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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-08

q ln'New York, 1astsweek, "a woman
triod$to kill herself. q She rnshea into
The street with q bottle OF bin and n
knife, and leaning against d lamp pos, /;
she drank tile contents Ofiho bottle
then taffiing around ahe whslssd ,h,
knife Oh The poss, and drew Il ;iacross l,er
throat She was arresssod bvfcreskill,pg
iheTsalks IL M ss.s;ss
The Chesterfield DrwoGatsays ,gt"It
sis.said that Judge Rutland .brs dscids
ed the, Manda,,ns case q ngainst the t,he.
raw Road, directing tile tsansflT ef atocis
Ito be made, aud hat nj appeal has
been takens How lo u II will slsspa mp
there no,prcpl@Es scapslelL a@ .al.
eAscaiifSrnias paper sass Il cargo Of
"mesclisndises z scoiiaislingl Of kl.y dad
Cl,inamen. was alaipgsd from Iraskes.
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!, STwoshandred United States cavalry
ashorb time aimee .lnet four hundred
hostile savagass on tho Upper Bfazos,
Texas, and aftera,twof days. fighting
sacceoded in driving hsms of. The
saspgesa left forty dead and many
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-08

We are glad to soc SO lively an ir-
terest manifested in the matter Of Eu-
ropean immigration to the South, The
active stsps taken by the sInman line
Of steamshipsto develop this move
inent were 8rotioed incur last issue /;
and this morning we print letters on
thesanio subject from the representa-
tives of the Gnnard limo and of the
Charleston and liverpool direct line,
70 which We invite public attention. -
1ilarseston sNet0s. b RI. sess8 s5tsss 'fss
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Santa sCIaus

Is at hand, and every loved one expects a
valuable gift, buy Florence Sewing Ma
chine, which is easier learned. less liable
to get out Of order, and does more varieties
OF work without change than any other.
Every Machine warranted to give satisfac-
ton, or the money refunded. Price S65 and
upward Twenty pieces of Gray 1Willed
Flannel, worth Az cents, which we win sell
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DURING the past year there were
81 fire alarms in. New Albany. Ag-
gregate loss by fire s27, 800, on which
there was an insurance of S11 40.
During the same time there were 287
State and county prisoners committed
to Jail, and 285 city offenders; total
commitments, 572.
REV. C. N. SIMS. Pastor of Wesley
Chapel. NJ E. Church, Indianapolis,
had an entertainment at his house, on
New Years day, arranged by his
friends and members of his congre-
cation, lasting from 2 o'clock till
9P. n.
The Sullivan Democrat of Deem
Der 31st says Thanksgiving Day was
made a joyful day to its editor by fine
turkey, gift from Conductor Ferry
and Mail Agent White. of the E. &
G. R.R. The editor is slow in re-
turning thanks.
THE Convention of the colored men
of the State at indianapolis last week
resolved, among other things. to cir
culate petitions praying an amend
ment 10 the Common School Law, SO
as to provide for the equal and just
apportionment of the School Funds
of the State for the benefit of the edu-
cation Of the colored children in the
State, and to provide for the taxing
all property owned by colored persons
for school purposes.
THE suspicion exists that the Craw-
louisville fire was the work of an in
cendiary for the purpose of conceal
ing a murder. A citizen of Ladoga,
known to have a large amount OF
money about his person, was, the day
before the fire, seen to enter one Of
the saloons destroyed, but has not
been seen or heard of since. The
supposition is that he was murdered
robbed, and the body hid until night,
and the building fred to obliterate
all traces of the crime.
THE real estate transactions in New
Albany for 1868 fall short fully 25 pei
cent. as compared with 1867. The
Recorder states, according to the
Ledger, that less money was used in
the transfer of real estate during the
past year, than in any year during the
preceding seven years. A great pro
portion of the transfers were simply
an.exchange of deeds. The falling
off in the record of mortgages anc
deeds, as compared with 1867, is fully
thirty per cent. According to the
records, from January 1st TO Decem.
Der 31st, 1868, five hundred and
twenty-seven deeds, two hundred
and nineteen mortgages and twelve
leases were recorded. In 1861
about seven hundred deeds, three
hundred mortgages and thirty
leases were entered on the books
This is very bad showing for New
Albany. We had been under the
impression that the business men OF
Louisville were ali rushing over there
to purchase homesteads.
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Endfnna IfemRs.

MARK TWAIN lectured at Indian
apolis on Monday evening.
SEPTIMUs WATER is to be editor of
the Lafayette Journal.
THE Lafayette Courier says the in
dividual deposits ia the banks of that
city amount to 81 1853. 598 OF.
THE Rockport Literary Club is
giving entertainments for the bSneft
of the NJ. E. Church.
DURING the last two weeks of the
old year, indianapolis had on an aver
age three festivals every night.
BEES in the vicinity of Lafayette
are dying of cholera, or some other
epidemic, which takes them off rap
idly
One of the Methodist Churches in
New Albany held an old fashioned
watch meeting on New Years eve.
J. BEARD wants somebody to tell
him wha is killing off all the bees in
the neighoorhood of New Albany.
THE Yong Mems Christian Asso-
citation haG a benefit at Morrison's
Opera Hall, indianapolis, on New
Years night.
The Bloomington Progress Says the
chickens IN that vicinity are dying
rapidly. Choleh is supp osed to be
the disease that ; taking them off.
JAMES HART. aged II, has been
convicted OF manssughter. at Paoli,
In killing w. McKene. Seven other
boys are on trial forthe same offence.
ST.. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURcH has
contributed, during t,e wear. $3.50 to
the support of the Orlhan Asylum at
Vlncennes. OF this sun about $40
was collected ON ChristAas Day.
THERE are 136 persons in Spencer
County who pay over SO, State and
county. taxes. The hesviest tax
payer Is >. u. Brown, whose State
and county taxes amount t. 1882 ~.
FOLLOWING the example Of more
pretentious, but less noisv Iey;sl, 80
bodies, the indianapolis CityTonnc;I
has appointed committee toinveet;.
gate charges of bribery and ,orrnn-
ion preferred against members =
The Auditor of State has INSTRUCTED
County Commissioners and Real ~
tate Appraisers not to appoint any
IDENTITIES, or to see that any who nav
haye been appointed, DO o apprais;n .,
until the Legislature shall have passad
a law authorizing their appointment
aud they shall have been appointed
and qualified according to kw
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JOMIAN T.
Evansville
s-zz~=zuu-z---uz.u..s-.
.NUARY 5, 1869.
ses.
the Chicago
much of its
a libel suit in
position of de-
was a widow
NsoN, who sued
The suit grew
n by the Tribune
in which gentle
and the widow fig
conspicuous. The
le following statement
the publication:
rs were given in the
ention Of the disgrace
appear IN the paper.
ieDtlon of it was made
ecurred.
en- the Police Court trial
as written by a reporter,
knowledge of the editors
ser ordered and directed
ae should not appear in
I'D that all the necessary
were taken to prevent It's
It was published only by
t. IN defiance of all these
IS, and was promptly re-
nd corrected.
ury, after hearing the evidence
e learned and eloquent speech
the attorneys, brought in YER
of $500 damages, which, added
the cost of the suit, make the po-
% item very costly to the Tribune.
We feel pretty certain that the pol
icy adopted by the Tribune. after the
trial commenced, added materially to
the amount Of damages assessed
against it. While it may have mani
tested no malice in publishing the pc
lice item, in the first instance, it cer-
tainIy has shown the most malignant
hate in publishing the proceedings of
the trial. Not content with printing
the details of the trial, and
letting those read them who had
taste for such reading, it forced the
trial upon the attention of all its
readers by the most conspicuous and
offensive head lines, and sought, in
every possible way, to ruin forever
the character of the plaintiff. This,
too, Notwithstanding the proprietors
virtually acknowledged the libelous
character of the first item upon
which the suit was based, by the Wig
orous efforts %hioh they assert they
made to prevent its appearance in the
paper. Their efforts to suppress the
original item show that they regarded
it as wrong if not libelous. It is true,
the conduct of the paper after suit
was brought ought not to have in
huenced the jury. but we cannot
help thinking that. all VINO wit
messed It's efforts to thrust the
disgusting details of the suit upon the
attention of the public, could hardly
resist the feeling that if its proprietors
escaped punishment in the suit pend
ing, they ought to be punished for
violation Of decency and good morals
in their manner of defense. 1t was
evident that the 1iibune's policy
looked to future cases rather than the
one pending. It seemed to conclude
that by making the characters of all
concerned in the present suit, who
were or had been friendly to the
plaintiff, both notorious and Infamous,
that in the future Individuals would
submit to much injustice rather than
pass through such an ordeal of public
scandal, and consequently the paper
would never again be sued for-libel.
While our sympathy was naturally
with the Tribune in its arraignment,
our judgments condemns it manage
ment OF the defense by reason of it;
efforts TO attract the attention of its
readers TO the disgusting evidence.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-05

ROBERTS BROTHERS PUBLICA-
TIoNs.-It is very seldom that a pub
fishing firm which has been In exist
ence but five years can show such
catalogue of books as that of Roberts
Brothers, and there are many houses
hich, with score of years expert
ence, cannot equal them. They seem
to have had rare good fortune in the
selection of the books they have pub
lished, or perhaps we should say they
possess that good judgment and wise
discrimination which guided them In.
the selection of their works. and
which, added to their business enter
prise, has placed them among the
leading publishers OF America. We
have not room to allude at length to
their list of publications. They in
clude Jean Ingelow's works, The Lay
mans Breviary, the Memoirs of Mad
anne Recamier and the Life and Let
ters of Madame Swetchine, Auer-
bach's On the Heights, Ecce Deus
and Ecce Homo, Women of the Old
Testament, with twelve beautiful pho
tographic illustrations after Raffaelle,
Guido, Delaroche and other masters /:
Five Days Entertainment-a superb
book for children-Eccentricities of
the Animal Creation, and many 9TH
ers. Their Little WomeH," by Mrs.
Allcott. is the best book for young
girls we have ever seen. All of these
and many others on their list are suit
able for holiday presents. We are
glad to see the success of this enter
prising firm and trust it may be even
greater in the future.-Boston jour
nal
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GROCERIES.

Cash! Cash!
Highly Important News!
Wishing to reduce our stock of
FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES,
We viii, during the month of January,
sell at reduction of
FIVE PER CENT.
In other words, we will sell ONE DOL
LARS WORTH of any and all goods in
our store FOR So CENTS. to be paid In
cash or its equivalent at the time Of pasrchase
We propose to sell, as heretofore, as low
as any other house in the city; and in
addition, as an inducenent to buy for
cash, we will throw of cents for every
dollars worth you buy at retail.
This is no humbug or deception. as those
VINO have known us for the last fifteen
years will readily believe; and strangers
who wish to be convinced have only to
try.
WE EXCEPT NO GOODS.
Staples and Fancy Goods Will share alike
In the slaughter. Bring your cash, so as
to be prepared to get IS cents back for
every five dollars worth you buy.
jan4l VICKERY BROS, 70 Main st.
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IOK rs, > ..


gEVHE DRAWING WILL TAX Z
III place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the 18th day OF Janu-
Agents VIII furnish pamphlets giving
description of the property, and contain
ing the act of the Legislature authorizing
the sale.
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terprise are named in the act of the Legis-
Iature, and their integrity and response
Billy are endorsed in the certificates
(Which will be found in the pam pnletsl
of Governor John W. Stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas c. McCreery,
United States Senators, Hon. John T..
Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky House
of Represen tativeS. Hon. Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President of the Farmers
Bank, i. G. Dal1am, President of the Ma
tional Bank, John ii. Barret and others, of
Henderson, KY; Hon. w. +. Parrett, Judge
of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judi
clal District, and NJ. 5. johnson, Judge of
Hon. VIM. H. Walker, Mayor, John s.
Hopkins, President First National Bank.
and others, of Evansville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen of position and
prominence in Kentucky and Indiana.
TICKETS can be purchased of
L. n. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
r. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
hI THos. Z. x. BROOKS, Covington, KY;
JOHN Q. LATHAM, President Bank OF
HopkinsviIle, Hopk1nsville, KY.
James L. Dallam, Commercial Bank, Pa
SG- Books opened at these points on the
LIST of October, 1858.
PHI LIP HORNBROOK, Esq, Water
SEMONIN, DIXON 81 CO., No. = north
First street, will order tickets from the
Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
desire to purchase. SEES diff
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Great Destruction

To ugliness, by selling Bonnets and Hats.
or Miss Bellam viii make them TO order
in an unexcelled style at price never be-
fore done. AS
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OF Life

Beautiful and agreeable, all of which Will
be sold as cheap as they can be found any
where. DELI
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BROOM FACTORY.
~ GLUNZ T. MAURER.

BROOM Manufacture
We desire notifying the public that we
are keeping on hand all sorts of Blooms.
and pay the highest price for Broom Corn.
Factory on Third and Ingle SITS. lde7 d3m
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Gold and Silver SpeCtaCIeg
solid silver Ware

Manufactured expressly for our trade, and
many smaller articles, particularly appio-
pirate for Holiday and Wedding Presents.
Constantly on hand o choice selection Of
SILVER. PLATED WARE, which win be
sold at a very close profit.
Particular attention given 90 the Re-
setting OF Diamonds aud other Gems, in
the most novel and artistic manner.
An examination Of our stock Is respect
fully solicited. rdel2 dly
Creslcewt Citv FIoorIDg MN
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Dead
Terrible Sacrifice

In order to make room for Spring Wear.
A complete stock of Domestic Goods of
every popular brand, and al the lowest
prices, can always be found at Schapker,
Busting q Co. s, los AZ and 40 Main Street.
In short, they have everything to make
the "outer" appearance
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de7d2w ToouTIer and 1nIon -
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Crescent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

T1vHE undersigned has the pleasure OF
notifying his friends and the public
that he will keep this beautiful place Of
resort open during the Winter as a Res
taurant. anJ Bowling and Billiard saloon,
having provided two Of those splendid
latest style brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his saloons and
Tenpin legs for that purpose. lie viii
beprepared TO serve up OYSTERS and all
other delicacies OF the season at tie short
est notice, and Will from this Time keen
constantly on hand the celebrated q
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
.-rz a,s III. tryrtr~r f4ry
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DRY GOODS.
From our Extra

Inducements now offered in our Millinery
Department, our friends and customers
Will be convinced that we intend to make
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WTsTCUTsTFR COUNTY.

The authorities of New Rochelle are engaged IN Inn
pr0yug the condition Of their roads, and public meet
Ing has been called in favor of raising 5000 by tax for
fe purpose OF defrayug the expenses OF the improve
ueuts iu progress. - go
one o. the largest transactions in Westcheser County
property this year occurred this week. being the pqr
fbae b Christian Schaefer OF this city, at private sale,
bi the property at MerOse known as Karis Gernania
Park. for $4,000. - -
Sies at Sing sing this Weekly Noah W. Pike, house
and lot OF the Rev Charles James, Espace, l0OH9O
20 Dr. John Branique Of NewYOrk, for $4,000 OF the
BrauOue estate two lots Thomas Gallagher 5000 one
lot 10 Thomas Kieghran $500 lot 10 Thomas ROutl-
we'll 500 four Mr. Jayne, S6jO; one lot TO James
Dean 500 lot to Patrick Hy land SO, aDu one lot
10 NJ FurlOug, 500
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REAL ESTATE.
Ngw.YoRK. Saturday. May 20, 1882

NEw.YoRK Saturday, May 90 1862
The reports of auction sales, as company .,'d
, last week show slight increase in the vsIuo % ZIG
onrprovod property and falling on from 'en p'se "
S,r in the improved property. Last week 'he un.'h
royed lots we're located chiefly In Queens county ls
se they were IN Westchester, and next week 'e nue
,opeers will be found in NewJersey. On Monday the
v,vsrsIde Land Improvement Company sen ots III IA"
soo. on wednesday Messrs. A. d. helllck' IT. q Bro
~ for the Avenel Assocation $50 villa plots at Avenel
;gt beyond Railway the Perth Amooy braneh OF the
- srsev Railroad, 81 miles from New-York, ana on
srrsday the firm will sell 100 villa plots at Plainheld
these sales take place ON the premises with the usuaI
f'.sseorjes Of excursion trains and lunches. .
a. Insepb Mcclure will sell tomorrow noon ar thO
taure tie three-stOry brick dwelling No IA second
and the twOstOry brick houses Nos 800 S22, ana ga
DTbe large clubhouse the corner OF Twentyfourth-
81 recently sold TO h. Barreda tho Peruvian Consul is
,dergoug Extensive alterations at great cost as the
rer be- AIDING extensive buildings picture galleries
ssTd atng up the interior IN q very costly way. Inc
nsiOn was purchased FOR Sl35OOO and the same amount
n N probably be spent IN improving IT, s., -
lord TAYLOR soon 20 erect large Dry gOoub en
,orinn, on the southwest corner OF BrOaoWay auS
TWentiethst having frontage on broadway OF lOO iIe
and depth OF 100 feet Two lots In the rear, e1tenu
nom Nineteenth 70 TWeneth-sts will also be cONeIeu
by the building.
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An who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring 10 purchase rent such property,
viii find t 90 their interest advertise in THE TRIBUNE.
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and u addition TO this advantage The TRIBUNE
viii be found not only in NewYork and all its cities and
vaSes bu every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow Of The .vautases claimed. being made clear 70 the
reader. We ould especially dwell on tho fact that the
subscribers ur the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE, Daily,
t. ni Week. and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business pEv on consequently advertisements in each
are read by I'D classes. THB TRIBUNE dcvOtes especial
attention O. cpoEts Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country, us adding greatly 10 tie value OF its col
INNS as .tycItisng medium The charges for adYer-
tsrg o. follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, IS cents per line
Tor each us,ron; WEEKLY TRIBUNE, s. per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TGBCN. % cents per line. About ten words Of
OR wide CO. aims average line Terms cash u advance
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grspEIrn xtaI 6stutt 70: SaIt.

A SPECULATION.--7O LOTS and brick
N HOUSES In Boollyp less mile from WAst Price
Ss s hess ana oresre md half Western lands at s3
acre or IN stocks or nechEa This h the best Investment " real
nor SALE-A brick HOUSE, &c #. s in.
front No "a Cou.st brooklyn. has tSo stores and dwe
ling hem will sold oS. Inquire OF " l. HALL NO 10 Ken
IN
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WatRintrg.

nor SALE-0ne PORTABLE ENGINE, Sxl2
inches With boiler correspond (aever used o0e ii,daaho
large plten One Hosting Machine
ready applied ordinary fall i do The work Of nenL fRS
one Hydosac Pump Hoes mAkel,
acting horizontal capacity 500 tuus all IN good order Ca on OF
adrss G. MITCHELL Agent Of JoAn aud ChHsts hes-
York Box No l5is N !, PostOhee
NJACHINERY.-IrO and Wood Working Ma
WI blery ofeyey description constantly hard at the extensive
Machinery DspoEo Of - - 80 ., o.. x rkAOh
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NEW-JERgEY.

Tho Boulevard Commissioners Of Hudson County, n. j.,
we're examining the proposed route on Tuesday.
Engineers Of the Erie Railway have, during the past
week been surveying aud prospecting for the extension
al the Northern Railroad Of NewJersey from PiermOnt
70 Nyack Work will be Immediately begun
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J. BLERCKER, AucLoneer - 49, -.
DARTITION SALE of valuable PROPERTY
X on MADIsONAvB FORT1BTH and WATERsTS under ths d.
Of TILLOTSOS, RsreeA BlhkChEh hOh
Co win auction THURSDAY Juue Atls N at tue III
change saesroom, No. III Broadway: 90 go,
MADtSONAVE-2 lots, commencing At a. w. cor OF foTtehtL
corner Jos n. 9I95 inside lot 23r95. ,
FORIIBT ST. lot north side, Immediately IN the rear OF lhe
above lots 25T9a4 and 70 ...
PORTIRT ST. ot side Of Porethtt commencing 22O
vest OF Msdison.ave each 1874 aud ~ 81. aud $50
WATRRSTPreuses No 2 Waterst east Gde 81 feet north OF
WsLsti tiIs, 1aI62 Maps At No. II Cedarst
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Citp Zeal 6stat, fcr saI,.

FOR StIE-The very desirable First-class
fsisrg bsl stoae HOUSE. No 20 West ThiHyeeos,t To-
fser M Or. 30 sii1ulrg tie ~ which private stable
T. uor p7 h. 81 feet - bal tle block depth Ey Dos
,et0u wish favorable terms, vl be gwen Apply 10 H. LUDLOW
Co.. Na. i...st jp0211
EOP SALE on Broadway-A large improved
CORHI. rEOPRRIY broadway iat u re- smpei below
Iisat, Leased .of three years Alpy TO HOMER MORGAN,
~ IFiaea $50
IN the Civ Of New York, in the Summer, one
ss the e orea with scarcely breath Of a5 10 TIE Win.
y Trough usb While panlrd The mountains Keep OF
o nor ral u Winter AID IN sumner ne cool morning or
veg color cheeks ~ bhaauiZ Zee Auction column Tor
lIteasn Of GRKAT SALE or PLAIHFlbLD LOfo, June 3
&7S 600 IN SUMS of $4,000 to
p IO,OOO, 5000. to ko4s On Bond .Sd Mortgage
q q bkLlVAh Ne 10 Piask
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I ANDs' LANDS
KEESE C McCULLY.

BROKERS AND DEALERS Is SOUTHERN RIAL ESTATE
VIII attend to buyng selling Southern Lands Keep constantly on
md descriptions u lands for sale Fafes uesuB m p
the South lese 10 sell their pfopehy WI nu
their Interest With We pave Correspondence 20 ne"
Bosou Hartford Conn., Bdmoe aud other A"r'ash us
sell will please send Us u oesePn'n
and plat and Deeds Of the same Al, a., s...u,. 80.
respond With viii be pleased all times 70 SEM pA A
uOR Of lands information eheeftay gwen w 0uE
made uHssl sales effected Reference gwen on our cAu
KKEsB hcCULLY.
R.oksu sad Real Rslats AEeats
AsasaSa G. LAO
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JACOB CoLE. AuctonseE
SPLENDID VILLAS
. AT BAY RIDGE L. l.
TUESDAY, June9,
A, ..,I.ck IN the premisea

BAY RIDGE adjoining the splendid paris Of Me' Townsend and
SYKES l. 4.
senybt Of land to each fcnng Second ard Ihd h's
sps1pded by the respectable neghbohOod on Long Island
property must be appreciated and accessible by eJ
every twelve minutes aud 10y TIE irTJo Bay
earh day from als Terry New lorh
Only 30 minutes Wss and ten minutes walk from
The ferry 10 this property. - --,,,..a-- IA
For maps circulars With full particulars appy at the ohee Of the
AuciOueer,