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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
RAILROAD BOOM.
THE cHowAS SOUTHERN AND ArLAN-
TIC AND BANyrLLE.
yAs Cold snap ard the Norfolk Trueksrs-
The Ferry Troubls-0ther
Notes.
o, the Richmond Dispatch.

tcorrrepondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
NORFOLK, February o. 1889.
The authorities Of the Chowan southern
railroad will be 10 Porssmouth Within le"
DAYS 10 select o site for passenger depot
and A route into the city from their main
track Al Primers Point A committee OF
the ity Council has been appointed to meet
the said officers and extend TO Them every
facility needed to get the rosd 10 Ports-
mouth. The Chowar Southern u not ask
Ing ANYTHING OF the city. but pay az 'ney 20
for everything, and their entry INTO foIts-
maefh will be warmly welcomed oy tne peo'
M Is expected that the Atlantic and Dam
willie trains will be running into portsmouth,
Nv the Isl Of The month, and possibly sooner.
The branch read 10 run south"esi fIsiuis
coal into the nsyy-ysrd to supply ihe OniFo
states navy was completed yesterday.
The cool snap Is on and the truckers are
sppre henslye that their green peas carry
cabbage. and plants will suffer.
The Unlt.d States dispatch steamer For
tupe sailed this morning from the yard Tor
Washington and Annapolis WIN stores;
She arrived from the Leagut-ls'and ysfo
yesterday. w. N-o.,o,,,
fmeuth OF the Western Branch and NoTiolh
viii be abandoned on the first OF the monin
sccordiug to the terms OF The contract Ue.
tween The Atlantic aud Danville railroad ana
the city OF Portsmouth.
There 10 a dssd.loog in the county Board
OF Supervisors over the lease OF The ferries
and no meeting. can be held. The refractory
members will be proceeded against IN the
courts for obstructing public busihess.
The Home Bark failure was before inc
Grand Jury In the Corporation Cont to-day,
and hr. Thomas OFT, one OF TIE experts eti-
ploved by the deposiiors TO Investigate lne
affair, OF the bank, and Trustee 0e0rge w.
Black are before the jury. II ~ Impossible
10 tell what the result OF the examination
will be. =,
Wrsckers have made an examination o,
the cabin and hold OF the capsiZed Mathc"s
schooner G. X. Oliver, but failed 10 discover
ANYTHING OF the four men lost on the
schooner. Their bodies must have been
carried out to sea-
The work OF Citing ont the United states
dsrsbIp Pensacola is entirely suspended ana
has been 90 for month. II the deficiency
bin IA not passed the Pensacola will not be
able 10 lesye for her station in China until
September.
The sum Of sc, 900 was allowed this month
IN the construction for work on the guDboh
PeireI and trainng.ship Jamestown. The
improvements going on about the yard keep
a good force employed in the yards anu
docks department just at present.
The Board Of Police and Fire COMMITS
sioners OF Portsmouth resigned in body
last night on account OF the Council relu-
sing to furnish necessary equipments to the
force.
The grain business Of Norfolk is rather
light at present. IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

.Sos. and run daily between Richmond sni
Chtion Forge ani daily except SunGay bsiweea
Balcony Falls a0d Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
- NJ. MAIL daily.
us A. ~ ACCOMMODATION daily teIcep,
sunday.
conn &c liONS.
AZ clifton Forge with Chesapeake aat Ohl
railway for tho south. Nesl. AMI NorthnasI
A. yhch0nrc with Norfolk ami Wsstern rsli-
roa1 Tor AL posuts South. SOllhca3t. SDd south
west. aad Virginia Midland railway Tor al pOsatj
North aud south.
AZ klchmoDd with Associated Railways Tor ali
points IN no South. Aai itlcam0ni, fr0lefiSks-
burg and Potomac railroad fVr To NORTH
At Lexington with Baltimore AMI ohio rail.
road, nGklag class ,s)Dneciions a, Harpsrs
Ferry W ana from Pittsburgh and the West also
70 pOlnis North aai tAsL
Slcsping-cafa LEnchourg % N9Uphi3, Nsa
Orleans, aad Litls fors.
Trains mArksd daily Sexeepg sunday
daily.
tickets sold 70 all poiatS ocicos: els saS
Aasn street. 100 Aaia street. aud a. alehInoad
and Allegheny depot kigAth anil ,AI.i stfeo.s
JOHN h AAChUhDo,
no2 General fasseogee Assak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

EOR RENT, THREE-STORY-ees
L AND-BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING aG:a
No 9Oj east Franklin street Apply 10
ALFRED GRAY.
fe 2-eOdlm No. l0f south Thirteenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
CnArnAM. W, January %, 1889.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
To help Mr.. Macon out | would ask Y It
be proper 10 say "the two FIRST lines
would n not also he proper b say "the ten
first lines" or "the hundred first lines
Rut who ever heard o. any one saving any.
thing bot "thc first ten lines" or 1.-the first
one hundred lines" &c? in giving an or
der 10 q military company would vOu say
"the ten first men will stop forward ~ or
would YOU not saw ''the first ten men will
step forwsrd"Y You say "the last four" f.
correct Soft Is; but the question is, Would
"the four last" he c0rrectI The two FIRST
IiucS of chapters A and :" would mean the
ffst line Of chspter A and the first line OF
chapter 3. hut "the first two lines OF chap
lers A and b" would mean the first two
lines OF chapter A aud the first two lines Of
chapter Il. i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
Extract from Decree

"On consideration whereof the Court doth al
Judge. order, and decree that one OF the commits
sioners OF tins court DO take an account OF the
debts secured Ia the deed OF trust tn tho oil
mentioned. AMI o. any aud all charges witch
we're incurred BY the trustee named In The deed
aud report % tiis Court. said commissioner h
directed % give notice Of tbs taklng OF said ac-
count ~ publication in some conyeulent negg-
paper once : week for iour successive weeks and
by posting copy " sad notice A. the front door
OF the courthouse OF this county upon two sue
cessiYO terms Of the County Court which sh all
Dc equivalent TO personal service upon al par
ties interested"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

January - 1852.
Tho parties Interested ia the decree fran
which the foregoing Is an extract viii taks notice
that have lxed apon THURSDAY the gSth day
OF February, 1899. as the time, and my orice. IN
the town Of LawrenceVule. as the place 10 exe-
cute said decree. whan ard where you are re-
quired 20 attend with such books. papers, vouch-
ers and other evidence as Will enable ina 10
comply with the said order Of Court
y. :. 1UkNHULL
Commissioner in Chnncery
X. TUESBuLI, pa. !aat-Thtt
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ls,s6 to her. and that he was her own and
only brother.
. TREAsunE TnovE.

TREASURE TEoyE.
lie called upon the writer and found
charming Young lady, pretty, well educated,
and Intelligent, and few moments OIL con-
versation convinced both that they were In
deed brother snd sister.
II turned out that when infants their pa.
rents becsme separated and through the
agency Of a childsen's home In this city tue
baby giri was adopted by family In soulh
Boston, and the boy reared by farmer 10
the fsr-dowu region Of Maine. Thus the
children grew up In total ignorance OF each
Others existence.
As the boy grew he became FESTIVE and
eyinced 9 dislike Of country lie. FOR
time be was employed on the estate OF sena-
tor Frye, but 81 length, two or three years
ago, he determined TO come 10 Boston.
wHlr LED TO rBg DISCOVERY.
The girl never knew until few months
ago that she was an adopted child. The TACT
came out in IN With her foster mother,
and the young lady promptly set about 10
search for her brother, with the aioremen-
toned happy results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

A Boston telegram says: Mr.. G. l..
Fletcher. well.bred aud gcnllemsnly Young
siepsgrspheF OF this city, received through
the mail two or three DAYS ago letter IN
line fessinins hand ipquirlng u he were not
her brother. She had recentiy learned, she
said. that those whom she had always sup
posed we're her parents we're 10 no WAY re.
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no.,rnrinr nr,,,s,, Pronert,.

ny Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch
LONDON. February G.-Adviccs from
Shanghai state that riot has occurred at
Ching Kiang Foo, and that the British con-
sulate and seven houses belonging to foreign.
ers haye been wrecked by the rioters. The
British man-oi.war Mutine has been dis
Matched 10 Ching Kilng Foo 10 protect the
lives and property OF British subjects,
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NIRGINIA STEAMBOAT -.

COMPANY, for Norfolk Porte s3zst5&64-
mouth. Newport Newk ClaTsmon. aRd james
river landings direct by elegant salool steamer
ARIEL, LEAVING Richmond EVERY MONDAY.
WE'D NESDAf. snd FkiDAY q. Z A. NJ street
cars connect
aud sfnithneld, and &c Norfolk closely Win All
lines for northern cities same afternoon. James
river By daylight Great tourist line. Cheapest
route
Through tickets on steamer and az Garber'i
Agency. lgoO Main street. Baggage checked
through ftate~ rooms engaged foe day or night
rrelghi received daily los Norfolk. Ports
NOUN, Ola Poins Wayeriy, Hickstard. Va, and
eli points IA kastern North Cafo.iaa. ka-tera
Nuginis, ami al regular landings on ths Jan.s,
and kappahannosS MYERS. st lowest rates, and
through bills issued
LuclkN IA rATUN, Vice Prssidenl
No. iii &ain street and Roekett<
1TIs WEisiasR. frelxn, and PAsse nser Aseas
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bonds Accepted.

WASHINGTON, February g. rne Treasury
TODAY accented $43j, 900 49, at 100. Another
tender OF 81. TOO. 600 al 1884 in single item
MAS again rejected.
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EXTRA EASY TERMS.

We will sell AZ public auction. on the premises,
THURSDAY. February Z. 1889.
at . p. NJ, the above PROPERrY--a most conve-
rie1tlr-loca Ell home Of eight rooms. with q de-
tachcd brick kichen OF three rooms, or well-pay-
ing Investment, realizing 10 per cent; contlnu-
Ousiy occupied for years.
Z he city proposes % mako substantial improve
mants in the way Of parss and streets In iront
OF this properly. which will materially enhance
values. ard nothing more conveniently situated
can be eecurei tor n modest home.
TEENS: Small cash payment and long credits,
one, two, three. and four years.
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il Co,
foQ AuctioneerA
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Tho Governor Of New Hampshire.

GENTLEMEN: have used poND's EXTRACT
IN my family for several years, and have
found 1t most desirable and valuable
remedy. Yours truly, MOODY CUREIEH-
Dec. 3, 81.
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RAILROAD LESEs.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.
y SCHEDULE TAXING EFFECT
NOt ENBER 70. 1s-4.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
y 1CUEnCLE TAKING tFfECr
nov EMBER % lsss
IEAyE kIrHNlsD.
S.5A. NJ. for Nrnp0r NoUs. Oii Point Com
fort, and Norfolk daily except sun.
day.
SIS A. VI. sun9sys only. % Newport News. Old
Point, AMI Norfolk.
liO5 4 NJ. through ani Local Mail TO all points
West except sunday. Pullman
sisepers clifton Forge to Lexington,
9.9oP. NJ. for Newport NewA old Point and
sop. N. Gorloasyiuo Accommodation, cIcep:
sunday
ST. i0li'. Memphis, and New Or
lcsns-Fast ExpresS--Rith through
puilmans daily only route tunuing
Fuilmans Nest from Richmond
ARRIVE IL RICHMOND
$50 4. n. GCrIOu5yilio AccOmmOda alton, except
lo.ss A. n. nom Sorfols. on Point. and New.
port News. except sunday.
3l0p A. from local points aud tne West, eK-
Cspt sunday
COOP. N. nom N Point. Newport News, aud
Norfolk daily Pullman Palace car
Richmond % Cincinnati Rni LOUIS
Vile.
coop. NJ. rom Louisville and Cincinnan-Fast
hxpres,-dally
depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
1icAetsa q. 1860 Main street.. aud 40 tue depot
H.. ". Fi LLGR,
General Passenger Agent
J. T. ODELL. General Manager no9
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTONAC RAILROAD.-scheduio
commencing JANUARY E, lsoJ-eestern stan
dari time:
~ A. al. leaves Byri-street station daily
stops only az Ashland, Junction, Nil
i0rl, ana Fredcrcksburg sleeper 70
Washington an1 Sow YORK.
ll:07 A. ~ loayos Byrd-sreet station daily, ex-
cspi Sunday. sleeper % Washington.
5s0P. NJ Leave. Byri-s'rost station daily.
Sleeper 20 New YORK.
qOi 4. ". arrives 40 Byrl-Stroot station daily.
Sleeper from New YORK.
g.IsP 81. arrives as Byri-S,reet station daily;
stops ~ fredericksburg, Milford. AMI
Junction. sleeper from Washington
aud New York
TSP. ". arrives a. Byrd-Street station daily
except sunday Sleeper from Wash
ingion.
THE NEM YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
consisting Of yosubulo Pullman cars. loayes
Byrd street station at $40 A. NJ. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays. and Saturday,, Gnd arrives AZ s:lj
T. ". on Mondays, Med ue3days, aud Fridays
This train makes no l0cal stops. and extra fare
ia charged. First nortG-bOGnd train leaves
Thursday. ION Instant,
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EKCEPT SUNDAYS.
4O0P ". accommodation leaves Byri->trelt
station: arrives az Ashland A. . T.. II.
Cop VI. leaves kiDa. arrives al Ashland &C
6i- y, 81.
S4j A. N. accommodation arrives ~ Byrd
stree. station; leaves ashland AZ
7:l3 A..
esp. NJ. arriyos A. Elba. leaves Ashland a.
BIZ =. NJ,
G.. A. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
p. T. D. MYRRs, General superintendent
:.
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CT.
LETTERS FROM THE GOVERNORS.

II Is wcll-known fact that PoND's
EXTRACT is used and recommended By moro
distinguished people than any preparation or
remedy cyiant
Ii Is used IN the household Of the President
a. well ns that OF the humblest citizen; BY
members Of the army and the navy. tho Bar
and the Bench, tho pulpit and the pTcss-ar
ranks aad classes Of people. To further
Illustrate this fact we append few Of tho
more recent letters from Governors Of dif-
ierent States:
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nor RENT, FARM ON CARY-&a
I STREET ROAD. half mile vest OF Re-
servolr Park, containing l02 acres. good land,
large roomy dwellings IN good order. pretty
grounds, 81. SUTTON 81 CO.,
70 3 Su& rh2t l0lf Main street.
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GALE OF A FINE FARM IN HEN
~ RICO COUNTY CONTAINING 240il
NS1NnAv rvgyr.,v II tcoa

MONDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1889.
a, i2 o'clock A.. az the front door Of the Heurico
county courthouse. will oner for sale az auc.
ton that VALUABLE FARM In tho county OF
Benrico GA the Osborne turnpike about six
miles below hichmcnd. known as "SHlLLE-
LAH." formerly owned by James NJ. Taylor. de-
ceased, containing sf0k ACRES. moro or less.
ABOUT l25 acres Of this land Is cleared and In 4
high state OF cultivation tho balance Is IN woods
The farm has dwelling. with large harm, sta
bies, aud out-houses. the isn1 Is we'll Natered,
and has on &C. near the dwelling. one OF the bold
est and finest springs In Eastern virginia This
sals affords a nne opportunity 10 secure an ex-
ceilent stock farm. ID. HAWKES.
Administrator with the will annexed OF A. d.
Miller. deceased.
JANIS II. cREEsHAw. Auetioneer. fol
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BY y. v. B0we
and
John a. Goblin,

Real Eliaie Asenl' aud Auctioueera

SALE OF THAT
< DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY - =
CATEp BklCh DWELLING ON NORTH SIDE
or NATN BETWEEN SIXTH AND SkVEN lH
STREETS. KNOWN AS1HE" LOWER AELl Nc
Ton HDU~E.r-Hy virtue OF q decree ~ tho
tAancery Court Of Inc city OF Richmond entered
on fae 2Sth day Ct January, lsSl, In inc case OF
vaughan and Qh. ys Meredith assignee. a.,
special commissioners, Wlll soil
81 public auction, on tho promises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY y. 1881
At O'Clock p. ". that large aud aimirably-well-
Quilt sou R-Sl BH-AND-bANEMtNI BklSh
DWlLiISG No CJe cast Main street, containing
eb0ut sixteen rooms OF hBe size AMI piich, WIN
an modern Improvements, besides detached
kitchen Win four rooms.
The loo las front Of % feet and depth OF
ABOUT o. tecl 90 n Wile paved alley.
The hogso az pr sont and Tor many years past,
has been occupied ~ n frst-ciass BOARDING
house, rarely ever vacant AM always command
ing q good rent hl- property viii soon De Ia
demand Tor store purposes, and it Is likely thai
within the next few months the lot 0t the south
cast rCrLcr of vaiu aud llfth streets VIII bo So
leetet a. ths sito Tor tho now hotel in WGich
cscut this property viii almost double ia value
Tine attention of th9ic wishing lrsl-flasS in-
ve.tmclt is called 20 tbs sale.
TERMS: Oue 'OHrtl cash: balance IN Elk,
twelve. ard eighteen months Tor negotiable notes.
interest added, and title retained until an the
urrchase-mOuey IS paid md a c0nvoysnce or
derca boy the l0u.t. r.. n. CALDWELL,
A. x. LEAkE.
Special Commits iOners
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TLEsnAY. FrnRrAaY b. ~.

VAUGHAN AID Ala, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST NECE-
DiTas tsS'GSgE &c, DEFENDANrs-lN lHz
CHssCERY COURT or THE IrY or inCHAuSD.
LCharios W. Godiln, clerk IF said court. certify
that tbe bond required ~ the special commits
siorers by mo ecree ia said cause OF January -,
! -sg has been duly giyor.
Given under my hand tlis fth day Of February,
fe5 CHARLES ". GODDlS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

Many men arc unmind-
fulOf the lave OF health
AMI expose ,Iem olives %
such
imprudouce often results
IN dangerous Coughs.
Colds, Chest Pains, Kheu-
mafisfn. sciatica. "a u 4
other painful aniiCtions.
BENSON : PLASTER Will be
found tie mort reliable
external romedy gnOwn
for no prompt reiiei and
cure Of such ailments. Il
RecUs up a healthy How
II tle blood Wlcn tho
BODY is exposed 20 tie
ravages Of the most in
clement weather. Caro-
ul buyers will ask for
BESsnNS PLASTER an 4
refuse al others.
ar Send tW O-cen
stamp 10 Soabury & John
son, Il Plat street. y. l.,
for a cony o. fns'ruciioRs
from The D1ciJT. a vGlua-
bic household book.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

thereby certify tha, tho bond required OF r.
Il. Leland, commissioner In aforementioned
causes. has been duly given.
Ieste: ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
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.pycgA.TiEsIN PRIxTrNG.

(UNMED LABELS AT 20C. PER
" 1000 in lots Of half million and upwards {;
printed in Carmino, Gold. and Black; accurately
trimmed ami neatly boxed.
samples seat on request.
Address CUSsONs, MAY & CO..
r. Gam Glen Allen, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

By james y. Rlsm,
Roal Estate Agent and Anctionecf'
No. ffi3 Main s,soeL

No. ITO Htih os@t'"
V,HE VERY ATTRACTIVE, CEN CEN
i TRALLY LOCATED LOT or ssxl0 FEET.
wrrH LARGE BRICK STABLE AND CAR
RIAGE-HoUsE THEREON
ON EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
By request OF tho owner shah sell Dy puOhc
auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT. FEBRUARY lsrH,
NJ 40 o'clock p. NJ. thst BEAUTIFUL AND
VALUABLE LOT on tho west side OK rlghth
street between Marshall ana Clay streets, a1-
Joining the late residence OF william -. STOKES
ESQ. fronting e5 feet extending back bet"oea
parallel lines 100 feet 90 an alley, having h'se
brick stable and carriage-houss thereon, ana en-
its southern side the paved alley about twenty
This e. tho only vacant lot in this central and
attractive location, Is "a pretty size, win ms
most pleasant surroundings. and should De seen
by ali who contemplate building with the Wow
10 convenience OF location OK the certainty Oh
good tenAnt az hign rent
TYRss. one third cash; balance NJ SIX ana
twelve months by negotiable notos. Win interest,"
"--'N' j. 4. ELAN,
fe- Auctoneer.
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The Lr..GovcrnOr Of Illinois.

GENTLEMEN: PoND's EXTRACT has long
had place In The medicine chest " my fam
ily. ] assure YOU thai we have found l. 4
ready and valuable agent 70 relieve pain In
many cases, and tist very promptly. We
cannot well keep hcuse without il.
am truly yours,
Oct. 10, 81. j. c. SMITH,
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COURT ORDERS.

BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT COURT.
~ OCTOBER TERN, lsSs
z rurnbull. administrator de boniS non with the
will annexed OF +. W. Ross,
j. !. Merritt, executor Of ". Il. z. Merritt. Diggs
Poynor, b. j. Walker, George d. Cole aud wife,
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DEPARTURE OF bTEAaERs.
PHILADELPHIA, RIG II ~fTTN
s.z.s4zszs
MOND AID NORFOLK
EAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY al Y NJ, and every SUNDAY st
5 \. 81.
Freight for Tuesdays AMI Fridays steamers
70 .elved an ll.30 4. ~. A: for sundays steamer
tin 2. 81. Saturday. Freight received daily I'll
Z. NJ.
Fare, 81.
FOR further information apply 10
D. ~. MCCARRICK.
General Southern Agent Onire Kockett&
w. T. CLYDE & CO..
moi General Agent. Pnliadsl phiR.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILIE RAILROAD.
AND MOST DIRECT kOI lE TO
TIE SOUTH
PULLMAN sLEfpFR~ ON AL NIGHT
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EPPS'S COCOA.

"By a thorough knowledge Of tho natural
laws which govern the opera Ions OF diRe Ton
Bnc nutrition aad by a careful appiication Of Tue
NE properties of Well-seioctel Cocoa MI hpps
las provided our brcalias'-taolcs with ifil-
cately-havOreI bcye Rgs which may save Us
many heavy doctors bills. Il Ie by the luii-ioui
use ~ such az iclcs of diet thRt a constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough
20 resist every tendency 90 disease. Hundreds
Of subtle maladles are floating around us ready
10 attack wherever there l. weak point We
may escape many q fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified 6ith pure blood and 4 pro
perry nonrished frame. "-t iri-Safrtcs Gdzette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk SOLD
only IN hAlf-pOund tins by grccers. labelled
thus: JAMES apps & CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists, London, England
70 l6-Ih.SaSIuly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

Pursuant 70 A decree and foreclosure salo en-
tered on tne l9lh day of December. isss, by no
Circuit Court OF the rIty of Richmond NrRlma'
IN the abnyc-atyisi causes, the undersigned, a,
commissioner appointed by said decree VIII sell
as an entirety ~ public auction, 10 the highest
bidder AZ the front door 0f the cOuri-h0u7a of to
Hastings Court, IN the ssd city q. tho hour OF
y H.. on tho
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PEKHNNAI.
BUSINESS oPPoRVUNlrlEs.

DROFIT $1,000 TO $4,000 PER AN
n NUN. Legitimate business just opening
NJ. Success sure. Earnest attention solicited.
Address 4. d. COMPANY. 1921 Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA Pa fe 7-lt
NOR SALE, STOCK, WILL, AND
~ FIXTURES OF TUB RICHMOND SHOE
FACTORY. Parties wishing 20 purchase or axe
part In organizing stock company will apPiy
" HENRY q BO,CHEN,
fos-9t' head OF Gay street