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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-13

nod 9ellner 1T, unb bas &eiultat miro
iein, baB penn es 10 fort gebt. man
fi9 i9lieBli6 gar ni9t mebr I'M partei=
gton1inatipn fiimmert.
@pater. 5oeben eri6eint i'm Even
ing Journal cine &arte bon 6errn
6. 9. $. S6neioer, in tuelbe berielbe
bic republifaniI9e 0omination-
aud nerbliimt annimmt. ST tpur6e
ndmli6 por &ur5em bon elmer groBen
Nnsabl 8iirger aufgeforbert als unabs
bdngiger Ganbibat att laufen. Sn Der
&arte acceptirt er nun bieie Iuforoez
rung unb banft Dem 21er Gomite.
Sir Griebensri6ter tpurbe ni9t &c. 8.
Guler BON ben 21 borgei6lagen, fons
bern Souls 8ering nitbin finb fieben
Gan6ibaten fir biefes 9lmt i'm Gelbe: :,
&atleD unb 8reebing auf bemofratif6er
@eite, &amleD unb 8ering als Gepus
blifaner unb Cannon, Tuuer un6 Ser
guion als unabb6ngige. 9offentli6
tpir6 bas 9uben6 mod bor Nobember
ppn. 90. q. & beit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-13
csn Der Nferbebahn ernprbet.

= Sn ber Yferbebabm ermor6et. Sn
Wari9au tpurben ait einem ber lebten
Nbenbe in einem pferbebabntpagen benz
allein antpeien6en 6@affner BON apei
einiteigenben junsen 2euten mebrere
MeRers reip. 9ol6fi6e in bic 8ruit
beigebra9t. Nuf ben Silferuf bes @ons
6ucteurs eilten atpar balb mebrere Per=
fonen berbei, ben Nttentdtern NOR es
in5uiiden iebo6 gelunsen, gu entfiie=
ben. Ser gOnbueteur, ipel9er menige
Stunben barauf in GOlse ber erbalte=
men 8erlebungen nerforben 1T, bot,
iuie munmebr Der Sefentli9feit befannt
getpor6en 1T, i'm Oienite Bet @ebeimz
poliaei geitanben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-13

&a9Iu6t ipesen gei6loRen, ionoern
neil i6 es fiir S9meben eripriebli6
era9te unb ib bin bereit, meine @riinbe
bafiir flar lln6 6eutli@ auseinanoer alt
feBen.
8raf Sobann Seesin tpar blei6 &C.
tporben unb buntle S9atten buf6ten
iiber feline Stirn. ST itano i'm Sienfe
oes G6nigs bon polen, ct tpuBte, tpelz
DIE Opfer 6ieies 8iinbniB S6weoen
fDiten tpiirbe uno abnte, baB ber 9erz
sog fi9 nur gefltiientli6 iiber96ie Sobe
berielben tdui1te. 9aB gegen ben
gliidli6eren 8rll6er, Neib unb Mibz
gunit tparen Die 9auptfaftoren, tpel6e
Sobann's 9anblungsweile lelteten.
(GortfeSaiy folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-13
Ser aemeinite sdleider in Der stas

Malarii9e @aie i6li9en bur9 bic
f9le9t gebauten &andle unb bas &inb
ertranfte an Malarial Giebsr. Sas
&in6 wdre geforben, tpenn es nr9t
our@ ben seitisen@ebrau6 pon8rowm's
Srom 8itters gerettet tuorben ipdre.
@s fonmt ni9ts auf cine i6lauere
Weife, unb Fat 10 cine f6dbli9e Wirs
funs, als bieie Malarie BON ben unter=
irbii6en &egionen. Grau Me9onalb
BON Stem 0aben @onn, iagt. u@e9s
Sabre lang litt id an Malarie, aber
8romn's Sron 8itters bat mid b6llig
furirt. 8eriubt es tpenn Malarie
bereini6lei6t unb Sbr Gpitem inter-
n,inirt. @s gibt 2inberung.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case of Kidney or
Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will
not speedily curee We say they cannot. as
thousands of cases already permanently
cured and who are daily recommending Elec-
trio Bitters, willprove. Brights disease, di.
ebetis, weak back, or any urinary complaint
quickly cured They purify the blood, regu-
eased parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For
sale at soc bottle by all druggists.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

pie whose Representative he is to be.
The nomination Of Hon. Henry Wood
ruff, of Claire county, for Senator in the
Gath district. ensures the placing in the
Senate OF as true man as ever sat in Leg
islative Halls, and with ability enough to
honor the people of his district in the dis.
charge Of every duty which will devolve
on him as Senator. OF his election there
is not the least possible doubt.
We welcome back to the arena Of pub.
lie discussion, where such action as will
do most to promote the good of the whole
people Is the order Of the day, the Grand
Rapids Post. 1t has ever been an able
exponent of the right on all the great ques-
tons Of the day, and we note with pleas.
that it does not intend to lower its flag
We suggest to the young men of Owes;
so, that Sunday night serenades are not
appreciated by the people.
In the 10th Senatorial district. the Re-
publcans have nominated Hon. Stephen
+. Brown, of Schoolcraft, Kalamazoo
comfy. Mr.. Browns an able man, an
experienced legislator having served two
terms in each branch of the legislature,
and will be elected by big majonity.
The Northwestern Christian Advocate,
the exceedingly able Methodist paper,
published at Chicago, says: ''The Demo
cratic managers owe it to the people to
put up another candidate for President.
The present candidacy is an insult to ev-
cry home in the land"
Do not forget the Importance of the
convention to meet tomorrow in the
Council Chamber. r o., ..
The editor of THE TIMEs spent little
time at Gaines Saturday afternoon. He
found u pleasant village, good hotel, and
noted considerable evidence of general
business prosperity. Mr.. H. F. Bush has as
fine country store as one could wish to
see, two stories and a fine basement, well
filled with soasonable goods, and owns
and runs the best elevator between Grand
Rapids and Detroit.
THE TIMES until Jan. let, 1885, 25 cents
to new subscribers.
The Republican Wigwam at Detroit.
was dedicated in fine style on Tuesday
evening Of last week.
Duff & Banister propose to sell grocer
les cheap FOR CASH. They say they aoiu,
and we believe they will, and it will be
good thing. The people demand it, and
we hope and believe they will have sue
cess See their new ad.
On Thursday Of last week, the Repub-
lican Senatorial convention for the Leban-
on, N. H., district was held, and Hon. E.
H. Cheney, the able and accomplished
editor of the Granite State Free Press NOM
mated by reclamation. He will be elect
ed by a handsome majority, and make all
able, and intelligent Senator.
Geo. Ii. Bedford, the artistic painter, is
gaining state wide reputation, as the
following letter shows:
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
STATE TREAsURER's OFFICE,
LANSING. SEPT. 18TH, 1884.
DEAR GEORGE:
Ienclose draft for $1,000 and with
thanks.
We are abundartly satisfied One man
Las been in Chicago, which is all stream
ing with banners, and no says he did not
see so nice one as ours. The portraits
are especially praised.
Thanks for your instructions as to hang
Ing. We found them of assistance.
Very Truly,
CuAa TnwNE
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

We note with pleasure difficult to ex.
press in words, the nomination Of Hon.
Jacob II. Gallanger to represent our native
district in Congress. The Doctor Is q
brilliant man, and he will honor the peo-
pie whose Representative he is to be.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
BEST BAKING POWDER.
INTERESTING TESTS MADE BY the
GOVERNMENT CHEMIST.

Dr. Edward c. Love- the present Analytical Chemist for
the Government has recently made interesting expert
ments to the comparative value of baking powders. Dr.
Loves tests made to determine what brands the
economical to and their capacity lies in their eavening
power directed solely the available gas
Of each powder. Dr. Loves Report gives the following
Strength
Name of the Cubic Inches Gas
Baking Powders: per each ounce of Powder.
Royal absolutely pure
Patapsco" alum powder
Rumfords" (phosphae) fresh.
Rumfords" (phosphate) old. 327*
Hanford's None Such" fresh,
Hanford's None Such" old .......... 84,s
{" Charm" (alum POWDER. 1862
Amazon" (alum powder)
"Clevelands (short weight o. ..!............11oS
Gear" .."...........
"Dr. PrlceS'
"Snow Flake" (Gron's, ST. Paul. ..............1o1S
"Lewiss" Condensed. oSa
Congress" yeast. .......... ....... - o7e
" Pearl oa2
&C. E. Andrews Co.'S" CONTAINS alum ........ 7S17*
/" Heckers" .............. - %,
"Gillets ......... g.,
Bulk. sos
y In his report the Government Chemist says
81 regard all alum powder very unwholesome Phos-
phate and Tartac Acid powders beate their gas too freely
in process of baking under varying climatic changes su
fer deterioration."
DR.. H. A. Mott the former Government Chemist after
careful and elaborate examination the various Baking Pow
des OF commerce. reported the Government favor of the
Royal brand
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

r R. LYON, Attorney and Co1n n e e :. st
O1osso Mich. 26-yf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
Tho Striking Prtnters Endornsd.

lBy telegraph To The DiSpatch.l
TORONTO, ONT. July Q.-At a meeting oil
the Trades and Labor Council last night =
resolution was passed endorsing the action
of the Typographical Union in ordering
and conducting its strike here. The COun-
ell pledged Itself to support the strikers by
every honorable means in It's power. be-
sides its asserting its willingness t, ,ssis;
financially il needed. They also expressed
the wish that the pickets would be arrested
50 az TO test the case in the courts.
The county crown attorney last nigh.
called the attention OF the Chief OF Police
to the fact that the printers pickets cstat-
lishcd about each Office was in direct con-
traventjOn OF the law relating to strikes,
and desired him to have the men cDmpos-
ing the pickets arrested. No arrests have
a. yet been made. but it il understood that
the police win make arrests unless the
pickets are removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10

lowed the bear from place to place, yelling
nn6 hootiug. When be would turn they
would run hack. For long time nc was
kept by the uncomfortable mob In the pond,
swimming In oil directions. Finally ne got
out. reached large tree aud climbed
info the highest branches, where he re-
NAMED until the crowd toward evening
tbinncd out. A bottle Of beer was then
brought out aud shown him. His keeper
called him by name and told him to come
down and get his beer. lie Il pissIonate,y
fond of tire beverage and ut once came
down. His mate was led out and he was
easily secured. II was great iun for the
men aud boys, but many women aud chill
dren were terribly frightened. It's mira
Gle that no one was hurt, not by the bear,
for he is tame as q dog, but by the wild, ex-
cited mob, which seemed berett OF reason,
as n ran first one way and then another
over the large park, at times following
bruin and at others getting on. OF his way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
VIII HavO q Big Parade Despite tna
GhOIeY.


TbN VlsUTt 70 lIIt UifUiIUH'I
PARIS, July 0.-lt was recently proposed
by several ambassadors here that they
should Jointly unite In protest against
the holding OF a national ftte on July 14th,
as il was feared that the cholera would be
spread by large number of people who
would gather in Paris from various pirt.,
OF the country. The plan failed, however,
owing to tue opposition Of LORD Lyons, the
British Ambassador
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
SALISBURY. n. C.. Inlr s. 1884.

10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
have to-day seen q copy OF your paper
OF the 9th Instant, and IN two editorial
articles In relation to Carter Harrison, Of
Illinois, you name that locality as the
"noosier State" Formerly lived out
West, and although not an old man when
there. that designation was applied to In.
diana. To the best OF my recollection,
Ohioans were known rs Buckeyes" In
dianians as "IIoosiers," Illinolsians as
Suckers" Kentuckisns as "Cornerack-
ers,n Missourians as "Pukes," "Michi-
ganders" as Wolverines" &C., &c.
Please look over your old files when the
genial Cowsrdin was senior editor and see
II an "oId iogy" Is not correct.
G. AND Y. c.
You are unquestionably right. 1t was
mere csFeIessness In us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
A Beer.GuxxIing Bear.

A Quincy Qll.) telegram says This after
noon while Highland Park, a suburban re-
sort on north Twenty-second street, was
filed by people 10 witness the bicycle races,
one OF The black bears got ont OF his pit and
egeast.A intense excitement. Crowds iel-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.

EOR SALE, THE "MILLERs-p
II FARM in Campbell county. Va. on -
Tie Campbell Courthouse road, eight miles from
Iynchburg, Va, Ia the ifon-ore belt. Valuable
iron depOs q have been found On the place, Thi,
farm has on II ine frame dwelling aud hume
ruus out-houses. About 500 acres OF low-grounds,
200 acres OF woodland, aud $50 acres OF excel
lent upland. Well adapted for tobacco, wheat.
corn and oats. or would suit admirably for stock
farm. Address X. l.. MILLER,
Commissioner,
Post-Office Box 39f, Lyaehburg, Va.
~ Aims
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
The CnOtcrn.

ny cable u the Dlspatch.l
MARSEmLEs, July 9.-Nine deaths from
cholera occurred here last evening.
TOULON, July Six deaths here from
cholera last evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
haRENrAhENs.

WILLIAM III. SUTHERLANDrEzEs7
w & Sons. FURNISHING UNDER-
TAKERS. between seventh aud Eighth. Iri sAsr
nlIy sTuEEr, have q largo assortment Of
SHROUDs. WOOD and METALLIC CAshEIs,
CASFS, aud CLOTR CAskETS, at low prices.
Country aud telegraph orders promptly at.ended
"a dny or nisht. jy 4-lw6eow3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
yo~T. sTRAYEae. AND poUSs.
CDR PEN..

NOR RENT. BRICK TENEMENT "a
A No. 10 north second street, containing ia
nine rooms. detached kitchen. sable ana all tie
modern improvements. Apply q
SUTTON 4 CO.,
~ 1n-Th.SaGeu HOS Main street..
DOR SALE, On VERY LIBERAL "a
4 TERMS. an ELEGANT PRIVATE RE- III
SlDENCE. with All modern improvements, and In
perfect order It IS located In delightful neigh
torhood. and within four squares Of the Capitol
square. II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
jv s-3t Real Estatc Agent and AucuOnecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
Tho County of Linc0in-A Question
Satisfactorily Answered.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In the advertisement TO Mr.. JeflersOn'S
Notes on the State Of Virginia he mentions
that they severe written in the year 1881,
and somewhat corrected and enlarged in
the winter Of 1852"
In confirmation OF his correctness in the
enumeration OF counties Of the State al
that time, including the county OF Lincoln,
the writer asks reference to " Henning' s
Statutes at Large" volumes 10 and IL,
by which ii will be seen that the county Of
Lincoln was in the "District Of Ken
lucky" then part Of the State OF Wiz
GINA. Consent was given by act OF Assem-.
bly, for its erection into an independent
state IN the year l1SS.
Most OF the names OF counties OF East
ern Virginia ere derived from the mother
country England. while many OF those OF
the western portion Of the State bear the
names OF statesmen and patriots OF the
Revolution. Hence 1t IL probable the
name OF Lincoln was given 10 the county
In compliment 10 the General who once
commanded al Charleston. and who was
subsequently appointed TO receive the sub
mission OF the British army under Corn
wallis at Yorktown.
This is in answer 10 your correspondent
-. s." in the Dispatch Of the Sth instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
Late Weather Roporf.

especial TELEGRAM 70 tue Di.pa,eh.l
WASHINGTON. d. c., July 1O-1:3j 4. 81.
For the Middle Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain, varil-
bic winds. stationary temperature.
For the South Atlantic States. local
showers, partly cloudy weather, variable
winds, generally from southwest, station
AIRY temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ,nd
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 20 ;
Q A. NJ, "A; noon, SO; 7. NJ, Sc; 6 Il.
NJ, So; midnight, so.
Mean temperature so sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
BY II. y. Chsnin & Co.
Real Estate Auctonccrs,
No. / north Tenth stIeas.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OFTHAT CONVENIENT AND NICE FARM
OF 81 aE9-l0OO ACRES. WITH FRAMED
DWELLING and USUAL OCT-BCILDINGS
THEREON, FRONTING ON THE PUBLIC
ROAD LEADING FROM BROAD STREET To
STAPLES'S MILL.-The undersigned, special
commissioners, appointed for the purpose under u
decree orRichmOnd Chsncery Court dated June
"a 1884, Ia The cause OF LsthrOD co. rs. Schuite
and others. will sell by public auction. "a the
premises, on
FRIDAY, July IL, 1884.
At 3 O'Clock T. w.. the sboye-Iocated FARM. Tho
nice hill. overlooking public road. Barn aud ample
oUt-buldinrs for lsborers. The location Of thi
property. west OF city. and 40 nefr thr Duhli.
drives, makes ~ an attractive home for the farmer
or city Businessman who desires home near IN
city. Ample wood for ftrm use. We'll Of gDoi
wafer and branch for stock. Ample fruit OF select
kinds for large family.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance IN SIX.
twelve. aud eighteen months, Tor notes, with ~ r
cent. interest ADDED, aud utle retained until the
whole purchasc-mOney IS paid aud CONVEYANCE
ordered by the Court. JOSEPH BRYAN.
X. III. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
sale by II. Is. CHAFFTS s CO., AucIiolcerA
/, Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said Richmond
Chancery Court. certify that The bond required OF
the special commissioners by the decree In said
cause OF June "a, 1854, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 30th day OF june,
1884. BENJAMIN III. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
WIRGINIA-INT HECIRCUIT COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, MAY 10.


OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, MAY 10.
The commonwealth OF Virginia suing for the
bene1t Of TIC Board OF Education OF Viz
against
RObest {. Stanzrd deceased, aud Lewis r. WIN
stOn, sheriff Of the city OF Richmond. and ~
such admiulstra Dc bOHis nor or ELISABETH
Thompson and Msrgsre, Thompson,. de-
This day came the pl.intif by Francis :. Blair,
Acknowledgement OF the Commonwealth Of Nir-
ginia. and 1led its bill. and therelp1n came Tho
defc ndant rarths Stanard. administering az
Limits non OF X. 4. Stanard, deceased. by her
counsel. and filed her answer 20 .sid bill. u viii
answer the plaintiff by counsel replied generally,
and by consent Y Is ordered that this case he
docketed and the plaintiff alleging among other
things that there was Ia the bands OF the defeid-
ant Martha Siau,rd. a. the personal representative
Of Robert &. Stanard. deceased. certain ccrinclb
az stock of the Commonwealth OF Virginia, No.
2ip9, dated April Z. 1858, for el,623' winch Was
issued 10 said Robert &. Stauard rs comnl isiOner,
under an order entered I'm tie "SerugSs cases" IN
lie Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond, March
so 1853; that the said certificate or Stock DelOngi
10 the heirs AZ law Of Elizabeth aud harsiret
Thomson, deceased. who arr unknown, aud alies-
ing that said certificate Is now dereDct- havlng
no rightfgl owner, and asking that be cscheltel
10 the commonwealth for the beueat Of Is reia-
tor II Is therefore ordered that the heirs Al law
in anv, OF The said Elizabeth and Marsaret lhOmi-
scu deceased. and all others claiming an interest
in said certificate Of stock, appear near on me
FIRST DAY OF THE NEXT OCTOBER TERM
and make the mselves defendants 10 said blu, and
published three months re pectiyely IN inc Rich-
,nond Dfspdtch and Washington Post.
copy-Teste: - 1000, =, -
ie 5-ThSm ALFRED sHEihp'Otr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
ANOTHER ANSWER.
RICHMOND. Va. July Q, 1881.

TO u1e EdII0r QJ he DLSpQFch
In response TO the inquiry Of your cor
respondent +. j., Of lower BotetOurt
county, appearing in his communication in
your issue OF the sth instant, may say
that the county Of Lincoln-mentioued by
Jefferson in his "Notes on Virginia."
edition OF 1854, rs being then one Of the
counties OF this State-is now iu the State
Of Kentucky, which district, or " county,"
az II is termed. was by enactment Of The
Virginia Assembly Of May. 1850, divided
into the three counties Of jefferson. Fay
cite, and Lincoln; SAID act TO take effect
from November lst following. HeRing's
Stdtsaes-X., PIP. 3i5-l7. Lincoln county
was named In honor OF General Benjamin
Lincoln Of the Revolution. native OF Mas
sachusetts. Faithfully yours,
II. A, BROCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10

IHESAPEAkE AND ONO RAIL
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4o5 Pm. fIr"@ Loa.uiic. oiaclnasii, aud an
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10

TX THE CIRCUIT CDURT Or TINE COCSrY OF
UESRICO, MAY 81, ISSt-JUDr, &C.. PLAIE-
rlTT, VS.. JUDE ET AIS. Defendants
l, George W. Carter, clerk OK the Circui. Cont
Of the county Of ienricO, do hereby certify that
the bond required by decree OF 9th of April, sSi,
IN above case, has been given BY the special COM
mission named in SAID decree, a. required by law
Teste: GEOiSGh w. CARTER, Clerk,
.. THOMPSON BROwN & Co, AuctiOnears.
~ n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10

BY T. u. Cook. Auctiouecr,
: "a Ninth street.

- Rhcdouttff
~ Ninth street.
EIETEEN HEAD SUPERIOR HORSES,
IL FiyB EXCELLENT ToP-BUGGIE-, TwO
PHATT0Ss; ON VILLAGE cARr. TWO x
vfRxL sETs SUPERIOR HARNESS AT Ajc-
TION.-on
THURSDAY, lOru INSTANT,
nj 10 o'clock, VIII sell ~ the Capital Stables No.
1919 Franklin arooi, all OF the above stock am )h
. T'HfnoR;oUGHgED COLTS. three aud four years
old. weli-hrake' very stylish, and promise great
specd;
GRAY HORSE, six wears old. very handsome and
wcll.broke; can irnt in Three minntes or better.
Ttese animals SIRE irs t-c!zss and deserve special
ntfoB ,iou. In tls list are s,me as nne ~ can hc
sclected for all purposes. and p1rti0l wanting
should make II = po.nt ~ be present.
AT SANE TINE,
s FASHIONABLE TOP-BUGGIEs In excellent
condition;
z PUaETONS,
utSDSOifE viLLAGE-CAPr, nearly new;
Q EXCELLENT DkAGS. tut little used. and
SEVERAL SETS SINGLE ASD DOUBLE
HARNESS.
TiHMs At sale. r. n. COOK.
tv9 Au~'iNns0-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
.yCr.4s sA.,rs-.rtore pays

A RARE CHANCE TO BUY ONE Of
n THE CHEAPEST PIECES OF PROPERTY
IN VlRGINIA--Ne viii sell At public auction on
MONDAY, July l@rH,
fconrt .lsyl. that VALUABLE CORN, PLAs-
'rFR-. BARK. AND SUNAC-HibL at Louisa
Courthouse. Immediately aithc fep1, OF the Nnes y
poake and Ohio railway together With The ~ LID
ines. q 45.HORSE-POWER ENGINE AND
HOILER. With al the att ichme3ts to start 70 WORK
at once II not sold IL viii he rented 10 Is loc1'ct
IN a reiehborhood VIII re any quantity OF h1rk ana
srfnae can he bought ard meal aud plaster sotL
TEENS: hade known al 81.
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