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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
AUCTION sAL8N-Ystsre Dsys.
~c<sO~~r-oNSsnr.~~0<NN r~c>~>~c.s~~r->>S~s~~>~
by N. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctisnser
TOUR MEDIUM-SIzE, WELL
BUILT. AND FISELY-LocATZD
BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos. II. 10. 81, AND % PiNg STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
AT AUCTION.

will soil by auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~. 1883.
nc 4 O'Clock z. NJ, the -FOUR most EXCELLENT
MODEkN-sTYLE BRICK DWELLINGS above
referred 10. containing seven rooms zach, with
gas, water, bath. &C., and less than square
from Monroe Park, In good neighborhood, and
commanding good tenants ~ all timea AZ au
investment or "a homes for nice persons zapting
property that will every day grow IN desira0lliy
and 10 value recommend heartily these houses
TEsxs: AT sslo. n. w BOWIE,
o. IS huctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
RocKBRipGE,
The fsIr--A Runaway Aceident--siidnight
Meetings.


Meetings.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. October T.--Something
like four thousand people were present at
tho third days exhibition OF Rockbridge
County Fair. The weather was warm and
fair.
1he ladies' riding match, participated in
by a number OF daShing town and county
bellies. was won by Miss Sadie McCor kle.-
prize a fine saddle: Miss Annie McBryde
won tho birdie; both of Lexington. Miss
A. T.. Houston won the silver whip.
The fox-chase, with fifty feet hounds In
the pack after live foxes, created wild ex-
element.
representing all the leading business
houses in the town. was most oreditabie
affair. Welsh Brothers were awarded the
prize for the best display.
The trotting. Roman. skeleton-wagon,
hurdle, and other races were up 10 a h'sh
standard.
The police have located the man who
stoned the Richmond and Allegheny train
for Richmond last night. His name IS
Tyree and he lives at Buena Vista. He Will
be arrested and promptly punished.
AN ACCIDENT.
Early this morning G. w. Ofiighter's
livery horse attached 10 a light wagon De-
came frightened and wildly dashed down
Main street, which was crowded with hum
dreds of conveyances loaded for the fair;
At the post-ofIice Peter Johnston. an aged
and worthy colored man, attempted TO
stop the horse. The man was knocked
down. thrown violently against the curb
ing. and his skull was badly fractured. For
n long time it was thought that he was
dead but at last accounts he IL lust awe
He was for many years a servant of Gene
raj Smith at the Virginia Military Institute;
Reports from the county indicate that
the Mahoneites are holding midnight secret
class-meetings in the mountain sections;
hear rumor that since Governor Lee
has decided not 70 be q candidate to succeed
General T. III. Smith a. superintendent OF
the Virginia Military Institute that dene-
raj Smith will be his own successor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
The Farmers Alliance Peanut Union.
tC,actsI ta1as,ra,n ~ thu ntanatch

WAvEaLV, Va. October 1.-THE Farm
ginia was in session here to-day till a late
hour tonight Thirty-fve local alliances
were represented by delegates and several
by letter. After much deliberation Wa
verify was selected rs the place for the To-
cation of the general ware house for, the
peanut union, and John d. Owen was elect
cd agent.
The meeting was secret. and consequent
~ it is hard to get full particulars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18

hours later. He was nineteen years old.
and 4 son OF Charles and Mollie Terrelle.
He was q Young man of great enterprise.
and his future would undoubtedly have
been bright one. The death OF this
Young man will cause sad bereavement
In the community, as be was widely known
and loved by all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
WOMEN AND MICE.

The reason why woman is afraid Of n
mouse Is profound mystery-iodccd, II has
never been very closely proven that she is.
But some women are cOnBtaltiy IN such
nervous, irritable coneition thar the slightest
thing aunoys and starties them. The cause Of
this unfortunate state Of affairs IL usually
come functional arrangement; some distress
ing or painful irreguhrity, some derange-
inent or peculiar weakness incident TO hcr
sex or. IL may Ire cue to inflammation, III
ceratiOn or displacement, OF some o. the
pelvic visceTl. or TO other organic LESSONS
peculiar 20 her scI. From whichever cause
il may arise Or. Piercc's FavOrte Prcscrip-
tion II u po8itipc remedy, so certain in its
curative rcEults that its manufacturers sell
IL. through Druggists under q guarantee OF
it's giving satisfaction in every case, or
money paid for it viii be promptly re-
funded. hs soothing aud strengthening
neiVine, "Favorte Prescription IS une-
qualed and IL invaluable in allaying and sub
DUNG nervous excitabhtv, irrttabihty, eX-
haustion. prostration, hysteria, epasms and
other distressing, nervous symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional and organic
disease OF the womb. IT induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
spondeney.
Copyright, 1888, by WORLDS DIS. MED. Assn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
AUCTION sAL.s-rnsurs pays.
N. w. Bowe.
Real Es,ste Auctioneer.
A SNUG. CENTRALLY-LOCATED,
AND
wELL-ARRANGED RESIDENCE.
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANK
LIN BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

IvllI. AZ the request OF Mr.. G. OBJ. Covardin,
who has purchased larger house. sell at puonc
auction, on the promises. on.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %, 1850,
nc o'clock p. NJ, the MOST EXCELLENT
RESIDENCE above referred 20, being No. Sl3
east Franklin street, and containing besides
very dry basemenD pretty saloon pnrlors.
dinipg-room kitcben, s.ore-rOOfn, &C. on the
FIRST floor on tue second floor three good cham-
bers. bath. and seryonts-rooms; and on tho
third floor two most excellent rhnmbers blec-
trio bells and bot and cold water throughout
This House l. snugly arranged. and Is In good
order, ard by reason Of IS very ce5tral location
and desirable neighborhood will make, as an
inspection OF II will show, a nice home or a very
desirable Investment
TERMS; Reasonable, and to De announced at
the sale.
Remember, wo arc in dead earnest about SELL
ing
II can be seen by applying to
oc1 s n. ". BOWIE. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
A Tire Near Gns,Ien.
special telegram 10 the Dispstcl

ISpeclaI teIeRram 70 Ihe DIspHVVH'I
Goshen, Va, October IA two-story
brick building about two miles west Of this
place, belonging TO Mrs. Sloan. was totally
DESTROYED by fire last night. The building
was occupied by Mrs. Sloan and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ella Sloan. Most of the furni-
ture on the lower story was saved, but all
on the upper story was destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
MONTPELIER, October IS, 1888

10 he Ldiior of1se Dispatch.
Willie Terrelle. Of this neighborhood,
while out hunting to-day, stopped at Mr..
John LowTy's house, and while in con-
versafioD with one Of the family his
younger brother, who was with him. ran
against him, and b. some unexplainnble
means the gun he had ia bis hand ex-
pioded and the contents Of same entered
biz aide, which resulted IN his death three
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
By ]. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioneers.
ll!3 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE al
FRAME DWELLING
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS
ON MADISON

BY virtue OF deed Of trus. executed by Hen
derson Brown and wife 10 the undersigned
trustee, dated May ., 1874, and Of record in the
clerks Office OF the CheHcery Court Of the city Of
Richmond. Deadlock lg1 4, page zoe, 20 secure
payment OF certain notes thorein deserted. and
default having been made, and being requested
so TO do by the beneficiary, viii proceed 10 sell
at public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1870,
at O'Clock p. b., tho PROPERTY described Ia
said deed, es follows: II fronts Is feet on 'he
west line " north Madison street between Broad
and Marshall streets, and running back between
parallel lines - ieet, moro or lees, with FRAME
TENEMENT thereon. No. 3l4
TERMS OF SALE: Enough in cash 10 pay the
expense OF executing this trust aud the balance
due on a note OF $3.50, which will be announced
at sale. LEROY T. BLOWN,
@, II Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
By Frank d. nill & Co.,
Real Estate Aucil0neers.
No. o north Eleventh street

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
L DENCE At TIE SOUTHWEST CORNFf OF
GRACE AND FOURTH STREETS AT AtC ION.
At the request Ct the executor Of A. q. Nallc, 4e-
ceased Wo will sell az suction, 90 the premises, On
TUESDAY, OCTOBER I'D,
at 40 O'CLOCK T. ". the well-known RESIDENCE
located o. above. The TO 1870 Is o. STOCK urck,
three stories and bssemeut ami is one u tho
best built dwellings IN the clty-contains seven
teen rooms, not including han rooms, store
rooms, &c, all furnishCd in handsome style.
Marble mantels in principal rooms; brick stable
and brick kitchen OF iiye rooms Oh rear lot; lot
fronts 65Ki50 feet 20 paved alley. Parties de-
string 70 see tho property can call between the
hours Of aud o'clock.
TERMS: Very reasonable, and announced on
day OF sale. FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
oci6 AuciiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
BY Frank ID. Hin 81 CO.,
heal Estate Aucti0ueers.

UHREE- STORY AND BASEMENT,
/ GIN rEALLI- LOCATED, STOCK-BklCk
DWELLING. Nc. l229 EAST BROAD, BkTW ZEN
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS, AT
AUCuON.-On
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th,
on the premises, at 4:30 O'Clock +. NJ, wo will sell
at udblic auction the abOye-descriDod we'll
built and pleasantly-situated RESIDENCE, adj
toiuinR Monumental church on the west, now &C.
cupied by Dr. j. +. jackson at good rental.
The HOUSE contains eleven rooms, with modern
couveniences. ami large BRICK KITCHEN in
rear The LOT fronts y 9-i2xl62 feet 10 a l2-foot
alley This property Will suit any one wanting a
nice residence az a moderate price. The loca-
ton Is convenient 10 all the business portions OF
tie city.
TEENS: One fourth cash: balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months. with interest add
ed, secured by deed OF trust
FRANK d. HILL q CO.,
cc1S Aucti0neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
BY x. y. Ch1rln & Co,
Real Estate AucilOneers,
No. | north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
j HOUSE AND LOT on NAVY HILL. FRONT
ISG 2. FEET ON THE EAST slDk OF FOJ NlH
STREET, BETWEEN BAKER AID DUAL
STREETS, AND RUNNING BACK l2 FEET 10
AN ALLEY ~ COMMON n fFkT WlDE.-lhe
undersigned trustee. substituted In tho place
and stead Of JOIN VI. Hall, deceased by or1er ~
Richmond CLaucery Court. entered october 9.
ls.g 10y virtue or deed ~ trust from Charles
Chnoly and wife. dated March 81, ia, and re-
corded m Ricnmoad Cnancery co .rt IL Deed
Book l02 y, pGge AZ, and At lie request % W.
r. Mckennoy, 1miristratO- of Ale1ina Iralor.
deceased. we viii sell ny public auction, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY, OcrOBER %, 1889.
az o'clock 2. NJ. the PROPERTY described In
said deed "as that lot or parcel OF ground. with
a small framed dwelling thereon, lying aud be-
ing In the CITY II Richmond, on Navy hlll, front
lug 32 feet on the east sGO OF Fourth street, bee
tween Baker and Duyal -tro0ts. ana running
beck at right angles ig2 teet % an alley IN con-
mon Is feet wide, designated by The No. 35 on tho
plRn OF Navy ilill.'
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale and % pay
note OF $3.50. with interest from October !, 1914,
and balance on terms 70 DO named at sale.
JAMES T.. MCKINNEY,
Substtuted Trustee.
r. b. CHiFFIs s. Co., Auctioneers. DC Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
RAILROAD rIrEs.
~ ~ ~ s>s@z ~ 10
DfEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DAvyILLg RAiLso,n
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE s,Cr,
AND SOUTaWgyl.
PULLMAN sLEEPERs on ALL sfGHr
IHAt.s
CONNECTIONS


Train No. o. conncc.s daily n Fsysriiis -.
Chase q ', CIartsgilie. ON,Ori DIr.s~l H.,.
dersOn. and kAiSigh. Connects daily. t,ra...
tolo Tor Durham. Raleigh. salem. az ai,...,
and al points on North Carolina D.y,r, =
saisoury Tor Ashevils. Hot -Dr.ny, al i.
points In Western Nor h Csro'laa Aafattha,.
road
Train 70 . oonness daiiy ~ Gr-ers.s.-. -
salem. Nirstoo, haa "a. sliI- tnr.. al.f ,f...-
heal city ~ Sa'isblry flr' As,,rI'. ~
springs, AMI al poiuis IA Mesier1 Nnr.h c.-5-
lima attharlot@ rlf1 Cls-iot.s. toIumbiNeat
Augusta ARA road ior Columbia Agrs,t.. Akea.
tbsrlesioD. savannah. lh0nasvils. %. Jan.
sonyile, AMI o'hsr vlouIa %. lts a.. ri,a
Carolina Central faiiroai To- Nl.mlng.
Trains from The south arrive AZ Klchmcnil -
A. N. and 500 H. 81
AMELIA COURrHOrsE TRAIN
ieavs R,chnond ........................S0 1P "
Arrive Rich noni ........... ............s 4
t,LOFkk ACCOAMDDATlON.
Leave Rica moGd observation-disclosures. q n A. 81
Arrive Nan nesief--- .-....s.t ..---+-. -.h p. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
Mt 4 O'Clock r. ", TWO TASTILY-BuILT AND
ONyENIENrLT- ARRANGED DWELLINGS on
I'wsnty-eighth between N and o streets and
TWO sIMlLARLY- CONSTRUCTED DWELL
TSGs on between Twenty-seyenth and Twenty
eighth streets. These houses have all convent
enc.s are within one block OF streetcars. and
could hardly be- better located for renting. ono
has 10 visit this locality 20 appreciate the enor-
NOUS growth there la tho pastyear tits probable
that 100 houses have been built within 200 yards
OF this point-sometbing unparalleled In the
history OF this city.
she most Observation-Disclosures terms wiz be
given. Y. A. CATBIN,
oc "a Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18

By Frank d. Hin Il Co.,
Kea, Estate AuciioneeTA

UlRUSTFE'S SALE OF FRAME
/ DWELLING AND LOT ON NORTHWEST
CORSER DANCE And RlTCnlE STREETS. IN
THE PLAN or ARLINGTON WEST END, ONE
sDgARE FROM ELECTRIC LISB.-By virtue OF
r. Iced Of trust from Wilson Monroe and wife.
duly recorded IN tho clerks Office OF benrco
County Court, Deed Book lis, page 33i, default
having been made IN the payment OF note
therein secured, ana beng requested by the
holder thereof TO sell, viii offer at auction, on
tho premises "a above, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1889,
at ~ O'Clock P. NJ. tho PROPERTY described
IN sa,d deed. The house is new and contains
four or Ave rooms. Lot fronts G2Xi33 4-l2 feet.
Terms: Cash sufficient 10 pay note OF 80 and
Dast-due interest and expenses Of sale: balance
At six and twelve months, interest added.
ocIS LOUIS RAWLINGS, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
TILE AND BRICKS.

H. O. cABsLL, Pres. JANIS n. wssfH, Gen. Mgr
OFFICE oY THE CHESTER CLAY WORKING co.,
f03 EAST MAIN STREET RICHMOND, Va,
AASrFACfoRY. CnEsrgE STATION.
ATLANTIC COAST LINZ,
L,ARMERS' ROUND DRAIN-TILE,
n PAVING AND COMMON BEiCKs.-Prices
on application. All goods sold free on board cats
o. NE Atlantic Coast Line, or Of tho Fafmytie
aud fowhttAn railroad. NJ Chester station, Ches-
ternelc county, Va, or on wharf st Bermuda
Hundred, James river. lowest rates Of frciehs
secured tor our patrons 70 All points reached By
rail- or WAser o. s-eodim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
By y. W. Bows,
Real Estate Auotioneer.
ON FRIDAY. Oc1oAER IS. 1852.

on FRIDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1852,
att o'clock P. NJ, will sell by auction, on the
premises, THREE BEAUTIFUL AND ATrRAC-
TIVE BUILDING LOIS on The east side OF Third
street between Byrd aud Arch streets, froutlng
about ~ feet each and running back i2O feet 10
an alley 20 feet wide.
As respects neighborhood. elevation, and oil
that tends 20 make a lot desirable for building
PURPOSES, but few, II any, are superior TO these;
aud al the same time we are modest 10 our OK
pecta tons Of what they will bring.
TERMS: Reasonable, aud a. sale.
oci0 y. W. BOWIE. Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18

WANTED, TO PURCHASE 4 PAIR
w q DWELLING PISTOLS. Old-ia8hlonei
lint-ocEs preferred.
DC sit I. W. TIGNOR.
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VyANrs.

WANTED, TO SELL ONE COR
w Don SETTER PUP uino mcnLs Old and
one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PUP eight months
old. Can he seen az CrcnshaW5 factory, On tho
Osborne turnpike.
DC 1880 .. T. MAUCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
az. 8 A. r. r.
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
IfME.TABLG.
Commencing SUNDAY. May -. 1879. ~ ! A
81. trains on this rosi Will run as ioiioFs
TRAINS sol rhWARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
KrAn xsrAwn Az PxsyATa SALE

EORSALE, PRIVATELY, SNUG ~
4 LITTLE FRAME DWELLING, i've ~
rooms, Beverley street near Pine West End.
Good neighoorhoJi. Rents % good tenant at
fia0 per annum Win be sod AZ a great bar
gain. Terms cay. FRANK d. HILL ~ CO.,
oc l2-3t Gnlrth Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
THE Richmond DIsPATCH--FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1889.
AUCTION sALEs-ThI. nay.

Eye A. Cstiin,
Real Estate Agent,
No. II Eleventh stroet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- WAY COMPANY

y " y
SCHEDULE Is EFFECT SEPTEMBER ca. if0.
IEAFE R,cHuJNO
$40 A. D. i0rsl. except sunday for C.i'oa
for.e.
$40 4 N. tKofsss daily Tor on Point sui N9--
f0iS.
fi;OJ A. ". Mau daily f0r Cincinnsh Iulmsg
palaee-cor f0 Ouu 90 Forge.
s:0OP. NJ. EIprs., daly f3r Oh Poia' ~ :
Noriolx. p.nu1n Car tn Dii poInt
800 NJ. Accommodation. ez,ep. sunday, -
K T.. 2 T.. Junction.
0:l5P. II. :. +. v yesrpns saecisl. Dana
WILL Dinins-Cal from Ciar'ottos ,l.Is
tucnnAg ana Louisville. PgIi-
man rlrspilg-Car fo Gin lluaN.
TRAlSs AKRYE AZ RfcHX1
500 A. " anl2i1p. ST. uBiy fr.rl tin-IGlst.
1858 A. N. and - f. NJ daily from Nor'Jlt
7.lJ T. Il. daily except sunday from 1li.e1
fOrgR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18

.Daur tDaly except suaaar.

STOPpihG-PLACES
Nos. Il ant q make 10 st)pA No. p stops "A
signal a. CentraifA so. 90 s'ots only on htlh
nt Chester, Cenifalih aud fsuch7ster NoN
u anI 70 stop on sgnais a. al stations. ~ :
%, "a b. D. 81. , aul ~ sill STOP At All siAn'i4
iOr passenger
FULLMAS-CAR SERVICE
On Trains sos. 10 AMI - slosp iug-.lrs iNeel
New Yor4 ami Tampa Fla lrtt JAetsl aF,i'h
On trains nos. Is ana 3 sleeping -Afs D'."''t
Warrington AMI Charleston. Ga Iran ~ -
sleeping.cars between Nov i0rf IL ia --ol-
Vile on Train NJ q sieopiDs-ear JsiFen2
Washington aLd savannah
THE ONLY ALL-kAIL LINE 10 NJRfOLA-
LKAyR. Ahhif- 49,
Klchmond....'gf0 \. n. Sorfoik..... 10 r. =
RlchmOLd 100 2. u. Norfolk .....i . = -
Norfolk 800. 's.s9A. VI. Redmond. ID 81 3. n
Norfoik ......'5.eJ =. n. kichmoli.. - e. ~
These trains also mako close .olnret1l7 if
FsrmTne. Lynchburg, AMI ,olilre.ifrn 700 y
ar all atious on ins NOfioix am Hrs'frl s.'
road. 4. ". olLLl, superb eR i'A-
h. +. -. NYsys. General ,4pful'olie4h
7. NJ. EsEss9s. General Passenger ASen-
SOL Haas. Traric Manage If.t
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NORk-RlyER LINE WA WIS.,
i POlSr

I POlSr
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Tho 'avorito routeto Baltimore. The stesn y
on this Inc ara models ~ beauty. elsgsuc.. 81
comfort. Leave Richmond fl.-l p. Il. Rl4 IL .
4. ~. arriVo ~ baltimore s:D A. g.. lssp
Baltimore tANy e1r 90 ~GaiaY ~ b D. v a..
rive al Rich Ioud 30 a. -. Gui 1. a. ".
Fare from ti'nr1oud .frn r Q .I So lnIre -
Washington. Is. Wilmington. oct. tiDI. pbl -
dalphls. $50. Sew YORK. 81 - l.lli trp
Wumincton. Del. 8; Pauad@ phia 8
INVEST POINT ACCUMNO.Al iOS
Leave Richmond uwensy-.airi-
Street depot. Observation-Disclosures. fs.II 4 T.
Arrive Rich nonf Gwen y-tl.ni-
Stree. degon ........ 49,. 1880 -
Depot and tcse,oTice Zoos virginia '.f''-
U.-town oljco Corner ronih and ian strss-A
JA~. l. IAl Luh
Genera passsnser Agels
j. = POTTS.
Division PSssengsr AgenS
Richmond, "a
sol. nAAs. Traac Manager
I. Il. q. lAAOOlt. .ifas 'ire President
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -Scheiis
commenting JUNE - issg-eastern staa'..i
S..2 A. NJ. leaves Byri-srse, siauou "a y.
sf0ps only a. Afhland junction f I.
tori, aud Fredcrick-bufg. -.er.e-
% Washington 500 SOW fork
li.Cs A. NJ leaves byri-,ircci station daIg eI.
cspt SUNDAY
6.s5P. N. lsaFes HYri-sirs1s station - f..
sleeper 90 NeN YORK.
S5OA 4. arrives a. Byrd street station ialE
sleeper from Sew lork.
9.SsP. N. arrives a. Byrd, street station daily
stops 70 treiercksbIrF, 1917 -
Junction. and Ashland. sleeper ius
Washington ant NsW YORK
1910 p N. arrives as nyrd-,treet Sta ion calh
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
pkuY nXcErr sUSO.ys
LISA. n. lesres Hi1a Arrives az Asllsni a.
i3JA.A
ac0P VI. accommodation leayss Byri-stet
riAtion. arrives a' Ashanti 80 b p. a.
6.Oi p. VI. leaves Eibs arrives a. ashland a.
bisP. ~.
Ca A. NJ arrives glbl. Leaves Ashland stlll
-.
SIS A. NJ Accommodation arrives 40 Brvi
Street station leaves Aahlaai A..
An.
B59P. NJ arrives A. EloN loave, Ashiaai a;
5lsP. y.
e.. rAl TOR. General Ticket Aren@
L. 7. d. MYgRs. Gsneral approximations
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER lsrH.

L,OUR DESIRABLE BUT mex
IL PEysTvg DWELLINGS ON CHURCH HILL
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-I will sell on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18

By Chewing & Rose,
Roal Estate Agents, Auc;loneors, and Brokers
No. 3 north Tenth street
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-12-22
The Skating Race.

Last evening the skating rink was well
attended to see the quarter mile race
between w. S. Geary of Portland and
Frank Gum of Astoria. At 9 o'clock
the participants appeared upon the
floor and when the judges had been
appointed, the word was given to go
which they did in q very lively man
ner During the first two laps Geary
was in the lead but on making one of
the turns fell, allowing Gum to pass
him. Geary got on his feet again
but it was too late, Gunn had got SO
far ahead that at the end of the Il
mile he was one lap ahead and
declared the winner. Mr.. Geary, en-
tered a protest claiming that he had
made five laps, but as the race was to
be six laps, the judges disallowed the
claim. Mr.. Geary then withdrew his
protest and the winner was called to
the middle of the hocr and presented
with a beautiful trophy in the shape
of leather medal with the following
inscription on it: presented to Frank
Gum, the Champion skater OF the
Pacific Coast, Astoria, Dec. 81, 1889.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-12-22
Have You Thought Of This BefOrei

Why don't you go to church?
Astoria wouldn't be much of place
without any churches.
Churches and ministers are one of
the elements in the value Of real es-
tate. Fact!
Besides, you have soul, suppose.
Most people have, though some have
pretty small souls. Haven't you
soul?
Don't leave your good wife to 50
alone. Garry the umbrella, and lead
one of the children. Don't be brute
any more.
Don't be afraid that you would get
religion by going just on a Sunday
You will not take it so easily as that
not you. Don't be frightened.
Besides, may be a little religion
wouldn't hurt you. It is a good thing
to have in the family. Your wife and
children cannot do it all. Lend g
hand. Be decent now.
Just try it once. You don't know
how good it would seem. Hurry uI
now. Get your beard off and get or
boiled shirt and surprise all your
friends by going to-day to church
Aye, to church. Do you hear? That's
the first bell.
OLD MOSES.