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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-04-10
WtsTERM EArLa.lNcts.
Stories Of the Pre-. 49,. .nrnan and the Ten
o-tfsos SA,dler from the E>st~

Stories Of TIE Pre-. as., .yznan and the Ten
o~trsos S>,dler from the Fast
The western front:ersnAn often
sees.s to ho.d in slight esteem tha
soldiers wAo are sent FOR the protection
OF the borGer, Having learned Indian
methods by many hard knocks, he
doubtless fails to exercise proper
charsy toward those whose experiences.
have been less extended. His ordinary
state of mind may be illustrated by
some extracts from San Historical
Rocky Mountain Outpost" An Indian
fighter, speaking of newly arrived
soldiers, said: "They be the greenest
set, and the sight of an lnjun Jest
about scares 'em to death. / never saw
any of 'em was afraid of, If l had any
sort OF show.
"Why, back in SO / undertook to-
take young man back to the states,
and we started in buggy; a buggy, do.
you mindl When he got down the
Arkansas a piece we heard the red.
skins was pretty thick, but we went
right on, only keeping more OF look
out, You know.
"But along in the afternoon we saw
fifteen or twenty coming for us, and
we got ready to. give 'em reception.
We had a hard chase, but at lase they
got pretty sick of the way handled
my rifle, and concluded to let us alone
for awhile. They kept watch of us,
though, and meant to get square with,
us that night.
"Well, we travelled till dark. stopped
just long enough to build big fire,
and then lit out. When those Injuns
came for us that night we were in
some other place, and they lost their
grip on that little scalping bee.
"They didn't trouble us any more,
that's sure. And when we got to the;
next post there were nigh hundred
teams, six stages and two companies
of soldiers, all shivering for fear of the
Injuns. 1t rather took the wind out Of
'em to see u come in with that buggy;
and they didn't want to believe we had
come through. But we were there, and
they couldn't get out Of it."
Indb Unere are some UnlnBS dDOuG
frontier life which are more enjoyable,
than others the frontiersman is free to.
admit. Among the few matters he,
would have otherwise, he gives the
first place to the tough range" or
"snow-fed" beef upon which he must
needs subsist.
81 heard story once" said he,
''about young man, atenderfoot, who,
after long wondering what made the
beef SO fearfully tough, at length ar
rived at the solution, as he thought,
and that quite by accident. He was
riding ont with friend, an old resi-
dent, when they chanced to come upon
a bunch of cattle.
"The young man seemed to be study
ing over something, and finally he
pointed to an animal which bore the
brand 'B. G. 45.'
"'Look at thatr he exclaimed, How
can you expect those antediluvians to
be anything but tough? Why don't
you kill your cattle before they get to
be two or three times as old as Me-
thuselah?'"
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Monogram Peaches.

at "a large dinner party given in Lon
don last summeEt the peaches placed ON
the table bore the monogram of their
owner traced distinctly in the velvety
bloom. In oraerto produce this unique
effect 1t appeS y letters were cut from
paper and pas ID on the peaches while
growing. When the fruit was ripe. on,
removing this, the letters were found
picked out in the most delicate green,
the rest. of the fruit being ROSY ard;
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EVERYDAY EXPRESSIONS.
How They Arc PeIng Improved as Our
Civilization Advances.

Capt. John J. Dalton is writing
little book that is calculated to show
the Improvement in ordinary everyday
expressions that is continually going
on, says the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Capt. Dalton has given. the subject a
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Court of Private Land Claims.

Joseph r. Reed, OF Iowa, Chief Justice.
Associate justices: Wilbur F. Stone. o
Colorado.
Thomas o. O Fuller, Of North Carolina.
William NJ. Murray, of Tennessee.
Henry o. snss, of Kansas.
Matthew 6. Reynolds, OF Missouri, Q. 8.
Attorney.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-04-10
FEDERAL.

I. B. Catron .......... Delegate to Congress
w. L. Thornton. ........... ..... 49,. Governor
Lorlon Miller '.....,.....s....s....... Secretary
Thos. Smith ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Chief justice
Wm Lee,
A. A. Freeman,
II. p. Seeds, '''''''s''''''''. associates
&. ID. Bantz.
Charles Easley,.,... Surveyor General
U. M shannon, ,.......... U. S Collector
j. B. Hemingway. S. District Attorney
- H. h"ii' ''''''.'...t........,U ,. marshal
W H Loomis. s.......... Deputy U s. Marshal
U. s. Coal Mine Inspector
James H. Walker, Santa Fe, Reg Land ONCE
Pedro Delgado, Santa Fe. Rec. Land ofice
j d. Bryan, Las Cruces. ). Reg Land Office
J p. Ascarate, Las Cruces. Rec. Land ONCE
ldchard Young, Roswell. Reg. Land Office
W. II. Cosgrove Roswell Rec Land Office
W. W Boyle, Folsom. Reg. Land Office
II. O. PICKLES, Folsom. .... Rec Land Office
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-04-10
REGISTER.
Sierra County Officers.

Nicholas Gales, Councilman for the coun-
ties of Sierra and Socorro.
w. E. Martin and Jose iArmto y Vigil re-
presentatives for the counties of socorro
and Sierra.
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WORK FOR. US

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All beginners succeed grandly, and more than
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

, ] he following marriage licenses were issued by
she County Clerks Office yesterday:
Henry i Goldsmith and Lizzie Brittin, 29-2O.
Jonn u. Barry and Mary E. Regan. 26-24.
r. W. Huntington and Nettie n. Norton, 3S-25.
harold g. Wood and Cora f. Lawrence $3.50.
bertle Z. Reed aud Dora Hannibal. 27-22.
"A. A. Cavagnaro and Emma @. Fautz, 26-22.
Harry l. Root and Emma Won Bender. 27-27.
7. A. Z. Gross and Helena Armbrust. 2S-24
Joseph Davies and Grace CottIe, 36-37.
Edward Phipps and Alice ]. Schumacher. 31-S1.
andrew Tkach and May Iehisine, 29-l9.
joan IL: Nissen and Loveday Bushnell, 42-4O.
David w. Pringle and Maud A Delong, 32-25.
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MARRIED.

LITCHF1ELD-PARKER- Brainerd, MIMI,
June 1S. 1896, Neil Litchfeld of San Francisco
and Stella Miller Parker or Bissfeld, Mich.
OLSEN-MARTINET-In Erutvale, Alameda
County, June ~, 1896, by the Rev. L. j.. p.
tnet.
STECHER-MAYER-Int this city, June %. 1896,
by the Rev. Father Maximilian, Henry Stecher
Of Columbus, Ohio, and Teresa Mayer of San
Francisco, Cal.
DERPOOL-FALVEY-In this city, by the
Rev. NJ. p. Boynton, John A. Vanderpool OF
Napa and Grace G. Falvey of San Francisco
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BiRTIIS- -HARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by m1u
Will not be inserted. They must he handed in
either OF the publication offices and be indorseI
with the name and residence OF persons authorjsst
TO have the same published.l
BORN.
BARTNESS-Tn this city, June %, 1896 to the
wife of l. &. Bartness, a SON
CHRISTENSEN-In this city, June Is, 1885, to
the wife OF j. p. Christensen, a son.
CUNNINGH Amin this city, June 49, 1895 10
the wife of j. B. Cunningham, a son.
HINK-In this city. June 20, 1896. TO the wife Of
Louis Hink. son.
JEFFs-June %, 1896. to the wife of II. j. Jeffs,
son.
Ross-In this city, June %. 1896, to the wife of
Frank Ross, a son.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

PORTLAND, OREGON, FRUIT FARM:
Il For sale-2U-acre farm IN high state of culti-
walton; seven acres are planted to American vari-
ETY. OF grapes namely: the Concord, Diamond,
Eaton Moore's Early Worden, Niagara, now full
bearing; several hundred large red gooseberries;
half an acre planted to cherries, pears, apples,
prunes plums; one and half planted OF
rays and cherry currants; new five-room hard
nnlshed one and half story house, heated by
not water; barn; wagon-Shed new greenhouse,
25x52; good weil fine water; windmill and run
nlng water the year round; this place is on good
level county road, four miles from Portland city
limits and eight miles from center OF I ortland: :
price, $4,000 or can be divided into two lO-acre
tracts-the tract with building, 5000: the other,
$4UOO; three and half acres OF grapes ON each
tract; it is divided by county road terms are half
cash, balance at per cent Address FREDERICK
LIND Fulton P. o., Multnomah County, Oregon.
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A SSIS'rANCE AND ADVICE
n that makes the unhappy, broken-hearted and
unfortunate happy and successful.
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The world-renowned clairvoyant and business me-
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ulatons: restores lost affections, removes evil in
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marriage with the one of your choice; reveals
everything you wish to know concerning the fu-
ture Those wishing TO consult genuine medium
call on PROF. NJ. l. CARNELLE, 22O Eddy st.
Letters with stamp answered. Hours-9 to 9
daily and Sundays.
WITCHES WE'RE BURNED, BUT NINE.
w Stewert still continues to astonish the city by
or wife: she is the greatest trance clairvoy ant
and card-reader on the coast; test her powers ere
she sails for Europe she guarantees to bring back
lost love and makes peace and happiness in the
home. Pariors and 4, 917 Market st.
= ITANA THE GYPSY
u This remarkable woman has lust arrived from
the Orient and promises marvellous developments
in unraveiing the mystery of human fate: she ad-
vises you Oh speculation, business affairs, love,
and csna h tne @
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NINE. PORTER. WONDERFUL CLAIRvoy.
uI ant, Card reader, born with double veil and
clairvoyant sttinSs 81 so. 126 Turk ST., Jones
M ME. AKNDT, BEST FORTUNE TELLER N
hl The world: SOC and s1 shows you the picture OF
your future husband or wife. Twelfth cor. Market
NED MIMI.
Ii SCHMIDT from the principal cities; tells past
present and future; prices moderate. S56 Mission.
A RRIyED-MRs. HANSON READS HEAD
~ and palm, also cards and tells past, present
and future. IL Fourth ST., room z.
IA ME. RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY;
w business advice; names given; ;25c up. Fourth.
NINE. LEGEITE; PRESENT. PAST AND
w future; 25c 3l1 Tehama, upstairs, ur. Fourth.
M ME. TRUE, CELEBRATED GYPSY, GIVES
Il infallible love charms TO all: unprecedented
success in New York City; greatest card reader on
the coast. Rooms 44-85, 3G6 Stockton St Hours
8 10 3; elevator.
M ME. MOREAU, BEST MEDIUM; REVEAL LIS
vi past, present, future; 25c up. 764 Howard st.
NINE. sYBILLE TELLS FROM CRADLE 10
lfI the grave: fee g6 cents. 914 o. Farrell ct.
sPIRlTUALISM.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

GAVE YOUR DOLLARS
- INVEST THEM SECURELY.
Golden Gate Park LOIS 9Th and 10th aves, II
and sts., fronting the park make money easy
by buying one OF these cheap lots; all streets
graded and macadamized.
Price $3.50 and upward.
Only $50 cash.
Balance $40 monthly.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oOs BROADWAY.

OAKLAND FLATS TO LET.
o1O NEW MODERN 7-ROoM FLATS; NO
% lO. dark or inside rooms: stove in kitchen;
dumbwa1ter; water and ash-man free; central;
BREED d CO, 460 Ninth St, Oakland
NJ ARlPOSA MRS EMMA H. ADAMS
w Newly furnished or unfurnshed rooms en-
suite or single: also, frst-class table board. 566
Eleventh ST., near Jefferson, Oakland. Cal.
EoURTEENTH AND CASTRO-TO LET,
Il with board, front rooms furnished; southern
and eastern exposure. 1908 Castro st.
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A LSO FINE BUSINESS BLOCK IN OAK
II land for stock or grain farm.
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A CHOICE 2O-ACRE TRACT NEAR SANTA
II Rosa; u acres orchard. 5 acres vineyard good
house and barn: plenty water; viii exchange.
EDWIN h. ALSIP e. CO.,
Room % Second EIonr Mills Rnilding
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S70O EACH;
SO MONTHLY.
Cheapest lots in Richmond; 11sh and 18th aves
bet. Lake and Caliio MIA SITS. fine level lots, 25x
120 each: streets graded, severed aud macadam-
lied; near the Callfornias.. and Sutro's
trio road; only very few left
BALDWIN tS HAMMOND,
I'D Montgomery st.
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE

A HIGHLY IMPROVED FRUIT FARM IN
~ full bearing offered for finely located lodging
house or business.
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GO6O DOWN, $3.50 SAME AS RENT,
DAOO. buys nearly new cottage; cost $500,
is offered for amount OF mortgage.
$220O-Store property (new). live country town,
rented $40.
$1,000 flats near Hyde ST.: lot has two fronts.
$l2,OO0-6 corner tats(nearly new); rents SIG:
all rented.
Other bargains at A. NJ. sPECK & CO.'S, COZ
Market st.
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HUSTOM-HOUSE. SAN FRANCISCAN, CAL,
" June, 1S96-Notice. Certain goods remaining
one year in bonded warehouse will be sold at pub
lie auction at the United States Appraisers Store
on the 22d of July, 1885, at IL O'Clock A.. NJ. De
scripsive. catalogues can be had at the Custom
house on July iS, 1896, or at time and place of
JOHN H. WISE, Collector of Customs.
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BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
LEGAL NOTICES.

TRUNKS MOVED. % CENTS. COMMERCIAL
Transfer Company as Suffer st.; telephone
main 40: keep your checks for
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OFFICES TO LET.

OFFICES TO LET.
y ENT- EIEGANT OFFICE ROOMS. 4:
IL wa er. 400 Powell ST.
1910 MARKET-FRONT OFFICES; SEC
terms.
CPRECKELS BUILDING, e27 MARKET
- Elegant sunny offices $l2 so up; electric-lirht:
beating and 1ssor seryIce b fres Apply at building
BICYCLES.
M ANTED-s sEcoND-HAND 's5 OR ;ss
w, w mems wheels Immediately. A. L. B.. 2l2s
CECOND HAND WHEELS IN PERFECT
- order; terms, cash or instalImeut; Crescen:
$25, Cleveland $50. Victor $40, Crawford S33
Be- Hur tandem. DAVIS BROS, 25 Geary st.
T WINFIELD PEARSON, 2l6 McALLTsTER
q Headquarters Lu-mi-num and Thistle bicycles
OK NEW FALCON; HIGH GRADE: S45 AND
~ $55 each; half price: few left GEORGE
WEBB ALEXANDER, 4o1 Market ST.
RICYCLEs, 1895 MODELS. $25 TO s65. HAM
" iton Cyclery, Baker St, near Hayes.
kICYCLEs FOR $40, s25, :$3O $S5, $40, $45
u $50, secondhand. 300 Post ST.
DOR SALE-'96 RAMBLER; WARWICK; I'M
S03 Larkin st.
PARK CYCLERY-NEw WHEELS TO LET;
i best accommodations. Terminus GearH MO
ALister and Powell ST. car lines
FOR sALE-MIsCELLA4EoUs.
COUNTER. DESK AND OFFICE RAILING
- for sale. II 81 Mission ST.
E'IRE SALE-HORSE, BUGGY AND HAIR
Il ness, chickens dot of brooders) ducks, pigeons.
10 whitney St. of Thr;ieth.
JUST ARRIVED-2 PRETTY a 10. FRESH
q Durham cows; large mixers. 1912 Folsom st.
ONE HORSEPOWER GAS ENGINE; CHEAP.
" Apply 2lOs Larkin ST.. after 6 P. NJ
DOR SALE = EMBROIDERING MACHINE
a (Cornely), cheap, Bacon place OF Pine ST.
TRRIGATOR,. AND S-HORSE SECOND
l. hand gasoline engines first-class and cheap
Address G. f.. box 100, Call Office.
Qd00 PIANO, 500; FINE SEALsKINs,
u HUI $40 each UNCLE HARRIS, Is Grant
EOR sALE-FINE GORDON SETTER PU PS;
IL 1912 Steiner st. j. G. FREDERICKS.
TPRIGHT BOILER, ENGINE 5-HoRsE.
~ power: buzz planer; nearly new j. w, box
9, Call Office.
VS. H. P. UPRIGHT ENGINE & CENTRIFU-
-Asal lpnmpattached&50lghtd 5T6Mission
(NoUNT TbKS SHELVING, SHOWCASES
" bought and sold. 1l2l12 Market, bet. 7th & Sth.
RARGAINs rYPEWRlTERs; ALL MAKES:
II write for prices Typewriter Ex., $40 California
i<OILERS, ENGINES, S,2D-HAND MACHINERY
IL wsterpipes Mcintosh & Wolpman l57 Beaie-
4 UILDINGs BOUGHT; LUMBER, sASHES
u doors. mantels. etc. for sale. 1l66 Mission.
ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZE
" fire and burglar proof safe. O9, Ill Market 81
DIRE AND BURGLAR SAFE. LETTER.
Il press platform scales and desk cheap. l02 Clay.
| NEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND
~ hand. w. s RAY Mfg Co. ~ California 81.
SEWING MACHINES.
| GINGER sEwING-MACHINE OFFICE, 1859
/ - Market rent so per
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DOR CASH OR CITY REAL LESTATE-5-ACRE
L good improved ranch in Petaluma. Apply 5l6
Second st.
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A FEW REASONS
A WHY THEY SELL so FAST.
Location unsurpassed
Lots $3.50 TO S4U0.
Term-$5 cash, SIS monthly
Streets graded severed and macadamized.
Water piped to every lot.
Take the Guerrero-st. electric cars OMISSION or
Valencia transfer at 14th), ride to Chenery and
Castro SITS and the Castro-st. Addition. No
lots in the city good for the price, either for in
vestment or home site.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st
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CLAIRVoYANTs.

DRESSES 80 UP: WRAPPERS IS CENTS u
" lawn 81 MP. 5O524 Natoma ST., above sixt
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xSS<rLT UPON REV. MR.. DFARB0RN
Much Interest reit Here by the Injured
Mans Friends.

There has been manifested by the
friends In this city OF the injured nan
much interest in the attempted assaSsina-
lion os Rev. John 4. Dearborn. now OF
kansas city, Mo, but formerly OF hIcn-
mond Tho account which was sent out
by the press says:
~Eesldcs being badly battered about
Tho head. Dearborn had suffered stab
v,ounI. Tho doctors have not yet de-
,,ed what the effect o. toe WOUNDS
Mil he. Dearborn was evidently assault
I'd in the night while going home. no
cause for the act g. known
al O'Clock Dearborn regaincd con-
sc.ousncss lonv enough 90 relate that
he was assaulted at IL o'clock last nigA'
as hc was returning home alone. by
man who jumped out from dark aHey
ard struck him on the forehead WIN
blunt igstumcnt Tho bow sent nm
20 the ground. when the assailant si@D
bed him three times in tue region o.
fhe heart. Thcn. believing him ce'n'
Dearborn was thrown over me i,n'e
into an adjacent yard. An examination
OF his wounds showed that the dagger
kiabs were not serious. but that the
blow on tho head might result N a con-
cussion OF the brain and prove iatal
"Soon after relating the facts as gwen
Dcarnfrn idpetH Ah'' az -. a..
The police profess TO believe that the
purpose Of the attack was not robbery,
but was insiisatea ny so". ~ Pll.tt.r
10 the a. T. A. INC wv q ''0
Dearborn has so e"'u'S.y "- 80,
None or his money VI
MISSING. 49,. e..,...-,r-,a,v q,
MT. Yea, 3,,,, ia, @,,,. NJ near
Sl'' d. iD, 80. ", .,,.,,t- ,.oars 400
~ ,'''' ~ 49,. .strTot Chrstian
Wa l"''', -. ,..o,,,. No.
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A delightful surprise party was given
little TIcIcrce Di.Aerson hy her friends
Monday evening at Der home. -os north
Igeniy-frst street. The merry party
were h,afly entertained. and refresh
ments were served. Those present were
Nlrg'e and Flcrence Dickcrson. leila
Woodward. Lille Meauloy. Blanche Bick-
or. Dell Christian Bertha Rice. and
Arthur Dickers0n. Albert and Tiden Nc
Auley, George Young Peter Kidd. Der
lard Smith. Willie Eddie. and little
Tommle Bichers. Mrs Dickerson and her
daughter, Anna. We're chapcrons. A. W.
Dickerson. John joy sen. W. r.. McGehoe.
and John Atkins were also present.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY %, 1850
TRAINS LEAVE NlchADAD-DAID
DEPOT.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY q, 1880
TRAINS LEAVE hlChADAD-lAlDa
DEPOT.
900 a. Il. Arrive Petersburg 95i A. b.
Norfolk ll.-J a. M stops ou.y
40 Petersburg, haFetiy, aai
e.o5 A. NJ. Arri~es Petersburg $3.50 A. ~.
Weldon 1855 8. ST., tlyetfe-
Vile 40 u. NJ, Charleston
llI5 =. ST., savannah l.iJ a.
81. JacksonWle s5 a. 81.
Port TAMPA f.l F 81.
Connects az wilson with so.
a.. arriving GoIlan4ro $40 p
Ms MNulu8ta- $3.50 -. d.
pullman sleeper Sew YORK 90
Jacksonville.
OK p. N, Local. arrives Petersburg 1883
L. N. Makes an Stops.
$50 P. NJ, Arryes Ps.errsbgrs so. p M
Norfolk $50 l.. H.. Makes all
7.so +. NJ. Arrives Petersburg soiP. d.,
EmpOga $40 connects Win
A. g. ~. Tor stations DetHe
Emporia and LawrenceFulcl,
Weldon 0.48 =. NJ. Fayefte-
vile 1907 A. NJ, Charleston
$50 A. NJ. savannah s.5 A.
~, jacksonville l2..y =. A.'
Port Tampa $3.50 b. 81
NEW LINE 40 MIDDLE
GEORGIA POiNIs.-AfflFins
Aiken 4.ll A. As aus ..lA e.lv
A. NJ, Macon u A. NJ At
lanta 1915 j.. 81. Pullman
sleepers New York 20 WI
mlustCn, tNtflchLsif JaNhsoN-
Vile. Port Ii mpa, Aiken. Au-
gusta. and N1c0n.
.,s,p N Arrive Petersburg 1885 a. NJ,
h''' Luxembourg 500 A. A., R0a-
uoko 1885 A. ST.. Bristol l.20
p. N. Pullman Sleeper Rich
mond 20 Lynchbgrs.
~ Arrives Petersburg 10 4. ~
l-'o' - weldon 2.55 A. NJ. Henderson
40t A. ~. Raleigh SIT A. M
flberton. POS p NJ. Atlantis
4.eg 4. IA. Pullman Sleeper
Washington 10 Atlanta.
r.os A. n, sunday Accommodation, ar
Tyss te,ersDuts sic A. A.
$40 p. VI. SUNDAY ,AAre.eSoamam1osdsts.on, ar
Makes an stops
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
AN a NJ, FROM Jacksonville. Savannah,
Charleston, Atlanta, Macon.
Augusta, and al points South.
$40 A. NJ, Atlanta, Athens, and Raleigh,
lynchburs, and the West.
sos A. NJ, Petersburg Local.
II .05 a. 81, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Peters
burg.
Gao 2. NJ. Jacksonville, savannsh.
boro, and all points South.
200 Il. NJ, N0rfolk, SurOlk, MaNfIly, ana
letersburg. Lynchburg. and
the West
s.23 Il. NJ, Petersburg Local.
9.4O A. NJ, Sunday Accommodation from
7:25 2. NJ. sunday Accommodation from
4. NJ. EMERSON.
J. r. KENNY, Trattic Manager.
Jf !. Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

The funeral OF Mr.. Thomas w. Nc
Canoe. whose death occurred AZ 1880
o clock Monday night. will take place
from Grace Episcopal church this morn
ing at II o'clock.
The pall-bearers Will De Mossrs. Walter
J. Blunt. julien Binfori. Charles w. God
dir. George A. Lathrop. John y. Noting.
Andrew II. Mott. J.. y. Peasants. j. y.
Tyle..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

The president OF the Virginia Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society announced
the following appointments yesterday:
CHIEF Marshal, Colonel ". Miles Cary;
assistant Marshals. Colonel O. Percy
HAYES Or. r. J.. Triton. Messrs. Anton
u. Th!crman, J. u. Mathews. c. w.
,lchmer. and W. y. Cardweu
.cCrctary Owens received yesterday
from Mr.. George n. King an intmation
that no would make a large exhibit OF
chickens and pigeons
Mf. King IS known 20 have the largest
siock Of feather fowls souTh OF the Ma.
Con and Dixon line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

by 4. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
Manchester, Va.
Il or
A BRICK STORE AND LOT No. 1918
HULL STREET.
MANCHESTER, VA.

nv virtue OF y deed OF trust. dated
September 90 1922. and recorded In the
clerk = Office Of the Hastings Court Of tho
city Of Manchester. In ID. b. II, page 40.
default having been made IN the pay
ment Of the note secured thereby, ! Will
sell. at public auction. on The premises,
O.
SATURDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF SET
TENDER. 1896.
a. o'clock J.. n. the above STORE
AND LOT. fronting 20 feet on the south
sido or Hun street. hstweeE Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets. ard running
back l05 feet deep. together with the use
of n tnree.foot alley on the western side.
Tho proper,y is desirably located m the
centre Ok The business portion or Man
chester The building IS two-sloIy
brick. well arranged FOR drugstore ana
dw-iiirr. - ia
TERMS. cash as 10 expenses of SAFE,
taxes. and 10 pay said note or s,eO ann
interest thereon from September -, 1872.
rho balance upon such terms as viii be
given al the sale. .DN.cov
.or-r, Trustee.