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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-06
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
- County Of Alexander Circuit court of A,cgan.
under County, February Term, A b, 1890.
Matte j, Shea,
Divorce, In Chanccry.

hIlUtT NounlN, february ltIlH' a ~ ltru
Matte j, Shea,
W, Divorce. In Ch8ncery.
Richard Shea
Affidavit of the nonresidence of Richard >hea.
the decndHn, above named, having been filed In the
Office Of the Clerk of said Circuit Court Of Acyan.
der county, notice IL hereby given 10 the said non
resident defendants, that the complainant hap led
her bill OF complaint IN said Coart on the Chapcofy
aide thereof on the sth day Of December A. u s7l.
and that summons thereupon issued ont of .aid
Court against said defendant, retufnabc or the m
Monday OF February, A. y, 1880 as II by law no.
CURED.
Now, therefore, unless you, the said Richard Shea
shall personally be and appear before the said Cir.
cult Court Of Alexander county on the irst day of
the next term thereof TO be holden az the Court
House in the CITY Of Cairo, In said county, on the
md Monday of February, 4, 1870, and plead,
answer or demur To the raid compl6inan,'s bill Of
complaint the sane, aud the matters and things
therein charged and stated, will be taken us con
fcsscd, and decree entered against you according
to the prayer OF said bill. JOHN A, REEVE,
GRO. W, HENDRICKS, CLERK
Complainant's Solicitor.
Cairo, Dec, 9Th, A. b. 1870
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SHERIFF's SATE.

NNENIfF : SAFE.
by virtue Of two executions ...gcd oat Of he
clerks Office OF TIE county court Of Alexander
county aud state Of Illinois. and TO me directed
whereby am commanded 70 make lhe amount Of
two certain judgements recently obtained Ggsits:
Jacob Lynch ~ favor OF Henry c. johLs, Gud
William G. Johns, and one IN favor Of jacob Traher
and William Anbury out Of the lands, tenGmclt.
goods and LhG,iel- OF the sGiG Jacob 6. Lynch, !
have levied On the following described properly.
numbered Iorty eight 4H IN the city
OF Cairo, County OF Alexander and STATE
OF Illinois Therefore, according 20 said CON.
The right, title and Interest Of the above named
Jacob G, Lynch IL and TO The above described
property a. II o'clock am, on Tuesday, the I'D
day OF February lSSO'gt tie westerly door q! the
court house IL Cairo, limos.
Dated q, Cairo, I.Iois, tine sf't day Of FEB.
mary, 1850 juHS HoluEs
Sheriff Alexander luuIly.
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LEGAL
MORTGAGES SALE.

vi
Whereas. on the fourth dag Of November. A.
1873, Emerald F. Davis executed and delivered 20
Henry Wells, the undersigned, for the use OF the
Alexander County Bank, MS certain prOm.ssO
note OF that date for three thousand dollar pGv4
bic 10 the order Of Of said Henry Well. for the ire
aforesaid. one year after the date thereof with in
tCrest at the rate Of ten Per cent per GLnum from
The date Of said note. and al the same time and
date executed, acknowledged and delivered 10 said
Henry Wells, for the use aforesaid, certain sale
mortgage On lots numbered thirtyOne 81 and
thirty.two l32l IN block numbered twenty.four (2J
and lots numbered seven "a and eight 81 in block
numbered fiiy.one t5l in the cry Of Cairo county
Of Alexander and state Of Illinois TO secure the
payment OF said promissory note; which sad sale
mortgage contains power of sale authorizing said
Henry Wells, in case OF default IN the payment of
said note or any part thereof. to sell said premises
or any part thereof and all equity of redemption
therein at public vendue to the highest bidder for
cash, al the courthouse In Cairo aforesaid, after
first giving twenty days notice Of the time. place
and terms Of said gale, a. will more fully appear
By reference 10 the record Of said mortgage which
was recorded In the recorders Office in Cairo gfore
said on the Uth day Of November, 4. D. ISIS, in
book II on page js3,
And, whereas, default has been made In the pay.
ment of said note and every part thereof, and the
whole Of said note being now due ana unpaid now,
therefore. the undersigned will, on Tuesday the
18th day of January, 4 u $50. at the hour Of two
(2l O'Clock p. m OF said day, az the westerly door
of the cour; house in Cairo aforesaid sell Tie aid
premises and all equity OF redemption therein. or
so much thereO, may be neCCs- aTy 70 pay OA and
discharge the said note and the expenses OF said
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash In hand and
will make and execute 10 the purchaser or purchus.
crs good and sufficient deed or deeds. for the
premises go sold. HENRY WELLS. Mortgage.
Cairo, IN, Dec 10, 1879.
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CEANCLRY NOTICE

State Of Illinois 90 In the Alexander Clr,al,
Alexander County ~ COu!tioiLc FcU y .crm lsSO
Mary Johnson
W. In GlGLccry,
LCwis johnson
Affidavit OF 20 the uonro,itcuCo oi L,Nis John.
SOD, the above named defendant having been fled
in the ofCc of the Clerk OF sGid circuit Court Of
Alexander County, notice II hereby given 20 ne
said Levin JOhurOn. defendant, that the complain.
ant fgd Ter bill for divorce n tad Court. on tie
Chan.ery side thereof, on the !ith uGy of August
1879. and tngta summons therpupou issued out Of
said Court against laid defendant retgrnable on the
2ud Monday Of February, A, D, ESQ IT, j. by law
requested
Now l'ess yon, the s0id Lewis + johnson .La.,
person ly be and appear before the sAid C.rcu,
Court uI Alexander County, on The trs' day uf :Ac
next term thereof TO he holden IN Cairo, ut The
court house IN said county, on TIE second Nor.
day of February, A. d, 1880 and plead unsScr or
demur 70 the CompSinSnts bill Of compliant, 10
same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated viii be taken W confessed and decree
entered agaiHet YOU according TO the prayer of sad
bill. MULkEY IL LEAK, Coinpt SOl'rs,
JOHN A, REEVE, Clerk
Dated this 18Th day of Dec 1879,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
- County Of Alexander, lCWcuit Court Of Alex
ander county February term, 4. d. $50
Frances Quigey,
". divorce. In NhGnCcry.
Frank Quigley, !
Affidavit of the non.residence OF Frank Queley,
the defendant above named, having been icd ~ the
office of the clerk Of said crcui court of Alexander
county, notice II hereby given 10 the said nonres
dent defendant, that the complainant has Gled Der
bin OF complaint in said court the ChanCofy side
thereof oisthe 2Ith day of December a, d. lstq and
tina. asumnons thercupon issued out Of SAID court
against said defendant, rcturnablc on the End Mon
day OF February A. d. 1880, Ms II by law required
Now, therefore unless you, the said Frank Quic
ley, shall personally be and appear before the said
circuit court of Alexander county on the fI.t day
Of the next term thereof, TO be holden st the court
house In the city Of Cairo In said county, on the
second Monday of February, A, d, 1880, and plead
answer or demur 10 the said Complainants I'm of
complaint the same, and the matters and things
therein charged and stated, will be taken Il. con.
fessed, and decree entered against you according
TO the prayer of said bill
JOHN a, REEVE, Clerk,
WM. + HENDRICKS, ComplansntS Solicitor
December y, A. ID. 1871
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

~. vnnth afreef be3Wetu 3ihin NJ" D"'-'
EN'en'" '' -
~ u Avn ATTRACTIVE SALE
A LARGE Avn ~ HANDSOME BUILD.
IA BY TRUkInnsss I'm GT BELLEy1LLE,
IN .WSsT FRANKLIN AM .wv.1Yi,on OF three
STREETS, AT AUCfsOn.' -rarsr "a Mryo and wife,
styefxI deeds trust from s.,ov fhe Trustees
dulv rsrorded and referred 70 ps'v" ~. =" rirrS.
Viii al, ~ suction, npcn L;s =, snct y N
"a Wy 81 To covvryed 70 Them respectively
s ssn ~ Ivy M Man az BesviiIe-to VII n,
First. Under deed 70 H. sp' 81 y
vii be ala ISjT or GROUND on ,ns s"s.u ~
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~ Fufh5an upper aud Chewing q Rose,
Red Estate Agents and Aucsienetrs.
rRUsTEEg SALE OF VERY DEsrRA,

TRUSTEES SALE on. VERY DESlRA.
q h nE sfhafT sfNf nv sp ssSSs SH
THIRD STREETs.--gy yIYtue Of deed OF Wnst,
beIDk qufred 50 70 % by the beneficiary ~ said
deed, defsaIt basirg been made In the eaymsnt
OF 10 certain note therein secured, we vi, sell
Nv auction on TUEsDAY fhe 22d day or June,
1880. on. me premises, AZ Q O'clock z. u ne
PROPERTY above mentioned, doser'bca az TO-
lows in SAID decd That ce,'ain LOT ~ t a NJ
south side OF Main street, fronting I'm teet ana
exteDding back within fyslel lines loo rect % an
aIley,r 'fhe DWELLING has ten rooms above the
Oasefnenf, IS in good repaIr and s occupied a. az
annual rental OF $3.50. There 10 also LARGE
DETACHED KITCHEN on ibe premises; Alien
ion IS particularly called TO the substantial manner
most com fortabie home or IN fsvIiDg investment.
TERMS Cash as to expepses Of execqijRg THIS
trust and TO pay a note OF 1880: with ihtersst
from the gath day OF April, 1880 III dayef sale;
on credit ms 80 three notes Of 967. 80 each pay
able respectively a. "a. 80, and 33 gontls fr3p the
18th Of April, 1878, aud one for 1905 80. pay
abIo 70 months from the 18th Of ADri. 1878; me
residue II any, on such tel ms as may be announced
at the sale. fUkMAN nJrrE"'
iell nes 300 Trustees.
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RAILROAD Lryr~
hichsos0 AID PErkRsyrsc
RAILROAD gowpIxy

n
RfcHsos0 AID PErsssprpo,
" RAILROAD CoNPAyy.
| GOMMENCING SUNDAY. Inn. -
~ $780, trains on THIS read win run a. folIo,, 20,
~ LEAVE RICHMOND sourg.
1900 H., THROUGH MAIL daily. eooo,,.,
FOR Charieston, sa7sanah, 1~g1.s
snd Aiken (via lharleslonl. Rsi.S,ss
t,ft JaosobDile. Stops only AZ Ts,......,
shn hsnchester, and at Half.W.re,
$40 r. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM Dan,
70 ~ pesensers taking this train win to,Ep.
clssf sonuecuoI at Petersburg n,
1898 y H..MAIL daily (except Saturday,
HT'vo ~ d." inkODGn fhtiGHT TRAIN daily
@.r.i .ss nhccpp' euno'yi passenger car al.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6;36 A. NJ, TtiKOU Ugh MAIL dsly fexr.,, o..
ff nom day.. eonpss;ing with kicLsnanc
sl f 5f 81 gsints ar, reeSas JSsd
- ui stops 81 NancsesteY and Chs,,.!'
m a ssd at HslfWsj ana at Drlry',
Dluf. on signal. "'
: s:2sA: NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN dan,
hr Except sunday. s,oBs at all 40,
a.44 r. n. THROUGH Man daily, ,oars,....
WITH Richmond, Fredericks5ur, ~
Potomac railroad for all lolnis g.,
and Vest Also. making close csprsS'
ton with the Chesspesss and Oh.
railroad for the Virginia st,riny. 80
sll points North and West. This ts.1ee
Stop. ~ Manchester and Chfs,rr "a
at HALFWAY and Drury's glue ~
sigma.
7OoP. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN DIN,
Except Sunday; passenger car a.,
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start rroo>
lhe Appensttor depot.
mono o A. NJ. and $50 T.. NJ: have Pen
burg $50 A. 81. and $50 q. W.. every Sunasy '-
jel2 T. d. KLINE. sUDerinieEden,.
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| 8Ehul6nd pispatth.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - 1880.

Editors Dispatch: Please DO 90 kind as
1 a plIbllsh the names OF the Governors ana
( heir LieutendNt. Governors Of virginia since
is20. and obl,ve A SuBscRIBgR.
Wkitfts's, Va, June 0, 1880.
In 1919 Thos. n. Randolph was Governor.
His succe<sors were James Peasants, John
Tyler, william B. Giles, John Floyd, i. w.
Tszewell, wyndham Robertson (sctipgs
David Campbell, Thomas w. Gilmer, John
rutherford (actlngs John NJ. Gregory
acsiug), James A. Mcdowell, william
Smith, John D. Floyd, Joseph Johnsop'
Henry A. Wise, John Letcher, Wii''am
Smith second time), r. II. Peirpont (bogusb
II. II. Wells military, g. 9. Walker, James
L. Kemper, aud r. w. NJ. Holiday.
We have not the names Of the Lieutenant
Goveraora
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
Il NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS On LAu,
REL AND CHERRY STREETS, SOUTH Of
CARY STREET, At AUCTION-ln execution Oh
a deed OF tTust from Lewis Il. Haryie and wife 70
the subscribers as trustees. dated MAY ~, 1910.
and daily recorded being thereto required oy me
PARTIES secured. we will sell by suction, upon me
nremises on MONDAY the l4th day ofJune, 1850.
com mencing at O'Clock z. NJ. the following
PROPERTY conveyed In said deed--to wit:
Ist A LOT on the west side OF Laurel between
Cumberland and Beverly streets. adjoining st. An
drew's chapel. 20 by about lao feet: ..
I'd. A LOT on The west size OF Laurel re,"eea
Beverly and Albemarle streets, beginning 80 feet
north OF Albemarle street. 269 by about l37 reef.
Sd. A LOT at The southeast corner OF Cherry ana
Beverly streets, so by 1873 feet.
4th. A LOT on the east side OF CHERRY strcet, pe-
ginning 60 feet north Of Albemarle street, oO Dy
An of these lots run back to alleys twenty feet
wide and they will be sod In such parcels as DID
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale tn be for
about &5,7OO cash but by consent The sales VIII De
upon the following very liberal terms-to Wit, one
fourth cash baance at one, TWO, and three years,
with interest semi.annuay, and secured by trust
deed. =,
we invite attention 10 this sale, as the property is
.ituated in rap,dly.im proving part OF the city,
and persons Of small means Will able to buy upon
fhe terms given T.. W. GRUBBS,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
CRUMBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. te 4
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IyI15uaE AINAN.,-yuss Il, 1850.
I PORT or RICHMOND. JuNr II, 1880.
ARRIVED. sts'

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE liz ioovs
senoon.r Thomas a. Benton, Miner. phiIadel.
's ssSsonsr & Ann when, Donnelly, PHILADELPHIA.
'G sedeoaer sorse r. Ha'locs saarrsts, New York
ne sshoon Me- Misnoncte. Graves, Georgetown vto
Norfolk. coal. " iri Roberts. w.
pls Iron, Richmond aud DanvIlie railroad
Schooner III. II. Barrow, Taylor, Ecw York, mer'
ea seSooner Iirae Carr, Tee Norfolk light curre
4 Co.
steamship wysnoxe, Couch, New York, mer'
chspdise and passengers, George W. Amen So''
's smsfner Arit, CHORD, Norfolk, United States
maf, merchandise, and passengers L. ~ iasun
Schooner Lizzie White, Lear, New York, lumber
s sshce ss toShan, -, Norfolk manganese, Cur
IS schooner i. Merwin, Brown, New York, coal
Schooner Charles Moore, Robinson, Perth Am
oI Schooner ,e AnnS e Moore, Williams New York.
tiss, Curtis 8 Parker.
swedish brig DsRmar, Andersen, -four, for santa
ca,harina loaded BY Haxail, Cr.nshaw n Co.,
cleared by Buck q Christian.
ENTERED.
Schooner Fannie Tracy. Triton, railroad iron,
from New York 10 Tre0egar Company; vessei 10
Buck Christian.
MEMORANDA.
NEW BEDFORD, June 7.-Arrived: schooner
Joseph Eay. Butter: from Richmond.
NEW YORK. June 9.-CleaTed: Schooner Addie
g. Bryant, siubbs. for City Point
VINEYARD HAVEN, June 6.-Arriycd: schooner
OrioIe i,aksr, from Richmond for Boston.
NEW YORK. June 10.-Arriyed: schooner ID. u
Terry, Flyers, from Richmond.
BY Telegraph. u,
NEW YORK. June 10.-Arrlved: Rsrths 7. Col
land. sorrento; Old Dominion, NJ. A. Folsom.
Arrived out: Wyc0mine, Toronto, Day Star,
Msftha, and Richard the Third.
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by Gribbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FIN

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FINE
i CHlCKAHOMINY FARM KNOWN AS ELM-
WOOD. WITH 552 654-1e00 ACRES in HIM
RICO COUNTY, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BE-
Low RICHMOND. AT AUCTl0N.-In execution
of a deed OF trust from Alfred Moses and wife TO
the subscribers trustees, dated 10Th ADril 1879.
and duly recorded, being thereto required by the
creditors secured, we will sell By auction upon the
premises. the following REAL ESTATE convey ed
in said deed-yiz. On MONDAY the Is: day OF
Nav. 1890. commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, we Will
sell the ELMWOOD FARM, formerly owned by
Simon G0udn, and DOW occupied by Mr.. Edward
Taylor. This has always been regarded as re
markably fine farm, being very productive IL mas
the usual improvements, and VIII be subdiViued ii
desired.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale for about
40 800 aud expenses OF sale In cash, and the resi-
dine upon such terms as the grant0r may prescribe,
but we are authorized TO say that desired the terms
will be made more liberal.
plat OF The land may be seen at the once OF TIE
auctiOneers. -,
gain. rhhhrR Ch h,u p"SH'
Trustees.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale IS postponed TO MONDAY, 2lst
Of june. mt IL O'Clock NJ, az the office OF 'rusDs
Williams. auctOneers. P.CAMPBELL'
jeI,5.S,1O,I2,l 4,16&tdtds Trustees.
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SECOND LrsurESANrs or TIE MARINE
CoHps APPOINTED. As the result OF the ex-
animation Just held here the following APP
nointments as second lieutenants In the Ma
fine Corps will be made: Frank Denny, In
diana; James Turner, Texas; I. Il: fil-
let,e, South Carolina; and l.. t. waller,
Virginia. Washington Star.
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BY Chewning 4 Rose, rs
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. B north Tenth street.

TwO.STORY FRAME DWELLING,
i No. 400 WEST DUvAL STREET. by AUG
TlOH.-We will sell by auction. on MONDAY, l4th
day OF Juue, $50, At 8 O'Clock =. NJ, the above.
mentioned eROPCRTY. The DWELLING con-
tains four rooms besides Kitchen; well OF water In
the yard. The lot fronts 80 feet, and has depth Of
rapearbor &c. DO not fall 10 attend this sale and
secure nice, comfortable home.
TRIMS; Eny aud k!ycyl At time OF sale.
CHEWNIN6 q ROSE,
&o AucliQneer1.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW
Il ERNLY- CONSTRUCTED STOCK
BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. sos. 507, AND 500
TWELFTH STREET, NEAR CLAY. AT AUC-
TION.-By virtue Of three deeds OF trust from John
ii. Claiborne aud wife-the first recorded In ID, Is.
1877, page lot, the second I'm ID. ID. 1l2 C., page
204, and the third In ID. r. IA Il, page 169, ONCE
clerk Richmond Chancery Court-having been re.
quested so TO do by the benecisries secured under
said deeds, we will sell Mt auction, upon the prem
ises, on THURSDAY, 17tb June. 1880, at 81
O'Clock y. ~, the PROPERTY described In said
deeds follows All that lot OF ground In the city
of Richmond on the east side of Twelfth street.
commencing al uoint IS feet north of Clay street.
fronting Twelfth street SO feet and running back
between parallel lines 1872 feet with TWO BRICK
DWELLINGS thereon also, the lot adjoining the
above on the north with a BRICK DWELLING
thereon, commencing al the line of The lot conveyed
by said John II. Claiborne to Louis BremOnd by
deed dated January %, S76, fronting on Twelfth
street 8 feet with depth of 1872 feet. These
houses contain each seven rooms and two rooms In
wing, kitchen, bath, gas, closets, coal.eellars In
front, and are now In perfect order. Having been
built very recently under the supervision OF first
class architect, and being so near TO the business
portion of The city. this properly Offers q good In
yes,ment, particularly as they are now rented TO
good tenants a. $500 per anuum.
TERMS: While the deeds require about S6.2e0
cash, with interest, and expenses of sale. more lbe.
raj terms may be announced on day OF sale.
FRANK ID. HILL.
Surviving Trustee I'm first deed;
RIO. n. GILLIAN. Trustee;
Je7 HhNRY G.. CANNON. Trustee.
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE BROAL

EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE BROAD
II STREET LOTS, AND A CHOICE GRACE-
STREET LOT, AT AUCTIOS.-We VIII sen oy
nsbIic auctIou, on the premises respectively, on
TUESDAY. June Is, 1880, beginning at O'Clock
p, NJ, the very valuable VACANT LOTS situated
ON The south side of Broad street. commencing at
peInt SO feet west Of First street, fronting together
IA feet and running back between parallel lires
i3l feet TO an alley. The retail trade of the city Is
fast pushing Itself up along the south side OF Brojd
street. and In few years this property Will actually
he ia the best business quarter of the city, and there
fore IL has large prospective value for store pur-
poser; and IN the mean time considerable amount
of rent-enOugh to paw taxes aud low rate OF IN
terest-can be realized from the shanties, &C., now
on 1t. This is truly a very valuable property, and
should command the attention of those Wishing
solid investments. 1t w1l be sub-diyded to suit
purchasers.
Immediately after the above sale we will sell the
desirable BUfLDlNG-LOT on the south side OF
Grace between Madison and Monroe streets. 'front.'
ing 34x153 4.l2 feet tn an alley 20 feet wide
This Is very pretty building-lOt, and should at
tract the attention Of those contemplating building
I'm that rapidly -improving part Of the city.
TERMS: LIBERAL, aud 10 he announced at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
jeIO AuctiOneers.
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Governors.
fyor,be p,spasch.I

flor the Dispatch.i ~
Koss sIarsaflton md Sespio Africanns'
Messfs. Editors, --Scipio Africapus was
NOT "nigger.r Ross Hamilton Is reputed
70 be something OF the kind. How, tnen,
does the simiIe between the two mace Dy
the Wing bold goods ENeuiFhk'
We don't know. We don't think, bow
ever, that the Wing meant to admit tnat
ScIPIo was q negro.
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BY Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Agents and -Auctioneers,
No. 3 north Teuth street.
FANCY GOODS.
AN IMMENSE STOCK
"A AT
sos BROAD STREET.

An IMMENSE STOCK
sos BROAD STREET.
We receive during this week the largest stock
FINE GOODS we have shown. A call will satisfy
any one OF this fact. g'
An elegant assortment Of TRIPLE-PLATE SILL
vERWARE CASTORS from $3.50 TO $S-oight
or ten patterns; BEAUTIFUL EPERGNES
HANDSOME CAKE-BASkETS, WALTERS
GOBLETS; novelties in PERFUME and
CARD.STANDS. These goods are warranted
equal to the best, and the moderate price for the
elegant designs and wor kmanship will surprise
all.
In VELVET FRAMES offer several novelties at
Al that are retailipgin New York for $3.50 and
tI.75, and our FiFTY-CENT CABINET is
equal D any shown at 75c. In town.
WATER COOLERS of handsome finish and III e
best quality, all sizes, at very low prices;
UNION WEB HAMM0CKS at 81 and %, war
ranted 10 hold weight Of 500 and 500 pounds
MEXICAN GRASS HAMM0CKs for those tina {
prefer them.
| bought an importers entire line of samples
ALBUMS at first cost, and shall sell them at u
correspondngly low price; SOLID LEATHER;
MOROCCO. aud CALF, In elegant designs, from
soc. to 1915.
A very choice a. sortment of VASES and TOILET
SETS; small job lot OF ELEGANT CUT an d
HAND-PAINTED BUD-VAsES at III pair
worth $l.75; HANDSOME PINK TOILET
SETS at $3.50 aud $l.75 worth 80.
In GENTLEMEN'S CHAINS We have very I'm
lot OF SHELL CHAINS, with CHARMS, at soc,
so patterns PLATED CHAINS. good quality,
atSl; terms OF the BEST STOCK PLATE,
warranted, at from s. TO 50.
Novelties In NICKEL and NICKEL AND GUT
SLEEyE-BUTTONS at use; HANDSOME
sTOCK-PLATE BUTTONS at so, 75e., and 81.
Elegant new designs In LADIES' BRACELETS at
", 1918, Is, and 1925.
| In sATCHELS and TRAVELLING-BASKE We
have very large line At low prices.
DURABLE STEW-PANS, PRESERVING-kET-
TIES, ED KETTLES, &C.
w. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
The largest and best stock OF CANES at 10, rs
| go, and 25c., shown In the city,. jeS