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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
ALSO,
ThreeBuildingLotS
on LINDEN Street.
EAST LINE BETWEEN BEVERLY AND Abe
MARIE STREETS.

By virtue OF deed OF trust executed 70 the
undersigned trustee, dated February :, 1859
aud recorded In Clerks olfice Richmond Chan-
Gerry Court. Deadlock 1856 Is, page 4o1, defauit
having been made. and being requested ~ the
beneficiary so 20 do, will proceed 10 sell mo
said PROPERTY at public auction, on the Pre-
misses, in the following order
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1892,
NJ 9 o'clock p. NJ, described in said deed as fol-
lows: "Au that lot Of land IN the city OF hicn-
mond. Va, with the house thereon being one
story frame now used as school-house 10y MIS-. A..
b. Camml No. 10 south Third street, fronting
rs feet on the west line Of Third street between
Cary and Canal and running back between
parallel lines $50 feet, more or less, 10 On alley
FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1892,
g o'clock p. NJ, "all that LOT OF LAND In said
city. fronting 30 feet on east line of culvert on
Linden street and running back between parallel
lines l55 lO-l2 feet said land fronts on said
culyert or Linden street between Beverly and
Albemarle streets, and the southern line OF sall
property is 24O feet from Albemarle street.
This lot will be divided into three lots OF 80
feet each or sold as whole, as may Do an
nounced at sale.
TERMS or SALE: While the deed calls for casn
az 20 debt, =, therein secured, yet by consent
Of the parties interested. the terms VIII be one
fourth cash and the balance in one and Two
YEAR,. the purchaser giving his negotiable notes.
with interest added, for the deferred payments
aud secured by trust deed on the respective
properties. LEROY f. BROWN, Trustee.
}. THOMPSON BROwE q CO., Auctloneefs. my =
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JUST A LITTLE HELP.
That Is All Which Is Required at This Time
of the Year--DO YOu know What TO Do :

We hear a great deal Just now about spring
medicines. IL ia known that people feel run
down after the labors and siege Of winter, and
Il Ia assumed they need spring medicine. This
Is not true Spring medicines are not needed {;
nature will throw OF the rheums in the blood
which have accumulated during the winter II she
has only a little help. Nature IL able TO clean
her own house and take care Of her own house
hold with a little assistance, and little gentle
stimulant Is all the spring medicine any one re-
quires. But" you may say, what do you
moan by stirnulani, and what do ] require?
We answer, something absolutely pure, power
ful. and which has been proved TO abundanty
answer the purpose. PROFESSIONALLY whiskey,
A. of the right kind, is the proper thing to use
but unfortunately there are few good whiskeys
In the market, aud only one which is absolutely
pure and possesses medicinal qualities. That
whiskey is Dufy's Pure Malt. II has been upon
the market for years. Il has the unqualified en-
dorsement Of physicians and chemists, and IL Il
,he only whiskey which can be recommended. IL
IL trte certain uns ru1ulOus druggists ana
grocers seek to sell other and inferior goods,
clntulinc tney are equal TO Dnuys, but they poe
sess little purity and no medicinal power what
over, whereas Duffy's - specially designed ar q
! medicinal wh.skey. IL wOlid b. well to beai
| these facts In mind when considering tho sub
| let Of spring medicines, and how TO best put
the system IN shape for the requirements OF ths
4 season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

tho motion OF Docteur Guillotin. who bad
seen the machine at work in Italy. The
Doctors idea in introducing tho tols de
.y,ishs was purely philanthropic. for he
wanted TO do away with the slow fortunes
inflicted upon criminals. On May n. i1sl,
the first criminal, h,ghwayman. was exc
cutcd on the Place de Grevc, now the
Place de rHotol de Vile. This the
date given by Larousse, but other
authorities state that Monday. Aprii
25th. was the hundrcdth anniversary
OF the FIRST execution by the gull
lotino in Paris. In any case the tcrrio'e
instrument was destined 10 be busy during
1898 on the heads of persons more Nus
trious than tho common bighwayinans
named Peletier For this reason some vi
the modern sympa,hizers with the Terror
lists. supposing them to have the oiool l.
thirsty intention of celebrating, the cen
tenary Of the guillotinc.. would De III
clned to fix the date of Their commeibo-
ratiye ceremony on January 2lst next.
There can be no doubt about that dny. as
IL would be the Tooth anniversary OF tue
execution OF Louis XVI. on the sp1s
marked by tho obelIsk In the race US "a
Concorde. AZ the spacious plot OF ground
once termed the Place Louis AN;. ana al
forwards the Place do la Revoiution' Is
nowadays known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

An ofrcisl denial /. made AT Constantinople OF
the report that was circulated IRON Berhn that
the sultan is suffering from serious nervous
illness.
Berlin, arrested for embe2zng the funds 81 the
hank. has committed suicide 10y hanging him
self in the cell In which he was confined.
The Pope has sent message 10 the Catholic
Congress in Paris declaring that the members
ought 10 comply with tue mohitlous cohullneu III
the encvclical enJOiuing obedience % constituted
government
The French Cabinet has decided that ". Lou
bel, president Of the Council and Minister OF the
Interior. shall attend as representative OF the
government tho funeral oil NJ very, VINO uieu
from the effects OF injuries he sustained IN me
dynamite explosion az his restaurant In the
boulevard Magenta.
There WAS a riot Yesterday In the town OF Seze-
metz near Pardubitz. Bohemia. Five hundred
workmen ont OF employment, after Nalhly de-
inandine work from the authorities, sacked a
Dpwher Of shops. taking all the money ana
goods they could lay their hands on Mciu0lnG
large quantities OF brandy ana tobhccp n"
riot was quelled by gondarmess, whe arrested the
leaders.
A letter from the Propaganda Eide addressed
10 the American bishops in regard 10 the de-
yelopment OF Arch blshop irefhnds pan IN re-
gard 10 pnrOchial schools MAINTAINS tho decree
Of the Council Of Baltimore ana approves the
that the Propaganda fiie regrets the ATTACKS
mat have been made upon tho archbishop ana
forlids any further adverse discussion.
Tho -. James Gazette. London. commenting
mon Fngland's acceptance Of the invitation OF
tho United states 10 take part In silver confer
enc.. Gays TINT the opponents OF binetallsm
uest not be afraid that the government has
gwen Itself away; that DECISION OF the question
is az far of as ever that the mexican invRtlon'
however, l. decidedly OppOrt0ue, as Lancashire
t. at present most keenly Interested IN the ques-
ton OF bmetalsin.
> court Of appeals has confirmed the comp 70
mise arran cement arrived at between nra. Far-
nell. the widow Of Charles Stewart Pnrnell, as
solc heir Of her aunt, the late Anna Maria WOOL
ana Mr. Charles Page Wood and General Sir
Henry EVELYN Wood. The amount OF property
Invoked IN cl4O,OO0. IL n understood tna'
The basis " settlement was the division
int0tyO elunl parts Of the property lett 10y MIS-
Wool between Mrs Parnell and her tive
trthors. the defendants. Under the resettle'
Inent of Mrs. Parnell's property enected eltei
ne rrocecdings in the divorce suit OF " shea
ana parnell,n the lfe-interest IN MIS-. fafheh
share was 10 be equally ulvided between hc' aio
1ertain O'Shea A question afterwards arose
A. 10 Justice Jcunos power 10 approve OF th'
co,nDromise so as 20 make 10 binding on the IN
fant chiiireu u Captain and Mrs Onhea. NJ
auncal was taken on this point, ana the decision
ntoye referred 10 IS that Justice Jeune hal INT
power 10 accept tho compromise and admu In
will 10 probate.
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Southern Trip of the Burgesses' Corps
r.thsny Journal, MAY 10th.l

Az last nights meeting of the Burgesses'
Germs the proposed trip TO the South on
the OCCASION OF the corps anniversary
which occurs on October Sth, was formally
decided upon. The corps Will leave TINS
city Sunday evening. October 9Th, at D
o'clock, by a special train, which Is
10 arrive in Richmond Monday: There
the corps Will spend one day. and
then il will proceed to Gettysburg. After
a visit has been paid 10 the historical bat
tle-feld the corps will 60 to Philadelphia;
wnere il will be received and entertained
nv the State Fencibles. II has not yet
been decided whether the trip will be ex-
tended 80 as to take IN Old Point Comfort
and Washington. New York viii be
reached IN time TO participate IN the
parade on the occasion Of the celebration
of the discovery OF America.
Letters have been received IRON mill
,arv organizations in every city that VIII
be visited requesting the corps TO be their
cuests. Drills will be begun at once, and
when the corps leaves this city II Will go
as the best armed, equipped. and drilled
military organization IN TINS section. Much
onthusiasm was shown by the members
over the trip. and there 10 no doubt that
tbe citizens of Albany will feel proud OF
the old corps when 1t leaves this city on
what will undoubtedly be q memorable
trim
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MAO FROM AN ELECTRIC SHOCK.
A Lightning shock Through Telephone
Circuit Makes a .an Eaving Mad.


james Grant, o lineman for the Chicago
Telephone Company. Is the victim OF an
electric shock, bv reason of which no hes,
strapped hand and foot TO bed III the de
teut,on hospital. shreking and straining
madiy at his bonds. In his raylngs DO call )
To the central Office, waiting IN his wiz
iancies for az answer.
suddenly and without warning Grant 8
great calamity fell upon him. For several
DAYS past there have been slight electric
storms over the city. and on Monday last
Grant, who lived with his family at Lake
s,reet and Craw ord avenue, was talking
through the telephone at the branch oihce
nctoss the street. With Others he had
been engaged IN repairing various
lines in the neighborhood. and had
entered the Office for the pur-
pose OF testing them. He was standing at
the instrument. with the receiver 10 ms
ear. when d binding fash OF lightning
filed the room with IFS weird hgnt. Al
most instantly Grant threw up his hands
and without cry fell heavily to the floor
There were several spectators IN the room.
and as soon as they recovered from The
shock sufficiently they raised the uncOn-
sclous man from the tloor and carried HIM
across the street 10 his home.
For several hours he was unconscious,
while several physicians worked over nan.
ms eyes was the unmeaning blank OF mad
less and IN las mouth sbrleking. bah
bling speech. Friends approached him.
but be fought them back. screaming and
biting AZ them. In his moments OF semi
quiet be listened with his hand at his ear
and called ENORMOUSLY:
Hcllol Hello"
Then he babOled Of tangled wires and
expostuiated with the central Office, only
10 break out again IN Lis savage rawlings.
After several attempts 20 strike those at
bis bedside II was thought advisable TO tie
him. Grant IL powerful man, "a years Of
age. aud Il required the combined strength
OF four men 20 secure him.
thus from Monday night until Yesterday
morning he lay IN his own home. made ,
ledlem by his taucied troubles From hi,
fretiui impatlence at delay he grew int,
trenzies winch made u difficult 10 RESTRAIN
him. YESTERDAY morning be was though
unmanagabie NJ his home. and. with tn
assistance al i've strong men. he was re
moved 10 the detention hospital. Fly
more were required TO strap him down
and he lies IN the hospital, mad from
shock OF electricity.
The case is pulling one to physician,
ana, 30 Tar as known. is without prect
dent.
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FROM BEYOND SEAS.
ENeLANp's DECISION AS TO elMErAL'
LISM eRlGhTENs SILVER.
Ford Rcsebcrry's Reasons for Rs-Enter'
tna roiitics--Ravachoi Removed 20 50.
Etiennc-Other Foreign Notes.
fBy Anslo-Amcrican cable TO the pi.pa,ch.l

tBy Anslo-Amcrican cable 10 tho pispatch.l
LONDON. May 12.--The decision of the
government to join the currency confer
ence has caused'a demand for rupee paper,
which closed to-day in tho street at ono
quarter advance. Other silver securities
we're also bought.
Mr., Goschen, Chancellor OF the Exche-
qucr, IN the House of Commons tonight
moved the appointment of a select CON-
mittee to consider the financial relations
OF the three kingdoms composing tho
United Kingdom.
WALES NOT AUTONOMOUS.
subsequently,. in replying to a proposal
for the amendment of his motion. Mr. Go
tchen said the government declined to treat
Wales as separate entity.
Ro>s berry Explains.
EpINBrRoB. MAY 12.-In a speech which
be delivered here tonight Lord Rose
berry declared that he had re-entered
political life iii order TO dispel rumors that
bis silence was due to a want OF LOYALTY TO
MIR. Gladstone or the Gladstoneau policy.
hs,achoi Removed.
PABIs. Nav r. -Ravachol. the convicted
Anarchist, was to-day taken quietly from.
prison here and removed to st. Etienpe.
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PRISON AND HARD LABOR.
A Member Of the British Aristocracy Pan
ished for Crime.

10y Anglo-American cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON. ESo.. May l2.-Quito sensation
was caused this morning when II became
known that the Hon. Patrick Grevile-Nu-
gent. brother Of Lord GrevlDe, indicted
Tor having assaulted Mss harion >. Price ia
compartment OF a railwav-car inge. had pleaded
guilty In tho North London Sessions OF common
assault The accused had repeatedly insisted
that the case was one OF attempted olhckmai,
and his plea when he was Grraigned was great
surprise 20 his friends. The prisoner w8s sem
fenced 20 six months imprisonment at hard
labor.
Hon. Patrick Greville-Nugent, who Is 40 years
old, resides at q5 Eaton Torrance, Eaton square.
He is deputy lieutenant aud magistrate of
County Mestmeath. ireland, and held hlgh
fOcial position. Tue assault was committed on
q train on the London, Brighton and South Coast
railway on the night Of April sth. The prisoner
pleaded in extenustion of his offence that he
was drunk at tho time. He acknowledged that
he had misconducted himself, but denied ihai
re had foloniously assaulted Miss frlce.
Tho court agreed TO accept DIS pea
Of guilty after counsel for the prose
cutrix had agreed that the charge
Of felonious assault should not be pressed, ana
had stated that they would be satisfied with sen
tencs of common assault The Judge directed
the jury t. acquit the prisoner OF the charge OF
tslonious assault. and then sentenced him, as
above stated. TO six months imprisonment al
hard labor. on his plea Of guilty OF common as
sanlt. The prisoner was most carefully dressed
and received the sentence calmly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Annther Anarchi,t Outrage.

Try Anglo-Amoricsn cable 10 the Dispafch.l
Bupi- PrsTH. HUNGARY, Nav Pan explo-
sion under "a street-car IN Andrassy street,
one OF the fashionable thoroughfares, caused Il
tremendous sensation to-day and developed dy-
Mantle plot. Seven unexpected dynamite car
,rliges were found arranged along the trhck, inc
,nten,ion being that OF the range OF the carwhee ell
shonld explode ihom. They had become DIE
placed, however. ana only one exploded. mat
one wrecked the car, but nobody was kilied or
badly hurG No doubt is entertained that the
Anarchists are responsible for The job.
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paris letter to London Telegraph.

MurdeIers aud cut-purses from the dan.
gerous districts about the Pantheon and
Pere Lachaise have been known To com.
pose and sing grimly- humorous ballads m
honor Of the guillotine when in Their
cups. These people will hardly, how
ever, go 30 far Us TO celebrate the hum
drsdth anniversary OF the first execution IN
Paris by the instrument OF decaptstion
which the Constituante" adopted on
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WE FIT
THEM ALL.

our Clothes are finer. better made, and better
fitting than IRE usually found in the average
ready-made clothing stock.
The materials, the trimmings, the style, the
make, tho finish that are necessary in the make
up of fine custom garments are 10 be- found In
our Ready-Made Ones There is nothing new in
Foreign or Domestic WoCllens that is not repre-
sented in our line. Rich CheviOts, Attractive
Bannockburus, Geutoel Worsteds, and Fine Cas-
eimcres In plain and fancy effects, checks
stripes, plaids, and silk mixtures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

Unless the demands OF the Chlcago rom
workers are conceded tho Building lrades
Council Of the city will tonight be asked TO de-
clare o general strike Of oil workmen al me
Wold's-Fair grounds. Whether the council VIII
accede 10 the request remains 70 De seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
AND THE FIT!

We'll, we've gotten that thing down 70 SCI
ence-we have made special provisions for men
who on account Of their odd shapes arc unable To
find Ready-Made Clothes to nj them.
The short and stout the lean and tall, the ex-
ira large, can,hnd plenty Clothes to nj them
HIKE. Suits a. large as size 52-iust think OF II.
Where else can you And EN-? Take In conside-
ration what you save 10y buying them from US.
our sI5 tos25 SUITS are az good as your tailor
Will make you for double the money.
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RAILROAD iINF>.
N : : :: VI Halak:sssiaIaRR


.~c-azzn0
sCHEDULElN SELECT DECEMBrh 90. i53,
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYkD-STREEr STATION
9'O0 a. NJ Daily-kicnmOnd AMI Norfolk
through Express-Arriyo Norfolk
1888 A. N. stops Ons AZ Peters
burg. Wayeriy. and o.dolk-
1905 A. u DAILY, Tor hOaAOEe, Radfori, fi-
laski. and Bristol also connects ~
Radiord for Bluenei and fOca
hOntas- farlOr-car Petersburg 20
Roanoke an: Pullman sleeper
Roanoke 10 Memphis VA Knox
yille and Chattanooga.
12:4c p. II. Daily for Lynchurg, Roanoke anf
intermediate stations. No connection
beyond Roanoke.
5;45P. NJ. Daily. Ars1yo Norfclk 0;20 z. Nj
1l:3O Z 4. Daily for Roanoke RadIOr0
Pulaski. and Bristol. also for
Baohed, PocaholLlS Elahorn
and Stations Cline n-valley division,
Also for Louisville AMI stations
Louisville ami Nashville railroad
wa Norton.
PULL aAS PALACE SLEEPER
potween RICHMOND snt LYNCH
BURG ready sor Occupancy AZ y
T.. also pullman sleeper Pe.ors-
Dnn, 10 Louisville esg Aorton AMI
Roanoke % Mon2nb and New
oleans rmAnoxSilie ami Vaa'ti-
nooga.
Trains arrive RICHMOND ironi Lyachburs and
tho " cot daily l;4t A, NJ, l'tV 4. ~, qua 80
pm. from Norfolk ani tao E@ss, ll;io A. NJ.
an g,, y, bacrago-chccxs. AMI all Information
- 10 obtaii.od at Richmond hai Petersburg
r,,iroad depo,, A. W. ~arbeIs, JOt lein st:seL.
aud al tho company sonice 300 sass HAN -.fssS
Passenger AGENT
W. h BEvfi.L.
General Passenger Agent
| 0sasesl ONCE Roanoke Va ass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

WAN TED, THIS WEEK. 81
w COOKS. MAIDS, MUSES., nOSILERs,
WALTERS, MIXERS, and fAkM-uANDS, ior
northern cities ami country tOAL-MlNtltN,
,hts civ and state MARLIN 4 CO.,
my INV ,FaSu3t' 2l3 north SlAth slIotL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

D1CHMOND AND I'''.---
II Raj RN't
scHEDULE * Ett1,r t..i
TRAINS LEAVE RlCHNl''
3.2O A N. SOUTHERN tAf.
inutl, August 10
Iorur.t- "a, a. rrFr-. II.
aul falrisn lf @t.-
err Narth carr.
taka sleeper "a.
sioaDrr. from ntli.
S.OoP. FAST MAIL aa 'ff
gusta, snl plIl'f
hEAsNILl.r Co. h.. 80
fort uruIem b
Raleigh tAh
frlur kiruW.Uf
Thr0ugn -ieeue7s
So4tn. Ma.r. lH
bury Tor Asf0f
Csroiga ttt' We
AND 'NOIl as
VrLFTTNI s.l.t
Danyil's ~ $3.50 a
s;OOP.M. LOCAL daily, 'A q
Amelia Courthouse A''
points .Nl
TRAINS ARRIVE AT EiCaA.
7:lo An From Atlanta anl AIS .'.-
S S:9S A. N. From Amena coana-
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Y0RK-RlYER LINE. VA "A'''
THR PAyoRIrE ROUTE No''-
49,. ,,rrtrrkgnN .I

TEAIN So. Io al0 f. ..-n'
local EMPRESS. d.Iys th s
stors al ali stations Az L's.'f 80
with stage foe MasertQA
steamer 81 West Point
TRAIN No l6. f.i1 D. Dbl %,
BALTIMORE LIMITED, dsIl. ~. d, ~
40 Nest Poiat conne,ling .. r.. .
sts,mers FOR BALTIMORE A. SAY ..,l &
soon..', ygitn Baltimore ana %.
Wssh,nyron. FhlladeiphiN aui -. .... o. -
STEAMERS !cayo Baltimore a. ~ -
Sur0ay. ,,..,...,rt ..tl 3
lO;I0 A. II. .,.au
LOCAL MIXED, dsily czcep' i. -
Twonty-third stree. .oe Wes, iVi'' asa
d' S,sk p s,IoIiIes a. station TOO, Q. Y ,
open 5 a. u. ;odr. NJ sni Kan
A. 81. ~, - Man atro.-
sol. HAAS, -, p,.s,uss. 49,
W. 4. ll.A, .,.-.,f. A ~
49,, General Passenger Asena SA-
". "A. GREEN. Genorsi hants's
4. BExxSlsr, Super.nsenisH~
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SOMETHING CAPTIVATING IN FURNITURE
There never was time when a little money
,,onid 90 anything like as far in Furniture as ~
will now; there never was TINE Tnvn '1 wc
dollars would buy such suit OF fnrnlerH -
hv n good deal. What we want to impress nor ns,
,'Ssrt'cDlarly on your mind Is this: these suns
are not only wonderfully handsome 10 aesi isn;
Luz ,hev're built 10 endure. and they are maze
Tor service az well rs Tor show. As an lnluce,
,oi 20 quick purchasers We are Offering great
bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
WANTS

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, MEN
w AND WOMEN not airald oi WORK oI 70
renresent US. A good opening. eau at 9II
east Marshall street for j. ". non between
the hours of 9 ana II Friday and SATURDAY;
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NO EXCHANGE.

We have the largeststock Of TRUNKS,
SATCHELS, and BAGS ever shown IN
Richmond, and cheaper than factory
prices. We have more Trunks and
BAGS than all the dealers in the city
combined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

NIRLS WANTED-EXPkRlENCED
" CHEROOT-ROLLERSa and BU NCh-BkhAh
nnce GRIGG. HULL 4 CO.,
IL Governor street,
49,. - - VIRGINIA Cauital ChcrOOt-fa factory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

w 20 do our new work for us at home; 20 TO
IS per week easily made; no painting anu can
vas.ing. Send seli-addressed envelope.
FCHO MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
my JC-6t' Liberty Square, Boston, Mass.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
>.~-- .-,..,. 49,. '-~,-,- :,
VNATER-GROUND MEAL, SIC. 2
CUMMEE BOARDERS WANTED AT


- AVON, Nelson county, Va, situated three
miles from Alton depot, Chesapeake and ONO
railway For information address Mrs W, care
Of po.tmasfer. Avon, Va. my 1897