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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04
PROCLAMATION.
STATE oY Sou7H CAE0LISA,
IXEcrrivE DErAEIMENT.

LTECrrivE DErAEIMENT.
WHEREAS y vacancy ncw exists in the
Office OF Cc7ona. 10: the county ct New
berry:
New know sc tIiat 7, ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Gcvcrno: oc the Sate OF South Carolina, ny
virtue c! :.,e power AID authority vested in
ne hy an act OF the t:rHeral assembly Of
said State, entitled AN ACT concerning the
Office, duties and liabilities Of Coroner, ap.
prove! JAnuary 9th, 1870, do hereby APP
point and constitute WILLIAM SUMNER,
OF pomaria, Trial Justice Of said county,
20 ill said vacancy, and to perform the Gu
tics o: said Office uMtil ;he Legislature shall
order an election to fil said vacancy.
II testimony whereof, ! have
- hercunto SO. NV h"nG and
caused the Great Seal 0: the
l. State TO nc affixed, at GGia'n-
ba, this 18th day 0! Septem-
be7, 4. Z. 1871, and i'll the
ninc:Y.>ix;h year of th" Indie
pendcace OF the United States
Of America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
F. l.. CAErozo, SECRETARY 0: SAFE.
nti. !, ;':--i,
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The books and accounts of the undersigned
can he found At Motte 4 Tarrant's Office. In
nv absence thcsc gentlemen will recent for
accounts due M. /. >. ElfE
Sep % 2~-tf
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CUMBERLAND University.

CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY.
LEBANON. Tenn. May 9Th. 1871.
NEssRs G.. i e.. MERRIAM: In definitions.
Wchst"r is incsinpara5y superior to al 9TH
ers. This great volume, (WebSterS Una
bri,lcc,i} in lis present form, is library in
itself: a work Of reference which no scholar
can afford to do without. lrS extensive cir
cr!alion i, rs necessary as tie establishment
Of common schools.
Yours Sincerely.
T. ". MCDuNNOLD,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

Tsun.-A dollar saved is collar made,
saws Mr.. Foot at the cssne2. And the
mean;og is thiS-that his goods are cheap
and excellent, aa;l purchasers will save BY
dealing ,hrrs. 4 proof Of the pudding is
in chewing rhe bag, therefore go and try
him. The friends Of Mr.. Wi>kenam will
fn:l him at this establishment, ready to
SUPPLY al OF their wants.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

Every farmer should have a clover patch,
and now is the time to prepare for one. If
you want good clover seed 90 to the drug
sto.e OF Drs. Motto & Tarrant ut onco. be.
fore the supply is exhausted 39-3t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

S P. BooZER 4 Co.-Attentio1 is called
to the card Of the above named firm in to-
days paper. The farmer, mechanic and
house-keerer will each and all find some
thing in them worthy their notice.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

S. C. LAND A1p EMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.
-Mesr,. Butler Chadwick, Gary & Co. have
published card notifying subscribers that the
been postponed until the Sth of January. -.
This will also afford au opportunity to those
hitherto unable 70 secure tickets, to 90 so. The
drawing will positively come OF at the time ap-
pointed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

Notice il hereby given that 3 months az
ter date application will be made to the
Bank OF Nemhcrry, S. c., for renewal o.
certificates for 90 shares stock standing in
the Hame Of II. H. Folk, Original Certificate
No. So, dated April -, 1854, having been
lost or misiaid
Sept. -, 3?-3moa.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

The ladies of Newbcrry are invited to
read the card Of Mrs. Sill in this paper. who
is an appro:ed dress maker. and promises to
give satisfaction.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

Spccia! notices in this local d pHrtment are
.bnrcrt{ for IT the rate of 25 cts. per line.
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\ GAME OF BASE BALI.--An Interesting
game of base Iall between the 'White Stock
ins<," composed Of members Of Maj. Stew
arts command at this place, and the "Mu-
tual" club. of the Columbia garrison, took
place last Thursday afternoon, and resulted
in y complete and overwhelming victory for
the Ncwberrr Clnh--47 againSt II. The boys
from Columbia had been carrying high heals
for some in chat they had beaten all Others in
the State, and it only remained for them 10
run down their brothers in blue Of Newherry
70 wear the championship. The fatcs de-
c,arel i, could not be, hoNeYer, and they
met severe defeat.
Have vou tried Mother NoAi's great rem
L.. L..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

j.. J.. HONOUR. Insurance and General Com
mission Agent, Charleston. will spare no efforts
to effect advantageous sales for shippers Of cot
ton, rice &c, make quick returns and liberal
advances on ccrsipDmepts
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

Sales.--future were not so many PEI
sons in town on Monday as arc sometimes
seen, yet there were enough 10 make busi-
ness quite lively, and the store keepers were
kept pretty busy. Sales o. property were
confined to furniture, ono or two Old mules,
etc. No accidents, no fights, no hig dsrnks,
nor anything startling.
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|. ice. o cents per n"-A. -

LISTS. AVN rp,-r: send one
ESc<NN ID ,nNNaH & 20. No. s. MAlQ-
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GI1 House. BURNT.-We regret 10 learn,
just as we are going TO press, that the gin
house, with six balea Of cotton. belonging
to Mrs. SwiHenbucg, near Jalapa, was
burned 10 the ground on Monday afternoon.
'The gin was running at the time the fire
was discovered, and it is thought the fire
vas caused BY fr;ction.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04
ROADS AND BRIDGES.

I, is a matter of great interest that The
Roads and Bridges are not in order. Exccp:
the highway to LaurenS C. Il, called BLACK
Jack Road" the highway known rs the
"ualrnes Road 70 "Caldwc!'s" and the
highway known = The "A>,tord's ferry
road" all the roads in this County are. sim
ply. ha,i enough. The bridges are in many
instances in bad order, ard it has been re-
ported 10 this inquest that one accident, Of
serioas character, has occurred from The in>
security Of ,rifi;ng struc;Ere, that would
hardly have been ont Of order # proper au-
,i,nri,v had boon in power 10 haye;, repaired.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

The best Of medicinal wines and liquors
are kept at the drug store Of Motto 4
Tarrant. Il.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

All the popular patent medicines of the
Gav arc to be found at Motto 4 TarrNnt's. II
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The Late Game of Base Ball.

WHITE STOCKINGS" VS.. "MUTUALS.''
..wuIrp .,rcCEJScs"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

CorET-This honorable Institution still
drags on: slow existence II still lives, and
this is about all. Efforts are making to see
where the authority rests for commissioning
commissioners, and the hope still exists in
the breasts of portion CT the Bar that a
jury may yet be had But alas, alas. In
the meantime hope deferred makes the
heart sick, and orphans widows and all else
who look for either help, redress justice are
waiting.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

GnoDaIoNs FACroEY.-The above factory is
at ts fullest capacity. aud we are informed that
the work is cxceI!eut'y done. Patrons are in
formed tn work LEFT at Messrs. Nayes s. Mar
tins is :aken and returned free. See card.
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WAsHINGroN AQUEDUcr.
PROPOSALS FOB LABOR AND TOOLS.

WASHINGTON d. G., March q, ISL.
o. sealed Propossls vi be received until u m on
labor and tools necessary for completing certain
works upon the Washington AQueduct, under an
sPgrsRristion BY Consrsss thsfsfor. approved July
Printed specifications, forms OF proposals. and all
eamo, Englnser, Ct ths oAce Of the 'xSusduct,
No 2t2s Is street, or from the undersigned Of
; BID. win not be eoesi1ssed usieS they e are At
asnsd 70, snd eoIply WIKI. the requirements Of the
SrscS h;StS.r H. sttons' 49, a.. a..
paas VIII iSs Trsssa!st q rs GsissS STATE. 81
Washington, to the credit Of the y Arlington Aaue-
duct, the sum Of $500 evtting rsoeise. thsrelor
sontrsss a@.rass 70 si%. n ne "seord.sos SiS bis
Iss money $500 ysI ss .ssu = % the
tract. and 10 the Contractor on its oonIletiea.
The United States viii not be bound TO accept the
SS f.Ss, :a$ .ss
Corps Of Engineers, Q. 9; Army, Chief ingineer
ury beIertmsnt, Warrington, d. O.
tanes: weekly Rspublican one tine mhsi I'd
LIMITED STATES PAfEHT 0FFIC8,
n, n. ,..,, M;aszISSTSs, D. e. nsren "a, ISL
York. =. Y; praying for the extension of : patent
% the "a Ssy q isy, S and NJ. ri
g fee 18th Day a yssuary, MI. for an nprovsnent
tSss tSs ss:timony In the case b. closed
ming arguments and the Exsminers report be lin:
Z s. an S On .ns S ''e
'Aay person may osVoss Ole sxfen;ign;
nhrf.sw ooansuisnsr = Psssus-
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TIE WEEKLY STAR for this week contains
al about the outbreak in Paris; q full account
OF the sad death OF q divorced wife-Henrietts G.
Paddon-at the house Of I'M adam Turner, the
convention; the Assembling OF the Republican,
eebuAi committee; republican and democratic
meeunss IN the several election districts; the
poetry BY Bret Harte; \ capital sforv enfifiss
MS EYES Valentine" proceedings OF For
G-second ConTese; Conference OF the N. p.
ChuIen; AL the Local News; the latest Tele.
zeal News from all quarters; Washington New,
and Gossip; Editorials on current top,cs: Al.
cultural articles; valuable Household Recipes.
Monetary and Commercial news. &C.
f>rRs: One dollar and half per annum In
advance; single copies ave cents, neatly envel-
-opsd Ter mailing,
~Tbe Enslish Government. has ordered h q,
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NV JERSEYS ELEPHANr.-Gen. George II
MCCLELLAN, after three years service as Ohief
Engineer OF the Stevens battery, bequeathed TO
the State of New Jersey by Mr.. T.. A. Stevens
gives 10 up a bad job, and retires from the
held. The vessel, according 10 the New York
StdrGGrd, is not now so near Completion As il
was three years ago when Mr.. Stevens died and
Gen. Mcclellan took charge, the latter having
made great alterations-toIn out her engines.
taken suay her prov or ram which extended
some sixty feet, and changed the entire plan 40
a. to make her a swift steaming ram ana iron
clad, instead OF stationary protection for the
shore and hsrbor-and he now resigns because
the funds are exhausted. Work has been
stopped, and all the men discharged with the
exception OF shout twenty. This IL owing TO
the 81 ,oo0, geo granted some few years ago by
the United States Government, and the same
amount bequeathed by the late Mr.. f. A
Stevens, the brother OF the inventor Of the
scheme, having been nearly exhausted, and no
further money being forthcoming, unless the
Untsd States govern ment should take the natter
uP,she will in sll probability never be mpIeted
a. ayast sum Is still needed TO finish her In
the place OF the fourteen engines which were
originally placed in the hold, she Is to have ten
others OF superior power. Two screws will
IroTel the monster vessel. Her hull is composed
OF wrought iron over ore inSh IN thickness
Above her waterline she Is covered with enor-
nous piles or beams from eighteen inches in
Thickness at the base to above six at the ton.
She viii be lifted up with eight powerful guns.
which viii be loaded be low the deck the muzzIe
q the gun being depressed tor this purpose
alter tie firing OF each shot. In length shs j.
tlgee hundred and sixty feet her beam il sixty
f6et, and her height from keel to deck LITTLE
over thirty feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

The British Labor Representation League
Lave iSsned an address to the workins-men
electors OF the United Kingdom. in which il il
pointed out that although there are twenty mill
iOns OF persons in the Dited Kingdom belong
Ing to the working classes, there is not one
dTect representative of labor in the House of
Commons. The working classes are called
upon to organize, 50 a. to return quaIined men
OF their own order TO Parliament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

MI. John Savage, poet, patriot, author, ora
Tor, and Fenisn, has exploded upon the heads
OF the Honored Exiles q hand grenade of the
most deadly combustIbles. ODonovan Rosa
and his fellows are fatty told by Mr.. Savage
that they have assumed too much to themselves >,
and that their proposed union Of aIl the Feni.n
Brotherhoods Is delusion and snare. A
Directory l. not admissible, nor Ia 1t consistent
WIN American instincts or policy. The exiles
are nasty and inclined TO be dictatoris& All
this, ard more, is Ar. Savsge's Indictment of
LIS fs..Ow-patriOts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

An associated press dispatch from Little
Rock, Arkansas, says 1t Is stated By responsible
PARTIES there that Lieut.. Governor johnson
received $4,000 for resigning, and that Mr..
White, former Secretary of State, got $1,000
tor giving up his Off that johnson might have
4
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Ne~ York i. losing 80 many of her citizens

Ne~ York ~ losing - many OF her citizens
through the mistakes Of ignorant boys en-
r DYED in the business or dispensing medicines
in TIA city, that the matter il becoming serious
Some OF tie newspapers recommend the hang
liz Of few Of the cuiprits as a warning to the
oilers 70 quit the drug business for sore calling
w which their stupidity will not be 50 fatal 70,
human LIFE while other journals. not so blood
IN 81 think the evil can be renlsJsed b. proper
iesisiaaoh. There Is q bill now pending in the
New York legisIst IRE, which provides for the
psOper sdECs'fonO OF drug CLERKS and that they
snail pas an examination before they arc
allowed 10 compound prescriptions, aud 1t will
probably pass In Sweden, Prussis, ana other
countries OF Europe the most stringent regula
tons are enforced in gard to the qualification.
OF apothecaries. The Prussian system is TOO
arbitrary in some of its features 20 be tolerated
IN this country; but some of the proyisi,u. q,
TIE law there are worthy Of imitation Oh this side
OF the Atlantic. To become an aDotnecarv,.
apprentice there, an applicant must first pas.
an examination in Latin. physics. bo.a-v. and
other natural science, and II this /, sati.ra-
tory, he gets permit b. serve "a an Apprentice
tOE Tour years in a pharmacy, during which he
Is allowed to compound drugs in the laboratory.
out not 70 pat mp prescriptions until the fourth
year, and then under the strict surveillance M
the proprietor or Of a responsible dru, cIe-k
Al the expiration Of this term he has An exsmi
nation as drug clerk, under direction of an
examining board. Success entities him to a
diploma As q drug clerk; and after this he must
serve as clerk solely and in different pharms-
eies, four years more; four years in one place
will not falnll the requirements OF the Law
After this the clerk must spend one year in the
university to complete his studies, and then
comes stu another examination, after which,
If he comes out of the final examination with
credit, he receives his diploma as an spotbe
cary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

The Roman Catholic clergy and Iaity in
ireland are taking active measures for the es-
tablishment of industrial schools Those for
girls are under the management of nuns, who
instruct the pupils in domestic occupations.
laying as much stress a. they can upon culinary
arts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

HOIsr BY THEIR own PErARD.-The LEXIS
atuTe OF Florida at its last session sought to
appreciate the value OF the State bonds ana At
the same time make a permanent marke. for
them by requiring each insurance conpany
dong business in the State TO deposit with the
comptroller 100000 OF her securities Instead
OF complying with this requirement. however.
some OF the strongest northern companies are
Withdrawing their agencies from the State. ana
The prospect now is that, instead of bettering
the standing Of her bonds, the people of the
State will soon be without reliable companies
IN which to insure their property or their lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24

Cumberland coal is arriving in eonsiderabl
Quantities in New York, and offered tor sale BY
The carRo.
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New 7-s0 Gold Loan.
SAFE! PROFITABLE, PERMANENT,
JAY COOKE az CO..
ofer for Sale ct Par and Accrued In,sres
TIE
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bond
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD C0MPiN,


These bonds are secured, trr. by 9 First Morn
on the Railroad itself, it's roll M .toek m
s cgul pmenls; second. by q First II ortgase or n,
eGtre Land Grant, being more than Twenty T ~.
thousand Acres o. Land to each mile of Roaf
The Bonds are free from United States Tar. th
Principal and Interest par able in Goid-th,
Principal at the end Of Thirty years and the later
est Semi annually, at the rsteOf SEVEN AND THREE
1ENTHs PER CENT. Der snnum
They are issued in denominations of slgD ssr
Q 90: $500 and 5 10 90.
The Trustees UNDER the Mortgage Messrs ] a.,
locke, OF Phflsdelphia. and j Edgar Thomson
president OF the Peunsy lyanis Central Railrosc
These Northern Pacific 30 Bond. will a, all fine.
PREMIUM cor l.iol. In exchange for the Comp.ny',
lands at their lowest cash price.
a addition 70 their absolute safety. these Bond,
yield an income larger, we believe, than any other
sass can, by converting them into Northern Pa
cincs. Increase their yearly income ose-ta.yd .no
still have perfectly reliable inv estment.
HOW To GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank a,
Banker will supply these Bonds in any de-ired
amount, and Of any needed denomination Person,
wishing 10 exchange stocks other bonds for tr
can do 90 with any Of our Agents, v no viii ALLOW
the his hest current price Tor ALL MARksrIsID
Those living In localities remote frop, Rank. ma,
send money, Or S.nes bond, directly 70 us By er.
At our own risk. and without cost 70 the iny,sioT
For further Information PAN phlets, ana ct All
or address the undersiened. or aay Il the Bank,
or Bankers employed to sell this Loan.
Gel Virginia, \. CsroIins and s. Csro R''''
kATiosAL sSsk RkksstHBLIo.
FkSr , %S2 2shfSsr { % SEQ.
WAsBiNaTH6sH ofiTi SAVINGS BANK,
FR6Pkkpe44AHT SAVINGS AND Trust CON
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~IEHH DIsrRICT RIPOBLIoAN
~ s9-AI i've repub leans in favor
q! orgarlxnf permanent club 10 represent the
parts N the Rstrict are earnestly requ sted % mast
pOsite Naiiobal Thsatsr, BRIBAT EVENISE
hsrch esh, Ill Prominent speakers will be pras-
eut. who viii address The meeting IL
~REGIsTER OTFIOE.
y wAsHISSrsS. ,. c., March %, Is7I
l'ics j. hereby siyen that on aONDAY. April
. al vii expre all Licenses iseued By the Corpor-
u 81 Al earts, wagons dTsys, or hand esrts
a, ~ N limits OF said eorpar alton ...
~ salc Corporation License. expiriaz ON said
o.te mrS be pruu pity renewed
s.s iyr licenses 10 this Corporation are nov
s - - sII Dc given. upon which. heu counter
r.sase % the COmp,rOlier, the City Register Will
- q. ra.eehs JOHN y. COON,
City Regtstsr.
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WOOD AND COAL.

HOAL AND WOOD
DIRECT FROM THE wharf.
QUANTITY AND QUALITY GUARANTEED
1900 lbs s2goIs.
Bet CHEsTN UT...................So 5000 06Ys
Be-; WHITE Ash .........-........ 90 TTS
Best kkp As ;;.;;.;,-;.;...;:.; 80 s.2a
WOOD at proportionately low rates. Order. re
ceived by all the principal Grocery Drug, Statione
~. and Stove Stores throughout the city
JOSEPH L. SEYMOUR,
vain once, Sig Tth street. opposite Post Once
To com pete with net sold for gross ms tspl'
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81 453,4S6 N

~ MAS0NIC.-A Special Uouvoc alton of 4 a.
S fAyETTE r. A. OHAPTER, Ns S. viii
be held On sATuRDAr EvENIaG, N Arch g, q,
81 oetoeL Aavr, 20 work A degree All r A
MssODs in good standing are frsternaIly inyi al
By order of y II p. - !
m3 Sc JOHN EDWIN MASON see
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~Tbe Ensltsh Government has ordered n a,
all Its employees shall be vaccinated.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For RlNr-ene two ssory BRICK HOUsE,
a., hpeyly painted. sax rec.,; s.s IN every ro01,
es mo No 1870 ,h srs. es .S tS ss I1A Kss;
6sd ri month inssire e No Aos 7th street, nssr
Lon hENI-ope tpree.rorJ. bRIcK HOUSE,
SbU 49,, In water tsok e the ki,ehen: No s2f
sonts iassre No sos ~ .srsss n. ssn' ss'
FVnNIsatD rAkLQks AND BED Bo0ss
out sIs .sanu si Se, W ~
and oasIns. siH psG S sssp' and board board
'Hesk pksIBise COUNTRY PRoPERTY
win md Il 20 their Interest 20 cal az the y.
pena. 70 .s,sSs Asensy Olsrks Bgiidips Az
% an enue where an extensive lfsI Of the
sane me, WI - he Furnished. Wv
E>oR sALH-one ana three quarters Acre. vre1-
Il enclosed LAND, - .pinips Gale. WosSs 49, ,se
scbnttIep Part. Il has on II tee saory siI
well and paHp and ns,ive sas tTe. near ih srGn,;
and . stable snh six or more usia, oocupkd by
fsao-tf yso. T. KENDALL.
EOK BkNT.Ls5g. sIoRIs0oM, with or With
Il out STEAM Powxk.rsnt low-in
felo sm b street. between 9th and TIA.
EOR sALE-A nne three story BBIOk H0UsI.
a., Eth ut Il ICONS and modern lmprcy snsnis lSs =
Terms easy.
a, a nice three story BhI0k HOUSES rooms, on
nth street; between q and h; vii be sold on lous
time ana CheAr. d. M. n ALL
isla oorse1 IN hand .nd sr .srssi..
EARM TOR RkAT, 30 AcREs.-Blscksmith aod
BARN. sS sssn sh. and Sss4
sss. !. mns s On .Ss ar LIMIT hS
JOHNSON: No. %sS Pennsylvania avenue; near
FOE sALE,Ope BRICk HOUSE, 1854 lstf
Two BRICK He6sEs on Turner street, between
sf Bs ie Il a66 Isl g. between eth an.
a6ne BBIoK HOUSE on sth street between P and
6ne BKiGK HOUSE. m GRANTS BOW. on
Vse BRi0K HOUSE on T street, between 18th sns
One BRICK HOUSE on d street, between New
With issDss ens 1 sSs
'.. easy rhHSSss Tissoa rsos. Auetes..r.
ncH-d sos 9th street northwest.
+ HOUSE, with ali the modern mprov ements
situated on the corner OF 18th and streets: Eos
LOB RENI-A BRIOk HOUSE win eish MT room
L vater and gas; pleasantly situated, near smith
Door. and s;r Bin; 4 Dspes selSs
EoR REHT-A hne CoUNTRY SEAT, IN full
.r,. HALL FSss ss:I f. E;s; .ss rEe.ss
EoR sALK Oh EXCHAHGI.
1900 AoREs OF LAND in M aeon oounty,s
U. Blue Ridge Railroad rnnning through II
10000 sores IN Cherokee connty.k O., eli hnt
CRAVING landa- and covered with choice tim Der; su
ssrioI fruit climate. especially the apple. Also.
$4,000 acres In sham on and Reynolds counties.
orsson; vii :, exchange for city property, or part
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