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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06

ou,rases OF that character stop the
lynchings will stop. Perhaps it will be
said now that when arson stops in
Tennessee the lynchings will stop. And
then it will be easy to give another
reason.
1t is suggestive that these things 20
on where there is supposed to be Il
government OF law. They give the
whole country 4 bad name. yet the
whole countgy is powerless to put q
stop to them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06

To the boys over the rivor-Giye it to
them lively. The fight is between pro-
lection and free trade, the United States
md the rest OF the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06

McKESLEY woke them up in Cincin-
natl on Saturday night. He has the
people with him. Ii they will get to
the polls tomorrow he will have a
majority to be proud OF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06
JohnFriedel&Co.
1119 MAIN STREET.
FOR SAID.

Thrcc.room cottage on North Huron street
at $1,000
seven rooms, hall, bath, all convenience, on
South Roadway; lot 31xl2O feet, price SLOW
Six.roomcd new house on South Huron street.
lot 2jXl2O feet at Sl,0lO; cheap. ,,.,.
streets, ut bargain
Fivc.roOmcd house on Jacob street. ht'E
Thirteenth, at 500
Fiyc.rOomcd house on Virginia street. lo1
30yl2J feet price S!.lO0, on easy Terms
scyon.roomcd brick on IChuplinc street, near
TWcnty.SccOnd, alta bargain.
SiX-ruOmGd house. bath, laundry natural fa',
electric light. hot aud cold water, No. ~
Whitley street, KirkwOod. Very cheap, lHco
5000.
sixty-one and haif acre farm, 500 fruit trees
near Elm Grove, at u bargain.
We Will loan your money on good real estate
security. We also have money TO loan
Call aud see us.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06

Mckinney and protection should
have handsome majority. 1t is 4
strong team and should break tho rec.
ord tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06

II tho sheep Of Ohio are not heard
from tomorrow the country will cease
to sympathiao with such sieepish sheep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06
MEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

r OsT-A NECKLACE AND CHAIN
IL between Cathedral and Wood street SIM.
day Finder will confer favor by leaving ID,
this 0LIUn NM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06
McLAIN-nA
Dental and Surgical Depot

M7LATN BROS,
Room No. II, MCLain Block, 1905 Market st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
ANNUAL SUPPLIES.
The ALERT ON ATouR OF THE LIFE
SAVING STATIONS.
Death Of n Horse-shoer in a Police sta
tion-Norfoik's Many Candidates
For Ofice--open To ALL.
Correspondence of the DIspatch)

fCorrcspondenCe OF 'ne DiSPa'V"f
NORFOLK. Sept. 1.-THE United States
revenue cutter Alert has left on cruise
down the coast as far as Hattcras on the
annual inspection OF the condition of the
,ife.saving stations along the Virginia ana
North Carolina coast. Contractors are
now delivering their annual supplies 70
the stations.
wen.know horse-shocr, OF this CITY,
Nitcheal Fnnegan. died in the city )aii
Friday night, where he had been sent Ny
The Police Court for vagrancy.
IMPORTANT SESSION.
The approaching session OF the tegisla-
ture Is an important one 10 'his So
lion. Captain Il. c. MarshaH IL II, sne
race for the United States Senate. Judge
I.nes Is. Heath and Judge y. Tucker
Srcoke are candidates FOR seate on the
Court OF Appeals. Judge BROOKE IL ~
,n5erstood. will not again he candldale
for the CORPORATION Court JudEeship' anu
,o,eral members OF the local Oar are
talked Of for the vacancies. as wen as that
OF the proposed Chancery Court OF TINS
CITY No opposition IS developed az YET 10
Judse c. w I'm for Circuit judge Ihere
A. also 70 be a contest over the State
0,,aror,ine officer at this port between
rbvsicinps OF Norfolk and Portsmouth.
An examination Of applicants for the
,osjtlon Of master machinist OF the navy
Yarl viii be held on the Goth instant. open
10 all Corners. The pay is S.2S per diem.
ON THE FLATS.
The wrecked mahogany schooner
Thomas =. Ball. Is now lying on Berkeley
fats
". T. Greenhaw. n colored school
teacher. formerly OF this city. vas drown
81 recently In Galveston harbor
Several new nrst-class LOGON olives Tor
che Scaboard Air Line. arrived at Ports
r1outh from the Baldwin WORKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
AFLOAT AT HATTERAs.
brilliant soiree at Ashton.

CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE. VA.
Sept l0-On Monday night last one of the
most enjoyable occasions OF the season
was a brilliant soiree. given by Mr.. John
w. Blanton at his beautiful country
home, Ashton" in this county. Mrs.
Benjamin Grigg. assisted by Miss Matte
Phillips. OF Hopkinsvills, KY, received
the guests. Among many of the young
people present were: Misses Sarah Hardy,
Rices; Kittie Boggs, Birmingham, Ala.
Valera and Bledsoe Coleman, Ballsville;
Leila Carson, Cumberland; Edmerta Shop
ard, Pine Forest; Louise Budd, Black
stone; May Watson. Prince Edward; Lula
Phillips, Richmond; Pocahontas Coleman,
CaIra; JOSIE Julia and Flora Guthrie,
Flint Hill: Mrs Rosa Foster, Cumberland
Courthouse and Messrs. Alan McRae.
McRae's; Walter and Merrltle Guthrie.
Flint HIN; j. Il. Gillian. Cumberland;
While Coleman. CaIra; Willie and Chas.
Carson. McRae's; Donald McRae. Cum
berland; $. Smith. Guinea; Alan johnson.
CaIra; Paul McRae, McRae's; Hugh john
son, Caira.
At IL o'clock refreshments were served.
after which the merry crowd OF young
people fingered till the "wee sma " hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
INFRINGEMENT QUASHED.
Delegates Elected to the Legislative Con-
ventions-Will Cross Bats.
,co-,osnonaepce Of the DlspatchJ


CORRESPONDENCE Of the Dispatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Sept. 1.-THE
repular monthly term of County Court,
Judge Smith presiding, opened to-day
The indictments against Fielding Brown
and Edward Taylor. Republicans, for IN
timidatinC Democratic voters az the last
snrinp election were quashed, the lndlct-
ments not being properly drawn by the
Commonwealth attorney.
Is. II Ratcliff qualified as administrator
upon the estate of John b. Warren de-
ceased.
Saturday evening elected Thomas New
man as delegate and William Bloxton al
ternate to the Legislative Convention
which meets here September q. The
James City delegates are Whitaker Lee.
Parke Jones, Cyrus Branch, Robert L.
Wright and John Jones. 1t IS understood
the delegation is four for Barnes and two
for Armlstead for the Senate.
The William and Mary Visitoriai Board
will meet here tomorrow TO complete
their ARRANGEMENTS for the coming session.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. e. ID. Spencer, agent at Philadelphia
of the Northwestern railroad. has been
amending several days here with his
brother, Mr.. John Spencer.
MIR. Lyon G.. Tyler returned Yesterday
from ten days visit to the Northern
Neck.
Prof. Geo. +. Merrill. Of Richmond,
arrived here yesterday evening TO visit
relatives.
The Newport News club VIII cross bats
Thursday evening with the Williamsburg
club. The game will take place here on
our beautiful court green.
Catharine Goblin, from James-Clty
county, was adiudged a lunatic o-day and
will be sent to the Central Asylum at
Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
THE HORROR OF IT.
Only Those Who Have Experienced
II Know.
A Thrilling Story Mes! Plainly aud Graph
tally Told.
Did You Ever Read Anything of Greater
Interest

The following communication from Mrs.
Minnie Miller, who resides at 5 Guthrie
Street, Fort Wayne. Ind. explains itself:
For many years l was troubled with
indigestion and constipation. Three
years ago l became so weak and nervous
that l was a complete physical wreck. ]
had dizzy spells, palpltatlon OF the heart
and numbness of my hands and feet.
"These attacks came often and each
time worse. My life was burden to me
and trouble and worry to all my
friends. ] expected to die. At times
thought / should lose my mind. My
stomach was in such a condition that I
could eat nothing but very little of the
highest kind of food. Sleep was impos-
sible. Every little noise would startle me
and would feel faint.
mo one can imagine the agony l suf-
fered but those who are afflicted with
nervousness. ] canot describe the feel
ing in half its horrors.
At last / saw DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy advertised and
read the testimonials of cure of some
of those who had been afflicted as | was
so l thought 1 would try 1t. Wonderful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12

tTessy strong reasons Cor trying DR.. sAgss
cesafSp iislaedy. $500 u you can't Be cured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
THREE OLD CITIZENS PASS AWAY.
Sincere Regret at the Death OF Thornton
Riddie-Going 10 the Big Fair.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch)

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. l1.--Captain
william T.. Alley, aged sixty-three years,
died at his home on Halifax street, sun
day afternoon. OF Brights disease. Cap
tain Alley had been a sufferer for many
months. but his last Illness was only OF
n few days duration. Deceased was one
OF the few survivors OF the Petersburg
volunteers in the Mexican war; only
about a dozen Of the men OF that gallant
command being now left. He was high-
ly respected citizen and an earnest worker
IN the Methodist church.
Mr.. Clinton Jonet. for many years en-
gagged IN the tobacco trade was
buried this morning from MS laIe IeS-
idence on Third avenue.
Mr.. Jonet was a resident OF Dinwiddle
county. but had resided In petersburg
since his early manhood. He was whole'
hearted man, and genial friend ana com,
pauion. and enjoyed the love ana respect
OF "a host OF friends.
STILL ANOTHER.
Mr.. James Halligan. one OF our most
worthy Irish citizens. died at Reaves sta
ton this morning where he was employ
Cd by the Atlantic Coast Line Company
He was upwards OF sixty years OF az
The sad death OF young Thornton Rlu,
die. IN Sehee Ky. caused sincere anu
general regret In this city, where ne Wa
so widely known, and where MS ia'io'
and many dear relatives reside. His "a
Their. MIR. J. Craig Riddle left here SAT-
urday evening TO attend the funeral.
OFF TO THE FAIR.
Rev. Father ]. r. O'Farrell, pastor Oh
ST Joseph's Catholic Church ana MI.
Henry Heinemann left to-day ior int
Worlds Fair. . or1
A large party OF young gentlemen anu anu
ladies' will leave here tomorrow LOT ele
Worlds Fair. under the speclai CnS.
~ pey II NJ Stope. pastor Of Market
street Methodist Church ,.,,,,
The Prince George County Court Wni TI,
meets this week. will have an unusualiy
large criminal docket. There are ul'ee
felony cases to be tried.-one ior arson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
Passed Over the Dark River.

Correspondence Of The bispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Sept, IL
Mrs. c. c. Smith. daughter OF DR.. c. III.
Hedges. OF this place. died at her home in
Orange. n. J. DIR. Hedges and Mrs. r.
w. Duke. sister OF the deceased lady, lett
for Orange yesterday 10 be present at the
funeral and burial OF their beloved one.
Mr.. John T. James, Of the Charlottes-
willie Woollen Mills. died at the home of "a
relative in Fauquier county Several weeks
ago Mr.. James and family went TO Fau-
quier for a visit. and while there. ne was
stricken with typhoid fever. He married
a daughter Of Captain G. w. Harlow. Of
Keswick, whom he leaves with two child
rem.
News was received of the death az Mr..
James u. Want a highly respected citi-
zen Of Whitehall. after an Illness of sew
eral weeks His funeral took place at
&t. Moriah SATURDAY. afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
aFltrsfu charlottesville.

Correspondence OF the Dlspatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Sept. IL
There is d new musical organization here,
10 be known as the Levy opera House
Orchestra. with J. 4. Moore as teacher
and director. The gentlemen composing
the orchestra are musicians Of more than
ordinary merit.
The Albermarle Light Horse and the
Monticello Guard were inspected by Colo
mel 10. Lane Stern on Saturday, the for
mer In the afternoon and the infantry AT
10 O'Clock at nfgat Both organizations made
excellent showings.
A cabbage stalk, on which there are
fifteen perfectly formed. hard heads. can
be seen at the store Of Mr.. J. j.. Wat
son, in this place. 1t was grown by Mrs.
e ID. Smith, near Overton.
Mr.. T. b. Baker. OF the University OF
Virginia. has gone 10 Fredericksburg
where he has accepted a position IN
the Fredericksburg Institute.
DR.. and Mrs. j. b. Turpin are at the
Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
TRUSTEES FOR NEWPORT NEWS.
A Question About Corporeal Pnnishihe"'
in schools Settled.

oCorrospondence Of the Dispatch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Sept. IA
Ion, and stubborn controversy over the
,.,.,,ogonont of the school officers In
this city was settled yesterday AFTER
noon bv Judge Peck and commonwealth
Attorney Robinson TO the satisfaction
OF the people. The appointment oil ne"
trustees for Newport Magisterial district.
ON August 10th last. a meeting of the
Electoral Board was held for the purpose
and John Sheldon Jones. w. L. Baiiard
and John T. Parker were appointed
These gentlemen were nominated De
cause OF their peculiar qualifications lot
the position. DR.. Crafford. the County
Superintendent. who. with Judge Peck
and the Commonwealth Attorney, com
nose the Electoral Board. was not pres
ent at the meeting. for the reason, as
he claimed. that he had not been proper
" notified In order therefore that Ut
Crofford might have the opportunity 10
state his objections TO change IN the
Board Of Trustees a meeting was con-
vened for a week later stu ne dld not
appear. At this meeting however, Law
Yer 4. G. Bickford. representing Mrs.
W. W. Howard. who has had charge OF
the schools for the past four or five
years. opposed. and argued that the
meeting held on August 10Th, at which
Messrs Ballard and Parker were APP
pointed was illegal because due notice
had not been served on DR.. Crofford.
This led Judge Peck TO call the meeting
Of the Electoral Board which took place
yesterday and which each member was
notified to attend according to due pro-
cess Of law Hence there was full
Board and the action of August 10th in
appointing the new board was promptly
confirmed. Dr. Crofford of course voting
nav. The controversy grew out of diff
erence Of opinion upon the question OF
corporal punishment in the public schools.
an overwhelming majority of the people
opposing it.
MURRAY DEFEATED.
A glove contest here last night between
John Sherman Of Virginia and Thomas
Murray Of philadelphia resulted in the
defeat OF the latter in two rounds. Muir
raw was Knocked sprawling to the floor
when a row ensued. But for the timely
action Of the police it would have proved
serious.
A very successful lawn party was given
last night at the residence OF Mrs. f.
L. wv by the Womens Christian Tenn
peTanCe Union.
General Passenger Agent Fuller speaks
in enthusiastic terms Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio's passenger business for the
past year. Hts passenger Necefpts, he
SAYS, will reach S3.JO0.OO0. This is a
little below last years figures. but the
difference is accounted for by the hard
times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
MRS. MINNIE MILLER.

TO relate the first bottle helped me so
much that l had faith in 1t. l took two
more bottles, and oh, / feel so much bet
ter. | can sleep soundly and the nervous
feeling has almost left me. l can eat
with a good appetite and have gained
seven pounds.
MY friends say that / am looking so
much better and know that / am feeling
as they say | look | tell everybody that
the Nervura has done II. I cannot say
enough for it and / praise the Lord. and
thank this wonderful medicine for giving
me relief
II am only too glad 20 recommend DIT.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
10 any one afflicted as l was and hope
this testimonial will be the means OF in
ducing many to use this marvellous
remedy"
II you are sufferer do not fail TO get
this medicine Immediately from your
druggist 1t costs but 81, and 1t is purely
vegetable and harmless. Owing to Its
great strengthening and inyigorating
movers. 1t Is the best medicine possible TO
take. 1t is the prescription and discovery
of DIR. Greene Of g W. 18th Street. New
York. the most successful specialist IN
the cure Of nervous and chronic diseases
and the doctor can be consulted free,
personally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12

b,ed about money matters. but learn
that the last has been partially arranged.
IL waa exceedingly Notifying to the
family and friends OF Mr.. Barnes. that
such report should have been put in cir
culation.
Mr.. Barnes IL at present on visit to
his brother, Rev. James Barnes, but Is ex-
pected home very soon.
Dr. A. +. Taylor, our Superintendent
OF Public Schools. has been confined TO
his bed several days with violent attack
OF erysipelas. but hopes 10 be out soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
John G.. rtz Renominated.

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
STANDARDSVILLE. VA. Sept. H.
Mr. John L. Utz, OF Madison. who was
q member Of the last Legislature. was re-
nominated by reclamation last week.
His remarks Of acceptance were apt. and
well chosen.
Mr.. oscar Fitzhugh Is the candidate of
the Populist party.
Mr.. Elijah Eddins left Saturday for a
session OF learning at Madison Courthouse.
Miss Lucy, his sister, will leave in a few
days for another year of schooling at
Luray.
Miss Hattie Hume has gone TO Farmville
20 school.
The principal Of the Standardsyille
school expects 10 begin work here the
last week in this month.
Mr.. and Mrs Beadles will move into
their handsome parsonage during this
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
Virginia News Itenaa.

On Friday night. about 10 o'clock. the
stores OF Cox 4 Co.. Mat Nester and T.
McPeak, of Gladesboro. Carroll county.
with all their contents were burned 10 the
around. No insurance. IL thought the
fire was the work OF an incendiary.
General Passenger Agent Fuller speaks
In enthusiastic terms OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio's passenger business for the
past year. It's passenger receipts. he says.
will reach 100000. This Is a little below
last years figures, but the difference Is
accounted for by the hard times.
There was a full meeting OF the Eieeto-
raj Board on Friday at Newport News.
and the action OF August 10th In appoint
ing the new Board was promptly confirm
ed. Or. Crofford. OF course. voting nay. The
controversy grew out OF difference OF
opinion upon the uestion OF corporal
punishment In the public schools. an over
whelming may,slty Of the people opposing
It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
A GERMAN TO THE MISSES TAYLOR.
An Occa sion of Unusual Brilliancy at the
Randolph Hotel-PersOnals.

CCorrespondence Of The Dispatch)
FARMVILLE. VA. Sept. IA largely
attended German was given here on Fri
dav night last in honor Of Miss Lulu and
Cassie TAYLOR Of "Fonticello." near Rich
mond. who are guests at the home OF their
uncle. Mr. l. a. Richardson. near Farm
VILE. The occasion was one Of unusual
lrnliaucy. and all the participants aver
that the dancing was the most delightful
Of the season The German was led by
Mr. W. T. Venable. with Miss Lulu Tay-
lor. and much IS due him for the even
ing'a pleasure. The Randolph Hotel
formerly the Mckinney House was the
place at which the dance occurred while
the Farmyine string Band furnished the
music. The following were the particl~
pants:
Miss Louise Taylor. Of Monticello"
with ". l.. Nenablc. Miss Cassie Taylor.
Of "Fonticcllo.' with J. NJ. Nenable. Miss
Pearl Cunningham with a. b. Willingham.
of South Boston. Miss Matte Cunningham
with Platt BrightweN. Of Bedford city.
Miss Josie Morton with II. \. Walker,
Miss Nettie Morton with J. r. Cunning
ham. Jr.. Of Lynchburg. Miss Pearl Ven
able with ". G. Scott OF brakes Branch,
Miss Kate Wicker with J. VI. Lyon, Miss
Belle Wicker with c. Il. West. Of Rich
mond. Miss NJ. Lyndon. OF Athens. Ga,
Aith John Stokes. Miss Bessie Proctor. o:
brakes Branch. with +. W. Mckinney,
Miss Bessie Daniel. Of Charlotte. witn
Robert Proctor Of brakes Branch, Mrs.
Willie Proctor. Of Albemare, with i. 4.
Proctor. Of brakes Branch. Miss Carrie
Motion with c. r. Cunningham.
The gentlemen were: Charles and Henry
Osborne. OF Keysvi.le; Hampton Fleming,
OF Richmond; James Lancaster. Of Cum
Chanerones: Mrs. o. T. Wicker aud
Mrs ". 4 Blanton.
Goliath Armistead. one OF the oldcs,,
best-Known and most useful colored mel
q Iamyile. died suddenly this week.
Mir. l.. j. Nerser has been elected trus-
tee ~ the county public schools. to sue
coed Mr.. ". T. Gillian. resigned.
Tne State Female Normal School has
opened its 1884 session under hatterinS
auspices. \ larger number OF Young
ladies are present than at any time during
the nine years Of the schools existence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
His Mind Not Affected,

OAK. VA, Sept. 1.-THE report pub
lshed in the Dispatch of some two weeks
or more ago. that Rev. VIM. II. Barnes, OF
New Kent county. was deranged was en-
tirely Incorrect. Mr.. Barnes did act rath-
er strangely for day or two, but that
his mind was affected was not true.
Mr.. Barnes has not been well for several
weeks. IN body. and was very much trou-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
Henr,co Light Dragons " Moonlight"

Henrico Light Dragons Moonlight"
The moonlight excursion on the Poca;
honias for the benefit of the uniform fund
of the Henrico Light Dragons. the new
county cavalry troop. will take place this
evening. There will be music by the
Cunningham and Mr. Arden Howell. of
Washington. d. c.. will sing. The object
of this excursion lisa deserving one. and
the ladies committee of the troop euaran-
tee a pleasant time TO all who may attend.
The boat leaves her wharf at 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
Shake-Up IN Southern Russia.

(By Anglo-AmeFlcan cable 70 the DlsDatch'I
LONDON. Eng. September ll.-A DIS
patch TO the Times" from Odessa says
that a severe shock of earthquake was telt
there for thirteen seconds this morning.
The shock was felt throughout Southern
Russia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12

Daily. D-Dinner. s--Supper.
No. % makes all local stops. Connects ~ IA
leigh with Piedmont Air Line for ASH yle, y. G.,
aud all intermediate points on the Westcrh
North Carolina railroad.
No. 81 has Pullman-Buffet Sleepcrs hlch-
mond 70 Atlanta. Connects directly at Atlanta
with W. & 4. X. X. for Chattanooga, Nashville,
and all points West Connects with A. 8 W. T.
X. X. for Mobile. Montgomery, New orleans,
aud all points Southwest.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. 134-A. & w. special, ll:4o A. VI.
No. 1S-Mail aud express 500 7. NJ.
For tickets. Pullman reservations, &c. apply
NJ ticket-Ofiice Byrd-Street station Richmond
Transfer COmpanys, 901 east hain street. and
company's Office, S3G east Main street
JOHN G. WINDER, L. I. MYERS,
General Manager. General superlht
Oy SMITH r. J.. ANDERSON,
Traric Manager Passenger Agent
Ii. N. BOYKIN, City Pas'g'r Agent. my ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12

EOR SALE Ar A SACRIFICE,
& One OF inc best FARMS around Richmond.
containing 4l.k actes OF nrsi-tate farming
iand; the crops now growing will snow the fer
tility OF the place. improvements consist Of a
new g-roomed dwelling, lara, carrtage-house,
several small dwellings, and out-hOuses,young or
chard. y acres; mites trom town In desirable
nelshborhood The owner Is bound to have
moneg IN the next two weeks and mas put the
price down to $4,000 In order TO be sure OF get
tinc It. Apply at once fer particulars to A. L.
ADAMS0N, Manchester, Va so 1927
WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR
w one OF the best established BOARDING
Houses in tho city, With 20 good b0arders: all
furniture, beds, bedding, everything needed to
run said house. Apply TO
50 I2-lt 1856 EAST MAIN STREET.