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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

TO-DAY
alto O'Clock We will sell number Of excellent
HORSES, MULES, BUGGlRS. PHABTONS,, aud
WAGONS, from which selections may be made
AT II O'CLOCK
20 bales Haydn good condition.;
2OoEN SECONDHAND BUGGlES;
ITOP SECONDHAND BUGGY, az good as
now:
IGuOD SECONDHAND GROCER'S WAGON;
ITWO-WHEEL ROAD CART, tn good order.
We are promised several very fine young
MULES well broke and In good condition
Entries should be made early.
f. II. COOK.
oc 10 Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10


-DTrBI,IC SALE or SrAUNfON-
RIyEa LAND.--tn pursusnce Of thQ pruvi-
.,oDs OF TAD deeds " trust executed BY MAJOR
Caartes y Darlington aud his wifs. rcocrdod IN
the c,ortis osloe OF Halifax County Corr. IN
Dsed- E,ook No. 20, pages NO and o9s and coaos
tbersto required by tho beneficiary, mo under
ssgnsd viii solI b the highnst bidder By pubic
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OcgoBxR 81 lSsS
mat TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known as
"MIIsDENDO.v
IL IL situate near Coles's Ferry. In Halifax
county Va. INN ediately on stanton river, aad
contains I $40 ACRES.
The land Is OF excellent quality, wen adapted
10 the growth Of grain, tobacco, aud ctner crops,
and Is In good state OF cultivation.
The tract contains n largo proportion OF low
grounds in a high state Of fertility. ard also
large body In original forest OF tho nnest OAK
timber. -, ..,r,
The improvements consist OF a LARGE AND
COMMODlOUS DWELLING-BOUSE, with the
nsuaI out-buildings. while tho farm Is provided
with all necessary stables, corn-hocee-. oaths.
and other buildings required for large plan'a'
ton. . -.
:, he interest in the said land which Is thus
offered for sale consists o. an UN ND, IphD
HREE-FOURTHs INTEREST IN FEE and
TwO-THIROS INTEREST Ia remainder oil tho
remaining fourth. -
TERMS; One fourth OF tho purchsse-money
will be required TO be paid ia cash; ana on tne
residue n credit OF one ana two years VIII Do
given, the purchaser executing negOnabie NOUS
therefor with interest from day Of sale ADDED
A soon as the terms OF tho sale are compiioo
with deed 70 the land will be made 10 the pur-
chaser. aud deed OF trust taken thereon as q
further security for the deferred instalments.
n. &. NENaBLE.
JOHN w. RELY,
August q, 1854 Trustees
~
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nrom rKhnhnIcn sRuRG.
Another scnsstion Political speak
tu--NOteE.

fcorrcarou1euco Of the Richmond Dlspatchl
FepprmcguriM, October 9, 1888
Information Just received here states
Tint the sensation ia the case of Miss
Fannie Powell. of Richmond, aud Mr.
Ccon,e Alluu, of this county. who were
CHARGED with stealing S2l from young
ln.iv who was visiting the same family
with Mics oWcll, aud who were acquitted
nt t.a last tenn of the County Court
bad hardly eubsidcd before 1t was re-
unwcd hv the marriage of the above
named parties on last Friday evening, ana
hy q warrant being issued for their arrest
and for the arrest of one Mr.. Stephens
all for perjury. they all having taken
onth before Rev. j. i. II. CrlsmOnd,
who onicmtcd. that they were of age Ii
Will be- remembered by your readers
that when the parties were first arrested
Your correspondent stated that 1t was
believed they were to be married, Mrs
lowell. having seen the account Of the
unfortunate affair IN the dispatch, came
Oh immediately and stated to your cor
respondent after she had returned from
the county. that such was not the case
and that her daughter positively denied
the charge.
Last week Mrs. Powell again returned
10 the cl,y. and sent for her daughter IN
order to take her home. Tho daughter
came here last Wednesday from the
county and persuaded her mother to
wait few days before returning home,
and after considerable hesitation her
mother did so, she believing then from
reports that were aAoat in the county
thnt the statement of your correspond
emit was correct On Friday Miss Fan
ME, under some pretence, returned to
the county, whore she met her lover, and
they were married. A, ii. Dickinson
has been employed as counsel for the
parties.
Yesterday WAS II feld-day for the De
mocracv of Caroline. The Hon. I. H..
B. Browne, Republican congressional
nominee from this district, was pollti-
Ca!ly torn into shreds 10y Judge John l..
Harris, Of Rockingham. and Colonel T..
II. b. Wright, of Essex.
Judge Harris speech was one OF the
finest political speeches that have been
delivered IN Caroline for number OF
years. His arraienment of the Repub-
hcan party. his able defence OF Demo
cracy, and his manly and noble effort on
the tariff brought forth great applause
from the large audience present.
MIR. henry L. Wickham, son of the
late lamentsd Williams Q. Wiekham. was
present ard accepted the nomination for
the Senate in short but stirring adj
dress. AS vet the Republicans have
made no nomination for the Senate
against Mr. Wickhsm.
a pair Of cotton socks, knit by Mrs.
Jane V. Goodrich. OF this city, mother OF
DIR. ". b. Goodrich. was awarded first
premium at the recent Lynohburg Fair.
Considering the age of Mrs. Goodrich
this is "a wonderful achievement, she being
over seventy five years of age.
An unknown colored man from Rich
mond was killed ON tine Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
near Quantico Yesterday while the trains
were shifting. He was new brakeman
and this was his first trip. His remains
were carried 10 Richmond.
HAMPTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

A Democratic Csss--se~s very ola
People.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatohl
wrryrryf.p ()ctober 6. IS8S.

tcorespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatcn-l
wrsrYTELp, October 6. 1881.
A few weekk ago the Burnt Woods
Democratic Club" was organized In
this noighborhood with Mr.. X. 3. Ellis
as president, and rs now in fine working
order. We are expecting larger Demo
cratic majority at wrights precinct this
fall than usual, under the leadership oil
Hon. William vi. Cabeh
Our club took its name from section
of country--Burnt- Woods--noted for its
fine timber, good water, and the
longevity OF its people. Mr.. Thomas
Robertson-known by everybody as
{" Uncle Tom us in his eighty-sixth
wear. and hasone hundred and seventeen
children and grandchildren. be expects
soon 10 give feast and invite some fine
preacher TO preach 10 his descendants.
He will have congregation OF his own.
MIR. William Kitchens is Lightweight
wears old. Mr.. John Saunders is ninety
SIX wears old, and his wife is near his
age Mrs. Saunders brother, Mr.. John
fitzgerald, died last year IN his
eigbtieth wear. Mrs. Neister is eighty
wears old. Mrs. Mary Miller died some
years ago at the advanced age OF ninety
live. think the fountain Of youth Is in
Burnt-Woods and not in Florida, for our
people live out the allotted time of man,
tlree-score years and ten. and by
reason of their unusual strength they go
four score years and upwards. All OF
these people live in Burnt Woods:
j. A. 7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED
w HAND ON DRESSMAKING. Call az once
atsiO east CLAY street Oc lLlt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

AND WGSrI.tl..
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SCHEDULE ~ kFFh.f
TWO DAILY IRAlNs
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
DauviIse's Donation.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch


DASvILLx, VA. October9 "A meeting
OF the Executive Committee and direo.
tors Of the Roanoke aud Southern rail-
road ana Virginia and Carolina Con-
ssruction Company was held here too day.
Arrangements were made to purchase
iron for seventeen miles of the graded
road from Winston 10 Walnut Cove and
tho necessary rolhng-stoek for laying the
track.
Rev. q. G. Smith, of Georgia, the
children's preacher, is holding interest.
ing meetings here among the children.
Large Numbers Of boys and girls have
proiessed conversion.
Governor Lee left Danyille to-day for
Winchester, where he makes an agricul-
tural speech.
W. Al. Peasants (eoloredD made DO.
htical speech here last night, in which he
called the white men slaves OF the Demo
cratic party. He made strong appeal
10 tie white men to leave the Demo.
critic party and support the Republi-
can party. The speech viii have the
effect OF schdiiying the white vote here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
ByJames r. Elam,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
il1S Main street
\ ATTRACTIVE DETACHED

AN ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
a TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING WITH
LOr ABOUT 0x150 FEgr, ON NORTH SIDE OF. OF
CARRINGTON STREET. DNE SQUARE NORTH
FROM VENABLR STREET AND JUST EAST
FROM BUCHANAN STREET, FOR SALE ~
AUCTION.-By request OF abe owner shall sen
ths above-named VERY ATTRACTIVE hEsI-
DENCE by public auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY NEXT. OCTOBER llrH.
At : o'clock p. VI. Itisdeiighuully situated upon
the beauafui eminencc overlooking the entire
Valley b. within convenient distance % the bust
ness portion Of the city, near the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway depot and shops. Tanner &
Deganey's shops ana the grain elevator ana
within about two squares ef the Electric railway
Oh Seysntestlfh street The dwelling contains
dye rooms closets. &C. and there Ia on the lot
detached kitchen, well OF good water. aud some
choice fruit trees, the entire promises being
neat attractive, and in good order. really at
tractiye and desirable homo and will pay as an
investment. SEQ tt and attend mo sale.
TERMS: Easy, AMI ANNOUNCED ~ sale
j. i. ELAN.
oc8 Auctioneer
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ocIoit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
: T
ByN. w. BoWe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXTRA
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
on
CARY BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS.

By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, hearing
date 10Th Of February. 1885. and recorded IN The
Chanccry Court Of tnchmond in Deadlock IL
A. on page Jf2. aud In compliance With decree
Of the said court. entered July @ 1877, m sue sui
OF Nary Sberrarj, trustee, ~. :. X Iahb Anh
others, will sell by aurti0n, on mo premise', On
MONDAY. OCTOBER o.. lS,S,
AZ ~ O'Clock r. NJ. that ceiing DESIRABLE
AND ELtGiBLY-LOCArED lOf ON tho nofh
side Of Cary street between First ani second
streets, fronting 3kS feet and extending Oa,e
ib3 f-i2 feet. with no small but SNUG bklth
DWELLING 80. 10Y tGereoO. and lying between
the residences of James G. Lclton, Isl, ana
Mr. G.. Y Barsam'n a..
There is no better location for ono or two
house, aCcordng ~ the viewS and purposes OF
tho purchaser. than this LOT. and ~ good l1t'
in nrst-rate ucighborho9d Hni convenient To-
cations advantages his one has On an eminent
degTee1 are haui o. ind. | heartily Invite aud
Confidently expect your presence az the sale.
1KKNs: Ono third cash. balance 10 ono and
two years Tor notes. with interest adiej, and 40
cured by a trust-deed. y. W. BOWIE.
oc4 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
Aucr,ex .AEsH--y.s.rs s.y..
BY Frsok d. Hin 4 Co.
Real Estaso Auc,souecrs,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUA-
BILE BRICK pwsIIIvo-HoUsE
AND LOT
on FRANKLIN BETwgKS
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
AT AUCTION

BY virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date the
18th day OF September. isI. iron o. 7. Manson
and wife, duly recorded In The Chsncery Court OF
he city OF Richmond, In Deadlock 1873 a. page
ais. default having been made IN the payment OF
a part Of the money secured by said decd, a"d
we having been requested 20 70 do by the Oene-
fcianes. will sell on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, 1893,
on the premises. At ~ o'clock 2. ", that certain
ELLING-HOUSE ANO LOr. With al the i'm
proYements thereon. being No. 3l3 east Frank M
street. fronting 70 feet on the south sido OF ssld
street q nj running back 10 feet, more VI les to
60 alley u fees w.des with the right 81 way
through -aid alley The house contains about "
rooms. and Il IN good order ana well DuilI
Terms; Cash sufficient to.oefray expenses OF
sale and % pay the amounts due upon notes so
cured by said deed--say S00-then ne toifoHs :
$50 az each OF the following periods after me 5n
day OF September, isS7yiz, -. p, ~. % q, ~
81. and 60 months and g. 90 fye years alter SAD
date: the balance upon such terms IA VIII Dc
made known a. the day Of sale. II Is proper 20
say In this connection that there - p1r zen
upon said property by decd u trust tlr about
Al $50, but the purchaser can pay the entire pur-
chase-mOney la cash.
JOHN II. GUY,
MARSHALL n. GILLIAN,
Trustees.
uy.Nv N uur 4 "a AucttOnOara DC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

Correct-Attest:
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WANTS

ANY ONE HAVING OAK. CY-
n PRESS, OR CHESTNUT TIMBER suitable
for railroad ties, accessible 70 water or railroad
I'm Virginia, east Of the Blue Ridge. aud desiring
to sell please address" b. Dspateh oflico, Rich
mond, Va. o. ll'Dl
WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
w CONNECTING ROOMS ON SECOND
FLOOR. Parties without children preferred.
Address MRS a. NJ hNDkHSoN,
oc lO-it' 12s wet Cary street
WANTED. A GOOD COOK, WASH
w Err. AND RoNRR. Apply 70 2o0e east
Marshall street o. lO-lt
WANTED, AT" ONCE A YOUNG
w LADY stranger preforrci) that can mako
change quick. Must be fair LOOKING and dress
neatly; must come well recoinmendel Good
salary win be paid Apply 10 c. A. ,BELI,
&C lO-lr w MhishaiI street.
WANTED, A GOOD HOUSE
w GIRL Must como well recommended.
Apply at 100 south First street. oc lo-lr
WANTED. A RELIABLE BUT
w LER Apply with recommendations NJ
No. II south Third street o. l'-et
WANTED, AT lOS SOUTH THIRD
w STREET. \ WOMAN TO COOK, WASH,
AND IRON Must be without incumbrance anu
room on lot &C l0-lt'
WANTED, TO HIRE TWO OR
w THREE WHITE MEN. single or married,
to milk cows. Three miles from tho city.
C. II. JOHENNING,
oc lott care Of r. b. Chanln & Co.
XKrANTED, PURCHASERS FOR A
w pair Of nice MATCH H0hSEs and several
GOOD Young MAKES, which viii make good
drivers. Also, two COWS AND CALVES. On
'O oc i t",'''' '''1 ~ ~ TAILAPsRRo & co.
WANTED, A STEADY MAN,
w white or cOlored, 10 assist in packing
goods. one who has had some experience IN
his line much preferred. Address, win reio-
rences. SHIPPER, Fox II. city. oc lo-l'
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED
w HAND ON DRESSMAKING. Call az once
at7iO east Clay street oc lSlt,
DOOMS WANTED FOR HOUSE
IL KEEPING by gentleman and wife. Loca-
lion, Jefferson ward preferred. Address
K, 4. HUGHES.
ocQ2t Mt julius Meyer x Sons.
WANTED. A PURCHASER FOR A
w BICYCLE 57irch Columbia Light Roads,
ter Terms reasonable. Address ROADS Elk,
care DisDafch Office. &C q-3t
WANTED. ALADY OF NATURE
w AGE TO rEAc6 my daughters French.
German, the usual hDglish branches, Maize
mates, and Music. state terms.
CARTER N. BRAXTON,
oc 5-6t' Newport News.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED CHE
w ROOT-KOLLERs AND BUNCH-BhfAk-
ERS; also TIN GIRLS 10 LEARN. steady
work aud good wages. Apply al once %
CHARLE~ MIlIBlSEh.
Virginia ~iar CheroOt Factory.
- south Thirteenth street
DC 5-1w Richmond. Va
EIRST-CLASS BOARD AT No. POI
= ..r ,.,, ,,-,-t,,, orrppvr t,oo,,,, t,-,, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
A8crlss aAA-ze-Tnss Day
ADcTlss AAA-ke-Inss Day
DAwNBRoKBBS SALE
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS EVER MADE IN
RICHMOND AT THE
oLp-EsrABLIsHED HOUSE OF
Kills ABRAM,
No. GIG EAST BROAD STREET,
COMMENCING NEXT
WEDNESDAY. ClcroYEs 10, 1883
Two sales daIiy-at 10 A. NJ snd4P.M -

The assortment consists OF nne GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JeWELkY,
MUSICAL INSTRU MBNTS, GUNS, PISTOLS,
CLOTHING, &C The stock being large and
varied affords an opportunity seldom met WIG
Fine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES Of the best
makes:
Elegant DIAMONDS:
superior sets Of GOLD JEW ElRY Aa1NGS, &C;
MUSICAL INsTRUMENIs-organ Accor-
deems, yiolius, Banjos, Sc. o,s
GUNS-Broech- and Muzzle-Loaders-' fis-
Tolls. &C:
cLoTHING-Nen's fine Fall and Winter Over
coats Psnt-. Vests &c.
All goods are warranted az represented ana
satisfaction guaranteed
Parties having pledges with me will renew tho
same before the day Of salo, or they Will De 500
70 pay charges, "a further indulgence cannot re
granted. ELLIS ABKAM. PaHnOroker.
Sale conducted by FRED. II. WILLIAMS. oc7
By George W. Mayo. Aucnoneer
Ono. Z. IauGhton. Jr-, safesmanJ
No q Ninth street
V,RUSTEF'S SALE OF EIGHT
L HORSEPOWER ENGINE, COFFEE
ROASTERS. MILLS, BBLrING-
PULLEYs. &C, AT
AUCTION.
Nv virtue Of a deed Of trust dated July q, 1888,
and duly recorded in the cierk's ONCE OF the
Chancery Court Of tho city Of Richmond. in Decd
Book No rs c. page 3t1. shall sail st auction,
on tho premises, No. ll04 east Cary street, on
WEDNESDAY, 0cr0BsR 10, 1888,
is .HORsE-POwER STEAM ENGINE,
nOASTRRS,
2 ENTERPRISE COFFEE-MILLS, No. 1sH;
1 I'LL for grinding Pepper, &c;
l CYLINDER and other Machinery;
All OF the BELilNG, PULLEfS, snd FIX
TURES used with he Machinery.
Tho PROPERTY will be offered "a = whole, and
offers great Inducements 20 any one Wishing tc
continue the business. And n sale Is not tnus
effected the articles will be sold in detail
TERMS: Cash a. to expenses Of sale and $50
with INTEREST," rOm July 81, 1898; 80 with inter
est from judy =. l9Ss. payable November q
1893; $50. with interes. ffom July q. ISIS. paya-
bio January q. 1879: 81, with interest IRON
July p. ifS8, payable March y, 1882 the balance
on terms 70 DO announced at time e. sale.
OCT W. L. SDDNOh, trustee.
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By Appcrson x Co,

Real Estate Agents anu hucuOhcctS
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF TWO MOST EXCELsFNTLT BUILT
BRICK DETACHED DWELLINGS AT lHE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH AND FIRST
STREETS BY virtue Of tho decree Of Ihe Rich
Inund Chancery Court " the - %, July, 1873. IN
the suit OF Crafton's administrator ~ Rowe. &c,
the undersigned. special commissioners therein
named, will sell. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1873,
At ~ o'clock p. n. the aboye-descrioed DWELL
INGS, Nos. 20 aud -. containing eDout ten rooms
each, built with great care aud Aimo3l regard.
less 81 cost Fine sizoI rooms and wide hall-
The corner lot il 33xl0J sig feet and the next lot
ia - lD-Igxl0O ~ feet with an alley about feet
wide running into the wide alley Ina rear
TERMS: ono fourth cash; balance nc SIX
twelve and eighteen months, interest added, and
title retained until purchase money 10 PAID ana
conveyance directed by the Court.
PRESTON COOKE,
A. n. COURTNEY,
j. II. DiNNBEN.
+. F. WINSTON,
Specal Commissioners.
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VoRK.RIVER LINE WA vi
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The avori,s rgrts o. Dait'worA iN's'A
Oh tai. aue are mo.ir.s "a UotuiG '-ts,'
cosnfogE Leave H'l4ul,a4 y 40
e-tav5 .. baltimore $ 81 A. - irat'
moro a, T.. ~. 1rriys q. ..-auA'sl
100 A. 4 -
rare Ks,hmoni % BAls.mors iifs.r'-.'
seocll cizss. fL-. t..-
Ina Yors.g.y I4ne a10cis aupfr1t a'''
n0rs 10 business mcu IA t.ao.i4s
l.ay, k,ebmsaI aess tao cisfc ~ ..p
trapsac.fOn8 a. arrive a. h>iiincfg CO..
n,oraing. Aflor naupg eu.yyN
0isht, RESI- tree s'om 40 a-s! -na 1-'''
way travel ...,.,.,,foo, rto,.
Yeays kchm0ot uguuJ-tnf1 "a.
Street depot ...,..ss..-.ststs.sst
IrrlFo hrnmon1 NsseiY-tnni 49,
streef depCsl .,-..,.--. ....s. .t-ssss
.DAIy. fDAiJ except NnA4Af. ,-,-,.. .t....
DrpfS AMI tck etoni,o, FoQs thtih.f -
Up L1a osiJs Corner lsath saa -
6enofal fasssQscf Ats-
a. y POTTS.
DiYtzion PA5ssrfcf Ages
Rlcamoai -
eof. HAAS. Tfar1s Manager.
PEIT0N RANDOLPH. Gcae-Al sAil@Has
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Salvation OIL relieves instantly and
cures speedily all bodily pain. Price
only Is esnis
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Daily tDaiiY except SUNDAY
STOpPfNG-PLACK3
Hos q ana u mako no stops No. y stops
only on signal ne Manchester sud chester ~
IS stops only on signal 80 thestor '"ntrant
and Manchester No. ID stops IN signh 40 az
regular statllus No. % -tobs on 9iguM .. ga.
regular stations AMI also a. lsmples anl fpt,
WalthaIl No% 81, 3s, 80. ~ %. % s., and . VIII
stop al all stations for passcngorA
PULLMAN-CAR sEgYlCA
OnTraius Nos Iisnl - sieoping-rH h'tEosn
New YORK and Tampa, fla. ,ria JacksonVih7h
On Trains Nos. and q sioeping-cafs bo."o ~
Washington aud Charleston. On Araa No. y
eleepipg-cars between New York and Jackson
vile. On TRAIN No. = sleepieg.car5 between
Washington ana jacksonville
TIE ONLY ALL-RAfL LINE TO NOkfoLA-
LEAVE. Akhish' 800 .
Richmond .'l05]A NJ. Norfolk.......s:lOP Y.
Richmond .. 500 p n. Norfolk. ..... .J.53 T. VI.
Norfolk......'s: OA. N. hichnoni.. i. d r.. -.
Norfolk 'saOP n. Richmond. .....9 ,.
Thsse trains alsO make close CONNECTIONS "r
Farmvilie LyncnDurg. AMI southwestern PfihtA
and all stations on the Norfolk ani Western ~
road except tho lU5i train. fasst myers ~
points west OF Petersburg should take Jr9 , -
a. NJ. usin instead h - ~ LII
superintendent
TT ID. MYkRs General Superintendent
T. NJ. EMERSON. General Passenger Ag9n-
SoI. HAS. TranlD Manager aui!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispateh.l
MADISON COURTHOUSE, VA,
notohor q 1909 4

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
MADISON COURTHOUSE, VA,
October 8, 1888.
Mr. Henry G. Jobnson's store, at Hay
wood. was destroyed by fire this morning
about O'Clock. The sale OF the stock
at auction for the benefit of Baltimore
creditors. which commenced last week,
had not been concluded. The value OF
the goods on hand Was, it is thought,
several hundred dollars, very little OF
which was saved. The origin OF the lire
il unknown. Insurance on building and
stock 81, 800.
Democratic AppetntTnentsf 20 sDeah.
STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE, =
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Oct. 3. 1893. J
The following additional appointments
are authorized
HOS. JOHN W. O. BLACKSTONE.
Tappahannock, Monday. October
18th.
HON. GEORGE c. CABELL.
Buffalo Lithia Springs, Wednesday,
October 18th.
JOHN s. BARBOUR, Chairman.
". W. Seat, Secretary.
Democratic papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

STATE or VTRGfNIA-CIrY or RCHNOND-ss.:
T. J. Davenport. Jr. president Of the above
mined bang DO sOlomnly swear tIat The above
statement Is true 10 the hest Of my knowledge
and belief. ]. DANENPOhI, ia
President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
By Sutton & Co,

By Sutton Co,
Real Estate Agents anu Aucnoneers
a UCTION SALE OF TWO SMALL
n FRAME HOUSES ON TUE SOUTH slDh
oF TFTGU STREET EAST or AND NEAR
BROOK AYENUE.--At the request Of the owner
we shall offer for sale at puolic auction, upon
the premises, on a
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. fsss,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
srriped These houses II romo'islled and put IN
good repair will pay well on tho Investment AS
small houses IN this locality rent well.
TERMS. Atsale. SUTTON 3 CO,
ocT Aucuoheers.