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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09
HOUSE CLEANING SUGGESTIONS.


In cleaning bed chambers all furniture
should be moved, pictures and ornaments
taken from the walls and carpets taken
up. Bare walls, if hard finished, should
be wiped down and papered over, cleaned
off with dry cloth. Paints should be
washed; windows washed and polished,
floors wiped off with hot water, and
rinsed with strong brine In washing
closets and privies, very hot water should
be used, and after drying thoroughly, they
should be sprinkled with benzine to de-
stroy vermin and moths. Carpets should
be freed from dust before putting down.
If spots of greese or dirt still remain,
they can be removed with hot water and
pearline. When bed chambers are in
order, the parlor and dining-room should
be cleaned in the same way, and then the
kitchens, where special care should be
taken. All the baking pans, tin ware and
crockery utensils should be put in boil
ing water, and then secured. ], The walls
should be white washed and floors
scrubbed; sinks and dishes should be
cleaned with carboic acid and hot water.
After the house has been cleaned from
attic to cellar, the yard and out-build-
ings should undergo the same process, all
rubbish and dirt being hauled from the
premises, and lime and carbolic acid
freely used to cleanse and purify.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09

Over GO people were forced To leave thoir
homes yesterday 70 call for flee trial pac &
age of Lanes Family Medicine. II your bloc
is bad, your liver and kidneys out Of order, IL
you are constipated and have heads che and an
unsightly complexion. don't fail to call on any
druggist to-day for fec ample of this grand
remedy. The ladies' praise II. Everyone likes
It. Large-size package 10 cents
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09

The trial of Halves for the murder of his
wife, daughter and possibly another person.
at Birmingham, Ala, has resulted in YER
dict of murder in the first degree, execution
by ha7ging being recommended by the Jury.
An attempt to lynch Halves it will be re-
member d, resulted in the death of dozen
OF more citiz ms, wno were fired on by the
guards at the iail
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09

Jacob Blessing, German blacksmith liv-
ing at Buffalo, N. Y, committed suicide by
jumping from the Goats island bridge and
gong over the falls. He was out of work, in
love and melancholy.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09
A Radical Cure fer Ep,Ieptie Fir.

To the Editor-Please inform your readers
that bavea positive remedy for the above
named disease which warrant to cure the
tues that will send flee sample bottle and
valuable treatise to any sufferer Who will give
ne his o and Express address. Resp'y,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09

"A company has leased mill at Wolfeboro.
n. y. upper village, and will mauufacturs
heads for barrelh pals etc.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09
CLEANING FINE LAcEs.

To rub fine laces while washing them is
ruinous. The following is the best
method of doing them up; A thick
blanket of soft rags is sewed around a
bottle, and on this the lace is pinned.
The bottle is then placed In bath of
soapy, warm water; after soaking for
twenty minutes tits boiled for some time
and allowed to cool. 1t is dipped in sew
eral baths of clear water until all the soap
seems to be removed. The lace is then
taken off the bottle, and, after the water
is gently pressed out, it is hung up to dry.
When still slightly damp it is placed on a
hair cushion covered with flannel and
fastened with lacepins. This demands
skill and patience. A pin is placed
through each loop and twist is given be-
fore the pin is fastened. When quitedry
the lace is sponged with weak solution
of gum arabic, which gives rev ap-
pearance when dry.--Brooklyn Citizen.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years Of suffering from
trying every known remedy, at last found a
prescription which completely cured and saved
MIN from death: Any sufferer from this dread
ful disease sending a self-addressed stamped
envelope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence, IS War; en-
St., N. Y, will receive the recipe free of charge
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09
TO PUT A GLOSS ON woopwonK.

TO PUT A GLOSS ON WOODWORK.
For gloss or enamel finish on smoothly
dressed woodwork, now in favor, as good
authority as Decorator and Furnisher gives
the following directions: 1t is done by
first putting on a good ground of white
lead paint fatted and finely rubbed down
with sandpaper. Then put into the paint
tome white copal varnish, sufficient to
leave an eggshell gloss when dry, being
very careful that it is smoothly applied
md laid off finely, leaving no runs or
strong brush marks. Then apply varnish
alone, with just enough paint to cover it.
This last coat must be flowed on the work,
not rubbed out or brushed like the pre-
vious coats, but left on thicker or in
greater body, evenly brushed out, so as
not to be thicker in one place than another.
Zinc white of the best quality, broken up
thick with turpentine and strained very
line, should be used for the last two coats.
Enamel finish, to retain its pure white,
should be made with zinc ground in var
hish for the purpose, the first coat thinned
with turpentine, the last with good copal
varnish.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09

II afflicted with sore eyes use DR. .Isaac Thomp
sons Eye-Water Druggists sell at 25c bottle
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09
N. L. Nineteen.

No Opium In Pisos Cure for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail. Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
THE UNIVERSITY.
Action OF the Board of Nisitors-Changes'
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl


CHAR1o1Trsv1IIE. Va. June 2S.-Ihe
Board of Visitors Of the University OF VIZ
c,uis have held three meetings at the Uni
versltv this week There was q full board,
the following members beng present
MeSsrS. J. l.. Marye, OF fredericksburg.
rector: HOLMES Conrad. Winchester; Burr
=. Noland, Middleburg; ". {. \. ran
doIpb. Charlottesville: ". 4. Stuart, Salt
Vile. ". II. Boiling Nythcvllle: Mason
Gordon. Charlottesville; W. Gordon Nc
Cabe. Petersburg: Leigh f.. Watts, Ports
mouth. and James d. Jones, OF Charlottes-
Vile, secretary OF the board.
Or. Paul Barringer, of Davidson Couegc,
North Carolina. was elected acting proteS-
sor of physiology and surgery. This Is
the chair that has been filed 10y DIR. James
/. Cabell so ably for a number OF wears,
and who rs 10 official seniority heads the
faculty. DR.. Cabeil still remains a member
Of the faculty, but gives up bls active ser
vice.
Hon. !. L. Marve. of Fredericksburg, re-
signed theposit'on which he held As rector,
but remains q memner OF the boaro OF ISL
tors. DR.. ". &. y. Randolph was elected
rector IN his place. Or. William G. Dab
nev. professor of medicine, was assigned TO
DR. Caboll~ residence on East Lawn, and
Professor james N. Garnet, professor o
English. to the house now occupied by Dr.
". e. Dabney on West Lawn. these
changes are TO take place by the next seS-
sion. Or. Cabeu viii have rooms at the
University, but Will spend portion of his
zine in New York and Richmond.
The report in your issue Of the 9th in
slant that an authorized agent of the Uni
versity had made a natterlng offer to Hon.
J. r. Tucker previous to his election to a
fun professorship in the Washington and
Lee University is denied by the authorl-
ties at the University of Virginia. am
Officially informed that the University has
NO authorized agent " make overtures to
any one.
4 number Of the University students
have already left for their homes and
others are leaving on almost every train.
Several of the professors Will leave next
week for their summer vacations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
The V. N. |.
Work Of the Board of Nisitors-preparing
for the Celebration.
Especial telegram to The Dispatcn.l

LEXINGTON. Va. June 2s.-The Board Of
Visitors Of the Virginia Military Institute
continue in session transacting routine
business The election of state cadets Is
being considered tonight. The initial
feature of the annual commencement was
inauCuratcd tonight by the cadet min
strels in the mess-hall. Notwithstanding
the weather was bad large and fashionable
audience was out, and the evening was one
of real pleasure. The cadet battalion was
reviewed by the Board Of Visitors tins
evening. after which the barracks were H.
spcCtcd. go
The Cadet and Dialectic Societies will
hold then joint celebration IN the mess
ball Saturday night at 9 O'Clock. The e%-
crclses viii be opened by Cadet II. j.
Ayers 1927 as orator from the Cadet society.
His Grafton Will be- followed by the pre-
sentation of the orators, dcbater's. ana
DISCLAIMERS medals Won at the contest
which took place on the nights OF MAY 4th
and 5th. Cadet II. c. Ford 800 VIII close
the exercise, as orator from the Oalectlc.
The institute band will furnish music tor
the occasion. The exercises Viii be follow
cd by hop until las p. NJ
Cadets Ainshe and Shafer, of the Second
class. leave on furlough for Their homes
Richmond, Va on Saturday 10 make pre-
parauons for an extended trip abroad.
They sail from New York ON the 9th prOM-
mo- IN the steamer Ombria.
Mr.. Margaret }. Preston has gone North
10 have htT eyes operated on, and her dis
tineuished husband. Colonel J. /. j.. Pres
ton. accompanies her and Will not be here
10 deliver his historic address, but 1t VIII
bo read bv some distinguished gentleman
Vet 10 be selected Mr'. Preston poem
ON the scmi-centenuial IS printed and IN
the hands of General Smith and VIII BE-
made public July the 4th, when 1t viii be
read from the stand
In recent number Of the CfIf1ry there
Wa an illustrated article from the pen OF
Hon. John =. Wise on the Virginia Military
Institute Among the illustrations there
was a picture of General +. II. Smith, the
venerable superintendent. The picture
struck the fancy of We'll the artist, OF
Washington, d. c., who at once wrote here
for the original negative from which TO
Ip,iut an portrait. He secured the ne
gativc from Milcy and pronounced II one
Of the finest studies for a head that he had
ever seen. From that negative Well has
painted life-size bust portrait. and The
picture is now at the institute. lho~f VINO
have been SO fortunate rs 10 see the pant
inc pronounce It to he a perfect likeness
and work of art of the highest merit.
Miss Eva Flanagan and Hiss Benson, OF
New York, two popular society bellies nave
arrived
Mrs. Decatur Axtell, Of Richmond. with
three friends. arrived tonight, and Will re-
main through the commencement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
WORKING VERY HARD
ON THE NORFOLK AND CAROLINA
WAREHOUSES; AND W4ARVES.
Great Results Expected from the Com
pletion of the Road-A small
Tirc-Iiricfs.
correspondence Of the Richmond Di'paich-l
NORFOLK. June .. lsS

n.
large force OF men, with plle-drlFeTS,
eam-dredges. aud othet appurtenanceS'
are hard at work in the harbor erecting the
immense piers and warehouses for the Nor
folk and Carolina railroad Gt the point on
the southern side of the harpor known aS
Primers Point. Great things are eXpcctcd
of this road and our people are looking
eagerly forward TO its completion: Inc
line from here to Tarb0ro', y. C., is con-
structed in the most substantial manner
for the heaviest kind of traffic and viii be
open and ready for business inside OF three
Captain c. T.. Pet6s has been elected
chief of police 10 I'll the vacancy OCCASION
ed bv the death of Chief ROLAND. which
is a promotion from assistant chief.
Mrs. George Cameron, ST.. of Petcrsnilrg.
is soiourning a. virginia Beach with a
charming party of guests composed OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Cameron. Jr.. Miss Nc
Uwainc. of Petersburg, and Miss Hattie
Ross and Miss Pegram, of Richmond.
Next week they 90 home 10 prepare tor the
season at the Old White. Mr.. Cameron
has bought site for q cottage at the Beach
Mrs. General ]. f.. b. Stuart of Staunton.
and her daughter. Mrs.. Il. =. Waller, Of
Norfolk, are at Virginia Beach.
The Knights Of Iythlas Of Virginia 10
date have contributed $500 10 the johns
town sufferers.
Postmaster +. L. Sladc. r. O. Wise. Jr.,
James +. Duncan. and +. II. Camp, of Nor
folk Lodge. and Postmaster ". 4. Fiske
and Judge c. W. Niurdauch, of Ports
mouth. have been elected representatives
70 the Grand Lodge Benevolent Protective
Order Elks which meets at the Masonic
Temple in New York on the 10th OF July.
Mayor Il. G.. Banks has gone 10 Washing
ron 10 look after his application az col
lector Of the port.
DR.. Horace y. Taylor. Of this city. has
been appointed assistant surgeon Of Wards
Island Hospital. New York.
The remains Of j. II. Sheets, who was
killed by -. G. FGrcma were taken TO
Abingdon to-day by his wife and friends.
Thomas Lowry. the new Mahonelte fore
man of laborere III the construction depart
ment. and Naval Constructor BoWles are
having q fight over retaining Thomas Law
less. a Democratic quarteriuau OF laDorerS
Lowry left last night for Washington TO
report the matter to the Secretary.
The public schools Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth closed to-day for the holidays with
exhibitions at the Academy of Music and
Oxford Hall, prominent citizens taking
part in presenting the medals and other
prizes.
Miss Mamie Hudgins, q lovely young
daughter of Colonel II. {. liudgius.
eiohteen year Of age. died this morningat
the residence of the family, in Portsmouth,
after hrlet illness.
Hon. John Goode arrived in the city from
Washington his morning.
Captain John x. Ludlow lost his kitchen
and out-houses, on Tho Point" 10y fire
| last night.
Chief-Enginecr Thomas Kcviil was
thrown from hose-cart ON the corner Of
! FrcemasOn and CRANKY streets while going
to a fire this morning and very badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
A FIRE IN STANTON.
Damage to Tobacco, Jewelry, and Gro
ceTieS.


SrArNroN. VA. June 2S.-Last night
about 10 o'clock a fire was discovered ID the
upper rooms over the tobacco and cigar
store OF Charles f. Halnes at the southeast
corner of Main and Augusta streets. The
tobacco store is on the corner. Adjoining II
on Main street is the icwelry store OF }. r.
Kingan. and on Augusta street the grocery
store of J. y. Anderson. Mr.. HaiDeS, for
storage and working room, occupies over
the stores Of both the other parties. The
building belongs h Captain J. G. Marquis.
The damage to 1t Was very slight, a the IRE
companies were soon at the place after the
alarm was given. The upper portion OF
the house was flooded with water, which
did some damage to the goods III the three
stores.
Mr.. Haines is the heaviest loser. 1t is
supposed his damage amounts 10 about
SLIGO. Mr.. Haines IS president OF the
Chamber of Commerce of this city. The
building was insured in the Fire Assocla-
ton of Philadelphia; Mr.. Haines,s stool
in the Virginia State. Richmond; Mr.. An
derson'. stock in the PhGniX, Brooklyn,
n. Y, and Mr.. Kingan's in the Norwich
England Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
FRElGHTS COLLIDE.
4 smash-Up on the Richmond and ALE
ehany.
special telegram to tho Dispatcn.l

LYNcuBUBG, Va, June 2S.-'rwo freight
trains on the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad colllded about six miles below the
city this morning. Both engines are re-
ported 90 be badly wrecked and both
thrown from the track. II is stated to-
night that q large number of cars were
thrown from the track and the contents
scattered in every direction. Both engi-
neers and fremen are reported TO have
jumped Of before the collision occurred,
and no one was injured.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
commenced running wires along the line
Of the Lynchburg and Durham road to-day.
G. H. Moon, well-knOwn citizen OF
Campbell county, died YESTERDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
THROWN PIE
when lie Wanted acknowledgements 8
Appointment-Notes
repecial telegram to mo Dispatch.l

CHRIsTIANsBURG, VA, June 25.-Mr. I. a.
Ue,rmans received telegram to-day from
Par. McCaull informing him that he (Heer-
mans has been appointed Assistant District
Attornev for the Western dist ict. II Is
supposed this was done to app ase Heer-
mains. whom, 1t will be remembered, was
strongly backed by the kicker" for the
District Attorneys place, and whose failure
10 get it has disgruntled his friends IN this
section. Mr.. Heermans has the matter IN
der consideration. As he could not get pud-
ding he is in doubt whether be will take
PIE.
4. Miller. of this place, Is extremely III and
not expected 10 live.
The wheat Just being harvested promises
the finest WELD for many years
Our springs and boarding. places are be-
ginning 70 fill up with visitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
Has Taken TO Journalism.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTE, N. G.. June 2s.-Rev. j. r.
Ragwen, ID. D.. who was for a long time
one of the most prominent pastors in the
North Carolina Methodist Conference, will
tomorrow become one of the editors OF
the Charlotte critic. an eight-page weekly
paper recently started here with G. +. King
as editor. Nr. King remains on the staff.
DIR. Bagwells advent into journalism will
be watched with peculiar interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
MADISON DEMOCRATS.
Delegates Elected to the state Demo-
cratic Convention.
rcnr-nsrnnAencn ~ The IcEmonh nlsna,-h1
TLVII @ IVUTIII-1 u w 'FI'I3I'II DI'lT1 NJ
MADISON c. H.. Va. Junc27. 1850.

MADISON c. H.. Va. Junc27. 1889.
Pursuant TO call a maso-Tneetiug was held
here TO-DAY TO elect delegates TO the Demo
cratic State Convention. Comfy Chair
man ". f. Bohannon presided and james
W. Banks acted rs secretary. The follow
ing delegates and alternate~ were chosen:
Eapidau DistTct-Delegates: :. ID.
Kirtley. ID. NJ. Pattic. and q. II. TAYLOR
Alternates: II. W. llliard. q. j. Collins,
and W. j. Miller.
Robertson District Delegates: James
O. Clo-e, James NJ Rosser. and W. L. Bo-
hannah. Altcrnates: j. p. Smith. j. W..
Nethers. and .
Locust Dale District Delegates: Lester
Hill. T.. W Twvman. and II. d. Twymau.
Alteruates: Louis Lowell, Il. ID. Morris,
and ". A. Jackson.
Delegate at Large: james Hay. Alter
nate: II. d. Pray.
The delegation Is not instructed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29

schedule ln gIee. frAs ..a.
June ,. 1874 -. o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29

WANTED. S3ANDS4PERTON FOR
~ SoftCokc 05aytOn Rcd Ash1, the same as
offered bv Ware b. Gay. 10 Is cheaper than gas
coke. a. DO "a Ca nut, stove. eeS. end broken
,.les Il VIII substfrt. no many cases for anlhra-
cite coal Telephone Sd. or postal orders
,r,,,.t..ly flied AZ Broad AMI Pine streets. Eloa
Goai-l ara. W. :. FILChh"'
tc9.4s Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29

by Apperson & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers, &c.
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 90, 1889,

ON SATURDAY, JUNE 90, 1889,
~ NJ o'clock r. NJ. Apperson q Co. Will sell
NJ auction those TWO REAL NICE LITTLE
TENEA ENTS. s22 aud SCI. nj tho northosst COZ,
ner ~ china and Cherry streets. with three and
four rooms respectively. snug little homos, ana
will rent we'll. The smallest now brings - per
month. Stable In rear Of sli: So has side alley.
we'll Of pure water Tor Joint use. Lots IDsAlV'
Ccot cnrh. You cant pass without noticing.
Vow examine them and come and buy.
TRGNs: EasY--ay one fourth cash; balance IN
ak twelve. and eighteen months, interest anu
~ ~ APPERSON & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29

m WI 5. sss.:zsss3 vsSES.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Al AND POTOMAC PAILROAD-schefr..
commencing JUNE Is ls9-eastsra s-slss.
time:
,s32 A. N. leaves Byrd-sirset station la|,
stops only Al Ashland. Juncusn q .
ford. aud Frsdericksburg se.tr-
% Washington and Nov York
ii:C7 A. " leaYes Byrd-streot station taTr,r.
cept sunday Parior car " Nam.
ton.
s:25 p. ". issvos BYrd-strsc: stai1n Gan,
sleeper 20 Nev YORK
$50 A. u. arrives ~ Byrd street. ..aaon f....
sleeper from Neu York.
9:3s r. ". arrives ~ Byrd Street - Jon DALI.
stops az Frofercksbu.r. Ell.
Junction. and Ash.ani s..eos- ......
Washington and vow Yor.
io:4oP. NJ arrives a. Byrf-s,r.,' ''s'llr a..r
except sunday Isios A. .-,n
Washington.
ASHLAND TRtIN2
DAILY BKcsrr srsDlr.
6lsA. ". leaves RiDa. Arrives o. Amls9f A.
1.33AM
100 P. n. secanrno1,.on l-sr-f Byr, -r.,.
station; arrives p. f.4 anIst Dr. .
s:OtP VI. leave, giDa. a,s.,s, q. A.l.aa. B..
6f5P.N
6:G5 A. ". arrives E.ba. Iesvcs a-n..et.
A. n.
s.85A. ". accommodation arrives al. r..
A.rssi station. .caros Aa4.. ..
"A. ".
5.59 P ". arrives =, Elsa. lea7,s l..... D.,
5l2P.N.
AVIATOR. G,nerai I'-... I-.-.
+. T. b. MYsks, General sugera's.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29

WANTED 10 PURCHASE, FOR
w 4 CASH CUSTOMER. 4 DESIRABLE
BrLDING LOT OR RESIDENCE between Or
contiguous 20 clay " Main aud between IN
auI Aiaras streets. or would rent. Possession
l. or before lst 0t October. apply 20
J.. D.. HILL & Co,
fo..r. Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29

Lyrpy vs. RrrD. sroyRHA1. BY. &C, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST HEED. &c. pEfrNDANT5.-lH Ihb
CHANCEeY COURT on IRE CITY OF RICHMOND
Z Charles ". Goidin. clerk Of said court, GER
tifv that inc bond required Of tho special COM
missioners By the decree IN said cause OF June
D.. l--g. has been duly given.
Given under ny hand this 24th day OF june
lss4. ...,.,.,,
le .1s1fg9.at CHARLES W. GODDlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
DIsSoLUTIosS "a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dissolution.

RICnHOSp. Va, June Is. 1852.
The firm Of DAVENPORT & MOEkLs was dis
solved on the OH Of June. 1889. by the death Of
Mr.. GRIFFIN Is. DAVENPORT
l. DAVENPORT, JR.,
JUNlUS 4. MORRIS,
Surviving partlers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29

more central position. He will also give
estimates for pulling down and removing
the electric-light and fre-department
building. The largo new wharf is TO be
put higher up the river than any yet built,
and il il becoming necessary 10 put the
Offices in q more central position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29

RICHMOND. VA, June -. 1889
The undersigned have this day formed % CO.
partnership under the old aud established nrIn-
name Of DAVENPORT - MORRIS for the pur-
pose OF conducting the same business go long ngo-
secuted BY the Old Tm. The entire inserest of the
late Mr.. GRIFFIN ID. DAVENPORT will remain In
the business aud will DO represented by lis sons,
ISAAC DAVENPORT and FRANK \. pANEA-
PORT. ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
JUNfUS 4 NORRIS,
ISAAC DAVENPORT.
10 Ie-2w PRANK A. DAVENPORT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
WeAt Point Improve sents.

WssT PoINr, Va, June I.-~Mr. 0. X.
Smith. Of Durham, n. g., IS here making
estimates as % cost OF moving the general
claim office building and the locai,omce
buiIdiug some distance up the yard to a