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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
and Manuring Grape-vines.
ESTERPRBE,
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA,
August %, 1889.
or of INC Dlsnnfch :

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
have my grape-vines set out in rows
and running on q hillside. Will you be
kind enough TO tell me il it will iniure
them to hoe the land around them tho
roughly and manure them would like
also TO know tho best kind OF manure to
use and the best month to do the hoe
ing. Will il inIure the vines to SOW
clover between the rows
Yours truly. ). W. U.
All plantltions OF grape-yines one or
more years old should be ploughed
three or four times every summer to
keep the weeds down and stir up and
pulverize the ground, by which means
YOU will charge it With nitrogen.
This exposure of alternate stratas OF
earth to the action OF the sun and rain
fertilizes the soil Incredibly.
In the month of July the hoe should
be used to destroy the grass and weeds
in order to give the grapevine ventlla-
ton, and oil the grapevine runners
should be tied up to the trills.
The vines should be MANFRED IN the
latter part OF October and first part OF
November.
The best manure TO be used is COM
bination Of that from cattle, horse
sheep, and a proportionate amount OF
wood-mold well rotted.
In applying manure a small trench
may be dug two feet from and Just above
the vine; the manure laid in, and covered
with soil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
A RAILROAD ACCIDENT
On the Cape Fear and Yadkin-Valley
Road-Convict Captured-isaby Mckee.

ROad-COnyict Capturcd-Baby Mckee.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
CHARLOTTE, n. c., August 29.-News
is received here of an accident on the
Cape Fear and Yadkin-V Valley railroad,
near Germantown. One of the new en-
gines went through one Of the new tenn
porary trestles over a recent washout.
The gap was not wide enough for more
than the engine to settle in, and that
saved the tram, as it was running only
about four miles an hour. Engineer
Elijah Sheppard was badly hurt about
the head. Fireman Mclaughlin was
pinned in the cab-window by the wood
from the tender falling in on him. He
sustained broken arm and some serious
bruises about his body.
William Garren, an escaped convict
from Henderson. has four times escaped,
and was captured near Saluda and car
ried to the penitentiary. He goes to
serve ont the remainder OF his ten-year
sentence in the penitentiary fer shooting
n man.
A new post office is to be established
in Richmond county, and Postmaster
General Wanamaker has been petitioaed
to allow it to be named Baby Mckee, In
honor Of the Presidents grandson.
The residence of NJ. l.. Bean, near
Salisbury. has been destroyed by fire.
Loss, 81, 000-fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court lIatters-The Democratic Ticket
Other Notes.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, Va,
August %, 1889.
Monday was court-day, and there was
an immense crowd in town, many coming
to hear, as they thought, Dick Beirne
speak. The report was circulated IN the
country last week that he WAS to be here,
and ali but those who knew he was not
were much disappointed.
| interviewed several of our leading
countvmen upon the nominations made
on the l4th in Richmond, and it was the
general verdict of them all that better,
purer, and stronger ticket could not have
been selected. While Mckinney WAS not
Oranges choice on the first ballot, there
is no doubt in the mind of any one IN
this county but that he will poll as
large vote as her choice would have
done, and though Orange went Republl-
can last election there Is not the slight
est doubt of her going 200 Democratic
next November.
have met and talked to several negro
politicians in Orange aud several white
Republicans OF Madison county, who
openly declared their intention OF voting
and working against Malone.
Our county convention meets here
Saturday TO nominate candidate for
the House of Delegates. Our present
and very worthy representative, Mr..
Joseph W. Morton, declines a renomina-
ton, and the indications now are that
Mr. George s. ShackelfOrd will get the
nomination on the first ballot.
The senatorial convention is to meet
next month at Culpeper. Orange Will
90 there solid for b. b. Gordon.
A protracted meeting commenced at
the Baptist church Sunday the 18th, and
sermons were preached every morning
and evening by the Rev. DIR. Landrum,
of Richmond, who has shown himself to
be an able, earnest, and forcible speaker.
The congregations have been very large
and much interest has been manifested.
The meetings adjourned Sunday night,
to be continued Wednesday evening.
Last night DIR. Landrum lectured at
the church for the benefit of same, and
his subject was " Bridal Trip to Europe
with Grip-Sack." He had large and
attentive audience, who seemed well
pleased with the lecture.
The ladies OF the Methodist church are
holding bazaar at the Masonic Opera
House, which commenced Monday and
closes tonight. The dinner given 10y
them court day Melted seventy-iiye dol
lars, and the bazaar promises to be sue
cess in every way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
LEXINGTON NEWS.
Numerous Personals - Lynchburg Glee
CIub-Work for Democrats.

Numerous Personals 49, Lynchburg Glee
CIub-work for Democrats.
tCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
LEXINGTON, Va, August %, 1889.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gadsden, nee Miss Lila
Pendleton, daughter of the late General
w. n. Pendleton, of Washington, ID. C.,
with their children, are here the guests
OF relatives.
Mr.. George Hall. reconnaissance Of
the revenue of Petersburg, a member
of the Grand WigwSm, Independent
Order Red Men, is visiting friends here.
DR.. James Marshall Green, of Marys-
vile, KY, secretary Of the Scotch-lrish
Congress, which met in Tennessee, is
here for fow days. Mrs. Green is with
him.
Captain Charles f. and John Jordan,
prominently connected with the indus
trial development in this section, will
spt nd ten days or more at Cobb's Island
for their health.
NJ. c. Lilley, of Columbus, o., near
relative of the late II. ID. Iilley, with bis
wife, is visiting in the county.
Rev. Edward Lane Presley, missionary
10 Brazil, is here visiting relatives, and
is lecturipg on mission work.
Professor and Mrs. IL. ID. Campbell,
of Washington and Lee University, are
home from the mountains.
John W. Slough has qualified as post
master at Collierstown, Vtce DR.. Rodgers,
removed.
A petition from an electric-light COM
pany composed OF home capitalists will
be presented TO the Council at its next
meeting. September 9th, asking for right
OF way TO build its lines through the
streets OF the town.
Professor l.. Schellman, musical di-
rector OF the Lynchburg Glee Club,
here spending the summer, tells tho Ga
zctte that he will try and induce the club
10 come here and give one or two con-
certs--a benefit 10 the jackson Monu-
ment fund---a commendable object that
will be largely patronized.
A few figures on the political situation
in Rockbridge present with the hope
OF opening the eyes Of the Democrats TO
the real situation. At the presidential
election, November, 1889, Harrison re-
ceiyod 2,07s. Cleveland 2030, Fisk 20.
Harrison's majority, A. Plurality, "a
over Cleveland and Fisk. For congress
man, Yost received 2.006, Tucker 2,0ll.
Yost's majority. 50 over Tucker Both
parties were out with full votes. At
goshen the vote for presidential electors
tood--Ilsrrieon, 40; Cleveland, ~.
Republican majority, 81. Now the pith
u tins paragraph 10 that since March last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

Copyright, ~, ~ WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
iYNCHeuRG NEWS.
A rox-UuntIng CIub-Lcfi Malone for the
Prohibition Party-Dicd in jail.
fSpe.i,l telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO tho Diapatch.l
TYycHBuRa. VA, August ~. Several
gentlemen of this city are organizing a
club of fox. hunters. and propose to re-
vive tho sport in this section. They Will
keep a large pack Of hounds and pro.
pose to make 1t one Of the features OF
the next fair.
A vestibule train of four coaches
passed through here to-day with cxcur-
sionists en- route to Old Point from Gin
cinnati.
A telegram from Pulaski City says ::
cit is officially stated here to-day that
Judge James t. Mcreer, ex-Judge OF
Wvthe county and ex-chairman OF the
Republican party OF Wythe county, and
trusted Lieutenant of Malone, has ac-
ccpted the nomination for Attorney
General on the Prohibition ticket rice
Judge Quarles, resigned Judge Nc
Teer is called by his admirers Young
Man Eloquent, and IS very popular in
Wvthe and the adjoining counties. He
will add considerable strength to the
Prohibition party 10 the Southwest and
draw very largely from the Republican
vote in that section.
Ex-Judge Claiborne, Of Roanoke, has
been seen to-day and reports positively
he will address the people OF Franklin
county next Monday at court and will
show up Malone as he has never been
shown up before. He will charge and
prove that Malone said to Republican
at the National Republican Convention
that no Republican from Virginia ought
or should vote for J. q. Blaine for
President OF the United States.
Willie Vice, son Of George Vice. died
in Jail at Floyd Courthouse on Wednes-
day of typboid-fever aged twenty one
years Two years ago he was indicted
for selling a quart OF liquor at Chris
tiansburg. He was tried at Danyllle and
sentenced to one month in jail and fined
one hundred dollars. He was lodged in
jail on the 18th OF July and died the
29th of August.
Captain J. VI. West and q. W. Pc
gram. OF Petersburg, are il the city to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
GOOD NEWS FROM PRINCE EDWARD.
Visitors Pleased-The Negroes DCnouncc
MahOne's English Candidate-fine
Tobacco.
Icorrespontence Of Tho Richmond p'spatch.l


tCorrespondence Of tho Richmond D'spatch.l
FARNvILLr, Va, August 20, 1889.
For more than q week Prince Ed
wards iail has been without an occu-
pant. This condition is not the result of
peaceable and honest living OF her citi-
zens. but because her "lOck-up" is not
strong enough TO hold violators captive.
IL there Is q weaker and more insecure
iail-structure on this continent 1t must
be house of mud.
Some Of the visitors TO Farmville are
leaving for their homes The season has
been pleasant one, we have reason to
believe, TO all who have honored our
town with their presence. Certain it Is
that everything possible has been done
by the majority Of our people to make
things pleasant for the visitors, all of
whom have gained favorable opinion
OF the town as q summer health-resort,
which will bring them here again.
when it is remembered that the year
has been one of excessive wetness it will
be surprising 10 hear of such thorough
citation as is among the farmers of tins
section over the bright outlook for n
glorious harvest of tobacco. While mo-
nev has been tight during the year. and
especially this summer, there is yet rea-
son for rejoicing over the result OF the
seasons labor.
The colored anti Mahonsites in their
meeting held on Tuesday night adopted
resolutions denouncing Malone, and de-
claring interchangeable aversion to the
Englishmsn Cocks, the proposed Ma
honeite candidate for the Legislature.
Captain H.. M. Burton is most promi-
nentlv spoken of as the choice of the
Democrats for the House of Delegates
10 succeed Hon. w. Il. Dupuy. Captain
Burton Is a shrcwd and discerning work
er. brimful OF energy, and man OF
means, and such a one Is required to
win in this county.
a handsome and costly gold-headed
cane was presented last night by the
Farmville Presbyterians to Rev. Richard
McIlwaine, ID. D., as q token of their
love and gratitude.
A coal-dealer met Captain Mckinney
Yesterday and asked him how much coal
be should deliver TO his residence. The
Captain promptly replied, "Only four
tons, John, as | won't be there longer
than January 1st-" Just so. LILLY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
THE STATE.
THE DEMOCRATS OF AUGUSTA AND
THEIR CONVENTION.
To Bc Held Next rucsday--Dr. Fisher I'M
pro,ing--personai- fark
improvements -.
STANTON, VA, August y, 1852.
rcorrcspondcncs 0, tho Richmond Dlspa,cA.l

SrArNroS, Va, August %, 1880.
The Democrats OF this city and Au-
cnsta county are bestirring themselves
in full preparation for the canvass. On
the 3lst delegates to choose candidates,
one for the Senate and two for the House
of Delegates, will bo elected IN tho
county by districts aud in tho city by
ward meetings The convention will
meet on the Sd of September. The
names that will come before the conven-
ton arc Edward Echols George NJ.
Cochran, Jr, 4. b. Lightner, John ii.
Crawford. and John W. Churchman.
Dr. +. c. Fisher, assistant physician
Al the Western Lunatic Asylum, whose
long confinement TO his room in conse-
quence of sickness has been before re"
ported in the Dispatch, has lately very
mnch improved. His brother, Mr. George
Fisher. OF Richmond. has been with hun
for two weeks or more. The bettered
condition of DIR. Fishers health viii be
gratifying intelligence to his large num-
her of friends IN Richmond and IN many
parts of the State.
Mr.. !. /. Hudson. n young man rear
ed in Stanton, graduated MT the var.
GINA Military Institute IN the class OF
1856. During the session IN which he
was member OF the frs; class he was
assigned as cadet captain OF the first
company OF the corps. Recently he has
received the appointment of Professor
of Military Tactics and Commondant OF
the Corps Of Cadets in the State Military
Academy Of Ohio. He will report there
abont the 10th OF September.
At recent meeting of the Board OF
Directors OF the Western Lunatic Asy-
Luna Dr. Blackford, the superintendent,
eucgcsted that the extensive grounds IN
front of the main buildings, and through
which is the public entrance aad avenues,
md now appropriated for vegetable'gar-
dens. should become parks and beauti-
fed lawns The suggestion was approved
and the present seasonal least Tor the
space on the left as the asylum grounds
are entored-wil be the last as garden,
the desired change commencing tins fail.
This area is in full view OF the line OF
the Chesapeake and OHIO railway, and
10 the eve of the traveller II pretty shaded
lawn. ornamented with flowers and walks
traversing it. will be more inviting than
it is now. The asylum has other grounds
which cen be appropriated to vegetable
gardens
THE work at the Gypsy Hill Park,
owned by the city, is progressing finely.
One mile at least in avenues fifty feet
wide will be completed this fall and he.
fore the ArbOr-day on the grounds,
which is fixed for the 25th Of October.
CAXTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
SALISBURY REVENUE OFFICE MOVED.
The People Not Sorry-Religious Notes, &c.
iSnecial teiegrarn To the DispatchI

The People Not Sorry-keligious Notes, &C.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
SALISBURY, n. c., August 29.-Orders
from Washington have at last been re-
ceiyed here to move the internal-reve-
nue. Office from here to Statesville, and
that they are to be moved by the LIST of
September, hence everything in the of
fee is hustling to get ready to move.
Most people will be glad OF this, though
it will not be as convenient at Statesville
as here. 1t is supposed that a stamp
office will be established here.
The extra session OF the Lutheran
Church Synod met here Tuesday and
adopted the new constitution. Rev. G..
4. Brown was ordained.
To-day the Rowan County Sunday
School Convention met here in the Pres
byterian church.
Professor Mclver is now holding the
institute for the public-school teachers
OF this county.
The vote for the subscription to the
Yadkin railroad is now assured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

A Franz Halls portrait in the Oultre-
ment collection. recently sold in Paris,
brought 5 200 a portrait OF man, by
Rembrandt, $1,000, and another, Of n
woman, Sl5,0)O. At the Sellar sale a
woman's portrait, by +. Halls, went for
IS, 800 and an interior with banqueters,
by Jan Stecn, for g, 2GO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
A FATAL RUNAWAY.
Thrown from Carriage-Mrs. Dickerson
Dies of PARALYSIS.
rSpecIai teIegram 10 tho Dispaich. /

IoTVVIHI 0VFV - VT y wv
SrAUNroN. Va, August 29.-Last
night at o'clock, as Mrs. Julia Dicker-
son, wife of Mr.. Ii. 7. Dlckerson, a
prominent farmer of this county, was re-
turning home from a Sabbath-school
picnic OF the Second Presbyte-
rian church with her five children,
the carriage was overturned by the
horse running oil, and all the occupants
were thrown out. The excitement
brought on a stroke of paralysis, of
which Mrs. Dickerson died this morning
at o'clock. She was a daughter of the
late Colonel James Crawford. for many
years presiding justice of Augusta coun-
ty. Mr.. II. p. Dickerson was formerly
sheriff OF Charlotte county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

By j. II. Valentine, Auctioueer,
1885 east Main street
DIG AUCTION SALE OF $50 LOTS
~ OF FURNITURE, OIL-CLOTH. SC, AND
5COOLD BOOKS At Ny NEW ROOMS


at 10N O'Clock. Sale positive. No lieas.-Four
Marbe-T0p Chamber suits Wardrobes, side
boards large lot cidebOari safes ana High safes.
~ Rocking Chairs, some walnut; Sewing ana
large Arm Chairs, about - assorted OaS ana
Cane-Seated Cnairs-sold In lots OF half q lozen
10 or H. Marb!e-Top and Wood-lop Bureaus,
Narple-Top Washstands: 6 or Single aud Bed
Lounges-iron frame. covered with plush: pak
Extension able. % ottOn-lop single ana Dou-
bic Mat resses, T. single and Double Beisteods.
Wlndow-Shades, Leaf-Iablcs, several Kitchen
Tables, &c, &c. ALSO, al IL O'Clock sharp.
80 old Books. Come aud examine. You
may ind some OF special yaiue. All OF
The above will 10 sold without limit or re-
serve aui must be paid for and removed az once.
VIII also offer ono Alpin Iron Sate-uew Don't
fail 20 attend this sale. ! Oh can buy AZ your
own price. j. u. NALbN llNt,
M 70 AuctiOncCr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

honor OF browning queen Of love and
beauty. There will be n number OF
knights from this and the adjoining
counties.
The crowns for the occasion have OIL
ready been procured. After the tourna-
ment the gentlemen will give q hand
some ball Mt the Terminal. a number
of people are expected from Richmond.
The Committee OF Arrangements,
Messrs J. G. Brown, George Garrett,
and w. o. Jeiiries. arc sparlng no pains
TO make the tournament aud ball sue
cess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
THE MlDOlES GO TO SEA.
The Constellation Repaired and Sails from
Norfolk.
Especial telegram 10 tbs plspa,ch.I

Especial telegram 70 tbs Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK. Va. August 29.-The
United States practice ship Constellation,
Commander c. ID. Sigsbee. left the navy
yard this afternoon after nearly two
months repairing the damage to her bot.
tom caused by stranding at Cape Henry.
and proceeded TO the Chesapeake with
the cadet midshipmen, where she will
cruise for the next month, occasionally
running out 10 sea.
The schooner Williamine, from
Charleston, 3. G., 10 New York, with
lumber. was towed into Hampton Roads
to-day in distress, and is leaking badly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioReors.
1914 Main street.
UCTION SALE OF TWO LARGE
DETACHED BRICK
AND
TWO DETACHED FRAME HOUSES AND VA
CANT LOT
ONJACKsOS AND SECOND STREETS

AZ the request ~ the executor CT Mrs. 2. r. Per-
rim deceased who is acting under the provisions
OF the Will 20 settle up the estate, we Will sell at
public auction. upon the promises. On
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1889.
commencing at 40 o'clock p ", aud in the fol-
lowing order, tho hereinafter described PRO
PERTY:
!. LARGE BRICK HOUSE No. llS west Jack
son street containing eight or niue rooms, with
lot fronting 81 feet by lGj feet deep 10 an alley
,. VACANT LOT adjoining at the east ~ feet
front by lGi feet 81 M alley
g. DETACHED FRAME DWELLING Nc. III
vest Jackson street. containing four rooms, with
lOt running back l61 feet to III alley
4 LARGE BRICK HOUSE on north side OF
jackson street 40. - wo5t Jacssoul, with de-
tached kitchen and large brick stable IN tho
rear: LOT fronting 80 by - feet
b. DETACHED FRAME DWELLING On the
east side Of Second street between Duval and
Baker streets 40 800 north secondl, with three
rooms lot fronting ~ by about 100 feet
Thi. property j. situated In Il location that Will
command good aud prOmpt-paying tenants, and
parties wishing 20 invest would do we'll to attend
tie sale.
Terms: At sale SUTTON & Co,
aueg AuctiOneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
TO CROWN THE QUEEN.
A Tournament to Take Place at West
Point.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l

IopUVIUI ttIV1I"In % rI'0 I7I7P171l-I
WRsr PoNr, Va, August 29.-The
Terminal Lawn.Tennis Club are pre-
pairing for grand tournament to take
place Monday. About twenty-five
knights are expected to ride. The riding
will begin at 9 o'clock p. NJ. The arches
have been put up, and the young men
are making ready 10 contest for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

IL rHR CIRCUIT COURT on HgNRTco COUNTY
MARY j. 1IGSOR, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST IiGSOR5
EXECUTOR AND AIS, DEFENDANTS.
l. Henry Flegcnhoimer, deputy for W. :.
Teoke. clerk Of the Circuit Court Of HenricO
county. do certify that the bond required " the
specia commissioner by the decree ia SAID cause
OF tho 18th day OF june 1873, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this s0,h day OF August,
1889. HENRY fLEGENhElMEh,
au 2l-F3t Deputy Clerk.
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