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(tHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
" SCHEDULE TAKING Effect
JOSc p. i5sz
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e43 A. NJ. for Newport new8 Oh pyin, ~, d.
tori. aud Norfolk daily exesp. T.
s.f5 A. NJ. sundays ouiy. 70 Newport Nea,.o.f
Point. All Norfolk
li:lO A. NJ. Thro1gh ani Local Mail . nh ,-,,f,
West. except Sunday P4hfn.a
sleepcrs CLIFTON Forge % 10 s.a .9a.
sfop NJ. Tor Newport Nows. Ola Pola, An,
Norfolk. ezccpt sunday
Vt ton. keep, suodsL
e.2o q NJ. Tor Louisville, Cincinnati. ch,ar,
81 Louis. Memphis. AMI Nor 90
1eans-fast kxOfess with ilur.,
pullmans daily Only route RON ..af
Pulmans West from Richmond.
s.ssP. NJ To- O.d POINT. DAILY except NDrls-
stop. only at williamson. lf
man Palace car a. Oid Point
ioSOP. NJ. ior yirflnis springs ,nd A'a'sa,
ny, daily except SUNDAY s.cei4g
car b Waite sriphnr.
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I'm A. N. fron sorfolk. Oh Point. All Nsr.
port Nova except sunday.
SOP ". from local voiuts aud loo Hosa el.
cept SUNDAY.
90 4. ~. from Old POINT, Newport NsTs. A.
Norfolk daily. Pullman lg.a.s ..-
Oldfnlni 10 Gincinuau AMI lDl.f F,
e.Sop NJ from Louisville aud Cincinnati. o..
Express-Jsiiy.
Demo, Seventeenth ADD BrcFd Streets
incse.s AZ 100 Main street aud 10 no fsalt
n ". e. LLsr.
General Pssseuxer Agrrt
WILLIAMS C. ~ICSHAu. Recover Cne'sp. -
and Ohio railway .H.H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

TVRUSTEES' SALE OF A FARM IN

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
THETRUCKING REGION OF HANOVER
COUNTY. by virtue of two deeds OF trust from
,Iohn W. Davidson ani Wife-the ono 10 George
2. Haw, dated sth September, lS54 and recorded
I'm Hanover County Court clerks oiiice scpten-
her d.. 1851. In Deed BOOK Il, page 3d. aud mo
other TO lin Garter, dated tbs 2d August $50,
and recorded in Hau0ye. Comfy Court clerk S
Office August IS, lsI6, In Deadlock 80. -, page
4G-aud at the request Of tho benehcaries
therein secured respectively, the undersigned
will proceed 20 sell at public auction, at Hanover
Courthouse, Oh
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1858.
County. Court day, Immediately after dinner,
that certain TRACT OF LAND called PLEA.
SAINT GkEEN.n On which the said John w. Da-
wilson resides lying near the Old church. in
Hanover county. containing about .OO acrcs, ana
adjoining the land. Of SpOiswood Logon, W. >.
Alexander, and others. This farm Is situated IN
the trucking region Of the county, aud has on lt
a good dwelling aud other necessary OutOulld-
lngs and an abundance Of wood aud water, and
il convenient TO churches schools, and mills.
Terms: Tho deeds require cash As 10 t1D, Win
interest thereon from Septem Der 5. 1884, til paid,
and tgg3U2. with interest thereon from october
~. lSS7 TIN paid aud the costs OF sale and Of
executing the trusts IN said is; but II Il pro-
baDle that more liberal terms will be announced
~ the sale. GEORGE p. HAW.
HILL CARTER,
~ lSW5t trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

1UN ~ - HUNS
Train No % connects daily except SUI
az ks5svills tor chase Cify. Clarfs'iliH To- Z
oxford. 80 GreeasbOno Tor Dursam. Haif
SALON.. ami winston, AMI alt points on &c.,.
Carolina Division; a. sai.sonry Tor A,nr'I ,
H,t >prings. aud al p3fut- IA W--frrn ND- b
Carolina. aud at Charlotte for Charlotte. tti..--
bia aud Augit- "a alirlaf.
Train No. - counects daily A. 1reenfn
for salem. WAS 80, Nelolgh, Oolisootl.
Moreheaf city, AZ SALISBURY Tor A-nefli'' Do 3
SPRING. aui all points il Aestern Nuril ' a.
Ina: az ChArl0ttl with Charlotte. Col Mlih q
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia. Augusta SON
Charleston savannah. 1homAsgills, Ca Jtr-
spnyiue. ara 0tner Florida pniu's ai'1, N.a
Caroline Central railroad f0r Miflingion.
Trans from tho Sogth arrlys e. hi2hnell
A. N. ami j. % L. NJ .......
Leave Richmond ........,.-...--... .-.l. y a. "
Arrive Manchester. ......--.... -....i ~ p Il
AMELIA COJkldOISh ltAlN.
Leave Richmond. .......-.- .........-.-t-hf
Arrive Rltnuvni ..--..--'f A. .t
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RfrLlMnNn

Akhif y KthHpNi-
40 p. ". Ma A. daily lskcep. oAulAfh .,
EI3 A. NJ ACCOMMODATION GaiJ wA''
sudan.
l2-O ~ II. EXPRESS caur
SUNDAY AGO. AODAIiON teiFc'A
moai aod Sc0lsriiio leaves 4. b., f'.'
arrives 1:i5 2. N.
CONNECTION
A. Clifton FORGE vito Che.apeaks 81 '.'
railway for tho SJuth. West. ani HCr.nfr'-
AZ Lynchburg WITH Norfolk AMI ~''.o.-
read Tor al points SOulh. >0uthess,. an
west, AMI NrfiniA Midland railway iJf 50
North sut south al
At Kichmond with Associated ksil"hf-
points Ia the SOuth. ami kichmen1.
burg and POt0nac railroad i.r th3 NNi'-- r.
~ le1ipEtOa win Baltimore az
road, mAsing close connections a. 49, ,
Ferry 10 snd from Pittsburgh AL no wee
~ points North aus kAst. .... -
Sls<psNg-ear a.saeAsa % ssgG AFrf'''
Lgns0kEra N.I.
sIeeoIns-cars Lynch burg % Memphis, ~
leans aud Little ROck. -..t.r
Trains marked sauJ excey' sum-
Tally. .,. as,
Tickets sold 70 all point~ OIces H'
Main street. 1909 Main street. and .. d
aad Aliegnany tepo;. Aghia ant "a
lois 4. Ma 81 ..'.
te2 GcIsfai FAs'ensof N-'''
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AUCTION sALEs-rutuee Days,
ByN. W. Bows.
Real Estate Auctioneer
rVRUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE OF
THE LARGE AND FIRsT-cLAss
RESIDENCE
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
FIFTH STREETS
THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
JOHN FREELAND.

Nv virtue OF deed OF trust from Wilson =:
Thomas and wife. dated January !. 1850, am
duly reco ,ied. we, Ito trustees VA ssid deon.
will, at tho request Of the holder OF the nosss
thereby secured. sell by auction, on th' p'o"'-
''' THURSDAY. July %, 1883.
n, AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the LARGE TlI0RoTGH-
IY-C'ONSTRUCrED, Observation-Disclosures
WRII-hRRkNGED AND CBSlkhb'o-Lo@
CATEO RESIDENCE above referred 10, CON
talning about hiteen rooms, win ample ser
wants accom- modhtions, &c.
The lot fronts 10 feet on Filth street. ana tuus
back along the south line Of Cary street 40 Jig
feet 10 an alley n feet vide -,
This property is too well known 70 REQUIRE
fuller description -, -,
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay al taxes tnat
MAJ be due hncluding those for THIS year. tno
costs of executing the trust, ana % dltchstee
two notes for $3.50 zach. with interest en- one
from April 20. 1855. and on the othor rom July
10 1898: and on a credit as 20 six insiaimeLs OF
ss7 30 each TO fail due respectively on Octopor
To- lsss January TO- 1883. April 10. 1889, july ~.
lSsq October 10. 1870, and January 10, 1850; anu
a further credit a. TO 5000. to fall due January
TO- 1920: all credit payments 10 DO eyidencei py
negotiable notes, with interest added. payable
without grace. and secured by trust-deed on
the property: and the residue OF tho purcnnse-
money on such terms az the grsntors may pre-
scribe and dircc' or. in defanlt OF such dtfec-
tiop. on such terms as the trustees shall think
1T a. Is. AIEhnoON'
y. W. bONE,
tyn Trustees
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Fg,HE BRADSrREET COMPANY,
J. CHARLES h. CLARK, PRESIDENT
BRADSTREEr's RICHMOND OFFICE
No. ll0s BASr MAIN SiKEEf
Telephone No.ai
an. Witty, superintendent.

The Richmond of1ice naa moro than kept pace
With the rapid growth OF the city and develop
mont OF the territory tributary TO L. II Offers 70
he mercaatils community OF this section ali tho
advantages OF a System the superiority OF which
IL recognized Ia every trade centre OF the civil
lied world. That II 10 NJ special sense prepafsd
10 guard mo interest," Of tts LEGAL patrons Ia At
tested by the fact that Il has now . larger auDsbv
wswbssrtbms Than any other msyeaIsfiH sssnek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
By X b. Chafin & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.
vr,RIrsTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT On VENABLE STREET
BETNEkN TWENTY FOU RTB AND TWENTY
FIFTH STREETS, No. e4li (NOhTH SIDE of
VENABLEl-LOr 20 FEET FRONT BY 100 OK
MORE FEET DERBY virtue Of deed nom
Henry Stewart and wife, dated November -,
1872 recorded In henrico County Court on No
vember y, 1872, and AZ the request OF the helrs
OF Mary Aun stewart, deceased. will soil by
public auction. on tho premises, on
THURSDAY. JULY 10. 1888.
AZ o'clock p. ". the HOUSE AND LOT OF
GROUND located as above described Tue houee
Is one and One half stories aud In fair coudition.
The lot ia de.irabls. having a good front anu
very deep. The building can be changer INTO
two teueInents, aud its nesrness 10 tho electro
railway makes il very convenient and adds much
10 ia value Tor a home or for renting.
Terms: One third cash; balance IN i1,tNelVe'
and eighteen mo2ths for notes with per cent
interest, 70 be secsred by deed 81 trust.
JOSEPH b. STEWART, Trustee.
Sale by X. b. CHAFFIN & CO., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

A UCTION SALE OF NEW AND
N ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN COTTAGE
DVRLLING-7 rooms. nall aud pantry, new
barn. good we'll Ut water. TEN ACRES or NICE
LAND only one and a half miio- from the city,
ON the Nine-Mue road. along which road the
railway rom ri rhmOn1 70 Seven Pineh u 10 10
bullt work already commenced), thus arordiBg
reAdv transit 10 and from the city and enabling
any party to live at this desirable home and at
tend 10 bssines- In tue city. The land lays nice
". and the buildings are new, neat, ana couYe'
Tn,s deslrable PROPERTY will be sold at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, July 20, 1888.
AZ o'clock +. ~, and parties may attend this
sale expecting 10 secure bargain, as the owner
means 10 SELL
TERMS: One third cash; tslance In one, TWO.
and three years, with per cout interest
For particulars call On aucJioneers.
iyl5 L. b. CHAfFIN & CO., AuctoneerA
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ANCHOR LINE.

ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN
steamship "OITY OF ROME" from Kew YORK
"Wednesday. August sth, September 9Th. october
3D. October 3isL
Largest aud finest passenger steamer siioat
CABIN, 500 $50, and 500; second clssa.
$50.
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamers every saturday from New YORK 10
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY,
Cabin passage 70 Glasgow. Liverpool or
Belfast 800 aas $50; secoad clsss, $50 /;
Storage outward or prepaid. $40. saloon
EXCURSION tickess AZ reduced rates frsyel-
lers' circular Testers OF credis and drafts
Tor any amount issued ~ lowest curreat
rates For books OF tours, tickets, or further la.
formation, apply 70 HENDERSON BkOfuEs>
New York: or sORGEW w. ALLEN a Co, Old Do
minion steamship Company. or A W. GAKBEk,
1000 Main street. or ANDREW WELSH Southern
Express COMPANY Richmond. ap HON
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paue.. MEDICINES. &c.

DIR. z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, q guaranteed specific for lysts-
ria Dizziness COryuisiGDs. Fit-. Nervous Nsn-
raIgin. Heaiache, Nervous Prostitution caused By
tic use of alcohol or tooacco. Wskefulness. Mem
TAI Depression. ,ofteuinZ OF the hrain resulting
In insanity and leading 10 misery, decay, anu
death. Premature Oid Age, Loss ot Power Ia
Fitner sex cursed by over-exertion Of the brain
or oyer-indulgence. Zach box contains ono
month irestment si BOX, or six boxes Tor -
sent by mail prepaid 90 receipt al price.
We GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
70 cure any case. With each order received by
us for ak boxes. accompanied with s.. wo Will
send tho purchaser our written guarantee 10 re-
fund the money ii the treatment does not elecs
azure Guarantees issued only by
4. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggts',
sole Agent,
olg east Main street. Richmond. Va
nv 1-d&Wly
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Ry Fred. Il. Williams,
212 n)rth Nineteenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
4 AND ELEGANT STOCK OF DlAMONps,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELkN,
CLOCKS, AND sILvER-PLATEDwARE BEING
THE STOCK OF Mr.. y. HEINRICH, NO. 700
EAST MAIN STREET. AT AUCfiON.-on
WEDNESDAY, July 18Th.
at 10 20 A. NJ. and o'clock 2. NJ. and daily unul
the whole IS disposed OF, viii seli Wtn0ut nnlit
or ressrye the entire stock Of elegant DIAM.lND
RINGS AND EARRINGS, GOLD AND SilN hk
III NrING}-CASE AND OF FACE kAlLnOA =, ~
WATCHES, SILVER PLATEDWA CLOCho
AND JEWFLRY TO which the attention OF the
trade and those ia want OF such goods y hSkco.
The stock can DO Inspected any time before INC
sale aud il Il seldom such chance Is auotoeu
the public to buy such goods At auction
BEVERLEY T. CRUMP, Trustee:
FRED. H. WILLIAMS, salesman. " lo-N
DICHMOND BAZAAR AND FsSC
III CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. NA
1893 AND li40 FEANKLiS STREET.
Our regular sale will take place
TODAY,
at If O'Clock, when we will soil several good
HORSES and MULES. aud quito n selection OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND BUGGiEo, PhAh-
Tons. WAGONS, aud CARTS. Especial aueh-
ton Is asked 10
SECONDHAND TOP BUGGY:
SECONDHAND OPEN BUGGY
SECONDHAND GROCkRs WAGON, IN good
order;
sFCOND-HAND MILK WAGON, in good order;
50 bales Of HAY. slightly damaged.
Ihose IN wart should attend
wis 4. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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DIEDMONr AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANyiLLg RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT fJJ,S ID
THE sou rs.
pUTINAN SLEEPgfS or ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
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LINE WA WI.
4 POINT.
nAlLy Excsrr suNDAY

The fayorlt, route IN Baltimore. Th's''aue-
Oh tbis line sre mOieis ut beauty elrsan' . =
comfort Leave itchmoDI 20 az ttff t.
arrive al Bs.umocs 80 A. leass os.a
moro at T.. 81. arrive 90 hl hmoEl 81 .i
lU.i0 4. a.
rare iacnmoni to Baltimore flrs'-c.as'
second class tl'0
tsqes 10 business mcu iu cnnplng ilsn ID
leave Richmond ncar iH' close q ur .t a
,ran-sctions aud Grrive - Baltimore csrlY ..ft
morning after hanug enjoyed delr
nights resi free ifOm tAo aus. ani noise o. ii.''
"S' 'S~FsT POINT ACCOMMODATION
uoavo Mlhmoui ureut}-nlI
street deuJl .....,-t.t .t....tt.f - ITO
Arrive Richmond dNenty-thiri 1890,
SlroDl deUOtl t......st.t. .stts.ss ''t.'t' f
daily fDaliy except sunday.
uepot api uckci-10irs 700, virginia 'ir-'-
Uptown onlss Comor fenth aud sam 49,. =
JAS. i~ 1AlLuiI
General lAssous.r As'I-
=. - POTTS,
Division Passenger Agint
Elrumonl b.
sol. HAAS. Trs-ic Manage.
rkYlON l.AANOLFu. GerOru MANAGE
A TLANTiO COASf LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commanding bal. DAY. same - 4'h
trains on tbs rosi viii run ~ follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Leave hui'g
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PHILADELPHIA. RICH asfsSsf,
MoNp AND NORFOLK
,aEAMsHIe CoNPASI

Appointed sailing dsys Every TUESDAY,
and FRIDAY II ~ ~, AMI every SUNDAY All
A. N.
Freight fer Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received tn ii:p A. n; tor sundays steamer
ms p. NJ. saturday Freight received daily .u
tP. n.
Fare. ~
For further information apply 70
J. W. AoCARElCK,
Genera southern AGENT Once RocksttA
w. r. CLYDE a Co.
Ael General Agents PhiiadslphiA
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AUCTIOs SALEs-Faturs Days.

AUCTIOs SALEs-Faturs Bays.
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate AuctOnecr.
A HIGHLY-PROFITABLE COUN-
"A TRY STORE WITH GB ACRES OF BeAU,
TlFTL AND WELI~SIADED LAND. SUIT ABkL
FOR VILLAS, SITUATED ON THE RICHMOND,
FREDERICK SBUKG AND lOIOMAC Kali
ROAD At STAPLES'S CROSSING, FOUR NILES
FROM Tah CITY. AT AUCllON.-At the re-
quest of the owner, who desires 70 engage m
other business. 1 viii sell By auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. july EirU,
nj 1870 o'clock. p NJ, the valuable property above
referred TO- The improvements consist OF an ex-
celleut STORE AND BAh-ROOM with DIV ELL
ING OF SEVEN Rooms attached, besides a
STABLE, &C.. all nearly new and In good oraer.
The patronage Of the store aud bar were large
aud very profitable. and il ia believed That the
receipts from bar alone viii pay for the place IA
a few years. As y site for a villa II Is pre-eml-
nently desirable Oh account OF is neafne5S and
accessibility % the city, it, good neighDorhOod'
ana tts hue Shade. Several trains pas the place
daily. stopping IN a few yards OF the house.
TRANSFORMATION 20 the city Is cheaper IMAM eIec-
trio fares # n ri-rnonthy tifk el Is used.
TERMS: one third cash; balance at one and
two years. with interest, dc. ly 10
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daily. tDaiiy EXCEPT sIn1ar
SIDlpi -

DAILY tDauy EXCEPT sIn13T
SIOPpiN6-PLAttt
Nos q and Il MAKE 10 stops 10 p '
only or signal at MaucHs=tor ani 'll-ier 'f
- stops only on signal al Chester CONF = '
ami aauchc=tsc 80. - st3ps pa siRufi 8. '.
regular stations No 90 s'Cu- "a slrf "a p. '.
regular stations AMI also 80 Temple aal
wa thai N0s. %, -. 81. 20. Is. y 90. SAd p '.'
stOy az oil stations for passenger
PuILMAS-CAh oth'llh
on Trains Sos. "a ani - aioeping--trs ''if''t
New lOrg auI Tampa. ria. 'f.1 jacks.
On Trans Nos. 70 aGi e sieepln2-faf- p'
Washington amt Charleston. ON lfAu pos
sleeptng-cars DotSceu heg York AL D A''.-
vile. On Train No. - -lcelinS-c4fs I..f
WashingtOn AMI JlrSs0nviIl. ....,....
THE ONLY ALL~hAlL LINE TO N,l.t '-N'
LEAVE AMIN
Richmond. JOS A. VI. NorfoiN.,-....-. B.. We
Richmond. 900 T.. n. NoriDk.....,. f.' 10
Norfolk.....'s:I0A 4. NJ. hich heni...l 4A B.. 70
Norfolk .'4:5OP. M Nnnm1aa.. .-'' Do
These uaius sirO make cl1lo come '..'
Farmyille, lyncnourg, aud >oItawesie
and all stations On The N0riols 4Ii u ''....
road except the lU.Ss uAn. far' gore
points vest u Petersburg shouil thke .i. ID
A. "a. train instead il. ~. - ANl.
scprrLferl. 20
F.T. d. MYERS, General Supcrn'enl'n-
Z. NJ. EMERSON. General Passenger AZ
SOL HAS IrArlc Manager "r'
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WANTED, TO SELL A HORSE,
w PHAETON. and HARNESS. suitable for
n lady. Apply at 40. ~ west Broad street
ly 1917
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pICHMoND AND ALLEGnNT

SCHEDULE or TRAINS ~ EftE-t
JCst %. ieA ....
ONLY LINZ RUNNING SOLD TRAINS a"'
PALACE slgEtiN0 tAl,7
BETwENH
RICHMOND AND - NGhblk'+
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-23
A Stab m the Dark,

Sometimes fails of its murder. ous intent. The insidious and das. tardly attacks made upon the re- putation of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters by persons who seek to palm off cheap and fiery tonics as identical with it, or "the same thing under another name," or equally as good" in most instan- ces react disastrouly upon the un. principled traders upon popular credulity who attempt them, con. verting their speculations into ruinous failures. The Bitters is a pure, wholesome and thorough medicine, adapted to the total cure and prevention of fever and ague, bilious remittent, dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness, debility, nervousness and kidney troubles. Its every ingredient, unlike those in the mutations is of an ascer. tained standard of excellence. and while they, by reason of their fiery properties, react injuriously upon the brain and nervous system, oi both those organs it is sedative and invigorant, Refuse all these harmful limitations.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-23
Breaking the Bronohos.

Fully,6ve hundred people watch ed the cowboys breaking Montana horses yesterday afternoon at the South St. Paul stock yard An enclosure, about the size of city square, known as Pen No. ', was used for the purpose, and the soft sand of its interior seemed to be just the material for a thrown rider to land in. Yet, although the bronchos bucked and twisted themselves into almost inconceiv- able positions, the cowboys stuck to them without a fall. The method pursued was that of letting the unbroken horse run. through the alley into the enclosure. As he cleared the gate a mounted cowboy roped him, throwing the moose around the hind leg or around the neck, whichever seem ed most desirable. Then the cowboys horse stood rigid, as he has learned to do by experience until the broncho reached the length of the rope, thirty or forty feet, when he generally tumbled into the sand in very promiscu- ous manner. After a few jumps he became more manageable and followed the cowboy tothe trainer who threw him, tied him and when he became quite submissive put the saddle on him and took a ride. It was then that the interest of the spectators was excited the most. Such bucking and jumping the majority had never seen be. fore, and when, at the close of half an hour of training, the lively steed cantered gracefully about the enclosure the spectators sent up such clapping of hands that the cowboy tried the broEchos again and again. AS horses are beginning to arrive quite freely the cowboys will take advantage of the fine Sunday afternoons and have their exercise in a manner that will attract the visitors. - Pioneer Press.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-23
PerSunal,

Mr. N. H, Frohlichstein of Mo bile, Ala, writes: take great pleasure in recommending Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con sumption, having used it for se- were attack of Bronchitis and Cat arrh. It gave me instant relief and entirely cured me and I have not been afflicted since. l also beg to state that l had tried other reme dies with no good result. Have al so used Electric Bitters and Kings New Life Pills, both of which l can recommend.
 D.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, is sold on positive guarantee.
 Trial bottles free at D, J, Brannen & Co.'S Drug Store,
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-23
"It Makes Me Tired."

To read all these advertisements of medicines upon medicines when they ennmerate with such particu. larity and minuteness of detail. all the diseases mankind, woman. kind, and even "babykind," are heir to. How cheap one feels to commence what she supposed to be tragic or tender love-story, read until her sympathies are so thoroughly aroused that she can scarcely sleep without knowing whether they are married or not, and then have it end something like ,his; "Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the only positive cure for all classes of "femole weakness" such as prolapsus, in- flama,ion, periodical pains. etc. For sale by all druggists"
 Dr. Pierce's Pellets are Laxa. tive or Cathartic according to size of dose,
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-23
The Queen of Servia Lost Her Tenn per and Was Promptly Arrested.


 The Queen of Servia the other day was visiting a museum in Vienna and persisted in taking her umbrella into the galleries with her. This the man at the door, who did not know her Majesty, Insisted in not allowing her to do, whereupon the Queen got excited and told the man who she was. The official refused to believe her and her Majesty, who is not dis tinguished for the smoothness of her temper. lost It entirely, and gave the man a sharp blow across the face. On this he cried out for assistance, and perhaps for the first time in our century queen was arrested, The amusement of everybody concerned when they discovered that the lady of the umbrella was indeed the beautiful Queen of Servia can well be i'm agined. Her Majesty, however, took the thing in good tempered way, and admitting she wa' very much ashamed of herself for her exhibition of temper insisted upon shaking hands with the guard oi the cloak room, aud, after making him a handsome donation, pro ceeded with her lady in.waitine triumphantly round the galleries umbrella Tn hand. London Life
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-23
Wonderful Cures,

w. D. Hoyt & Co.,, Wholesale and Retail Druggists of Rome Ga. , say: We have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnico Salve for four years, Have never hand led remedies that sell as we'll, or give such universal satisfaction
 There have been some wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this city. Several cases of pro- nounced Consumption have been entirely cured by use of few bot ties of Dr. Kings New Discovery, taken in connection with Electric Bitters. We guaratee them always. Sold by D. ]. Brannen & Co.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-23
Can 1t be Rheumatism?

Of all agonizIng diseases rheu, matism is the most stubborn. There is a positive cure-The Cal, ifornia Positive and negative Elec- tric Rheumatism and Gout Cure destroys all kinds of this terrible disease and expels it entirely from the system.
 Use the California Positive land Negative Electric Pile Remedy, and Ointment. All these prepara. tions are sold by enterprising drug gists and manufactured from Cali. fornia herbs by
 CREAsINGER & Co.,, Props. aa South Main St., Los Angeles, California. {