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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-19

Messrs j. L. Hooff and ]. III. Ma
son. of Chariestown, are spending
the week In Morgantown-
Ne,o Domiaion.
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HARVEST HARDWARE.

EVERYTHING needed by tho Farmer in
H the field-HarvesteFs, Mowers, Scyther,
SHatlies. Rakcs, Forks, DC.
WATER Coolers. Kedzie FiIterers, Table
w and Kitchen Ware. Cutlery.
June IL, 1883. DUKE 81 GALIAHER.
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The Evans Corn Planter

NTE are able to offer TO the farmers Of Jof-
w fcrson the most complete Corn Planter
in the Market. Simple In construction; tho
only Planter that Wilt Check or Drill nj plea
sure; Change OF Motion can bc made In two
minutes. with Fertilizer Attachment, which
will drill or drop as desired. Two horses and
one man viii plant Is 10 90 acres day.
also, the HOosier Corn Drill, for one horse,
a No. Machine, thoroughly and strongly
built. Call at our Office before buying and ses
VALLEY FERTILIZER 90.
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Bank Notice.

Tg1IIE Bank of Charlestown will be closed O,
Il Wednesday, July 4th. 1888
G. A. PORTERFIELD,
June 10, 1SS3-3t- Cashier.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Jefferson Wooden MiIl,
Formerly Porter's Factory.

FINDER the above mentioned name the old
u 'POrtcr's Factory" which in days gone
by enjoyed almost n national reputation for
excellent manufactures, will be operated by
the undersigned. Necessary repairs have
been made and improved machinery introduced,
and 1t is our expectation to maintain the rep
utAtion of the mill and to meet the demand Of
the public for frst-class goods.
The Highest Market Price will be paid fer
Wool delivered ut the Mil or ut such points ~
may be designated.
Orders for Cloths, Yarns, &c, win receive
Respectfully,
J. J. J0BE co.
Post ofice-RipOn, Jefferson County, W. Va.
J. J. lobe & Bro. viii continue TO operate
the NH At Brucetown, Frederick County, Yir-
Wool delivered there.
ADril %. l5S3
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-19

Mr.. C. w. Button, of the Lynch
burg Yryiaian expects to have his
office rebuilt within three months,
aud intends to snake it an ornament
to the city, and q worthy home for
its oldest newspaper"
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Ripon P. O., May s. 1883.
WOOI2

MY arrangements for purchasing WOOL,
| 1F4 are such that enables me to offer the most
will pay Outside Figures for any quantity of
| the staple offered on this market Please call
and let me quote prices before disposing of your
wool. c. W. TRUSSELL.
MAY s. 1883.
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GRAIN!

Ia purchase WHEAT and CORN for one of
| the strongest firms in the United States. can
offer inducements that should secure the larger
quantity of grain grown in the Shenandoah
| Valley, and kindly ask oar farmers to can and
get quotations before selling their grain. Cash
PAD on de !6sey c. W. TRUssELL-
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WNnT EDWARD !. GREENE CO
Woo11 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Nos. IS, 90, % Letitia ST.. & Nos. 81. 3d. IS s.
Water ST., PHILADELPHIA. CONSIGN-
A1ENTS SOLICITED Philadelphia the BEST
MARKET for Maryland, Virginia, and West
Virginia Wool Letters promptly answered.
April 3, 1SS3-13t.
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Administrator's Notice.

TNHE undersigned has qualified ss Sheriff
IL Committee Administrator of William Lang
don. deceased. and hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the estate of the deceased.
to como forward and settle promptly. Those
having claims against the estate will please
present them, in an authenticated form, for
payment. j. GARLAND HURST.
Sheriff Com. Admir- of VIM Langdon, decd.
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E31IN ROOFING, Guttering and spoutine
4 done promptly. and done well, of the best
tin. Give me n call
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JOS. II. YESTERDAY.
ENREsH Herring and Shad, and also sailed
n SIacllcrel, can be had at all times at
JOS H yesterdays.
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SoAP.-Thc best soapmade, the Essence of
y Purity" cakes weigh nearly lbs.-Our
Union is the name. Come and buy it and keep
clean. 1t is for sale only at
JOS. II. EASTERDAY'S.
A FRESH supply of Candies and Crackers
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Horses and Vehicles.

CAFE Riding and Driving Horses, and styIish
~ Feticles for the accommodation Of the pnfD-
lie, for hire on reasonable terms at the Livery
STAPLES Of STARRY d STUMP.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-19

JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY.
T5NHQSE who want Cooking Stoves of the
IL most improved patterns, viii find them at
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Hon J.F. orFerrelI, brother of
Hon. Chas. t. o'FerralI, of Harrison
burg, Va, died few days ago, at
his residence IN ChatfeId, Mimi, of
which place he was leading citizen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-19

The Massachusetts Press Asso-
cation visited the Luray Cayerns
Saturday week, and remained over
Sunday at the Luray Inn
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ri Misunderstanding.

NJ RS j. o. TUTwILER is prepared to nm
w de-take Mautaa-Malling and all kinds OF
Family Sewing. at reasonable rates Residence
April Is ISSI-4f
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GtAKES and Crackers, Of the different kinds.
~ in stock and for sale by
JOS. h YESTERDAY.
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June 10. 1855. Clerk Of County Court.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-19

Moses walton, prominent lawyer,
died last Friday. at Woodstock. Va.
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LOCO bbis. of Corn

NTANTED ut the Charlestown Mn. for
w which the highest market price VIII be
paid in Cash. C. P. LIGHT
February 13-H.
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AGENTS Hantsd .:sss;.s.s-. H,s.,.::s ...-s.
N f1ee selling ast: needed everywhere LIb.r.9 sr-r
M Garretsos L Co, odd FsiIOz E3oek GILL; O.
July 4. 1ss2-1y.
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Gilded Nickels.
A THRIVING BUSINESS INPAssING THE,

a
A special from Washington to the Phila-
delphia Times says: The trouble over the
new nickel Is not yet at an end. From re-
ports received at the Treasury the gliding
and passing of this coin for gold is grow
Ing more general every day. \ prominent
Secrct-Soryice Olicer said to-day that ar
rests OF parties had been made by their
men in California, 81. Louis, Pittsburgh,
Chicago, Louisiana, Nashville, New York,
Boston, Kansas City, Dubuque, and other
places. Complaints are being received from
all parts OF the country. Some district
attorneys are in doubt as TO the law in such
cases, but several have already framed in
dictments against the guilty parties.
GLOW does the Solicitor OF the Treasury
regard the matter!" was asked.
"Oh. he hes no doubt as TO the act OF
gliding the pieces being one Of counter
feiting, and that all persons possessing
such gilded coins are liable mt any time TO
be compelled TO show honest intentions in
their possession"
"Wiil the fact that the words cents is
TO be added to the new pieces decrease the
habit of gIding?"
"No, not materially. The ignorant and
many intelligent persons Will still accept
tuSih ~ Hft-Noiidi pitCtN' as tht ltNtlNC VI
the piece is very similar TO the gold coin"
Another Treasury official said the nickel
pieces were grave mistake, and that they
should never have been made. "Why,"
be said, "men are paying a premium for
them, and the records Of the Secret Ser
vice will show their purpose in doing this.
They were designed to perpetuate some
body'S memory, and they will do il. The
penitentiaries will soon be full of living
monuments to the greatness OF their inyen-
tion,v
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.YCTYoN saIEs-.Futurs Days.

a
TOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOX oALL.
~ To be sold at public auction on VIC P'e"'''
~ 10TH OF MAY,
the DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE n," ~ Al.
.WTNDSDR,- 173 ACRES, In the conny va ar
ba,narIc, Va two and threc-,Iuarter niIes w ,he
f,ordonsyllie. and one quarter 81 n uc rho
line OF the Chesapeake and ONO rallr..nn"., "a
JOIrSE Jsa wel-built brick bHhdng ~ ", d., 80
covered with slate with n wooden cn te hsi'"n'
There are on the irst floor 1o-foot ha!l, p"h,iDd
library, dining. room. brclkfast-r0Oin. WV uen
rnon,s and drpssing-rOom; store room Hnu gam -
trv and two porches. Upstairs there al iu.,i
chambers o. foot hall. and amnle lumber roo','
Tho bouse stands i've or six feet RON the ptOunu'
with basement-r rooms underneath. The noDfs Ut
beautiful and prettily stained ana inc pias'e''"t
furred off from the brick - -. - ,ho
The sIte 4 a beautiful one. The front OF tnc
bouso "a covered with Ivy, ana faces Deahti'ul
lev Of the Southwest mountain. III Is between
,ho rosidences OF Colonel John VI. Patton anu
rnner1i lanes q. Field. The 0ut-buildings are
b,rn. stable, cnttlc-sheds corn-houses, carriage
pans. Ice.house, shop. meat-house, coal house
ui,chen and n twO-stOry, fOur-room mouse LOT ser,
Sanis The FARM ~ I'm excellent cOndltlon: all
~, ,raes ayccpt 25 acres. which Is ploughed. There
n IN through the farm broad perpetual Stream
and besides there are seven springs:
There is an ORCHARD of about oOO irult-tfses -, >
NIcF G. SRDFN. and 40 ACRES IN WOODS.
CRIST-NIIL Is close 10 the barn.
The location is one of the healthesl IN the St,le,
and Is the nearest point TO Richmohd ~ Which
nure mountain air and scenery Gun ~ nau, I,lu ~
Convenient to Washington and the Whte sulphur
Springs, .r,-,,, ,d ror-rpuFNT
of The farm will be sold win " anu Po,sssssss'"
Given Immediately. j. PEMbROkE JONES,
Morrison post-ofIce, Warwick county, va
an Ats
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The celebration of the anniversary Of the
firth OF Prince Bismarck was an occasion
Of no little brilliancy. Military bands per-
formed national and operate selections be-
fore the residence OF the Prince, while the
happy event was recognized by visits in
person from the Emperor William, many
ladies OF distinguished households, officers
holding high rank at court, foreign minis
trs, ana other notables. who showered
congratulations upon the imperial chancel-
ior. Many kilograms were received from
places within the empire, as well as from
points abroad, felicitating Prince Bismarck
Upon the occurrence Of his sixty-eightb
birthday, and there were numerous t,o,aI
OFFERINGS which were displayed In the par
Tors OF the Princes residence
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The Star of Bethlehem
Herald

The reappearence Of the Star OF Bethle-
hem is predicted by astronomers for this
year or the next. On the llth OF Novem-
Der, 1872, Tycho de Brane discovered a
star in Cassiopeia which equalled Sirius,
and even Venus, in brightness for month,
and then fell back into its former insight
ficance. Conjecture has sought to estab-
fish a connection between this phenomenon
and two similar apparitions in 1864 aud
9i5. A not unnatural inference was that
the same increase i'm volume OF this re-
markable star occurred before 945, which
would bring us TO about $50 and 80. and
to the date Of the Nativity. This star is
now again due.
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Ehrasied by His Father.
A TROY SCANDAL IN WHICH wELL-KNOwN MEN
EIEIpEn

FIGURED.
On Tuesday night, says Troy special,
the Citizens Corps gave reception at the
Armory, Governor Cleveland and staff at
tending. After the reception there was a
banquet at the Troy House, at which Cen
eral Carr, Secretary OF State, and staf' OF
which his son is a member, were present.
After the General had gone home young
Carr was worsted in friendly bout,
whereat he grew angry and wanted to
thrash everybody. He finally grew so dis
orderly that his father was reused from his
bed and went to the Troy House. The
General ordered the son home, but instead
OF complying young Carr made pass at
his father, who promptly knocked the
youth down. The latter again attempted
TO assault his parent, and was knocked
down second time, after which his father
dragged him from the place. An attempt
was made TO keep the matter quiet. Young
Carr is the youth who recently attempted to
cowblde an editor here.
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by sampson & Adamson,
(succcssors 30 John i. Sampson & BrOther.)
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth,
Manchester, Va.
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Ry Williams & BOwe.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh sereet b . tween Main aud Bank
rI,pIrsTEE,S SALE or A VALUABI

rV4USTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ CUICKAUOMINY FARM OF EIGHT ~ \.
DRIED AND THIRTY SIX ACRES, tRONIlNH
on THE MECtiANlCsNlLLE TnRNd 1iiS,;;
ABOUT FOUR AND A HALE MILES NOh 4 u
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AnCllON'
I'm execution Of a deed OF trust IRON Kobert r
Norris To- the undersigned and the late john \.
Meredith. trustees. dated 18Th November, ico9
and duly recorded I'm Henrico County Court Delg
thereto required o. do by the creditor secured
as the surviving trustee, VIII sell by auctoh III INC
dwelling-ho upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL l1,1ss3,
at l o'clock Z. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND con-
viewed by said deed. situated as above. containing
EIGUTHUNDRED AND TlllRTI-SlN AlREs-
more or less. adjoining the land, OF Dr. Minor 5
estate Ash Harris formerly J. l.. Grubbsl, ana
the land formerly belonging 10 III. ~ wait. Ihere
Is "A large body OF CLickahominy low-yrounds, ana
The INLAND IS good. There is a COMFORTABLE
DWELLING, with a mum Ser of Out-buiidlngs OF
the usual character; also, large peach ndappe-
orchard. The property IS very valuable ON ac-
count Of Its proximity 20 the city and the quality
OF the land.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray expenses Of
executing the trust and 10 d charge the balance OF
the debt secured. which is SS.773.l2 as OF Farch
|. 1888. with interest on >O.3l : 40, part thereof
from that date until payment; the balance upon
such terms as the gIantor 90 said decd OF trust
NAV direct and IA event of his failure 10 give any
direcl Lion then upon such terms the trustee may
think tit: but II the debtor and creditor agree,
other terms may be made. ,...,.,. $500.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
surviving Trustee
WILLIAMS & BOWIE, Auctioneers. -
m .J-eplt Nl3 KID
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AU1T1oN sALEs...Future Days
by Frank ID. Hill Cos
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneei''
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LAKE. ,n,6i1
AND nANDs3,M,En TpU riTp fkarr pnisS
&c. AZ TIJE NORTHWEST CORNEh ~, "
BROAD AND COLLEGE sI II ,sa., rom M james James
Leigh Jones and wife, dated September 20; nie6.
and duly recorded IN the clerks once y, tp,
mond ciancery Court. we VIII sell, upon tne
premises, on
SATURDAY, APRH IA, 1885, =,
at o O'Clock T.. NJ commencing promInu5'if IcT r..
that LoT, WITH TnE IMpR0N, a " ,;Toad I
THEREON situated on the norm sldc oi , Pc
street I'm tho city OF Richmond, ut the nor.nses
corner of the Intersection Of Broad ana oo, ,,,
streets fronting on Broad street ~ iee', an
ring back between parallel lines ioZ 'ce' ~ 49,
alley. ,,oro rooms.
kitchen with four rooms. and other out, ,d
The dwelling Is In nice order throughout, ntlsn ~
with all the modern Improvements NOT anu 'o''
water, &c. , T., ,o,,, oicbt
and twelve mouths. for negotiable notes, lhteres'
TO be added, and secured by 2 deed OF trns,'
F.W. CHRISTIAN,
Trustees.
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL & CO.. Auc.ioneers.
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now A LITTLE QUESTION IN GRAMMAR WA
SETTLED WITHIN THREE MINUTES.


SETTLED WITHIN THREE MINUTES.
From the Mddleiown Transcript
few DAYS ago flash young man
from an eastern college arrived at Tomb
stone. Arizona, and registered his name nj
the principal hotel. a socially-inclincd
person In blue shirt and wide.rimmed
hat, who Glanced TO be in the Office, good
naturedly answered every question. and
volunteered a vast amount OF interesting
information about Arizona in general and
Tombstone in particular.
ado Won see them hills!" asked the
Tombstoner, pointing through one OF the
office windows. "Well, them hills is chock
full Of pay-dirt."
The Young man from the East looked
shocked.
"My dear SIR" he said, proudly but
kindly. "you should say those hills are,
not "them hills is"
The Tombstoncr was silent for mo-
mont. He looked the young man from the
East critically over as il he was estimating
the size OF coffin he would wear. IDen
drawing out an ivory-stocked seven-shootef
OF elaborate style and finish he said In .
soft, mild, musical tone OF voice that
sounded like a wildwood brook coursing
DER ITS pebble bed " My gentle, unsalted
tendcrfoot from the land OF the rising sun,
this here's a pint that you and me disagrees
on. and we might es well have it settled
right now. ] haven't looked in gram
mar lately, but / say 'them hills is is cor
rect, and I'm going TO stand by that opln-
ion while Pve got shot left. I'll give
YOU lust three minutes TO think calmly
over the subject, for you probably spoke
i'm haste the first time, and then III hear
your decision"
The Young man from the East looked
down the delicately-chased barrel OF the
revolver into the placid depths OF the eye
of the Tombstoner, and began to feel that
many points in grammar are uncertain and
liable TO grow more so. Then he thought
OF the coroner's inquest, and OF the YER
diet, .'Came to his death by standing IN
front of Colorado Toms seven-shooter,"
and the long pine box going East by en-
press with 500 charges on it, and before
half the three minutes was up he was ready
TO acknowledge his error. "Since he had
thought it over calmly" he said, "he be-
Iieyed that them hills is is right lie
had spoken on the spur OF the moment
he added. "and begged thousand par
dons for his presumptuouS effort TO suDstl-
tutc bad grammar for good"
The Tombstoucr forgaye him freely, and
grasping his hand said;
81 knOw'd you'd say you was wrong AZ
ter you thought a moment. admire man
who gives right in without arguing when
he knows he's wrong. Come along and
irrigaie." Andthey irrigated.
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doting husband and wife in Larrabeo.
Ga, nave agreed that when one dies the
other shall commit suicide, and both be
buried In wide coffin, which has been
made. Some skeptic remarks that il the
husbands life is heavily insured and re
dies first there isa chance, perhaps. that this
ar en- { will not be carried out. Ths
party OF the first part will be, however,
-felo York Commercial advertiser.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

~ u. BEDFORD NATE WITH THOS.
~ BRANCH & co.., COMMISSION MER.
CnAST-sPECiALTY, GRAIN-No O SOUTH
iMELf'rh STREET, offers his services for the
sAi.h AND PURCHASE OF GRAIN AND
oihEH PRODUCE, and solicites the patronage
OF Shippers TO and purchasers In this market.
via an experience of fifteen years In this bust
ness 10 the employ Of Messrs. Thomas Branch a
Co., aud being perfectly familiar with the export
trade feel confident that can give satisfaction
Az al o'uefs entrusted 10 me. APP 1-eod2w&
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iioesFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE IMpARTs
hSw LIFE AND VIGoR.-Dr. (. +. Newcom-
~, Greenfield, D., says: "In the cases Of
feyeraI aged men. who complained of for
eenuiness and dislncination TO think.
move. or be spoken 10, or barassed In any.
way, they told me II impaired oew lie and,
Yigor.v
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A PPLE BRANDY, FRENCH BRAN
COOKING VINES; GELATINE; WHiskE Ely.
various Y, grades; GREEN TEAS, 60c. pound:
BLA tlh TEAS, 60c. pound; COFFEE, lee
popn1i &p9APS at reduced rates; FLOUR. best
Frauds; BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &C.. for sale
~ JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
X. 1910 Franklin street, near Old Market.
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by X. -. Chaflin & Co.,

LECTION SALE OF FRAME STORE
n ,Np pWFIJJNG At THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF LEIGH AND HENRY sIREEIs1-,
THERE Is 4 GOOD SToRERoQNMi; NV Wt IN
puovS. Also a STABLE on LOT, WHICH
FRONTS FoRTY-ElGHT FEET.-At the request
~ Tho heirs of Peter Kel, deceased, we VIII sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL. 1885,
ut 4 O'Clock T.. NJ, the above described REAL Is
This f. n good business-stand of long standing
The DWELLING Is comfortable aud wei ar
RANGED. This property must be sold for diyision'
and n.r,ics may attend this sale assured Of an OPP
portunity to maze profitable Investment. -.
TERMS: Accommodating. and announcer AT
sale. X. Is. ChArr ~ ~,
ANNilbHtti0.
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By X. u. Chafhn & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE
n LOT OFLAND CONTAINING ONE ACRE.
~ DUVAL'S ADDITION. NORTH OF TIE
CITY, NEAR THE LAND OF = BOWLES
peter Kci. deceased, we will sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL ~, 1888,
at AZ o'clock =. NJ the ab0ve-lOcated LOT OF
LAND. which Is so near the city that IL VIII prove
a paving investment. As this property must he
sold for division and settlement Of the estate,
parties may attend the sale assured of an opporiu-
nifty to secure great bargain.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced ut sale.
Il. Il. CHAFFIN 4 CO.,
and AuctiOnCcrs.
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Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Sm,thnel1, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.
Newhern, Washington, aud TarbOrO', n. C., and
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point. and all regu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued l.. Il. TATUM,
IN 20 Superintendent.
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PICTURE.FRaMES.E NGRAyINGs.a,

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
>
For a short time viii sell at Tie following prices
CABINET and SXlO FRAMES 10 reduce stock:
soc. Cabinet Neycts NJ 3Jc.:
: Cabinet Velvet, at BE-;
Sl.jO Cabinet Nelyets at 81;
Sl.25 sXlO Frame atSl;
soc. SXl0 Frame at Zoe;
25c. sX1O Frame. with mat (best in the city, Al
2Jc.
A number Of FINE ENGRAYINGS and other
PICTURES 10 be sold at low prices.
EASTER CARDS at half usual prices. at
l.. LEWlS'S.
f. 24 No. 9l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
nor SALE PRIVATELY.

4 NICE TIIRFE-STORY STOCK-BBICK
RESIDENCE on Franklin street, centrally To-
Gated, twelve rooms: $500.
4 NICE TliREE-STORI CORNER BRICK
$500.
A THREE-STORY STOCK-BRICK RESI-
DENCG on Main street: S3.JO0-a bargain.
\ DESIRABLE TWO-S TORY MODERN
RESIDENCE. iron veranla. stock brick, centrally
located on Leigh street; $4,000.
4 THREE-STORY DWELLING, admirably
arranged ten rooms, ia perfect ORDER centrally
located on Leigh street: $4,000.
4 NEAT MODERN DWELLING. iron yeTan-
d., stock brick. ten rooms, stable &C. on north
Ninth street: $500.
A DESIRABLE TWO-STORY STOCK-BRICK
DWELLING. modern style. on Cav street near
Madison; $500. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
ap 1-3t 1lI3 Main street.