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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
ADOUBLE ELOpEMENT
In tho Workman Family-feverish TX
citemcnt In Brownstown.
fsnaclol ,elesrarn 10 the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.I
CgAR1rsroN. W. VA. September "a
double elopement from Brownstown, thus
county, has wrought the people Oh tne
Mace mn 10 n feverIsh state OF excitement,
and especially the Rev. Rufus Workman,
the candidate on tho Prohibition ticket
for county commissioner, who loses both
a son and daughter by the escapade. Inc
parties 90 the affair were kufus workman,
Jr and Miss Emma Meadows, a pretty
riri OF sixteen, and Glenn Adkins and Miss
Eva Workman, aged seventeen.
COMPLETE SURPRISE.
The two couples left Brownstown. on
night train and went TO Portsmouth, o.,
from which place a telegram announces
their marriage. The affair, which was
complete surprise 10 every one. has caused
considerable excitement among all the
friends of the parties. 1t IL thought all
will be welcomed home with open arms
and freely forgiven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
AUCTION Sales.--future Daya.
BY sutton b Co.
and
Quarlss h McCurdy.
Real Estaie Agents and Auctiopeera

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LARGE,
IL DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
No. col NORTH TTiIRr12TH STREET,
TWO FRAME TENEMESTs
Nos. BAND 6f5 NORTH THfRTIETh STREET.
FOUR SMALL DETACHED FRAME HOUSES
ON THE WEST SIDE OF THiRrlETH BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND NJ STREETS,
VACANT LOT
on THE EAST SIDE OF THIRTIETH BE
TWEEN LEIGH AND n STREETS.
ALSO,
LARGE VACANT LOT
ATTag NORTHWEST CORNER OF THIRTY
FIRST AND LEIGH STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY J. II. Valentine, Auctloneer,
1896 east Main street
UCrION SALE OF WALNUT

A UCCION SALE OF WALNUT
"A FURNITURE, FINE CARPETS. DESKS,
LARGE MIRRORS, FLOOR oIL-CLOTH, SODA
APPARATUS. THREE FOUNTAINS, LACE CUR
TAiNs, &c.-For account o. whom 1t may con-
Germ / will sell,
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10TH.
ut 1890 O'Clock, a. 1917 east Main street, suit
WALNUT MAhBLE-TOP CHAMBER fURNl-
TURE; ! PAhLOR SUIT. pieces; 10 fine
CARPETS. three-ply and ingram, In perfect
order; / WALNUT DESK: six-f0ot OAK E3-
TENsI0S-ThBLE; PLUSH LOUNGE: several
SINGLE BEDSTEADS: MATTRESSES; WAL
NUT CRIB: FEATHER PILLOWS: BED
ePRfNGS. pair LACE CURTAINS; large
PIER MIRRORS; "a BRENTWOOD CHAIRS; IS
yards FLOOR OII~CLoTH; 3 ROUND TABLES;
dozen OAK CHAIRS: l WALNUT RBFklGE-
RAZOR: WkshSTANO: HAMMOCK: ! COOK
STOVE: large assortment OF CROCKBRf and
GLASSWARE. Also, TUFTS tODA-APPA-
RATU5. with copper fountains and all neces-
cary fixtures, In perfect order.
j. II. VALENTINE,
ee7 Auctioneer.
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I A n ID S 4 l. L.


A y D D 4 L. L. 60
Al tho request OF the holders OF tho debts 40
cured, and ry virtue Of two deeds Of trust from
Isaac X Barksiele and lsaetts l. Bark'isle. bis
wife, Que dated October 3 1883, and recorded m
Albemarle County Court Clerks ONCE IN Deed
Book ", page 3J3: and the other dated January
% 1881, aud recorded IN the same Office in Deed
Book -, page ls3. will offer Tor sale A. public
auction. on the promises, at2 o'clock +. VI, on
WEDNESDAY, sEPrENBgR l., iS0,
the FARM on which The said Isaac K. Barksiale
ami wife now reside. containing about LOOT
ACRES AND % POLES, composed q two aiicin-
iug TRACTS containing respectively 600 ACHES,
aud I0i ACRES AND % POLES, situated oh 10th
sides OF Hardware river, ~ Albemsrle county,
about Ave miles from ScOttsviile, siioinn; the
" NJ. Airp farm OF the estate o. John :. Ao)n,
deceased, ami The lands ~ Othef-
This H. ole Of the most PRODUCTIVE, BEAU
TiFUL, nni DESIRABLE FARMS In the county,
being m fine condition aud containing GOOD
BRICK RESIDENCE and very superior farm
buildings, al In good order.
TERMS: Cash enough % pay the debts secured,
amounting % sS.159.27, aud the costs ~ sale aud
"a % the residue Of the pur'hase-money NJ
aud Mrs. Barsdale,will give reasonable credit,
terms 70 be made known on the Jay o. sale
THOMAS :. MARTIN. Trustee.
am requested 20 state that no the same zine
largo quantity OF LIVE STOCK. CROPS, AMI
FARM PERSONALITY will be sold az auction on
the premises.
So 10. THOMAS : MARTIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

Dance 4 Co. sold to-day for A. Nj.
Wheeler. formerly postmaster of this city,
a bouse and lot on HoldsbroOk avenue 10
W. ID. Judkius for 81. $50. The house Is an
old one and Mr.. Judkins will replace IT
with a modern residence. The price paid
for the naked lot was about eco per front
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

By Timborlake e Frayser. Auctioneers.
1910 cast Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

n l,ttle but could not get up IL no iell down. and
eould not move when IN bed, barring no use OF
hishauds. Immediately commonced with tho
CrrIcUR, REMEDIES, using al freely. One sore
inter another h-alei a bony matter forming In
each one Of these Ave deep ones Just before
healing. which would finally grow loose aud were
fakrn ont . hen they would heal RAPIDLY. one
OF these Ugly bone formations preserved. Al
ter taxing a dozen and a half bottles be was COM
pleteiy cured aud is now at the age OF six years,
a strong and healthy child.
MIA +. 5. briggs, Gle east Clay street.
NAV o 1885,. Bloomington, III.
My grandson remains perfectly we'll. NO signs
OF scrofula aud no sores MIS-. T. ;. DklG1s,
February z, 1890. bloomington III
CUTICURA REsOLYENT.
the new Blood Purifier. Internally TO cleanse
the blood OF all impurities and poisonous ele-
ments and thus remove the cause, and CUTi-
CURA, tho great Skin cure, and CUrIcUBA SOAP,
an exquisite skin Beautirer. externally toclenr
the skin and scalp and 10 restore tho hair, cure
every disease aud humor OF the skin and blood,
from plmples 10 scroiula.
Sold everyrhere Price: CUTICURA, 5Oc.: SOAR,
&c : RRsOLvgSr. 81. Prepared by The POTTER
DRrG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
sg- send for How 70 Cure Blood Diseases"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
OPENING or TRAFFIC.
Arrancements were made to-day for u

Arrangements were made to-day for the
oneninp to traffic next Monday of the
ITnchburg and Durham railway to Dur
ham. The telegraph line will also be com
pleted by that day. Next Friday there
will Toe am excursion of capitalists from
boston, New York. and Philadelphia to
Durham over this road and elaborate pre-
parations are being made for their recep-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

WANTED. CUSTOMERS FOR
w LIGHT and HEAVY BUSINESS aud
PLEASURE WAGONS; also. want a good CAR
RAGE and WAGON BLACKSMITH.
JAMES T. NEALE.
se7-3t' corner Fifteenth and Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

The Purveyor of Information.
"How does Mrs. Gargoyle come to know
On much of the Gummey family aiIairsl"
.Gargoyle bought Gummey's parrot"
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WANTS.

"TANfED, MUpIt-SDHOIIAhO .-
w The undersigned will give LESSONS ON
THE PIANO AND 1nE BANJO Young scholars
nreferred. Charges reasonable. Address or
annlv 10 MELLFOKD HANhINS,
80 lO-6t' Q22 west Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

WANTED, TO LEASE FOR ONE
W year, with the privilege Of three or five
years, a FARM containing si5 acres OF cleared
land, within three miles Of Richmond: good soil
and well adapted TO growth OF oil vegetables,
grain and hay; good dwelling and orchard:
plenty Of wood aud good water. Apply 70 q. q.
MINOR, I,0J7 east Main street 70 1-su6WN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
FUNERAL OF MRS. DR.. pLEAsANTs.
Unanimous Desire that MIR. 'enaDie
should Accept the Nomination.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatchl
PETERSBURG. September 9. 1890.
The funeral Of Mrs. Laura 1. Peasants,
wife of DIR. John vi. Peasants, took place
this afternoon from the residence. on west
High street, in the presence OF large as
sembly of sympathetic friends. Inc tact
OF her being an invalid and at the same
time n true type of Christianity had won
for her hosts of sympathlzing friends. Inc
funeral services were conducted Jointly Oy
Revs. William II. Platt and l.. W. Doggett,
the latter assistant rector of Grace Eplsco-
pal church of this city. and OF when the
deceased was member
WILL Mr.. vENABLs ACCEPT?
The friends land they are many of Con-
gressman Nenable are unanimous IN thelr
desire for his denomination. and II seems at
,,resent that nothing short of his nomna-
lion and acceptance of the same a their
standard bearer Will satisfy the Democracy
of this district. He grows more ana moro
popular every day. and although ne de-
clnes TO say at present whether or not ne
will accept the nomination IT is thought
by some that he will yield TO the wishes OF
his constituents.
BUILDING BOOM.
The building boom still goes on in this
nity. especially in the western portion.
New industries are looming up IN the city,
and vet there is room for more.
Mr.. James Il. Blanks. the present COM
missioner of the revenue of this city, ana
prominent in Masonic and Odd-tellow
circles. has gone ona visit TO TRENDS IN To-
peka, Kansas.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Yesterday afternoon little Richie Pol,
lard son of MIR. John :. Pollard. who IS head
foreman of the Venable Tobacco Company
Of this city, met with Il painful accident
bv having a reed stem run down his throat.
He had the stem in his mouth. and by some
means fell face-foremost TO the ground
with the result as above stated. HIS inJu-
ries, while painful, are not thought DAM
re~ous- RoBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
BY Denoon, Upper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
s2l Main street.

e2l Oaln street.
EULTON IMPROVED AND UN-
II IMPROVED PROPERTY Ri AUCTION
ATTRACTIVE SALE or FOUR FRAMED
DWELLINGS on GRAHAM STREET NEAR
TOMpKTNS, AND A NEAT DETACHED FRAME
COTTAGE CORNER STATE AND FULTON
STREETS: ALSO, SEVERAL VERY DESlRA-
BILE BUILDING LOTS On NICHOLSON STREET
NEAR TOMPKINS.-At the request of the owner,
who needs the money and is determined TO sell,
We shall offer for sale by public auction, on tho
premises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER rs, 1870,
at5P p. NJ, the above PROPERTY. The houses
on Graham street have four rooms each, and
are well built aud Ia good repair. Tho cottage,
corner State and Fulton streets, contains TOUR
rooms: lot q Xll0 feet. The lots on Nicholson
street are the best In this improving locality and
will be sold IN sizes 20 suit the bidder. Futon
T. rapidly building up and no better chance tor
a safe investment can be had. Como 20 the sale
and buy bargain.
Terms: Liberal.
DENOON, TOPPER & CO.,
500 Auctioneers.
ESTABLISHED DAIRY OF SIX
IL VALUABLE cows, HORSE, WAGON.
MlLK-CANS. ROUTE, &c.-On
FRIDAY 12rH INSTANT,
at II O'Clock, l will sell at 632 north Eighth
valuable MICH COWS all OF which are very
large mixers and gentle.
ALSO.
MILK DELIVERY WAGON, almost new. with
HARNESS complete, as also perfectly re-
liable And sound HORSE.
AT SAME TINE
The ROUTE. which is considered valuable, will
he offered. E. Il, COOK,
selO Salesman.
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PHILADELPHIA, l. Q IL >Igsrl,
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing cayA livery TUESDAY
ANA FRIDAY az j. ". and every SUNDAY a.
A 81.
Freight for Tuesdays AMI FRIDAYS steamers
received til 1879 4. s.. FOR sundays steamer
till ) P. N. Saturday. Freight received daily til
3 J.. W..
Fare, g.
Tor further information apply -
.. W ACCARRTCR,
General Southern Agent. ONCE kocSeila
W.P.CLYDE ~ CO.,
EaverGI ky.ufs pEfIuHalrnIx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
RAILROAD LIMA

kound-lrip 10 seven flae5 - cohV-. "u =
DICHMOSD. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILHosD.-schedals
tine
ys2A Il leaves Byri-suoss station daily.
syops onlv .. Ashland, botaweil, MI
ford and rredertcasoarg, Brooke and
widswaIsr slsepsr 10 Washington
and New YORK
,,ssA n leaves Byrd street. station daily. OK
except sunday. buict Parlor Cal
richmond 10 Washington.
anpA. leaves Byrtestrsss stAno7 daily
Sleeper, Rich mOrd % New York.
s.nA " arrives 81 Byrd street. station daily
Sleeper from New York
cup. n arrives q, Byrd-sresl station daily
,t,ps As Frederscksourg. Ailior1
BON veil. and Ashlaat Sleeper from
W~hiagsoa and Neu YORK. Does no'
STOP at flbA
..npn Arrives .. Byru-suess station daily
except sunday. Buffet Parlor Ca
Washington 30 Richmond.
ASHLAND rRAINa
DAILY KxosPf sUspAr&
.aA. n leaves siOA Arrives 81 Ashisni .
cor u .esSI1oa asris. - ' SssI.as sssP
selP. n leaves Klo& arrivsS 81 Ashisna ~
.nA n arrive. EihA Leaves AaAlsaa ssi,s
" snommots,,on arrives 81 Rry6
@@ - street station. leaves Ashland ss':N
.,sH n srriSss - ME leaves AsAiasa Al
4 TAYLOR rrsasc Naassss
IE y NINA oenngal eupertnsss4sAA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

Interviews with businessmen in all de-
partmcnts of trade in regard to the bust
ness outlook is that trade is far better han
in any year since 1881. which was one OF
remarkable prosperity. Freight, are far
heavier and purchases are more liberal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
RATLROAD LINES.
81 n EE ;EG MEN

'AhM'lLLE A \ ID POWhATAg
u RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 73 EAST MAIN srRgkr
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST (, !.ar
LsAVz RICHMOND.
ei5 a. ". va Atlantic Coast line fer Ber~ "A,
Sis Y. NJ, ril Auaal.o Coast Lins for W.ai.r
pOck aud intermediate stations
GO A. ~, rid Richmond and Dsnville, for 7sr,
vile. and al stations vest OF M0.I.,
Junction.
300 r. NJ, ria Richmond AMI Dznrllie forY.-
VILE. and all stations Nes; u Mo-,
Junction.
500 r. NJ, ria Richmond sni Dsnyille, Tor s..-
garter snd WintoUock.
ARRIVE AT RfCaKOsD.
ei0 A. NJ, ria Auantis Coast Line, from v 's,,,
pock AMI iutsfmeiisis .istiuns
$50 r. ", rih Atlantic foast itus from Bar q,
Hij A. NJ. ia Richmond All DanYilie b =
farmylllf, Ani al stations sast
koaeley Junction.
s;f5 A. W., rig hlchmon1 and Danviiie, D.,
>sinquartsr an0 NIuterg0rx
All trains daily except sunday
For tickets, bsggag s-chocks, line-t.bles a.
call upon A. ". OAkBEk. Atlantic Coat 90
aud Richmond Ga1 DBlyills Jopo's.
=. II BUCKIsGHAN.
General fas-engsf Agslt
JAsD K Wssrn. General Manager s4f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

DOOK.KEEPER WOULD LIKEAN
ID ENGAGEMENT. Understands closing old
accounts aud opening new books. Monthly bal
ances. Bond II necessary. ;. a. O.' care rs
match. 70 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

WANTED, BREAD AND CAKE
w BAKER at once. Address
LOUIS RINSLAND,
ee Git Charlottesville, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

WANTED, REGISTERED DRUG
w CLERK by October LIST. Address Lock Box
&c. Roanoke, Va. se v-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

DsPAhTURs OF srEAasks.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 2.i,---.sll..
' COMPANY for too sEAsHUkf. @SzsasS-'-s-
Cheapest ami most pleasant route g. ~
POINT. NlRGINA BEACH. OCEAN FlhM,
NORFOLK .PORTsAOU III. NEWPORT NtMS,
CLARRMONT, nnd JAhEo-Rlf kk LAND
IRGs Dy elegant saloon steamer AhlhL
leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY. WEDNtS-
DAY, and FRIDAY AT A. VI. street-1ars -
directly to steamers wharf Fare 10 Oh Foln'
or Norfolk. $40. second class, 81
Coausctions At uld Point sni Norfolk closely
with all lines for northern clDoS, FlreiniA heA'n,
and Ocean View same ais9rnoon. JamaS river
by dsyligb. Great tourist line cheapest
route.
through tickets on steamer and 81 CarAers
Agency, 1909 Main street Baggage checked
through. Sieto-rcOms engaged for day OK nislt
Freight received daily ior NORFOLK. POnl =
MOUTH, Old POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
Tic AND DANYILLE. snd fAkhFiLLE AND
POWHATAN K. X STATIONS, AMI Wash
lNGTON. ID. C., all points IA kesiora Norm
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, ani al regular laai.
ines on tho James river, d. lowest ratios and
through bills issUeL
LUCIEN 3. rATUM. Ylce-PresiicnL
No ju7 hAin street aui SockruS
IRWIN WEIs GEa Freight AMI Passenger Agenl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

7 OST. ON CLAY STREET BE- IN
IL TWEEN Norton and Hancock or IN
Hancock between Clay and Marshall, acsasA
LApY'S GOLD WATCH. with q piece Of black
braid with Two balls on Il for chain. A good ro-
ward VIII DO stvsa II left u lao west clay
street. % I0-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

WANTED. \ DRUG CLERK.
w Salary $40 per month. Address, with
reference, "DoCIOk," care OF Dispatch once.
Sc 7-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
NLD DOMINION STEAM y-GEA
" sHIP COAPANL AFA

FOR nBW rORK.
CLEANERS leave hlchmOai EVERY IL SsOAf
snd FRIDAY a. r. n. Aapifess closed on0
hour before saning Tine.
steamers Leave New York for Richmond
KyRhY "WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY 81 ; T.
b., arriving in Richn0ad MONDAY snI fhI'
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accom- nodaHons unsurpassed
CaLin fare " Now York via JBmoS-rFef
route dncludng moaS aad DsrAl...--.-.b . W
Round Trip dcseg1 Nmisot 70 N4lr'T usJs
After dale Of lkSu0. .s.--.s-..s - ~
stesvage with Subsistence. -...........--.- D ~
Storage without subsistence. .........--, 5 ~
Csuin fare ~ Chessps2ko anl ONO rail-
s.+s zee ~ "
Cabin faro va Richmond -nd petersburg ,,
railroad. ~
T1cse.B can 10 Obtalnoi a. A. W. OsrberS 4'D1
kAin street. Che5apesgS AMI ONO ana hich-
mOnd ani Petersburg cepo& ani =. companys
ofrices 1901 Main street. cad sHarf, hOckssA
Freight Forwarded and tn-Oush nils ~ IsllnS
Issued for points DsYond New YORK.
Freight received daily Until ;. T. h.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAY :,
TiESDAYs, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and
SkTUKDAi>, by she Chesapeake and ohio rail-
wsy ria Newport News a. 3&D I. N. aud by
Ti~hmoni ana Petersburg railroad (aame days
Al 935 T.. NJ. will make connection az NOhtOLh
alth steamer leaving those day..
GEORGE ". ALLht Co, Agen,S
No. l5Ji kain street. All
susi ComCanVsSnarL hoczosIh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH.
By j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1896 east Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK o

a CONTEMPORARIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO,
&c.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust OF +. Neu-
stadter to the undersigned as trustee. aud
duly recorded. | will sell ON
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER The 10TH.
M i0E O'Clock. % store 1917 oast Main street. the
ENTIRE STOCK. consisting OF large lot OF CT
CARS. best brands OF TOBACCO. PICKLES,
nice assortment OF CANDIES and NUTS. 200
bags Of SMOKING TOBACCO. lct Of STATION
FRY. / ICE-SHAYER, / NILK-SHAkE, MAR
BLg-TOP CANDY TABLES. very large ICE
BOX. BRASS KETTLE, / FURNACE, 80 assert
Oh ICE TUBS, 10 assorted ICE-CREAM FREE
ZERS, % assorted PACKERS, very nne plate
glass SHOWCASE. ] small SHOWCASE, and
many oihor useful articles too numerous 20
mention. A. y. EASI, trustee.
j. n. VALRNTISB, Auctioneer. SEES
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
HON. p. o.LesTER'S CANVASS.
A Probable waikovcr without Oppose
tlon-Dlsgusted Republicans.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l


D.syuIY, Va, September 9.--Hon. p. q.
Lester. Democratic candidate for Congress,
addressed large crowd at Martinsville
YESTERDAY and had an enthusiastic reeep-
ton. The news from Henry is that even
the Republicans are so much disguised
with the failure Of their party. TO keep Its
promise, many of them would vote ioI
Lester II a Republican candidate should
run and il is believed now that Lester Will
have no opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

Acting under tho provisions OF the VIII or
James Gum, deceased, ana DEGREES OF mo
Richmond Chsncery Court entered IN the sllt
OF Gums executor rs. Gum II ats. VIII seb AZ
public auction, upon tho promises, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1890
At . O'Clock p. NJ. the following described PRO
PETTY ...... ,,,,..,,,,..,,
LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING at
the northeast corner OF Tniriioin sni Leigh
streets, containing eight rooms with good large
lot. .... . 49,
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS. Nos. 6i3 and 6i5
north Thiriieth street, containing four rooms
each. - -
FOUR SMALL, DETACHED FRAME HOUSES.
containing two rooms each, on the west side Of
Thirtieth between Leigh and VI sfrosts.
VACANT LOT on the eat side Of Thirtieth be-
tween Leigh and VI streot-.
ALSO. LARGE VACANT LOT az mo northwes,
corner Of Thirty-nrst and Leigh streets.
~ OF the above property Is IN good order.
we'll located. and Is now rented % good ten
ants.
This property will he sold 70 the hghes, bid
der and only such title will BE- sold ~ IS vested
IN the estate OF James Gum. deceased.
TEENS: ono fourth cash balance In slx,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, with interest added from day u solo snd
title retaued until all the purcb ase-mOncy IL
paid. Tue purchaser will receive a deed and
give n decd 81 trust 10 secure the deferred pay
ments, or all cash at the option ~ the purchaser
RI GUM, Executor
SUTTON 6 co. AND QUAsLss Il AcCUEDY, Auc-
fouaovz g.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj.
- WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 4. ioa

SCHEDULE IN RTFECr SEPTEMBER ~
LElys EicHsosh
ZOO A. ". Freight except sunday, Care,
ga'so1gcr nclHcca Richmond a.!
Gorlon8Fl4le.
$50 A. N Daily Tor Oh Point auf Morton
Pullman Car White sulphur - "a
Point
ii:co A. " Express, cauy for Cincinnati p..
man Palace lsr OH polpt Oh W.
sulphur. auf fllimAn sleeper Chan.
lliSesv..e % Cinc'nnsu. Chair ,sf
fHiunui tl Clifton fnryh
$50 P. n. ESpress fs'iy Tor on gaiut 81 S,..
folk. Pullman sleeping Gar lile.a.
nat .O ca Point
go P. NJ. Accommodation, eKcept sunday p,
Charl0,tssV
$50 Y. Il Tho 2. r. a. Limited sally. PuInaa
eleepiag Car on f.iuf ~ Cin.lnfA
So,il yesuhuls train. wiih DIningCN
sui fliimtns Charlottesville - ia.
cinnaa AMI Pullman % LouisTiN.
rpArs ARRIVE Az RICHMOND.
rs A. ". aud l'5 p. u. daily from C1-inn.n
9lS a. ~ daily, eSceps sunday. from Char.
1920 A. " ani7:8 T. M.diiiy from Norfolk
go Y. N. Frelehtfrom Dtari.t.esrilIo .e1celt
sunday, Carries passengers.
Station. Broad street uear seventeenth.
JAWg~RlygR DIVISION
Richmoad AMI Allegheny haiiroail
LsLvs sicHsoSn
500 A. ". daily for LTnchourg. Lcfing.0a asi
clifton forge
$50 z. N. for AynshDurx except sunday. sleep
Ing car far Lyl-4a Irt 4 tra.a
lolyes LYrcu1lrg 81 fli A. n. JAY
Tor LcKiIslll aui N.IsIn t.lge
TEAMS ARNlyg AZ SiCnansa
es0P ". daily from clifton Forge
s-0 A. n ercepi sunday from clifton F1ffs
LsEi1gt1u. hai lynctn4rg.
station kisly aal Canal sTo',.
ID. FULLER,
Genera Passenger Ag9at
&. W.srSy.Ns. General suueruteu 1913
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
.roRvoLK ANp WESTERN RAIL.

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~ kOAn
ncugDuLs n EsFEcr gAYii. ioL
TWO TRAISs DAILY TO gORFoLA AND
LYHCd5UkA
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYkD-sfREEr STATION.
v<1AE. Daily. "a PesononEs -kichhoht snf
Norfolk Ttro. "A EIpfes, Arrive Al
Norfolk if.s5 4. n. -aps Only a. Pc
trsbars aal su1ot. .scoai
gAln, leaving Petersburg as ii:U A.
ii. aaf arriving a. Norfolk ssg 4. n.
stops 40 al stsuons
enA-n Daily, vss Sessroarz. Arrive 81
fsgegsburz leis A. NJ No lesyss
Petersburg i.:.5 A. II. for FAra-
villa Lyncnburs. sna All poias Scala
sud West
.vpu ysllp. s,s Pessrssars. Arrivs pa
torsbars ii3f. n. lsavs Pstsrsbgrg
4ig ?. n. daily, arriving Nof.olsf
u.a,N DAILY. va Pstsnours Ariv, A.
Pssorsogrg ie0. A. NJ. c.naocnas
Win rraia No L leaving Pssso osrs
81 1870 A. n toe sarmule Lyuca-
baTg. rosALonsA~ AMI az .oias
sogIl sat WssA
usoA N. OsIIy, r,a Burkeyilie, ioc Fsrnt.i.A
Lye ,hnurg. ne ssala. and Mesa
PULLMAN s.xxP!sN ,s AcSVsSo'
No. i-slssping-oar fron Pssersoars - br"M
without ssAsss leaving PessEsoasz a."' -
isso a. n. AMI Lyaaahars ~ ksmpD" 'N~
No s-Lyachbsrs - Rome sai aOAaoAs -
nslo phis without cnaax~ -,.
TskstA bAzsAso-snsckA aai 81 .s,o. .
can b sbsatasd q kislmoai sat rssssssAre
vsilread depot 4. W. Sarose'> IW aAas~ss
aaa II Ne conpaays o're~ Al '-'' s1~sS~
Pa,ssager AgslA
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