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e Will sell by auction. on the premises, ON
MnNnAN ArnIl- ~ l..n

We viii sell by auction. on the premises, ON
MONDAY, APRIL -. lese.
beginning promptly at ~ O'Clock at Cary
street and the Rows az cedar- just beyond INC
Bon evard. "a large number of HAND~Of T.
AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. stu
atei as above recifcd. and 100 ncighhorhood
where there are no Objectionable icdtN res.
hut on the contrary, are close 10 the htorr
Noir Park, within three or four squares Of the
street cars. and where i1 the near future
there Will be- "a large number ot excellent
dwellings. There need he no fear that lulii
Jercnt houses Will bee built meat these lots, ds
fhc surrounding property lS held by strong
parties. whOappT0ci o. the present and future
value OF their holdings. Pats 90 bee nad the
uucflOuccfs free.
TERMS. One-tniri cash, balance at one. two
and three years. for notes with interest AMI
trust deed.
y. W. ROWE.
ape MANNING e.. STAPLES a co.
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IT'S sad to see bad men gnash
their teeth at the ingratitude of those
they served
Senator Quay has had occasion to
know how little gratitude the President
has for any past favor done, but his case
is mild compared to the way that
Colonel Dudley was treated.
There is no one in the country,
writes the Colonel, who has
done as much for General Harrison dur
ing the last twenty. years as ! have; but
because our Democratic friends in In
dianapolis have started the hue and cry
on me. Brother Ben does not seem to feel
that he can afford to recognize me as an
ac,uointqnce ~
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THE New York papers assure the pub
lie that visitors to the Washington
centennial will not run any risks for
lack Of accommodation and that there
will be royal welcome all Of which is
good for the celebration Of Republic
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Remittsuccs should he made by drafts,
checks. postofHcc orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 70
TINLs PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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GENERAL BOULANGFR il said 10 be
"ostracised," which is word that comes
from custom in ancient Athens. When
a citizen became a danger to The welfare
OF the country. he was ordered out OF the
country for the period of ten years, but
the Punishment carried no dshonor
with it, General BCulaneer appears TO
have failed TO take his forNne At the
flood tide. and as the sensation he created
dies out, he is likel, to expire with it,
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IT was plucky small boy Of Louis
vile, Ky, who died from an injury re.
ceiyed from a playmate, without reveal
ing his name. The children were playing
baseball, and by some accident this
nine-ycar-old lad was struck and fatally
injured by bat lie was my friend
aud didn't mean to hurt me- was all lie
would say, fearing to bring trouble on
his friend
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POrOHAC kATi RUAn.-Schctuit
commencing APRIL 2l-t 1883 - eastern
standard time;
i3l am. leaves BYRD street station dsuyi stop
only AT Ash|anc Junction. HIoJd
and frodtfN kahurg Sleeper O.
Washington and Sow lurh.
ll01 am. leaves Byrd street. STATION daily. eF
cept sunday. Plr.or car to Washing
ton
0s5 m. leaves Ryri-ssrset static. dailJ
sleeper % Nev York.
~ am. arrives az Byrd street station DALI
Sleeper from ntN York.
81 pun. arrives M byflirg,. etuuon falig
stop8 az , tCffIil sirrs MiifOrc
Junction and Asha n Sleeper irCm
Wasnirgu' % am rcN York..
1910 ON. arrives ~ nYrl sIrse' .airon dR'ls
eNceut sunday. plIlor ear from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT suNDAYs.
Cisam. l,a,e- Ella Arrives at Ashland 90
sO0 pn. accommodation, leagcs nyfd-stree'
station arrives 40 Ashland sf um.
500 pm. leaves tlbs arrives 81 Ashland ~
Gas am. arrives Elba. L,a,,s Ashland at a'i
$3.50 AN. accommodation, arrives d. Lyra
street station; leaves As4lAn al i.ii
am.
$50 ON. arrives st Eiba leaves Ashland A.
.k.TAYIOR. General Ticket Agcot.
E. T. p. MyERs. General suoerinteadont.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
- ROAD
Two DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To LlNtHHi N6
sCHEDULEIN EFFEGr DECENBEKeI. lass
800 A. NJ. DAILY. ria Richmond aNd Petersburg
fairual. Leaves frtyf snurN uW
a. 81. dai5 arrive Norfolk i.&
$50 A. VI. Daily. ga Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrte Ht Petersburg lN.l
A. NJ. 40. Is leaves Petersburg lN.S
A. VI for fumfiNc, lynchnHE
Roanoke. Bristol. knoxville. Hul HII
points south tnd West. IHkOJGh
COACH no NADfORD.
800 p. N. Daily, ga Richmond nud Petersburg
railroad Arrives at tDfcr-hug Af
so 7. N l.Hfes Petcr-hurH 1910 =
NJ dHiiy arriving norfolk $3.50 4
NJ tHhOiOH CAR TO NOR
FOLK.
800 p. n. Daily ETA Richmond and pefcrshur.
railroad, arriving 100 Petersburg ai
900 T.. NJ. connecting with Train 30
J. leaving Petersburg ut f1u 4. VI
Tor farmflllc. LynchuufH. Roanoke
POcahunta- Bristol, Knoxville hat
tanooga. AMI all points south AND
West
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR ACCO1MODA
TONS.
no. -0ittlluh car itlti7Nuih It'd hIl'N'
without change. leaving Petersburg dMy ai
7.iO +. NJ. Pullman sleeper LJnChburs q
Memphis, without change.
NOD Pullman sleeper Lynchhurg tO NcH
Orleans. and Roanoke 90 Chatiauo. pa. without
change.
Tickets. baggage. checks. and ail Information
can bee Obtained az hlt nm0ul auN ltfrfHhIra
la road depot. a. ". GHrberr, iDol hair
street, and at tho Company ohcc, evl h4si
Main street.
W. -. RENlLl,
General Passenger AGENT.
CHARLES g. EDDY. Vice President
General Office Roanoke. Va.
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By X. b. Chafhn a Co..
Real Estate Agcnis and Auctioneers.
no. y Tenth street. klcLmuni. Va.
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acquainfa

HERO OF HEROES Human nature
dearly loves hero.
Even a century of government based
upon the equality of all men in their
rights and privileges has not efIaced
from the American people the habit of
hero worship-the eXaltation OF men
in public station. The inherent at
surdity of the people paying hon.
age To their servants-Of the Gre
stors worshiping their creations-has
not been sufficient to prevent adulation
of Presidents who were nonentities
when elected and obscurities when their
brief term had expired.
In the case OF Washington the senti-
ment is more reasonable He is one Of
the most impressive figures in history
". y. Word
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Efichm Onds Va.
WHAT An OLD MAN, 72lEARS or AGE
HAS II q Jay
CONCERNISO THE
Chase City Mineral Water


FORKLAND. NOTTAwAY County, "a,
August IS, ls,5.
M. n +. Hafay. Chass fify Va
rir.-f many years ! suffered very much
from dyspepsia. nth lis complications, such
a. ucrNois Ness. neuralgia, indigestion. COAST
patton. liver affection. etc, until became al
mo-t Il confirmed invalid. During the time ]
was treated by intelligent physicians, who pre-
scriied various remedies. / used both iitnia
and other mineral waters. also Or. Warner
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure. all 20 but
little advantage.
Hearing ~ your Undiscovered Chase
CITY Mineral Water / sent tor aud obtained
"A case on IT, DO lasted me about three weeks.
during which time 1 improved 30 much as 10
be ablc 10 leave home, which ! had not been
able 10 do for months previous then went 10
Chase City and continued the use Of the water,
fresh from the We'll. tor tour weeks. which
gave me mOre'real benefit than all The other
remedies conbln d. My nerves were soon
quoted. could sleep well all night my gloomy
fears SIM iOrebodlngs vanished my mind be-
came bright and cheerful. 1 could enjoy the
company OF my friends which before avoid
ril. my appetite decreased. ms digestion
greatly improved (sO that | cOuld eat almost
any kind Of food with puulty). the cOnstipa
giOn was relieved, and the sidney affection
greatly bencnted-all of which attribute %
the Use OF your mineral water.
! must say, IN conclusion. that consider the
discovery Of this water u blessing ~ 0Diicfsd
humanity. Away with your drugs and nos
trums. Go 10 natures fountain Of health /.
Drink OF Us healing water. Go dilnk, aud be
made whole" J. q. POWELL.
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rRAINs NnRrHwAnp.
'Dally. fDaiiy lvrceIt ruuaayl
STOPPING PLACES

Nos n and p makes ND stops. No. 81 st1p'
on sigma 90 CcntrHln. $50. .7 stops onlJ Oi
ugna. at Chester ttuffnNa srd Manchester
40. IS sto on signal at al regular stations
No. IS stops On rlLua. o. 900 regular stations
ana also al lcmUles md Port Naifhai. hOt
%. a. y. and 80 will stop az al stations ioi
pasSeng'f ..
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WEST POINT AoCoAuoDAI 0s
nLD DOMINION oTEAMshpCCa
- PANN.
FOR EEw YORK.


FOR HEw YORK.
Steamers leave Richuond EyEgY rlgt
I DAY alf FRIDAY 49, l.u.
Steamers leave NeN York f0r
EVERY WEDNESDAY ava ff.I.
F 20 J.. m.i arrluugln Richmond hDH ia a.4
/ FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accom- uOdAtNns unsUfI fs
CABIN lhre a. New j .fk fla IHu..
route Uncigdinp mealH and N0If..
Round trip tickets limited tO fn.I5 ..fI
alter date ~ issue. .............. lt
5tetaft with subsistence.
ntecfa-t. without sliHiItruIrt.
/ Cabin fare Via Chesapeake hul DN.. i..
tNilu.. tt.. .......
Cabin iaro wa Rchmordari fo.e.
r.csyts can be- obtained AZ A. ...f.
100 Nam street; Chesapeake a.I Ni
Richmond and ftternuf- DYft
psny's Offices. iisl MAJ stto,, tas
k0CkCtfs.
tr,ights Forwarded and througn fH -
my ishlt1 tfr points t'JUI1 trh
Freight received daily ulu. f.
Pass lt0rrs leaving NlIu.Ui
hIlLsDA f-.W EDAEsDAi HL.r
nA ls, AID rftihNAA' lY tlt
ard Ohio rail Hty a. ia 'itrptIl f.H.
and ~ Richmond Hri fef,N.
same layl az ~ o. ll.. viii t.-.0
~ npai OH with steamer .tai l-.''
GEORGE w.ALLEN hCs.ts. a.
No. ilIi Main sfI
-ly is.tf Comuanyr Nnar
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COX
PAsfs
JAMEs RIVER LINZ --s
NEWPORT NEWS. ILANLN .L
AND JAMES hlVEa LAND
mos DIRECT
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE ~ hYl4
1kAhsFEk Oh CHAhGEut
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS
At NORFOLK. closely viii a.l iir HfIs
uaOrc, Philadelphia, aid NcH lDft
teruOon; Hi-o, az NOflO.A ilr tlsi 'Ni-
Carolina anf the south.
AtNEWPOkr NEWS tor GA P0nl ha1l
tor. and Smlthncd, Va.
Add IL CLAhEMONT With tne sHl. =
Danvile railroad lor waycrlY. hlcas. ii' -
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER 81 DAYLlGhr
GREAT TOT hl,l LlAh.
JAMESTOWN, Dutch GAP, An ID N AN
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE. .v
RATES HISS THAN HALL 'hALo 90 %
RAIL LINES.
FIRSI-CLAss MEALS.
Tie giant and fast steamer
ARIEL
(oarylns United states Aail,
CAPITALS DEfp.
leaYH. Richmond every
MONDAY. WaDN h~DAf. AND fHINh
ar AN. rs fHAtl CAhS cos i.t N
FULL IINEl lOr utofr-uariti place. HNi
ing a. Norfolk about 81 y ul. d u
the steamer leaves Mort ID.
Newport Ncws ON alternate days. aii ns D.
Richmond about 3.N pm.
Through tickets % auuye- a4mcd N.
sale on steamer and al GaIber's Agcl,l, H.'
li.U Nam street. bAs,aso chce Aea inip-a-
sTATE.RO ENGAGED FOR DAT
Oh NIGHT.
Freight received daily for norfolk f.is
mouth. Smilhnelc, liam rton, Oh fuiiH Nef
erly. and Hicksfurd. Va. Wasn.n.iDn ID p.
eNberue, Washington. and iarinf. ;. 81
all stations on Atlantic lanti.c iiNit,
seabnafd \ Roanoke raj road, Noi ioiA N-.-
crn railroad. aud Eastern NORTH .it.
generally also. for kastern shore or ie'.
and all regular landings on tue JAh iif.'
at LOWEST RATES. aud t1ro1sb 10
sued, ,,, -. 49,,
No iii Aain street and h,N .stts
Isvtp wsIsIoKA. Freight and Psssenser a q.
tmy sekf
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TRUsTEEs' SALE

TRUSTEES' SALE
or ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAM
WITH ALL THE BUILDINGS. NIGHTS
WAYS AND APPGhIEANCES THERETO
BELONGING. IL HENMtO COT ~. VA.
ABOf 4 TWELVE MILES FROM Rich
MOND, ON THE CHAR rs CITY hOA h.
AID ALSO Oh THE EASrFtN EArEN
SION or THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD. AND ON IHE $ 81 III SIDE
or WHITE OAK SWAMP. CONTAINING
5ll4 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
By virtue of deed OF trust 10 the under
signed trustee. duly record d 800 -. H. III. page
3lt. boo the clerks Office of ilcnricO Court, de-
fault having bee n made boo the payment ~
C. riain notes therein. secure d. and being di-
rected So % 10 by the holder thereof. We viii
soil 40 public auction, at iienrcO County
Courthouse. ON
SATURDAY. MAY {. l,-1.
al Il O'Clock midday. the above described
property.
TERMS. Cash a. 90 the costs n executing
this trust. and 10 pay a note OF $3.50 am 90
note of si5 and the balance un such teriu- h-
the par les ln Interest may direct. or in case Of
their failure. A. the trustee THINKS H.
zap % "a x. b. CHAfFiN, Trustee.
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puLLMAN CAR SERVICE.

On Trains Nos. Is and q sleeping cars b,
tween Hew York and Tampa. Fla, lvih Jf'i .
sOnyilIel. On Trains Nos. D.. and - sIctDs
Co., cars between Washn .,fOn grd Charlie -
nr Train 80. IS sleeping. cars between
New York and Jacksonville. en- Train $50.
sleeping cars between Washington and
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The next settlers boom after Okla
homa will be that of tie Sisseion Sioux
Reservation, for which the spectators
and settlers all banker The soil is eA-
cecdingly fertile and j. well watered by
the Sioux and Milestone rivers
and numerous fine lakes, and is
capable of sustaining dense
population. There are upon this
reservation about !, 500 Indians. 1t is
now very desirable that the Indian title
be eXiinguished in large portion Of
this reservation, and that The land be
thrown open to actual settlers. To this
end mass convention will be held in
Waterown on May /.
The procedure to be observed in. this
and other cases is presented ia The act of
Congress of February 8, 1887 known as
the Allotment in Seycrslty act
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gbn gai!y Ciuaes.
PUnLISHHp EVERY DAWN THE YEAR
BY lHE TIMf~ Pr 3IiSHlSG COM
PA ~. OFFICE sxo EAST MAIN STREET
IA jaNuND Va.
THR DAILY TINES.
CITY DggdyEE,.

DELIVERED in any part OF tho city mi Man
chester py carriers at ~ Sent~ per week.
Persons desiring the ri~E- delivered AT
t,c.r homes can secure II oy postal card ~
su SC or order through telephone Ne sie.
waop delivery Is irr,sulaf inmcdistc com-
pIf1f should d. mace o. tto o;Tcf. The sd
Ga PEEL nsY 30 changed os ie-rd, n csrc %
tGscu "a si cases " mention fHr 0.i sud new
address.
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THAT HORRBLE COMMITTEE The
public now watches the New York dis
patches. not TO read of the tremendous
enthusiasm, the gorgeous preparation.
and republican good feeling in New
York. but 10 learn of the last rumpus
in the centennial committee. 10 viii
be rare compliment TO Amer I.
can lecuperatiyeness if there is any real
enjoyment extracted by anybody. Ger
tainly he governors and legislators, the
municipal government, the centennial
committee, and the social dictatOrs will
find il hard TO obiieratc the memory of
the jealous and chickering's which seem
TO have occupied large share of the
past six weeks washington Pmt
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w HAT CURES ?
Asa medicine Of GENUINE MERIT we place
HUNNICUTT'S
Rheumatic Cure

Aminst the world tar AN impurities Of the
70 cod nnd diseases OF the kidneys hnd SKIN.
ltisaf soluiely Nh ntlllihlc cure Tor theu
We d. moi refer 10 people ln SON O. remot"
and inaccessible place. huf give You tnr test
mony OF yOur Intends ami ntishhOrs. here is
the proof.
KIDNEY TROUBLES RELIEVED.
Gcntlemcn-l have ueeu u sufferer with
kidney troubles for seventeen years. and nave
been treated hv prominent physicians OF this
state and Alabama. have used large guam
titles Oi medicines advertised 20 cure bDOd
and sidney diseases without receiving thr
slightest benefit About six weeks AGO si
fercd -uch intense rHin- scarcely being ah'c
10 breathe az times concluded Co trF "iun
uicuff'- NhcuWHt O. Cure ufd after using ore
bottle WIS entirely ami ai -oiutely cutri "hh
tor the FIRST time lu scfcutccu years hm
without the slightest pain, ana tafucs rs ir-
commend all who suffer go give your cure a
''' y. G. wARVOCK.
lis T.. Fair street, Atlanta. Ih.
A. GREAT MOOD PURIFIER
ATLANTA. Ca. November g. IS-T -Vcutlo
men. have used I've bottles of your II. a.
g.. ami chpcrfuy rri uumcnf % aS the te-'
blood purltrr ami tonic ! have ever used
Since taking your cure have gained twenty
pounds iu weight.
WILLIAM TURNER
MOST FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM ALL WHO
USE a..
ATLANTA Ca. January 3D. lsss
Gentlemen.-I have sold Hunnicutts hheu.
matte Cure for several years. aud have heard
the most favorable report from those who
have used H. JOHN B DANIEL.
Wholesale and Retail d. ugHist.
FROM THE AUTHOR OFrNCLf REMus.
ATLANTA. Ga March3 l,ss.
Gentlemen 1 take pleasure boz say ing thar
your Huuuicutt's Rheumatic Cure i- the best
/ nave ever seen. My mother. DO had been
sufcring with rheumatism for thirty years,
was entirely relieved hy "a few bottles.
Yours truly.
JOEL CHAMBER HARRIS. /
Az ATLANTA PHYSICIAN SPEAKS.
ATLANTA. Ga. October rs. ls-s.
HR C. Co. Gentlemen, have used your /
Rheumatic Cure boo several cases OF IA. worst /
type. and Hm glad % -aY DC hdt the desired /
effect in every case take y eat pleasure DOB /
recommending YOUR medicine 90 those who /
are suffering from rheumatism and its Htten
dant complications and 10 tried, am conn
dent Oi lt- efficacy.
Respectfully. etc.
j. a. NELMs. ". d.
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hHINh ~ nCnN0NI
.IEDMoNT AIR LIaR

kfAAfif+ARt'A - At. .sIs't'.
RICHMOND 4 DhNfLlE lttn..
SHORTEST AND oI Ir.Isr
lhI ..I ..I
PULLMAN sLEErEl. 0N AL N..-
IltAI.t.
ScHEnrLR FFfFcf NU.I
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tsICtMOND AND ALLLDuGr
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAIN. ~ EFFEJI
JANUARY 2lTH. 1859.
ONLY LINZ CUNNING SOLID NNAfr1 DE
IWsff Rr apNn ASD LYNtNnUk9.
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X0RA RIVERG5Sg

Daily except sunday.
The fay0rlfe Route tO hiIfUa
The -fcuurfr or tnIs InH F. HiH.f ~
beauty. elegance. ana COMFORT
fiNufe Richmond
f5-laui %. mr.m.
hruNH baltimore fLrtYr H'fu..
H.4IH.u I.N
Arrive Mchm0nl'a.,U and flNl.H....
Far. nCuAN ~ Lu nalilIullt. II.ef i..f
g.; second c.na-. 4 3D.
The York River Line affords fU ..
Vantages to business wrn DOB tuHlI..
leave iNrhmlnd near the close .' f..
tnnsn' tons. aud arrIfe az NH.fu ...f
next morning, hitef having rnIIJt. ...
ful nights rDst, tree iiOm TIE dust a. n..I. 2
railway travel.
WEST POINT AOCOHAODA. .Nt.
Lave Richmond i2H go. 0ep0U. Utr.
rrIvp Richmond H ..
-Daily. fDally except sunday.
Depot and uckct-oiiicD lUUi l hr.
street up town Office, corner Tent l0i Aa-
streets.
PBYrJN RANDOLPH. JAS TfTIpf
Gene. Al Manager. Con. rt Asi
SOL. HAAS. JOS .IIf
Traflc Manage. Dis. lH..I f.f
nOit hI.LI 3d.
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PR ESTON ELVIN.
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. IS Governor Street.
RAILROADS.
"a 4 ..issss
= TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY April 80. is,e. {
800 pm. trains On iDis sC,.. MI. Iun 81 70
lJws.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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ton.
ARRIVE RICE MOND
i:5j pm.-MkiL daily
sl5 an.--ACCOMMODA1lDN daily pIosr
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Fore Win Chess U.GEC and on
railway tor the south, West. .a1 northwest.
AT LyLChUurg with NORFOLK POO We.iei
railroad for AZ points oJut.. sc4tltshl, tar
Southwest, and firguH Midland railway 10
all points North suu sDuta
Al Richmond " "a A1dut.Atl j klllHale ~
all pOlnea IN tne south. aNd kichmlnd. Frtde
icks0urg ana Potomac fziIrtta fur ihr Hgfft
At Lexington Mill Baltimore and ohio lai
road making cio8e CONNECTIONS al Harper
Ferry 70 and from lisuurg cue dee -
also to points No<th aud Fact.
SLEEPING CARS Lfhihsi 10 u Hs3
PHls. NEW ORLEANS, and Little kvoL
Trains marked daily except sunday, -D2i)
Tickets SOLD 20 ali points. DiDtt1. u
Esst Main treyt, llJO dHin stItlL.ls
Richmond al Allegheny depot, 4 xhtN n.
Canal streets.
JOHN K. aAlNUhel.
Tde5 Cent Passenger As-r
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


,--~~--------------->- --,---r,---.---~~----~
By Jas Macdoula.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
n or THE
t. TIRE STOCK or TOYS. COMPLETION
EklES, RUBBER GOODS. SHOWCASES.
STORE fIATuRE &c. SC..
AT AUCTION.
on FRIDAY. MAY 81, or
al l0s o'clock Will sell M the store No. 10
Norih Twenty nth sire I, the entire stock OF
Toys, cos fEtIlONkklE~. MALLS. RATS.
FISHING TACK III, SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
NOTIONS. RI bBEkGOODS. PLUSH CAsEs.
FANCY SOAPS. CHINA GOODS.
VASES. ClGAkSs1OBACl %. &c:
3 excellent SHOW CASES:
COT Nfkk, SHELVING. &c &c.
The attention or the trade j. asked. IA the
stock II iirst-class aud NUT be- sold.
{. 4. AMMONS,
Administrator OF John r. Ammons. DECEASED
sale c. ndueted by Jas. MACDoUGAL
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DISCOVERED IN DULUTH-Thef follow
ing extract from Washngton's inaugural
address. delivered in New York, April
30, 1882 was true Of that time, and it
applies with equal force to the subse
quent history Of he country mo peo-
pie can be bound TO acknowledge and
adopt the invisible hand which conducts
the affairs OF men more than the people
Of the United States. Every step by
which they have advanced the char
acter of an independent nation seems TO
have been distinguished by some token
of Providential agency."-DuIuh Tri-
buHe.
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AND Not HURRY, Ei.nER -Onc hun
bred years ago it took Washington a
week to 60 from the Potomac to New
York. Now man can make the trip
and buy board of aide men in a single
day Chica.o HeraH
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TIE HIGnRsr PEDEsTAL-"When |
first read in detail the life of Washing
ton, was profoundly impressed with the
moral elevation and greatness of his
character, and | found myself al "A loss
TO name among the statesmen of any age
or country many, or poss bly, any, VINO
could be his rival. In saying this mean
no disparagement 10 the class OF pOliti-
clans, the men OF my own craft and
cloth, whom. in my own land, and my
own experience, have found no less
worthy than other men of love and Of adj
miration. could name among them those
who seem TO me 10 come near even to
him. But will shut out the last half
century from the comparison. | will
then say that II, among all the Tedestals
supplied by history for public characters
OF extraordinary nobility and purity, |
saw one higher than all the rest, and if
were required at moments notice 10
name the iltest occupant for it, think
my choice at any time during the last
forty-nye years would have lighted, as il
would now light, upon Washington
w. T.. Gladstone.