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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-08
YOUNG MEN

snffsring from nervous and physical debility,
loss OF memory. or vitality impaired by the
errors of youth oi too close ~ phcttion to bust
ness or work, may be Restore and manhood ro-
gained
Avoid all kidney med cines which are taken
into the System by WY OF tho stomach II il an
old treatment well tried and proven inefficient
though sometimes elfcstnR parent cures OF
one complaint they SOW the eee4s of more troub-
lesom aud permanent disorders. The price ~
our PAD brings it within the re8ch uf all. and
it will anuurlty save many times it- cost IN doc
tors bill med ,iues and plastors, which at best
give bnt temporary relief 1t cAn be t-ed with
ont fear o. ham, and with certainty II perma-
nent cure. For sale by druggists penel ally or
sent by mail Cfree of pO@iag > On receipt of the
price. Regular Pad, z2.0U; Chiidreu's 81 so
Special extra size,) 1870. OR book. "iiow u
Life was saved, giving the history OF tHis new
discovery aud large record Ot most 4 mnikn-
BILE cnrer sent free Write for H. Address,
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO.. Toledo, o,
CAUTION. 0st'Si 0%iIG to {, the Tjn%ey %%py
Pads now 70 hing nale on our reputation. we
deem il due the afflicted to warn them. Ask for
DAYS KIDNEY PAD take no otaur. aud you
will not be deceived oc20-lm
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-08
DELICATE FEMALES

victims wasted or pro4tratei enorgie4
caused by irregular habits. the abuse Of nature
and mental or physical oy r-exer' ion find their
greatest relief la the use of DAYS KIDNEY
PAD, which strengthens and invi.orate4 the
invalid and rentorea die vlgnr OF hoalLE.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-08
PAIN IN TIE RAnK.

We ray positively. and without fear of contradic
ton. that DAYS KfnNpY PAD "a the only Ger.
tain and permanent enre for every frrm or this
prevalent aud distressing complaint.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-08
Local and CereIal.

Albums. at J. r. T. Steble's.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11

State Central Commute Q


Hon. MATT. Fl. CARPE INTER-
made notable speech on the floor of
the Senate last Saturday on the Fitz
John Porter treason case. Senator
Logan had just concluded a fonr days
speech, and it was but natural to be-
licve that the subject was exhausted !;
but Logan had only tapped the reser-
voir Of constitutional law, while the
ineisive cuts which Logan had made
with his keen rapier Of sarcasm and
logic were as healing wounds, COM
pared with tie scathing denunciations
CT Carpenter eloquencc. We clip
the concluding remarks Of Senator
Carpenter from the columns Of the
Madison Journal.
In conclusion, he disclaimed any
feeling against PORTER. lie was with
him a year at West Point, and had
always esteemed him a gentleman until
this affair occurred. The testimony
convinced him, not that PORTER was
disloyal to the Union, not that he
meant that the South should succeed
in breaking up the Union, but that his
devotion to Gen MACCLELLAN led
him to sacrifice the interests Of the
army and the country, and the conse-
auensa Of his disobedience of orders
atd his refusal to report to General
Pope had cost the lives of 5000
soldiers. The people of his own
State, he said, felt this loss keenIy,
because this loss fell heavily upon
them. The Iron Brigade, which
was made up of three Wisconsin regi-
ments and one from Indiana, as brave
a body Of men as were ever on a battle
field lost $40 men. as a consequence
of the detection Of Porter on this oc-
casion, and the people OF Wisconsin
would not soon forget or forgive him,
And, said Mr. Carpenter: They
would not soon forget, aud never for
give me, if | should stand as their
representative and vote to put F'itz
John Porter back where he would
have been if he had not fallen, and
pay him all that he would have had if
he had remained in the service and
served his country faithfully. Queer
things are being done these days.
This thing may be done by the Senate.
1t will not be done BY my vote. |
should regard it as 4 disgraceful act
for Congress to do. Nevertheless,
Esr. President, Gods viii will be
done 1t may be that even this last
travesty upon Justice is necessary
They tell US that whom the gods would
destroy they first make mad. It may
be. although it seems impossible, that
the Democrats are not mad enough
yet to insure their total destruc ton.
The last act may be needed to con-
vince Che American people that to in
sure proper discrimination between
virtue and vice, to fix proper punish
ment upon disloyalty, and hold the
rebellion in check, we need in the
White house once more the steady
hand, cool head, and the patriotic
heart Of .. S. GRANT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11

OLD Ben HILL has put his foot IN
it. \ Miss Raymond Of Georgia has
been around Washington, the past
month carrying, as she alleges, a
little Hill, not exactly a mountain
as yet, but quite chunk of the dust
that such mortals as Hill is made of
and discloses the fact that Old Ben.
is one of the duet who have a right
70 sing "baby mine," Ben denies the
soft impeachment, and alleges black
,au2F, BUT as the mother is perfectly
white, and Ben is white too, in all
except politics. the charge, or allega-
ton reflects severely upon the alliga-
tor. Miss Belya Lockwood the lady
lawyer of Washington, has commenced
proceedings for Miss Raymond, against
tie Hon. Senator, and there will prob
ably be music at the Capitol Later
Intelligence says that Miss Raymond
has taken it all back. and that
she never thought Of such thing as
accusing Mr.. Hill of anything, not
even of being the father of his count
ny, but it looks pretty thin Miss
Lockw God is not women to take
steps in a case of this character with
out having some foundation for her
prosecution. We guess Mr. Hill had
better tend to business lie will find
it up hill business to kick against
the pricks Come. Bcnjamen, stir
around for an approximation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Don't
You FORGET IT.-The Secretary of
the General Executive Committee of
Soldiers Reunion is required to name
one comrade in each county Of the
State with whom all correspondence
pertaining to the Reunion may be
carried on. in order that each county
may have direct and constant commu-
nication with the m0vemsnt and UjsG
uerSa. The movement is assuming
such magnitude that this course has
become imperatively necessary. We
call upon the soldiers of the State to
call meetings at once, organize by
counties select their men and forward
to D Y. HAssoN, Secretary Of the
General Executive Committee, Mil
waukec, Wisconsin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
ADVERTISING RATES:

One zach, or fraction ofan ash. s.nsti.steg a
square.
Loaded notices in reading s8ikrspa or under
ssas Of business Notices" 10 cents per line for
first insertion, ard ceats per line for cash sab
se3UsGt Insertion.
Marriages and Deaths inserted free
Transient sivertisins payable II advance.
Legal Notices requring preof of pu blie.tioE &c
Be psiG for before said proof Is dalivsreS-aII
ethsr r2Tasle ia zavaEee.
Al aarertisaments viii 30 inserted 'antiI fer
Af3 ;; unis.s seHe Spesified tn Il stated
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
Republican State Convention.
ROCKS OF THE
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
FEzpv-.yN-

TERTIARY ?, $3.50. !
4 State Convention ofdelegates representing
the Republican party Of Wisconsin, ana Of all
who will CO. crate with them in supporting
the nominee of the party, is hereby called to
meet at The Capitol in Madison at twelve
o'clock NJ. on Wednesday, May 18th, 1880, for
the purpose Of placing in nom nation an Elect
oral ticket Of ten Electors to be supported by
the party at the next Presidential election, and
also to select twenty delegates (two from each
Confessional district and four from the State
at largo, to represent the Republican party of
Nisconsinin the National Republican Conven-
ton, which is called to meet at Chicago on the
second day Of June. 1880, and to transact such
ether business as may be deemed necess Try.
Each Senate and Assembly district is entitl-
ed to two delegates in the Convention.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
@e2@<A

We ARE in receipt of the Reports
Of the Corps of Engineers under Capt.
c. J. Allen, on surveys and examina-
tions made to determine the practical
bilIty and cost Of creating and main
tanning reservoirs upon the head
waters Of western rivers, including
among others the Wisconsin River,
with a general map of their sources
&c, The purpose Of the reservoirs is.
to aid and facilitate in regulating the
volume Of water, and improve the nav
igatioD Of the streams mentioned.
Gov Pound has made a speciality OF
the reservoir system, and it is largely
through his influence that the atten-
ton Of the general government has
been enlisted in this admirable work
from which so many varied and ines
Unable advantages must accrue. The
Report is elaborate and full Of interest
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
CONNECTIONS.

At Green Bay with Chicago & Northwestern
and Wisconsin Contra! Kaiiwa, for MilwaCEeo
and Chicago, and for all points. y 0rtn. Fast and
South and with Union Steam boat Co for De-
troit, Cleveland, Buffalo a n the east.
Al New London with the Milwaukee,. Lake
Shore & Western r fer ShdwanU and Mantle
Voc.
At Amherst Junction and Piover, with Wis
consin Central =. r. for Ashland Stevens P0iut
PORTAGE and Madison.
At MerriIlan with Chicago. St Paul & Min
neapolis Line for Bia.s Rfrer Falls, Eau Claire
st Paul and MINNEAPOLIS.
At lVinona with Chicago MiIwaukee St Paul
& st Peter railroad, C. <. y n FOR Rochester
marshal, Sioux City. Ganktnn. AMI points west.
At La Crosse with Southern minnesota K Z.
end with Chicago Clinton. Dubuque ana mime
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
-~@eS-@e-

THE ONO Democrats had a big
time at Wizards Ho:el in Washing
ton, after the decision of the COM
mittee was announced to hold the
National Democratic Convention at
CINCINNATI In reply to serenade,
Ben. Hill, pretty well mellowed, as
serted that the democrats would inau-
gurate their nominee whether he was
elected or not. Ben is always SAN
guine. Now if that other 'feller, ;"
we believe they call him Grant. should
run, and he should believe he had
been elected, it strikes US that he
would be lnaugurated. Grant has a
way that is wonderfully influencing
with rebels and would-be inspirers of
treason.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11

TILDEN IS bound to be a candidate,
Poor Til! It will be Fifteen, four.
cen, thirteen, F." ''and don't you forget
it." Samivel,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
Convictions


At Milwaukee with Chicago. Milwaukee, i 81
Paul. and Festern Union Railways Unior
Depot, Reed street.
At Plymouth with Shcboygan & F1nd du La
Railway. for Fond III Lac and Shctoysan
At Forest Junction With Milwaukee. LAX {
Shore AMI " cstern Railway.
AtGreen Bay with Green Bay / Minnesota
railways, for NeH Lois6: n ,-and chi ago i
Northwestern Railway. !ur points north.
At Am heTst Junction with Greer, Bay Il Mimi c
sta Railway for Grand RaIid: and reint
West.
1t Junction City with Wisconsin VaIlt Raj
way. for T. aUsau.
At Portage with C. VI. & St Paul B'y 1Na2i-
sOn nnd the West.
Al Ashland With steamersfor ali Lake superb
orPurtS.
T. FINNEY. Gancra Manager
JAS. BARE Err. Ass'ti;en. T. \. :. il.
hIiFAUKEF.
Y. +. DHttan. Supt. Aiii.E East Diyisiur.
J. ramp5cll. Supt Sovthcrr Middle and
Northern Division. Stevens Point.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11

From Green Bay to New Londrn. 30 miles !:
P1over. 50 N; Grand Rapids o. IN; Mcmillan
Junction, lis m; Arcadia. 1872 N: u mona II II:
Lacrosse, 233: St. Paul. Isl; Minneapolis, -,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
ESBA2%42-

A TERRIBLE hurricane did immense
damage in Ohio, Indiana, and Ken
lucky last week. Property and life
paid tribute to the bias S.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
4 New Kind Of Watch Case.

New bccausei it is only within the le few
years that it has been improved ami brouGht
within the reach of every enc: old ineRrinclP.e
first patent taken out nearly twenty years ago.
and eases male at that time and worn ever
since. arc nearly as good u new. Read the
fO lowing which L only one caSc al many hunI-
reds, Your JeWeler can tell Of similar ones:
MANSFIELD, Pa. May 18th, 1878
have a customer who lta- carried one Of
Boss Patent Cases fifteen yea-saud / knew il
two years before he got II, and ( low appears
&c OIL for ten years lnu ger.
Remember James rs = siic only Patent
Case made @: tgyu plates Of sO.id gold cone out
side aIid one iii-.'cl yeriDg e<ery rart expos
ell to wear 81 sight, the great a,irantage Of
these solid plates OYER electro gliding y appar-
e7lt to everyone Boss Is the only paicH Case
with which there ! given written warrant, Of
which t.e iUiio wing i a fac simiie:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11

THE STATE officers and. legislators
have petitioned the @. NJ & St. P
r. r. Co. for a reduction of fare TO
one cent per mile during the week of
the Soldiers Reunion at Milwaukee,
in June next.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
Chicago &HefthHestern Railway

Time o. departure 0 pas. elgcI Train .rC N
Fort Howard.
Leave for Chicago and the East. so ?. u
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
Manhood: How Lost, How
REST qEET2,

lust pub 'Eshe3 n nc'E & titinn o. Dr..
as -sfs33 Cji34F IGE5 81 Ellis Celebrated Es-
fs+=--z2 ,:'y N the III IDEAL cure without mel
~'A-zs-=-~ cine Of SpcYmatUrrhoca or Seminal
" knees. Involuntary seminal Los e., in
potc*scy. Msnra! and Phys;ca! Inca paeity, I'm
pedinents 10 Marriage. &, Aifo toE. u5up =
tioE, Epilepsy ana Fits induced by seii-.n1u!-
gence or sexuai extrayaG>nae &c
The Celebrated author n this adm.raale es-
say. clearly .!sf:lnEzirItes. from thirty ara
successful practice. hat the alarming eonSe-
quenaes Of sc!fabnsc may ne r!aiestIiy, cured
Without ;kc d5ugvEnUs ase o. jL;ernnl mel
aa;ne Of ms application Of the z FE.
pointing ont 4 mode Of cure ut once simple,
certain aId etfe-lual, j1 Which every sufferer
40 matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself ehcaply. privately and radically.
This Lecture will prove boc' ;" thousands
Sent under seal. in n u in en- ielope, 10 any
address, post Ici@. On reee PIT .. six sen's or
tro hostage slGmrS.
A ldresS the ruD.jsherF,
TIE CuLvERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Aan ST., Ne.y York.
mzyIy1 r. o. B0x 1886.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11

TIMOTHY CASE. Becefrer
and Genl Manager.
MUNs0N tease. GeRI Pass. Agent:
Green Rar. Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-11
aking effect November 10th. 1879.
GOING WEST GOING EAST,
DISTANCES=

For time Of night freight and accommodation
trains see local time table.
Skinner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28

Uipdu.Engl.sh is certainly funny reau-
inc Among the 400 applications ior EN-.
nloyment as census enumeraforsrecei'eu y!
The President Of the Madras Mnnlcipa, ivy
one ran 81 am seeing in The papers tna'
You "a going to mako census OF Tue pso-
yIs I shall feel very much glad Tor 10 De.
come an enumeration. i can make ias,, iasl
count. Yo can see by my writing that u Is
distinct and clear. / learned "ritihg
of one writing master. 1 am Nv
j,e on the back-sde OF Veerasaur-
ny Chetty's house." Qnoth another
candidate: "AllOw me the Preroga-
live 70 intrude on your valuable time, whose
wheels roll in amber and gold. Yet TO Try
nv scroll is a useful maxim TO young ana
oId' rich and poor, and great deal. may nc
Got by those who put this simple out useluI
rnIe into practice. Having heard that
cnumerators for the preliminary census are
about ia exist in the municipal department,
! most respectfully beg to offer my services
for the forfeited post. IL fortunately SUI
coed. will give you all satisfaction can
nroducc in discharge Of duties entrusted 10
me. can speak the Tamil, Hindu:ianee,
Burmese, and Malaylum languages. "A"
The Year ROund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28
A,-CrIaN SALES.--FUTURE Days.
VIZ ATER-POwER PROPERTY AT
wv DANVfLlF, VA.

nv vi,tue Of decree of the HuHiDR5 ton 1rg, ~
the town Of Dinye, " The i,ecemosr ~ i,,any,ile
IN tie suits OF Crews, 'oeDnissI ". ,nd OF A. "
stotes y 10 and olhcrs ,s the sane, the
trustee and suecin comm soner ,os Wv ~, O'Clock
sell ~ public auction, on tn p''"''S''
WEDNESDAY TIE srsr DAY OF MAhOh
Mkt, rn,,,,.,,
the following VERY vALUABL fhor A"'
/. All, THE WATER-POWER ANn ~ III Ell
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, inclu, "W ed Tho dam.
videJ moiety OF he canal and canal, ,yhirb we're
and all easements apuurteran thereto. -, NV :, =
conveyed to the Danyille Manuftciurint ,he BAH
by Crews, Rodenhizer Go. by deed dare 80 amer.
day OF September, 1882, and when We, ,,aor
wards c0nve yedb by the DIuyil'e Manufaclurh d.tad
pany to II. RoDertsen. trustee. by deed oil trn ed n
The 5lh day Of May, 1896 both deeds re'or' - -
the Hastings Court of Danvilo. -, .,io
2. Ako. the THREE LOTS or LAND, suiI en- en-
for factory sites AMI other purposes, y'ng pelMt "
the can and Dan riyr 0"e s o, gS pro ls by
BRICK BUILD Nc and the fonnc a'ion-"a - &c.
OF The woolh n factory formerly operated Dy lle
Dauyille Manufacturing Company. Ihe %cynu o'
has front on The canal OF f76 feet, ana me 'nllu
from, of 216l feet; all running 0acs 10 me river;
A map of the property viii be exhibited az lh me
so,e aud mean willie can be seen upon application
10 Tie undersigned az his Office IN Dan y, ~.
These lots are also more fullN cescIioeh !" ""VfV
he nronery viii be sold subject b the covenants
restrictions. and provisions OF The two aOoveinrll-
TONED deeds and 8lso subject 10 the decree, anu pro-
Feelings of the Court In The two suits aboNe'nen-
If Cned adiudcai!ng the rights OF all parties ine-
res ted IN the said 81 riy. . A., .
TERMS OF SALE: Tea Iercenfum OF tne pm =
chase. m oneys in cash; the re>icu by caI lpsJ9
ments Of one two. TIL years from dtY OF sc'
bearing interest from that day. for which me pur
chaser VIII be required to give bond win GOOD Sc
c nv the tile to he retained until all me puFcnaae~
money Is paid and the further order OF The Court.
The above sale Is worthy OF the attention OF cDp
taIiss and all others who NAV wish to engage nv
klud Of water-power factories at nOn 80 id'oF'
ably located as the grow ing town Of DlnvllIe
HARRISON ROBERTSON,
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28
Sex,uour on the Third Term.

IAibany dispatch TO tie New York Herald
During the day Governor Seymour Strayed
toto the main ye,tibule OF Bagg's Hotel, and
was conyersed with for few minutes by
ySwr correspondent. The distinguished
gentleman looked remarkably well, but
rssiid not be drawn into political discus
sion. He evidently wished 10 light Shy OF
Abe entaugling alliances OF party warfare.
Agriculture, the wonderful growth OF The
United States, and kindred topics were
discussed with the el0quence so char
xr.eristic OF the Ex-Governor, bat the
txouble OF the Democratic party or the
remedies TO be applied seemed to be a
forbidden ground upon which be did not
care to enter. He made the assertion, how
ever, that the Democrats were likely TO wait
aud ascertain what their opponents were
NaeIy to do before taking the aggressive in
the national campaign, and also expressed
the opinion that harmony and union would
sec soon brought about. lie also asserted
-1hst the Republicans did not want a POSITIVE
rnn In the presidential chair. the history OIL
the organization having proved that TACT
soneIuslyely. While dealing with such d
point II might be inferred from the Govern
srIs remarks that he did not look upon tue
cx Presidents chances OF thru noiniha-
tion as being at all bright, the kepuphcahs
teiag likely TO take up candidate thai
vcuid harmonic and suit all classes and
factions within their ranks. "The strong
man idea received at his bands cast'ga'
zion Ia the remark: "The people must con-
trol the Government and not the Govern
nuent The people. Business interest IS the
xrasi lever that guides the country ana oic'
fases It's policy. We have more talent and
.eeufils 10 the United States now than IN any
-rn,,utry on the face OF the globe" Abiding
10 lte political history OF the ex.President
he said: "The ex.Pfesident was Demo
~fa,, and voted for Buchanan for Piesl
Aeni.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28
AUCTION sALEs-.Fature Days.
Ry Frank -. Hin A. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l10S Man street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AND SEC
OND STREETS. AND 4 VACANT LOT ON
TIE NORTH SIDE Of CLAY BETWEEN FIRsI
AND SECOND STREETS. Mkt TO THE NJ
SIDENCE OF MHs. a. n. GLAZtBRCOk AL
so, A VALUABLE BRICK TOBACCO tAt TO-
NFR OF Ninth AND ARCH STREETS, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION-Bv virloe Of decrtes of me
EichmOnd Chapcery Court. enter ADiDZs. 1877,
and February IA, 1850. In The suits n Gii1l I'M.
Sc. rs. GilzebrOok's execnirix. &C., ana Inc Ma
iioDaI Bank of virginia Ds. same. we. Ire dDder-
win sen on MONDAY. March /. $50. on the PREM
ises, at 4 O'cl)ck L. ". FOUR VALUABLE LOT :,
with BRICK DWELLINGS thereon. Nos. Ill.
lI3. iJ and III .ast Gay street. fronting ABOUT
90 feet each OF The south side Of Clay itrtet. ana
running back between parallel lines 70 an alley TN
feet wide.
and detached kitchens with .hree roODs. -
Also. THAT VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
Lot on fbe opposite SIDE OF Gay street. ironing
about 80 feet and running back $50 20 an aley ~ .
cen feet wide and mr ediaiely adjoining TIE resi-
d, nc of Mrs. 4. II. G!azebrook.
a nd on TT ESDsY, March 2. Is $50. on me prem
ises. OF o'clock p. VI. That LARGE. W ELL.BClLI
Brio n TOBACCO FACTORY, On the east sille OF
Ntnth street near Arch street. now occupied by
Wilson G. Thomas, Fsp.. N Il Oh rental. WIN tl'
LOT, VIII Ich fronts 81 81 on Ninth street. WIN
d. nth Of us feet, more or less.
TEENS: One tbir cash the blapce 10 equal IN
stalments A. six twelve. and eighteen months. vi u
istrresf added and tile retained until convey .
"'O~ MARSHALL VI. GILLIAN,
~ AUSTIN SMITH, ,.,,...
sale conducted by FRANK d. HILL * CO.. A ,o