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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24
Eating in Olden Times. Woman'a World


 It was late in the fourteenth cen tury when the first evidences of art in the shape of silver cups were noticeable on the buffet. The dishes were made of pewter or wood, and spoons of bone, wood or silver. Knives were rare, and on that account guests invited to feasts carried their own knives. Forks came in general use still later, and for long years after their introduction they were considered ridiculous af- fectation and foppery, and not nearly so convenient as ones own fingers The lord and his lady dipped their fingers into the same plate and slipped their wine from the same cup. Even the queenly Elizabeth, with all her elaborate ideas of etiquette, was con- tent to carry her food to her mouth with her fingers, and at first despised the newly invented fork as unseemly and awkward.
 Very gradually the dining hall grew in comfort and splendor. Dishes of gold and silver were made, and so eager were nobles for them that they would sacrifice anything to possess them. The salt cellar was for a long time the article of highest importance on the board. It was a great affair, and stood directly in the center of the table; it was the dividing line; the nobles were seated above the salt, the commoners below; hence grew the proverb, "Below the salt" The pass- ing of salt was ceremonious custom, the guest throwing pinch over his left shoulder and murmuring & bless ing.
 The salt cellars were of the most curious devices. Sometimes they rep resented huge animals, sometime great full-blown flower on a long, slender stem, and they were in the shape of a chariot, mounted on four wheels, on which they were easily run down the table.
 The first glass cups came from Ven ice during the sixteenth century, and from that time on society began to lose many of it's primitive ways, and became in a sense more refined.
 Henry VIII. was born with luxu- rious tastes; he had his banquet chairs supplied with velvet cushions, and about this time the parlor or 'talking- room," as it was called, was intro- duced and here the danes took ref uge when the dinner advanced beyond prudent limits, as it invariably did before the finish.
 The cook that presided over the kitchen in those days was not the counterpart of our nineteenth century Bridget, but he was an artist, and generally man of quality. The ladies of the household, even those of noble birth, attended to many do- mestic duties, making the bread, pre- serving the fruits, while to understand the proper use of starch was consid- cred great accomplishment.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24
INFANT|LE SKIN DISEASES

Our oldest child, now six years of age. when an infant six months old was attacked with a viru- tent, malignant skin disease All ordinary reme- dies failing. we called our family physician, who credible rspd:y, until the lower portion Of the t tie fellows person. from the middle of his back tul blotched and malicious We had no rest at night no peace by day. Finally we were advised simply marvellous In three or four weeks a com person white and healthy as though he had nsH never been attacked In my opinion, your valua- ble remedies saved his life and to-day he Is strong healthy chlld, perfectly well, no repetition of the disease having ever occurred.
 GEO R. SMITH,
 Atty at Law and Ex-Pros. Atty, Ashland O. REFERENCES J. c. Weist, Druggist, Ashland, O,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24
PURE ENGLISH.
BY EVA BEST.

cone to two the score now stands" Said a member of the club "'Tu! Tuv" Frenchman muttered low, And gave his ear Il rub "'rul Tu, no can oOnderstan'," Said the worried little foreign man. 1.-TWO to twO-oh, that's all right The Reds are comlng up, 'tis plaini' "'Tu! Tu Tu!' 'Tis so ware queer" Said the little mah again "De longvidge of dees Anglisheer- 'Tui Tu! Tur" SO softly mellow Spoke the little foreign fellow "Were U0u two to two, too, last week When you had the toughest match?" "'Tui ru Tu! Tuh" MOn Dieu- I sore ashame l no can catch Vat de meaning of hun is! .Ndts, joost dis much I oonderstan', He sounds like de horn in me natif lam"
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24
THOUSANDS OF cH!LpREm

Are born into the world every day with some eczematouS affection such milk crust. scall head, scurf or dandruf sure to develop into an az onizng eczema, the itching, burning, and disfig1- less properly treated. ~ warm bath with CuTIcuRA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beauttier, and single application of O,,TI l. cuRA, the Great Skin Cure, with little CurICURA REsoLvENr, the New Blood Purifier, often sufficient to arrest the progress of the disease and point to a speedy and permanent cure.
 Hence. no mother who loves her children who taxes pride in their beauty purity, and health and in bestowing upon them child's greatest inherit ance-a skin without blemsh. and body nourished TICURA REMEDIES.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24

Advice to Mothers. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for diarrhea. Twenty five cents a bottle.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24

The waiter brought glass of beer, on which, however, there was very little beer, but 6 great deal of froth and foam. "No, thank you," said the major, "I don't want to shave just now. ."- The Mockiag Bird.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24

Passengers who once try the "Mo- non" route, which is the model line from Cincinnati and Louisville to Chicago, never name it but to praise it.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24

The weather should endeavor to se- cure situation with some good vari- ety company, making a speciality of the lightning change business.---Lih- cola (Neb.) Jousmal.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24
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 Griffin, Ga,
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-24

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

OhlEh Or lAkDAE''AD+fs
Defachr 1ent OF police under command OF Wor.
John Poe.
I1rsollas Band. ,..
Grand aud subordinate communicates knighs
Templars ,-,...-,
in- on second street
1Iler with drawn sword.
stewards with rods
Master Masona IN columns Of iours.
l. Junior Deacols With eYeis
2 senior DeacOns With Jewels
8. Secretaries with Jewels.
T. Trcaturera with iewoiA
3 Junior Warden with Jewels
g. Senior Nardcns with jewels
:. Past Masters with Jewels.
s Worehipful masters Vith Jewels ami gaveA
Tho above will form on south Third street.
right rrsang on Main.
Carriages IN The following order:
]. Grant Tilcr and rursuivanL
9. Corn, Wine. Oil and square.
=. Lowell. Plumb, Tuscan, aud Composite Or
ders " Architecture. -,
4. Doric. Ionic, Cornthian orders, and Holy
:. Three Light, AMI Grand Chaplain.
g. Grand senior and Juuior Dencons ana
Grand stewards.
:. Grand treasurer and Secretary and Depu-
:. Grand Senior and Junior Wardens.
@. Past Grand Masters.
TO- Trustees: Cabel. Evans, Mayer, and Bid
good.
II. Trustees: Tanner Tower, Courtney, anu
bess.
T. Grand Orator ani President Masonic Tenn
pie Association.
49, Grand faster and Deputy Grand Master.
Tho above viii form on Main street, right re-t-
Ing on fifth street.
rho column will move at IL o'clock VI. sharp
and route II mar,h will be published IN due
time.
Platforms ha-c been erected and assigned u
deterrent OrganizRtions: also one 20 She public.
Ushers Will be ln attendance. so children under
the age Of afteeu years viii Doe ADM tel 10 tho
grounds unless accompanied ~ treir parents.
JAMES u. ChPERS.
nolI-3t Grand Marshal.
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u,,rDton mi vicinity.
lCorrespondenco O tho Nichm0hl DI7paVVu'I
HAurroN, VA, November 10 lSoS.

Correspondence OF the idchmohi Dispatchl
HAMPTON, VA. November 10, 1855.
Rev. Mr. Price will DE formaliY insIl.ieu
as pastor Of the Presbyierim cburch here on
next Thursday night. A number OF emit
neut divine, are expectei TO be prescott;
The Young Meas Christian As'O''A'iou
expects TO hold bazaar 10 December
one colofed man shot and KILLED Aholher
I'm York county lew days ago. The SHOOT
inc is claimed TO have been accidental
An old colored msn was beaten ava Iouoeu
on the road 10 old Pointa few nights ago ny
a number OF colored men.
IL is reported that the Republicans al New
port News Will endeavor TO have the luoses
of election OF that precinct brought oe'oie
Inc United States Court on charge OF "O-
slrucuug voters sad discrimination between
white and colored. fAOL'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

NOR RENT, MARKET CARE
L DRN, SLAUGHTER-hOUsB ORDAIEY. IL
Large lot acres
FRAME DWELLING. 4 rooms, and numerous
t-baillings. stables. g., on Orange street near
First. only so per month.
~ 1.et d. THOMPSON brown & co.
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CoRNER-sToSE LAYisG:
GRAND LopaE or ViE1ISTA,l
GRAHD sECRErABYis OFFIcE

RicnaogD. VA. November :. 1888
THE MOST WORSHIPFUL> a.
1 GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA wilt w
hold a special communication on WE'D
NESDAT, l4tn instant. at II o'clock A. W, At ~
ALBAEs Hale, for the purpose u laying nc -
ner-et9ne OF tho Masonic Tempie. corner Broad
ard Adams streetS Members are requested .
Be punctual IN attendance. -,
By order Of The Most Worlhpfnl Grand MES
ter. WILLIAM Is. IsAACs,
Grand Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

4 uCTION SALE OFTEN SQUARES
"A N MANCHESTER ADJOINING THE
MARX PROPERTY AND KNOWN A. MARX
ADDlTlOS-By Uriss ~ decree ia the Chan
Gerry Court II Richmond, Va, dated juno y
lss. &. Oh. COeAr'lin. who sues, Sc. pialp'ih,
10 i. H. DOlley aud Philip a. Purcell trusios =.
aud ats. defendants althOr1iug tho under
signed A. trustee iu a rerfHin decd ~ trust nom
Charles ". IUrcell AMI H.ie, dated May ~ 80,
D. eel tho property thereby conveyed, SHAH
proceed 10 sell. On the premises, On
THURSDAY. NOyENBsR IL ISIS.
beginnIng ~ "a T.. 81. the PROPERTY 70.
.criboi IN saii decree AMI Decd 10 VII: len
LOTS rlUarcsi. Nos. -. o. o.. q, ~, 81. o. ,.
81. aud 81, aItoiniug he town % hAuchoiio' Ia
the county OF Chesterheii, bOunio1 on he npf'h-
east By Jackson street. Ou tbs southNc.t ~ a
street separating said lots from 90. NArx es-
tate. on tie southeast ~ M0-gsn strrol, aud "a
tie northwest ~ Nagry street. The above ir-
scrbed property will be greatly enhanced ia
ynluo for building houses ~ be nesrne.s ~ tho
proposed electric railroad nat will cnyss hajVs
bridge ani run up Hull street. Pat 81 properly
al tie Olloo ~ 100 auctioncor-.
TERMS: by consent, one fourth cash: halsncs
IN siK. twelve and eighteen months: neg0uhbis
notes, per cent Interest aided. sui the pur.
chaser5 waving he homestead exemption ADD
secured b. retention II giue on H0ii real estsle.
". 4. COWAkDlN,
0c3 Trustee.
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AUCTION sALxs-vasnse Dsys.

AUCTION sALxs-Fasnye Dsys.
By jams b. Elan.
Real Etate Agent and Auctionssr,
iiis Main street.
ALL THE REAL ESTATE
~ BELONGING TO
TIE ESTATE or THE LATE AYLErT 4
wooDsog, CONSISTING or
THREE DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSES.
STORE,
ASDA
VACANT LOT
on TWENTY-FIVE STREET.
Al PUBLIC AUCTION,
by ORDER OF TUE COURT
Va Of the city Of Rich
Woodson q ala moni.
In pursuance OF tho docrco Of October .. 1884,
In the Rbove-nafned cause. tho undersigned,
special commissioners. Will sell ~ pubic auc-
ton, on the promises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ~. isSS
IN tho order hereia after named. the VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE referred - IN said decree. beRin-
ming ut 81 O'Clock y. ". with the ATTRACTIVE
RESIDENCE, No 500. on the east side % twenty
attn sircet between Clay and Leieh streetA
tEo-story basement detached FRAME
DWELLING Of eight rooms. besides ballroom.
closets. &c. Kitchen and ssbie. city water, gas.
culyert cCnnecfions, &c; Tho lot fronting ~ foet
AMI extending back between parallel lines
about i25 feet 20 = paved slley.
inc NEAT AND DESIRABLE TWO-SrORY
FRAME TENEMENT DWELLING No. 81, on
tho east eide 81 Twenty-0fth street between
Leigh ane NJ streets, containing seven rooms.
with the usual ccnyenienccs: tho lot fronting 3
feet aud extending back between parallel lines
The VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING 80. ca
At he southeast corner OF Twenty fnh aud
streets containing nine rooms: city water. gas,
Sc and in uice tricr: Tue lot frolung 50 fees
on 'rwenty-0fth street ant extending back be-
/ tween parallel lines about % lccL
Tho IMO-SrORI FRANE SfORS. With LOT
fronting 80 feet on tho cast SIDE 81 lWeuty-nfih
street between u aud = streets aud extending
back betwoen parallel linos I'D feet % an alley
~ feet wide and
TIE DESTRNGLg VACANT LOT fronting %
| feet On the east sido 81 Tw"niy-tfth street To
/ tween AMI streets. extending bach be-
! tween parallel upes ieo feet 90 An aliey ~ feet
vile aud adjoining. On tho NO. N, tho above
named store ana lot
TgKws: One thiri cash he balance I'm equal
instruments az six and twelve fnOntns, ~ neso-
table notes. with interest adiei and title "a 10
retained until the entire pur'haso-money Is pad
and conveyance ordered by the Court
BgN. 4. CHI Mp.
W. ". COSBY. JH..
Special Commissioners
J. u. RLAH. Auctoncor
WOopsOS. BY. &C., PLAINTIFF. AGAINST WOOD
foy AND ALA, pEYsspANIs-ls rms GRAN
CRRY CouRT oF ruS CRY ~ RICHMOND.
| I. Charles W. Coidin. clerk Of sail court, cor
tify that 10 hond required 81 the spes'tAl CON-
ma .sioners by The dcs'ree II said cause Of uSto-
! Der a. iSss. has been duly given.
Given under M hand tnis 1871 day OF Otto
nos CHARLES W. GoDDIN
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BY n. ". B0we,
Real Estate Auctioneor.
Real Estate Aucuoneor
TRUSTEES SALE
or rHs
MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
0Y1us
LATE JAMES DUNLOP,
1T rHB
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FIFTH STREETS, By
AUCTION
TRUSTEES SALE

Byvrtue ~ two doe IS ~ trust, the FIRST 20 y
". Bove and r. II. steger, trustee. dai"i 2tn
Juno lN>i AMI the %. her 20 John II. cay AL
aid Bowr, trustees, iated october 3, 10. ani
recorded iu tho clerks ONO" ~ the Chanccry
Court OF Richmond. TOO FORMER In Decd hook
.3 u. on PAGE 1gt ami the later IN beel-sooA
lD \. on page ~, We wiil -eu iy auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER -. lssS,
NJ $50 o'clO.k T. VI. tho large, wnll-built, and
nuely-locatcd ltE>tDkNCE AND GkOt Nos -
tho northeast corner II Franklin and Fun
streets this dHoiling was built oi tho very
choicest frisl-, in tho best manner. aud
without regard ID 'psf. and Il today alm0-t as
good a. pew tu It. nrrRngemonts u h al thht
couu Doe le-irCi. aud It's location l. central AMI
At the Same tiinn fashionable and attractive. u
ia a house lhat must % -eou o. h. properly np-
pra, iate.i. and invite ali Interested q tho
roughly examine r.
A. -iIE FOk AN UPTOWN HOTEL hefo
couli ho uotaing h.oro suitable, combining u, II
does con raft II location. - elicuce AMI lul =
ness 81 situation agi surroundings, with an clo-
yafllr tpnt in-irv- reiicst'nF ureeIes ~ AL
times. Tho area ~ tins property -guii" equal
% that ~ o.. .aWou, "NindiJr Hotel" Ia SO"
l.rk. being llNil3 ieat tu size.
ltie-lirtl th' ~. l1cuce, Witn about seventy
| i've f.stof .rluui, will 900 roli u Que parcel
and tto r1rrui Iots nor b = the siirn,o NIL IA
! that r,ont bee -od il sike. ~ suit. tOr fufthor
particular. .l.tnn the au,tiOuecr.
YgKNs: Atsaa ~ ". BOWIE.
A. n. NlE1kR,
JOuN b. CITY,
mol Trustees
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ny y. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioaecr.
GRANITE. GRANITE, GRANITE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT OF
LAND NEAR RICHMOND. VA.
IMMEDIATELY on THE RICHMOND AND
ALLRGHANY RAILROAD.
AND CONTAINING INEXHAUsTIBLE BEDS
OF FINE GRANITE.

Py virtue OF tho hercinsfter-mentionet decree
! viii sell by auction, a. he Office 81 The Guc-
toneer. No. n0rth Eleventh street, m The CITY 0t
Kichmord, Va. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30 iSsS
az o'clock p. NJ. the TRACT or LAND above
referred to, lying about one and one half miles
vest ~ tho city OF Richmond IN tho Richmond
aud Allegheny railroad. on whth 10 has worry,
very long front, containing 37S ACRES. and
known 10 De- underlaid with fne quaity ~
granite, ON witch account this land has great
value. The profitable qnarries 81 the fhiiadel-
phia Granite Company adjOin this land. and now
that the Ches apoaxe and Ohio aud the Richmond
ant Allegheny railroads have Tanlc arrange
ment the facilities for shipment OF stone east or
west Is all that could DO desired.
Remember the great Vest Il largo user OF
our granite. and that this land ~ on The only
ROAD leading directly 60 hat part Of our country
TgRMs: one fourth cash, and she residue al
six. twelve, and eighteen months Tor notes, Win
interest added and title retained.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

UIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED
III AND UNINPROVED EAST Clay
sTRFET PROrERTl.-At tns request u no
owner we van sol by auction, upon tho premises.
On
TUESDAY fHs i5rn DlY on Soyeasss. issS
atasD O'Clock r. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE
RWICK RESIDENCE No. ~ east Clay street, siih
me VACANT LOT attached. The whole properly
has a front Of 30 2-la feet by depth OF lao foet
40 An alley ntteen feet side. inis n inceed a
very attractive piece Of property. aud should
draw al Ia qusst u homo sites where thore Is
sufiicionl roona Ia which ~ move. breathe. snt
have your being. aud saeoze Without waxing up
your neighoor's caby.
NOT AucioassrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

DO YOU have dysreptic troubles iakS
Hoods Sarsaparila. which has relieved IuVu'
ssnds aud viii cure you Sold by druggists.
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TnrRsDAY. NoyENBaR p. -.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
4 SMALL HOUSE o. WEST MOORE NEtR
HARRISON STkEkT-By virtue Of certain
decd ef trust 81 record Ia the clerks once OF mo
Richmond CoaGcrry Court, In Deadlock ~ b,
page 81, default having been made m The Pay
ment OF tue note thereby secured AMI teipg re-
qUired by tho holder thereof 10 81 10, W. Will sell
BY auction, upon ihs pfemlseA GA
THURSDAY. NOvEABER IS, issS,
ct ~ O'clock +. a.. LOT OF LANp, 9Th .
small FRAN DWELLING thereon. On the north
line Of Moore near Harmon street, hsyins a
front Of II tect74 inches BY depth a 100 iees
10 an alley. Properly Ia tris section rents veil
and yields q good Income upon the outlay.
TKgMs. WI De easy ani maio kuOsu - tine
OF sale. A. J.. CHEW NiNG.
EDWARD = NOSE.
no8 TrasteeA