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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-15
nv Juo. Y. Laughton, Jr., Auel'oneer'
GIG Nain street.

BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
Bwi1H SHOWCASES. AWNING, s HTHrR
FlxTgRKs LARGE OVEN fAAFhi FLO Az mon.
FAY Inc I7ih Instant, at l0+ ocloex, M M
eli at the store of Mr. J. II; Ra1 s., nj
Broad stree l. The BAKERY ana ooN ~ ,.sich con
RY recently Kept by him. tue nA'uie' VI
2 STORE-COUNTERs'
3GOOD SAOW-CASE5.
full line OF SHELVlNH;
Several dozen GLASS JARS
GLASS SALVAS;
1 NEW AWNING, SCALES;
A small stock of CONTEMPORARIES &c.
The Bakery is compete with One lsrge O'en an,
ali necessary Troushs, Pans, Presses, Shapes H'esu
Breaks, Mouldi, &c. ., ,a n, Nv
The pronerty win be offered as whole, ana an e1-
celient opportunity now offered for some one
continue The same business, as the establishments -
comnlete II NOT sold as a whole II will be sofa IN
detail JNO. Il. bhCOi vn,,c,.er
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IN ". GOddin.
Real Estate AucIIOnetr'
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED P f,1,I;
Y VATE RESIDENCE on THE NORTH SIDE
OF GRACE BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-At ne re-
dill hall offer for sale at public auction. on tie
premises. on TUESDAY the Ism OF MAY, 1850, at
B O'Clock =. NJ that LARGE AND WtLL-LC.
GATED BRICK DWELLING as above. Inc luI
has front of 33h feet and a Cepth OF ABOUT lou
feet 20 an alley. The DWELLING contains about
ten rooms, with front and rear porlco, ample SER
wants accommodations. &c. The location ana
neig hb0rhoOd Is equal 10 the best III Ricnmonh'
TERMS: one third cash; balance AT six ana
twelve months for negotiable notes Interest added,
secured by deed Of trust. w. GoDDlN.
mv10 AucilOneer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE NO. 7O3
WEST or AY STREET AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Nv virtue of a decree OF the ChanceTy Court OF the
civ Of Richmond, entered on the 10Th day OF May,
1880 In the suit of Jackson rs. toweiIs Iru,tes'
will Offer for sale at public auction on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the 26ih day of May 1850. At
5X O'Clock II, N.-if fair; II MT. on the first fair
day thereafter-ihe DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL.
ING located as above. The LOT fronts 20 feet, ana
runs back $50 feet 10 an alley. This properly
pleasant home. ,
TERMS: one third cash; balance at six and
twelve months. with interest added, the purchaser
To execute negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments and the title to be- retained mill Inc pur-
chase. poney is paid in full aud de-, ORDERED by
tbe Carr. HARVEY WILSON,
A. l.. BOULWARE,
JIM. GREGORY,
Special Commissioners.
Iou> " Connfx Aucfiopeer. my IA
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PLEASANT TRIP OVER TIE McHhoNp AM
ALLEoHAxY HAILRoAD-hAGEtFio
eoExEEY--scENEs AND IScIDENss-o NhAI
MINERAL DEPOSITS - WHAT - 0oiSo 10 DE
OPENED Up TO RICHMOND TRAps-A ohAs'
AND BEAUTIFUL ROUTE YoR sVAxER IkA'hi'
&C., &C.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. HOS Main street.

SALE AT AUCTION OF
Il THAT DEsIRABLY-L0CATkD DWELLING
AND LOT OF GROUND AT THE CORNER OF
ARCH AND FOURTH STREETS. CANDLES
HILL. KNOWN AS "PRAIT'S COTTAGE"-ln
execution of a certain deed Of trust from John W:
RIson and wife 10 the undersigned, trustee. GATED
October 4, s70 and duly recorded In the clerk 5
office of Richmond Hastings Court. In pced-Book
92 ID, page III default having hesn made in the
PAYMENT of two negotiable notes therein secured,
and being required 20 to do by the beneficiary In
said deed Will sell al auction, upon the premises,
on TUESDAY, Mty lS. 1880. at 81 o'clock L. M.,
the property described In said deed as follows: III
thai certain LOT OF GROUND. with the DWELL
ING-HOUSE, improvements. appurienances, lights,
and ways thereto belonging, lying aud being In The
city of Richmond. on Gambe's Hi, at the north
west corner of Arch and Fourth streets, commonly
known as 'PRATT'S COTTAGE lie said lot
fronts on the west line Of Fourth street II feet,
running back AT right-angles between parallel lines
10 feet to an alley IN common 81 feet wide" The
dwelling is quite large, has the modern improve
menfs, and i So well known that more particular
description is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: Cash rs TO the expenses OF the sale and
enough TO pay about $1,000 now due. Better terms
may be had on the day Of sale.
my7 JESSE CHILD. Trustee.
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by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers.
No. lll3 Main street.

4 UNDIVIDED NINTH PART OF ABOUT
TEN ACRES OF LAND, WITH DWELLING,
&C. on BROAD STREET OPPOSITE TIE
FAIR-1ROUNDs.-Byy virtue OF u deed OF trHst 10
the subscriber, daed 9Th OF June, 1875, from r. r.
Yarbr0ugL asd NJ. l.. Guerrant trustee, duly r.
corded in Richmond Chancery Court and IN Henrlco
County Court. default having been mace. aud beins,
thereto required by the parties thereby secured,
VIII sell on SATURDAY. May %, 1880, at l2
O'clock NJ, In front Of The ONCE OF j. l.. Apperson,
No. north Eleventh street, the above described
PROPERTY conveyed By said deed,
lying ia Henrico county, but very near the corpo-
rate limits OF Richmond. adjoining the lands OF W.
G. Aliens aud J. r. sheppa,,ns estates.
TERMS, At sale. 4. D. APPERsON,
Trustee.
y. u. APFERsoH, Salesman. myl2
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POSTPONENIENT.

The above sale Is unayOidably postponed until
SATURDAY the 18th day of May, at same hour.
HENRY G.. CANNON,
nv IA Special COmmis >ionpr.
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN TIE

- COUNTY OF HANOvER.-By virtue Of deed
Of trust made the Sth day Of January, 1873. and
duly recorded in the clerks Office of hanover
County Court. and at the request Of the Beneficial
rieS secured thereby, will sell az public auction at
Hanover Courthouse. on WEDNESDAY the ION
Of Nav. 1880 lbeing Hanover court day), SEVEN
TY-FlVE ACRES UF LAND, IN Henry district,
Hanover county, Va, known as "OAKLAND."
aud formerly owned nv General G. w. Richardson,
bel ing the same property Mentioned in the DEGREES
in the suit of - Richardson against Winston, irus
tee for Thompson, &C., now pending In the Circuit
Court of Hanover. for the payment of two several
bonds dated the 9Th Of November, 1877, each for
S700.65 barring Interest from date, and payable
two and three years thereafter.
TERMS : Cash as TO the amount necessary to pay
the sum due sud the costs and expenses Of the sale,
and n credit 10 the 9th OF November, 1880, as TO
enough to pay the second bond above mentioned {;
and as to The residue on longer credit, that viii be
made known on the day OF sale.
More liberal terms may probably be obtained by
applying to General ". &. WicAham or the under
signed trustee.
The land IL valuable, lying I'm the heart Of the po-
t1t0 and melon region, and has good In provemenls
on II. JOHN FACE,
my 6-d10t&sw3t Trustee.
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NOTICE.

The LAW and MISCELLANEOUS Ldb u, M
beIonrne 10 the apov. estate WIN De soa ,b AZ dn
auction.roo sio NO r. LAUGHTON. JR.,
be cataiosueo. jaw AuctiOneer.
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DOCK AND JOB WORR NEATLYEX,
* EnuTKD AT THE DIsPAf.pH PRINTING
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BY Robert u. Lvne,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No.I2l2 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT No: l,
FRONTING AZ FEET INCHES ON THE EAST
SIDE OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENuE JUST
OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS. AND RUNNiNt,
DEPTH WITH A BRICK STORE AND Dwell
LING THEREON, CONTAINING FOUR ROOMS,
P0RCIIEs. &C, AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-In exc
GU ion of "A certain deeh # trust from r. l.. King.
trustee for Sarah 4. King. dated 7th of April,
1878, aud duty recorded In Henrico Comfy Court,
Deed Book OIL. page 55. will offer for sale upon
fhe premises. on FRIDAY The 2lSt day Of May,
1880, at 81 o'clock Z. NJ, being required so 10
do by The benefcarles mem Toned Ia said deed, de-
fault having been made i'm the payment OF the note
thereby secured. the PROPERTY above described.
TERMS: Whist the deed requires cash a. 10 ex-
ppnses Of sale AMI sufficient 10 pay oil aote Oh
s45O. with ain costs. Interest. &C. thereon If any
yet more liberal terms MAY be given At sale.
my IL WILLIAM j. MAYO. Trustee.
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o. 50 to tS per reain, ~
Dhs DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE
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RICHMOND, FRED'G fOTONA y
RICHMOND, VA, November q Ao'',
COMMENCING NOVEMBER - 1919
I ! trains ON this road WI run As to4io"s'
NORTH BOUND. 49,. ,.,,v len.
cent sundays; due a. MSnppxvy"
l:iO =. NJ; Beitimor' $40 49,
Phiadelphis, $3.50 PM New IVA
1000 Y. VI .,>., ,.py. Ana
a, Washington. a;25 T.. VI bshmSie
l:2b 4. NJ. Phlis ielphla, $50 ~ ~
Nrw York, a:4S 4. VI. x, 90.
A.oO r. NJ, ACCOMMODATION THAI ~
junction. leaves Broad street siAs'0A
daily i@xoenf St- daysl.
SOUTH BOUND. ..,v
tothPN arrives at Byra-strcet station GAY
iexcept Sundays). Leaves Ns- ,ors'
s:lb A. ~. PhilstripDls. llto ~
NJ; Baltimore, $50 L. VI. WssNue'
tor $40 L. VI. ..,. ally
,tao NJ ARRIVES AZ Byrd-Sirest station DAILY
Leaves New lork, 1906 Z. NJ. rn l
adeIphia, ll0 4. NJ. Batim,,|
a:Sb A. " Washington, 700 n. ~.
s.as A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAN hfne,
Al Brosd-slreei station is,y tss0sb'
sundaysL 9. A: r IN Ala Az,
TT. ID. MYsas. General sapsr'asssaen-
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REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE.
DRIVATE SALE.
A MOST DESIRABLE MODERN BRICK RESI-
DkNCE-IRON VERANDA-WITH
LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL YARD,
No. 62S NORTH SEVENTH
STREET.

As complete In its appointments one could d.
sire. Eight rooms, with permanent wardrobes aud
washsiands; range, hot and cold water baths. Lo-
cation most convenient.
splendid opportunity for parties looking for
such properly j. THOMPSON BROWN.
my 10 Ct 11l3 Mal1 street.
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RIClNoSD AND FETfH>Bi h' ,
RsTFVnA nInkfT Any.

RICluNoSp AND FErFB>BtHtl
RAILROAD COM ANr.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, March 81
- 1850, trains on his read will run - follows.
LEAVE RICHMOND sogTH
1900 ", THROUGH MAIL daily. cth' 80
Tor Charleston, >afaant.' N-rt-s
aud Aiken via hare. lt' -,
Jacksonville. Stops oalf ~ l'','t
and hanchcster. 4sd a. uAi-"4 ~ "a
5;3oP.M. AcCOMMoDkrioN lEAIE. dsi,y
Fasrartf. tt>Ius ais ran WI -,
elise counec ,i g f,i>5s'-fs 4pi
s5p.M. THR0rcu v,Il daily. connecting
for weldon. a. mlrY'.' Etf'th'
Charleston. savannah, -l'll' 80
mnhia. Atlanta. Macon, d ln'fJ"'t
Mobile. Ncw orleans. snd ai. i.-
south and Southwest. PUln-r 81.
iug-ssr from Washington i.r 10
miugton, a'a.uah, ans He N..l'
Stops OH, al Manchester tnd '"''',i
aud Halo Way ON signal.
TOO A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN a"g
except sundlyi passenger car ~
LxSys PErEnsBrRG NORTH.
6:35 A. H., THROUGH MAI. daily. cooneet-f
With Richn0. q. trcier'cAsNlfs a.
Potomac railroad a. al po;nts Nol.n'
ter and ,'h,-ie-, s,a az H4.fWty
and 4. IfriirN's l'l0. on sigma. -
9.25A. 81, ACCOMMODATES TRAM ~
Except Slucayj. siots A. a. -
s44P. NJ THROUGH MAY. daily, s3aneetsS
with Richmond. kcctcrl'e',A.s -
Potomac railroad Tor at lpiA-e -.
and West. Also, making close cslheseSS,
ton with gre Che aleake Shd ~
ra,.road for the Nirg.n.S sgrnss 50
ali po.nts North and Wet. Ihls aa.e
sfons Al Manchester snd hester, AZ.
AZ Raf-Wsy and pruNs biuh' Oh
....pu TUEoUGH FIElGHT TRAIN dly
Except sunday; I1ssens car a.
ALI. TRANS lea, leaving Petersburg will start foS
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRANS lea, .,Sss Pe @sS
hsys l.S0 A. MANI $50 y. VI. every SUNDAY,
iah 10 7. D. kLlNE. >9l-, -n--S-.-------
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RlohMoND BAZAAR &
TWENTY FRESH WESTERN HORSES. FIVE
YOUNG AND WELL-EROKE MULES,
CARRIAGES, BUGGlEs, FARM
WAGON, &c., Al AUCTION

CARRIAGES, BUGGlEs, FARM
WAGON, &C, Al AUCTION
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will SELL
|x0 FRESH. YOUNG, ana RELIABLE HORSPs
This Is consignment selectea especially 20 suit
this market. 20 which the attention of those
wanting hrsf-f5ass stock Is paxiicuIarly invited
8 Young, GOOD SIZE, aud WELL-BROK =
AT THE SAME TINT
pair WELL-MATCHED GRAY HORSES. suif-
atie for family use or heavy -draught urroses
Can be recommended as sound and gentle
FOCR-HURSE fARM-wAGOS. In good order:
I sEC0NDsHAED CART, but little ssed:
I NEW iVEtS BUGsf--new anu exc elenf I'M Aka
l NEW ELIPTIC-SPRfNG BUGGY-reTy hand,
some. JOHN II. DAVIS, Proprietor
Il D. look, eaIesmau. NV 10
high CONSTABLE's SALE or BAR
Ii COUNTER. Gas. FIXTURES. &c.-i will sell
at public auction on SATURDAY the 18th day OF
Nav, 1850, at IN O'Clock A. d.. at b.r-room under
Odd. Fellow Hall. corner Mayo ant Franklin
streets, the following PROPERTY 90 satisfy at
fachn ent In INV hau.is
1 LARGE BAI,-COUNrER.w with wAsIE-PIPEs:
FANCY AND PLAIN .PARTITIOSs:
BAR-sCREEN. BOX 81. 'ELF, G As-FlxTUREs;
WIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &C.
TERMS: Cash. TIL. WHITING, II. q. 4. X.
my 1911
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No. 1 leaves Richmond daily cxcepf S,iu,i,y
No. 3 leaves Richmond daily.
No. 8 leaves Richmond daily exoept Sund,v
No. 81 leaves ChariOttOsyil daily e,rs M S,,u,,
H1- Nos. and 3 run through from Pi'hmopd =,
Huntington. ~
Nos. and connect closely at GOrdonsylilo r.
LyDchbnrg and D3nyille.
No. 3 connects at Huntington with steamer Tor
all nOints west. 'F
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY vALU

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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No 2 leaves Huntington dsl'y eXccp, saiur,l.v.
No. leaves Huntington cai,y
No. o leaves GOrdInsy c daily cKeort Sunda~
fD- Nos. aud 4 run through from Huntington
10 Richmond.
No. ~, mixed. leaves stanton daily EXCEPT sun.
day At 5:4O A. NJ. receiving Passengers ffon Nir.
ginia Midland train leaving Washington Al 1:lO 4
NJ. aud arrives 10 Richmond a. . +. VI.
Virginia Midland train leaving Lynchburg AZ
1:4J 4. NJ. connects closely WIN No. 2. aud fIqf
leaving Lynchburg Il, 1923 \. VI conneci. vlh ~.
4 for Richmond. ". II. :. ~ rs.
Engineer and Sur"rilf-If..Ht
CONWAY T.. HOWARD. General P1srr.,r and
Ticket Agent. uYT
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BY W. GOddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
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have no space In which TO give the whole
adventures Of these two days. 10 tell how
our friend from the riding-school. with a
cheer. startled the party by suddenly DASH
ing over the rocks with bis bride broken:
how part OF our number, lost In toe night.
captured lantern frem preacher, aQd
later came pear being lost In attempting TO
cross dangerous ford ~ It's uneerlaix
light; or how, chilled and wet, and nearly
frozen, the most sedate Of our party made
the astounding discovery that there was no
wblskey In virginlal
In the carly morning we went on board
the packet Richmond City, awaiting US with
relays Of horses aud ready 10 chow what
canal-boat can do when 1t IL rvaning away
from q locomotivei
We passed for thirty miles through the
green fields and roupded hills OF the great
Valley. Al North river we passed the
branch OF the canal which reaches 20 Lex
tngton THAT quiet city Of colleges. where
Washington aud Lee University and the
Military Institute are located. At Cedar
creek we left the boat TO visit Nsimral
Bridge, In direct line only one mise dis.
tant. As we approached the place l fslt
some nervousness In the fear tia, another Of
the visions OF childhood was 10 be rndefv
dispelled, but the old picture was real. The
old and vivid description In our school
books WAS true. There was the same crss.
tai Cedar creek. the same vast arch upheld
~ mountains, the same trees that looked
nhe ousnes' the same men that looked Ike
PSyS Tue shadows, the perfect lines. the
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BY John NJ. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
No. llO6 east Main street.

ap 2I.2taw3wStd
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-10-28
Think Well Before Yon Bolt.

Whenever Democrat begins to feel
like breaking ranks before the November
election our advice is that he sit quietly
and reflect upon the occurrences of the
last fifteen years. Let him 60 back to
1865, and bring up before him the precise
condition of the country at that time; let
him call up the South as she stood de.
feated; then coming down the stream of
years let him recall all the incidents and
events OF reconstruction; let him go over
Grants eight years of expressions and
misrule and corruption; let him read the
repressive and bulldozing and vindictive
measures passed by a radical Congress; !;
let him come down to 1876 and the free
use of the bayonet to determine elections;
let him turn to the vote of that year when
over quarter of million majority of
the free electors declared that Samuel J.
Tilden was their choice for President
of the United States and over a million
majority of the white voters rendered the
same verdict; and, lastly, having fairly
considered the character of Garfield, all
befoulcd with his own corrupt, evil deeds,
and then considering Hancock's character
his devotion to constitutional government
his patriotic action in Louisiana when
clothed with despotic powers, then say
and determine in your mind whether the
present is a good time for breaking ranks,
for lessening the chances of redressing
wrongs, for purging the government of
corrupt officials, for vindicating the right
of the people to name the President of
the United States, for bringing back the
administration of public affsirs to basis
Of economy and fair dealing, and for res
toring the constitution as it came from
the hands of the fathers, preserving in
tact all amendments thereto. This is the
work to be done. These are the facts to
be considered. We think you will con-
clude it is much better to stand firmly by
the old, true, tried party than to 80 off
after new gods and new financial wil'o'
the wisps.- Wilmington Morning Star.
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A corn dodger-A man who avoids

"A corn dodger-A man who avoids
wearing tight boots.
The poetic instinct turns whatever
it touches into gold.
The Methodists have gained during
the last four years 117,743 members.
The famous Island No. 10 in the
Mississippi River, which was three miles
long, and which, during the war, con-
tanned two or three fertile plantations,
and on which our people placed three
thousand men, and erected earth.works
to obstruct the passage of the Federal
gun-b boats, has been entirely swept away
by the river, and the present Island is
only sand-bank, overgrown with cot
tonwood and willows.
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/ He Could,t i Come In.

"a few days ago gaunt, shabby, gen.
steeilooking tramp undertook to saunter
cafelessly into the private grounds of the
Galveston Garten Verein, when the man
at the gate:put in his veto, saving & )
on can't come in here" 8.
Yes, I can; just you step to one side
and watch me sail in: could get
through q gate. only half that wide.
You don't take me for David Davis, do
you f''ss. s. q 81 s.
You amt q member, and you can't
get in"
Now, my friend, !" said the tramp, per.
snasiyely, you. ARE an American citizen,
4 and SO am ]. ] know you are proud Of
our common country and its historic
associations to some extent, amt you 7"
Theiman!a !at the gate owned up that he
was guilty to some extent, although he
mas bothered about discovering the rele-
yancy of the remark.
s. Suppose" said the tramp, that l was
to tell You as an American patriot that
I am descended from the other great
American patriot, Gen. Benedict Arnold,
wouldn't you beg me to come in for a lit
s tile while, anyhow, and sit down with
you and talk about Hancock and Gar
field %
The ianitor said he had read something
of Benedict Arnold that he was man
every American should teach his children
70 honor and respect, but that if Ben. him.
self were to try to get into.the garden, he
{the janitor) would have to ask for his
,ticket.
tsBut suppose ]. told you Twas mem
berofthe Sam Bass gang of stage robbers
see you look like q military man
wouldn't you, ont of regard for my mill
] tary career, letm in 2"
He shook his head.
ssBut suppose that, besides, l was to
tell you Was member of the sixteenth
Legislature, and moreover; if / were to
register an oath to SET mp the beer for us
: both, wouldn't you come out here and
( push me IN anyhow? Don't you want
me to come in and tell you all about how
& the camp fires are blazing in Indiana 2"
The janitor said it would be all right if
the tramp MAS a member.
But you let Gen. Grant in here when
he was in Galveston, and made him eat
two plates ofchowder and q lot of oysters,
and he wasn't q member ~ 80
aYes, but that was before he was, de-
feated at Chicago for the Presidency" ,
aWeIl, I have not been defeated at
Chicago either, for that matter, and III
agree to stay twice as long, and do with.
out the chowder and the music"
sCan't help it; you can't come In"
s'That's all right. don't want to come
in. Fam expecting my private yacht here
in a few days, and was just strolling about
seeing the sights. Isaw you at the gate,
and knowing the association would dis
charge you if you let me pass without in
yiting me in, I thought I would give you
Z a chance to save yourself only want
you to understand if you are thrown out
Of employnientaand obliged to become a
5 tramp, that I did what could to SAFE
You. Do you know what parallel of lat
itude Galveston is in 2"
The janitor hunted around for q board,
3 and the tramp sauntered off toward the
gulf of Mexico.
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A WISE DEAcoN.-"Deacon Wilder,
want you to tell me how you kept your
self and family we'll the past season,
when ell the rest of us have been sick 80
much, and have had the doctors visiting
US SO often" -
"Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy.
/ used Hop Bitters in time; kept my
family we'll and saved the doctor bills.
Three dollars worth of it kept US we'll
and able to work all the time. III war
rant it has cost you and the neighbors
one to two hundred dollars apiece to
keep sick the same time."
deacon, I'll use your, medicine here
affer.,, -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-10-28

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF Fairfield.
IN the Court Of Common Pleas.
William A. Clark ard James a. Clark rs
Executors. of the last Will and Testament
of Henry Clark, decd, Plaintiffs, against
William NJ. Clark Hattie, Clark, Mamie
Clark, John Clark, Katie Clark, james
Clark, Jr, William H. Clark, Fannie G
Clark, John B. Clark and Starting Glenn,
Defendants.
DY virtue of Decretal Order to me di
D rected in the above stated case by his
Honor J. H. Hudson, Presiding Judge, bear
ing date 2lst September, 1850, l will sell, al
public auction, at Anderson c. H., S. c., or
SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER next, the
following described
TRACT OF LAND
rs the Real Estate of Henry Clark, deceased
to wit: All that Tract known as the "Ham
ilton Merrett Tract" containing one hun
dred and iifty-tour (154) acres, more or less
situate in the County Of Anderson, OH water:
of Big Beaver Creek. on the south side ol
the road between Fair Play and Anderson
c. H., and bounded by lands now or lately
owned by ]. A. Whitncr, Benz. Holland and
others.
Terms of !Su1e-One. third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; the balance pay
able in one and two years, with interest from
day of SALE Purchaser to give bond ant
mortgage of premises to secure balance O
the purchase money, and to pay extra fO1
papers. ,-,,,,o
c. C. P. Anderson County, S. G.
Oct Z, 1850 -