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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-07-06
The Church Offering |!

By l. o. EMERSON. As this fine book contains q
Hundred Anthems Motets etc., all OF the best quality,
II Is book for any choir, and will be extensively
used Anthem Book. Its first design, however Is
Of EPISCOPAL CHOIRs and 1t has the great
est variety brought together Of Anthems ventes
Cantates Jubilates Gorias and Of all other pieces used
In the service Should be universally used. ($12 per
dOzen.)
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r. is a singular coincidence that when
ever there is pieeon-shoot or horse-trot
in the vicinity the notices on the doors 1n-
dictate that all the lawyers are out 81 Io"n
irving cases, or else in the Superior CoufI
library.-Ne,o Haven Register.
A stove-pipe elbow whereof one end had
run over itself with dray "ouid not eA-
cite the admiration Of any man, ana yet II
10 a faithful COPY Of the frame OF the pre-
yailing style of lovely woman's fascinating
summer Haackeye.
The following correspondence explains
itself: ssDear Mrs. Jones,-Please let me
have half dozen tomatoes If you can.
SalIie Smith," "Dear Mrs. Smith.-Wea are
not going to can; we propose to pickle.
Hannah nes."-Keolculc Constitution.
Railroads carry q, 900, 900 passengers safely
where they kill one, but the trouble is to
know when the 100000 have been counted
up and the killing IS to begln.-free Press.
ga Heart Twice Won'' is the title OF
novel Just published. We presume it IS In
two Volumes, as twice won is tWo.-Comlc
advertiser.
The Austrians. in their fighting with the
insurgents in their new provinces, have dug
lid some names that would have paralyzed
the army before Plevna.-Ha1teye.
Why is it That at the hotel the man who
goes is called a waiter, and the man who
really waits for him TO come back IS called 4
guest harrington Haaelceye.
why was it that Robinson Crusoe ?-Cin-
cinnati SATURDAY Night. On account OF
the arrival of Good Friday, perhaps.-Nor-
ristotrn Herald.
Somebody pities the pupil OF the eye be-
cause it is always under the lash. Possibly
here is an explanation Of blood-shot eyes,
Louisville Courier Journal.
A man in convict's garb is distinguished
looking person. 1t is for that striped clothes
are worn.-Picayune.
The average New York Communist
smokes six loayes of bread daiiy.-Cincf1'-
natl Commercial.
An old hunter said: "Fve known a
great many foxes to grow gray, but never
knew one to grow good"
Rev. Billy Murray says French soup tones
I'D mans moral nature. Its great pity
the French don't eat it.-Ddnbury NeaoS.
How to acquire shorthand-fool around a
buZz-saW.
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by W. Goddin,
AucliOnecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF GS7t ACRES
4 OF LAND IN HHNRICo: SIX NILES BE- T.
Low RiCMMoND on AND ,,.o NEAR n3 TIE phd
of Fredericksburg, entered III the May tcrn 1871
In suit therein pending: under the style Q, Dula-
ney's adminls ratur rs. a. j.. Rove %c an'i IN eN
wife. dared June 5. 1873, and recorded in the
clerks Office OF Icnrico county. will sell at rublic
auction. to the highest bidder. on MONDAY. sep
tcmbcr 8, 1878, at IL VI, in front OF the court,
house OF Henrico county, lower PART OF Ricnmoha
cltv the following described TRACTS OF REAL.
ESTATE on or near the Charles CITY road ana III
l. A TRACT OF LAND about six miles from
Rehmond w nGES t hesi S or eo
tanning SAY 204 ACHES.
8. 4 TRACT OF LAND adjoining the two for,
mer tracts, containing los ACRES, 2 RooDs anu
% 4 Tract OF LAND adjoining the lands Of
Byrd George, containing 100 ACRES, more OF
;. A LOT OF LAND adjoining on the NORTH
west the lands of the late Byrd George CONTAINING
uiat of these lands will be shown at sale. and
can lie seen before that time by calling on Yelling
TON Goddin corner OF BanK ana Eeve'p H,rrt
ing the several tracts, and show them 10 any one
wishing to purchase. s., .
TIE TERMS OF SALE are prescribed by deed 10
be cash: but anu authorized TO offer them upon The
erns of one third cash. and The balance In one ana
two years. the deferred payments 10 bear interest
from day OF sale and to be secured by deed Oh
trust. .
The sale is made subject 10 TIL confirmation OF
tic Circuit Court Of FREDERICKSBURG: ana t'' eTeCu
ION of tic Grcds and Gceds of trust VIII ne subject
to said confirmation, to be executed l!ninedlatciy
thereaftcr-the cash payments 10 be made on oay vi
Selling rs trustee will only convey such title rs
is vested IN me, though believed TO be perfectly
Thc quality of these lands for The most part, is
"ei' "'''''NN ~ ''''''' JAMES Il. sENER.
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DuBLIC AUCTION sALE OF

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF o., a; A
LARGE NUMBER OF VACANT LOTS ], IN
HOLLANDS AND SNELLlNGS ADDITION ~
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.-Atth the request
Of the owners and by virtue OF decnee OF me Sir
cult Court OF Chesterfield county, entered At the may
term 1875, of Avis, &C., Hastings admlnistrn-
tor, viii sell. on ;he premises, on IHDksDAaif'
aurust &c, 1878, commencing ut O'Clock +: M.,
Inc following VALUABLE VACANT LOTS us
First. EIGHT, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ca JED
BUILDING LOTS 10 Hoano's ad''ition-fonr
fronting on Dainbrfdge street m rty feeet eacli and
four fronting on Holland street thirty feet tac run
ming beck about ] 80 feet 20 fifteen foot ALE
Second. Also, EIGHTEEN LOTS In said addition
fronting from twentyseycn and half to thirty ,ees
each on Hargroye stree., with depth OF about l32
Feet =. 90,
Third. FOUR LOTS fronting thirty feet, In snel.
ling. addition. on Powhatan street, and near the
residence Of Mrs Jane Baird.
Fourth About TEN EOTSin said addition 'front.'
lug partly on Bainbrnge street an1,arty on Buch-
anan street.
All of these are truly desirable building lots, ana
invite Investors in real estate and persons Wishing
to by good building lots to attend this sac rs am
directed to close Them out for the most part, to Inc
highest bidder. 80 ,
TERMS: One l:aif cash: the balance Mt four and
eight months, for negotiable notes secured by ero OF
trust upon The property, and to carry interest from
Joy of sale F. j. SAMPSON.
nu . nodtds hurtioneer.
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Any object, no matter how trivial, II i
gets into the wrong place, .mey have an eff
| feet upon things out of all proportion to ii
size, on TO its merits; as, for instance, q ba(
picture on the line at the Academy; an i'm
beeile in the Senate; weak man in tht
Presidents chair; a bully at the head Of {
newspaper. a pebble will do as muCl
damage in q delicate piece OF machinery as
Il diamond. At Wallack's one night poor
old gentleman from the country suddenly
became the object Of more attention and
remark than Mr.. Montague himsclf simply
because be happened to sneeze at an I'M
fortunate moment.-Scri6ner'S
Emperor William, SINCE the attempts upon
bis life, has received more than 200 ad-
dresses, the number Of signatures to each
address varying between 10 and 10000.
Several New York s'sawdust and bogus
jewery swiEdlers have written to the EN-
peror Offering him twenty dollars for the
list Of names. They want to supply them
with Autograph circulars. 1t is thought
William will refuse the offer, as he is pretty
well fixed, financially, ut present. Norris
to,on Herald.
Writing from London, &C. C. F.''-Mr.
Fulton, Of the Baltimore American-speaks
OF certain Biz. Willing in that city, who
advertised himself by painting his solitary
name, Willing" on all the vacant spots
accessible to an artist. He says he is anx-
ious to know who Willing is. 1t used to
be said that Barkis was Willing. Perhaps
this Is old b. doing business under an as
sumed nam. b baltimore Gazette.
Is chap in Arkansas, in the act OF ram
ming heavy charge into an old musket,
was killed by a premature discharge Of the
piece. Tho local papers speak of it as a
|tragical affair, but it seems TO partake more
OF the nature Of meilowed .rammer.- Yon-
kers Gazette.
It Is very noticeable that the man who
hasn't been inside OF a church since he was
a boy Is the one who hoWis the londest be-
cause an oyerWorked preacher goes away
for q two-weeks' vacation in August
Batplingtoa Ha,rkeye. .s25.3l
The new party,s argument Do you want
Egreenbaeks? Yes. Then vote the Green-
back ticket. The same style OF argument
would make Q diamond party still more
Ipopusar. - lE,bila psia Press. ss q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24
By W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
] FARMING AND CORD-WOoD LAND IN
CHARLES CITY, VA, NEh WILSON'S LAsD -,
Martin M IiDscom5. trustee. for Adcline I. Lips
comb, his wife, Bearing dated August l.. 1877, and
duly recorded in the clerks office OF Charles Clly
County Court. Deadlock 13. page 13l-belng re,
uuired so 10 do by the beHeiciary-l shall proceed
10 sell ut public auction. In 'front.' 81 tne custom
house III The city Of Richmond. on TUESDAY. sep,
lemhcr 18th, Mt 10 A. NJ. that desirable FARM
AND WOOD LAND In said county. about three
miles from Wilson'S lauGing OIL james river, con-
tanning FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
N ore or less and adoins the lanes OF j. T. Graves
John Lamb. and others. -.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay off note now
due for 1925. with Interest and charge'eof procst
from August l. 1877. and cost OF sale: on credit
as to S35S 81 until LIT August 1879; Oh credit us
to a35S.33 until LIST August, 1850: on credit rs
to S35S.33 until 1st August. 1881; ana as 10 me
residue Of the proceeds OF sale. OIL such terms rs
sfa he announces ut the hour of sale; the whole
credit payments bear interest, and secured by Il
deed OF trust. GEORGE r. ClI<AH rOhD.
an 23-c0dtd lfustcc.
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The Passing of the Clouds.

There came cloud over yonder hill,
When The wind was mufter1ng low,
Round and white as the sails that NIL
When the winds DER the ocean 20.
And the skirts OF the cloud were snowy white,
But the heart of the cloud was black;
And the sunshine fed, and the trees IN fright
Murmured and bowed them back.
And the cruel North wind whistled shri!l,
And the South wind sobbed In turn.
And the East wind slirieked, Come down anc
And The West wind sighed, 6 Return! !"
But the cloud gave heed to sob nor cry,
But swept over hill and plain;
The cloud went by in the broad blue sky,
1>'@ 1.-THE spectator.
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Tnel Triuntph z 81 s,llvsr Bumln.

by pUlrPLx s. ARROW =
,rsas The Board OF Directors Of Libar,xry ha'i
Who. tnsfead OF Tie usual annual baIi: E5
Taey ysss calass in The fair
sweet maids should ,he masculine victims besuiR'
Now the Board Of Directors. With laodable ,s.r
Knowing features less common would add 70 thesr
Tbo muaI 10 Offer premium 10 any one who ,,o
Should pronounce most correctly .he hasa'asi NAME
- = : T,sezoo-a Russian commander,
rro.xoo. sou an..s 49, ------bpjwli
nd this Hoard OF Directors. exceedingly wise,
Would permit every nation 70 Try Tor inc PraTe
The sons @in t. cen could be Won
80 And the gentlemen, hence,
TO induce the more pcnce -,
To the doorkecpers box, made tne prize Hsi'e Luz"
8 nd lie Board was In smtlcs-the whole CITY was
The Contest announced, at The end Of the hall
Sept in regular line, big, m dding. ana suiaIi
From all quarters they came
TO Win lurtc and came
BY putting to fight the redoaotaoic Name
To the right of this line The directors all SIT,
Aud 10 'front.' the majest!cai JUDGE 10 VIII co;,eoo
% %S snemn od Russian. personi1ed knowledge,
While beyond, In lheir rear,
i
hilarious and eager the trial to hear.
a.. a,,...hoard is written the wonderful word
s1is time 10 begin now the first must be n ara
So his collar feels. clears his throat AZ the sa
Starts ont srumbes stops and sinks oSt OF Tue Ane'
Thus they vanish, each one,
Midst uproariOus fun, -,
Till they reach the last manwho seems reaus " -"
1t is Oliver Bumm: he prepares for The he test lest,
Firmly braces his legs and unbuitons MS nes', o,,,b
Then exclaiming "Well try!" opes MS MOUTH
l y0v-S lie lea
| And a sound like the screaks of a thousand dull
Oh! meier did the ear
OF moor mortal hear x.r
snch nondescript dscord of Shrek, WALL anu )eer
,TIs the name! IT'S the name' The professor;
And hand clasping hand, smile the smiles OF the
And the solemn old Russian, no longer now solemn
| While the Board. one and all,
| Look as blank as The wall, -, A.,
| And the shouts of the people resound through the
| ball.
7. &c done. ,Twas feat nc'er accomplished oefore
| Aud tbc name of its hero shall live cyermore;
Rnt this Board Of Directors, In orGtr 10 pay ,or,
| The prize they had offered couin hho he q way
| Than to sell the great haii'
| Library and all,
Where they never again gave an annual ball.
vopM YOU know how this hero, brave Oliver
| Was enabled so mighty a word TO o'ercome?
lie stood near the window, left open Tor air. 49,,
Out-of doors were nine nrchins, Instructed WIFE
at his signal "Wen try!"
Every lad in reply,
nour barrel placed under The window. into whicr
barrel WAS also thrown lighted pack Of re-crack'
ers, and that's how and Why. c,.,.o,or
(" Bric-a-Brac," Scribner for Septemoer'
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Her Dream.

"I dreamed" she said-with heavy hearts we lis-
tened
"1hat was in garden wondrous fair:
like gems of rarcst beauty everywhere.
Sweet was the air, and tremulous With singing
OF hidden song-birds waking from their dreams,
And ip the west the pale moon still was ci1nging,
While from the east burst forth the radiant beams
or most glorious sun-So bright so bright!
That I, at first, could scarcely bear the lSht.
81 dreamed -her voice grew faint, her smile grew
brighter
Tall lilies than the early snowfakes whittier.
And bluebells like the sky in summer hours;
pale rose bloomed-tho sweetest ever born;
And ms gaZed heard an anse! saying,
THE roses here know neither death nor thorn;
Enter dear soul.'m Her spirit upa ard flew.
And while we wept we said, Her dreams come
true.N
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Rhe !. sssook !, yvashtnxteu.
IN ~ = u tn,, II ~

g.
Mullie Allentharp, d colored woman, died
ii, this city Friday, at the age OF 115 years,
ne stated by the minister who preached her
funeral last Sunday. At the time OF her
death sils was probably the oldest person In
kentucky. She came from Virginia many
wears apo, when the greater portion OF
kentucky was little more than Wilderness;
and lived to sec .it 80 blossom as rose
She heard the spirit-stirring tifes and drums
OF the Revolution, calling the "braye Con-
tlnentals in their ragged regimentals 70
the FRAY to throw off the CALLING yoke Oh
the British tyranny, and heard the shouts
that made the welkin ring when CornWalils
surrendered at Yorktown. She remem-
bered and loved to talk about washington
at the head OF his troops, and said sile once :
shook hands. with him. In the death O!
this old lady probably has passed away: the
last person who could say they ever sa"
the person or heard the voice OF Inc Father
of his Country. She had for nearly cen
tury been consistent church-member,
maintained her mental faculties to the last,
was willing and anxious to die, and when
the supreme moment arrived. passed away
as calmly as tired child sinking to slum-
her.
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RICHMOND. FRED'G Il POTOMAC r. X. Co.,{
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. June 6, 1877.
MONDAY, 10TH IN
" SLANT, tratus on this road viii run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
NO. 1-7:45 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
inrtor, 1:io p st.: Bstimorr.3
New Yo.S. 1905 =. NJ.
NO. 1900 ?. ~, leaves Byrd-Street station daily;
due a. Washington. 9:05 Z. NJ:
Baltimore. 1905 P. NJ: rhila-
deiohla, $40 a. NJ; New York
No. $500 P. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station
oalv; due a, Wast inG1on 1:20
a. NJ: Baltimore 3:l5 4. IL;
phiIadcnna. $40 a. NJ; New
York, a:3J d. ".
10. $500 PM, hCCo&MoDATiON TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Br0aI-
Street station daily Except Str!-
day..
SOUTH BOUND.
No, 2-lO.55P.M., arrives at Byrd-Strcct station
daIiy except Sunday. Lrayss
dephia. 1915 4. NJ: Balti-
me, IA +;s !, + + NJ; Washing
>o' go 'i'' datlv. Leaves New York, s:55
=. NJ; PhiIadelphia, $50 r.
NJ: Baltimore, 1920 A. NJ. !;
Washington. a. NJ.
No. G-s:l5 a. NJ. arrives ut Byrd-Sir,ct station
daily. Leaves New York; $50
u. M.: t'Ill:a'ie'nnla. sou = +.
~: Baltimore. 1875 a. NJ. /;
Washington. 2:l5 a. VI.
No $3.50 A. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arr,vc at BruaG-S;reet station
daily Except sunday.
STOPS.
No. makes all regular stops EXCEPT ut Hungary
No. makes all regular stops except at Rulher
Glen and Hungary.
No. 3 stops 1T all regular stations except Hun
gary.
No. stops ONLY III Richlana, Brooke, Fredericks-
burg, Milford, Junction. ana AsnIanu
No. 5 stops ONLY mt Ashland, junction, PenoEi'
Milford, and Fredericksburg.
No. 6 stors ONLY AZ Fredericksburg. Summit,
Gunea's station. Woodford, Milford, Pcnola, Ru-
t!lere,en, junction. aud Ashland.
N,JS and 8 will makeal regular stops. m
The passcnger-car attached to freight TRANS VIII
he discontinued G. \. TAYLOR,
General Ticker Agent
+. T. %. MYERS. General Superintendent. lc7
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To Ulysses.

| charge thee. talk not too much
With thy mouth. ,s
AT the same time do little Ginning for fhysct,
Hut quietly Cherish those ROSTERS who hate you
Murat Halstead. for instance. and out OF respect
To Murat's feelings knock of en- ice-wa!er
And take little whiskev for the stoniach'S sake;
Pretend all the time that you wouldn't take the gin
OF nomination,
And at The same time go for it. Fix things
Smile with those who smile.
Weep with those who weep;
In fact, shin upro everybody, but don't
Give yourself away. Be always up TO sGun.
Have grit. spunk, check. BE lust
AS good us you can. Let all the ends
Thou aimeSt at be thine own, brother Orrles,
Casey, Dents, RObeson's. Babcock's. He'knap's,
G0sS Shepherds, WiIliamss. keogg's,
Packart's. McKees. Jake Rehm's. and other
Patriots. And ere long thou shalt know
How sweet thing 1t Is
boston Post.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll2 Inin strppf.

GALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
- ON HOLLY STREET.-By request OF o me OWE ",
O'Clock r. NJ on the premises, No. ia Holly street;
between Pine and Laurel streets. fronting on SAD
Holly street 90 feet, and running back between
naraIel lines i feet. THE HOUSE1s frame ana
contains four rooms: and has The usual out-houses.
There i an excellent well OF water on the premise
,rrRMs. Very accommodating. and viii be an-
nD" ' DC " ~ Auctioneer.
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by PoindeXtcr & Tuppcr,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 41S ACRES OF
i LAND, AND SPLENDID IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, IN HENRICO COUNTY: TEN
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. ON THE RIVER
ROAD. LEADING FROM RI II NJ o d TO
CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSEOC OCCUPIED BY
DIR. j. L. JUHNSON.-By virtue OF certain deed
OF trust executed by George B. Eonnell trustee. for
Margaret L. johnson. dated July 2S: 1877, anu duy
recorded I'm the clerks office of the Henrlco County
Court (Ieiault having been made In the payment OF
u certsin note therein securcll shall SELL neng re-
ouired so to do by The beneficiary, OIL FRIDAY. Au-
gust 80, 1878, ut Hcnrico County Court. ut IL ~,
the above valuable property. This farm IS consid-
erei one of The best below the city, the land and In
provements being very supertcr-the low-grounds
extending back to the river. A hrst-c'ass dwelling,
appe out-huildings, and lime-kiln recently erect
ed. are part OF the premises.
TERMS: Cash as To expenses of sale, and note OF
500 due July 2S, 1873. with interest TO day OF sale
and the resilue upon the following credits: One
note OF $50. payable January 2S, 1879; and TWO
notes or 400 and $1,000 each, payable July %,
1879: and the balance payable upon such terms as
shall be announced ut sale.
G.. x. MACON. Trustee
PorNDExTER & UPPER. Auctioneers. au 20
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81 J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.

V,WO BRICK HOUSES AND FRAME
4 STORE ON TWENTY-FIVE STREET.-By
THURSDAY, August 29rh, 1878, at O'Clock
p. M. TWO BRICK HOUSES, Nos. l6 and 10
rwcnty-6fih street. fronting thereon about htIccn
feet faSh. There Is FRAME STORE in front OF
No.1S The attention OF parties desiring paying
invest mcnt Is called to this sale
TERMS: To be announced at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
,uoa AuctiOnecr.
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By Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctionecr, and Notary Public,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUsTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF VAL
4 UAGLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
trust dated July 5, 1877. in Deec-Book No. g page
561, from John c. Robertson special commissioner
in the case of Traylors guardia us Trayor's Heirs
EenY REQUIRED so to do by the beneficiary, will
sell on TUESDAY, September g. SIS. 1T O'Clock
r. H. the rea estate described in said deed las fol-
lows: ONE SQUARE or VACANT LAND, No
1906. I'm the city of Manchester, bounded by Eve
retr. AIaury. and Fifth and Sixth streets. and LOT
No. 4. I'm said city. In square 1908. fronting 132
feet on Maury street between Second and Third
STREETS.
This is not only valuable property for building
sites but IS considered the best body of brc; clay
for which Manchester is lruthfully celebrated.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the cost of executing this
trust and 10 pay the amount of S7l D and interest
the balance upon such terms as may lie announced
on the ,.ay OF sale. W. L. COWARDIN.
an Trustee.
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by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Arctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rTRUsTEE'S SALE OF FOUR GOOD
L WORK.IIORSES AND A TWO-HOfsE
Of trust from Richard +. Jones 10 the subscriber,
dated 23d February, 1873. and duly recorde,': he
ing required by the creditors so to do VIII sell by
auction. III the farm occupied by said JONES, known
as the Hopkins farm, lying about six miles west Or
Richmond. on WEDNESDAY. 2S'h August. ut !k
O'Clock i. NJ the following property conveyed In
said dce,l-to Wit FOUR GOOD WORK. HORSES
and ONE HEAVY TWO-HORSE WAGON:
ERMs: Cash. GEORGE NJ. DREMRI,
Trustee.
Cpr-rns E. WILLIAMS. Auction erS. au 23