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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-05-11

Mach credit, writes the Mad
rid correspondent, is due to The
liberal government for 4 : II
which the minister Of the interior
viii submit e. parliament this
Session It's subject II to sup
press several flagrdnt abuses cos
nccted with the employment of
chlldrcn Of botl sexes in mills,
factories and mines The bill
further cnucts ihut 40 child under
9 years Of age slall be employed
at all, and 10 child under l3 II
mines, mi Is Or factories Of ex
plo,iyts, and that all children
undr II years admitted III any
employment are to be vaec mated
The lnaximum Of work fixed b,
The bill for children from 3 to II
years Old is five hours daily, and
for children from l3 TO II eight
hours, but never more than foul
hours at time. The bill abs5.
lut,ly prohibits the employment
IF persons under IL years Of ag'
in any public rntcitalamrnts q
ip acrobatic shows and circuses
Provision is made in the bill ful
forcing parents and employers I,
send children to school and {
ci enln2 asses.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-05-11

bers, De true, tic marvellous pro
cess Of reasoning applied 70 them
selves by tile jury Who Sat on
the Goss lrial ls enough TO shake
one faith IN trial by jury. -[ N.
O. Times Democrat.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-05-11

A yourg nan living near
Sharonyille, Ohio, who tired to
irlghien a companion by "dfess-
iug up as a ghost only got his
face a naged for his pains ~ 9
youth whom he had intended to
scare took up a large stone o.,
seeing the spirit approach, and
strt OK the sTirlt full in the nose.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-05-11

The Oldest war horse IS not
dead, after an. Il is alive at the
age of "a. and is owned by a W.
Isalrett of Stewartsyille, Ind.
THIS animal Isa mare, known as
sod Fly" She went IntD the war
in july 1861, and served until
S ,ptenlber, 1864. She was 10
several big battles and numerous
skirmIs hes.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-05-11

There Is 4 strong sentiment in
this State ~ favor of an cducatIou-
al qualification for voting 10 de-
wise such 4 law, is one OF the main
reasons for urging a constitutional
convention. Tennessee has lately
passed such a law that is very
strangenl in it's provisions. 1t re-
qulles that the names OF all candi.
dates Of all parties, shall be eprint-
ed on the same ticket; these tlcl-
cts are given to the voter at the
polls, aud he is required to step in
a lisile room and mark his ticket
N five MINUTES and to give il over
TO the proper officers. A heavy
peualt, il provided for any one
who attempts oald OF inllGence a
voter The provisions are umple to
place ever voter upon his own
merits and 70 project him in the
exercise Of his choice. Ellisylllc
New south.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-05-11

Isaac Keiin, of Reading, las
the fur of the largest fox ever
killed on the Blue mountains.
The length, with tail, is over 4
feet. The fur shows that the
animal was a cross between the
red and gay foxes.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-05-11
The GAZETTE. One Year

FOAsil = accompany orders.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-05-11
w. G. BLACK,

Chait'n state Prohibition TX Com
IAcKsVS, Miss Apui2l 1859
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
/ rNAIIcHsruALwILLAM.Hun
HOME BASE BALL.
The Nirginias shut Oui the Virginia
Bfighi-.

The Virginia, shut Oui the Virginia
Bught-.
Tie yirginias AMI the Virginia
Brghts PLAYED a game Of base ball at
bo.clcn's Park yesterday evening. The
Nug'nlas shut out the Virginia Bright-
completely. The mines were
Iirgui1s-Lrftwich. g. s.. Mcdonald,
20: West. D., Sydnor. c.; John Disney
TO-. Nichols. ]. f.: James Disney, 30.
HoiOif r.. f.: Taylor. C. +.
lbguu Brghts - Napier. 10.
o R1uke, p.: Jones, 2b.; Luck. c.:
Graham. r. f.. Wayne. |. T.. Smith, SD
Walton, c. f.. Meade. 30.
~ runs were made at all by either
nine until the fifth inning. when the
Nuginias wentin aud scored three runs.
adding % this score ia the next two
inuinss one each. thus making five all
told. The Virginia Brights did fine
work. but throughout the game were
unable 20 pass a man across the home
plate.
The game was called at the end Of the
seventh inning on account Of darkness.
I~)-base HRS. West / left on bases,
Nrginlas ;, Virginia Brights. 4. struck
out. Nrgiuias 9. Virginia Bughts 10:
The Raleigh club. Of Raleigh, y. c..
Will play the Virginias at Base Ball
Park on August 70.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
ALMOST A SERIOUS FIRE.
LOSSES About $1,000.


Yesterday morning at $40 O'clock
flames Vere seen iu the urIer stony of
Mr.. Samuel G.. Flirbalk' Is coouer c-lab
nsbmert NJ. II I've uelh stI,e, be-
tween Main arO Fra kim.
L llceman kerse. VINO was ON th'
beat. ran around the com D. Co. 'ulIr,
company NO.2 Oh NJ lu between ] ", o.
meth and IWert, tit-t. aud SO trded
the alarm No Quickly got on Tvs Cd
streams. aud with tine assistance of
truch company NO. . which arrived Iu
short order. had wafer on the burning
upper story IN "a very ieN minutes. 4
barrel factory generally burns like "a
finder box aud tins one blaz ID furious
~. When Chief Fuller arrived AMI
took a bird SIEVE view OF the situi-
lion. be sent private signal lDr englf e.
No 3 to come aud assist engines Nos.
and . II was good nat he did so. a.
engine No. lChurch Hnll poke dow %
early IN the fight. leaving No. , TO do
the work alone.
The upper story and contents We're
destroyed the roof was burned or
The tiie got down M the thiId story .
but was soon mastered by the fifemeu
IN two hOuis the fire was out
1t was lucky that the fire broke out
m the upper story. Had il started on
the first floor. the entire building would
have been Quilted.
The building is owned by DR.. Robert
G.. Scout. The loss is estimated To b.
between $1,000 aud $1,000. Ii was 10
sured for 50 jO)inth the Mutual Assurance
Society of Virginia.
Mr.. Fairbauk 5 loss may reach $1,000.
lie is fully insured.
There was much excitement in the
neighborhocd. The fire burned anglilv.
aud created some alarm among the res
idents of the nxghborhood all of
whom were up viewing the sight.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

Results Of Saratoga Races Yesterday IN
,,,e. for Mondays Racing ai saratoga

p...,,,. NJ saratoga Races Yesterday
t,ie. Tor Mondays Racing ~ saratoga
The following are the results Of yes
terda, 5 races at Saratoga
F,rst race. one mile tstelle iIsi 8
kim Cab second, Succe sor third'
Time l:42t. uo
second race. throe-quartcr mile'
Kertucky Santiago first. 1am' o
second. W. G. M0rrs third. lime l'lo'
Third race. one and one-quirtef
miles Handicap sweepstakes- Casslu'
first. Lady Hemphiil second D'"i'
third Time 2.l3i.
Fourth race. threc-quartef h'ais'
Congress Hall stakes First heat. Los
Angeles first. MAY second. Snulight
third. Time l.ljt > coud heat. j. 3
Angeles first. May second. Sunlight
third Time 1913.
Fifth race. one mile. Selling Judge
Morrow first. Dilemma second, VIVA
third. Time 1924
Sixth race. one miie-Prather INST
Minnie Hunt second. Liltfoi thifd'
Time l43i
ENTRIES FOR SARATOGA RACES MONDAY
The following are the entries ior the
Sa,aioca races Monday, commencing a.
1880 A.. NJ:
f,s. race, five-cighths OF a nile. SOLE
Sunshine. l05. Netue Kent 10y.
Retoller. li1. Duke OF Bourbon litt
r. diighl. lU7. Alice. 100. Lucan. iN'.
Bau NHl. los. Objection loi teuelon,
10. Lady Pulslicr. 100.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
LOCAL NOTES.

AIR. Gus L. Delarue General Boulan
ger. late of Paris. Richmond we'll
known residurdteur has left for Smith
VILE. Charlotte county. to pay a visit to
his family. who are summeriug there,
and To enjoy the usual much needed
rest. MAY he have good time.
MIR. II. l.. Oifutt, editor of the Hen
dersoD. Ky. journal was in the city
yesterday, and paid the TINES Office u
brief call.
Mr.. W. Hunter Blunt and Thomas
Tray lor lett yesterday for Ocean View.
Mr.. ID. 5. Gates. secretary City Cen
tral Democratic Committee, SAYS that
sad committee will meet on Tuesday
Goth instantl next at the POwhatan
Cub Instead of at the City Circuit
Courtroom as previously announced.
Mr.. Maurice T. Smith, of NJ. T. Smith
* Co. Is on a visit to bis family IN
Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. William NJ. Bridges, tobacco in
epector. though suffering from the
wounds received by the cab running
mt him, is dong as we'll as could b,
expected.
Mr.. John ~ Siarke. and old Rich
mend boy, but now Of Birmingham,
Ala, is at home on visit TO his parents.
The attendance at the Blandon
Switchback Park is growing IN mum
.bers each night. Friday night last the
best lady dancer was presented with
gold ring. and the lady winning the /
ss cond prize was presented with hand /
some bouquet OF flowers.
The Richmond College authorities F.
are making a much needed improve
ment on the campus in front of the
Eroad-street entrance 10 the College.
The earth is being ploughed up and
cartod away. and when the improve
ment Is completed the campus along
Broad street viii be thing Of beauty
IL the weather is fair this afternoon
the cars on the City Railway the horse
c. liDe) will run through TO Reservoir
Park.
Mr. W. {. Mcdowell. the cashier Of
} rd's Hotel. left yesterday to join his
wife and children al Ocean View. They
VIII visit other places before their re-
urn TO the city.
Mrs. John G. boswell left the city
Yesterday & spend the remaiuder of the
ummef season M the country.
CAPITA William r. Drinkard. editor. !
Coonel W. ID Ch,sierman. civ :
* itor o. the Dispatch, arc OIL on va 4
alton. They are both renewing their !,
myth for sturdy strokes during ths +
omirg canNass. 7
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
ALlTERARY CURIOSITY.
The Richmond Enquirer, December .


Tho Richmond Enquirer, December %.
1880.
TIE TIMES received yesterday IN lbs
mails p'IeT which is literary Gu
rn-1y. It's copy OF the Richmond
Enquirer a. Tnur-day. december Q.
l,.J. / Is paper at exceedingly great
Hfe.ts. containing. among other
Things. Doe mess ee OF President An
drew Jackson 60 the Congress Of the
Unit % States. da.ed December :. $50
In was considered Iemai kable feat OF
] urnalIa ic Enterprise in those da,s 90
putii-h the Presidents message IN Rich'
W1ud ESQ days after % WAS read i'm
Congress Now It's cxi ected 10 be in
tsr- and ready for publication at the
moment Do is made public.
This copy of the Enquirer was pub
lisbed by Mes-rs RiicnIe aud Cook and
the paper was ISSUED twice week gen
orally and three time week If any
uin- specially interesting occurred.
ii- subscription price was s. year
sud- It's advertising rates 80 cents al
nch lOr the first sertiou and 30 cents
tfr each subsequent insertion.
h. also contain. the proceedings OF the
, ate Legislature under date Of Decem-
Der ,.h. 1880. with all the legislative
committees Very few. If any. If the
members on the lists are alive to-day.
Tho advertisements read very quaint
lr FIR instance.
NOllcE ID FARM EllS.-Uuvlng numer-
y uu- repairs Hui large additions 20 make
uF mill, small stop grinding Ou The first
lIf Ni IHNu rf next those who intend
sending their wheat f0 flc market are there
iurD requested o. dO so before the 10Th Of
J iuuIlt. us ou tlai da, shall stop buying
J.. j. tnEvALLtE.
/ lNAIIcIl ~plIALNILlIAMsBJ re- -
Il Nntce ls hereby given that nll The cells
3D. ihIs Institution Hte occupied. ana that nu
more patients VIII Dee received until some off
Doe said .tl'- Hit Nucdu due nollc of which
Nil Doe given. bl order oi ccourt OF direc-
lor>. T.. HENLEY.
These are samples of a few Of the GU
rosilie- M this venerable sheet. 10 was
cent by Lr. W. f.. II Durphey. Pamp-
Inns CITY. Perhaps fifty years from
HOW tnis Sunday = issue of the TINES
will be- taken up by posterity and read /.
with as much interest as this ancient
copy of the Enquirer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
George wilson and lii Mu.lrcl

George Wilson and lis company of
burnt cork artists will hold session at
the Richmond Theatre next "wednesday
evening. the 9lst inst Nj. Wilson
claims TO have The only genuine
MINSTREL company 90 the road this sea-
son, and basis his claim upon the fact
that me employs lao feature not
strictly within the realms OF minstrelsv.
While It may be very pleasant and in.
'uuclNe TO gaze upon h0rdes of Aztec
children. Asiatic freaks, HiudOos and
japanese, 1t Is certainly not Just the
light thing to j. > tnem ministries, "
since TOE; axe as little Ike negroes
1T Is possible To imagine. George
Wilson proposes this season % see
II The people want and will support a
,tliCuy legitimate minstrel programme
lie J., assisted by Lew Benedict. Iii Tom
Ward. John T Keegan, RAMA aud
Arno, Howe and Wall and other recog-
nlzed talent of the profession. The
swet dish dance. executed b, twenty
refined dancers. Is q special feature for
the ladies' this time. and viii be- sure TO
meet with their favor. NJ doubt
crushing house will greet the genial
George.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
III OkeIs- RaanesI-

l asked for a package OF Old Vir.
gina Cher, Ots. Not this. The paper
Is of the same color and has the name
OF Virginia - on 1t, but | want the
Old Virginia. manufactured by p.
NhltlOck. and not some of the va
fiOus limitations that have been
placed on the market since the
Oid Virginia Cheroots have been intro
uuccd This Is the request that Is often
IN ale bs consumers " 90 have tried the
limitations. ard have learned the vast
q iieleuce between the Old Virginia
CnefooIs manufactured by Z. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price of the Old Virginia
CheIoOts Is five for ten cents. For sale
everywhere. w,s2w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

NEW ORLEANS. La. August 1.-THE
Iscdyame'S special from Piaquemine
say that while TWO Colored ,ou-laoles
Ed. Henderson and Matthew Carter --
were returning Thursday night from
the execution OF warrant. their We
hicle colhded with the buggy of Fred
WALTON. blacksmith OF the AllemAnia
plantation, aud in the reiee that lol-
lowed Walton shot Carter, who will
probably die. Wal.on was lodged in
jail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

On Tuesday evening next at S1i
O'Clock there will be a public debate oil
IN. fandolph Literary Society al the
ball OF the y. NJ c. \. The question
resolved: That the tendency OF the
United States Is toward a dsspotic
government. Will be debated by
Messfs. j. ID. Frey and Gleutworth
Hail IN the. affirmative aud ".
Mac. Jones and c. NJ. Wallac , Jr
~ the negative. a portion OF the pro-
sramme wal be filled out with musical
numbers, aud pleasant evening Is
promised 10 all.
Tie public generally and the friends
"i the pdfuc pans are h-reb, invited 10
attend without further notification.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

Rob.r ri Snu,cr. .usici m the pen
itentillN. died Nesteiday Of chronic
diarihwa IL had been SICK for me
time. AID II Is believed thai he Cover
nor had ordered pardon papers made
cut III his case on cefllii ate Of the
surgeon to the peni.eDtiary as to his
being ~ ertremis.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
A Montana Politician setting lie wires.

Montana Politician setting ni- Wires.
HELENA. Mont. August l1-Ihe
resignation yesterday of Colonel ". +
Sanders. attorney Of the Northern Pa.
ciiic Railroad Company, is considered
heie as one Il lie inst MAJ mlyres M
the contest for the Unit'd SAFES Sena-
torship. the Colonel has loug b en
regarded as leader m the Republican
party in Montana, and hi designation
now Ii declaration of his can
dldacy for the United States Senator
ship.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

\ very pleasant lawn party took
pace al the residence of John Bowie
La, llentico comfy. last Thursday
night. given by you K ladies 10 their
friends. The gentlemen were COM
pe.lei 10 don hoods and aprons. which
created much amusement aud present
ed e very unique appearance.
Dancing was universally participated
ln. and the night was beautiful. one.
An elegant supper was served by The
ladies' followed later ON by course Of
select refreshments.
Especial credit is due the ladies. Mrs.
B1wles and Mrs. Anderson. amt Misses
Clara B1wles. Lille Meistl, Pauline
frck. Lizzie Schumacher. and others.
0ho spared NO effort to make The occa-
zion a pleasant one. aud il the assur-
ance that they never so we'll succeeded
can nm a small degree reward them.
surely every participant Will make it.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Concert In Aliens Grove" Corner Lom-
hardy ANA tsroN, Axe,,u.

The Boy 5 Society Of Westminster
Presbyterian Church, IN the west end.
propose 10 give concert on next Tues
dav evening. August 20.h. commencing
at o'clock. ia the Allen Grove. Re
ffeshments will b. sersed by iair hands.
I1ckels of admission, % cents: cnldren.
10 cents. Come cut aud help a good
4 iu@p
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
SUNNI Err S0J0URNERS.
RlcHMONDERS SEEKING HEALTH,
PLEASURE AND REST.

The Various Place. at Which They are
Abiding-List of Arrivals at Different
Watering Places and summer Resort'
During the Past Week.
The summer exodus from Richmond
/ To the various watering places ana
mountain resorts has continued nn.
abated DUNG the past week. ine
hotels all Ovcrthe country seem 10 en-
i1y their usual share on patronage.
from this city. as the following list OF
arrivals will snow;
OCEAN SHORE PARK HOTEL, ViRGiNiN
BEACH.
Mrs. O. VI. Marshall. W. I. Sizar and
wife. 4 y. K seneght and family. {.
.Bucamin. Master G. A. Barglmin.
john Wesley. Mrs Kate Wesley. A. c.
: evensOn aud wife r. f. Richardson,
I. ". Gentry and family. b. {. Bay Tor
and family. Miss A. Place. Miss Ida
Bas. Mr-. T. Barry, Miss Mamie Barry.
Frank Miller. 4. w. Miller and wife,
Joseph ". Blanton and family. W. b..
Green :. V BOlty and wife. Mrs. Anna
+. Bahm. Mrs. N. G.. Smith, a. l.. Hum.
I'd.
g.. T.. Smith and Sons Miss b. y. Jeweit,
g. J. Weaver. Miss Iulie Weaver.
ID l.. Leftwich. +. l.. Justice.
William ". Parker wife and three
daughters. Mrs. George Russ, Mrs Ca
yer. Miss Craver. +. j. Moselv, NJ. D..
Mrs. Trahern and two daughters. Mrs
j r GIL. Mr and Mrs. Fossette. ID b..
Pfosser. VI. Is. farris. Mrs. Blrdsong,
Nellie Birdsong. Brooks Birdsong. Mrs.
Il. n. Hudson. Samuel ii. COttrell. Mrs.
r.. +. Richardson and family. c. Even
sen. Robert Hill. Jr.. j. 4. Kemp aud
wife. Harry S.arwall. j. AdaIr, Joseph
J.. Rowe and wife j. y. Angle, +. lay
Tor. Mrs. j. Heckler. Miss Annie Bag
ley. q. j. Hunt and son, William II.
Atwel. Leroy T. Brown. j. 4. Lud-
wick. john :. Satterfeld. Thomas Wes-
lev. Brother Michael. Brother Basil.
ORKNEY SPRINGS.
J Hunter Adams, L. L. Strause and
family.
OrTERBrRN SPRINGS.
Ms. L. G. McCullocb. nurse and chill
dlcu. Miss Isabelle Campbell. l.. II.
Morton George c. Jefferson. Miss Les
sie Haas. Herbert +. Weisiger, G.. j.
SNYDER. Mrs VI. Y. Smith. Miss Emma
Ayres. W. ID. Rice Mr.. Rice and s)r,
Mrs. j b Kidd. II 5 Beverly. Judge
+ r.. Far,ar. R. T. lla-kius. f. W.
Epes. ". ". Holland. Miss Clay
". Holland. Mrs. ). I Thompson.
". W. Astell Mr5 Astell Miss Maud
Blacker P.J Berkeley. Mrs. Berkeley,
O. ST. John B.auclerk II. II. Clark.
Dir. W,les 2 b Mason. l.. f. Mason.
" T. Meade Owen Boycott. Reginald
Maryatt, Miss ia Maryatt. j. p. Shell
Ton. Miss Rosa Chanler Miss Ada Pinch
back. Stephen J.. Fdrrar. X. Z. Rlddick
Mrs. y. t.. Rddick. Miss T.. ID. WOllaId,
Miss JAMIE y. Walsh.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Mrs. Daniel Lyon. Miss Emily Lyon.
Mss Nellie Lyon. Mr. I. l.. Aifuend. I
BIS D. O. Cabell. Miss Florence Cabell,
Mr. NJ j billiard. Mr. G.. NJ. Knox.
THE SHIRLEY. ATLANTIC CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. McAdams.
Miss Louise b. McAdamg and maid
Mr. Thomas b McAdams. M James
b ill. wife. and child. Mis-, VI. Judkius.
Miss g.. Judkiu-. Mr aud Mrs. John
Addison. Mrs. A. y. Stokes, Mrs. Mary
Ban.
p.INcEss AN.E HOTEL. VIRGINIA BEACH.
r. A. Fthen VI. l.. SPOTS wood G.. b.
Howard r. $. Frazer. j. G.. Hunt aud
500. Mi-- Nlhe e. Thompson. Miss
Alice " jcsier, Thomas Mocker, G..
~ iruafuaru
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

VIRGINIA ARSENIC. BEOMIS I'D
LlliiA WATER. Compare anals els and
you viii see thai cur water Is nearly
three times the strength oi ans o.. her
arsenic water aud contains 40 0rganic
matter For sale b. an drug Is. and
by J.. + RJuit sole agent, Second and
Nam streets. Send forclrcular.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Property Transfers.
The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday

sale were recorded yesterday
IL THE CITY CHANCERY COURT.
Clay Drewry and wife TO Mrs Jane
&. Meade, % 7t-l9 feet on Cary. north
west corner ) c0nd. improved. % 25O:
Francis Gallagher TO Isaac Davenport
ami others. 81 feet on the north side Of
Nam. near Morris. improved - zoo;
Barton Haxal. trustee, go Mrs Mamie
J. Triplett, 6 feet on the alley between
Franklin. Grace. Belvidcre. and Pine.
IS. NJ l.. James and wife TO the city Of
Richmond, 20 feet on the east side OF
Cherry, between HOLLYWOOD aud bigh
and James Ri.er aud Kauawha canal.
$50; Isaac Thalhimer AID " ife 10 Thai
himer Brothers. half interest In 541
feet on Cary, between Sycamore and
wberry. also 20 feet on the south
side of Marshall no. z west. Inn
proved deed Of correcuOnl. 50, Will
son aud EllysOu. special cOmmi, slOpe-s.
to Giles Il. jackson. % feet on me north
-ide of Boyd, betweea Hancock and
Harrison, improved, 5000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Al nrNmco COUNTY COURT H0OsE

William c. Allen to Mar, land Allen.
an undivided moiety ia so feet on the
north side of State. near Malone. s..
George Med. Blake and wife TO Henry
l.. Carter, 100 acres All ming Hungary
water-station. $40; Geo. W. Thomas.
special commissioner, 90 4. l.. Naien-
the 80 feet ON the north side of Car
rlugtOn, near Buchanan, $3.50.