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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

EIRST.CLASS RESIDENCE ATGs
Il THE NORTHWEST CORNER OFE9
BROAD AND ELEVENTH STREETS DlAGQ-
NALLY OPPOSITE TO FORDS HOfEL, fOk
SALE offer for sale this really desirable resi-
dence. The lot has a front OF thirty rect ana a
depth ofOne hundred aud thlrty.eight and one-ihlrd
feet TO an alley twenty feet wide. IL Is three stories
above the basement, built Of brick I'm the most work
man-like manner. II contains eleven rooms, and Is
In the most PERFECT ORDER IN ALL OF ITS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with all the modern
improvements. The basement. Is perfectly dry, airy,
and well Eghiei. with convenient front entrance 10
H.. and wide fOloing-dOOrs CONNECTING the 'front.' win
the rear room. The DarlOrs are beautifully finished,
aud ~iastefnl,y painted aud f~rescoed. The walls ana
pa, sages are painted or papered In handsome style,
and each chamber has handsome dresses Tor clothes,
&c. There Is a rear poriicO two stories hlgl,
with b th.rOom, &c. attached. In addition thcre IS
q large brick Kitchen cOntsininPi -FOUR rooms, an eN-
celient brick stable and carriage-hOrse.
The lot IS well draiued by The city culyeri, and
shaded by handsome Tree. In a wore, the whole
premises are IN perfect order, which alone can only
be fully appreciated by 2 personal inspection. Asa
residence for "A merchant or professional gentleman
It has the advantage Of being retired. aad yet within
sight OF the Capitol Square. ard within a few min-
uteS' walk Of the post Office and Oihei places OF busi-
ness.
Price reasonable, aud terms unusually acc0mmO-
dating with possession In a few weeks.
IL will 0fOTd me p easure 10 show ihe pre- misses u
those who may call On me between the hours OF 10
and 2 O'Clock. W. GODNlN.
Sc lS.3t Real Estate AuciiOn6cr.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auciloneer,
1l13 east Main street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF BRICK HOUSES
l. AND LOTS ON LOCUST ALLEY-By virtue
Of a deed Of trust from A. Haskins, trustee. TO the
undersigned, trustees, dt,eG October 8, 1877, ARD
recorded III the Richmond ChaRcerY Court. ID. B
III G, page 270, and whereas default has been
made. and being rtqulied 50 TO do, ne will sell, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1881,
al 8 o'clock. the real estate conveyed In the said
deed, being TWO LOTS. with improvements there.
op-the first fronting 81 feet on the west line OF
Locust alley, and running back between parable
lines 90 feet, more or less the second on the nesl
line Of Locust alley adjoining thereto.
TERMS: Cash as u exp nses OF sale and F64O.60
and The reissue as announced at sale.
H.. G. G.. HARTMAN,
JULIUS S1RAUS,
j.. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
j.. THOMPSON BRows. Auctioneer. Sc II
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BY JAS. Macdosgdl. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
ONE VERY FINE 5-OCTAVE ORGAN,
With Two MANUALS.

BY W. Goddin, AuctiOneer,
GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL
. LENT AND WKLI-LOCATED BRICK
DWELLING OK n SOUTH ID OF MAIN
BETWEEN ADAMS And JEFFERSON
81 reefs AT the request Of the owners ] snail
offer for sale at public auciion, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1881,
At AZ O'Clock f.. 81, that DESIRABLE BRICK
DIV LL1NG located As above. now In the occu-
pancv of Mrs. Simms. The lot has a 'front.' Of 27X
i53 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide. The dwelling con-
tains about EIGHT or nine rooms, with oil OF the usual
outbuildings, m an excellent locality, aud Is In fair
repair.
TERMS: One hind cash: balance /. six and
tweiye months for negOtiEble notes, interest added,
and secured by a deed Of trust. W. GODDiN,
Sc 1S&25tdtds AuctiOneer.
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In I'M. Goddin. AueA0neer.

By ". JOdulnt NV[iVHNVI'
GALE AT AUCTION OF SEVEN
y HANDSOME LOTS IN THE PLAs, ~
NnIrNT FRIN, BEING PART OF SQUARE 20.
81 KOIrNEED RY GODDfN. VIRGINIA ND
GiLIJAM STREETS, AND NEAR TO 4OOAa
FRIN SPRING.-Th~se LOTS teommabolhg a
lovely view syiil be sold at auctioh' on 'ue '
ises, on
MONDAY. ~sEPTEMBER 10 1881
AZ 3 O'Clock r. NJ, each 30xi20 feet TO an Aliey yes
Seet wide. They adjoin The spring or Mount filu,
sad near 10 the property or Mrs W. KING fer
ocrssus Of small means these lO's offer MANY adNah-
taees, being o Bvenient 10 The w ana Ches-
afeake and Ohio Railroad Hharyes:-
TERMS: AT sale. W. SOl,ItNc
Se lS-it AuV''o'
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-~~.rxuuxxa
B ~ aEEzf EEz3 ~
NOTICE.
AND DASyfLLE RAILROAD co-l
OFPfcE gENERAL PAssxMokn AetsIi,
Commencing with september 10Th, passengers
will NOS DO carried en- trains leaving Hichuopn I1f
West PoInt at 10 p. NJ, nor ON trains leaving west
"a nasseneer coacn viii he attached 10 train lesy-
ipg Richmond At 1880 A. d and 70 tain Leaving
bar passenger trains Nos. AZ AND AZ, on YorS;river
'i Sc 'i9-sSt General passenger Agent.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAsT-rREIGHT LINZ
no AND FROM BALTIMORE, PH,hAntis-
PHIA, NEW YORK. AND AsrEk
AND WESTERN CITIES.
oNIy TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
MoND AND BAhLIIIIMa69k IN EAoh
CorrespoHdlngly quick time to other points.
Through bills OF lading issued at 10Y 5S ,ey' on
iy Its General Freight Agent.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
EoR OLD POINT coM.e5gI
FORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS MFsRIvERDRECT
ALSO
CONNECTING Az OLD POINT SAME AFTER.
NOON WITH STEAMERS FOR WASHING
TON. D.. c., BALTIMORE AND THE
NORTH, sMITHFIELD, AND
HAMPTON, VA.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN, 50 30.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT sTEAMER
ARIEL
carrying United states mailJ
2. C. CLIFFORD, Commander.
Lease RIcsmend every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,
snd FRIDAY al $40 A. VI. for abOve-Baned places,
arriving al Did Point at 4 y. NJ connecting win
steamer for Washington, ID. G., and The Bay Line.
which arrives IN Baltimore next morning ~ iuli
lime for early trains 70 Philadeiphis, Sew , orr, ana
Boston. Returning. the steamer Arlel caves NOR
folk Al & A.. NJ. aud Old Point at 7:l5 A. N: every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SATURDAY, az
irving at Richmond at about 4 L. VI.
FAIRS 20 "
Fare t. Philadelphia "...."..."...... 5 90
Fare 20 New EorE..'".......,.s .-'''s'''' ~ o0
Fare 10 Boston. w
PASSENGERS GOING NORTH BY THIS
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT % A
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and NJ
CAREERS Agency, I000 Main street Baggage
ssqPsg seg1A Tow RATES TO CHURCH, MILL
TARY. ANDOTHER EXCURSiONSTO
Old POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
FREIGHT.
Yreigh; received daily for Norfolk, Portsmodu :,
Snithheld, and Hampton; Washington, y. e.,
Newberne, Washington, sno TartOro', NJ. G., 6nd
an poipts "a Eastern North Carolina: also, for East
ern shore OF Virginia, old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, a. LOWEST RATES,
snd through bills Issued. l.. X. IAIUN.
sci Superintendent.
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EREIGH1,.

freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmodu 4,
and Hampton; Washington, y. e.,
Neyb.rne, Washington, sno TartOro', ". e.. an
all poiuts IL Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern shore OF Virginia, old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, AZ LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. J.. X. TATUN.
SO II SUPERINTENDENT.
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@@ HEzzsB Hszsss ssn11
CHENANDOAH-yALLEY RAILROAD
THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE
cAyERNs OF LURAY.
ONE OF NATURES WONDERS.
Accompanying THIS eres, natural eoyio.i,v
others % the same class, itis iaie 20 say mat ns,Ss
IS probably we
NO OTHEE CAVE IN THE WORLD
more compltieiy and profuseiy decorated with
Iscfitic aud stalagmitic ornamenta,i0a.r-
OF Smfthsonfdn Institution. '"
LUKAY My,
the new hotel Of The Lnrsy Cave and Hote Ga,
paDy, is now
OPEN FOR RECEPTION or GUESTS.
This hotel has Been erected expressly f0r ,ha
com Of visitors TO The CsY,rns. ana o.
be conducted with special reference 10 tksfr
fort IL will be open at all seasons Of the yea,. ~
The caverns may be entered at any h9ur IN "a.
day and without special chsngg In attire.
GUIDES AND GUARDS FREE.
-
Trains leave Chesapeake and Ohio railway usgs,
daily except SnBdayj al 3 A NJ.
General Passenger A.e,
JOSEPH u. SANDS, Superintendent.
Sc 6tOc3l
DICHMOND AND PETERsBypG
III CONPANY.-C0un.r(-
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1881, trains on Obs iti
viii run az Follows
LEAVE RTcHMoND-soUTH.
$40 r. NJ, FAST NAIL, .aiiy. Make tfr-.t
connections for >ag1nnsh. stone.
at Pelsrsourg. Pullman Palace ,l
ing-Cars between Mhf1Td, Va, .s
fod Raleish, lsare Ton, Augr'
Aiken, SsyanBah, and Jackson.
stoDs az ShOrs, Chester, Cent?.
Dre"ry's Bluh. Ga signal. P..r
SLEEPER between New Y0fs .t
Charleston On This Train.
600 r. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except sundsr.
7:20 A. b., FREIGHT. daily EXCEPT Suudss.
PETERSBCRG-NORIU.
4l5 A. NJ. FAST NAIL, ddi.y. StJps 0r-
Chester. Pullman rlcfperB ic.
Cbar.csiOn and Milford. Va.
7:3O 4. ~, FREIGHT. daily CXceUt ~gu1.v.
$50 p. NJ, THhOUGH MAIL. daily. conn..-f..
with Richmond. frtdc1tkslgg 4.
Potomac railroad for 400 ponl E..
sud West; also making Gomez
with Chesapeake ard Ohio ufr.tft
the Virginia springs and 40 .-|.f-
North and Wcs-. fhls tam sf....
Manchester, Chester, ard Csufr.t.
Pullman Sleeper on tHis TRAIN
tween Charleston ana New T..
500 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily except SUNDAY.
A direct four.hours connection rs made h.,t...
Richmond aud Norfolk by trains itayIlg E-.....
at 1850 a. NJ, aud Norf1lk M l2:2J 2. 81. 81
special advertisement illuttfatiag the ATTRACTIONS.
All trans leaving Petersburg viii start from he
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave E.r.
mOud al 9 A. NJ. ana 5:lJ +. N. Leave Pe,si..r..
at o A. NJ. and 5l3 j. VI. every sunday.
q. . KLINE. ~dprflrten1n.
A.. OPP, General Passe ager ana lIchet Agfa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

TRUSTEES SALE OF ANICE LITTLE
Il FARM OF NINErY-TW0 ACRES OF LAND,
WITH GOODDNELLING AND 0IkFR BUILD
INGS THEREON, TEN MIL ES WEST OF RICH.
MOND. ON THE THREE-CHOPPEB ROAD,
ADJOINING DEEP RUN CHURCH, lNHENRICO
COUNTY .-Under the provisions OF three certain
deeds OF trust eXecu ca by Joseph G.. Mann aud wife
To the undersigned, dated respectively April 4,
1875. August 20 and August 81, 1875, all dulv re-
corded Ina Henrieo County Courts Office, default
having been made In the payment of the notes
therein secured, aud being required 50 70 DO by the
benz In said deeds, we Will sell 10 the highest
bidder, at public auction. on The premises on
MONDAY SEPTRMBRR 26. 1881,
at IL O'Clock NJ. az fair: otherwise The first tar
day ihereafler.) she FARM above described. This IS
a nice little farm. The and l. very productive. wi h
plenty OF wood aud water. Tue buildings are Snff
Client aud In good order. Railroad IN half a mile OF
the place; churches. schools. &c, convenient.
TERMS: Ny consent viii be literal aud made
known az sale. w. &. M0NCURE,
:. g. REDl,
THOMAS 4. NUCKOLS.
SO 10 .eOd5t Trusfeee-
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EEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
By W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Edate Auc %iOneers,
Nc. l1I3 Main street.
DWELLINGS FOR SALE.

hWELIlN6S FOX GALL tas
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING No.
10 west Cary street: 10 rooms, nc. NuUre q,
TWO VALUABLE BRlCk on
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING No. III
north Ninth street; 5 rooms. &c. oo
DESIRABLE BRICK DIV LII NO. GUS west
VA VSSsILJUrffsfRif aoJ AfiRACTIvE RESIDENCE,
corner of Grove avenue and Pam street. z rooms
HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE on Marshall
between Tenlh aud tleyentb Streets
LARGE Brick DWELLING. corner Third ana
Ns several TiI'1Xil lriRGAiCCTT1iTY'E DRlCK TENEMENTS
on Fourth near Leigh street.
One Of the Host ATTRACTIVE, DEslRABLE'
and MOST ADMIKABLY-LOCAlED RESI-,
DENCES. on Grace near Fist street, Win all
modern improvements, &C. coNy
An ATTRACTIVE and MODkRNL1 CON-
STRUGGLED BRICK DWELLING ON Leish near
Several ever DESIRABLE RESIDENCES on west
Main street near Monroe Park.
HANDSOME BRICK DIV ELLISG on Nineteenth
between Broad and Grace streets.
DESIRABLE BRICK on trace
NEAT FRAMED H0UsE on twenty seventh
between Marshali and Clay S reefs; 9 rooms.
FRAMED TENEMENT No. l7l9 Nenaoie
FRAMED TENEMENT No. sl4 Twenty. fourth
FRAMED TENEMENT No. 2IU7 Pleasant
SMALL BRICK TENEMENTs Nos. 400 and
All north Seventeenth street.
SMALL BRICK TENEMENT No. 26l5 Grace
between Twenty-six,h aud Twenty seventh streets
ALSO,
MANY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE VA;
CANT LOTS on east ana west Broad, IRA c, ana
FrankiiH streets.
several Of the MOST DESIRABLE LOTS on
Church Hill, on Broad, Grace, Frtnkll1, aud olher
strcets.
seyeral DESIRABLE STORES on Main, Broad,
ano Franklin streets.
ALSO,
Some VERY ATTRACTIVE and DESIRABLE
| SMALL FAkMS ntar the city.
For more mlnuIe DESCRIPTION, &C.. apply To
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| TUsTRECEIVED BEST ANTHRACITE
% COAL for famiIes-EGG, STOVE, and CHEST
NUT SIZES.
ALSO,
LEHIGH LUMP COAL for foundres.
For sale at mzrfet rates. s. 4. LATHROP,
my 11 Seventeenth street. AZ dr-whridge.
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Auction sAbEn--Msnes-
~ grsoas 4 wisIrzhs.
u~si estate Agents and Aactioneerss
r,evs.nth erect between MssH and usHf'
rM.xs, FRAMED TENEMENT 10. ~
s11rrmTsuv. oNTHa PRENfsEs. ON
MONDAY ~ErTEnBKR 1871
=, x deloek p. n. gt two stories NJ '. Ian" Tssa
eur s Ssdsi anil : q ron wanrue q cheap homet
fe Tsr,tS: %1saie. GRUGBs a W!LLiAess,
ssIT A"e'0
BY GraUbs & williams,
Real Estate Agents snsd hHctiouesrs,
F.vep,h street Between Main and Bank
vyAcANT LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE
" AFJAcKsOv STREET NEAR ADAhS ruh
estE AT AUCTION-imsDedlatelJ aitei @es"'e
OF ihe Jabell-stree, House. gay on
MONDAY, September 18TH
1901 p ~ re wil sell, on the premises, at
sncTos' he VACANT LOT located q sssse oe-
scrsbed. adjoining the r~esideocs on W.: psc l57
The lot fronts ahcatst ieet
feet to an aleS ~ zee GesiU5ss & WILLIAMS.
-. Auctioneers.
sALEgT FUR,
ID SITIrRT. SMALL lot OF LIQUORS M
WIGARs; COUNTERS; yGE-S S1W 4 ONE
.IiEIFER--I viii sell AT public cho on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1881,
at lev O'Clock A.. NJ, at INV Office, 1906 sSEsnEln
street, the following properly 70 sf,nihpnRT
HiiREhiIs, CABTNETs-- WAsHsIANDS;
II6GNGfs, TABLES. TRuhksi S "A Sce5rS S1e
mwpS \ I;FATiNtj-STDwE. ROUND !
ONE ICE-BoX, MIRRORS, LACE
CENTEE-TABLEs. LOT GkorhEhd' oflp.
TAiNs. MATTRESSES. O%E CAkrEI' NJ n
SNOW CASE. ONE L0T tmnTT
IioIIeRs' ONE LOT CIGARS, VASES, LAbtPS'
IBKDsTEADS, &C. &C,
ONE COW and ONE HELPER.
rpe,u Ocansh- y. HULZlNGtRL
IEhsRs N"9"' n. {. q. z.
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E0R RENT.-THAT DESIRABLENs
Il SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, containing III
six rooms. wfth about FORTY ACRES OF LAND
attached, on the Brooke turnpike, abOat two miles
from RiehsnoDd. The land Is OF good quality, and
well adapted TO the trucking or dairy business.
Good orchard, &c. Apply 10
JOHN Il. GODDIN,
Iesl Estate Agent, Bank aud Eleventh streets.
Sc 1871
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MRS. j. Q. DIPPNER, c-oRSERrsrR.-a
w THIRD AND MARSHALL sTRReTs,~ <&ss
viii continue ihe FURNISHING UNDERTAKING
0f BIER deceased hus6and All my patrons 4 thank
FOR past favers, aud hope they viii soutlnas The
satne, rs ! viii pay the promI test attention 10 all.
Two competent hands are ready 10 attend = cali BY
az 2l.eQdldeI8
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BY FuTman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10l6 Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF AN INTEREST
N IN A HOUSE AND LOT ON u EAST
SIDE OF NINTH STREET BETWEEN VI n
y sTREETS.-l shall sell by auction, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1881,
at 5 o'clock =. NJ, on the premises, ALL II
RIGHTS, TITLE. AND INTEREST OF Nicholas
Fisher 10 the HOUSE and o from ing go feet on
streets, being one half IN e-simple and life inter
est In whole.
II is a BRICK STORE and DWELLING, and is
now rented as a grOcery-store below aud a dwelling
above.
TERMS: one third cash balance in four. eight.
and twelve months, g par cent. interest added 10 de-
ferred notes. FURMAN TUPPER,
Sc IA Auctioneer.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF THREE LOTS,
l WITH BRICK HOUSES THEREON. ON
holly BETWEEN | AND BELNlDEKE
STREETS mos. 616, 6lS AND 62Olu EACH
LOT HAS a RON OF FIFTEEN
FEET on holly STREET.
BY Sirtue Of a deed Of trust TO j. II. Montague and
j. A. Richardson. Of record IN the clerk Office OF
richmond Chancery Court, IN D.. Is lO3 b, D. 4l3,
10 .ecure the payment OF. certain notes default
having been made IN the payment tnsreOf-i Will.
being thereto required By the beneficiary. proceed
10 sell Al pubic auction, on The premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1851,
az 5I O'Clock z. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses and 500; balance
al one, TWO, and three years, With inieGe>t aided.
j II. MONTAGUE,
I'll surviving Trustee.
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BY George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
1908 Bank street,
!TO BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR
L RESERVE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
I~BIsEE-STURY BRICK HOUSE. LOCATED
No. IL NORTH TWENTY-THlED
STREET, BETWEEN LAIN
y FRANKLIN
STREETS.

By virtue Of n decree Of the Chancery Court OF
The city OF RichmOna pronounced Ia the case OF
ReOford and others Us. kvans, trustee, The UNDER
signed special commissioners, VIII sell AT puDlic
auction 10 the hizhest bidder, upOn the premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER lST.
at 8 O'Clock f.. NJ, tie desirable ROUSE AND LOT,
No. IL. on the east Side Of Event -third street be-
tween Main and Franklin streets. The lot fronts
rs feet more or less, on TNeuty-thirds street, and
runs back eastwArdly 100 feet, more or less, 30 an
alley eight feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as 20 one third: the balance In two
equal paw menis at six and twelve months, or one
fourth cash, balance at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, as the commissioners NAV delermine at
the sac, the purchaser 70 give negotiable notes for
credit payments, with inierest added, aud title re-
tanned until the whole purchase money IS paid.
GEORGE j. HOOPER, JR.,
JUHN Il, YOUNG,
Special Commissioners.
Sc lO,III7Is,242527 29,SOSOciI
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NEW GOODS-D ALLY ADD a
~ TIONS TO CUR LARGE STOCK OFE-
FURNITURE. Extra inducements. specially INsk
10 cash buyers. We invite all 10 examine ourc
large and superior line. embracing all Tie stNle3 80
PARLOR CHAMBER and DINlNG-ROOMS SUITS.
Largest stock In the city. Easy terms or plytnenLs.
r. GATHRIGHT & son,
" S-3m rs Governor street.
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woOn n COAL.

GOAL, COKE, AND w AN
" THRACITB COAL, all siZ,s; MIDLOTHIAN,
BRIGHT HOPE. and sPLINr; CRATE and En-
CINE GOALS, purest quality, clean, weighed, -
store for wipter. COKE aud Dry PINE
lowest summer prices. SAT- .factIon guaranteed by
~ s.eodlm J Il. WATKINS.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train. No. a.. Dolly.
Leave Richmond T.
Arrive BurLevlle.".."...."..'"'.35@ j. 20
sYORK. RIVER LlNFi
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| HOALi COALl COAL!-I beg leave to
inform my friends aud The public generally that
| have on hand az INV old stand, Fourteenth street
near NayO's bridge. a supply of ANTHRACITE,
pared and much nkfd); and MkST VIRGINIA
sPLINT COAL; also. ENGINE and BLACK.
SMITHS GOA All At lowest market prio<g. Call
and see. lse 2-todlmI ALERT BLAIR.
GOAL AND WOOD-FIRSr CLASS
CLUVkR-HlLL, WESI VIRGINIA, ENGINE,
CUMBERLAND, and all other COAL constantly on
hano. Also, OAK and PINE WOOD. All offered
al reduced pres. IL will pay you 10 call sud ex-
anime prlcss before purchasing. Opposition 10 CONE
bipation my mol o. Onlces' 1908 Cary and 7I0
Broad sirVei. OPPOSITE Theatre. p.op
U2 u IL PA0Es
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TOR RENT, THOSE HANDSOAETA
IT. BROWN SUCCEED BRICK BWRLL- III
IRGs Nos. 8 and o south Third street, between
Aisc. FRAMED DWELLING No. si2 evs Cary
street, between Third aud Fourth.
Possession October 4, 1851. Apply 10
JAMES LYONS, ia. Attorney ~ law,
10 7.2w No. is shgfer's Building.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-09

MEssEs. EDIToRs IL have read James
Gilliland's "HistoricaI Sketch Of the Snow
Shoe Region" II is an interesting sec.
iion Of our county, and am pleased that
We have two townships in Centre county
whose history can be traced from the time
the first settler fellcd the frat tree TO the
present day. If similar history could
be produced Of the county east of the
mountains it would be an acceptable book
TO the present generation and crafty de.
sire long felt and often expressed
I have often heard of Samuel Askey.
the great hunter, and therefore read his ad-
ventures with much interest, especially the
"Rattlesnake Den" anecdote. have fre-
quently heard Of rattlcsnake dens, but have
never met with any person who saw one,
and persons who have been great deal In
the mountains are not disposed 10 believe
that ratLleanakes congregate In dens.
make this reference 70 them with n view
TO call out further testimony on the sub.
joct. ESeuTRKR.
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MARRIAGES.

NEIDIGH-RlsHEL-on the sisi nltimo. Jacob n.
Neidieh, Of HaiDes township, and Hiss Cail,arine
kishsl, ~ OfeFg township
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Phlirsburk NAV
~ ISL, BY Rev J. VI. Evans Hr Daniel pBek worth
and Hlss hllsAAeth Thorntun. both Of rhllagahure
buTLkk.-sInAWAr.-inP Philip~hurg NAY n, 1881
~ Rev > W. kyaHs, NJ. Frsnk Butler. q Pkilips-
burg and Miss Elizabeth sidAxAy q Earland
HOIskAAN-MKEks-At the hnme ef the hFtde
fins Grove hllis On The aist altino By Rev. Henry
= AeuSenhsii. Nj. n. Hoaseman Il Altosnz ana
Mlss Maggie A. Meek.
LAhh-AILlKR--on Monday. MAJ u. 1851, As The
residenee 81 the brides TareHta IN Beilefeate. nv
Rev John Hewttt Ar. Mlchssl Lanh. late uf BAlti.
mof~, and MIss Eia d Miller
sfNkkY-c0NnO --On 18th az MAY IT the rnsidsnoa
q HsaTy spyker. IN Illinois. Mr. Frsak sinksy. of
CrVton- dckiHg ccanty. uhsa and Miss Nellie
daughter Of 1onAs cohao of Penn Hail. ccntss coun
ooknoN-0RAuAM.--on THURSDAY evening June
x l&f. At the rosifsncs ~ the hffhs's parenfs In
heiissSnte. hy Rev. 1aha Hssiit Mr. Theoaoep Gcr.
Don and Miss Esthef Graham.
fOokaAN-THlRL.--Juns z issi, As the Hsfarmea
parsonage, lacksanviile. b. Rev. Geo. r. HaytpelL
Mr., 1oscph n peaTuan and Misn Marv q Thsel
beth ef CuFtin townsAin
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-09

"A week ago, on last Monday morning,
a man named Montgomery Brewer was
found dead in the NOV of the Lloyd House
stable at Philipsburg. The Journal Of
that place says IA coroner's jury was
summoned, composed Of j. w. Jones, A.
j. Dress, John b. Howe, g. w Davis,
Isaac Shimmel and Thos. Holt, whe de.
ferred their verdict until post morton
examination was made by Drs. Allport
and Lytle, which revealed the fact that
the deceased came 70 his death from pa
biological condition known as heart clot.
Mr.. Brewer has been we'll known resi-.
dent of Philipsburg for number Of years.
but unfortunately was addicted to the in.
temperate use Of strong drink. We sup
pose him to have been about fifty or hfty.
five years of age, lie leaves behind him
four children TO mourn his sudden demise.
his wife having died several years ago.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-09

The Centre Hall Reporter tells Of
cat belonging to Mr., John It. Lee, Of that
place, that recently gave birth to "threc
kittens grown together nj the under hind
part of the body" This is certainly a
strange freak of nature, and tho Reporter
adds that "the triplets have perfect bodies
and members and seem more lively than
another and remaining one of the same
litter
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-09

"A very enjoyable hop was given on
last Thursday evening by Mr. Teller, the
popular proprietor of tho Bush House. 1t
was quite largely attended by tho young
ladies and gentlemen of town, and parties
from Altoona, Tyrone and Lock Haven
also graced the affair with their presence.
The music was furnished by Fred Smith s
orchestra.