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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

By vir,ne of the above described writ q
sa,z,r, and sale To me directed. will oiiei
.nr sale nj the Fast dOoY oil .hc Court House
.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
Saturd ". October 6, 1883.
National DEfOgRhTI5 TICKET.
F,f= pglsibESr,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Fog VicE-rRvsIDrvr,
ALLEN G. THURMAN,
Enn ERESIpENrIAL

OF OHIO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Nv AMID, 4 POSlIIDN ~
w sskY GOTEHNEs8 AMI q, 49,. w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
New Rock.

Collections of the Virginia historical, So
cntu New Series. Volume VII Alb
stract Of Proceedings OF the Virginia Com
pany OF Loadon, lGl9-lG4. Prepared
from the Records In the Library OF Con-
gress, by CONWAY ROBINSON, aud edited
with an Introduction and Notes by X. A.
Brock, Corresponding Secretary and Ii
brarian OF the Society. Volume |. 1883.
All students Of American history, 1t may
be assumed, are now cognizant OF the value
Of the records as above, in the Library OF
Congress, through frequent citations from
them, and the partial abstracts publish
ed by the Rev. Z. II. NELL, d. ID. A num-
Der Of cfforts during the past thirty years have
been made to induce the United States Con-
eress TO have them published in full. Twice
has the Virginia Historical Society thus PEI
titioned-- once it offered to publish them at
its own cost. All solicitations, most singu-
larry, have proved unsvsiliDg.
II may be held with confidence that the abb
stract made by scholar so eminently quail
fed and OF such acute discernment as the late
CONWAY ROBINSON will be found conpre-
henSive in all essential and desirable details.
This Introduction not only gives the history
OF the records. but in very full and compre-
hensiye photography Of the various sources
OF Virginian history to the present day, with
also list OF agricultural and manufacturing
records, and other matters OF Illustrative in
terest which every student OF Vrginian his
tory will admit TO be helpful.
The notes are numerous, copious, and
widely comprehensive, biographical and ma
terlal, presenting not only the agricultural
and manufacturing progress OF Virginia, but
much other matter OF curious interest and
import, such as might be expected from the
antiquarian editor, with whose happy proyi-
dence our people are well cOnVersant through
many years Of useful exemphdcation.
However highly the preceding volumes OF
this new series Of collections entirely edited
by Mr. BROCK may be regarded, we VEN
ture that the present volume will be account
ed the most indispensable Of them. Any
volume Of the series will be supplied by the
society al the annual membership subscrip-
ton price-$5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
No Nomination Yet

The National Republican Convention after
Eve days Of wraneliBg, msn@uvring, and
intriguing. and alter the taking OF several
ballots, adjourned yesterday until II o'clock
Monday morning without making nomna-
ton. The body is certainly, 10 respect OF
protracled session, skirmishing. and the ele-
menls Of mdecisIon, emo OF the most remarka-
bic political gatherings that have ever taken
place in this counTy. Yet its proceedings
fairly represent the demorslized con-
sitlon OF the party and foreshadow
lack OF harmony In the campaign
among the leaders, be the ticket finally de-
oided upon never so popular with the Re-
publican masses. Al this writing the logical
outcome Of the situation wouid seem to be
break Monday to BLAINE or some dark horse,
but whatever the result may bea temper has
been engendcred that will project itself into
the future. Tue convention began in row
over the Virginia delegation; its proceed
ings all along have been interrupted with
Kisses. and II seems likely that II will end by
sending many OF the most prominent dele
gates home to leayen tue rank aud file OF the
party with bsd blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Pass Them Tn.

The Boston Herald seems TO have taken
q contract for squeleblug the most pestferous
OF the bloody-shirt leaders, aud 1t does its
work satisfactorily and e1ectually. Yester-
day We showed how 1t had flatteped out
BILL CHANDLER. To-day we present
Fire>AlAnn FosAEER as be appears after
coming from under the HeTolds plie.driyer.
FORAKER having objected 10 CLEVELAND be-
cause the latter sis not gentleman" tue
Herald came down on FORAKER as follows:
"Forakeps idea OF gentleman, as illus
trated IN bis own case. Is q cross between
Mark ned0.e and Uriah Keep. Foraker ap-
pears to have sn instinct for stacking ladies',
however, that is all his own, and for which
Il would be unfair TO hold bls prototypes re-
sponsible. II would be difficult 20 say assinst
whom bis chiyslrous lance il more yindic-
lively set 10 rest. the lovely Mrs. Cleveland
or the venerable Mrs. Thurman. The effort
s. equally eongenial 10 Foraker in eitner
case"
We suggest that while the HeralPs hand
IL IN II would be good idea for Sone one TO
pas up TO our Boston contemporary BoU.
TEtLE, fAmcslLp, and TUrTLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

The Providence journal Is one OF the few
papers At the North that seem disposed to
give Emperor WILLIAM a fair trial before
condemuing him. or bis proclamation to
the people Of Prussia 10 says that though
at DO doubt reveals WILLIAMS theory OF
klngshlp to be nearer allied 10 that OF his
grandfather than his immediate ancestor It IS
not the utterance OF an insincere man, or of
man upon whom the great weight oil his re-
spopsi0iiity has had no effect" Again, our
Providence contemporary thinks thatssme OF
WILLIAMS ut,erances have been made TO
mean what his critics wanted them to mean,
and as against his army and navy orders
quotes bis Brsndenburg speech, and adds:
ain fairness William Is entitled TO be taken
at bis word until his own acts impeach his
sincerity"
This is the view we have always held re-
earding the young Emperor. His patriot
ism has never yet been successfully im-
peached, and while be may have much to
learn there are older heads around him that
can teach him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
PETERSBURG.
TOUCHING A MATTER OF OFFICIAL Al
LowANcEs.
Colored People as Property wnsrs-robsoeo
atistics-Hsautifui Floral
Tribute.
loorn.nonaenre q the Rlchmond pIsna.ch.l

lCorrespondencc Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
PErERsBuRG, VA, june %, 1883.
IL IL understood that Judge Bernard, OF
the Hastings Court, after hearing argument
In the matter OF the petition OF the late
clerk OF The Corporation Court, the present
clerk aud the clerk-eicct, and the Common
wealth's sttorney and aitorney-elect, pray
irC that the Court would continue the an.
nual allowances 20 these officers, which bsve
not been made sIuce the let OF NAV, has de.
clined 10 render decision for the reasons OF
delicscy--his brother, the present attorney
for the Common wealth, being one OF the
petitioners. BY agreement oil the Court
and counsel, however, MIR. Alexander ha-
milton, one OF the leading members OF our
bar, wdI SIT as Judge IN the case and VIII near
argument a. an early1day.
IL Is said that Lhe colored people residing
in and near Petersburg are owners OF fully
$500 600 worth OF real estate and 100000
worth OF personal property. A good show
Ing fer these down-trooden people.
Among the instruments Of writing admit
ted to record In the clerks Office In this city
during the present week was one by the Nor
felix and Western Railroad Company 10 the
Girard Trust Company, OF Philadelphia. TO
secure s. 100000.
The export shipments Of manufactured to-
bacco from this city during the present week
amounted to 10000 pounds. The Internal
revenue collections for the week were $9.13S.
The tobacco inspections this week were52I
hogsheaGs and the receipts 379 hogsheads.
The sales OF loose tobacco have materially
fallen of.
Among the floral contributions Mt the
funeral OF the venerable Mrs. Ann Il. Blanks
this afternoon was a magnificent cross, pre-
sented by Appomattox Commandery OF
Knights Templars. Mr.. James b. Blanks,
son OF the deceased lady, is the grand COM
mander OF the knights Templars OF the State.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
= wuAr THgr PRorOsE TO Do.-A washing.

= WHAT THgY PRorosE TO Do.--A Washing.
ton letter IN the AlexapdrIA Gazette says:
"a prominent member OF the temperance
organization OF Virginia here today s,ys
that ergsnizstssn has regulsrly-appointed
presidential electoral tieke; IN the field, with
. gallant ex.Coniederale At the head OF II,
and that Instead OF the 5000 votes promised
for II at the National Temperance Coayen.
ton II 10 more likely 4 viii receive 10000,
snd that mos, Of them will be those OF men
who have heretofore voted the Democratic
ticket. He says be hesrs the ticket will re-
cslye l70-odd vetss in Alexandra alene.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

There has Just been issued by Washington
and Lee University Catalogue OF the
Alunni from l749 10 1855. The book Il y
valuable and interesting enc, costsining a.
Il does, 10 addition 10 the alumni roll % far
~ q was possible TO complsse 1t, financial
statement and sketch o. the Institution.
nams> d those who hays served " trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
rhe yo,,ticatIon Committee.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Arrangemenis
we're Ompleted to-day in pursuance OF which
the special Notification Committee, headed
by General Patrick A. Collins, OF Msssaehu-
srlts, and also the Democratic National Com.
uIttce will be received by President Cieve-
land at T.. NJ. next Tuesday. They viii
then be given All excursion down the Poto-
mac by The Columbia Democratic cub. They
Will leave Washington for Columbus on
"Wednesday and personally notify Judge
Thurman OF bis nomination Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

and professors, and roll Of those upon whom
honorary degrees bsve been conferred. In
the caseoi alumni. occupsiisn and residence,
and public services Il any. are given, and
whom dead date Of death. Much OF tho
work on ths book was done By JoHS l..
CAnypHLr., treasurer, and JACOB FULLER,
librarian Of the University, but the whole
Was under the supervision OF Judge WILL
LIAM McLLUeHLfx, OF the Board OF Trus-
tees, and represents the iruitisn Of the hope
OF years and most yolumiaous correspond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

fnuDsratFe poaifi0o. t1Itr..
thoIou Thiy gaught BY ma'. -t
kcOlLFRA COLLEGE. ln Ga. ..-.. I
mouf. ....f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
The GIer,ous ola BandanA

Nv. w. In Yonkers Gazefte.l
Now take your partners, gentlemen,
The dance IL Just beginning;
Fretsrnal cheer, the 0oddoss says,
Shall have another innins.
Democracy Column is takes
TO lead the merry german
And dance Tie STATES in unison
Ter Cleveland and for Thurmaui
All promenade Now balance ALL
his up tho old eotillon,
Terpsicnore's ns,silla sonnds
From feet Of sixty million,
FOE four mere ysAre OF benest rule
The peopie viii detorfaine.
toswing your partners now and ehoun
For Cleveland aud tor Tharmsnl
sAluie 70 leitl Salute 70 riyhtl
Now cnrtssy aewn the middle,
The oeSesez tvanss tho hsrbsichordt
The ksgle pisysths iiddle,
kentucsy promenades Vermont.
Ns!ne swings Louisiana. ~
And all the solar system waves
1he glorious eA panaauzi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Judge KELLEY frightened up our sanctum
yesterday with the light Of his coun,cnance.
We sbould ike to talk with him at least one
night from dark TO day. lie has lost none OF
bis conversational skill; and though he wears
glasses, he has seen a great deal since be lett
Richmond for q soiourn in Egypt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, Va, June 23.- The cadet
battery drill and musketry practice, under
the command OF Colonel scott Shipp, took
place this evening at o'clock on the parade
ground OF the institute in the presence OF q
large number OF persons. The drill was
executed with great precision, the Young
soldiers going through the different ma
n9uyres very handsomely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

"In comparison with the Chicago Conyen-
ton the 81. Louis affair was a mere side
show" And in comparison with the st.
Louis Convention the Chicago affair was
bull.Ueu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

OUTING CLOTHS. FIANNELs - THREE
GRADES. TWO DOMESTIC. THE IMPORTED.
FROM SCOTLAND, WITH SCOTCH WOOL.
SCOTCH HONESTY. AND SCOTCH WEAR IN
TERwoyEN. THE wooF COTTON TO AVOID
sHaIYKAGE. WASH OR CLEAN, AND 1T
STANDS PROOF AGAINST EITHER CREAM
GROUND. WITH FIVE SHADES OF PIN
STRIPES, ss INCHES wIDE-seo. FROM COG.
THE BEST DOMESTIC CONES TO Us FOR
iSc--JUsT NOW FROM CSC -FOUR SHADES
OF SOLID, NINE VARIETIES OF NARROW
AND WIDE STRIPES. VARYING FROM HALF
INCH TO ONE AND QUARTER INCHES
WIDE RAINBOW SHADING OF CoLoRs
THE LAST OUTING FLANNEL &C.; THE
EARLY, 1870 GRADE. THELooK AND TOUCH
is WOOL THERE IS CONSIDERABLE LOSS
TO THE MANUFACTURERS INCLUDED IN
THE SALE OF ALL OF THESE
NOT ONE IN A THOUSAND OF THE sPE-
cIAL THINGS THAT FIND THEIR WAY TO
OUR COUNTERS ARE TOUCHED IN THE
ADVERTISEMENT NOTICES. FEW THINGS
YOU CALL FOR BUT FIND THEM SOLD
HERE-THE CHEAPEST. TIE FINEST. Tue
INTERMEDIATE-THEY HAVE ALL PASSED
OUR JUDGMENT AND ARE WORTH YOUR
BUYING, OR THEY WOULD NOT BE HERE.
LADIES' Isle HosE-THE csc. QUALITY,
FRENCH MANUFACTURE, FULL REGULAR
DOUBLE HEEL AND ToES-THE BLACK
sPLIT-roE. &c: THE CoLoRED-IN SLATE,
DRAB, AND MEDIUM BRowN-s9o. FROM
75c.; BALBRIGGAN- UNsLEACHED -. FULL
REGULAR, THE $50. KIND FOR 2lc. NOW.
THE SAME NAME AND DESCRIPTION AP-
PLIES TO SOME AT ioc.-oUR RECENT 1870.
BEST. MANY REDUCTIONS IN ALL KINDS
OF HOSIERY.
WE ARE SELLING QUANTITIES OF SILK
MITTs AT 12Kc.-BLACK AND COLoRs-oNE
HALF LAST YEARS PRICES. THE 2sc. KIND
OF THIS SEASON WERE SOC. LAST. THESE
PRICES AND QUALITIES ARE MATcHLEss
ANYWHERE WE KNOW OF.
THE NOTICE OF OUR SALE IN SILK MATE
RAILS WAS AN ELECTRIC FLASH TO THE
COMMUNITY OF SILK BUYERS. THE
GIVE COLOR OF PERPLRXITY. BUTwEAR
DETERMINED UPON COMMENCING TO CLOSE
THIS STOCK. VALUE STANDS FOR LITTLE
JUST NOW UNLESS TO SHOW WHAT A RE
DUCTIoN PRICE MEANS WITH Us. ALL IN
Ola SILKS &c: sc sURAHS FOR 59c.; SLIGO
FABLE FRANcAIs FOR $1Is; sL4O SATIN
RHADAMAs FOR csc. THE OLD BLACK
MARK STANDS BY THE SIDE OF THE NEW
RED. THESE FEW ARE SAMPLE PRICES
THAT RUN THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF SILK GOODS.
NEVER SUCH PRICES IN GAUZE WRISTS.
THEY COME TO US AT OUR OWN PRICES IN
SEVERAL GRADES.
REAL FRENCH Isle FOR LADIES OR GEN.
TLEMEN AT 99c.; THE $50 IMPORTED SILK
At s9c. I7c. FOR LADIES' CROCHET VESTS;
go. FOR VEST; sl.75 FOR SILK NET
VESTS, DOWN FROM s275; GRAPE GAUzE
FORs119.
WALK UP THE RIGHT AISLE AS YOU EN-
TER THE STORE. BEFORE YOU GET VERY
FAR YOU WILL SEE AN EXHIBITION OF UNI
BRELLAs AND PARAsoLs THEY ARE ONLY
SAMPLES, AND YET THEY TAKE UP A FULL
HALF COUNTER THE PRICES ARE CUT IN
TWO ON A NUMBER OF THEM THAT IS
WHY TREY ARE ASSIGNED NEW QUARTERS.
I'M IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
BurAeyills Notes.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch,

Especial telegram 10 the DispAtch.l
BURKEyILg. Va, June ed. ii. Law
renee, merchant at Crewe, was arrested
last evening by United States Marshal i.
W. Scott charged With selling brandy with
out license. lie was placed Under bonds.
A house belonging to w. +. Gaines and
occupied by A. 4. Foster caught fire to-day
from a defective flue. Damage light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
MLETlAGa.

NASONIC NOTICE. Az
wi stated communicates Of RICHMOND Xxx
RANDOLPH LODGR, No. 10. viii be held'
et MAsons' Ban, Franklin street. between Eigh-
tecpth and Nisetoenth. THIS Sunday I'VE
MING st7 O'Clock for Installation OF officers I'm
mediately after Installation the Lodge will pro-
ceen ia a body 90 Lcish-Street BAPTIST church,
whero g suitable discourse win be delivered By
tho pastor, Rev. DR.. Goodwin. Aonabsrs Of sister
Lodges and transient brothers are invited to DO
presont
l,y order Of the W. NJ
1e Si-lt' w. HALL CREW. secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

"European countries are rapidly parcel
ling out Africa among themselves" Isn't
it time for the Republican party to inter-
fere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

OONLIG HI EXCU RSION
w by the Youag Ladies' Missionary Society
OF tho First Baptist church, THURSDAY,
June 18th. 1855 on tho steamer Ariel Boat leavss
wharf a. 7:30 sharp. ChapsrSns Mrs. j. b. Hill,
Mrs A. b. Clarke Mrs John Harw00d, KRIS. L. T.
Wingo. Mrs. q. Harvey Clarke. and n ~. John
Huchsson. Gentcmen's tickets Doc. ladies' aud
children. 2Jc. Refreshments ~ city prices.
Music. iea3-Su, MGih8t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

The Philadelphia North american says:
"But as to the growing frequency OF suicide
there can be no doubt. What's the Tesson
for it?" Inability 20 get out OF Philadel-
nbia Derhaps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
LEVI HEYTER, 3O7 Broad street.

RATCHET BRAND COLLARS AND CUFFS
Collars for Sc; Cuffs, 1zEc Warranted pure
linen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
sUICrDEIN NORFOLK.
A Popular Cotton " els her shoots
Himself.

Especial telegram 10 the Di,patch.l
NORFOLK, Va, June 23.-The cotton
business section was greatly shocked about
5 o'clock ibis afternoon by the suicide Of
James W. Lee. cotton-weigher for the firr0
Of Rslh Brothers, who shet himself through
the head while sitting in his Office char in
the Cotton Exchange building. The charge
from the revolver penetrated HIS right tenn
pie, passed through the head, aud the ball
embedded itself ia the wall Of The room.
No one heard the shooting, and the body
was found probably bali an hour after death
upright in the chair. Deceased was about
iorty-fvs years OF age aud leaves family.
Business troubles are thought to have led
to the suicide. Deceased was very popular
and uniformly pleasant and sociable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
MEE1INGs.
HEADQUARTERS r. r. LEE cANP,(

HEADQUARTERS r. r. LEE CANP,(
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1888 !
COMRADES: AT THE REGULAR
~ meeting Of tho Camp last Rightitwa unani-
mously
RSsolUed, That the proposed trip 10 Gettysburg
to take part In tho grand reunion will DO made
ric the Chesapeake and Ohio railrosd.
A ticket for the reund-trip viii be $3.50.
A special train viii leave here a. IL O'Clock on
Sunday night tho Ist day OF July and arrive ~
Gettysburg Monday at neon. The train will re-
main there until our return.
Arrangements have been made whereby meals
Will be furnished from tbs time We leave until
our return at &c per meal.
TeRts and straw have been provided for our use
al Gettysburg.
Friends Of the Camp are entitled to the eamo
rates "a those who belong to the Camp.
On TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT tho goth instant
q meeting OF The Camp will DO held at WilkIn-
sons hall, Ninth street. TO make such other and
further arrangements as may bs necessary. At
this meeting every man who expects 10 so to
Gettysburg is especially requested TO DO present
or send hts name.
BY order Of the Camp.
ARTHUR A. SPITZER.
10 2i-lt Captain and AdIutapt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

CORsETs-All the good makes-Thomson'
Dr. Warmers, MAd. strong, K. a q. See our /
a G.. Corset, SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

GRAN EXCURSION TO NAL
N DKN'S ADVENTURE, MONDAY. juno IS,
FOX the bopeat Of tho widow snd orphans Of no
late THOMAS. GRAFTON. Round trip: Adults,
50 cents; Children. % cents. Train leaves kich-
moad aud Allegheny depot az SD a. b.; returns
at o'clock p. II. 10 24-lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

II
! WANTED.--A YOUNG r.,
w sradlais y no Riasnsnt \. -. ~
desifes TUITION AS TEAgHge ~
pirate family o. ecn0Ji hsfsgss.,. ~
1ssuos. h1sfefs hIi' y, cars u p,,.s.
rsneia, Cafoii19 cgls'y, ys. r ''s
WANTED, 4 POSITION Az
w sREY GOTEaNEs8 All T. 49,. w.
Ing and housekeeping. tho nnsi 49,, N
fesumeAieS given. Afiross 4
Amherst cogrthonse. Va
MrANTED, EVEEYPOUv
w STUDY TgLg0R4P. .u
or TGPEWkITIN1. Efsr5 C..s....
rnuDsrntiFe po'lfi0o. go vac.
thoiou rhly Eaurht BY mat -.I
kcGiLFkA COLLEGE, Ei5 Gaa rr..
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paid. loc. r. ChIks, 81 DeYrfas. ..-
WANTED, a SETTLED W I
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take care oi t8p house i.r as...
90 without eucum brace 500 .......
home ard Nncas VII BE- grel. tt.
pkiBlOi. 10 and ~ south fo.r..s.
NTANTED.-AN EXPERT !
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fifUAIlON. Al capable ~ tlr.rs ...
set o. books. NctS, nos large sa .rf "a.
tive pomL Address 9. Ol.s %. .a.s..
oaio-. 800
WANTED, a PURCHASER %
w SECONDHAND 1908 SAL. y. d.
kirn, 81 inches bIosI. Ot tex r...,
USED six months hLtsel ,L.tr
io2llr' tteei l...,. =.
WANTED, TO RENT F.gt o-
W TO3ER isT. HOUSE - lis .-
rooms. Nigh, aisar 20 iO 'at. lrs-
what Is wanted i3ealo. .r.l-... 80.
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hCUsG, Boz 81. r.lr
WANTED. LADY AGENT, PA
W SILL rHE Fsr Nt...t...t --,
FITTING CORSET ra.lr H
goOI returns % cGul4.sars Hi......
CORSET AND BRACE LOlglAI. p. Il.
Sixth street. ~ loaLs, 20 ,a.'
WANTED. A SERVANT. oI.-
W OR COLORED. 10 ID Boo ,-y..t I.,
COOKING f0r srnsA family. ...g ..s e.
can bring rood gU,ommea4.l .t.. ...
f0s vest 4ala street, ...s
WANT Ed, A BOY. 81. D..
w TWELVE or FOURTEEN. ~ t. .-.
ana restaurant Nusf 10 well rt
be steadV all reliable Apply
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street t t.s
NKJANIED, 4 RESPONSIBLE al,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

INCLUSION TO DANVILLE SAT
IL URDAY NIGHT, June -. 1888 Train leaves
depot at 10 o'clock, arriving at DaaylIls az 4
o'clock sunday morning. returning, leaves
DaEville Monday morning At 1 O'Clock. giving
excursionisis tEenty-ene hours In Dsnytiie.
Trails viii roach Richmond ~ o'clock Monday
morning. No time lost from business Special
cars for white persons. Tickets, - round trtp.
Can Oo hal a. bae depot Conrad Baker. Howard
& Son. and isaac bray. le 4-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

BoHsAsrEEs FUnosO FORAKER Is trying 10
see how small hole he can draw himself
through.
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ITIN -" II77III WIZ IIH TI|T = ~
tesameniels given Afiross l. il III -
Amherst Courthouse. Va q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

LADIES' UNDERWEAR-GENTL IN
DERWEAR.-25 per cent less than the cost 70
manufacture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

sATTEENs - ORGANDIBs - LAWNS - BA-
TISTEs-P ERCALIN S-COhDUkOYs-
PIQUEs.-All in lovely patterns special In
dimity suitable for Chlldrsn's Dresses and Bon
nets at &c. yard.