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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
PATCHWORK ny THE TRoUBADoURs.

PATCHWORK IN THE TltOUBADOURS.
Crowded houses enjoyed both the
matinee and evening performances at
the Opera House, on Saturday, and Sails
bury'S company was given an ovation
that should cause it To long remember
Wheeling with pleasure. As in THE
Brook" the play of patchwork
abOundS i'm scenes and incidents OF the
most convulsing mcrriment which
seems never to stale on an audience.
KATIE PUTNAM AND EDWIN CLIFFORD.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Of this week, the boards at the Opera
House will be held 10y Katie Putnam,
supported by the Edwin Clifford dram
attic company. She has several times
appeared here before, and is known us Il
pleasing and talented young arisic. The
Lexington Transcript says:
"Thc appearance OF this lady i'm the
city eight years ago was greeted with
good audiences and popular applause,
and she then evidenced great talent;
but the added experience of eight years
has made her another person almost,
and a better actress. She came before
MS a rising genius. We are not sur
prised that she can boast to-day of hav-
ING faced large audiences five nights in
Lexington, where amusement people
usually do not fare so well; for the
charm OF her style and the bewitching
oil her little sell, are as the powers Of
the magnet, drawing the people to her,
rs that instrument attracts objects OF its
kind. She is talented woman, and a
shining light in a glorious sphere.
Therefore, it is her good fortune to be
irresistably popular But enough about
the actrcss-why need We try to tell
the people what she is-we can't do
that half So well as she does in her
every appearance before them"
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

CrNCrNNATI, October ll.-River 9 feet
5 inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm. Departed-Rosa, Ouachita
river.
ST. LoUIs, October, l2.-Arrived-
Geuevicvc, Cairo; Peck, St Panl. be-
partcd-Pcck, st. Paul. River station.
AIRY. Weather cloudy and warm; rain
this afternoon.
MEMPHIS, October l2.-River station
airy. Up-Paris G. Brown, Ohio River;
Belle OF Il. Louis, II. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, October l2.-Weather
clear; wind south; mercury 81 10 81.
River lilo feet and falling. Up-Mag-
gie Smith. Down-Vigo. No business.
LOUISVILLE, October ll.-River 30
inches in the canal. Weather cloudy
and warm. Arrivals and departures
Louis Sherley, Cincinnati 10 Cincinnati;
Florence Meyer, Cincinnati 10 New
Orleans; Il. :. Rhea, Henderson TO Hen
dcrsOn.
CAIRo, October l2.-River 3 feet .
inches and rising. Weather clear; Their
mometcr IS. Arrivcd-tirand Tower,
Vicksburg; Continental, st. Louis; Des-
met, st. Louis. Disqualification, ST.
Louis; Katie Kountz, New Orleans;
Grand Tower, It. Louis; Continental,
New Orleans; Desmet, Paducah.
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Farewell Sermon.

Quite a ripple of enthusiasm was pro-
duced among church people yesterday
by the exceptionally able amt majestic
sermon delivered by DR.. a. G. George
To- a large congregation, on "rhe Power
tyofIniidrlitv." twas spoken olaS the
best that has ever been delivered from
that pulpit. Yesterday was the last
SUNDAY ON which the Doctor will otli-
ciate m Fourth Street. lie goes this
week 10 his new appointments Pdrkers-
bury, and the people ct that city are To
be congratulated ON their acquisition oil
a minister whose resources they Will
find Ia be- like an endless chain OF the
unrest English that is heard from the
pulpit or platform Of the age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
A Base Forgery.

On Saturday we printed i'm the REG
lister, appended 10 the locals received
from our regular Martins Ferry cor
respondent. an item headed "RepuhII-
can Hulldozing." The item was mailed
10 the REGISTER in an envelope bv itself,
and was signed with the name OF a re-
sponsible man at Martins Ferry. Sup
posing the name 10 bc genuine, We re-
liel upon the gentleman well known
character for the truth OF the article.
The following card shows, however,
that the information contained m the
item was not trustworthy:
NIAErIx's FERRY, O., oct. 10Th.
Editors OF Register.
The statement of your Martins Ferry
correspondent i'm your paper ol To day,
is an absolute ialsehOOd AMI does Mr..
Miller gross injustice rs well rs myself
Mr.. Miller is and has been for the past
three years and more one OF my most
intimate and valued friends, and even
If he We're not he is too much of gem
,Irman to use the language your CORE
Spondent attributes To- him, and in the
manner represented, Us am not Dem
orrat and never was. The story is one
of Imagination only and was got up
either for political capital or for personal
spite, and again ] pronounce the state
mcnt an unmitigated lie.
Ben. q. lIuDRETU,
Salesman Biuk,tF Glass 90.
The following further shows that the
signature appended to the item was 4
forgery:
MAETIN's FERRY, October II.
Editor Register.
II is with profound regret that | am
compelled 10 raise my voice IN an
intelligent. finely educated and highly
cultivated community andaccuSc parties
i'm high standing OF 4 crime of very
wretchcd type thai Of tJryfrH
refer to communication in your
paper oilast Saturday from this place
and under the nom de plume OF
~ Nou-Buildcr,' which bears my
name rs author, and the original oil
which has been handed me 10y the kind
ness of the REGISTER AMI Mr.. Miller,
the PARTY imagiuaIily accused of doing
this tine game Of b,di-dp-niy.
can only saw that Mr.. Miller. since
his removal from Wheeling Ia this place,
has been one Of my warmcSt and most
trusted friends, Il perfect gentleman OF
high standing. and one who would dis
earl dishonest or low act rs dlstaSteiul
and eulEJr.
will also offer for the detection of
this low, vile forgcr or ro|GEES the
muniucNnt sum oi oDr manfred dollars
$500, and | will pay all costs ot prose
cution; while it may be- well for him or
them to know that the web Is being
nicely knit around them. They cannot
east it off by looking down their nose
and wearing that srrn-hkc smile.
W. w. LUPruN.
P.S.-Mr. Miller also authorizes me
TO saw that he fully eNonerates me in
the matter. since he has seen the orig
inal copy and is aware OF the spirit that
n,ovad il w. W. l..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
Democratic Meeting at Martins Ferry.

Hon. r.. +. Eshelman gave the last
grand rally for the Martins Ferry Dem
ocratS ON Saturday evening ut CONNER
cial Hall. The audience was good
sileJ and very apprcciativc. Mr..
Eshelmau is entertaining ami very m
tcrrSting, and always does much good
when hr comes 10 our town. The Dem
nrrats of old Pra,e are alive, iuIl oi vim
and spirit. and feel victory in their
homes. Put herdowu Tor a square vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

OSR OF the best hits made in the
Crook" was 10y Tracy" as follows.
" Now, take three young men, one from
Wheeling, one from Pittsburgh, and one
from Cleveland. Your Wheeling man,
being intensely metaphysical, admires
nothing he can understand. The Pitts
burgh man understands nothing he can
admire. The Cleveland man under
stands and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
himscli-and Euclid avenue"
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None None.
BENwooD, W. VA, October IL.

BENwOOD, W. Va, October ii.
Editor Of the Register.
Will you be kind enough to answer
the following questions through the
columns OF your excellent paper:
]. What office is the Hon. Daniel
Voorhees, a candidate for, within the
giit Of the people Of Ohio. | have closely
ScrutiniZed the Democratic ticket Of
Ohio. but So far have been unable 10
discover his name, though | am led to
believe that he is candidate from the
frequent, bitter and vindictiye assaults
made upon his private character by the
editor Of the Mf,Higncer.
>. To what regiment, division or corps
did the editor OF your cotempOrary be-
long during the late unpleasantness?
By answering the above you will con-
fer favor upon one who was not a
HONE GUARD.
!. None.
.. None-ED. REGISTER.
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wheeling Democrats.

EcllairC Leader.
An honor is due 10 the noble Dcmoc-
racv Of Wheeling iorthcir kindly Efforts
i'm hchalf oi the Dcmocratic boom m tins
citv last Wednesday. tits said ami well
saiI that Wheeling Democrats are all
biz hearted, and ever willing To lend 4
brIpiny hand o. their neighborS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
Bridgeport Boom.

The Democrats OF Bridgeport will
close the campaign, this evening, with a
grand rally for Ewing and Rice. Hon.
w. VI. Springer, the celebrated Illinois
Congressman, will be on hand and may
be- sure of plenty of hearers. Arrange
mcnts have been made to give him a fit
ting reception and grand meeting may
la aNnaptpI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

The i. &. x II. l.. Ry. announce the
sale oi excursion tickets To the lIanlan-
Courtney race October 10th. Train
leaves ati:3Or NJ, October 18th, ar
irving at Lake Chautaqua at 1925 next
morning. Returning, leaves on the
evening OF the race, arriving at Wheel
ing at ! 80 the following morning. Fare
for the round trip, 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
at this court Saturday morning:
George Scott, failing to appear and
answera charge of disorder, forfeited so
and costs put up Tor his appearance.
Oliver Lindsay and John Smith were
sent up for six months each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

4 match in the series Of contests for a
prize. was shot on the Island, on Satur-
dav. with the following result:
Russell. :; n. W. Glass, }; Leighton,
); Stanly, ); J. 7. Glass, I; Dean, 3;
Dormer, 3.
The winner must carry off the first
three matches to take the prize, which
j. a gold bar. from which a circular med
al is suspended, surmounted by silver
wreath. with an imitation glass ball in
the centre, and inscribed with the
words: Championship Of Wheeling,
1879" The medal is valued at 50.
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Miners Troubles.

The coal miners are dissatisfied with
the way mines are operated in tins
vicinity, and propose 10 inaugurate a re
form. For this purpose meeting was
held, on Saturday, and it was resolved
to notify owners that uniform price OF
two cents per bushel was imperative
and that all wagons must be branded.
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West Virginia Cloak Emporium.

go styles now displayed; every cut
and design, from s. TO $50. We manu-
iactcre all our own, and our styles are
exclusive. Go to headquarters for your
cloaks, dolmans, circulars, ulsters, etc,
and save the profits of middle dealers.
/. BLUM 4 Bro.
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Auction.

Auction Of Boots and Shoes every
evening, at Jerry Clemens, No. Is
Eleventh street, commencing at Z p. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

The only place i'm the city.
where you can see all the pre-,
Willing Styles in ClOai4S lana
nOIn,;lnS. and at HnanuiacIUir-
erS' prices. I.BII Va Al BRO.
Cloak Manufacturers.
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4. Blum AZ BRO,
uOt MAIN STREET.
auJeelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Stockholders Meetins-W., i. x T..
TRANSFORMATION Company.
Opera IIouSc-MiSS Katie Putnam.
Ciulks anil DolmanS E,um * FRO.
II Head OF Local
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Cashmere Alexandra Silk

The finest goods imported. Every
piece warranted. To see handsome
Black Silks you must come and see
them. Prices reasonable. !. Blum 4
Bro.
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Weclaim to have the finest and hand
soonest lire Of Dolmans in the city. Is
STYLES now displayed. Buy early-you
will save bv il. |. BLUM d Bro.
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Auction.

Auction Of Boots and Shoes every
evening at Jerry Clemens, No. IS
Eleventh street, commencing at +. NJ.
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slOO.

Take look at our $l.O0 Black Silk be-
fore YOU buy. 1t is pleasure for us TO
show it, You need not buy it. |. Blum
AZ Bro
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Bal Shooting.

STRIPED Satins, Striped Vclvets. See
them hy calling on /. Blum Il Bro.
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handsome Colored Six

At zoe per yard. You will find the
same quality colored silks that are nSn-
ally sold at 81. Call on |. Blum X Bro.
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Damasee and Brocade Silks.

Come and see them and learn our
prices. II will pay Won. |. Blum *
Bro.
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Colored Gros Grain silks

a inches wide, at Sl.20. You will APP
prcciate them when you see them.
Only to hc had at |. Blum * Bros.
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OF course an inquiry will ba At once in:
stituted and the blame laid at the feet oil
the proper official.
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Black Gros Grain Silks.
Go to |. Blum Il Bros.
CnnrfneY-unnlnn Rnca-

OS the above Won can save 20 per
cent, by going to |. Blum Il Bros, ll0i
MainStrcct
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FIREMAN JASPER,

of Fairmont, who leaped off
at the approach OF No. !,
but unfortunately alighted upon
a pointed switch rod which impalcd
him, piercing his body in the region ol
the pievis. lie now lies in a precarious
condition. The baggage ear was tele,,
scoped by the tender, but beyond
smashing up the baggage and car, no
damage was done Platforms were
mashed and seats broken of, through
out the train, but with the exception OF
several bruised ribs and bloodicd noses,
the passengers received only Thorough
fright.
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CIO.IIS ANDD OLMANS.

-,v1,v,.rv. 7r.v. IAN. y ". SPIN. 5P.M
ID, Ur o. ~ uH ~ 80 90
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SEALSKIN SACQUES -!

Great care has been taken the selection Of the best Lon
don dyed Seal Fur with the view Of having nothing to offer
but the best Our prices for these goods confident
are lower than Now York retail prices Every lady wantnga
good Seal Sacque should examine ours GEO. r. TAYLOR.
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Colored Satins and Velyets.

Bottom prices on handsome gOOls at
|. Blum & Bro.
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rhnrrnnr,eter Record.


As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store;
SATURDAY.
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z.NrM#rv.7ruI7A.w. 12N.aFN.7r.N
10 u 90 go go 80 NJ d"
SUNDAY.
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CAUSE: MISUNDERSTANDING OF Or
DERS.

The flag flying at hall mast over the
Baltimore and Ohio machine shops, yes
terday, conveyed the sad tidings TINT
some of the employees OF the Company
had died at their posts OF duty and three
bodies laid out at the dead house con-
Ern,nl tho nnnnrninl news. A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

Having purchased largely Of all staple goods at
an early date we are willing 20 move part oil
them al closer prices than will rule later IN the
season. we invite attention 10 choice cOlOringS
and desirable qualities OF
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Handsome Dolmans.

]. -Nbllt.
.. NOne-ED. REGISTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-11
HOLMAN LIVER PADS.
UAVE YOU \ STOMACH:

wv - ~ 'i-hS1A'
10 YOU KNOW wHEEE YOUR LIVER IS:
DOES rALPiTATl9N. OF E,r TIE II, II, HEART AT
In the perfectly healthy performance of these
functions there is no sensation. Thousand, OF per-
who only few weeks since old not know what en-
joy:neut was. owing 10 the misery brought upon
Them by Il diseased stomach aud liver. anu they ALL
witt, Que accord endorse and recommend the
HOLMAN LIVER AND STOMACH PAD.
srArnME kSSk F As TIE w ff!DfSw clrI-
ZENS or RICHMOND AND VICINITY:
Mrs. NJ. \. MORGAN, MsnchcS cr. Va, says: ii
the numerous ones from Richmond In praise tsthc
virtues Of The Holman Pad Remedies. can in truth
say that suffered for twenty-five years vii com
hina'ion ct diseases. prohiAcnt among which were
Iudac.tion, DyspelslL. and Neuralgia OF Tue Son-
ach nj ny nhycnnT,a nromimet one m OIL n hSr
without Interfering with another have taken a
great deal Of medicine in my lir anG could Only tina
temporary relief. VIXEN came to he city o! Man
chester. three years ago expected every moment
would be my last. rs my physician had pronounced
surprise my family and friends sine" uSins the
Pad ireata,ent-I'ad. P'a>tcrs, and Salt.which has
been about three months m tsei IKE r ,nsF re- p Sl
cine suffered any pain since usn. these Recde S.
consider mine 4 miraculous cure Tor L ain now
siXy-iour years of age, and apparently Is well rs
ever WAS In my life. would urge very suffer 10
adopt the IIolmau-Pad treatment, for II Is no hum
bug, and. when Instructions are faithfully followed,
will DO far more than Is claimed for H. II speaks for
itself In language greater than words can convey
Mr.. W. III. PARRISH. superintendent OF the Rict-
mond Cedar Works, says: ! have been using the
Holman Liver Pad and rlastcrs for the last six
weeks. and take great pleasure In saying that would
not take ten times the cost Tor The relief have III
ready had. During the past five wears have sur
fered with Dyspepsia. Headache, aud NeuralGia-
the headache always prrcedtd by attacks OF blind
ness all Of which can trHly say have Teen cured
by tlc OF the Holman Remedies.
HUNDREDS MORE CAN BE FURNISHED
upon Application At The office.
DON'T LET THE LITTLE ONES SUFFER-.
We cannot urge too strongly upon parents the use
of the Pad for children. You will lind SURE PRE-
vENTIyE AND CURE for Scarlet Fever. DiphIhe ria.
Group Measles, Whoopins- Cough &c. II has saved
many lives In such cases.
BABY PADS. $50.
The price OF the regular Pad. AZ; SDecial RAD
| lone third larseil. So: XXX Pad, which covers
stomach, liver, and spleen, and Is sovereign rem,
cdy for all chronic troubles growing out OF diseased
stomach or liver, price So; Absorption salt: six
| packaaes for 81 25 used for twelve baths. Medi-
Gated Pllstcrs Price for Foot Plasters, per pair,
| 5Ocents Body Plasters, each. 80 cents.
These REMEDIES can be obtained In Richmond
only at the HOLMAN L1VER-PAD OFFICE, 10l3
Main street. Consultation by letter or II persoa
free. y ~ FTTZMOkklS, fOslf.R,
NH 3-2tawtMyl Managers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-11
MOT SYMPTOMS. BUT THE DIS.

MOT SYMPTOMS. BUT THE DIS.
ASEASE.-!t would seem TO be q truth appree'ao'e
hT all. and especially by professors OF inc he'i,iS
- fiat IN remove the disease not to alleviate It's
xrun:oms. should be the chief aim OF medication.
We, T., how many instances do sec this truth ad-
,.,ted in theory, ignored in practice. The reason
that no,e,,crs Stomach Bit,ers IS successful IN so
nany cases with which remedies previously 'fie a,
were inadequate to cope Is attributable 10 the iact
r,,s II IS a medicine which reaches and removes 'ne
causes OF the various maiadies 10 whieh II u "a'eu
~sS,..,s+on fever and asuc, liver complaint, govt
,cuna,,sm. disorders OF the bowels. urinary ahec-
riore- and other maadies, not palliated merely
but rooted GU. by it, Ii goes to the fountain head
2. Is really not nominally, radical remedy ana u
endoys the system with an amount OF Vigor ~h'ch
ss,s best projection against disease. Tu,Ih,S&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-11
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
llf3 Main street.

ry,RITsTEE'S SALE OF NEAT BRICK
HC,r,sE No. l3 WEST LEIGH STREET:-By
virtue Of deed of trust execu' ell by Mamie ":
Hubbard to the undersigned, rs trustee, datCd hlarc
Court. B. D. liz D., p. 261 conveying certain real
estate hereinafter decTbe being t d,ser,ea 10 80
o oo ER NAY. March ID, 1870, at 4:30 2. d., the
SoIloaing REAL ESTATE. described Ia said deed lee
as follows: All that LOT. piece, or parcel OF haHn
DWEnLISC No. ] 3. lying and being in the city OF
Richmond on he south line OF Leigh street. INV ~.
ennnsrs If soIc and note for S24S. with interest
from March a. 1879; on q credit as to 1924 until
Septcmber f. 1879; and US to $3.50 until March q:
1884: and the balance OH such may he prescribed
on fiay of sale. ID. A. BROWN, JR., Trustee.
r THOMPSON BROWN. Auctloneer. NH lU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-11
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ONTHE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTH BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE
STREETS.-As administrator de bonts non, win
the will annexed, Of DIR. William Tazewel!, and as
such substituted trustee of the within-escribed pro.
perry and trustee thereof under certain deed Of
Irust from the heirs and devisees of the said DE-
William TaZewell hearing date on the 18th day OF
January, 1870, duly recorded In the clerks ounce OF
the Chanccry Court OF the city of Richmond, VIII
on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of March, 1879,
sell at public auction, upon the premises. II *
O'Clock r. III. III fair; and If not. at the same hour
on the next fair day thercatcrl, mat LOT or
GROUND, with the Improvements thereon, 'front.'
Ing 90 feet on the west side of Fifth street In The
civ Of Richmond. between Grace and Franklin
Streets between The lots Of Dr. l.. :. Joynes and Mr.
w. a. Cardozo, and running back $50 feet. The
said property will he sold whole or IN lots rs
may appear most for the interest Of those con-
ccrncd AT tie time of SALE and upon The terms. one
fourth of the purchase money II and the residue
in equal instalmenis, with interest added from the
day OF sale payable at four, eight twelve. and six
teen notes TO be given for the deferred pay
mems, secured by trSt.dced. or tie purchasers may
pay The whole purchase-mOney In cash.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS Trustee.
Sale BY GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, Real Estate Agents
and Auctioneers. mn >
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Auction sALES-..Tnis Day.
BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aad Auclioneer,
1912 AIain Street.

DENTTNG, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
n on TUESDAY THE 18th DAY OF MA IA sIi
as79. At O'CLOCK p. A.; on IdE trIE Nv
afs RUsH BUHGESS, ON THE BoWLlSG
i;REES ROAD About ONE QUARTEk OF a
nI r. EEOM THE CITY. FOR ONE YEAR-As
receive r appointed by the Chancery Court OF Klch
Mond i'm the sui, of Burgess rs Bursess, VIII oHer
ss,T rent at the time and place above named the
yaRN above described. TIE DWELLING Is
s,y.e -halr-siory dou be-brick, containing
about ten rooms and Is In very gond Greer Nice not
s,roee. and an other necessary ont bpildings. me
yn,1n countains FORTY-FIvE ACRES OF LAND
IN n high state OF cultivation, having been i'm
rr,,vcd by phosphates and Other fertilizers. rms
fasm IS one of the best tuck-farms abound Inc city
sard can be reached uy tDo goed ro"aS' 1ncre Is
.s4.o ON the place good deal OF fruit.
TERMS: Ecnt payable monthly or quarterly, ~
rycsired aud to be secured by good pcrson3i Sc
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