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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
ANOTHER FLOOD.
PENNsYLvANlA sTRsAMs. SWOLLEN
BEYOND AL BOUNDS,

lsAiiFoAd Travel Suspended bridges
swept Away and rFeohs Torn VIA
Coal Trainsdpes Through nridge-
Heavy haIAs 40 Great nemage In
New York asa New dsrsey-rurtions
of EimiFa iauudated,
HARmanuRa, Pa, Nov, eO,-A dispatch
from Newport, Perry county, states that
tho water Ia tbs Juhlaia IA rising at the
rate OF eight inches an hour and there
are fears Of another flood VI this point
The water In tho susquehanna has moi
materially risen, but rain has fallen
steadily since Sunday night and there
are grave apprehenalons OF q freahet
The people IN the lower section Of the
city are making preparations to leave al
a momenta notice
WiLLlAMaPonT, Pa, Nov, 2O.-The
rain which haa continued for the past
twenty-iour hours has swollen the
streams greatly, Grallna eroel, In this
city 10 now over the banks and many
other streams are flooded, Some OF the
bridges on the Northern Central railroad
north OF here are being now heavily
loaded down with cars 10 keep them
from floating on, Travel Ia entirely
suspended ON this route,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

LANCASTER, o., Nov. 2O.-Thero arc
more than 100 caaes Of diphtheria IN this
city. All the public schools and Sunday
gchools have been ordered discontinued
by the board Of health, and every house
n duarantined where the disease exista
About twenty children and several adults
have died
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
snIt ArnInnt tho aoyornmnni.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. o0.-Tho suit OF
Edmund u. Caldwell ngainst the govern
mont, which originated In tho seizure OF
some imported cloth for Dutch fifty years
ago, camo 10 nm end In the United States
court yesterday the district attorney
consontlng 10 n verdict for tho plaintiff
for 81, $40. Most Of the parties interested
In the matter have been dead for some
TINA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
coaidn,t 40 witheat boo wIfe

Z PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90 Bernhard
Berendsohn, aged "a yoars, committed
suicide In this city yesterday by shooting
himself through the head. Deceased,
who Is said 10 be quite wealthy, came 10
this country from Hamburg recently.
In u note addressed to q friend In New
York, Borendsohn said no could not live
without his wife, who died not long ago,
leaving five children.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

ELKToN, Nd, Nov. 20.-A heavy rain
has prevailed throughout this section
since Sunday night, All streams are
high, and II Is thought that many county
bridges have been swept away. The
streets Of this place are badly washed
and many are under water Cellars are
flooded, and great damage has been done
10 the town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
Much Damage In New York state

NEw YoRW, Nov 90, Heavy rains
have caused many streams In New York
and New Jersey 10 overflow their banks,
and q number OF towns have sustained
o0naldemble damage from the floods,
Traffic ON tho Erie railroad was stopped
by washouts near Elmlra, The lower
portions Of that city are inundated and
the Northern Central railroad h also
blocked by wafhouts and landslidoa, One
freight train was wrecked by q land
alide, and Engineer Delaney had a leg
broken. Several bridges have been ear
ried away around Elmira and llornela'
Vile, Lehigh Valley railroad trains are
delayed, Canisteo Ia partly inundated by
rise OF the Caniateo river, Railroad
traffic there h suspended, The storm N
very severe along The Jersey coast The
pier at Long Branch IA In danger, and
the bluff and bulk-heada In that part Of
the coast have been badly damaged,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
Rise In tho schuyiltllI.

READING, Pa, Nov. 2O.-Tho rain Of
the past thirty.mx hours has again caused
n rise In the Schuylkill, and the river has
ovorfowed its banks, The Maiden creek,
Moncay and other tributaries are greatly
swollen. The storm has been very severe,
and many Of the streets Of the city are
under water and cellars In different sec.
tons have been flooded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

John Mllllgan, catcher Of the st.
Louis club, has signed 10 play with the
Philadelphia Brotherhood club,
Right Fielder Sam Thompson and
First Baaeman Sid farrar, Of the rhila-
delpma League club, have signed
brotherhood contracts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
sunahine.

Rev. A. A. Willis, d. D., will deliver
his celebrated lecture entitled "Sun-
ahIne,r AZ the Tabernacle, on Friday evo-
inq Nov. 20. This IL said 70 be DR.. Willits
best lecture, and will no doubt prove ono
OF The most acceptable OF tho course, Of
which Il formp q purts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
PARTRIDGE & GUUNEY,
Detroit, Mich,
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

will oncr for sale, at public auction, on the
pr0mlaog, on
Saturday, the 21st day Of Dec, 1889,
At one o'clock ,. M. the farm lately owned by Hen
nv y. snyder decoased situate IN Osnaburgh town.
ship, stark county, ohio, consisting Of three sopa-
rate tracts
First Tract -D0lng the southeast quarter OF sec
tion 10, township ~ and range z, containing one
hundred and SIXTY acres, more or less Appraised
AZ ei07o0OO.
second Tract-lelng part OF the east half OF the
southwest quarter Of section 10, township and tango
aforesaid containing 20 aofos. Appraised NJ ef0O.
Third Trnct-Ieing part OF tho northeast quarter
OF section o. township and range Aforesaid, COM
tanlnR six acres Appraised NJ e2an,O0.
said farm IN situated moB north OF Mapleton
and miles south OF Osnaburgh, with 90 acres Of
good timber thereon, good building, and 10 well
wnterod.
Terms OF salo-Ono.third IN hand. one.thlrd IN
In one year and third In two years from day Of
sale with Interest," the payments Occurred by mort
gage on tho premlHeB
For further particulars address the undoraignod
nj Wayneeburgh, ohio, . ....
Executor Of Henry ]. Snyder. decd
Nov. 10 f000.-nihw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
right IL q DInlng Room.

NEw YoRK, Nov 90. Jack Carney
nnd Tom Murphy, i20-pound pugilists,
fought for n stake In the dining room Of
. hotel near Paterson, N. j., this morn
Ing Carney knocked Murphy out Of
time ln tho fourth round.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
Failed 10 Aareo In tho CoIlom ca.o

MINNEAPoLls, Nov. 2O..-Tho jury In
tho Colon forgery came In and reported
that they had failed 10 agree They woro
tbon discharged. They stood 4 for con-
yiction and = for acquittal. A new trial
10 probable,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
stln Ano,bor ema,IpoT Eoaro.

TVTIN, o., Not, 20.--A case Of small
pox 10 reported at Denuquat, u village 20
miles south OF hore, and On many people
have boon exposed, great excitement pre-
vnilg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
CHARITY Coyor. a NruItltudo or sln..

LONDON, Nov. 9O.-The celebrated
brewing establishment, Of Guinnoss'
Sons has donated the sum Of P20O, 900 Tor
the purpose Of erecting dwellings for tho
laboring poor Of London and $780, for
q like purpose In Dublin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
,.'Iu' GORsuCH, M ID,

Attorneys and others using Legal
Blanks should remember that the
DnMocnAT oflioe oarrys the laruest
stock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
SIO Acre Farm For Sale.

TOk sALE-FarmOf Of $40 aires, near coDtToylllo
IN g. Joseph Co., Mlchgan joins cbrporltioil
limits and grounda Of County Agricultural Bocetyj
school, 30 acres Of heavy burr oak timber, re-
maldor In highest state OF cultyatonl large frame
house large barns and AL necessary out-bulldlngr
wAtor NJ house and barnj good orchard. offered
cheap 10 close up an estate WIN sell IN body OF
divide. This yenrs' products over $4,000 A good
many Htark county people have bought farms In
this county
FOr pnftlaulnFa nddfpaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

Dn, FRANCE n.E N, D.. q
GRANGE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
S&NRGWa ono aI north State House. CaunSGO Incorporated 1885, Capital $W0n
oa Ntv phyN substantially
phntfl
foma
mont Entirely haruc andl csSvATN D iT cgDrgi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

CURING or pfhno uuAnANrnnp,-wln f,e
0 W anJ Ease of fauio Nv required VI fofpeh,i'
ilN parties
NlUNu MiN-Who have be,6ms Victims of solitary yoc,
that dltadN aud deiuuoilw habit which annually sweeps v
untmeY gave nNitAnd n young of ctasd tAtut and
it'illlAh Intellect ,aa1 call viih confidence.
IN, rftANcf9-Anet ysAn Of experience, hu discovered
e Gtas cure tnovn NJ veahbi IN The huek and limbs in
leuhisV dliehaftta lmpoehe etheAl debility nefteunsii
anHuof eonfaon of ideas plnlAiion of tie heaf umdl{
tmbnf dlmnssa of sight o. tidntlt dsgaoa " The heat
hfost hbe ftn, ootoni " mo liver luuGa Stomach,
bovehtAs terrible dltofdoi uthf f The solitary Woe VI
youthaud secret paatovt d. tuthg yf most radiant hOr
of AnlopAuons, fghdtfing marriage impossible, Take
esndd thought bthfa II 4 700 late vsok o. month msf
place beyond the reach n hope Ny method a uht
msh VIII speedily aud pcfm,nehly cure the most obstinate ok,o
Ind absOlulel, iusiofe perfect manhood
TO MfDDLE-AunD MEN. .-rhefc are many nom mo
rneot 10 10 ~ Who Mo uubtd win frequent evaouaoni ~ hu
bAddef onen accompanied by slight burning tmAuf ttn
tAilon weakening hV sysit In the patient oannu
secouu uf On examination " mo ufnhfy deposits a fnV
sediment viii ~ eund aud sometimes small particles of sb
will appta the color will ho thin mlth hue kraH
changing dkfH " torpid Appelnoe There HAuY firn
who die of hs dmouy, Ignorant " Tho cause, which u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

second ttAea o seminal weakness We viii guarantee perfect
euro 10 all such eAita aud healthy oiAuga VI Lu ioug'
ufluhiy oflaha,
pRtYATn BlHpA0Fn-nlo0d roion, vsnctsa ThuL
tluu hiflriufo, trnh nWttana, lot N trkuai ruurf
Neaina othotuA ufrhn' Nani N nofe In Male o pfmae
whether om imprudtnt hatls youth sexual hahia of
tufo yfas ~ auy can.e THAT ioilAt The ftNuA hntilunt
tnrl ept pefmsncuty cured, Contu,pun no aui iu1J
cnnhdruuh, Absolute cures fuhftnrl No ftta Incurred
CptHrnudnncc ttlmb HniNttgi, nhi medicines tthi fd
hom observation To- h'l mu Of INV thlsG SWFh
ote2AGEe OF WON INV haze ,r,clI bpnb
mnuli uvrVvtht Oralfui, col Devoted exclusively 10 the
ehtmrht of dlseata " vunrU Efty ehie tohtuhF our
tsuH whether ny lyWr o. ~ rotsou Il geu he most
~ anil aontdthtn hiiuNtn luNHht hud Ttt n
Nhth hhiu nst hlOi tho l 0fl hu home ptyrelani have
hg lynoht Of ON conne N Skilled ncAliti In treatment
ofdiri ltouliif IN iMh, cur fucuA has bH MARKED, over
tvulhld, o ouf ralhls trhg llv', od guli, mAitlud
luAe tleh shd imur uW mrlui u onllfegrsa from etaN
nunAbu thWtA Ol lg rfhcfat fAtnnrf - lty, " ipfa
utAtmtht" We icir tni it rtcrssafa ". 'titfe fsrt
dies en'utauortl pnd tss, ds case dtmAtn, s4 nsirs
iadiua hoN 70 Uga, ilumlritcs,
ErILrpRv. or SiTe- ?Sh,fy cqr,i ny noe ST.,
UrHtfHiHiUuf niH,hNl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Ay,rr,,,n r.ady An the Far west.

Tho Blackfoot ddaho) Nesrs has this reference
20 Mira Judge Logan, who Is daughter OF Hon
J. Randolph Tucker:
One OF the brAvest and most self-sacrinclng
littlo women IN all the West is Mrs John y
IosAn. wife Of judge Logan. Of the First judi
ciAi district Of Idaho. Withdrawing IRON the
society Of friends and city life and leaving a
homo Of luxury in New York, she followed her
husband 10 the far West and Is a constant COM
paniou At his side save when he ~ IN the court
room Like tho beautiful Ruth Of biblical fame
abe seoms 10 have said 10 her husband, kntreat
me not 20 leave tnce or 10 return from following
after thee Tor whittier thou goest viii 20, anu
where thou lodgest will lodge: thy people sial
be my people aud Thy God my God wh0S thon
diest viii die, and ihere will be buried: inc
Lord 30 20 10 me. and more also. II aught put
death part thee and me-"
Judge Logan Is In feeble health, and whether
on tho train IN tho stRgc-cOach. in the hoiol or
in camp, nus wife IL cons ant y at bis side. and
scoms 10 anticipate and tenderly care Tor MS
every want. Noble woman. Il Is no wonder mat
all, even the untutored miners In The camps oi
tbs Cpur d'Alenes, should raise their nets IN
hopor when they meet her.
OF the Judge n Cmur d'Alenes Letter says
"The Judge be succeeded had LET matters take
their own course, and lawlessness VAS rampant
in the mines. IL was mighty cold week il some
BODY didn't turn up his toes. 50 Judge Logan COY
Ia and notified the gang that he WAS 1pGSf, anu
that he had como 20 stay, and II sny BODY thouGht
he did not moan business all they Ind 10 DO was
10 run against MIN. aud they would ma nm
loaded for bear And 10 prove that he meant y,
he sent about six 10 the peniteuilary lLo hIst
rattle out OF the box
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

WANTED, ASOBER AND INDUS
w TRIOUs WHITE nan to drive a milk
wagon. Apply at Richmond Cream, Butter and
Mix Company, 80 west Broad street. 50 Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

The Good Tsmplars Of Onancock will have a
big celebration there Gu the sth Of July.
The annual sheep penning on Assoteague and
ChineoteSguo Islands several days ago attracted
large crOwdA
A LyDchburg letter says: Bambleton Shep.
herd was olocted president OF tho James River
Msrl aud Phosphate Company, and not Captain
Samuel Shepherd. az printed.
Captain Jack Tslley, OF Richmond. now man.
seer OF tue Natural Bridge Hotels. has been ap-
pointed manage f0g the new hotel al Buena
Visa. and viii take charge July LIST when the
hoDss viii y thrown open.
Another body was found several days ago by
some fishermen washed ashore near Aseswaman
inlet There VAS nothing ON the body by which
4, could be Identified. but Il is supposed 20 have
been one OF the cfew OF the iii-staFrod schooner
Nary j. Stubbs
The commencement excrciaes Of the Mont
eomery Female College closed yesterday SAT-
,srday night the large crowd that had sssembled
Tor miIss was treated 10 q brilliant sdsir In the
shape OF commencement concert The music.
vocal and instrumental. reflected great crodls
both on the principel aud her faithful assistants
1ss.sIcsY Rey y, w, AspAns pfassaAa ts~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Hampden-s idney Com
Correspondence OF tho Richmond DispStch.l
HANrpEN-SIpNKY. june 10. 1874

HAsYpEN-SIDsEY. June 10, 1874
On yesterday morning in College church key.
Richard AcllWaine, ID. d.. president OF the col
lego. preached the btcCAlaureAte sermon. his
text was tax en- from tho Gospel Of Mark l., q,
in teese words " one hing thou lackSst" lie
oescribed the scene and The circumstances or
the occasieu on which the words were uttered
The young man who sought instruction was rich,
influential IN his circle, and educated according
70 the standard Of MIS- DAY. tie wAs moral anu
correct N every respect so far AS We are able 70
Judge. But he WAS troubled Ia soul burden
was upon his conscience. lie was not enurely
at case, though be sincerely thought De nan come
up 10 the measure Of his duty as q citizen AID
"a 70 his obedience Of moral requirements ho
therefore comes 70 the Christ the distinguished
teacher who was attracting 30 much attention,
10 zee " he could solve for him the question mat
30 concerned htm-nsmely, what he was TO do
that he might inherit eternal ltfe.' CHRIST
whom he Gale "gOod master" impressed upon
him IN ms own way the fact tsat lie was not
smply teacher but that he was God, aieo
pointed out 70 him the defect in his moral cha-
Tactor and the fhuitlness OF his logal oDoolehce'
Then the speaker asserted that the enc thing
lackine wa absolute aud unconditional suDiec-
ton 70 God. This ~ vas which be needed 70
make him what lie ought 70 he and TO prepare
lin for the final reception Of the inheritance no
profeesed 10 De seeking. submission TO COD
and 70 Divine will, a. expressed 10 Divine Law,
would enable the nan 10 meet ia the best way
All his obligations 10 God os his creature, ser
want and loving follower. 10 would also help
him 10 meet. in the most successful way, all ms
duties and citations 20 his fellOw-mAn and so
fuldl the llgnesi calls Of true citizenship. And
In the last place with reference 70 JtGWtfy this
subsection Of himself 10 God would be the best
means by which he could be ntted for heavenly
ciuzenship ami 20 "innorit eternal life
Then the sermon was closed with appropriate
AND practical advice 10 tie members OF the
graduating olass especially in which. as their
spiritual Instructor and guide, he bosought them
u accept the Lessons taught be subie,t unto Cod
Ia thought and act, and then he could predict Tor
tbetn usefulness here and happiness In tho here
after.
The PhilAnthropic celebration will take place
on TUESDAY night this year. Wednesday morn
inR and hight will be gwen entirely 70 the Union
Society. which celebrates It's centennial anniyer-
sary. Addresses wall be made IN their behalf on
"Wednesday morbiDg al ii o'clock by the Kew. J.
". Hooper. ID. D., 81 Christian burg. and Rev.
PeytOa h. HOge, OF WilmiRgton. \. c. Tho last
address viii be historical ana com nomoratlve.
The Union society celebration will take place al
night
"a THURSDAY Al ii A. NJ viii be the closing
commencement exercises, delivery OF diplomas
Ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
PETERsBURG JOTTINGS.
ARfebInoBd Negro in TrOubie-FIood
Echoes.
Tcorrespondence Of tho Richmond DispatchI
PRTERaBUKG. June 10 1883.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. June 10. 1889
Henry Holt, Richmond negro, came over 70
Peter, ourg this morning with a party OF excur-
eiooists He had not Deen here long. however,
before lie got into trouble. lie Was very DANCE
rouSly cut ia the right shoulder, and says that
he was ssabfed from behind by some unknown
party. -, -,
X T. Daniel late OF Danvillc, who has been
LIVING here tor nos quite year, died yesterday
morning from dToIsy. lie was thirty-iwo years
Olo.'
Ex-Governor Cameron left this morning for
Washington, whore 10 j. 70 meot Colonel brady
and Central Gr0uer. There IL 70 be another
call upon presid ont Harrison, and another plea
for recognition in the matter OF Offices. Inc
Presidents alleged remark 10 Mat Lewis, the
cnlored edito- Of the Petersburg Herald, IS gen
orally discreitled here. aud every BODY believes
fnat The press dispatch sent out from washing
Ion WAS DReSd UPON u misapprehenrion.
The railroad brdge across the AppomAttox
was mpieted last evening IN time Tor the pas
saAge OF the regular trains.
Inc Mayor n&s issued An order prohibiting the
passage 81 heaVily-laien vehicles across fOca-
houtss bridge A contract for strengthening tie
Abutmeat- OF The bridge was awarded to-day 70
The Petcrsburg lrou- Works.
The great colored cam p-mseting is sui In pro
gress near the Central Lunstic Asylum and
crowds Of people were in attend ance yesterday
10 hear BisnOp Moore, o. South Carolina, preach
ROBIN ADAIK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

BY Quaries & 8ccnrdy
Real Kstato Auctioneers.
COUR CUURCH-HTLL DWELL


EOUR CHURCH-HILb DWELL
n TsGs on TwESTY-sEvENTH STREET
BETWEEN NJ AND n STREETS FOX SALE
AT AUCTION AT the request OF tho 0Hoer We
will sell at auction on
THURSDAY, june -, 1870.
at o'clock p. NJ. FOUR BRICk-AND-FRANs
DWELLINGS, Nos 7O6. EOS. 109. and 7VJ nortn
Twenty-seyonth street.
No. 100 Is THREE-STORY BRICK. with franc
addition in rear, seven rooms. DticS HNhen,
tHO rooms. Lot 3sIlg5 feet o. an alley.
No. 70s. THREE STORY, brick basement. two
stories frame. containing ton rooms kiCLHn,
stable, and Othor OutDnidiDgS LOT +'AL<S 1921
70 an alley.
No. 7O7 FRAME TENEMENT, four rooms and
Kitchen Lot 23El93 foet to an alloy 10 ieei vide.
No. fOs, FRAME TENEMENT. four rooms and
kitchen. Lot y3xi2l feet t. sn aiisy 10 feet wide
nos. 507 aud 1O9 will he sold together or sepa-
ratelY.
These houses arc now occupied by good ten
ants, they are convenient 10 tho Union Passenger
railway, and on a street where many handsome
dwellings are beiug erected The Improvements
arc al in good order, having been thoroughly
painted and repaired.
Parties seeking homes will DO we'll % attend
this sale. Also parties seeking Investment VIII
find that money Outaid ia the sccuou VIII orlhg
a good revenue.
Ihis property will bear inspection. Those
houses were nos built for sale Parties desiring
10 purchase arc Invited TO examine the properly
before day Of ssle .
TEHss: Az safe. QCARLEs & NcCURDY.
les A1cuoneefs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
llI3 Main street
GALE OF NICE DOUBLE BRICK
- COTTAGE AND LARGE LOT,
No. 25l2 BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN TWENTY FIFTH AND TWENTY
SIXTH STREETS.

Gv reouest Of the owner We will sell at public
auction, on tho premises. on
TUESDAY. JUSE II, 1889.
n6P. ". the above PROPERTY. The house IS
a double two-story- and-attic brick dwelling
with about eight rooms, all nicely papered an
in good order: veranda pOr b across entire ironL
The lot fronts 81 feet with ample ground on The
west OF tho honse 20 that il could be converted
into two excellent dwellings az little cost lhi'
property il located on the NEST valuable square
Of Broad street In this section, and should com
maud tho attention OF all seeking desirable
and paying investment
TERMS Very liberal, and announced at sale.
les j. THOMPSON BROWN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

baccaiaureete sermon on the text: "Whst
Have Written Have Written" Diplomas were
awarded 20 seven young lady graduates, MISS
iarship medal
Mr.. Barton McCrum. weli-knowr clifton OF
Lexington. and for years the leading drug
eist OF Knoxville. Tenn, died 81 Lexington yes.
tsrday morning. after lingering illness. OF
consumption. Two years ago he sold out large
business IN Knoxville ana came TO Lexington
for his health, but failed rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

By the request Of !. Thompson Prown. mo oc-
cupant ana owner who has 70, emily purchased
"A larger residence aud is now preparing 90 move
10 the same. / will cell by public auction, 90 tho
premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE b. 1883,
at O'Clock Z. NJ. the above RESIDENCE. which
was erected under tho personal supervision "
the owner tho interior arrangements OF which
are thought 10 10 excellent. Eacn suite OF rooms
has a large-size bathroom with mo IA y
MODERN WATER-FIXTCBES, sanitary closets,
patc Mt oyorhoNs 70 baths g..
The pArlor loor by two large sliding doors can
he thrown In one large reception-room. mo
dwelling has three large chambers, library,
aud d nursery room aud dlnlng-room, besides
closets pantry, kitchen, &c. IhT lot, 10 'front.' OF
which are two coA-yaults under the street, ls
about q feet with depth Of l0i feet Q inches 20
an alley in rear leading 70 THIRD street and ~
foot alley 20 Fourth street
An inspection invited on any day between tho
hours II and o'clock.
TERMS: One fourth cash: one. two. and three
years II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
le9 AucNoheet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
KiIIed tn q Hight.
ny telegraph 10 the Dispstc

ny WV IN y VI" DI'VNl-I4I
ALEXANDRIA, Va, juno l0--DurlDg Sunday
evening Ia an alteration near The Plains in
Fauqaier cOUnty. between Robert aud L G. Tur-
ner. Jr.. aud their bGclher-in-la1. l. p. Turner,
Ronert was shst and killed by \. r. Turner, who
ia turn was shOi in Tue breast and hand. L. y.
Turner mas arrested.