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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

ByA. J. Bradley &co.
Real Estate Auctionscrs ana Insurance. nsvn'''
Thirscenth and Huii streetes hanone''of'


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
yAIuApLE RIAL ESTATE IN THE cins
nf xINCuxsTYR. va, ON TIE SOUTH sIDs
~ UrfI,I sTRERT BErWEES IWhLrin "a
Ixp THlRTEeRTH sTREK1s. CONSisllill,,,1,
orA fIRgE DOUBLE BRICK sTokk, 49,
pfpI1 nv JOaN W. OWENS AS GhOSEh,d I
LARGE DOUBLE BRICK SIOhE ~ = LIE ~,
GnRNER or HULL AMP THihuh.b..r,,i,n
STREETS. OCCUPIED By JACOB BkkWhSims
2Inrf H0WLE. AND ONE VACANT III
rrsoSTrSG "a FRHT BETWEEN TWELsini
AM THIRTEENTH STREETS On hoLL -, ~ =,
HfrSNfS3 BACK $50 FEET 10 Al AL.sa -
Ee e,r WIDE. PLAT HAS BEEN PkEr ahhD
AND CAN De SEEN AT The AZ ~ t.,.s,i,r.
OFFICE-By virtue Of a decree 81 INC ~
court OF Manchester, entered A. tne ~. =,
form In the chencery suit OF o"ens' 49, ~
Owens, &c, wo shall on
WEDNESDAY, NAT 9. 1883,
a.4 o'clock p. NJ, seI the above PhoPAhlf on
VI" TsRSs: one frh cash; residue or crc1iis o.
air twelve. eighteen, and tweuty-ionr mohl1s'
nscotiable notes interest added from day OF sac,
and titIe retained until whole purchase inohe,
a. naid The purchasers are required 70 deposis
MIR cash payments aud notes IN the Ciizens
Rank Of Richmond 20 the credit OF the Co0r' a"e
Gle certificate In the cause.
ThisIs exceedingly valuable properly 10. puo'-
ness purposes or for Investment ana snould oon'
napd me attention Of investors o,-,o.-
CHARLES L. PAGE.
Special Commissioner
Al BRADLEY d Co.. Aucuonecre my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
by John 4. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Bank and Eleventh streets.
THAT VALUABLE AND CENTRAL,

THAT VALUABLE AND CENTRAL
4 LY-LoCArED BRICK RESIDENCE At TUE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH AND
EIGHTH STREETS AT AUCTlON:-At the re-
quest Of the owner will sell AZ public aucuon'
on the promises. on
FRIDAY, MAY II. 1Sss
a. o'clock p. NJ, the HANDSOME. WELL
BUILT, AND DESlRABLY-LOCATsD RESI-
DENCE No. III east Leigh street The dwelling
IL three stories aud basement, with three-story
wing in rear, and contains fourteen rooms pc
sidos ample servants accommodations, m"foio
mantels aud all modern impro Eeueats.
In rear Is good stable and carriaee-nouse;
The lot has a front OF q feet and depth oil l5V
feet (nOre or Less 20 a wide paved alley.
This property being centrally located, sur
rounded by good and substantial residences,
convenient 70 business churches, schools, aud
places Of amusement, should attract the atien-
non of those in search OF a homo or hrst-class
investment.
TENS: Very liberal. and announced az SAFE
JOHN 7. GODDIN,
mv5 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

TIE LATEST IN PRRYUAE-"L allah
Rookh," named from Tom Moore's i'm.
mortal Queen Lallah Rookh, who was
not more chaste, lovely, and refined
than Freeman's Handkerchief Extract.
Ali druggists have it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
By Frank D. Hin a Co.

VNHE LARGE AND ELEGANT r.
l. OF THB LATE ALBERT @. ~
SITUATED AT THB SOUTH VEST cox
OF GRACE AND FOURTH STREETS. l'
SOLD AT AUC1TOS.--AI she request n POI
ociitors Of Albert @. Male, deceased, BoH.
81 auction, on the premisos. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY .. ises
s,5:so P. NJ, tie vOll-known RESIDENCE ic-tn
as above. The house 10 Of stock brick g.
stories and basement. ana Is one OF re
built and most Conveniently arranged pr"
dwellings In the city. IL contains sefsaf
rooms, not Including bathrooms, s'ors-rl.
bath room, &c, all finished In hsnis9mo
the principal rooms with hRo marble malie' 3
On the rear lot thers Il . large tfick 81
with ave rooms aud good brick stable. 4fe
fronts IS feet on Grace street.. with degA VI
feet ~ q vide paTod alley.
This property IL 80 generally known -.
extended advertisement Is deemed sufc-f
After May Iss any parties wishing - YES
premises can call between hs hours Of o.
Z. n.
TERMS: One fourth cssh balance "a
twelve, and eighteen months Interest o.
and secured by deed Of trust
FRANK ID. HILL CO.
ap 2L2s, 29. Myi,8,AeS&s Auclo1tss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctionesr.
BEAUTIFUL EAST-END LOTS AT
AUCTION.
THERE IS A SPECULATION IN THIS PRO-
PERTY.

ON TUESDAY. MAY 8, 1889.
At 5t1 O'Clock ?. NJ will sell BY auction, on nc
nren,ises tho HANDSOME PIECE OF 0hOOND
fronting ia feet on TSeniy-eishth street ~ we
.,,rnassar a NICE LOT. 2Qxl40 fees. on The east
aide OF Twenty sixth street beginning ook Iess
south Of street All Of this ground u az preuy
az nny on Union Hill. Will subdiyide 10 sul'
bidders.
me- "a n. W. BOWIE, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
BY Il B. Charin = Co.
heal Estate Auctloneer%
No. / acrth TENN street

A UCTION SALE OF EIGHT ME-
n BUILDING IOrs IN TUB GROWN
WEST END, LOCATED o. kxAPkk - a,ff-ti
NEAk ASHLAND STREET, ALONG W.,
THE ELECTRIC CAkS pass, MAXIM IL.
VERY CONVENIENT FOR HOMES OK A. =,
yksIAENT.- The request u Go oess "a
VIII sell by public auction, on Ne prein''''
WEDNESDAY, NAY y lssA ar.
at O'Clock p. NJ. the ABoyk-LuCAtEpl ~, al
four on ne north side Of hemper she'' s',,f
four on the south side u hemper sIes- ,ss
OF said lots are 10 lac city limits ami toar |" -,
county, ana ali extend Jack ~ an sioy. ~.
nearnsss " ne electric ears mus, eaass, 80,
value Of these lots ar q yery early daS y. - =
lag purposes, and this sale Aneras SeN
make a nlce speculation. ,s.irA
TgKSs, One laird casa balance la siN. 90
esxhieeu. and ,Ecnfy.:oux moolhs, Tor 49,
/ per cont. iaftrecA. secured by tsod " ues@
- X. u. cAAsFlN = ca,
mx aAaaasa Aocgioasszs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

harnle will
the
buuiu
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nwulq
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free the 1dim ON
DR.
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and de'tons
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
BY James =. Elan,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
Ill3 Main street.

V,HE VERY HANDSOME, MOD
ERN, CENrRALLY-LocATBD
DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE
No. sos NORTH SEVENTH sTREEI,
WITH FINE LOT ABOUT 3,xlsg rHAA'
FOR sAIEBY PUBLIC AUCTION.
By request Of the owner / shall sell by puohc
auction. on tns premises. on
TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1888,
NJ AZ o'clock p. NJ, the very attractive, edmiIa-
blv-constructed, aud well-located TWO-sIOhl
BRICK RESIDENCE No. COS north Se'ehtn
The dwelling "a thoroughly modern and COM
plete. c. ntsins ten rooms besides pantry, bstn-
room with hot and cold water, lock-roon,
clcsets &c. Al the rooms Of nns size. hieh
pitch. well lighted, well veniila ted, ana In nice
order-aImost as good az new. Twostery oe-
tached brick kitchen. with good range, anPls
servants accommodations, fuel vaults opening
ON alley (all above ground-no bssemenD, ana
on n most attractive lot Of IS ii-l2S xls0 ieet
with paved alley about 20 feet wide az the sios
and rear. ..,.,
This is probably the bes. Of the many atirac-
tive residences in that desirable and very conve-
nient locality, within ave minutes' walk OF the
Capitol. City Hall, post-oface, custoin-house,
market churches OF 81 denominations. al me
places Of amusem ent, and the business p0ruons
OF the city. The owner will show the properly
any day between 10 A. d. and T. NJ, and All
parties interested ia securing really desraele
home should see II and attend the sale.
TERMS: Very liberal, and announced st eale'
my3 J. B. kLAM, Auctisneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
DELINQUENT TAXES.
DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE

DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE
FOR 1851.
In pursuance OF an ordnance Of tbs city Of
Richmond, have prepared and posted In tho
City Hall q list Of Delinquent Taxes on Real
Estate for 1851, subject to tho inspection Of all
concerned
Further, in pursuance Of ordinance, notice Is
given IN all the daily papers Of this city that all
such Delinquent Real Estate will 10 sold at sac-
tin on the erst day of the May term Of the Hust-
ings Court (being the 7th day OF May, 1850. IN
less the taxes and penalty thereon have been
previously paid.
lam further required by ordinance TO publish
In one or more Of the daily papers Of this city,
not less than ten days previous to such sale. .
List Of real estate so dolinquen,fo for the previous
year. In conformity herewith notice is hereby
given ,hatsuch list win be published in the Rich
mond WAis on WEDNESDAY, April y. 1853. and
on
MONDAY. MAT 7. iss4
shaii between the hours ofis H. and4 P. NJ pro-
coed TO soil, in 'front.' Of tse City Hall. co Broad
street between Ninth and Tenih ssree,s. tho roal
es,ate dsliaquens as aforesaid, including penal
~, 90. ". H. cAkpozo,
April 1, 1853 Collector DeiinQuent gsxos
zap ltAy7i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

NOR SALE, AN UNFINISHED fa
Il HCUSEof Eve rooms, attic, and porches I'll
situated on q four acre lot. two minutes from
Glen Allen depot, Richmond, Fredericksburg,
and Potomac railroad. Good location. Will
finish to suit purchaser. Apply or address
j. T.. FLETCHER,
my 5-2t' Glen Allon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

GALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
~ AT PowHATAN STATION, Richmond and
Danyille railroad, Va, 70 take place
MAY IL lssS
The following freignt 20 satisfy the company for
charges duo thereon; haa Of Hair, - pounds.
addressed 70 n. batheFnan. bales u Sash
Weights. i9J ponds, and Chimney~ Tops,
weight 800 pousids. addressed 70 q. Burgess:
box Of ID. Goods, containing I secondhand
Piano-steols addressed 10 ieorse James; aud
bags OF uaano. ~ poandss addressed 70 X IL.
Rrsntons 80 lo-sais
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

TRUSTEES SALE OF A W..
Il UABLR STOCK Of DRUGS 40
splendid OPENING FOR A pkUGsL1 At IS.
THE THRIVING TOWN OF CLAbh ~ To-
YA.-By virtue OF q certain deed OF ..I W. %
cuted by Nsdora A. Gridley aud GO. 49, y
Gridisy 10 me, dated January Z. ls''' ~
corded Ia the clerkis once u SdTy coait
Deed Book p page 90 and ~ gsss az, 49, !.
parties secured By saii deed. Mil oI,f ie.
81 public auction, 70 The highest bidder, ,a ~
premises, on
NAY IL iSS2.
OF 70 o'clock, all tho valuable sto,k u lH-
MEDICINES, PEkBC ASk1. suOW CA>-''
FIXTURES contained in the trugsiois
rented by tue said Neeora A. crdiey, ~ o..
near the public square on Bailey avenue. D.
town OF Clart mont ,urry county, VA ~
spiendid opportunity. - tlere h % az
within distance Of nftecn mllce of thH 49,.
Tho stock inventories NJ prime Coz. ab'.'
aud II fresh ana reliable In every resp az.
TgEss Cash. Apply 70 MlAEt sEs So, ~ ii
SON. Petersburg. Va, or Dr. Z. z 0hi
CiaremonL Va
CLAREEOST. VA. 1888 Al -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
BY ". ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auc,ionesr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OBJ
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
Attic CORNER OF THIRTY.FTRsr AND
q STREETS

By virtue Of decree. referred % below. VI
sell by auction on the promises on
THURSDAY, MAYO, $50
At sX O'Clock p. NJ. tho LOTS above mentioned
fronting 80 feet on 1hirty-nr'; street. si "A
northeast corner OF q. and running Dars f.st
nne place for a store or small dRe.l. a,
win snb-diylde 10 suit hiddsrA
TgEMs: one third cash, balance ~ IN At
twelve months for note, WITH Interest afiei. al
title retained. y. ". Bow
Special Comm IL -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
ByKA.Cauia.
Real Estate Agent and Auct!onssE
No. Eleventh street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 3
~ FRAME DWELLING CoNrAININt
ROOMS ON A LOT % FEET FRONT ANu
MING BACK i23 FEET 10 A 2y-kOOl COZ
ALLEY, LOCATED No. SIS NORTH IWtf
FOURTH SrkEEr.-By virtue Of decree " '
Chancsry Court o. RicbmOnd city. entered a
q, 1855. Ia the suit Of A1fers0us guar 81
Vincent Ct gis. We viii s5ll Al pupui alci-..
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9rH.
az O'Clock p. H.. the PROPERTY des-riiei i
said decree and located Is above menuouf4
This properly vs. now occupied By goo
ant Is within half block Of the street fs.si
and could not DO better located Tor rea-sS f-'
poses.
TERxs: One third cash. ard the balance 81 'l
and twelve months. tls purchaser eAerni-s
note for the deferred payments. With ~ p
added from day OF sale, ana title reial-ei
the whole purchase-mOney Is paid and a
ance ordered BY the Court ....
= ID. DAVIES,
ALLSN q. COLIN,
Special Conuiss..ar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
BY b. n. ouArlsA
Real Estate Agent Aucuonesr. and Broke.
1919 Main sueeL

DRICK DWELLING No. Is sou I
ID PINE STREET FOR sAL8 AT AUCIll
Al the request OF the owner, q non-res'isf
viii Onor for sale the BRICK TESBhkN a
tanning seven roonA with modern img,
ments, all IA nrsLcl6ss order. on
THURSDAY, MAY iorH,
AZ O'Clock. This IL desirable property o
yestIneat or for 8 homo Within hAh aslll
Of Msin-strsss railroad and hoRrOo Part. i
same distance from no proposed Vine ~
electric road on Cary street Aeglb0r
nrst class. lot 49, 40 feet
TEsns: Al sAls. I'm QUARLFs.
my5 AUcayues-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
Il BILE TRACT OF LAND AT BsRBOURs-
WILLIE, ORANGE COUNTY, yA.--As 81 bstituted
trustee In two deods Of trust from X. JChnsoa
Barbour and wife 70 r. Barton Haxall. trustee,
for the benefit OF Boiling W. Haxall. ono dated
l1th December. is70, and recorded In the clerks
at page 500, and the other dated ist December,
1870 and recorded In the said clerks ofico IN
Decd Book ~, al page 2S3. and being tbereto re-
CURED by mo executfix OF said Boliiug W.
HaxAli, deceased. the present holder Of the notes
secured BY said deed, / viii soil by public sue
sion. on the premises, at Barboursyilis, orange
county. Va, on
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1853.
the valuable TRACT OF LAND conveyed by said
deeds, cor taining 1850 ACRES. This iand lies en-
both sides Of The Virginia Midland railroad (tns
depot beng en- the land at the growing village
OF Bsrboursyils. One hundred acres adjoining
said village will DO offered separately from tho
balance OF the tract. and ofers good Opportu-
nifty for investment. as IL can be divided and
sold as town lots- The residue can be divided
into two or more good farms.
TERxs: The deed requires cash as 10 costs Of
executing the trust aud 20 pay the debt secured,
which amounts on nth day Of May, 1855. 10
te.94a5c. Of which ss.i00 Il principal. but moro
liberal terms. viii be giysa. which sill be an
nouoced at sale; ths purchaser 20 pay taxes
for 1884 BARTON HAXALI,
Substituted Trustee.
For farther particulars apply 70 BARTON
HAXALl, Richmond, Va; BARTON 4 VIII
MIR, Baltimore. or JOHN q. WILLIAMS.
Orange Courthouse. Va NIB ti-Sns;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

TMMEDIATELY AFTER TT
4 above sale win cell that DESIRABLE N
STORY BRICK DWELLING No. q sol'h
street. containing elk rooms, with mode
preyemonts. Los i5x9o feet 70 al aleT
TKRss: Liberal
mY6 JOHN T. 0ODDtN, AucNor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

BOYD, NARY F. AND AiS., PLAINTIFFS. Aslf,st
RoWg. r. A. ASB ALs, DsYENDASIs-ls fss
CHANCERY COURT o. THR CRY OP hiCHv1vr
! BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk OF said oo1rt co.
tify that tho sond required Of tie spe.iaI .or
missioner by tho decree IL naid cause " Arr
", 1888. has been duly given.
Given under nay hand thls 1854 day q Ag-
myS BENJAMIN Il. BERRY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

ASDgRsoSs GUARDIAN, PLAsriFF. a6hi,sl
CENT, sc. DEFENDASrs-iS rhs NAaN-1'
COURT or rug CITY or McuNoND
], Benjamin II. Berry. clert u ms ssii t'i.'
certify that tho bond required q Re ~
commissioners by toe decree Ia SAL cas-
April ~, 1888. has hs~n duly given.
Given under e8y hand this 81 day 81 Nayi ~
my4 BENJAMIN Il. BEhkl. t.'.A .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

L o 4 S AL L.

TOR SALE, BRICK DWELLINGS,
u southwest corner Twentieth and Broad IA
streets; twelve rooms besides kitchen, and good
stable; modern coRyenienees; conyenisnt 70
market, business centre, and churches: one
square from electric cars Apply early and get
a bargain. CYRUS BOSSlEUX, Trustee,
my 2-eod6t ONCE Tobacco Exchange Building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
BIZ Auenstlpe Royal 3 90,

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneor>.
Onlcos No. sls Hull street. Manchester. and
No. II north Eleventh street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
CLEANLINESS.

The cleanliness which is "next to
rodiiness " cannot be too strongly or
frequently impressed upon the minds OF
those having charge OF anything, but es-
pecially the sick room. The patients
face and bands may be sponged over
with tepid water ct least once day /;
the cloIhing chaoged at least once a
week unless the physician advises TO the
contrary. II is important 10 have the
clothing well aired and everything in
perfect readiness before attempting
The change. II is often found
advisable 10 arrange the body fsn-
nsi like q sack. closing with but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
$. BISHOP MARKS. Secretary Of the Olympic Ath-
letic Club, writes:

Univ 10hk, May 10. 1885.
"Hsying hsd severe strain Of an imports Mt
muscle, aud desiring 10 run IN series OF athletic
games, 4 successfully used an ALLcOcK'5
POsOUS PLASTER as q binder and with great
relief TO the parts affected, can highly recon-
mend them 70 all aihletcs.n my 5-SuAw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

One OF the most difficult duties nurse
has TO perform is To regulate the tempera-
ture OF the sick room. The patient is
often chilly from thinness of blood, lack
Of exercise and circulation, or alterna-
tons from feverishness, so the greatest
care must be taken in this particular
1t is well for the nurse TO feel their
hands and limbs from time TO time, and
If they are too cool apply warm fan
nels, hot bricks, or bottles of hot
water. patients are frequently lost in
the latter stages Of acute disease for
want Of attention TO these simple precau-
tons. The fatal chill is apt to come on
In the early morning q or 3 o'clock,
the period OF lowest temperature in the
twenty-four hours, at the time when the
supporting induence Of the previous days
food is nearly exhausted"
There are, however, many kind and
generous persons who can never keep
their patients hot enough. ! once saw a
lad suffering from typhoid-feyer wildly
deliriouS He lay in darkened room
with several quilted cotton comforts
piled upon him. When be threw them
OF they were carefully replaced and he
literally sweltered under them, but being
bard 10 kill he recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
RlG8

For furnishing the best rooms nova
days imported rugs are essential. They
are much more fashionable-as they are
more costly-than carpets. Some Of
these rugs, with their small Persian pat
terms and their beautifully harmonious
tints. seem TO fill room by themselves.
1t seems to need no other furnishing,
and the appearance they give is indie
scribably luxurious and Oriental.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11
CRITICULAR.

A new Congressman made his first aud
only society call yesterday. He got along
all right until he came to be introduced.
Let me present you to the hostess" ,"
said his companion, starting into the
room.
mot much" he exclaimed, pulling
back; "In be blamed il I'm going to be
given away in a crowd like that" and he
rushed ont and escaped.
"Well, well, remarked Mrs. Brown,
1--WE noticed this about men. When we
are girls they don't go away until after
midnight, and when we are wives they
don't come in until after midnight. |
suppose it is the law of compensation and
! don't complain.
The old, old story:
Margaret" called the mother down
stairs some time last night, "Oh, Marga-
ret
Eyes, mamma" came the smothcred
reply. from the parlor
HAS your young man gone YETI"
"No, mamma"
"Wen, tell him not to for few min
utes, Pm going to market and want him
to carry the basket"
AT the telephones
Senator sherman Hello, Central
Hello
Central Wol2
Senator's: Give me the White House
please.
Central Who is it2
Senator S.: Senator Sherman.
Central; Oh ! Can't do it now. Cal
us up after November.
A Western man was giving an ignoran
Southern farmer tall yarn about Pike
Peak and its greatness.
"Well," heresponded, when the man le
him have a chance to come in, 81 neve
heerd Pike speak, but I'll bet hoss tain
nothing to my wile's speak when she get
| her dander riz."
At boarding-house:
Jones. Why didn't you stop at TIN
| Blank Hotel?
Visitor-evasively oh, because.
Jones: Was the hotel full2
Visitor; No, but the proprietor and clerl
were, and couldn't stand it.
IL won't be long until our esteemed con
temporary, the Republican, will be offering
"stins' as premiums to subscribers. 1
has already advanced the salary of it
resurrection editor.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

LAST YEAR GERMANY cultivated 5000
acres in tobacco.
OUR FRIENDS IN FLORIDA are enjoying
roasting ears just now.
GENERAL LEW WALLACE will move TO In
dianapolis in the spring.
JOHN Ton, WHO GIVES his residence as
Annapolis, Md, is the only Chinese tramp
in the country.
The LARGEST ARTIFIcIAL ice factory in
Prohibition Kansas was started at Hutch
inson this week.
The BUSINESS MEN of Grand Forks, Da-
kota, are going to erect 5000 creamery.
Their next venture will doubtless be an
artesian we'll.
DENVER, Col, IS SAID to have more well
dressed men in its streets than any other
city in the country. Oil City, Pa, has
also good many well dressed men.
IGNATIUs DoNNELLY, who has been max
ing such strenuous efforts 10 freeze Mr..
Shakespeare out was recently showed
under at his farm in Hastings, MINI.
JOHANN BoRAcIL OF AUSTRIA has sent 10
Nina Van Zandt, asking the loan of $50,
900 TO develop medical spring which he
owns. He appeals TO her as "a Brother
Anarchist"
JOHN S. CLARKE HAS recently presented
Edwin Booth with a number of valuable
theatrical portraits, including those of
Edmund Kean, Charlotte Cushman,
James Sheridan Knowles, Charles
Fletcher and David Garrick.