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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

Martha NJ. Mumaw has been appointed
uostmastcr N Rolla, and q new Office has
been established at Belfast Mills, Russell
county. with Andrew {. Ferguson, Jr., as
postmaster.
ON Tuesday. rs + Nj. Browning was
riding on horseback down the hill near his
house. In Nelson county. his horse slipped
and fell. throwing Mr.. Browning 10 the
ground. breaking both bones OF one leg
between the calf and the ankle.
A little child of Mr. George NJ. Kite.
residing near Grove Hill, Page county, was
driven over by team few nights ago and
killed. II is supposed that II had gone to
meet IFS father on his return from work,
and becoming tired, went TO sleep in the
road.
Elder Samuel Wampler, who lived on
Muddy Creek, Rockingham county, Va /,
died Tuesday aged nincty-two years ten
months and two DAYS. Mr.. Wampler was
one Of the most widely-known ministers
in the TINKER or German Baptist church.
The Lynchburg Ne,cS says: "a sweet
little girl-baby, whose parents reside in the
neighborhood OF the city. received the
name OF Lenore in baptism the other day,
in compliment TO the recent volume OF Il
Lynchburg poet" Gregory will have to
stand Godfather.
The Nelson Examiner says: Several eve
nings since Miss Molie j. Roberts and
her mother, who live near Hebron colored
church, left the house for two or three
hours. On their return they found that
some miscreant had entered the house In
their absence and had stolen all Miss Ro-
berts's money, Sl6G, and her gold watch.
Friday morning, on the Norfolk and
Western railroad. at Ncw-Riyer depot, the
passenger train OF the New-River railroad
ran into the rear end Of westcrn-bound
| freight train OF the Norfolk and Western
road, badly damaging the engine OF the
passenger train and smashing three freight
ears into knding-wood. The accident is
said to have been caused by the air-brakes
OF the passenger train not being con-
nected, and i'm consequence the tram could
not be stopped as soon as would have been
the case had the brakes been in working
order,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Briefs and Personals.

The Coast Line will make rates for par
ties wishing TO attend the races at Column
bia. :. c., on the 18th Of November.
Mr.. Frank 7. Marks, OF Danvile, was in
the city yesterday.
Yesterday was bad day for marketing.
seeing that IL WAS rainy and at the same
time necessary to lay in supplies for two
days.
n we can't get more gas, for Heavens
sake give Us better gas, richer gas-gas
with more light in il.
In recent speech, Ben. Butler said that
Massachusetts, "can raise nearly twice Is
much tobacco to the acre IS Virginia can
on ar average, and ii is worth about three
times as much as the Virginia tobacco after
we get II raised"
Judge Joseph Christian left the city a
day or two ago, and will be at Matthews
Courthouse tomorrow. where hc will meet
Governor Cameron and jointly discuss the
political issues Of the day.
The Decorative Art school. over John
ston's news-StOre, has been opened with
goodly number Of scholars.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
George johnson (coloIed), charged with
being disorderly on the street. Fined
$3.50.
Philip Thomas (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Continued to Monday
next.
John Smith and Eddie Scott Doth col
ored), charged with stealing one lot Of
chickens from some person unknown.
Continued TO Tuesday next.
Robert p. Clare (colored), charged with
fighting in the street. Fined s..
Peter Stewart (colored), charged with as
sault and battery. Finod $3.50.
Edward Randolph (colored), charged
with trespassing on depot of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company and
creating disturbance. Fined s..
A. ID. Price (colored), charged with using
city water without paying for the same.
Fined So.
Lizzie Anderson and Oscar Antry, botl
drunk. Discharged.
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PUBI'S ROYAL GLIDING.
READY FOR INSTANT USE.

Useful IN every home In the land.-Arqus
This magnificent Liquid Gliding may be used
wherever Gold adds beauty.
IL instantly gives surface resembling sOLID
GOLD, no matter where applied.
IL IS In constant use by over 1900 manufac.
turers, decorators, gilders, &c.
FOR HOME USE.
RUBY'S ROYAL GLIDING Is invaluable for
GOLDlNG USEHOLD ORNAMENTS
FRAMES, FURNITURE, CEILINGS, COR
NlCEs, BASKETS, FANS. ETAGERE Or
JECTs, DECORATIVE PAINTING, &c.
Most fashionable articles are more than doubled
IN value by the merest touch Of Gold.
ANY ONE CAN USE 1T.
A CdmeFs-Hair Brush ia each box.
The COST IS THRILLING. Refuse all substitutes.
WEST, JOHNSTON a CO..
OIL east Main street:
RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH,
1902 Main street;
L. l.. ID. WALkORD,
All sast Broad street;
l.. +. FRANCK,
l.. LEWIS,
si2 east Main street;
III. GUNST & son.
and most other leading houses. oc 1.suis;
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Strictly business.

Tomorrow night Mr.. c. b. Bishop will
commence two-nights' engagement at the
Richmond Theatre by presenting A. c..
Gunther's melo-dramatic comedy "Strictly
Business" He Will be supported by Miss
Emma Price and specalIy-Selected COM
pany, and will, rs usual, give tirst-class
performance. All theatre-goers recOllect
DIR. Bishop and his exquisite fun, and full
houses will greet him on both occasions.
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Police RnUuInliOus.

The Board o: Police Commissioners have
had blanks printed for the use Of persons
applying for positions on the police force.
No application will be considered by the
Board unless made out on one OF these
blanks. This applies TO applications al
ready in as well as to those yet to be made.
Blanks can be had at the Mayors Office or OF
Mr.. l.. b. White, clerk of the Board.
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Hastings Court.

This court was i'm session yesterday. with
Judge Thomas :. Atkins on the bench.
The case Of Julia Bowers, charged with
Keeping a disorderly house, was tried, and
fine Of Slj imposed.
Garland Jackson, charged with horse
stealing. was found guilty and sentenced TO
four wears in the State penitentiary.
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A WIDOW WITH NINE CHILDREN may have
as much trouble with them rs did the old
woman who lived in shoe. The children
will all the time be getting their noses
bumped, their heads bruised, their fingers
cut, and their stomachs and bowels disOr-
dered by unrpe fruit. The mother who
is wise enough to keep a bottle OF Perry
Davis's Pain-killer saves her children much
suffering and herself great deal OF trouble.
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Elizabeth Stoddard Huntington, wife OF
c. p. Huntington. died suddenly Friday
morning in New York, after a long illness.
She was born in Cornwall. Conn.,, in 1923,
and was the daughter of William Stoddard,
a manufacturer of that town. She was
married TO Mr.. Huntington in 1914. and
she accompanied him on all Of his many
JOURNEYS TO California.
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We congratulate our good friend and his
constituents that are to beg on his escape
from watery grave. Virginia could not
well spare Mann Page.-Richmoad Dis
patch.
The fates were kind. They turned over
a leaf, but did not blot out a Page (patent-
ed. Petersburg Mail.
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SUMACl sUMACl sUMAC!

IL You want the HIGHEST PRICE. the HEAVI-
EST WEIGHTS, the QUICKEST RETURNS the
BEST BAGS % pack in. correspond with WAR
NER MOORE. ShockOe Mlls. foot Of Seventeenth
street, Richmond, Va. before you sell.
sc l9-tOc1S
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A ; THE OUSE-CLEANlNGS SEASON
! "a Is AT hand housekccpcrs will do well 10 send
! I'm their orders for CARPET -CLEANiNG at once.
| Carpets cleaned by this process are warranted
cleaner than done In any other manner, and with
| out injury 10 the finest fabric.
Also, STEAM DIEING and CLEANING In all
It's branches MRS. 4. j. PYLE,
~ l2-eOdtDe6 3li north Fifth street.
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limited Sfnfos Court.

This court was in session yesterday, with
Judge Robert W. Hughes presiding. After
disposing OF several civil eases the court
took up the case Of William Jackson.
charged with violating the internal-reyenue
laws. After full hearing Of the case it
was dismissed.
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Poison Found.

DR.. Taylor has found arsenic in the
bread, in the coffee, and in the cofee-pot
which came from the house of Norman
Scott (colored), now in custody on the
charge OF attempting to kill, by poisoning,
his wife and family.
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REsTAURANTs, BILLIARDS, &c.

HOT TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
IL To ORDER.
EVERY LUXURY IN THE MARKET.
FINEST WINES. LIQUORS, CHARS, AND
TOBACCO.
BEST BiLLIARD-SALoON IN the city.
HENRY HEUsER,
k3 No. 1908 Main street.
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Mr.. A. ii. Simpson, OF the American
Hosiery Company. New York, says that
the great paiu-relieyer, st. Jacobs Oil,
cured him Of rheumatism in the knee by a
few applications.
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NJ 4 w G . o ID S 4.
CIGARS,

G10 FOR TEN DOLLARS | WILL
VIZ forward 20 any address a RECEIPT
which viii give the GREATEST RELIEF 10 an
old case and POSITIVELY CHECK n new ease OF
FILES. This receipt has been used by one gentle
man whs Is about seventy years Of age, and j. now
never troubled with the disease. Personally have
used y and checked q case which promised 10
prove fatal. no cost TO compound and no danger
in using u Address HENRY BROCK,
&C o-7ts Cbula Depot, Amelia county, Va.
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Real Estate Auciioneors.
No. l north Tenth street.

UCTlON SALE OF COMFORTABLE
~ BRICK DWELLING. No. 33l WEST NAIN
STREtT.lN IIOROUGIl REPAIR. CONTAIN
ING EIGHT ROOMS; bA~. BATH. Sc: HOT
AND COLD WATER: And \ GOOD BRICK
STABLE.-At the request OF The owner w. VIII
sell by public auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEK L.. 1883.
NJ , O'Clock +. ". the aboyc-dc-cribci DkSlRA-
BILE HOME. ready 10 Doe occupied without auy
cost I'm repairs. IL proximity to Monroe Park
makes n desirable home. and viii cause 20 tl
rent well and enhance Boz value.
TERMS: Accommodating. and announced It
sale. K. b. ttiAfflN & CO.,.
&c , ATNf..ur.r..
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOuN0.

I OST OR MISPLACED, A CHECK
IL drawn by Maupin & Bruce on Southwest
Bank Of Virginia at Wythevile for si3, payable
20 Household sewing-Machine Company. The
public Is hereby cautioned against trading for
same, as payment mas been stopped. The Under
viii be rewarded by returning II 10 9O9 Broad
street, Richmond, Va.
HOUSEHOLD sEWlNG-MACHlNE co.
Il
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- oCKLANDS' ANNUAL STOCK

Oc i-lUt
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Ey Telegraph.
NFW YORK.

INV lOhhs
NEW YORK. October @. 1888.
stocks opened firm and advanced fractionally;
shortly after the opening a weaker tone preValled
and prices defined To y per cent. mon rsclnc
and Northern Pacific common being The soit spot.
This was succeeded by strong buying movement
andi an advance Of : 10 u, Northern Paclnc pre-
ferrcd leading and selling up 10 04't. me com.noh
rose to 33A. oregon TranscOntmental 10 DON
Union Pacific 60 S7's. while the remainder OF me
list improved slightly. After ii \. VI. the market
weakened under The leadership OF mon iaci i
which sold down from S72, ~ SOY regular and 10
S4s seller Speculation continued weak through
out the remainder Of The day, and many shares
show sharp decline NorthWest drepped p 90 :,
! 70 100: preferred 81. 10 1891; ST. raul "A 70
| Qol,: Oregon TranscOntinental 3. 10 300: North
err Pacific II. 10 80 preferred 81. 20 81; LAKE
Shore l. 10 9s2: Wabash preferred ! I, TO 32% (;
400: Lackawanna 81. 10 ll6S: Central racine
| ~. to G5H: Missouri Pacific ~. 10 95h Western
Union ~. 10 70: and Union Pacific %. 70 e5'r.
Near the close there rally Of 4 u /. the lat
ter IN Northern Pacific preferred. rs COMPARED
with me last cioslng, prIccs ,Ie 1"Hm t :, % ~
Metropolitan Elevated advanced l, 10 ~ ana
Alton and Terre liaute /. 10 As. There was
loss exctemcn than on yesterday. and an improved
feeling prevailed M the close, when 1t was an
nounced that the the directors Of the Northern Pa
cihc road had an hOrized the issue of t2uOuO'OOO
of 6 per cent. second mortgage gold bonds. ana
that the syndicate had agreed 10 take whatever
amount the company wanted 10 sell. The proceeds
of this loan will pay of the floating debt. provide
large additional amount OF equipment, ana nhlsh
all work the company has on hand.
The xiv statement Of the New York associ-
atcd banks was very favorable exhibit; showing
gain I'm the surplus reserve Of tl.2li325, a con-
traction I'm loans Of S37O4lOO, reduction In la
bilities Of 22.017,3OO and gain in cash of
a7lu.O0O. The banks now hold s2.OS9.l 90 above
legal requirements against i47l ,s25 at this time
In 1882.
The gain I'm specie, which WAS little more than
equal 10 Tho gain in reserve. Is due 10 the large
Treasury disbursement for Interest and called
bonds. The exports of specie for the past week
from the port Of New York were t339.9oO. max
ing total since January LIST Of S12.0lO.275-
against 1853 215.646 for same time last year.
The sales Of stocks for the week were 2.Z55.51 II
shares. against 2.Z09.Sl6 for the previous week
an Increase Of 45,70l shares
Transactions to-day aggregated 4l2, goo shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 6.-NiTgInia 6's, consoli-
dated A: past-duc coupons, 4j: new l0-40's,
80: new 3's, 81; North Carolina g.. old. lO3z.
Efl
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Zoe II
FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, October 6. 1883
sALEs-FmsT BoARD.-.3OO United states As
n lIQL.
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I 0ST, FRIDAY NIGHT, A LONG
IIP0CKET-BOOK, containing papers which
are OF no valne 10 any one but the owner. libe-
raj reward will be paid for their return TO the
clerks Office Of tile Henrico County Court.
Il
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llUS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DOU-
~ BILE FRAME TENEMENT. SITUATED ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
Nos. 1401h AND l403.-By virtue Of decree OF
the Richmond Chancery Court entered on The 4th
day Of october, 1883, I'm the suit Of Hamilton
against Hamilton and others. we. the undersigned
special commissioners appointed thereby, shall
proceed To sell AT public auction, on the premises,
on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1888,
at 3 O'Clock l.. VI, the abOvc-described DOUBLE
FRAME TENEMENT, with lot fronting a. feet
on the south side Of leish street aud running
back between parallel lines about 100 feet, more
or less.
The property Is now rented 70 promD,-paying
tenants. and Yields good percentage on the In
ve.tmcnt.
TERMS: One third cash; balance Al six and
twelve months for negotiable aotes. with Interest
added, and title retained until all the purchase
money paid and 4 CONVEYANCE ordered by the
Court. j. V. RtDDl.
ROBERT g. SCOTT.
Commissioners.
SUTTON & CO., Auctloneers
oc T. uTusTh9f
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REAUTf.-For Rough, Chapped, and
I'D Greasy skin, Black Heads, Pimples. and
ssin-Blemishes, use CUTICURA SOAP.
DC 7-Su&W&w
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AUCTION sALES--Monday.
BY sampson & Adamson,
successors b John +. Sampson BIOL
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
6l3 Hull street. Manchester, va.


6l3 Hull street. Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SA l. " OF A
~ TRACT OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. vain pursuance or DEGREES OF tne
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county rendered on
the slh day Of November. 1881. and on the ION
day Of May. 1898. In the chancery suii styled X
-. Boyd. who sues. &c. rs. Hudson Hughes, we
shall proceed Ia sell by public auction. To The hig-
est bidder at Chesterfield Courthouse, AT IL o'clock
VI. on . , ,on
County-Court day.l the TRACT OF NINETY
THREE ACRES OF LAND. more or less, IN the
nroceedinVs I'm said suit mentioned. whereof Iiud-
son Hughes died seized and possessed, situate In
Chesterfield county on the road leading from thes-
ter6eld Courthouse 10 Ccniralia station aud about
one and n half miles from either place.
This land T. partly cleared and partly IN WOODS
and has a NEW TWeSTORf DWELLING
HOUSE on it which is nearly cOmpleted ana Is
tenantable. -. !,
TERMS: One third Of the purchsse-money to be
paid i'm cash the balance IN equal lnstalmentS M
ono and two years. the purchaser 70 execute ms
bonds for the deferred payments, be ring interest
from the day of sale, and the title 70 he retained
til all the purchase-mOney snall nave Deen pald
and conveyance OF dered bv the court.
Is. a. HANCOCK.
GEORGE MASON.
Commissioners,
SAMPSON c ADANsOS. AuctiOnecrs. oc 3-td
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PORT OF NEwPORT's NEWS, OCT. C, 1888.
lBy Telegraph.
ARRIVED.
PERSONAL.

= f'-f~r~7---r-
HESRico COUNTY. VA, October /. 1883.
ANlNG QUALIFIED AS ADMIN
IL lsTRAToR on the estate of JAMES n
CHANT, deceased, hereby call upon all persons
lnaeDtea to tle SAID estate To come forward aud
settle; and those having claims against the same
VIII present them.
W. 4. GRANT, Administrator,
eo eV0 east Clay street.
!" o'b''io'la,lo-ot Richmond, Va.
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THURSDAY. Oor0HtE j.. l~s3,
W. WI -, j. 50 ,nc pi'ln's'-' ,l,,...n. re
late rc-li,ueco 81 Mr. William =. smith. .'er.'-cf,
living uu N.Ir I1ttr.Il t.I. comfy 10 t'Hu.. cr,
about four milc- from tUt t.urfI..-.. OBJ. trl,f
contains ln77 ACRES. 1Hl "i' '. -0.l f. H
whole ur lu parcel, a- may Nc Desired Dog bidders.
This I-our ot tNt m0.. attractive IUl Wu-t fl'ua-
Doe estates 100 Eastern Virginia
The improvements. which i-rl. l LARGE
MANSON, are in good nrir-. Inl fI.e .iui i- HA-
cepU0u4ils forth. anI productive. Alnui 10
acres 1rr L0IYiiv wooded. The n.I.r D.. nDt.I iUr
steamers stop 20 thr wrlrfc..oH DIh river dolly,
twelve miles from faD place. l.I t.r Norfolk
steamer come. trI-WrnkIf n. PIN. HI.If uI rs .fr
river, which D. only tan Milr. tI-tI.t Grain 'r
shipped O. Baltimore 40 Dn.i "i hfr cons.
bu-hci
Al he luxurlc- Of tidcw.f0rar, f'.U'ini ODD 'hc
UlIct.-tup river. ODD winch fD f.U fronts. iur-
mshiug oyster. a-i. lul il.,.. i. beauty Oi
situation. ud for al natural Advantages. tlls
estate cannot 'rcNcr'ied.
Al he same i.mr anI place an,,ilf .G THREE
DFTAGIfD UNnuEONEp rEAoI~-,ae
containing 1853 40 RS. ltnuIf .tn I.l. UnIfi-
east from iHe Courteous. Which r.. pufrIff-.i
from Use estate ot james tlIrtt, Be- iraCt ei --ti.
CouriAou-D. which WIS bought from ,lu IulDH,
ami q tract Of - ACRES about 81 Ir mit. loIfh-
wet from De- Courthouse. NhiD. Ha, .Ylght from
the estate 81 Jones.
TERMS: Onc fourth ca.l auI f.r fIr balance O.
credit of one. two. and three years. Wlth Hn.Dr.-t
cured bf decd Of trl.f. Or aIi UH-l 100 tID tI.H
OF the purchaser.
Purchaser, arc invited toFl-if auI examine rho
lands. and o. correspond with tlc tNrrufOrs. ad-
dressing them 40 kichm.ud. Va. Yr Gloucester
Courthouse. THOMAS \. ~Nllil
WILLIAM 4. SMITH
ISAAC IT. ARLINGTON.
Executors % William T.. >uitu, deceased.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
i L-- ~ ~ Nv WI 1 I 4 NJ

I'RI NTEES' ~NLE OF VALUABLE
l REAL ESTATE N KING WILLIAM
COUNTY NA.-ln execution Of deed OF trust
from James Leigh Jone. and wife 90 tlc under
slened a. trustees. dated the 2jth day Of Scptem-
her 1852. we will sell At public auction, nc King
William Courthouse. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 22D,
NJ - o'clock VI. Chat being court day. that
TRACT OF LAND SHOWN BLACK WALNUT,
situated ON thc main road between Richmond and
Tappthannock near Cat-Iail church. containing
about 800 ACRES. of which about three fourth-
are arabic and the balance iu OAK and pine; no I'M
prOycmcnts except "a small hay-ham.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance ar six, twelve,
and eighteen months. for bonds or notes. with i'm
ercst added from day Of sale, and secured by deed
of trust on the property
JOHN \. COKE.
r. W. CHRISTIAN.
oc 3,5.7,Ql1l3.14,lG.1s,2 Trustees
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and rainy.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: "A. NJ, 56 ;
On. NJ, IS; noon, 50; 3 T.. d., 60; u p,
NJ. 60; midnight, 60.
Mean temperature, 81 1-6.
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81 owe my restoration to health and beauty to
the Cuticura Remedies. - Testimonial u B0S-
on LHdU.
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AUCTION SALES---Future Daya.
BY ~. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and AucilOneer.
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

once corner OF Eleventh AMI Bank streets.
FNRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME
l. STORE AND DWELLING AND TWO VA
CANT LOTS NOT FAR FROM TfiE Old RFS-
FRvOIR, on THE SOUTH SIDE or ASHLAND
sTKEhT, SIXTY FELT WEST OF ROBINSON
sJRiET.-liy virtue ~ a deed of trust executed
by William jenkins and wife and ~. j. Rcrso and
wife, dated August p, 1888. and duty recorded.
We me undersigned trnsi'es. will proceed o. III
at public auction. uDOn the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEn 10. 1883.
al ~ o'clock =. VI. the REAL ESTATE above
menu0ned, which j. part of tllr same conveyed
by the said decl. and designated Dill. LOTS a. g.
and I'm the plan ~ ilDpodalo. fronting On the
south Side Of Ashland street 3OxIJO Dol each %
2O-fo0t alley. on Lot 70 there isa COM
PORTABLE TWO-STORl FRAME STORE sud
DWELLING. now occupied as a grocery. and
yielding good rent
TERMS Ono third cash; balance % SIX. twelve.
AMI eighteen months. for ncznfiI1ls notes. with
interest added, and secured by 70 decd ~ trust
MARSH MI VI. GILLIAN.
LOUIS ?. Bp>~ifi'N.
\. r. COURTNEY.
OC , Trustees.
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cUBURBAN FARM FOR sALEMa
# # #nG $ e " "a "a I
r o o Y "A l.
K II 90 Y A A LII
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8 GO / / { / T.
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Warranted the Strongest, Toughest aud Most Elias.
tic clue on EARTH ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mcuds
Everything SOIL As ROCK !-lfARD A. ADA
MANT.-FIRM As GRANlTEit! New scientific
Discovery .-ReyOlutOniZes the Liquid clue Bust
ness Of the World! ROYAL GLUE Is AbsOiuttig
UhbredkdIie and HiSspdr. tbief 4 SAMSONlAN
GIANT among sther Glue, and Cemrntsi NIL.
Lions of People are sing ROYAL Glue and MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have IT,. 40 Hcatlng-N0
Clues CHINA, WOOD. GLASS, Leather, Billiard
Cue TIPS and Cloth, Crockery. ORNAMENTS 81
Every Kind. Metals, Patches on Leather and Rub
her Shoes. Book Backs. Bnc-a- Brac, and Every
thing Else with lnscparablc Tenacity. MANC-
FACTURERS OF Textile Fabrics. Straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers, Imitation stained Glass, Gum
Labels. Fine Carriages aud Pianos. Paper. Card
Board, on ClOth and Carpets, who Use ROYAL
GLUE for sizing, Stiteniug and Gluelng Purposes.
supplied by the Pint, Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks for Itself The
breakable Qualities, It's Great SwoOthncss FleNi-
bilityand Strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one Customer % AuOther'l LIVE SALES
MEN JOB Thousands II BottieS OF Royal Glue to
Druggists, GrOcers. etc. SMALL Boy sell Hun
drsds Of Bottles % business Offices ana Families.
25 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover
by MAIL, postpaid, 10 centscNtrt Manufacture
sy J.U. O'MEARA & co.
I347 Pennsylvania ave, Washington, ID. &.
LIVE AGENTS wanted In every cry and COun-
~ throughout the United states, Canada. Europe
and south America. Sold 10y Druggists. GrOcers,
StatlOners. liar lware and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade and Public supplied by BI RR
& BRIDGES, 1903 Franklin street. PURCELL.
LADD 4 Co, POWERS. TAYLOR & co, BOD
EKER BROTHERS, OWENS a MINOR, Rich.
mOnd. Va. IT, 2h-lv