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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
AssSosD~.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
ESI KOUTEsOUIn
AND SOUTHWEST
sCHEDULEIN EFFECT FtB rs. 1890.
.EAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
TNAiN No 80. 23O A.. NJ.
EOTIffFEN EXPRESS. daily. Tor IauNliIr.
= Greensboro NmsfOn--Hlcm Durham,
raleigh. Uaudle man. salisbury. hshftlIlc,
Hot springs Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken.
Augusta. atlanta. Birmingham M0nenm-
erv, New orleans. Texas. and california.
Pullman palace sleep'n--ru~ Richmond 90
panyille aud Dinyllr tO A-hefilie. Augusta,
Birmingham. aud New orleans.
TRAIN NO %. 100 A. ~.
NTIRGTNIAA> NOhIll CAROLINA IKE
' PRESS. daily, Tor burkcvile. all sil-
Ivuchburg. Knoxville. CHATTANOOGA, Mem-
phis. and Nashville. also Tor kcysyiIe,
CmrlsVlic. oxford. Henderson. Durham
ana Raleigh This tram goes through solid
TRAIN No. 80. P.M.
INfSr NAIL. daily. for ai points on ihe
L FarmyIlie and powhatln Railroad, DANE
VILE. Greensboro. WirsfOu-~ Ilnm. Raleigh.
charlotte. Ashryiile. Columbia. Augusta,
Atlanta. Birmingham, Montgomery. Sew
orleans. Texas. and California. Pullman
palace slcepug-cars lnnNNlC fo Augusta AMI
Atlanta. nui at 0rceusnofoslce IL Aane-
vile % MOuisiOrn, Tenn.
IHAIN 80. 40. q D.. 81.
MFLIA ACCOMODAIlON, daily. except
\ SUNDAY for Amelia Courthouse and in-
tcrmediate points.
TRAIN $50. "a. GOO IS. 81.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily, except sunday
Y freight train with coach attached Ton
clover Va. and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
Train SO. 80 at OLD A. 3d.. so 5i ot $3.50
T.. NJ, so. % at $40 =. ~. and no. Al al go
a. NJ.
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ONCE upon a time, after great deal of
thought and pains, a man taught his horse
10 eat nothing but shayings, by placing
green goggles over his eyes. They were
economical food, but as soon as the horse
had learned 10 eat them he died
Republican managers are trying 90 teach
gradually their party 10 feed entirely on
protective tariff shayings. The party may
learn 10 do So, but its already emaciated
condition points 90 a death similar TO that
Of the tabled horse. But perhaps the green
goggles may be smashed before starvation
cnsuos.
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s Brighter outlook.


The mmOr which is af0at that a syndi-
cate of Boston capitalists is being organized
with view 20 the construction of twenty
frsf-claes iron steamships TO sail under tho
American FLAG as sOOl as the farquhar
~hpping bin passes Congress, suggests the
irtetest with which ship owners and invcs-
tors await the enactment Of This measure,
and The beneficial influences likely 10 follow
TO-. Since the present administration came
into power new life has seemed 90 DE infused
into the American mercantile marine. Last
wears ulcnomc nal record OF shipbuildinc in
New England and on the Delaware IS rec
eardod as sure To- Doe surpassed the present
season. tits estimated that there viii ne
launched this year along the Atlantic sea-
board one hundred thousand TONS of steel
occan-g0ng vessels. The Delaware ship
Yards are crowded with orders as they have
never been before In their history. and al
Baltimore and Newport News -hipbulldin2
plants are in process of construction which,
when completed. VIII. DO is said. equal ln
size ans establishment now IN existence ln
this country. and in Che character Of theii
facilities viii surpass anything in Europe
There is every indication that. with friendly
legislation. our mercantile Marine is about
20 take new lease Of prosperity.
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TnE Ways and Means Committee will
have hard time fitting the tariff to suit
glove manufacturers.
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INVEST END LAND AND IMPROVE
w MENI COMPANY.

AT the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF this company. held 0n the second dHy vi
April. 1890. fhe following resolutions were
adopted:
"Eosolved. That the directors Doe. and they
are here Unauthorized tu purchase One ihuI-
sand shares of the stock OF this company
from the lowest bidder
"Ncsolyed. further, That whenever there IS
sufficient money Do the treasury from iue
sales OF property the said directors are hence
by authorized tO purchase five hundred more
shares OF said stock.
"ihe directors may put limit Ou the price
90 Doe paid for the said stock or not, as may
seem best.
oilers 20 b3 made under seal and opened af-
ter due notice IN the presence of the direc-
In accordance with the foregoing resolu-
tiOus, the company oilers 10 purchase one
thousand shares 81 lts stock from the lowest
bidder
All bids should be under seal. and viii bee
received up 10 3 o'clock i. 81, April 80, 1890.
ON the DIST April. 1890, they viii Doe OPEN
ed in the presence of the directors.
40 bids higher than $50 per share viii Doe
considered.
1.-two or more bids are made at the same
price and more stock is offered than needed.
au apportionment pro rata viii Doe made
amongst such bidders.
JAMES III. DOOLEN. President.
GEORGE j. ROGERS, Secretary
api-eOdtl0
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r.. AND a. II. X.

*. ND-tDfONltscn, dated March 9th, 1855,
and recorded in the clerks Office Of q Doch-
land County Court, boz ID. b. 46. page 526,
and at the request Of the beneficiary, --
default having been made i'm the payment OF
certain notes, therein secured, Will sell by
public auction, ON the premises,
ON THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL. 1850, Ar12M.
.he valuable tract OF land described I'm said
deed a. being the same land conveyed 10 The
said AleNys X. NestolOwitsch by deed (
even date vito above trust deed from A. NJ.
seldom.
Tie dwelling is large double brick one.
with about twenty rooms. occupying "a com
handing site on beautiful hill. overlooking
lnc valley Of the James river. and is sur
rounded ly very handsome shade. This
dwelling was built 40 cost OF $4,000. and
$1,000 has recently been spent in painting,
irc>coiu2, and otuerN Use Deuutiiylmg 10. MAX
ing ~ very handsome. There is one Ol the
handsomrst ornamental gardens In the state
adjoining the yard. There are also ample
servants houses and arm buildings, thus
making this one OF the handsOmest and most
desirable country seats in the Stale II Nlr-
ginia. the farm being highly improved. well
fenced and waieied, with many acres Of rich
aliuvinl james river low. grounds. It's neal
ness 20 railroad enables owner 10 live on 10
and do business in the city OF Richmond.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay all expenses Of
sale and OF this trust, and % pay OF and dis
charge two notes now past due, one for So
bB9. 20. with Interest from December 3lst
lreS, and The other for s3,2l5. ID. with inter
cst from December 3lst. 1859. I'LL paid. and
Of the residue, sj3-9.l3, 10 be paid on the
3lst of December 1890 s3.563.13 on 3lst Of
December. 1891, s3,s37'l3 on the 3lsl De-
cember. 1892. and s3Jll ,l3 TO be paid on the
3lst December, 1898. and the residue upon
such terms as shall be announced at sale
The purchaser 10 receive deed and 10 give
"a deed OF trust tO secure the unpaid pur-
chase-money, the costs OF preparing the trust
deed 10 be paid bf the purchaser. Parties
may leave Richmond for the sale and return
some day. JOHN RUTHERFORD,
mnl5- tapls Trustee.
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The question OF "llee wool" is no longer a
party measure, for AN Who have any con-
cepiiOn of natural law. whether Democrat
or Republican. know that we are robbed of
natural right. when raw materials are
taxed. Both Republicans and Democrats
demand free wool. the taxing Of which at
the present time is an act of "a party that
does not dare 90 Dee honest for fear that hon.
e.iy viii cost the most. Perhaps this con-
diuon of things is the best for all a good
thing delayed is not lost, and free wool will
perhaps come, after an, ai just the right
time.
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These Are Our sentiment.

The better tine men the better the news
paper; The higher the standard sen ANA re-
quired I'M masking the newspaper. the more
powerful 10 viii be for good and the more
productive Of material and crcditable sue
ross
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~ You want 20 Sc variety Of STYLES Of
NicIorias. Surveys. Phactons and Family
Carriages, call and see DAVID AINsLfE.
NOS, I, 10 and ~, Tenth sure /,
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The Ohio proposition io admit Alaska and
rely upon ihe sralskin vote. controlled Dog
the Commercial Company, j, too palpahly
absurd, ihe other territorial posses -i0ns
0f lhe United States can scarcely furnish
even DO New Mexico and Arizona Doe shame
lessly deprived of the Statehood conceded
% communities inferior in population.
10 is plain chat 90 insure continued control
of the Federal Government hy the minority
party something must Doe done about the
votes Of The States already within the Mon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

CONGRESSIONAL log-rollers enjoyed yes
terday as diversion the sports Of White
House eggrollers.
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NOTICE
IMPORTANT NOTICE..

1 vi IN AN NOAllLs
AN subscriber, for the stock Of the CEN
TRIAL CITY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY aIe
notified that ln accordance with the prCyi-
siOus OF ine subscriptions. the first payment
of % per cent. is hereby called for. 20 bc pa a
10 the order of a. ~. Ialley. the trustee
named hy the subscription Committee. on
or before tie Sth das of April $500, and the
said payment viii be received at iyuchlurg
hy the cashiers of the National Exchange.
First National and Lyucnbufg National
Banks; at Roanoke Dy the cashiers Oi the
Commercial National and Citizens Banks.
al Richmond by the cashiers of the City aud
Citizens Banks: and at Buchanan boy W. b.
Thompson.
All Subscribers must be present in person
or by proxy, 10 take part In ihe Orgtnzttion
Of the said company, on the 10Th day Of
APRIL 1890. 80 the rooms OF the y. ri. a.. A..
iu the city OF Lynchbuig 40 the hour 0i 4 T..
NJ. or forfeit the ugut 10 subscribe. and an
are therefore requested 20 sign the power Of
attorney. which viii accompany each receipt
10 be given Tor the first payment.
JOHN ". JOHNSTON,
As. Bl FORD.
a. "a. TALLY,
I. II. a ID ANS.
r.. DILLON.
mho9-eOdtd WILLIAM JOLLiFfE.
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
BY James II. Crenshaw. AuctoneeI
No. IL North Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
tJAND LOr on WEST SIDE or IMENI
SI.VFNTH STREET BETWEEN L AND u
crRFtTS No. 1901 NORTH WENT
SFVFNTH STREET. LOT 5Ox72 FkrI.
pobiuson against WhitlOck- decree OF
Iichmond Chancery Court, entered fep-
ruary p. $500 ..., .o,,,
Itv virtue of the above and rs special CONF
nrssioners therein, we VIII sell the ABOVE
described PROPERTY. on the premises
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1890,
at II o'clock midday. ,.,....,, nj.
TERMS. Cash rs 10 expenses OF SAFE anu ~
ia costs Of suit andas 10 sl9l past due ana ON
,f,ne NJ To sixty-s.ven notes Of s. each, pgya-
he monthly, the first 10 become due on NAV
n 1870 and the balance on twelve months
fime. The title TO be retained untila an Is pald
and "A conveyance Is ordered by the court.
HILL CARTER,
JAMES II. HAYES,
Special Commissioners.
Robinson, who sues. 6c..................piaintinS
against
800
I'm the Chancery Court Of the city OF ilcn .
mond / Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of the stld
rourf. certify that the bond required OF nlll
carter. "A special commissioner by the decree
i'm the said cause of February ~, 1871 mas
been duly given. All,
1890. NtAhLtS W N'b 49,,
apiFri ,SuNTu-lh cleiN'
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENr-THE VALENTINE
II HOUSE. located 0n Broad, Ninth and
Capitol streets, overlooking the Capitol
Square. Best nonriing-house In the city.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD, 1905 Bank street.
mhl3-lm
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AUCTION SAIES-Thi- pay 49,
ByR. B. Chafin Coz
Real Estate Auciioneerr'
No. / North Tenth sne'"
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
l. HANDSOME BrrLDING LOIS
o,.,,, .,,,. ot Of FLOYD STREET,
nt-rwrrx FIN AND CEDAR sIRhhIs
~ GROWING wEsf-hND'
AUCTION sAIEs-This pay

nv ,ar,ue Of a deed Of trust dated 1une "a "a
r nS IN ficnrico county Court - Is. ~
at PAGE go ana a. 'h nse I'4 made in paymenl
ailes' u ,,,rsd Ina said deed. Will sell by
vnbiic auction, on the PREMISES
on TUESDAY. TIE srH DAroF APRIL 1890
-, o,cioel, =. NJ. that desirable lot Of lano
~ - so,th side Of Floyd street, commencihl
4ol feet west of Elm street. then eNieni.u,lnl
west and fronting on So d south sue Oh az o.
street $50 feet. and running pd'h 10 90
feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
These lots bay beautifully on very lesli
able street In % fast improving heishuoi
bo.d And this sale oilers rare chhhce I.
secure handsome building lots for hohesi o'
make "a good Investment .
TFRH-. Cas-. ftr expenses oi SHE "liA ~
nos, +. mote III ~ cfO with interest from June
a,d. 1855. ana credit as follows; 81. 10 june
o{d. 1880 and n $50 June 23d. 1871, hh'
balance ola terms announced ~ SAFE.
RIB CHAttlN
,,tos-tl Trustee.
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against
James NJ. Taylor. Defendant.
Is CASE. UPON AN ATTACHMENT RETUnNED
EXECrrED.
The object fthis suit is 20 recover against
the defendant The sum Of -l23.42 with legal
interest thereon from January lst, 1880. un-
ODD paid, and 90 attach the estate OF The sild
defendant in the city of Richmond. ano snn-
ect the same 90 che payment OF the pl'lh-
tln's claim.
And affidavit having been made and filed
That the afiaut believes that TIE defendant
is not resident OF ms STATE, IL j. oINtIe ~
that he appear here vs. thin fifteen days tilef
due publication hereof. ani DO what IS ntcca-
saIy 10 protect his interest in this suit.
4 cOpy-Ieste;
COKE PlcKRELL D. mhle-lA"
VTIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERK IS OF
TICE OF IHI CHANCrl.1 COURT OF
HE CITY or RICHMOND, APRIL I'LL,
1890, IN VACATION.
John a.. Slzer. ilalnti,
against
Charles J.. Sizer. Robert J.. sizer Lizzie L..
smith and ~. T.. smith. her husband; j. r..
AJinsironGlT, SUSAN Sil1rf .MANfrinnll 4.
Armstrong; the last I've Infants Defendants.
is CHASCERY.
The object OF the suit is to Partition the
house Oud lot, fronting about - feet on the
epst side of Fourth street between Marshall
ANA Clay streets boo the city OF Richmond.
Va. ln which John IT, -iIer. 81. deceased, had
o. life estate. between rle above named pare
lies. and ii said house and iot cannot lD luf-
tifiOucd 900 kind. then 90 sell the same and
divide the proceeds thereof amongst slid
parties according tothelrrespe interests
therein.
gAnafililavit having been made and 1ifi that
J. T.. Armstrong. Jr.. one Ol tle aD. we named
defendants, ls not resident of this >iHto, 10
is ordered that Doe appear here within fifteen
days offer due luhIcftlOu Df this order aud
10 what is necessary % protect lis interest
herein
A c0ry-lesfe.
CHARLES w. GODDiN, Clerk.
MEREDITH And COOKE p. q.
apS-IuIWk
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ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
COKE a. pIcKRELL. p.q. mhis-Ilw

NIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
FICE OF 1HE CHANCEl.l COURT OF
HE CITY or RICHMOND, APRIL iii,
1890, IN VACATION:
ID. ...... Ufafr.fH %
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REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
BIB. MES &C.,,
STOCK And REAL ESTAIH
BROKERS,
Buena Vista, va.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TIE
SALE OF LARGE BLOCKS OF
BUENA VISTA STOCK.

A laroo number OF business and residence
lots Inn Buena Vista at lowest prices.
Several farms adjoining buena vista, snllh-
bile FOR Trucking and laying Oh into lots iol
sale.
A number Of Mineral and Timber Lands
Including Iron. Maug incsc. sandstone, Lime.
stone and Fire Clay.
Properly suitable for Town SITES on TWO
railroads. with splendid watcr-poWcr
as notice of arrival at the Buena Vista dee
pots
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CIGARSl CIGARSii CiGARSlil
FACTORY No. 17d-llG EAST BROAD
25OODO CIGARS always 80 nEnd Il my
popular brands "
Imported "SnOW Hifd rtw .,
volunteer "v.vat kseimsns.
anu "nilftn.
These cigars are made 10y pIacnu'i ne
chanics OF the best material, and sold AZ less
than auction goods. j. a. GArFwnr.
mr22 ll6 east broad street.
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By A. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Insurance
Agent,
sl3 Hull street. Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
y Able JAMES RiN ER FARM
IL CHESTERFIELD COUNTY va.

Nv virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county. entered at the May
term. 1859. I'm the suit Of Gregory, &c, VS.
Gregory * MS the undersigned special COM
missioner Will sell al public auction, al thcs
terfleld Courthouse on
MONDAY. APRIL 14rH 1890, AT II
O'CLOCK NJ,
that valuble farm, containing 300 acres cl
land. living on James river and Ifoctof b
creek about one mile from the HaIl-N ny
Uouse on the Petersburg turnpike about
twelve miles from Manchester. There Is O
--r0omed dwelling and OutnOuscs, about 100
9cres i'm woods and the balance cleared, o.
ioroe body Of frst-class creek land and ilNei
low grounds. convenient % church, SCHOOL,
store. depot. &c, and lies IN an excellent
ueighbOrhOOd.
TERMS. One-fourth cash. and the balance
in q. 10 Is. and p months, deferred pay
mems bearing interest from day of sale ana
title retained TIN all the purchase money j.
maid and a conveyance ordered by the court.
ID. l.. PULLIAM, Special Comr.
A.. ADAMSON, Auctioneer
In the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court oi
Chesterfield county. March 26, 1880; Greg
Ory. &c, vs.. Gregory et ais,
IF.H. Flournov clerk Of said court. go
hereby certify that the bond required OF ID.
T. puiligm. commissioner I'm the aDoNe-ipt De
Toned sui. by decree Of DIST of Nay 1889, mas
been duly executed.
Given under my hand the day and year
Ell. FLOURNON, Cl.lk.
apI0 5 lO,l2,l3
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sixty-foot lots ON nfy-footavel.es Queeh
Anne Houses. Monthly payments. 40 ma
laria. so shanties. so boom pr ces'
stop paying rent and own your Own
houses, on North avenue, near city limits,
Apply 10 JAMES -. BARTON,
au4-1y on premises.
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Many thousand workinemen appealed {,
David Bennett iiiil 90 sign the SaXton bili
ana tne appeal was vain. The time will
come when Governor Hill will again appeal
% these workingmcn for votes. VIII he gci
thcmy
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By Z. b. Chaiin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SO. / north Tenth street.
Trustees Auction Sale

OF TIE
HANDSOME ESTATE CALLED "SABOT
HILL" TIE LATE HOME OF
Hon. j. A. Seldom, sk6RErARY OF WAR
OF TIE CONFEDERATE STATES.
CONTAINING 9O2 ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
LOCATED IN
GOOCIlLAND COUNTY, ABOUT % MILES
FROM RICHMOND.
MILE FROM sTANARD STATION,
r.. AND A. R.R.
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no, Inc merry, merry spring time is not
here yet-not in It's fulno,s. But then. Dir.
peleW has got back, so that the town may
conclude that IL doesn't make 30 much diff
ference.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ pANA.


FOR NEH lOHh.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY lI ft
DAY ana FRIDAY nt 81 p. 90 Manifest
1lI et one hour hDIufD sailing lIN..
steamers urnFr Sew York ilr lIolmNnU
EVERY DAfSDAh aui SATURDAY ai
3 j.. 81. arriving In llchmOna MONDAY AND
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations nslrI ussei.
Cabin fare o. ArW York $3.50 james
river route Uuc'udIug meals and
ntIIi 10 ul
hound-lrlp tickets. omitted tQ thirty
days after date 1i ISSUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
-tUrriEe, Win subsistence ................. d UO
-tctrsr, without suusIaf uce .............. 90
Cabin lAie fll Chesapeake and Ohio
ltIlllutN I'D Du
Cabin iait Fli Richmond uuu fricfa-
burg Railroad ............... lu uN
Ticket. cam Dee obtained tI A.. W. CARRIER
1000 Slain street. Chesapeake and ohio aur
Richmond and Petersburg itpOfs, uni af
cOmptny's offices. ioJl AlIu street auI
wharf, E0cietts.
tr-ilhts lorN arlaI and through bills OF l..l
ing issued Cor points beyond ArW York.
Freight received daily unIl1 T.. 81.
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond Ou MON.
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS, uuI
SATURDAYS uy tle Chesapeake and Ohio
railway OLA Newport News GAO h:ln A. 81. DI
Richmond and Petersburg railroad sHu.
day ana $50 A. VI. VIII make connection
at NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days
GEORGE W. ALLEN 81 co., Agents.
$50. 1901 Mtn street. and
2iy 1871 Company Wharf. Rockets.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD IN
' THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE Citt-
CUT COURT OF IHEcIll OF kltliMOND,
ON HE 18TH DAY or MARCH, 1890.
+. II.
against
James NJ. Taylor. .............,-..Deie
Is CASE. UPON Az ATTACHMENT RETUnNED
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EIGHT HUNDRED TOWN LOTS
FOX SALE.


Tho salem improvement Company VIII
place about Eight no NiktD LOIS ln ihe
hands of thc Real Estate Agents Tor sale
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR Old POINT
NORFOLK, POAI-MDLlil AlWpOil
News. cLAltlMnNI, ANDJA1iE-
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT.
AND ONLY DllLCl ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER Of CuAN0EOf
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
At OLD POINT and NORFOLK, closely
With all lines jog Baltimore lllIude IpnInHnd
teW York same afternoon. also uL norfolk
for Eastern N0riH Carolina and tNe South.
AtNEWP0Rl NEWS Tor Hampton and
ana at CLAREMOSr with the Atiautl,
and DluWue Railroad for Mayeriy, Hicks
Only ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER Bl DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAAiEsIOMN, DITCH GAP, AND Wal
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HAIl CHARGED Bf
RAIL LIMBS.
FARE TO Old POINT AND NORFOLK.
$3.50, STRAIGHT; $3.50 HOUND
TRIP: "a SECOND-CLA~S.
fIRsI-glA~- MEALS.
The elegant Hud nist steamer
ARIEL
carrying United States maD,
tAEIAIs DllO,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT
IAN. l-INlIl-CARs go DIRECTLY 10
-IEhMIH'- WIZARD Tor ah1ye-Aamcf
places. arriving az ODD Point and Norfolk
ABOUT 5;OO h. ii. Returning. tne steamer
leaves Norfolk. old Point and Newport News
on alternate days, arriving 40 Richmond
about 5:3O b.. NJ.
Though tickets or sale on steamer and ai
Careers Agency. $40. 1000 Nam street, Bag
gage checked through.
sIAIE-EOOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OL
NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Fret lht received daily ilr Norfolk. rlr.s
mouth, -mllh1cid. Hampton, Oii Point
NaVerly. Hlcksiofi and Alexandria. w..
Washington, D.. g.. NeWbefne, Washington
aud IarDoro ~. g.. all stations on Atlantic
and uantlilt. ~cahlari lnd Roanoke Nori0lk
southern and Farm Tile aud foWhltan lall-
roads. and Eastern North Carolina geucr-
ally. also, Tor Eastern shore n Virginia and
al regular LANDINGS on the James and Rap
pahannock riyers al LOWE RATES, and
through bills issued.
LUCikN lAIi NJ. Nicc-prcsldent.
NO. liz Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WLisIeLR, Freight and Passenger
Agent. myx9-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

References: Bank of Lexington; presilen
and Directors OF the Buena Vista Company
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-22
Cures catarrI,

Il had catarrh nine years. and suffered
terribly with H. Soon after began to
take Hoods sarsapariila the eafarrh
troubled me less, after taking three bottles
I was entirely cured" JANE HISEr,
Iurnherton- Clinton County, Ohio.