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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF 4
i NICE LITTLE FARM CONTAINING D
Afttl~ MORO OR LE~~. ABOUT FOll
Willis BELOW RICHMOND. NEAR IHf
OSBORNE JlNNPIhF.-By WHINE 81 "a deco
OF trust from Henry llaguor. dated July 10
lSSs. recorded ln llenrcO County Court. d.
B. l2i B page 2JZ. and 40 tho request Of Mrs
susan IhrockmOitOn. default having been
made in payment OF note secured in said
deed, viii sell hN public auction. al Hem
rico County Courthouse, GA
TUESDAY. OcrOBUE -. 1852
40 l2 o'clock NJ. the TRACT OF LAND de-
-crbed ia sand deed Of trust as ail that cei-
tain tract or parcel OF land. with ali the build
lngs and improvements thereon. ghis. ways
aad applIteAauces thereto belonging. lvin-
and being in th county of lleuricO state oi
Virginia. about four miles below Richmond.
near lhe Osborne turnpike, aud containing
- tcrts. more or less.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale and 10
pay % "tc OF $50. Wiih Interest nom july
10. 1850. credit for 1901 40 July 10. 1880.
and the balance On terms announced 40 the
sale.
L.. b. CHAFFfN. Trustee.
sale by Il. Il. CuaFFIN a Co.. Auctloucefs.
zoe ll-idl
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SniOkcrs' Ileuuesf.

| asked for package OF Old Vir.
GINA Cheroots. Not this. The paper
is of the same color and has the name
OF Virginia - on it, but want the
Old Virginia, manufactured by p.
Whitiock, and not some of the va.
rious limitations that have been
placed on the market since the
Old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duced. This is the reques. that is often
made by consumers who have tried the
limitations, and have learned the vast
difference between the Old Virginia
Cheroots manufactured by z. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price of the Old Virginia
Cheroots Is five for ten cents. For sale
everywhere. w,s2w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

That IL n good idea that comes from
writer on the negro question to APP
propriate slO.000,0OO a year to let the
negro emigrate back to Africa.
The American darky:ought to be able
to make a good thing out of his colored
cousins in Africa.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

CONNECTIONS.
Train 40. 30 connects daIly at k.Fsl
FOR Chase city. tiafksfIiio. uui ONfNil. f|...
and " in-fDu and H|I points ou NurfN iHr.-
lima Division. nf salisbury lDi Aslff. .t
Hot springs. and ail points lu Western N..'.
tarolna, and az Charlotte lur e.. e.. HII i
X. 4.
Ialn 40 81 connects daily 900 DroeltI.
for salem. Winston, Raleigh. fl. ii-Inr. ..I
NoUrehead city; at salisbury Yr Ae.... ..
Hot springs. and alI lnn|S n M.tf...
Nofth Carolina. af Charlotte NIfU Dan. .ff..
Columbia and Augusta railroad ilr lnIuu
Augusta. Aiken, iInrIfhfONl savanna.
lhOmasyille. Oa.. JHci soufI|Ie nnI Other
Florida points. also With Carolina I.U..I
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from tiIe south arrive ff Is Nr..I.
1:l5 \. N. and 3..iU h. ~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

TIE Malone bushwhacker ia at work
in Coon Hollow, Opossum Creek and
Negro Foot.
He is a preyericator of ability, but
when he is met by the true-blue Demo-
cratic doctrines he is nowhere.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

THE electoral college is increased by
thirteen votes, but still New York holds
The balance, and the question is. shall
the Presidential fight of 1892 be decided
by the local politics Of New York, where
ira ling and Doodle are the big face
caras
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

WHEN the evil spirits of the Malone
party inoite the negroes to riot and
violence, the negroes ought to demand
that the " bite men 20 to the front.
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RAILROADS.
- CA 'Slss,; J

pICHMOED, FREDERICK v Ky
", AND PoTOsAC aAIikCAD.--'reasss.o.ss ,
commencing APRIL Slst. io''
standard tine: 49,. s.u,. ,,,,,,s
49, 4m leaves u, rt street talon Cal -,
oniv AZ Ashland Junction. hlhoT''
and fredericksburg. sleeper
is, ehi1 rtol and New York.
il:07 Am. i,syes Byrt-Street s'"''Vh '"''''SN
cept sunday. ~ s.rr
6:25 , D. ieayes Ay.cd s'sec, s'"'i0'
S.ceOrf t. Now f0rs. ,.,f.
s5O I'M. arrives ~ Byrt-sircct 8.~s1,n ""''
sleeper from New YORK. 80.
rs pm. arrives al Byrd street S'atlon oa'.I
stops at frcJef'ck~aIfY. SbioIl y,
Iunct o.. and Ashla Il. Sleeper ircl
Wqsningtl n sni New YORK. -
lO.tO orn. arrives ~ Hvri-s.reet station drh :
except sunday.
ASHLAND THAIN5.
DAILY EIGHT sUsDAys.
g.,s am. leaves Elha. Arrives at Ashland AT
7:S3 am.
go DC. accommodation. .eaYcs bysdsree'
station arrives at Ashland AZ pm.
90 pm leaves Ella; arricee II Ashiahu NJ
f.i5 pm, oo.
et5 am. arrives Elbs. Leaves Ashland at 500
Am. -,
s.a5 s,o. accommodation, rrrivos At Byrl.
street station; isagos AshlAn az 1914
ar.
So. PM. srrivos At Eloa leayos Aehiens Al
a.TkY;LoR. General Ticket + zeus.
X y. MYERS General SuDerinsendent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

CAPTkN MCKINNEY is making a cam
yass ia the Southwest on horseback.
lie is typical VirgiDian, and the
people Of that section will see the diff
terence between him and Billy Ma
hone.
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isss
...~;f3,32i,o3f

All the other exports not incluced IN
the above statement amounted ia Sep
TENDER, 1888, 10 SIS, 1868, III. and there
is every reason to believe that IN these
minor istems. as IN the principal classes
above mentioned. there has been con-
siderable increase. Such an increase
was noticed in the exports for previous
months, and interesting details FOR the
month of august have recently been
given. showing a really noteworthy ex-
panslon Of foreign trade in "a great num-
Der of minor arucles.-Erchoagc.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CURRENT COMMENTS CLIPPED
AND CAREFULLY CUttED.
Foreign Exports - Ballot Reform and
Bribery southern immigration - Re
frsshin, Chicago ChceI.-t.oing for Era--
inactive Harrison One of Them.

FOREIGN EXPORTS. The following
shows the value of exports of each OF
the principal classes. and the aggregate
for September this year and last year:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

The duty on Millet's painting, The
Angslu.. will be S3}.lSO, which must
be paid before the picture can find a
permanent home IN this country. TINS
is big tax 10 pay upon work of ant.
Still, it j. wise and equitable tax com
pared with the excessive taxes upon
necessariss of living. which never find
their WAY into the public treasury. but
serve only TO gorge the nav Of mon0p-
oily -E'rchOnQe.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

iLAUk. &c.. ILArNrl Us. AGAINST MCRAF
ANp OTHERS. DEiINDANIS.
iutlo Clerk. office OF the Hastings Court OF
fNr nifr Oi Manchester.
!. IT. b.. luNHl. cleri OF sall Court certify
That the bond required 10 the special me-
missioner hN decree in aid cause OF thr
26fl day oi september. 1850, has been duy
given.
Given under my hand this 81 DAY of Octo-
Der. l-~9. IA. J.. DUN a..
&C. ll-lnt Clerk
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Rejected communications will not he re-
urDcd.
entered IT The Richmond. tNa.) posiofnc'
~ sccond-clsss matter.
Remitisnces should be made 10y drafts
checks. posioricc orders. or registered letioI
TuE TINES COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

Refreshing CHICAGO CHEEK.-Chi-
cago is nothing if not practical. This
fact is stnkingly exhibited by the de-
vice which the Chicago committee in
charge Of that city efforts 10 grab the
Exposition have adopted in lieu Of "a
coat-of arms or other insignia. They
simply place on the letierheads and
circulars used or issued by the com
mittec what appears TO be a large.
round. black buzz~aW. On its face il
bears the legend IN white letters: "lsyZ
World e Eyposition-Chicag0
This extremely suggestive emblem
appears at the head Of The latest emana-
ton of the Chicago fair gabbors. The
matter also illustrates another we'll
known Chicago quality-modcsty.-
N0c York SfGr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

RICHMOND AND DANNlILE RAILROAD.
sHORTESTANDQi lCkI~rIOlIE-Of Iu
AND lIllWf~I
PULLMAN SLEipER~ ON ALL Nis.I
IRAlN-
SCHEDULE - ffffCf SEITf NBtn I'D
l-~N
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SEPT. %, 1889.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
500 4. ST. Local. daily except sunday foi
clifton Forge.
500 \. VI. fNpfe,s. daily. for Oid Pointand
Norfolk.
Il:05 A.. 81. ENfioss. daily for Cincinnati
Pullman Palace Car 10 CLIFTON
Forge.
800 f. ~. Express. daily. for old Point
and Norfolk. uliman Tar 90 old
Point.
300 =. -. Accommodation, except sunday
for ~. +. ANA L. Junction.
gI5P.M VI. Ine J. b. y. Limited. daily. Pull
man sleeping car to Cincinnati
foId NtstlDule train, with
dining car and pullmIns Char
lotf,sNillc O. Cincinnati -ud
Pullman tO Louisville.
ARRIVES AIIIC1iMOND.
500 4. u. and 2.IO =. NJ. daily from Cln-
ciuuafi.
1888 4. N. and 800 + VI. daily nom >orfolk.
4:iU Il. ~ except sunday nom clifton
Forge.
station. Broad street near seventeenth.
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- u sst, >
"a guaNrlC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL.
ROAD TIMH TABLE.
commanding SUNDAY May 10th. 1889. a
20 am, trains on lois ROAD van run as foi
ilTls
TRAINS 50UTBwARD.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

CONC FOR ERAsTUs.-Ihe Toronto
World says of Erastus Wiman that he
is IAN adyenturer without regard 20
truth that he is lone. third shyster-
politician. one-third speculator. one
third wrecker. all schemer;' that he is
"a man de-pissd by every patriotic
Canadian for his pretended loyalty.
which vainly cloaks his dishonorabic
intentions towards the country that l.
ashamed TO own him as son. and
much more of the same sort.
Dir. Wiman seems 10 be getting in all
around just now. Toe lvorH says he
is not in touch with Canadian senti-
mont or Canadian aspirations, and ii
Is equally. If nOt more, certain That be
il not in touch with Mr.. Curtis. OF the
Pan-American excursion. nor with the
State Department at Washington. IL
Is a thoroughly bad man. if We are TO
believe all that is said of him. Wash.
iagtOa Post.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

ON THURSDAY. the 2ith instant. at $3.50
O'Clock J.. NJ. tine following TWO tracts OF
Land. fronting ON the Midlothian turnpike
VIII bee sold on the premises:
a acre, on the north side Of the turnpike.
about ono AID One-haf miles from Man
chester. adjoining the lands Of J. n. Midi
dcrd0ri and Henry schultz This land
lies Well and rs especially adapted for SUI
lurnan homes.
- arfc- on south side of the turnpike. about
oue-anii mile from Manchester adjoining
tuc lands ui BurioOts estate and Henry D..
li1mish. This land also fronts on the
Hroat-hock r01d and Lawson street.
This isl sQiendi opportunity or succu-
iafiYn. H- iife hand can hc divided into lots
and Sold uN the loot in oldinaiy-siz. build
ing lots.
1hcoihor lands I'm Chesterfield county VIII
he Sold boo 'front.' ot chesterfield County Court
house on coult-day. luc notice thereof Will
hr given.
Plans of iho lots may poe seen hy applying
10 the aucflnuerrs, Who viii take pleasure iu
showing thc property and giving All The In
formation ln their power
TERMS: one thrl cash. and the balance
iu one and two years. deferred payments
bearing interest from day of sale. title gee
lain # tt 400 the purchase money is paid
and "a conveyance ordered hy tho Court.
JOHN liCktRElI.
Special Commissioner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

GIVE HARRISON ONE OF THEM-Ben-
iamin Harrison Is President OF the
United States and distinctly charged
with the responsible duty Of selecting
and nominating men for the many re
spousible Federal Offices TO be tiilci
Others may advise. demand and even
contest, but the sole responsibility NUT
rest with the President.
1t happens in these days of progress.
siye politics that the men who DO much
IN making Presidents insist upon con
trolling the Presidents appointments.
and Harrison seems to recognize the
right Of such leaders TO command his
official favofs. He is somewhat O0sti-
nate. but the fact that he hes!tates. dis
cusses, and delays to reconcile such de-
mands proves that he confesses that the
President is largely subordinate to those
who claim to have elected him.-Phao.
Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

TIE AUCTION SALE OF NWGINIA.-A
very able contemporary discusses the
Virginia situation as an attempt BIS
the Radicals 10 buy the Stale with
doodle. and says. "Mahone is said TO
have received from outside his State q
quarter Of q million Of dollars to bus
voters. Vigilance on the part Of Nir
ginia Democrats will prevent the use a.
1t. Virginia Democrats viii be guilty
of a plain neglect Of duty if this Is not
done.
The question is not one that affects
Virginia alone. 1t interests every Map
in the country who believes in am
honest government. Mr.. Qnay has Sc
cured control Of the government by
corruption. VIII he be able to main
tain the power Of his party by the same
mesnss'
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TRAINS NORTHwARD.
Daily. tDsily except Sunday,


STOPPING PLACES
Nos. Il and p makes 10 stops. No % stops
on sigma at Ccntralia. No. 70 stops only on
sigma az Chester. Centralia and Manchester.
Nos. 10 and SO stop on signal at al stations.
nos. -, S. .. &c 81 -. s. and % will stop a. g.
stations for passengers.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
IN Trains Nos. Is and q sieoping-c9rs 70
tween New YORK and Tampa, Fla, via JAG
s0nv.llel. On Trains Nos. u. and q sieep
CATS between Wasnin ytCn and Charles
On Train No. - sleeDins-cars between
New 0rk and Jacksonville. On Train No.
= sleeping cars between Washington and
savannah.
tHE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE ARRIVE.
.nsamond. .slosu. Norfolk. 100 20
Norfois. so pm. pm. Richmond. $50 S sm.
anssc lfaius also maAo ciose connections
tlr Farmvlile. LylCtouIe. 6nc soust-
western points. and all stations On the Nortok
snd Western railroad.
K. M. SULLY,
superintendent.
4. 4. ID. Ny Sho,
General Superintendent
Z. n. EaEHsON, General Passenger AGENT.
.OL HAAS lraIfc Manager. iay s
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Rs1D.HOiD-
\ oRRFoLK AND WESTERN RAIL

y ROAD
TWO DAILY THAfNs To NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 lYNcHBrRG
sCutDtLEIN tFFEf-i MAY ~. I--D
IfAvE RIcHMON
o.iOA. ". Daily. ri0 Richmond and Peters.
burg railroad. Leaves poffr.I.-'.
1888 4. ". daily; arrive N1ff.ll
o.,o.. NJ f,giiy. rfa Richmond and Poor.
burg nilroad. Arlys at Isfaf..
burg 1920 \. ". 40 3 Io4tD. o..
fsrsburg 1850 \. VI. fnr fHfn..|I..
I.yuchburg, Roanoke. Ir.i...
Knoxville. amt a.l point. -.U.I
and West. THROUGH COACH
10 RAItolp.
700 +. NJ. Daily; "a hiehmona and i'''f.-
bur. 700 J.. ". dnifI. .D I'D.
Pe. ersDurg 90 $40 =. N..a .l. ar.
riyIng az Norfolk 1920 J.. 70
1IIRIIGH CAK 40 AOIlNI.
200 l.. VI. Daily. IN Richmond ani l.f-..
burg Railroad. arflflfgnf Ilf....
burg nt ..5u J.. 81. cDnr..f...
with Train so. !. leaving Il..-..
burg al 7.55 J.. 81. tor l.r4.t.
INnchburg. Ioanoke. l0olh.n...
Bristol. Knoxville, ila.Il...
and ali points south aud Nls.
PULLMAN SLtElIN>e-SAN A,'oNMlNi.
No. I-Sleopiug-car Petersburg l I..f.
without change having Petersburg l...
200 .. ". Pullman sleeper LlnrO| If .
Memphis without change.
No 3-Iullman sleeper iynclDUrt f. SOD.
Orleans, am Roanoke To- thTtllnp.rI. H ....
Tickets. baggagc-checks. ami nil nf.r....
ton can be- obiaiHel 20 NicHmDTlafIp r.....
burg railroad depot, 3. ". S.ulef.. l0nl
Main street. an at the Company lfI0e. all
east Main street
General Passenger Agent
A d '.. 'I.. ..|
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOr CON-
pANl'S
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLpPIlNT NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
NEMlOlI AtM~. tLAItNNNI
ANDJAME> RIVER LAND
IN6~ lIRLtI
AND ONLY plrECr ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OF ClIANGaUI
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS
A. Old POINT. NORFOLK. closely viii.
an lines for Baltimore. il.adrIrha. anI
Sew York same afternoon: Also nf NOff.IA
for Eastern North tafoiifN unf tnp south.
Al NEWPORT NEWS ior Hampton anI
Smithneld. Va.
and panyille Railroad Cor Wafesly. IlI0As-
ford, SC.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT IOl Ni~I LINZ.
JAMESTOWN \, DUTCH GAP. AND NAH
SEEN EN.
CHIAlE~I INt'IF
RATES LE-~ THAN HALF CHARGED l.N
RAIL Inns
flN~l-IlA~~ MEALS
The elegant and iist steamer
ARIEL
carrying United ~lics mail.
CAtlAfN uEln.
leaves Richmond tNtIt
MONDAY, W WEDNESDAY tlIpNY AI
A. NJ. ~iKEEl-iAk~CO CONNECT Ef.Ll.
tfMtl for aboN -namvd places. arriving 40
Norfolk about $50 J.. VI. Returning. t.f
steamer leaves Norfs k. old Point ana Sow.
port News on alternate days. arriving nf
Richmona about 500 H. ~
Though ticket, 10 above named points nn
sale on steamer and ut Careers Agency SD
1000 Nam street. Baggage checked Through
SlAfE-RCoM> ENGAGED IOK DAY NB
NIGHT
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk. pur'.-
mouth, smithneid. Hampton. Dii Point,
NnNerly ana iickslori. Va. Washington
u. e, Newoerne, Washington and lulnUnn,
y. G.; all stations On Atlantic and hnNI.n
Railroad. >eaboarl shd Roanoke Railroad
Norfolk southern Railroad and Eastern
North Carolina generally. also. for Eastern
shore 81 Virginia and al regular iAudins, o.
the James river az LOW k>r RATES. .ni
through bills Issued
LUtikN y. IAlt NJ, Vice President.
No. lll7 Main street and kocketis.
IRWIN NklsIDIH, Freight and lassen-rr
Agent. mA.n-l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

ballot REFORM AND BRIBERY.-ln
dispatches from Virginia. which we
published yesterday. 1t was stated that
General Malone has an enormous cor
ruption fund. largely contributed out
side the State. and that it will be used
without scruple in buying votes. The
Virginia boss is an adept in the art
Of getting votes by purchase, and ex-
perience has shown that there IS q
large venal element IN that State, suiii-
cient to turn the scale in any closely
contested election. y correspondent.
whose letter wo also published yester-
dav. declares that Malone will win if
he succeeds in buying $4,000 votes. and
that 500. 600 will DO it. He has already
been credited with the control of a fund
of $3.50. coo. -Ncr York Times.
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Cbe Daily Gimes,
PUBLISHED lBNIrUE TIMES COMPANY
OFFICE: DOL EAST MAIN. STREET
RICHMOND. VA.

THE DAILY TINES-CIlN DELIVERY.
Delivered m any part of the civ and Man
chester D, carriers al - GEMS per week.
Persons desiring the TINES dcuvered At
Their homes can secure II by postal card re-
quest or order through telephone No. $40
when delivery is irregular Immediate com
plant should be made 10 Tho Office. The ad-
dress may he changed as desired. II care be
taken la all eases 10 mention The Old and
address.
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ON WEDNESDAY, the ODD instant. COM
mencing M $3.50 4. ". the sale viii be con-
tlnued. and the following lots offered:
300 feet ON the west line of J. iehth street be-
tween Everett and Maury streets. hay-
ing a depth Of i26 feet 10 a l2-f0ot alley.
square SO. 1907. bounded 10y sixth.
seventh. Everett, and Maury streets, 35U
feet hy "Dt feet VIII Doe sJlda whole.
of divided To- suit purchasers.
300 feet ON tie west line OF Fourth street lo-
tween Everett and Maury streets, vita q
depth Oi 1872 feet.
1872 feet on south side Of Everett street he
tween Preble and stewart streets-depth
100 feet
1872 feet on north side of Maury street be-
tween PEBBLE anu teWart streets depth
fl1 feet
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SOUTHERN INMIGRA1lON.-AlmOst all
the former slave States have societies ia
active operation whose efforts are di-
rected to the improvement of the South
by means o. immigration. The need OF
a larger populations feltto develop the
resources Of this region. Not more ihan
twenty per cent. Of the land IS under
cultivation. and all the progress thus
far made in the development Of mines.
lumber industries. and manufactures
are but the beginning Of what 1t IS
hoped to accomplish in this direction.
The first efforts to induce people 10
settle in the Southern States was direct
cd mainly to securing laborers for the
plantations. But this was quickly
abandoned. Neither Cinnamon. tai
ians or other nationslities could be in
duced to remain long IN competition
with the Southern colored men, Bate.
Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

BY Augustine Royal q 60.
aud
"A. T.. Aslamson.
Ecni Estate Auciioncers'
Manchester. Va.
SALE OF THE

COMMISSIONERS SALE Or The
" REAL ESTATE or THE LATE {. {.
NcRAE. cor ~I-TING of AN ELEGANT
uRrcK MANSION ANDAboii ONE HI q
ruED uriIDISG LDrS ~ fHs CITY or
MANCHESTER. A LARGE NIMBEK OF
WHICH ARE. WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
1lIg BESi VACANT lots IN HE CITY.
TWO TRACES or VALUABLE SUBURBAN
LAND or TIE MIDLOTHIAN TURN
fIKE. AND SEVERAL TRACTS or
FARMING MD WOOD LAND ~ CiiFS-
FIELD COUNTY.
Now Is the time 10 Invest in Manchester
real estate. We already have ono line OF
street cars I'm successful operation. ana soon
viii have two more: property is increasing
In value Ina every direction. We have an
abundant supply Of wafer. ond the streets
and sidewalks are being paved. II yon want
lowing sales.
by virtue ON decree Of the Hastings Court
of the city of ~ fnch"~fer. entered ~ The sep
fcmucr term. $50. iu tie suit OF clark. &c.
against Mclaa and MIS-. lie undersigned VIII
sell at public auction. on the premises, COM
mcncing promptly at $3.50 4. ~. ON
sale Will be continued 10 TUESDAY, octo-
Der 22d. fssu no the same hour, when the
following property viii bo offered:
POI feet on the south side OF Perry street be-
tween tlghfh ana Ninth streets. with q
depth M 1853 feet To- fO-iooi alley.
100 feet on tac south side of McDououah
street cornerof Ninth street, with depth
Of 100 feet.
l6f feet on thc south side Of Porter street be-
tween Sixth and seventh streets. togcth-
en- with Tie elegant and substantial brick
residence thereon. containing twelve
very large rooms besides extra wide
halls. iargs hrfck dwelling and other
buildings IN yard, handsomely shaded
lawns. 81.
IGi5 feet ON he west side OF Fifih street be-
tween cambridge and Porter streets
hnItu To feet ~ l-llOi llcy.
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DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IL PINES RAILWAY CONiPAAN.
ON and after October 18Th trains viii
leave IwcutN-siNth and u streets. on the
electric time. daily feNcrri sunday 1t 0.3U
a. NJ. 1900 NJ and 3.I5 =. ". Returning,
leave seven Pines 400 7.;iO 4. VI. 200 aud
and $50 J. ".
lu sunday, trains leave "a 700 and 1900
A. NJ. and 100 and. 300 L. VI. Returning.
leave seven finDs al 1000 a. W., ll.OO NJ.
200 and $50 j. VI.
Fare for round Zip. % cents.
Children between D aud - years. 10 cents.
HtBEk EIILINGION.
General Manager.
Y llfCHLFR, jE.
Managing Director. ocl3-ff
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per line.
fsspccial contract rates furnished on ap-
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