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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

vii viii receive the nomination by The Farm.
v,he Convention. He il running With
General Mahone's sanction. and 4 that
means anything il means his nomina.
uon, unless n stronger man ia devolonod
before the convention. The experience
OF both Langston and Judge Arnold in
t,ns canvass. If reports be true. indicates
Una, u Is an expensive luxury 10 ruu
LOT Congress on the Republican ticket.
GENERAL NOTES.
The internal-revenue collections in
this city during the week ending yester-
day were s., $40, and the exports ofman-
ufactored tobacco "a, 1856 pounds.
The inspections OF tobacco curing the
week we're 236 hogsheads. and the re-.
ceipts III hogsheads. Sales of loose
$4,000 pounds. '''
The public schools OF this citv will
open for the fall session on the 10Th in
slant. "
The rains OF this week have been abun-
dant Tor all purposes throughout this sec
ton, and, it is believed, will result in
NUN Good. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

Atlantic ana Danviue Railway to be
Compieted-Tobaeco Trade. Ktc.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
DANvuLR, Va, September S.-Infor-
nation is had here from the most reliable
source that the Atlantic and Danyille
Halfway Company have made all arrange
meats to complete their line to Danvilie.
and 1T IS promised that the road will be
finished to this point by next summer.
1hls Is good news for Danville. and will
do much to help the healthy business re-
action which has already set it.
Mention has been made in these dis
patches Of the upset bid which was put
IN by j. j. Allen on the Star Warehouse
property. Judge Blackwell decided to-
day to allow the bid, and ordered a re-
sale of the property.
The leaf-tobacco market is rather I'M
interesting this week Receipts light and
prices unchanged. Much uneasiness is
manifested as 20 the effect of the wet
weather on the growing crop. Manufac-
turing business is lively, and the ship
meDts during tho week amounted TO
10000 pounds.
The flags for the signal station here
were received to-day, and the service will
60 into effect on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
HOW LOVELY WOMAN DRINKS.
while she Thirsty Horde OF Men
LOOK on Witn hwy.


LOOK on with Envy.
New York TripuneI
The hottest day this summer two
young ladies approached the ice-water
tank in the wsitIng-room of the Staten
Island ferry. They wanted a drink Of
water. Near by stood a man, who also
wanted n drink of the water. He'd been
ont with the boys the night before, and
he wanted a drink Of it pretty badly.
You drink first Flo" SAID one OF
them.
"Oh. no you, Bees.
"Never Go on, Flo"
81 won't do it. Drink yourself,
Bess."
There were now two men waiting.
81 think you're mean-when you know
want you to
Il don't care-you've got to drink
first, because | won't"
well, then, if must suppose l
must
There were now four thirsty men in
line waiting anxiously.
"My. but it's cold
"Is it?"
awful"
"Dont drink it too fast or it'll make
you sick"
mo twont. I ate three dishes Of ice
cream with Charlie the other night fast
as / could swallow them and it didn't
make me sick
There were eight men waiting to get a
drink now.
"'Iis cold, isn't it, Bess ?"
"Cold as ice. "
al pose there's ice in il.
"Of course.
"Tm gong to drink real slow"
"Thats right-the boat won't be here
for long time.
Sixteen men
alt hurts my teeth"
"Does it ,"
Yes-makes 'em ache"
at never does mine"
alt always does mine-real hard"
"Thats funny"
at does, though. Don't You want
! some more
The census was taken at this point,
and thirty-two men found gazing long
ingly al the ice water tank.
my; guess l did want some
""Course you did-drink whole LOT, "
Don't you want some more
eyes, after you get through"
"Ive cot enough-couldn't drink
another drop
ooh, yes, you can"
"NO, cant.
Sixty-four men reported. Those who
had first fallen into line were now speech
less with thirst
on Just kill myself drinking so
much know | shall.
"Oh, no you won't"
"But the horrid stuff is so awfully
cold"
THAT don't make any difference.
The crowd of thirsty men was now too
lone to count, but a careful estimate
placed the number at 12o.
"Let me have just little more.
"Why, you'll kill yourself never
saw anybody drink ice-water so IN my
life"
sOh. pshaw, haven't drunk much.
You'll want some more yourself before
"Dont know but l will-just push
down on that thing again. won't you ?"
"Oh, here's our boat hurry up or
we'll get left - and then the dear crea-
lures left the tin cup swinging at the end
of the chain and rushed for the gate.
Then that crowd of men fought with
one another, and surged around that
vater-cooler, and those who were not
too far gone with thirst made remarks
short but deep; and perhaps a quarter
of them managed to get a drink before
the boat started.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

Weary Of this lonely wandering
All slooS IN ths cruel world,
CrIelier because nay dSriine
sharos 70 NOS In LOOK or w1u,
ones lie loved me truly, iobaiy,
And 1 threw his hove away;
Now ne hates me Hereby. justly
NOW Ass anger has If sway.
Tn thu balny summer evenings,
In ths winters coidesi night
ua xas ever near me watching,
only me. his hearts deiight;
uow / long Tor one fond word now
no no heal my sad aud bleeding hesrs
srt. 100 lats. he always shows me.
nv ITO loos bis eyes inpS1 naI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
A Royan success with HEAVY Gaines.

BURKEvnLE, Va, September SIN a
discussion between Thomas +. Royal
and W. +. Gaines on the issues OF the
campaign here to-day the Democracy
came out on top. Mr.. Royal gave a
mastery exhibit OF Republican incon-
sistency IN national politics and by some
argument and hard facts convinced bis
unbiased hearers of the iniquities OF the
tariff. Mr.. Gaines lodged the issne and
INDUCED in rambling demagogic adj
dress, to the edification of his Republic
can constituents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
PETERsBUEG NEWS.
Republican Campaign tfrc"iArS-
Que Attacks Judge Thurman.


Ose Attacks Judge thurman
Correspondence Of the RSehmond Dtspaieh-l
PETERSBURG, September 8, 1888
The issue and distribution OF political
circulars from Republican headquarters
IL this city is large. Some Of these pa
Uers are sent here for distribution from
New York. others are prepared, pup
lshed. and sent out direct from head
quarters. One Of the latter just come to
hight IS directed against Judge Ihurn"n'
the Democratic candidate for slce-fresi-
dent and is intended 10 influence the
negroes against him. All may be iair IN
pohtics. but the spirit that could dictate
such d circular as this against a man OF
Sir. Humans reputation and standing
must be regarded as n very narrow one
indued
Circulars are also being distributed
g. influence the Irish vote against frcsl-
dent Cleveland. II was written ~ 1onI
Dewey, the disappointed freshman "a, OF
New iork. 1t will fail OF effect IN re-
tersburq. where the Irish voters are. as
general thing, all Democrats and men
Of Intelligence. and people who are not
swsyed by campaign literature and clap
trap.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr. Charles Watson, member OF the
Common Council from Third Wsrd' 10
visiting relations in Nova Scotia.
Judge Arnold, the white hepuDhcAn,
candidate for Congress, spoke here lsss
night 1t In moge than probable 'na' ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
ByE. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT
SPLENDID PROPERTY
KNOWN AS THg
UPPER ARLINGTON HOUSE"
SITUATED NEXT TO THE NORTHEAST COR.
NER OF SIXTH AND MAIN STREETS.

By virtue OF certain deed Of trust bearing
dats on the lst day of March. 1871. recorded 10
the clerks once Of tho Richmond Chancey
Coart, Deadlock lei C.. PAGE 4so. 70 secure a
certain bond therein Described, ana BY direcnoa
OF the holder OF szid bond and the drawers
thereof, will sell b, piblic auelion, on the
prernlses without limit or reserve. on
TUESDAY. serrfssSs, Is. 1883,
az O'Clock p. NJ. that SPLENDID PROPERTY
Known ~ tho "UPrER ARLINGTON house,
situated on tue north Ilne Of Main between sixth
and seventh streets.
Tho LOT fronts thirty-ny0 feet. more or less,
on Main street, and extends back between parai-
lei lines one hundred aud seven feet more or
less
The improvements consist OF an elegant four
story. and basement granite. marels, and stock
brick building, containing eighteen large rooms,
bssidss dinipg-rooms. pantry, closets. &c, &C..
aud Is supplied with all nesdfal modern eon-
veniences.
Apreperty so we'll constructed either for resi-
deuce, 8 nrrt-class boarding house. or for iiats
80 eligibly located. being epsliy accessible 20 the
business contre. either BY foot rail. merits tho
site alton Of those seeking Investment a. such. or
an elegant home. An inspection Is respectfully
solicited.
TERas: One fourth cash: residue In equal
payments at SIX. twelve. and esga.oon mcotAs
tor negotiable notes, interest added, Cd oy
trust deed, or an Cash, at Tie option q the pif-
CHASER. 0kOk0k n. DhEWkf.
ses Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
Miss sAllio Cas.crton. Usbers: Messrs.

Miss SaIlie Catterton. Usbers: Mesers
II. A. Mosely and W. G. Scott. :,
The church was tastefully decorated:
The bride in sursh silk with diamond
ornaments looked very lovely; the
walters las one of them said, think
were particularly handsome, and, upon
the whole, the marriage was ono OF the
most brilliant ever witnessed by this
writer.
An old-fashioned Virginia welcome
was accorded all by Mr.. and Mrs. Jeiiress
at their home. and everything in then
power TO enhance the enjoyment OF the
guests they did. We did enjoy ourselves,
and that heartily. PARTICIPANT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

CPECIAL SALE OF OAK AND
- PINE LUMBER. LUMBER WAGON, OF
FICE FURNITURE. &c, Al AUCTlON.-On
TUESDAY. sRPrRhBEB iirH.
At l0H O'Clock, ! will sell at the yard. No. 1875
Seventeenth street. opposite tho Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad crossing.
A LOT or LUMBER Of the following measure
ments: 2<xi0, 2x6, 2xs, 3x3, AKA, zIs, and
other sizes.
WHITE OAK LUMBER: 3X4, 81, %, 60, i0-4,
and Nv. This Is all thoroughly seasoned.
having bean cut three years.
LUMBER WAGON ana HARNESS;
GOOD WORk-MELES:
OFFICE DISKS. CHAIRS. STOVES. SC.
This sale should attract the attention OF
builders. GEORGE ". MAYO,
eeg AuctiOnaer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
Guthrie Renominated Judge In west
EsrRfnau

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, September g.
The Republicansof the Seventh Judicial
circuit met here to-day and nominated
Judge L. A. Guthrie, the present incum,
bent, for judge. The convention was
slimly attended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
pRouRFssvE PREsBYTERIANs.

The Presbyterians are also Just COM
pleting a handsome brick church at
Glade Spring, which will cost nearly
e. 900. This is a branch Of the church
at old Glade Spring. and is for the use
of the members OF that congregation
who reside III or near the town. Such a
building has long been needed here, and
several years ago, when Rev. +. NJ. Nc
Catchan became the pastor of this peo-
ple. he set on foot the enterprise, which
he has never allowed to lag. Now this
large and growing congregation will have
two handsome and comfortable houses OF
worship. NoA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
sArrsoN & Ap,Msos. Auctioneers.
By George ". Mayo. Auctioneer,
Uno K LsughtOu. IT., salesman
No. "A Nlnth street

ELEGANT OIL-PAINTINGS,k NEW
AZ FURNITURE AND CARPETS, CROCKBRf,
sc, AT AUCTlON.-By direction u the owner,
who is uneKpectedly called 10 another city, l
shall sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH INSTANT.
at l0K o'clock, az the residence No. iW south
Fifth street, tho FURNITURE in the house, con-
sisting OF
5 superb OIt-PAINTINGS, In elaborately-fn-
ished heavy gold frames;
I hand somely-caryed solid ROSRWOOD PAR
LOR surf Of sofa aud three chairs, In blue
siik Cotehnc.
5CARPEIs Of tapestry and Ingram goods:
MAHOGANY SlDRBoARD, WALNUT ENrRN-
SION-rABLE:
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. KITCHEN FURNI-
TURF:
WALNUT HALL-RA X, HALL CARPET:
2 CHAMBER sUIS-One with Marble-rop
pieces:
REFRIGERATOR, with Cooler attachment:
BED or SOfA-LOUNGE. RENDERS;
MATTRESSES, BED-SPkiNGo. TOILET-SETS:
other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
Everything In the house Is az good as new. has
been well kept, and Is being sold because Of ne
cessAry removal from the city.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
SCI Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
PROPOSALS..
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have q SroNRMErZ FOLDER, in perfect
order. which NO viii sell ~ great bargain. 10
viii fold an sight or q four-psse paper the slse
OF the Dsspatch or smaller. II win also cut AMI
pasis tho eigh+page paper hcan DO readily
attached 70 any press.
We refer TO tne Petersburg Indez-APpoai ~ 70
the character OF IL work. ssnce thAs paper has
the counterpart Of this machine attached 70 10
prsas and now In successful operation. ADJ
dross TIE DISPATCH COMPANY,
M Ain. Richmond vA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
MINERAL. WATER y 4.
WOLF-lRAP LIIBIA WATER.

This WATER has been extensively used In
this aud other cities of the United States: has
acquired high reputation in diseases OF tho
kidneys and other kindred diseases. Is has
been found beneficial in Govt aud RheumStism
With persons having equity distnesis Is has been
used wish marked effect As a Dyspepsia Water
It has no superior. and can be taken freely with
out Injurious effocts Price, % cents per gallon
For sale by all Druggists, and BY
PURCELL, LADD q CO..
Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
No. Governor street, Richmond, Va
eu l3-tSelsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
AUCrrsN sAaKs-vsssre p.ys-
~ John T. 0oddin.
Real Estate Agent and Aaot'oneer,
Bark and Eleventh sfFocA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ VALUABLE DOuBLE FRAME DWELLING
AND STORE, 800 BAKER STREET, AND A TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING. No. 81, ADJofS-
TNG.-By vtrtnre q a decree OF the Cnancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond catered on me
eth a August, 1888. IN tho case a Ccatts's al
mfnistrator &C. Pollard and els. the under
signed, special commissioners, win sell at public
auction. on the promises, on
FRIDAY, ssPrgsssR II. 1894
q, sSo o,o,o-s p. NJ, the DOUBLE TwO-srORY
FRAME TENEMENT No. 309 Baker street, the
lower portion occupied In part a. store and the
rest ~ n dwelling. Containing about nine rooms
Lot 30xffo foet 70 alley sixteen feet wide. Also,
the TWu-STOkY FRAME DWELLING (So. N.
adjoining containing seven or eight rooTnA Lot
&xis0 feet more OF less 70 an alley nztcen fset
vide. Locaied within two squares OF the Biectric
railway and where houses rsntso readily, thn
property vifl pap well ~ IN Investment.
TrRxg: One third cash: balance In six. twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, in-
terest sfded. and title retained until al the
purchase money is paid and q conveyance Of
dered by the Court
J. SAMUEL PARRISH.
CONWAY r. SANDS,
Special Commissioners
Courrss ADMINISTRATION. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
POLLARD AND AIS, DEPxSDAsrs-is rus
CHAScEBY COURT oy THE CITY or McHsoSD.
I, Charles w. 9oddin. clerk OF said courk GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
miasiOnars by the decree L. said cause OF August
g. iSSs has been duly given
Given under my hand This 4th day OF Sep
tember, 1883.
SEQ CHARLES W. GoDDrN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

Tho house was known as "Slygo, it
having been built by General Posey, Of
Slygo, Ireland. whence it obtained its
name. The brick is OF the salmon quail
ty, and is in an excellent state Of preser-
walton. The inscriptions covered almost
the entire face Of the brick. and are as
clear no doubt as the day on which they
were inscribed.
The Democracy Of this city will hold
a mass meeting here on next Wednes-
day night for the purpose of reOrgsn-
ling, the selection of the Executive
Committee, and other matters pertain
ing to the reorganization Of the party.
The work Of raising the barge Expert
ment, which SINK here last week, loaded
with railroad ties and bound for Phila-
delphia, has commenced. Two tugs from
Philadelphia are engaged in the work.
The heavy rains for the past week have
made the roads leading into the city
almost impossible, hence very few
country people have visited the city this
week. The river is also rising and fears
are entertained Try tie and wood-shippers
along the river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
BY Manning c. Staples Il Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuciioaeerS
Nc. il054 Main street


TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
l HOUSE AND LOT on CHURCH HILL,
FRONrTNG on PfCkKTr OR ADAMS STREET.
Wy virtue Of a cgrtsin deed Of trllst from ". w.
RedfOri and vito, datod 18Th Of May, 1896, shall
sell, being required to 10 by the notes holder
I'm said dcei ,dcfeGlt having been made In por-
ton OF the money secured by said notes ana
deed, on
SATURDAY. SBPTsNBER IS. 1883,
on the premises. at 4,30 z. NJ, the aboye-de-
scribed PROPERTY, consisting Of n GOOD LOT
AND HOUSE containing about six rooms, which
with A small expenditure OF money could
be mado gate n comfortable home. situated
near the Electric railroad and In q healthful and
high locality. Tho lot has frontage OF 80 feet
and n depth OF 1901 TO wide alley.
TERMS: Enough i'm cash 70 pay the expense OF
executing this trust and 10 pay note OF SIS due
May 10, 1885. with interest thereon TIL paid; and
tho balance on the following credits: November
49, 1883 a. TO note OF sl5 May -. 1888, "a TO SIS;
Noyeu Der II, 1859. Sl5 May -, $780, Si5, and Nay
49, 1880. 1915, and any further credits 70 be an
nouncei az sale. VI. c. STAPLES. Trustee.
MASNTNG c. STAPLES a Co., AuctioneerS SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE
Il BEST VACANT LOrS on HULL STREET
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS, MANCHESTER, VA.-by virtue OF
two deeds OF Iust--one dated November Is,
1876, and mo 9TH January I. is7--both duly re-
coFds IN the cierx's 0fice of tho Musings Court
Of the city Of Manchester respectively, In Deed
Book Volume 6, page as. sod Volume Z. page
22B--default having been made In the payment
Of the notes secured thereby. AMI being re-
CURED 90 n do 10y The holders thereof. We Will
sell al public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, skPrgHBsR II. 1898.
at O'Clock r. NJ. tina, VALUABLE LOT front
ing a. feet on the south side Of Hut street and
running oack 100 feet between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets. This lot II located on upper
Hull street. nhero property is rapidly Increasing
in value 10 IL first-class site either FOR stores
or residences.
Terms cash sufficient 10 pay costs OF exc
cutting ths above trusts, taxes, and 10 pay tDe
following notes: A twelve month note OF tNO
and interes' from November 81. 1856, % day OF
sale; an eighteen month note OF tls0 and int
rest from May n. 1877. a. day OF sale: also,
note Of 1885 aud interest from May q, 1885, 70
day Of sale the balance upon such terms a.
Will DO announced az the sAlc.
THOMAS N. MILLER,
JOHN z. SAMPSON,
Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
BY n. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent aud Auoiloneer.
UCTfON SALE OF THAT
COMFORTABLE DETACHED
Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING
SITUATED AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER or COR TURPID
AND NINTH STRRRTS

THE request Of tho owners ! will oTsr IN,
above enfipned RIAL ESTArH for sale by
public aucfion. on the promises, on
THURSDAY, SsPrEsBER ~, isSS.
AZ O'Clock ?. ". Too lot fronts on Ninth street
a. feet with a fspth Of ~ iest on " street. ani II
has the necessary cuivett connections This r. a
snug h1ie homo with ave rooms IN Anice neigh
borhoOi. near b. bgeinar, AMI 10 IS ~ that c.sss
Of property vhtch always rents we'll.
TgRHs. ono uiiTd cash: balance a. six ana
twelve months. negotiable n ter. interest added,
aud secured py seed u trust
SCI H. SELDOS TAYLOR, AuciioDeer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
By r. p. Chain & Co.,
Roal Fgfafe AIstiOuaara.

BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Ono. 4. LAughton, Jr., SalesmanA
No. q Ninth street
~ FNTEEL ASSORTMENT OF
W HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, NEW COOK
ING-sTOyE, LACE CURTAINS, &C, AT AUC-
TION-On
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1888,
at lOX O'Clock / will cell st the rooms over Mr..
c. Haase, No ga east Broad, near Seventh street.
a very nice assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIrURE, which will consist In part Of
MAHOGANY DIYANS I'm red reps.
WALNUT-PIEk LOOhING-GLASS,
HANDSOME LAMBkEQUINs and LACE CUR
TAINS,
2CHAMBER SUITS in nice order,
/ WALNUT FRAME BED-LOUSGE.
NEW CARPET. PICTURES, BkDDISG.
NEW COoKING-STOVE and FIXTURES. used
only few weeks.
quantity OF useful HOUSEKEEPING ARTI-
Giles. including Crvckery, Glassware, Tin
ware. &c.
Everything 10 the house Ia In nice order and
Will DO sold, as the family Is removing from the
city. GEORGE W. MAYO.
AUG Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
COLONEL BEIRSE.

He was followed by Colonel Richard
+. Beirne, that champion of Democracy,
who has made the welkin ring on more
than one battlefield, and who has always
come out victor, it mattered not how
subtle or expert the antagonist he had
whether on the hastings, in debate, or
welding that more effective WEAPON, the
pen. He made a ringing and stirring
speech that caused the courtroom to re-
vertebrate with an applause that its anti
uuarian walls were unaccustOmed TO-.
The arraignment of the Republican par
ty was forcible, chasing it as the party
Of monopolies, syndicates, trusts, and
combinations, and the protection to the
poor man was in the Democratic ranks.
Colonel Beirne concluded amid much
enthusiasm. Captain p. W. McKifl-
ney. of Farmville, closed the meeting
in a short and striking speech, saying
that tariff or no tariff we are for Cleve-
land, and that this district will give in
the coming election q good reckoning.
We hope that the return in the coming
election in November next will be graft
fying to these gentlemen, who put them
selves to the trouble to come to Motto
way to aid us in this important work.
lNCOGNITO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

A UCTION SALE OF LEMONS, AP.
"A PIES, AND BANANAS.-I will sell
MONDAY,
at II o'clock
% boxes CHOICE LEMONS;
IS barrels CHOICE APPLES:
100 punches CHOICE KIPE BANANAS.
WILLIAM JENKINS,
Commission Merchant
SEQ 1910 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
DUBLIC SALE OF sTAUNrON

DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
4 RIVER LANO.-tn pursuance ~ the provl-
-ions % two decd. n trust executed by MAJOR
Charles :. Darlington ant hts wiio, recorded in
tho clerks or1co ot Halifax County court, In
Deed Book No. III. pages 81 AMI 80. ana Dihg
thereto required ~ the beneficiary. iho uwior-
signed will sci 10 .ie hixhcsg bidder by puunc
d uctJn, on the proR.iscs, on
FRIDAY. OcroBss -. isss.
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known IS
"MILDENpo.'
IL is situate near Coless Ferry. IN Halifax
county. Va. tmneraiely on stanton river, and
contains l.G0 AtlkS
Tho laud - Of excellent quality, well adapted
10 the growth - gfaiu. foharcO. and other crops,
and Is IN e. o sIaio Of clitiyaton.
Tho traci ,0nsaiVs large proportion ~ low
grounds IN q high stats of fertility. and also q
lsrge toby in original forest Of tho finest oak
timber.
IN, improvements consist ~ q LARGE AND
COMNBDiOI : DWELL Nd-HOlSE. with tho
usual oa,- Buildings. while tho farm Is provided
Win al necessary r'Rtle-, corn-houso>. batns,
anil other buildings rc4uirud for a large pianIa-
ton.
Tho Interest ia the said LAND which "a thus
offered for sale cOnsids 81 an UNDIVIDED
TuRgE~FOU RTHS INTEREST ~ FEE and .
TWO-THIROS INTEREST la remainder OF TIC
remaining fourth.
TERMS: one fourth Of the purchase money
will be required to be paid Ia cash aud on ITO
residue credit % one and sSo years Will %
given, the purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor with interest from dGy u sale added
A soon Is the terms Of the sale are complied
With deOi 70 the land win be made 90 Mo pur-
chaser end decd OF trust tkon thereon rs .
further security for the deferred instaimenta
Il. &. NENABLE,
JOHN ". RELY.
August q, 1884 Trustees.