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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
MISS DAVIS IN MAINE.
To Remain in the East for a Month
or More.

A Bar Harbor special says: Miss Win
ME Davis. youngest daughter Of Jefferson
Davis. arrived here this morning and is
a guest of Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer at Thrill
stane, off Kebo street. Miss DAVIS was
born in Richmond in the last year Of the
civil war. and that no prejudice might
exist in her young mindas soon as she was
old enough she was sent to Germany to be
educated. There she obtained tho
rough training IN all that pertains to the
accomplishments for q young lady. Al
though very simple and unostentatious
in her manner and intercourse with her
friends she is far superior in mind TO the
generality of young Indies of her age
and standing in social life. A friend
sand OF her to-day "She has the mind
of man With tho sweet simplicity OF a
child"
On her arrival this morning she was
suffering from cold and sore-throat,
which may be attributed perhaps to her
not being acchmated TO our northern
Temperatures. Ihisis the first time that
Miss Davis has ever been so far north a.
Bar Harbor. A few hours rest and quiet
refreshed her, and in the evening she
accompanied Mrs. Pulitzer TO Lynam's
Hotel, where the last hop OF the season
at that house was given.
Next Friday evening Mrs. I. b. Mus
grove, of New York, will give recep-
ton and ball in honor Of Miss Davis at
the Musgrove villa, on Back Bay Shore.
1t is not generally known here to-day
that Miss Davis is in town. 1t Is the
intention to entertain her in every way.
She will remain here during the months
Of August and September.
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COTTON.
NoRroIHs ssAseM HxpscTED 70 OPEN
LA1E
TIE Crop promirips e Many visitcrs-Fine
sport-Navy-yard Ectss-Railroaa
kattsrs.
rcorcponaonoc Of u. Richmond DispaIca.l

fco,rceponaencc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NonForK, August 70, 1888.
The cotton-dealers here expect the
season to open late this ycar-not before
the Goth OF next raonth. The maturing
crop is altogether promising as to shun-
dance Of yield, al least sud the indica-
tions are that the amount handled at this
port this season viii largely exceed Inst
wear. The new cotton year commences
on tho Ist of the month, and ss there are
over two weeks receipts to come IN. IL is
barely possible the grand total for this
mort NAV be run mp 10 500, 900 bales.
Nearly 700 bales were received yester-
day.
The streets are daily well crowded
with visitors on excursions from the sur
rounding country and neighborlng
cities, and the great number OF citizens
absent from the city are not missed from
the general thoroughfsres. Many of the
trade avenues are active despite the al
legged dull season, and the railroads and
Transportation lines 10 the ordin1ry OBJ
server show no abatement whatever IN
traffic. Norfolk is changing wonder
tuly efcft yVh' =,
Great quantities OF snipe, yellow
shank, aud plover fairly line the Cape
Henry beach, and sportsmeD are enjoying
the exciting sport afforded to their full
bent
Orders have been received at the navy
yard TO repair the monitor Passalc, now
at the Washington navy-yard, and she Is
expected here the 1st Of the month.
Parties ia town to-day from Jerusalem
report work on tho Atlantic and Danville
railroad progressing rapidly towards
Hicksiord, and trains ought TO he run
ming to that point within forty days
Norfolk representative III the House
of Delegates. Dir. Walter A Edwards,
has been made commander OF Virginia
Division, Knights of PythiaS.
A wrecking expedition left last night
to raise the sunken schooner Mary
Phelps off Point No Point, in Chesa-
peake bay.
The Portsmouth City Council has
passed resolution inquiring into tho
expediency Of abolishing one half OF the
fire department, as the city has just
been supplied with one hundred fire
hydranis.
Ward-meetings for the reorganization
ofthc Democratic party of the city Will
be held on friday night.
Building operations continue very ac-
tive and contractors ray there Is ample
work ahead until the spring. q.
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n nessrue,,ye storm.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORTH GARDEN Posr-OFFICE, Va, /
A......A 1000

lCorreepOnnoDce OF Tue Richmond Dispatch.l
NORTH GARDEN Posf-OFFICE, VA,
August Is, 1888.
For several days we have had storms,
with very high winds and regular gulley-
washers But Sunday afternoon there
was a storm that was more severe than
the others. 1t commenced at about 2
O'Clock and lasted an hour or more.
The wind blew from every direction, it
seemed, and blew the limbs from some
Of our largest trees and leyelled corn
aud other crops. A good deal Of corn
was broken off short. Along with the
very high wind and heavy rain We had a
heavy bail, which came chick and fast,
some OF the stones being nearly two
inches long and resembling icicles.
They cut down tobacco right and left,
and some of the farmers estimate that
half Of the crop has been lost Some
say they viii not average more than two
leaves to the stalk.
The North Garden church il arranging
for lawn.party and supper on the 24th
instant for the benefit Of the Sunday
school, which is in need OF supplies now.
All hope that it viii he attended with
success. ii. q. @.
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WANTED, 4 TOUNG NAN FOR
w CENEGAL OFFICE WORN. Must stato
ago, where last employed, aud salary expected,
together with references. Address hA1o. care
OF DiSpatch. an lr-lt'
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THE OLD CAPITAL.
MEETING OF TEE DEMOCRATS TUESDAY
MIGHT.
Delegates 10 tho Congregational Convention
Elected Working COMMITTEES for
the Campaign Personals.
lcorr.,nonaenco Of the RIchmond plspatch.l

ilOrTttnOLEcnCf OF tnt iffHteN~''3
WILLIAMSBURG. August 10, 1883.
The Democrats last night met 10 elect
delegates 10 the Second District Con-
pressioraI Convention and name n new
working committee for tho campaign.
Chairman Morecock, decorated with n
Cleveland badge aud bandana peeplng
from his coat pocket, called the meeting
30 order. Mr.. John l.. Mercer WAS made
secretary. Sidney Smith and Archer
Brooks were selected as the delegates.
The following were chosen rs campaign
committeeman W. h. f. Morecock,
NJ. Il. Harrell, Sidney Smith, Robert 1.
Armistead, and Robert q. Barlow. A
meeting of the party is called for Tues
day night 10 organize Cleveland club.
Hon. John s. Wise, who has been
spending several days here, left TO day
for New York. lie has fully decided to
qnit the State and accept the offer made
him in New York. a party friend, on
hearing him soy that he had decided to
locate in New York, said to him a: "They
will say that Malone has run you on
lie replied: al expect they will. Mr.:
Wise. on his visit here, was accompanied
by Mr.. Legree. of South Carolina.
Captain James II. Townsend aud MIR.
r. II. Cole left to-day for Baltimore on
business connected with the Williams
burg Yacht Club :,
A new post-of1ice has been established
at Ewells, in james City county, with.
Commodore Scott as postmaster.
a number OF our young society people
leave this evening for Warwick Court
house to attend german given by the
Misses Young, Of Warwick county.
Mrs. b. i. Wolfe leaves to-day for an
extended visit to friends in Southern
Maryland. :,
Our local baseball team is challenged
for match-game Of baseball with the
Poquosin Club.
MIR. Vest, who is travelling in Eng
land, writes that the weather is so cold
and 20 much rain has fallen that he Will
return home early next month.
Mr. William Bloxton, who fell from a
house-top last Saturday, is out again,
and with the exception of few bruises
is as well as ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS At
"A TENDED the Grand Conservatory Of Music,
Nav YORK desires position bo TEACH VOCAL
AND INSrkUMFNTAL MUSIC. VIII also teach
Latin, Frsnch, English, aud Mathemaaics, Ad-
dress y. r. c., care Postmaster. Lexington, Va.
Ru sim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
AUCTION sAkRs-Future Days.
A TON 2 A Il X
A LOVELY VIRGINIA HOME IN THE BLUE
RIDGE MOUNTAIN

The former RESIDENCE Of the Int G. W.
Purcell will be sold az public auction by the COM
missioners, George Z. Christian, Of Richmond,
and James d. Jones, Of Charlottesville, Va, on
MONDAY, sEPTEKHEa 3, 1888
10 contains about 30 ACRES and is threo md
one-haf miles from Greenwood, Va, on the
Chesapeake and OHIO railway, and three miles
from Miller institute, with churches aud mills at
convenient distances. The larger portion Of the
tract is arabic, and the balance wei wooded. aud
the whole well w8teref. Tho buildings consist
Of a FIRST-CLASS BRICK DWELLING. 40Xa0
feet. three stories, including basement. with
f0ur rooms and broad hallway on each door,
kitchen. dairy, smOke-h0use, servants bouses,
carriage-hOuse, stables, g.. conveniently 10
Gated, and besides all tbo necessary tarm-hOuseA
The yard is q beautiful one, well shaded and
ornamonted with trees. shrubs. and flowers. IL
IL a most desirable home and is situated In a
country that cannot be oXceiied for beauty Of
scenery aud other nnt;ral advantages.
InaddltiOn 20 tho above Will be sold ShA
TRACT OF ABOUT 100 ACRES. separated from
II By tho Scottsv'le aud Or 'cnwood roads, Eayiog
upon IL a small dwelling aud the necessary out
houses. II ia Feil watored and wooded. ana the
land "a prOdu tive. A desirable little farm.
Easy terms and clear title. au 10
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Sitka adyices give particulars Of hor
rible atrocity perretrated by Yato Hok,
chief of the Takou tribe OF Indians o.
British Columbia. His wife died from
the effects of herbs administered by an
other squaw with the view of curing hel
OF an ailment she had and he ordered
her to be put TO death. This WAS done
by keeping her mouth full of rcd-hot
stones, and when life was nearly extinct
hanging her.
lie also ordered the squaw's husband
TO be put to death, but the majority OF
the tribe were opposed TO this, and the
man was cut down when nearly dead.
Yato Hok was arrested and taken tc
Sitka, but the offence having been COM
Initted in Canadian territory he was dis
charged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

WANTED, A SALESMAN. MUST
w be VOL recommended: one that ha7 had
experience "a tio Cio.birg business. Apply 10
X. FlsHRe, 10. li!3 eas. slain street. au iClr
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AUCrscN sALfs- -Tnis ysy.
T,RUSTEE's AUCTION SALE
Il WALLPAPER. wisSppow.snADEs, OIL
c1oi'B, &c,
No. 81 NORTH NirTff STREET.
THURSDAY, hrausr IS. 1888,
ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, WIN sell. a. auction. Ia loe
10 suit consumers, tEs STOCK OF D D. Da''S' wv"
S ss Of wALf-PAPKR Of hns and common
crndes. nav designs, web selected;
wINDOW -sHhDEsSElth patent fixtures; 4.
LAcE-crRTAIN POLES,
AWNING GOODS
WEATHRkSikIfS,
PICTURE,HBDs,
/ sEwfSG-dACHINE,
! RRFESaHSYTABkE,
sHRLvTNtl: sHELyISG WITH GLASS FRONT.
Parties dasiring - beautify their sosncss
should avail themselves OF this opportunity Oh
purchasing at Low 1guree.
Sale conducted by FBED. II. WILLIAMS e1 II
BY George W, Mayo. Auctoneer.
ONO. Z. Laughton, Jr, saiesman,)
No. "a Ninth street
FURNITURE EfifkltEhAIOho
Il. CIGARS &C., 1T AUCTION.
THIS DAY
nj 1890 o'clock will sell, at my auciion-house,
PARLOR SUIT. VI city-mado frames anu I'M
ported Scotch covering, ia good ORDER
RED PLUSH PhRLOk SUfT-seycn pieces .
1HANOsOIE.wALNUT EXTENSION IASl-l. !;
MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUIT, ia nico
order: ..
BEDsTFADS. MATTRESSES. BUREAUS;
MAHOGANY SiDEB0hRDS:
Several NEW REFRlGERAfORS OF different de-
signs; excellent FILTER; ..o
desirable lot Of HAND CtTY-HADE CIGARS.
OF good stock. 10 DC sold In single-box lot.-
these are good cigars and Should attract the
atteDtion Of smokers; .....,...,
Other MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS. GEORGE W. MAYO.
an 10 Auciioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

CHEusuAssBURG. Va, August TO-
The Valley Baptist Association, en-
brscing the counties OF Botetourt, Roa-
Doke, Montgomery, Pulaski Giles and
gazewell, Ve., and Mercer and Monroe.
w. Va, met in its forty-eighth annual
session here yesterday. Judge David
IS. johnson, Of Princeton, was elected
moderator. and J. N. Hariowe, of Sa-
lern. clerk The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. q. Tyree, of Salem.
rhe discussion OF the questions Of col
portage and sustentstion, in which
Rev. J. d. Pitcher. of Petersburg, Hey.
Dr. Tyres, and Professor @. L.O. Cooke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

yxTANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w read l. K. SALTS Advertisement In an-
other column IN regard 10 low prices o. drugs,
toilet articles. &c. ia 3Tu,Th.&su
WTANTED, AN ASSISTANT BY A
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practice. Address Lock-box I24, HuntnEtoh,
w. Va. al II eodl2ts
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REACHES A MILLION DOLLARS.
AnEscnpsd Convict conmits MURDER

TBy tel0gTaph 10 TNe Ul'pA-oh.I
CHICAGO, August IA dispatch from
Chattanooga says: Smith Sloan, an os-
caped convict from this county, met
Wesley Waultlew on the street at south
Pittsbnrg, Tenu.. Monday night and the
two ouarrelled. Sloan shot Wanltew
and his fourteen-year-o ld boy, who was
with him. Both Of the wounded people
will die. Sloan escaped. ii caught he
will be lynched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
GkATEFUL-CONFORr1&4
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"Bya thorough knowledge u tho natural laws
which govern ne operations Of digestion and nu-
triton aid by n careful application OF the nAe
pr0.eraes - Wel.-sciecte1 Cocoa, MR. hpps has
provided our DreAkfast-table> with \ d0licately
Favored beyc age which may save Us many
hsAvJ d0ctorS Bills il IS Oy tho ludlciOus use
OF srch articles Of oiet tha. = constitution may
he gradually Duilt up until strong enough 20 re-
sist every tendency 70 diseHse Hundreds Of
eubsie maladie. are floating around ~ resdy 70
attack where yor there - q Noag point. We may
esc. pc many "a fassi shaft by Keeping ourselves
wcn fortified with pure blood and properly
roTriei1ed frame S. Ciri'- SrDics GGcstt.
Made simply with boiling wstor Or milk. sold
only Ia lait-poVni iihs by grUocr5, labelled
thus: JAnEo i-.FS a. W.
homeopathic Chemists, LoniCn, England
fe IS II. S1a Iuly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

A. Black, Jr., writes from Andalusia.
Ala, that be was taken with dysentery OF
the bloodiest type. Doctors were called
in 10 no effect A stranger suggested
DR.. Biggers's Huckleberry Cordial, and
to its use he owes hn life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
To he transferred.

IBy telegraph 70 INC DispatcliJ
WASHINGTON, August l5.-The Secre-
tsry of the Navy has authorized the
transfer OF the marine guard at the Pen
sacola Ola. hayward to Norfolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

A DISTINGUISHED. NJ. GRADU-
"A ATE Ct Randolph Macon College desire.
position a TEACHGR IL A COLLEGE OR
SCHOOL or HIGH GRADE. higher English
tangni on scientific principles speciality. Best
recommendations and testimonials furnished.
address CARSON, caro- Vi Carrier No 70. Rich
T1ond, Va. al i4-fudTh2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
BY y. w. BOwe
Real Rst1te Auctioneer.

Real Estate AuctiOneer
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF MACHINE
Il RY FOR THE MANUFACTURES OF PLuG
AND SMOKING TOBACCOS AZ AUCTIOH.-ln
part execution OF a certain deed OF trust dated
The cath OF October. 1854 aud duly recorded In
Toe Chancery CourI Of Richmond. In Deadlock
In A. on page "a, and at the request OF the
beneficiary therein, viii sell by auction 1T No.
323 south Ninth street, nsar the Free bridge, GA
TUESDAY, AUGUST q. 1877.
At 1890 A. ". sharp, a lot Of FIXTURES FOR
TUE MANUFACTURES OF PLUG AND SMOKING
TOBACC0S, consisting in part OF six hydraulic
Reteinerk two "bnncsop" lump-Aachinos.
one 2Shorso power Engins aud Boiler. one
Hydraulic Pump. q lot u Sssoes, Pots. Bcnche-.
Shattng, Pulsys, and many other articles
needed % complete The outnt Of 40 establish
mont OF the kind. VIM DO so,d In lots % saft-
Trans: Cash.
RICHARD 9. WORKMAN, Trustee.
JAS. MAcDoUoAII, crier. au 10
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Trustees
II. SELDOM TAYLOR and j. THOMPSON BROWN
& Co, Auctloueers. aui2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

The Repubhcansof Michigan VIII have
a chance to vote cor Ex-Governor Alger
otter all He Is presidential elector for
that State.
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democratic ata'e OG.eers Nominated

DALLAS, Tex, August l5.-Ihe Dem
ocratic State Convention to-day renomi-
mated Governor l.. 5. Ross aud Lieuten-
ant Governor Wheeler by reclamation.
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WANTED. 4 TOUNG NAN FOR
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ago, where last employed. aud salary expected,
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WANTED HAYEACUSrONLER
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pWEl LiSG. cenfrsf!T To- AVID, with about sight
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A DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE
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A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS At
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BY II. seldom Taylor
and
y. Thompson Brown & Co,
Aucti0neerS
URUSTEFS' SALE OF IMPROVED
l. AND
UNIMPROYED REAL ESTATE
CHURCH ELL, NEAR TIE ELECTRIC ROAD
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENTS

By virtuo o. o. deed datcd August Z 1899. aud
reso!,ied iu Uenrlco County Court from
Henry Burger. Jr., and riia % ire uudcis gn"d,
trustees. and at t'ie insianco n all parties inte
rested, we sill sell. on ,he promlfo& on
TUESDAY. AUGUST q, 1873,
at5 O'Clock Z. NJ. tho following RIAL ESTATE
conveyed IN 5aii decd
l. That LOT OF LAND 40 tho northwest corner
OF Twenty And strtets, with tho naw
twO-st0ry Frame Sioro ,horc'n. fronting 40 foot
oIl-TwsntJ ehth street ar running back 10 a
depth 81 80 feet
2 FOUR new FRANZ 7ESEHENT- HOUSES
aud LOIS adjoining tho ato-- fronting each %
feet on Twenty eighth street ard running oack
40 feet
g. VACANT lot on correr q Twenty eighth
aud T streets. fronting 10 feat on Twenty eighth
street and running back between parAlinl lines
10 ieet, and bounded Jn tho north ~ street.
4. That LOT or LAND on corner OF Twenty
seventh aud r streets. n tho rear vi the above
described property. fronting % feet on twenty
seventh street and running bacl 40 foet. This
properly las lice Franc House thereon and
out-build!ugs. including nrst-c.ass Slaughter
House and fixtures,
This sale offers an unusual opportunity 20 par
tlos seeking investments, ~ Il rs not often that
property OF mis- character 's offered " tne pub
lie. IL X Within two square, q tho Electric Line,
aud IT. . locality mat has probably improved as
much IN tho past SIX months rs any around tho
city The buildings having been recently erect
Ell are IA 1rst-csss condiiOo. The entire pro-
perty IL occupfoh by good white tenants At a
handsome rental
The attention OF merchants IL especially called
10 tho sore on tins property. t being rrst class
stand and admirably arran ged for any business.
The dwelling above "a In nrst-class condition,
and has q private entrance
TEENS; One third cash: balance rs Elk, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added. aud So
cured by truet-deod-
EDMUND wADDILI4, Js.,
w. II. SANDS,
Trustees
II. SELDOM TAYLOR and j. THOMPSON BROWN
& Co, Auctloueers. aui2
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RICHMOND. FEEDERlCKSBURa
IL AND POf0MAc RAILROAD.

III AND POTOMAC hAlLhoAh
Ths 10 ssp 4 ron sAtfIaoRs, FaiLA.
pELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND
EAsrkRN AND WEST
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RIca
MoND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
OBJECTION
Corrrspordinaly quick limo 70 other po'nea
Through bills Of ladtDg Issued o, iow rsse
,oi GENERAL Freight Agent
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
scBxprLg IN EFFECT AUGUST "a, 1888.
TWO pAiLY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYScHsUas.
LEAVE RICHMOND
1883 A. NJ Daily. TIA Richmond and Petersburg
rsiiroat Arrive 40 Petersburg li.t)
A. NJ arrive at Norfok AR 2. n.
e&A ~ Daily, ri0 Hichmond aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Peter burg lo;D
a. VI. No. leaves Petersburg lD.t9
A. VI. for fnrInville LynchD burg Ros-
roka, Bristol. Knoxville ani al
points south and west.
THROUGH CAR TO LYScuBURG
sO)RM Daily, ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg So
NJ: leave Petersburg 7:i0 Z. N. daily
arriving Norfolk y: 5 r. n. through
CIR Richmond to Norfolk.
6OOE NJ Daily, Ga Richmond and Petersburg
rGirosd. Arrive a. Petersburg 0D5
=. d., connecting with Train No.
leaving Petersburg a. 80 z. NJ Tor
Ee-mv,le, Lynch burz. Roanoke. Po-
c,hoA.ss, Bristol. knoxville Chatia-
no0ga. and al points south and "esS
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAh ACCoNkODA-
TfOSs
No i--Sle0png-oar from Petersburg 70 Bristol
without change, a1d LynchoutS TO Memphis
without change.
No s-Lynchburg % New Orleans, and kes
noke 20 Chattanooga. without change.
1ickets bsggage-checks, aud all information
can bo obtsined az Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot, A. W. CAREERS, 400 Hesn etreoh
aud a. tho Company's once, 81 eas. Ha'a
street W. T. BEYILlA
General Passenger AgcaE
CHARLES q. EDDY. Yice-fresidenL
General once. Roanoke. Va. auls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
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