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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

SCHEDULE IN kFfE. trR,f Do l'l
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
$50 A. NJ. 500 lhEKN EXPIRES. sally. 10 A.
Ian s., iuruata. ana pliuuholth. Com
meets r. NIfeushnrH' Tor nurla.n an1
Ia'eIfl. IS salisbury 90 Western
North Carolina. lAsaeGgers ral taks
sleeper a. . 10 81. through s.rapers
from lGuFiIo ~pIil.
500 A. NJ. AlDOnNODA JOS, faiT or-ort
sunday. OBJ Clover la.. lni inter-
mediate i1Iute
fi.C0 A. y. VIRGINIA SD NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily through usiu 70
Raleigh $50 heysflN'. Connects af
burk-v T.tl Norfolk ani Western
railroad fr taruWie lynnr burg,
AMI runs NHst. a. hey-fl9 fr
tisrEsr.ue, Oxford, Mcpherson, sni
y. rAaw.
.O0P. PAST NAIL, dl.ly. for Atlanta. Az
gIsal, guI point. south. Connects ss
Aose.eys junction eifh farmT.hS
Anf fJsha.an IsiirOl1 % Gr.olt-
borl Tor Durham sUf Raleigh at
salisbury Or Ne.t.rl Nor,n caro-
Ina through s.ccpep from Daa-
vile soufn.
COOP. N. LOCAL. 1siv except sunday. f0r
Amei. Courthouse sni in,ernelials
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
9 9.l3 A. \ ~ From Atlantis and AuguaA
s1 4. ". From Amelia C0urih0asA
40 ?. 81. Prom Raleigh
Fsnr Aansnn4.ar. from ItDvfr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
WOODLAND HEIGHTS LOTS
FOR SALE.

We arc now Offering these beautiful LOTS,
fronting 3lxl4S FEET 10 an alley on Broad street,
on exceedingly liberal terms. Electric street
chr service from tho lots 10 Seventh and Main
streets twelve minutes. To lhe home-seeser
no property could be more desirable. Overlook
ing the James and both cities, adjoining Forest
Hill Park, It leaves nothing TO be desired as a
residence \. j. BRADLEY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
Manchester, Va
iPhone 1919 A. ie 22-irn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
BY George ". Mayo. Auctioneer,
Ono. L. LaughtoD, Jr., salcsman,l
No. a Ninth street.

~
THE "RICHMOND CRITIC "
4 MAGAZINE AT AUCTION.-By direction OF
tho owner. who has 20 give his attention % other
business In which 10 il interested. ! will oter
for sale a, public auction, at - o'clock NOON
TUESDAY. july Is, 1870,
M the Office No. i2I7 east Man street, tho entire
plant and good Will OF THE CRITIC" long ana
favorahly established az the RICHMOND
JOURNAL OF FASHION, SOCIAL LIFE, ana
GENEALOGY Il has G3S boR1-fae subscribers
aud a good advertising patronage. and the is1
could be very largely increased by an energetic
business man who could give time aud atien-
ton 20 IT'S success. which the present owner can
not do because OF other imuortant business. .
Tho OUTFIT consists in part OF 81 inll fonts OF
JOB TYPE In good condition, nmole NoNPA-
REL and BkkViGR TYPE for a -ix-coiumn
four-page paper, several large fonts long
Primer, Italics (SOnparol AMI Brewer type,
StapliDg- Machine, Imposing-siono' Ghleys ana
Leads, % Cases. 3 double aud single Rack, lot
Of Stock Cuts and Engraving hloi 81 tacg NUM-
bers complete and In abundance, and every
thing necessary except e press) for The neat
and satisfactory publication Of popular and
attractive paper
TERMS: Easy, and made Known 40 sale.
Iy9 GEORGE W. MAYO. Huctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
Sales.--future pnys.

49, ~, 49, ~~r-1C|-~e.-0Je| yN~1C-e-~-
COMMISSIONERS BALE OF VAIL
" UAIli,E RIAL ESTATE ~ JAMES CITY
COUNTY. yA.--By virtue Of deere. OF me oir-
cui; Court of the county OF yaor ~ 20, anu w,
civ OF William sburg. entored on the lith day o.
Nav 1900 IN the suit Of hubbard snd hatfhHo
re- AdoIphus Goddins personal representative
and Others. 1 will soil on she
srHDAY OF SEPT MBER. 1880.
o.,a, being County.Court day Of me froot door
- ,na rourt- houee in tho city Of Nlliamsburg.
All the unsold LAND belonging 70 Mo " Ash
land tract OF land. which u Fl'n ~ NDhsl,
AcREs. more or less Tho Chesapeake and
Ohio railway runs through this ira % land The
In aecoui depot il on n portion ~ the land Tor
rerly roionging % said tract AMI Is about ons
hundred yards from the iwolling-hosse. About
one hundred aud twenty-five "roa are hrAoo'
he balance ia thicky set In young oaS and pine,
contiguous % water. so0i opportunity - o.
fef Ell for investment
TsRss; one hundred dollars cash; ;he balance
on n credit OF SIX aod twelve months, Doio- Win
approyed security waving the homestead will te
required, title retained unth the Nholo OF TOO
purchasc-money IA paid.
For further particulars ~ 70 location, &c. ap-
nly 10 ubscriber: a. % tito % Judge b. l.. Hen
iey. attorney conducting Tho suit, AZ Lsh'iooi
post. ONCE, Va H. b. WARREN,
Special Commissioner.
ToANo, VA, July Z, 1890.
CLERKS OFFICE or THg CIRCUIT COURr FOR rBs)
CITY or WILLIAMSBURG ANp :
COUNTY or JANIS CITY. May 20. 1890.
HUBBARD AND RADCLIFFE VS.. GopDH AND
oTHERs-CHAScrKY
I Richard 4. Wise. clerk Of the court aforesaid.
90 certify That the bond required OF rpecial
Commissioner II. u. Warren in the aboye-nsmei
cause has been fled IN my Office.
Teste: RICHARD A. WISE.
ty saw Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
Rklk. SOAD LIMA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE %, ls)l
yfrnanuu

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE %, is)l
LsAys RICHaOsD
700 A. NJ. Freight. except sunday, Carries
passengers between kiohmond AMI
GoTQOusyi lee.
$50 A. NJ Daily for Oid POn. ani Norfolk.
Chair Car hichmOni o. ola Point
Hoo A. N. Express, DAILY for Cincinuag Pisll-
man Sleeping Car ,icLm % 4 % White
sulphur, an1 plilman sleeper Char
lott isYiie 20 Cincinnati.
$50 p. n. Express daily Tor Oii "oiaf al Nor
folk. Pullmsn sleeping Car Cinc.n-
natl TO CID Point
40 7. VI. Accommodation, except Sunday. for
Chariot syillc. On saturday this
tFa runs o eia4nton.
$50 p II. The +. n. V. Limited iailY. Pullman
Sleeping Car Old Point 10 Cincinnati.
Fold yestibuls train. Win Dining Car
and Pailmans Charlottesville 10 Gin
cinnat ami Pullman % Louisville.
TRAINS ARRIVE A. klcHAOSD.
7.45 A. NJ. snd 2.55 2. IS. daily from NiacinnstL
g;l5 A. 81. daily, except sunday. from Char
!o.tesvills. ca Mondays from Staun-
ton.
1910 A. NJ. and 7;iS T. NJ. daily from Norfolk
eco 4. Nj. Fret ht from Charlottesville car
ries passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

By virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court OF
Richmond city, entered on tho an day OF June,
1870. tho undersigned will sell 10y auc ion, COM
mencins promptly at ( o'clock T. VI, on
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1890.
NJ the bo1-factory Of the late firm Of James
Gum. son & Co., located on the east eide OF
Twen,y-,hiri street between Main snd Cary
streets. In the city u Richmond, the GOOD WILL
OF tho firm Of James Gum. Son & Co, stock or
LUMBER ronsis ing Of about27 900 feet OF sfCA-
MORE, 5000 feet GEORG'A HEART, 10000 feet
Of PINE HEART 10000 feet Of ROCK MAPLE :;
LOT or MACHINERY, used In planlng-min
and in the manufacture 81 boxes. lot Of FIN
IURES AMI SHEDS. also MULE and HAIR
NESS, l BOX WAGON, / LUMBER WAGON, Of
FlCE FURNITURE. IkON SAFE, / DESK. !
CLOCK. &c, md other PERs OVAL PROPERTY.
Terms: Cash for all purchases Of $50 or less.
aud for all sums In excess credits 81 SIX and
twelve months IN equal payment, for which
negotiable notes with interest added are to be
exocutoI by purchasers, with satisfactory in
dorsrrs.
The stock Of lumber may be purchased pri-
yately any time before The day OF sale by appl-
cation 70 the undersigned.
ALLEN G. COLLINS,
HENRY II. POLLARD,
special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
JAMRSRIysR DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny kailroad.l

JAak>-hlFsR DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny kailroad1
LEAVE RiCHxONp.
800 A. NJ. daily FOR iynchburg, Lexington. AMI
Clifton Forge.
40 =. 81. for Lynchoarg except sunday. Sleep
Ing Car TOR Lynchbars. A uain
leaves Lynehburs 1915 A. n. ior
Lexington aud Clifton FORGE
TRAINS AgRIvg AT RIcnaOsn
s.3o p. NJ. daily from Clifton Forge.
exc A. ". sxceps sunday IRON clifton Forge
Lexington. aat Lyachours.
station kiglsh ana Canal streera
"a. W. FULLER.
General Passs ager AgeaI
q W. srsvHss. General supsrlatsndsnt tsIs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
TrRVSTEES SALE or A FARM
nKpAnrrRr OF srrAnnxs.
old DOMINION STEAM ~
~ snlP COMPANY , ~
FOR ERW YOI


Steamers Leave Ricnmoui kfSkf tt ESDAG
and FhlDAI a. T. d. Manifest closed one
hour De. no sailing lime.
steamers loaye New YORK for Richmond
EVRkY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY q! r.
D.. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY ami FIX.
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin faro % Now York UtI Jsmes-ryer
route dnclgding rleals AMI bershl........S -
Round trip uoaetA limited - MlEy DAYS
after dsIe OF lssua. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a y
etea~sg "a win subsistence. ................ %
Storage, without Subsistence. ...-........ 10
Cahiu fRr9 vtJ Chesapeake sni Ohio rail-
WDY.-..ss. ...-sss--s..-s.. -tssssttfsss .v''
CABIN fare va kichIaond And Petersburg
f6!l o%l. ......'. .'.. - ~,
Tcsets can 20 obtained a. 4. ". d&rbers, w
Wan street. CHESAPEAKE Bni ohio aud Hich-
mouI ani PetorsDu-y dep0tA ani 81 companyA
Offices 1901 haIn s.reoS Ali wlltrf kO-EeisN-
freight forwarded and MO "a bills ~ laAlng
lseutd Tor poinfs beyond sew YORK
freight rec0iYsa daily uu~l %. r. n
Pn.s. iter- ltA.IIE nlrAl4unl uu IONpAl1,
TUEsD AYs, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. hud
SATURDAYS, by tho Chesapeake ana OaiO rail-
vsv ala Newport NeW-l az $50 +. 81. and ~
ki.hmond AMI Petersburg rsirogi .slme days
M 3.g5 T. NJ. will MAKO c0unec ION "a NOkfOLh
,yith steamer leaving those day.
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., AGENTS,
No. ID slain siree,. AMI
auIS IOmpsuy' 8 EuRrf. Ry1LOIIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
AITyR A NFGRo HIND.

A colored boy near Campbell's bridge as
ssulted white girl yesterday morning,
and the last heard Of him he was in the
swamp with ten or twelve men after him.
James Baker, about thirty-fvo years Of
age, accidentally fell into the river at Will
mlngton yesterday afternoon and was
drowned before assistance could reach
him.
The Democratic Convention OF Hartford
county has endorsed Il. W. Winborne for
solicitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
GROCsRIEs. &C.
V,HE BRADSTREEr COMPANY,
l. CHARLES u. CLARKE, PRESIDENT.
BRADSTREET's RICHMOND OFFICE
No. il09 EAST HAiN STREET
Telephone NO. 49,
j. II. Witty. superintendent.

The Richmond ONCE has moro than kept pace
with the rapid growth OF .he city and develop
ment Of tne territory tributary 10 IT, II Offers 70
tho mercantile community OF this section sil tho
advantages OF q -ystem the superiority Of which
rs recognized In every trade centre of the civil
lied world. That IL IL Ia special sense prepared
70 guard the interest 81 Its local patrons il a.
tested by the fact that 10 has now larger nu.bsr
10 subseribsrs than any other mercantile agency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
WANTED,
w RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

wo will on JUNE IS. 1880. commence TO let
privately TWO HUNDRED MILES OF RAIL
ROAD WORK In the static OF Georgia. consist
ing Of Grading, Grubbing and Clearing. Piiing.
superstructure, and 1reckisyiug
The material IL frstclass. both earth and
rock. and the country healthy ami well supplied
with good water.
Pfonios and specifications may be seen Of our
ONCE. 10 Mason. Ga, where tho work will be let
Informaiion may also DO had at our oiilcS, 27f
Front s.reet, Memphis, Tenn.
J. X McTiGHE CO.,
Railroad Contractors,
10 1885, 90 Pine street Macon, ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE

Il foregoing sale, az the same place, the under
signed a. commissioners under q decree Of the
Chancrry Court u Richmond city. entered on
June H. lsgl IN the suit OF Beatrice c. Gum
rs RPGunn's administrator and others. viii sell
thnt LOT OF LAND or the east side O. lW8nty-
third street between Main and Cary streets, In
Ricnmonf city, iron ing sixty ieet on ITeuty-
third street aud running back easterly. between
parable line. 20 fest, beginning at the distance
OF l3J feet from the south line Of Main street
and bounded on the north and south BY an
alley lfteen fec wiie
TERMS: one fourth % the purchase-money 70
he paid in cash, residue IN three equal pay
men az SIX. Twelve, AMI eighteen r1onths
negotiable notes % b, given Tor tho deferred
payments, with interest AIDED and title 10 he re-
iained until the whole purchaes-money ~ paid.
ALLEN g. COLLINS,
II. X. POLLARD.
.. LANE STERN,
special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
nnraGIsrs IN coNyENrIoN.

The Moth Carolina PnamaceuticaI Assoc
citation met at Morehead City yesterday.
The association was welcomed by Hon. c.
j.. Thomas, of Newberne. and his address
was responded TO by Secretary f. W. Han
cock. Professor L. +. Ncnable. of the
department of pharmacy IN the State
University. and Colonel John b. Purcell.
representing the Virginia Pharmaceutical
Association, are among the prominent at
tendants.
The Sixth Judicial District Convention
met az kinston to-day. An organization
was effected. Judge +. T. Boykin was re-
nominated by acclamation and o. III. Allen
was renominated for solicitor, also by &C
clamatlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
BY sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents aad Auciioneers,
l0l4 Main street.

COMMISS ION + RS SALE OF
" LARGE BRICK TENEMENT on the
/ SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN BET WEN
! TwENTY-rhlRD AND TWESrf-fpt hlH
/ STREET. No. 9lU9 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
/ by virtue OF a decree Of the Cnanccry court ~
Richmond city, entered Oh the lfth day ~ June,
/ 1920. tn the suit 81 Beatrice c. Gum rs X. i.
Gums administrator and oihors, we.the under
/ sguel special commissioners appointed there
BY viii offer for sale at public auction, upon tho
premises, on
FRIDAY, July II. $500.
/ n o'clock ?. VI. that LARGE THREE
/ STORY BRICK TENEN RNr No. 900 East Frank
/ lin street The dwelling contains nine or zen
rooms. with detached kitchen feccutly painted
and ospered. There Is also a brick stable on
I tho lot
/ Tue LOT fronts twenty nine feet and nine
! inches and runs oacA a good depth On a vide
/ alley.
IERMs: one fourth OF the purchase-u.cney %
! be paid IN cash residue Gao three equal pay
/ ments az SIX, twelve, aud eighteen m1Hihs, ne
/ gojiable notes TO be given Tor tho ioferre pay
ments, with interest added from day o. sale and
! title retained until .he whole pur ha.o-money
/ Is paid. ALLEN q. COLLINS,
! h.. Is. POLLARD,
! j. LANE STERN,
/ Special Commissioner.
! BrArRrcE c. GUM, PLAINTIFF AGAINST z. p.
| GUMS ADMINISTRATORS Er Al. DEFEND
ASTs-lS THE CHANCEBY COURT OF THE CRY
| or RICHMOND.
! !, Charles W. toiiin, clerh on sAil court, GER
| thy hat the bond required of the suecial COM
mi0ners, Allen -. Collins, %. 10 Pollard. and !.
Lane stem. 10y the decree IN sail cause of juno
/ H. lS90. has been duly given.
Given uudor my hand tlis day % June,
] 1880. CHARLES vs.. GODDi>,
1y6 Clerk.
1NRUSTEE'S SALE or A FARM-
1 As trustee IN a decd Of trist given by Daniel
hinnnman, and at the request 81 the beneficiary,
! Will sell, on ths promEo7 10 0'clOck =. 10, ou
MONDAY. JULY g. i-oJ
the FARM known as CEDAR POINT, situated
/ IN SpotsylYauia county, forty miles from ltl-h-
mOn1 city by the Chesapeake an1 Ono railway,
and not far distant from Dawson aud Beaver
Dam stations, on said railway. To contains anout
/ Bin ACRES OF LAND. with large brick dwell
Ing aud other hOuse7. aud was formerly owned
by Colonel John Mercer Waller aud Is known ~
Il good farm.
TRIMS: I'm accordance with the provisions Of
the decd Of trust. which wiii he stated on day Of
sale. II. J.. lhOkNlDN. Trustee,
ly3 klchmord city, VA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

WANTED, TO HIRE A COOK
w WITHOUT CHILDREN. Apply Nc. zoo
east Grace street between the hours OF and
O'Clock ~ l0-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

WANTED, By A GENTLEMAN
w WITH Ten YEARS EXPERIENCES IN
TEACHING, A ITUA1lON. Address TEACH
Eh, care Richmond Dispatch, Richmond Va.
~ 1861
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
JULY IS. 1890,
DESIRABLE BUSINESS AND
DWELLING LOTS
at sn average price OF
$275.

All lots are favorably located on gently-ris'ng
ground overlooking tho beautiful Valley OF New
River. The exceedingly low price at which these
lots are placed upon the market insgres to in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
W ANTs.

WANTED, INFORMATION OF
w FRANK HEATH. an employee Of mine,
who has been heard 81 since Monday last
Any Information Will o. thankfully received.
WILLIAM DAFFkON,
lY ln-2t li2S oasf NAIn straot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

Dol ACRES VERY VALUABLE
OZ4 SUBURBAN LAND ADJOINING
"HlGHLAND PARK" on the cas-, - miles
north Of Richmond. Large vineyard About
40 acres Of best brick clay % feet deep al deep
buy the whole tract. Come quick for a bargain
APPERSOS & CO..
~ 0eod6t Real Estate Agents. &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
ByN. w. Bowe
and
II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Auctionoers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Il
LARGE QUANTITY
OF
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNlM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE
on
BROAD STREET NEAR BROOK AVENUE
AT AUCTION.
By n. w. Bowe

BY virtue OF the Observation-Disclosures decree
the undersigned special commissioners VIII
sell by AUCTION. on tho pre- misses, respectively,
in the order named below, on
TUESDAY, July IS. 1890,
beginning promptly az O'Clock p. NJ, tho fol-
lowing MOST DESIRABLE UPPER CENTRAL
BkOhDsTREEr KEALII-tO wit:
I. That BRICK STORE With DWELLING
above, No. , cast Broad street, now and Tor a
long IN occupied by r. Dusch as boiling es-
Enlistment fronts about 81 feet by good
depth % a paved alley.
2 That BRICK STORE AND DWELLING No.
6 east Broad street, second door east Of the last
above mentioned, occupied by Z. b. Saunders,
fronting 2ja feet 10 said alieg.
B. a NACANT LOT adjoining and west OF the
first above mentioned house, wi b front OF q
feet, more or less and running tacg % tho alley.
{. That BRICK STORE on the rOrth side 81
Broad street between Adams AMI Jefferson
streets, known As No. III west Broad street,
being opposite the Masonic lomple square and
occupied by Onesty and others. ON the alley IN
tho rear, which Is paYeI. are two framed tene-
ments rented separately This property fronts
20 rect
This sale offers an unusual oppor unity % in
yestors. The property opposite the Masonic
Temple square rents Well. aad the residue OF
the property being Just cast Of ,he mouth Of
Brook avenue. which brings into bsCa1 street al
this point n large an1 valuable ,raie, and being
opposite the square which tlneu * Brothers aud
Levy & Deyis are or soon Will DO on, has an un-
usual value Tor uOrtl-sid0 Er0a1-s.reet pro-
perry.
TERMS: One third CASH balance at six,
twelve, a9d eighteen zen, months 9r notes with H.
W. H. SANDS.
FNtSION COOKE,
=. Y. CANNON,
HILL CARTER
Special Commissioners,
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Golden Medical Discov.
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The Discovery" cures all
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-08
A FORTUNATE ChlcACOAN.

Smiled Upon by the Louisiana State Lot
tory Goddess to the Extent of $4,000.
Chicago, III Times, July II.
Eternally sticking to it brings success.
Young men in Chicago have had ;his old
whatever they engage in they keep at it
with n persistency bound to be rewarded.
If the object sought to be attained is q
p~ruiseworthy one SO much the better for
the young man. The rule applies, what
ever be the motive.
The good fortune today enjoyed by q
young Chicagoau, w. f. Spingenberg, u
clerk in S. Schipps' fire insurance agency
the nature of u reward for persistent eff
forts, or 1T may have been simply
one of the smiles which Dame For
tune SO often sheds on favored
residents of the worlds fair city.
BE it as it may, Mr.. S~pingenherg in June
invested in a one-fortieth interest in tickle
No. SO, SAB in the Louisiana State Lottery
and now has $4,000 cold, hare dollars to
show for 1t, the entire ticket represented
called on by q Times reporter he was very
reticent as to details, but tacit!y pleaded
guilty to tie extent named. His good for
tune has become so generally known among
his many friends that he is daily the recip-
lent of hearty congratulation and quaint
ties of good ndyice. Mr.. Spingenberg is
a sharp, shrewd, young business man, and
already has his newly acquired fortune in
vested to good advantage. Riches have by
but the unexpected possession of even this
little SIS, 900 has given him an idea of the
pleasant troubles that riches generally
bring with them.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-08
Tho Temple of Diana at Ephesus.

The British museum has now on cx-
hibition for the first time part of a
pillar that has been pieced together
from the fragments of the older tenn
pie of Diana at Ephcsus. This was the
temple which was burned down in the
night on which Alexander the Great
was born. 1t was built in the sixth
century before Christ. and the great
interest of the pillar exhibited is that
it consists of fragments of the set Of
pillars which CrGsus king of Lydia,
presented at the building Of the temple.
The base still bears the inscription
''CrGsus the king dedicated me-"
Round the drum of the pillar were
figures carved in a rude style, of which
two, a mar and a woman, q very
grotesquc couple still remain.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-08
rho oonauerer Conquered:

In southern archipelago cs he'd fought the
bloody %caunibal;
He'd skinned and tanned the crocodile and
found him very tcnable,
Not a word of fear he'd uttered, not o wore
and not u syllable
When he killei the Bengal tiger and found
him very killablc.
He claimed his strength was very great for
bears and lions suitable.
He used to boot tho grizzly bear and found
him very boot,ble,
He claimed In killing monstrous snakes that
he was very capable,
No boa constructor could escape, for he was
unacceptable.
In nzhtins %hippopotami he said he wns irwin
chile,
No jaguar could make him vince, because he
wasn't winceRblc,
He made the ramping elephant no longer re-
cOgnizablc.
And pulverized tho roaring bull, and found
bin pulverizablc.
Just then his wife came in and said, I'm
think 1t quite conmendable
II you'd como and tend the baby, and you'll
Ind him very tcndable."
The way abe shook him by tho err will make
this poem readable.
She pulled him out and led him homo, and
found him very lcadable.
Yankee Blade.