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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

SALUDA, VA. May ESPECIAL THE
Tection passed quietly, with a full vote.
nd resulted as follows:
y. @. Jones Democrat, reelected Com
r1ouwealths Attorney. and W. ii. Per
kus Democrat. reelected Treasurer,
without opposition; r. r Perkins GOpu-
lsD Supervisor without opposition; J.
y steel Democrat. reelected Sheriff,
over ". H. Clare 0'opuiisO. and George
Walker Democrat. 0y iSi minority. West
en- Brist0w OSepublicanl Commissioners
~ the Revenue. reelected. over X. A.
Davis Democrat ana John y. Fleet
OemocraU. by majority Of n; X.
, Lee james Kawley and Ralph Cook
fc-eiected magistrates: I.uclus Major elect
81 constable. without opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

FOR RENT. VERY STYLISH BAY
WINDOW BRICK DWELLING, No. 323
Harrison street; rooms. Flrst-class
order, modern improvements.
SUTTON Il co,
my 2C-lt corner Tenth and Bank SITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

COOCHLAND COURTHOUSE, VA.
49,, ., -tSpecial)-The official vote OF
- county is ss follows: For Sherin-W.
m crouch Democrat. go; r. 4. Trice
IDsmocrau. 5g5. For Commissioner or the
6evenus-W. s. Ransone Democrat,
fms. H. H. Hoge DcmocraU, 55. For
Commonv aaIth's Auorney-A. y. Mon
fe.ro UemocraO. go; r. d. james Demo
rr,u. Ca For Treasurer-R n. Turner
Rspublcan. ISIS. DE had no oppose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Thomas j. Clopton et ais
In the Law aud Equity Court ~ the citJ
Of Richmond, decree May IL. 1870
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
ON CoBB'S ISLAND, VA.
EDUCATIONAL.
-.-r.---. ->--l -.re~.-.
SUMNER LAW SCHOOL,

Washington and Lee University.
Lectures begin July /, 1915. For cir
culaT. with full Information. address
post-ofiice. Lexington. va either OF the
Instructors,
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER.
Professor Equity, Commercial Law, etc.
CHARLES a. GRAVES
Professor Common and Statute Law
my 2t-eOdlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

FOR RENT, DESIRABLE DWELL
ING-l0 rOOms-420 west Main street.
Few doors OF Monroe Park. EVerythlng
i'm tip-top order. Apply 10 JOHN LAUER.
500 west Main street. my zo-lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
THURSDAYS VOTE.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS FRon THE
RECENT COUNTY ELECTIONS.

uhc Figures Continue TO Make
GratifyfnE showing for the Demo-
crats-Furthcr Facts Regarding
tho Operations OF the walton Law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSES
AT REDUCED RENT. Call and take
lcok at them. CHARLES A. ROsE,
No. IL Tenth street.
phone I'll. nay 26-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
" NJ TTNpIN,
PRESTON COOKE,
r. "A. CONNER.
Special Commissioners.
BY J. Thompson brown g. Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auci.oneers.
lll3 Main street
DEREMPTORY SALE TO HIGH
nInAEn

THREE BOULEVARD LOTS.
sOxl5J FEt.T.
WEST SIDE BETWEEN FRANKLIN
STREET AND PARK AVENUE
THURSDAY. MAY 81 1885
AT $50 T. N
Lots Nos. 5. s. aAsd 7. in block :. come
and pick No this chance. Bound 20 doaDs
It's present value In the near future.
TERMS: One fourth cash; six twelve
and eighteen months. with interest g
cured By trust deed
my "a J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 co.
BY J. Thompson Brown s Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
BY Chewing q Rose.
Real Estate Auctloneers.
No. 8 north Tenth street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
~ SALE or
EAsT-END BUILDING LOTS
BY Chewing & Rose.

John Il. West ..........,.,.....,..,Plai
VS..
Thomas J. Clopton ct ais.
In the Law aud Equity Court ~ the citJ
Of Richmond, decree May IL, $50.
In pursuance Of the decree IN the above
mentioned sult, the undersigned, thereby
appointed for the purpose. viii sell D.
auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY ~. 1885
at 500 o'clock j.. ~. -FOUR BUILDING
LOTS, situated on the east line Of TWCn.
ty-ninth street between Leigh and "
streets, three OF which hive a front OF q
by i20 feet. 90 an alley - feet wide, arc
one lot OF 3 feet by a depth ~ 40 feet
on the south. narrowing a. a front 81 y
feet on the aforementioned alley. A plat
sale Dwellings erected upon these l0ts
viii find ready buyers or renters.
TERMS one third IN cash. the residue
az six and twelve months. : per cent.
added, and secured hy a deed Of trust
upon the property or all cash az the Op-
ton OF the purchaser
W NJ TT'RpIN.
PRESTON COOKE,
r. "a CONNER.
Special Commissioners.
John y. Wet. ais. plaintiffs. against
Thomas j Clopton and ais, Gefendsnts-.
IN the Law and Equity Court OF TIC
city Of Richmond.
], p =. Winston. Clerk OF said court.
certify that tho bond required ~ the spe.
cal commissioner by the decree IN .Alf
cause Of MAJ u. 1906 has been duly given
Given under ms hand this g4 day o.
May 1896. =. r. WINSTON,
my Is Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

ll3 east Leigh street. rooms
2lt north Twenty-nrst street. rooms
3lS north Twenty seventh street, rooms
29N east Marshall street; Z rooms.
623 north Sixth street. rooms.
1921 Floyd avenue. 9 rooms.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
No. IL north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
ron SALE.

ron SALE. BAR COUNTER, BEER
PUMP, MIRROR, AND pEcANTER2
For sale cheap. Apply 70 ~ Z. COT
my 2slts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
real ESTATE AT PRIVATE

PECIFICATIONS upon which all
our house-building is based
THAT WILL add twenty years
10 the durability over one con-
structed in an ordinary way, ana
the pleasure derived from living
i'm one built In the following cub
stantial manner is no small Item:
NE LAY SLATE SLABS al the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Chesterfield.
Dinuiddic.

p1NWIDDIE COURTHOUSE. VA
aIay 25.-(Specal) The following Is the
official vote Of this county; For sherln-
w. H. Young OemocraO, $50; - H.
Hagsdale PopulisU, leo For Common
,vcalth's Attorney Y. Harris Demo
rraO. 1900. For Trtasurer-N. NJ. fleiu
rDemocraD. llO); +. O. Robertson Popu-
t.sJ 1A5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

BY request Of the owners I will sell by
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. MAY %. 1885,
at $50 O'Clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY
above described. The four houses on Sc
cond street have a front OF 6ih feet with
a good depth. The houses are old. but
the lot "a a very desirable one. and with
a small outlay neat houses could be erect
ed thereon that would yield a good reve-
nue. upon the investment
The houses on Jackson street are frame.
with rooms. each having a lot OF 70 feet
inches by Sia feet
This is the class OF property that not
only rents, but yields. large revenue
upon its value.
The owners OF the property authorize
me 10 say they are determined 70 sell.
TERMS: Easy.
GEORGE S. VASHON. JR..
my "a Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
JUNE RENT LIST

iust out. Full and complete. Special In
tIucements TO immediate tenants.
j. y. ELAN & CO.
MA Main street
Phone 53l my 26-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
over three four,bs Of the registered vote
was policd

over three four,hs Of the registered vote
was pollcd
RockbriJgc.
LEXINGTON. VA. May 25.--tSpecial)--
The complete official returns give the fol-
lowing figures Sheriff-Thomss 4. Ster-
RI 0emocraO. ~ majority over j. J..
Hamilton Repuhlican) Commemorative
A,torney-~Ro Catlett Democrat, 45l
majority over Joseph n sherrard Gnde-
pendemJ Treasurer Samuel r. Moore
Democrat, over J. r. Mccormick (Rc-
pubhcau). SO; over .. r. Revely dnde-
pendent. iS2 Mcorc's plurality. us.
Commissioner OF the Rcvenue-A. w.
Warner CpemooraO. ~ majority over
G. r.. Doaver (Republican) Charles II.
Paxton GemocraO 2i3 majority over
John p Ackerly Republlcan) J. NJ.
Johnston OemocraO, $50 majority over
John Patterson dlepublicanD Hail A.
Iackcy DemocraO $50 majority over
: w Paxton RepubicanD l.. l.. Watson
Democrat. jGi majority over J. r. Leech
Rcoubllcan) Dr. Samuel r. Moore
Democrat. i62 majority over +. l.. Con-
nor CRopubucsn). and &5 majority over
Daniel Tcaford dndenendcnt DemOcrat)
The Democrats made a clean sweep OF
an the county except In the cases Of two
supervisors. who were Republicans. one
had no opposition. and the other was
elected IN Buffalo District. the Repubh-
can stronghold OF the county. by 10 ma
jority. The Democrats are jubilsnt over
their victory.
York.
YORKTOWN. Va. May 25-(SpeclaI)-
The fun returns Tor the county OF York,
are as follows For Commemorative At
torney- Hubbard DcmocraO. S05: Peachey
WcpubEcan). 22i Democratic majority,
$50, For County Treasurer Smith Demo
cra0, So: Hoece Repubncan. 2Oi. Demo
cratic majority G2i For Commissioner Of
the Reyenue-Bryan DemocraD. 8l9;
Spear Republican, nc. Democratic ma
jority, GB For Sheriff Philips Demo
craD. 7i2, Crockett Repubicam, 2l2;
Wade Republicam. %. Democratic ma
jority. fGl.
Mcst~s. GoGgan. Forest, and Becr.
Democrats. ANA Himmerght Republi-
cam, wore elected supervisors. An aver
age vote WAS polled In the county but In
this (Nelson) precinct, the colored ele-
ment were advised by their leaders not
TO vote Their reason for such queer
action is a mystery. We had "A glorious
victory and the Walton law is considered
the right thing in the right place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

FOR RENT. STORE No 500 MAIN
street between Ninth and Tenth. IL will
be put in nice condition fgr z good tenant.
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR a son,
nv Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

7 Will also, az the same time and place,
sell certain CERTIFICATES OF STOCK
In the Virginia Pyrites Mining Company.
amounting 10 about A3NO, IN shares or
the par value Of 500 each
Also. any equitable interest that nay
remain 10 the said McCulloch m $1,000
OF said stock held by the executors %
y. W. Thomas as collateral FOR 400 and
500. uart thereof. due June ~, 1870, ana
500, the other part, due June %. 1888.
A 80. the equity In another $1,000 of said
stock, held by ! s. Epes, as security for
certain notes held by him. The amount ot
balance due thereon viii be made known
on day OF sale.
Also. the equity in another $1,000 o. SAID
stock. held by Cohen & Son. Petersburg,
Va, as collateral on note ~ $3.50 u, due
July %, 1893 and SlIi protest
Also, the equity In another 5000 ~ said
stock. held by Joseph Nj. Hurt, as col
lateral on note for siSj due on or about
the 9th OF June, 1888, all ~ which SAID
notes except the one OF Cohen a SOM are
set Out and described In the deed herein
mentioned. Said mine II located In Louisa
county. Va. with Offices IN Richmond.
TERMS: one third cash; balance IN six
and twelve months, secured. with in'
terest. By deed Ok trust on property pur-
chased -. =. WING,
my12- gu3t&my70 Trusfro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

FOR SALE. SEVERAL VERY De
SIRABLE HOME-SITES In the West
End. Cheap TO prompt buyer.
CHARLES \. ROSE.
No II Tenth street.
'phopa s7i my 26-ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il JAMES WOODALLs STOCK.
coo EAST HROAD SInEFT

INRUSIEES AUCIION SALE VI
Il JAMES W0ODALLs STOCK,
500 EAST BROAD STREET
SPECIAL STOVE-DAY.--Com
MONDAY. MAY q. 1875.
at 1890 / will sell all the FURNITURE
on the third floor, such as Bedsteads
Chairs. Wardrobes, Tables. Lounges, &c,
&c.
AT ~ NJ, SHARP.
will commence the STOVE SALE, having
100 or more TO sell Cooking Stoves (all
sizes. Heaters, Oil-Stoves Call Sizes, large
lot Tin Boilers and new Stoye-Plpe. Also
a big stock OF Stove Fittings and about %
Washing Machines.
TUESDAY, MAY 18th,
commencing at 1920. will sell 2 large
Iron Safes, Store Fixtures, Is New Sew
indebtedness and many Miscellaneous
Goods. Everybody requested 10 attend
the sales.
". 3. MCRARY. Trustee.
j. III. Valentine. Auctioneer. my 25-lt
Pv Ceorge = VasbOu IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD fhE
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT CALEH-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro
RATA III THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
FOR RENT-BARGAIN.

BRICK DWELLING. No. 58 north
Twelfth street; rooms. iatrobes,
range. and bath, with hot and cold water
my 26-2t r. Il. CHAFFlN Il co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Sold by virtue Of deed Of trust from
y. G. McCulloch ami wife 20 q. s. WING.
trustee dated "a day 81 June. 1893. f0r
the benefit OF the creditors ~ =. e. Me-
Cull0ch.
TERMS: One third cash; baancs 10 slN
and twelve months. with interest. secured
by deed OF trust on property purchased
O. s. WING, Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
LARGE AND SMALL FARMS NEAR
TOWN.

Property has steadily appreciated IN
this town since ~ foundation
rhc quantity OF property % be s0li viii
AFFORD a
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR BAR
GAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
MCABE's UNIVERSITY SCHOOL FOR

established 1860. removed TO Richmond.
The thirty-hrst annual session begins In
Richmond September, 1885. BOARDING
DEPARTMENT LIMITED. For terms
and information address w. GORDON
MCABE. Head-Master. Post-OfIiee Box
3l5, Richmond. my 9-iw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

EOR SALE. HANDSOME Dee
4 TAChED BRICK WEST GRACE Nj
STREET CORNER DWELLING. Spleen
did location Lot 81 feet front. II YOU
wish beautiful home at a low price,
can and see US about this property
my 25-lt sgi Main stree,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

WHEN REAL ESTATE - SOLD rH3
TkXES For THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID PRO
RATA ny THE VENDOR AND THE
NENDEE.
By Pollard 4 Basry.
Real Estate Auctionee-s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
b. II, SPENCE
TRUNK
FACTORY.

TRUNKS from SOC. H. $50.
Al shOES at cost 70 give up shoe business
ap 2G-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Charles C'tty.

CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE. May
Especially election passed on
quietly. and there was very small turn
pJt ln The thrc districts Al OF the old
pmcc.s were reelected. There was no
3ppos ton. except Tor Treasurer and COM
missioner OF che Rcvcnuc. Below is the
Ndicisi vote: For sheriff John +. Nance
rs Tor Treasurer aocock, Ss, Elnn"en-
Nip. g. Foy Commemorative Attorney
l.. a. Nance. Ei For Commissioner or
ihe Ecytnac- Franklin (colorcd hepuph-
SAM, 30. M8rston ODemocraU, 1874
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

FOR RENT, LARGE FRAME DWELL
ING, No. l1O0 east Broad street, opposite
Ford's Hotel Good locality for boarders.
Price. $50 per month. SUTTON & CO,
my a;-it corner Tenth and Bank Sts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
UCTION SALE
"A or
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Blackstone, EOtlOEay County,
SATURDAY. JUNE .. 1875.

TEN STORES. STORAGEWDrsES
DWELLINGS. LIVERY STA
BIES. ETC
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-26
ALL IN ROOSEYELT'S HONOR
re reviews - big Parade Gotten Tn for
his Especial Pronunciation BY LIB
cral" sunday Advocates.

Ne" hrfk, sept. 25.-Iho much herslde
demonstration Of the United Society for
liberal Sunday laws wbicb ,'r,,,,rs', -,
-, 80 . -'''l"e aIa.r' and the person
no u.- most 70 make it such was Police
Comfnlss iJner Roosevelt for whose 5erur
citation the display W. larrs1-, i,.r,ir+5
Mr.. Roosevelt mi ~, - '''s pa e''
III. ,r,..s.',--. '" -" invited 70 review
~ p,oN'ss'oH''AG y, 10 the surprise Of every
one Mr. Roosevelt; dl review it. He ap-
Including Dr. Andersen |rsl6,t. nv etltTt, NJ
German Reform Onion F,y.iee Coynr,,te- S'ss
S!0nsr Halhcypor James ilSa-irr orI
dial I'm his greetings as fI1nr n ~ a. ~ ~
tI.man had b.au Ills ,rl.r t,,.,.I,. 30 ~ ~
Then he stood -r4 -rrf.ra r-,4',.l, 91..ll.rrf9. 9.llrrf9.
the line went pa-t with man, i" g .'.'g
transplrcneies cublaz"r,J y;,i,5 s,, % al.-
tiuaI.ts as "DoUr v.ftb' p,'t'sr,, - 's,l = !. y, y,
and Roosevelt IS "a rar. -I ,,,,,
which shone c0rsp.ello5.el, s,f,,," " ~
blems borne bv the ,-lrtois. IL. ~ 'l"-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-26
BRIEFS BY WIRE.


New York Sept 9J-Among the arrivals
to-day on the Teutonic was Hall Caine,
author OF "The ManNman'
Mexico Mo. Sept. 21.--tSpeciall Holt q
St1rr fruit dealers Of mis- civ made IN
'gnment to-day Assets ana liab.lI.
lies both small.
tar,. Ty,rbrrt is saii IN ba v5ri,r,,I -, ~
appointment Of Nh Kllgore as chief ius-
ticc Of the Indian TERRITORY. while Seer
SrringaI Tor the sarna mac "''''''7 '''
rranela Iyas sent o--Cs,.ci,l, Two
IgLo"H.E quarter la. !. en- h.ea N th'
IN IN ,,,,, ."i ,r,,' oi T. .,o T-
II,ornor,'tor: Gbariee %mb9tlt II 4, n =.
A. Brown
~ II CO. o- mi,
,nsli6n 32i9PS sfi mere bv Sehb Pie he e,61 G9ry s!
th.s afternoon. hound Tor Ne" York. ON,
4L tne party aImiicl 10 the Associated
5ra G9Tes s%EIgs wgrg found near dreeI'ys camp on
sp2 t S"",.'5' o, G.. ~ NJ. -,
r. Irt"l7 nIIt' 9sht' me movie Nre-
l,rrI ir'@ @..i" "e S iFotn the
Lofinosan tentls,e aitef severe hshllng IN
az as ia'er 6 'y wcaa HTp Tmarcbrg On
"nele the 'tp' ~ "rte eohleH 'ruteH'
doR4on' ~ A., -'Sl!yer lnSois or total
shipped bv VIVIAN & Co svansa, I,5t of,,,
T~,rnr' ,bS ,,1n In birb tGo, SLal'i
nbiic IN ransit rom tba
" - '' ,,, - ,t't,ai,'I HlI.lIll I,pHt.
80 g,ne s sas pggH "p1aihI' To me robbers
,I4Ils. sept, 2a,-' '5tlclal dispatches from
MA 4a-,asg. AZ nave, brgn received here ao-
yoIanG 10 "Nl,h the trshch advance guard
tn,., ana tne %hole i2rse Of the
u,,n tbe iin,a y,ss ne a. NJ. *
rbe E,r"pab surfarsd no rnps rntsps''' SNlp' lSr'
prtsi,,,r, 80 o. ~ P,, 'oI,e ,,...,.-,-
~ ltISn4l t rs; S'll ny me explosion OF
+" '1h'p st ~ 'lG q oI lieon huchlnsky
%m o., ,ns 9oStn ~ s'aF M a 9n59,k tAls morn.nE,
y s..
,I,1t,5,,,ai ~ liii"EnS, IataiiS t4fne4 Or.
lro,1 =, ~ 81 NJ NJ teSguGl ins oAldren
". pi1.@i .ose W S's4' OF one eye
st feteEShnrg, sept, 23-belegates Of
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-26
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
TuE STOCK YARDS KARNIvAL KREwi
COMMITTEE Ar WORK.
A Resolution Adopted Asking the Man
aecment OF the Yards To Close
Down on tho bay OF the IA
rade-In with stock.

The coming Karnivai Krewe parade
/ is the biggest thing a the yards just
now The "boys' are all entering into
/ it with enthusiasm and intend the stock
/ yard contingent TO take the cake" At
/ a meeting Of the committee Of arrange
ments yesterday a resolution was passed
/ asking the stock yards company TO
/ close the stock yards on Tuesday, Oc-
, tchcr 3, the day Of the parade
| IT is desired by the commission men
I that country shippers leave their cattle
and hogs home on that day and bring
their wives ana children TO town to see
the fun. Colonel r. 7. Bass says he viii
have seventy-hve TO eighty In his com
pany OF horsemen. and it leaked out
yesterday that the office men were
organizing a donkey company and IL is
part Of the programme to ha'" iham
bray at intervals along the route. What
the young lady occupants -. The IN
change building are going o. DO HQ one
seems TO know, but it Is hlntad tney
have surprise in store and Will have q
full share iu the fun.
q. NJ. Walden. grand marshal OF the
stock yards division, has appointed tha
following deputies and they Viii meet IN
the Exchange hall at 1880 O'Clock 20 con-
suit about the parade John g.. Mccoy,
g''' y. dN ne' rug en-. i'uSl, D. II. N,t.'
H. T.. IihHrrL j., a. Ailen, captain W
p LguEh' d. H. Malle' ~ Is. Leha l.
= hu''.N d. H'huNay' O"a'.
Il,"E; TS,tsr W. 'anLhgn. j. y lF-
WIN, NJ D. ntrner tfeG ForSaa' Cnari.S
=, i;''sur .i a. huston: W. Hal. ~
r. C"ha' MaJof r" ;. Drought y. T..
NlehdfdS@n; \. Dgid, a. J. Glilaspie,
JsIvitle v1le GuuIhks. : l.. feit Leroy
oit'iI: y: !: o.aiiSs LGhnah, Andy GlileSme'
a - tlaull ~ - Green D. H. Sl9.ler'
Zen %" leGn' D. !. hiIief, zen l.. eIIh,
,,a,Ee = la'hni|h' g. D. houston ana
NTS1H = ielets'
w; ~ iSuh IauHhe. haS" had IN
ca ~, 'ul1 ""SS EtSltI'lF'
n ut4sk k,.'oH ui farmers rom Chhtoh
.vI.I,s NJ, W. Vl ',e Stock FarIs
E.steI.ay a 9na nuryhds"u over @IO ieed-
IhS cLtlle .Hil were SEM OUT 70 la'hrop
anu ia, ,sours 10 pe lea ior marNet,
AmohE (Hs men VINO were pUrlhassrs
Wg,o h"-Ia MORGAN >, C. poESias5'
W ilHan hu ION, 4. W. CreaSon SaInu-
q Sinlth John fuHkhouser, j. r. Shep-
nSrd' >. - HSlep ana Morrow Eros
Lhere Is say. an enormous crop OF corn rlpeh-
ing IN tuh'on county ana the farmers
are geulhE te2Gy 10 iee1 IL instead or
seihnE IL Tor SHIPMENT, clinton county
alpie VIII leel several IhpuSah9 heaa or
calue lor market, ana they VIII all be
sem mere Wheh iat'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-26
PAINES CELERY COMPOUND.
An Absolute Cure For the
Worst Cases of rheumatism.
The Greatest OF All Remedies Accom-
piishcd His Cure After Many Months OF
Weakness and suffering - No Tedious
Waiting for Improvement.

raine's celery compound is the one
known specific for the cure OF rheumatism.
And It does not need a tedious trial TO
prove IT,
The effect Of this best Of remedies IS
straiEhtway felt.
Not d week goes by before the pains OF
rheumatism diminish
Thousands Of men and women have told
OF the days and nights Of pain and feeble
ness exchanged IN a fsw weeks for ac-
uyity and strength.
rane's celery compound has won the
reputation OF being the remedy that
makes people we'll" Its good works ex-
tend from oregon to Maine. In every
state in the Union there has been piled up
In the newspapers aud medical journals a
tremendous amount Of indlsputabIc evil
denee OF the curative power OF Paine 5
celery compound over all forms OF ucr-
vous debility and diseases of the blood
IL cures after natures plan, by affoI5ius
nutrition fur every part Of the BODY. over
hauling the woruuut tissues. and supply
lug new brain and nerve material. send
inE pure blood through the veins invlgur-
auns The whole system and removing the
cause q. disease.
Mr. Oscar Pike. a well known resident OF
Princeton Ne. recently sent the following
unsolicited letter TO the rroprietors OF this
wonderful remedy:
Two years aEe / was taken sick with
what the doctors called The grip. | was
improving when ] took on n violent cold
and chill Then rheumatism set In, first
.u the Joints Of my shoulders. then down
my hands and arms. then all over Feet.
hands and lsGs swsllei. / could not put
my hand 10 my hoaE. c1ul5 rot throw tha
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-26
PERSONALS.

g H, Hollridge, st, Paul Is at the
F. NJ, odena, Detroit, is at the Coates.
u, II, Kendg, Muscatine. IS at the
W. e. Toms, San Francisco, is at the
Coates.
II, O. Ernst, Boston, is at the Coates.
George d. Roper, Rockford, is at tho
L. d. Eldridge, Middlebury, VI, is at the
e. D, Kenaed, Chicago is at the Coates.
T.. a. Perley. Portland, is at the Coates.
y. ~ Logan, Fort Worth. is az the
Major W T. Randolph, Of Fort Riley.
kas., was at the Midland yesterday. lie
has been East on furlough, ana while at
the seashore was one of the SPECTATORS at
the Yacht races, where the Defender 50
clearly showed her superiority.
Mr. Meyer Han wealthy stockman OF
been IN Europe for Few months and
came from Paris home. He Is delighted
with the journey.
Charles +. Thompson, Philadelphia Pa,
is at Hotel Victoria.
W, Cauus, Omaha, Is at Hotel Victoria.
q NJ; Kitchens. Springfield, Mo, is at
n, Z. Williams, St. Louis, is at Hotel
l., J., McQqade, Hutchinson, Kas., is at
Hotel Victoria.
4, ". Benson, Council Grove, is at Ho-
" ?. Pearson, St. Louis. is at Hotel
Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Wagner will leave
this morning for Atlanta, Ga. Mr.
Wagner Is a delegate TO the annual meet
ing Of the National Undertakers Associa-
lion. on its conclusion he and Mrs. Wag-
ner will visit the Cotton states exposition
- w r. AndrrewEs, of Columbus. Kas., is
G, ?. Hathaway, OF chilhcothe, Mo-, is at
the New Albany.
5. b. Fleming. of Wichita Kas,. is at the
New Albany,
W, a. Perry Of Diamond Springs, Kas.,
is at the New Albany.
A. W. Long. OF Manhattan, Kas., is at
the New Albany
1t was reported yesterday that represent
atlves OF Theodore G, Bates. president Of
The Kansas CltN ~ Atlantlc railrnad. hnvn