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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-19
BY George 5. vasbon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaeers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
Il FRAMED DWELLING THEREON. No. 3l5
WEST DUVAL STREET DISTANT 33E FEET
FROM JUDAH STREET, LOT Is BY ABOUT
1850 FEET TO AN ALLEY.-In execution Of a
deed OF trust from Hannah Dawson u GeOrYe :.
Vashon. dated April |, 1852. recorded in ,he
clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court In ID.
r. l22 Il, mage 1852. 90 secure the payment Of 4
sum OF money therein specified, default having
been made In the payment thereof | will being
thereto required by William y. Bouvet. oae Of the
henefciaTies Of said deed proceed 20 sell at pnbllc
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JCLY "a, 1851,
at g o'clock +. 81. the PROPERTY above de-
scrbed.
TERMS : Cash as TO expenses os sale and three
sums of s3qO Sc. -lll.s2, gnd 5000, with In
tercst from May 4. 1852, TN paid; balance, II
any. as may be announced NJ sale.
BENJAMIN II. NASH,
tyI9 Substituted Trustee.
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LUNBER DEALER.

" w. PICKRELL, LUMBER-DEAL-
II. Err. keeps in yard all kinds Of BUILDING
BILL LUMBER Furnished promptly.
LONG and LARGE PINE and OAK speciality.
z. w. PICkRELL.
Yard corner Broad and Laurel stree:s.
~ 6-3m
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Protector OF the American College.
lBy cable U the Dlspltch.l
ROME, July lS.-The Pope has confirmed
Father Schultz, OF Philadelphia, as pro-
rector OF the North American College, in
this city.
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COsTRT ORDERS.
VIRGINIA-lN THE CLERKS OF
' FICE or BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT COURT,
JUNE 26. 1884:
4. j. BrOdnax
Thomas j. Barner and +. II. VI. Pdrham,
In InLt and ON m ALtlnhmnnt.

fs.
Thomas j. Barner and +. II. VI Pdrham,)
In Debt and on an Attachment.
The object Of this suit IS to recover Of the de-
PENDANTS, Thomas j. Barner and h. H. NJ Plrhln,
the sum of 4 .O0O with Interest from the 9th day
Of March, 1857, and costs. subject - a credit Of
xS2.34, paid August ,, 1858; also, Sl7l.GJ. paid
August ., 1859: ana for 5000, paid Noyem Icf
20, 1862 and 10 subject the undivided Interest OF
the defendant Thomas j. BarnCr. IN a tract Of
land, lying IN the county Of Brunswick, DEVISED ~
the will of John Barner, deceased, u MS VIE,
Saliie e.. Barner. during her natural life, with
remainder over to DC equally divided among her
children Tat arc alive ut ner death, The sild
Thomas J. BarneT being one Of her surviving chill
drrn. The sud tract of Ejni Is supposed 10 con-
tain I.I33 acres. aud adjoins the lands Of 4. j.
Irodnax and W. +. BrOdna1. ON The south side ~
Mchcrrn river. And the defendant, Thomls J..
Barncr. not having been served either with copy
Of TIE attachment in This case or With process in
,tituting this suit. and It appearing By All idvli
that the SAID defendants Thomas j. BlrDcr and L.
n. NJ Parmam. are not residents of this state,
they are required 10 appear within one month after
due publication Of tins order and DO what IS ncce3
.ary 10 protect their interests.
This order shan DC published in the Richmond
DiSDOtch once q week for four Successive we-Ns
and posted - the front door Of the cour-hou.c Of
this county on the fist day Of the next terra OF he
County Court.
4 cOpy-Teste;
Err. TURNBULL, JR.. CLERK.
n. :. HICKS. p.Q. ~ > saw
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rOR NEW YORK.-The Old --FPea

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old sf'A
Il Dominion Steamship Company Sas.sssss
proposed sailiugs for the week following are
WYANOkF, Captain HCLPHEEs, FRIDAY,
July 18th, AZ O'Clock T.. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COCCH, SUNDAY, July
2Oth. at ~ O'Clock noon.
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER, TUES
DAY, July 22d. AZ O'Clock J.. VI.
Freight received until 2 O'Clock T. VI. Fri-
day, 6 o'clock +. VI. saturday, and 10 o'clock T..
81. Tuesday.
Through bills Of lsdng signed. and goods for
warGcd with dispatch - all points north, south,
east. and west; also Co foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurp used.
Cabiu fare 10 New York dncluiiug m"'ls and
BERTH, $40; rOJud-iTlp ticket. sIs. Storage.
with Subsistence. IL; without .u5sisieuce. IS.
Passengers leaving Richmond Monday. Vu'--
days, Wednesdays. and saturdays by TIC thc'1-
pelke and ohio railway AZ 40 \. a. r.H New
ports New, or the RchIn lUd aad Pet, ~ rtl-
road at / go :. VI. VIII make connection az N'r-
folk with steamer leaving those dry. Iickr To- BE-
hadat the Chesapeake aud Ohio depJ., -. chil1rt
and Petersburg depot, aad a. N.GARSLE s., 1000
Main street.
For freight or passage apply %
GEORGE N.aLLES e GO. AGENTS
fy 16 C0fprrIy'- w lrf NIr,rff..
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1884,

offer for sale at public auction on the premise, ~
ii A. ~, an UNDIVIDED ONE-F0URrH IN
TFREST IN THAT VALUABLE AND HIGH
IY-IMPROVED FARM CALLED EOCLUE.
The FARM contains 347 ACRES, more or less,
situated Immediately on the Pamnnkey river ~
New Castle ferry, In King William county, and Is
one Of the most fertile farms In that section.
The sale win be made subject 70 TIE rights OF the
tenants for the p esent year. the purchaser 10 take
the rent from the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough % nay all costs
of executing the irns, about 800, aud to pay the
debt thereon secured, f324 with Interest from the
10th of June. 1888, and the remainder in tw)
eGaal payments 81 six and twelve months. the
purchaser 10 receive a Dc Il, and 10 give q trust
Coed upon the property TO secure the .defsrred
paymCnts GEORGE T.. HAW,
a. l7-3Ot Trustee.
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NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK, JUNE 20, 1884:
bi,ha hts wife. formerly Barner,
W. c. Parham and Emily his wife. formerly
Baruer, Charles II. Lewellen aud Martha II. his
wife, formerly Barder. aud Thomas j. Barner.J
In Chaneery.
The object OF tbs suit Is 10 OBTAIN decree for
the DarIiOn or sale of the real estate In the county
OF brunswick Of which John Barn-r died seized
and possessed. And IL appearing by affidavit that
are required 10 appear within one month sfter
due publication OF this order and DO what nece-
sary To protect their interest THIS order shall he
puhished In the Richmond Dtspdtch once n week
Tor four successive weeks aud posted ut the FRONT
door Of the courthouse OF this county on the first
day OF the next term OF the County Court.
Copy. 4. r. TURNBULL, JN.: Clerk.
ID. :. HICKS, pr. Jy o-ss,fw
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR F;-T1Lt
NEwToRT's TrWs.0Lo. pplNE NOhfJLA,
AND Only NJ bIF FsEf '' E.2G'rrF'E WITHOUT
Transfer OR CHANGE on ANY KIND.
ONLYsl.50 TO VIRGINIA. BEACH
ONLY ~ To WASHINGTON, d. e..
VIRGINIA STE tNno1r COMPLAINTS
JANE S-RiNtH LiSE tOR
VIEWPOINTS NEWS, Old POINT.
NORFOLK. PORT >Ngl rH, AID JAMES
KiEER LANnlNGs DIRECT -.
CONNECTS At OI.D PptE1 CLOSELY WITH
BALrm1RE HSb Gi'E NORTH
SANE AFTERNOON.
At NORFOLK CLOSELY FOR VIRGINIA
BEACH,
C'oNRAC~ FuR' 'sMITIiFj"LD.
ONLY Route WITHOUT IRAEeFEE, ANO
Only ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS TnAS HALF CHARGED
BY Any OTHER ROUTE.
F ARFF R R7 Nj l}S ss5 5GD 20 LIMIT.
FARE TO WASHINGTON, -. C., 81.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
WAY-LANDikG FARES tROM Csc. To soc
MEALS, IS CENTS EAClL
The cIeganty.r,bufit and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States MlilD
=. 4. Nitf JtD, COMMANDER.
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY
at 4. n. (STREET-CARb CONNECT IN FULL
TIME for aboye-named places. Returning, tins
steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth. Old Point,
and NewPOrt's News on alternate days, arriving At
Richmond about L. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and At Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATE-ROoMS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
Engagements can now he made for NOON
LIGHT and DAY EXCURSIONS tO Dutch Gap
Old Point, " Virginia Beach, ocean View. Nor
folk. &C., at very low rates 10 church societies. mil
itaTy or other organizations.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smithhed. and Hampton Washington, -. G..
NewEern, Washington, and TarhOrO'. y. G.. and all
points I'm Eastern North Carolina also. for East
ern shore Of Virginil, and all regular landngs on
james river, at LOWEST RATES, and through
bills Issued. l.. V. TATIh,
iy IL superintendent.
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ftSS
" COMPANY. ssLsszkS8sss
FOR SEW YORK.

This company viii dlsratch one of tleir splendid
stoamcrs-GUIA NOOT TE, ROANOKE. MANr
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
For hours of sailing see a yeriisemeut below. ]
steamers leave New YORK TT ESDAlS. THUR
DAYS, and SATURDAYS AZ 3 =. VI. from Pies 26
new number, North river. foot OF Beach street.
They have splendid saloons, siaIc-roolns, ana
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabln fare u New York (iucuding meals
and berth), SO; round-tup ticket, SIS Storage,
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence, %.
Fieighis for points beyond New YORK. forwarded
expenses Incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock =. VI. daily.
For further information Apply 70
GEORGE W. ALLEN / CO., Agents.
" % Office. COMPANY Whlrye-, kOchlt.-.
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UIRGINIA-TN THE CLERKS Of
' F1CE OF BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT COURT,
JUNE 20, 1884
Thomas Branch, surviving partner OF himsslfl
and James HUFF, deceased, late merchants
aud partners trading under the hrm and
style OF HUFF & Branch,
rs.
Thomas j. Barner and r. Barner.
IN Debt and on an Attachment.
Tine object of this suit Is 10 recover OF the de.
PENDANTS. Thomas j. Barner and y. Barner, the
sum Of s25O.37. with interest from the 18th day
Of December. 1875 and costs, aud 70 subject the
undivided interest of the defendants, Thomas
j. and r. Barner, In a tract Of Land lying In
the county OF Brunswick, devised by the win Of
John Barner, deceased, TO his WIFE sally G.. Bsrner,
during her natural life, with remainder over 10 be
equally divided among her children that are alive
at her death. the said Thomas j. and +. Barner be-
ing two Of her children. The said tract of land Is
supposed 70 contain l,l33 acres aud adioins the
lands Of A. j. BroducN and ". T.. BrOdnax, on the
south side Of Mcherrin river.
And the said defendants. Thomas y. and +. Bar
ner, not having been served either with CODY OF
the attachment issued In this case, with the pro-
cess instituting this suit and IL appearing Lyafl-
davt that the said defendants, Thomas J. and h.
BaFner arc not residents OF thS state, they
duired To appear within one month after due pup
licatiOn Of this order and do what Is necessary 20
protect their interests.
This order shall be published ia the Richmond
Dispatch once a week for iOur successive weeks
aud posted al the front door al the courthouse OF
this county on the 1rstday OF the next term OF the
County Court
Acopy-Teste:
l.. x. TURsBULL, JR.. Clerk.
ID. :. HICKS pa. ~ 5-Safw
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.Ue,ryoy sALrs-rutare Days
by George :. NashOn Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. z Teltb street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" STORE, WITH DWELLING ABOVE. LO-
GATED ON THE LINE Or The RICHMOND
ASO ALLEGHANY RAILROAD, on CANAL
BANK BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STRFETS.-In pursuance ofn decree Of the t,ich-
mond Chancery Court entered ON tne 4th of Nay.
1850, in the suit Of Hammond Us. Williams &C.,
The undersigned special commissioned thereby ap-
poln ed, viii sell by auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY, July II, 1854,
a, G O'Clock r. ", the property above described
The lot ronts twenty feet on the old towpath, run
ming back good deph.
TERMS: One third In cash. balance In two
canal payments at six and twelve mpnihs, for
notes Interest added. and title retained until the
whole pgrchase-mOuey Is fully paid and Goa
yeyance ordered by the Conrt- y. II. NASH,
Snaefal 4 "A iesio
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


500 i. VI MAIL daily except ~undey.l
1000 \. ". At'OhnODArlON daily 1eNrru.
NuudaN.l
700 M. NIGHT E&pi.EsS daily icNccp' No.
dsy.1
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION bet.ocn Hic.-
mond aud Scottsyillr leave, Richmond 80 s.. 'i..
returning. arrives "a Richmond sf5 +. Vi.
CONNECTIONS.
At Richmond With -Ociaiei railway. ~
points .oHtl, and Richmond, Frderic..r.T
Potomac railroad for ail point. NurtA: 10 -
burg with Virginia Midland railN.g .1r 10 '.
North : ana Norfolk and Western rt.iIu. I..
Knoxville. Chattanooga. Atlanta. tirrirutf.. -.-
Louis. Nn~l.N he. LOUIS iles Y .uVlii.. N.e tr
leans and all points iu The ~nuth. ~HIfNN i. .lf
Texas. Sleeper Lfuchburg tp ScN p.i.I.. lIt
Chattanooga without change. and 600 fI .'-.i
trains. Train No. 1 make ci"-. rHlH.,.lHl H1
Memphis and all southwestern IHH,-. sII t,.i..
several hours hy-oycr a. tL.ifir.rslt .f CLIFTON
Folic with ChcSapeak, ana ohio RAILWAY tFr fp.
southwest, Northwest and - t.'. - Lexington
with Baltimore and Ohio rst.r1I, W''Iug CLOSE
connection at Harper, Ferry f0 AMI from Puts
burph, the West, North, .Id Fast,
SssDWg-cCf nUarhot 90 N.f Ergf.s1 q
LyHchjUIg.
Trains marked daily .nvcon' ~gnt1yL
Ticket sold to an point. % -cr.. 1906 ri-t
Main street, 100 q Main. aui q Richmond anal AZ
lgghaGy depot, EiGath aud Ctnt ~rti..
j.. T.. NACNI RDp.
nv 10 Gensr-l Par,engcr and FAnr. ...l'.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF \ FINE PA
L MUNKEY-RIyER FARM At NEW CAS-
TI,E.IN KING WILLIAM COUNTN.-As trustee
ia n deed OF trust executed by II. Il. Tomlin. Jr,
dafeI the ION day OF June, 1880. and o: record
In the clerks office Of the County Court Of King
William county, end at the request Of the holder
OF the note secured therein, | shall on
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POsTPoNEMENr
Above sale postponed until
MONDAY, July 81, 1884,
az same hour. II. II NASH
WIS Commissions.
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DICHMTND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CoTregOndingIy quick time 10 other p'i..'
Through bills Of ladiug Issued ~ low rate.
G. \. TAYLOR.
~ | General Freight Aguif.
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NIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
' FICE or BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT COURT,
JUNE 20, 1884:
PObcrt ". PdIham.l
~.

In Debt aud on an Attachment.
The object of this suit l. . recover Of the de-
feudant. Thomas j. BaLcr. the sam OF t59O,33,
with 10 per cent. Interest from lOtl day o: April,
1884, and cosls,and 20 subject the undivided IN.
terest Of the said defendant ia tract OF ltnd,
living IN the county Of brunswick devised by the
VII Of John BarneT, deceased, Ia lis wife, sally
G.. Barncr, during her natural life, with remainder
over q Ice equally divided amOng her children tnat
are alive At her death, the said Thomas j. BIrner
being one Of her Surviving children. The said
tract Of land Is supposed 70 contain l,l33 lcres'
and adiOins the lands Of A. j. BrOdaaX and ". +.
BrOdnaX. on the south side Of heheTrin river.
And The said defendant not having been served
either with copy Of the attachment issued In thi,
case on with process instituting this suit, aud II
appearing by affidavit that the said defcndsot Is
not resident of this state, he Is required 10 APP
pear within enc mouth after due publication %
this ORDER and do what IS necessary 10 protect his
interests.
This order shall be published in the Richmond
DisDafch once a week for four successive weeks.
and posted at the front door OF the courthouse Of
his county the first day Of the next term OF the
County Court.
A copy-Teste: -
F. x. TURNBULL, JR., Clerk.
II = HICKS p,1. iy S-Ss4w
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sDa,y. tDaIy except suniayh
DICH MOND, FREDERICkSB 81 H.
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

TO AND From BALTIMORE. PHtLADtl-
PhlA, NEW YORK. AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
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Our foreign relations favor our domestic
development. We are at peace with the
worid--at peace upon q sound basis--with
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-24
Catching Hail.

A severe hailstorm swept through
Crawford county Friday. 1t seems to
have originated IN Willow township and
not to have acquired much destructive
force until it reached Buck Grove and
Pretty Prairie in Washington township,
where a track nearly a mile wide was
moved through the luxuriant crops, cut
ting corn into pieces and threshing the
small grain. Many farmers in those To-
~calities have suff ,red almost a total loss
of crops. The route of the storm de.
Elected and swept over Defiance, doing
considerable damage in the town. 1t is
said that after the storm chunks of ice
eight inchesin circumference were found.
Dow City and vicinity suffered some, but
the crops in that section will in a great
measure recover from natures onslaught
Fgom a Dow City correspondent we learn
that Messrs. Il. l. Hammond, Alex.
Morton, VIM. Morton, j. w. Carpenter.
VIM. barrow, #. Meyers, StahI, VIM.
hodgell, P'wersock, Jess Wiley, Penn.
broke, j.. Carroll, j. s. Dale and son,
Chas. Talcott, w. Il. Talcott, Oryil
Wood and others lost their crops
Grace Bros. lost 200 acres of wheat
John Anderson was a heavy
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-24

j. NJ. Kilmer, Of Nicola, was in the city yes.
terday.
1. Armstrong, of Red Oak, yesterday dined
at the Revere house.
Mrs. McClintock leaves to-day for a short
visit to friends in Missouri Valley.
j. p. Fall, a broker of Silver City, was
among the callers at THE BEE office yester-
day.
The BEE man has known him from the days
of long ago and so speaks of that whereof be
knows.
j. w. Butler, of Nicola, was in the city yes
terday. He has sold out his business there,
and is thinking of going to Missouri Valley.
Miss T.. i. Flickinger, sister of A. T.
Flickinger, left last evening for a visit to the
"old folks at home" at Independence, Iowa.
Mr.. John Schoentgen returned yesterday
from his European trip. If his hand and arm
do not ache on account of the welcome he got
he is well.muscled.
j. C. Christy, of Silver City, a correspond
ent of the Malvern Leader and agent of the
G. b. insurance company, was in the city yes.
terday talking in the show.
S. S.. Stevens, general agent of the Rock
Island road, ut Council Bluffs, left the city
last evening for a three weeks trip to Califor-
mia, where he will rest and ~recreate.
j. N. Flickinger, Esq, a prominent attor-
ney from Wayne, Neb., was in the city yes
terday visiting his brother, Mr.. A. +. Flick
niger. He returned to his home last evening.
Officer Towns prespired freely yesterday,
but stood it nobly while patrolling his beat,
and had a continual smile for all acquaintan-
ces, especially when he handed out a cigar
and announced the cause as being a new girl
in his family.
David Watts, who is one of the speediest
and most correcthandlers of cash and tickets
in the whole land, was here with Forepaugh's
circus. Besides being a valuable mar in the
treasury department of the big show he is
withal a gentleman clear to the bone.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-24
IOWA NEWS.
UTueT UI
EXECUTIVE Con-,

Two boys, Z years of age, were drowned
in the Mississippi at Clinton, on the 2lst,
while bathing.
The contest between the liquor interest
and prohibitionists in Keokuk has COM
menced in earnest. Since the law went
into effect and until last week it was I'M
derstood that all s%aloonists were comply
ing Herewith, but Immediately after a
secret meeting of saloon-keepers last
week, several began to open the sale
of liquor. On Saturday an information
was filed against M. w. Brown, of the
Stanleigh, and Tuesday one against d.
Ryan. The cases are being prosecuted
by the Law and Order league, and it is
understood that others will quickly fol-
low. The SUCCESS of dealers In up.river
towns in resisting the law has probably
had the effect of inducing the saloon
keeping element at Keokuk to try it on
a Keokuk jury. Many saloon-keepers
have closed, awaiting the result of the
trial of these cases. The best legal talent
has been retained for the defense.
A sIoUx CITY SOCIETY EVENT.
Sioux City Journal: The society
event In the Soudan yesterday was the
wedding of Miss Fannie Stepney, alias
"B'ack Diamond" to John Schultz, a
gentleman who came from Sioux Point
wood camp to claim his bride. Fannie
is as nearly black as folks are made.
John is white, or was until whiskey
changed his complexion to a lobsterian
hue. The wedding was intended for a
quiet affair in Justice Follis' office, but
the boys to the number of a hundred or
less, filed the room where the
simple ritual of the revised code made
the twain one flesh of two colors. The
simple and unostentatious wedding Jour
ney was to the shack on the alley back of
Davis saloon, where Fannie has her
humble home. The crowd followed from
the Justices office and grew as it travelled.
A fragment of this crowd peered in at
Fannie's windows, while the rest craned
their necks from the sidewalks to sec the
goings on, Mr.. Schultz appeared to be
of n quiet and retiring disposition, which
bent may have been heightened by his
hearing that the crowd was divid.
ed in opinion as to whether he
should be tarred and feather
ed, charivaried or ducked in the
river. He passed out at the back door
and travelled rapidly, followed by a many.
colored throng who wanted to look at
him. The further John ~journeyed the
more rapidly he went, and when last
seen he was headed toward Sioux Point,
and all but two of his followers distanced.
The blushing bride remained to receive
the congratulations of her friends, while
her bran.new husband was being run cut
of town. Her tongue wagged as rapidly
as is it's wont, while a Niagara of words
flowed out in which she expressed her
faith in John, and her firm belief in his
return.