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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-10-21

1900. horse and impr'npents taxes 1874 to 1873 . III
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mule and frments, taxes ls77 lsTa 80.
David horse inprmens taxes 1874 1873 .,,E
i Taos % acres az Of W. 81 W. taxes ia8 to ISIS
II horse aud mpT ments taxes 1873 TO 1878 ...-
as II horse horse a fsld s n sR6 s7ss ~ and
Mex horse and nd, implements taxes ls55 and lsfS
ylmontI horse head cattle taxes sz5 and 1875
horse and mPruents, 1878
horse and 1871 and 1875
Tabih horse and npr asats, taxes lszs
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horses taxes 1s7 and 49,.
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vid horses and As head cattle 1877
horle aSd taxes 81 and isi8
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horse and uIr ents, ls75 u 1875. ....,
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40 horses 800 cattle, taxes seventy -two to
lone horse two oxen, do do three TO eight
I139 acres E 10 of NE IA S 81 & w 1-2 of NV
IA S 50 T 6 S r W, taxes n and 70
two horses and impts taxes sevcnty+four 20 eight
one horse two cattle, taxes seVenty-six
improvements, taxes seventy-eight
one horse, do do seven
two horses and impts taxes seventy-fve to eight
one do do do do four do
one horse cattle, taxes seventyfour to eight
go $4,000 acres sub division lot and 20 acres I
8 RS W, taxes scventy-seven and eight
one horse and impts, do do
one horse and impts taxes seventy eight
one horse, taxes seventy seven and eight
impts on homestead, taxes seventy-onc to eight
one horse and impts, taxes seventy-ive to eight
158 acrs Sc Ia of S ] T s w, tax 76 to Isl
one horse six cattle, taxes seYeHty-fourto six
12O acrs in Is g. % Z S r s w, tax Is to 7S
two oxen and impts, taxes seventy-two TO eight
one horse and impts do do -four do
do do do do three do
do do do do six do
one horse, taxes seventy seven and eight
one horse and impts, taxes seventy-t two to eight 4
do do do do do do do do S ssSeu do do
one horse, taxes se1enty-seyon and eight
lmpts and stock, taxes seventy-three to eight
one horse seventy eight cattle, taxes seventy two
one horse 27 cattle, taxes seventy-ono TO eight
one horse and impts, taxes seventy-four 10 eight
one horse taxes seventy eight
one horse, taxes seventy -seFeu and eight
two do do do do
FIVE horses and impts, taxes seyenty-two to five
improvements, taxes seventy-fourto eight
l60 acrs w 1-2 of w IL of sec j T s s r o MI
taxes seventy five to eight
one horse, taxes seventy and eight
do do do do
one horse and impts, taxes seventy-seven & eight
'ne horse twenty CATTLE taxes seventy eight
taxes seVenty-fouF to eight
onc horse ten cattle, taxes seventy-sx tc eight
three horses 16 oxen mule, taxes seventy-seven
800 acrs s 1, 2, IL IL TO S r w, IA to i7SI
80 aers on Barnes creek, horse, tax ~ to 78l
1ne horse, taxes seventy-seven to eight
wo horses seven cattle, taxes seventy-fve to eight
L29 acrs L 8 RI w, on Cal. river, tax 73 to Isl
1ne horse and inpts taxes seventy-seven to eight
40 aers S 8 I 8 S R9 w, d SITS S R4 WI
taxes seVenty-se and eight
me horse one mule, impts, tax seventy-hve to six
wo horses two oxen, taxes seventy-six
me horse tive cattle, taxes seventy five and six
took, taxes seyenty-eight
light oxen, taxes seventy -thTee to seven
me horse and impts taxes seventy-seven & eight
do do do do four to eight
me horse six oxen, taxes seventy three to eight
ne mule two oxen, taxes seventy-two do
nc horse and impts, taxes seVenty-tRo and three
* oxen, taxes seyenty-four to eight
ne horse, taxes seyenty-thFee to eight
npts and stock, taxes seventy seven and eight
ne horse and impts on land c S NJ Co, t as a al
wo horses ~ cattle, taxes seventy-two to eight 4
ne horse and impts, taxes seventy to seventy eight
apta in trade, taxes seVenty-six TO eight 81
ne horse and impts, taxes seyenty-seyena aud eight
ne horse, taxes seventy-seven and eight
ne horse, taxes seventy eight
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ozei, aud iQsp afe5uessss. taxes 1870 rs
NgtAefsts eG. l0 faxas rs III no
q s0fses eSsiie improvements iazes n rs
n nsra aie inps saves
lsoiEes pten ~ eaitse and III sbeep taxcs76 I
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sAisI tasss io46
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90 fonenoa ANT horse and 70 "a 81
sol FontenoL Ant horse and improvements T4to7S 3E
10 Fonteuo, Dozin
81 Fontenos Eeze t72 Isl 81
AZ 45 Eonteno, tax
% 81 Fnteno Leopodone As
10 "A Fonteno, Louis head
46 Fonteno, sandf Is
So Fonteno Thos and eeneight
Fontenot, Thos BI
46I 10
A and improvements to-
81 Ford, PIP horse and 43
80 Ford Washington stock to
go
~ Il Foreman Ozeme horse and 70 to 70 is
IA SO Foreman Mrs Ralph
s7l Connerag stock axess GO
rs Foshel, sandc eight SO
81 Foster imptst 30
10 II Foster horse 20
IL 81 Fountain or
4 o. VIM horses seventyegh 43
Frazer, David 3
II SO Fowler Sam II
"a 80 Francois Joachim horse and eight 10
10 6l Francois, Pierre eight
81 03 Kruger; three CATTLE
Fu,cr, Hiram mare ndfo cattle taxes7 TO 90
IS % Fuer Jno three eight 81
II OS Franks no horse eight =
81 Fcnnel andim eight IL
and mpts
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Bailey, 6..........
Bailey, Isaac $50.
Bailey, lsham.
Bsiley, Jack ......
Bailey, J R........
Bailey, jas Jr. -.
Bailey, James. 49,.
Bailey Thas. 50.
Bailey, John. 800.
Bailey, All -.
Baggett, Andrew j.
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Bnegett, David ~.
Baggett, Thos D.
Darlington. Thes /.
Barnett, n
Bapiisie, Isaac -.
Bapsiste. John
Baptiste, Alex. -. =.
Bgbineau, John.
BnbiaeaH, VllmoHt
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Bass, Aaron $3.50.
Bass, Moses. .....s
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Beasley, Charles.
Bpebe, Amos -. 4
Bell, Randall
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Bennett, Elias NJ. :.
Beneit Aynar Las
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Benoit, Ant, .....,i
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Bernard, Gle. IL Co. |
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Berry Eli. -,
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Butley, William IA
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Breanx, Jean IL. /
Breaux. 1 49,. Z
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Breaux, Louis, III
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Browning, Mary a. y
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BronssArd Aurelius 2
Burke Isaac IL
Breussard, Alcide. 2
Bronssard, Baith'r 2
Bropssard. joseph 1
Broussafd, Lazare 2
Broussartl, Leo n 4
Broussard Theogenl7
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Broussard Chas d. II
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Broussard Isaac. .
BT0assard Jas. !. ID
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Rreineari, D Louis 4
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Brown Henry N. X
Brown, John j :. y
Brown, Joria. !.
Brown, Henry Z
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Bryan. AuthoBy. 2
Buaby j L........
Bu4by Miles 4
Bifxtpn, Alex ~. II
Buxton, James II
Haxipn, Valentine sc
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THE srA1E or LOUISIANA. pAns.a or .ol.1o.sisr.l
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS.
SATURDAY., November IS, 1882,

No Vans Dur AID o. vnar CLASS OF PnorERrY oSE4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-10-21

i horse and and 2 oxen, txaes ~ rs
IL horses and Improvements, taxes % 10
no cattle and improvements, taxes '73 rs
horse and improvements, taxes z 'T8
horse and improvements taxes /" q
3 horses and improvements, taxes /"
horse and improvements taxes III TO rs
lao acres ssse n a B Is A 10 M, lakes '7'T to i7I
z horse aud 3 oxen, lakes i78 10 IS
ge aeses Of land bought Of a kalgis, taxes Is n
3 cattle and ilpprDgenelrtss taxes n 10 rs
1870 acres E5 Df s e Il SOC IN TSS Il Q Nv
fnorth of kVl.islegohilfo) taxes ~ to rs
lpinc cattle ana improvements, taxes to
ena horse, taxes seventy seven 70 ssgenty-eighE
aae borses iszes seventh eght
iatF borsea, iaSes seventy koar 10 segehtF-eiglt
iorse e0f ippts iaEes segepfY-Fe to 78
apf ans sHseala 75 70 'f6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-27
For the Dispatch.l
Malone.

Virginia. awake. The hour Is at hand
When the traitor, Malone. would bctray thee;
For gold he would sell thine honor grand,
And all that our forefathers gave thee.
IIishenchmen stand ready myself to deliver
TO thine enemies ancient, unbending:
Arise then and arm or else he may shiver
The craft which so long we've been Tending.
4 son Of Virginia, his treason he boasts,
Nor bushes his crime to aYOW:
Arouse. ye Nirginians, and marshal your hosts,
Or forever to trcachery bow.
Remember the heritage left you Of yore
BY patriots, whose sword, and whose pen,
Proved their love of Virginia, while red ran their
gore
over mountain, and valley, and fen.
An Arnold, the second. his eye. have been closed.
To the virtue Of glory which shOne
Found the brow of Virginia. so long rs she posed
The Queen State ;" of States on her throne.
Young men of Virginia, arise in your might,
Your hatred and cnmity prove
Towards man VINO would sacrifice Justice and
Right,
At the shrine Of degrading sef-love.
&c maidens, whose tears so lately believed
The graves of our heroes most valiant,
As nightly your pure. holy prayers are renewed,
Let the one for Virginia lie salient.
SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS.
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rh. baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
po npe b "S,s' purchased Of Messrs. A. r.
page in New York. nc aud Wooster ,Ss streets
,ot u.s. SHADES !, The baltimore and Ohio Ex-
IS horsss and 40 wagons, which will be be
made over to the Express COMPANY, h oa
September LIST, with ane "c carrx;un trade
un vi I tha firms business Is finally settled
up' which ,l time is indefinitely fixed as about
the first Of October.
Colonel William II. Ward, OF Nor,o ,,
late OF the Egyptian army, has sailed Tor Tor
San Francisco to take position WIN In , .ns
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. he was
formerly lieutenant in the navy
Mr. Tilden Il talked Of for the Democratic
candidate Tor Governor OF New York, with
a possibility Of his running for the presi-
dental nomination.
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SaratOga's HideOus Women.

Correspondence st. Louis Globe-Democrat.1
An hour Of silence at n morning concert
drew forth the statement that "if they had
| gone round and offered prizes they could
not have gotten many more homely women
together" and happier man would be
forced to the same conclusion. One NAV
reason it around that the proportion OF
the ill-favored is not so much greater here
than elsewhere, but the homely women dress
so strikingly and make such a parade OF
themselves that it is impossible for them to
escape notice. An ugly girl in a cheap and
lil-ttting frock goes by without notice on
a city street, but an ugly girl at Saratoga
Is dressed to KILL" as the maids say. and
accents all her deficiencies. A pale terra
Gotta satin dress is thing OF beauty in
Itself, and il covered with rufiles OF snowy
Oriental lace is dream in dry
goods; but it can be rendered hate
ful to the eye when worn by girl
with faded eyes, freckled face, and hair
"the color Of the sun in a fog.v Tie
homely women here surpass all outside
rivals by the dead weight Of their ueliness.
and each hundred pounds Of them makes
the sight so much more aggrayating. In
no other place can one see so many shane
less and shaking mountains Of flesh girded
In 10 caricature outline OF q Paris dress.
ana these lat women parade the porches
and sweep through the parIors as compla-
Gently as any OF their bony rivals. They
come ostensibly to drink of the waters.
when are supposed to reduce the bulk and
relieve what the handbook OF the springs
call "engorged circulation but the un-
charitable might suppose that they came
mere solely to show themselves. The
observing male critic above ouoted
has divided of the three great hotels
by their specialties-the United States
Us the home OF the millionaires, Congress
han as the camp OF the Israeltcs, and the
Grahd Union as the great three-ringed
siue-snow OF lat women. The vast hotel,
punt by A. L. Stewart and controlled now
ny Judge Hilton, cast out the Jews, but
keeps The GENTLE mammoths, and there are |
women here whose mountainous figures
)utdo anything that q Snowman ever got !
hold OF. They make their way down the
crimson drawing-r0om with rolling. mid
hipman's gait, their checks and their double
md quadruple chins trembling as they 90.
nd so great Is their number, and so COM
non the sight, that only the newly ar
wed wonder at or take note of them. The
quibDle comes up as to whether
man VINO married fragile creature OF
. pounds avordupois is legally bound to
ne other 200 pounds OF woman that he
lay now find claiming his name. A ma
'on weighing $50 pounds Is Sarah Bern
ardt among her companions here, and
ven figure 200 Is not much regarded
lille 800 and 400 pounds are not an unu.
lal sight,
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AUCTION SALES-MOnOoy.
-~----~---s--~-~-~-y--~-s-. ~ -
Office OF Richmond Bazaar,
1924 Main street,
T.. r.. Cook, Auctionecr.
T.. b. Cook, Auctionecr'

DANK SAFE, MARBLE-TOP COUNT
~ Frs. CALENDAR CLOCK, DESKS, &C., OF
THE BANK OF COMMERCE AT AUCTION.
Tjy order of the trustees will sell at the Bank OF
Commerce. Main street between Eleventh anu
Twelfth, OH ..
commencing at 10 O'Clock, all Of the FURNl-
TURE Of the said Bank, consisting or
ONE BANK BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE, made by
Mller-one OF the best In the city; -
ONE VERY ELEGANT MARBLE-TOPC COUNT
Err. made to order at cost OF $l,0OO;
THREE WALNUT DESKS for banking and other
ONE VERY VALUABLE CALENDAR CLOCK;
WARDROBE, CHAIRS, TABLES, LEIIE
PRESS, COOLER, OIL-CLOTH ON FLOOR,
&C, &C, comprising the entire furniture or
said Bank. 49,
The whole OF the above being Of the best quality
and nearly new, deserves, rs II should receive,
public attention.
Sale without reserve.
TERMS: Cash. L. Il. COOK,
AL 25 Auctioneer.
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In execution OF decree Of the Chancery Court
Of the city Of Richmond, entered on the 9th day
Of May, 1882, In the suit Of James Alfred Jones,
trustee, &C., Us. Joseph Aliens executrx, &C., we,
the undersigned, special commissioners thereby
appointed, will proceed to sell at public auction,
upon the premises, Oh
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL. 1882,
at 5H O'Clock y. NJ, that truly valuable JAMES
RIVER FARM above mentioned. IL contains
about 707 ACRES, Of which 1876 acres are low
grounds not excelled by any similar quantity OF
land on James river; about 275 acres are highland
in high state Of cultivation, and the balance Is In
original forest growth. The Improvements con-
sist Of a COMFORTABLE BRICK-AND-FRhME
DWELLING with six rooms, barn, &c.
This IS an estate which will not only afford much
enjoyment as 4 country home, but will ut the same
time Weld large return upon the Investment,
and we call special attention Of all In want or
such properly to this sale.
Persons wishing 10 attend the sale VIII take the
train leaving here at 4:l5 Il. NJ, and VIII return
that evening on the $50 train.
A plat of the property can be seen at the once OF
the 2uctiOnecr
TERMS One fourth cash the balance at one,
two. and three years, for negotiable notes, with
per cent interest, and the title to be retained I'M
ill the whole purchase-mOney Is paid. ana con-
ycyznce ordered by the Court. For the interest
the purchaser Will be required To give negotiable
notes, payable semi-annualy, or he may II he 80
desires, pay the whole purchAsc-money In cash.
II. II. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM ". CRUNP,
j. II. DOOLEY.
Special Commissioners,
Sale conducted by III. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auc-
tiOneer. au 13,2O,27.se 3,3,6,7S,9,1O
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DOR SALE.-AN ELEGANT RESI- e..
l. DENCE, with TEN ACRES ut private III
sale In Staunton, Na.-a city famed for health and
educational advantages. MI modern convent
ences. Necessary Out-buildngs. Fine view.
Handsome forest lawn, hearing orchard, and gar
den. Price law; terms easy. Apply on premises
to Mrs. J. W.MORRiSON. or address :. ID. NOR
RlsON, Post-Office Box 2l6S, Denver, Col.
10
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, dc.
MON LOAN ED

UPON
REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY
Special attention given to the RENTING OUT
OF REAL ESTATE and the COLLECTION OF
Rents. Liberal advances made
All kinds Of CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE for sale.
SALES BY AUCTION made in city or cOun-
try.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE 70 exchange FOR
NlrGnian.
DEEDS written and JUDGMENTS
taken.
Apply for the Virginia Land 0uide.
GEORGE f.. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate, Land Agent, and Auctioneer
au 27-cod3m 1908 Bank street.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
Il BILE FARM WILDWOOD" CONTAINING
1872 1900 ACRES, on THE CHARLES CITY
CITY. TOGETHER WITH sCNDRY PER-
SONAL PROPERTY, At AUCTION.-In execu-
ton Of deed Of trust from 6; y. peasants and
samuel Cartwright trustees; and by $. W. Godsey
and wife. dated Augusta 1880. and duly recorded,
being thereto required, we will sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1882,
at O'Clock =. M,the FARM above referred to- for
merly owned by q. d. peasants. and well-known
one of the most valuable inland farms near tie
city, highly improved and especially adapted TO the
ments consist of a comparatively new DWELL
ING, with six rooms Il BRICK LODGING
HOUSE. with four ro0ms large new barn, and
AZ Che same time, will be sold
2 MULES,
| HORSE,
l DOUBLE PLOW,
/ WAGON and HARNESS,
2 SINGLE PLOWS, and
l HARROW,
conveyed In said decd.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO defruy expenses of
sale and to pay note for $3.50 Al fifteen months
fy-four months from same date, and credits to
meet notes, all dated August ). 1850. as follows:
s19444, at "a months; sI35, at 36.months;
s794.44. at 81 months; 1928, ut 90 months :;
1914. ut SO months; 1910, at IL months;
S794.44, at 10 months: S3l5, ut 81 months:
t794.44, at 81 months; $500, at 90 months !;
s794.44, nj 90 months; s4o5. ut los months:
s794.44, At III months; $3.50, at 100 months;
s79444, at l23 months all credit payments to
bear interest from day of sale, and the residue of
purchase money tn be payable as the grantors may
prescribe, orr case Of their failure to do, then
as the trustees may direct.
JAMES PLEASANTS, if"s'ccS'
GBUDBS K WILLIAMS, AuctiOnccrs. an | ?
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A Chance Meeting Between Old Friends
sunday Scenes and ssloons-Thc Great
salt Lake Basin-A sample OF Mormon
Cotec hism-Scnset hins about the Religion.
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BY II. l.. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l03 Main street,

GALE OF A DESIRABLE FARM
~ NEAR Bon AIR BY AUCTION.-By re-
quest Of the owner, who l. determined ~ self We
snail oner by auction, on she premises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1882,
ut O'Clock T.. VI, the FARM owned by Mr..
Marine, situated eight miles west of Richmond
ana about one mile from Bon Air, on the Rich
mond and Danville railroad, containing 800
ACRES, about one half of which Is cleared and
the resi- In woods; 40 acres of bottom land. The
farm Is well watered, and has a good Young
orchard. Framed dwelling with five rooms, ne
gro quarters, two barns, stable, cOrn-crib, and
other Out-buildings. ~
TERMS: One Third cash; the residue I'm two
equal yearly payments, with per cent. interest
added Tor negotiable notes secured by trllst-deed
Persons wishing tO attend the sale can take thc
1907 train for Bon Air and return the same after
noon; ii. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
au lo-r ,ouS W I1s Auctionecrs.
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old <1sTs
Il Dominion steamship ComDanv'ssussss4ss
proposed sailings for the week following are:
OLD DOMlNlON,Ca Captain WALKEK. FRID AY
August 18th. At Z O'Clock F. ST.
GClANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
August 9th. at z O'Clock l.. NJ.
KOANOhE, Captain COrCH, TUESDAY, Au-
gust 2Sth at O'Clock l.. NJ.
Freight received until l o'clock L. NJ Friday
. O'Clock +. N. saturday, aud u 2 O'Clock T.. NJ
Tuesday.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch % all points north, south,
east. and west; also TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed
After-cabin fare 10 New York lncluding meals
and BERTH. SO: ronhd-tripticket>. SIS: stcerage
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence. 80,
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS. Tues
days Wednesdays, and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad ~ 1880 (. VI Will mak o
connection NJ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days: Cabin fare. $1,000. Tickets 10 be had Al
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and 4. W
Garber's 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co, Agents
au "a Company's Wharf Rockets.
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
STOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES, IRON
SAFE, &C., AT AUCTION.
will sell on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1889,
commencing at 10 o'clock, at store No. 701 east
Main street, the entire stock or GOODS, consist
ing of $1,000. o,,.,,e
NOTIONS, EARTHENWARE,
TOBACCO, and CIGARS.
The FIXTURES In the store. consisting OF Que
IRON-SAFE, SCALES, OfL-TANk, three SHOW
CASES, COUNTERS, and SHELVING, VIII also
TERMS: Sums over $50, sixty days, for APP
proved paper: under $50. cash.
JOSEPH w. BLANTON, Trustee.
Sale conducted By T.. b. COOK. au "a