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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-13
HALEY. IDAHO.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Yourth Judisis, n.
trtet OF the State Of Idaho, in and fee n.
County Of Alturas.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-13
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial ~
trtct Of the State Of Idaho. In and Tor W
County Of Alturss.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-13
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

1oa psxnDRxr.
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF NEW York.
Yoa VICE pRxs,DErT.
ADLAI T. STEVENSON,
OF Illinois.
For Representative In Congress.
EDWARD B. TRUE.
Alturas County
For Presidential Electors,
ALFx. wORM6LEY. Bingham County.
q. D. STRONG. Nes perce County.
D. h. MONROE, Logan County.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
FRANK E. ENSIGN.
JOHN n. BURKE.
shoshons County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
GEORGE v. BRYAN,
For Secretary Of State.
JAMES Il. wICKERsHAN. Dr..
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM T. REEVES,
PHILIP 4. REGAIN.
Ada County.
For State Auditor.
W.. MCCLURE,
Kootens, County.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
J. ". FARIs.
Bingham County.
Fer Jsint Representative.
WILLIAM HANSON.
Bingham County.
For State Senator.
". H. BRoDHEAD,
For Representatives..
JOHN CoNDRoN. HALEY.
". 8. MYERS. osvego.
For Sheriff.
For Commissioner,
First District L. T. CHAMBERS.
Deer Greek,
Second District-J. ". CowpEN.
Third District-CHARLEs BIRKIN,
&c. MANDELL,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-13

Babies are always happy
when comfortable. They
are comfortable when well.
They are apt to be we'll when
fat; they worry and cry when
thin.
They ought to be fat; their
nature is to be fat.
If your baby is thin, we
have a book for you-cARE-
Full L1v1NG-free.
Scorr BowHx. Chemists. s,s South ssA Avenue,
New York.
Your drugg,s, keeps SCOTS Emulsioa a cod liver
eil-au dzuggisn svssywhas d. q.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-13

TIE pseposal Of H.. L. Hewitt. to
huild bridge over Wood River at
ksst Fork for $3.50 in wasssnts Vas
excepted.
Claims allowed: -.----z.
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NO FREE TRADE FOR THEM.
Foreign Born Citizens Joining the Re
publican Clubs.

publican Clubs.
N. 7. CO pmerc, al Advertiser.l
The fact that th, Democratic party
this year has taken positive ground in
favor of free trade i" opposition to the
American system Of protective tariff
has had the effect of winning over to
the Republican ranks . large number
Of voters OF foreign birth, whose in.
censive for leaving their native land
was the oertaintv Of better wages and
better living in protected Americs.
Many Of them have heretofore cast
their vote for Democratic candidate.
Clubs have been established ell over
III" city composed Of tho various %.
sionalities who have come here to
better their condition.
The Columbia Reciproci.y Club Of
the Second Assembly District, COM
p SD entirely Of Italians. met yeste,.
day. Tho members are vigorously
p'oselytinR among their cou. trymen
and are gaining in strength each day.
They will open in . day or two . No.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-13
The First National Bssk Of HALEY.
PlaiHti6.
The st. Louis and Idaho Mining Com.
pany,
Defendant.

The State Of Idsho Sends Greeting to ~ -
Louis and Idaho Mining Company. Dsfsss'
ant:
You are hereby required 10 appear IN u eecs
brught against you by the a6ovs-nsmeo Is;'Sss ~.
In the District Court Of the Fourth JuoicsaI ~
81 Alturas. end to answer the complain. 4, n
therein, within ten days exclusive 81 tne ~
servlce) after the service Oh you OF this oe ~
If served within this county; or. serv s.ssv
dsys; otherwise. within forty dsys-or lIs!.s II
BY default will be taken against you seeoss'.s
| the prayer Of said complaint. 5000
The said action 10 brought to obtain sys0Scp.ss~
sgsinst defendant for $3.50 no and insers. IN.
1885, for Slo0 % attorneys fee. and fos sesss,ie
suit. Alleging that the defendant. ~ ~
sorry note dated Dec. II, 1855. promised ss sscee
r'er Of J. II. Hague. cashier. $3.50 o. .s.t ~
est therein At l per cent. per month; ssi !. -
Ists was due four months sitter date: esss M -.
suit was Instituted for tie collection Q. r.:
defendant aRreed to pay reasonable s "."nsd 80
that said J. q. Hague. for value. skks.sel.
notHto plaintiff. who 10 now ths owner w.,.,.1ifs
All Of which mora fully spp.sr: 4. IIs.s.itS
complaint. . certified copy Of whi'n
served. III n
And yen ase hsrshy notified that y you ~ .Ss,s
appear md sn'we. n. said eom con- pt:hs jsdspsst
for $3.50 90 and interest thereon q PEI 40 q =
month from December 18th. 1858. ios s''
tornev's feee. and for costs Of euis ., ~ De.
Given under my hand and the sea- I. AZ Dis.
tSict Court Of the Fourth ss1 :" "a ~
tiict. Of the State OF ldsno, snsh Az 4
1.-THE County Of Alturae. this w. c,d ~
( SEAL. July. in the year o. our ..sty.tve.
I thousand eight hu.d g, aap%dnRETT.
clsrt Of the District W."
Bv =. G. JonM, psputy CLERK.
r. r. BULLEA. Plaintiffs Attovnsy:.
First publication, Geptenlber 10. 's'''
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-13

The First National Rank Of HALEY,
PlaintiH.
Henry Bewa. Kate Bows, J. ". HodRmsn.
Helen hOdgmsn, James Sutherland.
John MacFsrlane, Alexander willman,
Andrew walker. o. II. Young, 10.
Swift. P. A. Regan. Walter CLARK. I
Charles Kohn. wapthally Kohn, N. b.
Foley. H. Mullen. 81. johnson. ". b.
Remington. John 0roomes, Michael
ulrich. Robert Douglass. Chss. L.
Wiehl, and William b. Watt.
Defendants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25
MaIor Conrad No ri,,.rlxan,a.

Ss.'ie'pondenoe Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
to1,ss.aIAs, Va, September 23.--Major Holmes
4 4 -. iaiessod the people Of Pitisy,yaniA at
sCs, .S.e On Tuesday, AZ Lolo en- Thursday. and
ists, Ia .., 90 thursday night Owing 70 the
"a lts'aef' TIE crowds Ia attendance were
g.. nise' bot he spoke with surh rlsarness.
kss ~ power upon the Issues Of the cam-
IA a. 20. e,siy one who heard him Was glad
stsfS ,- e..o AlAong "a, aud only regretted that
H.. 'e.ei M the county did not hear him.
IA n,,,, good many ladies present here on
49, lNfisnco OF the issues ana h(.bly enter-
t1fi.s6 ~: NOnrsd's mAtchless eloquence. He
ae io,T. ~, upon the tsr10, and then took ND
say e.l aud aandied IL in q moet mastery
b s,esi's = Nat he had carefully aud thorough
a. s- yai hs hidden mssnlas and IA in,S,,,tous
~ ibst oVas purposes. Prominent fnon here
tas e,s,.' ought 70 be heard aii over the State.
way Vas Delighted vita his speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

For the purpose Of q division OF tho estate OF
William Cullingworth, deceased, among the
deytsees under his will, and IN pursuance OF the
power vested In the undersigned by virtue OF q
certain deed from said devisees, dated Septem-
Der I6, 1892 aud OF record In the Clerks once
OF Richmond Chancery Court, the undersigned
trustee win proceed TO sell, by public auction.
upon the promises, on
THURSDAY, sEpTENBEB 20. 1892,
at 400 O'Clock p. NJ, the following properly:
TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT No 23Jls
corner yenable and Tulip streets, with lot front-
ing "a feet inches on Venable street and run
ming back 10 Burton street.
TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT No. 1903
venable street, adjoining the above property on
the east with LOT fronting 90 feet inches on
venable street, by depth OF 1872 feet 10 Burton
TWo-sToRY BRICK DWELLING No. 1905
yenabie street, with lot fronting 20 feet y
inches, by depth OF 1872 feet TO burton street.
LARGE DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING NO.
1900 yenable street, with broad lot fronting %
feet inches, By depth OF lag feet 70 Bufton
street.
Also, very pretty and desirable VACANT LOT
adjoining the above dwelling on the west. 'front.'
Ing 40 feet inches on Venabis street, and run
ming back l32 feet TO Burton street.
Yensble street has been nicely graded ana
paved, and 10 one OF the principal eastern
thoroughfares. and property on this avenue 10
greatly In demand.
TBans: one fourth cash: balance at sir,
twelve, and eighteen months with per cent
interest added from dsy OF sale. or Gil cash az the
option OF the purchaser.
ALLEN q. COLLINS. trustee.
krTf0N e Co. aucfone6fa. 40 ~
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OLAF IN DANYILLE.
.-,vsNsoN-pAy A GRAND sue
Hs N me CITY ON Tie DAN.
,,sysa cenecssss Of People
'ree'sa :. ..n.,ra,loa a Msenifiespt osa-
''. ..-rbe spseebss--s.athasissm.
-, ,.,eran 70 ne Dspsen.i

spea.l icesraFn 20 the pispsen.i
Va, September a." Steven
-. Di nav y in Danville was asrest success ,s
soa p "a, was profusely decorated and busi.
The '', ,s,ally was suspended. Mr.. and
ness s,~vensop. accompanied by the Dan
Mr. ~ n'o,,iite. arrived from Richmond
vile '"' lie morning train snd were driven
% , Wv 80, 70 ibo home Of Major W. 4. suth-
" on'. more they breakfasted. At 10
efI,h' " ,hs PROCESSION formed at the oro-
oe'O, c,r ~ and al once moved no Main
poco V',SsiS ~ nyoeess!on was very creditable.
street, ~ 200 hrass bands, q large num-
There ~, eo,nases. military COMPANIES.
BET o. men the members Of the tobacco
.ss0eiaiion. ETC.
GnEAT GRAFTON.
..o,,A vas full Of enthusiasm, and
~. ..sc,,son had great ovation. AZ ii
NJ the procession marched 70 the
Qco,S IL where a vast concourse OF peo-
ia1eti "a ossem bled. including many from
- p.,,,v and quite o number OF coiored
% eou1@s dor PRAYER by Rev. Il, Il. Thames
io.AS Waojine introduced Colonel George
lAaR}eytt Who IN turn introduced hr. Ste
SOUND AND PRACTICAL.
-. Stevenson vas greeted with great
~. and made sound. practical
Fi'ui"t ,,och the same as that delivered
N1p,tfr,ond. The speech was listened to
y h,,ofound attention, and had a spien-
" lScci. After Mr.. Stevenson closed
e. Holmes Conrad made MAGNIFICENT
pr < IN the force bill, aud his effort has
t.sn biehly complimented by the people
10 heard him.
RECEPTION.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson held 9
,s1eruon Of the Oronoco-Cluo rooms ana
t,pt lsd.cs and gentlemen called ana palu
Err respects Mr. Stevenson leaves To-
,ouow ior Roanoke.
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PROPOSALS.

EhOFOohb-s = =. =. +. 1.
SUPERINTENDENT 0FFTcEl
VIRGINIA PRsfTsSTIARY,
RICHMOND, September 22, 1892.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at this ONCE until IL O'Clock ~.
TUESDAY. September eth, for furnishing this
institution, for tho three months beginning 90
tober 1. 1892, with the following articles, SUD
ject TO inspection, and Ia greater or less quanti-
ties as may be reguLred-yiz.
140 barrels FAMILY FLOUR:
1900 bushels GOOD, MERCHANTABLE
BOLTED MEAL;
1900 pounds LIGir-BRowN SUGAR;
$4,000 pounds BULK-MEATs butts, Bellies,
Shoulders. and Sides;
1900 pounds TuRPENTINE SOAP:
2'25O hounds GROUND COFFEE;
$50 bounds BLACK PEPPER grain;
20 pounds GREEN TEA;
barrels VINEGAR;
barrel RYE WHlsKEY;
I.soO gallons low-grade M0LAsSES or SYRUP:
$50 gallons KEROSENE OIL Q20-degree
$50 s sisssi HEADLIGHT OIL pcO-desreo
1s,acss LIVERPOOL SALT:
100 barrels HEkRINGs.
Submit samples
the said articles 20 be delivered at the peni-
teutiayy, free of drayage. Ia such quantities
and at such times as the Superintendent may
direct. Separate bids will be received for any
article on the Iist. The right TO reject any or al
bids Is reserved
By order Of the Board Of Directors
SO Colt Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

Sale By r. Q. cnAyvu . Co and A. L !. As "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25
RON REnr. 4,
EToR RENT--DwELLINGs a

No. 400 Gross avenue; 5000 per snnnm.
PAIL east Gfacs street; t4o0 per snnu"'
I13 north Morris e. 1890 per nnnum.
GAO norm 7th street; $3.50 per nnnum'
1fth and franklin; $500 per annnm.
5c0 north 25in street; $500 ptf ennsh'
11f8 Gruse avenue: 1900 pee nnnu
aoo3 ems. broad street, $40 per annum'
5Op north 25tn street; e2t0 per nnneni.
105 nofth 1eorh street; f240 per aDnnn.
AGA north 22d street ss40 per nnnum.
ag2 north 27Ih street; 1918 per annum.
2905 esu Marshall e.; s216 per annui"'
400 Ross street; $50 per snnnm-
42l north 23d street; $50 per annun-
4ff noeth Pa street: $3.50 per annliin.
600 north 25fh ssseet: $40 per nnnuln.
900 south Laurel street: $3.50 per Auhe"'
1917 cast Clsy street; sf06 per hnhum.
3lgtx south Laurel 81. e1J6 per annum'
Jos Reservoir street: slJo per annun.
5I2 north 2gth street.; slnO per annum'
III Reservoir street; sl50 per nnnsn ..a
26Is tast Clay street; $3.50 per annnin.
2i6 Reservoir street; e120 per annum.
1890 west Marshall St; $3.50 per annon'
2Ie RESERVOIR street. sl20 per annuni.
223 north 25th street. sl2O per ennun'.
24OO cast Broad street; s12O per annnn''
132 north nth street; s120 per annum.
1904 east Main (rooms) siS0 per annu'''
POS north goth street; sl2O per npauln.
s14 north 24th street; $3.50 per month.
10 Gseen street: e. per month
- Cedar street: $3.50 per month.
1901 north 26th street; IS per month.
42I north 3Oth street: e. per month
02p Church street; 81 per month:
1927 Hickory street: 80 per month.
1f12 north 26th street; 80 per inv 1,,sis,r-
See list Of STORES below. Call forcur PkiNl-
- iphnne IA j. b. ELAN & CO.,
AZ 25-It I1I3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

xy1or yENABLE-sTREEr :
IN 1TgQI WIN LAIsee vt "a a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25
.olNr DISCUSSION AT AMELIA.

s..,,. southaII. Kent, and Epes Meet
coo5s and Allen. OF the Third Party.
,o.,,..pasde-ce Of the Richmond Dispatsh.l
4 IruA COURTHOUSE. Va. September 49,
,',v,ttsianding the extreme Inclement
..stber Yesterday a large crowd assembled
t,,.fo attend the political speaking. The
az II Marty were entitled 90 the court.
60 lv previous engagement, but they
80 equitable terms with the Democrats.
u, A \. Scott, chairman of the Peo-
~. marty. called the meeting TO order.
X, p q S0uthall, chairman Of the Demo-
80 Marty. introduced Major II. 9. Kent,
Ina most dIgnIfed. impressive, and
,.-,e,l discourse oxpouDded the great is
,"s. Of pubhc interest. His address was
i.rfd 70 with the profouudest attention.
He FAILED.
Colonel Thomas J. Goode. who was the
,,,t sneaker. exhausted nearly al hour
rv,re BIS reasons for joining the Peoples
Taril. r. 49,. ,,,o.o,,,
representative IN Congress, was next re-
,lv,d with great enthusiasm. lie was
t,,e. pointed, and persuasive. lie was
FLOWED by Mr. Allen, another Peoples
fz,,g orator. who spoke with volubility
al some tact.
mere being fifteen minutes of time left
N. Democrats, Mr.. Il. &. Southall and MIR.
E,csstoue, Of AppomattOx, concluded the
1.susslon. which was characterized by
rsrie,t courtesy throughout.
Tartan Iassiter and Colonel Meade Has
lts who were advertised to speak, did
fris so owing TO the limited time. but
rotlsed to return and do so in the near
.C'ge
"a Friday, the l4th of October, the
Rhocrats will have a grand barbecue at
ltela Courthouse. where some of their
n. speakers Will address the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.
'e'ga'es Elected 60 Burkevilie Who
Favor a Northumberland

iAVor a Nomination--Langst
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Ip5gfDIoN, Va. September 2S.--The Re
sSO'.'ah County Convention met at this
- 800 sesierday at Il NJ. 10 elect delegates
: que Fourth District Convention. which
70 a. burkeville on September 9th.
sIleied 70 vote for Langston aud to stand
~. .'n ior the nomination of a Republican
', %. n tins district.
RI, ~ ihTd party is on the wane. and 8
- ueal was accomplished here on last
,.s.lAy ior the Advancement OF the Demo-
80 cause. Since Colonel 0iFerralls
s sa-u speech on that day some OF the
l, ~ hird-party men in our section
H. returned 70 the Democratic ranks.
!,t I uay expect good report from Meek
"-Oaig later on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25
west Point. Tlm,,y Acsloe. ;

WIN Fo5nFk IImeEy HrtoH.
tCorcspondepce Of tho Richmond pispatchl
WEST Porxf, Va. September 21.--iAst night
tne Citizens OF tho town held mase-meefng 70
tdopt resolutions with referenco TO tho appoint
mcnt Of Mr.. William +. clyde and others AZ a.
fectors OF the Terminal Company. fhc new az
rectory y considered very favorable 20 West
Point A committee OF three was appointed 70
wait upon the directors and 20 impress upon
them tnr advantages o. This place.
The laiiies OF King william gave a ieap-ye1r
ball laet night az the home o. Mr.. John Bowers
Tho music was from Richmond. Dancing was
kept up all night. A nne supper was served
about II o'clock.
The government n doing some surveying here
preparatory - bcaidng dyke from Plum Point
for distance Of mile nnd bali down tho
river
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

L,OR RENT,
II DWELLINGS AND STORES.
914 Main, near Monroe street; 10 rooms
701 Marshall, corner Munford; rooms.
l1O4 Marshall, near Hancock; 3 rooms.
$3.50 Cherry, noar Beverley; rooms.
222l Franklin, corner Twenty-third street {;
8 rooms.
1907 Dance, near Reservoir: rooms.
III Cary, near Adams street: roomB
4O4 Laurel, near Albemarle street; O rooms.
1927 Clay, near Norton street; rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES in other localities.
STORES
BROAD-STREET STORE near Fifth street.
MAINS STREET STORE near Thirteenth street.
BROAD-sTkEET STORE near Second street.
MAIN-sTREET STORE near Fourteenth
STORE AND DWELLING Second and Canal
streets
WAREHOUSE near Fourteenth and Main.
OFFICES, ROOMS, SHOPS, &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il CO.,
90 25-ft 1113 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25
BY Y. b. Chafhn q Co
and
A. l.. Adsmson,
Real Estate Aurtioneers.


T,RUSTEES' SALE OF THREE NEW
il HOUSES AND LOTS on HULL STREET.
IN BUREOOT's ADDITION, SE.tA hANCHfs-
TER, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA-by VI
tue OF deed of trust dated February ~, 1901,
duly recorded In the clerks ONCE OF Chester
neid County Court. In Deadlock 81, page l4u,
default having been made In the psymens o. me
bond thereby secured. and being directed 20 70
do ny the Board OF Directors OF the hichmoua
Perpetual Building Loan and Trust Companys
the Undersigned trustees VIII cell at puDiie sue
ton, on the preuises, on
WEDNESDAY, sEPsErBEs es. 1892.
at O'Clock p. ~, those 1IihEE DhsihAbtks
NEW TWo-sTOhY DWELLINGS,, contAlnins
I've rooms and Kitchens each. together with me
lots on which they stand, fronting ~ foet encn
on the south side OF Hull stress Al the c0rner OF
Tbirt y-fourth street, aud running back ID! fess
10 an alley 10 feet vide. The sots sre dcsiE.
mated az Nos. ard 3. square z, on tbe Pisn ot
Burfoots addition. These are veii buiit Sna
very desirable houses, and they are l0catea ~
the heaithiest part Of the town. Investors VIII
fInd II 10 their Interest 70 attend this sale.
TERMS: cash snficient 10 pay The cosn %
executing this trust and 20 pay the amount eI
s2 All 81 due on said bond; bslsnce On terms
Announced ct sale, but II desired more hbersi
terms may be given BY ,nsent
JULIUS eTkAus,
". ]. WfSTW0OD,
X b. CHAPLIN
Sale BY n. .. cnAryn o Co and A. l. Ae pa
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LARGE QUANTITY OF TIMBER AND WOOD
GROWING THEREON, IN THE uPPkR End
OF HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR BEAVER DAN
DEPOT, on THE CHESAPEAKE AND oAlO
sa, css q tds ,t s q q ss
the 9th OF April 1892, In the cause OF equity,
pending IN said court under the short style Of @.
NJ. b. Mitchell against Thosaas and wife and
named In said decree. viii oder Tor sale At pub
lie auction, on the premises OF part o. the sAid
real estate--namely, at the residence d the late
Mra Emily 4. A. Mitchell, near Beaver Dam De-
pot, on
THURSDAY. TEE corn DAT o. sErrrxsER.
at l2 O'Clock NJ, tho following valuable real
i. That certain VALUABLE TRACT or
LAND, OF which the late Milton brown died
seized and upon which Mrs. Emily = A. Mitchell
resided until the time Of her death, and contain.
Of DR.. g. J. Terrell and othsrs This = . valua.
BILE farm. having upon II good bufldssas and
about one half q il couisins : large quantity q
valuable timber, cord wood, and railsosd-iies
parcels Of such size - viii best sun purchAssr.
and the same win be sold with timber Growtna
upon II, or tbs timber VIII be sold sspa.ssely
Tine ne a ss 4 s D a y: &C.: = fs ss ca.
~ Of Hanover, Containing no stros end A<i1oin-
ing the lands OF r. J. fbeu end c1hefe. This
tract has upon 10 GOOD buiidfn9s and y Vol tim.
bered. and win be sold a. whole ~ ~ parcoj3
a. will best suit purchaser.
3. Another TRACT on LAND sdtoluing tps
last-nansed tract and containing 400 ec!es.
Upon this tract thers 70 also valuable ios q NO.
Der ana cord wood.
late MA Emily n A. Nlschok Ia her iife-timA
and ne irstDaucd parcel = tAas vhsxsef ns
tho second Ana third porcsle ere ne prepSssz
whereof tho late Charles 9. Mitchell diso sofsse
All q ths said properly = sisnsssd = 4 heslshy
and pleasant neighoorhood, nnd part g - WI
deslrshis- Il Offers = raxe coan0 ~ pcz9on1
who desire 70 engage 10 ina N&p8 ena 49,
buslnees. ~ nearly III o. the p<up4{V = - ~
imm ediale locality Of Beaver Dam N9po4 e. -
chesapeake and Ohio railway q
1'fakss Ono loafth q We H11s?eoer Ho4ey Y
cash ne reeidue ~ cfUd0 . 80 Sx4 ~
three yeezs ne purqnsee. g ~ 49, - ~ -
81 ssis, ttls y b rssssosd mn ~ re1lo Q4r
| chsss-nonsy \ paids end cCayoy1nee or1orp4 ~
~ coors And ,h4 safd sp1cla1 oou - |onezoax1
/ ordered 70 modify o. cAanoq tneqp teyuo - wv
il; bent seit p1r>heeef en4 44 l2,efe9 - - pqxus1
'| ! 1: !: !: ~: |: Y !||
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George W. Mayo. Aac,iOuser
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
RICH DsApEnIEs.
PLANO, ORGAN.
BRIc.A-BRAc, &C,
AT AUCTION

BY direction o. Mr.. Sam Cohen, Who u de-
cllning housekeeping, viii sell az his residence.
No. Slo east Grace street, At 1880 A. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, ssPrENBss %, ls92,
all Of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, con.
fwW2fNUr.rRAaED pARLoR SUIT.
SILK BR0CATELLE and EMBROIDERED CHE.
MILE POkrIkREs aud cURTAfys. ana
ONYX and BRASS. CHERRY snd MARBLE
Dalton, sATsUhA. ana other large handsome
? BRASS ana NICKEL PIANO LAMPS,
R9sEw tcy ,ss'roSTAyE PIANO.
siLk-PLUsH DRAPERlEs.
FANCY RECEPTION. sni RocKINn.cHAIRs,
BRASS sna OAK EArELS.
RN0RAvINGs and OIL PAINTINGS,
RICH MoQuErTE PtRLoR CARPETS,
HALL, sTAlh, aud CHAMBER CARPETS,
MASSIVE WALNUT CHAMBER SUR with
OAK CHAMBER SUIT.
yELvET-PIUsH PARLoR LOUNGE. PLUSH.
COVERED PEDEsrALs.
WALNUT pLATE-Gt.Ass HALf~RACK.
RICH OAK BuFFxr, bevelIed plate mirrors.
OAK CORNER PRESS (beyelled glass doorsl,
TEN-FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE, and OAK
DiNING-RoOM CHAIRS Qcather eeatsl,
LARGE and CONVENIENT OAK REFRfcE-
WALNUT TENNESSEE MRBLE.ToP BuF.
FULL DINNER and BREAKFAST CRocxEny,
GLAsSwAks, BRoSZEs.
BhlC-t-BRAC, MIRRORS. ORNAMENTS. &c.,
RATTAN bABf-CAhRIAGG
HEATING and GAS-SlOVES, and a general
variety Of nice and useful HOUSEHOLD
AhIlcLEs GEORGRW. MAYO.
Sc "a Aactloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25
AGooD-EvoUoH REPUBLICAN.
1Hs DECLINING THIRD PARTY.
h'fsdiih's Majority Over Agnew VIII Ex-
coed I,OOO-An Ordination.

WYNN = 'iHJoEltl ONef AknoW wiz Ia
coed i,OOO--An Ordination.
Foresgondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, September 24.--It is now
l'ieiAly conceded that whatever strength
lae lbud party ever had IN the Eighth
tslrct Is rapidly declining and coming
H,k into the Democratic ranks. The
ca eject the Third party will have will
y 70 bring out the full vote of the Demo-
3a''. and thus make the majority larger.
Stopte the strong personal popularity of
AZ Agnew. the Republican candidate,
v,db The people, II Is estimated that MIR.
ldeliih, the Democratic candidate, will
ave majority Of over 1000 over his Re-
IsJlcan competitor.
several Democratic meetings are TO take
yl'e ~ this city before November in or
Yg'e
Professor Richard l.. Carne, the former
E,9,eipal Of 81. Johns Military Academy,
81 ~ % ordained priest OF the Catholic
,e--3ieh, 10 81. Mary's church here, during
Is AlleI part of October.
io'aop Van de Vyyer will also confirm q
aye class AZ that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25

NOR RENT. WITH POWER, u
IL THE sTREET FLOOR OF THAT ELk- -
CANT BUILDING Nos. I aud south kiey ent '
room. Il <7x10s feet, iightedon four Sides "
strong enough focArry any SORT OF machinery sno
viii be arranged to suit tenant and supplied VIE
iorat,on IN the city for Is manufacturing cssen-
li<htnont that can be accommodated ID mes
space. Possession January Isl. Apply %
AZ 1S-eod1m 1iO5 east Main street.