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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-01

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23

chan. u. D.. of Wilmington. \: {; rev.
Samuel Rothrock. u. D.. OF Rowan
,n,,n,, an eirbtv-vear-old divine. VINO
has boon in the ministry for sixty years.
will also he present ana ASSIST III 'nn
services At night the congregation WIZ
y.o,sh;n with the Moravians in salem
Tho sermon will be preached by Dr.
Poschon. The Lutherans have peen
mito successful since their orgah'za'ion.
< lot has been purchased an, ID lnm
weeks tho contract VIII nc le' 10, ~
erection Of handsome new p'''A
church cdiiicc. - r ,,-;,,,i,o,or q
Ioodinr Republican in the Staie' no'nvH
49,, rn,,ort "a thc effect that he is to take
m, Lxu,n's place for Governor on 'he
'Ih;r5 nortv ticket. He says the pace
IL -" ',o,.nr oven been rendered him, ana
Luz &c i should be he would not accept
; !, I T. 10 Judge adds that he
H. d Iorco number of other Republicans
a. Tho state will vote the Third party
St,te sckct. but will stick TO HARRISON
Particulars of a sad and fatal ac'l-
de,t in Wilkes county reached mere -"
day' In Union township. near he9peS
river. n scven-ycar-old son OF 1"hn
Nilams shot and killed his niuc sister,
two years Of age. The children Nc''
alone at the time. and hence IL u ho'
definitely known how the accident oc-
Cured CURED. There was small shot gun
laying on the bed. The father was away
from home. while the mother and an
other child were out in the garden pick
ing beans. The mother heard the report
Of the gun and ran immediately. into the
house The child was dead. the entire
load having struck her under, the jaw
and ranged upwards. The mother is al
-. f-n,tic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
MN. STEPHENSON At sOLDsBono.
Meeting of tho Executive Committee OF the
State Agricultural and Mechanical COL
iege--Electiop of Professors.

Raleigh. y. C.. Sept. 22.--Spccial.-Gov-
ernor Holt returned TO the city tins even
ing from Goldsboro and Wilmington
whore he attended and participated in
the receptions Of General Stevenson and
party. At GoldSboro to-day 6,OOO people
greeted the distinguished visitor, who de-
Ivercd an address. Speeches were also
made by Governor Holt and Hon. VIII
liam Robbins. General Stevenson speaks
tonight at Rocky Mount, and will arrive
In Richmond tomorrow morning.
The executive committee Of the State
Agricultural and Mechanical College met
here to-day. and completed the faculty o, 0i
the institution hy electing Professor -
+. Irby. of Georgia, 20 the char OF am
tnlture. made vacant by the resignation
OF Professor !. X. Chamberlain. ana
Professor Wallace Riddick. OF wax,
county. 10 the chair of mathematics ~, ~,
practical mechanics, vice Professor ). ~
Kinealy. resigned. X. Il. Noble, OF AIa-
bama. was elected assistant chemist "'
the State experimental stanon;
Judge Augustus Seymour. OF the thiteo
States court to-day filed his opinion ID
an important railroad tax case. Inc case
was one brought by ID. W. Balm. treas
urer OF North Carolina, against the Sea
board and Roanoke railroad. in action 10
recover taxes due by the railroad under an
act OF the last Legislature amounting to
about $4,000 The decision rendered by
Judge Seymour is in favor of the State.
The fall term Of the supreme court CON
vcnes here tomorrow. and Judge James
c. Marie. of Fayetteville, the newly-ap-
pointed associate justice 10 succeed Judge
J. j. Davis. deceased, will take his place
on the bench, and tomorrow and next
doy will be devoted 10 the examination
OF applicants 10 practice law, Of whom
there will be n large number. The class
from the University. numbering twenty
six. came down to-day, and will stand the
examination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
Echoes of the stevenson Retention.

Winston, \. c., Sept 21-Special.-
The big Steyer sOn-EWing celebration rs
still the subject of conversation in Win
stOn-Salem. The Twin City is proud of
her demonstration, which was i'll every
respect creditabie. There were several
fcatures about the occasion that were
remarkable. Old citizens say the process
sion was the longest and largest they
have seen since the close of the war,
when the soldiers came through Green's
boro. Another peculiar incident was that
of Captain T. Il. Roberts, of THIS county,
who rode ir the procession on horseback,
notwithstanding the fact that he Is now
I'm his eighteth year. He voted for Log
Cabin" Harrison, but takes no stock III
his grandson, Benjamin. There was an
abundant supply of bread and meat Tor
the barbecue. There were about LOW
loayes of bread. AT the close of the
exercises. 900 fourteen ounce loaves were
given TO the poor. Over 200 lOaves We're
today given to the Helping Hand Circle
of Salem. The remainder OF it has been
distributed among the churches and bene-
violent societies.
During the entire day Monday not a
single arrest was made Tho police force
say they never saw anything to equal
the good behavior for the size of the
crowd.
General Stevenson before leaving town
sent his photograph, with his autograph
on the back Of il, TO little Mabel Gray,
invalid daughter of Dr. and Mrs. X. +.
Gray.
The ex-chairman of the Forsyth Re-
publican executive committee tells Inc
that there are 200 white Republicans,
besides the colored voters. who will not
support the ticket put up here last Satur-
day by Reynolds, Masten, Gosten * Co.
He has told several of the candidates
that they will not be elected.
President Cleweli. Of the Salem Female
College. celebrated his thirty seventh
birthday Monday. He was the recipient
Of number Of handsome and useful
presents. Among the number was
beautiful solid gold watch, tie gift Of the
lady pupils Of the institution.
The Democratic Legislative candidates
In this district. Messrs. &. B. Watson,
A. l.. Shore, w. =. Owen md T. Il.
Jones opened their campaign to-day in
this county. The county candidates will
not open up before October 18th.
Stokes county claims To have the best
tobacco crop this year OF any county in
the State.
james Smith. who shot and seriously
wounded Campbell Watkins. in Stokes
county, Il few days ago, has been ar
rested and bound over to court. Wat
kins is still alive.
The Lutherans of this city will cele-
brafe next Sunday the first anniversary
OF the organization Of church in Win
ston. The congregation was organized
with fhirty-ninc members. They now
have eighty. The anniversary sermon
will be preached by Rev. r. w. L. Pee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
RusseIi's Advice tosHis Party.

Weldon. " C.. Sept. 2t.-Special. Judge
Russell Of Wilmington, the most prominent
and astute Republican In Eastern Caroiinf.
probably. in an interview on Monday said
that white Republicans in the eastern part
of the State will not support the negro reve-
nue. State ticket put mp by Eavcs and hiS
gang to save the Democratic party he
says they will support the Peoples party
State ticket. and it looks to him as if thou
sands Of colorcd men will do the same
But. saws he. IL it should appear that the
colored vote will &C solidiy for the negro
ticket. then he advises the Peoples party
10 withdraw their State ticket and appeal
to all white men to vote the Democratic
ticket He says "the gang who control the
Eepuhlcan machine want 10 drive all white
men olt Of the party in the negro belt III
they get the State their purpose Is to turn
ever the negro counties 10 negro government.
I'm this We propose to down them, and are
ready 10 90 to the full extent Of support
ing the Democratic State ticket. II neceS-
.arv IN smash their schemes" He further
saws. If the colOred vote will go 10 the Peo-
ple's party State ticket, that party VIII see
there is no danger q negro government ana
VII hold together, and the nght VIII DC
between their ticket and the Democrats Tor
State officers. then the white vote VIII dl-
vide the Weaver ticket will draw heavily
from cleveland and the Republicans who
vote the Peoples party State ticket Will
slipport Harrison. This is the only way
saws he. 10 make any showing for Harrison
In this state.
The Silver Valley mines, in Davidson
county. are being pushed 10 great success
About seyenty-fye hands are now employed,
and they are mining from ten TO sixteen
tons of solid ore per day.
The wilmington Electric Light Company
Is extending and enlarging its plant. me
main building has been enlarged by
brick addition. The plant Will
be enlarged by the addition OF an
other engine of lTOhorSe power.
and two dynamos. one with power for fifty
arc lights and the other for one thousand
incandesccnt lights This now gives the
plant four engines. aggregating 3H'-horse
mower and n fetal capacity for 100 are
lights and 1. 500 incandescent lights. This
plant was begun with a 25-horse power en-
CINE.
Another now enterprise for Wilmington is
the Standard Veneer Package Company
which has been put in operation within the
past two weeks. Ii is for the manufacture
of Crane baskets. and turns ont $1,000 per
day Ii will also manufacture barrels, berry
crates and all other goods made OF veneer
Mrs. Catherine Williams, widow lady
living in Bladen county, committed suicide
Monday. She tied her hands together and
laid down in n canal Of wafer about six
inches deep. She was found in that posi-
ton. II is supposed she was insane.
Another suicide is Jim Meadows, citl-
zen OF Wilmington. He went home drunk,
beat his wife and then drank large guam
tity of laudanum. which ended his life in
few hours in spite CT the efforts Of physi-
clans 10 revive him. He was driver for the
hoe1 and ladder company and was young
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
Auction Sales.--future Days.

rTRUSTFF'S SALE OF LAND.-By virtu.
Il of a deed Of trust exec uted to the under
signed. trustee, by John J. Mitchell, trustee.
on the lst day Of July, 1872. and recorded July
9Th. 1872, in Deel-Boo II. page 23i III Nelson
County Clerks Office, will proceed TO SELL at
public auction, 10 tho highest bidder on
SEPTEMBER 25rH, 1892.
that being county court day for said county
Of Nelson at the courthouse stiles thereof.
the HOUSE and LOT lately in possession of
said John }. Mitchell. containing about
SEVEN ACRES, and lying one mile west OF
Montreal Depot in said county, beng re-
ouired so to sell BY J. Il. PEBBLES, assignee Of
Terms s43an0 will he required in cash,
and as to the balance will be made known on
m 19-20t T. L. YOUNG,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
IT RUSTEE'S SALE
DUNCAN STREETS.

BY virtue of deed OF trust dated 10th Of
july, 1883, recorded in Hanover County
Dced Rock No. %. page 303, being required
70 do 50 by the holder Of the unpaid note
secured therein, ! viii sell by public auc-
ton on the premises. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1872,
at ; o'clock =. NJ, the aboye-mcndcncd lot.
This LOT fronts 10 feet on Dincan street
and 200 feet on Howard street one square
distant from railroad station. ana Is Il hcah-
tiful building site. Sufficiently large Tor
two dwellings, In the new and fashionable
part Of the town.
Terms: Cash enough 10 discharge the
unpaid note OF s321.1l. with interest thereon
from February 20, 1891. and the cost OF ms
sale: balance at such time and secured IN
such manner as the grantor may direct, and
in case Of his failure 10 give such direction,
then as the trustee NAV thnk nt. were
liberal terms however. may be announced
at sale Htt!h 'NhAH"' " a.,
J. A. Brown, AUcti0neer. Sos l''%2 '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 12lS WEST CLAY STREET.

BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust. dated
the Both day CT July, 1880 Of record in the
clerks Office of the Richmond Chancery
Court in Deed Book 100 h. page $50, de-
fault having been made in the payment Of
the debt therein secured, and being required
so to do by the beneficiary, we will sell by
auction. upon the premises, Gil
TUESDAY, the 18th Day Of September, 1892,
at 4:30 o'clock =. NJ, all that certain piece
or parcel of land. with all improvements
thereon, lying and being in the city OF Rich
mond, Va. on the north side Of Clay be-
tween Harrison and Norton streets. begin
ming on the north side OF Clay street at n
point distant % feet from the east line OF
Norton street, running thence along Clay
street eastwardly II feet. thence running
back III right angles within parallel lines
100 feet. more or less, 10 any alley 20 feet
wide. This is a first-cass piece of property
and should insure n full turnout Of bidders.
TERMS: BY consent, one-third in cash.
the residue at six and twelve months, Sc
cured by q decd OF trust uDon the property
A. j. CHEWING,
J. l.. MOKfNG,
se21-td Trustees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
Eeception Mt Wake Forest.

Wake Forest, n. c., Sept. 20.-Spccial.
This afternoon in the Physical Culture
Hall there was given II social and re
ception to the students by the ladies. of
Wake Forest. Ice cream, cake and other
refreshments were served in abundance,
after which the carnival took place.
The object of the reception was to bring
in closer contact the citizens and ladies
of Wake Forest with the students of
the college. The OCCASION was a perfect
success and was enjoyed by all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
bIEAWsHIP

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
Y lanes RIVER LINE for the seashore.
CLoape.t and mos. pleasant route 10 Norfolk.
Pori sIaouth old Point, Newport News. tiare-
mont amt JAmo. River landings. onnectl9nS:
A. NEWPORT NEWS o. f lOIh ana NOR
FOLK for Hampton and smithield, Va. WASH
ington, -. c., Baltimore, Phlladolphis ana Nov
lErt Jamo, iiycr By Qaf light. Great 'ouf4-s
line Jamestown tutch tsgD and WeT scenery.
Ksfes less than half charged by raj. hnre 20
.srOuth and Norfolk ~ 50; h2A round trln;
: qac0n t.cia-e. 0 caves Richmond ov6rV NON-
DAY "WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AZ Z A. u.
tSTRFFT-CAB5 90 DIRECTLY TO STEAM
[(rS WI ARR for sboYS-namad pisces. through
tickets or sale on steamer and a. Garner
Agency NO. 90 Main street, Daggege checked
through. tafe rooms IN laged ior day orni2n'
lrcigAt: freight received daily for anove-
narsct places and Eastern North Carol ina.
also. FOR Eastern Shore OF Virginia and ~
regulsr landings on the. James rive, at LOW
ISL RATES and through bills !s5uet
IUCIEN b. IAJIM Vice. President
No lll1 Main street and hocketw
IRvIE NFislGER. Freight anu Passenger A'enh
DUrADELPHIA. RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK STEAMSHIP CONTAIN
Appointed sailing days every lJESDAi AM
FEi0AY AZ T. NJ anil every SUNDAY at 4. ii.
FREIGHT for 'luesdGy and friday steamers re-
ceiyed till II:D 4. y. For SUNDAY sleEmer
til = ". Saturday freight received daily t1N
Fare 20 Philadelphia ................. $40
W '@' j. ~. MCcARRlCh,
General southern Agent.
once. ROcks-t4
N.P. GLADE q ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
rrst German ofthe Season.

Reidsville, n. c.. Sept. 22-Special.--
The first german Of the season was held
at the OperH-House tonight and large
asselnblase was present, including many
ladies visiting the city.
The State Guard suffered recently a
great loss in the death of Lieutenant +,
A. Cheek. adjutant Of the first battalion
of the First regiment. He was very pop
ular and his loss is much regretted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
What STRONGER Proof

Is needed OF the merit of HOOPS Sarsaparilla
than the hundreds Of letters continually
coming in telling of marvellous cures it has
effected after all other remedies had failed !?
HONS Pulls cure consultation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23

RICHMOND FRFDr2ICESHUrG AND PO.
~ IOMA0 EA1LROAD.-Schol Lido commenc-
ing APRIL. 4..- Gs.ern s,an lard ;i.ae.
s@iA II. losvel Rvrd-airees station daily,
lt1l3 oIly co Ashland. 20 we'll
Ailf7vf Fredericksburg. brooke
ADD h'deTator Sleeper Washing.
ion and Now York. Arrives ~
Nashiastol NJ J. :ol p. NJ: Dai ..
more. !: p. 81; PHILADELPHIA BIS
T. Nj; New York. T. r.
Il 20 A H., lea7oi Byrd-s.reet station daily OK
Sep; hnGday B16s. P2rlor Car
Richmond 10 Nov York. Arrives
a. Warrington al 4.iQ 7. NJ; Bali.
=, l. d.: New York, 1925 f. "
7Oo T. IL. leaves Byrd-sirce. station daily.
Sleeping car Richmond 10 New
YORK Stop9 only a, Ashland. DOS
brooke and Widswetor sto7s az
other stail0ns on sundays. Arrives
At Eee5lngtoa ~ ~! ?. y; Balti.
more y 4. ~; PhilsdolDhia, 3:D
=. a.; New York. go 4. Nj.
$50 n NJ, arrives 40 Byrd stroot station daily.
Sleepor from New York. stops only
.. Nldeweter, Brooke. FredericGS-
burg, Milford vel and Ash
Lara; stops st Other stations on
saltaya Leaves Washington as
PISS p IL. arrives al Byrd-stroet station daily
Stops q tTcdericksDurg, MILFORD
we'll and Ashland Sleeper
from New YORK to Washington AMI
no. stop atElba. Leaves Washing
s:35 z. IL, arrives 81 ByrG-street station daily
ezcopt sunday. G1ifet Parlor Car
New York 10 Richmond. Leayoj
Washington a. 5O7 r. A.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMIODAIION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
600 z H., leay9s ByrQ-siree, station; arriysI
az Fredogickgb burg Ut $50 Z. NJ
40 a. Il, arrives at Bgrd-stroet station;
icayCs fredericksburg at 6 i0J 4. ~
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCRgr SUNDAY
Gas. n H., loSYes EilDa; arrives as Ashland u
7s3] A. N.
CI2 P ". lea7eI Elba; arrives at Ashland -
6:j PM
6A0 A. IL, arrives at Eliza; losve5 Ashland "
COS A. II.
Cos P IL. arrives ~ Elba; leaves Ashlandh
5:15 p. N.
c. L. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
7. T. ID. MYERS. General superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
TRAINS NORTHWARD.


Nos. Il. % and 81 make 10 stOrs. Nos. %, %
and - stop On .ianai az Manchester. DrsErys,
Centralia and Chester. No. p s,ODs on signal at
Manchester only Tor PASSENGERS pnrcna3lnY
tickets 20 regu.ar stopping places for this train
south OF PETERSBURG nos -. 81. 81. -, - '.', ~.
a. A. a and A. Wil stop on signal at oil stoflonS.
Pullman Palace Batet flcefinS cars on al
through trains. On trains Nos 3. ami u sleep
in cars between Richmond and Lynchburg,
NV LINE TO ATLANTA. Ga.
Leaving Richmond 9:lj \. 81 daily; arriving
Walden ls:.J T. Il. and 40 Atlanta 4. vi. via =.
A. j. Through sleeDers Richmond 10 Weldon
and Weldon 20 Atlanta ..l, .-..,.....-..
lie OALl ALL-HAtL LINE TO NORFOLK
Hichmdni'..5coA M. Norfolk. .....ii:85 4. ".
Richmond. 80 =. =. Aorfolk..;... 9;2o p y.
Norfolk. $50 4. ~ Richmond ..-l0:3p 4. n.
Norfolk =. II. hlchm0nI... J:33 - NJ;
The trains leaving Hlchmonq 300 8. ". and
Norfolk at 4:09 i. -. are solid trains between
these two points. and IasGongers 20 through
without change OF Guys. Close connections are
slso made at pstersburx 1f the $50 j.. NJ n
9.5S p "A trains from Richmond for Norfolk
Trains Leaving iAehmoRd at9H0 4. n N:2l
7. ". and 1870 p. NJ, ana arr ''nx az Richmond
atr.ii A. NJ, 2:l5 =. Il. and ,:l >. NJ. make
close connection q. Petersburg 20 AMI from
FarmyiIle, Iyuchburg and Mesf.
X. NJ SULLN.
Superintendent.
IT. D. MYERS.
General uperntendent
II II FlFRgON, Traffic .iauaQcV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
EARMvrLLE AND POwHArAN

L'ARMVILLE AND POWHAIAN
a kAILEOAD. .,
GENERAL OPTIC T.. 7O3 HAiN 81 REEF
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY %, 1877.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1890 p. d. pie Atlantic Coast Line for Farm
Vile and intermediate pe2s.s west
OF Chester.
b45 P. II. p.e Atlantic Coast Line for Der.
mud1.
AgEfVE RICHMOND.
lo.3O A. ". rio Atlante Coast Iine from Farm
who and iatcrmoliato stations WoSt
or Chester.
s.o5 A. n. ria Atlantic Coast Line from Ber-
Iuuda.
All trains daily except sunday.
T,csATs oo ssis and baggage ca ecked thronchat
UNION DEPOT. X. =. NlIooE,
General Passenger Agent.
JANIS Il. WERrH. Genersl Manegor. ma ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
WANTS.

DACTS CONCERNING o.NrrwTS-
l. THE RRMINGr ,ssIa
STANDARD TYPE fgSJgs3y3
WHIT R-The United sEIgg
States Government rses .JssSf, ~ Sg59sEss
2NH Remingtons. Dun and l~Sgs,1..A - sssssasEfJ
Bradstreets Mercantile ~e7F.-fs1,-'-''
Agencies use 800 each Throughout tho conn,
try. over 37s Remingtons in use IN Mchmont
and vicinity. The bennington j. used IN
eleven educational Institutions IN Richmond,
including the Public High School.
Tho Worlds Fair Commission have adoptei
the Remington and now hay0 100 IN service.
There ere Iien,ingtOns IN use IN hlchmon1
that have been doing constant work Tor nVe,
SIX. seven and eight years.
The bes. work. By the simplest means. in the
shortest time. Is accOmp llshcI DY the I.elhlnS-
ton Standard Typewriter. -
The bennington has had strong competition
for over fifteen years and - still q; the mean.
Typewriters rented and sold on terms to
The best Type writer supplies. Paragon
Ribbons. Linen aud Carbon Papers. Drop
Cabinets, &c. JOHN Is. CtLPEPLR,,
Exclusive dealer FOR .s. and n. e.
au3l-tf 9i5 T.. Main street, RlchmoAd' Va
CALEsMEN WANTED TO TEAyEL IN
- surrounding districts, by own teanl Ir
otherwise soliciting orders from retail de al,
ers for Rubber Boots and Shoes TO be shipped
direct from "a tory. Those alreGdT travelling
with another line of goods coult MAKE ms
valuable addition 10 their bnsiness. Address
stating particulars and references;
COLCHESTER HUBER COMPANY,
sel6-2w Colchester Conn
yxyANTED-A GOOD SALESMAN FOR
w this territory Good pay to rieht
party with satisfactory reference. Apply 20
CHARLES j. POGUE, General Manager.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Sc Is-al
yyTANTED-A GOOD MALE TEACHER
w a single man: one well yersed IL LAIN
and mathematics. and VINO has had expo,
rence in teaching. hetsrance Tegqt9444, sso
given if required. Address j. y. FAIbbN,
New Kent Courthouse. se.5-l1t
WANTED BOARD BY GENTLENAN
w and WIFE in a private family. west OF
Fourth street. None except the cul iured aud
refined need aDawer this notice References
exchanged. Address, giving number ana
terms. ORLANDO. care TIMES Office, city.
sel6-tt.
JyTANTED-BY TWO LADIES BOARD II
w a refined and cultured private family.
Address, stating terms and location, hOhLO.
care TINS Office. city. Sel5-u
yXTANTED-O CUPANTS FOR ONE
w FLOOR Hot and cold water Oh noor.
Apply a. II east Grace. kel-n
T1yERYBODY TO KNOW THAT At THE
IL corner Eighth and Main streets there Is
FIRST CLASS RETAIL DRUG STORE; open
all night. Best Soda Water, Cooling prinks
And Cigars je l5-tf
----------------
MEETINGS.
oO~--~~-O~~-~--~->~ -~-~-~-~--~o-----~~.-~ 80
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n of the SOUTHERN FIRE BElck
WORKS will be held at 10 o'clock 4 H.
OCTOBER (, 1872, at the residence OF the
Secretary. East Richmond, Va. for the trans
action of general business:
By order Of the lioard Of DIRECTORS.
sea-3lt w. c. MARCY. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23

A FEW GENTLEMEN CANBE ACCOMMO-
"A DATED WITH BOARD IN A PRIVATE
FAMILY. Apply at 900 south Fourth street
CANDLES Hid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY


mcn1 MONDAY, NEDNLoDAA AZ" '''D-AA
Passenger accommo laiions qnsurra'sed'
Cabin fare 10 New ork including meals a,
anu berth via James river route i.'..S . "
Round trio uckets. limited 70 thirty DAYS a
ca III - - 81, s,isisfeoro - q %
Steor.go fare without sGbNsso nce... ...,,. "
CABIN fare va Chesapeake aud Dhlorai-
wev and Richmond ant PotersInfx -,
railroad. tickets lmlted 20 four Jays. ,"
Pound trip tieEe;s, limited TO hiteeh 8, Al
Tickets can be obtained a. Richmond lfsnr
fer Comvany. qol cGs, MAIN street; NhtsspeaNs
and or. o and Richmond and letersOnrs &c,
pots and 10 the COMPANY ONCE, lo04 eAs'
Nnin street, aud wharf. hocketts.
Freight received daily until Z. .vs
Fasssngers leaving Richmond on 1ONpA.Atr
WFDNEsDANs. THURSDAYS AMI SAL II
DAYS by tho Chesapeake and OHIO rAiwH
via Newer News NJ s2D A. VI. ana \ ~
and bv hichmoni and Petersburg faiaotu,
sane DAYS. st A. n. and sls = NJ WIN lAaAo
connection 40 Norfolk with steamers leaN'Hs
GEORGE W. ALLEN &.CO.. AGENTS.
No 1901 Main stfesi, SUD
~ 1871 Company's Wharf h'cAo''N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23
BOARDERs WANTED.

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