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Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25
Teachers Institute.

The Institute met at Western Grove
school house, Sept. Goth, and was called TO
order by President S. 4. Davis, at 10 O'Clock
a. N.
G. f. Pool was appointed Secretary, pro
tenn.
SHOULD bookkeeping be taught in the
public schools - by S. T. Davis.
Mr.. Davis made a lengthy speech On the
affirmative side of the question and was fol-
lowed by Prot. s. Thompson, of Centralla "a,
and +. NJ. Shell On the affirmative and S. d.
Ellis and g. E. Pool taking a negative view
Of the subject.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Which should receive the greater atten-
lion in our public schools-the Sciences or
Mathematics PROF. Thompson, followed
by Geo. d. Bowman.
Has teaching been reduced to a Science?'
C. f. Pool, followed by Il discussion.
"Hcw to awaken an educational interest
among the patrons ?"-S. ID. Ellis.
The subject was then discussed by &. l..
Denham, Ii. A. Gass, Melyin Pool and
Others.
The query box then furnished many top
les for short discussions in regard to grading
pupils, written examinations and other sub
]ects for school work.
The following officers were then selected
for the next term S. ID. Ellis. President,
g.. L. Pool, Vice President; Geo. u. Bow
man, Sec'y.
Executive Committee-Prof. j. ii, Ny
ers, f. NJ. Shell and Geo, ID. Bowman.
Those on duty for the evening session be-
ing absent, and as there was an appointment
for q Greenback meetin !, in the school house
tor the evening, the Institute adjourned to
meet Mt Laddonia on the third Saturday in
October.
The Institute was very well attended by
this people of the vicinity, but the number
of teachers present was not so large as had
been expected,
GEo. ID. BOWMAN, Sec'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25

ed out-the glass from the windows,
chairs and human beings, were all
mixed up and piled into one corner,
but most fortunately no one was kill
ed. A lady (whose name we can't
learn, as she is unalle to speak)
bound for st. Louis, who had been
sick on the train all night, and who
was lying in the front end, just where
the car struck, was very badly cut
upon the head and face. She is not
expected to live Young Cordell,
son of banker Cordell, of Marshall,
was badly cut about the head, but
will recover. Some eight or ten
more Passengers we're severely cut
and bruised, not dangerously though.
DIR. Humphrey, who was on the
train and had charge of the sick lady,
was slightly cut and badly shaken up.
This is the luckiest accident that
ever come under our notice. 1t is
the greatest wonder in the world that
at least fifty persons were not killed
outright. The fault was with the
forward brakeman, who told conduc-
tor Bishop the main track was clear.
Bishop had the name OF being a good
railroad man and the blame of this
accident rightly falls on his brake
man, we hear. Mr.. Bishop has re-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25

The seniors of Hardin College will
hold IN open session Of the College
chapel, on Friday, Sept. 26, COM
mencing at z l-2 O'Clock, P. NJ. The
public are cordially invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25
DIED.

In this city, very suddenly last Sat-
urday, Miss Florence NJ. Jones. Her
remains were inferred in the new
cemetery last Sunday. Rev. T. j.
Gooch Officiated at the burial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25

In this issue Of the LEpGFR will n'
found an advertisement Of tp" oid re-
liable firm of Ricketts, & Elii'ioils.
Give them a call. One price store
No snide goods,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25
MARRIED.

At the residence of Z. Hughes, on Wednesday,
Mark +. Crawford and Miss Gala Vaughan, of
Audrain County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25

If you desins to trade or sell farm
ing or grazing lands in Aadrain or
adjoining conrties, send description
with lowest cash price 10 @. VILLA
|ker, Real Estate, Loan and General
Insurance agent. Office over New
Savings Bank Baiiding, Mexico Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25
1s4 -@a%feL1 ~rkYeI 5@A+n 10


I56 same VS. Mason
157 same We Salter ct al
158 same VS. Shay
159 same VS. Dermody
leo same VS. Griffith
161 same VS. Ryan ct al
l62 same VS. Willingham
1863 same VS. Sharp
1874 same VS. Voorhis
i65 same VS. Taylor
i66 same VS. Hayden
167 same VI Kilgore
1853 same vs. White
1863 same vs Jones
40 same vs Orr ct al
III same vs. Roberts +.
I12 same VS. Denny
l73 same vs. Hendrick
ia same vs. Musick
It's same VS. Rollins ct al
RETURN DOCKET.
1s5 Cochran vs. Cochran
1S6 Coil vs. st L X G & R'y
1877 Eller ct al vs Black ct al
1873 kennan VS. johnson ct al
lS9 Gilchrist VS. Lambert
100 Hardin VS. Smith ct oil
1911 Smith VS. McKesson
1872 Fowler VS. Mcintyre
1873 Anderson VS. Anderson
1914 Threlkeld ct al Threlkeld ct al
1875 VOCAL ct al VS. Rodes ct al
1876 Moore VS. Miller
1917 Plumb VS. Hord ct ii
1913 Morris VS. Morris
1919 Simmons VS. Simmons
200 Lyons vs. French ct al
201 Rsthburn VS. Heckart
202 Sames VS. Ess
2Oa Walden VS. Walden
204 KEENAN, VI Harris
POS Kempinsky VS. Widaman
FOG Allen VS. Allen
POI Swan VS. Swan
208 Mitchell VS. st l. X c & n
209 Scanlet VS. Sampson
210 Green vs. Gordon
PIP White VS. Calhoun
213 Runkle VI Galloway ct al
PA provinces VS. Washington
215 Mitchell VS. st l. X q &
ZIG Alexander VS. Haden ct al
PIT Luckie vs G & A X Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25
LATER.

We learn this morning that the
freight car which was lying on the
switch, was blown down to the side
track by the wind storm of Tuesday
night. This is the first accident that
conductor Bishop has ever met with,
and the fault-if there is any-ls with
his brakeman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25

. The biggest fool in the world Is
lead Re told his mOther-in-law sha
lied. She did it aith her little skillet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25

Free lunch at "Jake's'' saloon
every day from 10 to IL. Don't fail
to drop in. % It.
Don't fail to try those delicious
oysters at McLaren's.
Fresh beer on tap all the time at
'sJake's'' saloon. 22 ct.
The finest wines and liquors at
Jske's saloon. Fresh beer always on
tap. % 2t.
All the boys 60 to Jake's saloon
for fresh beer. 20 ct.
Jake's saloon is the popular resort.
bort fail to try his beer-aiways
fresh. z zAs.a % 2t.
The most stylish place for oysters
is ut McCarten's. He receives them
fresh every day. 11-2t. =
Call a. 1. P. C. Taylor's ,psxnufac-
tory and examine the CentsnniGIB Bed
Spring before you buy. 20 II.
Tammany may go up the spout,
but Virgil Williams win never stop
selling groceries. ~ 2f2-t. I
Virgil Williams has bonglt Null
out aud has moved his stock Of gro
eeries ia with f)r. Patterson. Give
him call. 2s It.
Jake Is doing an immarnie trade at
bis new saloon, drop In try his fresh
beer. Free lunch every day iron 10
10 u. :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25

MACON, Mo, Sept. 22.-Mschael
Raas, an employee Of The wagon factory
ut this; place, killed his uifs and then
committed suicide by blowing out his
brains. The wife fell upon her babe,
eleven months old, aud smothered it
to death. .iIa3l aH ass 1'd.1 aa5
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25

Jake Is doing an immanle trade at
bis new saloon, drop In try his fresh
beer. Free lunch every day cfsom 10
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-25
JUNE TERM.

TUNE ADJ0IJRNED TERM.
1 Ma,,dav Sa.,t 9snd-St.so ,s
Weir.
D Thursday. Sent. 25fh-State vs..
KiICorp.
i Manaav Sent Sa4h-Sfa,e vs
Simpson.
TUESDAY, sept. SOth-istate VI.
hartley tf al.
inursdays Get. 2nd-'sfate vs..
fseasas.
2 SATURDAY, oce. 4thr-otste VI
Hhhelts.
REGULAR TERM-CKIMfNAL
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-29

Both saw mills are busy, and the
stock Of logs is steadily decreasing.
Mr.. JOS. Dowser is building an adj
dition to his house; also new gram
airy.
We look for IA big crop of wild
gooseberries this summer in this vi
entity.
A. J. Barrett has purchased a yoke
of cattle Of Mr. Frank Roher. Con-
sideraton, $4,000.
A number of the Good Templars
expect to attend the Temperance con-
vention at Ellsworth in June.
The ring Of Mr.. jesse Palmer's anvil
and his voice in song, are alike heard
in nearly every work hour during the
day,
Our Sabbath school is in successful
operation with Mr.. jesse Palmer as
Supt., and Charley Otman, Asst. Supt.
Opening hour 10:30 Am. Preaching,
$50 PM, by Mr.. JOS. Rounce.
Miss Ada Moore has decorated heI
school room with house plants, mot
toes, and evergreens, making it look
cosy and home-like. She has ahappy
faculty of making places look pleasant
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CLIFTON.

Picnics occasionally.
?. Casey sports a new buggy.
Ed. Miller is up on the drive.
Wheat crops are looking better.
Peterson is building new house.
G. w. Beers was i'll town last Satur-
day.
N. Schofeld is building a house on
his farm.
Gypsies have been travelling through
our town.
wv. Davis is ". c. T.. of Pierce
Valley Lodge.
Miss Mary Beers is at Star Prairie
for short time.
Pathmaster Dale is improving the
hill 10y ]. G. Vests house.
R. s. Angel is at Breckenridge, Min
nesota, working at his trade.
J. Smith has become possessor Of
fine carriage direct from St. Paul.
We assessor is now making his regu
lar calls and consequently the farmers
'halnt got nothin. .
- ". " CSt 10 NUAl5 q " tA1AO'7@A41 oe'A
ness in stock at present; orders b!
mail promptly attended to.
J. Hammond has gone west. Con
veyance prairie schooner Al Atkins
also started at the same time.
Visitors at Glenwild Lodge last Sat
urday night from star Prairie, Pierce
Yalley, Lake ShoreanG Prescott Lodges
I Oncers installed at Glenwild Lodgt
for the present quarter as follows: "
| c. T., F. F. Judd; w. Y. IT,. Mar.
Kendrick; W. t.. Mary West; W. 5.
| II. 5. Judd; W. Z. S. Helen Atwater
| W. 0. G., John Hardy; ". c., VIM
! Schofeld. w. NJ, f. G. shelton. w.
G.. Ella Brown; w. Z. s., Mary Camp
/ bell. ". d. H., Sarah Scholield; W
i. s., Nellie Kendrick.
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Losr GREER.


Bug harvest now NegInS.
Wallace Crownhart has returned
from northwestern Minnesota. He
says gr1sshoppers Will eat every thing
there tsis year. lie locates on Lost
Greek
In a half mile on l.. /. Lewis place,
Lost Greek falls 20 feet On the short
est possible course down the Lost Creek
Valley the descent will average 40 feet
per mile.
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FL. iA~O.
Crops are now looking well.

Crops are now looking we'll.
The show for apples is yet good.
Plums are going to be scarce, ow-
ING to frOsts.
NJ d. Mcintyre has moved here
from Trimbelle.
We hear that Hugh Mcdonald has
a good pair of mules.
Mrs. jameson, from Massachusetts,,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gilman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-29

The most dangerous class of tau4s
and luhaus iu our large cities, il,
been drinkers. journal of ias5rify-
Ta.f,,y ,l,ci,. constitutions srs;,
,,.,, tl,a tl,frd ,,,r,.fa l,st .l,as not i,
g,a... o.rt,a..,,.y .a,.,, f., f.If
.,L.r f,.t u.,.nat ,eaa;,.5 q,i. s
.nso.,. t,.a ouestfap
Eva hNtiiln. NOD iaNer Fails al
thoagh het setls .ie o3d'y crowded
10y ian unusually large attendance seats
hy grades. with few exceptions, and
Is well pleased with the plan MI
are.
Those boys aud girls who stay ut
home la avoid compositions, uc not
likely 70 he very brilliant in amy de.
...,.. ~, -,
IL N',', 49, i
KINKS. tl,,,, "
/ "''H L'",' 7" ""' 'o',''''ll "''ou'
7'"V''5 P"lii9 ny s'''"'S'9' II'"V 'eclla-
IONS can "e '"''"S''" "'O'oul e'II'i'S
oF'S7t' y 'he i'ci1'lloh seats. "heh
IL '''i'l'"l oe dome "IV'ouI Se"Iiilg boys
''id ~ H H. ille same ~" u seats Is
II a1'is''le y. we Know OF no oD-
J''''o" 70 'e'''nS "o97 ana gus =
~ ''''' row = ''''5 p'AS' PIE Even
""'ie eve i''I 'oH''l''ois IeIl''ef sep
'i'''e Ieceasts III. t''o sexes htceaS'I n
''I "i''''iy eN'' - do EASILY Iil'"e as
"'sH W. o.. WY ~ ar''ll''s was gen
el'''. 'S'' we .lN = 4 '''' Sehoo' 81
O'e hiI9"o' III Sc''oo'' ana observe V''"I
49, III, Il, Ill Il, -
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.REEs n.EFE.

MRS. s. NEWELL-Proirssiou Midwife
and Nurse Residence ON corner Main md
Division streets, South of the South Fork
bridge. River Falls. Wis 2l-36
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Cook & Bell wish it distinctly under
stood that they will sell goods as low,
or lower, than any house in River
Falls.
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RIVER FALLS, MAY 24h, ~

RIVER FALLS MAY 24h, ~.
Meeting called to order by President
Baker
The following appointments were
made: Critic. Miss Curtis; Sec NJ. j.
Baird.
Miss Watkins introduced the topic,
Botany. Teachers decided that the
technical names can BE taught to small
scholars 10y teaching few at Il time.
Gray's GLOW Plants Grow" for a ref
erence book was spoken Of as one of
the best.
The subject, s'The Qualifications Of
Teachers, by Leslie WhitcOmb. The
raising the standard of examination Of
teachers seemed to meet with great IA
vor from the teachers.
"Order in Schools, by A. P. Weld.
He brought out some very fine points.
One was, ''Adapt yourself to circum.
stances.
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Critics, report
Adjourned for IA hours.
AFTERNOON.


Meeting called to order by Miss Clapp.
Mr.. Baker called to the chair. Miss
Clapp was appointed critic for after
noon.
Miss Hawkins introduced the subject,
Drawing, by a class exercise. The con
clusion was reached to commence draw
ing with points and lines.
Reading next by Miss Lizzie Parker.
Young children should begin by print
ing their lessons and then continue to
do 50 until able to write and then write
them.
The idea Of having all pupils close
their books, except the one reading, was
advanced with considerable force.
Diversions, by Prof K. L. Reed.
He showed that teachers should be in
formed on the topics of the day.
Should read Virgil, Scott, Pope etc, in
preference to dime novels and other
light literature. Teachers should be
leaders in moral and social reforms.
J.T. McCleary presented the subject
sWords." He would teach the mean
ing of prefxes, sufixes, by comparison
more than by teaching the scholar.
He would not make a regular exercise
Of it, but would bring them before the
scholar whenever they occur in other
lessons.
School discipline by c. w. Beers. lie
would have a teacher be very careful
and control himself first and be prompt
in actions. Teachers should recognize
the scholars.
Com. on Resolutions reported:
ResoIred. That the Normal schools
are doing good work in the direction
of enabling the teachers under theil
charge to think and act for themselves
ReSoEred, That reading should be the
central branch of study in the district
schools.
Resolred, That the standard necessa
rv for the teacher to attain IN order Il
receive a certificate should be raised.
ATTENDANCE.
f. E. Chamberlain. Eva Garfield, Ella
Day. Matte Taylor, Emma Cooper, W
w. Powell, Clara Kingsley, w. D. Par
ker. J. I. McCleary, Mrs. j. I. Nc
/ CIeary, Ida Wescott, n. LOOMS, Mag
gle Anderson. Sallie Kinkle, Marrett;
Pope, G. A. Kriesel, Nellie Cooper, w
II. Rowley. Jr.. r. L. Red. Nellie
yannatta. q. Whitcomb, b. IIitchings
Addie Everett. Betsy NJ. Ciapp, Zelii
West. Nellie Nelson. W. II. Cox, 6. T
Dawley, J. R. Fay. Anne Saunders
Sarah Elliott, X. Oakley, T. Hammond
A. II. Peck, NJ. NJ. Ulrieh, II. IL
I Smith. Lucy f. F0ote, +. D. Day. An
/ rnsta wales, @ Fargo, Emma Noble
| Emma Monroe, Mary West, Myra Par
/ ker. W. Beers, II. II Hail. Eva Powell
1 B. TAYLOR. y. L. Griffin, z. Harrington
r. Faulds, D. n. Woodbury.. Emm
watkins. W. 5. Lauder. Evaline Van
malta, NJ. Fl Blake.
Critics, report.
u. J. BAIRD,
sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

Nurses. NC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WOMAN AS NURSE; DO ALL
Nknds OF family sewing make herself otherwise useful
Cali at 80 Blocker ST., Working womens Protective
nian
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21
: srsrToF sAa.Es-.s,nture Days.
!. by Grnbbs C Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AncffoHeers'
-. ...a4 a,nf .snnn Main and fsfk.

THE FINE ESTATE IN FAUQUlER
COUNTY. VA, KNOWN AS .MELRCSE,''
FOR SALE BY AUCTI0N.I1 execution ,e Of h e,
lie ease OF Caldwell and WIFE, &C., os. Kent. &C.
the undersigned. the special missioner appoint
cd FIR The purpose, will sell by auction upon the
,,rernises on TU tuesday, the 18th day OF November.
ir7a. com mcDclng ut IL O'Clock NJ. The ine estate
known as MELROSE," ylng In F uquier county
Warrenton junction; the dwelling being one nlie
from the railroad and six miles from ne town OF
Warrentnn. 1t contains about NiNE HUHDhED
AND EIGHTY FIVE ACRES, a large proportion
being arabic land. we'll adapted to grass md The ce-
reals. and especially to grazing and The remainder
Is wooed: the whole being well fenced nd drained
ana abundantly "waiered by running streams.
The BW ELLISG tculled " Merose Castle y, 4
in thorough order. aud is ore or the most spacious
and elegant residences In Virginia IL Is Situated on
enineDce overlooking the estate and In the midst
Of grove or nal I've forest trees. The out-blDnPS
Tie estate Hes In of the healthIGst and most de-
strable portions of the State n the midst OF high
ly-cuIfvated society. easily accessible hv railroad,
and offers many attractions rs can be found In
any property Of the kind.
TT VIII be sold as whole or divided into suitable
tracts, as may he determined on at the time OF the
sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance in one. two,
and rrCc years for bouds bearing interest from the
day OF sale. and the title retaltd by the Court un-
I'll full raYment is made.
Persons wishing 10 purchase are invited TO eX-
anime the property before the day OF sale. MIR.
Walter Il Nelson, whose post-nfice address IL Cas-
Sanova. Fauuuier county. Va. ard who is now re-
siding the place, will take pleasure I'D showng It,
ROBERT HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
Sale 10 be conc ucted by GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
AuctfOnpers, Richmond, Va, no IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21
!, 90 nan, min q, sri,ler, jacob Manning.

Gee. Ben, amin q. spiilcr. jacob Manning.
I RandoI i District- Leo. Rosser.
prestding elder. reported iayorabIy on d s u
character or the following John q. KoWe.
I'll. bacon, Major s. Col0na, Paul Brad
iev William q. Williams, r.. N. s. BlogR.
RA. Arm,stesd, James e. Potts (plaeec
t,nnn fhe supernunerary sist). e. Il. U.
nntts. James H. Taylor deceased, William
a Crocker. Jau1es e., Braunfn, Robert u.
Beadlcs. William w. Bennett. John j.. Clark.
Eastern Shore Distrlct-Rev. George b.
Raw, presiding elder, reported favorably on
the following: j. L. Spencer. c. e: Vert
enbaker, j. Carson Watson, J. T.. McSpar-
ran, John w. Hiidrup, James d. Lumsden,
Richard J. Moorman, William J. Twnty,
Josiah u. Hank, James H. Daiby, John IL.
PatiesoD.
The Bishop then commented upon tue
fact that during the examination OF .cnarac.
ter there had not been single complaint
against a member OF the Conference.
During the examination OF character the
following gentlemen were introduced to the
Conference by the Bishop: Rev. M. 5.
watts. Of the Holster Conference; Pro-
fessor E. Wiley, Of ENJOY and Henry Col
lcce: Rev. w. D. Thomas. d. D., OF the
Freemason-S,reet church. Norfolk; and the
Rev. DR.. Hamili, of the Baltimore Confer
ence. 49,.
Rev. S. s. Lambeth announced that the
openipg sermon OF the Conference would
he preached at the Granby-Street church at
O'Clock at night by the Rev. j. W. Bed
soc. A number OF announcements Tor meet
inss OF various committees Tor the after
noon and night yesterday were made by
the chairmen OF the respective committees.
Rev. r. III. Saunders stated 10 the Confer
cncc that he was authorized bv the people
o, the East Norfolk circuit to offer their hos
pitalit,es to the members OF the Conference,
and that he was prepared to do SO at MS
house, the people OF his district having sent
him supplies for that purpose. x
Rev. w. W. Royal, having passed exaT1i-
nation as TO character, will appear Tor eX-
animation in the class OF studies OF the
fourth year.
The Conference then adjourned With the
singing Of the doXology and the Denedlctlon
by Bishop Wightman.
The session was witnessed by large
number OF spectators, good many OF "hom
were ladies. 49,.
OPENING SERMON.
A very large congregation assembled In
the CRANKY. Street Methodist Episcopal
church last evening to hear the opening
sermon before the Conference by Rev. S.
Wiley BIeGsoe, OF Charlottesville, Va. After
the opening exercises Of singing and prayer
Rev. MIR. Bledsoe delivered an able and elo-
oucnt di course on the "Unity OF the
Church" The speaker occupied about one
hour in the discussion of bis subject, en-
claiming the undivided attention of his
bearers throughout the delivery OF the dis
course. At The conclusion Of the sermon
the sacrament OF communion was admins
tered to the Conference, Rev. DR.. Sledd
conducting the service, assisted by Revs.
w. e. Judkins. A. G. Brown, and W. &.
Lumpkin. At the conclusion OF this I'M
pressive service the congregation was dis
missed with the usual benediction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21
BY J Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and AnctlOneer,
1l13 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT FRAME
4 DWELLIN o. TWENTY-FOUkTf
STREET NEAR \ STREFT-By virtue OF q deco
of trust dated April "a, 1878, executed by Mar!
NJ. Flournoy to the Undersigned. trustee, and re-
corded In the Richmond Chancery Court. ID. IS
liz G., page 900. to secure The PAYMENT VI certain
neg Jtiablc 1les hrr in dcScrihcd aud whereas de-
fault has been made In The payment OF one OF I'M
said negotiable notes and Dtin" rcpiircl 50 Ia 40
"a. 1879. at4 O'Clock +. ~. that HOUSE ana Loi
No. SOB north Twenty. fourth street. fronting 8:
frrt ON sa1d Twenty fourth street and running
h.rl hot yyeru ,,arap lines 20 feet % alley. be
Ing The house and lot bex ~ The northeastern cor
urr Of Twenty fourth ana StieciS
with Interest thereon from October ~. 1879. tt
dale of sale: 1920 payable April "a. 1850; ant
Tho balance on suck terms aS will liz announced a
sale Ly said Mary II. Fournoy: or, in event vi hc
failure SO 10 co. by The said trustee.
l.. T.. BROWN. Trustee.
a. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctnncer. no lS
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By Frank j. sampson,
BY Frank d. sampson,
Real Estate Agent. Auctionccr, and Notary Public
Office corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
i TRULY VALUABLE FARM. WITH GOO!
IMPROVEMENTS, IN C1ikSTERFlELRtOCS y
TY VA.-By virtue of 4 deed Of trust executed tc
me by Quntus ChalkIcy on the LIST day of May
1879. AID duly, of record in The C@''niy.Ionrl
81 mage Ill. being required 50 to do by the bene.
tciary In said deed, ! will proceed to SELL on INC
III cmisns. on WEDNESDAY. November the 261h
1879 al l 9 O'Clock NJ. the VALUABLE FARM OF
which The said Quintus Chalklcy now resides colt
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHT
ACRES, more or less. about five miles frcm Man;
al necessary out. houses. IS well wooded and wa
,cred and Iocate cd in arslclasS neie hbOrhood con-
yanicni 10 mills. churches. schools. &c.
TERMS: Cash as to about 1925: The balance
upon such terms rs wi II be announced IL the hour oil
sale "lLLiaM AMBEh5'
no 90 Irust'c