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= Ser 56riftleber Sfaac Sorbin,
ber ben 8Drmattn Der r@rpreb" bur1
einen S9uB f6uer beripun1ete, 1T ges
gen $4,000 8irgl1aft freigelafen tpo-=
ben. @r tpirb feline 8ertbeioigung auf
tenpordren Wabniintt ftiiben.
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fubr elm Mann Naniens 0appoob beiln
Suniet=Depot iiber bas Babngeleiie.
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tauieno Stiide aertriilnmert. Gin pierb
tpurbe iiberfabren uno get6btet, bas an=
bere entfam unberlebt. pantppDb tpurbe
in bic 2uft gei6leubert uno lanbete NIT
einigen unbeoelltenben Nerlebungen 5ur
Seite bes Geleiies.
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ri6t erbalten, baB iein S9nieserlobn,
@raf CHARLES be Reroman in Banana
am gelben 6ieber gefforben 1T.
= Gin Mann, Sas. WnrpbD, Mrbeis
ter Der Sunietbabn, periu1te auf elmer
fleinen Station binter Dbanis auf eis
men Gra6t3ug gu ipringet, unt nit mad
San Mntonio 5li fabren, iia96em ibm
Der GDnbufteur be6eutet bate, baS ct
feline paiiagiere mitnebnten biirfe. ST
1fiel smii9en 5iDei Cars unb purbe gu
Sobe gequetfdt.
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Grancise0 perbaftete Boii0ner Gdli6er,
ho4 EH o4,F mona 0I,,fIooa,1 tronnyt GX1~
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stasipauoerans nus 9eatI6lanS

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IN ausll9t geltellte Worlage tpegen Ute
gnliru1g pes Musmaitberllngstpeiens
iptr0 aus Sreitlen gel1rleben:
Nfan psrmutDet, Dap es felnespegs
oarauI abge1eDen llt Die gSege sur Nusz
maaoerung noW meDr 81 ebnen, ais Ddz
rauI, oie 4genen 30 nlaBregelii, ote man
I'm Seroa0t gaf, pc allelit berleltetell Die
selite, gellf1gleno 81 oerlaneIt. Wfan
ntl!B es pen Dafeflta0 ten ila1riibr1eit,
oaB lie1eit Sabrelt I'M ipoblperltaroes
itelt elgeile1i sSnterehe etlergif9 geba6t
genonln1en baben. bic eroenfli9fen gerz
bef1erltnge1 eiu5ufiibrell unb bic Anss
tuanberer na9 &rdften Dor 66minoes
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BEN. Sie yQiiQqebreife fiRD feftffehen6.
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mid alein angebt, cine slmtslade,
ilidts tpeiter. Sic Datte freili9 5u ei=
ter anbern 3eit eintreffen f0nnen.
Gabriele mar in Der Shat febr bIeid
gemor6eu. Scenes &lopfen, gerabe in
benz Momente, no bas entf1eioen6e
sSa auf ibren 9ippen f9mebte, bur6z
5udte fie tpie bic Nbnung irgenS eines
llnbeils. Sic ipuBte ielblt fli6t, ipa=
rum fie BET Der Mel6ung gera6e ait
Georg unb feine N6i6ieosmorte 6enfen
muBte, St mar ia iebt in Der &eiibens,
uno bprt mar etipas gegen ben Srels
berrn i'm Merfe.
Sd tperbe ge1en, faste lie baitlg.
Su muBt ben Courier empfangen. SaB
mid fort!
&aben umfaBte fie bon Neue1n. llnb
bu pilf obne Nntiport bon mir geben2
Soll i6 nod Idnger 5tueifeln uab
fiir9ten, baB iener Mnbere ipieoer 3mi=
f6en uns tritt? @eb, aber LAB mir
beili .Sa auriid. IS iif ia in elmer ein=
aigen 9efunbe ausgeipro6ett. Nur
bieies eine Wort-6ann balte i@ bi6
ai6t ldnger.
(SortIebuna foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-28
Mnt bobell prfis.
9oma,, BON 6. sserner,
l8pr![ebuna.l

Jtutilatt BON y. 9Sesner.
(Burtlrbung)
9lu9 iie baite gefdmpft un6 gerungen
allit ibrer 2iebe; aadb Iie bate periu6t.
elmer Madt gu entflieben, aus bereu
8ereid es fein Gntflieben CAB. To1
bieier 6lammenglutb, Die NIT elemen=
tarer @enaIt aus bem Snnern bes fDnli
70 falten, ernIten Mannes 1erborbra6,
5ant Maes 3ufanlnleit, mas Dem iungen
Mdo6en bisber 2eben ltn6 2ieben ge.
f6ienen, aud Der Su9enotraun, Be,
einit 6as gan5e 2eben ons3ufiiIen Der.
iprad). IS mar eben itur Elm Sraum
gefpeien, nit traumbaft bunflen &egu1.
gen llnb Qbnungen, Die erit jebt 6orm
un6 @elfalt genannen. Gabrielle mar
ernn9t; tie 1dauie Der e1tem bpqen
2eioeni6Qlt iu's Nntlib, un6 tpenn fie
all1 fiiblte, baB iete bulfanil1e Natur
nit ibren biiiferen Siefen unb ibrem
lDoerf6en Seuer nett eber beriti9tet
als begliiden fonnte, iie bebte 1,i6i
nlebr babor. Was iie bisber Slid ge=
llannt, betblaBte unb berI9tpanb tpie
Elm matter S6emet bpr Dem Slamnten=
ifarne. Der ibr bier entgegenipogte.
9as iunge Mdbden inadte nod Ell
men leBten 8erlu6, li6 an bic 8ergan=
gengeit 5u flammeril.
@eDrg-er Iiebt mid uno Dertrant
mir ier tpir6 ltarlentlos llitgliidli9,
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= Rn0pfe, 8eiabartitel fit Damen=
fleiber unb Mdi6e. foiuie fir 8ett3cllg,
billigit bel 5amous.
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9ie neneiten Hnb ausg e.
III dbIteften Sa6en in 9errerz unb
&naben @arberobe fit 9erbft unb
Winter finbet man Bel g beets,
Gprrebon & @aifIes. 217, Nla=
mo pla5a. @s berfduine Niemanb, fi6
bon 6ieier Sbatiade gu iiber3eugen. Ser
&uf Der 6irma biirgt fiir bic reelle Be=
bienung ibrer Gunoen.
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Der Winter NIT ieinetn nabtalt en-
Wetter 1T leet ba unb fam man Bel bies
ler Sabres3eit nidt pprlidtis senus nit
ieiner @efunbbeit umseben.
Erodene 6abe idiieen sesen grfdfz
tuns unb bic bat man nur. menn man
gutes S4u9merf trast. gfatarli@ iinb
S. Scsfe u. SS1ne aud barin allen Dia-
fern rcrauS, mnb, ,pie in Nuenl, baben
iie AUDI barin bic srSBte Nuspabl, TO-
tpObl iir Damen, als aud fir Serren
unb Rinber.
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Der gpftuffice grd,anae,

9 PM mers & leblinger, gigenz
tbiimer, fiibrt bic beIfem Meine, Gbain=
pagner, Wbisfies, 2iqu5re, feines Bier,
seinbeimii6e unb inportirte @igarren.
9as 2ofal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unD
8illaroipieler finoen mebrere Slide Der
befen Sabriden bes 2anbes. [1,2,hS
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Sbeets, gorrepon & gaifles,
217 9llamo pla3a, baben ein bollfdn=
oiges 2ager BON Serreil= nnb &nobenz
an5iigen unb allem Garberobes3 s3ubez
b0r. 9ie Girma lit duberit reell uno
fiir Se6eit aufriebenitelleno. SO 4Wi
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Marum Sanes, Yreiie fir gaibmere
be3ablen? Sosfe's perfaufen fir SO Sc.
importirten fran3Sfiden Gaibmere, refine
gBoae, in Sdwar5 pber Tarbig. 1niere
Safbmeres fir Is Gents, 81 90, 81 ,25
uno bSber finb unibertrefflid in @ate
unb Tarbe. 8ir baben itets cine srDBe
Nuswabl baopn an Sanb, ionDbl bas
brilante gfauidwar5, ale aud bas tiefs
&chleni4war3, SIT Blad. Sie baben
einen feffen Preis fir jeben Sunben.
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GS mub auSDerfanft 1perDen !!
Seide und Sammet.

Seide und Sammet.
gOnets & @uinets granbs $1.25, berz
abseieet auf 90c.
@rtra Nualitdt bon geibe $1.6O, berabe
9eIeet auf 81 25.
@upereetra Seice 1925, bsrubseiett
auf $1.6O.
Seine Gleiber 8elpeteen8 70 Gents.
Teinen SleibersS Sammet, $1.75, berabs
seieet auf $1.50.
Seine aleiber>B >BrOeabe, $1.25, berabse=
ieet auf 90 Gents.
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s(uanit Mamtfdlit,f

iprb ipeaen 6amilienberbaltniiien ss[udt. Ser
ielbe 1T bor einem Sabre mad Sefr Antonio
sesosen. 8er feinen aufentbalt altnidb, i{t eebes
ten, feline abrsiIe on llnter3eidneten absusebe1i.
Carl Mnt r GiifE i
Mounb Sop p. 81, Gabrtte Co., Sers
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Infer 8orratb bon 9errenflei6ern 1T
in bie5er Sailon gr6Ber unb beiIer, als
ie 5uuor. pameoaf & Sol II.
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= Semben fir Serren (unlaundred)
go Gent bas 6tiid beim Jamous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-07

BURSTING INTO BLOOM AND REVEALING A
GOLDEN CROWN DURING THE CARS COR0-
NATION.
from the Nashville American. May 30.l
In Europe, and especially Germany, in
the Middle Ages, belief permeated all
classes OF society that, upon the happening
of great events, condolences symbolic OF
those events occurred simultaneously with
them, and in many places among persons
interested in the happening OF the great
events. Thus ii was that, when a
knight was departing for the Crusades,
he would cut the arm OF his adored
one, and she, in turn, would lay his open
with p0inard. They would then transfer
the blood from the arm OF one to the arm of
the other, and Uice UerSd, and there are
many instances in German lore going to
show that when any danger befel the
knight in the Holy Land or his lady-love at
home, he or she, as the case might be, would
feel queer sensation in the wounded arm,
and, in case of the death OF either, the
wound in the other would burst forth afresh
and bleed for hours.
While the electric current was flashing
| the news of the Cars col onation from
within the walls OF Moscow over the snow
covered plains of Russia TO st. Petersburg,
and thence Uia Germany and France, under
the broad Atlantic to New York, across
many States to the city of Nashville, a
Dight-blooming cereus in the dollhouse OF
Mrs. Ewing, No. ~ VauXhal street, this
city, commenced suddenly to bloom, and
10 as its outer leaves unfolded. in its cen.
tire was disclosed perfect crown.
The coincidence does not stop here. II
was ascertained from the fortunate owner
OF this plant that 1t had grown from cut
ting or slip cut many years ago by the Rev
u. S. Fall, formerly OF this city, but now
of Lexington, KY, in the gardens of the
Car at st. Petersburg. Sunday, when
the beautiful white flower unfolded il.
self, and that, too, in the broad DAYLIGHT
those who saw it were aStOnished be-
yond description. Upon looking closer
a crown was seen in the centre OF
the flower; 1t was a mystery to all until
yesterday morning, when the two-column-
and-a-half description in the american OF
the browning of the Car was hailed as a
startling and pleasing coincidence, il not
proof OF the truth that subtle power or
influence permeates the whole Of nature.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by T.. u. Cook. Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.

CUPERIOR FURNITURE. PIANO,
- MoQUET AND AxMlNsTER CAhp,Epuns III
T rVif &C.. dT AUcTioN:-At the regues,, Of
George Lee. Esq, who Is declining housekeeping;
win sell at his residence, corner OF Grace anu
Fifth streets, on
FRIDAY, srB INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock, all of his ELEGANT FURNITURE.
may enumerate In part
sUPERB PARL0R SUITS, complete, OF me most .s.
elegant manufacture upno'stereu III TIC" san"
Mo az I'o AND ADMINISTER CARPETS AND
u,RRnnGIET-Top TABLES,
VERY VERY HANDsoME CHANDELIERs.
RNAslENTAL BRASS FIRE-sETs, latest do
wa 'IgHSiij;r LIBRARY SUIT.
WEhiiTIFIIL WALNUT LlBRARY-DEsk,
One RosEWooD PIANO, COVER, and STOOL
vrR RSq PR RI ri = siiSS ORNAMENTS,
RICH CURTAINS,
one ,MI cAR RON MBLLIARD-TADLE, complete with
BUFFE si Wi. with marble slab, and China-prcss at
MULTIPLICATION,
sTAiR-C CARPETS and FLooR-CLoTHs
The chambers are elegantly furnished with
coWpiFTE AND COSTLY SUITS IN WAL
NUT AND MAHOGANY, some OF which are
UAT Tftl,if aT TiTEs Of superior quality;
BEb-LiNEN aud FURNISHINGS In great va
riety. -,
The dning-room Is thoroughly furnished with
EXTENSION TABLE.
WALNUT CHAIRS, covered with leather;
One HANDSOME CHINA-PREsS, with glass
front:
SOFA-LOUNGE.
GRACE CHAIRS. &C.; -
4 large assortment Of CUT-GLAss WARE, GILL
Ma. and CROChERY.
The kitchen is completely furnished with every
article requisite.
ALSO,
one VERY SUPERIOR SADDLE-H0RSE.
BUGGY and HARNESS.
This sale offers a rare opportunity 10 secure
every article I'm the housekeeping line of 4 supe-
riOr quality, and as the sale is positive and unre-
served, the public is specially invited
ie6 f.. Is. COOK, AuctlOneer.
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AUCTION sALEs...Future pays.
by w. II. Lyme 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers'
LILA Main street.

GALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION or LII III,
~ VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRs,A, ~ !. ~ ,rl r
SUBURBAN FARM KNOWN AS q HEsT,N,dn,u,
GR9yyE" CONTAINING SIcs fAiGHEHFsss T5RY
THEREON. ON THE HERMITAGE ROAD
AND RAILROAD AVENUE. NEAR III !,
WEiTEgN LIMITS 6 OF TIE ,o, GiI ZIP a,RATE
TRACTS.-By request of the owner we shall sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, 1883.
at o'clock T.. NJ. the WELL-KNOWN, yERY
ATTRACTIVE, AND VALUABLE SUBURBAN
FARM called .CiIEsTNuT GRovE,r near the
Agricultural Fair-Crounds, adjoining the lands oil
Thomas Branch. Esq. Alexander Walker, ESQ.,
and Railroad avenue, the entire farm containing
o70L ACRES OF HlGHLY-PRODUCTlV
LAND, about zoe acres OF which are cleared lui,
nroyed, and In a high state OF cultivation, and
ahont 55 acres Of the residue are heavily wooded.
THE improvements consist of LARGE, AT
TRACTTVE THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL,
ING OF modern and substantial Dulid, Ia goou
stables, &c, of ample size aud III good repair
large. young, and productive orchard, with variety
OF futs-being In all respects one OF tne most de-
sirable as we'll as one Of the largest suburban farms
on the market and has long been noted ior the ier
tity of its soil. II II may seem most desirable az
the lime of sale, the said farm VIII be sold IN Tour
separate tracts, containing respectively 55s, SoH
q I, and 6Sk acres affordiDg a very advantageous
subdivision thereof In accordance WIN a plat 20
be seen AT the Office OF the auctioneers and NJ the
time OF sale.
The attractiveuess and the advantages OF this
property for a cOuntry-seat, the excellent quall,y
OF the land for farming purposes, especially Tor
gardening and trucking, now 80 prohtaDie-lls
nearness and easy access by level ana wen-hepl
avenues to the city, the rapid growth OF the city IN
that direction, and the certainty OF It's speedy IN
crease In value, rs well As the easy terms OF pay
ment and the accommodating manner IN when u
will be offered, shOuW command for this sale the
attendance OF buyers, whether desiring large or
small farm, or investment with the assurance oil
early and handsome prohts.
TERMS. One third cash: the residue by nego-
table notes AT one. two and three years, with IN
terest added aud secured by n deed Of trust.
COnyeyances Will leave the Office of the auction
Gers al o'clock i. VI. on day Of sale for the ac-
cOmmOdatiOn Of persons desiring To attend.
II.LNNt 4 CO., Auctoneers.
je 7,0,11,13, l517,l 1920
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A DvERTIsING CHEATS.

II has become so common to wri'e 'ne ''e''-
ming Of an article In an elegant, Interesting man"
ner,
"Then run 1, into some advertisement 'l'' W.
avoid all such,
aAnd simply call attention to the merits mop
Bi,ters In as plain, honest terms as possible
ITO induce people
"To give them one trial, which so proves '"e''
value that they Will never use anything eise'
aTur REMEDY so favorably noticed 10 all u'e
papers,
"Re,Igious and secular,i
"Haying large sale, and Is supplan'ins all
other medicines.
"There Is no denying the virtues OF 'he mp
plan., and the prsprietors Of Hop Biiters nave
shown great shrewdness
And ability -
ain compromising a medicine whose virtues are
so palpabe % every ones observation"
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BY W. II. Lyme & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auciloneers,
lll3 Main street.

TTRACTIYE AND WELL-LO-
"A GATED TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL-
ING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
BROAD AND BOWIE STREETS. OPPOSITE
THE RICHMOND COLLEGE, FOR SALE BY
AUCTlON.-By request OF the owner we shall sell
by public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT, June ~. 1888,
NJ 9 o'clock =. NJ, the WELL-LOCATED AND
VERY DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING, No..
I4O0. on the northwest corner OF Broad anc B0we
streets, opposite Richmond College, having SIX
rooms. kitchen, and well of good water, and in
good repair having been recently put I'm nice or
der The lot has front OF "a feet on Broad street,
and depth, between parallel lines. Of so feet TO
an alley In the rear.
This property is so desirable and attractive rs to
command good rental. and - now paying hand
some percentage on the price ut which II can be
purchased while It's location insurcs Its continued
Increase IN value.
TERMS: ore third cash; balance by negotiable
notes nj six, twelve and eighteen months. with
interest added, and secured by deed Of trust.
W. Fl. LYME & CO..
lei Auclionccrs.
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THURSDAY, JUNE, 7. 1888.
by L. d. Cook. Auctioneer.
"a Ninth street.

CUPERB STEINWAY & SONS 74-OC-
- TAvE PIANO AND AN ASsoKTMENT or
the reonesf of Rev j, A. Dearborn. who Is remoy-
ing from the city, will sell, at his residence, No
400 west Grace street. on
THURSDAY, 7TH INSTANT
at 10 O'Clock. his HOUSEHOLD FuRNIIuRE'
embracing one superb Rosewood Piano, 7s-0c.
tayes made by steinway & Sons, and Is regarded
az one OF the most elegant instruments In the city,
together with Parlor aud Chamber Furniture SUI
pcrfor Har-Aiatresses, BRUSSELS ana 3-ply, var ar'
nets Walnut and other Bureaus, Bedsteads, WASH
stands, CommOde. Clothes-Chest. Extension ana
other Tables, Glass-Front Book Cases, very pretty
Desk, Crockery and GLASSWARE, Dining-noomi
1rst-rate Cooking-Stove. Particular attention Is
asked 10 the sale OF the Piano. T.. u. COOK.
10 e Auctioneer.
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day at ~ he succeeded In getting the young
lady out, and in a waiting carriage set out
for Grecnyille. When the lady's absence
was discovered horscmen were put in pur-
suit, but the couple were far enough ahead
TO get married. When the pursucrs ar
rived they were invited 10 refreshments by
the Young couple. The affair has created
ripple O, excitement among the school
Ofrle -
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.UCrYox sALEs--.This Day.
ByR. b. ChafIln 4 Go"
Real Estate Auclioneers'
No north Tenth street.

4 LECTION SALE OF MANCHESTEK..
"a pg9PERTY; At I ITinErf T9h HLso. on on
sEVENTu STREET. NEAR FREE bhln ,,,,, ,
Also on HULL STREET bn ,6e reaassi Of The
owner we win sell by public auction on tne p'e'"'
WEDNESDAY, JUNE @. lsS3, ,,,t.
at o'clock +. NJ. TWO-STORr y M ~. ~ ~.
DWELLING: brick cellar and out-buiiuinRs. ~
IL by 81 feet 10 AN alley 16 feet wide AT the cor
ner Of Fourth and Marx streets.
Also. on
THURSDAY. JUNE z, 1888,
ut 8 o'clock p. NJ, TWO BRICK TENEMENii55
on Seventh street near Free bridge. win lol . .
feet front extending back to street 80 feet wide'
Also, on
THURSDAY, JUNE, 7. 1883,
AT O'Clock II. NJ, TwO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING; ON Hull street between Third aud
Fourth streets. Lot, 80 by 100 feet 70 an alley.
These sales offer good opportunities 20 secure
homes for parties OF moderate means or iney VIII
be good investments for capitalists, as they rent
well. -.
TERMS Accommodating and announced al
sale. IL. b. CilAffiN w,
leo Auctioneers.
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A Ripple Of Excitement among school.
Girls.

A Lagrange, Ga, telegram says: "This
city has always been centre Of female Cd.
aeation In the South. Even during the war
Its students IRON all sections numbered
hundreds. and its commandments were
affairs OF fashion. For some time Miss
Alice Watson, the daughter OF a wealthy
citizen OF Houston, Texas. has been an in
mate OF the college, where she attracted the
attention Of Dir. X. p. Abrams. son OF the
bank president here. The college authori-
tics twice frustrated his visits, but yester-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-07
A DAUGHTERS MISERY.

A DAUGHTERS MISERY.
aF,eyen wears our daughter suffered on bed OF
misery
"From A complication Of kidney, liver, rheu-
matte trouble, and nervous debility,
"J'nder the care Of the best physicians,
"Wbo gave her disease various names,
but no relief,
"And now she is restored to us I'm good health by
as simple a remedy as Hop Bitters that we had
summed for years before using little Pa
RENTS.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, &c.

GOOD NEWS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
" will allow discount Of 30 PER CENT. on
ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM THIS DATE.
The store Is 10 be remOdellcd, which necessitales
my giving itup temporarily. such AN opportunity
90 secure bargains Is seldom offered. A full line OF
CHINA. GLASS, TINWARE. TABLE CUT
II. II. WALLACE.
ap 11-2m 400 Broad street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
RICHMOND

ID KItUWUND,
ID. 20 MADISON STREET. MEMPHIS. Tenn,
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENT.
Special attention given as for years past, TO the
paying of all state and County Taxing District ana
sold Back City" Taxes, and correctness guaran-
tecd. - 49,
VIII also attend 10 FUNDING OF OLD BONDS
and furnis fractional amounts required.
Refers 10 Union and Planters Bank, memphis:
German National Bank, Memphis: state National
Bank, Memphis; and old citizens and residents
generally. Jeo-UF
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By william Goldsmith. Auctioneer'
1914 Main street.

GALE OF WATCHES, SILVERWARE,
- CUTLERY, &C., THIS DAY AT 1880 \. VI:
AND 100 l.. M.-Consignments OF all kinds OF
WARES aud MERCHANDISE solicited, and
prompt returns made.
ie 5.4t WILLIAM GOLDSMITH, AucliOneer
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DID SIZE DIE 2

"N0,
"she fingered and suffered along, plning away
all the time for years."
1.-THE doctors doing her no good" ~ 49,
And al last was cured by this Hop Bitters ine
papers say so much about
"Indeed Indeed"
How thankful we should bel mat ineuicinc'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-07
by sampson & Adamson, Auctioneers.

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il GRANITE-QUARRY PROPERTY.
AT GRANITE. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
VA, AND VALUABLE MACHINERY CON
NECTED WITH SAID QUARRY.
by virtue Of deed Of trust from the Old Do
minion Granite Company 10 BENJAMIN II. Nash
and George W. Hall, trustees, 1.-THE latter of whom
declines TO act.l dated February 4 lS73.an OF re-
cord in the clerks Office of Chesterfield County
Court, default having been made In the payment Of
the money therein secured. and the holders Of the
bonds Issued under said deed of trnst having re-
qnested that sale should be made OF the REAL.
AND personal PROPERTY therein conveyed,
we shall proceed 10 sell al public auction. on the
premises. at Granite, on the Rich nond and Dam
VILE railroad. about i've miles from the city OF
Rchmond, az IL O'Clock A. VI ON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1888,
that VALrABBE GRANITE QUARRY, with
all the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. consisting Of TWO TRACTS OF LAND
one containing 73 ACRES and the other contain.
Ing Al ACRES. And al The same time will be sold
certain SrEAM-ENGINES.D ERRICKs. PUMPS.
CARS, RAILR0AD-TRACk.an and IMPLEMENTS
and TOOLS used In the quarry business.
TERMS: Cash as u $4,000 aud the costs aud
expenses OF sale: and the balance ON terms made
known ON day Of sale.
BENJAMIN III. NASH
my ~ Acting Trustee.
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DEALERS IN METALS. &c.

JAMES GORDON. WATKINS, CoTTRELL & co.
TAMES GORDON 81 CO.,
~ IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
METALS, OHIO and NOVA SCOTIA GRIND
STONES. and WOOD AND METAL STOCK for
carriage and wagOn-makers. FLUE IRON
speciality. Nos. and Fourteenth street, between
Main and Franklin, Richmond Va. jc lin
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FATHER Is GETTING WELL.

FATHER Is GETTING WELL.
my daughters say:
How much better father Is since he used Hop
Biticrs.n
ale Is getting well after his long suffering from
a disease declared incurable,"
And we are so clad that he used your Bitters."
A LADY of Utica, MY