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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
WeNimeNfGlber.

Sin @ebielblatt ia9t: rJteun 3ebntel ser
utslIdli9en gbeu entiteben baraus, baB
man Wenl1enfalber fret ouf ben 9eiell=
i0dftstpetben um6eritreiien ldBt." 9teun
i3ebntel Der 9ronil9en ober l9lei6enben
&ranfbetten Der @e9enlpart entiteben aus
mel6e @frofeln, @bwiuolu9t (ole mn cine
Sfrofel bet 2un9e ti), g9unben, @el9piire,
6auttrGntbeiteu uilo Gbnli6e 2eioet sur
Solse boben. Or. Yierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" (9olbene meOi5itii0e @nt=
Oednnal beilt lie alle. Sci Npotbefern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

Sir aufsebro9eue @ei0wiire, 2l1Si3ldge
II. I. 10. 9iebt es fein beliereS Wtttel ais
Oxidation Del, eS beilt lofort uno lit iiberz
bies bilt9, uur 20 Gents Die Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

Sd shr5,i + t n d it b Il ier s a IS 56 @nT mirt :;
Der Grinnernus fortleben, 10 lau9e Die
Menl9beit fortfabrt, burD AuSl9meilnnsen
Die Jtoflr gu miBbrau9en 1tno Die rYillen
u~nierer Gdter" bic por5I9li6ite sur Nerbi=
tutg pom Sranfbeiten otenlt6e Nr3nei Der
QSelf bleiben. Menn Dein 9ppetit perlorelt,
Seine j3un9e bele9t, 0ein 99lof u1rubt9,
Seine GGrme perltopft, Define 6aut blaB=
eelb, 0eine 4u9en 9elb iitb r16 Oh Sid,
lpenn oll0 llt9t 9an5 franf, bod unrpobl
fiibllt, 10 1T 9eplB &raufbeit inn 4nSu9e.
@arte ni9t 6arauf, Ionbern bebenfe, oaB
@erbIten Deiier ulto lei9ter lit ais 6uriren,
unb baB ct. 8ern90rbt Scr d III T.
pt1Ien 5u % GeutS BET Apotbeferu gu
baben ltnb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
Sic Nuoeiteuten Der gtortb gbicaoc

NV wv
&oaing W1tls babeIt nit Dem Brdltoenten
er @eie Il i9aft. .. @. Botter, naG lGnz
gereu unterb1lloIungen Elm N6tol1n1ell be-
treff5 Der tpdbreno oe5 fommenben Sa1reS
gu 3ablenDen 9obne 9etroffen. 9emgemaB
neroen Die 2eute cine 2obnerbODung bon
ungef6br II GroSent erbalten, bod lit Der
2obntartf 10 %arrangirt, oaB ct nit benz
Wtarftpreis Der S1tenen i'm Gt1fLang ltebt.
Die 2eate finb Der Nnit6t, baB ie unter
bteiem Encouragement better fabren tperoen,
ais friiber, no Elm beltimutter 2ohniaB fir
Das 9anae Sabr angelest mar unb Die @e@
ieui6aft bel Dem SaQen Der Bretle ge5pune
gen tpar, Die 8alstperte auf ldn9ere 3eit
auBer Betrieb gu ieben.
Das Staatsz ObergertGt wtrb fi9
Gn6e nG6iter ISOLDE pertasen, norber aber
nO6 alIer @dbri6etnLi0feit na6 letne
@nti6eiDung ilber Die 9erfai1ungsmdBigfeit
0es reuen 8ablgeieBeS abgeben. Die
0~auptpunfte, neld)e bon ben gegnerilden
antpdlten 8egen bas @eieB seItci1o gemabt
tperosn, itnO Die, DAB baS @eieB ais Elm
Spe5ialgeleB an5uleben lei, lpeL6es in 8e~
aug auf Wa6Let nt6t ltattbaft Jet, uno oaB
Die ~Belttmmnng, DAB ieoer, Der 1tiutmel1
mill, regtitrirt ietn muB, etele BIrger, Die
an Der redt5etttge1 Jfe8iitrirnng perbtnbert
tpIroen, tbres Stimmrebts beraube. Oof>
fentli9 miro oas Obergeridt fiob Mot All
le6r auf DISQUALIFICATION einlai1eu uno uns
Die Gprtbetle zines @elebeS a1 @ute fonls
men lal1en, ipel6es tpeIligltenS einigs MuS>
ltdbt auf 8ermtn0er1ng Der @ablbetrHge<
reten 9etpabrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
GnHnrtn+

Gaforia Reilt KoIiP, RartIeibiefeit,
maeenfdltre, Durdfall, 2lnffo6en,
Derlciht 9~efuuoen S9laf nno Rtlft Der
Deroauun9,
ORne i4dolide meoi5irirur9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

G6ofe trafen ca. $4,000 elm, eeqen
20,400 Stif III Der porigen % o6e. @relle
itei9enb fir Nrima=Q Saare. Sertauft 1purz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
0ufcr Gsosa.

Dem @ebeimpoIisiiten GDarIes Nmftein,
etnein Der tDenigen fdbiaen 8eamten Der
bteiigen @ebeimpoliset, lit IS na0 lGrgerer
8erfol9ung enolid gelun9en, etnen gefGbrz
ItAeu 0teb, peI6er ii6 bier eillel1 grDBeren
0tamanten~ uuo Waare1oteb1taDI 3u
S6uloen fommen LieB. inGtncinnati gu perz
baften. IoOIp6 Sen9Donti, 10 nennt it6 Der
2angftnger, itabl, mie ietner :3ett beridtet
iuuroe, aus Dem 2oben Don Trant 81. 0o3en,
i'm Central Wuitt 9aQz@ sbGuoe, @de Der
State uno Der Carbohydrates, Stpei Oiaz
mantenriu9e unD beribtebene Oamenz
8efleioungSitl6e I'M @eiammtpertbe bon
5000 nnD Derl6tpanO ipurloS aus Der
Gtabt. ollie 8emii6un9en Der @ebeimpoliz
Set, ben Dteb auf3ult6bern, eripteien fi6
als erfolgloS un0 i6IieBli6 tpurbe oer @ez
betnpoli5iit Nlnitein nit bet unteriu6ung
Oteles SALES beauftra9t. Sem g~eranntet
8eamte1 gelang eS benn aud, eine Spur
bes fu6ti9en Berbreders gu entbefen uno
Dteier folgetto, fano er ben LANCE @elu9ten
enblid in Cincinnati. Sreirag traf Der
0teb in Der 8eglettung Nmitein's bier Elm
un0 tDirb it6 ain WOntag tpe9en oes bon
ibm bsgangegen 9tebltabls Dor benz 9ti0z
ter au DeranttDorten baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
see se10ettcrte ,,SrvDae @oo"|

SO. .. Sobnion, elmer Der @igentblmer
beS gelbet terten S9oone:s Orphan 8oD",
ber it'd bag nobe Potnt al Sable befinoz
li9e Brad angeieben bate, befanb ii6
tiir5li6 in Chicago. 0te er iaste, lit oa5
S6tff oler @abri6einLi6feit mad in Der
eriten Wo6e oes DECEMBER nit pouen Sez
ge[n geideitert, mas it6 baraus i9lieBen
IdBt, DaB pie Utaiten Didt am @srbed abz
9ebroden linb- 9aS Saiff 9in9 in Stiide,
nit oenen Oas llFer beitreut ift. Son ben
9ei6en Der nit gu @runoe 9egangenen
Remaining lit bis iebt nod feine ein3ige
gefunoen morben urlb es tpirD bon semiiien
Seiten Der Nnft6t &usoruG gegebeu, OaB
Die 2ei6en BON ben ienen &iitenitri9
b%etpObnenben Gii@ern entDedt, gepliinoert
unO bann begraben tpurDen. Der Gapitdu
beS Sabr5eu9es, 9aaioaD nit 9famen,
fibrte eine gr0Bere Sumnte @eIoes unb
cine soloene l1br Bet ft9 unb aud Der
S9tffsfo6 loa i'm 8eitBe elmer grDBeren
8aarldaft 9etpeien letn. @S iperoen Jta1s
fori1unge1 natb ben 2et0en angefteIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
California

nGaforia 1T fir Hinder 70 gut eeefs.
net, Oa6 i@ es fir etwas por3f9Ii9eres
ais ireeno cine mir befannte Qr3nei EN-.
pfehIe." q. J. Ar61Er, Md,
III 60. Orforo St, SrooflYn, u.Q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
= @iner Ser dltelten beutl6en Nniieoler

oe5 TeBtget D1 Pdge 001iIt0 1IlD lctf gez
roumer !3eit Gelpobner Der Stabt, Serr
Sobann6 $. Tran3en, bat Wittpo6.
70 Sabre alt, i'm 9alie 500. 1926 g8eits
MaDiionitraBe bas 3eitlide geiegnet. 6r.
Stranger fam i6on III ben finf5iger SAB
rem mad benz QSeiten unb iiebelte ii3 in Der
nm9egeno oes b~eutigen 8enlonoiae oil,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

Ser @en1etnoer0th DDn 0Doe patl
nobm fIrslt6 cine 8erorDnutg an,
| ber3ufolae Der 8esirf, pel6er 3ptlden
| Der 60. un6 81. StraBe. tpeltLih Don Stomp
Sslano Noe., liegt, init etlem Solte1dufz
toan0 bon $4,000 brainirt iperoet lou'
mas oud Die @rri6tung BON Bunpperten
in Iih ihlieBt. @enannte Sunu;e lou
bon ben 8emo6nern bes Se3lrts Our9 Gr<
bebunq BON Spe3ialiteuern drtgebra6t
tperOen, Deren 8%eltGtigung BENT Gou1ttD7
aeriht D~orIiegt. Oieler Sage nun Doben
Sic @e9ner Oieier Gerbelerung ottentlttte
9erl1mm[un9en abge6alten uuo benz 0e7
meil1berotb etnen Broteit 3ugel0tdt uno
oub Oonner1tag Qbetlo tpleoer iplroe III
0ooblapn Sal Don Sreltnbe1 uno9e9nern
Der 9erbeIleruno cine MISUNDERSTANDING
ebaebalten, in pe[der Die 0elneilloeratbs7
mitglieber S6ompion. 8ierce, Spence nno
GDnles 3ugegen tuareH. or. Blerce fnlDrte
ben 8orltB un0 ~erfIGrte, oaB Der @entetlloez
rat6 bel Der Nnna6me Der Neroronuilg 1tur
oaS 0ffeuIlt6e N0bl i'm Nuge 9eDaDt nn0
er IS lebr bebalIre, tDellu ooour1 lrgero
wel6e fsinoieltge @efuDle mad 9erute1
DorDen lelen.
Gin 6err S. 6. Smitb ia9te, Die 8ez.
bDLferullg @ooolapn'S babe i'm pottge1,
SSnDr UNI lOO PrD3ett Su9enonln1en Hll0
Die geplante 8erbel1erlng niiroe ben gSertb
DeS @runbei9entbuuns lin So per SylIB err
606en.
Sngenteur Sole erfldrte Ous aep[ante
Spltem, mel1eS Mooolapn 81 ei1elll ges
illnoen unD pilui6enslpertben Wobnbe3irt
fit Die bette &lafIe Der BeO0Iterung Der
l~luge9enD MAIDEN tDGr0e.
S. st. @alotpell feuerte ben eriten SbuB
bon Der anberen Settle ab. @r lagte, Die
idpere Steuerlait, Die Den getpo6nern
Moonlamn's bur@ Die MuSfi6rung oeS
8laltss aufgebIrbet tperoen niroe, mllie
bas 9roBe 8aGSt0um Der Ortidaft 5u
ni6te MAIDEN; Die 9eplanten 9lrbeiten
niirben ni6t $4,000 ionoeru tpeli9itens
$350,000 foiten; Die 9to~tbpenoigfeit Jet
nidt uorhanoeil, it6 10 rieitge llnfo1ten
ouf3uLaoen, benin an6ere 8orltGote, Die
nid)t balb 10 gut bratnirt ieien, tpte @ooos
latpn, erfreuten ii6 zines geiunoen Gez
bei6enS.
ST. Sroing Gearce nolte Die Qngelegens
belt auf Elm metteres Sabr oerl6obeH baben,
ba Der angelebte BetraS 1t6t geuit9eu
miirbe, ben gar3en 8e5trf gu Drainiren.
gtod anbere Gtnpenbungen puroen gez
madt uno es mar lhon nabeau Utitterz
na6t, ais Die 8erlanmIuilg itd auflOite.
9Dia m Tri AT 80 ff,,6 rio nr,11ott SterhIi-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

ygSie tb0ri9t lte itlb, Die drl1en Sterbli=
6et!" QSir %ltiun1en bent groBen Srittell
bet. 0a buiteu ite Die San5e 9ta9t btnbur9
lilb %fonnten lt6 bod lei9t brr9 Or. Snu's
0nlteu Spr1p Don Dem Yla9e9eilt be~ireien.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
BY X. b. Challin s Co,
Real Estate AUctioueers'
No. ] north Tenth street.

CUBURBAN HOMES on EASY
= TERNs-LANp HIGHLY IMPROVED.
ATf@TiON SALE or DESIRABLE AND
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY On
THE INTERCHANGEABLE LIE III RNPIhE, IN
THE PLAN OF WOODVILLE.-At me re-
Quest Of Mr. John T.. DAVIS, VINO mas more
land than ne wishes 20 ivate. and means
10 SELF we will cell by public auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1883,
at4 o'clock p. n, commencing with the
LOT fronting on Mechanicsvllie pike ai-
dining The handsome dwelling aud Hover
gardens owned by Jonn y Davis, Esq. con-
flaming about TWENTY-FIVE ACRES or
LAND, with TWO-STORf BRICK
DWELLING Of six rooms, brick stable and
harm. and other out buildings thereon.
2. A LOT OF about NINE ACRES On-
proyed), with q comfortable DIV ELL NC
and out. houses, well set In grass. fronting
on CsbeM street, which extends from Me-
chauiCsyille pike 10 Creighton road. .z
3. 4 LOT OF about TWENTY SIX ACREs
also fronting on Cabell street, which Is ~
high state OF cultivation and fenced.
4. A LOT on the north side OF said ca bell
street adjoining the land OF Mr.. +. MDsml,'
Ter, ontaining about FORrY.TWO ACRES,
very highly improved, all IN grass. WELL
drained, and fronts on three wide streets.
All Of this land Is fenced with cedar posts
and oak planks, lies nicely, highly IN
proved. and now in grass or under cultiya-
ton.
The proximity to the city makes this pro
perry very desirable for suburban homes
and the easy terms Of payment VIII enable
parties 10 secure homes for what lhey pay
rent In the city.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance IN an
nua payments at from one 10 ten years
time. with 6 per cent interest.
Plat can be seen at tho Office OF the suc'
tlonceTg and an omnibus will start IRON
the Bazaar on Franklin street. for the sal,
at 81 0 clock sharp.
Il. Il. CHAPLIN & co.
&C AuctiOueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

Lord!n and paced back and forth 10
the room for . few minutes, and then
fell on sofa. He was helped up, on'
he could not stand, and was laid BACK
on The bed. lie only lived hall ao
hour. Beside him IS he died were his
wife and seven young children. hsf-
mon was discharged by the coroner
sitter an inquest.
The residence Of j. W. Cobb, re-
e,ster Of deeds, Mecklenburg county
was partially burned yesterday. Inc
loss is quite heavy. The origin OF the
fire is mysterious.
A band Of men calling themselves
regulators visited Polkton, Arson coun.
ty, few nights past. They logged
several disorderly men and women all
white. These people were in house.
and the regulators broke in the door
and whipped them terribly. The regu,,
lators' disappearance was as quiet aud
mysterious as their entry into the town,
which was made after midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
A young woman's Brutai Murder.

ST. LOUIS, September S0.--A spe-
cial from Pennington, Mo-, says; A
brutal and horrible murder Of young
woman named Annie Wealth, daughter
of q respectable old German named
Peter Wealth, was committed IN 81.
Genevieve county, about sixteen miles
from this place, yesterday. While the
mother Of the young woman was ao-
sent at a neighbours and the boys were
at work in the field some ono went TO
the house, murdered her, and threw
her body in a well, where it was found
by the family. Some Of the furniture
drawers were opened, as il the robbery
was the object Of the murder. A tramp
who had been to the house earlier IN
the day and had asked for something
to eat is supposed to be TIE murderer;
Officers are now on his track, and should
he be caught and brought to this vic'ni-
ty he will be lyncbed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
@ @ @
y. y. -.
SCROFTLi OF LUNGS RELIEVED.

lam now forty-nne years Old and nave
su fipred for the last fifteen years WIN
lung trouble. Several memD VI VIC
family on my mothers side OF tle NUS ,
had died with consumption, auV tnt 'atT
tors were all agreed In their oon!on t"Ht
had consumption also. i had all the uls-
tressipg gym ptoms OF that terrible disease.
! have spent thousands or collars 10 aIIcs,
the march OF this disease; nave EMP oy gu
all Of the usual methods, not only IN my
own case, hut In the treatment OF otheI
members of my family, bat temporary re.
lief was all that | obtained. was UNI.
forany manual labor for several years. ~
chance came into posse SS ,vons oa !" ron
The office of swift Specific Company At
lanta. Ga. a friend recommenueu tile us9
of Swift's Specific claiming lnat ne hau
been greatly benefited by us use III soiI9
luup troubles. / resolved TO try IL. ABOUT
fouT Veaisa ago commenced 10 Jake y . =
according 10 directions. j founu, ~ an
invigoraiirg tonic, and have ustu ABOUT
fifty bottles. The results are most re
nnoykehie NV cough has left me, my
strength has returned. and | weigh sixty
mounds more than ever ala In my lie.
Ii has been three years since stopped tne
use OF the medicine, but have had no re-
turn Of the disease. and there are no pains
or weakness felt IN my lungs. l do me
hardest kind OF mechanical work and feel
as well as ] ever felt since ! was boy.
These, ! know, are wonderful statemenls
TO make. bQl am loutsL NurlA 80 Ahsst
owe my existence and health today to
Swin's Specific. II is the only medicine
that brought me any permanent relet
do not say that Swift's Specific will DO this
in every case. but most positively ainIn
that u has done this much for me ana !
would he reCreant to the duty ! owe 10
suffering humanity II failed to bear thls
cheerful testimony to the merits OF THIS
wonderful medicine. am well Known IN
| the city Of Montgomery and can REFER 10
4 4 10 t,aN cftivanG Ia the civ.
T. j. HOLT.
| MONTGOMERY, ALA, jane Is, 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
BY James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer'
lIl3 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
las 5S7.lOeO ACRES. WITH GOOD M
PROV EMENTS, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
NEAR THE CITY or RICHMOND AND
NEAR TIE RICHMOND, FREDEklCkS-
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
known as lockwood. In execution
Of q deed OF trust from William h.
Harris. trustee for Emily 3: Harris, 70
tho undersigned trustee. dated October s.
1854 aud recorded IN Deadlock ia, page
327, Henrico County Court, default having
been made In the debt thereby secured,
and being thereto directed by the oene-
fieiary, / shall sell Oy public auction. on tne
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1886.
al IL O'Clock NJ, the REAL ESTATE de-
scribed IN said deed, being the above named
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, containing
l4S 537-lOOO ACRES. on the Bethlehem
Church road. near the Deep Run turnpike,
near Bethlehem church. aud near staples 5
crOssing on the Richmond, Frederieksours
and Potomac railroad, about ave miles
north from the city OF Richmond being the
farm recently owned by john w. Williams
ard formerly by - Tanner,
The improvements consist OF neat ana
attractive rWO-ST0KY FRAME DIV ELL-
ING OF about six rooms, newly repaired
barn, stable &C, in good repair large
orchard in bearing yard well shaded Win
| large oaks: well OF excellent water The
| land-abOut half OF which is cieaied. the
rest In original giowth-is OF good quality,
wen wRtered aud adapted TO the crops
usually SHOWN In this section. ..-. -
Terms; by consent OF tue partles IN
| terested the Terms will be one third OF the
| purchase money In cash: the balance In
| equal instruments by negotiable notes az
| six and twelve months with interest added
| and secured by q deed OF trust.
@26 JAMES u. ELAN, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents Auctioneers, and
Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF FIFTEEN
n BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE En-
TENSIVE WORKS OF THE TANNER 4
DELANEY ENGINE COMPANY, DE
LIGHrFULLY LOCATED, &C.-8y 70 luest
of the owner we will sell by auction, upon
the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1856
AT O'Clock p. NJ, FIFTEEN BUILDING
LOTS fronting upon seventeenth street eN,
tended, and bounded ~ follows: WOO
street on the north, Chesapeake ana ONO
railway on the west, and Potter street on
the south. Ten Of the above lots nave a
font OF 80 By l3O feet to an alley Il feet
" de. The remaining lots have irregular
fronts and depths. a plat OF the lana VIII
be shown at the time Of sac.
This sole should attract the attention AND
attendance of those In quest OF cheap build
ing sites heathfully located aud conye'
nient 10 the business sections OF She city.
TERMS: One third in cash the residue al
six, twelve, and eighteen months, pei
cent added, and secured by deed OF trus'
upon the property. ,..,,,
CHEWING & ROSE.
oel AuctioneeFs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

viii sell. as commissioner 10 n decree OF
The Circuit court or Heur,O in the SUIT OF
Longs guardian rs. OnZ ana u.s.,
THREE LOTS. Nos. rs, 1l6, AMI III IN
he pan 81 Arlington, fGntIug so feet each
on Inc north side OF Wallace street be-
tween Robinson and Richie streets, bF. a
depfh OF 1873 feet. one OF these II "A corner
LOT and all are good ones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
RIG Fire and Panic Among Baarders.

PITTsFIELD, MASS, September 30.
About 5 o'clock this morning q fire
broke out in the basement Of the Cliff
House, very large clearinghouse in
the town Of Lenox. 1t was crowded with
guests. There was q panic among the
boarders, and some had narrow escapes,
but no lives were lost, and no person
seriously injured. Total loss $50, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
AUCTiON sALss-fn1tu1sr0ss ~ DAYS.
-'-' BY Brown a Lee.
Real Estate Auciioneen'
Ashland. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
u TRACT OF LAND AND. IN !, ! ha sssS.s q
Hsoover Circuit Court. rendered on the
18th DAY q April is 1asn u r. 's sua sr'i the .,
snbsrriber viii offer for sale by puzzle auc,
s len 10 the highest bidder IN front Iron. o. o.
Ashland, on 500.
At Ia O'Clock NJ. the TRACT oF LAND
,non which the said Blunt now resides,
caniaining about 14s AGREE peeutitully
siinated on the south bank OF south Anna
,iver. in Ashland district Hanover county
about four miles from the town OF ashland.
ga adjoining the lands OF j. W. Sims, John
. iaroes and Others. This farm mas upon
- a nice dwelling OF four or i've rooms and
ali necessary out buildings, IN good repair,
nd a fine orchard, and Is convenient 10
Ills and churcnes. - tho h.,oo
in three equal payments. at six, twelve.
ga siehteen months, the purchaser 70 give
49, HaiyinR the homestead aud with In
tey.st added for the deferred pay ments
teIts' Hill CARTER.
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
by James n. Elan
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
lIl3 Main street.

1.-TWO ATTRACTIVE AND DESG-
RABLE TWO-sTORY BRICK-rENE-
MFNT DWELLINGS ON WESr LbI'iH
STREET NEAR ADAMS STREET FOR
GAI,E BY PUBLIC AUCrION.-By request
of the owner shall sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 9TH,
ats O'Clock T. NJ, the TWO BRlOh DWELL
JNGS-Nos IS and 13h-on the south side
OF Leigh street between ~. James and
Adams streets, containing ABOUT SIX IoouIs
Zach with gas. water. bath, and the usual
conveniences, handsomely papered walis.
i'm nice order. and TO be sold at prices AT
which they will yield handsome return In
rent.
JAMES B. ELAN,
oco Auctioneer.
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RAILROAD LIN N.
- II EE -

r. II 7R gz ~
pTCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-scbS,
ole commencing NOVEMBER Is. lss."
eastern andard time;
600 A. N. leaves Byri.strset s,a,io,
daily stops only At AshIans
Junction. Milford, and Freds''
ricksburg. Sleeper 70 VA
iDgton. Leaves Wsshlngion
for New Yorkat IL A.
1l:07 A. NJ. leaves ByTd.street sfa''o,
daily, except sunday. la.yes
Washington Tor New lors. a,
4;2oP ~. also by limited a,
$40 p. NJ, leaves Byrd. street station
daily. Sleeper 10 New Y.rs'
1929 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd street STAT,
daily. sleeper from New Yo,s'
2:39P L. NJ, arrives a. Byrd. street siaf,,
daily: stops 81 Frederic ksDgrl
Milford, and Junction. s.e.5s,
from Washington.
eos L. NJ, arrives at Byrd street station
daily. except sunday.
ga. VI. train connects az Frcirr'ck,hr-.
with Piedmont, Fredericksburg s.d p.,n.
mac railroad for Orange Courthouse.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCKIT SUNDAYS.
4:COP Il. NJ, accom- OGafion, loaves
Broad street station. aI...aa
at Ashland A. DO "
7:l5 Z. NJ, leaves ia arrives a. A,.'a.f
at =. VI.
$50 A. ~, arrives at Eha: leaves Ash.
land AZ SAB 4. ~
SIS A. NJ, accommodated. arrives a.
BrOad-Strsct ration: ,rA.s
Ashland a. : 4. NJ
$50 =. NJ, arrives AZ Eiba leaves a. aui
at6.I2 =. NJ.
G. A.TAYLOR. General Tlrhet Agou'
f.. I. ID. MYERS, General superintendent
:
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Auorlos sALE~-rnis Da5;
By ouaries 4 Mccurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers'
No 1919 Main street.

A lotion SALE OF THE COM
n PORTABLE DETACMEp I Franz NJ 2
DWELLING, Nc; i5cs S uTa AM E III.
, nu. ~ ,sTREEIs AT the request OF the
Spn 81 The late Mrs. EIizabetn Holmes
,hn ssIi for a q vision, we viii orer for sale
on the premises. on ~
SATURDAY. ocroHEe 2. 1856,
s,c,ooh the above PROPERTY. The
nweI,ing has been erected about tnIee
1901 nonyeniences aud is In good ord or.
lot about 2oxio0 feet,
TERMS: Liberal, and AZ SAFE: ,oov
QUARLES Il MCCUHUI,
100 Auctloneers.
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TIrtaDAY. OcroBER 3, 1883,

4 4
al IL NJ, the following property-io wi :
All that certain railroad known as THE
MEHERRIN-VALLE RAILROAD, con-
structed aud now operated between III KS
fond, Va, and M8rgaTe ttsyilie, IN Nortn
Carolina, together with the k0adoeu' ~
peisiructure. and Rights q Way OF me
main line OF said railroad, aud all the
Branches, Tracks aud Sde-trecks belong
ing to the same, including ell us Bulihln's,
Bridges Bepots. station. Houses or other
impTovements, eTections, iXtuIes, aud sp-
puitenances OF every KIND also, all the
Personal Property and Equipment now
owned by tie NeherriB-Naley Railroad
Company, and ail the Rights, Privileges
and Franchises OF said company.
The company has In operation ABOUT
twenty miles OF track standard gauge, s'eei
rails. running through fertile country aud
transporting large Quantities OF luncer ana
other fleighl. .,
the road from HicksfOrd, Va through TIE
counties OF Brunswick and Aecklenburg 10
CIarksville, Va. and the company pos
lesses other valuable franchises ana con-
nectioLs. . ......
TERMS: Cash as 10 one third OF the pur-
chase. money. and the balance IN tNo si III
uayments at ere and two wears WIN inter-
eat from day OF sale, secured by lien on
the property $780,. 81. ,,o
tees. ut Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.
THEODORE ;. GARNECF,
LEIGH u. WATTS,
Trustees Merherrin. Valley Railroad COM
Lion BROTHERS 4 PHELPS, Auctioneers.
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cropey W. boswell VS.. JOHN II. BLUNT
In BANOvER CIRCUIT COURT;
LIZA. Brown. clerk OF the said court
certify that the bond required OF the spe-
eisl commissioner by decree IN said cause
OF April 20. 1854, has been duly gwen;
ssn,ember 1855. Ia. BROWN
y. ~ % So1t Clerk.