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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-15
AGRICULTURE.

The BLAcKDERRY.-Form tho
blackberry was regarded as merely q
bramble In this country. 1t Is still
quite generally SO regarded. When a
man gets to thinks it Is not bramble,
all he has to do is 60 waltz around In a
healthy patch, with nothing on him
but cotton shirt and pair Of tow
trowscrs, and he will come out re-
stored to the faith of his fathers. The
greatest enomy tho blackberry has, is
boys. Five boys, from town, can eat
would ripen in week. For many
years the great deslderatum has beon
hardy berry that could resist the prem
ature onslaught Of boys from town. 1t
Is great desideratum still. The
Schneider, q variety that was Invented
by all Iowa horticulturist, is the near
est approach to 1t. 1t Is bred from a
perfectly green persimmon, crossed
with dogwoOd tree, and still further
propagated with hybrid of worm
wood bush and wild crab apple. 1t is
not a perfect defense, but there are very
few boys who care to cat moro than a
quart of them. Nobody else, however,
can 90 past the field whero the Schnel-
der Is growing, without being attacked
by Aslatic cholera, and this tends to
weaken the partial success this hardy
berry has achieved. Then there is a
bug---I do not know the name Of it
that crawls over the berries now and
then. When you eat a borry that has
been glorificd by Il visit from this bug,
you lie down In tho briars and pray
heaven 10 take you home In just three
seconds. And If you live, you can
wake up In the night, along In the mid
die or next winter, and shu(der rs you
taste Of that berry. When your black
berries grow too thickly, you will want
to thin them out. 10 this end you must
kill some Of them. This can be done
by digging well where the plant
stands thcn turn the farm upside down
and let 1t dry out thoroughly fora cou-
pie OF years, then turn it over, upside
down, and start brickyard on the
back Of It. This will kill off some of
the plans. There may be some shorter
and cheaper method Of killing black
berry bushes than this, but l never
heard Of it and it isn't likely that there
Is any. If you want to devote about
forty acres of ground to the cultivation
of blackbcrrics, plant about three
healthy vines III some corner OF the
field, about the middle Of April. Then
about the first Of May, the man who
owns the farm OIL the other side Of the
road, will bring civil action against
you and try to collect damages, for de-
Struction OF his two fields Of wheat by a
raid OF blackberry vines. 1t is not
known Just at what season of The year
blackDcrrics ripcn. If the huckSters
and boys should all die in June, it is
probable that the berries would rlpen
sometime in July or August. But they
have never had chance to sec what
they could do ut ripcning. The black
berry Is so named, because it is blue, in
order to distinguish it from the blue
berry, which is black.
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E1GyO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
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.. E. f. TIBBETS
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17

BY Grubbs & Williams,
Reai Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
"A BY TRUSTEES OF HANDSOME Build
INH-LOTs IL THE PLAN or BELLEnlLLE,
On WEST FRANKLIN AND WESi u X ~ "
several deeds o. trust from Edward Mayo and wiie,
duly recorded and referred TO below. the trustees
by The saa day Of June. 1880 at O'Clock r NJ,
the PROPERTY conveyed to them respectively
lying in the plan OF Bellevue " WI and u
Williams. trustees. dated 2Oth November, 1877,
will be sold a LOT Or GROUND on The south slde
of Franklin street, beginning at Do g skaters west
corner l5Oxl44 fret to an alley 20 FEET vice.
LOr on the north side OF Grace street beglnnhE nv
;. j. Eutherfoord's west corner, losNloSh i ~
(more or ess) to an alley 20 feet VIDE anu LOI
ri the northeast of Grace and yland streets,
overlooking the College grounds 27Oxl5e iee' 10
second Uuder a deed to ]. II. CARR gion, trustee,
dated 10Th November. 1876. VIII De sou ~ on
The south side or Franklin street; begnnng 10y y,
THIRD. Under deed TO l. ". Darlington and Ash
ton Stake, trustees. dated 9Th September: 1875.
will be sod a LOT on The south side OF Franklin
street bseinning 80 rect east OF the dividing line
between BelIeyilIe and The Richmond oonege pro-
perry, 225xl44 feet 70 an alley ~ ieet Wlde.
These sales will be In lots and parcels 10 meet the
wishes OF bidders. -, , -.
improyements now progressing and In contemDla.
lion by he city IN front OF these lots. and steady ana
rapid growth OF the best character along nelr me,
give that the above property Is soon 10 he
ranked as amongst the most desirable in The entire
CITY for private residences. ana no such opportunity
can again be offered purchase at first haHds lots
so eIgibly located Franklin and Grace streets,
and at prices much below those obtained any where
else on those streets 20 much pIsferrsd Tor priya,e
cost frs .class lots of ample dtmensionS.
TERMS (by CONSENT: One third cash balance at
ak and twelve months, with interest. and secured by
deeds OF trust ]. II. CARRINGTON,
4: II y !k sfARkk.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. jel2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17
AUCTION sALEs-Thi- Day.
by Frank ID. Hin 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
1IOe Main street. 4rs ~.
SAFE OF THREE NEW

rRusTEEs SALE OF THREE NEW
MODER My CONSTRUCTED sTos IN
aRIt,K DWELLINGS, NOS. BOO; oVr' h a. Ply
yWEi,FTH STREET. MAR rCLAl. Al ~ ~
TioN-.By virtue flhree deeds or trust Irem yonn
"a, Claiborne and wife-tbe fr,t recorded ~ u. -.
10 a- ,,sve Io7 the second In ID. ID. ll2 q, page
o4i' and tho third In ID. II. IA ID, page Ioe, omce
c,ert Richmond Chancery Couri.-havine 9een re.
onested 40 10 do by the benehclares secured unuer
s,id deeds we viii sell at auction. upon Tue prem
Ises. "a, THURSDAY, 18th jane. ltsV' AZ "a
n,ci.ck p H.. the PROPERTY described 10 saio
Jsssas follows: All that lot Of Srounu IN the CITY
~ Ricb,naud on the east side or Tweilth street.
cammsnring nj point IS feet north OF Gay Stree,
Sonf,ng an Twelfth street SO feet and rnnning oack
het seen paraIlel lines 80 feet. with " " bhi1h
DWELLINGS, thereon also, The lot an(pinne ne ne
above on the north with BRICK Nv ELLlNJ
fnereop commencing at the line Of the TOT conysyeu
nv said John n. Claiborne 10 Louis Bremond ~
deed daied january 25, 1875, fronting on IweItn
street is feet with a depth OF 1872 feet. Ibe.e
houses contain each seven rooms ana TWO rooms ~
wing Kitchen. bath, gss, closets, coal-celers w
front aud are now In perfect order: HavihR veeh
bujt very recently under the supervision o, nrst
class architect, and being so near 70 Tue uuslh.ss
nortion OF The city. this properly off-rs good IN
yesIment particuiariy ms they arc now rehteu 10
good tenants NJ 1900 per annum. .oooo
TERMS: While the deeds require ABOUT so,IoV
cash with interest aud expenses of SALE more iioe'
raj Terms NAV be announced on day of sale.
FRANK ID. HILL.
Surviving Trustee In first deeds
RIO. II. GILLIAN. Trustee;
te7 HENRY g. CANNON. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17
CircumstantiaI Evidence.
THE SUGGESTIVE STORY OF AKEY THAT FITTED
TWO LOCKS.

TWO LOCKS.
Peter Donnelly, a truckman, Of No. So
Beecker street, New York, went to his sta
bic 10 Mott street, near Houston, on the eve
ming OF the 2Sth ultimo, TO feed his horses.
After he left the stable he sat down on a
neigbboriDg stoop and fell asleep. When
be awoke he missed bis watch and chain
and sum of money. Two young men were
walking on the same side of the street, and
Donpelly caused their arrest. In The ED.
ridge-Street police station the young
men gave the names Of Lewis Byrnes
and Charles Smith, BARRIERS, OF No.
100 Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn. In
one Of Byrnes's pockets paddock
key was found. Donneliy said that the
key was like one that had been In his
pocket. Policeman Harrington, at Donnel.
ly's request. went to DonnelIy's stable, and
found that the key fitted the paddock fasten-
ing bis feed-bin. Upon the circumstsntial
evidence furnished by the key Byrnes aud
Smith were indicted. They were tried yes.
terday In the General Sessions. Donnelly
testi6ed that the key found In Byrnes's
pocket was In every respect like bis. The
paddock fastening his feed-bin was patented,
and the manufacturer guaranteed that the
key belonging to one paddock would not ft
any other. W
Byrnes testified that the KEY that was
found In bis pocket belonged 10 the pad.
lock on the door Of the shop OF August
htssier Fanklin.street barber, whose
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17

VALUABLE REAL II ST A i On w
Y CHURCH HILL. NEAR TO CHlmbvhHAlsV
PARK, FOR sAJE,--M the Request OF MI "a y, , :
Pleasnnts Offer for sale the VALUABLE hEh n.I
ESTATE on which he has so long rcsided, egn.a!m
ing n SQUARE OF TwO ACRES, bounded oy Unity
second, Thirty-third. Clay, and i'eiPh s'reen' sm
brscing The COTTAGE DWELLING. u rs sur,
rounded by handsome SHADE ana fruN-,ree a,u
being lust outside OF the city limits Is Iree Jr",x
CITY taxation. Its location Is within TWO sqa,es W
Cbimborazo Park, which will soon be com peleu;;
aud when completed will add greatly TO the ''iue VI
the contiguous property. o- M rxyo
Also, that HANDSOME SQUARE OF Two
ACRES. partly In the city ana psrty <,' o.j
bounded by 1'hirty-nrst, Thiriy-second' c'aya anu
N1 Also, Two HALF-ACRE LOTS bounded ., by
Leigh and NJ and the west line OF inry-seoVh"
Also. that SQUARE OF TWO ACRES bounded
by Clay, Leigh, Thiry-third, ana ihir"-io"r'"
streets. ,., g. ,,,,5
ing sites aud should attract special attention OF pel
soma Wishing TO make investments IN that lmproViDs
locality AS the owner Is DESTROYS 10 sell NJ onre
great bargains can be had. A plat OF the properly
"a" w Real Estate Agent.
The above property Is portion or isrm OF
THIRTY.THREE ACRES, all Of when can NC
THE owner Of FOURTEEN ACRES tpart IN
woodsj adjopiDg the above, aud contiguous 10 inc
park. Is willing to sell If desired. -. ~on,,r
te 10. pod5t w. 6OIIII =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17

employ he LETT month ago. lie forgot to
return The key to Kessler.
Kessler corroborated Byrnes. He pro.
duccd the psdlock 10 which Byrnes had
testified the key found 10 his pocket be-
longcd.
Observation-Disclosures Herring tried
the key in the lock from Kessler's door, and
then 10 TINT from Dopnelly's feed.bin. 81
find. your Honor" he said. I" that this key,
notwithstanding the assurance OF The manu-
facturer, ITS both OF these locks perfectly.
An additional corroboratIon OF the prison.
cr's story Is the fact that this key is mum.
bered 1876. and as the lock from Mr.. hess'
,er's door has corresponding number.
whereas the complainanps lock Is numbered
1856, do not think that should prosecute
the prisoner further" ;,
81 agree with the District Attorney,
said Recorder Smyth, "that there shonid
no 4 sudden end 10 this case OF remarkable
clrcumstan,al evidence. direct you 10
acaut the prisoner"
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17

The Wilmington IN. C.) Star SAYS that
The boiler and engine of dispatch boat
l,sed by General Whiting. and sunk about
the close OF the late war in the river near
the foot OF Castle street, were found ana
taken M short time ago. After lying IN
mud and water for fifteen years the ma
clinery was found In fair stale OF preser-
yalion, and will do good service vet.
Norfolk has four new summer street-cars,
each OF which will seat for:y-two persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17
COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICF OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Che
TERRIFIED COUNTY-IN VACATIOA-JUNE
The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Compa-
ny................... ..'..'Plalhtiu
E. j. Gresham and Others. Defendants.
IN CHASCERY.
The object of this suit Is to subject an Undivided
one-haIf interest in The tract OF land containing
935s acres, in the county OF and State
in the possession of George j. Rogers to The paw
ment OF judgment against K. j. Gresham and In
favor of the plintiff, for the sum OF }47643, with
interest thereon at the rate OF per cenlum per
nun from The 9Th day Of July. 1851, until paid.
And an affidavit having been made and flled thar
note for 81 900. made and signed by George j.
Rogers and payable 10 HIS own order ninety days af
ter date and endorsed by him and bearing even date
with the deed of trust of any other note notes
which NAV have been given from time 10 time In re-
newal Of the said note, either in whole or in parl
secured 10 be paid by deed Of trust from George j.
Rogers and Ella y. Rogers his wife, to X. q. Pc
gram, trustee, bearing date the 2sth day of May,
~ Court of Chesterfield county, Is person party
unknown, IL is hereby ordered that The said holder
Of SAID n9le or Nes 40 W mere aa VIII
the Richmond Dispatch, a newspaper published In
the city of Richmond Va. and do what is necessary
TO protect his tnterest in this suit:
MEADE HAsKINs, pa. 1el4-4w
VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
' FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AME-
LA COUNTY-IN VACATION-JUNE11 ,lSsO
The First National Bank of Richmond, Va.
Plaintiff,
against
John Wilkinson and Mary b. Wilkinson, his wife,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit Is 10 subject tract of land
containing $40 acres, more or less OF John Wikin-
son, In the county of Amelia and State of virginia
described In the plaintiffs bill. 10 the payment OF a
Judgment against him aud 10 favor Of the plaintiff,
for the sum OF 1901 g. with legal interest thereon
from the 9Th day OF June, 1879, until paid.
And an affidavit having been made and f,ed that
u c defendants. John Wilkinson and Mary ID. VIII
kuson, his wife, not residents OF this State, IL
is hereby ordered that the said John Wilkinson and
Mary Il. wilkinson do appear here within one
month aftsr due publication Of this order in the
Richmond Dispatch, newspaper published In the
city OF Richmond Va, and do what is necessary 10
protect their Interests In this suit.
A copy--teste: Il. II. COLEMAN. Clerk.
MEADE HASKINS, p. q. Je l4-4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17
by Chewning 4 Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. & north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF THE DESIRA.
IA BILE STORE No. 915 NORTH SECOND
STREET AND A VACANT LOT ADJOINING,
SITUATED IN THE Il ST LINE OF SECOND
sTREETS.-At the request OF the legaices or
John Mescoe. deceased. we will sell by auction
on The premises. on THURSDAY the 18th day OF
june. 1880, at O'Clock Z. NJ. the aforementioned
PROPERTY. Each lot has . front of % feet, Win
a depth OF 1874 feet 10 an alley ten feet wide. Inc
ot pOn which the store stands and the vacant lot is
separated by a four-foot aliey, used In common.
For an investment this property offers rare oppOr-
tunity IL being OF the most desirable and best
known business stand. Oh Second street. Parties
wishing 10 obtain good business-stand Win a
bright future before 1t will do we'll to attend ihis
sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balance I'm six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by trust-deed.
CHEWING & ROSE.
je 10 Auctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE BROAD
IL STREET LOTS, AND A CHOICE GRACE
STREET LOT. AT AUCTION.-We WIN sen Dy
pubiIc auction, on The premises respectively, on
TUESDAY. June Is, 1880, beginning at O'Clock
p NJ The yerv valuable VACANT LOTS situated
ON The sonth side of Broad street. commencing az
psint SO feet west Of First street, fronting together
5S feet and running back between parallel Hires
i3l feet TO sn alley. The retail trade OF the Guy
IA 81 pushing Itself up along the south SIDE OF brosd
street and In few wears Tits property VIII aetuaIy
be in The best business quarter OF the city, ana ere
fore IL has large prospective value Tor store pur-
nos.s aud IN The mean time a considerable amount
OF rent-enough TO pay taxes and 4 low rate OF IN
terestcan be realized from the shanties, &C., now
on II, This is truly n very valuable properly, ana
should command the attention OF those wishing
solid Investments. IL Will be sub-diwded 10 suit
purchasers a.,
Immediately after tho above sale we will sell the
desirable BUILDlNG-LOT on the south side OF
Grace between Madison and Monroe streets. 'front.'
ing 34xl534.l2 feet IN an alley 20 feet wide.
This Is a very pretty building-lot. and should a.
tract The attention Of those contemplating building
I'm that rapldly-impToving part OF the city.
TERMS: Lioeral, and 10 he announced at ssle.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
AuctiOneers.