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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-08-17

DR.. Green'S UXygenaTeu bILt6Fs
is the best remedy for.DyspePsia, Bill
ionEness. Malaria, Indigestion, of dis
orders of the stomach, and diseases of
the Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
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SUPREME FOLLY.

Men, owning fine mineral lands
in our own counties, act very fool
ishly when they lease their proper
ty to mineral men" without saving
or redeeming conditions. Thous-
ands of minerals are locked up for
years by the shrewdness of agents
locked up in the interest of other
mineral men. In leasing, these
agents should be compelled to de-
veIop the mines within specified
time or surrender all claim to the
lands or minerals. Some owners OF
lands will wait moro than one de-
cade of years for a sight of the gold
en- wealth said, by these sharpers,
to be entombed in in their lands.
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LOcaENotes and Other Ne.Cs.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-08-17
TAZEWELL COLLEGE.

The 4th session opens the 22d
inst.-the 4th Monday ofthis month.
The promised attendance is encour-
aging. All interested in educating
their youth should read the adver-
tisement of this school in the GA
zETTE.
The Washington and Jefferson
Debating Societies will be respective
ly represented on the day of open
ing by Herman Hughes and J. K.
Love. These young gentlemen are
the salatatory orators, and will do
credit to the occasion. q. G. N.
TAzEwELL, TENN, Aug. 9.
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NOT MUCH EXCITED

vet encouraged. The presence of
Maj. Jones and his corps of assist
ants awakens a hope that wo may
some day have the "daily train. ="
The confidence of the Major and his
staff is of character to give en-
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Mrs. Emma Fulkerson, wife of
Gen. P. G. Fulkerson, of our town.
She died suddenly last night. She
had been sick for several days, but
was not regarded as dangerous.
A host of friends mourn her death !;
while a broken-hearted husband and
motherless children are inconsolable.
Husband and wife were never dear
err to each other.
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WILL IT PAY,

to sell off all the poplar, walnut and
cherry of our mountains =? Steam
saw mills are at work in Hancock,
Hawkins and Lee counties, and in
a few months will thin out all of the
timber mentioned. This lumber is
being stored away by capitalists,
and in FIVE years will sell tor twice
as much as at present. Would it
not be wise in our farmers to hold,
at least, portion of their forests ?
Instead of declining there will evil
IDENTIFY be an upward tendency.
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Fhe Norristown Gazette.

WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST II, 1881.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-08-17
OUR TAzEWELL LETTER.
To the Editor of the Morristown Gazette:
TIE REFREsHING RAINS

THE REFRESHING RAINS
have given new hope to the farm
ers and business men of this coun-
ty. The farmers adjacent this
place did not suffer until the past
week. In what is known as Poor
Valley, narrow, rocky strip Ofland,
lying between Sycamore Creek and
Clinch mountain, has suffered very
much. Corn will not be a fourth
yield. Rich bottom and island
lands, skirted by heavy forests, are
covered with fine corn. This is
common to all the river lands. Lee,
Hancock and Hawkins counties
have. suffered by the drouth.
THE WHEAT
is not much more than half crop
in some places in others, almost a
failure. While the oat crop in this
immediate locality is good, in ad-
joining counties it is failure, COM
pared with 9th .r seasons.
THE PASTURES,
are burnt up. In Lee
q match would set ablaze hundreds |
of acres. This is the case in por-
tons of Hancock and Hawkins |
Some cattle men have |
disposed of their stock on account |
Of their pastures failing.
WILL 1T PAY,
TO sell off all the poplar, walnut and
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Afraid

from The Daily New York Truth (ConblinglJ
The death Of John l.. Burch, the Clerk OF
the Senate, makes an opportunity for ihe
Democrats which, with their usual weak
mess, they may confidently be relied upon
10 throw away.
The first duty of the Senate when II con-
yenes is TO elect Clerk in place OF Colonel
Bnreh. But Wood-Pulp Miller and Period.
zeal Lapbam will knock at the doors, ana
then the Democrats will shake at the knees
and swear them in before going into organ
izati0n.
II the positions OF the parties were re-
yersed-if the De mocrats were IN power
and the Republicans in minority in all de-
partments OF the GOvernment-and TWO
Democratic senators elect presented their
credentials under similar circumstances,
they would not get in until an organization
had been effected, nor until all the corrup-
ton at Albany which made their election
possible had been thoroughly sifted. In
fact, they would not get in at all.
That Is the way the Republicans would
manage 10 such an emergency.
But no opportunity OF strengthening the
party or securing il a victory at the polls or
In the Legislature has ever presented Itself
at which the Democrats did not quake and
their teeth chatter till the opportunity had
passed.
III the Republicans bad an adversary with
competent leadership and decent pluck they
would have been out Of power long ago.
The adversary they have is Ike the tradi'
tional drowning man who catches at every
straw that comes floating along, with the
execution, however, that drowning man
would catch plank, but whenever plank
floats near the Democrats they are afraid to
take hold OF II lest the Republicans might
throw them of.
A promising party is modern Democracy.
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COURT ORDERS.

JACKSON, WHO SUES, &C.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, administrator of Mary +.
Jackson, deceased.
IN CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
The following is an extract from the decree en-
tered I'm this cause June / 4. 1881:
The Court doth der that this cause be REFERRED 70
one of The commissioners Of this Court, who Is III
rected 10 state the following accounts and make the
following inqulries-to wit:
First. An account OF the transactions or John W.
Wright Sheriff of the city OF Richmonn, ana AS suc
administrator with the will annexed OF Mary +.
Jackson deceased. In taking said account said com
missioner is To egsrd as Drimd Jdcie correct but
liable 10 be surcharged alsied, any settled accounts
of said administrator returned and ordered 70 Oc re-
corded 10y This Court.
second An account of the debts and demands
against the estate of Mary h. Jackson, deceased,
Showing the amounts thereof, 10 whom coming and
their pri0rites.
Third OF what the estate Of the said decedent
consists. and scheme for the distribution OF sa'd
estae among those entitled thereto. and report the
same to This Court. with any matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by hin self or which any party TO
this suit may require him 10 state.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, ,July 20. 1884.
The partles Interested are hereby notified that
have liz ed ON WEDNESDAY the 3lst day Of Au-
gust 1881, at IL O'Clock VI as the time, and my
cfice on Eleventh between Main and Bank streets
In the city Of Richmond, as the place TO execute the
foregoing decree. THOMAS .. EtANo,
jy 26-Tu4w ColhnIseIoIel.
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w.x Snamefuuy They rae Abcus the
Eauene


The southern correspondent OF the Ne"
yo,k Tribune, in q recent letter, saws;
~Sn Mississippi was told by nulnoef
az northern people u an account sen. "
ss,. northern press dxsing the Hayes esnI,
r.,gn, which locateA an atrocious poi.'S ,s
a.,,rsoo AZ the plsce which was tnen 'is'y
vue' sr, ~ ,,.rsor-s seemed reputable, aod
-. -, ~sysrmed ssaat nothing OF the KIND
~ 49, aecnrred there. ! inquired re-.
~sa,as the sathor OF the dispatch, ana
sH.ra,n. that nc was still hving a lew
- eway. q went TO see him. lie
,snebed when i told him my err
rsnd. look fresh chew OF TOBACCO,
and crossing bis feet on the TOD OF tne saoie
before him, began talking OF the euaH 10 az
easy, fluent, indifferent style. when Seemeu
ia indicate that he was glad 10 nave svuie,
body 10 talk With, and would as iiel tam 90 %
that subject as any ether. ss" IN woiI,
patch was not really trueV ss%. ".",i
be replied, ~ was true as 10 ihe sp" sp ~
s.s, Ala vo,, saw that such and soch things
hsnnsned At a particular place tDeY di1
no,t, sWee, now, you know II wouid
no, ne n, any accountto say, at such l'me'
ar, ,here was lots o. deyilish feeling In the
south But n rather wakes people up 10
.e,I them that something's been done al a
mace they've heard off, But il was not true.
Rnt he thought the use Of fable or parable
was justi6sble under the eircumstanGes,
because It was the only way to give pointor
effectiveness TO any eccount OF toe conc-
tIon OF the South at that time. 'AA writers
do pretty much the same tn'og,' be
urged. 'Tbey have to- 'Oh, ! hope not
I said. well, now, II you lived down here
awhile, you'd iiud out we have to fight the
devil with fire. The northern people who
told me OF this occurrence were good Re
publlcaDs, and they were especially indig-
pant about the fabrication, because IL
alarmed some 81 their northern friends who
had been preparing TO remove to that re-
gion, but were now frightened from their
purpose,v
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w..n,ugten Items.

TFfou1 yeftFfO1tS tNtuthA oto'sl
DIR. Hamilton says there Is no reasonable
doubt of the Presidents recovery.
senator.elect Warner Miller. of New
Yerk. Is in the city. He called at the White
House to-day In company with postmaster
General James.
Mrs. Linda A. Howe, wife OF ex-senator
Howe. OF Wisconsin, died early TINS morn'
ING at the residence OF her son-in'iaw, Coi-
onel Enoch Totten, in this city.
A drunken broiI between Stephen Tyr.
rell and Robert Orr on Twent!-eIst ssree s
between l. and NJ streets litt'e eier %'o y,
night Saturday night ended In the ueatn VI
Tyrrell, who appears to nave "eeh i''e'""'
beaten 10 death by Orr.
The secret-Setvice officers OF the Ires.
sury Department have Information tbst 'nS
letter 10 Secretary Window making certAh
threats, the origin OF which - Deing lnVeS.
lieated, was written by Bissell, formerly OF
that service, in Motel on FennsyIVanIa as-
eDue below Four.and-a-Hali street III Tue
presence Of a man who, It Is understoou'
has gwen Chief Brooks his statement
Yesterday Sergeant SISttery. in attempt.
ing TO arrest q notorious colored THIEF named
samuel Smith, near Pennsylvania avenue
and Nineteenth street, was STABBED IN tue
face by the prisoner. Despite the wound
and the fellows resistance the orncer Sc
cured his arrest.
At one of the Read ulster conferences
held in this city some weeks ago, the chair
man Of the Republican committee OF Fair
fax county, Va, was very positive in pledg-
ing the support Of his county for coAl'
ton. lie gave the assurance tnat lneie
were but four white Republicans In
that county who favored straightout
ticket. aud that the eolored Republicans
unanimously believed in Goa lition. Either
the county chairman was badly mistaken IN
his estimate or wonderful change has
taken place in the minds Of the Republicans
OF Fairfax county. AT primary meeting
in Vienna, Saturday, to choose delegates TO
the County Convention for the Courthouse
district, the Straightouts carried the day by
decided majority. The county chairman
was presept and witnessed his own over
throw.
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Now is the season when the ubiquitous
small boy Oils himself with green peaches
and greener apples, aud bolts half ripe cher.
ries, seeds aud ell. His yoracity almost ins
ysr'sbIy leads 20 Cramps, DiarrhGa, or
Dyse etery, and the family hesrthstone re.
sounds with bis lamentations. II bis parents
are prudent people they will have bottle Of
PERRY DAyIs's PAIg-KILLER ready for such
summer emSrgencies, and spoonful OF this
great specific Will bring the young scamp
around ell right. Druggists oil sell II.
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READ THE FOLLOWING:
RAtSRRIpeE. n. V, March %, 1881.
pRnRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER never Jdffs 70 af-
ford fnsant relief for crsmP pnd RP3 PIN n S"e
NtcuotytLLE, n. Y, February 2, 1881.
The ,ssrU besf medicine I know OF for dystntery,
cholers. ntsrbus. and cramps In the stomach. Have
used Is for years. aud II Is sure 9gre fvsry nnpF
MoiNGoSA. IOWA, March IL, 1881.
have used your PAIN-KILLEn In severe eases OF
sTaTp ssc ,s sHS T. c aHi FFif
GAINESVILLE, GA, February 2s, 1881.
For twenty years have used your PAIN KILLER
IN my family. Have used u many lime, lot 9o We
safe without a bottle in the house. >. b. WE
sACo ME-, January %. 1881.
Pave used PERRY DAVIS PAIS-hiiiLLtEEh LOT
twelve wears. II Is safe, sure and reliable. NO
'''''~' II. L. NAYFS.
ONEIDA, y. Y. February 10, 1881.
We be9an using A over thirty years ago, ana IL
always gives immediate relief. Would hardly dare
TO go 10 bed without bottle In The house ovppx
CoswAYBoRO', S. c.. February %, 1881.
Nearly every family in this section keeps bottle
IN The hoHse. DIR. Z. MORTON.
UNITED STATES CoNsULATE,(
CREFIELD, RHETIsn PRUSSIA; feb: .; lESt;
I have known PERRY DAVIS PAiN-hILLER
almost from the dsy It was introduced, ana afler
ears of observation and ue regard It's presence In
my household as an fndfspensdbte necessary.
/. s. PUT1 ER, United states tOnsul'
BURToN-oN.TRENT, ENGLAND.
had been several days suffe ring severely from
disrrbpa accompanied viii Intense pain, when !
tried your PAIN.KILLER, anc found almost instant
reHef II. j. NOONE.
Fl MONTAGUE STREET. / oNDOS, ENGLAND.
During residence Of twenty-ihree years IN lndla
I have given Il In many cases Of diaTrhn1, dysen-
reher X. CLARIDGE.
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
This INVALUABLE REMEDY. Its price brings
IL within the reach Of all. For sale by ali druggists
al 25c., SOC. and l bOttle.
PERRY DAVIS & son. Proprieiors
jy 21-eodtSel PROVIDENCE IL ].
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MINION STEAMSHIP fTR
COMPANY. s&zHs<<zh
ICE-CREAx, CONrECrIONERIEs, &c.

DURE ICE-CREAM.
Families, managers Of plc-nics, fairs festivals
excursions, &C, will mud It 10 their interest TO Try
my
PURE, UNADULTERATED ICE-CpEAM,
prepared from cream OF the best m0untain dairies
Oreers for Sunday must BE- elt exclusively on sat-
urdSy.
Always on hama, OF my own manufacture, good
supply OF CAKES. n. W. MOESTA,
my l2.3m No 100 east Main street
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COMMISSION MERCHANT, dc.

HENRY NJ. WORKMAN,
III GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
GROCER, AND DEALER IN IRON AND ST EEL,
corner Fifteenth and Cary streets, Richmond. Va
Personal attention given 10 the sale OF Grain, Lear
Tobacco, Rloar, and all kinds Of Country Produce.
Bars Furnished at usual rates Am assisted BY my
nther. Mr.. SAMUEL WosrHAx, hte OF Y. a s.
WoFshan 4 Co. VI
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
snithheld, and Hampton; WashiuEt0n, d. ca
Newbrrne, Washington, ans Tarboro', y. G., an
ern Shore of Virginia, old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES
and through bills issued. l.. Is. TAFUM,
10 10 Superintendent.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NICE
i LITTLE FARM KNOWN AS SEVEN
PINES" SITUATED AT THE JUNCTION OF
THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE AND NINE
MILE ROAD-ln eXecu ion Of deed OF trust
dated 18th Of October. 1885, and duly recorded,
the undersigned, sub tlIuted trustee, WHY sell by
auction, In front of Henrico county court hoaie on
MONDAY, AUGUST STH.
0hat being court. day) AT ~ o'clock NJ. the FARM
situated as above. II contains y ACRES, more or
less UpOn it Is dwelling with four rooms and pas
sage stable, smoke-house some frut-irtcs, &c, and
4; nice place It also possesses some historic i'm
pOrtance az the site of the battle Of seven Pines.
TkRMS: The deed authorizes 4 sale Tor about
s475 cash bur. If desired, proudly more accom-
modating terms will De allowed.
J. {. EACIIO,
Substituted Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc'iOneers, jy 20
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The Pittsburgh Souther. railroad Is to be
extended to the White Sulphur Springs, 10
6Tfepbrleg county, w. va.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.

GRO. W. WARREN, W.R. QUARLEs.
late Real Estate Broker. late cashr PITS Nat. Blk.
WARREN & QUARLES,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
III7 MAIN sTRErT, RICHMOND, VA,
BUY aud SELL STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERN
MENT, STATE, CITY, aud OTHER SECURE
TIES on COMMISSION.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate.
COMMERCIAL PAPER BOUGHT and SOLD.
Pay special attention TO the investment or funds.
[jy le-3nl
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nv Jno. 4. Laughton, Jr., hustioneer,
12Oe Main street

T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
i A HOLD FURNITURE, FIVE EXTENSION,
BOOK Cl Sc, wALN UT AND CoTTAGIE CHAN /, IN.
s gnH soii ciS,i mfpS's tARsIAsEs, MAT;
rKEs SKs. &c, AT AUCTIOs.-Thls DAY a. ~
O'Clock VIII sell al TN my auction '0"'s 'o'
T ! p%2 AZ ssnirISs ARBLE.TJPC CHAMBER SUIT;
GoTTAeE SR IA Ni1r ssHz:H1,ssirAp:
i ROSEWOOD SECRETARY AND BOOK
mAH SAsHi slDEBoARDs AND WARD
nAH nSsfY CABINET CENTRE WARD
OAK HSssEEbLF.Top ETAGERE si SID 4 4, p
4 WhiSIJT IXTENslON DINlNG-TABLEs,
from 9 70 IA feet IN leBKih; ,..,,,.
WHITE, CHECK, and FANCY s.s,I MA !. rF.'
! HHiGhRES's 'ctDARRfkG IS; a,.xoro
HAT-RAIK Ks, siDE-TABkE rs; hnUN6Es'
CHILDREN's CRIES Bsp D. pHiHISEs.
MARBLE-ToP PARL0R.TAB Lts. &C.
sale posiiiye JNO. u. LAUGHTON. JR
An Auctloneer.
BY JAS. M.cdoagaII, Auctioneer.
No. 10 Governor street.
GENTEEL FURNITURE, FEATHER
VI REDS. MATTRESSES, &C, AT AUCGlON.-
THIS DAY at 1O1 O'Clock will sell at my auction
i ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUIT, covered in green
l DARK CHAMBER sUIT-neary. new:
BUREAUS, BEDsTEADS. WASHsI A
MAHOGANY LEAF and PARLOR-IABLES'
MHH0GANY and other wARDRoBEs,
TIN.sAFES. SIDEBOAKDS. .,,., ,,r,,,,e,
EXCELLENT FEATHER BEDS, BoLsTERs'
pA ara and [CT0TTToN.ToP MATTRESSES,
PARLOK CHAIRS and DIVANsa
CLOCKS, PICTURES, CROCKERH,
JAS. NACDOUGALL, Auctioneer:
z. b COOK, Salesman. au
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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old IETr

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old i'm
l. Dominion Steamship Company : -azzAAeeSA
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD Do
MINION, Captain WALkER. every TUESDAY al
2 O'Clock z. NJ; steamer WlANOkE, Captain
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at O'Clock A. ~.
Frei kht received up to l O'Clock j. NJ. Tor the
Tuesdays and +, idav's steamer, and - q O'Clock
SATURDAY evening fOr Sundays snip.
Through bills OF ladng signed and GOODS Tor
warded with dispatch 20 all points north, souti, east
aud west; slsO 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 10 New York, 5000. steerAge' 20 ahc
81.
For freight or passage apply 20
q. ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
nv 6-ts COmpany's Wharf, HOcketts.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH!

DRE.C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAlN TRTAT-
MENT; a suecihc for HYSTERlA, DIZZINESS,
CONCLUSIONS, NERVOUS HEADACHE, MN
TAI DEPRESSION, Loss OF MEMORY. PIKE
MATURE Old AGE, caused by cver-eXertion,
excuses, or overwOrk of the brain, which leads 10
misery decay, and death. one box VIII cure recent
cases. Each box contains one months treatment
one dollar a box or six boxes for five d0llars-Sent
by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee
six boxes 10 cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied with hYe
dollars, we will send the purchaser our written guar
anree TO TeiBrn the money If the treatment does MOI
effect a cure. Guarantees Issued by BODEhEh
BROTHERS. Druggists, wholesale aud retail agents,
Richmond, Va. Orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. nv l5-Sa,TutTb1y
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.UROPEAN STEAMSHIP 4FFn
~ TICKETS. sSsi,itsszsz

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following hrst-class ocean steam
ship lines from Boston. New York, Philadelphia. aud
Baltimore. TO Europe CUNARD. WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL. ANCHOR, GUION, INMAN. AMER
loan. RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH-GERAAN-
LLOYD, HAMBURG AMERICAN, and NkTH-
FRLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN, and BOR-
DEAI'X. FIRST. CLASS, SECOND-CLAsS, and
sTEERAGE TICKETS 10 and from all the principal
points in Europe. Excursion tickets at reduced
rates. State-rOOms secured in advance. Par les
going to Europe or sending for their friends wonlj
do wQll TO communicate with the undersigned be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steansh ,
tickets 10 all points in the United states and CAV
ada. Rates same as at depOts and general Offices.
40 trouble to answer questions. Wltte 10 or call on
A. W. CAREER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent.
1000 Main street, Richmond, Va.
mn
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au 2 Tu.ThGsa6t&w2t
HOTFL IN YORKTOWN FORCE

HOTEL IN YORKTOWN FORNa
IL RENT" BEN1'S HOTEL In York MI
town with all of its appurtenances, including large
stable barn &c, will be leased 10 good tenant for
the remainder Of the wear, The hotel IL new WI
accommodate between 20 or IUO p%rsons com
fortably. The Centennial will attract an immense
number Of people TO Yorktown. II Hot leased Drl'
yatelY before THURSDAY, the 4th day OF August
II viii then be let by public auction 10 the hgheS
bidder in front OF the hotel at IL O'Clock.
TERMS one third cash the balance payable on
the LIST day OF January, 1882; bond with good Sc
curity for the deferred payment.
CHIDLEY WADE, Receiver.
,July 90, 1881. jy 242aT2w
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, w,

MONlbOMEh1 NOO Il ' ~
BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of
MONTGOMERY county, in the chancery suit OF Gays
execu Ors 5s. The Montgomery White sulphur
Syringe Company, We will sell the REAL ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES Of said company, on The
premises, al auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1881.
This 9roperty consists or 1886 ACRES OF EX-
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND, CREEK BOT
TOM AND UPLAND-much Of IT IN valuable I'M
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES. RECEPTION
HOUSE, ATHHOUSES. BOWLlAG-ALLElS :
&C.. &c. all complete, IN good repair, and capable
OF comfortably entertaining 800 guests also,
RAILROAD in 6rst-cass order in bed aud equip
ment. connecting the lawn wi h tbs Norfolk ana
Western railroad, and three quarter miles as
tant. The springs are in a romantic glen IN the
heart OF the AGeghanies, and I'm easy reach or TIE
Other Virginia springs. The lawn /; suprO. ana
improved with magnificent shade Trees. fountains,
walks &C., &c. Two white sulphur springs and "A
chalybeate furnish an UNFAiLtNG SUPPLY OF
highly medicinal waters, all making suinmer re-
sort second 10 none la attractions and popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the day OF sale
residue In equal nstalmens. running one. TWO, lnd
three years with interest from day Of sale. bonds
and security required, and title retained by the
Court until purchase-mOuey shall DC lullF pald.
Possession delivered January l. $50.
For further particulars address the ndersigned
at Christansburg, Va. -,..,,,.,
THOMAS f. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE G.. JUNhIN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-02
FURNITURE.

NEW GOODS-D Al \ ADD a
~ TIOSs TO OUR LARGE STOCK OfH
FURNITURE. Extra induce me nts, specially ~
TO cash buyers. We invite all 10 examine Oursf
larSe and suteriOr line, embracing ali the STYLES w
PARL OR, CHAMBER aud DINING-ROOM SUITS,
Largest stock Ia the city. Easy terms OF payments.
r.. GATHRIGHT 4 son,
y3-3m l6 Governor street.