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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-24
ANEMONES.

If anything he like to her
Or unto her may likened be
From all the book of nature, 'twere
y frail anCmone.
Which though it have no secret grace
TO charm its petals, as the rose,
Hath yet, me- links. a sweCter face
Than any flower that blows.
In April's rosy palms it shrinks,
And still while skylarks new'y sing
1t blooms and fades, and fCndly thinks
That spring is ever spring.
And who would ask to exc its days
And mar its Vernal happiness
With hours adrOop meath parching rays
Or snow storm pitiless?
And would her 1.-THE form should bide
For crippled age, her balmy breath
Know winters chill, that 50 hath died
Before thought of death?
Academy
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-24
a RECIPE FOR A DAY.

Take a l.tlc dish # water cold
And little leaven Of prayer,
And little bit of morning gold
Dissolved in the morning air.
Add 10 your meal some merriment
And Thought for kith and kia,
And thea, as your prime ingredient,
a plenty of work thrown in.
But spice it all with the essence of love
And little Whit of play,
Let a wise old book and a glance above
Complete the well made day.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-24
sUcKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

THE BEST SALvE IN THE WORLD for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all skin eruptionS, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by all druggists. Dreiss, Thomp-
son & CO.. wholesale. :, O:9:13-1y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-24

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06

sustains wcll-stocked reading. room; the
Aztec Circle, . dramatic, musical, and Ito
rary society, OF which Mr.. Allen q. Hill.
Formerly OF Richmond, ~ president !;
euchre, whist, and german clubs galore
several lcdses of Odd II elbows and Knights
OF Pythias, the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, and now there IL some talk OF forming
an association Of Confederate veterans
and their sons.
IMPROVEMENT.
There has been great improvement in
the train service and entire management
of the Mexican National railroad-the
scenic short line to the United States. or
as IL IS commonly known. "the Laredo
route" Its general manager is Mr.. Theo
dore ID. Kline. veteran Virginia railroad
man, who once held similar position on
the Richmond and Petersburg road. A
large excursion party Of Mexicans who
were taken TO tho principal cities of the
states by the National returned 10 this
city Yesterday nnd oil express themselves
as delighted with what they saw of YAM
keeland. The railroad furnishes ruide.
and interpreters for the entire trip, and
these annual excursions are doing much
TO increase the popularity of the railroad
as we'll as 20 stimulate trade relations be.
tween the two republics.
THE FAIR.
There Is already considerable interest in
the Chicago Exposition being manifested
here. This is evdenceE by the fact that
Appointment native newspaper-man of this
city has just resigned his position to de-
vote his time to arranging for grand ex-
cursions between this republic and the
Windy City when tho Exposition is opened.
Miss Nellie Gillian, Of Petersburg, Va,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
George W. Tennent, in this city for several
months, has been quito sick, but Is now
recovering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
THE STATE POLITICS.
J. 9. JONES ReNoMINATeD FOR THE
HOUSE IN KING AND QUEEN.
He II Pledged the Support Of the Ali
Ance-Senator Daniel 70 BE Re-
turned to the Senate.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
WALxERroN. Va. September A Demo
cratic convention was held at the court
house yesterday for the purpose Of select
ing a candidate to represent the county
in the next Legislature. The delegates
who were chosen at tho primaries on the
29ta ultimo, being requested to retire and
consult. did o,land after thoroughly can
vassing the situation camo in and reported
that James s. Jones, our representative in
the last Legislature, had been unanimous
ly chosen. Eleven of the fifteen delegates
were Alliance men, but they heartily en-
dorsed MIR. Jones, who, though not mem
Der OF the Alliance, Is q farmer and IN
tull sympathy with them.
THE NOMINATION EMBOSSED.
Mr.. William Brooks, who had been put
in nomination IN the convention as an Al
lance man and defeated, was called on for
speech. He came forward and said that
he was not prepared to make a speech, but
that he endorsed tho nomination of Mr..
Jones and would do all in his power 20 aid
In his election. Hons. II. X. Pollard, james
N. Stubs, and L. X. Ii. Wright addr essed
the meeting.
coMPLYMENTLD.
The latter made mastery effort and
congratulated King aud Queen upon her
decision to attempt to work out reform
under the Democratic banner, at the same
time complimentiDg the Alliance in the
highest terms. In short, he said the only
fault he had TO find with the Alliance was
that they would not allow him to become
q member.
Tho Proceedings.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
II L.
delegates, constituting the Democratic
County Convention assembled in our
courthouse on yesterday for the purpose
of selecting a man to bear the standard OF
Democracy in the coming campaign.
Only two names were before the conven-
ton. A. II. Euoank, from the Stevens
vile district. placed in nomination W. q.
Brooks. OF Buena Vista. MIR. John Temple,
of the Newtown district, then nominated
the Hon. James s. Jones, who so faithfully
represented King and Queen in the last
House of Delegates.
Mr.. Jones having majority was then
made the unanimous choice OF the con-
yention.
SENATOR DANIEL ENDORSED.
Tho following resolutions were then
placed before the body aud carried by a
full and unanimous vote:
/. Resolred, That all persons composing,
| and all persons whose names shall be be-
| fore this convention. shall pledge them
| selves TO support its nominee.
2. II is the hearty sentiment of this con.
| vention that the Hon. John w. Daniel
| who so untiringly stood for US in the great
| battles of the Fifty-first Congress, should
be returned to the Senate of the United
| States.
saoULpEB TO THE WHEEL.
Harmony prevailed through all the de-
liberations of the convention, and every
| man goes to his home determined TO put
hrs shoulder to tho wheel and to be ready
for any scheme the Boss may be forming
in his little heart, where honor finds nc
homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
EPISCOPAL GALL ACCEPTED.
Marriage Of On Aged Coupie-Tobaccr
Sales and tho Crop-Insurancc.
ESPECIAL telegram 10 the Dispatch.


DANyILLE. Va, September 5.-Rev. W; j..
Morton. late of Fredericksburg. Va, has
accented a call to the North Danville Epis-
conal church and will hold bis first service
there tomorrow.
Mr.. Albert Tucker. aged seventy-two,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, aged ffty-two,
were married bv a Justice OF the peace at
Pelham, n. c., yesterday. The Justice
saws thew we're as spry and loving as PAIR
Of young lovers.
Officer Cook, sanitary inspector. IL dan
eerously Ill tonight.
TOBACCO SALES.
Offerings in the tobacco market this
week were IA heavy as could nave Deen
expected at this season. and sales or oi2 :
ees mounds are reported. The market
showed considerable ANIMATION ana goo9'
smooth wrappers were IN brlsk demand.
Other grades remained firm at last weeks
prices. Oh.
following TO say of the growing crop:
"Reports as to the growing crop are very
contradictory. There Is no doubt that the
CROPS have been seriously damaged by the
incessant rains of late. and the prospectt
for a wrapper crop IS bad indeed, anu
with tho most favorable weather inc west.
ern trade will have to depend 10 s T
sxtent ON the old crop for supplies. The
n ua week has been favorable fol. tobacco
on the hill. which, if it continues for rea-
sonable time. will guarantee good hiier
cyon for the fine grades of our manufac-
trrsrs far more favorable than the pre-
ceding week"
INSURANCE DrFFERENcEs.
Several special insurance agents nave
heen here today trying to ADJUST the dif-
fsrencss between the local agents. IL Is
not known how far Their efforts suc c.e;ob
ed, but tho three, local agencies, MIisi'
= ..rd IN Tomorrow Register guaranteeing
20 write at the rates advertised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06

Hat fAltti5Du at lil1
'i. "a involvement as they were
- ID tie DIspATcH. His reference
-'A ss he ti1werv home of people
-e'-'r money nor morals was a
-' IS !-sll, 10 great nation, de-
4" lie usual point which cha
'l-' 20 ltterances Of tho star
i,-l"ss a reform" And his ex-
.-'.i expectation Of living 10 see the
... ].el Tie Mexican people would be
r. - - become A part Of this great.
o. nous -snd all the rest OF IL -
.... " ours warrants the statement
f- p at colonel believes in eternal
/, - .a-l ~ blue grass and Bourbon
.,. ~ q % te spoke without know
- ich 20 affirmed. The state
r..., perfectly absurd. No senti-
fnc ~ ~ desiring annexation 70
t' states exists on tins side of the
=. 20 AL % man up tree at long
y .rss's Il Uncle Sam and Uncle
i.- saq quite as much as they
H. A-Nca'e already.
e'ai.@i a. well as many other things
81. ~ widely Tetormed-and We
a.. we farmers Alliance won't be
-. u before We are "clamOrinR"
= isiy. Considering our latitude.
~ -4 ~ YOU good people, who aSe
:. -ilers'and that we are having
t,.....ss' CANS and nights that make over
ava o4anseis d necessity. But such
g. here the temperature ranges
go u 10 degrees the whole year
,t,rt " ')urse this Is ascribabie to the
49, " ile plateau IN which the city
rs sc~ winch Is nearly 5000 feet above
H. r'. se meeting Of Americans was heIda
ll,sf - since 70 take steps TO get the
% h.. '.eles Government TO buy another
trn, we Dunsl-placs OF IS citizens
-, e'ie. The one now in use-and
g,.,,, - yNis1 by the Government--ls
ll.1. ~ ~ led up. Minister Ryan and
VA 80 '-rA'ner are in thorough accord
te,.,- 'noFeinent and little doubt Of its
Earn" entertained. The Minister is
k1i4s u Ire committee of ten APP
istnes " msinorlslizs Congress with TO-
IL appropriation.
r.. IscEEAsixG.
Sadly i' go AN american colonyis increasing
Aae ~ Numbers aud influence. In Il
q rsreI. number Of social organizations
lossbss kInds, which makes IL more
sssry lot new arrivals. We have the
"'as Christian Association, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
COVE RNoR M'KlNNEY's: RETURN.
He VIII BE Hero on Monday" Missouri
p.aav Refuses TO SIT for His Picture.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa'ch'l
F.RuyrLr. Va, September 5.TGovernoI
Mckinney says be will return TO hichmoho
=" The he rain which set in last night through
ont tb,s section is serious injury 10 inc
crops and greatly binders the progress OF
cutting tobacco.
Errusxs TO BE pBorooEArHEp. :.
This morning Sheriff Dickinson informed
John Rodgers alias Missouri Redo " tnat
he wanted his photograph to-day. MS
souri has all along objected TO giving his
T n,cture TO the world as suspected VII
lain' and now that his counsel, Judge .;
~ rrute. has told him that he couId nos
ha forced 10 eli for the photographers ne
more positively affrms that 1t cannot pe
Gotten. He swears that there VII DC dire,
hi 's consequences to the men who attempt
~ force him into position for his pnoto;;
II; ssouri Is being held upon suspicion Oh
20 mplicity In the 27th-of-July pos'.omce
Mr. George Mcdonald, OF the nrm o.
vsnsbls & Co.. real estate agents, nas gonc
20 Norfolk 10 i've. His family VIII ioaio"
MIN at IN early day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
JAMES CITY COUNTY POLITICS.
Meeting Of County Chairmen on Monday
The Various Candidates.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, September s. There
promises to be considerable gathering OF
politicians here on next Monday, as the
county chairmen of both the Democratic
and Republican parties will meet here ;
the former to arrange the basis TOR both
a legislative and senatorial convention to
nominate candidates for the General As
sembly, and the latter to discuss the poiiti-
cal situation from their standpoint and TO
take such action as they may deem best.
The impression, however, prevails that the
Republicans will make no nominations.
There seems TO be O disposition among
some of our Alliance brethren to run can
dIdate of their own for the lower house,
and DIR. Leonard Henley, present mayor OF
this city. has been prominently mentioned
as the Alliance candidate; IN fact. ne mas
been endorsed for that position oy the
Powhatan Alliance at meeting held some
time ago, but As yet no concerted action
has been taken by the Alliance people IN
regard TO the matter.
Very many of the Democrats mere FAVOR
the nomination OF Dr.. John n. Cranord,
Of Warwick county. If the Rep ublicans
make no nomination the fight will IN all
probability be between the Alliance and
the Democratic candidates.
PERSONAL.
Miss Fannie Booth is paying q very
pleasant return visit to friends in Lynch
MT. William c. Johnston. OF Wheels
burg ono gn Se sas Hsse eysns for Jer
son. Texas. ,..
of the Methodist church, after an absence
of several weeks in Franklin county where
| a. retnrneO
here Yesterday and will preach In his
CHURCH ce tomorrow both morning and night;
Miss Lucy Booth, of Carriers Grove"
is now on visit to Miss boxe ncott: a.. az
Major Fred. SCOTS beautiful country seal
"Donaeal," in Albemarle county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Williams. who nave
been visiting in New Jersey Tor several
weeks, are now in Brooklyn and Will re-
turn home the coming week.
Mrs. sarah Morris and family, who nave
bean v;siting relatives here. have returned
10 their home in Tarboro', N. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
ALEXANDRIA POLITICS.
Heavy Rains, Streets Flooded, and Roads
Washed Out-Public Schools.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, September 5.-Mr. T. II.
Ooc) Windsor. who was mentioned here
"a a candidate for the lower house of the
State Legislature, and wEo, it was thought,
would have gotten the nomination, is out
in card declining TO make the contest on
the ground of i'll health.
Mr.. Windsor's withdrawal from the race
leaves three candidates in the feld-Mr.
William Ii. May, or this city, and Messrs.
james f. Clements and VIII W. Douglas,
of the county.
Captain Mushback seems to be the
favorite in the betting on the outcome of
the primary election which takes place
next week to nominate candidates for the
State Senate.
STREETS FLOODED.
Alexandria and vicinity was visited last
night by an extremely heavy rain-storm,
which lasted for several hours. The tall
of water was so great that the sewers
could not carry it of fast enough, so the
streets in the lower part of the town were
IN many places flooded from wall to wall,
flooding cellars and doing some damage.
The roads in Alexandria and Fairfax
counties are badly washed out, and the
market people coming in to the markets
were all delayed on account OF the rain:
No damage TO any OF the railroads mas
as yet been reported.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The City Superintendent of Schools had
all the teachers IN his office this morning
and gave them their license to teach during
the coming session. He also gave them a
talk as to the methods to be pursued in the
classroom this year and some arrange
ments for the new school year were made.
The public schools all open tor regular
work on Monday morning next.
During the past week the Clerk OF the
CITY School Board has issued 1,704 permits
to children who wish to attend the public
schools OF this amount 1,0i6 have been
issued to white children and 65S to colored.
Last year / 500 permits were issued during
the corresponding week-1,047 to white
children and 753 to colored: This shows
falling of of one white child and ninety
five negroes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Disaster in New York BAY.
,By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

New YORK, September 5.--In eighty feet
of water the tug-boat Erie was sunk this
morning in the bay between Bedloe's and
Governors islands BY the outgoing Cunard
steamship Etruria, and o son of the cap
tain OF the Eric went down with the Ill
fatsd tug. Both vessels were bound down
the bay at the time. The tug Guiding
Star, of the White Star Transportation
Company, happened to be in the vicinity at
the time and rescued all the crew Of the
Erie but the son of the captain. The
Etruria is said to have escaped any damage.
She proceeded on her way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
pnnsprcr pIsrHICr!
MAss.MeETlna IN ROANOKE.
Delegates Elected to tho Conventio" ~
Salem on the 10th.

Delegates Elected to tho Convention ss
Salem on the 18th.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
RoAsoKr, Va. September 5.-The Demo.
cratic mass-meeting here last night was
very interesting one. The contest for tho
nomination for the House of Delegates 80
far as this city is concerned, mas
narrowed down to choice between
Mr.. N. G. Thomas. chairman of the Demo
cratic City Executive Committee, and ..
Allen Watts. Esq, prominent attorney'
The friends of both were very active yes
terday marshalling adherents, and IN con-
sequence the meeting last night wasa very
lively ono.
A MAJORITY.
Mr.. Thomas, however, secured q large
majority of the thirty delegates to the as
trict convention which meets at Salem on
the 4th Of this month. The meeting iast
night empowered each delegate to select
his own alternate and authorized the dele
cation to vote for q candidate for Inc
State Senate and for the House OF Dele
gates on the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
RICHMOND COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Delegstes Elected to Both Senatorial ana
House Conventions.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l

wAnsAw. Va, September 6.-The Demo-
.rsts of Marshall district met to-day, with
n q. Wexford, county chairman. presiding
and w. Y. Morgan secretary. ana seiectea
the following delegates 10 attend the sena-
tor;al convention, which meets az TINS
Mace on the Sth instant: Captain osmuei
barron and r. @. Wexford. .s.r
% ,snresent the district IN the House con-
~ comprising this and Lancaster
sornt;es. the time and place. yet TO DO
named: ]. w. Chinn, Jr., Frederick Set
t,a ~. I. G. Crabbs, j. B. Jernries. ". !.
HUT. and w. Y. Morgan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
FOR RENT.

No. 904 east Marshall street; 5000.
No. $40 north Tenth street; $3.50.
No. 312 Harrison street; $3.50.
No. HOO east Broad street S400.
No. G17 east Main street; $500.
No. COG north Sixth street $500.
No. GIL north Tenth street: $3.50.
Twenty-fourth and Clay; $210.
No. 1914 west Cary; 300.
No. 2s22 east street; SIS per month.
No. 400 west Marshall. SlS per month.
No. 2I3 Governor street; sl5 per month.
No. GIL north First street; sl5 per month.
No. 1924 east Marshall; s15 per month.
No. 171S east Broad street; ga per month.
No. AIS south Pine street; Sl2.5O per month.
No. 10S south Laurel street; $3.50 per month.
No. Coz north rwenty-seyenth street; sl2.50
per month. SUTTON &c CO.,
SO Gilt lOl4 Main street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

s420 per annum--No. 40 west Main street !;
10 rooms, modern.
$3.50 per annum-No 8 cast Cary street; 10
ROOMS, modern.
$500 per annum-No. 91o east Marshall street,
16 rooms, modern.
$500 per annum-No. o west Marshall street !;
8 rooms, modern.
$3.50 per annum-No. 1912 west Cary street |;
10 rooms, modern.
s275 por annum-No. oo0l6 west Main street |;
rooms
$500 per aunum-No. ZOO east Franklin
street @ rooms.
Apply 70 FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO.,
30 Git Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Gloomy Prospect, for a Good Cotton Crop
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

10y ttIcgrHpN 70 IHo DIbpHICHJ
NASHVILLE, Tenn, September "a Flo
renee (Ala.) special says The effect OF the
cool weather on the cotton crop is begin
ming to be noticed now, and the prospect
for a good crop is more gloomy than at
any time during the year. The August
crop is shedding it's squared and young
bolls rapidly, which. in addition to the
rust which has made its appearance during
the past week. promises to be somewhat
disastrous to the crop 1t is estimated that
the crop will be 20 per cent. less than 1t
was thought to be ono week ago. The
damage is general in this section, not ono
favorable report having been received
from any point in this or adjoining coun-
fiea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
An Election in Southampton County Tor
tho Coming Convention.

tbo NoHfhk
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.]
won, Va, September 5.-The Demo-
Gratis of this district met at Berlin to-day,
and the district chairman being. absent
Hon. X. 5. Boykin was unanimously
elected to this position. The object OK
this meeting was to elect delegates TO the
regular county convention for the purpose
of nominating candidates to represent tnls
Southampton county in the next Legs
lature, said convention to meet at Court
land, county seat, on next Thursday, the
10th. at 10 A. NJ. The following delegates
were unanimously elected: j. q. Davis.
X. S. Boykin, w. ID. Pond, A. j. Branch,
S. l.. Boykin. A. L. Gardner, W. IL. joy
ner, A. A. Williams, A. +. Cobb. and W..
II. l.. Cobb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
CTORES FOR RENT,

= ~ HB
$500 per annum-No. 40s wcst Broad street !;
b rooms above.
$500 per annlm-LARGE WAREHOUSE, two
fronts ; four-story.
1900 per annnm-BRICK CARPENTER
SHOP Broad street between Shafer and Harrl-
son.
also per annum-No. 1904 cas-. Main street !;
8 rooms above.
$3.50 per annum-No. 1912 wost Leigh street |:
rooms above.
$3.50 per annnm-No. 1903 east Main stree, !;
rooms above. Apply TO
FRANK d. HILL q CO.,
sc Git Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Pcrryman Chief Of the CreekA

ST.. LOUIS, September ga. dispatch
from the Creek Nation says that forty
two voting towns heard from give Perry
man majority for reelection to the office
Of chief. II Reed receives all the votes
of the seven towns to be heard from Per-
ryman will still be elected bv fifty votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
A F. UNKEL.
PIANoFoRTE INSTRUCTION
70 advanced pupils an beginners.
50 6-1t' 22I Broad street.
FOR RENT.
Il o r r E N L .

~ L ~
No. 407 Eleventh street, between Clay and
Marshall, with ten rooms and modern Improve
ments.
no. 90S Marshall street, between Ninth and
Tenth, with seven rooms and modern improve
ments; possession September IA, 1891.
No. sol Leigh street, corner Fifth, with eight
rooms besides detached kitchen and modern
improvements; possession at once.
NO. 3l2 Main street, between Madison and
Monroe, with eight rooms, and modern Inn
proyements; possession September 10, 1891.
No. 3ll Twelfth street, between Broad and
Marshall, with eight rooms and modern Inn
proyements; possession October l, 1891.
=. NO. oOS Twelfth street, between Broad and
Marshall, with ten rooms and modern improve
ments: possession September 12 1891.
No. 20 Pine street, between Main and Cary,
with seyen rooms, bath, &C.; possession Septem-
Der 20, 1891.
No. 2704 east Franklin street Opposite Libby
Hill Park, with seven rooms and modern I'M
proyements; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a, 1881.
Apply TO II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
80 Gilt corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06

"Oh, ma nearly had horssl"
"Why, what do you mean7
"Thero was . man out here with hotso
I'D no. Il hs'd said ~ gds had itts