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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

John w. Fritz. A resolution offered by
John L.. Herrall endorsing Colonel @. 4.
0'Ferrall and expressing n preference Tor
him was unanimously adopted.
0pequon District (: Delegates, NJ.
Long, Ambrose Timberlake, Briscoe Shuli,
Dill Carter, w. NJ. Kronk. Alternates-C.
w. Heater, DIR. Thomas Miller, A. ID. Gun
ningham, A. r. Kearney, Robert A. Lem
ley. On motion the delegates were not
instructed.
Shawnee District: Delegates - Jonah
Simpson, John c. Coe, and John Silyers.
Alternates Joseph NJ. Barton, j. William
Parkins. and Martin Wisecarycr. On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Hodgson the delegates were
instructed TO vote for the strongest and
best man.
City OF Winchester: Delegates-Ward
No. /, DR.. William A. Bell; Alternate, NJ.
Forney. Ward No. 2, $. II. Hansbrough
Alternate, DIR. J. +. Ward. Ward No. 3,
MAJOR Holmes Conrad; Alternate, DR.. X.
W. Stone. Ward No. 4. George i; Bush
nell: Alternate, George II. Mnzel VII
liam H. Alexander. delegate at large; Os-
car Barr, alternate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Board of Supervisors-Other Matters.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch. ]
d. c. Goodrich, Secretary.


correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch .
AUGUST 7. 1889.
The County Board of Supervisors met
here on yesterday. Much of the boards
time was taken up in examining and pass
ing upon accounts against the county. The
levy of the county for taxes was made at
tins meeting, and the board placed the
rate of levy at 100 per cent. OF the State
tax. which is 40 cents on 500 of property
and per cent. on income. Owing to the
damages done 10 the county roads by the
heavy rains and the heavy losses sustain
ed thereby the board reduced the special
road fund from Sc. 800 down TO 4,sOO.
The petition Of the Monticello Guard Of
this place for an appropriation to assist in
building an armOry was again postponed
tor further action.
BRIDGES are needed at several places in
the county, and it was decided at yester
DAYS meeting to use the bond OF Sl5O0
from this city in the construction OF
bridges across the streams at Milton and at
Free Union.
The hoard. after the transaction of other
minoI business, adjourned to meet next
month.
Al a regular meeting Of the Charlottes-
Vile Hook, Hose, and Ladder Company
held last night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Frank Gill
mer. commander: II. j. Williams, chief :;
c. ID. Carter. first warden; j. b. Wood,
second warden; b. +. Jetiries, third war
den; j. S. Leitcb. secretary and treasurer,
and DIR. II. T. Nelson, fire marshal and
surgeon. This company Is in fine condi-
ton. and always does effective work when
we have fire.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Brock
man. relict of +. ID. Brockman, were
brought to this place from North Gar
den Yesterday, and the interment took
place at Maplewood cemetery at $50
Y. NJ. Mrs. Brockman received stroke OF
paralysis some weeks ago. from which she
never recovered. She was well known IN
tbis cjty. where she had lived FOR a long
time and had made many friends.
The County Court to-day is occupied
with the trial of Samuel White for at
tempting TO shoot Il. w. Durrett in April
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
williamsburg Elects.

iCOrretpOnoenco OF the tlCuUlopu bi7pa""l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August 7, 1889.
The largest Democratic turnout seen
here for some time was that which assem-
bled last night at the courthouse to Sc
lect delegates to the State Convention;
Mr.. William VI. T.. Morecock presided
over the meeting. while Mr.. II. T. Jones
acted as secretary. Mr.. Archer Brooks
was elected delegate and Mr. II. d. Cole
alternate.
Tie following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
ResoiDed, That we hereby express our
gratitude and thanks 20 Hon. John ). Bar
bour for his faithful and efficient services
as the successful leader of the Democratic
party in years past and earnestly, request
that he continue as chairman of the State
Committee.
Resolped. That we demand at the hands
of our more fortunate brethren that we
have representation an the Democratic eau
Gus through our defeated Democratic can
didates.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Robert T;
Arnistoad, William II. T.. Morecock. and
Robert G.. Barlow. who were frequently and
loudly applauded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
Martin Williams, Secretary.
Winchester and Frederick County.


The Democracy of Frederick county and
city Of Winchester in pursuance of u call
Of joint executive committees, met in con-
yention on Monday in Court House Hall.
William X. Alexander moved that dis
tricts Of county and wards of city separate
and nominate delegates and alternates 10
represent them in tie gubernatorial con-
yention 10 assemble in Richmond. Wednes-
day, August l4th. Seconded and carried.
After deliberations Of the different meet
ings the following reports were handed in
~ their action:
Stonewall District: Delegates William
II. Yeakley. DIR. Daniel Janney, DR.. w. j.
Best, and X. L., Byrd. Alternates--Wfiliam
II. Myers, d. West Baker, l.. Q. Jordan, and
j.. A. Huyett.
Gainsboro' District: The sentiment of
the people being taken was found 10 be
equally divided between Hon. c. 4. Offer
rail- aud Captain T.. W. Mckinney, but
delegates were sent uninstructed. Dele
gates-Job N. Cookus. Jonah Tavenner,
and John X. Whitacre. Alternates Thomas
w. Harrison, X. T.. Byrd, aud o. ID. Broth
waite. Alternates were not designated for
sny particular delegate. The following Ex-
ecutiye Committee was elected: John X.
Whitacre, job N. Cookus, Jonah Iayenner.
and John Parish.
Back Creek District. Delegates Thomas
Cover, IL. b. Muse, James 4. McIllwee, and
robert Wosring. Alternatee-~k. i. Bar
tsa, Il. L. Bysl, Joss.a A. Nation. and
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st. Adams on n Boom.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, August THE
Chesapeake and Ohio has purchased thirty
acres of land just below st. Adams and
contemplates removing its round-houses
and shops from Huntington TO that place,
making II the end of division beginning
at Russell, just opposite Ironton. The loca,
ton of the shops at st. Adams cannot fail
TO be a great benefit not only to that place,
but also to this city. Real estate in 81.
Adams has made a rapid advance and a
large amount Of town property. there
changed hands yesterday and today;
Lots formerly valued at $50 are now held
at $500, and while many are anxious to
buy some refuse to sell at any price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

Every third person you meet is troubled
more or less with biliousness, and don't
know how TO get rid of it. The causes are
easily recorded. A lack of sufficient ex-
ercise, eating too much by persons Of
sedentary habits, indulgence in too rich
food. sluggish, torpid liver where the
blood does not do its duty. and bile is al
lowed 10 accumulate; these cause the
whites of the eyes TO turn yellow, the skin
ion yellow or dark. These are sure indi-
cations of biliousness. Browns Iron Bit
tiers is the remedy you want. II acts di-
rectly upon the blood, eleanses and purifies
il. and sends il on its journey through the
channels OF the liver, giving to u activity
and clearing out the bile. 1t will remove
the yellow tinge from the eyes and the
complexion, leaving the latter fresh and
clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
$4,000. w TIla .Ido5: "A Work GEE ntn9,

salary g. 900 per annum. and per cent. for use of
money which Will be properly secured. Address
BUSINESS" care ot Carrier 40 (. Richmond,
Va al 81 n, a, ,u0 W ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
SAVED BY A DOG.
A Two-Year-Old Child Rescued from Pos
sibIe Death by IA Canine.
rphuadeIphia InQuirer.1


The intelligence of the brute creation
was strikingly illustrated Saturday when a
doc belonging TO Samuel Green, living on
Sixth street below Barclay, saved two
vear-old child from death. About O'Clock
Mrs. Green put her little son Maurice to
bed. and after watching him sink into a
neaceful slumber sat on the step with her
husband. Two hours later Mr.. Green
heard noise. like the sound OF iall FOL
lowed by the cries OF child ana the SUD
dued growing of dog, apparently coming
from the dining-roOm.
Alarmed beyond expression, he rushed
into the house, and saw a spectacle which
held him spell-bOundfo for moment. About
the centre of the long flight of stairs lead
inc from the sleeping apartment was the
how Maurice. CRYING as if hislnfantlle heart
was breaking. He was hanging over the
steps in periOus position, with ms head
downward, and the canine prevented
him from falling farther by cldtchlng
his little dress between its teeth: The dog
was growing at rapid rate as If 10 attract
attention. and seemed to fully realize the
dangerous situation. glance suiiced TO
show the father that his son, with true Ju-
venile Independence, had jumped out OF
bed and Attempted 10 walk down the stairs
without assistance. His foot had evidently
caught in the carpet and he was plunging
headlong down toward the iio0r when the
dog rushed to his rescue and saved him
from possible death by catching him by the
dress and holding him there until human
aid arrived,
When Mr.. Green seized the voungster the
dog leaped up and kissed his face and
hands in order to manifest his approval;
and in other ways exhibited unbounded
iov. The child sustained severe flesh
wound on the forehead, but beyond this IN
jury was unhurt. Mr.; Green has purchased
a costly collar for the dog, and now says
that he would not sell it for any money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

HOUSE WANTED OF EIGHT OR
i more rooms, Any time before October
modern improvements. Address II. C., Post
Onlce care II errler No !. au SIT
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POISONED.

Especial telegram 70 the DIspatch.l

CHARLESTON, W. VA, August ALBERT
Summerfeld. a miner employed In the
Black Band mines, was taken suddenly III
Monday morning shortly after eating Z,
Il a case Of poisoning. probably with
Rough on Rats" Antidotes were prompt
" administered and the patient is now out
Of danger Suspicion pointed to Mrs. Bar
ker. Summerfeld's mother-in-law, and his
brother Yesterday swore out a warrant for
her arrest. but she had taken the alarm and
left. The utmost indignation was ,eX-
pressed over the attempt on Summerheld,s
life. and lynching would have been inevi-
table if it had resulted fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
BY Chewing 4 Rose.
Real Estate Lgsuts, Auctionoers, and Brokers,
NO. n0rth Tenth street.
light GOOD BUILDING LOTS
A. TO BE SOLD
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.

By direction OF the Committee on Grounds AMI
Buildings We VIII soil by auction, upon the
premises, on
MONDAY. AUGrsr 10. $50,
NJ 8 o'clock =. NJ, EIGHT BUILDING LOTS, enu-
az he northwest corner 81 Reservoir aud Asi-
land sfreeis-ah fronting on Ashland street
The corner Lot ms a front Of 3 by 10 feet. and
the remaining seven zach front ~ boy - feet.
these Los being located Immediately oppo-
site Marshall Reservoir Grounds and possessing
al If the city's facilities render Thorn valuable
az homo sites You will Likewise haye ihe al
vantage Of securing your lot from hr't hands
thus Guiding the grasp ~ crafty combines.
whose mission Is 10 MAKO tho poor poorer, The
rich richer.
4 plat OF the property will be shown az mo
time OK sale. Let there DO good turnout u
bidders.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash: tho remainder ~
six, twelve, and eighteen months, so'ured ~
deed " trust, With per cent. aflei ..
CHEWING & ROSE.
aus AucUOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

ton last Sunday evening. doing great dam
age to crops and playing. havoc with the
fences. One house on Elliottscreek, about
fonr miles west of here, was washed away
and completely demolished, with the total
loss of everything therein. A valuable
fish-pond belonging to w. f.. Flagg, just
below town, containing hundreds Of largo
carp. was destroyed and all the fish es-
oonad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
Annnhle-Hended Rattler.

A Marion correspondent OF the DlsP9tc'
writes. I saw quite curiosity on exhibit
ton at the store of Messrs. Yenable a Co.
Yesterday. They have u rattlesnake about
eight inches long with two perfect heads,
one body, and four eyes. Each head and
neck are separate, being about three
fourths Of an inch long. it is indeed
curiosity. 1t is in alcohol and IS well pre-
carvoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
FAMERS DELIBERATE.
state Convention of the AIiiance-omcers
Elected.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

LURAY, VA, August THE State Con-
vention of the Farmers Alliance of Vir-
ginia convened in the courthouse IN Lu-
raw YESTERDAY, and will probably not adj
iourn before tomorrow. Uhirty-seven
delegates are in attendance, representing
thirty-six counties in this State, and one
county, Hampshire, in West Virginia. The
following officers have been elected for the
ensuing year: II. Barbee, of Rocking
ham, president Major Mann Page, of
Prince George, vice-president: j. J. Silvey,
of Rappahannock, secretary ; Isaiah Printz,
of Page county, treasurer, and j. ID. Shep-
person, of Charlotte, State lecturer. 1t IS
said that a good deal of business pertain
ing to the order is beng transacted. The
meetings are held with closed doors. The
convention next year will be held in Lynch
burg sometime during the month of Au-
gust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
Mr.. Humans Movements.

MuLBoRo', Va, August 7.-Allen G..
Thurman, family. and grandchildren ~
rived here on the second section Of the
vestibule train from Ohio this morning.
They left Immediately for the Hot Springs.
Quite an enthusiastic party of Democrats
gave him three cheers as he left. Mr..
Thurman seems in good spirits, but is suf-
iering with slight attack Of rheumatism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
a Big Mili-Poud Drained.

COLUMBIA, Va, August Z, 1889.
There was a very hard rain here last
night, and the river is now quite full and
rising slowly. 1t seems impossible TO get
the water within the banks. The mill-dam
Of Flanagan's Mills, about seven miles
from here, IN Cumberland county, broke
during the freshet, and now the former
large pond. three miles long and about an
average of fifty yards wide and fifteen feet
deep, is nothing more than small branch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

The circus performer and proprietor
known as Frank Avery is dead. so recent
advices from the Isthmus of Panama state.
His right name was Joseph Rapp, and he
was the son Of a prominent citizen OF
Louisville, Ky. He was with Barnum IN
early life, and at the time of his death was
owner Of a South American tent-show-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

1T. HARAHAN General Mana. Dr. =
DICHMOND. FRFDERICNSBUHOt
N AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -oDtefai
commencins JtNE -, l'sj-eaateu aaliAi
tine:
7.s. A. NJ leaves Hyri--frset siatlsn "a
stup- only a. Ashland, Junction. 81
ford AMI Frrderirssnurg rl1ey 30
% Washington ami NeN York
li.O1 A " leaves byrl-sgroet station daily. *
cspt SUNDAY.
e.25 p. NJ. loarcs Byri-,trfot station taIII
sleeper 90 Sew York
ssOA NJ arrives A. Byri street station daily
sleeper from NeR rOrL.
a.3s p n ARRIVES 10 Byrd Street STALLION iaily.
st5ps ~ trsieucksDgrg. Mllipfi
Junction, and Ashland. sleeper ifpm
Warrington and New fOrk.
lO:tOP NJ arrives AZ Byrl-Sueei eta Jon DALI
except sunday
ASHLAND TRhINS
pAILY EXCEPT sUNDAY%
sasA. NJ. leaves klbA Arrives az Ashlani ~
1.13 A. NJ.
400 p. ~ accommodation lesyes Byri-sss 7. 3,
cop. NJ leaves Elba. arrives 40 ashland a.
e4sA NJ strives ElbA Leaves Ashland Ats05
sa,A NJ. Accommodation arrives at Bryf.
street station. leaves Ashland a. '-3'
A. VI.
esp. VI. arrives A. Ells loavss Ashland Il
s.i2 e. ".
ca. TAYLOR. General Ticket Ag9n-
+. 7. ID. MrEas. General supefinlellen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 70 The Dispetch.I
LyScHBuRa, Va. August THE Lynch
burg and Durham road will run trains
through TO Brookneal, commencing Mon
day, August the 18th. Work isprogressing
rapidly on the stanton river bridge, and
in short time trains win run TO South
Boston.
Advices from Christiansburg to-day say {;
A most terrific rain storm visited this sec
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
REAL ESTATE ar PRIVATE sALE

A SPLENDID CENTRALLY-LO- -
"A GATED GRACE->TREEl HOUSE. N *
aDple-pe order, and Wellarranged. can be
bonghf py applyinz 10 y. W. ROWE.
an 2eod3t Real Estate Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
HAMPTON.
KlIrain Amused-Tho Standardization
corr..popdsuce Of the Richmond Dispatch.I

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
HAMPTON, Va, August 7. 1889. :,
Kilrain is still here. and the sensational
stories of his arrest caused him considera-
BILE amusement and some uneaslness.
In the County Court of Warwick on yes.
terday Judge Peek granted the motion OF
the defendants 10 dismiss the petition OF
the plaintiff in the contested-election case
Of Wright (Republican) Is. Minor. Demo
craft. II will now 60 to the Circuit Court.
Colonel Clay assumed charge of the Gus
tom-house to-day Mr. Charles Spencer,
formerly. in the Richmond custom-house,
Is his deputy. PAUL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
BUCKINGHAM.
Federal Omces-Personal NOtes-Land-
Owners Interested.


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BUCKINGHAM, VA.
The few and unimportant Federal Offices
in this county are being filled by the faith
full. Ashley Grigg is put in the place of A.
+. Moseley as postmaster at the Court
house; W. J.. McCraw fills the place of
gauger of brandy.in the place of Landon
c. Moseley, removed. Malone leads in
these.
The death of Mr. Powell Hooper deprives
the county of a good man. He was the last
of his branch Of his family.
The continued wet weather is inflcting
great injury to the wheat and oat crops
and the corn on lowlands.
Miss Mary Roper, of Houston, Tex, and
Miss Daisy Welby. of Maryland, are sum-
mering with friends in the county.
Mr.. George +. Henderlite. of Marion,
Va, is filling with acceptability the pulpits
of the Maysville and New Store Presbyte-
rian churches.
Our Land and Improvement Company is
progressing Our landowners are much
interested in its success. ,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

HOW TO MAKE MONEY BY SPECULATION IN
WALL STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08


az 1920 o'clock shall sell AZ my aGciion-honse
1 New CUhRRl-fRAME SH-CONEkED
PARLOR SUIi-nevcr used
Good WALNUT FRAMEREPs-COYERE PAR
LOk SUIT In nice order;
Excellent WHiTE-HAIR MATTRESS,
Second hand FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES,
and PILLOWS,
Several excellent medium-size kEFRlGEkA-
TORS In good order,
COOKING and HEA1lNG- STOVES.
A number Of high and low DESKS aud RE-
VOLNING DESK CHAIRS.
WAKDkUkFS, BUREAUS, TABLES, CHAIRS.
ROCKERS.
TN SAFES. CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. TIN
WARE,
A large lot Of miscellaneous goods.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
aus Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
Shot Himself Accidentally.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Augusta Thomas
Payne. promising young man OF Spot
sylyania county, while out hunting yester-
day evening near Massaponnax bridge ac-
cidentally discharged his gun. the load en-
tering bis heart, killing him almost IN
stantly.
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
Dr. i A. a. 49,


sl5A. NJ. daily for LyncnDurg. Lexington o. (
Clifton Forge
4:l5 p. VI. Srott-yiils Accommodation, exec 4
sunday.
1000 T. NJ. daily arrommo iAt.ou t9r Ign Ap4
and Cliit0u Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE kfCUHpNnt
6.i5P. NJ. and 40 A. ~. daily irlm '.it
Force
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
AUCTION sALEs-rb,. Day.
Apporson a Co. Auctioneers,
flames Macdougaii, salcsmao.l
4 UCTION SALE OF FINE \

~
~ CuINERY, &C., IN GOOD ORDER TO
CLOSE UP AN EsTATR.-Will bc sold At auction
THURSDAY. AUGUsT 8, 1852.
NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the MACHINERY. &c. in
No. south Fifteenth street, lately Bcnedicts.
consisting OF e uo,,,,o.,.-.
ENGINES. s. 20 j5-horse-s ower;
BOILERS, s. TO IS-horse- power;
WOODWARD STEAM PUMP.
HEATER and PUMP combined,
PLUNGER-POWtR PUMP,
STURDIYANT BIO WEIR Sc:
LARGE FLY-WHEEL PULLSIs,
PORTABLE BURR STONE MILL,
GREASE TANK. GOVERNORS.
SAFETY VALVES. STEAM GAUGES,
DESK, COUNTER. SHELVING,
WORKBENCH. WISE. MONkEYWRENCH.
RACHEr-DRILLS. STOVE, &C;
STEAM COFFEE aud SPlCEMiLLs;
OVENS, Sc, complete. including ENGINE,
BOILER, COOLERS. CYLINDERS, &C., &c.
TOBhCCO-MILLS. &C:
SMOKE-STACh with spark.arrester.
and various other useful MACHINERY. &c, &c,
too tedious TO mention.
TERMS: $50 and less cash; over that sum sixty
DAYS for approved endorsed negotiable notes
hPPERSON s. CO., AuctiOneers-
JAMES MAcDOUGALL. Salesman. auA
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sl3 Hun street. Manchester, Va.
A UCTION SALE OF EIGHT VERY
"A VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on TUE
EASTSIOE or CLOPION STREET BEtW EEN
HULL AND BAlNBElDGE STREETS. MAN
CHESTER: ALSO. A LARGE A>>Okl NkNI Of
UsRHULD FL RNIlURE. TWO FINE
MICH COWS, AND TWO uOGs.-At tho re-
quest Of the owner. who If leaving no city. Will
sell at public auction, on tho premises, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST .. 1882
commencing ~ O'Clock =. VI, AZ the residence
OK Mrs. /. =. Voolfolk. on option street, a lsrse
assortment Il HOUSEHOLD FlNNlI kk.
COWS, HOGS. .sc And Immediately aiior 30
sale OF personal property say 80 o'cio'k =.
Nj viii oIer for sale LOIS No- :, q. 10. u. T..
%. Il. and -. fronting N feet each ou zoe east
side If Clopton street, "a above, and having -
depth of 80 feet 10 an aiiey.
These lots are very desirable, being high and
dry IN "A nrstcia-s neigh hOrfo ii. near churches,
hOols. &C. within q square of strc.t-car-. 90 III"
western pAr, II tho city. whore property Is grow
ing rapidly In value
Terms. on personal property made known NJ
sale On real estate one fourth cash. ani me
balance 10 six. Twelve. AMI eighteen months.
deferred payments secured by decd OF trust and
bearing interes, from day of sale
a. L. ADAWSoN,
aug Aucuoncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

The many remarkable cures Hoods
Sarsaparilla accomplishes are sufficient
proof that il does possess peculiar cura-
tive powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
GWOCEKIEs. &c.
WANTS.


WANTED, AGENTS AND MER-
w CHANTS TO BUY WHITE ENANti LED
LETTERS nrst-class goods ~ one aud % haf
cents an upright inch. Samples mailed for Joe.
WHITE LETTER COMPANY. Post-Once Box
Zoe NeUark y j. az SGT
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VORK-RlYER LINE WA WL3l
a POINT.
tDAILY ExCErr SUNDAY

The 'Avorits route 90 Baltimore Its cleaners
on his mo arc mo,iels ~ beauty. r.aFt .s s.
confort Leave Hlchmoui .l..I =. %. ans t
\. VI. Arrlve =. baltimore r.D a. 3d. Ifaf
Baltimore daily except ~unisv sI b.. v, a..
rive A. fchmood $3.50 A.. al. Ill %. D.. NJ.
Fare from lirnmonf ..rfrDt I. rg Im rn, o.
Washington a.: Nflminr.n.. u.'. tfn.t rI.It
deluhla "a -U. NeW lurA. ti II N.Ilt rin.
Wilmington. Del. g.. Philadelphia g., hoa
York. 3d.
TWIST POINT ACCUMULATION
TeATo Richmoni nWruiy-iilrl-
street depot ...... .-....-. fI.i A. Y.
Arrive luchmord lNrniy-thlri.
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'Dauy. fDaily except sunday.
Depot AMI ticE9tonlra bu0t virginia fifrf 4
Uptown ocico Corn0r IoBih and la.n t.-te-i, \
Ih. d. TAYLOR. .
General lnsseusor AgsU. ,
b. =. lOll- 4
Division fassengor AZ %
Ann. .f..l. = -
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