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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-12-03

E9 EhsFBk3 Send six cents for postage, land
Il EEfEEfEfII receive free, costly box of
Is eG RE's IL goods which will help you to
RI & EEEelElI more money right away than
ia kEkElElAanything else in this world
- u" ~ Al, OF eilher sex, succeed from
first hour The broad read fortune opens before the
workers, absolutely sure. AT once address, TRUE g.
Co. ! up1lsta Mime
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-12-03

Here is Cook Stove made in the form OF
Range. People are not going to give up their
good old friend the Cook Stove, unless it be
for something better. Here is a Stove so con-
structed that it is both Stove and II Range.
1t has all the qualities Of a Stove and all the
advantages of a Range. You get SIX BOILER
HOLES instead of FOUR on the same size oven.
| and sic boiler-toles ore better than four. Full
Nickel Plate.
The manufacturers of the 'PARIS RANGE
sell them with the guarantee that they Will
THE FIRE THAN ANY OTHER RESERVOIR STOVE
IN EXISTENCE. Remember this. as we are
prepared at all times to back up this guar
antee.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-12-03
DO YOU KNOW
THAT
LoR1lLARD's CLIMAX PLUG
TOBACCO,

TOBACCO,
With Red Tin Tag, is the best? Is the purest: is
adulterated with glucose barytes. molasses
any deleterous ingredients is the case with many
other tObaccos.
LORILLARD:S ROSE LEAF FINE CUT TO-
49, ~. BACCO
is also made of the finest atock, and for aromatic
chewing qnalityis second to none.
LORILLARDS NAVY CLIPPINGS
take, first rank as a sod durable smoking to-
bacco wherever introduced.
SLORILLARD'S FAMOUS SNUFFS
have been used for over 1874 years, and sold to
larger extent than any Others
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-12-03
1885.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED

HAIrER's BAZAAR is the only paper in the
WO: Id that combines the choicest literature and
the finest art illustrations with the latest fash
ions f3l ana meth4ds OF household adornment
newest Paris and New York styles, with it's use
full pattern-sheet supplements and cut patterns
by enabling ladies to be their own dressmakers,
save many times the cost of subscription. Its
papers on cooking, the management of servants
and housekeeping in its various details are
eminently practical. Much attention is given
to the Interesting topic of social. etiquet to- and
its Illustrations of art needle-WOrk are acKnOW-
lodged to be unequalled. Its literary merit is
the highest excellence, and the unique char
acter of its humorous pictures has won for it
til c name of the American Punch,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-12-03
ORGAN TUNING

The undersigned is prepared to Go Organ
Tuning and Repairing. All work done in the
best manner possible, and fully warranted.
The best Of references furnished:
5f-s-1-5Es 80 ss G. r. MILLS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-12-03
1885.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.
TERMS: POSTAGE Prepaid, 81, 100 Per Year,

Vol VI commences November 4, 1884. s
Single Numbers, Five Cents each.
& Remittances should be made by Post Office
Money order or draft, to avoid c:1ance of loss.
8 Newspapers are not to copy this advertise
ment without the express order of Harper &
Brothers..
Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS. New YORK
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-12-03


ARTHUR L. COVE, Attorney. Rochester, Min
neSOta. dec2-7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
Aw.,er,oss ed schooner Found.

A BERMUDA special SAYS: Her Majesty =
SHIN Canada. Captain Curtis, from HALIFAX,
arrived here on the 9Th instant. Captain
Curtis ,sports having fallen IN with on his
massage an abandoned. waterloggcd schoO-
utr Of large size. After towing her TO
within forty miles ~ Bermuda he had 10 let
her 70, ~ the hawser parted. and there was
great risk 10 acoal-lighter which the Canada
was towing. The abandoned vessel was the
Maggie N. Rivers. Of Thomas,on, Me-. laden
with timber. The Canada left here on the
9Th instant 10 tow IN the wreck, After
searching for six days, during which the
Canada met With s.7ong and variable winds
aud a head sea, the derclict vessel was
sighted about tweuty-four miles from
where she WAS previously left. She was
again taken In tow and brought 10 the en-
trance Of the Narrows. where her Maics-
ty's ship spitiife met the Canada and made
fast to the wreck. The Canada proceeded
to Grassy BAY. arriving al about 2,s)
l.. NJ, the spiiire arriving az 4.
NJ. the same day. On the ,th the sieanl-
tug britannia also lett ~. Georges To
search for the dereiiet vessel, si"a'n-
Ing from here on course north BY east
About r. NJ. the following day she oe''
covered the schooner about iity.i.yc oil
siNty mites uoi VI ", vast hah 'asS ~ 'oh'
pass, from ST. Dayid's Head; went along
side and lowered y boat. Found her abin
doncd, stump Of foremost and part OF miz
zenmast Remaining: mainsnast gone by th,
deck; matches gone. and part Of the deck
ripped up; waist washed away; bow ium
Der port open; port anchor hooked o,ci
the rail; ruddcr gone; laden with pitcl
pine luphcr. Found portion OF !
steel bswscr around the windsss, supposed
10 heiong to her MaSesty's ship Canada
On nr 10 her dilap,datcd. barnacled. an,
waief-soaked condition, those on board th
tug tame TO the conclusion that it woul,
not pay to take her In tow. The Maggie Si
Rivers left ferdinandins, Fla. on Eebrt
AIRY 9TH lsst, and was seen dismasied an
waterlcggcd In the early part Of March.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

A Fx.,nbs,reh ne phn Tor . N~fionsl
SyeI,erv a .,esfftsh portrnts y as*Urei o.
snsress. The trfasnry. having e37 800 sub
scsifx q. has received 100000 more IRON 2
rriyate Individual toward the hut'diue an1
tt0<7. 00c o. ,dss for pictures aud ststuiry
A man for building has BEEN submsaea
By the architect Rowand Anderson.
DIR. y,cffuer. Of Athens, accuses De.
SchIiemanu. also os Athens, 81 coneeaimg
Tho cyclopean walls of Tiryns with heaps
OF escavased Garth, breaking through inc
mosaic pavement Of the prehistoric psisce
court without knowing " and covering
with rubbish the upper and lower aeropo-
III. he terminates the Excavations, ieh
the rtli,bisl, lie. and assures The Ministry
That IL has been removed
The Blenheim collection his block OF
pictures which, although copies Of origi.
halls, are very interesting from the ar
shown in them and the fact that many: u
not all. were painted by The younger fe-
n,crs. They ere the 1870 copies OF pictures
h, The Austrian ArclIdukc Leopold's COZ
lection at Brussels, which was broken up.
They were Pointed 10y Te0iers, Jr.. or
undcr his supervision. 10 Is probable that
the Duke Of Marlborough Will try % sell
these soon.
/ Al the Berlin Krseuln all the choicest
rlcsuYcs are no. crowded into one room. as
in The great galleries at Florence. Paris.
ard London. Schools are kent separate,
and chronological ordor II nnain.ninei.
There are eighteen RembraDdts, and Rd-
ban. ~ fully represented. The catalogue
by Meyer and Bodc, directors. with Or.
yon yschudi assisting. Il said 10 lie ''conl-
pendulum Of information respecting the
painters and all essential particulars rela-
ting to ilp pictures.'
The painter David Neal. who has made
Munich his home. lately visited Cleveland,
aud q paper Of tina; city finds him. not the
elderly man OF tie old style" expected.
hut ga yopng and fashionable mIn OF
courtly bearing. lie would pass a. q typi-
cal Partisan or fashionable Now YORKER.
lie has a fnely-formed head and face OF
rather delicate contour, and bushy nous.
iacLe, whose ends curl lpg9rd. lie ~ 81
medium height and rather slender build.
and has the modest but decided bcariug OF
a man who realizes his own power hut does
not yaiint his attainments. He - no tri1nr
in arI.'
New catalogues IL coins iD the British
Museum are soon to De added ~ the list.
The Greek coins are given in eight c1ta-
logues. and ~ many more will bc issued.
Eight contain the Oriental coins. and the
ninth. Persian coins by II. Stuart Poole. Is
III press. Those on nomal and me-
liaeyal money are in hand. together with
catalogues Of British medals. indian coins
will be published in five voltimes-two on
products III Greek. Indian and Hindu mnts.
by Professor Percy Gardner; two on those
OF the Pa,hans of Delhi and minor Mo-
hammcdan dynasties. previous to the Mo-
guls, BY Mr.. :. Lane-POole, and the nth
on the coins OF the Moeul EmDerora.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

=
d peWas1s t,'s.) gestHt rHyss ervssi
9t1@e ~ 4 tasmet nsinR iu bufhnescn
oxbs>siu. (hse tcanSy, IcceIvre ~ q Vsescnt
cD~0 Z sttNd IN srse,nnd rnir = psrnnaf
~. 9rk<r wtfe sbeof enc third larger
~ Sehf ross,non mou-e, and their hair ws<a
&o1k.hh,c tolrr. The fzsmtg krpf tbesn la
: lntss ouer, where a iaR8e httcS OF yonng
os,<e w&e Ac,u. These scattered about
9he nr&msrss. and " q yesr not only tho
l.su-<,e p,scr htis shr whelc neigbtofhooa
urs s,rrsun hy tlw spts. They beware a
ant unisaue.. and were very destructive.
An attempts 70 sxfsrminats them faded
mt1i pair 81 pet Norway rata Belonging
d aaoslwg faSDrf escaped. with large
family 81 Young, from Their cage. 1Lesc
ysts .,ifo decreased sals,iIy and isegun
warfare srsssr. the little blue English pest.
II shsrf sion Tho latter arse .xtermi-
antsd or driven away. Aoont year
age farmers IN different parts 81
Ne tesnship Bcsicca nc~ and then ials
u an enofnso,r ,ize aud Of = breed never
bstsre scsn In Inc county about their pre-
nisss. They wtfe nearly ~ large a. musk
Dsts and Of . light gray eosor. They exc
hitiisd very little fenr and ri times boldly
disputed possession of barns aud eutb0.ld-
iog~ with their o~perS. These rata are
now eseFrnnnipy the neighborheod 10 I'm
,.,s,,s., ,,,,s,,s,s an, hs,. heeon, \ s,n,r.e
~ s.s,,.h ,eyra, A., the ,abahuap;e. They
.rSerus,oe ,.I,ar., ,oor. ,ud ,cails and The
ssu,,a,f,n,.s ~ hu;ll,nys. sod DESTROYED
800 e,-,s,.s s,d mined ,o,lk homes 10,
a. ,,,,,,,.,.,.. foy rhlrs, thet are used.
Hsn, f.r,,ers hay, hsd IA abandon thcif
seitrs. tsrasaries and barns swarm with
ehem dsy anu night. Farmers ray ibat
S..a..s ~ ,hc .,.a,,rr ~ tho,,sanda al do
~ hss bcen dan. ly The nests tlis season.
10 i,lnssrs;s ih.ir hoIlness and ,erociiy
ee,eral .n,taoeex o, recent occurrence arr.
rsLted. farmer's boy entered q corn
crib In which he had discovered . aumber
n he fass. and attacked tber. rhcy
nrned unon him and fought him "a
Sere.iv IA, hs y,ss ,ileJ % ye,r,..t
..a i.ava ,is,, ,n..,srs al tbe .i,uot4on'
~. y.as h.,,Iy l,,t,1,, on, The le,,s nd banJs
N sbc,r aits,L o, thc HOY they snrs.ng np.
49,. ~ !. -. 80 t.-,l.. $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

A horrible massacre has occurred in Man
dslay. The guards placed In charge of the
principal prisons, which arc constructed OF
bamboo. set fire 10 one OF the sides OF the
editce. and having assured themselye, thai
the flames We're already beginning
10 invade The ports which served as
shelter to the wretehcd prisoners, opcncd
the gates. in front OF which tbeie had
been drawn up good number OF soldiers
armed with guns and swords. Then they
threw themselves like Wild beasts upon
those who, 70 escape being burned alive.
1usbcd out OF The gates. The massacre
lasted all the nigSi. 10 the presence o5 the
highest tuncficnaries 81 the town. who,
with cries and gestieulations, excited the
assassins agsins, their passive victims.
The number Of killed exceeded two hun
dred. and among them were soiae
Tsianons Of Prince Nung Tan. who
h nj present living ri Calcutta. The day
afser the massacre the bodies. mu'ilated ia
. manner too horrible 10 describe. were
lying hsaped shout on carts and in the
strcsis oi the town. For some months past
fae prisons here and essewhefe bad. been
with hriyands and political prison.
err. A revolt was feared, and the Governor
could find no better expcdient 10 avoid "
|tsn 70 give procf 81 bis determined fero-
rity by ordering the massacre OF NIL prison.
M without distinction Of sex. age. or The
..,u<e 81 Imprisonment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
WIVES WANTED IN ARIZONA.
4 >eeies OF yeusg Men send Deputies Eas,
10 Find Suitable spoosrs.

A seeie,r OF yousg Men send Deputies Eas,
10 Find Suitable spo.srs.
A Philadelphia special says: \ sleek.
euiei-lcUking young man, who wore a bne
ueekiic and painfully new suit OF black
breadcloih, stood under white sonihrcro
(. In the lobby OF the Continental Hotel this
,aerning Struggling with tight pair of
yellow kid gloves. He was going out call
Ing, and on each o. dozen yisiing.caris hc
had written in prim. business like hand /:
"France q. Green, st. John, Trenton
county, Arizona Sly business In Phill-
delphia.r said Mr.. Green" - IL rather pecu.
liar. In fact, .In almost a. a loss how %
proceed. You See said the young man.
solOring slightly, "there Is scarcity OF
Young women in Trenton county, and a lot
Of respectable Young men called a meeting
at st. John ON October 18th, and deputies
were selected 10 come East 10 secure wives
fer the subscribers 10 the Association. |
have the photographs OF the members,
thirty-one in all. and also have letter. OF
Recommendation from the township Of
fcers. All want now is Ia SEE
cure the young ladies. Their expenses
70 Arizona will be paid 10y the AssO-
Ration immediately, or. II they pre-
fer, they will be given the addresses OF
the members whom they prefer. and cor
respondenee can he opened. How 10 begin
this undertaking l. puzzling. am afraid
to advertise for fear will not receive re-
plies from the kind OF Young women that
would suit. ! have letters TO people in
Boston and New Haven. where we hope to
End young women willing TO go West and
marry. stopped over IN Philadelphia To
Iook around "a bit and see friends. The
society is composed OF ranebmen, farmers,
miners, civil and mining engineers, u hotel
clerk. a druggist. and lawyer. ! am II
civil engineer. and ! have relatives living
in Philadelphia. and although nm going
10 call ON some OF them to-day, don't
want them to know why came East.
I'm afraid they'd think was kind OF soft
10 come on such mission
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

usRusTFEs SALE OF vALUABLE
lfr nSe ar n -! III, Ys;i!iiLsiss ~ okki
sfRFEr sfTwEEx fnrxrrrrl..rslIunr h W
m rMtEs nni. AID fARY srersTs, ~.
GENTLY vccuPIkD uy 9; r: lave, ASD
kKOaN as TIT souIuwvS 49, I'D
=. x'rtv, n a sfrs-f Of trust fro.n a. Y. Hswes.
ds,es fhe Isfi, dsv uS Aufe-i: iss4. an1 an'y r..
= rdetl IN The srts osc oi a aa ~,
M ~ peh,ic aueilan, ON The premises above d.
scrfhed. ou
TUESDAY. sovrnBrH rs, 1854,
.,x..r,,,.v AZ I o.lock 4. ~. Immediately a1tcr
~. s,io Of The tutiiingtl, all the FREQUENTLY
eou,eyed n me nnasr SAID Decd consisting ~
pafssali h ipn wth COUNTER SHAFTS,
MII.LINts-MA. uiSE;
in,oxGrJyF BOILER. 1S0-hor~c power;
EEGiSE; l25-hcrse psgrrs'
pvSfniNe.MAC
r,rtf,i .or driIIing manfrit- holes IN saw. |,
aKLT-cUTTfSG MACHINE 'OCSrEa~
sIw'ssert.prvG usc,IiSr;
cai-iaad GRiSus TONES q ST r,.,,,,a
TtPS. nIRS, euNCnE,S and AZ ll'c
TooIs. IMpIEnEyrs, &e.. Iuroi N The
n,anafssiuie q ssws and mash'pery'
LARGE Iot ~ RIkCkSMlfH1 TOLL:
FIil;N1CF, VAT, E1ftAUsr-fAS,& &C., &C.
ALSO.
PATENT LATHE and cpCS'f Ef SHAFT;
1 'JI,,.skW and COUNTER SHAFT;
! gitgJ'I'AE eAW TABLE. a1i SHAFT;
: PONY PJaNfR, BFsttFES, WISE, &C.
sIso gen FFEr -iiAFTlSG,
~ PULLEY FOE STA fIiNG, &c. '-
LAHBE SI'NBER OfsAW>
OfFIcF.FUR sitTkE. DISKS,
COPYIN6-PRES> :. CHtinS. 81.
AFRO I CART BOIt-E. Apt NM II Nv 49,;
efonnd. and a NUMBER or 'rriiER ARTICLES
or MiCHTNERY, Ae., &C loo numerous 10 inen-
The most Of the machinery IS almost new. and
Of me moot improved KIND. 49, a,
TYass: For al sums under tlbu e,l.h ~ 81
s1r1s over 100. note with interest ldic j. plyl-
hie h, s,.ty davs with approved enJc-Scr.
v. g AVfl III M 'fh-ttf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

Picard one Democrat say to another
"smifh Weed told me to-day that old DIR.
Bufehard owes him $4,000, and that as
soon a. he gets home he is going to send
bim q receipt in full" The Reverend
Doctors daily mail averages hundred or
two letters, il is said, aud Is fearful and
wonderful. The Doctor says. az the Rev.
Henry Ward once did for different rca-
son. =" even wish were dead. "--her
York letter IL CiacinnoH Commercial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
ByS. W. hove ard Frank ID. I'm a Co.
Real Fetaf, Agents and Aeti"neets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY TALUA-
/ BIZ IMPROVED REAL ESIATE on
WEeT srDE FIFTEENTH BETWEEN MAIN
AID Cary sTREET~. hNpON No. stOL
CARy BETWEEN FOURTEENTH y VI .---
TENTH STREETS Nv vlrIr' ~ a d"Ti % trls'
from q. Percy Have. dated ,cpi euiisr iS>'';
and dulV recorded in chrs'e ndiec- Ricnmond
Charcery Cont. ID. q. l24 Is. f1ge 80 Se,.ili
heroln secured, and n the fe1aost Of fhc e"ns -
ciary in said deed, will - sufyiving tru'S's ~
said deed, sel Il pgbhc auction On me pf''s = vi
TUESDAY, NoyEsnEE Is. 1854,
at Ia o'clock W.. the REAL ESTATE de,cribedin
IL : Tor or GROUND On the wo.t side Of
Fifteenth street between Msln and Cary streets
fronting on Fifteenth street 81 fcft- norr ar les
tneIly Ownrd by Thomas l. husi. un0n W. 10Y tys
there Is Vai,ablt BRICK BUILDING tuiiaue
10 81 io'' or az GEOUND on the no.,li lido Of
Cary street hptwcen Fourteenth and Ft,renth
strr,ts. beginning on Cary s,rei a. polns 1lS-
,snf ~ 3g.I9 tesf ,ge-t oi fifteenth stsct', run
~ inch,-, and thence running hack bttween
,arille Inc II Zee: lU2s inrhes % an alley f"t
3 az 4 L0T or GROUSp, adjoinlry On the
east The lot above dcfcTipcd. fronting an iry
street 80 feet 6S Inches. and running nick ~
parallel line II feet lO'i ineucs % ~ dies Iec-
a. inches wide. Ieldiug out 10 ft'crnth sre,t =.
1 oon the two last uian Toned lots tncrr are W.
TWO-STORY BRlCh TtrhntA -. NO. ~ -. 20 .
h.ing the same rrctntlV cccnpie-i DY VI g. ftrct
Uaw.- a. the southern saw and Itle-N"rl-
rtENs: Cash - 10 % much n !s Necessary 20 pay
tbe expense Of this sale and any i,Nes thar NAV ~
due and one note FOR i2l.5o, viii, Interest rom
September 1T till paid and protest charse.. .e
balance on The following credits. az stly'Ju'
4tOS. 44O3.5O. $500, 1884 80. $500, s{s19g-
s2si' $4,000, s372, s367.J0. s363. $4,000.
1854, s34e.30, s345, stfo.5Q' s35b' 80 i;3V ~:
Inc note FOR "A / z falling due December lesf.
and one Of The remaining notes bcing pay ecv'ry
three months thereafter IN tho order nsmel above
the credit paymepis % have interest added ana Ia
be secured by u decd Of trust, or The purchaser
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN.
ro12 surviving T-nstre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
CURFACE INDICATIONS.

What a miner would very properly torn "snr-
face Indications Of what T. beneath are the
PIMPLEs, SITES, SORE EYES, BOIbS, and
CUTANEOUs FRUPTIONS with which people
are annoyed In spring and early summer The
eGetc matter accumulated during the winter
months now makes Its presence felt through ma
lures eHdeaVOrs 10 eXpd IL frOin TIE system'
While Il remains II Is poison that fcsiers In The
blood and may develop into scrOfaa. This con-
dltion causes arrangement Of the digestive and
assimilaiory orsdEs. with feeling Of cnerya,ion
languor. and weariness-oficn lightly spoken. OF
a. "oniy spring fever" These are evidences that
nature T. not allie, unaidcd 10 throw oil the cur
rum atoms which weaken the vital forces To re-
gaindealih natarc must he aided BY thorough
blood purifying medicine. AVID nothing else = -"
effective rs
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
which Is sufficiently powerful 10 eNS.l from the
system tvon the taint of HEREDITARY tClO-
FUiA.
Tho medical profession endorse AYER'S SARss-
pARIILA, and many attestaii9ns Of the CURES
erected by n cOro from all part Of the world II
Is, IN the language Of the Hon. Frances Jcwet,,
eN-State senator az Massachusetts and cx-mayor
of Lowell. ~ ho only preparation that doe real
lasting good
Prepared bv IN. j. g. AVER 4 90. Lowell.
Mas. Sold 10y an druggI-;r. Price, VI ia bot
tles for 49, NOES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

psthsvx flefs has been more Intrigue
nsd biotdshed on account OF the fainous
QfieptzI diamond. ssGrcat Mogul." than
any sfher. II original. weighed zS5 CO
rats. bit BY cutting was fudlifed 70 go.
II nv sl,inrspiis tAe highest ara, u every
xpiGeisg pc,<stss< in 40 . pisw that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
FnIDAy, nrcrnsxn ), iss3,

Tsi,u. tprwu ~ the IOwER w El' tyins
and n,ur in The cuantY NJ DoerhisnJ on j.u =
siv.r md Zig Byrd sr,r.s, auj hnth siaS" - w
pc, mono and hleghgny rat'road and r0nttiu'nxs
ses xf,t ~. more less, a'rrut Ia aefes %
which am Iatnes river hIw grounds. TOY. ,asIn
ard lie enc below arverti-o'i ny lne am ~
80 Internally we'll loesi, IN eielignttu3 rolihS
c.auiry, about two noars' ride from Rieslneil .,
TFt.r.. y, angh cash % paw The tNgn- = W
4. ..rstirs This trbst and Tive sum ~ - 3e4.b :
Win jpterrst from The hrs; dV % tepicmYe''
fs-f and ID, halanoe upcn nv follow ne ss,-h.s
"a sef with 40 tefcq from the Ir day of -ep.,ni'
Icv ~ ga 81, The brsi day Of >tpiclo'rr. 1863
and az AGO with interrs, from he hr-' day ~
srptember. 1854, on he first day ~ sspithi ~ ~
1sec s,f,I ~ ta any balance vg siCh triOs - w,
sa,d a. W. ffas1ard may hirrct. hat la ciss cs ',,
tailur,, to make such dirrTtion- chen ll"n sns y
terms "a he iTusicc shtu tb'bk tt' - ~ '"-~'
KNOW" "" NV 10y W. ". CosBT, lE..
,ots Tfasipc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

Il removed By the t,se Of Cocaine, aud il
stimulates and promotes the gro 18th Of the
hair.
fiswnets's flssering Extracb are tie
1e<l.
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L0R RENT, a
Il DESIRABLE DWELLINGS. sEl
$500 FIRST-CLASs, Ia RIG -SiLE RESI-
DrNCE, kighth street between Marshall and
t1ay; IL rooms. -.
Third, near BYRD Streei IL room.
S6Oc-TIiEEE-S1ORY AND MANSARD-KoOf
DWELLING, No. 900 Clay, near Tenth
street; 10 rooms.
Si50-6l4 Eighth street, near Clay 10 rooms.
s45C-No. 4 fIfnh sir,et. near Main rooms.
436o-Sl 6 Main near Madison; { rooms.
s3Oo-New, ia Cary near Adams. ) room.
38Oc-112 Fifth erect; 5 rooms.
A300--Corntr Seventh and Clay streets; 3rooms.
e34c- eos Canal, uesr second street r,'Oms.
s24o-1ol1 Cary, near Linden street, rooms.
<24c-Corner Car, and jefferson streets rooms
s20o--3l9 Fourth street. near Byrd; ro,ms.
sl6p--5I5 south Laurel street rooms.
sl2o-2ls south Cherry street rooms.
ALSO,
Several DESIRABLE FLATS,
STORES. OFFICES, &r.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO..
Real Estate Agents, Ills Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25
By Sutton x Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AucLionccr,.
lIOS Maln street.

ECTION SALE OF NICE FRAME
N STORE AND DWELLING No. 1902 WEST
CLAY. BETWEEN GRAHAM AND HANCOCK
STREETs.-At the request of the owner. W. shall
offer for sale At public auction, on the ~ eni5e'' on
WEDN ESDAY. NOV EMBER 20, 1854,
at AZ O'Clock 7. NJ, The PROPERTY located as
above. .
The LOT fionts 30 feet on the north side OF
Clay street aud runs back a depth of 100 feet
The STORE-HOUsE Is a good frame building
with three good rooms IN rear.
The Mace has calvert col necnoD-, CITY water,
&C.. and Is now rented 20 good tenant, who l.
conduct NJ profitable gTc.n-grOrery business,
TERMS At sale. SUTTON x co.
,noI AucUOncpT3
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