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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-16

e,,ooo 4 90 OIe LINENS.
from rive have some big bargains in t
Havana leached Table Damasks So
probably handsome patterns.
coast now1ch Table Linen, per yard
the Florida. or
day. His APP \
Gu iao w9ui "a Stable Linen. per yard
Cienfuegos on tt &C
this disposition o ~
the free use of ale Linen, per yard
of our scouting vess Ee
how the Spanish flee ~
the Gulf of Mexico q Table Linen,
sea. ...
The Navy Department. -
better quality Of armor as t. IN
expire; 13-inch plate tested Linen.
Head Saturday with a 1O-inch /.
showed itself to be equal or SUPERIOR C
any piece of armor that has ever beenI1.
made. for with the highest velocity at
1,945 feet per second the shot penetrat-
ed only IL inch without cracking the
plate. It was the very last piece to
be delivered under the existing contract
and is intended for the Kentucky.
The War Department rushed ahead
it's preparations for the mobilizing and
thorough equipment Of the volunteer
army, and the progress which Is being
made is most gratifying.
The important development Of the
day was the definite selection of the
corps Of commanders. The announce
ment. however, does not contain any
surprises. Though Major General Yves
ley Merritt is accredited to the Depart
ment OF the Pacific. such designation
being made formally, It is known that
he viii go to the Philippines to COM
mand the army there, and will be ac-
by Major Geneal Otis.
4 The designation Of General Fitzhngh
lee as commander the Seventh
-nrps, with adauarters q ~ Tampa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-16
White Goods

Fourteen hundred yards
White Lawns, White Stripe
Muslins, the SC quality, for.
Twelve hundred yards White
India ~ Linens, White J. Check
i Muslirs, White y Stripe Mus
/ Inns the $1Gc. quality for. =. -.
Nine hundred yards White
India Linen fine sheer kind,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-16
w ash G oodswe eb.


Going to put some strong selling ar
guments into this wash goods stoc
during the next few days-money say
ing arguments. Going to make tn
matter so plain that there can be n
possible misunderstanding of it. Thus
Fifteen hundred yards fancy dres
ginghams in all colors and styles
they are the regular 10 quality: w
were lucky enough to get one case o
them; manufacturer closing out tn
balnaec OF his stock.
Have made the sale price per
yard
Twelve hundred yards, yard
wide percales, worth double the
price we ask for them. Sale
price :. ..........
81
Two thousand yards figured
Dimities, all kinds Of figures,
flower effects, dots, checks and
plaids; the styles are as good as
you see in the l21-oc kind:
don't miss having 4 dress O.
these; they are bargains. Sale
price per yard ........
Twelve hundred yards, yaru
wide percales, new lot just ar
rived in all the new colors.
stripes, checks dots and figures;
fine quality. Sale price, per
5ydTu ......
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-16

42-inch Black Figured MohaIr ILL.,
and Black Figured Wool Dress
Goods, some very neat figures,
the ninety cent quality. sale
price. per yard .-................
75c
COlO1sed Dress Ghad,ds
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-11-23
PROVO CITY OFFICERS.
NEIGHBORH0OD.

Avoid colds; Tx up your windows.
Snow & Young will Ok your windows
right.
A remedy for shattered panes, Snow
& Young
TDV Hans. Americas finest nclxle
III cigar.
ID, ID. Eouiz went 10 Kanab Monday
on egal business.
Fan line Of carpets just arrived at
Gates Furniture Co.*14
Thos Fowler was down from Lchi
on business Monday.
II. S. Hines made business trip TO
the capital Monday.
Grant c. Bagley was in Nephl Mon.
day on legal business.
NJ. M. Warner went to Neph
Monday to attend court.
Judge y. b. Miner went to Nephi
Sunday on legal business.
100000 % II 1897 cigars sold
Miss Lois Lyman Is In town visiting
her sister, Mrs. ID. ID, Houtz.
ss'ss-s p~~i-sa ..a Iona Rashman
were Salt Lake visitors this week.
ZACH paid for wheat at the Provo
kASll Roller Mills, opp. depot.
The w. q. T. u. meets in the Fourth
ward meeting house this afternoon.
Sold cheap for cash-Tleatih Stoves
OF all kinds.-Gates Furniture COSTA
Fred Samuels came over from Nam.
moth yesterday for few days stay.
[M0KE American Author; high
RMOA u grade Havana cigars.
II. o. Raymond, an old resident Of
Springvils, died In that city Monday.
]. w. N. Whitecotton returned sun
day from attendance on court ut
Moab,
Have that tooth looked after by Dr.
o. b, Snyder, over smoot Drug Co.'s
stores
Deputy Sheriff d. d. Cronin OF Juab
county was in Provo for few hours
tuesday.
Q. r. Decker & Co. wants few more
carloads OF potatoes for immediate
shipment.
The best llns Of bedroom suites for
che least money sold at the Gates Fur
piture Co.tIi
Mrs. VIM. Brodie came up from Eu.
reka Monday morning for few days
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-11-23
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

District Judge, Warren N. Dusenberry
Clerk, George Havercpmp.
Court Stenographer, Mont Roberts.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-11-23
Muddy
Feet

makes your mother, sister and
hopsekeeper (pot to mention
sweetheart)cross and ugly.
Their frowns and wrinkles may
be smoothed and turned to
smiles II you will visit McOoard
Bros Shoe Store and nt your
feet with 9 pair OF their MUD
PROOF
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-11-23
Rubbers

We can 9t almost any style OF
shoe, aud quality considered,
our prices are always the low.
est. Also German Socks. Felts,
Overs, Arctlcs, etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22

Richmond: W. l.. CarIeal and wife TO
W. Benjamin Davis. 20 feet OF sogth slde
Hanover street ~ tee. west of Lombardy
5000: Lula \. and Charles =. Eldridge
20 W. II. Gaihiight. y feet on east side
a cry street 20 feet north OF Beycry.
$40; Charles Lipscomb Il Co. to Airs.
". y. Lee. fixtures. &c., al No. l2G east
Cay street. one horse. ,wo drays and
one set OF harness ana caoses in action.
$50. Mutual Guarantee Building ana Loan
Association 20 Marshall Miller. 81 feet on
rorth side Nicholson street between pro-
perry OF Nicholson Street School ana ihe
railroad and q ii feet on north side
Denny street IS fee cast Of Highland,
si575
Henrioo. William Garstang and wire 10
pichmond locomotive and Machine
Co. lots II and ~ in square II. CHEST
nut Hill. $5.l2j: Frederick Sltterding ana
wife 10 same. tract OF land on both sides
o. Bacon Quarter branch and on road
leading from Second street. SIZE; Julia
w. Morris trustee 10 NJ w. Bowe, A 81
feet on west side Elm street is5 feet north
OF Main. Us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
Cbapcerv Court Summary.

Will Of DR.. Francis 4. Willis and Ed
ward j. Willis and John Dunlop. qualified
as executors. Value Of estate $4,000
Walter $. Gin qualified as administrator
of estate of Emily Gill McCance. Estate
valued at $1,000
VIII Of Adelaide l.. Lucke, proved. No
qualification
Elicit a. Son vs.. King and ais. decree
paying costs of suit and taxes
John F. RATIO vs.. Granite State Provi-
dent Association Decree directing deed
10 be made by spec.h commissioner.
Page.
jeff c. Powers VS. Annie 7. Powers, etc.
Decree approving investment Of fund.
Williams etc. VS.. Hutcheson. etc. De-
cree approving investment of fund and
ending the cause.
Boschen. trustee. vs.. Boschen, execu-
tor, etc. Decree paying costs and ending
cause.
a. G. Forester vs.. Randolph. etc. De-
cree paying costs and ending cause.
Bottoms administrator VS.. lawson and
ais. Decree directing investment Of the
funds.
j. y. West guardian, VS.. West. etc. De-
cree directing investment Of fund.
Valentines executor vs.. Valentine and
ais. Decree filing cross-bll OF Edward =.
Valentine. guardian. of the M0seley chill
dren, and authorizing certain oXpendi-
lures by the guardian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22

Yesterday DR.. Mcclure left Rich
mond on the Florida special to speak in
New York tonight, on General
Stonewall Jackson" before the Confeder-
ate Camp of New York city.
Dr. Mcclure was medical director OF
Jackson's corps and is well qualified %
speak OF the great Confederate General
and his battles IN Virginia. No living
man has a higher admiration for stone
wall Jackson that the gifted and eloquent
Doctor Mcclure. and his speech on this
subject will reveal some new FACTS to his
New York audience.
There is no city in the United States
where a free, fair statement OF facts
viii be better received than New York
for il is great city, i'm the true meaning
of the word. Dr. McGuire's address will
prove a success The many friends of
DR.. Mcclure will be glad 10 learn OF
his partial recovery from govt, yet he
goes with a lame foot. but his desire 10
deliver the speech oyercame his suffer-
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
Court Of Justice John.

Josiah Honeyman and Charles Lee,
alias FIayser. two notorious negro
q ieSes. were given another dose Detec-
tives Gibson. Wren and Amos proved
clearly that they had burglariously en-
tered the shoe-shcp belonging 10 George
Campbell and carried away a lot or stun.
The two prisoners executed song-and-
dance and chewed the rag but to no avail,
for the case was sent on, and they were.
in addition given twelve months In jail
as suspicious characters.
Mamie Thornton. q good-lookng color
ed woman. wanted to get rich quick, at
the expense OF somebody else. so she
went to work on her scheme In syste-
matte way. First she stoalthily entered
the dwelling house, No. 6l7 east Main
street. occupied by II. Dan Hix, and
made" $47 in United States currency.
Mamie was anxious TO get even $50.
however, so she cast around for another
opening. and not finding II. shc made
one. She saw Fanny Giles put $40 IN a
box and she knew whore that box was
kept. so she raised Fannys window. in
her absence and took the 81 70, and then
sped away 10 Farmvillc. Detective
Tomlinson heard all about II and went
20 Nannie's rustic retreat. and forcibiy
brought her back, and after she denied
IL all before the throne she was sent on
to the grand jury in the case OF $50, and
the other charge went over 10 the 18th
instant because Mr.. Hix failed 10 make
his appearance.
VIM. jones and VIM. Jackson. both col
ored. are two more suspicious characters.
Officers Werner and Folks had them in
tow and In order 20 keep an eye on them
they were sent down for sixty days
each.
Andrew Houston and William Andrews,
both colored. were charged with swiping
"a set OF harness. the property Of J.. u.
Benham and valued at SIS. But when
they explained themselves TO the Party
on the throne II was a case of toss up
for there were a number of other people
employed about the place and the accus-
cd could in no way be connected with the
theft. They were. accordingly allowed
to go forth.
VIM. Miller. coored was given ninety
days I'm Jail for stealing lot OF bicycle
fittings, valued a s., from j. j.. stone
hacker.
IVY. I'm s'prised" said William in
dignantly. Does yer tink I'd low dem
air tings, wot amt no use ter me, toi
tenn me 10 disregard Dc necessary quail
fications oh a !ossihcation OBJ mer other-
wise unfinished and spotful nam.
"Dis yere proceedings is a mistake
Dat air bundil OF tings is mis-stake.
tell yer 'ow II It's. ! tuck a bundil OF
eaten's an wrap um up an puts um In
dc back Of de sto an wen ] goes 10 20
! picks hun de bundil wild d tools in hit
tinllin' All de time it was dem eatens.'
Ninety days" said the Party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
An Elegant luncheon.

Mrs. Edgar ID. Taylor. 6 east Franklin
street, entertained a party of young
girls at an elegant luncheon yesterday at
2 o'clock, i'm honor of her guest. Miss
Elsie Taylor Ford, of St Louis.
Miss Ford is exceedingly charming. and
has been much admired. The table was
beautifully set. the prevailing color In its
decoration being a delicate pink. This was
supplied by roses and carnations.
In the center q tall vase supported a
mammoth cluster OF the first, with a cal
la lily, long stcmmcd and beautiful and
margucretes. Cut-giass bowls at each end
Untained large clusters of carnations.
Daylight was excluded from the dining
room, and pink candles in silver Candida
bra, with pink shades. supplied the light.
Those in the party were: Mrs Edgar ID.
Taylor. Miss Elsie Taylor Ford. Miss An
ME Lee Alfriend, Miss Elizabeth Cott-
man. Miss Annie Lee Camm, Miss Aliora
Chaplin, Miss Taylor. Miss Berta Well
ford the Misses Hayes. and Miss Mary
Saunders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
FAIL ROADS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

~ sssssO
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. IL. is9s;
TRAINS LEAVE kiCHMOND-CSio1'
WV a. H. a p" X. Noriois tx < N
90. :, WsysrIy, and SUFFOLK. "a; $50
800 A. NJ 4 pay @I Wedoa Rei Il y 4 n
tt ssfleston 1920 p = ~. sayapp.:
nah 1850 A. NJ, Jack,onysnn.11
100 A. NJ. Port Tampa -, IN
II. NJ. Connects at Wis.,"
with No. a. arriving G osn
boro $40 L. NJ, Wilmins,noerr
5:f5 4. NJ. Pullman Sieep'
New YORK to Jhcksonyilio.
S'oo Il. NJ, Daily local. ARRIVES Is'eI
burg S:l2 r.. 81. Makes ."
$50 p. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg e,5'
+. NJ Makes local stops ~
=. and 4. railroad. G "a
'''V y. NJ, Daily arrives PETERSBURG 81
4. a.. connects with y. siiu
W. for Norfolk and inteinn.fo
date points. Emporia s;lV
connects wtels A and ID. iot
stations between Emporla ar az
lsaWIencegillc). Weldon -
=. N, Fayetteville 1894 a.
NJ. Charleston COZ a.. III; 20 80
vsnnah 800 a. NJ, Jackson,
vile LOO L. M. Fors Tampa
NEW % LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS -Arriyin,5
Aiken T.xs 4. NJ. Augusta . ~
A. NJ. Macon u A. Nj AZ,
lanta i2IJ =. NJ. pullman
sleepers New York 60 WI.
nington, Jacksonville, Ioit
Tampa Aiken. Augusta. and
eke , -. Macon.
500 ?. NJ. Daily, arrives petersburg
e;3, =. n. " eldoD iI.2o 4. u.
Makes local Stops between
1000 p NJ feBis aS sscs a9d S %saon The
New York aud Flor da Suf-
cidL Arrives Charleston -
A. NJ. savannah 9:0i a. NJ,
Jacksonville 1910 u. ~ 81
Augustine 2.2O D.. 81, Tampa
1850 Z NJ. Daily Arrives potCrlhurr
800 =. ~. Lyncnburg 3.n
NJ. Roanoke 30 a. NJ, hiIsit
ll.-O a. ~. Pullman Sleeper
IichmOnd t0 L1rrhhurE.
4.oTI Trans ARRIVE RICHMOND. 49,.
w a. M, Daily From Jacksonville.
Savannah. Ciarlefion. Allan.
a. Macon. Augusta. ana an
Sis A N points South. Go. ,t,,-
"a. Athens. and Raleigh. Hen
I.Ison. Lynchburs. ana inc
5 Xxx !. Dany. PETERSBURG Local.
''' ~ NJ Daily except Monday, rom
Tampa. Jacksonville, StNah-
soo =, n Do and llarl tom
GU n. M Sunday only. From Atlanta.
Athens Raleigh. and Hence
,t.ox =, son. lvnchhu.s and the Ncsi;
Ai'Vo ~ NJ. Daily NorfolE. Sunolk. ano
-.,-n =, Petersbrrg.
40 T. NJ. Daily jacksonville. Sayan-
nah. Charlie ton. Wilmington.
GoidsborO. and an points
South
900 p " Daily Norfolk. sunolS. way
o.. erly. and Petersburg.
GOO Z. IL, Daily Petersburg, lJnrn-
burg, ard West.
T. 81 EMERSON,
j. r. KENLY. Traffic Manager.
80 General Manager.
II. Nj. EMERSON.
General Passenger Agent.
O. s. CAMPBELL.
Division narrrnrrr 'nnrf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22

have actuated eminent writers do not al.
ways lie on the surface. Swift confessed
that he wrote for fame: that IL. IN order
10 be talked about. Sam Johnson not
only confessed that he wrote for money.
but he held that there was little sense IN
writing for anything else. There Is lit,le
reason 10 believe that Shakespeare had
any idea OF making great epoch In ORA
matte literature by writing his me tchless
plays. His main motive seems 10 nave
been the desire to bring money 10 the
Biackfriars and the Globe. the theatres
IN which these plays were originally per-
formed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
Government Affairs.

Mr.. J. j. Redmond has returned from
Washington after spending four days
there filing his claim for postmaster.
He had long talk with the Postmaster
General. who treated him as nicely as he
could. and also told him that his was
the first claim filed for the Office.
Collector OF Customs. John s Bethel
has now been confirmed has made no
more changes in his Office and the sltua-
ton is not changed
The changes made by Mr.. Bethel stand
and when asked yesterday if he would
make another move the government
official said that as Congress had made
no change In the Civil Service he could
not act
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
Why They Wrote.

The following paragraph from the Re-
ilgious Herald touches upon an interest
ing literary question.
one OF the most beautiful odes in our
English hymnology, Come. We DisconSo-
late" was composed by that fashionable
dinef-out and man-nbout-town, Tom
Moore. II Is a query for the curious.
What motive such a man could have for
writing such q hymn? Was he sufficient
~ far-sighted 10 know that this little gem
would Become familiar 10 millions. who
would never herr Ct 'Laila Rookh." noI
Of the Loves OF the Angels" 'f.ils would
be a wild conjecture. The motives which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

9OliLDO LL lN EFFECr JAS, lh l'
r- al j. c4ODh ny1n.
LLAN l. an ib 81 ilAEll oAtllHH.
i'lO A. NJ. Daily lOr Washington aud
points Aortn. o.op7 lll. AZ
Milford alu Ile4cll. i.auuis.
Pullman s.ecpeis 10 See" oiA.
ego a. NJ. Sunday only. i1r N ashiAh tou
ANA points A0ltn. STOPS at
tlul, Glen Alien, Ash-and'
-ayOrsNIle, boswell, hutnrf
Glen, pen0ld. Milford, WOODS
lane, Guinea, summit. Freezer
lcksburg, Brooke ANA WIDE
water. Pullman lar
S:45 A NJ Daily, eAcgpt sunday Tor
Washington and points Narlh.
stops 30 Ella, ashland, lay -
iOrayillr, boswell Hutat
Glen, peuoll. Milford. Woods
lane, Guinea, summit, tlelet-
icksburs, Brooke aul Wide
water. pullman Gag.
Q.0J 4. NJ. comm lNs Ja..Iry -NtE
daily except Monday. Inr
Washington. Baltimore. IIil-
adripnia. and Sew iufA Ihe
seH forA anl FLORIDA Spec
cal. compoe entirely OF
Pullman a.,.u.ng, Dnn- ana
Observation rat.. $50 IAirt
charge other rnHu regular
Itlm.u ialc lo.s n0t stop
,g.mM Daily. except Sunday for
N.ashlnFll. aud points sol il.
stops al i-loo, Glen ellen.
Ashland. lInHNtIt a4IA.a 4l
ftederlcksblrg. Brooke. all
Whitewater. larlQr Car. also.
connects With cOnerea 1nal
Limited no Washington
q.es y N DAILY. for Washington and
ashland. boswell Milford,
fredericksburg. Brooke and
Underwater and other stations
sunday Sleeper ughmond TO
ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION
SIN A ~ Daily. stops lt 81 IlcH1tef,
CIV ~ Brooke Frederick nura, AiI-
ford Boswell, Ashland. ana
Eliza, and other rtI Cons SUM
days sleeper Sew YORK. 90
,,sp Y DAILY except Sunday Stops
go at Whitewater Brooke. trca-
cricksburg summit Guinea,
WOODLAND. Milford. Ien0,u.
HUT .er Glen. boswell Iaylors.
,.Ir t..I.UH. l'DI ALTON lnd
Elba. Parior car from wash
I'm p N BSiiy stops only 90 Fred
''' erickshurg boswell Ashland
and E.ba. Pullman Cars irom
e.os n Da'lv. stops M whitewater.
Gov BROOKE FrederIcksburg sum
mat. Guinea. Woulsllnc. AiiI-
ford Penola. kuther Glen
boswell Iayiorsylile, Ashland.
Glen Allen, and Eloa. sleep
o.so p NJ. 20 s'onmenclne January i7th.
daily except sunday, tho Sew
York and Florida Special.
Docs not stou af .lut.
FREDEFICKSB'G ACCOMMODATIONS
DAILY Except sunday
400 p H. Leave Byrd street 1.tl.9n.
$50 D. NJ Arrive Byrd street station
ASHLASI TRAINS
Daily Evranf Sunday)
G.42 A. VI. Leaves Elha.
$50 =. N. Leaves Flha.
$40 A. NJ. Arrives Elha.
$50 p NJ. Arrives Flha.
G. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
r. T d. MYERS. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT
THE FANORITE ROUTE NORTH.
rrtNrV RICHMOND

YORK RIVER LINE via MEsI POINT.
THE FACORITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4.so = NJ 40 l6, Balumore Limited.
daily except Sundays, Tor West
Point, there making close 'onncction
on Mondays, Wednesdafa anq il-
Gays with steamer FOR baltimore,
also. with stage at Lester Manor Tor
NVaIkerton and Iapp9hannock ON
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays.
9.9O II. NJ. No. 10. local express, Mon
DAYS Wednesdays, ana fridays. Tor
West Point and intermediate sta-
tors. Connects wiki stage at Lester
Manor for Walkerton ana Tappahan-
mock: also, az West Point with
steamer for Baltimore. Stops at an
500 '1 a. 81, No. 80, local mixed
Nirglnia-Strect Station Tor West
Point and intermediate stations. cone
Meeting with stage az LestOr Manor
for Walkertou and Iappah1 nnock.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
1910 1910 a a. ! NJ, Wednesdays and fridays
500 0PPi'M H.. Daily except Sunday from
West Point and intermediate sta
steam S1S leave west Point 20 goo p. NJ
Raitlnnore AT 300 J. VI. TCasIlys, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays
r., .ket office an station foot Cf Virginia
street Omen from 300 A. VI. 70 zoo L.
NJ and from 9.3O T.. NJ. 10 II 4. NJ. city
Ticket Office, oos east Ma ii22 s,res rI,pr
J. n Irs INK Manager. Cen. ie A '.,N
VI, ~ GREEN. General Superintendent.
Washiurton. ID. G.
r W WESTBURY, TRAY. Pass Agent.
92O east Main street, Richmond. va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
On Southern
JN Railway.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NON; y, 1871.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND a.
1900 night, No. IL. southern EAp' 'eS5'9,,
daily for Atlanta, @a ssscbmoni TO TO-
Charlotte. Columbia and AugusIa.
Sleeper open az 800 ,; ~, oedPs Si
an stations between klcnmoh4 "uu
Danvlie TO take on and let OIL pas
Connects at Danviuc, salisbury
and Charlotte with thc Nashlnstqn
and Southwestern Limited mo. 3D.
carrying sleepers New YORK 70 Asne,
vile, Hot Springs, Chattan.gsa, ana
Nashville: New York 10 Mempnlh
New YORK 10 New Orleans, New
York 10 Tampa. and irst-cidss uay
coacl between Washington ana
Memphis. Connections are maze
for an points in Texas ard cantor
MIA. Sleeper open Tor occupancy al
$3.50 L. NJ. ,,.. Ca.
1900 noon No. :. solid train daily Tor
Charlotte, y. g. connects 5 81 si1s,
railroad. At keysviue for Clai rs
vile. oxford Henderson, ana Dur
ham, and at Greensboro Tor Dur
ham, Raleigh, ana winston salem
a. DanylAe with 10. 81, United
States fast mail, solid tram, Cdliy
Tor New orleans and points SCUM,
which carries sleepers New YORK 20
Now Orleans ana New } YORK 20 JACK
eonville. Through Sleeper salisbury
20 ChattanoOsa. also, Pullman louI
Ist sleeper every "Wednesday W uSu-
ingtOn 60 san Francisco without
Goo +. n. No. II. local. daily except
sunday. Tor KcysyluO an1 intcrme-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
SS. .29 2 2 ii. From Atlanta, Augusta.
Ashcvllle.
$40 A. NJ, from Keysyille and local sta
local FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and g. between Manchester and
Ncapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
A LIFE SAVED

Recovered from Typhoid Fever and
Resaned Health.
CONCORD, n. c. az was in poor
health after having typhoid fever. / was
advised TO try Hoods Sarsaparilla. i
have taken eight bottles and do not now
feel like the same person. l believe 1t
saved my life. advise any one vino is in
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-22
VIM. p. PizZ'ni,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1908 Bank street.
II RUsTEEs' SALE
L OF ..
DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING ON
TWENTN-SENE\TI STREET
NEAR IT" STREET

Bv virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust
10 the trustees Of the National Building
and Investment Association OF virginia,
dated August J. $50. aud recorded in the
clerks office Of the llenrico County Court
in ID. l.. 1872 "A" pages 313 and 80, re-
spectiVely default having been made
i'm the payment Of the debt therein Sc
cured. and being required so 10 DO by the
holder of the bonds. we VIII sell, al pubic
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 70 1Nls,
AZ o'clock y. NJ. the property described
i'm the aforementioned deeds, as follows.
All that certain LOT or LAND. with
the DWELLING thereon. lying IN the
county of Henrico. near the city of Rich
moud' fronting hfty-fVe feet on the west
line of Twenty-seventh street, between
''T'' and IT" streets and running back
between parallel lines one hundred ard
forty feet.
TERMS. Cash as 10 cost of ,his sale
and to PAY any taxes that may be due
at the date OF sale and the balance
due. amounting TO S532.03, with interest
from December I. 1894. balance on such
terms az may be announced at the sale.
Whilst the terms of the deed call Tor
cash. more liberal terms Will be announced
JOHN CHAMBLIN,
=. A. BRAUER,
W. Is. PIZZINI.
jal5-td trustees