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New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

1t is entirely safe to assert that tho Nincompoop
Burean will not circulate Alr. HewItt's reminis-
cenccs of the electoral controversy Tilden cam
pai0n document. They will not serve as a prop
for that debiItated backbone.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

Congressman Manning. of Mississippi speaks
rather contemptuously of the alleged Southern
Democratic Grant boom. Concerning the assertion
that Grant would be able TO carry several Southern
States he says to reporter of The Washington
Post Nobody but politicians who have soue end
TO gam by IL would make such crazy assertions,
and no sane man ought to pay any attention 10
talk of that kind"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

Governor Robinson is stlll unable to read TIE
TRIBUNE with any pleasure.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

The amount of talk which IS devoted to the ques-
tou of removing George c. Gorham from the Ma
tonal Republican Committee is absurdly out OF
with the Importance of the subject The
only thing 10 do with him is to drop him suddenly
and drop him hard. He is more OF Democrat than
a Republican. and more of humbug than either
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15
HeleHsoRHooo NEWS.

New buildings are going up In Canton at
. rate which never had parallel 10 the
Sioux valley.
Canton Advocate: T. Brypjleson has
nearly completed the stone foundations
upon Rudolph's addition for the stores Of
Messrs. Clifford. Cuppett, Naylor and Ru-
dolph. -Four stores of twenty-five feet
front each and sixty feet in depth are to be
erected upon the stone work. The block
when completed according to design will
present an imposing appearance.
Watettown Independent: The stream ol
immigration still flows westward like q
mighty flood. Every train Is loaded with
its freight of land seekers who hsye left
their eastern homes to unite their efforts
and energies with ours IN building up new
homes for themselves and their posterity.
The prairie schooners are also beginning
to dot the prairies in every direction and
every succeeding day only adds score ol
links to the white chain trailing WESTWARD
to be cut off link by link at the differen
points along its line.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15
travelling is E.tra-nazardou.

If the tourist is unprovided with some medicinal
resource. Changes OF temperature, food and
water Of an unaccustomed or unwholesome
quality, and route that lies in the tropics or
other regions 'where malaria iexists, are each
and all fraught with danger to one who has been
improvident enough to neglect a remedial safe
guard. The concurrent testimony Of many
voyageurs by land and sea establishes the fact
that Hostetters Stomach Bitters enables those
who use it to encounter hazards Of the nature
referred to with impunty and that, as medi-
cine adapted to sudden and unexpected exigen-
cies, it is peculiarly valuable. Disorders of the
liver the bowels and the stomach, fever and
ague, rheumatism and nervous ailments, brought
on by exposure. are among the maladies t.
which emigrants, travellers and new settlers are
most subject. These and others yield to the ac
| ton OF the Bitters promptly and complely
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15

features recommended by the opening ad.
dress of President Baine, and by subsequent
speakers. The convention then heard an
extended report from Joseph f. Cant, Of
Columbus, Ind, on milling and the improv-
ed methods in use, showing theadvancement
in mill machinery and benefits accrning
therefrom. The exclusive committee re-
ported, congratuIating millers on the success
Of the Cochrane patent suits; on the advan-
tages Of mutual effort against unjust patent
claims, and a recommendation that sacks he
used instead of barrels for flour, was adopt
ed. Geo. Balm. of St. Louis, was reelected
president; L. Fletcher of Minnesota, and
Robert Tyson, of Baltimore, vice presi-
dents.
JEWELLERS AND wATcHMAKERs.
A convention Of jewelers. and watchmak.
ers, called BY the national league, met here
to-day for the purpose of forming a national
association, which will BY means of cooper
alton protect them az individuals from
abuses. E. r. P. Shirley delivered an ad-
dress and committees were appointed K
draft constitution.
New-Castle-on-Tyne, May 15.-Elliot
makes wonderful progress in acquiring Han
Ions long| sweeping stroke. He did fine
trial squirt at Sc to minute. Messenger
will not row Plaisted unless he receives a
start Of twenty seconds.
PERSONAL.
NewinYork. May 15.-M mister Whit,
sailed to day for Berlin.
PRIEST UNDER BONDS.
New York, May 15.-Rey. Jas. Hayes
Catholic clergyman, has been held il
$500 bail to answer the charge of cruell!
whipping his child aged years. The jus
itch says that it IN the eyes Of the law lhi
manner of chsstising children, even if don,
by their parents, be not assault and batter,
within the meaning of the statute, then th
statute should be reformed and protection
extended to the defender.
KENTUCKY RACES.
Lexington. May 15.-The blue ribbo
sweepstakes for three year olds, mile and
half, three thousand dollar purse, was wo
by Trinidad, General Pike second, We,
sahickson third time, 2:4l.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, May 15.
Money-2!@34 per cent.
Governments

Goverments-Strong
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May Is.
WHEAT-4@1c higher; moderately &C
tive; No. 2, spring, for June, SlO64.
RYE-Quiet 62@65.
CoRN-Steady; unchanged.
BARLEY-Dull
OATs-Unchanged; western mixed, 34!@
35!c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, May Is.
WHEAT-strong and higher; 99c for cash; /;
Sl.00 bid for June 9Ssc bid for July.
CoRN-Firm and higher; 35c for cash !;
35sc for June; 36sc for July.
OATs-Firm and higher; Csc. for cash,
27sc for June; 27lc@2s for July.
RYE-5lc.
BARLEY-64@65c.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, May l5
WHEAr-4@ &c lower hard, 81 O3 No. l,
90; No. 2, Csc for cash; 99s for June
999e for July; No. 8, ss!; No. 4, nc.
OATs-27!c.
RYE-504c.
BARLEY-6lc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15

lombard the place. Accordingly, three
hours later, the bombardment commenced,
lasting two hourr, when the town had been
reduced to ashes.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15
WASHINGTON.
FOUR PER CENTS.

FOUR PER CENTS.
Washington, May 14.-Four per cent
certificates sold, S6l5,290.
KILLED FOR MUTlNY.
Washington, Msy 15.-Cspt. Lawton, of
the 4th cava'y. yesterday shot and killed q
soldier OF the 22nd infantry at San Antonio,
TEN DOLLAR CERTIFICATES.
Washington, May l5.-The secretary Of
the treasury says it is useless to send iele
grams to the department for ten dollar Ger
titicstes, as they will be sent in due propor
tion to all the different Offices authorized tc
sell them as soon as they can be printed
and the supply will soou reach two million
4 day.
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REVELATION BURST UPON THE

A REVELATION BURST UPON THE
n public press and medical profession when,
over twenty-five years ago, that grand result of
medical research and synthetic skill, Hostetters
Stomach Bilters was given to the world Soon after
1t had peen started on lis curative mission ID was
discovered that Its botanic properties far surpassed
those of the approved mineral remedies of the day.
Not the least among the good consequences of Its
general use has been to dlsabuse mems minds Of
many absurd medical fallaces, and to demonstrate
the superiority Of vegetable remedies. 1t conquers
and prevents mala1ial fevers, dyspepsia, chronic
constipation, tendency to kidney and bladder all
ments and rheumatism, and is Of the greatest value
In cases of bodily trouble arising from weakness.
Old people are greatly aided by 1t. and 1t is highly
serviccable to convalescents and ladies In delicate
health 1t Is, moreover, useful medicine 10 take
with one on long journeys, aud counteracts the eff
fects of mental exhaustion. de S1-Wtw),F&M
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A German physician, who has given
much attention to the subject, has come to
the conclusion that the only way to preserve
peace among women OF a household when
they are kept within doors is to oblige
them to absolute silence. Oh, yes. To pen
half dozen women up in house and keep
them from talking Is one OF the easiest
things in the world. You have noticed
this, no doubt. All you have to do is to
kill the women. You might gag them, but
the surest and least troublesome plan Is TO
kill 'em. 1t is avery simple remedy.-Nor-
risto,on Herald.
Comes the news of the terrible bridge
disaster in Scotland, by which whole
trainful OF passengers, securely locked in
the coaches, were drowned. II there is any
place above all others where there should
be no bar to egress or ingress that place Is
certainly railroad-car. i
We know one man who was perfectly
calm and unmoved when the Arizona struck
the iceberg, and during the few terrible
minutes OF terror that followed showed nc
sign of fear. He was fast asleep in New
York at the time.-Boot0n Post.
Grant can be beaten out OF sight, Boston
Post. But how are you going TO get him
out OF sight ?-Philddeiph Bulletin. Bury
him under Democratic majority Of half O
million.-BoSton Post.
Miss Adelaide Nelson, the actress, it is
said, viii shortly retire from the stage and
marry an EDgllshman of high position.
It is said Colonel Mapleson's season OF
Italian opera In New York was not sue
cess financially.
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lTor the DIspatch.J
The EnE1isla sparrow.

Early this spring / heard In my yard and
garden. The familiar .ehirp OF these birds,
and remarked that they had come up TWEEN:
ty miles from Richmond to make theiE
nests, which they continued to do, as well
as almost cbfrp the same. They often drove
of, or other birds avoided them. Three
years since I counted twenty-seven varie-
ties of birds In my grove and garden,
though OF small dimensions. This sum.
irner scarcely FIVE varieties were TO De
ifonnd. the mockipg-bird, a. game chap,
amongst them, az well as the wren. I have
neither seen nor heard ct these English
sparrows anywhere else in this section. !
have not searched OF. inquired closely, and
they may be at some other farms. H4not
lit Is a story OF rare birds, and as have SO
many Englisbmen located around me these
birds by instinct may follow their country:
men. This Is for the uewspaper-meD, and
las ] have other writings will you excuse
my stopping at this points? III. a. ".
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/ Row, you have no idea, unless you travel
around the country a great deal, how un-
settled and uncertain this presidential
question Is. There is really no telling
where the lightning may strike. and eau
tioue, prudent, and aspiring men are max
ing much careful preparation for all or any
contingencies. That have myself re-
ceiyed, from. prominent men in several
States, no less than thirty-two applications
for Cabinet positions, and I am afraid to
say how many consular appointments
and local post-ofiices, in The event
Of. Still I do not apprehend any i'm
mediate danger Of my-that is, am no
politician, and do not seek-I wish to be
understood as saying that while 1 do not at
all personally, aud while none of my
friends have, with my permission or at my
request-And yet there is no reason why
I should needIessly offend these applicants
by throwing their petitions away, SO l will
file them, and ito be sure, everybody
knows that do not-train time? All right,
porter, my baggage is all ready. Extract
from the diary Of q reformed lecturer.]-
Ha1keye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-31
BY Chatin. Staples ( Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT
L ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF NJ STREET. BE-
GINNING lOl FEET FROM TIE INTERSEC
TION OF TWENTY-FOURT STREET. FRONT
ING 81 FEET ON N STREET, AND RUNNING
BACK 33l FEET TO L STREET. virtue OF 4
certain deed of trust from j. NJ Newell: date 29tl
August. 1876, and recorded In the clerks ONCE OF
Richmond Chancery Court, In ID. b. lis b, y &c
492, default having been made in the payment OF
the debt thereby secured, and being so required by
the benrtciary I will sell, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, January 2. 1880 AT 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, The
property above described.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 dcfray the expenses
of sale and t, pay off bond of $3.50, with In
tcrcst TIL paid. and the balance upon such terms rs
NAV be announced ut the time of sale.
II. A. ATKINSON, JR.. Trustee.
CuAFFIN, STAPLES & Co.. Auctionecrs.
rio
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.
TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT NEW
l. FRAME HOUSE ON WEST LEIGH STREET
BETWEEN MUNFORD AND GILMER.-By yir-
tue of dee of trust executed BY Robert H. Den to
the undersigned, trustee, dated May %. 1879, and
recorded in the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Couri June z. 1879. TO secure the payment Of GER
tain negotiable notes therein described, and default
having been made. and being required so 10 do, |
will sell at public auction, on The premises on SAT
URDAY. January 8, 1880. 1T AZ O'Clock z. NJ. the
above DWELLING. The lot fronts 81 feet s inches
on The south line OF west Leigh street between Mum
ford and Gilmer streets, and has depth OF 81 feet.
TERMS: By consent Of all parte9 one fourth
cash balance in six, IN Give. aud eighteen months,
interest added and 81 cured by deed OF trust.
LEROY F.. BROWN, Trustee.
r. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctiorerr. de 80
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sAUCv70N sAEEs---Easnre lsays..
BY Frank q. sanpson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary Public
Office cor1,es Hull and Ninth streets.
nxar,ah.a.fnr. 1Za

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
sCfH EHEsTERFIELD C0UETY.-In pnrsu-
field county. In the ensncery suit styled D. Eiett
tps William g.. Tourney. entered NJ us May ierD,
1878 Il VIII sell NJ pubic auction. on MONDAY ths
18th day of Ja1uary,9 $50. between the hours Oh
~ O'Clock IL and o'elock p. in front Of Cnes,
terrified county courthouse, TRACT OF LAND
m.nfionesi I'm said decree. containing 145t ACRES.
more or less. about fourteen miles from Manches-
ter fronting os The Goode,s-Brtdge road. ana ad-
doIns John Il. Clay. Ryland Sneflfngs, and tne
BowIea tract. There are bindings on the land.
but Il IS we'll wooded aud watered, and might be
made nice little farm. Is ). 81 s-.,E :. .
s TERMS: Cash sufficient to nay exnerses Of suit
aud sale: the baIanee u2sn credit OF one two, ana
three years the purchaser 10 execute his bonds.
bearing interest from day Of sale, aud title retained
until all of the purehasemonty has been fully paid
= = E12.-''.Es- sl..i y, GEORGE MASON, a@
de3l Special Commissioned.
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By Chatfin, Staples K Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctlonecrs,
No. l north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FALU-
v ABLE FARM CONTAINING 227 ACRES,
ON TIE CRAIGTON ROAD ABOUT FOUR
MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, BY
AUCTiON.-By virtue OF decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond, In the causes or
Thompson rs. Redrord and ats, and Robertson,
trustee US. Brown and dis., entered on the 10th
day of October. 1870, the undersigntd, specinl
commissioner thereby appointed, VIII sell In 'front.'
of Henrico county court house. on MONDAY. jan
uary IL, 1880. AT IL O'Clock NJ. 'tthat beng court
tiav), that yALUBLE TRACT OF LAND called
- HhYPORT," situated on the Craigo on road four
miles from the city Of Richmond: and formerly
owned by J. II. Council, ESD, containing BY recent
survey 227 ACRES-oDe half of which Is fine river
bottom, and the remainder we'll adopted to truck
ing The FARM Is In good state Of cultivation.
The DWELLING Is commodiOus and comfort
able. having been repaired aud purity bnilt in The
last few years It Is elegantly situated in 4 shady
yard near the public road. The out-bulldings are
such as are usually found farm of this kind,
and in good condition. "
TERMS: Whilst the decree prescribes one thtId
cash and the balance In two equal semi-annual III
stalments with interest added for negotiable notes,
and the title retained until the whole of the pur-
chase money Is paid and Il conveyance ordered bV
the Court vet the commissioner has authority To
alter the terms II he should see fit on The day OF
sale. 49,.
Those wishing TO see man Of the properly can
do so by calling on the auctiOnccrs Messrs Clahn,
StanIes q 60. HENRY w. HOBSON,
Special Commissioners
-' de z2-3taw3w
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R1cgaosp, Yoaz RIVER AND ,h ,sm.n'

hlSn|not'Df RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS :; roa,.p -,
TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER l. '7
PASSENGER TRAINS.
400 p. VI. Leave Richmond ds'iS ts1e T.ia, oa
Tuesday. THURSDAY. ana -.
rRDAY. with steamers ir 81 u,',i.
iuys on The ORR river and !V' "
more.
THROUGH yREIGHr TRANS.
,ooA.M., Leave Richmond daily ,fi I'm, wth
1000 a. 81 dayl, connecting at Wei iw1SpnY,
i'''' iT sSlas,s t@r ba'' W12bS EsB%i:
T TH1nRsDAY, and sArVRDtA6 !; =;
with steamers for Nsw iyt> 49,, VI
MONDAY, WEDSEspAf 81 81
FRIDAY; with steamers i2s ~ 81
deDce and Boston on TIssp'N A"~
FRIDAY.
LOCAL FREIGHT TkA.s. ,r,-
~ reavs Rchmond MONDAY, WEI
0'A' SEsDAY. and fhiDAi'
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. N. Arrive at Richmond a1 Ws,t Po,n:
TTEsbAY, THURSDAY, anf S a.
ukDAY with steamers fro" '''''
uGre. n,e
~ Arrive It Richmond daily .ennn,nt
AAS u Il sunday), connecting a. We Nv
e'oo -' with steamers from Baitpi"te' WV
York, Providence, and bo't'"'
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
s:55 T. n. .Arr,yrs = =, E,e and FRIDAY.
VIC t,sn,ss, Of freight A. .iehmosa 70 Atisats
.o sa In pSiats. CARS run through between
and Wss pSiss and epacA With lowest rates.
5000 Esoass hills Of laainx. viii gS ss,s
isaed % al northern .hs " asuee 81 tSe eeap<ns'
Tsss's''h''d Af e. Pof DOUGLAS Superintendent
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- To morse, 20 bOr06s 7ne 6lnIcSE lS1An'
.sj8 y; Isl EIi9is sounds cur bgkte eafis - IS
Combined by honoY's sacred We. 800
& Our Wnfeh word, t6&cs and Nbsrrt f4Ess9
Forward 20 do or die.
As Mr. chsirman and Fellow Comrades,
TIE simple melody Of our bugles when, % e
DAYS OF yore, they called us tor "mouns,.
or sounded ssthe advance, = Is heard anew
I'd tbe sentiment Just proposed, and IL our .,
ears again ring their commands-se 20 II, tne
notes Of ssotlaud's CHIEF minstrel breathed
from the magic touch OF the Z wizard OF
the North" -. ,..t
| And so, the events OF those 1s9es lnat
"a tried mems SOULS the homely detail OF
the soldiers daily life-no less than the
[spieudid achievement of "perips darkest
honr ,,-stiaH furnish material Tor tne
solemn, stately Muse of history, aad tnfiil'
| ine theme for story and for song.
TTbe sentiment, sir, Is. an epttome OF our
struggle, and BIZ q single happy touch de-
Hneates the Instinct Of the citizen soldiery
| Of the south as, bound together less BY the
| iron bands OF discipline than the golden
| cords that draw the patrioes heart. tnes
stood to defend their peoples liberties, 20
yindlcate d violated organic law. In thls
behalf your q cavalry = was privileged 10
do battle. For this they "drew sabre. l.
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= Be the great twin brethren,
That fought SO well for Rome

9xERweRK.Mr. SpuEgeoD, the famous
London preacher, whose tabernacle has
drawn such succession or delighted
crowds. has broken down, it is feared ire
pafably, and now lies seriously i'm at Men
ione HaJg. his health gone end his spirits
under i terrible cloud. The verdict fn his
ease must be oYerwork, too much mental
excitement, too great persistence in intel
ieetnai and mdsss strain.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBrNIl
RlITRDAn COMPANY,

RICHMOND AND PETERSBrnGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TOMMEECING SUNDAY, November 10,
~ 1879, trains Oh this read will run rs follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1000 NJ, THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
for Charleston, savannah, AhsD.+a
and Aiken ivia charcstonL Enpigh,
Jacksonville Stops only al n"'h"r
and Manchester, and a. HALFWAY "l
signal.
500 A. NJ, ACCOMMO ID ALTON daily mAhri
close connection u P"tershnrf Tiiiiih
the Atlantic, Mississippi and th"p
railroad for Bristol, Ghat;ino"ss,
Nashville, SienIhts. L'n"h|"r.'
Farmy!lc, ald Other l0ca stiti""s ~
that road, making same time ~ ny
any other line. stops at all r't""
stations.
1901. N. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN t"y
Except sunday. Passengers t',as
this traiE will make close conncc""a
nj Petersburg for Ncri"iE.
1925 r. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, coming
for Weldon. Wilmington, f'.--'''
Charleston, savannah, Az s''. 'n-
iumhia, Atlanta. Macon. Mpn. '1''y
Mobile, New Orleans, aud q. ""i".'
South aud South"cst Pul'."4@ a.r"-
In3-c1r from Washington - W
miagton, savannah, and ~ >'.,n.
StoDs oniV At MSntht1t"r AT" a''!-'
and Half Way on signa
LEAyK PETERsBCKG NORTH.
s:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. coH"tfNas
with Richln0i q, ffeder@s'bhIs AHH
Potomac railroad for Ill points H"fN''
East. ana Vest. stops AT Ma.' - -
ter and Chester, aHd at iih!. "AJ
and a. Drury's Blum, on signal
o.25l. ACCOMMODATES TEAi% da,!y
(eXrcpt sumGayj. stops al az s'A'
lions.
$40 ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daIiY
'' frxrrpt sunday. stops nniI Al 1iIh-
chester aud Chchtcr, and Halfway "l
on signal.
o.ay NJ. THEUCGH MAI. daily, eonneciiHs
OFT VIE R!chInDtit., Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points EIs'
and Vest. Also, making close csihteG.
fon With the Chesapeake ana Oa1
rt,iroad FOR the TirYimi> SpriEss = 10
ali uolnts North ana West. ms "iia
etri,s at Manchester and thc.'"r 'hI
a, Ealf. Way and DrurI's biaH' "a
Gigual. iii, ,r, ,rn-o
| sAe Appomattox derct. ru,,xS r,sre Rich
mono $50 st. s91 :;so l r; ~; s,, ,11,y ''
| burg 900 A. 81. and 52a ~, sxe's narHniend.nt.
no Is a. otlh '" .- ---------------
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BY GIubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. & Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDI.
l. VIDED ONE-FOURTH INTEREST IN THE
LARGE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT. NO
sol, At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NAB
SHALL AND EIGHTH STREETS Al AoSS;'
Jones and wife to the subscriber. as trustee. dated
Ist of September. 1870, and recorded In Ricll.
moud Chanccry Court being thereto required by
tnr holder Of lie note secured. will sell by AUG
ton, upon the premises: on MONDAH; an :, OF
January. a. O'Clock ? b an uNDiniD,Es IN
above described. 1t adjoins the Hlgh-schooi blld-
Ing on the west, fronts 20 feet, more or less; on
Marshall street. and runs back on Eigllta street IA
feet more or less, to an alley sixteen feet VIDE
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and 10 pay inc
sum of 1910: the residue upon terms 10 DC pre-
scrbec by the granrcr the trustee In said deed.
and which will be made Known at The time OF the
sale. JOIN IL. AiAIMUhDo' ir"s'ee'
wv ~ de 1920 23,25.27 .td'ds