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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-05
z n y u 7 Z Nh
OR NIGHT.
FREIlitIT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smithheld, and Hampton; Washington. u. G.:
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina: al.o. To,
Eastern shore Of Virginia. old Point. and m rcgu.
'ar landings on James river, 1T LOWEST RATES.
"hu IhiOuyh DIS Issued. l.. B. IAII'NI
Oc >uu.ri,,f.,,.I,.,,
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Nv GruDDS x " iUldNls,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU A.
Y Bile LAND-PARr OF ROSENEAIH-BE-
ING EIGHTY AND \ QUARTER ACRES. ~
THE WESTERN SUBURBS. ALONG THE LINE
OF TIE GROWTH OF THE CITY, AT AUC-
TION.-BY virtue Of a decree Of the ChaUCcry
Court of The city of Richmond. IN suit therein
pending styled aldWcll aud wife. &C.. rs. hcnts
executors. &C., the undersigned. special commits
-ioners will sell at public auction, or the premises,
on
TUESDAY. NOV ENBER l4TII,
ut ~ o'clock l.. VI. the TRACT OF LAND in Hen
rico county about one and half miles west of the
corporation line called " EOSE\EAIlI." contain
Ing EIGHTY AND \ QUARTER ACRES. more
or less fronting on the south side Of the continue
tlon Of Broad street and adjoining the land, of j.
VI. LyneInan. samuel Il. Mfchelis estate. and J.
VI. White. or the road leading from the Grove
road 10 the confirmation of Broad street.
This tract viii be suhdividcd into lots t0 suit
purchasers. md plat thereof left al the Office Of
Gruhhs Williams. real estate auctlOnccrs. for in
spcCtiOn previous 10 the day of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In three equal
instruments. with interest added. payable at siN,
twelve. ana eighteen months the purchaser 10 exc
cute negotiable notes for the deferred in,talmcut,
and tht'titlc tO be retained until all the purchase
money j. paid aud Il conveyance ordered by the
Court. ROBERT HOWARD.
=. II. BOOLEI.
Special commissioners.
(,RI FgS & WILLIAMS. NucfiOupcre.
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BY Brown & Ice, Auctionoers.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
40 from \. o. Bliss 10 the undersigned, trustee.
dated October 4. 1875. and of record ia Hanover
county clerks office. default having been made In
the payment of the note for tG2 therein MENTION
cd. which fen due ON the 4th Of October. $50.
note. shall sell at public auction, &C Hanover
COurthuu>e, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER -. 1882,
at O'Clock L. W. (that being court-day). that
TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by John
Sncad. lying in Ashland III strict. I'm Hanover coun-
y, near kilby's station, adjoining the land, of
Henry saunders and John :. Jenkins Stonevrun
creek. and the Richmond. Frederick burg and Po-
tonac railroad, and containing about llOf
ACRES
There j. on Slid place GOOD DWELLING
and all necessary out-huldings.
IEkNS: Enough in cash 10 nay of the amount
Of money. principal and interest. due on said note
and the costs Of said sale on q credit for $1,000
tp the fth Of April, 1883; for SGj % the 4th of
October. 1883; for $1,000 t. the 4th Of April.
1884 for SOS % the In of October. 1854: FOR
:6p.3O to the 4 Oh Of April 1850: for S7l To the
tth ot October. lSS0: Tor $3.50 10 the ifh of
April 1856; for S74 To the fth Of October. ISS6:
The balance of the purchasc-mOucy e. hc made nav
able II such time or times as said Bliss NAV d.
reel or i the event Of his failure 80 10 do "A, the
trustee may see III. HILL CARTER.
,, Trustee.
php"N y LEE AuclOnccrS. no slot
By Grubbs 4 Williams.
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RlCHMOND AND ALLFGUANN
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS
IN EFFECT OCrOBFE -. Is~9.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
7'2O \. NJ MAIL daily IcNecrt sunday. r....
ncrtns 81 Iyuchlurg HIfl Nir-.r.
Miiland railway fOr All ts...r.
north. and Norfolk and Weston, r.I..
road for hnoN. De-. tIIfiruOny,. A.
lantd. Nashville. Louisville. NJ ne
pms y" oilr-if-. ari $50 r.Int.
IN tI, >.utA. ~nufIi,st-f. ada I,.,..
Day coaches o. .amn.H lY Ilr.f-
hurS' sleeper. Lluri.lr- to N,n
vrc-h, ami Ncmrai, without
$50 L. VI. 'oMMoDATiON daily l.,c,rt
sunday between Richmond ant
~cott~Aillr.
goo +. ". NIGHT tNrEE,~ d.uy l.Acrrt
sunday i,JwtDl ~ almond ans
LNnchhur-
o'5u \. VI. EXCLUSION sunday. only. boz
tween Richmond aul S..ft,tlllc.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
,9:SO L. W. MAIL daily IcNcort ~4rHlvI
io''o ~ NJ ACCOMMODATIONS daily except
700 \. NJ. NMiGIr IMPRESS t4ay lcvcqt
700 i. VI. EXCURSION ~nn.lty..,fv
CONNECTIONS
NJ Richmond with a-,ssiAtrd r.If,..y. f.r .lf
Hhh,s south, and Richmond. Fr,dcr.. ,aur. lH.f
'S Si,n,'i,. railroad for an point. Nor'h.
LgnchbUTg. n K,pt.I
DC 20 General Freight and Ps,-,r .,r A.yn..
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E0R NEW YORK.-rhe old ,,rst

FOR NEW YORk.-The Old
Dominion steamship Companv's .ss4 zEL "a
p0i " nXi I3r ,e wees following are:
November 81, At 2 o'clock T.. VI.
III ANDOITE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
November Jth. at l ! O'Clock 4. VI.
vclnber It'll al Il o'clock noon ~
Freight received until | O'Clock T.. NJ Friday
. o'clock L. NJ Saturday, aud 10 | l O'Clock A. H.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for.
"afued win dispatch 10 all points north south,
east, and west; also To foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpaS,ed
Aiier-cabln fare 10 New York Oncudiug meals
ana berth, 80; rOuBd-tripticke SIS: sfeeraye
with subsistence, ~; without subsistence 81
fassensers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
Jays Wednesdays and saturdays by the Richmond
anu petersburg railroad AZ 100 4. N. will make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving Ih"se
DAYS: cabin fare, 5000. Tickets 10 be had at
The Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. "
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street v
For freight or passage, apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
no Companys Wharf. Rockets
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Critics & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
11l3 Main street.


Ill3 Main street.
vVRUSTEES' SALE OF TIE REAL
/ AND PERSONAL PROPERTY or =; PER-
PIGXON, CONSISTING or \ FRAME DMhLi;-
iNS; rs THE WESTERN POTION OF TIE
CITY. N THE PLAN OF HOPEDALt,,
I50Xf5O FEET. on WALKER STREET BACk
TO WINDER STREET. AND THE personal
PROPERTY HEREINAFTER MENTloNLD.1
Iy virtue Of decd Of trust dated November L.
1879. executed To- the undersigned trustees 10 So
cure the naymcnt of certain bonds therein men
toned and duly recorded in the clerk ; oilcc OF
Ucnrico County Court, u. Il. JOB. page ~ /. ana
default having been made In the payment Of siid
bond. and being required 50 to 10 10y The beneicia-
~ we will sell at public auction, on the premises
on 49,,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1SS2,
at I O'Clock T.. W.. that FIR AME DWELLING, two
stories high. on Walker street, I'm lIOpc1ale near
IIaryictuwn. The lot FONTS lJ0NlJO feet on the
south line OF said street. 49, -.
After The above sale If the request of Mrs. fliZl-
beth Perpignon, the following personal property
will be sold:
AU,MBLFTONIAN MARE and COLT:
| complete set Of BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRiGHTTOOLS. GRINDSIONE, &c.-sald
to be Il very fine set;
/ PLOFGll; -,,,,., -
And the usual HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
TERMS: A. 10 personal property, cash. As to
real estate. one third cash; balance IN six and
Twelve months, Interest added and secured by a
trust-dccd. JlLll : : IL / -
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
l. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioutcr. noZ
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GROVE AVENUE
THE MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROP
SRTY ON TIE MARKET.

Al the request Of Mr.. Charming N. Robinson
we shaf self by public auction, on the prem
MONDAY, NOVEMBER @, 1882
at a o'clock +. NJ, his wef-known and TIKI -
WIIARI,E SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AND
error NDs, lying Immediately on Grove avenue ne
inst ,taif mile west from the city, consisting OF
'TIJl4,TY-SIX ACRES OF VERY BEAUTIFUL
LAID; most excellent ana a1 nr ,,I5icS
DWELLING Of about twelve rooms, WIN mouern
observation-disclosures ample. and compete
I'm III rs appointments; large aud excellent SlA-
jIFS BktNS, &C., all in nice order: extellslNs W
and beautiful LAWN, and a very large grove Oh
,he 6nest oaks surrounding the dwelling.
Tlis property Is well known Is one "a our mos
h,ndsnme and valuable suburban residences; Is
in al respects the nost attractive on me harhe''
and needs only 10 he seen TO bc appreciateu. =.
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal. and announcer NJ
sale. -. A. oroo
plat Of the property may he seen ~ the once
of the auctionecrs. aud will he exhibited at inc
time OF sale: aud the property viii he sold either
as a whole or su-6iyidcd as may seem best at the
time Of sale.
Conycyances viii lie In readiness nj our office for
the accommodation Of parties wishing 70 attend
the sale. w lie Ii , = ~ W."
oc 81 huctIoncers.
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| Leave =, ...oo :, q,
| RicmmOd 2a5 i. " O;ZO ~ D. "'" - D.
| Arrive at $1,000 =. o,- o., .,
7 Ws,PoIni 600 T.. ~ 0:l4 =. ~ 33D J.. ".

Passenger tram connects ut N'st Ioh' daily
except Sunday with steamers Tor ba''i'h'Il al9
Freight trains leaving Richmond at 525A ".
and GOO =. N. will have pas,engcr-coacle- ~
tached. ,,.,, 1900, =.
Train No A connects at Burkcyill" With NOr-
folk and Western railroad for Fanny .i., yacl-
burx and all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through passenger stop, - all Ia
tIons, connecting Mt Suthcrln's WITH Milton ana
suherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad Tor hilt1n' Al
salisbury with Western North Carol na railroad
for All points in Western North tarOilut; al At
I.nts for all points South and SOutawc-t.
Train No. 81 Through passenger anG msiu stops
AT All stations. connecting at Suibcrii- with Mll
ton and Suthcrlin Narrow-t1uge rsilroad for
Milton :st Charlotte with Charlotte. Colombia snd
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta, >ayan-
nah. and Florida points
Trains from the south arrive a. Richmond AZ
4:55 T.. ". 600 A. NJ, and l.IG T.. 81. and frlia
West Poin' at 1920 4. VI. Passenger, aud 800
l.. NJ. and 1910 f.. ". FTcightl
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sunday cycurs.autuin
LEAvE TtTfN-IJE1-N0EIII

LEANE ItI fNtI-I ~ TT-III
3:5S 4. NJ. FAST MhIL.ctIy. PU'n.HH .'.ti.
or on To- tr.il lc,N To-. ,lIii -t..
3r. Na.biu-ton.
7:OS 4. NJ. THROUGH MAIL. d .t.t. ..n.t..'-
ing with Richmond. i0..,..., ..fl
anG loious" railroad o.. n. I..Ift
east and vs. q al-Y m-. "..U.-
ton with tID-ap'a l... ....4. ..'-
road fer al points wN.L I.' trNn
~,Dp- t chester. 4. ..i
Dmwry'- Blih Pulu ...r,rit-
tHernjaeA-.lFi.. .tii 81 .lIlsl .I.
3:2j p. ~, TIlROl NAIL.f1it.. .a.,l. b
win Richmond. rn..t"I. - hang .. a
Potomac railroad i.r .'- f--t
and c-f. ID masking .NrtI.r
with the th' 4lCf'.. .U.t f'..Y rlll-
rca, f0r al points y .--. Ihi~ t-s.n
stops 40 Chester trN irntr.lia
Pullman sleeper. go l.'- frflu uc-
tween savannah ans Nfw tolt.
7:5- 4. ~, FREIGHT daily. except ~unit'.
5:l3 L. NJ. FREIGHT. dliIv.tNr. >..LIH.
49, a. ~ sunday excursion
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DICHMOND. FREDEnIlK,ErEH

7 II VI y y II 7 INTIIII.II ErII NW
IL AND POTOMAC EAIIRO Ap.-~rl,lufD
commencing NOVEMBER %. le-2:
900 4. 81 leave, + yrG->irtct station daily: .f.f.
only ~ Milford rd Frederick .lurs.
$40 y. NJ leave I'yrG->' rcct Station daily .tN-
cclt sunday.
445 Z. NJ. lclVcs Byri->.r,e, station daily.
(>lCcporJ
400 i. NJ, accommodation for Ashland. l,ls..
Brotd->ircct station daily .tNrtrt.
sundays.
ll:3o A. NJ arrive az Byrd-sircci a'.on d.lg.
l>lccp,rJ
500 T. NJ arrives al Byri->tr,,t ,'a'.oh daily.
makes no local stops.
9;}S /. VI. arrive, az Ryrl-> trrtt station ,l.fI-
except sunday.
sou \. NJ. Accommodation. arrive. 40 Er.4.-
street station dtil. ItNcrff ~uutttI.
n , e. \. IA1LoE. Gen, RAJ Ticket Agent.
r. J. -. MYERS, General >uu,r.nfcuI,nI. l.f
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auetionecr,
1113 Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT LAR

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT LARGE
i BRICK FACTORY AND VACANT PRO
PERTE on THE sou TIIWEST CORNER OF
MAYO AID ROSS STREETS; ALSO. \ BRICK
AND \ FRAME DWELLING on COLLEGE
STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
STREETS.-liy virtue of deed Of trust executed
hy l.. -. james and wife To the undersigned
trustee. dated 30ih March, / 40. and duly record
cd In Richmond Chauccry Court. ID. Il. 1O7 u. y.
$50. 10 secure payment Of Il certain note therein
mentioned, and whereas default having been made
In the payment of said note. and being requested
by the beneficiary 80 10 do, | will sell ri public
auction. on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1852,
at o'clock commencing at Mayo street. the fol-
lowing property:
That LARGE BRICK FACTORY. three stories
high froaiing on Mayo street extending back 81
feet. with 4 wing extending towdrd, Ross street
80 feet. The lot fronts So feet on Ross street
with depth Of 10 feet ~ an alley. The lot on
which the brick wing of the factory is located IS
29X55 feet. For any manufacturing purpose this
lot j, desirable
After the above / will sci the TWO-STORY
BRICK HOUSE. with three rooms, and the small
FRAME HOUSE with brick basement. both on the
east line Of College between Marshall aud CLAW
streets, lot s5ieXlO0 feet.
TERMS: BY consent. one fourth cash: balance
IN tx, twelve, and eighteen months interest add
ed. secured 10y trust deed.
,r,,o..... NJ :. QUhRLES, Trustee.
-. lIpNISoN bHOWN' Auctionccr. nO2
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by Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A GRAND SALE BY TRUSTEES

LARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTiFULBuiLp'N"
LOTS
ON WEST FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS
INTIIEPLAN OF BELLViLLE'
IN TIE MIDST OF TIE BEST GROWTH or
THE CITY,
AT AUCTION.
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer
lO1G Main street.

Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
lOlG Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL HOUSE
i AND LOT IN THE WEST END.-By virtue
of a ceNdn deed of trust. dated October Is, 1850.
and recorded in Richmond Chancrry Court, ID. II.
III G., page 270' default having been made in the
paymen; Of a note therein described. and being re-
quired to do by the beneficiary, | shall sell by
auction Oliiihc premises. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1852,
at O'Clock L. NJ, the following PROPERTY
conveyed in said deed A certain LOT OF LAND.
with Il small framed house thereon. fronting thirty
feet on The north line of Claiborne street near
Randolph street. and extending back l2j feet 10
AN alley 6 feet inckes wide.
TERMS: Cash Is to costs of sale and note Of
500, with interest from October Is, 1882; bal
FURMIY TUPPER, Trustee.
FURMAN TUrPER, Auciioneer. no
A RARE CHANCE.
Auction SALE Ar VANITY FAIR
MONDAY MORNING,
Il. lD1s o'clock,
sTATUARY, MtlslC-BoX.
FINE BlCiCLE, CALEGRAPI
FINE ENGRAVINGS and OIL-PAINTiNGS.
SlLNER-PL ATED WAEE,
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES,
NEW COOkING-sTOVES.
FINE TEN-YEAR-OLD WHISkEYS,
CHAMPAGNES, WINES,
CIGARS, TOBACCOS,
GROCERIES, HElC-A-BRAC.
FANCY GOODS.
CORSETS, TOiLET-SOAP,
LIMITING. FLAGS. DECORATIONS,
LUMBER, COATSS COTTON,
MUSTARD, LlCOKICE,
100 iLACklNE.
FINE lit MING SUIT.
FINE BRIDES. WHIPS. &C.
ana many other rare useful and beautiful articles
beng The donations and exhibits al VANITY
FAIR not yet disposed u
Admission free. Seats rcseIyed for ladies. The
trade invited
TERMS: Cash. Amounts Of $50 thirty DAYS.
WIN approved security NOS
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE
L sTORY-AND-BAsEMENT DIET {, WI Ep
BRICK DWELLING, No. ia SOUTH 81 ~,
RET TWEEN GARY AND CANAL sTREEIS.-As
trustees I'm decd Of trust executed 10y william VI.
Hall and wife, dated November 10. 1879. ana by
virtue Of n decree of the Chanccry Court ol tle
city OF Richmond, entered October 80, 1857 III
the suit Of Hall ts. Macon and upper, trustees
and others, being required so 10 do by the parties
interested, we shall sell by auction, on the preml-
scs,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1882,
nj o'clock l.. NJ. al that LAND IN the city Of
Richmond, with the Improvements thereon, 'front.'
ing 4Gh feet on The west line Of sixth street, he
tween Cary and Canal stree :, ana running back
between parallel lines | ; feet 10 IN alley Ia reel
wide. The house. conveniently arranged ana SUP
staniIlly built, has twelve rooms. including Datn-
room: also, detached kitchen and stable IN yard.
The property Is yielding good rental.
TERMS: One third cash: and the residue NJ X
twelve. and eighteen months. the piirci astr CIV
ing his negotiable notes for deferred payments,
and title retained until all the purchase-moncy IL
paid and deed ordered by Court.
GEORGE *. MACON Trustece
FURMAN TUPPER, !
FCEMAS TUFPEH Anctionccr. no .
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All regular passenger trains stop no Boz sir.
PILLMAN-CAR ~IKNIDL
on Train 30. New ork and Atlanta r'd "a.i-
inrtOa and D&nvtlie
On Train 54-Ilchmond anal Dln''l'c. AID
Washington and Charleston.
Tickets sold % all point south. .nlf1 ..-t 'rf
southwest. and baggage checked Through.
Nolay-oyer checks given al local r g.
II. >IAi tillilt.
General Pas. ser ig.l p
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
y VI ETNTC0rT. General MANAGER nos
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DICHMOND And PLTLEoEjhO
LEAVE RICHMOND --oyui.

lI.4S 4. 81. THROUGH MAIL. daily. coru,rt-
Ing for Raj Ugh. Char Soil, au-
giista. Aiken. savanna Dbl. fni q fA-
sonyiiic. stop zoo tnr-..r luI Cone
tralia. Pullman -I.tNl- triW.i "a
New York 7n1 savanna. .D Oh s.
train.
315 p. NJ. FAST NAI.Guly. " a,,trr.,t
connections for savannah. pIIi-
man sleeper between Washington
and tharls-t.u.
g:5s Z. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. du'f. c.uro.t-
ing for Charleston. ~.s .tUi... fni
flofila points. stop. lf Chester.
Pullman Sleeper l.tNDea Ng-fIuE-
tom ami .itrk-ousIlIr.
G:5s \. NJ. IEEIGHI. daily. s>...f sunday.
5:l3 p. ~, FREIGHT, dtl', ..f -In..
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400 +. "
Cos r. VI
YORK-RIVER LINZ


Passenger iFrcisnt dgi- Frrieht dai'y
daily. llyeN. smGyl *. sunday.
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- y v3rI.e ~. ce~1ia.a 1000 A. Aeeree
~ St~>-se5 <-c.c ,kn 6icrlr ~ ehc
n.,c,, C,sc'.Ss 0c.,~< !. 4 c.,,.e ,-hcreIn
rc.s.H 49, T.k~ C--~1.~~~ker 1~res~
rsrI-s ~ ~ sni-~ 49, ~ 49, 4Isir-
M: s-I 0,,.s. IN. {Ts.cv iiohn.
II .-s S~S.s.-ss .-..s-;.x 40 ~
49, srs s"~ ~ ..n.s~ srsssf. ~ec.
sic-~s s-s'r s-."..,s ~ s.s5 5ec-.e s-1
t,o.eo, ..,n .n.esss' e. nv o ~ q ~, ~
49,. 49,.
49,. -
oAIOfkpA4, ~ e1n IN 49,
vG8u1S ~ ~ 400,
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---
NOTICE i hereby given, that BY
- virtue o. a order q 2 Circuit
Court Of Dubois county Indiana, tne
undersigned, Admin1ssrator q nc
Estate Of Mary Evenes deceased, viii of'
fes for sale q Public Auction, % the
premises, one mile from Jasper on
SATURDAY. November nth. 1892.
~. eonoxvsro acecr,bed rcal es1afe nm.
sssd n nnheIs countv. Ana Glets o. IN.
to~wit.
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~ The new time table went into sf-
1ect % The railroad last Monday. and
trains now leave Jaspoe f0r Evansville :
6:l5 ~ the morning, connecting there
With trains - the y. q =. II. for Louie
Vile, Cincinnati and the East. Another
train leaves lasper q 10 30 II The morn
ing. By which passengers can 20 70
LouisvIIIo over the L. r. q ST. II road,
BY laying over IN Huutingburg I'VE hours.
The e1ort 20 reduce time from Louie
yiI!e % s. Isouis, By putting On fssi
trains - Tire "Air-L{ne,n has resulted "A
making The time several hours longer
rom Jasper % LouIsviIIe, and made Il %
me Interest Of passengers going east nom
here % 90 via Evansville and Vinccnues.
and 70 take the early train from Japer.
Trains arrive n jasper q :36 and 3 90
~ the afternoon. This enables our citi-
300 IL 20 % Evansville. and transact
badness tboro for seven hours ana -
turn home The same day. This vii
prove ~ accommodation 70 merchants
and others dealing ID EvansviIlc. end
onRht 70 securo that city tho bulk 81 the
trade from this section. They can also
receive their goods from Evansville tvo
days soone than from New Albany ~
Louisville. AZ least (hat he's been ihell
experlence che present week.
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ny virtue of I cortfned coDv or Z de-
49, 70 M directed nom ne Clerk
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

|uouncement column The name Of M.
Solomon Crook will b found for Com
missioner for tho I'd district. Mr. Crook
10 one OF the best farmers Of Hall Tp.,
and came there when Il was Z compare
tive wilderness, and has helped 20 de-
velop and enrich Il. He has been : citi-
zen there for moro than thirty years, and
by bic industry, upright character and
progressive spirit has gained The respect
or all who know him. 6 well q . fair
share OF this worlds goods. n elected
be will make an excellent Commissioner
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

AZ s4ss.oes dressing 80 ne hsir. IN I'm 80 h
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-30
Breaches of Etiquette. at Court.

There is a story going round in civic
circles to the effect that a lady, dis
tinguished in that social world of which
the Mansion house is the center, COM
mitted d strange and most inexcusable
breach of etiquette, on the occasion of
the recent visit of the queen to Epping
forest. The lady had to make small
presentation to her majesty, and instead
of kissing the royal hand. she shook it
vigorously! | never heard OF but one
other person who made similar mis-
take, and that was a young student of
Trinity college, Dublin, now the staid
vicar of a parish in Cheshire, whom
nervousness overcame when he was first
introduced to the presence of royalty.
Hudson, we know, once offered his arm
to the queen, but her majesty, thinking,
doubtless, that the railway king had
matters on his mind more important
than court etiquette accepted it with
smiling grace London World.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-30
Garibaldi's Wardrobe.

Garfbaldi's wardrobe was always
meager When he went to fight with
the French in 1871, his servant carried
it in a small satchel. Once woman,
who was called in to do his washing,
ventured to remark that she could not
find his shirts. ssMy shirtsi / have but
two. he replied. ''You must have one
in the wash, have the other on. With
little order and calculation, two shirts
are plenty Garibaldi' philosophy
was never surpassed, unless by that
Kentucky gentleman who possessed but
one shirt, and was accustomed to lie in
bed one day each week TO have the sa-
cred garment washed. One morning,
while he was at rest, his wife rushed in
and cried: bill. the burned calf hez
ct your Shirt" Upon this, Bill remark
ed TRANQUILITY that .'them ez hez must
Josef"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-30
Administrator,s Notice.
ate of William Frfck, deceased.

'
The undersigned, having been appointed Admin
istrator of the estate of William Prick. late OF
the comfy of Rock Island. State of Illinois, deceas
ed, hereby gives notice that he viii appear before
the county court of Rock Island county, at the Of
fee OF the Clerk of said Court in the city al Rock
Island, at the Nov, term, the Second Monday IN
NOV. next, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate notified and requested to at
tend for the purpose of having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated this 14th day of Sept. A. D., 1892.
HENRY j. FRICK, Administrator.
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