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Meeting of Democratic Elk. Com.

The Committee met Monday, April
Nth. Tile following members were
present: T. D. Cavcit, chairman, j, l..
Criggs, Mat Mahorncr, Thomas Scott,
John Carr, w. +. Gaines, &. NJ. Rob.
erison, aud j.. A. Nicholson.
On motion of Mr.. Mahorncr J. G.
kincannon was requested to act as Sec.
rotary.
On motion of Mr.. Nicholson a mass
meeting was ordered 10 be held June
1i.h at the Cour. House for the pur-
pose of clccting delegates TO the state
Convention that meets Mt jackson on
June 18th TO nominate delegates 10 the
Constitutional Convention from the
state at large.
On motion OF Capt. j. L. Griggs the
clubs are instructed to meet on Jul,
17th aud hold u Primary Election fol
delegates TO Constitutional Conyen
ton to meet at jackson, August l2th
and also TO choose delegates to coun
~ convention called TO meet at C0ur
House on July 10Th to declare rosul
OF the Primary and complete nomina
lions. The representation TO be as fol
lows:
Dccrbrook 2, CliitonvillG 8, Prairi
Point D, Center Poiht 6. Cooksyillc
Sh"qnalak 5, Summerville 2, Mushul,
vilic 5; Macon 10. Brooksvillc 81, Fai
view 4, Lvun Creek "a
On motion the committee adjourne'
Il. u. CAvETT,
-. hiNcANSoN. Chm.
Sec,
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19

The monthly report ct Jno. { NfcA>
county Treasurer shows that old Non
ice is ut last out Of debt. with >Ctc-.#
thousand dollars nfcaSh o. baud. ivr
The first time since H." war lhe county
Is abe to rash il common county Wsr-
rants. Aberdeen Weekly,
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MISSISSIPPI WILKES

Is very handsome colt, dark brown color. fine style stands about EI and wi weigh
1850 pounds. His mother died when he was bona and had tb % raised IN bottle, but for
this he would certainly have made L horse of l6 hands. His sire, Tennessee Wilkes
25 is quite young 10 years. and has not had u chance yet to show what his cos tan
do. but they are showing spced and adzcn or morew will cntT.h the 2%Ohst in 1880. Miss
chance. IHis closely related to ANtc'2 2 sold for l0lNN0tN and stands ats $1,000 with
book fun for $780, Red WUke. (sre of over 30in 2"0lst) The King that sold Tor SL-
Op0uO last month and many other descendants of Geo Wilkes, that have brought long
prices under the hammer.
Mississippi Wilkes will make the season of IS0a at my stable. Terms 1NW. Season
note due Nov. lh 1890, with right of return in 1891 for any mare that does not get in fl
in.
Macon Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19

No child viii have p rosy complex.
ion as .0nG as worms exist in the in.
tcs,uos carjBcr- Indian Ecrm.luge
will destroy the w0rul- ami restore the
health TO the child.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19

\. movement is on ioot in St. L'ui,
10 erect a monument 10 The great I'm.
.inccr. james Il. Ead>. We thought
he already had his monument. here 'H
tuc 81. Louis Bridge.
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WASHINGTON, Ar,i. Is, 1889,

.- ,.,,,rt ,Tti,p mqNS and meat :
ii. h,p.e utakcs thu
u'r".,a, Lm N 1o,.I ana show, the
aiasr.o If That measure. and gocs
- ,.o,.,..t tinl ~ arsImcn'
- r,i,o t,rsg reform. ONE
Ill.,, m.p .r,rl ,lr r,ur,rv some real
..I;,, a,s,oal .r l,,,Jipg IL the Nc
r:.5o. tu ,.;u i, inns, who know
,.L..,o inn, cxorrtine benefit, ,Aa,
AN ,.,r.r conn. nalH fbc Democrats
.,ur, , ,,vsr
v,., n~..,orr.lir r.o,l,r has lal 4
,;mc in CONGRESS : ac- tar re-
,,rrs r-,,, Tho Snripr r'a.,ious began
f., .,,,. in !. MAJ, for several day,
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(Conclujcd next week.


The marks Of premature age may be
rtlcctun.ly oblitcratcd 10y using Blu X
;ngham's Dye for the whiskcrs. II
colors uniformly, and always gives
satisfaction.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19

Don't urge children to take ua>,y
worm oii,. They cniny eating ~.
Bull. Worm Dcsjroycrs, and will Ak
for rrOrp.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19

Young man, if YOU have the itch oi
amy skin disease, You cant be to quick
in curing it, so oUy at once n box OF
Hunts Cure, Guaranteed to cure.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19

Tie recent decision Of ijc United
States supreme Court IN tue granger
co>r, * q yirtual Muulmcrl otall laws
Tor he supervision 0I railroads.
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S1tO,G35

ShOG5 slS0O85 %
|. Il. W. JONES. in" Cashier of Merchants 4 Farmers Bal. ofMacon, Mississippi
do hereby certify that the foregoing is Il true, full and c1acts Mtcmcnto fthca assets nd
liabilities of said Bank OF the day and date named therein as shown hy the books OF
same K. W. JONES. JR, Cashier,
sworn to anil 4ulsrrhed before me, Notary PuLhc, in and for the county of NoXu
tcG. state Of Mississippi, this the 2Nhtday of Mnch, $50.
JOSEPH l.. PATTY. Notary Public,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19

We have cut the hill down to our sand pit
so good loads can he pulled out and will sell
it for Is cents per load, Cash. Sand can be
had here when other pits are full of water.
.mch20-Gm. n. SCALES co,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19

Mis- issi.pi Wilkes
Born June 20. 1856.
very dark brown
colt, hind feet
white.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08

VALLEY SEMINARY,
' WAYNEsBoRo', VA.
sond for catalogue OF this live. thorough.
cheap SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND lOUNt, La
DIEs. Rov. DR.. Dsbney. Professor John y. MI
nor and Professor "a. II. Harris warmly endorse
II. Twelve teacbers-four gentlemen Mention
,ets ,sner MRS. j. Il. WINSTON.
Prin,ipnl;
DR. J. p. winston,
ausdlnt. vs62sEswf2Sl5 Co-PriDcpal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08

WANTED, ONE MALE PRlNCl.
w PAL for the liigh-school department OF
Aberdeen (Missl Graded school Applicsn.
must be good maIhe mstician. App with
testim nials 20 q. NJ Lof kJO1,
auGig superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08

veeks AGO and two gold watches stolen.
c,ne WA recovered at the time of the theft,
hnt ali trace OF the other was lost until
ycs.crday. when Sam. Wright, colored
man. was arrested IN Lynchburg while
trv,no TO pnwn the same. The stolen pro-
pertv was identified and returned to the
owner.
UNANIMOUS ron rDMuYDs.
The Democrats in this city and district
are almost unanimous for Hon. Paul u.
Edmunds, tho present representative, Tor
Congress. The convention will be held on
tho 18th. and the delegates will be in
structed for him.
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
permanent organization for the Com
mercial Club will DO made tomorrow af-
terpoon. Their object will be to lease
rooms and have suitable quarters tor the
entertainment Of strangers and visitors TO
the city.
The Roanoke Building. Stone and Paving
Company was organized and chartered to-
dav with a capital of sos, 900, X. II. Wood
rum. president The object of the COM
pany will be to manufacture building ma
ferials, cement. and pave streets. site
has been procured and building Will be
erected in the near future.
ANOTHER INDUSTRY.
The spike and iron--mill, about when
has been so much talk for the past week,
is an assured fact and the plant Will not
be moved as reported. A majority or the
stock has been paid up and work has been
commenced. Nearly one hundred men will
be employed and this adds one more In
dustry TO the magic city. &,
Mr.. J. ID. Smith. a young man who had
only been a resident of the city IA short
while. died to-day after brief illness. His
remains will be removed to Harrisonburg
for in,erment.
hard rain has been falling all day and
the streets are flooded with mud ana
water.
FEARS FOR his SAFETY.
The report comes from Craig county
that prominent farmer named Landon
Johnston has been missing from his home
for several weeks, and as he was known TO
have money on his person, 1t Is feared he
has been foully dealt with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
O'FERRALL AGAIN
ReNoMlNATeD WITHOUT OPPOSE
TON AND BY ACCLAMATlON.
strong Democratic Resolutions Adopted
An Ovation TO tho Nomince-Con-
gresham Crisp's speech.
rspsc,., telegram to tho Dispatch,


w.xcuYsrEn. Va. August The Demo
cratic congressional convention for the
seventh district met here to-day and re-
nominated Hon. Charles T. O'Ferrall by
reclamation. NJ. J.. Walton, Of the District
Committed called the convention to order.
and Judge John T. Lowell, Of Warren. was
made temporary and permanent chairman.
The ten counties OF the district were well
represented. with no contests in any Of the
delegations.
TIE RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Resolutions. whose
report was unanimously adopted. report
ed. declaring allegiance to the st. Louis
platform OF 1888; favoring legislation TO
prevent dealing in futures IN agricultural
and mechanical products: the free and
unlimited coinage of silver; the issue of
fractional paper currency; the passage OF
laws prohibiting the alien ownership OF
lands. and an economical financial policy.
The force bill was strongly denounced.
General Thomas l.. Rosser was chairman
of the Committee on Resolutions aud SUBJ
mitted its report to the convention.
ACCORDED AN OVATION.
O'Ferrall received an unanimous renomi-
nation, and was accorded an ovation by
the convention. After returning thanks
he was followed by Representative Lewis,
of Mississippi. a member of the Farm
ers' Alliance, who declared that the order
was not of a political character. and that
the history of public legislation showed
that the objects sought t. be attained by
the alliance must come through the agen-
cy Of the Democratic party.
CgIsPs GREAT SPEECH.
Congressman Crisp. of Georgia, made q
capital speech. arguing that apart from
sentiment, prejudice, or passion, the only
hope for the preservation of popular
liberty and n constitutional form of gov
eminent Law III the supremacy of the
Democratic party. His presentation of the
financial issues OF the day, the Inequality
of the tariff taxes. and his eIpOSe OF the
pension jobbery and corruption OF the
present regime was especially fine.
In conclusion, he presented strong ar,
cument against the force bill, End invoked
n serious consideration of the grave perils
which threaten popular institutions. Many
members of the Farmers Alliance were
present, and the campaign in the Seventh
district has been opened under the most
favorable auspices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
NEW TRIAL GRANTED
To q Negro Convicted OF Heinous Crime
Eastern shore Historical Society.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Disoatch.l
OSANcocK. August 8. 1880.
Judge Gillet, of Accomac County Court.
has granted new trial IN the case OF
Moses Roberts. the colored youth who was
convicted several days ago OF an attempt
10 commit an assault on the person OF u
white woman named Jennie Satchell an d
sentenced to four years In tho peniten-
tiary.
REGULAR MEETING.
The Eastern Shore Historical Society will
hold its regular summer meeting at East
vile on next Monday. the 18th instant:
Hon. John \. Wise and other distinguished
gentlemen will make addresses and read
historical papers. -
The body Of Captain William Burch: OF
Chincoteacue Island. who was drowned IN
Assawoman inlet some time ago, has been
recovered and inferred.
PoSy-PESNING.
The annual pony-penning on ASA
league aud Chincoicague Islands Will take
place on Monday and Tuesday OF next
week.
Colonel John II. Donovan, of Mathews
Courthouse, who has been visiting Acco-
mac on Masonic business, has returned
home much pleased with what he saw OF
the Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
The weather Is cloudy and sultry.
SWEET POTATOES.
Sweet potatoes continue TO 60 TO market
In big quantities and bring high prices
Immense crowds attend the Southern
Methodist camp meeting near here every
day. hALLiAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
PETER BELL BAILED.
DISABLED SCHOONER.
Struck by wbiriwind OF Cape Hatteras-
Rigging Lost.
rspecial telegram 70 the Dispa,ch.l

NORFOLK, Va. August The schooner
John s. Davis. Captain Green: from Phiia::
delphia to Jacksonville, with cargo of
coal. was struck by violent whlrlwind on
the night of the 4th instant of Cape Hat
teras. which carried away all her light
spars rigging, and sails. She bore away
for Norfolk and arrived to-day. A survey
has been held on the vessel, which is a
large ihree-masted schooner, and repair;
ordered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
BY Frank d. Hin & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR ME-
pIUM-SIZED FRAME HOUSES on SOUTH
LINDEN BETWEEN MAIN AND CAhf
STREETS, ONE HALF SQUARE FROM NEW
CLAY-WARD MAkkE1-HOUSE. AT AUG
TION.-By virtue OF two deeds Of trust duly re-
corded IN the Clerks ONCE Of the Richmond
Chancery Cour, In Deadlock l3S, page IA. and
tho second one recorded in same court January
~, 1890. 70 the undersigned trustees, defauit
having been made Ia the payment Of certain
notes therein socured, we will sell al auction, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1880,
on the premtse., AZ 80 O'Clock p. ~, the FOUR
HOUSES AND LOTS OF LAND, Nos. II. -. 10.
and II south Linden street. fully described In
said deeds. The houses front lsx10 fest md
contain four rooms each and are well rented.
THIS property. IN tie growing West End. couve-
nient 10 the new mark t and sreeI-car lines, VIII
prove good investment
TERMS While each deed requires cash much
more liberal terms may be male on day OF sale.
FRANK -. HILL.
4. 81. WORThAM,
au5 Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
ex-CONGReSSMAN YOST
Hopes the Force Hill Will Not Pass. But
Favors the Mckinley Bill.

Especial telegram 70 the Disps'chi
ROANOKE. Va. August Hon. Jacob
Yost, of Iron Gate. and ex-congressmsn
from the Tenth district, was IN the city
to-day. and IN an interview with your re-
preventative said that he was out Of politics
Tor the present. and WAS devoting his
entire time and attention TO the upbuild-
ing Of Virginia and his section" What are
your views ON the force bill Z" queried the
"well," said ne. II am greatly in hopes
and Of the opinion that the bin Will not
pass"
yAvoRs TIE TARIrF BILL.
As to the Mckinley tariff bill he was just
the opposite and said it was good mes-
sure and believed its passage would greatly
bensft the Old Dominion. He further
ssjd that the iron interests needed protee-
ton and the Southwest could not afford to
oppose the measure. In regard 70 Roanoke
he thought its growth wonderful and was
surprisSd and more than delighted with its
proxYess and rapid strides. He predicted
population OF 5000 for our city within the
hsxt ave years.
wAr0ESs RxcoyEsED.
The dwelling Of NJ. =. n. Dawson, on
Uiaycb street, vs. brokan onsa ssvsrsll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
FIJI AND PHIL.
Look Around Glasgow and Hob-Nob on
the Hotel vcranda.
fspec,al telegram to the Dispatch,

the Hotel ycranda.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
GLASGOW. Va. August 7.-Governor Nc
Kinney with several friends came over
from the Blue Ridge Springs this morning
and spent The day here looking over tho
city with Ex-Governor Lee aud General
Manager NJ. NJ Martin. The Governor has
several lots. and was highly pleased with
the progress that had been made since his
Last visit, when not u house was on the
ground. The first Of next month he will
bring his family 10 the Natural Bridge
Hotel, which is only five miles from Glas-
gov, aud where Governor Lees family are
now summeripg. The Governor and ex--
Governor sat on the veran ia Of the hotel
for several hours copversing, surrounded
BY Q large crowd OF admirers aud friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
A LBEMARLE

UOLLINS INSTITUTE, VIRGINIA,
, 4 for the higher education Of young ladies',
equipped at a cost OF sis0OOO, employs twenty
ryo oricers and teachers. seven OF whom arc
male professors, Of both American and turo-
pean training. Languages, Literature, science,
Art Music, Glocution. &c, are taught under best
standards. For nearly half century II has com,
mspded public confidence without distinction ot
religious bsliefs 1870 feet above sea level and
surrounded by picturesque mountain scenery,
il enjoys the further advantages OF mineral wa
ters and a bracing mountain climate Attend
nnco lsst session. 2Oq. from eighteen States. The
forty-eighth session will open SEPIkABEkl1Th.
posi-ofiice and station, Holins, Va.
CHARLES II. COOKE.
iyQWXFGg Business Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
AND WESTERN RAIL-

NORFOLK AND WESTERN bAlIr
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Way n. ~
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO sORFOl2 A>D
LiSCabJkS .
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYkD-sTREkl STATION
sGA- Il Daily. va PeIorsours kl9hn al 81
Norfolk rtrDHgh BEprcss -AfrF' "
Norfolk iz95 Z. n. -tops on4y a' 4.
tesburg ana SUFFOLK sol
train. Leaving Petershurs a. l..,l ;.
". ani arriving 81 N0r'0'k Al! q 10
stops al al stations
e<cA u. Daily. vts PeGensprrg. ArriT'
Pe1otsours lois A. NJ No iesfm
Petersburg i4;l5 A. ~ Tor "a ?.
Milo. Lyncebars. sni a.! ooiaA s''n
sap n. DAILY. ga fsssr,oa-s Arrive -
Iorscurg li5P. H.. save Pss's %
49, +. N. daily Ea'iHs Nsf'.t'
Pm
uso Pm Daily. via Fs,,r,bar. Ar1', 81
Petersburg l.-O. \. u. oonaer'A
win rrala No l. l-sTins Pessfs1-f
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bgEg, Po-seOltls snl al s'.-s
mana n I nsI,' ~ Bs,-sa,ie. ,or garmr.A
LIN hbnrs. To- s9ls5. snd nei 4.
PULLMAN sLRsslS0.oAs AeSON@
No. from Pstersous " bn''s
Without change leadak ?e.ep1sTe "a /.
l2iO =. NJ, aGi IyaenbarS 10 Kemp"
oGs change -. q,
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rtIetA baSfags-cneeAs. AL al issSfw -
can ps ob,ained al kienmonj Sai fsssob.s
ralIrosi espo. A. W. OsrDsra ~ Ma. 49,
aad a. ne conpaaJs 01es. ~ e>s' Ss
a. ". 'OD MI
Passenger As1s-
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CnAsIss a. Eoor. vicePr>sissI ..
General o1co. koaneka Va
DICHMOSp, FREDERICKSBURG
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commencing APRIL -, lhcs-eassefH s'--
uu-
s.o 4 y. Leaves Byri-strse, sisroa "a
ssops onlv a. Ash.aDi. sota"e.
ford. sni Fred sricfsoafr, hreoAfs-
Wholesaler -ieepg - W1'4.As'''
snd Nov Nsrk
u.sAu " isays. BIRD. street. station daily %
| except sunday. "a.
auPM lssvs. Byrisnssi siAroa dAt
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aNA n arrives o. byri street siai)a JAM
| sleeper from Sss fsfG A.,
4 euP. Il ARRIVES al Byrd Sresl stsaSa ss'.,i
stoas "a sredsrcksours.
Bolnwsli. and Ashland sleeper
Washington aad Mes fofI DS"
s,1I Il ARRIVES ., Byra-susss ssAa'a 10"
| except suGday.
ASHLAND rxAlNS
DAILY nxcsPr svspAvS ,.,,..,u
eUA n. leaves kioa Arrives 81 A'a''''"
.ul Y ssso@ n moassoa issvss Byrt,sss's
station. srrives 81 AshlAaA a., =
ear. u leaves xibA arrives 81 As4'~
Goa u arrive. alta Leaves AsAlssi al"
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
NAUOUIER INSTITUTE FOR

i YOUNG LADIES. WARRENToN, VA,
situated IN Piedmont region Of virginia on the
Rich uond and Dsnyille railroad, iitty-iour miles
from Washington. very successful school,
being entirely full tho past two yeArs. EAcel-
lent buildings and strong Faculty. Next term
begins SEPTEMBER Il. 1890 For catalogues
address GEORGE q. BU TIER, A. 81, Principal.
e-W,F&su3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
MILITARY INSTI-

NIKGINIA MILIIANl INoII-
' TUTE. LEXINGTON, VA. Fifty-socond
year. state Military. Scientific, and Technical
School. Thorough courses in general aud APP
piled chemistry and In engineering. Coniers de-
gree Of graduate IN academic course, al.o de-
grees Of Bachelor Of Science and Civil Engineer
in Technical Courses. All expenses, Including
clothing and incilentals provided az rates OF 80
per month as An average for the four years, ex-
elusive Of outfit GESERAL SCOTT SHIP,
~ l3-eodl9t superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
,,,oo AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
By George K Crawford,
Real Estate Agen. aud AucIioneer.
1905 Bank street

HROSTEE'S SALE OF 1891 ACRES
4 Or LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY, THREE
MILES IRON AsHLASD.-by virtue OF deed
OF uus' executed TO me- as trustee by Louisa
bcs.iey, Francis A. Tucker. and james A. Tucg-
err uaIc1 July 1899, and recorded In the Clerks
ONCE OF Hanover County Court, Deadlock a.
psse 9Oi, aud being required by tho holder o!
the note therein secured, | will sell at public
aucIion, on tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1890.
81 O'CLOCK p. ", the PROPERTY described ~
follows: All that certain TRACT Or LAND in
Hanover county called "Jones's," containing
ie3h ACREs, and bounded on tho north by lands
OF A.. NJ. Iompkies, on toe east ny the county
road from Hushess TO foros, Grove church. and
on tho west by branch running from Sycamore
spring TO the county road.
TzRss Cash "a TO expenses Of sale snd motto
OF slbO with inIerss, from July I, $780, 10 DAY Of
sale balance upon such terms as may DO an
nounced at SALE
p0srPOSEMENT.
Tho above sale Is postponed un.Ii
FRIDAY, August sTH.
at same hour.
au7 ca. CRAWFORD. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
DHILADELPHIA, Il G Il ON
GoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing tay4 Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY At ~ n. and every SUNDAY q. ;
A. "a.
Fro gnt for Tuesdays and Fridsys steamers
received I'll li.30 A. NJ. Tor sundays steamer
IMP. N. saturday. Freight received daily III
5P.
Fare, Sc.
For further information spplyto
j. ". hcCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Once kocxet.A
w. P.CLYDE & CO..
mol General Agents, Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-08
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
' MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

Tho nineteenth session Of tho Virginia Aerl-
cultural and Mechanical College viii commence
on SEPTEMBER T., 1890. Tho College. with the
state Experiment station and wei-equipped
machine-shops. offers special advantages TO the
Agricultural and mechanical student Full aca-
demic and scientific courses are ALSO given.
Tuition free For catalogue and further tn
formation address
GENERAL l. L. LOyA1, President.
nh o-aiwSwlm Blscksburg Va.