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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

We DO nna inferd b iDsiorse say except
articles ~ reuaine merit. re tf~rs frre
take plesrarr IN Recommending - ssiFsr
ers frcm Plies in ilnv form. a prurapt ard
permanent snre. The follorinx l<tiss
sp>zk for fhsu,seIve=s
Mr. May e.. Tyler. az Heppa4r Or
wrssss. oDs psr e Pyvsnld riie Cure
sntireiy cured me- q piles from which I
have suffered er Fesrs ard 1 hsre never
hs.i The siiklitest Vrtarn - dem sfner.
NJ r ID Brien. Roek B;alF. Neh
SAYS The pkE - Pyramid PIE Cur
eatirsiy reueTei every trarr - ls<hiux
piies. I csnnct tlank Fon enoaeh for il.
The Pyramtf PIE Cur - a 49,. Ger
tan psinl<s~ csae ~ev@ry forua - piara
Il = ssfe. sur AMI ehsap Asy irarxisf
- xsi Il ssr re Il yss "a AIN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

Cornelius Stoufieslyke win work for
the state two years Judge Buriingame
gave him steady Job az ioniz yestsr
day. notwithstanding the fact that
Cornelius fell on his knees before the
court and implored mercy. lie said he
was innocent lie caiAd 90 God TO
witness IL lie said his family wished
% get rid ~ him and had put up lob
On han. tio aas coavleted Saturday or
stealing si0O from has fathers pile IL
sl.so0 % 5000 which he kept in .
draw ar Al here
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

Good locke are more than skin deep.
depending upon healthy condition u
all the vital organs. IN the liver be in
active you have bilious look. IL your
stomach b disordered you have a dys-
peptic look. and u your kidneys BE AZ
fected you have o punched look. Secure
good health apd you viii have good
ioo<s Electric Isitters IL the great al
tsrative and tonic. acts directly on these
vital organa Cures pimfdes. blotches.
boris and gives a good complexion.
Sold az Peck Bros. drug store. 20 cents
r,ar fotfla
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

JrneE BvRrfSossR- MARY May Va City
- Grand Rapids. tr-sp'ss~ On the cae-.
security for cozts ordered. The PEG
pie va Cornelius Stoutieaiy ke. lar.
ceny; sentenced % lonia for two
years The People " Arthur FORBES.
burglary AMI larcsny; pleaded not
guilty. The People W Thomas
Weed. larceny from dwelling, plead
81 net guilty. The People -. An.
thony Lee. assault with infent 50 rob:
plea.le1 not guilty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

the matter % Richard Hornbrook. al
legged insane; September 20 assigned
Tor hearing petition for admission 10
asylum. Estate OF Daniel NJ. Ruther-
ford. deceased; order appointing adj
minissratrix. Estate Of John r. OF
terbein. minor; order appointing
guardian Estate OF Rossman G. Por-
ter. deceased: order appointing guard
ian Estate OF q. Manley McEachron.
ct al. minors: October o assigned for
allowing guardians final account Es-
tate Of Elisha L. Brown. deceased;
bond fled and letters testamentary
issued % Laura l. Brown and James
w. Brown. In the matter OF Eva
Schilling. alleged insane; September
10 assigned for hearing petition for adj
mission 10 asylum. Estate OF Mile
Langdon. deceased; appraisers war
rant issued 10 Bernard Dosker and
Henry Ter keurst Estate of Lynette
A. White. et al. minors; order grant
ing license 10 mortgage real estate.
Estate % John Cordes. deceased; pc
tition for widows allowance filed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value. and those no
have not have now the opportunity tn
try IL Call on the advertised druggist
and get trial bottle free. send your
name and address 10 VI. r. Bucklen &
Co. Chicago. and get sample bottle %
Dr. Kings New Life Pills free. as we'll
a. q copy ~ Guide 10 Health and House
hold Instructor. free. All IL which -
guaranteed 20 do you good and cost you
nothing. Peck Bros Drug Store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

Bert saith and Cora Mcdonnell.
brofher and SISTER u Eva Schilling,
petifioned tbs probate court yesterday
- have Mrs. Schiliinx admitted % the
Kalamazoo ary lum. IL will be remem.
bsred that a similar petition from her
h0sband was dismissed on his promise
% take care OF her. Mrs Schilline APP
pears IN be growing worse. and her
brother ard SISTER n0w renew the peti.
too Co have her cared for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

A motion was argued and denied in
Judge Adsit's court yesterday TO have
the case 81 Fred Ii. Leonard. by r. III.
Whitney, guardian. "a Mary Rice tried
before jury. This 10 the case brought
By l. IA. Whitney - guardian u Fred III.
Leonard 10 have the marriage of Fred
and Mira Rice annaled. Both r red and
his wife oppose the proceedings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

Jrprs PxRxf~s~ Estsse u Mar Hslpia.
tles'easesl. order ssiinRtinE VIII in pro-
hsie, refusal - exeeitfrr . serspt
tfust tlesi. ketase q Ikouss Saw
eFby. deeeasssi. tlgtofer ~ assi4ne.i
fsr appointing ei.ninistfafuF ent DE-
tefmining teir< ksfsle q Frsnk p
kesn. dsrearsd. criier appeintirg gen-
erai ali.ririsffet1r. II fhs rnat1eF -
Arthur $ I'euan. uioas. beui kie.i
aud lefters = E,isrfin~hir i@eoti -
H-ien 81 t,sfemaa Fetate - Eiina
ListsEstca. dsceae,ti. prsier az
poinsing ssneral sinsin lsfrato<. In
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises. -oree. uls,ers. salt rheum. lever
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= guaranteed q give perfect satisfac-
fion ~ money refunded Price - cents
per hoI Tor sals by Peck Bro. drug.
gists corner Monroe and Divisioa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19

fuDos HsaGEBrx Martha Hopkins.
varrancy. thirty lars. X p Sietter.
iisord<riy. paid 80 G. ~ Welton.
embeEriement; ssliourned sersemher
n john Cseriiiia. sioiatior huck.
ster's erdiuence. aiiourued Septem-
her % Nicholas villa. viciatinn
hackatsr's osdsnances sslleurned sep
faun f,.,f -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19
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BREAKFAST-SUPPER.

'sBv q iherough knowledge Of tho natural
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Us many heavy doctors bills IN Is b. the Judi
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Hundreds Of subtle msisdies are hoatirg around
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CATARRH CURED.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-19
WONDERFUL CURES
OF THE FAMOUS SPECIALIST
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED.
90 CANAL STREET.

Nervous debiiitr. nerses. ~ssk....-. --..,A
ins fruss .esis isai>>rstisn. ga sr~-.... =
rsnbcs-i ovsr~sss - ~ tsaia lnprsp-<
srsstnsaf - sen,> ofhs~ dls~ns-s. inuprup-rass
- isssrn-ens N sssa,,,.si,s ed sr~.tn--s
" 1890 oibss dissssss hsrs'iitsn vests.s.
s'e- ssnsiss lea -u.shos.a lnpos~a.1. t.s--.
se-s instfiisE y eulls-i ie..s - rsm.uass
sword dusas< oousss.ssiosi sskiur ths sas
'.Fss he. eos.hse.r- n s.ss a., s..s ls.s.zt
s.ssias eoussssu@l ~sro az sn.i.ss ss.a,
''''rss'' ssss sss-. so.-s srs~i.--. ssssss
spilsps,. ss,-4 sssssas inss.is,. zee sara =
sesfns~ pssslss. nss-vu.su.. s.a hs.s
Diseases. ss.lals,s - -s.a,ss s-u.s--ss,a
IA. si--s-. ~fsh a ~ .ousli..ss.s,
slvsfs eusca b. Ds 4 Las lea y 49,
ffvssi.u ssrs-t roona 4 snsG eraaa kspi4.
ksch
81 isuro-sist.sr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
THE BALLARO-OAY WEDDING.
A Migratory Type-setter Disappears-'he
biggest Fish Yet Cnugbl.

fCorospoudencc ~ tho Richmond Dispatch
SCorrsvILLf. March 1.-Ibe wedding OF
Mr.. !. NJ. Ballard, of Fluvanna. and Mss
Nora Belle Day. Of this place, took place
Yesterday ~ the home Of the brides pa
rents. Nj and Hrs. II. W. Day. az o'clock
+. NJ. Tnc large number Of guests present
were RECALLED with sumptuOus wedding
feast, after which music and dancing were
freely INDUCED in until the wee sIna'
hours" OF tie morning.
A young man calling himself +. Ford
Met2gar, claiming 10 be from Topeka, Kan,
or Gresham. ore. IA migratory printer, VINO
engaged 10 work for our local paper mere,
the C00Icr. until the close OF the coming
summer but only stayed five days, lett last
night mysieriously, without giving any
body notice of his gong. not even the
family he boarded with.
The largest fish ever caught near tDls
place, as far as local history COOS, was cap
tured few days since at Ladd's hole
famous fishing place mile or two below
our town. by Messrs Beckwlth Hughes,
Willie Pitts, and Thomas Iierndon. He was
a German carp and measured 81 inches
long and weighed IS pounds. This species
Of hsh is becoming quite common III our
waters.
Mr. James ~ Moon. Of near Glendower,
met with a painful accident few Gays
since. While driving his team the horses
became frightened and one of the relns
broke, when they ran away. throwing Dr.
Moon out, crushing his arm badly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

week. II is not yet too late. however. e,
saw that this celebration showed 10 good
advantage the thorough discipline and
solid, FIRST. class work of the school. ana
that this institution ~ fast becoming the
Joy and pride of the community.
PERSONAL.
Messrs. Yancey and Morris. who were
with heavy loss burned out week beto 70
last. have already begun 20 rebuild.
The venerable father OF ex-Common,,
wealth's-Attorney John Rixey. and OF
Messrs. Jones and Eppa Rixey' enter
prising businessmen of this town, mas
been quite sick, but IL reported az I'M
proving. ..,
goodlv number Of the citizens here ex-
pect TO attend the inauguration; but the
military company, we learn. Will not as
such, "be in It,"
The Methodists began Monday night q
series of special meetings, conducted by
DIR. l.. II. johnson. OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
TWO ocrooeNARIANs PASS AWAY
other Deatbs-Funerai of Mr.. Bradford
Suit Against n Newspaper.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstch.l

fcorrc.pondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l
FRgpERIcKsBURo, Va. March 1.-Mr.
George Mullen, the oldest white inhabi-
tant here, died at his residence yesterday
morning in the seth wear of mis- age. lie
was most excellent citizen and for many
years member OF the Baptist church:
Mrs. Mary L. Graf, sister of Mr.. William
Brannan. and mother of Mrs. Andrew Muir
raw, died at the residence OF her s0n-in-
law, in this city, yesterday morning. IN the
SD year of her age. Her late husband
was Grand Master of Odd-Fellows OF VIZ
GINA. and about the year 1897 instituted
the irst Odd-Fcllows' lodge III this CITY.
Mr.. Churchill Jones, q gallant ex-C0n-
federate soldier. died at his residence. IN
Stafford county, last FRIDAY night.
The remains Of Mr.. Daniel bradford.
who died in Richmond last Saturday, were
buried here yesterday IN the city Gene
terry.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Captain Hugh Adie. ex-Sherlf OF Stat
ford county. fell from load of hay few
DAYS ago and broke his colar-bone IN TWO
places.
Rev. II. G. Anderson, of Stafford, has
entered suit in the Corporation Court
against tho Free Lance for libel, and the
damages are laid at $4,000.
The indications are that very large num-
Der Of our citizens will 90 TO the Inaugural
ton. The Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad has made ample arrange
ment for transportation from this point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
By Frank d. IliI & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneors.

TNRCSTEE'S SALE OF MODERN,
l NEW 1HREF-sTORY BRICK DWELL
ING. so. 2O9 SOUTH THIRD STREET, Be
IWEEN CANAL AND BYRD STREETS, AT
AICIION-By virtue Of deed OF trust 10
Frank y. Uul and ". K. Quarles, dated l1th
January, 1891. from b. George b. Steel aud
WHO. ana recorded in Deet-Bo0k lf2 e.. page
30. Clerks oil,e Richmond Chancery Court.
VII sell az public auction. on the promises. on
FRIDAY. MACH 3, 1898.
m ~ O'Clock +. ~, the VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE as aOoye. anu fullg described
IN said deed IS all that piece or parcel Of land,
with new bricK dwelling thereon. lying IN tho
city Of Richmond, Va. and bounded as follows:
200 south Third street .Whi Is at tho corner Of
Ialri and Canal streets theucs runnlug south
vi rdy along tho western In" 90 said IhUd
street and fronting thereon ] s feet, thence back
IA % western direction and between parallel
lines 20 feet 10 mn alley 20 feet wide. TINS
property a. entirely new, modern IN every re-
sprrt. ANA now well rented.
TERMS: Cash a. 10 20 much OF the proceeds IA
may bo necessary % deiray tho expenses " OK
ecutins THIS trust AMI to pay note OF el1O,
with Interest from 1tn January, SOB, tail paid:
o. note Tor slJO due July H. 1888; note for
$50 due Jauu1ry l., 1894, and n note for
$4,000 due January Il, 1894 the balance
upon such terms ms may be- announced on day
Of sale. FRANK ID. HILL.
fc 81 Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
AN OYSTER BATTLE.
A CANNONADe AND RIFLE voLLeYS
ON "WOMAN'S MARSH"
The Virginia Police post Opens on
Drsdgers with Artii,ery-The Latter Re-
spond with Rifies-No Lives Lost.
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspa,ch.l

CRIsrIKLD, Mn. March Ia battle took
place last night between the dredeers
and the Virginia police schooner. About
o'clock last night tho people of this
place were startled by hearing the heavy
boom of the cannon and the reports OF
rifles. Citizens went 20 their doors IN
order that they might better hear the re-
ports. The dredgors were doing good
work on Womans Marsh when Captain
Reed came up and opened fire with his
cannon.
fIRINo GENERAL.
The dredgers replied with their rifles,
and then the firing became general. so
rapidly were the rifles used that the dis
charge seemed 10 the people OF the islands
like Are. flies IN n marsh. II is reported
that the police schooner was obliged to
withdraw.
RESPONSIBILITY.
No lives were lost or vessels captured.
A dreadful responsibility rests upon the
men who have the authority and money 10
bring about an adjustment of these DIS
puted oyster bottoms Scarcely night
passes without trouble in the Taneler or
Pocomoke sounds. and the btterest feel
ing Is occasiOhed.
MUST pEPLTTE THE BEDS.
The drodeers from different parts OF
Maryland dredge across the line, and then
through fear Of the police retreat with
the shells and seed As well "a the oysters,
Such proceedings must eventually deplete
all the beds. the 1aneier Sound ought
never TO have been opened 10 dredsers
after being once closed. This sound
would by this time have been great tong
ing ground and tho people of tins section
would have had plenty of oysters.
SHOULD IL CLOSED.
Taneicr Sound should be closed by the
next State Legislature. and matters should
be so arranged by both the States OF Mary
land and Virginia a. to give the tonSers OF
both Commonwealths a right from shore
TO shore Maryland will then assist VIZ
gina in protecting these oyster bottoms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
DR.. WILBOR'S
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
MARYLAND PRISONERS IN VIRGINIA.
Pocomoke oystermeD and the Concurrent
Fishery Rights Question.

ttNntIN ms NV w ''H'''
A special t. the Baltimore sun from Cris-
ield, Md, Of date February 2sth. says:
Two citizens Of Crisield went TO Drum
nondtown. Va. TO-DAY 20 look after Ko-
bert Wharton and Severn Nelson, who were
CAPTURED by the NIrglnIa posse last frl-
day. The Judge OF AccJmag county told
the visitor. that =. gyJ. ~ bail would not
secure the release of the prisoners. Ihey
will Toe gwen the full extent OF the law.
J hey Will have - Sun"r SIX months IN
prisonment. thor boats will Toe cOnts-
Gated. aud # the fine is not paid they Will
have TO work II out III ball and cham
Oh the streets. Wharton had chance
- escape, but did not avail himself
of the opportunity. The night OF the
capture he and Nelson were taken .
Saxe's Island. Wharton was allowed
20 escape, but he was unwilling To
take hnel leave without his boat. As u
guard had been placed on board OF the
vessel. be was rocaptured. There Is road
which leads TO the mainland from SaXr's
Island and had Wharton taken this rouie
he would have been home in three or Tour
hours. The wife OF Nelson was today
soliciting contributions 10 make her nus
bands stay IN DrummOndtOwn more com
Portable.
Inc men Of Saxe's Island. who are armed
hy the Virginia authorities. are still pa
trolling POcomOke Sound. They tong SIDE
by side with Marylanders, but arc unal-
terably opposed To dredging. There were
three boats ont last night, each CARRYING
twenty men. They tried To get up with
vessel living of Cowgate, which they say
ha, been continually violating the law. 1t
is stated that II there bad been suincient
wind they would have caught the depre-
dAtOr.
The boundary line has been Iun through
the POcomoke 80 as 10 throw all the yalu-
able ovster-rocks IN Virginia. a small
boat can now catch more oysters with
toncs IN the Pocomoke than large boat
with dredges IL IangIer Monday was
good longing day, and some Of the small
boats got az high as 30 bushels, for which
they were paid n per bushel. Maryland
tongers say they Will continue to eaten
oysters IN the IOcomoke until the highest
court in the land decides against them.
They are rs much opposed IL dredging IN
these waters rs the NIrglnlans.
The MARYLAND Legislature directed that
this bOuudary-line question he carried
into the United States supreme Court, and
the people Of this section wonder why Mr..
Poe ha, not done SO. They also wonder
why William Marsh was never brought to
trial after having been released on bah.
They believe that Virginia Is afraid OF the
case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
WANTS.

WANTS
WANTED, A GOOD CARRIAGE
w BLACKSMITH. A steady JOB for good
workman. j. W. WHITE & BROTHER,
NH 2.1t' 406 north Fifth street.
WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN,
w a POSITION "a first baker. Apply A.
11l4 cast Franklin street. mh l-3:'
vE1ANTED. LADIES AND GIRLS.
w we will pay You - 10 $40 per week 20
work for us at your own home: no painting Or
canvas-ing: semi self-addrcsscd envelope.
GEORGE +. EMNONS x CO.,
corner Battorymarch AMI Water streets.
NH l-lw' Boston, Mass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
ALLEGED SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY.
4 CoIored wciGher Betrays His Employ
.,.-Arrests-Restgna Withdrawn.

er.-Arrests-Restg Withdrawn.
fCorrnspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PFrrRsBvRG. VA, March IA case OF
ALLEGED systematic robbery-but TO what
extent ~ not known-was brought 90 light
here this morning by the arrest OF
three NEGROES. IL seems that one wing
field Harrison, trusted colored man,
has for some months been employed
"a woigher of grain " the large grist-lhlIi
of Messers. James ". Williams q son.
bu. that he has betrayed the confidence
placed in him. and has deceived his en-
ployers by giving false weight TO the grain
brought TO the mills. This morning. ~ IS
stated. two negrOe8-Emmet Hines ana D.
f. Fisher, of Prince George county,
brought corn 10 the mill and subsequently
presented tickets from the weigher largely
in excess OF the actual quantity OF gram
tbcv brought. The tickets aroused sus-
picion. and an investigation resulted IN
the arrest of the three negroes. IT IL sup
posed this system of theft has been IN
progress for some time.
RFCEIPTs AND TxPRNsTs.
The cash receipts IN the city treasury
during the month Of February amounted
To 2li &c, while tho expenditures for the
sane perIod amounted to S2S,6N. The ex-
cess IN expenses was due TO interest on
bonds maturing last month.
Mr. W. h. McIlwalne decided to-day 70
withdraw his resignation as member OF
the Common Council, which was presented
on the Ist Of February. be received
largely-siencd petition of voters IN ms
ward requesting him 10 reconsider his re-
slguatlon and IN addition many personal
appeals. After first declining. be hnally
consented 70 remain in the council.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Daniel Dyson. formerly City Urea
surer. and one Of our most respected clti-
zcns. Is very III at hIs home, on South
street.
Mr.. William Henry Mann. one OF our
most active and persistent young Demo-
Gratis. received letter to-day from Gene
raj FItz Leo inviting him 10 act ~ mem
Ter Of hi4 staff on the occasion OF the IN
auguratIon of President Cleveland March
4th. Mr.. Mann will accept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
The MONTICELLO GUARD WILL GO.
Another Virginia Company for the Third
IL.uL.L N a lI.A 1.r . hrrs


iCorrespondence o. the Richmond Dls9at,a.i
CaARLoTtEsyuLr. Va, March tom
pany ID iMOnticel.o Guard az Its meeting
last evening determined to go - tn IN
.usuration. About forty men, IanS and
bic. Will go. commanded by Captain |. =.
Keller They Will leave here at 4 o'clocS
FRIDAY evening. The company ~ Well
duiled aud WILL make cTedtabie show IN
the Third DIVISION OF the grand parade.
Hugh /. Nelson. captain commanding
the Aibemaric Lighthouse Troop. has re-
oeN,d aictter from Colonel 10. Lane Stern,
informing him that II will be impossible
. furnish saddles and sabres IN time.
Captain Nelson saws II the members OF the
troop will oder their services 20 the stuart
Hon g Guard or the Ashby Light Horse he
is confident that such offer Will be ac-
ceYt,d.
Mr. George b. Marshall has sold Il lot
near the university TO Mrs. Margaret Il.
BRYAN FOR : 500.
{. u. 4. Hudson, confoctiCner. has made
an assignment. Liabilities small. and Mr..
Hudson will pay out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Nos. - and "a north Ninth street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OR
IL CANS, SEWING NACHlNES. DRY
GOODS, &c, AT AUCIlUN.-I will cell at my
store nj 1890 A. NJ,
TO-DAY TEURSDAl), MARCH >, 1888,
Very nice PAKL0R SIT In six BrOcatelle:
nice WALNUT aud OAK CHAMBER SUITS;
2PARLOR ORGANS and HANDSOME BRASS
PIANO-LANP. EXCELLENT SINGER
and o her EWfSG-NACHINES;
Vory nice WALNUT BUFFETS, TABLES, FAN
y CHAIRS, BtDs EADN, 81 kEAI :,
WA~H->IANDS. FOkIlERES. and OIL
PAINTINGS, ETEGERE, BLD-SPRlNGS,
IiAIR ana O1utR MATTRESSES, OIL
CLOTHS, COOKING, HEATING, and
LAIROBE-S loves, NICE SrEAM-lABLE,
bcs dcs q large assortment OF Dress Mate
rails. Socks, Undertaking., &c, &c, and
large assortment Of miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE ". MAYO,
NH AuctlOncer.