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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-06
AUCTION sALEs-Yu.ure Days.
BY 2. A. Cstliu.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctonoer.
No. Eleventh street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF A LARGE
II NUMBER or LOTS AND EIGHT SMALL
DWELLINGS ~ THE EAST END NEAR LIBBY
HILL.-At the request % the executors 81 hiram
W. Tyler. deceased, will sell nj auclion' on inc
promises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1893.
commenting a. ~ O'Clock p. ~, the following
descr lbed PROPERTY: -
TWO TWO-S rORY-AND. BASEMENT FRAME
NEMESTS. containing six rooms, on the
north side Of Franklin street between Ihirt'e'h
aud Thirty-nrst streets
TWO SIMILAR DWELLINGS on the south SIDE
of Franklin street opposite the above.
TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS al tho
corner OF Thirty nrst aud Main streets.
TWO SMALL BRICK TBNEMENIS AZ me
northeast corner OF Main and Thiriy-fr.t streets.
All Of the aforementioned buildings are nov
occupied aud are paying well.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
these sales arc made about go FEET OF
GROUND on Franklin, Main, aud Thiriy-nrst
streets will be sold Ia lots 10 suit About 900 Ioet
Of this land lays beautifully, has good dopth.
and will be sold a. such figures as will lustiy me
erection Of small dwellings on IL for renting pur-
poses. -,...
This sale should attract host OF purchasers
and you may miss grand opportunity by stay
ing away Take borse-csrs 20 LIBBY Hiil
api L. q. CAlLlN, a ueelO-lo2i,
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BY Sampson & Adamson.
Real Estate Auctloneers aad Insurance Agents
s3 Hull street, Manchester, Va

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
4 BILE STORE AND LOT Ar THE CORNER
OF FOURTH AND HULL STREETS, MAN
CHESTER, YA.--By virtue Of q deed OF trust
from W. J. Jones and wife dated March b. 1917,
duly recorded IN the clerks Office Of the Hustings
Court OF the city Of Manchester, Va, in Deed
Book ,, page 4l9. default having been made IN
the payment of certain note secured thereby,
/ will sell at public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY. APRIL 16, 1885,
al $50 2. NJ. tho above-described PROPERTY
The lot fronts 50 feet on Hull street and runs
back between Fourth street and q line parallel
herewith 80 fect TO an alley. The building con-
tains. In addition to largo store. about hve
comfortable dwelling rooms. This ~ good bust
ness stand, and the new line OF street-cars VIII
run in front II IT, Altogether 70 Is a splendid
opportunity for a profitable Investment Come
to the sale and Judge for yourself
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay costs OF exc
cutting this trust and a balance Of 5000 due on
said note and the interest on said 5000 from
March -. 1855. til paid tho balance upon such
terms a. will be made known at the sale.
JOHN p. SAMPSON.
Personal Representative OF f. J. sampson, de-
ceased, Trustee.
SAMSON & ADAMSOE Auctioueers. ap5
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BY George f. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRA.
4 BILE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
ABOUT FIFTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND.
CONTAINING ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES, FRONTING on THE BJCklNS-
HAM ROAD AND RUNNING BACK TO THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD, AND
NEAR COALFIELD STATION - IMPkOV =.
MENTs CONSIST OF A GOOD, FlNE-kOOM
FRAME HOUSE, STABLE, BARN, AND GOOD
ORCHARD.-In execution Of certain deed ~
trust from John Steele. dated August, y, 100,
default having be0n made In tho payment o. tho
notes therein secured, 1 will sell - pubic auc-
ton, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. APRfL II, 1889,
atop NJ the aboye-described PROPERTY.
TERMS: Cash As 70 expenses OF sale ana 70
pay OF two notes. ono for fS6V ard he other Tor
fis with interest Oh both from February "
1885, 70 day Of sale. Balance upon such terms a.
may be announced on day OF sale.
{. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD, Agctioneer. NH
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AUCTION sALEs-Fnture Days.
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street
rrrTrON GALE OF A SMALL

A UCTION SALE OF A SMALL
"A. FRAME HOUSE, No. 2i3 SOUTH TENTH
STREET (BETwEEN CANAL AND bi hD
sTREErSl.-At the request OF the owner, VINO IS
n nonresident. we shall offer for sale at pubic
auction, upon tho premises, On
MONDAY AFRIL 9, lssS,
nj EGO O'Clock p. H., the PROPERTY aboge de-
scribed. The HOSE has sour rooms. and snow
rented land has been tor long tinoj 10 a gooi
tenant. -,
This property will pay n good per cent ON the
In yestment -. 80
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON w.,
ana huctlonoers.
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By b. NJ. QuarIes, Auctloueer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
4 FARM on TIRE DARBYTOWN ROAD.
ABOUT SIX NILES FROM THE CITY, ADJOIN-
ING TIE LANDS or FRANKLIN STEAhNs
AND OTHERS.-In execution Of a certain deed
Of trust from julius o. Brodle 70 the undersigned
"a trustee bearing date October -, 1855, aud duly
recorded In the Clerks Onlce Of Henrico County
Court, | will offer for sale, at Heurico county
courthouse,
TUESDAY, APRIL l0rH,
the second day OF the term, az l9 o'clock 81, be-
ing required so TO do by the holder Of the note
thereby secured, default having been made 10
the payment Of the same. the PROPERTY con
yeyed by said deed, aud described "a follows
"All that certain tract or par 'el Of land lying
and being in Hcnrico county. on the Central o..
Darbytown road, containing FIFTY ACRES.
moro or less. adjoining the lands Of Franklin
Stearns, Michael Harvey, Mrs. Robertson, and
others"
Parties desiring to purchase will do VOL 70
visit this before day OF sale and inspect pIemi-
ses.
Terms: Cash IA 70 expenses Of sale and sum
ceut tO pay OF and discharge a note OF SlOlbJ,
with interest from October %. 1857 AZ % the re-
mainder. on such terms "a said julius o. Biodle
may demand a. sale, or. In case Of his failure 80
10 DO as the trustee shall think best.
apps JOHN Ii. DlNNEEN. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-06

The body is more susceptible TO bene-
at frsm Hoods sarsaparilla now than at
any other season Therefore take it
nov.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-06
BY =. \. Cailin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
By Manning c. Staples * Co,
Real Estate aud Loan Brokers.

Real Estate aud Loan BrObers
4 UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
n WEST MAIN STREET REAL ESTATE,
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
AND LYING BETWEEN SHORT AND HARNIE
STREEIS.-At the request Ot the owner, who
wants money, We will sell on
MONDAY. APRIL Q, 1883.
a. 5 o'clock z. NJ, upon the premises, the above
PROPERTY. lying on the south side Of Main
street aud fronting thereon % feet by 100 feet
deep. The improvements consist OF frame
dwelling Of Ave rooms.
TERMS: s9g3. . on NoVemb Der II, 1888: 81 $50 or
November II, lss9, and the balance IN cash.
MANNING {. STAPLES & CO.,
aD5 AucfiOueera
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n1nu,lnNn FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, tkEDEhtt hopN -.
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. ->cAed
commencing FEBRUARY :, 1885 eastern s.sl'
ard time: ,.,-....,.
rs A. N. leaves Byrd-s1eet stssicn daily s'op'
only az Ashland. Junction. hlh54.
AMI Fredericksburg. Sleeper
Washington. Leaves Wash4ES soA '.'
New York as ii:s9 A. NJ. 1911
sio a. NJ, leaves Byrd.sueet s.ailon, 's -, u
extra faro - charged. paiiy AaA''
no local stops
Ii;u A. A., leaves Byrd-sireet stSIon 49, 49, p,
cept sunday. Loayes AsAlhS I" A'''
New York az AiOt, VI. -.
s0p ~. leaves Dyrd-stree, ''S''oa '''''
ieSs A NJ. arrives 81 ById-s.see, ''Aiioa IA"
sleeper from New ors. Al.
assP. NJ, arrives az Byrd street s'S'iS ,A, "a,
stops AZ Frederick sourg, huiotl' -,
Junction. Sleeper NON W asllus -
TiSP. NJ, arrives Byrd-stfeei station, o, '; rs..a
Pullman Yestibule usin. on ~.
extra fare u charged Daily. hAAN
no local stops An,
ie4sP. h., arrives q. byri-Strees ss ,,a, Wasa
sxeept sunday Sleeper noA "''-
@gtou.
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAur zxcEFr sUSDAsa
sooP. ", seoommoaA,ios .s s.s.0 sy -
seaP. NJ, leaves s'eai arrives I" A'AiA"1 .
so1A NJ Northumberland. arrives 81 byri.
Street stsuon: leaves Ashland sss~
.sp. NJ. arrives =; v; .. EIOA leaves Ashland Al
c. A. TAYLOR General riekss Assa. a
+ Z. D, Nxsks. aeasssi saPstiA'ssSsA>
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RAILROAD LrgEs.
||iia 81 49,. - -:


CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROUTE
" SCHEDULE TAXING ERIECr
HAkCh }, 1874
LEAVE RIcByOsD
ei3 A. ". for Newport News. Ga Point Ca,
fort AID norfolk daily Purns,
~ eco ca % Ola f.iHr
Ii:o5 A. N. Through aud ipli Msi - CID t.,f,.,
West. eEcopi sunday s.oepep e. Z
$50 P. NJ Tor Sewror Nrr' ~ Pom. Of
Norfolk. ercept ~u.I r....
I8rDr car Nna..FF . |..
100 p N. charlosis-,iilo loom-.olA. s. q.
copt sunday
e2s z. NJ. Tor Louisville. Ct..nnar o. a..
81 LouIs. Mempt o.. hsr 3D.
leans-tsst lfrr r'l Hr.l
Pulimsns daily DnI7 r..fs r..l. Z
Puilmans West from D. .uo.i
AERigs ~ Ei.aslsD
80 A. NJ. CEarlofte.viis Ar.onn ,'sro,. ID.
cryt sunday.
1875 A. NJ. HON NDsio.E. 90 r,at go Ns.
port Ness rtregt SIMILAR r....
fariDr cor oIl l'0.lft Wa.
40 r. ". from lDes loinh a.4 - Hes. q.
CeJf sunday
eiO P. NJ. f-,m Ola POM. S,rgoI, Nes,..t
Norfolk daily I'll. |HI IH... .r
Oh fo.nt fob ..a. s.t ...
VILE.
foO ?. y. n 'm i0lisV.Ie al .Il..r.ar az
kKpress daily.
Depot. segente-nth a.. I-r.- afrrr,.
Tickets A. 1909 Main street 30. sos f-.t
o. "a Its
General o. s.l tss-t
WILLIAMS C. WicSuAs, BE- l..... .,.,
and OHIO raigsY
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT sfyla,

JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALE CHARGED BY
RAIL LINES.
FIRSrCLASS MEALS
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States NALL
CAPrAIs DEYO,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY q. 7
A. NJ. (SrREEr-CARS CONNECT II FULL
TIAE) for above named places. arriving az Nor
folk ABOUT 800 z. n. Returning. tho steamer
leaves Norfolk. Old Point. and Newport News
90 alternate days, arriving at Richmond about
$50 p. NJ.
Through tickets 10 aDoye-named points on sale
on steamer and a! CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main
street.. Baggage checked through.
SrATE-ROOMS ENGAGED FOX DAY
OR NICHE
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
smitbdeld, Hampton. Old Point Waverly, and
Hicx sford, Va Washington, ID. c.. NeNDerne.
Washin gton, and Tarboro', y. c.; all stations on
Atlantic and Danyllle railroad, SeabOa.d and
Roanoke railroad. Norfolk southern railroad.
and Eastern North Carolina generally: also, for
Eastern Shore OF Virginia aud ell regular land
ingS on the James and happahsnnock rivers, az
LOWEST RATES, and through bills Issued.
LuCIEN Is. TArUM. Vice-Presldent.
No. iii7 Main street ana kockettS
IKyIS WRIsiGSk. Freight aud Passenger Agent
NH 81
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A TLANTIO COAST LINE.
TRAINS NOREnWAkD.
.paIlE tpally ereep. snnaay.
sroPPING.PLAcES

DAILY tDhlly except oAhlh}
sToPPING-PLACES
Nos. q and Is make 10 stops No. 2 sic1'
only on signal at Manchester and Chrs.sf n"
~ stops only "a signal 80 chester, Cenira 81,
ana Manchester No IS stops on sis's4 ~ 8 .
regular statonA No 66 siops "a ssuai a. d.
regular stations and also 3, Temple ana prs
Walthau Nos. 81. 80. 50. "a, s., Ahd ., WI s,'y
az all stations for passengers.
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos u and 3 sleeping-cars b-.Eeel
New York and Tampa. Fla. ,riI Ja,ssolii. .'.
On Trains EOs Il and q sleepng-cars het~e.
WAshingtOn aud Charleston. on lfaih D..
sleeping.cars between Washington A1i -
sonvnle on Train No. - SLEEP lng-cArs to.Fee4
jacksonville and New York
On 1rsins Nos. q aud y sleepiag-csrs be.-
Washington and VhomAsYi.l0 On trans '.'
Is and Go sleeping-cars between NA'-'-s
and Wilmington
In addition 70 the above ...
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA sPf'if 80,
CONSISTING OF vEsrIBULB FCLLBAS cAt. go
leave Richmond, south bound. daily, a. % =. "
aud arrive ~ Petersburg AZ D. y. lea,
Petersburg. north bound, dany, a. '-j A. D.
and arrive a. Richmond a. A. NJ
Extra fare Is charged on this train
THE ONLY ALL-kAIL LINE To NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRYL
Richmond. 'io5s A NJ INorfolk.......9,' y.
Richmond 1905 P. N. Norfolk. ...-..5 . B. A.
Norfolk. $50 a. NJ. kichuond.. .ias Al
Norfolk .'t:s0P. u. kicnmoui. $50 B. ~.
These trains also make cloee connections
Farmvlle Lynehburg, and sOuihsesIcrl ft.. =
and all stations on Ihe Norfolk an Western .a
road, except the 1858 ualn PASSENGER
polnts west Of Petersburg should tase ~ ~
A. N. train instead *. n, = =.
E.T.D. MYsRs, General Superintendent
I. N RxMkKsoN. General Passenger ASel-
SOL. HAAS, Tracic Manager i.--
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DEPARTURE STEAMERS.
0F.--00-7-'|N---Ns ~.0-----0-e--c~
old DOMINION STEAM sfRsR
~ sulP COMPANY. -a<szaiss-

FOR NEW YORK.
steamers lcaye Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY at I. NJ.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 81 r.
NJ, arriving Ia Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY NORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare % New IorK via James-riyer
route Including meals AMI bertn) ...-....s9 90
Round. trip tickets, limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II N
Storage with sistence......,........... 800
SteeraRe without subsistence. ............. "
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road .-...s.s.--+.s ~ W
Cabin fare tia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ~ w
Tickets can be obtained at A. W. Garber's. 1000
Main street Chesapeake and Ohio and Eich-
mond aud Petersburg depots. and at company's
oficos. 1901 Main street. aud wharf Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through bills Of lading
ssued for points beyond New YORK
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rsu-
way via Newport News u; A. ~. and By
Richmond and Petersburg railroad same days.
az 1919 A. NJ. will make connection ~ NOR
FOLK With steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO.. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street, and
Aoa3 Com pany's wharf. Rockets.
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DICHMOND, FREDERlCkSBCBI
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN KlCa.
NOND And BALI MOkLlN LAch
DIRECTION
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Corresponiingly quick tine fo ottsr rr.l..
Through bills u laling .ss-el 80 '1w rates,
a.. q. TAYLOR
nol GencIsi Freight tssl-
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MARCH g., 1855
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS To rs SCHBCAl

LEAVE RICHMOND
tess A ~ Daily. ia Ri-hmr s.i re's-s .-r
A. ~ arrive ~ f.lz41I
935 A. y. Day FG kietm01I $50 Peters .rg
"a Dad. Arr 81 .i Irfer-.4rg
a. 81 No. lsaff. H.fHraH.rs I
a. ". f1r Farm wife. lyr.lt.rs. F. f.
p0s" Bristol. hrIKgas. a4I a.
pOln,s s,ulh ald sect
THROUGH CAR 70 .YNCHBCRG
sos P. ". Daily. ga Richmoal and Pe'e0-a-g
railroad. Arrive Petersburg
N leave Petersburg us T.. II .a r
arriving Norfolk s-3 T.. v. H.. 81
car Richmond ~ A0rolk.
800 p. X. Daily. va Ri1hmund and PETERSBURG
railroad Arrive ~ Petersburg c %
J.. 81, coLlectinF s.t % Train 10.
leaving Po-er-buyE AZ f.3o r. n. ~
Farmu, -. lynch 4rg Roanoke. hr..
toi. knoxville. Chattanooga, AMI a..
points south ani WosL
PULLMAN sLREPIN GEAR ACCOMMOut.
TONS.
No f--Sleepingc car from Petersburg o hr'snl
without change. aai Lyuch0grg - Aem. 80
without change.
No. s-Lyuchburg . New Orleans. All hes-
noketO Chattanooga. WlihQr, change.
Tickets, bsggags-checkS gti al in'orm1' a
can be obtained % ri. al. Prio.-
railroad depot A. 8. 10 Nai4 s.r0e
and at The COmpB@ q, ~ el-t h4-4
street ". p. baf ...l-
General L. - anI Ticket As'lL
CHARLES q. EDDY, .'.t r.lielL
General once. Roanoke, 30 uA
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ARRIVE Kfl Hnhu
4fj p ". Ma faIy .t.e.f r4.r r
$50 A. NJ. ACCDMHU. tI. Jt Ga.T .ar..r.
Sun ~
;:lj 4. II. NlGnr 80 fHEss JAY .st-sltN.a-
dzY.
CO1NEC lions
Abolition Forge win CLe-7.eaka 40 GAL,
railway for the south. Vest lnl N1-.. se.-
AZ LynchblrR wifh Ncrfo.f ani Mr,t-rl a ..
ROAD Tor all points S1Ith. Solf. ast aat r..l
west, and Virginia Midland rs.aay f.laa
North AMI south
A. Richmond with Associa'ei IaIrsy, .rs.
points n tho south, aui q. 4u.4t. tr-.ss -
burg and Potomac railroad f.r ne t.rr
Al Lexington with Ralt..l.r. arl NE.. -s.
road, making close connections - Nsrthrf
Ferry % and from Fltsb4rsL AL 10 - sst 800
Slesping-ea, ai,aehs4i u s.sAs krpr,,, 70 L,rl-
kuyg
sleeping-csrs LyuchOgrg ~ HeuEas. rss .-
leans and Litile Rock.
Trains marked uali. .slt sunday.
tickets sold 20 ali gH.r'. o. -ttt
Main street, 1900 Main elr"st. tft at t
and AIegEsny depot tisr,n a.f a a. .--tt
JOIN a. hAiNI |..
NH % CONCEAL pa.-eus.rA-
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROUTE
" SCHEDULE TAXING ERt ECr
AAkCn J, ls3l
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-12-06
For What it is Worth.

The Van Vert Ne,Os gets off the fol-
lowing: "After the defeat of the Demo-
cratic party and the Inauguration of
Abraham Lincoln as President of the
United States, q former resident of Van
Vert planted an apple tree on farm
now occupied by Jacobs, saying that it
would grow until the Democracy again
triumphed. The tree grew, would bios
som in season, but never bore fruit un.
til the Democrats elected majority OF
the members of the lower house, in 1867
the tree bore few small apples, but they
withered away and it never blossomed
again until the year 1884, when twenty
bushels of fine fruit We're gathered and
it has borne each season until the pres
ent. But since the last canvass the tree
has been gradually dying and on the
morning when Chairman Brice con-
ceded the election of Gen. Harrison, il
fell, completely extracting every root,
and leaving nothing to show its fornor
position except large hole filled with
water of SALTY taste.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-12-06
Eilsip nodded.

Eilsip nodded
"And | suppose remarked Calton, In
slightly sarcastic tone, that is another Of
your proofs against Moreland. He knew TINT
Whyte had chloroform on him, therefore he
followed him that night and murdered himf
"Well, p
ats lot of nonsense" said the barrister
impatiently There's nothing against More
land to implicate him If he killed Whyte,
what made him GO and see Frettlbyr
"But," said Kilsip, sagely nodding his
head, "if, as Moreland says, he had Whytes
coat in his possession before the murder, how
is it that should discover it afterwards up
a fir tree in the Fitzroy gardens, with an
empty chloroform bottle in the pocketP
"He may have been an accomplice." sug
gested Calton.
whats the good Of all this conjecturing
said Chinston impatiently, now thoroughly
tired of the discussion "Read the confes-
sion, and we will soon know the truth, with
out oil this talk"
Calton assented, and all having settled
themselves to listen, he began to read what
the dead man had written
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-12-06

for him saw there was nothing more to
be done Gt that time, so, in despair. went
homo and waited for the next day, in fear
lest he should carry out his determination
Nothing, however, turned up, and was be-
ginning to think that Whyte had abandoned
his purpose, when heard that he had been
murdered in tho hanson cab. was in great
fear leH the marriage certificate would be
found on him, Tut as nothing was said about
it legan to wonder knew he had it on
him, so came To the conclusion that the muir
derer, whoever he was, had taken 1t from the
body, and would sooner or later come to Inc
to extort money, knowing that dare not de-
nounce him. Fitzgerald was arrested, and
afterwards acquitted, so | began to think
that the certificate had been lost, and my
troubles were at an end However, was
always haunted by dread that the sword
was hanging over my head, and would fall
sooner or later. was right, for two nights
ago Roger Moreland, who was an intimate
friend of Whyte's, called on me and pro-
duced tho marriage certificate, which he
offered to sell to me for five thou
sand pounds In horror, l accused him
of numbering Whyte, which he de-
MED at first, but afterwards acknowl-
edged, stating that ! dare not betray
him for my own sake. | was nearly mad
with the horror was placed in. either to de-
nounce my daughter as iliesitimate or let a
murderer escape the penalty Of his crime.
At last agreed to keep silent, and handed
him check for G5,00O pounds, receiving in
return the marriage certificate. | then
made Morcland swear to leave the colony,
which he readily agreed to do, saying Mel
bourne was dangerous. When he left l re-
aected upon the awfulness of my position,
and had almost determined to commit sui
eide, but, thank God, saved myself from
that crime wrote out this confession in
order that after my death the true story OF
the murder of Whyte may be known, and
that any one who may hereafter be accused
of the murder may not be wrongfully pun,
ished Ishave no hopes of Moreland ever re-
ceiving the penalty of his crime, as when this
is open all trace of him will, no doubt, be
lost. will not destroy the marriage GER
tificate, but place it with these papers, SO
that the truth of my story can be seen. In
conclusion, | would ask forgiveness OF my
daughter Margaret for my sins, which have
been visited on her, but she can see for her
self that circumstances were too strong for
me- May she forgive me, as hope God in
his infinite mercy will, and may sho. come
sometimes and pray over my grave nor
think too hardly upon her dead father."
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fro DE CoNTIyUED.l
This is the Way Some of Them Read

KINGSTON CENTER o., Feb. 9th, 1888.
The J. w. BRANT Co.
Please send me 3 dozen Brant's Pulmonary
Balsam quick, as we are all out. Your Bal
sam is big success and Is daily receiving
favorable recommendations. Our clergy
man. Mr.. Ruddick says, "No one knows the
value of Brants Pulmonary Balsam until he
has tried it. Shall not be without it in my
house."
Fletcher Waldron says, Had been a suf-
ferer from Asthma for many years, and
Brant's Pulmonary Balsam gave more imme-
diate relief than any medicne ever tried. ="
Ship same as before" Respectfully,
NEEDLES & WILCOX.
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WINTERS, CAL, Nov. 28th, 1887.
The j. w. BRANT Co.:
Replying to yours of the 14th inst, will say
that my ailment is Scrofula in the right foot,
have had a running sore on it nearly all the
time since was three or fonr years old-am
now over fifty-have used great deal of
medicine and many kinds of salves and oint-
ments, but your Turkish Ointment seems to
be doing it more good than anything Lhave
ever used. E. HEMENwAY.
Also warranted for Eruptiye Diseases,
Burns. Freezes, Bruises, Sprans. Chapped,
Hands. Group. etc. Twenty-Five cents and
warranted by Saur Il Balsley. If
G,.Lcoriko fcar thn MoI,ucIIJI,Irc,r Il hQ q
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ought to be the motto OF every Lodge
in the State; do all that is necessary
to succeed. The great drawback here-
tofore has been a want of union among
the farmers. They could never stick
together long enough to make any
demands, and were always the worst
abused class on earth. We hope they
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the old order Of things.
Please inform US who the proper
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We elected our same President, and
who is the proper person in that case?
Let us hear through your paper. l
sent you five or six names from our
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you may look out for others. ALI of
us are glad to get your paper every
week. Our best wishes for the sue
cess of the The PROGRESSIVE FARMER
and the Farmers Alliance. l am,
Respectfully yours,
W. S. WALKER.