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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06
by George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Aucilonecr,
1nOI Bank street.

UNPRECEDENTED OFFER At AUG
AND LOTS OF ALL SIZES AND PklCES-
TERMS So LIBERAL THAT ANY ONE WHO
HAS TWENTY DOLLARS IN CASH nAN
RUY A HOME-ATTEND THE SALE Will
TIER you WANT TO BUY OR MOTT SHAH,
10 the request Of the owner, who has now moved
from the city. sell at auction.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH
at o'clock y. W.. the aforementioned PROPER
TY located ana described bTicfyRs follows LOTS
at the southeast corner Of and Thrty-lrst streets
and northwest corner II L and Twenty-scycnth
streets, with SIXTEEN HOUSES thereon ranging
I'm size from Two 10 seven rooms, and on terms OF
payment from Sl2 instalm,nts every three months
up n 800 per cent. interest added 20 all deferred
payments.
Sale will commence on Thirty-frst and o streets.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD,
&C 2a,30,No3,5.G,S Auctonecr.
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by Quaries 4 Mccurdy'
tsuccessors TO Robert u. LyncJ

By Quaries ~ oictuiuJ'
successors 10 Robert u. LyncJ
Real Estate Agents, brokers, and Auctioneers,
1919 Main street.
u,RTTsTEE,s SALE OF NICE SEVEN
i RooNTWO-STOTY BRICK CORNER TIN
EAfENT.HOusE, WITH a LARGE III AZ Al
sTREET, NORTHWEST CORNER OF SMITH
sTREET, ny PUBLIC AUCTION, UPON THE
PREsfsES.-By request OF parties Interested We
Will offer for sale on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881,
nj 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, the above-describcd DWELL
ING. IL contains seven rooms, with wing atticl-
cd aud brick stable In the rear part OF the lot,
which Il rented out ~ tenants. The properly II
now and has been for \ long time occupied ny the
same tenant, and could With n small outlay se
made an attractive and productive piece OF pro-
perry. being In growing section OF the West End.
The LOT Is 35x1S0 feet.
TERMS: one fourth cash residue at slN'twelre'
md eighteen months, for negotiable notes, q per
cent. added and secured by trust.
The property must DC sold, ard bargain can be
had. Il. II. MUDDY JE.'
nos Trustee.
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"My dear boy,v wrote an irishman 10
his son, "neyer put of till tomorrow what
you have done to-day.v--Somervi9te Jour
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- HEN An DOAH-VALTpv
~ RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ROrTE TO the
CAVERNS or LURAy.

Tic Luray Cave and Hoio Coon,r,
tiled this company that they bsyof.,-.. ''.. 10
ELECTRIC LIGHT
into the Caycrns, and they are ro,y .f.t..
mated by the aid Of Us p0wcrl d a.,t -. '.la..-
NO OTHER ILLUMINAT0, my,
ADEQUATE ''N'
% penetrate the obscurt.,s OF fr,-,.-..
rane;sn halls and groitos OF o. trar.. '' ~ i'r-
MAGNIFICENT oRNAMENrirloV
No similar Cayerns arc known - 10y
aid Of electricity. i.ti B ile
The effects produced fully mc,tu....,..
and are maycil0usy hcIuf,fr. ,.'t.-i''' lp1'01
e{e n s1sIo tb wi 1ec nHye .,'n 9cr r as
No extra charge H. made l.r t...I..
the Electric Light ana Guide. 81, ..nlIci..y
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Cd ANDOLPH HOUSE, AND 9TH
IL Err VALUABLE FARAiVlLLE PRO
pERTN- EAH AAI.E AIIlIInN--ln

- ID ANDOLPH HOUSE" AND 9TH
IL ER VALUABLE FARAiNlLLE PRO
PERTY FOR SALE Al AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY THE 18TH or NOVEMBER, 1881,
We viii sell at pabic auction, on the premises, the
following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in the
town Of Farmvllle: ...
l. "TIIE RANDOLPH HOUSE, a LARGE
AND CONVENIENT HOTEL situated near the
Norfolk and MestCgn railroad depot. This Is q
very large brick housc-bullt for an hotel and adj
mirably arranged for the purpOsc-with all neces-
sary ont-buiiiingaa and lots attached. FOR partcu-
lars see hand-bils. This Is the principal, and,
indeed, we believe, the only hotel In farmyllle.
z. A LARGE AND COMMODlOUs PRIVATE
RESIDENCE occupied by Colonel X. A. locker
for description Of which see hand-bills.
3. VACANT LOT adjoining above.
Colonel X. A. Booker. or FarmVllle' VIII snow
this property 10 any desiring % see IL, ana VIII
answer any Inquiries In regard thereto n VIII also
the unfcrsigned. VIC sell as commissioners IN the
cause az Horner and wife ~. sclden and others,
under decree Of the Corporation Court for The city
Of Lynchburg. ,,
Trims. Twenty per cent. cash; and residue on
4 credit Of SIX, twelve, eighteen, and tweniy-toar
months, the purchaser giving bonds, with APP
proved personal security, bearing Interest nom
date THOMAS y. hlhhfAIhtonn,
oc 22-2awtds commissioners,
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BY George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
1905 Bank street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
i BRICK HOUSE AND LOT 81 FEET FRONT
BY ll2 FEET DEEP. ON THE NORTH SIDE
or LEIGH STREET EIGHTY FEET WEST OF
ADAMS STREEr.-By virtue Of a decd OF trust
cNccUted 10y james Il. Christian and wife TO me as
trustee, bearing date January 26, 1881. and duly
recorded I'm the Chanccry Court Office Of the city OF
Richmond. default having been made In TWO Of the
noics therein secured, and being required 80 10 do
by she holder of the said two notes. stall sell, on
tie PREMISE, al public auction, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1851,
~ 1 o'clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY conveyed In
the said deed rs above described.
TERMS: Cash a. to expenses Of sale and 20 pay
OF thc said two notes of i2j each, with accrued
Interest; balance upon terms 20 DC proclaimed at
sale. G. i. CRAWFORD,
nos Trustee.
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2. c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Smithiiold. and Hampton; Washington, D.. c.;
Newbern, Washington, and TarborO'. y. G., and
al points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia. Old Point. and all rcgu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. Il. TAICM,
Oc 20 superintendent.
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by Joseph II. Iouseworih, Auclioneer.

by Joseph II. Houseworih, Auclioncer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELlER
i THE HOME OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IL ORANGE COUNTY. Vain execution Of the
deed Of trust from the late Thomas j. Carson To-
Philip :. Fry aud Lewis b. Williams for The BEN
cnt or David Graham, deceased. dated August /,
1887, aud recorded IN the clerks Office OF Orange
County Court the undersigned, executor OF Lewis
I'm said deed being thereto required by the present
benetciares IN said trus-deed, VIII se!l 10y auction,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER |. 1881.
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
aid deed, known as "MONTPELlER,n situated
in Orange county, Va, Immediately ON the line OF
the Virginia Midland railroad, four miles Ect on
22cREs. '"' ''O''' ''' '
The land IS Of good quality, well watered and
tinbcred The improvements consist Of q LARGE
BRICK DWELLING with fourteen rooms, COM
mAnding q magnificent view Of the Blue Rage
mOuniains; together with AL the necessary out
buildings. The grounds coycr some 80 acres ana
are very handsome. This would make moss dc-
nghtfui summer residence, fine stock-iSrm, or
could DC cOnYt r.cd into pleasant sun nler resort
TERMS: Cash 60 pay costs Of executing The trust
and balance secured by deed-say $4,000: and IS
b residue upon credit Of one and two yearsi me
purchaser ~ give bonds for the deferred payments
bearing interest from date, and secured by dcca Vi
trust on inc lind.
For further Information, address lhc undersigned
ct Orange Courthouse, Va -. ,,.trrY.,fs
sc 2-ftNOyl&t2tawtd -----.-.--
VALUABLE SLATE-QUARRY FOR
y sALF.-By virtue II decree Of Tie Circuit
Court OF Buckingham, In Noryell ana DINERS rs;
buckingham slate Company ana diners, we 'hili
oacr for sale publicly. ~ Bremo Bluil' kictInond
and Allegheny railroad, opposite Kew Canton on
the ,-o,.t,,torp resr
at12M that very VALUABLE SLATE-QUARRY
pP0PERTY Known as Perr0w's Big quarry
Itincludes about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND. having ON u buildings boiler
and other apparatus fer quarrying slate 10 sit
mated In that region of Buckingham county so zen
i'm slate that l has given % the principal stream
running through it the name OF Slate river, and
fhe Slate is 81 the finest quality for roofing and
high premium. ii l. located about three miles from
Breino Bluff, on the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road, and Immediately on the line Of tile proposed
buckingham railroad, which VIII connect with the
Richmond aud Allegheny railroad AT Bremo.
A fine opportunity Is presented 10 the enlerpris-
ing capitalist FOR profitable Investment " this
property.
TnE TERMS or SALE ARE: 10 per cent. cash,
and residue IN one, two, and three years, with IN
tercst for bonds and surety; or purchaser may pay
ono fourth or more cash and dispense with surety
on bonds. THIS IS last Offering, the Court having
ordered pcremptOry confirmation 10 highest bidder
THOMAS :. BOCOCK,
AppomattOx Courthouse;
u. j. WOODFlN,
New Canton;
". b. PETIT,
WILLIAM NJ. CABELL.
Buckingham Courthouse,
I oc 23-eOdtds Commi ssioncrs.
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PIANO TUNING, &c.

MIR. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
Nl TIMER with over twenty years experience
Ia ondou Fngiand, and New ork eityl' having
taken up his residence in Richmond, respecltiIgiy
solicits orders from the musical pubne Tor ~ NV
All work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed.
Work on Church Organs carefully and skiliniiy
done. Orders addressed In care o. or lett WIN
JOSI RYLAND & CO., Music-Dealers'9l3 east
Main street, viii receive prompt attention
81 3O-eOd3m
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT wEDNEsD OCTOBER I-.l--l.

Lynchburg Passenger Train. 40. O.. Daily.
Lcayes Richmond 40 ................... 1925 T.. NJ
Arrives az Burkeyiic at.................5.l- .. "
sYORK-RlEER LINE.
Passenger frcgl- sir.AL
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4.an z. hi. TREIGIIT. daIly eNeerl sanlly.
rnE YORK RIVER LINE.


Commencing TUESDAY, september l3fi anl
REGULARLY thereafter EXCEPT sunday, one 81 t.N
Company's safe aud thoroughly rOuioritlf lr
scnccr steamers, HAVANA and Lou ~. N..
leave West Point on arrival Of tie nlchnonh
arriving IN Baltimore about 1870 4. Sl.' ana '''-
Meeting with an trains nofthwurd. al, I'D.
straight tickets 60 Baltimore. -'.'F nn
sound '''''''''''' '''''''''''''''' IS
Meals
Stgte-lt0ons and Bcrths eocurcd on apiiieN''''-
from steamers cabin plans. ,.-....,i.,,
For Tickets, Iimc-Caris, and All INC, Hi's.'.,
call on A. ". CARRIER & co, the licett 1919 NV
at the Richmond and Danyillc depot on VS. su''N'
signed. A; Va ,r
IN NJ. Z Tenth street.
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By Grnbbs a Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Ancfioncers'
-. f.,&s.aot, Main ard Hank.

nv s,rubbs a Williams,
pee, Fstste Agents and Ancfioneers,
F,aventh strcei between Main and Bank.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF A BRlCk
4 nwFIIJNG on THE NORTH SIDE ~
fsitY s'fRTET. BEGINNING ONE ny ND.HiEul
AND FlfTY-SIX FEET MEsI ~ aA ~ ~,
eTsIirET Ar AIICTION.--In execution oi ueei
~ irast Ia ibe subscriber, dated July ~, 1870
and recorded in Richmond Chancery Court once,
in -. b. 1905 g., page 7s, Icing thereto rsluireu'
will sell Nv auction, upon me premise, VI
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1851
a, Az o'clock T. NJ. the DWELLING situated rs
aSoye. n has about eight rooms, WAS built only =
few years ago, and will De Roon ~ W y.
price It viii sell for The LOT Is lo'akloo ice' ~
~ TETAs: Cash TO defray expenses Of sale and 10
nay on debt OF S962.S2, with Interest lloih Wy
18th Of September, loSi .he D~'.n.S ract. or
on hIs or their failure 90 direct then upon terms 10
be named by the trustee At the TINE , 81 sac, r.,
GEUBEs e WILLIAMS, Auctlonecrs. not
by Grubbs Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE DWELLING AND OUT-HOUSES,
/ WITH ONE ACRE or LAND ATTACHED,
SITUATED on TIE BROOK Tu ,l,Nrfnx AZ a..
order OF the Board Of Directors OF the hichmohI
and Henrico Railroad, Turnpike and Graded Road
Company, we will sell, upon the premises on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH,
ri AZ O'Clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY situated as
above, adjoining the land Of Messrs. yuarlcs'
TiUer and Others, and now occupied as the resi-
dcncc Of the tOll-kccpcr.
II il well suited for a msrket-gardcn or SUI
burban home. and being on one Of the main
thoroughfares to the city,iS valuable stand ior
business. -,
TERsls: One fourth cash; halanceat six, twelve;
and eighteen months. with interest. ana secured
by n deed Of trust. GRUBBS WILLIAMS
mo AuctiOuecrs.
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Office Of Richmond Bazaar,
No. 1924 Main street,
T.. y. Cook, Auclionecr.

ON MONDAY, 7TH INSTANT, AT 10
" O'CLOCK, we win sell an assortinent oi
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
embracing many articles very useful in families
AT THE SAME TIME,
-Four very good SHOWCASES:
Six HEAT1NG-STOVES, different styles;
Two COOKISG-STONES, in good Orderi
one BAR-COTNTER and PARTITION;
A large lot Of MISCELLANEOUS and SCHOOL
BOOKS;
One PARLOR MEL0DEON. &c. &c.
NEG T.. u. COOK. Auctionccr.
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DHILADELPIIIA, RICH- & 81
i MOND AND NORFOLK s>zkssESfs,a
STEA VI II y & VI + ANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA

Steamer PIONEER Captain PLATT, with pas
scngcr accommodations. VIII sail EVERY II -
DAY al II VI. Frcigh! received I'll 1880 \. VI.
steamer ENERMAN, Captain SMITH, viii pas
senger accommodations. VIII sail EVERY FRI
DAY at . 4. NJ Freight received OIL 1880 a. VI
steamer FANiIA, Captain NELSON, viii sail
EVERY SUNDAY at 5 \. VI. Freight received
I'LL 6 4. VI. saturdays.
Fare on passenger steamers Tuesdays and Fri
days) SO.
Steamers connect nj Philadelphia for Fan river
and the East. For further information. apply 10
j. W. NCCARklCk,
General Southern Agent. Rockets.
". L. CLYDE & CO.,
jy29 General Managers, philadelphia.
NOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old Il ~,
Il Dominion steamship Company ss..essssAEzziss
steamers will sail as follows: steamer Old Do
MlNiON. Captain WALKER, EVERY TUESDAY,
at ] o'clock T. VI; steamer MfANOhE. captain
COUCH, EVERY FRIDAY al ! o'clock +. NJ;
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY At @ o'clock \. NJ.
Freight received mp % II O'Clock VI. for the
Tuesdays and Fridays steamer. and 10 O'Clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of ladlng sgncd and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
cast, aud west; also, % foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabiu fare 20 New York, $40; round
trip. SIS: Storage. So aud 81.
For freight OF passage, apply TO
q. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my Cts Company Wharf Rockets
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RAILROAD LINES.


AZ ,,..;;::..,;.i
y edmond, FkEDEgIOKSpI'S.,
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD hG
commencing SUNDAY, hoyrlnI,or n - = heila
$50 A. NJ, leaves IIyrd-strcct stl,lSs, III
only NJ Milford aud Frede-i{ ~,
$50 a. NJ, leaves Byrd-strcet station an. ~
$50 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-stroet st,,,,,, L.,
4:O0 l.. NJ, Accommodation FOR NsttH
Sundaysl .f4o'f
1928 4. NJ, arrives II Byrd-eir,c, .,.,,.-
1858 Z. NJ, arrives ut tyrd-Strcct 49, f1iiy.
makes no local STOPS 'iNy;
0:JS Il. NJ, arrives at Byrd-etrcot s.,.i.
Except sunday. " lNIT
o:aO a. NJ, accommodation. arrive. 40 H..
- street station daily .cxoo,t ..i.l.,, ~
G, A. TAYLOR. Genera no., 'Nlfig.
f. 4. d. MYERS, General sulcr'nierd.rt' ''Al
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LDDOMINION STEAMSHIP =. FST&
" COMPANY. escxz&kEsz
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one Of their splcndd
.,i.tncr. N. Is DOJINlON. WYANOKE. MAN
HIATT N.and RICHMOND-ENERl TUESDAY
and FRIDAY 1T l +. ~, and SUNDAY at .
\. M. -
DAYS. and SATURDAYS 40 L. VI. from Pier
20 (rcw nmnberl, foot Of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare 20 New York, SO; round trip,
SIS: Storage, 50 and 81.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freights received until O'Clock Z. VI. daily.
For further information. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN X CO, Agents.
my Office COmpany's whaTcs Rockets
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nor BALTIMORE. Sfr5QeI
Il azisss.es-sz.s
POWHATAN LINE-DRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE or WHARF.

Until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE VIII
sail every MONDAY at T.. VI. from POWHA-
TAN DOCK. 10 Twenty-fOurth and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore
wardpd with dispatch 10 points North ana West
Freight received daily until J.. VI.
For further Information, apply 70 ,,,,
l.ttrttf,o 4peuf d DU-Qfu
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

DEAUTIFUL LEATHER G0ODS.-We
Is are now ouenIng n fine line Of Ladies Dress
inp-Casee Work-BOxes, Writlng-Desks' Glove
and handkerchief Boxes in Russia Leather some
of which are beautifully hlnd-patnted, suls,De iod
Wedding birthday, and other presents; Also INC
steel Engrayings, Gilt and Velvet Frames, anu
many other Fancy Goods In our llne. blrihday-
Cnrds-a beautiful assortment. BOOKS III e'ci!
department OF literature. .,.-o,ro,- r co
non OIL Main street.
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DOeKS, STATIONERY, &c.-Just re-
ID ccived. large assortment Of BOX PAPER
all fl,c latest STYLES. | carry full line OF ST.
PLE and FANCY STATIONERY. Ny stock Is
All new and fresh, and sell At the lowest Price
lie following quotations on Il few leading articles:
A FINE Bon OF PAPER for lOc.; q relin OF
GOOD MRiTING-PAPER for 7hc. Prices on
fine GRADES cheaper than any Louise IN tho clty.
a large assortment OF PnOlOOhAih--Nh-
BUNS AT very low prices.
POCKET BOOKS, PURSES, sc.
All the latest Nos. OF FRANkLlN-SQUAltL
and SEASIDE LIBRARIES. 1890. ,.,.,
a large assortment Of WALh1NG-CANES,a ~
LEONARD'S Book and News-store,
oc 40 0OS Main street.
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Sunday excursion leaves IiruuraI 10 $780,,
~: returning, arrives nt 1910 D.. So
Closc connection made go Richmond I.i- .-f.
north and south eta Richmond. Ir...r ...Ir.
and Potomac. Richmond and D4aS.II .rI p..I-
mond and Petersburg railroad tri I. IT,. .tfrr.
with Norfolk and Western and .r..... 1H.I.rI
raiirOads. and 40 Williamson W..I l.f.....ll..
and Ohio railroad Tor am points ci.' inI ,..f
For other Information apply 90 Sos. l.8 ID
ll07 Bank street b. ~.EtFr.Tp
General Freight lud Q ....t l-..t
DECATUR AN1ELI. General AlI.... ...n
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

------->>-
EOR SALE.-At the request OF Mrs. m
Il c. Schultz, Oxccuirix, We offer for saleR al
nal street, with q TllREE-STOR1 BklCh
BUILDING thereon, now renting well, and which
can be very readily converted into n manuiac.u-
ring establishments and get water from the basin.
The nsarness Of this property 10 the Union depot
makes Il very desirable, and adds much " IT. fu-
turc value. Terms liberal. Apply o.
II. T.. CHAFFlN & CO.,
no 4-3t Real Estate Agents and Auciioncers.
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RICIlMOND AND ALLEGHANy
~ RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND avn.
NILLIAh~ON'~.

frdtItmi frfr.t..f
Nail. Paa,nr.,r p..-
cx. sunday a.. >uuar. .,.,...
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-09

As many lady readers Of III,
Avalanche are renovatinr al,
dresses, II may be Of interest /,
HEM to know that black good,
GO Be made to look black BY
longing them of with a strong
71xlrre Of hartshorn water. The
gen nllst BE- ironed while damp.
! could b. folded down The
~ and put under press to dry,
ID look stilI more like new.
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visited mah} If ih7 tHt d. t
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tththt ~ ttn MAI afalun.tf
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ha'l conferred with mtt AZ M.
leadlhR mech nice, ahl ailtn. ill.,.
tfftsitd ~ cotton lta ttop tnd
molH staple ard state NHt. WitE
hai = single exception, fhe. (
tended 70 cXlibt their works tf.
Atlanta ~ sopn as tha building
should b. ready "a receive lhcm.
There Is no dJu1t noW that ttp
exposition vii b. 4 gfea success.
and that Il vii be- Il great benefit
u The entire South S1hWrriptiopf
y The amount ot tfOo.0Do have
been promised at the North. ard
$4,000 already IN Atlanta ana
The committee - charge Of the
matter, have, during The past Grw
dats, been actively cAamninp Sew.
rral locations from whichto choose
The site ior The building, but thus
iar have not positively decided W. a
on any one. This matter vllI BE- '
decided very shorty. Nhcn WORK
on the building sal it immrf a
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a@la5i Hitr tat ut Sept. bl.
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prise !es eNt1udtl across the A..
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appears probable tia, Brush COIL
ton machinery AMI manufactured
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% IL j he Gec,t ury
Tie oels used ~ 81 ,D't NJ, ,
rom The Ordinary ash-stoAk plaa
'alion-made plow generally used |
n The South, 10 the finest labor
implements manufactured
The different varieties OF the Sta
pie, from the very lowest Grade,
md shortest Iibcrs of all cotton. n
producing countries, to the fines i
Idlsto Island cotton, capable Of \
nine miles Of thread il )
zach pounl Of lint al the yariop !
ilnds OF cotton goods and All The !
most improved machinery used N !
manufacturing, This exposirto, j
wi be a most improving study r 1
VI Intelligent men wliathaf The,
y farmers. ua3esmen or ma 4
acinrcrs, and must result in preai Il.
,eneiit to the South. Home and
Farm.
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"oad Rn'es for ceokiag Vegetables,

a French cook gives the follow.
ing general rules for the prone,
cooking of all kinds Of vegetables
Green vegetables should be
thoroughly washed in cold waite,
and then dropped into water which
has been sailed and is beginning
to boil. There should be a table
spoonful of salt for each two quarts
OF water. 1.-THE water boils lone
before the vegetables are put in
It has lost It's gases, and the min.
cral ingredients are deposited on
the bottom and sides of the kettle.
so that the water is IA, and taste.
less, then the vegetables will
not look or have a fine flavor. The
time for boiling green vegetables
depends much upon the age and
I me they have be n & the ell. The
younger and more freshly gather
cd the more quickly they are cook
ed. Below isa very good time.
table for cooking vegetables:
4
Potatoes boiled, 30 minutes.
Potatoes baked, IS minutes.
Sweet 70. 'tocs boiled, so min.
utes.
Swee, potatoes baked. 90 min.
utcs.
Squash boiled, IS minutes.
Green peas boiled, 20 10 40 min
ulcs.
SHIELDED beans boiled, 60 minutes.
o'rlng beans boiled, / or , hours.
Green corn, 20 TO 90 minutes.
''p"'aSusi y 10 90 minutes.
Spinach, | or , hours.
Tomatoes, fresh, ! hour.
Tomatoes, canned, 30 minutes.
cabbage, IS minutes to , hours.
Cauliilowcr, | or . hours.
bandelions, , or ] hours.
Beet greens. / hour.
Onions. ! or J hours.
Bcess, ! 10 $ hours.
Turnips, white, IS to 90 minutes.
Turnips, yellow. n to , hours.
Pannips, | or , hours.
Carrots. I or , hours.