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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Lawn Party in Henrico.

A lawn party, given by young ladies to
their friends. took place last Thursday
nigh. at the residence of Mr.. John Bo wles,
III HcurlcO county.
Every gentleman was compelled TO don
a white hood and apron. creating great
amusement by their grotesque appearance,
making II seem festival Of the White
Caps.
An elegant supper was served at II
O'Clock, followed later on by course Of
fruits, select ices. and confectloneries.
Dancing was participated iu til early morn
ing.
The success OF the occasion is chiefly to
be attributed to the ladies'. Mrs. John
BowIes and Mrs. j. I. Anderson. and Misses
Clara Bowles. Lille Meisel, Lizzie Schu-
mscher, Pauline Frick and others, whose
efforts were never so much worthy ofappre-
citation and whose aim was never so well
accomplished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Rrcparing 10 send Delegates to the Nor
folk Convention.

The.Republicans OF the city win meet TO-
rporrow night in precinct meeting to elect
meets in the Circuit Court room Tuesday
night TO choose twenty-six delegates and
thirteen alternateS 10 tho Norfolk conven-
ton.
Tho delegates to the City Convention
viii number between fifty and sixty. One
delegate viii be chosen for every one hun
dred votes or fraction over fifty east for
the Republican ticket last fall
The delegates 10 the Norfolk Convention
Will leave here Wednesday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Outing Of Railroad-,Ien.

The general traffic managers of the rail
roads over which the Kanawha Despatch is
operated. the principal one Of which ~ the
Chesapeake and Ohio system, are now en-
loving summer outing They are accom-
panied by their wives and some few other
railroad officials are also with them. the
happy company after spending Thursday
and Friday az Newport News came up TO
Richmond Friday night. making the run
of seventy miles in one hour and forty
minutes. The train consists OF three pull
man cars. The party left here yesterday
morning for Natural Bridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

On Tuesday evening next at s:l5 o'clock
there will be held ct the hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association u public de-
bate by the Randolph Literary Society.
The question is, EeSo}ned, THAT the Ten
dency Of the United States Is Toward a
Despotic Government and the debaterS
are Messrs. T. ID. Frey and Glen0orth Hall
In the Affirmative, and W. Mac Jones and
6. III. Wallace, Jr., in the negative. The
musical members of the programme will
be among its most enjoyable features
This society has during the last year or
two so raised its tone that IL Is no longer
in the category of cphemerd and puerils
organizations, but is celebrated through
cut the eity for the eloQuence Of IL NAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Not Departed Yet.

Mrs. GIL, the enterprising superintend-
ent OF our male orphan asylum, has start.
cd a small monthly. the Nae Orphan Mes
senge-. In one OF the Nos. she makes Q
complimentary mention OF the first Board
OF Directors (naming them, and says they
have all gone " their rest. TINS Is mis-
take as to one Of the list-yiz.. Mr.. Il. b.
Minor, who still survives in fair state Of
preservation for his years. lie Is now IN
Richmond. and will be glad to meet any OF
his old acquaintance who have any incli-
nation IN sea him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Railroad Company rs. Postal Telegraph
Cable Company; Richards and Wife rs.
Mayo: O'Donnell, who sues, &C., rs. Far
reli, &C.: voss and Wife rs. Burging;
James Lyons, Guardian. rs Anthony Rob-
insoD--tx pdrfe decree; Wingler rs. Home
building Company dissolging injunction;
Virginia T.. Mofett-motion TO substitute
trustee pc,%e Union Bank of Rich
inond CO. l.. T. Harvie. &C.; Union Bank
Of Richmond rs j. y. Harvic; MattoS, Al;
.n,;nistrstor. ~. Anthony Robinson aud
Others. and James Lyons. Guardian, %.
same; Cox rs. Gilman's Executor. &c.
BAILEY & sale cs. Crenshaw & Sale Minor
& Jacob. who sue. &c. %. samuel Garth
right; West, Guardian, rs. West: Kahn
a.. Kern; Richards and WIFE rs. Mayo;
McCArco rs McCarro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Governor Lee was greatly missed 70 the
convention. Had he been IN the citv La
would have received an ovation Of which
he might have been proud.
The Governor vas with his family ont in
the mountains Of West Virginia. but he %
nevertheless very enthusiastic over the
:ic'ct the Democrat, have placed III the
field.
The following special was received By
the Di.Cofc' last night from the White Sul-
phur Springs:
[ ha,o lust seen Governor Leo on his
way 20 Dagger SPRINGS. He says that ""
oro sure C. win on our ticket; tEat ne
other SIDE cannot fetch Us this time. lie
saws tell his bows that no is feeling good.
and TO be sure to fight hard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
VIRGINIA BRIGHrs.


Earned runs-virginias, . Base on balls-Vir-
ginias, ,: virginia bri ghSs, p Two-base hits
Wesi, 2; Nicholas, l. Hit By pitched ball
Ioftwi,ch. struck out-Virginins. 9. virginia
Brights b. Left on hsses-Vrginias, g Viz
GINA Brigh,s. 4. Passed bslis-Sydnor. l.; Luck.
/. Umpiro-Mr. B0Schen. Scorer-Ar. Whar-
ton.
News has been received by the manage
mept of the Virginia club that the Raleigh
club viii be here on the %. IN of this month
with a strong nine and with the intention
Of taking a game from the Nirginias:
The Eirginias are negotiating with the
HamptOns for two games IN that city for
the latter part of this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

The following officers have been installed
bv jefferson Lodge. |. O. Of G.. r.. Past
Chief Templar, /. c. Pates: Chief Tenn
plar. james Parker; Nice-Templar, Gala
tacv: Financial Secretary, Lewis Foose :;
Treasurer. Ida rimberake; Secretary,
George Il. Jones, Jr.; Assistant Secretary.
Il. A. Whitlocs; Chaplain, James 7. At
kinson. Marshal Lewis Dillon; Deputy
Marshal, Anna Grow Guard. Lucy Tucker {;
Sentinel. Eddie Brown; Orsanist, Ada
Ogiiyie; Choristor, John Sterling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
The Mll<AOO'S SON.
Jupan's Future Sovereign Being Educated
According 20 Western Notions.
g., I,rnn.i.... arn r,lnnrl


His Imperial Highness Prince Haru, heir
apparent 70 tho throne of japan, Is now IN
his tenth year. A delicate child IN ms early
days ne has happily acquired health ald
strength a. years went by. No imperial
prince IN this empire has ever been
similarly brought up, Tho Princes
mode Of lite IS modelled almost
entirely upon western lines. lie at
tends the MOBILES school daily. and
studies precisely ~ do his fellow students.
The ChOyq ShinbHp. says that IN both lite
nature and military science ne has made
extraordinary progress, but If what this
buqei (military scien ~e) consists We cannot
precisely say. In c.. den times q noble Ja-
panese began at very early age 20 study
the use of the bow, the sword, and tho
lance, but even in the case of "a imperial
prince skill In managing such weapons
scarcely continues TO be included among
essential omphshMsnts. Doubtless
Prince Haru takes lessons in fencing
and eQuest rianism As part OF his
school course and in archery rs pastime.
The Chcyd tells Us that he has cold bath
every morning; that his diet is chiefly
meat that he has shaken himself entirely
free from petticoat goyernnent; that rs
constant companions are officers and tu-
tors that he is fond OF yisitln. beautiful
scenery. as at Enoshima and Ataml; trat
he PLAYS on the seashorc and in the woods
like any ordinary boy. and that IN couse-
quenco he is lusty and active. Our con-
temporary quotes Mr.. TakaSaki. vice
grand master Of the Board Of Ccre-
monies. rs saying that if such an educa-
ton had always boen given b. the youthful
Daimyo. the present representatives, Of
that body would occupy o very different
place in the national polity. and that the
history Of Japan during tho past two thou
sand years contains no instance Of the
heir TO the throne being brought up IN such
o manner. We learn on the same authority
that Prince Haru treats everybody, even %
the lowest OF those about him, with thu
greatest courtesy: that ne takes keen in
terest in his fellow-students al the mobiles
school. making minute inquiries whenever
any one Of them IS prevented By sickness
from attending, and that his conduct IS IN
every respect exemplary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Tho Rarrel-Factory Fire.

The Dispatch announced yesterday morn
ING that fre was raging ut the time Il
vert to press in the arrel-factory Of s.
G. Fairbanks at 30. u north Twentieth
street.
The fire was discovered at q quarter 10 4
o'clock IN the upper story, bat how II
originated was not ascertained.
The Fire Department was very prompt
in responding 10 tho alarm. but when the
engines arrived the whole upper story was
in flames. By hard work portion OF the
building was saved. The loss on the build
ing is about 81 500: insured in the Mutual
Assurance Society OF Virginia for $500.
The loss on the stock is supposed 10 be
about ", 800, and is fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
VICTORIOUS VlRGlNlAS.
They Shut the Virginia Brirhts Out by a

Score Of Five TO Nothing.
The game Of baseball played yesterday
evening between the Virginias. the cham
pions of this city, and the Virginia Brights
was one Of the best OF the season. not n run
being scored by either side until after the
fifth inning, when the Virginias scored
West and O'Roul5e both pitchedG remarka-
bic game, as only three hits We're made By
the former and FIVE by the latter. The
Vircinias have only one error TO their credit,
and that an excUsabe one, as the runner
was thrown out at third.
The fielding of the Virginias was sharp
and spirited. The battery for the Vlrginlas
was West and Sydnor. aud for the Virginia
Brights O'Rouke and Luck
The batting OF Nichols and West was
very timely. and the attendance was the
largest OF the season.
Following Is the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
rrnncioni Nol Iinnorted.

In the Police Court report published in
Fridays issue OF this paper It was stated
that K. Francioni had been reported for
selling liquor on Sunday. This was an err
ror, the name of Francioni having been, by
q slip of the pen, used in this connection
whore that of A. pslesandso should have
Aafn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Do Your Ewes Ache:

Inferior and misfitted spectacles or eye
glasses will injure your sight, causin 2
pain in the eyeballs, headache, aud prema-
ttrre falling OF sight. Don't take any
chances. For comfort and preservation of
the eyesight have your Glasses accurately
lifted ut DIR. s. Galesai's. 9l5 east Main
street. Examination free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Suddenly Ill.

Captain Pryde Jones, the well-known
conductor on the Richmond and Danville
railroad. was taken suddenly quite i'll on
his incoming train about thirty miles from
the city yesterday. lie was conveyed TO
the Exchange Hotel upon the arrival OF
the train. and was reported much better
last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Pianssi Pianosi

What world Of happiness a Piano odd.
| 20 home. Let those who have mover mod
J u ask neighbor who has. and 'ho1 rirt
! the warcrooms D. Walter D. Moses = Co.,.
/ opposite the post-oiicc. whore you can
buy the best pianos maGo At low prce,
and on Caay terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
CITY Committee.

The City Central Committee viii meet al
the rooms Of the Powhatan Club instead of
the Circuit-Court rooms, Tuesday evening
at $50 O'Clock A chairman TO succeed MIR.
William Ryan, resigned, and several new
members viii then be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
3Yore Bicycle BARGAINS.

TO mako room for furthorcxclangc- ~.
do big business exchancmg bicycle -re
offer TINS week Bicycle at pr',cf with.
reach Of the humblcst purse Cali At 1n..
TO eco ma. A. X. = G.. - Schaap. ga ea..
Broad street. Bicycle headquarters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
orsansl Organs f,

We have the largest stock Of Organs
soutn OF New York. All tastes suited. Al
ways give US a chance and wcwill convince
you that We are the cheapest house IN the
city. WALTER d. NOSES 4 Co.,
opposite pOst-Othee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
The Better Half.

Giles: Now that the honeymoon IL over
hope you still count your wife your bet
ter half
Gibbs: Indeed I do. brought home
800 to-day and she kept 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Tr4r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WE'LL.


card 10 the trustees of the ". T. Black
well estate st Durham and the recent in
junction proceedings at Hillsboro. The
trustees have until the 18th instant TO pre-
sent their bond and it Is to be approved
bv Judge Graves. They have rendered no
bond and offered no suretles. and VIII give
the bond without difficulty. 1t is learned
today.
Profes Of Charles A. Webb. Of Warren
county, who graduated az tho University
last June, has accepted position IN the
Asheville GRADED schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Struck with Rock.

Last night in the Second police district
William Burwell made an assault upon
Burwell Green with n rock, and used HIM
up cute badlr. BurNell was arrested
and taken to the stat.ou-housc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

bers. and Is fast achieving Ike reputa-
tim Throughout, the State, :, AL.
The public ls always cordially, inylteo 20
attend the debates of the Randolph BOYS
and their friends are requested on this oc-
easion to waive ceremony and attendwith'
out further invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

We have some bargains In second hand
Pianos, such as Knabe, Durham, Stieff
New England, and others.
WaIaGR ID. Moses 4 Co.,
oprqsite post-oflce-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

The Season. Revue de la Mode. New York
Feshion Bazaar, and Young Ladies' Journal
for september can befound at n. Leonard's,
Newsletter. 90a Main straet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

CAPTAIN McCurley. Mrs. McCurley, and
Miss Edith McCurley entertained q nun
Der of friends at \ Russian tea at the moni-
tor fleet Friday afternoon. Among the
guests were Hon. b. johnson Barbour.
Mrs. Archer Anderson, Major Robert S.
Archer, Misses Anderson, Miss Blanken-
ship, Mr.. George Wayne Anderson, Mr..
John Blankenship. aud others Mrs. and
Miss McCurley were assisted by Miss Null
den. and II was with reluctance that the
girls wended their way 10 the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Last week We gave the delegates 90 th'
convention some advice, which they acto'
upon, bat still we have few instrument
left.
Pianos from $50 up.
Organs from Sl5 NJ.
RCwr. MNoR & Co..
26uorth Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
To Subscribers Iiehmond Telephone EH-

change.
Please note the following additions e
our Inst of subscribers
53-Ihe Dlnlop Mills.
i4i--W o. Burton.
72j-City Railway Company's Stables.
796-J. Z. Tenant.
797-Rlchmoud Brass-Foundry.
193-Philip Bierner.
s03-John ;. Lear.
SOB. Gunst.
l2l0-R. b. Chafan (ChatSworth).
Il. L. NEsI. Assistant Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

OwfNs tHi>oe Dsra COMPANY.
General Agents. NIrhmout, "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Relieves cvc-v sort 0t I.....r- &c.. .-
Inflammation -PosD- kT..,...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Wu,r rrr "rLr,n.R FHlYNE fr.f.
WASH las BOSS fHs a if.T"0N1
WHAT SIZE SIS ABOUT i.-.' .e..r D..
fnter with indigestion. and oe.ng ..H.
either ff"s1r r~r. %, oA uIas .uc
known % d. isai-l 10 fle
mo 20 uso 'Pilmmor Fr'u'a' 'r's... '.
knowing fnY resuis- inY' 'n, nr
CURE. had ptc.rutot r' rawl
procured a case ~ 4m'urr I-or
W1<y. AMI an gal h cav ur
this water I could ca anything. Fruits n.f
table included. and my ssln wtHr ut.f
water was clea- aad free fIom p.mU'0s D..
ami Touer. which always r1.ro vrr. rf.
fruts without Drinking rumm-r
Arsenic We.er Ic'al.y g,te mf Testimony
ihe value % rgmme- hrou..s Ar-.a H.''r
tor aiding Digestion snd C.eaa.rs 1at f.r.fy.
INK tho skin
See tha. you sot tho piummer Br0mine Arsenic
Water FROM A-le county. n. e.
Owf>s q Hf>oR Dsra c1nrANr.
general Agents. Wrhmoni, "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Walter Chatham, supervisor 81 the wo7%
on the WilkcsborO' railway extension. was
fatally cut by IN IL y ,aborcr while At
tempting 20 prevent fight between the
latter ana q negro. CtathCm has died
from the effects Of his wound.
Work GA the Pputero aad Ai5cmarlo ral-
road is progressing slowly Oh account ot
excessive Taiul. Much Of th.s country i5
vet under water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

George TIlsor's Mins.-eis-we OF Opera,
MCZ0rt, &c.

George NyIlsor's Minstreis-W OF Opera,
MCzort, &c.
George Wilson and his company of sable
entertainers Will give session OF corko-
logical advertisement at the Richmond
Theatre Wednesday evening.
George Wilson is assisted this year by
Lew Benedick, John +. Kecgan, III Tom
Ward. Daniel 0ulnlan, George Gale, Rama
and Arno. Howe and Wall, Orion trio, and
other salient features. The kIrmesse
dance will meet with favor among the 10
dies. "a il is taken from one of our most
popular social pastimes.
oPERA-uoUsE.
Commencing tomorrow the Bijou Opera
Company viii give a series OF opera at the
Droad-Street Opera House. There Will be
two performances daily, The first three
days of the week La Mascotte will be rem
dcrcd Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
PinafOre.
MOZaRT TOMORROW EVENING.
Nr. Carl Hid. the noted volinist, who
comes to us with a brilliant European repu-
tation; Miss Ella Joslyn, a soprano not I'M
known TO fame. and Mr.. George W. Horne,
of New York. tenor. will be the attractions
at the musicale tomorrow ey ning.
Part Ii. Violin solo. "Fentesle de
Concert" (Vieuxtemps) Mr.. Carl Hid.
2. Song, soprano, Child,en's Home,
(Cowen,) Miss Ella Joslyn, of New York.
3. SONG. tenor, "Serenade Francalse," (An-
ton Strelezki,) Mr.. George ". Horne, OF
New York. 4. Violin soil, a. Faust Fan
TASTE" (Sarasate); b, Preis song, - heisters-
myer, (Wilhelmj,) Mr.. Carl Hid. .. Ger
man songs, a, "Nu-, wer die sehnsucht
kermit" CTschaikowsky); b, "Ich will
meme soele Tauchenn RaiQ; c, Mein
Allies" (Jacoby,) Miss Ella Josfyn.
Part III. a. March, Wien bleibt
Wionn (SchrammeD; b, Polish National
Dance, (Scharwenka) Amateur Orchestra
2. Songs, a. Parting" (kies): b. " Mar.
cuerite So Fair" MacFarlane,) Mr.. George
". Horne. 3. Violin soil, a "Slumbel
song (MetzeD; b. Varistions-on one
string-(Paganini Nr. Carl Held. 4. Duct
Views" SAINT SaensO Miss Joslyn and
Mr. Horne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
THROWN AND KILLED.

b. c. Secrist. Of Union county, while
partially intoxicated. was thrown from bus
horse add killed, though death was not In
mediate.
What is claimed to be one Of the richest
"placer" gold mines in this state has Just
been purchased by northern men. 10 Is IN
Cleveland county, and IS one of The very
few virgin placcrs now remaining having
been overlooked until the recent rains re-
vealcd its richness 10y washing away the
soil from the gold-besring gravel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.
Deeds Recorded in This City and Henrico
County

The following deeds Of bargain and sals
were recorded yesterday III tho clerks
Office of the Chancery Court:
Clay Drewry and wife to Mrs. Jane G.
Meade, % TIP feet on Cary street north
west corner Of Second, improved, 1920.
Francis Gallagher to Isaac Davenport
and others, "a feet on north side Of Main
street near Morris. improved, 5000.
Barton Haxall. trustee, 10 Mrs. Mamie
J. Tuplett. feet on alley between Frank
lin. Grace, BelYidere. and Pine streets. 50.
NJ. L. James and wife 20 city of Rich
mond, 70 feet On east side of Cherry street
between Holly and High and James river
and kanawha canal. 1915.
Isaac Thalhimer and wife TO Thelhimer
Brothers, half interest in 34l feet on Cary
street between Sycamore and strawberry
a.so, 20 feet on south side Of Marshall (No.
Z wcst), improved deed of correction),
IS.
Wilson aud Ellyson, special comms-
sioners. TO Giles 3. jackson. % feet on
north side Of Boyd street between Hancock
and Harrison, improved, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

His nemo IS r. j. = Kinney Dis r,r'ienc' .a
Woodbury., hll C unity leKos, lA ..a..
May. Iss9. My u,r'e 500 Was cured uf r-
bal sores ani ulcers. tho r'a.lt GO af..e.t
breaking dosn o. BIS health from iHrr .f
was considered .ncuraoe, tut two t..es
saif,s specific brought him outail us.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Coughs aud Colds kopt OF by iak'ne -'at
Liver Regulator % regulate ne system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
HEsEIco COUNTY COURT.

William c. Allen 20 Maryland Allen, en-
undivided moiety in 62if feet on north
side of State street near Malone, IS.
George McD. Blake and wife 70 Henry
T. Carter. l04 acres adjoining Hungary
water-station. $40.
George W. Thomas. special commits
soner, 10 A. L. Valentino, 30 feet on north
side OF Darlington street near Buchanan,
1QsO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

used simmons liver R'eo'atr f'r .rili.'.
ton with immediate Iolef.--O. %. >llItf. ,
Mayor. Macon, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Hr. John King, 81 Jackson. Mi''.. e'r' 'fti
he war cured - rhsumatisn in Dos '-o. nri .ati
~ taking swft's sp,.ia-. laIs was after ..
had trloi many other rerei e-, bern .u'r.-t
and external. ani psd ma1y lor.ors h'l.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Health brings happiness. nea.in can 10 o.
cured by taking Simmons Liver Regulator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Job Printing neatly eIaea'si q. mo n're A
Job-Pr.nang House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

snnovs LIVER hg6riAros is ma f'" ~ ~.
iaria. a. 10 throws OK tao Bile al prefole 10
accumuiatins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Tho D5pai-h JOB Printing House Is pf,psrst
10 execute al WORK ia the Ucst style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Randolph Literary Society.

John J. Terrell, with NJ Ii. Hazelgrovt
and wife, 100 acres about seven miles NORTH
of the city, known as "PrIddy's Tract"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
nrEns OF PARrTTToNa,

Dr. James Beale's attorney in fact TO
Luther Wright acres on Henrico turn
pike and Meadowbridse road, $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-02
Suddenly Stricken.

RUFFALo, n. Y, Nov. Rev. DR..
Libertus Van Bokkelen, aged "a. re-
tired EpiscOpalian minister Of this city,
was found dead in bed His death was
due, Il is supposed. to heart failure.
The Sad MIshap which BefeIl a Man Who
Is said to Havo Built the FIRST House
on the Present site of Chicago.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. Monday
night Edward s Ebbert, aged 50, fell in
an open fire at his home in Shinnston,
Harrison County. this state, and was
fatally burned. Alr. Ebbert was authen-
ticallv on record a. the man who built
the first house on tho site Of Chicago.
In 1918, when 1s years old, be
ran away from home and went
into the employ Of British fur
trading company. In 1919 he built a
small log dwelling where Chicago now
stands and lived there till 1926, when he
became disguised over repeated Indian
invasions and severe winters, and,
throwing MP HIS position. abandoned his
claim and returned home, where he has
lived ever since. He was moderated y
woll-to-do bat has never visited Chicago
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