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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
The Stamping Department

STAMPING dono-wet or dry--sll kinds Of ma
terial. Tho lowest prices IN the city.
GENrLEMEN's 25c. NECK sCARFS for Exc
FOUR-lN-HAND, l7c.;
LADIES' BLACK MUFFs, G5.--tho SOC. quality :;
1870. for ALL-sILK FANCY hIBBONs that were
% and Soc;
Among to UETRIMMED HATS will be found
some OF the choicest styles Of this season for
29c-value G5 and 75c.
BOYS SUITS Tor gl.25.
Where can you find such an assortment OF
BOYS CLuTHINGg Tho hsndsomes. and nnost
in eli the new designs and patterns, including
jersey Faunteroy."
Handsome pev ROSES, lOc. each. woula be
cheap for 80.
WHITE CHINA CUPS snd SAUCERs, SC. a pair;
IMPORTED CHINA TOILET SETS. nigh art de-
coratior, sA9s worth $3.50:
NEW DECORATED VASES, &c., should be 25c. !;
Another at l7c worth a5c
The little BIsQUgDOLL, movable joints, i0c.
POKER CHIPS. full size, 100 for &C.;
zoe. BUGGY WHIPS 29c.;
GAS GLOBES, tulip bulrs-eye. lO,;
TABLE LAMPS rith decorated chiaa base COM
plete. &c.
COZ HoDs. JAPANNED, decorated for parlOrs
sl.93 instead OF 50;
A new 10, Of PIANO LAMPS and nne TABLE
LAMPS. s!so HALL LAMPS.
--''---'--'-'-1 are in ladies', Misses, aud Chill
WRAPS d'on''- Nothing but WRAPS
-----------..--. wherever you look.
Stc0nd EOT-Baek.
II, IS, Is, And II EAST BROAD,
BETWEEN FIRST AND FoUsHEg STREETS.
loc9l
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COIN SILVER TnIMBLEs, isc.
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Special prices by
the hundreds Of va
rious styles and quail
ties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
A NOTTOWAY THIEF CAUGHT.
Trying 20 Rally the Colored Forces to Ma


Trying 20 Rally the Colored Forces to Ma
hone with Little SuccesS--A Trial.
rCorres pondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BLACKSTONE, Va, August 80, 1889.
For some time past Mr. George p.
Adams. a merchant Of this place, has
suspected that some party or parties had
means for getting into his store at night
and he had missed small quantities OF
groceries from time TO time. y few
nights since the thief took from the
money-drawer about SD, whcreupon
Mr. Adams wrote to John Wren's agen-
CIV. in Richmond. to send him detec-
tive. Yesterday afternoon the detective
succeeded in capturing the thief, negro
named Briggs. When the case came mp
before the Mayor Briggs admitted his
guilt and was sent on to the grand jury.
The Republican leaders here are work
ing hard in quiet way, trying to rally
their forces TO Alahone's standard. The
negroes however. are not easily per
shaded TO return to their old love. and L
do not expect TO see as many of them at
the polls on the 9TH Of November as on
former occasions. Their leaders say
that most of them will vote for Malone,
but at a meeting some time since q vote
showed that there were twenty-slx
against ana only sixteen for Malone III
the house.
heard a negro who is thought to
have some prominence in his locality
say that unless little Billy "sugsrs up,
and heavily, too" he could not support
him. Another, who is a recognized lead
er, said with knowing wink 1.-The
longest pole will reach the 'simmon."
The Blackstone Lodge, A. T. and a.
NJ, has been busy for the past two days
hearing evidence i'll seduction case.
OEe OF their members, popular young
NJ. ID. of this county, is charged with
the grave offence, which has brought
disgrace upon one of the first families Of
Virginia. The trial is long and tedi-
ous one, and it is thought Will not be
concluded this week. V.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
POLITICS AT THE WHlTe.
Some Thoughts on the Coming Election
Personal.

Personal.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, I
August %, 1889.
An unusual interest is manifested IN
the gubernatorial contest in Virginia by
her friends here from all sections Of the
country. The ticket with the gallant
Phil. Mckinney at its head gives uni
versal satisfaction, and will rally TO IT'S
support every true and loyal Democrat,
besides winning over d number OF con-
seryatiye Republicans. A prominent
northern Democrat here remarked the
other day that "if anything could in
spire Virginians to buckle on their fight
ing armor and go to the polls IN solid
phalanx the nomination of Malone and
the possibility of his bossing the old
State would certainly nerve them to the
work" 1t is realized on all sides that
the canvass in the Old Dominion will
necessarily appeal powerfully not only
TO local and material interests, but IN
wolves the question OF high manhood
and patriotism, ana Caucasian supremacy
against bossism and misrule.
President Ingalls,, OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. will erect handsome
cottage on the hill in rear Of Florida
Row.
General Joseph r. Anderson and wife
are here. Judge w. G. Folkes, OF the
Supreme Court of Tennessee, IS here
with his pretty wife. He is the son OF
State-Senator +. j. Folkes, OF Lynch
burD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
AwoMAN,s DARING DEED.
A Nashville Prisoners Narrow Escape
from Death.

A Nashville (Tenn.) special OF tho
9th saws: Ida GRAY, workhouse phi
soner had narrow escape from death
to-day when she attempted to escape
from the third story OF the city building,
where she was awaiting trial IN room
adjoining the Police Court.
Jus. as the bell was tapping conycnlng
court the passers-by on the south side
Of the square were Mortified TO see q
woman deliberately crawl feet foremost
ont of the window OF the sweat-box. In
n second her hands grasped the sill OF
the window and her body was suspended
in mid-air, at least forty feet above the
pavement
Telegraph and telephone wires Pass in
close proximity 10 the window, and with
her feet resting on one and grasping
another with one hand, she relinquished
her hold OF the window-slll.
The wires gave way and lowered gred-
ually with her weight, and throwing
herself toward the walk she managed to
grasp the cornice over the window IN
the City Dispensary.
Again her muscles were brought into
plav. and swinging of the cornice drop
ped to the sill below. Here she sat
down deliberately and dropped thence
to the canvas-awning which protects the
front Of Ezell's restaurant.
So far the Journey had been perilous
but safe, notwithstanding the unnerviug
cries OF those who Witnessed the daring
descent. But when her form struck the
awning the canvas sank with the weight
and became SO taut that 1t was impossible
Tor her to grasp the iron rods beneath the
canvas and she rolled of the awnlnginto
the stone gutter below, q distance OF
about twelve feet.
She struck heavily and lay motion
less lengthwise the gutter, and was
soon surrounded by a crowd. Officers
arrived, and she was carried into the
hallway that leads to the dispensary,
while medical attendance was summoned,
and it was found advisable to remove
her to the hospital. She was taken
there in an unconscious condition.
The woman was arrested on the charge
of using abusive language. Tho sur
geon of the hospital made an eXamina-
ton of her injuries aud found her suffer
ing from contusions and lacerations Of
the head, caused by striking the stone
gutter. There was no evidence OF in
ternal injuries, and he thinks her con-
dition not serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
IN W. VA
A NEGRO SWUNG UP AT FAYETTE-
WILLIE BY A MOB.
One Hundred and Fifty Masked wen mp
turo the Jail and shoot Down the
Murderer OF Charles W aiker.
lsnociAl tolorram % the pIapalch.l


CHARLESTON. w. VA. August 3D.
About o'clock this morning moo OIL
$50 masked men from Rush Run went
10 Fayetteville and aroused Jailer Nc
Vey from his slumbers by attempting to
break open his door. He came out,
when pistols we're Immediately pointed
nj his head. II was found that the jail
KEYS were not in his possession, but stlll
keeping him prisoner they proceeded
to the jail, short distance IN the rear OF
his house. On arriving there they stuck
reyolvers through the windows ana de-
mapded the keys of Lien Davis,
Waterman on the inside, who has been
ON duty ever since John Turner, the ne
gro murderer, has been confined there.
lie refused to give them mp, and the MOP
then began TO make preparations
to break in. Dynamite was called for,
and Davis believing further resistance
70 be useless handed out the keys. SIEVE
ral of the men entered the jail ana told
the colored prisoners, all OF whom were
confined in one room, TO pass John Iur-
ner ont TO them inside Of five minutes,
which they did. As he appeared he was
shot twicc, and as he fell the mob caught
him by the feet and dragged him out
side. where he Was shot the third time.
Still holding him by the feet they
dragged him about half mile in the d.
rection of Sewcll station, and after hang
ing him to tree riddled his body with
bullets.
The crime for which Turner suffered
death was the unprovoked murder OF
Charles Walker, saw-mill boss, at Hush
Run, on July 18th. after which he escaped
and was arrested at Jacksonville, Ohio, on
August 18th. There Las been an under
current of opinion in the Rush Run
neighborhood since the murder that he
was hired to commit the crime, and this
opinion is now stronger than ever, as
MANY believe that the object i'll shooting
him as soon as he was taken out OF lall
was TO prevent any possibility OF his
making confession or statement that
would implicate others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

NOR RENT, No. 200 EAST MAR z
Il SHALL STREET. containing ten rooms IA
and kitchen, % DO put In order at once. Apply
10 APPERSON Il Co,
an 2teod6t No. north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
LYNcHeuRG DELEGATES CHOSEN.
DIR. Tanners Cousin and FOilowcr-hilled
nv n Train-Other items.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 10 the I)lspatch'l
IrNcHBURG, VA, August 30. "A mass
meeting tonight elected twenty-one
delegates to the Campbell-Courthouse
Convention to nominate two members
for the House of Delegates.
There will be no election for senator
this wear, rs Senator +. j. FOwlkes, Of
this city, holds over for next session.
The convention at Campbell Court
house will be held Monday next.
J. II. Tanner, Of this city, who claims
to he cousin of DR.. Tanner, the cele-
brated faster, is training for long fast,
and offers to enter a contest with any
one in the country. lie says he only
eats one meal day, at ?. NJ, and
only sleeps three hours out OF twenty
four.
Forty names have already been added
to the fox-hunting club here.
The young bellies Of the city gave the
Young men a german here tonight
A special telegram from Liberty to-
dav saws a negro man was found on the
track of the railroad about two miles
west Of the town this morning with his
right leg cut off bare down to the knee
and the other part mashed out OF all
shape to the hip. His right arm was
broken in two places and he also had "A
cut on the side of his cheek. When
found he was alive, but died in a short
time. He said he was knocked off the
train by three white tramps and robbed
of $50. He gave his name as Tom Smith.
1t is supposed he was stealing ride du-
ring last night on freight train. An IN
quest was held over the body, but the
Jury adjourned over until tomorrow IN
order to procure witnesses.
1t is reported that the weather has
been very cold in the mountains during
the past week, and many visitors are
leaving the springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
FRLL FROM A MAST.
STAFFORD HAPPENINGS.
A Cup from the Decp-River-Niew Camp
Nccting-Sult for Damages etc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

a
Meeting-Sult for Damages, etc.
tccrrespondcnce Of the Richmond Dspatchl
STAFFORD COURTHOUSE, NA.,i
August %, 1889.
MIR. James Woodland, the keeper OF
the Aquia-creck drawbridge, found in
Aqua cresk in August, 1887, silver
drinking-cup. Rolgerss triplepla.e,
NO. 1899. engraved IS. l. $. to IL. L.
A." The cup Is a heavy one, holds about
half pint, aud was found close to the
bridge. 1t had been evidently thrown
or dropped overheard 10y some one on
the cars whilst crossing the bridge.
w. A. Morton, Esq, who has been
visiting Mr.. c. a. Bryan and had just
recovered from an attack of typhoid
fever, gained ten pounds in weight whilst
here, which speaks highly for the health
fulness OF the quality of the menu en-
loved by the denizens of the Courthouse.
William A. Little's declination of the
senatorial nomination by the Democratic
party of tins district gives universal dis
satisfaction to the 'unterrihed OF this
county.
The camp.meeting at River View was
commenced ON the 23d instant. The
number OF people i'll attendance last
Sunday was thought to be about 500.
Able sermons were delivered by Rev.
Mr.. BrewipgtOn, OF Norfolk, IN the
morning from the text: "Can any good
thing come out of Nazareth Come
aud see" And by the presiding elder,
Rev. A. j. Porter, in the afternoon, and
by the Rev. j. 4. Smith, OF this county,
al night The other ministers in at
tendance were Rev. A. y. Munday, OF
this county, and Rev. Schooley, of Ma
nassas.
This section was denuded of
everything that had wheels. One
gentleman having broken his buggy
down was last seen vending his way to-
wards the camp on o side-saddle, as If he
was determined to "get there" with
both feet. The persons attending from
distance were Miss BERTHE Jett and Mr.
Harry Lightner, from Falmouth j. p.
Garrison. ESD. OF Washington, ID. g. ;
Miss Matte Hickerson, OF Fauquier
Miss Brannan, Of fredericksburg Z; Miss
Moore, of Washington, ID. G. Miss Bes-
fie Howell and friend, OF Alexandria ;
Miss Rena Dent and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank jackson, of Washington, ID. G..
Those from the county in attendance in
part were Thomas W. Waller, Esq, and
wife Mrs Colonel Thomas Waller. Mas
tiers John and Mercer Waller, J. NJ.
Ashby, Esq, j. NJ. Barnes, Esq, and
many others that your correspondent
cannot remember.
Rev. J. T. Smith. Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, assisted in the
exercises up 10 yesterday.
Fitz Woodland. the son Of George
Woodland, ESQ.,, fell from fence yes
teidey and put his arm out of joint.
Mrs. Lucy Woodland is confined TO
her bed by severe attack OF infiam-
matory rheumatism.
X. @. l.. Moncure. Jr. Oick). has
been made happy by the arrival OF a fine
boy just four days old to-day.
A basket picnic was held at Green's
school. house today under the auspices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

Of John Green, Esq, superintendent of
the Sunday school there. An address
was delivered by the Rev. Frazier Fur.
Little Werto Steele, con of Rev. j.
w. Steele, formerly OF this county, but
now of Davidsonville, Md, is very i'll at
that place with bilious dysentery.
Mrs. M. Brooks has instituted suit
against the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company for
$40, 900 damages for causing the death of
her husband, John Brooks. Mr.. Brooks
was run over and killed by the cars be-
tween Brooks and the Aquia-creek
bridge last spring. OCCASIONAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
AN EASTERN SHOOTING scRAPE.
Captain Robert Ewcll Thought to BE Fa
tally Wounded by Joseph Taylor.
fSncctal talegrann To tho DisDatch.l


Especial telegram TO tho Dispatchl
ONANoocK Ella KELLER, Va, Au-
gust 30.-Intelhgepce has been received
here OF a shooting atfray that took place
yesterday at Guilford, some ten miles
north OF this place on the Bayside,
where Joseph Taylor shot and danger
ously wounded Captain Robert Ewell.
The difficulty seems to have origi-
mated from the fact that Taylor
had been paying attention to niece
OF Captain Ewell, to which the latter was
opposed. Taylor persisted in his visits
despite the warming and threats OF Cap
tain Ewell, and when the two men met
at Guilford hot words passed and tho
men came to blows. Reports are con-
ficting. One account says that Captain
Ewell struck Taylor. whereupon the lat
ter drew his pistol and shot Ewell in the
abdomen. According TO another &C.
count the men after exchanging blows
had been separated and Taylor returned
aud shot Ewell when he was unpro-
tected aud not expecting danger Ac-
cording TO the latest advices Ewell is
sinking rapidly and is not expected to
recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w GROCERY CLERK. Keferences must A.
company answer. Address POst-Onice Box 2ls,
PichmonI Va au 30-3t'
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GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKF Asst,

"Bv thorough knowledge Of tho natural
laws which govern tho operations Of digestion
and nutrition. aui by careIul appuceto. ~
tho fne uroperties Of well-solected Cocoon. Mr..
Fpps hns provided our breakfast tables with
Geli-atcly iiavorcd beverage which may save US
many heavy doctors bills IL Is by tho ludiclOus
use ~ such articles Of diet that n constitution
NAV bo gradually built up until strong enough
10 resst every tendency to disease. Hundreds
OF subtle maladcs are floating around us ready
e. attack wherever there l. weak point We
NAV ,-cape many fatal shaft by Keeping
our.olve. well fortified with pure blood and Il
properly nourshed frame. "-CiUii-serUlce GG-
rsfte. -
Made simply with boiling water or mix. Soid
only in half pound tins by gfocers. labelled
thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Cho-
rnists. London. England. gu Ii-sa. Tu& lhly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

DICHMOND BAZAAR. Ep
III Nos. 1888 AND i4i0 FRASKLIs STREET. N->
orrro,,,ar sale will commence

Our regular sale will commence
TODAY
M 10 O'Clock when we will offer numpnr o.
excellent HORSES. MULES, BUGGlEs, PhhE-
TONS, aud WAGONS.
AT Il O'CLOCK
$50 bales BAY, IN prime condition;
1 four.year COLT. thoroughbred, tast' ann TO-
Iiably broke, with ROAD-CAkr ana hAh-
NESS:
eocond-hand TOP BUGGIEs, in good order;
second hand OPEN BUGGY, In l0od oruer.
I second -hand MILK WAGON, In good order
second-hand GROC ERS' WAGON, little used'
pair good FARM MULES;
large BAY HORSE FOR heavy drnught;
! superior FAMILY COW, giving three gallons
daily: .. ~,
thorough JERSEY BULL, eighteen months
Old ana o beautiful specimen.
au 81 l.. Is CUM Hai'sn@n-
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Site Selected for Reform School.

INptVIHI l7IvbI t1II y VIZ '' -
CHARLEsroN, w. Va, August 3O.-The
Reform School Commission held SEES
sion last night to finish the discussion of
the various propositions offered for the
location Of the school and concluded ITS
Iabors this morning. Pruntytown, III
TAYLOR county. was selected as the most
eliGible site and the school will be To-
Gated there. The town offered the old
courthouse, the jail, the jailer's resi-
dence, two and one half acres OF ground,
and g, 600 in cash, the total amounting
10 81. 900 at the least calculation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
WANTS.

WANTED. 4 GOOD COOK, WASH
w RR. and lRONEK without incumbrance
Apuiy at 80. ~ cast Clay street au 3l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
For Sleepiessness
USE HoRsFoRp's ACID PHospHA

Use HoiBFOkD ACID FHOsPlIAfF.
Dr. c. r. Dake, Belleyillc. ILL.,, says:
"I have found il, and IL alone, to be
capable OF producing sweet and nstu-
raj sleep in cases Of insomnia from over
work OF the brain, which 30 often occurs
in active professional and business
men"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

HANDSOME PARL O SUIT,
1 Z ROsEwOC D-CAsB PIANO. COI,IhGIE
CHAMBER SUITS. AND OTHER hoUsEhOLD
q CIav Fsa.. vino is removing from the state.
snnil sell at his tate residence, No. 1905 Grove
avenue on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1889,
at 1920 o'clock to be removed OF once the foiloW-
ing articles: - ., ,..
/ very handsome PARLOk SUIT IN cnouy
frames, upholstered in best m6terial-aS
good as new; an. , ~,
Marshall Il smith Rosewood case "a OCTAVE
PIANO. IN excellent condition; 900
2Marble-Top COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS;
/ Narble-TOp WALNUT SIDEBOARD: ....,
WAKDROBES, BUREAUS, WAsli>IANpS,
MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, and other not 81
HOLD ARTICLES. 1900,
Sale positive. GEOhSh W. MAJ,
al 81 AuctlouecI.
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AUCTION sALEs-rutar. Days.
AUCTION aALEs-Futare Days.
by Sutton q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
1914 Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF TWO LARGE
DETACHED BRICK
AND
TWO DETACHED FRAME H0U5ES AND VA
CANT LOT
oyJACKsoN AND SECOND STREETS

81 the request Of tho executor Ct Mrs F. X. Per-
rim decea.sed. who rs acting IN Tor the provisions
Of the Will 10 settle up the estate. We will soil 0t
public auction. upon tho promises ON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. iSSa.
commencing at 4:D o'clock 7. NJ. and in the ioi-
loving order. tho hereinafter described PRO
PERTi:
/. LARGE BRICK HOUSE No. Ii8 west Jsck-
son street. containing eight or nine rooms, with
lot fronting 81 feot by iG5 feet deep 20 an alley
.. VACANT LOT adjoining at the east ~ feet
front by i65 feet b. an alley.
3 DETACHED FRAME DWELLING No. III
west Jack son street. containing four rooms, with
lot running pa.,k 10 feet 10 an alley.
T. LARGE BRICK HOUSE on north side Of
.Tackaon street 40. 90 wost Ja-tsOn), with do
tsched kitchen and large bri.k stable In Tho
rear lot fronting ~ by - feet
3. DETACHED FRAME DWELLING on tho
east side ~ Second street between Duval aud
Baker slreets no. 500 north Sccondl, with three
rooms iot fronting 20 ~ about 100 feet.
This property Is situated he a location that Will
cOmmand good and prOmpt-paying tonants, and
parties wishing 10 invest would do well 20 attend
the sale.
TERMS Al sale. SUTTON & Co,
al - Auctioneer$
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION
*. < A. X. k.l
RICHMOND. FREDERICKsBC


DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -s'he inis
commencing JUNE - iss9-eastora aniA'i
time:
s:s4 A. NJ. leaves Bysi-Strss' station ia. Z.
st0ps only a. Ashland. Junction. HI.-
fori aud Fredsricksblrg. Sleeper
70 Washington aud NsN iork
ll:O7 A NJ leaves Byrl-Siroet station ttliy. x
csps sunday
GAP. NJ. leaves Byri-Strscs sfsioa daily
sleeper 20 New York
s.s0 A NJ arrives az Byrd street station daily
sleeper from Nee Norz-
e.gS F. NJ arrlyo. a. Byrd Street station lalF
st0ps Al Rreierczsbury. Au'ofi
JUNCTION.. aud Ashland sleeper lsoA
Warrington aud New YORK.
lc.4OP NJ arrives az Ryrd-Suecl sta Ton deily.
excsp, sunday
ASHLAND rRAlNS
pALY Excerpt suSDAYA
e;sA. NJ. leaves Elos. Arrives Al Ashland 81
1883 \. N.
aOoP NJ. MULTIPLICATION leaves Byni-Strcx
slAtioD. arrives 81 Ashland AZ ?. VI.
e:0lP. NJ leaves ElbS. arrives al Ashland ~
e4sA. NJ. arrives EibA Leaves Ashland ats.D
s0A M. Recommendation arrives at Bra.
sirsessisiioa. leaves Ashland s!';G
$50 p. NJ arrives al Eliza leaves Ashiaoi a.
ca TABOR. General Ticket Assn.
II. D. ArsEs General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
MACHINE WORAs.

EOR SALE, A GOOD RIDING Tn
IL AND DRIVING HORSE; sound and <S>A
gen.le. Any Isdy can drive him. WIN DC sold
j. TAYLOR ELLYSoN,
au yq-3t III east Main street.