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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
SENATOR FEB. VANCE
he RECEIVES AN ENTHUSIASTIC ovA-
TON IN AsHEVILLE.
ments-A Warning Against Neglect
ing 90 Register and Vote.
Special telegram to me Dispatch.I


AsHEvTLnE, N. G., October 25.-Sena-
tor Vance arrived at Biltmore to-day on
the early morning train from the East.
He was received by Captain w. e.
Breese, president of the Swannanoa
Democratic Club, and 9 committee. lie
took breakfast with the committee at the
residence of Captain Breese. About
noon no was escorted into the city
by the Swannanoa Club in uniform
mounted and preceded by HulPs Band.
He rode in an open carriage, and was
loudly cheered along the streets.
A ROYAL WELCOME.
e The Opera House was filed by an en-
thusiastic crowd OF ladies and gentle
men. who gave him q royal well
come. His speech was principally on
the tariff and the protective policy OF
the Republican party, and was remarka-
bly, plain, forcible, and convincing. he
alluded briefly to the force bill, and ex-
pressed the opinion that the Senate
woald pass it.
THE RESULT OF NEGLECT.
He said that if oil the really Demo-
cratic districts OF North Carolina had
done their duty in the last congressional
election, instead of there having been at
the beginning of the last Congress a
Republican majority in the House of
three there would have been a Demo-
cratic majority of one. Great disasters
come from neglect in little things. The
price of liberty was eternal vigilance.
He advised harmony between the Farm
ers' Alliance and the Democratic party,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
A Friend of the Dispatch.

LEwIsBURo, W. Va, Oct. %, 1890.
To tho Editor Of the Dispatch;
All honor to the DISPATCH. l also
was at its birth. having walked to Rich
mond as lad OF eighteen years in ls4s.
/ can well recall the first copy published,
Hugh K. Peasants editor. have never
failed to read your paper since, when
could get it. Peasants was good
writer. The success OF the DISPATCH
was greatly due to the young element
who recognized in its columns
and the management, which was
American progress, setting in at
that time. The other dailies were
political in composition and ably edited
by some Of the finest heads aud minds
ofthat day Politics were running high
in 1850 on the free suffrage clause put in
the revised Constitution OF Virginia. l
gave my first vote (Whig) for George w.
Summers, from Summers county, now
West Virginia Well do ] remember
Henry X. Ellyson o. one OF the best
organizers OF Wing clubs that Richmond
ever had; the lamentsd John Wright,
James Il. Crenshaw, James X.
Leigh. Davy Lambert Charley AL
len, Clodoma Burton, and host
Of other young bloods including
your humble servant In my opinion
no canvass Was ever conducted and better
organized than 1850 and 1851. soon be-
came friend OF the late James A. Co
vasdin. Who was always the young mans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26

| fr;erd His normal condition was that Of
gontIeness, and he was companionsble to
IT, last Well do remember the many
~alks through the Capitol Square, OF
wh;cb he was so proud. shall never
f.,l 10 appreciate old and new friends
- .;ckness and health. Although nom
resident of my native city, l love her all
The same. and when in health it was my
highest ambition to add all that l could
20 her Advancement, population, and
vssltb But, like many, | have had to
,etire from the active marts OF business
and seek rest and comfort in very quiet
way. ~ =,
Greenbrier White Sulphur for few days
on nv way to the ancient and historic
town Of Lewisburg, w. Va. The political
caldron is boiling over in this mineral
State and the Mckinley bill is relied on
10 carry it Republican. The Democrats
have able speakers on the stump, and
thew arc handling the tariff without
gloves on common woollens. pearl-but-
tons, &c. Yours, ETC., q. WATKINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
A WORD FOR GOVERNOR M'KlNNEN.
Accomac One of the Most Prosperous aud
FIourfshine Agricultural Counties.
OyAScoCK, VA, October "a, 1880.


OyAScocK, VA, October "a, 1890.
To The Editor of the Dispatch:
find in the Weekly Dispatch Of Oc-
tober Sd the following piece OF informa-
ton given to areporter by Governor Nc
Kinney concerning the agricultural
status on the Eastern Shore OF Virginia !:
"The people on the Eastern Shore arc
engaged almost entirely in the oyster
and fish business, and devote very little
of their attention to agriculture.
This information must have been given
TO the Governor by some one living on
the flats of Pocomoke river who had not
seen or heard much of his county. The
truth is, Governor, Accomac Is one OF
the most prosperous and fourishing ag-
ricultural counties of the State. 1t will
have sold at the end Of this year over
million dollars worth of agricultural pro-
ducts, clear OF all costs except the cost
of production. Now, Governor, can
Prince Edward make a showing like
this. or can any of the larger counties
make much better one !? Farming pays
in Accomac, and many OF the farmers are
making money. Thrift and progress are
seen on every side. Comfortable resi-
dences. large storohouses, and fine
churches are constantly going up ell
over the county as if by magic. We
have the New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk railroad running through the
middle of the county, carrying nigh on
to three hundred thousand barrels OF az
ricultural products to New York and
Philadelphia, four large steamers making
eight weekly trips to Baltimore. and
fifteen or sixteen large schooners all
freighted during tho season with farm
products to Baltimore.
The oyster and fish industry OF the
county is comparatively very small. The
people living ON strip of land border
ing on the Chesapeake in the upper part
Of the county mile wide and fifteen
miles long and those on Chincoteague
island are engaged for the most part in
this business, and besides these very few
others. There are are few pound-nets
in the lower part of the county on the
Chesapeake side, but those owning
these nets are engaged also in farming.
There are only three OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in the county-one on the bay and two
on the sea. In conclusion l will say
that the people of Accomac are en-
gagged almost entirely in farming and
paw very little attention TO the fish and
oyster business / would be very glad
if the Governor would make us a visit,
aud especially during the month Of
July or August, and be would then sec
for himself the fourishing condition OF
our fields and farmers, and if ho will
come we will gladly treat him to all the
Injuries Of the season. h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
The BROAD Street Yiaduct.

TO the Edstor Of the Dtspotch:
! crave the privilege Of a portion OF
your valuable space for the purpose Of
ventilating the views OF your various
correspondents in their articles referring
70 the Bposd-street visduot. all Of which
have read with great interest.
so far 40 have been able to ascertain,
the reasons urged by them for building
the bxidgo are summed up as follows:
1. To provide level walk-way from
the Esst 10 the West End,
3. Making beautiful drive, from
which o grand and magnificent view Of
our noble city can be obtained, and hava
ing something in our midst like they
have in Kurope
8. Tho property-holders of Church
Hill are clamorous for the bridge.
4. A private corporation is anxious TO
build Tho bridge, provided certain con-
csssiops are made 10 it
B. The same old cry 10 catch the I'M
wary, cit viii DO beneficial 10 the work
ingnsn by giving them cheap homes
near tho ceR.re of the city,"
Have those who are SO very anxious Of
having this bridge for the purpose OF &C.
complaining the aforementioned results
ever reflected upon tho other side Of the
question and upon the great wrong and
grievous outrage they would perpetrate
upon the rights Of private property and
interests?
IL Is well settled maxims OF law "that
the rights Of property must be made
subscrvieptto public welfare, and "that
private interests must be made sub
Servient to the general interest OF the
community"
II it possible so TO comfort these
maxims as to make it proper TO irrepara-
bly, injure and destroy the property and
interests Of one ward in the city in Or
der TO "boom" tho corn-iislds on the
eastern extremity
il IL . good financial policy for our
city, whose treasury is IN such condition
= not to admit OF appropriations 10
Many very urgent demands for necessary
md essential improvements aud with lie
oonded debt in such close proximity 10
~ tinit % sxpsnd bstwssa 100000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
THE OLD DOMINION
Il BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND VA

This company inv'tos the attention OF the
people OF Richmond 70 It's simple and practical
plsn for enabling persons Of small means 10 So
cure homes OF their owe.
The company will lend monoy on real esssse
70 within % per cont. ~ the appraised value, 20
be returned In small monthly instslmsnts
scarcely more than tho ordinary monthly rect
Ass simple investment the shares OF tho com
pany arc worry desirable because OF the fact TIL
they represent the smallest possible risk win
The largest profit the security being always real
estate.
ladies' or other persons OF means not abba or
willing 70 engage In active business pursuits
can by On Investment Ia he shares OF this COM
pany bccoms practically partners In an exten-
siye, active, and probable business, under tho
management OF men with tho best business
qualities and Of large and varied experience.
For full particulars thOs9 desiring 70 invest or
10 borrow will please call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
MS cast Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
PoWHATANs SUBSCRIPTION.
Testing the validity of the $4,000 stock
In the Il. K r. II. Il.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
PowHATAS, October "a, 1890
Our Circuit Court adjourned this
morning after a session of six days.
Judge Irving disposed Of q number OF
all that WAS ready on the cbancery
docket but the most OF the term was
taken ND with the cases testing the va
lidity Of the subscription by the county
to the stock Of tho Fdrmville aud Pow
hatan railroad OF $4,000. Mr. G.. l..
Davis, whose farm lies near Moseley's
Junction and over which the railroad
runs for about three quarters OF mile,
had brought suit before the County
Court to recover possession Of his land
on the ground that the condemnation
proceedings taking bis land were illegal.
The County Court decided against him
and Judge Irving sustained the judgment
OF the County Court, and as one or moro
of the judges OF the Court OF Appeals
have refused TO grant sHpersedeaS the
result is uncertain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
He Thought so.


A middls-sged woman called at q
Grand-River avenue drugstore the
other evening and asked for morphine,
and the clerk replied to her request
with:
lis il for your husband p"
"Oh, no SIR l haven't got any,"
"You don't think OF suicide Z"
"Far from it,
"What DO you take it forf"
"Must ! tell, Sir 2"
"You must"
"Well, then, don't you think that 0
woman forty years old, who has had her
first offer OF marriage loss than an hour
ago, naturally wants something TO quiet
her nerves and give her good nights
sleep ?"
The druggist thought 90. and ahe got
her nerve.soother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
VIRGINIA sTEAMBOAT -,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ;sxr1.sss.I
' COMPANY for tne sEAshOkk. s.hss<k.--As'.
Cheapest and most pleasant rout, - Oh
POIST, YIhGISA BEACH. OCEAN VIEW.
NORFOLK .PoRTsAOUrH. NSWPOhr SEMs'
CLAREhOhT, aud JAABshl'Ah l-AND'
INGs ~ elegant saloon steamer AHiEL
Leaving hlchm ond sYRkI MONDAY, Adm ID
DAY, AMI rKIDAI sE 7 A. n. etreet-cars 20
ciTecily 20 sieamors wharf Fare 70 Ola Poini
or Norfolk, TLS0: second class. 81.
Connections At Old Point ami Norfolk closely
win oil lines for northern cisios Nuzinia Beach.
and ocean Wow samo afternoon. James river
By daylight Great tourist lima cheapest
route.
through tickets on steamer and at Garoors
Agency, 100 Main s.reoL Baggage checked
n Tough. stAie-fooms engaged Tor day or night
Freight received daily FOR NORFOLK. POINTS
MOUTH, OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. allan
Tic AND DANYlLLR. Rnd FARNYlLLR AND
pOWHATAN X X STATIONS, and WASH
IRGTOS, ID. O., all points IN Kasiern North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and all regular Iani-
ipgs on the JAm0s riyor. az lowest rstos and
through bills Issued
No. Iii7 Main street. and koSksytA
lawn Wkis.GEA Freight and Passenger AgeuA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
Too Literal.

Mrs. Pussley: You won't do O thing
to please me now, and yet before We we're
married you said you would go through
fire and water for me.
Pussley: So would. my dear. The
water would put the fire out, you know.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
and warned the latter against Internal
dissensions.
NcEspunY Arrnnrra

-Four separate attempts were made yes
terday by some one yet unknown to
burn the residence of Captain W. Il.
Breese, president OF the First National
Bank of Asheyille. Another attempt was
made to-day. During the speech OF
Senator Vance Captain Reese received
news of it by telephone. and he and 8
portion OF the club left the Opera House
hurriedly. Fortunately this attempt, as
well as the others. was discovered In
time to prevent confagration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
Chicago Way Ahead.

Fastener sec Chicago proposes TO
divide up the Worlds Fair among two or
three different sits.
Chicago Man: Yes, stree. No old
fashioned one-ring circus for us. sir |;
no, sir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
RAILROAD rINES.
Q3 ~ cf--T---7 -T----r--- --p-r----~-
NJ NJ s''sS~~',ssg v'fsses'rT; ~, 80 :;
CHESAPEAhE AND OHIO RAII.
~ WAY COMPANY

II
~ WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE IN BYrgCr OCTOBER n ian
LEAVE SIcHS0xD
$50 A N. Daily FOR OH Pola. aai Nsr,,n,
tuAr Car Richmond 10 Ola pa.
fl:oo a. u. Express, daily iOr Cincinnati pan
man Palace Car Nirfurrs f8 s0,.
oeycrte. ani P4Npaa sles9sr ca
lotSsviis - CiDciRnaa. Chair =,
Ola P0int % Richmond
$50 p. n. EIprcss daily Tor on Point ~ Nor.
folk. Pullman s.eopiax Car O'ae.a.
nsl 20 CD fO.aL
$50 p. n Aeon 1oiat3u, excegt sgaisy. 5f
thArio.t.sfIllA
$50 r. N. he =. p v. Llmnei taIr parnn
Sleeping Car Oh Point b. Nln-n.sl
so.li F9sa5lis train. via D.aiazCas
end fullfEals OhAIsttesTilis 81 ia.
einnsH sni Pullnaa " L0aIr.a
rsAIss .saIys Ar RICHMOND.
f:t5 4. v. ant 2:iS p. n. daily from Cia.ia,,u.
sl3 A. II dsny. srcsps sunday. from Lar.
l0t.esvlus.
1870 A. NJ. ami 7;ls P. N. daily from Norfolk
COOP. N. Fret iht from Cnarloi'esyi.is eE,.p,
sunday, carries passengers
Station: Broad street ueAr Seventeenth.
JANEs-RIYsR DIVISION
Caichmonc AID Allegheny EsIroail
IEAys RICHMOND.
200 A. N. daily for iynchburg Lexington a.,
Chiffon Forge.
80 r y. for Lyu1hoprg encog, sunday Sleep
ing Car for BALCONY Fs. .A tr,is
leaves Lyhchburg ai1l3 ASdaIg
for Lexington ani C.l'i1n FarsA
fRsrss AsRfys Ar siCusOsn
ESQ ". daily from Clifton F0rFa
Gao A NJ eIoeps sunday from clifton Foff.
LexinC,on. AL Lyn-hhurL
s,snon Eiss2 aad Canal spe,..
h.. MULLER
Genera Passenger AseaI
q W.sTavESs. geRorAl supsrinteatenI 'sn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26

"Why do you put up that sign,
Hands OF, on the outside Of your
bulding?" because my men are on
q strike."-Bostos Saturday Evening
GQzeffe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
Y0RK-RlYER LlNE,yu wEsrPoISr.
THE FAyoRrE RoUrE NORTH

LIZA r. hitl AVND
TRAIN s. M. 500 % a..
LOCAL E&PREss, dolly sept sunisJ sioo,
ct all stations. A. Lester HAa0r c0uuoca ia
stage Tor NakorIon. wish Baltimore sieansfh
West PoiuL
TRAIN Na Sc. as ~ "
BALTIMORE LIMIT 40 isuy except suhssf
for West Point connecting Nilh fofk. hifsf
steamers Tor Baltimore. At Bslum1Is sieautp
connect with Baltimore sud Onto railroad %
Washington, PhilsdelphiA ani New forL
Steamers l0sys Baltimore h. N. daily, tf'sgi
SUNDAY
Trains arrive at Richmond Dis A. ". ssa ls,A
A. N.
TRAIN 20 -. 40 NJ.
LOCAL MIXED. dGliJ except sundsr isa's,
Treny-thlrl stree. f0r West folni sad issso
mediate points.
IleEstoneo al station foot Of virginia slrs,.
Opoa A. ST. 20 4. ST. and from 9H N. - Z. }
A AZ.
CRY nohetoHcs -eorusr Of roau sai a,a
susetA
SOL HAAS JAS J. TAYLOR
TrAhic Manager General Passenger Agsak
JOSEPH >. POTTS. Division Passenger AxsaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
ChPSTZrD THE BOAT,
Making Up the Difference,

Making Up the Difference.
Texas siftingsl
Jones: Moses. it strikes me that those
trousers are too short.
Moses Isaacs: Veil, mine friend. | give
yon coat that's just a little too long to
make up the difference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26

A 'Of llsaO IOID.
SCALED proposals viii b received until II
O'Clock noon TUESDAY, Novem Der II, 1890, for
ERECTING THE BUILDING q Tho Young Mems
Christian Association, northwest corner Front
AMI Mulberry streets, Wilmington, \. C. d.
mensions 56xi67 feet, ihree and four stories, and
70 30 built OF brick and brownstono. Plans and
Specifications are ct the rooms Of tho Young
Mems Christian Association, IA building Of the
banz Of New Hanover. and parties desiring TO
bid can see terms and conditions slong With
plans and specifications by applying 10 the
undersigned. The committee reserves tho right
10 reject any and ell BIDS
G. NJ BusEY.
oc 2i-3t General Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
ANOTHER SUIT.

At this term of the Circuit Court Mr..
Davis has brought suit against the
railroad for damages on the same ground
that the proceedings were Illegal, and
the jury after they had spent day in
going down ten miles to view the prem
ises were divided, and no result was at
tanned. The suits in chancery, one by
Davis and two by the Board OF Super
visors, against the railroad came up on a
demurrer, which was decided in favor OF
the railroad by the Court.
Judge Irving will hold a special term
TO end these various proceedings-for
there are others pending-at some time
before the next term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26

Sound advice. II you have Q bad cold
invest rs cents in Dr. Bulls Cough
nysan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
HER CONDITION CRITICAL.
Mrs. Woodrow Stricken with Paralysis
Two Fishermen Rescued.

Mrs. Woodrow Stricken with Paralysis
Two Fishermen Rescued.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
CDABEMoNT, VA, October 25.-Mrs.
Woodrow, mother OF Fred. Woodrow,
author of " Nobody Knows" an associ-
ate editor Of the Age Of Steel, an indus
trial paper published at st. Louis, was
stricken with paralysis at her residence
here last night She IS in critical con-
dition.
CAPSIZED THE BOAT.
Two white fishermen left their cabins
on the Chickahominy this morning to
look after their lines in James river and
while hosting their sail for their return
home a gale Of wind struck them, cap
sizing the boat and throwing both men
into the water. They succeeded in over
turning the craft and getting upon it and
waited there until the arrival Of tho
steamer Mccall, which took them on
board. The men had been on the canoe
for about three hours, and were almost
dead from exhaustion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
PROPOSALS.

TINTED STATES ENGINEERS
u Office, 90jH east Main street. Richmond,
Va, October IS. 1900 Proposals for dredging sn1
excayating rock from tho channel Of the James
river near Richmond, Va, for tho construction
OF mattress dykes and tettios will be received
until noon Of DECEMBER 9. 1890. and then
opened. Attention IA invited 90 Acts q Congress
approved February 20, 1885. and February 70
1857, Volume %, page 332, AMI Volume -. page
<l4 Statutes az Large. Information can be had
on application 70 Mr. c. T.. Z. Burgwyn, a5H
east Main street, Richmond. Va WILLIAM r.
CRAlGHlLL, Colonel Corps Of kngineers,
United states A my. Oc 20it&Do bSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26

HON. J. TAYLOR ELLYsoN, PRESIDENT
Directorsi
J. TAYLOR ELLYSON,
NORMAN v. RANDOLPH,
FRANK r. SUTTON,
JUHN y. PUkCELL.
JOHN :. ELLErr su sl-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26

DICHMOND. EREDERlCKSBUBB
III AND POTOMAC RAiLKOhD-scAsis.
commanding APRIL ~, lsls-eAsgsrg ssss3s
uWH.
SIS 4 n leaves ByEd-sxsA sAnOa Dam
stops only a. Ashland b0taHeiA, a.
ford. sad fredsrcksOsry hrootsaii
Wldowztsr hscpsr - nsSoiAs1la
and Rev YorI
il,ss A. NJ leaves Byrd street. ssas)a daily 90
e1c0p, SUNDAY b4n1g fariof ~
hIclinOua " b. ashilg i0E.
a<,P. n leaves BIrtSu.a stsE9a dslt
Sleeper h.rdmlnf - Nes loFH
s,cA n arrives a. Byri sIsss stAa9a Gal.
Sleeper from k9s fSsN
Esp. N srriVss az Byrisuosi sisaoo -
s1oys 81 Ireiercuy3fl -
BOWEL, a1i AahlAaA 2ss2af -.
WAsnl ns,oa sn5 hos 9fI Ds"s"
SAP Il arrive, as Byra-sHsss siAi9a AN
ox,ept SUNDAY Buffet Eaf.qf ~
Wssainst0i ~ MoAmouL
ASHLAND rKAISs
p4nr ucsrr sUsOkr,
saA NJ leaves Rita AFriEsI a. Asaisii
la A. a
.ccyx sosomn1isssa leaves syriss'r
sAnon, arrives 81 AsaisAl 80
es<P. n lsavos Eloa ARRIVES a. A.--A-A !"
.1A n sTiIs. slsA Leaves A.slsAi ntD
NJ sNS.o-nmot.t,oa arrives 81 bvt
svss, slAuoa. is.Tss Ashlsai q"
An 5000.
sisP. n srri,ss 81 eta k@rs AsaiAai
TAYLOR Trs-s asa.s's
RED. hrzn, Gsaer.l sspsrls'salsaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-

NORFOl4h AND WESTERN KALI
~ sOAn
sCBEDULE IN EYgECr sAYii. Ioh
TWO TRAISs DAILY 10 sORFOLk AID
LYECa8CRA
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYkD-sTggEr STATION
szoA. n DAILY va Pessrsbart -hijlnons aIi
NORFOLK fhro "a tEgrcs, AlrlFs a..
Norfolk lgB T. 81. sops only 40 20.
totspgrk ana bgloh. se1bai
tgiu, lssysE fotorsoufz - 1852 a.
II. AMI arrlriuz al Norf1i4 az =. ".
ftots 90 al stsiCns
eGA. Y. Daily, ia Pogsrsunrg Arrive a.
Peisrseurg 1918 A. NJ No isa'ss
Petersburg 1913 A. u. f1f Yarn.
Vile. LyDrhtoff. ami az pJia~ sosa
Esp II 5sny. 80 ao.srIogr. Ari,, %
torlbury B. 8 2. A.. iears petsn0Irs
90 ?. N. dailE GnTlns AOrsIi
q. b.
1870 p. N. Daily, V,s Po,enbmz Aui', ii
Petersburg I2Jl A. H.. ooauecraf
vitn rrsa No l. leaving Pssef, 3fi
az Isa0 A. NJ ~ Fsrmnla LF1-b.
bark fosahon ~ AMI al sosa
soslh aAi \ go
100 A. N. Dsly. 80 blfkoulie, Tor FhrnulS
LynchbafS, slo c9-ih. al hoa
PULLMAN sLKgPlNG-oAa AoCOhdODs
TlOks
No. ,-slssplnE-car from Potersbary - br,s
visbous ehABgA leaving fciorspr< 4ahF u
ls:,o 4. H.. add Lyacnsus 70 s'mpai' siia'
on, onsDse
No 3-LyuchOlfK " Roma ani hoaaos .
kemphls without chslEA
TteSeta bazsago-cBcckS en- al infornAnoi
can 10 obtained ~ Richmond All FsSSrtus
ralIroat Depot A. ". G1rDsrA ~ dala s.ssss
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A GREAT BENEFIT.

The railroad is OF great benefit to all
parts of the county except those near
the Richmond and Danyille, which runs
through one corner a short distance,
and those near the Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad, which is very inconye-
nient, as the James river separates it
from our county.
The timber products of the county
for railroad-ties and timber-hitherto
useless, are now giving employment to
labor and supporting many who would
without it follow the example of the
many who have removed from the coun-
ty in the last few years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26
GOOD BUT SMALL,

A good but small crop OF tobacco has
been secured by our farmers and it is
now nearly about cured. The crop OF
corn is better one than we have had
for several years On tho whole the
farmers are in better spirits We have
unexampled fine weather this fall. Frost
is SO far month behind. A second
crop of raspberries is in the gardens
and a new shower Of flowers on the trel-
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