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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
By Grubbs &c Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Gank.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF THE THREE
L STORY BRICK. DWELLING, No. 2OS, ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET. BE-
TWEEN SECOND AHD THIRD STREETS, AND
! FINE BUILDING LOT AIJoiNtNG.-iu exc
cuiOn CT coed OF INST from The tate Robert j.
Barksd,e aud wife TO III" subscribers as trustees,
GATED 18th December. 1877 land recorded III Rich
mand Chancerv Court Oilrt. In ~ y. IL a, page
4S7. being thereto require d by the holder OF the
note scared. will sell BIZ auc ion. upon he prem
les. on WEDNESDAY. MAY Il II. a O'Clock +.
NJ. The following property conveyed In said decd or
so much OF 1t ~ may be necessary for Inc PHI pses
OF The trlIst-io VII
The TFIREE-sTOEY BRICK RESIDENCE No.
2OS east Main street, occupied by W. T. b. B.ntlcy.
II has about ten rooms. with bathroom. gas. and
other convenienccS. and kitchen with four rooms
The lor Il 81 LIZ bv 05G fecr to alley.
The VACANT LOT adjoining The above, aud next
10 Mr.. 4. Harris'- ncw block Of buildings. Ii Is ~
by 1864 feet 10 an alley.
The above property mar tn the business part of
tie city. in 4 uleas mt AMI improving ncIghboThood,
ami /. desirable for residences.
TERMS: The decd authorizes sale for cash sufi-
cicut defr,y the tXpcncs If sale and to pay oil Il
note for So 600. which fell due on 18Th December,
1878, and the residue upon terms to he prescribed
By he adm rttGr assigns or tile erantCr: Dui
ii Is probable thai by OF parties more favor
able terms OF payment will be- allowed
DAVID Y. WALKER,
4. ID. WILLIAMS.
Trustees.
GRUDBS C WILLIAMS. AuciinnccrS. my3
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i,.:.,sa::2 SALT RHEUM. g..
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT TRANSFERABLE TO
WALK-GOT ABOUT ON HANDS AND
KNEEs-A WONDERFUL CURE.
SALT RHEUM.

isessrs Weeks & Potter: Gcntlcmen.-I have
had most wonderful cure Of Salt Rheum. For sew.
enIeen Years suffered with Salt Rheun; had 1t an
my head, face. meek, arms, and legs Tas not able
TO walk, only on my hands and knees. for one year.
have 20, been abe 70 help myself for eight years
tried hundreds Of rsIneries; not one had the lcaS
effect. The doctors said my was incurab'e. SO
my parents tired everything hat came along. j saw
your advertisement and conclude d ,ry CuTICURA
REMEDIES. The fist box OF CUTICunA brought
the humur 10 the surface OF my skin. Itwould dron
off us IL came until ROW am entirely well. Al!
Gun say IL [ thank yum most heartily for my cure.
ANY person who thinks This letter frahd let hem
write or come aud see me and fi.d ont for Them
Selves Yours, truly. WILL. MCDoNAI.D. +.
1915 BurTERFIELD STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
March 4, 1879. H..Z -.
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BY Grubbs 6 williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SALE OF TIE VERY
III DESIRABLE SMALL BRICK DWELLING.
No. II. SITUATED ON TFE FAST SIDE OF
ADAMS STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
obedience 10 a decree of tic Chan
Gerry Court of Richmond entered on the lst day Of
Nav 1870. In lr suit OF ratc's executor u.s. Star &c
ct ais. will sell at public auction. uuon the pre-
misses. on MONDAY. l2th Nav. 1879. ~ 8 o'clock
=. NJ. the very desirable and conycmicntly.arrngcd
DWELLING above referred 10, occupied by Mr. +.
T. Wright Il has five rooms In the main l0usc and
Two IN The wing: his g:iS. waiei, bath. &c, anu Is
connected with the city Cuivcrt. II Isl snug hou e,
ana offers hae opportunity to SECURE good III
yclmeut. LGtS Is 2oXS0 'eeI.
TEENS: one fourth cash: aud the residue Al SIX,
twelve aud eighteen months. for Ecgo.ia'ie notes,
with interest added aud title eta'nrd.
L. II. SThRKE,
Execute" OF j. l.. Tatr, deceased.
CRI;nRS e WILLIAMS. Auciionctrs. my D
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Fly Jas. Maedou2alI, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor for Tbiriecnth) street.

- y JAS CARBOHYDRATE NUCIIUHteI' -.
No. 10 Governor for Tbiriecuth) street.
FURNITURE. COUNTERS. S II 0 ".
T. GASES. STOVES. &C, AT AUCTION.-THlS
DAY a. l0iE O'CLOCK viii sell III my anctloh-roonis
G Srs" WyyhLNuT MARBLE-TOP DREsSING-CASE
One WNIAtInNUT-TRiMMED CoTTAGE.suIT:
WALNUT and Other WhRDROBES. BED
STEADS, BUREAUS. aud WASHSIANDs;
CARD. LEAF, and ES:
SOFAS, LOUNGES. and PhRLnk-CHAlES;
NEW HAIR aud ShUCk-MhTTRtSSEs:
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS, TlN-SAFES.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. REFRlGERAIORS'
SEWlNG-Ma Gil MES. SCALES,
Several good SHOW CASES,
-Four got'd COUNTERS. ROUND TABLES,
Ei~ht excellent COOKING STOVES,
CROCKEEY. GLASSWARE, SC. &c:
Consignmeuts received I'D 10 hour of sale
JAS. MACDUUGALL, Auclionecr.
f, r. Cook. Salesman. my G-lt
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The CuTicuRA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS &c POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, 500
Washington street. Boston. aud for sale by all drug
Rists. Price NJ CUTICCRA: Snail boxes. SO cents
large boxe 81. RESoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTl-
CuRA SOAP, 20 cents per cake: by matt, so cents;
three cakes, 70 cents. my9
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Referring to the above. beg 10 solicit the patron
age OF my friends and others who may have STOCK.
vehicles &C., TO sell, With the assurance that my
bes, attention " Ill be given ali eonsienments:
an I2-Sm e IL. COOK.
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GliiiA a !; V J. Z i 4. kitH- :. .;1Sf3+';
Z MONU. AND NORFOLK STEAM .sccLss4t ~;
slIP LINE-kDR i'iIiLADhLi'ilih, FALL
THREE TIMES a NEfk.--G..tit :lr+lna uv.
.i@. tf, s:-"nrrs %: this ,iae vii l?a." tr!-m""Si
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. ana Su.Sb&l. con.
ncc'ing Il Philadelphia With Ciy,!cs Ncw Emelu1
Quick TiME-FREoUE DEPARTURES
Low EST RATES.
Freight received daily Until o'clock p. II.
JAMES w. MCCARRICK.
General s;outhcrn Agent, Richmona, IA.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE < Co.
General MANAGERS,
/, p,l,L .....t.
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oo-CENr STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
99c. STORE:

- Ell al IL
IL
99c. STORE:
TWO HANDSOME STYLES WALNUT FRAMES
at 5oc.;
Elegant GILT FRAMES at a2 worth $3.50:
LOVELY VELVET FRAMES at So worth So;
All sizes and styles Of MIRRORS 90 per cent. less
than former prices;
Very choice ass orlmcnt of GLASS GOBLETS and
WINE GLASSES, handsomely engraved, as low
as 1925; "
A few choice new style OPERA-CHAlNs at So;
very hands ONE assortment of OPERA-CHAINS
at 99c.;
A new line Of WINDOW-CORNICE-t lengths,
two styles eacll-at 99c. and 1925;
Large invoice of VASES and TOiLET-SETS;
Handsome new t.lirce pieces TIN TOILET-SETS
10 be Id at So;
FINE WEB nAmMoCKs at o9c. and s!.9s-war-
ranted:
An immense stock for the FIVE-CENT COUNTER ::
We open this morning 81 600 OF FLAT STAMPED
TIN-WAHE TO be sold 1T 5c.-srcat bargains.
Catalogues free to any address.
ap21 W. A. STEVENS. sos Eroad street.
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CUTlCURA SOAP,
MEDICINAL AND TOILET,

Is prepared from CUT!cURA In modified form. and
SIS poiiveIy indispensable Ia The treatment Of Skin
and Scalp Disease. we recommend 1t Tor the pre-
seryfen or the skins OF infants. for gentlemen who
shave and are troablsd with lender faces, for those
who desire clean and wholesome skin aud scalp,
and al purposss OF the toilet, bath, and nursery.
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81 Grubbs E Williams.
Auctionerrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TW D
O9'RhME TENEMENTS ON THE EAST
SIDE OF SHOCKS ALLEY BETWEEN DUVAL
AND HAkER STREETS.-In execution OF DEGREES
of the Ghancery Court OF Richmond, entered In HE
case OF Schad Vondcrlchr. &C.. will sell at auc-
ton. upon the premises. on MONDAY. May l2;h,
at 6 O'Clock J.. 81, the TWO FRAMED TESE-
MENTs. situated rs acove, OWED by heirs Oh Cattle
ruc Schad, deceased. -..-
TERMS: One third cash: balance ut six anG twelve
months with interest. JOHN W. WRIGHT
Special Commits i0ner.
GRCBBS G WILLIAMS. hucrioneers. my7
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF To-
IA BACCO-SCREWS, &c.-Wlll be sold ut the
Planters War house, Cary ana Fifteenth street, on
WEDNESDAY the 14tb day OF May, 1879, con-
mencing ~ 0 oclnck 4. ~.
Ono NEW BASKET-SLElGH,
One pair SCALES,
Large lot JUNK,
BUCKETS,
TABLE and STOVE.
One Iot GOOD HARNESS.
One DESK and STOOL,
One SAa1PLE-TABLE and two CHAIRS,
One WhrEP-CUULER,
One BRAKE-hORSE.
One pair FAIR BANKS STATIONARY SCALES,
Three hoSsheadS SCREWS and FRAMES.
-,~-1.----' .I..F. JOHN W. WRIGHT. sheriff.
my and sirator OF Jctsc L. Hutchinson.
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GEUDBs C WILLIAMS. Auciinnccrs.
Grubbs & Williams,


Real Estate Agents and huctionccrs,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
i FOuR-STORY BRICK DWELLING no. GIT
EAST MAIN STREET AT AtCl JONAH the re-
uucst Of ali he parties interested. shalt. rs sujsi-
uc trustee sell At arction. tlpnn HE premises. on
THURSDAY, May 18TH at . O'Clock i. ~, The
DWELLING No. 6l7- sruatcd on the sou sid' OF
Nlin street between SIKH aEd Seventh street,. and
nearly opposite thc Arlington House. II has ten
rooms with modern convCnienccs. hc>iirS kitchcn
with four rooms. anl Is of liz pleasant and
convenient location Clcin" within i~ hhlnhlea
walk OF the pnet-oiccJ isa very desirable residence
FOR Il professional or business Ran. Tic lot irouEs
32H feet, and runs back 10 Il Vide paved alley.
he owners OF this copper ;,rc hrS anSioui 10
SELL and persons may attend the sale with Inc eX-
nee. ion of getting good bargain.
TIIE TERMS will be made very liberal. II desired: ;
so that With reasonable payment in cash. good
credit will nc given on the residue
&. y. LUCK. Trustee.
.GRUBBS C WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.
my 7-9.1O&ti
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EoLLINs's VoLrAlC
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

These Plasiers put new life into the Weak and
Sleepy Muscle. strengthen the Lame and Painful
Back, draw Inflammation from the I1ver and Kid
neys, stimulate the Stomach and Bowels, and, when
placed over the pit Of The Stomach, cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, and Bilious Colo. prevent Ague Mala-
Ala, aud oiher diseases. Get the genuine. luy 8
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REAL ESTATE FOR Ga
- SALE.-I am reques ed 10 tffcr for sale that Ell
MOST d ESIRABLE PRoPkRrY tNo 9l4lon the
Tenth. The LOT fronts 20 FEET, and Is 137k feet
deep. with alley in rear. J he whole lot is nearly
covered with a SUBSTANTIAL DWELLING and
other buildings. II a6joIns Washington Hall, own
ed by the city. The front lower story Is suited
for u store, and has betn used rs such. bargain
IAN be had, as the price asked Is Very low Address
or apply to j. BELL BlGGEh.
my 0-E.M& W3t
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP A r ~ =
~ COMPANY. vsASs2is.zA

IT,, araTai5 Fai;l dispatch one "f tnet- si!ertic
st4s.1nerG-GLD DOMINION, %ShNOhF. 'aAkC
HE.l., ard RftflhiGEIl-S:eTy TUESDAY
FHIptY. a1.i SUNDAY st hicn water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex'
pressly for this route.
They / we splendid saloons s,ate-rooms, and BATH
rGenis.
The fare, accommodations, and atssE t,ons are un
surpassed.
Gods shipped by this lire are landed regularly o.
New York On the company'G covered pier, 81 koru
river.
Freight received until p. A. daily.
Cabin fare 70 New iors, eiz. onc~ra&e- IS ans
ss.
Freigars for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch and caarge made except ac.Hal e..
peuses Incurred.
Fer further Information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO., AgentS,
nv 10 Office Comaanv's wilarves. Rockets.
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CHEPIFF'S SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES:
y HATS, GAPS, SATCHELS, VALISES STORE
FURNlTURE, AMP .LEAsEoF STORE, by Sir.
of lchn,ond will sell the store Of w. II! Car
doza No 1926 Main street. orr FRIDAY inc 9,n
day of Nay; 1872 commsssng at ho% ociocH' Ills
BOOTS. SHOES,
.- HATS. GAPS. -
STORE FURNITURE.
VALISES. ,ShTCHELS.
Also.
THE UNEXPIRED LEASE OF TIE STGSH.
- - ;" = JOHN w. WRIGHT.
my Sheriff OF tho city of Richmond.
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IS T WOOD" FOR SALE.-This.
IL valuable and most desirable property. stu
atcd in Salem. Roanoke county, Va, Is offered tor
sale privately. For terms OF sale apply 10 Mr..
PERRY NUGEET. New Orleans, or Judge WING
FIELD GRIFFIN. Salem, Va
"LONGWOOD" has jiSt undergone thorough
rcmodellipg. Bath-tul,S and water-cloSets on each
floor, with hot and cold wafer in every room. For
purposes OF buarning.school, oarding-house. or
an elegant and cummodIous private dwelling this
property has every advantage and convenience that
could be desired In town properly.
A BRICK DWELLING with zen rooms ard
Kitchen. besides the Seminary building with four
rooms, and eleven and onc.cighth (llh) acres at
tached. up colin
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By Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and BonR.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF F., The The
sTp Rh1ShB ETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
sTREETs At AUcTIoN.in execution s,,1 OF 9! RtcS-
end Entered on the 9Th Of March, 1879. In lhe
suit STYLED .:Gordou, executor. &C. rs: C,n;ai
the undersigned. who were therenS app ,a 1f
npnIis auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAf %
eth day Of May, 1879. at ~ O'Clock IT, M tee
Mr. julia K De Yeaux, and adjoining the REF lence
OF G. W, Roysrer. Esq.
It has three stories With eight rooms ar ID G Shen
with four rooms: also. cater. gas bafh-r ooe &c.
This properiy convenient ts b" sinrss, and In
point Of ncighborhoad Is cesfrasle. th.at shond
attract the attention OF those wsaihg good hofus
at a moderate cost. 10. 4. ~ -
TERMS: One fourth cash: and the reasdne ut SIX
twelve, aud eighteen ,noatsss for negotiable notes
with Interest dded, aud secured by aTerd oftrlst
ROBERT S5ILES,
".... JAMES PEASANTS,
S1ecisl Commissioners.
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EEAH. ESTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE.

ONE HUNDRED A IND SEVENTY
" THREE AND ONE HALE ACRES OF LAND,
ABOUT EIGHTEEN MILES BELOW RICH,
MOND. ON WHITE-OAK SWAMP, FOR SALE
VERY CHEAP,-I Off this TRACT OF LAND,
located as above. adjoining the farms az Sir. Wae-
ner and others, the very low price OF So per acre
II has Oh it some oak aud pine wood. hnny at
once. o.. ,.-u N..- ". 6oDi'lS,
my 0-5t Real Estate Auctiopter.
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CARPETS. oIE.CaorEas. &c.
CoNFECTEONERlEs, &c.

pURE CANDIES.-I am manliacturin.
~ daily my inmitable pure crushed sugar CLAIR.
IFiED FLINT CANDIES. I make better CAN
DIES Tor wholesale purposes than any house In this
conn!ry-warrun!ed perfectly pure aud no adultc-
rations We don't use any gucos graps-sugar. tara
aloa--pothtng but pure sugars: j. Is more highly
favored, whier. brighter, frmcr, and Is warranted
to stand firm In any climate. 80
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX. Confeciioner,
u ST. 14i2 Main street.
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H.ATHS.
J. CHiLDsEN,s cARRlAGEs.


GHILDREN'S CARsRIA q EGMRR
AyMANU TOR ~ Encourage Ea9@$B.
home eHEerpri:e by tuyiIig for your bsby a CAR
RAGE OF RICHMOND MANUFACTURER and!
purchase OF the trail things or northern make.
j Every caffssgc fully guaranteed. REPAIRING:
of ali Kind, ioue 50 low prices. caQ solicited be-
fore pnrebasjnx kistwherc. ~
II 70, " SHzLFeH. Manager.
fsc,ory and salssraom, 3lS Filth street. between
Broad and Marshas streets. NIB @8-ttel0
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\ connects Tor Mlon. Nc. y..,..,
Il connect. Tor asheSilic ana I'll n'."'' d " .'
North Carolina daily. eAccIt Snr5Ly. ...,,.,,,, :,
e. "onavcis for Macon aud AL upin'' ~ e"''"
Georgia. , .,. q, FLO
u connects for ia ksonyic All" a! .''''' J"
r,dI. ,,,. -,,,.,h,,,s
f. conuecrs for Macon ard u! t"!"" IL >ofi" and
Gcorgia, and Chatta.oUgt. SIa!''!"'' '-''''"
all Tcxts points. . ., ,.;,, AID
VicSsburI. =, - 49,, ,.,,rts
Tr,Ins from the abJyr-uawcl U2iH:, H'''' -
picd1uord nj s:I3 L. VI an" 1:i3 \. ~ $500, ,.nr
Trains bet sccu Greensboro and S.'''"' 80"
except sunday. .t 80, MIN. ears
Pullman Palace Ora w!ns-rnom ara 80 Tt.+S A.
run through OF Train No. from ~" -, l..
xtclmon 10 Atlanta, ant from tEr,. a ,..t..
:usta ara on 1rag No. nom NJ"
moud In SaSannah. ..,tn,,.., "a
Tickets .Oid TO III DaiIts s"u.!" ''"'''
southwest. and Daggs;,r cheese! iht";,": ~ !.
FREIGHT Train No. q, ir:tS!Ii. EIctHiJ'.. -
NJ. and No. 10. ar-iSI IN. - !ic:'M"N" '' ...,,-s
Win have accommodates for Il ~" = 49,. 80.
messengers WHO mus, purchase NcEc' ut. =
ting OH The tram. No ldssshsrF' VIA ~
other Freight tralms. .,,..t.
No l4y-oYer ch. CHS given on ioct, !'St, no.
I .'.n..'., IT, r y >.srs N.cn''
4. II. K. TALCorT, General >nt<''"'> =
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Nail train arrives nj Richmond ia.!Y -
C"pl sunday Jt.......... ............. $50 T. W.
TX press train arrives II kichmGEL dII,
~ " We
Accommodation train arltEc~ ~ Ken. ,
mend daily except Snn'tar a'...... ....''..' = ".
4 mixed train S'.,Gn rn y; $3.50 i. We
taxing Ba,scnGcrS from Virginia :! EJn' l',',a
from Washington. and arrives II NJ .EnH !a' ".lJ
L. NJ. daily CAcr III SUNDAY.
A CONNECTS win NirllnIa MhiiHH "oi'"pr'. j -
ing nj ll:OJ a. Il. for LyDChbCrZ 'ah NI"i"''
Mississippi aud OnIo Railroad ,l.a.aI>. go ".'..
Virginia Midland rairo,d, lcaYn, - =. ".;'
Washington.
i conurcts with virginia Mt'll..! -strn..! So
ing at $50 4. NJ. for Wasninr,"
G. connects wHh Virginia airi!JI rail: -. .. -
ing 1T 200 4. ". for IyHci.hu". G;i tt!jir. W.
si.siDpI aud ohio RAJ road Station.
ID connects With valley Railroad. .'i'!ag Al j. =
II. Tor IjarrIsOuuilT.
f CONNECTS with Vale ra'.p..t, !cr ~ y :! -
4. H. tor iiarpir's Ferry.
coEuccts wIt,i St.tlc line Inr lexington.
G. contacts WI II e.. Il. :. ana l.. i. tt'#I;iyTs 90,
points on the OHIO riE"r anh Cincinnati
II connects w:Ia ::cnip '.Ul!cy T..l;o&. ia .
Northwest.
J connects with all lines dir,rGiu- :, - a,.',
Northwest, and S0utlw,s. W u = ~ 49,
Engineer :Inc -r.a ,..'rEt =
CONWAY Z. HOWARD. General H.. '-'. -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16
LIVELY STOCK OPERATIONS.

The current Of recent events has Civ
en- great impetus to business in Wall
street, and many successful turns are
reported where immense profits are
made in short periods. The most sue
'cessful way that we have heard of yet
for operating in stocks is by the Com
bination Method of Messrs. Lawrence
& Co., Bankers, New York. BY this
system thousands of orders in various
sums are pooled into one vast capital
aud operated under the most expert
enced and skillful management, thus
securing to each shareholder superior
advantages and profits, not possible in
any other way. Profits are paid at end
of 80 days. j. Jones, of Boston, made
$747.3O on an investment of 500.
Many others are doing as we'll or bet
ter. Capital in any amount from $40
to 100000 can be used with equal pro-
portionate success by this Combination
or Co-opeTati0e Method. $15 would
make $S75, or per cent. on the stock
500 would return 5000, or per cent
during the month, and SO on, according
to the market. The new circular con
tains 1.-TWO unerring rules for success
and full information, so that any ont
can operate with profit Stocks an(
bonds wanted. Deposits received
Government bonds supplied, Appl.
to Lawrence & Co., Bankers. ST Tx
change Place, X. 7. City.
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Resolutions Of Respect

At a special meeting of Park city Lodge. No.
1o3, %. O. F.. held at their hall Jan 9TH. 1879.
the following preamble and resolutions were
HFRFAs It las pleased the Almighty God
to remove by death from our midst our worthy
and beloved brother Jacob Engle. and whereas,
MS PLACE has been mate vacant, ard the hearts
o. q inc family sad by this visitation of Divine
Froyldeuce. md Whereas. tie Ties that bird the
family ia together have been severed, never more
&c, be reunited, until the comng of that day,
when the grave shall yield up its dead to render
q account OF their stewardship while sOjourning
III TINS earthly tabernacle therefore. be it
RESOLVED, That, while we bow with submission
lIothe Will of Oul Heavenly Father, we mourn
The loss Ola brother who but recent went in and
out amongst us, and whose sudden departure re-
minds us Of the necessity of beng at all times
prepared to meet the summons of death
ReS0acd. That our WarmeSt sympatheS are
rendered TO the family and friends of our de-
ceased brother in this hour of their bereavement
RESOLVED, That these Resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of this lodge, also that copy
be furnished TO each of our weekly papers for
publication, and that a copy under seal of this
lodge be handed to the family Of our deceased
brother. Respectfully submitted
tHAs FRANTz,
J. I'll. HARLEs. Committee.
THOS, HANSEN,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

See LYMAN & Sons advertisement.
Chew JACKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco
G. III. Sager has returned to Kenosha
Use Acme Backing. It is the best
Sold by Jos. H. Meyers. 26tf
Ladies' Cloaks cut and fitted at
2Otf GRosCH & EICHELMAN'S.
A new stone viaduct will be con-
structed by the G. & N. w. Ry. over
the west branch of Jerome creek, as
soon as the weather will permit.
Mrs. Jos. Ell. Meyers and her sister
Minnie Siegfried, have gone to Mil.
Yaukee on a visit to their folks.
TO close out the line f. w. Lyman
& Son will sell a lot Of Lady's Beaver
Shoes, flannel lined, at IS cents, worth
$1.85-sizes 8 and 4.
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MARRIED.

DWARDS-SANBORN-I this city, January
8, 1879. by Rev. Henry Clark, Mr.. George Ed
wards, Of Newport, ILL.,, and Miss Ella n. San
born, of Antioch, Ill
VOAK-PATTERSoN-A Wilmot Dec 81, 1879
at the residence OF the brides father, Andrew
Patterson, Esq; by Rev. G. w. Sargent assists
ed by Rev A.. J. benjamin, Edward v. voak
and Miss Jennie E. Patterson, all of Wilmot
AENNEDY-UDELL- Wilmot Jan. IA, 1919,
at the residence Of the brides father, Thomas
Udell, Esq, By Rev. G. w. Sargent. OF Wilnaot,
Mf. Ebert A. Kennedy, Of Nebraska and Mlss
Anna II. udell, Of Wilmot.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

AT regular meeting held by Park
City Lodge, No. 1913, I. 0. o. F. Janua-
ry 10, 1879, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, It has pleased our Heay-
emily Father in His wisdom to re-
move from us our worthy brother
Charles Walter, and
WHEREAS, By his death, our Lodge
has lost faithful Odd Fellow, his
family kind husband and father, and
the community in which he lived all
honest and charitable neighbor, there
fore be it
Resozoed, That we mourn the loss OF
one who had exemplified the teachings
of our order in his journey through
life, by being always willing to extend
the helping baud to the afflicted or dis.
tressed.,
Resozoed, That we extend our heart
felt sympathy to his bereaved family
and friends, and while acknowledging
the weakness of our words of sympa.
thy in so great affection, we can only
recommend them to Him who has
promised to be father of the widows
God and ''who ever doeth all things
we'll" gs# ea a#
Resolved, That we extend our thanks
to the Brothers Of Harmony Lodge
No. 81 for their kind attention anC
care they have rendered upon our de
ceased brother during his sickness
and for performing the last sad duty
of committing his mortal remains te
| the tomb. 1&g*
Resolued, That our lodge room b.
draped in mourning for the space OF
thirty days, that these resolutions be
spread on the record of our lodge, and
a copy be sent to the papers of this
city, and the Union Grove Enterprise
for publication, and copy be forward
ed to the family of deceased.
j. III. CHARLES,
THOs. HANSEN.