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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24
+ ss.-s By Grubbs .S Willialns,'
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

. = -
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARMOF NINETY-THREE ACRES ABOUT
FOUR MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF RlCH-
MOND AT AUCTIQN.-In execution OF q deed OF
trust from Absalom Blackburn and wife to Inc SUB
scriber. as trustee, dated May Ii. $50. ana duly
recorded in The HenrIco County Court office. being
thereto required by the personal representative OF
The creditor secured, will sell by auction. upon Inc
premises on MON DAY, JANUARY ~, 1879, at IL
O'clock III, a PORTION OF. THE LAND conveyed
by said decd, the same being The FARM wnereon me
said Blackburn long resided lying In the iorks OF
the road leading from the Deep Run turhplRe 10
Courtneys formerly Stapess) mill ana me roaa 10
Bethlehem church. adjoining the land OF MI. =. ".
Morrison and others. and containing mnes! m i &c
acres more or less plat and survey Oh Whch WIZ w
shown at the sale. an
has good ice-hOusc; also, u p0nd most fiVofaDty
situated for icc-maklng. and with slight expense tne
dan NAV be M nded and Ice gathered during TUG
present. season. This farm Is located In goa
neighborhooJ. convenient 10 church and mt,i, ano
general farming and It's facilities for ice-setns is
very desirable. g. .,,o whole
TERMS: The decd authorizes sale for the whoie
or the greater portion of the purchase ironey III
cash but By consent Of parties Interested the terms
Will lie one fourth cash balance ut SIX tweiYe, any
eighteen mont hs for negotiable notes, win interest
added and secured by deed Of trust:
ALFRED WINSTON, Trustee.
GRUEBS & WILLIAMS, AucitoneerS.
ia l3,15.17,1S&21td
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BY Chafiin, Staples & CO.,
/, Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,'
4 Tenth and M8in streets. f
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLI

yT,RtTsTEE,S SALE OF "A VALUABLE
Tagm IN POWHATAN COUNTY, VA,
ABouT TWENTY.FIyE MILES ABOVE RICH
t,ss erecnfed by Joseph Ross to the undersigned
trtis,ee. dated goth September. s75, and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office OF Powhatan County
Court. in Dcet!-Book %, mage SAL, default having
been MADE IN the pay mcll of The note therein Sc
cured, and Being required BY the holder thereof,
Will proceed to sell At nuctlon III front or Powha,an
co,rt-house. on MONDAY the. 10th day OF Febru-
ary, Ii 79, between the hours Of IL and 2 O'Clock
ne fair IL not fair then The next fair day there
after. between the same hoursl the property men-
Toned 10 the deed of trust containing SIX HUN
DRIED, AND THiRTY-TWO ACRES, Improve
me1lts consist Of n good DIV ELLlNG, built in the
last three wears. and the usual our-buildiDgs - -!
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
executing this trust and 10 py off no'c due lsk OF
January, 1879, Of S1,U2S, with interest thereon
ii any upon such terms as may be announced ut tile
sale. .st... =. -, k. Is. CHAF Elm, IruSlee'
ShAf ~ 500 11' ~ o' /, 81 .dSwfd
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8 !, BY George .. Yashon & Son Som
is'E2 Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers'
~ .5.s-s.s7li No. Z north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, VIII VIE.
S0IjTH SIDE OF DUAL STREET BETME i; ~!
FGUsHEE AND CLARK SIRE ETs, El IIs,I Sfs
Si1 1s.c fRsf.K 100 FEET TO AN ALLEY
EfGHT FEET WIDE. BY virtue OF deco o. .sns 81
from Mts Harriet n sparges 10 the Us
thariT mentioned recorded in the clerks office OF
Richmond Cnancery Court, in D. D. III B., page e
i g. default having been made In the payLoens OF
mart OF the debt thereby secured Will Deihg lnera
10 rcatred by the beneficiary OK said deed pr9Gesa
10 Sc at public on the pEsmises,
p n Ibe PROPERTY. above described L,
The properly Will be sold as whole Or separately
.aa NAV be deemed best on duy OF SALE
1'ERMs Cash ms 10 yPxpense s q safe ana sun ~
sufficient 10 pay OF note for dne 22d OF
Yanuary $40 on credit rs TO S1l7 TIL the IStn
July, 1870 balance on such teTms as may oe an
"a III ot.,S; ~ Trustee.
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. BY Edward c. Goddin, ~
Real Estate Agent and ;Auctioneer,
~. No. 1918 Main street. -.

Tl;,,Rl r, i; s.; SALE OF TWO FRAME
L TENEMENTs, Nos. 2l0 and 2l2 SOUTH
CHERRY STREET, AT AUCT1ON.-By virtue OF
deed of trust dated the 4rh Of January, lS7S,nnd
duly recorded in the clerks ofee,of the Chans.ry
mad. therein, and beiIg required so to do by the
beneficiary therein secured, We will sell on TUES
DAY, january %, 1879, at O'Clock 7. ~, on the
PREMISES, the REAL ESTATE therein conveyed,
fronting 81 feet on The west side Of Cherry street
between Cumberland and Beverly streets. rmnnins
back 1872 feet. having TWO, FRAMED IENE-
MENTS containing three rooms each, and other
improvements, thereon. "....'t ',.&
:, TERMS Though the deed demands cash, we are
authoriz to sell at third cash aud the balance
al six and twelve months, with six per cent interest
added aud secured by trusi-deed
=. - GEORGE W. WARREN,
S. CONWAY GODDIN,
II a#.s..- .@a.. '.'....- Trustees.
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SITS berry singar," remarked Uncle Joe
johnson, rs ne laid down the morning paper
and retiectyely surveyed the toes OF his list
slippers as they reposed on the guard bar Of
the cylinder stove; sn It's berry singiar Diet
ef man lives to be over fifty an' 'curni.
lates stamps, and dies gen'ally admired and
'spected, dat one half oh his suryiyin'
friends is Almost sartain 10 prove in de
courts dat he was Of unsoun' mind, an' dat
he wasn't fit in his later. years to plan out
v'y'ge sor a mud.scow. But you'll lin dc
papers full OBJ: stories oh ole fellars dat
die about hundred years fole in de poor
house, an' dey Is aRays senserbuf to de
last" And Uncle, Joe: shook. his head
soiemnly, as il there were some things IN
this world which modern science has:not
yet investigated. Boston Journal Of COM
MERGE. ss..a SIS. s.e .''s s.e,.a ~. ~
There is believed 10 he7oply one thing
slower than molasses in iJanuarys and that
is d lady making room for anothe lady La q
street-car. - Chicago Herald. E.,is s,,i:'
Owing to the great failing off OF mag
riages in the Established Churches Of Eng.
land, civil magistrates are reaping a rich
harvest Of Wedding fees!s
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Uncle Rcrn,rs Z, ard mis- troubles.

Uncle hCXnefS WAu AhkS a
..What makes you look so lonesome, Brer
Remus sn asked o well.drcssed negro, as s
the old man came shutting down the street
by James's corner yesterday. .s
q Youer mighty right Pm lonesome, Brer
John Henry. Wen q ole niger like me is
eotter paddle de canoe am donde tlsbin' at
the same time, an. wen you bleedzd Ter
ketch The fish am dissent turn de paddle
loose fer Ter bait de hook, den ! tell you,
Brer John, your right Wbar de mink had
he gosIin,. Mars John and Miss Sally, dey
done bin gone down unto Putmon county
fer Ter see deere kindfelks mighty nigh To-
DAYS am you better bleeve done bin had
ter scratch ronn' mighty lively fer ter make
de rashuns run out even" L:'s~
ct WIZ at yo' house las night, Brer Re
mus remarked Brer John Henry, "but
] couldn't roust you outer bed"
aHit was de unseasonabIeness er de hour,
/ spec'," said Uncle Remus, dryly. "Pears
unto me dat you nll church deacons settin'
I'D mighty late deze cole nights. You'll be
sllppin' round arter hours some time er
nudder, an, you'll slip bodaciously inter de
calaboose. You mine wat I tell you," : r
"lt's mighty cole Wedder," said Brer
John berry, evidently wishing to change
the subject.
.sCoie!'' exclaimed Uucle Eamus; g bit
got pas cole on de quarter stretch. You
oughter come to my house night TO- las.
Den you'd foun' me live an kickin. g."
"How go ?"
well, tell you, Brer John Henry, dc
cole wuz 80 cole, an de kiver WIZ SO light
dat thunk I'd make raid on Marse Johns
single pile, am out goes an totes in a
whole armful. Den ] gifts Under de kiver
am tells my ole 'oman fer ter lay 'em onto
me like she was roofin' house. Bimeby
she crawls in, am de shingles wat she put
on her side fer ter kiver wild, >dey all drap
of on dc flo. Den up gifts am piles EN-
on agin. an, wen / gifts in bed my. shingles
draps of, an dats de way it WIZ dc whole
blessid night. Fus it wuz me up an den
de ole 'omap, an it KEEP us poW'ful warm
too, dat kinder exercise. Oh, you ougbter
drapped roun' bout dat time, Brer John
Henry. You'd heerd sho' huff cussin! :"
"You don't tell me, Brer Remus y bel.
7" My ole 'oman say de devil wouldn't a
foun' ripper niger, Ell be Wer' ter scour
dc country FUN Ferginny to de Alabam !"
Whereat the good-bumored old darkey
went shutting down the street, singing: 4
Dc Rig Bethel church, de Big Bethel church, .a
Dcy done put ole Satan behind 'em:
IF sinner gifts los FUN emmy udocr church, q,
DE Big Bethel church will dnd lem. TX
Hits good TO be dere, an bits sweet to be dere,
A snakin' dem shackles er mercy an love. !. ,!sf.
80 - -Hts Atlanta Constitution.
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LIVERY STABLES

EXCHANGE. LIVERY, AM DDE1H
Ei ssI,E,SrABEES AND RlCHMt'S,NSI rTEEi,
BhZAAR, I43S AND LAO Fra } ~ NJ facinu.
t;uARD HoRsEs BY THE DAY "fNN'
Sneeiai rates to droyers, aud every Insir pu,
extended them for the GapSaS!'on "
In connection with the stables have nS HORSE
Razaar for the SALE HY sAuCIioHH Vi AENE>s'
Nit t,S. = YEfiiCLES on all kindSsip t.
ssanSnnI Es. nRIDi.ES. ROBES, " VIZ I'D shTrR-
AUCTION sbAYs: WEpSEspA'
DAY as ] L o'clock a. d.. ,yls prcprIe!"!'
C., 8. ALLRN, Manager. zoe
c. G. BUXTON, AucttQaeeg.
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( "A connects for Milton. n. G..
Bconnects for Aseyille and all points In Western
North Carolina daily. except Sunday.
e. connects for Macon and all points In Southwest
Georgia. ..-..-..r.ss .. I'D. ..-.--. ~, .,,.-..
p connects for Jacksonville and an points IN Flo.
rida.soa.s ,fs n.'..lfgr. 80 -! sic an
connects for Macon and all points in Southwest
Georgia, aud Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, and
all Texas points. 80 .,.if-s IN
connects for Selma, Meridian, jackson, and
Yicksburg. ~ &..Eg ~ 40 $50 ...5Esa,
G connects for Galveston and ell Texas points,,
Trains from the aboye-namea points oTTtce IN
RichnlOnd ut 4:43 r. NJ and 7:43 A. NJ ,s$s4l |, Z
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except Sunday ,.T - =, .E,,y.5 80 -.
RIM through OH Train No. 1 from New YORK ana
RchmonI 10 Atlsna and from Greens Soro ~ pi AN
gusta, and on Train No. 3 from New YORK ana Rich
mond to, savnpnah. izags ;sl5t -. -,
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, ana
southwest. and baggage checked through:
Freight Train No. 8, leaving Richmond a. 351 A.
M,,and No. 10, arriving In Richmond ut 1126 a. al,
win have Accommodations for = few second-class
passengers. who must purchase tickets before get
ting on the tram. No passengers VIII be allowed on
other freight trains. .r.tfar, 90 ~. Y 'f@5ss-'
No luy-oyer checks given ON local tickets:
-. -, - E.-.'.,s-,tS JOHN II. MACMURDO.'
General Passenger Agent
r. NJ. r. TALcoTT, General Superintendent.
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RICHMoND, YORK RIVER AND hEsrkAAh
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
> : - COMMENCING MAY 81 1871
49,. THROUGH PASSENGER.
400 2. M. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY. t"Dntcb ~
..sE ..'@ West Point with steamer Havana i.l
...... ali, points on York river an' Bdlt.'
more. Arrives In Baiitor" al h
g. " NJ connects with rail-iIneS for VA"
-uig ington, Phila,lclphia. Sew YORK, ~.
E. ton. and all western points. toh''S
1T Richmond With trains on Richi'.'a,
E..., and Petersburg and Chcsapcah, .1'
81 =. - Ohio railroads.
-! THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 4. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; "Eo
- = NESDAY. and FRIDAY; AMI
60 A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and >Ai.
a. UREDAY. Connects Win '!caH'n
.......s.- AT West Point for river landiGS'' pa
tmore, aud all western p4'h'a. A. a..
.E meets At Richmond with trains on EI,a,
r,...r r. Inond aud Danyile raiirold.RriT'"G
and Petersburg, and ChcsaveAAs 49,
tN Ohio railroads.
*.r--lE LOCAL PASSENGER. ..,.
800 p, IL. Leaves Richmond daily leHceps e""'
day).
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,n-oo A. NJ Arrives at Richmond TIE>pAlt
THURSDAY, and SAT- knAl. 'ng
meets with trains G Etc!In'''.is 49,
Petersburg and ChesapeaA, ana - -
railroads. Steamer Havana ttt'"> , ."'
sMiso;sSoAY w " EDS ESl,AY. and Elk .,;
-t .- tr,ins from PhiladeIah!a, n" 80 -,
. .-s aud western points, an4 II "''' D ~.
With trains for R!chnoIa Al" '1s
.". South.
2..E THROUGH FREIGHT.
x,onpw ,rr,vcs At Richmond MoSpAf,WEV'
4'oo ~ NESnAY, and FRlDAi; AUD go.
s.1hp.N. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. anh a. =,
IRDAY. Connects WIN >tsa''C o~.
o5t 50 west point from Baltimor. 1 my.
meets With Rlchaont aaa Ian,
| Richmond aud Petersburg, aA0 |+'-
- lf'.>- peake and Ohio railroads.
~ ier - :. LOCAL PASSENGER. IN, SIN.
,o-ef, A. IL Arrives at Richmond daily eHerP r.
day, Connects with Riclin'oSS" csis
s.. ~. Petersburg and Chesapeake Al"
I railroads. .,,,n ~ ron
No transfer ef freigh, at Richmosd 10 ~ S,isra
| southern points Cars through DEL "e'1-
A ASarsfS handling and dispatch, With lowest 'a''
guaranteed. -, s-,.r.r..rd yalei
f.a,,ed to ali northern and western points. srd
( SSrhrourh tickets sold TO all northern; ea,plN
western points, and sagHaxe checked thf RIVE, OF
sca a2E Main street. at the EScbanre ho's,' n.l
comDauys depot, corner TueAty-tnHs 80"
S'f mas Il. T. DOUGLAS, supersnisnde~
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-, Richmond Bazaariis
No. 1888 Franklin street.

" Will sEEBBY AUCTION. ON SAT-
.1tIrpnAy afl,RyrNG 25iflinstant. at IL O'Clock,
.THIRTY.EoIIRH EaDSERVICEhBLE H0RsES,
MARES. and MULES, Just arrived from western
pai,nsvIyaIf, All guaranteed as reprt scented. or
1nnney ,efnnded.S TSjrfS1 GEORGE ENRICH.
ID a RrRToN. Anctioneer. ...--ze, ~. u 24.2t
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FURNITURE.

URNITURE!-R !.
E WHOLESALE AND RETAIL have %Sa
always onlland a full and complete STOCK OF IL
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION from
the most reliable factories East and West; also OF
my ow. make. offer special inducements. Parties
in want win not be doing justice to themselves with.
prices. "A pberaI discount to the trade.
WILLIAM DAFFRON,
: t3f@-t.t - 1883 Main street.
/ Factory and Upholstery Rooms, 1918, and 20
north Fifteenth street. O ia 90 y
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BARGAINS, BARGAINs.-We havem J
I'D lust received TW ENTY SUITS OF BLACK N
WALNUT FURNITURE and would call sne. I'M
ciaI attention TO those in need. Having bought
these goods for cash, we offer inducements that will
satisfy any one who will give US call. Fine PAR
sLOR SUITS, and SIDEB0ARDS, FANCY DESKS,
and UNDERSTANDS, "A full line of cheap Pop
LAR FURNITURE. E. GATHRlGHT & SON,
DC 10 16 Governor street.
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( MAIL TRAINS daily except Sunday.
X ACCOMMODATION daily except Sunday.
EXpR ESS TRAINS run DAILY. -.-
e SLEEPING CARS on Express Trains bc,wcc,
Richmond and Anderson.
: Baggage checked to destination.
First. class Through tickets 10 the North asJ
Southwest rs low as by any other route.
First-class aud nigrane Tickets IN all Points N
the West lower than by any other route.
For rates, tickets. tfnc-cards, &c. apply 10 Ch-s.
apeake and Ohio railway office. corner Of Broad AMI
street. W. II. 8. UCNN,
= Engineer and Superintendent,
CONWAY j. HOWARD, General Ticke! Agent.
4, .-. -.
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N. s5s s. h ~
made ouch additions to The stock since the holidays
that it's again quite compl. te.
TEA TRAYS from IA TO q inches;
CAKE and BREAD.BOxEs-a sizes; go Is.
Full. Hue OF HAMPERS, LUNCH aud TRAVEL l
IS LING-BAsKETs; & ": ~,
WILLOW, NURSERY. and.CANE ROCKING
CHAIRS;
Full assortment Of cRoCKERY-WARE:
More Of those HANDSOME CAEoPY-ToP DOLL
PERAMDULATcRs:
BLACK WALNUT BLACKING-BoxEs with
CARPET TOP: {, s.
All sizes UMDRELLAs-24 to So inches;
Excellent cARRIAGE-WHIPS at 90c. and sl.25
All sizes MEMS BRoGANs;
An sizes BOYS HEAVY SHOES;
NEW ALBUMS and wRITING-DEsKs;
TIN TOILET sETs-fu]l assortment;
GoBLETS and TUMBLERs---aln fine line. -
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
WA. STEVENS,
IA IL COS Broad street.
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DENTaSVS.

nR. w. b. PLEASANTS HAS RE
IL MOVED HIS OFFICE TO sos EAST FRANK
LIN STREET between Fifth ard Sixth streets.
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Leave Richmond Mt.
Arrive at BuTkevfAs
.sEitrs..,.,........ss.
Arrive at SutheFiin.
4 T.a... .s......Ass
Arrive at Danyiile,
observation-disclosures.
Arrive ut Greensbo-
r0', n. C.....vss..'
Arrive st Salem, N. Q,
Arrive st. RaTighf N.
G...,.s........rr.t.
Arrive at Salisbury,
M C...s. ....s....
.ArriYe Mt Charlotte.
N.C.........--..
Arrive nc C0iuWUlh,
s. g ,.......n!f...4
Arrive ut Charleston.
g. Co.,. 1900.
Arrive at Augusta,
Ga. ...,....;..;,..
Arrive at Savannah.
Ga.-......,,........
Arrive at Atlanta, Ga.
Arrive ut Montgome-
KY. Ah..::....;..
Arrive at Mobile, Ala.
Arrive ut New Or
leans, La............
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RAILROAD ZINES.
Leave Richmond AZ. .
Arrive at BurkeyfAG

A \.
ii..-l,;. y
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.aa.CEsNT STORE.

4 t THE ss-CENT STORE 4 HAVE
made such additions to The stock since the holidays
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1870.

.me. 20 "a, $3.50
sNs,5i &. ~ Goal. FOR 1.-THE TIMES" =.
The Brighihope Railway deivsr . 5nen
nr,ras er tom guaranteeing &c 10 be better this sea
'o'- -, 4 E. %. THAWs Commercial AGENT.
DO 9, am, <sss'..1.. Seventh and Byrd streets
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no TOBACGONIsTs.
aiETY Err AILiwyAY.

OFFICE RICHMOND sRAILWAY COMPANY. 4
fst,sEHEaPUBII III Any aitizen signals
~ Hing d street-c4r and rot gaining aitenffon OK
3!te the gned By taxing No.
of car and reporsln the same 81
ssSs q. ii. WALLER,
s no 1G-Sm Eaperant endenr City Railway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEsrkAAx}
-. RAILROAD. }
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y - 49, COMMENCING MAY IL le''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

1-sDALBIjRGH spLINT LUMP Coal.
" uraqualIed for CRATE use IS $. Ss 80 ~
RS ANTHRACITE GGkI. .aii sizex.9 g s,,ss
SAWED and LONG WOO .ssas e. a
30 ne.3n, Eighteenth and Cary strsesssi
IAN AWHASPLIE THE PElE 81 'i.1:.s !,
IN COAL for open crates ag "a. =. ].
COAL, 10 house sizes-Dess qua1iey
& at lowest rates; ( g "a ~ ft1i 81,
STERN aud FOUNDRY Goals. 81
= .scfs,oI scrtp taken. s.. r, LATa1sOP,.st
do ia q s. Seven, eenth street at Draw-oridse.
GOAL. AND. WO on. Full stock first.
4 d ciass aNTIiRA CITE co Al, NIL sizes W ESI
vfR SIN SPLINT, CLOVER HILL Tor Bright z,
Ho,,ej. SOET COKE, md ali kinds or ENGLSE-
ann ie procured In the city,. Five 20 Ten per cenl.
of for cash OAK and PINE Wu0D-long,s aS "
or splf,a either yard Broad street oesWeea ese
IA q ~ g13s q. II. PAGE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

!ah 24l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-09

A TTORNEY AND COUNsELOB
N at Law, 800 Montgomery street. kooms
IS and 66. Nevada Block. San Francisco, Cali~
fornia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-09

II you have nne or complicated watch ~
clock, music box. an automaton singing bird.
or any other delicate and intricate piece of
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELK.
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker, one door
north of Meyers Franklin, Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect sattsfac-
ton or positively no charge o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-09

Are you despondent sufferer from sick head
ache, habitual costiveness. palpitatior Of the
blood circulate badly Have you cough, low
spirits, coming up of the food after eating, ETC.,
etc.Y All of these and much more are the d.
rect results of dyspepsia, liver complaint and
indigestion. Green's August Flower IL now
acknowledged by all druggists to be positive
cure. Two million four hundred thousand
bottles were given away in the United Ststes,
through druggists, to the people : trial.
derfui quality in curing ali forms Of indiges-
tion. Sample bottles. 10 cents. Regular size,
IS cents. Sold positively by all frst-class drug.
gists in the United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-09
Q a u T I Q N :

YTNHE puBLIC ARE HEREBY WARNED
i against negotiating for certain note given
by me during November. 1875, in favor OF X.
p. Chaplin, In the sum of s525. The note would
have been due in twelve months from date had
the trees / purchased proved as warranted,
Nearly all of the trees in my neighborhood, OBJ
tanned through this agency, are now dead, and
unless the trees purchased of Mr.. Chaplin are
as warranted to me- the holder OF that note
will have trouble In collecting the same
RICHARD BARNES.
Currsnt Greek, Nye Co., New. April 10, 1879
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