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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08
COLLINS VoLrAIc PLAsTER
PRICE. Is CENTS.

De careful to call for CoLLIxs voLrArc PLASTER lest
you get some worthless imitation. Sold by all whole
sale and retail throughout The United States
Boston, Mass.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08
small Fruits.

STRAwBERRIEs.-Oft the many new varieties
that have been made known of late years. there
is no doubt that several have come to STAY As
We look over our vines to-day March 20), we
see that of all these new candidates for favor
the Sharpless bears the largest greenest, health
lest looking leaves; the Duncan next; Golden
Defiance next, and Duchesse next. As betw cen
the Others, there is no marked difference To
those who care to purchase any of the newer
varieties, we would recommend the following
for trial:
Golden defiance, Prouty's Seedling-Sharp.
less, Cumberland Triumph, Captain Jack (f1r
market only, Duchesse-Pres. Lincoln-Par-
malee's Crescent Seeding, Forest Rose, Duncan
(for early home use), and Cinderella.
To those who desire to purchase old, we'll
tried sorts only, We would name: Wilson flor
marketl, Triomphe de Gand, Charles Downing
the West.
We would remind all who raise Strawberries
for their own tables or friends, that good DRAIN
age, rich soil and moisture are the secrets of
entire success.
Recommendations is the best so far
as we are enabled to judge-Snyder for trial
RAsrBERRIEs.--Brinckle's orange is the best
OF the yelows. 1t is of fine quality and quite
prolific, if the canes are well protected during
winter.
Of Black Caps-Doolittle and Mammoth Clus-
ter; OF the native Reds, Herstine, Philadelphia,
Brandywine-of the foreign, Franconia, or Mao
mi, and Clarke. For trial we commend the
Montclair, Cnthbert, and flor market) Thwack.
GoosEnERRIEs-Downing Houghton. Avoid
the standards about which so much fuss was
made in Centennial times.
CURRANTs.-The Red Dutch is the most fruit
fnl. Cherry, Champagne, White Grape, and (for
jelly Black Naples.
GRAPEs.-For market or general use, the old.
sort Concord must still be mentioned first Ac-
cording to locality, the Isabella, Cata wba, Del
aware, Iona, Hartford Prolific. We think that
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THE Natchle0 Grair-Savinr. Time-Snyinr,
4 and Money-Savinr Thrrshcrs OF this renera-
fon Beyond all riya,r or E-d Wors ferfest CI-snns
=ad for Saving Grain ifani s-Esizgc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
MASS MEETINGS
or THE
DEMOCRATIC-C CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. 7
Democratic Conservative Party.
Nav 1rlAnnE nptDhpr IA 1870 ]

Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Democratic Conservative Party. !
New Orleans. October IL. 1870.
Mass meetings OF the Democratic Conservn-
tive party will be addressed by Gov. L. A. Witt.
Hons Samuel ID. McEnery J. @. Egan. Allen
Jumel. t. III. Fay. w. A. Strong. e. A. Burke. III.
N Ogden. Z. John Ellis. Albert VOORHEES,. J. b.
Eustis, B. f. Jonas. Il. N Ogden. John Nc
Emery. Don Caffrey, Robt. Richardson. j. O.
Moncure T. B. Lyons. r. Q. Wickitfe. a. s.
Heron. A. Roman. L. P. Poche. w. w. Farmer.
VIM M Levy, VIM H Jack. Gen. Randall Glib
son. Gen. ]. Floyd King. James Lingan. J. 6.
Hawkes.. T. E. Theard, Hon, J. Il. Acklen. Hon.
E. w. Robertson. Hon. j. B. Elan.
The meetings will be held as follows:
October a. Monday-Vidalia. .-z .#@
October 49, Tuesday-St Joseph.
October 80. Thursday Providence.
October 81. Friday-Deta.
November l. Saturday-Monroe.
November g. Monday-Bastrop,
November 5. Wednesday-Farmersville
November 6, Thursday-Vienna.
November I. Friday-Arcadia.
November q Saturday-Homer.
November 10. Monday-Minden.
November H. Tuesday-Bellevieu.
November IL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
November IA. Friday-Mansfeld =5
November IA. Friday-Coushatta.
November is. Saturday-Pleasant Hill.
November n, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
November IS. Tuesday-Mo
November 40, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
November o. Saturday-Marksvtlle.
November "a. neutrality-suspicious.
November o. Tuesday-Vermilionvfl
November 25. Tuesday-St. Martinsville.
November &C. Wednesday-Iberta.
November 81 Thursday-Abbeville.
November ~. Thursday-Fr8nkl1n.
November %, Friday-Houma.
November 49, Saturday
December |. Monday Napoleonville.
December /, Monday -Donaldsonville.
November 4. Tuesday-Columbia.
November 6. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
November s. Saturday-Winnsboro.
November TO- Monday-Rayville.
November H. Tuesday-Delhi.
November 49, Thursday-Floyd.
November IA. Friday-Tallulah.
November IT, Monday-Plaquemine.
November 1s, Wednesday-St. Charles court
house.
November 20, Thursday-St. John court
house.
November 81, Friday-st. Bernard. old court
house.
November %, Saturday-Po inte-a-la- Hache.
November 90, Thursday-Covington.
| November %, Saturday Franklinton.
| November "a. Monday-Amite.
| November rs. MISUNDERSTANDING.
| Novenaer 27. Thurzday-PorE Vincent.
ALBERT VOORHEES,
President State Central Committee Democratic
Conservative Party Of Louisiana.
| o. NJ. TENNIsoN. Secretary. oc1s
HART'S LOAN OFFICE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Registrar Of Voters Parish of Orleans, !
New Orleans. Sept. "a. 1879.
The office of the Registrar Of Voters for the
Parish OF Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY. thetwenty- fifth day Of September. at St.
Patriek's Hall. Camp street, opposite Lafayette
Square. and will be kept open until November
"a. 1s7s. Sundays and legal holidays excepted In
order to enable those who have not registered
In ISIS and 1872 and those who have removed. to
secure their regular papers. In view OF the
great number of applications for duplicate reg
istration papers, citizens are earnestly request
ed to use diligent search for original papers
before applying for duplicates.
Once open from o'clock q. N. 70 u NJ. and
from i 80 to : D m.
CHAs. -CAVANAC,
Registrar of Voters.
sees Il Parish OF 0reBns.
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New Orleans. OCtOBer ~. 1870" the
Democratic. Conservative voters Of tho Tenth
Ward. Owing to tho decision Of the Judges after
the election last night that neither Of the candi-
dates for the State Central Committee had been
the ward are again called ~ meet THIS (Hatur-
day. EVENING. October 2b. 1879. ut 7:ao o'clock
sharp at No $40 Magazine street. between Jos
mime and Jackson, for tho purpose of electlng
i representative from the ward TO the state
Central Committee.
By order or FRANK q. GARRoLI President
Oo95* FRANK kRUPP. Aeerafnrv.
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Rooms state Central Committee, Dem
ocratic-C Conservative party. No. 80 st, Charles
street. October a. 1879 Noics ia hereby given
to the members III the State Central Committee
from tho Congressional districts and from the
parishes of the state to meet for organization ut
these Headquarters. Oh MONDAY. the twenty
seventh day of October, 1879 ut Z O'Clock .. m.
ALBERT VOORHEES,. President.
O. M. TENNIsoN. Secretary. Oe22 ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
10 CAPITALISTS, LAND IN
VISITORS, AGRICULTURISTS
AND OTHERS.
IMPORTANT SALE OF LANDS IN BRITISH
HONDURAS BY ORDER OF THE
TRUSTEE In BANKRUPTCY.

ABOUT ONE MILLION ACRES OF LAND.
well suited To the cultivation OF Sugar. Coffee
Rice Cocoa Germ, Cocoa Nuts. every variety
81 Tropical fruits. Pine Apples, Oranges. Lem
Sons, Lines, Bananas, etc, as we'll as e stock
raisAmE and grazing. and Astounding In Mnhog-
any Cedar. EoGwood. Rosewood. Fusttc. India
Rubber sarsaparilla and other natural pro 70
ducts, will be sold at public auction on FRIDAY.
Che twelfth of December next. In the town or
Belize. British Honduras. These lands VII &c
able offers for cash before the sale viii he en-
tertained.
The attention of investors is Invited TO- q
body ar lands comprised in the aboye) on the
sea coast between the Rio drande and al Mo lno
ar this land has been surveyed into sections Of
one mile each Of which 5000 acres are
the rest being unsold. This land will be offered
for sale Id one lot. Plans Of the above lands i
may be seen and full Information as e. ss TIE
colony obtained by application to JAMES MI.
PUTNAM, room s.; Sugar gar, Shed A 4; s New Or
leans. La DARENT HAhhlS0N
r. Toledo 4 Co, IN Liquidation. oc25 mol
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Eleventh Ward Central Ciub-ln ac-
cordanee with the instructions OF the Parish
Committee. there will boz meeting Of the Gen
Eleventh Ward. Mt the corner OF Seventh and
Magazine streets, SATURDAY EVENING, at
7. o'clock. for the election Of a delegate to the
State Central Committee
VIM. PAGAN. President.
m 7 Fonnra Eanratary Oepa ct
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25

Fourteenth ward Central Democratic
Conservative Club There will be a meeting OF
the Central Club held at the wigwam. corner
Arabella and Tchoupitoulas streets. on SAT-
URuAY October as 1879, ut T:30 o'clock .. M.
for the purpose or electing u delegate to the
State Central Committee
BY order or the president, y. n. CARLISLE.
oc2a at G. B. FIEGK Essen Secretary.
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Weadauarters seventh ward

Headquarters seventh ward Central
Democratic Conservative ClubNew Orleans,
October 81, 1870 In accordance with the reaolu-
tlon Of the Parish Committee, meeting Of the
SATURDAY the twenty fifth instant. MT Jacobs
Hall. corner Frenchmen and Rampant streets,
III T:3D o'clock y. m. TO ratify our nominee,
elected October 3. 1879. to the State Central Com
mittee.
fire M nanNEr"r EnPratnry. rraA MT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
5WIIDI5,
c5 tf RIVERS d. BARTELS.
FINEST OYsTERS..

FINEST OYSTERS..
GAM BANDTRA INFORMS HIS OLD PAT
> rons and the public that ne has reopened
the jewel Of the South, No. IsS Hrayier. street.
There he is prepared to open. ship or furnish
families with choice oysters from Bayou Cook.
rates. to suit the times and connoisseurs.
oc1a I'm
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ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY OCTOBER Is 1879.


ONCE Of tho Louisiana OIL Company, Nh.
~ Baronne street.-The annual election for
seven ~ directors Of this company. to serve
during the ensuing year. Will be held ut Its
office. No. 40 Baronne street. on MONDAY,
November ., 1879, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
o m. and = . CLOCK , p "A a. pepLANo President.
A. o. LANDRY, Secretary. oc25 lot
Hood Relief Committee, New Orleans,
October 80, 1s7a-It having come to the knowl-
edge Of the committee that unauthorized par
ties are canvnasnE for tho sale Of the pictures
of tho Hood Family. this ls to warn the public
that only picturea bought from members Of the
committee. or their duly accredited agents and
canvasaere. will bring any benefit 70 the chill
Tho public are also notified that parties lack
ing In oil feeling for the orphans are engaged,
II te believed. in copying this picture. and thus
Offering inferior work ut reduced prices, This
being In violation of law, we are authorized by
Mr. Lilienthal to offer . reward OF NIFTY dollars
for the detection OF any one 40 violating hia
copyright.
Copies Of tho picture may be had at Eyrlohs.
Heebods. Holmeas and Hyatt's.
The crayon drawing OF Gen. Hood. by La
branos.. with Photographic copies BY .. J.
houby, is under the direction and care of Major
Every oanvaaser carries hls credentials from
W. R. LYMAN. Chairman.
j. A. CHALARoN. Secretary. oc29 At
special Notice shippers 10 Monroe
and all stations on the Vicksburg, Shreveport
| NATOHE leaving every SATURDAY EVEN.
| INC. will stRn through billie lading ~ the same
ocT II y. u. CARLlN. Agents.
the Womam,s Christian Union will
| meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month, Mt il a. M. ut the Oarondelet street
| Methodist Church.
Mus. Fl. ]. OooP. Secretary. de5 *
special tic.---Parties having Pledges
At Harris Loan Office, upon which interest haa
accrued, Ii not paid on or before the FIRST OF
OCTOBER. said pledges will be offered for
sale. sofa u
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Headquarters Tweh,h Ward Central
Democratic and conservative Club-,The Demo
cratic and Conservative voters Of this ward are
invited to assemble ut tho corner 81 Magazine
and Berlin streets SATURDAY EVENING. Oe-
toher u.s. at 30 o'clock, for the purpose OF oert.
ing u delegate to represent the ward IN the
State Central Committee. EUGENE MAY. NJ
oco4 at President
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25

The Thirteenth ward Democratic ana
Conservative Central Club Will meet Mt the cor
ner of Tchoupltoulns and Valence streets.
SATURDAY. the twenty-hith instant. at \
To the State Central Committee. The officers of
the club recently elected will be installed. A
full attendance is urged. Il. Il. DOWEh.
oc94 1T President
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25

In accordance with the resolutions of
the Parish Committee, u meeting Of the Fourth
Ward Central Club will ha held on SATURDAY.
October 49, at ~ o'clock D. M. to elect q Dele
gate to the State Oantrnl Committee. Election
to be held ut No. " Cont street..
BY order Of ALLAN EuaTIs. President.
op2a at FRANK CnOk Aaeretsrv.
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M. u - HWIN. NHHtE 'fI'sf'
J "A. CHALARON Secretary oc23 at

Tha W0mnm's Christian Union will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month, Mt IL a. M. ut the Oarondelet street
Methodist Church.
Afr. n r f,oo,, Ea,r.tnrv Jan II
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WANTS.
HELP WANTED--MALEs.

MTANTED-TWO GOOD BOYS. FOURTEEN
w to sixteen years of age. to make them
selves generally useful In restaurant. In
uuire ut Meyers's Eating House. No. IL Tx
change Alley oc24 2t*
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25

Meeting Of the Third ward central
Democratic and Conservative Club-Will take
place on SATURDAY EVENING, October 26, At
80 o'clock corner Common and 0livar streets
for the purpose of aleGtinK q member OF the
State Central Committee.
BY order OF the J. riah Committee.
JOHN FITZPATRICK. President
Jos VIGO Secretary. Oc26 IT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25

special Natice-Parties having Pledges
At Hart's Loan Office, upon which interest has
OCTOBER. said pledges will be offered for
sale. sa1atf
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ward IRE hereby notified that there will DO q
meeting of the Central Club ut the wiEwam. On
ton streets. on SATURDAY EVENING, Qcto-
Der 10, at 30 o'clock for the purpose OF elect
Ing member To the State Central Com toe
to represent this ward In the coming cam paign.
A full attendance Of the voters Of tho ward Ia
earnestly desired. BY order.
JAS. r. CLARK, President.
urN A. EpWARps Naeretarv nr94 at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
POLITICAL MOTIONS.


Rooms DeMOCFatlc~C OnsnFvMtIveFM FtsH
Committee. Parish Of Orleaus, New Orleans.
October 40. 1879 "A epeclal meeting Of the Par
ish Committee will be held In the Lecture act, room
VI the odd Fellows Hail. on SATURDAY. the
twenty. fifth instant at 7:ao o'clock .. M, for
the purpose Of making the necessary arrange
mentH for an election Of delegates 70 parish
nomn nation convention OF the DemOoratic-Oon-
servative party Of this parish. ~
BERNARD q. SHIELDS. President:
r ynrInATu Eenraturv oa2A I'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

RICHMOND AND PErHRsBUEGi
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., l>'9'
~ trains GA this read will run IS follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 a. ~. THROUGH NAIL dsiiy. eo1 ,is;,.'s
for Charleston, savannah, n"r"i.A
F| and Aiken fria Char"sionl' i!Ar.: i.
jacksonville. Stops ouly AZ ,nt>.,I
and Manchester, and 4! llalt-"'f -
signal.
500 4. NJ, ACCO3rMO DATIoS fsiIy MAJ a.,
close connection n Peirr,'His m|A
the Atlantic, Mississippi snI -
railroad for Bristol, Chai'ai.r-.'
Nashville, NrmrhiS, iyncOoI!,, :,
Far,nyie, ana "thrt ioca! stit."~s -,
thar road, maxim. same Iigte .. ~
$751; any other line. Stops II i" E's"-
.' stations. w ,nv
600 p. n. ACCOMMODATES TRAM IN, E1ny
texcept Sunday. l'A;'ei Ssfs , I..
this train will make c.oSe S''
-rt at petarsSurg for Soros"' .,.
1o.a5 p.u.. THROUGH MAIL daily, ccnn. ,.;.n
Tor Weldon, WiInin2t2n. a. -
t Charleston. SaYaunal, A@;"l,,ry
3D." " lurnbfa Atlanta, Macon atVn ~ r-,, /,
5fa,.,% u Mobile New Orleans ana Al. 49, -.
....,., .r., Sonth and Southwest. fniiI AZ Xxi.
isg.car from " asbinstGh u" c",s.
= 4 .tfi 1niagtop Savannah, ana rir chss:rr
.l.s, :. STOPS onIv at Manchester AHu '"
I.,.. -.... and Half. Way OH svDa"
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH .,.nas
fas 4. d., THROUGH NAIL aallyri ~: :ySa:t ,aa
'>s'S'"1 80 with Richmond, freaerN ANn,, North,
H. ,-s.-. po;omac railroad 70, all pm .ncsee-
|. East, and West. Stops ~ ,i,l..Wsy
a sss s ~ brurys l;iua on ,.sIs ~ daily
:o.o,. n. ACCOMMODATIONS, TEN y III ~
S'ZoA' A'' iexsep. sunday. s'9I" -
y. ~ .CcoMMoDATION' Tk TIM :, X,s-
7:lu T. "' sexcept Sunday). stop; 1WE.I ns u
4 ... chester aud Chester, anu han"
1 " pIInSIIGH Man. daily. SGiS "a
.s:65'P' ~ aits Rchmead, FrederscxsaS,uts EA,s
! .,s pc.omac railroad for AL po.n e.nseo-
| Nd West Also, making fie's md Ohie
, ann With the ChesapteatSs, Ems tn and
rrssiroad for the VirsinE. ''TSis ,rsla
s RI noints North and Wr;';; o..,rr, sad
a. p A. Manchester snd EIGt, "a
I a".r s ~ pRaR.Wsy aud pfufS 49,.
Etf3& - jgRsL ....b.,x win start Nv
All. TRAINS leaving fe'S' R,ch.
ne Apgoaa.stex dSsfpTR 8ss TRAINS leave pe,et-
SgSpa .s5 81. and $50 r. Mssunaay.
go 4 IL and 's's 81 MS
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! BY 'Jno. z. Langht Old. Jr., Adcti9peer,
Gle Main street. r., ~ "a, "

1ILEG,AST FRENGHlPIATE' 8 MIR
~ RuRs: ENGLISH gRUsSEL "a STn TAPs sS
I tires. SEVEN.O OCTAVE! .R0SEWQQD.CAsE
CHICK ERTNG PIANO. HANDs0mE' CURTAINS:
CORNICEs, &C. At AUCTlON5By erection OF OF
house, Shall sell at auction, on h0eDAY,the 27,h
Instant at 10 o'clock, st the store No yS32 Main
street. which has been rented for the nnfnose nearly
an of the HANDSOME FURNITURE recently
moved from the residence now occnpleu Dy tne
i SUPERIOR sEVEN.OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
CASE CHlCKERING PIANO, In excellent Or
ESGLIsH-BoDY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY, and
E% Strel LAR LARGE and and sUPEERIoR FRENCH
PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS, In gilt Frames:
iPARLOR FURNITURE. in complete SUITS IN
silk. ColetiDe, and Velvet Plush, In rosewood
.nHeIfSlNe-, LIBRARY, and GRACE
TEFE-h-fgTE SOFAS. In Velvet Plush >
WALNUT and COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS.
=, Ml9a MaKpRR99 sEWoop EXTENSION Pc
HANDSOME observation-disclosures, and a
large lot Of FINE SILK III c, G0RNIGEs;
. GAS-CHANDELIERS.
E. SOFAS, LOUNGES. TABLES. CHAIRS.
{. hARBLE-TOP CENTRE and FANCY Ia
BLES. .r.. E...:- a.-rt. ,t-.g. MOSCOW. -,
together with large assortment Of useful HOUSE
2: KEEPING ARTICLES too numerous 10 men
The FURNITURE win be arranged and ready for
examination on Saturday mUrniug:. Certainly no
larger assortment of good secondhand furniture
many years. JNO. E. LAUG HToN. JR.. ..
) oc % E.'.. -s Z 2. a. Auctfoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24
BY Frank D. Hill 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
lIOS Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THE
ELEGANT BRowN-sToNE DWELLING,
No. 2le,~ AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER IslS. =, OF
GRACE AND THIRD sTEEBTsa ID =.

sv virtue Of a trnst-tlced from Or Frederick
Marx and wife, dated November !. 81, 10 the I'M
dersgned, duly recorded in the clerks office Rich
mond Chancery Court, In d. B. 30 a.. page 39e, 10
m ade in the payment thereof shall: in, cution
of sa!d trust, at the request Of Tue beneficiary, SELL
on the premises. on THURSDAY, November 6.
1879. at AZ O'Clock z. NJ. that really VALUABLE
PROPERTY above described. J.,
Tie DWELLING Is large, well built, finely I'M
ished and arranged with all the modern improve
ments, with special reference TO comfort and con-
venience. and contains about twelve rooIEs SER
wants accommodations ample, fine BRICK STA
ELE and CARR'aGE-HOUSE. The lot ifron's 81
feet on the north line OF Grace street, wish depth
IT is rare that piece of property very desira-
BILE is on the market. 81 " ..-s = -
TERMS: Whilst The deed requires cash Us to the
principal and interest or the debt the beneficiary
VIII accept more liberal terms, which Win be an
nounced at the sale *
-; . JAMES L. APPERS0N, Trustee.
FRANK D. HILL & Co.. Auctfoueers.
- - - Sc r24-25.27, Noy1 &tdtdS
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Brief ltems.-1he suit OF Fisher Us.
yickers was called in the Hastings Court
Yesterday morning, but 1t was continued
until The next term.
The delinquent capitation taxes are being
slowly paid. Last year at this time, when
the greenback movement was at feVer.neaf,
there were 140 paid. None have been paid
this year up to this date.
Manchester Division, Sons Of Temper
ance, expects soon TO have lecture by q
distinguished speaker to raise funds for It's
benefit, when brief Introductory address
will be delivered by Wolt5y-ASsociate
James A. Gently.
Manchester's delegation to the "blue ~
mass meeting returned home "Wednesday
niyht. There were only two. One applied
for legislative bonorS, but was SnubDed.
The other. WHO was self-constituted can
dIdate. voted for the whole "Free State"
THE Readiusters of this district will pos
sibly have several more "blue "-mass con-
yentions before the season is over Tor the
benefit Of the defeated candidates, who are
numbered by the score.
A number OF citizens from this city at
tended the Yorktown celebration yester-
day.
Tonight is the musicale night at Beetho-
ven Hall. The programme was arranged
early in the week.
A new list Of speakers for the counties OF
Powhatan and Chesterfield and the city OF
Manchester has been made out. The Six
teenth Senatorial District Committee are
vigorously prosecuting the campaign:
Several Richmond lawyers were in the
city yesterday attending to their probes
sional duties at the Rustings Court.
The city Jail is being refitted inside, so as
to give comfortable accommodations to prls-
oners during the coming winter.
There was nothing at the Mayors Court
yesterday. The Magistrates Court will
convene to-day.