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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
McABs'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
Principal Prizes Awarded-Weddings ut
I,or and Richmond-Personal.

Correspondence % the Richmond Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG, VA, June 2s.-The closing exer-
cises OF the University School, Petersburg W.
Gordon McCabe head MASTERY, took place to-
day The principal prizes awarded were as fol-
lows:
/. PEGRAN PRIZE founded in 1868 In memory
al Colonel William johnson Pegrsm, Array OF
Northern virginia, awarded Tor best scholar
snip 10 The upper school" 10 James Mullen ana
John Patterson Madison. Of Virginia.
JrOLtaas Acoessit-ilugh st0ckdsll, OF Virginia.
III. ELLIOTT PRIZE bounded 10 1868 in memory
Of letciN al Elliott Eighteenth Georgia battalion.
Arpy OF Northern Nrgtnia). awarded for beat
scholarship ~ the "mIddlc school 10 Joseph
Cooper, Lewis Parke Chamberlayne, and Arthur
Il. Dempman, o. Virginia.
Irox,Hs Acossstt-Thomas Lyle,and Dunn, OF
Virginia
III ROBINSON PRIZE Nounded in 1868 In
memory Of Cary Robinson, sixth Virginia In-
iantty, Army OF Northern Virg.nia,) awarded for
bor. scholarship tn the lower school," TO Gates
by Jones, OF Virginia.
Iro<ipe Aeosssa-John Marion Love. OF Viz
giDia.
These prizes are no, only of great value 20 the
successful students. but they are evidences Of
distinguished scholarship Ia one VI the best
senoO!s IN The state.
MATRIMONIAL N0Tgs
NJ John A. Hart, welLknown and popular
siuzen OF Richmond, was married to-day IN
southampton county 90 Miss Carrie 4. kello,
N~esnsNt VI Nu' idt' III. :. II. helIO. The mar
rage took place AT tho residence OF tue bride.
near Nor the Rev. John Ridout rector OF Grace
.hurcn hs city, officiating. The bride was at
uei IN travelling suit OF handsome gray cloth,
VIVA hAi and gloves 20 match. She Ia a lady Of
NNep character, Of rich men:al endowments,
ena tteai iavorite with large circle OF ac-
Seeln'ahees Her presents were many aud
,no.unIuh tae bridal couple passed through
"o WY 'hs evening on their way W Richmond.
LEE-RoBEKrs.
MI Vhsrle, II. u. lee, a well-known and popu.
~ youas map was married In Richmond yes
49,! W Mss lda L. Roberts. Tho groom and
io". he vVth residents u Petersburg. Their
n Ses obtained hero.
sra.es louise and Kate Meade, OF Richmond,
loees sues's 10 the family Of Mr.. David Cal.
tl,s $500. "o'e gisen brilliant reception ana tea
| t,ah,onansF. az which largo numb Der VI the
egi. '@oies VI tho city were pres
vosI ~ nuuson prosser, a carpenter, Willis as
Gcr1dentas,D uiuiag On Halifax street TO-DAY
Ntt.t 49,, ut0'7 chisoi through his Left
uo, Wing q very painful wound.
Con-. n " itiAm X Nckonney. manner Of ,he
boiS -, ~. ia bird Ward ana proSldent OF ,ha,
qi,s 20" e.s io.sn rs sea, on the Isl Of July.
aud st. ase % ehsries Y. Decker the blram.e,
h. $500, 1904 ulsatoist. has not vet been called
All .ss,.'a s'lYn before ths Mayor. lie IL n
H. ts,ai WIN very Independent delneanor
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sUMnfEE RESORTS

HAVING MADE AN ADDITION OF
i l. four rooms TO my house. am now prepared
to TAKE QUITE NUMBER OF BOAkDkhS,
We aro very conveniently and pleasantly stu
ated. Refined country neighborhood, good fare.
pure free-stoue water. church and post-omce
in q few steps OF my door. Moderate terms ana
good references given and required always. For
particulars please apply to Mr.. DR.. ROBERT
SHACKLRFORD, Bowiesville. near Gotham,
Albemarle county 10 % Th6Sa2t'
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ER-CRABBERS.
MARYLAND MARAupERs swARM'No
IN VIRGINIA WATERS.
WHARF Arc Oar Police boats :-Thoassnds
ofBasheis OF Oysters stolen sod sofa
for Fabulous Prtces-Indignstton'
,socc,,, ,c,crom 70 mo Dispssch.l


ox,voocx. Juue 2s.--Persons arriving
here from Tangier and Foxs isianos' 10
the Chesapeake Bay. report that the MARY
land erabbers are now swsrming IN the
y,rein,a waters of Tangier and PScomoke
sounds. all tho Virginia police-ooa's
having withdrawn.
WHOLESALE DESTRUCTION.
Areliable gentleman. who knows wnere-
of he speaks, informs your correspondent
that these crabbers frequently carry INTO
Cr,saeld as many rs i.0OG bushe,s OF oVs-
ters which they catch an thelf Sthp-seuh'peo
IN VIRGINIA waters. and that they sell 'ho
small oysters thus taken 20 oyster-planters
i'm Cy,Sfeld and ship the larger ones on ice
IN northern cities, where fabulous prices
are paid for them.
INDIGNANT PEOPLE
pconle here arc indignant that our stare
authorities are dong nothing 10 prevent
the wholesale robbery OF our waters ny
these Mar, landefs.
cRors.
Reports from oil parts OF the hastorn
Shore indicate that the growing crops arc
IN fine condition. and farmers are hOPinE
for prosperous wear. -, ,.,l,oos; !,
is cool enough tor April.
MASONIC OFFICERS.
Chesapeake Lodge Of Masons:. in TINS
,o,,n bes elected the following officers for
tie cnsuing wear: John W. Duncan.
master. Frank ". BocFs. senior warden
William :. Nelson, junior warden =. IA
Nelson, treasurer: Thomas ". TAYLOR,
secretary. LAFAYETTE Groion, senior
deacon Henry {. White, iunlor deacon,
Henry L. Derry. L. C. Atkins. and a. D.
Tcamv. chspiaiu,; l. ". Baswell ana !, l.
W Russell. stewards; Leonidas L.
Doughtg. tier. ~,
The foregoing officers were duly IN,
stalled by the District Deputy GraH.
Ne.tcr on 81. Johns Dav. and Rev. l.. {.
Atkins preached. an excellent sermon 10
me ioBre SUNDAY evening IN the Mctho-
dst Episcopal church of this town.
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The PURCHASERS MADE LIABLE.
They WIN Have TO fsy Notes Given the
Oakley COMPANY for Lots.

Oakley COMPANY for Lots.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
IyscunrRe. Va. Juno 2S.--Judgc Horsley
opened q special term OF the Circuit court TO-
the city OF Lynchbarg on yesterday 70 near inc
case Of J. j. Hurley and others against ,ns
Oakley Land aad Improvement company nnu
others. IL was elaborately argued by Mr.. Llo
tor toe complainants, and Aossrs. kirkpet,cS
Blackford and Johu II. Lewis for tho dcienoan.S
After hearing the discussion tho 1uuse ue.,u ,
in ,nvor OF the defendants. dissolved the innhc-
ton, aud dismissed the pinirtifs DILL Inc Gay.
icy Land COMPANY had so = numbor OF lois W
sundry parties wis had given notes therefor
AN INJUNCTION.
These purchasers nled bill ana secured -
preliminary Injunction, alleging that they MADE
their purchases on the faith OF certain repre-.
sentations made by the Wesl Lyncupua as &, ~as
Com pany In regard 10 the property which ], was
Offering for sale, which property ndloineo tne
property OF the OAKLEY company, ana that 'neso
Representations had bocn made goo1 nnu ~. :
thor that esid West Lynchburg Land company
was q largo stockholder In the Oakley Lanu
Company and held such control ana lnierese ah
10 affect the Oakley company Win tue h s
alleged to have been practiced ny inc Wes'
Lypchburg Land Company. Tho Dill ptayc1 Ioi
perpetual injunction against the holders oI .ho
notes given for purcnssc-money. enlolhhs VIZ
collection OF them on account OF the alleged
fraud.
no SUCH CONNECTION.
The Court held that there was no such con-
nection between the two companies ~ heoo .hc
one responPlple for the acts OF the other c'oh
suDnosing that there had been such misrepre-
sentAtion on the part OF tho West Lynchours
Land Company, which was OF course denici.
Therefore the Court dissolved mo injunction
and dismissed the plaintiffs bill with cos,s. Inc
efiect OF tins decision 10 TO mako oil tho pur'
chasers OF the Oakley companys lots hapie 'of
The amount OF thoir notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29

GUNNER HOMES-M | n Il Il A Il
~ WATERS for dyspepsia, hay-feyer, lang,
throat, and female troubles-ROANOkE RED
SULPHUR SPRINGS AND HOTEL LUCERNE.
For circulars address j. H. CHAPMAN,
iol7-2g. Salem, Va
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indicates movement in the right direc-
ton. That's the way We arc moving,
and we're carrying tho public OF Rich
mond with us. There's O big demand
for our marked-down Suits and Trousers
nowadays, and we've large and inviting
stock OF that kind to meet it. Buyers
meet in our store it's meet that they
should, because we mete out to them
the finest stock of Clothing in Rich
mond. Now's the time to stock up with
what you need III this line. Many lines
would be needed to describe orr suits,
but sight is better than hearsay. Come,
look, and buy.
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Mr.. Rruse succeeds SIR. sloan.

fCorresDondoDce OF the Richmond DisDatchI
CRFwK. June 2S.--At fun meeting OF the
po.rd ~ Directors of tho Railroad Young Men
Cnri-tan Association held last night the Teslgna'
ion Of the general secretary. Mr.. William Sloan,
was rendered ana accepted, taxing eHect Au-
gust lat.
Tho board Immediately extended call 70 Mr..
Charles Il. Kruse, who accepted, and Will I'LL the
vacancy.
Rev j. II. Mastin, Of Norfolk, the mach-De-
loved pioneer preacher Of Crewe, Is hero circu-
lating among hts hosts OF friends.
Miss Dora Calhoun, Of Alabama, and niece OF
Secretary Herbert, Ia visiting at the homo oil
DR.. W. I. Warmer.
Mn tlmoule T. Jones, OF your city, is soIourn-
Ing IA this vicinity.
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tcclcrsah where the negro woman recently broke
oot II seems shere we're eleven u this family
And ton we're removed 70 another place - 5000
~ Il was discovered they had the ema!i-p ox |.
since then nine OF them have taken the disease
and have boon scnt back 70 where the nrst co.
Mr. Robert Grafton, ono cf the guards. ana ~
ausnenttc. All reports that u has troken gu. ~
among the whites arc false, rs u 10 connnoo w
tho negrocs.
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MEETINGS.--Fifth Thursday,

BROTHERHOOD or PAINTERS.
IUITUN LODGE, coon TEhPLARS.
JEFFERSON LOnGE, GOOD TEMfLhRs.
SIR WALTER RALEIGH. SONS or sr. GEORGE
STUART HORSE GUARD.
CYNTHUs GROVE, pK IDS.
MONROE GROVE, DRUlpS.
yARlNA Tribe. Rbp MEN.
FAwSEE TRIBR. RED MEN.
A ". GLISS COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANlC3.
ACN0RA LODGE. ODD-FELLJwS
ROASE LODGE, ODD-FELL0ws.
HiSks LODGE.
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co,,. ,l'.ror Confined 10 Negroes.

assss N4sAee "i the Richmond Dispatchl
noSaa' LAY EAr. Va. dune 2s.-Ms. Willie Il.
aud Who's h,ss bear Lunenburg Courthouse.
stes Kills. Lunencurs cony,soas 1917 !. hs 10
"a ooasnsd spes1 nine new csoes Of susli- pox,
s'aSss 70 Ne issnuy u chsflss anon psoa
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NyATER-GROUND MEAL, 60a

WATER-GROUND MEAL, aOa
4 plugs Sun-Cured Tobacco. Pc.
Best Family Flour, $3.50.
Hich-gra1e Patent Flour, 34.25.
Very nneFlour. 2Sc. per sack
Best Family Flour. 3Oc. per sack.
g dozen Cut Herrings. 25c.
2 cans Peaches. 3-pound cans, 2.c.
3 .ans Apples In Syrup, 3 pounds. Poe
pounds Bonelcss Goldfish, 2Jc.
Pure Lard. sc.
California; Hams, lie.
Mocha and Java Coffee, DC.
CABS Lynnhsyen oysters. Doc.
Primo Northern Butter. &c.
Good Butter. lSc.
8 pounds I'm ported Vermicelli, 2)%
Fine Timothy Hay, per bale. SO.
pouncs Clos Starch. 2oc.
pounds French Candy, 2oc.
3 pounds Mixed Cakes, 2oc.
3 pounds soda era .kers, 25c.
pounns MaccsrOni. 2oc
Lemons, l2r. a dozen.
Breast Bacon, lac. po1ni.
GOOD Tea, roc. "A pound.
large bars soap. Zoe.
. Snrdines, Dc. a box.
North Carolina Roe Herrings. lie dozen 25c.
ID. O'SULLIVAN.
Eighteenth and Main streetA
Phone, 507. NH l2-ou. Tu. Th&Sa
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THE sLAoAr SPRINGS 4 LEAK


Omcee to Ne Moved 20 Portemousus
tt,pecsai TELEGRAM to the Dispascn-l
NORFOLK, Va, June 2e.-The schooner II. l.
siaigh. from James rivcr 20 Philadelphia with
cargo Of pine wood. sprang leak on Chincs
tcasuo and pat back for repairs. arriving here
Moro Struggled goods were captured by the
cuetom-housc officers to-day.
PoIics-J Justice j. n. East has boon appointed
BY Colonel 0Fcrail as state chairman OF ME
gubernatorial campaign organization.
sEABoARp oYFrcEs.
Judge l. X. Watts returned home this MOI n
Ing from q meeting OF the directors OF tho Boa
board Air. Line Ia Baltimore, and reports that
tho board ordered tho removal OF all the general
ofIices OF the line to Portsmouth, whore quarters
are now being fitted up IN the various company
brildings As soon as tho Union depot Is erect
Cd the general Offices will be located In tho
secoud etory OF that building. The delay on the
Union depot Ii occasioned BY tho litigation OF the
property -owners on Crawford street concerning
The doub trace LAID on that thoro ughfare.
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dividend NOTICE.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

CLERKS OFFICE CT
SrPRExE COURT OF APPgAl5 or VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, June ~, 1898. J
Pursuant TO tho provisions of section 3fI.,
SAYS, 3479 OF the Code OF Virginia, SEAL SD
PROPOSALS win DO received Dy the under
signed at bis ONCE. as the State courthouse, Ia
the city Of Richmond, until 1" o'clock OF the
10Th INSTANT, for tho printing. &c. OF al
such records as tho supreme Court OK Appesls
Al Rehmond may require for one year tom tho
LIST day OF JULY. 1898. Tho proposals shall
sta,o the amount per page OF 1000 enls IN snail
plea type, and include the paper, printing, bind.
Ing a neat cover with tho style OF the case and
the court from which the record comes neatly
printed thereon said printing TO 30 done IN
compact form without blank pages or blanks be-
tween lines or paragraphs, no extra charge 20
DO made Cor figure work not exceeding tnree
columns. Tho printing TO DO dono IN Sur city OF
Richmond under the supervision OF tue clerk.
GEORGE X. TAYLOR,
a on "a 3So7&.p Clerk.
T1OOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
III
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.


PI4HSS9Ssi o AMP HHNs oEs4 4 nsolx
We have q large ware-room ana solicit tho pa
tronage OF those having PIANOS aud OR0Ass
aud Wish TO DISPOSE or THEA. We will
pared % MAKE OLD PIANOS As GOOD AS
WHEN NkW, aud this wo can 90 cne- ssr than
any nrm this ado Of Baltimore, because NO DO
tho work ourselves. Arttsstc IUNlxo . spe-
ciA1fy. RICHES = kA0LE.
isS-SATsAm 7ie go Hrood ssrsot
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ONLY $3.50.
-
BOYS SUITS, $3.50.

Well. We sold more Boys Suits last
week than we ever before sold in the
same length of time, and it's not sur
prising either, when you know the rea-
son. 1t was selling good, stylish, oil.
wool Suits that sold for So, $3.50, and 5 )
for $3.50. The best ever sold at tho
price. About half of them left. You
can't afford to put of buying bit long
err. The quantity is limited. Bring
your boy to-day and let US fit him out.
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uNHE RICHMOND TRANsFERcJN-

U,HE RICHMOND TRANSFEhOJh'
PASl.
GENERAL RAILROAD AND SlLAN'it'
IICKbrOFtlCE.
TICKETS 10 TEE WORLDS FAIR ANo 40
OTHER POINTS.
BAGGAGE CALLED FOR AND CtLe BIZ "
DESTINATION.
PULLMAN CITY IICkEI oftlD"-
ROOMS on aLLOCEAN ~ EAMkks -, ~
WITHOUT ANY COST TO FA>nENn"""
TINE AND TROUBLE SAVED 81 4''
CHASING YOUH iil hElo Al
THIS OFFICE
FIRsrCLASs CAgRIAG-,s. with inte.isys,'
drivers in livery. furnished tor pleasure ''''@''
Agents "a an incoming trains TO attend to pas
sengers and their baggage. a. t.,,.r N
Information chcergUiy snen ~ "''S>
OFFICE, pOl EAST NAlN. t,.,,.
\. ". GAkBsB fte-'i,ly
Ocico Phone, 40. s,apio I'V"''
10 LII. suAtul
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FORMULATED SUGAR, 5!c. pound /;
N BREAST BACON, lac. per pound
CALIFORNIA HAMS, l2c. pound;
STANDARD A SUGAR, DC pound:
PURE LARD, &C. pound;
BEST CITY MEAL,60c. "a bushel:
GOOD TEA, 25c pound;
AKBUCKLEs ARIOSA COFFEE, &c. pound;
: bars LARGE SOAP tor 25c.; -
Pound boxes BEST BAKING-POWDERf for 1Oc.;
sARDINES, %. box;
n {. ROE BEHRING'S, 1l5 dozen for Doc:
NEW NORTH CAROLINA CUT HERklNGS,
HOMEMADE BLACKBERRY WINE, 81 per
gallon;
PURE SUGAR SYRUP, 25c. a gallon:
STGAR-CURED SHOULDER. l2c. n pound;
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, SC. a pound.
BEST CAROLINA RICE. o.. a pound:
PURE OLD RYE WHISKEI, 81 a gallon:
FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER, 20c. pound.
sILVER-kING FLOUR best sold, t4.o0 bar
rel, or SOC sack:
SNOWFLAKE FLOUR, "a per barrcl, or Csc
per sack:
. cans SALMON for pc.
Phone $40. Prce-list mailed on application.
:. ULLMAN's son,
myO 1S20-lS22 enst Main
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OROCKETT ARSENIC.LITHIA

~ sPRINGS-OPENED JUNE 1ST.
delightful mountain resort at 1000 feet ele-
walton. This water cures Dyspepsia, Rheuma-
tism, skin Eruptlons, Scrofula, Insomnia, Kid
ney and Bladder Disorders, aud Nervous Pros
tration. Clears and beautifies the complexion.
Bathing In hot ana cold arsenic-lithis water
special feature and rapidly restores and builds
up brokcn-down and overworked nervous sys-
toms. send for pam phlet. CROCKETT ARSE
NIC-LITHIA SPRINGS COMPANY, Shawsville,
Va te Aim
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How our business has grown this sea-
son Superior Clothing at reasonable
prices is the basis of our wonderful pro.
gress. If trade has been backward and
business dull we must confess we have
not discovered it.
just look at what we are doing to-
day-going to sell our sl5. $50, and
$3.50 Suits for $3.50; Suits that are
ALL WOOL; Suits that are stylish and
seasonable Suits that are perfect fitting
and correct in every detail Cheviot
Suits and Serge SHIFTS. Cashmere Suits
and Homespun Suits, Sacks and Cuta-
WAYS. lined, half-lined, and skeleton
$3.50 for any of 'em. We are deter
mined to clean EN- out, and the res no
telling how soon $3.50 will accomplish
this purpose. We mean business.
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e. OLD Dc " + 81 'f
~ ~ STEAMSHIP CNNIA'..
hV.N TRI-wEEkLl FOK N-H 80
NS:S 1..@sr, l.,,, a,... ....
EVERY ltE~uAl,
DAY, AMI FRIDAY h
NJ Manifest closed one hour uri"f,
Ste, r,ers leave Sew orr IRON i
Rtvar Tor Ricn moui every NONlA b. H .
nav ana SATURDAY ~ % B.. NJ. t.
Richmond MONDAY, WEDNESDAY.
DAY MORNINGS. MONDAY -i.4u
York and Wednesday, irOm h'AD
passengers. ,....,. ......,.....
Cablp faro 70 Now YORK luci4iiHs
and bartnf rid Jauier-riYer rIA.'
Round-trip tickets. limited io iAf-f i-'
after date of issue. ....-.-t ..... ...
Steeraye fare, WITH sui'i-i"h'r' I
steerago fare. without subsi-''
Cabin fare rid Chesapeake aui '".'
Wsy and Richmond aut irt'I- .
railroad Iirkots lmitel - -four JOYS .
Round trgD tickets limited O. tirlf "''
Tickets can be obtained al ki0hl.
Company's. gO1 east MAN street.
snd ohio ana ktchmoni aul F'tr--. '.-
and AZ rho cOmpany's oii!c,i l"ui N..
and wharf, kocke.t~
Freight forwarded and thrulSh '.''
Issued for poiuts bcyoui Ncg rrA
Freight received daily until J.. VI. ..,
Passengers leaving Richmond "A vi
WEDNESDAYS, IUt koDAlH ana
DAYS by the Chesaptake ahI vNil
Newport News AZ T.. VI. AMI bs tA' "
and Petersburg railroad tsamo dtl-
". will make Connection ~ f'"t
steamer LEAVING those dave. . ..
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co, Asr-.'
No. 1901 Naiu -..
my1i and company Whari' h''
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THE esRRYvLLe OBLIGATION.
Autl-OTerrau Men Reject Marshall Nc
,ormicb's Proposition.

correspondence ~ the Richmond Dlspa'ch.l
BFEgYyniE. June 27.--lhe Cdrte coWN'' 10
iis next issue. will publish the following iei'ot
in reply 10 the proposition Of the Hon MARSHALL
---r.-l-.h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29

T'HE BRANDON, BASIC CITY, VA,
Il 400 feet above sea-leSel. Grand noun
tain scenery. Perfect drainage. All modern
conveniences Dryest atmosphere. Excellent
LITlIIA WATER that cures general debility,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, and especially kidney
an d bladder troubles and female weaknesses.
Music. Billiards Write for circular OF analy-
sis, testimonials, &C.
20 o-2m WILLIAM A. BOWLES. Proprietor.
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RAILROAD LINES
CONDENSED TIME.TABIl,lpo' '

~ ~''ir- TABLE.
CHEsAPEAKg AND ONO e.,o
sunday Tor Norfolk snd =" jl ~ '1io'n
s3J n. NJ, yesfiblie ~ fDft
Point sni Norfolk. 3 81
"hm , nvor,os, ana local sis,,o,,' -
a; NJ washington ana H.n,-,' 90,
Worlds-fair special. am ~, p. y
tnchso. J.. NJ. lOsal f.r-.,.',,iiih. io-
accommo ia'ion f0r Dram X. ei,itD
". Cincinnati ami ,h.c,e. VI, =.
springs. From klgbth-s,rcot ~. ''l t.
y. ~, ,or Lynchbufg arf Cfr.. tl,
connects for Lexington. 49, frf..
$50 y. W.. except sunday. 4.,., iaT,.
cofnmodati0n. 1880 p n 200 ST..
ana Clifton Forge except sYss,-.' 5Fy
NORFOLK AND WESTERN. q
iolk .esnbnle Limited a.4 a-... -.
cago Express (,eo fli. ..lo,,. go OBJ.
n. ~; Roanoke. Bris,oi. 49,! ol.,,. 't.3
and West J2J T. ~ a.G M . 4a
Norfolk. 1850 T.. n. I... Dr.. Sc
Memphis, Ne" Orleans, al ...'. 49,
and West. 'f-a 10
RICHMOND AND DANvfrrr t...
southern express, At.a.fr. az, '' ",
points South. i2.4u D.. N tit
gusta. AMI points solm. CIV
SuhJnyl iocaifor Amei a o..r..
YoRK-RIvER LINE -3.l0PN.,....
except Sunday 20 Wes. r..
NJ. Baltimore hmrnL rr..., ?.
points North no BElt.m.f,. .'.-n
RICHMOND. FREOEMCK>Bg.. ....
MAC.-5:45 4. ~. l.Yt --
T.; NJ Tor Washing'ol ou -....
i. 81, fred"uqk srury n ..
6:4S A. VI. and O.2O p. D.. Is...
Ashland. ' .
ATLANTIC COAST line A.
special BID A. ~. tlrIl.s f-.
2:+S +. NJ, fast mau sog..
Atlanta special $3.50 b.
l2:l5 7. NJ, $50 T.. Miami D.
Petersburg accDmm -i,f..r DID,
40 p, NJ Pe'erssars s4.al |!
sEABoARD AIRLINE Union S-.a...
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termedla. "a points. 3.-... wv
points south, connects rtl
railroad for Mobile,
New orleans. i 90
FARMvILLEAND POWHATiN PAIN.
12:15P. II. Union sfl...
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and al points west 90 N..
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CAPE MAY n. J-HOTEL LAFAY.

~ ETTE OPENS JUNE 18th. Located d.
rectly OIL. the beach. All modern improvements.
First class 10 all its appointments.
10 3-tSelO JOHN TRACY & co.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, UNEXPIRED a.
L LEASE OF THAT MODERNLY-CON-H M
sTRUCrED HOUSE AIS west Main street. APP
ply on the premises. Possession given at short
notice. 10 2S-5t
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AUCTION sALKs-rsssrs Day.
BY George 4. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and AucssoosoF'
1905 Bank street.


Real Estate Agent and Aucsioo*or'
1905 Bank street.
nor SALE AT AUCTION, A VERY
Nxw nsiSK HOUSE, CONTAINING SEVEN
Rooms LOCATED ON MARSHALL SIkEEr
BETWEEN GiLMER AND GRAHAM sThEEIs,
BEING No S16.--By request OF tho owner . wi"
oder for sale, on tho premises.
WEDNESDAY, july ., 1898,
at o'clock P. 81, tho PROPERTY above de-
scrfbed.
TERMS, $500 cash, 5000 In SIX months, and
the balance IN two yesrs. the purchaser 70 give
notes being 0 per cent interest," secured py
deed OF trust upon tho progery uvopn
IL 2a-Th.su&w Auctioneer.
BYE A. CatIin, Auctioneer.
Nos and north Eleventh street.
THE HIGHEST BIDDER WILL
l. TAKE IT IN. IT MUST DE s0LD.-By
direction / will sell at puDic auction, 70 sho
highest bidder, on
FRIDAY, JUNE BOTH,
at $3.50 o'clock r. NJ, on the promises tho NEW
TWO-STORY TENEMENT DWELLING, stu
ated adjoining tho northeast corner OF Leigh and
Lombardy streets.
Tho house CONTAINS seven rooms and usual
couvenlcnces, and Is on lot 22 feet inch front
with n depth OF 100 feet TO a WIDE alley
This property will DO sold at the risk and cost
Of Mr.. Thomas ". Render, who purchased IL at
former sale and has failed TO comply with tho
terms.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, ana eighteen months, with interest add
ed. +. A. CAlLlN,
10 20 Auctioneer.
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ASHLAND TRANS.

DAILY RNtIiT r,N.tI.
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1872 4. NJ
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600 4. NJ.
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