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The Green Forest tribune., 1892-10-27

After two long months of severe
illness, Judge Butt is able to be up.
Send in your subscription to
The TRIBUNE before the election, if
you want to see our campaign roos-
ter.
Mrs. McReynolds, sister of W. A.
Butt, arrived on last evenings stage
from Illinois.
We are indebted to the Berry
vile Republican for the loan Of
enough paper to finish out our last
woek's issue. Owing to the bad
weather we were unable to get
ours in from st. Louis on time.
A drove of over 1000 head of
geese, the property of a Benton
county man, passed through town
yesterday toward Eureka Springs
where we suppose they are being
taken for shipment.
All persons indebted to the estate
of Harry Reagan, deceased, by
note Or account that is now due
must come in and settle, or I will
sue on every one.
". G. Rus ELL.
Attorney for Estate.
w consider Chan berlain's
Cough Remedy a specific for Group.
1t is very pleasant to take, which
is one OF the most important re-
quisites whore a cough remedy is
intended tor use among children
I have known eases OF Group whore
I know the life OF little one was
saved by the use of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy" j. LaGrange,
druggist; Ayoca, Neb, SO cent
bottles for sale by Morris L Son.
The campaign is winding to
close, but S. J. Morris has not col
lected all you owe him. So come
in at once and if you have not the
money, make some arrangements
to settle your account with pro-
duce. He mast collect.
Dr.. P. A. Skinner, of Texarkana,
Arkansas, is an enthusiast in the
praise Of Cham berlain's Pain Balm.
He used it for rheumatism and
says: "I found it 10 be most cx-
cellent local remedy" For sale
by Morris & Son.
4. J. Tabor has taken the con-
tract to teach two more months of
school in the Zion Hill district
where be recently closed three
months term. He reopened school
Monday morning.
George Nix of Oak Grove has
been stopping in town for the past
three weeks to have his eyes treat
ed by Dr.. Ray. He was SO blind
that he could not get about alone
when he first came up here; but
is now going where he pleases, and
says his eyes are better than they
have been for twenty years.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-10-27
Come to Arkansas to Live.

The Oldest woman in this State
died at Peach Orchard on the 22nd
ult., at the age of ll0. She was
the mother of Is children, the
Oldest being 81 years old. the young
est 81. She was her husbands S sec
ond wife. He was the father Of
twenty-five children Bcntonville
Snn.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-10-27

A drove of over 1000 head Of
geese. the property of a Benton
county man, passed through town
yesterday toward Eureka Springs
where we suppose they are being
taken for shipment.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-10-27

Do you want
Something good?
We have it, and
We almost give it away.
Think of a great
Big newspapers, The
eekly Journal and
Agriculturist,
For fifty cents a year, Or
A trial six months
For twenty-five centsl
Interesting stories
And micellany.
Special features for
The farmer,
The stockman,
The frisldo.
Take your home paper
First, then The
eekly Journal and
A griculturist.
Your postmaster will
Act as our agent, or
Sand tho monev
Direct to
The Journal Company,
Kansas City,
Missouri.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-10-27

A lot of bed steads and other fur
niture just received at W. r. Sneed
& Cos.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-10-27
Local Happenings.

Cool weather.
Has it been cool enough for
you?
Work is still progressing rapid
iy on our Gne, new school building.
Mrs. g. G Doollng paid THE
TRIBUNE Office call Tuesday.
]. H. Reeves is bran new sub
sc iber to The TRIBUNE. ts
Ely Webb is # to Texas again in
a few days.
Hon. W. R. Phillips was in town
Tuesday.
Morris & Son are paying 13 l-2
cents for eggs.
NJ NJ Butler moved his fam
lily to his farm on Dry Creek Tues
day.
LIME FOR SALE: AT R. G. Smiths
place one mile and a half north of
town.
Read Xenia's story-"The Mug
get of Golden Guleh"- this weeks
TRIBUNE.
Mrs. Fl. Reagan and family ex-
cepting her son, Shell, left Monday
10Y Huntsville, KY.
How do you think We have been
making out during the cool wealth
er without that wood you promised
sour old friond r. F. Kirkham, of
Omaha, Boone county, was in town
Monday and ordered THE TRIBUNE
to his address.
81 W. T. Gray has gone into the
eek business. He is now the
owner OF ten head of nice young
mules and three valuable young
horses.
G.. w.. Dry will do all your shoe
mending. He guarantees all work
and charges very reasonable Give
him call.
Dr.. Ray has been quite indispos-
ed for the past week of ofneuralgia,
but is on duty again.
Senator Berry passed through
town again Saturday, enroute to
Eureka Springs, where he made a
speech Saturday evening.
Despite tho rainy weather, we
are informed, the Columbian cele
bration at Prof. Phillips school on
Yocum was q splendid success.
Graf Callen of Yocum has traded
Tor w. =. Gray's interest in the
Gray & Phillips hardware. The
new firm will be known as Phillips
.ACallen.
Beams Livery Stable at Berry
willie is the place to take your
horses to have them well .cared
tor. Mr.. Bean is nice, clever
gentleman and a good "hosler."
We ar requested to say that the
people, . ,ecially the ladies, of Rule
would beS eased to have Col. Iver-
son A. Jones visit that vicinity and
make = speech soon.
Frank Shipman of Howell coun-
ty, Mo-, brothcr-in-law of G.. L.
McNiel, four miles northeast of
town was visiting relatives in this
vicinity last week. He returned
(mc first Of the week.
Presiding Elder, Rev. A. H.
Williams, of Eureka Springs, writes
ns, to announce that Rev. P. P.
Burx, of Carrollton, will'conduct
meeting in Green Forest, beginning
next Sunday.
T. O. Walker and his mother
leave this week for Callisburg, Tex,
where they expect to spend a.
month. Tom was thoughtful
enough to call in and subscribe for
The TRIBUNE ip order to kocp post
sd.
l
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-10-27

NEWSPAPER LAWS.
.A-

II Subscribers order lii scontinuancc of their pc.
radicals and fail to pay arearages the publish
crs may continue TO send therh until the arear-
ages are paid
II subscribers refuse or neglect to take their
periodical from the oicc to which they are di-
directed they are resposible until they have set
r tied their bill and ordered them discontinued.
Thc.courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office, or removing and leav.
Intentional fraud.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-10-27

gw~All local advertising is inserted
and charged for accordingly until order
ed out.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-10-27
Provisions, crOcel!eS, Teas, Spices
OUEENSWARE
For Plc Whole COultrT.
The best of everything line has been purchased may
be a
Mammoth Store.
OUR PRICES BEFORE THE RUSH.
7Tanthdm & Doran,

TpTTET Trial Why suffer from the bad
EEsgEEEI
y1 - other diseases
SESS and in health Headache
anY one M nn t1e1 5ena f TO Dr. JUDD ELECTRIC BELT
ces & &c. $40 and Sl5, satisfied Also
nothing Can be
Belt Battery
shock Free Medical advice Write
particulars. AGENTS WANTED ~
Address DR.. JUDD, Detroit
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-10-27

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-10

and after taking two bottles. I was en-
tirely cured, the disease having never
shown itself since" - 4. d. Simpson,
Loudon, Tenn.
1.-TWO years ago 1 was troubled with
salt-rbeum. It was all over my body,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-10

HEID-wINTER AUCTION 8 Al =
wi OF TWO TRACTS OF wESTEnSS, sv ntpN
BAN Properly AT OUR OFFICE LILO AAi'
sTkEkT. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1902,
AT 12 O'CLOCK M.--By request OF the 'sSy
owner who Il determined TO ee'i. we VIII. o. s"c
atoye hour and place, sell at pubic auction
i. Tust beautiful TRACT or LAND, que VIZ no
west NJ the new corporate limits. conIa.hinT ~
ACRES, fronting on . road Jus. ives. /" .uo
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana ro,omsI ran.
road (ben LiDe), known as the s'n.on n'"''
Said tract aions tho lands o. MS ~ =, c,o.e
Beattie. Max Grief. and Others, ana - IN .,oso
nroximity 10 tho lands Of Major Lewis ointer
and General Bradley 7. johnson. Inc I'M
nrovements are n comfortable dwelling, kitchen,
and other out-houses, frtit-trece. *. =.
2. TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, one mile west OF
the ABOVE tract, and fronting on tho west side u
the road leading from Broad-Street road 70 Oh,
pIess MIL This property was formerly owned
by DIR. Frayser. aud Is IN good state 0, cul.isa-
sion. and adjoins the lands OF Messrs' hancock'
Thorp, Woodson, ami others.
1hess two tracts lie In the direct nne Oh INC
west advance Of vslues, ana thfr cio,o prv v,-
unity 10 the city render them most oosuaD'c
investment.
We will take pleasure In showing tue property
TERMS: As 10 the 40-acre tract, eight years
time on "a. OcO NJ q per cent. interest, and ths
rest payabie one third cash. and balance in one
and two years. As TO the 25-acre tract, one
third cash, balance in one and two years, de-
ferred notes. bearing interest at o per cent,
and secured by trust-deed. 10
j. THOMPSON BROWN q CO..
NH 2 Auctoneers-
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AUCTION sALxs-Isszye DsySc
Dsnoon, Tupper . Co,
Real Estate Agents snd AuctioneenA
fc.crca ". MAYO, General Auctioneef.)

49,
VvRUsTEES' AUCTION SALE 0 OF.
i LEFTwlcG gE0 nTy1ysyas FiS xaRrisfy
PROOF EICHiNGs, kc.--THE FINES, ss-
IrCTioN SOUTH or THE P0roMAC.-By
yirfus Of a deed Of trust from Leftwicn Dsy,n1'9
10 the undersigned IS trustee, duiy ro Sns soas
viii sell AZ auction at their store, Nc. eV3 sass
Main s,reet. at 1880 A. N. and 4:4o r. NJ e"en
day, beginning
MONDAY. MARCH IA, 1892,
IN. e,.s, stock of ART GOODS, MIRRORS, &c.
ever offered In this city. comprising- calm
large line OF 0OuPILs and otner very vaiu-
,uo ssIs hN sYSlR RYE SiuTorYPEs, PAS
fnT TFiisS. PAsrELLE PANELS. C0LOkkp
ENGRAvINGs, aud PHOIOGkAfnS. N TIA tea
gold, gold ana white. antique and quar'oioo
osr and other ornamental frames; r
A largo Assortment OF ARTISTS PROOF Eien-
ISGs. Including subjects BY hillspaugn. NO
ran, Lauder. Field. and otner noted artist, ',ss.
MANY of these Etchings cannot Dc dup.-
Gated. AZ alter u certain number were PRINT
ed tho plates, by agreement. were destioyea'
and consequently they have cons'an'i'-"-
creasing value from thor rarity; p,crrRr-
A large variety OF EASEIsS ana PlCIohn-
FRAMES OF all kinds-many very eiapora'o
and EXPENSIVE; 100 ,pyrrrFn
. unnsneily handsome 50x60 BEyELLhp
F1ENCH-PIArE aANTEL MIRRORS, very
r1cn and massive, 22-karet gold frames he,
RRIC-A-BRAC aud COMBINATION MANI
MIRRORS. beveIed glasses, ricn ornamoh'ai
1uaII1s coNBINATION-LOCK IRoN-SAnE;
SHOWCASES, TOOLS, and FRAMls" MA
coIiSTER-TABLEs LACE CURTAINS. WIN;
DOW-sHADES, and d general assottmon. VI
the best artistic goods ever offered al AUCTION
in the city. -. cropp
Also. the UNEyPIRED LEASE OF THE SURE
TO January !, 1898. ,,,,
Everything Will be on public exhibition until
VIZ N'' w. NJ. JUSTIS. JR-.
4. c. LEFTWICH.
Trustees.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer. mn s.ot
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ErysipeIas

perceptible matter. which would form
into a sort OF scab. increase in size, ioos-
en-, and fall Off. leaving the parts
raw and sore. Salves and the doctors
prescriptions did me no good. Pre-
Stunning the trouble to be eczema, l be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-10

DAILY.
STOPPING rLAca,

Nos. IA. Is, IS, ami IS msxsnD s'01s 81, D.,
and ~ stop on signal 10 hanches'sr a..
trn.,a. and Chester. No 30 stops on f. ,r,| 1,
Manchester, Dresrys, Cenlraua, flf .....t.,
No % stops on signal ~ man. hester .f.f ID,
passengers purchasing tickets % regg... -
ming. places Tor this train south 0 ps.r.....,
No. 81. ~. 81, 80. 81, 40 an4 81 aI 80
signal at ali sta tom
PU.LMAN-CAR sg1ylC
On Train Nos. "a ana IS s.eelrf-s-t..
tween New York and Tampa, Fia CA il.ts..
y,lleI on Train Nos. IL AMI 81 sieen.rs-.,.,
between New York and Charleston. Dl r-.'
Nos. "a and ~ sieep.ag-cars between Ass Y.-,
and Jacksonyiiie. On ilai l.
ears r.tve.u new York and SAVANNA b..
Train NJ. 81 and ~ slCeIlag-ca .,r...
Ricnnlond and iyn -lhufg, Va.
In addition 20 the above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA spF.nr
consulting Of yestibule Pullman cen nrI". .as.,
R,chmon1. soutn-DOuna a. f:ll p. 40. r. ~
DAYS. Wednesday,. ana Fridays, ana Ielr.. Is.
| torsburg. norfh-bognc, ~ 4. H. on I...i.-.
| THURSDAYS, aud Saturday,. fEfn t..
| chrrre,' ~ this irai'
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE I'd NORFOLK
LEAVE Ara..
p,chmond :. 900 A. n. Noriolk....Ii.rl
Richmond. ...'j:iJ 4. n. NCriOia.......a. ID r. NJ
Norfolk. 1913 :. -. Richmond, h N
No,folk .-s 400 4. 81 NlclM0ll.. -6 IS j n
Inc trains leaving Richmond no 9.uI A.Ma.l
Norfolk az 4 7. ". arc solid trains between u..,
! tvo points, and Passengers 10 tlrolg. sTro.t
| change OF cars. Close concessions ar a.tl nai,
AZ Petersburg BY tho 80 Y N. 1ri.l IA
picamond and the S:35 A. ~ train iroa Ao.ilf
-tr iu .s. IN ltich.nOna ht 1870 IS. a.. Il. d
p. NJ. and 1880 r. ". aud arriving 80 l lu..s
| a. s.S5 A. NJ. $40 2. NJ, end $40 7. N nss
close connection az Petershlrs ~ ORG ron
| Earnnvtre. Lynchburr, aud Mesf.
'"' X. v. sUiLf, -lrrrnf.r fs-l
EFT. d. MYERS, General supeunieliel,
Il. IL. EMKRSOS, lf4Ult Nsllhu..
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FOR SKIN DISEASES

length, our family
physician ecom m.
mended me to try
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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P.s. sHABURY, Auctioneer. NH
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GREAT MkD-OOG EXCITEMENT.
CANNES That Had u Disease Resembling
Grip KtIied--Keiigious Affairs.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
OrYLEY, Va, March 9.--For month past
there has been great mad-dog excitement
IN the vicinity of Verdon. Boutwell,, and
Ashland. A good many dogs have been
killed and several have died, all supposed
TO have been inoculated, but some people
doubt the presence Of hydrophobia and at
tribute the alleged madness TO disease
resembling the grip. Among the dogs that
died was Beppo," valuable setter be-
longing to Mr.. George Haynes, of your city.
Bishop Randolph visited the Fork chulcn,
ST. Martins parish, on Ash. W ednesday ana
confirmed two persons. Six other candi-
dates were prevented from attending by
the very inclement weather. The Bishop
10 very popular with Gil our people, ire
'pective Of denomination, and his visits
are looked forward to with much pleasure.
The Rev. Anselon Buchanan, who has been
tho rector OF st. Martins for the past two
years. has resigned, and will return 10 his
home-kentucky.
LARGE ACREAGE.
Despite the uncertain prices. an unusual
~ large acreage win be planted in tobacco
fascination about the weed. When Colo
mel Randolph Harrison was Commissioner
OF Agriculture he recommended the
scientific raising and curing OF sumac, as
pfacticed in SICILY. as a substitute crop for
tobacco In Middle Virginia, but have
never heard tina, his advice was taken.
rkoUp OF TRIM.
The conservatism. wisdom. and industry
that marked the past session Of the Legis-
latnre are much commended. and Hanover
has right TO be proud of her two worthy
representatives. Messrs. Cardwsll aud
"lekhan. whose influence. ability, aud
general result.
Both Cleveland and H,ll have warm sd.
mifers IN this county, but the majority OF
orr Democrats will think. BE- entirely
satisfed with the judgment Of the national
convention. whatever tina. mag be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-10
BY George E. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
1908 Bank street.
yURuSTEE'S SALE OF A SNAIL

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
FARM, PARTICULARLY DEsIRABLE
FOR TRUCKING or FOR A sUhMER tOhfl
Situated IN HANOVER COUNTY, VA, "
TUF CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAlLMAcl
NEAR THE JUNCTION or TIE EiChAONp'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD.-By virtue OF a certain deed OF trnst
hearing date November 20, 1881. ana recorded
IN the clerks ofice Of Hanover County court IN
De@d- Book IA, page 334. default having been
naie in the payment Of two OF the notes therein
secured. and being required 80 20 do by the
holder OF the said notes, will sell at public suc-
ton, on tho premises. on
FRIDAY, MARCH IL, 1892,
AZ q O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described az
follows: All that LOT, PIECE. OK PARCEL of
LAND. lying aud being in the county OF han-
over. containing 40 ACRES, bounded as loi-
Iowa: On the west by the Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad. on the east and south by the NORM
Anna and Little rivers, and on the north ny a
row OF ceiars and other trees, dividing IL iron
Hollingsworth land. ,s,.
There IL a well-built residence OF I'VE rooms
and nails, barn, orchard, 80. $500.
About 100 acres are under CULTIVATION, OF WIZ"
40 acres are In river lowland and worry fertile.
TvENs. Cash as to expenses OF sale and two
notes for the respective sums OF tl2S.eO ana
Al .36O, with interest from November ~, 1871,
10 day Of sale; balance upon such terms en- may
be announced at sale. ..,
W c. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
N B.-While tho deed requires the ABOVE
soia 10 20
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ALeeMARLE COUNTY COURT TERM.
Sale Of Son OF "Eolus"-A Mysterious
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. egins Work

Sale of Son OF "Eolus "A Mysterious
Disappearance-Nash Begins Work.
ICorrospondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
CHAgLorTESnLE, Va, March 9.-The
County Court. Judge John NJ. White pre-
siding, has been In session since Monday.
1t is the regular grand-jury term. lester-
day the cases of Peyton Watson and Dock
Watson. charged with burning the barn of
Mr.. Gilmer, were tried. They were given
five years each in the penitentiary.
Several indictments were brought IN by
the grand jury.
Captain k. j. Hancock, of the " Ellers-
lie" stock and stud farm, has sold to Mr..
w Hawxhurst, of Brooklyn. n. "
is q son Of the famous "Eolus" and bro
ther OF "Dlabalo.'
NOT DEEs HEARD OF.
Preston A. German, until recently en-
ployed by Mr. p. l.. Thomas, timer, COM
planned of being unwell, put on his coat,
went into the street Saturday. and has not
been seen or heard of since. When offer
ed his wages he took only part of the
amount, which he enclosed 10 q party in
New York. and requested that his clothing
and other effects be shipped to that place.
UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
"Billyn Nash, the great Boston captain
and coach, begins his work to-day with the
applicants for positions on the VARSITY"
baseball nine. He will remain here for
two weeks.
Dr. NJ X. Leverson, a well-known figure
AT the university. where he attended last
session. expects 20 leave about April LIST.
He rendered number of his friends afare-
well banquet.
mr. +. T. Schroeder, of Franklin and
Marshall College, Pa, is here in search of
health.
Messrs. Stuart BRYAN and W. II. Ran
dolph are in Richmond.
TO INVITE GOVERNOR HILL.
A committee of ten from the Jefferson
Literary Society has heen appointed to in
yite Senator ID. Is. Hill TO speak here on
Jefierson's birthday april 13th) while on
his southern tour.
Mr. k. +. l.. Marshall finds his time too
limited TO attend TO the duties pertaining
70 the position. and has handed in his re-
signstion as associate editor OF College
Topics.
The vote at Messrs. Roberts h Keller's
for the most popular student stands as fol-
lows: Mcclure, 81; Catchings. 90; Black
ford, 81; Grandy, z; Peterkin, 2; Romero,
]; Allston. 3; Miller, 4 Robertson, 6; w.
II. Randolph, 6; w. s. Stuart. 2.
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By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
10I4 Main street.

yNRUSTEES' SALE OF A DETACH-
IN BRICK DWELLING. No. Sill NORTH
THIRTIETH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH sTREETS.-By virtue OF certain deed
OF trust to the undersigned trustees, dated De,
cember 20, 1889, and OF record in Richmond
Chancery Court Clerks once, Deed-book l5s
"A" page 2s4, default having been made ~ me
payment OF a portion OF the money secufed
thereby, and being required 30 TO do by the
beneficiary therein named, we shall proceed 70
sell, at public auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1892,
at o'clock 2. NJ, the aboye-described Pro-
PERTY. The house contains I'VE rooms ana
me lot fronts % feet on the east side OF Thir-
tieth street, running back between parallel lines
I2O feet to an alley.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale ana 10
pay OF the sum of s9s.40; balance upon terms
TO be announced at sale. ,.
II. s. BUTLER,
+. 4. SUTTON,
mh9 Trustees.
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FIsHERmEN's SUPPLIES

GENE THREAD.-WES -
very best matss Of SEINE THREAD 81 lowest
prices. A new stock Just received Of oar eMn ~.
rect Importation. Alwaye on. hand skiNk
TWlNES. CORK6. CokkW0OD, NETTING Of
L LlcHTkNeTkIEYS SONS
co,sss ssyssiss.sh re- ss1Hels ssf IN
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In pursuance Of the decree In the aboye-rnen.
toned suit the undersigned. thereby appointed
for the purpose, will sell by auction upon inc
premises, on
THURSDAY TIE 10Th DAY OF MARCH. 1892,
Mt 4.30 o'clock p. NJ. all that LOT OF LAND with
the improvements thereon, fronting 20 feet on
tho west side of Eighth street between Cary aud
Canal streets, and running back between parai-
lei lines so ieet, and numbered according 70 inc
city plan los add J. 10 south Eighth street. This
nroperfy ia never without tenant az good
rental, hence we invite inyestment-seekerst 10 De
with Us on the day Of sale. ~,
TERMS: One third cash; balance upon credit
OF six and twelve months, said deferred pay
menfs 10 be evidenced by negotiable notes. with
interest added from the day OF sale, and the title
TO said property TO be retained by the Court until
all OF he deferred payments are paid and a ICON
yeyance is ordered by the Court.
r. II. STEGER,
w. COSBY, JR.,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-10

W. j. Mcdonald. superintendent Ian.
mean Manufacturing Company. Grsenville,
u. q ssySs -. sss hs' used dss
that relieves her su6sripgs."
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4 BsTRACT TITLE OFFICE OF

A BSTRACT TITLE OFFICE OF
N PEYTON X. CARRINGTON has boon re-
moved to next floor over Sands, Pollard q Sands,
attorneys at law, 10 Room No 2. l0l7 Bank street,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, with George
d. Carter, attorney at law.
EXAMINATION OF TITLES TO PROPERTY
~ permission refers TO Messrs Sands, Pollard
q Sands, d. c. Richardson, Messys. Leake q Car
tor, aud other attorneys j. 2o-3m
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
REMOVALS.

CHARLES THALHIMER & co.
~ bog to announce 10 their customers and pub
lie in general that they have REMOVED TO their
new store, No. COS EAST BROAD STREET, BE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH, where they
have opened nrst-class store for sale OF WINES.
LIQUORS, CIGARS, and TOBACCO. We viii
pay especial attention TO the wants OF family
trede. Thanking our many patrons for their
pas patronage, We respectfully solicit con-
tinuation OF same.
CHARLES THALHIMER u CO.,
NH 3-tNbIx COS east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-10

O'BRrES. PLArSTIFP, AGAINST BOILING, &C., DE
FEyDASTs-IN TIE CHAScERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
/. Charles w. Goddin. clerk OF said court, GER
fifty that the bond required OF the special COM
missioners by the decree in said cause vi
March 1. 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 4th dry OF March,
1892 CHARLES W. GODDlN,
NH > CleIk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-10

VYIOLETS AND OTHER FLOWERS
Y AND PLANra DESIGNS for all uses ct
very reasonable ratsA COL sast Main street..
Richmnd, We. orssshousss 723 south Laurel
sGssL ~ vsodtnx2oI Nh cAxI1M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-10

O'Brien In the Chsncery Court OF the city
o.. Of Richmond, decree OF March l.,
Boiling &c. 1892.