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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
WHITE HOUSE CHANGES.
President Harrison Discharging All Col
Ored Employees.


The Washington special of the New York
Word SAYS: President Harrison doesn
like TO have colOred servants about him
any more than he likes TO have the malodo-
rous allanthus tree IN the grounds around
the White House. The President has had
all the ailanthus trees cut down and taken
away from the lawn, and his environment
il soon to be as clear of cOlOred people.
The cOlOred cook and most of the
cOlOred servants who used 10 bc
around the White House IN Mr.. Cleye-
lands time have been dispensed with, and
the few that remain VIII be given their
liberty during the summer season when
the presidential household Is away at Deer
Park, and will not be invited TO return
when the summer season Is over. White
men and women VIII take their places.
One part of the late lamented Lord Sack
ville's dOmestics are now on deck at the
White House. The other part would have
been there long ago had II not been for
the light which the Word cast upon the
subject some time ago, and unless
some unexpected difficulty comes IN the
way they, too, will soon be brought in.
The kitchen mates and area bellies of the
British Legation under Lord Sackville viii
soon have complete reuniOn at the White
House under Mr.. Harrison. Lord Sack
ville's French butler, who has been spend
ing the tedium IN Paris, Is understOOdto be
about 10 return TO the United States 70 re-
join his accomplished French wife, who
has been for some time in charge Of Prcsi.
dent Harrison's whites" Even poor old
Hawkins-the historic Hawkins-is not 10
be spared. A white man Is henceforth TO
SIT on the box of the White House carriage
and as Harrison insists upon foOtman,
which Mr.. Cleveland never did, the white
goodman viii be reinforced by white
fOOtman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
WEDNESDAY. JUNE -, 1889.
FIRE on Fort Sumter.

The Alexandria CARTE mentions the fact
that every now and then rumor Is started
Ia some part Of the MAHoNK camp 10 The
effect that the General will be the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor next fall, and
seems to regard the circulation of the
rumor as warning TO Mr.. HARRISON that
rs the Republican candidate for Governor
General MALONE viii smash the Virginia
machine into smithereens unless he IS re
cognizedas the dispenser of patronage IN
this State.
In 1861 when Virginiaand other southern
States still adhered to the Union, and Fort
Sumter, held by United States troops,
had not been attacked ny the Confederate
troops, RodKR A PRYoB telegaphed TO
South Carolina that If the Confederates
would fire on that Fort the other southern
Stairs would stand by those winch had
already seeded. oattack Fort Sumter was
10 attack the United States. Toattack the
United States was 10 precipitate war IN
which the southern States would feel
bound 70 act together.
Perhaps General MALONE has taken a
NUM- from IH1Ohs hc NASuVS W NC HNii''-
mated for Go~ornor. becsuse he will in that
case be a sort of Port Sumter, and be de-
sires 70 be so cireumstanced as that who
ever fires upon him will be considered as
firing upon the Republican party. CANE
RON, GBoSER, FBAzKR, IEwIs, YosT, and all
the rest Of the hckers" would have TO
cease firing upon him. He would as a can
didste for Governor be the representative
of the Republican party and thus in posi-
ton to command tho support Of all good
Republicans Why. if MALONE is nomi-
mated for Governor, as Of course ho Will
be if he desires 10 be, tho boilers will at
once lose all party standing at Washing
ton unless they rally to his standards.
Isn't that fine prospect for the heightened
boilers?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
The Reservoir-Street switch.
RICHMOND, VA, June IS, 1889

hiChhOND, "a, juno TO- Apo'.
To he Editor Of he Dispatch:
Having read A. j. BIS communication in
the Dispatch of June 18th complaining of
the Union Railway Company's switch at
the intersection Of Reservoir and Beverly
streets, we venture 10 say that public opin-
ion is not in favor of the removal Of the above
switch, and on general principles it would
be wrong tomove it because A. j. b. is I'M
fortunately residing near the entrance to
this switch. Is il right that il shall be re-
moved for his convenience and put the an
noyance upon some other unfortunate bro
ther? Let each man bear his own burdens
is the motto of your correspondent.
Regarding the brilliant idea of erecting
portable gates and locking them on all big
days-Fourth of July, Sundays. &c.--we
think the plan a good one, provided the iu-
ventor is appointed gate-keeper as such u
jealous citizen would no doubt look well
after the interests Of all concerned.
Respectfully yours, MANY CITIZENS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
lTHHeut NOsI7OINf - ITU17
faQ-fm Amelia COurl house. v,

VARIETY SPRINGS, IN THE
mountains OF yirginis fifteen miles We-t o.
stanton. Na, and immcd Iately on tho Chssa-
peake aud Oui0 railway. Trains stop AZ hotel.
Fou- distinct kinds Of mineral watcrs-Alum,
Clalybcate. Healing. and M4gnesia. Board ler
day, s.; board per week, SO, board yer month,
$50 Servants or children hall pr Speci 81
rates o. FAMILIES Address
MRS. u. '. COLEMAN. propr.etress,
INV q Farr.f Aup1Ista egu.fv. ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
Through their politeness and merits the above
named firm has been and are the most pros
porous retailers Of
BOOTS, SHOES, And SLIPPERS

South. Through our great half-yaIue closing
up sale daily bargsin-seekers rush 20 our es-
tablshmenL Our sign has been put up, and A
our store Is already to rent We are compelled to
close in ess than thirty days.
Only few days since We announced 70 the
public that our complete stock of SHOES and
SLIPPERS must DO sold 10 thirty days at halt
their yslue to close business, and we can con-
grntulaio ourselves that in spite Of having en-
ployed eight attentive salesmen the rush Was 80
great o were unable 10 attend 10 all our friends,
and we kindly invite those who have been turned
away toca,l again and attend this great ssle, AMI
We assure them that every ono viii be given all
attention possible, 81 we have engaged new
force Of attentive sslesmen. Our stock Of SHOES
and SLIPPERS il complete in styles, last. and
what beats all. IL tina, they must BE- sold In less
than thirty days At half their value. UDforiu-
nstely We have not room enough 20 display our
fine SHOES and SLIPPERS toadyautaee, hut We
have got them, "a our upper floors and urcellsr
are all loaded with such.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
Not Grateful.
RICHMOND, June II, 1899.

RICHMOND, June II, 1917
10 De Editor Of ne Dispatch:
In your Sunday paper. You bestow very
high praise upon proclamation issued by
the Governor of Colorado on Decoration
day.
/ shink one sentence in that proclama-
ton must have escaped your notice. 1t IS
as follows: The cOnqueror may safely
forgive when the conquered have become
grateful for defeat"
Do you, Mr.. Editor, mean TO admit that
the southern people who fought for what
they considered their dearest rights have
become grateful for defeat"? | am very
unwilling to believe that one of our lead
ing papers is prepared TO make such an
admission: aud if such is your position, |
hope and believe that you are in very
small minority If in this, however, am
mistaken. | must be permitted TO exclaim,
20 hOnliRCS D,utdItlT I "
Nor GRATEFUL.
Our correspondent Of course does not ex-
pect us TO reply TO his interrogatory.
Nevertheless. we will say that the Governor
of Colorado did not mean TO say all that his
language implies. A northern man and
bitterly opposed to slavery, he no doubt
had in his mind the declaration which so
many true Confederates have made, that
they rejoice to be free from slavery.
"only this and nothing more"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
PaocaY1mna.

1t is time the editor Of the Lynchburg
Vfrgiaias were married. He needs some
body 10 divide his cares and double his
Joys, and to enable him to appreciate a
joke. We have recently had some fun in
imagining how little joke Of the Dis
paloa's bad manufacture would be received
by the noble army Of cranks. But Me
DONALD has spoiled our fun. His jealous
hood is worse than his bachelorhood. Hear
how he talks about what our neighbor and
ourselves said as 10 having the Democratic
State Convention on the lath Of Dune:
I'VE are TO understand, then, that the
ether Democratic papers in tho State and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

NTILLBORO SPRINGS. BAT II
vi COUNTY. va. two miles from Milnoro'
depot, Chesapeake and ohio railway. OfsN
June 5Tn % OCTOBER Ina. sulphur. alum.
and cu rlybea,e wa,ers. Tor rates, &C., ai9less
my @4-2i. IN DAFiDsoN CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
HE MAVERICK MYSTERY.
Celebrated Casc-Coroner's Verdict of
Wilnl Murder.

hlliNi .nhiutIs
The celebrated MAVERICK case. in which
Mrs. MAVERICK has been found guilty by q
coroncr's jury az Liverpool of the wlltul
murder of her husband by poisoning
him. seems destined 10 attract as much at
tention in England as the Wharton case at
tracted in this country. An interesting
feature of the examination before the cOro-
ner was the important part Richmond
product played in the medical and
scientific testimony. Arsenic was the
poison employed, and il was traced in the
vessels and utensils used and the food
eaten by the deceased, and was also found
in the remainder of the contents OF "a bot
tie of Valentines meat-juice. from which
several doses had been administered 10
MAVERICK. The Liverpool papers Just 70
hand publish columns of the testimony,
in which frequent reference Is made
to the little bulbous-shaped vessel
of dark glass.n II appears that
the suspicion of the leading scientist and
ANALYTICAL chemist in the case was excited
by the low specific gravity of the contents
OF one bottle Of meat-Julce discovered IN
the Maybrick house as compared with Jhat
Of the contents of another, and that the
most rigid tests being applied 1t was deyel-
oped that the juice IN the aforementioned
bottle had been adulterated with solution
of arsenic prepared from cat-polson." Inc
bottle which had contained the ca-pOlson
WAS secured. The other bottle Of meat
iuice which had not been tempered with
proved of standard purity, specific gravity,
and character. Mrs Maybrick Is an Anne
rican woman who married Maybrick under
somewhat romantic circumstances. She
claimed 10 be niece OF Hon. jefferson
Davis. but is really no kin or connection Of
his The trial promises 10 bring upon the
witness-stand u remarkable array OF eA-
pertS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

CHANDLEB.--The Atlanta Constitution tells
why Democrats ought to be pleased with
W. Z. CHANDLEB's reelection 10 the United
States Senate. We quote:
There have been some inharmonious
utterances in the Democratic party of late.
but when Mr. Chandler returns 10 the
Senate and takes the reins of leadership
Democrats of all shades of opinion win
quickly discover that there are some issues
more important than free trade or protec-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

Which IA the fnircsf. q rose or MY
Which is the sweetest, peach or pcar7
Merrys cOquctish. and charming il Millyi
Dora Is gentle and fair. her.
Sweet az n flower was her face when ! kissed
love is the romance and glory of life.l
Nillv. my playmate | love " like a sister
But Dora choose for my vile.
That Is right, young man, marry tho girl
Won love. by all means If she will have you.
Should her health become delicate and her
beauty fade after marriage, remember that
this is usually due 20 functional disturbances
weaknesses, irregularities, or painful disor-
dcrs peculiar 10 her sex. i'm the cure Of which
Or Picrce's Favorte Prescription is Suar1n-
fced 10 give satisfaction. or money r., iunded
See the printed ccrti1csfo OF guarantee on
bottle wrapper. 800
For overworked. WORKOUT" rundown"
debilitated teachers, millinors, dresslnakcrg,
eearlstreescs "shOp girls housekecPcrs,
nursing mothers. and feeble women gencr-
ally, Or. Picrces Favorite Prescription u tho
greatest earthly boom being uncqualed as an
appetixing cordial and restorative tonic, or
BtrcnRth-givcr.
Copyright. lsss, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

THE servants of the Metropolitan Club
in Washington struck in body last Sun
day and forced the members to wait upon
themselves" The members Of the club
were probably we'll waited on for once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

The Washington Post says among the
many exercises which are now returning
to popularity Is fencing. Fencing is
nothing new to the people Of Washington
just before congressional elections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
Who win Answer?

VAScE, n. c., June II, 1889.
To he Editor Of he Dispatch:
VIII you please publish in the Dispatch
for the enlightenment of many Virginlans
the number Of troops furnished the Con,
iederacy by Virginia, the number killed
in battle, and the number that died OF
disease and wounds r. H.P.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

The Richmond papers are agreed that
Wednesday. August i4th, will be a good
day for the State Democratic Convention.
We can see nothing the matter with that
date. II is certainly not too late.--Ddn5lle
RegisffT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
How Amounted.
In reply to letter of inquiry from a
gentleman residing in the Valley, Mr.. BAR
BoUR has written the following letter:

III IfHlf " ~ lfhAfl w AlAHAAAf AVN -
gentleman residing in the Valley, Mr.. BAR
BoUB has written the following letter;
WASHINGTON, d. c. June II. 1889.
Dear Sir have yours of the 9Th in
slant. and in reply TO your inquiry as TO
intent of the meaning of the notice pub
lished last week suggesting that the coun-
ties. if impatient, could proceed 10 appoint
delegates to the State Convention, subject
to its date of meeting to be hereafter fixed,
! beg 10 state that had not reference 10
any change Of the plan of appointlag dele
gates. but assumed such appointments
would be made in the usual way rs hereto
fore, and in such manner as the county
committees should direct. There was not
the slightest purpose on nv part 10 inter
fere with the local Democratic authorities
IN the cities or counties.
Yours truly, JOHN y. BARBOUR.
The noticein question seemed to restrict
the appointment of delegates to county
meetings; but, as he says, Mr.. BARBOUR
had no such thought in his mind. The
local authorities in the several cities and
counties will fix the mode of appointing
the delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
sUun0K RhsowEs.
1NHTTE ST'LpUTfR SPRINGS

WHITE SULPH I.,l,I;! SPRINGS,
Tho Grand Central liotel aud Cottages NOW
OPEN FOR rHESsASON.
Unsurpassed sumner climate. Cuisine up
70 me i-hrst standard
Many improvements made since last season.
Iucandoscent lights introduced.
lor information address Is. r. EAKLE.
s. l6-im superintendent
GUNNER BOARDERS WILL BE
y TAKEN no CROLEr STATION. situated on
the base ~ tho Bl1o Ridge mountains. Che@a-
peake aud Ohio railway. Bayo euppiy 81 Ice
Fre-stone water For terms. &c, address a.
WAYLAND, Crozet station, Va f. it-!5I'
HUMMER BOARDlNG.-LOCA-
- 1ION cool, hcslthful. and pleasant Two
miles-twenly minutes dive over good roads
from sta.0u. References exchanged. Terms
f2D and g25. Address Mr. D. st. RANDOLPH,
Keswick, Albemarle county Va 10 lCi5t'
GUNNER Observation-Disclosures
- HOTEL. Gordonsyiue. Va Rooms large and
airy WHO halls. long porches large. grassy
yard, well shaded. Tor terms. &C., address
". N. DUNN.
le 1J-6tSJy i-Ct Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
N EETlHGS.
ANNuAL MEErING ~ sToCKHoLDERs.

RICHMOND. Va. June IS. 1Ss9.
As provided by the By-Laws tho annual mect-
ing Of the STOCKHOLDERS or 1HE VIRGINIA
CONSIRC CJlON COMPANY for tho election OF
officers and the transaction Of snch oth0r busl-
ness a. may be brought before 70 will De held 90
the compEnys ONCE. in the city o. Richmond,
Va, al 2 o'clock NJ on TT E5DAl TIE ljtn day 90
July, lss9.
The transfer books will Do closed at3 7. NJ.
July 10Th and Teopeued july l1th.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
ROBERT l.. TRAYLOR,
"a 15-tI Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

GWEET CHAIYBEATE SPRINGS,
- AllerhRny county Virginia. This veli-
known summer resort Will ue open Tor tho a.
commodauon = guess JUNE l5rH. FOR par
tcuiar- address JOHN KELLY,
fa.-lu' Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

The Pennsylvania troops are behaving as
badly at Johnstown as they do on Inaugural
ton occasions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

The motto of dental associations SHOULD
be "a strong phil"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

For purity, strength, economy. and GU
rative power, Hoods Sarseparilla has no
equal. Try IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
BRIEF COMMENT.

Chicago should send over for few Lon
don police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
MACHIsk-woRHs.

ESTABLISHED 1915
DICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
III MACHISE-w0RKs. RICHMOND. VA,
builders OF LOCOMOTIVES. STEAM ENGINES,
stationery and portable, with plain slide yalyos.
automatic cuI-on. or Corliss gear: BOILERS.
stationary, marine, ana portable; SAw-MILLS.
TANKS, PUlLEYs. sHAfrING, HANGERS. et.
Electricians (Seventeenth-ssreet line) run
within two blocks u the works. nv li-lY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
Dr., PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per
foctly harmless Ono a Dose. Sold by
druggists. - cents a vial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
AND CO-PART-

nISSOLUTION AND CO-PART-
IL NRRsHiP.-Ths firm OF DORSET q
WRIGHT, Dentists. composed OF Dr.. W. T. Dor
set aud J. T. Wright having been dis
solved by mutual consent, this IL 90 no
lily the public and patients that DR.. b.
p. WRIGHT. late Of sl5X east Main street. and
DR.. j. 4. WRIGHT have this day formed q CO.
partnership tor The purpose OF practicing DEN
TlSTkY in all its branches al 9le esst Main street
lover 4. Robarts BAKERS drugstore under the
nrm-pame Of DrA h. p. & j. +. WRIGHT.
June IS, fss9 70 l6-eod3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

GUNNER BOARD AT THE EAST
- EkN BAsE or THE PEAkS OF OTTER 80
ACRES, shaded BY old oak. Only an hours ride
over good road from the DcaGtifnl town ~ Iab-
erty. Daily communication with p0si-oIice.
Hates moderate. Apply 10 DR.. WILLIAM ID.
HOOPER. Liberty. Va ie9su&wst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
LIVE. rLAsrEn. CEMENT, .se.

LINE, PLASTER csMhNT' 'a te.,-,-o
> ZOO BARRELS FRESH ROCK
o.cOO LAND LIME, Just arrived por
schooner Alfred Keen; now discharging Also.
land and Union Cement, calcined Plaster. White
sand, IAths. Hair. Rire-Brick, &C, a.. for sales
WARNER MOORE.
Nova Scotia Lump and Ground PissteE
anes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
GUNNER BOARDING.
100 GUESTS. 100 DAYS. sos

Tho MIDLAND ACADEMY Of Piedmont Wiz
einia. three hours ride from kichmond, on The
Midland road. upon tho heights overlooking Cal-
pepper Courthouse aud varied country scenery.
opens ia beautiful grounds this hrst season 10
sumner boardsrs. Pure water. mountain
breezes, airy rooms. extensive views beautiful
drives over battle-heidsl. boating bathing. ish-
ing, riding. ami driving. village aud churches
near slx trains DAY. Terms. s. per day, sZa
per month, and so whero two Persons occupy
same room. For particulars address
HARRIS & POWELL.
my .i-eoiim Culpsper, va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

C,UMMER BOARDERS CAN BE 49,.
DCOMMODAIED at reasonable prcrt r,.t
zion in the mopE,alns o1o toIrsd1Fo i-..
station ana post-0fi %. Address
Mr.. H. d. ROBERTS
80 l94t' Fabor's Mile, Aei.ou c9..'.. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
CARRIAGES. WAGONS. &C.
DIVIDENDS.

dividend NOTICE.-AT A MEET
IL ING OF the Board Of Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY held June 10, 1889.
ksSoired. That dividend Of ~ PER CENT.
upon the common capital stock Of this company
ana upon It's dividend bligatiOns be declare for
the half year ending 3lst March, 1889 payable on
the st day Of July. iss9. 10 holders Of record az
the date Of June % 1879. from which date 10 the
IS day Of July, 1882 the books Of transfer shall
10 closed. J. Is. WINSTON,
elSctJyl Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
OFFICE VIRGINIA FtRE AND MARiNE INs. CO.,
RICHMOND. VA, June ], 1872

STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN c.
y The regular annual meeting ~ fho stock
holders Of this Company viii be held A. tb9 COM
pany's orice, No. 1913 Main street. n this city a.
i2o'clock on MONDAY. 18th instant
WILLIAM II. MCCARTHY.
fe2.12t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
,VHECELFBRATED ROCKBRIDGE

L ALUM SPRINGS, endorsed by TIA Medical
Society Il Virginia as we'll a. by other f1eiit Al
authorities OF tho United states ami Europe, arc
now open. Capacity 1890. Rates per month
from go 90 $50. according 90 location AMI size
OF room. Special rates for tho season. klo-
Yafol 2.nf fr0f.
Pamphlets may be gotten AZ Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroad ticket O0ice, or by addressing
GEOBGE D.. PElION. Managing Director
Formerly for sixteen years managing partner Ok
the Greenbrer White sulphur springs
= I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
HAVE COME At LAST.

that were on the way 10 our store ami delayed
on account OF washouts and destruction OF
bridges by tho late freshotS
largo assortment OF WHITE GOODS Of every
description at worry low prices.
HAMBURG EDGiNGS AND INSERIiNOS IN
Swiss Can't brio aud Nainsook cheaper than ever
Elegant SWISS EMBROIDERED FLOuN-
CINGS, BLACK LACE FLOUNCfNGS. and
DRAPkRY NETS at popular prices.
TORChON AND MEblCi EDGlS3S AND IN
SETTINGS. In ell widths and quaities-the
largest stock in this city.
BATHING SUITS for men, women. and chill
dren.
JERSEY SUITS for ladies, nicely braided, at
s. Is. g. aud &C. just the article tor tue seaside
and mountains.
BLACK SILK MITTs at %. 3s. 30, 7sc., and 81 q
far.
FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE for women and
'hiidren-tho best goods fer tho money IN tue
city.
30 must be- 80. n tho people tell US II IS 90, that
We have the LARGEST, CHEAPEST. AND BEST
ASSORTMENT or FANCY WHITE GOODS In
his city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
GUNNER ACKNOWLEDGMENT

NJOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
VI SPRlGS. over Rocsish Gap, Blue Ridge
mountains, .9s6 fcct above tho level OF tho sea.
Fine views. 4 delightful summer resort, cheap
board. strong iron springs. Many attractions 10
the Invalid. pleasur" seeker, a1d families OF
easy ace $50. Address Messrs. AASSlk 81 CO.,
Alton. Va 20 l2-lm .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
OTTERBURN LrTHIA SPRINGS
Z

~ HOTEL.
situated az Otterburn station. ono mile west cf
Amelia ConrtnOu.e. All trains stop - otter
burn sfier June l5ih. This hotel, Just puilf 40
newly furnished, is one of tho most ATTRACTIVE
summer resorts in the south. Abundance OF me
finest nils aud butter. Ism os, chickens. aud al
kiuds Of vegetables Do no, decide Nnere You
will 90 until YOU have ecsn Tie OIIkkbl ~
HOlE Dr. Joseph rs. Eggiesion VIII
haze charge o. tho ho-ei and viii LOOK alter ths
comfort aud convenience Of The guests a. all
limos Tor further particulars write dire-t .
ihs OITERBUkN SPRINGS COMPANY.
present poss-ofice address
faQ-fm Amelia COuri house, :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, YIR-
GINIA

The great DYSPEPSIA CURE RccommenIet
~ the state Medical society. Sow pgnize !
a. the LEADING WAIEklSG-PLACE in tlo
mountains ~ Virgins. send f1r descriptive
pamphlets aud circulars. 4. A. COLHDJN,
my8LIm Proprietor.