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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-09-17

Price

hoohand's German bittert, per hoiilc......sl %
per doecn....... 70
Hooaands German Tonic. unf an In usrt
bottles, per so
Or half dozen nfor.......................... z 50
fe-D not forget to examine well The article
You buy, in order 10 gei the genuine.
80 For sale by al, drgugsit and dealers IN
medicines. iyls iy
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LIVERY STABLE.

TUE undersigned hcrs lcsvc to inform the pub
Il lie that be is nou iu'ly prepared to scoomuio-
date All in the way of furnishing Horses Bugglcsl
Saddles and Harness, ON the shortest notice and
on reasonable terms. Residence on Locust sircct
between Third and Fourth.
GRO. W. GEARHART.
9carhcld, April N. 1861.
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Testimonials.

Hon. George W. Woodward. Chief Justice Of
the supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, writes
Philadelphia, Pa, March 10, 1855.
e. Esod tonic, useful sa y dis,.
Of debility and want Of nervous action in the
system. Yours, truly, GEo. ". woopwAnB,'
Hon Jameo Thompson. Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Ponnsylvania, writes.
"Philsdelphia, April rs, 1855.
81 consider h0ohand's German Bittcrs q valid
able medicine In case Of Indigestion or Dyspep-
sia. can certify this frou experience.
yours, with respect JANIS TuoNFsoS."
From Rev. Joseph D. Konnard. D. D., Pss,er
Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia:
bf. .JAcKsoS-Deaf Sir. have been freoueni-
y requested to connect my name with recon-
mondetions q different kinds Of medicines, but
reghding me pfae ~ tice a. out Of my ap-
Iasd Pr0r5i.'' ~ sphere Is have in all eases de-
instances, and particularly in nv own iamilv. u
the usefulness Of DR.. Hoohauds German Bit,ers
depart for once FROM my usual course, to sr-
press my full conviction that for general debility
Of the system, and especially for Liver Con.
plaint % Is cafe aud valuable preparation. 10
some eases Il may fall. but usually, / ioubt not.
il will be very beneficial to ose who suffer from
TIE above cause. Yours, very. respectfully,
j. y. kKSSARn,
Aighlh, below Coates Streets.
From Rev. +. r. Fendail. Editar Of Chrirtiar
"chronicle," Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use of
Hoohand's German bitisrs, aud ieel ID ny pr ST.
legc TO recommend them as a most valuable tonic
TO OF who are sufcung from general dcbi ity o.
from diseases sgising from derunFemtut OF The
hNer' Yours, uslg 4, d. fENnAlL,
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Fesls and shsr.
JAcoB 9. COLE,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,


rINHr suhscfihef adopts ilii method n inform
lnf his oldcusiainsfs nni w. public generally.
that BE- filll continues 10 manufacture hpoif and
shoes VI The oli stand. opposite nfauckefs Hotel.
who're he Invites The public 10 give bin call ili
worh lr made oul Of ihs very bet French Calf and
Kin, and ~ exceedingly low prices for cash o. ap
proved country proauco. An klndt Of heavy
boots and shoes made 10 order, and Al work war
fanted. JACOB 8. COLE.
cnrn.nsrilla. July 10. 'as.Ir
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BeaIe's EmbrocaIion,

a. AT 2 row y Ill s.
For on diseases incident to Horses, Cattle, and
Human Flesh, requiring the use Of an
external application.
This Embrocadon was extensively used BY
the Cove nent during the war.
For sale by HartsNick a Irwin, Clearheld
Joseph r. Irwin, Curwensville. Daniel Good
lauder. Lu;hersburg. n
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
EnWARD MACK

Con. MARKET a sD srs., CLEARFIELD, PA.
VNHE proprietor has entered into the BOOT a.
Il SHOE business at the above stand, and
is determined not 10 be outdone either 10 quail
ity or price for his work. Special attention
will be paid 10 manufacturing Sewed work. He
has on hand a large lot Of French Kip and
Calf Skins, Of the very best quality. The citi-
gems Of Clear6eld and vicinity are respectfully
invited to give him trial. No charge for calls
nov0 off
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CLEARFIELD HOUSE,

formerly kept by Jas. II. Caller.
Front street, Philipsburg, Penn'a.
Ws will impeaoh any one Who says we fail
w TO give direct aud personal attention to
all customers, or fail to cause them 10 rejoice
over well furnished table. with clean rooms
aud new beds, where all may feel at home and
the weary be At rest New stablinR attached.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN & CO.,
fhilipsburg, June ~, ls6s. proprietors.
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4 secret has been declined as any.
whisper
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DoLY's Clothes Washer

"A for saleby q. II. zEIGLkR A CO.,
"''-a PhiliPsb urg, 20
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Persons Advanced in Life.

and feeling the hand of time weighing hcsray
uEon them, with all its attendant ills, viii Ia
the use u these Bitters or the Tonic 90 elixir
that will nstii new life into their reins, restore
in measure the energy and srdor Of noss
youthful days, build up their thrunken forms
and give health and happiness to their remaining
years.
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Hootlands German BltteH
Hoohand's German Tonic,
Prepared BY DR.. C. N. JACKSON,
Philadelphia, ?.
Debility
Resulting IRON any cause whatever; Prostratsr
Of the system induced BY severe Labor,
Hardships, Exposure, FeFert,
6c, dc.

There Is no medicine exiant equal % thss
remedies 10 such cases. tone and viror h
impaired to the whole system, the apped,s t
strengthened food Is enjoyed, the stomach d.
gests promptly, the blaod il purified. the coz.
plexion becomes sound and healthy, the yslov
tnge Is eradicated from the eyes. q bloom b
given 10 the cheeks, and the weak sud nerrou
invalid becomes strong and healthy beiog.
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Autels.
The WESTERN HoTEL.

oLEARFIELD, PA.
THE subscriber having leased for term Of
Il years this we'll known Hotel (kept for many
years by Mr.. Lanioh,l and ro-htted and refur-
nished Il throughout, Il now prepared to enter
tain travellers aud the public generally upon
terms Il IL hoped alike agreeable to both patrons
and proprietor. His TABLE and BAR will
be sup lied with the best the market affords
and no pains will be spared on bis part to add 10
the convenience and comfort OF his guests.
A Livery Stable IL also attached to the es
tablishment Horses, Buggies. ETC., furnished
on short notice, or persons taken 10 any point
desired. JAMES A. sTINR.
icl3 proptietor.
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RAILROAD HOUSE.

MAIN STREET, PHTLIPsBuRo, PA.
TnE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
II the beet Of Liquors His table Is always
supplied With the best the market affords. The
travelling public will do we'll to give him a call.
novl,'65. ROBERT LLOYD
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong BY the use Of either Of thea
remedies. They viii cure every case Of riararru
without fail.
Ihousards Of certificates have accumulated ia
the hands Of the proprietor, but space viii allow
Of the publication Of but few. Those, ID will Be
observed, are men Of note, and Of such standing
tnat they must be believed.
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Notice.

It Is well established fact that faliy one.
haii OF the female 20 rtion Of our populi-
sssl s1 a,o1% s.. ss s1 IL ss sSyHsa s4s, q @ @
never feel we'll" They are lanFuid, devoid d
all energy, extremely nervous, and have no sp-
petite. To this clasa Of persons the Bitten. o.
the Tonic. Il esnerinfl, re.n.,.-,,.-a.a
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prp c'ocas, cirorrriss, cir
GREAT BARGAINS


New Store In Mulsonburg.
to ,h, room iormefl, occupied by ?. r ilogany
l.. NJ. COUTRIET
fT,ARrs this method Of Informing the cillSens
Of Coringiou. karihauS, 0irafd and ihe sur.
rounding country. that he has Just opened q large
.iaeh Of SUMMER GOODS. which be u deter
mined 10 scll TIN PER CENT CHEAPER than
the same quality of Goods can be- purchased for 10
any other store In the neighborhood. His stock
consists Of
Dry Goods Of all Kinds,
Such as satipcits Casimercs, Muslns, Delainos,
Linen, Dnllings, Calicoos, Trimmings,
Ribbons, Lace,
READY-NADE CLOTHING. BOOTS q
SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
evhNti lNhi GuNMs NICE oviheteti fisui nalti
Linsoed OIL, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil,
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware.
Castings, Pows and Plow Castings, Nails, Spikes,
Corn Cultyators, Cider Presses, and
all kinds Of Axes,
Ne-My Plows are Of the Curwensvillo and
Centre county make and are warranted to be Of
good quality.
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-. Ge'- He especially invites the attention Of
Merchants wishing to purchase at wholesale, as
they will find IL to their advantage to examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
@, S. FLEGAL.
PhihPsburg, Aug. Q, 1858. jy2lt67
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LEVI r. IRWIN,
SURVEYOR.

UNHE undersigned offers his services IS Sur
Il veyor, and may be found At bis residence. In
Lawrence township. Letters will reach him al.
recied to Clearheld, Pa.
may 7-tf JAMES MITCHELL.
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GO, conposrrroN-ON PoLrTIcs.-

eouoo,. CoMPosrrIoN-ON PoLrTIcs.-
pol;t;cs is hard word. don't just know
what it means. Iguess it is sort OF sick
moss. People who have this sickness meet
together in the evening and howl and talk.
Pa has 'em bad. He goes out 1--WE nights IN
the week, and doesn't stay at home the other
night. He has 'em so bad that he can't
walk straight when he comes home.
/ used to think politics was something
good to eat.
Ma says she thinks it is something good
to drink. !,
went once to a meeting where they had
politics bad. A man got up and called an
other man who wasn't there all sorts OF
names. He said he belonged to the other
party. He said the country was going to
ruin. and we should all be ground to pow
der in the crash. I told ma / thought he
was talking about earthquakes. Earth
quakes is in my last geography lesson.
don't like geography much. Bill Brown
calls it goggerfee. But goggerfee is good
deal better than politics.
Pa says when / grow up | shall under
stand politics; but don't like the taste Of
it, except when ma makes it up in egg-nog
When I'm a man mean to have horse
and cow, and 60 to the theatre, and be
policeman, and keep a candy store, anc
have balloon, and dance on the tight-rope
and be clown like "Humpty Dnmpty,
and 20 to church once year snd to th'
Central Park twice week, and in SWIM
ming three times day. But I don't want
any more politics.-Nec York. Common
abeulth. $50 '
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AUCTIONS SALES.
FUTURE DAT.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A yAIr.
~ ABLE MANUFACTURING MILL Avn
Tract OF LAND IN CUMBFRLASU CORY nrp
TY.-In pursuance OF the provisions Of decree n,
the Circuit Court Of Cumberland county made M
the nth day NJ August 1893. ut special term y,
said court in the case Of Edward W. sinas nia, VI
tiff against Henry u. Mcclellan, executor y,
George II. Matthews, deceased. and Willis ]
Dance. administrator OF John VI. Miller deceived
defeh dants. and william ID. Blanton. admlni.tra
tor de bonts non, with the will annexed or jam,
Blantnn, deceased who sues as well for h!nseIf, a.
on behalf OF the creditors Of George n. Mstthe,r,
deceased. Willis J. Dance and Margaret his wiz
and Mary s. Miller, plsintiffs. rs. Fl. b. NcrieI.
ian executor OF George II. Matthews dene.,n ei'
and as trustee for his wife Kate Mcclellan and
sarah Matthews. and the said Kate Mcclellan ana
Sarah Matthew'S In their own righ:, defendant
the undersigned. special commissions appodntsS
by said decree will offer for sale IN the prp,ni.n
at public auction, u the highest bidder on WFn
SEsDAY the 18th day Of November. 1873 the ORC.
ACRES OF LAND attached thereto. sIfna,ea :.
the county Of Cumberland. on wiilis's rive ~
navigahle stream. fifteen miles from sarrnrille a.
the southstde railroad. The above mills are Ia,ga
and valuable manufacturing and grist mills wsS
a circula- saw mill attached 10 them and yaIns.
bic sTORE-HOCSE. COUPgR-sHoP, &C. he.
longing to them, with public road runrin,
through said land.
I will also sell ut the same time and ,,sca
TRACT OF LAND adjoining the MIL propertv
containing ONE HUNDRED AND FoRTS
ACRES. with large and convenient TRANFn
nWELLING-HoUsE and all necessary Our.
HOUSES.
TERMS OF SALE VIII be on a credit NJ elgh, s,r.
teen. and twenty-four months, equal instalrrnfs
the purchaser or purchasers IN execute bonds with
approved security and the title retained as fr,h.r
approval Of the Circuit Court OF Cumberland
county. and possession Of the pronerty sold will be
given on the lst day Of January: 1889
JOHN W. WILSON.
ofau I'm sppria1 rornmisainr,-
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At q ruri-diaconal meeting held the
other day at Llanfhangel- yn-Nhowyn the
subject for discussion, says Welsh paper,
was "Gwcddi gynnulleid-faol." At the
next meeting the following subject will be
brought forward: "Isgrythyoldep sefyd-
lad crefyddd mewn gwlad."
It is told of Charles Lamb, that one after
noon, having taken his seat in crowded
omnibus, stout gentleman looked in and
politely asked: "All full inside?' i
don't know how it may be with the other
passengers" answered Lamb, "but that
last piece of oyster-pie did the business for
me-"
The Vicar of Amwell, in letter to the
London Times, says that " one-half OF the
clergy know no more how to preach than
they do how to plow."
Queen Isabella bothers her chaplain by
delaying mass until 4 ?. NJ, and keeping
him fasting until that time.
A man who had his say-William Tell.
A man who had his day-the Dey of Al
giers.
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The entire stock Of the establishment known as the
. AMERICAN TRADE PALACE,
400 BROAD STREET,
will be sold ut auction on TUESDAY, October 9Th,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. N.
The stock. comprising the most desirable line OF
merchandise ever offered in this market, consists
in part OF the following goods
A large and attractive line or
DRESS GOODS, WHITE g GODS. LINEN
GOODS, AND DOMESTIC GOODS OF
ALL GRADES.
ALSO, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOTHS
AND ASSIMERES. LADIES AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
HOSIERY FOR CENTS LADIES' AND .
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
large lot OF
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, ALBUMS.
SATCHELS, PnCKET-BOoKS,
and an innumerable amount OF other articles In
-.-r the fancy goods line.
A most excellent stock of CLOTHING. Also,
large line Of BOOTS and SHOES suitable for
ladies', gents. and misses wear. A nice lot of
CARPET and OIL-CLOTHS; and large assert
ment Of
AMERICAN JEwELRY AND PLATED
WARE.
ALSO. FOUR HANDSOME SHOWCASES.
The attention OF the trade Is particularly called
to this SALE the goods all fresh and seasonal
BILE. and VIII be sold without reserve in lots to suit
purchasers.
TERMS: All sums under s4oo. sixty days over
that amount four months for approved paper.
ALUNFH will he served. Sc %
The STORE and FIXTURES will be rented at
Sc 30 p. BOWMAN. Auctioneer
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T AND ON YORK RIVER" KING ,
CREEK THE BEST FARM OF GohIA
RIVER. ABOUT ONE THOUSAND TWo, y - ::
DRIED ACRES-TO BE SOLD IN LOIS ~
FROM TWENTY-FIVE TO TWO III pr 5,,,.. a.
ACRES AT PUBLIC sALE.-ln 2btulrl,S
TO an order or the Circuit Cont 81 nrH . II
made on the ?7th of March lses. In thr CAS-, ~, ~
smith cashier. us. Thomas ID. Warren. anG JOIN
NJ. Jones US. Thomas ID. Warren anh wiz ii
the undersigned rs special commissions =
"KING'S CREEK on York river. ~ f"'r
county. at public auction. 10 the highest p,,'''y
bidders before the COURTHOUSE door ti 49,
county. on MONDAY the 10Th day OF oc:"b'i' 80
d.. 1868. ~ he
nnrchase money in cash and the balance on >
credit of g. L. ard X months. equal ihsl"iu.'I'r
bearing interest from The day OF sale The rHf1.-
sers To execute bonds with sufficient persons =
rity and the title to be retained until The pS''"
money IS paid. .t
Tn. commissioners are directed Ia lay on ~
divide. under the direction or a c"fnp"ISm'
veyor. the said land In lois Of not less ina. I'-
I've nor more than two hundred acres, 81" y.
NJ many or said lots rs may surice I" >at','}
INDICTMENTS OF said Smith. cashier. ana sa1'
VI. Jones agains; said 7 honas ID. Warren. -
tng from said sale. If IL cSit b. done. m, w..
and rurttlsge and the lSnds adjoining. e 'Gyn
will be made and the lots lsld on bti"rr 'br We"
sale 4 plat will be exhibited on tn DAY ." - 49,,
The land is Immediately on YORK river. :, he
sition. soil. Ash and oysters, hsN. SiN'" nifty
name Of being the best farm on York r. k,r
years ago u wss purchased by It's presses, vi ,,ry
S32 coo or Whereabouts IN cash, and cousl' 49,, X
cheap u lies about seven miles rom tH NIX.
Williamsburg and about twelve miles Tttu ,.r.gd
town Steamers connecting with he hlt... q
and YORK River railroad 20 Baltimore no" 80
four times leach way week. ,,nRy
WILLIAM Z. PEACH,
ses Special Commissioner
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COURT ORDERS.


VTIRGINIA, TO WIT.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court for Tho
county OF Halifax on the first Monday Ia Spptem-
Der, 1868:
William i. Owen~~. Plaintiff
against
Rich I'd Ii. Owen, James A. Owen, Oliver Ed
wards and Mi,erva hls wife, - Ellis and Pink,
his wife, Eudora Owen Ism jnfant), the unknown
husband or Washington William Mary nw. II,
and his said WIFE the unknown children OF John
q. Halliburton, James Holloway, and other uu-
Known children Of Martha Holloway.
Defendants
IN CHAECERY.
The object OF this suit is for sale OF the lands
Of Frances Halliburton, deceased, and division
of the proceeds OF the same amongst the next OF
kin of the said Frances Halliburton.
II appearing by affidavit hled that all O! the said
defendants are noD~residents OF the state OF Vir-
ginia, II is ordered that they appear here within
one month after due publication OF this order and
do what 10 necessary to protect their interest I'm
this suit And that copy of this order be pub
iished once week for four successive weeks In the
Richmond Dtspatch, q newspaper published IN this
State and another copy posted at the front door OF
the court-house of this county on the first day OF
the next ounty Court.
JAMES MEDLEY. Jr., Clerk.
FLOUR.oY h LEIGH. y. O. sc B-Faw
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate A pent.

TRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS PRO
Il PERTY, IN GOnCHLAND COUNTY.-By
virtue of deed Of trust to me as trustee from S.
ID. Fisher. dated January 5, 1887, recorded in
creditors therein secured-the Injunction hereto
fore granted having been dssolved-I shall sell at
18th Of October 1883, at II O'Clock NJ, If fair IF
not. the first fair day thereafter that valuable pro-
perty known as DOvER MILLS lying in the
county Of Goochland. bounded by the James River
and Kanawha canal Dover creek and the lands Of
F. P. Hobson. consisting of TRACT OF LAND
containing sixteen acres. more or less, with the
excellent FIGURING MILL. MILLSTONES
MACHINERY, FIXTURE7, WATER RIGHTS
DIST1LLERY, DWELLING-HOUSE, STORE
HOUSE. MILLER'S HOUSE. and other buildings
and appurtenances-the whole constituting we'll
known and very desirable property, presenting
great attractions to miiler, capitalists, and others
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash as
to large part or the purchase money. but by con-
sent of the creditors accommodating terms will be
granted, which will be made known at the sale.
sc l2-Sa3w&d1w r. r HOWISOE, Trustee.
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GTE M EKS.

EOR NEW YORK-OLD ~ 4kH
" M ~ snlendid new side-wheel steamsnig
ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA, NlAG1Aa lts ALb ~,
% ;ahrnon. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, an.
RNTITRDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY
Thesa shins are entirely new they have elegan
saloons and staterooms; the fare. accomnoas,
tions and attention, are unsurpassed. .d.o
Freights for points beyond rev EN- ssve for &C
tuai expenses incurred. .., ,.oorare for al,
aouthern and European ports. ..do.ad
Insnrance efYected ut lowest rates when oTosrea
y. L. MCCRRApY, President LUZ 6reeh"ici
stre1 Mr TTTA G. DURHAM s. CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ESTATE
" AND INTEREST IN GROUND AND
FRAMED BUILDING on ALI Ely BETWEEN
OF THE BASIN. IMMEDIATELY IN REAR OF
THE KIEDLING-WOOD ESTA BLISHMENT
cree Of the ircnit Court of the city Of Richmond
rendered the 18TH day OF May, 1868. in the
chan cry suit nf Walsh rs. Muldownev, the under
signed, commissioners thereby appointed. Will
sell ri puhlc auction. on the premises, on MON
DAY the 5th day If October. 1868, ut half-past =.
O'Clock z. NJ, the property above mentioned,
being the estate and Interest OF Andrew Muldow-
ney In the ground and framed building aforesaid
on an alley between Tenth and Eleventh Streets
south Of the basin. in IN. city Of richmond
TERMS: One-fourih cash /: balance at four
eight and twelve month for negotiable notes. In
terest added title retained until all the purchase
money be paid and "A CONVEYANCE directed nv the
court. K. Y. HOWIS0N,
T. T. AUGUST,
ST. 80 Commissioners.
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DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
lie We are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or addressed, In any
ITF WORK ut short notice. Special attention
given TO rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENE
Terry WORK, &C., and all material furnished.
Office corner OF Canal and Seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUMENTHAL,
Jy2-sm Superintendent.
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SALE OF REAL

" ESTATE.-By virtue Of decree Of the CIR
cult Court of the county of Mecklenhurg rem
dered In the OF Thompson Harris II the sep
rember term, 1sss, the undersigned win sell on sk
TURDAY the 18th day Of October. 1893. at public
auction. on the premises. the TRACT OF LAND
lying on Roanoke river. in the county Of Mecr
lenburg adjoining the lands OF William Townes
Jr., and others, and on which DR.. Giles Harris re-
Gently resided.
This tract contains about SIX HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-ONE hCRES-about two hundred and
atty acres Of which are In original growth and
heavily timhered. and about eighty acres Of rich
and fertile river low-grounds. The improvements
consist OF comfortable and convenient dwelling
house and necessary out-houses I'm good repair
TERMS Cash enough TO pay expenses Of suit
and sale and the residue thereof TO he paid In two
equal annual instruments the purchaser 10 give
bond bearing interest from day OF sale. with APP
proved personal security. and the title retained
to have the privilege paving the entire purchase
money In cash. ALEXANDER SYDSOR
Commissioner.
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Charles Lamb, in his pleasant essay on
the South Sea House, anticipates the Gre.
clan bend in the following description OF
"Thomas Tame" He had the air and
stoop of o nobleman. You would have
taken him for one had you met him IN one
of the passages leading to Westminster t1 1nsfS
Hall. By stoop 1 mean that gentle de'sa.
ing of the body .tor'eard, which IN grea at
men, must be supposed to be the effect OF
an habitual condescending attention to the
applications of their interiors"