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A Man One Hundred and Fifty Year. Old

DR.. j. w. Hood, of Monterey, Gala, IS
responsible for the assertions III the fol-
lowing article: The oldest inhabitant "
is mythical character often referred to,
but his portrait and biography have never
before been presented 10 the public. He
is an Indian and an inmate Of the county
hospital of Monterey county. HIS name -
Gabriel. and he is between one hundred
and forty-tve and one hundred and nifty
years old. Unfortunately the exact date
of his birth is unknown, but sufficient
evidence has been adduced TO prove the
truth of the above figures. Father Sor-
rentini the parish priest of Salinas, and
Mrs. W. s. Johnson furnished the editor Of
the Monterey Democrat with the following
facts about " odd GABRIEL:
1T is well authenticated that at the
landing of the Junipcro Sierra at Monterey
he was a grandfather, and when the first
chapel was built on the site of the present
Carmelo Mission, in l77l-'72, he was present
and assisted in erecting the adobe walls.
As the Indians did not marry until they
were at least fifteen years of age, he
would necessarily be thirty-two years or
more before he could possibly be a
grandfather. He is native Of Tulare
county, but came to Carmelo when quite
Young, for what reason cannot be ascer-
tanned, for he does not seem 10 know, or at
least has not told. Under the instructions
of Junipero Sierra he learned to cut and
Law stone, so that he was one of the prin-
cipal workmen at the building OF Soledad
and San Antonio Missions. When it came
TO the erection of the Carmelo Mission he
was SO we'll skilled in the use of the tools
of that day that he often now speaks Of
his ability as q stone-cutter during that
work. At the time OF the building Of the
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soledad Mission (i7s1) he had his second
wife: and in this connection Father Sor-
rentini states that in 1si5, when Bishop
Amat and himself arrived mt Mon
tery they were met by large num-
Der of the native population, the ne
oldest of whom was Gabriel, ,reputed
as then having his sixth wife, but this
wife has been dead now about thirty years
In conversation with the oldest inhabi-
tants nj that time they all averred that Ga
hriel was more than one hundred and ten
vears of age. Ex-Tax-Collector Manuel
Castro's mother died about four years ago,
aged ninety-fye years, and the Ola laay
often smoke of knowing Gabriel when she
was a child. aud that he was then called
old Gabriel and his grandchildren were
older than she herself. An old lame In;
dian, who died years ago aged one hunured =
and Ten years. once asked by the reverend
Father how much older he was than Ga;
briel. laughed heartily and said: GABRIEL
was an old man when / was child.
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nIillts.
FREDFR1cksHALL, July "a, 1889.

10 ne EiliOr Of ne Ulspdtch:
How many minis in the United States
and where located: BY answering you
viii obliec an old subscriber. Please an
aver M once. T. BECRHAM.
Under the coinage act of 1873, which re-
ORGANIZED the minis and assay offices OF
the United States, the following minis and
assay offices are in operation; The mlnts
of Philadelphia Pa, San Francisco, Cal,
Carson City. New. and Denver. Col. and
the assay Offices of New York. Charlotte
n. c.. and Boise City. Idaho. The same
act of reorganization included the mint at
New Orleans. but we are not sure that that
IS In nneration.
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Year Of Great Disasters.

Indeed bv the record Of the first six
months the year 1889 bids far To be rcmclu-
bered as the year of disaster all over the
world. During the month of January
there were no serious railroad wrecks cN-
cept the collision on the New York, Penn
svlvania and Ohio railroad, IN which eight
persons were killed and as many more Sc
riouslv injured, but there were httecn Ina-
rine disasters, involving loss OF l6j lives,
included among them beng the steamboat
Paris G. Brown. which went down IN
the Mississippi river, costing the loss
of eleven lives. February and March
also were singularlv free from railroad
disasters, but the marine. losses IN
February were 2si. an increase OF ll9 over
January. During the same month 20 per-
sons lost their lives 10y railroad disaster
in Belgium. 10 by a wInd-storm III Ncbras-
ka, q by the terrible hotel ire IN Hartford
Conn, 200 10y an earthquake IL Costa
Rlca, - by "A cyclone III Georgia, and III by
a powder explosion IN Wilkesbarrc, Pa. In
March the marine losses further increased
10 3jl. the number being swelled 10y the
l46 sailors of the German and American
war-vessels who were drowned during the
hurricane at the Samoan Islands. In May
the floods began their work of death and
devastation The first intelligence came
from Austria and Bohemia, where l3j
lives were lOSt. Inc cOl~uuUhlipu
was in the ConemauSh Nalleg on
the last day Of the month, when
nearly COCO persons persisted and
$4,000 coo worth of property was de-
stroved. The month was characterized by
frightful series Of disasters. THIRTY per-
sons were killed by an accident on the
PENNSYLVANIA road at Latrobe; seventy 10y
railroad disaster at Armagh. Ireland
POO by fire iii China; forty 10y falling
market building in Mexico; seventy by a
mine disaster in Austria. and seventy by q
cyclone IN Cuba. July well keeps mp the
record with railroad. mine, and storm d-s-
asters Altogether during tho nrst SIX
months of the year nearly $4,000 hives were
lost in disasters OF all kinds. Besides the
loss of property involved in these disasters
fire has swept away property amounting TO
over S7O,OOO,OOO in value in the United
States. 1t adds to the mournful record of
the six months that suicides, murders,
hangings. lynchings, and crimes OF all
kinds have also shown a marked increase
over the corresponding period tor many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
ROCKeRIDGE ALUM.
Tho Amusements 49, Richmond Visitors
The Little Ones.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond plspatcn.l

tCouespondence OF tho Richmond Dlspatcn.]
RoCEBRID0R ALUM SPRINGS,
July "A. 1889.
When the gay season that is nurtured
upon this luxurious couch Of nature was IN
its infancy il did but lazily crawl and was
mildly content TO be amused with rat
tie aud tickled with q straw" but as with
life and spirit II grows older so It becomes
holder. so thai now. all but full-hedged, it
is ready 10 soar aloft in the wide, expansive
pleasures Of Augusts maturity.
There Is not a portion OF the body OF
this great place that does not pulsate with
the vitality Of its happy, health-giving ex-
istence, and il there is = fault Il is in the
conflicting choice of too many diversions
which suggest 20 a man the tantalizing i'm
possibility OF occupying two different
places at one time.
The most enhancing sport that serves TO
put to fight upon tho wings of time the
morning hours Is tennis, a pleasure which
Is generous enough 10 grant some OF It's
beauty 70 the "eye OF the boholder."
There Is a grace and animation hard 70
surpass in tho aecks of vivid moving color
upon the green sward skimming \the light
balls over cobweb net The scope - en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

lam satisfied that Cancer Is hereditary In my
family. My father died Of It, sister OF my
mother died o. IT, and my own sister died OF IT.
My feelings may be- imagined, then, whom the
horrible disease mAde its appearance on my
side Il was a malignant Cancer, eating In
wardly IN such 4 way that ltcOuid not be cut out
Numerous remedies Were used for II. but the
Cancer grew steadily wore, until II seemed 10 Al
I vas doomed to follow tho others OF tho family.
took swit's Specific. which, from tho first day
forced out tho poison and continued its use unti
mad taken several bottles. when found myself
well. know that :. :. :. cured me.
hRs. 6. VI. IDOL
Winston, " e.. November Pc, ISIS
Send for Book on Cancer and Blood Diseases
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
ia 3)-col Drawer 8, Atlanta "a
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srvrv.NIuF Fonp. Va. July %, 1889.

= !
To he Edi0r Of The U7sDG'ch:
Please inform us through your Weekly If
there "a any duty )and how much) on cot;
fee or tea. II IS denied that the United
States Government levles any duty upon
either by some Republicans here. ii. I.
There is 10 duty upon tea and coffee.
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WEDNESDAY. July 81. 1889.
y. W. Bowx. Auctioaecr.

ExGrI, pLAfSrIFF. AGAiNsr UNGER, &c. Dr.
FRSDANrs-iS rue CBANCBRY C0CRT or rus
CITY Or RICHMOND
I. Charles ". Coddin. CLERK OF said court cor
tify tina. the bond required Of the special COM
missioner By tho decree IN said cause OF Juae
Z. 1859. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this ilth day OF July
l9sQ
lyl9 CHARLES ". GODDTN.
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AVCr,O..ALrs-Thts say.

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF The
~ Personal PROPERTY or JOHN b..
CRENSHAW. DECBAsED.-On
THURSDAY. July g, 1889.
st1i A. NJ, ] will sell by public auction at Mi
east Broad street the following property: ono
OFFICE DESK, - CHAIRS, / HAlR-CLOl Il
SOFA, = MIRRORS, . BEDsrEADs, WARD
ROBE. TABLES, PACKING CHESTS. PIC
TUKEs. CARPETS, WASHlNG-MACHlNES, I
CLOCK, IGOLD WATCu, I NEW TAILORING
and a lot Of SECONDHAND SEWING-MA-
CHIMES with parts and alta hments, 30 NEW
BUITON-HULE ATTACHMENTS for different
machines, ! SHOWCASE sud contents, SPOOL
COTTON CASE with COTTON and SkWl St.
MACHINE NEEDLES, ! gross SEWING A
CHINE OIL, I lot SEWING MACHINE TABLES,
several PATEST MILI~BUSHE~ GRINLSTONE,
1CHEST OF GOOD TOOLS. Yl,E. &c. lot Of
PLDW-BEAMS aud HANDLES, CASTINGS. sc. ;
, OLD BUGGiES, CART, SADDLE, and HAk-
NESS; l SMITHS FEEu-CCTTEk, PATENT
GRAiN FAN. g..
TERMS: Cash. JAMES II. CRENsHAW.
Administrator.
T. B. Cook. AuctOneer
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 THREE LOTS Of LAND AND IMPROVE
MENTs. TWO OF SAID LOTS FRONTING EACH
i5N FEET Oh THE SOUTH LINZ OF CENTRE
BETWEEN WILTSHIRE 4 y ID SPRING
STREETS BY ADEPrH OF70 FEET EACH. AND
THE OTHER LOT FRONTING IA, FEET on
THE WEST SIDE or SPRING STREET ~ A
DEPTH OF 70 FEEI.-By virtue 81 = deed ~
trust dated August H. 1877. recorded IN Decd
Book IA b. page $50. Henrico County Court. de-
fault having been made Ia tho payment OF tho
deht therein secured. and being required 30 20
do by the holder will sell by auction, upon tho
premises, on
SATURDAY. July e. lSS9.
n o'clock .. NJ. the pB)PERrYlas sbo7e de-
sCribed
IsRas: By consent one thru cash; balance az
six ami twelve months.
!. o. WENDENBURG, Trustee.
CHEwNING n RoSE Aucuoneer.. ly3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
"A KITCHEN FURNITURE, EXTRA LARGE
LOr ASSOCIATED CLOCKS, WATCHES. WA Gu
MAKERS TOOLS &C.. Ac.--by reguesl of Mr.
". b. Bowman, who IL declining business aud
housekeeping on account OF 90 h,aI'h. Will
sell at hls place Of business. By Seventeenth
street. between Broad aud Marshall,
MONDAY. july 29rn,
A. io5 o'clock. his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
cousi,tlug Of BED-LOi NGE>. CARPETS.
CHAIRS. TABLES lilHRpN~. PlCIIkE good
COOkING->lOV REL MGERAIuR SING TX
ShWING-HACnlNE-!u good %. DR.; lot CkOC h
cry. KITCHEN FUkNtiiNE, sc. Also. 'Ul
assorted CLOChS in running order; 200 assorted
WATCHEs-Gold. silver. ani Bra f.. some very
good, part OF which held tor repairs. Ownors
Will please call ami pay charges before dny or
sale. or they VIII b. sold VITA balance OF s.o'h,
Z SHOWCASES. cases containing ID gross as
sorted WATCH CHl Stalls. 'arEe ioi NAlth-
MAKER, MATERIAL. lis OL>, STATIONERY,
MATtu-CHAlNS, jim .lkl, ut7t-class
WATCHNAhER~ pivot EB. <Jdozeu sPtCfA-
Giles. lot Of SHELVING aud COUNTERS, aud
many other Nf~IELLANhOt ARTICLES.
Partios ga want OF any OF these goods vii 10
well 20 attend this sale. Is ST. bO~msn Is de-
tCrmiued tO sell. j. II. allen l't'
~ .j-t4>ugt AucuoheeI
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FAsLWOAD LINES.
IN ~ r. 49, aEEEEl

~ ~ s2~ ~
CHEsAfSEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY "a ian
Isivs RICHMOND.
s:soAM Lotal. except sunday. for cllf,o.
s:2oA.N a. sJore's daily for Old Poin, and Sor.
lilo A N. Nan daily for Cincinnati punm,a
faafe slespilg-cArs ~ Mnits suIphur.
SSOP. u. 1Hpress daily for ols Point aad
Norfolk.
b;ie 2. n A'tcommodstisn, eIsspi saturday asi
sunday Tor X +. q o. junction.
EOO y. VI. on saturday only sccomm9latian q,
tflariottesvine.
si5P ". r. v. yostbnis srsci4. daily.
Wijh Dining-Csr from Char|oftss,ili,
q lCincinDan ami Lousvilio. Pull
mAn sleeping-Csf from kchmcgd.
TRAINS shkIvs AT RICHMOND
Sos A. w. and 2f0P 81. day from Cinriun.u
900 A. NJ. unA Mondays only from ,taro-is-.
100 a N. IT. p 49, daily from v.,,,l,
FocSe. '''''
JAMEs RIVER DIVISION
W. } A. r. ~
LEAVE Mcpo,n.
o:i5 A " daily Tor LynchDurg. LsIlng.op. IL
tlifiOu forge.
Ei5 P. NJ. scotsvllo accommodation. e1cop.
sunday.
1000 P NJ. dsny accommodation for Lynehours
snd Clifton Forge.
TRAINS AEEiyE HiCHsOSD.
bio 7. VI. and 80 A. VI. dRly from C.'faa
e:i5 A. g. from seotts'i,l,. er.ep' elriag.
Il. ". FULLER
General Psssrnger Ae-r.
J. T. HARaHAs. General Manage .I
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOHAC RAILROAD --s.hefa..
commenting june -, s.g-eastern sA1iarI
time.
f.gg A. NJ. leaves Byri.srest station daily.
stops only a. Ashland. Junction. 40 D..
fort. and Fredcr. s.bl.r -.ceQe
20 Washington sai New York
li:07 A. " leaves Byri->irset station daily. II
cept sunday.
Cos p. " lesres Byrd-,u,-. station fs1y
sleeper 90 NeW lorA.
S50A NJ. srriros 81 Byri street station daily
Sleeper from Sew YORK
9:3s P. ". arrive. as Byrs Stree. station a.l,
stops A. srrfcrrksr .rr MILFORD
Junction. ard Ash.al.i. sleeper fr.u
MasnIurfoa sui NrN foIt
1910 P. ". nrrleo's a. Byrl-sueot stated isny
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY ExcErr srNpAYs
as A. NJ. leave. tlbA Arrives a. i'.isaI
1n 49, "
4OOP. NJ srea.nmoiatoa lest,s Uyri.s,re
s.alou. arrives a. Asl.ant Att N.
COS P. VI leaves f.hs auivea 81 hsh.ani
Gas A. NJ arrives E.b,. Leaves tsslAai at5g
a. ".
SIS A. NJ. recommendation arrives 10 Rv'-
street station. leaves Ashland a.
$50 P. NJ arrives p. E1a l,ar,, Ashland q.
c.NTuIoRcsoer,i Tickle, assa-
ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

CONN blllONA
Train No % connects daily =, keysyili, fy
Chase city. Cisrksyilie, OKiorf, Durham. Hon
derson and Raleigh. Connects daily a. Green's
Doro' for Durham. Raleigh. salem. All Ninston
and all points on North Carolina NIYsl9n ~
Salisbury i0r Ahheyiiie, Hot spring. Ani SD
posntsi Wes5ern N0rih tsr0iila, nli 81 'tA.
lotts for Chari0tIe. Columbia ADJ Augusta rail
road.
Train No p ccnnecfs daily A. Greon-borl fn'
salem, Winston, Ralo.gl, GOlls10r'. Al ST !
head Guy. a. salisbury Tor AsteFi. ia, He
Springs. aud al points IN Wesiern Norfh Car
lna a. ChArl0tts with Charlotte. columbia
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Aus-st', h.
Charleston. savannah. Th0masgi.If Ca. d1
sooyille. AMI other Florida points 49, Fi
CAronna Central ratlrosd Tor Mim rgt.n \
Trains from ths south arrive az ~ .lmcpl'
A N. and 40 +. 81 -
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond ............ VI r. n
Arrive Richmond ........... ..-..--...-. 81 =
tCLOVER ACCOMMODATES.
Leave Richmond. ......... ..--.-..--..- ID -
Arrive Manchester. .s..'.'s 81 ITO -
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DEPARTURE OF srEAnEKs
IRWIN wEIsIGER Freight aud Passe ger Agen-
OLD DOMINION STEAM FIA
" SHIP COMPANY kFxA

OLD DOMINION STEAM FIA
" SHIP COMPANY. Lk.ELA
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY s;5P.N
steamers loays New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud >ATUh DAf 81 y.
NJ. arriving Ia Richmond AONDAf and FIJI
DAY MokNlNGA
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare ~ New York rta James-rTor
route tnclLding meals aud berth).......-t %
Round. Trip Iicseta limited ~ thrty days
after date Of issue ........-..-...-...''.. ~ "
$500. ut,h suf.tstsocs. ................ 90
Steerage, without subsistence ..........-.. wv
80 '-',..................... lOOJ
Cabin fare RIA Richmond and fsterspUtS - -,
ss.ssr.. 49,,
ncseis can 10 obtained a. A. W. GAroor ., iVOO
Nam street: CHESAPEAKE snd ONO and hWe-
mond aad Petersburg depotA, snd 81 compenys
Offices. 1901 Main street, and wharf, kocket@
IRE. ght forwarded aud through bills OF lAdins
Issued for points beyond SoN YORK.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond Ga MONDAYS.
TUESDAYS, WRDN ESDAfs, IhC ksDA1s. ana
SATURDAYS by ths Chesapeake aud OHIO RAFT
way (rie Newport News a. SGD A. II. aud J r VI.
and by Richmond ana Petersburg railroad Game
DAYS a. $40 A. NJ. will make connection as
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE w. ALLEN a CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Mala street, AMI
ausi Company wharf. ltockotlx
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NORK-RIYER LINE WA WEST
POINC

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
The favonts route % Baltimore Tbs steams,
on mis- limo are models ~ DeauU, eleEan -, 49,
comfort Leave Richmond 49, =. n. hul = Sd
F. NJ. arrive as baltimore SD A. ". loal'
Baltimore daily except sunday as T. ~ 81
rive Al Rlch.a0nd y 90 s.. n. aud fil A. u.
Faro lroln Richmond slralglt 3D. bai ihNt ~
Washington. So, Wilmington, Del, . rms
delphia, 81 20; New York. So l4Ini tN.
wilmington, Del. g.; Philadelphia, g.. Nee
YORK. 81 ....,. ......,,,,,.,....,..,
IsaVo Richmoud tlwenly- .h.rd-
street depoti...--- ..-...s.- Va" - ~
Arrive kich mOnd llncniy-thud-
Street depOg -...--. l's'9 T n
'Dany tDaily except SUNDAY
Depot and tckeLOnlcs. Foo, hirEioa s'fvt-
Uptown ONCE Corner Tenth an Main sirs'A
JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
General Passenger hgea-
J. = POTTS.
Division paksengsr Agenb
KlclmOn1, -
SOL HAAS, franc Manager.
-.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
AOFALL 1.-The MACHINERY or TIE POW
HATAN COAL IONPANl.-by virtue Of de-
cree of tho Richmond thaurery Court entered
Nay o. lss1 IA the cause of Gates g Brown. b..
against pownaian -osl company, tho Under
signed vii sell Dy public auction. Al The minos
of said Powuatan Coal Company. 10 P0whatAu
and Allegheny railroad). 81 D. o'clock A. NJ, On
TUESDAY. JCLY %, 1879,
all MACHINERY Dt >aii rnnpany, consisting IN
part Of 2 ENGINES ana BOILERS, about - ani
40 horse power. I PUMP, DIAMOND DRILL
AMI BOHikG-HACWNg. lot of RAILROAD
IRON aud COAL CARS. LOT Of PIPES aud
WlRg-ROPE. BLACKsNIrWS TOOLS. I
Goat, Nc fhi. Is Al upIO tunity 20 secure
MINiNG-MACuiNEh1 az a great bargain.
TEENS. All sums under 500 cash, sums over
tina amount one tu.rd cash. DAlauce Bro ak snd
twelve months for notes. With interest from day
Of .ale and arIro yeG security.
CaiI on auctiOueots ior particulars
JOHN go lHLkFOORD,
E.. NADDlLL
WILLIS b. SMITH.
spec al Commissioners.
sale by r. 3. CuAFFN & GO.
3. Charlos ". Goidin. clerk of the Chsncery
Court ~ Richmond. certify That tho bond re-
quired of me special commissioners by tho de-
ere ga SAID Cause of Nay o. isa9, hos been duly
given.
Gwen under my hand this 9Th day u May
1881 ChAkLtS ". OODDlN'
~ nI6.ls2).2L24. 95.162' .2sS5O
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ByJ II. Valentine. Auctoueer
George II. Valentine and II. Benson, sa.e5menJ
So. east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

BY n. w. l,ows.
Real Estate Auct onser.
AUCTION SAIL


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF THAT VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
VACANT LOr or GROUND ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF WEST MAIN srHEET, CS FEET WEST
FROM rDE INTERSECTION OF MAIN AND
HARvfE SHEETS, BEING IN THiCKLY-
POPULATED AND CONST ANrLY-lNPROvIN0
PART OF TIE CITY AND WELL ADAPTED
FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. As WELL aS FOX
PRIVATE RkSIDENCEs.-in pursuance 81 do
creo % he Rich mond Chancery Court. entered
June & 1879 Ia the cause OF Charles Engel "a
Adelaide Unger (n>e Bitzer) and Camille Jnger.
ber husband, tbs undersigned, special commits
sionor. will sell by public auction, on the
promises. on
WEDNESDAY. July 81, 1889,
Z. c O'Clock. in parcels or as whole a. 20 the
commissioners NAV seem best. tho LOT OF LAND
referred 10 In said decree and located ss above
stated: Beginning on the south lido Oh west
Main street ut a distance Of 6s feet from the
west side OF Harvie street. thence woStwardly on
said south side Of Main street lO2 feet Inches.
and running back a. right angles within psral-
lei lines l55 feet, and as per plat AM survey
made by Bolton j. Ial.lierro. surveyors, oil July
-. 1873.
TERMS One third cash: the residue IN equal
insfalmcuts ~ negotiable notes at SIX ana
twelve months with interest added. and TIE tltio
10 be retained until the purchase-money IS icily
pad and a conveyance ordered by he court
WILLIAM FLtGENhElMhk
Special Com missioner.
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PHILADELPHIA. RIC d. <isfN
NoND AID NORFOLK
iqLAMSHIP coAPANr.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. u NJ. aud every SUNDAY a.
A. "A.
Freight for Tuesday, and Fridays steamers
rs-eiyod till 1870 A. NJ. foe sunday steamer
TN 5 2. u. Saturday Freight received daily an
IP. n.
Fare, 50
For further information apply TO
j. W. MccARRIcK,
General Southern Agent once RockeItA
w. P. CLYDE a CO,
mel General Axsnts kkiladslphiA
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A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS
"A AND LEMONS.-We will sell
TODAY,
AZ 1890 o'clock
$50 punches CHOICE RIPE BANANAS,
Is boxes CHOICE LEMONS.
WILLIAM JENKINS E son.
jy 26-lt 1850 east Main street
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD.
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