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DIED..

DIED.
GRAFFEN.-Aiter a short Illness, Monday MORN
Ing, AT O'Clock, CHARLES IL. GRAFFEN, in the
The relatives snd frienSs OF the family, and the
friends OF the deceased, are Invited attend the
funeral from the residence OF his father, No. 537
Pine street, on Thursday afternoon o'clock. Ser
vices and interment at 81. Andrews Church, Eighth
street, above Spruce, 70
LEIPER.-On the 29th Instant. at Lapidea, Della.
ware county. ELIZA e., wife Of George g. Lslper In
the 77th year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend her funeral from tue residence hus-
band, on Friday, October 2, al O'CLOCK p M, with.
out further notice. Interment a; the Ridley Presby
terian Church. sS
MoRRIs.-At Courtand, Ala. ON the 24th Instant
Mr.. MAURICE MORRIS.
NIXON.-On the 29.h instant, MARY LOUISA
NIXON, eldest daughter OF James M and susanna
Nixon, aged IS years months ano days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully nvited attend tne funeral nom the residence
of her parents. Nc. 43S Wharton street. on Sunday
october 4, at o'clock To proceed to Wharton street
Church.
WOLF.-On Sunday evening. the 27th instant, sJJ-
SANNA, widow OF the late David Wolf, aged 81 years
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, Friday morn
ing October at 10 O'Clock. from the residence OF er
daughter, No. s07 Uallowhlll street.
ES- NATIONAL UNION CLUB,
No ll05 CHEs NUT Street,
PHILADEL PHIA, September %, 1858.
AT special meeting held this date. It was res oIved
he funeral OF our late fellow. member,
ROBERT p. KING.
Members will please meet at the CLUB HOUSE on
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AND 900 BROADWAY Nj

COLD SEEMS SMALL AFFAIR.-Most people
neglect IL. Who minds i9 Yet Cold may turn to
Consumption and then follows almost certain DEATH
Take Cold in time. then, tnat is take DR. d. Jaynes
E Expectorant, the we'll known standard remedy for
Oopebs. Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
and all Pulmonary Complaints and yonr Cold VIII
disa ppear, well as all apprehension OF danger.
sold by all Druggists
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CIT TIE II S.

NEW STYLES FALL CLoTHINe.-In store aud receiv
Ing daily; ALSO and choice styles In the piece 20
be made up to order. Great bargains IN summer
Goods, ready made or made 10 order. Style fl, aud
workmanship OF our garments surpassed by none
equalled by few.
AIprices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where and tu satisfaction guaranteed 70 every pur
chaser or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
HaLJ-tOGy betlgeen BESHETT q 20,
FUth and IoWEk HALL
PHILADELPHIA,
NExU XOuK
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TRENwIrH's NEWS DEPOT, at No. l07 g. Third
rect is the place to find all kinds of reading
ter He Keeps on hand a constant supply of all the
periodicals, magazines, pictoras, fashion plates,
and every description of light reading. If does
not have what you desire he will send fot 1t. IT you
wish the New YORK papers Trenwiths Is the place to
obtain them, as he has perfected arrangements
whereby he receives them long before the regular
malls arrive.
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aS- Our object in havtn0 Grand Opening of-zsa
Rp- FH and Winter Clothing Is simply 10 give ia
ss- patrons, and tie public IN general, an 90
Bfs- opportunity OF inspecting the materials =Ss9
go and fashionable styles 10 DC porn this ysn
~ son. ia
HS- Ca
RI- Statesmen tDtU be in attendance 10 dns,O.r-dS
Hs- any inquiries respecting prces quality ec. a
Bi- make any purchase. -aN
aS- Drop IN IN he Of the day II vou=Sss
hs,-cdn SG0g but mnte and something OF tte=sa
Ga marvellous pr sarattons I've have made FOR thee
coming season. =ssa
"" WANAMARER & BROWN Wv
The Largest Clothing House,
OAK Han,
The Corner Of SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read TBB
EVENING TLLEeRAPH at Hillman's News Stand a.
North Pennsylvania Depot
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SALE OF BooTs AND sHoRs - Dealers will find
1t to interest to be at he large sale of Boots
and Shoes. to be sold by catal gre. cash, NOR
row ,Tbursdayl morning. October l. conme ncIng at
10 O'Clock, by Q. d. McClees & Co., Auctioneers. No.
bO6 Market street.
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BONNET OPENING,
Thursday, october 1,
p. L GILL & Co,
No 72O Arch street.
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MARRIED.

DREKA-MIsKEY.-On September 30, at The resi-
dence of the brides parents by the Rev. g. D. Board
man. LOUIE DRERA to KATE g., youngest daugh
ter Of W. F. Mskey. Esq.,, both of this city.
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A SILENDID SUIT FOR s25OO
AT No. S2i CHEsNUT STREET.
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A WRLL.KNowN FACT
The Ready. mafe Clothing at
Cbas Stokes 81 Co.'s Is better cut ,better made aud
better trim med than any IN Philadelphia
The prices the same as before
THE WAR
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FALL OvRRCoATs
Fall 0vercoats.
Tsll Overcoa's
Fail Overcoats.
splendid assortment of new style Fail overcoats
now ready at
CHAs. STOKES g. Co.'S
Custom mer made.
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ALL FOR $25 800
a Suit of Custom err m ede Clothing
at CHAs STOKES g. Co n
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No. lI2 South
Second street, hes the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine jewelry and In the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real. pure arti-
Gle furnished at o price which cannot be equalled.
He also has large stock of American watches In all
varieties and at all prices visit to his store Is
to result In pleasure and profit
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FINB BooTs AND SHoEs.-The handsomest b bots
and Shoes introduced this unquestIona "
those made by Bartlett, or course. this is VS.
TO his patrons, but may prove valuable piece OF In
tellise to strangers soournng at hotels For
their bene fit state that Bartlets store is at No.
80 8. Sixth street, above Chesput
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DELICATE MACHINEHY.-As machinery will not
woi without being fabricated so 1t Is with the hu
man system. hich Is the most delicate piece of ma
chinery In existence and requires aid In he operation
Of It's different functions. Ths Wine Bitters" will
afford that aid in q greater degree than any ever
before ofIei ed to the public. Sold by Druggists.
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We shall offer En- glIsb, French, aud
0erma an Hosiery, In Cotton, MeriuO,
etc etc. for Ladies. Gents, and Cnils
dram. Mprlnn lIndarClQthin1 nf aunrx
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az5},9 WasHrNaToN, May 4, 1868.
The beginning OF the end Of the sum
fninrs NO In the impeachment trial to-day
,l;d Rot cause any extra excitement or more
than ordinary interest in the proceedings.
The galleries were we'll filled with an au-
diense many of whom were especial admi-
rer's OF Mr.. Bingham, or who have always
entertained high notions Of his eloquence,
and who had long ago engaged tickets to be
present when he should speak. With his
effort so far the Radicals express themselves
satisfied, and the friends Of the President
say there is no cause for uDeasiness.
Mr.. Stanbery is recovering his health
very slowly. He was at the Executive
mansion this morning, and looked very fee
BILE; subsequently, he visited the Treasury
Department and the Attorney Generals
office. - = $500
e Bya general order received at the War
Department from the Military District
under command of General Meade, it is
shown that board Of three army officers
have been detailed to meet in Atlanta to-
day. for the purpose of counting the election
returns in the State of Georgia. The atten-
u ton Of the Board is particularly required
toinvestigate and report upon fraud or NAL
feasance on the part of any person con-
nected with registration or the receiving OF
ballots.
The Comptroller of the Currency intends
hereafter to publish weekly in the Bankers
Magazine, at New York, a list of all changes
that may be made in the approved redeem
ing agents of national banks. TIMoS.
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AUCTION SAFES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs& Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Ma.n and Eleventh streets
rT,HE VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY

=
sTSHE VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
AT ASHLAND. IN HANoyE1Ra, I G9unYT26S'
On o. The ia 'RIcHMoND, FREDERICgKIs5BgURRGG
Am POTOMAC RAILROAD, FOR SALE Al AZ
will sell at auction, upon pc Man ano
premises on g ,ha above the ast described truly
,Sa sn pr HPSTEI hf With
rooms THREE G9TTAG SEES Wills eig,Gt Ta trns
each; THREE OaR Il EskIRooM with DRESSING
rooms attached n BILLIARD SAh00SNs, Will WILL slA
iodging-rooms adjoinmg; a BAR-ROoKSlii Tc Hen
PIN ALLEY, GAs-HOUSE, and r,ac kt avEEs
with eight sr aae o swG o t guests
The grounds contain about TWELVE ShES'
contracting beautiful lawn set In grass anu oli
mented with an original growth OF oaks anu siissi
maples-Gthe whole presenting very attraclife "p-
Six passenger trains stop at and pass Ashiana
each day affOrding facilities for constant colnin
nfcatfon with the Northern and southern ci.lc1 Jul,
and enabling persons living at Ashland 70 10 pusi-
The railroad company affords to heads OF families
boarding at the hotel free tickets to Rtchm9nd ash
land tie place near Richmond which mas sui Ut
pIc-nic and ball parties. and for such purposes mas
enjoyed monopoly. 1t Is the most
full and healthy village on the line OF the ua'
and I'm time must be place OF. consseTapie imPul
lance, being OH the great highway OF snctnu
Southern travel, in wealthy and popuous section
of the country. and In every respect deslraoic do
place of residence. ,s 10
In the hands of enterprising men this conld DC
made very valuable property Amab o, sme p, who
will take pleasure in giving any Information th''e
NAV be desired. 80 ,,,,..,o
The terms of sale will be LIBERAL and will be made
known al 'i'e '''ne o. GRUBBs s WILLIAMS,
mn oa1 s. & 13& Ii May AHctoneers.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
A Case IN the Mayors Court-Od Members
of the Council to Retain their Seats till
deir Successors are Duly Qualified.
PETERSBURG. Nav 5, 1868

FIit s PETERSBURG, May ., 1905.
A case exciting no little feeling was tried
before the Mayor to-day. AS the children
of MIR. j. G. Riddle, prominent citizen,
were on their way to school on Sunday last,
one ofthem, q little girl, was rudely thrown
down by small colored girl, daughter Of
John Brewer, leading man of his color.
When Mr.. Riddle was informed of the cir
cumstances he was SO irritated that he went
in search of the girl and chastised her by
Shaping her in the face. In return Brewer
had him summoned before the Mayor, who,
after hearing all the evidence, fined Mr..
Riddle ten dollars, and bound him over in
the SUM of $3.50 to keep the peace for six
months.
Several of the gentlemen lately appoint
ed by General schoield to places in the
Common Council having failed to qualify,
the question arose whether the old mem
bers should continue to act till other ap-
pointments were made. The attention Of
the commanding General having been call
ed to the subject, he has decided that the
old members are entitled to occupy their
seats xntil their successors are regularly
installed. S.
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"Teach Me Thy Way"

O. thou unseen. eternal One,
Whom myriad worlds obey
Whose being is-whose will be done,
Wherever the rays of star or sun
Through the wide realms of ether run
Teach me Thy way.n
At morn, when first Thy golden beams
Thy glorious works display,
When DER the hill Thy, sunlight streams,
And earth with life and beauty teens,
Like some bright isle III happy dreams
''Teach Inc Thy way.'
AT evening, when THY shadows fall
Around departing day,
And lowly vale, and mountain tall,
And stream, and lake, and fOreSt-all
Grow sombrc with THY uantling pail:
"Teach me Thy way.''
Nor less, when in Lifc's solemn hour,
Are sleeping silently,
The weary bee, in tiny flower.
The wild bird. in his greenwood bower.
And souls, meath thatch or princely tower:
Teach me Thy way"
When, by the smile Of summer blest,
The fields and woods are gay,
All in Il robe of vertlurc dressed;
When the wild winds have sank TO rest,
Thy waves are still OH Oceans breast:
''Teach nc Thy way"
Or when Thou strctchest forth Thine arm,
In awful majesty,
In wintry skies or climate warm,
Robing about the unseen form
With clouds and darkness, fire and storm:
Teach me Thy way.'
Maker of all-carth, sea, and air
Ruler Of night and day,
Long as live beneath Thy care,
White goodness keep and mercy spare,
BE ever this my heartfelt prayer
Teach Inc Thy way"
And when Lies neeting hours are past;
When in eternity
The undylng soul OH Thee is cast,
o. take me to thysclf nj last.
And through that endless, unknown vast,
'.Teach me Thy way
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The Absurdity OF 1t.

BY c. II. WEBB
1t is all very well for the poets to tell,
BY way OF their songs adjoining,
OF milkmaids who rouse to manipulate COWS
At five O'Clock i'll the morning.; -.
And of mOOny young mowers who bundle out
The charm Of their straw beds Scorning-
Before break of day. to make love and hay,
At five O'Clock III the morning.
But, between me and you, 1t Is all untrue
Believe not Il word they utter;
To no mlkmaid alive does the figure Oh i've
Bring beauN-orscven bring butter.
The poor sleepy COWS, If told to arouse,
Would do so, perhaps, in 4 horn-ing;
But the sweet country girls, wond they sno" tlelr
AT i've o'clock in the morning.
1t may not be wrong for man III the song
Or the mOoll-if anxious to settle,
To kncel in wet grass and pop, but alas.
What If he popped down OH nettle!
For how could lie see what was under his Knee,
If in spite of my friendly warning,
He went out of bed and his house, and his head,
AT five O'Clock III the morning?
It is all very well, such stories to tell,
But If were maid. all forl6rn-ing
And Il lover should drop, in the clover, to pop,
At five o. clock in the morning;
If | liked him, you see I'd say 'Plcase call at
If not. ia turn on him with scorning;
stDon't come here, you fiat, with COMMUNICATING
At five O'Clock in the morning."
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3 The Ohio Legislature has passed bib
making the State coat arms to consist of
q shield in Che form Of q circle, having in
the foreground in the right sheafo wheat;
on the left, bundle Of seventeen arrows
both standing erect ;iinthe background, and
rising above the shea a, and =; arrows noun
Those who regard the Alta Vela affairsas
a wicked business may find some warrant
for their opinions by trarslatsng tne phrase !.
for g Alta Eels is the Spanish Tor "ta AZ
candle Wced. y. Fl
The plot 2 Of Norwood is nothing more
nor less than a plot Of Bonner TO make
had noyelist out Of q good preach .-e 's'ca9o
Post.
g III is WE'LL as the man said who sud-
denly found himself where tho water
bucket usually goes.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Montelle at his Old Tricks.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


Granville Montelle, the escaped convict,
with two colleagues, passed westwardly Uia
the White Sulphur and Lewisburg Wednes-
day night. He stole en- route seven horses
between Richmond and Lexington.
He was pursued to Lewisburg by two
gentlemen, (Messrs. Ball and Lewellen, Of
Albemarle,) where they gave up the chase,
trusting to the mail to convey such infor-
nation of the achievements of the daring
and adroit thief as they had.
This is the second time Montellc has
made his escape by this route. If those
who attempt to capture him have used the
telegraph Uia the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, he may be headed in Charleston,
Kanawha, or thereabouts.
Montelle having snapped one of the sto-
len horses in Rockbridge, its owner (Mr.
Jewellery recovered it. Mr.. Wade, Of
Rockbridge, who traded for the horse, loses
the horse he gave in exchange. Is.
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FOR RENT.
u O. RE n 7. f5@a


TOR REF T. fla
DWELLINGS.
Franklin be. It'll 4 sth !; 5 rooms, with all conyc-
nicnces |: very desirable.
Franklin be. Sth & 9th; 6roomS, Win al coh'c-
niences.
Clay st. corner of Gilmer st. : rooms.
Second st. be- Leigh & Jackson: 5 :
cath 4 n. sts, oppo. Union Station rooms.
Cary be- ltll and 5th streets rooms.
Fourth be. Baker & Duval 5roolns.
STORES.
s. Broad be. Sd Il 18th, It. d. Qmarles's old stand
floors. with fixtures very handsome
\. Main be. It'll sth; floors. ,,, eoous
First Nat. Bank, Main he. 18th Il 18th; 3hoors
S. Main I'd door above 18th, next to E. Cohen;
&. Main be. llth 4 18TH formerly II. NJ. Gas
toms: floors and basement :,
S. Broad be. 9th L 10th sts., next to w. n. Bel
s. Franklin be. 18th & 10th sts; with dwelling
\, Franklin be. Union st. < 1st Market stores.
Byrd < 9Th SITS. store Il warehouse ana factory.
West Market st. store with dwelling above.
OFFICES AND ROOMS.
n Broad be. 9th 4 10th SITS. (; 9 rooms.
=. Main no. oO2) in rear of T. N. Alfriends
y. Main (yvickllam House,, next to post-ofiice /;
n Man Nat. Bk building rooms and Offices:
S. corner llth Prices Block; beautiful
Offices and large rooms pom r 3 i@or srd Offices
81 be. eth and 10th, over AM Tract Soci-
city; rooms. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
my B-st Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
dwellings FOR RENT.-Forfs:s
rent thrcc-story BRICK DWELLING I'LL
corner of Twenty-thrd and Franklin streets, con,
tanning eight rooms Kitchen &C., with gas ana
For rent, STORE, and dwelling, over same. con-
taing four rooms, &C., on Eighteenth between
Clay and Leigh streets ,r,,.
For rent, FRAME DWELLING, on twenty
fifth between Leigh and NJ streets, containing four
For For rent, two-story FRAME DWELLING, on
Twenty-ffth between Leigh and NJ streets. Win
'il For n'0 rent, FRAME DWELLING, corner q
Twcnty-fourth and Marshall Streets with hfc
rooms. &c. ~ ,p>-c
For rent, very desirable BRICK DWELLING
on Grace between Jefferson and Adams streets Win
eight rooms kitchen. &C.. with gas ana water.
For rent small BRICK DWELLING, corner OIL
Fouslee and Jackson streets; with four rooms Nc.
Torrent, very desirable FRAME DWEl,LlN NJ.
on Twenty-siXth between Clay and Leigh, with
five rooms, &c.
For rent that handsome FAMILY RESIDENCE,
on Cary between First and Second streets, con-
tanning ten rooms, with gas and water
For rent, two-story BRICK DWELl,lNG, on
Twcnty-sixth between Clay and Leigh Streets
with six rooms. &c. r
For rent onc-aIf Of that very desirable FAMl-
LY RESIDENCE on Broad between Iwent!-slItr
and Twenty-seventh streets. Apply to
Real Estate Agents,
mya-3t 1889 Main street.
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ADDITIONAL.

ADDITIONAL.
LARGE STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS.
Will be added to the above sale the EN- 4
STOCK of the late John Doolcy, comprising afull
assortment of
MEMS AND BOYS HATS AND CAPS,
mainly staple goods, and we'll suited to the whole
sale and retail trade.
We invite the attention of the trade to this large
and attractive stock. r..
ap30 PAINE CO., Auctloheers'
ALSO,
100 cases STRAW GOODS, now receiving, com
prising full assortment of LADIES'. Misses
chill DREN'S, BOYS, and YOUTHS HATS, OF
the latest ST yles PAINE & CO.,
myo Auctioneers.
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Nursery Doctor We'll, nurse, how so
the patients"
Nurse: ooh, pretty well, sir. There's
eleven dead T"
Nd: eleven! Only eleven? Why, l
left medicine for twelve"
Nurse: Yes, sir, know but one was
so refractory he wouldn't take his'n."
An irreverent anecdote is told of young
man who made application for membership
Of. a church, and was placed on probation
for the usual period. His conduct having
been exemplary, he was notified that he
would be received, but replied that he had
about made up his mind to join fire COM
pany. $40
Nimrod, astray I say, my good fellow,
I've missed my way. Can you tell me where
lam?
Agriculturist 'Ees, I kin!
Nimrod: Thank you. Where am !
Agriculturist Whoy, there you be.
Two young ladies and an Irish gentleman
were conversing on age, when one of them
put the home question, (which Of us do
YOU think is the elder, Mr.. G-?'' Sure,'
replied the gallant Hibernian, you both
look younger than each other"
A Boston gatherer of curious coins has
been petrifed by the discovery that his wife
innocently bestows his treasure on organ
grinders.
!, A lady in New York recently sent re-
quest to friend to accompany her to Grace
church. The reply came back: "Sorry,
but Pm dressed for St. Paul's."
It is stated that the club is to call itself
"Sorosis," which is not altogether bad
name, as it will admit of the members call
ing themselves Sorosisters.-Weed. ~ 81.
kissing a factory girl is q mill priv
lege." Yes, when she is q satisfactory
girl.
A Copperhead song is going the rounds of
the Democratic press entitled Iwant to be
o niger -
Fancy the formation of a Society of
Cooperative Coopers Weed.
When does criminal resemble an old
book? When he is bound over. 49, h,
A woman's tears soften o mans heart !;
her batteries his head.
g Time is money! as the man said when
pawning his watch. S.
Wanted, by . confectioner, q candid wo-
man. i
PRoVERB FOR HUSBANDS Where suspi-
cion finds one fault it creates twenty.
SANDING ORDER WITH BEaaARs-Pre-
sent aims.
HIGH WORDS Conversation on Mont
Blanc. Ii. s
An ILL-BRED MANA sick baker.
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QUESTIONABLE GRAuTUDB.-A gentle
man, on leaving hotel where he had been
stopping several days, rewarded the atten-
ton of an obliging servant with gratuity.
"Ahl" said the grateful Pat, "long may
your Honor live, and l make your fires
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AUcTION SALES.
THIS DAY,
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner BIain and Eleventh streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED Ed
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE SOUTH ,ri s !, III
nv virtue OF deed Of trust executed to the sub
scriber BY Thompson & Davis ttle obligation OF
snri dated nd June 1Ses, and recorded IN Henriso
County Court Office, being thereto required Dy inc inc
PREMISES on WEDNESDAY, eth May, at nall
past O'Clock r NJ Il fair IL, II not. teh os on the
nronerfy convened In said decd the same being
OF GR0UND s on the he's south g,fs 81 nsa
Sronting ia feet running back 1881 feet to an alley
upon Which, lot there Is u VERY NEAT FRAMED
TrR,Is Sufi1cient In cash to defray the expenses
of sale and to pay Off the balance OF the debt Sc
cured the same being about S65; the balance upon
snch terms as the grant0rs In said deed or their
assignee may prescribe; and in the event OF their
failure to give such direction. then upon such
terms as the trustee may think fit:
'ei $50 P. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GnuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my g.