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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-04-02

man, wrote Gil his correspondents and
local managers along the Burlington to
be on deck at the depot to take charge of
,1da and her husband and show them
the best yet. It was my business to get
y;tha ,theater tickets and put them in
( NvN1y's trust 70 give to Ida on
7their WEDDING night. We provided
Everything ahead Of time even to bag
gage checking. Stewart even fixed
them with tickets for the Warm springs
land the bathing places at Salt Lake.
iAnH neither Ida nor the utterly un-
known husband knew anything Of these
things until the night OF the wedding.
They were married at Mrs. CRANKY g
house and were hurried away to the
sleeping car, where o stateroom had
been engaged. wasn't there, but Mrs,
CRANKY reported the scene as won
1 sAt the next sitting Of the poker party
the Ida Hertwig Wedding Tour club re-
ported to the committee of the whole
and was adjourned sine die - Chicago
Record.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-04-02

Little Porcupine. Tomorrow take you
your gun and bring me in an antelope
Iassoon as you may. Mydaughter must
not hunger. Runs-sideWays will go,
| TOO. and who brings me in meat the
first, he shall be my son"
The sons of the prairie and forest
were busily engaged In agricultural
pursuits, for 1t is entirely popular
error to suppose that an Indian will
NOT work. A casual observer, for In
stance, might have supposed that Ma
,jaoka's retiring brow was unaccus-
! toned to the honest dew OF labor, but
8dajaoka's squaw was plying her priIni-
tive hoe, fashioned from the shoulder
blade of buffale under her lords d.
rect and personal supervision. though
| he was now stretched supine under the
] big cottonwood that cast Its shade be-
fore his door. Intelligent supervision
! was Majaoka's forte, and be proposed
to hold 1t. s..z.#t=..6. .s...5
It requires some exertion, too, to roll
q cigarette. but Majaoka roliedhis with
his own hands and leaned forward with
! a grunt to poke among the dying em-
,bers of the fire for coal to light 1t
with. This arduous operation accom-
.plished he leaned back and allowed the
smoke to stream luxuriously through
his thin lips and expansive nostrils.
/, Presently with another grunt, for
here was more toll, he lifted up HIS
heavy, bass voice, and his obedient wife
instantly dropping her wild westward
hoe, hurried TO the tepee.
"Eevah, the belly god possesses
you" she grumbled, "and, behold, there
lis nothing for the pot'
/ Majaoka did not so far forget his dig
nifty as to answer at once, but presently
he remarked: "My son has sought the
hills. He followed uns-Sideways. Eli
will return with meat"
"Luch meat will he bring" observed
Voice wrfnkhng hel
brown nose sarcastically, 4'he could no
nit the big soldier lodge ten steps
away
t'That is true" asserted her spouse
''but Runs-Sideways can put ball II
the eye Of deer at three bowshots
Daciya, they comet And Little Porcu
pine has meat. Did not speak truth
worthless and iil-favored one!"
u The first rider was badly handicappes
by an antelope thrown across his pom.
ir front of him, and the other was over
hauling him rapidly. He seemed anx
ious to do so before reaching the spo
where Maiaoka stood, but in this effor
he was unsuccessful. for the antelop
was thrown from the reel<ing. quiverini
little pony at the old mans feet as b
drew rein and leaped to the ground.
Little Porcupine turned eoolly to fac
his late pursuer. and as he did SO, ficke
some small, heavy object behind him t
his mother. Then he said, with hi
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-04-02
RUTH AND NAOMi.

. ~ -t
|" Entreat me not to leave thee;
Entreat me not" she said. H1
And on Naornds bosom
! Weeping she bowed her head;
= For wheresoe.er thou goest ".t-t#
There viii follow thee, Eafs.
And wheresoe.er thou dwelieSt.
There shall my lodging be; .#G.
y Henceforth, beloved mother.
!! Tny people shall be mine;
/ Ali other gods forsaking, ft} Hk.
I'll serve no God but thine:
Iss Pll die where'e thou diest,
! And there will buried be; v
! Bear witness. Godl no power
s A N : s.o,~''.,"' ~ ~ ....t,.l... tt.ils.
! Not half 50 dear a token :. IfT
! OF love, of faith sublimeg NJ
| Has history ever boarded 81
! In treasure-crypts Of tine. 4, :Es
: Fame on her scrolls has craven
i Great deeds, and words that prove
F; The majesty. the beauty. r#+f
The might OF F'oman's love; .. &,
!, But where a deed 30 splendld7 ..,
where words tilaS. nobier aref A
J mid fames great orbs of glory ,Ftr
/, She shines the morning star! !.
! When spsake this Moab woman,
: Her mouths anbroaial breath
! Stirred chords that slumbered voiceleeS
! TIN walked by love and faith;
! Her touch divine endowed them
With daathless life and youth;
| Breathe but the word Naomi"
! And they will murnur Ruth"
.-charlea w. Hubner. in Atlanta Constttr
/ tton. EE - -
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-04-02
storv os Daniea webstep.

During one OF their college vacations
Daniel Webster and his brother re-
turned to his fathers in Salisbury.
Thinking he had right TO some return
for the money he had expended ON
their education. the father gave them
'scythes and requested them to NOV.
Daniel nade few sweeps and then
stopped 10 wipe his brow and rest.
Whats the matter, Dan9" asked his
father. 'sMy scythe don't hang right,
,sir.s His father fixed it and Dan went
TO work again, but with no better sue
cess. Something was wrong with the
implement, and it was not long before
it needed fixing again, and his father
said, impatienSy: swell, hang 1T to
suit yourself" Daniel, with great com
posure, hung 1T on. q near tree and re-
tired from the ld.-Detroit Free
prSnua .a
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-04-02

usual sweet smile: You rode fast. ]
knew that you were behind me, but I
thought could beat you even with my
game. All, 1t is good little horse, my
brotheri I will train him with yours,
If you choose.
But Runs-Sideways was angry and
showed 1t by almost choking. Your
camel" he shouted. SIT is my game!
shot 1t and shaking his 1liger-I
tracked it to where you took IL. II be-
longs to me and shall take 1t.
AT this he advanced, but Majaoka
stepped in front OF him, jerking the
lever Of his sons Winchester as he did
so In a manner not exactly threatening
but highly significant.
'sWait!" cried Little Porcupine, rails
ing his hand. @My brother has evil
thoughts concerning me, but my heart
Is good and I have done him no wrong.
What is an antelope or a girl, that they
should come between us ]? Let him take
it. Stay! Where did you shoot the
1ong-legged one 2"
Behind the fore shoulder = answered
Runs Sideways, promptly.
Little Porcupinc looked astonished,
doubtful, almost persuaded. "It ia
true" he said, reluctantly. "though ]
shot 1t. Still, that may pe easily seen cen
as he lies there puf- !.
here Voice.ol--'sns-T.nes psoA -
'Wait, both OF you, sne sald, ana nel
hand disappeared and groped IN Ine
gaping WOUND. sns pnI.sa =. !. ou' -
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-04-02

Granhy-and one another-for years;
yes, and we had known Mrs. Cranky
as q girl, too. So when CRANKY was
married and came to live In Chicago we
made his house our Mecca and his wife
our patron goddess lis there goddess
in Mecca2'
/ "Go on with the storyl" fercely, from
all. ~ I'D f agFd
"Mrs. CRANKY was the salt Of the
earth--not like Lots wife, but in diff
ferent and better way. Gave the house up
30 us. Let us play poker mildly and in
gentle way without word Of protest.
CRANKY also had servant girl. Ex-
.cuse me from turning SO abruptly from
the lady of the house to the girl, but I
cannot help 1t. Mrs. CRANKY was the
finest wife and hostess in the world, Ida
was the supremest servant girl ever
generated. She was silent in her min
istrations to our poker-playing thirst.
She came softly and left the most ex-
'cellent cocktails at our elbows, and
fitted away without disturbance. She
cooked up delicious lunches, and she
had better Judgment in the matter Of
selecting cigars than CRANKY himself.
She 8ssas gem. We all loved Mrs.
CRANKY. We revered Ida.
"One evening Mrs. Gsanby came in
and froze our souls. did you know
Ida is going to be married next week p
she asked.
eve talked 1t over solemnly, gloom
lily. 1t was awful. No more nectarine
cocktails. No more sublime lunches.
No more good cigars. No more deft,
soothing silence Of Service. At last
Hardin spoke. Look here he said,
we're dreadfully selfish about this. OF
course Ida has the right to marry the
coachman, though 1t does seem rough.
But let's think of her. From what Mrs.
CRANKY says they're going right into a
thres-room fat. Right from the min
lister to their rooms. That won't do,
They must have wedding teur. There
ore five OF us. Now, this is what we'n
| do, s# -:
"When he explained his plan we all
chimed In fayorably. We formed the
Ida Hertwig Wedding Tour club right
there with 300 in the treasury. Hardin
who was in the passenger department
OF a railroad, got passes for two to Salt
Lake. Copley flxed out the hotels along
the way. Pitcher, being an insurance
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-04-02
KIND Friends.

I Itt was not success, Domino's bali.
The men were right enough. and there
we're plenty of them; but the dear girlsi 7
Such painful types of beauty. and oil
SO very mature. And there they sat.
waiting in vain for partners. Helens OF
Troy, and Joans of Arc, and Rosamonds
that were not bit fair. All antique sub
jects, you viii perceive; back numbers
Of fiction out of date. So the men kept
near the buffet; and one said to an
other: Il did not know that our host
was so devoted to horticulture. DO
YOU REFER. said the other, "to the cab.
bages he presents us for cigars" NO"
smiled back the frsts T was thinking
rather on the ardent passion for col
lecting wall flowers And their glances
wandered vaguely to the ballroom
YSfnl-Ma-TJr
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-04-02

.tBetore 1 go, said her young man.
VI, roinq to have one kiss for. every
hour that parts us.
George" she whispered, "you may
be gone for ten years!" fTwo hours
iaker) Don't forget to be on time to
morrow. 2 Harlem Life,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-25
GLOUCESTER OFSTERMEN
Planters Meet and Express Their View
on the OYSTER Question,

GLOUCESTER c. H., VA. Jan. "a
Special meeting was held here Satur-
day under the auspices Of the Gloucester
oyster planters. Mr. Gerard Hopkins pre-
sided. About twenty-five composed the
meeting and represented a large planting
interest. There were also some colored
tongers present.
ResOlutiCrs were passed, the preamble
10 which recited that the oyster industry
Is depressed by reason of the oysters be-
ing green and poor. and that not enough
oysters could be taken 10 pay the rent,
and, therefore, me Legis allure IS request
I'd TO extend the time for paying the
rents on planting grounds due September
I. 1897, for one year
The resolutions oppose the renting OF
natural rocks as bad faith 10 those VINO
nave entered into contract for twenty
years TO rent oyster planting grounds.
and that 20 do so would ruin the bus'-
ness and compel Virginia people 10 COM
pete with a low class o. foreign labor.
They suggest that the true policy or the
State should be To stimulate the indus
try instead OF burdening IL with taxa
ton. and that II the business were very
profitable al the unoccupied oyster
grounds would be taken UP.
The Legislature is begged 10 collect
land, and not place heavier burdens on
those who already pay their rent.
They believe that the Legislature snonld
reduce. as far as possible. the expense
OF administering the oyster law, instead
OF increasing the number Of officers with
large salaries. That the rent on planting
grounds and on planted oysters ought
TO be collected by the county trcasurers
as other taxes are collected. They refer
the Legislature TO the Connecticut oyster
law as the only practical solution OF the
oyster question.
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DIED or LOChJAH.
The Owner ola stolen Horse Overtakes th @
Thief by Rail.

JETERSViLLE. VA, January s'.--Spe-
oial-W. II. Morris. whose Illness was
mentioned in the ZINES Of the Ist, dicd
Saturday morning OF lockjaw, caused BY
accidentally shooting himself N tie foot
during Christmas week lie was twenty
two years old and unmarried. Both his
parents are living ana TWO othcrs and
enc sister survive nm he was buried
81 the Methodist church here this morn
ing.
On Friday night Ia. Bowler (colored)
rCde TO the village. tied MS horse aud
went in a store. When ne came out his
horse was gone. lie started home, think
Ing = had broken loose. when nc met a
man who told him mat he met man
,iding the horse. Upon inquiry he learn
ed there had been an unknown colored
man near his house induirins the way 10
Burkeville.
SO. Judging he had gone that way.
Bowler went 10 Burkoviue on the tram.
got the town policeman. and they caught
a man on the horse just north of Burke
vile
lie gave ms name as John Wilson ana
claimed Il to from Lunenburg county.
He was brought here and had pre-
urinary rial before a justice 81 the
peace who scnT hii or 10 the grand jury
without bal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

W IRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
Y COURT OF THE CITY OF FICH-
MOND. THE list DAY OF JANUARY,
1888:
J. %. Peyton and Isabel .Peyton, his wife
and James w. How ard.........P laintin.
Theoaere q. Howard. Cornela. Amanda
Farley and George w. Farley. her hus-
band and ais ...............'.. Deiehuahts.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit IS TO OBTAIN a
settlement Of the estate OF George HOW
ard deceased and distribution or the
same 10 the parties entitled, and 10 have
the houses ard specially devised 10
the plaintiffs. turned over to them, and
TO Distribute TO the parties entitled the
funds and property under the control OF
the Chancery Court OF the city or Rich
mond in the suit OF Howard and ais. VS..
Towards executors. ana ais, the papers
OF which suit are lost, ana 10 nave set
Element OF the accounts or l.. T. winston.
receiver in the above named cause, And
an affidavit having been MADE ana MED
that A n. Snfpperson, laaDelle IL. Brcn,
and - Pirch her husband, JOS. Howard.
Horace Howard William, writ Howard.
Mary Cabell Garrison, ana - Harrison
her husband Susan virginia retcnener
and Samuel Fetchener her nuspand are
not residents OF the state or virginia. "
is ordered that they appear mere within
fifteen days after the due publication Of
this order, and do what - necessary 10
protect their Interests In this suit
Copy: Teste- s.,,,,r ,r...
A r. Courtney. Do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-25
BY George II. Valentine,
Auctioneer. Once ioi IL east
Leigh street.
A JCTioN SALE

A JCTiON SALE
~ OF
BAR FIXTURES. LUNCH COUNTERS,
ETC.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
executed TO MS. bearing date November
%. 1895, and recorded in the clerks office
OF Richmond Chancery Court. deed book
No. 1856. A. page 2a2. default having been
made in the payment of part of the
money therein secured and being request
ed so 10 do by the note holder. We viii
sell nj public auction. on the premises,
No. 40l north Sixth street on
MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1895
at II NJ the property mention
ed In the above mentioned deed, to-wit:
One LOT OF household furniture consist
ing Of beds chairs. sofas. tables, cooking
stoves and utensils. china ware, etc,
also a complete set OF bar fixtures, coun-
tiers. coils. ice boxes. decanters, and
glasses. Including one lunch counter, one
hot water table. covers. pans ladies',
etc: also lot OF cigars, smoking and
chewing tobacco. snuff. etc.-now in
the said place, No. 4Oi north Sixth street.
TERMS: Cash.
MOSBY & GIANNOTTI, Trustees.
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YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
THE FANDRlTE ROUTE NORTH.
- = - =. L. Il lL-LAI ID

YORK RIVER LINE via MksI POlNl'
,THC FhVORlTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4c0 h. N, 40 lJ, balunOle Limited,
daily except sundays, .or Neai
point. there making close ~nne~ton
on Mondays, We1nesdt iii.d al.- 4 r.
DAYS with steamer Tor baltimore
also. with stage al Lester Manor Tor
NValkert0n ana Iapuahaunock on
TUESDAYS. Thursdays and saturday
2.3O +. ~, No. lo. local eNpr, ;. Mon
davs. Wednesdays, aud trioays, Tor
tons Connects witn stase az Lester
Manor FOR Walkerton and Iappahau-
,cri. also az West Point with
Steamer steamer Tor Baltimore. Stops al all
500 S' A. n. No. l6. Local mixed
T,rginia- street station for West
Point and Intermediate stations, con-
ncctiug with stage az Lest0r Manor
for Walkertou and IAlpAtA moo i.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RIDhIOND.
1910 90 a NJ 81. Wednesdays and friday
500 0 p H.. Daily except sunday from
West Point and intermediate at@-
stea ,l0es. leave West Point E, 500 P n
Mondays' Wednesday,s. ma tridly 81 . ana
Raltimore at $500 y VI. IGesilys, Thlia-
days and saturoays 49,, 80 ,,,-........
s,reef omen from 900 A. ~ 10 90 H.
NJ. and from $50 7. n g. j. \. NJ city
ticSet IN SfIcs 500 east M'l Il. ' Z Sunk
j. n T.rSffie Manager Cen pass. Ae,nt
= < CANNON. Third Vice-Pres and
General Manager. Wash ngfon. ID. q.
T. " WTsTBURY. Trav Pass. Agent
900 cast Main street. Richmond. Va.
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Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac RAILROAD.

= a d
~ l-' III I'll JAN
~ - e.0cA noon. ,.,.,.-
LEAVE blnD oIhLLl olAAl3N'
ilO A. ~. Daily lor Washington ana
points North. Stops oly a.
Milford ana Frederic aO-lb'
PullmAn sleepers 20 New lorh.
$40 a. NJ SUNDAY only Tor Washington
gnu points North. clnpr az
s.1l. Glen Allen. Ashland.
Glen penoia. Milford. Woods
+nr fIinea summit Fredor-
'tiio' - '--'' i-,,'-,le ana ttIde-
water. Pullman car
s.45 a. II. Daily. except sunday. FOR
Washington ana points N9rth.
ioT og, boswell Ruihcr
Glen. penola, Milford. Woods
Jane. Guinea. Summit. tleder-
.cksburg. Brooke ard Wide
water Pullman caI
no. ..frralItInl I4u4nrg .Nf
''0' - -' oaly cxa.rt Aor4aE =
ad.'ph.a. and New fors. Tho
>rH york. .no f-n..da olir-
DaL com posed 'nlicit OF
oD.crs.tlu ,us. 80 cNtra
charge n.'f lhan l.ai
IuuIl .ttt. .t DY. ti0r
Ht Eloa. Gone. ,,-
-9.N0 II ''-ly. except sunday i.F
--'' Washlnsto4, a ,.. p .i.. y D. i 'a.
5-0Ds &C t'Dl, ''1" t''
FI-drricksu4ts lio.-.,. .I'
underwater. -tlei Dat a.
CONNECTS WIN tnNhtte tIpi. t
Iinittd 40 " asniAsi
7:s5 p. NJ Daily, .iot " " s..i-.5 '..
Ashland, boswell. N.-orl.
Fredericksburg pIo'i'e H'
Underwater -La ol1GI s-a''
auloa} D. 0'''''' i''9''
New 2.a,.,, t,r.., .,-~,.-t,.,.
ARRIVE 10 fb > ME ID d -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-25
FAIL ROADS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

~ kHU " OVHOs sss~
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. 4, is95
TRAINS LEAVE RICHAOND-oN'o
DEPOT sai
900 A. NJ, a PAY ~. f Norsois tx "
we've cn AND ssaairoik. Va %
s:oo A. NJ. DAILY arri s,aoa PeiII 50 <. NJ
tSssisslon 1929 p NJ ssa. yalIPl:
nan 1859, a. 81; S EanS5a go
r. NJ Connects az Wn:nlac,
with No. A.. arriving ,naton
boro $40 Z. M, Ninln!ssoer
5:g5 T. NJ. Pullman
New YORK to JacksonViisaasi, ers.
2:J5 p. NJ, Daily. local. arrives fs'' III
burg 3.42 +. NJ. Makes d"
o:soP.M.. DanIiy. arrives Petersburg eilo
p. M Makes local Stops
and l.. railroad. ,., O4
7:o p. b.. Daily. arrives Fetetso.s and
+. NJ. connects wlth ,s,.rnie-
w. for Norfolk and Inse 40
Connects with A; and ~ and
stations between EmpVtnaa "a
LawTenceyllle). MeioYno IN A.
y. NJ. Fayetteville ~ GO.
NJ. Charleston 6:02 a.. M
y VIE 100 ~ p 81. fTor; Tampa
n NEW N LINE TO Riddle
Al
Aiken 7.2s =. NJ. Augusta by
A. Nj. Macon y A. si .;',D On !,
ianta 1915 =. ~. tuiiwHaiin
sleepers New York 10 n Mn
mington. Jacksonville iand
Tampa. Aiken. Augusui' anu
$50 p. NJ Daily. arrives petsrsburs
p.a = ~. " eldop II 20 Z. -,
Makes iacal stops pet"eeH
Petersburg and Weldon ,rb.
1000 z. NJ. Daily except SUNDAY. e.ies
New York and FLORIDA - A.
cial Arrives Charleston
a. ~. savannah tvl a -,
Jacksonville 40 ,. 81, -,
Aggustine 9:2o p. NJ tampa
1880 P. NJ. % Daily. :" Arrives PETERSBURG
1t.3O T. NJ. Lyncnburs 49,,
u Roanoke 81 a. 4. NJ NJ s sleeI,e
TRAINS ARRIVE RlclIMo,NDD.: ON.
Savannah, Charleston. Ai,'a al
"a. Macon. Augusta. anu az
s;io A. NJ. Daily except sunday A{t,an-
"a. Athens and Raleigh, hstn
aaerson, Lynchburs aga ''''
sSZ \. n Daily. Petersbusg Local.
900 A. NJ, Daily except Mo9nqday: ,y i91,
Tampa. Jacksonville 7aN""
o.oo nah and Charleston. ,.,.,,.,
athens Raleigh ana ~, iiewps Vest.
,,ox - son lNncnNNfr anu ,-rt
il.uo a. M, Daily Norfolk. SuholN' ""'
PetcrsbfrS .
11j i. 81, Daily jacksonville. savan-
nah. Charleston. Wilmington.
GOldsbor0 ana al points
G:55 p. NJ Daily Norfolk. Suffolk. Way-
erly and Petersburg. -.
1856 =. NJ. Daily. Petersburg. Lynch
burg. and west. ..,.
Il. NJ EMERSON,
]. r. KENI.Y. Traffic Manager
General Manager.
f. n EMERSON.
General Passenger Agent.
g. & CAMPBELL.
Division pneeengef Affh'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-25
Cr1 Southern
-' CN Railway

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN, Il, isoS'
TRAINS LEAVE RlCiMONp' a,
E.OO night. No. II, soutne.n's ,,s TN'' and
daily for atlanta, -' SSsSchmond 10
Danville. Greensboro, saiisDu, D
Charlotte. Columbia an9 A a.ss, 49, 81,
Sleeper open az go l.. VI. 2lJP, :,
all stations between lucnmonql uhu
Danville 10 take on and let on pas
Connects at DanWlle. Salisbury,
and Charlotte with the Nasalhstgh
and SOUTHWESTERN Limited 80; ~
CARRYING sleepers New lOrk 20 Asat-
vile, Hot Springs. Chatt lhy3 ~, ana
Nashville, New York 10 NemS !l'a.
New York 10 New orleans, NtM
York 10 Tampa. and nrst-ciass day
coach between Washington ana
Memphis. Connections arc maze
for ali points 30 Texas ara Cautol
g;s S p NJ NJ 0p'" Va
y 90 noon. No. :. solid train daily for
Charlotte, y. c.. connects - Most-
ley with Farmyine and powinai,an
raili Dad. At keysvlle tor Car Ks
yille. oxford. Henderson, and Dur
nam, ana at Greens oolo iot D ~, =
nam, Raleigh, and WINSTON alenl :
Ht Dauvllle with No. -, United
states fast mail, solid train, daliy
tor New orleans ana points SCul.,
which carries sleepers New YORK 70
NeW Orleans auC New 1rk 90 Jack
sonville. Through. sleeper Sahapuiy
10 Chattanooga. also, Tui,'u.'n -'.
st sleeper every wednesday WASH
lngton to San Franciaco without
600 T.. n. No. II. local. daily except
SUNDAY, tor hey syiue ANA inttrmc-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
S S.2S p +. 81 From Atlanta, Augusta.
Asheyillc.
$40 A. NJ, from Keysy.lle and local sta
LOCAL, FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and g. bctw en- M7nchestor and
Neapoils
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-25
By II. A. McCurdy'
Real Estate Auciioneer'
rr, Rr-sTEE's AUCTION SALE
or A
cIDrl ar FIFTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN JACKSON AND
DUvAI. STREETS.

In execution Of a deed OF trust , 40 Il,gi
dated September L., l5' 20 Court I" bedrock
n In iiV" rage 3lS will offer for sale upon
the premises on -. ,.,-r-
rPrDAY THE 10Th DAY OF JAM
AIRY. 1875, at 4.3D +. NJ, ..
the remainder Of the real esiaee Of Go'I lot
so,,inc n front OF forty feet t4ol on tne
east Inc OF Ffth street between ri,,l g I bsck
12O feet. The location Of this lot ahould
command the attention OF those desiring
10 build in convenient locality. ,-
TERMS. cash as 10 cost OF eXecutlnE
this trust and sufficient TO pay OLA; all
taxes. N any. now due on said property
ana p nate for siT2Gl. with interest,
from 18th July, 1897. III paid balance m
equal installments at @ and l. months;
FOR negotiable notes. interest added ana
secured by "A deed OF trust on the prop
erty The deferred payments have bceh
fixed bv the trustee as above, after haF-
ing applied 10 the grantor in said trust
deed 10 designate same, and he LallinS 10
do go. II. A. McCURDY,
fn95 Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-25

given al his home. near Stanardsville.
the night OF the marriage.
Later In the afternoon Miss Ida Dick
erson was married to Mr.. Jim Wood, OF
Albemarle They left tho next day for
his home I'm that county.
Relatives and friends were present at
the different homes TO witness the cere-
monies.
Mr.. Burrus Davis left his large proper
ty to his wife and son as long as she
40 10 his nephew. Mr.. Tomme Davis.
and che is TO take care Of his son. Mrs.
George McTyre, his wife's daughter. also
gets portion Of his property.