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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-11
Had Served Together.
tMiddletown Transcript. |


"Your face is very familiar" said
a Bolordo man to thoughtful person
whom he chanced to sit beside in a
railroad train. at strikes me that
we were colleagues in the Ohio legis.
lature in 1865" "You are mitaken," T"
replied the thoughtful person, "it was
In the Ohio penitentiary we met.
You had a cell just across the corri-
dor from minc." So
ooh, yes, l remember now," said
the other. "My memory is little
tickle at times but / felt sure that we
served our state together in some ca
pacity. 1 had got it INTO my head
that it was in the legislature. My
mind is much relieved to know 1 was
not there. Let us congratulate each
other.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-11
CASKY.
Terror Wartield is in the city.

Terror Warfeld is in the city.
Col. Young and Major Bart went
to Clarksvilc Monday.
a tramp registered in box car at
this place last week.
Col. w. w. Hancock, of your city.
was in town last week.
II. f, Rivcs and family went to
Nashville Thursday.
Charlie Almy is keeping very close
now for reasons best known to him
sell.
Strother Banks, travelling salesman
for Bambcrger, Bloom & Co., paid
our merchants a visit last week.
viii Ogburn and Capt. John Ely
attended Sunday school last Sunday
They are both sunday school boys.
South Christians talking machine
was in the city last week.
An office of the Southern Express
Company has been established at this
place, which long has been needed.
II. II. Morgan, our enterprising
cooper, is shipping hogsheads to Ten
nessee by the car loads.
The II. r. Company will erect a
depot at this place sometime this
month for which Col. Hancock is of
fering prayers daily.
Judge Brasher has charge of the
Justice machine at this place. Judge
is gentleman of the first water, and
will deal out law according to Black
stone. "Ta ta'
CULBLY.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-11
He Agreed That It Would.
detroit Free Pres.

Detroit Free Pres.
In front of a Detroit butcher shop
Yesterday a butcher sat cleaning a re-
volver. 1t was rusty old "Colt'
which had not been used for years
and was to be put in order and trad.
cd off. A shoemaker came along di-
rcctly and observed:
"Of course thcre'll be an acci-
dent? ?"
"G -c-s, presume So"
at isn't loaded is il 7"
ooh, no."
"But it will go OFF,"
at wiIl.'
IL never saw revolver without
wanting to handle it. Let me look
at that weapon. All! I'm satisGc |
now that it doesn't contain any
stray bullets. Do You suppose yoa
could hit my foot at that distancet'
"Certainly | could. Now if she
was loaded I'd take dead sight like
that and pull the trigger and"
The shoemaker jumped two feet
and yelled like an Indian, and when
he came down he danced and kicked
and galloped around until people
thought him crazy. 1t was only af-
ter a crowd had collected and corner
cd him upin the shop that any one
found out the trouble. The butcher
had put II bullet along the sole Of h S
foot close enough to draw blood.
II told you she'd 90 OFF, howled
the shoemaker, as he set with his
boot in his hand.
"And didn't l agree with YOU" in
nocently responded the butcher.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-11
DR. sMUAE1 HODGES Alternative COMPOUND sARsApAR111A
AN IODIDE POTASH.

This compound is pure
vegetable, each articl c
y ingredient is perfect v
harmless in itself, and in
combination, forms one
of the mOspowerful, ef-
flcent and pleas s ant
medicines for the re-
moval and permanent
cure of
Rheumatism, ScrOfula,
Scald Head or Tet-
ter, old Chronic
Sores of all
Kinds, Boils, Pimplcs
and all diseases arising
from an impure state OF
the BOod. 1t Is also
good as an Appetizer and
FOR GEN ERAL
DEBILITY.
This medicine is no
secret nOstrum; its for
mular is open for inspec-
ton TO any Physician,
and we invite any and
all physicians who will
take the trouble TO eX-
anime into its merits.
CAMPBELL BRO,
Druggists,
Sole Manufacturers.
Superintended by
SAMUEL HODGES,
Corner Broad and Sum-
mer streets, Nashville,
Tenn. Price $l.00 per
Bottle, or q bottles for So.
TELEPHONE NO. 1856.
For sale by
J. R, Armistead,
DRUGGIST,
Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-11

In q town In Kentucky a lady
found the proprietor of the store so
sound asleep that she thought he was
dead. At first it was supposed he
was retired night watchman and
imagined himself back on duty, but
inquiry developed the fact that he
didn't advertise.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-11
Same to You and All Your Fam.
ily."

Some years there lived in the "Oll
North State" two men. who had been
great friends, but who "fell out
and refused to speak to each other,
One day they met by charge in Ra-
leigh, the county town, and Sheriff
H., a mutual friend prevailed on them
to snake friends and shake hands.
After this, all hands repaired to
the nearest saloon to drown all re-
collections of the unpleasant affair,
and just as the glasses were raised
Sheriff H., who was man of stem
torian lungs, stormed into the ear Of
farmer L. Gone of the reconciled and
who was as deaf as post) Hold on
Mr.. Lilly Mr.. Penny (the other &c.
conciled) is going to drink a toast,
The glasses were held in position
to be tipped at the proper moment,
when Mr.. Penny, thinking to have
some sport at the expense of his deaf
neighbor, said "lIore's wishing you
were in purgatory, you infamous
old scoundrel."
Old man Lilly was not to be out
done.in politeness, and though he
had not heard single word uttered
he replied at once: "The same to you
Mr.. Penny, and all your family"
This created such laugh among
the by-standers, that explanations
had to he made to old man Lilly, and
instead Of the breach being closed be-
tween the two, it was made wider.
But "the same to you, and all your
family" is still a well known reply
IN that locality,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-11
J. c. Shannahan,
BOOT & SHOEMAKER,
COURT ST, rear Planters hank. An styles
mqdo At bottom figures and nts guaranteed.
Jan 'Si-ly.l
Pictures! PiCtures!!

! Will probably be closed up In short while,
As my sky-light will he stopped mp by the wall
uf the new building now being erected adjoin-
Ing my gallery. iwll then not be- able To take
pictures until move into my quarters in the
new building. hope those who want pictures
VIII call as early Us possible and let ME serve
them while can.
lfebj-2ml CLARENCE ANDERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
Briefs and Personals.

The state Guard. Captain x. \. Fiul, II
a recent meeting % sh" company, deter
mined to attend the Inauguration Oi Pre-
,ident Cleveland on The 4th of March. lShJ.
This i one oi the most actiy. cOlored mlh-
tary companies in Richmond.
A light snow ieil sunday from Clifton
Forge to Bremo Buff. on the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad.
In ihe senate Yesterday Mr. Heaton was
the recipient OF a handsome bouquet ot
rare flowers, The card accompanying i
bearing the inscription. For Our Work
ing senator. From Lady Constituent"
At Park-placc church the services were
deeply interesting. and there was large
congregation both mosning and night.
The newly.appoinied pastor. Rev. William
T.. Evans. late chaplain Of Randolph
Macon College. preached his opening ser
mon at ~ \. VI. from |. Corinthians,
ID chapter and % verse: For J deter
mined not to know anything among NOu
save Je,us Christ and Him crucliled.
The speaker announced rs his subject
The Secret Of Paul. success ut COTintn.'
After few words of pastoral situation
20 his new people, tender ana earnest IN
their character. the speaker proceeded IN
the eiucidatiOn Of his subject. and delN-
cred sermon OI power. SOUND and clear
m doctrine. convincing and impressive M
appeal. and beautiful and tender in it, ap-
phcallon. At night MIR. Evans agMn
preached most interesting discourse on
the subject OF The Gospel; Where and
When il Began
There viii hc humorous readings 10y j..
Wiiloughby Rcade az Trinity Methodist
church tonight for the b"neit oi the Ladies'
Aid society. The weli-knoWn reputation
of fIr. Rclde should insure crowd, a.
well a, the GOOD obiec, IN view.
IN the Circuit Court Yesterday W. :.
Holland was allowed 10 qualify To practice
IN >lid court.
Yesterday Hon. John l.. Hurt. President
DiO Tan. OF the senate, was presented with
a boX oi Havana cigars by the page, 0f that
body a. q mark oi their esteem and re-ard.
j. A. Field. carpenter, who lived 40
lIl7 north Filth street. disappeared two
weeks ago and nothing M, been heard from
him since. The last time he was heard
from he was working down in Rockets.
He has wlfc and four children. who are in
destitute circumstances.
sunday was the first sunday in Advent in
the Episcopal churches. and therefore the
beginning Of the new ecclesiastical year.
The lessons and other services were appro-
pirate TO the occasion. The first chapter Of
Revelation, was read fol the first evening
lesson.
Rev. LY,andcr W. Rose. Jr.. preached at
~. Mark, in the morning and at II. An-
dreW'> at night 10 large and attentive con-
.rcgations.
Al Moore Memorial church the rector.
Rev. Dr. Sprigg, preached in the forenoon
on THE Certainty ol the second Comirg
OF Christ"
During the month oi November 30 deeds
were admitted to record IN the clerks Of
ice OF the Chanccry Court OF Richmond.
The same month the clerk OF the Hastings
Court Of this city ISSUED 81 marriage
Hccnses-i0 to white and lGto co.ored
couples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed oi
yesterday:
John j. Fromer. charged with beng
drunk and dsorderly in the Theatre
Comique. Fined -.
Maggie DunnagaD, drunk. Fined e.
Mary Jackson (colored). drunk and dr.
orderly on the street. Fined 81.
John Harris tcolored). drunk. Fined -.
George Holland. drunk. Fined -.
Charles Wood. Thoma, Draper. and
Thomas Branch (all colOred), charged with
lighting in the bar-room Of Philip Shea.
Branch fined 81 and Others discharged.
William Cherry, drunk on sunday.
Fined a.
Marcellus Eubank, drunk. sent 10 Jail
for ten days.
John Glascow (colored), charged with
trcspa>s. Sent to Jail Tor three months.
Lizzie Fletcher (coloredl, charged with
being disorderly on the street. Fined sj.
Bernard Dent (coloredl, charged with as
sault and battery. Fined so, and surety
for his good behavior required.
Moses Norman and James Woodbridge
lbOth cOlored), charged with stealing 80
cents in United STATES currency from Perry
james. Sent to jail for three months each,
with labor.
James Wells ,eolored), charged with as
saulting aud violently resisting the police
while in the discharge Of his duty. sent
to the Hastings Court December 1. 1854.
Julia Ann Fry (colored), charged with
felonlously stealing i've dollars from the
person OF George Valentine. sent IN
Hastings Court, December !, 1884.
Henry Adams (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Continued TO to-day.
James Wells tcoloresi), charged with felo-
niously sssaulting and wounding one Bos-
ton FerTell. Sent TO Hastings Court, De-
crmber l. 1884,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
Bills shat Failed to Become Laws.

The Governor refused TO sign the follow
ing bills:
To provide compensation for the Senate
when sitting as court OF impeachment
during the recess OF the General Assembly
and the expenses incident thereto.
TO repeal m act entitled an act authoriZ-
ing review by the county court Of the de-
cisons Of justices Of the peace in cases OF
misaemeanor. approved March 81, 1915.
TO authorize the Rockbridge Artillery
Company, and Danville Greys, OF the city
OF Danyille, 10 adopt uniforms for their
members.
To prohibit the board OF supervisors OF
each OF the counties bordering on the hays,
rivers, and creeks in which oysters are
planted frem imposing lew on such oys-
tiers for county purposes, TO remove the re
strlctioss against catching oysters with
tongs In certain waters OF the Chesapeake.
and 10 prevent double tax on oysters
transported TO market on steam-yessels.
Authorizing the Commissioners OF the
sinking Fund TO employ counsel in certain
eases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
Lawyers titanlDers.

The improvements ~ the the upper ,to-
TitS of the Merchants National Bank
building are about compete. and The OBJ
jcct Tor which these Improvements were
made could hardly have loen more per-
iccily attained. The whole upper part ~
The building has been converted into law
yers' chambers, which can DE used single
or in suits. I'm order TO solve The problems
of yFhtilations and licht aud utilize all
available space. the roof of the extension Of
" hat may be- termed the lower tenement,
winch part OF The building goes up IN the
rear only one story above Main street. has
been foored over and rooted. thus forming
. court $50 To speak, lighted with a sky
light. extending The entire length Of the
rooi. The old narrow. darh passage Lead
Ing 70 the offices which were on the first
noor oi the Eleycn,h-.treet extension Of
the building. has been thrown into these
rooms. and tine rooms nov open upon tue
court. The old hail on the third floor has
been divided into rooms CORES spOndinS IN
size with the rooms on the second floor,
and opening upon a light, handsome, but
substantial iron balcony, which j. ap-
preached from the second ilOOr by a
wide staircase. At the extreme rear
OF the court walls have been run
rp and suits Of rooms put in on both the
second and third floors. The room, are
finished in hard wood, and, with what We
have called The court. are heated sy steam.
The situation is retired and quiet. and no
expense has been spared IN rendering the
buildin. convenient in every particular.
In few days Mr.. II. seldom Taylor, the
agent for the property, will invite = public
inspection Of the improvement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
RICHMOND "a.

hseal year issi4'ss. fwisa 70 state tha,
hold the receipts Of !" William z. smith.
olerh in the Auditors ofiiec.r for the full
amount Of taxes Oh law process. &C.. due
from me for said fiscal yosr. and also for the
Years preceding, while have been clerk Of
said court. and also for the years iss2-'e3
aud iss3-'s4. As regards the town OF
North Danvi.ic. which - reported
- Different, beg l.are 10 state
thai North DaDyiile. having no court
oi record. an suits sgalns; persons IN
The latter town arc brought IN the courts
Of barylir. and. ibereiore, there are no
reports required from North Dsnvil.e--ihe
taxes on law process in silits against per-
sons IN that town being lncludtd ~ re-
pol;- from me clerk of Daryille.
iissse publish above 10 your next issue,
ana ptlie,. Truly yours,
WILLIAM RisoN.
Clfrk az Courts Of Danvilr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
Now Is THE TIME SUB IscRIBE
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BABPFs'S YCgSG rEOFLT
GIRLS.
SUBsCRirTIoE FRR YFih, 81.
ThcSIXTH VOLUME comm.rced with ,fe Nesn-
b,rissued Sovc0b bST 4, 1ss4.

ukRITI's YCVNG PEOPLE is about % BE-
wherever tie English Language is spoken, aud re
sNtiaordiBary rapidiiy with which 'hi. glde cir
enlafi0n has bseR gained due TO tbo otV,ons iaet
that ia puti sbcrs have spared neiibc, paibs nor
expense 20 secure for % The very Lost hierary ard
artistic work.
lis serial and short stories have an The dramatic
interest that iuVcnlo dciion can possc-s, are Of
superior literary quality, and wholly free from
all hat Is pornlcious or vu,garly sensational.
Pastors and teachers have united IN eommendin.
il warmly 20 parents and pnardans a an tnyaln-
able means Of informing she minds and elcyatinf
the tastes Of the young people under iselr care.
The humorous ftoriee. afDcies, and picture are
fun Of innocent fun. without e trace OF cOar-e-
mess.
The papers on natural hi story and other sceri %
subjects. travel, and she facts oi life, are nv
.ufancc of accbracs and value. The historical
,toric, biographical tales and anecdotes arc most
attrscfiycly presented.
Palcrs GA athletic .Dorts. games, and paf,mcs
give niI instruction with respect 70 ihoee suo-
i,.ct.. ana hue pictures reIrcseDiing the WORK of
the foremost artists sud cnpdsers On wood,
iaVishy illustrate iis page.
Iu ai11ne chanical rceptcis bAkPEf- YOUNG
FFOrLE S. as attractive a- hRo pap,r, ltgibIe
t,rc. and .liiful printing c.n make 81. There .s
noth.ng cheap about IL tuf ~ prics.
a -ueclmcn copy win t' fen' IN receipt 0f fve-
ornt stamp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
Exhibits for New Orleans.

Messrs. Randolph & English Yesterday
packed up their exhibit for shipment TO
the New Orleans Exposition. lt will MI
iour plate-elass showcases. aud consists Of
the most elegant products Of the book
binders handinork- bank-bOok>, Journals,
and ledsers. deed and record-b0oks. law
and miscellaneous books. in which are
shown all varietie. oi binding. such a. silk,
satin. calf. Russia. Turkey, inlaid calf, and
inland parchment. In their making
to the uses proposed, durabili-
ty and elegance have been consulted, aud 1t
would seem almost impossible that the
workmanship or material should be eX-
celled. The showcases will be placed
upon a shapely cosnter. setting upon aclr-
pcied door. and enclosed with handsome
iron railing. The firms name and place OF
business. painted on an arcEed sign, sur
mounts the exhibits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
NAhFGR's HAGAZtS6.
Tar CfASV as THE MoNrWLlgs.H
srrstslIIIOa rrR YLtp.
"a, .FYFSTIETH VOLUME WI te; = Si'h tue
Nanl,r Icr Decemtef. 1884.

1it voisno of RkRpER's NEW BpsTBLf
MAGAZINE tcen0ius IN DccCnf,r VIII con-
.lnds ~ ih'rv.ff year. The Oldest periodical OF
o. fyrs, IL il ycf. IN each Rew volume, nfo
s4qaaas. nos simply because !, prc'ents fresh
saifeis arG ufw pictures, tui ai'o ard chiefly
tesana, IL s'esJily advances in nc method Itself
a roS.s .sFige.usking.
tis De l<si Magazine for Tho bon o. Touching
tome tasiC and culture at every Point, and bring
lugto es'V hearti--iono argOsics of wealth from
an iands. aud Ne richest tressures Of Imagination
Aua art. 10 uey6r inirtdes an cioInent Of disturb
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Ihs i,adiug writers aud artists n America and
Inr,and con,rihulo 70 the pages ot liAhPER'S
sAGAIINR. iis illustrated desc-ipIiyc articles
cove every ltrfi0u ol thc wori0, ana every sub
It,t cf .ociai nirres, In The departments Of iD-
tIsigy, science, art, Literature. aud Toiity. The
illustration uisue IA uARPEb- MAGAZINE
dLriur ihc pat wear cost over eighty thousand
d,n.fs. They are the wonder Of 60 time. Its
,er.ai novels ar iht test pnbii-h'd ard iis short
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extent the newer, larger. and deepfr currents Of
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Ia circulation. iu America and abroad, 10 ieids
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suisrinr npon q nsw year. he Publishers Of
HsRPTR'S MAGAZINE repeat The promise thcy
49,, madc q, me h'c'nninp a. every year-a
sroloi.r which VIII surely be- p'rforIn'f-of con
n,ntd IrrIo,cIocrt in ihc fu'urc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
M.iNCHESTER MATTERS.
Marshall Wills Deeds and Marriage
iicen>Ps-The Churches.

sitfh>FN- hf tuurch">.
The Marshall mills coiton.iactory Will
make preliminary arrangements this week
to commence operations in full next Mon
day.
Last month the clerk Of the Hastings
Court OF this city admitted 10 record
tWcnfy-,iX deeds, and issued two marriage
liccnscs-onc white and one colOrcd.
The meeting at the Baptist church will
continue every night this week.
The ladies of the Central Methodist church
realized about $40 from the Thanksgiving
supper given by them last week. This
amount was appropriated TO the parsOn-
age debt, and reduced it TO about 500.
When thls l. paid the church Will be en-
jirclv out Of debt.
Notice was given at the Presbyterian
church sunday thar hereafter services will
be held at Z. VI. instead oi 1:30 y. VI.
llr. Campbell, the new pa,tor-elect Cf the
Fifth-Street Methodist chapel, VIII COM
mence preaching at said church the second
SUNDAY in this month.
The river. for the first time since last
sp.ing, Is now quite muddy, and the stream
is little swollen from the recent rains.
llr. =. VI. Miller left the city yesterday
to attend the December term Of the Powha-
tan County Court.
Mr.. 3. \. Hancock was in the city yes
terday. He has been quite unweil during
the ast week, but is now better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
r,'HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
rIlE NURSERY.

The rolinwing is an extract from letter wgtitsa
H. th, Germaa R,J9sm-a BssssaJer, at cham
beIsbiirE, PeuI..
A BeNEFACTREss.
In, orcn the door for her, aud Mrs. Wln'lov
viii yroyc The american Flupnce Nightingale of
thc Nufsen. Of This We are - sure that We VIII
teach "ur ~Su.y' 70 say, "A blessing on Mrs.
Wiu,ow Tor helping her 10 survive and eseapp
The gripping. coiickug aud tee;hing siege. MRS.
NIN>LoW's SOOTHING SNEtP relieves ~
child from pain. and cnrcs dy,en,efy and dtas-
rhoa. II -oficns the gums rc'uces Inflammation,
CURES Whm-coc, and carrie the infant safcly
through the cctbing period II performs precIsely
what II profcsscs 10 perform. every part u ii-no-
ihIuy ic.s. We have never seen Mrs Winsiow-
know her only through The preparation of her
"Sooihing syrup for Childron Tceiliing. II We
had the pnwcr we would make her, as sh, -.
ply .ic.d savior o. The infant race. Sold by all
drlgg gisis. Tweaty-dse cent, a bottle.
de eodl~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
Hastings Court.

The grand jury Of the IlusCings Court
brought In the following trse bills yester-
day
Julia Ann Fry. felony; William IIamil-
ton. felony; William Johnson. same;
Thomas Rowe, same: James Williams,
same; James Wills, same; Daniel Brox-
ton, misdemeanor: George Cowley, mis-
demeanor; Peter Eckhart, misdemeanor
in tso cases George Corley and Robert
Read. misdemeanor: y. II. Dabney.
Charles Kline, Richard .piers, aud james
Wills, misdemsanor.
Pending the examination of the case OF
". X. smith, chief clerk in the AUDITORS
Office. the grand jury adjourned until
Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
S,autton.

Consumers Of "Dilrs Best" tobacco viii
please notice carefully the yellow tag on
sane, and see that il has the wording, IN
black letters, "Dilps Best" Other tobac-
cos are being placed on the naxke, with 2
tag similar in coloring to the "nlrs best "
tag, and may misleld consumers OF tns
celebrated brand Of tobacco. To be genii-
inc. the little yellow tag must have on IL
"Dnrs Best In buying. do not ask for
the little yellow tag, as formerly, bur
"Dilfs Best" and see that yon get what
Won ask fer"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r.. u. tOok, 10 \. NJ, furniture, sioyes.Sc.
3. u. COOK, household furniture. al $40 noftn
FOURTH street, ~ 10 4. NJ.
FRANZ -. NILL \ CO. three small frame
tcuemhts-3l0, 3l2, and 3lt-souih second
STREET, at 4 +, VI.
SUTTON a Co, SIX tots ON The northeast cOrner
uf ~. Paul aud 'outts streets, at y. VI.
!. THOMPSON BROWN X CO., trustee. ssis or
residence No. 1900 Pleasant, between Niue-
t,cnth and Mo.0s streets, az 4 Z. VI.
JSO. T.. LAU6HTON, JR., 1902 Main sircci, sii-
AnINarN. Ar.