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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
REiDSVlLLE.
Activity In Business Circles-De
OutIook-A Pedestrian Tour for Girls.

Activity III BUSINESS tifcles Democratic
OutIook-A Pedestrian Tour for Girls.
REIDsvHIE, y. c., oct. G.-lSpecial. F.
After five days Of equinoctial rain, we have
had several fair days, which has brought on
renewed energy and activity in business
circles.
The county Democratic candidates spoke
here several days ago, anc, as good old
Democratic farmer expressed IL. Gave the
RAIDS the very devil" Ex-Governor Thomas
J. Jarvis delivered an excellent discourse
on the issues of the day. Friday good
crowd turned out to listen and to cheer the
''Old war-hOrse" of Democracy There has
been some kicking among the Alliance peC-
ple agansC returning Senator Vance 10
Washington. on account of his views con-
corning the Sub-1reasury bill. but Mr.. Jar
Wis convinced most of them that Nance's
position was truly Democratic, and told
them to by no means spare an effort TO help
send him back.
Last week an ex-sherih of Haywood
county, while crossing a track in the West
ern part Of the State, was struck by a
freight train, and he, with his horse, was
instantly killed.
!. IL. Walker n Co., whose large roller
flour mill was burned several days ago,
have already began negotiations to rebuild
larger than before. Such is the grit OF our
business men.
Captain \. IL. a. Williams. Democratic
candidate for Congress. and JOhr vi.
Brewer, present incumbent, Republican,
will address the people here in few days,
but of course Williams Will get him down
in November.
salem Female Academy has custom Of
taking the senior class on some kind of
excursion every year. This year they are
debating whether to 90 on an extended
Northern tour or a pedestrian tour 10
the Pilot Mountains. If they 20 to the
Pilot they will have TWO cars to 90 along
with them, so in case any of the girls break
down they may board the train. They will
walk ten miles day, which will be good
walking FOR a class of girls from hlteen TO
eighteen years OF az.
This town has been literally 0yerrun
by leaf tobacco during the past week.
Every warehouse was crowded, but the
manufacturers and dealers found places 10
put it and money to pay for ii, and sent the
farmers home happy.
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Ciark.ville, Va.

GAINESVILLE. Va, Oct. l.-lesterday
was busy day with the tobacco men Of
our town. All the warehouses crowded.
Quality good. but rather high in order. The
Alliance men have bought the large brich
warehouse formerly belonging to Thomas
Eastley. They have regularly opened.
have employed thoroughly competent man
ayers. and opened yesterday under the
most favorable circumstances.
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AsmvILLE. y. c.. oct. 3.-Our sales
have not as vet increased a. much rs was
expected, but Is due. doubtless, to other I'M
p0rtant duties engrossing the time OF the
farmers. such as seeding wheat, etc.
Prices are fully as high rs could Ice expected
in the face of such large crop a. il re-
ported for this year throughout the bright
belt. our sales for september Of this year
were more than four times as great ~ the
same month last wear.
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THE PLANETS OCTOBER.

Some Information That VIII Impart In
terest To "A study Of the Heavens.
Venus IN evening star. Que celestial
neighbor is seen through the month in her
most bewitehing aspect, for she reaches her
period Of greatest brilliancy on the 10Th at
3 A. NJ. She is then about midway between
greatest elongation and inferior corjunc-
tioJ, reaching the latter epoch In her course
10 thiriy-six days. Her increasing diameter
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF NECK.
LENBURG, t0-wit:
1T. ID. Jeh'ress, notary public for the
county aforesaid, do certify that Dr. james
X. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield, whose
names are signed TO the writing above, per-
sonally appeared before me and acknow-
lodged the same.
Given under my hand this 18th of June,
1890. THOs. ID. JEFFREss,
Notary Public.
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SALES RKPORTEp TO sKCRErARY.
COTTON REPORT,
Live Stock Market.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 6, 1880.
Receipts Cattle, $40; sheep and lambs,
l6S; hogs, 1883. Sales-Cattle, 49l; sheep
and lambs, l6S; hogs, l,0l6. Prices-Cattle.
best. 3l5 10 &c. gross; medium TO good,
to 33Sc. gross; common TO fair, IL to 234c.
gross. Sheep, 80 10 41zc. gross. Lambs.
AZ 10 &c. gross. Hogs, jl4 10 SIC. net.
Bulls. > TO 2l5c. gross.
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nuILDING AND LOAN AssocIArioS
THE OLD DOMINION
L BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, VA.


This company invites the attention of tho
people OF Richmond 10 itn simple and pucii-
cal plan ias enabling persons Of small means
Ia secure homes of turir own.
The company VIII lend money ON real estate
Ia within - per cent. 0f the appraised yalu =,
Ia be returned in small monthly instruments
scarcely more than the ordinary monthly
rcut.
As "A simple investment the shares Of q -
company are very desirable because Oi the
fact that they represent the smallest possible
risk with the largest profit. the security
being always real estate
Ladies' or other persons 81 means not ab.e
OF willing To engage m active business pur-
suits can by an Investment In Tie shares %
this company become practically partno
in am extensive, active aud prom able bust
ness, under the management ~ men Nith TIE
best business qualities ANA Of large AM
varied experience.
For full particulars those desiring to invest
or 10 borrow VIII please call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
secretary AID Treasurer,
1llS eaSt Main street.
Hos. j. TAYLOR ELLYsON, President
Directors:
J TAYLOR EiLYSON,
NORMA N.KANDOIPB.
FRANK T. SUTTON.
JOHN B. PURCELL,
JOHN :. ELLEif se7-lp
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
baltimore.

baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Oct. 6.-CottOn steady
middling, l0Ac. Flour quiet and steady
Wheat-sOuthern firm and iigher' fulU,
Csc. Gsl.02, LOngberry, 91c.@Sl.02; steamer.
No. red, 0Jc.; Western strong; No. win
ter red, spot and October. 99c. Corn
Southern firm; white. 5sc.: yellow, BE.
Western firm; mixed spot, 55s.456c. Pro.
visions active Coffee steady. sugai string
Whisky steady.
stocks-Virginia ten-forties, 3704O; do,
threes, Gs asked.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, BY BOWMAN, BOS-
WELL & SHUMAN,
REAL EsTATEAND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. o NORTH ELEVENTH STREET.
Il3 feet on Floyd street between Meadow
ANIL Rowland.
and Cedar.
90 feet on BrOOkland street.
l3s feet corner of Washington and Winder
streets.
Nineteen LOIS on Carlton street.
Five LOTS corner Of Brooklyn street and
ShattswOOd avenue.
DWELLING. No. Dos east Clay street.
BRICK FACTORY. south Eighteenth street.
sRAME HOUSE, 4 rooms. go feet. Nichol-
son street. .... ~,
tecnth street.
NICE DWELLING and pa acres I'm aspar-
avus. strawberries, &C., In no theast suburbs.
Several SMALL FARMS near the city, ana
other wcll-paylng property.
BOWMAN, BOSWf LII & SHU MAN,
so2I.tf 9Dorth Eleventh street
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Very Respectfully,
JAMES X. HUGHES, VI. ID.

| fully concur in the above statement Of
DR.. Hughes, and | am so much assured OIL
the great benefits derived from the use OF the
Chase City Lithia Water in etlecting CURE;
hitherto despaired Of, that have determined
to bring my family here from my home IN
Kentucky TO reside for some time. at
tribute nv restoration TO health solely to
the use Of this wafer
JOHN ID. WAKEFIELD,
If Wakefield Ky.
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Woman. Her diseases and Their Treat
ment, u pages, illustrated; price, DOC. sent
upon receipt Of lOc., cost OF mailing, etc.
Address Professor X. ii. Kline, VI. d., 81
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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READ Tu SUNDAY TIMES.
Foitify Yourself

Against malarIal diseases that are 80
prevalent at this season by thoroughiy
cleansing the bowels and arou5ing the liVer
10 its normal action. Take DR.. Dayids
Vegetable Liver Pills.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. q, 1890.

bhftiN AMI WI lON T1tt RNbEs
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. q, 1880.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-3,09i bushels.
Corn-9,G bushels.
Oats-75O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat--Longberry, 600 bushels prime at
81 %; do. LOO bushels very good on pri-
yate terms. Mixed. l, LOG bushels very good
on private terms; DO. l3i bushels fair at
93c. ShOrtberry, 81 bushels seed on pri-
waite terms. Total GALES of wheat, 1904
bushels.
Corn White, 600 bushels very good on
private terms. Mixed, 316 bushels very
good on private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QuOtGtioRS.-Middling, lOc.; low mid
ding, 91zc. good ordinary, 20.
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A Case Of Brighrs Disease Cured lu
Chase City Litbia Water.
TESTIMONIALS.
MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, NA.,i


MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, NA.,i
June Is, 1880.
Messrs. Hariy C ROtler,
PrOprietors Chose CUy Lithid Water,
ChdSe CfV, Td.:
Gentlemen my arrival here from my
home. bloomfield, ky., the llth Of tins
month, | met my neighbor, MIR. John d.
Wakefield, Of spencer county. Ky. Mr,
Wakefield has, to my own personal KNOW
ledge. beeh IN very bad health for seven OF
eight wears, and during chat time treated
by some OF the most eminent physicians 81
Kentucky. His nervous system was Affect
ed. complicated with Bright's disease OF the
kidneys, and it appeared at one time that
he would lose one Of his kidneys entirely.
He was as near death es man possibly
could be. He tried some Of tie celebrated
mineral waters of this country ana OBJ
tanned only temporary relief
He visited this place and has been using
the Chase City Iithia Nates since 2itn OF
APRIL. 1890 and, so far as | can now dis
cover. he has complete relief. His com
plexion healthy, action improved, appetite
restored. rest Tranquil, and spirits revived.
His general condition indicates restored
and iryigOrated man, attributable TO the
use of the Chase City Lithia Water.
Very respectfully,
JAMES X. HUGHES, NJ. ID.
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Mis-. Winslow's Soothing syrup has been used
for children teething IL sootnos the enid
softens the gums allsys all pain, cures wind
collie. and IL the best remedy for diarfhee
twenty-five cents bottle.
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Louisviile. Nv.

Louisvttie. Nv.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct, i.-l.arge Offer
ings. unusually large quantity VI out Of
condition and low grade tuhaccos at low
figures, strictly sweet Hurley. scarce and
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CABRAGE. CABBAGE.

~ 1 will TODAY. october 9Th, at
O'Clock, At Richmond and Petersburg depot.
sell one car CHOICE LARGE GREEN CAB
BA6E. without limit or reserve. All dealers
Invited 10 attend. A.. POWERS, Agent
Oc 7-1t*
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ChicaRO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-H. 7. Lester tele-
graphs Z. w. Branch 4 90. as follows:
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Tor SALE-A GREAT BAR O.
II GAIN-FIFTY ACRES. GOOD
DWELLING with six rooms, niteen min,
utes from city. Good land, nice grove around
house; half mile from station; Splendid ioahs'
NJ G.. STAPLES q co,
DC :. eod3t lIOiiS Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12

rresched the tlcdicatcry sermon yesterday
Of : new church in Charlotte county and
viii he detained from Farmville until the
latter part OF this week. In conversation
with your correspondent on Saturday the
reverend eentlo,nsrl said his health was
never better and that he never felt better
in his life. This intelligence his many
friends throughout the State will read with
true delight.
BAPTIST PICNIC.
Yesterday the Baptist church decided to
rive pic -nic-excursion to Powhatan Court
house on Monday. the 22d instant. in the
interest Of their Sunday school.
Rev. L. 4. Reed. of the Petersburg dis
trict. is in Farmville.
WORKMAN coAL-FTELDs.
Hon. W. r. Dupuy. Of Roanoke, is IN
Farmville to-day with two experts, who
have made thorough examination OF the
coal now being dug from the old fields
around Worsham. They pronounce 1t a
good article, but of the quantity they do
not speak with any certainty. The Orange
Keysville railroad will traverse these iields
in which are hid these recently-discovercd
riches. and work on that road Is being
rapidly pushed
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THE JUDGE PINES HIMSELF.
FRIENDLY FARMERS
Who Feast While They Discuss Agricul-
fure and Politics.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.I
WARRKSroH. August 9, 1890.
The meeting of the Farmers Alliance at
the springs yesterday was very large. even
larger than on the day previous, almost
all the farmers in the county being pres
ent, and each enc brought large basket
of provisions for himself and family.
The meeting was presided over by Cap
tain Herbert, q son-in-law of Colonel
Robert Beverly, of this county. In the
morning the assembly was addressed by
Dir. Bradshaw Beverley and General Field,
Of Gordonsville. In the evening Mr.. Dun
nington. financial editor of the Economist
the new farmers paper OF Washington.
made strong and effective speech. after
which the meeting adjourned. The ALI
ance is very strong in this county, and all
profess TO be good Democrats and opposed
to creating state of jealousy. between
themselves and the other Democrats of the
county.
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AN INTERESTING PAPER.
Contents of n Copy of the Dispatch of
May, 1S51-Concise locals"

Contents of n Copy of the Dispatch of
May, 1s5I-Concise locals"
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG, Va, August II, 1890.
Mr.. James II. Ashby, newsdealer OF
this city, has on exhibition q copy OF the
Daily Dispatch Of date Thursday morning,
May 20. 1851. 1t is numbered 1874. Vol; l.. {:
James A. Cowardin, proprietor; Hugh X.
Peasants. editor. There are five columns
to the page, and nearly fifteen of
the twenty columns are taken up
with advertisements. The telegraphic
news ills about half column and
the latest dates to this news runs from
the 24th to the 9th. An editorial
commends the manner of the construction
of the Richmond and Danville railroad,
which is to pour untold wealth INTO the
lap of Richmond" A regular passenger
train WAS started over this road on May
18th "to run between Richmond and the
Appomattox river. connecting Mt Martins
with Messrs. Boyd IL Edmonds's line OF
stages for Powhatan and Cumberland
court-houses, Farmville. and Lvnchburg."
This line of stages had previously been
running to Richmond.
AN EXCURSION.
The editorial above referred to gives an
account of an excursion over the road 10
the Appomattox river: describes the meet
ing of Richmond's merchants with the
country people; tells of the fine barbecue
that was served and the speeches made,
and speaks in humorous terms of the effects
of the locomotives whistle on the coun-
try nags. land their rearing and pitch
ing about" as the train moved on on ITS
return.
Another editorial heartily commends an
e led ,aso aTannla IN ha
followed by the bench generally. When
Judge Caskie's court adjourned on the
previous Saturday night the jury was en-
gagged III the trial of a cause when the
Judge was particularly DESTROYS TO have
decided on Monday morning. He took
great pains to impress upon them the
necessity of meeting at O'CLOCK. precisely,
intimating that lie would put the law in
force against them if they were not at their
post at that hour.
THE JUDGE FINES HIMSELF.
1t happened, however, that while the
Jury were all practically in attendance at
the hour specified TIE Judge himself did moi
drriue until 10. having made a mistake In
the hour. When told of this mistake he
went to the books and ordered the Clerk
to enter the full amount of the penalty
prescribed by law against himself. 1t is
needless to say that few judges have emu
lated this example of Judge Caskie.
THE LOCAL" THEN.
The "local matters" in this issue of the
Dispatch fill about half column. manly
devoted to the proceedings of the Mayors
Court. The advertisers embrace most of
the well-known businessmen of Richmond
of that day. 1t is interesting. in making
the comparison. to notice the immense
stride the Dispatch has made since 1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12

Charles Z. scherer) 10th DAY December, le,b
Rv virtue OF the above decree a. special COM
missioner therein appointed shall sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, August 10. 1880.
a. G:s0 ?. ". :.
THE ENTIRE INTEREST OF CHARLES Z.
sCHERERIN THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY.
being an undivided One-eighth interest In house
and lot on north Twenty-second street between
Clay and Marshall streets, Nc. DO, fronting 100
feet on rwenty-second street and ~ ioet or
Clay street, being the southwest corner or -ali
Twenty second street. One lot on the northwest
corner OF Clay and Iwenty-secoud streets, ffout
ing 200 feet on Twenty-second street, ~ leet
from Clay street, and i26 feet on street paras-
lei TO Twenty-secOnd street. and running thence
on the east line ~ Adams street about IS rect,
thence irregnlarly to scott street, anc thence
along the west line OF Scott street 10 twenty
second street. Also. lot west OK the nf.t
named lot. separated by street 30 feet wide,
fronting thereon los feet and running back on
Clay street between parallel lines 20 feet Also
a snall lot Immediately opposite this lot on tne
north line OF clay street. fronting ~ feet on CAV
street and s6 feet on proposed street. Win
depth Of 90 feet on line parallel 10 tho pro-
posed street
The sale will commence az No SIG on north
Twenty second street
TsRvs or SALE: One fourth cash: balance In
six twelve aud eighteen months, with Interest
added aud title retained until all the purchase
money is paid and deed ordered by the Court
GEORGE i. HAN,
Special Com missioner.
j. THOMSON BROWN * Co., Auctioneere.
JUDITH A. scnERER, WHO SUES, &c, PLAIsrIFP,
AGAINST CHARLES Z. sCHERsH. DEFENDANT
TX rug CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY oF RICH
MOSD.
4. Charles ". Godd.n, clerk Of said court. cer-
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree IN said cause OF Decem-
Der 10, 1885, has been duly given.
my han lis. H..
1899. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
an N CLERK.
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Gotham.
ENoNyrILr. Va. AugnI

KNOXVILLE, Va. August g. 1890.
Will you be- so kind a. to tell me why New
York was called Gotham and oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
Gotham. a parish Of Nottinehamshire
England, the Bnotian rusticity Of whose In.
habitants gave them the proverbial appel
lation Of " the wise men of Gotham" The
term Gotham was satirically applied by
Washington Irving TO the city Of New
York.--Am1-ican Cvclopcdio. {" Bosotia, still
famous for its heavy atmosphere, TO which
the Athsnisns attributed the provsrbial
lAtlnsss Of ~ psopls.n
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Mathews County Delegates.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, Va, August H.
held 3 meeting to-day. and elected X. +.
Hudgins chairman and +. w. Scott secre-
tary. Delegates for the Tappahann ock
Convention were appointed as follows
II, T. Sears, s. X. Hanes, X. w. Shultice,
Thomas Nelson, Bailey Adams, j. X. Thur
ston, l.. w. Hudgins. q. 4. Garnett, Alex.
James r. ID. Lane; Alternstes. +. W: Scott.
7. J. Christian, J. I. Blake, l.. 3. Foster.
John A. Fleet George Hunley. George W.
Burroughs. l.. q. Thomas. +. d. Hudgins,
A. J. Miller.
DIR. 8. l.. Foster was elected county
chairman. rice Seth Miller resigned.
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR ME-
IIN-sIZED FRAME HOUSES on SOUTH
LINDEN BETWEEN MAIN AID CAhn
sTREETs, ONE HALF SQUARE FkOM NEW
c;AY-WARD MARkET-BOUsE, AT AUG
TION.---By virtue OF two deeds OF trust duly re.
corded Ia the Clerks office of the hicntnond
Chsncery Court in Deed-BooS l3s, page IA. ana
the second one recorded la same court Jonusry
W. 800 20 the undersigned trustees, oeiault
having been msie in tho payment OF certain
notes therein secured, we Will sell ~ aicsoh' Vh
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1890,
an tho nreni.es. at 81 O'Clock +. NJ, the FOUR
UOIIsES AND LOTS OF LAND, Nos. ii. II. 10.
and II south Linden street, fully described IN
said deeds. The houses front lsxs0 feet anu
contain four rooms each and are well rented.
This properly, IN the growing West hnd, conVe-
nieut 20 the new market and strees-car lines, VIII
prove a good Investment
TERMS While each deed requires cash much
more liberal terms may be made on day OF sale.
FRANK ID. HILL,
4. NJ. WORIHAh.
aus Trustees.
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A POWERFUL SERMON.
Clergyman Who Occupied tho Fsrmville
Pulpits Sunday--The Newly-Dis-
covered Coal


Palpits sunday--The Newiy-Dis-
covered CeaL
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstchl
fAExvILLE, Va, August II. 1890.
Rev. DR.. Thames. Of Danville, preached
one Of the most powerful sermons yestey-
day in the Baptist church Of Farmvilis that
has ever been listened 10 by our people.
The congregation WAS impressed and
charmed. The Doctor returned homo to
Rev. J. r. Twitty, of Petersburg. who 10
visiting relatives Of this place. preached in
~ Msthodist church 70 the mofning and
ls5srsd from that pulpit last night to the
unios sougEseation.
N. EvArs's AxALTI
IN, ~. Evans. pastcr q the Methodist
li1eot tses, \ sbssnt rom bona He
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A Child Avsteriously Shot Dead.
Especial telegrAm % the DispAtch.l

WHEELING, W. Va. August ll.-Jsnnie
Yshrling. six-yesr-o child, while play
ing in the street. WAS mysteriously shot
dead In broad daylight with ball tfona .
Winchester rife. No one knows who did
the shootlps or whence ths shot came
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Manning c. staple & Co,
Real Estate Agents and huctloneers,
ll0iH Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NOTED
i AND MAGNIFICENT EsTArE KNOWN
Az MALVERN MILLS, SITUATED IN HEN
RICO COUNTY ABOUT TWELVE MILES
BELOW RICHMOND CITY AND BOUNDED ~
JAMES RIVER AND CHAkLEs CITY ROAD.
THIS SPLENDID PROPERTY CON1AlNs ti5
ACKES OF FINE TlLLABLE SOIL. POhLnON
OF WHICH II UNDER CULTIVATION. THE
RECENT DISCOVERY OF VERY VALUABLE
AND ALMOST INEXHAUSTIBLE BEDS DE
MARL UNDERLYING NEARLY The ENIlhE
PROPERTY GIVES IT VALUE NEVER BIZ
FORK THOUGHT OF. THE FACILITIES FOX
MINING AND SHIPPING THIS MARL,
(WHICH Is ACKNOWLEDGED TO Be OF THE
FINEST QUALITY ALONG THE RIVEW AXE
UNSURPASSED. THE IMPROVEMENTS CON
SIsTS OF A FKAME-AND- BRICK DWELLING
AND SUCH OUT-BulLDINGs As ARE NECES-
SARY-By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust TO the
undersigned trustee bearing date April II. 1881,
and duly recorded IN Henrico County court
Clerks Office in Deei-Book III. page 81 deiault
having been made in a portion OF the cebt
therein secured end being so requested by holuer
OF said lien, we will sell on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, %, 1890,
at l2 O'Clock NJ, at the Office Of the auciioneer
OlOiH Main street. Richmond. Na.,) the above
described PROPERTY.
TRIMS: Accommodating and announcer at
sale. MANNING u SInrbE,
su faI9,?e, SO 2.e.io,2S3O DC 7,i4.el,2S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-12
Leesburs Solid for General Lee.
fxuectAl telegram 70 the Dispsfch.l

LErsBURo, Va, August lion Saturday
Loudoun county elected twenty-six dele
gates TO the Eighth District Congressional
Nominating Convention. Advices received
indicate solid delegation for the renomi-
nation Of General w. II. r. Lee.