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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09
tio'clock p. VI.

The above property 20 be sold consist, of
large aud cOmmOdiOus Hotel recently hullt'
th 30 Oed- rOOm- handsome yturnishel ituhi
TOD 10 hOtt,m with new furniture, hot ani
cold baths eicctfic bells. etc. and q oetutii"l
Cottage Just opposite. containing - rooms,
comp efe lu eve appointment. Inc hstti
was built by the Bon Air Land and Improve
mcut Company. In connection WIN khe nc
yelOpmen of the adj cent property, ~a cost
OF about $500 ami was furni-hl Il al an addi
tiOnal est OF about sJpW. The double Cot
tage was $50 huilt by IN m Tor tue same put
pose At a further C. 81 If about 90. but IL -
81 pected that the pur .ha,er at this sale VII
/ real a. "A handsome bargain. 5 the sale VIII bc
withOuf limit or reserve. The Hotel gfohuis
front 800 feet by 80 feet, and are bOunied %
| the right Vt way OF the Richmond aud Dan
avenue and the projection o. Ncltse street
| The Cottage grounds front 40 feet w 10 iett
on Chesteriie i avenue. The Hotel and Cot
tage Will be- 80 separately.
| The grOuuns around the Hotel are very
| tastefulIy laid Oh. beautiful and shady, There
| have been recently erected near the hOtei
| more than q dozen handsome private cDtiaxes.
owned by gentlemen who spend the summer
months there, which aids much 10 tue y"
" Bon-Alrr j. several hundred feet shove
| the level OF Richmond. and y known ftr and
wide As q perfectly healthy place lhe al
| osphere Il cool and refreshing and - prok
| unity 10 the pine for -ts Ot thtst.rncli makes
! it MT only an attractive resort. but IA perfect
| sauitarun.
This sale offers a frst class opportunity a.
an energetic live man wHO will take h Id OF it,
! a. the rooms are illed cacn seafon ~ guests
VINO apprcc ate the many advantages Oi tue
place.
Beng so near Richmond. which II one OF the
| best markets IN the world, tht re Il no rea on
why this place should not be the most valua
| ble OF its kind on the market. A., IL eal ca
| Sly b. made A winter a. vel AS summer re
| SOFT. There are regular trains ffOm Richmond
morning aui evening for the accommodation
OF guests 80,
Parties desiring further Information Will
| write % thc auc;iDnee s. Train Viii ioas,
Richmond ON Richmond ana Danyilie d, po'
al 800 O'Clock. returning In afternoon on IA,
| OF sale.
TtRNs' One-fourth cash, the balance IN
five equal in,talucni5 pay able IN one, Two
three. lour and i've years, a. tcs 10 Re gNci
with interest payable semi annually ana 80
cured rs deed Of trust ON the property ans
the bull lings and urnlture 20 be- Kept fuliy
insured FRANK -. HILL co.
| au 7-td AuctlOneers.
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OHioo of Agency; Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner mainand
Eleventh Streets.
The Par Value of tho Stock is 5000
Per Share.

The Company offers to the public slOoV OF
it, capital stock At par, payable - ia cash ana
. per month. with interest at o per cent per
snaum on each share until paid with right 10
anticipate payments.
No subscriber will bo allowed to take over
$500.
The Company has over 26,coo front feet OF
the best and most beautiful building lots IN
the western suburbs OF Richmond, lying prln-
cipaly in sidney. They were obtained at.
pr considerably below market value, are
RAPIDLY advancing, and the value OF the stock
advances in proportion.
This is d rare opportunity tor persons OF
moderate means to invest in the most desir-
able real estate in our suburbs.
Parties buying lots from this Company. and
intending TO build, can borrow 30 per cent. Of
the value OF lots and intended improyeu ents.
At per cent. per annum, on long time.
For persons OF small means. this investment
IS far better than deposiilng at interest In a
savings bank. because the money will be per-
fectly safe, and the investment Of i've dollars
will entltle the stockholder to the advance
upon s25 worth OF real estate.
Since the Company was organized and tho
property acquired some Of rs property has
been sold at an advance of over D. per cent
above cost. and every share OF stock Will par
tIclpate pro rata In All profits
This company has adouted the system Of tho
New York Trust Companies for the transfer
and registration of It's stock. anf the state
Bank of Virginia has accepted the oiice OF
transfer agent. thus lnsuIng against any er
rOr In the issue Of stock.
All on the stock offered arOYe WAS taken n
soon as the books We're opened.
The public viii be- notified when another
allotment will be- made ana OF the price. al
which it VIII be issued
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. ). ROGERS, Secretary.
zap 7-lmol
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VOL. III.-NUMBER 929
The Daily Times " will,

The Daily Times " will,
n, soon ~ practicable,
move it, entire plant aud
oG;rc 10 the first ii0Or Of
thc large aud COnInOdiOuS
hui!liRg No. 9oi East Vain
street. recently occupied
d, VSru. MITCHELL - 20.
Having added largely to
rhc former OuIsii, S.c
Daily Times il now pre-
parcd 50 fulfil all the re-
ouisifcs Of IA live, progress
i've ncWspaPcr.
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THE RED REV ELLER.
FIRES CONTINUE TO GET N THEIR
WORK.
THE FLAMES IA " EVERY
THING THEIR WAY
A SIXTY THoUsASD-DULLAR FIRE IN
KENTUCKY.
The Flames sweep Away Sis5, 900 worth
of Property In North Carolina
Town. Death OF Judge
Shcffey

HrNDERsoN, Ky, April s.-Princeton'
Ky, was visited this morning by another
destructive fire at o'clock. The build
ing. occupied by Kevill & Brown was
discovered on fire, and as Princeton has
no fire department the flames had every
thing their own way.
The following were completely burned
out: Opera House, including Knights
of Pythias Hall, with Kevill u Browne s
dry goods; J. W. Stegar, clothingi A. {.
Myers & Son, general merchants; kaui-
man & Goldnamer. dry goods; Mrs Bird,
millinery; and J. E,Grifith, Photographic
gallery Several lawyers and doclofs
offices were also burned. The origin OF
the fire unknown. Loss estimated at
100000; insurance small.
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LYXCnBGRG.

The Maryland Conference Declare Tor Ap
soIute Prohibition-1o Adjourn To-
Day.
Special to the TIMES
LYNcnBuRG, April s-The Maryland
Methodist Protestant Conference to-
day after a long and animated debate
adopted, by vote of "a TO 10 resolutions
ina support of absolute prohibition, and
pleaging the Church 10 do everything in
los power to promote Temperance in that
way and without any compromise what
ever, in license or otherwise.
The appointments of the Conference
will be made tomorrow, at which time
the body will adjourn.
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ST. Louis. April s-Lary Mcdonald
lul John Schneider, two government
employees working ON the river improve
mcnt commission Quarclled i'm "a small
xiii in the middle of the river yestcr-
lay The men clinched and terrible
struggle followed Mcdonald proved
more powerful and finally threw Schnei-
der headlong into the river Mcdonald
r0wci ashore and allowed Schneider 20
drown Mcdonald is still at large.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mas. wISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP shoud
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. Ii relieves the little sufferer at once
10 produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. and the little chcrub
awakes ~ bright as a button" Ii Is very
pleasant 10 taste. IL s0Othes the child. softens
The gums, al'ays all pain, relieves wind. rcgu-
latcs the bD ,cl-. and l. the best known rem
edy for disrrhoa. whether arising IRON teeth
tlx or other causes Twenty-Five cents a
y jtsle
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WASHINGTON, D c., April S-The fol-
lowing postmasiers were appointed to-
day. North Carolina-JOseph &. Harris,
nj Fort Barnwell; William KOonce, az
Blacksviile: c. W Hodge, at Rutherford
ION. \. II. BeamaD, at Snow llill II. W
Williams. at Tillory; w. d. Jones, at
Wake Forest; W G.. Tompkins, al Wei
ster c. l.. Smith at lyanhoe Furnace
IT. Kemeleter, at Scottsburg, Ala.
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Ther nreIiehtlne Tobacco

LANsrNG. NfCn. April S-The bill
prohibiting tho sale of tobacco 10 minors
under seventeen. without the written
consent Of their parents and guardians,
hos passed t0 the order ot the third read
inc. and win likely become a law Ii
viii hc followed by IN ironclad bill, pro-
hih.tus the sale of cigarettes m any
f..fl
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which Sionewali jackson Died offered
for sale.

which sionewan jackson Died offered
for sale.
Especial Correspondence Of the TINES
LExINGrON, April Saturday morn
inp "a blizzard struck Lexington. and d
binding snOw-stOrm and hurricane OF
wind made day in our history long to
be remembered. Telegraph cOmmunica.
ton has been broken since Friday night
and the specials filed for the TIMES are
vet on file. The temperature for twenty
four hours was below freezing. The
storm in the mountain and down the
valley was unprecedented for the season
Fruits and gardens are injured. Bar
racks of the Virginia Military Institute
was unroofed Saturday night by the
wind The storm lasted all day Satur-
day and that night Sunday was bright
and cool.
We are ashamed TO say our BOYS in
Grey will not be represented at the Cen
fennial ceremonies The shadow OF a
hope, which they chung TO, has all dis
appeared, and they will be unrepresenied
Al the celebration, aud consequently the
laurels that would crown their heads
will deck" the fOreheads Of their more
fortunate militismen.
The faculty and employees of the
yirginia Military Institute have received
their quarterly salaries, terminating
April 1t, amounting 10 six or seven
thousand dollars, and which will soon
find circulation in the mOney-drawers OF
our merchant and business men.
Colonel Edmund PendletOn has been
elected town attorney, TO fill the place
resigned by W. A. Anderson.
4 col0red Masonic burial took place
here Yesterday evening. The deceased
was ). b. Downing, an interested Re
publican While in Washington view
ing the Inauguration of his leader, he
contracted cold which resulted in his
death. His parents, both of whom art
dead, were our most highly respected
col0red citizens.
In the court records of our county Is
found the following order OF May term
177S. "The vest-y, Samuel Mcdowell
Chas Campbell, John Gilmore, Jr., Alex
Stuart, Samuel Lyle, Gentleman, Capt
John Lyle, David Gray, William Paxton
John grimble, James Buchanan and Col
/ John Gilmore. came into court and TOOK
the Oafhs of yestrymen of the parish.
All of the abore named gentlemen were
deep-dyed blue stockings, and Presby
terians Of the old type
The house at Guineys station, in Car
oline county, Va, is offered for sale by
Mr.. b. Vaughan, who is the owner oi
the property This is the house in
which General Stonewall Jackson dieC
after being fatally wounded at Chancel
lorsyille Mr Vaughan offers the prop
erty 10 The Jackson Memorial Associa
ton, thinking it may be of value tC
them, and states that trivial sum will b,
the price However, there is but little
probability Of the association purchasing
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THE BOSTON
.0ne-Prioe Clothing House,
1909 MAIN STREET,
SchwarzSchild & Co.,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
By r. II. Chailin Co..
Real Estate AuctiOnccrs.
No. y Tenth street, nichmoni. Va.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE lots AND PLOTS OF LAND
~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON
BELVIDERE AND CHURCH
STREETS. AND on
JAMES RIVER JUST ABOVE TREDEGAR
WORKS.

By virtue OF decree Of Richmond CHANGER,
Court entered February ~, lsss. IN cause Of
Union Bank OF Richmond it Lewis =. harNic.
Sc. tho unde-.gned special ,ommi-sionSr-,
APPOINTED fO rAhc purpose, will Sell BY Pubic
Auction. the REAL ESTATE referred To In
said decree, n> follow r.
First-L0t 4 OF plot y, fronting on Delsi
derc street
Church street. third. 22l feet ON James river
beginning 66, feet west oi the lredeEsr tom-
pauy'- and. ana running IN wcstwariiy III
rectiOn: fourth, = Pilu acres IN the city OF
Richmond. me udng 2ilWths of an acre In u
road a1lO ming iiankstown. AID winch -
shown hy plot made hy James /. Rcdi, on
November -. lsss. and returned win the rc.
port OF commissioner lcakc. aud marked
"Rodd's Map. and nlth. lot shown on plot
T.. fronting about 2lO icot on Holly street,
nOrthsile, east Of Church street. bounded ON
the south by Holly street. and on the west by
lots Il o. in Jones plan, north OF lots
aud L In Howard'- plan. a,d the southern
termination OF HOward'- street, and each 10
the lands OF Richmond and Allegheny Rail
Sale 10 commence at lot l. on Belyiders
street on
FRIDAY. ArRfL ie, 1857,
al O'Clock p. NJ
Tennis: One-fourth cash. the residue upon
three equal credits OF six twelve and eighteen
months Tor negotiable notes with Interest,"
added from day Of sale. Title retained until
the purchase n palu III lullf dhu Nobf')s"NS
MEADE HASkIN5,
w. B. SMITH,
A. L. HOU LWAkE.
JOHN DUNLOP,
Special Commissioners.
sale by r. b. CHAFFiN y CO.. Auctioneers.
|. Charles W. GOddin, clerk II tho Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond. cetify
that the bond required Of the special com
missiOners by the d. cree ir the SAID cause has
been duly given. Given under my hand this
g}d day OF March. lesy. -
CHARLES w. GODDIN.
aul III
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.
rhi. lime IL Strikes a North Carolina
Town.

Town.
RALEIGH, y. c., April S.-Fire at
Smithsville. which broke out yesterday
afternoon. consumed nearly all the busi-
ness part of tine town and many resi-
dences, and is still in progress. The
loss is estimated az about $4,000. with
only S25. 600 insurance Very few goods
were saved.
Later information about the fire al
Smithheld, y. c.. yesterday puts the loss
al 100000 with $4,000 insurance.
Twenty-eight business houses were
burned and thirly-two stores. Only four
stores are left in town The fire broke
out afresh this afternoon, but was
checked -.
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TELEGRAPHlC TICKS.
NEWS THAT CAME OVER THE WIRES.
NtCutCANDFEs TRYING TO DOwN
TOBACCO.
Captain. Iis wife and Three Children
Lost AZ Sen in the storm of
Saturday Two Men fich:
Ia SKIN

WASHINGTON. D. c., April s--William
O. Rives, OF Albcmarle county, son Of
thc late. Hon. William c. Riyes. of Vir-
ginla. died suddenly Yesterday
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FnrXnERrn IN TIE GALE.

Tho Captain. His wife. and Two small
children Lost at sea.
LEwrs, DEL. April s.--Tho coal barge
sunrise. with ec0rgo OF coal from Nor
.0ik for New York, ioundcrcn i'm the
gale of Saturday nrht. and the captain,
li- wife and their TWO small children
and p seaman went down with the vessel
and were all lost Joseph Coyle, another
seaman, drIliod about all night i'm small
l0at. ant was picked mp on The beach oil
Lcwes beach almost lilelcss by life
SAVING CROW
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OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND. Va, March D.. lss9.

RICHMOND. VA, March D. lss9
+ ICENSE TAX CITY LICENSES
l. for the year l.sg have been placed 1 my
hands for collection and are now due as fol
lows.
AGEN fs lBa9age and Rxpre S, Fertilizer,
IuSuraurc. IlNOr. Land. Manufacturing Ar
ticic-. Renting Houses. hailroad 1lcke :.
steamship LluesI ARCHITECTS, AIIok
NEYS-Al. LAA. ADCilONEtks-lGe General.
Real Esaic. l.bicC0. Common DrierJ BAR
ROOM BlILlAHD TABLES. BOARDING
HOUSES. BROk EB--lCatte Commercial.
Insurance. Merchandise. fawn. Railroad
1ictefs. ship. stock, Tobacco ClikMIS -,
CITY >CANENGER. COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS DENTS H.. DETECTIVE A1EN-
tTF- EXPRESS COMPANIES. FISH and
OYSTERS. FNCIT STANDS aui Baskets.
HOTELS. JUNK DEALERS, LIQUOR
DEALERS Wholesale, Ret y, Whole-ale
Malt. Botfliug Rc.r.l llN RY STABLES.
LOAN OFFICES. LUMBER MEASu REkS.
MERCANTILE AGENCIES. PHOTOGRAPH
Err. PHYSICIANS. PRIVATE BANKERS.
TBLIC ROOMS. RESIAI RAN = SNACK
sIOR AGE. ELtGRAPH aud TELEPH pNE
COMPANIES. We ERlSAlY SURGEONS,
AND ALL PERSONS 81 BJkCr To A
LICENSE TAX,
Parties failing 70 pay this tax on or before
APRIL sd. l,.l will bs subject ID the penalty
prescribed by the city fll ances.
L. ". NNIN6HAM.
ap1-tI Collector OF City Taxes.
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f4 Moon .,t-... afa
ft fsv's NrFfh.lih 900
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- TED liNN~E lDNitt
iYf Horses NuIrs, Cattle. &c. Cures hcfaiche~
in llgs. warranted o. cure chicken and hns
cholera Read what those who have used IL
tatr fU say
Nolfse d. smith. Atlcos. Hanover county
fas sajs. DufM s. NOrt0n's HonS i0me
is thc best tonic ave ever used.
II. g. AlOkant e.. Old Chufch, Hanover
'Nunfy. Na.. says. Too much cannot he said ~
praise NJ hufa q NOrtDn's Horse Tome.
John J.. Curtis. Warwick &. H., Va. ! think
d a.nfet lndisp spensahlc 20 our rzl5lnY hogs.
jo.. 7. Dauow. Warwick, &. H.. Va, says
u lt the beet remedy / ever saw for chicken
th0Itfl. as dozens Of my nelshlOu vii tcstliy
j. Campbell, MauagOnick. kinR william
county Va; had valuable dog with
scratches which had give up 10 Die ic"
Npsts oi The Tonic made acOmpletc cure.
fficc - aud b cents per bottle. fOf sale
~ an dfuyyists Sample bottle ~ mail iof
z, cents ln stamps. T. +. REEVE CO,
hichmOnd We
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MEADE HASklNS,
". B. SMITH,
A l.. HOULWAhE.
JOHN DUNLOP,
Decial Commissioners.
By Frank d. hill & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
ON. Eleventh Street. Richmond, Va.

DON AIR HOTEL AND LARGE
ID DOUBLE COTTAGE, ALL HAND
DDN AIR. AND ONE tF THE MOST
HEALTHY AND ATrRAlTlNE slMSlth
HESOkTs. on THE RICHMOND AND DAN %
VILE EAILROAD SMILE, FROM hltu-
MOND, WILL BE SOLD AT AUCllON oS
THE PREMISES ON
WEDNESDAY. APRrL 2irH. 1859.
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LEXINGTON.


ITifi Idl I'd IIH AlmfTf
LExlNGToN, April s.-Judge Hugh W.
Shelley, LID, the venerable lecturer
on PROBATE wills and corporation law Of
the faculty of Washington and Lee Uni
versity an associate lecturer with Hon.
John Randolph Tucker, LID, Lecturer
on constitutional law and governor of
the same institution, died suddenly in
staunion this morning, and will be buried
tomorrow evening at A o'clock The
faculty met this evening and appointed a
delegation TO 20 TO Staugton IN the morn
ing and attend the funeral. The de-
ceased was one of Vrginia's most prom
ment lawyers, and in younger days was
a prominent politician.
Rev. T. Walpole Warren, d. d., Of
New York, preached Sunday night at
Grace Memorial Church before large
gathering Of students and cadets
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THOSE PEAnlr I TETH may be KEEP
so bv using Phenol Mouth Wash in con
neclOn with halod0nt Tooth Powder
For sale by
-. OwFNs & MINOR DRuG Go.
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co.
DIRECTORS :

DIRECTORS:
f.. ID. Christian, John Is Purcell,
j. J. Montague, Moses Mill
hiser. Joseph Bryan,
James IL. Dooley.
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BASE COUNTERFEITER II he who would
Talm OIL upon customer any other
'icle for Dr. Dayid's Cough syr ~, tn
old reliable case.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY.

We have large amount OF money 10 lend
on gooi Nichm M city real 81 e.. In sums oi
from fAnO-O slu.uOJ Charges moderate.
FRANK %. NIL Il co,
epG5f bnorih Eleventh street.
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Seepless nights made miserable he
that terrible cough Shiloh's Cure is Il y
Remedy for you.
OWENS & MINOR DRuG Co.
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JAMES II. DOOLEY, President

GEO. ). ROGERS, Secretary.
Jap 7-lmol
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BI.HNONp THEATRE
GRAND CONCERT,

I..f tlr direction oi
CAPTAIN FRANK W. CUNNlNGuAA
.t....r.. .i the Finest Amateur Talent boo
....f t.. Nu,f Address. hy 0ONlfNoh
... NAYuH ELLYsON aud COLONEL
NILi lLlETl
THURSDAY. April lirH 1859
.f..,0fat r.eAetts Division. to pay bal
l.r.4 ile Monument erected tp
t.. I.afof P.ekeits Division.
.n.HU .atl.- and gentlemen Will
N.. AunI Hammer. Mr. Carrie
... NI.. L.te lJiDf. NI ko o"Du.
..l llI.. Captain iuina 'InnIna
H. Ll--L.ll .-al.- IL. n
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THE DAEI.Y TIMES

Published every day in the
wear, anu the only Monday
morning daily issued in
Virginia.
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TEE WUIG,

Established January. Is2 1,
was absorbed by Tine IsaiIy
rimcs December -. I~S>.
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DISSOt.ittp>.
NOTICE.

~
ON isr OF MAY fs's. the firn OF X. X.
Turner Son wus dissolved by mutual con
sent. r. H. Turner assumes all debts OF said
urm All indebtednts 10 firm 70 be paid u
n. N. Turner. n. X. TURNER.
f,.,s W. ID TURNER.
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NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE Nl
IH t4fn an auction on
THURSDAY NEXT. ruE llrH APRIL.
4 pl.te- having forfeited pledges Win ne
please .lI fnd uHy intcfcrt of icuotn n'
IIs-l. ui tlCi uII u" SOD.
ElIr. ABtAN Pawnhroser.
.Ir-f FlGea-t HrIau street.
NfIRglNfASLATE-ROOFlNG COM
rAtA afr now prepared Co DO any worn
fNr.r .I0eI Iu this cIfS Wlth ucatucss AMI dis-
I.I.I UI reasonable rates.
REPAIRING A ~PhClALlf.
1tff petal TO boa iti, city.
ID. %. THOMAS a CO..
uI7 Richmond. Petersburg, aud Nofi'ik.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured By shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
Owens & Minor DRUG Co
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07
Sham Antiquities In Paris.

There Ii great passion nowadays
for antique articles, and Il has given
birth to world OF sham antiquities.
An army Of handicraftsmen are 5usily
engaged in the manufacture OF these
wares. which are palmed of on contid-
Ing people rs being 200 or 800 years
old. and dated from any desired land
mark in history. Old chairs. old tables,
old silver. old icwelry and old any
thing. even II made last week. have
great yalae in the eyes of many per
sons satisfied with antiquity in appear.
ance. Worm-eaten furniture is now
one OF the RACES This stuff Is easily
produced with aid of bird shot. Which
Is fired into II. Old houses. torn down,
furnish worm-eaten timber. which Is
turned to good account in fabricating
old sets OF furniture. Old door keys,
medieval bellows. gilt fiambeaux In
Louis XIV. style. warming pans and
brass tenders OF the fourteenth cent
ury, candelabras. and even old SNUFF.
ers, find purchasers as fast as these
antique wares can be made by skillful
artizans In out OF the way places OF
the gay capital. Old coins and Re
gency clocks are cast by the ton every
day In Paris. but they are very scarce
and bring fabulous prices. -Jeweler'
Weekly.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07
Tnr:GnHMkA tor breakfast
inc Shan and His DENTIST.

One OF the most honored OF the
Shah's suite is the imperial dentist:
and NJ. Hybennet has probably seen
more OF English high life than any
person OF his calling. except, of course.
Mr.. Evans. In his second diary his
Majesty frequently alludes TO the Per.
sian dentist-in-chief. who Is, believe,
"A Swede One characteristic passage
runs thus: M. Chretien. also a dentist
Who was known to me through having
on my former voyage amused himself
with my teeth. came some days age
with DIR. Tholozan. Hybennet had filled
a hollow tooth of my left upper jaw
but the filling had become loose, and
Hybennet could not get 1t out; but wher
Chreticn had worked at 1t for some day
1t finally came out was very glad
and am going to have the tooth nlle6
anew" This was In 1873, but Hyben-
net has still charge OF the imperia
teeth. World.