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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18
An 9Echds Eom HoiEingtous

An @Ech0 Eom Hoisingtor
The Hoisington Echo, IN reporting
the republican sound up held there
Wednesday night says concerning
Caraways speechs
~Mr. Caraway addressed the people In
Q becoming manner for fully ono hour
on the political issues of the present days
He recalled back 90 the time Of the soar
when our next President; Ben. H2r-
rison, ~ was on the battle field riskiue
his own life to protect the great Amerls
can flag and make q united govern
ment to protect the loyal men Of this
great nation while Grover Cleveland
the noted vetGr was in Buffalo II. Ys
playing seven-up with the sboys.e
Grover Cleveland Is the candidate for
reelection to ths United States prese
idency, and the man who, If elected
viii put the government back to tho
times when the mothex viii have to
spin her own Clothes"
What a wonderful Safk shas mus
been upon the s'politictf issues 6 the
present dayl" How hrass and straights
forward the speakeS was 10 eonfine
himself thus 50 the Hvingt?) issues Of
tho dayI ISN'T il a wonder N,at he di8
not get back inte the dead past and
shake and rxttle the dry bones Of bye
gone dayss Foung voters Of Barton
county, do you take any stock in the
talk of such incendiary speakefs whose
|only aim appears to ssay one heighbo
against anothers % arouse the passion6
Of man that he. the speaker, may ffsy
upon them. and 7ead them where, In
sober and quiet thought. they would
mot gos Do YOU prefer the plans laid
down by such speakers TO those Of the
quiet, unimpassioned, unabusive ana
gentlemanly speakers who have sde
dressed you from the democratic stan&
pointf We think not Webelieve thae
when the returns come IN after tho eth
OF November you will answer by good
majorities for the entire democrats
ticket
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18

"THE REAL issue is whetheE we Gck-
ed the English in 1875, !" shouts McKin-
ley. sThe real issue is whether we
whipped the south in 1868" screams
ingalls,. In the meantime the farmers
are figuring how TO turn their OATS rye
and wheat into clothing and shelter eor
their families.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18
Thax All do IL

On every hand we hear of republicans
refusing to take part in joint discus
sions with democrats, on the issues Of
the campaign. First the republican
State central COMMITTEES Of Indiana re-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18
EDITORIAL BRIEFS.

w. B. NEWTON, of the MeCracken
Enterprise has received the republican
nomination for clerk of the district
court of Rush county. Barring his pol
itcs, Mr.. Newton is a good man fos the
position.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18

WE HAVE. for free distribution
among the people, the able and convinc-
ing speech of c. 8. Ebeys democratic
candidate for congress fog this, the 7th
district, delivered at Wichita August
IL, 1883. Anyone wishing copy of the
speech can have the same by calling at
this Office.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18

Mr.. PLUMB few Gears ago on the
floor of the senate: 81 beg of these (the
republicans who wanted Co increase
the protective tariff to consider Chat
the people are watching the proceeding.
that they want no higher taxes, as pro-
lection toAmerican industry, they want
to leave decent chance for . class of
people (the farmers) who, By reason Of
their calling, cannot be protected at all. !"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18

DEAR REPUBLICAN FRIENDS.-It
you have no Barton county speakers
who want to tackle oux Ellinwood man
-Hotchkiss-on the tariff question,
please don't send around any more inn
portations of the Archer stripe, who
can no more hold a candle TO cur next
representative than he can go swim
ming to-day in the Arkansas river. If
you know where you. can find Q good,
logical republican debater on the tariff,
send him around.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18

ANoNe the many surprises in this
cxpddSan win b tn Suts fn. KGisab..
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18

SPEAKERS talk about the thigh, pro-
tective tariff" We have ne high pro-
tective tarif-it is q high-handed, rob
Der tariff, tariff that with the sanc.
tion Of the law puts its hands into the
pockets of one class Of American
industries whose numbers are humid
reds of thousands. and pulls out their
hard earned money and hands it over
to another class Of American industries
whose numbers are in the hundreds.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18
City Treasurers Report

Olty Treasurers kepoft
The following report Of the city treas
urer, FOX Che quartes ending Septemb9
Is, 1885, shows the present standing Of
our city finances:
GENERAL FUND
JUNE 15.-Bal. on hand ssssa II II
Amt reed for hcensesssse 141 80
Z" . from taxea. 80. 3 s52 o.
- g - funding bond & 993 so
O. - g police fineses 4 10
% 032 80
P'd out On warrantssssssss6 s 500 81
SEPT. 15.-Bals on hand e ss so 433 SO
WATER FUND.
Amt reed from tax .sess.o e56 IS
@ paid out on warrantsss 742 50
SEPT. 15.-Baf on hand ss.s.e 212 81
JAMES CLAYTON, City Treasures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

ByN. W. BoWc,
Real Estate Auctloneer.
SALE OF THAT
SPLENDID PROPERTY
KNOWN AS TnE
UPPER ARLINGTON HOUSE,
SITUATED NEXT TO THE NORTHEAST COR
NER or SIXTH AND MAIN STREETS.

ny virtue Of n certain decd ~ trust bearing
dat on the Isl day OF Mar,h, 1921. recorded ia
the CLERKS oflre 81 tho Richmond thaucery
Court, Deed Book l2l C.. page i'o, to secure u
certain bond therein described, an by drectoh
Of tho holder Of sai1 bond aud tho drawers
thereof ! will coll Oy public auction, on the
premises. without limit or reserve, on
TUESDAY. SErTggBgR r. issS
NJ = O'Clock f. ". TINT SPLENDID PROPERTY
known a. no "IpFER RKLINGleN uOJS 81
situated on the NORTH line OF Man between SIKH
and Seventh streets!
The LOT fronts thirty-lyc feet. moro or le's'
on Main street. aud extends back between psral-
lei limos ono hundred and seven feet more or
less.
Tho improvements consist OF an elegant tour'
story and basement granite, marble, ana sto'E-
brick building. contHiuin ing eighteen large rooms,
besides dining-room-. pantry, closets w. &C.
and /. supplied with all needtul modern con-
veniencos.
Aproperty 50 well constructed either Tor rest
denee a fr-tclas5 clearinghouse. or Tor uai''
So eiicihly located being easily accessible 10 mo
business centre, either by foot or rsl. neris the
attention Of those seeking investment as euch or
m elegant home. An inspection IS respectfully
solicited.
TERMS: ono fourth cash: residue In equal
payments az six. twelve. and eighteen months
for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed, OF ali cash, n The option ~ IRE pur-
cpn-er. GEORGE N. DREWRI.
sod Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
CURSED HIS FATHER.
A TERRIBLE FREE FIGHT IN MADISON
COUNTY.
Rocks and Sticks Usei-Pursued into
Church-A Terrible
Scene.

MADISON G. H., Va, Sept. IL. ~.
4 fight took place at Good Hope Bap-
fist church to-day between one OF tho
ShflIcts and William Tucker, which cul-
minated in n general row. Rocks were
used freely. but nobody. it seems, was
seriously hurt. The disturbance oc-
cured Just as the services closed, and
before many of the congregation had
left the church. Tucker retreated into
the building and was followed by two
Shialets, Sandy Price, and Others IN hot
pursuit. Here terrible scene took
place. Price in "A violent rage throttcd
and cursed his own father, who was try
ing to quiet him. When our informant
lett Tucker had been taken away by
some of his friends. and the excitement
was subsiding. Further trouble, how
ever, is expected. The origin OF tie
fight cannot be learned.
Rev. J. $. Moses preached his fare
we'll sermon to-day at the Lutheran
church near this place. He will take
charge OF the First English Lutheran
church Of Richmond some time III Octo-
Der
Rev. W. G. Campbell, of Concord, n.
c., who is visiting in this county, was
prevented by sickness from filling his
appointment to preach at the Methodist
church here tonight.
The Circuit Court will convene next
Thursday. MADISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
THE NATt0S'~ lAw.MAKEKS.
Yesterday I'm Cons rcss-Sherma n TiX-
iug for IA speech.
fBy telegraph 10 The Dispatchl

WAsr1yGr0N. September Il, 1883.
Mr.. Mitchell introduced bill to reduce
the letter postage TO one cent an ounce.
Laid on the table. He also gave notice
that he would Thursday next submit
some remarks on motion 10 refer the
Presidents annual message.
Mir. Sherman offered resolution d.
recting the COMMITTEE on Foreign kela-
tions to inquire into and report at the
next session Of Congress the state Of the
relations Of the United states with Great
Britain and the Dominion Of Canada,
with such measures as are oxpedIcnt to
promote friendly commercial and poll
teal intercourse, the committee 10 have
leave TO sit during the recess OF Con
eress. He asked that the resolution lie
over till tomorrow, and said that he
would then address the Senate briefly
upon It,
Mr.. Hoar offered resolution, which
was adopted, ustructing the Committee
on Finance to inquire as 20 the cotton
baggiug trust, and what legislation Is
necessary 10 countcract It,
The hour Of O'Clock having arrived
the Senate proceeded to vote on Mr..
Blair's motion 10 reconsider the vote
passing the Chinese exclusion bill. The
motion was rejected 20; nays,
u. So tie bill remains as passed, and now
goes to the President for ms approval.
The House amendments to the Senate
bill concerning the details OF the officers
Of the army and navy TO educational III
siitutiOns were concurred il, and the bill
now goes TO the President
House bill 10 enlarge the powers and
duties OF the Department Of Agriculture
and 10 create IN executive department TO
be known as the Department Of Agricul-
ture WIS taken up, the question beng on
the amendment siriNng out section :,
which transfers the weather bureau Of the
signal service 10 the Department Of ARri-
culture. In the course Of the debate.
participated in by Messrs Butler. Palm
or, Call. Dawes, and Plumb, tue latter
described the competition which Ameri-
can agriculturists met and would con-
tinue to meet IN the markets OF the
world from South America, Australia.
India. and Africa, and declared that bis
belief was that unless the existing condi-
lOuS WIZ cbahbcu iuulh wheat would
sell in the New York market within five
years duty paid in competition with
American wheat. 1t was therefore de-
sirable that the President should have in
bis Cabinet a man who represented the
great agricultural interest Of the coun-
try. and il was necessary to diversity
agriculture and 10 look more and more
10 the home market rather than to the
foreign market In this connection he
favored the encouragement of the pro-
dnction Of sugar from sorghum and
beats. The discussion was further con-
tinned by MeSsrs. George, Blair, Vest.
Butler. and Dawes. Without action the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

WANTED, A CHAMBEi;NAlD.
" ne need call without "riteu rec muen-
dati0ns Apply atgi7 west Franklin street
" 1e-lf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
LIBBY PRISON,
AT AUCTION.

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated February -,
iosS AMI duly recorded IN Decd BOoe ~ g., page
90 i'm the clork's orico Of Richmond than''ty
CONT default having been male IN the phyn'us
81 certain note therein secured. d io Aug t'l -
isss for g. 81 with interest thorfon RON We
kan Of Februnry. lsSs. and being required 80 :"
a.. by tho holder OF said note w. Wiii soh ~ aH1'
ton, on the promises. ON
THURSDAY. >EPTfHpSR 90, l'S''
a, o'clock p NJ the PROPERTY described IN
sqtI doeJ a. follows. Al that Cthi Nh
TOT or PARCEL OF LAND WITH NE
BRiCK rENEVENfS THEREON, lying ara
being i'm he city OF Richmond. virginia, ~ tle
southeast cor1er ~ cary and iweDiieth street,
fronting - icct on cary street and.finnlns "a =
10 feet o. Dock street.
The building cons 80 of throo largo toir-story
brick warehouse rnd arc admirably suited ior
auy Misunderstanding OF other heavy business.
TERMS: Cash a. Oh = note Tor t3.1-t ""0
August - 1854. ana iYterrston same RON ioyi ~
rnry q ISIS aud expenses ~ sale AMI en'hsh' l
the residue payable on the .Nih Gay OF NoVeHib.I'
l.OS 10 satisfy another note ~ $50 fni lu-
tnrost from February -. lsSN. AMI enough OF 'h7
residue pnvahie uu the .Slc day 81 Eco uAl =
i>.q. % satisfy another uote % $3.50 ann l'-
forest from February ~. 1875, ANA the tiN" ~
uuOn terms to he announced AT The uh" 'i AZ"
he purrnaser Will to required to execute Lio
notes for tho deferred payments ana secure
thom by decd Of trust on ths property
Louis RAWLINGS.
FRANK W. CHRISTIANS,
lrustrns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
JULIUS STRAUS.
". J. WESTWOOD,
IL. Il. CuAFFIN
ByR.B. CHAFrrS CO., Real Estate Auction.
GERS. Sc "A
INVEST BROAD-STREET PRO-
w PERTi.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
BY Chcwning < Rose,
Real Estate Auctione-rs ami Brokers'
No. north Tenth street.

BY virtue Of a certain deed % trust Of record
in the clerks once o. klcnmoni ChRncory
Court. 10 Deed-foOi 10 A, page 81. default
having beel male IN the payment OF a portion
OF the note thereby secured, ana being required
by the holder thereof 20 10 DO. We will sell by
auction. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, ISIS,
ut 5H O'Clock y. NJ. THAT FRAME HOUSE No.
1Ot west Broad stree The lot has front OF
a0xi35 feet 10 a paved alley Il lect Wide
Come 10 this safe and plaut your money. Its
bound 20 yield you "A good crop Of dividends.
Terms; by agreement ono third N cash; tho
residue at six and twelve months, q per cent
added, and secured by a deed al trust upou the
property, or all cash at ths option OF tho pur-
chaser. A. j. CHkWNlNG,
EDWARD :. ROSE,
50 IA 1rustAas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
AUcr,oS saLgs-ru,ure Dsys.
BY George w. Mayo, Aucloneer'
Ono 4. Lsurh,on. Jr., salesmsn'I
No. "a Ninth street
rHE SEVENTEENTH sTREEl

THE SEVENTEENTH STREET
no, e1,nHE WITH STOCK AND FIX
TIRES AT AUCTION.-By direction OF the
owner shall sell at auction. on
WEDNESDAY TIE lyru INSTANT
nj i0tx O'Clock. &c the store. No 26 norm SoVon-
teenfh street. tho entirO stock OF SAID PROMISES
which will include ,.,,.,,,c eANptP
FANCY COUNTERS, SHELNINO, SA'i' LII
CASES, - ,,,a
nRAss and other COUNTER SCALES;
/ No. y COTFEk MILL; ,,-.rvAs.
Is FANCY CANNISTEitS, lOchesisQ OF oesl EA9'
go, - CANNED GOODS, POWDERS.
Glass and CHINAWAkE. aud many other
The sock. fixtures. and good Will hrst De
offered for sale as whole, ana II a ~ 'stHo.olJ
offer is not made tho entire stock anu hAlulo'
VIII ~ GEORGE W. MAYO.
ia AustlOncCr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
GRATEFUl-COMFORTINg.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"BrA thorough knowledge OF tho natural laws
which govern the operations u digestion and nu-
triton. and by a careful application OF the 1ne
properties - well--e.ectcd Cocoon, hr. hllS mas
provided our breakfa9t-tables with dsiicately
nayorod beverage which may HGye us many
heavy doctors bills. IL is by the ludicons use
OF such articles OF diet that "A constitution may
te gradually buiit up untu strong enough IN -
eisf every tendency Ia disease. Hundreds oi
subtle nalacies aye floating around rs ready ~
attack wherever there j. aweak polnt. We may
escape many q lataI shaft ~ keeping oufsolveS
well fortified win pure blood AMI properly
uourlshed frame. w. Ctrii-Ssrrtc' GIzft'.
Made simply with boiling water o- milk. SOLD
only in half pound tins ny Rr0cers, labelled
inns. JAMES EPpS s CO..
Homeopathic Chemists London, EnBlanL
f. 18th shy Iufy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
NIRGINIA q STEAMBOAT..-sn-

' COMPANY. for Old Point Nor lasSsRfz-
folk, Portsmouth, Newport Nows ClSrcmonL
and James-riyer landings direct. by elegant sa-
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY att 4
NJ. StrceI-cars connect
Connections AT Oid Point closely with all lines
FOR northern cities same afternoon; also. az Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina. tho south, ana
Virginia Beach. James river By daylight Great
tourist lHc. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and al CAREERS
Agency, 1000 Main strcet Baggage checked
through. State-rOOms engaged Tor day or night
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point, WsVerly. HicksfoTd. Va, and
all points in Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Virginia. AMI all regular landings on The james
river, AT lowest rates and through bills issued
LUClEN b. rAIUN, Hicc- President
No lli1 Main street and Rockets
IRWIN WEisl6EX. FrcIs ht ami Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
PHILADELPHIA, RICH scS
AOND AND NORFOLK
t1kANSals (oMPANC.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at NJ. ami every SUNDAY a. 5
A. IA.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received I'LL il:s0 A. M; for sundays steamer
I'LL 5 r. NJ. saturday kreisas received daily lig
~. "a.
Fare. IS.
For further infor nation apply to
J. w. MecARRICK,
General Southern Agent. once Rocsestx
W. y. CLYDE Co.
s~i General Asants Pnlla<ainAia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
RrItAlsNAH.
RlcHaosD. Va. September n, lSeS
KENO Al /. ANIIANf LIZ MY CONl EhN /.

RIcHaoSD Va. September n, lS'S.
TE'O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN a:
4 This ia notice mat on WEDNESDAY The I'm
instant au9ltfcI iu the thnrcery Court OF TINS
city a. cxecutrix az hc c-tut' ~ my late has
band. HARRY SCHWAlI>t HID. aud ALL
PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE VIII
ulea-e come forward and Iay the Same 40 the
store 40 liul cast Main street. to noe pr o. LEO
POLD SCHWA RZ~CnlID. whose receipts VIII
le nouorcd ~ mo. and al por-on' hafing amy
claims ncaiusf tire estate wll please present
them ,luly authenticate for .rtfl .rurnt
BELLA >Cln AE/~CHlLO,
Execntrlx u the estate o. ii. SchwAr1-chIii. de-
ceased. f' '' D"
NOTICE. HAVING DlSCON-
y TiNUED running the delivery wagon. iho
"RlKD SMOKING TOBACCO can Dee bad 81 az
wholesale merchants or a. thc factory, NO. I'll
east Gary street. ,.......
se1if, ~u,1u&Thi' H. .. lhohA~'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

WANTED, TO BORROW ONE
w sim OF MONEY for f!~e anl one -um
for $1,000 a. % per cent. for thro' rea.-, We'll
secured by civ resi estate. Address. ai once,
- p .or. t,ail.er N.a SCI .--lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
Leave Afrlf3
-. RicamOud. Petersburg.
TRANS NORTHWAkD
DAILY tuanY except SuutaI
STDpPlNg-PlAC

-lAliI llAlT except NuutAf
SrOPPlNG-PLACE&
Nos. 2 ana Il mass 10 Stops No 2 siops
ouly on signal as Mslrhs,ter sni Chester. ~
- stops only % signal % Chester contra q,
aud Manchester ~. e. ftops "a siSnN a. AZ
regular stzu0uA 10 o. stops On signal AZ 40
regular stations and Also - fenipio s1si f'I.
Naithai NoS "a. =. SIS, 30, IS, . 81. All > ~"
stop a. al stations for pssscnger4
fCLLAkN-C SkkFiCA
On Trains Nos. Nam - .leopins-cNrs oas"''i
New lOrs anl lsnps. fik. irla jAts,on'i.ss.
on Trans NoA a aud - s.copi1g-ca's Ro."e
Washington aud Ihariestlc. on ifaa -. o.,
sleepng-cars botNeea Nes Nord ana yacArea-
vile. ca lrSl Va - sleeping gears bot"tcA
Washington AMI Jacksonguls
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINZ TO NohsoLA-
LEAVE. A"AfA a.,
Richmond. .'lO.SlA. ri / Norfolk. ......s;0 = Y.
Richmond . 30 4. ". Norfolk ..... ~ I. q
Norfolk ......',; GA. NJ nlch isood.. ~ - - ".
Norfolk .'saOP. Y. kichmOnd ..-''.e3 =
These ralns AFRO make close eonnresions &c
farmViie. Lyne uDurg. aud SCUM "ests. lN.A,>
aud all stations On she Norfolk and western fai-
road excrpt he i0D raiu Passengers tsr
points west VI Petersburg shouii iaA, no 20
superintendent.
Er D. AyEKA General superintendent
IN ksxRsoS, oeners, Passenger Ageas
SOL uAAA Trade AAnaxeE seA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable. and often leads 70
self destruction. Distress after eating sick head
ache heartburn. sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, etc. are caused by this very common and
Increasing disease Hoods Sarsaparilla tones tho
stomach. creates an appetite. promotes healthy
DIGESTION, relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind. and cures the most obstinate cases OF dys-
repsia. Read the following:
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite. and what did eat distressed
ne. or did me little good. I'm an hour after eating
! would experience faintncss or tired ail-sono
feeling, As though J had not eaten anything
Hood, Sarsaparilla did he an immense amount
Of good. II gave mo an appetite, and my food
rel!shcd and satisfied the craving Lad previously
experienced. 1t relieved me Of that faint tired
aii-gono feeling. Ihave felt so much better since
took Hoods Sarsaparila. that / am happy to
recommend IT," q. A. PAGE. WatcrIown, Mass.
y. +. BE sure TO g.; only
Hoods SaYSapaFIlia
SoldbyalIdruggsts. 81, six forSj. IrcTaredouly
by c. L. HOOD o. CO.. ApotnecaTics' Lowell MASS
100 Doses One DoIla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

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"a - aES ssssySzisss7 -SzsE
DICHMOND, FRBDERiCKSBU.b
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -sened ~,
eornmencing MAY Q. ises-east9en sisndsri
time. ..,..t.. ..f,.,. s,1.,,.
only at Ashland, junction. hhfDrL
and fredericksburg Sleepef -
Washington. Leaves Wasbingt0nt,r
Now York atIii0 4. v.
,r. n iaayes Byrfi-susot station dsllr. u
''''' - eept sunday Leaves waning "a y
kew YORK NJ go 2. ". 800
,.oP. NJ. Ioaye3 BYri-suee. station oh'r
,o.,,, n .rrlyes AZ Iiyr5. street station daily
w. Sleeper from Sew YORK 80
l:4sP. NJ, arrives st Byrd-sucet saugn .Hy
stop, Al Frodericssbgrc MiiDf ], ~
Junction. Sleeosr from Wasa'ngyr
ieGP NJ. srriyesa. Byrd-s'fes' ''''''A '''''"
hsHIAND TRAISt
pAuY EYcgPr sUSDATs
a, Recommendation leaves byr1-'WyF
'7"f' W" station. arrives ~ Ashlsnd A. =, y.
top NJ, leaves glDa arrives a. AsalaHi -
liam COMMUNICATION. arrives a, ByL-
street siauoa ieayys AsAlaHi 4''''
.,sp NJ. 5 q, y; ;, BIB. leaves Assiani "
G. f'ffhYfIoR. General Tickot Agost
z T D. MYzKs. General superintendent ~
NvORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ kOAo
- ....., 60,
SCHEDULE ~ BfFWF AUGUST I%. 49,
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
.....,,,,.,,a
1nO DAILY TRAINS TO Ii NS"DS" AZ
....,
,N,a.w paHy. 80 R.-hmoni ant ps'ers9Iry
railroad Arrv" - rotor < -
A. ~. arrive a. NorI3lk 4. u. -,
rs A II. Daily. rlI b nhnh1 al
railroad Arrive ~ If'"i7Nlt
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

WANTED, MINED lately,
~ FIFTY CARPENTERS on SRii.bb1'k
railroad. E4posit,ou-Grouud- Being framing
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

WANTED, A HOTEL NIGHT
~ Glenn - experience, also AN ASSIST
ANT COOK. ~ tne ST.. Charles Hotel So ], -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
BY K. q. Chsfiin Il CO.,
Real Estate AuciiOneers.
No. north Teuth street.
DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID or TRUST from Augustus Reed. trustee,
dated October 8, 1865, recorded In the clerk Of
fce Of Henrico County Court, IN Deed Book 10,
page 26S. default having been made In the pay
ment Of certain moneys secured therein. We VIII
sell by public auction, On the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. SEPrENBEE 10. 1855,
AZ : o'clock J. w., n fWO-SIOkY FRAMEp-AND-
BRICK DWELLING, with LACGUTER-HOUSE
and KITCHEN, in the county OF ilenUrO. near She
city 81 Richmond. fronting on the southwest side
Of Fairfield street 32i feet. being Lots Nos. p, O,
:. :. 9, TO- II, and - 0u a plat made by James 4.
Redd, aud conveyed 90 SAID Reed, trustee, by
deed recorded in Deadlock 100. page 203.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay expenses Of
sale and 20 pay SIS. 10 now due; remainder upon
terms announced at sale