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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-17

ny Apperon a Co.,
u.a, Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF STORE
~ AND DWELLING No. 20e SOUTH
SECOND sTREET.-By virtue OF decree
~ Richmond Chancery Court OF the 10th DC
toser, 1884. In the suit OF Covers, DC. r,.
Carr. trustee, &c.. VIII, as commissioner
sell at action. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL 1885,
at O'Clock r. NJ. the above described
REkI, ESTATE, for many years occupied
az q grocery store-iot 50x90 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four
eight. ma twelve months, negotiable notes,
interest added. and title retained:
A. Is. APPERS0N.
Special Commissioner.
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THE GREAT BOOM IN SNAPS


RELIABLE GOODS. SNAP PRICES. AND
rHK BEST OF TREATMENT
have given us firm grip upon the trade
and we mean 10 hold It 20 the end. In fae''
wa are nearly always busy, because we
Mace ourselves in position to merit peo-
PIES confidence.
As the following is the programme for
this week, we expect that the great boom
In SNAPS Will continue:
SNAP l.-seventy-nve sEERsUCKBR
COATS and VESTS at only $3.50.
SNAP 2.-Eighteen sEERsUCKER
PANTS left at csc.
SNAP Some hundred SERGE SUITS,
In light, dark, and wine-colored, for $3.50
$3.50, sl1, s12.5o, and sl5.
SNAP 4.--Just received forty pairs chill
pREN's KNEE-PANrs at 45c.
SNAP 5.--Twenty CHfLDREN'S SUITS,
ALI one style, for child from four to thir-
teen years OF age, 20 ats2.
Remember, our store is kept open for all,
and no extra charge for altering goods.
AMERICAN CLOTHING COMPANY.
Gle EAST MAIN STREET.
NEXT DOOR TO RAMOS q MOSES.
NJ. BENDHEIM & BROTHER.
lie 12l
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EXCTRSlONS

The steamer ARIEL beautifully renir-
nished and painted) is now ready for char
ter TO church societies. military and other
ORGANIZATIONS. for MOONLIGHT EXCUR-
SlONS To DUTCH GAP or DAY ExCUR-
SlONSTO OLD POINT, VIRGINIA BEACH,
&C., at low rates.
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FLOUR.
FLOUR.
I'll o U R
Il "BEST."

4 l. 0 . R
l. BEST"
Ask yom grocer for CHRISTIAN BRO
THEIRS 4 CO.'S "BEST"-Highest Grade
Spring-Wh Patent made. Relatively
the cheapest Flour. Sixty pounds more
bread per barrel than winter-wheat -four.
For sale TO the trade only ny
H. LEWIS, 1910 Cary street.
je lO-tAu27 Agent for State OF Virginia.
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-------s--T7--------- -
II o K r Z N T..

Tor RENT, A VERY DESIRA- NA
II BILE FRAMED DWELLING and "a
BRICK KITCHEN. situated 0l0 Tufpin. or
u street. The house has seven rooms and
the Kitchen two rooms. The dwelling is In
good repair; has gas and water. It's near
pess TO market and 20 the business part OF
the city make Il desirable. Rsat mode
rate. Apply 20 JAMES LtiXfDRO,
10 ID 3it 1910 Cary street
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EOR SALE

For SALE BY
CAMPBELL Il SCHOOLCRAFT,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. I'LL MAIN STREET.
BY direction OF James Caskie, admins
traitor @. I. n. OF W. Il. Warwick, deceased.
we will offer for sale at the Richmond STOCK
Exchange, on the
PATH DAY OF JUNE, 1885,
at ~ o'clock, the following SECURITIES
Q 900 Ohio Central first mortgage 6s, river
division:
400 Ohio Central first mortgage 6's, river
division;
Q 900 Ohio Central income 6's, river divi-
sion;
400 Ohio Central income 6's, river divi,
sion;
30 shares Columbia and Greenville rail-
road preferred stock:
ITO shares Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road stock;
9shares Ohio Central railroad stock.
10 II
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A UCTI0N SALE OF THOSE TWO
IA COMFORTABLE AND WELL-LO.
GATED BRICK DWELLLNGS-ONE AT
THE SOUTHW EST CORNER OF GRACE
AND NINETEENTH STREETS, AND THE
OTHER No. 2311 EAST FRANKLIN
STREET.-At the request of the owner,
will sell at public auction, on the premises,
on
FRIDAY, June 10. 1855,
at 81 o'clock =. NJ:
First. The THREE STORY-AND-BASE-
MENT BRICK DWELLING at the south
west corner Of Grace and Nineteenth
streets, containing eight rooms; besides
detached kitchen with about four ROOMS.
Lot 25XI0O feet.
And Immediately thereafter-say at 81
o'clock-that EXCELLENT THREE-SrO-
RY-AND-BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING No. 23l1 east Franklin street, contain
ing about ten rooms; besides detached
kitchen with four rooms. Lot 29xl57 feet
to an alley,
Both OF these dwellings are i'm good repair
and occupied by first-class tenants at fair
rentals.
TERMS One fourth cash balance At SIX
and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by a deed Of trust.
JOHN L. GODDlN,
Iel2 AuctlOneer.
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sBE gRE ooww WIN WIN s%%ssss
Eth FL EP TT / e % ~ n sssss
HERE mo 90 oSSsss
iii RS 90 S i III
BBs lIrTT TIT FER BR9, ssss
E; + + + IT, ]. III IL :.
WILL CURE
HEADACHE
INDIGESTION,
BIiIoUsNESs,
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
MALARIA,
CHILLS And FEVERS,
TIRED FEELING,
GENERAL DEBILITY.
PAIN IN THE BACK AND SIDES,
IMPURE BLOOD,
CONSTIPATION.
FEMALE INFIRMITIES.
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES.
FOX SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Genuine has TRADEMARK and crossed
Red Lines on wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER.
NH 25-eOdtJyl0l
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BY Il. B. Cook. Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.

BY Il. b. Cook. Auctioneer,
"A Ninth street.
TRUSTEES SALE0F u, 900 PRIME
l. GRAlN-BAGS, UNDER THE AU-
THORITY OF JOHN BOOKER'S DEED
To US, BEARING DATE OF NOVEMBER
~, 1ss4.-On
FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 10, 1885,
at IL o'clock we will offer for sale at his
store 1910 Cary street. upwards OF Il, 600
GRAIN-BAGS. Many OF these have scarce
ly been used at all, nd but few need mend
ing. We will sell in lots To suit buyers
This Is an excellent chance for commission
merchants farmers and others to supply
themselves with bags on very reasonable
terms. Cash for all sums under $50; from
$50 to 500 sixty days; all sums over 500
ninety days for notes with satisfactory
endorsement. W. j. JOHNSON.
JAMES LUXFORD.
je 2,i4,l7,1s,l9
ADDITIONAL.
At the same time we will offer for sale
LARGE SIZE IRON SAFE, four feet by
LONG DESK. MAHOGANY DESK.
/ SOFA, LONG CUPBOARD, with sliding
doors and drawers;
l STOVE, PLATFORM SCALES,
STORE-TRUCK,
/ MEDITERRANEAN FILTERER AND
WATER-CooLER, &c.
JAMES LUXFORD,
Je17 Trustees.
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CRY or SrAuSroS.
STATE or NIRCINIA--tn Wit

CITY OF STAtNTON.
STATE on vIRGISIA-to wit;
This day personally appeared before me.
the undersigned, q notary public for the
city and state aforesaid. In my said city aud
State, III. NJ. NciLHANY, secretary OF The
sfApNToN LIE ASSOCIATION or VIRGINIA,
and made ooth that the above report Is
true, TO the best OF his knowledge and be-
lief
Given under my head this 18th day Of
june, $780, q. ~, ~ WdfTTLE.
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MEALS.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,

The elegantly rtbulIL ma IasI bJtN meT
ARIEL,
carrying United states Mall.)
z. L. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY
At A. NJ. (STRkEr-CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TIMED for above-named places. ar
irving at Old Point at Z. NJ. and Norfolk at
O'Clock Z. NJ. Returning, the steamer leaves
Norfolk. Portsmouth, NewpOrt's News, aud
Old Point on alternate days, arriving at
Richmond about 1 T. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at
CAREERS Agency, 1000 Main street. Bag
gage checked through.
STATE-KOOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT
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CITY or STAUNTON,
STATE OF VIRGINIA-To WIT;
This day personally appeared before me
the undersigned, n notary public for the
city aud state aforesaid, in my said city
and State. q. l.. Cooke. secretary OF the
| Valley Mutual Life Association, and made
! oath that the above report is true to the
best OF his knowledge ard belief.
Given under my hand this eth January,
! 1855. L. Men. WHlTTLE,
Notary Public.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID trust from A. ID. Mills and wife. dated
May /, 1854, and recorded In Henrico
will sell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17rH,,.
nj 6 O'Clock +. NJ, that CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND in the county OF Henrico near the
western limits Of the city, fronting 80
feet on Williams street and 90 feet south
DWELLING thereon.
TERMs: Enough in cash to pay expenses
OF sale and three notes OF s25. 10, s24. az, and
1854, past due; the balance In install
ments running for two years.
jee Al. HARRIS, Trustee.
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TAILoRs AND CLOrmIERs.

AiLvhS AM l1 Ss.V -
lust RECEIVED, A CH0ICBA
~ line OF "A
CHEvi0T3 AND CHEvIOTEENS, -n
"bought ON falling market.f and
win be made up in the best style.
JOHN LA'roUCHE,
my 22-eod NOD north Tenth street.
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ID ESERVOIR-PARK PROPERTY.
UNUSUAL CHANCE FOR A PRoFITA-
BILE INVESTMENT.
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES SUB-DIVlDED,
AND TO BE SOLD IN ACRE LOTS
FRONTING THE PARK-0N Err
LOOKING THE BEAUTI-
Full DRIVES.
M, . r-nrIrrr DOW OE CEDAR SHADE-

Twill sell at auction, on the ground, ON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the above exceedingly
desirable and most beautlfully-locateu
PROPERTY, Immediately adjoining ihe
Reservoir Park on the west, commanding
the view OF the park and Its drives.
The property is intersected by streets
now opened and used, giving each acre lot
a desirable front thereon.
We can safely say that this properly IN
the very near future VIII com mand prices
for city lots largely in advance OF Its present
worth per acre. and every indication IL
that this plateau of ground. with the park
i'm front, will be the beautiful suburban
resident portion OF our city.
A Mat OF subdivision can be had on APP
plcation at our office.
AN INDISPUTABLE TITLE.
This property was sold under decree OF
court upon application OF +. NJ. Tabb ana
wife and all the heirs, each one or whom Is
over twenty -one years OF age.
There rs no mortgage on the property ana
the TITLE ~ UNDOUBTED, having been
thoroughly examined and so pronounced
by Colonel John II. Guy and other counsel-
lOrs.
TERMS: One third cash balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months, Interest
added and secured by trust-deed.
Conveyances for parties desiring TO at
tend the sale will leave the Office OF the
anctioneers at 5:30 =. NJ. sharp.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
ie o Auctioneers.
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TRAINS NoRTHwARp.

Leave Arrive
NO. Petersburg. Richmond.
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INSURANCE srATEMENTs.

. 2 NJ
PUBLISHED IY AUTHORITY or THE AUDI
TOR or PUBLIC ACCOUNTS or VIRGINIA.
SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
VALLEY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER
81, 1884.
ASSETS.
United States bOnds.-................S $4,000 90
Bonds and mortgages~,...........",. si,7l9 80
Property Io,Sfo cu
Cash ............................. 1887 SO
$50, 1925 "a
LIABILITIES.
Individual credits due MEM
heIS...... ........... ..............c sUD %
Due assessment account. ............ 6.765 rs
S7,59l SO
Net assets December 81, 1ss4~.s 1872 934 SO
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FINANCIAL
fOR RENT.

EoR RENT, PART OF H0USETs
i No. 0Oe east Leigh street. Apply ia
between the hours OF and 8 o'clock.
fel7.lfs
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.rrryou s.ryv-yrture oav..
Ny Frank ID. Hi 4 90,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
No. o north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ LARGE NUMBER OF BUILpING
I0Ts ON TENTH, ELEvE ~ ,
TWELFTH. THIRTEENTH, AND LEIGH
AND NJ STREETS, NEAR CHEsArEsAr -
AND OHIO RAILWAY AND SHUTS Al
AUCTION,
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dissolution OF PARTNER
~ sHIP.-The firm OF FOSTER CAMP
BELL d CO., composed OF w. w. Foster, c.
o. Campbell, and Il. 8. Campbell, ARTISTIC
PHOTOGRAPHERS,d doing busin ess at 525
and 617 east Broad street has been dissolved
by mutual consent, w. w. FOSTER with
drawing therefrom. AL OF the liabilities OF
the cid firm have been assumed by the un-
designed, who Will continue the business at
CAMPBELL d co.
We are now prepared to make better
work than ever. and pictures will be deliv-
cred when promised.
CAMPBELL & Co,
Je list 525 Broad street.
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COVERS AND WIFE, &C, PLArSrffrs,
AoAIrsr CARR, TRUSTEE, &C., DEFEND
ExTs-Ir THE CHArcERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND:
I BENJAMIN ii. Berry, clerk Of the said
court, certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioner by the decree In said
court OF October 10, 1854, has been duly
| given.
Ies BENJAMIN III. BERRY.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE


N0~0~0~0-0~0S00N~000-~0~ '~eFeN~0 - NV ~ ~
WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
w q co-partuership under the name and
style ofEVEREIT WADDET 4 CO.. for the
purpose OF conducting the Book and job
Printing Business in all its branches at No.
l1l2 Main street. and respectfully solicit
the patronage OF our friends and the public.
EVERETT WADDEY,
JOHN w. GREEN.
RICHMOND. VA. June I. 1885. lie I7-ft
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1885-03-25
Election Notice.!

Upon the written application of the
Trustees of the Fayetteville White
Graded and Normal School through
their proper officers, the County Com
missioners in accordance with Chapter
157. Act of 1883. of the Laws OF North
Carolina. do hereby order an election on
Thursday, the 10th day of April, 1885.
for the purpose of determining whether
or not the legally qualified white voters
of Cross Creek Township will have .
tax levied of rs cents upon the 500
worth of real and personal property In
said Township belonging to the whites
and IS cents on the white poll, for the
support of said school, at which cleo
ton those in favor will vote Assess
ment". those opposed NO Assessment"
Said election shall be held and con-
Quoted in all other respects under the
same rules. regulations andpenalties as
are prescribed for the election of men,
bers of the General Assembly, March
9th, 1885.
THOMAS G. HALL, Chm.
II. C. FISHER. Clerk.
march IL. 1885 te
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TAKE notice.!

Having made arrangements with the
New York Weekly World to club with
US, that paper with THE Sun Will De
sent to new subscribers twelve months
for the modest sum of two dollars.
THE NEW YORK WORLD is issued
every Wednesday and is a tfty-slX
column paper, embodying all the ma
tionsl and international news OF the
day. By this new arrangement read
ers will be furnished everything OF
interest transpiring, both OF local ana
national character.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

At a meeting Of Phoenix: Lodge, No.
8, a. F. Il A. NJ. held on Ffidavsnight.
March Goth, 1885. the following pre-
amble and resolutions We're unanimous
~ adopted:
WHEREAS: 1t has pleased an Allwise
Providence to remove from our midst
our young and esteemed Bro. JAMES
KYLE, to whom the Hand Of Fellow
ship had sc recently been extended.
that we can hardly realize his demise.
Rcsolced, That Phoenix Lodge. No. 8.
mourn the loss of Bro. Kyle. and tender
the heartfelt sympathy of its members
to the bereaved widow and parents Of
the deceased.
Reso1red. That in the death of Bro.
Kyle a loving husband, q dutiful son
and a worthy Brother has been called
by the Grand Architect of the universe
to that undiscovered country from
whose bourn no traveller returns.
Resozcet1. That a copy Of these res0-
lutiOnS he presented to the widow and
parents of the deceased. and that they
be spread upon our Minutes. that we
may profit by the precept and example
Of SO worthy a man.
n. III. COHEN.
W. p. WEMYss.
r.. w. II ARDIE.
Committee.
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liar as almost to lose their Significance
I ct, surely it is always a~prrOprjatp 70
give honor where honor is dlue-surriy
1t is proper to commemorate the virtues
of those who have proved themselves
MEN. and have acted thcii n}rts we'll
This is the duty of this solemn hour.
Death. whose blow none eaifcvade. has
entered again our Lodge. anIlin il there
is another vacant chair. Nlrue man is
gone. P. &. JOHN SHAWL for many
years a brother honored amang us. has
closed q long and useful LID. and has
been gathered to his fatherf. at peace
with God. and in charity With all men.
Then Abraham died ina gold old ;ige.
an old man, and full of years."
1t has been truly remarked that Bro.
Shaw was a man Of a kinda see now
more seldom than is good f4r Gu land
one Of a noble ~race-alas. for II
country-fast Disappearance from its
walks. Faithful in all the rtlations of
hOme-faithful as a citizen. land in all
his dealings with his fellows and faith
full in his devotion to truth aud God, he
came to his end like a shock Of corn
fully. ripe in it's season. andis at rest
forever.
Formed on the good Old plan.
He was a true, a brave, a downright
honest man
Loathing pretence, he did WITH cheerful
will
What others talked of-wlile their
hands were still"
We put on record our adm ration of
his virtues, and lay our cIaplet Of
~brotherly affection upon his honored
grave. ~,
"Peaee-his-w work is done.
Ashes to ashes-dust to dusk Peace.
U peace. it is a day of pain, eIlr's the
pain-be his the gain"
Reso1ced, That bowling to the Divine
will, we, the members Of Cross Creek
Lodge, No. 4, L. o. O. F., feel that our
Order has sustained a great loss in the
removal from this world of our veneer
able brother, P. G. John Shaw, and that
we will ever cherish his memory. and
endeavOr to cultivate and exhibit his
sterling virtues.
Resozred. That the members of this
Lodge wear the usual badge of
ing for thirty days, and that a page upon
our Record Book be inscribed with the
name and dedicated to the memory OF
our departed brother.
ReSOtred, That we extend to the
widow. children and other relatives of
our brother our sincere and heartfelt
coincidence. committing them to the
loving kindness of the God Of the
fatherless and the widow. and invoking
upon them His choicest blessings.
FRED. W. EASON.
IT. r. HORNE
E. It. b. glenn.
Committee.
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OF

GROSS GREEK LODGE. NO. 4, I. q. o. F.,
FAYETTEVILLE. March 16, 1885.
At a regular meeting of this Lodge,
held this evening, the following was
unanimously adopted:
One by one the manly forms of the
strong and the graceful shapes Of the
fair and gentle Of our ancient city are
passing away from us. Like ships, the
fiecks of whose white sails vanish on
the horizon. they disappear from our
gaze, and the places that knew them
here know them No more forever.
And SO frequently Of late has this
been the case in our midst-so often
have the funeral bells tolled out their
reQuiem-that occasions like the pres.
ent have become commonplace; 20 fat1iA
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1885-03-25

The Northern and Western Mails closes at
The Northern aud Western Mails arrive at 4
Oh. OF
Soukhern Mail arrives at 1890 p. M; closes at
GDEinEten via Little River Academy end Bunn.s
level arrives Tuesday and Friday q I. m; de-
rAverasboro via Savannah aud Eyles Landing
arrives Monday and Thursday at . p: M; de-
Ciintnn via BlOcker'S and Huntley arrives
Tuesday and Saturday at 6 p. m departs Mon
oSfx1aarn n rnrE Via Idaho and Buckhorn arrives
ussts sfcadas. wednesday, % frdsY az VAN ~ m;
.sa~ ana saturday at I p. m; departs Tuesday
and Friday at ! a: m. C,+rra.y at
"a. IN: returns at 4. IN.
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A Lively Street Ode.

On Wednesday, as one void walk the
street,
His face would sure to snow to greet;
And on his back he'd fall with a slush,
To shiver in the chilly mush:
For boys would have their fun you
know.
And frolic in the beautiful snow.
And even the girls would join in the
tusSle.
Not fearing to upset their graceful
b-angs:
While boys, like Joe, would willing
~ freeze,
Just for the sake of one sweet squeeze.
Mirror.
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Personal.

Personal.
Mrs. NJ. A. Black, widow of DR.. Black,
who yet retains a warm place in the
memory Of many Of our citizens, paid Il
visit to the home of her husband and
her c%hildhood's happy days-Fayette-
vile. She now resides in Hickory and
has been in Duplln on a visit to her
daughter, and made it convenient to
come by Fayetteville on her return trip
to her western home. she was the guest
of DR.. McDuffie, and remained in our
town only a few days.
Capt. jeff Robinson, one of the popu-
lar Captains Of the Steamer Wave, is
now on a boat on the Pee Dee river.
May he have success in his new field.
Mr.. Alex. Council, of Bladen county.
called on us yesterday. He says that
measles have about abated in his neigh
borhood. We had quite a pleasant chat
with him.
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Col. Green.

Many and high encOniums have been
brought forth by the speech of our able
Representative Col. Wharton }. Green,
in the House of Representatives, on
Tuesday, March 3rd, the speech bore
the imprint Of the Coils. noble, manly
and upright spirit, and both friend and
foe join to heap words Of highest lau-
dation upon the eloquent speaker from
the Cape Fear section.
May the Col. ever strive to maintain
the rights Of the people as he has in the
past. Bravo for Col. Green.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1885-03-25
Sickness.

Sickness Of every kind has been very
prevalent in our town this winter.
pneumonia has had its full share of
victims. In nearly every issue deaths
work has called US to the painful task
of informing our readers OF the depart
ure Of friends, loved companions, re-
spected associates and pleasant ac-
quaintances who have j%ourneyed across
the river to that beautiful shore. We
hope that health may once more reign
in our good old town.
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Nowitzky's Monthly.

We have received the last number of
Nowitzky's Monthly, and find it fully
up to the standard of its former ones
are incapable of bestoWing higher
praise. MI. Nowitzky has, on account
Of the failure of a northern firm to fur
nish electrotypes as promised, been
compelled to either print it minus the
illustrations or not at all for the pres
ent: he has chosen the latter alterna-
tive, but promises even a better maya
zine then.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1885-03-25
]. S. HALL, Local Editor.
Snow.

Snow.
Cold weather.
Eggs at 10 cents.
New steamboat on the river.
River still high enough to afford good
boating water.
Farmers still spreeing round; too cold
to commence work.
shel are moderately plentiful in our
market and are selling at 70 TO
e1.5O per pair.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1885-03-25
Industrial History.

We had the pleasure of a visit from
Mr.. John Lethem, representing a South
ern publishing house, which is COM
billing an history of the South's indus
tries. prominent men, etc. OF course
he called en- us to write up our bio
gr0phies. for his work would of curse
be incomplete without sketches Of lis
and Old Zeb.
etteville's industries have a creditable
showing in the work: we guarantee
that its prominent men shall occupy
conspicuous places on it's pages.