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- : -. .o,s-tn various parts Of

n, .,ors.-fn various parts OIL
EoS'ps south of latitude thirty degrees,
ma,;siv sIong the St. Johns and lnalan sly'
espe .sars are immense groves OF wild or
e.s, s' Rartram, IN his :" Travels. men
ssans having seen in 1853, near Mosquito tn>
iat !. ridge about half mile wide ana iofty
miles long which vas one dense oisus
Grove. inserspersed with magnofias anu =
Few other trees. So thoroughly estao''sheo
ia the tree, aud so generally isl distr'outsc.
that many have supposed 1t to oe ire,genous:'
but bctanists who have investigated the na,.
ter regard IL as an instance OF remaIkaole
NATURALIZATION, and the trees as haSing as-
acepded from these which are known "
nave been introduced by the early topanisn
1,o,onists. This wild oraugess bitter, otten
s.a,,ed IN FNorida the bitter.sweet' anu
40 exceedingly fruitful that ae.
fn full bearing is an object OF great
beauty: the wild orange furnishes STOCKS on
which 10 bud other varieties. ana tne Iruit y
need 10 make marmalade. In Flor,ca thele
are three me,hods OF establishing an orange
grove: to clear up wild grove. removing
all trees rot needed, and budding witt
sweet fruit those that remain; 10 take W
young wild trees and set them in prepared
Sronpd. and there bud them; and 10 rails
stock from seed. bud them IN nursery rows
and W ben Of sufficient size set them In 10
xlsntatiop, as is practiced WITH DINER 'rult
Esch method has Its advocates, but It Is pro
bable that the last named, though apparent
AZ slower, gives ultimately better results
-dp2letonS american Cycloped'a treutse
-etition), article " Orange"
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A PUGNACloUs GoAT.-[From the Louis
VILE Courier journal ILLS head was the
shape and size Of u Bullitt county water
melon, and he was so black that charcoal
would make light mark on him. The goat
was asleep, leaning against the side of the
house. The darky was smoking decayed
cigar. lie espied the goat, looked at the lit
end Of the cigar, griDned, then at the tail
end Of the goat, "grinned LOUDER, looked
all around TO see that nobody was looking,
and touched the lit end Of that cigar TO the
tail-end Of that goat. The goat turned
handspring, and the negro opened his big
mouth TO laugh, but the goat butted him so
quickly between the chin aud bis breeches.
pockets that his jaws came together, making
a noi'e louder than the report Of gun The
ncgro's bal, boots, and cigar lay in pile
ten feet Of, while his body was eurled up
like horseshoe 10 the mouth of sewer
opening. When he "came to" he looked
arouud at each one in the crowd, and dis
persed the crowd by SAYING, /" Will some Oh
you gemmen shoot me wild pistols? A
nigga dat's as big fool as Is amt got no
business libinO ,.-.-.f RIG. t..4.t.. ...
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TRUSTEES SALE, OF TWO HUN
L DRED AND sEyEN ACRES OF LAND On
LANES RIVER AND THE PETERsBUR9 AND
MANCHESTER TURN PIKE, ABOUT 0n Il
MILE FROM THE CITY OF MANCHhSIEk.E-
PART OF THE FALLS PLANTATlON:-Ie
virtue OF adeed of trust 10 The oeaIang
dale 9th of march, S73 recorded In the CLERK once
of Chesterfield County Court. D. b. 90, page $40,
being required do by the holder OF noes
secured IN said deed, viii sell at pubic auction,
in front OF Chester aeld county court-honse' 10 .ns
September, 1875 THAT being county court.aayJ O,
as containipg Two HUNDRED AND SEVEN
ACRES more or less, fronting on James river 1t
the mouth Of Hancock creek, and running up salo
creek, and fronting also on The Petersours ano
Manchester turnpike (heing part OF the FANS pan
fationj and about one mile below the city OF MAN.
chester. r,rprY
There are on the premises small frame DIV ELL
ING, Barn, &c. There is also believed to DE an
Abundance Of surcrior Granite Rock. which, owing
to the advantage Of shipping by james river, should
TERMS: Sufficient IN cash 10 paw of two certain
negotiable notes secur.din said deed, for S3 7OlSO
ard s3.979.66, with Interest from 1st 5anusry,
1874, and lst January, S75, subject to a creait
fer anullat Of sales Of real estate sold on oni'h
Hill, and for $4z57.52 on credit until LIST Jann-
ary, 1876; balance on such terms as may be made
- N. N. LEE, s
.. ASA SNYDER, u.
:. Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-09
By Thorn asou Brown,
Zeal Estate Agent AND Auctioneer,
lib Main street.

VACANT LOT NEAR THIRD
N STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS AT AUCJ ION.-By virtue Of a
deed OF trust executed 10 us Us trustees on 18th
day Of June, 1873. by John Amber Smith, and
duly recorded In The clerks Lffice Of 'cich1uond
Chancery Court, deed-bco LOG. G, page 49, TO Sc
cure certain notes therein mentioned being rhe de-
frrrrd payments for the aforementioned as well US
other mentioned property IN slid deed, and de-
fault hayiag eeen made ID the payment Of S175
thereof. We shall, being requested so TO dc by the
beneficiary thereof, sell at public auction, FRI
DAY, september 18th. Immediately after the
above sale. the following described property being
the only remaining portion OF The property de.
scribed In above said deed which Is subject to the
lien created by, said deed or trust, the remainder
having been heretofore released-to wit: Com
meuciIg at point north side Of alley at right
angles with Third street and between Marshall and
Clay streets, 60 feet from Second street. thence
running tas,wardly and fronlng on the north side
Of said alley so fest thence hack and between par
aIlel lines AS feet (m"re or lessl. being part OF
same real estate .nyeyed 10 j. Ambler Smith by
Analethia Pendleton by Der decree Of record in
Richmond Chancery Court office. 'n :
TERMS: Cash as to IL rs End expense Of sale.i .
~ WItL1sMM :; nREtNsDHLtEsToS' Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. sc 9 2
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n EASY TO ENTERTAIN cleveland Plain.
$deaterJ A good story comes up from lhe
? CLASSIC shades OF ChautauQaa lake. PRESS
dent Ulysses put up there the other day.
AS usual, instead OF going to u hotel, Ulys.
ses settled bis dead. beat crowd upon one, OF
the fnnabitants, who. in this instance, hap
pened to be; q worthy Methodist named
Kent No. Kent was q good deal fnstered,
and be boppea about a. amlessly as head
less hen. He asked Governor Featon what
besheuh DO. Said be-: II neger bad such
folks on nv hands before. What shall / get
Fem to, eal:s2' "Tbe first thing sou must
do, "ssio Fenton, !" is to get three or four
dozen extra cigars, q few baskets OF Different
kinds Of the bestwine, and seven or eight
gallons OF prime old whislcey. After, you
have done that you needn't bother about the
estaotes. Anything will do for ea.a bles If
yoa: taSe care otthe smoking and dsinkiDg."
Kent turned black and blue. Z II 80
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Nsppesrs, as the result of some interesting
experiments recently made Ia Berlin, that
Sshile-a bar of ordinary bronze was utterly
sSesPaole o., bearing strain amounting to
I, nlens to the square inch, a bar Of pbosphor.
b, opze bots this strain applied ssitensible
mo te than 40O. 900 times before g;pinp nav.
A 81 cond bar Of the same pbosphes, bronSe
actua w, withstood, AZ $50 applications OF q
load OF twelve and one.balf tons 10 the
square ueh Without, fracture. This. article
has now come into extensive use In Enrone
for the great bearings efthep plates In general
SoliIi,g- mrtis, and tor eoDieaI gearing In UNI.
verssl toiling:nills. IL has siso been applied |
with great ad2anisgs not only la the making
Of pinions. baS 10 che drising.ixles OF lnfg.:
In tbeiarter csse the superiority seeming to
depeBd not 6u The hardness, bit OH The kreatr
resistance. the arb0rs il The phOsp boz. bropze
twisting much less fhl0 forged iron, not
breaking HE easi-irop. --Nea0 HorR Sun. /
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o.. BY j. l.. Apperson, .- .f 8
Real Estate Agent aud Auctieneer,
No. 1O16 Main street. III. 4
woRD's LARGE TOBACCO FAC:

WORDS LARGE TOBACCO FAC
wv TORY, No. 1l9. ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF sHVGNTH STREET AND The
CANAL. AND CUSlMODIOUS DWELLING, No
4Oi, on THr SUUl HEAST CORNER OF CARY
AND FOURTH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-C. Z. Word. Esq, having determined 10
dispose of his property and Day, his cebts, shall
self on the premises. at o'c,9sk T. NJ on WEI" Edo-
pamel, the a. oye-described VEKY yALUJhaBLss
RI AL ESTATE. The FACTORY Is 42xl30 feet
three and half stories high builtin the most sob
stantgal manner of the best materials. LOT 76N
100 feet to 16-foot alley. Location admirable
for acce: s,biliLy, light, air, &c. -.
The DWELLING has len rooms with tre.nlaces
besides office, store and bath room, &C.: Kitchen
with four rooms; stable, carriage house, &C. built
I'm the hest manner and witha view to comfort and
location pleasant and convenient 10
business; ntighborhood excellent. Jiot 6S by LOU
feet 10 wide alley. -... ...... ..... 49,. a.
IT is NOT OFTEN THAT SUCH REALLY DESIRA-
BILE PROPERTY IS OFFERED AT AUCTION UNDER
SUCH PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made Known at the
sale. - d. l.. AFfEkSOS,
su l6 2aw3w.&tdtdi .- Auctioneer.
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Amoug the good things said about Gce:he
on the recent anniversary OF his birth, it is
strange to see so few illusions to his per-
senal beauty, In bis ode Mr.. Bayard Tay-
lor says of Fate: WI. .......
"Proud beauty to the boy she gave,
A lip that hubbled song, yet lureo the hee,
An eve OF light, d forehead pure and free.r "
His mother wrote: "There skated my son
Wolfgang like an arrow among the groups.
The wind bad. Redeemed his checks and
blown his hair. threw him my crimson,
aiurred cloak, he fastened it up with the
golden clasps in front, threw the train over
his arm, aud away he went over the ice, like
a son Of the gods Anything so beautiful
never was seen, and Z clapped my hands
with Joy" Lewis says: ale reached Stras-
burg on the I'd Of April, ITO. He was now
turned to twenty, and more magnificent
youth never entered the Strasburg gates. He
was likened to an ApoHo. When he entered
q restaurant the people laid down their
knives and forks to look at him." Pictures
and ousts give but very feeble Indication
OF that which was most striking in bis ap.
pearaHce- In statue he was above middle
size, his presence imposing and msjestis, his
head, with his liberal features and lGstrous
brown eyes, rested on dne muscular neck.
Indeed, he Was none OF "Nature's journey :.
work. =: -, -, .ss.....s. -
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49,; -, .fg By Augustine Royall, 7.tf.,E,,h
90, successor 70 Moody, & Royalty Ill; !
:, Real Estate Agent anu Auctioneer.
once corner, Seventh and Hull streets,
- Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALUl

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU!
i AKLE sCnAI.-LAND IN tiCBESTERPfe CID
COENTY.J SIXTEEN. NILES FROM yHlCHr
sMOEU. AND FIVE MILES FkOa COALFIELD
STATION, o. THE RICHMOND AND DAM
VILLE'RSILs0sSs -By sirtne Of q decd OF trust
executed 30 the. under igEed by -, Is, Hancock ana
Mary Il. his wife, a,ed Ihs 20fh daY OF September
1673.iapd duly.nf record In the clerks ofire OF
said eounty-deed book. VOLUME 50. page COL
shalt, being required so u do, expose for sale ut
putlic auction III r. DOT the COURTHOUSE or said
county, In the city Of Winchester a.son MON
DAY, September 8. 1875, at ] 3, d., The valuable
.ClOAL-LaND lying In Che;terteid county. ,mme
DRIED AND oNEaANDA. HALF ACRES. 90 tire
Gentto road, adjoining the lsndt of FranklSn
,s,esrns Of Risnnon5; Msrtin c9rren of likes
THIS land IS admirably locatedin ths coal teid,as d
is one Of ,hf besI tracts Of land for farninspur-
lightly acres nv on Deep creek oaesha n re-
eianed; isevena, five acres cleared and the BIZ
z nee well tin,bered AMI wooded, Good FRAN Ed
DWELLaEG tafnitg i've ro1 ms IN fbs 0I DER
and al the nsnal put: nV3dpess such valuable saRGr
should engage heatiept,oa Of those seeking inyestY
lnentE plat OF The Shove property can be sers
af the ftha auctlonear 81 ~ sst
TEREs Ono. fepSth cash. balapce at six. Twelve;
cent nfsrest anded secured By q deed OF nuss
se 4,7,s,1lIS f. BROOKS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-09
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No.1l13 Main street.

ok MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOTS NORTHWEST CORNER OF FLOYD
AND uARVIE STREE S--'"ERMS VERY EASY.
| Will sell on FRIDAY. September l 9th, at 5
O'Clock u. NJ, those desirable BUILDING LOTS
near the residence of j Harmer Gilmer, Esq., con-
ssriug of six valuable lots on the northwest corner
of Floyd and Harvie streets These lots elevated
and command fine view, and arc IN The most
healthy portion of Sidney. They front 80 feet each
by l45 10 an alley 10 feet wIoe. If you want a
good investment or nice building lot attend this
sale. 81. .-.r.I- l-s.- l's-i-; " .i - -.
Terms: One-half cash: balance In two years, six
per cent. interest, secured by tiusl-dced.
07E--r ur Z e j. THOMPSON BROWN, b.
SO 4 1910 ...,.ss.-t..... t,.... Auclfoneer.
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BY Bronaugh & Taylor.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
tiice opposite the court house, Manchester, Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINE
OnUADRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY NEAR THF y ID
TOUkTHOUSF.-By virtue OF decree Of the Cir
cult Court of Chesterfield county, entered at the
May term thereof, ls75 In the suit styled Robert
SON. administrator OF Martin, rs. Martha +. Brit
TOMS administrator ct ais, we, the undersigned,
commissioners THEREBY ap, oin'ed, will sell, on
MONDAY, september 20. 1875. in front of Ches-
terrified county COURTHOUSE, ut ~ o'clock d., ut
public nuclion, the LAM above mentioned. con-
flaming about NINE HUNDRED AM FIFTY
ACRES, and situated on Swift cree "a miles north
east of The old courthouse The larg portion of
the land Is In original growth and heavily wooded.
There Is good DWELLING, with six or seven
rooms In iolera lie repair. The land Is OF very good
quality. grisl- aud saw-lnill adjoin The pacP.
This land will he cut up IN parcels to suit lnrchas.
ers and plat of the same will be exhibited 1t the
sale.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay cost Of suit and ex-
penses of sale; aud thu residue ut one. two. and
th ee years, with negotiable NOES, interest adued
from day Of sale, and title r~lane till conveyance
ordered 10y court. {. w. TURNER,
JAMES NJ. GREGORY,
seS Commissioners.
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BY James N. Taylor u Son,
Real Estate Agents and AHctioneers,
,o-per or Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT DESIRABLE TWO.sTORY
RRIfK DWELLING, 70. 500. ON The
VEST SIDE OF SECOND STREET BETME,.,S
CLAY aND LEIGH STREETS; ALSO y, FOtIK Il
81 1Ln f1TTFIII, BIJIIDING LOTS ON THE EAST
a Srrif or FIRST BETWEEN CLAY AND Leigh
SHEETS FUk SALE IT AuSYi ,ps s,S a wa Of
se 1875 commencing at AZ O'Clock 2. ID:
fhs. neat BRICK INV GLLING as above located,
Containing four rooms, AND brick kitchen with lwo
5s, n AN alley ~ feet WIDE with culVert copncc-
lions. &c; and also those beautiful LOTS ab We
mentioned. euch having front OF 30 Feet aud rum
ming In ok the usuaI depth TO q l2-foOt ally
TSsMs: One third cash the UaIahee ut six and
tveve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secuI cd by deed Of trust. ~
Ano JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
co AuctiuneerS-
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CoMr'Y,,
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. May 80, 1875. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No,
- 1.-CHARLoTTE EXPRESS. Wes,ward-Leavea
ssS III Al a 81 a a :s!
Charlotte az s:4s r. II. " w ' 1''''>s a.
TRAIN 10. 25NEw YORK AND new On.
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte al
5:45 A. ~. leaves Airline Junction at $50 4.
n; leaves Salisbury at S:34 A. ~; leaYes G~ens-
boro, al 1855 ?. NJ; leaves panyilie at 1871
h.; leaves Dundee at leo 7. H.: leaves Burke
yille, at o7P.M.; arrives at Richmond a, SAT
: TRAIN No. s.-Tmogen MAn-SEw YORK.
leaves Burkevill. at 4:52 2. ~. leaves Duniee at
1888 P. H.; leaves Danvllle at 1899 ?. NJ;
leaves Greensboro al PAS A. NJ; leaves Salisbury
~ arrives RI al SayEs at sss al
TRAIN No. ALTHOUGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:l5 p. NJ: leaves Salisbury
leaves DauyiIle ut &c s A. NJ: leaves Dundee Il
6:1S A. NJ: leaves Burkevllle At 1885 A. ";
arrives a Richmond at 2:22 P. n.
Wostward-Leave: Richmord at 1920 4. ~: ar.
rIyes at Burkevilie al 1905 p ~ ;leaves Bur, lille
al :2Q p. NJ: arrives at Lypchbnrg At 4:2t P. ~
= TRAIN No 8@BgRKEyIlh;dE a ass
nves at Richmond at sos A. u.
Train No. 2 connects ut Richmond with INC
Chesapeake and ohio railroAd.
Trains Nos. and connect a, Greensboro With
trains TO and from Raleigh and G"ldsboro'.
All through trains connect at Richmond ami Dun.
dee with trh1nt on the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City. Viz.
ginta Midland and Great Southern railroad 10 ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. - NJ, r.s .
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trans to and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and Q connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE raj.
road to and from Greenville. Atlantis. Aontgonsiy,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points. .
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta rarcsd !on
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee aud al
southern points.
Train No. connects ut Burkesil!e with the Al
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern and s0uu western
points, aud oaR9age checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New OIbans.
Pullman paace-cars through from New orleans
to New York. rT .#T T. N. X. TALCUi l.
r. Engineer and Supertntend"Ss
= w. r. WEST, Master Of Trains. my29
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V1RUSTEE'S sALE.-Bs virtue Of a Ger.

n
- tain deed or trust executed to me as trustee by
William H Wade, doiI e. business IN the city of
kichmond under the name OF VIM. II. Wade CO..
dafcu Nj rch ]. 1875, of record In Ghancery Court
and by direction OF The creditors therein fecured.
I shall sell To the highest btdcer, at public aucton-
corner Ninth and Bank streets, on THURSDAY
The, 9Th Of Seusmber: 20, at IA o'clock ~ all
the MACHINERY, TYPE, PRESSFS. STEAM.
ENGINE, CASES. STANDS. RACKS, GABI.
NETt. STONES, and everything usually found In
a first class bnok mud Job printing office. In the
sale W III I've iEclndef fIls tVESISG NEWS news.
paper Together with the goodwill of the establish
neut The Gas 8. STA DS. TYPE, &C.. &C.
nee ed for conducting the paper; also, OFFICE
FUkN1T RS. &C.. &c. ~ glsts9 -ftyaE sElsUpss.
Special attention,is called to this SALE the ma
chfnery will now te Internationally sold, the for
mer purchasers having failed 10 comply. ih3I
The Di emises can be 1nsr ected and machinery be
EXAMINED prior 10 day of sals. ..i,s.ti4 4af.t
credit or four, Fight, and twelve months for nego-
tia BILE notes, interest added and well endorsed and
; Sc Std tT-7-r7'f'7 u N. SKINNER, Trus:ee
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..<. BY w. Goddin, rs. "s
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
l. FUL FARM CALLED "0Ak HILL IN
AND THREE.QU AFTER MILFS EAST OF
kICHMOND.-By virue Of q deed Of trust execu-
ted 10 us by Rev. Dr. Leondas Eosser bearing Jate
sth September; e5s., Gully recorded 10 Heprico
County Court, we Tor either Of us) sbsl in execu-
ton thereof having been so required by the creditor
thereby securely proese ed to sell ut auction, On the
i S75 at O'Clock P. 81 az fair If net, the first fair
day thereafter) that beautiful and attractive FAM
located as above now occupied by Rev Or, Rosser,
containing SIXTY;EliH: Aces. more or less
The buildings on the place are numerous, and en-
brace those needed for the comfortable nInoda-
ton of large anily The dwelling is Of brick, and
Is surrounded by bar dsome forest:rees and In The
front there Is Beautiful ornsmenteh lawn. 1hesctI
Is admirably adapted Jpr dairy or narkCtfsrm. If
deemed best. the and viii be SO divided rs to sell OF
twenty five to thirty acres nearest t, Richmond.
The deed requires cash sale TO the extent of
about 81 1905 Dul we are authorized by The creditor
10 accept In lieu OF cash thru cash, balance q.
one and years for liable notes. interest half
yearly. secured by deed OF slusr. AS 10 the resi-
due, such terms may be announced 1t the hour
Of saie..---..isG .-3E ~ Z" L. u. kOLfTNE,E HItH
-. .Er4g rttsff. = Il. ISAAC O.EAU TIN, 4.i
mn 23-2aw2w. dds Trustees.
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By Robert 3. Lyne,
fsuepssor to Lyme & BrotneT3
Real Rsate Agent and Auctsossesf'
Na 1910 Main 4IeCt

rrR1isTEE's SALE OF A SMALL t NV
1 BACG2 E e. e PIX UPON Tsna WHOM FOR:
M MTR SA snjon THE FA1ToRY Of S snIlTT
oR ,,5Ss IF 1a aeI'a,n deed q
cLAKha :, my V as trustee dated the 9th day
June, fs rseoId n s ses oh1e n q B. 'f g.
Chancery Cour6 OF nn nv rxauest OF the hdiacr Of
los, scP ri i 1aeosored e.at aasg been made
s5sGf Ih sSs Sin cs essnbes s 1875
as 6'ciock p NJ, the above valuable 'pronerty'
fron, on lie west SIDE Of 1.esty Ssek
tween ma,H fs anu with an alley on Rts south.
1Epsis: Cash as to expenses ef SAFE ana en fu4e
to notes OF $3.50 each dated Ts IN
tS.rann from maturity till paid and RESIDUE upon
= Tber al creuit, to be announced At honreI sale:
st ~ ROBERT B. LYME, Trustee.
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Polite Stranger lin a hurry, thinking s,e
had grazed an old genueman's anklee: Beg
pardon! Old Gentleman Eli! Polite
Stranger liouder): / beg your pardon! Nd
sGen1lemaA unconscious OF. any hurt.
WbyP Polite Stranger: Pm afraid kicked
you. Old Gentlemsn;: Eh? Polite stran.
ger (sbouting)> I kicked sou. Old Gentle
man tsurprisedl: Whist fors Polite stran.
ger: 1t was quite By accident. o.: Gentle,
man mot catching it: Ell! Beg your
pard--. Polite Stranger {roaring 10 bis
earl; Accident Old Gensleman (startiugy:
Bless my soulj Yon don's say so Whereg
where T hope nobody's killed. (Polfte
stranger rushes off and loses bis train
1 Punch. go, - Ell. =.
Pee Edgar AZ is always pronounced by |
Frepchmenss i IT, were 9 word of two syl.
ables. eI%....ff-y
Moneure D. Conway has returned from
europe co shis city. --NeD York ;World, It'll.