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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03
OLD GLOUCESTER
Housing Day for tie Democracy hchin-
ncy, O'Tcrrail and ~tubbs on Deck sad
suicide.

Housing Day for tlie Democracy Mchin-
ncy. O'TerraiI and stubbs on Deck sad
suicide.
GLOUCESTER. {. H.. W.. October .
special. ~enat0rJ. VI. >tubhs left Gloucc.-
Ter Courthouse Tuesday for Norfolk. where
he obtained tughoai and met al Oid Point
Capiain =. ". Mckinney and Hon. {. T..
O'fcrrall. who were OH their wa, from the
Eastern shore. These gentlemen boarded
the tug M @ o'clock. and 40 hall-pa-i T. they
landed safely at lhomp>on's wharf. They
were met by party OF gentlemen and
CONVEYED 10 Gloucester courthouse. where
were assembled some of Gionce,icr',
flircst maids and mairom-. together with
representative men of this and the -ur-
rounding counties. II. (. Bland. our
county chairman. .loquenilN introduced
Captain T. ". Mckinney. our nominee for
Governor. tie made one of the ahlc-t
speeches that il has ever been tine pleasure
of the people Of Gloucester tO listen 10.
NcNi WAS the siiNcr-tongucd orator of the
Valley. Hon. {. +. O'ferrall.
II il useless 20 attempt 10 give correct
description of his able. eloquent and
pathetic speech. suffice 10 say Il surpassed
ANYTHING ever heard in old Gloucester.
After O'Fcrralr- speech loud call, were
made for Our nominee. and our present sell
aior. James y. >tubb-. responded IN hi>
usual line .tylc. Old Gloucester will on
the 9Th of November give q Democratic ma-
iority.
About O'Clock this morning. az the resi-
dcmce of his father. Mr.. sam. lhursion, agcd
thirtv-iiyc. committed suicide by shooting
himself with a shotgun through the heart.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03

Coal Mine Di,coycrcd-Easc Of Charity
Natrimoniai-The Times.

Natrimoniai-The Times.
krNrSVuIr. Va. October p CORES
p0ndrnce. A coal mine has recently
been discovered on the farm of Mr.. Robert
Boiling. near New Plymouth po-i0ilicc. five
miles east 70 the Courthouse. fifteen nilr-
from Black stone. On the Norfolk 4 Western
railroad. and eighteen from Burktillc ana
Green Bav ON the Richmond and Danyille.
Parties have dug five or sis feet deep nnd
the specimens obtained lrr "a good article of
anthracite coal. and burns beautifully.
This il "a fine opportunity for capitalists.
owing to Nr. HOlling- advanced age Doe b.
unable 90 develop it. hut would entertain
propositions from PARTIES who may wish 90
invest.
learn that respectable colured woman.
Lou Fisher. LIVING in Prince Edward county
lost is fire last Monday night a'l her pro-
vision. and household effects. and i- now
reduced to want. should amy one desire Co.
render assistance to this worthy cau-r.
they rtn send their contributions io u. w..
Price. postmaster treen Bay and they
will Doe proprrl, applied.
Res. +. ". Berry passed through oui
town Yesterday afternoon fH fDFf' .u l.u-
neulmre county. where hc will unite in
malia.r fO-night fhc beautiful and ar-
c0mpi.hrd Nr~. Moon. ufe Euhauk. at tH'
residence of her fliher. Mr. William Lu-
bank ~hcmarrie- % gentleman from irN1-.
Mrs. Moon l. we'll known In Richmond.
where she formerly lived.
hope you will pardon mc for say n- That
I consider the liNE- the ahic-t edited paper
i'm the state. Wish 10 could hr read hl
ever, voter. both Democratic and RrWln-
lirIu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03
FREDERICKSBURG FAIR.
Second Days Exhibition-Big Crowd aud
Great suc.ess-Eriliiant Marriage.


FnrDEHIcK~Br re-. Va. October D. -pe-
cial. The Fair opened this morning under
the most favorable circumstances. By T.
o'clock nearly i've thousand Visitors
ewarned about the grounds.
sapiain Thomas Whitehead made a infri-
bic and eloquent speech in the Interest "i
the agriculture ~ the country. lie was
warmly received hy the immense concoul-r
Of people present.
The exhibition in all the departments wa-
greatly increased since ye-ferinN. Never
lefOre in the history of the society ha, 80
large an attendance been present as Today.
The minor amu~cmeui- ON tine track We're
exceedingly interesting. If which more
hereafter.
TuE EA'iNr
was the absorbing thing of the day and
panned ont a. follows:
First race. hali-mile dash. Won hi oi-
sair; entered hy George Turner col MIN
6eorge.
Second race frOiiiug. Won bN orange
Peel: entered 10y l.. VI. Honey
Third race. quarer-mile dish. won Joy
Rob RpN: entered bv Dun Green.
At the residence Of W. j. Moon. n this
CITY. fO-da, where MARY. the mother Of
Gforgc Washington. lived and die. were
u tied in marriage Mis-, Annie scott Noon.
hi2 laughter. to Mr.. H. Lee kcrner. of Au-
eu.ta county. Va. Row Dr-. Dunnnwaf
and smith officiating. The historical bulld-
ing was decorated with lovely flowers. and
the company was of the hosl society az the
town. The bride Was in ip,ell attire ana
the groom in "a handsome -iiii. The h1plN
couple left for Northern trip. seldom la,
there been Witnessed IN this town % more
beautiful ceremony or % more handsome
f.OtfuiH
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NORFOLK NEWS.
\ Medley rram the Cit, ry the Sea.

NOHruik. October . special 'nrr'~-
uNudpuce. The great scarcity of cl 'i'f-
This season has greatly advanced lhn price
Of fhn hi,aAc-. and NOW only about half a.
tho usual forces alp employed 900 ihr h.
OYSTER establishments in this section. ~cN-
crll dealer, have already gone uni "i
bu-iue--. and unless business picks
p considerably before ihe first oi
january there Will Dee few dealers m ih'
business. I'M the York and james rivers
tine nu-hef- have almost completely df-
stroNed the plants. In the Eapnanannocs
and Potomac rivers the beds nave about
pl,fed Oit. and very few 10 ant more
-ief. cln he taken from them.
Commodore A. l.. Batemln. Nlrr-pr ni
of fhe Atlmlcand Dan,iiir Railroad. vii
arrive m Norfolk nest week. accompanied
Dos % party OF English capitalist, seeking
Investment, in America. The gentlemen
will h. shown ils hlrhOr 0t Norfolk ami
Portsmouth, and taken over iho Atlantic
and Dir,illc road in special train.
Tine United states war ships standard and
PhlDN arrived from Annapolis, this after
noon. and will receive repairs ai tine nav
ward. BD-idu- fhD.r fNo slips ihc anilr.
O--irr,e and BROOKLYN arc NOW undergoing
rrplil- ai ihc Norfolk ua,t}am
Hon. J.. ". Mckinney and Hon. 'hnfl's
I. % NIIiII VIII IHih iN 't''N'N' ~ f' ..'''
house tomorrow. and large party OF N"r
iolk people Will attend iho meeting.
\ number of the anti-Nuhonplin- from
Norfolk and Portsmouth who attended ih,
meeting m Richmond Yesterday returned
home to-day. and express themselves a-
fclin- confident OF MHhOur'~ defeat
Tine cotton trade j. very brisk NOW. and
-.lt- amounting fn 5nu bales were reported
to-day. lhn amount Of North nroliui rot
iun received here i- very large.
ihr hmhrr OF commerce in, secured
hand .Im. headmarier- 100 thr Atlantic
uai.i building. and fitted them up boo ihi
most iuNuriani fashion. lho iir-ip quarterly
nID,f.ne WAS heid in iho new rooms io-'la,
Tha l.--.,- oi tie Norfolk county icrc-
running between Norfolk and Portsmouth
ARE furnishing such poor service that ih'r'
D.. strong ialk of rD,okin- the LEASE
Ihc stock business na- crown tu great
a. .foni iu Norfolk. Princess Anne and ihr ,ur
rounding couufu,. and quite number o
Western farm owners have recently inm.
grated fo fh0-e bands and -Nn' ln ih' .n-i
nr--.
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DANVlLLE DOTS.
Lieutenant -GoVernor Massey Appoint
manf-Hig TnhaccO >ale.-Oiher licm..

Lieutenant -GoVemor Massey Appoint
ment Big Tobacco ~aie.-Other Items.
DANNIfLE. W.. October >. Special
The announcement that liouipnani-'iDiei-
nor Massey would speak h'r tn-ni-hi M Ma-
a mistake ~ to the date un fnH part OF tht
local committee. H. win speak tomorrow
night at th. Masonic li1li.
The receipt of lclf tobacco ar. Hnifece-
d.nicdly large for fni. season oi thn year.
E,crs warehouse 'io0r b. crowded. and
double sales We're blocked THIS afternoon.
leaving three and % half il0Dr- un,0id. Ihe
weed continue, Goo roll in. and th' plnDa-
Mlitv j. double sales Will nUi -ei around io-
morrow Prices arr holding up io FORMER
high quotations.
Colonel Robert Il. Wood. prominent
lawyer of Reid-,illc. y. ..Hnd well known
in Virginia. died af that place Hi H. O'Clock
YESTERDAY. IT, viii h. buried af HnceN-
vile this afternoon.
Il is nmDrcd that dcll Iia- been made
lN which the North DIn,illr water power
viii Tomorrow pass into the hands 0fl strong
local syndicate. and viii %" Immediately
iullN developed.
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MALONE IN ROANOKE.


lie Addresses Two Large 'rowd~.
HOANOhE. Nt.. October .. special
General Mahone spoke tp ci.hf hundred
people in ihc Opera House to-day and TO-
niehi addresses another large crowd iu the
skating rink. II. did mot adhere -H closely
10 his Abingdon speech 90, hr i- reported
to have done 40 Ri. Stone Gap and other
imini~. luf hrdnched ~ in thrust, at Cap
tain Mckinney and iho record OF ihe Demo
cratic party. Ile f0oh up Major Daniels
charges with reference 90 hi- railroad man
agcment. H. denied them and challenged
pfuof OF the truth 0f amy of them. u Major
Daniel WIS parliamentary and severe. Ma
hone certainly repaid him m kind. lIc
spoke two hours today and was followed
tonight hy Craig and oihrr-.
Malone il culfiNating Roanoke iur uil -le
il worth. and hf- reception. tu say the least
of if. j. in some respects laiiern-. The
ANTS keep in the distance.
awaitin. the result of the Richmond con-
ference. There are many of them. and they
will go 20 work NOW with view 90 defeat
him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03
ADVICE 90 Mothers.

Mrs. Winsl rvs soothing syrup should al
ways be US Il wnen Children afe cutting
teeth. IL lie leyes the little sufferer al once:
10 produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
the child ON pain. and the lille cherut
awakes as bright as u button IN IL very
pleasant to 'aste. II soOthes the child soii-
ems the gum alisys all pain, relieves wind
regulates In 'oWrls. and il the best known
remedy iof diarrh0a whether arising ffom
I tsething or other causes. twenty-five cents
O bottle. Iu.fh.Ss&W
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03

Resolution. were adopted naming a.
president pro fcmporc the Hon. John H..
Henderson. pro'iding for committee az
five 10 report tO the congress on IL, rcas-
scmbling IN November. such committee rs
ia it, judgment should he appointed and
authorizing the president pro icmporc TO
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03
FUNERAL OF A PRIEST.
Universal Tribute toHi. Memory

WukE>B,ERE. pA~ October THE
funeral Of Father O'lioaru took place this
morning. The church Wa- crowded and
over thousand person. We're unable t0 get
i'm the cdhce. There We're twenty
priests present. Bishop O'llara delivered "a
panegyric. Bu-incs, WAS entirely suspend
ID. and mai.y of the collicric- were shut
down tO enable the miners tO attend the
funeral. The funeral cDrfefe WAS over
ihrcc miles long. ten thousand person, De-
inc i'm lime
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THE CRONlN CASE.


CHICAGO. October Work in the trOnln
ease dragged again to-day. One Of the
three men who had been accepted by both
sides was excused on account of sickness
in his family. and one of the men tcm.
porsrilv passed Yesterday WAS challenged
temporarily b, the defense. Twenty -ii,e
Aeuifcmcn were examined today twenty
were excused for cause. two challenged p"-
rempiorily hy the state and one h.; the de-
fense. and two temporarily passed. only
hftecn psremptOry challenges remain 10 the
credi, Of the defense.
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Protection and Prohibition Win in >ontii
Dakota.

SIOUX FALLS. :. D.. October returns
from Yesterdays elections ar Vet meagrc
and exceedingly slow in coming Ia the front.
II j. estimated az 10 o'clock Tonight
that less than half the precincts Of the state
have been heard from. ~ 10 the result
nothing j. definitely Known. excepting that
the Republicans have made a clean sweep
Of the state and that prohibition is carried
by 1000.
The capital question call~c- the Widest
excitement. and there il no interest what
ever in ANYTHING risc
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03
FOREIGN NEWS
The Rotterdam strike cabiegram~ From
beyond the sen.

The HotteFdam strike 'abl'-f''"> f"'"
Beyond the sen.
ROTTERDAM. october . Tine strike OF
dock employee r. ended. THE result !, e.
romprumi-. hf which fh' men agree tn ac-
ceui the -d. per- hour on week da1 and at.
rrr hour ior sunday work. AT tur men iN-
-ume work tomorrow
,,,,,r .rr,nr .,,ru errN,NA.
LONDON ''i'n., mere u" ,.l-
tinii ,n', I'D. '.',i .I"''' ''.
lloi nl '''.'..' ' i
i'l"' i...', g.. ~ '..,.it.I +, %
'.,,,ft.,.f f.r .n increased .fuuiv for Octn-
bDr. hii already rmon-'rncc- h1'e
reached fhr government from Heruan cai-
fie breeders. and a- capital excuse for re-
taliafion the american bovine mny ne found
mhi iur German u-e %, One American
p'rker. and De- excluded IHra apuirii pin'an-
ihroN.cal motive.
rrnnlIfc ~ioef n NfNICo.
,n, nr 1lr>t,n October D The u-
ports of fhc great storm have been slow 100
reaching news centres. OWING 90 ihe fact
fInf f.f0.llnn lines ruuuecfiuu with the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03
IS ELECTRICITY A FAILURE ?
\ Baltimore Railway Di-card~ IL foi
Mules.

Mules.
BALTIMORE. October THE Baltimore
and llampdcn Electric Railway to-day dis
cardpd electricity as 20 motive power.
and hereafter horses will Boz used The
ear, on this line have been propelled hy
electricity during the past few wears. and
now the president OF the company SAYS the
road is far more expensive 20 operate with
electricity than with horses. II was for
merry horse railroad.
\ great deal of money has been spent ox-
pcrimentng with The motors in ihe hope
that electricity would eventually he made
% ,upcrccde the horses, bui the longer the
new power Was used. say the railway peo-
pie. thc further rcccded The hope of making
horses
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BASEBALL.

BOSTON. and Sew York. Ncck-and-Nec.
Again.
AtClc.rland -Clefcland- 3 Io-ton- 4.
AtthicagD- lhiraen-. o.. Na-hingion-. D,
At Pifi~hur- piti~hurg-. g. New York.
Il.
At~i. Louis ~. lpui. g.: Kansas CiIy-
=.
At Baltimore Baltimore. i3. Athletic,
T..
Al indianapolis indianapolis. .: Ph.la.
lelphia>. -.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03

MILWAUKEE. WI-.. Ortolrr >. Neagrc
accounts of double tra-pdy ai Ocema.
Wis. reached here last ni-nf. Charlie. ~tr-
,cn~on and William Johns. who uomod
together were found dead il lnaIr hsd-.
The appearances Indicate ial' stevenson,
in whose right hand % revolver Na- found.
had first hilicl John, and then rilcrd ihe
revolver 20 ii> own bead ani h.cW oHi bis
lruiu-
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Robert Ray L. Institute ni.orrr frocecd-

NV loEK October. fh attorney, of
Robert .l' Hamilton .itfr ihli divorce
preceding aesin-. Nj. Hamilton viil hc
instituted 1f nnrr TN rruuI ui,'u which
the Application frr o divorce viii l,' h.-cd
e. that thD m,lri1r, was rlourht lhnni hi
n,ud "n ihr ra,l ni Nj. n fm.linr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03

rrrIsBrHG. October The Tin Plate
mill at tho Exposition wis put IN operation
to-day under the supervision ri ". 4.
Cronnemeyer secretary ol tn Anefi-
can Tin Plate Association, aud il was
demonstrated that tin plates can be made
in this country rs well rs England. Per-
feet plates were turned out. and experts
who examined them claim they are equal.
If not superior, 10 those manufactured
.,CrO-. the water.
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FATHER B0YLE'S TRIAL
BEGUN YESTERDAY Al RALEIGH,
NORTH CAROLINA.
Great Crowd Attracted Testimony of
Miss Geneva Whitaker. the plainfifi-
other Items from the North Stafe-Gen-
cral News from Over the Wires.

RALEIGH. y. C.. October . Special. e.
The trial of the Roman Catholic priest
Father j. j. Boyle. was begun in the 81
pcriOr Court here to-day. and attracted the
largest crowd ever seen in the courthouse.
The courtroom was dcn~ely packed.
II took several hours 10 get a jury. and
rcptrc of 40 men was exhausted before the
jury was cmpanellcd.
MISS GENEVA WHIITAkER.
piaintin. was the first witness examined.
She i a lass only seventeen Years Of age.
but cSinccd marked GOODNESS and sclrpOs.
sion on the witness stand. She gave direct
testimony of the assault made upon her by
BOYLE in his room at the parsonage. where
he had emit ,cd her. The affair occurred last
May. and Boyle has been in jail there ever
since.
II was learned TODAY that the line Of ac-
tiOn Of the defense will be consent ON the
part of Miss Whitaker. She was O-ganist
Of the church, and was in the habit Of going
there often.
The examination of other witnesses will
probably consume the remainder Of the
week
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM LEAGUE.


President Harrison severely 'rit''|e"'
Pm. .ApflpfffA. pa. October d. Af this
,,'.,,,i,,.,. -'..-ian .f Nh. National Civil ~ol-
,i,. Reform Ira.li.. aeor-e William Curtis
,,a. l,..olocird president.
Resolution. Wer. adopted criiici-us the
manner m which thccisil service pledges
of the Hauuhlicau party have been fulfilled.
and fhe practice followed by ihc Pre-i-
dent OF placing fls appointment, W
thn disposal 81 nlrt.-an leaders.
und thus enabling ln.hi O." u''i''' "
con-tiiu0nr..- anh ,onli"l .i'' iI,n'' ~"
equally Hl.idni N'liii'h "l
resolutions -'t- i- ''' ''i'', 'i ,''
Oi public oih'tl~' rrp''l'll' ih ''' i''7''' '''-
VICE iof mere parrish" ,.'''l i.i'...'f .i','',
iN ''''''''''
NE.'u'Hii.- .. h"> N''NiH
spoke 600 civil service reform H- moral
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PHILADELPHIA. pN~ O.f'h.- D. lack
NaIkeck. nf N.rhi-in. earned ~ 40 ihc
standard Theatre last evening hl iaying
fifteen minutr- with NU. NrnlH.n Zoo q
cracc0-Roman wrc-t''n- mat.n. 'irkeck
was not in good forln it.l- nH'F recently
arrived from I'm -ilnl. wH.r' h.-w.it iuet
died. Mudnom Used hm rather roughly.
bu, could not tJw him 40 h'- hlck.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03
1AliBEWr'~ POINT. OCT ..
tFTUn

steamship orion. H.ston. SchoOncrS J.. f..
Mansfield, Nnw il1Ncu Hattie =. Bhtho -,
Bangor. tirufv sutton. Boston. NJ. J Snun.
dtr Beaufort. NuEcs Galatea, New London,
Moses. Boston. Fisher. Providence: steam
fr> lnyul Prince. Savannah, Barcelona. ttni-
ore. Galveston. Liverpool. Hampshire Sa-
Nfnuan. Nrrmcn. canton. charleston. Liver
pool. Eo>csIllc. Hamburg. Wilmington. Mat
flcv bclliuefon. brunswick. Liverpool.
ARRIVED.
l1igns llulson Regulator Srhooners Mar
lHly brown. 4. A.. Phillips. Nellie w. How
iCft
TINE of Hlcu WAITER FOR WEEK End
1Ns OCIOBtR 5IH.
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DOW MAN SIORAGE AND
~ WAREHOUSE 90.

70. 40 SCUM MINI SHEET.
ftfnifuve ami al kint> of iigbt Mstchandis
stored AZ reason hic isffs.
Team, iuiNished TO receive aud Il, hyo
\. me-.
INuES SwfEst Proprietor. !
once, No. ~ :. tenth 81.
Telephone. So. on-. j.2oif
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THE MONTANA ELECTION.
pemocrat, Coniident OF success

HELENA. MONT.. October Returns are
slow. The result i~ close. Each party
claims the state by a few hundred majority.
Democratic Legislative ticket is running
ahead - rule.
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TAKE NOTICE THAT HANETHIS
L appointed lllODOkk HENSON my
rrrut f0 transact the GALVANIZED IRON
BlS SIN .~-. aud bus and sell for cash only.
HERMAN HENSON.
~gIrTNulr - l~-p 2D-2W
TO Tilt PUBLIC NORA DENING-
4 IDN. uy wife. having left my bed ana
IOurI. tht public ufc warned NOT 20 give her
credit uu my account. ns VIII pay no bill Of
Der contracting.
n.lslf H. IA. DENINGTON.
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Il. LOUI-. October ..-W. smith, well
known in local politics. treasurer oi Harry
Y. Harding Post. &. \. H.. hie departed
with every dollar ia the post treasury
~ .ypp.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-03

CHEW "StiliionN Tobacco. best ten.
co 1t plug on the maI ket. save tho tin
tags and &c handsome and useful
pr( sent.
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TIE Dunlop Patent Flour is again
on the maike and better than ever be-
fore. Phone 27J-adv
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MEATuER rOEICAsTs.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rOHr on mCHMOND-OcTonrE ,.

schooner Mary 4. Power. Jones. .Kcun tbec,
iro. Richmond Tee Company.
Schooner J.. A. Rose. Rose, New Nafk.
slif a. \. Williams & 20.
schooner William anl James. Williams.
li.IfImofc. coll. Walk A Batttuf.
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Tng Dunlop Patent Flour has no
superiors. 'Phone -. Try it.-sd,

GET the best the celebrated Dun
lopn Patent -Four. Phone 275-ady.
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SALE OF LAND.


SALE OF LAND.
Pursuant fo the terms of a dcot ui trust "f
record in the clerks office ui NNfihumh'f
lald county. tine undersigned trustee viii
offer NJ puhiic auction, iu Tho highest hiNdct'
ut utaflsNllie, I'm salt county
oNlHe l7rupAY OF OCTOBER, 1852
al Chat VALUABLE TRNcrtF LAND con-
Neycd ly q. D.. ltiNlu nul NllIllm Innu'N
90 the said trustee tot'rnfe iiir "fn'nl 'i
ihe balance OF the purchase ~ nn'N thefrrh
fD john l. Coles. said inul lying ON the
tircat S. ifninf cn fiNlr. Boo fhe Aforesaid conn
fv.ald containing eIahis icrc,, - the same
moro or less.
Irtrs. cash ms 60 cost, and purchase
money. aud o.. io ans fcsldur VIII he mo'e
iL0YpT sMIlH. uusicc.
>ep',mba. H.. isso. sel3-3oi
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AT
1 pHp-pE. n ufppI. PRINCE DIV Nkp
fOlN MY. \N.-iy Nlius oi deed OF trust
executed by Joseph ". bill- ana VIE, dal'h
rfn On. of september. ISIS, uni dulN re-
corded iu Prince Edward County Court clerks
ol.cc BOO Deed Book 30, in-c no. default
having been made I'm ilr payment oi ne
a. hi secured therein. aud being requested -
to do wlli seil at Prospect depot on the y
unl ". railroad. at ~ O'Clock, "h
WEDNESDAY. 30IHOF OCTOBER. 1889
the following real estate.
l. 4 tw0-siOfN lfDlf f-f amt LOT.
=. A one sulic-sior, DMLLiINH-liulS ~
and LOT
g. 4 LANYARD. with six ANA half ncgcs
T of LAND. near Prospect depot
4 = tract oi LAND Of one hundred acres.
more ca lc-s. wing nol th oi the Nuilolh 'ri
Western railroad and adjacent to TIE snid
lallr ad and fhr lands oi J /. Glenn, & J..
Glenn. james Nenahlc.i %. Glenn. William
I nrisonffno y l. shepard. and Mfs, Mary
/ smith.
3. A irncf of LAND one hundred md Two
and Our-lhid acres lying adjacent io the
lands oi n. j. Nenahle, Or. Thomas II. N'n-
J able. aud Mas g.. q ellis.
6 4 tract ni LAND Oi two hundred ana
ninety acres known Hs Sli-iiOu,e irct,
/ iSinc adinctif o. the public fYal. between
/ Prospect nnd J. srnNllle and bounded iN me
lands Ol Frances Cock, kcf. }. y. 'fhNltN.
and a J.. Davis.
/ e. one urelkided hlif ct itlrk 81 LAND
ni tWo hundred Hud seventy -iFr acres
known as G.tdrs s lrictI. bounded ON the
NORTH los ihr norfolk nnr western flllruao
on tNf east hy Bennett Moss csinici on tho
south hy tne laud OF ". \. blni0fi, ana on
tua wost hN WuNt~ur' IS estate.
TERMS: Cash sufficient ~ heiinN 90" ~
uen.s~ OF executing the dtsi ard 5000
/ with Interest Htu Ifr cent i'om ji daN oi
/ October. I--2. and tne residue upon ,Lrh
/ terms ns thc said } So. .HIlis may direct
.c 21-fi T. nENNN niiNN, Trustee.
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