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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
TUESDAY. AUGUST IS. 1891,

AZ Is O'Clock T.. VI. iho aDoye-les'ribei PRO-
PFRTl. 40. or Is . weli-cou-tru,tei two--iory
iramot & yelling. ufttu- about Inom-, ant =
now occupied Boy 70 good tenant. Ia the rear Of
the lot there Is small ..w Cling, Viii h also rents
we'll said l0t fronts 2G feet % Iu he's and runs
back tctwcen parallel ,ues 1919 feet io an alley
20 fee wide. Tho western 3 feet , inches. moro
or less, is reserved a IA alley tor inc use he
tween The premises Of No. Oh west Cary stree
and the property adjoining On tie west. Tie said
alley, however, does not run back TIC full depth
Il the lot, bur only | feet inches.
Tho DWELLING on the south -idc ~ Cary
street between Pine aIl Laurel j. new aui thor
0Iehly modern. contains about eight rooms, and
hiss every convenience. The Dot is desD ribcd a.
folloNs: beginning ~ point N the -1uthern
lire OfCary street nlneiy-Our iect east of it, In
tcrsection with tho eastern line Of Laurel street.
thence running easiwGrdiy along Cay street
and fronting thereon twenty--ix feet, md ex-
tending bacs southwardly from SAID front be-
tween parallelliues 200 feet 70 al alley IN COM
mon nineteen feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of executing this
trust and two notes OF $4,000 and go. respect
lively, with Interest thereon from May -. 1891,
and the balance on terms 10 be announced -
sale. 1t Is probable that more liberal terms
may be announced on the day of sale.
&. l.. DENOON.
~ y. PATTERSON.
Trustees.
DENooY, TUPPER & co., Agctioneers 81 -
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ne LOUDLY FOR HIS GUN.
sidney shields (CoioreD Arrested for A
sault aud S.fcl; Iaii"d.
fSrn.i.l telegram 70 the DiSpatch.1


lSpocial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
TAsryuLf. Va. August 13.-Constable
William H. Sturgis lodged safely in jail to-
day sydney Shields, acolored man about
TWENTY-FIVE years old. Of Occohannoca
Neck. charged with telonious assault upon
Ceey Dennis. little colorod girl eleven
years old.
Sydney says he is innocent, but when
the constable wont 10 arrest HIM no called
loudly 10 his wife 20 bring HIM hls gun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
The Keystone Democracy Moving.
flv f.lagrauh ia Tho Dtapat.b

PITTsnuRG. Pa, August l3.-President
Chauncey L. Black, OF the State Associa-
ton Of Democratic Clubs. has called a
meeting of the Executive Committee st
Harrisburg next Wednesday. the 18th in
stant. To arrange for the State convention
IN this city next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

The Alumni Of the State University to-
day ofTcr i've fc.lowshp- of 500 each an
uua!lv To- college graduates who desire
h.ghcr culture and special training IN lite
rarure. science. or philosophy at the UNI
ver-ltv. There Is no charge Tor tuition
and the fel.owshlps Will pay all necessary
expense. - -,
1t the Lumber-Riyer Fair Mt Red
Spring. Iiobeson county. today "oVernor
Stackhorse. of south Carolina. made
speeches. Senator Ransom will day after
Tomorrow address tho Confederate yete-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

All If the strcct-car conductors have
been sworn IN e, special policemen, SO that
they may bee al lie 20 make arrests.
Colonel Ia5b has returned from tae
springs.
Vacancies on the County School Board
wee filled on Yesterday. NJ Jane,
Mitchell was chosen on tine Chesapeake
board. ana Or. 4. II. Parramore IN liamp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
RAILROAD LINES,
PICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

t[ACilh L htDE hit hODl III
IL AND POTOMAC .lr.i.lle
commencing June 5. Io0l-eastern STANDARD
time.
s:OI \. ~ leaves Byrd-s,rect station daily.
stop@ only NJ Ashland. Bothw.A,
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke,
aud Whitewater sleeper - Wt,h-
'ngton and New YORK. Arrives
Washington 1901 4. NJ. Baltimore
A. l;l1 =. NJ, Philadelphia Bar
81. New York $3.50 =. v
ll:J0 A. n. leaves Byrd-Stlcet station daily. *.
cept sunday. Buffet Parl1r Car
kichmond 10 New "a. Arrives
Washington 40 =. ". Baltmor,
5:2t T.. NJ, Philadelphia 7.a9 r. ".
Sew York l0.3I p. "
700 ~ leaves Byri-S,reet station daily
sleeper Nchmoni o Nev York.
stops only AZ Ashland. Boti ycu.
Milford. Fredericksburg, Brl.ke
and whitewater stops &C other "a
tons ON sundays. Arrives wash
mstOn los p. NJ. baltimore 1885
A. VI Phl1de!phla BIO \. NJ. Nov
York 800 \. VI.
$50 A. NJ. arrives 81 byri-street station daily.
sleeper from New ork. Stops only
AT Whitewater, Brooke, Fredoricks-
burg Milford, Boutwell,. and Ash
land. stops al other stations On sun
days Leaves Washington $50 a.
2:3S p II. arrives II Byri-Stree, station lailv
stops ~ Fredericksburg, Milford
Boutwell, amt Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New YORK.
Does not stop at Elba. Leaves
Washington 1897 A. NJ
$3.50 p n. arrives at Byrd-Strocl station daily
except sunday. Buffet parlor Car
New lolk 10 Richmond. Leave,
Washington a:Os +. Vi.
FREDERIC kSBUkG ACCOMMODATION
pAiLr EXCEPT SUNDAY
400 L. VI. leaves 3yrd-Srret station. arr.yin,
Fredericksburg a. GAO T. NJ.
SAC y. NJ, arrives byr,l-ctrs.l ,t1tlOu, leave,
Fredericksburg sos A. NJ.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Gas 4. N. leaves Elba- Arrive, at Ashland AZ
1888 A. 81.
GA 7. II. leaves klDa. Arrives at Ashland AZ
7.O3 L. NJ.
6:4J A. VI. arrives Elba- Leaves Ashland A,
UOS \. NJ.
us Z. II. arrives at Rlta. Leaves Ashland Al
6:JO y. N.
&. A. TAYLOR, Tracnc ManagsS.
y. !. d MyXRs. General Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
/" scott of Egie" Better.

ERIE. Pa. August Congressman
SCOTS condition is slightly improved.
Dr. Brand, his physician. SAYS: Il am
confident Sir. Scott Will recover. though
his recovery VIII be necessarily slow. lie
has passed the turning point and the
chances are greatly III his favor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

FINE CORN AND TOBACCO CROPS.
Progress in the rntteSon-Amos Murder
CaSe-PerSonai.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Di@patch.l
FApMyIIiY. Va, August l3.-The outlook
Tor nu unusually large crop OF corn and
tobacco Is brighter than Il Las been Tor
many years. go.
The family of Mr.. ". p. Gillian have
cone To Their country home. " Oakland
for the reminder Of the summer.
Misses Anna and May Borne. OF Russell
VILE. Nv. are visiting thclr aunt, Mrs. NJ.
Il. MOTLEY. On Baptl-t Hi.
Th0ma, PattrS0n is nov on trial Tor the
murder Of Mr.. Samuel Amos III May last.
Yesterday the case progressed rapidly
and TWEEN y-ouc witnesses were called Tor
fnr dnlouNc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
AccomAc BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
sixty Delegates in Attendance at Hamp
ton--S,rcct-Car Conductors Policemen.

Correspondence 81 thc Richmond Dispatch
U,NrroN. August Il. The Accomar Eap-
,ist ASSOCIATION is nov IN session here with
about sixty delegates In attendance.
representing Tho varouS churches. Judge
Gnut,r. If tine Circuit Court is modcrat or.
The report. from the various churches
showed them To he ~ good condition.
IN. Introductory sermon WAS preached
last ni.,ht. Considerable time to-day was
devoted - the cause OF cducni lon. ana a
inc speech was made toy Or. Pollard, OF
Eich,nond College. Rev. Dr. Hatcher
nlso spoke M the advantages Oi the Rich
mond Female Seminary.
Colonel iiaiuo- Was here to-day 20 see
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
TwFNTY-sIY INDICTMENTS.
EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS.
4 Baseball Progranime-1he tondemne"
IL n-ucn 4 nnt nue NLdurnic.

Correspondence q the Richmond Dispatch
SMITHyr1IE. Va, August pr. Henry;
superintendent of the public schoois %
th.s county. examined the teachers OF luis
d!stric, al the court house tins week.
Cautaln hbncr : Ford has announcer
himself candidate for the Hons" 81 l''ie-
gates subiec, to the approval oi the O'ii'
cratic Convention. The CAPTAIN was I'i
long time deputy sheriff OF TINS county,
TO PLAY BAIL.
The Charlotte Baseball Club has re-
cciyci and accented challcnG" from inc
l.ynchburg Club II play them on 'hvn
grounds On The 18Th Of tins moilh. vi
their WAV home the CLUB WI play yhi''
of bail az Houston. Halifax coun'V' WIN
tho club Of that plncc. Oar c'nO nag
played q number Of Games th's S'"i "''''
has not been defeated oac".
The colorel people of this town ana VI
cin,,v continue 70 hold meetings IN 'he
iail. pravIng for and taking with th' l"p
coiored women condemned 10 death ABOUT
thor souls salvation. Their efforts now
ever. have done but little sood.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. William II. Davis, wife Of the i'res-
bvieriau minister If tins place ms u''n
vary N for the past week. At one uine
her hf" was desparrcd OF. but she n HI
proving NJ pres ~ ..1,.,o ~,
William Na,n'e Circus VIII sho" mere Oh
tho 18TH Of tins month.
on the 18th, 18th. and 2iih the App"Hia,
fox Association Of the Baptist chNr'u VIII
pc held an kovsyillc. IN thus county
NJ f. h. Watkins. formerly 81 the State
treasurer Office. now Of Glasgow, Is mere
On "a business trip. ..:.
Mr. d. q. Tcglc-tou. Of Glasgow, IS visit
ing his family ard friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

COMPANY'- JAMES RIt I'D, s,zfsl3sSs A
LINE. Cheapest snI most pleasant 90. DOB
OLD POINT ORF Ii. POkISMOt lti- NtM-
PORT NL.~. tLAkEMONI amt JAMES
RIVER itN DlNGS DIRECT ny elegant saloon
steamer ARlE! leaving n rhmori r. Eil MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY,, ana FRIDAY ~ \. T.
strert-Car- 90 directly 20 steamer, wharf Faro
20 OH Point on NHrfolk. fl5O; -"coni cl--. d.
connections ~ Oh Point closely Win oil lines
for Washington. h. G.. baltimore PhiladelpAlf,
AMI New ork same afternoon, james uyDr ~
daylight. Great tourist inf. cheapest roltH.
Tickets only half ~ kii Rates
Through tickets on steamer AMI AZ taro0rs
Agency. gOl Main street. Baggage checked
through. State-rOuns engaged Tor day " night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
THE TWO VIRGlNlAS.
THEIR lNTeRESTIN THE O'RtC''A~
REFUND MATTER.
Tho Liability OF the
for n Part Of the peot OF
virginia Proper.
fgy telegraph to tho Dispatch'l


u,-,.orov August l3.-Actlng-Secre-
,o,v Nettleton has received an opinion
sr,r tho Acknowledgement onthe question
90 vbether the Secretary of tho treasury
= authorized and required to retain 'he
whole or any part OF the amount que ~
.ho State of West Virginia on account OIL
,ho ,efrnd Of direct tax under the act APP
,roved March 2. 1921, by reason OF the a.
laced liability of the State OF West VIZ
mia for part of the indebtedness OF Nlr-
rInia prior to the separation am eiDo''oN
If West Virginia into new state.
THE EQUITABLE PROPORTION OF DEBT.
Tho Attorney-General in his opinion re-
f.rs TO the Constitution OF West virginia
under which the State was admlttel u the
i-nion IN which tho State assumed an
equitable proportion % the pu ,, y, "'O'
of virginia prior To January |, lobl.
SET OFF TO TIE EXTENT or TIE EQUITABLE
PROPORTIONS"
Tho indebtedness of the Commonwealth
~ NIrrjula prior to that date was over
: ~ O0j 900 90 the Aforementioned II adj
yised. and Of this Indebtedness nearly
II sO0 0OO was due 10 the United STATES
and still remains unpaid. The Attorney
General Expresses the opinion that 1t l. the
duty Of the Treasury IN Ter section 5iSl.
Revised Statutes to insist upon the rlght
II set OF AGAINST the demand Of the state
for refund of the direct tax to Tin, extent
of the equitable proportion" OF the debt
of Virginia for which West Virginia IS Ia
bic
WHAT Is TIE EQUITABLE PROPORTION;
What tins equitable proportion may
be- he SAYS. is not a question OF law but OF
fact. or of mixed law and fact. and l. not
d,r.ct tax paid hy Virginia was -it1,4Os;
and los West Virginia. Sl53,g1J. Should
The Secretary of the Treasury decide to
use tho entire Sl.G01.0OJ OF \lrginl4s Ia
hllitv to the Government As an Offset TO
the claims e these states for refund
of the direct tax 1t ls not likely that either
State will receive any money on TINS ac-
count.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
by Douoou, Upper d Co..
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctoueers,
ST. Main -tre"i.


TF'kI > EE0 NALI OF ' NJ ABI4L
4 IMPROVED REAL tS1AfESl1l ATED ON
THE NORTH SIDE or CARY STREET BIZ
TWEEN CHERRY AND LINDEN STREETS.
BEING 40. nl2 WEST CAHi >IkAEr-At 80.
THE EXCELLENT RESIDENCE on TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF CARY STREET BETWEEN
PINE AND LAi REL STREE =, SITUATED
ABOUT 20 FEET tASTOf LAIR SIKEtT.-
By virtue OF the provisions of certain deeds Of
t.ust. both dated May .. 1890, and recorded IN
The Clerks ofico of the Richmond Chaucery
Court. DecG-B.ok 40 b. page 3N0, and 40
80 b. page :S2, respectively, default having been
made IA the payment of certain portion 81 the
money therein secured. mad being required 20
10 do. We viii sell ~ public auction, On the pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

Freight roccivei tally for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, ~NllufIElD, HAMPTON. Old
POINT, MAFEkLi, HlCKSFuhD, aui ALEA-
AADkIA, VA; NASHINGION, ID. G.; NEH-
stations on the A'iaut.c and Dansiile railroad.
Scaooar1 AMI Roanoke railroad. Norfolk south
cru railroad, tarmyile ami Powhatan railroad.
amt Eastern North Carolina generally; uls1 foe
Eastern ~horf II Virginia, amt 1li regular IAud-
ing on james river, a. LOWEST RATES. AMI
tlFlUph bills issued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

Hickok's No. !. II. u. c., Fig. and Caro-
line Sun-Cured are Pure. Clean. and Choice
Sun-Cured TObaccOs. Try them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
COOL AIR AT SCOTTSVlLLe.
Numerous Visitors from itichmond-Thret
Deaths In One Family.

fCarrespondcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch
Scorrs,IILr. August l3.-Nter the hot
test season we have had this year. lasting
TOM or five days. we had u delightful ram
YESTERDAY. winch cooled the ar, and today
n - delightful City people are still COM
inc ND INTO tnc country.
Mrs John 4. Parker, OF your cl'v, arrived
here to-day and Is visiting Mrs. Charles t.
Harris. -.
ln,, Leila Powers, of Richmond. Is visit,
inc her uncle, Mr.. ID. i. Powers AMI
family.
Miss Becky Splitter, of Augusta. county,
is visiting Mis- SAlle LcckIe. of Glen
dover.
Misses Annie and Julia Williams. dauch-
tiers of MIR. !. &. Williams. OF your cl'v,
ale visiting the family OF Major ID. W. An
dcT-on. their uncle.
CAPTAIN j. {. Cleveland, who has been
living III Salon for a year past, IL yisliln.
his old home here.
SAD AFFLCIIONS.
Miss Mary l.. Kidd daughter Of Mr..
Henry Kidd. of Fluyanna. who mas been "A
erea; sufferer. died ri her fathers home
Tins week: aged tnirty-tWO years.
Another daughter OF Nj. W. IL. Grimm.
formerly of Sc0tt~vilic making the third,
died at Roanoke tins week. of typhoid
fever. Truly tins Is "a sad affection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

+. Is. Rawson. Galveston, Tex, SAYS:
have used your Bradycrotine for Headache
and think it is q valuable remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES.

Candidate for the Legislature are loom
luz up SO far we have only head one
name mcut 0ucd for the Senate that of
Mr.. u. Gardiner Tyler. Of Charlie City. For
the lower house several gentlemen are
suoken Of Warwick count, seems 90 claim
the nomination a- her right. a. she claims
that ih1aboti CIV had II lu 1859. when
Mr.. j. : Washing ian, aud York and
james CITY 40 Other times. /; is also de-
sired that III, convention he held a New
port New II l~ tUthcr reported tina; the
Farmers Alliance wish the nomination
from their ranks. Hnd Dr. l.. Henley. OF
William burr. is their choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

Colonel ". II. :. BuTgwyn. president Of
the North Carolina Real Estate A-socla-
ton. gives notice that meeting Will be
held III Raleigh August 10th.
The tobacco crop i late, but Is n good
one. In tn particular section It Is larger
than heretofore.
The State Tobacco Association has
pledged Itself TO make a complete exhibit
of tobacco IN the leaf and manufactured
a, the southern Exposition. Captain J. >.
Locahart. ot Durham. VIII be III charge Of
It,
There is a strong Hi movement in the
state. cou, led with General desire u
have him here during the Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
NOR SALE pRINATEJ v IA

L NEW FRAME COTTAGE on Third ave- t-i-
nue.. Chestnut lin, Just BEYOND me vlsdIct.
seven rooms, front ANA rear porch. good we'll of
water. Lot 3OXliO feet This property Will DO
cold on very long time and bargain.
FRANK ID. HILL CO..
au l2-cOl3t north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
WHAT IsTHE EQUITABLE pROPoEIlOS
ACLOUD-BURST Al HlLLS6ORO''
The Break In Triui'y's Iower-' "ptufc "i
y Murderer in Rockingham.
fS-....inI fnlnu,rafl n the nI-n1tch.I

TNIf'III TTI' III y w T I-'7'''I
RALEIGH. y. c., August l3.-News was
received today If a cloud-burst last night
near Hillsboro'. Il did some damage ana
tore down some telegraph-polcs., Inc
storm wa. exceptionally severe. IL also
damaged the reservoir ut Greensboro ana
cut ID the water supply.
An Inspection OBJ TRINITY Colleges fallen
tower made today now that the hre1N
eran about tlrfc feet above the foam Ia
ton. The latter appears Il be intact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
prs.oLUrrONs q CO.pARTNERsHIPs::


NOTICE.-W. N. BRAGG AND y.
vcnoyRII who have been as-ociate1
In Tho REAL ESTATE BUSINESS under , "a"
rrrn-narno Of w. y. Bragg ~ Co, have thls "'y
dissolved, owing to the health o, tn mp lvii,
o. 4. MCDOWELL
Tho REAL ESTATE BUSINESS iorn lnn,,nne,I
duc,eJ bv w y. Bragg & CO. WIZ DE- oD.. BE
~ mo same Mace, s21 west Nam uhuo' ia"
Gr,n.namo of q. r. MCDOWELL q ~. ,ron-
Thanking my friends for thelr nnc,. 49,, zane
ago In the past. respectfully 'o"-''
for tho new lrm. ,Dorvrtr 20
aU 1921 ". r. neI -.--- -
TI,HE FIRM OF BLAIR ChMr-
HFLL Is this day dissolved by mutual c .,'l-
sent. The business will DO conducted Yen M
.a,o uuior tho style and nrin-namc Of VILLA"
H. A. +. BLAIR,
WILLIAM II. CAMPBELL.
August &, 1891. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
BUFFERS ELECTION A SURPRISE.
\ strong and Aggressive Alliance Leader
Late but Large Tobacco Crop.

ICoucsT0ulercc q No klchmonI Dlspntch.I
RALrlgm. y. C., August lJ.-The election
OF State Senator Marion Butler as prcsl-
deur IF the state Farmers Alliance Is
the first place. at the Alliance meetings
heretofore the election Of officers always
occurred ON THURSDAY This time it was
held IA day ahead that.is. as fur as presi-
dent and State lecturer are concerned.
Mr.. Butler was the leader Of the Alliance
in the last Legislature. aud j. III the nigh
est councils Of the order. He Is editor Of
the Clinton CG'to0s,0h. and l. quitea Young
mau, a strong and enthusiastic speaker.
and very aggressive. He also lri the
movement whlch resulted IN the passage
Of the railway cOmmtssi0n act. Senator
Bel. of Clay. becomes the state lecturer.
He Is also a very ardent Alliance man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

Mrs. Morris, formerly Miss Luck. Of
buckingham. hut few weeks since a
bride. j. lying critically Ill at her home III
BuckiuE ham county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
BY !. II. Valentine, Auctioneor,
%. \. Timberlakc, SaicsmanD
1896 cas-, Main street.
VRUsTEEs' SALE OF PART OF

/ THE STOCK or CHARLES II. COSBY *
co. At AUCTION.-As trustee IN deed
from Charles II. Cosby. d ing business
TN !e- the name OF Charles n. Cosby G., daird
April 3d. 1891. and duly recorded. shall sell by
public auction At thc store No. west Broad
street on
FRIDAY NEXT. nth DAY OF ArGUsr, lS'l'
commencing at IC:3O A. NJ. OH the res, ne 81 me
STOCK OF GOODS aud STORE FIN htN
which were not sold NJ tho nrs' sLe on satur-
day last.
The stock now 70 Ne sold contains some worry
desirable articles. especially the trade. Among
them the following: 21S IRON POTS aud Il ~ .
Tiles. 1913 COOKING ROO * md BOW ~ / 80
PLATES. - dozen GLASS CEL MP IlEh~'
&c. about ~ dozen IANf-t ~ III "a =
including Jewcll. Arrnni. aui other ratents
mostly IN use (; SLLF-FEEDER SlVN - ana
NEA iERS, HAN BOILERS about 1000 pounds
SOAPSIONE Tor stofe lining. 325 pounds rHi-
DER - best brands, lot SiItI tOiI ~
OFFICE DESK ami STOOLS, STORE lkl thN'
and many other articles useful 10 housekcep"'-.
TERMS: Cash for sums of 600 ana under I:
over that amount sky t1ys' time. win interest
al tel aud satisfactory an lnrscr.
4. Il. coz RINIl, Trustee.
JNO. T.. LACGHToN. JR.. Salesman. au ID
RvJ. II. Valentine. Auc,ionoer,
ID. 4. Timlcrlakc. SaicsmanD
I536 ca.t Mail street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
I ARGE SALE
~

IA TO-DAY
n, 1Oi6 )'clock Of
LAMP GOODS. LARGE TIN PANS, DlSH-PANs;
100 SrON E-PANS. 100 TIN-BI tkbiS;
MEASURES. HALL LANES: l
4 general n--ortmcut az SO1IONS. CLOTHING,
HATS. 40. 1890 ..-. -.
1SI-IT CHANBFR ri RNIrURE, HALL SOFAS,
COTS. BED~IEhD> STOVES;
| OLD PIANO and Other Nl-CElI ANtOtN
GOODS j. H.NALFNTINl.
null Auc'iOu~cr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
4 rRoDADLE LfScHING.

4 special from Rockingham tonight
saws: samuel BO-tic the negro who shot
and killed Jerome Currie and wounded
two negroes. was captured this Afternoon
and .ed n jail. Eyrr since last FRIDAY
hundreds Of people, white and black, have
been searching for Ro-uc. Every house
ha- been watched 80 that he could get no
food. The excitement Is intense. a, both
races are intent upon lynching Bo9tic to-
ut.ht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

Nos. IA. IS. u.i iN
ami : stop 20 sigma.
AMI Chester. t.-
SIAN .rser h.r....
~. % stops ga -.-n-
passengers purchasing
pug-plAceS tor t.- N-..
NoN 81. -, 80. b@.
vii stop Dn rnt
PlI iMAN-, 80
On Tran -. - H
tween NeA lUrk at4 Il'.
Vlu.}. Ou Train y -. D.
between N,w Yer. ani CO.
Nos - AMI f = -irri.
ani jacksonville co.,
slecping-caFs between AN..
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mo trains lrsslug A'h.h'
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l,iu 4. VI. aud eruf.h. Hs '
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tershurg 80 aud from fasi4''' f, -.
southwestern points
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a. N. EMERSON. GeaeIal taa's'-N''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
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