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, 1876-09-22

GUANEw PHorooRAPH GALLERY juststarted
In the City Of San Francisco is introducing new
styles Of pictures, which rivals anything we
have ever seen. The process by which they are
made renders them far more durable and ele-
giant than by the old method, and allows the ar
tist to defy competition, enabling him 10 give
lshment for about one-half the price. The gal
lery is situated on Market street. near Bancrofts.
The proprietors, Messrs. Danes & Hayes, are
justly gaining wide spread reputation on this
coast
, 1876-09-22

The ST. GEORGE, under the management of
Capt. Mullett, is now thoroughly furnished, ev-
cry thing new, clean and pleasant, centrally sit
uated and accessible by the principal city pas
senger cars prices very reasonable. Call on
Capt. M. when you come to the city.
, 1876-09-22

TREATMENT FOR SMALL FRUIrs.-The
Gardeners Chronicle says: Where
water can be obtained, there is nothing
so profitable as to well soak the soil
about the small fruits Just about the
time they have set their fruit. Much of
the value of this operation, however,
will depend on the nature of the soil.
The advantages are least in tenacious,
and'greatest in a porous soil. 1t is said
that an animal derives most benefit
from food when it is hungry before it
begins. 1t is certainly 50 with plants.
Water applied to soil already wet. is an
injury; and water never has so telling
an advantage on vegetation as when ev-
cry leaf is about to wither up for want
of it. A plant that never seems to want
water, is in very doubtful condition
in regard to its health"
, 1876-09-22

A FASHION exchange says that "the
jabon is now generally used by married
ladies'" This would seem to indicate
that harmless but incorrect method of
spelling jawbone is now prevalent in
polite society," Norwich Bulletin.
, 1876-09-22

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PAIN LEs5S DENTISTRY. Nitrous Oxide Gas ad-
mnstered for painless extraction Of teeth. Sets of
Artificial Teeth warranted TO last ten years, from
so upward Gold and Silver Filings At reasonable
prices Ten years constant practice Office, I'D Sut-
ter street. San Francisco. (Use the elevatorl
DR. T. MORFFEW
, 1876-09-22

BAD luck is a man with hands
in his pockets and q pipe in his
mouth, looking on to see how it will
come out. Good luck is a man of
pluck, with his sleeves rolled up. and
working to make it come out right.
, 1876-09-22

TBAPPER's INDIAN OIL-The simplest and
most powerful remedy for rheumatism, neural
gia, sore throat, and all aches and pains. Sold
everywhere, at fifty cents per flask.
, 1876-09-22

The idea of making -four by crushing
the grain with innumerable small trip
hammers, has been carried out in Eng
land so successfully that a pounding
mill, costing $1,000, will produce as
much -four as q grinding mill worth
81, 900.
, 1876-09-22

Directions and price list mailed free. Orders by
mail receive prompt attention. Goods forwarded
per Wells, cargo & TO-, G. o. D. Subject 10 apprOvaD
G. MULLER, Optician, Us Montgomery street, near
Bush, San Francisco. California
, 1876-09-22

This IL excellent school for boys and young
men. II educates thoroughly and dlscipllTes care
fully. Young men should examine this School be-
fore attending elsewhere. For Information call at
he office. q Post st. address Il. p. HEALD, s.
, 1876-09-22

You're a nuisance. I'll commit
you, said an offended Judge to a noisy
person in court. "You have no right
to commit a nuisance, said the offender.
, 1876-09-22
Elegant Pnotograrhs

Will be taken for you at reason able rats by
calling on Taylor & Co., AIS Montgomery street,
San Francisco. All work guarO 1tced.
, 1876-09-22
Green Ointnent!

LNOR COLLAR CALLS, HARNESS GALE. yS55,.Ses ~
~ and Recent Wounds, Bruises, Britue omnsSter
Fever In Feet, Founder, Sand Cracks, Qoaess-f
Cracks, Scratches, sprains, Swellings, ConLSssbT bT
Hoofs, Mud Fever, Corns, Thrush, etc Fof md 81
MAIN a WINCHESTER, 2I4 and 2ls Battery -
San Francisco,
, 1876-09-22
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,


SAN FRANCISCO.
TINHIs OLD AND POPULAR HOTEL WHICH
Il has for the last twenty-four years EXTENDED %
the travelling public . cordial welcome and comion
OF a home, and 50 fnvorably known 70 old CAllioI.
mans and the travelling public, that IL requires %
comment on my part further than to say that THoe
BRYAN, who ls an old Californian, and knows how .
cater % the wants Of the travelling public has aksa
the full propretorshp Of the above hotel and WI
leave nothing undone 70 make this hotel second .
none In San Francisco for
Comfort. Good Living and Cleanliness.
Ny sole aim shall be 70 the comfort and welfare q
my guests The table Is furnished with the best ne
market affords; the house has been thoroughly rel-
ovated and newly furnished throughout; two nun
dred rooms well ventilated.
tentive walters will always be found In my Hote.
The Hotel Is the most centrally located OF any U
the city, being In the centre Of the business Poiol
OF the city; the Street Cars pass the door every ~
minutes 70 all parts OF the city. The Hotel Co.eh
with red lights, will be at the railroad depoe ~
wharfs 70 convey passengers 70 the house IIe9 "
charge; my Runners wear Silver Badges on zen
breast with the name OF the house on.
81 BetgdTe ol other Rlgners Hotter fncS,,s ~ ~
from el.bO 70 $500 per Day. Give me ceii ~
Judge for yourselves THOB. nHHAN,
PRoPRIEToA
, 1876-09-22

A HEARTY man will grow round on
square meals.
, 1876-09-22
Boots and Shoes.
soAPsToNEl

ENIRE-PROOF Boiler and Steam Pipe Covennsj
II STEATITE An ID DSOAE'STONE, Elre- Ef = III M
SOAPSfONE, FIRE CLAY and LUTING, bX w w
ton or barrel Orders for ROOFING and Ellis
Boilers and Steam Pipe promptly atended 70; saa
Francisco. l. 4. MERRELL. Agent
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ygse potsso Tor Colorads) Bus.

!
This destructive insect is making its APP
nearance, antdhe farmers are becoming very
much alarmed ut the prospeeS OF suierihg
Srem Its rsspages. A correspondent OF inc
NeSy York E7itunc says: 'sMy fields have
been troubled with these pests for the past
sig wears, and the best and most expedltlous
remedy / :lrcye ever found was to catch the
old ones when they made their appearance
ON the vines. This will bc'as soon rs tse
tons of thc.potato-vinesa are Gut OF the grouns1.
Last season caught ffty-3our from pa!ch
two rods square, some OF fhe hills not peins
ND yet. THE bugs are In the earth, ana coslc
TO the surface as soon as the spring opeS S
One .oiahese bugs, I should think, WIZ aas
from 5101o 1000 eggs, aad the young rohi
that depesit will destroy:a large patch OF pc
fatoes. In looking for bugs keep your eye
ont. also. for the eggs on the under siee OF
the leayes. BY little attention to the caoch-
ING OF the old bugs Mt the start..a man can
saSe vast amount OF trouble, Tor as soon as
the bugs batch they are hard to get rld o..
Tba insects have ceased to cause much
fear from them ut the West, where they
originated, the Use OF the Paris green, and
prompt attention to its use, having been
found the surcst, and we may add the only,
remedy to countcract their operations.
Apply the Paris green mixed with plaster
or flour in the proportion OF one part OIL the
pure green to forty :or fifty OF the plaster,
and dust it over thevines by means OF attn
box with perforated top, and with long
handle attached, SO that the application may
be made without Danger OF inhaling the
dust Another plan is to mix the Paris
green with water and apply with wateHHng
can or similar vessel. The powder; is mot
soluble, and the mixture has to be kept agi-
tated. This is probably the most eonNe-
nient and safe plan to apply the poison
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soxDAxp I,AsyflLH HAiLno1rtnSs
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. -FRAITys
soUTH--Leayes Richaaobd Il $50 dpaA |. 70 mn
leayes Dansiile az Iza ii ; s q sssn
e as;iatts ss ais sppissafy g 4 ays
TRAIN HO.4.-NEwToRKA sDyrw ,s,..
EXPRESS, Eastuard-sI eayes Charlotte n "a e
Salisbury ut $50 a. NJ; leaves Grcefrsforl \ sas,
M; leaves DRnSff1e nt Is34 p. Ienyes nuu9
Of LAG 2; d. leayes gnrkeyiiic q; 6:5i p. pMaeee
TEAM Nos5.--ElYs ssaY ais Accosyop
at Burkevis At 1901 r. H. leaves &. . as!
TRAINING 6,-1 YNcHBGRG Acco,faon,
= siehmo,,d y hsurss,le a Las srSs;
Richmond M arrives 4 B mssxas :. 1sSs
TRAIN No. 10.-LocAL Burrrvr,
NOTATION, Eastward-Leayes BurkeyIe q, ht. 100.
NJ; arrives ut Richmond at IL M. o-oo a.
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond, viii, q.
Trains Nos, and connect at f,rcenxt,...,
trains to and from Raleigh and Ioidsboro. WIG
The through trains connect at Richmond ,,d n.
and Potomac railroad, and Washinaton rs. ssoarS
ginia Midland and Great Southern rair.sNd' NY, fr.
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, sn a. S snd
Trains Nos. 9 and 4 connec. a. Charlotte v,.,,
trains ON the Atlanta and Richmond Ar.I linz WIN
road TO and from Greenyille, Atlanta Now el-
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all sopth1a.!,
ern points and with the Charlotte Colambs sSd
and Al. iIs wao Augusta Savannah
Train No. connects 1t BurkeTille with the Allan.
TIC, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from LyncbSnrs
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points. s'
Tickets sold to all southern aud soatbUes,e,,
points, and baggage checked through.
En5roken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans.
Puiiman siecpcrs run on all night trains
to the points named on the ticket. Nolay-oyer Chez
VIII be given. I. u. X. TALCOT'T. s
General Superintendent
JOHN X. MACMuRD0. General Passenger Iprn,
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Dy Cook g Laaesion, Auctioneers'
No. 10 cd+erhor street.
,opEc1AL PEREMPToRY sale OF
~ ELEGANT NEW CHAMBER, EARLoR'
AND aALL FURNITURE
.@T,AtCTIoN.

nv direction CT The parties representing the OWL
ers we will sell Ct tile store No ERTDsY The 18th in,
s s5ans at sEW ever offered here at
1n SRSS SGn: apBERr PARLo SUIT in crimson
oe ana RfG PARL6R SUIT upholstered in brown
satteen sslatess de oBg S,s finished in crimson
rbese n, sor suits are as finely finished n French
,,anel curved walnut, and upholstcring rs nre LOT
i Elesnnt UPHOLSTERED PARLoR, GRSCE, and
iSie fR stiC CHAIRS; non,
! handsome DRESSING-CASE MARBLE-TOP
p GHAWKhEENN G STt Cnh aiIEH SUIT with marble
ha sGs .asS PAINTED C3ITA sIEir STYLE
q heanfifnIIy CARVED HALL HAT-S1ANDS In
walnut and French panel, with large mirrors ano
! w Ra[.sf FIJI LlsiiBRARY-cAsE: ,,.,
HANDSOME SaS CIV WALSUT and FRENCH PANEL
: ;T1RBLE7To OF, BiE!FFEE T:x SOFA BEG
cR Id1,SGEs. and GShhS'hhfs sofN o
WALSU TN M;ARBLE-ToP CENTRE and Ii
BRARY TABLES,
WALNUT ESCRITO1R,
handsome WARDROBE, BUREAU, and WASH
Together with some other articles Of FURNITURE
that will arriyein time for the sale.
ALSO,
Three BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETS, 10 by
ICY feet, that have been used very little.
The attention OF the public Is respectfully asked,
the sale being peremptory and the iarni.are T0tsny
on THURSDAY MORNING.
TERIs: over $50 and under S. 90, thirty days
over AGO. sixty days for approved end9TSsd paper
myo Auctlonccrs.
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AN ECCENTRIC CLERGYMAN.-An eccentric
clergyman died in England recently, the
following account OF whom is given in The
London Ne,eS: 8: The Rev. G. W. Manning,
rector of St. Pctrock Minor, near Padstow,
died suddenly on the 9th Of April. When
the DIVISION Ferry tombstone case was de-
cided, the deceased advertised that he should
ss9nswer no letters addressed to him with the
- now desecrated title OF Rev. and request
ing his correspondents to place after his
name the initials OF parish priest. Latterly
Mr.. Manning has exhibited many eccentrici-
sdies. For some time he has slept with his
coffin under his bed, and for the last fort
night has taken his nights rest in the coffin,
which few days since he had enlarged to
make IL more comfortable. Around the walls
Of his room was placed the angry CORE
spondence his advertisement evoked, and
there was direction that in case Of sudden
illness doctor from Padstow should be
brought, and il ne could do no good, one
from Wadebridge, and then il that was OF
no avail, sthe Lords will be DONE"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-12
BY n. M. Lee, Auctioneer,
No. IL Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND AND COUNTY OF HENRICO.-By virtue of
decree of the Circuit Court of the county of Henrco
entered OH the 4th day of May, 1876, In the case Of
Shopes executors Sims, trustee, and als the UNI
dersigned, special commissioners appointed by said
decree, will sell on the premises, on MONDAY, 18th
day Of May, 1875, at AZ O'Clock p. NJ the following
described real estate lying and being In the city OF
Richmond and county of Henrico, Of which NJ. 4.
Shopc died seized and possessed:
1stsONE LOT 30x401 feet and TW0LOTS 81 by
140 eeteach being Lots II, ID, and 10, In the plan
Of Fulton, fronting Fulton street. in the city OF
Richmond.
I'd. THREE LOTS I'll, ~, and 49, in plan OF
Fulton fronting Fulton street 80 feet each, rum
ming back 76 feet, in Henrico county.
Sd. ONE LOT on Williamsburg avenue fronting
feet said avenue, and running back between tr-
regular lines. On this lot there IS large FRAMED
STORE-HOUSE, BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE,
BLACKSMITH and COOPER-SHOP, large stable
and she'd with excellent well of water in the yard
This is regarded as one of the best business stands
for grocery In that portion Of the city. The black
smith and cooper-shop has always been well patron
zed making this of the most desirable pieces OF
property In the neighborhood.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in SIX and twelve
months; negotiable notes. interest added, and title
retained until the whole is paid and
g conveyance ordered by the court.
Fl. A. ATKINSON, JR.,
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
NORMAN SMITH,
lny9 Commissioners.
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BY Goddin, Warren 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TON OF ONE UNDIVIDED MOIETY IN
EACH OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
IN THE GROWING CITY OF MANCHESTER
Pursuant to decree of the Hastings Court OF Man-
chester In the suit of Ledcy rs. Fleck. &C., SHALL
IS special commissioner named In said decree, on
MONDAY the 9Th day Of May, $40, at O'Clock
Z. b., on the premises, sell at auction ONE UNDI-
YIDED MOIETY OF LOT No.7 In snellings's adj
dition to the town Of Manchester. This lot fronts
sixty feet on Powhatan street at its intersection with
Pocahontas street; also, ONE UNDIVIDED MOL
ETY. OF LOT No. 80 In the plan Of Manchester,
containing about one hnf acre, and Is situated at
the northwest corner OF Perry and Fourteenth
streets. 1873 .E8grE 80
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash the purchasers
executing their negotiable notes. with interest added
and the title retained until the purchasing is
paid. II, +. TURNER,
myl0 Special Commissioner
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Am Yn,sgnsns Dentist.

MAY III, 1910. Ii
Mr.. Dispatchs i saw q notice in your
paper to-day, taken from the Ctncinnan
Commercial, stating that some one intends
exhibiting at the Centennial an exeerabie
set OF false. teeth gworn by Washingtonl IN
contrast with the best dental work OF New
York. :,
How and VIXEN were the aforesaid teeth
obtaincds Tkcy may, ssdeed, have been
worn by some Washington Saui6bs, oe
Yankeedom, but we mast have good ess-
(lence to believe that the great George wash
ington, OF Virginia, with his fine RAy'
siaue, ever needed such aids: AND we
would say to this dental peddler, VINO,
doubtles, fs q tsyereh to fortune and TO
fame unknewn,n FIAT very much ~ New
York dentistry compares poorly by the SIDE
of that aoae BIZ eyes the dental stndcnts OF
Richmond, Va. Whilst our hand d inlet
ms saw fsst we arewilIing to PIT soae OF oui
dentists against the world. They can insert
Mug which wS1l stand over hundred
wears eitar the tooth drops out Jason.
Washington did wear false tssth at one
perieG OF his life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-12
BY Goddin, Warren & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

THAT TRULY VALUABLE FARM
i KNOWN AS "HUNSLETT HALL on THE
RICHMOND AND HENRICO TURNPIKE AND
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, THREE
AND A HALF MILES FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the request of the owners Messrs. Storrs & Co.,
will offer for sale on the premises at public AUG
ton, onsTHURSDAY the 18th day of May, 1876,
at O'Clock P. NJ, that TRULY VALUABLE FARM
located rs above described, containing ONE HUN
DRED AND NINETY-S1X. ACRES OF LAND,
ten acres OF which Is meadow land. The whole farm
has been heavily manured, and Is In high state OF
cultivation; young orchard Of 700 or 800 trees Of
choice fruit we'll Of excellent water In the yard;
also fine spring near the house. improvements I:
Dwelling with seven rooms Kitchen osr stable and ID
divisions giving to the place With the residence one
hundred and two acres and to the other ninety-our
acres with small house occupied by the manager:
The ncarness Of this place to the city, with splendid
pike and railroad communication, with turnout on
the place accommodation trains pass twice day.
ahoud engage the attention OF those seeking plea
SAINT home, and Mt the same time good investment.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale !;
residue on very accommodating terms, and made
known at sale. GODDIN, WARREN q CO.,
ap19-eodtds :Auctioneers.
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BY James d. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHmoND Zoe; On
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
NEAR VENABLE STREET r,r7 A IN on At TIE TIE
THIRTIETH STREETS, AT AUCT1ON-cByy VIZ
tue Of decree of the Chancery Court OF the CITY OF
Richmond pronounced on the Sd day Of July, 1874,
in the case of strngfellow, WHO sues, &C., Us.
Cowle's administrator, &C., we, the undersifnea'
SPECIAL commissioners thereby appointed, VIII pro-
coed to sell ut public auction, upon the premises, IN
the following order-YE.:
On WEDNEsRAY May a. LA, 1875 At 1NS o'clock aOfS, r.
ing four rooms, on the east side OF Seventeenth
Street near Venable street. The lot fronts % feet
An dor THURSDAY the 25th Of May, 1875, at s
O'clock p b., n HOUSE AND LOT, and THREE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ADJOlNSrING, at
fhc corner Of and Thirtieth streets. Tbe lots
front on Thirtieth street about 20 feet each run
ming back the usual depth.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, bearing
six per cent interest the said interest payable semi
annually, and the title retained until the whole
purchase-money is paid; F.....
THOMAS W. BOSWELL,
Special Commissioners
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & SON, Auctioneers. my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-12
BY Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING AND
Y FRAME HOUSE ADJOINING, Nos. 206 AND
2OS WEST BROAD STREET, NOW OCCUPIED
I0NGlNG TO THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM
TREXLER, DECEASED, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-On TUESDAY, May 9Th, ut o'clock P. NJ,
on the premises as above described, I win sell the
property mentioned above. The FRAME HOUSE,
No. 206, has four rooms; lot 20 feet inches by
1872 feet to alley In common II feet wide. The
BRICK DWELLING contains five rooms, and lot
22k feet by 1872 feet alley II feet wide and Is
In good repair; good we'll of water the premises.
The house Is In good condition, new roof having
been put on recently.
This property Is In an improving location, and was
much benefited by the grading Of Broad street; gas
and water-plpes Immediately In front OF the houses.
TERMS One fourth cash balance In four, eight,
and twelve months, six per cent interest added for
FRANK d. HILL.
myS Auctioneer.
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BY Richardson GEO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1113 Main street.

EOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Il ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET
BETWEEN LAUREL AND SHAFER STREETS,
NEAR MONROE PARK, FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-On WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, at Q
ises, -FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, front
ing 25xl47 feet each, with an Gey In the rear, on
the north side of Grace street between Laurel and
Shafer streets. ,
These lots being among the most attractive In the
the city, this sale should be attended by every one
desiring to purchase.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months at six per cent. interest; or, one
fourth cash; balance In six, twelve, and eighteen
months at eight per cent negotiable notes given for
the deferred payments, with interest added and Sc
cured by deed of trust. RICHARDSON CO.,
my II AuctiOneers.
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The Evils Cd Silver Currency.
DESPERATE ADVENTURE OF A WELL-KH6ayN
SOCIETY GENTLEMAN.

SoCIETY GENTLEMAN.
Mr.. George W. Facklcr, the popular agent
Of the Cincinnati Mutual Life Insurance
Company, is tired Of silver currency. And
he has reason to be. Mr.. Fackler, Saturday,
mounted his bay pa!frey for ride in the
country, and chose Kentucky for bis recrea-
ton. He crossed the Suspension bridge
drinking in the beauties Of the river, was
admired by the little descendants Of Daniel
Boone and relatives Of General Grant as he
ambled through Covington, and felt his soul
thrill with pleasure rs he spurrede his
charger and cantered out the Latonia pike.
In the dark of evening he turned his horses
head toward Ohio and soon came to the toll
gate on the road into South Covington.
A woman put out her fair hand for the
toll, and Mr.. Fackler raised his hat with cha
racteristic gallantry, and dropped into the
outstretched rosy palm half dollar OF vir.
gin silver, fresh from the mint.
The mai den eyed the coin for moment,
and then passed it back, saying, softly, as
she bowed to the gallant horseman, while
blush mantled her fair cheek:
eyer can't come none OF yer dog-goned
games oyer me, Mister. want real mo-
ney.n D. ;, u.,,,o,.,,,.oa mr. r.o.,er atn,t
is silver, pure as your thoughts, gentle
maiden, and good for ten glasses OF beer"
DWELL, yer can't get by here on no SIGH
stuff as that, yer bet yer bottom dollar,'
and the pole swung down, and Mr.. Fackler
was banished from his native land.
He felt in all his pockets, and could find
nothing beside big pockets full Of silver eX-
cept checks and drafts. It was desperate
case, and he pleaded with the obdurate
maiden long and earnestly. He gave her
his card. lie offered to leave his blue silk
handkerchief with her he represented the
terror-stricken condition Of his wife and
Titles ones when the solemn night settled
upon that distracted household, and he re.
turned not. He offered his photograph in
Continental costume, pir-back, box OF
hair-pins, q breast-pin, q cake OF scented
soap; but she was faithful to her trust, and
finally Mr.. Fackler dismounted and sat down
by the dollhouse in despair.
To the great relief of his despairing friends,
and the disappointment Of his coronia
party and the disgust Of the obituary writers,
Mr.. Fackler appeared travel-stained and
weary about 1:20 o'clock Mt night, and all
hands were happy. He said, in answer to
numerous questions, that when the horse
left he saw that the situation was desperate,
and recalling some OF his old feats when he
started out in the insurance business, he
commenced to talk to the woman at precisely
s o'clock, and at just 10 o'clock she gave in
and gently breathcd her last, and he slipped
under the pole and wendell his weary way
homeward.
The above Is romance founded on fact
Cincinnati Times, 8th.
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By Chaaan, staples = Cor
Resi- Esfate Agents md Aneticaa eerx
No. i sTenth street. Z q

DRICE DWELLING AT AUCTION.
I'D We win sen on the premises.a on THURSDAY
the ls ssS sE BUN, ' ass
.years No. 81 north Twenty seventh street, con.
taIaing SIX rooms and Kitchen IN the rear The LOT
III lines I25 feet to an nlley In cannon 16 feet
vide The street on which this property is situated
la o desirable one, xrd is now unaer rapid improve
Tbisproperty msss be sold, ana VIC ask the attrad-
arce OF those sceaaag neat as comfortable hocne.
z TERMS: WIN be liberal AID announced at the
NV 10 Real Estate b,ictioHcers.