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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-11

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'&S IVA btAAi AAzsRttb l. g70iLl III - LHN .t n
re e discovery is va4!a of afaHS s Water wade 81 bsia
Party, While Exploring a Cave, N che
Observation-Disclosures ION IF Tthhse subter.
! an - 80 ihna49hn lsq ed.&S ,ofqooa sI,,
ydE mall USnoM aaSI TOT a41ptoiq
it Will be ID thai tbs discovs
cry, Of TN, water WAS made bSsa party
Which SexppIIeofresaa the ia1ttlss4c which is
NsshviiS5 thd%ftan5Bga sszase!H rRRig.
party, by idtntf ore crFaftissfh2Ss ana Gree aihgq
ffT fourst thf6ifsA bitches, gulleys, and
oyer streams along fathomlesss, ab{Sss9es,
aahd ~hearsyawnfig chaSlAS, ente4e& agHan-
tic gdome,shaped chamber, frenrthe 1857
Of which poured, with i roar like thaha
der, Observation-Disclosures 4eaodkVahtf Slssg.
}as@sstal q RByPFtsi nHgYpepimsAtS with
bef3 &a~seeT4aiuesE aid ttfafsfreiaM Nis s 10
! cated;B, IleSspFf aca4 III. theg mounlQili .tas
then cross;Seofioned, Levels RIM, and
HhsafsHea s5os s. asilbaae&l aif~nderEwthfh the
s9glnfeFs state99iihg 5tFfAp yyaanalf b 6s
The surfaass bot aheg snsouhtaa,, at THAT
point rs softdithtesteae,- as adaf}sa7ttt
and E4peffaetlyA eeiflaasegzilG ndeterpdd by,
cshctrosstsseles ,atps NOR & dsgs sheesgpan, and
/ aaYSIeNy, dditGthes slhitdiHta dY Se1Htt all9sW9era dpIritPit
had ulbeen sunk about forty feet, il iYas
then the ppaatien afhoias was + hsvAqdea4al1the
gushing Il HfouhBfin iaathe BowalsI9f The
fmountaihst&as s ttefidhed8 GTbesWatsf Was
found gtf9t he in XeInsgIIqqhbge qq4antityi thah
was anticipated, and The work of utilizing
it Began. TT Was aeetJitd t6QlrfiSa; 4aa8tr lpGnel
from the bottom of tie sAaftin alide east:
{erly direGtiop to The surface OF the ni6aft
'tafh. 1afhe 4ehgth oftiifestl Riael as petkaps
to e4ghE feet erosssd. IltAise at through
solid sttenenmuE 9f
The shaft leads forty feet iii Il direct
I Reftiealsline ffematbeve to IL double drift
which nlaehs inte the mouth of the cham
Der into which the stream pours and CON
meets iii ehUdirect line with the flow of the
stream, with the tunnel of stone, which
opens on the face of the mountain about
fifty feet below the top of the shaft. In
aginea mighty inverted IL II you have
ageneral aspect of the work. The leg is
the shaft; at the point where the leg inter-
sects the arm is the roof of the chamber,
into which the stream pours; the left arm
represents the natural flow of the stream
from the bowels of the mountain, and the
right arm represents the tunnel into
which the water will be conducted. The
water is as clear as any mountain spring,
absolutely transparent, and icy cold. 1t
flows quite rapidly. the dimensions being
about four inches in depth and two aud
one-half to four feet in width. 1t de-
scribes a semi-circle Mt the foot of the
shaft and then pours into the mighty
chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

BY request OF the owner we will offer for
sale, at public auction, on the premises, IN
the nIdar ahnNe on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
Masked Men Threaten to Burn u
Bridge.

Brt0Gc.
(By telegraph To the Dispatch.l
GALVESTON, Ten, April S.-A
special TO the News from Waco says ::
At about l p. NJ. yesterday the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad agent here re-
ceiyed dispatch from Lorena inform
ing him that fifty masked men we're on
their way to destroy the long bridge
nine miles south Of Lorena. The re-
port was subsequently verified by the
conductor Of a belated south-bound
train, who saw thirty-fve of the mask
ers travelling in the direction of the
bridge. Sheriff Harris was at once
notified of the fact, and he i'm
mediately collected an armed posse,
boarded q special train, and pro-
ceeded to the threatened point
on the Missouri Pacific. Bloodshed
will result if the authorities and mask
ers meet and there is the least hesita-
ton shown on the part Of the latter to
surrender. The city marshal has his
force assembled and will 60 to the as
sistance of the county authorities
should they be resisted. At 1880
A. NJ. information was brought in by
some cattle-men that the band which
began tearing up the track immedi-
ately after the passenger train passed
south have commenced their work
of destruction on the long bridge. This
report. however, lacks confirmation.
The sheriff and his posse have had time
to reach the bridge. Further details
are eagerly awaited and are expected
at any moment. The Waco Light In
fantry are in their armory awaiting Or
ders, and the excitement is intense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
AUCTION sALES-This Day.
-IUg.garl0-HaeC-eN-0e NV ~ - . ~ y
BY sampson q Adsmson'
Real Estate Auctioneers and
Insurance Agents,
e1s Hull street, Manchester, va.

A lotion SALE OF A DESIRA-
a pIr FARM IN CHEsrERrIELD
couSTY. AISO. THREE HOUSES AND
iI0Ts AND TWO VACANT LOTS in THE
CITY of MANCHESTER. VA.-By virtue
~ a deed from William Fitzgeraid ana VIE
dated March 10, 1855, 70 me , nns ssis Wi.
lam Fitzgerald and wife, we VIII seII ~.
nnblic auction, In front OF the store corner
~ Fifteenth and Hull streets. Manchester
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1855,
Ar4 O'CLOCK p. NJ
!. SEVENTY. EIGHT ACRES or LAND
(more or less). fronting on the MinIo' Ina,
turnpike. about two and a half miles from
~" =. That VALUABLE STORE, BUILD,
ING. and LOT, fronting on HUI street -
feet 2 inches. at the corner %, fmt s,di,,a
street, running back ~ feet. the building
contains a large store-room and three
dwelling rooms. Stable &c, IN the yard;
3, TWO DOUBLE-TENEMENT BUILD
INGS on Fifteenth street, In the rear OF the
above store, one fronting 40 feet ana the
other as feet, having q depth OF lis feet.
zach building contains six rooms
4.SEV ENTY-S EN- FEET TWO
INCHES OF VACANT LAND fronting on
Hull street adjoining the store snd 20 t Ieet o.
mainder has q depth OF as feet
TERMS: one third cash. and the balance
In six and twelve months, deferred pay
pents secured by deed OF trust. and bear
ing interest from day OF sale.
EDGAR ALLAN,
ARTHUR L.. ADAMSON,
Trustees.
SAMPSON & ADAMsoN, Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed until
FRIDAY, APRIL 0, 1886,
at same hour on account OF rain. APT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

WANTED, AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w or Middle.Aged Man as Partner in
business thoroughly established and pay
ing very fine profits. Must have capital
OF from $1,000 TO $1,000 or a credit
equivalent. and would be expected TO
take charge OF the finances, books and cor.
respondence. Address MERCHANT,
up 6-Tu, F6SuSt care Carrier No. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
s1RiI.Car Burned.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatcn.l
CLEVELAND, o., April S.-One Of
the mail cars attached to Fast-Mail
Train No. 4, which left Chicago at $50
P. NJ. yesterday on the Lake Shore
railroad, was burned at o'clock this
morning at Oak Harbor, Ohio, three
miles east of Sandusky. The car con-
tanned mail for Cleveland, Albany, Bos-
ton, Springfield Mass, Buffalo,
Hornellsyille, Erie PA, Rochester,
Syracuse, and New York. The car
also contained a casket in which were
the remains of a mother and her new
ly-born babe en- route from st. Paul to
New York. The remains were in charge
of A. T. Nettleton and his mother.
The car was side-tracked and burned to
the ground before any of its contents
could be removed. The loss is I'M
known.
Later.-The mail.car reported from
Cleveland as burned on the Lake-Shore
road was a bufiet-car, not q regular
mail-car. twas divided into three COM
partments-baggage, kitchen, and smo-
king. In the baggage compartment
were eleven mail-pouches and two
corpses. The car and entire contents
were destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
THE pEERFIELD DIS AsTER.
Ten Bodies ofshe victims Recovered
Extent Of the Damage.

Ten bodies ofshe victims HeceSere"-
Extent Of the Damage,
iHy telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
GREENFIELD, MASS. April S.-Su'
perintendent Adams, accompanied oy q
corps of Boston reporters, reached the
scene Of the West Deer6eld disaster at
Q o'clock this morning. throughout
the night trainmen worked in removing
the wreck, and they are still engaged
in the task. Up to noon ten bodies
nine Of which were removed from be-
meath the submerged wreck and the
other from the car in which the victim
had been burned to death, had been
found. As nearly as can now
be ascertained thirty persons were
wounded. Engineer Littlejohn died
this morning. Conductor Foster
is not as badly hurt as was reported.
lie escaped with few severe cuts. IT
is impossible to obtain the names oil
some of the sufferers, the physicians
prohibiting any questioning. The ex.
tent Of the damage to the train could
not be clearly seen until daylight. 1t
was then found that the cars that had
been hurled down the embankment
were with one exception burned te tho
waters edge. All were utterly ruined,
and the engine, although it remains on
the bank, was almost completely de-
molisbed. Arailway official this morn
ing sets the money loss at s3S, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

Milliksn, Mitchell, Msfstt, Morssn,'
Morrison, Muller. Murphy, Norwood
Oates. 0'Donnell, o'Neill OF Pennsyi-
vania, Osborne, Outhwaite. Parker
Payne, Phelps, Pindar, Pulitzer, Kan
dali, Rannsy, Reed Of Maine, Rockwell
Romsis, Rcwell, Sawyer, Scott, Scranr
ton, Seymour, Shaw, Smal!s, Sowdsn'
Spconer, Spriggs, Stsbtrecker, oseele'
Stephenson, Stewart Of Vermont, o'on'
Of Massachusetts,, Storm, 0"A,'
StIuble, Swinburne, Swope, 4. D.
Taylor Of Ohio, Thomas OF Wisconsin,
Thompson, Tucker, Turner .ls'e;
wadsworth, Wait, Wakefield, ward Oh
Illinois, Weber, West, white OF Mn
nssota, Whiting, Willis, and WILSON
163. So,
The House then, at ESQ, adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

BY W. II. Lyme q Co.
and
Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Two ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY
BBICK STORES
osyTHE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH
STREET
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS.

In execution Of deed OF trust from John
n. smith and wife TO the undersigned trus-
tees, dated September 81, 1850. anu OF re-
cord In the clerk = Office OF the Richmond
Cplancery Court, I'm Deed Book 1zs y. page
le default having been made In the pay
ment OF the debt thereby secureo and be-
ing thereto required by the holder OF the
notes therein described. we shall sell by
public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRfL IL. 1855.
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE de-
scribed in said deed, and being n LOT OF
LAND fronting As feet on the east side OF
Seventeenth street. between Broad and
Marshall streets. extending back between
parallel lines 100 feet TO an alley In com
mon Is feet wide. with the TWO BRICK
STORES (Eos. 32a and 325) thereon. the
said stores being new, well constructed, ana
yielding good rents.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the expenses OF exc
cutting the trust and the sum Of $50. with
Interest thereon from the cath day OF
March. 1885; on credit as TO $50 due June
2l 1856: $50 due Septe II, 1886: $50
due December 81, 1886; $50 due March 2l,
1857: $40 dueJnne II, 1887: $50 due Sep.
TENDER 81. 1887; and $1,000 due septem-
her 2l, 1887: and the residue upon sucn
terms as shall be prescribed under the pro-
vision OF said deed, the purchaser 10 give
negotiable notes for the deferred payments.
with interest added, and secured py deed
OF tIust. J. b. ELAN,
C.. IL. SUTTON.
ans Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
: rcnrcT . ME DRUGGISTS never

IL deceive the public bot beware wa, Q, n, sss
Cheap John druggists w" %Vcapsicin." Zap.
Ter called ysnrs,cine." and tell you y 10
nctp; n 1t the same as the genuine Hen
sons capcine Plaster or even pe' cert. ,ess
ssK less Tor The Imitation; TOT "a sSso,uteIy
hu. e. fs me reputation OF Benson,s as
wortnisss s,,as,sr po1sessing actual and high
e snf @uss g the S.u rssTs q ssa ma%y
Year, exL - the prop ietors: and 5000
on Wy 20 ma rm acists. and druggists en-
dorse IL ~ inc "'' APP -F.suAru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

by Il. Il. Cook, Auctioneer,
at 1929 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
By Frank ID. Hill Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

GALE OF VALUABLE CHURCH.
y HILL PROPERTY AT THE CORSEk
oE r. ~ ENTf FIFTH AND CLAY
STREETS AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY. APRIL IL. 1855
at AZ o'clock p. NJ, on the pre- MI ses: we VIII
sell that very desirable PROPERTY at .ne
northwest corner OF Clay and Twenty-nfth
a,,aats now occupied by Dir. William n.
Gresham. The lot fronts on Twenty. MIN
s,reet a. feet, with . depth OF $50 10 an
sliey in common. The improvemenss, con- on.
sist of A BRICK STORE and large BhiCh
nWFI,LING containing about eight rooms
CITY water and culyert connections on the
nremises. The VACANT Lof $50 by $50
t.st, on the north OF the house will be sold
ssensa,eteiy This il a truly valuable piece OF
property and good business sfaud
TERMS: One fourth cash balance Ia SIX,
twelve. aud eighteen months, with interest
scSed secured hy o deed OF trust.
.""''' FRANK u. Hill a CO.,
.na Auct.oneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
by Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.


COMMISSIONERS s A L f OF A
I TRACT OF LAND NEAR YAKIMA. II
THE COUNTY of IIENRlCO, AT AUC-
TION.-By virtue OF a decree pronounced by
the Circuit Court Of Henrico county on tne
23d day OF June. 1855. in the suits IN equity
therein pending. by inc s'yie ol Jo' unitnn
executor IS. Johnson and ais, anu Merton
Is. Seldom +. Aiken and dts., the uhueI-
signed. special commissioners appointed Oy
said decree, VIII offer for sale AZ pubic auc,
ton, at the front door OF the courthouse OF
Henrico county. on
MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1856
et IL NJ, that being the first day OF inc
April term OF the County court Oh salu
cer,ai1 TRACT OF Land containing 2l6
acres and poles, more or less. situated
about twelve miles below the city OF klcn-
mopd and partly fronting on James river
and tour-Mile creek and bounded Py tae
lands OF Messrs. Ammon, sharp, James
and Others, and being the same laud tor-
merly conveyed by L. &. Rice 10 Albert VI;
Aiken. deceased. This land is said 70 ne Oh
very fair quality, and from us contgulty 10
the river and the further fact tnat IL mas
iarse sora marshes upon II. aHording great
facilities for shooting. fishlng, &c. renueIs
II desirable property. pat OF the Hsiu
will he exhibited on the day or saie' anu u
the mean time can De Seen III INC oiAiN0 VI
TERMS: one third cash: residue In equal
,nsialments at six and twelve months. legal
interest added. the purchaser 10 execute MS
negotiable notes for the deferred paymen nus
and title retained until the whole OF the
purchase money is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the Court. ,.,.o,
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
THOMAS y. CARTER,
Special commissioners.
SUTTON & Co., Auctioneers.
rxr6E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF
UrXRfCo-JoHSsoS's EXECUTOR, PLAIN
rrrr * Johnson AND OTHERS, DEFEND
aSTs: AND THOMAS J. MELTON, PLALN'
TiFT. VS.. Seldom L. AfKES AND AIS DE
FTNpASIs-IN CHASCERN.
hereby certify that the bond required OF
Srsciai Commissioners +. Y. Cannon and
Thomas n, Carter by decree entered IN the
ahoye causes on the Esd day OF June, 1852
n1 even under my hand this 9Th day OF
InIy' 1858. GEORGE w. CARTER
NH "a. INSTRUMENTATION CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
AND WESTERN RAIL
RnA ID
kOADs
EFFECT MARCH l, 1853

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH l, 1853
LEAVE RICHMOND
lo.49 A. NJ. Daily, GA Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad. Arrive PEI
tersburg 1880 A. NJ: leave Pc
tersbuw l2:s5 z. ~ daily; arr
rive al Norfolk $40 L. N.
sss A. NJ. Daily, except Sunday, utd Rich
mOnd and Petersburg railroad.
Arrive at Petersburg $50 A. NJ
No. leaves Petersburg 9.S3 A.
NJ for rarmyille Lyuchburg,
Roanoke. Bristol Knoxville
and all points South aud West.
a4s Z. II. Daily. Ufa Richmond and PEI
tersburg railroad. Arrives PEI
tersburg 800 Z. VI. Leave Pc
tersbGrg $40 p. NJ. daily, arriy.
ing Norfolk $40 y. NJ.
SEQ A. N. Daily, except sunday, cia Rich
nond snd Alleynany railroad.
Arrive at ~ nchburg 300 4. NJ,
connecting with train No. 8,
leaving Lynchburg az 2;to z.
NJ. daily for all points south
and West.
eco p, NJ. Daily. except Sunday, vta Rich.
mond and Allegheny railroad.
Arrive al Lynchburg $50 A. NJ.
sleeper Richmond TO Lynch
burg. connecting with train
leaving I.SnehbaY At SAC
A. NJ.
PULLMAN sLEEPlNa-CAR ACCoMMo.
DATIoSs.
No. l-Richmond to Lynchburg, kicn-
mOnd and Allegheny railroad, and ROANOKE
to New Orleans. Chattanooga 10 Jackson
vile, Chattanooga 70 Memphis.
No. S-koanoke 10 Atlanta witnsas
Ticfets baggage checks. and all informs.
| ton can be obtained o. Richmond aud Pos
besburg railroad depot, 1000 Main street,
EisGY sSs and AssAAHwy ssvI depot
G~nernl Pnssen niger aud Ticket Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
Rase.Rnll Yesterday.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
Philadelphia Philadelphias, 8; Ath-
letics, 2.
Washington BaltimoreS, 4; Nation
ais, 2.
Savannah Chicagos, 10; Savannahs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
THE WITH
TWENTY

DIR. q. w, Deibridge. Of Atlanta. Ga,
Writes of Gutnn's Pioneer:
GUINN's PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER
has been used for years with unprecedented
success. II is entirely vegetable ana does
the system no harm. II improves the appe'
tito s,ges,ion. and blood maxim stimu-
lating, invigorating, and tonins up I'll 'he
functions and tissues OF the system and
TINS becomes the great blOod-renewer and
health -restorer.
Dr. Moore often f'rescrtbcs IL Win
satisfactory Results.
Macon Medicine Company: take pleasure
In giving my opinion IN regard to the
BLOOD PURIFIER prepared by you. have
prescribed It often in obstinate skin dis
eases. especially OF syphilitic origin, and
can say that rs use has proved entirely sat-
!siactory. JOHN l.. MOORE, VI. d.,
Griffin, Ga.
Wonderful Cures at BLOOD and "Htn
Diseases.
Macon Mediciae Company: You ask me
what I think OF GCiNN's rIoNEER
BLOOD REVIEWER rs Blood Medicine.
l viii state that have seen some veiyw won
derful cures from the ELECTS OF II IN skin
diseases and blood diseases. II is without
a doubt the BEST BLOOD MEDICINE before
the country. JAMES a. HoSE'
Wulamsvlle. Pike county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO SALE
n BY AUCTION or THREE SMALL
MooRE STREET. ADJOINING TUE RICH
MOND NOOLLkN MILLS VIII sell 10y
auction, ON the premises the above PRO-
PtRTl ON
MONDAY. APRIL y, 1855.
at O'Clock +. VI. These houses are never
idle. and the same tenants have occupied
Them for several years. Tue lot has 'front.'
of 40 feet and n depth uf over $50 feet
This prouerty Will be sold at price that
viii nay Handsomely on the Investment.
TEEMs: Easy. aud AZ sale. .......
FURNAN TUPPER,
ar7 AuctiOueer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09


A Man Of sixfy-Eight winters.
lam sixty.e!ght years o. age, and regard
GUINN's PIONEERa fine tonic for the fee
bic. BY It's use my strength has been re-
stored and my weight Increased ten pounds.
A.F.G. CAMPBELL.
Cotton Gin Maker.
MACON. GA, February Is, 1856.
ACrippicd Confederate says:
only weighed l2s pounds when COM
menced GUINN's PIONEER, and now
weigh 147 pounds. could hardly walk with
n stick to support me. and can now Walk
long distances without help. Its beneat to
me is beyond calculation.
D.RUFUS BosTiCK,
Cotton. Buyer Macon, Ga.
VIZ. III. Branbletf. Hardware Ner-
chant of Forsyth. Ga. Writes:
rtscted Ike charm on my general health
rconsider it q fine tonic weigh more than
have for twenty-five years. Respectfully
A. II. BRAMBLETT.
SIC. W. 4. Jones. Macon. Says:
My vile has regained her strength anu
increased ten pounds IN weight. We recon-
mend GUINN'S PIONEER as the best tonic.
W. F. JONEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

Correspondingly quick time TO otno-
points. Through bills Of lading issued AT
nv ~ les. 4. 4. TAYLOR
"a 40 General Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
WHIT T.. TAYLOR.

w, w. TRIBBErT WHIT Lee A~'Ao"'
late OF Goddin 81 Trio-
bett. uyrrovu
TRIBBRTT & TAYLOR, WHOLE
u SALE FANCY GR0CERS, MAINLY
rTrRfNG CONFECTIONEks. AND oEAL ",
Frs IN FOREIGN AND poMrsLio
FRCITS, No. lsl6 Main street. 'axs'Sn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
AR riSTs.


A +. CRAIG.
PORTRAiTs In CRAYON. PASTEL. aud
OIL. Perfect likeness guaranteed In every
only CAN and see work OF ~ west Mar.
shall street. ~ o'os'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
rup RIcHMOND DISPArCH-FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1856.
Auction SALES-Futxse Days
BY Qusries a MccuSdy.
Real Eztate Auctionces.

Auction sA LEs1rrssse Days;
BY Qusries a MccuSdy.
Real Estate Auctioncss.
SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
~ STORE PROPERTY
HEART OF THE CITY.
CONSISTING OF
BRICK STORES 1e. 1s, AND 20 NORTH
NINTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STREETS,
occupIEp BY A. SIMON, THE NEW
YORK LAUNDRY. AND TIE MU-
TUAL RESERVE LIFE AS
ISOLATION OF NEW
YORK;
PROPERTY IMMEDIATELY IN THE
REAR. FRONTING on EIGHTH
STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN
STREETS.
NOW OCCUPIED By Mr. THOMAS P.
TURNER,
PROPERTY FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
THE WAR DEPARTMENT
OF THE
CONFEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT.
BY request Of the owner we will Offer FOR
sale. at public auction, on the premises, IN
the order above. on
TUESDAY. APRrL IL, 1856,
beginning at IL o'clock. the VERY VAL
UABLE PROPEhTY above mentioned.
The STORES on Ninth street are three stO-
ries, with cellars and coal-vaults under
the pavement. and built In the best maui
frances from Ninth street. The entire pro-
perry fronts together 81 feet on the west
hne Of y NTH street. and runs back 49, feet
TO an alley IL feet Wide.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
we will offer the PROPERTY fronting "a.
feet on the east line OF Eighth street ana
running back 1872 feet To an alley. me I'M
proVements consist Of TWO LAltih SRA
BLES AND CAkR1AGE HOU ~. now IN
the occupancy Of Mr. Thomas z. Turner.
It is hardly nc 10 make more extended
notice OF this PROPERTY as all know us
advantages as en- investment; ioc alton "a.
ture condition, &c, recommend IL ana IL
is rarely that such property Is put on tue
market. The entire property VIII Sleld
good percentage on the amount al "h''h IL
can he bought.
nounced at the time ~ sale.
The auctlOneers will be pleased az any
time TO furnish Information as 10 leases,
renias &c. OF the property. and Will snow
the same To parties desiring TO Inspect:
Pats of the property can be seen at Office OF
auctioneers. QUARLES & MCCURLf,
AMI AuctioneerS.
By FuTman Tupper,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
A SUPERB RlE| ISL PRODOCEB ANU lONlC!
HEA THE WITNESSES!
POUNDS.
Relief.
FORTY YEARS A SUFFERER FRoM
ChTARkH
Relief!
woNpEnFUL ro RELArEl

FOR FORTY YEARS have been y &c.
tim to ChTAltRH three iourtnsoi tpe iinle
q sufferer from NCkltlAllNb IAiN1
ACROSS MY FOREHEAD and MY NOS
TRlIS The discharges were so if1sIYe
that hesitate 10 mention II. except Tor me
good n may do some other sufferer I nave
spent a young fortune nom my earnings
during my forty years Of suffering 20 obtain
relief nom the doctors. have tried patent
mediciues-eVery one coIli learn 90 from
the four corners OF the earth. with no relief.
And AT LAST Citty seven years % age)
have met with a remedy that mas cgrei me
entirely-made me new man. ! weighed
1928 pounds and nov weigh liS. used
thirteen bottles OF the medicine, AMI tho
only regret I have Is that. being IN the
humble walksof life. | may not have inlu-
encc to prevail on all catarrh sufferers 10
Use what has cured me ..........
CIINNiS PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER.
HENRY IifENES.
"No. 267 second street, Macon "a
Mr.. Henry Cheycs the writer OF the
above. formerly 90 Crawford county, now Of
Macon. ca n erits the confidence Of all In
terested IN Cstsrrh. W. \. HUFF
TX Mayor Of Macon.
\ SUPERB FLESU-PRODUCER AND
TONIC
GTINN'S PIONEER BLOOD RENfWfk
Cures al blood aud skin Diseases. khruma-
tlsir. ScIoiula odd sores. perfect spring
Med 'rInp.
ifrnt I'M yourmarket. it will be forwarded
ouI,.eilt OF price. Small bottles " isFse
..sv ON Blood and skin Diseases maled
nee. MACON MEDICINE 'CNIAN
nrrr, DrOpIE