, or A w. CAREER,
1000 Msin street. or ANDREW WELSH. Southern
Express COMPANY. Richmond. ap ii-6m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
CHESAPEAKE IND OHIO ROUTE
4 ,-'....r,.. :. .. utuc pgEE.r

~ sCHEDlLE AhlNS ~ Ell
JUN H. 1874
,xAvsEIohaos0
n, A. NJ. for fswpci News. of P2ini
W. ~ iort snd Norfolk daily e1cep' SD
si,A NJ sn,asys hly. % Newport Se''' oh
Poni, al Norfolk.
u:lo A. NJ. Sroug and Local Mail 70 al p,.n'
WeSt Except sunday. f-.a
sleeper clifton Forge " ieA.ls".'
.oop n ~ Sspor. News. Old Pols. al
ASrfoll except sunday
s.top NJ A a. r. s-nc lJ4 Aecco'h
tn. cept sunday 90,
GEO e. n. lor paisville. Cieeinhaa' ,.'1 ~
II. LAS. hsDDhiA a1d Ne~ '
leSps-Fass Express Win tl.p-'
kalilnas daily only ro9so tv'
Ful4sAns West from kbAno"-
SIP. N fOCtu Poinl daliy eLtcp. ee- ..
stqp oaly az MlilA1ns"ufS'
mlPslace ar 10 On Point ...
,naA pm. foi sir1.nis springs and 49,
kisaiy exccp, sunday. $3.50
cal, White Sulphur
lsfys IN RicgsoSD;
snA N ,iaiA spnHgs express, ,i'''
,,.o,A n H. norfolk. on. Polnl AM Ns''
IL Nsss. except SUNDAY. -.
x1an N. thu l0cal pola.s ao1 t1o "e'r
so.r IL n o.dsrosn. Sespogs Ness az
Jrlols dsllY. Pullman fala,e 80,
,ltoin. 10 ,t0cmastt ana loas' -.
,sep NJ In Louisville aai vmcinnaa--'~
n..,. s.!asssa,h AID 8rcaa s,restA
1tckss II ~ Main stree, and al .ns 20
<,onsral Passenger Asea.
sse6aiyallvlE y"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
SEEDS.

VURNIP AND RUTABAGA SEED.
4 New crop. Al varieties. SPECIAL prices 10
msrke + ard eners and large buyers.
GERMAN CLOykh-sEED.
This Is the annual varsity and makes the best
early green forage crop grown Can DO sown
wish me furnip crop or by itself. Every farmer
should SOW this valuable Clover. For sale BY
7. w. WOOD 4 SONS. Seedsmen,
No. 10 south Fourtsenth street. corner Sixth and
Marshall streets. and III east Franklin street
ap zi-deod. wAsw3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

NOTICE. APPLICATION 3 WILL
~ be made to the Auditor Of the city Of Rich
REGIsTERED BOND. No 1854, OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND for $500. standing In the nsme OF
William Lovenstsin ana others, trustees OF Him
mon Lodge, NO. 03, l. .. B'nai Birth, the same
having been lost or mtslaid. ~ l9-Ttct
Z OST, ONE DAY LAST WEEK, A
L isMALL HAND-sATCHEL containing chill
dren's clothing. A reward will be giyon II II is
left at this ONCE. ~ 1885,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
rr,rs OF TIE cossAcKs
Hoods SarsapaYiIla

Is peculiar medicine. II IS carefully prepared
from sarsapsriIla, 'Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock,
Plpslssews, Juniper Berries, and other we'll
known and valuable vegetable remedies, by
peculiar combination, proportion and process,
giving to Hoods sarsaparilla curative power not
possessed by other medicines. 1t effects remark
- o..... .rLorn nthar t.renaraiinna fall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
GRATEFUL-coMFoRTING
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"Bya thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and nu-
triton, and by careful application OF the 1ne
properties OF uell-selecte1 Cocoa. Dir. kpps has
provided our Dreakfast-tablcs with dclicatsly
havored beverage which may save US many
heavy doctors bills. IL Is by the iudicious use
Of such ARTICLES OF diet that constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough 10 TO-
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle malAdies are floating around Us ready 10
atisck wherever there Is weak point Ne may
escape many fatal shaft by Keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and a properly
poarlshed frame. - Cfrti- SSrUios Gazstt>
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only IN half-pound tins by crocors. labelled
thus: JAMES EPPS - CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists. London, England
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
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