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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-13
Rurnt WIN Hot Metal.

John W. Harris, a cOppersmith employed
by Phillips, Buttonf * Co, met with VEN
painful mishap Wednesday afternoon. he
was timing a copper still, aud when Ona
of the wOrkmeH poured hot solder into his
Iadle, 1t happened to contain little water
and the soldering was thrown up into bis
face, badly burning him.
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Rev. VIM. Davis, colored, was arrested
yesterday on a warrant sworn out by W.
r. Turner, and taken before Justice Bias
kettle on the charge Of obtaining money
under false pretenses. Mr.. Turner is real
estate agent, and it is alleged that the col
ored preacher represented himself as his
su0 agent, rented out several houses fOi
which the former was agent, collected the
rent from the cOlOre1 tenants, and appro-
pIiated the money to his own use. Davis
vas committed to Jail for trial al O'Clock
| this mOrniUu
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BADLY Hurt by n fat.

Wednesday evening while b. ii. ROlly
was Oiling some SKATING at Weskley 4
Warren's furniture factory on South Col
lege street, the ladder upon which he was
standing slipped from under him, and he
fell upon a woodwork machine, hurting
himself very badly. He was unable 70
walk. and was conveyed to his home on
Fogg street, in one Of the furniture cars,
His Injuries are quite serious, and it will
perhans be some time before be is able Ia
resume work.
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n. Cb0ncerv at Nashville.

Turner s Dismukes, Solicitors f0F Complain
ants. aug5 0aWlt
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Rhea County schOIastic Population.

The County Superintendent Of Rhea
county, John Z. Pyctt, reports the scholas-
tic population of thar county as follows:
White, males, 943; white, females, sos.
ColUred, males, III; colored, females, IS.
Total 2.043. Superintendent Pyott Wrises
as follows, under date of Aug. Z, 1873:
''The school system is gaining popularity
rapidly in our county now. The best citi-
zens all over the county are inquiring into
and endorsing it. 1 feel greatly encouraged
al the prospect. We will be able to give q
/ coed account Of ourselves this fall.'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-13

CtTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville
August the 4th, lS75.-Wm. Beatty Ct ais, Com
plainants, vs.. Thomas Cunningham e. al, De-
PENDANTS.
1t appearing from AFFIDAVIT lied in this cause
tbaf ne defendants Eliza voolfolk and l.. B.
voolfolk are nOn-residents Of the STATE Of Ten
nessee, 50 that the ordinary process OF law cam
be served upon them: It II therefore ordered
that said Defendants enter their appearances
herein before or within the FIRST three days Of
the next term Of said Court, 70 be held on tho
first Monday IN October next, Cis75l and
pIead. answer or demur TO Compliments biz, or
me same viii be taken for confessed a. % them
and set for hearing ex parte, and that copy
of this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union and American.
A COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER. -TE.,
Clerk and Master.
Gaut, Osment Gaut, Solicitors for Com
plainant. aug5 0lw4t
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Lie nrnn 90 Pioneer.

The UGUerly journal says: CDR. E. W
Th0mssSou is writing the life Of Capt
Jack HiUsCn, long a resident Of this cOun.
~. II is being published 10y Tayel, East
man & Howell Of Nashville, and viii sOOu
be out of press. His was an eyentfUl life
and doubtless the forthcoming work will
be replete with interest"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-13
AWAY with old Filtersl-Bring in your

AWHI WIN UIu IIIoIs us - 0717
coolers and old charcoal and gravel filters.
We viii be ready by the 4lh TO supply their
place with the TripOli Stone, the Only per
feet filter that was ever introduced in Nash
vile. It is not a solid, porous substance,)
but porous stone, and every one will be
wsrranted.) We have made arrangements
also for TIipOli Brick cent in the shape Of
brick) to work in cisterns, all Of which will
be on hand this week. Come one, come
all. Don't drink muddy water. Murray
& Regan. augl II
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CoIored EmIrTerion sIeeIinE.

A colYred emigration meeting is to be
held at Liudsley's Grove, Edgetield, al
noon tomorrow. The subject Of emigra-
ton will be fully discussed 10y number Of
speakers. II. A Napier, VITO has just re-
turned from tour Of observation through
Kansas, will read report, giving the re-
suit Of his explorations in that State.
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Damages Sought for an Old Mans
Death

important and interesting trials going
on al Camden, growing out Of the alleged
killing Of old man Holmes by a train on the
Northwestern road. Judge Alyan Haw-
kins and Judge BuCien Hawkins are fol
the plaintiffs, and Gen. Bate and J. p. vii
son, Esq, for the railroad company. NJ
one saw the killing, and the fact depends
on circumstantIal evidence,
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Rowling Green's Educational At

The fall session Of the Bowling Green
Female College viii begin on the first
Monday in September. 1t has reputa-
ton which parents and guardians generally
would do well TO aoquaint themselves with
In casting abGnt for a first-class school al
which to place their girls. A catalogue
with any special information may be had
by addressing the President, Rev, J. N.
Uaispu
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First Ward,

If Mr.. VIM. II. Perry will consent to be
come a candidate for councilman be viii be
elected. He has served with honor TO him
self and profit to his constituents hereto
fore, and he is requested 10 represent them
aTain. y.
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Ils ChGacery at Nashville.
OTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville,
august the 4th, 1Sf5.-,JnO. Alfred, Complain
ants vs.. ,JnO. ". Walker, Defendant
It appearing from affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant, JnO. ". Walker, Is "a non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee, 40 tuat the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served UPON
him: Ii is therefore ordered that said defend-
ant enter his appearance herein before OF within
the first three days OF the next term OF said
Court, TO be held on the trstMonday in october
next, OS75,) and plead, answer, OF dCmur %
cOmplainant's bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as TO him, and set for hearing ez
parte, and that copy Of tins order be published
for four consecutive weeks in the Nashville
Union and American.
A COpy-Attest;
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and MastC r.
Campbell s Fare, Solicitors for Complainant.
aug5 oaW4t
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a GENTLEMAN who has lately travelled
in jackson county informs US that the
grasshoppers are literally destroying not
only the crops, but the very shrubs and
bushes in certain portions Of that county.
Elsewhere we print.a short account Of some
Of their work in Marshall cOunty.-MOHt-
gOmeTg, Ala, Adeert izer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-13

Misses O'Bryan, II McLemOre street.
Next session begins Monday, Sept. 20.
Applications for new pupils will be re-
ceived through Lock Box 20.
aur3 2w
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detailed for Woodhine.

The services at Woodbine next Sunday
afternoon, at four o'clock will be con-
Quoted by the following detachment from
the Young Mems Christian Association:
A. ID. Wharton, leader; r. i. -Carutbers,
lst assistant, and Il. e, Hawkins, 2nd
assistant
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CITY NOTICES.

Bargains! Bargainsr-5,OO) yards choice
goods, worth from 25 to 80 cents, on our
bargain counter, at 123 cents per yard.
Come early and secure first choice. G.
Rice & Co. aug12 2t
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The river continues to fall slowly at this
point.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 12.-River 4 feet o
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. r. River falling fast,
with u feet in canal and 10 feet on the
falls. Weather clear and pleasant
CAIRO, Arg. 12.-River "A feet S inches;
no change since noon. Weather cloudy
and warm.
MEMPHIS, Aug 12.-River rising slowly.
Weather clear aud pleasant.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 12.-River fallen l foot
4 inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
VICKsBURG, Aug. 12.-River rose tWo
inches. Weather clear and pleasant
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTON, Aug. Is, 100 A. n.
PTO6dbiIitieS.-FOr the the Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, wa mer.
clearer and fair weather with easteTly TO
southerly winds aud no decided change IN
the barometer.
The Ohio river viii continue to fall at
stations above Paducah, but will remain
above the danger lire and rise slightly at
Paducah. The Mississippi will fall slowly
At Cairo and St. Louis aud rise slowly at
Memphis, Vieksburg and Helena.
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Campbell s Pare, Solicitors for COmpiainalt.
aug5 oaw4t
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Eastern Fast Line, eG-
cept Sunday s.-....
Eastern ELpT6a-r, daily.
Eastern Night Express,
except Sunday-...-...
sit, Sterling Mail, eE-
c6pt Sunday-.....-..-.
Lexington Express, eE-
cept Sunday.-..-......
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday.
Lagrange AccOmmcda-
ton, except Sunday
SheIbyVille Mail, except
Sunday..------...-----
EelbbyYills Express eE-
C5pt Sunday......-....
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RIVER NEWS
STATIONS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, VITA CaangsE in
H. "a hourS ending 2 p. II. dug. y, 1875.
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ARREST OF A COIORED FORGER.
How Be "Put Up "A Job" and Got
Caught at His Little Game.


Nearly a year 40 a negro named George
Owens went to ). L. Sigman, Of this city,
and stated that he desired to rent a house
from him. Mr.. Sigman told Owens he
must either psy the rent in advance or give
hIm satisfactory reference. The darkey
said ne had no money at command but
could give the best of reference, aud with
this he took his departure to find some one
TO substautiato his character as reliable
man. lie aflerWard returned with the fol-
lowing:
SEPT. 1, 1874. Mr.. S.gman: Please let
George Owens have the house and will be
responsible for 1t. You can get your money
next week. He is a trusty man and has
been working for my company nearly
two years. He is rot only good for Sl2, he
is good for SlOO. Yours truly,
JAMES GEDDEs,
Genl. Sup't. of y. and d. Div.
Mr.. Sigman then permitted Owens to
move into his house, and at the end Of the
first month, the tenant promptly came 70
time with his rent. The landlord then
allowed three months 20 slip by without
collecting any rent, when his tenant
skipped and hied away 10 Louisville.
Nr. Sigman then began TO doubt the gen
uineness Of the recommendation, and
showed the letter TO an officer. The officer
at once pronounced it forgery, but 70 sat.
isfy himself, carried the letter TO Maj.
Geddes. That gentleman said he knew
nothing about it and had never written
such a thing. Owens continued to spend
most of his time in Louisville, but Occa-
sioually returned 20 this city where his
wife remained. Yesterday the officer who
d 4
[ his being in the city and nabbed him
/ Ovens was taken before Justice Everett
/ and committed 10 jail, foF trial at 9 o'clock
/ this morning, on the charge of forgery.
! Tie ClrcniL and Nv Court rnnms are
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JAMES UEDDES,
C.D'l C77p'f ofN and n niv

The CiTcIit and Law Court rooms are
beng calcimiued in "A style corresponding
win lnat Of the Criminal Court room.
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Blank 4 ) indicates no report cipher (Ol sta
tionsry; minus - tendency TO fall plus ID
tendency to rise.
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KnnrriIla Chrnnicla.

John Webb, who is to be hung on Fri
day, has requested Sheriff Swan to hang
him in the old-fsshioned way-that is to
drive a cart or wagon out from under him,
instead Of using the trap door. bis reason
for this is that falling through a-trap door
may disfgUre his person, and therefore he
prefers to be hung in the old way, although
death will be slower and his slferings will
last longer. He says his mother will see
his remains and he wants them TO look
natural. Sheriff Swan has decided to COM
ply with the request Of the prisoner.
Rev. Father Marion, the Catholic priest,
left for Rogersville yesterday to visit Berry,
who is to be hung the same day that Webb
IL
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HANGNAS'S DAY.


The sands that measure Webb's brief
stay are fast running, but it is only within
the past forty eight hours that be has
aroused himself to = full realization Of his
awful position. He has been visited seSe-
raj times by Rev. Father Marion, whose
influence has exercised a most salutary ef-
feet, and will, if anything can, lead him 10
consider the error of his ways.
Webb is a man Of undOubted nerve, and
keeps his courage up wonderfully well
During the war, while a boy Of fifteen
years, he ran away from home and enlisted
in the Second Tennessee (Federsl) Infant
~, commanded by Col. Carter, and made a
good soldier, as we are told; but at the
termination Of bOstilities, like many
others, he could not return to the quiet
ways of peace, but first became reckless
and finally developed into a desperate,
which was the opinion formed Of him by
Ayers. II is thought that on the gallOws
he will make some startling revelations,
duplicating men who are not now sus-
peeled.
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Maximum temperature 20 deg, minimum tenn
perature IS deg, mean temperature 1872 deg.
Amount OF rainfall in past "a hours, O.O2 inches.
TsIsgTapAie Report from SignsI Ssrvies Corps q.
81 A., Of ObfsruGtion, at $50 p. n
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STATE or AHE WEAFHER.
Local Report for the City, Thursday,
AuK II, 1879.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-06

tho said Joshua R. Ceuents BY Peter L. Cooper and Mary
ns wife, sy their bearing the thirtieh
March 1852 and reeorded in the Recorders Once AZ
pevsr 10 book T. vol folio and particular
description OF which reference is thereants made. -
ana NO. Arhat tract parcel 81 land situate In Dover
Hundred IN Kent aforesaid contrasting Ninety
Acres, less being the residue OF which
conveyed said Joshua R. Clements Clements
Elisabeth his wife. by their ndentus bearing the
Once Dover aforesaid in book volume Oos l5s and
9 after deduetinR thersrom sold
William Smith by the said Joshua Clements and wife. By
their ndenturs bearing date the first day May A. D.
rscsrded in ths Recorders 0ce Aforesaid In beck volume
fsio Oa and to which said several ndentures reference 10
hereby made sgether with all and singular the buildings
i'm Semsnts, fixtures, DE.
SeLed and taken the property JOSHUA R.
CLEMENTS and ELIZA, his wife, and tenants will
be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, late Sheriff.
sHERIFF'S OFFICE. DOVER. DKL.,1
December IS, 1874. (
Smyrna times., 1875-01-06

THE New PLAN.-Nothiug in the way of
advertisements has appeared this season that
will command SO much attention as the
remarkable advertisement of Messrs. Wana-
maker 4 Brown. corner Sixth and Market
streets, Philadelphia, that stands out to-day so
prominently in our columns. 1t is emphatically
toorth reading. There is the mind of one Of
tbs most systematic GdUaaced heads that this
business age has produced. Ever striving for
the van, Ok Hall, this year, has made, as it
justly claims, a great stride up and over bust.
ness customs Were the house feeble branch
the purchasing world would know it could not
stand up to the principles announced. We're
the house not noted for its honorable standing,
we are sure it t0omId not do it. But customers
who have delIt ther4 before will 60 again, and
new ones drawn by their tempting offers, will
try them, and the great Clothing House will
reap in the future, as it has in the past, the
enormous advantage Of abundant means, united
with unblsmished honor, aud an acute sense oi
what is due between man and man in thi:
important trade.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-06
SHERIFF'S SALE

~ BY virtue Of q Venditioni TO me directed
Will be exposed to Public SAFE at the Hotel of Charles
kexwei In the tawR OF Smyrna, Kent County State
Delaware on THURSDAY, Tth Of January 1875 at half
past clock, p NJ the following real estate to wit
No ALI that certain farm aud OF land situated
10 Duck Creek Hundred Kent County Delaware
adsinnE lands late James L. Bswey. Nathaniel =. Wida
End No hereinafter described and baunded the north
Duck Greek, and said to contain SIX HUNDRED AM
EIGHTY t6sol ACRES OF LAND AND SALT MARSH. mors
or less the improvements which twostoy brick
dwelling stables cribs other buildings Alho
one two-story frame dwellnEhOuse thereon erected.
No 2AH that certain piece, and al land
~ Duck Greek Hundred Kent Couny and State OF Delaware
James L. Bewsy. Ephraim Sutton Jeremiah Robinson and
No above described. and said contain TWO HUNDRED
AND TNENTY-EIGHT (a2Sl ACRES OF LAND AND SAIL
MARSH, more or less. No improvements.
Seized execution az the property OF ABEL
REES. aud will be ssld for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON. late Sheriff.
SHRRIFEs OFFICE, DOVER. DRL,
Decembar 10Th. I
Smyrna times., 1875-01-06
SAM'L GAMLIN,
PRACTICAL
BOOT a. SHOE MAKER.

has opened a Shop on Commerce ST., Formerly
GIatts gun shOp) and is prepared to do fashionable
work for both ladies and gentlemen. He solioss
patronage. sepl0!f
Smyrna times., 1875-01-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ By virtue a writ of Leva FaciaS, directed, will
be exposed to Public SA the hotel of Charles FOxWs
the Of Smryna, Duck Greek Hundred.
State o Delaware THURSDAY the 2Ist day Of January.
1875. at clock NJ, the following real estate.
All thSae certain lots ground the
Of smyrna in the said county and state Delaware
which conveyed said William Worden Richard
Hastings aud Elsxgen hs wife, By hdentsEe bearing date
the day Of A D. knd recorded
the once Tor recording deeds 10 and for Kent Aforesaid
In o9ok B vol said several certain lets OF ground
having been conveyed to the said Richard r. Hastings
dry separate deeds from James R. Clements and wife and
Charles g. Temple from Edwin Wilmer and George H.
mOnd. admnistrAtes Of Daniel Cumnins decd) and
John Wilson and wife; toEsthsr with all aud singular the
buildings. dxturs &c.
Seized execution as the property Of WILLIAM
WORDEN aud ALICE H.. his wife. and will be sold cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, late Sheriff,
SHERIFF's OPEIcE. DOvER. DEL.,(
n.ran % 1914
Smyrna times., 1875-01-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ BY virtue Of writ OF Levari Facias to directed will
exposed to Public Sale at the Front Door Of the County
and State OF Delaware TUESDAY the 18th day
1875. at ?. n" the following Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain land situated Murderkn,
Hundred Kent County and state OF Delaware adjoining andI
Of William Virden lands Of the heirs Daniel LAmbdn dece
aud other lana and Is said contain ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRT1.SEYEN ACRES, THREE R0ODS AND THIRTY
FIVE PEhCHES, be the less, Il being the
iArm tract Of land which this day been
said John Fisher by the said Isaac e. Holland wife by
indenturS bearing even date herewith and being the
tract OF land which conveyed to the said
Holland by Gesge Ards by ndenture bearing
day or March, A. D. 1860 recorded in the Office
deeds and for Kent County aforesaid in Book T. VOL
fo9 43 The said arm being new re conveyed in mortgage
TO the said Isaac e. Holland TO the said
thousand dollars with interest thereon. being
consideration therefor together with all and singular
the buildings, improvements &c.
Seized and taken in execution the property Of JOHN
FISHER (n) and MARGARET his wife, and will sold Io
cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, late Sheriff.
SHgRRIFF'S OFFICE DoVER, DRL..
Dacaln nhnrlQ
Smyrna times., 1875-01-06
SHERRIFFs SALE.

By vrtue Of writ Of Al Levar Faeas. TO direstsd.
I'LL exposed Pabe Sale s the front door Of Tue Oouay
saidink 10 the Of Dover Dover Hundred ken county
snd State OF Delaware TUESDAY, tbs 10Th Of January
va af eeioek this following described Real k'tats
Ne These pieces parcels of iaDd situated partly 10
Aardski Hundred and partly in Dover Hundred 10 Kent
oan ana stats Of Delaware Aforesaid adolnnx Ands oi
anda OF late Of the heirs Thomas Slaughter decd
oda Of Robert FrAshs and Ands Of JOHN hsynold snd
osag the ssH.s lands csn,eysd 70 ths sad yeshas T.
emsnts By the ndenure OF John w. Csmsns an9 Louisa NJ
ma sis. bearing date the day OF January A. ls
.iaeo the Recorders Ones. at Dover ~ book u vol q
sAts rs &ssnd Ter particular dsscfption ct which
'sssfenee Ia thersunts haa. :.
a-ThAt parcel OF land situate 10 Mardsrk
anefed Aforesaid adioning lands or late OF James
s,s and otkers containing TIVE Acres. more sr less
ths Of land Watch sonveysd 70 the said
i T. Clsmsr bs assrss ". Pammer snd asesecs Am
VIE. er their tndsntara bearing date the pn aL o
A. d. 1853. and recorded in the hssssdsrs once
tsssd In book O. vol A. foe dc, and for more par
aaf deserpton sf which rsfsrsncs is thsrsnnto had
THAT tract parcel Of land situate ~ MsIdeFki
Aforesaid kdlouiux ands Thsmss Trsshsr and
6sss containing Twenfy-E Acres. more or less
tract parcel Of land which was conveyed ts
Smyrna times., 1875-01-06

Four EvLLs.-Whoever habitually uses any
alcoholic preparations as an appetizer" will be
likely to suffer from four evils, viz: an ovsrplus
Of food in the stomach, impaired ability to
digest it, the psngs Of dyspepsia. and Doctor
bill. DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters,
the great Teetotal Restorative OF the age.
without ovsrstmulating the palate or irritating
the stomach, imparts a healthful appetite,
bowels, purifes the blood, and thus, instead Of
sntailiug four evils, conters four insstimable
benefits.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-06
FOR RENT.

The STORE HOUSE opposite Delaware House,
Smyrna, Del, knowa as the New York Branch
StOre This is the best fitted up Store House in
tO~n and Of the desirable stand, for busi.
ness. A large room over store IL by "a +; private
entrance.
DWELLING on Main street, above North.
One on Methodist and one on Pearl street.
Aso the STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING
at Blackstone Cross Roads, now in the tenure OF
Robert w. Wright; possession March lst, 1878.
Apply to WIN. DANIEL, M. ID.
Dec 2lst 1874 1t