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Tule, Robt Watson DR. q. 5.
Miles and 4. Z. Fields.
TFHE Collegiate year of 1873 70 will
/ begin on
Wednesday, Sept. 4th. 1878,
and end June 18Th. 1879. when the annual
commencement viii take place.
The year viii be divided into two SEES
sions of twenty weeks each At the ter
minntion OF each session a strict sxami-
nation Of all the fferent classes will be
made in the presence of the Faculty.
WHEN a student presents himself for
admission into the College, he must stand
examination, and i'll he placed in he
class for which his previous attainn4ents
may have qualified him. His further pro
motion will depend upon his application
and progress The examination fot nd
mission will be made Monday aud Tues
day. Sept 81 aud 4th, 1873.
The usual degrees will be conferred up
on students who pass a satisfactory e1
animation upon the studies necessar
therefor.
The College is strictly -seciariSn.
The Preparatory course, in which n
solid English education is given, will be
obligatory.
The Collegiate course is arranged :
cCrIing TO tie Elective Sy IA II e ten
denoy ct the age is toward special SIN in
everything ihe Faculty. lecoGniEinE
this uAs divided he College into schools,
so that = student may siudysin one ar all,
"a he may intend 10 pursue special Vo-
Gallon, or - bis parents May direct.
Ihoroughness will be required III every
depart mcut.
TERMS:
Tuition in Primary and Prepara Dry
Departments, according TO advancement,
per session of twenty weeks - 90, ; so,
$40 90 SD so and Sl5 %.
Tuition in collegiate Department. in
Guiding all the schools, per session of
twenty weeks. S2D 90.
Eradication fee - 90.
Tuition IN Primary AMI Preparatory
Department PAYABLE monthly IN advance.
Juiiion ia Collegiate DcpArtmont paya
bis one halt ~ entrance, and one half az
beginning Of second Session.
Students Studying in any Que pf the
Coiiegiate schools will he charged Col
legiate tuition. Thus student III the
Preparatory Department may. hT paying
the difference between the Preparatory
and Collegiate tuition. stGly Beak keep
ing. COMMERCIAL Law. French, t5crinan,
Latin, Greek. r any one OF them
BOARD may be had III The families Of the
professors o. residents Of the town, at
from SO to Sl2 per mouth
Estimated EXPENSES of student per year
of flrtv weeks, intending hoarl. waAhing
and tuition: Primary aud Preparatory
Department from $50 o Sit,'. COLI giatc
pepartusut = Il ~ -ibJ-
iuiYl9
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Commercial.
COUNTRY PRODUC IRE.

HiCKNkx COURIER OFTicI
FRIDAY, Aug :, Il J. )
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Hickman Male College.
EAS,ELTY:

p q. HA1yBrBroS, Prof. cf Mathematics
and Physics.
C. W FLowyr- Prof Of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
RICHARD HANtIroS. Prof OF Mental and
Moral Philosophy sui English Literature.
R. G. PRArHsR Prof. Of Anatomy.
4. a. FARIs, Prof. Of Physioo Y.
J. ". CowsiLL, Prof. Of Chemistry and
Natural Science.
Csc. RouLnAc, Secretary and Prof Of
Book keeping and Commercial Law
BOnrd or Trustees;
Hon. II. A. Tyler. ChairmAn, Geo. Warren.
Chas. Baltzer, Jno \. Wilson. y. T.
Harness, {. l.. Randle, VIM.
Robinson. Saml Iandrum.
Board of Visiting Trustees:
VIM. Alexander, Sr-, DR.. F VI. Usher, Ri.
D. johnson, Jas. c. Harris, B W.
Tule, Robt. Watson. DIR. q. ).
Miles and 4. I. Fields.
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GEO. WARREN. As a candidate for ths
Once % Nlfy Judge. Sc
For City Marshal.
We are authorized 80 announce CHAE,
A. DOUGLAS ssa candidate for tho oaios
Of Ci'y Marshal
We are ou'horSed - announce Ar
AME5 WARNER. asa candidate for re-
election u the Office Of Cay Marshpi.
we arc authorized 90 snnonnoe W.
JOHN COLE, asa candidate toe the Office
81 City Marshal te
For Cara,y JaSss
We src suihorizej to announce JOINS
W WiNGATE. - a candidate fnr ih- Of
fee Of County JUICE, a. the ensuing An
gust election 81
We are ouihorizeJ 90 Announce n g.
BAILEY. a. - candidate for the oihos cr
County Judge, at the ensuing Augu-t
sleeiion.
Wearc su'ho-ized 10 announce SHELBY
I. DICK. AZ a candidate FOR the Office of
C@nrly Judge, at the ensuing Ausnst
election.
wsArc suthoriI.l 20 Announce JnIrr
!. II Mon fGOMERY. a. csn,Didaic f'r
re- election 20 the oaioe " County Judge
Fer Comfy Court Clerk
We arr authorized 10 Announce IONS
a WILSON. az a candidate for 70 -l-~
tioH "a ihe Office Of County Court Clors.
Election in August
Far Corny tGorH<y
We are authorized 20 nuIo14cc =. 5
MARRS a. a candidate for Connfy -
tornsy al the approaching Angus sl-etioa
We are aniheri1sa - anno1nce GO y
PRATHER as a candidate for rs-elscfion
. the Office % County Attorney, a. abe
ensuing election.
For Sheriff
W. sre authorized 20 Announce Mr. n.
T. TYLER. at a cDndidhie for the ofice Of
Sheriff 60
we nrc authorized 20 announce Y. x.
WALKER. ~ candidate FOR re- election 80
The ore Of Sheriff AZ tie ensuing August
election. "a
Pr Joilor.
W. arc Au horifoi % announce C. ~
CLAYTON. - = candidate for the ofHoe II
JAiicr a. the ensuing election.
wcare auihorisad to announce JOSEPH
BIRKP ATklCh. sr, a. candidate for
The Office II jailer at the snsding August
election a.
We srr AM oi.cf 20 Announoe q T.
THOA hSSON, asa candidate Tor the Office
81 j-iler, al tho approaching August cleo
ton.
We arc authorized 20 Announce LEWIS
rR1rCHBIT. a. candidate for tho Ollie
Of jailer ~ DC ensuing August election
Wes re suf hori1sd 20 annonnco ". j.
TAi LEX tthe present inoumbent,i ~ .
can iiiste Tor re election 10 t..s vl40s VI
jaiior If Fulton county.
For Asssss0r
We are authorized IN announces JANE
@. PARKER. as n candidate for ASsesso
at the ensuing August election.
We arc AUTHORISED 70 announce JN0 T
BRDWN ~ candidate for tbs ofics Of
Assessor, a. the ensuing election.
We nre authorised ~ announce ALONI
10 r. CLARK. Ne candidate for ih
Office Of Assessor at the ensuing olcc'i 4
We arc authorized to Announce b 4
HUBERT, the present incumbent. as
candidate Tor re election TO the Office 4
Assessor. a
We arc authorized 70 announce DYNU
PERRELt.. as a candidate for the ONCE j
Assessor Of FULTON county. at the ens'
ing August election.
Far Surveyor
We are authorized 20 announce R0nf
McCoNNELL ~ a candidAtesfor re-electi
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nS- Short communications On public
questions printed-but not responsible
for sentiments or expressions of cores
pondsnts-exeept where We refuse 10 give
name of author.
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RELIGIOUS.

ST. PuLs EPISCOPAL CHuRcs.--GEoRGr
FLowrHs. Rector. Services every Sunday
and Sunday might,
BAFrtsT-Seryices every sabbath at u
p m. an . p. m. Sabbath School every
Sabbath ~ 5 . clock
NAT s FLsAISG Pastor.
ST. rErER s--CATU3E tc-- Services evsrS
Second SUNDAY in zach month
FATuEH McDoNAt, Priest.
MErHoDfsr EPISCOPAL, SovTa-Services
every SundSy at iO4 o'clock. a. ~. and
p. m Sunday School ~ ? a.m.. G. L
Randle, Superintendent. Prayer Meet
ing cvory Wednesday night.
REv " I. BnLLiNG, Pastor
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gloss and freshness or y'itsH, Inn
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by it's use. Nothing can restore
the hair where tho follicles are de-
stroyed, OF the glands atrophled and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, ana stimu-
lated into activity, so that = new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pas'y sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent tne hair
from turning gray or falling on, AND
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives 70 the
scalp arrests and prevents the lorna
ton of dandruff, which IS often so un-
clearly and offensive. Free from those
doleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous anu inlu-
rious To the hair, the Vi6or can only
benefit but not harm It 4 wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye 1t does
not soil white cambria, ana yet lasts
loag on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver d Co.,
Practical and Anaiytics' .nen's's'
LOWELL, M-ASo.
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3lrw Adrertisrmsnts.
u. |. M'CTTCHEN,
WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL GROCER,
Hickman, Kentucky,
Aeeps on hand general stock Of al kinds
G R o G z r I z s ,
at lewczt cash prizes.
jWly.s- -
!lrw Establishments.


4 SJkAl---en the I'm If July. one
n bali mile north # Caycvs Station
tnlion county. Ky. by T. M shurk. one
nIo"N HORSE. about lil brnds high
about ~ years old. the right hind loot
,wb'te. and a small SPOT In the forehead
~ other marks or brands vi.iIis- Ebich
aPprsi-e At S45. This July l.. 1873.
J. 6. MoMC RKAl. J. +. ,. G.
ags2 ~
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Fur SurreVor.

We are authorized 20 announce RoBri
McCoSNELL ~ a candidAtesfor re-eiecti'
to thc office OF County Surveyor.
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Still in the Business.
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

(l .f ' BE- EF G1.j;115 rs ' eTlr
{ x tBRATED ESSAY onihe "a.
- " cure without nedieihel o
u.rcpsu,EA or Seminal Weak ness' -, ~
nn,ary seminal Losses, lNFoTENsr. ~. 80
aud Physical IncapAcity, imP"di "a 80
Marriage etc; also. CoSsuNrrfoN hrinl 80
.,a prs. induced by sclf-ind"'g ehe''
sexual eKtravaganee, &c Ill
srly-Price in sealed cnVeioPe'
six cents. a.. admira-
bic Essay, clearly demoastrs'e7' The
tI,irfv yrars' successfui practice, ma -
alarming consequences of self-aouss -, =.
he RADICAL, cured wiIhoul the h"hk
use of internal medicine or the =,
ton or tho anife; pointing out a m NJ
cure 2: once simple. cer'Hia and ~ ~
by means Of which every Sahe nv
matter nha, hts condition may ~ "a.l
cure himself cheapiy, PrINs's'''
r,f<IiccUy. hands
eseT~fbis Lecture should 20 IN the hS' va
Of every youth and every man :"
land .fo,, 70
Sent under seal. in plain rnF''','
any address. post psid. on reoeip' -
cents Or Two postage stamps.
Address the Publishsrs,
THE CULvEKw ELL MEDICAL ~,
81 Ann STREET Post OFF % Box $685.
junsl
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Fultou Lodge, No. 40. 4 r. s a. NJ.
meets the second Monday evening I u eve
ry mouth, at : o clock. Officers,
c. J.. RANDLE. " n.
GEoEGB WARREN. Secretary.
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NOTICE

A Ii parties indebted Ia me, will please
~ Gallon Jas a. Warner. or W T
Frent, and settle the same, aud oblige
ie7-trl JOSEPH STEAGALA
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Under the new liquor law in Missis
sippi every saloon. keeper is required TO
buy of the State Auditor book Of cou-
pons, and everybody who takes drink Is
handed one of these coupons. which the
state receives for taxes at one cent each.
If he pays for two drinks he receives an
oran ge- colored coupon good for two cents
II five drinks, blue coupon go Oh for five
cents. Thus man who goes al 1t prop
eriY and sticks to business can take in
enough coupons in six months to pay his
taxes for whole year. This way they
have down there of blending business
with pleasure is calculated, we should
think, TO rob tax paying of its green per
simmon taste. and render il one Of the
Injuries Of life Courier Journal.
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Whereas, there seems to Be some misap-
prehension in regard to the certificate
that 1 furnished Z. r Tyler. quoted above,
| would add the following ia explanation
thereof: B. X. Walker was 1T my farm in
February last, aud l asked him II he in
tended to run for sheriff again. lie re
marked that II no other good man would
run, he would. then told Walker that
/ had heard that Dick Tyler wanted TO
make the race, AMI that Aunt Susan, his
mother, wanted him TO run. Walker then
said if Dick Tyler. wanted the office, he
would not run against him. believe y.
K. Walker meant precisely what he said.
This July 29th, 1873
E. ". STEPHENS.
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August Election.
For GIty Judge.
For CITY MarshRI.

We are authorized % announce Mr
GEO. WABRES As oaudidais for 10
oflce % City Judge "a
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Master Committeeman No,ico.
". H. Koper's Aim r.
futicn Cir
w n Ropcrs heirs s. cr's cui, Court.
4 IL persons holding claims against
- the estate 81 ". H. Roper, deceased
are hereby notified 20 Prove aud BE the
same with me ~ The Office Of q. Is. Pra-
Their, in the City OF Hickman. Ky.. on o.
before the first Monday in August, 1873
or they will he forever barred from pros
ecn,iug their collection against the Al
IuinistrA,oT Of said decedent's estate
". A. BREYARD.
irl4 "a Special Commissioner
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do certify thar | never delivered any
message froul B. r. Walker 70 r T. Ty-
Ter, stating that be, Mr.. Walker,
would not 6e candidate for sheriff, if
Mr.. l. Ter desired to run; nor did Mr. Ty-
Ter ever send any message to Mr.. Walker
by me concerning the race for sheriff
July 10, 1873. E. ". STEPHENS.
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CITIZENS
ATTENTFON VOTERsf

Read these cerlfeates-oue explains
the other. q. r. WALKER.
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The SheriffaltrY.

Whereas, report has been vigorously
circulated to the effect that Mr.. Walker IN
person, or through Mr.. E. ". Stephens,
had sometime during the past spring in
formed me that if wished to make the
race for sheriff, that he would not be a
candidate against me, and that l had in
formed him that would not nske the
race. Now take this means of inform
ing the people that such report is whole ly
unfounded, AS Mr.. Walker will corobOr-
ate-and | would 10Th to become a can
didate against Mr. Walker, if had ever
made any such promise. / hereWith sP-
pend & certificate o Mr.. Stephens, con
tradicting said report.
Z T TYLER.
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A. DOUGLAS. ssa candidate for tho oaios
81 City Marshal
We are onfhoriyed ,o snnounce Ar
AMES WARNER. a. y candidate for re-
election T. the office Of Ciiy Marshai
We arc authorized 80 nnnonnce Mr
JOHN COLE, asa candidate toe the Office
81 City Marshal &C.
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wssrr authorized 20 announce Mr. II
T. TYLER. as a cDndidAte for the onice Of
Sherin &c
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DIAAOEIrION.


TNHE firm o. Garducr White -Uich-
i man FIonring Mills. Is dissol-ei Is
mutual eoasenl v n Garduer retiring
from the firm; having sold HE entire in
'ei"s' TO Mr.. :. \ Niitc-vho arsatncs
all he liahiiiiios oi the old Hr7. a-d is
Aaihori1rd 20 collect the Ssseis The 1is-
solution dates iroui May Is, 49,
". -. GAED% q,
Juno ii 1881 ) \. WHIIE
Referring to the above announcement
beg 20 return my grateful thanks 20 ny
DID friends. and customers. y no have for n
long time given me their patronage N
the mill hrsiners and TO cordially com
|a,sSSs ~ former partner. Mr whife. a.
'ee a leInRn, worthy their continued "a
vors bespeak for Hickman mills, the
support OF the public.
june II, 1918. IL GARDNER.
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We are authorized 20 nnIol4ce '. 5.
MARRS, as candidate for Conn'y 81
torney, AZ the approaching Angus el-etio"
We are authorized - anno1nce GO
PRATHER as a candidate FOR recollection
. the Office % County Attorney, ~ abe
ensuing election
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

4 dressing
~hich i at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
effectual for
preserving the
hair. IT soon
restores faded
or gray hair
TO its original
color, ruth the
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.sa5 Send-fJr copies Of .my Nc,c Roj.c,5
Trios Ests If iictsrs Fr1mss. Chrof4oE
Brackets, Croguet SEES anil Basc B4l;s Tor
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we nrc authorized 20 announce Y. x.
WALKER. ~ candidate FOR re election 90
The ofie Of Sheriff "a, tie ensuing August
election. "a
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FL. Buchanan,

Has now on exhibition his Cheap and
Splendid Stock Of Spring and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-19

THE CoNsTITTTIoN.-When, In the course of hu-
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Many, through prejudice, refuse TO hear read any
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The " Common-Sense Medical Adviser " is an Illus
trated work on Domestic Medicine, of nearly one
thousand pages replete with practical suggestions
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The following named parties testify to the efficacy
| of DR.. Pierce's FANNY Medicines:
George Hu!<iger, Wiiliamsport. Pa: T. ". Grady.
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Mrs W. s. Bonner, Homer, La; John Martin,
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Mrs. Mary E. Heckendom, w. Branch, Wis. !;
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Ohio: j. r. Ferreil, Danville, Va. John s. Clan
don, Abingdon, H.; Mrs. Joel Gregory, Richland,
Iowa Miss j. +. Rose, East Poughkeepsie, n. Y;
Miss Mary L. Stump, Paw Paw, Mich; Andrew
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haven, Miss. Thomas Dawson, Helfensten, Pa.
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THE POULTRY ExHIB1TIoN.-The pros
poets are very good for creditable exhibi-
tion of the Virginia Poultry Association.
which commences on Wednesday. Yester-
day a force of hands was engaged in NOV
ing in the poultry-coops and preparing
generally for the show. Fowls will be re-
ceived to-day. Exhibitors will be present
from Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and
Maryland, as we'll as from various parts OF
Virginia. r..
Garber's and at the door,
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MIs. OATES AT TIE THEATRE.-Mrs. Alice
Oates and her superior English Comic
Opera Company will appear here tomorrow
night at the Theatre, on which occasion will
be presented the romantic comic opera Gil
rofe- Glroha. Mrs. Oates is charming and
popular actress, and will no doubt draw q
packed house. deserved seats can be Sc
cured at JohnStcn's.
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TIE Boy ORATOR AT LEIGHT-STREET BAP-.
TIsT CHURCH. Master Ralph Bingham, the
Bow Orator, will give one of his popular
entertainments at Leigh-Street Baptis.
church on Thursday night for the benefit OF
the Dorcas Society. The cause Is a worthy
one, and no doubt there will be fine a1i-.
dieDce present. 81. q, Il
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THE WALKER LIGHT GUARD EXCURSION
The Walker Light Guard Company B),
First Virginia regiment, and their friends
will tomorrow night leave the city at 1l:10
on the Richmond and Petersburg road for
Charleston, where they will spend the 22d
and take part in the grand military parade
in that CITY,
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f The .COUETERFETT-MONEYt CAsE.--D. y.
Mccormick, charged with passing counter
felt notes OF the First National Bank Of
Hanover, Pa, on ht1cksters In the Second
Market, was examined by the Acting Po-
lice Justice yesterday, and sent on to the
Hastings Court (Judge Guigon) for trial
To save the State the expense Of trial and
imprisonment such cases have usually here
tofore been sent to the United States aJ-.
fhorities. Here, however, counsel for ac-
cused asked that the State. maintain Its
iuriadinfion sg TEsaa 8 JFsy}. 5t, as tfttt
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ANOTHER LECTURE FROM JUDGE FARRAR.
Judge F. r. Farrar will tonight deliver
one OF his popular lectures at Union Station
Methodist church. Subject: Part l., Lights
and Shadows; Part H., The Negro Politi-
clan; Part Ill, The Last Days Of Rip Van
Wrinkle. Judge Farrar, be it remembered,
is a lecturer and bumorist Of note, and
he will doubtless have full house.
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A DELIGHTFUL LAFFAIR.--Sanger Hall was
brilliantly illuminated last night on the oc.
cason of the grand masquerade ball given
BY the Chickahominy Social Club. The
costumes were fantastic and unique, some
beautiful and some ludicrous. The crowd
in attendance was fashionable and gay, and
every one had delightful time.
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ACCIDENT TO A LITTLE BoY.-L Little Payne,
son OF Mr.. d. G. johnson, was seriously burt
last evening by pony he was riding, with.
out a bride, falling on him. The little.fel-
low was taken up In helpless condition by
gentleman passing and carried into his
fathers residence, 201 Mayo street, when a
physician was summoned. He is confined
to bis bed, and will probably be in doors
for a week F s..:tes.t II ts4E ..
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I AUCTIoN Il sALEsTIIrs nay.

3as- On alt saies 5y Reat Estate angas ss,aoe<a
The 1st or January ard last ~ Jsne :ts ta.e.5fs1
the present Uear haze tn je 0nf6ba the pr7sa1ieT.
On an saies made oetpeee1a the Lat of sGt
OF sis wear the t6Ess haze &0 Daio by the seller
(T1iis custom was adopted about dffefE scar ago
byail the real estate agents s Rriss0nd aud a;s-
piiesto Richmond and vietnityJ - 4 81 3 Z
RICHARDSON & Co.. 2. NJ, trustees sa,e Of a
framed dwelling and lot on the west side Of
III Tw enty-seTenth street between and
ROBERT B. LYME. a p. n, store-property on the
east side Of Seventeenth street. corner OF Wai-
5n nut alley, with large dwelling above. and o
i, brick house fronting on Walnut alley.
EDWARD, G.. GODDIN, AZ p. NJ, trustees sale Of
2 brick dwelling No. 207 east Main street.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 4ls p. 81, commissions
ers' sale of brick residence No. LOG Mayo street,
near, franklin street. 3
W. GODDIN, 4 p. b., commissioners sale Of
brick dwelling on the south side or Broad be.
tween Twenty third and TwentY-fourth streets.
JOHN w. WRIGHT. A P. NJ, commissioners sale
OF real state on Seventeenth street, az the inter-
section of Broad and Seventeenth streets. with
two brick stores thereon.