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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
virc,nts nemocrntlc Pntnotlsm.

The Baltimore Herald. Republican, pays
high tribute 10 the patriotism Of the no.
bic body OF Virginians that assembled in
Armory Hall Wednesday. IL its issue Of
yesterday il saws;
1t was evident from the beginning that
private ends. IN the main, Were 70 be sacri-
feed IN order that strong ticket might be
Put in the fcld against the Republicans
That a crisis was at hand was felt by every
one Of the delegates composing the con-
VentiOn. As q consequence, the rGllylnS
cry is anything % beat the enemy.
That was. OF course, written be-
fore the Democratic standard-bearers had
been selected, but what the Herald saw was
evident came 70 pass. The friendly rivalry
among the candidates for nomination was
great, but nobody questioned from the be-
ginning that any one Of them would make
any sacrifice the majority might hold or
the signs of the times might dictate would
be for the good Of the party. They are oil
true men. Can party having such leaders
as are the successful. as well as the unsue-
cessful aspirants. and which is imbued
with the spirit manifested throughout the
entire proceedings Of the convention, be
defeated by the ignorant. the vicious, and
the enemies OF good government?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
Rennhlicnn Confessions.

The Chicago Tribune has recently grown
enthusiastic over the southern boom"
Well. there is no doubt of the fact that this
section is progressing with tremendous
strides along the path Of material and in
dustrial progress. All the Tribune says
about its wonderful development IS true.
Bat where would the South have
been but for the Democrats? The
New Orleans Times Democrat pcrtinentiy
remarks that the admissions Of the 7''i5wl'
and other northern Republican papers re-
garding southern progress area complete
refutation of all their attacks upon the
South" The hour the South threw OF the
Republican yoke marked the beginning OF
southern recuperation. Southern progress
and good government, which means Demo
cratic ascendancy. have been proved to be
inseparnble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
Reoccca q. Talbot Recommendations.

Ann Havses, eininisuaaiE o. La aA ,...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

The New York World, in commenting
upon the Atlanta post-oilice incident, says:
Every northern man who goes TO the
South for any other than a political pur-
pose quickly and naturally comes TO SYM
pathiZe with the race feeling OF the native
whites there And this without any desire
to see the colorod people oppressed or IN
any way wronged."
True. Human nature is the same the
world over. A sense OF superiority over
other races Is inherent in the Caucasian.
The northern man, who has been raised IN
community where the negroes constitute a
mere handful may, 50 long as he remains
in that community, imagine that he has no
race prejudice; but let him remove to a
place where the whites and tho negroes
are anything like equally divided, and the
latter are disposed TO be arrogant. and he
will show the race feeling stronger than
will the southern white man. The latent
feeling of antagonism to the idea OF
domination by the inferior race or social
equality which the Creator has implanted
in him will be developed by things that
the native white southorner would, know
ing the negro as the latter does, pass IN
noticed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
WarVenton Races.
tCo.r estondcrr Of tho Richmond DISPATCH, !

WARrESTOs, VA. August IL, 1859.
To-day tbs races unier the management OF tho
WarrentOn hace-Cogrso Association caMe Oh.
Several good hprses which wore expected 70 DO
entered were Gnable 70 run, ana thi5 Ia mea-
sure delracied from thc excitement aud enjoy
meat Of tho day.
The nrst race was a three-eighth. mile dash
for purse Of so, $40 10 90 TO the second
honso. The horses entered were Opal, belong
ing 70 Mr. Z. Ashby Cooper: White Wing, be-
longing 10 G. ". smith. Of this rlace. and Mrs.
Makers Yerell. Opal won easily, with White
Ming second
THO second race was ono OF ,hi ee-QUhrter mile
heats for pu so Of 500, with 80 TO the second
besL The entries were Population. Ntnion. and
0oldie ". Tnis was perhaps the most exciting
RAGS OF the cay. Hepadia.or was tho fayorite.
and 0olcie b. Nintoo won the ufss heat. With
Goidie NJ. second; however, he was so famed
that no could not take par. IN the noxt heat,
which was won BY Goi1ie d.. WAC thereby Won
the race.
Ihe ,hird race was a steeploc chase OF one and
half miles Tor half bred horees tor purse Of
$50 Tho horses eoterea wero Why Net, ridden
b. Mr.. X hsyes aud owned 10y Nr. P. A b. Port
Iaan; X. II. Madduy's hogul. ridden By hr.
james X. Maddux; e. w. smiths Lawrepca W..
ridden by Mr. BARKER. The race Was doubtful
unit the h gtDe stretch. whom Maddox SHOT ahead
of Barker AID Won by three lengths.
loo crowd Ia at,endaacs was uaasaaiiy small.
aud Il Is feared that tue gate receipts viii net be
sufficient 70 pay EXPENSES. lhe sports viii DO
repea oil io-p0froE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

Never in the history Of Virginia politics
did candidate for nomination make a
more gallant and decorous fight than our
friend and brother Of the state made for
the Democratic nomination for Governor.
The vote he received would have been a
compliment TO any aspirant for such an
honor; but for one of his years, and as a
maiden effort, Colonel BEIBNE and MS
friends may feel not only gratified, but
proud Of the result. He has had his first
friendly political skirmish, and has borne
himself so as to crafty his friends and win
the admiration of his opponents. He gives
noble example to all defeated candidates
in friendly contests by the announcement
that he will promptly take the stump in
behalf Of Captain MCKINNEY, his late rival.
He will speak at Franklin Courthouse on
the first Monday in September, court-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

The New York Times Of yesterday, in an
article headed THE Virginia Campaign,
and suggested by the meeting of the State
Democratic Convention, says:
Never before in any State was there a
similar spectacle. To al intents and pur;
poses IL is contest between political
party on one side and one man lMahonel
on the other, who seeks to gain control tol
dictatorship and viii do his bidding, what
over it may be- We shall see what choiic(
the people OF Virginia will make in such
contest"
The choice Of the people of Virginia vii
be for government by the Democratic party
and against the dictatorship OF the boss Of
the black cohorts and ally of the CHAN
DLEns. the BoUrELLEs, and the FoRAKKEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
STAUNTON.
DIR. Fishers nlness-Sunday-Soho Mat
tcrs-Crop.
aicnmoui Dlspatch.I

AUGUST 10. lsS9.
Dr. e. c.. Fisher, assistant pnyslciRu al The
Western IunAtic Asyiu u. whose extrome illness
was communicated through the Dispatch lew
days since, has not improved. Yesterday his
condition was perhaps worse then previously
The Baptist Saboath school OF THIS city VIII
make nu excursion 70 Lexington and Buena
Vista on The x0th Instant
Whilst tue Baptist congregation IL not mo
LARGEST IN this ci:y, yet tie ate dance and men-
bership in ITS Sabbsth school vas reporter the
largest al the County Sunday->choOl Convention
held here Que year ago IL Is understood tina.
almost every Cflcer aud memoor OF the school
wi participate Ia tho plsasare-day Of the 2Jih.
lt viii be tie nrst excursion Of the kiad - tsko
bueua Vista in.
1ho offerings Of wheat are increasing In our
market. Inc quality is gOnorally good. but
nearly all. as IVES 10 be exDectode IS damp
Somc now hay has been sold. Tho loss from
inauihty 10 secure the whole hay crop VIII BE-
greater than tho aggregated amount 81 damage
to wheat In this mar1et. Whero several large
manufacturing mills Ia ihs city cnf county ro-
ceive supplies Of wheat. Il Is quoted oow at 80
cent. Timothy hay OF the new crop and ia fair
order has toen sold at III per ton. CATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
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HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
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y i4-eoJ2mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

"A jollier set Of men than the five con-
demned murderers on whom the death
watch has been placed in the gloomy old
New York Tombs would be hard to find. u
Perhaps they have been reading the
wrangles of the experts over the question
whether electrical executions will execute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

1T is now said that it was not lack of
money which prevented King KALAKAUAs
trip to the Paris Exposition, but fear that
ne would lose his throne if he did not
stick right 10y it," Well, but his throne IS
such "a small affair that he might have car
RCD IL alnng with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

A dispatch from st. Petersburg says that
the Nopoe Ynaaya in 81 inspired article
declares that the outside Powers will
make themselves sorely felt when the
triple alliance attains its real object which
IL war" The outside Powers arc France
and Russia, and there may be something
Ia the declaration Of the st. Peters
burg organ that the object Of the triple
alliance Is war Bat II that object
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
STRAUSE BROTHERS.
10 -
rau l6in
WORTH READING

The beat ROYAL ana CROWN sATINEs re-
ducod % l0c. a yard;
The best full yard wio BATISrE reduced 70 lJc.
yard
WOOL CHALLI, the ljc quality, for DC. yard !;
WOOL CHALLI. the pc. quality, for 10. yarL
When We say WOOL CHALLI we mean that
hIsALL WOOL. ono way.
ALL-WOoL FRENCH CHALLI at i0'. a yard for
the Zoe. quality;
COTTON CaALLI. handsome styles, at SIC for
the Toe quality;
WHITE PLAID MUsLINS for Wrappers, Dress
sacquos, and Aprons at SIC. yard for tho
l2Hc quality;
CHINA SILKS. 90. for tho COO. quality; zoe. for
the 75c. quality; ;5c. Tor the g. quality;
FRENCH sATINR5 ut &c. for tho IS and Dc.
quality;
FANCY HOSB ct 39c. pair that would DO cheap
AZ DC.
PURE LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEF
worth 25c. each. We sell three Ter &c;
SWISS MUSLIN FLOUNCINGS very cheap;
SWISS MUSLIN KDGINGs very cheap;
LACE FLOUNCINGs and DRAPERY LACRS
very cheap;
TOILET ARTICLEs-lho test ri the lowest
prices:
800 lsree-size sPONGgS from &c. up tosl-worth
double the money.
TRUNKS can Do had of us AT manufacturers
prices SEQ ours before you buy and you
will save money
BABY CARRIAGES, manufactured by Whitney,
the best and cheapest Carriages ever offered.
THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS.
LEVY & DAVIS.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
NOBB'S ISLAND.
YIRGINIA'S SEASIDE RESORT ~ THE AT
LANTIC OCEAN.
SEASON or 1Sa

Increase q hotel accommodations. new build
ings. ana other improvements.
1be finest beach AMI surf-ba'Aias In tho
world superb fishing and cunning
Can be reached from Norfolk by steamer
NORTHAMPTON ria CherTystonc Mondays, Nefnes-
DAYS. ani Fridays. or daily by Now York, Phiia-
deipLis and Norfolk railroad. Passengers trans
ferred a. The island by newly ntted-up steamer
RATES: Per day, t2.50. per week, FL; per
MONTH so
For full information address
A. COBB, Proprietor,
Chorryton. Northampton county. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

Unsurpassed in appointments. table. aud gem
eral attention. Terms less for the RccOmmoda-
iious. entertainments, ard amusements given
than 1t any resort " is prestige IN the United
states Musi, twice day by Tie celebrated Fort
Monroe Band: nightly hops, frequent germans
and ball. safest and most delightful SURF n
Iug on tho coast; good sailing fishing. an1
driving Frequent presence OF foreign and
American -hila OF wa., daily inspections, drills,
parades, cannon aud rife tarEct-prncticc. a
broad expanso Ofselt wator surrounds Old Point
CofsfOr,. hence ,here are no land DreeZes, 10
malaria, no hGy-fsyer 10 oppressive heat Tho
evenings arc del. yl,iiul and tho nights cool and
refreshing. July and August are particularly
pleasant and healthful. The most charming ma
rips views IN tho world. SeDd for descriDiiyo
pamphlet. &. =. rms,
10 asu, I'u&F30t Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
lC,rnrroEs or TIE SHENAN-

6s(tROTTOES OF THE SHENAN-
" DOAU" WEYER CAVE. CAVE OF TUE
FOUNTAINS. GBOTTOES STATION. shkNAN-
DOAH-YAALEY RAILROAD, NA.-lhe most
wonderful cayerns 10 tho world. Natures mar
vellous work vowed by incaudoscent electric
light An elegant hOtel nov open. This place
f. On the south FORK OF tho Shenandoah riyer IN
the most beautiful section Of the alley OF Tho
ShenanGooh. For descriptive auI illustrated
pamphlet address ..
~ l4-oOJ2mO stanton. va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

GRAND EXCURSION TO NOR
" FOLK by RESCUE COUNCIL. No /, JR. q.
T. \. NJ. SATURDAY NIGHT. August q !se4
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot 40 II p.
y. returning. losvre Norfolk sunday night at
O'Clock sharp. Special coaches for ladies' and
their esc0rts Ticket. round trip, $l.5J Cnn DC
had Of Tho cOmmittec ~ no. train. Hn INV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

Flood-tde in the VI blto sulphur gayeties was
reached last night whom the shifting scenes VI
the weeks panOrama eliminated IN thc Drh-
Liant bal .,gltdre. The mellow rays OF countess
Lanterns gaze n weird aud Oriental charm y"
the lovely lawn that rims hotel and cottages WIN
thenfro and all were overcome by scene OF
surrounding spleudor and dazzled by the pfn,
unucy % tuo effects. When wealth, boauty hnu
fashion join hands there Is no rests ing ueu,
aud no more glorious pageant ever lhaVhtu VI,
t~onsfgr az mo stream OF human life that poured
from The parlors 20 the grand ballroom, "heIs
every preparation that taste could desire anu
money supply was made TO give an appropris.e
artistic framing 10 the living aud moving PIC
Z
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

"'Is the Atlantic coast sinkins?' P" asks
the Amsterdam On. W Democrat" No;
that is, our navy does not seem to find
snch To he the caSe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
A VERY GAY WEEK.
THE WHEEL or PLEASURE At The
OLD WHITE SULPHUR.
Bal Poudre-A Blaze of Light Beauty
Some OF the Participants ana
Their Costumes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatco.l
wnIrv SULPHUR SPRINGS. August u, j

WnIrH SULPHUR SPRINGS, August ~, Io's'
The past week has been steady lnpouflns Vi
people. and every day and hour mas peen ~
round of mIrth and gayety. and II "the lite OF
action IL uo0ior than the lie Of thought" toen
the vigor which eharacterizes Social NE mere
whore ali 20 wholly surrender themssVes, sV SOU.
must DO thoroughly satisfactory to INC mos.
Vleliant conscience The elements thcso Iast
seven days have boon In evident sympathy Win
the busy whin Of pieasufes porAonlns On i
morniugs noonA and nights - meet every ne
cossliy OF balls. lawn parties. luncheonA ana
"sgeiim entertainments that have maze Wis
past week docidcdly gayer than my CT Us pre-.
decessOrs. The moonlight evenings OF the pasI
week bsve proved rather dangerous u the scDu-
mentally inclined. several tender hearts, ba'lhg'
Il il whispered. been seriously affected ana even
lost or exchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

"BouLANGER and his co-conspirators are
to be deported when caught" The way to
skin rabbit is first 10 catch your rabbit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

NIILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH
VI COUNTY, Va. two milss from Millboro
dopot. Cnesapeske an1 Onto railway Open
June SIN 10 OCTOBER l0TH. sulphur. alum.
md chglybea'e waters. For rates. g., address
my 29-2.m' DAVIDSON " co.
CHESTNUT HILL OFFERS EVERY
y advantage Of TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Large lawn: milk and ice: and within ,en min
utes walk Of churches. depot, ind post ofNce
BoarI per month of four weefs so Apply TO
firs. H. CONWAY MACON, Orange Courthouse,
W. al ll-eOd3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
BRIEF COMMENT.

This trust business is being run into
the ground" 1t is TO be hoped that marks
the death of it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
ADVERTISING RATES.

Reading notices IN reading matter type. i've
llacs or less. 81 In nOnpafeu loaded, sc.
Card OF rates for moro space furnished on up
plicauOn.
All letters and kilograms must be sddressel
toTnr DESPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will TO- be ro-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.

IS q general .amiiy remedy for Dyspepsia.
TORPID Liver. Constipation. etc.. hardly ever
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pointed IN the c1eci produced IL seems Almost
erfcct cure iOr all diseases Of the Stomach
aud Bowels. ". j. hcELEOf, Macon, "a.
Ia-Wtwl, F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
uELLMUTH COLLEGE

LONDON, ONTARIO. CANADA.
Instruction extensive. thorough. practical.
Literature, Languages. Mathematics, Science,
Music. fainting. k'ocation, business Sonrsc. &c.
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den,s from all parts q America. Tho numOog
receiyad limited. Charges moderate. ress on
the European plaE. FOO circular sddress the
hsy. i. X. kNGLIsH. N. A.. Principal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
REDWOOD SCHOOL,


WESLEYAN FEM Al f INSIl-
w TUTE. STANTON, VA, opens ,ki' TEN.
BIER A. 1879. ono OF tue most ihofonsn aLi
attractive SCHOOL, FDk iODN1 LAyli -
the Cn'on. Distinguished 0dvan'ages DO hl'l,'
| AkT. KLOCUTlJS. &C. Clms,9 Gu.uIpa--'t.
Pnpiis from uinosoru states. forms '"H ~ B.
| ClAL INDV .NENlS - psrs'1a az li-'ei. =.
Flr tho great Inducements ~ iuis d tLEDh i ID
VIRGINIA .lliOVi write f0r r. '1tuog Ie ~
WILLIAM a. IfAtKi, %. D., PRECEDENT
/ y 7-sl. - s. k25t.Jyi2 -woOWf H.aAD'ON' "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
DOWNING GREEN ACADEMY,

I'D Bowling Green. Va. Exceptionally healthy
region. fuil courses preparatory 3 University
aud Business Board aud tuition for session OF
nine mOnths, STA For catalogue apply 10 JOHN
HIATT. Faculty; jOnS HAIR. University &
Virginia N. a. *. A. BAN. University OK Viz
ginia NJ. A. and Of Berlin Uniyersi1y, JOIN
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
S0ILED EDGES ONLY DAMAGE.
PRICES 80 PER CENT. BELOW
ALL COMPETITION.

90 pair 1914 WHITE Wool BLANKETS, 7)c.,
richly worth il.25; .. ...,,..,.. -, 80,
richly worth fl.5O; ,,,-,., -. -,
psir iOI WHITE IXL. s2O5, richly worth
lc pair si9i io-i WHITE WENTWORTH. t@3o, rich
q psir iot 'BERKsHIRE, good weight $40,
richly worth SO.
Il pair iO.4 NANTUCKET, s2.55. r!chly worth
: psir III DUNDEE se.7l. ii-hly worth s.;
Is pair 1911 sUSQUEHANNA. tL39, richly worth
% pic ia PURITAN. extra quality, 80, richly
p SG' ~ 'GtiiFoRSIA. equal to Beaver sos
richly worth rs.
THE ABOVE WHITE BLANKETS WERE
PURCHASED AT a GREAT AUCTION SALE
IN NEW YORK AT ABOUT HALF YALU g.
so TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT
SACRIFICE SALE.
70 pair l04 RED WOOL BLANKETS. tL59,
richly worth 80;
10 pair III RED LILY finest wool AM elegantly
bound. at s34i. richly worth So:
: pair iO-4 SAPPHIAE BLUE WOOL III Az
krTS extra weight BE. richly worth $3.50:
@ pair CALIFORNIA SILVER GkAl, tl.32, 3
grel. bargain - gao.
T. pair GORDAVILLE, .jx.G, sl.f2, ara worth
$40:
: pair OUR FRIEND. We made end extra l0n-,
40 thls saie We Oror tnnm 80 tltU. worth 81;
70 pair SILVER STAR l0-f GAhi BLANKETS az
fl36. richly worth f315.
- pair BROWN BLANKETS At &C.; -
Il par LARGE-slZE BROWN BLANKETS al
30.
REMEMBER, you got 81 worth for SO. by buy
ing now Como end 500 tho Great Values
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
aVNHER RESORTS.

DUVAL HOUSE. SALEM, VA
~ T. A. PARSONS, PROPRIEToR.-LarGe, airy,
comfortable. wel-furnished rooms Views eX-
fensiye and magnificent Pure, bracing At
mosphcre and water. Fare equal TO my For
any information address tho unterslgnci, local
agent, and he Will cal or you.
4. r. CRENSHAW.
vfQfn 3l9 west Cary street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

1pG'(oH!EN
(0NPANY
Visitors to the city are
aJ1caysat liberty to maize
themselves at home here.
The WGitJn6-rOODo Is TOR
their reception.
To price goods, or to
buy MeDo--7oO persuasion
on the part of the en-
ptoyeeS. You do your 0lCn
OOSin6---yOltr O1C11 buy
mG.
The prices and the as
S0rtment are calculated
to D1Gbe your purchases
the D1dj71SprW6 Of in
duceD1e1t.
Here is q mile Of store
Keeping under one roof
1Cih eUery possible ad-
ranta6e that u modern
w0rld can furnish.
This Weeb the MTEN-
7ORYN.ALE takeS place,
and goods are sold ut
prices that 1COUJd pTOre
fatal to m 0St small
houses.
Sirty50ur d ep0T t.
mentS, With an erh16it
of everything that Us Of
interest for useful and
ornamental purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
ADLAZE WITH LIGHT.

Tho spacious piazzas and corridors ana par
life. and from decorated walls and gathering
chandeliers aud stately columns hung gerlah1s
OF eyerr:een and roses in every variety OF IOrel
design. Promptly at the appointcl unlo, q, Il
thrilling notes Of grand march p,alcd form
from Crimes Band Ike tho clarion nole OF ~
Alpine norm signalling the approach OF thi,
grand asscmblase tho vast procession. hea4eI
by the gallant fitahugh Lee ald ms qIcchIy
wife. swept into the ballroom aud tue ie'eHy
began.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
NIT WELCOMF HIGH SCHOOL,
CDGE HILL SCHOOL.

This wal-anown school for young ladies and
children opens SEPT kNBbR ~. 1872. address
for Information Mise Z. X. RANDOLPH. or Mrs.
W. y. HARRISON, keswick. Aloemarie. "a
Gu O. luxFtOci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
n MEETINGS..
AwVSEssES'rS.

ID ES.-THERE @ h..,cS
Z will be two TROTrING %sSfp.<Ec2C<---..-s. -
RACES TODAY at the Fair - -.
Grounds. cOmpenclue al
O'Clock Z. N. sharp. al lD-iv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
HOW'S
YOUR LIVER?

IL the Oriental saiutauon, knowing
that good health cannot exist without
d healthy Liver. When tho Livor Is
torpid the Bowels arc sluggish and
c0astipatoi. the food los IA tho
stomach undirea,cd. poisoning the
blood: frequent hcad9cno ensuos;
feeling Of lassitude, dcspon lency,
and nervousness indicate how the
whole system IS dcranccd. Sim
mons Liver Regulator las becn tho
means OF restoring more people 70
health anI happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any agency
known on earth. Il acts with extra
ordinary power sud efficacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

NOR SALE, PIANO. COM f11s11TY
3 PARAVIyEI,Y new aud little us,d ~ ~
Further Information obtained by addressing T.,
Circuit Court. hu 4p-t