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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-01

Garden ''sass.'
Get out your flag.
The JOURNAL il welcome visitor.
C. NJ. Finley has returned to Iowa.
Fred judd and Arthur Shelton have
returned home.
Our delegation to the county con-
ventfon will favor temperance can
didate.
The young people of Pierce Valley
celebrate with picnic-as usual.
Rev. and Mrs. Haw were visiting in
town last week.
Miss Nellie Eastman closes the sum-
mer term of school i'll No. 3 to-mor-
row.
Mrs. Severance, of New Richmond,
is visiting at Charlie OlmStead S.
A special town meeting has been
called to raise money to repair the up
per bridge.
DAVID Rollins, wife and daughter
are visiting in Rock Elm this week.
j. Ii. Chinook has added neat
granary to his already large list of
buildings. We understand that Uncle
jim. will petition our honorable law
makers for a village charter soon.
S. S. Supt. Caldwell forgot to detach
his horse from the family buggy while
attending divine service last Sabbath
and that usually tractable animal
revenged itself on its absent minded
owner by converting the shafts of the
time honored vehicle into medium
sized tooth-picks.
The strawberry festival given by
Glenwild Lodge came off as announced
last Saturday evening and was well
patronized by an appreciative and
hungry crowd. Unlike the ordinary
society festival the cOnfiding guest
was not called upon to return thanks
over a saucer containing half dozen
emaciated berries lonesomely swim
ming in a dimuntlve mill-pond of
skim milk and hard.times molasses;
but was RECALLED with an old-fashiOned
dish of fresh strawberries and rich
sweet cream, with other delicacies to
match. After all were "well filled
the audience Adjourned to the church
the collation. having been served
under a canvass covering in the open
air, and voted boquets to the prettiest
young lady and the most popular young
man-Mlss Alice Wilkinson receiving
the reward for the possession of the
former qualification, while our easy
going friend Fred Shelton carried of
the nosegay presented to the posses
sor of the latter 1.-THE JOURNAL CORES
pondent had gone down to the tent af
ter more strawberries) after which
the audience dispersed to their sever.
al homes, bearing light hearts and
full stomachs.
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IIARTLAND.

Storm things of the past.
Crops are looking well where not
washed out or covered up in some
valley. Prospect for fruit good.
There is a continual improvement
in clearing, fencing, building &C., go.
ing on.
School at the Forest Home, Miss
Nellie Chapman teacher, will closed on
the 25th two months term.
Our town board has made no move
to have the '.dog tax refunded. Our
Children get the benefit of the tax and
we are contented.
Some sheep in the northern part of
town have been killed by wolves; Il
good chance for some one to get a
bounty and his neighbors' gratitude.
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Miss Nettie McNeal is with us once
more from Lake City where she has
been attending school.
Ii. IL. Harris and family have moved
to Esdaile this week.
G. Harris and L. Marsh have return
ed from Iowa.
The road work of the Union school
house will be finished this week.
Our |. 0. G. L. lodge received Il
pleasant call from Gennie +. Nash, of
Prescott.
A new conner of the feminine gen.
der at Mr.. McNutt's.
The semi-annual session of the 30th
Dist. Wis. |. o. &. I. which met in
Maiden Rock the 23d and oath uit.
was encouraging in the highest de-
gree to the members in Pierce Co.
TWENTY-FIVE lodges were represented
in working order in the county and a
large increase of membership in the
last six months. The different lodges
were quite we'll represented if we take
into consideration the condition of the
roads. The next meeting will be held
at Ono sometime this fall. Bro. Sc
boski delivered two public lectures in
the church which were interesting
and beneficial.
The following is statement of the
crops grown IN the town of Salem in
1879, as appears on the assessor s
books: Wheat, number of acres L..
200, number of bushels 1925; corn,
acres 1888, bushels Q,245; oats, acres
375, bushels 8,676; barley, acres rs,
bushels 99l; rye, acres 81, bushels 205
potatoes, sores %, bushels 2, Asa; roots
acres 10, bushels 1880: cultivated
grasses, acres 435, tons 423.
1t seems to trouble certain widow.
ers'' that sold baches" can lead them
on the marriage question. Our advice
to said widowers is, ''preSs your suit
more earnestly"
Geo. Harris and L. Marsh are of
looking up a stock of goods.
The past few days have been very
warm, which causes the corn crop to
boom.
Some of our farmers will commence
cutting grass this week.
Watterson & Amidon are selling out
the old stock of Harris & Bro. below
cost.
Miss Belle Bartlett and Frank Thur
Der visited friends at Ono last week.
1t is expected that the Odd Fellows
will organize lodge during this
month at the Corners.
We venture to predict that the next
| five years viii see ten head of stoel
where there is now one, and that tht
acreage of wheat win decrease in tht
same proportion.
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EsDAII.E.


Miss Libbie Monro Is spending few
weeks in Saltwater, Mimi.
The blindmen's concert was here
last Monday evening.
Mr.. Morrison, of Neenah, Wis, is
visiting friends in the village.
The orator of the day, July 5th) is
to be A. P. Weld, Esq. of River Falls.
j. w. Maxwell has returned home
from his school near Mortified, MINI.
Mrs. Gillespie is quite sick.
Mrs. Knowlton has a sister visiting
her.
A caucus to appoint delegates to at
tend the county convention was held
last Tuesday eve.
Don't forget the fireworks Monday
evening from the bluffs.
The liberty pole is to be erected on
school house hill.
Ira Bowles sports a buggy.
Some of the Junior class attended
the Scandinavian camp meeting. La
ger beer was to be had hard by.
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THE Washington Democratic Com
mittee started out to make a cam.
paign publication of General Gar
fields record, but after weeks of care
full search concluded that such an in
vestment would not prove profitable
one and the project has been aban-
doned. All the charges that can be
preferred against Garfield were years
ago collected by that slander-mill
known as the New York Sun to defeat
him when a candidate for Congress.
Every charge was promptly met and
clearly refuted, since which his con-
stituents have had repeated occasion
to testify to their confidence in his
integrity by choosing him as their
Representative.
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DEMOCRATIC figures were prompt to
transfer Ohio from the doubtful to
the Republican column upon the an,
nouncement of Garfield's nomination.
A Democratic exchange objected to
the nomination of Payne, of Ohio, at
Cincinnati. because it would ''throw
the whole canvass in the Republican
State of Ohio" BY parity of reas
oning it may be said that in the nom
ination of Hancock the convention
threw the whole canvass in the Re
publican State of Pennsylvania.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-01

THoUGH the Tilden Democrats affect
ed great Indifference as TO the Oppo.
sition of John Kelly, it is evident that
he was an important factor in the de.
feat of Tilden.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-01

Is the refusal of the Democrats to
nominate Tilden to be construed as
notice they have "condoned" the al
legged electoral commission fraudt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-01

Nor only was Tilden not nominated
at Cincinnati, but he was not per-
mitted to name the candidate, all of
which is an indication that the DEM
ocratic party has abandoned the
fraud issue, which the nomination
of Tilden would have embodied.
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BOOT & SHOE STORE.

WADSWORTH 4 WEIGER Manufacturers
OF and dealer in Boots and Shoes, Gloves,
Mittens, Hosiery and every thing usually
kept in t-class boot and shoe store at the
lowest possible prices. Custom work spec
iaity. Repairing promptly and neatly done.
Shop ON Main Street first door south of Cam
eron's bakery, River Falls. Wis. 2l-36
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Republican Nominations.
Republican Congressional Conven
ton.

A Republican Convention for the Seventh
Congressional District of Wisconsin, will as
semble at the Court House in Sparta, on
Wednesday, the Seventh day of July, A. D..
1880. at IL O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF
placing in nomination a candidate for Con-
gress. Each County in said District Will be
entitled to one delegate for each three hum
dred Republican votes, and one delegate for
each fraction OF one hundred or more, rs
per gnbernatorial canvass OF 1879, to wit:
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RIVER FALLS ms. AGENCY.
L. S. ROUNSEVELL, Agent,

Hartford
nthera Policies
application Parties nu
to
na - IT. Ianos H.. ASH us Roct 2i-97I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-13
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FRAME DWELLING on Southeast coz
MFR OF BAKER AND SIXTH STREETS Al
.AIJCTION-By the provisions Of deed OF trust
dated March 6, 1879, aud duly recorded in The
Richmond Chancery Court clerks ONCE from W.
H. Lester and wife TO the undersigned Will sell at
auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. 1880,
al 6 o'clock u. NJ. the PROPERTY described In
said deed as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT
OF LAND. with the improvements thereon, lying
and being In the city of Rchmond and designated as
Lot No. IN the plan of Navy HUI, and bounded
as follows: BEGINNING at the southeast corner OF
Sixth and Baker streets, thence running SOUTH
wardly along said line Of Sixth street. and fronting
thereon 81 feet; thence running back between par
allel lines l24 feet 10 an alley III common z feei
wide. ,,,,. -
The HOUSE IS nearly new. is well butt, covered
with TIM and contains about six rooms; kitchen Ill
the wing. nice front yard. and ruit-.rees IN rear
TERMS: Under the deed, cash AS 70 the expenses
of sale aud enough TO paw note due March q, 1880
for &S75 with interest from that date the balance
upon S .ch terms rs The said W. II. Lester may di-
rect. FRANK ID. HILL.
anlO Trustee.
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was returning. The tug was trying 70 . nan'
tie s hsysc into the middle cbanucI petwesu
Flood Rock aud Mil Rock, when the nav,
scr broke, and the barge swung a'ouno
with the strong ebb tide and driI'ed GU 70
the \" northern nor side Of Min Rock, where where
she struck amidships on what Is ca'' wv,
the monument, sunken rock iuttlng OUT out
from the Flood Rock. The surface Of tne
latter above the water Is about 40 acre 70 !,
area s, and on it are about one hundred anu
twenty men employed by the Governms sss
in excayatIng It. All the men went =, ,, sn 9
assistance OF those on the barge, pIac,ns
blanks from the rock to the deck, on when
Al, The passengers were landed. Tue tug
boat had whsiled for assistance. ana the POI
lice. boat Tiger Lily came and took on IRON ron,
Flood Rock as many passengers az IL co m..u
carry and brought them to the city, Inc
goyernmcut.boat General A. a: Hum
nbreys also took Of number OF tue sup.
wrecked excursIonists and landed them al
the foot OF east Ninety-6rst street. a nun
her OF small row-boats and The large row
boat Of Captain Boyce, one OF the superln'
tendents on Flood Rock, took OH the re-
maindcr.
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5EusicaI and Dramatic Notes.

New York Heral0I
Milton Mobiles opens in "Tbe Phoenix "
at Niblo's on Monday.
Miss Adelaide Nelson has concluded an
engagement at the London Haymarket, and
will omen in the fall.
Salvini has been engaged to appear in
America, and company is already III pro-
cess of organization to support him.
Haverly's Colored Ministries at Niblo's
Garden finish their engagement this week.
They have afforded amusement TO many
thousands OF our people.
Mr.. Max Maretzek has received an invi-
tatiOn from the Board OF Directors OF the
College of Music in Cincinnati TO accept an
Important position at that institute.
The Original Church-Chor Pinafore Com
pany will have a retiniOn at the Ocean Hotel,
Long Branch, next Wednesday evening.
All OF the old favoriies will be present.
Mr. Edwin Booth has not yet made any
definite English engagements. After visit
ing Germany, Italy, and France, he will re-
turn to London, probably in September.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-13

No. Mail leaves Huntington daily, except sum
day. The No. 2 train leaving Huntington on Satur-
day lies over al White sulphur from $50 a. NJ
Sunday till y A. NJ Monday.
Virginia Midland mail from Danyile aud Lynch
burg connects closely at GordOnsvlle with No. for
Richmond.
No 4 Express &C.. r. 8. and =. =. steamer) leaves
Cincinnati AT b. VI. daily, aud Is due at Ilunting-
ton TO connect win NJ. Express which runs daily
10 Richmond.
No. 6 ommOdstiOn leaves Gordonsyille daily.
EXCEPT Sunday al 5:25 4. NJ. and arrives at Rich-
mOnd at y a. VI. On Mondays only runs from
StauntOn. leaving stanton 81 200 4. NJ
No. 20 Mixed leaves stanton daily, except sun
day, at $40 A. NJ l. connected with ~ Gordons-
VILE by Virginia Midland mail from Washington
and arrives az Richmond AT L. NJ.
SLEFPING-CARs on No. 2 from Huntington 10
White sulphur. ON No. 4 from White sulphur 10
Richmond. =,
For rates tickets, baggage-checks. &c apply 10
Il. H. FISHER, Agent. Chesapeake ana ONO depot
and A. w. CARRIER, Agent. $40 Main street.
Richmond Va w. II. ;. DUNN,
Engineer aud SUPERINTENDENT.
CONWAY r. HOWARD. General Passenger sno
Ticket Agent au
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-13
By George s. Vashon 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer'.
No. 7 north Tenth street.

TRJSTEE'S SALE OF FARM IN KING
AND QUEEN COUNTY KNOWN As
mount AIRY" CONTAINING ABOUT FOL Il
uITSDRED AND SIEVE >TY-FlNk ACRES. To-
GETIIER WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
SUCH AS DWELLINGS, kIIcHES;, ST. n LII;
i Frauke and wife to Edwin IiOleman. dated The
I7ih day of December. 1870, and recorded In ne
clerks Office of King and Queen county on the l3ll
January 1871. and Described therein as WINS near
sbacslef0rd's. in said King and Queen county. and
adjoining The lands Of JAMES L. Cornin, samuel
Miiby. -. Buttrick, and others, to secure me pay
ment of "A certain debt therein mentioned. ana nt-
fault having been made In the payment OF the
same will. as substituted trustee In The strad .,
Edwin Uoleman. deceas d. being thereto required
by the beneficiary OF said deed. proceed TO sell al
public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY THE ODD DAY OF AUGUST 1850,
at IL O'Clock NJ. the PROPERTY above described
TERMS: Cash rs TO expenses or safe ana 4 ~ III
sufficient 10 pay the balance due, Ing ab0nt foDO
balance on such terms as will be announced on DAY
Of sale. GEORGE :. VAsllON.
mi Substituted trustee.
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william Butler Duncan and Samuel l.. N. Bar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Surviving Trustees
The Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
pany and others. ,
Bv virtue of ana pursuant to Judgment and De;
cree OF foreclosure and sale rendered aud entered
at the April term of the said Court, 1879 In tht
aboyc-entitld action. |, Matthew T. Peasants'
master appointed therein 10 sell All ana Slnguar the
MORTGAGED PREMISES. FRANCHISES, and
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL, personal. ana
MIXED. mentioned IN the complaint IN the salu
action, and in the SAID judgment and decree. Dene
the same mOrtglged, or intended so To De, 10 lhe
plaintiffs and Francis Skiddy, since deceased, 10y 4
mortgage bearing date the 9h dry OF September
1871, do hereby give notice that on
MONDAY THE 1sr DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880
ATl2 O'CLOCK NOON,
At the cour. room of the United States Circuit
Court, I'm the Custom House, IN the city OF klch-
mOnd, Va [ shall proceed 10 sell at pubic auction
To the highest bidder, the following described fhO'
PERTY-that IL to say:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST OF
THE SAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
NAND TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, ITS ENTIRE.
LINE OF RAILROAD
extending from Norfolk. In the state Of Virginia
gcther with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
ALI REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY,
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHINERY,
ROLLING-STOCK,
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES,
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY. RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES PER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD,
as fully aud at large set forth Ia the said judgment
and decree. printed copies OF which viii be- fur
ni.hed by the undersigned master 10 those applying
therefor.
Sucn sale will be made on the terms specified IN
the decree OF sae. OF which bidders will take no
tice and subject To certain su5sising prior lien
upon the premises particularly described In IN,
said Judgment and decree, and statement OF whicl
will be open for the inspection Of bidders at the OF
fee Of the Master, In The custOm-house, In the city
Of Richmond, Va, for thirty days prior TO and a
the lime OF sale. VI. +. PLEAsANTS,
~ 23-Ffd Master,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-13
by George s. Vashon 4 Son..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. 7 Tenth street.

DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF GEN
IA ERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consist
ing MxRBLE-TOP CENTRE-TABLES
7kOCTAvE PIANO and STOOL,
zHAIR SOFAS,
BRUSSELS CARPET.
6SPKING-BOTT0M CHAIRS.
II-PAINTlNGS.
MAHOG ANY HAT-kACk.
CABINET-yery handsome
MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT. ,,.
i WHEELER & WILSON 81 W n 6-MA-
DfNIlNG-ROou FURNITURE-Table, Side
boz I'd, &c. &c.-too numerous TO men'l0h.
At the request of George A. Charters, admins
liz suc,ion At house No. 827 north Fifth street, OH
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1880,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the above property.
TERMS: Cash. cun~, a. COY
.,1o Auc ioneers.
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By George II. pcIndextlrs
Real Estate Agent aud Aucuohser'
No. 1900 Main street. W

u,RrrsTEps SALE OF Two.sTORY
FRAME DWELLING oCCUriED ~ v v;Ww.
rIca' ESQ. on THE NORTH SIDE W ,wEN
MY srEEET BETWEEN ROSE ASU ,, W IN ~
~ rirrH STREETS. FRoNTING ~ rbI, r ~
sss SFEsT TO An ALLEY 30 FEET wlp pa. ~
Virtue 81 the provisions Of Two certain esss ~
,rass executed by D. w sg to The gno, e. Il
o., IN the rsyment Of certain bond OF ~ nnu
Inc other dated March 10 1880 to sessfe % de-
fut having been made In The paymen, o. pom inc
al IA amounts and being required so tn w uy .ne
Senencisries, shah sell By puofc AUCTION o" '"e
premises. on 800. ~, n,c,oo
" - T.. M,
the above described DWELLING, now IN tue oce"-
npnrv of the said Il. W. Fig. ,, n,o
Psys nv consent OF all parties interested one
third cash balance In SIX and twelve m.nihs, n.to
tiah,e noes for deferred payments WIN inte.e''
ADDED and secured by trust deed on me pr r
s"'''' '"' +. WILEY DAVIS, Trustee.
Groreg II. PoIHDExTER, Auctioneer.
POsyPoNEMENT.
The above sale "a postponed till FRIDAY EVE
MY ~ - AZ '"' same GEORGE II. PoINDs XTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-13
BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
:. ~ q a.. lo.x Tfirfnanfhl irap

BY JAS. MaCuOuRdT, AOCtIVHtef'
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth) street.
TNXCELLENT FURNITURE, FEATH-
IL ER BEDS, NEW MATTRESSES, COOKING
STOVES, sc, AT AUcTi0N.-THlS DAY at 10Y
O'Clock I will sell at my warerooms nice assoit-
,nent of above goods for families leaving the city,
amongst which | would mention
fine WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUFFET;
WALNUT and other BEDSTEADS, WARD
ROBES. BUREAUS, and WAsHoTANDS;
a excellent FEATHER-BEDS;
10 new MATTRESSES OF different Kinds
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS and ROCKERS;
MAHOGANY SOFAS and LOUNGES;
SJDCB0ARDS TIN-SAFES;
A drst.rate t'OOKI NG-STOyES and UTENSILS;
1,HAMRER LEAF, and KITCHEN TABLES
CROCKFRY, GLASSWARE. &C., &C.
Additions Will be ctived up TO hour OF SAFE;
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
AuctiOnecr.
T.. b. COOK, Salesman. au 1911
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FOR RENT.


T1UR RENT, AT LOW RATES, O.
II THE FOLLOWING HOUSES. WIIlCBtl
ARE OR WILL BE PUT IN GOOD ORDER.
IS TO f35 PER MONTH:
100 south Fifth corner Cary-l0 rooms;
q2O west Main, corner Linden-lO rooms;
III g, corner Fourth and Clay 10 rooms:
sol west Grace. corner Uenry-lO rooms;
500 north seventh. near Clay-lO rooms;
4O5 west Main (ParK rows rooms;
523 north Adams. near Leigh-S rooms;
1919 east Marsba-6 rooms:
7l5 west Cary street. near Pine-6 rooms;
1927 west Cav sireet-6 rooms:
BRICK, Twenty-third and Franklin-6 rooms;
No 8 west Canal street, rooms;
BRICK, Twentv-nintn and Grace streets-6 rooms.
STORE AND DWELLINGS:
No. 1881 east Main street-6 rooms;
No. ls north Seventeenth street Opposite Mar
ket)-4 rooms:
40i, corner Tnrteth aud MarshalI-4 rooms;
l4l3 east Main. near Fourteenth-6 rooms;
WAREHOUSES;, FACTORIES. SOCIETY HALLS
&c j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciioneer.
.,1aot lll3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-13

me- v,ews on EVAPORATION AND EDUCATION
csrrcusrxe rug SOCIAL CONDITION or fas
SOUTH SCHEME OF NATIONAL EpucA'
TIox-uoS. A. n. II. STUART QUOTED As ~
rHE EDUCATIONAL xEEDs or THE sourHskN
srATxs-gHg WORK OF TIE scHooLAAsThh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-13
by sutton Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND
/ VACANT LOT AT AUCTIcN.-By request OF
The owne r, who resides In another portion OF Inc
state we win sell at auction on
SATURDAY. AUGUST l4TH,
n q o'clock T. NJ The TWO FRAME HOUSES and
VACANT LOT adjoining, situated In Fulton, at The
northwest corner OF Louisiana aud Gillian streets.
flouting on Louisiana street. and running back 70
ar alley This affords good opportunity 10 parties
of limited means TO invest, as tue owner Is Il nom
resident of the city and anxious 10 sell.
TERMS: Al sale SUTTON co,
an II Auc ioneers.
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au 1875

HAVEFOR RENT THE FOLLOW e.
i ING RESIDENCES, situated In good neigh III
hOrbOocs, which are now or Will be put in thorough
repair. and which offer low
no. 2O3 west Grace street: rooms; all conve-
niences. kitchen, &c.
No. 1904 Grace street; rooms; usual conve-
nences. BATH &C.
No. 307 west Grace street; rooms; every con-
yenience.
No. 4IO east Marshall street; rooms; usual con-
yeniepces kitchen. &c.
No. - south Fifth street. between Main ana cary
streets: rooms; gas water, bath. &c.
No. sos north sixth street rooms; gas, wafer
kitchen. bath, &c.
No. 500 north Tenth street; 9 rooms gas, water
Kitchen, hath, &C. -
NO lO7 east Cary street; 10 rooms; all conye-
niences, kitchen, stable. &c.
No. 205 north Eighteenth street; 10 rooms : gas
water. &C. , e,,.,,
Besides these I have a number OF SMALL
UOIJSES In goOd localities on Church and ShOckot
Hills. Apply TO ROBERT IS LII NJ,
au 11-eOd3t 12lZ Main st1eet.
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Nv J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent ana hac''o"'0''
M. lliS Main street.

SALE OF BRICK RESI-.
'IkUoIEES Srnsx prTWEEN TWENTY.
ssyES TGt AND N T.io sTE ~ Ms
hony and Fannie. b. d.y Of ocioper, 1879. and
rsord IA ine sSSf Dsea
Book l15 A. page ESQ 70 srsss deiau, svnr been
made snd Seis required DO by the beneficiary
we win sen. on The premises on ,ooo
THURSDAY, 10Th OF Auoos nra ne,
at 5X O'Clock r. NJ. Ine IpsWb. with Improve.
wing and O 81 cn IA h sr sy Ss
mono Oh .s. ,,n.,d twenty. eighth streets 'front.'
Ing on Clay as feet and runa" soS Saey 70
feet. being the same properly ,n ala deed.
We Tp inns Cash a 70 bond due lsl ,2o27oh win
interest ana expense n n. q. q. HARTMAN,
JULIUS sTRAUSE.
J. THOMPSON BLOWN.
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