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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

By j. Thompson Brown Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
- or
TWO LARGE THREE-sTORY BRICK WARE
HOUSES
on THs
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND TWEEN
TY-sECoND STREETS,
EXTENDING FROM CARY TO DOCK STREET.
ALSO,
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST IN 4 LOT
CORNER OF CARY AND PEAR STREETS.
Greanor's oxecutors) Decree entered May 8.
r. 1882. in Richmond Chan
Greauor Ct ais. Gerry Court.
By virtue Of the above decree. we. the special
commissioners therein appointed for tue pur-
pose will proceed 10 sell AZ public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY q. 1889.
at $50 o'clock + NJ. the above property, being
TWO LARGE THkEE-STORY BRICK WAR;
HOUSES on the southeast corner OF Cary aud
TWenty-second streets. The lot OF the cot9er
fronts 44xl20 feet 10 Dock street being Lot No.
u, with 4 large brick warehouse on the same,
and tho lot adjoining (bebg Lot No. = fronts
S4xl2O feog 10 Dock street, with large BRICK
warehouse on lt-mahsub tukctntL % Aoob iApit-
These warehouses should DO very desirable for
storage purposes. having front on three streets.
Also, one UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST N
A LOT on Cary at the Intersection OF Pear street.
fronting on Cary street "a feet aud running back
an irregular depth.
TENS or SALE: One fourth cash. and the
balance In siX, twelve, and eighteen months
with interest and the title retained until all the
purchRse-money Is paid and tho deed ordered
BIZ the Court BEVERLEY I. CRUAP,
4. NJ. CONNER
j. w. ANDERSON.
Special COMMISSIONER
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co, Auctioneers.
GREANBR's EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST
GREANER, &C, DEFhNDASrs-iH THS CHANCE
RY COURT OF THE CITY or RIchnoND.
], Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of said court GER
tify that the bond required OF the special com
missioners by tho decree In said cause Of May
z, 1883, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9.h day OF May,
1899
Iay1O CHARLES W. GoDDIN.
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BASEBALL.

The University aud Rannolpn-ma-
con Mines
IFOr the Dispstehl
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May II. 1889.
The game ptsyetto-day between the Ran
dolpb-Mscoo COLLEGE, and the University
teams wzs witnessed by some six hundred
ladies nod gen;iemeB. TIE game was inte-
resting throughout, but brilliant plays were
few. Below istbe'secre:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
1 BLE CORNERSTONE PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-Tho undersigned. subst-
tutod trustee In a decd " trust executed by b..
A. Hazlegrove aud wife the 2ist day OF June,
1892. and OF record In tho clerks once OF Hano-
yer County Court, being required 20 10 do by
the holder Of the bond secured thereby, will on
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1883,
at O'Clock z. NJ. on the premises. offer for sale
az public auction that DESIRABLE PROPERTY
situated OF CLAY Precinct ia the county OF
Hanover, adjoining the lands OF james Carter,
Marion Green, and others, consisting OF o store
hOuse and dwelling combined. with THREE
ACRES OF LAND attached.
The properly is situated in q good and thrifty
neighborhoOd Immediately on the main road
leading from Hanover Uid Brook turnpike to
Ricnmond, and formerly q successful business
Of morchand Efng was conducted here.
TERMS The deed requires cash, but moro &C
commodating terms may DO agreed on at she
sale. X. II. CARDWEbL,
my i4-Tu&Th2t Substituted Trustee.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ HzggxsD At gzx p1sxAzezrRxfHzt
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY f. issg.
TWO DAILY TRAiNSTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LYNCHBURA


TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LYNcHBURG
LEAVE RICHMOND
$40 A. NJ. Daily. rtG Richmond aud Potersolrg
railroad. Arrive a. Petersburg ID
A. NJ. arrive al Norfolk 100 Z. n.
$40 A. n Daily. rio hichmoad aui feiapnifg
railroad. Arrive Al Petersburg 1872
An. No leaves Petersburg ilHj
A. NJ. fot FsrmVile. Lyuchburg. X -
noke BRISTOL, knoxville sad az
points South and WesL
THROUGH CAk TO kADFOkn.
100 P. N. Daily Uia Kchnoad and Pesersburg
rAilrOad Arrive Petersburg ,Ha B..
~: leave Petersburg 10 T.. y. daIh
arriving Norfolk lU,lU Z. 81. Iary1sa
car lachmond 70 Norfolk
100 P. N Daily ~ Elct moni and Petersburg
railrOad. Arrive a. Petersburg "a
T. 81. connectug with Train 30. B..
leaving Petersburg ag - L. 81 u
FHmWlle, Lyncbburg Roanoke, 20
eAhontas. Bristol. Knoxville. thAiit-
n0osa, and a. points SCUM Aa4
West
PULLMAN sLEgPlNG-cAR AcCOAaODA-
TIONS
No. i-SleepIng-car from Petersburg . Bristol
without change, leaving Petersburg dsily Ai
7:55 p. NJ. and LynchDurg 10 Memphis sitAoai
change.
noke % Chattanooga. without change.
Tickets, baggRgo-checks. AMI ali Information
eau be obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
! -
and at tho Compauy's once, sll east Aaiq stree
W. b. BEhlLL.
General Passenger Agen-
CHGHLgs G. EDDY. Woo Presidon-
General once. Roanoke, Va ny II
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-scheiuls
commencing APRIL u, loSJ-easssrn stAndaei
5:2 A. NJ. leaves Byrd.s,ree, statioa daily.
STOPS only az Ashland. Junction. NIL
ford, aud fredeTcksDurg. sleeper
10 Washington and Neg YORK.
ii.O7 A. NJ leaves Byri-Street station tally. eK.
cept sunday. Parlor car 70 WashinE-
ton.
s.25P. NJ leaves BYcd-street station daily.
sleeper 10 New lOrk.
$50 A NJ. -rives a. Byrd street station daily
sieepar from New York
e:9s P. N. arrives at Byri-sresl station daily
stops at tredericks0urs. Milford
Junction. and Ashland sleeper fnOm
Washington anu New YORK.
1910 ?. NJ arrives a. Byrd-Strset stalaoo daily.
except sunday. pGrlor car fre2
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINs.
DAILY KxcEFr sUSDkrA
as A NJ. leaves Eliza. Arrives a. Ashland 81
lOa p. NJ. accou uOiation leaves Byrd-Sues.
station: arrives a. AshiAnd ~ r. VI.
e:oi p. N. leaves Eiba; arrives al ASH and al
Gas A. NJ srriyssEsba. Leaves Ashland asS'S
sssA. N. recommendation arrives at Brys-
Street station; leases Ashland as7.E
/ An.
sss P. VI arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland a.
c. 4. TAYLOR, General Ticket AgssL
y. 7. d. hrsxs, General Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

ONFRIDAY. MAY II. 1889.
at o'clock p. NJ, by request Of the owner,
shall sell by public auction. on tho premises ;,
those THREE ATTRACTIVE AND DtSIRABLl :
IOCATED TWO. STORY FKANE DWELLINGS
Nos. 22l7, e2lg. and Poi. on tho south side OF
Vensbe street between Twenty-second and
Twenty-tlird tor Jessamine) streets, In that at
tractiye locality. near Christ church. containing
seven rooms each, besides detached kitchens.
closets, aud tho usual conyeniences-all being
neat, substantial. well arranged. and in good
order-wi;h lots fronting together about 75xl5O
feet extending back 70 Burton street.
This is really desirable property, whether for
home or rental purposes, ana, the owner being
resolved TO sell, bargains may be expected.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months, by negotiable
notes, with interest added, aud secured by deed
OF trust. .. Is. hLAN,
myA AuctioDeer.
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by Frank ID. HIN & Co,
Real Estate Auctionoers.
6 north Eleventh street

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE ON BROOK AyENvR BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS, AND on
GRAHAM STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS AT AUCTION
THURSDAY. MAY 10TH.
AZ O'Clock p. ", on tho premises. We will sell
tho very valuable LOTS Nor. 3l2 and 3i4 Brook
avenue. between Broad street and Marshall
street. with front on Brook avenue OF 10 feet,
with irregular depth, 70 DO shown by plat 90 Gay
OF sale. improvements TWO FRAME HOUSES,
now rented for t2l6 per annurl. This Is an al
mirable location for two or three small oricS
stores, which would rent well.
AND AT O'CLOCK P. NJ,
on the premises, the TWO WELL~BUILT AND
COMFORTABLY-bR RANGED FRAME DWELL
INGs 5i5 and 5l7 Graham street. betueeen Clay
and Leigh.
SIS has seven rooms rnnge with hot end cold
water, Demorost closet. &c. Lot SKIS feet
on has Eve rooms, city wafer on the renises,
and lot 2iXl35 feet
This property is first-class OF It's kind. Is In
extra-gOod condition. and should attract the at
teution OF investors who dssiro TO parchaae good
real Is ate, which Is now paying good Invest
mcnt on amount OF purchase.
TERMS: Very reasonable and long, and an
nounced on day OF sale.
FRANK D. Hill & co,
myi0 Auctioneers
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BY Prank d. HUI 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctlonesrs.

~ ROVE-AVENUE AND HARVIE-
W STREET BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION
On
WEDNESDAY. MAY Is. 1889.
at O'Clock Y. III. on the premises, We will sell at
public auction the LOT az the northeast corner
Grove avenue and Harvie street. adjoining Mr..
William n. Mccarthy's new residence. Lot
fronts S0Kf30 feet to alley In rear and win 10
sold 80 feet with privilege OF the whole. This Is
a rare oppo tunity 10 secure one OF the most
beautiful corner lots on Grove avenue. The sur
roundings are frsteiasa.
TkRss: Very liberal and unusually long; an
FRANK u. Hill . Co.
NJ ~ AHcktnneaxk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

BY virtue and IN part execution OF six several
deeds OF trust frOu John ). Coles 10 the under
signed, a. trustees, and duty recorded in the
clerks Office Of the County Court OF Albemarie
county, We will sell by auction, on the promises,
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AuCTIoN SALsn--Russxe Bays
By Frank D. Hiu q Co.
Real KstAfc Anct!onsofA
HANDSOME AND ATTRACTIVE
III GRACE-sTREET RESIDENCE.

SITUATED AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER or
GRACE AND FIFTH STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
BY request Of tho ownor wo will soil at auction,
on the promises, on
THURSDAY. MAY I'D.
NJ O'Clock p. ~. the VERY VALUABLE. HAND
SONS, AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE situ-
ated as above. The house is admirably VOL
built OF stock brick. three stories high and con-
tains about twelve rooms, besides stors-rooms
aud closets with hot asd cold water on principal
floors, seryansp rooms &C., and ali Of tho most
modern conyeniences. There IL good brick
stable on the sids LOT This Is ono Of the most
valuable pieces Of property now on the market
lhe house Is In good order throughout and Is a
NEST convenient and comfortable home. The
lot Is 81 012 feet front on Grace street. the house
covering shout 27x90 feet TIE side lot IL i57
feet deep 70 an alley In common. upon which IL
fronts 33 6i2 feet plat Of the lot will be shown
by the auctionecrs.
The situation and location 81 this property
renders it In every way desirable for private
residence.
TERss One fourth cash and balance on very
long time.
Promises can be seen any day between tho
hours Of ~ aud ~ O'Clock.
FRANK ID. HILL a CO..
my II, f2H.16,is.l9,2l.s 2&23 AuciioneerA
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.-.o>.., RAILROAD IISEa
~ III As sEM sg;
pIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DAyvrLrE R.trpo..
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE 90,
AND SOUTHWEST. III
PULLMAN SLEEPEks OK ALI Nrcur
TkAfNe -NfA
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HoUs.-rUnNIsnINGs, q,

NEW MAfTINGSJUST RECEIVED.
~ OilCloth, Carpets. Rugs. Mats. &c. !; Lace
Curtains, Cornsco and Poles, Hollands Of all
coiors. Large lot OF Shades NJ Soc each. Paper
nangines-Au ssyisA AL aders prsmptly ~
tended To- AJk1HIx6e,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

sNos and and 81 sud 81 run daily between
Richmond and Clifton Forge and daily except
Sunday between Balcony Falls and Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6.s5 P. ~ MAIL daily. THRoCGH PASSEN'
GER. A. AZ.
ais A n. ACcoMsODATIoN daily (eIcsp:
sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for the south. West and Northwest
Sleepors TO Cincinnati and Louisville.
Al lynchburg with Norfolk and Western rail-
road for all points South, Southeast, and south
west. and Virginia Midland railway for all points
North and South
AZ Richmond with Associated Railways for ali
points IN the South. and Richmond, Fredericks-
burg aud Potomac railroad fer the North.
Al Lexington wish Baltimore aud OHIO rail-
road. making close connections AZ Harpers
Ferry 70 and from Pittsburgh and mo West also
70 points North and East.
Sleeping-cars Lynchburs 70 Memphis New
Orleans, and Little Rock. 49,.
PALACE SLEEPING-CAHS BETWEEN RlCH-
NOND AND LYNCHBURG. BBRTlfS. 81.
Trains marked daily texcept Sundsy
daily
Tickets sold TO all points ofIfces: 9ls east,
Main street, 100 Main street. aud at Richmond
and Allegheny depot, Eighth and Canal streeA
JOHN X. MACAUkDO.
myli Gene, al Passenger Agent
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~ cheMnInr & Rose

Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers, and BrokerS
No. north Tenth street
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NORK-KIYER LINE GA WISF
Il pOINE
DAILY ExcLrr SUNDAY.

Tho faVorito route % Baltimore. The stsans-,
on this line arc models ~ Beauty. oirrIn., al
comfort. Leave Ricbmoni 1920 T.. ~. auI a .
y. NJ; arrive a. baltimore 80 A. ~. .e.rs
Baltimore daily except sunday o. H b.. a.
rive AZ Rich mOnd - - A. NJ auI % .nsW
Fare Richmond 20 Baltimore First-.laas. Il
second-class. Si.5n
The York-kiver Line affords superior sfrs,.
tages 70 business meu in elan.iug ft-.r D. I..s,
Richmond near The close 0f tae lav's .r,...
actions and arrive o. baitIr be early n.tt r....
ing. attor having en'ofeI . Ialgltfl n.rt.,
rest, free lom tho dls. all a0.so q a.ussg
travel
WEST fulNr ACcOAlODtTlOM
Leave Richmond uwcn'y- h.ri-
Street cepor ................. ...... f-.BAv
Arrive Richmond Cweufy-ghird.
street depoN ..........- .....-..... ''.-j p H.
DAILY. fDaiiy eXcep SUNDAY.
Depot anf tcket-o1ice. Poo, Nryinia street.
Uptown Office Corner Tenn and Nam s.reslA
JAS. H. TAI LpR
General PASSENGER igsla
p. s.. POLls.
Division Pnss@n gar Ag,ak
Richmond -
SOL. HAAS, Trailc Manager.
PEITON RANDOLPH. Oeurral Manage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
By J. Thompson Brown a Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
GALE OF DETACHED THREE
~ STORY BRICK DWELLING
No. 6i0 CHINA STREET. NEAR PINE STREET.
A SNUG INVESTMENT.
Bv request Of the owner we win sell az public
auction, on the premises. on

BY request Of the owner We viii sell at public
suction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, MAY "A, 1854
at6P. NJ. the above PROPERTY.
The DWELLING Is one Of the best In this I'm
proving locality. being unusually we'll con-
structed, stock-orick 'front.' and contains ELK
rooms.
The LOT fronts 29xi2O feet TO a Is-foot alley
and has city water aud culyert besides hne
pump.
stead = paying investment or a snug and COM
Portable homo.
TERas; Oae-fourth cash; balance at six.
twelve, and eighteen months, per cent interest
and secured by q decd OF trust
j, THOMPSON BROWN q CO..
mvl0 Aucicncera.
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TRAINS NoRrHwAkD.
Daily. fDAly sHcopt sundaF.
DmAuuFNf,t ~ klt41

'Daly lDA.ly 9AcesN odnuAfs
STOPPINCs-PLACkS.
Nos. "a and q make no stop. No. - spps p
signal ~ CentrAlia 40. - ssDps only 0a sigaa
az Chester. CentrAlia, ard NaDchestar. Ma D.
stops on signal a. all regular stations "a v.
stops on signal 81 all regular Stations ami a',1
at lemplei- and Port WaLLhan Nos ~. 3k 81. A.,
80 81. IS and - will stop as al siatilns Or 20
sengers. -
PTILMAN-CAR SERVICE
On TraiDs Nos u and . zseping-,ars beir0
New York and Tampa. "a. (ris Jacksoa'
on Trains Nos. Il ana q saeefang-cars botu
Washington and Charleston. On lratn NJ
sioeping-cars betSeen Now foEt andJaksU
vile. On TrNin No. q sAnspfBe-cST betNet
Washington and savannah
TIE ONLY ALL~RAIL LIKE TO NOkfOLh
Lave. AkhITh
Rhhrnund- go An. Norfolk. 100 ?. 81
Richmond 100 p. NJ Norfolk io-D T. h
Norfolk ...-..'s 80 A. n. Richmnnd-Ii;D A. Al
Norfolk - 10 r. NJ kichmoBd- $40 T. b
These trains also mako clrse counectiocs 70
FarmViile LyRchburg and SosGfh restsrn pofDts
ana al stations on the Nortulk aud Western rsi.
read Z. II sLLLf, soper1nisoisnL
L. T. ID. hYEEs, 9ooerzi superintendent
r. II. KHKESOs. GoDerzi Passenger AgeaL
soL- Has. frame Manager. myi0
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-16
knights of Labor.

ATrANTA, Nov 15.-A committee of the Farmers Alliance appeared beiore the Knights ot Labor Conyen' ion to day headed by President Livingstone vho sail he felt sure that when the convention met at St Louis on Dec ember SrI confederation would be formed that surely would benefit tho organizations The meeting was en- thu>ias,ic. The mention of the con federation was met with laundering applause.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-16
Neamer on Firp.
applause

sAs F',ScI-ro. Nov I5.-I' wa~ di-coyero 'Li- m.faius Lat the sic mer Hawaii which va- lvinr at C.ca.ic dock ready to sail .,r iIo O. lu!n today, wa- on ire The ,sim-r hal , .rii cargo ..elr3.n- much .l- u-his morehauli-- i..oaia4 :'r t.e Chr;..n.a- trade 8, II l,Iuiu. She was a once towel ,u N;.-tn Rocl. and 'he fire cv,insui-he.! T., .wa-.j.ng her on the san. nas. TAe eN-en. of the damage i, no; known. hut il will probably be considerable. Tho Hawaii
 was formerly named Del No-'e aud she was recently ru rcha-ci hv 'he Wilder steamship Compruy O. H.no- luIu for ;Iir,y ihuu-mi lo'!rrs She w,s inieudeI Tor .ar ;u ar-i,l.nI rala.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-16
EeHger Si!,rr taH,sr!ioa llioara>.

DENyER. Col, Nov. lj-The silver Convention sdigIrned this afternoon. A permanent ,niza'ion was formed to be known as ;hc Colorado Silver Association \ yice-pre-i..ent was chosen from each county in trc State. Resolutions were adop'ed declaring that the constantly declining prices oi staple commodities as well as other evils are .raceable to fine destruction oi more than hali of the words of standard monopoly. and that the time has come when restoration must be made of the system oi metal coin age in effect prior ;o 7s; and that Congress upon re-sssembling pass an act for the remone,jzation of silver and for free and unlimited coinage Of the came.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-16

Ts. scarcity of silver in the kas. + Icing felt to such an extent ,ha' re- lief is heing sought, and even in he stronghold, of the opponents ot silver there is q very perccpiihle change o' opinion shown. The Philadelphia Price Current, on. of the be>; finan- cisl publication. of the East. says "The silver question is forcing itself npon public attention ai the present time iu Q way that has never before been felt Money IS scarce and likely to be more @. fl relief is not obtained from some quarter. The increased coinage uf silver seems to be the only available source of relief Ina, IS left 10, q, least some time to come The have bee. developed more rapidly than the circulating medium has increased. and we have now come to time when we must have more money or a .eri- GUS depression in values will surely be forced upon ue. The government; can not increase the public deposits in the national banks for the reason that the government bonds are difficult tO ob- tain by the banks to deposi; a. secur- ity with the government, and the prices o! them are % high that the hanks make but little by the operation. Notwithstanding the tiehtness of money, bonds have been offered to the government spsringly for some time pass. There seems but one way at the present time out of our none: di- lemma, and that Is to coin silver to the full limit of the law-iour mil lions per month. The mere announce ment of this programme would start things up astonishingly, and at the same time would instil confidence into mercantile and financial circles and create . more confident feeling in trade and financial matters"
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-16

Parents should be careful that their children do not contract colds during the fall or early winter months. Such colds weakens the lungs and air pass ages, making the child much more likely to contract other colds during the winter. It is this succession of colds that causes catarrh and bron chitis or poves the way for consump- ton. Should a cold be contracted, loose no time but cure it as quickly as possible. A fifty cent bottle of Cham 5erlain's Cough Remedy will cure any cold in a few days and leave the re- 7piratory organs strong and healthy For sale by H J. Peto.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-16
Naisen Dore.
ot pure gold.

This old time and popular restauran, still maintains its position as & favor. .e place for our citizens to regale .hem>el es on all the table delicacies which are prepared in too,hsome manner and served by polite and at tentivc walters. This restaurant makes q specially oi broiled steaks and cut lets, and imports coffee of extra qual- ity, thus being able to furnish the best cup of coffee obtainable in the city. Fresh fish every day, and an elegant chicken dinner every sunday.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-16

Do you wan, to be happy heal. 4, wealthy and wise? Drop into n,e Pony saloon end asS Henry .u sn c o' 'LA, hp- ,.3 hand made -" h Bourbon Whisky and Will and lIil.-' Spuns O; '>o. IIe also has on haud Hermitage Bourbon, j. II McRra,er Bourbon Eippy and GuyEenhci.er EyeS-all pur,. straight olJ gool, 'o, -athcr with all kinds oi irpoa -d Bran I,, Wines, Aes and Poters of the most celebrated brands Hi= Cali- isruIa Brandy cannot be surpassed anywhere All kinds of fancy mixed drink, speciality; Inc Carmau hey West Cigar cannot he beat, ror ne money in any place. <. Louis Az heu>er Busch Lager Beer, zee coli. n draught. Gall and be convinced.
 tf Hf<RN CAMPBELL, Proprietor