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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-19
TO CLEVELAND
ONLY S Hours and Is Minutesi
TO CHICAGO-only Is Hours!

Steubenville accommodation leaves BellAire st
AS p n, Bridgeport at 500, and arrives at Steu-
benyille at sos Il.
Leaves steubenville at 7:5oA. H., Bridgeport
ats:52 A. NJ: arrive at Bellaire at 9:06 An.
Tickets and baggage checks TO all principal
points In the East and West can be procured st
Inc ticket once In Bridgeport z. A. FORD, 4
nol7 General Passenger d Ticket Agent.
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1857 Prizes amounting to..........-.......sllot 0
Responsible corresponding agents wanted II
all points, 10 whom Q liberal compensation viii
be paid.
For further information. write, clearly, giv.nf
full address. Send orders by express o.
Registered Letter, or Money Order BY mail.
n. A. DAUPHrH,
New Orleans, La,
York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are M.
der the supervision and management Of GeDe1als
g. T. Bcauregard and Ju bal A. Early.
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NOTICE IN THE PUBLIC.

The public are hereby cautioned against send.
ing any Money or Orden 70 HUsn Co.; 70
Nassau street, New York City. rs authorized by
the Louisiana State Lottery Company 10 sell iu
Tickets They are flooding the country with
Bogus Circulars purporting 10 be OF the Louisi.
ana State Lottery Company. anc are fraudn-
leptly representing themselves ~ Us agents.
They have no authority from this Company 10
sell It's Tickets and are not its agents for any
purpose. N a. DAUphIh:
SKy ORIEASs, La. JULY T. ISL ool1
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG r. r
Condensed Time Gard.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after Nov. 2, 1880, all trims will run
iaiIy Except Sunday, as follows:
Through trains TO Pittsburgh.
2Throl.Ih trains TO Cleveland.
2ThrouSh trains TO Chicago.
PullmaI's Parlor Cars between wellsvflle and
Cleveland
Hotel and Sleeping Can ON all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-19

MANY who long suffered from nervous
debility would now be in their graves
had they not used Browns Iron Bltters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-19

DAYARD TAYLOR, POET AND IRA.
ID WELLER said: 81 take pleasure in re-
commencing 70 parents the Academy OF Mr..
HON. FERNANDO WOOD, NJ. c.,
Said uSSO): 81 chcerfully consent to the use OF
nv name as reference. Ny boys will return TO
YOU for their fourth year, after their vacation
For new illustrated Circular address
SWITHlN C. SHORTLIDGE, A. NJ,
Harvard University Graduate, Media, Pa, II
miles from Philadelphia. agisegrb
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
RAILwAY-PAN.HAND ROuTK.

Time table for East and West, July 81, 1851.
Trains leave Pan. Handle Depot, foot OF Eleventh
street, near public landing, daily, except sun.
day, as follows:
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A Splendid Opportunity
To win a fortune. Eleventh Grand Dhtribu-
ton. Glass l.. at New Orleans, Tuesday, NOV.
9th. lSSl--lGsth Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated in 1868 for D year. by the Legis'
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital OF 81, 900, 0O0-t0 which Tcforve
fund OF over si20,UOO has since been added.
By an Overwhe lming popular vote in iran
chise was made part Of the present state Ton
stitution adopted December 2, A. ID. 1873.
It's Grand single Number Drawings viii take
place monthly. IL never scales or postpones.
InnE at tho Tnllnwtup nislFibullDu:
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gro A SEEh Sl2 DAY - n, Iur rNs.,y .u.,4e
AuguStS. NsI1e. onllE
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GOING WEST.

Sunday Express leaves Wheeling att 81 A.. NJ;
arrives Wellsburg s:26 A. NJ, Steubenville 1854.
NJ, making close connection for Western points,
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 P. n and 6:35
A. n. run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, at 500 r.
NJ with sleeping car ATTACHED Arriving in Chica
goat 7:l0 next morning. Berths can be secured
In advance at Union Depot ticket office, ColuIn-
bus.
Pullmsn's drawing room sleeping cars through
without change from Stsubenville East 10 Phila.
delphia ard New York, and West TO Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and 81.
Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further informa.
ton apply 10 Joseph N. Belleyille, Ticket Agent
at Pan Handle Depot foot Of Eleventh street, or
at City Ticket Office, under Mcclure House
Wheeling
ID. w. Caldwell, General Manager. Columbus,
O.; Z. A. Ford, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa. myB
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TRANSPORTATION.

sDaily except Sunday.
No. 7 and g stop at all ststiopa
vnTBouNp rRlrNa
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a verbatim Report.


"Ve have had in England" writes Mr..
Proctor from Sidney, y. :. W. "Snme
amusing illustrations Of the feeling which
induces many Indifferent public speakers to
regard with dista>te the abridYemeDt OF
their speeches By the reporters. And IN
America some clever burle>ques of real
speeches have been written 10 SHOW what
nonsense might be cXDecied il rer6'ttim re-
ports were to be published. do not know,
however. that a speech has ever been actu.
ally reproduced precisely as delivered until
now. when the reporters in the Legislative
Council. moved Dy the attacks made upon
them in a discussion on Hansard, IhuS llie-
rally and exactly reproduced the remarks
OF Mr.. Hay. one OF their chief aSsailant~
Ctbe report may not be 80 utterly ludciOuS
as some OF the American bUrleSqu"s, but II
has the advantage Of being strictly what II
purports 10 be, rerbatim repOrD:
'rbe rcDorterS-Ought not tO-ihe re-
porters ought not 10 be the ones 10 Judge
of what is imporiant-nOt TO sfv what
should be left Out-but-the member can
only Judge what is importan -. As L
a. my speeches-as the reD0rtS-aS what |
say is reported some'imc-, no one-nobodv
can teIl-no one can understand from the re-
ports what it is-wbit mean. SO--it strikes
met has struck ne certain matters
things that appear OF mporiance-what
the member thinks OF impOrauce-are
sometimes left Ou,-Omitled. the report
ers-the paperS-points are reported-l
mean what the paper thinks OF interests
reported. | can't compliment the report
ers. 1, car hardly he denied that by takIna
him-hum-at his-ha-word. they have
ha-hum-giv Mr.. Hay ha-i-hum-a
Quid pro quo"
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Editww Dispatch ;'For i've or six years
uast l have Kept W closet sdlo'n'ne my
chambers bottle c,n,a,niug puIverszed SUI.
pbur and water. The bottle was Kept con-
SANITY Gull and well corked.
Whik IN the closet on SATURDAY, the SIN
instxu, the bottle suddenly fell to pieces,
The cork gonp, the sulphur, OF course, a'l ~
the bottom Of the bottle, aud ae sign 81 wafer
% be seen. supposed at the iisae mat Tue
bottle had previously cracked IRON 'ne
freezing Of the water or the excessive coio
weather, and toe water had leaked out, OUT
upon careful examination ri the pace
where Il mad STOOD there was no'sFsce "h'''
eyer OF zoe or water. -
I have siuce recollected that lew nigh's
before l heard q sharp, quick report IN tue
d,rtct,on Of the closet. resembling tbe as
charge Il pery small pistol or pop cracker
"a sound l have frequently heard tnis WIZ
Ter. but not with so strong detoha'lout
which then attributed TO the action OF 'u'
extreme cold atmosphere upon the weaIher-
boarding or other woodwork OF toe house.
hut which 1 now think pust pave oeen
made by the popping OF the cork from tue
bottle. ,r ,oooa ,,o
rork out Of The bottle, and what became OF
she water. or ice, II II had frozen. \. "A.
AsuyANp, January 10, 1881.
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On Friday morning last In Chicago, when
the thermometer was ITO below zero, q
drunken man was found with both hands
frozen to a lamp post, which be had grasped
70 prevent fslliog. He will probably have
TO suffer alnputatiOn.
Senator Blaine gave q dinner party at bis
residence In Washington on Saturday night,
and is reported to have acknowledged that
he has been offered and accepted the posi-
ton Of Secretary Of State In General Gar
fieids Cabinet.
Rev. Amos Sbock!ey, an aged minister OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, residing
near Hiilsvilie, Carroll county, died on
Tuesday morning OF lust week Of cancer OF
the face.
Reuben Johnston, an old citizen OF Alex
andria, printer by trade, Is dead; aged
seyenty.two. He was for two terms mem
Der Of the Legislature, and was u prominent
Mason, and had long been identified with
public affairs.
The Grundy Videtie reports the killing
IN Buchanan county Of bear which weigh
ed 900 pounds. He was ferocioUs beast,
and was chased from Kentucky 10 Virginia,
followed by numerous party OF hunters.
Some eight or ten young men (coiored)
from this and adjoining counties are study
Ing theology In this place under Rev. Au-
eusins Lewis. the pastor OF Mt. Owe Bap-
fIst church, Cutpeper Times.
Teacher: "JobD, what are your boots
made OFF, Boy: "Of leather" Where
does the leather come front" "From the
hide OF the OK" What animal, therefore,
vllpnlies you with boots and gives you meat
b Sstt" my fslber.' p. GaivesEon Hssos.
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md IN. and which contained directions Tor
he use IN several languages. The Dottie
wrs not yet quite empty. and holding u up
in the livbt. he said: .There Is enough
oil there COR another rub II require H.
II IL scarcely necessary 10 multiply cases
of rheumatic cures In this connection.
although have investigated several. but
add one more link to the cbpiu OF evidence
IN favor OF est. Jacobs OIL"
Mr.. Reuben Turner Is an educated col
ored gentleman residing nj NO. llSo Car'e-
ton street. Hc keeps q well-known tonso-
rial establishment. and he Is well ana isvor-
ably known In this city. Hearing that MS
wife had been cured OF a most malignant
attack OF rheumatism by the use OF o'.
Jacobs on, called at his residence TO ma
out the particulars.
found Mr.. and Mrs. Turner sitting down
10 tea In the dining.r0om, ana this was
novelty for Mrs. Turner, for she had Deeh
confined to her bed with irflammatory
rheumatism since the 24ih OF last. August,
and had not been able 10 leave 1t until sDe
commenced using "St. Jacobs Oh" lew
DAYS since. Mr.. Turner. in the presence OF
his wife, Informed me that she had been
terrible sufferer. Both Of her legs had
swollen almost TO elephaDtine proportions
and her pain was so great that sue had seven
spasms night after night. physician
whose skill stands uDQuestloned by any one
had been attending her. but her ease was
such peculiarly obstinate and exceptional
one that the application OF all his Skin d'd
her but little good. When first attacked,
Mrs. Turner weighed 100 pounds, but when
she commenced using ST. Jacobs OH she
weighed but 100 pounds. | was told that she
experienced relief at the first application
OF The OH, and before she had used haii
hattie she was able to come down stairs by
the use Of stick. When i saw her she
was able TO move about with entire freedom,
and the swelling in her legs, she said, was
nearly all gone. The very next morning
after she first applied ST. Jacobs Oil she was
able TO allow her son To place his Knee on
her foot, and press it there while she
Strengthened ont her LEG. Mrs. Turner al
tributes her remarkable recovery entirely
10 st. Jacobs OIL. and she SAYS she thinks "
is the most wonderful remedy ever di>c0v-
cred. Mr.. Turner also Informed me that
his daughter, Annie +. Turner, aged >IX
wears, had very severe pains in the back Of
her neck-the result OF a fall. He rubbed
il with st. Jacobs Oil. and the pain disap-
peared almost at once, and has not re
turned since.
other eases have investigated might be
mentioned, but having written c6aper
that ] trust NAV be productive OF some
good, | reserve other miraculous cures OF
rheumatism for another chapter OF this
won will certainly say laudaJle and useful
work.
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p,casosp. VA. January 70. 1881,

Editors of She Journal Of Commerce;
Please inform a constant reader oy "ns'
process ice is gotten into 0ecanters ior "se'
rs appears In some New YORK res!a ,,. u
Also " the glass has to be sspecia', pie'
pared for such decanters. AihA.
Reply. There is a machine ior aur .,,,ar;
the carafe tglsss decanter fol- hoioine wa'e.
while the water Is freezing, Dut inc ies.au'
rants here use only hand.power. Inc 4Iu'.
nary glass csrafe is filled w.th wafer aou pu !,
IN pail Of broken ice ana turned u'''s ~
IL thoroughly chilled. SAT- Is then auo.o y. ~
the ice, aud The process Is continued un,''
the contents Of the bottle become irasGien'S
o1 ice. It's essentially he same process by
which lce-cTeam is PREPARED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18

DIR. BENSON'S CELERY AND CHAMOMILE
PILLS are prepared expressly To cure Sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Paralysis. SieepIessness, aud Indigestion, or Dys-
pepsla and will cure aav case no IN .ltsr how obsti-
nate. If properly used. They not cure-all, but
only for those special diseases. They CONAN no
opium. morphine, or quinine, and are not a purga-
tiye but regulate the bowels and cure constipation
by curing or removing Ihecauscs Of IL. They have
charming effect upon the SKIN, and lovely. quiet
lug effect upon the nervous system. Simply by feed
Ing ITS ten thousand huBgryye, In some cases sarv
-absorbents. They make or create nerve. matter.
and give power, force aud buoysncy 10 the nerves.
and IN that way increase mental ioree, endurance,
and brilIisncy OF mind. Nonody who has nervous
system should neglect To take them two or three
months In each year, simply AS nerve-food II for
no other purpose. Price, soc. box. or sis boxes
for $3.50; postage free. seId by all drus gists aud
nc Depot, lO8 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
All mail orders promptly attended To, and at our
risk. once also NJ Richmond. Va. Jr lS-lt
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A TRIU IL
IN MEDICAL CHEMISTRY
HAS JUST BEEN ATTAINED
IN so BEAUTIFULLY ADJUSTING TIE LX-
TRACT OF CELERY-SEED AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AS TO COMPLETELY CONTROL NERVOUS
DISEASES
IN ALL CASES WHERE THEY ARE NOT
ORGANIC.
THIS PREPARATION Is PREPARED IN THE
FORM OF PILLS,
AND HAS ACCOMPLISHED WONDERS IN
SICK HEADACHE,
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
NEURALGIA,
NERVOUSNESS,
PARALYSIS,
SLEEPLESSNESS, and
INDIGESTION,
AND is A FULLY-EsTABLIshED FACT,
BASED ON ACTUAL EXPERIENCE,
AND THERE Is NO KIND OF DOUBT But
THEY WILL CURE THESE DISEASES.
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PETERSBURG RAILROAD
SALE.

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
EOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
Atkins, Bros g. 90. md ais.
me Petersburg Rafr0od Companv.t
BY virtue OF and pursuant 10 judgment and de-
cree of foreclosure and sale rcDaered and entered
on The 9Th day OF September, $50. and amended
bv decree entered on the 2Oib dav OF ~ ceinber,
1880. by said court, In the above eBfiied action
e.. r RsmsdeII. Mostr. appointed therein 10 sell all
ana singular the MOI tagged premises. franchises.
and property. real personal. and mixed. mentioned
In the said judgment and decree, par culary In tine
81 section thereof beisg The same morissseJ or IN
Davis. trustees by deed teifing date the lst day Of
May. 1872. do hereby give notice that on
FRIDAY THE 20TH DAY OF APRIL. 1881,
at y. NJ. at the front door OF the cusiom-honse Of
the United States In the city of Petersburg. Vs..
shall proceed 10 sell at public auction. 10 the highest
bidder. the following. described property-siz..
ALL THE PROPERTY or THE PETER BURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
including all he
LANDS AND REAL EsTATr Of said company
in the city OF Petersburg state OF Virginia. and AZ
Weldon anc CASTOR. ". G.. and along he line OF
the road. ana along he line OF the road between
said places in the counties Of Dnwiodie Prince
George. Sussex. and 6reeDye. In the state of
Virginia. and NorhamDtoU and IIohfax. IN the
stare OF NOith Carolina: tOge'h'r with
ALL IMPROVEMENTS ON SAID LANDS:
ALL RIGHTS. PRIVILEGES, AND ADVAN-
rpT TH NNff FnE E6kps aSp AEaG
THF FNTIRE ROLLING-sTOt K. MACHINERY.
FIXTURES. TOOLS. EQUIPMENT. AND
ALI A "iiiEs PeoPFRTY RIGHTS. pRrvI-
LEGES, And FRA NCHlSkS APPEE-
TAINING To SAID RAILROAD IN TIE
STATES OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAR
DINA AND ELSEWHERE.
as fully ser forth in The said judgment and decree
COPIES OF which VIII BIZ furnished TO persons apply
ing therefor.
Said sale VIII he made uDoD the terms sDcclned In
the decree Of sale. OF which bid"ers vii take
tice. and subject Ia certain suhsi lng prior Hens
upon the premises. particularly de- cribed IN the
said jud gment and fccrec-s statement Of which
can he - en- at the clerk office of the said conrt
prior To The sale ard al The Mace OF ale on the
day Of sale. e. l.. RhMSDtLL.
Masier.
RICHMOND W. January s, 1881.
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IS John VI. GoddiG,
Real Esiaie AGENT and Auc,ioueer,
llO6 hast Nam street.

fVRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VERY
i ~ SIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE ~ THE
NOHTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AND
HENNY STREETS At PUBLIC AUCTiO\.-
In pursuance OF certain deed Of trii't 10 IA
undersigned a. iIu-'rr dated ihr 10Th drN Of July.
1879. recorded Ia lhc clerk, Oilic the Richmond
I hancprN Court. ~. u. - T. page l2l. aDd being
rcqur, Il bv the beneficiary - 10 80. vii olcr for
sale al public Tuc tfn. on ihc premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26. 1881.
~ o'clO T.. W.. the PR PERRY located ne
above. TIE HOUSE contains niue O'me Gas an 1
wafer: wood ana coaLce'lar; CARR re hOisc and
stabl LOT. 53NlOO te"t To an alcY Neighbour
hood coed, ana parties seeking pleasant me
should afttDt fhis sIo.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash ~ 10
~ 500, due le'b Juy. 1880. aud accrued l"t,rc>t
aud eXnenses 81 sac. more hbt raj terms my be
announced Dt sale. j VI. GOllDiN,
IA 4 ds Inl,ttc.
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Sereunste.

Awake, beloved! It Is the hour
When earth Is fsirylaDd.
The moon looks from her cloudy bOw'r
The sea sob on the sand
Our Steps shall he b, the dreaming sra,
And our thoughts shall wauner tar
To The happy cline OF q future time,
In new.cIeatei sfar.
Arise. nv fair. strange new wind
Comes Kind, down from Heaven;
Its finger round my fore head bind
A chaplet angel given.
Iii sing to thee { uawnS 10 be.
And the Duhs that vel shalt blow,
In the hapOy cline of future time
Which only the ange SLOW
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DRY GOODS.
REDUCTIoNs
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
CAEDOZO, ALsOP, MOsBY ( CO..
1905 EAST MAIN strict.
FOUEQCRLAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co,
400 EAST BROAD srErET
sweeping reductions have been made In all FANCY
and DRESS GOODS;
SILK, WORsTED, and MIXED BROCADrS for
Trimmings AZ erea, sacrifice.
We are now prepared for the present demand on
BLANKETS, COMFORTABLEs,
FLANNELS, DOMESTICs.
SHEETlNGS, TOWELS,
CRASH. DAMASKS,
WINE-CLOTH>, and
ALL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
We offer in these goods lowest prices 10 be ioanG
in the city.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.
In this department we offer many inducements
10 buyers In
CLOTHS, CASsIMEBES, PANTALOON.P PAT
TERMS, sUirINGS, &C.;
GENTLEMEN's UNLAUNDRIED DEEss
SHIRT, well made, Use. TO sl.95;
GLNTLEMEN's LINEN COLLARS, best made,
at 81 per dozen; GUESS 80 per dozen.
MERiNO SHIRTS and DRAWERS, soc. to s..
We ssk the attention Of gentlemen 10 our stock
aud prices. We are daily adding to our stock, aud
do not intend TO let our stock be run down.
We are just opening
Superb line Of CAMBRIA HAMBURG WORK,
EDGING and INSERTING TO matcli--very rich
and elegant.
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, aud ALL SEASON
ABLE GOODS.
We solicit your patronage.
FoURQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE co.
429 east Broad street
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOsBY & CO.,
1905 east Main street.
ia 9.eodI
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By JAS sIacdouglll. Auctionrer,
40. 10 vernon street..


Il. b. CHAFFIS. ROBERT IL. fILLIAM.
ID Il. CHAPLIN Il CO.,
H. REAL ESTA1 l. AGENTS ..
AND ACCTIONEERS,
CORNER TTNIH AND MAIN STREETS,
sch city and country piOp'rty. priya'tN or at auc-
ZION. cOlicc; ronis in RichmO a. Mauche. ter, and
country. ana make y ompi return Oi same: money
loaned on city and country real estate; deeds wit
ttn ana acknnwltds ments aiken; land, shown free
buyers and SCI or, inir" drCc1 20 IKE their bar
paius WIite or cal for tree IirgtHl0 Re0t Estdte
JOtyHHf. Np2IC the iar-pst a4YrTt -tTs OF real cs-
Iate ia Americi l., Nctpt wtsie'n railroads.
Reference by ucrmis>On: firt National Bank.
Ii a =, A
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EOR sMIrHFIELD. HNMF. c..zIr..

! TON. AND Ali. NJ In. T. x2~Ss&--
LANDINGS - The fact aude e-iut -itt-.tr ll'th
LILY viii leave her wh1rt a. fn s'it. 'n u -
DAYS. THURSDAYS, tud SAIL fb y - o. y
NJ. tor SultBheld and Hampton aud tIi t't..- lf't
landings.
This boat has been recently lct''.f ID. 'i-.'
elias passenger accommodation iud ee ''.t 3d..
patronage Of the travelling pablo.
All fr,ig't nip -ed Dy this tine ~. .i''NNi
handled Az, promptly d,'iSer a.
For ireight or passage. appiy az wl7ri u '' "l.e
If company. 1917 CaTy stree.
ul6 GRIFFITH & SPRATl .l. Vent.
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AUCTION SALES-Tuturs Dsv.
BY Robert B. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Au,tioneer,
1919 Main street.

TRCSTEES SALE OF A LApcr
NUMBER or PIECES Of
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND ry,,
PROVED REAL ESTATE,
WELL LOCATED. FRONTING on M,ry. "a.
RY, GRACE, AND TWENTIETH srPryr.
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANxLI%.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
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II she's cot to talk slang, Boston girl
will refine and beautify 1t. The proper ca
per becomes the appropriate gyra'ion; bang
up is front hair elevated; tumOlu" TO the
racket is falling to The audible disturbance,
and square deal quddrlla'era' dIstiibu-
ton. Oh, rehnemen; is great Thing. 90.
YOU wager your existence that II is.-Cta-
ciandE Gazette.
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THE LARGEST AND sTRONGEsT RESI-
DkNCE-INsUR- nee CUMrASf IN
THE WORLD.
Risks taken IN CIV or country on Residence, hur-
niture, &C., and on Farm ldlDgs and their con-
tents.
act take no business risks, and thus avoid bust
ness condagra.ion rock on which so many
companies nave Dten wrecked.
W. invite inquiry and inyesiig cation OF the condi.
ton OF the company. Term-r,sks a speciality, aud
rates reasonable
GEORGE ID PLEAsANTS 4 son,
General Agents for Virginia, Nor n Carolina.
aud West Vtreinia, Eleventh ana BANK streets,
de 70. I'm Richmond, Va.