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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15
CarbOlic Mouth Wash


is the best and most liable in every re-
spect. Use it and you will never want
any other. SOC. bottles for 29c.
A Ready Hammock, full size, with
stretchers, for CSC. Suspension Ham
mock Pillows, 800. '''' Sets,
full, with eight CrO0z5eH balls,
highly polished, for
soc. Lawn-Tennis Sets for 1916.
Rackets, Nets, and all things pertaining
to outing sports.
japanese Fire-Screens for 15c. Boys
Goat-Sulkies, 1898 worth $3.50; Heavy
Japanned Foot-Tubs, 19c. A new idea
in Garden prinklers-Japanned. 30 to
74c. Plain Tin Sprinklers for &c.
Fly Chasers, Fly-Catchers, Daisy Fly
Prisoners. Sheet-Iron Roasting Pans,
6x9 to 9xl2, your choice of any size for
10c. Tin Lamps, Ice. ; Nickelled and
Bronzed Cuspsdores. corrugated, for
21c. the best Crystal lumber ever
sold for 81 will be &c. dozen to-day.
In buying your Gentlemen's Furnish
ings here you save at least % per cent, ,
have an immense choice to select from
and get the best in ali things belonging
to the department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

The Valley V5yinian of April 14th is
dated from Clifton Forge, which is to be
its future home instead of Stanton, where
1T was published fora quarter of century.
Major s. NJ. YosT continues in the editorial
chair, but the paper Will henceforth be
non-partisan in politics. and will BIO chiefly
devoted to the industrial interests of the
Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15
SALE OF THE HEARST STABLES.
Racers Change Owners-Tournament Goes
60 Foxhall Keene at s33,5O0.
fI3v telecranh "a thu D;snatchl

TDy toI0kTapH 70 tHV Ul5pdECn.J
SHEEPsHEAp BAY. N. Y, May 1.-the sale
of the entire stable of race-horses in train
ing. the property. of George Hearst d Co.,
was begun this afternoon.
A. ]. Waicott and White Hat Mccarthy
bid simultaneously tor Tournament. The
former bid $4,000 and the latter $4,000.
The price was run up to $4,000. at which
price no stood for awhile. Then Foxhall
keene bid $4,000. The bidding was adj
yanced by $500 jumps TO Ss3, 800, at which
price Tournament was secured by Foxhall
Keene. MIR. keene's rival bidder was How
land Robbins. who bid for II. Gebhard.
Following are some Of the best figures:
Rhoro, $500; Ballarat. Si.iou; King
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Bay 1t at Any Price.

Wool: ~ wish you would lend me some
money to buy violin. I've found one
that must haye.n
Van Pelt; who owns it?"
Wool: THE man who lives in the fat
above me-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

is all that you need when a perfectly
plain proposition is made to you. Every
man wants to be convinced that he is
right before he goes ahead, and some
subjects will bear good deal of discus
sion, but the point we wantto emphasize
doesn't call for any waste of words. The
long and short of it is that our stock OF
spring clothing Must go, and, as you OBJ
serve, we begin the Must with a capital
NJ. II you think that we are permitting
little thing like prices to stand in the
way stop in and take a look and be con-
WINGED.
MCADAMS & BERRY.
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Another lot Of Kid nJor,oe
Undressed N"'o N0"'O"'

S-button length, Grays aud Tans, for
SOC. pair Chamois Leather Shopping
Gloves, in white and natural, for Csc. a
pair. A new line of Fosters" Kid
Gloves in spring shades S-button
lengths, Sl.G6 blacks, 81 glassee, CO.
lored, and blacks, Sl.70. A new line OF
the "Royal" Undressed in modes, gray,
and white, $l.69-the best shades of
the 50 quality Black Silk Jersey Mitts
for l2., Is, and 23c. All the finest
grades of Silk Gloves and Mitts are
now in.
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No Dessert.
ru.ooAt.u ia.

"Them chops was good. num- said the
tramp. "but Rllus likes to finish a meal
with sweets. Yer amt got any cakes, have
yerY"
II have cakes of soap"
Thank yer hearty. mum; but never
touch ,emb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

Hickok's No. 1, H. ID. G., Fig. aud Caro-
Sun-Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
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LEVY 4 DAVIS,
|, 3, and ) east Broad street.
AfEETISGS.

HEADQUARTERS RI. LEECANP
Ia No. 1,'C. v, RICHMOND, Va, May 3, lsH-
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1872: Comrta- n
ordered 20 assemble at Camp Han 100, .
day. NIGHT at 3 o'clock. Al who have I-.
forms are requested to wear them. lol l-a b,
quested 10 bring your lady friends.
BY order Colonel ALEXANDER ". ARcusA
j. TAYLOR SIRAIIuN
nv Ik.1t A#If..t
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THE RICHMOND DTsPAToH-FRTDAY. MAY Is. 1891.

Thomas. $4,000; Yosemite. $1,000; Alger-
non. "a. 100; Warpath, $500; Osric.
%. 600: Gonzales, $500; Vernon, 1850;
Merced, 5000. The last four are two
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SiLB
Wool Ch0IEieS.

II pieces light aud dark shades are
down to l2lc. yard Cotton ones to
BIC. yard.
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Very similar.
IBrooklyn Life.j

whats that Frenchman saying?n
Hes yelling, La Guerre, La Guerre.''
whats thats Lager"
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Satteens.
Henrietta

The groundwork fast black with pr'n i.
ing equal to hand. painting. The nnes1
quality of French. The dye fast black.
Up in all appearance to the handsome -.
India silks. They were ordered oy u
TO be delivered March LIST. We refused
10 receive them at this time, hence me
unprecedented price, &c., for wha'
would have cost BIC.
A carload OF the michigan
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MUHDAMO " DEhRl.
What EVERYBODY SAYS
Must Be the 2ruth,
EVERYBODY j d! SAYS
.7HEB0 O;
GREAT
SPECIAL SALES
fl
OF THE KIND EVER HELD IN
THIS CITY.
In the Chllren'S Department.
20 Knee-Pants Suits, with vests, sizes
5, 6, 7. and 8--original prices, 81 to
$s.50-to-day's price,
SIS.
20 Flannel Blouse Sailor Suits, they
are in various shades, sizes to 9--origi-
nal prices SO, 81, and S8-to-day's price
S5.
% Jersey Suits, sizes to 9-original
prices Sc, $3.50, and S7-to-day's price
S5.
% Fine Imported Cashmere and
Worsted Knee-Pants Suits, sizes A TO
14-original price Sl0-to-day's price
SIS.
8 Brown Jersey Suits, embroidered,
sizes 4, 5, and 6-original price S5--to-
days price
1896.
6 Tan-Color Blouse Suits thanneD,
sizes 8, 10, and 1l-original price
S4.50-to-dsy's price
S2.9S.
100 Knee Pants Suits, original prices
s., $3.50, and S6-to-day's price
1896.
100 Knee-Pants Suits, sizes TO IA
original prices $3.50 and S2-to-day's
price
Sl.29.
$50 pair Knee-Pants, sizes 4 to 10, to-
days price
l5C.
e5rSee the Laundered. Percale Waists
to-day at
SOC.
n1-See the Laundersd Percale Waists
to-day at
69C.
A full Line Of Boys Negligee Shirts
from 50c up.
The BOSTOu,
Opposite Post Office.
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Ladies' Shirt Waists. |

Every kind. The prices are right in
every instance.
Maxe's
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Millinery Opening

despite the bad weather. To-day is the
second day Of the New Summer Open.
ing. It's suggestion Of what you ougn,
10 wear gives a valuable lesson. Capital
and skill have brought about result IN
these rooms that must be OF interest 10
every fastidious wearer OF headwear.
Second F00T---1dk EteUdLor.
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LIINNVI IvNs IINIII u -
Eight pieces Black
Material to-day ; spc-
cial purchase. The best
French makes. Money
was needed, and the
third off the price.
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A MFFTIYG VIII BE UFID n
A GENERAL MEETING OF TH

A GENERAL MEETING OF TIRE
IN stockholders OF tho NEWPORT MA,
HAMPTON AND OLD POINT DENEiuiNA.
COMPANY viii be held at the once az .asr-.
pany, S21 east Main street, Richmuni NA. E
the l0Tn DAY OF JUNE, 1891, a. 10 ...A7
10 consider tho purchase Of other laHi .' .'
construction Of a street-c8r line b cIllef ".
property Of the company with a." ll.l Poi $50.
port News.
BY order Of the Board ~ Directors.
my I4-td SAMUEL :. ELAN, Sr.rr-irr
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| DinattteS, $

zoe. White-Ground French Satteens,
with colored stripes for shirts and
shirt-waists, 1910. q yard-value, zoe. ;
CSC. All-Silk Drapery Net, full 46 inches
wide, for sec. Fine White Hemstitched
India Silk, with finch hem, 81. % a
yard, from SO. every shade Of ALI
Silk Mousseline dc Sole. 46 inches wide,
for Sl.23; embroidered in exquisite
styles from 81. 50 to $3.50 a yard silk
Chiflons, every new shade, AZ inches
wide, 48c. a yard; India Silks, with
large polka dots, finest quality, hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15
Refi6erators

makes mountain of advertisements.
Most OF the neighbors sell their old:
Can't get them half fast enough. All
kinds here to-day. Ice-Boxes, too.
Another case of those Soft India
''-- fast colors, % inches wide,
| MILLS that you have been raving
y" '''0'' over, for 6ic. made to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

Readlne notices ia readine-matter type, i've
lines OF loss, 81; In nonpareil loaded, 75c
Card Of rates for more spece furnished on APP
t1caf1yn.
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uoi FOR GLEN ALLEN.
wnIrsUNTIDE FESTIVAL

The ladies' OF Glen Alien Baptist chln q y. I.
announce to their city friends that they ~
an ENTERTAINMENT on MONDAl' hy :,
18Th, beginning nc ~ o'clock NJ, and cli ..-..f
until 10 T.. "a, Tor the benefit OF their nge ,.T
fund. There Will be q match game OF % .I
In tho afternoon. and Professor Bslnt,il.- p,
give choice, humorous, and dramstt i'''
and recitatioGs at night. ,,.,
Ample provision viii be made % sei' -.
visitors with Dinner aud supper and Lee
Strawberries and Cake nt moderate prices q,
Round-tip tickets on all trains soy -.
Glen Allen al so cents. my Iy~'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

A GENERAL MEETING or TH2
IA STOCKHOLDERS or THE MIuNuN.
AND ROANOKE LAND COMPANY vii bel -r'
In the city Of Richmond, AZ She once If F.a1-i-
Boswell 4 ShUnan, 1901 east Main sfrrr- e
tue 22D DAY OF MAY, 1891, AZ H. Dc..cs
j. /. CHElNIlAh
ap 26-eodtd SECRETARY
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ExcuRsIoNs. sc.

V,HE BASKET PICNIC OF IhL
l. RETREAT FOX THE SICK, wh'h ~, ~
have taken place tomorrow Csaturiay ll'
postponed ON account % bad wcali-i ~,
SATURDAY, the 23d instant. L.y -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

The Conference met at p. NJ. Rev. A.
G.. Brown, ID. d., in the char. Religious
services were conducted by Rey, w. H.
Atwill. Rev. G.. III. Ray, from Richmond
district, was formally introduced to the
Conference and invited to take seat IN
the body.
The Conference then proceeded to elect
delegates to the annual Conference, which
resulted as follows w. A. .Cogbin, II. j..
Richardson, j. J. Mills, and Professor w.
A. Sheppard were elected delegates, and
X. Irby, L. II. Whitlock, q. j. Hunt, and
N 9 Ioaoh oil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

{ An iettors and kilograms must be addressed to
TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected Communications win not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15
FRIDAY, May ljIR

Here you will ind complete asso,.-.-
summer styles IN all the new ldoas
Recent additions % orr FLOWER Sr0ry
wei as RIBBONS, NETS, ana iGg. = Y
these departments equally a. aifra.. =. !. -
MILLINERY PAkLOR, on secoud eoar. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

are received
today. Eve
ry one cold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

Fifty pieces SILK GIMPS In an the bass,
widths from one 20 four inches e. !.
iormer price soc, Zoe, 81, and sl..l Der. ..l
Remnants Of SILK GlMFS IN AN i1e .l,.. "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
WHICH ORIGINALLY COST ABOUT s75,oOo

BY virtue OF deed Of trust from John b. Cooke
and wife, dated May so, 1887, recorded in row
hatan County Court In Deed-Book 20, pages 90
253, and 254, TO X. b. Chafin and Lewis booker,
trustees, tho undersigned will sell (hr. LEWIS
Booker declining 10 act), By public auction, az
Powhatan Courthouse, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10. 1891,
at o'clock, p. ~, this fine James river farm
described in said deed as follows: All that GER
tain PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, rights, ways, and appurtenances thereto pc
longing, lying and being In the county OF row.
hatan, State Of Virginia, known as beimea1,
containing l,640 ACRES, more or less, Dounued
on the north by James river, on the east Dy
Deep creek, on the south by the public ROAD
known as the River road. and on the west py the
property OF Eaues, Scott, and others, ana was
Inherited by said John B. Cooke from his father,
General Philip st. George Cooke.
The buildings on this estate are said TO be the
most costly In Virginia The late General I ~.
George Cooke IL said 10 have spent s7o,OOO IN
the construction OF the dwelling, the most costly
on any farm in Virginia, which Is located on q
commanding hill that Oyerlooks the valley OF me
James for miles, with the James-Riyer division
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad In full view
for a long distance, and the depot, Rock Castle,
lust across the river from the farm, Is reached
by rope ferry. The outbuildings are many
and costly. OF stone and frame, covered Win
slate. There Is also tTo-story stone miii on
the property.
For city gentleman or any man OF means nc
farm Ia Virginia presents finer Geld for SAFE
investment, and for stock-farm 10 Is hrst-cass
investment. To merchant desiring an elegant
homo " Bemend is unsurpassed, located In sec
tton proverbial for health and the view Is peau1i
| full beyond expression.
Title Is beyond question.
TERMS: Cash 10 cover expenses OF sale and
debts due as follows: s447.12, with interest
| from November 80, 1889, and S15,351.12 VIII
interest from May 80. 1890, and the balance on
| terms 20 be announced at the time OF sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
AUCTION sALEs--Tsis Day:
BY Chewing q Ross,
Real Estate Agents. Aucticnecrs, and Brokers,
No. s north Tenth street.
uRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE
= ORA
LARGE NcMBER OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
PROVED LOTS
NrHE TOWN OF WEST POINT, VA

NJ vtrtue of a deed OF trustee from p. II.
Adsms and wife TO Thomas p. Bagby, dated
sen;ember z, 1889, and OF record In the clerks
osice ~ King william County Court In Deed
Rook X. page z, the undersigned as substituted
trustee and being directed by the beneficiary 20
IN 40, failure having been made In the payment
~ mart OF the debt thereby secured, win sell by
onction. In front Of the clearinghouse Of Wiikin-
son, Register Co. on
SATURDAY. MAY o, 1891.
hac,nning AT 12 O'Clock NJ, tho following LOTS
mentioned In said decd, or as many thereof as
NAV be- necessary 70 pay on and discharge
ia debt. together with the expenses Of
a., ,no saie: IMPROVED LOTS Nos. $50, 1856,
oso $50. p44, o45, and 1104, and UNIM-
PROVED LOTS Nos. 10, us, 179, 1e1, 1914,
aoS 2a2. 293, 2o4, eos, 800, $40, 800, 377,
zgl Az 400, ass, 459, 462, sos. sos, 500,
521' 524, $50, 653, 654, Cos, $50, $50, 200,
S01' 7O4, 7O5. $50, 921, 922, o24, 1132, 1885,
Tynys: Cash as TO cost Of Gale and Sufficient
N diseharge balance due on said debt secured,
aroountIne TO about $500, principal and
interest, balance, II any, upon such terms as
NAV be named by P. II. Adams, ESQ.,, at time OF
sale. nj, -
be expected. II. is, foLLLAhD,
ap29 ouUsshuto iIustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
IA DIPLOMATIC PARTY
DISTINGUISHED FOREIGN VISITORS AT
VIRGINIA BEACH.
a switehman's leg Crushed Ofr-Tourine
Railroad sgnates--Repubiiosn Nomi-
nasions IN Norfolk County.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l


Nonrorx, Va, May s.-The French.
Turkish, and Belgium ministers and suites,
together with party OF ladies', arrived
hare from Washington this morning and
proceeded 10 the Princess Anne Hotel, Vir-
Rinia Beach.
To-day switchman. Archie Campbell,
on the Norfolk and Western railroad, at
tempting to get on the front Of . moving
engine near the passenger depot, slipped
under tho engine and his left leg was
DISSENTING SAILORS
sixteen dcscrtcrs from the whaling-ship Presi-
dent were arrested to-day and lodged In jail 70
await tho return Of the captain from New York.
A number 81 the officers and directors OF tho
day and inspected the large property In this city
end at Lamberts Point. Tomorrow they win
male an excursion around the harbor visiting
Philadelphia by the Bay Line in the evening.
CONDITION CRITICAL
Albert Bernard, mouldcr, In a fight with
Matthew Ryan, another moulder, on Main street
last night had his skull fractured and is In a
critical condition at hi: home on fsnchurch
street Ryan Ia in custody.
The Chamber OF Commerce and Business
Mons Association will purchase the iine Steven .
building on Main nnd Granby streets for their
JOINT occuphncy. Inc properly w very fatuho'o.
HARMAN-MoRRisETr.
Mr. Louis Hartman, Of Richmond, and Mrs.
Clarine y. Morrisett, daughter OF Mr.. Andrew
busch, were united In marriage at the residence
Of the bride nj Huntersyille yesterday afternoon
and left for New York. Rev. DIR. George ID. Arm
strong performed the ceremony.
A large number OF sailors with the measles
have been sent 70 the Naval Hospital from the
flagship Chicago.
day afternoon Frank Luther's Mollie Bell peat
Nsilors Big John best three In FIVE for s4oO.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
The Norfolk county Republicans made their
nominations for county officers yesterday after
noon at Providence Church with John ]. mcmahon
for sheriff; John Lesner, treasurer. j. Z. Aspnry
(coiored), Commonwealth attorney. and Two
other colored men for commissioners Oh tue
revenue. The better class Republicans, and
especially the anti Bowden men, took no Interest
IN the convention and did not attend. There VIII
be an Independent Republican ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
RAnHoAD LINES.


~ xVv---D fr1Y--fzf~ ~ xfa1.@H
DICHMOND, FREDERICKgpr'p,
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
commencing NAY 5, 1s01-eastorn s,,,..a-'
v s:ci A. N. leaves Byrd-suee, STATE,
stops only aE Ashland, benANb
Milford, Fredsricksburs. R..s..l
and Widowater. sleeper n vslfS
ingt0n ard Now YORK. 49,
Washington 12:01 p. ". s.i.,i1's
~ LII Y. NJ, PhiiadelpAIa si1.a,,s
~, New York $50 r. " -"
f1,50 A. N. leaves Byrd-Street station dan.
cept Sunday. Buffet Par,o,hesL
Richmond 10 WashiBgt6n' ~
Washington 40 p. ~. R.i,'lfs
6:24 r. NJ. PHILADELPHIA 7.ts ne
New York i0:35 y. ". =,
700 r. n. leaves Byrd-Sireet s'atloo A..
Sleeper Richmond % No. w
Stops only at Ashland. az
Milford. FrodeTcksb1fg. r..sA
and Whitewater Stops NJ e,t..tA
tons on Sundays. Arrigs. 4, -
ington il;0S r. ~, Balilf,,.. @i.'s
A. NJ. PhiiaIelphia 3.45A.W -
York $50 A. NJ -
$40 A.. N. arrives AZ Byrd-o,reet stsii7,..,
Sleeper from New YORK. $50 p
az Widewator, Brooke, Ffrf...1
burg, Mii.ord, Boutwell,. al a
land. stops az other State 81 - -
days Leaves Wash ng a 80
b. ~
2:3S p. NJ. arrives at byrd-sir"e. siaf51 BE-
Stops At Frederickslur,. q =. ~
Boutwell,. AMI Ashland. s.s
from Washington nri NeE ~
Does not stop - Fila. -
Washin gton lO,jf A. o. ~
1924 p. N. arrives Nc byri-Strcot sts'.- al.
except sunday. BIaat P..., y
Washington - Klcbm1l- -
Washington sos =. 81. s
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXcEPT SUNDAY.
4:I3 =. NJ. leaves Elba, arriving P.st,-,.
burg nc $40 p. ".
500 A. NJ, arrives tlha, leaves ii!.-...
urg COS A. N.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY FxCEPT slNDAT.
Gas A. NJ. leaves Elba. Arrive. ~ Ass,....
1873 A. ~
GOA p. NJ. leaves Biba. Arrives % As..,-...
7.O3 =. VI.
6:45 A. n. arrives Elba- Leaves A.ili.. d.
sos A. NJ.
0;ls p. n arrives at ElbA Leave As-.,,t.,
6:3O =. NJ
c. A. TAYLOR, Tac N,-,,..
ETD MYERS, General sgperuteaI..,
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THE CROPS IN KING AND QUEEN.
Destructive Effects of the Frost of Tuesday
Night-Dr. Walker Better.

PoscAs, May 6.--For a week or two past
tbe farmers in this section have been very
anxious about their trucks, oats, &c. The weather
has been so cool and dry that everything was az
n completes standstill. Yesterday II continued TO
grow colder all dry. At sunset tho wind luled, and
last night we had heavy frost and considerable
Ice Potatoes are fiat and black ; tomatoes, snaps,
and cymblins are all killed. The clover looks as II
a nre mad run over IL, and In exposed places
4 noticed the foliage Of persmmon, poplar, sassa-
fras. and oak ali killed, and, OF course, II has
Injured the grazing terribly, which VIII DO PAD Tor
the stock, as most OF Il was turned out In bad
condition. In fact, the spell has been serious
blow to everything. am afraid 1t will make the
fruit drop.
MUCH BETTER
DR.. ID. II. Walker, OF steyensvile, who has
been very III with In grippe followed by serious
complications, is reported better, though not out
of danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
By j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.
IL MUST BE SOLD.
AN EAST FRANKLIN-STREET RESlDENCE,
SOUTH SIDE BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH STREETS,
No. SO3.

BY request of the owner, nonresident, We
win sell at public auction, on tho promises, on
MONDAY, MAY IL, 1891,
at $50 p. NJ, the above substantial and we'll
constructed three-story-and-baseme BRlCh
RESIDENCE No. SOB east Franklin street, Delns
next 20 the corner OF Eighth and Franklin streets.
The dwelling Is constructed In tho most sub
stantial manner, with 10 rooms, kitchen with 4
rooms; Is centrally located-0ne block from the
business centre Of the city, therefore adapted 10
office purposes, dental apartments, &C. The lot
fronts 221e feet with depth Of 100 feet to an
alley.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added ana Sc
cured by trust decd. - go,
my3 Auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
IO14 Main street.
DUBLIO AUCTION SALE
HIGHLY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL PLAT
OF 1874 ACRES
WEsT-END SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FRONTING BOTH ON THE GROVE AND
CARY-STREET ROADS
SHORT DISTANCE WEST OF THE LIS
BURN TRACT.
DUBLIO AUCTION SALE

AT the request Of the owner we shall ofer for
sale at public auction, upon the premises, ON
TUESDAY, MAY IL, 1891,
Mt SO O'Clock P. NJ, the abovc-described Pro
PERTY, having good frontage on the gary
street road and also on Grove avenue, which Is
the most popular drive, besides being decidedly
the prettiest avenue around the city. There mas
recently been built a considerable number OF
handsome residences on Grove avenue near 10
this property and the streets that are being
opened aud graded will greatly stimulate ouiid'
ing In this vicinity In the future, being III the di-
rect line of the citys most substantial growth,
near TO the Soldiers Home property, Reservoir
Park, sc.
This tract OF land Is 40 well adapted for SUB
division, having good frortages on several streets
(some OF which are not yet opened) that Pur-
chasers may subdyide, sell on In lots ana reailze
year IL out. ,,.
Building lots half a mile beyond this property
have been selling for 5000 and $500 each.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known AT SAFE
my7 SUTTON G. CO., Auctioneers.