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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
TO BE THOROUGHLY RENOVATED.

John NJ. Langston. who for some time
past has made Washington his headquar-
tiers. is expected home Tomorrow. The
hope of his getting MIR. Venable's seat has
been so long deferred that his friends are
getting heart-sick.
The crops everywhere in this section ere
represented to be in splendid condition
and the farmers are glad and hopeful over
the prospects. though the rains have re-
Gently been excessive. A very heavy rain
fell here this morning.
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s sls = ~ From Atlanta AM AnIa''A
Hts A. n From Amelia Courthouse
40 r. ". Prom RsislSh-
s:3s p M. Al Manchester. from Ciossn
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lots.
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN YEARS.
"Uncle Jim Bartiett's Age-His Recol'
Iections, "reminiscences. and Good
and BAD Habits.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
FARMvIIIE. August s, 1890
The oldest man, perhaps. In all Virginia
is Uncle" Jim Bartlett. of Farmville. A
representative of the Dispatch called at his
home yesterday. having desire 10 talk
with the old man. He was found in his
comfortable and neatly arranged chamber,
into which the scribe was invited 10y bis
hostess, Uncle" jams better half. With
q smile upon his face which bespoke a
peaceful mind and happy soul, and with
almost youthful alacrlty he arose from his
chair and extended hearty greeting which
relieved me Of all thought OF being an I'M
welcome intruder.
INTERESTING REcoLLECTIoNs.
To the suggestion that he tell us some
thing about his age and his boyhood DAYS
the old mans eyes sparkled as he lent for
ward and began the most interesting his
tory of his life said he: " am one hun
bred and ten years old. When the brst
gun OF the Revolutionary war was bIed
was a grown-up man, vet l can't recollect
much about il. was born in Cumb erland
county and reared on the plantation of
Peter Francisco, IN Buckingham. who in
the days of my young manhood was con-
eidered the strongest man ot the age.
GREAT STRENGTH.
81 remember we'll on one occasion when
was driving HIM with bis family TO Man
chester, and passing an encampmcnt Of
travellers VINO were eating their lunch. Mr..
Francisco politely asked them 10 share
their meal with him and his wife. to which
they replied. with an oath. Go and buy
your bread IA we did The giant jumped
from his carriage. and walking quietly up
TO a team of horses hitcbed 10 wagon
picked one Of them up as il il were "a light
as baby and dropped IT across the wagon
tongue. This curious freak. which showed
such wonderful strength. frightened the
dining travellers, who scattered IN every
direction. and Mr.. Francisco smiiingiy
went on his way.
THE YIRsr HOUSE.
II came TO Farmville when there wasn't a
house in it, 50 you know II has been long
time ago. Mr.. William Peck was putting
up the first house ever erected in this CON-
munity, which IL now standing aud occu-
pied by my daughter. Mary Bland"
HE DRANK wHIKEY.
When asked what be especially attributed
his longevity 70. he said be didn't know:
In bis younger DAYS he drank great deal
Of whiskey. which habit he acquired while
captain Of q boat between here aud
Petersburg. which he ran for thirty seven
years. He hadn't tasted liquor for forty
years past except incidentally. His father,
Sam Bartlett, lived 10 be q very old man,
and in . 1T Of arrangement threw himself
into the Appomattox and drowned.
HALE AND HrARrr.
Uncle Jim was never slave. He 10 now
nearly one hundred aud eleven years, aud
" daily laborer N his own garden, lie
vas never 100 pounds In weight. yet there
has been . time when he could shoulder
e00 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09

DEPARTURE OF sTEAngKs.

" lRtlNlA SIEAuBOAI 1rNNsi
' COMPANY for the sEAsHOkE. ssslssks =. :,
Cheapest and most pleasant route 10 Old
POINT. yIkGINA BEACH. OCEAN VIEW
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS,
OLAKEMoNT, and JAMEs-kIvkk LAND
lNGs by elegant saloon stesme, An :. ~
leaving Richmond HyknY MONDAY. "EDrES-
DAY, AMI FRIDAY at A N. street-cars 60
directly TO steamers wharf Faro 10 OLD Point
or Norfolk. sl.5O. second class. 81.
Connections at Old Point and Norfolk closely
with all liues FOR northern cities. Virginia beach.
snd Ocean View same afternoon. James river
by daylight Great tourist Inns. cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer and NJ CARRIERS
Agency, 1000 hain street baggage checked
through. State-rcoms engaged for day or night
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DASylLLE. ami FAkhFILLE AND
POWHATAN X. x STATIONS, and WASH
IEGTOS, ID. c.. all points In Easiorn North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and all regular land
ings on tho James river, az lowest rates and
through bills Issued.
LlCIgs h. TATUM, Vice President,
No. tu7 Main street and Rockets
IRWIN w RIs.Geh Freight and Passenger Agens
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RAILROAD Lrsrx
TRAINS soxrawAkp.

No. PetsnburE Richrnoni
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AUCTION gALks-Futurs Dsya
By George 3 Crawford,
Real Estate Agent end Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street
BY George 2. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1905 Bank street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT
i of LAND WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, CONTAINING
i.f2O ACREs.-By virtue Of deco OF trust from
George w. Walden 20 mo as trustee. bearing
date December 5. 1889. aud duly recorded 10 the
Clerks office OF Charles City County Court, and
being required by the holder OF the notes
therein secured, will sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, AUGUsr II, 1890,
at o'clock p. NJ. the property described a. fol-
lows: All those TWO TRACTS OF LAND with
improvements thereon Ia Charles City county
known as CAREY'S and GRAVEL HILL. con-
tanning as whole 1.i2D ACRES, snd bounded
on the north by lands OF Mrs. Nelson. Bucks,
and Boilers; on the east by ChckAhominy
river: on toe south by Mr.. Lambs land; and
on the west by Moses creek.
TERMS: Cash ~ 20 expenses OF saio aud q
note OF SIS, with interest from June ). 1890. 10
day Of sale and a credit a. TO the payment OF
81. $50 by two notes. one for SO due september
5, 1896, and the other for 1000 due December ;,
1890 Balance upon such terms rs may DO an
nounced at sale.
au2 CA. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
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'Dallr. tpslly ese q, saraay.

DAILY. tDaily except sunday.
sTOPPING-pLACsS
Nos. II. n, - 50. sad IS nAks a1 s,oDN ",
y and * SOP o. slgnsl ~ Nanch,,.,,
Drevry's Bud. Con.rs,i,, ani chester IS.
s.ops at Chester Nos 81 u ~ 3 81. a All
-. Will stop at al stations FOR pss.snEsrs
PuLLMAN-CAR SENyfCs
On Trains Sos- 10 ant ss slseping-cars bs..,.,
New YORK and Tampa. glA tTtg JNc,slnrf.
On Trains Nos IL sat n sisspiaz-c.r. betr..,
Washington and casrleston. On Tfsia NJ. n
sleeping-car; between Nsshinzion All IA.
sonyille. on Train No. = sieeging.cars Il.
tween Jacksonville sni New York
THE ONLY ALI-RAIL LINZ 70 hOS2lLL
Richmond rh. ''s.ssssAu sorfol. .,.lgi
Rictmo ...'s.35 2. ". SOri0ls..... an p 4
Norfolk .......'Si0A. ". Rlohisoai. .i2l} A. n
Norfolk .... 400 2. n. hoAaoni.. CO. p Il
fhe trains leaving Richmond g. 30 A. a. "a
Norfolk AZ y. VI. sre solid rslns tetrs.l
these two poinp. and passengers % thrIgt
without change OF ears. Close c0an-ciI0ls t-s
also made AZ Petersburg by ths s:t5 4. n va
from Richmond AMI tho s.ie A. ~ uA.a ,lla
Norfolk
Trains leaving Rlchmoni A. 80 A. Y. Al
li.eJ 4. N. and arriving a. kichm9ai 40 itl5P
N. AMI Sos Y. N. maEs ci0.o connect. 70 4,
PETERSBURG % and from Farmriils, lyncab.rL
and southwestern poin9
* ~ sULLr. sgper.Eieaisa.
ct. u. gYssS General superinisaiolk
E.sa.ax l.auerAl pa1sauuar AganE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc!ioneers.
1914 Main street.

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
/ BUILDING LOT SITUATED AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF THlRTY-FOURfH
AND STREETs.-By virtue OF certain deed
of trust executed To the undersigned trustee,
dated February 1. 1890, and OF record 10 Henrico
County Court Office, Deed Book i29 A. page iS7,
default having been made In tho payment OF
certain notes secured thereby and being re-
ouired so TO do by the beneficiary therein,
shall proceed to sell al public auction, upon tho
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is. 1890,
At 6 O'Clock Z. w., the sbove-described PROPER
TY, fronting 80 feet on the north side OF y street
corner OF Thirty-fourth streep aud running
back depth Of ll2 feet TO 40 alley.
TERMS: Cash IS 20 expenses ~ sale and to
pay of two notes past ue. amounting TO $685.
with some little interest: balance upon such
terms as will be announced ut sale.
NJ. l. sPOTsWOOD, Trustee.
SUTTON h Co, Auctoneers. aus
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Timberlske & Frsyser. Auctioneers,
i4iO east Main street.
By George L. Crawford,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
l. LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY, VA, ON
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
AND ABOUT HALF A MILE FROM TAYLORs-
WILLIE. A STATION on THE RICHMOND.
PREDECESSORS AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD, CONTAINING FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES AND KNOWN AS
GLEN CAIRN. AND ADJOINING THE LANDS
OF JAMES HANAHN, j. w. PERKINS, j. h..
HOLLINGSWO ORTIZ, AND X. II. CARD0NA, DE-
CEASED; THE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF
DwELtTNG OF ABOUT EIGHT ROOMS AND
OTHER BUILDINGS USUALLY FOUND ON A
GOOD FARM.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust from
j. b. Jones. trustee, 10 me as trustee. bearing
date July Is, 1859, and duly recorded In Hanover
County Court Clerks office. Deed Book "a. page
4l8, and being required by the holder Of the
note therein secured, will soil at public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1890.
at O'Clock +. NJ, the property above described.
TERMS: Cash MS 10 expenses Of sale and a note
OF $780, with interest from July Is, 1890, until
paid; balance on such terms as may be- au-
nou need at sale. w. A. KICKS,
au3 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND WESIERS RAIL-
IN EOAn
eCHEDULE IN EFRgCr NAY n. 1917.
TWO TRAINS DAILY 70 NORFOLK AND
LYSCaBUKA
LEAVE RICHMOND. BTRD-srRE STATION
s4oA- NJ Daily. 20 Petsrsbrrt -hl1hmon' sni
Norfolk rnroagh Express Arrive ID.
Norfolk 1879 Z. ". Slope only rs l.-
isrsbGrg au1 suffolk. A se.I.I
galn, leaving Petersburg al il:.I A.
n. and arriving ~ Norfolk ai2 &. t..
stops ~ all stations.
eNA n. Daily. via PesersDurg. AFfF, n
Petersburg 1918 A. NJ Ma .1sfs,
Petersburg ii:iJ A. n. Tor fsrr-
vile. Lyuchbars. ana AL po.ls ss4.i
as5Hn DAILY. IA Petersburg. lrrf,, 20.
torabura ESP. m: issye gsts-sglrg
4:iO p. n. daily arriving So'ilk
,lso Pm. Daily. sfz Pesepoarz Arir, 81
Petersburg I2:D1 A. v. oCnne'iing
with Train No + leaving fetdoolrs
a. 1910 A. a for FsrmTille. Lynch.
burg. POcehOnoA sni al poiss
uoo A. NJ Daily. va BurEeyiIe, for FarmuliA
LIN .hburg, the s9lsl' aud Wesi
PULLMAN sLEEpiSg,oAs AoCoAhOD~
Mo- I-sleeping-csr from Petersburg 70 BrisiS
without, change LEAVING Petersburg daily -
1910 A. T., AMI Lyacnoars ~ Memphis "''a'
cut change
Memphis xithouS eeaHgA
Ttcxets, baggage-cBscss. AMI all informant,
can ps obtalned a. Richmond AMI Psssrstsrs
railroad depot. A ". DarbsrA lyt Main ,tfes.
and at tas CempanTs once, vi easi hslaiIss-
h. ". tOlhiNkI,
Passenger AgsI-
w. IL BEyiLL
General Passenger AgeaA
CHksLss n. BODY. vios-Pres.ieaI
General ollos. Roanoke Va fe'
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAiLROAD.-ScLsil.s
commencing APRIL -, lssy-eastern ssaniAi
tme
,.ss A. NJ. leaves Byni-srss. station dsl.
stops only 81 ashland. botl~ell, vi.
ford. ana rrederic1sDarg, brootsaai
whitewater. Sleeper - WsShilgi9i
and New YorN
Il.saA.M leaves Ryr,l-stress station daily. ~.
exrept sunday.
Gas r. N. Leaves BTri-ssrse. stssiea daily
sleeper IA mOni - New Yrrk
e5OA NJ arrives a. Byrd ssrest station fsil.
sleeper from keS York
95sP. u arrives a. Byri-strssl station JAY
stops ss FreiorcAD burg. .'9ri
BON yell. sni Ashland Sleeper 'f1n
Washington and New fofG Does at
stop a. EibA
e:SP. n arrives a. Byru-strsss sIA.ioa dam
except sunday
ASHLAND fRkiS1
DAILY EXCEPT suSDsYk
GOA. ". Iesves hlDA Arrives al Ashiahi y
lisa A. n.
Soon NJ accom- notation leaves Byri-slr,s;
station, arrives 20 Asniani a. 5 = u.
cap u leaves Elbs. arrives a. Asl.AAi a.
7aBP.A
81, L. NJ arrives Hlbs Leave, Ashlsai a.i6
A. X.
6xA Y. commoiSnon arrives ~ by<
susss station: leaves ksAisai Az
A.. n.
e:isP u arrives q, Rsa hayss Asa.sni u
TAYLOR Trade gasAgss
t.anar.. .unaFfC ulsQk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE.
TNOR LEASE, SEVERAL FINES =,
"a twelve miles hon uichmoad. a hirhSSo1
M XlIsehsny raxIroads 81 end noor eoS1Ssss
0ood county rosdA Apply = =
!, ss1sv kssl lsiSis zsssiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
RAlL8OA - LIN IA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" WAY COMPANY

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN RFFECT JULY II, 1891
LEAVE KicHYosD.
200 A. N. Freight. except sunday, Carries
passengers between Richmond and
Gordonsville.
$50 A. N. Daily Tor Old Poln. and Norfolk
Pullman Car White Sulphur TO Old
Point
Hoo A. n Express. daily for Cincinnati Pull-
man Palace Car Old Point TO White
sulphur. and Pullman Sleeper Char
lottssvilie TO Cincinnati. Chair Car
Richmond % Clifton forge.
$50 p. n. Express daily for OLD Point AID Nor
folk. Pullman Sleeping Car Cinc.n-
natl TO CID Point
go p. n. Accom- nodation, except Sunday. for
Charlottesville. On Saturday this
TRAN runs TO ,tauntou.
6:30 P. y. The r. " v. Limited daily. Pullman
Sleeping Car Old Point ~ Cincinnati
Solid vestibule train, with Dining Car
and Puilmaps Charlottesville ~ Gin
einnan and Pullman 70 Louisville.
fnAIss ARaIvB At RICHMOND.
rs A N. and 2:56 p. n. daily from Cincinnati
9.l5 A. n. daily. except Sunday. from Char
losissviiis; on Mondays from sEaun-
1880 A. NJ and res r. II daily from Norfolk.
600 r. NJ. Freisht from Charlottesville. Car-
ries passengers
JANEs-RIvgk DIVISION
0ichmsad and Allegheny Raiiroadl
LEAVE 1IcHM0Nn
200 A. n. daily Tor Lynchbars, Lexinstoa, and
Clifton Forge
90 Y. n. for Lynohbure except Sunday. Sleep
ins Car tor Lynchhess. A traln
leaves Lynohburg q els 4. n. daily
nor Lex1nkton and Clifton forsA
ynAlpo tuutY1 AZ n1cunoMR
80 r. y. daity tIen cufson FsseA
go 4 y. eseept uunaAy. 9ou cllfscn foeoA
le1!neooe, 40 LyneAb&E
IH.VULLua
sw.s,,-As s:s6s' s:;;:s ::s:. ~; ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09

XXTANTED.-A YOUNG MAN OF
w i've years experience desires situa-
ton az SALESMAN or BOOKS. Can give best OF
references satisfaction guaranteed or no salary
expected. Address g. w. g.. care Dispatch
once au get
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN REJECT July q. i|A
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
aUAN. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily, - A.
lsD;a, Augusta, sni poinps souh ,ol,
meets a. Greensboro Tor Darhsn a.
Raleigh; 81 Salisbury for "esie-n
North Carolina Passengers can t'.'
sleeper atsP. 81. through slee2ef'
from Danrlie south
e9AM ACCOMMODATION, daily. oI's'
sunday. TO Clover. Va, AM inter-
mediate polntS ...,,,,f,.,
iiOo A. NJ. VIRGINIA AND NORTH cAho.4'e
EXPRESS. daily, Ihrogga uAlS =
Eslelgh rlG keysvillc. Connrcs :.
Burkeyille with Norfolk ssi "esssiA
railroad for Farmvile. tynray-.s
and points Wcs.. az heIsnns
Ciarksyille, oxford, hoDdofsoA ~
Durham. - A,
500 p NJ FAsT NAIL. daily. 'or Anaaia. \,
gusta, and poln.s South. tonoets.
hosslsy's Junction sita tstiu 80
and Po~hasa railroad. al "feo'.
boro' 'or Durham and kaie.g3
salisbury for Western hoTtn ar
lima Through seepe" non p
s:0oI. n. LOCAL daily. excep. saoisI, ~
Amelia Courthouse AMI in'sf'n'i
points. .,,.Nxo.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT BICHMoNp
s s:3s I. n From Atlanta AMI Aasas'A
sss A. NJ From Amelia Courthouse
40 r. ". Prom Raleigh
So, 4. N. At Manchester. from Siossh'
YORK-RlYER LlNE,vn wEsrroisF
TIE FAvoRlTs ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No 81, $40 Y. N.
| LOCAL EXPRESS, daily elceps saniar So
| Al All statioss. AZ Lester Manor eonnvss -
stage for waikerson: vish baltimore sssANS
| Wess Point
TRAIN No IS. as Z. X
I BALTIMORE Llktrsp. daily except sasls,
, for West Pola. connecting With tofx.a
| steamer for baltimore. Al baltimore $50 -,
! csauecs with baltimore ard onie EshsvSi 80
| Warrington. Philadelphia. AID Nsv iosI
steamers leave baltimore 7. \. asii'' SA'''
| 6uuday. ~ ..tll,
TRAIN No IL 10 A. " .
LOCAL NlxKD. daily sxcer. SUNDAY. 49,
rwsnU-shtrd street. for Wesk feias shs
n TiosstSsass = ssAsoa too. 81 virginia ssss.
Opss 4. n. sos 7. y. and from W. ="
civ uslsseaas -ssrass Il Tent end AsA
soSTAAa JAG l. TAYLOR
fTSGS Hnnaaa oonersi Pesssnsss A9ess..
jo66P6 6 MN olv,aieA PesssAsS 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
FOE aEHT.

ROR 8kuT.
LOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLY-A
IL LOCATED LIvERY-sTABLE on Tenth efs
street between Main aud Cary and now occupied
by James Sweeney, Esq.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON.
au 9-3t corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
nor RENT, HANDSOMEM
IL STORE 1918 east Main street. Suitable Ia
for retail or Wholesale business. Apply to
DENOON, TUPPEk 4 CO..
su oct s2i Main street
E,OR RENT, SEPTEMBER lsr, ~
II TWO LARGE BASEMENT ROOMS. NJ
Also, three or four FURNISHED ROOMS at 2ol
east Franklin street, corner Second. Location
for physician considered best In the city Apply
st 100 east Grace street gu 7-5t
LNOR RENT, STORE 1909 MAINE
IL street, now occupied by Messrs. N. MIL u
hiser a Co Possession August LIST Probable
more square feet OF floor on main noor and base.
ment than any other store In the city, rear half
covering TWO lots. Apply 70
~ 2afm ALLISON ADDISON.
KENMORE SCHOOL, =
NNEAR AMHERST COURTHOUSE. VA
FOR RENT OR SALR.
n. A. STROBE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, Va.
CWATHMORE COLLEGE, sWATH-

~ MORE, PA.-Opens ninth month. ninth, ioso'
Thirty minutes from Broad Street station, Phila-
deIuhia Under care Of Friends. Full college
courses for both sexes Loading 10 Classical, tn-
engineering. Scientific and Literary degrees.
Ueaithfnl location. extensive grounds, build
iugs machine- shops, Laboratories, and 1br aries.
For full particulars address WILLIAM ii. A.
PLETON, Pb. D., President my3i-eouoy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
N sTAUNTON, VA, Miss MARY j. BALD
WIN. Principal. Opens SEPT kMBEk =, logo.
Closes JUNE, 1891. Unsurpassed location, Duliu,
ings, grounds, and appointments. Fun corps OF
teachera Unrivalled advantages In Music, Lam
guacos, glocution, Art, Bookkeeping, Physical
Culture, stenography, and Iypewrlting. Board,
&C. with full English Course, S25O Tor the entire
session of nine months Music, Art, and IAN
guages extra For full particulars apply 70 the
principal tor catalogue. ~ l-eou.m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
HE DRANK wHIsKEY.
HALxAxp HEARTY.

Uncle Jim was never slave. He 10 now
nearly one hundred and eleven years, aud
" daily laborer N bis own garden. lie
Vas never $50 pounds In weight. yet there
has been . time when he could shoulder
eOO pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
NOTRE DANE on MAINLAND.

Csllsgisss IpssisuAs for Young Ladies' and Pre-.
pora1osY goe6ol IL Little Qtris, oooducted ~ ne
ScSoel 6lskoS n uplrs penA eneLA post
s1lss, go sAlunseA ~ jy1'essesAWsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09

WANTED, T. Y p f. Il L e n @ f ID
w HANDS 10 work in our bindery-men and
girls ,,,,,, .,v moor co
au 7-eod3t slMONS bLhNh-bOOh W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-09
nREAT sTKRNGTH.

II came TO Farmville when there wasn't q
house in il. so YOU know it has been q long
time ago. Mr.. William Peck was putting
up the FIRST house ever erected In this CON-
munity, which IL now standing aud occu-
pied by my daughter. Mary Bland"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-29
A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap:of wrapping
paper, but it saved her life. She was il
the last stages of consumption, told by
could live only short time; she weighed
less than seventy pounds. On piece OF
wrapping paper she read of DIR. Kings
New Discover, a:5 60 asanp. b9t.le; i.
helped her, she 5oIgh large bottle i.
helped her more, bought anotherIand grew
better fast continued its use and is now
strong and healthy, rosy, plump, weighing
14O pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp TO w. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith
Trial Bottles of this wonderful Discovery
Free at A. c. Smith & Co.'S drug store 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-29

c L. Mckee to B. a. McMillen. lots : and
s block s plat G 2 acres 1850
L. Klepper ct al, to J. p Wa lace lots 8
and / block q: plat c..-- -, 1850
T. 3. WEIGH Ell al TO D. n. CorreIl. part of
feet --------.-,-.~--... 1,4oo
Hong Sling 10 d. n. C0rrell part of lot 10
Kershaw's subdivision, 50xiS4fcet.. 500
Z. NJ. Griffin, lots to II, block 81. Uni
versity Place -...---.--- 1900
II. II. Goddard to Martha Van Dyke part
Of lots block 81, 3!sx7 rodss. ~. r 1900
J. c. Scott to Anna b. Lever lots 80 and
40. block 3, Rusthon's addition 500
T. w. Heminger to j. ID. Murphy, ct al.
of section 81. township 4 range II 200
Total S74 700
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Real Estate Transfers.

J,A Boyle TO w. j. Stephens, part of lot
block a. Ogden fve-acre plat A, 4xl2
rods s3oo
L. Z. Fitzgerald to ]. A. Boyle, part of lot
], block T. five-acre plat A, 4xl2 rods 1926
D. Barry to ID. Williams, part of lot 49,
block q, five-acre plat A, ll5x35 feet So
y. OConnor to @. c. Randall. undivided
half Of lots l. 9, 3, 4. and 6, block 8,
also and IL, block z, lots s, II and %
block s, lots 5. and s, block 9, City
View 4oo
Z. c. Randall TO j. O'Connor, undivided
half of lots !, 2, 3, is, %, "a % and 26.
block z, also lots z, and 10, block s.
also lot 6, block g. also lot -, block 8.
City View -.--,----.-------.--.-- $3.50
Anna Eitei TO II. d. Diehn. lot 4, block s,
plat .-------..----------.. 2,1o
" L. Baird to William Barke, part of lot
T. block s. Mob Hill Co
~ jackson TO S. p. Ash, part oflots Band
block q, plat c, I0xi6 rods s,0O
c. wv. Gibbs 10 Horace MarlSle, part of lot
9, block 30, plat c, 132x50 feet--- so
T. j. kiesel to 7. Cahoon. part of lot 10
block %. plat A q feet by 10 rods 3d. 0t
Z. A. Wherrett to T. b. Lundy, part of lot
s. block Is, plat B, 2xg rods---- 25
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