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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
THE suNDaYSchooL WORKERS.
The Convention Opens with slim Attend
ance and Neagre Reports.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


LYScHDUE0. Va. September 2i.-Tht
convention Of Sunday-school workers wa.
called 20 order TINS morning by the p-esi
dent. Rev. }. f. Bushnell, of Roanoke
who made a brief address on the subject
OF 'ihe Purpose of Sunday, School Con
ven9ons." which was followed by sevora
othaS addresses on different subjects. TIL,
roll Of counties and cities was then called
for the reports by the delegates represent
ing them. which showed that "A great mum.
Der OF delegates were absent. and the re
ports were few and very meagre.
A GOOD SHOWING.
Mr.. l.. j. Holster. OF Acc0mac, read n 70.
port Of Sunday school work in his county,
showing total enrolment Of G,S74 officers.
teachers. and scholars.
Mr.. N. M. Page, representing Mbemarle.
stated that no report from his county had
been prepared.
Mr. T.. III. Winston, of Campbell. stated
that Campbell had no county organization.
MIR. w. B. Freeman then repofted for
Jynchburg. which had an average Sunday
school attendance of nearly 5000 and an
enrolment Of about 1850 scholars.
RICHMOND ORGANIZED.
Isle of Wight. Montgomery. and Patrick
counties reported county organizations.
but Norfolk and Prince Willian counties
had none. Norfolk city had no organiza-
ton. The report Of Richmond city and
Manchester showed the existence OF a
Shogopgh organization and - enrolment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
JOINT DISCUSSION AT sALUDA.
Independent Stubbs Attacks BaVieS
Brownc-,Jones Wipes Both ont

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
Sam, Va. September PA good
crowd assembled in the courtroom to-day
10 hear Messrs. James NJ. Stubs and W. A..
.Ionos Mr.. Stubs led of in TRADE
against Bavley Browne and the Republicans
who sunported him. Browne, he sad. ~
tho nominee of the Federal oilice-holders.
The Lance claims that there were only three
office holders in the convention. lie rcau
full list OF them. He IS cahalu4to
because he was badly treated. lie
vas the choice of the people I'M
III the influence from Washington was
brought to bear TO nominate Browne.
When tho meeting TO choose delegates was
held here John Bristow had demiJohn OF
whiskey in the post-oiilce, thouSh tne
westminster il n Good Templar, and the
DELEGATES were the representatives, OF the
demiiohn and not of the Republican party;
He did not intend that Ropu Ollcans shou!1 i
buck and gag him. The eiectl9n OH
passed by the House IS not worse Iuah our
State election-law. Browne and Jones are
nth tarred 40 the same stick. Both are
LAWYERS. He is poor farmer boy and
would get up at 4 o'clock to work for his
people. -
Mr.. ZONES followed and make one OF the
| finest political speeches ever heard mere.
| Ue talks to all the citizens on questions ~
vital ,mportance. He has asked Browne
10 canvass with him. If there ever was
| time when the issues should be fully dis
| cussed before the people now Is the time.
lie reviewed the course OF the present
| CONGRESS. aud dwe!t upon the reckless
| exfrayaoance of the Republicans. lie
| stood sguarelv upon the platform OF the
State Alliance. Browne could not stand
upon il because Browne voted against the
free coinage of silver and because ne was
the paid attorney of railroad. STUDIOS
could not stand upon IT because he has a
free pass from a railroad. His illustration
Of the working of the Mckinley bill was
simple. vet very forcible. This bill taxes
farmers TO make the rich richer.
BROWNE AND THE YoRcE BILL.
The force bill was carefully explained
and il made a deep impression on ms
hearers. He bed tried 10 make Browne
saw how he stood. Browne said " II had
wanted 1t. could I not have voted for 1t
lie had replied 3" If you had not wanted
if. could YOU have not voted. AGAINST
il ?" Mr.. Jones handed letter "a
himself from Mr.. J. c. Lamb 10
McCandlish. who read it. Mr. Lamb
saws that delegate said that Browne fl
vored the bill, but Reed advised HIM not
to vote if il would iniure him. According
to his calculations the force bill wouii
make every election IN the First district
| cost 9jl,0 900. =.
Mr.. Stubbs made a brief rejoinder, IN
which he spoke of the force bill as most
| damnahlc scheme.
Mr. Jones speaks tonight at New Mar
ket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
COLONEL MoEscH's MONUMENT
Dedicated by the Survivors of the Eighty
Third New York Infantry.
Ispecinl teleeram 10 be DIspatch.l

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, September "a
This evening at 1850 o'clock the monument
10 the memory of Colonel Joseph A.
Moesch, Of the Eighty-third New York
volunteers, who was killed at the battle OF
the Wilderness, near this city. on MAY 6,
1864, and whose remains were some time
ago reinterred in the national cemetery
here, was dedicated by a delegation OF that
regiment. who are now on pilgrimage to
the battie-felds of Virginia. The exer-
cises were opened with PRAYER 10y the
chaplain, Ralph sherlock. which was fol-
lowed by the reading of the Grand Army
OF the Republic proclamation, after which
the monument was unveiled by Colonel
William Scott
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
90 4 ~ Prom Atlanta all Aasa''A
rs A. NJ from Amelia Coue.ael'A
40 p. N. from hAlsisa ......
s.s5 p N. AtMancaos.-r. from ll9fsH
Y0RK-RlYER LlNE,uA w1srroN'
,nr r,yomTs aours soArG
LEAVE RICHMOND:


TRAIN ~. ti, 500 Z. a. 49,.
LOCAL EXFgk,S. daily escepi 'lalai
80. ~ Ns.gsrton. wi.h Baltimore s.sA.-'
"''' TRAIN No IS. As q. a. .,.,
gALTfNORk LIMITED. gAilf ek'f ~ -, =
,or Ne,t Point coruscbius ~.A lt.e.'...,
,ts.mcr, for Baltimore. A. Ba.ain. 49, 80, *
g meet vim BALTIMORE 400 W. -.
Wa,Diuxt.n, Philadelphia. 49, Nsr - - 4
steamers lo2Yo Baltimore n H. -A--''
SUNDAY. ....,o -.sA n AL ~ ,
AZ. ~,,N
LOCAL. MlxkD. dAil, ckcep: "a Iatss.
Trsnty-.hlrl slrcsi ior Nsss fo1A'
IlcsesoIscs al sIsIloa TO; 81 'hss'' :, !
Opoa A. NJ. % L. n. A11 "N"
A. VI. ~ qs.nt. All MA
stress rs l. TAYLOR
SOL HAAS. ,s..-,aser AsSas
ioSYrH = POTTS. psrlsioa fssss-ss' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
For Inebrlety

Use HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Or. John j. Caldwell. Baltimore, Nd,
saws: II has pr0rca jycpTir1cnf amt e-Dert-
ence 10 he hqby beHcfcldl 1n me5r'ey ana
mental houjhs."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
PHILADELPHIA, r G II eCFfTh
MONDASD NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. y VI. and every SUNDAY az
a. 81.
Freight for Tuesdays and Frilays' steamers
received tsll ll.31 $. a.; i0r undays' eiesnler
ull5P. II. saturday. Freight received daily ull
5P ".
Faro. q.
For further Information aDply -
y. ~. MCCARRCk,
General Southern Agent. on - hsc6 IS
". FCLf Dk q 90,
moi General AgrL u. fulial cipAiA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
AUNITrp srATEs rLA0.

When the veil was drawn aside Mrs.
Scott stepped forward and planted IN front
of the monument small silk United States
flag, after which an appropriate address
was delivered by Colonel Scott, who paid
@ glowing tribute 20 the dead commander
and to the northern soldier. The exercises
were then closed hy singing My Country,
'Iis of Thee" The delegation numbers
AbOut FORTY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
Iy sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciloneers,
1911 Main street
IKE TORS SALE
OF
DETACHED TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
NO. 1894 WEST MAIN,
BETWEEN Plum AND LOMBARDY STREETS.

Acting under tho provisions OF tho will OF
lanes Gum. Geceaaed ami decree OF the
Richmond Chancery Court entered On the l21h
day Of March. 1880, 10 tho quit OF Gums oxecu-
i0.s 49, Gum aud Gis, shall, - executor, sell al
public auction, uD0n tho premises. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1897,
AZ 5 O'Clock T.. VI, the ABOF DESCRIBED PRO
pERTY. fronting y feet a inches on the east
eide of Main street and running back depth u
rs ieet inches 20 an ALLEY. The dwelling ~
neariy new, containing SIX rooms, and u ~ good
order, situated iMmeiiaiely on the -treercar
linz. and Is in a Tauidly-imprOyine locality.
TFRws: one fourth cash. balance ~ six,
twelve, and eighteen months for eg1uabl,
notes, with interest added from day Of sale and
title retained until all the purchase-inol ey 10
paid. or tho purchaser Will receive dead ani
ciye a decd Of trust 70 secure the deferred pay
nents or all n sh a. tue option OF the purchaser.
A. K. GUM, Executor.
er-yrc,t 4, m Auctioncers go -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
By y. S.. BOwo
and
Frank ID. Uiu.
Real Frtt.s Auc..0nccra.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \
< FfKSr-CLA~~. COM?ACrLf- BUILT. ND
PROFIT ABLE BLOCK OF STORE PROPERTY
AT SOUTHEAST COHN u or GAAtk AID
SEVENTEENTH sTtEErS.-in era'u,l1 Do o. 30
pre.cutlf- mentioned decree We VII sell 10y alc-
ton. On tbs PREMISE, on
SATURDAY. OCTOgER 1890
Mt o'clock r. NJ. the following hEhL ESlAIE-
,,-wtt: The ~pIENnIpLl-Nriil, AT NACl-
w.. AND HfGHLY-'ALuAbLE BLOCK or
BUILDINGS situated 20 thc southeast corner ~
Grace ana Seventeenth str rs. consisting ~
fhrea-.t,-y brick -cre~s.d front s.ore ue-l ~ "a
saloon. Win comfortable and cnua-i0us dwelling
aboy4. laniing ca seventeenth street, Gus n
Two small stores iu ihe renr fronting ou crave
efrspf. With good rooms above, and nov, al iu
fqri ever since they woro butt, we'll rented to
good aud prompt tenants. TINS property VIII
be- sold -ubj,ct 20 . ground rent ot sii,, per au-
nun perp5tHaly.
TERMS: one fourth cash. residue q six,
~, I've. AMI eighteen months. Tor notes, with u-
teres. added, and title retained
WILLIAM 70. SANDS.
BEVERLEY o.. CRU SIP,
Special commissioners.
B0sCUgS, &C., PGANTfFfs. AGAINST bos'nHN5
ExsCuToE. &C. DgfENptNrs-iN fHE CHANCE
RY COURT or ma CRY on NcnrOSn.
I. Charles W Goddiu, c,ers of said cour. rer-
lily hot he bond required o. iho sueciai cou.
misliOners by the decree la sai1 cause oi Juno
9, ls90. ms tecn duly gvoD.
Given under my hand this 5th day ~ June,
1880. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
ee2i Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
ANTr-DOwDTNITrs.

The anti-Bowden element carried Nor
folk county today IN the precinct cleo
tons of delegates 10 the county conyen-
ton 20 elect congressional convention
delegates. But the Iowden men carried
the two cities. The usual splits and bolts
took place. of course, with tho accom-
IanVing ROWING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
DLD DOMINION STEAM III
" snlP COArANE lAE

sOR NEW fOhA
Steamer Leave hclmOni EFShG III hsDAE
and FRIDAY 3. T. At. Arifss. closed oAs
b.u. OefDro sailng Sine.
@teAmers loRyo New YORK for Rchnoui
Yygki NEDAssD ~ Aad oAIU 6DAf q. 5 7.
n. arriving n hehnonI GONOAt aud fhI'
DAY HpHNlN6A
Pnzsepger accOLi mo4auCns unsurp aassL
Cabln faro % NeT YORK ~ Jhiaes-riVar
roe.o cncl4Glug mess asl pefsai......-.t ~
loupd.trty tr.els. limited - ulTy cAJs
alter date OF lssus .-.........- ..-.'...... ~ ~
kt..~aga gltn e. Ds stouco ..-....-.-...... -
steerag0, without sausl~.en-e. ............ %
CAuin iars ~ Chossyeaso ani ono rail-
pay....... ...--..-.-r--.t ss.s..ss ~ ~
CABIN f8ro va Mehnonf sd FessrsDurl ..
railroad. 49, o..
TICS ets AN 10 0Dtsilef q. \ W. GarborA .pb
Nam streeg ChozspesgS sal ono aDd 9iot-
rond aAi Peersbsrg d5pDts. al! d. CO "a yeHJa
of-ires. lsJl Agln sIoeI AL TAAff. hOck9iSA
ire gns forwarded and ul-c IN vhs ." LA1ih<
lssusd tor points OeyOad 'es lork.
Ervigns rsc0lysl dallf unUt "a Z. d .....
Fs.srnrers leaving AtAuonl On hOtDh :,
Tf-FsDAYS. WEDNEDAY,, iHl ksDAfs. aud
SATURDAYS. by Ibo thcsaptaae hnl ono rail-
way ria Newport Ns87l a. 3 - /. VI. anu ~
Ei~hmoud an1 PetersDurs r1liroal l-aMo dhf ,
2.ps T.. H.. will mafo cJnneclca ~ NOkFO OLA
win steamer leaving thQ-o daya
GEORGE ". ALLEN co, Agents.
No. l5Jl Zh.u sLcol. snl
auD Commencement hOckesI<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25


rE'RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
I HANOVER FARM Known As ROSE hill
WITH DWELLING AND OTHER bl LID N0S
THEREON, CONTAINING 100 ACRES. MORE
OR LESS. ABpU OsB NILE FkOH MEChAN-
ICSylLLE And ABOUT SIX NILE NOhi Il
EAST OF RICHMOND. BY virtue of deed Of
trust from James w.. Ran Rnd jonathan kruch-
baum. dated NOyemhers. 1876, recorded M liam
over County Court Clerks Office, Deel-30os ~,
page i02, and 40 the request or the beneficiary,
detault having boon made 90 the payment of toe
notes secured therein. VIII sell by public alc-
ton. az Mechanicsville. in said county, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. istl,
nj i O'CLOCK ~. tho TRACT OF LAND described
in sad decd an that certain parcel or tfen.
OF land. together with an the buildings ami lm-
pr0voment5 thereon. rights. Ways, ani apphrtn-
nances thereto belonging lying aud being I'm no
county OK Hanover state OF Virginia, about one
mile from NochGnc-yito AM auOut six mites
northeast Of hicnmoni. containing ll acres
moro or less. aud known "a Rose hilL'
TERMS: Cash for expenses o. executing mo
trust and 70 pay sins, with interest nom Novcm-
her 1859, ami fl2 BALANCE on n9io duo Nay j,
49,. an any taxes due: ha'sure on forms M
uounced ~ sale. D.. 3. ChAFFIN, Trustee.
sale ty r. b. CHAFFIN q Co., AuctionecT-.
se "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
MONUMENT AND INSCRIPTION.

The monument is situated ON beautiful
knoll in the cemetery. aud is about four
feet and Of granite on the front Of which
Is the following inscription; I'm Memory
Of Colonel Joseph A. Moesch. Killed at
the Wilderness MAY 6, 1854. Erected by
Surviving Comrades" The services were
very interesting, and attended by mum.
Der from this city,. A large crowd would
have been present had IL been more gene
rally known by our citizens. Tomorrow
the delegation Will visit the battle-fields
and points Of interest in and around the
city, aud before their return will also visit
Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

AAtfs t.Aitf .f'at''f
srOPPINe-PLACKN
Nos. q. Y. - aui ~. mss' ul stopA h.t
Y ani is stop % signal ht hH.r.
Dre0ry's Hiur. Celiralla. aui ilss,ar l.
st1ns on RI Hl 90 Mat. lO.ter t"i ihtft'r
- stops 80 Manchester Nok - - A n I. .t
a.. ani i3. Nul STOP a. al stations or lt.a.-.
gors- .
On Trains Noa. - All gl sieopInr--t-s ''irt'E
Sow York and Tampa PA rlr jazz.
on Trains los. IL arl 10 a.11. Ing-rs a.t-'..
Wellington anf caerieft.n. Nu lreI1 NJ. .
sleepIng-ca-s tetFe.u Was.fr ffI. aIf III.
sonvlie. ON Ifain M IS ..HHails-la1 t..
tween ia ks0uy'lIo an1 Sew l0fL
TIE Only ALl-KAIi Lita 10 N'ffJ .a.
R.chmonIA''lcAM Mr., .is......tsi D. n.
Rlclmoul fH 49, Forf..t ..... s.1 D. Do
koTfolk .'-iJA u. kelin.l1..fslf a. N.
Norfolk .'GI n Richmond. go b. .
sls lrafus leaving .Iu.l.l ~ t iI A.. 81. laf
Norfolk 81 8 D. 3D.. a-f a.ui lala5 iHf-rHt
tnrse lNo pJiais. ana lt.-i-f.r - NfYifA
. without clAlg0 ~ cara Alnsf rull1etlAt eIp
also maie at feter'hIrx lJ .Ne . 2. =. va
from nlcnmoll Aai 80 SD A. d. ualn ii.la
Norfolk d.
Trsins leaving krnmani 40 go a. y. all
! III r. u. AMI arriving ai Ae.m9ll ~ if'i Dr.
n ami fUs D.. a. uaEa - c.ll"ctl. -,
P~ter.aurs o. sui fr0u tarufi.l9 LyniLt+ri.
X. H. sCLLT. sIpernisnioa.
EFT. y. AYgRS, genera. sIlf Hi'aieat
2. n. RasGtJs. uolDrsl isasouZ5r Aztai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

r. s. Fchos, George c. Gill. and Z. O.
Atwell, freight conductors on the Norfolk
and Western railroad. have been promoted
to passenger conductors. to succeed
Thomas j. Lasslter, Henry Wythe. and
frank Smith. who have been retired by
the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25

L'ARMNILLG AND IOWHAlE
n RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE f.~I HkIN s.Hrt.
sChEDL ~ is sou 1Ir., t...
tfANR H.IH SD
eil :. ~, .f htn t. tHsa' .I.H i.- I.Hrr.
5i5 y. Ne, tH.f.n l.f.t I..n Dr. ned.
Irt lni rt-.m .is'H ..l...
80 A. NJ, Dc Richmond ari Dan i.
vile, ans 49, Hist0le a.s...
Il .u"'.un.
G01 p n. tIf Richmond anf NansI . frF Yarn.
vile, AMI aii a.4'.rl. .r.f .' "....r
junction.
60 p T.. ra Richmond 900 ns.su.e. fr s....
Q1rr ans hl.tri
AaRIys AZ hI.IA
$40 A. y, ht4nu l.t.. ... fr.r h I.t.-.
ior. anf infeffH. ..t..s. l..as
Tn =. ". r.t tt.arlrt r.-. D.. .N Hn.rr..
sfj A. g.. RIO klrhW'n1 a.t fl.r.. fl
tArrnlir, ami al. stations H..s 4
NosnIrg fGn'f.oI.
s.fi a. MID A.hmIlI snf I.nN ll
skin utr.Hr s". ..r
An trein' daily aE "4i rlItlT
For nekots, NsrsnR schools. HHs.taI .ea e..
call upon 4. y. 1AhDLh. t.tU.. '...t ....,
slt hiclmoul aui ulaFIils i..'.
49,, r. 'hI, TOSS
General frnirh. aui Ils...fir hfoaL
.t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS.

N+HfhfararNfff = -0<N>@~0-f>'gr
PROPOSALS. p X o p OSAL 8
4 will be received up 10 o'clock r. N. SKIP
TEMPER 2Jrn for tho work OF REPAIRS TO BE
DONE 10 THE FLOOR SYSTEM OF THE
JAMEs-RIvRK FREE BRIDGE. Specifications
and terms Of agreement can DO seen any time
after o'clock WEDNESDAY MORNING at my
ONCE. corner Ninth and Cary streets The COM
mittee reserve tho right to reject any or all bda
7. r. CAMPBELL,
90 f6.lS,20, 81, 23te3 Chairman \. and II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
REPORTED TOBACCO DEAL.
An English Syndicate Trying to Gobble All
of LynchburG's Tobacco Industries.
,e.o.t,t .ot.cra,n ~ tne Dfsuafch.1

IyycIBuRG. Va, September A.-The ru-
NOR of an English syndicate buying mp the
plug-tobacco factories in this CITY has
again been renewed bv the arrival of the
svndicate's agent. !. G. Brain. One OF the
tobacco manufacturers interested stat9d
to-day that me Thought the deal was likely
to 90 through this time, as the English com
| panv had offered more favorable terms, but
he said negotiations were still in progress
and no sales had vet been made. II Is also
understood that the syndicate Is trying to
purchase all OF the leaf-factorles, and II
satisfactory terms can be agreed upon they
will make q clean sweep of them too.
1t is impossible TO obtain any iniorma-
ton in regard to the prices asked or
offered. but it is thought by those posted
that the deal Will be c0nsummated this
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COnFAAL.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECr SEPTEMBER 2, ish
Ls,yr ucuKlTn
100 A. VI. Freight, txroit sunday, Cav
ps-e.hFer. tetHcol hlllmlri a.t
GorlUnsfl.ln.
$50 A. NJ uaIy Tor Oh Point snt NCf '.
Pullman Car White sulphur " q
Point
100 A. y. Raqr1ss, daily for Cinr'nlaG r-
man Irlece or Nli Point p.
sulphur. and Pullman -lelgHr N.t..
inttseglils % Cincinnati Chair or
Richmond O. lIf..U rurgf.
$50 p. N. Express dairy for on ".lui a1i '-
f0iz. Fuilmsn siociilg C8r Dia
natl tO ca Point
tg0 p. N. Accommodation. eEcegt sunday .F
chariot .aFilH.
SEQ P. ". Tho r. r. v. Limited sally fu -
rlasplug Car Olf f.iDi o. lin ..l. 3D..
F0s1 vesuul'a trsiu. riih Doing f
ani Pullnans tharlott. 81. 'i-'
cinuau auI Pullman s. i.o..tI...a
TRAINS aEgigE A. RIcHh0s1.
~ A. ". anf z.51 o.. 81. daily from 1H-.l1't
as a. q. daily, oHra4t sunday from ...s
lOtfr-fllir.
to.-0 A. ". ani..i5 b. 4. Tally from Nar' r.
COOP. u. Fret .ht fr1n ,aar.nit"sfil', r3.e.i
SUNDAY, ltrr' - sa'-algnf+
station; Broad srra.i nahr eosel.'enil'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
JANEsRIygk DIVISION
Richmoad ana Auogaany lalr1ail

JANEs-RIygk DIVISION
Richmoad ana Ail9gaany aa.r)ail
LgAVE EICua0Fn
CO. A. ". daily f0r Lynchbgrg, iorilgion, 'al
cation Forge.
An p II. f.rLyuchDurx crcort sunday. Size I'D.
iuy Cor for lyLchU4rf Hi.4
loa.es LTrclDgrs ai ..lI A. y. ga.I
f0r LcEiugton aus ,.ut.l l.l4-
TRAINS tEEiYB Ar EirIs.sn
go y n. dolly from clifton Forge
80 a. Il .1c-ps sunday rom l.i'a i.Iss
Lexington. aai iyll0
a. EULER
General Passenger tt--
q. ". srsvZSA Genora. sl.sr.ateai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
pIoHMoND AND DANYILLA

DlCH MOND AMI u 4 \ 4 - ~ =
- RAILROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT july H -.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
as0A. 4. SOUTHERN RArtl's. faNF . ~
lama, Augusta, a' .a@
most. a. srsalH.I.' fr Il. i a't
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
SEAS E~rAwxAr rzlvaTE SALE

NOR SALE. on LONG TINE, 50
J. with small cash payment . NICE LIT "'A-
TIE FARM OF fIF1l--ENk z ACRES, oeau-
ufuuy located on Petersburg turnpike anu
within i've minutes walk ~ Temples station.
Richmond AID Petersburg railroad; neat
now House of i've rooms line orchard ~ select
fruit, pair o. lne horses, lot Of Plymouth
Rock crirkons, furniture, and farming implo-
ments. Just the house for a city man dong
business IN Richmond or Manchester Or would
suit dsiryman Apply quick.
se9i-, r. Is. CdAFFfS & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-25
RAILROAD ITvvs.

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