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The Diamond Again.

Lovers of baseball will have an oppor-
tunity of witnessing a series OF three
games at the Makiki grounds, COM
mencing on Saturday next, between
teams from the o. S. ships Omaha and
Va rdalia The losing nine will pay
for supper. Some good playing may
be expected if they keep mp the reputa-
ton they have gained at practice games
during the past two weeks. BY the way,
match might be in order between the
victorious nine and local one. The
Spalding team from the East will be due
here in October on their way to the
Colonies, and may possibly have time
ashore to give an exhibition.
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Supreme Court.-At Chambers.
TUESDAY, July 81.
BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.

BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
Probate Division.-In re estate Maria
King, late of Honolulu, Oahu, deceased.
J. NJ. Monsarrat for petitioner, and the
latter in person. Petition OF Alex. J.
Cartwright for probate of will, etc. Or
dered that will be admitted to probate,
that letters testamentary be Issued to
petitioner without bond, etc.
Law Division.-In re Afung and Aho.
Habeas corpus. V. V. Ashford for petit
toner; H. Q. Houdlette, Captain 5. S.
Australia, respondent, in person; At
torney-General G. w Ashford for Col
lector- General. Petition of Leu Chow;
Afung or Fa Hung ordered released and
Aho to be returned to S. s. Australia.
In re Lung zee. Same as above;
Petition of San Kee for writ. Ordered
to give $500 bail for appearance, and, IN
case of failure to furnish such bail, to be
placed in the custody of the Marshal
until the further order of the Court:
In re Mau Fun and All Yin. Paul
Neumann for petitioner. Petition OF An
Hing for writ Ordered to give 500
bail for appearance or to be held in Gus:
tody by Marshal until further order OF
the Court
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Honolulu, July 81, 1888.

[Our reporters informants have u
much deeper interest in the matter than
has our correspondent. Moreover, the
reporter is personally in better position
to speak for Hawaiians, in this case at
least, than Mr.. Bishop. There is no
question of feeling between Hawaiian
and haole in the matter All very we'll
to testify glowingly in behalf of the man,
but what about the bright young woman,
whom it was sought to inveigle into
what must have proved a mesalliance :?
However, ALPS well that ends we'll Mr.
Hanaike on Tuesday married another
woman, who accepted him willingly
and the happy couple sailed for Kauai
the same evening with our reporters
best Wishes.-ED.
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

nn. per steamer Waialeale,
~ Gakina and two sons, Thomas
Ha1 Mss Lindsay, Miss Bruins, Mrs
b Ms c Bertelmann, Miss Bertel-
rni0Diher, Miss Johnson, and 20
l3lgs;S,
A.L per stmr Likeiike, July 81
u! Dillingham;, Master Dillingham;,
lACo0ker A Smithies, Miss Grace
l lN Fannie Malulani, Hon H 2
~ t LAWS, F Bis,Iey, Miss r Enos,
sa'l Eereira, J Ferreira and wife,
GNl loo1. 100 deck passengers.
Al.a., per stmr M;Iahala, July 81
A'lia AIau and wife, Miss Maggie
S'' ] 3 Hanaike and bride, Miss
'a2 Holt, Miss Julia Taner, Miss
v y Rutherford, B Peterson, G
iAyd, Misses Cooke (2), J Crowder,
Ila' Fountain, K Fountain, Mrs
Gsi Mis-: N Paliuli, Miss Louisa
400 aooat9o deck passengers.
4 A q. francisco, per S J Australia,
--"a S!yidge, Mrs H Berger and
I r' Ms l Brickwood, Mrs Dudoit,
sL'i George Z Boardman and
~ v Pierce and wife, Misses
N Miss VI Brown, Arthur
" OIonin, } T HOdslon, J A
AZ Gapt Brown, Mrs Z z Fayer-
vs alI children, Miss Bernice
4 w t.' rEtlpiey, Mrs E ) Cunha and
! ~ S.. Uo%sett, Sr, and daughter,
P' '@'OIFy Misses A and f DoWsett.
H. S.. anu vile, Mrs NJ L Hall, S
8TEn.TI' Dolaventura Sister Charles,
gHlD'Seil and Misses Knudsen on.
jTTwa' + Brown, J B HOPKINS,
.trlH .,".erI1louse, c \ Peterson, wife
~. I, horace Hall, Miss Berwin
nm II II ) Agnew, wife and child
sagPCtlL Marshall, Miss NJ Cum
a. TTlslEell, Hon c Bertelmann, J
cr.i II ana Mrs Tikrer. Steerage {:
IL, i W. 1 Louis, wife and , children,
Po,,s", D din wife and 3 children,
n III g.s and child, Z Conradt and
XIV and ) S'n u, wife and child, Mrs
I,oo,.c children, II Edwards, A
MAJ Mn T;lnPNon, H Harris, wife and
Y c 80 HlIlar, James Walters,
I!a996e,Io1 !. q 5 Harris, King
10 Chinese, and As Port.
sAaa No, 49,.
hy 5JIpS SF schooner Phoebe Chap
4 a1ey sanger, W H Weber. and
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That Prevented Marriage.

MR.. Editor: l think that YOUR re-
porter, probably in pursuit of something
spicy has improperly ridiculed Rev. j
3. Hanaike, who is one of the most
estlmable of the Hawaiian clergymen.
Having been intimately acquainted With
him since he entered Lahainaluna in
1865, at the age of seventeen (Which
makes him now to be 40 and not 5O) I
wish to testify that his record has been
absolutely spotless, a rare thing among
Hawalians. He is not only an honest,
upright, clean-living man, but a gentle
man by nature and habit. 1t was Mr..
Hanaike's peculiar desire for wife
thoroughly trained to civilized habits
that led him TO his present choice. 1t
may not be wholly wise one, or it may
be. am certain that the young lady
would have in him prudent, kind and
faithful husband. l do not think the
other statements OF your reporter in the
case properly represent any facts l
trust that in the interests of good feeling
between haOles and Hawaiians you will
cordially admit the above statement.
S. f. BISHOP
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49,, Foreign Ports.

n, Kimberley, 5 America
'l llJlrNair, Acapulco.
la'. . AI,B ourke, = America.
....1 9IIGeiD SSsd Newcastle I: y i..,S.
iE9 p Holland, ) ) Islands.
q ...,,I Lee, san Francisco IL,
s11'''Rg" ,rpe,on. Newcastle.
ll.1' Little, Liverpool.
s' 5.-~. Bluhm, San Francisco
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South Australia's revenue last year
exceeded the expenditure by E101 ,O0O.
Notwithstanding that special payment
of e79, 900 had to be paid the Northern
Territory.
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Gently the dues steal over me, re
marked the unhappy man, when thirteen
bills came in in one day.
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InARrrREs

1 Oh' Tuesday, July 81
i .oaep . AntaooAf .oudletts' for san
Chapman, Lowell for
gsHe
E.o.s..,2.aa5tso', h:n'ifo for Knhalai,
.. freeman, for Kauai .
III. Campbell, for KiIauea
st5p H. cameron. tor Hama
5lr h'r HanaIel. .,i,
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CORRESPONDENCE.

we 40 not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents
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3 1oG ISso,ost. Em aaef GSSn
d other is3Eidh1ibitioSnq,' f pFo-
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'aiPPING NOTES.

a.'@d .. 6b Iieaai arrived on Tuesday
- s5.L 'D'" hrewood from Hawaii
@Jane, 9 lUu[ masted bark Omeo,
~arPusett SS5 don sailed July 81, in
Y! ai.srnUo,onb BRYANT will leave next
@San FrsUOcni.dwS with a full cargo OF
\ and " win NI3Ew g has finished dis
.a'r this mo os hauled to the Fort
| aG 5rr1 sa.} ;. F. Jersey. CAPTAIN
,AN.S' Nv W July 81, 43 DAVIS FROM from,
! \, iga ysn w. with 1850 tons t coaI
se61S'i Winds ,6u June Is. Had
II ~ light yar; ;ne first two weeks :
W Nron 'S', ,, 5. Z. winds for y ;
,'o'i vhlc5 w winds from thence +"
n 30 Thence 'S crossed on July Is.
H., F'!!nis Nil ' n experienced easter!y
\ H. light WIN" 'lnln the last two
Ms y docke5 We're had. The :
M, at The Oceanic Com
\. @.s ,di,jP Jams ]! Australia, Ca, t.
c6 =, Ts 3 s t 5be s San FSSn:
is; T. L. Mar tio52 bags LABS, 8O4
\ SSa,; 81, CamnbiadnII l,217 punches
5Ss.' . 5s5I bags al I39 a55ISs
S9' talow,194 gar a. cane, 253 empty
a'P 3'87.O bananas, ir .S45' e e08i
sSS y'i6 6;s sR45sas7 s. and III 5 Bags ass
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I. Leaving To-day

II pfs.-aD;: -, w. Waimea, Kauai.
5as1i II Eliza il for KooIau' Oahu.
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ay,oDODO' Fl. l.
.rRIEALs.

l. ,rRr1Ah'' o.,
/ TUESDAY, July 81
,.,m Hamakua; ,,,.
F2''E. HerseyW.
4. f# 1.53'@" .5 S21 Sool'a-
o1 ron Hawai- ..-.----..-.--
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O. Call and inspect Stock and learn our prices.
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advertisements.
WaimanalO Sugar Go

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
L shareholders of the WaimanaIo sugar CO.
win he held on WEDNESDAY, August l, 1885, at
9 O'Clock a. ~, in Mr.. A. J. Cartwrights office
G. BOLTE,
661t& Secretary W. s. Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-24
RusSeIICouuty Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch


LEBANON, Va, January -, 1883.
The Lebanon High School is Ia IA more
flourishing condition than it has ever
been. Professor Eavans says he has
over 100 students and has Just received
two new ones.
The Presbyterian church at this place
has been closed ever since it was lin
ished because the church could not pay
for it, but the building committee has
made arrangements with the contractors
to let us have preaching in it.
A few months ago man 10y the name
of Henley was convicted i'll Buchanan
county of manslaughter aud sentenced
to the renitentiary Tor three years, On
his way to the railroad he got away from
the officers and has been at large ever
since, but the deputy sheriff has been on
the hunt for him aud learn has Just
caught him. Henley says he belongs to
the Hatfield gang.
The attorney tor the c. c. c. railroad
says that the company has bought over
10000 acres of mineral land, known as
the "water lands" III Buchanan and
Dickerson counties. The company ex-
poets to begin work on the road early IN
the spring.
Near the head of Slate creek, in
Buchanan county. q short time ago was
discovered peculiar mineral spring, aud
it has since been found that the water will
cure oil kidney diseases.
McBroom x Slower have completed
tDeir saw-miil on Clinch river, about four
miles from here. and expect to have their
rolier-mill in operation in very short
time. They have as fine water power as
can be found in the State. and these i'm
provements are on the line of the new
railroad that is now being built. Don.
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Nise County.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WISE G. H.. Va, January Is, 1888.
The contractors on the Clinch-ValIey
Division of the Norfolk and Western
railroad are pushing their work very
rapidly considering the weather and the
heavy work TO be done, there being five
tunnels within twelve and half miles In
this county.
This road will do great deal towards
developing the resources of this county,
as there will be at least four regular
depots in this county besides many
switches for lumbermen and coal COM
panies, Of which there are a great many
notably the Virginia and Tennessee
Coal and Iron and the Virginia Coal and
Iron, and the Virginia, Tennessee and
Carolina Steel and Iron Company, ali of
which companies own valuable coal
property.
These back counties which for years
have drawn more money from the State
Treasury than they paid into will soon
become more than selt-sustainiDg, as the
railroads and manufactures OF various
kinds will add many millions to the
taxable resources.
We are looking forward to the spring,
when We expect to have such boom in
this county as will utterly dumfound the
Oldest inhabitants. II will be beyond
anything they ever dreamed OF.
OCCASIONAL,
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NORFOLK
CAPITALISTS Trying 70 GET CONTROL
OF THs FERRIES.
Religious Eotss-confrmation-R svival-A
Trucker Robbed by Bis Nephew
Personsi Notes.
rcore.popdenco Of the Richmond DI.pa,,b.l

/ correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.l
NORFOLK, January %, 1888.
A number of New York capitalists are
here to-day, and with their lawyers are IN
conferences with the City Council Of
Portsmouth and the Board OF superb
sors OF Norfolk county with view to
buying or leasing the Norfolk county
ferries. They will bny the ferries for
$3.50 600, or lease for twenty years and
put 800, 600 in new equipment on the
property and establish ten-minnte trips
between Norfolk and Portsmouth. !
think the ferries will only be leased at
pubic auction. The property is very
valuable, bat in IFS management poliii-
cal football. Both the council and su-
pervisors have appointed committees to
proceed to Richmond and oppose Sena-
tor Dalton's bill for another ferry char
ter.
Yesterday and last night Bishop Ran
doiph preached and confirmed classes at
st. Paul's and st. Luke's Episcopal
churches. On Saturday night he
preached and confirmed at st. Peters
church III Berkeley.
Last night Rev. DR. Burrows baptized
twenty-six converts at FreemasOn-Street
Baptist church. Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Whar-
ton, of Baltimore, continues here, and
the gracious revival at this church is still
progressing With the most gratifying and
encouraging results-over hundred
conversions so far. Several services were
held at Freemason Street yesterday, and
DIR. Wharton preached to immense con-
gregations each time.
The steamer Essex, of the Rappahan
mock River Line, having broken her pro-
peler left here yesterday for Baltimore
to get new one. She will probably
await the breaking up of the winter
freeze.
Mr.. William West, a trucker on SCOTS
creek, IN the county. was robbed by
nephew on Saturday of SlG5. the
nephew aecamped, and is supposed 20
have gone back TO his former home, in
Pocomoke city, IN Mary land
Mr.. Thomas Cranshaw, of Newburg,
n. Y, is here looking for investment.
He has just purchased a farm of LOO
acres on James river, eight miles above
which he intends to stock
with the best breeds of horses, cattle,
sheep, hogs, DC, and 90 extensively into
the stOck-raisiDg business. &.
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FARMvIILr, Va, January 23.-Farm-
vile had a big blaze yesterday morning
between and o'clock. -Four business
houses on Main street were entirely con-
sumed aud others scorched. They were
old wood structures and had long been
eyesores. They were tenanted by mcr-
chants, mostly coiored, with small stock
and little or no insurance. and hence the
loss to them is considerable fbe Queen,
Commercial Union, and Royal insurance
companies lost on policies the Two first
naned about 81, 900 each, and the latter
$500. IL was feared at one time that
much OF the town would be consumed,
and On appeal was made to Lypchburg
for help but recalled before rendered.
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VORK-RIVEB LINE WA WEST
4 POINT.
TRAINS DAILY, STEAMERS DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY.

The iayorito route to Baltimore. The steamers
on this line are mo Tells vi beauty, elegance, aud
comfort Leave R'chmOn1 1920 F. NJ. leave
West Point 10 2 n. arrive Baltimore : A. NJ;
leave Baltimore r. b.. arrive Richmond 'lO:i0
=. NJ.
Fare Richmond TO Baltimore: Firstclass 81
second class. $50.
The York. River Line affords superior sdvan.
tages 10 business meu In enabling them %
leave Richmond near the close OF the days
transa tons and arrive at Baltimore early next
morning. sitter having enjoyed "A delightful
nights rest, free ICON the dust aad noise OF rail
way travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond Uwenty-third
Street depot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t6:i0 A. W.
Arrive NchmOnd (lwenty Third
Daily. tDaiiy except sunday.
Depot and ticket-olice: root Virginia street
Uptown office: Corner feDth and vain streets
JAS. L TAILOR.
General Passenger Agent
y. :. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond Va
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager;
4. b. THOMAS. General Manager. del5
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

In execution Of the provisioss OF deed OF trust
made 10 me as trustee by Ira Hall and his Vile,
bearing date ON the 9Th day OF November, .s8e,
ana duly recorded In The clerks ONCE OF Louisa
County Court 70 secure 70 o. II. Petfus the pay
ment OF a oond tor SssS ;a,'wiih interest thereon
sccraing, shall, on
JANUARY 81, 1855.
nj the hour Of ~ NJ proceed 10 sell al suction ON
the premises, TO the highest bicder, for cash q
CERTAIN pIRCEOR PA. CRL OF LAND known
as Harris" lying 10 Louisa county near Bum
pass Depot, containing M acres. Upon. the
land Il q comfortable Dwelling ana tho neces&sry
outbgildipgs
such title only will be conveyed TO the pur-
chaser as Is vested In me, but which 10 beyond
dispute. JOHN WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
" lpsSl&H 1yusteo.
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SAMPSON & ADANsoS. Auctioueers.
ia 1892. 2a2 n. q. 90, q, 9s&29
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in the world. j n. PAGR s CO..
ia &23,' leO Quincy street. Chicago.
WANTED, A COOK APPLY AT
w the corner Of Park street and Grove read.
ia 99-3t' MRS. d. n. WALK ER.
WANTED, 4 GOOD CHAMBER
w MAID, without ircumbrance. apply at
2l00 Velable street ia .2-2'
no INSURANCE AGENTS OR 9TH
L ERS WHO DFSIRE TO ENGAGE IN THE
BUSINESS OF LIFE INSURANCE IN TIE
STATE OF VIRGINIA:
THE MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY OF BALTIMORE
has been doing successful business in Virginia
for twenty-five years.
This COMPANY has made the required deposit
with the Treasurer Of the state aud has al-o
about 100000 invested in Virginia in loans Oh
real estate.
COMPETENT men waoted ia every county where
Agencies have not been e5tebhshed) 10 act as
Local or Special Agents.
Energetic men can obtain profitable employ
mebt a. Agents by addressing tho Home Ofice,
Baltimore, Nd.
This co iPANY pays the fun General Agents
commission TO the Agent who secures the risk. as
10 has no General Agents 10 DIVIDE the profits.
Agents who occasionally have life risks 70 place
or others who desire 10 engage IN the Insurance
business In connection with any occupation they
may nov hove are invited 10 address the Com
TaDy for terms. Two Special Agents wanted lin
Virginia who can give heir whole time 20 the
business. WILLIAM II. BLACRFORD.
President Maryland Life insurance Company,
Baltimore, Nd. ia 2l-lw
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FINANCIAL.
THE FOLLOWING AMOUNTS TO
Il LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE:

Also. 5000 ats per cent for ave years. Charges
IL 12-3s ill3 Main street
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PREI0III.

Erelgh, received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
smithneld, hamptoc, Old Point. wayeriy, aud
hicssfOrd. Va Washington, d. O.; Newberre,
Washlp gion. aud farDor0, y. G.; all stations on
Atlantic and Danyile railroad, sesboard aud
Roanoke rei.rosd. >orfoiE southern railrosd.
Eastern shore Of Virginia aud al regular land
ines On tho James aud happahs1nock rivers, At
LOWEST RATES, aud through bills Issued
LUOlkN n. rAtUM, Vice rfesldeuds
No. III Main street and koekstsA
LAWS wslzless> Agept a. Z
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"under which King, Bezomine p"
viii you shut your ear 10 the voice OF
the naoy who know whereof they speak
and suffer heart killing neuralgia? or
viii you buy bottle Of Salvation 0ils
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RAILROAD LINES.
DIEDMONr AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT P0UTE TO
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERs On ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
RAILROAD LINES.
Schedule In Effect
January ID, 1858
Train Train
NO. 30 'NO. 81.


' IVlNN.
Train No. 80 MAKES connection M keysville
for Chr CifJ 4 Clarksylle at Greensboro
for UuIh IN and Rsegn daily except sunday
aud a q .ints on North Carolina Division, aud
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train No. 80 makes connection al Grceusbvr)
for Raleigh GoldsbOro. and MOrehead cay AZ
"a isoury for Asheyille. Hot Springs, and al
points In Western North Carolina: at Charlotte
with Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta railroad
for Columbia, Augusta, aiken. Charleston "a
yann8h. Ihomasyills. Va, Jacas nville. AM
other Florida poiu's: also. with Carolina Cen.
tTal railroad for Wilmington.
trains from the south arrive at Richmond
6:l5 \. NJ. and 3i5 Z.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street
SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
u lot No. y WEST JACKSON STREET
By virtue OF n deed OF trust from X W. Tyler
aud wife 20 the undersigned trustees. dated The
18th OF May. 1857. aud Of record ia the clerS's Of
flee OF the Chancery court OF the city Of Rich
mOnd. Deed. Book l32 4. page 40. and whereas
default has been made. and being required % 10
DO, we. the undersigned trustees. illprOceed 10
sell al puzzle auction. on the promises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY %. 1sSs.
at o'clock 7. NJ. the above PROPERTY. de-
scribed in the said deed as follows All that
10, OF land. with Improvements thereon, lying
and being In the city OF Richmond, on the south
side Of JACKSON street nj the dividing line be-
tween LOIS Nos. II and 10 In Prices addition.
thence running westwarlly aud fronting on
Jackson street M feet, more or less,
thence at right angles running south
wardly, touching the southwestern corner OF the
BRICK portioG OF said house 157 feet 70 au alley
y feet Wide, thence eastwardly along said alley
81 . feet, thence northWardly 10 point OF be-
ginning; being the same property conveyed TO
Il. w. Tyler by deed dated 9Th November, 1881,
from +. Sitterding and wife, and recorded in
Decd Book il9 C, page $50.
TERMS: Cash as % 81, 2]9. I3 and expense OF
executing the decd OF trust
JULIUS STRAUSE,
.. THOMPSON BROWN,
w. j. WESIWOOD,
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co.. Auctloneers
ia %
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El0uGH9IEP E:S
briggs. MEOIciNES, &e.


4 G A II d.
/ take g is means of notifying my friends and
the public generally that have opened
DRUG AND PREsCRlPTION-STOnE
Mt the old stand. corner Of Eleventh and Hull
streets. Manchester. Va, having romOdolled. re-
fitted, ard neautiGcQ my store. II has been my
aim 10 make this
FiRST-CLASS DRUGSTORE
In all i;s appointments. hive secured the SER
vices OF Mr. WILEY W. Wake rs .Ianacer and
prescription clerk. MIR. Wake has ADDED 10 his
excellent native abilitie- practical experience
OF twenty years in pharmacy. He Il well known
both IN Richmond ana Manchester as a careful
and patnsiasiuR nanipulator II medicines. My
eiOc8 Of drugs hns been purchased by Mr. Wake
IN person. Thus equipped can confidently as
sure the public that physicians prescriptions will
be neatly and accurately prepared al all hours OF
tho day or night Ny stock will embrace a full
line of such articles a. are usually Kept In
1rst-class drugstore. guarantee that my prices
shan be az low as are consistent with the purity
OF the medicines and stil In the pre- paratioD
thereof. | most respectfully ask share Of your
patron age.
ia q Su,Tu&F6t&wlt ". L. MOODY.