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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
MARRIAGES IN STAFFORD.
Two Couples Made Happy by the Kew
Frazier Furr-Other Affairs.
trcrrs.nond,o ce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Frazier Furr-Other Affairs.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
STAFFORD, G. H., Va. January 8, 1884,.
Mr.. John A. Newton and Miss susan A.
Taylor were married by the Rev. Frazer
Furr at the residence of the brides
parents. near White Oak, on the 9th IN;
slant, and Mr.. William II. Armstrong and
Miss Lorah Fritter were also married by
him at Corinth church on the 7th instant.
Master Walter Gray, son OF John IL.
Gray. ESQ.,, has returned home after
lengthy visit to Occoquan.
William Slaughter was committed 10 jan
last week for an assault, and Frederick
Williams will be discharged from that IN
stitution tomorrow morning, having
served his term for petty larceny.
LACKED QUORUM.
The Farmers Alliance of the county. met
here last Friday, but owing to the lack OF
a quorum adjourned without doing any
business.
Mr.. j. E. Garris. of Brooke, has sold his
store and stock of goods at Brooke to Mr..
John Loughin. Mr.. Garris will go to Bal
timore and get employment with the
Adams Express Company. g,
Mr.. Nathaniel Ball is confined to his bed
with deep cold.
Mrs. Nj. N. Bryan left for her homo In
Fredericksburg Tuesday evening.
There is comparatively nothing on the
County Court docket for next term.
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A UCTION SALE.


OK "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1921,
at 10 o'clock sharp, on Williamsburg turnpike
one mile east OF Richmond, span Work
Horses, Span Brood Mares, 20 Cows, Il Head OF
Young Cattle, 1 Two-Year-old Hoistein Bull,
Young Jersey Bull, 10 shoats. Brood-sous, .
lot OF Fowls, 3 Lumber-wsgons, 1 Lumber
Wagon e-inch tire). Platform-spring Wagon.
Buggy, Flows, Spring-Tooth Harrow
72-Teeih Harrow, S2-Teeth Herrow. 2 Two
Horse Wheel Cultiyators, 3 Small Cultivators,
shovel-Plows, / Mathews Ssed-Drill. Buckeye
Mower, Mccormick Binder new. cost $40,
/ Wheel Hay-Rake, Graln-Cradlo and scythss,
Forks, Hoes, Shoyels, and Spades, Largo Iron
Kettle. Churn. Berry-Boxes, $50 Grain Bags,
sets Double Harness. 2 sets Light Double Hsr-
mesa. Large CoaE-stove, Heating -stoye, lot
OF Potatoes, a lot OF Turnips. lot OF Turnip-
Beets, 1000 bushels OF Corn In ear, 90 tons Of
Poor Hay Part OF 2 s:rsw-Stacks, 10 or IL acros
Of Wheat on the ground, 100 Cords OF 4-Foot
Wood, o lot Of Posts, a lot Of Household Furni-
ture. Also, MIX Route and Cans; and will
sell any OF the above ut any time.
Terms All sums OF $40 and under cash al
sums over $40 mine months time, With per cent
interest for good endorsed notee
ia 9-wit&su1t' JAMES MANTLE
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DEMOLISHED THE DEPOT.
A Freight Jumps the Track on the A. and
ID. II. Route a Big Wreck.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di.patch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.I
HIcKsFoRD. Va, January 0, 1891.
The through freight last night on the
Atlantic and Danville railroad jumped the
track at the James-Riyer Junction, three
miles below this place. The engine and
four cars ran through the depot. COM
pletely demolishing the same. Eleven
cars were thrown from the track and the
road is so DISTRACTED that the trains can
not pass. A large force of men are OF work
removing tho wreck. 1t Is thought the
track may be cleared by o'clock tonight
Fortunately the only person hurt was q
brakeman, who sprained his ankle IN
jumping from the train.
Mr.. w. S. Publes. son of our esteemed
townsman James 4. Publes, returned yes
terday evening from La Grange n. O.,
with his bride. He married Miss Isler, OF
that place. The happy pair were. given
reception at the home Of Mr.. Publes yes
terday and tonight similar entertain
ment viii be extended them by Mr.. p. X.
Farley. Many and hearty were the con-
gratulations they received.
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WAS HARWs LAND MvRosREDi
His Body Found at Bridge-Eieven War.
rants Issued.
Especial teIerrsm 10 the Dispatch

EsrrLIyrILE, January l0.--Harvie Lane,
who lived on Copper creek, this county,
had been missing from his home since
Christmas-day. Last night his body was
found lodged against the pier OF the rail-
road bridge at Clinehpool. Ii has been
suspected for some time that he was killed
In a row In q Ciinchpool bar-room. War
rants have been issued for eleven parties
known TO have been in the bar.room
Christmas-night. Lane was about thirty .
More developments are expected to-day.
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II was found that the standard of excel
lence of the native dogs was not high
enough. The wide area, difficulties OF
communication. and many other influences
had caused deterioration all around and
the imported stock was superior; This,
however, was quickly remedied and IL has
been for some years considered that Ameri-
can dogs could hold their own against the
world. International tests were not at the
beginning arranged, for dog culture in
America was still in its infancy and Eng
land of course could beat us. II was left
for the son OF Mr.. Richard Braidsford to
hrlno q team of dogs to this country from
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reception was largely attended and q

reception was largely attended and ex-
tremely pleasant. ~ ..,,.
,,,,ast M her brother, Mr.. George Wayne
Anderson. on south Third street.
Mrs n H. Whitlock Ia the guest OF Mr..
r w Iattimer. of Wilmington. N. O.. An
s Il reception followed by O cotillon
v,as given in her honor by Mrs. Lattimer
on Tuesday evening. ~
Macon aeon Ca. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ashton Starke. c-,,. {.
Miss Hart, who is visiting Miss cullen, Is
tRav voit At the White Sulphur. MIesos.
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nv virtue Of decree OF the Chsnccry Coga
Richmoni entered December 0. 1922. ia ne 20
OF "Thoma3 G. Balm. trustee, ~. b. u. sui 3
Co. - will, as trustee and also as sper.A. 90
missioner appointed for tho purpose, sal "
public auction, on tho premleea, u l2o'ti9ck L,
WEDNESDAY, JAGuAKY y, 1891,
that DESIRABLE AND COMPLETE MANUAL
TURING PLANT, consisting q the caQso1
BRICK Workshops and Foundry, riiua'rd On v,
north ride % Walnut alley between fifi'eli1 al
seventeenth streets, ana extending Quito lfia.
lin street, upon which tncre ~ a fronl ~ Hisa
and wherc there are several snail store, 2
offices WATCH can be rented out separately y II,
sired. These buildings arc mostly four a.e1i
high are sgrong, ADD we'll suited Tor ia-aT
uses, and have largo noor capacity. pa! q
the land will 10 shO Sn Dy he suctioneHf.
In those shops and 20 DO sold WIN hen ~,
large quantities OF most excoll'ni, u-9lul A..
EXPENSIVE MACHINERY, now IN daily ~
and consisting IN part OF Engine, Boiler. La!a's
Furnaces, Shaping Machines, Drill fre''s,
saws, hortising- and SpoFe-hAchnerI, "ils
stones. HmOry-Wheele, thousands o. fet'etls
iron and IN wood, PateDt-Rghts, Trade N'in
FORCES, blowers. Cupola, klasks. AMI IN ~
every fixture aud appliance necessary 10 .af''
and complete shop.
Here arc presented circumstances thar o.
but seldom, and, Kind reader, you are not ilAs
again IN your lifetime 20 have presenter -
opportunity Tor DuylDS lhtbb aNA ~
ranged factory aud foundry, fully eluippel =
active and profitable operation, aud WIN ~
GOODWILL and large trade won and held by ~
labor Of many years Of an entorptisiug tfn
high standing. IL Il likely that yJl eau w
chase this entire OUTFIT Real kstste, Nach'l.il
Patents, Patterns, goodwill, material on la1i
and an established trade. for luss than one tai..
OF Its value, and then you can 60 rignt 90 -
your business on tho orders nov on hAAl a.
that are coming in daily.
IL being impossible 70 giYo In THIS An,eF's
ment every detail, I earnestly invite 81 .o
posing purchasers 10 Inspect tho plant psi.n
the day OF sale, promising on my part ever
sistance 70 that end.
TERxs: ono fourth OF tho purchase noas
In cash and the residue IN three equal psJn'..
at six, twelve, and eighteen mouths, 100 hos
with interest aided aud secured BY deel
THOMAS &. BAN,
Trustee and Special Commissl0nsE
n. W. BowE, AuciiOneer, Richmond va
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BY Jas. Mscdougsll. Auctioneer,
Onice No. 1900 east Main street.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE o

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
N STOCK OF LIQUORS. BAR-FIXTURES
LICENSE, ETC, AT AuCrl0N.-on
WEDNESDAY. JASUAsY II, 1890,
at 1890 O'Clock, will sell OF No. 1889 east Cart
street, corner seventeenth street. tho eutirs
stock Of
WHIsKgYs, GIN, BRANDIEs, KUN.
WINES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C.,
BAH-COUNrER, BRER-PUMP,
DECANTERS. GLASSES,
TABLES, STOVE,
STATE AND CITY LICENSE. &C., &c.
Particular attention IL asked as everything
must be sold to wind up an estate.
JOSEPH Is. WINTER,
Administrator Of Mrs. Theresa Hartken, de-
ceased.
JAS. MAcDoUGALI, Auctloneer. jail
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Good for tho Wheat Crop.
fBy Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

MoxrrcKLo. H., January 10.--The
heaviest snow-storm Of the season has been
raging here for the last twenty-four hours
and the fall a snow throughout Central u
.linois has been the largest tor years. The
wheat crop viii be greatly benefited.
kilograms show that the storm has been
general throughout largo portion OF the
State and that the boneft will Do vide.
spread.
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By J. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.

NEW CARPETS, WALNUT AND
~ POPLAR CHAMBER sCITS, FLoot OIL
CLOTH AT AUCrIoN.-I will sell at my auc-
ton TUESDAY, January 18th. at l0S o'clock
FIVE NEW BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY CAN
PETS. good quality and beautiful patterns, -,
81, 32, and % yards. seldom do you see srrn
CARPETS offered at auction. Don't miss this o.
por.unity to buy ine Carpet At reduced pridn.
ALSO
Q HANDSOME WALNUT MARBLE-T0P CAA4-
BEk SUITS. 10 pieces:
POPLAR MAkBLE-ToP CHAMBER SUITS. 10
pieces;
FLOOR O1L-CLOTH:
PARL0R SUIT, and general assortment "
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ia Hit J. II. VALENTINE, Auctionser.
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BAISB, JR., PLAsrFP. AGAINST II. ". ssits /,
Co., DEFENDANTS, IN TIE CuAkcsBf Iolh'
THE CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles w. Goddin, clerk Of said court ,e,
tlfy that the bond required OF tho trustee 81;
speciaI COMMISSIONS by the decree "a ssL'
cause OF Decsm Dor 8, 1890. has 0eon dug gfel
Given under my hand this 10Th day of DOSE
Der, 1890. CHARLES w. GoDDlh,
ta7 CiefL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

, Nv request OF proprietor Of New York Bazaar,
1903 east Main street, who Is decl!ring business,
| will sell In lots 10 suit the trade,
MONDAY. JANUARY 18TH,
at 10X at 1903 east Main street, the entire stock,
consisting Of
$50 pieces assorted RIBBoNS-best quality;
500 FANCY FEATHERS. IS dozen LADIES'
AND GENTLEMEN'5 HASDKERCHlBFS, 20
dozen HOSIERY, large assortment OF LADlES
HATS, 80 dozen O. NJ T. SPOOL COTTON, %
dozen LINEN NAPKINS and TOWELS, 20 dozen
FANCY SOAPS. 100 dozen ASSORTED JEW
ELRY, such as Bracelets. Breast-Pins, scarf Pins
Rings, Cuff and Collar buttons. &C.. &c. Nice
assortment OF FANCY GOODS. consisting OF
Combs, Poches-BooSs, beads, Lsdtes' Collars Collar,
and cuffs, Whitening 50 dozen TOYS. TOOL
CHESTS, TEA SETS, FANCY BOXES. BISQUE
FIGURES, DOLLS. CUPS and sAUCERs and
VASES, assortment Of TIHWARE, GLASS
WARE, and many other useful and salable
goods too humorous to mention also, OUT
DOOR SHOWCASE, 1 G. foot BoW-METAL
CASE.
TERMS: Cash.
1siO J. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
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of America. Considering this and the little
experience the English dogs had on strange
birds in new country the honors won by
the visitors were honors indeed, and
Americans must not allow their enthusi-
asm 10 run away with their discretion. in
the selection of any dogs they may think
of taking to the other side.
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NpcClHI tUHIUIro
CHEWING d RosB, Auciioneers.

RICHARDSON AND WIFE. PLAIyTIPF. AGAINST
HOMES AID OTHERS. DEFEspAsT5-1s rHz
CBASCRRY COURT or TnB CITY or RICHMOND
], Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioners by the dccree In said cause OF Janu-
airy 5, 1891, has becn duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF January
1891. CHARLES W. G0DDIN,
Ga q Clerk.
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ByA l. AdamsOn,
Real Estate Auctioneor and Insurance Ages
sl3 Hull street, Manchester, We,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE
i AND LOT FRONTING THIRTY FssI ~ :,
THE SOUTH SIDE or BUCHANAA slhL ~
BgTwRRS POCAuoHTAs STREET AND ~.
WARDIS Avenue, MANCHESTER, lA.- %.
virtue Of decree OF the Hastings Court % ~.
city Of Manchester entered at the beceH...
term, 1890 in the suit OF Elams gDsriiAs, :,
Ca Rlam's heirs. and pursuant 20 decd o. - -.
FROM 4. T. Rlam and wife dated October ~ -
duly recorded Ia the Clerks ONCE OF no y ~
tings Court OF the city OF Manchester ~ -,
Book 10, page 526, tho undersigned irusie" w.
sell at public auction, on tho premises on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY u, 1881
ut 40 O'Clock r. NJ, tina; ATTRACTIVE BODs.
AND LOT fronting 20 feet on Buchanan srec, = :
above and running osck between ~,
lines 40 feet 20 an siiey ~ leo: Side.
dwelling contains fiys rooms and half 81,
new and In good order. This - valusuls ~,
perty, as 10 10 located In tho most elo'a'ss g.
desirable part OF the city. -,
Terms: Cash sufficlont 10 pay tbe c0sss =. - !.
ecu,lng his trust and 10 pay q oaianss OF -. -.
due on the bond secured by said ees1 !. =.
balance upon such terms as wall DO snH0S-'''
at the sale. ,e.,J
With the conssn, Of all parties more h0'fA
terms may te had. ..,.,,,,, ,r-..,..
ta9 A. l. ApASsON, lte9----
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ or VALUABLE CONVERSIONS PROPER
TY ON UNION HILL-In execution OF a decree
In the aforementioned suit, the undersigned,
thereby appointed for the purpose, will sell By
auction, upon the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1891,
at AZ o'clock p. H., all that certain LOT, PIECE,
OK PARCEL OF LAND, with the improvements
thereon. lying aud being In tho city OF Rich
mond, az the southwest corner OF TWeDty-inird
and N streets, fronting on the western side OF
Twenty-third street 30 feet. more or less, and
running back along the south line OF NJ street
about $50 feet.
The location OF this property renders 10 very
desirable for business purposes, Pocket this
advertisement, so that you will not forget the
day and hour OF sale.
TERMS: ono third cash the residue ct six
and twelve months from day Of sale, the pur-
chaser TO give bis or her notes for deferred
payments, with interest added, and the title TO
be retained until all the purchase-money Is paid
and q conveyance ordered by the Court, or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser.
J. SAMUEL PARISH,
EDWARD = ROSR.
SOL. CUTCHiNs,
Special Commissioners
Cupysfyl a ROaH AuctiOucers,
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II you decide 10 take Hoods Ear1spa-
rilia DO not be indnced 70 buy any sabssis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup positively cures
coughs. colds. sore throat, etc. Only -
eentA
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pealL OF CROSSING rHe TRACK.
nris Maggie smith struck By the Engine
and seriously Injured.


BuExA yIsTA, Va. January 10. IA serious
accident which may result fatally occurred
here this morning about half-past o'clock.
AS the through passenger train from Lex
inqton neared the town the locomotive
stfdck Miss Maggie Bell Smith. young
Girl about fonrteen yeexs OF age, tniuring
her very seriously. She. with another
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
AUCTION sALEs-ru,ur. Day,


.,,, AUCTION sALEszra,Sr. Day,
ByS. ". Povs,
Real Estate Auctlonssr.
HOME. SEEKERS
INVESTORS, ATTENTION
HERE Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
THE EXCELLENT, cENrRALLY-Loc,rr
MODERN THaEE-sroRY BRICK RESI-.
DxScE OF Mr. NORMAN
RANDOLPH.
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY
AND TWELFTH STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
Al tue request OF the owner, Who Il le.yr,
this sweet homo simply because Il IL tob sn.
for his family, will cell BY auction, ca The g,s
mises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1891.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the VERY ATTRACr.ye
LATED, BRIGHT, and SUNNY kE,lDgNcl
above referred to. containing pari0r, nbr,,I
and dining-room on the irst floor. three h-s,,
cham bers on the second floor, and two chan bs,
on the third floor, and IN addition 10 these ;a.r
Is asplendld Kitchen AMI servants room. u.
bath and pantry are we'll supplied with hlt y,
vold water, and nearly every room has cio'la.
press.
Its central. quiet location amt spleniil nsit.
/ borhood, combined with macy attractive f..
/ lures possessed by mo house Itself reuder z I,
one OF the most desirable properties on TIE nv
| ket, whether "a a homo or as an Investment A
1 can be seen any day between aeon aud 0ci0a
Pm.
TERMS: Very libersl-ssy one third cash
balance within Ave yesrs.
! n. B.-This house may DO bought prlrs1J
before the auction. hl
AN ESTABLISHED MANUFAC.
TORY
| WITH MACHINERY AND FIXTURES cox
PLErE AND NOW SUCCESSFULLY
WORKING.
ToBE SOLD AS A WHOLE
/ COURT SALE BY AUCTION or AVERY yALI
ABLE MANUFACTURER PLANT
TOGETHER WITH A FULL COMPLEMENT l
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS
FOR MAKING AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
ELEVATORS. ToBAcCo-sHAPEs. SC,
BEING THE COMPLETE MACHISB-sHoPso q
II. NJ. SMITH & CO.,
INTHE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA
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Peculiar

To itself in many important particulars, Hoods
sarsaparills is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration Of Ingredients, Hoods Ssrssparilla pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies of tho vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit. Hoods Sarsspa-
rilla accompllshes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy Hoods ssr-
saparilla Is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said, 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce as good results as Hoods Sarsspartlls
Peculiar In Its "good name at home "--there 10
more 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
duced to tskeany other preparation. Besure togst
Hoods Sarsaparilla
soldby all druggists. 81; six forss. Prcparedonly
By c. I. HOOD d CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, MASS
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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NOS. ~ Gil4 ~ -tiht4 nav
FURNITURE, STOVES, GROCER'S
IL WAGON. HORSE, AND HARNESS, &C., AT
AUCTI0S,-On
MONDAY TEE 18TH INSTANT,
NJ io 10 A. NJ, at my suction-rooms, win sell Q
good assortment Of HOUSEHOLD GOODS vnieh
iWhLnU'r PARLoR SUIT Of seven pieces.
WALNUT BEDsrRADs, BUREAUS. and WAsH-
STANDS,
LOUNGES, MATTRESSES. HAT-RAcKs.
sIpEBOARDs, gxTENsI0N-TABLE~, -
CoOKiNG-, LATR0BE, AMI HEATlN0-sToSsS.
A lot OF cRocKKRY. GLASSWARE, ana
Groe Deer t ToP-wAGoK. with HORSE and HAIR
pscoasfED roILEr-sErs Of ten and twelve
Richmond made ALL-ToBAcco CIGARETTES.
many Hi''''A"' GEORGE W. MAYO.
ta1f Auctionecr
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers. and Brokers,
No. . north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

Lexington, N. q. In the setter Derby Mr..
Rrnidford's Ian " met and defeated the
winner At the former trials, known 70 all
dog lovers as Tory Lieutenant, and won
Aha f}rst prize.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

Richardson and wifcl In the chancery Court Of
against tho city OF Richmond
Homes and others. decree Of Jan'y ., 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
CHI ANGE OF BUSINESS.

We offer the entire stock Of Store No. 20, east
Broad street, known as the GOLDEN RULE, In
Guiding valuable selection Of sILvERPLArED-
WARE, JEwELRY, PICTURES AND FRAMES,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. LAMPS, VASES.
WRITING TABLETS. ALBUMS, and many srti-
c,es Of valuable use. Sale commences on
MONDAY MORNING. 1880 O'CLOCK.
Ladies' especially invited chairs provided.
This sale is positive, and everything must be
sold TO the highest bidder.
+. TUNNICIIFFE & CO., Auctionsers,
,.fi s2i east Broad street
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AUCTION HALEe-Monday.
cNO0-NN~.0.r0N .07lN'NNc1NN~NNON
ByJ, II. Valentine, Auctionoer,
1886 east Main street

ITO THE TRADE.
PgREMPToRY SALE OF A STOCK OF MIL
LINERY, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
JkWELRY, &C.. sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

TsrAsUnr DErAsrxzsT. wAsz1soTox.
January !, 1891.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-02-28
They Are Going TO Hum.

The Refn5iieaa viii, If all signs do
not fail, shortly have some good news
for our readers. Matters which brought to
focus will materially change the aspect
OF things IN this locality. Watch out
Russell Springs RefE6ljcaz.
A new barbed wire fence probably
WA-KEENET WORLD.
Oh no! we are going TO put a few
new gates In the fence which already
encircles our beautiful city, so that when
the rush OF immigration commences in
the spring, the multitudes won't tear
their clothes OF in their excited scramble
for places on the ground floor. We are
going to hum and don't you forget it
Russell Strings Republican.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-02-28
One on the Chief clerk.

The following Is taken from Mon
days Capital. The only explanation we
can offer is that Ben. G. is working upon
the same principle that the prohibitionist
did when he started to drink up all the
the whisky in order to suppress the whis-
Ky traffic. If we could all ride without
paying for it the railroads would surely
be brought to time. If we are wrong our
columns are open for an explanation. As
it now stands to employ very vulgar
term, We think there is zone boss" on
Rich.
"On last Saturday the clerk of the house,
Ben G. Rich, with his wife went to Wa
mego to visit friends. For some reason
he carried pass issued to Charles Drake,
representative from Morris county, while
his wife carried one issued to herself.
They took the Union Pacific train and
reached Wamego without incident.
Yesterday they boarded the plug train
! for Topeka. The conductor passed around
| for the tickets. He came to Mr. Rich,
who produced the pass issued to Mr..
| Drake. The conductor looked at the
pass and asked Mr.. Rich if his name was
| Drake, to which the unwary clerk respon-
ded in the affirmative. Mrs. Rich then
produced her pass which bore the name
of Mrs. Rich. The conductor then ask
ed Mr.. Rich if the lady was his wife, who
replied that she was, The conductor then
asked Mr.. Rich how it was possible that
his name should be Drake while his wife's
name was Rich. This was too much for
Rich, who, ike bashful schoOlboy, &C
knowledged the truth and begged to be
forgiven.
The conductor forgave him by taking
up the pass and charging Mr.. Rich full
fare to Topeka.
Mr.. Drake has lost his pass and the
hatred Mr.. Rich has for railroads is, if
possible. more deep seated than ever