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The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05
LOCAL NEWS

snow is all of the Judith Hisin.
Jos. Wolfe visited Maiden. rir.,.av.
See notice to debtors IA ;,u,i,,r cul
ANN, inserted by Louis Belangcr.
c. w. Gardner and II. w. IIigley are
expected home tonight from 81, Paul
Richard Giles anticipates buildinr
.oon on his lot on Montana street.
~" will Use the bniliiDg for !. bakery.
Stockmcn's Oil Coats and stetson,s
broad 3rinfcd Hats. ut Mt Dinsmore's.
u. X. Wilson. (Two Doil Of Martins
dale, drove INTO town Tuesday, He
reports times improving in lis locality
IN spite Il county division.
The anvil, manipulated by some of
the noisy boys Of democratic proclvi-
ties, made the atmosphere vibrate
Tuesday night, we suppose tai celebrate
the inaugural of Ills Excellrncy, Prosi.
dent Grover Cleveland.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
letter from Maurice Sullivan. now
awaitin" ,Tia! under several indict-
ments connected with the Miles CITY
and Sunday creek tragedy, OF which he
was one Of the principals.
SUITS made to order 70; X. +. E;us-
mores and satisfaction guaranteed.
The ARGUS readers residing in the
Judith Basin will receive their papcr
two days earlier from this on, ~ r.a-
son Of tue change in running Of the
mail service. Published on Thursday
It can he seen anywhere between here
and Tibet. the next day.
John J. Davis, the rustling Sup't of !
the Billings Il Benton stage line was in |
Maiden again this week. John is work.
ing up ~ scheme, and we trust one that
will prove Of some advantage to the
entire Judith country. Our thanks for
the usual press courtisie-.
Hereafter the Ubet and Maiden mail
will make the trip from each terminal
point in one day instead Of lying over
ut Spring creek as has been done dur.
ing the winter. This change will be
greatly appreciated by everyone in the
Judith Basin, ~ all delays in delivery
az mail will he avoided.
The hest place Ia buy Blankets and
Quilts is ut y. 7. Dinsmores. the One
Price G. q. D.
In another column will be found an
for the grand ball 10 be
given 10y William IIortop. of the Lewis
Iown hotel, on the evening Of It. Pat
rirk'- Day, l7;h inst. Quite IL number /,
If Maidcnitcs have already made cal :,
to attend. A good time may
he expected.
The genial mayor Of .hct, A. Y. Bar 4
'ows. WAS in town "Wednesday. in the .
interest of the Chet d Maiden Stage !.
cute. In speaking of he condition oil
took and sheep near the gap SIR. z
'fiirms that he has fed hut one day and
hen tn pilgrim cattle, while last
winter the loss in hi, lorali,y wa. r
considerable.
G. 7. Colvcr. one Of our reliable n
hnchmen If lower Warm Springs ii
rcek. was united in the holy bonds of ]
'atriinony, at C!arksv,le, Iowa, on th. Ia
It day Of February. to Miss Jessie ~
IcDonald, a highly esteemed lady Of Al
rat place. Mr.. Il Mrs. Colvcr will
,Mncncc housekeeping Immediately. p'
he bride and groom arrived in Maiden ve
st evening. The ARGUS extends con st'
n. T. Dinsmore always has in stoc, W
full line Of Gents Furnishing and WI
otions commonly found in clothineI
IRE. ICo
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

Rates for transportation and express
ngc over the Maiden & Ubct and Bill
ings 4 Benton stage line, are made by
Supt j. j. Davis, rs follows:
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05
Waited |!

A competent girl to do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. A. NJ. Esler
Maiden, ". 4.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05
Sheriff Sale.

To he sold at Sherid's sale. on the 2sih day Of
March, iss5 al o clock Of said day. the following
described property to-wit: Lot ! in Block L. Mon
fana street, together with all Buildings and i'm
proVements situated thereon. said sale 20 take
place on premises.
JEFFrRsoS HOWELL, Sheriff
BY q. W. KELLY. Special Deputy
=, l'aied at Maiden, Ncagher county, Montana
March Mh 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18

burning stairs. Anuis frat took caro-
Of Mrs. Clingnan and her three chill
drcn on the fourth Goor, slld conduct
ing them to the slre-escapc, helped her
brother take one child under each arm,
while ono hung around his neck. She
then saw the Silbcssnsn family from
the attic safe down the !lre-cscape under
the care Of iirsmen, and also guided to 10
Mrs. Murphy from the fourth floor, who
was leading her blind sister downstairs,
and jeremiah Murphy. who could bare
" hohble. Annie 'wss the last TO go
down the firc-escape with her brother.
One man got out or the roof, and one
woman crawled to . window, and they
were taken down on ladders. The fire
was stopped on the third floor. and the
damage to the house is about 400. /.
4 N. Shidlovsky lose 81, 500 on stock,
and are insured for $1,000; other occu-
pants lose $1,000 on furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18

THE eREENBRIER WHITE sui
4 pHuR SPRINGS
WEST VIRGINIA
FOR RENT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

l., rvvxpunce of decree Of the Circuit
conrt OF the United states for the distr q, Oh
Wcst VIRGINIA entered In the cause On ~.
stuart. &C., rs. Greenbrier Wnite sutpn'
Springs Company, Gu the i4tn day OF Jnhv
arv lass. shall proceed to rent 81 pupnc
snetion. in front OF the office OF the auction
Ger. No. north Eleventh street. IN the Guy
OF Richmond. Va, ON
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1885,
tho PROPERTY OF the Greenbrier White
sulphur Springs Company. with AL the
y,gi,ts. privileges and appurfenances tnere-
~ belonging Tor the term OF one season. to
expire November 80, 1855. No
The property consists OF LAttE ny
TEL and number OF Solaa ,s.r,. 81 b,x f,,y-
nished. capable OF accommodating i,ooo
guests, together with ample stables AM NJ
wants quarters. Included In the E ~ NM
utS1S and UTENSILS, BEDS, BEDDING.
TABI.E. WARE, dc.-eyerything necessary
to Keen "A first-ciass hotel. Also, Oil NEhl.
CLEs. necessary HARNESS and TWELVE
The whole tract Of land contains about
1000 ACRES OF which several hundred
acres are well adapted to grazing ana cuiti-
Whey The Virtue of the WATER and the repu-
tation OF the springs are TOO wen eslaoi,sh ,D
TO require extended notice, as the place has
long been one Of the most fashionapie ana
populnr summer resorts in the United
states.
Possession given at once.
Terms: One third to be paid July 1, 1888;
one third September 1, 1855. and one third
November /, Ss5 the party renting togive
bond, with approved security, In penal sum
sufiicient 10 cover the rent and to insure the
return of the furniture, &C.. in good t9ndf-
ton.
Parties wishing TO rent are invited 10 in
spect the premises.
For further particulars apply to the under
signed at Richmond, Va.
Ials A. l.. BOULWARE. Receiver.
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CUrIcuRA.
MRS. sMITHs CASE, AID !. WHAT THE
REV. MIR. MrkINHTHY HAs
To RAY ABOUT 1T.

TO the pablic:
have been q fearful sufferer for fifteen
ycarr most Of the time with what has oecn
caiel Lcxema or Salt Rheum. Psoriasis ana
Lepra ard the like, and have always pees
tod Tat there WAS nc f sSas ncd q. soon
die as firc. ! have been so badly aIuic ,,s'.
eometimcn that there was not the smnilest
spot. nom the crown OF my head 20 tne so ,ssS
OF my feet that was not diseased anu - .,sii
white spots, which had q siivsry appeas,,
ance. but we're not deep: but II attempteo
10 heal them, or soon after their DIST np-
pearance, they would burn ana run W, Va
rcfhcr until there was complete CRY, rsa
scale. which would become 80 Unnamed ~
10 crack and look fiery and angry. ana me
burning sensation would DO almost 'n'oio-
rable.
ly get about, and could not dress myself
Without assistance, l have tried many
remedies. and have paid 500 In q single
instance TO physician, but have ever ODD
tanned only temporary relief ,Altnouen
helped for time soon rels pa during ihe
winter OF 1881 and 1882 suffered 70 mucn
as 10 be entirely DISCOURAGED. Last june
however, was advised by Elder ana NI %
. l.. q. ucKinstry, who are wen hnown ia
I these regions, to try your CUTIcuRA hEhE-
DIED, and felt. somehow. nttie courage,
from their favorable opinion OF tnenl, "
try their virtue. About the second week Vi
INV last commenced taking the remedies
and within six weeks began to see n per
manent Improvement. until now lOc.oper
Isfi am about as good as new. ana my
fiesh IN as the flesh Of q child. ,,r,,,
n''' 10 80 MRs. BENZ. SMITH.
I certify that the above statement OF my
wife is correct, and join with her IN ea.
pressing my gratitude for the great peneh'
she has received. D. S"t
I certify that the above statement ~ cor
rect Mr. Smith is prominent man In TINS
Community. where he lives. He Is Well
known dealer I'm stock, and his statement,
with that OF his wife, is fully entitled 10
credit. -, o,a,ac
Done at Stanstead. Province OF quebec
this nth day of october, 1882:
'''' Il. G. McKINSTRY,
Minister of the Gospel.
LATER have seen Mrs. Smith recently
and believe her 10 be Thoroughly ana per-
maneptly cured. L. &. McklNSIhf,
sec'y Advent Oh. Conf, +. O.. NO. VIZ ana
No. N. ii. -,
BosTos, September 0, 1854.
.CT1TICURA RESOLvENT,t the new blood
nurifIer. and CUTICURA and CtTlCURA
SOAp. the great skin-cures and beautiilers,
are sold everywhere; Price; GuLlCohA'
SOC SOAP, Csc. RffS0LvENT. 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICALLY,
In l4-W(w)dSu boStou'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DOUBLE
BRICK RESIDENCE.
LARGE GHOUNpS,
No; 9 s9UTH ritT III 9, sT RI day.
NOW occV wEElp = Ef cL oArlAiS MAN
Scott, plaintiff. chaneery Court
clark ds ana ais, defendants, Richmond.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond In suit styled
ms above, entered January Is. 1883, ana ~
commissioner therein appointed, VIII sen
at public auction. ON the premises,
WEDNESDAY, JASUAEy 20. 1885,
AT $50 O'Clock y. NJ,
the above VERY DESIRABLE AND MOST
SUBSTANTIAL DOUBLE-BRICK RESI-
DENCE, being on the east line OF Fifth
street between Main and Cary streets. The
dwelling commands beautiful river views,
and contains twelve rooms, ana mas con-
nected with IL large and beautiful grounds.
fronting say feet on Fifth street, running
back TO sixth street on which IL fronts 90
feet. A plat of the same Will be shown on
the ground.
The lot may be divided or sofa ~ Wnoie'
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash balance
In six, twelve, aud eighteen months, nego-
table notes, bearing interest, ana TUE re-
tanned until all the money is paid and deed
ordered by the Court.
X. II. CALDWELL,
Commissioner.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & Co., Auctioneers.
SCOTT, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST CLARKE AND
AIS DEFENDANTs-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
J. BENJAMIN III. Berry, clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required OF the spe-
cial commissioner by the decree I'm said
cause OF January IS. 1885, has been duly
given.
January, 1885.
BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
10 IA gIprk
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81 ~ aR 9 -
DICHM0ND, FREDERICKSBURG
HAND POTOMAC RAILROAD.--sched-
ule conn encing NOVEMBER 2. 1884
eastern standard time:
600 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station
daily: stops only NJ Ashland.
Junction. Milford. and Frede-
ricksburx. Siee per from Jack
sonvilie 20 Washington.
11.07 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily
except Sundays). Sleeper rom
Charleston 10 Washington.
6.32 y. NJ, leaves Byrd-.treet station daily.
sleeper from Jacksonville TO
IC2gA. NJ, arrives st Byrd.ssreet station
daily. sleeper from New York
TO jacksonville.
2:s9 II. NJ, arrives at Byrt-Street station
daily; stops 81 Fredericksburg.
Milford. and Junction sleeper
from Washington to Charles
$50 r. ~, arrives ut Byrd-street station
daily except sundays. sleeper
from Washington to Jackson
willie.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
400 p. NJ, accommodation, leaves Broad
street station; arrives at Ash
land at 5 r. NJ.
6:O4 II. NJ, leaves F.lba; arrives at Ash
land at 6:4f y. NJ.
7:oo A. NJ. arrives at Elbsi leaves Ash
land at 6:43 A. VI.
e:55 A. NJ, accommodation. arrives at
Broad-Street station; leaves
Ashland ut 8 A. VI.
$3.50 p. NJ, arrives ~ Elba; leaves Ashland
at 5:12 Il, NJ.
G. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
+. 7. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
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DEPLETION OF 4 cLE6K.
Trusted Empioye steals $4,000 and Fer-
sahes Hts Wife.

Trusted Empioye steals $4,000 and Fer-
sahss Hts wife.
A Baltimore (Md.) telegram Of the
10th says: The disappearance of
Thomas ii. Graham, the cashier at the
Mount Clare shops Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, who left this city week
ago and has not been seen since, has
proved quite sensation in railroad cir
clcs. Graham was very prominent in
city politics and had been a member of
the City Council. He was member Of
the School Board when he disappeared.
He was paid OIL 200 a year salary as cash
ier, and received large pension for in
juries sustained during the war. II is
hard TO say where his money went, but
most of it was probably spent in city
political campaigns. He leaves behind
him large number Of notes and un-
paid bills, so that his defalcation will
amount to nearly 10000. The short
age in his railroad accounts is little
over $4,000. This his bondsmen have
been called upon to make good, and
they will probably reach some amicable
settlement with the railroad company.
Frank Fairbanks was to-day appointed
cashier in Graham's place.
The saddest feature Of the affair is
the fact that Graham left behind him
wife and an adopted child with no
means of support. His wife said to-day
she had met and welded her husband
about twenty years ago at Harper's
Ferry, Va. II was at about the close
of the war, and he was at the time In
the Quartermaster's Department OF the
Union army. After leaving Harper's
Ferry her husband went to Washing
ton, where he secured Government
position, and they had resided
in Baltimore for the past thir-
teen years. They have an adopted
son named Harry, who is an invalid.
On Friday night last her husband said
he was going to Harper's Ferry, as she
supposed on business for the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. He in
yited her to 60 with him, but she de-
clined. He then wanted to take Harry
with him, but she thought it best for
him not to 90. lie handed her s. and
showed no more money. He said he
would return on Sunday evening, but
she had had no communication whatever
from him since he left. 1t is generally
believed that Graham has gone to Can
ada.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18
INew York Times.l

Fire started among some old rags
Friday morning in the rooms on the
second floor Of No, II Catharinc street,
occupied by Monte Shidlovsky, cloak
maker. The house was filled with ten
snts, twenty-five people living on the
three floors above that where the flames
first appeared. including one rheumatic
old man. blind and deaf woman, and
several children. Annie McCabc. liy-
Ing on the third floor, first discoy-
cred the fire. While her brother
rent out to give an alarm she de-
soscd herself to getting out the
other inmates Of the house. All be-
low the third floor escaped to the street
with case. and McCabe's family went
down the fire-exespe in front OF the
house, their escape being cut OF by the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18
MURDERED BANKERS BONDS.

Recent Discovery OF Some Stolen Over Two
Years Ago.
A Waupaca (Wis.) special says
Your correspondent saw Mr.. Charles
W. Lake to-day in regard to the efforts
he has made in tracing the Government
bonds stolen from the Waupaca Bank at
the time of the Mead murder in Octo-
Der, 1882. In the spring Of 1888 list
Of thenumbers of the stolen bonds was
sent to the Treasury Department at
Washington, with request to notify
parties here when they were presented.
Nothing was heard of the matter until
short time ago, when word was received
from the Register Of the Treasury, say
ing that the following bonds had been
received by the Department for CONVEX
sion into registered bonds-viz.
No. 1902, for sl00. sent by First
National Bank of Chicago, July 6, 1888.
No. 56,60S, for 900, sent by same
bank, October 81, 1883.
No. 1898, for 800, sent from Mer-
chants Loan and Trust Company of
Chicago, April l, 1884.
Nos. l20,682 and 100, 6S3, for 81 900
each, sent from First National Bank
of New York, May 10, 1884 ; and Nos.
62,252, 7S,203, and S3,299, for 800
each, received July 81, 1884, from Fisk
& Hatch, of New York city.
The following bonds are outstanding
on the books in the Registers office at
Washington Nos. 1912 and l40, 967,
for $1,000 each, and No. 1851, for
$500.
Part of the above bonds have been
traced through several different banks
TO the Jackson-County Bank in Michi-
gan. They received them there from
the First National Bank of Chicago, but
the latter, on account of the vast num-
Der of bonds bought and sold daily,
never keep any record ofthe numbers, es-
pecially bonds Of the smaller denomina-
tons. There were two bonds of 81 900
each stolen at the time of the murder
that have been traced to the First Ma
tional Bank in New York city, and
they claim they received them from
Yermilye & Co.. bankers and brokers
in New York. The latter parties claim
they never held the bonds. Here the
matter rests at present, at least until
Mr.. Lake goes East and makes an in
vestigation. This clue as to the perpe-
traitors of the Mead murder and robbery
is, of course, very slight, but it is the
only positive one ever had. Citizens
and people in this vicinity who have all
the time insisted that the crime was
committed by parties close at home now
begin to think il was the work Of pro-
| fessionals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18


HIGH-CO NSTABLE'S SALE OF
II FunEITuRE roo rT Z. ,!as zoe B00K &
BRUagEfJS CARPET. CENTRIFUGAL
PUMP, I'll VIII sell at public auction, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 10. 1855.
Mt 1oI< O'Clock A. NJ. 1T my Office, No. lsoo
east franklin street, the following property,
10 kAtinfy sundry wriis In my hands:
WARDROBEs. BUREAUS. -
WAsHsTANDS, TENTRE-TABLES,
MATING, BEDsTisADS, MATTRESSES,
CANE and woOp-sEAT CHAIRS.
ROCKERS, CLOCKS, PICrURtS,
Trunks. LOOK1NG-3LASS
CARPETS. W1NDOw-SIIADES,
.TtjBkC CO,CufrER Nnitatie for cigar
manufacturersl.
TIN TOILET-SETS,
COOKING and HEATING-STOVES,
LOUNGES. SAFES. SPITTOOSS.
ALSO,
I POOI.-TABLE, In excellent order;
1 BOOKCASE,
4 CENTRIFUGAL PUMP.
LOT LAW-BOokS, &C., &c.
jai7 4. c. GARRISON, Fl. C. C.R.
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How Boys Marbles Are aadc.
iScienfifie American

Almost all the marbles" are made
at 0berstein. Germany. There are
large agate qnarries and mills in that
neighborhood, and the refuse is made
into marbles. The small blocks Of
stone are thrown into the hopper of a
mill, formed Of bedstone having its
surface grooved with conccntric burrows.
Above this is the runner" which is
of some hard wood having level face
ON its lower surface. 1t takes about
fifteen minutes TO finish a bushel Of
good marbles, ready for the boys
knuckles. One mill will turn out l60,-
900 marbles per week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18

TICKETS: RICHMOND OR NORFOLK
TO WAVERLY, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18
Finding Use for Christmas-Cards.
London Worldl

The Duchess OF st. Adams is utiliz-
ing Christmas-cards in way that does
equal credit to her ingenuity and be-
neyolence. Her Grace would be glad
TO receive contributions of cards which
have served their original purpose, her
object being TO convert them into per-
manent decoration for the Nottingham
Hospital. Contributions should be sent
to Eastwood Lodge, unless other lady
readers, titled or untitled, should feel
disposed to emulate the example of the
Duchess by turning their houses into
fresh collecting-centres for similar chari-
table work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18
I pEnILlTy FROM oyEnwoR,

DIR. G. w. Collins, Upton, Ind,
says: II used il in nervous debility
brought on by oyerwork IN warm
weather, with good results
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NAILR~An r,xvs.
RIcIiMOND AND DANyIfIe
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 10
1884 -

II ~ q N
1854. -
LEAVE RICHMOND.
200 A. N.--(Througa Passenger Al
ly)-For all stations botween
Richmond and Danylile CON- con-
Meeting at Greensboro for R,-
Leigh. 9oldsbOro', and Halora
Branch points; Fayettevi 70 AMI
all q. Y. and Y. V. local pplnts
ana at Charlotte for Column,
ana Southeast. aIsofor Atlanta
New Orleans and Southwest
Pullman Sleeper, Rich nond
To Danyiile. Danville To An.
gusta, without change. ana
Danvilie TO New orleans. with
out change.
1880 r. M.-(Through Passenger. daily
stops at all stations connecting
atkeysyille for all poin = on the
Richmond and Mecklenburx
railroad daily. except SUNDAY
Greensboro for Salem Branch.
At Salisbury for W. NC. n n
stations. at Atlanta for Jackson.
Vile, Fla, New orleans. ana
Southwest
Pullman Buffet sleeper Dam
VILE TO Atlanta.
2:s5 i. M.-tfork-River iassenger-dally
except sunday CONNECTS AZ
West Point every "Wednesday
and Saturday with steamer
Danyilcn for Claybank. York.
town, Baltimore, and points
North.
600 +. M.-(Bon- Air A ccom modstiOn- ,iai.
~. except sunday)-For Coat
field.
4:SO A. A.-(York. River Freight from
Twenty -fourth-Street depot
daily. except sunday FOR
West Point.
s:l5 T. E.-(York-R River Freight from
Twenty -fOurth-Street depot
daily, except Saturday For
West Point.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
700 A. M.--From Atlanta. Go d~boro' Ra-
leigh, and intermediate points
daily.
Sal A. M.-from Coalheld and Bon Air
daily, except sunday
1890 A. M.-FrOm West Point daily ca 'ept
sunday t-lialtlm ore. YORK
town. and Claybank every
Wednesday and saturday.
ASS j. M.-From all local stations. Atlanta.
New orleans, and southwest
daily
LES 7. NJ. Freghts daily. except sun
500 L. NJ. day from West Point.
TICKET OFFICES: 1000 Main street, AMI
At the Richmond and Danyille railroad
depot, Virginia street
NJ. SLAUGHTER
General Passenger Agent,
Sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager.
a l.. RINFS General Manager Ia II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18
SDEOPLE'S LINE"
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND HOME
WOOD (llOg Island
AND
ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.

The fast and beautiful steamer GEM, Cap
tain GILL. leaves her wharf In the dock,
foot OF Twenty-second street, at > \. VI.
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAI, stopping at all landings.
Freight received at LOWEST RATES daily
from 7 \. NJ. to i. NJ. The GEM has first
class passenger accommodations. and ar
riVes at HOmewOOd Mt Z. NJ; returning,
arrives in Richmond at $3.50 L. NJ.
X. V. OWEN.
in IA Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18
CHERRIES SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
VIII be sold at Mountcastle's stables, Clay
and sixth streets, ON
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1885.
at I2 o'clock NJ, under an order OF court In
the case OF Slater, Myers & Co. and ais. U.s..
Oeters.
2 BLACK MARES. In good condition and
we'll broke to harness.
ALSO,
1 GOOD ToP-wAGON.
LEWIS p. WINSTON,
Ial5 Sheriff City OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-18
III Nj. SMITH, JR..
Lie ATTORNEY AT LAW,
has removed his office 10
ELEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
over Thomas Branch 4 Co.
Ia 9-10t
FOR RENT.
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500 north Fifth street, BRICK; seven
rooms.
eO3 east Clay street, BRICK; seven rooms
qO4 west Main street, FRAME DE-
TACKLED: seven rooms.
721 and 723 west Marshall street, BRICK;
six rooms.
Ola and 916 west Main street, BRICK; six
rooms.
$40 north Nineteenth street, BRICK;
seven rooms.
7O3 west Marshall street, BRICK; seven
rooms.
1904 west Cary street, FRAME DE-
TACKLED; five rooms.
100 south Fourth street: six rooms.
Laurel street corner Spring street
BRICK; five rooms.
317 south Cherry street, FRAME DE-
TACHED; five rooms. Apply To
FURMAN UPPER.
Real Estate Agent.
in Ie-3t lOlG Main street.