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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The MonticeIlo-Band Lawn Party-Crops'
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l
CHARIorrEsvmLE VA. July IG, 1889.
Ore of the most pleasant events Of the
season was the lawn party which was given
last night at Farish's grove for the benefit
of the Monticello Band, Of this place. Tho
lawn was beautifully illuminated by Chi
nese lanterns and the band rendered some
good music, which was greatly enjoyed.
The attendance was large. but owing TO
the cool weather the refreshments were not
in as great demand as they would have
been if the weather had been warmer.
Nevertheless, the affair was quite q success
in every respect.
who died Yesterday morning, took place
from the Baptist church this morning AT IL
o'clock. The services were conducted by
the Rev. John b. Turpin.
Our farmers are now busy with their
crops and the corn crop in some portions
of the county is very promising. The hay
and oat crops are good, but the farmers
have not been able 20 harvest them till re-
Gently owing to the rainy weather. The
present weather is fine for all the growing
crops, and if il continues few weeks
longer most of the farmers will he safe.
Miss Annie Jones. of Buckingham coun-
ty, who has been visiting Miss Ola PAYNE
for several weeks, left to-day to visit
friends in Amherst.
Mr.. G.. b. Sinclair, formerly of this place,
now in business in Philadelphia, Is visiting
relatives and friends here.
MIR. c. II. Hotopp. who has been attend
ing school in New York, returned home on
yesterday.
Mr.. c. VI. Loutham. Of Madison Court
house, has been visiting Air. K. II. Fife, Of
this city.
Professor James Fishburne, Of Waynes-
boro, is visiting his brother, Mr. G. d.
Eshburne.
Students continue TO arrive at the Uni
versitv of Virginia to attend the summer
law course W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
RUSESESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCE.-THE LIMITED
= a partnership heretofore conducted under
me style aud frm-nzmo o. Lcake 81 Ford having
expired by Limitation, We offer for sale our En-
TIRE OUTFIT for tho MANUFACTURE OF
81 HEk AW-BONE AND OTHER FERTILIZERS,
situated al Ashland. Va. consisting OF FACTORY,
IS 90 forty acres ~ land attached; Steam En-
gllo. Boiler, Bone-Mill, &c, &c, and along with
those tno purchaser will got tho formula for
manufacturing the old reliable "SIERNES
FENuLlZEh."
We also offer cur stock OF FERTILIZERS at
greatly reduced prices, and large stock Ot
SYRACUSE CHILLED PLOWS OF Is per cent.
discount from list price.
Ar. 81. ". Leake. at Ashland will show the pro
porty aud give further Information.
LkAkE & FORD.
fy IASu&Wu Ashland, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
COSTA RIGA.
How The Fourth Was Celebrated.
Special correspondence OF the Richmond Dis
pafch.1

SAN JOSH. July 5, 1889.
The Fourth was very generally observed
in this city yesterday. The flags of all ma
tions were run up and an air Of holiday
making prevailed. The American Consul,
j. Rich. Wingfeld, ESQ, Of Virginia, held
a reception from noon till evening, which
was largely attended by prominent Costa
Ricans as well as by all American resi-
dents. The President and Cabinet attend
ed in a body and remained for an hour and
more conyersing with the Consul. The
military band. numbering fifty musicians,
discoursed sweet waltz strains and patri-
otic hymns in the street before the consul
late and III the beautiful Patio Garden.
The most cordial relations exist between
the United States Government and that OF
Costa Kica. g. l.. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

The Chattanooga Times says: 1.-THE fore
man of the Times inadvertently yesterday
placed the proceedings of the French
Chamber Of Deputies among the sporting
news" Why inadvertently? Does not
every foreman classify the news as far as
,,ooeillao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

DLEASANT SUMMER BOARD CAN
L be had on reasonable terms IN Lexington.
Va. One Of the coolest and heeltniest locations
In the State, surrounded on all sides Dy noun
ialns; also, dne fruit section. Residence On a
large shady lswn. Very desirable place for
families wishing 20 spend pleasant sumner.
with all tho advantages OF home comfort For
terms apply ~ Mrs. JOHN X. ANDERSON, Le1-
ingtOn, Va. ~ low. .NSuot-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
PLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, Va

Sevsntoenth season under sane management
New Hotel will be- ready for this season. Send
for illustrated pamphlet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

"The Earl of Ffc's annual rent-roll Is
.c75.OOO. out he is pot considered wealthy"
True, G75, 900 year is not much, but if he
is economical he viii be able to give his
royal bride at least one square meal day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
ADVERTISING RATES.
u.rWYG~u on rag

Reading notices IN reading matter type. I'VE
Nnes or loss. 81 in nonparoil loaded, sc.
Card Of rates for moro space furnished on ap-
Rltcattou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
A FAIR PROSPECT.
Mecklenburg Crop Notes.-The Railroad.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l

Mecklenburg Crop Notes.-The Railroad.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
BoYDToN, July 49, 1899.
The farmers throughout this county re-
present the corn crop 10 be IN good cOndl-
ton except along the river where It has
been overlooked and replanted. Accounts
from the growing crop of tobacco are not
favorable. Wet weather has prevented n
thorough cultivation. Wheat-threShlng in
dicates a good yield and quality. Mr.. Pet
tus Gill reports an average turnout Of 81
bushels per acre in one field, and the
weight 81 pounds per bushels.
The people here are greatly interested in
the construction of the Atlantic and Dan
VILE railroad, and work is progressing on
it from here to the Brunswick line.
Grading is now going on within the cor
poTatc limits of the town, and the location
of the depot is about one fourth Of mile
north OF the courthouse building.
1t is confidently expected that trains
will be running here by the time
of the gubernatorial election, and
a general jubilee is expected III
November for Democratic success and rail
road communication with the outside
world The two hotels here are now
having additions erected and will be made
more spacious and attractive. No interior
village of the State can now excel this
town for commodious and comfortable
hotel accommodations. The people of this
town think their prospects unusually
bright and inviting. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

UNPARALLELED PBEsUMpTIoN.-It can
hardly be true what the New York World
says in the following paragraph;
Ex-senator Malone, of Virginia, as
pires, strange as it may seem, TO the presi-
dency Of the United States. He thinks
that the time is coming when in order TO
break the solid South the Republican party
viii be obliged TO nominate southern
man. Az he is the leading southern Re
publican he feels that the lightning is sure
to strike him at last. 1t is this conviction
which prevents him from making fight
for the governorship of Virginia"
MALONE for President! Did mortal man
ever hear Of such impudenee? What sort
of President would he make? Who would
accept places in his CabinetI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

HOTEL BUENA VISTA. THIS
i z beautiful uow rotel i5 NOW o.en Tor
guests. Appoh station, Shenandoah Val y
IA road, is within Que quarter - uilc. AMI
Or.en F0rstt. Hammond aud Allegheny raN-
road. one hsifmile 81 she hous'. Grart .c'a-
cry. Chaiyboafo. Litlia. Limestone, and frce-
etono waters For rites, d., lirfss
=. ". IAiLtl. Manager
y12flt' Buena Vista. Rocabrilgo county Fa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

An account % tho TRANSACTIONS % y. lryear,
personal representative ~ Dr. j. 4. deter. de-
ceased. ana an account Of ne debts ani Ia
mands against SAIL deccicnls C-tAfe having
boen died Ia tho ONES ~ tais court in th't -Al@
and more Than one year having tial.ei rl-'
The qualification Il SAID pefsOual icyrcsrnia.
tive. on the motion Of Il fliysAr, oke,-f.r %
Mary G.. Jeter de cased. iegstso az d, d. aeie',
Re eAsed. 10 Is ordered NAT he creditors o' SAB
Or. j. b. joter. deceazed, do appear a. slpF
cause. II any they csp. before ne Judge ~ IT'S
court 10 vacation. a. the courtroom - this 'oi.
GA the IN Jay OF August ls.s. a. - o'cic' st..
against The payment and delivery OF ihe es.a's
Of SAID Gscedeat ). q. Jotor, to'easel. ~ his
iegatces without refluiiug bonds Ani II IS
ordered mat a copy 81 this order shail % pup-
lished Orce a week for four successive NorAs ~
the Richmond Dsarh, 8 newspaper pgblisoct
IN the city II Richmond. and That copy ihrre1t
- posted al the froul door % NE court house q
the Husslngs Court % ine city 4 kichmol4 GA
tho first Moadays ia July ami August, -
A cOpY--Iesie. CHARLES v, ooDplN,
clerk.
POLLARD L SANDS, pa. ie 20-Mil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
PURCELL. LADD & Co.,
Wholesale DIRT GCf,rs,
No. p GOreTROT street.
RICHMOND. VA. Iyl9tselS
BOOMING."-THE

- TILL BOOMING."-THH
O~THONpSON'S BhOMtNt-AE-FN
SPRING WATER came into no mArAs, Dos r'
summer Of ISIS. lu nllefv iRfe u.s. nleIf.i
medicinal vflu@ became e0 Hc'l ku.Wu faHi ,..
agents POLK MUicr g. O.. l1i t1 publish %
culsr ASKING the people uHt o. tuy b. curing %
time boa which the.t supply Was liWfr Z. N hey
Tor ,uoso upon whom disease bal gotten frm
hold. THIS WHs a frrlafstt af-fr .. t.lU-.. ss
D. generally taxes grrat Seal nf pushing aui
Newspaper "JvWlg fO NOISE a now N.INf o..
The ness ~ fle .is0gv0ry of tls fatfr trafr.
ION the wing = ta~ Niul sod orders .ur nf.
"two thOusaai cases were Boz. ... i.r lr..F.
whom the Woalhor permitted lf, Irausi. fI
lfs repu al 40 30. spread tO such Ga rKssnt lft
over " t9crty fNousatl asss have been na..r.
OY.r rough m Ilntaln fDafs Tor shipment .H
nearly every iuwu Aul hamlet il uf irI'ri
ets cs. Tho southeastern part nt fINNnIt.
Ign rich ~ mineral ores lll noted i.r lff
me cetfls AMI Detufiial scenery. WI. har'
Natsrn than from any Otler na.st 10 Ell -
"a clring " by-pep-la. SICK Heal ache. Eczema.
Biiou-ness. Diseases % re Ie.us Membrane.
ami that nOsf dreaded ~ tII tiOshIos. Il..nr' 'A
AMI lired Braln. are vol known tl many of t.l1
loading members OF tho medical fraternity. ans
every day comes ihe gratifying urstD' rs srrai
healing power. Loiirrs come from inr Nnr Pr,
south. tA,f, ami Maa aiifcs'el 10 tne come
Lauys agents, inluifiIy whore 30 can lH hsi in
thclf secs ions Prom "f1ir cases sold il mo
clty Of KicnmOni lu July, $50. las sprHng sa0l
sgrnoral demand tnAf to-day g. gsu ro fJlui i1
nearly all tho states anl Territories 0i lie uior
send 81 % yoIr druggist Aul tIy co. Do is -.Il
oyoryshere. Drop postai-cari 90 POLK MIL
LEX & CO.. General Agent. asking for PAM
phlet containing TOO Analysis. lrr'ir .a.es. ami
full information a. -9 hOs and whore in 90 no
water. j. th,fA-H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
State Press GIeanings.

Petersburg Trlder-Appeai: There is no
glory 10 be Gathered by Mr.. Blaine under
this Administration, for he is not permit
ted TO shape its policy, though he may be
held responsible for some OF its failures,
nor does he WELD the power 10 reward his
friends or TO punish his enemies.
Lynchbure Adoanee. Why, the whole
thing is simply ridiculous. II the creditors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
A LADY Speaks.
RICHMOND, Va, July Is, 1889.

RICHMOND, Va, July Is, 1889.
To tie Editor Of pts Dispatch:
am like Dickens's Miss Dartle, want
20 ask YOU a question Gust for information
you know. Why is il that Americans q
am one MYSELF have always been talking
against Spanish bull-dghting? Is that
more debasing than the American prize
fighting?
think shall have TO stop reading the
papers. for the only subject that seems 10
interest the makers is the disgusting brutal
priSe.tghtHq. Why not I'LL some Of the
columns with faiy-tales If there is no
news? Respectfully, Mrs. g.,
Clay street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
That's q good tariff plank.

A. p. PALNEBgoN, of Spokane Falls,
Washington Territory, said TO a Washing
ton city reporter for the Post that that
name is pronounced "Spokann," accent
on second syllable. It is not an Indian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

The New York Tribune says the Belgian
Minister is delighted with Americas pro-
gress and enterprise" Well, really. We be-
gin to think that this is no whortlebeTy
Of a country after all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

~ ROTTOES OF TIE SHENAN-
NJ DOAH." WEYRk CAVE CAVE OF TIE
FOUNTAINS. GROTTOES STATION. suENAN-
DOAH-VALLEY RAILROAD. NA.-1he most
wonderful cayerns IN the world. Natures mar
vellOus work viosel by incauiescent electric
light. An elegant hotel now open. This place
- on the south FORK OF tho Shenandoah river IA
tho most beautiful section Of the valley Of tho
Shenandoah. FOR descriptive and illustrated
pamphlet address
A. N. HOWISOS. Secretary,
~ i4-aoilmo Sfauut8n. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

Mr.. Frederick Z. Weatherly SAYS that he
has written something between 500 and
900 songs, Of which Nancy Lee" and
The Three Old Maids OF Leo are the
most popular. lie wrote Nancy Lee" at
Oxford within an hour while waiting for al
unpunctual pupil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
fI,HE BRADSrREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES b. CLARK, fEkslDsSa
RADSTRgErs RICHMOND OgFlc.
No. lloa EAST MAIN slkGkG
Telephone NO.ss.
IN. Witty. saperlatsaisa.

The Richmond Once aAs more taan keps pa's
witE sne rapid growth ol No city aud develop
meat u Tie territory tributary toN ltoders D
the msnAauie community VI IBIS sccu1A all ms
advantages OF Asystom uks superiority " shlsa
10 recognized Ia every tFaie ceHue of ITO sisA-
lxod world thsI Il a IA special se.lss prspAgoi
10 guard lae tnterosgOf 10 i0cal paarons q a..
tested by the fact thss &c has nos q Asrsw ssa>s<
sfsxSswssss Ass sAs efAx A<rszssiss zssx<a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

The Washington Post says that Mr.. RAN
DALI in q recent interview stated that he
was willing to stand on President Folks
letter, written in 1914, which reads as fol-
lows:
"In adjusting the details Of a revenue
tariff. | have hitherto sanctioned such
moderate discriminating duties as would
produce the amount needed for the exigen-
cies Of the Government and. at the same
time, afford reasonable incidental protec-
ton TO home industries.
That's q good tariff plank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
YAEwlcN PARE.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
AME.ICAS CHAMPION LONG-DlSTANCE
OCEAN SWIMMER
CAPTAIN J.. ID. BLOADELL.

SATURDAY. July 9th. and MONDAY. July
or TWO HOU Alto EXHIBITIONS in eve
nilg-. commencing At O'Clock. Two aud
h.lf hours in tne water. lie will perform tho
following difficult feats without artificial means
whilo i'm the water: Build a raft, COOK and cat
his supper. smoke, eat and drink above aud
nnGer Mater. eaten a fish without bait hook,
or luc. aucy mining 81 AL styles. Grand
display OF fireworks the whole 90 conclude
with blowing up Is miniature ship with dyna-
mits bombs Illustrating modern mode ~ war
faro performance Tor ladies' and children.
Beats viii iehye compauys wharf every half
hour, commencing al 3 T.. NJ. Admission 20 all,
ed cents y l1-ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

YHE OCEAN-NIEW HOTEL.-THIS
4 woll-knoWn seaside resort. eight miles from
Norfolk WILL BE- OPENED lsr or JUNE 70 tho
public. Fishing and bathing uneIcelei by any
resort on the coost For terms, a., address ".
". PRICE, Ocean View Va. my I7-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
EOUCAIIONAi..
COLLEGE,
4 L 1 Al L 4

IN SALEM. VA.
Hea'thfui mountaia climate. Choice Of courses
for degrees. business department; special alien
ton 20 English: French and GoruHn spoken
library. 1000 volumes. good morals; I'VE
churches no bar-rOOma $3.50 % SID Tor nine
months. Qucmdtpg fees. board, &C. students
from Il yteeu Ststes, Indian Territory and Japan.
Tbirty-seventh year begins SEPTEMBER 18TH.
illustrated catalogue free. Address PROFESSOR
i. Y. y. PAINTER. Secretary. y li-eOjlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

A contemporary says KnRATN is still
lodging. Some one should whisper to
JAKE that he is no longer in the ring with
SI-TrTyAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
ExrrRNIoNa. &c.

DARKPLACE SUNDAY-SCHOOL
J. WORKERS w'u give \ MOONLIGHT EA-
CTR~ION THURSDAY EVENING. july 18Th, on
steamer Ariel. Boat win leave wharf at G3D
oc.o.k. Refreshments at city prices 1tcke.s:
Adults. so cents. chldran, IS cents. ~ l1-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

PRICE % cGNrs PER- oAuoN

As romoly f1r lg-Ucg o mis- NAI f De,
achieved wonderful success. as l- a.te-.'.
our best physicians.
In al caso. ~ dyspepsia arising from a ..
orders ~ he st0ns-h-tar Cons .t.Iuu. 500. -
Less OF the Hesl. auI iorp fitY ~ fh' llrrs
this water viii boz found lilh.F beneficial
ltts mildly apsricuf tlt BE- n.f ntrcalF', .i
can le used ia anvGlaufifv without a iif HH1
10 IS especially adapted IS iiure'i' Iu 4i c.-.t
o. diseases ~ the hIu-v- and Bladder
The WATER Wil re Furnished as 1frrf IfIr" ..
pc. per gallon. .o 04l.l must Boz a-lci tao ... t
OF iemu0hn.
Eve gallons boxed resdy ''rs shipment 70 81
each or. y0u caa send your vessel. i.f .' H.t
A. usual.
70 can also boz haA in cases Df ouo i1Ton hall.
gallon bottles a. 50 pes case. DO be bal r
al Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

L7OR SALE, A LADYS FINE
L PHAETON; u-e1 about three months. sold
for want Of use. Can be seen ~ HlCkSS STA
Bile, Monroe between Grace and Broad streets
~ l4-Ets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
coURr ORDERS

NIRGINlA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF 1HE CITY or RICHMOND
TIE 25rH DAY OF June. lss3;
Bennett puryosr. Administrator a. b. ~. n. p f..
II j. b. deter. deceased. ald also as ehe'.l.f
Of May c. Joter. eect asol ........... iia.n =.
against
J. d. Woodward and others. ....... Defendal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
LINE. PLAsrER. CEMENT, Se.

- ZOO BARRELS FRESH ROCK
OsCOO LAND LINE, just srriVed per
schooner Alfred X cen; now dischArgins Also
ffest Hoffman hosendale Cement, imported Port
land and MON Cement, Calcined Plaster, White
sand, Laths, Hair, Friedrich, &c. &C. for sale.
WARNER MOORE.
Nova Scotia Lump and Ground Plaster
nn25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

Io0KIN0 ZOE sATIsFAcII0N.

at il to get the testimony Of these
three ladies' said my informant, " that tho
advertisement WAS put IN the paper MIR.
Smith did not get away without some ne
mentoes of the ARRAY. In fact, he was laid
up two or three days. He wrote TO Colonel
Hahn, general manager Of the l." road,
but got 10 satisfaction. He now proposes
10 bring a suit for damages against the
IL" company. and have the needed te5u-
mOny OF the witnessing ladies'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

The blood Is the source of health. Keep
il pure by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which is peculiar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
sIACEIIAE-N ORh&
rSTABLIsnKD 1856.

ESTABLISHED 1868
DICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
"a MACHINE-WORks,k RICHMOND, VA,
builders Of LOCOMOTIVES. STEAM ENGINES.
stationery and portable, with plain slide valves.
automatic cutoff. or COriss gear: BOILERS,
stationary, marine, and portable; SAW-AILLS,
TANKS, PULLEYS. sHAfTING. HANGERS. etc.
Electric-cars lseventeenth-street lins) run
within two blocks OF the works my Ally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
7 TITLE MARY CECILIA BRU-

7 TITLE MARY CECILIA BRU-
mas JUST BEEN CURED of THE WORST
ECZEMA EVER sERN By THE DOCTORS
WHO TREATED HER-FkOM HEAD TO
FEET A MASS OF DISEASED SklN->k NE-
RAJ PHYSICIANS. A MEDICAL C0LLtGE.
AND ALL REMEDIES FAlL-CURED 81
CUTlCUkA REMEDIES.
Ny little daughter. Mary Cecilia Bruuold. was
arilcted with the worst case OF eczema ever refn
by tho doctors who treated her She was literal
II covered from head 10 foot With scabs. These
ply sicans tried their best 10 cure her, hut be-
lioye they were only experimenting. hey kept
on experimenting for Oyer ten months, but In
stead Of getting Deitor tho child got worse. ami
did not know chat 20 urse 10 pursue. Ny VIE took
her. after we had paid al We could afford for
medical treatment, 70 medical college where
there we're some twenty or thirty doctors assem-
bled but the case banned them all Ny vile had
70 % every day, and sometimes twice dag. In
fact the medicine they gave my child did not
have time 10 act even n there was any virtue In
10, 10 was changed 80 often by orders OF The doc
tors The latter part Of January. after every
thing nal failed aui patience and money were
both exhausted. made up my mind % qult all
doctonng and Try tue CUTlCUKA REMEDIES. Ibid
so. and now can say that my daughter i curcI,
SQUAD IN health and well, 10 the surprise Of
hundreds
The druggist, hlr II. NJ. Krueger. corner Chsu-
tesu and Ewing avenues. who sold u the Gull
tDhA hAA BULLS - ho illtCh oettll,utA rs any VI
us. The CUTfCURA REMEDIES have Worked a
complete cure, aud We have used bui little
more han three fourihs OF bottle OF CUrIcUHA
kEsOLvESr aud DropOrtOnAte amount OF CO.
TtCUEA and CUTICURA soar. 1 am ready az any
time 70 make GfldAyiI that my daughter had the
worst case Of eczema, As tho doctors all admit.
ever seen Ia this CITY. and that she has been cured
solely by the CUTICURA REMEDIES after tbs best
physicians and remedies failed.
/ shall no glad 20 have aay one call upon OF
write me who has a child similarly afflicted, or
any person who Is troubled with Il skin disease.
that no may see for himself what your CurlCU-
RIA RRHEDIKs have done. / do this In gratitude
for the cure that has been effected In my childs
case. CHARLES Il. BKUNOLD,
zoos Gratiat street, ST. Louis
CUTTCURA REMEDIES
are sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcrRA, b0c
SOAR, 25c.: RKsoLvEST. 81. Prepared by the
PorrER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Bos-
ton.
To Send for "How 70 Cure SKIN Diseases GA
pages, 90 illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
BRIEF COMMENT.

1.-THE greatest gold-creating business in
Guthrie, Oklahoma, just now is banking"
What sort Of banking?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
COAL AND WOOD.
g ?. LATHROP 4 co,

& p. LATHROP Il co.
BEST GOALS, PERFECT PREPARATION.
We are prepared 10 furnish consumers with
all sizes Of best ANTHRACITE COAL, CROWN
ulLLSPLlNT COAL, WEST VIRGINIA STEAM,
FOREST PINE WOOD. sawed and split An
early advance In the price OF coal il looked for.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

EErARWICk PARK.

The GONDOLA CHIMBORAZO Will make daily
excursions including sundays. between Rich
mnud and Warwick Park touching a. the moni-
tors both ways. Leave Richmond every day,
except sunday. az 10 A. a.. and r. N. Leave
PARK at II ". ana 4. VI. Sundys- Leave Rich
moEd ~ 10 A. NJ. and 2. n. Leave Park at u
4, Aui6P NJ Fare, SOC. round trip. For eI-
cursiOns charters. otc., apply 20
THOMAS ELLEIT. Secretary.
ny 2-3m - north MINI street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

SPRINGS AND BATH,

Tits magnificent PROPERTY recently pur-
chased by tie
ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL AND IMPROVE
AENT COMPANY
OPENED JUNE 18TH.
Added 90 many new attractions and improve
menfs is a SWIMMING POOL lsrge't la tho
United states. enlarged grounds. walk. and
drives, and excellent livery. Equipment un-
surpassed. Several diferont Mineral Naiers.
superb climate especially beneficial for Nals-
ria, Asthma. Catsrrh AMI Hay Fever Exhaus-
ton AMI Depression. Capacity, 100 guests.
Grand scenery. Pamphlets al principal drug
stores. depOts, g.. X. ". EVANS.
iO2l-lm' Manag0r.