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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

BY II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent ara Aucuoneer'
Oucc. Eleventh and Bank stfeets.


ogec Fleveutn ana Bank streets.
rs,RyrsTEgs' SALE OF TWO NEW
Two. Story FRAME Dwellings ~
r'IR p,tx ~ Ff'Lr5N. SITUATED ON THE
sotirti sIDE OF LOUISIANA SfkEhf BIZ
TWEEN ruIN and FUtTDH 81 sststs,
ma WING TOGETHER 32sxll5 FELL 40 Az
ALLEY Also, TWO fkct byt.tyi~.g
IoTs or 81 g-l1xiI3 FkET hhcu, ADJOi H.ihe
mn IaGrE PEOPgurY or ToE EAei,
AM, cosiN.,NciSG AT THO sOtTdwHsg
INreRSpcfION OF LOUISIANA AND khls
STRgErs ALSO, THREE OLhEE fACANL
JOTS. rWO HAVE A fkONt Dt lJhxsO
FEET EACH ON TUE sou ~ S,Dn ~ I .s,
TIRE STREET EIWEEN WiLisiiikE AAp
sppfN,; ~ trFTs. AND ONE HAS a FRONT
AGE on f7kx70 tEEF on TIE We sun
oe Spb TSt, STREET, BEING LOIS 80 AND
AZ IN LKWIs's PLAN. BY virtue o. cerain
dead ~ trust from W j. Ggudiag ara MO 70
the undersigned trustees, cA'ei ~ .eihoos 20,
1872 ma duiy fcc0 ded IA the CLERKS olce OF
iieniiro Connty Court IN Deadlock ~, pngs
eos. default having been made ia tho paymont
ri n ncrt OF the deot secured thereby. nha AZ
the roqu6st 81 the notB-holcer. Nc ~il oi'or ior
sale. by public auction. upon mo premises IA
tie order above named, on
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1890,
commencing a. 40 o'clock e. W., tho REAL
Estate above mentioned. crso much thereof as
may De necessary, oeing Tho same con'eyed "
as vs. enough IN cash 20 pay cost Of sale aaf
tho sum o. {i5ssl. with Interest thereon ifoni
June H. irSs. Until paid. aud the residue On su'd
teens - hail b3 anusunced az tho n0lr Of lalo,
tie purchasers 10 givo negotiable notes Tor inc
deferred payments. WIN mtoieas adlei "ni
secured by a decd II trust.
b. SELDOM TAYLO2.
WILLIAM gLEGkNHElhkR.
,nhs Trusoes.
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wrlLrAmsauRa.
4 masked BaIi--avcas success--Tne
Characters.
ICorrespcndcnce o. the Richmond Dispstrb.l
Wnnl. ..nl.pn VI Mnrch 4 1850.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. March 5, 1850.
One 81 the aosl pleasant entertainments
given this season was the masked ball Tues
dav p,gnt 10 ihe 0pera.iIouse ~ The Moses
Trsyinn. The Invitations 10 The ball were
ACCOMPANIED with the password, "fast
naeht kroftcher," which. hclng Interpreted.
means rtfresbmenis served on shroye Tues
dsv as foloss: German douyhnufs, Tee
cream and fruit. About s o'clack the 'arse
aud beaut full baIl-,oom with IT. floor waxed
to rich brown color, was The scene OF a ioy-
Gus gathering OF the prominent young so.
clety people representing In courtly snd
picturesque costumes famous ca 'ra;ters
from the world OF history and romance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

BYE. C. Tlnsiey 4 &C..
Real Estato Agents aud Auctionoers.
100 Main streos.

A UCTTON SALE OF TWO NEW
"A FRAME DWE.tINGsON MOORE STREET
Az the request at ne owner. Who needs the
money 10 bis business, We viii sell by auction,
on The promises. on
SATURDAY, MARcH Q. 1Sso,
at s O'Clock =. NJ. those = so DESIk BIZ. NEW
FRAuE HDrsE. situated IS above. Thess
houses contain four rooms each, aud are ia
locatlon which vii. always command gooi
tenants. ana should attract the adehtion Of par
ti,.a SEQ .irg q good investmeni or Q nome.
Immctiai-iy af.er tins sale We aili olcr
SNAIL NOISE ~ rag REAk On WILLIAM
STKgET, containing three rooms
TERMS: Easy. i. G. ilNoLEf x CO,
mia Auctionecrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
VORK-KlyER LINE GA WEST
4 rpiNL
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
The fav0rito roufot0 Baltimore. fle sfcaur-i
on bis inc are models % 8r4Itg. ciUf4n. a. tII
comforL. Leave Richmond 1850 D. s.. aI1 ~
T. H.. srnyo ., baltimore go A. g.: l.sf1
Baltimore llOy exc 30 Utiay % ".t ar-
rive AZ Richmond O.. 30 49,. q. e.! 800 e. NJ.
ssre k.rnmcad % Baltimore t.rs.--.1st q
EecoEd-cIAss. tLao
Tho lorA.Hiyef Line affords superior lfrt..
tag, . ~ pusi4esi-Wrr m enAuil0g ttr.a .J I..tf
Rlchnocud uo.r TIE close 90 tho Isy- ra..
actions AID arrive al bfl..nurr early neIt r.
ing. ate having al. Dyed . de.4raru n.s
rect. FREQ from tao Gus. AMI uJlso az r.HssF
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond ,iweliy- .nlcI-
Street dcpot' ........ .,..-..... r,.l A. 4
Arrive Richmond Given y-thltd-
htroes dopotl..... ...-.......-.... . i,.-Y u ID
'Uany fuaiiy eacep sunday.
Dofot sEt uc.Ol-oilers iD9. Alrei-t.
Up-iOwn ofi,e. Cognoc len ana a.l .r.s
JA.. 81. lfl..I.
General Ia.seufar s. f...
d. =. lOl4r.
Division fassenrer Ak nt
hls.ns4 l, -
SOL. HAAS. Traffic Manager.
fklION NAADJLfu. Nenerai laaaf'-
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sAruRDAY. MAncn .. isso.

DICHMOND BAZAAR. On
~ 1890 FAST FRANKLIN STREET III
ROANOkE MAID
Twill sell at Ghc,iOn. at the bazear, On
SA1URDAN. Mach 2 1882,
nj Il o'clock prompt, my well-gnowu track and
roed mare HOaNOks MAlD-fecord. 2.39 10
roa5-rart The mare Is sold Tor no inui, but
want Of use has determined INC 10 sen h"r ~
sfer,e Ia tho higbost bidder without any ~ save
she is warranted sound AMI sind. snd Is Tho
most perfect roai mare In .irgiLia. Saie rOsl-
five. she NAV DO eoen until day OF sale az the
mbf JOSEPH p. DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Y OST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN UE.s;s
Il from 72i east Cary street, a Z LOW -------
cow, medium height, ana in good condition.
Has brass tips on horns. Any infurm ltion Will
BIZ gladly received at ~ east Cary street
NH 9-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
PHILADELPHIA, RIO H-e,FrfN
~s1z2salsA
MOND A-sD NORFOLK
tTEAMSuIP COMPANY.

Appointed ssiling days. Every TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY al y u. and avery SUNDAY a.
5 A. 81.
Freight for Tuesdays ana Fritsy5 steamers
70 .aigod tli ii:3O A. 81. Tor Sundays' steamer
TIL p. -. sa.lrlsy. Freight 70 elYsd daily I'll
?. "a.
fare. s..
kOr further information apply -
!. W. MCCARRlCK.
General Southern agent, Office kcckoit4
". 2. CLYDE & CO..
not General Agents rnnadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
BY Quarles o. McCurdy
Real Slate Auc3)aeerA
.dchu0nd, Va.

rrvpTrcTrrc, GAI.r or MAGNET
80 49,. -. ~. T., - ,ST.Tp u-SrotVN -
a eh, T. > a ~, =, - -, = = ~ ,o 20
-, ~, = ~ a., 49, nus %fNsni
~, rv ~ 1,fe RfIU9O-o IN liz
20 - ,,fiT'pnsD ittClf-rgN vIf 81. F1,0tf
o. ~ ~ :, H. q,, -, ,e,,,.
~. ~, Z, go ~ 49, te-n mo
,yI ~. ga 'a'' ,- a., tbar, = ay,rard n
20 ie,sd os ~ ,sfaes. and of re5rc In the
49, 80 ~ ,,oo nI od CoIntv Cont. Desd-
TieI~ Oh, =. 20 a., 49, "a ~ a. nv ha
Dy'. ~ 80 a., = -, 80 a., go, eac,,-,J dc}enit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

THAT VALUABLE RESIDENCE
4 No. sli EAS CLAY STREET
CHE LATE BROChENBRuU6H III lDENcEl.
or The NORTH SIDE or CLAY STREET
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH SraEETs,
TO Be SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
RAILROAD LtNE%.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAl COMPANt.

~ NAl COAPANf.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MARCH ], 1880
iE1yE Ei,aHoND.
s.3A. u. for Newpor Nowa Cd Point, and
t1.o5A. N. Throlgn Mail Tor Cincinnati aud
Louisville. Daily, NorciS 90 CLIFTON
Force: daily except san iay. 'iiicn
Forge 10 Ciucunat. sold tam o
lin.naau. rsum1u Euiet r.e"p-
ius-, ar, Char.,esniie 20 Cncin-
sooP n. lorSrQn Mail daily for Newport
News OH Point AMI Norfolk. fui-
man 30 80 arlor.car except sunday
AOoR n. Go,iousyile Accommodation. daily
SOP. NJ. fa.5 s5pTg 5 Tor Cincinnati AMI
louisville. Daily. Connects ln teu-
irai ruion-S. ia ION, Cincinnati tor tho
Host and Northwest AMI lu Union
slsuoa. Louis,llc. Tor Ncst trt
solfhwcrt Pullman Brnot sleeping
Cars to Cincinnati aud Louisville.
ARRyg At RlcaMOSD.
s:50A II. fiona Gorlo4syins daily except SUM
1913 A. N. rom Norfolk eud Oh Point daily;
I.c.liiaa lgIst Iar Qr-car except
>undgv fr0m Od linri.
S:i5 p ". from Cincinnati mi LOUISVILLE daily
ox .ep. sunday west OF clifton Forge,
a.. y. e8sf 90 Cii-ou fors-
COS ?. u. from Norfolk and "a Point daily.
s0OP. ". iron Cincinnati ami Louisville caily
.si0I. Broad iest ueo >eyelte-nn o.
TichetUne-,: Corner Ion'n ud l'n aad
Railway station. q. ". FULLER,
Golerul Passenger = s-It.
1T. HARHAv. Conerg. Manager to5
DfCHNOND, FREDERICKSBURG
BAAND POTOMAC RAILROAD. schedule
copren,ins laB.uAEY H. l,-l -cas,orn s.aa'
5:s5 4. 81. i,aee5 Byrl-s,rse. sta,oa daily
stops oa.y %. t-h.sn'. junction. Nil
4Uf L n.I llp.tflit4 INfN. sleeper -
- Iurtul .lI .tta l1fs.
ii:J7 A. ~ iea,es byri->tree- -is.ion daily. e1-
Dopf sunday. -ieri .rf t0 81 G-L4ugt9n.
G.ll p. V. leaves Byfi->frrrt aticu uaiiy.
Sleeper 90 Now lcr..
SO 4. ". ariYes q. byr1-etfef' STALLION daily.
sleeper from N.W iorf
2a3l 81. af~iges 20 bTri-~Teet station daily.
stops at Fredericksburg hili9ri, aDi
junction. sleeper ilo Washington
alI Sew FORK
Esp. N. arriyes 10 Byrd-s;reet station daily,
except sunday. Sleeper from wash
TIE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting Of yest,bulo Pullman care. le.'o'
Byrd Street sta Jam 40 $40 y. -. ou ue-dly.,
thursdays. aud ea.uciay-, ami arrives a. 'i5
?. ~. on aondays. Weloe'day'. and tfiA,.s.
ia charged. First loftl-.CIu1 tfaln Ielf-5
TbGryi4H 18th ius'ln.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT suSDArs
A0OP. ". accommodation leavrs Byri-Strcc.
srtou. arrive. O. i-aiani Of % b. ".
C:OfP. Il. leaves klba arrives 10 Ashland ..
tf1H. %.
E48A ". accommodation arrives af BYRD
Street station. leaves Ashland a.
ss9P. " arri,ss az EIba leaves Ashland az
biz ~ 50.
C. a. TAYLOR. Gouoral Ticket Agent
+. 4. y. AYARs. General superintendent
Jas
DICHMOND AND ALLEGdANY
4 RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE on TRAINS lN EFFECT
IANlAtl 20 so
ONLY LINE RI .NISG SOLID TRAINS
BETWEEN
BlCHMOND And LYNCHBURG.
Through Accom-
Mau notation
mol so J.
Leave
Richmond 9lj 4. NJ. AI5P -
arrlys
Scottsyle. 4..E, >. ni SID - ~
hOWuld5yi io.............-. 1850 = N...--.-.-...
rs ptaDufg. .........-. sd - W. ..--.s.-'''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600 H. N....-........
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Lo>r. .wuAYED. AND rOuNo.

EOUND, ASUN OF MONEY, sEYE-
Il RAJ DAYS age which Tho owner can obtain
by proviaR prope., y aud paying cost Of this i'd
vertisement At No ~ sou,h toar'h street
@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Train No. 20 connects daily A. Eav.yills .-
Chase "a y. Clarksaiie ONoni, D.hsu. Zen.
Gtrs3u. aui taie. gn. Connects dolly a. DIrHNf.
h0rD' Us Durham. Raleigh. salem. sni - lut.Il.
aud az points on N0rtl Carolina Division a.
Salisbury ior A.hogi le. blot spring. srt uI
plinfs in Western Nor Carolina, ami a. Cusr-
lore Tor Charlotte. Columbia sai Angus IL rosie
r.a All
Train No. - .cnnec-s daily 40 Grern ,n.rl lr
salem. Winston. Rt'o gh. Dodtb9rl. ant .il.f.
heal City. at Hai5.-ry tg A-tnFlI.r. i.s
springs. AMI al p0nts Boa Western h.r.h COW.
Ina a. Cllr.0ita Uith Charlotte. Columbia . A
Augnsls r1l r0ti Tor columbia AuEu. US. A. ...H.
Charlie t.u. SaY8Hush. lhoma.flIlH. Co.,. Ia .-
s1uuIe. alI cd hor Nl0Hil pIII.t. 70 %. HIA
Carolina Central railroad lI~ Nf'n ne ll
Trains from tl0 south arrive ut Richmond ID
A. g. AZ ..II L. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
By james p. Eiam,
Real Estate Agent and Auc;ioneer.
lli3 Msln street.
VALUABLE BROAD-STREET PRO
PEhpY.
TWO ATTRACTIVE DETACHED BRICK
STORES,
Nos. 70s AND 7C9 WEsr BROAD STREET,
'FRONT.' G TOGETdER s0xis5 FEET,
10 DESOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

Or THURSDAY ARCH Il, 1889,
az o'clock p. 10, shall sell oy public auction,
on rho p-emiscs, the fNO VAIL ABE w,
STONY DETACHED BRICK Torres nos. sOj
End fls on the nCrlh s.do of broal street be-
tseen uuuforl un1 elmer streets, eacn 'front.'
irr abo q - Feet and exsenliug back between
para l8l lines 10 Test to a vide paved alley IN
rear.
Thcsc hou-es arc o.. p very srb 'taniisl cbarai-
tor nave spacious stores aud col aTs. tho ar-
rlngcniont for hu.isesi and fcsi ,cuca comnlned
/. exocucut, ihsre b ing rine aud seven rooms
respt ifciv. pe.de5 tne sioros with gas. water.
ami other luvCAicuces. and tao entire premises
f. dice Cr-er.
surciy n0,hing nco be- said In commentator
4 ihi3 yori popular locality, where values have
recently doubled. and whore tie prospect is 80
bright
EAamine this property and attend tho sale.
The owner. a non r.sident. Is received 10 sea-,
and ihU onO0uuni y VII be & most favorable
ono 90 secure good property.
TEaas: Liberal. end announced AZ sale.
j. b. ELAN.
mis- Aucuoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

For nervous affections, such ~ neuralgis,
selxtics, &C., salysiea OH u wilhou. peer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
old DOMINION STEAM ~,
~ SHIP CONAN. LkASA

4 hLD DOMi NUN OLEA NJ r.4-NEA
~ SHIP COMPANY. Nh4A.
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave R.chmoad EVERY TUESDAY
and SiDAl ais J.. ".
stoamers leave New York for Richmond
EvErY aEDNESDAf and sAFy nDAl at T.
~. striving ia NchmOad MONDAY AMI fhI-
Day MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
CaOin ttro 70 AeG YORK ts9 J.ne5-liser
roule Anc.Gding ginAs All oerrhl.......S 3 %
hfuui-,flp sira e., Alalttl o uIty days
alec Gate o. issae.. .-s,s.s.........-...... - 70
S'C-~a1e, Bifn sttsstytfas ,.........,.. 80 10
S'careso. Nltaout SUISSE Sf,ce. ..-.,,..,...- ~
Carls fare pis Che5spsAke and Clio lail-
va ....s....s...s AZ "
Cecn Zero vit Richmond Gad felc.rsoegg
faitfutl. ~ -
Iicseis cal 90 ontai ed 4. ". Careers, 100
Nam street; Clesapeaee and OAi9 AMI Nicn-
moAd aud PelefsDurs dePoia. 9ai 81 cola paays
o1llces, 1901 Aaia street, aat wharf, sccketls.
freight forwarded and tnr0u<I bills o. la0ias
igsued for pom boycn New YORK.
Fright received idl.y until hour OF sailing.
Passeegecs icagifg hichmond on NONnAYS,
TUESDAYS, WhDN EeDAIo fAU kSOAlS. aud
SATURDAYS o. ths On 5apeAko aud pni0 1 sil-
Way (tia Newport Newo5 as 80 \. "a. ard ~
Rlchuond ana Petersburg railroad same days.
q los a. a.. WI maze soenecslec CT AOh-
FOLK with steamer leaving those G3ga
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 ~. Agents.
No lo1i Nsin eeI ant
ars3 Company Whars. hoczettA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
REAL E>rAre Ar PKGvACE SAILS.

havo for sale several ~ fsT-CLASS. FRO
DUCrlVE. aud ~uLlD MESS PROPERTIES
situated Ia tho heart % he rily, and ranging
VA price from $50 10 5000 some Of them
strictly choice
Also. three or four goof pieces 81 VEST
q DAD TIE p? ROPEkTT ct prices ranging
from $500 o $3.50
Aud IA II ! nsve Two CtNrRAILf-LOChTED
NOD r. DIV aLlINGS which viii pa, baud
sOmcly. N. W. nONL.
nan 9-e0d3t Real Estate and Loans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
oEPAuVuRs OF ,rrAnaES.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ~.
y COMPANY. fer Sor.c.x Ports st1<-rSs
mouth, Aea port NeNs. C.assmOI,. ami Jame'-
rl,gr iauIlu,.s direct ny c.oxgut -aioo 30 amer
ARIEL, leaving Richmond EfAkf MOHuAt,
WEDNESDAY. ana FRIDAY 80 2 A. Ill street.
cHr5 connect. .
,oAnc.toas a. Newport Sew ior on Pom.
AMI 81 Iln..s. d, and "a. NorfO,s .4OseIJ ~ tit
mo. Tor northern cities semo afternoon. Je.nos
river by aay Ag-L Great tourist line. Cneapss.
rOute.
through tickets 90 steamer ani "a. Carriers
Afepcg 100 Alln street Baggage checked
tnnsugh slaio-IoJns engaged iCr day OK night
rre.gn received daily ior Nori0-E, Ports
mouth, O.4 lJins, WageriY, Iicksi]r1. Va, aud
an points h. La-terl NOrh CafJAua, Lastern
Vttsilia and Oh regular lnnllQ,s ga ms James
AM haJpal kaaoeK rivers, 40 loves. rates, and
through oils i-saeL
LUCiEN b. TATUd, Vics-PsesidenL
no. III, MaiD street. ana K0cAetgS
IRWIN NElslGEE. ftei-hs AM Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Il is said by the people who ouSbtto know
that since December 1871 last, az the very
least. $500 10 10000 negroes have LETT th'
State. OF which number loo have gone 10
kansas. The railways are certainly carving
a great many In large parties, but far more in
small numbers or merely as families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09


SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT DECEMBER %. $50
TWO DAILY TRAINsrO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LYNCasuGA
LEAVE RlcaNONn
s:s0 A. NJ. Daily. rio h.chmonl aud rstsro-ri
r0iiFOsi Arrive a. Fotorsblr, .. ID
A. A.; arrive 80 A0r.0k - r. D.
20 n y. DaaY, ga NchMogi Hat teterr'
railroad Arrive =. PrlrEsculf
A. a.. M 5 iaases Pc.ffsn4rf .i
a. n. Tor ar'nvii.c. Lynch ...rf, so
nokc. Bristol. NuOxYlse, 4L- %"
p9.u >ont1 aDd Hes..
TukOtGH CAR TO Li>CdblNh
t:ocP. n. D@liy. - nisamoud aoi P-.s's' y
I2Aoaf. Arrive Petersburg 81 ;,
y. leave Petersburg GiJt. 30. is.h
arriving lrisis 9iD 3, FL 4l.p.sa
Car kfomoRs 10 norfolk.
t.co 2. ". Dai.y. tls Rlcam3nI ani iefe'a. Z
raslrvsu. Sr.igr as ieieroi 81
A., con1ec.iO visa ifua Us .
leaving re.-isDgrf "a. $50 =. NJ
faraui.o, hya h0ars. hea-4t',
cAhont1s. Bristol. NaoSyil e. va :
neosa snd eu 2oiais soe.l i''
PULLMAN SLEsPING-CAR ACCONNOlF
No. f--siesplng-csr IRON Peie-sbars % fs'..
Without coaLgo, ari Lyochoare 10 Aenp"'
wigLoat coanse.
Nc. s-Lyochbarg to New orlssa> aod aoa'
nose oCess saooSa, without Gauge
iic<ete, Daks al,s'checks. ard ali Informs -
eae 10 ob.ssrod al iichmula ana foser-e-is
ra.iroat depo;, A. ". otroogN iC0J OLA e,.
ead asih9 company's oits's, VI. eS,s nst ','s-
". b DkNil~.
General Passenger ASes-
CHkhLEs q. EpDy. co lrssi1&a1
General once. Roanoke. Va AZ"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

The matter OF registration in this State
will not In future be loosely looked after.
The new eleeuOo law provides that no re-
gistratiou shall be valid unless it specifies as
near as may be the age, occupation, place OF
blrtb, and place Of residence OF the elecior.
as well rs the n,hip or county from
whence the elector has removed, in the
event Oi a removed. aud the full name by
which the voter is known.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-01-12

& Yankton railroad, also q railroad
from st. Cloud to Aberdeen, in Da-
kota. Lumber and all freight can be
shipped as well from st. Cloud to all
points in the west and southwest, as
from any point in the state or else
where.
st. Cloud has q population of ten
thousand, has four weekly newspapers
and one daily, has four banks and a
large number of business houses and
manufacturing establishments. There
is no better place in the world to To-
cate than St. Cloud.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-01-12
BETHL EHEM.
nv JOSEPH wHIrroN.

The slopes OF Palestine lay sleeping,
Silent and solemn DER Judea's land
The night crcpt slowly ON. Through the crisp
air
The stars shone clear and shed their sprinkled
light
1 pom Toe hills. " hose ~lumhcr ing sides no sign
OF life betrayed, save the tired shepherd. him
Whose waketul eve now watched his slice PIN <
flock.
Then. lol light, another star, more bright
Than all the rest. arose. with steady pace
IL left the trimmed horizon, soon o'crtoppcd
The Moab mounts. then took its way. nor tar
red
Till DER Bethlehem's wall u stood, To light
Her streets and roof trees as with lay.
Wise men
There were, with divination deep tmbucd,
Who saw the star. and knew. and followed
Where Il led. Toward the little town they
took
Their steps and entered there And inn they
sought,
And him, the host. thus questioned
"Where Is lie.
our king-He who WAS horn this days Tell us.
We pray, Tor We have seen Ills star, ami csme
To worship him"
There IN lowly ont house,
Thatched, and for stable used. they found
their King,
HIS throne trough. and round his infant
brow
The haloed crown Of heaven. -Tatle Tale.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-01-12
To Montana, Oregon and Washington

Ifyou are going west bear in mind the fol
lowing facts: The Northern Pacific Railroad
owns and operates 9s7 miles. or 81 per cent. of
the entire railroad mileage of Montana; spans
the territory with it's main line from east to
west; Is the short line TO Helena; the only
Pullman and dining car line to Butte, and Is
the only line that reaches Miles City, Billings
Bozeman, MIssoula, the Yellowstone National
Park. and, in fact, nine tenths Of the cities and
points of interest in the territory.
The Northern Pacific owns and operates 62l
miles, or 81 per cent. of the railroad mileage
of Washington. it's main line extending from
the Idaho line via Spokane Falle, Cheney,
Sprague, Yakima and Ellensburg through the
center of the territory TO Tacoma and Seattle
and from Tacoma to Portland. No other trans.
continen tai through rail line reaches any por-
tion of Washington territory. Ten days stop
over privileges are gwen on Northern Pacific
seconded tickets at Spokane Falls and all
points west, thus anording intending settlers
an excellent opportunity TO see the entire
territory without mourning the expense of
paying local fares from point to point.
The Northern Pacific Is the shortest rou te
from 1t Paul to Tacoma by 307 miles to Seattle
by III miles, and to Portland by 32i miles
time correspondingly shorter, varying from
other line from st. Paul or Ninnea polls runs
through passenger cars of any kind into Idaho
Oregon or Washington.
In addition to being the only rail line to
Spokane Falls, Tacoma and Seattle, the North.
ern Pacific reaches all the principal points in
northern Minnesota and Dakota, Montana,
that the Northern Pacific and Shasta line is
the famous scenic route to all points In Cali
fornia.
Send for illustrated pamphlets, maps and
books giving you valuable information in ref
erence to the country traversed by this great
line from 50: Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Ashland to Portland, Oregon, and Tacoma and
Seattle. Washington Territory, and enclose
stamps for the new lSSe Rand McNally
In colors.
Address your nearest ticket agent, or CHAs
8. ZEE. General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
St. Paul, MINI.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-01-12
A kentucky Colonel.
The Vanderbilt M arriages.
Cincinnati Enquirer.


A quiet citizen, worth his half mill
lion or more, said 10 me yesterday
al always had some respect for the
late William Vanderbilt and his wife
when saw how indifferent they were
in the marriage of their children to
money consideration. In most cases
they let their children marry persons
of responsibility and good psrentage,
but without fortunes. That has been
almost uniformly the case. William
X. Vanderbilt, who built the g., OO0,-
600 house, married Virginia woman
who could hardly keep her wardrobe,
| have understood, from going to sale
And yet" said he, "in nearly every
case they appear to be happy folks
who go together. How much better
it is than this everlasting greed TO
make love itself minister to avarice. /"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-01-12
Consumption Surely Cured.

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