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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
SATURDAY. NovExBxR, 9. 1881
By Quarles 6 McCuriy.
Real Estate Brokers'
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
Il FRAME HOUSES. nos. 9is AND go NORTH
SIXTH STREET. NEAR PRESTON STREET,
NAVY HILL. ATAUCTION.-In execution OF
certain deed OF trust 70 thu undersigned. bearing
date 29th September, 1889, and duly recorded Ia
the CLERKS Office Of Richmond Chancery CouI.
Deed Book 1ei c. page go being required 20 70 do
By the holder Of the note .Aeured thereby, detaut
having been made in the payment OF inc same,
will offer for sale. upon tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 3isr DAY or OCTOBER. 1873.
at4X Z. NJ, the PROPERTY above described.
Tho dwellings are now occupied aud pay Well AS
an investment and contain four rooms each.
The lot Is 30Xl22 feet
TERMS: Cash az 70 cost and expenses OF sale
and sunlcency to pay of a note OF $500, with In
terest from October, 1888; the balance as tne
Of sale, or in case Of their failure rs the trustee
may diroct II. a. AcC kDi,
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGUNI


AhhlNf ZIG TT aJNl.
s:55 p. ~ MAIL daily fcrcept 1Uni17l
tl5 A NJ ACCOMMODATiJN daily ,cK,s
sunday.
SUNDAY ANCoA iOD iJs leie 'r rs.
mon1 and scotlrliis lrrF,. b a. 10, ...I.-I.s
arrives s:lj =.
CONNECTfONA
Al Clifton Forge With thfapcsfa at OafD
railway Tor the south, Wes. ans NnrlH 'f--
As Lynch burg With Norfolk AMI W'i'ei1 .,..-
real for OH points south. Southeast aat r'i.l-
vest ami virginia MidlsnI railway i1r ai ..
North ami south
At Richmond with AssOciatsf RaiSs sflr 90
points IN tho south. anu Richmond. trfi fg.-lt
turg anf Potomac rrulrfsi Tor No NDrl.
A. Lexington with Baiamor3 n1i t''' rye
roai. making clOee connections a- Ia-.Il
Perry % aud from Pittsburgh and $40 a -.., .ltl
a. points North ami kast
slseuiug-cars Lynchburgto Memphis, NeH De
leans. and little Rock.
trains markoi 6alY except ,anla1
daily.
Ticke,s sold 70 all poma oc,os fif sN
Main street. 1000 Main street, anl a' n f'
and AlleshsAy dopOL Eighth c.i a.. - e'h
jobs b. NA.al n
oc9t Gcuerd Passenger t-.l.
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CONNRCTIONa

1rsin No 20 connects daily ~ Ksysgiils ~
Chass City. CiArk1Ulio. OEiori. DaIn1..
lcli fcrsl.' anu Hu.rtgh. GO. nnrta Hat
~ reeasborO for Oar am. R,leigh ~nl.'.
and Winston, AMI points On NOrih CarJ.ili
DIVISION AZ SALISBURY Tor Ashrsi.lr. % B.
hpung-, anu Rll points In Western Norn & o
hna and at Charlotte for Charlotte. a llua'a
and Augusta raiiruaI
Train No. 90 connects daily az Greenso'rg
for salem, lnston, Raleigh, GolfsOor2, 81
horehead City. NJ salisbury tJr Ashe0ua. ii.f
Springs, ami all points Ia Western NORTH caro-.
Inns; At Charlotts with Charlotte. COiumua k1f
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta. Axiom
Chsrleeten, savannah, Th0masyilla 6, Jnct.
sonyille. ami other florida p0lnis. ois1. Sia
Carolina Contral railroad Tor WnmngfUl
Trains from tho South arry8 AZ Rirlm9al
5.l5 A. n. and N3J = "
tAMElIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
leave Richmond ........... ....... ....g'1 2. y
Arrive ffirhmOud ........- u A. =.
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STEAMBOAT.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s,rrr.
and Jsmesriyer landings direct. by elegant So
lOoa-steamer ARIE 81, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, aud FRIDAY att A.
NJ. street-cars connect
Connections al Old Point closely with all lincs
for northern cities safne afternoon; also. &c Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the aouah, ana
Yirgicia Beach. James river by daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and az CAREERS
Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through. stste-rooms engaged Zoe dAy or nighL
Freight recciyed daily for Norfolk, Ports
al polnts Ia kastern North Carolina, Eastern
Virginia. and all regular landings On the James
river, at lowest rates, sad through Hills issued-
LuCiEN b. TATuM, vire-Presldeak
No lfi7 Main Stree; aud koekettz
IAyM WEisI0Ek. Freight and Passenger Agent
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NOTICE no rAx-rAYkRs.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF
~ UENRICO COUNTY

I am now resdy 70 receive taxes state and
county. for the year less. After December LAT
pehaity Of per cont viii DO added 70 all un-
paid tay-biila Once hours from . 10 O'Clock,
GEORGE Z. ANDERSON,
Treasurer Hsnrfco county,
once, county COURTHOUSE. % so-ltatesstpei
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DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
ID deed OF trust Of record In the olerk'a Office
~ pichnond Chancery Court IN Deed Book is3.
A rage s42. default having been madc In the
nayrnent OF several Of the notes thereby SCI
cured, and being required by the holder thereof
so 70 do. We viii sell y auction, upon the pre-
misses. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 8, 1884
=, Az O'Clock p. NJ, a CERTAIN FRAME
Unwilling situated On the north line OF VIII
lsms street continued near Oak street The
lot has a front OF l5x0O feet 10 an alley 10 feet
wide A snug little home for some ono
Como % tho sale; IL may b. yours
TKBNs: Cash as TO Si75; tho residue as may
he Announced. a. J. CHEWING,
EDWARD s. ROSE.
oc93 Trustees
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT. q
BRICK DWELLING l05 east Clay street: 10
rooms, In nice order.
BRICK DWELLING si5 Mayo street.; rooms;
newly paPered and painted inside aud out
ga east Duyal street
COS north Second street
COG China street. 5 roomA
Rooms over 800 north sixth street.
no 1-eod3s GEORGE 5. YAsH0N & SON.
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"Apd behold the mslttudes with one ac-
cord praise DIR. Bulls Cough syrup.
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In rHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY or HEN
RTCO-PALMRR AND OTHERS ys. BsArTiE, &c.
wv. s Leake, clerk Of the said court. do here
By certify that Special-CommissiCner James
Peasants has duly given tho bond required OF
him by decree entered in said cause on the 18th
day OF February, 1876.
Given under my hand this "a day Of Novem-
Dor, 1883. w. >. LEAht'
no. Clerk.
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BY Frank ID. Hin 6 Co,
Real Estate Auctioueera

DUBLIC SALE OF THE VALUA-
4 BILE MACHINERY IN THE SHOPS RE
GENTLY OCCUPIED BY JOIN AND GEORGE
GIBSON, AT CORNER OF CARY AND SIXTH
STREETS. AT AUCTIoN.-On
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1888,
on the premises, az ahoyo. at iOi6 o'clock A. NJ,
we Will soil the very valuable machinory-as fol-
lows:
JOTNTER or HAND-PLANGa:
1BLIND STAT ENON1NG-MACHINE;
PANEL-RAlSEk MACHINE:
ISCROLL SAWING-MACHINE;
1BAND-SAW MACHINE;
DIMENSION SAWiNG-GAB BILE:
Large lot II MAIN and COUNTER SHAFTS
and PULLEYS;
ISIIAPING-MACHlNE
PAkEL-PLANEK
ENONlNG-MACHlNE;
MORTlsING MACHINE;
1CUT-OFF SAW-TABLE;
lkIP-SAW:
iiG-FOoT joINTING-PLANER;
1CUT-OFF SAWING-YARD;
TURNiNG-LArHE:
IBORING-MACUISE:
MOULDING-MACHlNR
BORING-MACHINE aud EMORY-WHEFL-
The attention Of all in want OF such machinery,
which f. worry valuable for the manufacture q
SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &c, is called TO
the above sale.
over that amount sixty days, with interest added
AMI satisfactory endorsed.
FRANK d. HILL g CO.,
Auctioneers.
JAS MACDOUGALL, Salesman. NOS
BYE a. Catlin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNFIN-
i IsHRD FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING
SEVEN ROOhS.-I will sell az public auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1888,
at AZ o'clock p. b., tho DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING. not yet completed, situated on tho
west side OF Buchanan street near Cedar street
The lot fronts 26 feet and runs back 100 feet ~
alley.
bargain may DO expected, as the property
must be sold.
TERMS: Worry easy. Z. a. CATLIN,
nos Trustee.
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viii sell by auction, ~ no ohics " wy 90 =,
tioneer, No north Eleventh street, 10 the Guy Oh
kichmoad, Va, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1888,
at o'clock P. NJ, tho TRACT OF LAND aoove
referred In living about one and one half miles
west Of the city Of Richmond on the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad. on which II has very;
very long 'front.' containing T& AChEs; anu
known 70 be undcrlaid with fine quality OF
granite on which account this land has great
value. Tho profitable quarries Of tho fhiladei-
phia Granite COMPANY adioln This lana. ana now
mat the Chesapeake and ohio and the Richmond
aud Allegheny railroads have trano arrange
ment the facilities for shipment OF stone east OF
west il all that could be desired.
Remember. the great West Is largo user or
our granite, and that this Land Is on the only
road leading directly 10 that part Of our country.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and tho residue a.
six. twelve. and eighteen months for notes, Win
interest added and title retained,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Special Commissioners.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DAHYILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT EOUla -
TIRE SOUTH
PULLMAN SHIPPERS OK ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03

WORK-RIYER LINE VIA WE2E
Il POINT.

-
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Tho tsvorite route 10 Baltimore. ThoNssnos
On this line aro models u beauty elaBl1,'. AZ
comfort Leave Richmond ~ auis3I b. y.
srriyo ut Baltimore sd A. ~. lc2go bti.
moro az =. a.. arrive a. kichmoai W. Oh
iO:40 A. M.
Fare Richmond 70 Baltimore lirstclaa' b
second class. $3.50.
The York. Kiyor Line affords superior siTsa.
tages " business men Ia enabling Ifn 30
leave Richmond near tho cloeo u 10 tAI
transactions and arrive o. Baltimore eary 1sri
morning after having enjoyed ie glt
nights r8sL free from 40 dus. aud noise 10 fA-4'
way usyOL
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
IeAve Richmond Twenty th.rd
street d0Dob .....-.s.sss.ss.s.ssrs l-.i n. ~.
Arrive Richmond CiTeaIy-mr1
strees depot. Neutrality-suspicious.. r'i3F'
Daily fDaily except sunday.
Depot and ucketO1ico; FO0g Virginia ''r',,'
Uptown oniss Corner Tenth a9d Van f,5''-N
General Passenger Assn-
). ;. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agell
sor. HAAS. Traffic Manager,
PEYTON RANDOLPH, General Nen1ksc
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURH
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -scAeil .
time:
fsls A. n leaves Byri-srest station fally. st11t
only AZ Ashland, Junction, d4fyri
AMI Fredericksburg. sleeper I'D
Washington. Leaves WasnilgsJn 10
New YORK AZ li:t0 4. a.
ii:s A r., leaves Byrd-sgrect station fsiiy. AZ
cept Sunday Legyes WGs1inzp ~
Nov York az 80 L. M.
E.oP " leaves Byrd-Streei sfsti0i dllf'
Sleeper 10 New YORK
ie.s3 A NJ, arrives % Byrd-@tfoet siaiJn dElf
Sleeper from New iCrL
kseH. n, arrives ~ kyrd-stFeet station ct.f
stops nj Frodsrics sburs, diford, t-l
Junction. Sleeper from asbtQE on
iG3P H., arrives ~ Byri-slree. sta1too dA.h
sxcspI sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAmY ExcgPF sUSpATI
socp v accommodation loaTe8 Hyrf-StreH
station. arrives a. Ashland AZ 5 T. r.
gap. NJ, leaves kiDA srCyos a. As1lani b
t.47A ~. accommodation. arrives q. byri-
Street. station. leaves Asaiali .. :. y
tssP. w.. arrives ~ Elbx caves Ashlani
s.i2P. ~.
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket AgsaL
z. T. ID. AYEES. General Superintendent pi1i
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
IT 10 CLAIMED TEAr vEnABLE WILL
CARRY II.
A wide-Awaks Democratic canvas'-dood
News All Around-sasonic Notes--
Tobacco.
rcorosponaence Of the RIchmOnd DIspatch.l

PETERSBURG, Va, November 2, 1883.
The result OF the election In the Fourto
district rs reasonably certain. MI. Edward
a. Venable. the Democratic candidate for
Congress III the most relisble indications do
not fall will be elected by handsome plu-
ralIty and the majority for the Republican
national tieke: will be cut down very mate
rally below that received by Blaine IN 1884.
The Republican vote as between Judge Ar
mold and Langston will be more equally dl.
yided than was some time ago expected, ana
this fact leaves little room 10 doubt the eiec-
tjou OF Mr.. Vepable. There will be large
vote for Mr. Cleveland and many negroes
will contribute 10 swell this vote.
The Democrats have been making IN I'M
usually active canvass during the past TWO
weeks, and have aroused an enthusiasm
such as has never before been witnessed IN
the district. The Democrats Of Petersburg,
encouraged by the bright prospects OF sue
cess, are strsining every nerve TO make that
success signal. They are having torchlight
professions and mass-meetngs and speeches.
every night Last night there was large
meeting NJ the West-End Park, ard speeches
were delivered by J. Randolph Tucker, Jr..
w. r. Meredith, DR.. \. Nontelro, and
Others. In Prince George, Sussex, and
other neighbOrIng counties the same enthn-
siasm prevails.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Within the next day or two there viii be
sent from this city TO Mr.. W. i. lsaacs,
grand secretary, copies oi the bylaws OF
Blandford Lodge, No. 3; Petersburg Lodge,
No. 10; Powhatan Starke Lodge. No. l2i;
Petersburg UBiOn Royal Arch Chapter. and
Appomattox Cornmandery, knights Ten
piars. to be deposited IN the cornerstone OF
the Masonic Temple TO be laid in Richmond
on the 14lb. Accompanying papers will
be the centennial sketch Of Petersburg
Lodge, with the cards Of invitation and
other publications pertaining TO the centen-
NAL celebration OF that lodge. In this con-
necticn IT may be stated that Blandford
Lodge of this city was one Of the lodges
that helped organize the Grand Masonic
Lode OF Virginia.
Many OF the stores Of this city will be
closed on elcctioo-dav.
sir. W. Il. Virnelson. a well-knOwn citl'
zen. is quite sick at biz home
The exports OF manufactured tobacco from
this CITY during the month Of October
amounted 10 43l.3l3 pounds. The revenue
receipts for the month were S35,99G.
ROBIN ADATR,
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Appointed calling days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at ~ a.. and every SUNDAY at 5
A. NJ
Freight, for tuesday, and Frfisyg steamers
received till 1880 A. a. for sundays steamer
uii 5 r. H. saturday sreighE received daily III
lP. n.
Fare, s.
For further information apply 70
J. ". McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent once tocketta
W. T.. CLYDE s. Co,
no. General Agents PhiIadslphlA
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BIZ Chewing 4 Rose.
Real Estate Agents. AucticnceFr, anc brokers
No. q north Tenth street
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ByN W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctionecr.
GRANITE, GRANITE, GRANITE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT OF
LAND NEAR RICHMOND. VA.
IMMEDIATELY ON THE RICHMOND AND
ALLBaHANY RAILROAD,
AND CONTAINING ISExHAUsTIBLE BEDS
OF FINE GRANITE.
TUESDAY. NovKNBER 20, 1883,

nv v,rtue ~ the hereinafter decree
T win seIi bv auction. AZ no Office 81 tho auc-
tioneer, No north Eleventh street, 10 the city OF
kichfnond. Va. on
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TRAINa NONrnM,nn.
.DalIn iDally - -


sDaiiI tDaily eKceui sunieY
STOpPiNG-PAAC3
Nos Y aD1 10 Iaake 30 efops. 70 p ri'Hi
only on signal rs Mancbreter and tlor on
- stops only on Figlal o. Clefnr D'...tl
and Manchester ~. ~ Ftar1 "a s'vr al a.I
regular stations No. - ftoOs ou Hsua. .f 90
regular stations AMI also at icnpH ss0I f
Wa,ihalL Nos. 81. ~. 81 SO, s, -. 30. All ,. f.l
stop AZ al stations for p1sgenTora
PuLLhAN-CAk sfkFf,k
OnTralns Nos. Naa1 . sieoping-cAr' o'fV''l
New iork AMI Tampa, fla. lrit tlcksl
On Trans Nos. y aaj q sioopilg-cars nr'aet1
Washington and Chariest7n. ul lfA. o..
sleeping-cetl between Nov t9rk AMI ~ .'.n-
VILE. On Train No. u slceplng-cans teiF..l
WassingtOn and Js,keOnYile , ,...,...
TnE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NoEsolG.
LEAyE. AAiAft
Richmond. .'iC.SaA. r. Norflik......2. o
Kichmond. .. 90 p. ~ Nori0ik.......t 70 a..
Norfolk......'s:OA. D. blehnoud...i
Norfolk ......'EOP. VI. hlch n0ld.s.. . f. A
Theae trains siso make closo clnn'' ...t
Parmyilie, LyncbDurg col >OuthUe,.a
and all stations on no Nor'qiS oul h n.'...
road eycoDt ths lrJ train IT, ..e.-f
polnt3 Ness u Petersburg should .f' ..' ID
a. d. uaiu insloal h- M.n. LII.
sIp"Ua i..-
1T d. MYERS, General sgpcrneai r-
TN. EaxRsON. General Pas s0Ds1r Aesl-
sol. Haas. Trade Manager alt
D1CHMOND AND ALLEGHAAI
An RAILROAD
sCHEDULE or TRAINS ~ kff4Cf
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID TRAINS ANo
PALACE sLst'iNp CARS
BETHGSN
RICHMOND AND LfNcn3r21
i4l0 "a
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
- OF
VALUABLE RIVER FRONT,
LYING BETWEEN THE CITIES OF RICH
MOND AND MANCHESTER,
ASD on
TEE MANCHESTER SIDE

By virtue Of tho decree hereinafter mentioned
viii proceed TO sell 20 tho highest bidder at
public auction, on the promises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. lSS2
at u o'clock ~, tho above RIVER FRONT, being
"A part Of Fails Plantation. a strip OF land on
James river, cOmmencinga short distance bo-
low ihe town Of Manchester. and extending 70
the Richmond and Danyille railroad wharf, and
bounded on the south by the track Of tho Rich
mOnd and Danyille railroad and on the north by
James river This land was formerly owned by
Joseph Marx. deceased, and Is designated on
plat OF Falls Plantation, with deed from Marks
executors % Charles Marx. a. Lots y, Y, and Il.
4 plat OF tho property can 10 seen az any time
az tho auciiOneers office and on the premises on
day OF sale.
TRIMS: One fourth cash balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen mOatns, with interest, and
title retained until all the purchase-money ls
paid and deed ordered by The Court
JOHN 5. WISE
Special Commissioner.
g. THOMPSON . BaSwS Co.. AuctiOnOora
richmond BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANY,
PLAGN1IFFs, AGAINST MARX AND AIS, DE-
FEsDANTs-IH THR CuANCERY COURT or THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
], Charles W. GOddin. clerk Of said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree Of said cause OF Octo-
Der q. ISIS, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Octo-
Der, 1858.
~ CHARLES W. GODDlN.
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WANTS.
WANTED. MONEY FOR APPLI-
w GIANTS on GOOD CITY REAL ESTATE
SECURITY. Those having money to lend will
please call for particulars.
GEORGE (. CRAWFORD. Broker,
no Git 1908 Bank street
IF YOU WANT A CLOTHING
i sALESMhN-I don't mean a thing TO stand
around IN your store and simply chow your
goods, but man that knows his business-a1-
dress SALESMAN NO. II, care Carrier No. .,
Richmond, "a no $50
WANTED. FOR RENT, ATRUCK-
w ING AND GRASSFARN, AGO acros.
within q rec miles OF tho city Of Richmond. Ad-
dress FARM. care Dispafeh. 10 SSt.
WANTED. A SITUATION BY A
w nrst-class cook, washer, and ironer. APP
ply al 81 north Fir't street no Slt.
WANTED, 4 FIRST-CLASS COOK
w white or colored). without lncumbrance.
None need apply without recommendation.
first-ciasa accommodation and good wages paid
Apply a. Il south Thirteenth street noS
WANTED, A HOUSE AND
w DINING-ROOM SERVANT: also n STOUT
BOY 10 learn tho baking business. Apply 70 X
ADAM, II south Twelfth street no Ut
DARTNER WANTED, SOBER AND
4 ACTIVE, with 500 20 f4O0, 10 Join advertiser
In starting a light manufacturing business pay
ing DO per cent profit and without competition.
Address MANUFACTUkkR, Dtspateh onicc.
no BIT
WANTED, TWO YOUTHS, ONE
w white and one colored. from sixteen 20
twenty years. % ASSIST IN a retail grocery. Per-
mancnt employment Must not bo AFRAID Of
work. Reference required. Address ~ care
OF Lctter-Carrior No 9. no 2-2t.
TXPERIEN CED WESTERN
II STATES TRAVELLING SALESMAN
WANTS PERMANENT ENGAGEMENT with
liable tobacco manufacturer from January
Let. Reference, present employors. VIAIOR,
Dispatch Office. no 2-it
WANTED. A No. l TRAVELLING |
w SALESMAN % sell staple goods In Vr-
ginia. Address NERCHANl, care Carrier No.
10, baltimore, Nd. no l-iF
WANTED, ACOMPETENT WHITE |
w NURSE lCatholicl for thr'e small chill
dren. Apply between The hours Of 10 and II
O'Clock at $40 east Franklin street DO l73r
WANTED, LADIES AND GENTLE |
~ MIN TO study Telegrayhy, Shorthand,
or Typowritug Day and night sessions Every
graduate proImbly employed. see specimen |
work OF students and graduates at tho ExpOsi- |
ton. For prospectus address MCGILYRA COL |
LEGE, liI3 Nam street, Richmond. Va.
o. ll-d6wim
WANTED, BY AN ORGANISE OF |
w EXPERIENCE, A POSITION. Salary no
object Address b. e. H., care VI Richmond Dis /
paich o. 3l-6t'
TIRST-CLASS BOARD AT Mrs.
PATTIsON'S, No 20i cas-; Franklin street |
Rooms large and comfortable; ncwly paperod |
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Philadelphia Times. relying upon Sam Randall'S practical mind and his devotion to the Democratic party, ex- poets that he will accept the Mills bill.
 The Mills resolution for an early close of the tariff debate is entirely in order The subject has been thoroughly dis cussed. The Auicker it is voted on the better.
 It is irdisputable that General Ores ham is the only Republican candidate for the Presidency who is steadily gain ing ground. The more he is talked about the bigger he looks.
 According to the St. Louis Post-Dis patch all that is shown by the Missouri county conventions of Saturday is that the Democracy of Missouri indorses President Cleveland. He may also count on the electoral vote of Missouri.
 Hayes was nominated on the seventh ballot, Garfield on the thirty-sixth, and Blaine on the fourth. The fact that no man is decidedly in the lead this year makes it probable that more bal lots will be taken were necessary in 1884.
 The New York Graphic prints mys- terious looking photograph, leaFing some resemblance to the Prince of Wales. announces that ''it is com posite photograph, made up of excel lent poItIaits of Blaine. Sherman. Ilar- rson, Lincoln, Depew, Evarts, His cock, Gresham, Edmunds, Foraker, Allison, Hawley and Alger IL will Dc conceded that among these thirteen the Republican Pre- idential racer will be found !"
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26
speaking for Public Opinion.

Editors of sixty-eight leading news papers, in response to request from the Cincinnati Enquirer, telegiaphed their opinions about the results of the two national conventions. The jour nalistic judgment thus brought togeth- CT tells the story as follows; Cleveland will be renominated without dissent ing voice and with enthusiasm, the democratic candidate for tie vice pres idency will be Gray, Black CT some other northwestern man; Blaine will get the republican nominat on, though Gresham would be stronger man be- fore the country. The renomina,ion of Cleveland is conceded by all the edit ors except one. The belief ill Blaine is not so sett ed. Many Ohio men pre- fer sherman and several other states have favorite sons, but all through the favorite son responses the thought of Blaine runs.
 Unless Blaine changes his mind again, the campaign of 1884 will be fought over. Nor on the same lines but with the same leaders. The strength of Cleveland has been built mp with every month of his administration. The objection which in 1884 told gainst him-without reason, to be sure, but still an objection in the minds of many conservative independents that he had not been tested in high public office and had no experience in national affairs, has most undeniably been removed. There is this year no dispute about his ability to deal with national questions and none about his courage in sticking to what he thinks right. Tie only criticism made now Is upon the mes sage His party will see that he is not misunderstood on that point.
 The editors tell another story. From democratic and independent papers come sentences ringing with confidence and enthusiasm. Cleveland s party is all with him, united, resoiute, smiling The independents pledge their support to him unequivocally as against Blaine A disciplined democracy always wins The opposing line of battle k not nov ing up with steady pace. Ther. are tariff reform republicans who will moi let Blaine lead them. There are stal warts who do not forget Conkling There are personal organs which art angry that the man who declined from Florence should juInpin and disarrangt the plans of other candidates at this latt day, Whole regiments are mutterings of mutiny. General officers mediate inactivity. The appearance of Blaine with his lace and plume outside and his cowardly, selfish heart inside, vii cause a halt and break. He will have a new plan just before the shock oi arms. and he can do it with success The democratic party has won tn, battle by the preparation of ilawles: administration.