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I cannot see how your tel'i'uul 'ol''-
spoulent u th, NnH Dipo." "l No' t'u-
h.r 10TH cNu make d. inat our pIo CT. ., -
tenn Of voting IS DIS secret hl-',. hL' p
tlat the theory. INTENTION an" st'-Tl- I'D.
the law l- chat u should Poe; "a' w. N', =
allowed kcpuhitAu party mama q VI. o."
dc. this purpose W Wdc.rr h' Dot" '-
sey II not lu P','rs burg. iil' i,t '."4l-
can a,uute managers htrc never "ii'" tIl
tickets - Dee gwen oul lht4l lA' i4.iii'- p
oi thc tlcctol ana ih' ''ill lN wee ID, j.
holder. amt he must l-Ae Ii7 '-' ,i'"
SD near tie door oi the Noll '-''.'
that tse voter ,s frcH 3D. Oct lne one
holder see him vote the ticket iA't
has been given TO ham,: "nd io SUPP ''". y.
this species of intimidation al lHt L40l q" -
precinct, they had two ready Writers IL
al lu 'front.' az the door oi thc 'oNh--i. i.'
TO record the name cI each I"'A = "e l'''-
q ticket from the hands Oh tL' o'' an o., a..
tIckct-holder ana peg. s'' ~. Nv'' Pc, -.
this evasion OK TIE spirit ana lht'-' vi ...r
law there never hns been any ai,l , 'il--
a. q secret ballot s' TAI "a. lr, A'," .il' '-l
voters axe concerhel ID lAl7 county, ,
and 40 the late 'leciion' @ii 'lc.F
ole preceding II. me be'A' az !
lost many votes among tine Color, u
people, many OF whom awe prom ~
vote with us, and would If they. cou.d Sc
crttlV. but their courage lAil1 lhlih lH .4iN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

The following is the complete programme
OF the National Christian Conference 70 be
held under the auspices and direction Of
the Evangelical Alliance, in Boston. De
cember 4th 10 9Th:
Wednesday, December Az 4. M.-Openiug
address. by william T.. Dodge, New York.
Welcome address, by Rev. A. J. Gordon, D..
D.. Boston, Mass. "Progress OF Christian
Cooperation Since the Washington Con-
ference" by Rev. Josiah Strong. d. d..
General secretary Evangelical Alliance.
Cooperative Religious Work in New York
State, y by L. Fulton Cutting, chairman New
York State Committee OF the Evangelical
Wednesday =. M.-"The Needs of the
City" by Professor L; L, Ely, Ph. d.,
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, and
Rev. Josiah Strong, ID. d., New York.
"The Needs of the Rural Districts" by
Rev. Henry Fairbanks, st. Johnsbury,
VI. 1.-The Mountain Whites Of the South"
by Rev. frank T. jenkins, New Decatur.
Ala, General discussion.
HesneAdau EsataG. Needs Of the Times
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and the Alliance Methods" by Rev. J; NJ
Buckley. u. H., LII. d.. New York; Rev.
Frank Russell, u. d., Field Secretary
Evangelical Alliance. and DIR. J: l.. fhii-
lips. secretary OF the Philadelphia ALI
ance.
T'bi.rrlq, Decembel. IN, 4. N" Christian
Co0pcra.iOn In Awakening and Directing
the Moral Sentiment os the Community.
by Rev Moses -. Hoge. -. D.. Richmond
Va: Arohdeacon Alexander Mac kay-SIInrita a.
y. D., Now York. and Rev. Mayland ltoyt'
-. D.. Philadelphia. General Discussion.
Thursday 2. IL" Christian Generation
in Relation 10 Moral Legislation" td JUS
Enactment" bv Professor Theodore W.
Dwight. III. D.. New York. and Professor
&. J. Little. Syracuse. y. ). lb) lts III
forcomenf ."by Rev. Howard Crosby. D,D!;'
I'll. D.. New York. ana Hon. Walter Is. Hi,
Macon. Ga.
mcating our Developing Civilization With
the Spirit of Christ bv Rev. l.. /. Cham
heriain. f.. D.. Brooklyn. y. y. " CHRIS
tiauitv and the State.n bv Rev. David III:
Greer d. D.. New York. The Gospel and
the People." by Bishop T. y. Huntington,
ID. D.. H. d.. Syracuse, n. Y.
Igld1L U.ogujl. Gh. f. H." Our Dent
and Duty 90 the Immigrant Population"
Bog Professor Edmund >. Wolf. y. D.. Get
tvsture. pa. French Canadians ID the
United Statcs,' by hev. G. J., Amaron'
Sprnehold. Mass. Slavonic Population
i'm The United State3." by Rev. Ii. A.
Schau1ler Cleveland. o.
Fran p. NJ" Accusing and Training
the Activity 81 tho IAity.r ny Rev: era
ham Iayigr. y. D.. Hartford. Conn. James
J.. Hou-htoiiuc. Gh.caro, H.. and Prgsi-
don't Fnuc,s H. Patton. d. D., Ii. D.,
Princeton. y. j.
FridIy E-aiaf.-" Need Of m Enthusi-
aem for Humanity on the Part Of the
Churches" uy Bcv. pLi.lips Brooks. d. d.,
of Boston. Need of Personal Contact
Between Christians and Non-Church-
Gocrs." hT Rev. c. II. farkhurst' d. d.
New lorh.
There Viii be- devotional exercises with
eoch session. Special railway and hotel
rates w,ll be announced soon. For further
particulars address Evangelical Alliance,
IL Bible House, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Foremost among the leaders Of labor
V.owlll take part in lhe Boston conyeu-
t.u VIII be Grand-Cmcf Peter Nj. Is.
srlur. ~ She brotherhood ~ Loco
Ieasr Engineers. Whom the Elevated
lr..d cucmocrs. several years ago.
ra1o their famous FIGHT for nine hours,
b.. Arthur was their leader, and IL was
lareoly owing % bis coolpess and 81.
raeitt that they won. No indication Of
lie contemplated strike was permitted
T. leak out. and it was unexpected
IN the moment when tho delegation
pl engineers presented their bill OF
grievances and asked Tor u conferences.
ftthat time all the engineers on the entire
tgficn of elevated roads were prepared 10
r. out on the signal AZ the wish Of the
Ianaeers 81 the roads the strike was de-
ERRED iill next day. whom a conference took
tlace aud the difficulty was adjusted. Con
Isasions we're made on both sides. but the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Tsrliyaroy, CnlrIss CRY cor'r7, -.

TETflNIT0N, lnlEIs3 IIfY lOIDY, ",
November d.. i-sl
fElHE NOLAN DIN h. COMPANY.
4 KIcHv0SD. Va: Genuemcn,-I have been
greet sufferer with Chil- art Malaria eraf.
Took QUINN. and Othor medi .Iua8 800 uuu.-
rous II mention coIil got u0 reii0t. Upon
recent yis't 20 your city a friend Induced mo 90
trya lo.ta % "JOlu5tou5' hcus Dlro-i.r-
merry N0,aullne Haven't bad %
chm since taxing the first dose. liava used only
one half Of bottle nnl already f3~l Ike = neg
man. besides an increased appetite have gained
eight pounds IN weight IA TO laet fourteen days.
WfN say Go suffering humanity try a bottle u
J.Du,ton'B Ague cure and cet wolL ih.uS lt
fhe IDEAL ctill euro ana toner up of tho system.
Win many thanks, | ara yours truly,
SIS. L. WiLkINoON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Do~ocratic vote WAS cast for Grover
cleveland. Tie has actively opposed the
Prohibition movement since 1888, when az
n Republican be protested against the ac-
lion off hsIaIty in Iowa with regard g. IT.
Mr. Bo.os rs an ardent admirer of Mr..
Clcveland's policy with regard TO the taril.
Ie isa wealthy man, "a farmer OK large
p,s.oqsioAs. aud lawyer with great
irnrticc. The Boies family consists
q father, two sons, and two daughters: IL
NOV be interesting 90 add tnal me GOV
alcoholic drinks. be- does not use tobacco.
erl be- advocates tho use If those great
mor,l forces on which tho cause OF true
te,nperancs. like that of religion, must con-
t,ureto RELY or cease 10 exist -; but he OPP
,,o.os What hr calls the unpopular power
oflc.al coercion as employed against the
-ll.n ~ lnuur..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Train 30. % c0rnocts daily a. Keysvills f1r
Chase Guy. tlarssyillo. oxford, Durham. Hen
fe,son. eni Raleigh. Connects daily a. Greens
horo Tor Durham, E7le sh. salem, AMI winston,
anI all points Or Nc~t4 C1roli-a Division AZ
r. suury igr hrheFils. 10. Springs, sni all
rpiulBiu Western Nor.h Carolina, ard a. Chaf-
lot.e Tor C4agi0lls. Columbia aud AlEus-a rail-
roat.
Train No. 81 connects daily - Greorsbor9 'os
Salem winston, ka'etgn, Oo!tsborc, ana More
bead CITY sc salisbury f1r AshoNlie. hoI
Springs. sui al points ia NesssrD hOfth Caro-
Ina. a. Glari0ti0 vtm Charlotte Colum Die @ad
Alrue.arali-O Tor columbia. Augusta AIKEN,
Ihur -stoD. savannah. Ih)nssviiis. Ca. Jack
fo1ullo, aul other Forlis p0ints elsS. with
Carolina Central rrilr0al for Wlma2lon
ltG,cs from .hs south arrive a. hlclmsed -:lJ
4. a. aud ~ y. "A
NORFOLK AID WESTERN CONNECTION
tsi B,rkeyls 10 Karmyl.e, Lyachburg, aud
Fldgfs WeHL
Leave Richmond .............. 1918 A. ".
Arrtgs Hichmord ....-.............. o.. 40 =. NJ.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
leave Richmond. ........... OPP. ".
Arrive 3. " A. "a
fCLOV8R ACCONNOpAIIOS.
Leavc Richmond. ................. o;sV A.
Arrive Aah' naster..- .---..-.. ..o'o' T. u.
VoKA-KLFLE. IN LINE TA WEST
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Office Of 4. SAKS G COMPANY,

1908 MAIN STREET,
RTCBSOND, VA,
November so, 1889.

GENTLEMEN
Talk muc-cspecialy newspaper talkunes it's
backed up with the stock The small wopcny shops per
ntted to make assertions the largest coters the
country what's the result? The people have to look and see for
themselves whose based facand whose on fancy You
can't please better than to walk stairway to our Ovecoat
dcparmcnt-second foorad give stock thooughgonS over
Take ANYTHING had say about Overcoatsmae the
application in its literal interpretation You'll find we always
talk of realities
Price is an interesting topatcr prices $40 to $50
span the limits of Plain figures themselves meaning
less anybody quote prices It's the qualities they stand i0r
that give especial force Our Ovrcoas that we mark at
$1OmuS the best that reproduced fOrm money good
way to prove compare them with what other peo
pie and SD And each grade we carry gar
ncnts-quac Judgment and that OF clothing experts
are the finest ever shown the monccst appearance finest
scrviccgivcrs.
We've described stock YOU time and time agantod
YOU about those made ourselves and those that made for
America and abroad; and only object at this time IS to re-
invitation have YOU give the pleasure Of showing you
our assortment Your dccsion after looking, shall be final
We'd suggest that early this week would be good time
though suit your convenience OF course.
Respectfully,
4 ClGC Am C0MplNY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
~. . a. Il ~

R.aA.ARl
LgtyE Rlcun)yD
s45 A. NJ daily for Lynch9ary, LsTingios. saf
Clif.ol Forge.
IisP.M scotisvilo seeommodAsloh ercsps
sunday.
1000 P. NJ. DAILY i5g Lyneaoars aud ciiiioa
TEliss AesiYs sicaEoSD
6l5P. II. DAILY from csf'an f1,ga.
40 A. VI. Daily irots Clifton slrgc
Fi5 A. 81. Except sunday from sco.sYille
STALLION: hgaEh sni Canal stresis
d. ". FULLER
Genera. Passenger AEsot
1T HARAHlS GsnerA. Aanagse is2
DICHMONO, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.- scasiuis
commencing NOV a8BRt - ls53-ssstsra
STANDARD ZINE.
7S2 A. ~ leaves byri-sresi siSaon daily
stops cniY ~ Ashland. botaSels, NIL
forl. and fredsrcss5urz, BROOKE aod
widovas1r sleeper 10 N@sntnssoa
sRd hog YORK
gs00 z. N. leaves BYRD street. siacoa daily. AZ
cor. NJ leaves BYri-srsss siAIioa daily
IT'S =. n. ioeycs hyrirtteet staaon dsiiy.
STOPS only Al Boutwell,. Milford. and
FreiericEsssfs sleeper hicAmond
ssoA. N. srrisos =. Byrd street stAgioa daily
sleeper from Neg Iorx.
2.3s p. n ARRIVES ~ Byrd street ssAiioa isiiy
Botawell. and Ashland Sespsr froaa
WAshingtOR All NON forG
Sos p NJ Strives bynd-s;reci station daily.
Stops Ouiy 80 tfcdccck soors, NIL
forc. and Ashland.
elsR n. arrives 81 Bynl-SIeot Stalioa iAiib
exceps sunday
ASHLAND CRAiSS
pAfLT E1cxgr bUsDkTA
asa. n. leaves Sloa- Arrives ~ Asaiaaf ~
l.s3 N
600 NJ accom- nodssioa lesyss Byrd-skrecs
station; arrives Al Ashland AZ T. N.
eoi r. n leaves HlDS. azrifes ~ Ashland -
6ArN.
CASA. NJ arrivss alba. LeAycs Ashland stkn
An.
ED A NJ accommodx,ion arrives at Bryd-
ssresi sialioa: iossss Ashland sis.2
A ~
ss r. Il arfises a. klss lssvss Asaisad =
C. A.TAYLOR, General TsSkst AxsnA
RED NrRaA 0spsrai 3spsrukanAeAA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

ITS WONDERFUL EFFfCr ON TIE LIVER,
STOMACH. BOWLS, hlDNEfSr
AND BLOOD
Ir Nozcy's Lemon tliEr il pleasant lemon
dim, mat rc-i'igely curos OH Niiiou-ness, Coa-
e1uan0l. luIIro- ti0u. Hcada 'he. Malaria, hid
uov II .o,-e. Di,liur--, Colds, Lose OF Appetite,
Frg~la. tllIi-, Bnfrnes. fimpios, Pain ~ BACK,
Tnlpifauou 0f Heart, AMI all other diseases
caused .y .-orlered lifcr' stomacb, Aud KID
uoys. fh4 lrsi rroat cause ol al fatal diseases.
% cents AMI 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists.
prepared Only hy II. Money, 81. d., Atlanta ia
LEMON HOT DROPS.
For coughs and colds, taxa Lemon Hot Drops
Tor sore throat and bronchitis, lake Lemon
For pnoumouia aud laryngets, take Lemon
To- conlmpuon and catarrh. tako Lemon
ror ali t.roat and lung diseases, take Lemon
N0t Nl.i..
An elegant and reliable preparation.
sol q by irlcgi-ts. %, cents per bottle. Pro-
pared py III. Motley, 81. f., Atlanta, Ga.
PRESIDENT sATI0SAL BANK,
Meanwhile, Tom, write: From experience In
my family. Ur u. N0zlcys Lemon Elixir has
frw u any equals, and no suptuQrs ~ medicine
for tho regulation of mo lver stomach, rri
bowels Ur. H. MoZioy's L"muu ITO. Drops arc
e.ucrior to any remedies 70 have ever been
able ~ get for throat and lung disensrs
W. %. MAGNfsS,
ocfeutArrfr President Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
tpAILY EXCEFT suNDAY.


DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
The faroTto routstO Baltimore. The steamers
a. This iin5 ars r3odels II bsauIy. elegance, ant
oonlforL Leave Richmond i5.1j p, II. aud 4.D
r. 81 arrive a. baltimore s.90 A. n; leave
Baltimore daily exceD. sunday a. Z. n. ar
rive a. Richmond go A. n. aHd III A n
Fare from lirnvcnd, Va, % Baltimore "
Washington. g.; Wlmlneton, Dol. 6l03; Paiia-
delphlA Pa, go. New YORK, 81.
WEST POiSP ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmsad uwensy-shiri.
street o-l...........,............ fl.lJ A. u.
Arrive Richmond gIuoniy'ihlfdr
Street cepoD ...........s............ ISiJ r IL
'Daty. fDaly except sunday.
Dsqot asf ticke-oiice. Foot virginia siroe~
Uptown 0li0s Corner renta Rad Aain sirsssA
JAS. 1. TAYLOR
General Paasnger Agear
i. ?. POI1A
Division Passenger Agent,
Richmond. Va
sol. HAAS, Tranfs Manager.
z. n. H. IALCO1T. First Vice President.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POrOAAc RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FASL-tkEiGHf LINZ
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE. PhtLA-
EASTERN AND WEST
EkS ClTlkS
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICE
MoND AND BALTIMORE IN ZACH
DIRECTION
Ccrrespondingiy quick time % other polntA
Through bills Of isiins Issued At ies ratss.
c. A. TAYLOR.
not General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Every one OF our elegant
Paris Dress peiterus re-
duced. 50 ones nov g.,
81 oucs Dos SO; Sl7 ones
nov Sl250; tI5 Onesn0w So
etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

100 Plush Drcs@iug-Csses.
Hetin lined. cel.uioii CONT,
brush, al1 mirror, worth
sl-f0r MoniGy 6Jc. eacn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
old DOMINION STEAM -rAA
~ SHIP COMPANL ~ -

old DOMINION STEAM -r4.SA
~ snip COMPANY AAsA
FOR NEW YORK
Steamers Leave Rchmoai LIVERY Il ASoAf
and FRIDAY a. T.. H. Manifest closed one
hour Ustoro sailing time.
steamers leave Now YORK Tor kchmoni
EYKkY WEDNESDAY AMI oAIt tDAk - 3 =.
NJ. arriving IN NchmOBt AONDAf All tEA'
DAY MOkNlNda.
Passenger AGO. mnOdaiions unsurpassed
Cabin faro % NeT York va JAme5-rFoF
route dnclLd.ng meals ani ber.hl...-...b y
Round-trlp tlcset- limited - lhirJ daJs
After date OF ls8ua. a -
eteerage with 80 0sistanc9. .....--....-..-.. OyJ
steeraze, without subsistence. .......-..-.. ~
CAoin fare Vls Chesapeake ani ono rail-
VAL. ............-.. 5000 ~ -
Cain fare riS Richmond and Petersburg MI.
railroad. ................-.-. 49,
Tictets can - Obtained AZ A. ". 1ArDef's > wv
Nam street. Chesapeake and ONO and nica-
mond aud Petersburg depotA and e. % 10 p2ly >
onices. 1901 Main street., snd wharf, Rockets
Frsigns forwarded aud through bills ~ L~41nS
Issued for points boyond SeH lors-
Freight resolved daily until 3. Z. n.
Passengers leaving Richmond on AOnDAfA
TIJEsDAiS WEDNESDAYS, thu kSDAh -, and
GATURDaYs BY tho Chesapeake aud ONO rail-
wav RIA Newport NeTe 81 $40 A. 81. and
hS Richmond ana Petersburg railroad sans
davs, a. Q:4O A. NJ, Will make connection a..
NORFOLK vita steamer leaving those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 Co. Agense,
No. 1901 Main stress. and
auD ComDanY'sWhsri. hockelsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Just nineteen Of the SIS Long
Plush Cioass left Ihsy
sou now tor $40. Just ten
OF tho so kind left They
sell now for f2a. 50 Plush
Mocjcskas, III: 50 Plush
Noil-skas, Sl@N. Don't fail
to visit lie ClOak-ROom.
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N0LANDINEll
mACrsGgr-synRg4S

DICHMOND
~ LOCOMOTIVE AID MACHINE-wOEAS
RICHMOND. Wa
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Orr facilities for tho msnu'ac-lro Of HIGH
CLASS MACHINERY arc du5cri asset. li you
need steam power f0r eny purpose Call us
through telephone, snI We VIII s3nl up an aA-
port % make estimates snd name prices
RICHMOND LOCOMOriF r AND MACHINE
WORKS ny lily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Celebrated swlrs Condo RID
bed English Underwear Tor
Rentiemon, % o. dicats 4,
worth .-50-ior Monday
sl.JJ Tor shirts or Drawers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
WINTER FASHIONS.
MODES FOR GROWN PEOPLE, YOUNG
LADIES, MISSES, AND BOYS.
Ytaborate Colfures Done Away With-A
uidcous Fashion isevivei-Wrap' Are
Made Long-Styiish Dresses
odds and Ends.

N,rr yorr November co. 1880
~ lo.o vears il has come to De BOP well
realized that home dress .s Of some in
portancc IN the category of the toIet
That The same attention PSI now devoted 10
ID ag 20 attire intended IoI more lIettH-
t.ovs rrcs.
Certainly much mr., Is expended nova
days 10 secure suitable designs Tor INDOOR
dresses Tho STYLES OF 'h' Empire nave
hrrgr, much in favor, ns itom tAcr grace
fu, lo0scuess they Gem perfectly ad'ptcu
to Che purpose. ,....i
snort iac a't pas .',, ~. Dcrr,,,,, ..,1r
~ d. ,,,-ai -, m lt.e. OF some
...i'. ,.,,.criel
"''-'' ...,...,,.
40 h+'D'''''''' ''.'' ,-'-.......t =
Having D"on ihi'. ''h.i "''I ~
fashion ia co.fre so eAbo1a'e that lhe
services of . hHT-dtc''" Wo1ld i''Ne ' p"
iudiepcu able Go anr one lnhf n',,Il..- =. "a
kcDp zap with thetmcs' we nI'' "'n .'
NA.'if "N'' 'N. ''..'.' 'i'.+ir,o ei,,,il .,tv
,r'a C..l...., or,o-,,..r,euf for the back
I,.;- d. .,'.r,,' h- almost e,erv one. though q
~..'ii.,.','i,, united to "A vouthtul head.
rar ,b'. cont mir one must wear pompl-
,,o-,- .',., Short NuGy bangs are also
100. 800 --...,.', i.l,as II fsu.f noGi.h 10
800 .I., -f-l,.. ,..,,r .,lein
"N'' ....,
Az Old FASHION hh'i'. j..
They have revived thar hilr''' oi',
fashion Of doing the back DAT into sever 'i
teht. narrow uraids ard then con- h3 Ll. .h
into t!at plat o. mat ~ inc b@oA oi TIC
Loal.
tor evening wc9' inc hi'i l- ~
lower tlan ~ wa- lH-t ,e1e'n. ahd no .iii'
ta.t. for orr 4moutltlou. pms, ETC., does
uot appear. One or t"o natural movers
DrD all that Ie necessary 10 conn .-tt au
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Real Frerch-Wovcn Corse's.
scellOped embroidered
tops. genuine whaleh0ne.
any fIls j, % -, worth
c.. for Monday 33r. apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
DICHMOND AND DANILLE RAIL
4 I..f1

SHORTEST AsD QUICHEsT ROUTE SOUTH
AND -OIFuWG6I.
PULLMAN sLEEPkSS OK ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
SCHEDULES EFFECT NOVEMBER % 1850
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
SakS & Company on OVePcoats.

Ready.Made Clothing.
Hats.
Furnishings.
Tailoring.
LiVeries.
DICTATED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

1000 dozen ladies' Pure SIX
japanese Handkerchleisi
Hemsuicned. light delicate
coiors, worth Soc. price nov
Is 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

engineers had tho beat Of the agreement,
getting full nav for their work and saving
half an hour dav. Mr.. Arthur IL mn
old surface engineer aud used TO
handle the throttle on the Grand
Trunk road many wears aco. MS
first experience - q labor arbitrator
was while he worked upon that road and
no has so high an opinion of arhiitahon,
and so poor an idea ~ strikes that he WIN
never willingly give his consent TO the at
Ger save az last resort. Arthur ie a natu,
rsl leader OF men. Cool. conservative. and
clear. headed no is the most respected man
among tho ". O00 member OF the l'rother-
hood 0f which ho ispresdcnt he lives IN
"a hand SOME residence 30 Cleveland, o.,
which he owus. ic has grown old m the
labor cnuso. and has no higher ambition
Than 90 help his fellows in their struggles
a. long 1855 ae lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

ccrrespondlngiy quick time % other poinlA
Through bills Of lsdiax issasd At los ratse.
c. A. TAYLOR
not General Freight Agent
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-03
Information Wanted.

Editor Florida A AgTiculturiSt:
Could you or some of your readers pub
lish a recipe for making tomato wine?
AS many persons have more tomatoes
than they can find profitable market for,
it might be advisable to try to use the
surplus for wine. AMATEUR.
Oakland Florida.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-03
Foreclosure Sale.


Defendants
Under and by virture of a decree of foreclosure
and sale rendered in the Circuit Court for the
Seventh Judicial Circuit, State of Florida and
county of OF VOlusa, on the oath day of January.
1889, in a certain cause therein pending, wherein
John L. Chandler is complainant and David A.
Felt, Hattie Adella Felt, Robert H. Jones, Flor
ence V. Wellman and Leslie Welman, heirs and
representatives of Sarah A. Felt deceased, are
defendants, will sell at public outcry before the
courthouse door at DeLand, insaid county on
the first Monday in May, A. ID. 1889, it being the
9th day of said month, between the legal hours
OF sale on that day, the following described real
estate to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of
land, lying and being in county of Volusia anu
State of Florida described as follows, viz:
Beginning at the southwest corner of thenorth-
west quarter IN. w W of the northeast quarter
IN. E. "a OF section twenty-four (24), township
seventeen (17), south of range twenty-nine (29)
east: and running east four az chains and fifty
(5O links thence north three 3) chains and tn rty-
three and one-third (3sh) links; thence west four
(4l chains and fifty 500 links; thence south three
93l chains and thirty three and one-third $3.50
links to the place of beginning
Terms Cash.
EDWARD o. PAINTER,
Special Master
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-03

GEEDS-VE SEEDS-The best vari-
~ eties for market, fresh and reliable. Ny new
catalogue containing full description of trees.
plants and seeds, free on application Stock new
another column. H. l.. WHEATLEY, Altamonte
Nurseries, Palm Springs, Orange County, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-03

NOR SALE-Two Hot Water p K Incubators
Il 22O and 23O egg capacity. They are now it
successful operation; both new; will be ready to
Also. one Centennial 100 egg capacity, and two
brooders, 100 chickens each. E. w. AMSDEN,
OrmOnd, Fla S-4t
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-03

STtaG coUsGr DF Fao7,9A Of TonusA Justices Court
To Rose Williams
You are hereby notified that writ of attach
ment has been issued against you, and your prop
erty attached to satisfy the demand of Louis Bod
well, amounting to $6S. Now, unless you shall
appear before Joseph Dore, a Justice of the Peace
in and for said county, at his Office at DeLand
on the 18th day OF June, A. -. 1885, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, judgment will be rendered
against you. and your property sold to pay the
debt.
Dated this Sd day of April A. D. 1885,
HAMLIN & STEWART,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-03
NOTICE,

To the heirs-atlaw and all other persons inter-
ested in the estate ofMary III. Lawrence, deceased,
late of VOlusia county, take notice that on the
eighth day of May. A D. 1889, will apply to Ion.
Isaac Stone, County Judge in and for the equity of
Volusia and State OF Florida for letters ofadmin-
istrarion on the estate of the said Mary III. Law
renee, who died in said county and State without
naming an executor in her last will and testament
r. G.. BUSHNELL.
DeLand March 10th, 1889.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-03

. GA00BUDDED ORANGE TREES FOR
OeOOO less than half their value; 1000 first
choice cts. each 1000 second choice cts.
each 1000 my selection ten cents each. Write
for particulars. A. F. STYLES, Philips, Fla.