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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-23
NoMInArINe ELECTION.


The election to nominate . Republi-
can candidate for councilman to fill the
vacancy cccssioned By the resignation
of Frank Dennis, WAS held Saturday
afternoon and evening. and resulted in
the selection of Leroy Kelly - the
standard bearer of the Republicans of
sha. ward, the vote standing:
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Novelty Diamond Ear. rings ct 10 per
cent. above cost.
II. @. DICKINSON,
2312 626 Main street.
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MaFaeEs Afs Family ana Hf0self.
Mills. o.. Dec. 23-This eommuni-
" was ekeftled less evening by the dis
'oosssg q - n ynest wheloasla An(
uiie and three children. and the crime
is supposed to have taken place at an
early hour yesterday morning When
the inhumau deed WAS discovered. at
about.5 O'Clock last evening. ell five
bodies we're stiff and cold in death. with
their throats cut from ear to ear. The
murderer 10 the ought to be insane.
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JoHNsrowN, Dec. 23.-Shortly before
the nood which almost wiped Johns
toVn out Of existence, Enile Etcine
LETT Cambria CITY for his native town Of
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Beautiful Gift Books
cheap.

See the foe display of cakes and
Christmas tree ornaments in the win !.
dow of the Vienna Model Bakery. and
then step upon the inside and see how
little it will cost to have . nice spread
for Christmas. Corner Eleventh and
Main streets. 232s
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smith and s,avsn Fight q Draw.

BRUGEs, Dec. 23-Jem Smith aud
Frank Slavin fought ON private grounds
three miles from here this morning
The friends Of both parties squabbled
from the outset. The Smith party
seemed inclined to prevent . meeting
and placed every obstacle they could in
the way Of bringing the men together
At the ring side the prooeedins were
disgraceful and the ring was foally
broken into and the fight was declared
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-23

The fin ut Antique ROck.
ers I'm the latest designs. He
sure and sec them at JOss ph
Grimmss.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-23

Items Of Interest Picked Up In the
Various COansy O0lces.
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The alarm Of IRE Sunday night about
$50 WAS caused BY the burning Of .
small house on South Tenth street be-
tween B and G. owned By Josiah Cos
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Clocks half price. Must move
23iZ JENKINS.
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a Rosident Of JohnstoWn Just learns
Of the Loss Of HE Family by
the Flood.
Indian Deed to IN Enormous Amount
Of Property Discovered Il Christ
mas at the White House.
HENRY ". GRADY.
Death 81 tine 0SsDDtant Yousg Ed1toE
oG the Atlanta COnssisusiOn

ATLANTA, GA Dec. 23-Henry w
Grady died of pneumonis At twenty
Dinutss past o'clock this mornlng
With perhaps single exception. Henry
Woodruff Grady wss the best konwr
editor in sll the Southern States. He
stood 10 the front rank OF Ameriosr
journalists. and the prospects Of none
were brighter. His father was colonel
IN the Confsdsrste army and lost his
life in battle when his son was only
fouits ysars old.
Young Grady was eduoated ct the
Uaivsrsity of Gsoreis. in his native
city. from which he srsdusted ct the
head oi his Glass. and his studies were
continued st the u University OF Virgins.
From the first Mr.. Grady WAS strongly
attached to journrlism. and on leaving
collsGs, lad of nineteen. be started
daily paper on his own ac-
count at Rome. Ga, which
failed Of support. He moved to Atlanta
and issued the Atlants Herald, and af-.
forwards the Atlantis Courier. both OF
which ventures proved unsuccessful.
His ready pen. however. found plenty
Of employment. He wrote for
ths Atlanta Consultation. the Louis
vile Courier Journal and other papers.
and james Gordon Bennett the elder
appoistsd him GsorGis correspondent
q the New York Herald. post which
- Aeld Tor six years. A fortunate
opeonlstios. il y said. in railroad stock
yisl1sd hin 90. 900. which he very
Wissly Invested in . quarter interest
= ~ Atlanta Oonstitution. This in |
toosA new saernously enhanced. |
1aN11I epne1 whsa hs died. Il theI
= ] sllesiae eas 0hsrlsslee
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Our goods must 60. Prices are no
where. JENKINS
23d2
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-23

Visit the New York s.. and 10c,
store il it il bargains you are lookire
for. NiZ
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/ have as 6ne line of the choicest
and purest candies ~ can be found in
the city, NJ ARNErT.
21d2 402 North Eighth street.
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Park Rink will be Opem
Christmas afternoon and
evening. % Il
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Leave your order for your
Chr 1Afmas Cake with PETER
HussOn, the old reliable,
and you will known Just
what J ON are getting. cur
Fruit Cakes aud White
Cakes can not be surpassed
In this or any other city,
and everything flne I'm the
GroceRv llne.
Z Re1eR WNnnDnaD Kfn0mo
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The ballad concert in the Vaughan
Hall on Saturday evening BY the Matt
nee Musicale will be one Of the events
Of the holidays.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Henry Keiser and Barbara Alice
Paddock. Cambridge City. Frank Viii
liams. affiaiut.
Frank E. Demise and Viola Oharl
ton. Hagerstown. Henry NJ. Charlton,
af5ant.
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5 in tie primary and intermssistS
grades that the largest collections are
made. The higher the grade of school,
the fewer the Brooklyn
Eagle.
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In smokers articles you will f ad the
choicest things for Christrnas presents
1t Adam Drifmeyer's. 21d3
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-23

Good music aud skating
at Park Rink Christmas
afternoon and evening.
q DIT
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Mr.. Kelly represented the Fourth
ward in council two years. and was
Justly regarded - one of the very b.st
members OF that body. he il . practi
cal business man, and will look after
the city's interest - carefully - he
does his own business. he 10 popular
with all classes Of our people, and his
election is regarded - being certain.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-23

Cut-glass Bottles at q re.
ductiOn, at q bargain. at
Hiatt 4 Co.'S North End
Drug Store. 2O.2t
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GENERAL BROWNE RETIREs.
HoUun OF RURHaKsrAfIvEs, I
WAsHIudToN, d. c., Dec n, 1850.
To the Rspublieans of the Sixth Couerssssona

To the Republicans Of the Sixth CougrosotooG
Distzsss:
| At the close OF the long and laboriou
session of two years ago I found N.
physical condition such that believe,
it would be my duty. ct sn early day. Il
retire from Congress and try in tho rest
ful quiet of life relieved Of the bur
dens Of the public service to recove
my lost health. This purpose was freel.
stated. bat frisnds advised me to NO
then, and 20 long in advsncs Of IN cleo
tion, decline candidacy for re- election
- my health might be restored bsfor,
another campaign and my continuance
in Congress bs desirable and even i'm
portant.
II Was suggested that it would be wist
to leave these questions to be decided in
the presence of conditions existing
when the time for decision was fairly
reached. These conditions have in.
duoed me to withhold. until now. any
public deola ration Of my intention. By
this delay it has not been my purpose to
Influence any voter or in any way oon-
troll the action Of any one desirous Of
becoming . candidate.
For some time past my health has
steadily but slowly improved. and l in
dulged the belief that when this Con.
gress met / would be able to assume my
full share Of its labors and responsible
tiles. but this expectation has been only
partially realized. l haye thought it
my duty to de,line service on . most
important committee because l feared
my strength would not be equal to the
labors the position imposed. The peo-
pie may reasonably demand to be repre-
sentsd by one able to bear the burdens
OF his office.
And. moreover, 1 will not be able to
take part in nominating campaign.
This il an important Congress and its
labors will take all my time. My pres
enos here 10 . duty which I will not
nsglsct in the interest of my personal
I will not attempt to conceal the fact
that I would be glad to eontinns il The
leevise q t1epeople whe lavs = kindly
an not . candidate for the
Congressional nomination.
May not say I make this announce
ment Of my purpose regretfully-not
that have an ambition to continue
longer in Coneress-but because l have
not been able to do more for my copstit
uenoy and must leave uniisohsrged OBJ
legations for unnumbered kindnesses.
For favors 20 often given. for honors 90
cheerfully bestowed and 20 long con-
tinued by . constituency whom any
man may be proud to represent. l can
do no more than give the assurance of
my sincerest gratitude. The recollec.
tion of their generous confidence will
halo with pleasant memories the even
ing Of my life.
THOMAS NJ. BROWNE.
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SHE SAW 4 BULL FIcHE.


=
1nrssassd Her.
A Baltimore girl, who faints at fhrr
ight of caterpillar, turns green =
the flow of blood, and is in every wy
of most gentle and kindly natnros
thus writes home about her visit t0 =
bull fight-the occasion being TIN
farewell to Paris of the prince Of ma1
adors, Louis Mazzantini:
''At last 1 have seen my first bun
fight, and trust, my last. You could
not have borne it five minutes and
scarcely know how did.
Imagine an immense arena, with.
%, 900 people packed in circles, while
innocent little white clouds doate4
over an intensely blue sky. At timen
entirely off from all view of what wao
going on beneath in the arena, while
frequent short April like showers o9
tears CO fell from them, and it 10 -
be hoped soothed the wounds of tho
six enraged bulls that succeeded each
other to death. The occasion was 4nz-
zantini's farewell to the Partisan pub
lie, which has made such a hero ok
him. Not only had fatted Calls been
killed in his honor in appreciation of
the fatted bulls which Mazzantini had
killed with such glory, but hats ard
handkerchiefs waved, presents of Gil-
yer, of gold and jewels were thrown
to him after his little speech of fare
well, and flowers in forms of wreAtha.
bouquets and hearts soon covered
the gore stained ground. OF all these
gifts the only one the Spanish grandee
noticed at all was q simple bunch q
viOlets. This he stopped to pick uN
and kissed in the direction of the fair
dame who had thrown it. His two
Wallets raised the more valuable aifto
from the dust, while Aazzantini -
self never deigned to even glance =
the rich jewels scattered at his feet.
ut was a wonderful sight, exciting
past belief. am glad to have seen i
for I learned something, but the one=
lesson completes the coul se I'll -
no more bull fights The orchl
ira played the music a. sGArneq
we came out and I Gked r.
the faces of the - S n
6sw minutes bGe6fF FNS1
hfr6funks2 f3h6s
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Thomas O'Brien has filed noti6ca.
ton to Harry Lintner and others that
he will petition for . drain ditch that
will effect the lands OF Harry Lintner
and others. but will be public benefit.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Zsndora Long ct al. vs. Ada Mitchell
ct al to quiet title. Judgment and de-
cree for plaintiff.
Edwin Lsfierts W. MaTtha A. Wal
lace: Foreclosure OF mechanics lien.
On trial before the court.
The court adjourned until the 18th OF
January, 1890
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THE MARKErp,
NeN York Narkes.

New YoHk M0Rk0t.
NEW YORK. Dec N-FIour-C1ty mtIl ex.
ira, a 81 "A IS Minnesota extra 81 1586 pS
supernne, ~ loo2 Is: fne. 81 7592 IS.
Wheas-No. 2 RED winter, miYed. oo9f
0e7 Dec, 654c; Jan, 06xc; Feb, E7k
COrn-No. UxtXeo, cash, l3kc; No.
mixed, Dec, az. ian. Il
Oats-So. Z mixed, cs.n. 26T 02Dhc: No.
mixed, Dec. xS52; Jan 29K: Feb. 2sX
Pork Aess, $40 rs
Lard Jan % n Feb, IS 70
Mo- aases-Eew orleans, 3SOAoc
Turpentine-4 1894
Eosin-Strained 70 good, u 9c91 =
Butter-Western creamery fancy, 3N9Nc
Chee9e-Ohfo nal, taos
EeB-WeStegn, sc
sa9ar-CUt loaf and crushed, 7z<c; eranu.
lated, csc: mould A, 10
TAllow-Pyfme city, ~
Codee-Rio, fair eArxoeG, 1874
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Clocks half-price. Must move.
Z3d2 JENKINS.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-23

a0ies' FuFs,
Seal. Beaver. Lynx. Martin and other
qualities ir Muf1s and Boas at Macke's.
1912
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OF Interest to Women.
DR.. l. @. league. the specialist on
North Eighth street. has had many
years experience in treating female
troubles. and has many wonderful cures
right here st home to his credit. Con-
sultation and examination free at his
Office. Is dwtf.
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Still pushing OvercOafs al
low prices. CRANOR.
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Fur Muffs cheap ut l.. N.
Jones 4 Co.'S.
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CuNcUA1I. Deo - -Flour-0 9o1o Is
LAxd-Keefle ox1oo, 606ke
r01-Regnlax, - % . - az: finally
n oo0o1o lz3<
naeon-shon clear NIB sides. 0<0sk
Whoof-B
Ou2-000c
OufD68e
Noe0
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10GrR4

CHICAGO. Dec. q l-is p. m.-Wnsas- Dec
78xc. Jan 70 Nay. 636e
Uxn-Dec. ss; JSn-, 81; Feb, I9u
May, ~
O.e-Dec. 7es.: Jan zEf: May, rs
Pofs- Year, - "a JAM. - 171<: Feb, - .
May, - %
Lard bee, IS s7x: Ian, q s7xe e&5 %; Feb,
= 0n945 - May. % o5
Ri6s-Year. q rs. Jan, q III; Feb- y Is
Nay, g 92,4
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See our great variety af
han ds0me Pictures, at bar.
gains.
ELLWOOD MORRIS 4 co.
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Did you ever q boy
Whose heart IL filled with Joy,
And whose smile bright and sweet
On his head cap7
Christmas
You CHEAT AZ T..
When You hear his merry
You'll sgree boys will be boys:
Bee him srch. he's Just a proud can be.
"Don't disturb him. sister Lizzie,
D1n't you he Is busy7"
He is drumming for the Great A. AP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-30
" a
VIII he Ipve,rigsteG-PersonaI-A
Hard freezc.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTEsvILLE, Va, Jan. 90, 1889.
The friends and relatives OF the late j. w.
Munday, who was accidentally shot at Coycs-
willie by ". L. Birch. were not satisfied that
the shooting was entirely accidental. and
they had the matter investigated. The mag.
~is,rate, after hearing the evidence which had
been gathered, decided that the matter
should be presented TO The grand jury for
action, and the case will be taken up at the
next term Of the County Court.
Mr. T.. T. Dadmun, OF stanton, assistant
State secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
iisn Association, hss been here several days.
On SUNDAY he conducted three interesting
meetings IN this clt7, two IN the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms and one
in the Methodist church, and at night he
made m admirable address in the chapel at
the University OF Virginia to a large au.
dience.
Mr.. Frank GIlmer, city attorney, re-
turned 10 the city last night from Columbia,
=. c.. where he had been for the past week,
having been summoned there on account OF
serious Illness Of his wife. lie left Mrs.
Gilmer in a much better condition and
THINKS she will be able 10 return home In Il
few weeks.
Miss Ethel Wallace. OF Crozet, Va, is WIS.,
itlng Miss Mary Wright.
There was one OF the hardest freezes OF
the season last night, and our people will
now be able TO gather lee from four TO i've
inches thick. w.
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AUCrsON sALEs-Tsis Day.
BY n. b. Chafnn q Co,
Real Estate Auctisneers.
No. 1 north Tenth street.

-
A UCTIoN SALE OF FINE HORSES,
IN BRooD-MAREs, MLcH-CoWs. AND
FARNING IMPLEMENTS, FAMILY CARRiAoE,
AND Buggy on WEDNESDAY. JANAuki ~.
IssD, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK a. 49,
ABOUT TWO ANDA HALF MILES FROM IA
CITY.-Ths owner, Mr.. 4. Z. Bcnnett.. having
sold his farm. Hickory Ill.," We will cell by
public auction, on the farm. on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. 1859.
the following STOCK and FARMING IMPLE-
! pair HEAVY DRAUGHT-HoRsEs;
2FlSE BkOOD-MARKs;
i pair FLOODED COLTS. Eve years old, broke to
1saDpLEeANp-HARNEss MARE;
] COLT. two and a bali years old:
iCoLT, one and 4 half years old;
I MULE COLT. six months old;
iFINy GRAY HORSE, suitable Tor family car
/ FINEBRowN HORSE, for saddle aud broke
2FISE NILGH-COWS:
/ JERSEY BULL. four years old
3JgRsEY HELPERS aud HoLsTEIN HEIFER-
all with calf:
! FARM WAGON:
] FAkM-CART:
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. now:
i WHEAT-DRILL:
1 HAY-TETTEK-new:
] IRON a~OLLEk-neT;
/ GLEASING-MACuINE;
] WHEAT-FAN:
UARRUWS. FLOWS. CORN-PLANTERs. &c;
/ siX-SRATRD CARRIAGE and HARNESS;
1FAMILI CARRIAGE-nesrly new;
BUGGY:
ell OF which may be seen on the farm "Hickory
Hill"
This sale Is worthy the attention OF all
parties ia need OF horses. cows, or farming I'M
PIGMENTS, as tho owner Is selling for want OF
use. having sold the farm
The suciioaeers Will DO pleased 10 give any
desired Information.
Tynvs. VERY easv. All sum Of sos and under
cash: over Sos, SIX months credit, with 8 per
cent. interest for notes. with satisfactory security.
X. Is. CHAFFIN & CO..
ia 1920. e. 94.gj,2 &c, q, $3.50 Auctioneers.
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TnE NEW lORK III FL0RID

THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPFCIAt,
consisting of vesiihIIo pullnaa ears only. Leaves
Richmond. s0ufhb0und. a. 123 q. VI. on MODS
days. Hedue-say. aui triiays. aui lesYrs
letorsb1Is. norlDlduf. az .gI A.. d. on Tues
cF5 Z, Thursdays, grt saturdays. kAua iafoA
charged on tlts iraiu.
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THE SOUTH SIDE.
sYLYAs.D FROM JArL-wAs NOT rHg
EAN.
Court xattsrs-A Most Enjoyable Church
sociabls-Youthfui
Tramps.
o-orre.pooasnco Of Tho Richmond Dlspasch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispasch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. January 20, 1889.
The negro nezekiah who WAS arrested IN
Dauw,ddIe county on SATURDAY. c.eping by
the police Of this citg on suspicion OF oeinS
tbe fugitive murderer from South Il 'ston,
n. C.. was released from Jail this morning.
No adequate DESCRIPTION OF the murderer
was sent here by the South Gaston autnor'-
ties. and IL was at once found that the
missioner did not sufficiently answer II TO
iuaify his further detention.
The remains Of Mr.. William Brown, a
former well known citizen OF PetersourE'
were brought here this morning from VIZ
sons Depot Tor inierment. The BODY was
stsset at the depot by a number OF our citi-
dxfns and escorted 10 Blsndford cemetery
where the inai funeral ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Rev. :. X. VIM. OF The second
Presbyterian church.
The Hastings Court has been engaged all
day in The trial Of the suit OF owners ~ GER
ts,u property on Old street sgaitst the city
for $500 damages for Injury 10 their pro
perty alleged 10 have resulted from the pull
ING down % condemned building. .
Some two or three hundred members OF
the congregation OF the Flint Baptist chuich
met last night At n s0cIsOle held IN tha' eui'
Fee. The occasion was a very Interesting
one. ~ vas II iNlDns VI "N'N'"i 1850 "
congregalIon. The utmost good feeling pre-
vailed. and there was a general handsbaking
snd enjoyment OF the good things spread Tor
the cOmpaay This church has over nVc
hundred members. and TO us credit IL can ce
said that II - out OF debt aud has been Tree
OF debt for several years.
During the first week in %Jsnnerv three
youths purportinc to be from Richmond ap-
piled at the station-hOuse In this CITY Tor
lodging during the night. They ssid they
were cigarettc.makers. and were on their
way to Lyncbburg. They left the following
morning. Whether or not either OF 'hese
youths was the young man Clarke reported
in the Dispatch as having been missing
since the early part Of January can only he
c%onjectured. This name does not appear on
the police record as given by either OF the
three young men.
The dispositions taken by Langs,on's at
torncys IN this city Is about the most mo.
noiOnous and unmtoresting character OF
work that II Is possible to imacine.
ROBIN ADArR.
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Richmond. $50 =. ". NorfOlk.......E@ ".
Elc1mOui .'naO r. IT,. Norfoik.-...g.UF b. 81.
Norfolk ......' 5. o.. IgchmonI...il.f 4. 81.
NOrfJlt ......fl.D g. ~. ll~chmuul....~i5 T.. b..
Those tTaiu- ui-o mntr close tDHLDctD4f fYr
FarmYlie. lynchDlrg. ash SOUTH sestsrn p1iut.
ami all stations On TO Norfolk aud H"ste-u rail-
road. b.. ~. NiLlh.
NuperIbt-ui eu-
T.. 7. ID. MYEB. General Superintendent
o.. a, EhERsOs. Ienersl tasssusrr agent
SOL HsA-, Traffic Manager .a1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-30
AUCTION 0ALEa-gutave Days.
By Joseph u. Davis. Auctioneer.
tB. n. Cook. SalesnAn).
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
SADDLES. HARNESS, sADDLERs'
FINDINGS, &C.

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust from d. 3. Prosser
10 the subscriber and duly recorded, I will pro-
coed to sell, a; the store OF said Prosser. corner
Of Main and Fourteenth streets, on
TUESDAY, February 8, 1889.
commencing al 10 O'Clock. all OF tho stock OF
LADIES' AND GENTLENES's SADDLES in
great variety;
sADDLEaY;
HARNESS Of best quality, in single and double
sets:
sADDLERs' MATERIALS and FINDINGS;
COLLARS,
WHIPS.
CART. WAGON. and PLow HARNESS;
BLANKETS OF best quality;
Elegant SHOWCASES;
COUNTERS AND FIXTURES generally;
~IRON-SAFE, with continuation lock. &c, &c.
Jtis impossible TO partIculsrize. II Is enough
10 say that the stock embraces ss varied an as
sortmeut "a can DO found in any establishment
OF its kind in our city.
This sale should attract. as II deserves, gene
raj attention, as the goods will be sold In lots to
suit tho trade, a. also parties wishing to pur-
chase for private use.
Terms All sums under $50. cash over tina:
amount ninety days for satisfactory notes. inte-
rest added. A. X COURTNEY.
Trustee.
Sale conducted by JOSEPH B. DAVIS, Auc-
tioneer. ja20