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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

READ! READ! READ!
aREAT DISCOVERY
BRADLEY's PATENT ENAMEL PAINT
MADE FROM aTa
Pure White Lead, Lnseed Oil s Zinc Chemically Combined
WILL 1AsB AsB 1 Hn Il Hea SbA IL 1HH Rzs3 LEAD
Always Ready for Use. Sold by the Gallon. l
ONE GALLON COVERS TWENTY SQUARE YAnDs TWO GOATS.
especially the p.in
safely sass han. ..s s ss a @ n sb 'ss Sf s
ss ses s ssst @ i
sss ss :sss ;s s sy rs = s '
ss H. @ ,s. s b , ns % Ra % Y" @
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FROM. HON. wErHERED.
M. n Kioht-at induced apply y1nr
patent have stating That & h @ hy @
ordinary paint and ssF fro" dAsFss's ' yours JOHN WETHERED
M sB ssss sa as 5 s @ Dfas 1iss sss s
covering and = viii hard G sS m TheI 5 m eus
use ESTRT N sUasT1rY s E @ s1s w % $ % Gs
% 2ss Co., sss MD S s psss s hssn. ss5s
p.a a As nsnsa, @ @ @
"sn for durability and beauty paramount any other very pcKEY
~ % Patent ss Paint @ exceeds ny Expectation s f %
] Asss . 4. s5 msd % Ss % EoaS s ss f
d ID Go sss ss a i s say, f; h a's s
" ' Mansion House Ios Ftt St Paul Streets Baltimore
BEL AIR MD, March4t
Mr. c. Knqht-Dar since last spring Bf4dls pn,snt
En- i % n py pr, ssn ny a G | $ pi us ss"a a Ts
d tho Bradley Pair" last 'a musn eas
asu nsnter agrees excellent
viii look their advantage and apply baa faen
holds its gloss longer than any other
paint that h'vs ever used E. eARRETTsoN Sign
LsEB Co. MD, September 24h 1872
Kngh EqAgt Brasy Patent Eoam Paint sur
The 1 fro. ySc ha s 5 s @ hosass % en It not
.nI .ss ] % ss 5 % ' H. ss es pa an P
other anthe used can therefore
iorSduoes %"u e - Yours ~ s. very w truly truly, JAMES HALL.
October oath, 1872.
SIR Having given your paint ae s % & M % 1 now @
ana in hi LOOKS as wen now
nt ra I Ibsve p r seen ysIy respectfully ADDISON
Mr. c. Kniqht-Dear have been applied to
buildings and entire satisfaction
that have depend
parties painters furnish materials wherein have fund the
Yours, truly 1Aooo Slooff1H ooN'
BALTIMORE, September
purchased m YOU used inside
'ha' fully your recommendations
' '' TaOs. Baltimore Street.
Knga-Da Bradley Paint dwelling in n Howard ward
lever have paint house again. shall csSn usS
Secretary Baltimore Security P.
CsEswEr1 P. o.,
Knight Baaeys pten. Enamel Paint dwelling
eoni.r @ R i a @ good Paint int ~ Yours truly A sTRAsBAUGH.
C. p. KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
W. Lombard St. Baltimore
ss- Specimen furnished Oct l. 8m Al
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
For he Mddidorn Transcript.

Editor Ira nserip,.-In 1871 | received
from tho Department of Agriculture,
through the hands Of Hon. T r. Bnyard,
2sj lbs. Of VII hcat; new. hardy. bcardlcss
and prolific" sowed it on ] acre Of
land on the 2hd Of October Of that year.
The yield was $50 lbs. or II 20-60 bus.
Of go lbs; weigh. per measure, G2a lbs.
per bushcl. sowed the whole ef il last
fall. but, OWN pg to my peach and tomato
crops, not till very late, part on the 22d
Of October, ,,hs remainder on Nov. lst; and
some Of il did not come up till this Spring
The yield was about 30 bus, per acre;
have not yet measured accurately, though
have it ,hr eshcd the quality is very
good the str aw stronger and sitter than
that Of our ol Mediterranean, aud think
altogether much harder wheat, The
Med,crraneah seeded the same day Nov
LIST } did no, Yield much more than half as
much ha fo not been able to detect any
hy in il, in either of the two years | have
sowed it. and i, is a few days earlier than
the Mediterranean intend to SOW a
field Of it ,hi. fall bu, shall have more seed
than need, AID il any of my neighbar
farmers wcull like 10 try it, they will
please notify me at once. think II Is
going 10 be valuable wheat
+ T. Duwonrn.
Ponr Prs +, Ar0 5,h, 1873.
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Ill1il LES

81 AsNF's lRHa EfsaHtH It's laha cettin4
N-tahr T. | s EastW litnr seF.fHe - Sun.
aa44 ~ lpgta A. y aHi Z 4a 4 u SINH
~ciaal RI 2 4 II. lae'4te au FtIaHsa if y
fuafsi iEf tut fbHss Get 4aHa Patton. y. n
Pastor So eF#Ef SEhtBt II t3E1 H
ana % # s ~eHfly h5HI If ! t. 81 l.tf-
lpre uu Will r%lats Al t.5nt NJ sanlAt sshhot
III ,ita Ehtrr at Atms3yaas Corner e.efy I'm.
tlay a 28 r 81
Asiu1ai,r Essearat, fe. A84zhn Smith,
Pastor ser ite ea-f{ @lalar ai }a33 : NJ
ahI - p. SUNDAY ssha4l II = "a a. Il as4
a.3ar " lFa.rF n.setu- ~ lAaett. ii ~
+ "
catagrp " raaaisr RS ]. II nro0a. r..
Tor, Service ever, nibrr ~GaiAS Il !0a3a VI
:. aud $ SHHlY sfha4i sItrA sunday III
ir.N
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Edward Reynolds.
Tns BsssEMgR SrKAMsnIp.-Thc first

TnE BsssEMER SrEAMsnIp.-Thc first
Bcssemer stcamship--that ingenious con-
trivancc for keeping people from becoming
sea.sick during transatlantic voynges-'s
now being built a, Hull, England. She
will be $50 fee, long, 40 feet long inside
Of her paddle boxes, aud OF 2.1I4 tons
burden. The saloon is in the centre Of
the ship, suspended on massive pivots
at the centre mud cxtrcmi,ics. Her
draught is tco light for general sea SER
vice. but should she be successful in run
ming between Dover and Calais others
will b. built on the same model
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A. VERY VALUABLE FARM
At.
PRIVATE, SALE

The gn,.er..ned pifrfH nj private sale one Gi
The dne.t farms IN nitnunis Nd il hcin.
thr property at Nm 4. llrtte situated IN ihr
ifsi election distrie, oi n ii rnnnts IN ibe pub
liz reai rading from Sastafras 10 Garna The
said farm contains 3Oa acre. Of land AL highly
cultivated aud s.ry rich. The tirn is srteuijd-
is waiareA and fensed There L. On ihe farm
$500 peach tres, ai fhoich varieties md IN iuii
heating, and, also. ld1u nar year old also
line apple aud pear orchard rs also cherries,
plums asparagus. strawberries. ao. II - con-
ssnirat Ia railroads lelegfaphs, steamboats,.
ehufcnes. aehoals. mills rasl offices &c TIE
sid property Is improved with fae iafse,
handsome hrirk house. Miih all necessary nut
huiling., All in iirsi.rate trpair. Seightnihood
healthy aH.i social
| have also ior sale two other fine farms in the
same ncighhnthooa, ~. also several smaller
firms In different parts Of the county.
For prices nnd nay particulars. apply to or
shafes5, b. JANIS HLAGklSruN,
Ar1onsEY At Law
Iu't /" (. chcs1eftnv n Kent 60 Nd
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

AxoruEn PnrzE Frcur.-A Flushing
Long Island. dispatch says that the long
expected prize igh, between Jack B'ylan
and Peter Croker took place at . o'clock
Monday morning, ut Sands Point, in the
presence Of large uumacr Of sporting
trs,er,ity. Tweu,y-threc rounds were
fought, lasting thir,y-,wo minutes. when
Croker was declared the victor. Boyl,a
suffered severely, his face being beaten 70
a Jelly. Croker escaped comparatively
unhurt. Tho fight was for $500, and the
middle weight championship of America
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

DEsrRrcribN OF tuuRcu ny Iidnr-
NINu "A worry disastrous storm passed
over C,n,rcyllc, Fatfax cnGuty, Va, on
Tuesday. 2oIh ul; rie lisntnius struck
the Episcopa cnnrc.... tearing the roof oll
the GLANCED al breaking the communion
table in atom ; The baptismal ton, was
also broken, the rlastering torn off: one
side VI the Foof aud weather. boarding is
broken of hni oll srlniercd Some Of
the plas,ctinb aud pieces of the chanrrl
were thrown into the paws At the far cnd
of the church |, was very nice little
church, bnii1 on the site Of the one tia,
was burned vs. the Federal troops during
the wnr va understand that steps looking
10 rs repair sill be taken Immediately +
Her. Va Ga-etie.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

The principal witnesses against Edward
IS Stokes for the Fisk murder, james
Redmond and Patrick aud Thomas Hart,
have been making an c.for, TO get out Of
the House Of Detention. through the pro-
cess Of habcas corpus. bu. withou, avail,
Judge Pratt, Of New York, on Monday
DENYING n motion 10 that effect on the
ground that their commitment under the
statute rs MOI punitive, but remedial
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u AslNIlt

Anas4HAu A.H4nzeH W u Nea.z D.
Masonic lIttl On l6r -sgaHI and i1stl if5l,ss
Of every noH Ii II s,u#h +. NJ.
lNloN L4D ~ NJ D, ! +. NJ Meets ea
ttc first aai VIlni TuF,ilys Of every month ~ !
o cofk, = > Masonic llaf.
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,I,il a. 4, |. son,h elo.es an, n
RAILROAD.

Passenger trains going North leave AT 2 % A.
N. and : II 4. N. going south, nj II % 4. n.
aud 81 r. \. Freight trains with passenger
car attached. going North, leave nt about 30
and 40 r. n; going South at about 30 and
I 90 A. N.
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MIXED TRAIN, ,--NurihHard, will leave Del
mar ~ IS 4. ~, Lantyl 3 Il seafori 3i1
Brilgryillr, 20 GREENWOOD 10 farmiugiou
4 So; Harrington, 3 20 bnyer G 81 Clayton.
CSC Mddleiown ! ~. Arrive at Wilmington,
900 Philadelphia. ll.3l Baltimore, $50, r..
NJ
souihwnri, will leave rhilh n; II 20 +. NJ.
Baltimore T.3u; " MiimHeion, ~. - New ras-
tie, 9n Mdletnvu, e2i Townsend, 13s /
CLAYTON p %; Dover 3.i3 Wyoming - ;
FELTON,. 100; Harrington. Az: fatmiupion
~ Greenwood Ans EfdgesiIp. 3 20 Sea-
ford 3 ~ Laurel, . IT; Dcmar, 6 80.
Tho niiNes train viii be run .ui,ieei 10 DELAYS
incident 10 freight business nnd uii stop only i
a, stations whete time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Lease NV cpstle fut Wilmington AID piih-
lelphit ut 40 4. NJ Leave Philadelphia,
i2.it Z ". and Wilmington, lai I. ". for
Ncw Gaste.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Aiditionfl % those above. leave Smyrna for
CLAYTON II 20 "a n nnd s. l. ", leave CLAYTON
for Smyrna $40 A. NJ nnd aN9r VI, leave
10 make connection With trains u and from DO.
VET ana Stations south,
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend With he KEN, County nni
Qpetn AAn.- 4 Kent Railroads. At CLAYTON,
VITA VA ana pr Il 4 4, Harrington with
J. Az L L Al Seafrd with purccs,rr AMI
Delaware K Il AZ iiclmaf WITH E,.,ctn Shor,
L Il anA Mieomieo ana paeomokc + i.
Mas sa-t, II = ktNNEY. sapcrn,eadtnt.
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SMYRNA BRANCH TRANS.
=. " Il. y. r. u WARE m
VISION
Notice to Fruit Growers.

1SaAli,an q lhc rctnr Nirkr, Trains npw
running nn EXTRA pAlIN FREIGHT
TRAIN Sunitys ysrS rp'yl4 N,th ra"raeer ett
sttlched. Niil cunmcnte runniu. fetveyn VIII
miust4n aud Harrington Nnnlny JHn, q
LeANlnn " Llminsiln IL Z ~ \ VI. and s'allln.
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OFFICERS OF CITIZENS NATION
IL HA\h

IN, fuas -py. ] y. Crawford Il GiAAs z
b EIas8u, Il I liisf. lah4 RHHaa.as IL
caiHort.un liant o.. tan L. G fEuim9fr, !
Il, G4Gtar
i'GEtHESE - \ t=ta INIT
CSzHlUl . 4 li4tt.
FtEHfBs. = II. Gia.h##H ialta ;. Crouch,
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STAGE LINES.

Stage for Odessa with L s. Nail leaves short
ly after the arrival Of the II IS 4. ". and 81 =.
y. mail irains.
Stages for Warwick, Sassafras and cceilion
leave shortly after the arrival Of the Il IS A.
train
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Slid dlrtoun Dircttorn.
foRpbRArloN OFFICERS

Towy CouG ssinNEgs II + iutn President
] II Seowart H. Secretary iohn i. Roberts :
Il stephens, vacancy.
A,~issuR - tAtlcs !. Anderson.
TgkASrgga pcW 4. Walker.
JCsrtrg nr M lrAcE Dew 6. Walker
CoNsrAnLg ! ~ PoLigraAs john ". Hayes
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

A dne japanese folding Fan for ! : cents. nj
f.. NJ HANSON ;
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nlREert lEs ol' TOWN llALL Go.

j. y E5s. sfet SAia psuia-Ean s## 4
liat Ffaa- |. H. taaHes4 lhas A4.set Aa
Nm, !! Bars ael X I EaHkaaal,
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| u o I

Coon SAW AaIrAA Ldusr No. O. Meets every
Thursday evening AT . clock. Lodge Room IN
Cochran Hall, No. : cochran Square.
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b. LDING AND LOAN.

MinpigfnwIs Il. 4 l.. Association. MEETS on
the first Thurs tsday OF every month nj o'clock,
r. ".
MrrraL IAas Association % NippLEraHs. -
Meets On the third Tuesday Of every month a, 8
o clock p. ~
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Srlln! !lL. COMMISSIONERS

Disaster 80 10 AHefi Pennington Wm. II
Cauu IN tcea e,,rk
pt.fnrr 81 pI-E T Evan. Chs, l.. An-
dcfsua " ] Il liusa Gaeia.
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John T. 60. bran, Pre- lrurv b1v. rtras
sam Pynug un Srg Ii Gibu. Jlnys kanyj!
Il r tofAr4i | ylenet
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Ifr bns srw charms for the n!spepiic rhieh
10 not 10 he sonarfei al when ~ take aio ae.
eeuat The amount at haiiir nEd ,..el.iA suffering
that this distressing malais esaefatrs The i'e'
ru,ian syrup IA proioAiae Of renl hs eatet
thousands Who werc suffering ftum thi. dsrssf
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

The Japanese folding FAN. 10 anil : cents, At
= NJ. REi NuLus
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ane ani large assortment Of Hamburg Em-
broidsries To he closed oat n j sef4 tga pf4eef
and on which discount OF ~ per cent viii ae
given for cash. at
E. HANSON :.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

Poreeiain-iiued Kettles, frut Jat4 and Cans
Jelly Tnnb!cfs with anl without eotrts at
: NJ. REA agIn,s
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
L NJ HANSON

Black Teas, soc, Coz, 55e AMI ; per ponnd,
5, NJ. REYNOLDS.
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llNI GIFTS OF pYTHlAs.

nAueS L. lar. NJ IL Meets every friat
evening al clock. Lodge ltoo'n IN the funu
IlAi.
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T, A. MoCLELLAND'S

A uction R oom s.
Buy your Furniture, Mattresses, &c. of T. 4.
NcClsliand, 1919 Chestnut Street. Handsome
New Furniture for Parlors, Bed Rooms and Di-
Aiag Rooms, at Auction Sales every Monday
Snd Thursday, and sold at Private Sales ut Anc.
(iea Prices. All goods warranted. Furniture
eArefuily Packed and Shipped.
Closing on. Summer Dress Goods and Lawns
below COS, al S.N. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

., reduced prices. Selling OFT at cost,
taug2g. I. b. ASiEksQA
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Business locals.

No. 2 Mackcrel, sii % Ter tntfei.
:. VI. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

Hot water proof table Knives and Forks, Ten
sireiy new1, beautiful styles At very low prices
A T.. HANSONS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

OfricE Ilotgs. "opens at 10 A. ~ and closes
ut . r. N. t,drs das, except Sunday.
Mails for the North close at 8 ID A. " and ID
p.
Mail for thr South closes al II AN.
Mails for Odessa close at Il 20 \. N. and ! 30
rA.
Nails for Warwick, Sassafras and Geelipn
close AT II ~ A. ".
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

One hundred doz soft finish White Spool Cot
ton for tho Sewing Machine, - cents Per de- b
rents per spaol at :. NJ. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
DIAMOND STATE BRASS BAND.
POST NEEIGI,

Meets for practice every Monday evening NJ
clock, =. ~
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s. " REYNOLDS stock of Ladies, Misses, md
Children hutton aul lac. lnsiin.. AID kid shoes
Is now complete having niicd 10 our already
large stock three hundred pair, direct from the
factory Ladies, call and examine them.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

Gsnts Dog-Skin Driving Gloves.
s. ~ REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

Bathing Flannel at IS cts. per yard Bathing
Hats ~ IS cents, each at s. n. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

Ladies call at HANSoS's and examine his
stock Of Fancy Goods, comprising Emhroideries,
standard Trimmings and Ruilics, Ribbons, Ties.
Laccs, Fans, kc., all OF which are new and yer.
cheap.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

Yhs Lo,la Bustle, best in the market Hoop
Skirts from SO TO rs cents, At
S.M. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
Pure Fresh Congress Water,

Direct from Saratoga Springs tor sale BY
N. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
BLACKSMlTH'S COAL.

DtrruiNotS coal of the hest quality for
- sale, wholesale or retail, hs
l., 7. EVANS
apr Eft Niddletewn, Del
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Railroad Timr- Gables.
@AAaa 9
Delaware Rail Road Line.
Sum lner Arrnngcsn cnt.
sar1n
soarn.

IN and AFTER Sunday, June 3olh. 1s;3, tsundays CT
" esr,ea.i Trains viii leave rs follows;
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

A 6ns Black Tea a, 90 cents per h.. At
+. N. HANSON ).
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

New lot Of Hamburg Edgings and lnser,ings,
Victoria Lawns, &C., Al very low prices
S. u. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

Fruit Jars. Jelly Tumhlsss, porcelain-lined
Kettles, Ice Cream Freezsrs, &c, nj
e. N. HASSUN'S.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
'fRJ S'IF,I. : : ALE.

H. f tfseg 3 III zs# tzs#ftsf
- #I#e Fl - ~ das .
" 4 N f35 sol p a
sts Ht att #a Il tt HH
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
n DTARY PUBLIC.
TRUSTEE ~ or TnE ACADEMY.

john \ Re mold.
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EIY-XE.IS

rLy-NETs
=, reduced prices. Selling oa, a cost,
taug2p. I. l. ASbEltsQA
Poreelain-lin.d Krttlrs, Fruit Jat4 ard Cans.
Jelly Tunih!cfs with anl without eoNrts ~
; NJ. RE4 4suLps.
A ans aud large assortment Of iianlharg Eur
broidsries, To he closed ont n sef4 lya pier
and on which discouu. OF - per cent viii ae
given for cash, at
E.M nAysuS's.
Black Teas, SOC, d0c, 75e, AMI per ponHl
s. NJ. kEfAuLhs.
A dne japanese folding Fan for = cents. nj
+. N. HANSON ),
The Japanese folding FAN, - anil : cents. At
:. NJ. REi NuLus
I.ifr bns Few charms for the n!spefir, nhith
10 not 10 he wondered al when W take iaio ae-
eeaai The amount at haiiir aEd ,..l.tAl suffering
that this distressing malaiy esaefairs The pe
ru,ian syrup IA pruioAide ni lrenl has eafct
thousands Who were suffering ftum This aiseEst.
One hundred doz soft finish White Spool Cot
ton for tho Sewing Machine, = cents Per ins b
rents per spool, at ). VI. REA Aui.bs
Pure Fresh Congress Water,
Direct from Saratoga Springs, tor sale BY
N. REYNOLDS.
Ladies call al HANSoS's and examine his
stock Of Fancy Goods, comprising Emhroidcries,
standard Trimmings and Ruiilcs. Ribbons, Ties.
Laccs, Fans, kc., all OF which are new aud yer.
cheap.
Bathing Flannel at 3, cts. per yard Bathing
Hats ~ IS cents, each at s. N. REYNOLDS.
Hot water proof table Knives and Forks, Ten
sireiy new1, beautiful styles AT very low prices
a +. N. ilANSOS'S.
Gents Dog-Skin Driving Gloves.
S.M. REYNOLDS.
A 6ns Black Tea at 90 cents per h., At
+. N. HANSON
Yhs Lo,ta Hustle, best in the market Hoop
Skirts from SO to IS cents, at
Fruit Jars. Jelly Tumhlsss, porcclain-lined
Kettles, Ice Cream Freezsrs, kc., ai
u. ". HAsSoN,s.
New lot Of Hamburg Edgngs and lnser,ings,
Victoria Lawns, &C., st very low prices,
S. H. REiNDLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

P0nr Prs !, Ara 5,h. 1873
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-03
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sisnsts ii6, mic Der ,0srm." mitsstbsilt mirs,
f~c!ssness intsrs6ante uno acknowledgements 81.
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lapunsl
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gum Gbrifsntbum iibsr une puree 1853 ais nsu.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-03

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-27
ByL. %. Harrison, AMctiOneer.

A MOST DESIRABLE STORE AND
~ DWELLING FOR SALE.
By virtue Of decree OF the Corporation Court
of tho city Of Alexandria, Va, made at its De-
cember term, 1873, III the suit Of John Ham
mill VS.. g. w. Hammill ct al, the undersigned,
commissioner appointed therein, will otter sale
at public auction, on SATURDAY, January 3,
1874, in front of the property to be sold, ut Il
o'clock H., LOT OF GROUND with aas :sai
FRAME DWELLING and STORE.aassssaalI
thereon situated at the intersection of the south
side of Queen street with the west side OF Fairfax
street, fronting twentyone feet, more or less, on
Fairfax street. and running back the same
width ninety feet.
The above property is most desirable; situated
midway between the Market square and the de-
pot of the Washington and Ohio Railroad, and
on the line of trade with the fish and coal
wharves, it is at all times good stand for bust
moss.
Terms of Sale: Onc-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; one-third on credit
of six months, and the residue on credit of one
year from the day Of sale; the deferred pay,
n1ents to bear interest from tie day Of sale, and
to be secured by the bonds of tho purchaser,
with good personal security, and the title to be
retained until the purchase money is fully paid,
The property to be resold upon failure to COM :
ply with the terms OF sale.
dec Is 3w WIN. +. CARNE, Com. of Sale.