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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

II the State debt should be reopened and
settled on the proposition OF the bond.
holdeIs, as stated by Mir. Royal, the prlnci-
pal amount Of the bonds to be issued on
the new basis will, according TO the Second
Auditor, be thir,y.fve millions Of dollars.
Between this and the day OF Judgment
there will never be a man elected 10 the
Legislature of Virginia who advocates a
scheme that win raise the PRINCIPAL OF the
state debt TO that sum.-LynchbgTy VU-
Qfnidn.
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YORKTOWN.
The Changes siscs tho Centennial
Malaria Jane. tte.

yorktown, November 20. 1886.
So much was said aud written during
The centennial about Yorktown, its history,
and environments that the subject va.
pretty well exhausted, aud since then the
place has been rather neglected by CORE.
spondents or well ~ by IT'S own citizens.
But II Is and always viii be an interesting
place 10 visit, the changes alone since the
centennial being worthy Of notice. The
Yorktown OF to-day Is mostly made up OF
history and negroes, and embellisbed with
the pretiiest monument on this continent.
snd travellers say the prettiest 10 the world.
Since the centennial the great pavilion tina,
cost $4,000 has been burned, and there
Is not y yestige Of the hundreds
Of booths and tents that covered
The old Temple farm. The.Temple farm,
With the $50, 600 pavilion on II, was bought
by Mr. John Ford, OF Richmond, for $1,000.
Alter the pavilion Was burned be sold the
farm. about u year sgc, TO Mr.. John Cruik-
shank, Of Pennsylvania, for $4,000. SIR.
ruiksbank and family now reside in The
historic mansion, which oyerlooks the
'pIendld bay view. and the foe Old estate,
indei his improved system OF cultivation,
promises TO again fall 10 line with the fine
rms Of yirsinia. Mary Of Der loyal and
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srRRoUSDINGs UNOBJECrIoNABLE.
BUY ONE.
will sell, on the premises. on

Will sell, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1885,
beginning at 4 O'Clock p. n. about FIFTY
EXTREMELY HANDSOME BUlLDlNi
LOIS, situated near the Brook turnpike.
lust in rear OF the residence OF John b.
Crenshaw, fronting on Howard street,
which extends from the turnpike out to the
Hermitage road, n little beyond ihe Falr-
Grounds, and occupying high and beautl !.
full situation. aflordiDg an excellent view oil
the surrounding country and much OF the
city There Is no better location for sub
urban residences than this, being close TO
the city and accessible to IL by two roads
the Brook and the hermitage, the former
bringing you into the business centre OF The
upper section Of the town, and the other
into the upper end fashionable residence
end by fiVe-minutes' drive.
ALSO,
a few BEAUTIFUL LOTS on the Brook
turnpike just beyond Mr.. Crenshsws resi-
deDce.
Pats can be seen at the Office OF the auc-
tioneer.
TERMS: Liberal. y. w. BOWIE,
mo- Auctioneer.
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rur R1cHMOND pISPATCH-TUESDAY NOVEMBER 30 1886.
.o1S VsS = sa0S.oiocs>-sS1csy
BY 0eou g. , sshon 4 Son.
Real Estats Agents and AuctioneerA
No. 7 north Tenth street.

No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or A
~ TRACT OF TwENTY-EIGHT ACRES
OF HlG HLY;IMPR0vEp LAMP , On
s nsUSTY, AsoUT one miLE FROM THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
Mofetts Executor(
Burke ara ai'.. Decree OF Ricam as,n.,
and Chancery Court OF DC.
Mansfield and wife tOOer 5, 1855.
~.
Burke and ais.
In pursuance OF the aforementioned de.
cree the undersigned. thereby appointed
special commissioners, will proceed TO sell
BY auction, on the premises, GA
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1885,
At O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY above
| described, located on the eest side OF lne
Brook turnpike Immediately oey QUO tue
toll gate; Is In high state OF cnltiVstlon;
and Is the same property formerly occupied
by Franklin Davis & Co as o nursery. Inls
| lroI erty has been divided plat OF which
| can he seen at the office OF the auctloneer'
or viii be sold as whole as may De con,
ended at sale. ~ 1VD ~ -
Terms: one third in cash: residue In two
equal pnyments ut six and twelve months
| for DO es with interest stded or all cash al
| option OF purchaser tllle Tethlutu unlu ShS
whole purchase money is paid and con-
| veyanoe is ordered by the Court
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
JAMES III. DOOLEI,
f. IL. MCGUIRE.
JOHN II. DINNhEN
AR COURTNEY,
r. M. CONNER.
Special Commissioners.
| MoFFETTs EXECUTORS, PLAISTIFFs,
AGAINST BUbRE AND AIS, DEfEN)ANIS,
AND MANSFIELD AND AIS PLAlNIiffs'
AGAINST BURKE AND AIS, DRFENDANfs-
Is TIE CHASCEEY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND:
I. BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk Of SAID court
certify that the bond required OF inc spe
Sial commissioners by the decree In said
cause OF October 8. 1885, has been duly
gwen. o.,.
Given under my hand and seal this 10Th
day OF October, 1855. .
BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
moan Clerk.
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A CARY-STREET WAREHOUSE.
IA NOW USED AS A STABLE. ON THE
NORTH LINE OF CARY STREET BE-
TWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVEN
TENTH STRkETS.- We will sell at public
auction on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1889,
al O'Clock p. NJ, the above PROPERTY,
being formerlya large brick warehouse. two
stories high. tin roof. &c, Nos. 1912 and
1914, now used as stables. The building
covers the entire ground, which fronts AS
feet Oh Cary street. with depth of 100
feet bounded on the north and west by
20fcet alleys.
Weare authorized 10 ssy that parties are
willing 10 lease for ave years ct $500 per
year.
III RVS: One third cash; balance In one
and two years.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
ro2l Auctioneers.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
~ ON THE CORNER OF TWENTY
EIGHTH AND q STKkETS AID on q
STkEET.-By vii tue Of decree OF Rich
mond Chancery Court entered on the 9Th
of November, 1ee6, in the suit OF Hord, who
sues, &C., rs Montgomery et dts., the under
signed special tommissio ger. appointed
therein, Will sell on the premises. at 4:3O
p. NJ. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER q 1886,
the REAL ESTATE described In said de
cree, being TWO VACANT LOTS situated
IN the eastern part OF the ~ OF Richmond
each having 'front.' OF 2s feet on the north
line OF q street aud running back 1873 feel
10 an alley. one OF said lots being located a.
the northeast conner OF Twenty.eighth and
z streets. and the other beginning So feet
east or said point.
TERMS or sac: Cash as % one fourth 4:
and the residue in THREE negotiable notes
payable TO said commissioner at six
twelve, and eighteen months. interesi
added. title retained till all OF said pur-
chase money Is paid and a deed ordered by
the court. A. x. COURTNEY,
Special Com missioner.
j. THOMSON BROWN & Co., Auct!oneers
HoRD, HosUEs, &c, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
MONTGOMERY ADMINISTRATORS AND
AIS, DEFEN DANTs-lS pie Gil ASCERS
COURT OF THE CITY or RlCHaoND.
/, Benjamin II. Berry, CLERK OF said court
certify that the bond required OF the spe.
cial comm issiOner by the decree In said
cause OF Sovem Der o, 1855, has been dul!
given.
Given under my hand this 26tn day o.
NoveIn Der. 1855.
Do27 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Ill3 Main street.
GALE OF TWO CHOICE COR
~ NER WFSr.FLOYD-S rHhEF
BUILDING LOTS.
65xI45 FEET SOUTHWEST AND 35x
l79s.I2 FEET SOUTHEAST COR.
NER OF FLOYD AND LOM-
BARDY STREETS.
ON THE PREMISES,
Or FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1856,
AT4 O'CLOCK I. N.
A rare opportunity for profitable invest
ment or building purposes substantial aud
costly public aud private improvements in
his Vicinity In schools. churches. and resi-
cenceH Will soon make this property very
valuable. The proposed street-car exten
sion will rnn In front of these lots
TERss: LIBERAL, and announced nj sale
j. THOMPSON BROWN d CO.,
no 2e. 30 De2SS Auctioneers.
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SIS. S..
SCROTILi OF LUNGS RELIEVED.

lam now forty-nine years Old and have
suffered for the last fifteen years with
lung trouble. Several members or the
family on my mothers side or the mouse
hRd died with consumption, and the uoc-
iOrs were all agreed In their opinion that
mad consumption also. had all the dis
tressing symptoms OF that terrible disease
have spent thousands OF dollars To arrest
the march OF this disease: have employed
all OF the usual methods, not only In my
own case, but in the treatment OF other
members OF my family, but temporary re-
lief was all that 1 obtained. | IVES unnt
for any manual labor for several years. by
chance ! came into possession OF q PAM
phlet on Blood aud Skin Diseases" from
the Office OF Swift Specific Company, At
lanta, Ga. A friend recommended the use
OF Swlft's Specific, claiming that he mad
been greatly benefited by Its use In some
lung troubles. ] resolved 10 try IL. About
four years ago ] commenced 20 take ). ). -
according 10 directions, / found IL an
nvigorating tonic, and have used about
hfty bottles. The results are most re
m8rksble. My cough has left me- my
strength has returned and ] weigh sky
pounds moe than ever did in my lie.
II has been three years since stopped the
use OF the medicine, but nave had no re-
turn Of the disease, end there are no pains
or weakness felt In my lungs. l do me
hardest hind OF mechanical work. aud feel
re- well as ! ever felt since ! Was boy
These. kECw, are wonderful Statements
to make. but am honest when say that
owe my existence and health today 10
swin's Specific. IL IL the only medicine
that brought me any perma nenl reliei
do not say that Swift6 SPECIFIC Will 90 tnls
IN every case. butsinost positively athTm
that II has done this much for me ana J
would be recreant TO the duty | Owe 70
suffering humanity II failed 10 pear ms
cheerful testimony 10 the merits OF thlh
wonderful medicine. am well knowh Ia
The city of Montgomery, and ] can refer TO
the hest citizens Ia tue city. $500
r. J. HOLT.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 10, 1865.
..--..lea L.. q Inla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
BY QuRrles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE MAG
NIFICENT RESIDENCE
ATTHE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND
GRACE STREET,
NOW O. CUPIED BY PETER q. wAR.
WICK, ESQ.

In execution OF certain deed OF trust
b. aTiTg date on the 18TH day Of November,
1883. TO the undersigned as trustees, TO SCI
cure the payment OF NOES hereinafter men
toned and being required so 20 do by the
holder thereof, default having oeeu made
IN the payment OF the same, We VIII onCr
foItkie, upon the premises on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1883.
al AZ O'Clock p. NJ. the aforementioned
PROPERTY. The dwelling contains all
modern improvement Is. large stable, &c.
The lot has front OF 80 feet more or less
on Grace street. and runs back $50 feet
more or less Ia an alley.
Ibis properly s too well known TO require
a more extended notice.
TRIMS: Cash as 10 cost and expenses or
sale and TO pay OIL the following notes
VIZ. s42O, with interest thereon from the
)9ih Nay, 1885 s42O. with interest thereon
(iom the I9th November, 1888, S420, with
Interest from 18Th May, 1855; and notes
for s42O and SAY 900, with Interest thereon
fioln 18Th November. 1886: and RS TO the
residue upon such terms as " III be given
the Iime OF sale. all deferred payments TO
be secured by r deed OF trust upon said pro-
perry More liberal terms II az be given a {
ssie by agreement between parties
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
EDMUND a. EAUNDEKS.
Trustees.
QUARLEs& acCURDY, Auctioneers.
noel
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OLD DOMINION STEAL Is
~ SHIP COMPANY.



Steamers .csve R'cluouc b.
DAY ard FRIDAY 90 p. NJ. go 90
DAY st =. ".
steamers leave SoT iOrE
pig Norfolk, ENtht IJk~
URDAY atSP. ~. End fuf b ifa
EVERY ThU ~ DAY az p. %
Passenger accommodations u.. .'s+l '
Cabin fale 10 New YORK log .h..r'.
rlver route CLc.uc.ng meas t-i ..-
hR-tn ).................. . ~
Eodnd-trip t4cEeis limited - fl'EiJ
duysRffeI iaIe ~ ISSUE ..,................ = ..
SterragC. with suOsi steuce .................
SteerQee. without ruos Silence ..........' ny
CABIN fare ~ CHESAPEAKE Sld ONO .,
CABIN fsre ia Richmond and feierg-
borg Tsirlad.......... ...........-'.''' AZ -
TicSetB can be obtained 10 A. ". Gsr'o. b
1000 Main street; Chess 2rAAo SUI N-
and Richmond and Pete"hurk tegD.f i..
at CONF any's oricas. 1901 Man s'rso' A-'
wharf Rockets.
Freighis forwarded ana 'hrorsn l''s o
lad.ng issued FOR po.uts beyond E,W DO PIT.
Freight received daily until %. y.
Manifest closed on sailing 1Aya one -o''
before departure.
passengers can leave New YORK TtUl'ity
and Saturday al , T. N. by me Sew
News steamer and 8frite o, HicnWoIi .
the Chessp eske and OHIO train lie ne-'
day at CHS Z. NJ. 49,.
Passengers leaving Rcnmoui ~ NpN-
DAYS, TUESDAYS, @l1N p ~ D -
THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS, ,
the ChetapcsG snd nhip railway ,..a y F'
port News at S.I5 4. NJ. d py tle !. r.
mopd and PetcrshnIg railroad 2le days
al 1880 \. NJ, VIII uahe coHnec. d
NOkFOL X tns.eanri leaving thos, ltt 8,
sAILINGs THIS WEEK.
WYANORE Captain BUlrurA-. F'.
DAY Novem her 10Th. 81 : o'clock z. "
BREAkWAIER. Caplair Ik$rEf. = a y
URDAY, November Z7tu. IT O'Clock ?
OLD DOMINION. captain SMITH. ! .-
DAY, November SOTO. ~ O'Clock :. L.
GEORGE ". ALI.ES 4 CO, Agents,
No.I80t Main street ara
500 Company's srf. EO'ke -
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CHESApEAKE AND0uI0 ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAXING EFFECT
NOVEMBER IL, 1854.
LEAVE RICHnogD:
s.45 A. N. for Newport News. ola Po.n,
Comfort and Norfolk. csil.
except sunday.
lI:l0 A. d. Through ana Local Mail TO ~
points West. SleepeIs Clifton
Forge 10 Huntington, excepi
sunday
$40 p. NJ. for Newport News. old Point
aud Norfolk. except Sunday.
400 +. n. Gordon sville Accomnois tion
except sunday.
6:25 r. NJ. for Louisville Cincinnati Chit
cago, 81. Louis, Memphis suc
New Orleans-tast kxpregs-
with through Pu,lmaus daily
Only route running Pullman
West nom RlchDond.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
to Newport Newe and Old Point. sA, ".
ARRIyE IN RICHMOND:
$40 A. VI. Gordonsville Aecommoda tlon,
HOS A. M om NortoiS Ola r e MI s.,t
S:o6 z. NJ. nom local points and the West
except Sunday.
$40 +. M. from Old Point, Newport News
and Norfolk daily, except snn
$50 p. NJ. frola Louisville and Cincin
nati-Fsst Express--daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
nom Old Point and Newport News arrives
at SIS y. 81.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Tickets 1t 1000 Main street and At thu
depot. II; W. FULLER.
General hAse nger Agent.
WILLIAMS O. WIcShAs, Second Vice
Peaident at
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w ANTED, TEN WHITE AND
w ten Colored Boys at steady work.
DO 30-1ts STAR MATCH COMPANY
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By George W. Mayo, Auct'oneer.
(Jno. Il. J aughtOn. Jr.. Salesman
No. rs Ninth street.
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DE.aggrRH ~ atsAugar.
JAMES RIyFkIT UAYLIGll

fPRFAT TOO 5itT RNUrr
JAN EEGCWN. nUTfd GAP A. ID . '.
StEntRN.
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I ARGE AND A 7 7 r A @ TT Y !
l. SALE OF WAGONS FOR GRO
GERS. BUTCHERS. AID
GENERAL DELIVERY
PURPOSES.

WEDNESDAl, DECEMBER l, 1850,
commencing az IL O'Clock. We shall sell AZ
the Richmond Bazaar, without limit or re
SERVE q large and complete assortment OF
SPRING WAGONS
OF every description, suitable for grOcers,
butchers, dairy men. and Others. These a.
all custom. made vehicles-bulli dnrng o.
spring and sum mer-ald we have decide (
10 sell them 10 the highest bidders without
reserve. rather than carry thom through
the winter. Amongst the lot are two DAI
Ton FOUR.SEAT WAGONS, suitable fog
ismilics. and az convenient as carriages.
IN addition TO the above, we shall 81,
several NEW and SECONDHAND BUG
GIES, PBAkTONS, HARNESS, &c.
Sale positive. II you need a wagon. AZ.
tend this sale. Every one offered VIII De-
soid to the highest bidder.
j. 3. DAVIS.
+ b. Cook, Auctioneer
25-272s. 30&Del
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VA ANTED, A NURSE-WHITE
y! woman preferred. Apply at 4os west
Main street. no 3O.2t$
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Swln's Specific Is entirely vegetable.
treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed
tree. ~
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga. or 1877 west Twen-
ty-tbird street. New York. no 27-lw
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BY y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Aucticneer.

CITES FOR SUBURBAN HOMES,
LOCATION ELEVATED AND HEALTH
Full.
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Ti lo:s5 AN sli PSI slor,


SO q. n. MAIL daH, (exoept sun l.'.
$3.50 4. Il. AttpNMDDA clos dll.5 ..l.
crpi sunday.
7:i5 A. N. NIGHT E&PKESS ia.y ..t.
crp' Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Clifton FORGE with Cnssaln- ' nd
ohio railway ZOE the S0Itu. ~. Al
Northwest.
AtLynchhurg with Norfolk ami Yves r
railroad for all points south SlGtIsi... t. 4
SOU Invest. and Virginia Midlald ia.Ia u
for all points North and -Outn.
Al Richmond with Associated IN al.
FOR al points Ia the Sou b. AMI R'raI.Y.f f
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad o.
AL points North.
At Lexington with Baltimore ari l.
railroad. making close connect Ons AZ -
per'E Ferry 10 aud nom iiutAurgn ana '
West, leo 10 points Norfh eui tas'.
Sieepu0.cdr 0tf0chCd ~ Niy7t EJl'rtu
L,mchburg.
Trains married. daily except sunday
Tickets sold 20 all POINTS. Ouces. ti'
easi Main street. loC0 Main. and 10 a.
mond and Allegheny dept Eighth a.
Canal streets. j. Il. NAOMI RlO.
General Passenger snd Express Agent
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1913 Main street.
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EIHsT.CLA,- HHAII

CdEApr- r ROl r.
RATt9 MUCH Lff- TfiN* N
sHARGED ~ A'f O.H1N -,I.I
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WANTS.

w ANTED.-I WILL GIVE ONE
w fourth OF my salary the first year to
airy one who will put me In the way to
secure y situation in the city to support
my family. Address EARNEST
no 90.Tn&Th2ts care Dispafch
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Sched
NE commencing NOVEMBER IS, 1856
eastern standard time:
TOO a. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street ststio-
daily; stops only at Ashland
Junction, Milford, and Frede
ricksburg. Sleeper 10 Wash
lngton. Leaves Washington
for New York at ll:40 a. N.
ig.oT a. NJ. leaves Byri-2treet statOL
daily, except Sunday. LsaVei
Washington for New York 81
4;20 ?. ~, also by limited a.
$50 p. Il, leaves Byrd.street stslior
daily. Sleeper to New York
1929 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station
daily. Sleeper from New York
239 r. NJ, arrives at byrd street station
daily; stops at Frederic ksbuTg
Milford and Junction. Slesrs'
nom Washington.
9:I5P NJ, arrives at ByTd-Street station
daily, except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ExCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 =. NJ, Reco odatiOn, Leave
Broad Street station; ssriys'
At Ashland at p NJ
6:04 p. ~, leaves Elba strives At Ashlanc
at 6:f4 y. VI.
S:65 A. NJ, accommodation, arrives r.
BrOad-Slrtet alton; loEyo
Ashland at s 4. Il.
5:6e Z. N., arrives at Eloa leaves AshlaGf
at 5:l2P.M.
y. A. TAYLOR. General Ticbot Agent
r. 7. ID. MYERS, Gansral superintendent.
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TkAINs NokrHMARn.
sUalIy. ipaII5 1eAceplsuutav0

'Uaiy. fDaiiy except sunday
STOPPING Plates.
Eos. so aud - MAKE no stops. hOe. 4 .
and 43 stop at Manchester. and only o. SIS
nal at ttItfBlla and Chester. Nos. ~ ar d
as stop only on signal at hapches. er, Ct' %
tgalis. md Chester nos. ~, 80, 80, 3b, 80.
and 81 viii stop a. al ststiCns for pssseL'
gers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
on Tlairs Nos. 40. ~, and IS sleeping.
cais between Washington aud J8cEsOuvilie,
On Trains NOS 40 snd As sleeplns-can O0-
tNttn Washington and Charleston. "a
Train No. A. sleeping car between Tampa,
Fla, and Washington ora Jackson lie P.
On Train No. ~ sleeping car betW cen Jack
touyll lie and New YORK. ou Trains Nos.
AZ and 80 sleeping Gers be'ween New YOrB
and aiken, s G., TIA Charleston) On
Iriln No. as sleeping. between New
YORK and Tampa, Fia., CEN lacksouvllle.)
THE ONLY ALI.-BA1b LINE 70 MOB
FOLK.
LEAVE ARXrVE,
S'crnl'd...sll:30 An. NorfolS~5:l0 p. 81
gichm d.. 1880 J.. y. NottOk-lO:O0 p. Il
SorlolK.... $3.50 A. ". kiehm'd~i:30 =. 4
NoliOl b.. 1880 l.. Vi. h.chm 'd-s.20 =.
These trains also make close connection
TO and from FarmNille, Lyncuburg, aud
southwestern points. and MI statiOns on
the Norfolk and " estCrD railroad.
J. *. KESiY,
superintendent OF Transportation.
I'm EMERSON. General Passenger AgcuA
EOT. HAAS Ira fiip Manager no -
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WANTED, A NURSE. APPLY AT
w once AZ Dispatch Office. no 20 2ts
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!. BENJAMIN II Berry, clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioner 10y decree IN said cause OF
25th November, 1885. has been duly given.
owen uncer my hand this 27th day OF No
vember, 1855.
no2s BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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WANTED. BY AN EXPERI.
w ENCED Farmer no; afraid OF work,
Situation on a farm, or would take o
small farm on shares Address j. r., care
Box 142, Manchester, Va. no 27-3ts
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BIG HEARTED MEN.
Kind Words for the "Times', from
Jack McGregor's Friends.

"Please let us have six copies of to-
days DAILY TIMES, send us six copies
of next weeks WEEKLY. and how
much is it for the funeral notice we
sent you from Believer" said Charles
Fl. Harvey and A. F. Mckay, two of
poor Jack McGregor's friends in this
office, yesterday.
"The papers are bit copy; there
is no charge for any ug else"
"Here's the cash. Now, sir, please
accept the sincere thanks of ourselves
and poor Jacks friends for the verv
kindly notice you gave him. Ills is
all we can say; but if you ever need
our assistance In any way, call on us. "
81 was with the boy from the time
they brought him up from the drift
till he died." said Mr.. Mckay, huskily,
"and l thank you in his name"
Along Main street, as the TIMES
editor passed, the boys just returned
from the funeral shook him by the
hand, in silence, then thanked him
feelingly for the notice, and vowed
that they would have its concluding
paragraph engraved on poor Jacks
tombstone. Here is the paragraph.
The TIMES is not ashamed of it:
At rest, John. There are many
little spring flowers beginning to bud
in the fine soil of this great lard, and
not one of them will nod its baby
head, or wave its summer garb, or go
down like an autumn sad regret, over
a better boy than YOU
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-17
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-17
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