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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-17

By virtue OF deed of trust from the Marshall
Manufacturing Company 10 &. &. hcttao ana \.
" Boye, trustees, dated october - u I, snd
duly recorded. Will. a. surviving trustee Deihg
thoreto required by The holder o. one M N
with res luton Of tn" s;Oy kholders adoptci on
the 2ith day OF June, 1880, sell by public ancuoh'
GU the premises. on
THURSDAY, Ocro3EE l6. 1890,
beginning al II o'clock NJ, me NAsL ABLE
CoIION-MILLS above referei 10, consisting OF
the mali building, sOXIoJ itet' lou, SORES niBh
loom house. 12xiOO feet, two stories high. tho
drst floor OF which j. used A. packing and
storage room picker house win mixing room,
sS159 feet: cotton house Ohrs-proofl, capacity Of
two hundred bates, besides al "sIeE necessary
buildings for mot ye-pOwer. olices, &C.
me machinery "a IA good conaitOa and mostly
NJ modern patterns, aud has daily capacity for
2. 500 pounds 4-yari brown snirtlng and sheetng,
or ] 100 yards. ,., ,,..,,,, a..
owner OF tho land furnishing water from the
Manchester canal az reasouaolo rate, aud she
lease Is perpetual ~, IL, -, ,,x,
After the sale Of the mill, VIII sell SIX
DOUBLE TENEMENT FhAnE no. SIS siiu-
eted on the south side OF Fourth street between
Fyerettand stocSt n streets, aud the LOT, upon
which they stand, fronting togo.hor about lsv
feet These houses Will De so.d as whols or
separately, as may De deenot oss1 AZ rue utho
Of sale. The tenements are rented TO employees
Aud Immediately thereafter I will sell, in par
cells Of rooyen,ent size, $50 feet OF VACANT
LAM IN The north side Of Fourth street between
Everett aud stockton. These lots are desirable
Ths NIL. buildings and machinery are 10 Q
GOOD conaiiioo, and the brands OF their product
Are we'll Known aud highly appreciated.
Ors ~ the great advantages Of the above-de-
scr,bed Cotton "a lling property Is ts location In
tho con!re Of transportation py potn ran and
water. A., .,
ton, aud tho sale Is necessitA'ca by tho winding
For further Information apply to G. A. PEpLE.
srp 20 m snctoneer at Richmond, Va
Ts.ns: one nth Of the purooass-money must
n. n.id IN casn, aud the residue in three equal
inss.im.nls At six, twelve, and eighsseu months
from the day Of sale the credit payments o BE-
ssasa and secured by deed OF trust upon The
property. ron.-,v In -
purrnsssr on tho Iss day Of November. lsy0.
n. W, bOWE,
ss:asod surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-17
~ FRANK d. I'LL q Co.,
Konl Estata At.stiouecrs.

rNRUSTEE'S SALE or MEDIUM
L SIZED ASD COMFORTABLY FRAME
DWELLlNG-uOCSE 80. s17 NHh1n IWtN ~
SEVENTH STREET. WIEN y AND y
STKEET9.-By vir,uo ~ = decd o; trust from a.
h. Pryle api Yifc. OF record ID Clerks ofl's
~ Richmond tha rrry C0uri, Dee i-tooE l,S V,
page $50. default having Co., luqIe Dc ihe paf-
men. OF "A ,ertaln uCto theroin secured. and
having been reIuesio. so % 10 Dog tns b'n"i-
ciari-s In sail decd, we gin sci. - pubic aUc-
zion, % The premi.e'. ON
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ., is41,
a; O'Clock T.. NJ. he REAL ESTATE described
a. above. The HOUSE Is nearly new qui cone
fa.as about six rooms besides 0the- 1901 prove
m.nts. and rs boo good rcpsic Tho LOT fronts
81 f-1a fOet 10y ~ feet % al alloy in common ID
fee. vide. mi. is yolr opportunity t3p1rchase
n snLg home.
TEris: Cash. for expenses o. sale and n1'e
S2G2-, with interest from ln.y >, lSs4. SOD
January :. 1884,. i2r,!lJuty s., 1891, ali ;''1 do
July =. 1891; balance on terms aIfouI''i on Jag
O: sale. LOU RAWLINGS.
J.. RAND. NELLFOND,
"a II Trustees.
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RAILROAD LINrs.
q II -Ess ,W9y. sEy,gI

n n 1sszs ,ssa. E.g
EARMVILLE AND POWHATAy
Il RbfLKOAD
GENERAL OFFICE 100 EAST MAIN sTprsr
SCHEDULE ~ gFFECT AUGUST 4. ~ -
LsAyz RICHMOND.
BIB a. u, tid Atlantic Coast .Ius Ter Hero.
Sis z. NJ, va Ausntc Coast Lac Tor 8I,,,'N
pock and intsrmoflais stations
60 A. NJ, rtd Richmond sni Jsnviiis. D. e-,-.
vile. and sll stations w-st o. As.s...
Junction.
800 p. NJ, ria Richmond and Dsnyilie 'or g.,..
vile, and al stations sosi Of N....,,
Junction.
500 r. NJ, RIA Richmond ard Dsnvlilo. for ,t,-
garter AMI Wlnprp0ek.
AsgIyg AZ RICBk0Hn
o.i0 A. ", via Atant. Coast fiae, frUrn WHIT.
pock AM iniefmeilata ststl.l.
$50 y. NJ, ria htsntc oAst iire from Bs.s,-t.
si5 A. u. ria Richmond AoI DanrlIla. =,
fnrmYllle, ani al Stations 49,
NOse!ey Junction.
s:t5 A. ", ria kichmpni and DanVilie. r.,
-kinguarter anf W.uterps.k.
All trains daily except sunday
For tickets, baggage -ctectr f.rnstafT.S A..
call upon A. ". GAhBkh AfAlUr toast 80
aBd klchmoni aai DAlViile I...a
T. " bilhlNGf
General lat.slsBs Asslt
JAMES K WEnrn. GsIorai Manager a.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-17
By Denoon. Upper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
No. s2l Main street.

NTADDOX-HILL REAL ESTATE
vi FOR SALE BY AUCTION, PhoNnd,N,Ss
s75 FEET on JAMES STREET NEAR LITTLE
PACK sTRRkr.--Ws are requested py "s
owner TO sell ny auction, on tho premises Oh
FRIDAY, SEPfHNBKR 10, 49, ,rx
at s O'Clock 7. NJ. the above PROPER =. .
email Frame Dwelling. which rents weh' ~ v"
the place. $40 .,,,
This point commands fins view OF tne CIV.
IL convenienit 10 the Chesapeake and onlV 'Iops
and the kichmoad Locomotive Works, ahu -
nne sito tos building purposea
TERAs: At sale. IN
DENooy, TUPPER = CO..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-17
Highest of all in Iaveninc pover Govt Report Avg 1885,
RH,A!:!! B BSx5sg3!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY Frank ID. Hill Il Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL
i FRAME DWELLING AND GOOD LOT OF
LAND on THE NORTH SIDE OF TAYLOR
STREET, DISTANT G6 FEET EAST OF ROBIN
son STREET, THENCE RUNNING EASTERLf
ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF TAYLOR
STREET AND FRONTING THEREON 30 FEET,
THENCE BACK AND BETWEEN PARALLEL
LINES 1872 FEEE-By virtue OF q deed Of trust
recorded In the Clerks Ofico 81 Iienriso County
Court, In Deadlock III, page 80, default moving
been made In the payment OF two notes e. erein
secured. and having been requested 30 10 DO by
the beneficiary therein secured, will sell, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, $3.50.
at o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY located ma
above. The HOUSE il almost new and contains
four or Ave rooms and is worry de'iraoiy situated
for investment
TERMS: Expense. OF sale and n note for $3.50
with interest from December %. 1888, sni Al
other note for 1896 with interest from December
go, 1889. cash: the balance upon such terms as
may DO announced on day Of sale.
SAMUEL F. WADDILL, Trustee.
Sale by FRANK d. HILL & Co. Ancloneefs.
50 6
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What is Scrofula

I.is that inpurty in tho blood. which. aceumu-
,,,inr in the glands Of tho neck. produces un.
slightly Jumps or swollings; which causes painful
Ynnpipg sores on the arms. legs, or feet; which
developes pcers in the eyes. cars or nose. often
e,r,ing bllndness or deafness; which Is the origin
~ plrnple,. cancerous growths, or many other
Manifestations usually ascribed to "humors.'
Iti,amore formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scroiula combines the worst
possibIe features Of both Being the most ancient,
it's the most general OF all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free fronit it.
How can It be oured2 By taking Hoods sarsa-
narilla. which. by the cures 1t has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections OF the blood
Hoods sarsaparila is unequalled, and some OF tho
euresitha. effected arc really wonderful Hyou
,prer from scrofula in any Of Its various forms,
be sure to give Hoods sarsaparilla a trial
Hoods SarSaparilia
Sold by all druggists. 81; six fors5. Preparedonly
byC. |. HOOD CO., Apotheearies, Lowell Mas.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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CUTIcURA REsoLvRsT,

the new blood purifier. internally 10 cleanse the
blood Of all impurities and poisonous elements,
and thus remove the csuse), and CUriCURA the
great skin cure, and CUTIcuRA SOAP, an exquisite
skin purifier aud beautifer, externally 10 clear
the six n ana scalp and restore the hsir) cure
every disease and hlmor OF the skin. scalp, and
blood, from infancy 10 age, from pimplos to
scrotula.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUrlcUBA 50c +;
SOAR, Csc: REsoLvEsT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Bos-
ton.
~ Send for "How 70 Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, % illusTations, 100 testimonials
DItgPLRs, black heads, red, rough chapped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-17

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
4 Farm AND ALL INPROV EN- \ IS
THEREON ON new BRIDGE OR NlNE-MlLE
ROAD. KNOWN ~ No. > n THE DIVISION OF
RECBEN BLAKY'S ESTATE. CONTAINING
1872. ACRES BY PLAT o. RECORD IN OFFICE
HFNRICO COURT, DEED-BOOk To-, PAGE 81,
BEING THE SAME LAND CONVEYED 10
JACOB WATCHER BY r. II. KUHN, TIKI SFEE,
AND OTHERS, JANUARY !, iSs], ABOI ONE
MILE FROM RICbMOSD-THE IMPROVE
NENTS CONSIST OF MEDIUM-sIZE DWELL
ING, BARN. OIL-FACTORN, Ec.-By virtue %
q deed Of trust from Jacob Watcher and wife 70
w. l.. Cowardn and ". II. Mccarthy, trustees,
recorded I'm CLERKS Office ot Heniico County
Court ia Deadlock il2, page 32l, default having
been made IN the payment OF certain nego-
table note therein secured and being required
20 10 DO by bencnciaries, will sell at auction on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1870,
on the premises, at - o'clock NJ. tho PRO-
PERTY above described.
This sale offers splendid opportunity for in
vestment or a good home can be secured. ScyCn
Pines road runs boy the property.
TERMS: s645 cash, and he balance upon such
terms as the said Watcher his executors or as
signs shall prescribe or direct,
W. II. MCCARTHY,
sell Surviving Trustee.
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BY Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Rosl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
THE MOST DESIRABLE GRACE
STREET wEsT-END) BUILDING LOTS
NOW on THE MARKET-CORNEB
PROPERTY-AT AUCTION.

on TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER q. 1900,
az o'clock 2. NJ, on the PREMISE, we will eel
that beautiful LOT OF GROU I'd AZ southeast
corner Grace and Ryand streets, overlooking
the handsome grounds OF Richmoni College on
tho west and fronting on Grace street 90 fee:
with a depth Of 1i2 feet 10 an alley
Regarding recent improvements on Grace and
Franklin streets. these lots now rank frat class,
and a. 20 location and elevation clnno. boz sgr-
passed ia that neighborhood Tho attention Of
those who want IA bargain Is called % the above
sale.
TERMS: Very easy. and announced On day "
sale or on application 10 no aIcti0n'ers.
FRANK y. NIL J. CO.,
sc rs AucuCueers.
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Y0RK-RlVER LINE,vn wssrPoNr
TIE FAyORlTg ROUTE NORTH
IEAVE RTHyAfnEn.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICH MOND:
TRAIN No. %. $40 g. Il.
LOCAL bAPkk-S, daily except sunday si5ps
St oil stations A. Lester ssuor cognec's wi'l
stage for hakorion. Win baltimore steamer '
TRAIN 10 Is. 4.3sPM
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday,
Tor Ncsg Point connecting Win fHrk-tissr
steamers for Baltimore. AZ Baltimore ttsNu"r,
connect with Baltimore ani ONO fhif"Ai iYf
Warrington. Philadelphia, ami hss f5rf.
steamers loaYo baltimore r. n. DAILY, rk''p.
sunday
TRAIN DO ~ 7.a) An
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except sunday leave,
TUenU-shiri stree. Tor West foiui aad inist'
TicSeI5rice al station tot = yirsi8ia sues..
opeu A. II. to +. s.. Aud from o p. d. 4" 80
City noio.-onee-cornsr q rena aai 2a.a
snees r.y,,s
SOL HAAS, JAS. l. lAtLoH'
Trsfic Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH 5. POTTS Division Pas'enger Asnit
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
eCHKDULB IN EFFECT NAY 90. isll
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO EORYOLk AND
LfeCHBUaA
IRkyE RICHMOND. bTkD--IKkhI STATION
80 L. n DAILY. w. Pctoaburt kiJlnJni al
Norfolk frro ~ ktgfoss AutY' ~
norfolk 1875 T. II. ssogs oaly ~ p.
Eubgrg AMI SUFFOLK. seconi
train, loaging tetersIu AG il.'l A.
n. sui arriving a. sortDls az L. r..
fi1ls a. all stqu1us
t20A n Daily, "a P-S4rsUurl AUiv, Al
Psersosrs l0.ls A. ID. Ma care,
Petersburg il.l) A. n. TOR Fsrp-
villa Lyacsb1rs, ans Az poins ssdti
ami West
.ssP NJ. Jsly "a Peier.bsrs. Arriy. P,-
torsburz g. o p. n; leave PstorbIrg
$50 y. NJ. daily arriving h0r'0ik
4. n
lI:D NJ Daily. sI FsisnbW[ Arrive a.
Pe.srsBurz lIJg A. NJ. oonaefi4g
Sitn Trs4a No. o. loAving P0tecsbarg
"a Ig.tJ 4. n. f0S FzrmVls. Lyur1-
burg P0saoonIas sHi al golaa
SouLh AL Hes<.
1i.c0AN DNly. ri4 Bur1esille, for FarmUuA
L,n hlure, thu SCUM, su1 Nrst
PULLMAN eLEEPlhtCAS AC-OhAOD-
TONS
NJ. i-slosplng car from PeisrsDirg ~ brisiS
wiioouE change. leaving fetsrsbgrS fh.f -
I2.ly =. n. AL Lyacaoarx ~ hsmpns "iss-
10 CLyachb burg - Roma sai Ryanoss -
xeupni, withOlt cneage
ItcIst. baszags -cle1Ls, AMI AL lnf9fnaalt
ran =, oOtsilsI 81 kicn ln0n1 All feiorL 20
yeiirosI dsp1L A. ~. SArDsrN iusb hsla strets
.ad 81 lie CcnyalJs o. .. ~ east AaiusI'r-
=. "a. COZ fl NIL
FAsselsrr As-s-
~ n BkYiLL
Gcuefsi fa-5rnzsE Aloa-
CHAsLzs1. EoDY. eo-Pr-Assal
ssueral once. k5sROEa Va h'
. III N0Yrn nnAGfp IfNR
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an requested by the owner to sell at auc-
ton,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1890,
four NEW TENEAENT5 and fifteen VACANT
LOTS - feet each front, on Chelsea street and
running back TO Hill street shall offer these
very pretty Lots. from which you have u view OF
the whole city, upon the following terms:
twenty-five dollars each and the balance pay
able In monthly instameu Of one twelfth each,
secured by notes bearing Interest at per cent.
and deed Of trust
sale commences at 4 o'clock Saturday eve
ming, September n. 1890.
THOMAS RUTHERFOORD,
ee .O-2t 7north Tenth street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Raj.
- WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER, iol

IN EFFECT sePTFYBsg,lm
Ls.yG s,cHvosp.
200 4. VI. Freight. exert -llIav. g-,t.,
pas ngers between fi.h moal A.
GOrlonSyi.Ir.
$50 A. ". Daily Tor OH Po.ut ant N.f.,
Pullman Car White sulphur ioDl
Point
100 a. n. Elyre.s. daily for Cu-.nr,r r...
mhu Palace Car Ol rn.Hftl ....
sulphur. AMI pullman Sleeper .l.-.
l9ttssYll.e - CincianRu. tl... IL.
Richmond o. tiIf..n torsn
$50 p. n. Express daily f1r on Point - So.
folE. Pullman sleeping car ....l.
nat 90 ca Point
40 +. N. Accom- mo latiln, except suut4F -
fharl1it.svIlls.
$50 2. N. Tho =. +. '. Limited daily. Plr-a
sleeping car or Point ~ ll1-n.s.
sOii Fesf0u'e trtin, witn doing q
aDi Pgl.mBls thari0&asFI.a .. ia.
eiuuas ani Pullman y Lolsula
TEAMS lzRivE A. EicHH1sD.
rs \. ". snf 1.f5 p. II. daily f-lm D.n-na,-.
g.l5 A. NJ. daily, except sanlay, from llsr.
lotfesvIlle.
1880 A. VI. ana 5.ii p NJ daily from Norfolk
600 p. ". Fret .ht from thar...ia.r.l'. ga ~
SIn1sf, Carries passenger,
station: Brsi street. near seventeenth.
JANgS-RlygR DIVISION
Richmond ani Aiieg- any HAlr3ail
lsays arcnnsn
200 A. ". daily for .ynchblrg, Lernstos. al
chiffon F0rEs.
40 P. N. orlyaeaturk cEeog. ,laiay Sleep.
inf car i,r Lguc-I 4r. a tf.a
leaves LYHchburs a. ill A. v. -
Tor Lexington Aui Niit tlfs.
TEsIs- Active At glCIM1sD
ESQ n. daily from Clifton Forge.
s.lJ An cxcsp. sunday from t.f,ll F1fss
iaFIugkln- anf VuHI|.I..
station. Eigh2i ani Canal strces.
o. FULLER
General fassaug.r tklst
q. ". srsyENs. Cons. A. superintendent .sii
DICHMOND AND DANNILLE
Ia RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN REJECT G.i 9l
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
gyOA. N. SOUTHERN Express. daily. 90 A..
l-uia Augusta, sui point. urn t01.
ucrts o. Greensboro Pr nurlau sIf
Raleigh at -sIsblfy fnr Wafr.l
Norm Carolina Passengers caa st,
sleeper 81. sf. ". ILr. Ugh a.f.. 10
from Dauvhe NnftI
GoAM. ACCOMMODATION. daily. el.,-l
sunday. 20 Clover Va, sat ilie-.
mediate po.utA
100 A. NJ. NlHGlNlA AND north CARouNA
EXpkEss. daily through uaia ID
Raleigh rs knTsFlIa. Connects af
Eurkpvlllo ~itr Nurfl.t aul H.iHrl
fAslrDAi iIr ftNlFNI'. AF4'aAiI.
auf points West Bi hnysVIs Or
,lArEsyiile, OIf0ri, henderson. Ali
Durham.
500 T. n. fAsI NAL, daily. Or Atlanta, A..
gusia. sui p0.lt. South. Connects a..
hosel.ys Junction sigh farmri
aud fozhsfaa rlilroai - GrabLs.
boro' 'or Durham All Raleigh. Al
Salisbury Tor Hcssern North caro-
lns Through s'eepsrs fr0m Dsa.
y.l.e eJuth.
cor. NJ. local daily. except SuniaB '9r
Amelia Courthouse aai internoiisa
pOinp.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
80 - y From Atlanta and AusuIsA
usS A. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse
40 P. u. From Raleigh
S:35 +. NJ. Al Manchester. from Glover
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nID DOMINlOS STEAM III
~ SIR COMPANY lAFA

aid DOMltlON u Ia "a f4NR
~ sulE COMPANY I'm
FOR NEW YORK
Steamers Leave h!canoai Efaaf TUESDAY
and FaIDAl u. J. 4. haniie5' closed ons
noun us,urr ssNng tITi1.
steamers .eaye Now York toe Mchmoai
KYsNl hEDNhSDAY and sAll hDA "a AZ 4.
a. arriving n RchUoai MONDAY an tbi-
DAY HOKNlSfn
Passenger $500. a 10 istiOns Lnsurp1 ssel
Csttu fare % sew YORK va James
rotts daclLaIug mons aHi hei.a-.......s ~
koI. l-trip 4t,el. .Ipl,ot - Nrty isJs
-, IN. d D f,,i-tenrs ............ o %
Steer.ge. nilnOut s1ositleuro. -.......-.-. D ~
1stfa fAtsri. Chesapeake ani ono rail-
CrfIl fsre 81. MehUonf and Petersburg
Ta..fCal s--ttts. 49,,
qlc.ots oan ~ uUtairef a. A. ". narDer's, 100
Nam tract tlelarcA-s sAt unl) ami EicA-
n ,,1t arI Pesers lr< IepJtS, AMI % com Dahys
f.f... Isjl Main strco- AID xaAfi, nOczsIa.
Tr..an, FORWARDED aud ia OIEl Dils 80 L-i4nS
l,sf,-i- f,- yolnts Je yOui s0E Iort.
Freight rscelgol iaIiY uaLl .. 4. n.
,s,-.-I-ct, GNllE L.e.l.4.ut pa NO sDAl~,
TtIt>DAY-, WEDNEDAIS, THURSDAYS. Gad
~hTIkDAl p, by tie th'sApeate nd OHi) rail-
w4y ,ria Newport NoNsi IA. 32j T.. A. aut ~
pl,tat,uf ana rrtrrsOprg -air - Same days
efs35P -. VII mage 'Inhrc.icn a. NoHFvLA
aim -t,au.r- ...vIcg these dpy
GEORGE y. ALLAN - CO.. AGENTS
So l9Jl Ns.u strees 9ll
suJ ComEauy wharf ko><ss.&
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DICRMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Schedule
commencing APKiA -, ie-S-ess.era standard
ume.
,:a2 A N. leave, Byrd-suset station dali.
stops onlv a. Ashland, Both veil, MI
ford. and fredericksburg, Brook aai
Widewsgsr -lsep,s " WsshinSt)a
and Now YORK
iI,s2A. N. leaves Byrd street. station daily. ss-
except sunday. Bsnet Ysrior Car
hirnfnOnI 10 ~ ashipgtsn.
sx,P "A. leaves Byrt-strsst sfAaoa daily
sleeper, Richmond 10 Newlork
f.aA- NJ arrives o. Byrd .swest stauon daily
Sleeper from New York
s3sP. n arrives o. Byrd.Sseel station daiy
RoIp veil. and Ashland Sleeper froa
Washington and Now YORK Does aot
Gap n. .rrire, as Byru-susss sisaaa dali.
except Sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
Washington - Richmond.
ASHLAND rkAlNA
DAILY EXCEPT suSpkyA
esA. n. leaves kloA Arrives ~ AshIsafH
f:ss A. L.
amp n recommendation issvss Byrd-srsss
station arrives 81 Ashland 81 r. 4
ss~r. n iss.:s Eh& arrives ~ Ashland ~
suA " sriyss EisA Leaves Ashland asIls
sxA n accommodated arrives ~ Bsyk
Street station; leaves Ashland ss':V
sisr n arrives - Ess 'ssvss AsAiAaa ii
{. a TAYLOR Traae naaasss
EE n NyssA 0sasgsa asssstatsaasss
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TLANTIC COAST LINE
AlCHAOsD AND PRrKRsBC 30 RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commanding slNDAI. SrIfHu - 10 >.
500 T.. M.usins Ga ttls r1ai - "a - l'',a'
TRAINS SOCIhWAHD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-17
xsAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
GLASGOW, VA,
THR GRANDEsT ENTERPRISE OF THE NEW
SOUTH.
SEVERAL NEW AND LARGE INDUSTRIES
JUST SECURED.

A syndicate from England TO invest sl'5oNOOO
at once In various Improvements and Industries
Over two hundred houses to be buili a once
Now is the time for safe investments and quick
and large returns. ....,..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-17

ACROSS THE RIVER FROM AND CLOSE TO
THE CITY or RICHMOND. VA.
KNOWN As THE MARSHALL MlLLS.7
or THg
MARSHALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY {;
ALSO,
A LOT FRONTING 1s) FEET ONTHE SOUTH
SIDE or FOURTH STREET
BETWEEN
STOCKTON AND EVERETT STREETS. ~ TIRE
CITY OF MANCHESTER,
WITH SIX DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT
HOUSES THEREON.
AvACANT LOT FRONTING 80 FEET on rHG
NORTH SIDE OF FOURTH STREET, IN
SAID CITY.
AND EXTENDING FROM EVERETT TO
STOCKTON STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-17
yErANTED. BY A GENTLEMAN

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w ability In every city. town, and village to
net ~ AGENTS for me LADIES' nome JOUR-
NAL We want the BIS obtainhhle class OF
agents and 10 .ch unusUal terms VIII 5c oiier-
ed The journal Is tie handscmeet periodical
for ladies ana the family ever issued, ami has
nearly hall a million subscribers. ~ VIII he
eIyerti sed The coming autumn and win O. on a
larger scale than ever before. creating demand
tina; agents should be rehdY % III.
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Sc I7-eodI3t Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-17
LIFELONG SUFFERING.

I. TFuEU ItFU IUU NIIINNNN MN hNIho a
request y It'll results as above stated.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-17

pINPLRs, black heads, red, rough, chapped,
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-03-06
SOUTHERN TORNADO.
A Path One Hundred Yards Wide
Through Talladega, Ala.
Several Residences at Carthage, Mlss..
Domollshed and Inmates
FATALLY Hurt.

BiRMrNonAM, Ala, March LA spec.
ial from Tslladega, Ala, gives an &C.
count OF most terrible storm which
passed ever that place yesterday morn.
ing. 1t made path about one hundred
yards wide, and death and destruction
mark its entire course. Fortunately
1t did not pass through a thickly pop
ulated part Of town, but the scene along
its path beggars description. Houses
were blown down, and the boards, and
even the beams and rafters carried for a
considerable distance. Trees were
snapped of like pipe stems, or torn from
the ground by the roots. Cows, horses
and other domestic animals were killed,
and number Of people living in the
houses blown down were seriously in.
jured. but none fatally. The storm was
in . line with Cramer Wallis and the
old Estell homestead, both we'll known
residences. Further particulars can not
be learned at this hour.
KoscIUsKo, Miss, March 1.-The
town Of Carthage was partially destroy
ed by tornado. The courthouse was
first struck, and the cupola, roofing and
chimneys carried away. Several resi-
dences were demolished, including that
OF c. p. Brennan. The Brennan family,
husband, wife and four children, were
buried in the debris. All were severely
wounded, one Of the children having
since died Of its injuries.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-03-06
nrCHnsr NAN IN A1sDRrOA.


wiilian wsldors xsssr wsrsA Aso,s Two
Hundred 1ell1Aea ,Oellars.
NEW Yoaxs Feb - -srhS admission
to probate q the will cf che lats John
Jacsb Astor makes William waldorf
Astof the wealthiest man ii America, II
not In the world. The estates Of John
Jacob Astor and VIM. Waldorf Astor, con.
solidated by Wednesday 70 proceeding, are
believed to be equivalent to very nearly
5000, 0o0, ,0o0 William Waldorf Astor is
the only living person who can tell the
precise value OF the estate. or what his
father was actually worth. Mr.. South
mayd, who was an executor Of the last
will Of John Jacob Astor's father, said
that he did not know how much John
Jacob Astor was worth. IL don't be-
lievc," he said, there is person living
excepting the son, who can guess the
value of the estate within q million
or two. I don't think the estate Of
William Waldorf Astor will be quite
$500, ,OOO, 900, but as . matter Of fact
don't know as much about the facts as l
shall" The lawyer said that John
Jacob Astor did not transfer any Of his
property before his death except small
parcel desired by the son. At the time
Of the transfer report was printed that
he had given away the bulk Of the es.
tate. SO as to guard against will con-
test after his death. The date OF the
will shows that IL was executed Just af-
ter the death Of Mrs. John Jacob Astor.