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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
AEARMER SHOT, BY A NEGRO.
They Have Dispute Over Property with
the Result Stated.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LIE HALL, WARWICK COUNTY, VAL

LIE HALL, WARWICK COUNTY, VAL
January 10, 1890.
Otto Dorm, respectable German farmer
living near this place, was shot to-day by q
negro named William Waldron. The wea-
pom used was on old musket about fourteen
inches long The shot took effect IN the
right shoulder and fingers, completely
shattering the bones and infiicting an ugly
and dangerous wound. The fingers OF the
right hand were almost entirely severed.
Waldron was arrested and sent TO Hamp-
ton iail 10 await his trial ut the next term
of the County Court. Dorm IS in yerv
critical condition, and it is thought by the
physician that death is almost certain.
born was in the act Of moving some ma
nure from the farm which he rented IN
1899. aud is now rented by Waldron.
Waldron claimed the right to the
manure and so did Dorm. Both had
carts hauling. When Dorm ordered Wal
dron to stop moving the manure Waldron
refused and there were some words, when
Waldron raised thegu and fired. Naldron
and witness testified TO DOrn's having a
pistol which he dorm snapped at wal
dron before the shot was fired by me lat-
ter hut no weapon of any kind could be
found on or near the battlefield, and many
persons stated that Dorm had no pistol;
After firing on Dorm Waldron started at
him with the but-end of his gun, both run.
ming. Dorm was soon overtaken ana
knocked down and received several blows
ON head and neck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
WASHINGTON AND LEE
Preparing for the Commencement-fiow-
ers and Fruit-Trees in Bloom.
rSnecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

LEXINGTON, Va, January l1.-The law
classes of Washington and Lee University,
numbering over fifty. met this evening at
the University and perfected an organiza-
ton for the final commencement. j. T.
Noel. of Richmond. was honored with the
position Of president, and the great honor
of final orator OF the graduating or senior
class, numbering twenty-one, was given TO
MIR. Frank Blair, of Knoxville. Tenn. The
class will petition the faculty for two days
Randolph Tucker has become connected
with the law class il has become distinc-
tive feature of the course. Professor
Charles A. Graves is Mr.. fuckers distin-
guished assistant.
The temperature to-day went as high as
"a. The long spell Of summer-like wea-
ther has forced the season with such early
fruits as peaches. apples, cherries, &C.. up
to full bloom on many of the trees. Should
a cold snap and freeze come now the fruit
crop would be ruined. The mountain
flowers and feld-daisies are in beautiful
blossom about town. Early spring flowers
that never bloom before May are COW out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
LYNcHeRs Fooled.
Mayor Woods Calls Out the Military aud
Saves uuscoe.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch,

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstch.l
CHlR1oTrEsy11LE, January 1.-THE town
was full Of rumors on Yesterday to the Ell,
feet that a mob was being organized and
that an attempt would be made to lynch
the negro murderer, William Muscoe, now
confined in Jail here under death-sen-
tence for the murder of Policeman u. T..
Seal. The Mayor. hearing OF this report
and wishing 20 preserve the law and order
of the city, called upon the Monticello
Guards for q detachment to be placed at
the Jail last night. Accordingly strong
detachment reported at the jail about ~
o'clock last night and remained on duty
until this morning. A mob collected, IN
the suburbs of the city. but hnding that
the Jail was so well guarded they were de-
tered from making any attack upon 1t.
and afterwards dispersed without causing
any disturbance. II is thought that but
for the presence of the soldiers at the jail
an attempt would certainly have been made
last night to lynch Muscoe.
THE SOLDIERS STILL on DUTY.
The Monticello Guards are on duty at
the Jail again tonight, and it Is believed
that peace will be preserved and that no
attempt will be IN de upon the jail; Mayor
Woods is determined to maintain law and
der at oil hazards. Our citizens gene
rally believe that Muscoe should be hung,
yet they are not willing that o blot should
be made upon the fair name of our city by
allowing Judge Lynch to perform the exc
cution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
Celebrated Ills Elghty-Fifth Year.

BLACKSTONE. Va. January II. 1890.
DR.. Theodrick Pryor celebrated hl'
eighty-Gfth birthday on the 9th instant
This venerable. able and distinguished di'
vine has been the beloved pastor OK the
Presbyterian church in Nottoway for oyel
half century. During all these years he
has labored with zeal and faithfulnes:
amongst US. and has rarely If ever failed tC
keep an appointment. preaching on an
average every other day during the year
and even at his present advanced age hl'
activity and usefulness are undated. H'
is the oldest momber in the General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church, South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12

Written for the Oispatch.l
"silence Is golden," It's said,
And tits good thing, suppose,
When people are bout 20 DO led
To fuss and dispute just like foes.
Yes, "Silence is golden" believe,
When gossip goes whispering round
With words bland enough 70 deceive
Tn unwary, who of gusrd are found
oh, "silonce Il golden" know;
Bu, sometimes It's 80 overione
That life i without the least glow
For quenching. tho bright spark OF fun.
The man that is silent I've seen.
He utters no word when he eats.
lie keeps TO himself where he's been,
Mods shortly 10 those whom he meets.
He tells not a bit Of crisp news;
Bout ey'ry happening he's mum,
His thoughts may be wise, but I'd chooss
To have a companion less grurn.
CLEyA MANsB.
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Dress-Makers and Royalty.
New YORK Tnbune.l

II Is interesting to note how the En-
presses and princcsses Of Germany confer
with their dress-makers. Not one OF the
latter ever sees her august patron face to
face. but wheaever sn order is to be gwen
a lady-in-waiting instructs business es-
tablisbment as to the exact requirements
OF the royalties. Samples and models are
then sent TO the palace, where they are
received by the lady-in-waiting, and by
her submitted TO the royal ladies. II hap
pens only on very rare occasions that
4 dress Is "fittedh by the dress-maker,
the lady's maid at the palace under
taking 10 look TO that important detail.
Nor is any measure taken in the usual way,
but weil-htting bodice is handed to the
|" artist in Dress and she has 70 be guided
Augusta had model Of her figure made,
on which all her dresses were lifted. In
ordering new costumes the royal and i'm.
perial ladies always wish to be informed
whether model TO which they take q
fancy has already been copied for any other
court, as they object to wearing the same
costume as another august lady should
they perchance meetin public orir society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
By Is. c. Tinsley s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
100 Main street.

UCTION SALE or DESIRABLE
"A TWO-sTORY PEAMEsTOREANDD DWELL
ING No 81 BEVERLY SrkhBf.-At the re-
Guest OF the owner, who needs money for other
purposes, We viii oror Tor sale, az public nuc-
tioE, on the preoIises, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY i6, 1890,
Of 4s0 O'Clock T. ST.. tia. very De 8irRole FRAIE
STREET.
This property contains five rooms beside tho
store, and Ia 10 a Doightorhooi where houses
command ready tenants &c good rentsls Tho
lot is g9xll5 FEET, IS az the corner 81 vide al
ley, and has well Of due water on H.
Come out 10 this sale and ge eau sell you
bargain.
rPRNs; ono third cash: balance six. twelve,
aud eighteen Donths. Tor negotiable notes So
cured by a deed VI trust, or al cash Al tho OPP
ton OF tho purchaser.
H. c. TINSLEY 8 CO.,
faff Aucti0neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
NEW c. & o. DEPOT.
Other Railroad Enterprises-La Grippc's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fight.
fsnecial tolngram 70 the pispa.ch.l

LyNcHBuRG, Va, January 1.-THE
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, which did
not enter the project of building the new
Union depot here, have decided to erect
handsome one Of their own on their pro-
pertv opposite the Union depot and near
the riyer. The building will be of brick
and il is said will cost $4,000 or so 600.
The company will also erect new freight
depot lower down the river on jefferson
street.
Tomorrow forty miles'of new road on
the Clinch-Valley extension Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad will be declared open.
The following new stations have been ar
ranged along the line: Maxwell, Bounding
Mill, Cedar Bluff. Richland, Sword Creek,
and Honaker. Maxwell and Richland will
he fag-stations. Maxwell is the first sta
tion on tho other side Of Tazewell Court
house.
Leading physicians say there are over
two hundred cases OF Ia grippe in this city,
but SO far no deaths have occurred.
VETS VS.. DRYs.
The local-option fight here is very in.
tense and both parties hold meetings to.
night. Three colored bands have been inn
ported here and play on the streets night
1 and day. The Vets are very sanguine now
and say they will carry the city by GOO OF
700 majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
pas,err Rccommends ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

In an interview with Nj. Pasteur, he was
asked whether he considered the grippe is
occasioned by bacteria. Tho Professor
smiled sardonicallv and shrugged his Shout
ders, but said nothing. On being asked
what he considered the best remedy for tho
malady he remarked: Let men and wo-
men both quit smoking tobacco and smoke
camphor instead, and they will probably
pscaue the nest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
MISTAKEN FOR A TURKEY
And Severely w oun d-Declslon In
Boyle's Case Next Wednesday.
Especial Telegram to the Dispstch.

Especial Telegram 70 the Dispstch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., January 1l.-Yesterday at
Newberne negro infant was found in o
pile of refuse. lts inhuman mother had
wrapped il in cloth and placed it there
the previous night. A gentleman passing
heard the childs cry.
In Montgomery county Robert Crowdesr
was shot by young man named hussell,
who mistooa him for turkey. The con-
dition of Crowder is very critical.
II is now understood that all ideas of To-
eating the Apache Indians in the western
part Of this State have been abandoned.
The Supreme Court meets next Wednes-
day. II win file many opinions, the most
important being that in the Boyle case.
noaE GOLD DISCOVERED.
More valuable discoveries of gold have
been made in Moore county. IL is report:
ed that some English capital will be placed
in the new gold district there.
The surveyors Of the Cape Fear and
Yadkin-yaley railway viii soon locate that
road from Mt. Airy TO the Virginia line.
The work of grading is to begin early next
summer. it is now understood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12

SALE or AIL OFTHE

u,RUsTEE's SALE OF ALL OF THE
j. MILLS, sTEAM-KNGINE. xAcniNKRY,
eFAFTISG, HAN0IN0s, PULLRYS. BETTING,
AND ALL APPCRTENANCKS OF rHk Busl-
NESS TOGETnxH WITH a LAkGE STOCK TX
so s1I Sc, sEt1seISo TO IaE
VIRGINIA. STRAIN c0FFEE AND SPICE
MILLS COMPANY AT AUCTIoN.-N mr.
tue OF a deed OF trust from w. X. ID. Gas
eord in no CLERKS once 4 the Cbsncery Court
OF the city ~ Kichmond, shall sell at public
auction Of The dates and places named In tss
following order:
ON MONDAY TIE I3rD INSTANT,
ct 1920 A. ~, at the euc;ion-house OF George W.
Mayo, Nc. "a Ninth street, ell 0. tho stock q ,ss
CUFFEEs Of ali grsdss, 0iNGBt, CLOVES,
CELERY-sERD, gLAx-sEKD, MACE. GIN
MANOR, MUSTARD. 81. JOINS BREAD,
PEPPRks, ALL-SPiCR, VANILLA BEANS.
FLhvoRiSGs, &C. Many Of shess goods ace
TIES. OFFICE FURNiTuhE, &C.
Terms: Casp.
on TUESDAY THs i4rn INSTANT.
At 1850 A. NJ, nc the mills, ia alvey between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets aud between
Main and Cary streets. In rear OF y. Adam,s
bakery, the following hAchiSshf' fla
several PLATFORM and other SCALES, 2
KOAsTKRs, GHINDoT0NE. CANDY oFEN,
CofFEE-GRINDER, CofFsE.IkAfs, SO
GOMERY IMPROVED FAN, GaIsT.MlLL
and HOPPER. FEED CulTaR, COkfkE-
BINS. COFFEE-H0rPRR, l CbACkEk-
CRU~HEK, HOMiNl MILLS, fkPPEh
MILL, FANS. ORIT-SEPARATOks. ioi OF
BRANDS, SELVES;
| 1 lG-RORsE POWER STEAM-ENGINR. With at-
tachmsnts:
| A large lot OF SHIFTING, COUNTkk suAF i
ING, PULLEYS, HANSINGS, BELIINGS,
end ether machinery.
LATHE, with nsccsss ry tools.
| PEACH MILL aud BOLTEh, said 20 be OF great
value;
meas
| An unusual opportunity Is offered any one
| Wishing 10 conduct ihs same business. and " MOI
! soil as a whole II viii be solo in detail
| TERMS: At sale. FRAHk N. WOON,
| Trustee.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctloneer. ia3
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Rouch on the ROYALTIES.
New York World.l

The royalties are all beggars, impostors,
and parasites together. Battenberg IS no
worse than tho rest of them. Not one OK
them ever earned an honest dollar or ate
an honest dinner in his life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
FRIDAY, January Il, 1890.

AZ 4 O'Clock 2. NJ, wo will f3l'. 90 tho pIemi,e',
tho very desirable COKs PROftkifi elf.'
and Leigh streets, consisting a. LOT nom
4 s-i2 fso. on Lsigh street, n. lins haik
tween parallel lines. ~ rough iaeAs. Z, ais,
donth Of iig SIP faet, with FHAME DWELL I' f
"a ,reon. "a gooi order. This Urogeriy J,
yielding good iuiorast upon the outlay uu'
Gated as it Is IN Tie central part o. me 20 y u
ita beautiful shaie-irees. IT. ono ~ the most
siraole bullllgg lots upsu The margeL
TYRYs on RIO AD-sTgssg ~tLS ti5sO Ni
tho following credits: s..i.0 ai siz, elTh'e
ttir y. forty-two. aud nity-fluf MOI tAs each '
$500 40 sisty-siz mo8ths from January il -'
with interest tnarooD. pay fable snmi-ah n-N f'
nnd occurred by trusf-leea up. q Ito proper.
tie rom Mnier - ae paid 600 cash.
TEbys OF iEsSH-- fitl Sc Sab; one Tour .i
cash; remainder la Ihfoe equal los GihirA.
Elk, twelve aud eigitaru months. Tor toies
iuf~rest added and cured ~ decd on flo ~
per.y. aEoRGEs. NASHoN @ SOS.
"a a Aucti1uenfH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12

EOR RENT. ~
-
No POI west Main street
No. 1896 Floyd street; $3.50 per annum.
No. gas east Grace .tfeet; 500 per aDnum-
10. 2-gs y street; $40 per annunL
No. 1870 west clay street: $50 per annum.
No. 250} east Nagshall street; s2i6 per agnum.
No. SIS north ZEN street fl5 por month.
No. 2.Oj east Clay street. fS por mouth.
No. 4i8 north ia street. SIS DOR month.
No. i4l3 Ross street. 500 per annu1.
NJ. 20s,i street: sl9 ~ per mouth
10. Us west Baker street: geo per month.
no. - Howard Grove; 50 per mouth.
No. lg9 west March 81 street SO per month.
No. SCI Reservoir street; SO per month.
No. 20 Reservoir street: 81 per month.
No. - Cedar street, 81 per month.
'PhOpO SEA JAMES s. ELAN,
ia FIT illS east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
by n. p. chaffin & Co,
Real Estate Auctioeesrs,
No 1 north Tenn street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SAIL Or
Brick DWELLING ON EAST siDk of
EIGHTH STREEe BEYOND Lgl6H, Dtsss.
NATEp AS No e33, AND CONTAINING slvn y
ROOMS AND KIrCuEi.--lJuf - ttSf FNuN
IN 10 FEET DkEP rO An ABILITY vi
the 0, two deeds of trust, the nrst teeorcoa M
Deed Boob 80 {, page as, AMI tas sscon' y.
Deed Book I3l c, page 70. kichnond CnsnselI
Court, the underslgnei, 81 the request OF 49,
fic.sres for defaait 10 paymsas OF debts seeare''
will sell By public aacsiSn on iss prsm'Ao'"A
TUESDAY, JAscAsr n, 1870,
AZ 40 O'Clock p. NJ, that cskrAlN LOT os
IAND. WITH rms IMPROVEMENT lahH-,
oS, iylng IN ire ely Of hichmond on ne ss''
side Of eighth street. nearly opposite ne my
me LOT frorts % feet with depth o. iss feet
accosdinx 70 Ares decd spd 40 feet according -
laet doed 20 an alley 70 fess vide.
Tho DWELLING contsips eizhs rooms W ~ =
order, n locstsd 10 asetions ard dssitHss
slgkborhood. aud viii make nice hone Ok
TEsxs: AZ csassnh ono ;hsst cash paisn.S
An three soual payments Of six tssavs, 80
elshtaen mon ths. with per cent fofsr>ss -.
Cared BIZ deed u trust ~ ~. cash 81 optssa y
rurchasSr. JULIUS StnAtS,
M s wssssSop.
Itusteos In 6fee 1e>d;
JANA fs-xA8ANiA
Tfosfoo n secoud 0seA
ssl& - = y caAysss : c.. Auaaaasss, =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
LOCATED Attic
Northeast corner Of Sixth and Leigh slFt'k
By request Of tho owner wa Will sell by o.
ten. % The premiscg, on
THuRSDAY. JannarY IS. 1890.

A. 4 o'clock p ". ue nioge tROAD-stkLi
PROPERLY. with c0u..sts oi sac Ncl-krON
oscee5inriy affrseHIc AL ys'rrpe hfsiacf'
properly alloinug inc iesrm'n lbe- g., .'
no south ID ie - Broad street l'igecn even
aud Flguth streets. o.. ntng ~ 'ct On Df'
street arf oyfeuiinr hrHs between fa'a'
lines j.. ie3t o. theatre 90, ueiis mo-
miraul arranged. sra1 ou'. srt .fhlti' o.
mo ie nly-cOistruciei np.te 81 innf 't
above aud oxcelleus cellar. CON alnl'f' u'sl
tho extra large ami han'som' snlolr' 81
twenty % roOms. nor iaciui DC hiEr n'
oxeali NJ pantry, Eitchsu, c'f-eti, .,. Ni.h
ana cod wafer. aad Eiiihr no .er &. nsenicf
throughout, high ceiling eel hgllei' y.
ventilated. anl In pert.,i orifr "ith ara
space for s.lch ADDITION aud enlargement a. mn'
be- desired.
The wsll-tnown popularity o. ihls hons''
very largo patronage which y " cnloyt p.
which n win always command. because ~ I
peculiarly al fantagoolS l0ratiou. ali '.niNf
mos. popUlar pleasure resorts an1 most 'ehi
~ 20 ,A'el, o. sho nl0st pa IA lont tust"
street. reader u oDe ~ the mos aiir."'fo
per.irs. whether tor business or Investment az
where % be f21Cd.
Aud o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
CuTICURA REsOLvENT,

IN. nav Blood aud skin Purifier and greatest
Of Bumor Remedies. internally. and CuTlcUsA'
the great skin Cure, and CuIicShA 500 ,,e Nv
exoulsite ska Besutiher. externally, cure e'oly
snrcies Of agonizng, itching. burning. scaiy, anu
phpiy numcrs and diseases OF me SKIN, SEP o,e
and blood. with loss Of hair. whether simp'e
scrofulous, or contagious, when al o'ner iei"0'
Sold everywhere. Price: CUrIcusA, sVe
so.p asr.: RYsoLvEYT. 81. Prepared py tne
PorrzR DRUa AND CHEMICAL COhfohAii'''
70 send for "How TO Cure skin Diseases, Oh
,ace.. 20 illustrations, and leo testimonials
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
TWO-MiLLlON SALE.
Twenty Properties Change Hands in Nash
and Halifax. n. G.
Especial telegram to the DisDaich.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dsph'cn-l
RALx1oH, N. c., January l0.---To-night
the largest party Of revenue officers ever
seen here left this city on raid into the
country near by. Every division deputy
in this revenue district is in the party and
very important captures will probably. be
made tomorrow. The party are after
moonshiners who, in that part of the
country to be visited, are numerous and
daring.
ZIG SALE.
II is learned to-day that the sale OF
mining and other properties in Nash aud
Halifax counties to English capitalists Will
represent two millions Of dollars. It is the
biggest transaction Oh record in this State,
MI. Campbell has been, IN England ionr
months arranging for It. Some twenty
properties change hands, among them gold
mines and very large vineyards. The
transaction may be regarded as virtually
completed.
cHxRRYuL rAnxlxd OUTLOOK.
President William Upchurch, Of the State
Agricultural Society. SAYS That II IS his be-
lief. after careful 6bseryations that the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
Lemon Elixir.

Lemon Elixir.
ITS WONDERFUL EFFECT on TIE LIVER,
STOMACH. BOWELS. KIDNEYS
AND BLOOD.
DR.. Noziey's Lemon EliIir Is pleasant lemon
drink that positively cures ell Biiiousness, Con-
siipatiou, Indigestion, Headache, Malaria, Kid
ney Disease, Dizziness, Colds, Loss OF Appetite.
Pevers, Ctllls. biotches. ffmpics, Pain IN back.
caused by disordercd liver, stomach, aud kid
neys the first great cause OF all fatal diseases.
20 cents and 81 per bottle sold by druggists.
prepared only by Ii. Motley, N. d., Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
CURED by OUTICURA.

am solng to tell you OF tho extraordin y, e,
,s.rss vour CuTrcuRt REyspfrs periorm,ea y, ~
me 6ost the LIST OF April last poticsu e@w
rad pmples Ike coming out al over ~ y ,sssc
mt thought nothing OF II until sonie s,us as.er
an wnsu II began 10 LOOK iiEe spots o. nol ,s..
snosted on, and which came on IN leye.s, svsrv
sssn,sJ Win iicbing | would scrsEn os -.
pr,ght until was raw, then the next nigns snS
scales, being formed mean wbic were -, h.a.s
osi again. In vain did consult All TIE aoc.v ,.
10 the country, bur without aid AFTER gas,os ~
~, hopes Of recovery happened 70 see Al ~
vartiser,ent In the newspaper about your Sor l,
ezra REMEDIES and purchased Them from u,i ~
drrreist and obtained almost immedtate rea 40,
+ bcgan TO notice that the scay eruptions grana-
ais dropped on and disappeared one ~ onv,
a and have bean fulIy cured. had tho disease
thirteen months before | began isxin s.e sSs
currcrgA REusDrEs, and In four or nse wee -. 40
VISA entirely cured. Ny disease was eczem ,. au-
psorins,s. 1 recommend the cUricusA n. 100,
psEs 10 ali in my vicinity, and know o. srso 90.
many who have taken them and thaus Dle -.
the knowledge OF them. especially uio'nv'S S 80
have babes with scaIy eruptions on their nSa ~
and bodies Il cannot express IN mos1S I'm I'm
thanss 70 YOU My body was coFefsu Va VA
sreles and / was an awful spectacle 10 peno'u-
Now nv skin Ia as clear as baDys ,...
~'~'' - or COT HX. MPrTlll, w bs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
j. B. ELAN. Aue.ionecr.
c,rvo ,.rcssoSp--to wit,

VIRGINIA, CRY on hrcHnoSD-to wit:
I. Charles w. Go3diD, ciork Of ,hs Chance y
Court on tho city OF Richmond. ID hereby cert
thst on the i0,b cay Of January, 10. ~ =. ~
sr.,son duly 1gA..aei Ia my sal court es spctii
commissioner IN tho csse o, i0aeg %. tohu
81 oIs.. sud gAyo bond as such sccotdins io,'1"
Given under my hand tbs ION Gay 81 Jsn -i
~ $50 CHARLES ". G0DOiN.
~. Clcrk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12

No one thinks OF travelling without car
yying along Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
A snccEssFuL RusE.
APATEIyAL INTRUSION.

There is a remarkable sensation in Union
county. Emmett Gray loved the daughter
of Jonathan Berry. and became q frequent
visitor at her home. Old man Berry did
not like the young mon, and forbade MN
Groy called nc Berry's. and he was met at
the door by the young lady and ushered
into the parlor. The two were chatting
merrily when the old man came to the
door. and seeing young Gray, he at once
inmped in upon him. and lively fight fol-
lowed. The young lady tainted, but that
did not stop the battle. Old Mrs. Berry
hearing the fight. came rushing in from
tho kitchen with kettle of boiling water,
which she began to pour over the young
man. This rash act was, however, stopped
before much damage was done. Gray LETT
n much mead mn vQunO man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
by Joseph b. DAvis. Auchoaser.
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