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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-13

.. Ha -..e z--l ldes battle for the su-
r.....-G-. e. r.r- nc pies AID Democratic
.-. --.- ----el- -te nation has ever seen.
~. s-.-- .- with success Is % enllghten
- 3D.. eHf1rs he the spread Of Demo
.--- I..- -le truth be- known Ia every
-La land
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Judges, Remarks OH Drunkenness.
IPhiIadelphia Times.I


IntoXication was theme discussed in
Court OF Common Pleas, No. |, Thursday,
on the application OF the Bustleton and
Somerton Turnpike Company for new
trial. The company was recently mulcted
in 81, 100 damages for injuries to Eiwood
w. Roberts. a farmer. living on the Bustle-
ton pike, who fell and disocated his shoul'
der on pile OF pike stones one dark night In
February. 1879. The defence was that Rob-
erts was drunk at the time. Roberts denied
this. Judge Peirce remarked that "a man
may be drunk in the legs and net in the
head" During the further course OF the
argument Judge Blddle, speaking OF the
vagaries OF intoxication. said 1" an assertion
of s0briety is one OF the decisions OF in
toxication; and, reasoning the thing logic
ally, when man insists that he is sober 1t
is pretty good evidence that he is drunk"
This caused hearty laugh all around.
1t was testified by the doctor who was
called to set the dislocated shoulder that
Roberts was perfectly sober at the time, and
a singular thing about it was that the dos.
tor fell over the same pile Of stonesfhat Ro-
berts did. The turnpike company say that
they had legal right to have the stone-pile
where i. was. The case was held under adj
yisemeut
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Public SchoolS.-The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor at the public
schools this week:
High scbool--lda Allsup, Hattie Wells.
school No. Ida Brands.
school No. 2-Harold Duval, Rosa Dor
min. Lizzie Hewlett, Nellie Leonard.
School No. 3-Etta Adams, Addie Leon
ard, Eula Spain, Minta Spain, Eddie Wells,
Paul Walker, Charles Wright, John Wheat.
School No. 4-Bessie Farrar, Bette Gar
her. Mitiie walker, Mamie KDorr, Henry
Buell., Willie Holt, Willie Burton, Annie
Jones, Ollie Elder, Maggie Bailey, Lena
Fisher, Rosa Burton, Morton Graves.
Primary School-Linnie Bailey, Seignora
Brown, Clara Fischer, Ella Powers, Birdie
Farrer, Walter Adams, Freddie Beattie,
Willie BoIlar, Charlie Bourne, Bobbie
Moore, Charlie Root, John Root.
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctlon-er,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
| AND VALUABLE TORACC0- FACTORY
PROPERTY, WITH EXTENSIVE GROlN Ds
ATTACHED. SITUATED ON THE EAST II y =
OF TWENTY FIFTH STREET RETWtEN
MAIN AND FRANKLY SrREETS-By virtue or
deed of trust execute TO MS as trustees. tea me
IStn DIV of April, 1876 of record In the clerk S
office of the Chancery Court of The city or Ricb-
mond In -. Il 107 &, y. 4Sl, we shall proceed 10
sell, upon the premises by public auction. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1880,
AT 4 O'Clock u. ~, the above scrtbed DESlRA-
ri N TOBA(tO-FACTORY BUILDING ana LOT
ibeng required TO do ny the beneficiary seeured),
Default having been made In The payment OF por-
ZION of the money thereby secured. The building IS
large tlIr-storv one. aud Is admirably suited Tor
large manufacturing business. There IS VERY
LARGE FRAME SHED adjoining The fac DRY on
The sou n. and which connects with II. The build
ing IL OF great strength aud convenience ana there
Is sufficient ground Tor any enlargement ihat NAV be
desired. The nam factory building fronts % feet
On Twenty. nth street and runs back about 10 teet
he large shed above mentioned occupies most OF me
lot on the south. aud under winch a large quantlty
of tobacco can be stored or dried The properly
bpiug situated IN 10 heart of the tobacco bSi-
ness and convenient tor shipping 10y railroad or
steamboat. should command the attention of those
wishing to invest in first class property.
TERMS: Waist he deed requires cash, IT Is very
probab,e that more noeral terms VIII ne announced
AZ lime of sale. Il. A. MEAGIlER.
HENRY G.. CANNON.
Trustees.
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pany. While praising Mrs. Segu'n as an
artistic, Mr.. Morrissey said that " was lac.
that no con,raI,o bad ever been success ~
the principal attraction or prima donna OF
an opera COMPANY IN this country, ana
cited Miss Annie Louise Cary's career as an
example. He supposed Mrs. Seguin con-
temnatcd organizing company wbicn
would take her. name, hut she herseh was
under contract 10 the Emma AbOo,t Com-
papy not 10 sing in America with any otner
troupe for one year aud hall, ano II she
sttempted TO do so she would be en1oined.
Unless she went TO England. her action IN
this case would stop her from the practice
OF her profession for the next eighteen
months, and therefore II was the utmost
foljy. Ia regard TO the demand for
his discharge, Mr.. Morrissey informed
the reporter that 1t was prompted
by jealousy OF his devotion to the IN
,erests OF Miss Abbott, aud also Mr.. Wal
sce's enmty toward him because OF Mrs.
Seguin's claim that he had made love
10 her before her second marriage.
MIR. Morrissey denies the latter soil
impeachment, aud claims that II was
d mere bit OF gallantry. The roles Tor
merry sung by Mrs. Segun are nov taken
by Pauline Maurel, who possesses rlch ana
very sweet contralto. and IS considered one
of tue rising arlistes OF the day. She Is young
and attractive, and Is said TO have achieved
a remarkable success. In conclusion, MT:
Morrissey said that the company ala
the largest business It has done this year
during the six weeks Mrs. Seguin was alb
sent from 1t euiaying her honeymoon-a
statement which the books OF the company
would verify. In short, while all OF the
company regretted 10 part with Mrs. Seguin,
vet no one believed that its success would
be imperiIled by her withdrawal. The idea
OF the indispensability of the services OF any
one person In any company bad long since
been thoroughly exploded. This experience
was not confined to the operate business,
either. The other side Of the house now
remains to be heard from.
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81. Johns Church.-St. Johns Episcopal
church at Chester was consecraied Thurs
day. Persons from this city, Richmond,
aud Petersburg were present on the occa-
sion, and the services were interesting add
impressive. The conservation sermon was
delivered by Rev. DR.. G. j. Gibson, OF Pc
,ersburg. aud an address to lbe class for
confirmation was delivered by Bishop Whit
tie. Among the ministers present were
Revs. Z. Alansou and Giles b. Cooke, OF
Petersburg; Rev. A. b. Tizzard. OF Clover
Hill; Rev. +. Ii. Lacy. cf Manchester; and
The rector, Rev. Thomas Spencer.
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m. TUrT,s PILLS.
PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss OF Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Costive' ram
Il, tho Head. with dull sensation In the back part
Pain Under the shoulder Blade; fullnes' Ai'er
Eating, with disincination 20 exerton OF oouy OF
mind; Irritabiliiy OF Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
Of Memory, with feeling Of having neglected some
duty; WEAKNESS Dizziness, fiutter'ng ut The Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache kest
essness at night, Hghly-Colored Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED BE-
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases. One dose effects such change OF feeling as
10 astonish the sufferer.
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. -~~,or sALEs-rusurs Davs.

4 NOTION SALE OF BEAUIifUhh
A All, DESIRABLE FARMING LAgp n Awn
vst.nxHlE PERSONAL PROPERI1,,d,w III
Mitrs WEST OF RICH MOsD. ON the IL en spsnge
srPFET KOAO.-HayinR determined 20 . LEV M =
nv HI, .,ness aud possibly my residences, wiz ohe'
az sale. on the premises on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1884,
uf s,,r. otherwise. the first fair day tbefea.'sr1
commencinr az o'clock A. ~ iha, ,ncs' ,es,de.
isni md desirable FARM on which now lss, NV
known as CHANTiLLA," Tor the old .s, rnsa'
s,r,n beautifully situated on the Brnad-ftres' ,a
,as, t,yo miles west OF the city OF Ricbm2nc.
i,arm ms whole contains Ito ArkEsi on, oe,nt
60 aeur the city has subdivIded into lour
Containing about 27k acres each las can De sse w
plat IN my bsnds Tne residence, when To- No. 1.
On each OF the other lots there IL bean,lu ,a W ~ IN
,ng.se. fronting well on fbe road. the an9 ~ W
fine sopdition-- 20 acres seeded Ia clover anu I'M
Thy: finr, healthy vineyard OF cno'sr res IN Inn
her 10 Lots Nos. 3 an A. aos,r,,o
This is a fine opportunity for persons aes,r,ns
small farms near The city: and no. soo u. ,I.
factory bids as subdIvlded VIII he soln a. w,o ,ha
and a. moi sold nj all will be- offered for rent 10 tue
highest bidder for the year 1881.
TERMS: At sale. -, op.cy
do 1S-ltH d. W. " - y.
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MAxcnEsrEn Axp vlcIxIrr.

ladicted. The grand Jury OF the Hus.
tiugs Cour, indicted X. b. How'e, Robert
Ieat,ie, and w. II. Anderson, separately,
Thursday afternoon, for unlawfu'Iy paving
oapissticn taxes TO certain persons under an
agreement expressed and Implied that tney
should give their votes for particular csuul.
dates for electors for the PRESIDENT ano
Vice. President OF the United States. Inc
;rnjctments were drawn under section
a6 Of chapter q OF the Acts OF Assembly for
ls77,7s. The matter will come up before
the court Monday morning.
The grand jury, after indicting them, was
adjourned for the tern.
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Conricted.--Iu the Hastings Court Thurs.
day afternoon Benjamin Adams was tried
jor uulswfully cutting Jack Sneilings with
q knife. He was convicted aud sentenced
10 be confined In Jail fifteen days and to pay
a nne of s5. The offence for which he was
tried was committed last month. The pris-
oner has already been confined In Jail about
r.no week
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STABB E'S SALE Of
II pgINrING.PRESsFs AND STATIONARY
ENGiHE.-I will sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20, $780,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ at No 20 north MINI s,ree,
,be toowing properiy satisfy distress warrant
in INV hands in favor of W. l.. Cowardn Us. heenan
3 STEAM PRINTlNG-PREssES,
Terms. Cash. Z. HULZINGER:
5r " ". &. &. X.
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sIMMONs LIVER REGULATOR.
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTING

NAL:
RICHMOND, VA.
Geutlemen,-I take the liberty of informing you
of the great improvement-well, you may say tnc
entire restoration to health-caused by using SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR.
was under medical treatment FOR long ume 'oe
ng trea.ed for Dyspepsia, but all KINDS OF meuicne
seemed IN 10 me but little good. suffered intensely
with full stomach, headache. &c. one Gay was
told by a neigtbor who had taken the hE"oLA-
TOR that II was sure cure for my troubles de-
cided TO trv It: not thinking II would DO me any
good. The first dose took relieved me very much-
1 was so decided an Improvement began 10 put
confidence In what my ntighbor had said 10 me- III
one week after taking the REGULATOR was a.
strong and hearty as I ever was; my complexion
began 10 clear up. was told by all my acquaint-
auces was looking so much better. think u Is
the best thing ever took for dyspepsia wlthou'
any exception. 1t did me so much good was deter
miued would give you my testimony without peins
ASKED for it. Yours respectfully,
HENRY G.. CRENSHAW'
Original and genuine manufactured only by
j. II. ZElLIN K CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
mo 2j.deod& wtAu20I
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Roll of Honor. following pupils
were on the roll Of honor at the Colored
High School this week JesseC. Binga, Ida
May Binga, Julia Bundy, Lily Moon, Ju-
MUS Mosby, Joseph Powell. This school
closed for Christmas holiday yesterday, and
will reopen on the first Monday in January.
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Ne,c Trial Gronted. Randolph Trent
fcolcred) was tried 10 the Hastings Court
Thursday afternoon for feloniousIy assault.
ing and wounding Isaac Price. crippled
negro, with swiugietree, Win intent 10
Kill. The jury found The prisoner guiltv
and assessed his punishment at fourteen
months m the peniIeutiary. Trent, through
MS counsel, moved the Court Tor new
trial. which was granted, aud the case will
DC tried again at the mex; term.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

CPECIAL ATTENTION VEN TO
- RENTING OUT REAL ESTATE and the
COLLECTION OF RENTS IN the ciiy and coun-
try. PROMPT RETUR..s MADE.
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTAIE.
A large quantity Of CITY AND COUNTRY
RIAL Est ATE FOR SALE-vacanl ana improved.
We TAX Measure IN showing property and giving
ALI necessary Information TO buyers.
Write for the Virgin in Real Estate journal.
X. B. CHAfFIN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
No north Tenth street.
RI CHAFFIN. late Of Chafln, staples X Co.:
ROBERT II. GILLIAN, late OF Frank ID. fli'l & co.
no 2-2m
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RICHMOND, FRED'G y POTOMAC X. p. Corl
RICHhOND, VA, November -, l-eo.
NHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
commencing SUNDAY, 2sth instant, train, 900
this road VIII run As follows:
NORTH BOUND.
b.O5 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-Sueet station daily; due
Al Washington. $40 4. NJ. Ba'umor',
1850 4. NJ: Philadelphia. $50 T.. " b
Now ork, $3.50 p. VI CONNECTS VIZ
New York Limited tNrr'->. r. ~
train stoDs oaiy ~ NIDr" '"i
s:zs A. NJ, caves ByTd-ssreet station daily (eI-
cept sundays due ~ NashlllR,.
l:20 7. NJ; Batimore, 3.22 T. VI.
philadelphia, 7.Oj z. NJ: New iorI'
4:js NJ. train leaves Byrd->irce' 'iailon di'l
due a, Washington, go 7, ": Bs,'
more. l:2j T.. VI: Pnlaicphi1, 3.-l
A. NJ: New York. 6:iJ \. Vi.
1858 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN f'
junction. leaves Broad Street siaaoa
daily fexcept day..
SOUTH BOUND.
Il:3s A. NJ, arrives az Byrd-street stai,os ds,ly
Leaves New York, 10 Z. "; PtA'
adeIphla'. l;do 4; NJ; bNry@'''
4:i5 A. ". Washington. 4 y.
2:2S =. NJ. arrives AT Byrd->treet stsu.. ",
Leaves Wahiu.ton. ~ 4. W q. -,
umOre, g35 4. W.; Pblai'vuia' 100
A. ~; New YorS. 1880 \. b. I'F
tram makes M t'c"' Stops ..,v
Q4SP.N., arrives a. BYrn-ctrres -. iNJ
Except sunday. leaves N ,''n -
tor, S Z. NJ: Baltimore, $3.50 !.
". PhIsdelpha. HAS \ NJ. Nt-
s:4l A. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN rrlys
AZ Rroad-sIeet station daily 'ei'ep'
Sundsyb
Trains leaving Richmond ~ 300 n VI 'hl NJ
irving at 2:2S L. VI. DO not stop NJ tl1t. an
General Ticket Agent
EFT. ID. MYERS. General ssperiseHdent 90
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SEWING-M ACHINkS.
MO TENSION.

No TENSION
Write us direct for particulars Of our AUTO
MATIC," whether with view Of purchasing, or cx-
changing "old STYLE" or for repairs.
THE AUTOMATIC Is THE ONLY "NO-TEN-
SION" sEwING-MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
1t has wonderful advantages over all others. En-
tireiy new mechanical features. No adjustment by
operator Of stitch and tension. NO LADY CARE
Full OF HEALTH CAN AFFORD TO USE ANY
OTHER.
Full opportunity for trial to purchasers, money
being refunded GA return OF machine If net entire
~ satisfactory.
Write for Illustrated Price.List.
WILCOX & GIBBS s. NJ. CO.,
0bs broadway, New Yorh.
4
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AUCTION sALEs--w Monday.
By .w.Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer.
corner m FIeveu,h and Hank streets.


TRUsTEE's SALE OF A LARGE
i QUANTITY OF VACANT PROPERTY IN
MONACO WARD; IN rp MARvits ss,I lLfnHnt'
JAMES RIVER AND KkNAwHA. CANAL.
HIGH STREET. AND BOTH SIDES ot uDr ~,
TJNIATTON OF FIRST STREET WHERE ~
ENTERS INTO HOWARD srREETEby W., slr' ~,
lewis e. Haryie and wife. bearing date $50 "
March. 1871, duly recorded IN Richinopo cnancern2
court, shall I'm execution thereof proceed 10 sen
al pnJllc auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1880.
at o. lock NJ r fair u mol on the nrsi AR a ny
ihereafterl, the REAL ESTATE mentioned IN ine
aid deco and described as foows-vz.: -four
hundred nd seet at the head OF me up
per basin OF the james River and hnna~hh 'oni
many and running back towards continuation ".
FIRST street where " enters INTO hoWaro 49, ~,
about 100 feet. more or less another OF sald Ioss'
334 e.. and adoins the above-described ot on .ne
east fronting on the south side OF SAID uptr oas',
Of The James River end kanawha COMPANY. anu
INNS hack about 40 feet, more or Tess, 70 iot ~
Uovarn-s pian: ano her or said lots. ABOUT 100
feet adioins the above on the SOUTH IRONING On VIA
west line of The canal Of said James River ana
Kanawha Company, running back about l2O fee',
more less the otner lot, ABOUT oOO Ieei, on q,
west line of continuation or First street "nere ~
is intersec ed by II ward STREET. running pac, w
the land formerly belonging 70 y. S rven anu
The properiy known as the Virginia Denitenilar>,,
The plat OF survey OF this properly, maDe oy d. %
PJeasants on the 9Th Of August, 1857: VIII De sA'
hibiied at he SALE The properly VIII De olNue" 81
as 10 suit the views of bidders. -,
TERMS: Whist the deed requires casn tae' Sel
am authorized by the bcnehclary 10 accep' ~ .v J
of cash one fourth cash; balance at six Twelve; aha
eigh cen month for NEGOTIABLE notes, interests
de i7.24.27 w. L. WATKINS, Trustee.
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MAYORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA. December 23. 1850.
'NO THE CHILDREN AND YOUNG
MEN OF THE CITY.

Much complaint and objection has been made TO
the use OF pOp-crsckers and other fireworks. and
tue noise OF horns on and about Christmas, because
Of The imp nd, nee aud excesses of some who III
dulge In such port.
1 have been appealed 10 to stop these sources OF
fun entirely. nut decline because think II MOI only
natural but proper that the young folks should have
one Jay 10 spend In their way OF enjoyment-and
they shall have IL long as have power tn allow II.
do. however, appeal To those engaging In such
fun TO use some al erection In II. and where they
know any Cne Is sick. or whs re horses or vthrles
are passing, ask that they will take care to avoid
annoyance or harm.
do not throw crackers at citizens or horrs pass
ing. DO not congregate In too large crowds. nor
stay too long 10 Que pace blowing Dorns aud try
10 81 that you can restrain yourselves where IL
Is necessary for the health Of the sck vi the safety
Of those who are well.
In Short, ! wish you 10 have good time-.o enjoy
yourselves but not TO commit excuses or To en-.
danger persons or property. ! feel that my appeal
will not be IN vain. Hoping you may al have many
returns Of Joyous Christmas seasons. ! SIN your
friend. w. Y. DARLINGTON, Mayor
WAtg, State, and German papers copy. DC sA.2t
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ,HEsPsAkE{
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST 16, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Except sum
iayD. connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ngs on the York river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. MI Leave Richmond daily except sun.
lO:I5 A, VI. { day., connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY.
Tuesday. W ED Esd A,f,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY {;
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Proyi-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily te1cepl
Sunday connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from balti'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
2:5OP. Nh Arrive at Richmond daily (excepl
6:35 T.. Nj snndayJ, connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence. and Boston.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond 10 or from
southern points. Cars run through between AtlanS
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
Through bills or lsding, with guaranteed rates.
Issued TO all northern AVID western points.
For in formation. apply at office OF the company
T senty-third and Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
au IS TT. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer'
lib Main STREET.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT FRAME
/ uOITsE AND LOT ON JEFF X so
STREET NEAR BYRD S1REEI.-By yir-
iue OF deed Of trust dated 18Th December, 10 ~
recordeo IN Riehmord Cbance1y C0uri, d. H. 10
T.. mage All txecutea nv II. G. ArDett ct as 10 Inc
under ;igned, trustee, and whereas default mas peer
made IN the payment Of the note therein secured;
ana being required so 10 do DIV the oehehclarS' VIE
sell, on The premises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY A. 1880,
AZ A O'Clock +. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described N
said deed as follows: " Beginning al point 80
feet dtsIan from the northwestern intersection OF
Jefferson and Byrd street,, thence running along
Tho west line of jefferson street uOrtnwhrdly 30
feet thence back ana between paranei hnes lZO
feet to an alley I'm common 20 feet VIDE"
TERMS: nv cons, nj OF all, one fourth cash :
baianc- ri six, twelve, and eighteen months, IN
W. A. JENKINS, Trustee.
ruo>tpsoN RRowN AuctiOnerr. de "a
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By Furman TuDoer,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
No. 1916 Main street, corner Eleventh.


No. 1916 Main street, corner Eleventh.
4 TTRACTINE AUCTION SALE OF a
"A NICE BRICK DWELLING On IhE SUI
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
SIXTH AND TWENTY-StNESTH STREET>.-
By request Of tine owner, who Is a NONRESIDENT,
snail sell by auctiOn on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18TH.
M o'clock Z. NJ, on the premises. the above pro-
perty The HOUSE 10 comparatively new. unusually
well built. and contains seven rooms, conveniently
The LOT, front and back. /, ample, aud
mas a wide side alley. THIS property Is most plea
sanity located. and the sale offers rare cnance TO
secure reasonably nice little home or Investment.
The properly is occupied by good tenant, who
Will gladly show the premises TO parties Calling 10
see IT,.
TERMS: Easy. and at sale.
de22 FURMAN 1UEfEh. AuclIonteI.
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They increase the appetite, and cause the BODY 10
take on flesh thus the system 4. nour'shed' and oS
their tonic action on the digestive organs resuiar
stools are produced.
Price. rs cents. 30 MURRAY sI"hEi'
ms, 90 ood,.poo New York.