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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-16

FU NITURE E.!
e. ROSS.

psaiss - ell hfsds Of gur~isups, uss. M.
hsstesag- -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-16

The Wichita EAGLE has purchased and
will soon have in operation a complete bind.
cry. This will be great convenience to this
part of the country. and we hope the MUIR
docks will receive ample encouragement for
their ntcrprisc.-Cald,csU Commercial.
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Major Dunning returned from Leadville
Saturday and right glad were his folks TO see
him. II was very cold in the mountains, hut
the mills were running and business good.
lie says the prospects are good for big sea-
son next year in Leadviile. The Major
brought us large and splendid specimen Of
silver from the Little Johnny. for which he
has our thanks.
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Captain White, Of the Beacon, IL around
again after q brief confinement to his home.
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Hair Goods.

Hair Goods.
Human hair braids. 3Ainches long, at el.so
-Four ounce brsids, - inches long. all long
hair At ti2.0O. Natural side curIs for 80 cts
to $500 piece. Pu6s from 3scts to 30 cts.
Saratoga weeves ct o3.s0 to $500 at
Nks. MARY KLENrx,
No. 20 Main street, faacy nd ladies' furnish.
ing goods S7-0
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
1T
GEO. n. BYER'S,
9j Eagle Block,
Douglas Avenue.
Fine Cxrvers, Table Cutlery, Nut Picks,
Granite Ware Plated Finish, Flower Pot
Brackets, Faecy Cruent Trays and Brushes,
&C.. &c.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-16

Don't forge: the social hop and festival on
the 18th at Turner'S Opera House.
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ON last Thursday, at the residence Of Mr..
George Ross, of this city, Mr.. Charles Snitz-
Ter and Miss Annie Youngmeyer were united
In marriage. the Rev. Pfefenberser ofiiciat-
Ing We congratulate Charley upon the pos
session Of one Of the sweetest girls. the finest
yonng ladies for bride that ever graced a
home. May they live long and happy life.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-16

Fine Cxrvers, Table Cutlery, Nut Picks,
Granite Ware Plated Finish, Flower Pot
Brackets, Faecy Cruent Trays and Brushes,
&C.. &c.
| Platedware.
| Geo. G. Matthews & Co. are selling Rogers
Bros. Silveware 20 per cent. lower than ever
before. sS-4t
For Christmas presents the best place il to
60 to VIM. kassel's. He has the finest seIec-
ton Of jewelry and silverware, which are the
most appropriate for nice presents. 3.-tf
Fine Watches.
The finest new box watch.cascs at Geo. G.
Matthews Co. Something new. as-4t
Do you know that you can get Vermont
maple syrup. Minnesota buckwheat, pigs
feet, and any thing else in staple and fancy
groceries. Of Magill & Bliss. Eagle block:
Band Rings.
Solid gold band Rings for el.oo at
as-4t Geo. G. Matthews ( Co.
Silverware.
The largest and best stock ever brought to
the city will be sold very cheap at VIM. Kas-
sells. s7.,f
Fine celiulod sets a; Barnes 4 SON. on
Douglas Avenue. SA
he tnpw
Rolled Geld ladies' Neck Chains, very cheap,
at VIM. Kas.ers. E.tf
Prescriptions compounded with care and
accuracy, at Barnes & Sons. 100 Douglas Az
eaue. aS4t
---------
Hays & Pagers Mill. on the Cowskin are
preparing 10 grind ouckwheat-wiIi be ready
by the Grit Of November. Give then q trial
Pains. oils, varnishes. strictly pure. At
Bsrnes Sons, 100 Douglas Avenue. ga,
For Sale.
Twenty to thirty acres OF good etalks ad-
joining city limits. Address glass box sss,
Wichita. a-,t
Attachment Notice.
STATE OF X KANSAS. l..
County Of S<dxwick
In Jssttcs's Court sefcr. d A. Mitchell. q
Justice Of the Peace. in ast for wicAita CITY
Township, in the County sad state aforesaid
S~1gvick County Kansas
vs. 5sP
e. A. Lyon,
Pjatrsi6's claim, ~. 10
On tAs lith day Of November. - sasd Justice
tssued ~ order In earui.hnsss s.A astarAn>ps
In the above action. for the susn cs 81 10 uhtcA
sasd eenss I'll BE- h~art - - slss day Of Dscer-
her. iSss; - o'ciack n
wkAita. kaasaA. Mex HxA, ixa
JOHN TUCKER,
'< ~ss''A 0'as. = r'. 81
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Ladies' Necklaces.
We have the finest stock Of Ladies' Neck
laces, LOckcts, Crosses. and will sell them
cheaper than ever.
Fine Jewelry.
Call and examine the largest stock Of jew.
elry in the city for the holidays, at
3s-4t q. q. Matthews L. Co.
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Wanted, a girl to do general Homework.
Enquire OF Mrs. Oak Davidson.
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crfY nARKEFs.

The following are the ruling market prices
in the city to-day:
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New Goods,

DO not fail to call on Geo. q. Matthews &
Co., and examine their stock and prices be-
fore buying your holiday goods. 3s-4t
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Low Prices Will Tell.
The great rush at the Chicago Store last
Saturday Is sufficient proof of the fact Come
soon and get the benefit OF this closing out
sale. Millinery, Corsets. Combs, Hose, ETC.,
etc.. at prices that astonish the people.
Second door north Of the postofice.
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District Court. Thirteenth Judicial Die
triet, sedgsiek County, Kansas.
r. 4. Nieker.on.
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Twenty to thirty acres OF good stake ad-
Joining city limits. Address glass box 80,
wichita a-st
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AUCTrOr eALEs.-.rnturs Days.
BY Duncanson Brothers,
Washington, u. G.
THIRST ANNUAL SALE AT TUNLAW
Il FARM, BY CATALOGUE, OF

TrIRsT ANNUAL SALE AT TUNLAw
IT FARM, ny CATALOGUE, OF
HIGH-BRED REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE,
viii take place THURSDAY, June 81, at Thomas
L. Hume's Stock Farm "TUxLAw," commencing
go hend " j. RsEY CATTLE:,
o mead OF ALDERNEY CATTLE.
Young BULLS isome ready for service),
cows, HEl FERs, and CALVES.
The "Tunlaw Farm herd was selected with
view 10 the Improvement OF this valuable strain OF
cattle, and has taken The premium over all c0mpet-
tors at every exhibition where SHOWN. tremlums
This sale pre- enis Almost excellent opportunity Tor
breeders to secure hrsi-cIass stock.
The dams and sires OF The stock offered viii be on
exhibition the day Of sale. .
STAR PILOT and BAsIiAW COLTS ranging
from 1 TO years old, raised by Mr.. Hume.
ALSO,
so BERKSHIRE and ESSEX PIGS,
for breeding purposes the dams aud sIres exhibited
pre- vious TO sale. ,.,
All the above stock Is guaranteed as represented,
and will be sold without reserve.
Nr. Hume, making specially OF DreedlDe Jersey
Cattle, Rerksbire aud Essex Pigs, has decided TO
have regular yearly sales Of the 'amc Full Darticu.
lars in the catalogues, which can De oDtaineu AT
" Tunlaw Farm" Hume, Clcary q Co., ana OF the
auctioneers.
ton, Tunlaw Farm only being short drive from
the city. .,~. .,o.L
TO visitors on day OF sale. ,,.,s.o
Conveyances will leave corner OF HID ana BIT ge
streets. Georgetown. at o, $50, 10, 1880, and
O'CLOCK A. "' on "a B}UNCANsoN BROTHERS.
nv a6-eodtd Auciioneers.
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by Frank d. Hin q Co.
Real Estatc Agents and Auctionscrs'
1108 MAN street.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET
!. BEGINNING $40 FEET FROM THE
RICHMOND COLLEGE PROPERTY AND
EXTENDING EAsTwARDLY
TO THE PROPERTY OF
SAMUEL J. RUTHERFORD, ESQ,
pr,NG PART OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
AS BELLvILLE."

By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated Jdly ~, iS11.
and recorded In the clerks office OF Richmond Chan-
cerv Court, In Deadlock Ill 9, page ia, ana AZ
the reouest OF the btnefcaries IN said dee dtfat
having been made In the payment OF certain bond
therein secured, we will sell on THURSDAY, June
10Th at O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises the REAl
ESTATE described IN said deed. As follows: AN that
certain LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND lying and
heinr i'm the city of Richmond, on the north side OF
Franklin street on which II fronts for distance or
6o9 feel more or less, beginning at point on mo
north side OF said Franklin street $50 feet distant
from the line Of the Richmond-C COLLEGE property,
and extending along said street 69S feet more or
less to The property now or formerly belonging 10
Samuel J. rutherford. Esq.,. and running back TO.
wards Grace street between parallel lines, at fight
angles to Franklin street, 155 feet inches TO an
alley 20 feet wide-being part OF the i'nd known
as "BELLvILLE."
The ground will be divided into lots according to q
plat to be seen at the Office Of the auctioneers, and
cudug interest aud taxes due. and the expenses Oh
sale.
The extension and grading OF Franklin and Grace
streets to the College grounds has enhanced the value
OF THIS properly very materially ana THIS sale ohers
to parties cesiring lots TO build upon or 10 hold as
an investment sunerior Inducements, as no other
locality in the city has improved so rapidly as IDS
In the past few years.
TERMS: The deed requires $4,000 each, aud inter-
est at the rate OF per cent per annum from July
1877, tin paid: but, for the convenience or pur-
chase rs the terms will he third csh the balance
In six and twelve months, with int added 10 'ne
notes, to be secured by decd Of trust.
JOHN II. GUY.
FRANK ID. HILL,
Trustees.
Sale by FRANK D. HILL & Co., Auctioneers.
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THE rrRsT-CLAss, LARGE, AND
L ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCE
ON THIRD AND CARY STREETS
AT AUCTION.

Al ,be r,oue,, Of the owner We wl s,'' 9y pno',c
nc,,o ~, on shc preinises MONpAf 3is a n nI
=, ~ o.c,"ct p H.. the LARGE AND ~ "a ~
prSf nENS'E recently built and now ownsn an os
rnn,ed Nv Mr. n. X. Eiiyson, con,s.nlns n,t nrs
rooms besides stores bath, aud dressing roo"'
and pantry. 80. 10 .hout all that could
he desired being situated on one .. ,nu vnn,eus d,s-
M, sreets IN the city, and within convenient o's-
lance no The bus iness portion OF the ,owr. .ra
The bouse. which Is nearly pew. 10 oi nrirh am"
s,ncco is finished IN the best manner hho ~ ~ pt
ssct order throughput. Irs plan 81 construc'oh -
sSmir.ble. ana II has every arrsngsmrrn,. anh
com fort ana convenience could suggest ~, neigh
borhood Is squa 10 any in the city, and JUS nea'n'
fitness Is proverbiaI. .o,ertv aud should
atfract the attention Of those wanting h3use cp
Mn,nc "a this dos = almost every desirable feature
IN ,e.jdence pr6perty. The lot fronts 90 ieet, ANU
nuns hack I32k feet TO an alley l o feet wiae,
TppMs: One fourth cash; balance NJ SIX, .we' ~,
and ighteen months for nezoiao,e notes, WIN i"-
trrest added aud secured by deed OF rus: arc
'cio'' "'"e"' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my24 A"e''o"ee''
Persons desiring to examine this properly may uo
so any dsy between the hours OF III ana oeioch
anu a' TIC ''''e " GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my25 hucuonseI-.
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rny24
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer''
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. DWELLING AND LOT ON .,' THE il,r ~, EA .,
SINE OFTWENTY-FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS BY AUCTION.
By virtue OF The provisions OF deed OF trust oear-
INK date the goth day Of April 1850. and duly re,
corded I'm the clerks ONCE Of the Chancery Court
Of The city of Richmond, for the purposes therein
named We the trustees named In SAID deco. oshg re-
1uested so 10 do by the praDtors and otnenciaries
mentioned in the deed aforesaid, viii cell by AUCTION
on the premises, on MONDAY The 3lst day q May
1880, al O'Clock p NJ AL that cerisn LoT ~,
PARCEL OF LAND with the BUILDINGS. IN,
PRoVEMENTs, APPURTENANCES,R RIGHTS
and WAYS thereto belonging, lying ana being IN
the civ of Richmond on the east line OF twenty
dfih street between Clay and Leigh streets fronting
40 feet on said Tweniy-fh street. BEGINNING NJ me
distance OF les feet from its intersection Win saa
Leigh street, running back within parallel lines 10
feet 10 an alleyl4 feet wide" SAID improvements
consist Of an attractive TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING with brick basement. large columns
in front, Kitchen and closets, with the modern
improvements, all I'm excellent repair.
TERMS: Ons-fourh cash, balance In SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given FOR me
deferred payments, with Interest added and secured
WILLIAM WRIT HENRY,
LANES G. BLACKWELL,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON Il Co., Auctioneers. nv 20
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OVER THIRTY STUDENTS FRUSTRATED WITT
FEYER-A SAD CASE OF SUICIDE.

OVER THIRTY STUDENTS FRUSTRATED WITH
FEyER-A SAD CASE OF SUICIDE.
Princeton College was thrown into a state
OF great excitement Wednesday evening by
the suicide OF student named James p.
Shaw, of Toledo, Ohio, a member Of the
Junior class, who for the past two weeks
had been suffering from an attack Of typhoid
malarial fever. lie was so low on Monday
that his mother was sent for and arrived
Wednesday morning and spent the day with
him, and he had improved very much. At
supper-time he induced her to go down TO
supper, and while she was absent he got
out OF bed, and with razor cut bis throat
Both of the large blood-vessels were sew
cred, and his falling to the floor brought a
servant to the room. His mother was in
formed Of the act, and was inconsolabe.
Coroner Carson held an inquest at mid
night, and verdict IN accordance with the
facts was rendered. The body, in charge
OF the mother and two students, was taken
TO Ohio.
For the past three weeks an epidemic of
malarial fever has been raging in the COL
lege, and a number OF these cases were OF
the typhoid form. No deaths, however, oc-
Cured except that OF student named Ely,
who while c0nvalescent took cold bath
and died Of congestive chill. Yesterday
afternoon DR.. McCosh said that there were
about twenty-five cases in the college, but
that all New jersey is suffering from the
same disease, and that to-day there were
only four serious cases. DR.. Schenck,
one OF the professors, placed the number
at thirty-one, and stated that those who felt
unwell and desired to 90 home were per.
mtted to do SO, but that the prevalence and
number OF cases were greatly magnified.
The rumor that the water supply was the
cause, OF the trouble, be said, was un.
founded, as the water had been analysed
and found to be perfectly healthy. Thurs.
homes, and II the exodus should continue
the commencement exercises this year,
which are put down for June 10 to %, will
be very tame in comparison with those Of
m reyiOus years
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, lll3 Main street.
BEAUTIF'

4 BEAUTIFUL AND MOST DESIRA-
n BLE STOCK-BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH
IRON VERANDA, AND LARGE LOT. AT No
62S NORTH SEVENTH STREET. FOR SALE At
AUCTION-I VIII sell at auction on TIL URsDAY,
June 81. at O'Clock p. ~. the above RESIDE NOE,
now occupied by the owner, Mr. II. G. q. Hartman.
The HOUSE, for convenience, comfort, and neat
ness, Is equal 10 any In the city, having only one
flight Of stairs-a great advantage in dwellings. III
contains eight rooms, besides closets; hot and
cold water con veniences.
The LOT fronts so feet on the west line Of Sew
entb street, with depth of so feet, 30 feet or
which can be detached If desirable.
IL Is seldom as desirable piece Of property Is
fcund on the market. Situated in a delightful
neghborhood, and In iron OF the City-Spring PARK,
Is lust such property is most frequently SOUGHT
for by those having special reference to the living
comforts OF a dwelling.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months. per cent. interest ADDED, Sc
cured by trust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
my31 Auciioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" BUILDING LOTS on THE NORTH SIDE
OF CARY BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS, AND A BEAUTIFUL BuILDlNG
LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIRD BIZ
TWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS, AT
AUCTION.-IE execution Of a decree or the cnan-
Gerry Court Of Richmond entered I'm the ease OF III
cher rs G gorge, will sell upon the premises re-
spcctiyely, on MONDAY the 7ih day OF June, tne
remainder Of the REAL ESTATE OF which the
LATE W. q. George died seiZed-to wit
At 5 O'Clock 7. NJ, LOT No 2, on the north sue OF
Cary street, lying between the property bsnght oy
j. H. Mittendorf and A. j. Miller, fronting z 3-iZ
feet. So, =,
LOTS Nos. 4 and 5, near the above, lying be-
tween the property bought by A. j. Miller andP IL.
Mayo-No. fronting 20 feet and No. ironing
10 11-12 feet. .,,o,-
l5 feet Wide. ~
And al g O'Clock r. M. LOT on the west side OF
Third Street between Cary and Canal streets ad-
Joining the lots sold to Messrs. Z. Mcleod ana i. u
Jones respectively, 2Sx133 feet 10 an alley.
we invite special attention TO the above properly:
That on Cary street is desirable for small stores ana
dwellings, and the lot on miro street - "e""''"
site for a handsome residence. .,..
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve:
and eighteen months, with Interest, andtIle retained
by the Court until all the notes are paid.
- ' JAMES ALFRED JONES.
Commissioner.
CprpRS & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers. my 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31
BY Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VERY
y VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
LINDEN AND BEACH STREETS, AT AUC-
TION.-In execution ola deed OF trust from A. r.
Dickinson and wife 10 l.. X. Dickinson, trustee,
bearing date on the 18th day OF November, 1877,
ana recorded In the Richmond Chaneery Court, ID.
b. Ill ID, page 32l, being required by the holder
OF the note thereby secured win sell by auction, on
the promises on WEDNESDAY, June 3, 1880, at
81 o'clock r. d. The ABOVE PROPERTY, fronting
100 feet the north line of Main street, and Having
LOTS are situated In an improved locality, and
should attn act the attention Of parties desiring TO
build.
TERMS: Cash as to so much as Is necessary to
defray expenses of sale, aud 10 paya note OF 800,
with interest from the 18th OF November, 1879 I;
balance upon credit OF twelve months, with in.
teres' secured by deed OF trust upon the property.
tHn. A. j, CHEWNlNG,
Substituted Trustee.
CHEwSINo ROSE, Auciioneers. my2e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31
BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN The TOWN OF rUL-
trustee In certain deed from John X. Pailne and
wife, bearing Gate the LIST day OF January, 1877.
aud duly recorded I'm the clerks ONCE OF the Chan
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond, being required
80 To do by the benehciaries therein secured, will
sell by auction. on The premises, ON THURSDAY
OF LAN6 With the ln gs thereon irc,t.
Ing 80 feet on the north side OF state street, be-
tween willIsmsbarf avenue and Ftl.on street, and
TERMS: Enough In cash TO de sray the expense OF
execatipg this trust and 10 pa OF the sum Of t7O0,
lS-. N. NJ. LEE.
my24 Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FINE
l. CHICKAHOMINY FARM KNOWN AS ELM
WOOD. WITH $50 654-100O ACRES, in HEN
RICO COUNTY, ABOUT SEVEN MILES Be
LOW RICHMOND. AT AUCTiON.-ln execution
of a deed of trust from Alfred Moses and vile 10
the subscribers as trustees, dated 18th Apri 1879,
and duly recorded being thereto required by the
creditors secured, will sell BY auction upon the
premises. the following REAL ESTATE conveyed
In said deed-vlz.: On MONDAY the 3Is; day or
May. 1880, commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, we VIII
sell the ELMWOOD FARM, formerly owned by
Simon GOuldin, and now occupied by Mr., Edward
Taylor. This has always been regarded rs a re-
markably fine farm. being very productive. IL has
tae usual Improvements, and viii be subdiyed If
desired
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale for about
90 800 and expenses OF sale in cash. and the resi-
but we are authorized to say that If desired the terms
will be made more liberal.
A plat OF The land may be seen at the ONCE OF The
auciioneers.
This is an unusual opportunity to get good bar
gain. pARhER CA ~, nhLL'
Trustees.
n VI,
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OPTICIANS.

TO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT -
Il FOR 25c., W.
cal a. 223 Broad street and get pair Of SPECTA.
CLEe or EYEGLASSES. A large assortment OF
upward. bkiifully adjusted 10 the eye BY
- q. y. WALTER,
PractieAl Optician. Matchmaker, and Jeweller,
kzs broad street tagent Tor w. II. Cowardinh
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Celia.

Yes. I'm In love, feel II now,
And Celia has undone me;
And yet swear can't tell how az
The pleasing pain stole on me.
IFS not her face which love creates,
For there no graces reyei;
IT'S not her shape, for there the fates
Have rather been uncivil.
'Ttsnot her air, for sure IN that
There's nothing more than common;
And all her sense Is only chat, -
Like any other woman.
Her volce. Der touch might give tn alarm
Twas both. perhaps, OK neilhsr;
In hort, twas that provoking charm
(Wyliiam WhtfsAssd.
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b, j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctloneer,
No. Ills Main street.

ERAME DWELLING No. 739 NORTH
L. FOURTH STREET AT AUCTION.-I will sell
at public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY,
4th day of June, the above medium-size DIV Ell,
ING, containing six rooms; kitchen IN me ara;
The LOT fronts on the east line OF Fourth street Az
feet, and has a depth Of 1872 feet 70 sixteen foot
alley and is well set In shrubsery. The convenience
of this property to business. schools churches ana
market makes it desirable as home or an Invest
ment.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, interest added. and secured by
trust-deed. y. THOMPSON BROWN
nv al kuctitngpr.
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BY Robert Il. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

beautiful AND DESI R ABL Z
ID BUILDING LOT ON NORTH LINE OF MAR
SHALL STREET BETWEEN HANCOCK AND
GRAHAM STREETS, ONE SQUARE EAST OF
THE NEW DEPOT OF RICHMOND, FREDE-
RICKsBURG And POTOMAC RAILROAD, FOR
WEDNESDAY the I'd day of June. 1880. at 81
O'Clock =. NJ. will. by request Of the owner, sell
street 33 feet and extends back 1919 feet TO an
alley
A bargain will be had. Parties wishing TO secure
good site in rapidly growing section OF the West
End Will DO well to attend.
TERMS: At sale. ROBERT b. LYME,
my AuciOneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31
By Frank j. Sampson
By Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer and Notary pniu.
Office In old Bank building.
Manchester. Va
SALE or nor,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LARGE LOT on BAINBRILGg
AUCTION.-By virtue OF a decree Of the Uusints
Court OF the city OF Manchester entered on ny
Goth OF June, 1875. In the case Of Godscy, &c ~
Godsey and Others. will sell AZ public auction ~
the premises. IN TUESDAY the lst day of limo
1880. at 81 o'clock T. NJ The HOUSE and Jir
not sold AT former sale on the l5thOf ADrll IsT6
The LOT front, 40 feet (mOre lessj on BsiDbriys
street, and runs back $50 feet. Upon the 10, +. >,
FRAME DWELLING and FRAME KITCHFN
with The use OF The well on the line Of The 10, al.
Joining.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance at six. rlrs
and twelve months, with Interest added To- the n,,es
from day OF sale and title retained until all Of ,le
purchase-mOney L. fully paid and Conveyance nm.
dered by the Hastings Court Of the city ~ Ma.
chester. JAMES 4. CLARK
my 20 Commissioner.