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The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

Tho chIruFu. rnipn Pacific I. SoTth'wcsirrn
Line orrr' the hrsi accommodations ." ,hr
travelling pui'iic -n route in chiraEp nn'i inter-
mediate puint. Via ninahr. ThruaEh trains.
fast tifn-. magnificent si"upinE car. -lrzsni
dining clFs r''c,inInR chair cars ami handsome
day rvstah.7s 80
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A Just Kick.

The first train Of American cars ever
ran on an English railway made its
journey on The ~ inst from Chaflng
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Al INrAilTlIL lrnnn

tsJs ih- Mis,F.iri rsridr IN mast dssif.
aiir r1u,r fur III rias=h e tatriyr frvn
nunycr AMI ruril1 a. trHsts Ciiy. ~. f,1liis
an1 40 points Cnris ihru'u i'uiiman sleeping
oirs. ani rrciiuirr chair ,srs tssets fore fIum
N" iinJsy rnutiniairs 10 h. Missouri anil Nis.
sissirpi riY,rs.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

Gen. Russell i. higcr Of Michigan.
has announced himself as u candidate
for tile presidency. subject to the dc.
cisiun Of the Minneapolis convention.
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ATENTf 81 81 81
a ppsr- book frcc. Adirss
W.T.. rtTI GERALD. Au'y-at-Thw.
Cor. tth and Sta. WASHINGTON. DC.
SHlLOH'S
CONS u MP ITO N
CURE.

ITO fuecd-7 oi itis c-1as colzh euro IL
~iihoit parallel IN ttc history 81 medicine.
AiiirurEi7is ar. su'i1' isrf 10 gcii {. on a pos-
itiv1 gua-a-sso. g. trs' fIas no other cure can
tursesaul'y s.sud. Ttst it nay become
known, Che fspYriu.rrs. A. an enormous cr.
rtnr,. ar' r'ss'1c q i1smpic Npiiic FREQ into
cv1r- hY1.- ~ -nl ;ssis.f 4tr cs and Canada.
!! yu1 haze q CrssS. snro Throat, or Bron-
chiiis. rsr b.. for 81 VIII cure you. N your
child ha1 i'.s Group. o. i.hooripg Cough. use
I. promptly. sad rfiisais snrr. II you dread
thAt irsidlnus dis-nse Consumption. use ~.
AK ypur Dfuss-.zt for si,iIOU's CURE.
Erice io cts. 80 o:s. and ti.oo. ffyour Lungs
arc sore or Dack lame, use shiioh's Porous
PLASTER. Price q cts. Tor sale 81 all Drug.
yi.ts and Dealers.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

Haud ~ Z l. hrsiin approved.
ma frr r.alliy iiriuiin. p'fv opened. nni
g. The Ns'-. s1ss a-ari-i tho siy-uisipr and
to Iiif iiHHALp giis slali.asgy.
The i-iar' aiinurir'i ~ HE--' q, rvsuisF
Apgil meeting.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

Through passenger trains, through freight
trains, q,Jck iimc. via the Chicago, Union Pa
cinc and Northwestern Line to the principal
cities cast Of .he Missouri river. vi, onahs.
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a Vein Of Natural Coke.

ON Monday las; Eiear A. Proctor
dropped ln,o Tur HERALD oni-r with
several chunks q. coal. asking our op.u.
ion 81 II. After examination w would
pronounce IL natural eas.. something
rai-. but not u now disro~fy. IA an rS.
,cnsiyc Ind OF this character was tuadc
in Ohio only ircrn,Is. AL. Proctor
snIorma us TIA. I. ;iss.s sws<. s.o smo,
comes from II. makes ilu- llsm~. aud
he can readily weld steel = ,iJn with II.
This IL but another .vIirner II wha;
We have Ia s,us- for the s,u!dc world
when an outlet Is aeepri.i this section.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
IN rf.ILNA.h - n

N'rig Dt~r ti-7 Nissuuiiri ide rfHay from
nru,.r ~ i'Iotj1 tn Eat y CIV. yi. L,ris
hui sl liuiris u-st. ran j. alatr On r'rrsui
l'4lifaaB t.iffri riraring tF-. ahi ifr~ fryi.n.
Ing shsir ulub fDr 'Ir - Information a'i.
ifyts e. \. TrFFsG. ". IL. AF;.. urn,r5.
For chinVsc III nauikcIchicis.
quccuswarc aud Iaut: rords. cili on
john Wong. at ihc ibnE krr Laundry.
Gop,iS received diFcr. fiom China.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

When you come to ,oNn put up yuur
stock ut the M.ckcr l.anard's
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
Town Council.

The regular meeting oi the town
council was held on Monday evening,
aud moro than the usual amount of im'
por,ant business was transacted.
In attendance were Mayor Lyttle
Trustees Craig, Johgnrgcn, Rooney and
Watson, the clerk, attorney and several
citizens.
Minutes of the meetings of February
.d aud March ID were approved.
The mayor, having had conference
with members ot tlia county board
then made verbal report on the mat
ter of opening mp Fifth street through
the park. On motion ot Trustee Wat.
son the matter OF fencing the towns
half WAS referred 10 the street and alley
committee with full power 10 act In the
premises.
Petition Of ". II. Clark, ct al. ask,
ing that sidewalks bc ordered laid on
the north s.dc ut Park avenue from
Sixth street TO 10. II In block II, Wa
granted.
Petition Of +. l.. Sheridan and others
asking that horses and cattle hu pro
hibitci from running at lArg. within
the corporate limits. was rad and pro
yok.d lengthy discussion. It wound
up by resolution being passed that
II 10 left 10 the qualified electors of thc
town nj the regular election la April
The clerk was instructed Ia insert the
same In the election call, prepare sep
aIa,n ballots, box. etc,
Under ths order ui unfinished bust
ne :. the question oI narrowing Water
street To 90 feet lls pctitiun-d last fail
was taken NJ. and This, toe, inci,cd
moro ar less discussion. Final d.sp0sl'
,ion was made uf it by on!er!ug - feel
Of the south side ruf said street the on
tire length added To adjoining lots.
Bills rr1lnst the town were exam
inci. and the lollnwin. allowed:
l.. l.. WUu,r. Nirust woFa........s ] o,
same. salnry for February ...... 20 n
l.. T.. Craig. street work .......... . .
T.. Allen. hauling lumber ... Gee. = .
G.'nr An"s. team work .,...,-,.- . q
ruT MEUKEn HERALD. station
cry and publishing notice ...... : n
The bill Of ". :, Laurie, for SER Icr'
~ police magistrate, was laid ou ,h'
table for an iuirlni," period.
III. consideration ni the ruId l0a,'iu.
Ia ,hr south end al thr bridge was ihri
taken up. Tie cloIk va, Instructed Il
adyrfii.. foF lids Tor ilir cpHS;rur,loi
of tHo stone nhn;mrnis GA either s!d,
81 tic eulch which onmr, down ffuu
the inesi, tho dimensions being !.
foo, face. With r5o, wings, and q fccl
In height. Blif 10 bo In hy Thur'siI'
evening. and slErt; ani alley cuinm!,ie'
given full pnvcg IN act
Tie clerk was instructed "a prTnhas'
in dos ,ags--;o ;af isr:, - for III am
10 fof pi.
sies.fs :. T.. Wear. 4 iiurnham an'
j. \. Watson vrTr selected 80 hnIn
OF Trsis,ry zui lg''-rt foF iiir .nsuins
".er;inn. whcWuPon 'hc board nj
Ioufurd.
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I, should &c In Every House.

The silent inan is Of Yen wufih listrn-
i'm. In
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

New S,ock' New i'.sa.l New Novel
ucil Hari,!~,' oid.;ks' Pretty Con.
crttsi Unique Gomez hp;i,ns. Original
Drsizus' Useful Itnssl nrll;iiul
ThiuEn' Al ihc Post tsiiifc Store.
HAY X NALnEiDUg-
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

A barc.:accd robberr is frequently
by masked uen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-03
by Frank d Hill & Co.,
Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE's SALE AT AUCTION

Bv virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
Clerks Office Richmond Chancory Court IN
deed book l36 &. page BOB and having been re-
quested so to DO by the beneficiary, will sell on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1892,
on the promises. at 1880 b. D., the FRAME
HOUSE and LOT fronting Skis feet TO a I'D,
foot alley at southeast corner CT Laurel ana
ffFR1s: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and
enough TO pay off two n0tes-S29a0. WITH lnier-
est from January g. ls9g-and the balance upon
such terms as may be announced by the trustee
81 selo FRANK ID. HILL,
" - IN. Acting Trustee,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-03

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NOMMISSIO NERS' SALE OF IHt
TERMINAL HOT Ell,
WEST POINT. VA,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1892,
AT l. O'CLOCK NJ.

Nv virtue of decree of the circuit court Of
King William county entered on the 2lst DAY OF
November. 1891. in the chancery causes o. Digs
al ais. vs. Henley and Henley vs.. Atkinson, tius-
tee. wo will sell at auction 10 the highest Dld-
der, upon the premises. on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1892.
commencing AZ Il O'Clock NJ, that VALUABLE
HOTEL PROPERTY described ~ tile deed OF
trust from Henley 10 Atkinson, trustee. rs ali
that certain tract or parcel OF land lying and
being m the town OF West Point. hlng Nllilan
county. Va. upon which stands the Terminal
Hotel and its appurtenances, beng 40 much OF
the Beach lot as lies between j and 4 streets as
they would be projected X they ran down 70 the
water Also all the FURNITURE IN said hotel
IhIsisa large FOUR-SIORA hOlEL located
in a beautiful portion of the healthy and
growing town OF West Point, and Is well pat
ronized as n Summer Resort
TERMS; Cash enough to pay expenses OF sale
and 10 discharge tho several notes now due with
interest until paid. as follows; 500 duo sep
temicr ], les4: S{.66I0l s3,53iH and 500
due March !. 1880. $50, due September /, 1880,
s8.gg383, s8,6d665 and Si2j due March j. 1891,
and $40. due September ]. 1891, and upon the
following credits: S3.3s.3a, s3b15.65 and
s2lO until March =. 1902 AM the balance, II any,
a. may De announced 40 time OF sale.
ISAAC DIGGS.
RI. Il. LEWIS,
II. r. POLLARD.
Commissioners.
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AUCTION sALES-This Dav.
BY Ellis 4 Cathcart,
General Auctioneers,
"a east Broad street.
A UCTIoN! AUCTIONS
UNUSUALLY LARGE FEBRUARY BALL.

A UCTIoN! AUCTION!
UNUSUALLY LARGE FEBRUARY BALE
For parties removing from tho city We Will
proceed to sell
THIS DAY,
commencing at 1880 o'clock sharp corner fi''
and Broad streets
One ~ OCTAVE PIANO, ,d .,.ined
6CHAMBER SUITS, in Walnut ana ''a'"'N
VERY LARGE WALNUT, ,b H bhb Hal
RACK. with BFVFLED-EDGE M1RROh.
/ very fine WILLOW ROChEh,
EXTENSION TABLE,
KITCHEN TABLES,
s MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS,
fine SINGLE BEDSIEADS.
MATTRESSES,
Several WASHSTANDS, u.Ipc
30 CANE AND WOOD-SEAT CHAlho'
KITCHEN SAFES,
roll FLOOR MATIlNG'
. CARPETS.
2 pair PORTIERES,
LOUNGES.
3 ROCKING CHAIRS,
2 SEWING MACHINES,
OIL TANK.
COUNTERS,
STOVES.
2 pair COUNTER SCALES, ,,,nc
lot Of CROCKERY AND LAMPS,
and many other useful Housekeeping articles.
Don't miss this sale. Main and Broad street
ear line will let you of at the door. Seats iur-
fes ELLIS 4 CATHCART, Auctioneers
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Don't irritate your lungs with a stubborn
cough. when a remedy safe and certain as
DR.. ID. Jsynes Expectorant can be SO easily
helped by It.
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
--~-,~->---------~,-.-----...--
NYlRG INA STEAMBOAT COMrAS8
JAMES RIVER LINZ
FORTHE SEASnORE CHEAPEST AND iJ,l
PLEASANT ROUTE 10 NOktOLh
PORTSMOUTH NEWPORT
NEWS, ClANkMONI.
AND JAMES RIVER LANDINGS
CONNECTIONS.
At NEWPORT NEWS and NONFDII 'f
Hampton, Old Point and Smithfelt, Va. nt.a.
ington, ID. C., Baltimore, InllaatIuhia ani .nf
York Same afternoon. also 40 Norfolk l.l ist.-
ern North Carolina and tho south.
At ClAIEMONl with tho Atlantic 'nl
Danville Railroad for WayerlG hicastJli l-l
''i ''1''O'o ONLY WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER bl DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOT RlSl LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP. AID YAK
RATES LESS THAN HALE CHARGED TX
RAIL LINES.
FARETO PORTSMOUTH ANDNONlL $3.50
$40 ROUND TRIP, 81 SECOAD.lLlee
FlRSI-CLASS MEALS
The elegant and fast stea --
ARIEL.
CAPTAIN DFIo.
Carrying United states maid
leaves Richmond every .
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY al %
NJ .sTNfEI-CANS go DIRECTLY lOclL STE
IRIS WHARF for above named pieces ...i.l-
ing. the steauer leaves Norfolk and .f
News on alternate days arriving a. l.c'--
through tickets on sale on steamer iai g.
CARRIER Agency. No. g0l 1laln street it.ti.'
checked through.
SIAIE-kOOAS ENGAGED FOR DAl 4'
NIGHT
FREIGHT
Freight received daily TOR AOrI0.t.
mouth Nmifhheli. hampton. tI4
Nayeriy, HIcksiorl and Alexandria. a. htf-'
lngtOn, ID. G.. NeWlerne. Washington 1921 ply.
bCro, y G. Oh stations Ou Atlantic ani I.-
vile. Neabosrd and Roanoke, NOri1.A 1'I
and farmville and r0Nhatau EaHIoa.t
Eastern North Carolina generally also
Eastern Shore OF Virginia aAl al. ies a.. .'
ings on the James aud haIDahanI... f.f
at LOW Est RATES, ani through bog. '-.
IlClEA b lAIlbl, Vice. .slien..
SO. lllT liain street and iiocaf.'t
IRyIS NhIsrGER. Freight and Passenger -.'.-
DHlLADFIPHTA. RICHMOND AID Au.~
Z FOLK STEAMSHIP CONTAIN ....t
Appointed sailing days every 4 Jlohhi ~
FRIDAY at H. ~. and every SUNDAY at a. ID
Freight for tuesdays and FRIDAY steamers Z.
ceived till ii.D a. VI. Tor sunday s.'t.'f
till5P. ~ Saturday freight received l4ij '-'
81 NJ stv
Tor further Information apply % 5000
J. " MClANNith.
General Southern Asri.
once Rock IS
". i. CLYDE * CO.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
>-.s-~-~-~~a>
RICHMOND & DAKVILLE R R
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SORT,
AND SOUTHWEST. '1'
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY II. b.,
LEAVE RICHMOND:

bi<AeJ< ijtu1DND.
TRAIN No. u. BEAM
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for D,,-a,-
=, Greensboro. WinstOn-salem. Dr,t.N
raleigh. Randleman, Salisbury. Asheviiie ~
Springs, Charlotte. Columbia. Aiken Ang,,...'''
Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery. NJ -
leans, Texas and California. Pullman ..i..
heepng.cars Richmond % Danyile AMI I--'
vile 20 Asheyille, Hot Springs and kre,.'l.'
also Danyllle TO Atlanta, Birmingham No
phis and Kansas City, Mo- without chan,s. ''-''
TRAIN No. 9. 8.OOP "
tASI NAIL. daily, for All points goYth 90
Southwest, Connections AZ Moselv T.l'.. 'tt
ior tsrmyille and powhai9n railroad. Al Ia
vile Tor Llarksyille, Oxford. Hepiors9n
nam and Raleigh Through coach Rsar6,.'l ~
naleighli a. Danyille with Pullman s.ne.e. y
augusta and Atlanta; 40 Greensboro f,- log
nam, haielEh, &c, also With Pullman -..,
Tor knoxville via Ashovilie. Msshlpg,on
SOuthWest lesubuled Limited. soetbl '-.
leaves DanYille $50 A. n. --i,
Iarior car between Richmond and DaDrr.
TRAIN No. r.. 500 p. NJ
4 MELlA ACCOMMODATION. daily .,....
II sunday for Amelia Courthouse ana ..,.'
mediate POINTS. -.-.'
:, ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
Train No - 7:i5 A. ~. No. 10. 800 p. 81. ~.
Is, 835 A. N. ''' 10
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YORK RIVER LINE VA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
HE FANORlTE ROUTE TO RAITpfonr
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No fn n.fr u NJ

TRAIN No. no. s.D T. "
I OCAL EXPRESS. daily. EXCEPT sr,,.-
II Stops al al stations 40 Lester Manor r..
meets with stage for Nalkcrton; also c.....
with Baltimore steamer 40 Mest po.l.
TRAIN No. l6. $40 b. 81
DALTINORE LIMITED. daily. ozcan. s~-
4, day. for West Point. connecting With ST.,
river steamer for Baltimore. ~ H1.fa,-'
steamers cOnnec. with Baltimore and Ohnr,-
road for Washington, Philadelphia ana Ns,
York FARE: Richmond t0 balt'M0r. 81 .,
Washington, So; to Philadelphia, $50. So
York. $3.50.
STEAMERS LEAVE BAITIMOREfpW
DOR WEST POINT. daily except Srnt,
Il thence by Richmond and DanFiIe . ..fi
to Richmond, arriving 40 0a0 A. NJ ami
A. NJ.
TRAIN No 40. $50 A. NJ
| OCAl MIXED. daily, except Sunday 'eir.,
II Iwenty-third street station for N8s. Is-'
and intermediate points
Ticket Office ~ station foot OF Virginia s.r,,.
omen 900 A. ". 20 600 p. ~, and from 0N1
800 4. VI.
City ticket Office POI Main street
SOL. HASS. JAS. B.. lAlll
Traffic Manager. Gen. Passenger isst
". q. TURK
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Charlotte 81 &C.
" II. GREEN, General Manager
j.. BERKELEY, superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-03

10y VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST RE
ID CORDED in clerks Office, Hanover county,
Va, in Deed Book q. page 81, dated January 2
1890, securing 10 the ote-h0der 500 with IN,
terest thereon til paid. said note not being lal9
AZ maturity and being required hy the holder Of
said note. will sell, on the premises
FEBRUARY 3, 1892.
at 10 o'clock, the FARM OF i35 ACRES. more
or less conveyed in said deed for cash as to the
500 note and interest and the cost OF executing
this trust: on credit as 20 one note Tor 800
and one of 1851 due about January 1872 DOtn
notes carrying interest. Deferred payments
made known at sale.
This property is located 40 Garnetts Crossing,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and has on II
sufficient buildings and orchards,
G. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
l. TnfBFRrAKF. AucGOneer 10 3l-5t
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cave Arrive
40. R.chmoal. Iet9rslurg.
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STOPPING PLACES.


Nos Il H. g and So make 10 stOps Nos. % AMI
- stoD on signal q. Manchester, Centralia and
Chester. Nos - STOP on signal \. Nan.
chester IrewrYs. seutralia and Chester. No. q
,top, on signal ~ Manchester only FOR passon.
gers purchasing tickets TO- regular stopping
faces for this train south 81 Petersburg Nos,
a. IS. 81. ., 49, AZ al viii stop on signal az
al ''S''' PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
onTrains Nos e. IS and Z3sleepinx-cars petwan.
New \ ORR and Tampa tls via JacksonYillo1
On Trains nos. "A snd q sleoplng-cars botweea
New ork and Charleston On Trains Nos n
and - sleeping-csrs between New York ami
Jacksonville. IN ram 81 ! 'i.eplns-cars Jc-
,,y",.u .ew lOrf aud Saw nnah. Richmond ana
Wilm.ng'on On Trains Nos. 81 AMI p sleeping.
cars be tween Richmond and LynclDurg. Va
TUT MN YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
consisting Of Nestibule Pullman cars only leave,
Hichmond souti -3onnd AZ :5P NJ. Mondays,
Wednesdavs AMI fridays. ana leaves Beterslnr.,
north bound at A. NJ. on tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and saturdays Extra fare Is charged on this
The ,oNLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Richmond. 'sooAM EortOlk. II 5 4 y
Tchmond.. DAB r a. horio.s -. s:9o T. "
SSEiSis SO. sSs = II II E Miehh%Sad
Norfolt atsO p. NJ are solid trains between
these two points, and passengers go through
-iIbout change OF ears. Close connections ara
Also made at Petersburg by tho 5;i5 F. H. train
from Richmond and tue s;31 A H. train from
N9rioix: leaving Richmond at 1870, A. NJ 1874,
pm AMI II 30 Z. NJ, and arriving a. Rich.
- a. =: - A. NJ. 40 L. III. and 7.45 - 4
. nioIa rioss connection al Petersburg to and
srom Farmville. Lynchburx and west
''''" l. III. sULLf,
superintendent
T. 4. ID. MYERS
General Superintendent
TN EMERso% Trahe 1s.A.ss
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Digs and ais against Henley and Henley
against Atkinson. trustee. and sls.--ln the
clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF King
William county:
l. Burnley TAYLOR, deputy clerk OF the
sad court, do certify that the bond required or
the special commissioner 10y the decres rem
dered i'm said cause on the 2lst day Of Noyem-
Der. 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand a clerk OF the said
court this 10Th day OF Decent er, l,3l;.
BURNLEY TAYLOR,
jalO-30t deputy OlerA'
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CONAN
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY lUE'pA ~
and FRIDAY. Manifest closed one hour he.o'
Steamers leave New York Tor kchm94i
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAlJkDAl 81 ,f
NJ. arriving in Richmond MONDAY AM I"F
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsufpas,eL
Cabin fare 20 New York VIA james RIVER a
route uncludlng meals and berth ..,.. Wv
Eound-trip ticket lmiled to thirty aals ., b.
after date OF tt n
Steerage, with subsistence .....--..s...ss.f II
Steeraxe. without subsistence. d, ..f..-....' t+
Cabin fare via Chesapeake ana ONO fal' ., a,
Cabin fare via Richmond and peser'Dur- g, %
f0llfOau... 20 'A..I.r. f u
Tickets can 10 obtained 10 y ", n~i-' p.,t.
Main street. Chesapeake and ONO an 10y.
mond and Petersburg depots, anu q, Co.
oihces. iali Main street and wharf, hoche'''
Treight received daily until L. h;,o>,pAYS
psssengsrs leaving Richmond on III, Pr Ms .ni
TfiTSDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. lHUkSl,N io'' ,
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and I'M, ~
NAV via Newport News st $40 A. IL spn a
iSrhmond and Petersburg railroad, same ,H.,f I
s.O1 A. ~. will mako connection al NO"' w.
9Th steamer leaving those DAYS;
GEORGE ". ALLEN \ 90, AsehS
,.s.,f Companys Wharf. kocAs'S
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
when she had Children, she gave them Castoris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-03
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

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rTRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF TWO
l. HOUSES On OAK STREET BETME,LlsIN
ING TOGETHER 25 FEET AND EXTENDING
BACK % FEET TO AN ALLEY 10 FEET
WIDELY virtue OF a deed Of trust 70 the IN,
dersigned from Brstow Cherry and wife, dated
December oath 1889 and recorded in Clerk 3
Office of Richmond Chancery Court IN Deed
Book 1879 {, page 1872, ] will sell by auction upon
the premises on
MONDAY, TIE sTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1884,
at o'clock ?. NJ, the property above men men
pnrchassr 10 assume the payment OF deed OF
trust given to the trustees Of the People
building Fund COMPANY. now amounting 20
500. aud payable in monthly Instruments ol
sl3 each; balance 20 be paid IN casneo
GEORGE {. JEFFERSON,
foho+d Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-03
By Il. B. Cha1in Co.,
Real Estate sAuctioneers,
No north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT
ON THIRTIETH STREET BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

By virtue OF a deed Of trust dated January s,
1890, recorded in Richmond Chancery Court IN
Deed Book i39 A. page pos. and az request OF the
beneficiary. default having been made IN pay
ment of the note secured, / will sell by public
auction on the promises, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY s. 1892,
at $50 O'Clock z. NJ. the HOUSE and LOT To-
Gated on the east line Of Thirtieth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets, commencing SIX.
ty-seven feet south from the southern line OF
Leigh street, and running thence southwardly
along SAID east line OF Ihirteth street ana
fronting thereon twenty-nine 80 feet 10 tne
property Of Patrick Sullivan, and running PACK
between parallel lines. at right angles with
Thirtieth street. l24 feet to an al ey sixteen Feet
wide. The dwelling contains i've rooms and
will rent we'll
Terms: Cash for expenses Of sale and to pay
a note for s635. with interest from July s. ls9,
and the balance on terms to announced az
Sole Acting Trustee.
r. B. CHAFFIS & Co.. Auctioneers. fe2-td
The Southern news., 1892-10-15

that has ever looked to some superior
race for guidance, that he has but re-
Gently been given suffrage, which he
is not mentally fit to exercise,
What under the broad canopy of
heaven, has the question Of.suffrage to
do with the question Of Negro bish-
ops? Ii the Negro is daily in contact
with race, superiOr on account OF
the superior advane 'ges, which that
race has enjoyed for hundreds of
years, it is simply common sense
that he should look to that race for
guidance, and if that race is the race
that it should he, if that race has all
the Christianity and all the love for
humanity that it claims to have for
the ignorant and sinful, that superior
race will show its superior charity by
extending the helping hand, rather
than throwing the stumbling block,
assisting in the elevation, rather
| than in treading down.
There are Negro bishops now, Bish-
OD Turner, Wayman, Brown, Annette
and while they may not be fitted to be
the Governor OF Southern State land
we venture the assertion that not half
of the Governors of the Southern
States are fitted, unless their prejudice
towards the Negro makes them fit
thav haya dom nbStrata1 not tO this
state, not to the southern states, but
20 the entire world, that notwith
standing the color of mans skin,
"a man is Il man for all that. "
But who cans expect a kind word
from "The State for the Negro?
Sooner look for the sun to cease
shiHing, the grave to give forth its
dead and general chaos come.