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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-10
ALL OVER THE STATE.
WHAT A WEEK BRINGS FORTH IN
THE WAY OF NEWS.
Brief Items OF Intorost from Every Cor
nor of Vermont -PostmAsters APP
pointed-Personals,M Manufacturing
Notes, Fires and Minor Items.

Rev. F. r. Sandford for IA years pastor
of the Baptist church at st. Johnsbury has
resigned.
A slight furry Of snow fell at st. Johns
bury early Wednesday morning; two inches
at East Burke.
Rev. II. VI. Perkins Of the Congrega.
tional church in Dunstabe has resigned to
accept call to Sharon, Vt
Berge Phelps Of Milton hung himself last
Thursday afternoon in a. II. Martin
hog pen. Temporary insani;yis the cause
assigned
The North bennington Catholic society
has purchased new bell for the church,
which will surpass anything Of the kind in
town. 1t cost $500.
Two Gue deer were taken between West
port and Barn Rock harbor by hunters
Wednesday. They are TO be found in num-
bers on the lake range Of mountains
BY the will Of Mrs. $. 7. Covle- of Gov
entry the $500 received from the govern
ment as arrears Of pensions will ba given to
the American Missionary society.
The body of Eatie Sage agcl %. who
has been missing from Rutland since Natur-
day, the 18th, was foupl in the Pine Hill
pond on the 81 inst. S"archiu. parties had
been looking for her since Sunday.
The death OF Rev Henry f. Wigain of
Orange, y. !.aas the Jstu i'm q class of ~.
which was graduated from Dartmouth col
lego III I'"0, Ihe Survivors are Judge
@';,- ?rle' 30, .'o VI ,,"''Ul'' '', Josef ''
"''il"n oi '"l'oI' 'i',7', Judge rank I'm
81 sun ol hIoN Nhs'oNn' lhu-' ana i'aV. Ch8rie5
l. LoF"' H. 49, oil Ne"'uiNpor'' Mass.
Vermont sent these representatives 20 tho
Burt family reunion IN Spring. rid, Mes.
last week; Lyman +. Cabot, Weathersiell,
Mrs. Charles W Newhoi, Mrs W. T. Ne"-
hall, Ascutneyyille Maynard French Burt
Bartonsyillo, Frank y. Burt. Charles T.
Burt, stowe. Jennie Brown Russell Wind
sor; Henry A. Burt SWenton.
National Lecturer Pierce Of New York
has been assigned to Vermont according to-
the Swanton Courier - address some of the
county leagues and is eNpeotot to speak at
some place in franklin county Imrsla~
October 81, when iii, thought count,
league will be formed. Mr.. Pierce j., 10
organic county leagues at Essex. October
;? and Addison October %
Miss Mary Howe and her brother !uc..n
had a narrow escape from serious injur.y at
Worcester recently. rhey were l..i1..
when lie harness broke and tho horse Ga-a.
ed down steep street anl ran into d heavy
omnibus, niuriug himself so THAT he hal To-
be killed. The occupants OF the carriage
wero thrown violently forward hut vc.,
moi thrown out, and suffered M injury Of
any account
An Ai1i.o,, co,,,4 =, co,.,,.,,.,,.,,,.. ,..tt..-.
Tho farmer. i'm tho t,,,.,.C,,,,. .ii,,'-.'.:...,
coII,tr,- are now di.,in,, ,I.,i,. ,,,.,,..,. ~,
inst thov can Tor H., ,no., ,,,,. t,.
,,iald ie -,ooi and l,,t fa,,. r,,,o., o,.. ,.,
found oI,bor,b in some - ria I.,. n,.ls
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-10

Al Tie ladies bazaar, October y. ID and
II, Airs. T. II. Mcmahon will have her
annual opening of fall styles in millinery.
Her spacious store, No & church street. is
well stocked with almost everything that is
new and desirable in the millinery and
fancy goods line. Read her attractive ad
vertlsement in the fifth page and visit her
store during those opening days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-10

treasurer S office. Mr.. DUB ois retires from
his responsible position with the esteem and
confidence OF the entire State, as having
been careful, efficient and honest custo-
dian of its funds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-10
FROM MONTPELIER.
WHAT VERMONT'B LEGISLATORS
HAVE DONE THE PAST WEEK.
Some of tho important BILLS and Meas
ures Introduced Weekly Payments
and the Australi ian Ballet system
The Committee Notes.


on Thursday last. A Joint assembly con
vened and the officers of both branches
qualified The outgoing and incoming gov
ernors delivered their messages which wero
listened to with interest and attention. In
the House the appointments of J. II.
Mmms of st. Albons and i. d. White Of
Rutland as reporters were announced and
also these standing committees:
On rules Messrs. Thompson OF lras
burgh, Marshall Of BrattlebOro, Livingston
of Morristown.
On joint rues-Mossrs Davis OF Dan
Vile, Peck of llinesburgh and Manning of
Weston.
n the Senate the committee 10 nominate
standing committees submitted its report by
Senator Allen Of Addison, which was read
by the secretary and on motion OF senator
Smith of Windsor ordered to lie. The re
port was as follows;
On rules-Senators Dwinell, Rankin and
Childs
On finance Senators Smith Of Wind
ham, Adams and Morse
On the judiciary -Senators Roberts,
Harvey, Fnirchild, Nichols, Demlng,
Wheeler and Peck.
On administrations Stevens, Rankin,
Melendy, rease and Randall
On educatlon-Senators Chids, Peck,
Smith Of Windsor, Roberts and Harvey.
On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cleveland,
Dickinson and Camp
On manutacturcs- Senators Lincoln,
Brown and Abbott
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wheeler, Jennings
and Demins
On military atfNirs-Senators Kings ley,
Smith of Nmdh2m, ana W heller.
On Rlllroads--Senators Allen. Cleveland,
g. L-i,,-I U...i.1 tll.. ~
=
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

NIGHT. In IL he said. when this reaches
vo,, another man who IL tired of life. will
have passed away When harrington. one
of nv other employees, committed suicide
by jumping of Washington bridge on Au-
gust 18th, exactly one month ago TODAY, l
said, Who is next? Koch mentioned this
remark in his letter and asks, Who Is
next?' II is most peculiar coincidence
Koch was o sober, industrious. and hoDora-
bic man. He was an excellent workman,
and shall miss hts services very much. lie
has been in my employ about five or SIX
years. His disposition was very cheerful,
and can think of no possible reason Tor
his desperate act"
The letter was written in firm hand
and he concludes with the assurance that
he is in the possession of all his faculties.
LoTTIE PELLs's STORY.
Iottie Pells, Mrs. Knoon's niece, and the
most intimate friend Of the dead girl. Is a
decidedly good-looking girl, eighteen years
old She told this story this afternoon;
Koch and the actress had known eacn
other for eighteen months. Ihey had neeh
sweethearts for a little over year. 1hey
arranged last winter TO be married on
Em,lie's return from Europe. Ever since
her return, however. Emile mad been
moody and low-spirited at times. when
she asked Emile what gave her the DiueS
the actress would turn the subject by tell
Ing how much she loved Gustav. 8,
Koch came TO see her every day ana
was devoted and ahectionate. YESTERDAY
while nj dinner with Mrs. KnCon and the
other members of the family n messenger
came in the caf and handed Emile mes
sage. She read it, turned pale, and hur-
riedly lett the table, saying that she must
write some letters TO go off 10y tho Angus
ta-Victoria to-day.
"She went TO her room, wrote several
letters. and, Koch having called for her
mean time, they went ont together. return
ing about IL O'Clock last night. She tleh
bade her aunt and Miss Pells an affection
ate good night and retired. That was
the last seen of her alive"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

Mr.. c. ?. Huntington has writtena letter
to San Francisco man concerning the re-
election of Leland Stanford to the United
States Senate. In the course of the letter
he says: ,,
As you know, have stated as plainly
as could that the Southern Pacific Com
pany is out of politics. / propose to
keep it out. and to keep ont myself, al
though not forgetting, of course, to vote
on olection-day as a good citizen should II
am where can cast my vote, but am so
ANXIOUS 10 get the company out that do
not intend to make any organized effort 10
beat Leland Stanford. The State of Cali
tornia ought TO know him very well, al
though think she does not. but at any
rate if they want TO send HIM to the Sem
ate they will do so. | suppose"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w COOK. Apply with references at JJ7
vest Frsntltu street selS-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
BY Frank d. Hill 4 Co.,
Real H.tare Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF MEDIUM
i SIZED AND COMFORTABLE Ehh1H
DWELLlSG-H0UsE No. sO7 NORTH TW ~ ~
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN ANp
sTKgETs.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust from A.
X. Pryde and wife. Of record 10 CLERK , v.n1o
OF Richmond Chaacery Court, Doed-boos -, -
page 457, default having been made IN w, 20" "a
ment of certain note therein secures, "a.
having been requested so 90 do by tho po -
Charles In said deed, we will sell 81 puD"o SAS
tion on tho promises, on
THURSDAY, ssPrEsBRR %, iss0'
at O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE dese' , ,~,'
As above. The HOUSE Is nearly new anu -
tans scout SIX rooms besides other nr PPon,.
mcnts. and Ia Ia good repair. The IL, NON is
81 ella foet by i32 feet TO an alley 10 nrsnsss
feot wide. This ID your opportunity
o snug home. - no,a
TsSxs: Cash. for expenses OF sale aau sa a' ss
s26 81 with interest from July 0, 20 an, Al =
January \, 1891. t56,s5 July 8, lssi. ana - an sv
July 4, 1891 balance on terms annoeNnHs
X RAND. WELtyOhD.
"A IL Ats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

The Richmond Weekly Dispatch contains
a forcible object lesson on the tariff,
showing III parallel columns the charges
In this country and in Spain for certain i'm
portant agricultural Implements. The
story that the document tells and Illus
trates with engravinss is the vast difference
in prices Of exactly the same articles from
the same shop when put upon home and
foreign markets. The margin comes out
of the farmers pockets and goes into the
bank account of the favored manLfac-
Charlotte ~. CO. Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

SELF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
Vest End GLASGOW.

Tho property Of tho company adjoins the new
and ent-rprisinR city Of Glasgow on the james
-, ,he one hand and on the other II u 6itnln
COO and n half miles Of the Natural Bridge. tnat
,naryellous wonder recently purchased py
n.ealthy syndicate, which proposes To epenu
nearly al ,0OO, 900 In beautifying and Improving
mis- attractive property ,
ELECTRIC STREET-CARS from Naiura,
priJce 10 Glasgow will pass through Wes-knd
glasgow, aud 1t ia on the line OF the electric
fight system which will connect these places.
HOCKBRIDGE PARK, Glengyie. Hotel tias,
COW West-End station. on tho Chesapeake ana
Sbio railway, md Natural Bridge station, on
,he shenandOah-Yalley railroad, arc wl'hlh
low minutes walk OF any lot on the properly.
No other point in Virginia offers so many 81
,ractions and natural advantages Tor settlers
and investors. Tho beautiful James-a para
JIse for the sportsman and unsurpassed lor
hoating-nows along the borders OF Nes-hnd
Glasgow. Splendid climate, beautiful Vows
everywhere. go, ,,., an, o,h.r
Enterprises now In course OF construction az
glasgow. A contract involving million ana
heIf Of dollars from n wealthy English company
ia 10 bo expended In developing Glasgow only
lecks the approval 81 the Board OF Directors Oh
the Rock bridge Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

rNRUSTEES' SALE OF NEW
/ FRAME TENEMENT DWELLING NJ. 2l3
WEST CANAL STREET, Win LOT l6xl0O
FEET. MOREOR LESS. TO RICHMOND, FRED
gRICKS Bt-HG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD OK
CONNECTING TRACK. SAID PROPERII BE
ING on TIE SOUTH LINE OF CANAk
STREET, ANDIiS FEET WEST OF THE WEST
LINZ OF JEFFERSON STREET.-By virtue OF a
deed Of trust execrtcd to the undersigned trus-
tees by Elmira j. Eaton, recorded IN the CierS
ollce OF the Richmond tn aucery Court ia Deed
Book I3S L, page 81, 10 secure TO the Granite
Perpetual Building-Fuud Company the pay
ment OF certain moneys therein specified or re-
ferrei o.. default having been made IN me pay
nent Thereof, AMI being thereto required by tue
Board Of Directors Of the said The GRANITE For-
petua Building Fund Company We VIII on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER p, 1890,
at 500 o'clock 2, NJ. proceed TO sell at public
auction. Oh tho premises, THE PROPERTY
ABOVE DESCRIBED. -
This property consist OF lot with now e"eli-
ing OF about nine rooms in good order, anu IS
located in direct line OF the growing ava I'M
proving part OF this city. - -
TEENS: Cash a. 10 expenses and sl,52o'o d pal
ance upon such terms IS may De announcer al
sale. EDWARD = hUSh'
JOSEPH ". THOMAS.
GEORGES YASHON, JR.,
ae17 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
L HANOVER FARM KNOWN A. ROSE HILL
WITH DWELLING AND OTHER BUILDINGS
THEREON, CONTAINING 100 ACRES. MORE
on LESS, ABOUT ONE MILE FROM AkCHAN-
ICsYILLE AND ABOUT SIX MILE NOR IL
EAST OF RICHMOND.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust from James W. Ran and Jonathan kruch-
baum, dated NovemDer s. 1856. recorded In han
over County Court Clerks Office, Deed-Book =,
page 1922 and al the request Of the benenclary.
default having been made IN the payment OF tAe
notes secured therein. will sell by pubic aIc-
ton, at Mechanicsville la said county, on
TUESDAY. SgPTkNBgR 30, 1890,
at ie o'clock ~, The TRACT OF LAND described
IN said deed rs ali that certain parcel or tract
OF land together with all the buildings and I'M
proyements thereon. rights, ways, and sppurle-
nances thereto belonging, lying and being IN me
county of Hanover. state OF Virginia, auout one
mile from Mechanicsyiie and about slx mies
northeast OF Richmond, containing luo acros,
more or less, aud known as :" Rose HilL"
TERMS; Cash for expenses OF executing lho
trust and to pay sos, with interest from Sovem-
bsr |, 1859, and si2 balance on note due May II
1857, and any taxes due; balance on terms an
nounced a. sale. X. b. CHAFflN, trustee
sale by r. b. CuAFFIs & Co.. Auctioneers. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
PROPOSALS..

DROPOSALS PROP OSAL s
l. will DO received up 10 3 O'Clock r. NJ. SEP
TEMBkR 25TH for the work OF REPAIRS TO BE
DONE TO THE FLOOR SYSTEM OF TIE
JAMks-RIvER FREE BRIDGE. Specifications
and terms OF agreement be seen any time
ONCE. corner Ninth and Cary strests. The CON-
mittee reserve the right 10 reject any or Gil bids
II. r. CAMPBELL,
% l6,t9,20,2l, x3&26 Chairman .. aud X
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail
" WAY CO9PANL
'BEDULE IN EFFECT sgPTEgBzRslo,
LRsYg EfrHvosn

cN LDNLs ~ hA ~ 4 ~. n.
Lasyg EicHvoNp
700 A. VI. Freight cx.oft sunday c.-...,
passenger te,Wooa R.a..t
Gori0usuI0.
$40 A. 81. DAILY Tor Oh rlu. a.f .f.
Pullman Car Waite ~.I...r t.,
loiuL
ii.O0 A. ". Etcrs-s. daily f1r tIn.I....
man Palace car Oli "..t.
sulphur. aut Palma. r......
l1tbssY.Ne % Clueiblag.
Richmond @ .IIf ....
$50 7. NJ. Express daily f1r OH "..nt,- ..-.
folk. Pullman ~lerI ..g 49,.
natl Co cid po.rL
s:80 =. ". Ar,onmlietion, oEee.s sll.ar. ..
CHARIOT sv'lla.
$50 T. NJ. lleF =. y Limited ttfF I-..
sleeping Car co.'s r.luf f.I..
ro'fI yesuhIle train. ...I N....s ...
aud Pailmsns thsr..'t.sf ....
cinnau AMI pullman b. i.lff..a
TRAINS AaKIys a. slCGr....
rs 4. VI. ani 2.I5 p. VI. iaIy 'rr ..r.arte.
g:I3 A. ". daily, ercepg -.nity. tan .....
l0tesVlile
1870 4. VI. AMI 1.iI T.. Y. daily fr.n N.r'.r
GOO +. ". Frei ht from Char. .'s..F.ls, .1.s.
sInlAs, Carries sa..euEtfs
station; Br.ad stree, u.s -.fr. .r...I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
DICHMoND AND DANyLLa

sCHsDULE ~ RFf2DrJ July E.I1t
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, "a.
gs0 4. 81. SOUTHERN "a fs,s f4Hf. '1 it
ianta, a Igusis, sHi ro.nE .It.. . ...
ue't. rr'snsHnrI f"r NIr... 90
Raleigh a. salisbury or
Norm Carolina Passengers .t. ..ft
sleeper af bf " llr. 81 ..... .-t
from nAlri.H rr..l
eoDAM ACCOM- dOuAIIOF daily rrsrt
sunday. io Clover Va. aIf i.r.-
HOO TiF4IsiA $50 NORTH CAROLINA
ElrRE-,. daily. anugh ,au ID
hs." eE "ft hHy-fiI. Conn. fs no
hIrvaviIie sIfl r.rfo.s ani u Hstnrl
railroad f.r F1rmV .l'. LyartaI..
aus fona Nlg 80 hoy+vII's fr
tlarEs.iils, oK3ri, henderson. aal
IuruaI.
500 2. Il. FA,I NAIL. daily. flr Atlantis. A..
gu-fa, anI lI.ats 0I4tH. telu' H e.
Aose.-y's Junction sitl farA. 70
huI fl8la.al railroad. at ur.s.t.
tUfe Tor Durham aul hA.n. 3d. AZ
Salisbury Tor Nesgara Nlril tsF-
Ina. through sleeiecs irla Laa.
yile South.
eO0P.M. LOCAL. daily except suuis6 flr
AmeHs Courthouse ani lnt'rm' sc
points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
81 ~ A. = " " from Atlanta an' Augs's~
SIS A. N. from Amelia Courthouse
40 p. Il. IRON .sloIfh.
b:s5 +. NJ. AZ Manchester. from cl0vsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1911 Main street.
TUTORS SA l. e
DETACHED TWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING
No. 1894 WEST MAIN,
BETWEEN PLUM AND LOMBARDY STREETS.

Acting under the provisions OF tho VIII on
lanes Gum. deceased and decree OF the
Richmond Chancery Court entered ON the l2th
day OF March, 1880, In the suit OF Gums eXecu-
tors TO- Gum and dis., shall. as executor, sell at
public auction, upon the premises on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1880,
AT 3 o'clock +. NJ, the ABOvE-DEsCRlBED PRO-
PEKrY fronting % feet AZ inches on tho east
side Of Main street and running back d pth OF
Us feet inches 10 AZ ALLEY. The dwelling -
nearly new, containing six rooms. and Is IN good
order, situated Immediately on the streetcar
line. ana is in a rapidiy-improying locality.
Terms. one fourth cash: balance ~ SIN.
twelve, and eighteen months for neg0uaol,
notes, with interest added from day Of sale and
title retained until all the purchase-moley Il
paid or the purchaser will receiy, u deed and
Give a deed OF trust 70 secure the deferred pay
ments, or all cash o. the option OF the purchaser.
A. Il. GUM, Executor.
Sr-rror G. IN Auctlonee-s g. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
BY Sutton q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
1914 Main street

A UCTION SALE OF NEW TWO
N STORY DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
No. 1919 BEVERLY STREET. BETWEEN WASH
INGToN AND CARTER srRRRTs.-At the re-
quest OF the owner we shall sell At public Ruc-
ton, upon tho promises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1890,
at 81 O'Clock r. NJ. the sbovo-described PRO-
PEKTY Tho dwelling Is new. well-bu!It, and
contains SIX rooms, with lot fronting 70 feet on
the south side Of Beverly street, and running
back a depth OF go feet 70 an alley. This 10 .
good Investment or would make nice home for
THRhs: At ssls. SUTTON 4 CO..
sells Auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
JAHEs-RlNEN Division
Rlchmond AMI Allegheny ha.rsN


ItAYR RICHMOND
500 A. VI. daily f0r lyncho4rs. lar.r y..a. s-f
Naflsl Forge.
80 p. NJ. forLyu-ltlrs cI-ea. saailr ,..,-.
INK car flr Lynch 4r. ...4
leaves Lyrcnburs no ID A.. ~. .l.y
f1r Lexington an q Clifton .it.
TRAINs sKRiyg At RICHNHsn
$50 p n. daily from Cllftoa Forge.
~ 4. n oNcnp. sunday tom Clifton I.rIs
Lexington. sli ynchIlft
station Eisl% aul la-ai sirre.s
d. ". Fi fFN
General fHss.E. tr...
q. W.srsvgNs. GenerAf -4usfin-.. ..It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
WANTED AGENTS TO SELL

w tho Pinless Cloihes-Line; the ouly lne
ever invented that holds the clothes without
pins a perfect success; patent recently
issued; sold only by agents. TO whom th5 excla-
siye right Is given on receipt OF 30 conts we VIII
send a sample line by mail also circulars price
list and terms to agents; secure your territory
al once Address THE PlNLBsS CLOTHES
LINE COMPANY, Il Hermon street, Worcester.
Mass je 9s-W&SatOcg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
T. C. Baine, Trustee, ! Chnncery Court--iecree
l3ln up1 VI oSisS4i-

T. C. Bainc, Trustee, Chnncery court--iecree
II. NJ. Smith & Co. Der, 1890.
By virtue % the above decree we, the special
commissioners therein appointed, Will sell at
public auction on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER p, lb9),
at 500 p. NJ, the above PROPERTY, being those
BRICK STORES on the north line OF Man
street commencing 20 feet west OF Nineteenth
street thence running westwarlly and fronting
ON Main street As feet, with depth OF 80 70 an
alley 10 feet. large and profitable retail bust
meas being conducted on This property ma6es
this most desirable Investment IN store pro-
perry.
Terms: One third cash, aud the residue IN
equal instalfnents 81 six and twelve months,
with interest added. and title retained until all
the purchaso-monoy IS pad and deed orlered
by the Court. T. ~. MCGUIRE,
HILL CARTER,
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN q Co., Auctoneers.
T. G. BAN, TRUsTgE, PLAINrTFP, AGAINST n. NJ.
SMITH & CO., &C, UEFENDASTs-ih TIKI CHAS-
Gerry COURT or TIE CITY Or RICHMOND.
I. Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said court, GER
tify that the bond re CURED OF the special COM
tnissioners 10y he decree IN said cause OF sep
tember u, 1880, has been duly given.
Given under my bend this 18Th day OF sep
TENDER, 1880. ..,,...,,- ..,,,,,,,,.
SO 20 CHARLES W. bODDiN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
PeCuH ar

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 Sarssparilla pos
sesses the fun curative value Of the best known
remedies Of tho vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit. Hoods Sarsapa-
lila accomplisheS cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy Hoods Sar-
saparla Is the only medicine OF which can truly
be said 100 doses dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce good results as Hoods Sarsaparilla
Peculiar in its good name at homo there Is
moro Of Hoods Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell. where
IL 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 IN
ducedt to take any other preparation BE sure toget
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold BY all druggists. 81; six for S. Preparedony
By Il. HOOD 4 CO., Apo'hecarios, Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL


"a NOAp
SCHEDULE IN kFTEcr MAY %. IN
TWO TRAINS DAILY 70 NORYOLA AND
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IBAVE RICHMOND, BTkD-~ikhhl NlAIloh
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Norfo.S rhro ~ Bfprnns AfnS' o.
Norfolk I'D T.. n. sopi oaly 80 Pr
prsDarg ana suffolk srll
tialu, leaving Petersburg % 1850 b.
Il. All arriving a. Noff9lt psi 2. IT..
rs.rs 81 ail stations
sDA.H Daily. wa Pelor.Dgrg. AFrir, ~
Pes0rsOurs I9.i7 A. H. ~ ioAfH
Petersburg i..l5 A. III. fyr fhr b.
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ss,P n. Jailr %, Petersburg Arrive f-
teraDurg r.5 r. A.. lssVs Pessrss 90
4.W r. u. dalE SSnrns Moro
ilnHM DalIy. us Fs,srsburL Arrive q
Peter.Burx lzJ. a. NJ. cpnaoctns
sitn Trall ~ d. having tebsr.Darg
az IXsJA. a ior sArmullN Lyu-l-
burg. rlslhoutsL All al poinA
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ls.iJ =. n. all Lylcnb.ns - A'miI' w.
ous change. o..
Memphis without enahsa ..-...-
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W. ~ BY ia.
Geueral Passenger AS'<-
CaAsLEs a. IDDr. 20 rres4e9- I'll
Senoral Orucs. kCEn0kA "a 80