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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
NOR SALE LIVERY AMI u

IL ING STABLE; doing a good business;
situated on the main street Of the city; good
reason for selling. Address Lock-Box $50,
Newport News, Va. 10 SGT
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BOLD BURGLARS AT WAVERLN.
Prince George OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.,,s,o-t.at ponar- CaneraI News

Prince George Oualifcations-Intere
Historical Paper--GeneraI News.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, June 1.-THE store of
Messrs. Gwaltney & Co., at Waverly, was
broken into night before last and robbed of
quantity OF shoes, pocket-kniyes, and other arti-
clos. There IL no clue as yet 10 the thieves.
The public schools Of the city viii close To-
morrow and the certificates Of distinction VIII
be awarded on Monday. The final examinations
have been In progress all this week. There will
be no commencement exercises.
PRINCE GEORGE OFFICIALS.
The County Court Of Prince George was held
to-day Mr.. X. Boiling Wilcox, who was elected
CONFERENCE.-The attorney on the Republican
ticket declined TO qualify rs such, ana tho
Court appointed Mr. John j. Cooke, the present
incumbent, TO MI the ONCE. Mr.. Cooke qualified.
Mr.. W. +. BOisseau qualified as sheriff, but ms
fact does not affect the contest Tor THIS Once.
MIR. X Il. Bate, the contestant, has filed al INC
necessary papers in the case, ana the eNiuehce
will DO heard In court at he July term.
MEXICAN NEWSPAPER.
Colonel +. II. Archer has in his possession a
paper cf historic interest. II Is a copy OF the
American Pioneer, published in Monterey. Mexico,
and bearing date May 20, lS47. Colonel Archer
purchased IL At the time, paying l219 cents in sil-
yer for It. brought II home On his return from
Mexico with the Petersburg Volunteers, and has
carefully preserved IL ever since. It's cher MS
toric interest IL in the fact that 1t con-
Trims translation Of General Santa
Annals report Of the baltic Of Cerro GordO
and OF the defeat OF tho Mexican army. IL als1
contains "A proclamation issued 10 the people OF
Monterey by j. A. Early, major Virginia VOlun-
teers and acting Governor Of the town." aud also
some general orders issucd 10y Major V6enerhh
Early. The Virginia Historical Society might
preserve this paper among its archives, aud
could probably get II for tho asking.
DEATH or II. 7. sELLABs
telegram received here from' williamsburg
announces the death at the asylum OF Mr.. H. /.
Sellars, who was only sent TO that institution
from this city about "A week ago.
The voting contest at the feast OF tho Junior
Mechanics for the most popular young lady IT,
suited last night in favor Of Miss Kate TOtty and
che was awarded handsome gold ring.
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By RIB. Chafln & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
I JoF CERTAIN INTERESTS IN BRICK STORE
kND DWELLING ON FRANKLIN bIkEhn
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
81 REETS.--By virtue OF decree OF the Elcl-
mond Chancery Court entered June =, 1871 ~
tho Cause Of the Liye-0ak Distlllcry Company w.
w. j. Dooleys administrator, tho undersigned
special commissioners appointed for the pur-
pose will sell by public auction on the premises
THURSDAY. JUNE Is. 1891.
nj o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described IN
said decree as the interest OF end William D..
Dooley, deceased, being an undivided one-loufth
interest, subject 20 the dover interest OF
Dooley and tho interest OF said Catherno
DoOley, being an undivided one-han interest,"
IN foe simple and dover interest In the other un-
divided one-han interest In the bill OF tho pialhun'
described as certain lot OF land on the SCUM
side OF Franklin street between Fifteenth ana
Seventeenth streets with Improvements thereon
consisting OF n brick store and dwelling and de-
scfibed "a follows Beginning at tho east lne 81
the property owned or formerly owned ny IL NJ
Smith & Co. on said south line OF frankhn slIeet'
running thence castwardly along said franHIn
street and fronting thereon eighteen feet elght
and two third inches rs feet 2-3 inchesj 10 the
centre Of the division wall dividing the house on
said lot of land from that on the lot adjoining on
the east, and RAINING back at right angles anu
between parallel lines seyenty-seyen ana one nan
feet t7116 feet subject to the continuation OF tno
Court -
TERMS: One IOufln Chsu luo Icoiuuo ~ ~
equal instruments, payable Mt SIX, tWeNe, Gnu
eighteen months respectively, with interest add
ed from the day OF sale, purchaser 70 give nego-
table notes for deferred payments, ana title re,
tanned until the whole Of purchase-money Is pald
and deed ordered by the Court.
JOHN DUNLOP,
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioners
Sale by r. B. CHAPLIN & Co., Auctioneers'
l. Charles W. Goddln, clerk OF the Chancery
Court Of Richmond. do certify that the bona re-
auired Of the special commissioners by decree IN
above cause Of Juno 4, 1871, has peeh uuly
given. -. -
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF June
1891. CHARLES w. GODDIN,
so 10 Clerk.
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TRAINS NORTHWAhh
Daily.
sroPPING PLACE

ElOIIINN AsNN TO-
Nos IA, 33, and 80 make no r''.' ...-.-. q
ana rs stop on signal az MaBchss.r.' 80. 8
and Chester. Nos. "a and Al ,.'f ......
Manchester, Drewrys, Cenfra'.s .-.I g
No "a stops ON signal ~ Nance. .,r =. p
passengers purchasing tickets % 49,. 30
ping places FOR this train south p. ID t
Nos. 81, IS, 81, -, So, 40, o. a''
viii stop on signal AZ all sta ,on'.
PuLLMA.N-CAK SENNl'" ID.
On Train Nos. IA and % slct. f'.s.-
tween New York and Tampa, tiE t '....f-.'
yille). On Train Nos IA ana % r.e't r..1
between New York and Ohar.esi'L l.n
Nos. "a and rs sleeping-cars bctsfeI =. e
and Jacksonyille. on Traiu Nos =. .rs
sleeping-cars betseen Richmond shl -
Va. a., NUEsUlb
THE ONLY ALL-RAiL LINE TO to-. No'-
Richmond. = 300 A. NJ Norfolk. ....I .'. p y
Richmond s5:t5 4. NJ. .NCftQik. ,.'.,,.i, h 4
Norfolk 's;95 Z. At. .Richmoni 81. !, q y
Norfolk 1900 Il. NJ kichm0ai go, N 90
The trains leaving Richmond AZ e..y,,.-,a 30
Norfolk at +. NJ. are solid trans 800 - efl1 Z.
two points, and passengers ~ .l' ~ @. -
change ~ cars Close conueciiohs A. go Ga
M pctayaburg by the a:4b T. VI, .-N =. a.
Richmond and the $50 A. NJ traln ~ N a.
TraIns leaving Richmond AZ lV' :. q |, b
li;3D p. NJ. and arriving az Richnleht ~ Al ~
M ana i.lO n. N. make close oonncNss,', ,,rs 81.
tersburg TO and nom Fasm'ihe, SILLY,
southwestern points. sSpsrinlesdes'
IT'D. MYERs, Generai Superin.eh9a.s-s,.
a. NJ. EMERSON, General fassenses 10 -
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE

TWO DETACHED FRAME HOUSES,
No. 17i3 WASHINGTON, NEAR BUCHANAN
STREET,
AND
M. e1s BUCHANAN, NEAR WASHINGTON
w. STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1891.

SAIOHDAIs JUNE o. Aorit
M o'clock. p. NJ. this fno James river farm,
described IN said deed ~ follows All that cer-
tain PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND, together
with all tho buildings and lmproyenS nts .neto-
on rights, ways, and appurtenhnces thereto DC
longing, lying and being In the county OF row row,
hatan. State OF Virginia. known "a Beinehn'
containing $40 ACRES, more or Less, pouhde'l
on tho north by James river, on the easl ~
Deep creek, on the south by the pubic foad
known as tho River road. and on the west Dy the
property OF Eanes, Scott, and others, ana was
inherited by said John i. Cooke from MS lathor'
General Philip So. George Cooke
The buildings on this estate are said 70 DC mo
most costly in Virginia. Tho late General i, -.
George Cooke Is said 20 have spent sto,OOO VA
tho construction OF the dwelling, tho most costly
on any farm IN Virginia, which Is located ON a
commanding hill that overlOOks the valley OF tho
James for miles. with the James-Blyer DIVISION
of the Chesa peake and ohio railroad IN iull We"
for long distance, and the depot, Rock Caslle,
lust across the river from the farm, IA reached
NV a ropo ferry. Tho Outbuildings are many
and costly, OF stone and frame, covered Win
slate. There IS also a twO-story stone nili on
the property. .
For a city gentleman or any man Of means no
farm in Virginia presents \ liner held 'Or salo
Investment and Tor a stOCk-farm 10 is a nrst-clhss
inyestment TO a merchant desiring an elegant
home Belmcad7 IN unsurpassed, locatedin a sec
ton proyerbial for health and the view Il Deaue-
full beyond expression.
Title Is beyond a question.
TERMS: Cash 20 cover expenses on salo ai,.
debts due as follows: S447.l2, with interest
from November 30. 1889, and sl5,35l.l% Win
interest from May 30. 1890, and the balance on
terms 10 be announced at tho time OF sale.
Parties desiring to attend this sale can leave
Richmond on the morning train and return III
the evening. IL d. ChAr 49,
r r CuAFFrN & CO AuctiOneers. my =
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HONE FROM MEXICO.

Mr.. James c. Hin, Jr., son Of General
J. &. Hill, after u soioum or some two
years In the City OF Mexico. arrived
at his old home here last evening, &C
companied by his little nie,e, a daughter Of hls
brother, Allen Hill, of tho city of Mexico, and
his sister, Miss Susie Hill. who has been soIourn-
Ing some months In Montgomery, Ala. He was
greeted by large number OF his warm friends
here, who are glad to welcome him back TO hts
unatiVe heatbn
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.r1rros sAIrs-rhi. ns,.

by J. Thompson Brown Co,
Rcxf Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eat113 Main street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

By order OF the Chancery Court OF tho city OF
Richmond entered May %, 1891. and n trustee
under deed from William Snellings 10 me, duly
recorded, will sell at above NUMBER on
FRIDAY, JUNE -, 1891,
at 1Ol6 o'clock, tho entire contents OF said we'll
known establishment, embracing
Seventeen chambers furnished with very neat
OAK CHAMBER SUITS some with ward
rOhesl, together with MONEN-W RE
SPRINGS, HAIR MATTRESSES, BOOSTERS
AND PILLOWS, CARPETS, TOILET SETS,
&c.
The dining-room is furnished throughout with
elegant WALNUT MARBLET0P BUFFET,
large BRU SStLS CARPET, PIER MIRROR,
handsome OIL PAINTINGS, CHINA,
GLASS. AND SILvER-PLATEDWARE, En-
TENSION AND SQUARE TABLES, CANE
SEAT CHAIRS, GLASS-FRONT CHINA
PRESS, COVERED CHAMPIONSHIPS, sc.
HALL AND STAIR-CARPEIS, HALL-RACK;
LACE AND DAMASK CURTAINS AND RODS;
BLANKETS, SHEETS, SPREADS;
PILLOW AND BOLSTER-CASES;
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, &c.
The kitchen IL supplied with magnificent large
DOUBLE RANGE complete. with hot-water
bOilcr, cooking utensils, &c; L excellent
BEOILER, together with n large variety Of
other useful KITCHEN FURNITURE.
ALSO,
The very handsome and massive BAR FIN
TURES Of elegant BACK BAR BAR AND
LUNCH-COUNTERS, PARTITIONS, GLASS
WARE, VASES, &c, PATENT REGISTER,
BEER-PUMP, REFRIGERATORS, very
handsome large OIL-PAINTINGS, CHAIRS,
STOOLS, sc.
Balance Of stock superior old LIQUORS, WINES,
MINERAL WATERS, IMPORTED ALES,
SODAS. &c.
The billiard-rOom Is furnished with 6 superior
Brunswick, Bake & COllender COmpanys
BILLIARD AND POOL-TABLES, complete,
with IVORY BALLS, CUES, RACKS, &C;
about 30 OAK RILLIARD-ROOM CHAIRS;
/ very fine DOUBLE-DOOR HALLS lRONSAF Z;
OFFICE COUNTER, DESKS, SHOWCASES,
&c, &C., together with q great many other
articles used in a first-class establishment Of
this kind.
Particular attention Il requested, as every
thing in the house is nearly now, OF nrst-class
material and will be sold.
J.R. TUCKER, Trustee.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, AuctiOneer. !e7
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Ind hiss so dn No l. IL n 3D. D. q Fig and Caro-
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SCHOOL CLOSES,

Our graded school closed to-day, and the whole
school marched through town out 70 "Foland's
Spring" accompanied by Mr.. ID. p. Powers, super
intendent Of schools Of this county, aud Professor
w. p. Ellis and his three lady assistants. IL
was by far the best-loOking procession We have
had on our streets for a good while. Arriving
at the beautfully-shaded grounds around tho
spring the children partOOk Of the good things
which had been provided for them, and after an
hour or two spent in general enjoyment they dis
nnrand fhnir anVnral hnmpa-
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COURT SALE OF FORTY-TWO
~ ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LAND IN
HENRIC0 COUNTY ABOUT SEVEN MILES BE-
Low RICHMOND CITY, OPPOSITE FORT
GILMER," ON THE MILL ROAD LEADING
FROM WILTON TO FOUR-MILE CREEK,
BEING THE SAME LAND FOR MANY YEARS
OCCUPIED BY THOMAS AND ELIZA JANE
BAILEY AND ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
NELSON RRAYSHER AND OTHERS.-In exc
cution OF two DEGREES Of the Circuit Court Of
Henrico In the suit Of Bailey us. Taylor. trustee
one dated April ?, 1888, and the other May IL,
1891, will as special commissioner, appointed
for the purpose, offer for sale by public auction,
in front OF Henrico county courthouse, on
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1891,
at II o'clock NJ, the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE
Terms One fourth cash balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months notes with interest
added and title retained until deed Is ordered
by the Court. A. X. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner.
certify that the bond required Of Special
Commissioner A. X. Courtney In the suit OF
Bailey &C. %. Taylor 81 ais. by decree Of the 18th
OF May, 1891, has been given.
ie9 Teste: w. s. LEAKE, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

By J. B. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.
" By PUBLIC AUCTION
or THE
TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING
No. 217 NORTH TWENTIETH STREET,
BETWEEN GRACE AND BROAD STREET S
collier, Trustee'l In the Chancery Court of
Rain >, alan the city Of Richmond, Va.
In pursuance Of the decree Of June 9, 1891, In
the aboye-named cause. the undersigned, special
commissioner, viii sell by auction, ON the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1891,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE referred
20 In said decree, IL being the above named con-
yeniently-located TWO-STORY BRICK TINE
MENT DWELLING No. 2l7, on the east side Of
Twentieth street, between Grace and Broad
streets, IN tho city Of Richmond, containing six
rooms with LOT OF about l6xOO feet with detached
brick kitchen thereon, city water, pavement,
culvert, and the usual conyenienccs, near the
business centre Of the city, and within square
Of the electric railway.
TERMS: one third cash and the residue in
two equal instruments at six and twelve months
from date Of sale by negotiable notes with In
terest added, and the title 70 be- retained until
the purchase-money is fully paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court or the whole in cash, at the
option Of the purchaser.
RICHARD G. PEGRAM,
Special Commissioner.
j. b. ELAN & Co., AuctiOneers.
COLLIER. TRUSTEE. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST Balm Er.
AIS, DEFENDANTS.--lE THE CHANCERY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. GOddin. clerk of said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioner by the decree in said cause Of
June 8, 1891, has beon duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF June,
1891. CHARLES w. GODDIN,
Ia II Clerk.
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EARMyMLE AND r1wmr,y

Il RAILROAD tUH.f..
GENERAL OFFICES 1u3 PAS. pt... .....
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT vN.
IEAys WIwus.
5:45 p. W., ria Atlantlr C.l.' f.....
g:IJ A. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast
pocB and intrrurs s.. .
300 p. NJ, ga Richmond HrI ...
for t8rWfiIr 4.I l.
M0seley junction.
ARHIyE Al H..YH.s.
500 A. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast ., s...
musa.
6:2S p. s.. ria Atlanti" Coast ... .-...
pOck aa1 interim .I.l.. ....
4:IO p. NJ, ca Richmond ana DAM. ....
from NInterIna . I.H..
terme1iate stations.
S:4j A. VI, r.I Richmond I.I pt..
from Farms.'s HrI ...
stations to Nu-I.vf....
All trains daily except sunday
For tickets. baggagr-rh'.k-. fH..... ... ..
Amply 20 A. W. GARBER, A'.a... I....
and Richmond and DauyIil' ler..
Wt.IA. t.r..
General Freight ans Is--...... ....
JAMES X. MEETH. General Nls....
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BossIeux and wife, Plaintiffs, In the Chancery
Court of tho
AGAINST city % Rich
nond. Decree
rvlor IT als. Defendants, entered NJ n J
80, 1891.
Nv virtue Of tho above decree we, the special
commissioners therein appointed for tho pur-
pose, will proceed 20 soil az public auction, on
FRIDAY, JUNE IL. 1891,
NJ n O'clock r. NJ, the above PROPERTY.
First The TWO-SToRY DETACHED FRAME
Unwilling no. 1913 on the south line OF
Washington street between seventeenth and Bu..
chRnan streets. House and lot Is situated ~
feet inches west Of buchanan street and fronts
% feet on the south line Of Washington street,
with n depth of 81 feet, moro or less.
Second. A DETACHED TWO-SrORY FRAME
UOITSE no. qIS) on the west line OF Buchanan
street between Washington and Cedar streets,
II feet inches south OF Washington street and
fronting on said Buchanan street 20 feet ana
running back 81 feet inches.
TERMS: one third cash ; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months. title retained until all the
purchase-mOney il paid and deed ordered by the
Court. ~; LANE , ~ hN'
DAVID &. RICHARDSON,
Special Commissioners.
!. THOMPSON BROWN & Co, Auctioneers
Boss1EUX AND WIFE, PLAISTIPFs, AGAINST TYLER
am AIS, DEFENDANTs--lN THE CHASCERY
COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioners by the decree I'm said cause Of May
80, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 4th day June, 1891.
100 CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
BY JAS Macdougall, Auctioneer,
once No. lily east Main street.
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AT request Of the owner | will sell, on the pre-
misses, on -
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1891,
nj $50 p. NJ, the DETACHED TWO-sTORY
FRAME DWELLING No. 627 and the DOUBLE
TENEMENT FRAME DWELLINGS Nos. 629 and
03l north Twenty-second street. Each OF these
houses contains six rooms, and is on lot % feet
front, extending back 40 feet to Concurrence
street. This property Is now all occupied by the
choicest tenants, Is convenient 10 business and
street-railway Is In the midst Of rapidly-growing
values, and will always command good tenants
az good rentals-an OF which combine 10 make 10
a choice place for Investment.
Terms: win be made easy.
g. A. CATLIN,
10 10-W, F,Su&Tu4t AuctiOneer.
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THE ONLY ALLRAiL LINE TO ,,, SC'-''

DooK AND JOB WORK NEa sslSg
I'D EXECUTED AT THE DisfA'N"
ING HOUSE
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By virtue Of n decd Of trust from John y. Cocke
and wife, dated May 30, 1887, recorded in Pow
hatan County Court I'm Deadlock go, page 2o2'
253. and 254, TO X. b. Chafiin and LOWS Booker,
trustees, tho undersigned viii sell CMr. Lesp'
poubatap (nurfh offag n
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BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
once No. 11l7 east Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE ELE-
CANT FURNITURE, BAR FIXTURES,
BILLIARD AND POOL-TABLES,
STOCK OF LIQUORS, IRON
SAFE, &C, &C, or The
"PALACE HOTEL No.
SO7 EAST BROAD
STREET, AT
AUCTION.
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RAILROAD LINy.
M III EE MgEx I'm,

~ - se, ~ 1 ~ IN
RICHMOND, FREDERICKqp,lw
~ AND POTOMAC RAfLROtn 10
commencing JUNE s. 1s9t-oast1'yy,,- M d.
time. Fatl,,.
stops only At AshIap1 1il,
Milford, Frodericssb1C, Ht's3
and Whitewater sloebe, b-ett
!ngton and New Yo,s " W..
washington 1901 3. v Arr,
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NJ New York $3.50 r. " "il =
ll:50 A. III. leaves Byrd-Sircot siefi......
cept sunday bIfst b.. ffL
hichmond 10 NeF 4.,. "
Washlngton $40 =. " 70 ARR,
3:24 Y. ". Phiiedflpf., -''.' ..-l
New York 1885 T. A. $50 p b
700 y. NJ leaves Byoi-Streef qt-r.
sleeper Richmond D. 81, tfy
stops only NJ Ashland e.
hNfoni. Frcd9res.5r,,
AMI Wide~a,er. FJar- .I '.'.is
lions on Suudgy4 ~
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YORK $50 a. 81 .. ~, Sd,
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burg MILFORD, Bo'HsrH ... t-
land stops 10 Dflrr..s,.. '--
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except sunday E.r. g..
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DAILY EXCEPT -..rt.
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S:26 A. A., arrives Ella, I.4.. ..
urg 800 a. g. -
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DAILY EfCEr- ..s.t.
6:1S A. VI. leaves Eira. Ars....t t......
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6.O5 A. VI.
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JAMES-RINEH pIh.-.'
tBIchmOnd ana AIrl. ... .H.

JAMES-RINEH pN.-.
(Bchm0ud anu AIot.... .I.
LEAVE FiIT""'"
300 A. VI. daily fOr Lyu..lI.-.
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Tor ttn1u. Cap
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burg 40 % A. ". ..
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TRAINS ARRIVE AZ L'..a'
$50 p. VI. daily from tuftra -..
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Station: Eighth and Canal -'--
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peake and OHIO RlilS7y ,...I
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
A MATRIMONIAL CARNIVAL.
Three Pretty Weddings Near Scottsville-
School-ChiIdren's Jubilee.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCoITsvILLE, June 1.-THE matrimonial
fever in this section Is quite rife, despite
the hard times and wet weather. Three mar
riages we're solemnized within short distance
OF this place on Tuesday the 9th.
MIR. j. t. Baber, Of buckingham, was married
90 Miss Emma l.. Anderson at the homo Of Cap
tain John b. Anderson, grandfather Of the bride,
ana Mr. Henry Woody Of Buckingham, was mar
RED 20 Miss VI. j. Bowen az the homo Of her pa
rents near this place. Both ceremonies We're
performed by Rev. W. T. Williams, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church at this place.
Mr. James A. BabcT, Of Richmond, was mar
ried 20 Miss Irene T. Seay, Of Fluvanna, county,
10y Rev. W. II. Riddick Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
A TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PEVER~h' 30 .A...
TIME-IABat
Commencing SUNDAY. Nat -I. .'..
NJ, trains on this road vii ali r'.t r ...'
TRAINS SOJTHMA.|
Leave Ar-iye
No. Richmond. Petcis5l,e
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-03-06

The railroad killers in St. Paul
this winter seem to have an especial
enmi'y against the "Sm" road and it
is receiving more abuse than any
other line. When this rad was first
completed, and gave the !,r"Iucers an
all raiI-route to the Atlantic, indepen-
dent Of Chic"g" lines, shipping rates
we're lowered, and every 'armer and
producer were benefited by it. The
men who projected and completed
this road were loudly praised by ull.
and the Minnesota capitalists who put
their money and credit into the line
were regarded as men worthy OF the
thanks Of the people Of the state:
This 'ailro"d has not proved n paying
investment, although it is prolale that
1t will some day. The recent repurt
Of the railroad commissioners shows
that the road TER the fourth year ex-
perirnced deficit Of $l.5O6,318.
This is hne Of the agencies that is
robbiny the farmers aud producers.