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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-07

Real Estate AuctiOneer,
corner Of Bank aud Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
4 LOT. WITH TWO COTTAGES THEREON.
ON TIE SOUTH LINE OF LEIGH BETN ZEN
NORTON AND KINNEY STREETS.-As Trustee
in certain dcci Of trust from Mr. T.. H. Trainllan,
bearing date ] I'm june. 1877, duly recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court. I shall Ia execution
thereof proceed 10 sell NJ public auction, on he
PREMISE. on THURSDAY the 10th January 1880,
NJ 4 O'Clock T. VI the foregoing REAL ESTATE.
the r>t fronting feet on the south side Of Leigh
street. running back 1876 feet. having thereon "A
NEAT NEW FRAMED DWELLING containing
fOur rooms. wei u good water handsome front
ward stocked with Il wers; the second fronting ON a
continuation If Catharne street ~ feet, running
back ga feet. with SEW COTTAGE thereon con-
tanning Two rooms.
THE TERMS viii be enough I'm c1sh to defray ex-
ptnse, OF sale ana 10 ply OIL two notes past Que,
amounting 10 $50: on n credit ~ - $500 until the
TN June. 1880: and a TO the residue, on such
terms as NAV be announces ~ he time Of sale; The
whole credit payments 10 bear interest and be Sc
cured l,y deed of trust. w GODDIN,
10 Trustee.
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Opp Fellows INsTALLATI0S.-The fol-
lowing officers were installed last night IN
Friendship Lodge, No. 10. l. U. U. r., by
ID. ID. G. Master John A. Collins, acting for
the Grand Master, who was unable to at
tend on account OF sickness: Robert w.
Courtney, N. g.; e. j. Weymouth, V. q. ;
I'll. Duke, Secretary; W. +. Blakes. Trea-
surer; w. Il. Hall, II. s. to N. c.; j. Ii.
Nuckies, l.. S. to v. g.; j. NJ. johnson,
Warden; 7. j. Bowies, Conductor; Il. w.
Hutchins, l. g.; w. r. Burton, y. g.; j.
d. Kumlebn, II. 8. S.; w. J. Stevens, l..
8. 3. There was large and Interesting
meeting of members and visitors, and after
the installation ceremonies were over
sumptuous repast was spread In an adjacent
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
NEW MUSIC-H0UsE,
Ola MAIN STREET.

Sole agents Tor the kNABE PiASos, hslh'
NsRs'IIAL q SMITH PIANOS al low rNrs
also, SECONDHAND PIANOS nom 80 10 wv
always Ola hand ..1.,,. IN. "A ,h.,.,,,t
publications. .,,. ,.t,iins
handsome assortment % MustC-PoRfFSLi'0'
WiisIC- sATCIiFLs, &C., At lowest rriee,,o.v.
de l3-eodlW kAMVo "|''"
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DECLINED TO WORK.-A number OF dis
satisfied negroes who were employed at the
Chesapeake and Ohio wharves left there
yesterday but work at the wbarves pro.
crossed as usual in all Of its branches.
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\, Paine / Nowlin, Auctioneers.

EIRsT SALE 1880.
4 wrnyrspAY, January 7,b, A. 10y o'clock
On "a, S.ye our rsf iale for the year, which
viii comprise srta, variety o. Iresn sna
400 PAIR MEMS PANIs'
go CASHMERE SUITE uop,ra.
wES's ASD BOYS HATS,
sMT.Nk fT3. HEAVY JEANS,
mERiSO SHIRTS. HOSIERY,
FANCY GOODS, sTATIoNEkY,Sc &c
10 which we Invite the attention VI '"o 'i'"'' Se
positive an" "i'"o"' PAINE & NOwLIN.
Auc'tonecrs.
a
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By GrubbJ & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneer'
Eleventh street between Main ana bank

u,RUsTEE,s SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
/ AND LOT No. III WEST Dun ~. sr ZEE
At Hi,cTICN-fyy viriue OF two deeds OF trust-
A. 30 a. recnted by Spencer Brown and Charlotte
lie VIII Gated The 18Th OF March. 1870 and me
other from Spencer Brown, dated tne 80 o 0i july
20, ~ ~ On .yIdenced by two notes OF 500 eacn,
both OF which deeds are recorded In me Ghancery
Court Of The city of Rchmond We MI ye h ~, a' or
'Ianrary' 1850. at Az O'Clock p. NJ. me SMALL
FRAME HOUSE located as above oceupigTah oy 9 1r
seph Evans. and containing tnree rooins 5 1S 20,
THE TERMS (by con.ent win be one fourth Sai fo
,bIe notes interest added secured ty trust
deed. JAMES ILEhsh..ss' a, aitanosro
Sale made by GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Aucuoueers'
"a
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yyTIRT ROBERTS, SEVENTEENTH
w aud Cary streets, dealer In best quality AN
COAL OF all sizes: EAST BANK
SPIINT coal; CLOVER HILL aud MIDLO-
THAN LUMP and HAIL. Also, CUMBERLAND
GOAL by the cargo or IN small lots TO suit pur-
eA'> WRIT ROBERTS,
Seventeenth aud Cary streets
IuSiS " oc 13-6m
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GRoCERIrs AND LIoroRs.

CEIRO DE'BARTE, direct from New
Orleans: finest syrup male from sug4r.claci
VERMONT MAPLE.SYRUP,
Sew supply LARGE FLORIDA OEANGEs.
For sale By
CHRISTIAN & WHITE
Also, ENGLISH Drawn. 81
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.- Lodge,
No. 93, /. o. O. f., last night elected the
following officers: Noble Grand, Thomas
j. Winston; vice-Grand, G. W. Gardner I;
Secretary, Charles Spencer; Treasurer, ..
III. Herpdon Chaplain. w. ID. TwyDbam.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BRICK
i STORES WITH DWELLINGS ABOVE. CEN
TRALI.Y LOCATED. BEING ON FOURTEENIH
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANkLIN
ST EE1's, AND OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL by virtue of deed Of trust from Sepli-
MIA Barnett TO the undersigned trustees, dated 21lh
November, 97S. ana recorded in the clerks once
of Richmond Chancery Court, ID. b. IL De- page
$50 10 ercnre certain negotiable uoe for the sum
of a. 600 therein mentioned. and whereas uetaull
has been made in the payment / sara nole' ana
bting rennired 10 do shall SELL on The prenl-
scs on JANUARY 18TH, at IL O'CLOCK W. me l0l-
Lowing PROPERTY, described in said deed as fol-
lows An that lot Of land. with all the improve
nepts thereon in the city of Richmond. on Tire west
line of Fourteenth street. and bounded as fo10ws'
Com mpncng on said west line of Fourteenth street
az feet q inches south of Franklin street: thence
running southwardly and fronting thereon ~ lcet,
and running PACK between parallel lines 6Ofcei;
heing Lots Nos 2. z. and 4, and the same real
estate devised 10 the said Sep,mia Barnett by VIII
OF p A. Prindle." The improvements on said pro-
perfy consist Of THREE SMALL BRICK SToRES,
with dwellings, above. and OSE STONE. fRlNI
TURFF-SIORY BRICK STORE, adjoining Will
liam Holt Richardson, Esq. The store will he sold
separately. All are occupied 10y good'paying ten
ants - ,, - -
TERMS: Cash as to expenses or sale and 10 pay
off a note amounting To $4,000. with ln.rcst there-
on from 9Th day Of November. 1872, 10 sale.
should consent OF all parties be obained BY me dly
of ale we win consent TO The terms being changed
IN one fourth cash: balance in six, twelve, and
eighteenth months, 6 per cent intereS: secured Nv
deed Of trust y. 81. MONIapCE,
Trustees.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOneer. JAG
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EN- zE s2s sswsn
HfcHxosD' YORK RIvEs AND rHgspF1Vr,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ''|N'Ao'
W TAKING EFFECT JANUARY tseo
PASSENGER TRAINs
500 l.. III. Leave TschinoDd daily 'cxce,, Co..
day.. connecting al Wpsr ptt,,ut-
Tuesday, THURS DAY. ana = IN
IRDAf with steamers Tor an ~
lpgs on the York river and flr T,i.ii -
more. ''' bAiti-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
$50 A. M Leave Richmond daily fovo,..
1000 A. NJ. day. conn citing al Wet Pom, liz In
steamer Ior Baltimore on MOND,yp
TUESDAY. WFDNF
THURSDAY. and sfffI,1ppRAY,
with steamers for New No.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY Di
FRIDAY with steamer Tor Pr
d rgf ara Ho''on on TUESDAY and
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 4. VI. Arrive at Richmond daily f.vc,,.
sunday. connecting al WEI p,p.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana : ~
more. '-''
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
$3.50 r. Nh Arrive at Richmond daily ie,e,,,
500 L. NJ ! sunday. connecting ~ We, potpp,
with steamers from Baltimore ~
York, Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer Of freight a. Richmond % ,. r,,r,
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
Careful handling ard dispatch, with loves, ra.e,.
Through bills Of l.dng. with e-Iar,n,eed rate.
Issued 20 All northern asd western pn.uts.
For ir formation. apply at Office If tie c0inuany
I wenty. third and Dock streets. Richmond "a ~
oc4 ". T. DOUGLAS. SHncrintcndent
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by Robert T.. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucii0neer,
I2l2 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
Y ABLE TRACT OF LAND IN HASJNkR
COI;STY. 1nREF MILES FROM AND SOUTH
or BEAVFRDAM DEPOT, AND FORTY MILES
FROM RICHMOhD. CONTAINING 3Gs ACRES,
ADJOINING LANDS OF JOHN ": iEERELL'
DIICIA~ I'D. AND OTIER>, BY PUBLIC AUc-
TION. UPON THE PREMISES, IN HANOVER
COUNTY. on TUESDAY THE l3IH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1850. AT O'CLOCK L. Ma pur-
suance OF "A decreeSf the CIRCUIT Court of HenrlcO
county. entered on The TN day OF December $40.
In suit # Ne herand rs. Nethcrland therein pend
irg shali proceed 10 sell, upon day aud al hour
named. upon the premises. the above described
LAND, Of which the late GeOrHe :. Netherland
died elLed aud Dos esscj. The land Is hall cleared
aud remainder In good oak and pine timber lies on
the main county road leaCng from GIccn Bay sta
tion to llorreyman's bridge, over Little river The
Improvements are ordinary, consisting OF NJ ALL
FRAME DWELLING. &c; the soil Is good and he
timber valuable, b., Ing 20 accessible 10 the Che sa'
peake aud ohio rail. oad.
FERNS: Under decree will be one fifth cash !;
balance upon a creoit OF Xix twelve eighteen, and
tweniv-fOur months, with negotiable notes. six per
cent. interest added. and titie retained until all OF
the purchase-mone! Is paid and conveyance Is or
dered BY the court. - 49,
JAMES r. NETHFRLAND,
THOMAS W. PEMBERTO>,
Commissioners.
ROBERT d LYME, Auclioneer. JAZZ
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by Frank J. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public,
Office corner Hull aud Ninth s,ree'.s,
Manchester. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN CHESTERFIELD C0UrTY. in pursu-
ance of "A decree Of the Circup Court OF Chester
field county IN the chabeegv yuit styled II. Elicit
Us. William q, flouTnoy, or tered al us May tern,
18th day OF January, 1850, between the hours Of
IL O'Clock NJ aud 2 eve Z. 81. Ia frcnt Of Ches-
terheid county COURTHOUSE, a TRACT OF LAND
mentioned In said dv rec containing I4g ACRES,
more or less, hbaW fourteen niles from Manehes.
ter fronting aa the G0ode's-Bridge road, and aa-
joins John L. Clay, Ryiand smelling, and the
bowles tract. There are no buildings on the land.
but u Is wep wooded aud watered, aud might DC
made Wce liue farm
TERM: Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF suit
ahd Va e the balance upSn credit or one two, ana
ARE years The purchaser To execute his BONDS,
be- ring interest nom day OF sale, aud Ute retained
' ntil all OF the purcbase-monty has ben iuls pad
GEORGE MASON,
de3l Special Commissioned.
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LosT, sTHAYED. AND FOUND.

r EFT in THE LADIES' DRESSING
i ROOM OF MOSAIC CLUB. on Friday night
las. a " HITE-SATIN FAN. with fhistles aud two
blue headed birds thereon. trimmed with point APP
piquc lace. and took instead whites fan Win
viii please leave 1t at No. 403 east Frank lin street
and get theirs. u 7-Itf
T OST, BETWEEN FOURTH <961E
i 4 and Main streets and Heller & Coz. sA>-S
Oh Broad, No. / CATER SHOE. suitable re-
ward will be given 10 the finder II left at east
Main street. u 6-Zt"
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BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBIC AUG:
IRON OF ALOT Of LAND SITUATED on
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY.
EiGHTH AND NJ STREETS. CONTAINING l69
FFET On TWFNTY-FIGHTH STREET AND
RITNNI<G BACK ON VI STREET 1872 FEEL
In execution of certain dee" of trust da'td
10th of May. 1871 10 the undersigned, rs lru
toe and duiy recorded in the clerk Office of The
Richmond Chancery Court In Decide DIX Ito G.,
page 4fO. will offer for sale, upon the preml>ts'
on WEDNESDAY the l4th dav OF January, 1850.
M 4 o'clock p NJ, being required 20 10 do by the
benpfc iries under said deed. default ha ing been
made IN he payment at The notes secured theTeDv
The PROPERTY abO described. The lots VIII
be sold so rs Ia front I~enty.cignih street. anu
will very probably be srsriyided 10 suit purchasers
The grade; IN the vicinity have all been lXed. As
thr lois will certainly be sold, bidders may attend
with that assurance. This offers an unu ull oppor
tuni'y for pcrsons OF limited means to secure good
building lot. -
liberai terms will probably be announced ~ sale.
IN Il HENRY G.. CANNON, Trustee.
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BY Jno. F. Laughton. Jr., AuctiOneer,
GIG Main street.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
i BOOTS, SHOES, LEATIER'MASliISNlESS,
GROUND. SC. Al AUCTION.-As trustee under
a deed OF trust from w. y. Drew aud wife, duly re-
corded In the Chancery Court of The city or Rieh-
mond. shall sell at auction. on FRIDAY the 9th
Instant at 10 O'Clock. at The store OF W. u. Drew,
No. COS Main street all Of hts stock II ~
HANDMADE BOOTS, CATERS, ana SllVtS.
embracing full hle OF regular sizes OF best
work; - . =, -.
sOLE.CUTTING ana sOLE-MOULDING MA
sH0EMAKERs' TOOLS, LASTS, FURNISHING
GOODS.
A lot Of SUPERIOR BLACKING. &C.;
A lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ALSO,
At O'Clock i. W.. the TWO-STORY FRAME
BUILDING No. 10 Mini street. between Main and
Franklin. This bull Ing with store below and resi-
dDr &c above. + built on leased ground. on au an
nual rental of il75 which may be l"ased for se'e-
raj years. IT. location FOR 4 small business Is one Of
n he best IN The city,
TERMS: At sale ~
10. LANE STERN. Trustee.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON Jr, Auc:ioncer. ia
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

(FoR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE. ]
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
EDWARD j. WARREN,

REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER.
can be found at No 1l10 MAIN STREET, where he
will conduct the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IN all
It's branches. ,,.l, >,,.,,
Particular attention Given 10 the RENTING OUT
OF HOUSES, aud prompt reurnVlpade.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE IN the city made on
the best terms.
COMMERCIAL PAPER bought and sold.
lie hopes by strict attention TO business 10 merit
The patronage of his friends in 5-eod2w*
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FINANCIAL.
NTOTICE-TO Il II T. HOLDERS OF
~ THE s PER CENT. BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY Company
OFFICE OF SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT. :
RICHMOND, December 1S, 1879.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY VIII, on and after lie iSr DAY OF
JANUARY, 1880, upon their pre- eniation ri The
office of the COMPANY, In the CITY of Richmond, pay
Il all Of their PER CENT. BONDS.
Interest on SAID bonds VIII he stopped Is OF mat
date.
This notice Is intended 10 cover alike outstanding
per cent. bonds given by the virginia tentrii
Railroad Company and those issued by he Chesa'
peake ana Ohio Railway Company in lieu Of per
cent. bonds surrendered.
If desired by the holders of these bonds, the COM
Dauy will give them the option Of taking their
twenty. year u per cent. purchlse-money fuhdlng
bonds In exchange for their )nds al par.
WILLIAMS G. WICKHAN,
de la-lgt Second Nice-Presidcnt.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auciioneer. ia
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-05
WHITE CITY.

Dedication OF tho New Methodist Church.
The NJ. E. church at White City was
dedicated last Sunday by Rev. VIM. NJ.
Collins, of Geneseo, ILL.,. of the central
Illinois conference. The day was very
warm and pleasant, and much larger
crowd gathered than could be accommo-
dated in the church. Extra seats were
provided until every inch of room was
taken. Carriages and wagons were run
IN to the windows to afford accomoda-
tons for those who could not get in the
church. The building is wood, 3Ox45,
with tower 40 feet high; very plain, yet
the embodiment of neatness. The cost
of the building, all neatly furnished, is
$500.
AT the close of the sermon, Rev. Mr.
Collins stated that there was an unpro'
vided debt of $29965. A call was made
for $500, TO be placed in notes running
eight months, and TO the surprise OF all
present. SO great was the enthusiasm
that a response in subscriptions and
cash was given by the congregation &c
the amount of $s1503. The trustees
will at once proceed to fence the church
put ON another coat of paint, purchase
bell and an organ, and will have money
lett for other church interests. Rev MF
Collins, eight weeks ago last Sabbath
dedicated the church at Parkerville
which, like this, was success beyond
expectation. This makes the second NJ
Z. church for Morris county. They hay
both .een under the direction of Rev. j
Z. Glendenning, the pastor, who deserve
much credit as a worker in his profei
> sion
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AMERICUS NOTES.
THURSDAY, Feb. 26.

THURSDAY, Feb. 26.
Rev VanVoris was in town yesterday.
Chris Wise is on end again.
Ed. Sanford moved to Douglas county
yesterday.
Elocution class will meet on Saturday
evening.
"Aunt Lucy and Mrs. Bond drove
down to Emporia yesterday.
DIR. iceland was in from his ranch yes
terday.
Mrs. Haizlett is getting over the mig
gereasels.
Will Davidson holds n number one
certifcate-teacher-a yet he never
attended the Normal.
Mr.. Wiley, of Michigan, is here pro
posing to go into the grocery business if
he can procure a room.
Charlie GrOsscup donned his summer
trousers yesterday.
And now when the spring time
comes, gentle Annie" buy your bird
cages at j. 5. GibSOn's, He has new
| lot Just in store.
Geo. Beard is home on visit-wiii
have more to say of him when l see him.
Judge Peyton, Judge Culver and Mr..
Milliken were among our distinguished
callers yesterday.
Jim Crock is making q very fancy
French morocco boot. with fancy backs,
but you must see Abe Tressler to know
who and what occasion they are for.
The concert by Prof. G w. Arbuckie
and daughter on Friday evening. in
Tressler's hall, should, and we believe
will, draw full house. Songs of all
kinds-that includes Dutch and Irish
songs-and fine instrumental music.
Come and laugh al night,
There was a very fair tara opt of both
ladies and gentlemen last night ~ the
meeting of the horticulturists. The meet
ing was addressed by Judge Culver. of
Emporia, Mr. Millikcn, Judge Peyton
and others We were unfortunately
called away from the meeting, and have
had no further report of it. KENO.
FRlpsY, Feb. 81.
Tague wouldn't Cook iast night,
Prof. Sax was Drifting with the tide''
last night Charlie Cowen "drifted''
some, too.
Mrs. Harter, we are sorry to learn, is
very sick.
Andy Hinchman has bought almoS,
400 head of cattle within few days
Mrs. Sue L. Ruggles shipped car
load of cattle and one of hogs to ST
Louis to-day.
oats soB;ng has commenced on some
of the upland fasms.
The donation party NJ the NJ, \, church
was a success so for as those present
were concerned, yet there was not SC
large turn out as should have been
The lunch served by the ladies was just
splendid. Those who were not present
can still pay their qnota towards making
up the deficit in the salary.
Judge Peyton, of Emporia, wilIdeliver
!, lecture in the NJ E. church on Tuesdav
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County CommIssiOner's Proceedings.
Board met February "a, 1880, when
the following business was transacted:
Viewers appointed on roads as fol
lowsi
On road AS petitioned for by arifith
Hughes, Ell Jones, VIM. B. Ross and NJ.
Chamness were appointed viewers, to
meet on the Goth day of March at 10 a IN.
On road AS pctitioned for by Jacob
Schaffer ct al, Jno E. Jones, Jack An
drews and Jacob Taylor were appointed
viewers, to meet March "a, 1880, at 10
IA. III.
On road us petilioned for by Edward
Evans ct al, p b. MaXson, G. w. Kirk
endall and L. L. Halleck were appointed
viewers. to meet March LIT at 10 a. N
On road as petitioned for by Jno
Laughlin ct al, Geo. w. Frederick
Duff Edwards and r. F. Little were ap
pointed viewers, to meet April 9th, 1880
mt 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
On petition of E. Mccoy ct al., VIM
Wells, Thos. Hall and E. Brown wer'
appointed viewers, to meet on the III
day of April, 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m.
On petition of VIM. Humphrey ct al
Thos. Hall, ]. A. Newlin and Tom Pric
were appointed viewers, to meet Marcl
3lst, 1880, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Board approved all the bonds of tow
ship officers on file in clerks Office.
Samuel Dillon resigned the office c
constable of Pike township, and j. n
Kerr was appointed to fill vacancy.
l. ID. Fox & Co. received the count
job printing for the term of one yea
from March LIST, 1880.
III. W. Slower, was re-appointed
county physician for the term of on
one year from March LIST, 1880.
f. Brown was re-appointed as superb
tendent of the poor aEylum for the teri
of one year from March LIST, 1880,
The probate judge was ordered to pr
cure new seal Tor his court, his old on
being worn out.
Beard having no further business III
| iourned. WIN. F. EWING,
County Clerk.
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HOW DOCTORS THRIVE.

Excited aud anxious patient-Doctor,
do wish you'd tell nae what's the mat
ter with me; I'm clear ont Of sorts this
morning, and Pm afraid Pm going 10 he
down sick What is the matter with me ;
Doctor. gravelyl-Let me see your
tongue.
Patient thrusts II ont.
Patient (refiectively)-Weli, was ont
late last night, had a bit of supper at
midnight, oysters, raw and stewed, lob
ster salad, cold tongue, pressed chicken,
curds and cream, coffee, some fruit. cake,
LILLE cheese and handful of hickory
nuts.
Doctor tdoabsfsiiY}-Let me see your
tongue again,
Looks at it lhoughtfuilyi thea ~ an
thoritative tones: All, yes. see, you've
been eating something that doesn't agree
with you.
Grateful patient gives him 81.
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waysIde Notes-No. 8.

Real before Lyon county horticultural society
by Robert Milliken.
FEBRUARY Is, 1880.
The investment of capital in the land
and the trees, besides the outlay of labor
for six OF eight years before an adequate
return can reasonably be expected is one
of the most serious obstacles tO eBgag-
ing in orchard culture, even with the al
most absolute assurance that the invest
ment will prove one of the most renmu-
nerative in which capital and labor can be
invested. noticed, not long since an &C
count by a grower in New Jersey, in
which plan in substance about as fol-
lows had been tried with success.
Having occasion TO set about 80 acres
of good land to fruit, the rows we're laid
on about 20 feet apart each way, and ap-
pie trees set 40 feet each way, and cher.
~ trees placed in the center of each
square, formed by the apples Peach
trees were then placed between the ap-
pie trees, both WAYS, being 20 feet from
the apple trees, thus forming complete
orchard 90 feet apart. Three rows OF
blackberries We're then run in ono way,
one row in the tree rows and two be.
tween, the rows being six teet eight
inches apart, and the blackberry plants
one and one-half feet from each other
except near the trees, where little
space was left. A row of Wilson's AL
bany strawberry plants were set IN the
space between the blackberry row one
| foot apart, and the whole carefully cult
waited during the summer.
In fifteen months from planting, .
crop of strawberries was gathered, and
the ground kept tree from weeds, and
the third season quite e crop, after
which the vines were plowed under, and
the care given to the blackberries which
gave partial crop. For four years the
blackberries yielded beautifully, aftel
which the peaches, which were now yield
ing full crops, so shaded them that the,
were not doing so well, and it was founC
best to take them out also. The peache
bore we'll after the third year, and tn
cherries one year later, and at eight q
ten years the peaches began 20 fail from
4 age and were removed, leaving an equa
number of cherry and apple to continu'
for ten TO twelve years more, when tn