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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-17
By II. Seldom Taylor,

Ecal Fstltc Agent and AuctiOncor,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
A UCTION SALE or LONG CREDIT
"A OF THAT TIREE-STORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING. No. 1414 FRANKLIN
STREET. A Do DINING TIE BALLARD
USt.-At the request Of the owner VIII otter
for sale. upon the premises. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1882,
1T = O'Clock i. NJ. Tor Immediately after the sale
of the property advertised by Mcssrs. ". Goddin
Y son. auctionecrsl. the STORE AND DWELL
M. rs above located, ana now occupied by g. e..
Anthony. II contains six rooms above the store
WIN modern Improvements and kitchen with
three rooms. and II rents at price that will pay
good Interest upon the amount II l. likely 10 sell
Tor. The lot fronts % 3-l2 by about 6J feet
TERMS: One third cash; the balance al one.
two, and three years for negotiable notes with Is
per cent. int est added. and secured by deed of
trust H. SELDOM 'rANIOR
noI6 Auctionccr
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AUCTION aALEs--Future Deys.
BY Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Arentand Auctioneer'
1113 Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION OF THE
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
BUILDING,
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND TBIR
TENTH STREETS.
TrrrsDAy, NOVEMBER 81, 1882,
IO'CLOCK P.M

By virtue Of authority vested In me as trustee ~
certain deed of trust for the benefit OF thc cre.i
tors OF the Richmond Ranking ana insuran,c ~.
Compsny which deed Is duly recordeu III uE
clerks Office Richmond Chanceiy court, ~
nrorced TO sell. Mt public auction, on the prel,ses'
On the ,lay and hour above stated, the bhNhlNp1
HOUSE In which the said company son n1 Co,
thc,r business. fronting on Main street ~ iee''
with n depth of A feet TO M alley feet WIDE
This building, situated on one or thc most pto-
innnt corners of our business thOrOughfires Is so
we'll known 10 the public that DESCRIPTION re Of Of
urnt is useless suffice IL to say that II Is one U
he MOT substsntial fnur-story structures TO DC
fonnG in the city, with elegant basement ana y
beautiful mans:rd roof No money WIS spared III
its careful construction. The large ana spacious
vaults both In basement and bnklng-roon' cost
ing over $4,000. are conceded to be me hucst ~
the city for security and durability, being 39li nun,
with heavy wrought-iron httice-work. inlDelncu
and encased in chilled iron, aud surrounded wltn
granite There are three offices on second noor
and three on third fOOr--ail occupied.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance In FOUR elght'
and twelve months per cent. interest, secured d!
trusI-deed. CHARLES T.. WHlTLOCk.
'' Trustee
j. THOMPSON BFowN, Auctioneer. no ~
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by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.


VALGJABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
WEST MAIN STREET., SOUTHEAST OR
NFR OK MAIN AND PLUM, 40 7-l2 BY $50
FEET IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THAT
BEAUTIFUL SQUARE OF GROUND 0CCu-
PIED BY THE LITTLE SISTERS OF TIE
pooR."To BE DIXipEDINIo LOTS TO SUIT
two deeds Of trust. recorded February Ii. 1879.
and February %, 1879. in The clerks Office of
Richmond Chancerv Court and at the request of
all part,es interested therein, We will sell at auc-
ton. on The premises, Oh
FRIDAY, N0rEMBER II. 1882,
nj Al p. NJ, those VERY DESIRABLE AND
BEAUUFCILl-LOCAT BUILDING LOTS
as above described.
The street railway i now running up Main
street. which + bound TO improve this prOpe, ~.
MaIn street Is graded. There j. city water. cll-
vcrts. and gas in 'front.' and this sale offers good
Investment as can now he made I'm the West End.
block of tenements would pay woll on q Is
ground
TERMS. One third cash balance at six. twclse.
and eighteen months, interest added. secured ky
trust deed. NJ. w. GILLIAN.
ROBERT H. GILLIAN,
Trustees I'm first deed;
H. G.. CANNON,
10 IL Trustee in second deed.
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CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Snlthlbld. and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.;
EewbcrR, Washington, and Tarboro', \. G., and
all points ia Eastern North Carolina; also, Tor
Eastern shore Of Virginia. Old Point. and III regd.
iar landings on James river, at Low EST RATES
and Though bills issued l.. -. TATUM,
nc rmpeIlntendent.
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A UCTION SALE ON TUESDAY THE
IA 2lsT DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1889. At 4
O'CLOCK 7. NJ. OF THAT EICE DETACHED
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOMBARD AND
MAIN STREETS.-At the request of the owner
we will ofier for sale, upon the premises on the
day above mentioned. the above-dcscrtcd PRO
PERTY.
The HOUSE contains SIX rooms. and i in very
good order having been recently painted &C., and
has the usual cOnvenienccs. Tie lot fronts "a feet
on Main street. and runs back $50 feet 10 an aIley
This property being situated in that part of tie
city which has been lately much improved. should
command tie attention of those seeking good in
vestments. The property is now rented To a good
tenant ~ a fair rental.
TERMS Very liberal. and NJ sale.
QUARLES & AICCTRDY.
no 10 AuctiUncers
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CITY BxxPENsARY.


TtfY DISPENSARY, No. 8,
~ Nj THE
e MEDICAL CO]IEGE OF VIRGINIA,
ccgSFR OF MARsBaLt AND COLLEGE, STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
'OPFN DAILYtsUNDAYS EXCErTEDD
from ~ o'C4sck NJ. TO 9 O'Clock L. NJ.
All INDECENT persons of this city requiring modi-
A. or surgical treatment are entitled 20 the benc-
cts of this Dispcesary free Of charge
The DIxpensarv consists Of the fopowlng &c
Medical, Surgical, Dbdctrical
and Eye Ear, 3s,d Throat under the charge OF the
| professors of the Medical College OF tfrgini5.
Diseases of scnales and the treatment OF the
Eve, Ear, and Threat will receive especial atteii-
ton.
Women wiz also be attended during their con-
hnemcnt at aheir residences, IcU'ided timely
notice lie given.
MEDICAL OFFICERS Of THE INSTITUTION:
Attending Physicians: DIR. NJ. L. 'James, DIR. >.
s. ID. Cullen, Dr. }. :. Wexford, DF. Chatles Nj.
Hiclds, DIR. X. 4. Coleman.
Dispeasary Physicians: DIR. William f.hcrccr
and DIR. Edw. Mccarthy. ,,.,,
Superintendent Of Ptllilic Charities.
no l6-lw
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Gr&S, SPORTING Gaans l..

GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.-In a
~ store - isrge and complcta as -
sortmcni N BREEclI-LoAIusG Co. 4
y, - y rs, Doth OF risIishand Amerieas ~2k
make. fnnFkx from $50 upwards: also a I.rgo
stock Of Muz.Tk>L0ADiNG GUNS and ali kIn5s
81 SOOTHING GOODS for sale as cheap rs they
, ,ss, DC bought an Twtfe; REPAIRING done il
,,l U Va; also, agagt for the cejebraieJ
J er sportlng-PcYdeg spd Blasting-pcw-,
" oc 25-lm
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By sampson & Adanlsou,
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN EN-.
~ CELLENT FARM or six lINDRED AMI
THIRTEEN ACRES. ADJOINING THE CLIO.
NER HILL COAL-MIkE- IL CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. Vain pursuance # the DEGREES OF
che CieSuit Court Of Chesterfield county, entered
May C. 1879. November &c. 1850. and May g
1852. respectively, IN the cause Of - Emma d.
Cox, guardian. &C., Is. Cox and dkS," depending
therein, We. the undersigned. special commts som
els. viii offer for sale by public auction, III the
Clover iiiil cOli-mincs. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1882.
at 49, o'clock p. W., that TRULY VALUABLE
AND EXCELLENT FARM. containing SIX
HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN (6I3) ACRES.
adjoining the said Glover llll COal-Nline- aud the
latds Of 4. II. riZzard and others. known as the
GLOVER hill FARM formerly The resi-
dence OF Judge james H. Cox, and of which j. i.
Cox dicd seized and possessed.
ThIsis an excellent farm. and has comfortable
DWELLiNG-IIOUSE thereon, with the usual
rm-builcings-all I'm good repair: and there IS
every indication that the place abOunds in coal.
Also. at fhc same time and place. SMALL
TRACT or LAND of As ACRES. adjoining
said farm.
TERMS: One fourth cash: and the residue on
credit of one two and three years. IN equal install
ments, with interest on the deferred payments
from day Of sale. payable scm-annually, and title
retained mill the whole Of purchase money Is paid
and a conveyance ordered by the Court.
MEADE HASKINS.
ID. =. WOODBRIDGE.
Oc 27-2taw3w Special Commissioners.
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By Sampson II Adamson,
(successors to john T. Sampson & Dr0ther,l
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF COAL PRO-
L PERTY At THE CLOVER-IIIL COAL
MINES, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA
Bv virtue Of deed of tIust from W. 4. Robert
son. and c. a. Robertson, his wife, and g. ii.
Robertson, trustee, bearing date on the lOih day
of December. 1879. and recorded In the clerk 5
Office of the County Court N Chesterfield county.
and being required 80 TODD by the creditors Sc
cured thereby. VII sell by public auction, on the
premises. on the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882.
at IL o'clock NJ FOUR UNDIVIDED EIGIi-
TEE\TIIS (4-1Sl of the COAL INTEREST In
what f. known rs the "ROBERTSON COAL
PROPERTY" the same being the coal ~ Isincral
underlying that certain TRACT OF LAND. con-
tanning 100 ACRES. situate and being ut the
ClovCr-Iiil coa-nlines. in the county of Chester
field and State Of Virginia. bonded on The north
by the lands Of the irlght-fispc Railway Com
pany south by the sands of the c.tatc Of William
WOrShan. deceased east by the lands of The estate
of Thomas Fendlcy- deceased; aud west ~ the
lands of the said ". T.. Robertson.
portion OF this property has been worked, and
the coal Welded Is of excellent quality.
TERMS: one fourth cash. and tie residue upon
equal credits 81 six. twelve. and eighteen months
the purchaser tD eNccOtg his negotiable notes for
the deferred payments of the ptrchasc-m0Rey.
with interest added from the dry Of sale. and &c
cure the payment of the same 10y deed of irgst
upon the said property. -
MEADE IIASKINS, Trustee.
SAMPSON & ADAMsON. Auctioneers. Oc II
By Sampson & Adanisou,
Ianf ~ at A0p
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BY n. u. Cbafln & Co.,
Resl Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ] north Tenth street. -.
LECTION SALE OF NICE TWO
n STORY AND BASEMENT STOCK-BRlCk
DWELLING. SITUATED ON TIE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF JEfFERSoN AND CANAL
sTRFFTS CONTAINING EIGHT 90 vi
WiJsI MODERN IMPROvEMESTS.-Mth the re.
ouesf of the owner. who IS nonresident, we VIII
sell ut public auction, on tic premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1882,
at 4 o'clock T.. NJ, The shove descrilyd COM. COM.
FoRTAHIF AND CONVENIENT Y-LOCATED
DWELLING. containing eight rooms gas, w;s'er,
and other modern improvements.
This sale offers good opportunity Tor those IN
search OF an Investment Is CONVENIENT location
will always command good rental, and seldom Is
such opportunity presented Tor purchasing q
nice home.
TERMS: One fourth cash; baancc In SIX
n. II. CHAFFIN & CO.,
nolO Auctlonecrs.
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By william II. LYME & Coz
Real Estate Agents aud Aucuefeers'
l113 Main street.

u,pIrsTEE,s SALE OF TWO TWO
STORY FRAME TENEMENT DWELdLr-
iNGs on DDvAL SILENT MAX y, ,rl bs hear.
Inc date respectively the 18th April. ls7s, anu
5th March, 1870. recorded In the clerks once 90
the Richmond Chancery Court, rcspecuuvsi'', 4 IA
A. page 142, tefarit having been made IN me pay
ment % tie debts secured thereby, ana hene ~ ~,
auired so to do by the beneficiary tnereih' sn"'
sell by Public auctioa> on the premiscs,oh
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1882
NJ 4 o'clock +. NJ. the real. ESTATE descriD y. :,
in said deeds-t0 vst. TWO TWO-STOkf fIsAME
TENEMENT DWELLINGS, with lots no ,,
together about sfty-nye Feet on me SOUTH s'uc vi
TERMS: Cash rs 20 expenses OF sale ana fne sum
OF s3OO with interest thereon; the rcs,uue ~ ne
fotiabIe notes at six and twelve mouths with iii-
tcrcst added. and secured 10y 9 deed OF trust.
y. NJ. LEE, Trustee.
II, III Ixxr 4 CO. Ancflonecrs. MOI
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DOARDERS WANTED.

WANTED. BY a GRADUATE AND
w MEDALIST IN PENMANSIIIP. who IS II
ready accountant. an OFFICE CLERkSiIIP or
position of COPYiST AND AMANUENSIS. Re
fcrenceS: Professor II. G. Spencer. Pre- 4dent
Spenccrian business College, Washington, u. c.:
Professor II. J. Williamson. penman, and others.
Address Miss NJ,
no 15-cOd5t care Carrier No. IL. city.
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(su0-essOrs TO Robert u. Lync.l
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and Brokers,
1912 Main street.
VRUsTEE'S SALE OF TIE ENTIRE
l. OUTFIT OF THE ESTABLISHMENT At
TEENTIi AND FRANKLIN srREETs. OVER
THE DRUGSTORE OF MIR. G. 4. BERRIAN, AT
PUBLIC AUCTiON.-As trustee of the kich,,
moud Banking AID Insurance Company, VIII
sell, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH.
nj IL O'Clock, thc ENTIRE OTiyFIT of the
aforementioned establishment, COTS sting of
CARPETS. MIRRORS.
BEDDING, GLASSWARE,
COOKING UTENSILS.
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE,
CHAIRS TABLES.
CURTAINS, CROCkERY.
IRON SAFE.
sale positive and without reserve.
C. L. WHITLoCK, Trustee.
L. b. COOK. Salesman. 10 -
BY f.. Il. Cook Auctionecr,
No. "a Ninth street.
formerly Virginia Opera-liouse.
r ARGE ASSORTMENT OF EXCEL
- LENT ,FTENlTURE. GARPETS; pEsks;;
LENT FURNITURE, comprising
l WALNUT PAkLOR ST n In Brown Reps:
l NEARLY NEW WALNUT CHAMBER SET.
complete, IN perfect order. marble pieces;
] YELLOW CHAMBER SET. complete:
set (Old-iashiOn) DINISG-TABLES three
pieccs). with claw feet:
Several MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS, WASH
STANDS, BEDSTEADS, Il L RE \ L : a.,
CHAIRS;
OiL-PAlNTINGS SAFES. LOUNGES.
HAIR and SiU Ck-MATTRESSES,
CRoCKERYWARE. STOVES,
l WALNUT BOOKCASE.
i SOLID WALNUT LIBRARY or OFFICE
DESK, an ELEGANT piece of furnilurc;
! STAND. OFFICE-DESKS. solid Walnut:
8 BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS. differ
cnt sizes-some rs good as new: together
with great many ether goods In the house
keeping line.
Particular attention is asked as the sale IS posi-
tive, being tie contributions of several families
leaving the CITY.
Goods must be removed Immediately after the
sale 10 make room for other cOnsignmcnts.
no II j.. H.. COOK, AuctiCnoer.
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DICHMOND. rRrDERIcK,BrR,
CHESAPEAKE AND OUIORAILWAl

{ CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
1852. ~ -""i-i. 80
DEPART RICHMOND; Lom>,iil, and C.rc.n-
nan express, 5:l5 +. VI. daily: mail. ; A. ii.
daliy except sunday: Charlotie,yIlic accormr,1-
Gallon S;55 l.. VI. daily; for Norfolk ana Ola
l r0lnt, $3.50 y. NJ, and i:ls T.. VI. daily except
rI TIE 5;l5 I: VI; TRAIN DOES NOT STOP
,,AhklNE RICHMOND: From the West . A.
VI. uailN from Norfolk and old PolEt ll:IJ An
ana f;5o L. NJ daily lcNcep, sunday
cta unah siseplng-cars and day coiches from
Cincinnati without change
Iicket-ohces: 1000 Main street and Chez.
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
II. ". FULLER,
~ u s,,,.,, General Passenger Agent
" s-'ii' h'bentrai Manager. uc99
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Passenger Freight dai- .ioht o t
daily. ,lyeX. Suudy en..>ani ...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-01
BELLAIRE.

The last variety show Of the season was
given at IilchS Hall last night. 1t was 4
benefit 70 Mason, the manager.
The wife OF conductor Burkhead, uI the
L. II l.. ". K, H., Is visiting her parents in
Marietta.
John Beam, who at one time kept sta
tionery store in Bellairc, died in Washing
ton township, yesterday.
The Tu-ndr Society is making the biggest
kind OF preparations for their Fourth OF
July picnic in their new Turner Grove on
the Mckelvcy farm, out the narrow gauge.
The Bellaire Window Glass house EN-
ployes We're paid Oft yesterday. the bars
drawn and the fires allowed to go out for
two months. II being Il special occasion
some refreshments were provided and
good time was had by all OF them i'll the al
ternoon. The Bottle works also made
their last blowing yesterday.
Yesterday evening called meeting OF
the LyCeum Reading MON was held at
their hall in honor of Mr.. W. 4. Johnson,
who will leave the city for New Albany,
Ind, next Tuesday.
Not single unfortunate has been before
His Honor, the Mayor, for two or three
days.
The horse race between K. T.. Meals nag
and Adam Faupers, will take place on
W heellBg island TINS AFTERNOON, lnStcau VI
Monday. Considerable interest in taken in
the race here, and quite number OF our
people will attend.
The Bellairc Lantern Globe Works will
continue to run just as long Us the men can
be induced to work. The management
have no intention of shutting down.
The poStotliCe will likely be- removed to
the new building, on Union street. Then,
my countrymen, there will be renewal Of
hOstilities.
Father McShane, OF ST. Joseph, Perry
county, Ohio, died very suddenly yeSter-
day morning at the parsonage OF the
Catholic Church, in this city, He has
been here for some days attending 10 tue
pa rochial duties OF Father Gull, who IS in
St. Louis, and was taken suddenly III
Thursday night and his illness eliminated
in his death a. above. His remains were
forward to his home last night over the
Is. 4 ..
Col. David Rankin, OF this city, yester-
dav sent beautiful horse shoe OF tube
roses and other flowers to his niece, Miss
Jennie Sylvis. one OF the graduates Of the
Wheeling public schools.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-01
FART !.
Public SaIe of Real Estate.

NV VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Circui, Court Of Ohio county, West ~,
1tnia, rendered on the 18th day OF MAY, o.,
In n suit in chancery therein penains :ss com.
Claimant and Thomas Burke and Others Wer"
defendants, will, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST ., l'1'
Ann o,cIoc,x 4. NJ. at the front door OF lhe
Gonrt Unusa OF Ohio county, sell NJ pu ,p.t
auction this following described Prolrir' -
;s 70 sov. q norton OF lot numberci tniIy
seyen IN on the west side OF Nhlh $3.50
Cantre wheeling which porton j. conan, :,
within the following bouhuries: ,fe'nca snotb
LIN Inc east line Of the lot 81 le'
;rcbes 10 jbut exclusive OIL III: hu u
- The house form erly belonging To f.ilLtp ~,
Tshnu> and erected on lhe south hahI '" -,
lot; thence west, AT rlghl hhsien ~ sa ~ lot;
.Jr.et iSl feet to an alley In rear OF sNI .,.
,bence north, parallel with Main stree la
80 fnot 4 inches TO the northwest corhrf 81 iot
r., ihence east with the L orth line ni D. ,e-
shout 10 feet to place Of beginning, 20 Is,,s-
serving TO owners and occupsnt' ~ .dioipIng
mont on The south quarter OF t ,,n With the
ioi -. the right OF way, In co"rav fronting
pa, rec feet on Main s'rert anu e, I'm Ia,
west Of even width. about ~ vs.atd nor,!1n Of
the tenement erected onmapt on The south
int n and the said tenshen' "
quarter OF lot s.. ,,a.,hIrd OF the purch a.
TERMS OF "a Ln,,cb more a. the putc"'~
money lor 80 .h in hand on the day o. -,
may eleo , ainder in two equat ihsVa
| anu t and eighteen montils I'm nat
| ~ M W. day OF sale, Win llet,o ha secured
aar the deferred lnsthliin oiarty sold.
| by deed OF Iu'' HI HENRY II. RUSSELL
| speciai Commissi"ne';v N
| "a HALLER, Auctioneer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-01
The French Lottery.

It is announced that the French Govern
mcnt has authorized another Lottery, so
pressing has been the demand for it on the
part OF the people. The previous one eX,
cited unbounded enthusiasm among all
classes. and the wide distribution OF the
prizes gave all ranks a taste Of the satiSlac-
lion to I've had in the easily acquired gains
Uf the Lottery.
Yet neither the French nor any other
European or American scheme compares in
Nberality with the new one OF the long
established Louisiana State Lottery COM
rany set forth at length in another column
OF this paper. 10 be drawn on the llth OF
July. and monthly thereafter, under the
sole direction of Gems. Beaurcgard and
Early. twill be seen that in this scheme
SO, 600 is given on - ticket. constituting
it the largest offer for that price ever pre-
sented. >, =.
That this Company will perform all it
promises is ROW well established in the
public mind. The whole scheme will be
found interesting reading and bear careful
analysis.
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Sonnehorn's Songstrcss.

The Bard of Avon truly says, tn" dress doth
make the man,
And even If ii did not We here proclaim for
>oOh,
That what is bright and rare In style ere
rarely gets the ban,
For rich and good proclaim the fact that
bcauty'S next 10 youth.
Arraycd in Spo,lc>S linen with Il nccktic lie
bOnH'r,
What man of average gumpt!"u will not feel
u sense Of pride,
We tell You everybody says of himself he
takes great :arU,
Nnd the resultant conclusion j., there's SOM"
one else beside.
Bot Why 90 on to tell of one who might, per
hays, have lovers?
These lines ar" only written for the purpose
here presented
That the firm which * well known aN that
Of Somehow Bros,
Saws 10 YOU, every reader call in aud find
things aS represented,
The machine being somewhat out OF or
der. the prose facts follow To the simple
statement that the McN>rs. Somehow
Ilros.. the dealers in gents furnishing
goods have a supply which il will pay you
TO see and inspect. The firm informs the
writer that some very handsome articles
are in stock at very low prices.
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And that is the reason AIN going to the

And that is the reason AIN going 10 the
Glory hniIeI'ujah Glory halleIu!ah,
am going 10 the Lord.
Here Guiteau's voice failed and he bowed
his head and broke into sobs, but he rallied
a little and went on with his chant
! saved my party and my land,
Glory hallclujah!
But they have murdered me for it, and that is
the reason am going TO the LOrdy.
Glory hHllrluiah. Glory haileIuleh!
am going 10 the LOrdy.
Here again feeling overcame him, and he
leaned his head on the shoulder OF DR..
Hicks and sobbed pitifully, still he went
on:
l wonder what will do when l get to the
Lordy:
guess that will weep no more when | get
to the Lordy.
Glory hallclujah! Glory halleluish!
Here There Was Another Interruption,
caused by the sObs and emotions which he
was unable to repress. He wept bitterly and
then with quirering lips, and mournful tones
he went on TO finish his ditty:
i expect to see most splendid things beyond
all earthly conception, when am with the
Iordy,
Glory hallelujah;
(Raising his voice to his highest pitch ne
could cOmmand,)
"Glory hallcluiah, ! am with the Lord"
This Closed the Chant,
and then Rev Mr.. Hicks gave Guiteau his
final benediction and farewell saying tod,
t he Father, be with thee and give thee
peace forever more
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-01
HORNBROOK'S PARK.
Opportunity for Delightful Time To-
morrow.

The sacred entertainments at Horn
brooks Park. which have taken place on
Wednesdays and Thursdays, are voted by
ali who have had the pleasure of attending,
occasions deserving OF all the encomiums
which could be uttered There is no ques,
ton of doubt but that the Opera House
Orchestra there gets in its best work, so to
speak. and the music is simply supurb. Ii
YOU would enjoy an afternoon of true
pleasure go out there and take your family
or YOUR friends Besides the music, Mana
ger Bedillion furnishes other methods Of
advertisement. and you cannot fail 10 have
royal time in very many ways.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-01
A Remarkable Opcra ton.

When physicians for the human family
perform some wonderful operation in sur
.rry il is a customary thing Tor lengthy
account OF the affair to be reported % the
societies Of which they may happen to be
members and which Is afterwards printed
with possible illustrations. I'm all Vr1hd-
ility veterinary surgeons do work re-
..uIinr as much skill. hut ordinarily ~
great importance Is attached 70 their
r>urk. Hrcc i case Ia r.iU,. Yesterday
=, Rsulsrys reporter VA, shown a tNm',
weighing over pound that Was eNt'"I'.'
from the rr.,tril OF a valuable horse in this
urighIurhuuJ The operation was per
formed by DIR e.. b Robinson. who's oi''"
j. No. ! Eleventh street. DR.. Robinson
CONES here from Canada. and eNh1oltS
Gjplnuas irow veterinary colleges ana
other evidences. showing him 10 be prac
l.rIUutr q extraordinary ability.