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rou RENT.
ITO LET.
-
BY CHEWING o hose, u,,S.,,
Real Eatnte Agents, Auctloneors, ana btoker'
No u north Tenth street.


saoo psr snnum will take No. 500 west Cary
street. Neat, now, and nice.
5000 per annum will take NO. IU<4 "eSs ~"i"
street. : delight to the eye. .r
a3g0 per annum will tako No 4O2 north
Tenth street. Very desirable.
1900 per annum will take No. 319 north Fourth
street. Worth looking ut. NJ. ,-.n
s4OO per annum will takc NO. oia no'W
Twelfth street. Very good for tho price.
s21O per snnum will take No. 10 south MOTIFS
- 800 per annum will take No. 12 north Linden
street. Very cheap. sol ana
1000 per annum each Will take NOS oo4 ono
900 Reservoir street.. New brick. o-
sl1O per annum each will take NOS loVo'
1909, and 1911 west Cary street. TOO cheap.
s40O per annum will take No. IA North street,
Central location. o..v.n
street. New and cheap.
1850 per annum will tako No, north Cherry
street. Location desirable.
1850 per annum Will take No. 61o norm
Seventh street.
si2O per annum will tskc No. 1410 Ashland
street. Worth seeing.
1900 per annum will take No. "a north Lofn-
hardy street.
1860 per annum zach will rent Nos. o, IL, and
10 south Laurel street. Go and see them.
$3.50 per annum will rent No. 729 north Fourth
street.
$3.50 per annum will rent No. 4l3 Reservoir
Also, MANY OTHER DWELLINGS In various
'0''''' STORES.
No rs Brook avenue, $3.50 per annurn.
No. 233l east Main, $50 per annum.
No. 727 west Cary 5000 per annum.
No 10 east Broad street, 1850 por annum.
No 224 north Seventeenth street, goo.
st. James and Peg streets, $40.
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A PprreCt Home.

As there will generally be found. in IA
assemblage of poets, artists, or statesmen,
one who Will stand out moro conspjcu-
ously than the rest, so it has been demon
strated that among the countless hotels IN
America the Cambridge, 334 Fifth avenue,
New York, Is pre-emincntly worthy OF popu:
lar esteem. II is the only hotel of its kind
in this country. Possessing in the perfec-
ton of its resources all the advantages
possible in place of public entertainment,
it vet insutes unto its guests the cOmposure
and refining attributes of home-life. In
everything that contributes to make 1t
desirable as a place of public resort-its
management. furnishings. arrangement OF
suites. sanitary appointments. advantages
of location. and convenience to amusement
and travelling facilities. casinf and service
it Is indispensable, while. blended with
all these, it insures TO its patrons that re-
pose and tranquility associable with the
most perfect conditions of domestic life.
The blending of these attributes, hither-
to unknown in this country, Is an innova-
ton which has met with such distin-
guished approval as 10 call for some de-
parture from that exclusiveness which
made these advantages available only TO
those making terms for the month or year.
aud in response to the solicitations of
patrons and people of eminence desiring
10 share the benefits here ob.ainable. it
has been decided 10 open the accommoda-
tions to limited number of transient
guests.
The arrangement Of rooms in tho Cam
bridge is such that, while single rooms and
suites are obtainable as desired. the latter
may be conveniently enlarged by the OPEN
ing of adjoining rooms, thus permitting
the satisfactory accommodation OF large
families.
Notwithstanding the indispensable ad-
yantages of the Cambridge, and ITS posses
sion Of the assurances of comfort and re-
pose obtainable in no other place Of public
entertainment, its rates are the same as
those established by all the frst-slass
hotels on this continent.
The genial host of the Cambridge Is as
sisted by his worthy wife in giving pa
rental concern TO the welfare OF their
household, and this. il is. no doubt. that
imparts completeness to the home, tran
guilty aud happiness accruing to the pat
rons Of this novel place of family resorts
place Of entertainment which has won from
the Roraensdker this fervent ecomium: New
York and America may be proud OF, and
humanity congratulated upon. an enter
taiument 50 magnificent. The scheme Is
original. the execution intrepid. the pur-
pose bepefcent."
TO facilitate the outcome of the new de-
parture above referred to-opsning the
privileges Of the Cambridge to transient
cuests-Mr. Lorenz Reich. the proprietor,
has secured the services Of Colonel W. ii.
Carr, so long known as chief clerk OF tho
Fifth-Avenue Hotel. who is given super
vision Of the details associated with this
special class OF patronage, aud We. have no
doubt Colonel Cars friends will be glad
10 meet him again in capacity IN which
he is SO well and favorably known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

sided over by three Of tho handsomcst Ia
dies hero. Mrs. W. q. Caperton. Virginia;
Mrs. Alfred Harris, and Mrs. 4. L. Irigg,
Of Richmond, Va.
PUNCH AND PRIZES.
A progressivc-euchrew was given Friday
evening, the prizes being carried OF by
Miss Cowling. Of Kentucky Miss Healy.
OF CINCINNATI; Miss Miles, of Louisiana;
Mr.. Wardaw Miles, Mr.. Preston Brown:
and Mr.. Agelasto. Punch was served, and
the prizes were pretty and unique. Thurs
day evening spectacular drama was
given, and Saturday evening Phan-
tom" party, which was highly amusing,
A cav party visited Beaver DAM" a pic
turesque and romantic spot adjacent,
Tuesday afternoon; a riding party We'd
nesdAy morning. There are several excel
lent horse women here. The most promi-
nent arc Miss Linda Miles, Miss Healy,
Miss Bradford, Miss Betty Miles, and Miss
do Neville.
OUR REPRESENTATIVES.
Three very charming women represent
Richmond society here-Mrs. Alfred Har-
ris. Mrs. Z. 4. Trigg, and Mrs. W: q.
nessee also lend some very handsome and
attractive women.
ARRIVALS.
Among recent arrivals are: COlOHei H.
T. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Burlington,
kentucky; julius Humphrey. Akron, o..
J. w. Holloway, Richmond, Va; MIR. and
Mrs. Aired: L. Harris, Miss Harris, Miss
Marian Harris. Miss Kate Harris. Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. T. Tfigg, family. and maid. Rich
mond. Va. Mrs. w. &. Stokes and family,
Thomas Stor, Robert j. Parker, of New
Orleans; Judge l.. jackson, wife, child,
and nurse, Miss Fannie Jackson. Louis
vile. Ky; Mrs. McCabe. Harry McCabe.
Sallie McCabe. Mrs. X. A. Thornton, Miss
Thornton, Miss Margaret Thornton, Lex
ington, Ky; Mr.. j. NJ. Brown, Miss
Mary ID. Brown, Miss Carrie Brown, Louis
vile. KY; Il. G. Hall. Jr., George X. Dab,
ney, Minneapolis, Mimi. o. a. Thayer and
wife, Miss Thayer. Charleston. w. Va;
Miss Hays, Miss Eva Hayes, Cincinnati
W. Russell, wife and maid, Cincinnati, o.;
A. Y. Utter, children. and nurse. Aiexan-
dria, Va; +. If. Black, wife, and daughter,
Hamilton, o.; L. W. Hsnewinckel. Rich
mond, Va; G. W. Boyd, Union. W. Va;
Mrs. +. Is. Churchill. W. Q. Churchill, Miss
CowIing, Miss Amelia Cowling. Miss Louise
Cowling. MIR. Charles Ballard, all OF Louis;
vile, n.y.: G. M. Ihanahan. children, and
nurse. Miss Ihanahan, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Ihanahan, wife. and child. Mrs. Doyle,
Miss l.. Harig, and others.
A children's fancy ball, full-dress ball,
EXCURSIONS, germans, etc., are on the
tdDls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
EFFORT SPLITTHE DEMOCRATS.
But william Clark's Candidacy Won't Sue
ceed-GoOd Men for Candidates.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
STUART. Va. July 3l.-Mr. John II. Clark,
an ex.supervisor of Mayo district, is out IN
a card in this weeks Enterprise announcing
himself an independent candidate for the
Legislature. Mr.. Clark is an Alliance man,
and for good reasons IL Is thought that his
candidacy is Republican measure TO split
the Democratic vote. and yet 1t will avail
nothing. Heretofore Mr.. Clark has claimed
to be Democrat, but last spring he sup
ported Adams, the Republican candidate
for treasurer against two Democrats, one
of them an Alliance man, so this does not
indicate that he is either good Democrat
or good Alliance man.
The Democrats will hold their conven-
ton some time in August. Messrs. q. w.
VIA T.. L. Barnard, &. =. Nolen, and 5. ID.
Williams. all good men, are spoken of rs
candidates.
TIE CROPS.
Wheat and oats have been harvested and
threshed, but the yield is small. A large
quantity of hay has been saved. Corn and
tobacco are fine, and the prospect now Is
for splendid crops.
Messrs. Ii. Wallerstein & Co.. Of Rich
mond. are erecting at Stuart a large steam
evaporation, an enterprise much needed and
one that will pay handsomely.
PERSONAL.
Rev. d. ]. Traynham. assisted by Rev. j.
G. Rosser, of Danville, is holding success
full protracted meeting at Patrick Springs.
Rev. Jacob Slough, an honored superan-
nuated minister of the Methodist Church,
is critically i'll at his home near Stuart. He
is about eighty years old, and for some
time has been q cripple and unable to walk
without assistance.
Rav r w Hawaii a pcnu1av and a1o
Quent young minister of Martinsville, will
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church
of Stuart next Sunday morning and night.
DR.. II. s. Martin, of Stuart, has been
elected president of the Patrick County
Bank. This gentleman is not only an emf
nent physician but also far-seeing and
progressive businessman, and no doubt
under his efficient management the bank
will continue to prosper and flourish.
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THE OLD SWEET SPRINGS.
Varied Amuscments of the Week-A Bril-
liant German and Euchre Party.

liant German and Euchre Party.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SWEET SPRINGS. Monroe COUNTY, ". Va,
July 29.-The past week has been one of
continuous gayety and the season can be
said TO be fairly opened. The beautiful
lawn has been the scene OF very exciting
game Of tennis. witnessed by many specta-
tors. the lad es being in gay. handsome
toilets. the men in striking outing and
tennis costumes. The honors were carried
of by Mr.. Preston Brown, first, and Mr..
Agelasto, second. The fortunate lady
contestants were Miss Thornton. at Lex
ington, Ky, and Miss Healy, of Cincinnati.
The prizes were beautiful and unique in
design. Rife-shooting is also fayorite
amusement and there are number of ex-
cellent shots" here.
The champion nnis-player here ia Mr..
Michael Agelasto, OF Norfolk, Va. Mr.. J.
d. Falls. u hiehly-respected and wealthy
citizen OF Coyington, Ky, carries off the
honors at ten-pns. DIR. Woodyille. Vir-
\ ginia; Mr.. Alfred Harris, of Richmond,
Va, and Mr.. w. G. Churchill. of Louis
willie. ky.. are the crack whist-piayers. At
euchre Colonel Miles. of Louisiana; Ms.
John Healy, Of Cincinnati; Mrs. w. q.
Caperton. virginia; Mrs. Alexander Roul-
Mrs. Tyigg, Virginia and Mrs. Charles Bal
lard, Kentucky. take the greatest interest.
BRILLIANT GERMAN.
A beautiful german was given wednes-
day evening, led by Mr.. Alex. Agelasto. Of
Norfolk, Va. and Miss Bradford. Of Gov
ington, Ky. Among the pretty bellies par
ticipstine were: Miss Hall. Of New Or
leans; Miss Mile de Neville "a beauti:
full Tennessee Crib, Miss Mamie Miles, Of
Louisiana; Miss Brown, Of Kentucky;
Miss Thornton, OF Lexington. KY; Miss
Bette Miles "a graceful and beautiful
dancer, Miss Linda Miles, Mrs. W g.
Stokes, Richmond. Va; the Misses Harris
lovely girls, Miss Annie do Neville. and
Miss Cowling, Louisville. Ky. (who sings
beouiifully.) The favor table was pre-.
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Social Notes from Farmville.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FARMvILLE. Va, August Miss Lille
Gillian returned to her home at Pamplln
City yesterday.
Miss Leila Ballou, of Manchester. is the
guest of Miss Annie Burton.
Nlr. j. Il. Martin. late secretary of the
Farmville Coal and Iron Company. has re-
turned to his former duties of agent of the
Norfolk and Western railroad at this place.
Mrs. W. Cal. Brown is i'll Appomattox on
visit.
Mrs. II. J. Anderson and children, of
Norfolk, are sumInerlng In farmyille.
Mrs. Beverley Eggleston, of Charlotte,
has returned home from her visit to
Mrs. j. Il. Martin.
Mrs. Leila Cummings and children, Of
Baltimore. are with Mrs. Cummings's
mother. Mrs. Sallis Stokes, near Wor-
sham.
MIR. W. p. Dupuy and children, of Roa-
noke, are at their Prince Edward country
home.
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dwellings FOR RENT.

5000 per annum. No. 403 east Main street. IL
rooms, modern. VIII be repaired to suit
1850 per annum, No 1O2 north Ninth, Ia
rooms, modern. Beautiful ortier.
$3.50 per annum, No. 9l5 east Marshall, 10
rooms. modern. VIII repair TO suit.
$500 per annum. No. 0.3 cast Marshall, 10
rooms, modern. VIII repair.
$3.50 per Gnnum, No. . east Cary, IL rooms.
Vacant October 18Th.
1870 per aunam, No. 40 wcs. Main, II rooms,
modern.
1920 per annum, No. 402 west Main, 10 rooms,
modern.
1900 per annum, No. 1912 west Cary. 10
rooms, modern.
$500 per annum, No 31t west Main, 10 rooms.
$500 per annum, No. 407 west Clay, rooms,
modern.
$3.50 per annum, No. 3l5 west Cary, rooms.
Hot and cold water.
aud kitchen.
9275 per annum. No. 900Ia west Main, rooms,
Vacant November ist.
Also good many SMALL HOUSES ranging
from 80 to $3.50 per annum. Apply to
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
au2-1t Real Estate Agents.
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Tho Cotton supply.

10y toioSroPu W INC bispotcusI
NEW YoRg. August 1.-The total visible
supply Of cotton for the world il 1.9i9. 1863
can against l,255. S0i and 664. l0l bales re.
spectively last year. Receipts at all in
terror towns, l.654 bales. Receipts at the
plantations, 2,262 bales. Crop in sight,
6,68S,07s bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
METHODIST CONFERENCE CLOSED.
The Notable sermOns-Teachers for the
Tazeweil High school.

TAzEwELL, Va. July 3l.-The District
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
81 sS ss el0is So w ndiss sae
mons Of the occasion were from e. 4.
Hoss, ID. d., and James Atkins, D. d.,
president of Emory aud Henry College
An address from Rev. w. A. Richardson.
Of the Holson Methodist was we'll received.
The Tazewell High School, of this place,
will open September 9th. with an entire list
Of new teachers. Professor w. H. Cooke.
lately of the New Bedford Academy. was
elected principal. with . salary Of o1,Qoo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Danville's Sales OF Leaf Tobacco.

I'd! 6OIrktHPH 10 tlIo 10iSPtlCnsI
DASvILLE, VA, August Tho sales of
leaf tobacco on this market for July
amount to 3,G05, 113 pounds-an increase of
2.122, 1862 pounds over July last year. Sales
since October (the beginning of the present
year,, 1921, 99i pounds. This is an in
crease OF l3,4l4,0 06 pounds over the same
period of last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

by Dashiell d Co..
Real Estate Agentst
oOf cast Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, NOt2Is
BUCHANAN sTREEr.--By virtue OF Prcc
dated July IL, 1891, entered IN INC hrpo .ss
Chancery Court In the suit OF Allen an we
against Christian and Others. VIII scu 2 ITO
promises, at o'clock r. ~. on
MONDAY. AUGUST 3. 1891,
a portion of tho REAL ESTATE referre4so IN
said decree. to-wit: All that HOUSE ANlLOI'
being No 1912 Buchanan street, lyinS "a pc
inc II, tho city Of Richmond, fronttnson sac
OF Buchanan street 33 feet and running otk Dc
tween parallel lines 100 fcot. Inc inl,Vss,
ments on said real estate consist OF FAME
HOUSE Of three rooms with necessary oa'puses
thereon. - A.
TERMS OF sAIR: Ono third cash, balate IN
SIX and twelve months, with per cent. lirrcss
added thereon. and tito retained TIL all thipur-
chase-money is paid and decree orde'r' oy
ALLEN POTTS, Special Comm!ssiocr.
DAsuIELL Il COBB, Auctiooners.
ALLEN AND WIFE. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST CURIrlAN
AND AIS, DEYESDASTs.-lS rHB CHAagKY
COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. Goddln. clerk o. said cour'rcr-
tify that the bond required of tho special ON
missioner by the decree In said cause Of juf IL,
1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day ~ oily,
1891. CHARLES W. oODDlN
~ 21,26,2s. 3i.&Aui&2 Cicx.
ByJ. Thompson Brown CO.,
and
John T. Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneora
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John I. Goddin,
Real Esta,e Agents and Auct!onecra
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RICHARD lUCGS'S GOOD LUCK.
Outrageous Mail Arrangements Between
Iuray and Richmond.

Iuray AMI RiChnOnC.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LURAY, Va, July 5l.-Somo years ago
Mr. Richard Lucas, of this county, bought
a tract of sixty two acres OF land ~ ing near
East Liberty for 500. The Norfolk and
Western railroad runs through the pro-
perty, and IN order to avoid crossing
high wooden trestle the company Is now
engaged in changing the track at this
point to more desirable route, where the
ravine Will be filed with earth. BY the
change MIR. Lucas receives $3.50 land dam
ages, $50 more than lie paid for the entire
tract.
SHOULD NOT De TOLERATED..
The present mail facilities between Lu-
ray and Richmond are simply outrageous.
and II really seems that such discrmina-
ton against our capital CITY should not be
longer tolerated. Under the present con-
nectlons at Basic City between the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and the Norfolk and West
ern railroad the DAILY DISPATCH IS not re-
ceived here until G:33 p. II. the day after
publication, whereas the paper should
reach Luray at that hour the day previous.
PERSONAL.
Rev. III. II. Wharton, d. d.. Of Balti-
more, is spending q few days with old
friends in Luray. Tonight he lectures IN
Maln-Street Baptist church on his recent
trip to the Holy Land.
The Misses Preston, of Abingdon. Va,
are Ut MIR. w. III. Leyburn's, IL this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Threatened Financial Crash In Rome.
[By telegraph to the DIspatch.l

NEW YoRx, August LA London special
Rome over rumors of the Impending
closing of the Bank of Rome. The bank
is an old Catholic institution, and it is said
that Pope Leo has advanced 1000, 900
francs and thus far sverted tho threatened
disaster
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REV. DR.. JUNKiN FALLS DEAD.
He Was n vircinian and a Brother-in.Law
of Stonewall Jackson.
90 tho n,au..,n
TBy telegraph to tho Dispatch. I

LEXINGTON. Va, August Rev. DR..
Ebenezer Junkin, of Houston, Tex, but a
native of this city and brother-in-law Of
Stonewall Jackson, fell dead on an East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad
tram while near johnson City, Tenn, this
morning and his remains will be inferred
here tomorrow. He was for twenty years
pastor of New Providence church in this
county. This is one Of tho oldest
churches in the United States now stand
ing. 1t was established in Colonial DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Engineer and Fireman Jump and Are
Killed.


CHARLESTON, S. c.. August LIN q COL
lision on the South Carolina railway last
night Henry Brissenden, engineer, and w.
q. Brown, whowas working his passage to
Charleston as fireman. were killed by
jumping from the engine before the COLI
sion occurred. Before jumping Brissen-
don reversed his engine and put on the
air-brakes. The engine did not leave the
track and none Of the passengers were in.
iured
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Dee~~---~-s>S>-~>-~~ s~~~->>yr 49, ~
By George y. vsshon h Son.
Real Estate AuctIonsers.
uAfr ~,

T1RUSTEE'S SALE OF TIP p,
i LOWING PROPERTY ~ ms. p
PLAN, COUNTY OF HENRfCO, M.
CITY OF RICHNOND-vJL: I'Ol M
3 INCHES bY 100 fEEr 10 AZ ne
ON THE NORTH LINZ o.
STREET, AND i52 FEEr 10 f,..'
EAST OF b.NSEEN STREET. TOi
WITH IMPROVEMENT TUFpt.
sIsTIS0 or TN FRAME DW.
SIX OF WHICH CONTAIN r.
EACH, AND rUE REMAINS,
THREE ROOMS EACii.--pga VIII. .,
OF trust executed Il tho phder. gr.f b..
corded In ths ,lerYs oS'cs % 81 .-...
Court I'm Deadlock i27 A.pato f.
the payment Of = cerhin sim ~ -r
mentioned, default hvins be. ..
payment thereof, wa. being f.l-.
By tho beneficiary o. sai, Coed ~,
auction, on the premise. %
WEDNESDAY. HGCsr .. f.rf
a. O o'clock L. ~, the 'ROgEl..t 49,.
scribcd.
TRIMS: Cash a. Tho e.perses .f.,
this trust and al 800. wi'h'nto-o..
of January. 1891, tn paii;tt'ar.r
and secured In such maM.r rs ..
noDnced a, sale. ". >IHf.-.
iy3l
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NOR RENT. DESIRABLE FLATn>

l. No. 10 south Fifth street-SECONDh' I
FLOOR MADISON FLATS. Nicely papered all
through. all the modern improvements, and jan
itors attendance.
Price 1900. SUTTON & CO.,
6u 2-Sux Wet 1Oli Main street.
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ZOE EENT.
EOR RENT.

FOR REM. IN
No. 00i east Clay street, excellent locality,
commodlous aud central.
0O7 east Clay street, rooms: stable In yard.
1912 cast Broad. STORE AND DWELLING;
no better stand for Il grocery.
north Fifth street, neat NEW DWELLING;
q roous.
SO north Twcnty-eighth street, nice DWELL
ING: u rooms
l07 Beech street, near Cary; rooms in nice
repair.
500 west Cary street, DWELLING AND
STORE; possession September Let.
BIB Poplar street, neat brick; rooms, rent
low.
ZIG Orleans street, NEW FRAME; O rooms.
2Oi Federal street, ave rooms, good order.
- Boyd street, NEW DETACHED HOUSES
--C Clay and Sixth streets, SPLENDID FEED
STORE at low rental; possession September
18th.
10 Orange street, SMALL DWELLING.
- Washington street, near Beverley street !;
several NEW DWELLINGS.
a few desirable OFFICES In our building.
DkNOON, UPPER 4 CO.,
PIT 81 Main street.
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and use Of building. Miss L. A. Abby, OF
Staunton. was elected first assistant, and
Mrs. w. II. Cooke was elected to ill the
music department. Second assistant yet
to DO supplied.
DIRECT COMMUNICATION.
The Clipch- Valley railroad now connects
with tho Louisville and Nashville. ana
two passenger trains each way daily give
direct communication with Memphis ..a ana
added to local traffic make business &C
tive ON this line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

a PORTION or THE RAJ ...
ierrei ., va saii ierfHe % Hf.
orTKACr OF LAND wi'h e0 .n.-.
near Gaines's Mills, b. tIe
containing 4" 80 k.r. |
ton 81 tue REAL I>I Att f. .
Joseph Brorkcnh-ogsh fr'
hein soil for division a"Ur
for per-tes desiring ,lr. if..
TERMS or SALE: one ilrf
si~ AMI twelve m 'nii-.
per cent: tie retH.n0l e.. .I
l. paid ant a teerrf .rfHr.'
ALLEN POI rs,
DtsuIkFI IL CONE, Al.fIIH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
EOR RENT-DWELLINGS.

EOR RENT-DWELLI rs
No. sol Leigh street, corner Fifth, with eight
rooms, besides detached kitchen and modern I'M
prOyemenis.
No 1910 broad street. Just below Twelfth. with
ten rooms, etc.
No. 22 Lombardy street, between Main and
Floyd avenue, with six rooms, bath, otc.
No. llO3 east Broad street, with ten rooms,
kitchen, etc, and modern improvements.
No 227 Twentieth street, between Broad and
Grace with six rooms.
No 2ll east Leigh street. with five rooms.
DWELLING over store No. I'll Main street,
between Seventh and Eighth. with six rooms.
Also, DWELLING OYER store No. 1872 east
Main street with six rooms.
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR E son,
IN y IL correr LleYenfh nnd Ennk.
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Enough.

Enough.
[Tom Hall In Munsey's Weekly.l
just place your arm around my neck
And give one tieoting kiss 20 me,
III hoed no moro what laurels deck
The brow oi my poor enemy.
I'll laugh 10 scorn his triumphs all
And care not what the future bring,
Zen though il be but death--Ill call
HIM slave and think myself king.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

Hickok's No; /. II; d. G., Fig. and Caro-
Sun. Cured Tobsccos. Try them.