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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-16
A Surveying Corps of the Houston 4
Texas Central Fired at Near
Sulphur Springs.
Numerous Applications for Professor.
ships in the University Austin
News Items aud Data.
A CoIOred Lad browns at Galveston
llaps and Mishaps In the State.
Proceedings Of the Senatorial Conycn.
tiOu Held ut Terrell.
Other Interesting state News.
Terrell.

Special to the Herald.
TERRELL, August l5.--The delegates of
Dallas, kaufman and Rockwall counties,
comprising the 10th senatorial dis.
trict, convened here to-day. The convea-
tion was called to order at J O'Clock D. M,
at Clements opera,house, by z. T. Adams,
esq.,, of Kaufman county, chairman Of the
senatorial district. Mr. Adams was made
temporary chairman, and w. q. sterrett
OF Dallas, was chosen secretary.
w. l.. Hall moved that The delegation
from each county select one of its number
to act rs u committee on credentials, per.
manent organmation and platform. The
motion was carried.
Colonel Daniels, OF Dallas county, then
rose anu stated that he represented one of
! the i4ctions Of Dallas county, but that in
the interest OF harmony neither he nor his
delegation would present their credentials.
| The Crawford delegation had already taken
part in the convention without objection.
The committee on credentials were as fol
lows; W, L.. Hall, of Dallas, George w.
smith, OF Rockwall. and q. s. Robinson. OF
| Kaufman
| Committee on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pace.
i"as, sa w -, noi,inquest, OF kaufman,
ana George W. smith, of Rockwall.
| COMMITTEE on Platform-T, J. A. Brown
Y S1,as, mas Heolgs smith, OF Rockwall, and
- tp.tei', OF nauIman.
| onan SSs kiI ~ " ni.seh minutes was then
non ranor,. ""Ae 'he committees prepared their
| ''SY.s. TSa .u.
ton nv soun,,n vv'';ee ON permanent organila-
iio'' Iepor.eu n. 1. Adams, president; w.
as.;s,an, ssy sesas'ary NJ sterrett, first
ssco"J . ass;Sy ssIe..y, anu II D. kimbrough,
''Iy. Th" nss,slamt u secretary,
Dsli.. onnm.. 0vmi.ee 9n creaentals reported
and tha iy rnii,y; un'l''eu 70 thlrteeh delegates
saats WoSns ~ kentiemeh entitled TO
| S;is S w ", o. DupcAn, vince Pace, John
Thnnppe A. " Snerry, y; 4. Lanlz, J.. s.
tnn rs w. SIerrett' ~ f., ,Worlhing'
Sra,.ns S1S a. Drown, W. J.. Hal James
hroneh ~ W. NeWihah ana IL. y, Kim
''IaS1, TaNro, .,,
nr vv"P " ~ tn.itieu 10 seven votes, VIZ
Tarro,i % Wii Y Iom mroWW,nquest' T. o0oley, John !.
ierfeil, Jeil Word, Z. s. Robinson, \. w
a,n mnp'pMsi t,i Harlahd Anderson, Il. L. Adams
'"p Woo,. "p,,., tpurene;
GsorCa nSet S',i eiu,ltied 10 Two delegates, viz
IN TIhh - Sm','n nuu george W. smith.
o,,i.' uo Vo'''"''tee on platform reported n:
'o"VMi'
ra,,c W. "inILu,y ,iaLy recommend the state demo
'rhtc ,leket ana endorse the platform o
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A Carelc.. Kicker.

NEw ORLEANS, August l5.-while train
Of negro excursionists were returning this
morning to New Iberia, one OF the party
who was standing on the steps Of the last
coach, amused himself by kicking at per-
tion he kicked u section hand ON the LETT
side Of the head, breaking his neck, killing
him instantly. The train stopped al Nor.
gan City and the guilty one was arrested.
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marshall.
Special TO the Herald.

MAEsl'ALL' August l6.--Bcatie johnson
o' shreveport and Miss Katie Bell Gregg
were married ut . p. m. TODAY nj tho roai
dehce OF The brides mother In this a,,,, ,vs,-
i.ey' Or. Ward officiating. Movor Cnr,yyl, MY,
shu many other friends came nm 're Trn,,
shreveport with groom. The weddipy ,Us s;ns
are numerous and handsome. The baSpn,, S',,,
couple leave this evening Tor a trip nortbpS
Inc republican congressional cpnven,io, ,i,
,, mm, meet ,s IN Tyler on the 9th, saws Cole.
utive committee. ''''"" exec
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I.engview.
Special to the Herald.

LoNaytrw, August iS,-An explosion Of
.hs boiler OF W. n. Martins ssawmill. be.
tween here and Kilgore, occurred to .day
several were iniured-Mr. Martin, h,s m.
We son ana three negro laborers. n il rs-
ported one OF the latter is dead and ,hat
MI All, Martin IS not expected to live his
tbs DelnS fractured; having internal M
about the head e" "'" oue
Inc cotton yield isnot as good as was or.
pec.eu. Ihe stalks are strong, bur tbe
squares are relatively few. o'' ''o
oo At !he citizens meeting yesterday n
oon,nil.lee Uo, on the entertainment OF dele.
sa.es expected to the congressional con.
w yn',Ga ainvs ners next Tuesday was appointed.
lor 1f%9ahuer 7 i Aoey chairman; As. Tay.
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address to The jury. He explained briefly
the meanr OF the term expedition" as
applied 70 Star-routes, declaring that the
law provided that when route was eNpe-
ulteu anu number of men and animals
required, the Increased pay should be pro
rated under the contract, and he asserted
that 1t was disingenous on
part OF counsel of the prosecu.
ton to, pretend that the government
should nave put on expedition at lower
rates, ~ was insisted that there had been
Hest eAtraVegance in regard to the ex-
pedltlon ON routes. The defense had offered
trayagance, but the prosecution had oh.
lected and the court had sustained the oh.
lection, Mr.. Carpenter then proceeded TO
take up IN detail the routes in regard TO
Whlch fauu is CHARGED, asserting the i'm
portance olthe expedition oiseryice and at
tempting 10 prove that importance
by reference to the geographical formation
oil the territory in which the service was
to be performed. This detailed review of
the several routes occupied most of the af.
ternoon, and at 3 O'Clock the court ad
lcurned. Judge Carpenter will conclude
his argument tomorrow.
Surgeon General Hamilton to-day re-
ceiyed telegram from the mayor of Gal.
weston, Iexas, asking government ai,' ~
establishing quarantine at that port, out
OF the $ooooo appropriated to aid local and
state boards of health in suppresssng epi.
dcemics. The application was referred TO
the first comptroller Of the treasury.
AT special meeting of the National
Board Of Health il was announced that Bur
geon Billings had been relieved as member
OF the board and Surgeon chRrlesN N. Smart,
rited States army, detailed In his place
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ST. JOINS, N. f., August lj.-The
steamer Rhiwindi of and from Cardiff Tor
New York, fell in with the steamer Rich.
mond on Saturday in latitude AZ degrees
minutes, longitude 10 degrees 30 minutes,
with the bottom out of her cylinder. The
l,icIhmond was bound from Liverpool TO
Halveston, with cargo OF cotton ties or
6ands. She met with the accident on Fri.
day last and was taken in tow by the
Rhiwindi on Saturday They arrived at {
O'Clock this m forming
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Bastrop!
Special to the Herald

bAsrRor, August l5,-Hon. Wash Jonas
arrived home yesterday from Washington
is,''e' ,,.,., o' ooiun'bia, and in conversation
, Wi,h your reporter today stated po,ibyo,v
snnt ne WIN be anindependent candidate ~ inr
hU'e.nor ho nn ~ the next election and will open
sut 1an,pagh with aspeech at Goliad next
the 2lst, and at GIddinss Tuasdav ,SSnusy ,Sn nss
lie says he willinakc as tborowri nar ..', ~,
and the election. w '''"eeh TINS
mn. Inc stained glass for the windows or Tho
Np'scopal church has arrived In good order
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Special 10 the Herald.

Foar WORM, August i5.-Thc coun,v
commissioners court TODAY awar,,oa ,
oon'iao, on the bid ofthc King Bridge com.
county. '''"sc III iarrant
AT midnight last night Ed. rranei, .
uapsiist, Eel headilnt onto a piano n, ,bs
not dead. ssu''' lie Is
A heavy rain storm this sI,ernoor
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Houston.
Special 10 the Herald.

HOUSTON August ii,-Thc counci, mo,
1h'S evening and passed quarantine ord,
nance as follows. From and after 30
noon Of the 10th day of August, lsse and
until further action by tho counc, x,'.,,, a
luarantine is declared and shnll ba .n, r,gid
ngalnst Brownville, Texas Ms,annrueu ,vrueu
Mexieo, and such other places ,v,as, NO ara ma,.,,
OF may hereafter be declared by nj the b ban., now
.i,me, ~ eal.h 70 be infected with yellow ieyer or
'''ua'ed contiguous to any places nieciea
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Hrownsviiie Advlccs

BROWNSVILLE, August l5.-There wcr,
twelve new cases Of yellow fever yesterday
ten Mexicans and two Americans. Ther,
was one death, that Of a Mexican. There
were SIX deaths In Matamoras from fever
The disease Is spreading among the poor OF
this. city, though Il Is not 50 malignant Al
in Matamoras. The weather continue,
cloudy, Mail Service will be resumed 10
all parts OF the country tomorrow. !
Continue nm rour rxn, p..o
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austin.
Special to the Herald

AUSTIN, August i5.-The poni,en,iarv
board met this morning and opened bids
for leasing 500 convicts for labor on plsu,..
tons Tor a term Of Ave years. The bId,
were as follows Cunningham & Ellis
Fort Bend county. zoo at $40 per month
William Phelps, Brazoris county, 90 Al sia
per month; h. X. White, Burleson county
10 at $is per month; r. g. willis, pra,ori,
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NJ WOULD nj Do IT

II was our intention during the progress of our Semi
Annual Clearing Sale to SO increase our advertising
space in this paper as to make it possible to temize
the entire special offerings of each week. A differ
ence of opinion between ourselves and the proprietors
Of the paper as the value of their space deferred
US from doing SO, in short we would
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Bsowswoop, August i5.--An election
was n.d here to-day 10 decide whether or
not tax Of one per cent should hs Is,,s.,
~ SUPPORT the public school OF Brown vocS
an. any yose stood o. for taxation 10 q
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WASHINGTON, August i5.--when the
criminal court met this morning, Mr.. Car.
pentsr, Of counsel for defense, continued hi,
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Continued on Fourth Page.
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Consasue0 . kSur3S V...--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15

The best Of people are sometimes iniu-
dicious in their eating, especially when
tempted by profusiOn Of good things. A
very respectable family at fashionable no.
tel managed to eat six meals in the course
Of the day. They were delighted with the
idea that they were getting the worth CT
their money. They also got something that
was not on the bills OF fare-namcly. n
irghtful attack OF cholera-morbus at night.
There was no extra charge for this. For
tunately, PERRY DAvIS'S PAIN-KILLER was
within reach, and the sufferers were put TO
rights without much delay. Mr.. Frank 4.
Butterfeld. clerk OF the American House,
Lowell, Mass, has found PAIN-kIrLER so
eificaciOus for himself that he has no hest
tation in recommending it to transient
guests and all others who may suffer from
bowel troubles and summer complaints.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ueurico Democratic Delcgates-Hon
George ID. Wiso Endorsed.


AT a mass-meeting Of the Conservative
Democratic party held at the county court
house Of Henrico yesterday, Judge Minor,
county superintendent, took the chair, and
DIR. G. Archer was appointed secretary.
The chairman having explained the OBJ
feet OF the meeting. on motion OF Mr.. Gas
tins the voters Of each district retired to
nominate three delegates and alternatcs to
represent the county IN the Convention to
nominate a candidate for Congress in this
district.
The following delegates and alternates
were nominated and unanimously elected
viz:
From Delegates: Simon Sol
ONION, NJ. +. Burton, and Frederick Fur
man. Al.ernates: II. b. Moore, Il. NJ.
Courtney, and c. G.. Puleskie.
From Observation-Disclosures James Rus
sell, T.. c. Minor, and John N. Hopkins.
Alternates: DR.. Il. +. Gaskins, George
Chamberlain, and w. {. Moncure.
From Fairfield Delegates: X. III. Kuhn,
Henry Voegler, and j. c. Schermerhorn.
Alternatcs: Il. B. Allen, Il. {. BraXton,
and T. p Larus.
From Varina-Delegates j. +. Childrey,
b. r. Smith, and w. Il. Frnyser. Alter
mates: Lewis l.. Gum, b. III. Kemp, and
j. w. Clarke.
For county superintendent, Judge MI
nor having declined a reelection, Mr.. Ash
by Wickham was unanimously elected.
For district superintendent From Va
rina, w. Il. Frayser; from Brookland, ST.
mon Solomon; from Tuckahoe, James Rus
sell, and from Fairfield, Henry Noegler,
were unanimously elected.
The following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted:
Rcs0ircd, That we are satisfied with the
acts and conduct OF our present representa-
tive in Congress, George ID. Wise, and IL
yor his reelection.
Adjourned
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Two boys, named Heckinger and Koch,
aged sixteen and fifteen respectively, while
bathing at Morrisiana, n. Y, Sunday, were
drowned. The former was seized with
cramps and sank, and Koch, in attempting
10 save his companion, was drawn under
the water by Heckinger. Their bodies
were recovered.
w. II. Slurfo,d, general freight agent OF
the Old Dominion Steamship Company at
New York, and member OF the rate COM
mittee OF the Southern Railway and Steam
shin Commission, says that the commission
has decided 10 increase the carrying rate on
cotton. not TO average more than 10 per
cent. and only affect certain points. At a
great many points the rate will remain as
before.
The careless handling OF a candle in q
seli-raising flour mandatory started fire
Sunday morning, which burned many
buildings, in st. Sauveur, a suburb OF Que
bee. There was q great panic, good deal
OF theft was committed, and several people
were injured by jumping from windows or
by falling timbers. The total loss is about
$50, 600.
Frank II. Smith, OF Charlestown, Mass,
the Harvard student who was shot on July
29th by Sergeant Dennis Kelly; OF the
regular army, at Fort Popham, while
within the Government Enclosure, died
very Unexpectedly at Bath, Me-, Sunday.
Kelly at the time claimed that the shooting
was accidental. but was placed under five
hundred dollars bond to await the result OF
Smiths injuries.
A collision occurred on Sunday afternoon
between the steamer Sirius, Of the Iron
Steamboat Company, and the Sylvan Dell,
both Coney Island boats, but no serious re-
suits followed beyond the partial disabling
OF the latter boat, which has been put on
the dry dock ut New York for repairs. The
boats had 800 and 800 passengers respec-
lively, among whom considerable excite
ment prevailed.
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Personals and Briefs.

DR.. George Ben. Johnston has removed
to his new residence. corner Franklin and
Eighth streets. where he has one OF the
finest offices in the city. Those who need
the Doctors medical service will prevent
inconvenience and delay by remembering
the change.
Mchalo Goode, the colored woman shot
recently by her husband. will recover. She
was able 10 sit up yesterday.
Colonel T. VI. X. Talcott, recently absent
in New York, has returned 10 the city.
Mr. Wynnc owed his injuries to fall,
and not an attack, as published.
The gold medal for the best improvement
In penmanship in Williamson's day class
was given to Miss Lizzie i. Bohannon.
Messrs. Il. Il. Chafin & Co.. real estate
agents, have sold the farm in Ienrico
county called Hickory HILL" about two
and hall miles north Of the city, contain
ing 11S acres, belonging to Mr.. f. p.
HOdgson, to Mr.. T. c. Bennett, OF this city,
for the sum OF $1,000.
The Dispatches marine report this morn
ing shows that ono bark, two brIgS, and
nine schooners arrived at this port Sunday
and yesterday, and that one brig and three
schooners sailed. pretty good that!
Goodman Davis, Esq, left yesterday
afternoon for an extended trip North and
West as far as Denver. Colorado.
The journeymen tailors Of the city will
hold mass-meeting at New Market Hall
tomorrow evening at half past O'Clock
TO consider matters OF interest to the trade.
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\ .CheSterfed Democrats.--In pursuanc,
Of notice by the district superintendent ,
meeting of Conservative voters was held n
Midlothian on the 18th day Of August, 1882
W. +. Spears acting as chairman, W. G.
Clarke ms secretary.
On motion w. w. Pace and w. w. Ba.
ker were elected as delegates TO the Con.
gressional Convention to be he'd IN Rich.
mond on the 18th day Of August, 1882, and
ID. Is. Winfree, Jr., and John ID. Walipg-
ton as alternates.
On motion Joseph d. Elicit, George w.
Brooks, I. L.. Payne, w. r. Spears.
George il. Jewett, and X. II. Winiree
We're elected as delegates to the County
convention 10 be held at the Courthouse
on the LIST day Of September, 1852.
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Brtels.-Goyernor Cameron and Mr.
.Wayerly Ragland passed through Manches.
Ter Yesterday behind spIendld.looking
team.
The August term OF the Chesterfield
County Court commenced yesterday.
Mcssrs. Il. Il. Howle and David Bea,t;e
left for Washington yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher, OF Richmond. preached
at the Manchester Baptist church SUNDAY
night.
Rev. Is. r. Woodward, OF this CITY. win
oil the pulpit at Park-Place church, Rich
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. August 1892.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
cise ana passengers q. W. Allen & c., agents.
steamer Ashland: -. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
steamer ARIEL Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchaudise, and passengers, L. =. Tatum,
Bark Texas tGcr.). Bruning, Liverpool, salt, Da-
vcnport Morris.
Brig Drowning Louise DAM, Behn, New York.
light, To load flour for Brazil
brig Jane Adeline, Lothrop, New York, light, to
load flour for Brazil.
schooner F; Merwin, Brown, New York, salt,
Davenport e Morris.
schooner Lizzie Florence, Lippincott, New York,
salt, Davenport & Morris.
schooner Setagawa. Zuleff, New York, merchan-
disc. to master
schooner grace Watson, Ewing, Georgetown.
coal, T. IL. Mayo & Brother.
schooner Mary and Francis, Mullen, Philadel-
rhia, coal, ". j. Mcdowell
schooner star Spangled Banner Mullen, Phila-
Schooner Eva A. Dcncnhowcr, johnson, Phila-
depha, coal, {. II. Page.
Schooner Martha Sargent, -, Norfolk. grain.
schooner s. ". Bunnell MAXWELL New York,
light, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Guyandotte, Kelly, New York mer-
chandise and passengers, G.. W. Allen & Co.agente,
Steamer Fanita' smith, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc, y. w. McCarrick, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Brig Jennie 4. Cheney, Arey. Rio Janoiro -four.
H1& il-Crenshaw Company: vessel, (uTrle < Co.
Schooner Ada T. Whitney. Norton, Boston, coal,
G. S;orrs.
schooner Rose NcDcyitt. Miller. Smith6eld, coal.
Chesapeake and OHIO Railway Company; vessel,
Currie e CO.
Schooner Gay Thomas, shoe, New Bedford. coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel.
Curtis 4 Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUGUST 14,lss2.
[By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, Schermerhorn. Ola Point and
hampton. merchandise and passengers. Chesa-
peahe and Ohio Railway Company land sailed on
return).
steamer Northampton. McCarrick, Norfolk.
merchandise anG pas enScrs. Chesa pea Ike and Ohio
Railway Company tand Sti'cd on reurn).
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas
sengers, Smithfeld, Che5apcake and Ohio Railway
Company land tilen on re,urn).
Steamship kanawht Greenwood, New London,
to load coal.
SAILED.
schooner Hattie Il. Gore, Turner, Portland, Me-.
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
schooner &. l.. Mitchell. Frost, Salem, Mass,
coal, Ches ipeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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mond, until DR.. Harmon returns, which
w Il be about the middle OF November.
.he city reservoir Is very much In need
OF being cleaned out.
All OF the churches In the city were well
attended Sunday morning and night.
Iigh-Constabl &. :. Wells has rendered
his resignation. This Office stands more
upon it's honor than upon its lucrativcness.
\ select party from Manchester went up
to Bon Air last night and had very de-
Ichtful time.
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FLOUR FOR RIo.-The American brig
Jennie A. Cheney, 2S4 tons, Ernest l..
Arey master, cleared for Rio de Janeiro
yesterday with 800 barrels OF -four, val
ued at e2l ,00s, shipped to order by the
HaxallCrenshaw Company.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
John Davis. W. III. White, John Peake,
ana Henry Wexford were fined 81 each for
drunkenness.
Thornton Carter, drunk. Jailed.
Laura Gatewood (colored), assaulting and
threatening to beat Mary Jones, was
fined IS.
James Drake, charged with threatening
TO beat Mary Drake, was required to give
surety to be Of good behavior.
John Pryor, drunk and disorderly, was
fined IS.
\. b. Cash (coloredD, charged with as
saulting and beating Singleton Trent. The
case was continued till Wednesday.
George Smith, charged with fighting and
creating disturbance on the street. Dis
charged.
Matte Page, charged with assaulting and
beating Lizzie Anderson. The case was
continued till to-day.
j. c. Simms, charged with feloniOusly
cutting Thomas +. Brooks with a knife,
anu Thomas +. Brooks, charged with as
saulting and beating j. C.. Simms. The
cases being OF tlihing nature, they were
dismissed at the request OF the parties in
tercsted.
Henrietta Carter (colOred), charged with
assaulting and beating Winnie LightiOot,
and Winnie and James Lightfoot (both CO.
lored), assaulting and beating Henrietta
Carter. The parties were required TO give
surety to be Of good behavior.
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SCHOOL, PETERS
" BURG, VA.-The eighteenth annual session
bc7ins OCTOBER ID. Thorough preparation for
University of Virginia and United States Military
and Naval Academies. Highly recommended by
Faculty OF the University Of Virginia. Full stan OF
instructors. Pupils uniformly successful. Siiuat on
healthful. Early application advised. rs number
Of boardcrs Is strictly limited. For catalogue adj
dress w. GORDON MCCABE, Master. au 3-2m
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AUCTION sALEs-..Future Days:
BY sampson & Adamson,
fsucccssors 10 John +. Sampson BrouerS
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.

Manchester, va.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT, sITUAT ED " "
TWELFTH STREET, MANCHESTER, W. Al ~ y,
PUBLIC virtue OF acerts,, uc.J W
or the Ist day OF April. 1875, and Of record IN the
clerks Office Of the Hastings Court oi me CITY "a
Manchester default having been maze IN tne pay
ment OF the several notes thereby secured anu NC,
ing re1ured by the holder of said notes., wiisei
al public auction, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST rs. 1892,
o,clock r. NJ the following PROPERTY-to VII :
4 HOUSE containing seven rooms, In good repair
with lot fronting SO feet on Twclfth street, pc
tween stockton and Everett streets llately occu.
pied by DIR. Montcirol, and running back lZ2 ieet
to an alley 20 feet wide. This property, sitnated
a. II Is In one Of the very best localities should at
tract The attention Of parties desiring to purchase
a hrst-class residence. .,,,
The provisions OF the deed require cash, hut hoe-
raj terms may be agreed upon on day Of sale.
". l.. cOWARDIN, Trustee.