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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
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Mop cGe s over the realm or despair, tna' o''e'
With s " NJ taught each note Of The song
ss,vn,sest when SORROW Is bowling the ny ,ts
.TSen the angel gave q mission 70 she oiio "
.,,. atom or 10Y: Now go to the fair land
That lies In the CLINT OF ths sunGn s:s,,e sight
me cline called Youth s mem ne Only be color
m the sn ear fni prssd with sprInk. so
r Mss :os,r few words OF the elixir q Sou'n'
1sied Sy The poets First loves rsT f i iasi
Maae them believe that u ai ~ ! Snass
Ms v,n = M ,ss so ssssn q FIJI FIJI Lwth note
Rener and desr SIM, III r, tas and fse all along
Lnat M mu,nr nd rugged ways they must Irsaa, re
49, sn3e roses hang stll. tho the 'd''eSs ase
- de9 40: sn,rt tha, can make smooth the path :,
n hey viii give 1t hcsr,ns and look 'p"A'' -
.n F NAIVE gentle onward where the clouds OF old
Hang dark and dreary. Where the w0reS on me >
,toI rsa with tears, as the last lines are reaa
HrS aid and weary hearts broken sna sac aow
Where the weird sweet oser OF e {. a l
Srs sof sad notes of old songs fl the bowers ,he
9Th The sadness OF woe. When th.y avg =" 80
wake r ,ss up to the Future; lei them know 'ne
Cnors ss's from their lips won't Be Feaa'e" over
, Sesd ab asn ms win close only with an anthem OF
, n sGnp be MS son ss the whispers OF even
Win an echoing chorus from nc por'a ''' - ''
The scared ssr,hward With the wal OF
And left Eden with man. to hs saa,ef so q
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1865 BY Gru5bs u williams,
Real Estate Agents. and Anctioneefs,
Eleventh, street between Main and Bank.

GRAND SALE BY COMMISSION,
n rPs. OF SOME or THE MOST DESIRs5a,BtshInE
REAL EsTATE TaE ftTyE 2E JOINER OF
s sp sUaKI I'm AND FIFTH STREETS AND At
T hf = NtoRTHWEsT- CORNER OF MAIN a AND ND
cs nrary Court Of Richmond. entered on The gath
day OF June, 1879 in the memorable Gaze tSe OF
Browns admintra,tor g. nsoiaI csmmissioners
thereby appointed. will sell by auction upoh ,ne
premises. on MONDAY The 18TH day OF October,
s @6sT VAIUaBLE REAL ESTATE in the city OF
Richnond-to wit: H.. s,.,,,oa =,
the Southwest corner OF Franklin and Fifth streets,
fronting $50 feet on the south side OF tI n Rfih
street and running back on The west ne , ea ad
smbrsc ing the VERY LARGE FRAMED Dwell
LING oeenpiss By Major T. a. s ss adolnIne the
above on the west, fronting SO feet on Frankli
street and running back 1o5 5-l2 feet more OF less
After the above win be sold LOT ; o. 547 In the
nlan Of the civ situated at the northwest corner of
Main and Sixth streets: Opposite to the see9ha bap
marbie-yard nnd BY Mr G. 4; Ieophard and DINERS
with shops-with a BRICK DNeLLiNG on Si :ita
of Main street and runs back on the west line OF
sixth street. and between par aliel lines 1854 feet
The property on Franklin street IS :iuaea at 'n ~,
one of The most elevated points, aud In the midst OF
The most attractive surroundings In the CITY, ana
has long heen regar ed as unaqualed 10 every point
of desirabiIiiy as site for puoIc buildings OF any
kind or for handsome residences; and now that it
IS at last brought ino the market an opportunity
long desired by many Is afforded of purchasing the
choicest property Of the kind that ever has BEEN or
car be. otfe red In this city.
The property on Main street embraces large area,
Occupying an elevated situation, just above the bu
ness part OF the city, and Is splendid site for hotel
or a-house; or, by ior any purposes
recurring pleasant and central location.
All of the above property IS so universally known
and admired that 1t is unnecessary 10 say anything
further In lis commentator. but only 10 call es cia
attention to the sale. which will IT once be recog-
mixed as enc Of the most important which has ever
taken place in this city.
Plas showing sub-dl visions Of the property into
parcels of suient sizes may be seen 1T the oce
Of the auctioneers and will be exhibited The sales
which will be according 10 the pla;s or otherwise Us
biuGcrs may desire and rs the commissioners may
at that time deem best.
TERMS OF. SALE: One fourth cash: the balance at
one two and three years, bearing interest, payable
srnl-annuaIIy, at per cent. with negotiable notes
for the credit payments and the Interest insaments
and the titles to be retained by the Court until full
p"' WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
WILLIAM l.. ROYALL,
A. T.. BOULWARE,
Fl. Ii. MARSHALL,
SSscia1 Comm lsSoncrs.
Sales to be conducted by GRuBBs Il WILLIAMS,
AuCtoncPrs. Sc IL
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s.,n,n,err, Gold Mines.

fSew YORK Evening Post Letter.
Tho publication OF; the news tnac Tue
xyh;,ehau oold mine, near FREDERICKSBURG,
Va had Seen, recently sold to nortneln
canitali,ts, and that operations VIII oe ~
snmed under the new owners neAt ihon ~. !,
reyiyes interest in matter anectlps .ne
nrosperity OF the south and lnuirect'y toIn
whole country. 1t has long Deeh h.o"n
that gold as well as other minerals eAisC ~
paying quantities in seyera, southe. ~
bore Tor many wears yielded large re-
turns. s500, 900 having been taken out OF
n. single one. Statistics show that tne
hest OF these mines may be reheu
on TO return Is per centum on me cap!-
fal invested, which, il not sufficient pront
fo invite speculation, is quite enough 10
give the property good business pros
naritv. It is a fact that some OF the Sc
yerest battles OF the war were fought 10
c,oId MINES. All the battle-i fields OF the
Wilderness and Charlottesville are regions
where the intelligent and industrious placer
miner can gather on an average hre dollars
a fay in gold dust; and, as is always the
case in mining, rich prizes are hidoen III
the sacred soil to reward occasionally the
searcher with little fortune. Not That
Virginia offers the tempting prizes OF the
West, but she holds in her SOIL llVelinooo
for any educated and patient miner.
One great reason why mining IN that
State has been unremuneratiFe IN tue
past has been the expense OF corporate OF
ganization. Attracted by the evident fich,
ness OF the mines, companies are formed
with an elaborate set OF fancy omccrs at
fancy salaries, who order fancy machinery.
A director is sent down. perhaps, VINO
knows more of dry goods than he does OF
mining, and the result is loss and failure.
But practical men, who are content to De
economical, industrious, and patient, nave
made, and are making, n good business pro-
fit out OF the Virginia mines. Gold Is only
one of Virginia's metals. A gentleman VINO
is practically acquainted with American
mining informs me that the iron.mlnes OF
Virginia are us rlch as can be found IN this
country.
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T r.o,psoS I,povS. Aucfi0nerr. Sc lC
By Jno. T.. Langhton, DR., Anctioicer'
No. GIG Main street.

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
vooH. AND STAURANT-FIXTURES SILL
TnPW ARE, &C &C. Ar AUCTlON.-By drec-
ZION of Mons s Zr,erlc shall sell n auction com
mrncing on THURSDAY. September IL. NJ ~
sale should be made rs whole hcforc). The entire
cnnnmeni of the Park IIotcl. comprising:
Etrraut BEDROOM SUITS, CAl:pETS, BED
Ding, PILLOWS and BOLsTENs' TOILET
. very large and valuable assortment of SILVER
PLATED WARE, of the hest quality AMI In eN-
ccllcnt order, embracing every article used i'll
hotels priva.e families or restalirantS: .,
4 large lot OF fine GLASSWARE, CHINA, and
CROCkERY; . ,
msns Eompgie 70 Tn'f are of 9t area cost
egant BRONZE STATUETTE Cl1ASDE-
LIERS, sTEAM-TABLES and appurenances,
rs complete as any In this country;
DINING-ROUM FURNITURE. Including l2-EX-
TENSION DINING TABLES. several hand,
some MARBLE-TO2 BUFFETS, WALNUT
and OAK CHAIRS. SIDE:TAB! rs. nc:;
The KITCHEN FURNITURE is complete in SILL
perior RANGES and FURNACES, rs good as
new: more than forty fine COPPER SAUCE
PANS. and other utensils, together with every
thug pertaining TO strictly hrst-class cs'ao-
The specisl attention Of hotel and restaurant
keepers and families Is called to this sale as such an
opportunity is rarely offered TO The PUBLIC 10 supply
themselves with everything needed III houseNeep-
ing. ,,,. o,,od -
this sale: and In order that full examination OF
The FURNITURE, &c, may 9e u,ahe pesorE E tiie
NESDAY NEXT from 10 O'Clock until O'Clock a,c
II. Entrance from 6oth Sialn a ,Gmr|,S. JR'.
o1s Auctioner.
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REpup1ArIoN.-fFrom the New York %.
server1-A Richmond paper, speaking OF
the Indebtedness of the State OF Virginia.
says:
"The truth is, il Virginia were at once
to repudiate her whole debt it would DE tne
most effective means possible to entice Win
in her border:both capital and labor; :,
We should think quite otherwise. II
ought to be enough to warn all honest nie en,
whether capitalists or laborers, to Keep cle q,
of a State that would coolly repudiate al
its contracts. Honesty is the best po'iey fo'
men or States.
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RaYH.ReAD LINES.
j -
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.

.s...- RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGt
~ RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains on this read will run is follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 L. IL, THROUGH NAIL daily, coanectins
for Charleston, savannah, Augusta
and Aiken tvia Charlesron), Raleigh,
Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and Manchester, and 1t HALFWAY on
500 A. ~, xtCccoMMo ALTON daily makes
close connection al Petersburg with
tine Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
raiIroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, Lynchburg,
Farmyilie, and other local stations on
that road, making Same time rs by
any. other line. Stops al all regular
500 P. NJ. A ssisslGisi TRAIN daily
sxc;n s5 s9ad1 Make ss1os
1885 P. NJ. THESuGH MAIL daily, conneesias
for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and al: points
Sonth and Southwest. Pullman Sleep
ing-car from Washington for Will
miagton, Savannah, and tie South.
StOpe only ut Manchester and Chester
and Halfway on signal. ~
..r', LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
e:a5 "A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. connectus
with Richmond, Frederlcks burg and
Potomac railroad for all points North.
ter and Chester, and a. Halfway
ana u DTuTS biuI, ou SISAt'.
o:15h, NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops at all sta
tOns.
7:10 P. NJ, ACCOMMODAilON THAN 99liy
Except Sunday. stops only Mt Man.
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
on signal.
a55P. NJ. THROUGH MArI. daily, sonaecHas
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close csrAec.
tiou with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs anc
all points North and West. This rain
stops ar Manchester and Chester. and
at Half Way and Drurys Bluff, Oh
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start IRON
StSDkY EXCURSION TRAINS Leave Rich
none $40 A. NJ. and $50 Z. NJ: leave Peters
bDrr 9:2O A. NJ. and 5:2J r.. every Sunday.
my3 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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!. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

a,. .ouo,enance IS pale and leassen colored' WIN
occ,,sona, fuslcs or crcumscrsoed spot on one 'f
80, ,,oe,s. the eyes become dull; the pupils
,,,.. .,,re sem,cfrcle runs along the lower eye
... ,ha nose Is Irritated, ,swells, ara sometimes
s,..as dwelling OF the upper lip; occasional
,a.d. che. with bummiug or throobing Of the ears;
:, rnusual secretion Of saliva: Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very FOUL particularly IN the morn
,ne. appetite variable, sometimes voracious' with
nn,vt,y sensation of the stomach, at others en-
s,re,y gone; aeesiar pains in the stomaeh' ocea-
.,or., nausea ana vomiting; violent pains through
ont the abdomen bowels irregular at times cos,ve
s,oo,s s,,my. not unfrequently .insed with biood'
,,.,,, s,vo,,en and hard; urine turbd; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied oS nv
couei, cough sometimes dry and conVulslve' un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
teeth temper variable, but generally irritable &C.
uy,o,cver the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE's vERMIFUGE .,.
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any ferm 1t is an innocent preparation, NOT ca
pebse Of doing the slightest injury to the most
tender infant. ..... .-.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's VERMIFUGE bears
the s,eparures of C. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
on the wrapper.
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4 kugvraUN ssALES-.This Deg.
NJ Robert B. Lyme, ,so
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer, Z
s5 81 a11 Main street.

ys,prrsrEEs AUCTION SALE OF
nsIsT VALUABLE CENTRALLY.LsS0l;;
GATED 81 TaTEr MEsT shsE ri REa uEf1 81
STKEEI, ,yii, sssr N d Co. At THE SOUTH.
MasT GOMEZ TENTH ss,1,a deed af y , mAN
STREEIs::m,,nnSS Az tTnstee, dated 22d day of May
gig oe sesord In Richmond Chaneery Court
g. s ss SIs q ne gasmssss
on . ~ "a osc,ock b., the sb1ve-descrtbet
a RSEasr y VAL ukBLE LOT. in the heart Of n,
bnsness portion Of the city and the mt aesirao
one I'm, and GOOD depth, and bounded on the nortt
sy alley any visiting 70 invest Ill, 10 sal
pr Ttrpsss. Very liberal. and AZ sale:
ROBERT B.LyNE, AHctoneerr 7,,a,.,e17
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s..- BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc;loneer,
1912 MliQ street,

MICE, NEAT, AND WELL-CON-
~ STRUGGLED BRICK TENEMENT, No. :,
ON THE SOUTH LINE OF WEST CLAY BE
TWEEN HANCOCK AND GRAHAM STREETS,
WITH GAS AND WATER ON PREMISES;
ALSO. TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS ADJOlN-
ING, FOR SALE By AUCTfON,-By request OF
DAY the 23d Gay OF september, 1879. the above
very desirable BRICK TENEMENT aud LOTS ad.
toining, located rs described. The honse Is well
built has nice trout and rea- porches. and is In an
improving apd growing neixIhorhood, whsre pro-
perty will certainly enhance III value. .s...g
-, -. ! ROBERT B. LYME, L
Z SO W,FS,M&Tu AIciioneer.
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BY Robert q. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

n ARGE FRAME DWELLING, WITH
il LOT FRONTING 100 FEET ON EAST LINE NJ
OF THIRTIETH STREET MEAM. n p - 6E ! T.
H0LBEK, ESQ. FOR SALE By PUBLIC AuC-
TION.-By request OF the owners. who are aeter-
mined 10 SELL shall sell. upon the premises by auc-
ton, on WEDNESDAY the 24th day of Septs m ber,
1879, the above-drscrioed PROPERTY; me iot
fronts on ThrteIh street and extends back III depth
324 feet 10 Thirty-frst street. The DWELLING
has about SIX rooms, &C.; fruit trees in the yard
and n we'll Of good water. For home or an In
yestment this offers the opportunity. ms pro-
pcrty lies just outside of The city limits: therefore
the taxes amount 10 hut little. Consult your inter
Tine large front and depth makes 1t desirable as
garden spot. ,
TERMS will be very reasonable. and announced at
hour Of sale. RObEhl ID. l. NE,
: sI.17 Auctoneer.
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BY Grubhs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers'
Eleventh street between a1atn anu Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
VAJTAHLE FLOUR AND COKN,MIILii:
kEoWN As BLAKEY'S. MILL. Aii nJniN!NI6 IN
LAKEWOOD CEMETERY. AZ h 49,, If lien
@ ranfv' entered in of Conrad trustee &c,
~. Frllz and giT wv sS5 Ii ssFErTEMER at
nI arc niieck o 81. the Mill PROPERTY 4bovs re-
Erred TO- recently owned by L. G. Fiji ~ Is mr
nor f,lin~ stream has always cominanocd Good
nr'tnm. and presents good opportunity Tor PraG-
fir, miller 10 establish himself In prom tabie bus-
"nss An examination OF The property hclorc lne
day Of sale is requested. There are ~ ACkES oP
LAND attachef. . . .. ,.,, r,, -
TERMS: As prescribed BY the dt gree wonlH require
rho rxnenses of sale and about $4,000 In cash. or
early So but by consent of parties these terms Will
ie SO varied Us to give liberal terms OF payment
A. r. COURTNEY, Com missioner.
c,rppS {, WILLIAMS Auctioueers. &c Is
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by Robert .. Lyme,
Real Estste Agent spd Auctionecr,
No, 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A sM A LII
il FRAME HOUSE ON THE soUT ~ Is;a
CORNER OF SMITH AND LEIGH STREETS
By PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF q certain y, q
trusdeea executed by FG Knsk ard We n 10
No. q, dated June /, 1876. recorded In u: y.
os page 42s OaIeery Court OF s ely OF sny
mond shall, by direction OF tae sala co I, 1a
secured in said decd proceed 70 sell upon he prem
ises by public auction on ! NE f 1p PR Res
PERRY above described. The house contains anon 20,
three rooms has Kitchen and water on io.. 1n
property will at all times command Hood 'ehah.''
who VIII paw good rent.
-. n. EVERS,
n, HARTKEN.
GEORGE HIRCH-
Trustees OF Mechanics Building. Fund Com n1y
No , seI7.ISI9,2O, 22.23 .24,26.27.3
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ByJ. r. Hockaday. -..-
wholesale Commission Merchant and General
Auctioneer.

POSITIVE SALE OF CROCKERY AND
i GLASSWARE AT AUCTION.C OMMENCiNti
WEDN ESDAY, THE 18TH INSTANT AT ~
O'CLOCK A. nj II will sei without limit or reserve,
ut 1545 east Main street, IN lots to suit The
TRADE. IS crates of assorted CROCkEk1 ana
GLASSWARE, consisting OF
- WHITE GRANITE and G. c. WARE.
ROCKINGHAM and YELLOW WARE.
GLASS GOBLtTS. TUMRLERS.
DISHES, BUFFERS. PRESERHES,
CUPS AND SAUCERS, PLATES.
BDWRSs CHAMBERS. -
EWERS AND BASINS. SPlIIOOSS,
BAKERS. ICE-CREAMS,
SCOLLOPS, TEAPDTS,
SUGARS, JUGS, MUGS. ~.
mention, 10 which the attention Of the TRADE Is
especially requested Us this is without doubt The
largest and Most saiable stock OF this WARE OF
fered az auction this SEASON. and will be sold WI hout
limit or reserve, commencing promptly at III
O'Clock. q. n. hoohaL;ndt,
16. ct AuctloEceT.
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By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ionecr,
lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
TACHED, ON CLAY STREET. A Nd Two
SMALL FRAME STORES IN REAR OF THE
SAME, FRONTING ON BROOK AFENUE-By
virtue of a decree of Richmond Chancery Court, en-
I. req April IS, 1879, In suit STYLED Graham and
ais. Us. Warden and others. The undersigned. spe.
ciai commissioners appointed therein. VIII sell al
nubic auction. on The premises. on MONDAY. sep
tember 22d. nj O'Clock Z. ~. the above DWELL
ING, No. 121 west Clay srreet-lol fronting 81 feet
inches more or less with ucplh OF 10 l CO.
with four alley -cnrance. to All alley 20 feat
wide. 49,.
The FRAME STORES on Brook avenue front
SO feet inches. with Gepth OF so ieet, Win Il
four foot alley on the east. =, ,.,
TERMS: One fourth cash !: balance AT SIX WE'VE
and eighteen months, interest added. ana utlc re-
FAMED iii Nil The prchas e-noney Is paid and con-
veyancc ordered by the Cour,; erI,Ec
HENRY G. CANNON.
Commit. Si0ners
,r,,o,,,soS upoUS Auc'iOnerr. &c
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
v OF ABOUT 66 ACRES ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD FIVE
of the Circuit Court OF Hcnrco. appointed by de-
cree on the 9th July, 1879, in the case OF Kings
trustee ps Bridgewaler, &C., shall offer for sale At
public auction on the premises, on MONDAY the
a2d September, 1879, at O'Clock z. NJ, uf fair: II
not, the Grst fair day thereaftcr} the TRACT OF
LAND located above, now occupied BY Robert
Brdgewa,e and his family. opposite TO The farm of
John Il. Mountcastle, containing about Tf-slA
ACRES more or less, Of very excellent quality.
log house and few old outhouses. There Is on Inc
place small orchard of peach and other run,
trees. The access to II By the Improved sradeo roao
Is frst-rate. -. ,, .,,,
TERMS: one third cash balance at SIX and twelve
months fnr negotiable notes, interest ADDED ac .t'e
retained I'M ali of the purchase money is paid and
conveyance ordered by the Court. ,-...
JOHN b. YOUNG, Commissioner.
se1OI2I5l7.1920,&22
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BY Williams GibSon,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers and Auelioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF MOST VALUA-
N BILE AND DESIRABLE BRIf'k RESI-
DENCE. No. 522 FIFTH STREET, BET ZEN
CIAY AND LEIGH STRELTS.-Bv request OF the
owner we Will sell al auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY. September 22d, at O'Clock p NJ. the
EXCELLENT and ATTRACTIVE BRICh kEsi-
now occunied by Mr.. II. Il. Boudar.
The DWELLING contains len rooms, with bath
room and other modern conyeniences: is of fine
size and pitch: is in an excellent neighhorhood.
convenient TO business. 10 the market. and TO me
churches and Is in all respects unusually desirable
rs residence.
The BRICK KITCHEN attached contains four
rooms. ~ -
The LOT fronts 80 feet on Fifth street anu runs
back 100 feet to I wide alley.
This presents rare opportunity for securing i
very comfortable and eligibly.sitnated residence.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest aided, secured by
deed OF trust WILLIAMS Il GIBSON.
en- 1R AuetiOnecrs.
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APars letter says that suicide tool
x,,a.,a an Monday at the FolieS Berger
Under very peculiar circumstances. IN
,non .nneors from letter found ON al
cornSe 10 be a devotee Of science He lief
the following letter: 8 desire tnat u
body be given to the Faculty OF Nehcln,
10 study. I shoot myself because am sui
serine from an iucurable disease. In spite
oy that. am as strong as horse and can
not die. Let me be very carefully dissected
shall afford the doctors a very curious
study"
A man was recently arrested in New
York for selling prize packages. He said
his wife and children were starving, and he
felt compelled to do something. Why didn't
he do something respectable start a lot
terry, for instance, and advertise in the New
York Herald. To swindle to tie extent Of
$4,000 is not crime; to obtain fifty cents
by "chance" is.-NorriSto,sn Herald.
At trial of a criminal case the prisoner
entered plea OF "not guilty. when one
OF the jurymen put on his hat and started
for the door. The Judge called him back
and informed him that he could not leave
until the case was tried. "Tried ?v que
ried the Juror. "Why, he acknowledges
that be Is not guilty -. ,as y I,
When is q married mans bird? When he
Zones home at 2 A. III. P. S.-For the BEN
edit OF bachelors (lt not being necessary for
the married factionj we explain that when
man comes home at the hour named his wife
makes him quail. S., ...,.. a,5.7stgr.3
Samuel Spriggs, the only place in town
where you can get eleven pounds Is Of sugar
weil-to-do farmer signed o. subscription list
towaFtiafhs erection5of anew church. -%4.
AFoostook went Greenback. They always
have long winter there, and are glad to see
anything green. Boston Transcript. :t.s !.
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rain, Donaid ?'s Donald /: I" A Bit SOFT. just
wetsa day, vi showers between. -. amor.
g Thus do we burn The midnight teii,O
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