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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-30
Here they are Here's how few Of
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Red DAMASK TABLE LINEN.
Half Bleached

Damask at 2tc Nicer width at 3sc One that
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and beauty at CSC, very fine at &c, and the
finest at csc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-30
MEDICAL.
Nervous Prostitution,


Coprevalent, especially among women,
- results from overtaxing the system.
The assimilative organs becoming de-
ranged, the blood grows weak and inn
poverished, and hence that tirS feel
ing" of which many complain. For all
such cases, there is no remedy equal to
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Take no other.
Some time ago 1 found my system
entirely run down. / had a feeling of
constant fatigue and languor and very
little ambition for any kind OF effort.
A friend advised me to try Ayers Sarsa-
parilla, which l did with the best re-
suits. 1t has done me more good than
all other medicines l have ever used"
- Frank Mellows, Chelsea, Mass.
"For months / was afflicted with
nervous prostration, weakness, languor,
general debility, and mental depression.
By purifying the blood with Ayers
Sarsaparilla, I was completely cured"
Mrs. Mary Stevens, Lowell, Mass.
When troubled with Dizziness, Sleep
lessness, or Bad Dreams, take
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED BIZ
Or. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

costs about Si5, 900 year 10 maintain YES;
sells OF the class 10 which the Corsair and
Stranger belong, but makes no attempt
TO reckon the probable expense of such
large yachts az the Namouna, ATLANTA,
and Nourmahal. The best estimate that can
be obtained gives the cost of keeping Mr..
James Gordon BENEFITS yacht, the M
mouna. with a crew Of forty men, ~ fol-
lows Payroll Of 50, 500 q month and com
mssariat bills Of ~ 500 a month; cQQal,
wines, and special supplies for the table
for the use Of the owner and his guests NJ
So. O0O more per month-making n grand
total of very nearly $4,000 year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
BY ?. G.. Tlnsioy * Co.
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
ll06 Main street

A UCTION SALE OF Tue NEAT
n AND ATTRACTIVE FlNE-hOOM DWELL
ING-nOUSR No. 1924 MOORE SrREKr.--Hay z
been instructed so TO do by the owner who Il
ANXIOUS TO sell. We will ofer for sale by public
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 25, 1889.
al O'Clock p. NJ. THAT TRULY DESIRABLE
AND CONVENIENT FRAME DWELLING No.
1924 MOORE STREET. Tho above house Is
detached. and has a large level lot with "a well
OF splendid water. aud IL in a neighbOrhOOd IA
which property Is enhancing In yalao very
rapidly.
This sale offers o chance for some one 10 So
cure a good homo at = bargain and on easy
terms, as Il must be sold.
TKsMs: ono third cash; balance IN SIX.
twelve. and eighteen months, for notes. with IN
terest added, and secured by trust deed, or more
accommodating tarms may be- arranged and an
nounced AZ sale. 4. c. TINSLEY a CO.,
10 10 Auctioneers-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

By Henry L. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
No. lU3 Main street.
rrrpY ATrRACTIYE MEDIUM.

VERY ATTRACTIVE, MEDIUM
' SIZED. MODEKS-sTflE, CENTRALLY
LOCATED TWO-STOki BRICK RESIDE, +,
ON TENTH STREET NEAR LEIGH. FOR SALE
~ AUC1IO$.-By request 81 Howard VI. Wal
thail. Esq. who has purchased and intend. soon
10 remove into a larger residence. We shall once
for sale by public auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, June =, 1883.
at o'clock T.. ~, that desirable aud comparA-
lively new DWELLING now Occur led by HIM
situated at 40. 6l6 north tenth street, between
Leigh and " streets. Tho house coltnins eight
rooms bo-iie- bath. room and closets, and is ga
thorough order having iurt been palLtcd aud
papcred. The lot fronts - feet AMI runs back
IN foot 10 an alley Ia The rear.
The neiehbOrhOOd h. goDd and the situation Is
cl-,aied. commanding fac Vows ~ tho sur
rou~dinr country: an1 being within five MINI
utes walk Of the centre Of business il is de-ira-
bic As u home or VII pay wei Is an Invest
mouf.
TEBns: One fourth cash, and The residue in
equal iusiaimcut- al AK, Twelve, ami eighteen
months for negotiable nO.c-, with interest Aid-
ed secured by a decd " trust. aut thr improve
me1ts 70 be- kept insured and 'A' policy a-sIgu-
ID a. additional security until all Il The lur-
cha. money haa pee pad.
H-&Nl j.. STAPLES 81 CO.,
len Aurfi0ueer%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

=. u. Valentine, Auciioneor,
George u. Valentine AMI II. Benson, saicsmenJ
e2l east Br.qI street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
TARMINI IMPLEMENT
LAWN-MOWEHs.
WASuING-MACHlNES.
ClDER-NuLS.
TOOLS assorted sizcs). &c.
Hyrcquost of w. Thomas G.. R,ln, trustee for
Nc,-r-. h. 81. smith 81 Co.. viii seli ~ my me-"
building rear rooms. 1895 e9-t Main -trce'' ca
THURSDAY, JCSE %. l,'9.
commencing o.; u O'Clock a. w.. @ large and de-
etralle assortment ~ FARMING AND Olhhh
DirLtNENl>, consisting Of
LAWN-MOWERS, al sizes; FARM BELLS;
PLO"S. assorted sizes; HAhhJNS, several
SMITHS STRAW-CUrTER>. best on earth:
SMITHS WEI~Fl INJURIES, without equal;
BUCKEYE CORN->HtlLER~;
CIDER-NILIs, assorted sizes.
CATTLE-POkh~. HAND-. ARTS. CHUkNS;
TRUCKS Tor store am warehouse,
WHEAT-CRAulEs. WA>lilNG-MACHlNES;
I9t Of SnOt ELS. GAkDEN-EAhES;
GARDEN-HOt~. GAkDEN-tDth~,
PICKS. AAE>, assorted weights.
partic. in want Of any oi ne above art c.cs
ara requested 90 attend this sale, a. tIey xiii Doc
sold without Gmt or reserve. Stock viii Doe
rcniv FOX examination on WEDNESDAY,, Goth
instant.
THOMAS C.. BAN, Trustee.
% - "'-' - ' 90 j. e8-su, w2Th3,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
Arrangements Made for the suIlIvan-Nil-
rain min.

10y ItI'EIHTH % VI" H'TI''0'"''
CmcAao. June pa dispatch from New
Orleans says IT Is stated by those VINO
know that arrangements have been
made for the Sullivan-Kilrain fight and
tho ground for the battle agreed upon. IT
Will bo near Ahitha Springs, ON the Inc OF
the Pat Louisiana railroad at St. Tam
many parish.
The railroad company las offered TO
erect an amphitheatre on the battle-ground
capa aie of seating 1000 people. The pe93II
pie Of ST. Tammany AGREE that there shail
be no interference and no iutimidaiioE-a
fair i0ht and the best man TO win.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

PrTrsBuEoH. Jane a. Cashier Noieht' OF
the dofuuct Farmers and Mechanics Bank
# the South Side, was sentenced today 10
six wears imprisonment in the Western
penitcntiary for cmbczziemcnt. Sentence
MAS deferred on the other counts. An a.
torncv for the stockholders states tla,. no
more arrests would follow thai oi McNa'-
ter. the assistant cashier arrested yester-
da,,. He claims that the banks money was
lost in the great wheat deal of l''j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
rhr Trcnsnrx Nnrplrs.
TT =
rBy telegraph TO to Dspatca.'

10y f0leEHNVU 70 TO TTFI- -
NAquINGTos. june 2}.-Ibe recent email
offerings oil bonds has resulted u steady
increase in the Treasury surplus which
according 10 the 1rca'ur'r'~ .iaLcireht t.
sued to-dav, amounts TO Sc5.2-5,Vl1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Another thing he dreaded terribly was
sea-sickness. Ia fact he took good care
never 10 90 far enough out 10 get sea-slck.
His usual run was from IryingtOn TO the
Battery and back. He would take break
fast with his family on board. or alone,
if they happened to stay at home No
matter who was there, Mr.. Gould's own
breakfast was exceedingly plain, as indeed
all his meals were. On the morning run
down to the Battery, he would eat some
baked potatoes, corn bread and cup Of
coffee. The others, of course, would have
what they wanted, rs there would always
be chops. steaks, birds, joints, and various
fancy shes on the tables. But, bless you,
fancy dishes had no charms for Dir. Gould.
Although there was always wine at table,
he never drank, AS far as | know, for ms
glasses were untouched. His dinners were
rs severely plain as his breakfast and i'm
agine that his downtown lunch must have
astonished good many Of his Wall-street
friends and acquaintances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Hy George ". Mayo. Auciionoer
dino. E. Llugbiou. Dr.. -aiesunnJ
80. - sinh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

HyJ. -. Valentine. Aurtioneer,
Gearre a.. Valentine and n. Benson, salesmonD
s2l east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
ExPENsE or A STEAM YACHT.

According % Mr.. Eibridge T. Gerry,
commodore Of the New York Yacht Club,
Of keeping u steam yacht OF any size and
pretensions il something enormous. and
quite sufficient 70 demonstrate that steam
yachting is a pleasure likely to remain
within the ranks of millionairedom for Q
generation or two. He estimates that it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
GOULD DopGING THE DRREzEs.

NOBODY knew whether Gould could
stand rough weather OF not because he
never gave the weather a chance that year.
He always lodged breeze or fought shy
of il. Ii was new business for him. YOU
see, this tackling Neptune in bull move
ment, and he didn't know but he might
have made mistake. We all came TO the
conclusion that he would never amount to
much as sailor, anyhow. He was the
most cautious man ever knew on board
a Yacht. and he used 10 be much OF the
time IN the engine-room.
~ remember once seeing him III terri
bile fume We were going through Hell
Gate, when, through some mlschance or
other, nobody ever knew Just how II was;
we came very near running on 10 Flood
Rock. The engines were stopped and our
course changed not moment too soon
Mr.. Gould was pale and said nothing while
the peril lasted, but he stood there with ms
mouth tightly closed and his lips pressed
down firmly together in the way that tells
you that u man is doing II powerful lot OF
thinking. When it was all over and we
were safely under way again be said
After this, Captain, the Atalanta Will
20 outside and around the island
He dreaded Flood Rock always after
that, and could never be persuaded 10 pass
that way. When you see the Atalanta
going up by Hell Gate you may safely
wager that Mr.. Gould isn't aboard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

HE was great family man, sir, even on
his Yacht. Most millionaires who own
yachts nowadays like to make show OF
'em 10 their friends and 10 give parties
aboard. but IL was different altogether
with Mr. Gould Whatever he might "A
done at home, he certainly didn't follow
the fashion III giving dinner and yachting
parties on the ATLANTA. OF course, some
times he would have a guest or two, but
they were mostly business friends with
whom he had something 10 discuss, men
like Giovanni Z. Morosiui, Russell Sage,
and think have seen Uncle Rufus Hatch
and Washington L. Conner, but l may be
mistaken about the latter.
Young George Gould came aboard
sometimes, but he never patroniZed the
Yacht 10 any extent. The quiet sort Of life
there wasn't his style. you know" sad
Lennon smiling. But the other chill
dren-Howard, Edward, and Nellie, with
Mrs. Gould. their mother, who Is now
dead-passed q great deal of time with US
and made up IA very attractive family
group. | don't think | ever saw Miss
Kingdom on board the yacht. There were
two other girls besides Nellie, but the
reason | remember her especially is be
cause she had hair almost white, the result
of some illness when she was child.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
A PRINcELY KITCHEN.

"They talk about kitchens, ~ the sea-cook
went on with enthusiasm, All, that was
kitchen. that on the Atalanta. You see, the
boat wasn't built for show altogether, Us
some yachts are that know. She was use
full as well as beautiful. l had the first
electric lights in my kitchen that ever were
put aboard "a yacht. II was new thing
then. You never saw kitchen Ike
that. though, in every way. 1t WAS
ali finished in copper and there was
four-hre range. No hotel in this town
ever had better facilities for turning
out good dinner, and am proud enough
10 think that did that malF timc-at
least so they told me. Ny five assistants
had SO month each and tAe steward had
- 900 year. IL cost me about $1,000 a
week 10 run the kitchen exclusive Of the
salaries. of course. When the vessel wasn't
in commission the cost was greatly re-
duced. fuel being saved and only half the
number of hands being 10 feed; for al
though Mr.. Gould kept them under pay
ahOat or ashore as many as could be spared
were given leave and they hadn't 10 be
cooked for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
old DOMINION STEAM Ia
~ SHIP COMPANY. AhA
FOR NEW YORK.

fON NM 1OAk.
steamers leave Richmond livery TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY at5 T.. ~
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sArU kDAN 70 3 T.
~. arriving Ia kichmoad MONDAY ami FRI
DAY NpkNlNG~.
Passenger accom- m0dAtOns unsurpassed
CABIN face 30 Now York ca James-riyor
route lnclLdiug meas ana OerthA.....-.s 2 %
konnd-trp ticaei,, limited 20 1nirsy days
AFTER date OF ISSUE. ....,.......... Ia %
stee-age. with Subsistence. 90
Storage, without subsistence. ............. 90
Cabin fare rta Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way ~ "
Cabin fare Ga Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 o.
Tickets can he obtained a. A. ". Carriers, 100
Nam street Chesapeake aud ohio snd Rich
nlond aad Petersburg dopOts, aud q, company 8
oiices, 1901 haiu street. and wharf, Rockets
troght forwarded aud through bills OF iadlng
Issued Tor points beyond Now York.
Freight Received daily until hOur Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, Tnu ksDAYs. aud
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake aud ohio rail-
way tria Newport News) aLs a. "a. and s.50 r. NJ.
and by Richmond ana Petersburg iailTo&i same
days. a; $40 A. NJ. viii mako connection al
NOkFOl.h with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN Co, Agents.
No. 1901 Main street. ami
Auo Company'sShaTf. hocIettA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
Az EXPENSIVE LUXURY

"When | went on the Atalanta-let me
see. scs it's four years agone-she had a
crew of about sixty men all told. It cost
$500 a day OF Just $4,000 a month to keep
her, when in commission. ! had five as
sistants under me in the kitchen. jim
Pockham. now the chief Of the Corsalr,
was my first assistant. and Tom Booth
was second-both very smart cooks, and fit
10 fill any position almost. Well, It was
verv different on the ATLANTA from what
it was on the Corsair. You see, sir, Mr..
Gould isn't much Of sailor even yet. and
that was his first season; SO | suppose YOU
NAV set it down that he was a trihe tlmid.
If ever there was a family Yacht that was
the one. although II was built and fitted up
more extensively than any other that
foated at that time, I've heard say.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

nv n. l. slanl,a 3 Co, Aactioneors.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CEN

CEN
TRALrY-LoCATKD TwO-sIORY.AHD-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING FOR SALE BY
ArCTION.-By request Of the owner We shall
offer f,,r sale By auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. JuSK "a. 1872
at o'clock T. w., the PROPERTY sboyn dr-
scrbcd situated AT No. 1915 east Franklin street,
botween Eighteenth snd Sinotfrnih street ~
contains nino rooms brsides closets and hairs,
and also has q brick kitchen IN tho !ath. Iho
ontlre lot fronts e. feet ny 100 feet deep nut ns
tho Dwelling aud sido alloy cover trout o. only
Al out ~ feet Il Il probable that the properly
may hr sold In two parcels.
the old marx ct this sale oncfs an oppof unly
OF securing a We.l-built house In a very conVe-
nicut location. ,.
TERNs: ono ihird casb, aud the residue IN ono
and two years AZ per ceatGm Interest Tor neeO-
table notc@, secured by Gcrd % trust on mo
property fod me buildings 20 DO hopt insured
a. a further security until all OF tho purtnas--
money has been pad. 49,.
UtSRY I. STAPLES & CO..
tols Auctiouccrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. JUSg 2SrH,
af6o O'Clock T. H.. TWO MORE OF THOSE NEW.
WEIL-BIIiT, WFLL-ARRANGED, and VERY
ATTKALTIVELY-LOCAI r W O-S i q 7
FIVF-ROON DWELLINGS. On the cast sido ~
Reservoir street near Cary street, ana ISL south
n, m Morton's garden.
These houses have city water, culvcrts, alleys.
lots II good size. closets. aud the usual conYe-
ncnces were built by Ar. Z. VI. stone, Nhlch /.
A guarantee Of good material workmanship, AMI
design, and are i'm character md location such
houses a. will command resGy tenants At good
rent aud prove desirable homes.
lake elmer the electric or h0rsc-car line, ln-
encct these houses. observe the attractive sur
roundiugs, and the rapid growth 81 improve
ruents in that section. Attend che sale and pur-
chase now while they may bee hal new from nrst
hands ~ moderate prices.
TERMS: Accommodating, aud announced NJ
tho sale. d. b. ElAN.
feal Aucti0ueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
by George s. Nashon a. son,
Real Estate AuctiOuecrs.

UCTION SALE OF TWO TWO
a STORY DETACHED BRICK DWELLINGS.
SITUATED ONE AZ TIE CORNER on MOI
ROE AND CATHERINE STREETS, TIE OTHER
Of FIFTH NEAR LEIGH Slkftl-No. b<1
NORTH FIFTH STREET by request ot tho
owner We will sell - public auction, ON no
premises, on
FRIDAY. JUSE Is, l,59,
IT r o'clock 2. NJ. the aboye-dcscribed PRO
PERTY. sale win commence with house corner
Monroe and Catherine streets promptly ut i. ".
These houses zach have good lot' botn rs 10
front and depth aud are conttALty cc-upled ~
good tenants ~ fair rentals.
Terms: Announced ~ sale.
GEORGE =. NASHON K son,
fe g AurlDuccrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
V1RUSTEFS' AUCTION SALE O


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 THE THREE-SIORY BHlCH STORE AND
DWELLING ON tbs SOUTH Side OF MAIN
STREET BET EKN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS. KNOWN A. SO. llj.-By virtue " q
certain decd Of trust. bearing date Oh the 18Th
dry Of December. lass. recorded ln The clerk $
Office Of EI,hmoui Cuaucery Court, In Deed
Book l34 s. page 1856, default having been made
In mo payment II certain money therein Sc
cured. wo VIII sell by public auction, on tho
premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNB %, 1850
ats o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned PRO-
PETTY. This store ia well located. and oilers .
good opportunity o. a party wishing 20 20 into
business. ~ tho ncigh boraODl IS thickly settled
ami the rooms above well suited for 1--WE ing
me bot fronts l6s feet running back l55 feet rs
an alley ~ foot wide.
TERMS: Enough ia cash 10 defray the expense
Of executing this trust aud q debt " ff,,U5 81
now on the property and the balance uponsIch
time az viii be announced a. sale; but should
any purchaser request 10. % IL very probable
that more liberal terms can Doe hal.
JULIUS SIRAUS,
vs. y. WE>IWOOD,
is. b. CuAFtIN,
Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

zone funny timing about the ATLANTA
was that II was the only yacht ever heard
of that bad a ships tailor aboard. lie used
toaccOmpany Is on our trips and lad plenty
70 do, too. What with patching up the
torn clothes Of The crew and doing an &C.
casioual Job for an officer who might hap
pen 20 need IL, he was kept busy enough
q" So you are through with yachting for
ever then. Jimmy?"
II suppose / am" said the c1ef 'You
see. It is very good, but cooking on "a
yacht. even when your owner Is million
airc, isn't like the same thing ashore"
There IS one thing want You toremeu-
her, though aud the gray ewes of tho
kitchen mariner twiuklod mcrrily. You
talk Of your French cooks and such folks.
but, bless you they are nowhere alongside
of an American when II comes to cooking
at sea. Why don't they have 'em on all The
yachts if they are 50 good! III tell YOU
why It's because they get seasick. and
when the cooks down and all bands ham
cry and nothing bat cold chicken for din
ner, there's Il storm a-brewin' that won't
show on the weather-g lass"
Here was a clincher, having propOunded
which. Mr.. Gould's former Sea-cOok To-
gardcd the argument as closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
Is Building Lots

By George W. Mayo. Auc'ionecr.
ONO. 4. Iaughton. lf., salesmanJ
80. "a Niuth street
GENERAL STOCK OF HARD
III WARE, CUTLERY. OFFICEFUkNITURE,
IltuN SAFE-. sc, AT Al CFlDN'-By direction
Of Mr.. Charles j. SiutpE. who IN consequence OF
~ health has decided 20 discontinue business,
will sell by public auction al his store 80. li0i
east A. ain street. beginning az i05O A. NJ,
WEDN ESDAY JUNE % 1882
his valuable stock Of HARDWARE. embracing
PuChEI TABLE CUTLERY:
CAhPENTERS, COOPERS, AND AACUINlSTS
TOOLS;
COPPER, BRASS, AND IRON WIRE;
suEEI-BRAss, GUM-BELIING,
ana all other goods usually found In a 1rstclass
ALSO.
his OFFICE-FURNITURE
GLASS DOOR AND OTHER SHELVING.
COUNTERS. COUNTER-sCALEs,
FAIRBANKS PLATfORM-SCALES,
> LILIES IRON SAFES.
DESKS, SHOWCASES. sc.
The weil-knOwn superior character OF ths gen.
erAl stock carried by Mr.. sinIoa should DO Bpe-
cial inducemsnt 10 the attention OF any persons
Wishing 70 buy hardware or cutlery OF any kind.
Tho sale will DO continued IRON day 10 day un-
m toe whole stock has bsoL sold.
- GEOkGE W. MAYO.
te@ Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

no YOU WANT ONE OF THEfa
~ handsomest and most convanisntly- -
located COUNTRY HOMES In Nirginiaf We
have T. 1G0 ACRES OF LAND, nicoiy diyinod
by board fences into twenty-arro lots Hnnd-
somo NEW DWELLING Of uino rooms. and
splendid new out buildings situated 10 gfand
grove 81 four acres, right az n railroad station,
aud only forty miles from Richmond. Parties
meaning business only apply 10
tessIt HkNhI l. STAPLES & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
AUCTtOH Sales.--future nays.
By James =. CLAM,
Rcal Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
lib Main street.
TWO REALLY ATTRACTIVE
I SEW FIyE-ROON DWELLINGS

GOOD AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOCATION,
ON TIE EAST SIDE OF
RESERVOIR STREET NEAR CARY STREET,
TO BE SOLD 81 PUBLIC AUCTION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Rvcrvbody has heard Of "horse laugh
but who has ever scen an equine giitcd WIN
tho power Of speech? Such AN animal would
hc pronounced a miracle; but SO would the
telegraph aud the telephone hundred years
ago Why, even very rVenty cure LOT con,
s73,nrt ION which Is universally acknowledged
10 be scrofua affecting the lungs, would nave
been looked upon as miraculous. but now pco-
pie are beginning 10 rc@h1e tnat tur gls3,-iLss13
IL not iucur,lbie Or. PiCrccs Golden Medical
Discovery viii cura u. II taken IA time ana
given a fair trial. This wOrld-rcnowncd REM
edv will not make new lungs. but it VIII re-
store diseased ones 10 a healthy state wnen
other means have failed. Thousands Crate
fuly testify to this. II is the most potent
tonic or strength rrStOrpr, Alternative, or
hlood-oieanscr and nutritive, or hcsh-bulder,
known 10 medical science. For W cak Lungs
Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis, Asthma "a
fsrrh In the Head. and al Lingering coughs
il an uncqualed remedy. Ia arrangements
Of the stomach, liver aud bowels rs induces
ton, or Dyspepsia, Biliousuess, or Liive5
Complaint" Chronic DlrThtsi. ana kindrcu
ailments. il is a sovereign remedy.