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The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09
8 iERlFF SALE.
Twelfth judicial District Court. Parrish Of
Graut. Louisiana. No. 599.
is. West. Jr.. vs. G. W. Taylor.
8 iERlFF SALE.

By virtue Of and TO satisfy writ OF q.
"a. ixsucd and 10 ME directed In the above
numbered and Untitled suit, have seis' d
and will offer for sale, at public sucio". in
front Of he curt house door. in the town
IF Colfax, La, between the hours pre-
scsibed BY law. ON
SATURDAY, January 9, 1882.
The following dcscribod property, seizcd
a. the property { tie defendant. to-wst:
lsO sc,cs Of an moe or lesS. being the
vert half Of The u Invest qua,ter, and the
southrsst quarter of tho q uthwe-t quarter
of s-ction ~. aud the northeast quarter q
the northwest qHarter OF section %: sno
that part of the northeast corncr OF the
east half oi the southeast quarter Of stc.
ton y lying ems3 Of Nantachie bayou. al
in township north. range vert.
Terms of Sale Cash. with the bencns o.
| aupraisemeus. G. d. KEMP,
Sheriff Of Grant Parish.
| Colfax. La. Dee. & ls0l.
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Notice or Final Proof.
LAND OYr1cE AT NV ORLEANS. La.
December g. 1891.

December y. lovi
Notice Is hereby given that the fellow :
ing na,ned eifier hrs filed notice OF his
;.,i-.,,o, to make fnal proof in support
of his clam and thar said proof Si'i be
made before the judge. or clerk Of the dis
trirt rcnr,. at Colfax La. on Monday,
January Is, 1892, viz:
Matthew II. Andrews.
WHO madr han,esfead entry. M. 13,44l. Tor
the mfth I cf northwest quarter, section
6 town-lip north. rargs east, Louis
lana meridian
He na,nss the following witnesses to
urove his continn, us " idence npOn. and
cnltiva,i,n # said lsnd viz: William ?,
Walker. ! NJ. Arlington Dick Willett and
w. l. Johnson, III If Grant parish. La
CHAS. C PALFREY.
isegister.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

We learn that it is likely the Union
e.ore in Colfax will be moved into the
hiila and Mr. o. G. Watson will have
charge Of the business. Mr.. H. Easter
crook will be found at the store OF Mr.
G. n. Teal after next Monday, where ne
vii, be pleased to meet his many friends.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

A remedy Iies within reach Of evry
one in &C. Z. c. Certain C"nsii 'nre.
the great specific f"s Coughs. Co'"s
aud all. Throat aud Lnng diseases.
Sold hY s. VI. i.acralx.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

I'm the Ocala Demand this week will be
found set Of resolutions headed, Nc
Emery Voters, Parish OF Grant, Please
Take Notice. It is most appropriate
heading, as it would be altogether ous oi
place to make any such address to the
Democratic voters of Grant parish.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

J. w. Yates, Tullahoma. Tenn.'
writes: at do.s me good tn praise.
Botanic Blood Balm. 1t cnrtd me "i
an abscess of the lungs and asthma
that troubled me two years ana that
other remedies tailed to lrnefit.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09
Fashionable Millinery.
Mrs. G. E. Charleville
mover fnrusrxNA
BOYCE, LOUISIANA,

Having been engaged specially With
Millinery business for some time respect
fnlly snlicits patronage from the ladies of
Grant parish. Send her your orders tot
anything in the millinery line.
NIL rake PLEASURE IN buying. httinC and
eelecsine al ARTICLES of drsw gOof1s and
fancy fus nisbings for ladies.
Satisfaction guaranteed. ~ NV
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

Editor Traylor admits ne was wrong I'D
Going into the Third Party movement 40
everybody knows he is doubly wrong !"
he expects to lead or inveisle the farmers
into snpporting the lottery.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

The fight is lottery or no lottery. Gel
tlemen may cry. peace! peacei but there
is no peace. The people OF Louisiana in
tend to defeat tue lotters, and they will
crush il i. they have TO Tide over all the
ex-governols and so-csiled Democrats In
the State to do ~.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

Sleep does not always visit those
racked with a. congh unless ',.e e.s"s
remedy &C. c. c. Certain cough o.'r
Is taken and the cough curec "
hy s. NJ. Lacroix.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

MARRfzD.-On Dec. 81. 1881. Mr. .. W. H'.As..
der. the popular insurance assnt. was "a'l,e1 , :.
M;ss Cora Luckett. daughter OF DR.. n. ~ nu0A
oft. at TIE residence of the brides is'he''
Royce Rapides parish La.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

Don't use bister and nnuse"ns mix
,u,es when you can get SO. {. 4. Ger,
tain Chill cure" P,rasan' !" 'ans a"''
ruarauteed to enre ciilis ana fe'e''
Sold by S. NJ. L,crnix.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

Has NO Equal and fully cardnted to increase capacity
20 Der cent over any belt feed mill in the United States
The only Saw Mill in existence that will work successfully
with only 4horse power Five sizes made to 5ooO
feet er ay) and feed can varied from l6 to u inches IN.
antlv or anywhere between the points mentioned, and
that without sawyer changing his position, even removing
his hand from the feed lever.
Send for large illustrated catalogue of Saw Mills Corn and
Flour Mills Turbine Water Wheels Mill Gearing Etc
fsy-The DeLoach champion Saw Mill Dog has no equal
worth S75 and costs nothing with DeLoach Mill
sras0 DELOACH MILL MFG CO.,
36l to 373 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga
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Notice.

CoIFAx. La, December 81. 1891.
During my temporary absence ON the
Stat Mr.. Robt. z. Hnrter, of Alexandria,
La. has my power Qf attorney.
CoRA Il. rURvIs CALHOUN.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

wr. Andrew Thorpe and Sheriff 6. =. hemp
,,sr, 10 Nsx Orleans on business last suraay'
and the latter expects TO settle with the Au'''''
hsfore hs returns home.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09
Loo, Al. BOTS.

We are sorry to lears' OF tne "'a.a - a. -,
Kate, daushter of Mr. Henry Srsn'' VIZ N
poses. Dee a. 1891, aged nearly ten yeai''
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09
SMITH & HICKMAN

viii keep cs,aatantiysrn band u guod ~
so tmcmt Il Kansas and Missouri work
HORSES. Any o.se wishing to piirrlla>e
Good Animsl will miss bargain by fail
ing to call on them. they prcPlse tc
>elI Cheaper than any one eise Their
Horses are Aes.t im q ~ Past1rss botif IA
Grnnt aud Rapidss parishes.
Well appoi' ted Sales stable in Boyce
aud Horses and meil tn show thcn
Fer any Information address
HEMAN SIiT "
iv2O I'ry--.. In.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Twelfth Judicial District Ceal'. Parish OF
Grant, Louisiarn. = Sn 50,

I. s. wost Jr., va. Lewis Satess
By virtue Of and {" sati-f', wrii of Il.
n jss,l d si.d tc me di:-ctrs, IN the :sb"ye
numbered and entitled snis ! hav, 'zsd
ard will offer tor sale 10 fr nj If tee nst
hons~ door, in The town Of toii'x. ~, be-
tween the hcurs rresc'ib d n> law. o.
SATURDAY, Jaru>ry 0, 1872.
The following drscribesl propc'ts > 'zei as
the property OF tl.r defendant. t"-wi':
The east halt Of the n"sthea.t q arfer
Of Sctinn 6. township north, range =
west. confirming 81 acres. n"r'' r less.
Terms Of sal. - Cash. With s'ss hnt fit
of anny,.ixerent. G u. KEMP.
Sheriff OF Grant paaish.
CoIfnx, La. Dec 3, 1891
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Total for distribution. -. Sl675 9

Part of these funds were reported at
the Obtober meeting of the board, and
distribution has been delayed until the
parish superintendent completes cor.
rect ennmerdtio6 Of the ciniofen y eaeh
a;str;c, The enumeration will be tin
ished 10 few days. and the distribution
by districts will be published.
The claim Of q. G. Richards, OF IS. for
holding an election to sell 10th secfion'
was rejected, for the reason that the SAFE
was re. used by the voters.
Ms y + TORY. teacher iU district 10
WAS allowed SIS 80, pay for l. days, the
time for which she made the datiy aver
age attendance required ny law.
Applications for schools end contracts
were referred to the parish superintsnd'
ent and local directors. =, ~
first Saturday IN April, 1877.
II. G.. GooDwYN, President.
". l.. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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school Board Proceedings.

CoLrAx, LA, Jan. z.}ct|
The school board OF Grant parlsl met
th.s dsy in regular stated mee'ings WIN :,
the following members present -. ~ "
s;ooda IN, president, q. ID. hickman WI
jsv Walker, Z. G. Richards, N. NaSen''
III HYDE, ". Prestrldse, j. a. fietcnef'
ana ". L. Ricaar,ison, secretary.
The minutes Of the OCTOBER meeuas
we're read aud approved.
The parish treasurer reported tne 1ol-
.,o,v;no funds on hand. aud not yet DIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

Some years ago an English engineer, now
prominent in the official management OF
one of our great railroads, was supern-
tending the construction of a new road IN
Pennsylvania. After supper one evening
he strOled into the "settin room" of the
country tavern. where some twenty men
were seated around the stove, smoking and
chatting.
A REGULAR down east Yankee was ok
p0unding the remarkable strength of the
arch it's use and application IN mechanics,
and illustrating his remarks by paving a
half bushel measure
you amt no idee," said he chow
strong the arch is, if We set it right-if We
know how. Now there's the egg; nothin's
got prettier arch than the egg, and il
you set it right it's mighty strong. Why,
| kin set an egg on this floor in such shape
that We can't break it with this half bushel
measure
4 general murmur Of sneering disbelief
ran around the room, but the Yankee was
game.
IL said kin, and ! kin. and I'll bet the
drinks for the crowd ON H."
The engineer hated "a Yankee, and though
reserved man, he couldno permit "A Van
kee TO bluff a whole party with such an
arrogant and preposterous statement, 30
he quietly said:
81 will take chat bet"
An egg Was brought IN from the kitchen
and handed To the Yankee. He took it
and stood it upon the floor in the corner Of
the room, where the measure couldn't
reach
The engineer did not even attempt TO i'll
a square corner with round measure but
paid for the drinks and retired, sadder and
wiser. Casters Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

There's at least one lawyerin Detroit who
has his doubts about the Immortality Of
human affairs, and he is serious mau
with a wife. Ii is his custom 10 put on
his Office door, when he is going out tenn
porarily, notices somewhat of this charac-
ter;
Gone 20 lunch. back in half an hour"
"GOne 10 court; back in three hours"
"Cone out TO see a man. back in ten min.
utes'
And 50 on, as the circumstances may re-
quirc, and as he Is a prompt man, callers
are generally successful i'm waiting for him.
One day last week a caller found this on
his door,
Gone shopping with my wife; back the
Lord only knows When.'
The caller being married man himself
didn't wait; neither did fonr ladies who
called in a body for they were going shop
ping themselves Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

Frank Daniels. the comedian, Contr1ves
10 enjoy life as it passes, and one Of his
sources Of endowment j. that fund Of unctu-
Gus humor which be possesses. Not long
AGO he was i'm Providence, and while at
breakfast in the hotel one morning he was
ANNOYED by the attentions Of coiored
waiter who sought assiduOusly TO scrape
acquaintance with him. This negro, az
good natured creature as ever carried "A
trav. made himself painfully busy about
the table, rcarranging the dishes, brush
ing away crumbs and doing this thing and
everything that could possibly serve as an
excuse for his presence.
.1Souse me- boss" said he, but hain't
! seen yo' afore-seen yo' IN New York,
hain't IW
'No." answered Mr.. Daniels shortly, 81
have never been in New York.
A pause, during which the negro indus
tri0usly reaIranged the dishes on the table,
was broken finally by the Negroes remark
Inc, DAT SUPP Uses me; rs shuah-yes, sab,
rs almos' willin to swar | seen yo' bout
free mont's ago on der corner Of Broadway
an Twenty third street"
"No," repeated Mr. Daniels, u hav.
never been in New York in all my life"
"'Scuse me, boss" asked the negro, after
smother pause but would 20 min tell
me wot yo' Profession isi'
II have no objection whatever, answer
Mr. Daniels, 81 am peripatetic Thespian.'
This knocked the negro SPECIFICS toi
some time. but he continued 10 busy him
self rearranging the glassware and crock.
cry. Finally he abandoned all further pur-
suit with a sigh Boss" said he, IN tone
of hopeless resignation. boss, yo' done got
me that time, shuahW-Eggene Field ID
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

He was 90 per cent. mouth and the odds
and ends of bis face that weren't mouth
were freckles.
lie got into line at a stamp window on
the Broadway side of the postoiiice, and
his wife waited near and kept one eye on
him and both on an imitation leather va
lise.
Gimme one postal card, be said, when
the window was at length reached.
"What sizeyn inquired the man inside.
"Hey?"
"What size, say; there are three
kinds"
Gosh, you don't say All Of 'em cost a
cent?"
eyes"
Gimme the one thatl go to Delaware
county"
'"rhey all will " said the stamp seller i'm
patiently; three sizes-big, little and me-
dium-which'n you hayey Shake it mp, -
he added, as the liue began to grow rest
less
The applicant for one postal hesitated a
moment, and then dropped out Of the pro
cession, and went over TO his wife.
"Looweesa, The says, there's three sizes,
big, little aud nahum"
"Well. which did you buyw
"Nothin yet; thought I'd consult you
first, but seem we're only goin TO say well
git there Wensdy, reckon I'll buy the
littlest"
NOW if that amt just like you, you
good for nothn man, she snapped con
temptuously; you've took the littlest' all
yer life, and if it hadn't been for me you'd
'er dried up and blowed away years ago.
The writin don't matter its principle. Try
and be "A man, even if you amt, you
little cuss Git on TO that line, and
he says 'wottle you have you plank
yer cent and say: gimme the biggest.
Hear meT-New York Tribune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
NOTES OF MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

II Is unlikely that Henry T. Dixey will
continue his work in high comedy next
season. Manager John Stetsou, OF Boston,
has offered 10 put him at the head OF a
comic opera company. IL is said and an
other manager has proposed 20 send him
out in burlcsquc again ut a phenomenal
salary. Eighteen years ago Dixcy went on
the stage as tho fore legs of n canvas
heifer.
Judith Berolde has become Alexander
Salvini's leading woman. Salvini, although
handicapped at first by comparisons wslh
his famous father, Is now acknowledged %
be Americas best romantic actor. lie has
completely overcome the strong Italian
accent which married his early acting in
English. Miss Berolde is a Jewess. and in
three years on the stage has shown ability
I'm highly dramatic roles which quickly
placed her among the more talented
American actresses: but it IA probable
that she will not appear upon the stage
after this season. Arrangements had been
made 70 star her next winter, but she has
Cancelled them.
Three new theatcrs will DO opened IN
New York before the lst Of next January
and plans have been made for three more.
A. Z. Dunlop, the editor Of Dunlop's
Stage News, is one Of the most accom-
plished Of living linguists. He has made
an especial study OF the old Latin Ian
guages and reads the ancient spanish
black letter with ease This has enabled
him touske n careful study Of the life Of
Cbristopber Columbus He has prepared
several magazine articles on the career OF
the famous Genocse, which VIII be pup
Nshed during the Worlds fair. Mr.. Dun
lop is on the unpopular side. lie does not
admire Columbus
The early part Of next season will be
almost completely devoid OF stage novel
ties. Presidential election year IS always
a hard one for theatrical managers.
Alexander Comstock has never seen his
sister Nannette upon the stage.
Lillian Russell has had more than 300
photographs taken.
Marie Jansen says, "The life Of an actress
isa pleasant one il she IS successful and ~
per cent. stronger than an OK"
ARRANGEMENTS are being made with
several well known male opera singers to
lead political choruses in the coming presi
Dental campaign.
40 Sleep" Tepnyson's lullaby, which
he afterward incorporated in The For
esters." has been set 70 new music by Eu-
genie Marie Henry.
Richard Mo'e 1eld now travels in pri-
vate railroad 10
Mrs. Langiry will not visit this country
this fall, but will remain in England. 1t
is more than probable that she may sup
port Charles Windham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
BY Chewing 4 Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneor- and Brokers,
SO. north Tenth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF NORTH
1 SEVENTEENTH STREET STORE
PROPERTY.

Ey virtue o. q certain deed oil trust. dated
lifh day OF November. 1885,, aud OF record 10 ihe
clerks Office of ldcnmond thancery Court n
deed look i89 g.. page lb5. default having been
made 300 the payment Of the deDi therein -e-
cured. and being required so tO DO by Che bene-
hciary. so will sell by auction upon the PREM
lsgs on
FRIDAY. rHE LrH DAY OH MAY l-92.
az y O'Clock D., that certain lot or parcel Of
l.n1. with brick tenement thereon lying and
being in the citi u Richmond. Va. on Tie east
side o. Seventeenth street between Walnut
alley and Franklin street fronting on Seven
teenth street ls feel lO inches. and running
back between parallel lines ts foot and inches
90 an all-y ln common win all the rights and
privileges unto the sait lot lu aus manner
appertalnlng especially the right of using tho
alley iost inches Nido Oh tho north side If
the said Ion and tenement The location 81 this
property. together with The facf OF It's always
being tenautdd, llsflhes MS 100 saving on cannot
20 amiss bY buying here. Hence We invite tine
attendance OF an interested iu adding 90 their
possessions 90 he with as al the hour of sale
lEHNs Bi consent viii DO one third in "a b,
the residue iu SIX and twelve months. secuted
by deed OF trust, or all cash ri the option OF
the purchaser. 4. j. CHEWING
EDWARD S. LOSE.
myl0-td Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

I ST-BETWEEN 1915 ROSS AND TIE
l. corner of Governor ani ffaukiiu streets. a
LADIES WATCH CHAIN. with thfes charms
a lock, chestnut and glove buttoner. set with
Hot SpriuEs diamonds Return TO no, Eoss
street and receive reward my2i-2t
SIRAYFp OR sT0l EN FROM BROWNS
y Tavern, near Virginia fair Grounds. on FRI
DAY night. The 18Th q DANh-fAl STALLION
three years old. with one nhi'o spot on Jack sad-
de mark. leen condition and not finished she'd
ding. Will gs} hbaral reward for hi, return or
Information as 10 where he d.
nJyl.-Gt ChlAH BOSWELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

Judge What value do you put on the
boots that were stolen from your
Witnoss-l0u see, my lord, they cost me
eight marks when new, then | had them
soled twice which came TO three marks
each time-total, fourteen marks. --hnch
zum 1odtlachen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
BY Chewing " Rose
Real Estate Agents, Aucti0neer- and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
NORTH TWENTY-NINrH STREET STORE
y PROPERTY WITH DNELL-
ING ABOVE.


At the request OF the owner We viii sell by
auction upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. THE e6In DAY or MAY, lsa3.
al O'Clock J.. NJ. that well located real
cs'zfe mum erei eos north lWenty-nlnta stree.
The lot has trOut of -9XlN iDet ihe
improvements consist OF "a sulstannal- con-
sfructed house vifh ample SO ra-rOum ll.ow
There rs also good stable upon Doe rear OF fhe
o. This can be- made good Nu>lue.. stand.
The owner non resident. expects % ell so o.
Naigaln cAl he expected. $50 wan you Io ne ou
hand and ut TO- Tie prize.
IEKMs. Dne-iOurih ln CA %, the residue az
slx twelve and eighteen months secured Boy
deed OF trust. CHEN NM tDNk.
myigld AucuOneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

An old hunter and frontiersman named
George Darling, reports the discovery Of a
long abandoned village in Mexico Several
brick buildings still remain, and the sur
roGndings show it must at one time have
been large town. The ruins are situated
west Of the ancient city Of Temoseche, in
the midst of the Sierra Madre mountains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

Al request Of the owner we VIII offer Tor sale
by public auction. on the premises
THURSDAY. MAY e6 isy2
t5.90P. NJ, the alove-described property. slt.
uated I'm the line Of the citys best growth and
on the most popular drive.
For homo more desirable location could
not be desired: beng near the Electric street
Car Line and now within tine city limits the lO-
cation affords every advantage and convent
ence o. a moro costly home.
We viii be z al % show the property az any
time and furnish any desired information.
TERMS: Yery easy. sud announced AT the sale.
BOSWELL a. HARhAN.
my2l-td sn0rth Tenth Street city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

By N. w Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE LOT
1853 4-12x13O FEET,
AT NORTHWEST CORNER OF BYRD AND
SIXTH STREETS, AT AUCTION
I will sell by auction, on tho premises, on


TUESDAY. JuSE = 1899.
a f o'clock =. NJ, that TRULY VALUABLE
AND MOST DESIRABLE VACANT LOT above
referred 20. fronting 63 feet four inches on the
west side Of Sixth street; running Dack loD lee''
and bounded on the south by Byrd street .,..
This i one OF the few LARGE VACANT LOIS
in the heart OF the city, and it IS admirably
ndapted for factory or warehouse uses, a. IL IS
NOD only centrat in location. but, being on the
James river division of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. II is almost certain that SPUR
track can be gotten into tho lot.
Tins Is rare opportunity Tor securing mi MI
doubtless prove a speculation 70 the fortunate
buyer a. large lots are rapidly beng absorbed
and the steady demand for them - aifeany
causing an appreciate increase IN their rental
and fee simple values.
Terms: third cash. and balance on seye-
raj years credit. with interest semi annually
y. W. BOWIE, Auctioneer
uly2i-sa&sutteOdtds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAyORTTE ROUTE TO baltimore
PHlLADELPHIA AND NEW lORL
LEAVE RICHMOND.

- TRAIN No. 10. $40 y. NJ
| OCAL EXPRESS. daily, except sun4,,
~ Stops ~ all stations Az Lester Manor s-,
meets with stage for NalkortoD; also come.
With Baltimore steamer at West Point.
TRAIN No. 10. 4.45 i. N.
t(ALllMOkE LIMITED daily, except srl
II DAY. Tor West Point. connecting with f.-.
river steamer for Baltimore AZ aIt.nsr,
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohi0r,+
road for Washington Philadelnhia sul Asr
York. FARE: Richmond 10 Baltimore. So. Ia
Washington 50; TO Philadelphia $50. lsv
York. $50.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORR5p A.
ENOk WEST Joint, daily. except Snnis,
L thence by Richmond aud Danyils siflsi
70 Richmond, arriving az 9:J5 A. VI and u.i
A. w.
TRAIN No. 90 $50 A. NJ
/ OCAL MIXED, daily, except SUNDAY lesvs,
II lwenty-third street station for No,. POM
aud intermediate points.
Ticket Office al station foot of Virginia srsi,
omen 20 A. VI. TO 500 t. NJ, aud irom 3ol
800 A. ~
city ticket Office. g0l Main street
sol. HAAS, JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
". A. TURK
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Charlotte. ~ u
w. r. GREEN, General Manager
4. BERKELEY. superintendent
j. \, POI Is. Passenger AK0nf
yl9 Main street. Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
LEGAL NOrIcEs.
TIE COMMONWEALTH oFymoMlA.
TO TIFF SHERIFF or TIE CITY OF R!CI
-FHFTTfNG.

MOND-tiRKKTfNG:
We command Won as heretofore we have COM
UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY
90 appear ~ the clerk. office 81 our Cifcuit
Cont OF tho civ OF Ei'hmold az ihe COURT
loopl 0i said cuur' lu sad rltl at hules ia be
- W. a. next % ausHer 90 thc action of tha
hlfINDNi. FIRE DFtlChSBlK AND pl-
IOhAC hA lkOAn tohPAAl. OF plea OF
ifespass on Tie case IN assumpsit for sln1i
Damage. ssun. And have then there this writ
witness. ALFRED SHIELD. clerk of our said
court ~ Richmond. tho 9Th day Of MAY 1891
ana ~ the one hundred ana 81 .teenih year of
he Commonwealth.
rs -taam ALL REpsHElLD.