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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-07-27
AT COST,

To make room for large invoices
soon to arrives
We guarantee" satisfaction in
quality and PRICE, and those
desiring anything in stock, Will
not regret examining same before
doing so in any other market.
Orders from parties at "a distance
will meet with the same care and
attention as though themselves
present.
Highest price paid for Bull
LION, HIDES, or any other mar
ketable article produced in the
country.
Consigned merchandise, ma
chinery, etc., will be promptly
forwarded to destination, as usual,
nv careful and competent freight
ers, at current rates.
WIN. B. HOOPER & co.
Arizona City, May Is, 'SL8I
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Having purchased the immense
and complete retail stock and busi-
ness of VIM. B. Hooper & Co., we
respectfully solicit q share Of the
public patronage which was so
lavishly bestowed upon the latter
well known house.
Our ain will be to please, and
we feel confident that our
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-07-27


Having closed our retail depart
n1ent, we shall, from and after
this date, attend exclusively to
the wants of our jobbing custom
ers throughout Arizona Territory
and Sonora, Mexico.
To interior merchants, small
dealers, station keepers, saloon
keepers, ranchmen, freighters,
ETC., who buy in quantities, we
now offer our entire stock Of goods
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-07-27

Low Prices,
WELL.AssORTED STOCK
and close attention to the wants
of the public, will give
GENERAL SATISFACTION
Call 81 Examine.
Next door to w. B. Hooper & Co.,
ARIZONA CITY, q. T.
FITZGERALD & KENYON.
Nov 18th 1879
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-22

Tur DANGERS OF sERESADlNd IN CLs '.,,,
,.,sp.--The Cleveland Leader says: a , yGuns
Romeo residing upon Garden street. WHO'S snd
voice has lust commenced to change, . a,,
sings anywhere along the scale from ia dola
to the home bass, purchased a 'I ,a:t week
o,,,tar few weeks since, ana i ias. " Who
thought he would serenade his .,u l,.,r,rr n
lives on the same street LASTLY hIs nipes. he
few bronchial troches to clear a, ,:;u dow and
c vm within the shade of bay wlaum n
crept wl, began cawing the Instrument a
nGi ,J" while he softly tipped paliao " ii''
e eno r,nsr T inside. He had just sung
'''''' Ut . There's music in the midnight ar o,
,.,, 10 became convinced that there was
M,'h Ic, n" soaring about through the atlnos-
. sSe ., aiso' and before be could strike The
horns he found the stutfinS kicked Oh ms
s,itsr, and himself in the road using ms
nose as n shovclploush. The girls 'athei
lind returned from down town at an u IN,
snally late hour--hence the result. ihe
warbler is now practicing on the concerhna
and getting his pants hall-soled with sheet-
iron. He says he will make the ola man SICK
if the bellows don't go back Oh him.
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su,,hur tn Kt,l ycrmin In Nests.

. Now that the season has arrived for raising
chickens. II Is well to know that the powder
cd sulphur of the druggists is the cheapest,
handiest. and best thing yet discovered for
killing Parasites that intest sitting hens, ana
find their way to fresh pastures upon the
chickens as soon rs the latter are hatcied.
MANY times people complain that when their
chickens are a week or two old, they doop
and die from the attacks Of large lice, which
literally cover the heads of the birds. II eX-
ammunition is made earlier, it will be found
that the insects have taken up their abode
mon the chickens heads while still in the
nest, for they forsakc the hen, prelerrlng the
chickens. 1t is bad business to have to eaten
the chickens and hen for treatmcnt after they
have left tho nest, when the remedy can be
applied with so little trouble before
Matching begins. A week or so alter the
hen has been given her clutch of eggs, sprli-
kle them and the whole OF the nest ana tue
straw for a little distance around IL WIN Tue
sulphur when the hen is OF. Inc nSht ioi-
lowing attend to the hen herself by lantern
lirht. Disturb her just enough TO MAKE heI
bristle her feathers, and then dust sulphur
we'll down to their roots. Go over hef
whole body thoroughly, excepting the parts
in contact with the nest, and lit eactl why
and scatter pinch, and attend to head, neck,
and tail. 1t will not iDlure the hen III tne
least, nor the chickens when theyare hatehe ne
We repeat the operation at an interval OF q! a
week Though perhaps one appicatloh ~
sulicient), and have never found the slight 1T
est trace of vermin upon hen or chicks alter
wards. Use two small handsful. 1t costs
little either in money OF trouble. Iooacco,
snuff, grease. carbolic powder, nc, are NOT 10
lie compared with sulphur for this particular
purpose. and the best dIlst-bath privileges Tor
the hon are not to be relied upon alone
a,uo,.,cnD d1riculhirlSt,
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GALE -OF VERY CHOICE REAL


= ESTATE IN ALBEHARLE COUNTY. VA:
/. CARLTON, the beautiful and highly-imEroved
residence OF Judge Alexander Rires extending to
within one-forth of mile OF Charlottesville: con-
tains SIX HUNDRED AND ElGHT1-TWO
ACRES OF very fertile land, some acres
or moro rst-citss bottom land, fifty or Sixty aerSs
near enough to e cut up into Town lots. tne uWett-
inr.hotise the lawn, highly ornamcnted with trees,
gravel walks eycrfrccps, ana rare CONFERENCE.-THE
ryatorv, and the singular beauty OF the landscape,
all eom6ne to render this perhaps the most teaut-
ful nriynfe estate aud residence In Virginia.
% ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES al
toining land rn,ie, Of IL in timber -
a. The MILL FARM. on the james River canal,
containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES beautiful te-
vel land. equal, agrcultnraly to amy IN the county
n good mill, saw-nili &C.; under good fcncthg; ca
ps.ble of division into any number OF farms
ACRES, near the last; an abundance OF very hiie
thinker, and within easy access OF the canal.
i, is not often such property as this comes ihto
market 1t will be sold, any portion or AL Oh ~ OF
application, at private sale; or, II not Gsposea OIL
tiien Cari.ona Will he sold ut public auction at
O'Clock y. 81, on the premises, on THURSDAi FAC
OF May, 1871 and the lao acres al the same uine anc
place. So :, ,r
on iae premises, on TUESDAY 18th May, 1917, ahd
the FOREST TRACT ut same time and PLACE ..,d
large quantity Of farming utensils, horses steeS
Re-, embracing everything ON both farms. ALSO, ~
the elegant hnsisehoia fGrnitnre.
TERMS: Very easy, and made known al Mif, !.
For further Information address Tor SIciuat "
oarticulars JOHN WOOD, JE., ru,stees
n. II. MASSlE,
NH aV-lawsw&t2awtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-22
ByD X. Weisigcr, Auciioreer,
lois Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
y TEEN VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON HUNTER (COWARDlN AEENuEi
HICKMAN, AND BhISBRlUGE STREETS
N "SSFLLINGS'S PLAN" TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER. AT AUCTION.-Ry virtue OF decree
oC the County Court OF Chesterfield county. Aprl
term ls7e in the suit of Avis # ais u.s. Samue
Hastings administrators 1t als we will SELL on FRl.
DAY the 10Th of April, 1877, on the premises. Ut
o'clock =. NJ; the following LOTS Ill Sncllinss
Lots Nos. 81 IS, 80 50, and 81, front Oh the west
side of Cowarin Iuntcr) street 81 feet each, ana run
b,ck $50 feet to an alley ten feet wide. between all
and Buchanan streets, and south Of Mrs ED. Balrd
Lots Nos GO aud 10 front OH the west side of Co.
wardin (unter street SO feet each, anu run hack l5o
feet to an alley ten feet wide.
Lots Nos SIS, 81, So 81, Co. ana 81, trout on the nort
side of Banbidge street 60 feet each, ana run DacH
lis feet inches. Ill,
Lots Nos g. "a, 85 and 6s front OH the south side
of Buchanan street " feet each, anu run DacA ll'
feet inches ,.,,
and an improving part Of Manchester; some OF
them cannot be surpassed. Persons desiring to pur-
chase vacant property seldom fild Detter opPorlu
nifty and should attend this sale.
four eight and twelve months, for negotiable notes
interest ut SIX per cent added ana title retained uh
purchase money Is paid
LANES 4. Ct & RI En- Commissioners.
Sale conducted by u. X. WEisIGEK, Auctioneer
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On Einiug.

communication from valued CORE
sDondent in North Carolina will be lound on
another page, and whilst we most cordially
endorse the general views of the writer, we
must bee to dissent from those upon the ap-
plication of lime in the quantity recon-
mendcd BY him. We will only refer to our
remarks upon this point i'll Il preceding NO.,
and add the following from DR.. Nicholss
Journal Of Chemistry upon the nature OF the
action of lime. which confirms the results
reached by Professor Noclcker. He says
that nanureS may be classcd under three
pripcipal heads-tirst, those which supply
some essential element to the plant; second:
those arhtch act as mere ShmutdntS; and
lastly, those which do not act directly OH the
plant, but on substances already in the soil,
rendering them more suitable for plant life.
Lime beloagS to this last class almost entirely
Is there are very few soils that do not con.
tain sufficient lime for any direct demands
that plants are likely to make on them.'
Hill Carter, Esq, of Virginia, one of the best
farmers of that State, speaking of the effects
of lime lin an article published by Us some
wears ago), recommended the application o.
stone or orster-shell, whichever may be han
dicst-the latter preferable, however, if OBJ
tainabe. He used 100 bushels ut first Oh hi:
farm, but many of the most judcious far
mcrs, he said, used only fifty bushels on tht
first application, and repeat with fifty at every
rotation, which will allow say ten to fifteer
bushels per annum for each acre; and, Mr.
Carter remarked, 81 dare say it is the best
wav--at least it is the cheapest and quickes
way-of getting over the land" He subsc
qucntly lined his land 4 second time, ut thu
rate of thirty bushels to the acre. and The
application was very apparent in its effects
As the necessities of the farmer are such tina
economy in expenditure must be considered
the facts stated should be heeded.--Amert
! can Farmer.
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Auction Sales.--future Days.
BY GrnbbS & " ill!AhlS'
Auciicueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana Dalik.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
OOUANTITY OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTSTE IN MltNCIIESTER.--Th undersigned:
the Circuit Court OF the United States for the east
crn district of Virginia. at Richmond, elitcred on
sth APRIL. 1872, In the cause Of The New lorh
Warehouse and Security Company rS lie Mar.
and others, will sell at ancton. upon the premises.
on MONDAY the eth day OF May. commencing al
81 O'Clock =. NJ. the PARCELS OF LAND In the
bill Inentoued-to wit:
First. A PARCEL OF LAND lying IN lLe tomil
of Manchester. fronting 500 feet lnore or less) on
the southern line of Hull street. and running h'ck
between tic eastern lincof Wadsworth street ana Inc
Western line of lot of land belonging TO the salc
town Of Manchester 800 feet tlnoIe ricssl 10 ee',,
tur street. being part Of the land distinguished Oh
the plan of said town as "LYlcs PASTURE" .
Second. THAT PARCEL OF LAND in SAID to"ll
fronting 90 feet norc or cSsl Oh the western tic W
Summers street running back II" feet tlnore or
between the southern line Of Decatur street ana !;
limo nariel th9cwitll-bcng part OF the lana dls'
tinc1ishrd on the plan of said town as Buchanan
Pasture 1900 $500, ,,, hr,,I
and two framed dwellings. ,,,
factories and It's situation III tho hcart OF tnc to"il
this property Is regarded us amongst the most VaiIi
HE I'm Manchester, and especially comments ltSei Il
those wishing to purchase WIN We" 70 iP da
mand bv the operatives in the manufactures, &c:
The property will be sbdlviuetl ana sofa according
tn n plan which will be shown ut the time oil sale
TERMS: One-fourth c;lsh: balance at 6, II. and Il
months for bonds with interest from the day Of sale
and titles retained until the bonds are maid.
'--N ''''~ LAWSON NUNNALLY,
c. c. MCRAE,
WILLIAM A. MAURY.
Special Commissioners.
ap 22-eodtMyG&dtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-22
BY Wellington Godnin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THE PRO
y PERTY KNOWN As THE "METRoPoLI:
TAN HALL" ON THE n o TIL SIDE OF
FRANKLIN, BETWEEN GoVERNOR AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS, AND NEAR TO THE
CAPITOL SQUARE AND EXCHANGE HOTEL:
At the request Of the parties Interested shall sell
at auction, on tho premises, on WEDNESDAY the
Ist of Nav lsT3 ut O'Clock F. d., II fair, IL not, on
the first fair dry thereafter, the above-lccatc real
estate. = 49,.
The lot has front of 1893 feet, and a, depth OF
about lis feet to an alley.
The building was originally erected for the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, but for the past fifteen years OF
more 1t has been altered to be used for concerts
md hubble exhibitions, for which purposes 1t is well
adapted. The building is large one, with stock
brick on the front and two sides, and Is III durable
state of preservation, and by some JuticioIls atera
tions could be made to answer for other purposes
Its location Is the centre of the city, within one
square OF Main street. and so convenient TO the Capt.
to Square Exchange HOTEL and other places, should
render 1t attractive for profitable investment
Terms one-ffth cash; balance at 9; y: H. and 2
months for negotiable notes, bearing eight per cent
interest, secured by trust deed The insurance ae
taxes for 1872 to he paid by the purchaser.
w. G0DDlN, Real Estate Auctoneer.
up 17-22, 25, 20, 80, & Myl
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BY Lee Il Goddin.
Real Estate AuctioneerS.

r,RJrsTEE's SALE OF STEAM EN-
GlT SErA fGR 81 ThE n AS OF snoGKoE
GREEN. il ADAMS'S VALLEY.-As trustee y , III
,m dat" 7th APRIL Isl duly rccoricdin Hcnric
County Court Shall in execution tho a ths6fH EhSp
~ sci S - Addinrton on Cary and Fitteciiih
trssts # 'I % O'Clock Me- on MONDAY the ED APRIL
ls7s an excellent STEAM ESGlSE: ana t Sn r ,l
p,t c,,wcyod nv the said deed. consisting OF q
I1T OF TIiREE ACRES, adjoining the lands c 81
hobart tanard's estate and otiIc,s Win ThT
0E / Nj adjoining tic above, with large brlck
dwelling thereon covered with slate 49,, -+o,,. ..
While the deed requires cash sale 70 inc eNGnt W
tbn dnht secured thereby. it IS more than prcapit
that other and more liberal terms will be announced
at the hour o1 sale. ,oc,,ur,IE
. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-22
BY Hill Il Goddin, Real Estate Auctioneels,
No. HOS Main street.

VALUABLE DWELLING Go. 81 ON
' THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY STREET
BETWE FEN ADAMS AND FOUsHEE FOX SAL
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY April 2ith, I'll
o'clock =. NJ. We will sell ut auction, on thc prem
ises the VALUABLE FRAME DIV El.llNti 10
Gated as above at present occupied by MIR. D. W
Lockwood. The house contains seven rooms
Kitchen. two rooms: bathroom; water and gas IN
tic house and is in most excellent repair. The loi
fronts 81 feet. running hack ljJ feet 10 an alley, and
is enclosed with = new fence. =,
This property Is In Il very desirable ncigllborhood
being convenient to business. and ut the same time
in that portion of the city which Is rapidly improv-
ing In value. H., .,o
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen monts secured by trust deed, WITH SIX
per cent. interest on deferred notes. ,
pS' HILL 6 GODDIN. Auctioneers.
or,a HOS Main street.
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How a Town was scared.-'A Mass a
80. cno.t story Explained.

49,. S,r;,rfcid Republican, Aprh 10.
sn.S,ondcnt at Monsoon, VINO IS saei'-
=, ssl 90 s,,ncrnatural appearances, has heen
w" Investigating the circumstances at
q'l'S3u;s tho ghost excitement at that place
t s' ,,,,n,hs ago and has solved the mystery
,,h;s fu,I satisfaction The story. as he tells IT,
l. that very Young man became enamored
last summer OF a fascinating maiden reSiCnhs
about mile from the village, and was accs, ,.
toned to call upon her several times VIII
An older brother, finding that tne ," -. III.
full Romeo was causing some goss,p , tbom
frequent attentions, resolved W 80 him In
aud hit upon the plan of frign'e.tsa as tir Ind
the suise Of a ghost. hno"ins '. nneared y
was courageous, however: , IT. emily. Bv
first 70 another member OF Tue ia ,,.;th thc
$3.50. ~ broom upon his back, Win VIC
sapp..s .rt Troiec;tng over his head, lie sue
ousnS p d;.cuiscd his height. and by means
ce>s'u l; ,,lacs dress presented in the nlSht
y, ,r.,r,nce of n woman about SIN lec'
liI ii;trht inches tall. Thus atdred, ne Sc
s " himself in the pew church, ana when
h;s victim came along, pouncec upon NH,
md chased him home, where he arrived
hrrsthless with fright.
This incident produced much excitement
in the community, but the intreWd Romeo,
,nGf,snaved by ghosts, steadtaStly continued
his visits to the object Of his affections. Inc
heaven of fear was working, however, and
about week later the "ghoSt'' accostet
and chased man on his way to the quarry
at carly daybreak; after which the 5,ooo
inhabitants of Monson were SO wrought up
that even men were afraid to venture or
ut night except in bands. But love still;
conquered fear. The younGster continued
his tri-weckIy trips, until one night, while
returning home, the frightful ghost OF which
ne had heard so much confronted him ut
a lonely spot in the road. The first impulse
was to run, but the ghost ran too. dc
walked, and the ghost assumed Il measured
tread and continued uncomfortably near
He slackuned his pace, and the dreaded be-
ing sialked past him, and remained before
OF behind until he reached home, frightened
nearly to death. The misrepresentation,
having accomplished his purpose, thereafter
kept his own counsel, and retired from the
business, but the terrified people of the town
saw spectre in every bush. and the ghost
was reported in half dozen places after nc
had finally disappeared from view. The ne"
church was watched for many night; the
woods were searched by bands of men, who
took care to keep together; one man was so
nervous as to shoot himself while in search
of the ghost, and deadly fear for time held
the whole community.
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=ia5i9;rToY sAnEs-:.r I asur, 7; : Bays.
~ By ID. L. Weisiger, Auctioneer'
-.,-s' 1915 Main street, go ~,

u TRIfLY DESIRABLE REAL E STAIE
Known AS THE "WALKEn pk 0gEKT Z,
oVERL BOXING THE CITY OF kICHMOMsIDly,
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, At AUU-
TIuN.By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OIL
Chesterfield county, ut the Nay term, BIe, IN tne
suit styled SydenhaIn Wake, trustee, Us. y .. asc
et nls viii sell at public auction, upon INC pseh
ses on SATURDAY the nth day OF April. ls,z, ~
"A o'clock p. NJ, the LARGE BRICK RESlUENCE'
with Office servants house, kitchen, &C., III te
fronting 2s4 feet on the north side OF BaihoIlues
street. and running back on Tenth anu EieVcnIn
streets los feet embracing town lots NOS l35 anu 10
now occupIed by DR.. S. Wake.
TIis Droperty Is noted for Its commanding FieW ol
the city of Richmond and surrounding country ine
location is extremely healthy, and In convenient
rance OF all the churches and business PIces ni.
t-nnd payemcnts to the city. Capitalists nave uae
nm oDportunity to Invest which Is seldom oneseu.,
TERMS: Onc-fourth case; balance ut SIX, IweIve,
and eighteen months In negotiable notes, lnteIefe
INDEED, and title retained until purchase mgnss %
psiiu' 80 Commissioner.
After consultation, 1t ID thought that the ioiloWlng
arrangement may be madeyiZ.. the purcnasESi. o.
nayii,y about s2.s0o cash, may use Tie Duance uut
the life of the beneficiary. or make pay M
If desired executing bonds secured LOT tue
der Interest ptyabe seml-anntialiy tne daS Ia hn
centuIn to be decided by the court WHICH Aiee'' ~,
10th Of May next. y 1vr,r,csp huctio,Iaer
I'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-22
BY Isbell & Son.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Sfain and Bank.

VERY DESIRABLY-LOCAT TWO
Y STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT-O
THE SOUTH SHE OF MAIN STREET BE-.
TWEEN FIRST AND FoUSHEE STREETS, AT
ALJCTION.-On TUESDAY the 23d Gay OF April
$50 Mt o'clock P A. we will SELL on the premises
that very desirably-locatcd TWO-STOR4 BRlCh
DWELLING and LOT situate and being as aIoSe
stated, occupied and owned BY Eaton Nance III tiie
time of his deat The DWELLING contains seven
rooms besides closets and store-rooms; with BATH
horse brick kitchen, smokc-house, stable and car
rjar..-hOuse The LOT fronts GO feet, and runs
hack 1873 feet to an alley. and has on 1t variety Of
choice fruit trecs-cherry, apple peach pears april
cots. and grape.
pcrty now on the market. The property may be
purchased privately.
Terms: Onc-touIth cash and the residue at four
eight, and twelve months, for negotiable note; with
six per ccut. interest added; one-tourtl cash ana
the residue ut one. two and thr1e years, with Inter,
est at twelve per cent, payable seI-annualiy. ana
secured by deed of trust. lSBELl' &c son,
anrtiDu,.rs.
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nv W. Goddin, Auctioncer.
r ARGE AMOUNT OF VERY HAM

ARGE AMOUNT OF VERY HAND
L SOME AND COSTLY FURNITURE, CAR
RACES, HARNESS, COWS; HOGS, pOuLTkY,
AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FOR SALE
Ar kIICTIOE-Tbc trustees Of 3irs. John 7. Bal
lard having sold the farm known as Marshfeld,"
on thn Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad, one
and half miles north of Richmond, shall, at their
request sell ut public auction. on the premises, ON
TUESDAY the sd of April, 1872, commencing
NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ If fair, II not the first fair day
thereafter. all Of the HOUSEHOLD and other + U r.
NFTIJRE belonging 10 them, embracing every arc-
Gle usually found In first-class dweling-such as
Very superior BEDSTEADS.
BEDS. MATTRESSES, &C.
MANTEL and PIER MIRRORS,
ROSEWOOD ROSEWOOD sIDEBoARD,
Handsome ETAGERE,
DINING EXTENSION TABLES,
SILVER-PLATE,
CHINA. GLASSWARE.
MANTEL ORNAMENTS,
PAINTINGS and ENGHAFISGS,
HANDSOME OJL-CLOTH, &c.
Also, one excellent Carriage and harness; one
PllHtou, good new three Mich Cows, OF excel
lent stock eleven Hogs all Of the farming ilnple-
ments, Of the usual Variety one new wagon ana har-
ness; TWO carts and large stock or line poultry
and many other articles not necessary To mention.
As the furniture Is all of the very best quality ana
In good order, the special attention or housekeeper
from the city OF Richmond and elsewhere Is invited
to this sale, 1t is that 1T country sale such
elegant articles are to be found.
amount ninety days credit for approved, endorsed,
p S.-Also, from 10000 to 300O0 bs W heat straw.
II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-22

Jacob Moore, y citizen Of Clay county, aged
one hundred and five years, will start this
spring for Oregon to visit his relatives.
Despite his extreme age he is still hale and
hearty, and can chop wood in three different
languages Indianapolis Sentinel.
"Mndam," said boarder to his landhdy,
"I am very sure this pepper is half peas."
"Peas!" cried the lady, bridling up. Peas,
indeed! That pepper is smalt d Hommers-
ly's very best. You don't know anything
about pepper, sir, if You think there's peas
in that" "For all that, madam" said the
boarder, !" Pm sure that pepper Is half peas ;
pep, pep, per, per. Six letters, and three
Of them p's."