davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
Nm. 3II.=Whn Can Tell2

p. Sullivan'S mansion in height is found
To be fifty feet from the top Ia the ground!
Against the wall a ladder stood upright
The sam length the mansion is in hight:
My Chum, John Busby, did the ladder slide
The bottom Of it-ninc feet from the side;
Now ] want 10 know how far the top did fall
By pulling the ladder out from the wall.
PATRICK MCGEE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07

THE indications are that the House OF
Representatives will he composed OF 10y
Democrats and l56 Republicans making a
majority of thirteen for the Democrats.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
Rupture. Breach. or Hernia,

permanently cured or no pay. The worst
eases guaranteed Pamphlet and refer
enees, 10 cents in stamps Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, 663 Main St
Buffalo, n. Y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
y y
No 3Ih.AThe Bad Old MAJ

GNW III" TVtET VII" =
The old man sized Il pack of cards
And went out on Il spree.
O. don't you think il was a shame
To be 50 one: 'lrD, three
He met some crunicS at n tlrO
Who were. like him, all one,
They had some lively OHS-tCO- three
About the three of the sun.
4 one boy stole his once white hat,
But now quite brown with three:
He Scampcrcd down behind the trO
And flung il in a tree.
The old man caught the playful boy
And thraShed him with Il weed;
O, don't you think this old, old man
Was very one indeed
E--U-, = Dam.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
LITERARY NOTES.

Among the articles in the Cosmopolitan
| Rochester, y. " for November are:
COLONY Life in Southern California" q
beautifully illustrated article by George
II. Fitch, sets forth the claims to the in
weston of money and to the seeker after
health. of the most attractive district in
the New World. The Great COnServa-
tive Reaction" by Frank Warren, Is a
thoughtful and philosophical, but remark
ABLY bright and entertaining discussion OF
a worldwide and astonishing movement
in politics. The Revenge of HnOne,' is
a long and noble poem, worthy Of the
name of Keats. In The Story Of My
| Escape from a Russian Prison, Nicolas
I Sakney, a student in the University OF
Moscow, arrested for Nihilism, gives a
/ graphic account OF the shocking cruelties
To which he was subjected by the Russian
Government.
We are in receipt of Part , of the De
moirs Of John {. Fremont, Chicago: Bed
ford, Clarke Il Co, written by himself.
Ii contains two handsome full page steel
engravings entitled the Colorado Valley"
and Moving Camp, - and full page htho-
graphs of Kit Carson, u Cheyenne brave,
Fort Laramie, Chimney Rock and a map
showing the places of the principal scenes
of Mr.. FremOnt's life. This part describes
Gen. FremOnt's first expedition and is full
of thrilling narrative.
The November number of the Brooklyn
Nagq=iae New York has among its con-
tents Mr.. Beecher's Letters from England;
4 Social Diplomat, by q. L. Walsh; The
Irish Home Rule Controversy, by Hon.
Seth Low; What Girls Should Read, by
Lulu Winter; and Modern Shams in So
. cipty
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07

b., C. 81. RAILROAD.
Leave BellsIre a, 9aj a m. fOr sumfaerssh
and GAINESVILLE. .A
Leave BelIaire at 206 p. IN Cor W"'ihsh
5ummerfield. 80,
Leave Bellaire Al $40 p N. Tor wvDi'bed
Arrive al BeIlalrc y a III, I]bP ID WV
p. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07

Mr.. PowDERLY is on deckat Chicago
and will see what he can do to settle the
packers strike.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07

Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time
Train leaving Bridgeport at 1:50 p. m,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $40. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
| Northwest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07

The beautiful snow is with us once
again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
drarrlrrs' Guide.

4 RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS
AENPIANATIoS ~ REVERENCE MARks DAILY
! t~Sunday excepted. monday excepted Wheel
ing Time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
The Rock Ryysr New York: Seribn,

with specimens from the latest books.
The November English Illustrated Nigga
zine New York: Macmillan & Co contains
among other excellent articles, A Glimpse
of Bristol and Clifton, by John Taylor
Spanish Facts and English Fancies, by 5,
:. Weyman; A Secret Substance, by b.
L. Fargeon, and the Unexpected Denoeu'
mont, by +. Newman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
No. 3I7.-Concealment.

A word ] am of letters eight,
Consider now with care;
Repeat my first four lines again,
Onc-half my answers there.
Seek now with care to find my whole
'Tisin these lines / know;
In fact. It's i'm this very verse,
Concealed with care from You.
Query.
No. 3IS.-ParadOXical Subtraction.
Seven letters my name contains:
Deduct two and eight remains:
Across the water | am conveyed.
And from the larger part of trade.
HNERS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07

For bronchial, Asthmatie and PulmOn-
airy Complaints, "BrOt0R's bronchial Tfoches'r
manifest remarkable curative properties. Sod
My u boreS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
FASHIONS !
AT $40, $12, SIS, $1S, $21, $25.

Chinchillas, Meltons, Cassimeres, Fur Beavers
Kerseys, Oxford Gray Mixtures, all shades.
Perfect fitting, less by half than they can he made
for. The only elegant form-itting garments in Whee.
inc. Make careful, impartial comparisons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
No. I6.-DecapitatIons.

A useful articlc-whcn I'm complete
For solid COmiurt ! can't be beat.
cut of my head and you will see
Adjournment to humanity.
Bchcad again and ] will be
The best life-giving property.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07

Is it good judgment to pay $50 to $50 for Ov,
coats, the goods of which are no better, the making M.
so good, and the fit no comparison to our Oyerccats
at from $40 to S25?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
MARTINS FERRY.

Answers will be published in two weeks
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
Of Our Great Business,

We do not depend on our persuasive powers and the
Jingle of well-rounded sentences for trade. We built
on better ground. We rely on our superior goods and
very moderate prices. This was our past, is our pres.
ent. and will be our future business path.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
~ Il. kelaon ls. Iot. AuetIoaeer.

rae by JANIS MrDouGALL. salesman.
DO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
PETERSBURG.
Damage q Buiidings- Commerce Stepped
Death o. n OLD citissn-fhs
Council Invsstieation. a
,p,rmopoenos Of sns richmond DlspAtchl

fUoerVpondencs Of the Richmond D'spAtcnI
December Z, 1886.
There wssa very heavy fall Of snow here
hst night and early this morning, aud when
the clouds broke away about o'clock the
.treefs and houses were covered to depth
~ f,,lly Twelve Inches. The Oldest fnhsbi-
fsut does not remember such g snew-storm
~ this since the memorable one OF January,
1857, known here ~ the "Cox's snow"
With but brief intermissions there was an
almost continuous fall OF snow, ball, or s'eet
Tor three days and three nights, with
temperature tnsny degrees below ireeFing
poirt. To-day, under clear sky, the tenn.
pera,ure has moderated considerably, and
The .uow Il melting fast. The slides from
the roofs Of The houses along our business
streets have rendered walking on the pave
Mepts rather dangerous. Several persons
were caught beneath the falls and more or
less injured.
Considerable damage was caused by the
heavy weight OF snow upon some OF our
buildings. A part OF the shed OF centre
warehouse cayed In this morning under
the weight resting upon II, resulting 10
damage amounting TO one or TWO hundred
dollars. The Farmers warehouse, on
sycamore street, was also seriously injured.
ssconsiderahle portion OF the shed-rooi
falling in and the main portion OF the
building being threatened with damage.
The latter was saved, however, by prompt
action. The owners will at once p 1t the
warehouse In good repair and make II
stronger Than II was before.
Mr.. John Browder. q respected citizen
died nj his home In the western part OF the
ei,y this morning aged over eighty years
The river has been solidls frozen across
for the past two days, and an ehectual
blockade has thereby been put upon our
commerce in that direction. Trains from
alI.qusriers have been running benlno
time s,nce Saturday. A telegram received
this morning represents the snow IN tue
mountains as being between three aud four
feet deep. There have been no breaks OF
tobacco here this week, because OF TIT
almos, impossible condition oil the roads.
The committee appointed to investigate
the charges against the Board OF Overseers
of the Poor and Que or more members ol
the Common Council OF carousiug" at
The cIty's expense will not report before
the lst Of January. Meanwhile The matter
excitss much interest and comment.
ROBIN ADAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
RAILROAD Lssgs. -
e r - ab
pICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG,
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
rHRoU0H ALL-RAIL FAsr-FRElgH7
LINE 10 And FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHiA, NEW NOEX.
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERS CfrfES

(torsespondingly quick Cms ~ otae,
points. Through bills of lsdlDg lsslod A!
low rsttss g. A TAYLOR
ss17N General freight Ageni
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
NORFOLK.
rux GREAT sHow.sroRH-vsssEIa
And TRAINS DELAYED.
v,.ets-Ho News from the Reported Kitty
Hawk Disastsr-court HAT
tors Personal.
,,.....rorasnoe Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER I, 1886.
The second spow.storm set 10 last ntah.
a, o'clock with sleet, and continued
heavily until this morning. The snow Is
now about fifteen inches deep on ievei,
and IN drifts several feet deep. Iravei Is
badly impcded in every direct'on;, 90
steamers have arrived to-day, and all the
railroad trains are detained. The Telegraph.
wires are down and communication II Gu.
an north OF us. The storm i tue worst
experienccd in this section Tor years. Inc
exnress trims started out this morning
with double engines, but are mixing $40"
headway. r,,o
The schooner that went ashore on talse
Cane. n. G., last night Il the Annie r
Conlop. OF Portsmouth. n. ii. Inc ere"
was promptly saved by the men OF .ne
life.sayirg station, and are being cared ior
at tho station. The vessel was stranded IN
a northeast gale and snow-storm ana hiRh
surf. The vessel is in good condition TO-
dav. .,,,
Nothing has been received this morning
from the reported wreck at Kitty Hawk
Owing to The storm nothing can oe zone
for the relief OF the schooner Pangusseu'
stranded below Craney island, ana sue
will probably go to pieces. The clptain
and crew OF the PaDgUssett arrived mere
last night.
Several steamships have recently arrived
from Europe loaded with salt, and more
are on the way. Large wharyes and ware
houses have been erected in Portsmouth 'c
store nothing but salt.
The steamer John Romer picked up au
oyster.sloop adriit in II mpton Roads yes
f. rday afternoon and t0wed her 10 New
poIt News, There was no one on boar0
The soop was partly loaded, but her stern
was too deep in the water to certain mel
name. II is not thought there has Dee'
any loss Of life.
A gang of $50 men were sent from mere
to Newport News yesterday TO load vesse'
at that point. -
No steamers left this port last night' pu
several made their departure this mornin
The Fredericksburg steamer Is stu u
tained. 8,
The December term OF Judge Hughes
court commenced tO.day. and the c0,in.r
for George Hill. who shot and Killed D. -
Potter, draugbtsman in the navy-yari:
short tine since, submitted motion To-
ba,l. The motion was not argncd. however
but continued until District.Auorney "'p
SOu arrives. We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
MATTHEW'S WEDDING.
View They set ~ supper Fable Ia
Tidewatsr.

tCorrespondence of the Richmond Nspatch
MATHEWS &. H., VA, December 4, 1886
IL has been q long time since Mat0e"s
has seen such gathering as assembled al
poplar Grove. the residence OF Judge q.
r.. t;arnett, the other night on the occasion
OF his crystai wedding Qhe fifteenth ami
ytrsary) OF the fret happy event. The
Judges mansion Is n capacous one, stu
ated on East river, right among the fish,
oysters, and Wild fowl. The whole coun-
,ryside gathered there, and spent most OF
the p,pbt-many Of them all oil it--in the
rarest Enjoyment.
Among those present were StaIe. senator
b. Bland, OF Gloucester; Rev. Mr.. fer,
kipsop: Thomas Hudgiss, Esq lady, ana
daughters: Sands smith, Esq, clerk OF the
COUNTY: Dr. l.. u. Iundley and wife, DE-.
II. Lane and wife, Or. l.. ;. Foster ana
wife, DR.. Moncure and wife, Or. Chatham
ana ne. Mrs. George T.. Sleet; Miss Lula
Evans. of MiddleseX; Captain Andre"
Armistcad. Captain Charles Bobannsn, ana
Others we fail TO remember.
The lovely LrIde OF fifteen years, thou"h
row scarce oDe.seoIe.gD0.toD, was eXqdt
,jiely attired In a sky-blue combination
cashmere aud silk dress, white lace trim'
rnipgs. aud the happy and handsome groom
by her tide in q becoming suit OF black,
zee. iyed and cnitItaiued ms guests in OLD
fashioned Virgins style. \ large table was
laden with the bridal presents OF
them O! finest cui.elass, others hand
paiuted crystal, the whole presenting flch
and heau.iful collection III friendly tokens.
The supper-tlc grand tIilmph OF IN
occasjop-ought 10 he described id the
benefit Of those Highland NireinlanS VINO
may rad abont II. II they cannot 1--we lac
ttese bappy 1idewater people do. Tdere
were two supperS-a meat supper a. IL ana
n feast Of sweets al 1850. lmagine az Inc
tir.t a long table, with roast pig Mt to-
head and saddle Of fat mutton o.
tie foot. fanked by wild turkeys, viii
goose, wild duck, partridges, and every
variety Of fowl aud game, ham. salads
&c. But The Crowning glors OF the table
was in The ccntre--a huge BLOCK OF crysta'
Pepobscoi ice about three feet square, re-.
irg upon bed Of evergreons bedechfd
with lemons. In the centre OF the crystil
tjo,k a great twc-galiOn hole had Deeu
srooped out, aid that tiled with raw ois
iers as big as your hand, lat, plump, ana
luscious, fresh from Horn liarhor. whr.e
The king oysters grow. aud too goOd Idr
ony kings mouth, but these lords aud ladic'
al Mathews ate them like they were uses
10 their.
Al the second supper there was an Gle
cant feast Of cakes. ices, fruits, ielies, con
i,cilons. and everything sweet and nice 81
Great proiusiop, and here the people I'm
vered until near 3 O'Clock, ana tnen droE'
home. talking all the way about The goo
iime they had bad-ant they are sin tals
ing al out it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

"Doc" Wilson has produced afiiayit.
10 prove that jonas Wilson eeciarri three
weeks before his death that ..Doc" Is
Moch'. son.
\ Rev. Mr.. IIaweis. pYcac,io2at ~. Brides,
London, Snafay, condemned what ne
siyled the bigoif, OF the Church. rGicnlei
the Apostolic successiou. md drcl,red ib't
he did not believe III the stnaDasisn creed,
and tbal he yns lukewsrm sboni the thirty,
nine artle,.s. The sertno, caused n sensa.
lion eniopg the audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Py Frank II. Hi s. Co,
AuctioneeTs,
No 6nortn Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU ABLE
4 MACBIHERY, INCLuuIN @ B0iLE.
\ ID ENGI~ +, AND CDMPLErE OUTFIT
fnL AJAkGf MArUFACTUkISG BUsl-
NE>S. ArNo. 1876 East MAIN STREET,
kti EHGL) OCJCtIED ~ CHARLES /.
PALn fH E"V.-By virtue y cetd o. n.s,
Csted August -. 1855 aud daily recorded
y, fbe cl.Ih's nr.ce rI Richmond ChanceIy
CCUTf. we " 10 sell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBEe 6. 1855.
connel cling at IL o'c.ock A. NJ, on the
mcu.isfs 30. 1895 earl Main street, the
following TKOPLRTY-to.w
! lO.liUhsF.POWk tHGtNE and 90
iIBREk. / OWF K BOILER;
2 LARGE tuNtHEs;
4 'ktN LAThE>;
; IRON Pas 81;
lIAEiIL'S NOUD 81 ANFE;
Kk,1 SEhTlrG 81 hCHlNE;
/ s%II 20 FGA@E end EMORY
, GWWIiN'inssTi6iNFsna waEyL;
! aOhING MA ~ ~;
/ NGRTIClNG MACHINE;
2 HkIi L.PRt Ei.:
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
IHOA.1UptA W-IABDt:
! IoON.t EAME - ~ ~ PLA"AR:
I$ANH-PAVI &c N CiiNt,
/ huIT.CI 9TfKN , CHi%h;
! YGiGIKON NHBAH~. VICES. TOOLS 90,
ari ,rany otle: sIlici1s TOO numerous %
o n iCu. .... ~,
AIso. iatga nuinSer Patterns for HnL'
JDN, VAIL. Flows. SfthLLEkS, eli En-
Mis- including InP.eie uu'ti tor lalge
.tsuts SfucF OF NtW PLpWS. CIDER
&iIIN c. RN-6Htt.ki3 PLpW-CASt
INCS KFAPEHS. ed &OWE HS and
lhiee lCt Cf OLD IRON-oaht, scrap: ana
WsuGcif.
gbtI. is 81 age lot ~ unfinished stock
srdoffrr u.sfrt sis Vitcb g. he scah 81
aiy tie B.! Paiots ~ " deSir1 10 p"'
I,l~,:fIl sums uurcr 800 ccsh: over
tlef .u,. uu' sIAiN dHjs with Interest
sdced aad good srcorscr
CtNHINGHAN HALL.
BLAIR bOLLISf.
Trustees.
fe'e 10y JANTs McDoUGALL. salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
~ ChewEing X Rose
Real Estate Agents, Auctlonseis ahD
Brokers'
No north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE o.
1 10 BY in4 FEET or EALu y BIZ
LAND ON THE SOUTH LISh On M
BrTWI ZEN SHORT AND rs, IT,
SIRE fTS.-Ry virtue OF certain uctu "
trust OF ecord In the cirrk o'hce "l .u'
Kichnuud ,bancerv Coari IN i'eel'ho !.
1880 lsge 4a5. default hoviug been b L,ts.r
IN The payment Of poiron D. re q" o. !.
therein secured aDt be- ng requ rec " w
holder thereof, We wiilte.l b. aHcl-oh "Po''
the premises Oh
SATURDAY. pxcEn"sR 4. IS7o'
4xn'clnck +. NJ. the PROPER ! ~
oegied snr described. The rap'd way 10
vhjcn til!s section OF the city IA SUN.
ard developed Justincs az IN -
mon the minds % hose see s'ug up,hr.s.
10 avail Themselves ~ thi- upo Ntn"us
The lille il bcyond dspu'c, ruhlo's ~ ,. Wv
contrary noiwIi hstarting an eD, t, ',,'
giving a complete chsin o. me til &c, b po'
nered Nv / ". Anderson. Eco, "i,p ~ ','.
siderod sutboIli9 N his bra ncl "i p"''"esS
w,I, he exhihitef a. tine OF sale.
TERMS: Whilst the Ceei rsqu'Ies M 20
vel by consent Of the pa't.s N ,n's.
more ibeTsIterms en- he had u I, s s,W
y EDWARD :. ROSE.
Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

The roof q the >tacG-bOuSe oi the nay
ION Coal and Furnace Company caved IN
Saturday night from the weight OF the
snow upon II. 4 white loren IN ana halt
a dozen negroes were badly injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
.u.r.sH .ALEs-y.sere D.y.
BY Apperson 4 Co..
Reei Estate Auctioneen.
BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

Real Estate fAuctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF THAT
Il CoMFORTABL BSTANTI Al
AMI CONVhNJ EMILY LOCATED BHlCh
IN EILiNG, No. 3ll EAST GRACb
'sTREFT BET WIEN 7 II ID AND
FOURTH STREETS, AT AUurlON.-As
executor Of the late Andrew johnston
viii sell, by public auction. on the premises
0 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1885.
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the above. mentioned
props r,y. The house contains ten rooms,
besifss a good brick kitchen with four
rooms. and large coal and wood-ceilars.
The lot has n 'front.' OF 32H feet aud runs
hack good depth to wide alley.
This property, occupying as " does CEN
trial position In the city, convenient 10 tne
business places, the principal churcnes'
places OF amusement and depots, should AT
tract the affection OF those looking Tor a
he me, and would consequently prove agood
fnvestmeDt. ,
TERMS: one third cash: balance AT SIX
and twelve mOnIns for notes, with lntere-,
ADDED, al d ~ cured by deed or trust, or ali
cash. at the option OF TIE purchaser
A. S. BUULWARE,
seA Executor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
BY Sutton y Co.,
Real Estate A gents AMI Auctioneers.
HOS Main street.
COMMISSIONERS A U O I ON
SALE OF A
LARGE DETACHED TWO.ST0RY'AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING,
No. WEST MARSHALL STREET,
BETWEEN
FIRST AND ADAMS STREETS.

BY VIRTUE of n certain decree OF Richmond
C-hsncerv Cont. entered on the Attn day OF
Aupust 1888, In the suit OF Sledd anu as
rs. Howard and ais and COX ana as. w.
Howard and ois we, the unuerhlROeu sp"
cial commissioners appointed ihefeDN' WI
cell ri public auction, upon the premises'o %
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1855,
Of a o'clock p. NJ. the s5ove-Gescrlbed
TWO STORY-AND- BASEMENT BRlCk
Unwilling situated on the south side oi
Marshsl betWecn FIRST and Adamsstreel-,
coptaiping ten looms; detached Kitchen
with fOnr rooms; stable ana seVeraI sinSiI
opt.buildiDgs on the premises.
The LOr FONTS 80 feet on Hafsnall street.
and runs back depth OF los ieet 10 an
alley 2s feet wide.
Property IN rhls locality q grauuelV en-
bencipg in value. and tue above dwelling
beIng a double house. win gooh hroii
lot. could very easily beconverted into two
houses. ,, ..,
q cresIl OF SIX and twelve months. lhe pur-
che,er giving negotiable notes for the De
ferIei payments, with Interest adueu iro'u
dov of sglc and the t'tle 10 be retained IN
III al the notes are talu ana convey hce
'iue''u " wv EDWARD y. CANNON,
EDGAR ALLAN,
.saMUEL PARRISH
kpecial Comm isSiOnefs
SUTTON & Co. AuctioueeTs.
sIFpp ASD ALS., PAAISTIFFs, AGAINsT
HoWAFD AND AIS, DEFENDANTS AND
Cox AND AIS, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
un,AUn ANn AIS DEFgsDANrS-iS
ThT CHANCERY COURT Of THE CITY or
kICHMOSD.
l. Benismlp II. Ferry. clerk Of said court
certify That the bond required OF the spe.
cal Commissioners by toe decree IN Sal!
csuse OF August 1885, has been ouiy
Gieen under my hand this Ssh day o.
October 1853, . =, ,,r,,,,>r
g. BENJAMIN II. hrNh'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
nArLsoAD alsEs.
RICHMOND.

AkKIVE RICHMOND.
ABE p. Al. MAIL daily except sunday.
e;b5 A, M. ACCOMMODATION daily (ex
cept sunday.
7:45 A. NJ. NIGHT EAPHE,SS daily Tex
cept MonGay).
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake AMI
Ohio railway for the South, West, and
Northwest.
AT Lynchburg with Norfolk and Western
rajlrosd for all points South, southeast, and
Southwest and Virginia Midland railway
for Gil POINTS North sDd south.
At Richmond with Associated Railways
for all points ia the Soni h. and Richmond,
Fredercksburg and Potomac railroad Tor
all points North.
AT Lexington with Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, making close connections At har-
per's Ferry TO and from fiusburgn and the
West. . lso to points North and East.
Sleep,,g-cuT attached 20 Nt0h b1prcs' al
Linchb,Tg. a,,
Tickets sold 10 all points. Ofhces: sls
east Main street, 1000 Main, and al Ken,
mOnd and Allegheny depot Eiyntn aph
Canal streets. j. n, MAe ~ w.
General Passenger snd Express Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
FKkLHifFT.

Fre.gat irse'ysd daily frr Moro ?, l'oli'
,.irutE Snirn1eid. H3fp 'Ou 't poi
S,nscry. atd HlcEe.Oll. Va; "ash'ngtn.
h. T.: Frvieiu Washington. rud larutlo
NC: 81 stations or Atlantic 2Gi u'p
vile re,lrpad. SsarOdtd ard RoauoBe "a
peas. Norfolk SnutCefn railroad, anf tss
prL N0rih Carolina generally; 9leO. Z.
Noatprn SLore ~ NirsiUla aud al taEu'r
l51dIrss on the James gnG HAppsh2unoct
rivers al LOW c.,T RAIDS, and 'hfousi
bills issuea.
- 40 Wn 100 Mfiu street aud kOcke;ts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

Ruhthe Salvation Ol in and ven will rub
lie pxin ost. Get only t!'e, geaaine -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
DISAPPOINTMENT

I7I'f7 =
The hove. oescriued properly VIII o
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ?. leo''
atlo'c.ocS p. NJ, at ths oii'@ OF the ss'
ilnneGfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
a TLANTIC COAST LIE2.
Leave An
No. Richmond. Pp'ettnut2.
rnAIN. HOODWINKED
9l'altv. tiauy ,eAcept Sunday
hINpnlNN,-pLNNf.~.


-------
q,oity N.uy ,.yc.pt sunday
.-,,rpf>t 81 .Frs
oi'F' '-N"- - = ~
Ecs. 80 sDt - maze no siy.b ',N' 70
aud "a Siop al hGhr.' ~ 'hN eh'| ~,
nal ai t'h rails piu nos ~ - -"
o. s'pp oriN or s'si al q y 'rL"r ~
tI1la anu Chett"f. - 50 ~
a'" - VIII STOP a. ~ -'' uS Dr." '-''"'
ztit' .,,,,,. ,.,s-yt.,.