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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22

Everything that is stylish and reii-
able. From an assortment of such ex-
tent and variety, every man, youth and
boy can find goods suitable alike to his
size, shape, complexion and pocket
book 1t would be an almost endless
task to make specific enumeration of
the many goods now in stock. Suffice
il to say that / can supply your every
want. Everything that belongs to a
tirst-class clothing house can be found
at A. &. DELLER'S.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22
GOING EAST.
GOING WEST.

Passengers for Shullsburg make best Conncc-
tions by leaving Mineral Point freight train
at $50 Il. IN.
Passengers leaving Mineral Point at 40 p IN
arrive at Platteville at 60 m.
Returning leave Patteville 30 p N and arrive
Mt Mineral Point at 40 pm.
Leave Pattevile at l 05 IN arrive ut Mineral
Pint ut &C ON, n. IL. SNOW, Agent.
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
MADISON DIVISION.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22

Fast Mail Line with Vestibuled Trains
between Chicago, Milwaukee, 81. Paul and Min
utHpulis
Frans-ContIDentnIH Route between Chi
cngo Council Bluffs Omaha, and the Pacific
Coast.
Great National Route between Chicago,
Kansas City and 81. Joseph, No.
300 Miles of Road reaching all prin-
cipal points In Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa. Missouri and Dakota.
For maps, time tables, rates OF passage and
freight etc, apply TO The nearest station agent Of
the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE IL ST. PAUL RAILWAY,
or 20 any Railroad agent anywhere in the world
ROSWELL MILLER, A. V. B;CARPENTER,
Gen Manager Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agt
Hs-For Information in reference TO Lands and
Towns owned by the CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, Il ST,
PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY, write TO II. q. HAUGAE.
Land Commissioner. Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22

Rs~Thrcugh tickets and checks to all points
constantly on hand.
Refrigerator cars for Chicago-Butter Eggs
&c.-Nondays and Thursdays. For ST Louis
Mondays and Wednesdays. For New Orleans
Wednesdays, Also Refrigerator especially for
Chicsgo-Nesl Calyes-every Wednesday.
Butter Eggs, &c, can be placed in cold storage
HOUSE. AT any time and shipped al pleasure of
owner 1Hos, COLLINS, Ag't Ill. Genital,
Dodgeyille, Wis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22
AFTER MANY YEARS.
A Mean Deed That Cost Its Doer q Seat
In the United States Senate.

A Mean Deed That Cost It's Doer q Seat
In the United States Senate.
Thirty years ago a little boy was given a
quarter of dollar for spending money.
As he was walking down street, very
happy, he met with an older boy and showed
him the money, saying as he did so: "Seo
what my good papa gave me to spend"
The older boy knocked it out of the little
fellows hand, snatched it up aud ran away
with 1t. The little boy was almost heart
broken, but when he went home CRYING
and told about it, his mamma gave him an
other quarter. This mollitied him, but he
never forgave that older boy. The war
came on, and the older boy was given a
commission in the army, while the little
one remained at home, because he was too
young TO enlist. After the war the younger
boy became clerk in the War Department
Within the past fifteen years, the older boy,
who had become lawyer and an orator,
announced himself as u candidate for the
United States Senate, and he had a large
following.
1t looked as though he might be elected
But one morning the newspapers of the
country, especially of his own State, pub
hshed statement to the effect that the
candidate had been dismissed from the
army for cowardice, and othel question able
conduct. The lawyer denied the charge,
and extracts from the muster rolls in the
War Department were publish d, showing
that the charge was true. lie was not
elected. After his defeat was a complished
he received a letter rom Washington con-
tanning the words: do you remember the
day you outraged little boys feelin g, al
most broke his heart, by stealing quarter
from hint That deed cost you a seat in the
Senster This true story might warrant
the moral that honesty and gentlemanly
conduct always pay better than rascality.
Not only bread, but thistles, cast upon the
water return after many days.
A Useless Journey.
Ny little four-yesr-old brother was led
into the room to see new sister. He stood
for moment in deep thought, and then
ssksd:
YES"
ibid tum from Hesvenr'
"Yes, DEAR
ibid 90 tum from Hesven,n
"Why, res"
us we all doing back to Heavenp
81 hope SOL
sDen I'd dess as leave have STAYED dare
Ind saved tar fars."-N. Y. World
Gone to the Mountains FOR the sunm.r.
Mrs. Swansdown Ito her uazid)-You sent
She notice to the Society Cleaner that had
soas to the mountains for the summer. did
you not, NInettei
Ninette-Yes, madam
That is right We have only to keen
the front blinds closed and be deaf to the
door-bell. and the heated term will rzss
very comfortably here Summer resorts
are SO EXPENSIVE and such bore s,-T.v..
SittinGs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22
JACUD SEED.
Bis Strange Experiences with the
elixir of Youth"

o PERSON detests
more than l do the
habit which certain
newspapers have OF
publishing any thing
regarding the pri-
vate business of 9
private individual.
Yet in some cases
5 u C h publication
5 e e m 5 Justi6able,
and l think the case
of Joseph Sneed, OF
Detroit, is one OF
I h o S e instances.
Cow avn, Mr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22
MADISON DIVISION.

Passenger train leaving Dodgeyille at a. M.
makes close connections ut Freeport with train
for st. Louis, New Orleans and all points south
and vest arriving at st. Louis at : a. m. and at
New Orleans st II p. m. the following day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22
A Useless Jourpev.

Mrs. Swansdown Ito her maidl-You sent
She notice to the Society Cleaner that had
soas to the mountains for the summer, did
you not, NInettet
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22
Reliable Goods

You will find my extensive estab-
lishment filed to its utmost capacity
with all that goes to make up the stock
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-20
THE OMNIBUS TERRITORIAL BILL.

Agreement Reached by the Conference
WASHINGTON, d. c.. February 10
The conferees on the Omnibus Terrific
rial bin reached an agreement to-day
Mr. Barnes, of the House conferees, re-
fused 10 sign the report.
As agreed upon, the report omits New
Mexico from tho bill, divides Dakota into
two States, and admits Montana and
Washington as States. All are TO be adj.
mitted by proclamation by the President,
and the Senators and Representatives are
to take their seats in Congress next De
cember The date for holding constitu-
tion conventions in the several territories
is May 10Th The report will be pre-
sented to the Senate and House at the
first opportunity. There is rumor to-
night that the President may veto the
bin
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THE SAMOAN TROUBLES.
The French Express intention to Take
Possession of Three of the Group.

San FRANCISCO, February 19.-The
schooner Tahiti from Tahiti, brings news
that intense excitement exists there
over the news Of the Samoan trouble,
and that this excitement is aggravated
by an expressed intention Of the French
authorities 10 take possession Of Palo
Palo, Muaheine, and RairateG the three
leeward islands of the Society group.
The French have occupied the lower end
of the biggest island, but cannot reach
the natives, who have retreated 10 the
mountain Businesses, whence they emerge
al every chance TO hsrass the Europeans.
Il would seem as if the latter would not
speedily bring the natives under SUBJ
lection.
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FOREIGN NEWS.



LoNDoN, February l0.-ln tho Parnell
case to-day Mr. Mcdonald, manager OF
tbe Times. stated that he had paid llous-
don 1850 for Parnells letter, dated June
18Th, aud for the Egan-Carly letter. lie
had paid Houston a total sum Of t2,53O.
The witness said that the statement made
by the Tmes that knives and firearms
were kept at the oiHce OF the National
League. in London, was based upon
information supplied TO the writer ot the
article containing the statement.
WILLIAM O .BBIES AGAIN AhKAIGNED
DUBLIN. February l9.-Nm. o Brien
was to-day again arraigued at TraIlee
for trial. lie refused 90 allow his lawyer
Mr.. Timothy llealy, 10 apologize toI
calling Colonel Turner d sneak yesterday
in court. lie also declined 10 defend
himself further. Nr. O'Brien was sen.
fenced by the court 10 imprisonment fol
six months without hard labor
This sentence, with bis present term
will make ten months imprisonment fol
Mr. C'Brien.
LoNDoS. February l9.-ln the election
10 fiji the vacancy in Parliament for East
Pertshire. Scotland, which took place TO-
day. Mr.. kinlock, Gladstonian, received
1905 votes, and Mr. Boas, Cnionist
p4Q
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A Sensitive Man Commits Suicide

LITTLE Rock, ARK, February 10
News reached here to-day OF the suicide
of Hon. Jesse Calhoun, a prominent
planter of Pike county Some time aeo
he received word that his son had been
arrested and jailed in Texas charged
with murder Proud and sensitive, the
in clligeace pre- yed Oh his mind, and he
swallowed a vial OF morphine, dying in
great agony Hon. J. p Dunn, Of the
House, is relative of Calhoun, who was
one OF the wealthiest men in Pike
county.
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
Grand Celebration Of Its Centennial An
niversary.

Grand Celebration Of It's Centennial An.
niversary.
WAsHINGTON. February 1g.-1he cen.
tennial celebration Of Georgetown Col
lege will commence tomorrow, and all
preparations for the important eyont are
now complete
Cardinal Gibbons arrived here al 2.3O
this afternoon, and was escorted to the
college by the cadet corps, tue faculty
and a large delegation of clergy from all
over the country, upwards of 500 of
whom are in attendance. When he
reached the college three addresses were
delivered, one by Mr. Ed. o OBrien, Of the
Rhetorical class; the second by Mr..
Ernest Smith. of the Sophomore class;
and the third by Mr. Edward Keys, Of
the Freshman class Mr.. c. O'Day read
poem.
Among the most distinguished prelates
already here are Archbishops Ryan, Of
Philadelphia, and Corrigan, Of New
York: Bishop Ohara, of Scranton;
Bishop Foley, Bishop Ryan, Of Buffalo
and the bishops of Brooklyn and Que
bcC
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TERRIBLE CYCLONE iN ALABAMA.
Spread. Destruction Generally In it. Path

spreads Destruction Generally la its run
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, February 10
The lower end Of Shelby was swept by a
terrible cyclone yesterday morning. The
scene Of the disaster is remote from the
railroad, and only meagre reports have
been received. Ii is known, however,
that many houses have been blown down,
a number Of people killed, aad many in
iured Tho loss 10 property will be
very great.
The cyclone travelled in a northeasterly
direction II was only a hundred yards
in width, but It's course was twenty miles
or more in length, and through thickly
settled portion Of country. People
were in their beds, and had very little
chance to escape from their houses. The
most reliable reports received here state
that from thirty to forty houses were
blown down, five or six persons killed,
and about thirty Injured, some Of them
severely Many cattle and horses were
Killed or crippled
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HACKED TO DEATH WITH an AXE.
Terrible Revenge of an Injured Husband.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, February i9.-The
J0arnors Ashland, Wis. special says
Thomas Montgomery, a wood chopper at
High Bridge, Wis, a short distance from
this CITY on the " isconsin Central rail.
way, was this morning killed and literal
w hacked TO pieces with an axe by Louis
Burke, a tie contractor. Burke was
Jealous Of Montgomery, who, il was al
legged, has been unduly intimate with hia
wife Burke went to Montgomery
cabin, and while the latter was asleep
chopped him to DEATH cutting the body
in many parts.
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The West virginia MuddIe.

CHARLESTON, W, Va. February 10
On the first ballot taken to-day In Joint
assembly Kenna received only 25 votes
against COTS 42; Governor Wilson, 10,
scattering, II. The second ballot re-
suited in Coil receiving II; Kenna, 30;
Governor Wilson, g; scattering :. The
Union Labor members and Corcoran, OF
Ohio county, voted for Ed. Robertson,
superintendent Of the penitentiary.
Only two ballots were taken
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-20
THE HARTFORD HORROR.
The Engineer Pleads Not Guilty OF Man
slaughter.

HARTFORD, Conn. February l0-So
far twenty bodies have been removed
from the ruins of the Park Central Ho-
TEL The injured, fifteen in number, arc
doing we'll
The hotel was regarded as unsafe by
insurance men, and they would take no
yisks upon it.
Alexander Thuyer, the engineer, and
Amos Risley. the assistant engineer of
the hotel, charged with manslaughter.
were in court this morning and pleaded
not guilty, Their cases were then ad.
Iouncd for one week. Bail has not been
obtained. The men assert they are in no
way responsible for the horror. Thuyer
was arrested five months ago, charged
with attempting 10 shoot man The
case is now before the Superior Court
At midnight IL was reported that no
bodies had been found since noon,
though 400 men are at work moving de-
bris.
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ANTLCOUPON MEETING.
Governor Lee aud Mayor Enyson in Peters
burg.

special 90 the TINES.
PETERsBUB0, February 19.-Although
Governor Lee and Mayor Elyson were
not generally expected here this after
noon. they were given quite fine recep-
ti0n in the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, where
they addressed our citizens on
the necessity OF paying Sia'e
taxes in money and not in coupons.
MI II. G. Hardy, cashier of the Peters
burg Savings and Insurance Company,
and president of the local Chamber Of
commerce, presided, and Mr.. {. i. Bur
ton acted as secretary.
Mayor Ellyson spoke first, and his re-
marks were well received.
Governor Lee then made q vigorous
speech. which excited great enthusiasm
Resolutions were adopted by the meet
ing. providing for The appointment TO-
morrow of committee 10 wait upon
our merchants and ask them 10 sign a
pledge that they viii not hereafter use
coupons i'm payment of obligations due
ihe State. Governor Lee aud Mayor
Ellyson were the gusts OF Mr. ;. ".
Neuable.
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II HI Il
R E IS ON w HY.


E1Fz HE REASON WHY we have these reduction sales
il as plain and plausible as any thing can he. The
n motive is not philanthrOpiC One---wc are not de.
srous of giving The goods but TO the best rcgu-
lated houses circumstances will combine To make IL
necessary 10 certain lines Of goods. We may
have misiudgcd the season. The wisest cannot
divine what the elements may bring forth and rs i'm
the Of this Oyercoa cnd suit SaIewhich enters
upon rs Iasi geel.---thero been - weather 10
create IA demand for heavy outer garments.
We absolutely will not carry any Of these 10
another Wed rather sacrifice all profit than
TO make this breach iii business principIes-so we
reduce hem You can well afford 10 buy ONE,
if YOU have TO lay il away for the future. WE can't
afford 80 have thousands left hands---so
duCe them. NOw, the Childrens Department is just
about closing up its seasons business We've taken
OF The stock, and what's left has got sold
we put price on il thai sells il.
Bear n mind shat we not the dumping ground
for anybody anything. we not insensibIe TO
the merits OF other peoples productions, and we
employ portions Of their product suits our
needs i'm supplying YOUR Wangs-but don't receive
tAe refuse surplus from anywhere. We've GOT mo-
parent establishment that keeps fed--but every
thing we have comes DIRECT FROM THE MANI
FACTURER. Fresh reliable good. that we know
yOu want, that's what we've gOi---NOTBING ELSE.
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SfBO.OOO Fire

CNcINNATI, o., February l9.-Fire
this morning destroyed the machine
shops and the locomotive house Of the
Cincinnati indianapolis 81. Louis and
Chicago Railway Company. The loss Is
Sl50,000. One locomotive, five coaches
and thirty freight cars were destroyed
The origin Of the ire Is not known.
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PRIEF TELtGRAMs.

Youy6srowN, o., February l9-Thre'
business blocks were burned early thl'
morning, destroying the stock OF sever
merchants and manufacturers. The los
,s $4,000, Insurance small
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FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
\ Popular Citizen OF Roanoke Crushes
Hi- Head.

special 20 the TfNEs.l
ROANOKE, Va, February l0.-Robert
c. McClanahaD, "a wellknown and popu-
lar real estate agent Of this place, fell
from third-story window Of the general
Office building Of the Shenandoah Valley
railroad this morning, striking the pave
ment with his head, and completely.
crushing IL in lie was dead when a
witness OF b is terrible fall reached him
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AUGUSTA, Ca, February l9.-Ihe Sa-
yannah river rose t0 height OF thirty
three feet yesterday. Many p ,rtions OF the
city lying near the river are SUBMERGED.
Rain has been general throughout TINS
section, and all streams are swollen
threatening railway bridges.
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Wants, Marriage and
Death Notices, not exceed.
ing eight lines, 2J cents for
each insertion.
WANTS.

WANTED.-A LARGE FLOOR
w spsc, for light manufacturing 20"
Carrier No 5. felg-2ts
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JOHN AVIS. Pres dent.
J.. p MARSHALL. Secretary.
'rArr or on o, CT y OF cncrSsAn, C rsrY

srArr or on o. CT YOF CmcNSATI, c uNTY
oE HANILgON-sss
Be II reu embnred. that on ihe 1871 day of
February. A ID. lss9 40 b. cify aforesaid. DE-
fore me. samuel s. Carpenter notary public
m and fur Hamnfnn county. ONO. resi-
don't in fhe said cry, duly m nis stoned
uni qualified Dy the executive authority
and "a der fhe law. SO tie olste of Ono
rJ take aniayiis end the acknowlsds-
meni ST deeds. Sc. pers ualiy appeared JonN
DAVIS. PRECEDENT. anl + p. MARSH II, sec
reu OF fAe INI0N CENTRAL IfE lNsrR
ANCE CwipAsY % Cincinra b. ono. who,
b lug dulv sworn. deposo ana .ay, and each
TOR imsclf sa s. thft they are the above ae
.cribfd officers OF the -rid company and that
the foregoing Is Il true and cOrrec statement
of the dctul. rOuItou ~ s id organ "a Ion
"a the last day az lis tscal 8. aT-tO-Wit. hs
3lst day OF Deccn Der. A. ID lsss, accord NJ Q,
the best ~ their knowledge, formation, anC
belle respective y
Ia ties imony " crcOf | have here
SAL unto set nay hand and Affixed the sea
- OF NY Office, on the lj h day OF Feb
ruary, A. d. ls,9
SANUEL : CARPFNTER.
Notary Public Ia and ior Ilaml ton county
ohio.
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MAZE HELP WANTED.

nVERSEERS WANTED EVERY
~ WHERE az home or % travel. We wish
10 employ reliable person in your county 20
tack up adyrftl emeut. and show cards oi
4 ectrlc Goods Advertisements to bee ticke4
no everywhere, on tree fences and turn pixies
iu conspicuous places in town and country IN
an parts Il the United states ana Canada.
steady employ nent. wa. cs 81 per Jay eA
pen.e. "A Iyancef. no talking required. Locll
work for all or part the time. address win
tMORY & CO.. Managers 2I Vine st-
cincinnati. o. No att1ntion paid to = stal
car,Is fe /. 90
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J. ". MCLEAN. President.

J. ". MCLEAN. President.
h. Y. WENPLE, -ecfctary.
Sworn n f. tho City Of Brooalyn b. fore
Wm. ~ Stebbins, notary Public o. Kin
Cot. ~. by j. N. NcLean. Fresldcut, an1
Henry Y. Wcmp e. Secretary
J A PLEAS ,Nrs. general tGESr.
W. b. LfGiiTfOOT SPECIAL AGENr..
l5E Main street, Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-20

4 NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
y FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 3l1i
DAY OF DECt MBER. iro,. uf THE A.
TUAL cox NDITlON OF THE MANI TITAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ORGAN
~ ID UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK MADE TO THE UDlIOk
OF PUBLIC CCOU rs FOX THE ON-
MONWEALTH or VIRGINIA. PURSUANT
TO THE CODE OF VIRGINIA. CHAPTER
50. SECTIONS lZsO AND lg-3 REGU LATINO
THE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COMPA
MES.
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THE GLOUCESTER HOMICIDE.
items in Hughes wll-His Murderer
Cheerful
special 10 the ItNfs

IeptclAI 70 INC IInF7lI
GLOUCESTER c. II VA February 10
Hughes will max Joshua I Ross, Mrs.
Chas =. Thomas, Ross sister, and y iss
Maggie Thompson, equal heirs of all the
properties OF the deceased. Joshua K.
Ross and Chas L Thomas are executors
without surety. The prisoner is com
fortably fixed, and is quite cheerful
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COURr CALESDAK.



srrarur COURT cr ArpEtrs. January 9th
NDr.n I.n November jfh nt NChmlul
Df.. september cIfh di stanton, Va.
IUIN ..fH. 900 N IflcNlIIo. va.
NIlIMONU CITY.
lnt.rlsY luynI FIRST Monday in January
ArrI. June. and October
|.H..f. IUrur Il First Vt nlay in February
nr. .lrI Monday .r Mas ana October.
Hr..f>.- lDrHI.-Flrst Monday iu every
u.Hfn Hrl september q Oh. tNo court ir
l.-I.fI
a.roE C0uR-Cum.uaL--Ev Every dag at ea2
H
4.II.r COCRI-Civu livery Friday nt i2 VI
HlNRICO.
.Inrru iorRr Third Monday in January
rr-r Monday in May, aud first Monday in
N.f.Itr
ru Cornr -sccond Monday iu every
month. ....
HANOVER COUNTY
CIRCUIT NoJHI.--oth ot April ana goth OF Oc
.rsrY CorHr-Tlrd "Wednesday in every
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
cH.-fr couHr.-ljth of May and 18th of No
cor.n Cnrr-second Monday in every
LOUISA COUNTY.
CfH..r Coru. e0th OF March and 2lth Of
September
O. r>.r Cou.r-secona Monday In every
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A $500 coo firein philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February l9-Blank.
enburg q Co.'S yarn and wooden ware
house, No. 10 Bank street, was totally
destroyed by fire to-day, as well as No.
II Bank street and No. ii strawberry
street, occupied by Thompson Il Sons,
hosiery and notions and No. 20 Straw
berry street, occupied by James d.
OaRes, Jr., woolen goods; shummen *
Bower, wooden goods, No Bank street.
and Lewis Hall, No 20 south Second
street, dress goods, silks and shawls,
suffered considerable damage by fire and
water Loss, 100000.
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Eanni Mosrs r. JACOBSON, Macon,
Ha sav- have never yet had anything
tl Icm0ye iu SO remarkable quick time
ile severe Headaches TO which am sub.
Iegt 10 BraivcrOtine
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Aht - vi N - iN-hH' ~
W.sr--s T.. M-Gmud Opemuc Concert,
N.. tmma Jnch
T..au. SO performance.
Hr.iI-sfroct Opera H0u'e-Mauoeo. 2sD p.
ST.. rIg0l s. j. M.-Slmuoi j. Wheeler, in
CI.sF Adams
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e. a. JONES.
h. 4. BDWE
II. {. BEAIIIE.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 256 ACRES
1 or LAND. LYI g ~ HENRfCO COUS-
TY. ON THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ABOUTll MILES BELOW richmond, AMI
KNOWN AS SONG MEADOW"
In execution of deed Of trus; from X. Y.
Nosely and wife. recorded 10 Henrico County
Court on Ue emier 10 b. losl, d FAULT having
baeu maie Ia the paym' nj OF note for
9iT.e-. with Interest from April ith lo1A: and
an T. for si0SE. with interest nom April
9TH iss5. ann secur.d 4 b, aid deed. Il being
required 20 90 by the holder OF thu said no -.
I shall rs surviyins trust e, sell by .eti u. "a
front Of the Custom h0us p, y Bank. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. Richmond. Va.
on
SATURDAY, MARCH end, isee.
al 70 o'clock, NJ, the land above described.
rRkNs.-Cash sufficient 10 deirsy the ex-
/ pfnses of sale and pay the said two potee
with interest there n. and the residue upon
'''iN' " " 1RUs BOsSI.rx.
fels. ut-exsu surviving Trustee.