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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
HENRY COUNTY NEWS.
Rains and Crops-County Court and Po-
Iitical Matters.
IrArHERwonD. Va. July 2

LEATHEBwooD, VA, July &c, 1889.
To the Editor Of tie Dipatch:
There can be no complaint for want Of
rain in this section, as If comes nearly
every day or night. All grain crops are the
best we have known for years. The start
ing price for wheat was IS cents per bushel,
when the usual starting price from the
tbrasher has been from 81 To- HLZ5.
The growing crop Of tobacco has no
doubt been somewhat injured 10y the con-
slant rains and want of work, though, as {
j. n very quick growth. q few weeks sun
shine will make a wonderful change nm the
very large growing crop. Our manui1c-
turers are making large and almost regular
shipments. One Of them received an order
n few DAYS ago FROM one house for 400
boxes. Why IT IS when the leaf Is IN the
bands of the farmers who raised II the
price is so yc1y low, but when maauia'-
turei the demand so great, We cannot I'M
dersIaud. Lcis have the tax on and be- u
free people with what We raise, whether
any change IA price OF not.
Judge Irving, 81 lamyille, has boon
holding court m Tins county for Judge
white for several weeks. Whlc here he
rendered several DEGREES IN the BIZ Gala
way and llairston SUIT. which has been
pending for many years, and several es-
tates am good men VII suffer As surcjcs,
Judge Irving 1, a lONlal. gOou-humorrd Oh
gentleman. and 10 donht understands
his business. Ne are almost inclined TO
think he has become fond Of our people.
We think be is a wIdoWci.
They say there Is "a chess club In Martins
Vile composed Of some elegant players.
H. will be hard t. tell which VIII out
number from now until the cOnyentlons-
tine turnips. thu seed of which have just
been sowu, or the candidates for the
legislature While ours is a Republican
county. still with the right men in the
lcad-with alittle money and ice tea mixed -
the Democrats can caTryit. We have heard
Of no special one spoken Of by the Re
uublicans as their candidate. but suppose
the present member. Hon. A. l.. Pedlg0,
the strongest and most available, while
there are many ready 80 grasp the honors
Oh the Democratic side. Among the most
promiUent spoken of are Dir. Has. Spencer
chairman Of the party IN this county, aud
Mr. Joseph II. Scales, large and wealthy
farmer. They are both gentlemen Of
brains and means. and true blue Demo-
Gratis. II. G. Clauton, not long from col
loge, n brilliant and wealthy young farmer,
VIII stand a good chance TO wear the nomi-
mating cap also. It's going to be no chlld's
play for any of them to bo elected. We
think 1t doubtful there Will be any straight
out Republican candidate for the Senate
from Patrick and Henry; fearing Patrick
they may straddle some independent and
claim HIM as their man ALyER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Halifax and Charlotte.

The Mahoneites pretend to believe that
during late years, or since the Democrats
have been beating MALONE at every annual
election, that the negro vote in Halifax
and Charlotte has been suppressed. But
the facts are that Halifax and Charlotte
counties have both registered negro ma
jorities, but very large number Of the ne
groes in both counties have voted the
Democratic ticket from the days of recon-
struction down 10 1888.
At the first election held under military
supervision Ia 1869 the county Of Halifax
had negro registered majority Of 1881,
and yea elected full Democratic ticket 10
the Legislature, consisting Of two colored
and one white Democrat. and gave ma
jority for 0uREsT q. WALKEs for Gov
ernor.
As to the cnnty Of Charlotte, very
large body Of negroes In this county have
always voted the Democratic ticket. Du-
ring the days OF military rule this county
bsa z,2G7 registered negro voters. Yet at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

A very interesting and able article on the
Nero Question" in Virginia. written by
Captain Il. s. Thomas, Of Smithhcld. WIS
published in Fridays Richmond Dispatch.
The author shows great research, ready
pen, md strong thought on the subject.
Another article, the second ~ the series,
appeared yesterday. Norfoik Landmark.
We have known Mr.. THOMAS for good
many years as an able writer. The produc-
tions Of his pen are always worth reading
and bordering. His articles on the negro
problem were prepared, no doubt. in view
Of what would he needed next fall by our
Democratic stumpcrs. The facts ne gives
cannot be controverted. The testimony
that he collects from sources friendly 10
the negro shows clearly that the negro *
totally incapable OF governing himself.
Havti tells the story How could it be pos
sible then. that the negro should be capa-
bic Of governing the superior racer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Bismarck's New Move.

Speaking Of the efforts of the German
Chancellor TO bring Russia into the peace
league" which efforts. 10y the way, if sue
oessful would isolate and be n heavy blow
- France, students of the European stu
rtion would like % know who Is TO go on
Russia's bond that she Will stop her in
1riguing in the Balkans. That is question
tat Hungary is likely TO ask in q
loud aud imperious tone. The Hun
fariau hates the Russian as much rs he
fears Pan-Slavism. and il his tenn
Ter is not misjudged would be sorry
II see an amicable understanding ar
rived at between Vienna and 81. Petersburg.
lie is burning fer revenge upon Russia for
40 aid she gave Austria in 1850, and
wants TO nip IN the bud the danger TO the au-
fonomy of the dual monarchy he believes
turks in the work of the Russian agents
in Roumania, Servia, Bulgaria, and
Montenegro. What with AustriaIlun-
cary's present alliances there could
hardly DO a better opportunity for
bringing matters TO crisis-a fact
that seems TO be fully recognized by
the Magyars. twill be seen therefore that
BIsnkBcK has anything but a smooth road
before him. Even il FRASus JOSEPH is
willing and the Car is in the humor for a
cousinly compact--aE crowned heads are
oousins-the Hungarians would have no
faith in Russia's sincerity and would
probably coon give the Gar an ex-
cuse for withdrawing from tho agree
Inent or force their own monarch TO
do so. And it would be reasonable
20 assume that this lack of faith in Russia
would be justifable, seeing that it would
not be at all out OF harmony with Russian
ideas 70 use the peace understanding rs a
cloak for her wiles. II she did not turn
such an understanding to account in
furthering her schemes it would be new
and novel experience 10 Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
TWO FRAME HOUSES IN eRAMsLEToN
BURNED.
No WATER AvaiIabIe-The Loss--Navy-Yard
Notes.-The Wheelmen--
Political.
rcorrnsrondence Of ,he Riehmond pi.palch.l


NORFOLK, VA. July ~. 1907.
Yesterday morning about 2.15 o'clock
destructive Ere occurred on Maltby ave-
nue.. in the Brambleton section Of the city.
Five frame houses were consumed. belong
ing 10 W. j. Cason. ]. II. Britt, Robert
Webb. 4. l.. Gwinn, and James Chapman.
Tho dwellings were worth about g, 600
each. making the loss. with the breakage
of furniture. &c.. about 81 ,000. The hre
is supposed 10 have been accidental. The
FIRE department was promptly on the
ground but there was no water available.
Orders were received at the navy-yard to-
dav 10 transfer the crew of the United
States Steamship Alliance 20 the receiving
shin and tho marine guard go the yard bar
racks. AS the ship H. now ordered To go ont
of commission aud her officers on waiting
orders. Her repairs are to be extensive
and viil be- made during tho fall.
The Law delegates elected from the Nor
folk district TO the Virginia Annual Con-
ference. which meets IN Richmond in No
vcmbcr. are: T.. y. White. Of Portsmouth,;
SmithAcld; and l.. NJ. West, Of South Nor
folk circuit.
Tho British steamship North Umbria,
from Mobile % Glasgow. is Ia Hampton
Roads leaking and Will be docked for re-
Mrs. Carrie s. Rowe, Of the First-Baptist
church choir. of Richmond. sang Gounod's
Nazareth" at the Freemason-Street Bap-
fist church Yesterday morning, and My
Redeemer and My Lord" at the CRANKY
Street Methodist Episcopal church at
uight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

NIBGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY, MAY
q. isSJ.
Gardners Administrator tAlc1ander
Ca-duer's widow tRobecea H.. &el
On motion o. j. FredorAk Ensesr. general
receiver. 10 Is ordered thas Tins causo Do ruin.
slated on M dockek
And fhereupou this csuso csme on 90 be again
heard on the papers formerly read and on the
report Of saii general receiver. Mod ~ leave Of
Court and was argucd by counsel.
ON consideration whereof. n hpp9sriug from
said report tls there is in tue hands OF sail re-
csiycr r. tie credit OF this caure the sum -
til3SG. and that the same is due aud payable 70
the unknown heirs OF Nary Il. honney. DO
coased-tO Wit: To the unknown heirs OF Nre.
Ucgg, ~ Nrs. Mctlnnnlhu. aud o. John h. D.
neY. unknown heirs u sald MARY 4. kennoy d.
ccaeoi sui 10 further Ipearing that raid fund
has T0mhinad b. The custody aud control VI this
Court for moro than seven years without any
owner or claimant thereof knOgn 20 the Court Il
Il ordered inEi the clerk Of this court DO cause
20 10 published once 1~eE for four sleces,ive
weeks in the Richmond DispGfch. newspaper
published IN tho city o. kchBond. and also In
One ot the newspapers published IN the city u
stanton an adyerusern ont stating thnt here "a
~ tho hAuds OF j. Frederick Kninger. general
receiver Of this Court. 10 the creditOt this case
tue sum OF s5i3.g6: that tho same Is due and
paysblo 70 The unknown hors and representa-
ives Of Mary Il. Kenney, dece ased to wit: To The
unknown heirs and representatives OF Mrs
sogg. Of Mrs Mechanism, and Of John T. Alb
Iey aud requiring all persons having any cislm
ca said fund 70 appear before this Court on the
irsi day Of the uert November term thereof
QsSgl aud establish thar SAID claims.
Exusct copy-Teste: }. y. RYAN,
Clerk Circuit Court Of Augusta county
IS l6-Tu&H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

the first election, with similar conditions
as In Halifax. only 1868 voted the Republi-
can ticket. showing that very large num-
Der had voted the Democratic ticket, which
vote was largely in excess of the white
registered voters.
II will thus be seen that the negroes in
Halifax and Charlotte are now doing what
has been done for the last twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

Not a word have we seen in the Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette by way of comment
upon General BEATTY's recent letter to us.
II is possible we failed to receive a copy
of the issue of that paper containing our
Cincinnati contemporary comments upon
that letter 1t is also possible that copy
of the issue of the Dispatcb containing
General BEATTr's letter failed to reach the
Commercial Gdzcle But we suspect the
truth is that our Cincinnati contemporary
is trying TO make itself believe that Gene
ral BEATTY is not worth noticing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

Figh'h seasi0u opens lfrH Uf sR
For terms address CHAPMAN NtlIIf.
lfl.I pa lt--@a, ...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
EDNCAIIONAI.
HOLLGNs INSTITUTE, "a.


This Institute hss pursDs mo Eciocte System
from ~ origin. 10 npW prO,iles Ton sepsfsts
schp0le, Or departments ucaiios msaY el-. r.
siujisA students ar0 graIuaie1 in sscl lu.. i
merit IN addition 81 ilH fuu course florn ar.
special courses. can u which requires diploma.
from four schools, An9rding "a Narei asI slt...
ri0r culture.
LITERARY COURSE English language rs
LltosaiDre, Hisiory csseutai--ile o-h.r I..
schools optional
CLASSICAL COT KSR.--laIn ard Drsv f...
Language essential -fhe ofufr to- oa.f.ra.
SCIENTIFIC cot ksk. .NatIra. -rlsn.a q
Malhomsfirs ssfenfiA. --'he other $50 D.f.I
ORSABEN Al rOIR.E..H 4sf. on ...a a.
ono Modern Language oesQatia.-fl1 ONO. ...
optional
FCLLCOURsE Seven diplomas are -...
SPECIAL tDik6-tifsI0llx
Anatomy. Reading, Eo1u.r. IH.rs.
Book keeping, i5pr"rsiat
Cslistneuict
lie Departments q NUS 49, fr s...
oguipIsi.
mo premises snt "a ff U' fflf s...
over $4,000 lone hundred ID 1a.f.
= 0vs over fWcntF-Isn ID or."HUt
* whom siK are male r.D' 'ssn.t
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
The Watermelon and Canteloupe Crops
fSpe-ial telegram IN the Dispntrhl

GLOUCESTER CouRrnoUsE, Va, ria WEsr
PoIST, Va, july 29.--Watermelons are
being shipped all along the rivers. The
prices ara reported good. but the crop is
poor The vines are dying owing 10 the
wet weather. The canteloupo crop ship
ment is nearly over. That crop, too, has
been poor. Our people rely largely upon
these crops for ready money, and The CON-
paratiye failure in them is a serious mat
tor to the people Of tins county.
The telephone linc has been extended 10
Taliaferro's Store aud TO Ditohley, the ele-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

The WrATHER.-This Is so extraordinary
season that "Old Probabilities ought TO
be excused if he fails occasionally TO fore
tell with accuracy the weather of the next
day. The Washington Post of Yesterday
SAYS that one of the greatest difficulties
under which he labors is the ncertainty
Of the direction in which the low barome-
ter will move. There is no difficulty IN
crediting this statement, because to know
how the low barometer VIII move Is TO
know what the weather will be; or, as the
Post itself says
when science has ascertaihed this the
task Of making weather predictions viii be
much easier. and the indications sent ont
will then be almost absolutely correct At
present, however. this is the uncertain
element, and it causes many reports to be
wrong"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
EEL OVERHEARD.
a Citizen of Suffolk Drowned in Hampton
Roads.
nc.o.s., ,.1.c,.r, - tho Dfzra,cht

Suffolk. VA, July 29.-About 4 o'clock
this morning fishing party composed Of
Messrs. sydney Britt, J. A. I. Hunter, /.
Joyner. and Benjamin 5. Pugh left Suffolk
on schooner for cruise of several days.
About $3.50 o'clock, when the schooner was
in Hampton Roads a half mile or So from
the lighthouse at the mouth of Kanse-
mOnd river, Air. Pugh fell overheard and
was drowned. Just previous to the acci-
dent he was IN the cabin OF the vessel, and
it Is supposed that he was attacked with a
fit and in attempting to reach the deck
plunged overheard. The splash was the
first intmation his companions had Of the
unfortunate occurrence. He was seen TO
sink and the body did not rise again. Eff
forts 10 recover the body proved futile.
Deceased was native OF Suffolk and was
about tbirty-one years Of age. He leaves a
wife and two children. MIR. Pugh was sub
ject TO tits. lie narrowly escaped drown
ing at Lake Drummond, Dismal Swamp,
last spring while one WAS on him and he
also had one this morning on the way
down the river, but declined to give up the
trip and return home. as was suggested by
the captain of the schooner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

We do not believe that the people Of Viz
cinia are very anxious TO have another eV-
perience OF Republican rule in that State,
either with or without Mahoue 10 give 10
direction ana reap the spoils. II they care
70 renew the experiment., however, they
can not 30 better than b. try il this year.
The lesson would count for its full value
in 1892. and probably would never be for
gotten again thcreaftcr.-Ch Charleston Ne0s
and Courier.
We beg leave to object TO learning such a
lesson at such price. We must defeat the
Mahoneites this year and in 1892 also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

~ NDENOE COUNTY W. "a.
will open Jl>t l5rii under enlroiy new man
asoment spectral rates io single gentlemen.
Jr descriptive phnphlrs r.. g.. address
b.. is. SCHUMACHER AAnSgcr.
Cato Grand Dnion HOTEL saratoga springs, Vow
York; ly yim
NTlLLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH
" COT sly. "a. two mites from MiHboro
depot. Ouo4sB-ska AL OlID railway. OPtN
IUAE5r to OCTOBER iUrn. sulIhdr. alum.
All cnalybaaio HRterf. Dor ia - a.. address
uly 2s-- sH' DAVIDSON & co.
nCEANSHORE PARK HOTEL
- Tl.shotsi .I-t rompi5ted. haf miis from
fne Princes Anre. directly ou tae ocean. has
oieeiric-tel's 900 ngaf, pa every n. m. lovely
iH.liura. lArr9 r3"mt. 0ne-t bathing ga tae
r,a.l. wall De- nrau tt M lJ-n. E.r forms ALL
dfrs, 81. 8. Dill, gilia beach. q. 10 ian
TINTED STATES HOTEL,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
UIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY MAY
z. 1889:
Dunlap, &C., James NJ. &c.)
Gardner. SC. iAIeEandsr. Sc.l

z. 1882
Dunlap, &c, james NJ. &c.)
Gardner. SC, alexander SCI
On motion Of the General Receiver il Is or
dered thai this cause DO reinstated on the
docket
And thereupon this cause came 90 this day 10
Do again heard 90 the papers formerly read and
On the repor! Of J. Frederick Ringer, Eenersi
receiver. nled by leave OF Court and was argued
by counsel
On consideration whereof. It appearing 20 the
Court that there Il In the hands OF said receiver
as o. this date 10 the credit OF this cause the sum
OF $40 %. which said sum Is due and payable TO
CERTAIN unknown heirs Of Mary 8. kenney. de-
ceased, after the payment theroout Of tue unpaid
costs Of this suit aud OF the proceedings herein
after directed; and 10 further appearing that tho
said fund has remained In tho custody aud con-
troll Of tnis Court tor more than seven years with
out any owner or claimant thereof known 10 the
Court II d ordered that the clerk Of this court do
cause 10 be published once q week Tor Tour sue
cossive wee IS Ia tue Richmond Dtspa 'ch. a news
paper published In tho city OF hichmOu1, and
Giso In one OF the newspapers published in tho
city OF stanton an advor usement stating that
there 10 In tho hands OF J. Frederick Eningor.
general receiver u thi. Court 70 the credit OF this
the unknown heirs OF Mrs HogK. Ara. McClana-
han. and John h. Abuey, who we're heirs OF MARY
h. kenney. deceased and requiring Gil persons
having any claim CA tho said fund 70 sppear DO
fore this Court oD the 1rst DAY OF The November
isrm thereof usSD and establish their said
claims
CLERK Circuit Court OF Augusta county.
" ic-Tuka
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

The Jacksonville T'mes- Union says
"When Governor Foraker sees the BOYS IN
blue and the bows in gray hand-shaking like
they meant il Governor FoRAKrR always
shakes, too. lie shakes IN his boots" Yes,
it's a cold day for such as FohAKER and he
has n chill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

The annual meet of the Virginia Division
Of the League OF American Wheelmen
takes place in Norfolk next month and
efforts are active 10 make the occasion the
largest assemblage Of wheelmeu ever
brought together in this State.
Mr. Joseph W. Rates, of Richmond, gen
oral manager of the Postal Telegraph Limo
is in the city III the interest Of his orsauI-
cation.
The Chambers Fire Company aud the IN
dependent Fire Company OF Portsmouth
both have decided 70 attend the OrOlc
celebration i'm Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

A portion of the Republicans Of this sec
ton have held meeting aud decided to
push Colonel George A. Martin, at present
of the House OF Delegates for the position
Of Attorncy-General on the state ticket -
be- nominated IN Norfolk next month.
Deep Creek District. of Norfolk county,
elected one G.. I. O'Fcrrall delegate 10 tine
convention ON Saturday night, and the
O'Ferrali men claim they now have five
delegates from tine comfy. There are two
districts yet To- elect delegates G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

III the negotiations he is now carrying on
BISMARCK has Afforded another evidence Of
his sincerity in declaring that Germany
wants peace, and if he succeeds in getting
Francs JosEpH and the Car to kiss and
make friends he Will have proved himself
TO bo the greatest peace-maker of this CEN
srrV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

fVHE WELLlNGTON.-THIS HO-
i tEl. fu-t completol, beautifully slfgated
ora .h. tlH-tTrlks alI Ohio railway. twenty
$3.50 "if ir0m k hm0ut, sIt usys0agrr trains
dolly Plenty c' t-hIug. n0.uuF, er. il-e
water. tDr ,erfl-. ct-.. HupIr ,r wrfe
IHt WELLINGTON.
fy f'-ru.FrE-uft Providence forge. W.
F>OARUERS IN SEARCH OF
Z , h.alti a0d c1r flrt W.T. lind O.. d. boeuI-
iIl n. ALTON ur4r e. Iesaponke and ohio raIin a..
a.,It ff.srl or twenty rsr lr pleasantly 3d.
'.r.fnn itoI. Terms Moderate. tity reference.
Andrea. Mrs. 81. j.. EitNkLl, LoHisa, 49,
~ rlffs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
yErARWICK PARK.


NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY, MAY
e. lsSJ:
nardnnrs Adminlsirn.or lAle1anderl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

"NARrT FAEQUHAR TURIN, the once
famous author of Proverbial Philoso-
ply is still alive" Which argues that he
never read his own work a second time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

Boston is making extensive preparations
10 receive President Harrison. There will
be a military salute, fireworks. and a
cavalry escort, and Il time permits, pub
lie reception. The finest suite OF rooms in
the Hotel Yendoms has been engaged for
his OccupancY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

1T is said that never before has there
been so many pretty girls al Saratoga as
now" Southern girls should not patronize
Saratoga in preference TO Virginia resorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

Governor Lowry, of Mississippi wants
togo to the Senate OF the UnitedStates." A
good place for HIM. He is great at waging
war on rings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

1T is a strange fact that the first apple
was eaten toy the first pair" And thus the
chances Of mankind for enjoying Edenwere
impaired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Horsford's Acid Phosphate

A teaspoonful added to glass of hot or
cold water and sweetened TO the taste viii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
PKOPOSAHS
LIVE. PLAsrER. cnmENr. dc.


I HAVE ON HAND A NEARLY NEW
4 DOCTORS BUGGY aud SEVERAL SECOND
HAND siDE-BAR BUGGlES aud VILLAGE
CARTS ot superior make a. VERY LOW
PRICES. Fine nov FhAHlOSs, BOX BUG
GIEs, DANfONs. .vc.. ON hand az exiremoiy
low pricoa. CaA and 800 nue. before lsirchasia.
elsewhere. ~. q. nhlfH
~ sros9lm all norm hllsh stc8s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
IL AiClNDND. ~.

Tho next scss'on OPENS SEPTEMBER f
frsas eight indc, el1el' scho4'N c.n1. .l.I f
tlc same number " professors. alf
roughly equippUl for 1Nprrs 1g = fhor.tt'
extensive course 90 ilsiri. fl,r. abs lor st'
iho comfort COINCIDENCE ana health f. Iit 1851
ceui.
Expenses ~ o nonresident sIlteu. nr
session. ~ 20. O. resident sfnlra, 4lN ti t-.t
For calaloglcs sitlug detailed iGI1rmt. t'
DIES, d. FI YRS tA.
ClaImau z GOO fa
Catalogues NAY also 1e oba 90 be ii4- <
ti0rss u thE c.ty. y li-4 r,0aa l4f-'5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
u EFRIGERATORS.
TIE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT II
TuR CITY.
SLATE AND WOOD MANTELs. CRATES AND
RENDERS, SLATE AND TILE HEARTHs,
AND
UOT-AIR FURNACES. COOKING-sTOyEs,A AND
RANGES.

Gas, Gasoline. sud Oh Cooklng-stoyes. Gas
and oil Chandeliers and Globes specialteA
Fireplace Stovos for heating from two 10 three
rooms. Timing. Plumbing and Gas-Fitting.
Lead. Iron. TeTa-Cotta, and tire-Clay Fiue-npe.
send for circular. JOHN BOWERS.
eI3-Th Su&Tu2m No. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
can, place belonging to Mr.. P. II. Adams,

OF West TOlnt. .
county.
Every one is anticipating q wedding
which will shortly take place.