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The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-10

WANTED-Five thousand dollars in Arache County Warrants, at 80 cents. J. T. LEsUEUR. St. Johns, Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-10

R. c. Blassinl anne, P T. Coleman and Henry Smith, Supervisors, arrived in St. Johns on Sunday afternoon.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-10

Hank Sharp, Clarence Perry and Chas Woods were m town last week.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-10
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
LOCAL NEWS.

St. Tohne, Thurs 5ay, April )c
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-10

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

last night and reports having raided an
immense deet of large canoes engaged IN
illegally dredging oysters In. piankitank
river. All claimed ignorance OF tho statute
and were driven of.
ASi2.0o0 public-school building is TO be
erected by the city in Brambleton Ward.
Mr.. George Q. Moser, the weli-known
contract has been given for the Danyillo
Military Institute, modern Romanesque
building. to cost $4,000.
PAT. GELS THE PLUM.
Patrick O'SuIl,van, appointed by the
Secretary OF the Treasury inspector OF
boilers for this district. IL resident OF
Portsmouth, and was for many years IN
the United States Coast Survey service.
The position PAYS Sl,100. -,
Rev. r. W. Cridlin, of Burkeville. is VS.
ting in this section.
A new council of the Order of Red Men,
Oronoco, No. 70. was instituted last night
at the wigwam, head OF Main and Iaioot
streets.
Hon. Abram Fulkerson. OF Washington
county. is doing" the two cities.
YOU'RE WELCOME, YouNosrEa!
The Berkeley Ne,cs. a new afternoon daily.
commenced publication in Berkeley yester-
day. Nessrs. T.. l.. Hathaway and Joseph
r. Herbert, editors and proprletors.
The new knttine-nills in Berkeley have
been leased to Foster Black, of New YORK.
and will commence operations this week:
The mills cost $4,000 and will work lou
hands.
A yarn-factory IL TO be erected on the
Poindcxtcr lands opposite the hayward.
to cost $500. coo.
The now almshouse for the city. six miles
distant in Princess Anne county, Is COM
pleted. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
Democratic Delegates Elected.

BUCKINGHAM. VA, Jul Y IA, 1870.
In response TO the call of the county
chairman the Democrats of the county as
assembled in mass-meeting to-day at the
Courthouse for the purpose. OF elect,ng
delegates to the congressional conventlon
to be held at Amherst Courthouse July
LIST to nominate candidate tor Congress
from the Tenth district. +,
On motion. Hon. L.C. Moseley was elected
chairman and John I. l.. Woodson secre-
tary Each district was requested to
name its delegates. with the following re-
suit: NV
Slate-River District John 7. L. Wood
son. c. T.. Harris. and Nj. l.. A. Moseley.
Marshall District: j. b. Hanes, John L.
McKenna, and John II. Williams.
Maysville District: J. II. Fitzgerald and
A. T. Moseley.
James-River District: r. s. Ellis. Camm
Patteson, and j. X. Irving.
Francisco District; l.. d. Jones.
Curdsyille District; j. W. Otley and
Thomas McCraw.
The following resolutions were adopted /:
LIST. That each delegate appoint his own
alternate.
Cd. That the delegates present at the
convention cast the vote of the county.
Sd. That COPY Of the proceedings of
thi6neeting be sent for publication TO the
Richmond Dispatch, Times. Scottsville Col-
riey, and amherst Nero Era.
On motion adjourned.
L. @. MosELxY, Chairman.
John 7. L. W0odson, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
FATHER AND HUSBAND.
A Thrilling Romance of a Confederate Sol
der Just Deceased.

NEW York correspondence Baltimore SUM-
There was buried at Greenwood to-day a
man with q curious history. he had been
n Confederate soldier, as brave as any OF
his comrades, but he deserted his army
during the war. and was tried by court-mar-
tial for doing so. Edward Cooper was his
name For the past year he had been living
at No. 355 Fourth avenue.
One bleak December morning In 1868 he
was before court-martial of the Army OF
Northern Virginia. The prisoner was told
TO introduce his witnesses. He replied.
have no witnesses" Astonished at the
calmness with which he seemed to be sub
hitting to his inevitable fate, General Bat
tie said to him: Have you no defence
Is il possible that you abandoned your
comrades and deserted your colors IN the
presence of the enemy without reason
There was a reason" replied Cooper,
"but it will not avail me before military
tribunal" -,
perhaps you are mistaken" sad the
General you are charged with the high
est crime known to military law and It IL
your duty to make known the cause that
influenced your actions.
Approaching the president of the court
Cooper presented letter, saying as he did
so: There. General. is what did 1t
The letter was offered as the prisoners
defence. 1t was in these words:
Dear Edward, Since your connection
with the Confederate army | have been
prouder Of you than ever before. would
not have you do anything wrong for the
world but before God, Edward. unless YOU
come home we must die Last night was
aroused by little Eddie crying. Icalle d TO
him and said: What is the matter, Ed
die?' He replied; Oh mamma, l am so
hungry And Lucy, your darling Lucy.
or Rnt ha =
thinner and thinner every day. Before
God. Edward unless you come home we
must die. YOUR MARY:
Turning to the prisoner, General Battle
asked: What did you do when you re-
ceived that letter."
Cooper replied: II made application for
furlough. 1t was rejected. Again
made application and 1t was rejected. that
night as / wandered about our camp think
ing of my home, the wild eyes of Lucy
looking up to me and the burning words
of Mary sinking in my brain ] was no
longer the Confederate soldier, but / was
the father Of Lucy and the husband OF
Mary.
"if every gun in the battery had been
fred upon me / would have passed those
lines. When / reached home Mary flung
her arms around my neck and sobbed :
'Oh, my Edward am so glad you got
your furlough.' Sne must nave ieit NE
shudder. for she turned as pale as death,
and catching her breath at every word she
said, Have you come without your fur
loughY Go back. Edward, go back. Let
me and the children go down to the grave,
but for Heavens sake, save the honor OF
our name,"
There was not an officer on that court
martial who did not feel the force Of the
prisoners words, but each in turn pro-
nounced the verdict guilty. The proceed
raj Lee. and upon the record was written:
Headquarters A. N. V.-The finding OF
the court approved. The prisoner is par
doned and will report to his company,
"R. +. LEE, General"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
HAMLETTS TRAGEDY.
RIVAL LOVERS CUT AND SLASH EACH
oTHeRAT HAT CREEK.
r,v. Men Engaged in tho FiEht-one Dis
embowelIed-Neariy All Of Them
Cut and Bruised.
,.,,.,., telegram to the Dispatch,

fQncctal tcleg W suo bisputCu.1
scor1svu1r. Va, July 22.-Hat Creek is
Tho name of an out-of-the-way post-office
in Campbell county which was about thir-
~ m;lcs from ANY railroad until the Lynch
burg and Durham railroad was built and
IL ia now seven miles from the nearest
po;nt on thatline. Your correspondent has
inst been given the particulars of shock
mo affair which occurred at the store of a
Nv lawson. at Hat Greek, Saturday the
10Th instant. and which was Witnessed by
a S;chmond gentleman, who gives the fol-
lowing particulars
RIVALS MEET.
There were three brothers at the store
mentioned by the name OF Hamlet. AFTER
them came two men named Nash anu JOY
respectively. A trivial circumstance had
occurred between one OF tne uamle.Vs
and Joy. who were rivals Tor the aHections,
az n voJ,nc lady in the neighborhood, ahu
This caused Joy. who was somewhat intoxi-
Gated. to seek q difficulty with Hamlet.
TERRIBLE COMBAT.
Ue becan his attack by TRADE OF
nbuse. which caused one OF the Hainietts
Tn strike Elm with his fist. The combat
soon embraced the FIVE persons mentioned,
and stones, sticks. and other missiles were
used, and finally one of the Hamletts drew
his pocket-knife and literally eisenhower;
led Joy, slashine his protruded entrais ana
otherwise cutting HIM about the BODY.
OTHER INJURIES.
Nash was also cut in several places ana
each of the Hamletts had bruised neads
and limbs. Jov sunk bleeding and speech
less upon the steps and a messenger was
dispatched for physician. My informant
(perfectly relable), hoping to avoid the
Inconvenience Of attending any trial as a
witness, secured his horse and closing up
his business with the merchant hastily
left the premises. The neighborhood pc
ing very isolated. as above described, mas
doubtless prevented any newspaper &C
count of the affair reaching the puoi lc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
DROWNED WHILE ASLEEP.
The Cool Spell "a Questionable Comfort-A
Tweive-Thousand-D Dollar School.

The Cool Spell "a Questionable Comfort-A
Tweive-Thousand-D Dollar school.
tCorresoondence OF the Ricnmoad Dispstcn.I
NORFOLK. July 20, 1890.
Sergeant vellines. of the police depart
ment. this morning found the body Of a
drowned negro IN the dock at Frey Bro
Tiers woodward, foot of Falkland street.
The negro was lighterman named Jovner,
and bad rolled overheard from his lighter
during the night while asleep. DR.. 4. v.
Newton. the coroner. held an inquest, and
the jury returned a verdict OF accidental
drowning. Drowning accidents have been
unusually numerous here this summer. !.
The weather here Is again decidedly cool
and thick clothing Is comfortable. These
pronounced changes bring IN their train
colds and coughs and considerable sick
ness drive the mosquitoes and flies in.
doors, and make us question the comfort
and benefit Of an unreasonable cool spell
in midsummer.
no RAIN rog TWO MONTHS.
Farmers from Mathews county report
that no rain has fallen in that county for
two month";. and many farmers will be in a
bad way this winter for provender for their
stock and bread for themselves. In York
and Gloucester good rains fell last week
and saved the crops
A revenue officer IL in the city inspecting
The cigar-factor.es. and IL is rumorcd that
be caught some OF them foul.
Lax ESUNEnAToRs.
Complaints are general Of tho laxity OF
The United States census enumeratoYs in
Norfolk county and some nelehborhoods
have not been visited at all Reliable resi:
denes make these assertions. Two oolored
nGo are employed by the Government ret
8ne ND the industrial etatistics Tor the
1870 BursHn IN Norfolk and Portsmouth.
OTszYs SEsATxs nAyDxp.
- eunhont Chn1eDeake asyjYe1 n post
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
GOVERNOR LEE AT HOME.

Raptized Under the Bridge-A New Com
pany's Enterprises-The Hotels.
Especial telegram to the Disps'ch,
GLASGOW, Va, July 2l.-Governor Lee
has returned from Roanoke.
Several persons were baptized in Cedar
creek Sunday morning under the. Natural
Bridge as a result of the revival in pro-
press there.
A Moth Carolina company with 100000
will build here brick business-houses and
other buildings to cost from $40, 900 to $780,
600.
The Natural Bridge hotels went into the
hands OF their new owners to-day with
Colonel Eugene Peyton as manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
RAILROAD LINES.

A TLAN1IC COAST LINZ
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAlLsol,
TIMETABLE
Commencing sUSDAY. Nsyu. io) r7D,
H.. usias on tols rosi win rla "a f,.lor
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
NEW BAPTIST PASTOR.
rv.rvreen shrubbery Dying in Fun Fo-
liare without Apparent Cause

Observation-Disclosures
FRANKLIN, Va, July 81, 1880.
pov Mr.. McCutcheon. formerly OF
BIosd College, e. y The h Ss assd nGlf es
t u sn1 a. Beaver Dam. He preached his
f spst SER sermon at both churches Yesterday
NJ Ebert Ravls, one of the oldest IN,
.ahi,.nte Of Carrsville. on the Seaboafd
and Roanoke railroad, died YESTERDAY. eve,
ming after a lingering illness OF about TWO
A'y Yonr correspondent noticed an article IN
the DsDnfch of Saturday last about ever
green shrubbery in HOLLYWOOD and . osher
e. rot;ceabIe bere-a number of beautlful
shrubs. particularly those in the front-yards,
of Mr. G. G. Vaughan, having died IN iuil
foliage suddenly and without any apparent
Kew Kew. ]. W. s. Bobins, Messrs; J. G. Par;
ker, c. G. Vaughan. and ). e. Moyies VII
leave here Tomorrow morning for Gates
vile. n. c.. to attend tie meeting OF the
Nurireesboro' District Conferepce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
OANVlllE'S BIG CLAIM.
The Wealthiest of All Virginia Cities Per
Capita-The Plumbers Harvest.
Especial telegram to tins Dispatch.l

DASyrIIF, Va, July 22.-According to
the reports sent ont from Richmond of the
real estate assessment in the various cities
of the State, Danville is the wealthiest of
oil cities IN Virginia PEI. capita. She has a
population of Il. 900 and real estate as
sessment of S.. 700. 92s. She has real and
personal property valued at about $4,000
600. giving her An average wealth per capita
of $50. Her white voters number about
I 400 and the average wealth for each white
.-ntar 80 ,nora than * (l1D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
.xAL K.rAr. Ar PRIVATE SALE

EOR SALE, BRICK STORE ANDNs
IL Dwelling 22x65 feet ALEC, Dwelling con- an
tai,Ing nina rooms and basement; Ave
Houses and Lots i51b feet. four vscaot Lots i5x
IS feet, Farm OF $50 acres. good buildings; also,
Tannary and 20 acres. all In perfect order. A 3.
CAUTHORN a. CO., Real Estate Agents, gig
north Fourth street. ly2 It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
AUCTION SALES Futare Daya !.
dS~s<r<~~~ <,<-f-0ss|>/>
BY John T. 0odcin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Bans and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
AN ATTRACTIVE EAsT-ESD COTTAGE
RRslUESCE ON AN RXTENtloS OF MAIN
sTHEEC. ADJOINING CHINBORAZO PARK,
AMI on ONE OF THe MAIN AVENUES
AROUND SAID PARK.--By virtue OF ieoi Of
trus, from Albion c. stsgg ana vile executed 70
The Undersigned, bearing dstc April .. 1879, and
recorded in tho CIers's of1cc OF sbe Richmond
(,hancery Court, default having been made In
the psymsn, Of certain notes secured theron.
ard being required 30 10 do ny the beneficiary.
will sell at public auciioo. on the premises, On
FRIDAY, JULY q, ls9e,
a. 6 O'Clock p. ~. the AbOyE-DEscRIBgD Pro-
PERrY. Tho dwelling !s substantial two
story detached frame eiihco containing six
rol,rrs AMI was built little over year ago.
The lot has n front Of 30 feet and depth Of
i23t. feet Well OF good watcr on the premlsea
xRvs: Purchaser buyssuhiect 10 prior ieed
Of trust dated April s. 1883. securing layn'n mt OF
a. lIO. evidenced uy six negotiable notes datei
April g. 1889 one OF which Is for 300. pay able
three years after date. the others for SO each,
paysnle Twelve. oigbtcoa. tweaty-four, thirty.
and thlrty-six moaths q ter date. After credit
ING tho turcnase money With the cash value OF
saii ,ieei OF trust the residue Of the purchase
money ~ 20 be as follows: Cash sufficient to pay
tho expenses OF sale and she following notes,
dnte1 April 0, 1889. for s25 81 s23. IS. and s's,
nnya 30 respectively az ulne. twelve, and nttfon
months after date: the balance tsysbie on DC
tober Q, 1880, properly secured,
~ - L. y. WLNps'bc no. iras.oe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
Turkey Denies Servia Satisfaction.

CossrANrINoPIE. july 22.-The Porte has
declined to give the satisfaction demanded
by Servia for the murder of the Servlan
Consul at Pristina or to compensate the
widow of the murdered man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
HIRING AND Livery STABLE.

bring AND LIVERY STABLE. -~.,o
NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS tn
IN AND THE PUBLIC GBNERALL,Ls,a... HoNn
thas have nryl-cisss CARKlAGEs, mssr -
CABS. HOSES sud BU0GIEs Fonn
iIls Drivers and RostlsrA All-nisn' S'@o'sl
JANIS ucpoNou0a co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. PETERS
u BURG. yA.-The twenty-sixth annual sos
sion Of this school for Boys beglns Isl "
OCTOBER. Thorough preparation for Univer-
sity of Virginia. United states Military and
Naval Academies, and leading Engineering
schools. For catalogue address W. GOkDoN
NcclKR Head Master ty 9-eod2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
OIL TURNED ON

Frea the Mannington Fields, Connecting
tire West with tho East.
Especial telegram " the Dtspatchi
WHEELING, w. Va, July 12.-On was
turued on to-day on tho standard pipe
line from the Warrington oil-neld 10 Nor
gantown. Work has been begun on the
line from the Belmont Geld TO tho same
place. Both ere important parts OF the
Standards new system Of connecting the
West Virginia helds with the EAsk end
oostins nillion dollssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
RAIl9OAD LlNsA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY II, is3l
LsAvs RICHMOND.
roo A. NJ. Freight. except Sunday, Carries
passengers between Richmond ana
GordoDsville.
$50 A. N. DAILY Tor Old Point snd Norfolk:
Pullman Car White Sulphur 10 Ola
Point
ii.O, A. N. Express. daily for Cincinnati Pull-
1aan Palace Car Old Point 10 White
Sulphur. ana pullmas Sleeper Char
lottesyiile 70 CinclnaatL Chair Car
Richmond - Iltls rorge.
sso p. n. Express daily for old ooin, AID Nor-
fox. Pullman sleeping Car Cincin-
,.,opN Accommode.ioa, except sunday, foe
Chariot lls. On Saturday this
ira runs % taunton
s.so p n The r.. Y. 3. Limited dstiy. Pullman
sleeping Car Old Point to cincinnati
solid vestioule train, with Dining Car
and Puilmans Charlottesville 70 Gin
cinnau and Pullman TO Louisville.
TRAINS AERfvs Al RICHMOND.
,.4s A. NJ. and ass r. N. daily fro n CincinnstL
OILS A. n. daily. except sunday. from char
io,tesslllo; on Mondays IRON Stsun-
mn A. NJ and .:4s p. N. daily from Norfolk
am p. NJ. Frsi be from Charlottesville. Car.
ries passengers.
JAMgS-Rlvek DIVISION
Qsich Iaoad and Allegheny kailroadl
LEAvn xIcBn0xn
200 A. n. daily for Lynchburs. Lexington. and
Chiffon Forge
go 2. n. for Lynchburg except sunday. Slssp-
ting Car tor LynchburS. 4 9aln
leaves LynenburS q els 4. y. dAuy
for Lsxington AID Ciitcn Forge
TRAINS IRAIvs AZ nIcaN0sn
go r. n. daily from Clifton ferga
xsO A n. sxceps sunday trom eltfs0o toeuA
lAxiuRAon~ nn0 LvUc6 burr
y. ". rULk1A
0ooogul eanooneeg A0ooe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
Y0RK-RIYER LlNE,vA wEsrPoISI
THg FAvOHTE ROUTE NORTH

LEAVE Rich nOND; !
TRAIN IA %, $50 T.. 4.
LOCAL EXPRE-s. daily except sunisy. stoni
a, Ali stations. A. LOster Manor cOupoc.s visa
stsrr ior Waker.on. with Baltimore steamer g..
TRAIN No %. ~ =. Y.
BaiTIaORE LIMITED. daily except SUNDAY,
,or Nc.t Point connecting wish fois-hiFf-
staanler- for Baltimore. - baiIm1re steamers
{. meet with haltirnore an0 ONO faiifuaI iof
Warrington. Philadelphia AMI tew ford.
-.eamsrs leave Baltimore +. N. daily. ekcsf'
Sunday. $500 a, ,,,.,
Trains arrive at Richmond 90 A. N. ani ilJj
a. N.
TRAIN 20. -. 30 A. v.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except sunlay leaves
Tyenty-sign,h stree. for Wess Point aad inter
mediate poiuls. ,..-., 49,.
TicTet-ofiice At station foot Of Firginia stre'-
Guy iicset-onice-c0Ener OF Tent aoi haa
streets ....,r
So. haas, JA,. l. IA -,
franc Manager General Passenger hgons
JosEPH ;. POTTS. Diyision tas,ongel Asea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
AGAIN EOuNp GUILTY.
Second Trial of william Brown, Rocky
Mount Fire Bug-MotiOn to Set Aside.


ROCKY MOUNT, July 22.--The County
Court has been In session two weeks.
yenire was summoned from Plttsyllvania
county last week from which to select a
iuryto try William Brown, convi:ted in this
court last fall Of arson and sentenced to
be hung, and who was the only one OF three
Others sentenced at the same time granted
a new trial by the Court of Appeals. The
Court failed to get jury from the venire.
THE SECOND CONVICTION.
A second venire was summoned from the
same county and arrived here last night in
charge of Sheriff Price. A jury was ob.
tanned to-day and the trial concluded, and
O. verdict rendered about half past O'Clock
to-hight. The prisoner was found guilty.
Counsel submitted motion to have the
verdict set aside, and will argue his mo-
ton tomorrow.
p. H. billiard represented the Common
wealth and John T. Lee the prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
THE NryER-rAIIrSG PLUMBER.

A notice was published in this mornings
paper that the water inspector would make
his rounds during the day, and the plumb
ers have had more work than they could
do repairing leaks in water-pipes which
had hitherto given the owners little or no
concern. IL is said that one citizen had
been keeping large duck-pond on his
premises and supplying il with water from
the CITY reservoir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
EXCLUSIVE ATTENTION.

The stockholders of the Danville Savings
Bank, Loan and Improvement Company
held a meeting to-day, and among other
things directed the board TO employ a
FIR ,t-class man 10 be secretary of the COM
pany and to give his entire time TO the
company's business. The enterprise Will
be pushed vigorously ahead and is in fair
way to make big money for the stock
holders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
SS e sgf.s cnrAeio, CANADA.
I1y l6-W&F2m
UOLLTNS INSTITUTE, VIRGINIA,

HOLLINS INSTITUTE, VIRGINIA,
Il for the higher eduration OF young ladies',
ca lipped at a cost OF sis0. 900, employs twenty
five officers and teachers. seven OF whom are
male professors, Of both American and Euro
pean training. Languages, Literature, science,
Art, Music, Elocution, &C., are taught under best
standards For nearly half century IL has COM
manded public confidence without distinction OF
religious beliefs LEO cot above sea level and
surrounded by picturesque mounta n scenery,
1t enjoys the further advantages OF mineral wa
ters md A bracipg mountain climate. Attend
ance las session. 209, from eighteen states. The
forty-eght tn session will open SEPTEMBEkl7 nth.
post-ofice and station, Hollins. Va
CHARLES II. COOKE.
fvQWSF6v Business Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

pY REQUEST OF MRS. L. NEU-
I'D RArH we will sell at Nc. l4ii cas-. Main
street on
THURSDAY, July q, 1890,
commencing at 1890 4. NJ, her ENTIRE STOCK
and FIXTURES. consisting of
: NICKEL SHOWCASES, CANDf-JARs,
Two pair COUNTER SCALES, CANDY, NUTS,
CANNED aud BOTTLED GOODS, DOLLS,
ami ASSORTED TOYS;
4CANDY MARBLES, 4 CANDY TABLES,
2CANDY FURNACES. l TABLE FURNACE.
COUN tER. large IRON SAFE, wi double
doors -
sIX-HoRsE POWER STEAM ENGINE and
BOILER, good as new:
extra-ine litter, original cost sS5;
ICH-CKEAM TUBS and FREfZERS.
AWNING aud FRAME, COOk-STOVE.
/ HEATER, BUREAUS. WASHsFANDS.
BEDsTEADs, and other HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE:
Also, many MIsCELLAN EoUS ARTICLES TOO
numerous TO mention:
1 city-ruade TOP-RCGGY and HARNESS.
ty2} TIMBERLAkE & FkAISER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23
~ 9W&F6T

EDGEWORTH BOARDING AND
IL DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1872
ana l2i west Franklin street, Baltimore, Md,
will reopen THURSDAY, September 18TH.
wenty- seventh year. Mrs. Il. r. LEFEBvkE'
Principal ~ is-Ss2 WIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

WAN TED, PRESS-FEEDERS.
w Apply to foreman OF press-room, twenty
sixth and Main streets.
Iv 1s-2t EVERETT WADDEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN
w without encumbrance 10 COOK and wash
for family OF three dults Apply at lO4 south
Third street Wednesday. ~ x3-t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

WANTED, AT ONCE. A FIRST
w CLASS WOODWORK OIL FlNISHER.
Apply between $ and o'clock.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.,
~ 23-1t 2J1 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-23

NOR RENT, BRICK DWELL a.
IN ING-HOUsE 200 south Bolvidsre w.
street: seven rooms. Apply 2!S south Cherry
street W 81 or :.