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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
AlrnnN.

Strangers in the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
J. S. BealI, OF NcIlsburg, is a guest at
the Stamm.
james Gardner, jr.. n weIl.known
Pittsburgher, 10 at the McLure.
]. E. Wayman. OF bethany, was in tho
city and registered ut the Mcclure.
John Mcmahon and A. W. Leonard,
OF SisteEsviIle. are guests OF the Wind
cor.
II. II. Hopkins. Of Elizabeth, Wa here
yesterday and autographed at the Wind
sor.
F. ?. Maxwell, OF CIarksburg, and
Adam Post, OF Buckhannon, are ut the
Slatum.
T. ". Gallagher, OF Pittsburgh, travel
ing freight agent 3. q o., autographed
at the Mcclure.
Thomas Mack, OF Washington, Pa,
and Charles ~lneletield, OF Burgctlstown,
arc ut the Behler.
II. II. llornbrook, agent for Caldwell
& Peterson, has removed to Indiana,
where he will live hereafter.
F. A. Orr, Of Salem. and Snow Rich.
ardsou, OF Sistersville, figured on the
register at tho Windsor yesterday.
Miss Grace Lowdermilk, OF Washing.
ton, b. c., is the guest Of Mrs. a. \.
Franzheim, OF North Main street.
Mr.. Samuel A. Myers, travelling pas,
seng6r agent OF tho Union Pacific rail-
road, with headquarters at Pittsburgh,
was IN the city yesterday.
A well known Elk, Mr. II. II. Perkins,
OF Indianapolis Iodge No. IS. who rop.
re.snta the Dunhlm Misunderstanding
Company on the road, Is At the Wind
cor.
Miss Margeret Oldham has returned
from ~Buckhannon, where she has had
a most successful class in physical cul-
ture at the Methodist Conference Sem
mary.
Col. "Bill" Shaw. OF Pittsburgh, who
Is on the staff OF the Burlington road,
was IN the city yesterday interviewing
the Wheeling passenger agents and dis
trIbutin: the B%urlinston's fans, 4 new
advertising device.
Harry Crcel, Of Sistersville, who was
recently badly injured i'll an accident in
the oil field, has lett tho City Hospital.
where he has boon treated for several
weeks, fully recovered. lie returned to
Sistcrsvllle yesterday.
Charley Strobel wears 4 watch fob
that attracts considerable attention. II
is made OF links OF a miniature bicycle
chain, and comes from the makers OF
the Cleveland bicycles, Of which S,robel
is the representative here.
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MOUSDSViLLE.
4 3ilsccllRneouS MrInmGo OF Minor DInt'
tiers from Sinrshhirs Metropolis.

Il AllAcellnueOuA ilcittiigO or minor lAnt-
tiers from olnrshhil's Metropolis.
The grand concert given by Prof.
Cheesbro and his choruBea Thursday
evening In the court house was the
finest ever given in the city. II shows
that there Is splendid talent hore when
properly trained and brought out. Res.
olutions were adopted expressing ap.
probation OF tho professor for tho fine
work ho has don0 among tho musical
p0oplo Of tho city. The programme
was repeated with comic specialtiGs to
another large audience last night.
Tho election to-day will determine
whether or not tho citizens desire
$4,000 moro OF city bonds issued for
further sttecs improvements. There
arc about 1000 voters In tho city and 1t
will require n thrce-tlith vote to carry
the issue. With the assurance OF water
works and street railway, street paving
will DO in or1er in the limo OF improve
monts. The city Ia now only in debt
about $751; 900. There seems 10 DO aome
opposition.
In grading Tomlinson avenue in front
OF Mr., Henry ThompsOn's place the
workmen uncArthod several bones. old
coins. etc, some OF which are said 10
be very valuable. The coins bear very
ancient dates. 1t is supposed ii has
been the resting plNcs OF somo noted
Indian chief. Tho iiad has attracted
quite a number OF curiosity seekers to
that place.
Mrs. Margaret McMullcn. rclict Of
John McMullen, aged sixty-iour years,
died Thursday Ut o OF consumption
at her home in tho lower ward. Her
funeral will tnko place this Rflcrnoon ut
3 o'clock; intesmont ut Brookside Gem
eiOsy.
William Bryson has removed his fam.
lily TO GAINESVILLE, whore he has had u
position for some tino with the Robin.
son Glass Company. His son JohI will
not 20 until next Monday.
The Elkina Republican Club Of the
First ward will hold n meeting this even
ing at the office OF Squire Mann to elect
delegates to tho Fairmont convention.
Miss Cora Myers returned from Ken
lucky yesterday where she has been for
several months teaching school. She
will remain hero for the present,
Hess & McMullen's planning mill is of
on account Of the death OF the mother
of Mr.. McNull-u. They will start up
on Monday.
Miss Mollie Parks left yesterday
morning for Ravenswood, the home OF
her parents.
Will Gray and Mrs. Thomas Cats rc-
turned from Pittsburgh yesterday.
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Ten-Ccnt Articles.

suspcnderS, Clothes lines. 25can. Jewelry.
6nSes braces. Stationery Packages jail Pndlos;S
Royal Needle Packages. one.hAif pound Tea, Ia.
1ieS' .V-cent Hose, Dolls, 2J-ceut Cur Buttons
Mirrors. Pocket Knives
We are constantly receiving bargains and ca,.
nor quote prices, as they are here today aud
gone tomorrow. II is our nim 10 ALWAYS hayo
something new at prices that will make you buy,
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z. B..
POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin
MAIN AND SITS,
WHEELING, ". VA.
MAIN AND SITS,
One Cent Articles.
WHEELING. ". va.

Q EIeaYy Envelopes, IgooI Pen Holders, O sls,l
lcus,l Memorandum book. 6ShcetS Motto PapSr,
GsiAto Pencils, ! lOld Pencils. I C0llhr HIti1n,.
:bAuchGS Hair Pins, ! handkerchief. 1 Thfnble,
J paper Pms, ! pdper Needles. / spool SIX Twist
:dpseu Hooks and Eyes. 4 Darling Noodles i
Nutmeg Crater, | dozen Inns Pants Buttons, /
iiat Pim. box CNrpct THckS, I dozen Clothei
Plns, Tablet | set Knitting Needles
LOM OF h.ccnt EOOds Rnlnr At l rrut
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Last night the Arion, Beethoven and
Mozart singing societies held their first
full rehearsal for the Toledo sacngeries,
in'July. Prof. II. NJ. Schockcy acted as
diractor, aud he was surprised at the
smoothness OF the rehearsal, consider
Ing that it was tho first the three
societies have held jointly.
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Nine. Gent ArlicInS-

1adles' Gloves. Shoe Brushes. Stew Pans Pa.
serye Kettles. Hatcher Knives. worth i ceu.s.
GihSo Dishes. MIX StrainctS. Coffee Pots, Flour
SlitcTs, SusPcndeS. Extract vaulllL Dolls. Dish,
fahs. Hammers, l Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
Baking Powder.
The above are all genuine bargains and lowo.
than ever before,
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The Wheeling Bakery has made ere

TIE Wheeling Bakery has made great
reductions in the price of Broad BY
greatly increasing the size OF the loaves.
The consumer buys more broad
for his money than ever before. The
&C and lOc loaves urc simply enormous.
Ain Seal on every loaf and an elecan,
Bread kniie or q pair OF Scissors for
every 100 seals when returned to the
office. Sold by al! ssoccss. Ask for il,
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ThrCe.Cent Articles.

LHdiCE lIHndGerchIcE. Shaving Brushet I
Golen DTcSy buttons, Stamped Dlpprry, Match
Shie'' Machine OIL Cans. Polato Ha,hex I loLsn
safety rus: fcrtuined Toilet soup. l pair Scl4.
iorN. Pint tunnels. Jelly llatcI Curry Combs i
Goien sh0O Ldcrs, School States. RI,tiny IppOns
5cctt Tablets, Cork ScrcwI. HArmonicp, ClES
IurncN. MOuAe Traps. Windsor TieA
Tome here for bargains, We Will not dislppolu;
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S~eyen-Cent Articles.

Colsate's Palm Soap, large Dressing Comb.
iArlnonicas, Counter Books, Dress G5odS Ia.
dies Ehndkcrchlets Mixed Bird Seed. White-
Wnih brushes. Large Tin Cups. Wash Paus, shcarS,
Atth,s popular price We oGer many ardcIeI
woEth doublo the monnr
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T'W0.C Cent Articles.

/? dozen buttons, | Fine Comb. | bnlt,, r,r
Pin TIN Cups. handkerchief. Cake Cutter, Fen.
yer hHeS, L.angEry IlNir Pins, Carpenter PeuCT,.
Gun buttons, Pic Pans. Pocket Combs SEnkIns
gan Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap. Glmlets,
Crlmpen "'
wSdeAl Ouly In Bargains aud give bl; value
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NOTES On
Stage OF Water aud Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests.

1hf lltcTCNlN.
Yesterdays DEPAETUEEA
Scotia. Agnew. Pittsburgh. S Il. III.
I'm HUI, kemple, larkersOurg, II 4. II
Liberty. Booth. Darlington, S.3I y. IL.
Courier. Davis, Pittsburgh, lOp. N.
BOATS LEAVING To-Day.
lronQueen. Philips. C~incInuatl. a. n.
Liberty, DoOsh. Darlington. $50 D. III.
EoETs LEAVING sUHDL
Ben uur. kcmplc. Pittsburgh, "a. H..
Lizzie Bay. Aiadly. Pittsburgh. Q Il. n.
Keystone stnte. Calhoun. Pittsburgh. ! to 5A n.
scoiic, Agnew, Cincinnati. 8 Il. N.
Courier Davis, faFketUurgr noon.
To-day's Cincinnati packet is the
speedy Iron Queen, Captain Phillips Oh
the HURRICANE deck.
Business with the several packet lines
ia said to be very good compared with
tire same period last year.
The Scotia wen up with Z fair trip
yesterday morning, and has Il good trip
In sight for points below, Sunday.
The marks at the public landing last
evening showed 9 icet 0 inches in the
channel. Weather clear in morning,
but cloudy aud raining in the afternoon.
There arc several candidates in the
field Tor the vacant local inspectorship,
caused by death OF the veteran Captain
Dillon. supervising Inspector Chan
cellor Uill'nnine the mau soon, it is said.
FRoN HEADwATgRs.
Morgantown-River 6 feet s inches
and fallincj weather cold and raining.
Passed up and down. The Germauia.
Oil City-River / feet l inch aud fall.
ing; weather cold and clear.
Warron-River . feet 0 inches and
falling; weather fair and cold.
Greensboro-Rivcr 7 feet II inches
and falling slowly; weather cloudy and
cool. The Adam Jacobs is duo Up and
down Saturday.
Standardization 0 feet 6 inches
and falling; weather cloudy and cool.
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SiX.Cent hriiclns

One set Table Spoons. blank Book Pur,cy
!aces, Sleeve Buttons. l0cent EmbpIderisS
~SCrnobing Brushes Cent? Hall Hose,
AerchGuts inviteL. We have barca!aS for VOC
and u Will pay you 10 call. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-02

Do YOU ask your grocer for the
Wheeling Bake.y's Tin Seal Bread?
they have greatly Increased the size OF
~loaves, making bread much cheaper to
the consumer than ever before. Their
five and ten cent loaves are simply
enormous,
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Merchant Tailoring.

out Merchant Tailoring Department IL now
ready for business and wo ore showing n lima n,
goods IN new. bright and tasteful patterns Thai
are selling Ike 4 dash. We offer during this
month your choice OF 4 line at SID. SO Do. suit
up vel worth one.thlrd mon money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-02

OF tho guards. There was nobody 10.
tiInidalcL. 1t ~ not necessary in
MouudsyiIlo or Marshall county.
TnuTn.
MouRdsNRs, Jlnsl !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-02

lF the hair is falling out, or turning
gray, requiring . stimulant with nour.
ishinG aud coloring food, Halls Vegeta-
bic s!cilian Hair Remover is just the
specific.
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R2S silk Mitt's are the
y best, lac, -l9c, o4c,
29c and SIC. Kayser's Silk Gloves at
800, SOC, 69c and 75c. Nc plus OK.
traFast Black Hose at &c, &c and lie.
II, EMsuErNrR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-02

Tho Pittsburgh Post. the great Demo.
cratic daily, only one cen, n COPY or
three dollars a year. Send for specimen,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-02
MCLOTHING.4N

0YERC0ATS at 9:I prizes ,hat s9a,S all 'ozne.
Si.dU. $500. eG.1j, II y 10 SIO..i.
Evil! pGy you 10 look ut these guoiI
hEN'S SUITS at :! % $! 81. $50 siS!. sIp.
leaders In low. prices II you cRn match thes,
sonGs iot less man double tho money anywhcro
VIII be refunded. These goods must 20.
hENS PANTS w as7.' II Il y S,s' want sf' 81 10 IS t up to
the value OF a dollar Try to borrow QUO. II Won
Maut W Know now TO save 4 dollar or moro look
al onr Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS 3, Ts i Sc Ss. sso, ; s. +, sa up
not last alwavA You cannO, match the priclt
BOYS PANTS at nc 100 &c, &c. Thc,car,
prosenI We have ali sizes from 5 10 Is 4, Sas,e
prices e'
MEMS SHOES St 81 q 7'e; % 97s s. :! 10 So s:r:
well 10 'ave money on Shoes az aay,hins elsa
and wo aro nwny below the market
LADIES' FINE SH0RS 81 81 e. 2 q? = = 81 Is Is s!s7;
800 Our succc's in the Shoe line Il pyo5,bipr
more than we deserve. We prcSn!ne the r.Isnn
We sell so many Is because they doa't last I'm"
but people will have them. ~
CHILDREH'S SHOES st s! 10? e g; a5 sc. IS, q.
gains ~ ~" VI"
Hens and Boys Hats 8; !, 49, y g :, g? g 80;
fine silk Hat which usually sells atsijl
htlS SHIFTS Shirts biz We w Lead GSi IL The up iPa T. Do Gu
Millinery and Ribbons n T,, H \ R'lo - c. On
s4yeyou lots OF money. Miss Agnes Garrity viii
ElNeyGm pointers on Nilliucrv and Tr!mmIn,S
mat mat VIII 10 YOU rood aud will not ovcrchatss
NAlu q ARl fnl nn EHEInE
Underwear GnderShltts and Drawers a, 20.
onuVi uoAl. SIC. Sac. ISc, &c IN. Ne an, nj.
wnyF below the market on these goods at wall
rs crcrythiuS else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets C. u.s.; 8 * s SO 81,
We have Just received Il Job 10. Of these gooisa;
prices tina: will surprise you
Ladies' COrSets n,ao. so,. SO up
Umbrellas ats, COG. SO up
Lace Curtains a; SOC. CSC, SIC un
Gr0cBrjHS. ?iibs ,Gtanula;ed Sugar for s, %:
c'N~oiio'' ArbGcElc's Cofea. So: Gr.in ~.
GtoGnd fenper, Cinnamon. Mustard. C;inyrrrnj
nan.hE FoWIer, all going At &c per pound. or
pounds for . cents "
~ Il Clothing Store, ~ Boot npl S,,,
S'ors.h Hat Store. u Dry Goods store y
HiIIiihcry Store, II Notion store, n FurnIsb-
~ N'"ons Store. n Hardware mud Tinw,rn
I'oac,h zen anu Grocery Storc-niuo stor,a
III "h"-ait complete under Quo roof.
We EaTe The largest department, store in ,ho
s'aSe; W. 10 lVV Main sJrrct. IS 10 "a Tenth
street and 1921 10 1917 Market street, EIrvsn 49,
entFances-take your choice, Bar-ninS in 80
department. e'H''
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E. B. POTTS,
Main and Tenth Sts., Wheeling V. VI

htanch stores at StGubeuyi!le, Dcllairc. Nav
S ciiansxtLe. fafkeFiouEG FAD tho Cyclone" az
nolo
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WANTED.

"ANTED-TWOW AISr-MAKERS
W Room 1903 PeEoody Building. iel'
WANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE
agent In every county In the State. For
particulars call or nddrcS S. f POOL, Room S0l.
Peabody Building. Wheeling ". Va APPS
"ANYED-S ALESMAN WHO
w visits country retailers to sell our Jeans,
.low-priced Cassimercs, Dress Goods, FlRnucls
and Blankets. s /. ". CO., ToI III, philndcI.
phIa my5-S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
TIM CKUEITI CASE
or Brown. the Guard, Continued for a
weck-Other Uenr!co News

The case of George Brown. the Laurel
reformatory guard. charged with beating
Frank Marks. an inmate of the institu-
tion. was called before Squire Vincent
yesterday at the Henrico County Court
for trial. At the request of Brown, the
case was continued until next Wednesday.
The continuance was asked for on the
ground that Brown desired the presence
of Superintendent Sampson, of the re-
formatory, at the trial, but that gentle
man was unable TO attend. on account
OF Illness.
The case OF James Lyme, charged with
threatening TO Kill Wash Bottoms, was
before Squire Vincent. Lyme had just
recovered from the effects of "A spree,
and was In such condition that he
could not be tried, so the case was con-
tinued until next Monday.
James Robinson tcoloredD was commit
ted TO jail yesterday by Squire Tyler.
charged with trespassing on the property
OF the North Side Land Company.
A number of summons have beer re-
Gently issued by Squire Lewis against
parties charged with having nuisances on
their property.
Jaler Fussell Is having the county Jail
thoroughly renovated lie had the pris-
oners at work yesterday Whltewashing
the cells and corridors.
Constable Il. e. Mosby mas recovered
from the house of the father of Edna
Belle James (colored), whom he arrested
for larceny last Tuesday, a lot OF wear
ing apparel which was stolen by the
woman from the residence of Mrs Dora
Lane. Her case comes before Justice
Tyler for examination to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

by Chewing g. Rose.


n RUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE OF E "a,
virtue OF deed OF trust from ni a,ni
Wcodson Scott and Ellen NJ. scott ua.se
18th day OF May, 1851, of RECORD IN Wy
clerks office. Richmond Chancery Court
-. Il. 49,, -. page as, deiaht ia ,e1s
been made I'm the covenants theIe,iI ' La
and being required 80 to DO by the D o',in,-
ficiary, We viii sell, By auctoh' "P'"
THI'RsDAY, THE nth DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1894. o,,
at B o'clock T. NJ, all that certain LOi
OR PIECE OF GROUND. with an III
provements thereon, lying and BENZ !ti
the city OF Richmond, Va, on the no, va
elde OF Leigh street, commencing az VIZ
distance of 100 feet west OF the me y.
the property formerly owned -? 49,
Graham. and running thence "es,"1 III, -
and fronting j. feet, and running jim sat
at right angles 20 Leigh street no -. tee'
30 an alley 81 common, ~ ieel WIZ,
I'ropcrty i'm this portion Of the city rents
readily. Come 10 the sale anu 'ahe ~
in. with the assurance Of a proht In lhe
near future. -.
TERMS. For Cash "a TO the sum Oh
xlsS II and the expenses Of sale; S'3o 40
of the residue I'm hfty-nve monthly IN
stalments OF SEAS, payable on the 10TH
nay of each month, the Hrst iBstaIment
10 be due October IL. 1894, and the bal
ance Ia two equal Instruments at six and
Twelve month"; with interest from day
If sale: all deferred payments 10 be Sc
,ured by deed Of trust on the property.
A. j. CHEWNING,
f. SI1TERDlNG,
seq Trustees.
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The New l'nmneii.

As has already been announced. tho
management OF the Virginia State Agri.
cultural and Mechanical Association has
secured for an evening attraction during
their coming Exposition. James Pain q
Sons world famous spectacular and ny
rotechnic spectacle. "rhe New Poinpeii -
The opening night will be October OH and
continued for ten consecutive nights.
Sunday excepted. In connection with The
great spectacle Sl,0GO worth Of Pains
famous fireworks will be consumed each
evening.
This. together with one Of the finest
specialty attractions ever put on an out
door stage, will furnish combined en-
teriaininent whose magnihcence and gran
deur has never been eXcelled I'm this
country.
Mt. T.. W. Conable. manager for
Messrs. Pain Sons. has arrived in mo
city 10 assist the local management i'm
the preliminary work OF producing this
great spectacle. '''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
AUCTION Sales.--future Day.
by Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
T RUsTEES AUCTION SALE or no.
Sl2 NORTH TWENTY-THlRD
STREET

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust
dated 5th day of March, l~02. OF record
In the clerks office Richmond Chancery
Court. Deed Book ljl {, page ~, deiauit
having been made in the payment of the
note therein secured. and being required
so TO do by the beneficiary. 1 viii sen by
auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, the 1st Day of October, 1854,
at o'clock =. NJ. that LOT OF LAND.
with the dwelling thereon numbered ms
above. The lot has a front OF - fept
more or less, on the west line Of twenty
thiid street. between y and burton
streets. This Is indeed a very deslra bic
little house. If you are looking TOR q
good Investment or Il snug home, DO not
fail to attend this Offering.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of Fale
and note for $3.50 with interest thereon
from 9TH day OF June, 1894. IN pad. the
residue as may be named at time Of sale.
se21-td EDWARD S. ROSE. Trustee.
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BY a. l.. AdansOn,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

~ RUSTEES' SALE OF LOT 3}x13.
l FEET WITH TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING THEREON, No. 70 SIT
UATED IN THE CITY or MANCHES-
TER, VA, on THE EAST LINE of
THIRTEtNTH STREET BEJW EEN
DECATUR AND STOCKTON STREETS.
By virtue Of a deal Of trust executed
to the undersigned by George ". Holt
and wife. dated 18th OF November. lss3,
ard recorded in clerk : Office of the Hust-
ings Court OF said city, in -. Il. 10, page
~, TO secure the payment of the debt
therein mentioned. default having been
made In the payment thereof and being
thereto required by the beneficiary of
said deed, We will proceed to sell. by auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, THE 9TH OF sEPTEM-
BEK, 1874.
at b:15 o'clock Il. NJ, the vsOperty above
q sgcribpd
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale
ana SSlN.62: balance, if any. upon such
terms as may be announced at sale.
EDWARD S. ROSE,
JOSEPH ". THOMAS,
GEORGE S. NASHON, JR.,
se22-td Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

No. q makes ali loDai atots. t..,-----.
at Raleigh with Piedmont Airline foS
Asf eyilie. \. G, and AL iutermeIlaIs
points on the Western North Carglln.
railroad.
no. 4y3-"Vestbuled Limited .r,t, %.
Buffet Sieepcr5 Richmond 10 Atlsn'
ClOfc connections AT Atlanta Tor Nh 80 -
leans and al points South ana Soutbvyss,
and n New orleans with the Soutber1,
Pacinc anu Texas and Pacluc RAILROADS
"Vestibuled Trains" o0 0N
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 402-" Atlanta Speclalp'' .,vas,u,.,,.,
Limited Train ~ H. NJ. daily.
NO. S~Mail aud Express Is p. NJ
daily, except Sunday. ~
roc tickets, Pullman reservations. &c
apply at ticket office, nyrd-Street "a.
ton: Richmond Transfer ComoSnv a.
east Main street, and eompsny;s Ia ~
$50 east Main street S'"Ne'
YIN -; MlNDER, General Manager.
l.. !, ANDERSON, Gen1 Pass. A,-ent
H. A. BofhlN. City Passenger Agt.
S6 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

The baseball game AZ the Voc, t.. ,
Park this afternoon between the electrjc
car men on the Main-Street line AMI
those ON the Clay-Streei line for he
benefit Of fund TO supply the "Kniehis
OF the trolley with winter overcoats
promises to be an interesting contest a,d
the cause appeals To- street car patrons
generally. The players have made everV
artangement FOR a good game ana VIII
Try hard 10 interest the spectators. wa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
by Frank -. Hin q CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

NICE FRAME DWELLING. WITH Il
ROOMS. No. no SOUTH RESER-
NOIR STREET, AT AUCTION. On
FRIDAY. September IS 1894,
at O'Clock u. NJ. on the premises we
VIII sell the nice HOUSE AND LOT as
IN very good order, and now Wen rented
ms IS good investment owner is
e9miPeiIed 10 sell and win offer a bargain.
TERMS: Very reasonable and viii be
announced on day Of sale
se9J-it Aucttooaas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

, Inc Following Is list Of patents inst
mono, three patents. tobacco-taeg,ne ma
chlhe. machine for making and afiixine
.aks TO tobacco. and machine for attach
n ns .ass 10 tobacco. .one-half OF each pat
o Snt assisned TO l.. II. Lightfoot, also OF
richmond: James G.. Deyerle. salem Va
ssutohauc brake for railway cars West
Nireinia-Joserh II. Jennings. Middle.
way. guard for cars '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

4 uGCSTINE. ROYALL & co. 2aS
"a Auctlonters. viii sell at auction ~
OCTOBER :, 1894. at II NJ, on the
premises, BEAUTIFUL FARMS on
the New road. three miles from Man
chester, Va. For particulars, can on
the auetioneers, Manchester. Va.
sn22 % IA Oc2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
The W0msu,s Calico.

The Womans College has commenced
. Wv session with very encouraging pros
pes's' A!reaoy more than one hundred
anu hxty young ladies have enrolled
AZ me institution. and others are Vet 10
come Rev. DIR. Nelson, the president
a ns very much gratifed over tina future