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BUBBLES.

A handful of good life is worth a
bushel Of learning.
A true faith in science knows no limit
to its search for truth.
Exercise both mind and body if you
would successfully exercise dull care.
Somebody once remarked that-..Guing
to law is cutting ones throat with pen."
The available coin balance in the Uni.
ted States Treasury, on the list inst, was
5000, 900, 600
There are two comforts in owning a
saw horse. You eau either borrow your
neighbor's saw or loan him he horse.
Failure, after long perseverance. is
much grander than never to have a striv-
ing good enough to be called failure.
The man who holds his own is
more honest than he who holds his neigh
bor's goods, after compromise of ten
cents on the dollar
Every life is like block of marble
with possible angel hidden in it. The
difficulty is to cut the angel out and leave
nothing but chips behind.
Extract from romance: With one
hand he held her beautiful golden head
above the chilling waves and with the other
called loudly for assistance
=" Emotional aphaisia is disease in
which the patient, whenever he opens his
mouth, speaks only nonsense This dis
ease is frightfully epidemic in Congress.
Tho ancient Romans never repeated
what was said at the dinner table. Ladies
who occasionally invite old maids to tea
party should cut this out and paste it on
the pickle dish.
The German Emperor is wonderfully
we'll and vigorous, though still obliged to
carry his right arm in a sling, and drives
out daily, accompanied only by the Crown
Prince or an equerry. All the forenoon lie
devo,es to receiving reports aud giving
audlSnces.
The strong climatic contrasts in this
country are forcibly illustrated 10y the fact.
that while people in Connecticut have been
shivering before fierce Wintry blasts. with
the mercury marking below zero, st.
Augustine, Fla, is enjoying beautiful flow
ers and orange trees, with their golden
fruit hanging in Itch profnsion.
-F"rbear tn sport an opinion on a sub.
ject of which you are ignorant, especially
in the presence of those to whom 1t is
familiar. II it he not always in your
power to speak to the purpose, it certainly
is to be silent; and though thousands have
remembered with pain their garrulity. few
have reason to repent their silence.
France spends fifteen aud half times
AZ much on her army as ON her schools:
Italy twelve times much. England live
and half times, Germany four and two
ifths times, Austria four times aud Swift
erland one and one-eighth times. Per
head Of population France spends on her
army lSs. and England lis. ID.
In these days of church debt razinp, a
late decision Of the Indiana Supreme Court
Is both inteiosting and important. II has
been ruled that subscription made on
Sunday for the benefit OF the church is not
binding, and cannot be collected by suit
at law. This follows the general rule of
ths invalidity OF contracts made upon the
Lords Day, though it would seem that y
charitable subscription might have been re-
garded as an execution
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-'' Is the paragraph editor in ;" ask ed
visitor at the office of one of the :" great
dailies." No." answered the brilliant
youth who managed the broom. "hs is
down at the cutters getting sharpened up
and having rivet run through his middle
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The idea of consulting the murderers
themselves as 10 the mauuer in which they
would prefer to be executed belongs to the
New York Herald, which detailed one OF
It's reporters the other day to make VISIT
to the Tombs, aud interview the prisoners
on the subject. 1t might be supposed that
the poor wrctches would beg to be excused
from conversiue on so delicate question !;
but nine OF the twelve murdercrs tnterro-
gated spoke their minds quite freely. Two
said they would prefer drowning to hang
ing; one would esteem it a privilege TO be
shot; another thought he would like to
be stabbed to death; two others had de-
clded prediction for suffocation by the
fumes Of charcoal or common coal-yas; the
seventh had no choice between the latter
method and drowning; the eighth said
hanging was good enough for him, and the
last-Chastain CoX-was in favor OF hang
ing all murderers over fifty years old. and
either shooting or bleeding to death those
under that age, expressing preference IN
bis own case for Observation-Disclosures
American
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"I AM Nor DEAD. - The Elko Independ-
.ent says: tsA little four-year-otd son OF
Joe Lang bad been borrowed to person.
ate the cousumptiye child OF Lady Isabel IN
East Lynn in the touching death.sceue
at the close OF the act representing the
Hretched mothers return from Der self.fnl-
posed exile. While the audience were
being moved to tears by the imprisoned
agony Of the fond mother. poured out at
the bedside OF her dying child, and Just at
the moment that all emotions were irtensi-
fed to the utmost BY the unspeakable an
euish depicted in her countenance Us she
exclaimed in broken-heortcd accents, lie
is dead y the little rooster. who bad up to
this point been kept quiet with difficulty,
woGid stand it no longer, and Instantly re-
senteu the accusation by exclaiming in a
voice distinctly heard through the house,
Il nm not dentt. The effect can be readily
imapiued."' '.@ s.F-< ..+s s.-...
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stmpte word from one who may have some
|fnaueuce.-eyeB DC q heggar, having sayed
the HE OK King, may, through royal grail
tide '-ield an influence. VIII you: sign
Nov. all this seemed very strange TO
Ruric. and he knew that there YVES some
thing behind the curtain which he was not
nprrfiitted TO know. He knew the proud
md stubborn duke we'll enough to know
that be never would have sent such mes
sage as this bat for some design more than
bad vet appeared. In short. he could not
understand the matter at alf. :, 1t looked
dark and complex; such conduct was IN
direct conflict with the nature OF the man
from whom It now appeared to have ema-
mated. Ruric pondered upon this Q lew
moments, and he made up lis mind that he
would on no account yield an atom to The
strange demand thus made upon hlm:
| : IS sir Count he said, calmly and firmly,
:. Won have plainly stated your proposition,
and will as plainly answer. | cannot sign
the paper" s......:,,
.sHa!" gnsped Damonoff, In quick pas
sion. ado you refuse?" .,., ,...-.. ~.
I "Most fatty" =. ..-.-.....
For few moments the Count gazed into
Ruric's face, as though he doubted the evil
dence Of bis own senses. -.
"lt is the dukes command" be said, at
length. 1a 49,.
HThe Duke Of Tula holds no power Of
command over me-" was the gunmaker's
calm reply!
Beware! Once more say Sign this
paper!"
"You but waste your breath, Sir Count.
in speaking thus. You have my answer"
"By besvens! Ruric Newell, you shall
sign this :" the Count cried, madly.
"Never, sir"
"But look you, sirrah! Here is my whole
future OF life based upon my hopes OF union
with this fair girl. Her guardian bids me
get this paper OF you ere l can have her
hand. And now, do you think PIl give it
up so ea,ily3 Mol I'D have your name to
this, or I'll have your IifeI"
"Now your tongue runs away with you,
Sir CONT. have given you my answer.
Be sure that only one man on earth can pre-
vail upon me to place my name upon that
paper" 49,. ...
"And who is hep" -.
81 mean the. EMPEROR.
"But you ilisign it," Kissed DamonofT.
turning pale With rage. Here it is-sign !!
If you would live-sign!"
tsPerhaps he cannot WRITE" suggested
Urzen contemporary.
"Tben he may make his mark" reioined
the Count ;in the same contemptuous tone.
at might not require much more urging
to induce me to make my mark in MAN.
ner not at all agreeable to you, SIR" the
youth retorted. with his teeth now set, and
the dark veins upon his brow starting more
plainly out. "You have come upon my
premises, and you have sought your pur-
pose. You now have your answer, and for
YOUR own sake-ior my sakc-I beg you to
leave me-" The above we publish as a
specimen chapter; but the continuation OF
this story will be found only in the n. Z.
Ledger. Ask for the number dated Jan.
10, which can now be had at any news
Office or bookstore. II you are not within
reach OF news office, you can have the
Ledger mailed to you for one year by send
ing three dollars to Robert Bonner, pub
Usher, 1872 William street, New York.
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A letter was mailed at Des Moi1es the
other day with this inscription on the envc-
lope: " Postmaster: ii not delivered in
36j days burn it, and will send man for
him." 1t is believed to be Il dunuinS let
ter.
Mr.. John Dunn. OF South Africa. is re"
ported to have three hundred and forty-two
children. Well Dunn. good and faithful
seryant.-EL,aird Free Press.
Suppose uoratio Seymour nominated b.;
the Democratic party for the presidency Ill
1880. Does anybody suppose that Grant
could carry this State against him ? Wortd.
A Grant article in the Galveston NerS
cost that paper 1900 subscribers. The
Grant boom evidently has not reached Texas
yet.
1t is getting time for Mary Anderson TO
celebrate her twentieth birthday again.-
atlanta Constitution.
Twenty-Five members WILL retire from the
United States Senate March 1, 1881.
We yield to temptation, alas much soon
er than to pcrsua>on.-NelcI ork Netcs.
The world is waiting. Mr.. Edison, turn
on the light. -Albany ArguS.
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Hy Grunhs q Nll'iHns.
Real Estate Agent, and hGc'i"rr"'s.
Eleventh street between lain al;I EIitH.

|VRISTEES SALE or TWO NIi'f
| VALUABLE FARM~ N SilEKY 'pt'' ;
ON JAME- RIVER. AT Al CrinH. u, :,'."' ~
a deed "f rrus' Ia III" md, roi2u"d iI"l" E','''a
billiard ana WllIm Diiiarh, frnnr", h"HrinS '''t
ON ;lc 10Th siav Of December, ls7'i. aud 81 ""''
IN III" cEIk', Office Of IL" t"no', Curt - ~ +
county wr"l >''ll Al anci'"n "a IT." ounce "' ''
& Williams. real c"iat" tp"ni. ant ""rt'nnFf '
4 north Eleventh street, In ihr CIV % ~ 49,"
Va, on TUESDAY, Nrc"mhc' 30, ir1', 81 -
o'clock NJ. TWO VALUABLE FARMS 10 ~''f
Trtct X". /. known n, rEr@Cp, hi"r 49, ,",.A'
sihrs Of S"nn,a Gnt r3!y, c%i'l"'%I 1ni
FUUI.TIIS ACRES: 2l2a acrrn oprn ,f,d '.''
balance Ia oak aui pine "Dod The Dn tl.'t "''
which Is Two miles I"n Dilard'a wharf j. t. A.'
one; contains seven large rooms, "i'h y - .'
and niry passages 1cin~ and hDnE" ii&tr1 H.T '"'
stories. There are white marie nrti'" ia w.
parIors II l. covered WIN TN. nnn + ~ ..' ~
par. The out-builGingS ara more it'n a'"'' '
tie place. and arr In good rrhair. 1i~ - " ava
are highly improved aad abound !" ma" d" '.'i
fine qualify. Their + Ghanli J ~ ""'"'N o. .'
much fjnc timber for ship.bnil Gg ani OUR i".'
Also Tract No .. kuowm a. M, VIZ =, -,
AN:t FIFTEES ASp 4 HALF - RI 49,
acres open land balincr "aa hHi pm" an ',,
| meadow land These lamb ARA $" / ma ~ -
DIlIards wharf y also on M prop r. -, -
most new End cost nearly 5000: fh'r" ;
1t rarc-house on The d"ch IL b' IL un'' I.,i ',
dock /, 33 by 100 feet. N'ar i''i W., W.%"'.,
ls,I ia .urry county j. ,.npucd rt"" u'.' N'' .
| and N ulvs "A haui-UiIir igt"E.r. Ih.t' - =,
,.orrlon,e lB by ~ feet. ~ "'ii, '"r
| AID other lurp"S ;. III" Ja'H"--h!',T .t.' 4,
.,,n ~ I'M. whnrf every day. Gainr ~ r''n h'n'
,t.nnnds. and il c,u.d tc made QUE Of ~" t'- "'"'
cries on the river 49,, 100. OIL,
TEnMs BY consent. one foGrt" r1'h n,'' .T,..,
o,,, and two yrs f.r IL pitylr Up'- TX " CON-
interest added ,ecurrI ~ DEE i - 'fH.i' ,. .
.h, .,,'r,Inrr.rs KDE.HT Is. J"EE$ H.
" shMLEL >ihHLh-,
'"' ""' - DE- j.r.iI.i5Ir.@"E'''|'
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Mr.. Giles, the Irish essayist, told me Z
nice little Story OF Emerson. with which
this cha ter may conclude: We bad ricf
old merchant who was 4 tircless talker, with
whom our lecturers sometimes lodged. The
good-hearted gentleman caught Dir. Giles
one evening and kept him complalsan'
but dreadfully-wcary listener, morally but
ton-holed, so to speak, until nearly sunri sc
Then. as they parted for the night, or rathel
for the morning. the garrulous ard eratiiied
monologlst said 81 like you, Dir. Giles
you are willing to hear what nave TO say
Mr. Emerson was here tie other night, aftel
he had lcctured, and he said he did not wlsl
to hear we talk-that be bad rather 90 &c
bed" Not that the kindest OF men mean
to be uncvil-he merely spoke with thu
simplicity and drectness OF Greek phIlo
sOpher.
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81 Z ~ sr..s 4.
CHAPTER II.
AZ -. - ...-R.y 3 ~ y Z Z :
4 STRANGE PROCEEDING.

When Raric came down 10 the morning
be found the monk already there, and break,
fast nearly ready: But little was said du-
ring the meal. Them monk seemed busy " ith
Thoughts OF his own, and RuTie was wholly
engrossed in studying the strange mans
features, aud pondering upon the Ysrious
doubts and surmises that had entered his
mind. After the meal was over The monk
accompanied the gunmaker to bis chop, and
there nc spent some time la examining the
quaint articles OF. mIchinery that were used
in the, manufacture OF arms. = - -, III,
Rurie was engaged in finishing a pair OF
pistols, and for some minutes the monk had
stood silently BY bis side watching his.
movements. AT length The youth stopped
Ia bid work and laid the pistol down. Il q
- Excuse me- good father, ~ he said,
rather neryonst sat the same time looking
bis yisstQrs In the faee !; g but + must ask
yen question:. Where have seen you
before f1isI ySs n 7.
How should u know ar the monk am
sHered, with s4ailess 81 i flss5ss
]" WDy, resumed Rnsic, With soma hesi-
fancy, S. knew NOT hl,s thai yau might ens
tightel ms.siI baFs5surssf sssp you Eome-
where. Il ~ Ss1f 81
8 g And are there mol Asndreas WON you
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| Shot-towers will be much worn by ladies'
at the theatre and opera this season. They
can be relieved and made perfectly ex-
quisite BY the addition of a county jail,
trimmed at the edges witha couple OF court
houses, and looped at the side with post
Office or ferry-boat.-.Brook!yn Eagle.
A cow will Craze upon land worth 81 900
ner acre,.ber face an emblem OF humility !;
but cali will glow all over with seif-con-
s.iousness If The have on SO much as q new
coat or hat, and that the properly OF his
tailor Boston Transcript: .tI
Atgreati many boys and girls fall despe-
ratelyt 10 7love:-nfihi each other, and ruye
over disappointed hopes before they are old
enough oiteil the difference between the
heartache and the collie. Very few such
cases prove fatal teabeneate Herald
The red fopa add more To- the small boys
height, than the high heels. = e0regoT
Ne,ps. h ~ ~. 3 u 81 ..E:t
IS THE religion which stops at the outside
Ics yous poeket-book 10 the thinpest kind Oh
s sham Yoakers adsetse. 's!zo
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AND SJbKEilDt i
FDn SALE

! On the l&r nlf or JAM tEE, l~"N. .n !ha
nfrmt -. VIII sell hT IiItU" 1T wa -,i,,' o.. N
| Glenn l.1'.,urr. ,iai'i July -, 1873. tiD'
| Nhl.IAHl.l ~IOi;FiiuI>E N\r Iur
! M thri~itauShurg Depot. on The Nitm'n. Mi
| snui ana Oho ",d'rnrd. ~ N"nt-rua r.a..ts.
Va recently ur"urith ~ l.. {. EtN'r 4 &c.. l..s
PROPERTY c"usi~'S ~ ahnui II ~ I - re
| OF LAND Win 4 barge FRAME. ~ ~ 49, ...".
tanning iva ~inr"rD'ru.. .utnhr-r"t'II, 'af ..N
private rooms, 81 h SiHhl" hi'titrU Ind '..r 1853
houses on ia" lot. A!Su. one 81 thc lr'' s'rl 81
and cons ruCttI
STFAM-1ANNEElEsS ~ THE stan,
with u iir-r.ra'r Nt;!<E l'i"h'." nj ..,'v.r'
BtRK-Mi Ill and rIhSVEE-M n'i ,r1tl. I.'
Tann"rv contains iwrutN-uin" lat~a"rt go, "t.H
AL the necessary pnu~. iim'-y iti rN'... rEl
nusiin. -roons-nl under cover at > 80 y .Na..t.H"
huI ding. The LOT contains rNF 81 ~ 1yA l.,
within 900 yards at thrI-llan -hnt. tlu'.
Possession viii hr given II, .s'tH a. Use ly|". ri
sale are com lird with.
TERMS OF SALE: five per reu'. cash. r. ..tt'
IN val,ir In SIX twriyr. an! eighteen m"h'Hr "EA
interest. Yer which purchr. A." ." give h'2r''l.
HE notes we'll cnhur."d. Itih' MAJ" wh"n 's""'r
IS all paid and /. bcliryrd t. h. r'ni.
AEtllf \. PItlfLAe. NIurl.".
CIRIsTIASsBrHG. November ~. l~ip.
IT, - l"t
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I;yi.IIlli,s e Williams
Real Estate Agents nuh Auriou"ers.
No. i Eleventh strcct, h. tween SluIu and Bans.


No 4 Eleventh strcct. h.. tween SiuIu AMI it"s.
TRIISTEE'S SALE or Az l'NDl.
/ yIDED oNE-FuI'tIii INTEREST - lHl
LARGE BRICK DWELLING MD 'tI. ~.
Snl, AT THE SOUTHEAST tpEEE: ~ MNf
SHALL AND EIGHTH >TEfElS, Al ~ -
lIluN.-iiy virtue Of decd 81 iInst from " W.
Jones ari wir Ia The sGh>crirr a" rnet"e' tai'
/ 4 of September. 1870, AMI rcordrd In Ei'h'
Iunud iiinrrry Court. being th"tt" rqrlf,i ~
The bl,l-r or the note >tCur'd. W.T. s"i hy tur-
J,r,,a,y M 4 o'clncS - NJ. nu tNuiElDlb ~
TfREST OFGSF FDI'EIlI ~ fiif PHrifEif
nb,yr described. II uhj0lns III" IIlyll-~ri""I hhH
ing ON iht west. tront- - feet, NOR" r .'r', nl
Marshall street atrl runs back "n fighn street
feet more or less to An all"y SIXTEEN fr"' "l"r.
TERMS. Cash Tor expenses ~ sale nnd !" gay ''
sum OF - 10: the rc-ihu" lluon terms !" ~ i''
scrib,r i,y the rrauirr or the iru,t"" Ia rNli ''
md which Will he ma''r x own AZ HE itn""' '''
sale. JOIN u. MAJ hLf''' i'"'''''
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Aur'"n~r..
-. I = % ~ - ~ .il'tr
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de 27-cOd.

VALUABLE PROPERTY On THE
Y SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN FOC-
SHEE AND ADAMS STREETS FOR SAIL AT
The request of the owner offer for sale The fore
going real es'ate. The lot has front Of 53s feet
runs back 100 tset 10 II wide. paved alley. the I'M
uroqmpnts consist of an excellent BRICK STORE
and DWELLING. TWO FRAME DWELLINGS 10
the cast. un excellent RRlCK KlTt.iiES IN thc
yard and fronting on The said alley large XIX IL II
STABI, 2 suitable for 4 livery or hack sraud The
whole property can easily ~ made TO Yield an an
nral rental of 1900 TO $66p. Prices reasonable,
aud terms very liberal. Apply al once to
W. GDDDtN.
de o5.2, Retl Estate Aucilunccr.
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s,sa'Sss,. ssEgIs2ESE.r. -e-.

VXTAGNER'S EMULSION OF COD
w LIVER OIL. with Glyceriue aud the lTypr =
phosphifes-the best and most Agreeable OF all Cod
Liver Oil preparal ions for lung throat diseases
As pie asaut mlls punch, nnriilre. strengthens
lug, and expCct9raut. Ii Is anc medicine 10 build
up dcica'c or debliiatcd systems. Sold by
de 81 l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
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OFFIGEsg FOB zRENT-TWO G
OLARGE, WELL-LIGHTED, and WELL =
eey;s bookstore No.ili Main STREET saitsble fos
lawyers o.. aent!sta. Apply al DtspateA once,
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AUCTION SALES-.T.lfS Day.
By Chafi!n, Staples e Co..
Real EAate Agents ana Auctioneers,
mo. / north Tenth street, r.

TRUSTEES SALE Or BACK, TWO
i HORSES, AND 'HARSEsS.-By virtue Of :
certain deed Of trpst from T. p. Turner fafed l3 tn
February. / 77. duly reeorded-Gtfault bavns been
made In the payment OF The debt thereby securef
and being 20 required By the beneficiary, viii sci
Franklin street. on SATURDAY, December ~,
1879. ut 12 O'Clock ST., :.
One GLASS-FRUST HACK. made by Joseph
Beckhaus. Of Philadelphia: 90. :. -. r
One Do CBLE SET OF CARR1AGE-HAR-
$3.50 NESS. ".-t Et esq.,
And two BAY HORSES. - .tf t.s.s: e. +,
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defraJ the expense OF
executing this frrst and 10 pav of note OF $500,
with interest from December 10. 1879: gnd The
balance upon suca terms rs will De Announced at the
time OF sale. ~ :
fe2S -arf@ r.. j. DOSHER. Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY Ms
L fhat largeTWO-S RY-AND-BhSEMEST Ell
STUCCOED BRICK DIV ELLlNG No. 231l SOUTH
side Of Broad between Twenty.'hird and twenty
fourth streets, containing about seven rooms. ktcD,
en-, gas. water. &C. Has been recently painted ana
rrpaired and Is now occupied by good trnaut and
Welding fair rental. small amount VIII De taken
In cash and loi,g time given on balance.
ROBERT II. LYME,
do 27-cod5t 1912 Ms!n street.
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By chariin. STAPLES & t"..
Real Estate Agents and AGc'i"u.rrs.
No north Tenth stree.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT lnT
i on THE SOUTH SIDE or " STREET ~.
GINNING l0l FEET FH9N TIN i\TFE>r,'.
TIDN OF FOURTH STREET, FEnN =.
ING 81 FEkT On VI SlEEi-E ANn EINNI\,,
BACK S3l FEET TO l. l:%tr.-i;y tir'uurf ,
certain deed of trust from j. VI \rw l.. hau 2Hth
August. 1875. aud recorded ~ the GERS H,, u.
1872. Gefau't having been made IN ~" iiy",,ai If
thu debt thereby secured. aud hrng '" r,srr,r-I ly
the beneficiary, Will >cil, on IN" premises uu
FRIDAY, January -. : q. ~ / u'cfrrh T. VI nr
property ahuv. dr.rriicj
TERMS: Enough In ci-h :" drrray ~" rNr.l,..s
of sale and u pty on hu"l ~ $3.50, N.rl. Iu-
tcrCst III rIij. AMI thr huarc uuun ,,.rI '.. i,
may be announced m Nh" tim" "t SAT-.
H. \. ATKINSON. III Trustee
C1iAfFI%. STABLES K CO.. Nrci 'atrr-
o3
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ny Robert u. Lyme.
Resi- Eetate Auctioneer,
h iii 1912 Main stree,

NICE TWOsTORY FRAME Trvr
~ BENT DWELLTE e. r ., +.
r. rW IAS4YI ssrSshT yXIns l!L
STREETS, FOH SALE HY pUEI,ic tr-frTI,ni,RD
sy request OF the owner who ta' deterrp,ass, -
ssn, VII eTpose Tor sal" by pnbtc sa"''' %
1919, upon the premises. at 4 O'clock p ,,,ibar,
abore desirable and weT-bni't FRhSF s ~ he
MEST. II contains ABOUT Eve nom. tnNE-
&c; has good well OF waip on fna ,s''cfsn,
premises are In good repair. The 10, Q; r., -, ~"
TERMS: Reasonable. aud announced
de27 ROBERT B,LtSF $3.50. S'is.
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TOR RENT, THE LARGE AND E:?

dor RENT, THE LARGE AND
Il WELL-ARRANGED WAREHOUSE Il. ~
the souhe st corner Of Cary and selflh str
present occupied BY Horace Blackburn, ESQ. los
Sc ssfon LIST OF February. 1880.
Also an EXCELLENT AND CAPACloLS
ESTOKE with CELL Ar. on the south aide OF Broad
Isfreei between Thru and Eoarth streets, roses
nisn the DWETEfNG Consisting OF ten rooms,
!. over fhe store occupied by Mr.: Walton. AZ tn,
southeast curuer or Broad and Third streets KOS
session at once. x,u, . 1rr,r.us
/ 4 de % -eod3t GklbES y NLLLlIn --
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DENTIST \.

- W. JONES, DENTIST, o." &lya
". No. GOT FEASKLiI STEtEf' v'' '''
tn.rn Eighth and .iu'h streets hE.lus 'H.'' 49,
..,,.nr. ,nI nouliauc. I, r comfort ~ i'r - =
With tscsiy-ii! - yrar.' cxp~rt"Hr' i"' f"'. 49,.
DrcYD. Is prepared To pTiora goa >, -" a.,
fully all operations for such IL H'a> % rT H.,
f,--iCla SfrS ices. .-r %
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NOR RENT, THAT l. A K q ENs
T. WAREHOUSE AND YARD. with large la
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
dc 2o.10t 1ll3 MaIn slreee.