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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

STATE OF GEORGIA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTNSsr.l
ATLANTA. Ca, December 81, 1879. {
DY AUTHORITY AND IN PURGE
I'D SUANCE Of the provisions OF an act Of Iii
the General Assembly OF the Ytate OF Georgia,
approved November II, 1889. till ollcr for lease
for a term OF twenty-five t25) years tho
INDIAN SPRING RESERVE,
consls,lrg of TEN ACRES OF LAND, moro or
less. in tho Town Of Mcintosh. Butts county, Ga,
upon which is situated sdwsliing-houso and out
buildings, known as the Park House and the
celebrated Indian Spring.
This property will be offered for Tense TO the
highest bidder at public outcry on the
FIRST TUESDAY, IN MARCH, 1880.
before the new Capitol. In the city Of Atlanta, for
a term OF twenty-five ,2jl year., with the priyi-
lege Of the person or persons holding such lease
20 renew tho same for a Ike term OF twenty-five
CO years The conditions OF said lease are as
follows:
years after the contract is signed erect upon tho
reserve a hotel of sufficient size TO accommodate
al toast three hundred 300 guests lay on: and
maintain walks upon said reserve. and build ana
keep In repair oil bridges or approaches 10 the
Indian Spring
Q They shall not sink or permit any one 10
sink well on said reserve within three hundred
900 feet OF said spring: nor shall they make, or
permit any one 10 make any opening IN tho
enrth on said reserve, except such as may be
necessary for building purposes or for having out
walks and Ornsmentng the grounds: non shall
they permit refuse waters from dwellings or
water falling from caves Of houses 70 flow III the
direction OF the said spring.
9. The public shall be permitted 10 use the
water at the said spring and TO carry IL for uso 10
hotels, boarding-hOuses, and private residences.
but no person shall without the consent Of the
lessee or lessees interfere with or uso the wnier
after IL flows from the said spring or conduct tho
water from it by pipe. or in any other way.
4. The lessee or lessees or owners OF said lease
ehall have the right 10 dispose Of the lease or any
interest IN II by will or otherwise. and shall also
have the right at the end OF the lease 10 remove
the hotel building erected thereon, provided they
shall leave on the reserve buildings equal In
number and value TO those now on the reserve.
3. If the owners Of said lease shall at any time
violate an, OF tho provisions OF said act, the con-
tract Of lease shall DO forfeited, but no custer
shall be suffered until final judgment or for
ieture in the Superior Court Of Butts county,
Ga.
G. The Governor Of the State shall make with
the lessee. or the lessees. n contract in writing
in which the terms OF said lease as stated In said
act and substantially in this advertisement
shall 10 set forth. and the character and the
value Of the buildings now on said reserve shall
DO stated. j. Is GOhDOS, Governor.
BY the Governor.
JAMES T. INSECT.
Secretary Executive Department
ia 5-TuSt
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AUCTION sALEs.-Futurc Dsys.
By George W. Mayo. Auctisncer,
ONO K Langhton. H.. sslsssnsn-)
No. ~ north Ninth street

CpECIAL AUCTION SALE OF
- HORSES. MULES AGRICULTURAL ~,
PIGMENTS, TALBOTTs PORTABLE ENGiNs,
HXPREss- AND MAHKET-wAGONs: ST. N
PUMP, BUGGY, CAkTs, WhGON-rLa,.s,, a. ~.
pfuW, AND WAGON-HARNEss, HOT-bsp
SASH, CRATES, SC. AT AUCriONs-To Close
tho oArtnerahip heretofore existing botwc'n
Mss,r-. Davis. Bisseli & Hood viii by their di,
recfion sell at public auction. At the hrnmohu
Nurseries, ~ miles from Richmond on 'no
Brook turnpike, commencing st ~ O'CLOCK ~
TUESDAY, FrBHuAsy rs. 1890.
large lot OF AGRICULTURAL IMfLENENIss,
consisting OF BINDER. ! ShAMPi.U.nN
MOWER 9 TURAsHEks, CAhfS, sEED 81,
DRILL, CORN-oHELLBkS. FANS, IILii
vATOKs. HARRows, FEE D-CUTIhh.
PLOWs, and other FARMING UIENsiLs )
2 HORSES, 7 MULES, ! HEAVY EAfnsnS,,
WAGON, TOP MARKET WAGON. FARM
WAGONS, 9 WAGON fLATs, LOG kOLLEh
ElGHT.uORsE POWER TALboli-foh-
TABLE ENGINE; -. 49,
STEAM PUMP, capacity. 6,ooo gallons per
hour:
WAGON and PLoUGB-BARNGSs;
Several thousand FLOWEk-POTS;
A lot OF sTKA CRATES, together win
MANY MISCELLANEOUS FARMING Ar
TICLES
TERMS: sums under $50. cash over $50. sixty
DAYS credit Tor satisfactory notes. Parties pro-
posiug % give notes will be expected TO inform
the anctioneer prior 10 the sale as 10 tho drawer
and endorser OF the notes 70 be given.
GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioner.
10 It,l516,1S&wlt
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THE SLAYER OF SEAL.
The Action of the Corporation Court of
Charlottesville Yesterday.
Especial telegram TO the Dispstcn.I


CHARLorrEsvILLE. Va. February 10.-The
Corporation Court-Judge Duke pre-
siding-opened at 10 o'clock this morning.
and took up the case of William Musco rs.
the Commonwealth for the killing OF Po-
lceman Seal. Owing to the absence OF
some of the witnesses for the Common
wealth the Court adjourned until l Z. M.
TO await their arrival.
Upon the reassembling of the court tho
counsel for the defence submitted mo-
ton for change of venire, but the Court
declined to entertain the motion on the
ground that the court had not exhausted
all efforts within its jurisdiction to obtain
a Jury from this city and that the motion
| was premature.
| The prisoners counsel then made mo-
ton for change of venue upon the same
grounds as set forth in his former motion
and bill of exceptions. The Court over
ruled this motion and ordered the venire
to be called. Two venires of twenty men
each were examined. but no jurors could
be obtained from them. The Court then
ordered change of venire and the City
Sergeant left for Stanton tonight to sum
mon avenire from which il is expected that
jury can be obtained.
Musco who has been confined in the
Lynchburg jail for the past two weeks, was
brought to this city on the 10 clock train
this morning, and is now in the county
jail.
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN OF
w TWENTY ONE, A PLACE TO LEARN
SOME KIND OF BUSINESS-gr0cer's preferred.
Can give good references. Address NJ. II. CO.
COZ Louisiana street, city 10 ll-I'
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AsupoeT FROM CHARLOTTE.
Death of n Bankrr-Young vandals-Acci-
dentaIiy Killed. sc.

dentaIIy Killed, sc.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CuAEIorrr. n. c., February 10.-Malor
II. G.. Lee, u prominent citizen OF shelby
and of The banking firm of Lee Co., died
Yesterday: aged about sixty years. HIS
death was the result of blood-poisoning
caused from a wound received IN the late
war.
IN catch some hoodlums who last night
resorted 10 the work of Nandals III tearing
away the fence around the home of Mrs
NJ. j. Darlington. "a widow lady VINO Ives
on north Tryon street.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
John Rrice. a young man who lived In
Polk county. was accidentally Killed sat
urday He was brick-mason, ana was
completing chimney to a dwelllng-house;
The scafiolding gave way. and Brice ieli
headlong to the ground thlrty-hye feet pe-
low. The falling timbers and brlckteli upon
him, causing death almost instantly,
negro who was on the scatfold fell also, out
he was not seriously hurt. ~,
The farmers throughout many OF the
western counties are going In Tor sheep-
raising on quite an extensive scale. III ~
said many are killing out their dogs and
substituting sheep instead.
STRANGE CASE.
In watauga county man by the name
Of Smith dreamed that he died and that
shortly afterwards his wife also died.
Smith told his dream to his wife, but
thought nothing more about it. One week
ago he died, and yesterday his wife was
buried.
A little child of William Lucky was burn
ed to death in Surry county Yesterday. Its
parents went TO church and left it at home
alone. When they returned it was found
In the yard burnedto crisp. having caught
FIRE in the house and run out.
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BROWNsBURG's BLOODY SCENE.
The Miller Case Resumed in Court at
Lexington Yesterday.
rspecial telegram to tho Dispatch

lSpeclui telogfhn W tno DiSpn'cu'l
LEXINGTON, Va, February 10.-When the
County Court convened this morning the
Judge, officers, jurors. witnesses. counsel
and reporters taking part in the Miller tria
were promptly in their places looking
bright and refreshed from their Sunday
rest.
The case of William Miller, on trial fol
the murder of DIR. u. j. Walker was re.
sumed by evidence for the Commonwealth
Four witnesses were put on the stand du-
ring the eight hours session. Little new
evidence bearing on the case was brought
out.
ONE MARKED FEATURE.
One marked feature is that the Common
wealth is, it is claimed, failing to make a
clear case against the prisoner on the
charge that he shot Walker as the latter
Law on the floor dying, beside his murdered
wife. One or two witnesses gave contra
dictory evidence to certain extent on
that point.
1t has been clearly established so far, it is
thought, that David Miller fired the first
two shots at Walker. and that Jim Miller Is
the man who killed Mrs. Walker. There
NAV be a turn in the case later on, but
public opinion is now with the de-
fence. Only n small number of the wit
nesses have been examined.
David Miller, the wounded prisoner, is
only fairly well.
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y. ". BOwe,
Real Estate Auciionesc
A GRAND MANU- FACTU RING
SITE
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE on THE
SOUTH SIDE or THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD.
or
JAMEs-RIvBR AND KANAWHA CANAL,
RUNNING BACK TO JAMES RIVER.
AT AUCTION.

In execution Of doed Of trust from L. z. and
j. Is. Haryie ami their wives dated October n.
1873 and duly recorded, the undersigned, sur
viyiug trustee ~ himself and the lafe 4. ID. VIII
llans Will sell by auction, NJ the Office Of y. ".
Bowe. aucioueer, No. Eleventh strect,on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1880.
atl o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY conveyed ~
sail decd tina same fronting go feet on tho south
side Of the Richmond end Allegheny railroad (0r
Janes-tiyer snd kauawha canal, and r:nnluG
back 10 James river.
This property begins abou, 81 feet west Of tho
Tredogar WORKS and runs up to tho new paper
mills.
e is probable that arrangements for water
power can be made with he Richmond aud A.
lcgheny Railroad COMPANY, aud "a one cubic
foot Of water at this point Will develop about
fOur-horse power about three timos TIE usual
amOunD IL evident hat this 10, has great yalue
for manufacturing cites. Plat at sucu0neer'-
Office.
TENS: BY consent one third cash balance az
six and twelys months for notes, with interest
added and secured by trust deed.
ROBERT H. sTEGRR.
fe4 Surviving Trustee.
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
lli3 east Main street
V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A De
4 TACuED
TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING,
No. 1908 NORTH SIXTH STREET (NAYY HID.

By virtue Of q dced OF trust executed by A.
W. Richardson. datcI October ~. $50. and re-
corded tn Deadlock i33 {, page 463, Richmond
ChaLcery Court, 10 secure certain notes therein
mentioned, aud default having been made Ia
the payment Of the same. gnd being required
50 70 do by the beneficiary, Will sell az public
auction, on tho promises. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1884,
st5P VI, the above PROPERTY. described IN
SAID decd "a follows: 4" All that lot OF land In
the city OF Richmond with improvements there-
90 on the ives lino Of sixth street north of Baker
street. fronting nincty-f0ur feet, more or less,
bounded on the north b. the centre OF q deep
ravine or branch
The above improvements consisto atwo-siory
frame dwelling of five or Elk rooms.
TERMS Cash n. % expenses Of sale and eXe-
cutting this deed Il trust, and to pay III tho fol-
lowing past due note5 with accrued interest
.bereon-to Wit, $50 due October J.. IsSS; 80.
February Is. 1859: $50. Juno H. 1852: $50, Octo-
Der IS, 1889; $50 duo February - ls91, and tho
purchaser 10 assume the payment 81 the follow
ing notes. 10 become duo "a follows: f5s. Juno
IL 1881; $50 October H. lsgl, aad tslance as said
Richardson or tho trustee may direct.
LEROY J.. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN ~ Co.. Auc;ioaeers. fo 9
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SCARED INTO DROWNING.
The Fatal Result OF q Practical Joke
fsncrysl teiexram 70 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatoa.l
CuARIorTE, N. c., February 10.-Last
Saturday night some boys wanting 10 en-
low a good joke, decoycd Jesse Andrews,
q young man, off into the woods in Ashe
county. Andrews was not brave. and was
q firm believer in ghosts. When int, the
dark woods some other boys, who had ar,
ranged themselves in the woods. arose and
started for Andrews, covered with white
sheets and making an unearthly noise;
Tho young man was Thoroughly scared ana
at once began TO run. The boys wrapped
in the white sheets gave chase, and soon
Andrews came TO large creek and he at
once plunged into it and began to swim
across. The water was so cold that An
drews gave out, and before he could be
rescued he was drowned.
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WANTED, LADY AGENTS FOR
w MY NEW NOVELTY WAIsT"-a child's
waist skirt panties, hose. aud diaper-suppoFter
combined The cutest little garment ever made.
Agents mako $40 daily. Also. Mcintosh Wa
ter-Proof Ragans, "Freuch Peasants" Mother
Hubbards -Aipacs outside, rubber inside-full
Iine Ladies' and Cnildrens Furnishing Goods
Stamp for catalogue. Il. ii. CAMPBELL, 4si
randolph street. Chicago 10 S-pt
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fnr that they are a. rare ~ hundred dollar
hiI|s. She advises the cclored people 70
stAy in North Carolina and work FOL. almost
nothing rather than go TO . land where
they will get very little and will be out
wardly andinwardly tormcntcd.
RUNNING rHIRrx-roUR YEARS.
There Is q log wagon running here that
was made in 1856. and is still dong good
service. IL was built by Mr.. Z. y. Smith,
now resident engineer for the Wilmington
and Weldon railroad.
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N1RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
Il BILE TKUCKING-FARM IN TIE COUNTY
OF HANOVER BY PUBLIC AUCTION.--As sub
stitutei trustee in deed OF trust executed tho
Goth day OF November, 1880, by James :. Cosby
and recorded In the Clerks Office Of Hanover
County Court. Deed Book -, page s0l, berg re-
CURED 80 to DO by tho beneficiary in said deed,
the undersigned will, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1890,
(courtday,l at O'Clock p. NJ, In front OF Hanover
courthouse, ofer for sale by public auction
that DESIRABLE AND WELL-LOCArED
FARM Of seventy-five acres OF land, more or
Ices, with q good dwelling and other buildings
thereon, situated In the county Of Hanover on
the road leading from Richmond city ria Me-
Gainesville to the Old church, aud upon which
tho said James :. Cosby now resides.
TERMS: Cash as TO Sl.9l0s2. with interest on
81 $50 part thereof from the Both day OF Novem-
Der. 1880, and on i2ii s2 from the 18th Of Docem-
Der, 1894 and as To tue residue terms will be
announced at the salo and more accommodating
terms than the foregoing may be agreed upon.
WILLIAM ID. CALDWELL,
Substituted Trustee.
T. B. DUNN, Crier. fe i,7,U,i4&l5
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BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Ono. L. LaughtOn. Jr.. SalesmGnD
No. "a Ninth street.

TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE
l. OF STEAM-ENGINE, ALL OF THE MILLS,
MACHINERY. sHAFTINGS, HANGINGS, Pull
LEYS. BETTING, AND APPUkTENANCES OF
THE VIRGINIA STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE
MILLS COMPANY AT AUCTION.-fn further
execution OF deed Of trust from W. Il. d. Gas
coyne TO the undersigned az trustoo / shall cell
at auction on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1890,
Mt 1870 4. NJ, at tho mills. In alley in rear OF
Richard Adams bakery. on Twelfth street be-
tween Main and Cary streets, without reserve,
the MACHINERY AND FIXTURES OF THE
MILL. consisting Of
1 TANNER & DRLASEY l0-HORSE-POWER
ENGINE, with connections;
A large lot o: sHAFTING, HANGERS, Pull
LEYS, and BETTING;
2 ROAsTEks. COFFEE-GRINDER, CANDY
OVEN, BOGARDUS. BURR-MlLLs, GRIsT-
MILLS, FANS, UONINY-MlLLS:
l PEACH-MlL. AND BOLrER. together with
other MACHINERY.
The above will be sold without reserve. and
must be removed at once.
FRANK NJ. WOON, Trustee.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer. feS
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VERY MYSTERIOUS.
Her Ghost Continues to Torment Him.
H.orr,spondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTE, N. c., February 10, 1890.
The stir in Montgomery county over the
ghost scare continues and the mystery
dcepens. About three months ago the
wife of Thomas Fuller died. 1t is reported
that her married life was not happy, and
now, since her death, Fuller. says her
ghost torrents him every night. When
he retires he can hear all sorts OF noises IN
his room. Fuller cannot longer sleep
alone. but has some one to remain in the
room with him. The mysterious ghost
gives him a great deal of trouble and has
rendered him wholly unfit for business or
work of any sort.
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ZOE Rent

ZOE Rent.
TOR RENT, a
DWELLINGS,. -
No. SIG Park avenue; Is rooms.
No. gl6 Park avenue; II rooms.
No. qi3 Floyd street; IL rooms
No. 1901 Floyd street: rooms.
No. 4Oa east Cary street; rooms.
No. 407 north Twelfth street; IL rooms
No. 9iT east Leigh street: 10 looms.
No ,03 north Ninth street; 10 rooms
No. Plum street; rooms
STORES.
No 1911 east Main street
Store Main between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. Suitable for Office or mercantile pur-
poses.
No IL south Fourteenth street.
No 10 Governor street.
No east Broad, near First street
OFFICES.
Offices in Mutual Assurance Building.
Offices over Southern Express Company.
Offices over 1913 east Main street
Offices under American Hotel.
Orlces In Richmond and Allegheny railroad,
Twelfth aud Cary. n. W. BOWIE.
70 9-2t Real Estate and Loans
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. TWO-s1OkY FRAME DWELLING.,w1TH
LOT 30xel FEET, or MADISON BETWEEN
STOCKTON AND DECATUR SHEETS, IN
MANCHfSfER.-By virtue Of n decd OF trust
dated October .G. 1SS7. and recorded in Hastings
Court OF Manchester in Deed Book !. page 2O7.
and at the request OF beneficiary, default having
been made la payment Of debt secured. we will
cell by public auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1890,
AT 40 O'Clock ?. NJ, tho PROPERTY described
in said deed AS all that certain LOT OK PAR
GEL OF LAND In the city OF Manchester, lying
on the north side Of Madison street east OF Do
catur street. bound a. follOws-to wit: Begin
ming at the distance OF pl0 feet from tho east line
of Decatur street. thence running along tho said
north line Of Madison street 80 feet, thence at
right angles between parallel lines towards Har-
rison street 81 feet designated by the No. SO on
Charles II. Rodes's plan.
TERMS: Cash TO pay expenses Of sale and the
dept due OF f352 g., and balance on terms an
nounced at hour Of sales
JULIUS 5TRAUS,
Il. l.. CHAFFIN,
W. j. NEST WOOD,
Trustees Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan
and Trust Company.
sale by r. u. CEAFFIS & Co., aud AUGUSTINE
ROYAL q Co., Auctionoers- fec
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NARROW ESCAPE.
The Building CrumbIed as They Left IL.

Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., February l0.-The resi-
dence of +. W. Crook in Ashe county. was
destroyed last Friday night. 1t was about
midnight when the family were aroused by
the roaring flames TO find their house all
on fire.. Those of the family who were not
aroused by the noise of the fire were at
once called up and all rushed out.
BEGAN TO cRuMBLE.
As they did so the building began to
crumble and fall. A piece Of falling debris
struck Mrs. Crook on her head and inflicted
apa,nful wound. 1t is supposed the fire
originated from a defective fue in the
store-room, "a fire was left in the stove
when the family retired. The loss on the
building and furniture was about fifteen
hundred dollars, with no insurance.
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AUCTION sALEs-Thss boy.
By Louis Rawlings.
Real Estate Auctloneer,
No Isao Main street

UyRUSTEES BALE AT AUCTION
or A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT,
SITUATED As Nc. az! WEST CLAY STREET,
~ 'ruE CITY OF RICHMOND. vA.-By virtue OK
rsed Of trust from W. H. Harris aud wife. d tod
May 90 1889, duly s1 recorded u DecdBOos 10 b,
sconrt, default having been made IN tho nav
,n.snt a certain notes therein secured. and being
required 80 TO 90 by the beneficiary In said decd,
viii sell Mt auction, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1890,
n, 40 O'Clock p. ", the PROPERTY described
I'm aid deed as follows: All the right. title, and
,a.srsst OF said Harris In and 70 a certain LOT
nv LAND. WITH A DWELLING AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS THEKEoS, fronting = feet
on north line west Clay street between Cllmer
and Henry streets, and extending back 10 an
alley, the dwelling being No. az west Clay
street
TERMS: Cash as TO no:o for s?6,. Os and int
rest thereon from September 20, 1883, and ex-
nenses Of sale balance on sch terms "a said
Hsrris may direct NJ. l. SPOTSWOOD,
Trustee.
Louis RAWLINGS, hnctioneer. fe5
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Ry direction OF the parties Interested shall
sell at auction, at my auction-rooms, No. "a
inf az
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An EXPERIENCED VI Il G VIA
N houseKeeper wishes 10 FURNISH MEALS
TO families or individuals Persons desiring 10
be furnished can leave their names and resi-
donces at the wOMAN'S EXCHANGE Fourth
ana FRANKLIN streets 70 1l-Tu& Ih2t
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND'
Y0RK-RlVER LINE,vn WEST roUN
THE FAyOKTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND:


TRAIN No. %, 3..O b.. A.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily exngt sunday s'off
a. all stations. A. Lester Manor c.nifrs visa
stage Tor Wakerton: with Baltimore amer a.
West Point
TRAIN No -, as q. 81.
BALTIMORE LIMIT Sd. daily OK ''gi Sur'ab
for West Point, connecting rI'A fNfk-tNe'
steamers fur la timore. Al BnilmNrr -'oame;,
conuect with Baltimore and OHIO rl.rOAl itf
Washington, Phiiainiphin, AMI tcN IDrA.
steamers leave baltimore T.. A.. daily, er'ct
Sunday.
Trains arrive At Richmond g.0A ". ami u 4
NJ.
TRAIN 10. ~. -.i1 g. ~
LOCAL. MIXED. daily sf.g lay. leaFs
Twen,y-eighfn stree ior htsi Point ali il.'''
mediate points.
1icEct-orlce az station foot . Nir,irla stra-t
city iicEot-ofice-corner ~ 49, anu .as
streets.
So. HAAS, JAS. J. Az L'I.
Traffic Manager. Genera il.- suefr a. ~
JOSEPH (. POTTS. Division las,"agrl Ant
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PeCuH iar

To itself In many important particulars, Hoods
Sarsaparilla is different from and superior TO any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination. proportion and prep
aration of ingredients, Hoods sarsaparilla pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies Of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla sccompllshcs cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods sar-
saparilla is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said 100 doses one dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce as good results as Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Peculiar in its good name at homo "-there is
moro of Hoods Sarsaparilla soldin Lowell where
81 is made, than OF all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad. no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short time. Do not be i'm
duced to take any o,herpreparation. Besure toget
Hoods SaYsaparilIa I
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BY 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar