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National Republican., 1883-10-17
FOR YouTHs AND MEN,

Four button cuaway suits In oxford gray corkscrews
at Sl5, sold elsewhere for e2b.
Four button cutaway brown or blue corkscrews y :
~; cannot be bought elsewhere under $50.
Black b. i. &orsted Prince Albert suits, sls worth
Nobby business suits for ss, worth siI
m wool ohevlot and cashmere suits at s0 worth
good fall overcOat at 50, sold elsewhere for Sl0
Melton fall oveTcoat ia all colors for S. worth slL
Our fall overcoas at SlO S2, sll, and sl6 are not
equaled anywhere within 50 per cent.
Good servlceabC heavy overcoRts ut 80, 49, and $40
must be seen TO he appreciated.
A splendid chinchiln overcoat at tl2 would bo
A full line OF black diagonal and worsted overcoats
Our SIS beaver overcoRts take the cake.
Black j. Is. cloth suits ~ SO go, and S2j-the samc
mukeB we have kept since starting; they can be
depended upon TO give satisfaction.
FOR BOYS FROM q TO Il,
overcoats and suits at s 5O 49, Sa5O e. aud $751; guar
anteed 80 per cent. below the usual selling prlco.
FOR BOYS FROM 12 TO II.
Suits and Overcoats at s5 90, 81, Ss, and flOi not
enough profit, IN to pay for extensive description
In ADVERTISEMENT
PANTS
For Men and Boys Gt S5O e. $780, o., H. $50, s, and
SB; immense variety.
GOSSAMERS
At 81, $3.50. g. ta5O and g.
THE MISFIT STORE,
COR. TENTH AND F SITS.
Make no mistake, and come to the Corner OF Tenth
and streets.
National Republican., 1883-10-17
Steamboat zines.

II ooK AT Low FARES
Norfolk and Fortress Monroe
Fredericksburg and RappahannOck River Landgy, 81
Potomac River Landinss".,..
Elegant and Safe Steamer
JANE MO LEY
Leaves Sixth Street Wharf for NORFOLK MON.
DAY, "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at
$50 D. IN. Elegant steamer
LADS OF THE LAKE
For FIR O. d DERICKSBUR0, VA, MONDAY and
THURSDAY at4i5Q y M stopping at PlEEY
POINT and tORNBIELn IL RBDR.
MEALS on b ats serv cd on EUROPEAN PLAN.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS; Steamer rhonip-
son leaves Monday, Wednesday. and Briaay ~ u
m. Fare. 20 cents.
NEW York STEAMERS B. O. knight and John
Gibson alternately leave New York, Pier ", H. H.
every saturday at4 p. M, and Georgetown every Fri
For Information, apply at Genera, once, 6I3 Elf
teenth street or at Company's wharf foot or sixth
street ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
GEO. Il. PHILLIPS, superintendent
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
Homer, the China-man, 90 Main st
IOWA ITEMS.

Louis Trap, saloonist of Eagle Point,
is sued for $4,000 damages by the wife OF
Frank Milton. 1t is alleged that Frank
got his whisky at Traps saloon.
The state auditors report shows that
during the past year the insurance com
panies took in So, 97S. 546. 80, and paid
out on losses 1908, 1862 10, leaving ovel
~, 900, 900 profit.
Henry Herancourt, of Dubuque, has
sued the Western Union Telegraph
company for failing to deliver a message
sent o. Saturday until the following
Monday. The message ordered a pillow
of flowers for use at a funeral.
The Ill posts of the grand army in the
state have a membership of 4,338.
The Webster City water works hay,
been officially tested and accepted by the
city.
There is mourning among the Dubuque
tax payers because the state board OF
equalization raised the assessment 10 pei
cent.
A new and fatal horse disease con.
POUNDS farriers about Charlton. The eyes
and mouth swells, and then death comes
sure and swift.
An 1S-year old boy named Kennedy
arrested at Dubuque on Thursday fol
highway robbery, is 6 feet "a inches long
and ugly in proportion.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08

The following deeds were filed for re
cord in the county clerks Office, August
7, reported for the BEE by p. j. Nc
Mahon, real estate agent:
j. NJ. Palmer to Jayne Sayles, lot 3,
block 10, Bayliss ~ Palmer's addition,
$145.
John p. Kempker to McWilliams 4
Shea, lots G., Z and 8, block 10, Nicola, 81.
j. L.. Beard to District Township OF
York, part of mel mel 10, 7G, Al, $50.
Thomas Officer to }. nj. Palmer, lot D,
block 8, Grimes add. $500.
Neils Anderson to James Brewster,
lots Ia and 10, block II, Stutsman's add.
$3.50.
Herman Hottie to William Hotze, mel
7, "a, 40, $3.50.
William Hottie to Herman Hottie, SCI
g., "a, 40, 81.
Fred Bentz to Philip Bentz, G! sw4 3,
rs, Al, 81, 200.
Moses Verveer to f. A. Hanter, lots 1,
2, 3 and 4, block 80, Avoca, $50.
j. Baedauf, admir-, to +. A. Hanter,
part of lots |, 9, 3 and a, block 30, Avo-
ca, 1915.
Clark Hoblet to j. P. Bigelow, part Of
sw4 sw4 O., n. 3S, $40.
Sheriff to Sullivan Savings Institution,
lot %, block 53, in Allen & McCook's
add. to Avoca, $2,079 10.
Andrew jacobson to Isaac Cherniss, ct
al, lot 90, block IL, Burns add, 1925
Total sales So, 1851. 10; total sales for the
week $50, 13.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08

that they do not require a like license Of
teams which haul wood, coal, dirt, etc,
and that these teams often haul house
hold goods, baggage, etc, and cut under
the regular prices for such work, and take
that much business from them. They
also kick about the street cars hauling
trunks up from the depot, and yet they
are not paying license. The claim that
delivery wagons often take business which
Justly belongs to them, and that in var
ious ways their business is taken by
others who pay no such license. They
say that if the city council will pass an
ordinance which will protect their bust
ness they will then pay promptly and
cheerfuliy, but until then they will fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
ERSONA

j. w. Butler, of Nicola, was one Of yester
days visitors to the city.
Col. Tam, Of Avoca, was greeting his ac'
quaintances and friends here yesterday, but
not talking politics, oh no!
L%ieutenant-G Governor Manning and family
are back from Colorado.
George s. Allyn, u. l.. Kinsell, and A. A.
Haggins, all of Mt. Ayr, Iowa, were at the
Ogden yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Carpenter, of Dunlap,
were at the Ogden yesterday.
w. G. Howard, of Sterling, ILL.,, is at the
Pacific.
+. l.. Ellis, of Boston, arrived at the Pacific
yesterday.
w. s. Mudd, of Kansas City, was in the
city yesterday and made headquarters at
the Pacific.
r. G.. Fish, one of Racine's well known
manufacturers, was in the city yesterday and
booked at the Ogden.
c. ID. Kasson, of Corning, was a Pacific
house guest yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08

Call at Hardness Bros. and get August
fashion styles free.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
DR.. West, dentist, Ia Pearl street.
What a Stranger Thinks.

To the Editor of the Bee.
Being a stranger i'll your beautiful city,
and looking for business location, and a
place for my family, 1 naturally want to
know the morals of a locality before To-
eating. A few mornings ago The BEE
gave u detailed conversation with the city
marshal, who claimed he knew of no
gambling going on in the city. Now if
that is n fact, and he is a proper person
for marshal, if he being so ignoront of
what is going on, | think your city
council here done wise in ordering an in
~vestigation, but they should have gone
farther and suspend him pending the in
v%estigation, and if they find he knows OF
no gambling, he should be removed foI
incolnpetency, and should be convicted on
his own evidence. |. @. Il.
Council BLUFFS, August 7.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
THE E~NPREsSMEN.
Some Of Them Still Kick Lustil,
About License without
Protection.

There are some of the expressman who
do not report to the call to pay $40 a
year license as common carriers, and are
employing attorneys to fight their cases.
One of these, on being interviewed,
stated that they would never submit until
they had been beaten fairly and suuarely
in the highest courts of the land, and
that there wa already $500 to start the
fight with. The causes Of the protest are
that they do not receiveprotection. They
claim that while they have to pay license
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
The Doctor 5 Endorssment

DIR, ID. w. Wright, Cincinnati, o., send,
the subjoined professional endorsement: "a
SAM FOR THE LUNGS in a great nun
Der OF cases and always with success. On,
case in particular was given up by severa
physicians who had been called in for consul
tation with myself, The patient had all tn,
symptoms of confirmed consumption-cold
night sweats, hectic fever, harassing cough
etc. lie commenced Immediately to get bet
ter and was soon restored to his usual health
! have also found DIR. WM. HALLS BAL,
SAM FOR THE LUNGS the most valuable
expectorant for breaking up distressing cough,
and colds that ! have ever used
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08

j. w. Rodefer having been elected
secretary and treasurer of the Mercantile
Loan, Trust and Improvement company
of Council Bluffs, has accepted the posi-
ton and assumed the management of the
company's business. The following
named persons are on the board of direct
ors: II. A. Kirkland, G. s. Lefferts, j.
w. Rodefer, /. A. Miller, Il. l., shugart.
7. A. KIRKLAND, President.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08

Don't let your children die with dyson.
terry or other bowel arrangements pecul-
lar to the season. Use DIR. Thomas Jel-
fer's specific treatment, they arrest the
disease at once without dangerous com
plication which frequently attend. The
medicine can only be obtained at the
doctors office, No. 523 Sixth avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
MINOR MENTION.

See Joseph Refers fall goods.
Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08

Nugc Il Smith, merchant ~tailors, Z
and 9 Main street, have just received the
finest line of goods ever shown in Coun-
ell Bluffs. All of the latest styles of
coats, suitings and pants, and are pre-
pared to make them up in first class style.
Call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08

Closing out jewelry at cost, 1O6 Broad
way, l. N. Empire, successor to l.. b.
Clark a. Co.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23

in ot6ten Sloden rnauf6orli9. Sol6e
S6neefdae tparen Oct gan5en Minter bin
ourd nt6t 5u DerSet6nel1, unD liegt Der
S6nee bereitS In betrd0tli6er 606e uuf Ben
Tluren aufgelpeiGert.
-9ie Wiener u9(Qg. 3tg. bonn 4. 9lpriG
nelbet, DUB Die Observation-Disclosures
gegen ben 9(bgeproneten SD b nererb as
5ur @rbe6ung Der Qlnflage erforoerlid)e
Wiaterial ni6t er9ebeu babe, unO oas Ser
faDren baber ein9eitelt lDurbe.
= Der Streit beS &antons @enf
nit benz 8tl6o WermiIID0 iptro
INNER Deftiger. Oie @enfer 0tegierung,
bic pom Berner 8unbeSratb aufgeforbert
tporoen lit, ii6 iiber ibre Stelllnn9na6me
GIT Der Grnenuulg Mermiqoo'S gu duBerrl,
bat Dies IN et1em SAretben getban, ipelde5
IN foIgcltoer Gerit6erung gipfelt:
rgStr itno bur6aus ei1ti6lpiIen, in ulrIcrenJtedz
ten in nl6tS no66lgebcn utlO rtdtS SIT Der1laDz
ldilt9en, INT biclc frepeLbaftcl NlGne ami tnlere
ll1tabDdn9t9feit utlo unlere r%atiorale SoupcrGnts
tat l0etterl SIT lnaden, luobei mir nD1 alien 9fe6z
ten, lpel6c lnS 1tnlcre Geleee mo llnlcre Serfalz
Jung sur 9lblpebr otecr nerel 2ngrtjfe ber ro5
nltltel Gurte g%eludbrett, @ebralt9 MAIDEN lperz
bell."
Ser Qtnttport Der @enfer Ge9iernng Iiegt
Nlll OIlulND UUl Uul lDtl NOUuJC wv QtlO
iDel6en oaS ebemalige 8lStbu1n 2uuian1e@
@enf ais 1lt6t r1ebr beitcbenD erfldrt, Wter7
niloo bic 9lnnabme beS GitelS 8ii6of DDn
@e1f unO Die QluSiibung btl60aider SUIT
tiOnell i'm &antnn Sent unterlagt uno Der
8unbeSratb eril6t miro, tpenl WtermiloD
trnboenl barauf bebarrel1 lnllte, gegel1 ibn
lDfDrt Die i'm 2lrt. 80 Der 2anbesperfaliung
gegelt 1leber9rtffe beS Glert5 in Die Gedte
oes 8iirgerS lnD OeS StaateS pDr9elebeneu
WfaBregeIn a%n5utpenpen, D. }. tbn aus3u7
%tpetlen.
Sine groBe 9anbes Snbutrtes
NusfteIIung Deranitaltet DteS 6met5.
9iele 2luSitelung, ipel6e pom 1. Diai bis
30. september in 3Irtd itattfinOen iol,
pirb nit ibren ltmfang BON 36,005G .@Wt.
ale bisDerigen 2anbesauSiteult1ger, nit
Nu5nabnle Der Wtaild1oer $1,000 0.>Of.)
ulto 8riiieler 10000 G.>Wt.) iibertreffen.
gSdbrenb Der gfadt ipu iie eleftrild beleudz
tet iperben. Die @elantnlt5a9l Der @lt5itelz
ler aIIer AZ @ruppen ipirb rurb 1850 be-
tragen, unter beren gegelt 500 gentetnlar1te.
0as @entralcpn1ite beabii6ttgt, aud Grmez
rem, Itreblamen Qlrbeiterl1 ben 8eiu6 Der
Mls1teaung bur6 8ergitung Der 9teilez
u1o Acknowledgement 81 crnlDgIi6en. Son
ben 2lusiteQern ielblt itno l6or iiber 5000
Nrbetterfarten gelnit tporoe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23
Mner,8 NiQen.

Gin oroter Shell Der srcntbeiteu, an beten bte
Denidheit Geibet, rIbtt pom elmer 3errittunS bes Sto>>
oens, bes ~ruterletbs ODER Der Weber Der. III q rs
Gqtbartie 8ttIs" (Ibfubr>4iueu) lutrten oirett
oti niefe 0raone. unb bdben nanleutttb ben 3Iped, aue
burd pereu Serrittune euttonbeuen Heioen etrl6lteBlt9
pom 8erltppfung, 8eroauungsidpQde, Dp9pepte, Soptz
meb, DurbiaQ uno elmer Ntenge anoerer getoen, 81 hetlsn.
les uro> au9enebmes 0eilmtttel ltno. 0te aus9eoehate
gnpemoung, mel9e oicIe 4iaen ieitens smtrenter Aerste
iii Dersn 4roris %eriabreu, ;etst nnpertennbar, pe hod1
lie ppm ben Dieeisinern geib1Rt iperoeH.
Diele YilIen fiub MIR aus GllorSenitoten beraetteut
uub nom GalenIeI uno auneret i9doltden SubltduSen
irei.
Sin. nit SsopFpeb @epIa9ter f~dlretbt:
n n RS g i'll EN- limb iIr mid uui6dsbar uub meine
NEfefen 8es[eiter. SD babe an 8opfi6mers idmer 9elttten
uuo Sbre = ill n !puren boS etnsiee DING, Don bent i'd
qirberilna ermarten founte. Sine Gabe bdpon pirtt Bet
mes. Sie iino bobit roirfiant rub ebenio ieidt 81 nerz
tun1er. is madt mir 8erguiigeu, tie loben 81 foilnei,
nuo ih HUE es nberou, NO ib mir bic SeH9euRett nasn
btetet.
&c. g. 8dse, pot IS. g. 3 Bro"
gi6mouo, 8o., G~rontIin Ctr, ben 8. SUM- 1SS2.
Step. SrauctS y. . arlp 10 idretDf ans AttaHta'
Ga: ,Sett rem !estet Sabret mar t1 nit Serltopihn9
entieelih plagte, bis i'd Dor eiut9et Ntonaterl u4pers
8itten" ein3uuebnteu be9uru. gle bahet MIR ne
ld)ou sur @ep5bnune e%eppraeue 8er1topfiin9 9dn6lt9
bebpben nnS ueinen GeiunobeitsSnitanO i'm 9an3en mss
ieutli9 per5efiet."
4pers &at5arttc 0iIG8 ~beieitieen ~1lnre9els
n~tdbigfett i'm StubI9an9e. re9en BEN Slppettt uno DIE
Screaming an uno f~rdIti9en snrd ibre pron1pte una
burdgreiieuoe BirtunS ben 9auSen 9ouspalt pes &nrpers'
Qu9efertt9t pom
DR.. J. @. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sn allen Apot1eteu 81 bdben. 3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23
Su6et

Geiunbbeitunb permeibet 8ranfs
beit. gnitatt miioe uno abse=
mattel gu fubIen, anftott Web
uno S6mer3eu, wollten SieniGt
pieI lieber friI9unb ftarf fIbIen?
81 f0nnen fortfabren miierabeI
5u fIblen unb gu gtt6ts 'altfse=
leet, bod miHen 81 9%liemanbem
Die S9ulo 8umefen ais it9 aI=
Elm, iinb Sic aber Elm berarttses
2eben miibe, 70 f0nnen Sic IS
dnoern, fails Sic es wGni6en.
@ie? Snbem Sic ii6 cine
SlaI9e BON 8rown's giien=
8itters faufen uno fol6es resels
mabt9 ben 8orf9riften 9emaB,
einnebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23
Hamburger LIME.

Sautba4rg=sstterffanfi6l e Badetfabrt 2tfttet:
8~eieuidaft.
Dirette rD66entIi9e oitsO antpfidifiobrt spii9en
NEW YORK,
TIpmoutb, @%berbonrg, @opres Sonoon 9arts nnS
HAMBURG
Die Oantpfer bieIer Sinie b~ei6rbern bic @ereinisten
StadtenzQoft uro perbcn pdbrenb hes Sabres re9els
md6iq 9uunerftag pen Stem gorr mad 9amburs abs
fobreu- Bon ySctp Yorf:
J. @aiiite 500. ?. eoiiite $50. 3nti9enosd $50.
Sontftaez 0oupfer: 1. @o1Ite: S65 unb SO.
(5iItte mad une Don europa i'm @erbdltniB).
Bon S~eantbur9, @anrc oOer Southampton:
]. @aiute: S120. ?. Gailte; $72. 3piidenoed: $24.
Stuetc fir &ins ano Nii6retle:
j. @aiiite: $155-165. 2. @aiiite: no. 3wii6enbed: $50.
Bon Stem g)ort mad 9aris. $500. 3wti6enoed $3.50
unb ;urild $500
sihnbsr swti6en limb II 5@prsn bic 9dIfts. SiuOe
unter / Sobr fret. (sIe incl. 8sfoitigung.)
9aegeu 0aioee penbe man iid an
6. y. 3tidlaro & Co., GenerGIsGaidsesIsent
pber an: @o. 161 Broabpap, 9feIp 2orf,
G~eIIentbaL & EoSmttmsft,
12mt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fIr BEN gSeiten.
so n. 81 ,Siitb &penne @hicaso.
Die uon btsier 4inie berau,sesebeue European
Tourist Gazette" wirO appIitt nten gratis Sugeionbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23

8rown's giien=8 ttters beitebt
aus giien in lOsli9er Sorln,
Gin6ona, benz 9roBen Stdr=
f~unssmittel nebit aubersn mobI
bemdbrten 6eilmitteln, D9e
su1ammen Elm rpunberbareS nt6t
alfobolbalti9es Stdrfun9smitteI
seben, mel6es 9eiIuns sibt in
sSdlen BON 9pspepite, l1npers
bauli6feit, Ntalarta, 69md6e
nnb 9inberun9 in alien 2unsens
ulrb 9aterens&
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23
MansEeIb. ahtp. Hrt. 26. 1881.

Metne 6erren; Sd lit an S6mer-
sen in meiner Seite, Nifen NIB Sruf,
nit itedenben S6mer3en burd meircn
eanaen GSrper in 0erbiueuts init arp-
Fer S6pdde, Niseereeidlasenbeit NIB
Disqualification. Sb ma m bereits yer
fdiebene Mebi;iIen Elm nnb ipuree ron
prpmtnenten qsrsten auf 2eber. glierert,
9ttf;fudt bebdn6elt. Dblle @rfplA. Sd
ha6te einnnl etnen @eritG mil
grvru'S Glen 8ttters Su MAIDEN NIB
ita6tem i6 Jest cine unb etre halts
Sloi6e enlightenment babe. Tin id,
ltabesu eeiuno. bic S6mer;en lit Der
Geite unb Ruden iirb ser9an9en, tie
Brufi6nersen bnben oufseh6rt, elm
gutter Ippetit bat itb ein9eiteGt utb i'd
nebme AT StGrfe unS 5ieif6 ;u. Gs
Tam nit Re6t Der REntg Der Mepi3iuen
Qe1Gnnt tperben.
Spbn 6. IGenber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-27
WEST POINT.


ssovrcspcndence Of the Richmond D'spatcb.l
WEST PorNT, Va, May 20. 1888.
Past Grand Master Wexford, Grand
Hecretary Isaacs, Grand Junior Warden
Drinkard. ID. ID. q. M. Courtney, Past
Master Mayer, and other Masonic dignita-
rics. visited West Point yesterday TO assist
IN constituting West Point Lodge, No.
qas. The ceremonies were performed UNI
der the direction Of ID. ID. q. NJ. Bauman,
N Essex county. There were numbers OF
brethren present from adjacent counties
among them 4. b. Montague, Esq, whom
some OF his brethren had supposed to be
dead. (E. T. Montague Is the name Of the
siccsased,) DR.. Anderson, Smoot, and
others whose names cannot now recall.
The names OF the officers OF the new
lodge are: q. L. Snodgrass, master; j. w.
Shackelford. senior warden; X. ii. Cox,
Junior warden; II. II. Spencer. treasurer;
g. w, Otey, secretary; j. Il. Davis, senior
deacon 4. Wilkerson, junior deacon; f.
IS. Pearce. tier. Judge Wexford Is re-
ported to have made an interesting and
eIoauent speech TO the assembled brethren.
Afterwards the craft repaired TO the
Town Hall, where an excellent supper had
been prepared for them. Everything good
70 eat and drink-fresh oysters, fish, &c.'
&c.-showed up in abundance. The occa-
sion was highly enjoyed, and several I'M
promptu speeches were made.
Though quite unweil, Worshipful- Mas
ter Sn0dgrass attended throughout the
ceremonies and the supper, and was I'M
sparing I'm his attentions TO his visiting
brethren. whom he escorted to the wlIarves
and all the other places worth seeing.
The town gives signs OF prosperity and
growth, and Of being a real live business
place. 1OKk RIVEk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-27
CLAREMONT.

THE VOTE on THE SUBSCRIPTION TO THE At
LANTIc AND DANyILLE RA1LROAD-TIIE
CROP OUTLOOK.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY 90, 1888.
The returns from the Surry county cleo
ton show closely-contested affair as re-
CARDS the question OF voting subscrip-
ton OF $4,000 towards the Atlantic and
Danville railway. The railway company
received majority OF five votes, but failed
to secure the three fiiths necessary. Moth
ing daunted. the railway company will con-
finue their work, and push the road rapidly
forward TO completion. CIaremont will be
the terminus Of the new road, and Peters
burg must needs look elsewhere or con-
tent herself with branch road.
Crops OF all kinds look well, one large
tract OF rye having attained an average
height OF seven feet. Some OF our farmers
are preparing TO send their peas TO Rich
mond markets. Cherries are ripe, and
strawberries, cultivated and wild, are being
brought into town. UNo AND mo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-27
- A e OF THE MAGNIFICENT
FIsH-POND" ESTATE. oNJ,Mes prvrp

IN pursuance OF the decree OF the Circuit Court
OF NeisOn county, in the chanccry causes OF Rix-
ey adhinlstrator, &c, rs. Hall, &C., and d. n
voru9h 90. kixry's administrator, &C., the under
auction, AZ The depot OF the Richmond and Allie
xiany railroad. In Howardsyille, Albemarle conn
ty' VA ut about IL NJ. on the
9TH DAY OF JUNE. 1883,
mat MAGNIFICENT ESTATE ON JAMES
RIVER, In Nelson county, about two miles ahnyo
Howardsyille, Albemarle county known ~ rGSs
rUND,' formerly owned by the late Alexandsr
Moseiey, ESD. containing about LOSS ACpES 81
LAND, or which abou. $50 acres are James =, :
io TSi, including Big-Sycamore "islsnd.
ms estate has about five miles river front ~
ing In the form of horseshoe with one ds,nr ~ !,
when there Is post-oice) and one va.
OIL on ~, Excellent DWELLlNG-HOU good onti
aceeDrsted nsh-pond. Has TWO r ME-, rna
YuAhhlES lying directly on the Richmonto ~ = !,
Aiegnany railroad. and Is Thought 10 rons., anu
Inc 'bon ore, Is Me wttered, and from the dwell
James river, the Rlchmond and nisse views !, OF
tonu, anu surrounding country "' i""-
=, Inns Is probably the finest estate m Nsso, .o,,
be being saf s3a hss he advantage
= convenient 10 churches and lie
oners ine social advantages ''e neiShoorhood
~ VIII pe sold US n whole or I'm ,,,,.a,. a., ....
ern xs, anu ,he terms OF sale which viii Se M.
=, fart;es wishing 10 attend ~ "s "a saie.
ming train. anu Vturn ny TIE eve
term nns Is sale csn probably be confirmed a. spec,
dr Any iarthes Information Will be given bv ,a
WSlsan =, ~. nonsLEY, ESQ.,, at Arrinrtan aa az
ney at law, Richm"oasns ss PEASANTS, Esq, attor-
ss22Sss HF TN ETHHr.ESSsEAD,
my lo-ShwtSy2sIdtds S comm,..,or.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-27
PAGE COUNTY.

A PROPOSED FURNACE-TEMPERANCE TICKET
ARREST OF BALTIMORE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
i correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.]
LURAY, Va, May 25, 1888.
At the county election Yesterday there
was much excitement and interest, but no
rows so far as known.
1t is said that S150,000 have been SUBJ
scribed to build furnace at Luray by a
party OF northern capitalists, and that ar
engagements are being made for site and
construction.
A Temperance ticket was elected in Luray
yesterday for corporation government,
which will prevent the sale OF liquor in
our town for the next two years.
The superintendent Of public schools OF
Baltimore, Nd. was arrested in the cave
lately for breaking off stalaetite. 1t was
thoughtIessness in him, so said.
Farmers say that the prospect for wheat
in the county is the finest since the war,
and that this years crop will exceed the
exceptionally large yield OF last harvest.
Mr.. ID. +. Maddox, very prominent
merchant OF Front Royal, was married TO
Miss Mittie Almond, Of this county, last
Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-27
By william Goldsmith
by Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctloneers,
HOS Main street.

UCTION SALE OF THAT NICE DE-
"A TACKLED BRICK COTTAGE NO. III
NORTH TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEEN
GRACE AND FRANKLIN STREETS.-At the re-
quest of the owner We shall offer Tor sale at pubic
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 81. 1888,
at G o'clock +. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE
BRICK COTTAGE, located AS above, with lot
{, ontiug 80 feet ON the east side OF Twentieth
street and running back about 100 feet. The
dwelling has five rooms, besides kitchen with two
rooms, gas. water. and calvert connections, and l.
now rented TO prompt-paying tenant. This pro-
perry being located near the principal business
portion Of the city renders IL very desirable for
persons wishing nice little home convenient 10
their business -
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON CO.,
myo7 AuctiOnecrs.