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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
WORk-RIVER LINE GlA WtSl
4 pOiNE



The fnvorito routeto Baltimore The steamers
on rms mo are models u beauty, elegance AMI
comfort. Leave Richmond 1870 Z. ". aud f4-;j
T. 81. arrYo a. baltimore $50 A. ~; leAf9
Baltimore Iaiiy exc pt sunday a. J.. ", a.
rive Al Richmond $40 A. " aud ~ A. W.
Faro Richmond 10 Baltimore First-class'h
sec0rd-class. fI.50
The YorA-K River Line affords superior S1yan-
iagss % Businessmen In enabling them 10 ieays
Rirhmcnd near the close Of tho days trans
actions aud arrive al Baltimore early next morn
ing after having enjoyed a delightful nights
rest FREQ from tho dust and noise of railway
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond uwenIy-thlrd-
street depot. .......-..... rll:fJ A. "
Arrive Richmond Clwenty-third-
Street dopOD Observation-Disclosures. ts:S 7. IL
DAILY tDaly except sunday.
Depot and tcketorlce: Foot virgins street.
Uptown Office Corner Tenth and Main HireotA
JAS. l. TAYLOR
General Passenger Ageng
J. :. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond, Va
SOL. HAAS. frame Manager.
PEYTOS RANDOLPH. General Manager.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-Scheiule
commencing JUNE 10, lssJ-eastern standard
time:
5.s2 A. NJ leaves Byrd-street station daily
stops only a. Ashland, junction. NIL
FORT. aud fredcricksDurg. sleeper
T. Washington and New York.
ii,O7 A NJ leaves Byri-Strset station dsily, ex-
cept sunday. Parlor car 70 washing
ton.
s.2s p. NJ leaves Byrd-sireet station daily
sleeper 10 New York
e5OA NJ arrives ~ Byrd street station daily.
Sleeper from New YORK.
9;3s Z. NJ arrives at Byrd-Streel station daily,
stJps Al Fredericksburg, Milford
Junction. and Ashland. Sleeper from
Washingt and New YORK.
1910 P. NJ. arrives a. Byrd-sTee, station daily,
except Sunday Parlor car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCGPr sUSDAY@
Gas A. NJ. leaves Elba. Arrives AZ Ashland At
1888 A. n.
! 40op. NJ. accommodation leaves Byrd-suee,
station: arrives a. Ashland AZ =. n.
6:0i P. NJ. leaves Elba; arrives al Ashland 81
| 6:45 Z. N.
G45 A. NJ. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland al sos
SIS A. NJ Pronunciation arrives at Bvd-
Street station; leaves Ashland At T:S'
An.
GssP. NJ. arrives At Elba; leaves Ashland a.
c.A taylor, General Ticket Agent
leis
| DICHNIOND, FREDERICKSBUR re-
HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL,sAIa FA sal:dSy CHIT LINE
DELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND
EASTERN sND WEST
kRN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HooRs BETWEEN RICH.
MoND AND BALTIMORE IN kAcH
DIRECTION
correspondingly quick time 10 other pointx
Through bills Of isding issued q, low rates.
not General frsizhs Agent
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&c PARALYSIS AFTER A FAILURE OF Hot SPRINGS ARK
IT'S NERVE TONIC PROPERTIES:

SYMPTOMS eovE. srkkP soUNDIY. Az lrrg,o.
tsG REGULARLY 70 Ny BUSINESS rCasl'fs. I..
HOPEFUL or A COMPLETE Rtoo'shf fH"A
coyrISUED Uss or rHs WATER J p' N"f
pERrAKE TO ACCOUNT FOR TINS irii.> of
WATER IN PARALYSIS, BIT eiAilf sIiif
FACT.'
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at the Springs and returned home In excellent
health ,,l..,,l,,-
DIR. J. D. EGGLESTON,
Uanpden-Sydney, Va.

IL was visitor At The Buffalo ltthia Springs
with General German and consulted by him.
His statement Of his condition upon arrival 40
the Springs is correct was an eyewitness TO
the almost incredible relief afforded HIM by the
action Of the Water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

10y VIRTUE OF a CERTAIN DEED

10Y VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID If trust datei june ~. lS.S ami of record
iu tho cler. '- Office Of The Do hmonl Chauc'ty
'ourt in Dcei-book l35 b. page 25s, defiant
having been made in uc a}meui ol th' u 10
~. holder, we will sell by auction, upon tho
premises on
AZ e O'Clock p. NJ. an nat LJI OF LAND WIN
TENEMENT DWELLINGS Nos. lu.2 ana IOlf
V,riams street thereon living and being 10 mo
cltrof Richmond ON tho north huc of Williams
street. having % front OF 30 feet by Gepte 81 yJ
feet 10 an alley l3 ie"f wiic.
q RRys. C.4h sufficient to pay cost ~ sale and
fh.4lrn Of ISIS lao y a uee1uGJle note, win
interest from the lstn DAY oi june. l,s9, the fas
due as may ue named o, hour OF sale.
A. T. CHEWING,
EDWARD &. ROB-,
,oaq Trustees.
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BY Henry L Staples \ Co,
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Il03 MAin street

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION Ot
l. VERY VALUABLE HULL-STREET PRO
PERTY IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust dated May
2S 1885, from II. r. Camp and wife. duly re-
corded In the Hastings Court OF the city OF Man
chester, default having boon made IA the pay
ment Of ne sum OF money thereby secured. aud
being 50 required by the beneficiary. We shall
offer for sale at public auction, on tho premises
on
FRIDAY. July s, 1889.
CT O'Clock p. NJ. that VALUABLE PROPERTY
situated on the south side OF Hull street be-
tween Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets. consist
ing OF LOT fronting SO feet and running back
q depth OF so feet between parallel lines. having
thereon q comfortable TWO-sTOkI FRAMED
DWELLING Of four or i've rooms
TERMS Enough Ia cash 70 defray the expenses
OF executing this trust and 70 pay on and dis
charge note OF $500. with interest thereon from
the 23d Of May, 1889. until paid, and the residue
on such terms as may DO announced AZ tho Tune
OF sale. HENRY l. STAPLES,
WILLIAM LUYENsTBIN,
1s0 Trustees
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u.AL E~rArE PnIyATr sAht.

CUBURBAN FARM FOR SALE -
- PRIYATELI.-We ar3 ouinori1'd ~ So
aelI ONE Or THE MOST PhDpl GIVE AND
ATTRACTIVE FARMS near this city, being ouly
I've miles from the Capitol. The FAith 10 highly
improved aud well eet in gras~rs. Tho Dwelling
contains about Sen rooms, 10 good coLdiiiDn, ana
surrounfra by beautiful lawn well SET IN
handsome shade-troe-. The usual out-ouildinEs
on the place. There il cool urchar 4. ami a.so
small fruits in tue gar Ten. There t. beautiful
nsh- and Ice pond on the Farm. Apply 70
ty3WxF2t K. Is. CHAfflN 60.
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BY Joseph b. Davis, Auctioneer,
e.. IS. Cook, Salesman

BY George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
Ono f. Laughton, Jr, Salesmanl
Nos % aud - Ninth street
FAST DAYS SALE OF MR..
IL CHARLES !. sINTON'S STOCK OF HARD
WARk, COZ NTERS, SHELVING, IRON SAFES,
DISKS PLATFORM SCALES. AND OTHER
STORE FIXTURES At STORE AO4 EAST MAIN
STREET AT AUCTlON.-On
TUESDAY. July .. 1883.
com mencing at 1880 A. NJ. Will sell the re-
maindor Of tho STOCK at Mr.. Charles j. Sinlon's
hardware ssoro, No l4Ol east Main street. which
TRUNK, BOX. WARDROBE, and other LOCKS;
BUTCHERS ENGLISH TAPER FiLES, FLAT
BASTARD, ROUNDS. hALF-KOUNDs'
SHANK DRILLS, GUN BETTING, IRON WIRE,
TURKISH EMORY, CHAINS, NAILS,
SPIKES, &C, &C.
ATl2O'CLoCK n
the STORE FIXTUhES. consisting OF
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
2LILLIKS IRON OFFICE SAFES,
About ~ FEEr Of STORE SHELVING,
! lot CLASSROOM SHELVING,
BON-COUNTEhS-sOme with drawers,
SHOWCASES. STEP-JADDEkS, &c,
STANDING and SITTING DESKS.
Parties who have bought at former sales will
please call for their goods on Monday without
iai.
sale positive. Terms cash.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
POSfPONEMENT.
Mr. sINTON'S sickness made it necessary TO
postpone the sale until TO-DAY at same hours.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
ly3 AuctiOneer.
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RAILROAD LINES.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY u. 1881
TWO DAILY TRAINSTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBUkG

LEAVE RICHMOND
e.4O A. N. Daily, ria Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrive az Petersburg 1928
A. NJ: arrive at Norfolk TOO T. n.
$40 A. N. Daily, ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive al Petersburg l1.s1
AN No. leaves Petersburg 1851
A. II. for Fsrmyiue. LYnchDurg, Roa-
noke Bristol, Knoxville, end al
points South and West
THROUGH CAR To kADFOkD.
700 P. n. DAILY, ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg s:s5 4.
NJ: leaye Petersburg SHOP n. daily.
arriving Norfolk 1890 +. 81. Through
car Richmond 10 Norfolk.
ZOO P. n. Daily, via Rich mond aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrive al Petersburg $40
y. NJ, connecting with Train No. ].
leaving Petersburg a. 7:56 r. ~. for
FarmVIlle, Lynchburg. Roanoke, Po-
sahontas. Bristol, Knoxville. Chatla-
nooga, and all points south and
West
PULLMAN SLEEPING-CAR ACcOANODA
TtONS
No. 1--sleeping-cAr from Petersburg 70 b.tstol
without change, leaving Petersburg daily 10
7.55 +. 81, and LynchDurg 10 Memphis without
No s-Lynchburg to New orlesns and Roa-
noke 10 CHATTANOOGA. without change.
Tickets, baggage-cnecks. aud all informsuon
can DO obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot A. w. Garboris, 100 Main sreat
and at tho Comrany's ONCE, s9l east main sIree-
General Passenger Agent
CHAsLRs q. EDDY. yIce-Preadent
General once. Roanoke Va. my "
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' 5:3O P. NJ On THURSDAY, July II, 1882
~ The PEKNlSEs

aIOTOF elw
the
dso
aksohw
zee.
% y
and Second streets be-
o the
ndiuartO sa
Of O.
extening
Oh feet
inorl
Al TOT lng~ here9 %
streets 500
he
ia In nus dscuoh Oh
b
sol the
will
informant
! THoMPsOs AuctoneerA
certify special
n
Civenun myha
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|
! Real Estate AuctOneer and Insurance Agent
sls Hull street. Manchester, Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIR-
~ TEEN VALUABLE VACANT LOTS FRONT
/ ING ONTHE EAST SIDEoF SEVENTH STREET
| BETWEEN PORTER AND McDoNOIGh
| STREETS, IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
| NA-By virtue Of a decree OF the Hastings
! Court OF the city of Manchester In the suit OF
| Males Administrative Is. Brander, &c, entered
at the April term. 1889, the undersigned special
commissioner, will sell at public auction, On the
TUESDAY. july 9. 1889,
at 6 o'clock z. Nj, EIGHT LOTS. fronting 264
| feet on the east side OF Seventh street. COM
mencng at the corner OF Perry street and OK
| tending towards McDonough street, and running
back 1870 feet TO a new street IS feet wide Also,
/ FIVE lots fronting l65 feet on the east line Of
| Seventh street, commencing Of the corner Of
Perry street and extending towards Porter
street also running back $50 feet TO the said new
street
These lots are In a neghborhood that is rapid
| " being built up. There are very few desirable
vacant lots loft on this street for sale They front
on the besipRyed street In the city. have The ad-
vantage Of the streetcars In their 'front.' and have
also wide street In the rear. Their proximity
| to Richmond and the Richmond and Danviile
1 railroad shops makes this desirable land upon
which 10 build dwellings. This land 10 also
adapted for manufacturing purposes having
plenty Of frontage Ia both front aud rear, and II
| necessary a siding could De laid into the works.
| TERMS: One fourth each, ana the balance IN
| six. twelve. eighteen. and twenty-four monthsi
deferred payments bearing interest from DAY OF
sale. title retained until all the purchsse-fnoney
| Is paid and a conveyance ordered by the Court
JOHN PlCKRELL.
Special Commissioner.
| A. l. ADAMsoS, Avctioneer
| MALES ADMINISTRATIVE, PLAIsTlFF. AGAINST
| BRAsDER AND ALA-IS TRs hrsrikGs COURT
| or TIKI CITY or MAscHEsTeR.
l. H. 4 Dn Val. clerk OF said court certify
that the bond required Of the special commits
sioner by decree OF the ga day OF April. 1859. In
said cause has been duly given.
Given under my hand this l7th Gay Of June.
lssQ II. T. pu VAL.
!s es,eSAJy as.7,s Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

EOR SALE OR RENT, FIYEE@
i THREE-STORY DWELLING HOUSES, ~
on TIE corner Of Floyd AMI Cherry streets "ithli
half souare OF Monroe PARK. These houses are
wsll-built aud hands )mely finished, large ana
airy, stock brick fronts each containing cellar.
turnace-cellar ana furnace. thirteen rooms De-
sides stOre-rOOm, bathroom. pantry, not aud cOia
water range, gss-hxtures. speaking tube.. cleo
tric bells. &C. Each room has fireplace ana
hOt-air Aue from furnace. This Is rare opo0r-
tunity 10 secure most desirable dwelling Ia no
most attractive aud beautiful part OF the city.
VIII be ready for occupancy about the 18TH OF
August next Apply 70 .,.....,,
JOHN c. SHAFER,
No. 1904 Main street or 800 Park avenue.
t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

BY virtue decree Chauo Of Richmond Va hern
vesh al BIC AUC lION o. iHE sbcHlStN
THURSDAY. Jaly II. 1889. at l P. w.,

All
Groom,
rtt stree wit m
at Isl
nu
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RAILROAD IISEa
"a III 5 ,is3 ..lsg.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL-
u WAY CONPANL

Ia % ,Ts---.iss S. 49,
C,HESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL-
y WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFgcr JUNE "a isa
IKAys McHSoSD
$50 4. NJ. Local, except sunday t2r cti'oa
seoAM. E IiS daily Tor oli roin, AMI N.r-
u.loAM Mall daily for Cincinnati PuInl 1
parlor- ami ~iceping-rars. j
COOP. N. E1pross daily Tor Oh Poi1s y
NOrfolk.
uisP.M Accommodation, eE,ops sunday. 'o-
sl5P.M r. p. v yesub.ie soeeiaL ts.r
with Dining-Car fo.m Char. D'taa. %
I. Ctuciuua'. ami Louisville. il.-
man sleepluE-Cai from Richmond.
TRAINS AEElyE AT RICHMOND
SOS A. VI. andgWP. ". daily from ,inc1na-
il.o0 A. NJ. and ,.s1P ~ dauy from Nori.ls
C.0OP NJ dliiY except Sunday ifom ''A
Forge.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
Or. 4 a. T.. H.
rpAyE RIcHn0ND;
q:15 A. " daily Tor LyucAb4ls, Lc1inti-a, al
clifton Forge.
4:i5 P. M. scotlssiue accommodation. ef.eii
sunday
1000 p. NJ. aally Accommodation ar iyaenol.5
apd clifton Forge.
TEAMS AFRfyE ACuH0snt
6l5P. NJ. al 5.iJ 3. H. daily 81 30 'ilfA
oI5A NJ from scousdile. eSrr,p' s ,.,l,,yy
General faF-rlg4r AEri-
1T HARAHAs. Goueral Manager IN s
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CHERIFF"S SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L MILL PROPERTY IN CHEs1 EhtlkLD
COUNTY, NA.-By virtue Of decd Of trust
dated March -. 1881 from W. i. Chadwick and
iona j. Waters, will sell al public auction. at
the once OF the auctioneer, Sl3 Hun street, han-
chester, Va, on
WEDNESDAY. July 10, 1883.
az 70 o'clock NJ. what is known as CLAY'S MIL,
containing TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND,
together with a FLOUR AND GRlSTMlLL,
MiLLERS HOUSE. aud otter Improvements
thereon, situated near the Goodies Bridge road,
about y miles from La Prade's store. IN Chos-
terfeld county.
This mill does a frst-class country trade. For
particulars apply 10 the Auctloneer
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay costs OF exc
cutting this trust. taxes, ana TO pay note OF
$500 and interest thereon from March -, 1889
the balance upon such terms as Will DO made
known at the sale.
THOMAS p PET1IGREw. Trustee.
A. /. ADAMsON, AuctlOneer. 10 81
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Daily. tDally except SUNDAY
STOPPING-PLACES.
Nos Il and q mako no stopA SO - stops ~
signal AZ CeDtraha. 40. Is Stops Only I'D rIs
at Chester, Centralia. aud Nanc-es.e.
IS and % stOp on signals a. all stations No. .
80. "a 81 81 n. 81 And % will stop a. OF siAA'
for passengers ....,...,....
On Trains SOs. lf AMI % sleepiug-cars oe'W-sl
New YORK aud Tampa. Pa. lrls JscfsonF...r.
o. Trains nos. "a sni 2 sleepins-eafs % I"
Washington AMI Charleston. On lfaa -
sleeping-cars between New YORK aad ia A"''
Vile. On Train No. e sleopipg-oar bei" '-
the oSLY ALLRAIL line TO NoRRoLA
Richmond sII's :5oAM Sor,ols Aa-'' 20 p. ~
Richmond ...'l.OJ +. N. Norfolk. ....i o'J T. i.
Norfolk .... .s.2OA. ". Richmond. 1890 a. ~
Norfolk ...'sD z. NJ. kic0inOui. - 3. n
These trains also make close connections
Farmvilie. i.ynch0 burg and south western 20
All all Stations on the Norfolk and Wc-te rl iA-
road K. "a. suLLf. superin.eoie--
b. +. -. AYsKs. General suporntenica-
T. N. ENKksON. General Passenger Agen-
SOL Haas. franc MANAGE "s
RICHMOND CRY AID ssvsS PNrl
RAILWAY COMPANY.
RIcHHoSp. IA. June 81. i'oa
ON AND AFTER JUNE 26rh
~ trains will leave Twenty-siztn aud Psifaf'
on tho Electric Line daily except sunday a, ''
A. NJ. i:sOP. ". aud r. a.; returning. le4''
sove, Pines al 7.sO A. NJ, $50 a. NJ, AMI I'D
Pm.
On SUNDAYS trains leave as A. NJ. p NJ
and 5P. NJ returning. leave seven i11es o. '
| A. NJ, aP. NJ. aud 7.l5 +. NJ.
! Fare Tor round trip . cents. ...........
HEBER BURLINGTON.
General Nans5cr
v HEcnLxR, Js., Managing Oiroe'or. j. 7"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

DUsTERS.-HAIR, WOOL, 0S-
TaIcn-, and TURKEY-FEATHER DUsTssss,
xn MCCARTHY q HAyNEf1a
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ADJOINING THE RICNN0\D Theatre,
THURSDAY. July II, 1889,

By request Of the executor and heirs Of The late
Conrad sauef, shall sell by pubic auction, on
tho premiscs ON
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AUCUI0N SALts-Futurc ways.
by Poindextcr a Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
1898 Main street

URUSTEES SALE OF A NEW
L TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING ON
CLAIBORNE STREET ONE LAKE ffoM
OLD RESERVOIR AND TIE KLLt TRIO LINE.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust b-arii dA'e
on the 18Th day OF Scptem ber lss-, and recorded
iu the Chsnceiy Court Of the city Of kcnmona.
Deed Book l36 B, page 16l. default having ncen
made in the payment OF a crrtaiC n1ie hciolh
named, We VIII soil 10y auction, on me prem
ises, ON
TUESDAY, Jelly >, 1888.
At6P. NJ. the aboye-describcd PROPERTY. con-
tanning about five rooms with lot p feet VIDE
and running bacs 10 feet 90 an alley.
The house /, built In ue best manner. and
will prove a good Investment. as properly IN tins
section ia steadily aiyauc.mc.
Terms: sufficient IN cash 10 pay The eNp"nse
o. this sale AMI note OF <SiJu. WIN lnlc est
from March 18TH. also hve uot"s o. ,2laO cacn
PAYABLE twelve, eighteen, tSen.!-f1 r.. tAirlv.
aud thirty ak months from September u. loss,
aud one for 310l payable thre' yea = from 20 -
TENDER IS, lSSs: balance al TX and twelve
months from date. G.. L. DENOoN.
MILAN fLLY
trustees.
POINpgxTER & DENO0N. Auctonee.s.
pOSrPONEN ENT.
The above sale is postponed TIL
FRIDAY, july 5TH,
AT same hour {. DENOON.
WILLIAM ELLYSoN,
iva Trustees.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commenting 81 NDAl. MAY "a. l,-', 81 B.
NJ. uaius on This road Will run ~ Io.i9hsi
TRAINS SOt INV ARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
by Jas. Macdougan.
H,HE LARGE TRADE SALE

ny JOS hoIAvNtoH.
rT,HE LARGE TRADE SALE
OF TIE
HANDSOME AND VALUABLE STOCK OF
MILLINERY. DRESS GOODS. NOTIONS,
JEwELRY. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
&C.. &c. WILL BIZ con-
TINUED
THIS DAY
OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, at No. llS east Broad street.
Trade particularly invited All goods must DO
sold.
Tho HANDSOME sToRR-FIXTURES win be
sold THIS DAY "wednesday at O'Clock z. N.
TERMS: Announce Cd at sale
II. ROSENBERG. Trustee.
Sale by JAS MAoDoUoALL iyS-lt
DICHMOND BAZAAR. [-a>
HI NOs. I435 AND lflo FRAsKLIs STREET. <I2A
Our regular sale viii commence
TODAY
NJ 10 O'Clock, whom we will offer q number OF ex-
cellont HORSES, MULES. BuGGiES, PHAE-
TONS. AND WAGONS. from which selections
Atm O'CLOCK
light FAMILY CARRIAGE, recently repaired !;
/ OPkN SECONDHAND BUGGY. Ia good order;
! TOP SECONDHAND BUGGY, In good order;
1 Top WAGON. Ia good order. for grocer's use
good tAKM-CART. ana ell other stock regis
,ys E.B COOK. Salesman.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-12-03
The Leaves We Pressed.

The zephyrs through the branches played
And kissed the leaves Of gold.
AS Maud and with Cupid strayed
Through forests dim and old
Ny memory still fondy cleaves
To those delightful hours
When we two sought the autumn leaves
To press for winter flowers
She was vision of delight,
With locks Of sunny hue
And witching eyes SO soft, yet bright
To match the sky's own blue
She pinned a fair autumnal spray
OF gold across her breast
Her bushes might the truth betray-
The leaves we plucked and pressed
Chicago Herald
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-12-03
LIGHT AND AIRY.
A Portrait.

A Portrait.
hold in my hand picture
OF woman, divinely fair.
And gaze In ecstatic silence
On the beauty which see thera
On those lips now restful and silent
But once SO full and red.
On those trcsses, flowing so freely.
That cluster about her head
On That eye, SO full OF expression,
mat seems to pierce me through
Its listers now gone, and wonder
II its color was brown or blue.
That throat SO round and perfect
From ribbon or jewel free
Is lovely and full of splendor
beautiful sight to see
A wreath is twined through her tresses.
And diadem on her brow.
And legend is written on it.
It's faint and faded now
My eyes would fain it discover
Oh, what can the motto be?
Stay, now can read it family
Wis, yes, it is Liberty
And now that my sight is clearer
Another inscription see
1t might be her name, but no, it
Is Eighteen eighty three
a word hear. and my fancies
Are scattered upon the air
And | give, without murmur
The portrait to pay my fare
New York Sun
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-12-03

For exc the girls don't know him. now It's au
tulnn
He asks himself "Egad have l then changedl
Am ! less worthy of them now than then?
Am I, whom they have driven most deranged.
Become less lovely than these city men:
OR is It that when dressed in autumn buds
Deprived Of tennis garb and blazer bright
| N less attractive to these lovely buds,
No moro to them a sweet and welcome sight?
or do they think because sQuandered such
Great quantities of gold and silver dross.
That now It's fall can't indulge in much
Marrons glaces. milk shakes and Iceland mossS"
To which no answer comes but that lat last
Jack Frost is here in richest, fullest feather;
That now It's cold, and colder growing fast.
We're having what is known as cutting wealth.
err"
John Kendrick Bangs in Harper's Bazaar
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-12-03
saved the Scene.

= O. the old time actors who fire.
he Dizzy, over on Dearborn
vas telling Yesterday of an ex-
90 ne had III getting out Of an
a&lng situation on the stage.
a. 10 All Out, Ia, think" he
ano | was playing the heavy
melodrama entitled The
~ Lucre, or something of that
-. Twas a spy, and when | was
- mad Ia to be shot by a file of
] Il 1 laey caught me all right
- night | speak of, and
y. 4 t ana sentenced me in good
- o.. o. when / stood up with barred
r =, /" oe shot down the shooting
y, ~ come Off Tie soldiers had
y 81 suls all right. bat the property
9 ~ ~ Il. forgot to lead them 50 they
49, Z g on: Wien they clicked /
n ~, " laii into the trap which had
~ 'P@fed as tie grave, but !
81 ~ knew that | must say some
b = . ~. fell, as the audience be-
As;dI'u ' : "a! 50 ! drew myself up
bur l.. l dle, rlddled by score Of
sesS I I@s. thank God, ] have breath
\ ssras sat IN tins poor body to curse
"a i =, ninent whose impecuniosity
ksr n n supply It's soldiers with air
A. 'n 6 ! fell, and the curtain
kthess Oq " saved the scene by my
10 Fer,la They didn't laugh. Chi
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-12-03
There Was No Danger.

A sarcastic lawyer. during the trial of a
case remarked:
Cast not your pearls before swine"
Subsequently, as he rose to make the argu-
ment, the judge said, facetiously;
BE careful, Mr.. S.. not TO cast your pearls
before swine"
Don't be alarmed. your honor, | am
about to address the jury, not the court. ~
Burlington Free Press.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-12-03
In Hoe SiCnO, Etc.

Tommy-How long ought a good watch to
90 before it is worthessf
Johnny Gudicially)-That depends was
given a gold watch last Xmas and it is now
beyond redemption.
Tommy-Is it possibles How do you &C
count for it,
Johnny Well, the fact is | never could
get money enough together to get it from my
uncle.-Lawrence American.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-12-03
A New Machine.

Biter-Say, this slot machine is swindle
I've dropped five nickels into it and haven't
got anything yet.
Owner Of the Machine-Did you read what
it says on top of the nachine7
Biter-No!
Owner-Well, do so, then
Bitter reads, Drop nickel in the slot and
confirm the statement that all the fools are
not yet deadr'-Lawrence American.