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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

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D.votees Of the turf vii taxi horss
with any one 1t . rare. however parsouias
they may be about their H.sociz.ss IN every
DAY life. Bu, they miss Il sonetsDes.
Not long since q veil ks0vn Boston mia
is.er and editor. famed gate - mach fas
has love IL hor,es and ostdos srorts -
for "usildness. p~aos and pssy1, 80
trying one Of has PIT nsss on The Bnsh-
Ton road. whea . gentleman cans alooG
With his PIT nag. svsdenily r~sdy foe
.brush. % he gos al be vanssd-ths
n.lniss4w DISAPPEARED 10 eloat a dsst.
Mex; dag the tso shasosd 70 nsrst es tbs
street. ''He~ are toa. said the horse-
loving DIVINE. heartily. "Yos have ~
advantage II ne. ar. answered The oshss.
''fou can have fosgott~s tAss bssls rHrs
ve rad yesterday" eonsiHs~d The ssss-
Ter. mo, Of opsrse not. bot 'brsss' %
the road 10 on~ thing. and subsequent 10
gss.> snekbeS. ros must En-
orse ne: borss frasbrr sss bot IN my
line. socsAIlv." and be bowed. - Il 70
esose the in.ervsev. ''rosu ~ lssss tahs
my card. s>sd tire eieryynsn. Who bad 10
pscie. hss meath 10 trp fssss lssghsnS
HIS lofty tigsnsss ooe.tsseeedsd h sAhs
tie ps<.ebosrd. anS-csns 4evs-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
Gas-Tar and Curculio Again.

In relation to destroying curculio. will
say that have had good success with gas
tar. better than with sheets and jarring,
in preventing the depredations Of the cur.
culio. manage az follows: | put the
tar in long handled frying pan heated
with Goals just so the tar will not blaze.
and walk through the plantation. The
curculio will Immediately ny off beyond
the fumes Of the burning tar. and will not
return so long as any Of the fumes remain.
This system Of fumigation should be CON-
menced as soon as the fruit is fairly form
ed and should be kept up as often and as
long as is necessary through the season.
say twice per week w and directly in aits, a
light breeze Of wind, by passing along the
windwsrd sides Of an orchard. the entire
plantation will be impregnated with the
fumes. have no trouble with curculio
in plum orchards. thus treated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

Whose pockets are borne down by keys
or tenements? Who visits these7
Whose hope grows faint the more he seesf
The House Hunter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

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I. That the yvosis,ons of The ct vhieh re-
qsire The dissri~4-~rbooi baares ard bszsrds ~
edu>as.sr 90 d>f>rr.t.~ ap<,n . unissrn ssysss
Of s<If- books 10 b. -sdspt<d ssd inss~fns>d
IN Zach separsse brsneb 81 sfo3y. - sssisseiy
r.1a-fafo-y, sod tia. power ssa dsfy crssis ~
ansu The end 10 Effected
4 That the p-grssso.s r.ssirins the ed
zosfhs- fsDz ss~ psa<sge Of tsis 80. - % far
nassdsfS~v - IN sa;ss-ss< psnsi prsssczssses
fog failure 30 49,
q That vbers s>ho-s-distr,<s kaaszs I'D
hossds of edsrsssoa ksd prsa< - tke pAe.aes
81 shis aes sdepsed s.z1 fafrudsc . sEssarn
ssss<s Of sezs-hpaks. - reyssses By fhs 80 II
iS7e. th<y ny re-sdops III ssesS - s1sss .
Aiasre.s GO. Ia fssrears Lad h>g,ss - rss
from tse date 81 The s<zsa; ss1S<sns go 10
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s<sr1sss a . 6saeress s<ss~-
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~ 90 r.-e<F<s . Spssss siss.Ay tsessesss1-
$50 sealss , sAssssssis 49, - bsyo1 -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

Who climbeth many Q brcakneck stair,
where rats, and mice, and reaches Ale
The elmer iectatdrfus' hirf
The House Hunter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

Who, when he's forced TO choose at last,
Sees furniture on cart piled fast,
While some upon the ground II cast?
The House Hunter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

OF the internal aooiitionists; they out to
De druv outer the town, and that gave the
thing a new turn. The new meetin folks
lolned IN with the preacher, and all the
Daroys yelled to go Tor the aoolitonists,
and the last man In town was In II In three
minutes. Old Squire Hooker, the head
aoohtion n man run ou.en ms hou,e IKE IKE
,ooAe Tbn ks nar .hs n ,ST h .Ios shy az
MN. Inc aornicks ana orieks new IKE
. a,s.racs't on, anu one As oig as my rs. wen'
SheIe u MT Maria uookeI SQUARE IN she
BOSOM anu oroke tw9 on noo Sar'et nm
gsis' Una. was pawn ms a.tenlion 70 ner;
Inc constable rushed IN and was damned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-16
COURT ORDERS.

NTOTICE.-IN THE MATTER OF S. G.
IN TARDY BANKRUPT-TN BANKRUPTCY.
This matter was this day heard upon the report OF
the Register, upon petition Of assignee. for sale,
free of liens objections tn reo OF various creditors:
and the answer of William, Z. Sims thereto, and
was argued by counsel. On consideration whereof,
the Court doth at this time decline 10 make any de-
cree of sale whatsoever but. preliminary thereto.
doth appoint A. NJ Aiken Us special commfss loner
To take. upon special notices mailed TO all known
creditors and HenorS their counsel. or boz anG
upon due publication in newspapers published IN
TO ali the parties concerned, an account or all The
real estate OF the bankruptits value ana the liens
subssting thereon, whether anterior 10 bankruptS
Ownership or created by htn-and Shall ascertain
the respective amounts Of all such Hens ana make
of the amount due general or I'M
secured creditors: and shall further ascertain ano
report 10 the Court The character and slate OF any
suits involving the asceratnment ana hquidation OF
any of snch liens, that the Court may be enabled
10 nudge of rhc eXpediency or 10 the courts
In which such suits are the ascerainment ana ngul-
dalton Of the elatms asserted therein; and do fur
ther summon before him the trustees IN the oeeds
scheduled by said bankrupt. with view or report
ing the exnediency or ipexpediency OF allowing
them to execute their trusts; and shall furtner re-
mort hiS opinion upon all the facts OF the case rs 10
The adysabiity or the sale by this court Tree or
liens. And farther 1t appearing from exnlDhs neu
In this matter that there are two suits pending In the
Chancery Court OF Richmond, In which The oank-
r,pt was party, and the amount due the creditors
In dispute, such suits may by leave OF THIS Court,
proceed 10 t1dQmeDt for the purpose or fixing the
amount due and the character OF, or 0oDgatfon
liens and TO this end, William Z. Sims, the assignee.
is hereby directed TO caue himself to be made party
to said suit, so rs 10 protect The Interests OF The
and the general eEfd e9aSbE 19e RaVs
Hing !f.7s1& y st-IIsz rIEs5 - District Judge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-16
BY Robert Z. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

rNRUSTEES' SALE OF A NICE COM
| PORTABLE FRAME DWELLING WITH
GOOD LOT on. TWENTIETH, ,,, BETWEEN :, Ia
GRACE AND FRANKLIN STREETS At AUC-
". ii. Cox and wife dated July Z. 1878. and duly
recorded in the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court D. q. 1O1 G, page A. we VIII oler ior SAFE,
Hnired so to do by the holders of the note secured
thereby, default having been made In the pay =
tLe 23d day of January, 1878, at o'cockP.
NJ. the PROPERTY above described. The house
has about seven rooms ; kitchen; gas, water. and
ali NECESSARY conveniences. The neighborhood Is as
good as any In the city. The houseis now occupied
By a good tenant al fair rent The lot has front
OF about 80 feet, and runs back good depth. To
any Que wishing to purchase 4 good home ut low
price situated convenient to business, &c' TINS sale
presents an unusual advantage. -,
cral terms will be announced at sale.
-. j. A. RICHARDSON,
JOHN DUNLOP,
tho ..- Trustees.
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ET,.rat, Ion. Again i slipped out % htds my
a 81 Is md prepare myself for the coming

raration. Again shipped GUT ~ usuS IT,
aRony and prepare myself ZOE tne c0nlns
trial + 4. 4, !, "a ,no
before me but that meeting on tne moEs y, !.
ann The revelation it was sure 70 pfiay my
mind seemed chaos In W iiacR tssoes W 'sas :
lost. !. =, ,s,e raef1r
margin OF the lake, MS the silver sarc.e ol BUG
moon was rising above the =.
And there stood, looking on .lns VA La
waters, while s,mething seeaea 70 Wnsrs :.
to me that there was pcoce ttat IT,,
meet the Breud bride ana any lne a., a...
Love ,,,s ,,ntess I chose; that might hide my
sorrows and secrets there, sna none 10 Q, 'As'
wiser :, M, ,,,os !
ssa =. c,s sa,r stones -betixd ME. turned !;
and think my bailfTmed purpose was
sssssse In nv face. as L once mere confront
Oh AID EIsDa. weird and witch-lke in the
mconIipbt. warning Eager held up.
SharD were her,words, sharp as my need;
She made me go down on my knees ana
sharf God that he had sent her TO- save me
from adv third peril the peril OF body ana
soal. What was I pulling oyeri Hnat
right had I to fling away the lie tnat was
given Cor the service OF othersY HOW oareo
I tenDt death, loving the creature more
than 4f,e Creator? She bad heard me raylng
to the winds when L thought myself alone,
and had kept q watch upon me-. And she
hada ,,,e 20 back home and pray TO De Tot
given. and to EtrUst the Lord to make DIS
dark ways plain. p -, : = "a, -
She took my hand and led me back like .
nenrtept child; said to my aunt stnat sne
thonpht ItWas not well. and, by her leaVe,
wa,,Id watch me through the night. Some
thing. too, she gave me, and i slept. !.
when awoke ehaise was at the gale,
and before I could fasten my dress with my
trembling fingers Bella bad burst in, ra-
diant WITH happiness, and flung her arms
around me-
- Come. Adela, make haste! /" said she,
" Edward is all Impotence to see you ana
show you our New Years gift"
"Edward!" gasped.
eyes, my dear, Edward! Did you not
know his name5" ,aa,
It was all a tangle. followed her to the
living-room below. where the great molly
bush was banging, and there stood a
stranger, who was introduced to me as
James Edward Neville, my new COUSIN
and surely, too, Edgar. my own Edgar; 1or
he held out his arms and caught me rs was
falling.
BE had been best man at his cousins wed
ding, and Bella had only seen him fe"
days previously. The postman must have
|. lost another letter-one Edgar had sent to
me. The photograph had been inclosed by
mistake. The other would be in the lost let
ter.
Old Elspa kept my secret well. But 1
never forgot the lesson she had taught me !;
and, though Edgar carried me away from
Cumberland as proud wife as Bella, we
took good care of old Elspa for the rest OF
her days.
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79.s.5 ~ BY Robert D. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
1912 Main street.

SALE OF STORE Nc! No; DO, 5Si
i BROOK AVENUE, NEA s Leigh S RRfZza.
E E9RME asa GRoGERY. AID 4 LOT Fro FR9N "
iNG 'rHIRTYTHREE FEET on Nh HE = t SShn ~;
sMT IRR1EE NEARLY OPPOSITE THE Rich;
MOND COLLEGE,, AT AUCTloS;-By I xlr.ae " q
the provisions OF certain deed from Jamles
Brizzaiara and Lucy j. his wife, dated January .;
1875, ami duly recorded IN the csrEs 0,ae O. O.
Richmond Chanccry Court, d. B. I13 q nage o. 1e
to the undersigned trustees We VIII oer aGr
upon The premises Mt public ouction,' SnIY The
with the BrOok-ayenue property. on TUESDAd a,e
sist cav of January, 1879, "a O'CLOCK tne
ty above described The store on hropk ava v .t
t;xostory brick one, substantially bni't, anu VIII d
nil times command a tenant and Yield gooa per
ccnfagc on The Investment Tue iot iro ,r,s n.cs
thirtyzfwo feet on Brook avenue, anu runs paeh
To Leigh street.. 81 pro,d and Hancock
streets fronts SO by 1891 feet 10 VIDE ailel ana
shonld command The attention OF those seeking
pT pP,e VII he very liberal, and made known at
sale. H6S nhTKINS0S> Jp.
,,- Trustees.
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For the Dispa.ch.]
On TIE DEATH OF A SISTER.
Slaanss,p- and Resting.

Not 15eud dearest sister. hut sleeping thou arr.
Though there's no light in thine eye, ana pu'seicsS
thy heart,
Yet art thou sleeping, and Wit suiier 10 niofe'
Bccause thou art sleeping as never before.
Ere thou didst thus fall asleep loved ones ABOUT nee
Were waiting and Watching. If perchance theS
When the angel came down to put thee to bed.
He came. and they saw not, out ~hlspereu 'hee-
dead.
Thou art resting, dear sister. for rest thou didst
need:
And resting 80 speetiy. rs thy Saviour decrced
For all that do trust Him. To sorrow and pain
He will never permit thee T. awaken AGAIN.
Then hushed be the sobs be dried every tear
OF loved ones believing thy pale face and BIER,
For art sleeping in Jesus forey. rInore o.est
anu ioie "'D 80 '''''' j. 3. w.
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livery STABLES.

EXCHANGE. LIVERY, ,, 4 = rs
I sSIE-STABLES AND RiStiSM,TSNS ITiEHEat
BAzXAR, 1888 AND I'm lia9 .psasSssscd G4s'
Rt sn, ~" HORSES BY THE DAY N'''
MONTH. .,., avery sccommo"a,
extended them for the tiahsae'''A
In connection with the stables nsSeo az HORSE
Raraar for inc SALE RY AuGyioSS Vi hRNE>s
MUL ES. YEhiCLES o. AZ WHIPS, &c.
Auction DAYS: WEDSEspA' 49,
DAY ~ 81 oe join b. DAVIS fr0piN''
C. s. ALLEN, Manager. Geo
c, C, BUXTON, Aaei!oneer.
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AuCrT0w aAEK;ss.--Essture DayE. -
- q U 8 fsyJ. Z. Aprerson, -

SALE OF C0TTAnG;,Ee,
Is AND TWENTY ACRES oE ,LsAAy NM{n III !. !.
FOURTH OF. MILF gs.L ~ 0u'FaRsiDfY, l5ih OF
ssnnary, 1875 O'Clock MI ss e mn REV. e
nroncrty above described. occuPiea ~ ,f, =, ID
I9 ~ wife seven rooms kitchen three
,nts carriagc-house. and stahte, wen % nrs
rate water, and orchard Oh Vafiesy " 1.'"'
sS N.Y. rs One third cash: balance af six ann
Twelve months for negotiable no,es,
secured by trust-deed. ..,,,,ao md
81 HENRY MESTZEL. -.
e 49, -. 49,, =. Trustee Of r. Fl. Duke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-16
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auc,loneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE IN
7 TEREST OF JOHN P. SCIIERMERHORNI IN
THE FARM NEAR WHICH He BESIDES, NE tXAR
THE MECHANICSVILLE TURNPlkE, TWO
NILES FROM RICHMOND. AT AuCT1ON;-ln
execution of decree OF the Circuit Court OF Hen
rico county entered on the 9th day Of December,
1875. in the cause of A. Y. Stokes & Go. rs. John
P schcrnerhorn we viii te at S ac nc a ON ne
1879, At y oeocs NJ The 1MTE E 81 o. 0E JoHS
above referred TO, containing about 106 ACRES. OF
which 25 acres are In wood and the residue cleared
The proximity OF this land to the CITY. upon one
of the best ads leading thereto, gives 1t present
value for cultivation and large future value rs an
investment. $500 :,
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay. costs OF suit and
months. for negotiable notes, with interest adccd,
and satisfactorily endorsed Or II tue ppfSasf ili
be dispensed within either event, the tiie 70 De
retained until the whole purchase shall be PAID.
...-. ii. G. CANNON,
WOOD BUULDlN. JN..
Special Commissioners
GRUnBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-16
by W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer.
corner l,venth and Bank .trcets.
Ry W, Goddin

rrRITSTEE'S SALE OF THREE NEW
4 ERICK TENEMENTS ON THE WEST LINE
OF WALL STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.-As tru tees or certain
deed of trust from Charles PETERS and wife. ne,
in Richmond Chanccry Court on the 4th OF Novem-
Der, 1878, in Deed.B Book No. 100 c, page 1872 we
the UNDERSIGNED trustees In execution OF SAID dec'
will nrocped 10 sell Mt ,ublic auction the prelni-
,es. on FRIDAY he 24lh Of January, 1879, at IL
O'Clock NJ. the LOT located as above, fronting on
Is feet having thereon THREE EACtLLEST
NEW BRICK TENEMENTS, three stories high
with stores below and dwellings above.
TERMS: Bv consent OF parties. one thiri cash !:
balance Mt six and Twelve months for negotiable
notes. Interest added. secured by n deed Of trust
The taxes for 1879 to be paid by the purchasers.
GEORGE u. HAW,
j. Y. REDDY.
;,1a Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-16
By Robert i. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 12I2 Main street.

J,RTTsTEE,s SALE OF A NICE, COM
PORTABLE FRAME HOUSE :, AND h "a s;ti
Lot on TAYt9RS sTRKssT i II III IKE
MoRaM n certain in deed Of rust rom VT
Corded in the clerks office of Henrtco County ourt
gag tSs S Gt 1s day sse aH4
1870 at O'Clock, being required So 10 40 oy Inc
holders of the notes secured thereby default haVih
s Pfsp Tasf Y Conveyed 5ns py said
The HOUSEis nice frame one. containing !1ar
hs f rons 60 s on Tsor
Terms: Cash COS. and expenses Of sale and md
f4esa Ss e a Psy Fl Pss
interest from gn Len S 1872 and
s,1o-lg tz,.,.. ~. tN-,1t'> Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO nT,
" VALUABLE FARMS IN THE CowNT ~ t ,he
Ea q Re aSyun sF ~ e
fhe suit Of 1 - by next friend, SCI 49, Gaiss
1s s 1s AH OF RA James
sie eeo ess a. and FRS1cf
sLACY'S,', containing 200 ACREs, ,r Lyle End ad
Bevs Bridge, oyer the pnd bT lanes H. Over
tom the lands Of T. Il k9sersSn aaS
a 3 T.DWIN,S.r containing 397 ACRES. lying
near lie Glover Hill coal. mines and ADJOINING inc
lands of James GOode, Joseph Gates. ana olners.
Roth OF said tracts are valuable AMI desirable
farms, and have COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS
and necessary ont-buildings.
TERMS: One fourth cash; and The residue upon
credits NJ six twelve. and eighteen months. the
PURCHASER TO execute notes for the deferred pay
mcnis with interest from the day of sale, and the
title retained until the further order OF the court
af. NJ. GILLIAN.
MEADE HASKINS,
+. NJ. CONNER.
Special Commissioners.
F. J. SAMPSON. Auctloneer. ia7
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real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

nor SALE PRIVATELY, A FINE G
L UPPER JAMES RIVER ESTATE. con- Eli
lalning $40 ACRES, five miles from Richmond
LARGE MANSION, In first rate couGitlon, as wei
ms barns; stables, "Reminiscences, &C., sc. Apply
30 d. Il. AtfEhooN;
ja 14-12t Real Estate Agent, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-16

s1cuMoSD, YORK RIVER ASp ~. ,i",3,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
p CoMMESClSG NAY IL 1871
THROUGH pAssEEGEE.
a.ooP.M. Leaves Richmond rl'E>nA rs.
WV DAY, aud SATURDAY. ,""a'. '. -
West Point with steamer ItN''i,1
all points on YORK rtrr aA' -
more Arrives IN BattIiE"rr Al "
VI. CONNECTS with rail- ,!Hrs i"E "
ington, Philu,:clphia, W" ':N. g. -
ton. aud all western pnlntS. "h".'r
at RchmOnd "i;h trains %" E'' ....
and Petersburg ana iAr>AL'"'' -'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, "L1
NESDAY. aud FRIDAY: ana ar
SO An TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aEh -!
J'RRpAI. Connects wan '''atI'
az West Point fng river landings. '".-
tiuor., and all western r".h,s. =. .-
meets nj Ricl.u. vnd MItr :i"IlEs "it !.'."'
rnon,i and Darv!ie rai'"otd.kl. ''!'.
and Petersburg, and th''aH''i'' 49,
g IWc t.i.'P PIxS;SrNGEE.
3.oo N, Leaves Richmond daily except 800
day).
TUKouGU pAS>ENGEE.
,o.oo Al Arrives AT Richmond IltNPN.:
THURSDAY. auj SAT- KDtl.
meets with trains on hI''ii"'i q. -
Petersburg and Chr.alraHj ana o. I
railroads. steamer Havana ave 49,.
MOSDAY, WEDNESDAY, i'd t h.rr
DAY, al 1 Z. u. C"uE.'t' -, -
trains from Phlladrlp!'d, a." nnooI,t
and western points. an9 81 " ',, 49,, ~.
With trains for Eithaold 40" 80
South.
| THROUGH FREIGHT. .,.,.,,-
.oo,u arrives a, Richmond MONDAY ." t'-
a'oo " SESUAY, and tRiDAl ana .,r
a.,6pM. TUESDAY. THURSDAY. i"I - :,
| o'Ao " irrDAY. Connects Win sir1!H'' -
| Nest Point from Baltim"T, -.
nccis with Richmond Ssi n+Dr,.
| Richmond and Petersburg, al'- '"'.
| neake and Obi" railroads.
| Local. PASSENGER. IAN, Srr.
| ,o.ao 4 N Arriy.s III Richmond daily sN'Fpi ID
A o'o0 day. Connects with Richn,J az
Petersburg aud Cheeap<aAe Az
| t-.s+1 .,1.s' railroads. ,,,,, :, cr f?gla
| southern points. cars run 'ni'"o
! and West Point. ,,,.h with loves, ra!cs'
Careful handling ana oispS'en' "'
guaranteed. ,x,, With guaranteed Ea'e"
,oanet In al, northern aud western! pail" .r,ru AZ
Through tickets sold TO all nortiseF n ,;,Ig.h
WESTERN points and baxgaxe checked TcSrs OF
Eor tickets apply 1T General Ra'ioA. I'lI,rl. a.d
sca e2s Main street vt the EAfA.aI, a AID WI
conpanvs depot, corner rwenI,-'''0
streets. Richmond, va A supsrinlente''
MACS X. 7. DOU"LaS' NM.
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UNDERSTANDINGS NOTICE

A nlNisrkArH M Nol'on'
The undersigned, having this day qualified as adj
minisiratrix, with the will annexed. OF me estate
of JACOB LIESFELDT, deceased, late Of HcnricC
county, Va. all parties having claims against the
said estate will present them for payment, and al
parties Indebted to the estate will please pay the
same to the UNDERSIGNED
.CATHRINA LIESFELDT,
Administrative Of jacob Licsfcldt, deceased.
JANUARY Is, 1870. -. ia 15-3t*
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WOOD AND COAL.

fTUVD AN - CVlA6Ie
OAK WOOD $3.50 PER CORD, delivered,
" Mt C. H. VESTS,
ia 1885, Eighth street between Main and Cary.
AT LOWEST RATES.-200 tons AN
N THRACITE COAL all sizes: ! 90 tons LUMP
and HAIL SPLINT. BRIGHTHOPE, and MIDLO-
THAN HAIL and LUMP at $3.50, 81. and $40
per ton: SO tons BEST SOFT COKE: DRY PINE
and OAK WOOD, long, sawed, and sawed and split,
at S05 east Main street.
In 15-6t - 80, -. J. B. WATKINS,
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