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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Colonel William Il. Ayett, q King VIII
la.a, was IN the city yesterday
sheriff Lewis T.. Winston was out yester-
day. sitter being confined TO bis room for
several days.
Governor Lee Yesterday appointed VIM
cent Roscman Commissioner OF Deeds Tor
Virginia IN New ork.
Rev. Aaron Jones bas gone to Norfolk TO
acc. pt ahuIncss position, but VIII sun maze
Richmond his residence.
j. II. Warner, /. e.. Read. and j. Il. Haw-
ley. Of Richmond. were registered at the
Charleston Is. O. Hotel two days ago.
Mrs. william Ellison has returned, after q
visit of several weeks ia New York, Therc
She went to attend the centennial cclebra-
ti0n.
old Company + Association yesterday
had reunion and an enjoyable time at the
farm ~ Mr.. Il. l.. Christian, on the Nine
Mile road
Mr.J. II. SymonGs. Of san Antonio, Tex,
who was member Of Company i, Twelfth
Mississippi regiment, has been in the city
for several days.
The first copy u The Male Orphan Mes
seueer Airs. j. 4. Gin, publisher is just out
lt is neat paper, all the wor6 on which
was done at the asylum.
Colonel Jsmes ID. Brady, OF Petersburg,
was n the city Yesterday. presumably on a
visit combining politics with business, in
Guiding possibly a conference with the Hon.
JOhu =. Wi-c.
The old Dominion steamship WyanOke.
which arrived here yesterday morning al !
O'Clock, made tle trip from Norfolk to CITY
Point IN SIX hours and thee minutes. W.
H. Earle was the pilot.
The ladies' lawu-party 81 New-Reseryoir
Park Thursday night was a great success.
The attendloce was large, aud all Who went
spent pleasant evening. The sw.tchback
was very literally patronizcd.
The city ambulance was called to the cor
ner OF Cary and Twentieth streets about IL
o'clock Yesterday morning 10 a man who
was injured 10y piece Of lumber falling on
him. He was taken 10 his home.
The Norfolk Ledger says: Captain VIII
liams and the other officers OF the Ports
mouth Rifles will IN few days appear before
the Board OF Examiners NJ Richmond, for
that body 10 pass upon their military Qualit-
cations.t
The Dispatch has received through Cap
tain j. &. Dame avery handsome illustrated
book portraying the advantages OF the
Chesapeake ana Ohio route, with informa-
ton specially adapted to summer tourists
and eXcurslonists.
Thursday evening the roof OF the old re-
tort.house at the lower gas.works gave
away while the hands were al work up IN
the building aud shrunS about eighteen
inches IN the middle. 'fimbers We're Sc
cured and the rooi was made temporarily Sc
cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
WILLIAM AUsTIN'S DEATH.
AuIuVestigsfton Made TestordaT by
the Coroner

Coroner TAYLOR wa, yesterday morning
notified by the police Of the death OF VIII
ham Austin, thr c0orcd brakeman who was
killed bv The cars m the Byrd.>lreet station
at - O'Clock Thursday afternoon. and al once
proceeded to the home of Tie deceased,
where The dead body ily. Here De- learned
that Austin W1s from Goocnland county,
We tllrty-three yoar, of age. and married.
The Coroner neg went % see several wit
ro,.os of the accident. from whom Doe learned
iimt Austin bad made one att'mpt go couple
the care hui failed, anl thercupou signal cd
10 The ,ngiu-,- o. lack aRaiu. 1hl- thc en-
ginecr did. haf iu-rn mprudcntiv vcn-
turin iu 700 Or. VS., cluc't hy thr bumper
ard ue-hcd m the breast and back, rom
whirn injuries te di.d almost instantly. The
ambuAuc. was summoned. bat of course
the service. % thr physicians were mavail-
ing. The railroad official, looked about Tor
a policeman, buf rs none was 10 be .ound,
and crowd vas rapidly gathering, it was
thought better f0 remove tle body ID the
home ~ deceased. ON 'ioore s'reet near
Uartshoru-Mc cnornl College, and this was
done.
The body bias been cmla med and prepared
for burial ~ The expense oi the company
and viii to-day De taken 10 Gooch.And
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
WHOLE NUMBER, H.Sl9.

the Exposi, i,'ou-Grornds, and that their
property could not be distralned ss for rent.
lie did not paSa upon the question as TO
whether tHc games conducted hv the
GriGltbs were IN accordance with their con-
tract for the ecrcral lcsSecs were illegal, bat
rather iutimatcd thst ou this point hc would
have decided against the Gr0iihs
In the Injunction ease against Bickorstan
6 kcpler, heretofore iully reported, The
Court directed the defendants not to operate
ibcir sosp-factory between tnen and Monday.
until which time he gave counsel 10 effect an
agreement as 10 The arpoiotment ~ a CONS
mission Of some other method Of Determining
~ The sali.iac,iou OF the Court whether the
Ausincs, d, or can bc conducted without de.
trimcnt 20 the health % The ucichborhood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
OWNTOWN MERCHANT

4 n having passed several sleepiess nighr,
disturbed BY the szm,ss and cries Of suffer-
ing child, aud beconssog convinced that MRS.
wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP was just tbo
ar, le needed. pro11ref q asrpptyfor The caild.
On resching home and soa'fsiniing his vito with
what be ha,i done she refassed 20 hsYe it admin
istercd tO.the child. Asshe vas strOnglyin favor
Of Homeopathy. that night the child paved IN
suffering and the parents without sleep ke-
turning home the lay follo~lug the father
found tho bshy still worse, and while coniern-
plating auothrr sleepleSs night thu mother
-tepped from the room 10 attend 20 some do
mesuc duties and left the fathsr ~iih the enid.
During her absence be adrrinistered a portion
of The Soothing syrup u the baby and aid
nothing That night all hands slept uelA aud
tho ituo fellow awoke in the morning bright
and Happy. 1ho nloibor ws-- del .ghied'vIth ths
sudden and wonderful change. and, although ~
nrs. offended 20 tho de,option practcsd upon
her, has continued 70 use theSyrup, and suffer
ing, crying bslae~ and resitrSTl,s;ht have drsap
peared single trial Of tho syrup neveryet
failed % relieve tho baby and oscncoino the pre-
judice- Of the nothor. SOLD y'sn druggistS -
cent. 9 bottle. teEScod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
Tne ship sbauGoned-A Schooner
a....

Especial telegram % tAs D5pa,ch.'
NosFuIK, MAY 1.-THE Shipwrecked crew
OF the British steamship Abcrldy bav, num-
bcrlng twenty-five men. were sent NOrtl to-
night by the British Consul. The wrecked
steamer ha- broken in three pieces. The
wrcckers have abandoned her and the
wrecLing ships have returned 10 port.
4 MlfucW, county schooner. belonging in
East river and owned by Captain Charles
Macheu, sunk three miles north ot Old
Plantation lght yesterday aud lies in four
teen fa,uoms oi Waier.
Orders were received al the uavy,yard
this afternoon directing the cruiser Boston
10 sail at 6 O'Clock tomorrow morning with
the monitor Puritan FOR New York. II The
orders are not changed the Puritan wiil
leave here at that hour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Ispe.lsl tclegr1m 10 tle U.apatcn.I
CHARLESTON. ". Va, May 1.-The time
OF The legislative Joint committee was again
occupied TO-DAY in considering tho deposit.
tions from Barbour county. One kepunll-
can vote was rejected this morning and iour
others were thrown out this afternoon. FIJI
teen yot,s contested Dy Judge Fleming have
been acted on with the above re,ull. The
votes contested by General COL will be c0u-
siderpd alter those contested by Judge Fleu-
Iug have been disposed OF. The magnitude
OF the work before the committee is JUST be-
ginning 10 dawn on the members. aud they
are now OF the opinion that Il wilBbo months
be!ore lher work IS eomn.eted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
ANoEroEiend Arre.ted.
Especial telegram TO tho Dlspat-h.

INpocluI tcIeEram % INC UIslNL- II
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May IA special
10 the Star, OF this city. this evening at 1880
over the telephone from Tappahannock. L.
sex county, signed Judge Blakey,' an
nounced the arrest oi Paul Keys, the negro
tiend who committed the outrageous assault
on Miss Alice Ballard, OF this cty. la,i week,
but who escaped arrest. lie was arrested
hy J. +. Fenill, sherih OF the county, aud at
tirst defied arrest, drawing a revolver, but
MIR. Ferrill. though one-legged man,
quickly covered him with a double barrelled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
Police Court

or the cases disposed oi in this court yes.
tcrJay morning the following were the most
important:
Ieonzo Duke. charged with being drunk
and disord.r.y ON TIE ;rcc,. Fined $40 and
costs.
Isaiah Evans coorcdl, n escaped iuna'ic.
Committed to await %, authorities from the
asylum.
Edward street .coloredl charged with
being .usuicious character. committed m
default Ci surety iof three months in the sum
OF 500.
Isaac Randolph, running q cart on the
street without license. Fined - and
co l..
A numier Of less important cases were
disposed Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

TNpeclnI IlIostan 70 IDo DI-I aI'I.I
WuLMNsErRG, VA. May E.-rhe exami-
nation Of witnesses was concluded SO halt.
rsst 3 to-day IN the Cloves case, when the
court took recess To allow counsel 10 pre-
pare instructions. Upon reassembllng the
Instructions were srgucd aud submitted,
aud the court again took recess uGul s
O'Clock. Argument will commence tonight
and be concluded tomorrow. The trial
stil continues 10 attract large crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

The spring term OF t1is court begins on
Monday next. the 2Cth instant. There are
several important cases on the docket which
will be called for trial at this session OF the
court.
The following suit was Instituted 10 this
court yesterday: samuel. hcsu against W.
II. Perkins. Jr., and John II. Lyon, late
partners doing business under the firm and
style name OF W. II. Perkins, Jr., a Co., Tor
SI1J n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
Tho Excnrslom to Wnrnici. Par.

The excursion yesterday 10 Warwick 'Mk
% the pastors sud suTeliUtcrdcnt' OF sun.
day schools oi tGs .eycral churcnc, oi this
city, on the invitation OF the cpmp1uy, was
largely attended and was delightful. A
meeting va. held on the goudoia ON Tie up'
tr;p. presided over by Rev. Dr. Cooper. aud
resolutions OF tLsuhs TO the officers Ci tnt
Warwick ParG Transportation Company
were offered by Nr. A. =. West and unani-
mously adopted.
4 nice lunch wa, provided at the Park by
the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
LIbby-PFisou Fountain.
ITIUhUNUf \, MY TO I00U'
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Replying TO your comment on my card IN
the Dispatch OF this date, beg 10 say that It
was not my intention 10 convey the idea
that the city should appropriate any money
for the Improvement ~ the Libby
site, but thought and am still under the
impression that iitne owners Of the property
will give a clear title 10 1t that the ciii1cns
Will raise by popular subscription sulli-
Gent amount 10 erect. a fountain on the
properly. j. T.. II.
[sooner or late. the park would become a
charge upon the city. Better take the money
and help 10 improve some OF our present
nublic grOnnds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
~ telesTlph . tho Dlsplifh.l

BTRVlNGHAN, ALA, Nay H. TIE ccayen.
ton OF the Alliance aud Whce, ai,cc ap.
pointing committees 10 confer with the
cotton exchanges IN reference 10 4 reduced
tariff on cotton wrapped IN cotton 51ggiug,
last night adjourned sine die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

The gone of base otll between the Rich
mond, and e picked nine iroia Richmond
College. which WIS postponed from last sat
urday on account OF the storm, viii be
plsyed 81 Roscncu's Park thl, afternoon at
4.9O O'Clock. TIE TWO teams are said 20 be
very evenly matched, aud an interesting
contest may lo expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
rs.,1ht-Car, Brohen Omen.

Thursday night thieves broke INTO two
box.cars OF The Chesapeake aud ohio rail-
wsy and carried away q lot OF merchandise.
Tue cars were standing near the elevator.
Tue robbery was discovered about 10
O'Clock and the police were informed and
are working upibe case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Ii YOU are going 10 Europe this season
procure your passport and ticket from Az
drew Welsh At the Adams Express Compa-
ny's Office, SO. So east Nam street, who IL
passenger sgent FOR ali line, OF ocean steam-
era. CABIN. and berths secured by telegraph
lu a few hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

SUNDAY excursions on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway Nii. be- resumed on and after
sunday May l9.h, between Richmond and
O.d Point ~ greatly reduced rates. An
passenger trains On Peninsula district WILL
atop a. all stations on sundays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Take the ~ O'Clock or $50 O'Clock train
10 this historic place lnd STE the beautiful
cemetery, handsome pavilion. and the mound
where stood the great Federal battery. see
schedule 10 tnis paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

The contract for rcpaying cary street from
Fourteenth 10 Eighteenth has been awarded
10 Mr. A. Rick AZ % cents per square
yard.
The contract for repaying Dock street viii
probably be awarded at the next meeting oil
the street Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Before having your spring Clothing reno
yated do not forget 10 visit tnc kichmond
steam Dying, Securing, and Carpct-Cleaning
Works. Mrs. \. >. PYiG,
3lj north fl.th street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
4 RnrnInc NhfInrrt Z.

An alarm Of ire was turned ia soon after
] O'Clock last night from Box - The fire
was in the house at ~ west Baker street,
occupied by John Robinson, aud was occa-
stoned by burning chimney. The damage
I vv4s slfyhf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
TIowersI FIo1ers!

Flowering Plants Of every variety, aad
Cut.Fl,wcrs eau be found a. j. j. iarvey'',
NO. q east Broad street. Vases and baskets
filed with handsome Flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

wheu Baby wsssicl. We gave herCas'oria'
When she was Child. she sred for CastoriA
when she became Miss. she clung 10 CaHora'
When she had Children. she gave hem CaStorA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Usud.Wcit Cali shoes for gentlemen re
duced 20 s3.2j at Mays Grand Ci9sins'Out
SaIn. ~ BrOll strret
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

for Old Genucmen'> Waukeely Flexible
strap lies; regular price e}.
JACOB MAYA Sos,
coz Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
O,e,

thi. evening At 7.20 o'clock. Wai; for tho
wonderful ,argains n shoes, slippers, sud
Trunks. Mays great Closin goat Sllc, tO1
ErniA .iIent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

The Council unanimously adopted reso-
u,ion declining TO pay the Manchester
water Company's bill for s12j for protection
against ire for The quarter ending May lst,
C9ptaiu White, president Of tue company,
having declined TO accept any c0mpromi'e
other than to submit TO small fine. The
reason why the Council takes this
action il that the company failed TO FUR.
nisb water at the fire on the morning of
Aurii sth, aud this is construed rs failure
Of tbe company to comply with its agreement
10 furnish the city from February lst with
IRE protection. IL appeared TO be the sentI'
ment OF the Council to pay twothlrds oil the
ball. though II did not think the city was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Yourg La.hes' Journal. LAT de Is
Mode. New Yora Fashion Bazaar, The Gem
mry. and H1rper'. Bazlr can be found N y.
Isouard's, neHs-dealer. 90S east MAN
qfrerf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


is the constitutional blood dise4 which has for
several centuries pasi been i-iest.ns mankind
with its annoying features ani destructive TO-
sult-, aui is now .hs Efoet uaue Of the human
ra-.. Iris is he worst oi al blood con ae.on. "a
the horrO = poison Is tran smirci from one sea-
Grafton 20 the mex. aul even tne ih.ri ana
fourth. We 20 not honesty believe thal tro ses-
r,b.e scourgc has ever boeu cured and thoroughly
eradcatod from .he hgmsn body Oy any other
remedy than >wift's psoiAc, and we further suy
shat Sglf's spcridr has never been known 10
fsI 20 make a permanent cure ga ony Ease whom
70 has been taken before any OF ne vital organs
had become 80 impaired as % render 4 cure I'M
possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
Down Among tIle Pines.

The battlefield OF Seven PINES now
covered with piuesis beauthuisud health
fui place 20 stroll through, and ahords an
hour or two OF very pleasant recreation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.
OUR STOCK
Boys CLOTHING
or HER FIXINGS

Is eompe,e. AMI va feel safc in saying that 10
uo other house in Echmoni can "a moro
THOROUGH ASSORIMBE or BOYS bk-
LONGINGS be f0un1 than herr. Maie honestly
aud Noil. cut ia the most approved styles. pro
perly pr0p0rtioncd, bni M frofc1r will nt e1-
ally. Look through our BOYS DEPARTMENT.
Your time will be spent probably II you have
toy o. care Tor.
81 RS 20 u yrars, slJ)-ncat patterns;
SUfIS4 10 Il year.. f3-eIcelleut ysluos
SUITS % Il years t2.lD-TOrthS.
Wename Ouly a few merely tO give yon an
idea of no eKt-oma low prices W aro Offering
FINE QUALITY SUITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.


Gentlemen Calf Solid stylish shoes re-
ducad 10 $40 al Msy's Mammoth Closing
Gut sale, 5o1 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Ask FOR Yar0Ough's Mild Bur'eg Tohac'
co. Just the thing for this warm weather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
Fnabaeing.

the rush for Sisoe-, slippers. and Trunks at
MAYS great Closiug-Out sale, 90, Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Work BEING PUSHED AHEAD ON THx
JAMEs-RIvER BRANCH.
s, Indication that the Rolto viii be
Al;ors6- Important Changes 10 Be
Ea3s io Manchester


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p.rra. DAYS Thai urN survey uad been or
U.I hc made .or me Bclt Line. or TIC
-....v.,,r tr.n.h ~ more uroncrly
.., 49,. ,...
''' "' ''''"' ''''"' ".' '' Jaw '''"
90 founded
I.is O.. an C.cht-mi'e connection track.
.,,.r- % rril.o oyrr flo river near the
,. .,.. t..,u, ,..,,,,,.. Do,
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hrn"'ht '"" i>'"'- A"" '''
~oai. ir.l.r. esb1rc, ana Potomac
railroads.
r, I'ra 81 i,'.H. IS ''o.~'nt' a''o, ~"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
UNSAV0RY SALOONS.
LICENSES REFUSED TO THE PRoPRIE-
TORS or TWO OF THEM.
Judge Witt Firm in Bis Purpose to Assist
the Police in Breaking Up Dis
orderly Places.

pOilce oNlctrS tbat ne NOulu near hpDltth-
tlous for lquor.licen'e yesterday, and asked
them to name the places where in their
judgment the sale Of liquors had csused dis
turbances and where it would be improper
TO grant license again.
In response the officers sent in quite a
number OF names.
where no protest was made the licenses
were readily granted. II was only The con-
tested cases that engaged the attention OF the
Court yesterday.
BIG CROWD PRESENT
An unusual interest was taken Ia The mat
ter by The barkecpers aud large number
we're present. Nearly all the police were
also Oh hand, and the doors opening into
the courtroom had 10 Doe lacked 10 keep The
spectators from overcrowdin- the roem.
Every space where 4 man could SIT OF stand
WA occupied
The Judge Gceuded tie bench at 10
O'Clock. Colonel SpOtswoOd was present 10
reprc'cnt the Commonwealth.
NOTORIOUS LOCATION REFUSED.
Tho application % Peter McDonough for
license q sell at 1jl north second street.
DrumhClIer's old stand was first taken Hp.
judge Witt said the place was such a no.
tOriOus one. and ~ every crime from
murder down bad been committed there, be
would refuse 10 grant the license. The cha
racter of the stand was such. he said n was
not necessary TO 20 into the details OF the
matter.
eCALE-Hou-E C0ENLR.
Andrew Foniauesi applied for license %
sell 40. 900 north Seventeenth street
The applicant was represented by d. {.
Richardson. E-q.
Captain Jane r. Peasarts, Sercean's
iIoWerd and Mathews, and q numUcr ~
other officer, were on hand to testify as To
thc locality. and All agreed tha. 10 was au
improper place 10 sell liquor. They had
nothing 10 say against the character ci tie
appiicgn; who has been kecp.n2a bar there
for only one year; but each officer declared
that scale llouse Corner $50, one oi ihe
worst plarc, o. the city and caused the police
much trouble. Que officer was certain th3t
five hundred arrests had been made o, and
uetr rd. ear.room within ms recollection.
The officers Thought the place ws- not quite
SID bsd .ince Nr. Eoutautsi bos been keeping
there .. before. bur ,ii'l tls lowest ca,, oi
people 'l tho city concgf gate there, and with
fneu obscene l1ncurr" make n unpleasant
and IMPROPER for lqdic, to pass by this way
in going 90 and from market
Mr.. Ioat1nei had N1iOr prc"rr, tte
weichnnster ~ The First market, and
number of other Witnesses. testified that
they thought the place proper one al which
90 sci. liquor.
SECOND REFUSAL.
The snpliclfion ws. argued ly Mr.. Rich
orfson and colonel ~po'sUo0d and Judge
wiz then refu,,1 20 grant the license. la
{ frI-e- .r the TuIoe. said DO intends 20 hclp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Swlt- Specific entirely cured mo Of severe
caso q blood poison which otsnuaIeiy resisted
aud refused % Do cured Tor over iwel'y-six years.
Tire regular medical romedio' q. morculy AMI
potash only at1ei fuel 10 tho hano suffered
during NOS. OF his long nuo wiia ulcers, oiotheo.
ami sores OF the most offensive character. and was
fora long timo practically HI Invalid. Ia less
than thirty days use Of :. ;. :. was oil cleared
up sound aud we'll This has boen nearly q year
ago, and no sign OF any return of the old enemy
JOHS 4. WILLS.
n Clark stres. Atlanta, Ga.
Treatise on Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed
frr0.
TIE SWIFT SrgciFic Co. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Tho mos, ef.lcsclous stimulanis 70 excite the
appou. arc ASd0srUgA DlrTERs. prepared by
DR.. >. q. d. siegert 4 Sous Beware Of counter
leits. Ask Tor the genuine article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Beautiful PhotogrRphs-lOwost pr1ces. igs
GALLERY, Teeth and hsin streets. Sin rcsFd Pno-
tOgraphs. 5Oc.: one dozen cabinets. $50
Copies from old plctur~s beautifully taksn,
and At low prices teenH wanted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

BeEcuAws PILLS cure bilious and nervous
ills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

.l. 81, some la.k oi consolidating the
I... % ann road. embraced Il the At
I... Doa.t iue aud locating them south Il
..-. cemetery near Manchester, where thr
0ut and Petersburg Railroad 'om-
l.a. t.. recently bought about ninety
s.r.. % rr und beautifully situated for
o.. purposes.
I.r Irter..ure shops moved the company
would. s't.r doing ht;le more excayaiiug
,r ..ll t44tt.., OVID in Manchester on the
t.u'tW,s' Nce q thc road near 1o"ordin
Avenue. L.tt a. 'le a ward o. thcIe is 10 the
0.u.'.. Ht..ome small jobs of masonry
srI '.w 1..r...lons nueG they would have
o. u.pt1s. tra-.see on the south side OF
tlfrt,r wfl tle tracks dNeTgng Ike the
rl.s n an umbrella.