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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06
By Quarles s. McCurdE
Eeal Estate AuctlOne0rs.


SALE OF A SMALL
/ TRACT OFLAND SITUATED ~ HENRiCO
ABOUT ONE HALF NILE FROM
LAUREL UOBNERLY HUNGARY STATION.
on RICHMOND. FREDEklCh0BJk G An
POTOMAC RAILROAD, AT AUCllON.-ln pat
execution OF decd Of trust dated sjth juno,
1888 10 the undersigned trustee. and recorded
Ia Deadlock III, page 3l2. henrico county
Court, We, being required 40 20 DO oy ne holder
OF the note thereby tecured. default having been
made in the payment Of tho same, VIII Ouer for
sale, upon the premises on
THURSDAY. JANUARY ~. 1850,
at O'Clock. the TRACT pF LAND above mon
uouel, containing TWENri-NlNE ACRES, be-
ing part OF Lot 2, OF Glaze6r0ot's survey
Terms: Cash a. To- cost and expenses ~ sale
and 10 pay Oh a balance oi gIli5) dus on note
and interest from l0th september, 1855: balance
on terms announced Of SALE
~. l. COWARDIN,
". II. MCCARTHY,
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tab lthctetd.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
NUABLE GREEN SPRINGS FAl MUIR
suant 10 a decree OF Louisa Circuit Court rea-
dered November 8, 1883. Ia the suit OF Morris 3
administrator rs. Morris, &c. tho undersigned
commissioners will offer for sale al p1Olic auo-
ton, upon the premises. on
FEBRUARY 6, 1870,
~ O'Clock T. W., mat VALUABLE TRACT or
LAND lying in the Green springs neigh bOrhood,
IN Louisa county. al Joining tao lands OF Henry
Taylor A. C.. Buruct', and Others, OF which the
late Joseph ". Morris diOi seized aud pOss ssed,
containing Sis4 ACRES.
Thisis an exceptionally nue farm, having abOu.
65l acres Of arabic land AN sufficiently takeu 90
grass 10 afford good grazing; Of this about 400
acres is very nne Green Syringe land well oct ia
grass
Tho farm Is vol gstered and has ample tim
her for all farm purposes. Tho building con-
sists OF n small frame dwelling. and large and
comfortable Out-buil1iIR5 in good repair lhe
farm IL well located with reference u churches,
schools. and markets, bong about five miles from
Liudsay's station. on Chosa peake and Ohio rail-
way, and about seven miles from Gord0nsulle.
The farm will first be offered as whole, AM N
no satisfactory bid IS obtained Will then %
offered I'm parcels 20 suit purchasers
IEKNs: Cash o. pAy costs ot suit AMI sale (;
residue upon a credit OF one, tgo. and thfee
years. evidenced by homestead waiver bonds
with approved security. with iaierest from day OF
sale: but II one third OF purchase-m lney Il paid
10 cash no security will be required aud title 70
talned iii purchase-mOney IS fully paid.
H. T. w. DUKE,
r. v WINSTON,
r. L. GORDON,
G.. h. ANDERSON,
Special Commissioners
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A New orleans n.rehant.

Mr.. A. X. Seago writes: Send me a
dozen bottles OF Huckleberry Cordial for
soms afflicted children NJ the orphans' home.
Have used Il with 90 much success Ia my
family know what II will do.
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This certidcs hat tho bond required Of j.
l. Taliaferro, commissioner In the chancery
suit Of T. T.. Dawson & Co. ~. !. F. koss, under
decree entered ON he l1tl day u October, 1854
has been executed IL accordance with oaid do
cree.
10 o5-Su7t SAMUEL =. CHAPMAN, &. q.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
By John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Au,tioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
y VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING ON NORTH NINTH STREET BEYOND VI
STREET BY AUCIION.--By ylrtue Of decree
Of tho Chancery Cour. of The city Of Richmond
entered on ;ho cath % December. l.-S, in the
case o. Loving and vito and ris. ~. fngolking,
&C.. tho ersiguel. special commissioners,
viii yell at public auction, on The promises, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY Il, 1879,
al o'clock p. NJ, that desirable TWO-STORY
BRICK BUILDING on the cast side u Ninth
street. known ss No. 10, a. present and for
many years past occupied as A store and DWELL
los. Tho lOt has a front OF Sd feet AMI depth
OF $50 feet
THIS il q good stand for business. and the pro-
perry ia occupied Boy % prompt paying tcnanL
TERMS: ono third cash; balance in SIX ana
twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added. and title retained until all the purchase
money q paid and a convey aure ordered o. the
Court EDGAR ALLAN,
.. ~AMUEi PAWSU,
T.. %. WENUtNBLBG,
H. n. CALDWELL.
Special Commissioner.
LOYISG AND WIFE, PLAINTIFFS Against ENGEI-
KING. &C., DEFgEpANr-ls tbs CHANCgRY
COURT or THE CITY W hCHNOND:
]. Charles ". Goddln. CLERK Of said court
certify that tho bond required II the special COM
mis5i0nor5 Boy tho decree iu said cause OF De-
cetnler -. 1883, has been duly givol.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of January,
lSsq.
Ia6 CHARLES W. GoDDIN.
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By Quarlos s. MsCuriy,
Real Estate Brokers.

~ CSTEES' SALE OF BRICK
i STORE AND DIVE iING PROPERTY AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECOND AND
CANAL STREETS Al AUCIlON-ln execution
OF acsrtan de9d u trust from Alex. d. NOr % no
undersigned. dated December I'D. 1881, and re-
corded in Deed Book ~ b, page lgn, being re-
quired ~ 70 DO by tho beneficiary under SAID
deed default having beeu male 10 toe payment
of the motto secured thereby, viii ohcr for sale
upon tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY l6, 1889
az O'Clock. the PROPEklA conveyed ~ said
deed. Tho dwelling IS economically located
and well arranged, containing six rooms. Win
bath and closets the Store has dwelling
over same oi five rooms An Inspection oi
tho property IS invited. To. 80 ny 81 feet Bo,n
houses occupied boy good tenants.
1ERWs: cash n % cost aud expenses ~ sale
and sufficient % pay on note Of q so, with ints-
rest from October ~, 1885,: te.idue a. may bs an
nOunced at sale. ". l.. COWAkDiN,
". IA. MCCARTHY
fg5 Trustees.
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InrlsA CnrNrY-To WIT:

LOUISA C0UNTY-To WIT:
hereby certify that the bond required OF tho
special CO nmissloners ia the causes 81 Morris 4
administrator us Norris 20 1ls., pending In the
Louisa Circuit Court, has been given with ap-
proved security
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Deem
Der. 1875. SAMUEL "a. PARSONS,
ia6-suty Clerk.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE MASONIC TENPLs AssocIATIOS,l
EICaN0sp "a December n ISsS (

OFFICE MASONIC TENPLs AssOcIATIOS,l
RIcHa0sD, Va. December q. 1888.
GEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
y ERECTION or A MASONIC TEMPLE at
the corner Of Broad and Adams Streets Ia Rich
mOnd. 10 accordance VITA Tie plans prepared by
Jackson q COT, architocL will DO received by
the Building Committee at their ONCE, corner
Main ana Mum streets, Until ~ NJ. FRIDAY,
February IS. 1854
Pans and specifications may be seen after
January l5th nt tne Office Of " alter x. HighAIn,
ShRisr building. Richmond, Va, or that Of Jack
son {. Gogt corner Charles and Lafayette streets,
baltimore, Nd
Bids will be received for tho work a. 8 whole,
and also for EACH TRl DIX separately, the Build
ing Committee resersiug tho right % reject any
or al bids. according as they may deem me best
interests OF the association may require
WILLIAM 4. TANNER,
A. X COURTNEY,
l. .. TOWER,
10 Seod5t&tdtFel Building Committee.
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By Jas. MacdougalL

By Jas. Macd0ugaL
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
/ NEW PbRLOR FURNITURE. LOUNGES,
UNFINISHED WORK FRAMES, UPHOLSTER-
ERS' MATERIALS, SFWGNG-MACuINES, &c,
AT AUCTlON.--By virtue Of n deed OF rust from
McNames q Tyroe 20 the undersigned as trustee,
and duly recorded. will sell, at No ~ south
Ninth street ,up-siairsl, on
MONDAY. 7TH INSTANT.
~ 10N o'clock, the entire stock OF NEW FURNi-
1URE. &c. conveyed by said decd, embracing
Excellent Walnut and Cherry ParlOr suits. fin
ished in six and Embossed Plush and Hair
Cloth: >llk-plish lockers and Chairs; ROYAL
Piush-COyorcd Bed aud single Lounges: Wal
nut ana Cherry Parl0r suits. unfinished =
Walnut Lounge Frames; Wheeler q Wilson
No. 10 Sewing Machine, nearly new; a large lot
of Plush Hair-C 10Th, Ramies, Gimps, Cords,
1Wine. Springs Tacks &c, sc.
Particular attention Is asked. as tho goods are
all neW aud Inust be sold.
THOMAS 4. REDDIN, Trustee.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. Salesman. JAZZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06
BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real EsLnle Hr0kers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NOTED
i YELLOW-TAyERN PROPERTY, on BROOK
ROAD. ABOUT SIX MILES NORTH OF klCA-
MOND-ln execution II q certain deed OF trust
from j. r. NeurOhr and wife 10 ne Undersigned,
o. airing date January ~. 1850, AMI Oi record ia
HcnricO County Court. Deadlock H. page %,
being required so 20 90 by mo beneficiary under
said deed, default having been made IN the note
thereby secured, will o1er Tor sale, upon tho
premises on
TUESDAY. JANUARY -, 1889.
al l2 O'Clock NJ. tho PROPERTY conveyed By
said deed, consisting Of a tract OF land with i'm
pr0gemenfs known ~ the OLD YELLOW
TAVERN, containing 3ZlS ACRES. and a tract of
2 ACHES lying nOrh Of tho site Of tho Ola yell
low Tavern.
Terms: Cash as b. cost aud expenses Of sale
and slrlclency 70 pay of not0 Of tl,s0), with
interest from February !, 1888; balance as may
Do announced az safe. ". j. COWAKUlN,
". IA. MCCARTHY,
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By George W. Mryo, Auctionser.
Ono. T.. Laughton. Jr. Sale5man,)
10 q Ninth street

DFGULAR SALE OF HOUSE.
III HOLD FURNITURE. STOVES. AND MIS-
CELLANEOUS GOODS ArAI CTION.-Attention
10 called 70 my REGULAR MONDAY SALE,
commencing AZ l0H O'Clock, az ny auction
rooms, no - Ninth street
The collection for tho day viii include largo
line Of useful HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
such as
BEDSrEAD5 and MATTRESSES;
EXTENSION DINING and LEAF-TABLES;
MARBLE-TOP and PAIN TED BUREAUS;
COOKING AMI HEAIING-SIOF ESi
PLATFORM STORE TABLES
Tho balance 81 tho stock OF TOYS,
And many other articles. besides
A largo assortmentof NISCELLANEOCS HOUSE
KEEPING ARTICLES too numerous 10 men
ton.
An invoice OF NEW CLOTHING and RUBBER
COATS. GEORGE W. MAYO.
!a6 Au,t,oneer.
4 UCTION SALE OF CABBAGE
"A We Will soil one ear CABBAGE az Chesa-
peake and Chic depot MONDAY, p. NJ. Track
No. q
lad II. WALLERSTEIN 3 co.
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BY Gsorgs W. Mayo, Aactioneer,
(Jpo. X LAughton. Jr.. ssiesmapJ
No. * north Ninth street
rUp1rsTrEs Observation-Disclosures


TRUSTEES SALE oFACoMPLETE
Il OUTFIT OF TOBACCO MACHINERY AND
FIXTURES AT AUCTlON.-By virtue Of deed
Of trust from w. A. BiAnkensntp 90, dsusa
January 20 tssS duly recorded ia Doel-bo0k
i3i Il, page e47. in RichmoDd Chancery Court
default having been made 10 the payment OF
certain notes thereby secured, ana Deins re- e,
by auction, at the factory. No. % north "eutleih
street. between Main and Franklin, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1889,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all the MA
CHINERY and FIXTURES used IN a complete
tobaccO-tsctory, ~ follows-ail OF wnieh are ~
perfect order and ready Tor immeulais use' an
can be inspected at any time prior 70 The sale or
al the sale:
lTwenty-nve-Horse Boiler,
ElgbtHorso Engine,
Hydraulic Pump,
3 Shape-Presses,
2 Pot-Presses
Pots.
10 Box Screws, Banda and Billets:
. Wooden-Back Pocket Plece Mis-,
Iron Back Pocket Piece MIL
Woodeu~BAck Nino-lnch hills,
! WoOden-Back pound-Lump Mil,
Wooden Back Llalt-Pound-Lump NILS,
Iron-BRck SKIES MIL,
1 Wooden Back Short Tens Mil,
Narrow Nooden-Back Nine-lnch MIL,
Boards ,2Sx5) Iron Rack Mills
Wooden Back Elves Mills O@xB),
Wooden Back Eleyen-Iuch Mil,
wooden Back Fours Min deep,
WoOddn-Back FOure Mill lshaitoTh
MOOden-Back FOurs NIL.
WOoden-Ba,k Narrow Pound MIL,
Wooden Back pound-Lump Mills,
! Farmers Lump Machine,
Msshor Lump Machine.
1 Round Pot
Is Retainers,
u Crimpiug- Boards,
sets Keg Billets,
/ SET Eieven-Inch Pot Innings,
sets Nine-inch Pot Linngs,
Large Platform scales,
Small Platform Scales,
swinging scales
2COunter scales
Sturdevant Blower,
] Wringer.
! Licorice- Boiler,
8 Lump Benches rs stalls completely,
Dumb Waiter,
% Lump Boxes with Rollers,
% Lump Boxes without Rollers,
go Lump-Dryers,
2l0 Leaf-Drye's,
Four-Wheel Truck,
1TWo-Wneel Truck,
Cutting knives,
steam Chests,
$3.50 feet Steam Pipe,
largo lot OF Blocks, Sinkers, and Tins,
groOyed and plain.
At the same time there will be offered large
PLUG, LEAF. AMI SCRAP TOBACCO,
FLAVOKNGS,
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Anne DRIVING MARE and WAGON, suita-
BILE for drumming city trade.
The attention of the trade Is called 10 this sale,
"a an opportunity Is offered 70 buyers 70 select
aud purchase lrst-cias5 Fixtures.
TERMS: All sums Of 800 snd under. cash;
over that amount, sixty days note with l0r
cent Interest, with approved security.
10. LANE STERN,
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
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AUCTION sALEs-monaay.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY. YA.-By
virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Glouces-
ter county, rendered In the chancery Cause OF X.
T. Dawson & Co Us. J. +. Ross, tho undersigned,
a. special commissioner therein appointed, viii
offer for sale at public auction at Gloucester
Courthouse Va all p II. on
TAR 7TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1883.
that valuable real estate known "a SOUTH
WHITE MARSH. situate 10 tho aboye-named
county. seven miles respectively from Glouces-
ter Point and Clay Bank Wharves on YORK river,
whence daily steamers 70 Baltimore end Rich
m0ud two miles from Roane's wharf on Ware
river, Whonce tri-geekly steamer 70 Norfolk AMI
bl-yeekly steamer - Baltimore, and with post
office and telephone Office on the farm. WHITE
ARSH contains $50 acres OF the most prOduc-
tive farming and grazing lands IN lidewater
Virginia, OF which 90 acres In tmDer-pine,
chestnut. white and fed-OaS, &c Tho improve
mcnts consist OF ample barn aud stable accom-
modauons. With several small dwclling-bOuses,
and includes abou. 10 acres planted In ornemen-
tai trees and shrubs, rare and varied, forming
beautiful park and lawn, with ste Tor mansion
house.
IN permanent meadOW AMI pasture and situated
IN one Of the most des rable neighb0rhO0ds Ia
that sec ion.
Tor further particulars apply 20 j. z. Ross at
the place or the undersigned.
TFRMs: Cash sufficient 20 all costa N suit and
expenses ~ sale: balance on credit Of one,
two and taroe years; utio retained until all the
purchase-mouey is pa q. -
o. L. TALIAFERRO,
special Commissioner,
Gloucester Courthouse, Va
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 5 lSoa
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers: l. b. Iatum, agent.
CLEARED.
German brig Friederieke Z. Heitmulisr, Pelo-
"a HraLll.
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Lo.r. srxAsEn. Asn seUsa

49, 100000 SSSlSg,s.,.>e>s,
4 OSr, ON SATURDAY, q
Il PockKT-BOOK. eontzhasas So ~. ~
IN nonoy and A cote Of A. u stexsn 49, -
son 70 John !. SteYvnsoh u $50 sEa - ~
tickets. between neividero and hsta sLsvss
New Market. A lisarsl rsrAd -Ll y pa
returned N T. II. kLlSFi,
Msnss.l styeot, between Fifsh ssc 50 y ~ - n.
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des foot Seventeenth sue'i

Clt EO COAL. COKE, AND ca
h,-fs cOs MOOD. hl'/'
Wanted, hcusekeepers ~ W thai mos -.
CELLgNf AND ECONOMICAL kUEL snltl -
are selling AZ s. 50 aud s. per Ion. espe.iAif
con- mendsd tor all klnis Of eoOting ss'e>
Alec, ali other Kinds OF FpKL
SAMUEL n. COTTRLla
'Phoas as0. Broad between EishA AID AnsA
dc sim
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS JANUARY 5. 1881
by Telegraph

NFHINFUs
Steamship Guysndotte, Kelley, New York, ana
called for New FORK, merchandise.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, Richmond,
and sailed for New York. merchandise.
Steamship Obock, New Orleans, coaled, and
sailed for HnYre.
Schooner o. .. Witherell. Boston, 20 load coal
Schooner Everett Webster, Boston, seeking.
SAILED
Schooner Sue Williams, Pearce, New York
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URUSTEEY SALE OF A VERY
4 VALUABLE APPOMATTOX-RIyRR FARM
BY AUCION.-By virtue Of certain deed ~
trust from Charles a. Galop dated june l5 lssi.
duly recorded N Chesterfield County court ia
Deed Book %, page 3d. We shall prOccei % sell
by puzzle auction, IN front OF the county court
house Of Chesterfield county, on
MONDAY, JANUARY Il, 1889.
chat being cOurt-day.l az o'clock z. NJ, that
VALUABLE hACr of LAND 10 Chesterfield
county known as" LONCWpOD," conta ning loo
ACRES. more or less. together with ali improve
ments thereon or tnerrt 10 belonging. including n
comfortable FIR AMED DWELLING with brick
basement. containing eight rooms aud ne usual
out-Dli.iings.
TERMs: enough iu cash % defray the expenses
Of sale and 20 pay OF note OF 5000 Ni,h IN
terest thereon from July 10 1884, until paid. and
the residue. II any, upon slcn terms a. may DO
Dr. LYNCH.
JOHN DUNLOP,
HsSRY L srAPLEs s. Co, Auctloneers. ias
TRUSTEES SALE OF A COM
l. PLErE OUTFIT FOR MANUf IT,
RING CHEWING TOBACCO
At AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust from w. A. Blank
enship & Co, dated January 80 ls-8. duly re-
corded. we will sou oy auction, az the factory,
40. % north twentieth street. between Main and
Franklin streets, on
THURS DAY, JANUARY 10. 1889,
commencing 81 10 O'clock A. NJ. all tho MA
CHINERY. FIXTURES, &C.. used 10 a complete
tobacco factory, consisting Of HYDRAULIC
PRESSES AND SHAeIAG PRESSES, BOILER,
ENGINR STEAM PIPING. IlcORICE BOILEH,
TINS. IRoSs, foT-FhEsSE - and PotS, BOX
sCkRWs, aud. 10 fat everything necessary 70
opera,e a nrstclass factory.
The Atten Ion OF Lhe trade Is called 20 this sale,
a. an opportunity Is offered 10 select snd pur-
chase dfsLclsss fixtures.
30. LANE STERN,
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
Trustees.
Also. a large Tot OF Ping ani LEAF TOBAc-
co, FLAYOkINGS. OffiCE FURNITURE, 6e.,
viii Do offered al tho same time. "a 81
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I,oR sALg

DIVE iINGS on Fin" street
DWELLINGS 90 AlUemar.e street.
DWELLINGS Dn he.rrtHIr -'.'nf,
pVEIllNG aui ~IUl.E ID rh.. fa.n street
DWELLING ami STORE Du Twenty -lllh
street
Large number of VACANT Loss in hl,lmonl
buf Nuu.Lesftf.
FARN on 81 ACRES, with stuls .Iarrr. Boz
Chesterfield.
tMfh.NtD PROPERTY. De- a.f'e. no "hf
Station. 80 hmout and Allegheny rt.Ir ei
if yug want -rts q uf.i.a .. Iaf.+.'-
call On ~ IS. FI.A.. .t tN..
Real Estate Agents ans '..f.. .r.n,
faGt Il. aaii s.rs.-
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TRAYELLING-
w AIEAW

FOR tue STATE UF yIi6INIA
TO SELL BOTTLED LAGEk hEit rN O'f
MISSION Tor largo New York Brewery. lt.
ties trading win groceries, hlfalf faI.ous, .
eau make ADVANTAGEOUS ARIA rUWrut. IN.
dress, giving references. exptrlel... &c..
HUbN fi-.
care ~ william Young
la4-Gt n PARK ROa, Sos OiN
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WANTED, $50 PURCHASES FOR
w ROAD-CARTS AT $40 same a. ! sold
last year for t14l. New yesr-new pr.css 3est
for the money on earth rare chance only -four
more Of nose SPRING ROAD WAGONS LEFT -
S32 No more Of this style win be manufactured.
style No. p. S4i. One and Ewo-hogse LUMBER
WAGONS.
u. Q. BErTRYs. creushaw Warehouse
fa.l-dF. Su, W3t&wus
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XITANTED, LADY, ACTIYE -

w Intelligent 70 represent a. hrr ID"
cslity an Old nrm. References given at
Quirod. Permanent position and glli i'f
Address hUPghlNrkSDkNl htNlrh.-
TURING HOUSE. LOck-box i5s5, New '-.
&c Jos t
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MARINE INrELLIGENcE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JASUARr Q, 1
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Mrs. Virginius Newton gave tea on Fri.
day evening 81 the home OF her father, Mr..
Isaac Davenport. on Grace street. She was
assisted in receiving 10y her sister. Mrs
Charles L. Williams. Mrs. Newton wore an
empire gown OF gray faille, very beautiful
aud elective, aud Mrs. Williams an owe
fallie dlreetoire costume with rOseTest and
hoish.
Misses Elise and Bruce Williams assisted
at the punch and tes-tabes. accompanied by
Miss Potts And Miss Proctor.
The rooms were very handsomely decorated
with flowers ADD lights, aud Reluhardfs Band
gave delightful music throughout The eve
ming The table was most tAstefully ar
ranged, the centrepiece being large circular
vase filed with La France roses snd ferns.
Later IN the evening the young people we're
isyiied ana completed an entertainment
which was very delightful from Its begin
nipg.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. George Lsthrop has issued Invitations
for tea on Wednesday the 9th, from 5 to s
In The evening.
The Misses Ross left on Thursday morning
for Charleston, ;. G., 10 make aylslt OF seve-
raj weeks 10 Miss Saldee Simonds, who is so
pleasantly remembered In Richmond for her
beautiful musical accomplishments as we'll
N many other attractions. This young lady
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
YES, ELI, WE'RE GETTING THAR!

DIGIT TO THE FRONT AMONGST THE
II bald heads is Old Mack and Young Mack,
Business more than doubled in the last thirty
days. No croaking with us. Goods coming in
and going out all the day long. Every land
cause we are king things hum, as the desert
that was around us a few months ago is now
blossoming with flowers. This is going to be
the hub OF the city and don't you forget it.
re al estate owners. We want commission
for this puff. Below is few of the bargains
for this week:
Antique suites, almost new, for $14; the fell
lows with the big mouths and 81 hats, ask $19
for them. A marble-top solid walnut suite,
little ancient, but cost $3.50. hand made, for
$30 All others in proportion. Chairs, rock
iety and at prices that make people wonder If
we have stole them. No. 518 Spring street.
OLD MACK & YOUNG MACK.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

Too Expensive. Mrs. Skinnphlnt-
Johnny, what did you mean by telling
Harry Plankett that he could come and
fly your kite all he wanted to?" Johnny
II was just giving him taffy, mamma. !"
Mr.. Skinnphlint, (roused from a sound
sleep by Johnny's words)-'If l catch
you giving anything of the kind to any
body while sugar is ten cents pound I'll
break every bone in your body, you
young rascal l"-[Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

CwoRN STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Or
THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
OF LOS ANGELES
At the close Of business June %. 1889.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
overland Freight shipments.

The following is the official statement
of Eastern overland freight shipments,
and the points from which merchandise
was forwarded during June, 1889,
via the Southern Pacific Company; also
total shipments to July l, 1885,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

"You have no idea what has beer
spent on my education. Why, every
single word of French that 1 speak has
cost my father at least 0."-[ [Fliegende
Blatter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
Latest from Nj

Latest from Niagara Falls: Hackman
(on very warm day)-"Fifly cents,
boss" Buffalo Tourist-"What for ?"
Hackman-"You an der gal has been
standin' in der shade fer ten minutes"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
CECURITY SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST co
40 s. Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital, 5000, 10000.

r. N. MYERS, 8, A. FLEMING, J.F. SARToRI
President. Vice-President. Cashier
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Hellman, o. w
Myers, J. F. Ssrtori, T. L. Duque, ]. A. Graves
J. G. DAILY, Morris 8. Hellman, Thomas Mere
dith, Samuel Poleski, JOIN P. Moran, L
aswy EatYah McRd Nell lsidOe s. fGash sh:nS.nd
John II. Bartle, G. w. Perkins, A. J. Brown
President Fourth National Bank of Grand
Rapids, NJ. B. Shaw.
S per cent Interest Paid on Deposits.
Money loaned on ranches and city property
at lowest rates of interest.
Bonds and mortgages bought and sold.
Savings deposits solicited. au1-7m