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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
REFUSED ALlCENSE.
The Judge VIII Not Allow the Ear-Eoom
to he Opened.

Yesterday argument was heard i'm the
Hu.tn-~ Court on the Application oil "eoi-r
ives for "a license to open hai-room ana
caf. in the building DO the north side OF lhc
Mozart Academy.
The petitioner WAS represented by Mr.
n. NJ. smith. Dr.. and the commonwealth
N Colonel VI. l.. >pot-wood.
There were number of citizens present
who eayc expression 90 their opinions about
the ad,isability Of allowing the place 10 p'
opened.
Nr.-r.. William o. English. John =. llar-
wool. William J.. White. T. \. Cary. Thorn
n- NoWlan. Captain sol. tlichln-. General
James Mcdonald. Thomas ii. Norwood, br.
T.. T.. Turner and othcrrr>identso Of the neigh
horlood seriously objected 90 the Dar-room
ia the locality asked. and gave numerous
and differing reasons therefor.
Mr.. Norwood objected principally on ac-
count of the fact that NOT only his home but
also his school for boys was situate orpo-
size the place.
one man objected ON the ground that ac-
cnrlme tothc present arrangement he could
100 tn "A performance with his VIE.
and tell her between acts that he was
Going ont 10 smoke "a cigarette ANA theh
f,ke IT drink and yet back ,o quick that she
never suspected what hc went out for:
whereas in he had 90 20 only as far as next
door for his toddy she would "-pot mn.
Mr. Henry Berger. one ot the Academy
le.-er,. thought that "a har-room was a
necessary appcndage % place Of amusc-
mrut. aud hc was satisfied 10 would enhance
tine property of the Mozart Association
that Aueu-tiu DAILY. Of New York Who was
oupnscd % the sale of liquor. had abolished
me- bIr-room attached to the theatre. hu' We
was forced 10 rc-c-tabli-h il. IL he found
that his business demanded ~.
Nc,-r~. 4. j. Leath and Conway Myers
conceded with the views of Mr.. Berger
some members Of the board of governors
wore present not officially. but %, ciii-
pens and they seemed To approve OF the es-
iahli,hment.
Ne,sr-. T.. A.Catlin. William Ryan. lhos.
Rolling. and II. 4. Miller stated that the bar
would he Il hcnoht 10 the Mozart Academy :
hut each of them said that If they liNcd III
the neiehb0rhOod they would object 10 II.
Mr.. \. Haramiu was of opinion that me
hlr-r,1m would enhance the value Of the
Mozart Association property. aud If ne
lived in the ncighbOrhOod he would not Obj
icri.
The Court considered the evidence ten
d. red and then decided 10 refuse the license.
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COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
mardin'- shop Meeting Postponed.


The Fairfield Democratic Club held their
REGULAR meeting last night at Hardin, shop.
The hard rain of sunday nieht. and The ram
and dilzline weather of Yesterday prevented
the demonstration al llarlin'- shops com
tcmplatcd and announced for last meih.
The club therefore decided 10 postpone
the Grand meeting until nest Thursday
night. October Eth.
\ grand rally Will Dee held than night.
when an the people of lIenrico and NAM
chester will De- expected 90 bc present.
The Democratic clubs of Richmond and
lIenrico are expected 10 meet 100 old spring
field Hal. corner Twcniy-sNtl and VI
streets.
From that han they will proceed to iiar-
din'- shop. headed by a brass band. There
will De- good ,uccchc, hy prominent Demo
Gratis. This club j. doing good worn for the
Democratic cause and mean 90 do all DID
their power 10 down the Republican party
nu the coming November BIN.
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Mrs. Mary \. Boudar, rlicf of the late
Thomas Boudar. nm old and enclnhle and
highly esteemed merchant OF This ciil in
the olden days. PASSED away yesterday
morning al her residence. ellen
more" Hcnrico county. Virginia. in ih'
sc,cnty-ninth year Of her age. She WIS q
lady of Eve Oldpu time a true thrl>liln. a
fond mother and devoted wife. Her loss
will be- dcpiored by a large numhcro i friends
and b, many relatives. Her remains Wci,
brought Ia This city. and the funeral will
take place this morning at o'clock from
i. Peter. Cathedral. The mierment Will
be- i'm Hollywood.
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In this court yesterday. the following
business was transacted.
Mrs.. sally :. Bland qualified ~ admins.
trair,N Of Thomas Il. Bland, estate.
\ divorce was granted sarah j. Mar
from her husband. James II. Mars, ON Oh,
establishment of the charge of adultery.
Peter ii. White qualified ~ executor of
Easter Johnston. deceased.
Margaret Logan brought suit against hen
husband for divorce on the charge Of uhan.
donment and desertion. The defendant
lives i'm ashingtOn
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Toni. .lan,.. a. l.lehara III.

Mr. Louis james promised u- "a shah.
-p,riau revival 900 fhe academy last ni-hi
100 Richard III. and r-hi Well Boz fulfilled
his promise. lie pres ui- what may ne
called 900 Ideal Richard. Nut thc
w.llnN creature. %, I'D many aciDi-
PORTRAY thr character. nor get thc beautl-
fully polished villain of Edwin Booth. H.
seems Oh have decided 0u middle course
between Do. tWo. a- Boz !, sufficiently lam,
and humI-bached tD flitli lhe ~haht~it
idea of OBJ. cro0k-hacked tyrlnt. and yel
uurepul-Ae enough tO agree with BulWcr r
ileaot the -ilt,r,-tln-ucd Chester. as shown
in ~'lhe Last OF the lrOn-
Throughout thr audience was Well pleased
and liberal with applause. Tia support
was al-OpNcriiDni.
Mr.. +. &. Mo-ley. a- Richmond. was :
picture of maulIue--. and boo ths terrific
n-ht. which ends with the death OF Rich
ard. Boz and Nr. james aroused tnr onihu
sia-m of ths auditors tD the highest pitch
such realistic combat hI- NOT been VII
nc--ed in Richmond i'f many years.
Miss Amber. Miss Gillette. and Mc--rS
lln-dlu and Leighton 10 fact. the cntIr.
company acquitted themselves admirably
Tonight. Mr.. James win appear as brlt-
in Julius Caesar. 20 play seldom seen. simply
beclu-. of iNe scarcely of the hrutu-.
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This place VI amusement was opened last
ui-ht fr ihe season. With Mr.. " cher. oi
Philadelphia. a-the lessee.
There was 20 iuii house. lime order. and "a
programme that was enjoyed Dog those Who
were present Mr.. Weber ha- come here
with fhe intention Of giving Our people am
orderly and Ncli-cOuduoted variety enter
taiumcut. lie will bring Tine best talent hc
can command. and De-" guarantees freedom
from rrprulch in the performances on the
STAGE. lle comes well recommended. and
he proposes i4 manage hl~ business So IL Go
warrant deserved patronage. Nightly per-
l0rnauce- will Boz given. and matinee, We'd
uc-das- and saturdays. Children accom-
panied with adult. admitted free.
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DR.. Powers Is rector Of =. Andrew. and as
sist. nj old i. Johns. and looks after We'd
deli Memorial Chapel in Fulton.
Rev. E,crhard Meade, evangelist Of the
dio..-e. conducted the services Il the Mon
umcntal Church sunday At both Morning
and Evening Prayer.
There was a large Attendance ut the
MONTH, meeting of the Methodist sunday
school society ~ Trinity Methodist 'hurci
; SUNDAY afternoon. The weather Wa
gloomy. but before the meeting began quif'
a large nnmber Of pupil, were ~ atien
] dance. The reports of secretaries ~ schools
lNNcrr read. and showed good progress il
the WAY of additions 10 schools and good
! work.
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The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday;
Richard e., and Cora \. T.. forre-ier's
trustee 10 Joseph y. Myers, ~ feet on Baker,
north east corner II. james. improved, ST.
AZ T.. {. Garrison and T.. II. furgnsson
TO Joseph q. Phillips, % feet on Pink south
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AMER the REGULAR business session next
Thursday night. some Of the members ana
friends Of sir Walter Raleigh Lodge sons
az II. Georec. will entertain the lodge with
selections Of music. singing. and reading.
some lady friends from Petersburg are cA-
pected 10 aid In the programme.
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THE TURF
Results at the jerome iari- Entries Tor
To-Day'~ Racing at The New york Jockey
club. We-tchc-ter.

Results at the Jerome iari- Entries Tor
To-Da,'~ Racing at the New rlJ0ckeS
club. We-tchc-ter.
The following are the results Of yc-tef-
DAYS races at Jerome Park:
First rare. hyc-cighth~ of mile sue
co--or first Chicftain second. Carrie 4 third
Time l:ul.
second race. one and one-eishth 0f q mile
Tristan first King crab second. Dcfaulter
third. Time 5000
Third race. one mile. kUonlh handicap
Maidstone first. Reporter second ,lu.eard
third imr i:ls.
Fourth race. tlrc-Warier, Of mile
Pontiac first. iitl jaime, second. Bradford
third. Time 1919.
Finh race. one and onc-~iNicenih Of a
milo j.. \. Il. first. Badge second. Time
1851.
sixth race. one and ouc-oi.hth of a mile.
selling Refund first. letrctia second. tlcNc
third. Time 2.o,.
ENTRIES FOR Io-DAN'S RACING "A wE>i
CHESTER.
First race one and onc-cighth Of mile
Dmho,uc. H.: BJrr,tcr, lbs: sorrento. los;
Bridecligiii. lob.
second race. ii,c-riehtl, Of mile Heath
crton. us: Major biiy. lis: Belle fcNioh.
geldne. us: Express. lO~: Flambcau. lbs:
llock-y. JOS: AdImani. los; lslquena. hllN,
bob. Or.ina. luj: Can, an los: H.t-te 100:
Phubc. lu5; No~egaN. los: Cleaning. 100.
Third race. one and one-siNteenth Of a
mile Badge 10: Dcfautcr. -: Bridge
light. loI. Bawi-ier lo,: Reporter lWi;
Dunb0,ne. lO2: Maidstone. ~: 'ootS- %;
sorrento. g3: Vivid. gu: Hupcrta. 80.
Fourth race. one mile sorrento. ~: PHI
lander. ~ Bel Air. ~: Holiday. iiai
Ouc.al. ll9: lihono. 40; Guy Gray. 10:
llunf0pn. llO: ,00t~. lu..
Fiuh race. ScNcu-cighth, Of a mile. sell
ms Young Duke, 10; Glendale. lli; Bell
Air. M: Ihad Rowe. ~: schooner, llo'
Freedom. mo-. Jennie Mcfarland. lol: II
James. of: Grace Ely. -.
sixth race. threc-quarter- of mile. sell
ing. Farewell stakes Irodigai SON. IFS
civil service. IN: Heather. lll Elmsione
100. Queer lOy. lui: Iun~ier. Jr.. lOi: Lula
H.. iul. lAurntia. l0l; Grace Ely, lol; In
-ighf. ful
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w.st corner Burton, S3l2 George II; 'i'lu i-
wicke 10 Woodfom T. Beasle', ~ ieyl on
W.T.. -ide Randolph near Jacquelin. 800 :
c T'S i'm" stuart to- \. \. and VI. 4. Vh'cr'
y, , D'i" ou west Side Beech near Taylor. im-
1ro Ned s. 500 caroline and Georgia stuart
!" ,' = a and VI. \. oliver, - feet ON west
.ia, Esch near Taylor. improved $500
nENHIco couNr COURT.
. = Kelly 10 William !. Kelly, = h"'
49, -i,leof Twenty seventh. between
~ ~ an, o' ss5O: sarah \. 'I'ignor and other
- , ,h" seven Pines Park aud Land 'omp'-
~, n acr.. near the seven Pines. about
nsrcu mile below Richmond fguarter acre
r..orstdl. >y.JNN.
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Noni-ht services can he held In She sol
dicrs Home Chapel for want of lamps. Any
one willing 90 aid in procuring them can
hand the funds to Major 4. \. Brander or
Mr-. General Ferry. Most Of the pastors of
lhe cit, ARE engaged ia the day time. but
may Well ollicate il the SER, ices cam be held
go night. and hence this appeal.
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DID Dominion Council. Lcrien Of monor.

odd Dominion Council. No. 3lt, American
Legion of Honor celebrated the ninth ami
,er,ar, Of their organization last Friday
NIGHT al Ih0n's Hall. their REGULAR meeting
place. The council met. and after trans
acting routine business. Proceeded Ia the
hlnmri hall. where Il tempting spread was
eni0,cd. Speeches suitable IN the ami
,er.ir, were made h, Me--r,. :. Open
heimer. {. {. Thon. j. Whitaker. \. l.. WeX-
Ter. \. Triiicld and others.
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Marriage licenses were Yesterday issued
I'm the city 10 Frank i. Fletcher and
Rosa VI. Eter>: Thomas \. Glenn and
sarah l.. Jones (colored); I. Jack Gary and
Mary II. Vaughan; Moses Anderson and
Rebccca Brown (colorcd); and George W.
clarke and Caroline Won.
In the eoanly--ro William NJ. Lubank
aud Bette Browning.
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Sew Chanel for the Reservoir Mission

\ very successful movement was made
40 the Gracc->treet Baptist Church sunday
morning fO erect a new chapel in the place
Of the old one. NOW known a. th' Reservoir
mission.
pr. William l.. Hatcher. pastor. preached
am able and eloquent sermon IN advocacy Of
liberal giving for such causes. after which
contributions were called for. and in quick
time the sum of - 100 were "a -ed. This.
i'm addition to the sums already subscribed.
i, sufficient t0 complete the building. The
work Will lee begun at once.
The chapel. when completed, viii be- one
of the hlndsOmc-t in the city.
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Cedar Lawn" farm offering ol nons,ls
,yHl he found To consist entirely % a"'s :, IL
bred b, me. venture % say ,""' viii
doubtful whether q better lot Of nor''7 W -
h. offered at public saic THIS yS' l';'.,i,o and
INC neligrtes ara rich and de-ir'pis.;;, ~ ~,
'ii, ,he animals themselves VIII p.
1onn 1" fuI, equal to their breeding. ha aa1
raining of colts has not been pracl.,,,'q, ' NV
,yhaie,or speed they may show WI" ~ DIV
turll and likely 30 improve, .,.iu IA.
INcr animal catalopued herein W.. WI Az ~.
offered. if mot seriously on p'iniii.'" m,
,blDd. Every hlomish. impcrle'iion' VI Wv
c'. ,,'ill i,. n,i. known fully 40 the iiin' "'
.,ls. warrant the title and the leui-'''
Grover, animal io Doe as rcpresrn''a;; aud
on account Of continued Oh hf'i'l' '.'',i
mot being able o. give my stock ihr p',7,ii'''i'
attention that rs required. am COM ~.
a. discontinue the nfr'",n1
s.,.0. yory respectfully.
A.. e.. BABcoCh.
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ITNUTI'U VIIT~1
Both the Circuit and County Courts %
llcnrico were in session yesterday.
con MY con ltI


Th. REGULAR October term of the County
Court of lirnrico county. Jud-e Minor pre-
-idnr. began Yesterday. hciu- tine second
Monday m the month. This term of tine
court IL NOT Grand jury term. 80 there
we're mo- indictments. ~ a matter of fact.
tnar. ar.. u0 persons 10 Doe brought before
fn. court for Indictment. Tine few cases Tor
trial SGT for Yesterday We're continued until
nest Monday.
Tine petit ury summoned was also con
timed until nrNf Monday and the court
then adjourned until that date. october 2lsi.
for fine reason that the courtroom would De-
occupied durn- This week ls fine Circuit
court.
CIRCUIT tNtll.
Th Circuit Court of il.nlicD was en-
ul-.l durIUl th- rl'i llr -~INu t'-IriidF OH
o. -.irn-hec case. ihar Nrrs four cases
fn., being The porinl Brewing ,ompan.
john Diil. J.. W. Stat Do. and W. III. Coz
against J.. lnlNuil ani 'orlio-a.
whom lin. plaintiffs alleged ii3rmau y co.
owed money tD. AIl tlt parties are lnte-
rested m Oh. work dome 900 tne Belt line.
uarman A. C0.ur. inter .-t.d 100 the work
dome 700 Old. Belt lime. llunlu ~ Go. are
rhe general contractors. and lnpenia ana
OariIO-a NOr. -ID-coutrIrtnr-. these latter
psriie- owed thc compltiuIut- tu' money
and 10 is earna-lirc sut 900 money when
Hlrmun A co. j., believed bt the COM
claimants in owe these ~lb-cNnirl'tor, ihai
+ ihe -uii i- based 0n.
Aner hearing evidence aud examining
books and accounts fh. court adjourned
tha ease. and thr jury. -D iIr ae this ease j.
concerned. WAS adjourned until nest >aiuf
/ day. On account 10 the uuuNniu.h.r absence
T nf "a necessary witness.
Jad-r Edmund " addrll. BE- and Mr.
f Louis Woudrnhur- are coun-e. Tor th'
plaintiffs. and Mr.. ". L. Meredith iol
/ Mc-~l-. Hartman a Co.
J Tire suit of vs.. II. B.yerid-r l-ln,t ih'
+ Richmond City Railway t0mpur f3r LOON
+ WAS -ct for tomorrow. lhi, i- -iit where
in ihr plaintiff claims that the railroad de-
nultrd 100 carrying him the len-th ot ih'
/ lue after advertising ihat they would do ~
900 their rar-. and only iooh hlm a- far as th'
f street car stables. un west Nam Street 1t
/ uenr|co county. thus nccc@~f,iin2 hin u
walk home. quite 20 considerable distance.
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The inspection Of the First Regiment
hv In.pectOr-Gcncral 10. Lane stern took
place last night at the Armory. The follow
Ing companies were represented; a. Cap
tain GRAY ROs-icuN: b" Captain II. I,
ZONES: &C." Captain Merwcther Jones;
-" Captain o. Ga~~cr; r Captain H.
4. Jacob: ~" Captain l.. Is. Thomson.
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Raj Estate Auctioneers.
NJ. 1 Nnlin rlnin >llo--

TRUSTEE : AUCTION SALE OF 4
i NICE LITTLE FARM. CONIAfNING So
ACRES, Mpkt OR lt~~. ABOll Pot f
Mills BELOW RICHMOND. NEAR IIE
OSBORNE TURNPIKE 81 As virtue oi "a l..u
Of trust nom Henry taguOr. dated Iuis iu.
1855. recorded Boa l,~uco County Count ID.
Is. l2i b page 30. and 20 the request of All>
Susan lhftckmOlton. default having Nttn
made 10 payment OF q note secured m $50
deed, Viii sell pN public auction. lt utN-
rico County Courthouse, on
TUESDAY, ocToBER -, 1859.
at II O'Clock NJ. the TRACT Oh LAND de-
scribed in said deed 90 uust as an tAaf c.I-
tain tract on parcel nj land. with all the IuI.i-
in-s and improvements thereon, rights "a ll n
and appuitenuncVs thereto t.lOn.ln. lsius
and being Ia the county OF ilenrico. state ,i
virginia. about four miles below Richmond,
near Tie Osborne turnpike. and continuing
~ acres. more or less
lkNM> Cash a To expenses OF sale ana 90
pay note Of se6S, with interest nom JuN
40, 1850, credit Tor 1904 10 July to. i>,>t
aud tue balance on TOMS announced ~ ihe
sale.
II. r. CHAPLIN, Trustee.
sale y X. Il. CuAttt> a Co. AU<tloneets.
oe ltd
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Mr.. Taylor replied as follows:
RICHMOND. October ~. l>>'.


The reporter WAS mi-informed liurd 3iA
afternoon as t0 tho hin-hip Of the Republic.
can candidate for the Legislature from Hen
rico count, to Dr. William II. TAYLOR ano
Nlc-~r-. Charles +. Taylor and Richard VI
TAYLOR. They are ir-t-cou-in-. NOT brother,
tn. father Of Theodore !. IVlor. the r.
publican. WAS II. Is. Taylor who died ~
This city few years ago. The father oi ~
other above mentioned gentlemen is Nj
William TAYLOR. the former treasurer OBJ
llenricO county.
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uusting. Court Yesterday.

Thomas Parrish. charged with picking
the rocket Of ". W. Pierce aud stealing
cold watch. was tried In the Hastings
Court Yesterday. The trial consumed some
time. and the prisoner was gwen ioui
months in jail.
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SPICY CORRESPONOENCE
Between the Two White Ecp"biican As
rirani- for Legislative ionor.-Ihe
Darby. ~ Usual. puir-ccnt.

Yesterday morning at q o'clock Mr. Thee
dor, l.. Taylor, the Republican candidate
for Ga. House OF Delegates. received through
the mail az lleurico County Courthouse.
where Doe il deputy clerk 10 Mr. samuel :.
Maddill. the following letter:
WILLIAM II. BENEEIpcE.
ArIOHNrN-Nf-iNW. az tAritNi STREET,
RICHMOND. ~. October ~. l~>1.
J.. 4. IayiDr. Ls4.
Dear ~ir You are nominated boy q con-
Ncniion for the House Of Delegates for
llenrlcO county. The Republican, tOnNcn-
finn on tho 18th day of september nominated
me and adjourned sine dff. The defeated
faction had uo right. power cor prei"Nt 10 re-
convene "a 0fffucf body to nominate. ana
Your nomination could NOT have taken
place lui for few ~ell-c0n,t.tuted bosses
backed hy money.
wish io show mp the fraud by which you
were nominated and would suggest that a
Joint discussion br had before the people
each of lis to speak an hour and rcloinder o
thirty minutes each. Awaiting an early re-
pl, / remain. Very respectfully. ETC.,
VI. N. BENEEGpGf,
The Regular Republican Nominee for lious'
of Delegate.
Mr.. TAYLOR replied a. follows:
RICHMOND. October ~. l>S9.
H-uljop n. Bcrcrniqc. Esq;
Dear sir Your letter Of l2ih instant b.
/ ion hand asking me o. engage with you III
..ioint discussion" in the pending canvas
Nou will forgive me- in in-lnu.uin- ih1i
cannot possibly Doe drawn into controversy
with you upon amy topic.
should YOU remain ia the field on clec
ton day until the going down of that ~ll
you speak of. perhaps you will h' sufficient
! ly ~corchDd ou the meridian ~ mot 10 ncc'
au ~Nu~tcritI' ai sunset. Come down oi
ihc Gih and Nc Will look over the returns.
NnnI- IL hnrnlnlnr-.
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(Other Local on First Page.

CHEW stallion Tobacco best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get handsome aud useful
prSsclt.
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Ggr the best--the celebrated Dun
lop' Patent Flour, Phone 125-advt
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Don't fail toafteul the sale ihai i .r''.'
nl,cr to-day OF fancy breed h'i-.-' '...
/. an opuortuuity that i- seldom "Nci,u D'''
n.urle. JOS fhe breeding OBJ this l0i obi noi
- exceptionally good. -'' lAe .N'
u.nf u another column. H' "l'"'''''
t,..In to-,iit. leaving af g.au a. VI. The safe
commences promptly 100 iOo'cioch.
p l. Fn,n. Np-ON. Eai0ni0n. 'a.. Says
.b.f RrsdtcrOfine i- household Necessity .
fbaf i- tine uuif medicine That ever c"i''
his v'f,'- headache. and chat hit "ille"i'
hers 10 viii cure ANY,
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AUCTION SALES Future Day.
SALE OF LAND.

-
Pursuant io the terms of IL dee eff trust (
record in the clerks Office OBJ NOllhumhcf-
la "a county, the undersigned trustee Will
oiier nt pubic auction. Co the highest bidder.
as Hcathsyiiie. So saii county,
ON1HE l7rH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1889.
ala that VALUABLE TRACT or LAND con-
yeycd by e.. b. beiNin and William %. janncy
90 - said trustee 20 secure the payment OF
th* balance Of the purchase mOuty thereon
10 John X. Coles; said land lying on The
Great Micomoco river. IN the aforesaid coun-
49, and containing eighty acres, - the same
moe or less.
IE1Ms: Cash MS To costs and pufchas
money. and a. go any residue VIII hc made
known on Gay Of sale
LLOYD 4 SMITH. Trustee.
Np'cmber. r. iss0. scissor
DI VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
ID trust nom H. n. Beverly and wife
dated \ Nembcr 12th, 1879. end duly ne.
corded, will otter for sale 10y pahllc auction
nj Amelia Courthouse on
TIKI NSDAN THE oath DAY OF OCTOBER. 1850
| a Tract Of land IN said county. situated about
slN miles from JeteisViile, containing -
| scfes. known as Tip Top. ard having on Il a
| comfortable dwelling and valuable soap.
stone quarry. TENS cash.
! se2l-Tuiw W. IL, MANN, Trus'e e.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
, Letter from Rev. ,. u. hawthorne OF
Atlanta, Ga.

II gives me real pleasure tosay Woru
foramedicino which believe is destined
A. be- a great blessing To the aili'cten
o,arywhore. IL j. not Che cunning De
vice of qipck bat the discovery Oh q
e.ientist. l. is the result of many years
of research and experiment by am tml'
mont specialist Thousands Of my
Southern friends know what "a sufferer
from Catarrh have been.
six months ago. by the advice OF my
pbysician. gave up the pastoFate.
have used two bottles of King 3 Royal
+ Garmoiuer.' and while | cannot say
F that am completely cured. do affirm
f chat il las 50 FAR refiered Hie. eNpe'
rieccp no pain nor discomfort.
f I feel it 90 be my duty 20 say also that
the effects of this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal and
wonderful She has been almo,ta iiie
lonr invalid from nervous headache
neuralgia and rheumatism. In aperiod
of thirty years She has scarcely had q
DAYS exemption from pain. She ha'
b en- using "Germo tuer about two
months. 4 more complete transiorma'
ton / have never witnessed. Every
SYMPTOM of disease has disappeared
f She appears c. be- twenty years younger
and is happy and playful as a healthy
child. We have persuaded many Of
our afflicted friends % take the medi
cine: and the testimony of aii Of then
is that 1t is "a great remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta. G0..J July l2th. 1889.
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ST Royal Germetuer. \ wlne-tiassiu
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ul of water Is dose 81 the coucen
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owens q MINoR DRUG COMPANY,
n.r. Pot. rf.. EiaImrrf Va.