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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. smyth in Abing-

don, Va.
Nrs Icvi Wasserman. of Baltimore, and
her daughter are the guests OF her brother,
Senator Lovenstein.
urs John u. Whitaker and her
5aucbter Miss Katie Lee. have left Tor
the Variety springs for the summer.
Mr. Floyd TYLER leaves to-day for Phils-
dolnh,a ard Atlantic City on teH-day
trip of pleasure and business combined.
N;aees Emma Sparks. Eva Boswell, and
NJ Fms left the city Friday for New
Kent comfy. where they will spend few
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mis- Henrietta Henderson, of New York,
who made many friends here few SUN.
mere eoo Is expected here soon TO visit
Mrs W ]. Prufcr and other friends.
S.B. Dunstan. ESQ. of J. W. Anderson \
CO.. IS spending BIS vacation alter speil
of illness. recuperatlng az his old nome
with his parents in King and tJueencounty.
Master Charles C. Hungerford has Just
returned from AIt. st. Joseph's College,
neaf Baltimore. and was the recipient OF
the medal in elocution besides other
honors.
W. ]. Prufer. Esq. of 1Il3 east Broad
street. has rented a house IN henIico cOun-
tv. where he expects 10 spend inc sulnutI
for the benefit OF the health OF his wifc ana
children.
Judee Robert W. Hughes. of the United
States Court. arrived mere friday night
spent several hours at his Office YESTERDAY
considering chancery matters, and lett
last night for Abingdon.
Aire. Frank Prufer and Mrs. $. \. Nollers,
of Lauren burg. n. C., mother and sister OF
w. j. Irufer Esq, pas ed through the city
few DAYS ago en- youc to stanton, where
they will spend the summer with Mr. Frank
+. Prufer.
FRIDAY afternoon as some Of the members
of the Richmond Shooting Club We're re-
turning from practice in Chesterfield Cap
tam Charles il. Epps. at the risk OF his
lie, rescued drunken man who was IN
imminent danger OF being run over az the
panvillo crossing on Fourteenth street.
Il was a narrow escape both for the
rescuer and the rescued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
MANcHEsTsR,s CONTRIBUTION.
A lIan with stolen 1arness-Personal
and Other items.

lIan with stolen Jarness-Personal
and other Items.
YESTERDAY morning cOlored youth
giving the nam0 Of Boiling appeared NJ me
grocery store of Messrs Morrlssette
Brothers. in Swansboro', and offered 70
sell O set of harness worth about so Tor
one fourth that amount. IL beng sus-
pected that the harness was stolen the
youth was deta ned while an officer was
sent for. but he IN turn became suspicious
and left. lie was captured, but escaped
second time. The harness was sent 70
Richmond and identified as the property
Of Mr.. j. J.. Blake, TO whom 1t was re-
turned.
President Pordue begins the year right
in notifying his associates in the Council
that they will he ruled up to prompt At
tendance upOn the sessions Of the body
and of the committees. He very rightly
says that members who do not intend to
discharge their duty faithfully should re-
sign.
The following officers Of Friendship
Lodge. No. 20, Knights of Pytmas, have
been Installed by Deputy-Grand-Ch Chancellor
". 7. Lithgow: Past Chancellor. Hugh
J.. Kidd: Chancellor Commander, George
". Jcwett. ce-Chencelor, j. II. Nichols;
Prelate, John Price: Master Finance,
Samuel Il. Owens. Inner Guard. Harry
Tennele: Outer Guard. p. /. Clary
In a few days Secretary w. 1. Hart, OF
Davis Council, No. y, Jr. o. L.. \. ~,
Will paw over to the father Of the late
II. A. Moles 500. the amount OF funeral
benefit due upon the Death Of Sir. Moe q.
He Joined the order on the goth of March,
and had only paid III one dollar.
The Methodist Sunday School Society of
Richmond and Manchester VIII hold its
monthly meeting this afternoon at 4
o'clock at the iitth-StIeet church.
Atthe Central Methodist church tonight
the pastor. Rev. DR.. r. VI. Peterson. will
preach a sermon on the evils OF the lottery
system.
Mrs. W. b. Bradley. accompanied by
Mrs. S. A. Morrissette, left yesterday
morning for Prince Edward county to visit
relatives and friends.
Hon. George ID. Wise was in Manchester
ve-ferdav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
MILLER & RHOADS'
EIyAL-SVING SLAUGHTER!
LOW PRICES
PRESSED STILL L0WERN
FROM DOOR TO DOME THE
CRASH OF DIFFERENTIATION
CARRIES EVERYTHING
BEFORE IT'LL
PRESSED STILL L0WERW

II has come. The final slaughter OF
the most extraordinary sale Richmond
has ever seen. 1t has come. The final
determination of the finest stock of DRY
GOODS aud NOTIONS ever exhibited
in the South The necessity for the
RELIEF SALE presses with an iron
heel on the neck Of present circnm-
stances. The day of reckoning Is near
by. Merchandise must now be turned
to cash and cash 20 account. Ne'ro
nearing the eud-coming face TO face
with the stern reality OF "stock-
taking The overstocked merchant
alone can fully appreciate what this
means. ant with 4 SPECIAL NOES
SHY erinning behind il he we are forced
TO follow the only course open 10 us e.
TO REALIZE UPON THE STOCK AT
ANY SACRIFICED No one can ms
take our position who sees tue prices at
which we're extermiuarng everything.
Under ordinary circumstances WE
SELL GOODS (of the same gradel
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE II
RICHMOND, But LESS THAN ONE
HALF CURRENT PRICES will be a
higher average than this weeks FINAL
SWING SALE will show.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
TbsI.sies uaxs Show"

find / have too many fancy Low Shoes.
and as talking doesn't sell them, / am
going to see if the prices won't.
LADIES' French Cloth-Top and Bronze
Foxed Louis XIV. Heel Lace Oxfords S2.5O.
LADIES' French Kid-Top and Patent
Leather Foxed Louis Ky. Heel Lace OK
fords $3.50.
Ladies French Kid Plain and Beaded
Louis XIV. Heel Lace Oxfords $3.50.
Ladies' Tan-Tops and Patent Leather
Foxed regular Heel Lace Oxford $3.50. All
OF these goods were IS, 50. and q.
All the Colored Goat Lace Oxfords that
were 81, $3.50, and S3 are now g.
All the Colored Goat Lace Oxtords that
were $3.50 and s. now Sl.50.
Children's Lace and Button Low Shoes
with heels, =. and s-l01l, so cents.
All these goods are of the best make. No
exchange. j. A. GRIoo. Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
HE LEFT WITH THE MONEY.
How Pretending Physician Treated an
Old Negro.

Richard Johnson, an old colored man,
who lives near Anderson's store. IN the
county. complained to the police FRIDAY
that he had been robbed by man whom
he took TO be q gypsy.
Johnson said for some time ne had oeen
suffering with rheumatism and other all
ments. Friday a man drove up 10 ms
house and told him he was n great doctor,
and for FIVE dollars would cure him. Inc
negro agreed 70 try the treatment and
took ont his cash-box and paid the fee
The stranger told the old darky he must
leaye tho room while he was making his
preparations TO experiment with him.
Johnson went into an adjoining room,
and some time having passed and the
Doctor" not calling for MIN, he peeped
into the room and to ms amazement the
STRANGER and the cash-box had disap-
peared.
He described the man to the officers
said he had very dark skin, was travel
ling in little wagon painted red, ana was
accompanied by a negro boy WHO had
deformed foot.
The police watched out for the par; ana
Yesterday evening two persons traveillhg
in wagon such as Johnson nan ueII
scribed were seen passing up Marshall
street.
The vehicle was loaded with furniture
and few other things purchased III the
city. =.
lie stranger was arrested and gave his
name as John Jackson. He said be lately
came here from ROckbridse and denied
most positively that he was the person who
cheated the old negro.
johnson was sent for and Identified the
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

"In hot weather we need no meat. or next
10 none My little boy said 10 me once
i must eat meat because l want to be
strong / replied, DO you want to be
stronger thar the horse! He lives on corn
meal and hay
Lot parents help their children 10 avery
small piece of meat once day, and econo-
my and health will follow. l am very sure
that the average American eats nree times
~ much meat a. the European. We know
there are millions of people who don't taste
meat once u year. Children should be
TAUGHT TO eat vegetables early in life. 10
secure healthy digestion eat regularly, tdi
shorty. and sit awhile quietly, and YOU VIII
have good digestion. and. perhaps, good
spirits. good digestion Will moro GER
tainiy BRING happiness than bad diges-
ton, though aided by millions OF money. /
said years ago, IN the Medical Academy.
that doctor who can master the various
indigestions has u inint Of money in pros
pect. But. slas. who can find the nianl F."
Rev. George Cooper. ID. -.
"Tbe remeration of well-known maxims
for health and cheerfalness in hot weather
IN not superGuous, and TO many persons
timely" remarked Rev. DR.. George Cooper.
pastor Of the First Baptist church.
Take life day at time. 1t Is O good
thing that life II troken up into days. at
tho close of each OF which We die IN sleep,
and live anew IN the beginning OF the next:
And here is the Hrst caution: Get tho full
measure Of sleep needed Great is the
temptation 10 shorten. The hours OF sleep
81 the porch or piazza conversation. con-
Slpusd Tar beyond the hour Of wisdom.
II se.neezss sloaA Dent read vss-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
The Manchester Development Company.

There has been a large land company
formed here in the last few days, with capt.
tai OF Sl25,00O. under the name of " The
Manchester Development Company" the
object of which is to purchase a large piece
of land on the eastern suburbs of Man
chester and develop the same by laying it
OF into lots, grading the streets and ave-
nues, and erecting cottages and residences
for rent or sale. This land lies within a
few squares of Hull street. and runs paTal-
lei with that street distance OF twelve
squares.
The officers for the first year are 10 be
when the company IL chartered; Presi-
dent. Major W. j. Johnson; First Vice
President, Howard ID. Hoge; Second Vice
President, John II. Dinneen; Secretary
and Treasurer. Philip S. Powers; General
Manager, Robert X. Harrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
The Mavor in Oneen.town.

A cablegram received in Richmond yes
terday morning from Mayor Ellyson dated
Queenstown, July 18th. Sal A. ~, an
nounces his arrival at that place after a
pleasant voyage. The Mayor sailed from
New y ork July 9TH on tbesteamer mbria,
on which there were some eight or ten
Richmond people. Among the number
was Mr.. Granville Valentine, VINO yes .er-
day cabled his father. Alr. VI. ;. Valentine
as follows: arrived we'll good passage 4;
greatly eniOvel the passage"
The other Richmond people who sailed
Marine Ellyson. Mr. and MIS-. Nyndham
X. Meredith, Mrs. General y. Nj. Logan.
Miss Meta Logan, Mr. james Logan, Miss
Helen rutherford, and Mr.. Edwin z.
Valentine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

Messrs. Moseley & BONNER, our enter
pris' merchants. have purchased the At
lantc Rubber--tamp Manufacturing Com
pany's plant, and propose, with the AID OF
the latest improved machinery, TO run same
on an extensive scale. Mr.. Samuel Rosen-
dorf. late manager Of the Old Domion Rub
ber-Stamp Works, will have charge of the
stamp and stencil department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
TO BUY AND SELL LAND.
The Woodburn Company Chartered Yes
ferdav by Judge Wexford.

Judge Wexford, of the Circuit Court,
yesterday granted a charter to the Wood.
burn Company" the principal business OF
which is to Toe the purchase, sale, eX-
change, and lease of real and personal
estate in the State of Virginia.
The company proposes TO conduct its
operations in the cities Of Richmond and
Manchester and the counties of Henrico
and Chesterfield, and upon IL Is conferred
all of the privileges usually given such
corporations.
The capital stock is 10 be not less than
S5. 600 nor more than 100000. divided into
shares of $50 each. and real estate may
be held not exceeding | 900 acres.
The following are the officers for the first
year: President, j. l.. Hill; ce,Presi-
dent. A. G. Sinton; Treasurer, Il. II.
Smith; Secretary, W. A. Crenshqw; At
torney, II. Nj. Smith, Jr. Directors
Messrs. Hill, Sinton. X. II. Smith, l.. Ii.
jenkins, and Charles NJ. Crump.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Episcopal Mi.sionsr, society.

The quarterly meeting of the Richmond
Episcopal Missionary Society will be held
in ST. James lecture-room. corner Fifth
and Marshall streets. tomorrow night at
s:i5 o'clock. The meeting will be a very
interesting one. and ought to be- largely
attended.
Letters from Messrs Morris and Kinsol-
wing, Of Brazil. will be read. These gentle
men are now at Porto Allegro. Rio Grande
dc Sui. Rev. John Norwood. the diocesan
missionary Of the society, will give short
and stirring account of his arduous labor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

The following cases were disposed Of in
the Hastings Court yesterday:
Maggie 1urpin (colored), rnaliciously as
saulting Ella Jones. Sent to the penIten-
tlarv for one year.
Annie J. Parnell (colored). charged with
the same offence. Acqu tied.
John Lewis (colored), CHARGED with
stealing one diamond ring and other jewel
~. the property of Mrs. william ,. Dom
nan. Guilty of petit larceny. and sent TO
Jail for six months.
David Frederick (colorcd), for assaulting
and wounding David Gates with rock,
was sent to the penitentiary for one year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS.
Transcript of Deeds Recorded Yesterday
I'm the City and County.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday III the CLERKS Once
of the Chancery Court:
Sarah q. Ballauh, Hannah X. Breeder,
and Adolph Dill and wife to James ID. Car
neal and VI. w Gayle, 67i5 feet on south
sido of Clay street between First and
Adams. $3.50.
LOWS II. Blair and wife to Henry c;
Jones. 20 feet on south side OF Leish street
between Ninth and Tenth, $500.
G.. Harvey Clarke and wife 70 Amanda
Sale. 20gE feet on north side of Clay street
near Eighth, 81 $50.
William ". Scott TO Ellen VI. Scott, his
wife. Is feet on north side of Leigh street,
subject 10 deed of trust for $3.50, $40
West Main-Street Baptist church's trns:
tees 10 Henry Meyer. 20 feet on east SIDE OF
Beech street between Main and Floyd
81 ,030.
COUNTY COURT OF HENRICo.
G. II. Plaeeman and wife and j. J. PLACE
man to ]. 4. Deasy, 60 feet on Marshall
street at northeast corner Lodge, subject
to lien of 1886, $500.
j. L. sullivan and wife to c. f. Belvin
and Mary f. Monteiro, AZ S-l0O acres on
Stony hun creek, 1900
LEASE.
Richmond and Manchester Street Rail
way Company TO Southside Land and I'M
provement Company, lease OF It's railway,
&c, for ninety-nine years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

A new -eal-estate firm at Clifton Forge,
Va, under the style OF Mitchell, Jones il
CO.. asks the patronage of their friends
end their public.
Mr.. William Mitchell, long resident of
this city and until recently connected with
the Times. is well and favorably known,
and with Mr. +. VI. Jones. who was also IN
the business department of the Times.
should he able 20 command fine business.
Their friends wish them success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
THE NEW CHANCELLOR.
Judge W. j. Leake VIII Qualify In About
"A Week

Mr.. W. Josiah Leake, the newly-appoint-
ed nudge of the Chancery Court, will not
enter upon the discharge of his duties for
a week or ten days.
He is the senior commissioner OF the
court, and il will take him several days 10
close up the affairs of that office.
The commission will not be issued from
the Capitol until the Judge Is ready to
qualify.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

How many ladies' have pin-moncy that
they would like 10 invest but nowhere to
place small sum- But now the River lew
Company offers TO sell beautiful Lots on
the monthly nstalment plan, and our ladies
would do well 20 drop a postal-cardto K. b..
and aid them IN selecting lotsthat they can
pay for with pin-money. which Will enable
each mother 20 present their children with
lots as they arrive OF age or marry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
James-Riyer Improvement.

The Committee on the Improvement of
James River met at O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon and reelected Ar. Crensnaw
chairman and MIR. Curtis sub-chairman.
Captain Thomas Cunningham was re-
elected superintendent oi the river M
povement and Thomas Cunningham, IT,.
was chosen captain of the tug Christian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Suit Against Powhatan Club.

The Barbecue Committee of the Powha-
tan Club met last night and partially
settled up matters appertalning to their
recent picnic.
Notice was also served that suit would
soon be instituted against them. The
ground of the complaint was that one of
their guests on that occasions after par
taking freely of the bounteous sold and
LIQUID refreshments laid down under a
tree about o'clock to take a short nap.
He awoke at o'clock the next morning
and had to foot it home, and was not fur
nished transportation as promised on
the ticket, Hence the suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

This IS the season TO buy, on easy pay
ments. the Organ 50 long needed in MANY
q church. DO not buy from any one until
you get our prices. We sell the best Or
CANS. Old instruments taken in exchange.
MAyLY b. RAMOS d Co..
Main street next to corner of Ninth,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Real Estate still Advancing Around Rich

mord.
To illustrate, before the Riyer-View Com
pany commenced TO grade ts streets and
build their railroad lois weresold at So per
foot. After these improvements were made
lots advanced 20 $3.50 per foot; then to
$40 per foot, and the last lot of fifty feet
sold for Sl2.5O per foot. The company re-
serves tire right TO advance prices Of lots
without notice, because they are constantly
making improvements and only Saturday
they gave a large contract 10 Colonel i. L..
Phillips TO grade three streets and gravel
Meadow street. These lots must advance,
as they are to-day the cheapest lots around
Richmond. and the only addition 10 Rich
mond with q street-car line built.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
THE GOVERNORS VACATION.
He VIII Visit Farnville and Resorts in the
Southwest.

Governor Mckinney, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, left the city at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for Farmvllle.
After spending about a week there they
viii 90 TO the Blue Ridge Springs and other
resorts in the southwestern part OF the
State.
The Governor will probably be away q
month. His wife and little daughter will
not return until September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

II you would like 20 buy Carpets, Matlings,
Rugs, Drurgets, and Oi-Cloths lower than you
ever thought possible call his week at Mrr1EL-
poaFKas' Removal sale, 81 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

The worlds Best"-the Steinwsv /;
the "Fayorite tho Hardman; " Plea
sure 20 Own the Ha.ues. You can get
one Of the owe, or If your means demand
q cheaper piano we can supply 1t at prices
Jess than tho factories give. No trouble
but pleasure % show our stock.
WALTER ID. NosEs d Co.,
State Agents,
1905 Main street, opposite Post-Oiice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

Now il the time for Young ladies TO keep
up their piano practice. Rapid improve
ment can be made. now that ell other
studies are Temporarily suspended II you
have no piano OF wish a better one give
us a call. We viii satisfactorily supply
your needs from the largest aud best stock
IN the South. WAITE ID. MOsEs Il Co.,
1905 Main street, opposite Post-Othce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
NnnrlY Every One Knowa

you will save money and be well served
when wishing a musical instrument of any
kind by calling on US. We can supply all
demands and never fail 10 please.
WALTER ID. Moss K Co.,
1905 Main street. opposite Post-Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
rronl,Iin-s,reet Residrnce Sold.

A deed of bargain ana sale was recorded
in the Clerk 5 office OF the Chancery Court
yesterday from :. Hirsh 10 L. William
Pemberton conveying a brick residence on
the north side Of Franklin street between
$4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

Families VINO use oil should keep 10 mind 'ha'
the light and dangerous products Of peTo'eu'n
will often give clear and brilliant lign'' 'ney
should also remember that a better i.hi Is iui-
nj he'd by PRArT's ASTRAL OIL at trinias oau'-
tonsl cost with Tho advantage OF absolute safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

that cured the discovers sore hsnds Persons
wishing to visit this lovely resort should buy
ticEets to "Seven Nile Ford" Norfolk and West
ern railroad. virginia, 10 drrire at depot Mon
day and Thursday afternoons. Address WILLIAx
II. wnsY, Secretary, Crumplsr Pos.onice, Ashs
rountv n a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
pREEDEN, TALLEY 4 co.

Tursoy-Red NspAius. nc. per dczsn-ic eaeh
Is cheap Tor Napsins; L. Bia'k spool co.ioa
IN sizes 20 aud W. Remnants biscs LAsn. D.
per yard: Light ard Medium Czi.eos,. - per
yard best shirting Gallo %. - pos yafi.
DO you know that Ne arc famous i5s Sh.as
siIxsr solid China silks, 2. iae8es w.t',
for bloases ana dresses SSc. Figured Clias
Silks, 80. 10. So %. &C.. AM g. We Goa g'l 40
celebrated Patch linen. Which Is 50 ateaai'eis
used for drawa wax prsca exc, VIA -
inches Black NuDs-t Gang Tor sels. $50 " ~
psr yard; Nice Sofia slack s.g:sea. izs asa
scc. BLACK s,lx Nets. Is q. syS. 80, 7se Black
slik Gioves, -. 10. 7,e Palm faas, e. sasa 70
sbc. Q dozen; Pink Nunh-vsiiins. half vosl n
inshes vide. eha por yard; lAxd. wa. kics
cAmbric. ~ Dor yard " ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
cRrrvBnlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The Richmond people stopping ut the
Sherwood are: Mrs. Or. Hatcher and
daughter. Mr. f. b. Hatcher, Mrs. VI. A..
Jones and daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Turner,
Mrs. W. Il. Clements and son. George T..
King and wife, j. T.. Walthall and wife.
Mrs. George Schen, Miss jamie Shafer,
and ii. b. Leonard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
4 Pleasant Trip

in the summer either by sea or land is
something we all enjoy, and most OF Us
look about Us 10 see which way we shall go.
Whichever way YOU 90 you want a Roller
Tray Trunk 10 maze your trip complete.
Sold by dealers. Made by II. ". Rountreo
d Brother. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

Prepare in time. You can keep cool if
You want TO. Go to Naughan's Hardware
House, 600 east Broad street, and see the
HammOcks he Is offering at AZ and 73c
extra size 90 BITE corded at CSC. Water
Coolers and Crcquet at rock-Uottom prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

known, the Plummer Brsmine Arsenic Spring
OF Ashe county, y. c. Sufferers with any blood
skin, Eidney, or stomach troubles will End the
PLUNMsR Bromine-Arsenic Water the greatest
cure SnOwD.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY, Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

For the most durable and the most artis-
tic Pianos We lead the trade. Our prices
are low and our stock is large and varied.
If you cannot yourself call send for cata-
logue. MANLY y. RAwos Il Co..
Main street. next 70 corner Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

Don't forget that the Steamer Ariel will
leave her wharf next Saturday night ut 10
o'clock for Norfolk. Ample time to visit
and HAMPTON. See ADVERTISEMENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Board of Aldermen.

The Board Of Aldermen win meet in regu-
lar session at o'clock Tomorrow evening:
The Committee on Electric Light will
Creek ct $50 o'clock Tor organization.