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n1nAY- nEcEaInER m -

M ? O'Clock h. NJ. THAI AlAGAlt- .lNt
TRUCK-FARM called "fowhiie
~ owned by DR. W. II. Gaines cul.ls
Ia acres OF the most valuable firI N. ...t
farm. upon which is the dwelling
and other buildings, situated near 0.
Mil. Hanover county. 80.
TERMS: The deed requires
s. DO. and the residue on "a credit
and two years. but better terms t.l H|
bably be announced on day o,
GEORGE p. tfAM,
n. g,,h.fifrrfnF Trustee
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NRusTEE's SALE

TWO VALUABLE FARMS
IN THE COUNTY OF GOOCHLANp On
JAMES RIVER. KNOWN As ~
CAHONTAS' AND "NOODNILL-.
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In execution OF a certain deed az tf-,.
from Alfred Pleasanton 20 The lfi.
eli trustee. dated April J. lN9' ie,o. INV
-. CLERKS office " GoOChianl ll|
Court i'm Deed Book a.. pages lA a.l
which was given 70 secure me ial "i.
of certain notes therein descri0
default havng been made M we
Nv ,he beneficiary IN said deed so iN
7 shall proceed TO sell at puohc. .,
a, he residence OF the "Woodyiiie' ilii-
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

VALUABLE STORE PRoprp~v
ON EAST LINE OF gFyl,,..,'..
o--. STREET. '''''' !
OPPOSITE TO THE CHreApr,
AND OHIO SHOPS 'NH
KNOWN AS Nos. lil9 AND i-i
ALSO,
A NUMBER OF SMALL, DWFrr,,..-
AND 'f'3
SEVERAL LARGE VACANT Ton,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
or TIE

FAMOUS GAINES FARM, "POWHlli-.,.
THE FINEST TRuCk-FARM IN HAN
OVER COUNTY.
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BY N. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
FRIDAY DECEMBER g. i'G

Henrico County Court. also. rsr0rI.s 4.
Richmond Chancery Court. D..r.s
1856 A. page 81. I will sell. by agl,Ir-
the premises. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4 rg
at 5 o'clock =. NJ, THREE Lane,
THREE-STORY FRAME BUILDINGS
used as 4 store. with fweiing .
The building contains two llrsa u.-.
rooms. on the first floor. and ah1.. t,.,'
~ chambers above. Lot IS llt1 "a
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
THREE FRAME DWELLINGS ri,
three rooms each on east side of s.r.-.
teenth street. just south ~ ur r.-.
property. They VIII he sold eer.r-f.. -
also. several VACANT LOTS ai0.r-,
the store ana dwelling.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTrR
VACANT LOT I'm rear % sto-e properly
containing 34 acres more or less r.
lot 40. 10 IN Craig's plan.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
FOUR FRAME DWELLINGS 0. na
lime on Page. between Acc0mu0l
and Townes streets. one Dive. ll. .r
lot has "A frontage of - feet, t-a rta
three have q Joint frontage ol s' N.t
IMMEDIATELY THEREAfT
SMALL THREE ROOM EttW7
DWELLING on Buchanan street .r
of above mentioned property on ll..
TERMS. one third cash; residue no 81,
ard twelve months. credit payments .
bs evidenced hy notes with Infer
ora secured by decd OF tr'Ht or '. rr
1,orfv CONWAY r. SANDS
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statesmen FOR CT
gars. Old, reliable house. Experience I'M
necessary. Extra inducements to custo-
mers. So to $50 per month and expenses.
CHARLES G. BISHOP * CO,
no l2-Th, Su& Tulm ST. Louis.
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A BUTLER. SETTLED MAN PRE-
ferred. Apply, with recommendations to
A. PIZZINl. JR.,
de l-2t 900 Bank street
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AS substituted trustee in a decd o, tr''t
~ record lon the Clerks Office of t1o ....'
~ Court OF Hanover county. OH ue.
2j. page 2i3. l VIII OFFER Tor SAFE t- p--'-'
aucffon on the premises, on
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WANTED.

MANAGER FOR BRANCH OFFICE
Salary s. 200 with commission 500 re-
CURED 10 cover stock carried. MANAGER,
care Dispatch. no 2-su&Tu4t
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BY Pollard & Bagby. -"
Real Estate Auctlonee-,
NOS. and north Eleventh rr,.,
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ID, virtue OF n decree ~ tho Hus'.r1
CD. Tor the city of Manc1r'r lI
in the suit styled Martha Jane b k.'l
- ais VS.. Sarah Frances ta.I.
-n1crsiened special comm.s HI
',-rcte for sale az public a-r.0 a
~ dav hour. and place nam.
10, verv DESIRABLE H1I r- AN1
TGT' ON the west side of folIIN
b-stNesn Hull .and Decatur sire .n'
FONTS 9i feet and runs back - iD.. 800.
frame house containing eA fo.
9oo1 order For other particulars OBJ
''TrRAfS. one third cash; balance NJ ft
and twelve months Tor notes O.t''
,er cent. interest from day M -
titie retained until the whole 500
49, h Maid. JAMES NANE
''o'' Special Commis''ner
T, the Clerks office % ne Hisla8
Cont of the city Of Mancnes,r'.
Martha Jane Hazlewood e. als..fiain.l'
c,rab Frances Caudle.. 90, ..ueie ial..
~ T. DuVal. Clerk of The s1ii .-..
10 certifv that the bond required '. 10
snocial commissioner by Lha decree
ds~ad in said cause, on IN -Ilh ..f "
Toveuber 1896. has been duly given.
Given under my hand. as Slerh o RI
SAID court. this, 18th day OF 10Y .a-'
ssae II. j. DitA..
l'g,, easDe122A&5 Celk
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BY J. ID. Carneal
Real Estate Agent and Al'NoNs.1
llO5 east Main street
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BY c. L. & II. J.. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
81 Main street.
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WASHING BY GOOD WASHER AND
lroner Work neatly done.
Mrs. HESTER ANTHONY.
de 1-1ts cast BacOn street.
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AT II O'CLOCK UNTIL SOLD
Ladies' ard Mems 7jc. German Gloria
Umbrellas. natural handles. Tor 05c.
each-limit.
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
French Coney Boas, spring mouths &c.
each.
FROM II TO y O'CLOCK
Children's Fine. Heavy White Merino
Neets for nc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10


Wilton Lsckaye beglne bis starring
tour Ia Dr.. Beigtan Ia Chicago Now
5th.
Lillian Russell stys She helps 10
keep her voice ifesh W making u a
rule never 10 sing TO her friends.
Mauagut Charles Hoyt never SLOWS
his com diss 10 grow stale. They afe
always kept up to date with new anu
bright limoy lines.
Francis Wilson, In his new comic
optTa, Halt a King, il playing 10 the
cApGc.l ~ Of the SPACIOUS Kuickefboekef
theatof, Now York.
James x. Hsukett has scored sue.
eess Ia Chloago m The Pfleonct Of
u nda, and the pfrtH welcomes him
$50 the small band Of romantic acioft'
Of tho day.
The adaptation Of Les Dcux Dossgs,
called ~ English The Two Liltle V &.
iauts, was made by Charles X e.n.
Hts wofE is highly praised uy tue
boston oritios.
Amefica started tho Tfilby craze. aud
u was the Americans VINO nut full
deNn and wofshipped the IDOL which
tho fortunate DuMAutief had reared
Ia their miJsL
n. d. Blakomofe will be retained al
the Grand ~ regular member " the
company. lie IL q clever comedian
anu the ralTous Of the hCunu viii be
pleased 10 know that ho " u remain
with tue company,
Fanny DAvonpofps wardrobe IL 90
extensive that II uquifes three nj.
teudAutu 10 care for ". This year Mls,
Davenport 1, having still more elab1rAte
costumes made tor every one VI the
plsys Ia her rsIeftoty.
a new novel, entitled Her Foreign
Conquest, from tho pen Of Colouel
ltichafj Henry Savage, has just teen
Issued. IL 10 very dramatic ~ quality,
aud has already bson placed IA the
hands OF q we'll known author for
dramst zatlou.
Hermann the Great IL negotiating
for site IN New Y Tk CITY on which
10 erect = buiiJiug that will include n
thester, hotel, music hall and roof ger.
dsn all Ia one. IL l. 10 be the nntsi
lace OF Amusement Ia America And
viii cost over s2,OOO,OOO.
Albert Chevsller has struck on a
novel aud ingenious scheme 10 put "
some practical use tho imporiune nnd
iaoppoflune autograph collector To
every one who writes him fof hia sig.
nature tho gifted costet singer sends a
request that n new penny be- sent him
u ondow n bed In = certain hospital
that will DO kuown ~ an "Autogfaph
bed.0
On the BowoTy, the greatest scenic
achievement ana money sucots, Of the
csnlufy, IN when Sieve Bfodie hp-
ptagt, played only In tho East during
the last two soAiOus. lts only western
engagement was four weeks that n
played IN Chicago. II played two
weeks In nearly every big eastern city
aud four IN Boston anu nine M New
York. IL T. the only show on rscof1
ihat played duTing an entire season 10
"stan1ing room onlyn al every pes.
fofmauce aud Ia many Instances thou
sards were turne away.
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The success OF Hold's safsal hfilla
IN oouqueTing toTOiuls, Ia vhatr veI
way II may msni'est itsulf, 10 youchod
'nf by Thousands who were severely
illioled by this prevalent aissase, but
VINO now ri Dice over permanent
cure by Hood's safsApaHllh. Soroiula
may a pear ~ humof, or II may At.
tick the glands Of the nerh, or bfesk
out In dreadful running slIcs on the
toby or llmhl. Attaching the mucous
memhTal ., II may develop Into cAlafTl
or logging In the lungs Leaf 10 cnn,
iumptlou, Come a. It may, a faithful
course OF treatment with Hooa's Saf.
sspAril'a VIII overcome u, Tor working
upon the foundation " ali difessef, i'm.
lufe bl0ou, the system T. clarified anu
Yitaii2sd. Hrd yigDT, strength and
uealin fhsiofed 10 thu h7dy.
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Loeation-coAst Of Chesapeake nay. iiamp.
Act lion Blo.som's cottage on ohesa
peaAe hay Inc two loyors-fhe arrest
hteFe's oath.
Act 1.-Two years later Interior Of steve
IlaTIand'a home liCmOrse OF ntcfo-iho sur
prise paIty he dsad returned.
Act i-tyening OF the SANE day. AhnlYef-
cary Of Aiay's Wedding day - The pafaon
caught-t he habY -partinF
Act lH-tlN years ihtfr Nintcrgfcen lane
latte hny Hnd her mother no uufial OF tue
lnd-A nussage from tAo sea,
Tree company That na' been playin.
Tfilby In Australia have nnishe
their engagement there anu are nov
on their way East. Manager Buri.
has tuoceedei In making date win
the compaDy Tor one performance {
DO given "Wednesday. DC ober 2lsL
Ttll6y rs novel II most fascinstirg
mud tho characters are inlelibly In
pressed upon 'he mind Of tho reader
aud the dramstiEali0n 10 90 olevufly
done and 70 true 10 tho descriptions o
thom given by the author that one b
Startled almost 70 hce them a llViur
reality In the play. Edilh Cfaut
Ia sim tho TTlby n tho company
aud she viii DO fAyorably rscalle
by those who saw her In the originia
Presentation hers. Mr.. Lackaye lie mo-
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The week just closing has been =
..,.bte me In theatfiosl circles. Con-
s.,,reo attractions have been given Of
NJ, tho houses AID Tue Increased
sa,ipe,s has boon appreciated by the
u.nsgsfs. Ths Bowefy Girl at the
r,..isf was all that was expected Of
a and that was not very much from
.dtsmatlc point OF yitw, the scenery
s.,n. the chief attraction Tor the usual
,h,.ter tairons who happened u A.
and. This country visitors were greatly
nl,.ssd, however. and that was sum
sl.nL Toe double bill At the Grand
ma. not been the huge succcts u might
have been, except from financial
rolnt Of Wow aud It did very well TOT
Inc occasion. The farce Is what IL
moto particularly meant, as the cur
,.ln raiser was certainly n gem.
N.osser Rogers knows thai his house
ba.n standard 10 maintain both 90 70
,.y, and player; the latter Will no
4 ubt establish themselves iaVorably
IN m present appearances and n care
fol ,el,ollon Of plays to be presented
uill aid considerably In retailing the
potular prestige the Grand has hs'e'
oisfe enjoyed.
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Tho bill At the Grand next week, be-
ginning Monday, Oct. ~, IL 10 Ia
David Brlasco's famous comedy drama
May Blossom. ruis play hal an tx
tended tun nj the Lyeeum Theater IN
New York, aHd wse for long Time Que
Of tue features VI FIOhman'i roper
tolre. II u not unlike Toe wife, bniug
the story VI young giTl VINO, loving
one man, mATTits another through a
misunderstanding, but who Inally
learns TO love her husband above all
thiDgs. The play u iilled with alrong
ttenes anu Situations aud Abounds 10
comedy Of tho puT0sl kiud. The scene
IL laid near Hampton roads on the sea
clAtt, The cast " characters 10 given
bel0Wi
Htf,e Ilarland, young nthsimhn,..,s.;
Uncle Bsrtlstt the preacher Of Hampton,
.................s ........ George d. fdeaon
iiehard Ashcroft, Ia love With May,";.b.,..
Tom blossom fa,Ser. ''.''. :. y. s.sp,oa
owen ia haway he prcaehsr'o rive. 4, o.,
EpbliiiiS;.' solofed b;o'itnin H. b.iiissemo,s
captain Hammond, Of the y T.. kagal
. terNltes,tss. NONCOMPLIANCE nNhNAM
I, isST ui Slgsq fishermen "'yts N isaieT
May blossom Tho nsherman's dauFhteT
....,...,................. Adele hrlglaia
Deborah Nilsson, her huut D.. Jean Chnmhiin
htlle, houaemaid......... ..s.t Mamie nupunl
illue nay lalue Jtatlt N9nlea
lltue anAs,ss ,ssss,sssssssss'ss7hlli'l 'ohoa
Nallors, fishermen. soldiers, Children
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ELIS
CREAM BALM

u quickly ab'
sorbssi cleanse
che Nasal passa
Ecs, AiiaNs t'ain
- nd tniiRuiun
tioti, Heals ana
Protects the
ftcnitsFnnc from
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the ses ul
Taste and stusii.
tsiNes Relief 80
oner nud ~ viii
care
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Coniutl N NstI lhr choice n blood.
punilrtis unnecessary. There l. but
QUO bea shfhapsTlla, ami that d.
Aver This import NJ fci was o..
@ niz'd at tue World's FAIR, Chicago,
1903, being thu only blloi-pufliicT I'D /.
mn I'd 30 hn nlacl m rghIhlll0n.
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To remove tHb oOueilpatod habii,
thu oniy safe iTestmuHt II y oDurfe ri
Aye's PMS, followed by d laXltivf
diet. Most other cathnrlio, DO more
uafm than good. there ore leading
phyiiolans recommend Ayef's Pulls,
especially as a falally phyHic.
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The Sans Gene engagement has
been genuine dramatic treat. and
salt I,aks patrons Of the drama have
never been tenind In showing their
sppf,eiallon OF morltntious productions
and The audiences ihst have attended
the performances during the eugag'.
m.nt have been Of that class which
actors love to appear before became Of
Tim ke,n appreciation manifestcd'
kathryn Kiddef 10 not what IL called a
t,autiful woman nor does she have the
oppottunily 10 the role Of Sans Ono
1, Improve her appearance, but beauty
cuts no particular ngufe With genlut
tbouah combination Of the two II de-.
liable, Bhr ~ slave 10 the part She
sfoates, she studies u not ouly by tue
lin,s. tut figufua out the authors De.
.igpg AZ nearly ua n Il IOssiblo
no No and adnpt herself 10 them. She
Il oerthinly clever artist ami worthy
N the place sue has nttainsd
la the dfamsuc world. Hal
Rustolps reception on the opnning
piyht was not what u would have
b.sn bnd he been earlier tucognlzud.
The clean Hhaven lace hnd the POW
dsfeu wig served 70 oiectuaily die.
guiss him, Hu u ndmi ably laIapted
10 tult the raft Of tle'Cbvfs and favor.
sble comment was indulgtd S. by HE
iflsnus Hud admifefa during aud Piief
Inc rsrlofmancsf. We hope 10 SEQ the
taIentsd sans Gone company again
Next week will be- n busy ono In
dramatic circles. Tue ihoateT will
resent Julia MaTl0ws TabeT ana
Robert Tabcr 10 repertoire for
tour nights engagement WIN n change
oi bill each night. II viii DO ptac.
IDEALLY n BhakespeflAn revival Though
tho opening performance VIII be
George Elliopa famous novel VI
R1mola dfamntiLrd by Eiwyn Barron.
The Gfaud viii pr duce another Of
Frohmsn's successes, hhy Blossom,
sud IL viii give the company chance
TO display some OF thu Hbility which
they possess. The Lyceum will e..
main closed for little while from
present AppeafancsE, the horse show
closing lis engagement here with %.
nighrs performances.
The return " Julia Marlowe 1aber
and Robert Tabsr ~ this city tot an
cngagement Of four nights commence
ING Monday night, Oct. l2th, has been
pleasantly Anticipated by our theatot.
gotTe aud the repertoire Of plays 70 DO
Presented II one that will DO highly
appreciated and enjoyed. Tne open
log lsrlormAnco viii he drumAtlzt.
lion Of George Ellops famous novel
Bomols, by Il wyn A. Bauon,an csft.
while prominent journalist aud dra.
matte critic. Then will 'oliOw A. You
Like II, Romeo aud Juliet and Much
Ado About Nothing la their order on
Tuesday, Wednesday aud rhursiay
eveniugF.
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CATARRR
COLDMHEAD

paruclc D. applied directly into che noe
ms % Agreeable o. cents Al dfugglsts oT ~
mgll samples DO cents hr mail
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FarhI1usbie dress messing NJ WON.
au's Cor, Nauvoo Block, Oh west,
EIIaI knnIh.
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MUSIC ANDDRAM A


with the company ard MI. kett,Who
essays he pnft Of SyenRnli viii NM "
hatd no doubt 10 OIL that genllemen''
held ana Geo. Webster have their old
rsfle N the three gusrismsn, NJ
Morrison 10 6ucko AMI rhier a. n ln
l1n, while Jennie Prntnih VIII D.
NE fsH Of Madame WIZARD W htf
own immitable way, This VIII no
utuhi be the last performance OF lhl.
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Attire makes a man look solid With
himself aud the world. We do not
claim we are the only ones selling
good clothing. but we do claim we
work harder aud taxi more pains 90
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manufacturers, look closer Into the
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For sale by z. c. NJ T., CLARK "a
dtedge & Co, Western Hardware Co.
Salt Lake Hardware Co, and Geo. A
lowe. Salt LAke CITY. Utah.
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Iva .. trndnmo Don't 'arc.i
The furtras ~ two c1utnrnti. Manager
Augustus riou takes pleasure in announcing


Monday, "nom0Ia" Irrsfay. "AH You IHkr
o." ~ cl0uHiaT "llumtu COL Juliet. rhuiH
% b, fltr, tc, Hc. sale Of Haafs htrIuH
luuaf, OCT. uih
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adapted to the relief and cure of all
Female Complaints, eXerting n Won
derful direct influence in giving
strength and tone to the organs. If
you have Loss of Appetite, Consti-
patton, Headache. Painting Spells,
or are Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable.
Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy
Spells, Electric Bitters is the medi.
cine you need. Health and Strength
are guaranteed by its use. Large
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CAMS Drug Store.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-01-18
How War Abroad Would Affect Us

1t has been intimatcd in certain
+ quarters that war between England
and Germany would be beneficial to
the United States.
A great European war might tenn.
porarily help this country, as it would
withdraw a vast number of men from
the ordinary channels of industry and
thus create a demand for our manu-
features.
But war can be of no permanent
benefit 1t means an immense amount
of property destruction and conse-
quent impovcnshment;4 and. the
world is so firmly bound together by
the ties of commerce that I'm injury
to one part of itmust ultimately tend
to the injury of the whole.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-01-18
Found Dead on the Track.

The body of James Morris, coal
shoveIer, about Is years old, was
found on the railroad track half a
mile north of the station at Essex
Junction Sunday morning. His head
was crushed and both legs were
badly mangled. Morris home was
at White River Junction. He has
worked for two years in the coal
yards there and was considered 4
temperate and industrious man.. The
circumstances of his death are a
mystery. The theory of suicide is
advanced but not credited.
Jan. I4.-The mystery of Morris
death is still unsolved, although
States Attorney Brown, WHO'S pros
ecuting the case, is engaged in a
thorough investigation. There seems
to be little obtainable in the way of
evidence, The feeling grows, how
ever, that the man met death through
foul play.