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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-05
RAILROAD LINES.

RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 2, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA:
200 A. N. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily 70 A.
lenta, Augusta. and points South.
Connects at Greensboro for Durham
md Raleigh; at Salisbury for West
ern North Carolina Passengers can
take sleeper at . z. n. through
sleepers from Danvtils South.
3:00 +. n FAST MAIL. daily, for Atlanta, Au-
gusta, and points South. Connects az
Mosieys junction with Farmyille aud
Powhatan railroad at kEySyILLE
for Ciarksyille, oxford, Henderson
Durham. and Raleigh. CAR goes
through from Richmond 10 Raleigh.
Through sleeDers from Danyiiie
South. WASHINGTON AND sOuTH.
WESTERN vESTIBuLE LIMITED
south bound leaves DanviIle AT $40
A N.
600 p. y. LOCAL daily. except Sunday for
Amelia Courthouse and intermediate
points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
4: 9o F. F. Y From Atlanta and Augusta
S;45 A. N. From Amelia Courthouse
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-
III AND POTOMAC NsilLN o., -.'-
commencing JUNE 9, lsai-- -s''ae -.
time.
stops ONLY no Alf.t ."
Milford. FREEZER. A-.-.t .-e.A
AMI Nide@atgr -.r..f W
iugiOn AMI Nv IL A-
WashingfQn iI.Ii D. NJ. j. -
at liz =. ". il.. IS lil
~. New Y0rz r.30 Nv
ll:50 A. NJ. leaves Byri->..f -'..
cepJ sunday. 3-- lN
Richmond % N.r - s~
Washington 4:iD J.. 90
5:2f T.. NJ. Pa i.. -l b. q
New York lu.jj D. y.
ZOO p II. leaves byri->i.r- $685.
sleeper k.chn.ai Pr ,s
Stops only nr A-lr @
hiiiOrl, treie- 0E. -@ .'h
AMI NlCcNater. -
tons on Sgni-f- if-i- '"
ingion lI:U, T. ~. f.
A. NJ. Phl.aleiflt % B.. D.
York 800 A. ~.
$50 A. n arrive ~ Byrc--'. 20
Sleeper from Nrs IA
al Nideuatrr, ar....
burg, MILFORD. h0N
land. stops a. oi-n-sa
days. Leave, ha-i-;
NJ .,
C.3S Il. I'll. Arrives az itIIA-n
Stops 80 Freezer >
Boutwell, ana A--
from MasAiLylol ail 80
Docs not stop % .
Na-linyfou i1..
$50 p. NJ. arrives 40 Byrl->
except SlliHy. I,
New iorA u Il ..-
Washington 500 b.
FREDERICKSBURG Ac'of NV
DAILY E1CgPl scsltf .-,.,
400 p. M. leaves kyrf-sfrn
Frederick Durg q, 90 a
$40 A. NJ, arrives BY
Fredcrlcksturs N ' s. ~
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EGcErr sr>1lf. ....-ts
Gas A. NJ. leaves EIDa. Arr.-- 81 i''
1893 A. N. -
GA p. N. leaves ElDa- Afi'''
7.O3 Z. N. ..-ls
Gas A. N. arrives klp'- J. ''.'
6.O5 A. NJ. .,....
o.IS p. n. arrives a. EibA Leave
ESQ 7. ". v..,gE
KID MYERs. General : - +.'- -
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DICHMOND BAZAAR,
~ 1890 Franklin street.
Our regular sale takes place
Tn nav

Our regular sale takes place
TO-DAY,
when wc will Offer registry OF hohshs' one
fIIcTFs etc We mention especially vnS
LARGE. BAY HORSE, Al worker; two Sou "a
WoRK-MULEs, WAGON and HAHN ~, nn ~
outft consisting OF RELIABLE and ~ LIoh
HORSE almost new JUMP-SEAT SUkki. ana
uopNEss The attention OF buyers II called 70
these sales. JosEi II nor~,a,cr
se5 ivy.
DEACHES, PEACHES.--I WILL
seII TO-DAY nj IL o'clock sharp, 80 boxes
CHOICE WHITE-HEATH PEACHES: Al deal
ors invited 10 attend. Finest lot Of fruit OF tnc
sassnr L. POWERS, Agent,
sa LIE 1912 Cary street.
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IE ONLY ALL-kML LINZ b, >..0

Richmond. -. 900 \. u. R0,il.......l. 80
Richmond. -. 'a:so =. " Nar .,.....
Norfolk, $3.50 =. d.. j.. .ln ....t. b. a
Norfolk ...'4.CU j.. y s. l.....
The trains leaving krAmali ' o.
Norfolk at 7. NJ. aFe -.ll fli.-. 'f.. ID
two points. and pss-r1e.r' fl p. st ft
change 81 cars. Clos" collr f.a- i- s
az Petersburg by lie 4-tl b. 81 l
Richmond and tho S.3J - y. t-l 81
Trains leaving Richmond a a
1l:3O Z. ". and arriving 20 ~ b.
VI. and $40 L. ". mako c..sr ti =
tersburg 10 and from Farns.l, D. 49,.
southwestern points. DID, .-4
>..ll'... !.
& n n Nyupa g.nar.f -e..
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Leave Arrive
Richmond. Peters 4rg
TRAINS SoRrHwAan
sDaily.
srnpprXirIalr.

Nos. IA, 33, and 50 mako Dol. -H.. VA
and 7s stop on signal - Htl.l -.'--. l-.-..l
and Chester. Nos. - aai "A .- .rt
Manchester, Drewrys. tslr Do rt
No % stops on signal a. Nil
passengers PURCHASING O. kr.s 'l --f a' r.
ping places for this Train -0.f. . d.
So-. 81, 80, -, b, -, go. F.. ~. 81.
will stop on signal 10 al ga i.D.
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HessSord's Acid Phosphate,
Fos TIE TIsxp BsAm
6em ovsf-ezsstion. Try u
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AND ONO h'''
. WAY CONPANh
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT AJul 81 ~

n A<shDA+
~ WAY COAPANh
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT ACutsi 70 ''
LEAVE EIcarcSh -
$40 AN. Daily fJr Oh Pl.l' az -
Pullman slcop.ls-eaf
,,oz.x Goa .osal Point daily hr go
Iu'ifnan 3 Ne l-r1
mono 10 Nhle - rltr 90
Yhraush day c,l O. p. ~,
Pullman sleeper V- -
RonceYerte, 00lnrciA' .-.a
man Sl4sinf-Car % 4, -
400 p " rxnyes. daily 10, o. -
Norfolk. pullman '"'f
Cia.Inns,i o. on fo.n- .,.,tg
l:soP. N. Ac,onmoas,ion; s1 y. 8. q -
fays,t uill ran thfN 10. 80, ~
lOr3O Pm TheF. nv. Limited 80. >
man sieeping-s,sr oi -. a.
rinnati. Solid sssi!plie,, -
pInmS-car ana flil1.Ji p,
dopsyiiIe D. Cipsnns|
man 10 LOUISVILLE
TRAINS ANsIyy AZ RicaseNN AZ,
$40 A. n. and s:55 q N. ds.Ig M
7.ao p. N. d hsiI s,esU, sunday. no' - -
Pullman Bafes faf~i
White -llpn9f. -, \ -
1885 A. NJ and 6:5J Z. y. dsil ..,.'s.-,sls
ssAsions Broad strec; near se''-
JANEs-RIyER DIVISION
R,chmoud and Allsshsny HAi-'''-'
Lave gicHsosa ...iPrs,
600 A u dally lor Lyachbars. MAJ "a
Irxfastoa, cgois ,.is, -, -
Forxs Fsk~r lShAD ~
moei 10 Clftoa f0rsc AZ 7,
$50 p. n sxcsp, sunday iOs Lyss s.as ~
meeting wish q rain ~ re Ia Nls....
Snrx Il 5 4. "A. daily - -
Hss.se. Lexington. ssosssss
ForeA slsepias-,af0 :
MANS AxsIvs At xlessos~
eco ?. \. dally from ciiisoo Peril fsifxs 70
go a 4. sxcsps SUNDAY non -
SSns,on: Hshok and Canal sirse,,
~ frrshec inlorsnatloa Apply ne 80.
herS -. 00l east Main So, ,,s 50
ronho ~ O&io Railway toMPSTs. -
80 - JOIN u -
r. pislzico fassss~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-05

EOR RENT, THAT LARGEM
Il AND COMN0DIoUS BUILDING. No. -
602 east Main street, known Is the Arlington
House. containing eighteen rpcms, besides n
Kitchen and out-houseA In the hands OF an en-
ergctic managing party IT. locality will com.
ing-houss. Apply 70 JOHN r. GODDIN,
keal Estasc Agent,
se-5,66S Bank and Eleventh ssreetA
EOR RENT, GROUND-FLOORA
- s0FFlCB corner Ninth and Main sersess
(pArt q 0axber'a). Apply 70 SECRETARY
vlR0INIA eTKsfs IRON AND SLATE coz.
rANIs BIO Main street. - 6-lw
EOR RENT, TO A6NALL FAMI- =
~ ~ Without chlldysu, : HOST ATTRAC- -
1ssvtnsssa Ap19 = SssSs dssss ssss1
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nor SALE, HANDSOMEG
TIOyD. STREET RESIDENCES at $40, -sLl
500 70 s12. 900. Handsome GRACE-sIhbEI
RESIDENCES at sI1 900 70 10000. HAM,
some PARK-A AVENUE RESIDENCES at sd0;2Vy
20 sIo.5OO. Handsome GROvE-AVENIE
RrsiDFNcFS At 100000 10 sl2, 900. BEAuTl-
FUL LOTS on Franklin, Grace, Park avenue,
Grove avenue, Hanover. Floyd, Main, and S t:s
streets ct moderate prices. Cheap WESl-END
LOTS at prices ranging from 90 per foot up that
will pay as investments or TO build on. Terms
notwithstanding. r. b. CHAFFIN & CO.,
NO "a. No 1 north Tenth street.
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THE
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WANTED, MY FRIENDS AND
w TIE PUBLIC TO KNOW that can MI
all orders for ANY GOODS In my line-viz., GRO
CEhlEs, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c. Your patron
age now VIII enable me- the sooner TO 20 ON for
my own account JULIEN BiNF0RD,
SO 3-5t 1y02 east Main street
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RAILROAD L,xv-


q j 1& aysE,,s
EARMVII.LE AND n'
4 RAILROAD coyp,r rDlWHlT,'
GENERAL OFFICES ZOE gAsy 1T -"
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT y. ,his SIN,
IsAvg FlcHso,.n 81 ~
6:45 r. NJ, rfe Atlantic Co.., ~
BID A. u, v'a A;!an'le Goa, ne I's - 5s,,.,
=, pock AMI iD,erraei.-"..aaa n ~
Tor f "rnaI,.i and Darr'''.., q :
hosoley Jgnc,l,.n '' '''t41. ~
ARSIyEsraloBn,s,
$40 A. ", via Atlantic Co.. - 80,
ngia. lbs -.
G:2s p. ~, sta Atlsniic Coast,. y
peck aad inforfae.i...- m H.
Elo IL NJ "a h'eiinoni an D,,'..'t.f,s =
,a rom S%.l9ierpocA. fa. mv'' 49,,
S:45 A. H., pla Hichmond sr"
rom Fsrmvins a., 'i.e nl,.,
An trains datiy excep, slniaZ -
For Tickets, baggagr-ch..,.'
apply " A. W. GAkB9R. ,.l'-'sh.
and Richmond and Danv..io as.,,.. -. .s,,
General Freight AMI B.. 80 lL'0y
JANIS Il. WsETH. Gcnera. 40 AGA.
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NJ! W HeIiaGISsstsnIljl

SCHEDULE ~ Effect Ar,...-
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYkD.-res..- ~
SOO A. NJ Daily rid P-t.f-f... l.. t..ll
N0riolk In-0lsa gf.. ,ffs
MOTOR li'i5 A. W ''-i-,
,o.or ~ rc'eisngrs Nag,-.r ~ p
io'"' M III Daily, ~ Fefe-stary
hhHIofi, PIasf b. y. "a
9, hhecfs ~ ial.-i p. -
ahh f.'ahonta-. Pa-...... .'''.
lnrg 20 kIrf.ts =.
sleeper Rance b. .s
knorFiIle arl lr..f,r 20 a
i@'4o 70 NJ DalIy ga Fe.er arg =,
Du,k' Npa-Hkr' a. No.. -
DOke. ~.
''4' p NJ i Ds.lS s.s 20 J r;S,,'''s A-ps,
1880 p. N. Daily, ga Peterson, O..
fsii9id, ru.s.si. a. B-.' = q
for blucact, P.al .-.s. -
ana stations tiufr-ia .,..
also ior Ln.i-1. +. Il, -
LOUISVILLE anl t.... =
rn norton Pullman p,....
between RICHMOND ~ Il, =
~ no really ~ la...,,., B
y. ". a.s1 Pullman -. al
burg D. IlIsfNe e
k'anvhe a. NsrtI. A..
Orleans riIkn ....e ,, 20. o
DoOga. ga {.
CLlNCH-VALLEY DIVISION r
ffelf daily A. VI. f0r Noru AID p, p
for Norton, Louisville, ru1s -
vile and Nashville rsli-.af I'D ... 80
Tickets, baggage-chccs.. irt A. ..t.
can be obtained AZ krfnr.f a. ... "a
railroad depot, A. ". Gsrter-. 1.f y. .
and az the company OH -a SIS sl.rv
IL ". ''I.l,.f =
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PfTERss~RG 2ars. a..
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. NAY .ilsaf 90.
NJ, trains on this roai wiil - -.iaa.t
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-05

WANTED, TO SELL STOCK AND
w FIXTURES OF GREEN AND STAPLE
GROCERY. Good stand. Good business. Right
party can make money. Reasons for selling. marty
leaving town. Address CUISINES 1" care this
ONCE. AZ 5-3ts
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ZINE HOTEL PROPERTIES
i near jacksonville, Fla, and other REAL III
ESTATE in various States TO EXCHANGE FOX
VIRGINIA FARMS.
CHARLES X. FRAGGATT,
north Eleventh street, Richmond, va.
AZ 5-its
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM RA
" SHIP COMPANY. .Ak4xA
EoP NpyV WORK

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 3 +. II. Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 7.
NJ, arriving In Richmond MONDAY and FhI-
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fair to New York TIA James-river
route Qncluding meals andsberthl. .....s 90
Round-trip tickets, limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue. ...................--. II w
staerage with su bsistence .....,... 90
Steerage, without subsistence. ...-....... OO
Cabin fare GA Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way ........--.-... 49,. ~ W
Cabin fare v,a Richmond and Petersburg
railroad .........-..- ~ ~
Tickets can be obtained at 4. w. CARRIERS,
901 Main street; Chesapeake and OHIO ana
Richmond and Petersburg depois, and az COM
pany's ofices, 1901 Main street, and Wharf,
Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lading
issued for points beyond New York.
Freighis received daily until II. NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
way Qua Newport News at 800 y. VI. and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad same daysl
at - A. NJ, win make connection at NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN s. CO, Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
40 arf
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED.-HAVE YOU BEEN TO
w 1.-THE NANON" DAIRY LUNCH-ROOMS,
Gil east Broad street. Just the thing Richmond
has wanted. A place where ladies' can get
LIGHT LUNCH at reasonable prices-Coffee,
Tea, Chocolate, Sweet and Butter-Milk, Sand
wiches, &c, So 5-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-05

A GENTS WANTED.-THE CHI
IN CAGO THERMOMETER AND NOVELTY
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Al south Canal
street, Chicago, desires AGENTS to sell adver.
Using thermometers and other novelties Libe-
raj commissions. az sit
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specified in such notice. At the hear
ing, the Justice shall audit the &C
counts, and any person interested
may appear and contest the same.
The Justice may thereupon, at his
discretion, pass the accounts and or
der dividend of any portion of the
estate remaining undistributed, and
shall discharge the assignee Or as
signees."
This section provides for a final
settlement of the estate before the
presiding Justice, upon due "notice
to all the creditors who have proved
their claims" which includes those
creditors whose claims have been
proved before the Justice and
afterwards disputed by the assignee.
This hearing gives an opportunity
to such creditors to test the as
signee's accounts and to show that
the disputed claims ought to be
recognized. The decision of these
questions by the Justice is final, I'M
less appealed from, and the order Of
the Justice in the matter will stop
all claims and all rights of action,
except in case Of an appeal from
such order.
Although the right of appeal to a
jury, is given in section s, from the
decision Of Justice, in allowing OR
disallowing claims in the first in
stance, such right is confined to the
preliminary proof of claims, and is
not intended to apply to the final
order of the presiding Justice, the
appeal from which is to the full
Court, under section q.
G. W. Ashford for questioner
assisted by 2. Neumann.
Honolulu, September 1st, 1891.
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..a,. # the Estate Of A1oNA'
q '..,r Oahu, an involun-
/ bankrupt.
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If THE COURT ~ DOLE, J.

groFipg questions were ad-
ntbe Chief Justice, but we
sasl the matter to be OF
inheritance for a regular
md argument before u8.
Chow, assignee in the above
5es before the Court and
ruction8 herein, under the
conditions:
Is collected thus far on be-
he estate Of said bankrupt
to pay about forty per
Al claims not refused under
) Of the Bankrupt Act as
Div the law Of 1888.
The provisions of said sec
h duly refused in writing
be prescribed time certain
ggegating $5,167.45, and the
Iamants so refused have not
lT further proceedings in the
hough their said several
.Ee been so refused over six
4the claims allowed amount
sasggregate to .O6, on
b has paid to the several
Is the amount of Is per cent.
b dividend.
ahe has still in hand sufici-
W lssyl Is per cent. add.
] upon the claims allowed as
but is advised by counsel
would be unsafe to pay fur
llTl the above accepted claims
f1ge refused as above are il
ssselt unsettled condition.
E21OOf the Bankrupt Act, as
la, reads as follows:
y creditor may object to the
Ae Or proof of any claim an6
alng shall be had before the
and any creditor whose
ESQ objected to shall have NJ
/ the choice of assignees, pro
however that the creditor o.
\, making such objection fill
n that such objection i
s and is not made for tbs
y Of depriving the creditor!
70 Of having a voice or vot,
SECTION Of assignees. Eithe
y lhe assignees may take al
i lon the decision of the Jus
t. jury, upon complying wit
%4fenents in regard to az
T.. Contained in section q
%SAee Or assignees sha
~sae month after his or thei
u. Or within the sam
i'si the receipt by him c
s,t any claim proved again:
sIupt.s estate, notify til
|, parties who have so prove
@ot them" ' Jaw
1t t until amended in 1873
n sd y! supported the positic
h formal . {! proof before Il
M justice was final if n
ST rom as appeal is above
s,rs, nom o. the allowance or Iii
S s,s,. Of any such claim. !
~ ss' i, is provided for, and t
Ill.,, e5V required " to make
n ~.la IS? Of said estate
T. ~ tn think proper, not to G
eo, sa9S q the creditors "
s Gan d I1elr claims" (Secti
s5aso, 80, Laws 1804.( T
ea1 tS nst set forth, requires t
atbs;;.u O q creditors who ha
tsimr. Claims whether or !
Sfe isro ulsputed by =.
eaotsisll 10 further provision
esSSe,' t. Of the assignee or
Itis' oIl relation to a disput
Slavss' clear !! that the credi
lssp',a light of action in 81
SGa5btt The assignee; but i
ioSSs 81, Of action shall sury
saIvS s mo not inform US.
aar part part! Of the statute t
pSb assistance to the solut
stkIoUsoale' is section 2S 8'1 WI
tGd s9o5y t to the final acco
@sIssTIId It the assignee or or
% t6s su4Gmlt his or their
ID s s5s Justice and file
s4 't tSa thereupon give
heir 4 ~. creditors who |
s@S sssi,ISdia ia. lat he will
IA ssiissl Ssm Of such h a : e.,
$igass' saa y. from all lab
UT aSsiUnooz
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mn c. j., BIcKERToN AND
Pr n'CULLY, J., ABSENT.
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,.,,,ns Court of the Ha-
y Fsiiian Islands
AUGUST 26, 1891.
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=, s,nkruptcy whose claims are
% .liS SrD the assignee, have a right
81 %. .. II action is not exercised
~ ~ final /, order in bankruptcy 1t
.:i.s.tpd may appeal from the
} w., IA the full Court, (Section
|5rsupt Act).
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Hon. O. B. Bishop. Hon. a. Watsrhouss
The state chronicle., 1891-12-08
NOTICE OF SALE.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Superior
Court for the county of Wake. in the
special proceedings entitled J. n. Hold
ing, administrator of n. Y. Denton.
deceased, against NJ K Denton. ct al
| will sell on Monday, the 2ist dav of
December. 1891, at IL O'Clock m. at the
court bouse door of said county of
Wake, IN the city of Raleigh, a tract
OF land IN St. Matthew'S township. said
county of Wake, bounded ON the north
by Crabtree creek. on the east by the
lands Of Mrs. Elizabeth Safer. on the
south by the lands of the late Napoleon
Williams and the late S. E. J. Pulley.
and QE the wet by the lands of said S.
+. J Pulley, deceased and cont ,ining
lCS acres, more or less. Said tract of
land Is just fOur miles east of Raleigh.
and Is Ia a fire state Of cultivation. and
has several good houses and tobacco
barns on it Also q house and lot on
East Cabarrus street, in the CITY of
Raleigh. adjoining the lands of John
Jones, Kate DOugherty and Others.
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance
in six and nine months from day Of sale
with eight per cent interest on defer
red payments. Title reserved until
purchase money is paid.
j. N. HOLDING,
Admir- and Com'r.
Novemoe ~, 1881. nov2l-tds.
The state chronicle., 1891-12-08

p. II. Il.
is recommended by physicians because
they see its healthy effects all around
them
A leading physician in New York
and director Of one Of the large hos
pitals, says, Feb. 8, 1890, he has made
use OF the P. P. P. sent him, and was
pleased to say p. P. p. proved effica-
cious in number of cases, and adds,
it is no more than he should have an
ticipated from the satisfactory combi-
nation of such well-known drugs.
A prominent railway superintendent
of Savannah fname given on applica-
tion) says he was crippled by disease
in legs and arms, powerless to walk or
eat without assistance, having lost the
use Of his limbs by rheumatism, ma
laria, dyspepsia, etc. Physicians here
sent him to New York and they re-
turned him here, and he was as COM
plete a wreck as one could be and live.
A course of P. P. p. has made him a
well man.
P. P. p. is known among physicians
in the South for it's various aud won
derful cures as the great purifier of the
age
The state chronicle., 1891-12-08
Blood Poison

snhi1;a Primary, y,a Secondary sssaa and Tertiary
scrofula, blood and mercurial poison
and skin diseases are eradicated by the
use of P. P. p. Hosts of certificates
are in office to show the cures in these
diseases where all other medicines have
failed.
The state chronicle., 1891-12-08

Flour doesn't grow in barrels; if
it did, all we should have to do
would be to pluck it for you. Be-
tween the wheat field and the flour
barrel there is a good deal to be
done. 1t is all right to charge fancy
prices for fancy articles. Those who
can afford to buy luxuries can afford
to pay luxurious prices, but when it
comes to flour the case is different.
Is is almost as much necessity
OF life as water and to charge an
exhorbitant price for it would be
something in the nature of crime.
That is why we are selling it at the
lowest possible margin. There is
absolutely nothing in the line of
line groceries with which our store
is not equipped. We have the fol-
lowing brands Of high-grade flour:
Patapsco Superlative, Queen Roller
patent best in the worldly, Orange
Grove, etc.
PEDuADnT . nrory,D
The state chronicle., 1891-12-08
C&tarrh

Originates in scrofulous taint. P.Pp
puriiies the blood and this prevents
catarrh.
For Old Sores, Skin Eruptions, Pim-
pies, Ulcers and Syphilis, use only p,
+. T., and get well and en- JOY the bless
ing only TO be derived from the use Of
T. P.--Prlckly Ash, Poke Root aud
Potassium
The state chronicle., 1891-12-08
Rheum atism

nf1ammatory, gout, sciatic and its
kindred diseases with its excrutiating
pains are cured by the wonderful blood,
cleansing properties of P. P. p prick
ly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium]