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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Rheumatism

IL emphatically blood disorder caused by
inability OF the kidneys 10 throw OF Ger
tain polsons which accumulate in the tis.
fues about the joints and muscles.
+. r. r.. yert simple. quickly. and sure
ties ~ tho flood. Expsrienes aud sciencs
hQee sndorse p. p. es the only infsllt
- Nd pnne0 inoAa.
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In.
AT THE NORTHEAST C0svrsr-v..
SHALL AND TWEtrI-a.o
sT3EEfs.
l76Xl55 rEr-.
AT AUCTION

BY vlr,ue 81 ths two f-.r.s, s,.. ,.., .
ferred TO VIZ will eel H. al..... - G.. :,
TUEsDAY.MAylfI.,
at > o'clock 2. W.. that HANl>.xf ..,.r,
LAM AZ the nO-fheast c.r.s. . H.r.
IwoutY-third streets, 'FRONT.' F r..- -.-
icel, ard occupying chose a.i ...,.-,.
cation.
This land will hc so'i 'n -... .. -....
privilege - ono az r.fe ..... 49,
unusual opportunity ~ s....r.
OF a place for 0 b.orx 90 ..-.. ..-..
fan 20 prove desirable tr1 r.. ....
1ERNt. One-toufth ratr. ... ...-..
two equal instalmenti Af tl... fs.
Tor notes, With interest affs. a.. .t.
PEN rON lA..,...
II. h. IolLh.
op'r4 a...--.
CARRIyGToS ANn W.. i.l~u.... .....,
ADAMS HENS, ngFzsuss. ........ 80,
COURT or rHE tIN W. nf
I. Charles W. God1G, t .rf ....
tfy that the bond rr!uirelD f... ..-
n saionors by lie f"r-sf I. .l.. ..
10. 1892. has been daily gwen
Given under ny had r tf 90
1893 CuAhLt' " u'...'. .s.
LATHROP AID WIZ, .fNsrr. t...ref
ErT's HgiRs, lCrkSUAN
Court or TIE CRY o.
!. Charles W. Gotiin. Cork NO. .,.'
tify ira, tne bona rr4lir.l
missioners hy ths ferre' 'H 1919 ......
p. 1893. has been iu.y given.
Given under nv hauI -. E tN
! 3a2. OI-I.. t...
my o .t
BY j. Thompsol fr.T1 B ...
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MISS MILE eARVls FOUND DEAD.
Bite selected for tho Roanoke Cotton
lYili-Murdered Infant Mystery.
Special telegram TO tho Dispatch.l


RoLaoxR. VA. May lS.-Miss Mile J.
Garyy, Of uagerstown. Nd, was found
dead 10 bed ms morning no the residence
pt her brOthes-in-law. \. l.. kennsF. she
WIS apparently as we'll as usual last night
Sbaa sne retired to her room, but when
rallied for breakfast did not answer and an
Investigation disclosed the startling fact
that she was dead. Acting Coroner Pole
Aud }>r. IIcs viewed the remains. but a.
Eeatn was due 10 ma ural causes-proba DIV
teart-tgceSe- al inquest was not deemed
nectasars'. Deceased Was 20 years old and
had not been IN good health for some
eoatAs-
SITE SELECTED.
Tho directors OF the Roanoke Cotton
My at meeting to-day accepted the offer
OF six ceres on the land of the Roanoke
Development Company as a sito for the
mid and for homes OF the operatives
Captain J. j.. Henry. OF Greenville. s. c.,
president OF the Cottoa-Mill Company,
and Il. Ia Woodruff, OF New York. arrived
here thts mornwg and after looking at the
severai sizes offered selected the one above
mentioned IL is understood that of tho
$4,000 proposed capital stock Of the com
psnS $4,000 viii 20 subscribed here and
elsewhere aud s15o. 900 bY New York capt.
tsias,s. Those interested in the industry
nov regard 10 as a certainty.
PnoR1BLR cLpg.
Tho coronsrs Jury in the case OF the
dead infant found on the 10Th instant held
p xeSSet eeseioo TO day, at which tha
laycr and President buckner, OF the CITY
OScncIi. wore present. Though nothing
v told 20 reporters, IT Is believed an i'm,
poTaan: clue has been discovered. yh,ch
mss ieSi u the solution OF the mystery.
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BIZ George 8 vsshoa. ~
ksai Es:als Aucaoaeef'

DESIRABLE STOCK, D is AS
UNWILLING ON PINE bS .s,,a Iog 90
100 PaEr no GOOD PAVED ALLsi,'isss IS!
quest OF tho owner, who n non'''
dssGrous q selling. ! VIZ on
THURSDAY. MAI IS, 1888 a.. ,r~
A A o'c,ock p. n. ODER by sucsion, oe w tss
mtsrs, the PROPkkff hocsiei as s.ll tsi-t
house consaass aboot nins rooms y ,sjr resi-
snd In scod seder; rents rva2ihy 49,, sea u
snd shouA attract the attention. o. s .sN,,. X sAs
ss, TSm 80 IN snnascs In value
S~rss Fsss "a snnoun I'd ~ sas,ss n.
us0Ass " AaeilessS
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J. d. seabright, Auc:ionoor.
UCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
MILLFEED, LIQUORS. ToBACCos, STORE
FIXTURES. HORSE, WAGON, ROCKAWAY,
BUGGY, KOAD-CART, HARNESS, &c.

Having determined 10 discontinue tho grocery,
mill-fccd, and liquor business, will sell 10y auc-
ton On
MONDAY. MAY 18TH,
at 1880 4. NJ, at my store, No. 3i3 Louisians
street, rulton. my entire stock ~
GROC ERIRS, NILL~FEED, LlQUOHS,
TOBACCO, nAE-COyN1 ER and Elk IL RES and
REER-PbMP complete,
PLATE OKM and COUNTER SCALES,
. sHOW-CA IS. OlL-TANh aud MEASURES,
| CONBIHATiON-LOCK SAFE, good A. now;
/ VERY FINE CARLOS MARE, stylish and fast ;
1 JUNI-SEAT kOCKAWAY, l SIDt-BAk
"COLUNrDS" BUGGY, l FRAZIER ROAD
GAIT, 1 DIFFERENTIATION and HAIR
Mss.
M the above VEHICLES are In frst-cisss con-
dition ana but little used.
THIS sale deserves tho attention ~ tho trade,
as NIL OF the above goods are OF recent purchase
G frceh. JAMES bAls LII.
W. b. FRAYsER, Salesman. my lO-W, Sa&cu3i
HAV,IN G. DISPOSED OF THE
K i ABOVE STOCK OF GROCERIES, IL
QUOR5. NC, privately. shall proceed 70 soil by
saction az above advortsel, my HORSE, VEIL
Giles, aud HARNESS, &c. -.
my Ia JAMES HARTLEY.
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By j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
Gno. E. Laughtou, Jr., A. p. Montgomery, and
George II. Valentine, salesmenJ
1886 east Man street.
CPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

C,PECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
y TUESDAY, MAY 10TH,
o., 1oM o'clock. OF 2 nov Parlor Suits, some beau
tiful styles. Just received from fattory; 3 new
Bed-Lounges; several new Chamber suits, plain
and marble-top; To- and 3-pioce Suits; new
Walnut-Top Centre-Tables; Baby-Carrriages,
new aud pretty styles; 90 new Wilton, yolvci,
and Moquetie Rugs, 1 large Oak Wardrobe, 2
Standing Desks OAK and walnut, % HassocSs,
several rolls Mating, 10 smyrna Rugs. very
fine Parloe Hooting-stove, splendid assortment
of Table Cutlery 10 be sold in single-sot los, IL
new Oak Wsshstsnds. Other goods VIII be
added before day Of sale. This VIII BIO an I'M
usually large sale and worthy the attention Of
eny one in need Of such goods.
J. II. VALENTINE,
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CARELE39 EOOEEEElING.

Mr.. BarksdAle 10 of the opinion that the
unfortunate affair has arisen out OF care
less method OF keeping books. HIS con-
nection with tho work IL only that Of an
accountant. Messrs. Daniel Harmon. the
Hon. John B. Moon, and Captain Micalah
Woods were employed a. counsel by the
school Board to seeka settlement with the
representatives of the late Treasurer.
Mr.. Barksdale also learned that about
800 have been paid 10 the county instead
of 20 the schools, and the supervisors Will
be asked to refund this amount.
The plans for the proposed school build
inr have been submitted by Dir. John K.
Peebles. the architect. The drawings show
a we'll planned, lighted. and ventila ed
building. surpassed by none and equalled
by few III the South.
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AUCTION sALEs-siendsy:--
ByB. solipn Taylor q Son,
Heal Estate Agents end AuctioneerA
onlco-Eisvou,n and Bank streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT
LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
lVO-S1ORY RRlNE DWELLING,
No. 500. AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OBJ
CLAY AND rwESTY-yINTH STREETS,
FOR MANY YEARS OCCUPIED BY THE LATE
JAMES II. PEAY
TIE LOT FRONTS oc1lso FEET TO AN
ALLEY.
THERE rs ALSO on THIS LOT Two-SToRY
FRAME STORE. WHICH FRONTS
ON CLAY STREET.

Tn execution OF two deeds OF trust from
James II. Peay TO W. l. Cowardin and
james Ii. Peay, Jr., trustees; one as st,
Nav 10, 1873, and the other July o. io.u,
oSiee Of hichmond Chancery Court. ono in Decd
Book los A, page 2TO, and tho other In Deed
BOOK los c. page 35i, default having been
rnadc IN the payment OF the ueDts socua ,,..,
named in said deeds, Will, as the executor OK
w. 1. Corardin, tho surviving trustee, procoea
TO cell. by public auction. on the premises on
MONDAY. MAY II. 1893,
a. 5.3o o'clock p. NJ, the ABOVE-MENTIONED
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL EhlAIt, Deins
the saue conveyed by said deeds OF trust. -,
TEHgs: Enough IA cash 10 poy tho expenses OF
sale ard ANY back taxes that may DO due, ana
also the sum Of $3.50. with interest thereon ron
February 20, 1891. And the balahce on suoh
". II. COWARDlN,
my3 Executor OF w. l.. CoHeIaln.
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THE AMOUNTS

On account of per cent. peualty-prin-
cipal accumulated from 1879 to the death
of Mr.. Parish, S29G6.S9; interest 20 Janu-
ery /. 1898, 81 .225.Gl On account Of taxes
Yielded by the levy-principsl. Sis,03O.66;
interest 70 January /. 1923, $l0,f36.s4. On
collection on delinquent lands-principal:
$3.50. 81 interest, Sl94.7j On account OF
apportionment by Treasurer refunded TO
him, as he claimed il was an error-princi-
pal, S2,Ol995; interest. sl21.l9-totai
amount duo january ], 1898. $35.s7G.7I.
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Death of MIR. samuel Reeve.

NORFOLK. Va, May 19.-Mr. samuel
Reeve. an old and Welt known citizen. died
to-day after q protracted illness. He was
O prominent member of several orders.
Tho United States steamer hsarsarge
sailed for Boston this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
By Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and huctioneors,
I014 Main street.

rT,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
4 TRACT OF LAID ABOUT FIVE MILES
PROM CITY OF RICHMOND, IN HENHICO
COUNTY, NEAR CENTRAL TURNPIKE, CON
TANNING iOI4 ACRES.-By virtue OF certain
deed Of trust 20 the undersigned, dated Febru-
arg 4. 1892, and recorded IN the CLERKS ONCE OF
Henriro County Court Deadlock 1870 b, page
lO7. default having been made in the payment
Of the money secured thereby. and being re-
puired so TO do by the beneficiary heron
= imed. / shall proceed to sell a. public auction.
Ut tho front doc. Of HonricO county courthouse,
on
MONDAY, MAY -, 1898.
AZ - o'clock NJ, the PROPERTY described as
ABOVE. The same IA designated rs lot No. on
plat OF the properly formerly owned By John
Il. Bri'tian, deceased.
TER1s: Cash rs 20 expenses OF sale and 70 nay
the sum OF SG5, with interest from tho Sih dag
of February, 1893 the balance upon forms to
DO announced AZ tho hOlr OF sale.
SAMUEL j. WhDDlLL, Trustee.
SUTTON & Co., Aucioneers. my IL
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
INNER COTTAGE FORA

IN grove OF six scres 10 the village OF Cuckoo,
Louisa county, Va, threo mites over good read
from Pcndleton Station. chesapeake ana onio
railway, and nfty-five miies from Rictincnd.
LocaAty high, dry, and healthy. Dstachcd
kitchen, etabls, gsrden, ~ For es1e cE OK
snAnge ~ olH pSsecrty Apply ~ 70: 1o w.
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MARBLE STAIRCASE.
AN ADDITIONAL VIRGINIA WONDER
ATTHE NATURAL BRIDGE.
The Only Natural Underground Stairway
In tho world-Opsnedw with Imposing
Cerew onirs---Discovery History.
rs,,c,,, ,c,orraru 20 tho ptspatch. ]


NATURAL BRIpor. Va. May i3.-The
marble staircase called isabella Stair
way" was opened hero to-day with hppro-
pirate ceremonies and IN the midst OF
rublic festivities. This staircase lesds
into a cave and the Desert is the only
natural underground stairway IN the
world. The grottoes have been thorough
" illuminated aud afford abundant oppor-
tunity for studying the beautiful ana
wonderful interiors. The entrance ID
about five minutes walk from the bottom
of the Natural Bridge.
THE HxEECIsEs.
The ceremonio, Of the day were begun
with religious exercises, after wnicn p,o-
cesgIon OF 200 school children, followed py
the students of Washington and Lee ana
the Military Institute and the public IN
general. entered. Tho archway is 900 ieet
in length and reaches from the Cannon
river TO the plains above.
THE DISCOVERY.
Avear AGO some boys discovered round
we'll upon the mountain within snort
distance Of tbs Natural Bridge. IN VIZ
pinia. They made their way into deep
cavern, from which they returned with
difficulty aud reported that they found
ssrIes OF rooms with arched ceilings, hung
with baautitnl stalactltes and connected.
until they reached large body, OF water AZ
the bottom. More careful exploration py
the use of ropes showed genera ueSo en-
TO the level Of the stream. A reward was
offered to the person who should ma
an outlet and the boys undertook
tho task. The one who was WITHIN
the cave at last fred q pistol
that was heard on the outside. ana
after a While with lighted newspapers
sent a curl OF smoke through the cre'lce.
A short tunnel was driven ana tne pasiI
sage was opened TO-DAY, ana na,nou
the Isabella staircase. 1ne %, o .tont
ing OF the outlet started a strong cuirgnS no
of ar from tho large caverns thar nus
dried and whi.enei the arches until ths
name first cIven--tbe Marble otalfcass-
was not inappropriate.
ALABYBIyTH.
The passage is winding and az one
pojnt perfect labyrinth, but always
ascending. is between 400 and 5O0 IeeV
in length under beautiful series
Of arches shaped ike the interior OK
a horseshoe magnet from 10 to ~ teet va
height. At tho MIDDLE way there is q sue .
room, wifi waterfall Of stalactites HOone
20 feet in length hanging over 'n n9
cavern below. Upon nearly oil oil
the walls are crystallizatlons. ana
the whole effect when lighted IS
brilliant beyond description. IL y
oIn,ost imuosslble to believe that TINS
is a natural passage created by water ana
eose s. through 1seure Of Limestone
To rock so % perfect are the grained ceilings,
so noiisbed are the walls. and so adapted to
use, that the beholder can hardly escape
the impression that it was cut with design.
other csyerns there are. but perhaps no.
where else in the world has there been
discovered a stone stairway leading from
lower Levels through q mountain ana
opening TO the SKY.
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TRUsTEz's AUCTION SAL,
% TIN
ATTRACTIVE AND yAfrtp,.
STORE AND DWKfIf,- "afa|
No. POI SOUTH CHERRY sf..
AT THE SOUTHEAST COpN-p ,-'.
AHD cuhBkELAND srpy-- n
A SPACIOUS AND syBsTA,r.
STORY DETACHED F2,rs b.. -
WITH STORE % Fivg '.. 3
AND CONVENIENT AID wr., .
DWELLING or FOrR O. f,.t''' u
ABOVE AsD ~ ERAa d.. t,. BE-
ESD
ATTRACTIVE LOT or AD0rT -..,o
TO aO-fooT ALLEY ly a.,. q
In execution o. certain ss,.' 80.
Undersigned trustee. dated f-. 'if \,
rccOrfci IN Dess-Ryok .ff
moni Chancery COuf.. ds..
made 10 tho doDt 6e-ures = .-f '. -
10 DO By the bonefciafr. I a..
auction, on tho premises, 90 " ,..,
FRIDAY. NAY %. t,l,
a, o o'clock p. ~. The RAJ r.rlre.
IN eaid deed and ssuafe as .... '-.
Witch Is = well-io.aieI snl t.. -, b.
business stand, especially 4r.-.-.- ...
business CT inYesiment
Terms; By cotscr; AL N f...,.
prescribed By the geei ,.. ,.. re- '',.
residue IN eQual ins'ei rs..tf ... q.
p, six and twelve man'as r't .-... 'r,
AM s ., are ~. ~ dse r, 81, % ' ~
q. d. Ff ..E...
J. b. Elan & Co., Ascpa-.... -'' .f.",
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By sutton b CO.,
Real Estate AuctioneerS
lOI4 east Main 5.rest.

GALE AT AUCTION OF DESIRA-
- BILE STORE PROPERTY SITUATED AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ST. JAMES
AND BAKER STREETS, AND TWO SMALL
FRAME DWELLINGS. NOS. Z AND EAST
BAKER BETWEEN FIRST AND 81. JAMES
sTRRETS.-At the request of tbs owner, we
shall offer for salo at pubic auction, upon the
promises, on
TUESDAY, MAY, Is, 1893,
at O'Clock p. H., the PROPERTY described a.
above.
Tho store-rocm Is largo and broad, with good
dwelling above, eni LOT fronting IS feet 10
inches on the east side Of 81. James aud running
back on Baker street = good depth. rs situated IN
the midst OF growing retail trade, and Is q
most excellent business stand.
Also, Two SMALL FRAME HOUSES In rear
o. tho above property aad fronting on Baker
street.
An Of tais property Is now rented to good ten
ants and yields q good revenue on the invest-
ment-
TERMS, At sale. SUTTON j. CO..
my 10 Auctioneerl
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FOR RENT.
-~~N~-~~--eN>~@.-~~ -~--~-> -0~>~~0~~0-'-
Il 0 Z l. f n t. &

-~.>~~-~-~-,,N~~--~ ->-~- -~~~>1-N~0~ =
u % = l. f n II. q
No. 1s east Main street, corner First, 10
rooms: sljO. ,oo
No. OH west Marsh all street, IL rooms; $3.50.
No. 1901 west Msr3haN street. . rooms; Sz4O'
No. 329 west Cary street, 7 rooms; $50
No 1910 west Cary street, Z rooms; Sl1O.
No. 1923 west Chain street. q rooms: $3.50.
No. 61o north Twoniy-oighth street, rooms
$3.50.
No. 24o4 west maln street Dat, 4 roomsi
$3.50. 80,
No. 3i3 Reservoir street. Z rooms 1892.
No sos north Twenty-eighth street, rooms;
$40 per month.
SO. 1IOI Wallace street, 4 rooms; 1888 per
month. o
month.
No. 1904 Lester street, . rooms; 1888 per
No. 1916 Randolph street, O rooms; 1888 per
month.
No 1915 Mil street, rooms; 1888 per
month
No. 900 Brook nvenre, 0 rooms; 3 per month.
No. i2I7 st. Paul street, , rooms; SOU per
No III Beech street, 3 rooms; $3.50 per
month.
No 622 north TYenty-ninth street now, 4
rooms: a. per month.
No. go Washington street, rooms; 81 per
month.
No 1913 Richard s;reot, rooms; 81 per
month.
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by A. n. Pollard,
Of. X. Ellis, Auctloneer,)
"a east Broad street.

pY DIRECTION OF X. w. JOHN
I) son. executor Of the estate OK the late Jane
Ann Ward, wo VIII proceed TO sell on
MONDAY. MAY 15TH,
at 1890 sharp, large assortment OF HOUSE
HOLD GOODS, such as Chamber Suits, Dishes,
s.doboard. Cane and Wocd-Seat Chairs, Feather
Beds and Pillows, Blankets, Quilts, Counter
panes, sllycr-PlatedWare, Lamps, Glassware,
Decanters, Walters. Stovee, Tables, Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Washstands and q large lot OF Mis-
cellnneons Housekeeping Goods not mentioned.
This sale IL made 10 cloae up the estate and
all goods must DO sold. J. II. JOHNSON,
Executor.
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NIUKIS.
M. 100 west Broad street; $500.
No. Sl1 wcst Cary street $500.
No. 2OS west Cary street; $3.50.
No. 1901 Taylor street, conner Linden; e2l0.
No. 1908 Taylor street, corner Linden; $500.
No. 1900 west Cary street: also.
No. go Brook avenue: sl20.
No. ItO1 Boyd street; sl2O.
Apply 10 D.sEOON, II PPEk 60,
my l-ft S2l Main street.
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BY virtue Of n deed % true iai'l ,...I
80. 1881. and recorded n ilcnt<' r.. .,s-,
In Deed Book 1877 Is, page 3-i, a. l...
Guest OF tho beneficiary. deialt ssl =
made In payment II notes sf'us'.''
public auction. on Ito preipis's' On
TUESDAY. NAY i5. isJ'' ~,
at 5,s O'Clock p. ~, the PROTEIN ~ -
IA said decd as ALL TuAl LOT 90 - ..-, 8
tho improvements thereon, Dlis a-...s ..I {
the county Of HearicO. Va on w -.,,...,.. >
Grove avenue, oommeocins ~ tn, 49, T. :.
OF Rowland street. thence casiENo' .-,
ing on Grove avenue no feet . .-,a .,,i r.
at right angles northwarily ami 80. .., a., sf.
lines l19 rect . inches 70 an eiel ~ I'D -
being Lot 3g7 IL sidney. The PITY. "a 80
growinx ard fast-imprcyins W. 100. .,
sncnid command tho st'e-;oa " -, [, -
seeking Investments os parnes s''-
homo. ia A. itl
TEsxs: Cash 10 pay expenses 81 so n,s,i
notes u el,T7d.75 AMI si,o-a 1855
S3.GO5y5, with interest from 80
also, two notes VI si51s9 en- io-l b
making sl,ss0.25, with interest," -. 49,. /, 81
1893, ana tho balance on terins - ..,.et. ID Il
AT The hour Of sale, deferred pay 49,, n rr.i!
evidenced By notos and secured e ~ rrs.fs.
on tho property, X. u. CHAP fl $3.50.
sale by E. D. CuAyEIS s Co.. AA'''s' I'D.
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EOR RENT.

r." NNN-' "a
$3.50 per annum--313 Harrison street.
g45O per annum-c1J west Grace street.
s4OO per annuln-1O4 east Leigh street.
S4gO per annum-l7 north Fourth street.
s24O per snnum-Hancock and MARSHALL,
$500 per anuum-6Oo north Iwenty-hrs.
street
SIS per month-12?4 east Marshall street.
SIS per mOntn-3309 east FrGnklin street.
SI5 per month -21l5 Vcnabie street.
$3.50 per iu0nth-24l1 VennOle street.
sl4 per mOnth--l3S Cherry street
$500 per month--50O Reservoir street
$3.50 per monta-5i7 Catherine street,
$50 per month-6O5 west Clay street
SUTTON 6 CO.,
my 14-1t I0It Main street
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BY J. rh0mp-ol ir.F1 B ..,
Ill3 Ma -.r
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By vlr-ue ~ tbs two f-.r.s, s,-.,....-
ferrcd TO W. will EEL H. al.. l. . -
uisas on -
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There are q good many people here who
think that Petersburg would DO an excel
lent place as cOmproulsefo for the meeting
al the State Democratic Convention. IL
there ar not more than 200 or ], 800 dele
gates. the Academy Of Music would &C.
conmodate them with comfort; and be-
siies. Petersburg wOlld DO beyond the
paie of individual influences.
Tire now District Attorney and his as.
nstant, i. is understood have great deal
oi work on hand for tho coming sessions
OF tho United States District Court and
both of them have been buslly en- .ed
since their appointment.
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Mr.. John Williamson, who is in the
employ of F. M. Warren in the salmon
canning business at the Cascades.
brought from there on Saturday trout
measuring three feet in length and
weighing twelve pounds. 1t was caught
in one of the fish wheels there. Mr..
Williamson, who has been in the fish
business for over twenty years, having
been for number Of years in the trout
Matching business in California. says he
has never seen or heard of trout of this
size and weight. It was very pretty
one, being covered with large red spots
on both sides.
This is doubtless what is known here
as the Dolly Warden trout. Once in .
while lot of these trout come to this
market from some stream over near St
Helens, and few lots have come from
the upper country, Cnur d'Alene or
Pen d'Oreille. At least the marketmen
said the fish came from these places.
But fishermen sometimes do not tell
where they catch their front. Many
Dolly Warden trout have been seen here
weighing from six to eight pounds. but
the one caught by Mr.. Williamson beatl
all previous records.-Portland Oregon
ian,
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check until others Of their party came

check until others Of their party came
up.
"Nothin to do but brush 'em one side.
boys" said Mack.
Tightening their girths and looking to
their weapons. the little party charged
forward ut stiff gallop.
The Indians slipped of their horses
and made y show Of standing their
ground: but rs the white men pressed
straight ON and came nearly within rife
shot they lost their courage and fed.
Five hours later Mack and the Ten
nesseeans were in Fort Collins. where q
strong detachment Of regular troops
was stationed
The Tennesseeans looked queerly at
Mack as they rode up to the fort. They
seemed to be satisfied with his look, and
said nothing. Nor did Mack say any.
thing to the officers at the post concern
ing his companions rebellious inten
tions.-Frank Wellss Calkins In Youth''
! Companion.