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Chinese graduate of medicine, has MADE .Tcs
of men specially. During his residence IN aISitin
Of health who otherwise SSejwould be do9FRSW9F "
insanity or horrible HsIdesth, and NE End =
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Dated August "a, 1889

TERRITORY OF UTAH, sc
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. 80
|, John C. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate Court
in and for the County OF Salt Lake, in the Tern
tory of Utah, do hereby certify that the forego
show cause. in the matter of the estate of
Benjamin L. Cutler, deceased, as appears of re-
cord in my office. -
In witness whereof, have hereunto SCI
my hand and affixed the seal OF sad
IsEAI.l court, this cath day Of August, A ID.
i0' John c. CUTLER,
| Probate Clerk.
S.W DAnKE Attorney for Administrative.
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case ne uuueI-
middle aged men
prematurely old,
suffering the pun
,ture visits on
'her laws, or those
should write and
mail a large his.
life, his method OF
Treatment, O Tea-
diseases. and tes-
sderful cures. His
: cheap, quick to
har lie IS and
dress. enclosing &c
: O. 1hrnupr GnlN
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Bullion.
Money Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. l6.-Bar silver, 80.
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n R JONES. s. ]. LYNN.
T. R. Jones & Co.,
BAN KERS,
SAT- Lake City, Utah

FRAN, in vorr home for 3 months ana snow tie. " 1
So may have called they become your own ne
vi Snsnles We pay all express freight etc; Azores
S,inson e Co., BOX S12, PoEtlano' NAaAHe'
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neyer fai Cures guaranteed Address, enelosl 1si ~
in stamps. Gun VA 1853 LarTneE 81, oeAfsf' Wv
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NORTH and SOUTH
DIRECT CONNECTIONS

t,argaee Checked Through TO and from Points
East and West, and Connections made
at Missouri River with limited
Trains of Eastern Lines.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

Hypnotism thrives in Washington. Two
gentlemen interested in psychological studies
Mr. W a. Croiut, executive officer OF the
geological survey and Governor n. j Col
man. commissioner of agriculture, give occa.
sonal soirecs hypnotiques. at which they hyp
notize numbers OF "sensitivcsn During some
experiments by Mr. Crolfut two young
ladies' temporary victims Of the hypnotic
hallucination, were taken into an imaginary
picture gallery and there left, while the opsl.
ator turned bis attention 20 a young man who
was engaged in the dangerous pastme Of
catching crocodiles On returning % tie
ladies, Mr. Cronut found that he could not
make them cognizant Of bis presence They
did not appear TO soe him or hear bis voice.
and when he stood directly in front Of them
they took no notice OF him whatever. f. was
a new and somewhat alarming experience
and quarter Of an hour passed before the
re-establishel ~ domination and
brought them back from tie land Of dreams
--ScipnDa
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,. ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
COURTNEY PATTERSON, pa.
tI.nf f,-- f,r o..
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When Bishop Ilcbors famous mis-
lonmy hymn 'From Greenland
Icy Mountains, which he wrote ina
1921, when i'm Ccylon. first reached
his country lady I'm Charleston was
much impressed with the beauty of d..
and was particularly anxious 10 find "a
tame suited 10 it, She rmsackcd her
music n vain. and then CHANGING to
remember that BOO q bank down the
rect was @ young clerk who had
siderable reputation as "a musical
genius, She sent her son with the
hymn TO the clerk with the request
hat hc write tune TO htit m lust
half an hour the boy came bac; With
he hymn, and Tine melody thus dashed
I'D ln hot haste is today sung an over
Inc wor.dmd lsinseparably connected
NTH the hymn IhcyOuug bank clerk
Fas Lowell Mason Brooklyn Eagle.
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a DYNAMITE Tl4ROWER.
Curious Military Engine Invented by Wal.
ter 4. Hicks.

Ter r. itifh~
Scarcely less novel than the contrivancos
imagined by Mr. Frank Stockton in bis story.
The War Syndicate" are some Of tho mill.
taSy inventions that are being seriously pat
iorth by various ingenious gentlemen PR.
maps one Of the most notable Of these is Wal
Ter r Hicks machine Cor throwing dynamite
smells, which b. here figured Mr Hicks in
Feh,ion possesses one feature which is 30 old
not having been employed upon large scale
tnco tho days Of the catapult-as 10 be- quite
novel; the projecting Of the missile without
tho use Of any explosive.
Every school boy remembers how be- ussd
TO STICK apples or potatoes upor the end Of q
long light rod, whirl the combination about
bis head once or twice, stop the motion sud.
denly, and In that way throw the apple
further and swifter than DE- could bv ans
other method Wen, Mr.. Hicks machine
might readily have been suggested by this
boyish expedint In brief ne machine NAV
Doe described about as follows.
There is wheel hung vertically upon
horizontal axis Upon the paripier, " the
wheel arc reccptacles FOR tho sb.Ns The
shells being placed within tles, ro.eDfscla,
tho wheel is rotated with an Increasing ye.
locity When a sufficiently lich ra.e Of
speed has been attained, and when the shell
is M the proper point n the circle. the shell is
liberated and ilics oT at Is tangen, precisely
ls the apple or potato dies oil the oud OF the
stick Bat the carrying power Of Mr Hicks
machine is of course vastly greater than that
II tho school boys stica in fact. one wour
Imagine the limit OF d -tauca 90 Le fixed ouly .
by the speed with which tho wheel can Le
practically rotated, and The weight 0f The
barge would seem 20 Boz limited only by the .
We of The machine The mud dying from .
he swiftly turning wheels OF % wagon Is
mother excellent Illustration Of the principle
# this machine
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

ROderick O'Conuor was crowned
with great pomp m Dublin in the year
INC, when hs stormy reign began
All his life he was engaged in hostili.
ues with praiical Danes and even
more troublesome subjects. TO insure
peace Inc entered into compact with
thc Danish hordcs who settled ON the
coast, never penetrating into the in
terror The tribute was "a stipend I'm
clitlo of 1000 COWS levied ON his do
mulon But 10 was only One BEGIN
ming of ROdorick's troubles. Soon an
event followed. insignificant i'm itself.
Dut pregnant with impending conse-
Gu.ucrs lle dcpOscd one u the petty
prince" of Leiustcr whose cruelty and
encouragement had caused much
complaint The folly of this subject
eliminated iu the ollense of running
off with DOB, uoghbors wife. History
-it'- undue prominence 10 this crime,
Nmch was only the lightest charge
Iad ai the door of Dermot McMeruagh.
ENaspcmtod 90 his deposition. Der
not appealed 90 Horny H.. who sent
over luc Augl0-NOmans 10 assist Inn
recovering hs possessions m return
Tor iu3 services rendered the Earl of
Pembroke. by q marriage with the
daughter Of DcimOt. obtained posses
'iion of the Lcinster principally. and
hus land the foundation of the Anglo
Norman rule in Ireland The dis
rciod condition of OCOnn0rs king
lom prevented him raising sufficient
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1t will require about three weeks 20 build
The palace, or the castle as it is called. with
more than hundred men employed ON it,
walls 10 is % be like tie feudal castle Of the
middle ages in structure, ami is 90 Bee stormod
twice over Gas is too autiquated, too duh
for Illuminating it, and electric lights ara TO
be used All the buildings near by are TO be
decorated with everqeens, aud Che houses
and the bridges are to be Illuminated with
many colored lights, 800 lights being placed
ON each bridge
There are 10 be arches Of ice, figures Of ice.
and figures in fire formed bv electric light
Indeed there's % be ice enough % send a chill
through polar bear But thousands Of peo-
plo are expected and a splendid time is antici
pated All that is required is for tho Ice
King 70 do his duty; the committee Of ar
rangements are sure % DO theirs
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A WINTER APPLE.
Il lay befo'c me on nv ftudy table.

IL lay hefpN ne on my study table
So smooth, ao Juicy and - rosy red.
That iu pensive mood, solloquizinc
White nursing on life rs changes thur said.
Speak. o nay friend 40 muddy aud so mellow.
Smiling upon me from my table there.
10 what green orchard did you rpcu. sweet onei
Where did your tinted blossoms scent The AIRS
Did yonr gneeu leaves o'ershadop bindings
f0udcr
And whisper softly 10 the summer hrcezes
An dld thc golden suubanms warm ani soothing
ilcct thro the branches Of The apple trecst
Ana when the storm King in his awful grandeur
Ihunierd Dos threatening dire above youi bead
Then DID you tn'mblny hang iu helpless terror.
Fearing the dagied grass might be- your brdf
I'D teA uc what That gallant sunbeam whispered
That bright day when the birds we're Wild eith
Joy;
say. dd % whisper You n an are fairrfr
Flushing with brightest red your clieek 90 cows"
iiut oil in vain my queries FOR no nurmur
80 whisper came responsive go lny voice
Unable OBJ resist seized the treasure
Aud ccded all Dos sorrovs AMI It's JOYS
Chicago Inter Ocean
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Herbert Smith, of Bridgeport, Conn.
has quail that flew in through his
window about year ago, and which
Ie has tanned so successfully that it
eats from his hand and seems entirely
domesticatcd 1t is left 40 liberty in
,Ac house, where 1t is very apt to sit
n the lap Of some one of the family.
and when taken out of doors. never
iues % escape Cases of such COM
picte domestlcation OF a full grown
quail are believed to bo very rare
ll-Lom ILllall.
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Tine people Of So Paul, Man. are getting
ready for The annual wintr carnival. and
very likely ola B1reas is getting ready 10
furnish the material Tnn .lo" u.H op.u on
the 2id of January and @ numberof car
nival feature are o. Zee introduced which h
Is czpected VIII go beyond anything of the
kind over seen in the land Of SHOWS There
s % Boz m Uuiiue The goddess of rice and
thc goddess of SNOW Cudua being th8 name
the early settler. gave o. Mnucota OWING to
the large tracts Of water Cl itsslrIaco Then
there viii bo carnival clubs in picturesque
uniforms, attacks ON tle ice palace ami uu.
merous displays appropriate TO tlo season and
Tie oooa.lln-
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A curious story is related by Herbert
Pratt, of HolbrooI. Mass. who has
been spending few days cunning at
Brant Rocks He SAYS number of
sunucrs were stauoucdoif the rocks la
boats shooting coot AAocb flew over
md q gunner in one of the boats dis
charged both barrels at the flock, APP
p1rently without elect George Cush-
n.y. residing at that place, who was
one OF the party but In another boat.
raised his gun 20 fire attwo coot Avine
omcwhat lower and from another
when q wounded bird from
he first flock fell, striking the end of
lac barrel of bis gun and knocking ii
from his grasp into the water while it
1as being discharged A subscription
"as taken up among the gunners pres
INT to buy Mr. Cushing a new gun
Boston Journal
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Iron and Wild Cherry
TONIC.
50 CENTS FOR 4 LARGE BOTTLE.
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFTTCEl
RICHMOND, "a,
AGENTS FOR RICHMOND.
AGENTS FOR RrcHMC
VIOLA LOTION

HANDS, ROUGH SKIN. SKIN ERUPTIONs,
ECZEMA, and ANNOYING ITCHING. and,
indeed, an kinds OF cutane0us diseases
This prescription Was prescred by a cello
brated specialist Of Philadelphia for ono OF
our well known citizens. IL accomplished
such wonderful results, and the calls upon
him for ID were SO numerous that he placei
the prescription 10 our hands 10 be com
pounded and sold 40 such reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves OF Us
benefits. 10 can be- had at "a low price. and wo
advise an sufferers % try o.
Numerous testimonials could be obtained To
is serit- 10 desired
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists.
0mhll n lll Main street.
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Legal NOTICES
VIZ GI IAN THE CIRCTTT
nrcS, so ,,1,,Ri i 1 OF TIlliEClTY OF RICHMOND.

+ NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
COZ RI OF lliEClTY OF RICHMOND
DLtEMBl II -pII isss.
q. ID. Rand ana O.. D. Blrb.e.narfnorst ro.lf,,
uhnef thc him name ana style OF Rand A
itih. f-...--.. ... ........ ........ puuffn-
AGAINST
".''"th-..... ........... ...... Defendant
10 case ana upon 400 attachment returned
executed.
me object of thi5 SUR is t0 recover aoainst
/ lht defendant $40. and tO attach fhr estate
. ot thr siid defendant in the citvof Pi.br,rr,i
/ anl su,J.ct the same t0 tue payment 40 the
/ plaintiffs claim.
and affidavit having heenmadoaui flod that
+ iht IrniHuf is nonresident of thI- stare
F 20 i- ordered chat Bee apuoat hore Uffhinff
Iteh iil hftcr due publication hereof ANA do
yum J.. necessary ~ protect his interest m
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
COURTNEY PATTERSON, p.q.
idc'i-lawiwFu
NIBGlNGA-IN TIE CIRCUIT
DRr COZ THE COUNTY or my
RICO ~ AAtAIfpN--ON THE 3lsr 'DAy
OF DECEMBER. l,.
William d. BetcdIgs ................ Plaintiff
aeail-t
William d. rubcIanl Margaret o. Parker. h.,
WHO ..... ...-....... ..... UDfculinf.
iN cH..CERY.
Ihe object roo ths -uI Dis fD require fhe do
l'hdtui.. Nli-ifef 70. aul William d. Parker.
o.. com If Wlth thr Terms OBJ -aI, t0 the plain.
iIl, in in' lnnrlI-e nl 70 % l.iI- feet Of hnI
"l hiii"li street. between James Ind Baker
-iifrI-. DO in' county 40 llDUrcO. and tn nlrk,
o." 500 .anri p0oi und sufficient decd ~
said land.
Anl Hn AFFIDAVIT having hocumlcanI fIrf /
J. i'l .iii ,n'e na- been used hyad puiutn tD +
IIilI Do llil county IDUruUfifilr fIIp-tl
o. eLNtui-. Margaret @. Parker ana William
IT, ltfher. are. without cnecf DO f. ordered .
tNii ihtl lu appear here Wiflu fifteen dals T
d Il'i Ihe Que publication of thi- ORDER and llo .
hafc.rr i- necessary to protect fbrir f.
toIcsts herein.
lOpy-It-f9.
vs.. s. LEAKF. Clerk.
Nv f'AiLir if., Attorney rIH flw
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REAL ESTATE Al PRIvA TIE SAFE

TOR SALE. ONE DETACHED a.
Il NEW FRAME BUILDING contain IA
ing seven rooms on Broad street between
Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh streets. ia
the uclghbOrhooi of Chnh0mzO Park. VIII
be sold on easy terms % suit purlh fscr. Az
ply 90 GE hGE CAfLETI, south First
street between Jain aud Cary. O-sutf
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Il say Bromley said Dumley, do
You believe there is such a person in
existence as the fool llllorp
"Ltt me see Dumley," replied
Bromley about how old arc your
I'm gcttin on toward fifty"
No replied Bromley Il don't be-
iicYe there ls
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A New Hampshire woman has set
ont % count the kernels OF corn on
$4,000 fun sized cob5 and az last re-
ports She had got through with 5000
"o5s and was not discouraged
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"What did you get yesterday when you
sound tho pantry door opcnr asked Merritt
"Why, replied little Johnnie, got sick. ~
Ncw YORK Evening Sun
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a Winter Morn

ls morn. ana from my easement / behold
The scene az spendor which the dawn doth
bring.
zoe sly au rgl and amethyst and gold
Tie landscape meath its snowy covering
] gaze in rapture ou the scene. an loi
Downward uy thoughts from heights ethereal
fy,
/ realize Do lls my heart with woe
Ii.. my ola snow shovel now must ply
Yankee Blala
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81 say. Cyuicus, said Scribulor, If you
were 90 nay place what would you swear on
thI. ycarf
"hml wei, think ia give up writing 81
Harper Bazlr
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A Chily Evcning.

Unwelcome Su.ior That's a lovely song
IL always carries me away.
Shelf / had known how much pleasure
1t could give us both, should have sung it
earlier IN the evening.
He vas from Philadelphia, and It was not
until the next morning, in the train, that he
"caught on, and his heart grew sics; as no
viewed the kindly hint ia the light u subss
quent events --Iafs
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Inc object 90 the above suit is 90 subject
the one third interest OF T.. " srafton iu inc
remainder. after the lite estate of bis mother.
Mary Jane B.. StmttOn Zoo that certain pi,ce
ur parcel of land boo the city of RIcnmond
Virginia, uu Leigh street, between Second ana
ihiid streets, commencing one hundred feet
east OF second street. running thence cast
Waflly along Che north iue oi Leigh street
ana fronting thereon thirty feet aud running
back at rlph; angles and between parallel lines
one hundred and twenty feet 90 nu ulleN
twelve lcet wide, t0 The lirn OF % decree off the
tucult Court of Campbell county. rendered
10 me october term thereof ls~l. ordering D.
VI. SiiuttOu iO pay tO T.. ID. Gallon. receiver
the sum Of two hundred and eleven i3 700 dol
lars, with interest trOm the Goth October. lN-I
dni recorded in the q Huccry Court OF the
city OF Richmond ou tle .ffh january. ISL
aud 20 the lien of JUDGMENT rendered at the
November term. l,su of the Circuit Court of
campbell county Tor the sum az eleven hun
llcu ana UNITY dollars. Co DEE discharged by
payment ol I've hundred ana nfiy dOiars.
with interest from - December. 1853. aud
t0enty three ls-iU dollars. costs. boo favor of
thc Commonwealth OF VIRGINIA. who suesat
thc relation az and for the bcncnt Of 4. b.
Hcfndou, receiver. etc.. VS.. H. 81. ~imtt0n ana
John oore, recorded 10Th Stay. J., !. in Chan I
Gerry Courl OF the city 90 Richmond. and az /
ndatlt having been made and flied that the de I
tendaut, j., VI. StraftOn, is not resident of .
the state az Virginia. DO is ordered that bee ap-
pear here Will lu fifteen DAYS after due pub'i- /
cation OF this order and do what is necessary /
o. protect his interest Zoo this suit
copy Ieste.
CHARLES W. G0DDIN. !
PAGE CAR ER' Pa. Clerk
1dcls laWfw
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rhc.chrisinas Riddle.

"Whai "a Dc Of things have lefi over"
Said ihc frugal housewife with a sigh
Thea aho smiled as though she We're ia clover
As she made them into a big miuce pic
New York Evening sun.
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VIRGINIA: ~ THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY on mon
MOND, THE I'm DAY OF DECEMBEh
lssS:
T.. b. Iiernd0n, sheriff OF Campbell county
and, a- such. receiver iu -uit of Brown IS.
br VII. cfc.. and J.. d. Gallon. receiver Boo
s'lit of "ship Cloud 81 Go. IS Thoma. s.
Rector. ........ ... ..... .. .... pIaiutIff.
against
T. NJ StratfOu ...... Daf.n1att
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LEGAL NOTICES.

AIBGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
flCE o. THE CHANCERY COrRTOF
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND THE am DAY
OF JAM AIRY. 1~-I
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INSURANCE
INSURANCE
- --~---~~-~----s---e>.-.
7 LIVERPOOL ~ LONDON 4 GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE LARGEST FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY rs THE WORLD.

Total assets si0o0le0. Assets In the United
states, sotcA.5E Losscs taiI Ln the United
oldic,, sNivHJ lossc. paid ia Nifglnls
without discount
stockholders personally respor sibic
Local ROari ~ Directors Colonel Archer
Anderson. hartman X. T.. Brown. e. 4. Davis.
DAVENPORT q CO.. Genl Agents.
Ofhce Company's building lil8 East Main
rtfNct. JAZZ Nv
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The object OF th.- suit i-f0 -uliref the pro-
Feeds ot thc -te uf tle tm-t property com
fo}ei Dos s.. TO- Kaufman t0 IS. r. ua-hI.l.
trl-tDr. DOB 90 certain deed oi 90. 80 executed GOD
fhct.d dHr 0i December. l---. anf rccor.od ou
D. Doe sumo lay 900 fur cicrk b Office Of the Rich.
fuond tuaucefy Court tu fht payment OF fhc
cHim asserted lu thc hIiI 0I complaint filed by
fle uaurfa.
Aud affidavit having been made and fIcI
DIST Clarke Pony s. Co.. the Morrow Shoe
Co.,. Iu1 Thomas ~fOklcy are
non-fcsidcafs ui fnc state ol Virginia. DO BE-
ordered th1f they arp lr here within fifteen
Hy, after due publication nf thi- orlcr. ald
l' what l- necessary tu protect their interests
u this -ur.
A cory --'ie-tc.
CHARLEs 49,. GODDlN. Clerk.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES PILES, BURNS, CUTS, CORNS.
CHILBLAINS& FR0STBITES
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

~ hES HQLLOWHORN. CAKED BAGS
"hVb 4 HOOP DISEASE IN GAIT Ell
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The object 0f This suit ls t0obtiua release
as to l't ou Broad street. boo tAe oIty OF luch-
uond. twenty five hy -cYeufy-nEc feet. of "a
deed Of trust from g. q. Omohuudr1. n
unohundrO aud wife, ana Alexander Garrett
ana vito 90 John %. ~fceer trustee. dated
Juno "a, 1851. and recorded iu the clerks
Office OF this court in Deei- Book GD pare
ll4. conveying a lot OF land uluoty-clght by
eighty DOC feet. Ou the southeast corner of
rroad and Union streets. o. secure ~ Said
William II. Bets ANA Harris LlmOnd.0n The
payment of Owe negotiable notes. be8flnQ
even date with the said deed OF trust.
amounting boo the aggregate o. the sum OF
2 $50.
And affidavit having been filed that diligence
ha- been used hy Or ou behalf OF tine plaintiffs
fo ascertain which county on corporation the
defendant William n. Betts is without effect.
&c is ordered that Doe appear here within hf-
teen DAYS after due publication of this or cr.
iud DO what q, necessary tO protect bus inter
o-ts in this suit.
4 copy Ir.fc.
CHARLES ~. GODDIN. Clerk
HARVEY WILSON. p.q gIcl, Tulw /
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NlRGlNlA-lN TIE CnANCERY
' COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND
IliE lTH DAY Ol DECEMBER. l-,.
%. J.. swift and l.. g.. sw.it.......... plaintiffs
ulllrrt
william n. Betfs. f. J.. Winston. Sheriff of the
city 90 Richmond AND admin. HufOrol liar
DIS LimOnisOn. deceased. uLu Robert ~
Siceer, executor 0i John o. Sraecr. dc-
ceased ....... .........- ........ Defendants.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-07
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neigh.
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one of the many who know from personal
experience just how good thing 1t Is. IL
you have ever tried it, you are one of its
staunch friends, because the wonderful
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DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds a place In the house. If you have
never used II and should be afflicted with
a cough. cold or any Throat, Lung or
Chest trouble, secure bottle at ouce and
give 1t fair trial. Ii is guaranteed eveIy
time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles
free at Water Hodges & Cos Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-07
MuRTGAGEE'S SALE
-oF VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY.

DY VIRTUE of power Of sale contained
d in mortgage from Louis B. Smith and
Mary Il. Smith, his wife. dated 22d day Of
July, 1884, TO Joseph Fink ami others and
duly recorded among the land records of Anne
Arundel County. in Liber s. H., No. "a. folio
III, &C., and subsequently assigned to the un-
dersigned, he will offer at public sale at the
Court House Door in Annapolis city on
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-07

TO-DAY was the day set apart By
the committee Of four for The demo-
crats TO rafifg the appointments Of
the committee Of ten IN their respec-
tive districts, but such was the IN
terest taken By the democrats Of this
CITY. that no one would ever have
known that : ratification primary
meeting vas being held had they
NOT been told Of inc fact.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-07

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 7.-Numeroui
efforts have been made by syndicates
both home and foreign, to purchase til
Robinson lager beer breweries. two il
number, in this city. The latest offo
has been made by q Paterson banker
the owners of the breweries will not sci
at any price.