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BostOn~....-.O o 1 1 O-3
Philadelphia.-O u D D o ] o D o ] Ii

Earned L. Two-base hit-Andrews.
Stolen bases-Johnston, Wise, Hornung, Fogarty (2l,
Farrar. Mulvey. Bastiau (2l. Double plays-Nash to
Morrill,; Wise to Morrill,; Farrar to Buffinton; Irwin
(aone). First base on balls-Andrews, Fogarty, Far.
rar. Mulvey. Hit by pitched ball-Irwin. First base
on errors-BostOn, ?: Philadelphia. O. Struck out
Andrews, Irwin. Nash, Wise, HOrnung, Brown (2l.
Passed ball-Clements. Wild pitehes-Sowders, 2.
Time-2:10. Umpire-Powers.
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Totals. 1 3 "a II s. Totals. 8 IL % IL

EarLed runs-Washington, 6: New York, L. Two
base hits-Crane, Ward. Home run-Hoy. Stolen
6 4ssssTM arf fI ne{ ~, w wI%Dt. Myers '2 shC OBr Ho.
60. First base on errors--New York, 8: Washing
ION, A. Struck out-By Crane. 3; by Whitney, 4.
Wild p~iteh-Crane, 1. Time-1:5O. Umpire
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Earned runs-Baltimore, /: Louisville, 3. Two
base hit--Andrews. Home run-Browning. Stolen
base--Goldsby. First base on balls--ISouisville. 2.
Struck out--By Cunningham, 3; by Ewing, 2.
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score oy innings:
Chicago-.----.--.2 o o o o I o o Al
Pi.tsburg.----.-...0 o 4 o o 2 D o %
Earned ~runs-Chicsgo, 2; Pittsburg, 4. Twobass
hits--Ryan, Sullivan 8kuehne. Three-base hit--An-
son: Home runs--Duhy, Smith. Stolen bases--Ryan,
Williamson, Sunday. Double p~lays-Pfeffer, William
son and Burns; kuhne, Dunlap and Beckley; Smith,
Dunlap and Beckley. First base on balls-Of Morris.
2 of Krock, 2. First base on errors--Chicago 3;
flttsourg,, i. Struck out--By krock. 3; by Morris.
i. Passed balls-Carroll, 2. Wild pitches--Krock.
- TfunA-OIR U,-,. Von-
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ATHLETICS. 2; KANSAS CITY. o.

PHILADELPHIA. July 30.-To-day's Athletic
Kansas City gam was essentially q pitchers
contest, in which Mattimore bested Porter. The
Kansas City players secured only two hits. one
of which was a scratch. Barring one base on
balls, the local men did not make an error. The
visitors also helded well. Esterday and Barkley
each making clever stops and throws Score:
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Earned run-Cleveland, 1. Two-base hits--Mc-
KeGn, 0NeiL Stolen base--Hotaling. Hit by pitched
pau-Albert. First Base on rrors-Clevelsnd i; ~.
Louis. L. Struck Hotaling. Albert. Snv-
der 81. Latham. McCArty, Lyons. White, Hudson
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Totals. 3 8 81 16 IL Totals =. 4 10 80 "a 4
Winning run made with two men out.
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Baltimors.---.--. o o o o o o OIL
louisville. .....--....O 2 2 Q 0 ! 0 -

Totals. L 424 L A / Totals. 5 IL q IL o
Score by innings:
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CHICAGO.

Totals. z II 20 10 a
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ST. LOUIS.

Totals. 1 1919 Il Total. % 4271s 2
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
HEBREW THOUGHTS.

DO not live near pious fool
II tho fox IS king, bow before him.
4 niiser Is as wicked as an idoistor
Teach Thy tongue 10 say, Il do not know "
Forget other peoples faults by remember
ing your own.
Pro pcrity Is no just scale, adversely is tne
ONLY balance 10 weigh friends
Thy friend ha, a friend, and thy frieneS
friend has a friend. be- discreet
Despis, no man and decm nothing impossi-
llc. every man has bis hour and everything
IS place.
TO pray loudly is not a necessity Of d'vo-
ton: when wNpray sc must direct our Least
toward beaver
lie or she WHO gives charity becomes bles'.
or. as 1t Is written; "A bcneDceni soul VIII
h. abundantlr best
Words are -priinal forces, angels Of bless
in, or Of crr,ing. unuifercd, sc coatroi
them: uttered, they control us.
There are three crowns-of the law, TIE
nriesihooI AMI The kins,hip bat the crown
Of a good namc B, greater than them oil.
Though IL is not incumbent upon thee 90
connleie the work., t.i1u must uot therefore
re,se from pursuing b. u the worl, j. great
,rcat wll hs thy reward, and thy Master IS
faithful D. his payments
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LOCAL NOTES.

ST John's Protestant Episcopsl Church.
Drosd street. between Jwenty'fourth ana
Twenty.fifth Services and sermons sun
day II am. and x pm thanksgiving
Day II am. Wednesday nigh, service
omitted.
Wedden Memorial Chapel, Denny
street, Fulton Service and sermon 40
pm. .,
Chapel OF the Good Shepherd tcolored
mission). Twenth. eighth street, between
Leigh and NJ: Monthly service Tor adults
4 pm.
Bin I'VE visited Libby Prison. He reg
,ste.t his name Edgar W. Nye," and on
,he oppos't tie page. under the head OF re-
marks wrote Escaped November %,
1888
DR.. Jones, late Director -General o. The
EXPOSITION, wiilsgiye banquet at MuI
phys tonight 10 the employees Oh DIS
office who so faithfully discharged their
several duties.
Mtssrs j. f. johnson 4 Co, Will give
a Thanksgiving banquet 10 their TN
Moves and co workers next Thursday At
Concoran Han An interesting pro
rramme has been arranged.
The attendance at the Suuday-school
teachers meeting a. the Young Men
Christian Association on last saturday
vas larger than at any OF the previous
meetings To-day Professor Charl's
Winston again conducts the class 10
which all sunday school workers are IN
yited
The British steamship Marathon EN-
,ered 81, the Custom. house Yesterday with
700 sacks snd $40 tors bulk oi SAN
valued at 50 500. consigned to Davenport
4 Morris This steamship Is OF ,o13 tons
burthen. : Hewston. master, aud VII
10 d at Yves, Point with COLON Tor L''
erpool.
The question of the city, building and
runnine its own electric light plant, has
been referred by the Finance and tiecirl'
Iiobt Committees TO their respective
chairmen who will report AT some lu'Vt'
daV. The chsirmen are y. -. nhIg'oN'
Of ,hc Finance Committee and W. bcan'
Courtney Of the Electric Light Com
mice.
In the clerks Office Of Henrico County
Court a mortgage has been recorded
from The Richmond City n Seven f'ne'
Railway Company to the American Loar
and Trust Company. conveying 10 10,
Trust Company as trustee, all night and
lille in he Seven Pines RAILWAY 10 Sc
cure bonds to the amount of 500, 1000
Rev. II. NJ. Jackson, ID. ID, rector o.
Grace Church, who received call from
Trinity Church, New Orleans. The laigrs
and richest church in that diocese, hs'
declined il. preferring to work among h''
narishioners in Richmond.
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THY REAL ESTATE IOAN-DEP0siT
COMPANY.
Charter Granted Yesterday by Judge Well
ford.

Charter Granted Yesterday By Judge Well
ford.
Judge Wexford yesterday granted .
charter 10 the Real Es;sie Loan Deposit
Company.
The purposes u The company are 10
purchase. hold, rent and sell real estate,
receive money on deposit, 20 borrow
MONEY, TO lend or advance money TO
build, buy, etc, on real estate or other
approved securities, and 10 have the same
secured by lein upon res. estate or Other.
wise, 10 rent deposit boxes and receive
yaIuables into the vaults, TO aid persons
Of limited means in purchasing homes
Tor themselves and families, and generally
20 conduc, the business usually earned
on nv Perpetual building Associations,
with few notifications.
The capital stock Is not 10 be less ihsn
slOOO0 nor more then 81 ,0o0, 900, divided
into shares OF 600 each, 10 be PAID up 10
such instruments and upon such Terms s'
may be prescribed by the bylaws
The amount Of real estate TO be helo
by the company shall not exceed 2,oot
acres Ia the city Of Richmond and tbt
city Of Manchester and In The coonues o.
Hcprico and Chesterfield. q.
The principal Office and its chief bust
ness is 70 he In Richmond.
The officers for the frs' year are
President. w. il Waring, Jr Vice Presi
dent. Joseph A. White; Secretary anC
Treasurer. William MARSHALL, Jr.; Gerer
al Manager. MannngC. Staples. Diec
tors. W. +. Wsring. Jr, Joseph A. W hlte
Jnbp II. Dinnesn. William Marshall, Jr.
W Fred Pieasan
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A celebrated but very vain and over
bearing French painter in Paris bad pet
do, that was taken Ia. aud he Lad the
auiacity TO send for one Of the leading
physicians In the capital. GA the assump-
lion that veterinary surgeon was not
rood enough for the valuable dog Of so
great parsonage as himself The physi-
clan who lad been honored with the SUM
mons WAS at first quite shocked at the
impertinencc Of the notion, but soon le
covered his cQuanimiiy and returned The
following mcssagc to the knight 81 the
brush. Would Monsicrr NJ lee good
enough 90 step over to my house. AS |
hayo a couple OF new window shutters
that want painting -Gazetta del lopolo.
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LEMON ELt<tK.
A pleasant Lemon Drink.

DR. II. Mozley's Lemon EleXir 10 pre-
uared from the Fl sh juice OF Lemons
combined with other vegetable liver ION,
ics csthartics, aromatic slimnlan's anu
blood purifiers. ooa -.
40 c.nts and 81 per bottle sold 10y
druggist generally, and by all wholesale
druggists. NJ n
Prepared only by IL. Motley, NJ. D.,
Atlanta, Ga.
For Bmiousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach ia k
Lemon Elixir.
For sick aud nervous headache take
Lemon Elixir -.
For pslpsis,ion Of the heart take
lemon Elixir
For sleeplessness and nervousness take
For loss of appetite and debility take
s.smop Elixir o,ms ,.ls
Lemon Elixir. ~
Ie1,on Elexir will not fail you IN any
Of The hove named diseases, all OF whicI
arise fsom a torpid OF diseased iiver anu
stomach.
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Yesterday morning about Q o'clock me
two horses sttaChei to the wagon OF Mr..
Cooper Harlo~, farmer who had just
delivered his losl Of loose tobacco al
Shockoe warehouse, and was coming OUT,
took fright and dashed of. u 'he
middle Of Shockoe Slip was one Of Dos
,,eux's teams. The TWO horses spied Y
and passed around ii, striking post on
lie west side Of he Sip and running on
the pavement, one horse passing on eItheI
side of the gas lamp and the southwest
corner of Cary street and The SIP IA
front Of Harvey & Blair's store. iht
gas lamp stopped them. a demolished
wheel OF The wagon vas The only dam
age
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an OtO oOCCG.
Il Was Played on Tom 0S'ii'iree en-
Tic Fit.

Tic Fit.
An old acquaintance Of Tom otth'ree
told u characteristics story about that ,cic.
brated man yesterday which a group CT
politicians listened to with Interest.
1T was about 1855 or isj6. he said,
"vhen the indians were rniding the Texas
frontier. that company called the iesah
rangers was tlrrncd for the purpose O.
fighting the rsd men and driving 'heh1
from the bcfd., Tom ahd grew up 10
scther. and orte on Fourth Ct July he
delivered tie Grafton. and one OF our
cronies read til, Declaration OF indepenu'
cnce. Toms father was nm eminent
LAWYER down there md vas called buffalo
Head. becsus, Il the large thinking box
he carried above his shoulders. lie was
q Wing leader. and sevcssai tunes was MS
partys candidate for ls'vernor, bus was
always defeated
Tom ioiuca the rangers. aud just be
fore hc started with thea, fos the frontier
his fa,her-vho was not notably plous
man. however handed the young 'eilo~
q Bible.
Take this Diblc. Tom. said the old
gentleman, and II won't DO You any harm
| to read II sometimes
The young ranger thanked bis ia'ner
! for the gift, and soon after lcft win ms
company for the front. The rangers were
about three months in tic service when
/ they returned When Io1is father met
! the lad he said.
d" We'll. Tom. suppose you read your
| Bible while YOU were out there
Yes. father, replied iheyoung soleier'
and have brought Il hacl, with ne.
Judge Ochiltroc took the book. ano
opening the pages picked oui Nv phi
and pat itin his pocket white Tom looked
on with utter establishment and chagrin'
Then turning the leaves, ihc Oh Geiiie'
man took out tNo other $50 bills, which
he also put 10 his pocket. just what
| Toms thoughts were a. taat moment can
be well imagined During lee latter 2 III
Of his service on tire road he haan a
cent. and vcs obliged TO deny himself \
many mental and physical COM ori "hl'N
without money were not obtainaole.
''sYcs. said judge Ochiltree, You may
have read that Bible. Tom. but you see
II seems funny that you didn't s'riR'
those parts o.. the book where | slowed
those bills.
And like the oyster, Tom was voice
less. Kew York Evening sun.
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ACCORDING TO THE NEGROES.

Burn old Shoes aud toe snakes viii squirm
away FROM that place.
Shoes must never b. put on sick higher
than the head 90 the wearer.
To keep shoes, even after they are past
wearing. will Keep good luck about a place
II you stub the right toc you VIII be wei
coined; If YOU unfortunately stub tue Iett
YOU may know that you aren't wanted.
Burnt shoe solcs and feathers are good to
cure cold in TIE head. say OLD aunues, and
marched shoe soles and hos hoSis Is good
mixture. also. for coughs.
The older dusky maids belieTe that when
their shoe, como united, and keep coming
antied. il j. true sign that their s"eethearts
are talking and thinking aboa. them
Good lnck 20 The child who draws on her
stocking wrorg side out. II she tales it on
and rights it bclsrr T. o'clock she riay ieei
assured Of getting soon q nice present
A more absurd fancy IS to believe that
when any one accidentally spills Oh tie oia
shoe child wears. this gives assurance tAas
the chiid viii soon haze brand ne" foot scar.
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RS direction Of tic owners. We will sell at
puhIc auction on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER -. lSes,
Al y O'Clock m e., on the premises that beinii-
fflty situated lhAtf or LAND kno"i a.
SPkI ~ I'LL. which has been iaid out on
the most liberal scale. and VIII Ne ohfiV" Nh
s~ebt.r ms as will satisfy al parties.
spring jill is beautiful plateau OVERLOOK
ing James River. ana with an eieShlDn gu ~
feet atoVe Underwater, colnmahhs one n' ~
iuyeuest views IN TINS seclion OF w 9 90,
taking in the city OF hichmond from l ual
lego Mills TO Hollywood. and beyond 10,
miles M the JAMES River Valley. SO elevated
thar IL will always ha, q the ireshe - OF UNITY
air. and the view can new he oostfueieu' ailn
haiog only one A. a "A fOu IN init from tue
lmsiIc-s centre ~ Richmond. II hss every aN
Vintage II both city and country IA.
h,. lois iIOnI ~ feet o. Wiz. avenues VIZ
a depth of lzO f,ct fO nm nh,Y. aDh Ne thr
tower OF the Manchester water. "niks ~ w
the nrop,rfy each lot can have The btieni %
water. These handsome lots PR sent nor"
solid attractions than any properly eltI ~
fcred in this community. hign' oty NJ .Nh'
and vet - near the huslnt IS crhtlc OF ~ w
w"nd Hello Isle Mai Works. Tredegu lt"u
Works. Danyille Railroad shol :, ana othet III
d,l.trial establishments.
The city Of Man, hester j. growing rapioi}
and with the street cars NON eunuss''ns ~
with Richmond. and the water ofks Ma
ing compI lion Il will con ipuc 10 IMPROVE
ana no place in the South oit' n better ind zee
meuts for Investment and speculation.
We desire - call special ATTENTION 10 VIC
very llboRi 49,, -. -,
1rHMs oP SALE. VIZ. One-third cash anu
the r.ma. uder AZ any time withn twenty
Years AZ the option OF the pure ha>er, WIZ ~
J ter, sta per cent per hnnum. a>hp,, N' ~
Annually. + riuriher part. culars call Al th'
Office OF ihc auctiDneefs. Ill,
] A. the sole will commence al j. I'D We VIII
have ample refreshments on he GROUNDS.
J AuGU ZINE hpfSbb >.
! no b ID Nutllon''Ir-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

rs pretty well known chat Ar.Glad-
stone is great talkcr. and quite apt TO
inomopolize conversation ou most octa-
sions. One day be sent fora young noble
man who IS very fully posted ou tie east
ern question The young man went, and
tho next day was congratulated by a
friend On the impression that he bad
made on the Grand Old Man. Mr.. Glad
stone says that lao never met any one who
knew 80 iauch about the Caucasus. The
Young NAN smiled. Il was with him two
hours. said be-. land never opened my
mouth New York Sun.
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Turns



"That is all will give you tonight, gen
tlemen, but 1t is enough % show you who has
been writing Mr.. Eilry's poems. Dy reading
tomorrow evening will be- most entertaining,
and as wroteall OF Mr Longiello" S poems
and am constantly shipping poems 10 Mr.
Lowell, YOU can sec that lt wil DC varied as
we'll Lately have been oucroachnso on the
English market. sending a number 81 con
sirnmcnts 20 Mr.. Browning. and yesterday
flinr trial order Tor Baron lcnnysoh
This Is all done away with, however, and
Thomas j. StocsWeil reveals hs true SELF to
tho world. DO not fyrse. my entertainment
tomorrow
"Tom,n said a man, as le entered and
touched tho poet on tAe shoulder. 'come on
lit is long past time that yon were ID, and !
have been looking everywhere Tor you. l
hove he hasn't disturbed you, gentlemen, ' he
continued. as be started toward TIE door, fol-
loved by TAO other; "he Is perfectly harm
Loss. so We allow him about the asylum
grounds. but We didn't think be would wan
der away. lie j. the same man who used to
think the world would cease 70 rovolNe
around the sun il lie didu wear green RIB
bon on his hat, bat be has given ~ that and
taken 10 poetry
Nye came In q moment later very much
exhausted by Uncle As1s COW and hired man
story, but he had 70 help Riley UP - Nd
New York Tribune.
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Husband Well, Mary, what are you
CRYING abouu
Willie has become such smoker. and
he won't listen 10 a word ! say.
We'll, let the boy smoke, X won hurt
HIM.
But De smokes too uuch | saw him
take four cigars out ot your box ~
d4y 49,
aOA. Won did, Where is thc young
scoundrcl2 lil teach him 90 smoke, II
c.n ind club."-Llucoln State Journal
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An Intelligent Baby.

"Ile's awfully cute. Mr. iAlTinty. lie
kisscs me how whenever ask hun TO.
said the young mother.
All" said Lalrnty. rs it not IN
usual for a--ah-baby to show SO much
Intelligence ut so-ah--early al age! ~
lalpers lazar
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4 Real Novelty.

Mrs. Duquesne-I suppose you sing or
piayi -,
Miss Newcomer-Ob. 10. I'm not at al
musical.
Mrs. Duquesne-Yoa Tecite. probabiyi
Miss Newcomer-Oh, 10, iDdeedl
Mrs. Duqaesae-"eii. then, suppose you
paint plaquesi
Mis- Newcomsr-Me paint icculdn't paint
q fence
Mrs. Duauesne caserlyl-0i, You dear girl,
how loyelyi You must promise 10 eoaie ~
every one OF my receptions fo"u b. sue" L
sensation P.tts5urg Bulletin
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femou Hot Drops

Cure all Coughs, Colds, Hoa'seness, 9o re
TSroSt Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and az ~
Throat and Lung diseases. rrice -
cents. Sold By druggists Prepare"
only by DIR. II. MozIey. Atlansa.Ss'
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The Proper Course.

III you start on 2 journey. says an old
book of wisdom. and meet cat, you
should at once turn back" The book does
not say for what purpose you should turn
back, but we suppose it is TO get your
gun. Burlington Free Press.
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"Arc You tcllshg' inquired young
Featherlv. who had Bobby on his knee.
- little" responded Bobby, but not
50 much as you are.
"Why do You think I'm ticNiish,
Bobbyf'
PA says so. Tho Epoch.
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I.aciss Strength.

Woman ITO ,rampl-liow's the soupl
Tramp-'Taint quito strong enough
maam. wish you would wash a fe"
more dishes IN il. Tho Epoch.
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Couracc REQUIRED.

The undertaken should be brave man
lie Is often called upon to stare death Il
tho face. Boston Courier.
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Telegraph operators get a great deal OF
sound advice through their instruments.
New Orleans Picayuno
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TRUSTEL'S ALE OF VALUABLE
yARN NEAR HANOVER junction.

Nv virtue of a deef 81 trust from W nam ana
.leausffe Hllss. def tuit having been Hahe ~
thl paylneut Of notes secu ca thefeih e"d
heinz required % % do the behen iHif I"
ssid deed. will sell az public auction q, ifHu
over Junction NJ l2f0 p m, on ~ hSD 81 /,
thea,th Of Novemb p. 1855. the iiact oi lfna
f,rusrlv occupied by }. u. Jones am no"
owned hy }. =. Header, trustee, iyimg on
borh sft : OF The chesapeake ONO ftht,
IA lfoad and on the nh bank on the Norm
Anna fiter. about one mite rom iahOhti
Jnnctl ~. aud VIII, d contains atoHt "a ,
acres. Ihis farm j. in fine condition. anu has
On 10 y good dwelling and al the usual cur
TERMS on SALE:
Enough ia cash 10 pay expenses ~ SAFE ana .a.
OF cNe,utif the tfutts ~ rail d.eH' anu 'h'
further sum on slp8H sith int f,st on
solo 20 from l0th june, lsNs, aud on 49, IN,
/ balance thereof from bth November, ls''' shh
ON credits 10 bc secured by deed OF liust on
{ the farm Of S15nto the 9th November, lHos. anu
ot another $40 a. the TIA Novemb Der. 1877, the
/ haisuce Of fhe purct ase money 90 hc mace
uavau e. az such fiUc or times arc s,tufer ii
[ sucr manner as ! G. Header, trustee, VA.
owner of said land. may PR scribe ana uife''
an. IN tie event VI his g.. u.e 90 90 -u tAen IL
/ m. said under igncd shall dlre (. 800.
HILL CARTER,
/ November lttt. is's. lfhsl'e'
froyfn tOt
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TERMs OF GALE /.
l;0R REST

l|Ok RENT
Neat brick dwelling On Cary. between Jthei
SOM a Adams. sis rooms. cellar. u odcin con
yepienccs Could be rem "a % suitable lal ~
Tor board OF owner apply ~ 700 h',,i lahN
lin ffrm II 'O5 p NJ. 4hv. tou
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The only railroad in Caina is daily eresded
with passengers.
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AUCTION SALE
GRAND SALE OF VALUABLE
II AND ATTRAC I'VE PROPERTY,
,o>SI-T,NG OF 2,p iots, IN
THECIIY or MANCHbS
TER, VA.
THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY EVER
OFFERED 10 NV ~ ,1hs me-, 49,"

Rs direction Of TIC owners. We viii sell at
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-26
A Wise Patron of The La. $.
LOTTERY.

Aworthy Chicag Mr. Klein,
doing business at o. 80 B. Kinsey
St. He is "a benevolent, frank and
social fricnd-l1l<e NIL old-time
e Fatherlanders he viii invest a
spare dollar in a lottery and on a
former occasion secured an $4,000
prize in The Louisiana State Lot
terry in association with his brother
in-law OF his latest good luck, he
was the possesSor Of fractional
ticket No. 1891 which drew $780,
600 in the drawing, Aug. 9TH. he
collected the amount; $4,000,
through the Express company.
His present business place is a
wooden franc building for vending
refreshments, cigars, etc. He will
erect, on the lot which he owns, a
modern brick block = Chicago His
Occident, Aug. "a.