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Tho market. His good sense taught him
chat there tnust be other valuable waters
near by, and investigation brought TO lght
Spring No. 2, said 10 contain moro
LrTBIA
:, eolut;on than any other known water.
IIe had several analyses made of II, cach OF
which showed il 10 be powerful RENE
dial agent. IL has received the .unquai-
fed endorsement Of the leading physlcians
81 the country, and IL prescribed by many
in Europe for their patients.
There are now about SeVenty-hYe per,
CONS here who are all more or less affected
With diseases for which this water IS re-
commended. None so away without pc
ING benefited by its use, and many are en-
tircly relieved Of their troubles. All speak
in terms Of highest praise OF It's wohoerlui
effects. And thus the waters oil theSe
SPRINGS
have n reputation in their line second 10
none IN the country. -, 49,.
A visit to the packing-house SHOWS lWo
stout negro men hard at WORK rom iloI " :
mo until night. and often TO late hour OF
he NIGHT. filing the bottles and packing
them for shipment to all parts OF the c0un-
frv. Great care is taken 10 nave tho Dot
tles clean and sweet and TO pack them so
that No loss is had by breakage WHO ca
route to their destination. .u
4 glance at the register shows that there
IL scarcely n State this side of the rocky
Mountains but has had representative
here this season.
TIE CROPS.
find the planters IN the MAN very DC
sDOudent over the poor prospects OF a crop
Fully one half of the corn crop OF TINS sec
ton is grown on the river and creek poe
toms and this has been ruined as com
nletelv as if it had been swept With, th'
bcsom Of destruction. Most of the low
land tobacco (and these TWO constitute
their money crops) has shared the same sam,
fate. The wheat and Oat crops are SOou
in the same condition rs IN the rest oi 10,
State-until recently too Wet to thrcsl an
sproutinr in the stack. Altogether u IS
gloomy outlook, 50 much so that q mum
Ter of farmers have taken their hands an'
teams and gone 10 work on the Ailan'l !,
and Danville railroad, which runs thT9Hsl
this county. Much Of The highland 20
bacco and corn is good and there are som
fine crops, but these are the EXCEPTIONS
POLITICS
with reference TO the gubcrnatoriai nom
nation ia exciting great deal OF lnleiea
! here and the actions of the appr0achlh
convention will be looked to WITH gre"
anxiety.
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Funeral of a Locomotive Engineer
rsnar,ai ,eleerau 10 the Dispatcn.l

SrAuSroS. VA, August 13.-Robert r.
Murrey. long locomotive engineer on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. who died at
Clifton Forge, was buried here tins morn
inc. The funeral services, were from the
Baptist church, OF which the deceased was
The religious services were conducted by
Rev. S. +. Chapman, pastor of the church
at clifton Forge, where the deceased held
his membership at the time OF his death.
He was fifty years of age and left family,
and was highly esteemed.
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ESSEX COUNTY.
r., e Protrncted Meeting-Personal Notes
~ ,-respondence Of the Richmond Dispatch


DUNNsvIILE, VA. August Il, 1899.
ruAo .protracted meeting which began at
~ ~ ppahannock church on Sunday the
,.D nIo Sed last evening, with twenty-nlnc
~ 1d; 40 IS TO the church. Elder James er-
n .,a,, ~ Baltimore, assisted by Elder
nom nom " IN epastor Of the church. conduct
O ~ tSo eor> ices. Nornonls truly
c oS1 C'- r,oD - tmagnetic and persuasive adj
I 1onSs md and splendid presence. lie has
u rostlr on" ondeo tcd himself to his brethren
e e,j Irssde n / wing impression upon the
n ,.nn,,ie Genera Ny. Large congregations
p yere in aitendal ce during the entire meet
ing. - O,n, &c Missouri with
lis Ton family is yisitin, his father Nj. j. Ar
1'1 Dunn. OF tins 1laee. r.o
'n Mis- Can Cane Wood uG, of Little RocE,
AZ is here visiting her aunts, Mrs. Peter
s IeiI and bIrs. NJ. f. 44undley. These Ia
dies and d. the mother of Miss CAME Were
tLe Misses i. Sizer, daughters Of the late
Dr Sizcr. of King William county, va.
~ We e. have had week Of sunshine, the
fleets of which are visible upon the IN
DTovine corn and cheerful faces OF me
preop!e. The tomato crop is now rolling
! into the factory. N'
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They Were Not Brotheriy.

ICOfFoBpOndonCo OF IuV I61-I -
HAMPTON, VA, August 10, 1889.
The town Republicans held stormy
conyention AT the courthouse last night.
n resulted in two sets of delegates being
elected 10 the county convention. Very
few OF the white members OF the party took
any part in the meeting As prelude u
the convention Mahoneite and anti had
a fight on the street during the day and one
of them was jailed. II Is probable that thl
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ON THE DAN.
Death of Tobacconist-ReliGio Notes
Special telegram 10 The DispHtch1

Especial telegram 70 ne DispHtcn.I
DAxvI1LE, Va, August lS.--W. +. Thomas,
one Of the leading leaf-dealcrs on tnls
market, died at 8 o'clock TINS morning
after brief illness. ,s-,,;..
DIR. j. c. James, whose injury by falling
from a street-car has been reported, IS stili
living between life and death. Physicians
regard his case as hopeless,
a large number of Danville people went
TO Chatham to-day TO attend the Roanoke
Baptist Association, and came back III d
drenching rain. >.
The Republicans held o disorderly meet
ing last night TO elect delegates to the state
Convention, in which Judge BLACKWELL the
defeated Republican candidate Tor Con
gress. was defeated by j. W; Payne, ne
gro, for delegate. Blackwell was made al
alternate
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Carrier-Pigeon Found.


U0LVMI1A, Va, "D"7V I0' ]0''
To he Editor Of he Dispatch
I noticed last evening pigeon IN my
ward. He seemed TO be very tped OF gc1ue,
and this morning he stepped INTO my store
and did not stop until he got luto the gro
Gerry department. Thought It very strange e,
so / went up to 1t and picked 1t up, ana il On
examining its wings ] found WHEN aeon on
nearly every feather, c. LipSc49s'' Ioo1 s,'S,
' 80, mt Il in your paper and the owner
may know whore the bird is. 1t seems to
he very well satisfied now, but l do not
know how long it will stay;
Respectfully, j. MERCER SEAHl
Post-Office Box 2. Columbia, Va
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Ont OF Danger.
Especial telegram to the Dspa'rt

ISDecInT teICgraW 10 NO ID P1'-"'I
LEXINGTON. Va. August 13.-Ihe many
friends Of Major John ID. Rogers solicitor
II Jamcs-Riycr division Of the Chesap axe
i 0Lio railway. whomade such a narrow
q, - The railroad disaster near SCOTS
o.cane TX. win be glad TO learn that
Vile last W, "SeT, ana 'houTn Pa all
be is out Of all u..- 70 hlS pea VII
fully hurt and conhIe--
soon bc out again.
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AUCrsosssLEs-ru,ure Days.
BY Sutton s. Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
1914 Main street.
tI,ErSTEES, SANE or TWO DE

ry'EUSTEEsY SALE OF TWO DE-
A sIkADLE AND CENTRALLY.LOcAreD
DWELLINGS. nos. IO9K AND III EAST MAR
SHE'LL. BETW FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS, SOUTH slDE-ln execution OF n cor
tain deed ~ trust from Louis MinRlcr aud wife.
dated October 49, 1883 and o. record " the
CLERKS oflco OF Richmond Cha1cory Court,
Deadlock is6 q, page i2i, being required - to
DO by the benehciaries therein. wo shall sell at
public auction, upon the premises 90
MONDAY. AUGrsr 70. 1883,
AZ g o'clock r. H.. the aDoye-dssrribcd PROPER
TY. Dwelling No. i0Jb - brick. and nss hye
rooms No. III Is = frame Dwelling. aud con
tains six or seven rooms.
The lot fronts - feet on the south sie OF
Marshall street and has q depth Of lDj feet 4
iDchcs
The property IA In good order. and its location
win always command ready aud prompt-paylng
tenants . .
Terms: Cash a. 10 expenses OF sale and '2sl'il;
balance upon terms 10 bo announced ~ tale
y. y. HARGRONE +,
benny :. III lILkR.
FL. SUTTON.
Trustees
crr-o,, T. RI kucfioncerz "a IS
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AuGuSTA COUNTY.
The Democrats Preparing for the Fight

,correspopdenco Of the Richmond Dispatchl
STArNToN, Va. August IA, 1889.
-nocratic party of Augusta county
m snr The contest. The County
II r ne. -ittee has been IN session
IS pi eparin9 .ounty convention to
and arranged for c.
nom mate candidate Tor - coun-
two for the House Of Delegate. ~
III - six magisterial districts IN t.
tx a, al the two wards IN the city OF ola.
ton sill appoint delegates TO the county
conv ention on the 3lst OF August. Inc
ammo rtionment of one delegate TO every
fitv votes gives the following result
Beye ,lev Manor district. 10; hlverheads,
IA: south River. u; Middle River, II;
Nortl River. 10; Pastures, CITY OF o'auh-
ton Ward No. /. Ward No. 2, Z.
mjttee: From Beverley Manor. ;. Z.
Brown and i. c. Whitlock; kiverheadS5'
N. Mcclure and r. NJ. Smiley; South
River. W. A. Abncy and X. q. Wright;
Ni1di River. Albert VI. Roller and W. II;
Moran an. North River, ". Ii. Gambell
and J. II. Todd Pastures, ID: +. Hoover
and VIC Craig: StauntOn-Na No. ],
" ca kinney and W. i. Olivier; Nard
No. &, W. II. II. Lynn and John y. Ople.
Mr.. I.run is chairman and Mi. hlhhey
score :ary ,)f che committee. -,
TIL is a first-rate cOmmltte, ana VIII
cond act vigorous canvass.
IN county convention, composed as
will De observed. Of eighty-two delegates,
will assemble in Stanton on the 81 OF
sent embcr. and choose the nominees Tor
The [,erislature-one for the Senate and
two for the House of Delegates. Hon.
| Ed1y ard Echols, who has since 1888 repre-
cent ed Augusta in the House, is the only
ners IN now named for the Senate. There
are hree so far in the field for the nomi
natl, IN for the HOuse-tO wit, Colone
| iobr II. Crawford, who was member the
last session. Mr. A. b. Lightner, who ma
been member in former years, and MIR
| Johr W. Churchman, popular younni
farm er. who made fine run before TN
prin AIRY two years ago for the same posi-
| ton for which his name is now before tn
| pub lie: 6 -,
Teit ,h-Street School, Richmond, who wa
for several years previously superintenden
of t he Stanton schools, arrived here yes
! terC hy. He is highly esteemed and ina
na!Iy attached friends in this city:
CAXToN.
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WAgRENTON.
Farmers Acknowledgement MATTERS
tco,respondenco OF the Richmond pispatcal
Nv Arcrrsr 10 1899

trorrespondenco OF the Richmond p'spatcni
AUGUST 10, 1889.
rrac+inc of the farmers of feuquier vas
ia IN ms town on last Saturday Tor The
purpose Of perfecting toe oreanlza''0Gnr mo- Ua
ibe Farmers Alliance Of tins county Inc
meotinc was largely attended.
General w. II. Payne has returned 10 10
warrcnton after very P pleasant stay WITH
"' G lr'l Iomax, superintendent Of the
,0r;rnitnral and Mecnanical College at
Biacksburg is visiting relatives IN TINS
Many exoIlcnt horses are entered for
the races which will take place on the f 'r ,S;
near this place ON the l4th and 10TH OF TINS
The ladies Of WaTeuton Will give a
fancy german or Friday night, ~.
The ladies Of Grace church. near TINS
in0 go a fair nd festival on the 8th for
t tSsT benefit I%SG Of thCir church, which was
financially very suco eSsfuI. -. .o.u. =,
~. n az '.arlieT' ma, 1 of the summer, Is
once one e. more thoroughly vestoredto health
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CIV Cotton.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, August ia special
trorn i've OAK 10 tnc Times Union says; Nc
orst hale OF the new crop OF upland cotton was
,,,Hverec here today by the tloiLa cenlra'
a,,J Peninsula railroad Tor shipment 10 saVan-
a., ovsr ,ho Savannah, Florida aud c1tern
rail,ona. 1t was from ". k Wilson, OF lalia-
bst.',r. ana was consigned to Perkins & sons
Sayaauan.
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T;,HE BRADSTREEr COMPANY.
CHARLES +. CLAhh, PAEsiDKSE'
BRADSTREET's RICHMOND osklC-
NO. llU2 EAST MAIN orREAE
Telephone Noaii
ga. Witty. superintendent

Tho Richmond once mas moro than keps pace
with the rapid growth OK The city Ana develop
mani of mo territory tributary ioiL Hoiers -
W =, ant,te CON annuity OF this section al tns
sayantagss Of asyslem Ihe superiority o. whicn
~ ,s..ognirad In every lads centre OK tho civil
issa world. That Il IA IN special sense preparoi
scg,<rd the interest," OF ia local patrons u A..
ss.sa M the fnct that it has now targs aaneef
s~~Ssvsasrs AsS ana sih~ ss~sass,A s<sHsA
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schedule .n ."... I..l
August o.. is-. ~.
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The Bath Republicans.

W,Ru SparNos, Va. August 13.-The
Rath Repubiicans TODAY elected five dele
sates 10 the gubernatorial convention to
Cast their two votes. The delegation IS
uninstructed. and consists Of A. NJ; Nc
Clintic, George A. Rebercomb, and w. ,.
badness, who favor Malone, and Peter Il:
Hickman and j. II. Agnes, postmaster al
Millboro Depot, who express, no prefer
enee. Delegates 20 the legislative nomi,
mating convention at Millboro' were also
chosen,
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DAILY E1cgrr SUNDAY
SOL. HAAS. Trarlc ManAger ...
u n b. uALlOIT tlrsi fl-e lftHilfN'
COHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
4 WAY COMPANY

l.
C,HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JULY "a i'.
IEAyE RICHMOND
s.aoA N Local, except sunday for
s.qoAM. LIasss daily for o.d Point sni Nor
fuls. ,,,...
llI0.A. N. Mail daily for CiucinnN', fD' -..-~
palace -leouing-car- go o. iiie .i.ti.
3:O0P. NJ. Express dau7 ipf oi' 'o'N- -'
NOrtoiF.
,t,P " Ao.omrnodAusn. cr-ep. Saturday a-i
sunday. for D. r. s. b. Junction.
400 +. ". Ou rat ltlhf uAlt A''"''''
Charlottesville ., t,r.
win Dluiug-o from tta. ,lie
[, Cincinnati ANA Lnlrf'l
man ~laeDing-t' - ff'l.l hl'.4..il''.-
rKAtss ARRIVE At RICHMOND
90, A ". and go T.. 81. daily from 'in''Nl''-
901 a. NJ. Ou Mondays ouy from 'N-i'.'''T
INA 4 and and 80 p NJ daily from Norfolk
GO p. NJ. daily eKcep' sunday lI''A ~'.'N'
Forge.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
(R. = A. y. ~
LEAVE RicHEoyD.
elsa. NJ. daily for Lynchyarg, Lexington. ani
,,,pM S. ,'iiSs Pronunciation et-'p'
,o.oop n dSnr Accommodation fsr iyn-Aplfs
anl Chiffon fQrre.
TRAINS AHRfFE L, ~ f'- .,
el5P. v. ava $50 4. 20. daily if'n '''''-'
o,xA n fro9 s,3t.ss.lls. e1 ..nr snni1y..
! '''' - 49, M s.. LL-R
| General rassenges AZ 'i-
LT.UARLHAV. General h'nas'r
DICHMOND. FREDEEIChSBJat f
| Ia AND POTOMAC NAlLkpAD - l' ,
| commsnc!ng JCSE %, lesy--.as.orn si'A-'-
I'M ma ". leave, Byri.stres' station dt...ir.
! ' - .top. DrIya A. AshlAni. Junction, lIl-
iori. aui Freacar ssnl 3. '.eeps'
~ Wash. .n Eni Ncn lofA-
1i.o- A ". leaves Byri-otrec. station -Aiy' eA'
rep n ieayo, Btnl.,.rsos s,au3a daily
49, ,lror-r DO sew q ok
csoA n .rrive. A. Hyrt -tro.s l-a.lon il...
o >l.rper ,rlfl Son YORK.
o.asp. n srf.gssa. Byrl. street station iA.f
stsns A. lroserck-b- --. ID ''l
Ju... ZION. ard A-n.aut- -. 'irf 800
Wellington and Ne" Ieft. ,
io:4oP. N. srriso' a. byrl-'r'e. '--'''' -''''
ASHLAND TRAINS.
p.uY EXCEPT sCrDAY%
,..s, n ioavr, slUa. Arrives 81 As-iaai 81
AMP n s.~,a,raoaa.loa leaves Bgri-st-e'
Nv st..ion. arrives ~ Aah isnl a. D..
e;otP. NJ lssYss Ella. strives - @iA.A-' -
era NJ arrives arr e, ElbA. Leaves Ashland 70
An d..
SKA. NJ. ss,omuodauon arrives a' br'
: street station. leaves Ashland d. '.
: zap NJ arrives A.. "; e., Ella. ieave, Ashi'ai
ST. +. n. .-. -.
! CAT TAYLOR. Gsuere. Ticket NseI-
. E.T. b. MYsss, General 'i 9sl'A''-''''''' .s
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suEFALolITHIA SPRINGS.
Something About the Waters and the Visi
tors.

Something About the waters anu tne 'ni
tors.
tCorrespondsnce of tho Richmond Dlspaich.l
BUFFALO LIIHIA SPRINGS, Va
August -, 1889.
Away from the dust and heat OF the city,
with rs houses OF brick and streets OF
stone. the wear and tear Of business, find
here a most delightful retreat, where the
delicious air. unpolluted by the sickcning
odors attendant upon dense population,
wooes strength back 10 an cnteebied sys-
TEN. and where the deliciously cool eve
uines and nights compel sweet siumbers
and above an, the health-rcstoring pro-
r,orties OF these far. famed waters give vigor
and renewed strength to the wasted frame.
Herr. and not with DIR. Brown-Sequard OF
Dv Hammond, may be found the true
Flixir OF Idfen-nature's own remedy.
These springs have had a reputation Tor
more than hundred years. The name
HCTfALO
"a token from the little creek which runs
tbroueb the place and close by the springs.
H. ,1s earlv DAYS the spring now called No.
I We known as the "GunpowdeT Spring
f,n,o the odor arising from the marsh INTO
sb,rb tho water emp,ied before the pipe
,sas laid 10 carry of the overflow III hss
suinhuy IA one Of It's constituents. and
hence the peculiar smell. For many years
tb,s u,as The Only water known here, ana
MANY remarkable cures are known 70 nave
been affected By IL. $50
,,,ie.nr Colonel Thomas II. Goode, with TAR
reaching ssgacify bought the p,acp anu ~ ~,
gun prepaxAtioas tm puslips INC sa's' W
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Auction sALEs-rhis nay.
BY J. Thompson Blown s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneer~
Ill3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT
ON TEMPLE STREET NEAR BEVERLEY.

By virtue Of n dood Of trust da'oi lst Gay OF
August, 1851 executed by Lewis Nitchei ana
wife TO the uuderrgned trustee ana r'cor9rI
IN the County C0rrt IL Henrico, VIII procee1 ID
sell AZ public auction. on tne preihlHos' on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST II. 1889,
Mt go p. NJ, tho above REAL EHlA b., te!nk d
FRAME UOI-SE. STABLE. and ODI-hOl@ts,
situated on temple street near Beyeries. ana IS
tho same property conveyed 10 sail lewis Mitch
eli by the neirs OF !. A. Temple. iecea-el. b DO
lot has front OF 20 feet. with depth 81 49, lee';
TsRvS. ono half cnah; balance IN ak and
t-yelvo months, negotiable notes. pnvahle % mo
trustee at the Merchants National sank 81 hth-
nond. WILLIAM ii. BaNEklDGE,
Trustee.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Aucilonecrs
" auii
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j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Aucilonecr..
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..C,1Ist-wSaKs.

ESTABLISHED 1853
DICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
h, NAcHISE-WORKs.l RICHMOND. va.
,'','Ssar. n, LOCOMOTIVES. STEAM ENGINES,
srst,onery and portable. with plain slide valves.
sntom.tlc cutoff. or Corltss gear: bolLkhs
STATIONARY, marine, and portable sAW, ,sI
TANKS, PuLLEys. shAFriNo, hANv ,.sn e.S
viraln INC plocks Of iEs uarsA nsh-u
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RAILROAD Lsggz

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAfLROlD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. Nay n is73. ~ ; \
~, ralns on ms rosl will r..n A. follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s.sax,,.,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT fissrs2rJ
y COMPANY. for Ola Point. Nor AsAassHs
folk. Portsmouth. Newport Hews S.As ,a..,,,
and Jsmea-riyer landlnss elrecs ~ siosau,
80 .taamer AKikl leaving hichmonl
EVSRY MONDAY WED SEsDAf. and fkiDAt
Az A. NJ. street cars conneci -. >ows,,..
Connections sE Old reln. snl =, sV ssSaa
.s,.rrooa. James river oy dsyhgn- Urea!
tonytst unsl Cheapest route. ,-.s.,.
TnrouTn tickets on steamer am ases 1870 !,
Agency 1000 Main siresi. bssgaso Snoseo'
,,,s,sonsh state roOtns engaged Ter day or nlsi-
s,.sl,ns received daily iof Norfolk. fVte,.
,.,,,'sn Old point, wasefis. dietsfori. Va. sal
~ roiats IN tastora North Cat0huSs hsslsel
v,,etala. aud Ali regular landings GA ,ao 1aaa1
go Al loves ra1os, and ,nroagn ptils iesuol
'"o'' LyclEN n TArUN. Nice-f'rsssoeaa
No. lfig Maia street aud RosAett<
nvx wgssissA FrelEns and fssssnssf Axoas
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All traces Of scrofula are expelled rom
the blood by Hoods SarsaRarilla. BOLD py
druggists.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE Or RENT, HOMINY-.
Il PEACH. AND sPiCE-MlLLs, ia good ran-
ming order. Small capital required: ,iooa 10
yestmenL Terms easy. Apply 10 '" W. -, i o..
ofrice care Carrier No. !. au li-Su. W cu0t-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DRUGSTORE, STOCK. AND FIN
TIrKgs FOa SALE.-Estaoshed trade.
Tnvn ~ p 800 inhabitants and rapidly growing.
Mines. mills. and mschine-shops IN close VI
entity employ 2OoO me1. otner iaaus.r.eS nov
oniv nne ether drugstore. Address DtUGHl9 +,
care Of p. K. Noel. Dispatch oiucs, Richmond
Va. ."
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fiction SALE OF TWO NEW
y FRAME TENEMENTS, nos. 81 MD -, D, -
tyHt.il, 'tVlffIANS STREET. CORNER or GIL
I'm 's1RFtsr AT tho request OF tho owner We
Shall offer for sale at pubic auction upon NO
promises. on 49,
THURSDAY, August Is 1889.
NJ O'Clock p NJ. tho aoove-descrlDed t Nv,
prKTY. Tue dwellings nro neariy new won
bnilt and contain four rooms eNch, WIN lVs
running back a good dopth TO an amy ia 'N'
rear. - ,,,. ,er,a ,voll
This "a tho class Of property ina. rents "o4''
ana a. now occupied ny good tenant
SUTTON q CO., AucuoneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-14
lost. srx.YED. AND roCND.

neutrality-suspicious. WILL
no made. according 10 Law. for the renewal
Of CERTIFICATE No. ~, issued Juue 10. lsoo.
NV the R, hmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac
~, ~ ,,sd eomnany Tor $1,000. dividend ooliga-
lion. and CEhTIFiCArk No. 752- issued Jaly ~
isSs by same company for si.0oJ. dividend oDll-
gatiou-oosh In my nAmo, the same having peeh
iost os , wSm JOAN C. WILLIAMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-14
SUTTON & Co.. Auctloaeers.
BY james y. Elan.
Real Estate Acont AL Auctloneer,
1ll8 Maiu street
TWO NEAT TWO STORY FRAME
l. DWELLINGS
ANn
4 GOOD VACANT lot.
on WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, NEAR The
GAS-NORkS.

Pv request of tho widow AMI heirs o. Tho late
Michael Fitzpa.rct. 1 -ha.l eel by public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
MONDAY NEXT. AUGUST 10TH,
at $50 O'Clock p. W., two desirable FRAME TN
EMENI DWELLINGS and the VACANT LOl
adjoining on tho north sdc of Williamsburg
avenue nearly opposite me gHs-w"fk-. iui-
property viii command good tenants epd pay M
unusual percentage upon $40 .0w price at which
{. may nov be- sod.
1sgHs. Easy. ami announced AZ sale
an q j. b. ia a.. Auctione'F.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-03
The Presidents Message.

The inaugural address of the Great
Rock Island Route, the Chicago, Kansas
and Nebraska Railway, is to announce
that on November 18th solid vestibule
trains will be run between Chicago and
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
without change, making close connection
at the above point with all trains for
Salt Lake, Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Portland, Oregon, and all points west ;
and at Kansas City and st. Joseph east.
ward for Chicago, st. Louis and all points
east, north and south. These royal
trains, consisting Of Pullman sleeping
ears, restful reclining chair cars and
nagnificently furnished day coaches,
were built expressly for this service by
the pullman Company, and are without
question the handsomest ever turned
out by that famous establishment. The
reclining chair cars spoken of are free to
all holders of first-class tickets, and a
courteous attendant will be found with
every car to attend to the wants of our
patrous. Ask your nearest ticket agent
for a ticket via the Great Rock Island
Route, or write to
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Gen'l Ticket and Pass. Agt.,
I4s Topeka, Kas.