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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
GOLFING AT LAKESIDE.
LARGE PfRTT OFLdDfES AND GENs
TLTuEy PRESENT YESTERDAY.
The Links are said To BE the Best In the
Country, aud the Members are
Enjoying the Game.

Yesterday afternoon was on ideal one
for niay,no Golf and was taken advant-
age of bv the dovotccs Of the game. TX
.,crte v,h, have been over the links Of
the Lakeside Wheel Club. pronounce
Thorn second 10 none in this country IN
natural beauty and LAY or the lano.
WORK on them is being steadily pusfed
10 completion. when. IN snort uIne'
they Will be in perfect condition. ana
joy TO the golfer
Cadcies. balls. clubs, ETC., are I'D apu"u-
ance at the club. for the convenience OF
the members and their visitors. Inc
ladies have been especially pioNloeu lol
in every particular
THOSE PRESENT.
Among those on the links yesterday
afternoon were Mesdamcs Levin Joynes'
Scott Parish: Misses Wexford, Coehlll'
Cathline Anderson Mossrs. H. VI. Ruth
orford. Edward Hanncwinckel Edward
Willis Henry Baskerville, Dudley Me-
Donald. Frank Davenport. Isaac DaVen-
port, Hugh Antrim, william Townes, W.
III. Parrish. j.. b. Munford, Harrison
Blair. Scott Parrish. Levin JoyEcs, Arch
or Anderson. Jr., Symineton.
Some Of the on-lookers were MISSES
Kate Harris, Marion Harris. Agnes Nc
Carthy Fannie Lewis. Mayo. Cook Todd,
Hattie Ross. Bessie Pace. Annie Gray,
Jones. Lewis. Of West Virginia; Margaret
Strngfellow, Richmond Lewis, H. ).
Halves, 9. b. Antrim, q. T.. Smith Ed
ward Mayo, Curtis Cauthorn. David
Currie. John Curric, J. l. Anderson, S.
5. +. Patterson, John Palmer, Alsop,
Mccarthy, Workman. Bidgood, G. w.
Antrim, Randolph Holiday. Henry VIII
iams, Mr.. and Mrs Strinefellow. OF Bos-
ton; Palmer Gray. Mosdamos w. p.
Palmer, j. A. WEIGH, C.. J.. Smith, Ed
ward Mayo.
GAME GROWING POPULAR.
The game seems 10 be growing In pop
uarity and the Lakeside Club is offer
ing its members and visitors every IA
cility for enjoying it 10 the fullest. Morn
ing Golf parties al the club are of daily
occurrence and have become TO be quite
the thing"
THE ANNEX.
The additional room that will he sup
piled by the handsome annex which will
be ready for occupancy In time for the
Christmas Smoker. will be a great COM
fort 20 the members It will be ar
ranged for the proper care of an para
phernalia Of outdoor sports such as golf
tennis, quoits, trap-shooting, etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

A Short story for Very Little People.

A short story for Very Little People.
Overland Train in the Dining Room.
Elsie. Chester, Valentine and Annie
had made up an Overland train In the
dininc-room. and were taking trip
across the United States. They had the
siraight-back chairs for cars, and the big
rocker for the engine. Chester was engi-
neer and fireman. Valentine was conduc-
tor. brakeman. and porter. Elsie and An
ME were the passengers.
Alumma was lying on the couch in
the next room. She had the headache
and wanted 10 sleep; but II she dropped
into a doze Valentine was sure 10 arouse
her by bawling Dinner is now ready IN
the dining-car!'
Mamma could not bear TO stop their
fun. But she kept hoping that dinner
would be over. AT last the appctites of
ned: and then she heard them planning
so have wreck!
THAT is more than l can stand"
thought mamma.
''Children!" shO called.
Elsie came 60 the door.
"Would you like TO try a new play?'
said mamma. II will give five cents to
the one who will sit still the longest"
Elsie wanted TO try II. She told the
rest.
Chester said he would Just as soon play
that as 10 play wreck.
and we can have the wreck after
ward" said Valentine
Lets slt in the cars" said Elsie.
Well give Annie the engine said
Chester: Ishe's the littiest"
Annie laughed and elambered into the
big rocker. The others took their places
ana the play began Elsie felt like laugh
ing ut frst: but she looked away out OF
the window. and soon grew serious
Chss&ss gsxed steadily at the carpet.
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ICE At PETERSBURG.
Sergeant Crichton Receives One Hundred
Dollars Reward for Fishers Arrest.

PETERSBURG. VA, November 10
Special-There was a heavy frost last
nigh. and ice formed TO thickness Of
quarter Of an inch
Chief Of Police Parkinson received a let
ter to-day from Sergeant Crichton, OF the
police force OF this city 20 the effect
that he arrived I'm New York with Fredo-
rick Fishel. the absconding cashier, who
was arrested here a few days ago. The
officer saws in his letter that he has re-
ceived 800 reward for the arrest Of
Fishel and that the prisoner was re-
leased on bail I'm the penalty Of $500
The delegates from the First Baptist
church in this city 10 the General Asso-
citation OF Virginia Baptists which cons
venes in Roanoke on the 10th instant. are
d.. William Pitcher, Bartlett Roper. H..
w. Collier Simon Seward, William War
rem and j. r. Whitehorn. Rev. II. W.
Battle. d. D., and Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher are
life members Of the body.
The ten days revival at the Second
Baptist church. conducted by the pastor
Rev. A. J. Fristoe assisted by Rev. Dr.
Jeffries OF Knoxville. closed last night.
There were some twelve or nfteen con-
versions
Rev. L. A. Cutler will begin series Of
meetings at Park-Place Disciple church
next Wednesday night.
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Auction Sale Of Ladies' and
Cents High-Grade Bicycles

az their warerooms. so east Broad
street, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH.
al lo.4o y. 81. $3.50 and 1880 r. NJ.
Hele Is chance FOR you TO get a
wheel az your Own price. This sale con-
sls's OF h.sh-grade Bicycles. manufac-
tured by The John r. Lowell Arms Co.
ana Tho Boston wheel Works. all Of
Boston. Mass. known as The Lowell
EAceH' the "Winslow' and the win
CHESTER catalogued al SIS and Sl00 fully
guaranteed hy the manufacturers. The
wheels viii Dee on exhibition Friday and
saturday. November l2lh and 18th. Sale
s Az place Tuesday. November 18th, at
w. a NJ. 1890 and 1.3O p. NJ, rain or
snine. Absolutely to the highest bidder
without limit or reserve. Special atten-
uon VIII be given TO Ladies attending
TINS sale. II you want a Bike at your
VA $50, 90 NOT miss TINS onaii'e. THE
NAtiiN TINE AUCTION CO., "a east
BROAD STREET. J. Il. Valentine.
ManaZer and Auctioneer.
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Ami. iokoa straight ahead OF her. Her
eyes were dull. and now and then the
lids dropped. Valentine fixed his eyes on
,h~ 49, Five minutes were slowly tick
cd away. " $1,000. >,
thought valentine.
uo wondered how long the others could
keep still.
rTot 50 long as can" nc said 10 him
salf "Flsle will laugh. she's always gig
Cling. And Chester viii say something:
hes a talker. And Of course Annie's too
little 10 keep sim long"
so valentine reasoned. and resolu'clv
held his tongue. waiting for tho rest
lie made up his mind they could not
hold out longer than half an hour.
annie will soon begin TO iabber" he
kept thinking. "and thcn Elsie will laugh.
and Chester will speak out and then III
say: I've won Tho nickel "
Valentine watched tho clock
Il know they can't keep still moro n
half an hour" he said to himself oven
and over again.
At last the haf-hour was almost gone.
There were only two minutes more. He
could hardly walt Then there was only
one minute. lie grew excited. Tho time
was up. lie forgot himself altogether He
jumped from his chair.
Two won tho nickel" he shouted.
Elsie and Chester burst out laughing
Then they all looked at one another in
dismay.
'Dd Annie laugh too?' cried Elsie.
"and IS the game spolled?'
She peeped around tho back Of the rock
ing-chair.
why, The darlingr she said, softly.
"Shc's asleep"
"rhe nickel belongs 10 her" said Ches-
ter. 'Won never mind: she's the lit
tlost"
"Ill 70 tell mamma" said Elsie. "Mam-
ma. Why. she's asleep. too"
Don't let's wake her. said Chester.
"You know she said her head achod."
Wen play outdoors till dlnnertlme."
said Elsie
And we can have The wreck this ar
ternoon.' said Valentlne.-By Mary Eliz-
abeth stone, Ontario. Cal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Did You Ever!

A Kindergarten teacher was recently re-
viewing her little class on the instruction
given the previous day. The following
are part OF the questions and answers:
Teacher: Now. children told you yes
terday about the various materials from
which your dresses are made-silk. wool
and cotton. Let me see how well you
remember Margie. where did the ma
terial come from Of which your dress is
nader" Margie: 1T once grew upon the
back Of a sheep" Teacher: every good.
and yours, Blanche?" Blanche: "My
dress once grew upon the back Of
sheep and part Of it was spun by the
silk worm" Teacher: Correct! And
yours. Lucy?" Lucy with evident en-
barrassmcnD: MY dress was made out
Of an old one Of mamma s. Union Sig
nal.
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The Other Bows.
Isy Mcanor w. r. Bates

Isy Ncaror w. r. Bates
Mamma. I want a baseball bat,
A pair OF high. tan boots,
a bicycle. a camera,
A real gun that shoots.
Some skates" (twas thus my Icddi
whined.
Inc source or all my JoysO
A racket and tennis cap.
Like all the other boys!
81 want 10 ride Century;
Buy me a pony, too,
I'm gong in swimming after SCHOOL,
1ne other boys all do.
tTcddy Is six, they are sixteenD
'wnen you buys me some Toys
j want n sweater and watch
Like all the other boys
Those other hoysl they mako me long
For wings-one pair would do
A big balloon. train. express,
Some method old or new.
TO take my Ted and hy where none
rms argument employs.
Il want 10 he. and do. and have,
Like al the other boysf'
Roslindalc. Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Thanksgiving Dav.

The contest this week will be FOR the
best composition on Thanksgiving Day.
Now, there's a chance for all. 50 20 ahead
and use II. Send the compositions right
i'm. and be sure to write only on every
other side Of the paper. We have n little
waste-baskct here, especially for the
girls and boys who forget to do that. and
it is always full-of paper not girls and
boys One. two. three. Go ahead
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VI
--.->--. $500.
t,-,>.r - ertor into an engagement re-
fl1s bv an \ 30. ! accpuhlHnt ~.
lI,tife-enfrv bOokkccper. can tlVs
fho hest OF references from il.. ~, ~,
blowers, as 20 chaiat't, N., 7t.''f -,
briefly. business quaiii''.,ti'y'.'
s4irrv NOT $50 mucn dn "nJ'.l 81,
49,, noeifion. Answer RIP
ytN No 1870 west Beverly street,
AN Industrious man thirty year. u
aec. wants work. can inih.u l''.l
ences. r.fl work FOR small Day ~ l,t-
mlnont place Address NhLli Di'D'
care Times Office.
WANTED. o. position hy .,'l-''
h0lhh euar 900 moderate eiI".
dr.s BOONKEEPER care Times.
WANTED. q situation in mill factory
mine yard or office. Many Yes
ncricnco References furnished fN-
dress BOOKKEEPER. so west btf-
er'y street.
WANTED place ss clerk or bookkeep,r.
Am familiar with forcien accoull'.'
long years experience. hest n. .'If,l' n,
Address STERLING. 4' east M'i'''''
street. Richmond. ga.
WANTED a position hy Young man.
who bias just rn' shed % business eo,-
lose course In tnIf cIfF. hooAke'i
preferred Address %. IT. g., 40. N"i
Fairfield street city
g. OFFERED for Information which will
enable mo fO secure SAIL .flrfory posi-.
t0n. HOOkkoDnNr and srI'r1I ONCE
mlu. Hard worker END0nf DUAL f'I-
DrnnCcs. B a. HART General h.'N-
cry.
ID D.
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iIamDton Notes.

HAMPTON. VA. Nov. 1S.-Special.-
Clnord Richardson, pressman at the
Monitor printing office had three fingers
of his right hand nearly mashed off this
afternoon by getting 1t caught in job
press.
Ice was formed about a quarter OF an
inch thick here this morning.
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Auction Sale!
MONDAY, NOV. 18Th,
AT 1890 A. M.

Large auction sale Of Drugsels' Rugs
Floor Oncloth. Furniture ior I'ii'i.
Chamber and Hall. Dinins-hoon ana
Kitchen. Also e6 Pictures, ln me. liain'
1Sxi0, Mirrors. in handsome GIN, S''ei.
oak and Egamclled frames. SIC "l
the Druggets. 3N3 20 SKI j. ydics square
Size Of Rugs. 1sx36 to 5oN'- ihche.'
The above sale takes place at the VAL
entino Auction Rooms. SO east Broad So.
Monday. November 18th. at 1880 A. NJ.
The ladies' most respectfully invited 90
attend.
I II. VALENTINE.
Manager and Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

y ONFEDERATE MUSEUM-IN THE
I Davis Mansion. corner Twelfth and
Clay, is open TO visitors daily from 10 \.
NJ. 70 j. NJ. Amission, 25c., except on
Saturdays. when 10 is free 10 the public.
Annual membership ticket 81. which adj
mits the holder at all times; life member
ship tickets, So nol8-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

Captain Il. a. Coake and bride. of New
port News, are stopping over i'm Rich
mond for a few days with the brother OF
the groom. Mr.. r. ii. Coake, of Church
Hill. Captain Coake is n valuable attache
Of the Chesapeake ard Ohio railway at
Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

WANT 10 enter into an engagemept ~. ,Sf
isas. by an A No I..s scc2uT "sn live i've
d0ullc-eniry b0okNee 80, i.', 80.
oio,srs as 10 character. integrity, So
f,..'' rneinees qualifications, etc.
salary not so mucn an onJ.e "pre
rcrrIncnt position. Answ'r Nlf
VAN. no. 1920 west beverly .'-''
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

Ry virtue Of deed of trust dated tte
20th Of October. 1894. 10 Frank j.. Hiil.
and duly recorded in the clerks office of
the Richmond Chancery Court, Deed BOOK
l53. A, page IS. default having been made
in the payment OF a sum Cf money there
in secured. and being required by the ben
efciary so 90 do we VIII sell az pubic
auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1897.
az 1870 O'Clock T. ~. The property de-
scrlbcd in said deed The LOT fronts on
the east line OF Fif,h street between
Main and Cary. 50 l-2 feet and runs back
eastvardlv between parallel lines, 80 feet
inches 10 an alley ten feet wide. The
HOUSE. which is comfortable, spacious
dwelling, contains 10 or II rooms. and viii
make "a delightful home for any one seek
ing "a dwelling in a. charming neighhorhood
convenient 10 the business centre OF me
town This is an opportunity for safe
investment, as several dwellings, can ue
erected on this large Tot and VIII rcnt
readily at good prices, or the present
house can Dee rented for good price.
TERMS. Cash. ass TO the expenses or
sale. any taxes due and enough 10 pay
a note of 5000. with interest thereon at
g per cent. from October 20 1897. Balance
on terms announced at hour of sale.
R II. GILLIAN.
D. NJ WORTHAM.
nOli-td Substitute Trustees.
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FINANCIAL,
JOHN r. GREINbR,

vi ONEY, MONEY MONEY
There rs n good deal Of money I'm our
cifr seeking safe investments. IT You
have good city real estate upon Wlilth
You wish 10 borrow see
CHEWING & ROSE.
Real Estate Brokers.
n01f-1t No. north Ienth street.
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OUR BOYS AND GIRLS.
THE STORY or A yERY INTEREST
ING vTRGTyIA DOG,

And his Name IL Was Iip--And His Hair
10 Was Black and White-Ana he
Had no Pedigree In Particular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

II ORsE CLIPPING.-THE LEONARD
IL Horse Clipper is now running. Have
your horse clipped. Price Sl.OO a horse.
Leave orders at stable, $40 north Ninth
street. or at Leonard's News store. sus
east Main street. n. LEONARD.
ocl2-d3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

L OR SALE.


l. OR SALE
SAMUEL KAUFMAN'S LARGE STOCK
or FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.
This stock of fine shoes is for sale
privately, and bids will be received for
the stock as a whole. together with the
fixtures and uneXpired lease. till Tuesday
November 10, 1897. at noon. The inventory
can be seen and the stock inspected at
1925 east Main street
JOSEPH l.. BRADY. Trustee.
nol3- 81 - Shafcr Building.
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.AXEsi TANEs'

/ am now ready to collect tho TANEs
DUE FOR 1897 Ny Office viii De- open
10 December Isl from . A. N. 10 T.. NJ.
10 receive the same.
THE LAW ADDS 3 PER CENT on all
bills remaining unpaid after Isl December.
Lands delinquent Tor non-payment Of
taxes Tor 1896 can also Bee redeemed before
the sale. w H BRAlER.
Treasurer Henrlco county.
Ess- seGtao30
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BY virtue OF "a deed OF trust from James
III. Barton and wife. dated 2Jd october
1891. 90 George j.. Christian, trustee, OF
record ln the clerks Office, Hemico coHh-
~ court. Deadlock. 13T. b. paee @94 ne
fault having been made in the payment
of portion of tho debt thereby secured,
and being required So 90 DO hy the bene-
hciaries. ! viii sen. By auction. upon the
premises. Ou
WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF NO
VENEER 1891.
AZ o'clock =. NJ, LOTS nos. .. q. o. 10.
H. and y Boo Block 4O. in the plan or lfai-
ton Heights There IS a desire on the patt
OF those who have money % invest 20
place IL where 10 will grow. III you would
learn the secret. attend this sale; u vii
then be Impaired free OF charge. VIII
you come
TERMS. Cash. sufficient TO defray .eN-
penses. all unpaid taxes and note or 500
with interest from 23d october. ledl iil
paid, The residue as may be named ar
time OF sale
CHARLES ENMENHAtSER
nol2-td Substitute Trustee.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
N~-~-~-~-~---~-r-r.--r - ~
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
Y OF
50 BY 130 FEET or LAND, WITH ALL
IMPROVEMENTS TliEkE0l3N,' -
TIE SOL rHEAST COkNtl or
TNVENrY-STXTH AND
STREETS.

In pursuance Of the below mentioned
decree. and sn amended decree or NoNtm-
bor s 1907. the undersigned special COM
misslOnors. thereby appointed i'I ,nt
purpose. viii sell by auction upon 'Ne
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY or nov
EAfPER 1sq-. al 4.90 o'clock j. NJ,
promptly. the above mentioned property.
This is indeed a most de-iiaulc 'oIH.I
and can be utilized 90 pay nand'olntlS
This sale Is 90 be made an lhe TEX anu
cost Of the estate OF Elizapeth ~ W. lid
son. deceased.
TERMS. One-fourth IN cash, the fe-i-
due i'm three equal instalmenis ar SIX.
twelve and eighteen months. with SIX per
nor cent. interest added. ana the title
10 be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid. and Conveyance is "i
dcrcd by the court ,....,.-
A. r.. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioners.
In the Chauccry Court OF the City Of
Richmond. ..-..,,.
Manning and INTERCHANGEABLE lnilll7.
against
Harmon and Othcrs............ll eIrndauts.
1. Charles WG0ddlu clerk Of said court.
certify that the bond required of ihe spec
claI commissioners, bv the decree In said
cause Of April 30, 1871, has been duly
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
CHARLES W. GODDIN.
no10-td Clerk.
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Treasurer Office. Nov. .. 1891.
state taxes for 1870 are now due. and
should Dee paid ON or before November
aln. after which date b per cent VIII be
added tO AN unpaid bills All persons
having trustees will please name them
when applying 90 pay their bills Fidu-
Charles viii please settle for the taxes
charged against them.
CHARLES IT, PHILLIPS.
Treasurer city Of Richmond
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sTROLOGY-SEND BIRTHDAY &
n Zoe. for test life sketch. character and
prospects PROF. ARAGAlN, io3 IL
Third avenue, New York. no-su2t'
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BY the Valentine Auction company
SO East Broad Street.
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AMUsE,IENrs.

-. :3.3.3%39:3::e2 e3.::s,..'
:, ACADEMY OF MUSIC. @
., Week Commences NOV. ETH. d"
., MONDAY-ONE NIGHT ONLY d"
e. A Beautiful Production OIL
Z. HUMAN HEARTS. d"
Z. by Hal Reid. @
% 4 story of Pastoral Lie. e.
., NEVER RECEIVED AN %
o. ADVERSE CRITICISM. g,
., WEDNESDAY ..........NON. u. 90
&. THURSDAY ............NON. IS. .,
q. THURSDAY MATINEE. .
g. The international Sensation. 4"
q. THE CESSNA %
% The Original Production from %
g. Days Theatre. New York and o.
O. London. %
90 Under the direction OF Mark %
% Smith. Presented by Com @
% pany OF -. %
O. COMIC OPERA CELEBRITIES %
&. Brilliant Picturesque Amusing! o.
% Prices. $3.50. 81 90. 20. so and 25c. @,
{. SATURDAY MATINEE. %
% FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, %
{. NOVEMBER 18TH AND 10TH. g"
e. Frank NJ. Wills d.
a IN ATLANTIC CITY" &.
% Seats on sale Monday for the 9,
% week. nolf-lt %
O. .,:l9:S.9 19...39* ..3.:-:e' q
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Weak, Tired, Nervous
Liver and Kidney Troubles and Pal
pitation OF the Heart go Appetite
Poor and could Not Sleep.

"For nearly 10 years l have been
troubled with my liver and kidneys and
palpitation Of the heart, and was under
tie doctors care most OF the time.
could not lie on my left side. Ny appe-
tite was poor and l could not sleep. In
January the grip confined me TO the
house. was very low and was attended
by the very best physicians / could
get. 1t seemed as though nothing would
helm me. In March I begon taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In less than week
Icould get a good nights sleep. con-
tinued taking Hoods sarsaparilla and
nm now able to lie on my left side which
had not been able to do for years. My
appetite is good and have gained IN fiesh
and strength" MRS. NICHOLAS MAS,
Irdenendence. Iowa. Remember
Hoods SaTSapaEilla
Is the Best in fact the One True Blood Puri-
fer. All druggists. 81, six for S. Get HOODS
- are purely vegetable re-
Hoods Pills liable and beneficial &c
Auction Sales.--future Days
ID AyNBROKER's AUCTION SALE
AMERICAN LOAN OFFICE
10g north Seventeenth street.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER lslii'
at 1890 a. NJ.
CHAS. II. OLIVER, Auctioneer.
- - BRIDGES. state Aucuonter
FIRED. H. WILLIAMS, Salesman
Gold and Silver Watches. Clocks, Guns
pistols. Musical Instruments Clo'hlHs'
Forfeited pledges must he redeemed or
renewed before day Of sale. .,,.,,,.,,o.
no1A-1ts ii. ElN i'l-lNH.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT. OK BROAD STREET NEAR
l. the Globe building on Tuesday at-
ternoon. a GOLD MEDAL. inscribed on
one side ITO Rev. y. b. g." The finder
will please leave at Tho Times office and
suitable reward will be paid by r. y.
Collier nOlf-lt
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VI EEINGs

A NNUAL MEETING.-THE ANNUAL
~ meeting OF the stockholders OF the
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY will
be held ~ the office Of the company. In
II. 1891, at l. o'clock NJ.
j. b. WINSTON.
voo-td Traa efrer
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