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Decorah-posten., 1879-09-10

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iiian 9alo / Riuasbo (ieot 1909
% Suitu VI. O. Salc, isbt Siirit,
fsirsos ifelse Z. Z. ben 26os (. W
III @ulbbrpIlup.
Senoo9 ben 3ois b.. feireb,
ifelse "@isna" Nnorsas 9arIsn
Sonnsrno % Suitru | SsIanb III
@u~Ibbrplup omsiD.u al Bern o.
Bernebern FAINT SIast o. Bsnn,r
Brno9ommen r rs Mar, Bruosn
"a, os sfter GIbsren RATE oe
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Decorah-posten., 1879-09-10

Warehouse. as well as Farm Mills, are largely con-
structed, both KINDS requiring nine sizes 70 accom-
modate the demand, and giving a capacity g. from 50
70 s O bushels per hour, according 10 size Of mill
They arc shipped. boxcd for ocean transportation,
and "set up" or knocked down" for forwarding
inlard. IS requested; and il al cases put free on
board Cars OF Steamer. Orders filed same day a.
received.
Mills shipped knocked down" 60 for half the
freight charged as when forwarded set up" Oleo-
graphs and rculars supplied or application. Prices
will he quoted Aso and on liberal terms. Cores
pondencc solicited
Decorah-posten., 1879-09-10
THE CITY HACK!

illneer.aneet sr MI 6isr al abe Sir
Sad," t~icliotre eist al Sir. @tlecn. @cSs
men sr nplia blepsi r~rrurlst % er altie I'll
Bublihums Sisneite. 6n eD4tig % pallts
etlia auci er cnadosret. gclnen nil iins
bee ueenlcr @inntibiet 6ouis. uadr ben
In, tr sneastret. Srnres tan tnelalsfs I
H~iuneIbeif o. St. Glcuc SrttItr ldmi brs
4. Ssnds / @elt Csecrdb.
u. 10 Slmisicn.
36tf. Gisr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-10

.rs,,,, IA w,rst ,apsa w aDs.s taeorge
-, stlerl s ,ayvea, quaryefle on e hnssday
ssiss, Hermann. saloon. keeper at Mon and
Ranfscl,,h streets. they agreed W tgft
,gsih ,,istols. On Yesterday each clEeac 1ss
sseons, and an the srrang ioss tfie !
ri,so,fsser were carried out se Wss ltes its-
sen,Ion Ia have hga The af5air saEs place aat
nai,slas 'pags, 4 but that resort was aoaas.
sIanssi because M d report Which feae neds \
the seSonas fEat 81 squad OF police una osen
sant ia fi,e sr0t to arrest the Eifcl ee1
s,sin cirats and their friends, diEBg Dali q
dozen carriages, repaired az q 3EeScloc s *.
M. ia HusnAolat Park, where The shotohug8
tonk niece The weapons used Ecrc navy
REVIEWERS. The seconds had aeade ID the
p,,rs sgitbq PAPER waas. q cent vas Scssed
st,, to- decide who should bs.e the drst.
sfsnf. Hermann won. He .lf1xEed away
at hts antagonist, and seemed sHrprlssed to
see hun survive his deadly at,n. The q NH
ler bracea hfmsetf and took . Mfaack. The
pay,er wad struck Hermann 90 che. wrist.
and he was easily perklsaded 1ahat re nad
bSess shot. but not fatally. wv hte fIi aiming
about him soane one applied aaitae an odyne'
To- his SAGE. "A pocket ioUsslc- 10. % was az
ufodueed, aud he was gives zn .sp POT funit5l
Id examine The wounds In his lace. The
siprht az what he supposed 10 he tbiotsa sx-
asreratcd him, and made him ali the more
impatieni to finish his adversary. -Four
shoss were dsed by each ct the contestants,
bat the eight was a bulietless and Q ploea-
less afyair. When the adYersafd es were
told that tse pistols had been Ioaa led Wild
usY,er they acknowledge that They had
made great asses OF themselves Csscd0o
Icsspc
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= ATCTT1N sALEs-.-E ussIre Days. vs. -
81 By Frank .. saiupson. n 49,
Ra,t Estate Agent. Auctionecr. and Notsry Public,
Il ear1ief OF Ninth aua HUI streets
ara Manchester, Viz. Is - " fal

ffsyyRytsTEE,S SALE OF TWo-THIRDs
TnE COUNTY OF FIfLn', H ~ M
faTs J ~ iIofIANiSs ADDITioNs NEAR NAM
s;gFysTER, AT AUCTlO Only virtue OF 2 deed q
s,Tst eyecuteai 10 Charles w. Turner .and r y:
samuson on the LIST day OF Jantary By, aHly OIL
trrnrd I'm fii County Court cars ONCE or Cnester-
f,etI comfy 10 Dced- Book 60. PAGE 4SQ--Otng re-
hsS rod so to DO by the beneficiary In said defI "
sst,s,f declining 70 act usfeeI--l VIII oncT lot
s,tc nm the pre,nises. on TUESDAY. the ~ IN nf
ITeirunry i S79, at 70 O'Clock d.. TWQ-THlRDS
INTERESTf; IN that valuable farm Known US
= BROOKS.S,n neal Tomahawk churcn, Ine wn9le
e,intsiini1g THREE HUNDRED AMI, SEVENTY
EIGHT ACRES fTfore or lessjt now occupied oV
s1ie c0n-lan or Franklin Stearns, Egg purchased
not long since ut high figures There every
rsason 10 believe that fine body Of coal underlays
iIesurFace the visible indications on per
ton OF the farm besides, IL Is regarded one OF te
hest urns in that vicinity for aircreps made III TINS
section of yircIuia. Buildings ample. and 1or INC
most part In goud condit on.
n his property Offers 1rst-class Inducements 10
ON the enc next day WEDNESDAY, February 2,
1879 on the premises, commencing ~ . o'cIoeE r;
NJ, / viii sell ONE-fiALF OF TWENTY-FIVE
VACANT LOTS ehgibfy located In .Ho'lands aodi-
lion Hollands Hill Is rapidly bulk w, ana per,
soiis seeking safe lnyest mEnts in the suDuIos Oh
Manchester would do weito give thus SAFE tneir at
TEirMs: Ono third cash: the balance upon q!
credit of six and twelve months for notes. Will s0
.per! cent. interest added. and web secured
4, 90 sisr - !, - Trustee.
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BY j. L. Apperson,.
Real Estate Auctsoneer.
. M lO16 Main street. +.

TRUSTEES SALE OF. THAT yALU-
s sEEERR FEM FiFTEENTB STREET AND
SfIoCKOE CREEK. KNOWN N AS THE UNiON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY."-As.Irusle IN
a aertutn deed of! trust executed by tle Union
r.srw. d ss7, duly recorded IN Richmond Hastings
t;0urtton the goth or March. 1861 we snal seq "
nnblic arction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAl
the 5th day OF March, 1872 at L. O'CLOCK ~. may
Ing been required TO do by The 6ona tde hol1ers
of the eaon bonds therein referred 10, bearing ~
teresf at the rate Of elstt per cent. per anuuIu'
nmounting to the sum Of 500 prlnclpa!), ibs
REAL ESTATE conveyed by me nl'1 arem. guy ~
ca as an agricultural manufacturing estab
Ina lot has q front Of! 1872 feet on the south sac OF
Cary SIT EFT running back partly 12O ieet ano parl!
about sob feet To- Dock street, on whlcn lC naS u
front of e et The buildings on fhS 1M ~ ccnS,
ing the whole front. four stories high besldes otner
brick buildings in the and are well adapten 10
mn agricultural machine establishment, tor WHICH IL
is now used, or for other purposes.
TERMS: The deed under which we are acting re-
uures that The property shall be sold Tor cash as 10
The costs aud expenses OF sale ana 10 pay on Inc
counon bonds aforesaid. and as to the surplus any
ON such terms shall be announced at the tlDc Oh
sale: bur we are authorized by the holders Of the
said coupon bonds to say that the purchaser may re-
tain in his hands 1T six per cent per annum, inter-
est half yearly, large portion OF the purchase
eaey by giving deed of trust to secure The credit
payment.
invited to the sale Of this property The fact that 1t
has a front on Carystreet wei rs on Dock street
gives it peculiar advantages fer receiving and ior-
war!ing goods &c.
The taxes anu Insurance for 1870 to be paid by
the purchaser. V: GOLtDiS, o-,-,.>
ia 1-2taw3wtGtdtds , ..... Trustees.
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I =, BY Richardson &,Gs.t iEiggaE
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, 4,
.@E.t-J3 / .s3I1S Main street.

HsnUSTEE,s SALE, 0F.eLs0Tsz WITH
III gWO FRAMED HENEMENTS At THE G0 coz
SBRi OF LOUISIANA AND FOUkIai SIK EIf,t
AND LOT WITH DOUBLE FRAMED llMEti.-
FIG At THE. COREER OF ORLEANS AND
FOURTH virtue OF asdeed OF az, irG %
dav May recorded ia The esEe ot qfse o.
maze Z7s being rtGufreg to do by the holder OF
Certain negotiable BY sa1 deco nc
shall procepd 10 sell by auction, on the premises
on WEDNESDAY the Or iay or tebr,lafy; doa aiS
ne O'Clock p. M, the property described IN sane
deed as situated at the. cnlher or I.o1isiana ana
Fourth streets, fronting on 5ossiana sfreet32 I5s
and run back with the line Of Fourth street igV
feet. on which there Is n LDOUBLE-FROaI
FRhMED STORE AND. DWELLING. Also,
LOT at the corner OF Orleans and Fourth streets
fronting on Orleans street SO feet and rrnningJacS
with the line of Fourth street 80 feet, on "saich
there is n DOUBLE FRAMED DWELLING.
! TERMs: Sufficient in cash to defray ali expenses
or executing this trust and 70 ray Of cer TIL
oofi:he mole described in said deed for 81 ,OOo W1
accr1Ied Interest. balance on such terms rs may DC
ni a. e A"o"A - - y. NJ. LEE. Trustee.
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y~9a. By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
1919 Main street, Richmond. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALARGlE
P Pr AT4o REAL III Estate o. RENABkE: !J
RINGT0N: JESS ANN AN, SGopFF sGGEGEGf
RG6F E HRp Sg ~ hT PtBLTC AUcTioN
In pursuance OF decree of the Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond, entered on the AIN OF FspTu
ary 1878. IN the suit of Howard Us. Howard, me
undersigned. ms speci-l commissioners appointed
thereby, viii on THURSDAY The 20,h of February,
s79 Of + a 2sq R ETGTE Of
George Howard. deceased, situated as above de-,
scribed and consisting OF the following LOTS OK
fffhIS VE va LOT at the corner of Jcssamlne
and Darlington streets, fronting 1872 feet on the
south side Of 70 street. Of veu,be and
Scott streets fronting 80 feet on the north side of
vsnaSe and IgnninE baS !" Fsf
on. at The corner Of Scott and Venanle streets,
fronting "A feet on the north side of Vcnablc and
rnn" E6 vim inc 5SSis there
OH, adjoining the last named OH the east, fronting
As feet on the north side of Venabe street, Begin
ming A. feet from Scott street.
S. A LOT on the south side OF yenable street. at
the corner Of Scott. fronting So feet II inches on
yeqbl and w rRng 1sR fes nH9s
6. AVACANT LOT onthe north side of yenable
street, at the corner OF Jcssae street, with front
on Yenable Of 80 feet. -.s.a-i. IT,,
with SRI SRic oSHSE Z, e. hsree fronting
All Of The said PROPERTY Is fully described on
q plat made by j. j. Peasants. which Will be exh-
billed on day of sale. and may be seen before that
time ut the office of the auctoneer. ..., ..s ,.
If the sale 1t not completed on the aboye-namcd
day 1t will be continued from day 10 day, cofnlnenc-
Ing at the same hour, until the whole property is
sold. ....-... -...,..., l.....sr .gf...' i...a.
TERMS zone fourth cash; residue in three equal
Instruments upon six. twelve. and eighteen months
credit. the purchaser giving his negotiable notes,
with interest added, for the deferred rstaments,
and the title the property to be retained until the
whole purchase-money Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court. :.
i ..tn.-.s. tst.f t# A. r. COURTNEY,
.., .....-..- .~ Special Commissioners.
ROBERT q. LYME, Auciioneer. ..-.. fe 8
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BY W. Goddln, ...
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

ssALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
= AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SIXTH
STREETS. IN THE CITY OF RICHNOND.-At
the reuuest of the Geyisees of the late Alfred Penn,
shall offer for sale ut public auction, TUESDAY
the 18th February, 1879. at * O'Clock P. NJ, on
the PREMISES his LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
DEECE, located ms above. now In the occupancy of
the Hon. James Lyons. The LOT has front of Sd
feet. and a depth of 152 feet to an alley. The
DWELLING IS in good repair. and possesses every
accommodation for large family usually found In
such an establishment AS II Is so we'll known, a
further description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. interest
added secured by 4 d. ed OF trust. !: r. -.s#
Possession about the st Of April next.
W. G0DDIN,
81 11-law3w&tds Real Estate Auctioneer.
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BY j. L. Appersou,
Real Estate Auitionccr,
i016 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM OF 400 ACRES IN NEW KENT
COUNTY. NEAR TUNSTALL'S STATION. ON
THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD.-By virtue OF q
deed of trust dated April f. 1872, from John T.
Pearson and wife to nc and dnlS recorded VII u;
3797 % due january 7. 1879, thereby secured sell
1T auction. at the office OF j. L. Apperson. corner
Main and Eleventh streets, Richmond, on TUES
DAY February IL, 1879. ut ~ O'Clock NJ, the
described property, lying on both sides OF the
railroad trart of 1t tine creek low -grounds): GOOD
DWELLING, BARN, and other necessary cut
houses. -..
TERMS: Cash rs TO expenses Of sale; balance at
SIX twelve and eighteen months with Interest, per-
Sanal security. and trtIst.deed.
% CHARLES RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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WOKE PrA7IsG , PossCx. ReLaa,n Low
nv, of Walker township, ,andeisda county,
Kansas, was out bunting wolves one gay
during this snow. He got track az Woif.
and with his dogs followed to Itie timber,
where be overlook it, md the dog ana the
wolf fought in the snow Unese akeuDen,s
however, who was on horseback managed
to nut a load Of shot into the wolf. An OLD
greyhound laid the wolf cot, on the snow
apparently dead. Uncle Beaben baGstrInss
attached to flis saddle behind to tie game 10.
and Iasi,ing the carcase OF she Won 80 the
saddle be mounted for home. All 42con
sc;oBs OF any dsHeulty, he awakened sud
denly to the fact that the gvoR hadbeen
playing 'possum, and was G1cieusly aaap-
ping and making vigcrasss efforts to get
away from tie saadle-thongs- Uncle Eeu-
ben, OF course. could not get off the bcsse
TO kill the wolf and was in iasminent. dan.
scr. Of being bitten where hsMa He he'd
the presence OF mind, however, to Wafeh
his opportunity, asd grabbed die beast by
the neck in such maaner that st could noe
bite, and held it, there until he got home,
where his grandson killed. it.-Gtsy1aett Jour-
nal 49,. .--r-
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-. RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= 49, COMMENCING NAY p, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 2. II. Leaves Richmond TuEsDAI. rs.
DAY, and SATURDAY. G2nMrc'H ~
West Po,ut with steamer Havana ~
all points on York river nnd i'a'.-
more. ART yes IN Bsltim0r: At n
NJ: connects with r:.iI-ilncs for " Isl!
iugton, Philadelphia, New YORK h's-
ton. aud all western po'uts CJuie't5
at Richmond with trains Oh RichM"h-
and Petersburg and Chesapeake Az
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.on A, NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
. NESDAY. aud FRIDAY; and
SO A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT.
-. URRDhY. Connects Win >'caMeis
at West Point Tor river landings i'4'-
timore, and all western po:ntS. ~
meets al Richmond with trains on !.!cl!.
mond and DanviIlc raiIroai.Rtrhm"N9
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake Az
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. -,
800 P. III. Leaves Richmond daily except suns
dayl.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond IlESpAii
THURSDAY, ani SAT lEDAi' u
-. meets with trains on Kichmo.iI ~
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana 81 -
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Do
tfmore from Pier Ia liEnl III III.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY 'nd = I'm Isl,
trans r. FROM rhiisie,p1ta, New I !, r.;
and western points, ain! a. West , ~
-. With trans for RtchlouG ana '-'
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
a.oo p NJ arrives a, Richmond MDNlAi w BIZ
N'00 NESDAY, and FRIDAY; ana s,r.
s.l5P. M. TUESDAY. THURSDAY, anH 81 =,
ITRDkY Connects With St"1.E', -,
West Point from BalunoFs. III. III,
.ss meets with R!chn,ond s"d !11 "nhS,
Richmond and Pctershars aHd S"'0~
.t-. .DeaEe and Ohio railroads.
-, LOCAL PASSENGER. IAN, sun.
so.a0 A. M. Arrives at Richmond daily go ,uo
day. Connects with kcn1'"1t 0Riq
Petersburg aud Chesapeake ''o
No transfer Of freight a, Richmond 70 t,i.Sa
southern points. cars run through between A'!1N-'
Careful handling and dispatch, with loves! '1'''
guaranteed. ,.....,,s n,,,,ntced rateJ,
issued 10 AL northern and western polh'e. and
Through tickets sold to all northern; earL
western points, and haSgaxs chsSStn Ticket OF
| Gee, s26 Main street; ut the Extoanso "a DCtS
cornpauy's depot, corner Tueniy-tAHu NAN
s'I ma as d. T. DOUGLAS. sapertn'ancED
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-..r,.sC By Frank d. Hill & Co., ~
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioncers,
...- s.- HOS Main street. .~in

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
CABLE REAL. ESTATE ON THE BLAkY-
MILL ROAD. NEAR RICHMOND. AND IN DU-
VAL,S ADDITION, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of i decree Of
Henrico county Circuit Court entered ON the 26tb
November, 1878, in the suit of Vincent and wife
rs. Wade and others, and Wades guardian Us. Shell
and. wife. as special commissioner appointed by
said court. will proceed to sell 1T auction, on FRI
DAY, l4th February, 1879, on the premises; the
following. described REAL ESTATE, OF which the
late Tanks Wade died seized:
First. At ~ O'Clock n. the LOT OF LAND. with
good BRICK DWELLING and other improve.
ments thereon, lying on The Blaky-llll road ana
Nicholson street, and very near the city OF Rich
mond. now occupied BY Mr.. WJ. Reaford, and con-
tanning 8170-10u0 ACRES.
Second. AT O'Clock p. NJ. the HOUSE AND LOT
on the side of Orlcaus between Seventh street
and Williamsburg avenue, now occupied by Nancy
Young Hardin. Lot, 26 S-12 feet by LOO feet.
Third. At 8 O'Clock p. NJ. FRAME HOUSE, six
rooms and Kitchen on the east side ST. Johns street
between Federal and Coutts streets. Lot, 40 by
1870 feet. .'.. - -
Fourth. At 3R O'Clock P. N. FRAME HOUSE.
three rooms; on the north side Federal street be-
tween st. Johns and ST. James Streets Let Is feet
By 81 6, IL feetto an alley.
And Immediately thereafter FRAME HOUSE on
the west side of ST. james street, at the corner OF
st. James and Hill streets mo. 1924, containing
four rooms. Lot, '22h by 120 feet. a-.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and cigIee months, with interest added, arc llle
retained until conveyance Is ordered by The court
=. - - WILLIAM j. LEAkE,
fe 7-td Special Commissioner.
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Under the head OF communications at the
last meeting OF the Lime-Kiln Club, the
secretary read q letter from DR.. William
Henry Johnsing, of Hornel!sville, N. Y,
asking the Club to accept painting repre-
senting several chickens in the roost. Rev.
Penstock at once rose to anquestion Of pri-
vilege. He thought the offer was direct
insult TO the Club, aud he hoped 1t would
not be accepted. g Brudder Penstock, I
doan' see, de insult" replied the President.
"Dis, am only paintin', an you couldn't
take dem chickuns off de roost II you should
try all night" Mr.. Penstock sat down amid
a general laugh, and the Club voted to ac-
cept the painting.-Detrott Free Press.
NJ. Menier, the chocolate manufacturer,
is one OF the weaithiest men in France. He
is one OF the few Frenchmen who have ap-
preciated the benefits Of advertising. One
day man told him he liked his chocolate,
but it had one fault-it grew white as it
grew old. Menier saw great point. Next
day the papers announced ~" Le chocolate
Menier-the only chocolate, that grows
white as It grows old.'' Thousands have
since bought it for this great and peculiar
merit fr1is tE'sHs ~. .t.--r
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AuctioneersardR eal, Estate AGENTS. 81,
Eleventh street Between Main and Bank.
;T(1yrAe.LuABbEIE PRoPERTY Oh, b, 7 J

PROPERTY ON. THE
| v ssESsT SIDE ST SEVENTEENTH sTREL sI
Ma RSRALL ANDCLAI PIX EEL Ia
TEsJ DINING THE STORE AND t;SiDs.MsCiE III ~
TESgEWe VIII sell at nneioD, on the premises, 90
NsNDAY the l7-of February At oeiScE n =; s VI
fsst and rms back E32 feet aud is ~ feet vide ia
issr There IS farFe brick icuhert, with arrange
fnerts for perfect drztnuge Of the l9s; Ihere Is
s ~ of vood water There afe FIVE SMALL
FAME TENEMENTS, with Access 10 mem oS
aiaey from Seventeenth street. It VIII De solo e.
tSaoIe or divided. may seem best 81 sse' IL 10
yery susceptible OF division: u. o.
TERMS tUne fo,cth cash :'the balance nj ionr,
etif,t and twelve month"; fo- neg liable notcs. h
30 - :, - Auctioneers.,
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e Auction sAs.Ess--Fntuge pnys.-
81 rpindcxser q Tlipp e., II 81.
81 3 J,eat Fsia he AGENTS and Auction
10y ysot i20o Main street. -
sPHAEToNs,
VI nfJaGIEs. AND R0EK WAYS 4
| b. E,n;, sAf,EBY AUCTION. e.

| n, HEDSEspkYyFe February 18TH. csnrneae.ns
IL I, o'clock Al. NJ we will sell ut the Gcriage s
Ss1tnry an Governor street Opposite tukes s.a-
Ken conagrmeni iroia cue Of the larest
I'm the County OF !, feit{
ROCEAWAYSs and: PtaIil-
All rsods made OF sea material aud d,
4 rare opporinnlty isofered those IN need 70 psiS
= - a'. suINDEXTER & TUgPBR- Aucttoneerf.
/ a.eEondnctcd BY PAINE, K0Ts1ssK q Co. .. q I,
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SEaNE.YNREAD.

SEINE-THREAD! ,A.ss
4 UNPEECEnENTEDr.Y LON tfrtS
{! - SEINE-THREAD. SEiNE.TM iHhN'
.eSEiSE-LISES, SEINE-COkk.
SAWKiNCi, GtI.LING-RoPE,S &c. ,r,cc, IN
We are Offering The above at very ,o ,s our Alter.
order 10 close out stock before mSnd taxi the
alton In store All th1se ih @ahs ,,SmM Ihep,srlLs
st once. We have expert hands IN our ns Which No
The manufacture or NETS aud SELL SELL
| . be- nrens red TO furnish as short noHy1; SONS
arc pAVp'NS0-'' r.. 'IICHTESsTElS s SJ,rsets
! 49, corner Seventeenth AND pfpssa rSspn SEINE
Sole importers or the "Lloa pm STnnts. FED ,
giHREAp, and importers Of atnss 'A"'~
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uoLMAN's LIVER-PADS
NATURES REMEDY! 49, 81"
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE, ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
,,.:t ,r.s e =, FROM THE -. f.. =. ~ s~z''. !

THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
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BEDFORD (vA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
3, ESTABLISHED TwENTY-sIx YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results in thousands of
Chrsnie and sH5oa and
Chills and Malarial Fever. Extracts FROM testi-
monials: .,, 1,,o,,,,,,o+o,,,. sore Throat AND
Dtphtheria ever used by meas have found after
and t feOriiuss 70 ehlorats q potash"
remedy equal 10 Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Water and Mass: for Chronic diseases and diseases
peeu"'f j. Jo T ?. MErrEAuR, NJ. b., L. D., Va.
successfully used in Dyspepsia and Chronic
t'''.' Prof. sAM,L JACKSON. NJ: D., Uniy. OF Pa.
SURPRISING any remedy That know Of for for scro:
in n' nv nracice.'iy. Il. L. WALKER, IL Diva. >
!" After an experiences Of near thirty 5ears lhaye
scrofula Cnianoous Affections, Glanduar Derance-
ment, Chronic Irritartons CT the Bladder, Kidneys,
and Urelhra liberation, and certain forms Of pys-
mo wATBEs HAVE WIDER RANGE OF USE
FutsSEss.r 49, yA,MEDIcALb , MNoSImIIT T.,
"Uscd WITH unparalleled success in hemorrhagie
'''' -, .Ex-vice-President Ga. Med. Asso. =.
1T.'' -. !. REV. T. G. DopsoN, ia. LEE, Va ,
Directions. analysis and full proof OF all claimed
Water, SO cents per gallon; 81 per case of one
dozen half-galon bottles; IS for fve-sallon de,ui
john. ,-s.,.,,.,., -.
per hall. dozen, according to sIze-sent postpaid
Full proof of oil claimed sent free upon applica-
ton Liberal terms to dealers inyallds are accom-
Address "A. II. DAWES, President Ct the com.
pauy, Lyuchburg, Va. d
Sold by POLK MILLER 6 co.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-10


CAREOF THE FEET.-vMany OF the colds so
prevalent at this seasoa commence at the
feet, therefore to, keep these eStsemitles
warm is to effect an insurance against the
almost interrlinabie list OF disorders switch
spring out OF /" slight cold>~ First, never
be tightly sbod. Boots or shoes, sgten
they lit TOO closely, press against the foot SO
as 10 prevent the free circulation OF the
blood. When, on the contrary, they tit
comparatively loosely the blood has free
course, and the spaces left between
the leather. land the sticking become
filed with i comfortable supply OF
warm air. The second rule Is, meyer
sit in damp shoes. II is often imagined that
unless they are positively wet it is not ne
cessary to change them. This is a failacY.
for, when the. least ldampness is absorbed
into the sole 1t is attracted TO the foot BY its
warmth, and thus the perspiration is dan-
gerously checked. Any person can prove
this by trying the experiment OF negIecting
this rule. The feet will become cold and
damp very shortly, although on taking of
the shoes and warming them they Will ap-
pear quite dry. s.&t 9s~.