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the girl twice, and his mother, and
taking Bowden's horse, fed. His faith
er drove the family home, and the
news spread about in short time.
The Beuttys have always enjoyed the
respect of the people of the county,
and six years ago Clsiborne Beatty
was State Representative. He is ex-
tensively engaged in general merchan-
disc and lumber. Many believe the
girls stony concerning her father. She
is IN educated, strikingly handsome
woman, about twenty years old, and
previous to the publicity of her shame
enjoyed the esteem of every one in the
vicinity, The report that Miss Beatty
and young Harris were married some
time ago in Scott County is currents
but can not be confirmed.
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FROM ABINGDON.
Both the Case of DIR. Baker and Mrs
Gilmer are Postponed.

Judge Ward is holding his Decem-
ber county court term. The case of
DIR. Baker was continued He was
brought into the court appearing to be
in excellent health.
When the case of commonwealth w.
Mrs. Gilmer was called, her attorney
Mr.. WysOr announced himself ready
and insis ed on a trial. Common
wealth Attorney Hutton, said he was
not ready and aksed a continuance.
The court said the case would be con-
tinued to any day OF this term. Mr.
Hutton then said he would move to
dismiss the case, G. F. Trigg said he
would as special prosecuting counsel
resist dismissal of the case, but Mr.
Hutton said he alone was prosecutor
for the commonwealth and proposed tc
govern the management of it, or words
similar. The court then dismissed the
case.
Tomorrow, | am told the State will
proceed to try other criminal cases.
The Baker case is likely to be trieC
at the January term.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Items of Interest From Various points
in the Union.

OF the three Interstate Commerce
Commissioners whom the President
will soon appoint, it is thought that
Col. Morrison will be his own success
sor, and that ex-Congressman Gle
ments will succeed Gen. Bragg. The
thir vacancy is that caused by the res
ignation of Judge Cooley.
The Indiana Midland railroad has
practically abandoned business. Sta
ton agents have been notified not to
sell tickets or receive freight, as no
trains would move. Several counties
have levied on the rolling stock to Sc
cure taxes.
The annual statement of the produc-
ton of cloth at Fall River shows the out
put this year has been 1886 900 pieces,
against 9,937 900 last year. Prints never
sold so low as during 1891, the average
price being 2.95, as against 3.S1 in
1890.
The War Department at Washing
ton has ordered Gen. Stanley, of the
Department of Texas, to do everything
possible to run down Garza, the revo-
lutionary leader, and more troops will
be put in the field against him.
Albert Herrick. the missing New
Y ,rk Central brakeman, who, it is
said, was the cause of the wreck at
Hasting, n. Y, has made a written
statement of what he did on the night
of the accident.
Department OF State officials say
that there is no truth in the Rome tel
egram to the effect that the United
States had agreed to pay an indemnity
fo the killing OF the Italians at New
Orleans.
President Harrison has denied the
application for the pardon OF President
Harper, the Cincinnati bank wrecker
His term does not expire II It'll 1897.
Gov. Hill is preparing to vacate the
executive mansion at Albany. He
will go to Washington January 4 and
take his seat when the Senate reas
sembles.
Newell j. Minor, an auditor OF thu
Armour Beef Company, killed himsel
at Philadelphia, while insane from al
attack of the grippe.
During a panic at the Gem Upers
house, at Liberty, Ind. which followed
an alarm of fire, several persons wer
injured by jumping.
The San Antonio and Aransas Pas
railroad, over 600 miles in length, il
, completely tied up because of tn
strike of employees.
A number of persons have been in
; dicted at indianapolis for taking par
in the attempt to lynch Henry BiscoW
the ravisher.
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Hall a murderer now in the Wise coun-
ty, Va, jail, has in his life time killed
eighteen men, and he was recently
captured in Memphis and taken back
to he scene of his crimes. AS that
county has never had a legal hanging,
the people are up in arms aiding the
sheriff in keeping back a crowd of the
relatives of Halls victims, who have
sworn to lynch him. Excitement is
high and all Southwest Virginia is
anxiously awaiting the result of the
present critical condition around the
jail.
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tol, this morning, caused bya broken
rail. Two passenger coaches of pas
senger train No. 5 left the track and
then turned over, and the following
persons were injured: Mrs Rev, f.
M. Farr, Midway, left leg bruised from
knee to hip, teeth knocked out and
nose mashed Miss Sadie E. Farr,
Midway, cash cut above left eye
Miss Nellie st. John, Chilhowie, Va,
bruised on chin and face, only slight ;
Miss Mamie st, John, Chilhowie, Va,
small cash back of ear, and crushed in
cheek; Ex-Congressmal Judge r. R.
Butler, Mountain City, cash cut in top
of head, and hurt in back: A. l. Kite,
Rome, Ga, cash in forehead and
hips crushed; Maj. B. G. Mcdowell,
Bristol, crushed in knee and cut by
glass, Berry We'll, 804 W. Fayette st.
Baltimore, Nd, 81 lie sprained. A few
other passen gers were shaken up but
none hurt in any way. The track was
soon cleared and trains allowed to pass
but No. 5 was annulled in consequence
of the wreck.
The E. t., V. & G. railroad company
have been having a good deal of trou-
bleCwith their operators here lately.
Last week an 0. r. T. operator was
fired at Clinton and The operator at
Powells sent to relieve him. But the
agent interfered and would not let the
operator work, for this the agent was
then fired. An operator was also re-
lieved at Strawberry Plains, for becom-
ing obnoxi 'us over the wires and In
terfering with what did not concern
him. Yesterday John DeSaussure
the day operator, and Mr.. Hooker, the
night operator, here were relieved by
non-union men, and last night
some of the boys made II
rather warm for the operator who went
to work, by throwing rocks, etc at the
depot, This is going little too far
and can not be tolerated by the rail
road company. Geo. R Layall, mas
ter of trains for this division was in
the city this morni lg ard III converse
ton with The COMET Correspondent
said that he intended to stay here to-
day and tonight, and see that his
orders were carried out and the mer
not molested. The railroad officials
are going by orders, and are doing
what they think is right, and it is t.
to be hoped that everything will be al
right in few days and that no more
trouble will ensue. r. P. Wetmore
Grand Chief Dispatcher, of the Ordel
OF Railway relegraphers, and sesera
discharged men are in the CITY, and i
is thought that trouble will ensue O.
that strike may be ordered, although
it is not known definitely what will b,
done.
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Sickness Causes an Assignment.

PARIS, Tenn, Dec. 30-The firm of
B. B. Bunch & Son made an assign
ment for the benefit of creditors. LA
bilities amount to about $4,000, and as
sets nearly twice as much. The cause
OF the assignment is the i'll health OF
B. B. Bunch, the senior member of the
firm, who, it is thought, VII not live
through the day. He is one Of the
most highly respected men in the
county. The creditors, it is said, will
be paid in full.
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One Killed and Another Almost

DANvILLE, ILL.,, Dec. 30.-A terrific
and fatal explosion occurred at the
Middle Fork Mines, seven miles north
west of this city, Workmen were
tamping shot when it exploded, kill
ing a man named Anderson and fatally
wounding another men named Per-
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-12-31
Children Enjoy

the pleasant havorS gentle action and
soothing effects Of Syrup of Figs
when needing a laxative, and il the
father or mother be costive or bilious
the most gratifying results follow its
use, 50 that 1t is the best family reme-
dy known, and every family should
have q bottle.
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WHOLEsNO. 400
PERSONALS.

C'i' Ahos' Ohase, OF Fordto yn, is in
the city.
George Collier, of Mill Brook, was in
town yesterday.
VIM. johnson, returned yesterday
from Knoxville.
Mrs. Charles Seehorn is visiting rela-
tives at 'Calbotts.
DR.. j, S. Stuart, of Jonesboro, came
to the city yesterday.
Policeman Ray is confined to his
home with sickness.
W.K. Martin returned yesterday
from trip to Rogersville.
r. A,,Long, of Knoxville, was drum.
ming in the city yesterday.
Miss Ollie Williams, of Milligan, is
visiting Miss Annie Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dyer, of Hiwasse,
are visiting friends in the city.
Oscar Obaugh, of Knoxville, is visit
ing friends and relatives in the city.
J. B. Bauchn, Of Newport, Tenn,
was registered at the Piedmont yester-
day.
DR.. Hunter and DR.. Alexander, Eof
Elizabethton, were in the city yester-
day.
w. L. Mcfarland went up to Bristol
last night to listen again to Ex.Gov.
Bob.
Rev. ]. H. Moore and daughter, of
Mayday, are visiting friends in the
city.
Geo. W. Hardin and his father are
both confined to their rooms with la
grippe.
Mrs. |. N. Beckner and children
went up to Bristol last evening to visit
relatives.
Chas. Deaderick, Of Chucky Valley,
was visiting his sister Mrs. ]. NJ. Brown
yesterday.
Manager Love. of the Embreeville
Freehold & Iron Co., was in the city
yesterday.
Garner Range is visiting his aunt
at Newport, Tenn, and will remain
several days.
Frank Sparks, of The COMET, took
the West bound train yesterday to
parts unknown.
I. E, Britton, who came up from
Jonesboro to hear Ex-Gov. Bob, re-
turned yesterday.
Mrs. T. S. Graves, who was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hamilton, returned
to her home at Bristol yesterday.
Miss Amanda Upton and Miss
Jones, of Greeneville, are visiting
Misses Edna and Mamie Lusk.
Miss Cora Shewalter left on No l
yesterday for Kansas City, Mo, TO
spend some time with her sister.
Charlie Taylor has Just recovered
from protracted illness, and is, we
are glad to note, able to be on the
streets again.
Frank Ripley, who has spent the
last few years of his life among the
golden fruits OF California, was in the
city yesterday.
w. A. Hancher, Esq, returned to
: his home yesterday. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Hancher is a candidate for
, the Office of county tax assessor.
Prof D. L. Earnest, of Athens, Ca,
was in the city yesterday. Prof. Earn
est is an East Tennessee boy who has
won laurels as teacher in Southern
schools. ~
= S. D. McCrackin, Charlie Ross, J. S,
q RemIne and the Messis. Smithpeters,
+ who were up from Washington Col.
e lege tohear "The Fiddle and the Bow"
e returned yesterday.
e M. G. Shaffer, of the firm OF Cooper
g & Shafler, left last afternoon for his
u native home in Millersburg, Pa He will
be absent about one month, during
which time he will visit many of the
principal eastern cities. We wish hin
g a pleasant journey.
Children Enjoy
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WATAUGA BANK.


DlBrcToRs-J Judge John P,
Imilh, E. W. West, G. P. Cass,
John Sanders, A. b. Bowman,
Jas A. Martin, Jas. y. Crum.
tN viii Harr, W. =. DUNCAN,
Geo. d. Taylor, G. X. Lide
Isaac Harr.
We have the largest ! aid up
capital Of any bank in the
c,ty. Our stockholders are
among the best men of Vase.
ngtOn and Carter Counties.
We doa conservative banking
business in all Its branches,
and all business entrusted TO
us will be faithfully and
mptiy transacted.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-12-31

Now is a good time to turn over the
same old leaf.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-12-31

Paridoxical-for a grocer to put
down his raisins.-Yorkers Statesman
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-12-31
Hymeneal.

Judge Hart has recently been tying
some of them together.
James Butterworth and Miss Ida
Jane Hill, the latter beautiful young
girl, Of Cherokee, made clever elope-
ment, and resigned themselves to the
fate of matrimony
Again Bob Howell and Miss Sarah
Hutchins, of Pot Liquor, tumbled to
the racket, and cupid made them one.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-12-31
Bucklen's Arnicn SaIKe.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sorts, letter, chapped hands,
chilbIains, corns and all skin erup-
tions, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed 10 give
perfect abstraction or money refund
ed Pice 25 cents pei box For sale
at McFarland's drug store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-02
A HEAVY DROP In TERMINAL.
Il Goes Down to Nine and a-half, the
Lowest Figure Ever Reached.
GREAT SORROW IN TIE FIELD FAMILY.
Relieved That All the Troubles in London
Over tho Debt Settlement VIM DO
AdJusted-New York News.
NV Yonx BUREAU Richmond TINES.


Dec. 1. 1891. :
Stacnation continues in financial affairs.
The withdrawal from business Of so active a
firm as that of Field. Lindley, Weichers d Co.
has had a marked effect TO say nothing Of
the complications and SCATTERING of con-
6dence caused by the failure But prices do
not drop. Nothing can shake the confidence
in the future Of those who hold securities.
A drop in Richmond Terminal 10 ~, the
lowest figure ever reached was a special fea-
ture Of the day. This seemed to be due to
selling by holders who fear that the reorgani-
eaton will call for an assessment Il not IN
money directly, then IN compulsory purcha5c9
OF bonds or stock.
The Fast Tennessee earnings for the third
week in November decreased 10. 5Ji. ana ioI
three weeks 81 llS. The fiscal year OF tne
Richmond Terminal Company closed yester'
day. The tTeasureTs report Will snow, 'Ne
company had SOP 900 cash ID bank a large
amount Of securities in It's treasury ana no
floating debt whatever.
oOyHRN0R HILL DETERMINED.
Governor Hill VIII stand no nonsense from
the Republicans who are attempu % de-
fraud the Democrats of their seats ~ the
Legislature. Jude Kennedy the rab.d ke-
publican al Syracuse who has done every
thing he could 10 prevent the Democratic As
semblvmau from getting his certificate Of
election. and who ia THIS case. has
ruled ust opposite 70 what lie did IL preyi-
Gus one. will be tLwarted in his designs
Governor HIPS designation OF Judge Morgan
j OfBrien of New York % hold an extra
ordinary term OF the supreme Court at syria
cuse shows that the Democrats Will not 10
deprived Of their rights. The state board OF
canvassers will have "a lively time when II
meets tomorrow The call IS issued thus
early so that the new Congressman may take
their seats and be IN time 70 vote tor
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
MADE PEACE WITH sHTEHAN.
Governor Hill has made his peace with
Lieutenant OvernOr-elect William +. Shee-
han To-day the Democratic State commit
tee elected him q member Of the Democratic
national committee IN the place OF Herman
Oeirichs. who resigned because he would not
affiliate with Tammany. The committee adj
vised the Governor not To resign his Office
until his term was up.
THE II TLD FAMILY a WRECK
Cyrus w. Field is dying. His daughter,
Mrs. -. A. Indley. is diving. His son, Id
ward NJ. Field. is mentally afflicted, a bank
rupt and subject to arrest on warrant for
hypothecating securities intrusted TO his hrm
for a loan. His sons wife, Mrs. Edward VI.
Field. lies PROSTATE from the shock OF her
husbands aiiiictiOn and disgrace.
THE DEBr WILL BE SETTLED.
The representatives Of the Virginia debt
committee in this city believe that all the
troubles over the settlement IN London will
be Strengthened out as soon as the official
proceedings get across the Atlantic.
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for authority 10 arrange for the purchase as
soon AZ the subscription was completed. Inc
council allowed the committee six months 70
complete it's work, and practically gave 1t nun
powers. Morris Loeb. az present decent IN
Clark University at Worcester, mas peeh
appointed professor Of chemistry.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD MIN 10 MEET.
The executive committee of the Southern
Passenger Association will hold its annual
meeting at the Marlborough Hotel at ii'3o
o'clock this morning.
j. I. Taylor and NJ. Haas, Of the Rich
mond and Danyille railroad j. j. Simpson.
OF tho Virginia. Tennessee and Georgia; w;
III. Green. general manager of the Richmond
and Danville; Colonel Q. ID. Owens. frame
manager # the Savannah Florida and west
ern Plant System. q. w. Jones. secretary OF
tie Association. and NJ. Slaughter. the as
sistant commissioner. arrived ID town yesler-
day.
Before the meeting adjourns there VIII De a
conference between the executive committee
Of the Asssoclaton and the Trunk Line ex-
ecutiys committee with reference 20 passen-
ger rates TO the South and Southwest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-02

JNRCHMoND cHANcsIY COURT. ~

IN RICHMOND CHANC&EY COURT.
Charles W. VIM
against
VIM. II. lCrklns. Jr.,
VIM. II. Perkins. Jr..l
against
Charles ~. VIM.
iExtrect from decree Of November Il. 1871
And il is further adiudged ordered and de-
creed thWt these causes be referred 10 one OF the
cOmmlssloners OF This court, who is directed TO
report to the Court an account of all the debts
due s. the late firm of {. " Vim q Co. show
ing their prloriles If any; also an account of
all the assets OF said nru. Aud Is further
directed 10 settle the partnership account be
tween said Charles ". VIM and William II.
Perkins Jr.
But before taking said accounts said com
missioner IS directed 10 publish notice of the
time and place of taking same Ia some news
paper published in the city Of Richmond which
notice shall be I'm lien Of personal service UPON
the parties interested.
hIcHMOND. Va, December /, 1891
All parties interested in the above suits AMI
es ecially the creditors of the late firm of C. 81
Nnn CO. are hereby notified that / have
fixed on my Office, No. , north Fourth street
this city, and MONDAY, JANUARY 3, lsgs at II
clock A. A. the place and time for exc
cutting the decree from which the foregoing is
III eAtri O..
Given under my hand this first day of Decem.
Der. 1871. X. H. STEGER,
oes-I commissioner N Chancery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-02
DENTISTRY.
4 CARD.

4 CARD.
DIR. GEORGE b. STEEL. Dentist. will con-
tinue tho practice OF his profession in all It's
branches at his long-esiahlshed place OF busI-
ness No, 523 Main street. Richmond, Va.
DRs. CHARLES l.. and FRANK II. STEEl,
graduates IN both Dentistry and Medicine and
OF long experience, associated with me,
aud one or more OF Us may DC found ut the ONCE
at all honrs
With thanks for past farors respectfully ask
tqr the continued patronage Of my friends AMI
the public. respectfully,
GEORGE b. STEEL,
de2-Widsu s23 Main ssIsst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-02
We (halcngc

,nr man woman or child who il affected WIN
CONSTIPATION Dyspepsia, Headache or lorpl .
liver Regulator will not relieve them IL never
fails. and is 50 pure so sure, so harmless tnat al
infant can take IL ana never have second spelI
OF colo. An adult can tax IT. keep tho DoHes
regular, and secure health.
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w. sN Va DL ~ 20
OF DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMpANT



FOR NEW YORK
Steamer leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
nj FRIDAY. Manifest closed oal hour before
Stesmors3 leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY az 3 p
NJ. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY and FRI
PASSENGER RECOMMENDATIONS unsurpassed.
CABIN fare TO New YORK VIA James river
route Including meals anu BERTH ....s goo
Round-trID tickets limited ~ thirty DAYS
after Date OF issue ..................... "a.
Steerage, with subsistence. ......... an
Storage. without subslst nco. Al
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
Cabin faro via Richmond and Petersburg, - -
tickets can be o5;aincd al 4. w CARRIERS
Cl Main street, Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mOnd and Petersburg depots, and 40 compaay's
Offices 1891 Main s.xeet and wharf hocketts
Freight received daily until T. Il.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS;
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS AMI
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake aud ONO rail-
way via Newport News al $40 a. NJ. ana Dy
Richmond and PetersOurg railroad, same day as
300 A. N. will make connection AZ NOhl Ol.a
with steamer leaving those DAYS
GEOkGE " ALLEN X CO. AGenS
No fNl Main street, and
jyl9-t ComDanys Wharf hocke1tA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-02

EOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE ANDG1
Il centrally located residence, gOl east Clay -l4
street. containing ten rooms besides kitchen,
with range. bath, etc, just papered, painted and
put III thorough order.
JOHN #. GODDfN.
Real Estate Agent.
no cyst Bank and Eleventh streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-02

BY Ellis Il Csthcsrt,
General Auctioneers.
"a east Broad street.

ueUeTal huCtlOHccios
"a east Broad street.
WE WILL SELL, THIS DAY. CotNEn
w FIRST AND BROAD. at 10: 80 o'clock sharp'
Chamber Suits,
Parlor Suits.
/ Wardrobe,
/ Very Fine Piano.
Organ good rs new),
Rugs
2Carpets,
Floor Mating,
New Lounges.
Mattresses cotton top).
New Hair Mattress,
! Large Feather Bed mice and clean)
Sewing Machines,
/ Hall Rack,
10 Very Fine Pictures,
An Invoice of Children's Cloaks,
! Side Bar Top Buggy in good ORDER, -.
Cooking and Heating Stoves anu many o'ho'
goods. Come early. Seats for ladies', ann
ELLIS * CAIHCAKT.
DAFT Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS. PEARS,
~ APPLES, ORANGES. LEMONS, ETC.
We will selITO-DAY at 1890 o'clock CHOICE
lot OF BANANAS. PEARS, AftLLS'
ORANGES LEMONS, GRAPES etc. -,
WILLIAM JENhlNS ~ Sun, =,
DEBIT iAO east Main street.3
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MEETINGS.


RICHMOND, Va. Nov 2s 1891.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAY
L NATIONAL TELAUTOGRAPH COMPANY
viii Dc held az li03 east Main street Room >, OF
WEDNESDAY,, December y. 1871 atIsM
no22-2w JOSEPH L. cox. Secretary.
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY OF II. T.. LEE
i CAMP, Mol. c. v. viii meet 40 I zee Camp Hall
WEDNESDAY. December 81, 40 T. VI. All who
are interested are requested 10 attend
Mrs. j. W. WHITE. President.
Miss hEATHA PEnKlNsON. Secretary. de2-lt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-02

VVANTED-A TENANT FOR A PART OF
w 1n OFFICE Would DE pleased to make
some arrangement with a lawyer and also a
typewriter. and wOuld endcaYOr TO make il 10
the interest of one coming IN ~ once.
THOMAS RUI HEREFORD.
Real Esta-e Agent shat Building
deI-3t 40. north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-02

ED.-MERCHANTSW WISHING THEIR
W BOOKS WRITTEN UP EXAMINED OK
REGULARLY KEPT can havo the same prop
erly done by applying 10 q. W. hOfSIER. Office
u Crenshaw warehouse. Al WORK confidential.
de l-3t'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-02

rrr,-pe-.., nece1eber 81. NJ 1890 4. r., at 1896
oost sfafp street. sale of forfeited pledges. by
f. So n, pawnbroker d. ii. Valentine, aue-
tiOnccr.
Wfn..g.Day. December 2d. AZ 1870 p. H., at iiiO
east Main street, sale OF bananas, ears
spplos oranges, lemons, etc, hy William
jenkins & Son.
WEDsrsDaY December 3D. a. 1890 a. ", az a
east Broad street, sale Of household furnl-
ture. &c, by Ellis x Cathcart, Auciloneers.
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ADrr--r-"---~0---0-" = = = = =
BY. II. Valentine, Auciioneer
ID. A. Timberlake, Salesman
1886 east Main street.

DAWNBROKER'S AUCTION SALE THURS
j DAY. December BID, At 1890 o'clo BY order
feef,th street. will sell, az my auctlon-hQuse,
iSree collection Of FoRF LIED PLEDGES.
consisting in part Of Furniture, Guns, Pistols
Gold aud Silver Watches. Jewelry, Clothlny'
yerware. Crockery. Castors and many other mis-
cellaneous articles seyenty-lve assorted nc
lures aud Mirrors. Splendid opportunlty 70 buy
Xmas Presents Parties having pledges Will me
will please redeem or renew same before day OF
sale: If not. will sell to pay charges VIII re-
move TO my new Office and sales-rooms, BIB east
Main street January I. 1872. +. > Elm
j. H. VALENTINE, faNh-Droher.
Auctioneer. de@-t