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Ihaveopened new MeatMarket on Yorkstreet
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Nor was this the end Of the matter. young
Boston gentleman, who has not missed single
performance II " Ermino in that city, and who
has been very lavish in his fioral offerings,
clipped from the theatre, and quickly returning,
sent up to Mr.. Francis Wilson, that cleyerest OF
all comedians, handsome sheat OF oats In COM
memorstion OF his i0ke.
OF course, when a remedy becomes as popular
and well known a. DR.. Bucklands Scotch Oats
Essence, IL Is not surprising that II should DO
travestied by such popular and witty comedians
as the members Of the " BrmIDie Company.
Bostonians are known the world over as cul.
tured, intellectual people, and by reason OF
oyer-mental fatigue and the strain OF brain ana
nerve are prone 10 nervous exhaustion and llSe
nervous disorders Hence II Is not surprising
that this MAGNIFICENT brain tonic and restorative
is 80 Justly popular there, for from physicians,
lawyers, ministers, actors, authors, lecturers,
and all persons who are nervous, bysterical, ex-
hsusted, brain strained. and the like, IL has re-
ceiyed the highest encOmiums. IL IL alike good
in neuralgia, paralysis, sick headache. and In
sanity
Its limited around Boston tonight that Mr.
Fraucig Wilson got his idea from the fact that
recently several members OF the " Erminie "
Company. worn out by their labors incident 10
the phenomenally long run OF the play, have
been using Scotch Oats Essence as q healthy
and natural slee producer and brain-inyigorant
with the best results. This view Is strengthened
by the fact that several Of the handsome books
on Drain and nervo diseases published by mo
Scotch Oats Essence Company, OF 100 Fulton
street, New York, have been mailed 10 mem ber5
Of the " Erminie Company They are free TO
all.
Every bottle Of Scotch Oats Essence msnutac-
tured by the company will now have on Its aste-
board wrapper a $40 900 forfeit guarantee mat II
does not contain particle OF opium, morphine.
choral, or any other narcotic.
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from the time when the contest in which
he participated began to the time when
il closed. This is such remarkable in
stance Of human endurance that the
man who performed it is an object OF
curiosity even to the transporting
public.
He ia a Yorkshire man, twenty nine
years old, cutler by trade, and a resi-
dent OF the dirty town OF Sheffield.
where he was born. In the "hardware
district Of England. of which Sheffield
is the metropolis, sprinting is a common
sport, and boys on the streets can per-
form well at short distances. Littlewood
made his first great race at the age OF
nine years, when he won the Sensational
handicap from the 300-yard mark. II was
a half. mile handicap. His late was his
third appearance in this country. On
his first he made the best record for
one, two. and three hours in six days
race. That was on May %, 1881, when
Littlewood was only twenty years old.
He ran nine miles 1896 yards in one
hour, eighteen miles 1,630 yards in two
hours, and twenty-six miles l, 400 yards
in three hours. These records have not
yet been eclipsed. He, however, was
at that time too young to stand the
strain of Furnishing race and early gave
up the struggle. When he returned to
England he set at work to retrieve his
lost reputation and gradually did so by
winning several good races 1t was not
until 1884, however, that he made any
remarkable records, but in November of
that year he placed to his credit figures
that are still the best in the world for
twelve hours, twenty-four hours, thirty
six hours, and forty-eight hours in q
twelve-hour q day race. He made IN
twelve hours eighty-nine and one half
miles; in twenty.four hours, 1872 miles
7O4 yards thirty-six hours, 800 miles
LAOS yards, and in forty-eight hours, 296
miles / ,O56 yards. His next great per-
Torrance was made in this country on his
last visit here in 1887, when at Philadel-
phia he defeated jim Albert, the present
champion, and a large field with the
utmost ease, doing 800 miles. In the
opinion Of Frank Dale. his hacker in the
contest Of last week, Littlewood's greatest
race was in making 37S miles in a circus
ring measuring thirty-eight laps to the
mile at Leeds, Eng, in seventy-two
hours. He has the worlds record for
walking l43 to 53l miles.
This wonderful pedestrian is short and
thick-set. His legs are large in size. He
is careful OF his health, and the record OF
his great achievements is probably as yet
far from being full.
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By ". w. Bowc.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
rVHE ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRA-
l. BLY-L0CATED RESIDENCE
No. 30 EAST GRACE STREET,
WITH A FINE LOT.
AT AUCTION.

At the request OF she owner will sell by auc-
ton on the promises, on
TUESDAY, I'D MAY.
AZ O'Clock r. NJ, the EXC ELLESr DWELLING
above referred to, containing 10 or i2 rooms, fine
halls, pantry. &c, besides large cellar Tor coat,
&c, &c.
The house is unusually well built Is finished
in good style, and is thoroughly lighted and
ventilated, and its location IL convenient, being
close 20 churches, markets, and places OF amnso-
ment
the LOT fronts CO feet and runs back ifs feet
The purchaser OF this property will have In
II a very desirable and pleasant home, and can
feel assured that In few years his large lot VIII
be sought after 20 give greater depth and an eN-
ira entrance 70 the Broad-street stores behind IT.
as the tendency Of the day Is In the direction OF
larger business-bouses.
The property will be sold subject 10 ground
rent Of $500 per annum.
TERMS: At sale. n. W. BOWIE.
myI Auctioneer.
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Lemon Elixir.
A PHEASANT LRMON DRINK.

A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
Rev. G. X. Lynch, publisher Of the Aldbdmo
Christian Advocate, Birmingham, writes:
travel all over the State; my friends say they
find DR.. Mozleyis Lemon Elixir most excellent
medicine Ny boOk-keeper and foreman both
use it in place Of cslomel, pills, ETC.
A PROMINENT MINISTER WRITES.
DR.. Motley: Dear Sir,-After ten years Of great
suffering from ndigestian or dyspepsia, with
great nervous prOstration and billiousness, dis
ordered Kidneys and constipation, have been
cured by four bottles Of your Lemon Elixir. and
am now a well man. Rev. c. Z. DAVIS,
Elder Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
No. 2s Tatnall street, Atlanta, Ca
FROM NORTH GEORGIA.
Mrs. N. A. McEntire writes from Spring Place
For many years have been a great sufferer
from indigestion, sick headaches, and nervous
prostration caused from billiousness and con-
supation. ! tried many re needles, but got nc
permanent relief until / used Dr. Mozley's
Lemon Elixir. / am now in better health than
for many years. My daughter has been sub1ecl
TO chills and fever from her Infancy. could
get nothing 70 relieve Ler: the Lemon Elixir
has restored her 10 perfect health.
Sold by druggists. 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Prepared 10y Or. H. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga.
ap 1-SutJel9frm
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LIME. CruEsr. PLASTER. &C.
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIyESALE

"a 1900 - -
BRICK AND FRAME MATERIAL
REMOVED IN SIXTY DAYS.
TWO BARNS OF HAY, LARGE QUANTITY
LOOSE OATS,
A LARGE VARIETY OF EXCELLENT FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS.
PLoWS, TWO HAY MOWERS, REApERS,
WAGONS, CARTS. LARGE FAIRBANKS
PLATFORM SCALES, HARNESS,
HORSES, ALDERNEY COWS,
CALVES. AWNINGS, &C.
on FRIDAY, MAY 18TH,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. on the promises, Franklin
and Lombardy streets, the LEE-MONUMENT
GROUNDS at the request OF Major OtwAy 5.
Allen, who is disposing OF his entire farming
equipage, we will sell large and general assort-
ment OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, all OF the
latest improved patterns and Ia good order.
The buildings to DO sold and removed arc the
base ball pavilion with awnings, all the fencing
and woodwork on the premises, double brick
house. large stables. corn house, cattle-sheds,
silo, barn. hay and straw-sheds tin roofs, large
lot OF boards, and cedar post for fencing.
THE FARMING IMPLEMENTS
are such as are found ON Hrs,-class farms and
are Of latest patents, and consist Of WheatReap-
ers and Grass Mowers, Hay-Iedders, Manure
Spreaders, Horse-rakes, large Ensllage-Cutter
BELL City mako; Smiths new four-hOrse power
Wheat Drill, with fertilizer attachment; large
uuilbtA Va bhJ-NbAA't GiA tsAtp u 4 AoHo, e.
largo Rollers. extra Four-hOrso Wagon, with
hay-rack, platform. and body; Milk-Wagon !;
Harness-single and double; Farm-gear, &C.
COWS.
THREE FINR-BRED YOUNG JERSEY COWS
fresh TO the pail. two with calves at their side.
ELECTRIC CARS PASS WITHIN TWO BLOCKS
OF THE PREMISES.
Terms or SALE: All sums under $50 cash, and
over that amount a negotiable note tor ninety
days, satisfactorily endorsed.
J.THOMPS0N BROWN & CO.,
Auctioneers.
K. B. COOK. Salesman. my18
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es.

TRUSrEES SALE OF REAL rs
Il TATE AT sMlTHyILLE, CHARLOTTE
COURTHOUSE, vA.--Under authority OF Ger;
tain deed Of trust dated May "a, 1898, execuiei
% us as trustees by Nicholas r. flournoy and
Kate w. his wife. OF the county OF Charlotte,
Va, we shall sell at public auction, IN front OF
the courthouse Of said county, In tho town oil
Smlthyille. on the
9irH DAY OF NAY. 1853,
no, lator than ~ o'clock NJ, all that CEkTAIN
LOT OF LAND, WITH THE lNPRONhM ENlS
THEREON, situated st Smithville, I'm said county
OF Charlotte, Va, containing about AChES OF
LAND, being the same property That was con-
veyed 10 the said y. r.. FlournOy by deed from
". W. Henry, special commissioner In The chan
Gerry cause OF Anderson, guardian. ~. Anderson
n dls said improvements consist OF a mo
brick dwelli1g and sundry out buildings, excel
lent garden. and a well OF water.
TERYs: Cash "a 10 40 mucn as viii pay ne
gotabIe motto for $500 and interest, or such other
terms as may DO made known on dsy o. ralo.
W. l.. COWARDtS,
w. II. MCCARTHY,
my i2-l0t trustees.
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DUBLIC AUCTION OF THE
CHOICEST UNIMPROyED PROPERTY
RESERVOIR AND ASHLAND SrREsi>


OK WEDNESDAY. NAY p. tsS%
at O'Clock 2. NJ. We vii sell on Reservoir ''ls,
TWELVE LOrS These bots afs ANNA
adapted for stores ana dNelllnS@
on Ashland streos TEN LOIS. .,
zach OF these lots front ~ feet on al 'i''~
with depth q 10 feet 10 allles ..,
Viii be glad 70 exhibit piats 10 thoe CO. p
10 purchase and take them ca the sfourl -
time BE- fore the sale. II
Teams: one thiri cash; balancc 10 *
twelve month";, per cent intogcsI AL '-'-''
by trust deed. .......,. 49,,
mvle Ausl1aeefS
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cross. LsrrLswooo.
Wilmer OF the Great Pedestrian
Match In Mem Tork.

In the recent "goas-you-please ct
New York George Littlewood walked
and ran Gilt miles in the space OF l4l
hours, forty-four minutes, and fifty
seconds, resting only TWENTY-FIVE hours,
seven minutes, and forty-seven seconds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
By y. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Acutioneer.

by Y, ". bOWt,
Real Estate Acutioneer.
JUDICIARY SALE OF HOUSE
II AND LOT on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS AT
AUCTION.-In execution Of the provisions Of the
will Of Elizabeth Parton. deceased, will sell By
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1888,
at 6 o'clock p. ", the LARGE AND CoMFORTA-
BILE BRICK DWELLING No. 2lO9 east Franklin
street, with q LOT fronting 90 feet and running
back good depth 10 an alley In the rear. This
is good property and should attract bidders.
Terms. AZ sale JOHN p. WILLIAMSON,
Administrator b. n, c. T. a. Of Elizabeth Parton,
deceased. my 10
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By Poindexter & Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1913 east Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
4 DWELLINGs, WITH LARGE LOTS AZ
TACHED, IN HARVlE, NEAR THB LINE %
THE ELECTRIC ROAD.-in accordance wiil %
provisions % certain trust-deed exerg'ei D.
Louisa SanGerson. dated April %. lsS. eli u fe-
cord In tho clerks once Of HenricO '0laT
Court default hsdng been mafo IN NE payu--i
Of certain note then secured, and being rs-
quired by the beneficiary 40 70 DO, shall seA y
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY %. 1888,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the following described pr I-
PRRrY That certain lot Of land, with imrr 10
ments thereon. fronting ninety 90 feet ou 80
north side OF Claiborne street. segeniy-'"' ~
feet VEST OF Washington street, with 10. .a "
1875 feet The Improvements consist u ia 30
FRAME DIV ELLiNG. &c.
TBRss: Sufficient IA cash 20 pay errctfes -
sale and a note al fl25, with interest from /.
8, 1888 balance 81 six ana twelve mouths
chaser 10 execute bis notes Tor deferred b.
ments, with interest added and secured ~ n -
deed. e. l. DENOJN, Trustee.
PoISDExTEs & DENoos. AucuouossA
my u
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By ". w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auclioneer.
N EXCELLENT TOBACCO
FACTORY
ATTHg
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CARY AND TWEEN
TY-FIFTH STREETS
ATAUCTIoN.
By ". w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

AT the request Of the owners inon-residentsl I
Will sell by auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY %, 1885,
at 81 o'clock P. NJ. the well-constructed, sub
stantial, and thoroughly ventilated TOBACCO
FACTORY above referred 20. az one time occu-
pied by Aessrs p. Il. Mayo q Brother.
IL Is four stories nigh, and we'll adapted In ar
rangement aud location for the handling and
working OF tobacco. aud Il has unsurpassed shi >
ping facilities, as the dock s close BY, and rail-
road siding Is az the very door. The lot fronts %
feet aud runs back about 1853 feet 20 wide slley.
But few factories are on tho market-perhRps
this Ia the only one-end this opportunity 70 buy
good factory snonle not DO lost
Terms: One third cash balance at six and
twelve months, for notes, with interest added. and
secured by trust-deed. n. w. boWk,
my 10 Auctionoer.
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Miss Pauline Halls Tremendous
Hft-A New Rende ring Off
Famous Lullaby song.

BosroS. May 10-During the rendition Oh the
famous comic opera " Erminio At the oiooe
Theatre, Boston. o few nights since. we are IN
formed, most remarkable occurrence larry
took the audience by storm. As is weu kn9wh
by those who have seen this exquisite mus.cal
gem with its gorgeous settings, MISS fauIluo
Hall. who so gracefully takes tho part Oh tne
bethrothed daughter Of the Marquis de Ponvcrt,
sings IN the second oct y lullaby that Is 80 soit.
ryihmlcai, and pathetic, that the music aione
would OF itself cause any right minded cradle !"
commence softly rocking.
On the night in question. whom the time came
for Miss Hall to sing this famous song, NJ treh-
els Wilson IL said TO have stepped forward aDd
placed in Miss Halls arms large bottle OF mat
great sleep-producer, Scotch Oats Essence, mo
TOP OF tho bottle and cork having on miniature
night-cap aad the body OF the bottle being
swsihed IN infants long clothes. For moment
there WAS a dead silence, aud then the audience,
all OF whom knew OF and many OF wnom nave
used this remedy, burst into a wild tumult OF
applause
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Hull street. Manchester, Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ PHYSICIANS BRICK STORE ON TIE
CORNER OF HULL AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS, MANCHESTER. YA.-By virtue Of a
degree Of the Hustings Court OF the city OF Man
chester In the suit Of r. kastleourg IS. II. J.
Mantle 60 ais, entered at the April torn, 1888,
wo will sell at public auctien. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1883,
at 40 o'clock p. NJ, that VERY VALUABLE
STORE PROPERTY fronting 30 feet on HUH
street, as above, and running back l65 feet
The building contains about SIX rooms, besides
q large and attractive store-r0Om. This pro-
perty ia all in good order and IL is one OF the best
business stands In the CITY, and offers fine OPP
portunity for safe and profitable Investment
Terms: One third cash and the balance In
six and twelve months. evidenced by negotiable
notes bearing interest from day Of sale, title re-
tanned until ali the purchase money is paid and
o conveyance ordered by the Court.
L. o. WENDENBURG,
Special Commissioner.
SAMPSON & ADAssoY, Auctioneers.
X. KAsiLEBURG, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST II. J. MAN
TIE ET Ais, DEPEsDASrs-lS THE IUsTISGs
CoURr or THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA, IN
VACATION.
!, H. z. DuVal clerk OF the said court, do here
by certify that the bond required Of the CON-
missioner in Bbove-styled cause by decree Of
Goth day OF April, 1883. has been duly given by
the commissioner OF said cause.
Given under my hanc his 9Th day Of Nav, 1888.
myl9 h. Z. DUVAL, Clerk.
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By virtue Of three deeds o., trls' 1uly 81. .,.'.f
in the Charcery Court Il Richmond tho .i...
e. O. Sayille. the second % Joan na... d. .I. LIE
third to G.. X. TaDb--We Will sell ~ A....... a
tho premises. on
FRIDAY. NAY %. 1854
at 81 o'clock p ", ne .SotinLY-CON
STEUCTED, ARRANGED, Atp ,...
TRALLY-LOCATED RhSIDENC f ah.tnr.f....
70. It's OF moderately large canl.ile. arb H....
pitched aud well-yonfil Gted Inofs. auI l.r ...
cupied by Mr.. John L}o-.
On tho LOT. which fronts 81. laff on tfs
street 10y depth OF 10 frat ftrrr art Is..t.f
the dwelling good iour-raouel 4.-..cu arla
fno stable.
Tho premises are too weil-suowa 90 require
further description.
. TERMS: By consent, one fourth cash. 2. lHti
three years, with interest sem. annually. l.4 pa
residue AZ ono year with interest aIlat. a.
credit payments 10 DO secured ty a trI.t.I..i ..
the property, and The 5000 ant interest f.-..l
70 have priority over the other trfeu r...
ments-or all cash at tho option OF 'aeI .r.lt F..
e. q. ~ANllII.
join NAM.
&. r. IAbH
lr.s
Persons can inspect the house any secular .Af
between II o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock 80.
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VfkGISfA-IN KING WILLIAM CIRCUIT CorkI
CLERK OFRrcE. APRIL q. lssa
hereby certify that tho bond required by 80
decree entered IN tho chancery cause Of Bel 3
Kramer rs Fisher, trustee. e Gls, az the April
term 1883, has been duly executed by Wl'Al
X. Aylett, ii. X. Pollard. and Thomas p. Bag y.
Test: BURNLEY lAl LOh, ID. d.,
myf859iO ktdtds
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE NEAR WEST POINT klNG VII
LIAM COUNTY. On THR PAMUNkEf khkS
AND RICHMOND AND YOKK-RINER Rail-
kOAD.-By virtue Of q decree a the l.n..I
Court Of King william county, rendered I. ..s
chancery cause % Bell 4 Kramer 70. ts.s,
trustee, &c, We shall sell publicly, a. hils 3d..
liam Courthouse. az T.. b.. on Tho
18TH DAY OF MAY. isSS
that VERY VALUABLE FARM conveyed ~ 2 D.
Graybill 20 b. Z. Fisher. trustee, by doei W o.
cord in King william county clerks oC'e, b.
scrtbed in said decd a. containing as ACRE s
FOODS and q PERCHES, adjoining The iauis |,
Robert z. Lee, II. Bell, tho YORK mvor rail-. 81,
aud Tho Pamunkcy river. together VIII 10
houses and Improvements thereon SAID t-i
will be sold IN grOss and not by tho acre.
Terms: Cash US % costs OF suit and expenses
Of sale--sey about 500. and also cash "A,
the sum Of 1909, with interest from the 5th iAf
q July. 1884, I'LL paid, ana the residue, n aly,
upon such terms as may be announced on ne
day OF sale WILLIAM q. AlLElI,
4. q. BAGBY.
II. Il POLLARD.