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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-26
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= n SO Burlington lit Ser stpette
unter It q atSlefretGr beS aus
10 Grttgen Nmtes, 9err W Sill q m
Sumter, mad elmer I'M bu6itGbLt6elt
Stnne ununterbro6enen uno ut6t einma[
ourD Serten ab9etIriten 81 mts3ett
Oon5 81 Sabren unb2 Ntonaten
i'm Nlter BON 80 Sabren geitorben. @r
purDe berett5 an 20. W2at 1929 bon Sins
orem Sadlou, tpenn aud in ether nieorigez
rem Stelung, i'm Stauts miniltet tum a1gez
iteut.
= Dem 8eri6te 6eS itatiitiiden Bureaus
3ufolge bat Die q a MI t : @tnmQ1>
berung in Dem Ne6nung5iabre 1866
um 2O,1I3 abgeuomrnen. Dte or6Bte 4bz
uabme 5etote bic beutide @tnipan6eruno;
fe belduft iih auT 39,517, mGbrenb @rcBz
britanuten unO Srlano 5uiammen cine
nabme bon 2351 aufmetlt. Die beoeuz
tenoite 3unabme bat Die italienii6e @inz
DanOerun9 ertalren, iie bstrdgt 1884, unb
i9r falt gletb lit Die 3unabme Der i6pez
btiAen uuo uortuegtlden @tnmanoerung,
NuBlano, Stnnlaao uto Polen BADEN gez-
ringe 3unaDrnen aufSutpeilen. Oie @ez
ianmtelnpaEberung BELIEF ltd auf $685.
Sl(, GegeH 049, UoO III Sutlu9Ct.
= Sen. 2oson mirb bon oemoz
frattihen 3e~ttungen tpe9en Der
Gnti6teoen6eit, momit er it6 eegen repus
blitaniide An9riffe aus SbiO Dertbeiotat
bat, marln belobt, ~belonpers aud ipeaen
ieiner 9iebe duT Ufurat 9oliteao. Der unz
ob6Gngig cemotrattiAe Chicago Herald
fproert onoere republitantl6e Senatoren
ouf, t6re SeLbitahtun9 geaen ben polttis
l6en Minontahtr 9aliteao eberlo mallnz
bait 81 wabren, mie Is Senator 2ogau ges
tbalt babe.
- @d6ren6 gep0bnlth Se6er, Der
ietne Seugen unp baS verfte Bapiet~ bat,
nuturaIiiirt 10 B, mabt eS 81 d.
ter O'WormGn BON Der Superior
Gourt Der Staot u m 0ort anbers.
Sin GngIdnoer, Der ben 8irgeri6ein BON
ibm baben noute, muBte frog 3eHge11 lno
eriten Bapters unOerri6teter Sache obSiez
ben, neil er auf cine Srage oeS Gi6ters
Der Bahrbett gelnGB einrGumen muBte, Die
Berfa lung Der Ser. Staateu
nt6t geLeien gu habeI. 0araui entz
geQnete Der Gidter Crnlt: VSh iperoe feiz
nent Warne oaS 8urgerre6t ert6eilen, ipeLz
der Die Nerfaiiung nl6t aeleien bat. Menn
sic iDieoerfommen, nadoem Sic oielelbe
Qelelen, meroe th ui6t onlteben, sS6nen
einen 8iraeri6ein ausiteGen su %lalen."
- Sn Erentou bel Carlisle in Sui
nots lit Elm III gciebener beut1er
8lrger NameHs Sobann g d IL # ct
an. einem Rarbunfel tu1 A. 3ebensiabre
aeitorben. @r mar aus Sttersbeitn in
Der YfaIs 0e6irtig nno tpanOerte 1857 NIT
ieinen @Ltern na6 NmerttG aus. Die SSaz
Mile lieB it'd in ct. 0ouis nieoer, mo
Shuiter oas garbier9eidGft e~rIerute. @r
beirat6ete l6on i'm Sabre 1860 ais 18idbz
riger Singliug, 3og nit leiner iungen Trau
ua6 Trenton lit Sui1pis uno mar nidt
nlr geiddftli9 iebr e~rfOIgreth, iOnOern ers
parb ii6 10 alaerneine 8eliebtbcit, OaB er
3~tpeinlal gum GouI!psS hdsnlellter ertpa6lt
fpuroe. Spdter begrinoete er ben vGlinton
Gountp Ytonier". Die erite oeutide 3eitulg
in ienem @ountD. uno iDar lett norigem
Sabre 5alf5buu0eSm ari6aa fir ben iioz
Ii6en 8e,irt BON Suiuois. ST binterlaBt
cine Bittwc uttb iieben &tnoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-26
snO,pts H. ,.nS ole saweis.

.0d9renb Die ulonar1iine 8reIie in
OeutidlailO ben u~ngllGltbem 8apernfDnig
lett ielIem SDbe, neil man vOon oberl"
Our6aus nlhts. Dagegel1 bat, troB ieiner
9roBen 8erotenite UNI Qeutidlano nidt
ldledt genug 81 MAIDEN ipet6, befpabrt ibrI
Die republitaniide 8reiie 0eS S6nei3ers
Iannes Elm freunoliGereS Nlbenten. 90
geben ieBt fol9enoe hIbl6e @rinnerutgen
Dur6 Die i6meiSerilden 3eitulgen:
yGS mar i'm 0ftober oes SGbrcs 1863.
oils faum Elm Sabr mad Der Sbronbeitei>
gu1lg Der iuQenoll6e bo1begabte 8aperll>
t0nig in letner 1uBeren @rl4einung ein
Soeal mGnnli6er SbGnbeit Den tlaiiiz
iden StGtten Der nrldmeiS ben eriten 8es
iud abitattete, Die oa5untalige yShpDser
Settun9" 9eoahte III ibrer 9tunmer pom
"a. OCTOBER 1865 bes 8elu6es NIT elnigen
3eilen 9ebIbrenoer Entertaining unter
@ntbietung zines vtuarmen @ruBes aus
Dem 2anoe WiLbeIm Seu'S an ben iutgen
f0niglihen SreunD." Oieie ytoti3 gtng in
Die oamatS in Augsburg .eriAeineuoe v9tus
oeut. Settung" bonn 2. Nouember Iber unb
geIangte our6 leBtere sur SenntniB oes
&Dnias. Inter gleidem Datum iDuroe
iooanu Der 3feoastion Der vShnD3er 3eiz
Hssun9" foIgenoes t0nigLihe 9anoihretben
iibermittelt: v6err 9teDatteur! Diit limit
ger Sreuoe Las i6 beute ben ber5Iiheu
8ruB oes 2anoes MiIbeLm SeQ's uno err
rpibere benlelben aus gan5em 9er5en. SD
.griBe ebenfalS meine licben Sreunoe aus
ben urtaHtonen, fir tnelhe i6 l6on ais
8iuo cine beionoere 8orItebe bate. Die
@riunerung OF meinen 8eluh Der herrlts
den Snner>S hpeia uno oas bieoere, freie
9oIf, peIbes 4ott ieeuen tpoue, Dirb mir
INNER tbeuer iein. Otit poblpoIenOen
@eiimnuugen bin i6 Sbr uoblSewo9ener
2uotpig. 9obenihmangau, ben 2. Jtos
Dember 1865" gum IeBten Wtale beiuhte
Der &0nia Die S1meis i'm Sabre 1881,
tpieoer aIs liebensmiroi9er BriDatmann."
@s mar 5undhft Nuotpig's 8egeifterung
fir g 6tIIer's 8tIbeIm Sell. Die
ibn in Die S6pel3 tibrte. Ottt Staunen
unD Berpunoerung iber5eugte er itd bort,
tpie treu unb t~reffeno Der 0ihter in ietnem
Drama aud Die Eie nit Ieibliden Qusen
bon ibm geldaute groBe Natur beS ShtDetz
5erlanoeS geihi1oert bat; uno Der 1Dntg
ior9te iiun fir geHuueite Jta6bilOun8 oieier
GaturiSeuen Bel ben SelzSorltsaun9en in
MIu6en. Sen vGen" uno ben y0on
Carlos" S6iuer's bate er ieinem @eoG1tz
nib poGitdnot8 einseprdst.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-26

1tdnOGid feline ritGptrfenbe &raft, aber tie
miro bod in 3utunft perbinoern, oaB oas
Seer ber betriigeriiden BontprdlIOentell,
&~aiienoiebe. @auner uuo 9allurten, BON Der
GLaiIe beitod1ener Staotodter bis bltab sum
8erbrehertppus elmer SHUTTER Wlailoels
baum, fernerbin bas llDIre1t III Gataoa
beanipruden tDnneu.
@i6tia lit aud bas in Der @onuentIorI
entbaltene Nriu3ip, burh DelNes lotpoDt
nerurtbeilte SuitiSHibtlinge ipIe Ange7
tlagts, ipeI6e Den YroseB uldt abtparteten,
auf 8erlangen oes @erfoI9ungsltaates pom
3uflu6tSitaat ans0eIiefert tperoen mnllstt.
Der lebte Bunft, beiieH bier NOD Grs
tudbnuns sei6eben muB, lit init Heebt ges
gen oas rabulii1iide 8erfabret Der alr1erIs
fanii9eu @ertAtsb0fe geri6tet, tloea1. Das
bur6 Derbinbert perpeH iou, oaB, ME es
tpieoerbclt geioDeben lit, Elm ausgelteferter
gerbre6er 1eruah pe9en zines anoereh
Gerbredens proseliirt perbe, als oesleats
gen. tpestpegen ieine Quslieferun9 betrIebeH
uno burh9eieBt waro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-26
e6.paMe Wt6tt,tcr.

weI6e ibre pole 0iannestruft unb G~laiti5itdt bes @eIs
ties mteoer 81 erlaugen minl6sn, Ioaten ntdt perIdus
men, ben ,,Sugcnofrcuho 6u Ieieu. Das nit pies
len Sranten9ei6t6ten erlduterte, retbli6 aus9etattete
gSert oiebt Aui 6luB iiber Elm ueue5 Seilperfubren, zoos
bur9 Suuieuoe iurerDotb ~titrSeiter 3eft obne 9~3eruislt6s
ruHg uoIIit0nbis interchangeable purOen. 9eilperfa6s
rem ebeuio einfod ais btatg. Sober iein Pi9ener Ir;t.
Sdidt p Gents in Clamps ruo Sbr betommt OaS 8uh
p~eriteqelt unS franco Sugei4idt pon Der ,, VrtUat=! Rtts
nit mtto 9ispe farm, IS y. 9ouiton Str, near
BrOaOmap, Eep yort Gttp. 9ir1SiaE II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-26
CGOrrefpOuOsua Der sSuinois StGatSsetIug."l
80ttttt 1tuo Ocr SerLl1ter Wertr00
Bon $. D1rmfeim.
8ien BEN Z. SSuli 188!

= ------ DIEN UEN Z. SHll IooO-
Gnbli6 lit Der CONNER aueroiugs
iebr ipat = bod aetommel. bis ieBt batten
mir troB oes SrlibItlgs> uro Sommers
Nnfangs i'm Raleuoer nur DtorDpo!s &Glte
uno noropOlniiHe 9fegen; crit lett Spei
Sagen, nahrem Die so ners NieoertafeI ocs
listener WtGnner @tiangS>8 ereins ein bali
bes OubenD DtaI abgeiagt u1o Der iboben
peroeH muBte, getDtnnt IS enoltb DEN Nns
lbstn, als oh IS parm ooer am Gnoe gar
betB tperoen woute, ipas iibri9enS, od uns
nur nod etne 8ohe bon ben SDriuSzSas
gen. trennt, audi uur uaturgemdB mare.
Nber nit benz @iutritte Der marnen Cont
mers5eit tritt aut Su0leih Die toOte Sab
resSelt fir Die 3eitung5pelt eiu, Die totaIe
Mtnoltiue auf politii9em @ebiete. uuo Elm
gepiiienbafter 3eitun9sz Is correspondent. Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-26

SOW6Oc 1ttlO ftnoertOfe sSSrnttet
iouteu ntbt perSlpetfeln uno Jtatb uno 8eIebrunq aus
einen Sude idOpfen, ourb ruel9es tGuienoe pou Srauen
i~nnerbalb t~lrSelter 3eit ibte pOue @eiunobett Dieosrs
erlan8t uto ben eta6tgeH 2Suni4 ibres Ser5enS IN grz
~iltlun9 gebet iGben. Gas NIT ptelen &rantengeIdiejtru
erlIuterte, reibli6 auS9eitattete neuelte Q8ert piro mad
@nIpfang np:t rs Gcnts ~9riefmarfen perieoeIt UNI
irdnc5 peridttt BON Der priuate 6Itntc & Stspcm=
lar1, 10 s.. %spmitonsSir .I Near SrOaStuop,
%etp Worf. Gin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-26
SO0lte Grame1t

per0en blaB utb rei3los bur6 Sltnftions=
St0run9en, mel3e ST.. Yierce's sFavorite
Prescription" unfeblbar furirt. SauIenoe
Don 3eu9nilen. Bei Npot6efern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
KisgsIey ana Hts Dogs.
ITha National RAyieW.l


n is pleasing TO recall the distinguished
Canon Kingsley's attachment. to dumb ami
mails among the traits OF his everyday life.
like Mrs. Somerville, be believed that
some Of the created beings inferior to man
were destined to share the blessings OF a
future state Of existence. His dog aud his
horse were his friends. As a perfect
horseman. possessing the patience and
much Of the skill OF q Rareyp he was
a pattern to all who ride, reasoning with
the animal he governed, aud talking
j TO Il in gentle tones, mindful that the
panic fear both OF horses and chill
dren Is increased by harsh punishment. A
Scotch terrier named Dandy was the Zee.
tors companion In all his parish walks, q
diligent attendant at cottage lectures and
school lessons, and a friend OF the family
during thirteen years. He Was buried near
home under those fir trees on the lawn, be-
nsa.h whose shade his master himself nov
lies. EJdsi FideieS is the inscription on
Dandy's grave.stone. Close by lies Sweep,
the retriever, and Victor" Tecke, pre-
sented TO her distinguished Chaplain by the
Queen, rests on the same spot. Even In
this brief narrative one would not
willingly omit 10 mention the Rector's cats,
the delight they afforded, and the affection
they Welded, nor the "uatter jacks " run
mug ioads) Of the garden, the lnd-wasps
which irequeuted a cracked window-frame,
the 1ycatcher that nestej every year be-
meath the masters bedroom window, and
the fayorite slOwworm Of the church
yard Kinesiey's children were taught to
handle gently even toads, frogs, and bee
ties, these being, as BE would tell them,
"tbe works and wonders, like all things
He has made, Of living God" That such
lessons were effective, his little girl proved
one day by requesting Daddy" before
numerous guests, "to look at this delight
full worm" very long one. which wrig-
gled in her hand. "Study nature" he
says. DO not study matter for lts own
sake, but rs the cOuntenance OF Ged. study
the forms and colOrs OF leaves and flowers
and the growth and habits OF piants-not
to classify them. but to admire them and
adore God! Study the sky ! study water !!
study trees. STUDY the sounds and scents
Of nature. study all these IS beautiful in
themselves, in order to rccombine the ele-
meuts Of beauty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
NORFOLK.
The. HILtPorrIR rRAGEDY-Evf.
DYlcE F0R THE pErEHcE.
The Insanity Piea--Argumsnt 70 Com.
msnoe To-Day rmmigrsnts-A
Negro shot-Personal.
CORRESPONDENTS of the Richmond Dispatch,

Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispatcn)
NORFOLK, Va. December 20, 1sse.
The second day OF the trial OF George W.
IIill for shooting the nayy-yird drsughts-
man, Potter, attracted another large threug
OF spectators to Judge Hughes's court this
morning. The examipstion Of the witnesses
for the prosecution was concluded about
o'clock, when the testimony for the defence
began. Miss Matte Hill, the Young girl
about " hon the difficulty originated, was
the frst witness called, AID related how
Potter became acquainted with her at the
Crerc-House. and told OF his visits 20 her
home until she learned that be was mar ried
man. In this connection, Mr. Sharp, the
counsel for the defence, read TO the jury the
letters addressed 10 her by Potter, Inviting
her TO meet him al improper places.
She then told OF her visit TO the navy.
yard IN company with her father, who
wanted to see Potter about the letters, and
the circumstances OF the tragedy That fol-
lowed.
Several other witnesses OF the tragedy
(calIed by the defencel followed, some Of
whom testified 10 the eccentric habits OF the
accused aud their belief in his insanity ut
the time he killed Potter.
The argument will probably not com
meDce until tomorrow morning, when the
defence Will strongly rely on the plea OF in
sanity.
A man named Jasper Brown was ar
rested here last night on telegram from
Inspector Byfnes, OF New York, stating
that Brown was wanted for Grand larcenv.
On searching the prisoner at the station
house 500 was found in his pockets. lie
is held 10 await TeuuieitiOn.
An unusually large LOT OF immigrants
were landed from the New York steamer
last night and forwarded South. THIS
travel seems to be constantly increasing.
The removal OF the shops 81 the SeabOard
road from Portsmouth to the Cannon farm
progresses. The rOund-hOuse. to accom-
modate thirty engines, is completed, and
tbe additional buildings will all be ready
by tie spring unless bad weather prevents.
1 hese several shops and other buildings,
together with dwellings for employees, will
give large force Of wOrkmen employment
and greatly improve and build up the
country contiguous TO Portsmouth. Tue
present machine-sbops and other buildings
Of the company in Portsmouth viii be de-
nOlisbed and the site converted into a
freight.yard. to relieve the wharFes.
4 LARGE narty Of gunneis left here to-day
for weeks sport IN Warwick county.
Grand. Master J. 9. Ley, Of DanvilIe. is
in Portsmouth to-day. officially visiting the
|. o. .. +. lodges.
Mr.. A. J. Armstrong, auditor ~ the Viz
einia Beach Railroad and Hotel Company.
has 1, signed, and left to-day for RUSSELL
VILE. Ky. to accept the position Of assist
ant superintendent Of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad
Abram Rawls (colofcd) was shot in the
thigh yesterday by Dayy Copeland, with
WbOm he had diiiiclyty. near Churchllnd.
The wound is 4 very ferrous one. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

rntly plawd VIII tfns6H and The world.
Rob. ahl Nws how are your" ssid the
dentist. ~ssy, = tust ssed that long tooth
Of yours A young fellow In here Just
now; he Ssought hexas In New York,
and ran 10 catch ore Of our Nashville
horsc-csrN struck his face against the car
before Re could stop, and knocked out a
tooth. fust substituted your tooth for
the one he lost. Took good deal Of
pounding, but IT'S Az right; guess u VIII
siay7
WHEN The younrman had told Of the pc
culiar sensation he had Just experienced
the dentist dec,artO II 70 be clear case OF
magnetic influence.
Bus what is worse than all this, the
pleased young fellow evidently lives In 9
clearinghouse, for every morning about
brealssssttime che original owner Of the
tooth experiences a sensation not unlike
that which wonld be experienced from an
attempt TO mas,icate muie.trace or piece
Of III exicaD saddle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

Indicted fer Muf&er.
Especial telegram to tbs Dispatch.l
TAzgwEIL COURTHOUSE, Va, December
30.-The grand jury OF t9is county has
found indictments against X. A. Miller asd
his son for the murder OF Charles and
Gforge Baber, who were burned in Nil.
ler's Hotel, at Pccabontas, on the night OF
October 26th. Miller and son also stand
indicted for burning the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
HAM PTON.
Fatal Kerosene Accldeut-Narrow
Escape.
trnrraeronde nca offha Rish pnopd plsna tch,

iSOIroeiOuueuCtO VI tnc hlcn LuOuU Dlbpatcll
DECEMBER 30, 1886.
A sad accident, resulting from the
dangerous practice OF pouring kerosene
oil on the lire, occurred hear here on
Chris,mas.day. Two little sons OF Mrs.
Patrick, widow lady, living near New
Market. about three miles from town, ind
ing the fire burning slowly on that morn
ing, poured oil on 1t from the can. The
blsze shot up into the can. which exploded,
scattering the burning 1ud over the little
fellows. Their screams Of agony brought
their mother TO their assistance. She was
burned quite badly in b. efforts TO extin-
gSish the flames. The little boys were
bgned so badly that one has since died
and the other Is still In danger.
A few days ago little Robbie, the four.
yesr-sld son Of Nrs. Jennie Wassenburg,
residing on south Back street, while play
ing on the porch accidentally fell of, and,
striking on his head and face, was badly
injured. He was thought TO be somewhat
better GA yesterday.
Mr.. Mossom, gsntIemiR who drives q
grocery wagon for Mr.. TIL. Gordon at
Newport News, had narrow escape at
that place early this week. pie was driving
over The Ipi)gay crossing on the main road
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
FINANCIAL.


THE FOLLOWING BONDS AND
Il COUPONS. due JANUARY ]. 1887,
will be paid on and after that da'e on pre-
sentatiOn al the counter OF the Merchants
Nation al Bank ofthis city:
First mortgage per cent bonds (cobpon) OF
the Petersburg Railroad Company;
Coupons OF per cent. bonds Of the Peters
burg Railroad Company;
Coupons of"CBss D." per cent. bonds OF
Petersburg HailroRd Company;
Coupons Of city Of Rich mond bonds:
Coupons Of state Of Virginia 3 per cent.
bonds OF 1882:
Coupons OF Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
tusta first mortgage 7 per cent bonds;
Coupons OF Columbia and Greeuville first
mortgage Il per cent. bonds;
Coupons OF Georgia Pacific first mortgage 9
per cent. honds:
Coupons OF Richmond and Danville gold q
per cent bonds;
Coupons OF Western North Carolina rail-
road fist mortgage per cent. bonds.
de 3l.lQt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Port.
mouth. Smiihtield, Hampton, Old Poin,
Waverly. and hicksfOrd, Va. Washington
ID. c.; Newborn, Washington, and TarbOro'
n. g.; ell stations on Atlantic and Dan
vile railroad. Seaboard and Roanoke raj
road, Norfolk Southern ra ilroad, and East
ern North Carolina generally: Also 10
Eastern Shore Of Virginia ana ell regala
landings on the James Dad Kappahannoch
rivers. at LOWEST RATEs, and through
bills sued.
l.. h. TATUM. superintendent,
&C 80 No. llOe MsliI sireel and KnckaiiS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
>ICHMoND. FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
nv commencing NOVEMBER rs, 1855
90 tern sta ndard time,
GOA N. leaves Byrd-StFeet station
daily; stops only At Ashland.
junction, MILFORD, and kredes
ricksburg. Slice ger to WASH
ington. Leaves washington
for New York 81 1l:20 A. N.
1I:Lt A n, leaves Byrd Street station
daily. except sunday. Leaves
Washington for New York ~
ago p. ". also by limited ct
$50 y. N.
Gao /. NJ, leaves Byrd.strsel station
daily. Sleeper 20 New York.
Io:2s A. H., arrives at ByIa-strset station
daily. Sleeper from New York.
2ss P,x,arrlves at BYRD. street station
daily: stOps at Frederic ks burg.
Milford. snd Junction. Sleeper
from Washington.
s:l6P. D.. arrives a. Byrd.Street station
daily. except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 r. ~, &C co IN m odatIon, leav0
Broad street station: arnvsQ
Il Ashland NJ s =. NJ.
so4P ST., leaves Elbs arrives ct Asnland
o. s4s +. N
e:66 A. NJ, accom- M oda Ion, arrives ~
b. Ozi-Strset station; leaves
Ashland a. 9 q ".
$50 +. NJ, arr ves ~ Eiba leaves Asnlana
at512 =. NJ.
q. a. TAYLOR. General ftchet Agent.
Il. y. ID. MYrRs. Gsrsrsl superintandent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
A Physiological Curiosity.
Nashville Union.l

A remarkable case Of "ms gnetic in1u-
eocc" recently came 10 light ia this city.
The party intere stea Is noted for his truth.
telling qualities, and his word can always
be banked upon. The young man 10 qucs-
ton was several weeks ago afflicted With 4
terrible toothaehe, aud lost no time 10 hunt
Ing up a dentist 10 remove the refractory
member. The tooth was extracted and per-
eeised TO be perfectly sound, but the 10.
tense paiD ceased immedsztRIy on It's re-.
IAoyai. Several days after Me above had
occurred the YOUNG nsan wa startled with
repeated tbumps and bumps Ia the recently.
created cavity. They grew mere frequent
spd painful, and be sknrried for the dertist
for solution Of the enigma.
~ I'm the stairs lie met stranger coming
pcsopa Tie dental tooms, oil suites ard spps-
Infa.
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by virlue OF the following DEGREES entered
In the causes OF william MahOue, &c, vs.
The southern Telegraph Company and
others " ana The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company rs. Same wiz:
]. Decree entered in said causes In the
United States Circuit Court for the Eastern
district OF virginia on the 2lst day OF Le-
cemberr 1885;
g. Decree entered in said causes In the
United states Circuit Court for the Western
district OF North Carolina on the 4th day of
February, 1885;
g. Decree entered In said causes In the
United States Circuit Court for the District
of south Carolina on the 4th day OF Febru-
airy, 1856:
4. Decree entered In said causes In the
United states Circnit Court for the Middle
district OF Alabama on the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary, 1885;
s. Tecree entered In said causes In the
United States Circuit Court for the North
eTn district OF Georgia on the leth day Of
February. 1885
the undersigned, special commissioners
appointed thereby, viii sell at public suc-
tion, In front OF the office OF the Ructioneer.
No. north Eleventh street, In the city OF
Richmond, Va,
FEBRUARY /, 1887,
at IL O'Clock NJ. ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE,
AND INTEREST OF EVERY KIND AND
NATI RE. OF THE SOUTHERN TELE.
GRAPH COMPANY In and to the line Of
telegraph to, from. and between the city OF
Washington and the city OF Selma, Ala. aud
the various branches thereof about 500
miles OF poles and about 3 600 miles OF wire).
together with all the Lands, Properties.
Franchises Telegraph Lines, Cables, Poles
NiIes, Instruments, Tools. Appars fuses.
Offices, Fixtures. Patents Patent-Rights,
Contracts, Leases Securities, Rights.
Claims, Interest and Demands OF every
kind, nature. sDd description whatsoever,
wherever the same may be or however sit~
uated, now held. owned, or possessed by the
said company.
The said telegraph line lis In good condl.
ton, and Is now doing good business.
The line will be sold subject to q traffic
arrangement now existing between II aud
the Mutual Union Telegraph Company,
which VIII expire at the option OF the pur-
chaser upon sixty days notice.
TERMS or SALE: Ten per cent. OF pur.
chase money in cash and q sufficient sum
IN addition 10 make such payment rs will
amount TO $4,000; the balance within
thirty days after sale.
Any further Information desired will be
given by A. l.. BOULWARE receiver, at Hlch-
mond, Va. A. l. BOULWARE,
II. Il TURNER,
Commissioners.
y. W. BowE, AuctlOneer de23
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to Hampton, whsn an engine c,me swiftly
Upon him. He jumped out IN time 70 save
hiRself, but the back part Of the wagon
was struck and smashed. The horse e.
caped with q few cuts. The crossing TO
ferred to Is exceedingly dangerous.
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