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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
WAR-DAMAGES CLAIM
A rsssus ChiiA Supposed 70 nave Bssa
usvssrsa b = Dee-rhs Rsvsnus
Cetlscsssahsp.

tccrrespondeucs Of the Richmond Dtspatch.I
P~KrERspuaa, Va, March 2s.-Two law
yefs from washington-ons representing
the government and the other the claim
ant-sre in the city TO-DAY inquiring after
the legal heirs OF q former citizen OF Din
widdie county, now deceased, who many
years ago hlcd o claim for damages for the
destruction OF q large quantity OF wood on
his place bv the Federal army during the
siege OF Petersburg. The name OF the
claimant was Sharpe. who fled his claim
somc twelve or fifteen years ago-amount-
ing to between $1,000 aud $1,000. He has
since died, and the CLAIM, IT IL under
stood. has since his death been allowed.
He leave s three children. who Will comein
tor en- equitable share of the amount.
AanAsrLY DISCOVERY.
A CHASTITY discovery was made on Rome
street. in Fifth Ward. last night--that OF
the devouring Of an infant child by o dog.
The only part of the body recovered was
an entire leg. which was taken in charge
by Officer James NJ. Young. IL IS sup
posed that the body was cast away or very
loosely concealed and that the dog foupd
IL. Arrests are expected in connection
with the matter.
THE REVENUE OFFICE.
A committee appointed by the Board OF
Governors of the Chamber of Commerce
of this city is TO-DAY preparing q state
ment 10 be forwarded to President Cieve-
land. accompanied with resolutions ex-
pressing the sense of the chamber In favor
OF retaining the headquarters OF the once
IN Petersburg. This statement viii repre-
sent that. with the exception OF q prlei
intervaI the main Office has always been
kept IN this city; that Petersburg is the
largest export-tobacco port IN the COM
try; that IN the section south OF the
James river and adjacent 10 the city there
IA n larger distilling business than In all
the balance of the district; that no more
Inconvenience. If. indeed. as much. results
70 the district generally by the retention.
of the Office here than would be caused II
the Office were anywhere else; anu ue-
claringit the sentiment OF the chahoer
and Of the people that Mr.. George MASON
should be appointed Collector Oh lu'ein"i
Revenue for the district.
BASEBALL.
The baseball season will open here on
the 18th and sth of April with two match
pames between the Petersburg and wake
Forest IN. c. clubs. Other games VIII
the best. known professional clubs OF the
North will follow.
The recent marked advance in the prices
of peanuts has caused a good deal OF ex-
citement in the market, and large sales
are reported.
Rev Father John McVerry. of StauntOn.
is IN the city. the guest OF Father Ofer-
rail-. He preached tonight at st. Joseph's
church.
The apricot an1 pear-trees are in full
bloom IN this section.
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nscs near this place. The furnace, which
hAs bsen out OF blast for several months
for feps,rs. will 20 into operation r con.
sumed the mines will DO run again 20
their full capacity, which 10 from 20o 70
800 toni per day. This property uurnaoe
and mines) was owned and run pv IN
English company. which. failing TO maks
4 success OF II, sold out to the presen'
company. composed OF western capi.a..
iste. who are preparing with Their wesss.n
energy and money 70 make Il o succeS'u'
feature among Virginia's industries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
Death of Miss Gillespie, IN Elderly Eng
Iish Lady-Reiigious Services,

Dentn OIL MISS eitiospit, IN Eiueriy lug
Itch Lsdy-Heiigious Services,
Correspondents o; the Richmond Dispatch.l
WYrHEvIuIE, Va. March q. Solicitations
have been issued to the marriage of Miss
Mcclure Rayburn Allison TO SIR. Walter
Lawrence Stanley Wednesday evening.
April 5th. at 8 o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church. Both are natives of W~ytheville
ami bave a wide circle of friends. Mr..
Stanley is a bright young lawyer recently
admitted to the bar. aud Miss Allison is one
of our prettiest and most attractive young
ladies.
James Rider has purchased the property
of James II. Hoover. on Iazewell street.
An elderly English lady, Miss Margaret
Gillespie, died after @ brief illness &C the
home of Mr.. w. III. Spiller yesterday
morning and was buried from the Episco-
pal church this morning. She had no
near relatives or friends IN this country.
but was for years nurse and companion to
Mrs. Thomas j. Boyd. who was an invalid.
Since Mrs. Boyd's death Miss Gillespie
has been kindly cared for BY Mrs. W.. Ii.
Spiller. Mrs. Boyd's daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Garden, OF the Methodist
church. IS conducting an interesting. series
of revival services at the Methodist
church. The ministers of the Presby-
terrain and Baptist churches are assisting
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

yUANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY,
w who IL DESTROYS Of visiting England In
MAY. TO CORRESPOND WITH PARTIES CON-
TEaPLATINa II SAME TRIP or would make
one Of q party. Address Miss X. care Uptown
DfspArcu onice. NH 29-1t
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a PANIC IN A CHURCH.
Caused by Frightened Horse-Methodist
Gevivai Meeting ut Onancock.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
OyASoocK. March 28.-While religious
services were In progress on Sunday at
Andrew chapel. a Southern Methodist
church near this town. a young horse be-
longing TO Oswald Mock. became fright
ened. broke his iastenings. and ran
through the church-yard. knocking down
several horses and tearing three top-bug-
gies 10 pieces. Great excitement prevailed
in the church. Toe congregation, hearing
the terrible crash. rose from their seats,
and the men rushed out Of doors. The
sxcitsment soon suosided, the men came
back into church. aud the services were
resumed. Several persons who rode to
church had to walk home.
Rev. A. c. Bergman, pastor of the Oman
cock Southern Methodist church. began a
series of revival meetings here SUNDAY
night which will probably be continued
throughout the next two weeks. He Will
be assisted by several Methodist ministers
FROM a distance and by the resident pas
tors OF the other churches In the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
SKIN DISEASES TEN YEARS.

Fin the CUtICURA REMEDIES do all you claim.
Have heen suffering with ssln disease ten years.
Could find no remedy 10 euro until l tried CUfl-
CORA. Very happy over the result.
HENRY MOORE, Lancaster. Va.
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KILLED BY A FREIGHT TRAIN.
Siiss Claudia Stuart TO Lecture-Jeffer-
sons coffee-Uru and Case.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispa.ca.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, March ga ne.
freight train at the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot this morning fell beneath the
wheels and was instantly killed. His body
was mangled IN a frightful manner.
Aiiss Claudia Stuart has consented to de-
Hver TWO lectures on Lowell {" in this CITY
under the auspices OF the officers Of tho
Woman's Exchange. Miss Stuart will di.
exchange.
DIT. Jeferson's codee.ur and case, now
tue property OF Dir. Jefferson NJ. Levy, will
BE- exhibited at tho Worlds Fair.
Professor S. @. Lindsay, of HIGH Point.
N. q. father Of Mr.. j. II. Lindsay, editor
OF the Dadg Progress. was in CharlottosL
vile yesterday en- route 10 Highland county
70 wat his daughter, who IS extremely M.
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Cufic11T4 ReoolVonL

tho new BLOOD and Skin Purifier, in,ernaily,
md CUTICCRA, the great skin Cure, and curl
CURA SOAP, an exquisite skia DeGitacr. eStor-
nclly, Instantly relieve aud speedily cure every
disease and humor OF tho skin. scalp, ana blood,
with loss OF bair, from infancy TO age, from PIN
pies 10 scroiula.
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\ N~oRrbNAe

'Daily.
Tram - IL limited ard
man Buffet S~leeDinf-Csr-
addition 20 nrsi-c.sss paetase t.
Pullman ar fare.
SIOpptNN-lih.
No. "a. p, ~. 90. ani
Nos. -. %. 81, 80. 80. 3d. al
nal AZ Mauchester, nrsHY.
Chester. Nos. 80. -. So. AuI
eignal NJ all stations.
Pullman Palace Ruie' e""
through trains on luiu
ing-Cars between klch-aoli
In addition to the ahoy.
TIE NEW YORK. AND f.N...'
consisting o. Nc,tlbuie lI'.TIr.I
Richmond -oI'h b0unI DO
day. Wednesdays. ana
Petersburg north bound IN
days. ThGrsisye, aul ~>atlri.f.
charged On his ulm.
Nj" LINE 10 AIf-tr
Leaving kIsuInOrI 9.t1 &c.
riyin. NJ Weldon ~ .l1i
at 81 A.. NJ. rr :. A. t.
kicnm1ui % weldon auI N''f.
TnE ONLY ALl~hAlL LlNI
LAAN-
Richmond. 300 a.. e.. A0r.
RichmonG.. '5.31 l.. 81. .gr.
Norfolk. ESQ A.. ~. hNI
Norfolk - Oh -. a. Al.E
Tho trains leaving iaohru..
Norfolk ~ 4 T.. a.. nre ~ fr.
two points. auI passenger
change % ear. Close
at Po.ershurg ng tn 30 T. At.
trains from Richmond - .0r.
Trans ieayinr kirnmanl ft
NJ. and ll:3D +. ". All arr.f
at $50 A. 81. s.lj L. 81. ana
connection 40 Petersburg %
~Lynchbugg. ami wet
u. 81. +ILLf. 80
T.. I. ID. MYFls, General aIrr
4. VI. ElERsls, Irtni' hluhsn
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Mine. .oa .ura.o. 40 starr Soon.

0Huv"Nc " VOC '1cnWoui U&pSNks
GOSHEN, Va, March ~. The Victoria
9fe-mines, owned and operated BY tho
,ylresnie lion and Railway Company. have
been shut down Tor ninety days On &C.
eoans Of - ovsf-ssosk q vfs = thsis fus-'
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DICHMOND. FREDTKIIN-

DICHMOND. FREDERIC
IA AND POTOMAC RAlLEOAu
commencing JANUARY I. 1864 LH'
ard tiTle.
s:04 A. 81. leaves Byrd-siree.
stops Only no As1itni'
Milford. Frelercgs1lrf
and N.itswalef. Parlri
nOnd % New lorE AT
Warrington AZ 1904
more. 1:lg y. ~. o..
3:4S +. w.. New lorA. n''
1850 A. NJ. leaves byri-etreei Hat
Buffet pari0r-car hittm'
YORK. Arrive a. wash
400 T. w.: baltimore
PEt.ajelphla. f.fg j.
YORK 1895 l.. 81.
ZOO Z. Al. lsasos Byrd-street HsN'I
Slseying-car htchn1n-
lOrk. Sfopr cuiy a. A-L
vel, Milford, rrel
RrooSe, ami Niaewatrr.
csner station. on sunday
M Washington a. ilI'
Bslfmcre. 1898 A.. v.
paia. 3.s5 A. 49, Mes 19s"
$50 A. N. arrives a, Byrd-streot stln5l
sleeper from Nes lofA
only ~ wldewaler. 3rooke
rcksburg, aifOrd. Lo-s'l'
Ashland. stops AZ 0ihcf "t
on ~sunaays; Leaves NN
o.,s p NJ. arrives oyrJ-stres' stauoi nf
Limited 70 Pullnsn-tlr-
s.O5 p N, ARRIVES AZ Byrd-ctresi >isi.ol
Stops a: Fredcrickso4fN
boswell. and AshsnL fM
Washington % X catnoni.
Washington az 1897 A. VI
a.1O p. NJ. arrives AZ Byrd-s,rect station
Buffe, oar,or-car New lWN
Kichmord. Leaves ws'nins's.
4r.M
The New YORK and Florida spe's COZ
OF yestibaled Pullman cars leates W.
station At $50 A. N. Tuesdays. IhstslAi"
Saturdays and Srrives AZ b~yri-Srect
4 Y. A. Mondays, Ncdn>stass, Anu F"
Exsra fare charged on this VAIN.
FREDERICKSBURG AccoAaoDAtiVN
pAiLy kxcKrf SUNDAY.
40 r.. NJ. ie&vos Byri-slreet Staft,h A.'
an Pfetencssnars 81 $50 = "
s.4o A NJ. arrlsN. et Byrt-Sfrclt $40
Leaves fredercksoafg al wv
~
DAILY Except srSpAy. -
as A. y. iesyes kisA ARRIVES a A'A~'i"
eso4 .. ", leaves y;ba Arrives a. AsAA"l'
800 r. NJ -
ss<sA u. salsss :, EsoA Leaves A'Al
Sss7 :. ~ ss!iyss :! E;eA Leaves A'AD-''
GxsT1YLoR. Trans xaaasss
k&n NYsasI ossse.l -sap>fnessass1
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Sold everyvhere. Pnce-CCnCUdA, 50c. SOAP.
25c.; R~gsOLvEST. 81. Prepared by tho POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoaPoRATiON Boston. =.
sG- Send for allow 70 Cure skin Diseases
o. pagcs, 80 Illustrations. old 100 testimonials.
pINPLBS. black-heads, red, rough, chapped,
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T AIDES AVERAGE 81 A DAY
IL WRITING AT HOME. For terms send
stamped envelope.
-soorat South Bcnd. Ind.
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IF ANY MERCHANTS OR MILL
i NFRY-DEALERS ore in want OF MILLINERS
we will be glad TO secure them the services OF
excellent and competent TRIMhERS from our
work-rOoms, where these ladies' have had the
advantage OF working this season. Now that
the rush Is over We cal spare a number OF them.
Address us at once and we will engage you the
services of one or more OF these parties. they
are thoroughly competent and reliable.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR q CO..
NH 26-eod5t Baltimore.
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WANTS

WANTED. A YOUNG MAN AS
w SALESMAN IN A SHOE y GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING STORE. one win some
ernerience aud a knoTledze Of bookkeeping
preferred. Applicant must give reference aud
state salary expected. Address IN Own hand
writing w. Is. THOMAS, Lock-Box AZ. Newport
Saus NH 24-lv
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1M
HORSES.
+. Il. Ellis, Auctioncer,
"a east Broad street.

T.. 4. Ellis, Auctioneer,
"a east Broad street.
WE WILL SELL TO-DAY AT 1890
Q BAspsoME pARLoR SUITS upholstered In
rag and silk plu3 h
1 large BRUSSELS CARPET;
2 WALNUT HALL-RACkS;
8 REFRIGERAT0RS;
/ EXTENSION TABLE;
4 CHAMBER SUITS;
BUREAUS, BEDsTEADs, wAsHsTANDs;
WARDROBEs, LOUNGES. kITCHES-SAFES;
SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES;
BABY CARRIAGES, OIL-TANKS:
OIL STOVES, COOKING-ST0VES:
1 large GAS STOVE for cooking:
TOILET SETS. LINEN GOODS, CLOCKS;
/ good SINGLE HARNESS, and may otner
goods. Seats for ladies'.
NH 20 A. N. POLLARD, Proprietor.
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS.
N APPLES, ORANGES, LEMONS, 6c.-We
will sell
TO-DAY,
At12:3O O'Clock,
BANANAS, APPLES,
ORANGES. LEMONS. &c.
WILLIAM JENKINS q SON,
NH % 14f0 east Main street.
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YORK-RlVER Line, VAS.
TUE FAvoslrE H0ITE ~
A RICHMoSu.

TRAIN 3d. lN.
LOCAL EXPIRES d4ll -.
Stops a, all stations 40 Lfs
meet. with stage for WalSeri-l Wild
steamer at West Point.
TRAN $50. th 4ia'
BALTIMORE LIMITED. illt
for Nas. Point. ~c0unsrluf
steamers for BaliwCrr. A.
connect With Baltimore li u. H
Wash.ngtou. Philtdr fni1. Hni -
steamers cave tE.t or lf D
cant : lnGAF.
Trans arrive at R!camoai 9.l A.
l0:fO 4. N.
TRAIN 80. - gao
LOCAL MIXED, daily eKr1p. SUI
Twenty-third stree. for No-s f..ai t..
diate points.
iicket-Onlce az station ioot ~ fs
Open ; a. NJ. 70 o r.. w.. AMI len
LIDO A.. VI.
City tlckeLoIce-9Ol oast Man
SOL HAAS, Wa
Traric Manager. Genera. parseu
W. "a. GBEGH, General 1autgsr
j. :. b. I~aONP..N, upsrlnte4lHl-
j. ;. FORTS. Passenger Agent 90 A
Richmond. Va
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WANTED, TRAVELLING SALES
w MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER. We
mt oar goods in glass rolliny-pins. $50 month
salary and expenses or % per cent. commission.
send stamp for reply. CHICAGO BAklNG-
Chicago. NH iS-3m
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RAILROAD LINES.

20 JANUARY !. 1913.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. B~RoAD-s1nEET
Station.
500 A. NJ. Except sunday. for local stations,
and Newport News.
900 A. N. Daily, .yestibule special. with Pull
man, for Williamsburg. Newport
News, Hampton, Ola Point, Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Makes no other
stOps.
300 P. VI Daily, with Pullman TO- loca: Sta
tions, Newport News. OLD Poin,
Norfolk, and portsmouth.
sos A. ~. Local train, oxcept Sunday, Tor
Clifton Forge. Connects a. Cor
louisville Tor Washington, az vir-
GINA Midland junction for Lynch.
burg. at Basic City North and
soaih and at stanton Tor VIM
chester
200 P. n. DAILY, for Cincinnati and Chicago
with Pullman - Cincinnati aad
dlping-car Aaysyi!le 60 Cinclnnati.
serving breakfast. Connects at
Gordonssllie daily with local trala
for stanton.
s:33 p. N. Local train. daily, for boswell.
l0:45 r.. NJ. Daily, for Cincinnati and Chicago
with Pullman for Cincinnati, AMI
Louisville and dining-c,r to
L. T.. v. Maysyile. Connects at Coving-
tor. Va, for Virginia Hot Springs
daiiy.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGH1h-SrRkET STATION.
800 A. M. Daily, with parior-car, Tor Lynch
lurg and Clifton Forge Connects
except sun.ay for Lexington. Va,
aud excep,Snnday for Craig City.
500 T. n. Except Sunday. with sleeping-,sr,
for Lynchburg. Train leaves Lynch
bdrg at 7:15 A. NJ. daily tor Lexing-
ton Va.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMJSD, BRoAD-
STREET STATION.
TAO A.. NJ. Daily, from Cincinnati
800 A. NJ. Daily, from boswell.
il:3O a. N. Daily, from Norfolk and 0id Point.
200 Y. N. Daily, from Cincinnati and Louis
vile.
$50 p. n. Daily, IRON Norfolk and Old Point.
T:30 Y. n. Except Sunday, from Clifsen F)rga
1880 p. NJ. Except Sunday, IRON Old Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE ElGHrh-sTkEEf STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Excopt Sunday. from Lynchburs
and Lexington Va
Clio + n. Daily, fron Luxembourg and Clifton
Forge. JOHN ID. POTTS.
oc2 20 Division Passenger Agent
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By George ". Mayo, Auc:ioneer.
FANCY GROCERIES. wHIsKEYs.
ToBAccos. WINES.
GRocERY.wAG0Ns,
HANDSOME STORE FIXTURES. SC,
AT AUCTION.

Nv direction OF Thomas NJ. Binford, Esq, who
has determined 10 discontinue the grocery ousi-
ness. heretofore conducted ior him py MT. Julien
Bin,ord as his agent, | will cell all OF the stock In
the store, No. 1905 east Nam street, coh-
mencing nt 1890 A. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1898, g.
consisting in part Of
A %, OF very choice Virginia Hams, .
Canned Goods-embracing Corn and Clipped
Beef, Tongue. salmon. Crabs, shrimp,
Imported sardipes, Pickles, Catsups. Ginger,
Peaches, Pears. Tomatoes, Corn, &C., &c;
Flour, Baking Powders, Seasontngs. Cocoa,
Mustard, Spices, Toilet and Washing Soaps, &C,
Java and Mocha Cofess, Green and Black Teas.
Gibson, Monticello. and other popular Whiskeys,
Imported and Domestic Gin. Rum. Sherries,
Champagnes, Port, Madeira, Claret,
Sauterre. &c, &C..
yery fine Imported French Brandy aud Rhine
Wine, Yarmouth, and other cordials,
Virginia Apple Brandy, 8 years old, very supe-
rior.
Cased Whisksy OF choice brands.
80 barrels Whiskey Ia bond,
Key West anu Domestic Cigars Of good brands,
Che owing and smoking Tobaccos,
Handsome Glass Front and Open S~tore-Cases,
Tea-Cases. Showcases. Counters,
Counter and Platform scales.
ono Herring's Combinstiop-Lock Iron Safe
23x29 inches inside.
g Grocery Wagons In nice order;
2 Sets Harness,
and an unusually fine asso-tments Of goods OF all
kinds 10 be found In n first-class fancy grocery.
These goods are all flrstclass and perfectly
fresh, and the sale will offer. an excellent oppor-
tunity for the trade TO replenisn their stock with
the very best brands OF fresh goods. Sale posi-
tive. -.
Tho 80 barrels OF whlskey In bond will be sold
at 1 o'clock.
Terms: 400 and under. cash: over 800,
sixty days for approved endorsed negotiable
notes. interest added from day OF sale.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
NH 23-Th .Sa, Su, Tu&W5t Auctioneer.
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CALARY Or COMMISSION To

GALAXY Oh COMMlOolO IL
- agents I, handle the PATENT CHEMICAL
INCREASING PENCIL The most rseiul and
novel invention OF the age. Erases lax thorough
lv IN two secopds. Works Ike magic. 200 to
800 per cent. pront. Agents making 500 por
week. We Also want a GENERAL AGENT TO
take charge OF territory ami appoint sub-aZonts.
A rare chance to make money. Write for terms
and specimen Of erasing. MONROE ERASER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Xl24 La
Crosse. VIA. ~ 1-22St
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By Denoon. Tupper& Co,
Real Estate Agents and A~uctioneers,
S91 Main street.

NHE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS
4 IL CALLED TO SALE By AUCTION OF
LARGE FRAME DWELLING No. 5I3 NORTH
SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, TO BE REMOVED IN
TWENTY DAYs.-Wc viii sell by auction, on
the premises. 10 the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1898,
NJ 800 O'Clock Z. NJ, the above BUILDING with
any out-houses on premises.
There Is much good material In this old but
built house which can be utilized
20 advantage IN putting up small houses.
TERMS: Cash.
DENOON, TUPPER & CO..
NH 30 Auctloneers.
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EARMvILLE AND POWHArAN
IL RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE 103 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 20. ls92-
LEAVE
1920 p. NJ. rsa Atlantic Coast Limo for Fsrmuiie
and all points west Of Chester.
1915 p. n. va Richmond and Danville for
Farmviiie and all points west CT
Moseley.
AgRfvE RICHMOND.
8.45 A. y. wa Richmond and Dcnv1iis from
Farmviiis and ell points vest IL
Aosotey.
1880 A. " wa Atlantis Coast Line from Farm
vile end ell poants vess Of Chester.
a:1d P. n. vta Atlantic coass Ian iron bsr-
mudA aud OchrN
Al trains daily except Suntay.
TICKETS ca saio and baggage checkod through
a D Nnln ssreo6 Rtrk1ocA and Danville d
poA a. Unton Oepo6 Mtt3vNs
yAznR Wnnxzs dSss1sI lssssss Ga
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As commissioner of tho Circlit Court OF tho
city Of Lynchburg In the suit Of ;. NJ. Bocock
and others against w. 7. Bocock's executor and
Others, entered at the November term, 1887, the
undersigned will sell In front OF the courthouse
OF A~ppomattox county, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 9. 1893,
all the REAL ESTATE In said county Of which
willis T. Bococx died seized and possessed, con-
faipfnQ
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MISS CAMILLA AVERY, SOUTH
WI Bend, Ind, Boz d, pays els : week 70
ladies fog WHITING, etc. Is home hep!y with
staoped snvetope, "a 1v@susWlzt
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stricken districts shall be wintered In
Hungary. the Hungarian farmers to Sc
cure . return by getting proportion of
the cattle fed by them. The railways
Will, for this purpose. reduce their tar
IFS for cattle transportation.
The anti Semitic publisher, Hoeppner. IS
abort 10 issue a book. entitled die
Judische Wer;herrscaft" und das Reuter-
Bureau, tracing the career OF the Reuter-
Telegram Company and its connection
with the Wolf News Bureau. with a
view 70 proving that two news-gathering
concerns are linked together with the
object OF furthering the Jewish aim TO
control the world. The author Of the
boon argues that the Berlin office Of the
Retftet Telegram Company Is a source OF
DANGER 70 Germany. and ought to be
clcstd BY the Government.
TIE Hamblrg-Arerican Steamship
Coz psny, IN order to assist the executive
Gef an officers in Keeping ont of Ger
mas Russian and Polish emigrants, has
clc & AZ its agencies In the cities. towns
and Villages along the Russo-German
fro ter