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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-08-25
Is a Positive Cure
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

EE-. .@S . o5AOhS \ -
f6c all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
socomHon to our best female population.
It viii cure entirely the worst form Of Female Conn
plants, all ovarian troubles, NINA and Ulcera
ton, Falling and Dfsplacemeats, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted to the
Change OF Lie.
It will dissolve and erpeltumors from the uterusi In
an early stage Of development. Tho tendency to can
cerous hun1orsthere is checked very speedily by its uss4
It removes eaintness, fatulency, destroysall craving
for stLn1fants, and relieves weakness of the stomach.
It cures Boattng, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility, sleeHeessness, Depression and Indt
gestioa.
That feeling OF beating down, causing rate, weight
and backache, rs always permanently cured bgtts use.
It VIII atasz timesaxd under all circumstances act In
hasnony with thelaws that govern the female system.
For the'cureof Kidney Complaints OF either sex this
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA e. PIxKHAM'S vEGETABEE COM
POUNDS is prepared at 2s and 2s5 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottles Cor 6. Sent BY mail
IA the form of piNs, also in the form Of lczenges, On
receipt OF prize, 81 por box for either. Mrs. Pinklsn
freetyanswers anzetterso Of inquiry. Send for panph-
1t. Address .as above. Mention this Paper.
No family should be without LYDIAE REKHAM,s
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, bfliousnsn.
and torpidity Of the liver. Is cents per boa.
~ Sold by ell DruGeisrs. 1a
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By Grubbs & williams,
Real Estate AKcnts and Auctloneers'
Eleventh street betw cen Main aud BANK.


V,uE TRULY DESIRABLE THREE
sToPY uRI1K RESIDENCE No. zoos EAST
NAHSHALL sTHhtT AT AUCTION. by re
onsst of Mr. John q. SPOTS we will sen Dy hhetioh'
upoH the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 0Iu'
NJ & O'Clock r. ~. the HANDSOME RtslDbNCE
occupied by him. sifuattd as ABOVE
Il was bDilt for private use, snd no tApsu.e"
main R1yere shared IN make 10 perfect In every uetah
Of plan. finish. aud appearance.
THE BASEMENT has q front ebtrauoe, sme 81 b ~
sliding doors, with two chipn.presaes IN eacb roo"
exIending from floor 10 ceiling.
THE FIRST FLOOR has q vide nan ana Two
snienoid Datlors. with 4 large library attached
THE sECOND FLOOR has Two large chambers,
with closets and TWO small chambers. ana q lsfke
ha, h.toOm with a Fireplace. and -FOUR 1neh-pithseS.
THE THIRD fLoJE has two large aud one
The back porch extends two stories above the
There is a kitchen with a fine range; laundry,
win stationary TUBS FOR hot aud cola wafer, ser
vanfsi rooms: greenhouse with 4 furnace; brick
stable with three stalls aud space Tor Two carriages
and hOster's room.
White marble mantels through The greater part or
Thr lot fronts SO FEET q inches, and runs back l52
feet 10 : vide paved alley.
TIRE situation is one OF the most delightful IN me
city. Ia the midst Of handsome residences tet'reu
aud pleasant. and yet within two blocks OF we
Capitol, aud WITHIN a few minutes Walk OF me ecu
ire of The businefs part Of the city.
n w0uId be- difficult for the most %fisiidious taste ~
suggpst any particular Ia which hts property could
be iuproytd, either IN location, plan, bnlsn. or con-
aition, as a G~rst.class residence FOR a business or
prOfes ional nan.
we most earnestly ask the attention Of persons
wishing such q properly 10 this sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at SIX, tWelNe,
and eighteen months, with interest.
Possession at an early day 1ps 6 yvur1,us.
% AuciicuecrF.
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Virginia Deb,-Payers' Club .

A number OF natives Of Virginia residing
In Baltimore, who are opposed TO repudi-
a'ing the debt OF that State, have deter
mined 10 organize a Daniel Club in this
city, and the movement is actively progress
Ing. On Tuesday night a preliminary meet
ing was held at the Eutaw House, at which
the objects Of the organization were stated.
Most OF those present are engaged with
mercantile houses in Baltimore, and are
daily 10 contact with Virginia merchants
aud other visitors from that State. IL is
proposed as far as possible to use their In
nuenee TO impress upon them the views
prevailing among NEginians here In oppo-
sitioR to the R~eadiuster party 10 assure them
OF the hearty sympathy OF those residing
Ia Baltimore with the Democratic can
didstes in thst State, aud in the efforts
at That party TO place the State upon a
Sound financial basis. Members OF tbe club
who are voters in NhrgInis, Of whom there
are & large Rum6er tn Baltimore, are to
pledge themselves 10 Re at their homes on
Thea b OF November and east their ballots
for the regular Democratic ticket. MeSsrs.
X. IL. Glass, w. r. Franklin, A. l.. VIII
hams, Harry Payne, and George NJ. Bright,
who were appointed a committee on or
ganiEaiton at the preti2inary meeting, met
tat night aud issued q call for a meeting
Monday oight al The EEaw House, when a
permanent orgsnizsii0x will be effected.
All NirgiaiacS. WlIetSer voters In that
state or moi, ia sympS,Ay with the m0qe-
ment are inyited TO attend and become
members Of the club. A room will be ca
gsged as permsSent headquarters of she
club. and Il IL determined TO use every
means In their power 40 AID and encourage
che friends OF kir. Dasie in the present
contest for control 81 the State OF VirsL
nia.-Baitimors SEN, 29u.
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The Canvass.

From all sections and portions OF the State
m the most cheering intelligence in re-
card 10 the canvass. The vigorous and gal
liant fight that is being made by our noble
standard. bearers, assisted by scores Of Vir-
einia's most gifted sons, is bringing forth
GOOD fruit. and their labors are not in vain.
The ewes of the people are being opened TO
the true iDWardness Of the Malone. Coalition
movement, and they are organizing against
It in every portion Of the State. The people
are aroused and mean TO win, and to elect
the ticket put in the field by the 4,h.of-
August Convention. They want no Re-
publican on the ticket they vote, and by
their votes in November will so declare
FdTmUile Journal.
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New Marker Iaaes

LoHsoN, September 29.-The New Mar
ket OCTOBER handicap came off to.day. 1,
was woa by Mr.. Brug's brOHn colt Victor
emmanuel; Mr.. Eaylor's bag c,lt S. Va
grant came in second, sn q Ms. CrawfOrd's
Or. b. Eli King third. Elgat ran, and
among them was Mr.. Pierre Lorillard's
bsy colt Passaic.
The Grand Deke Michael s,akes, the
great event Of The meeting, was won by
Dir. keene's Foxhall. The same owners
Don FUfaaO was secopd; ar. Jasdlnes's
ikhmaef came in third, aud Count de Ia
Oranges MaskelyDe fourth.
The New MARKET selliog stakes te-dpy
was captured by Nr. Bealchamp's bay
lilly Eastern Empress Dir. Deddingten's
Brotherhood wss seeORd AID Count Ia.
arange's Tafna third. Nine rGi, incluSjRg
Mr.. L0riiisro's famons hay lilly SENECA.
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We me requested by Captain Mckinney
to say hat owing TO bis absence from
home many flttering letters asking bin
to address the people 10 different sections
OF the Slate have remained unanswered,
and that he takes this method Of Informing
his friends that all Of his appointments
TO speak are MADE by the ErecattUe COM
mittee, aud that the committee sends him
where it pleases, and where it thinks the
most good can be accomplished that If
it were possible he would like 10 reSpODd
to every invitation he has received, but
thathaving put himself in the hands Of the
committee he feels obliged to fulfil the ap-
p%ointments made for him, and that though
necessarily unable TO accept many Of these
invitations, he yet returns his sincere
thanks to bis frieods for their 1atteriug IA
vors asking him 10 vlsi, them, aud would
certainly accept were it in his power to
do so.-FdrmUiHe journal.
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An Unfortunate Colored EevlvaIist.
TNew York Express.

REV York ENpress.l
Rev. Joseph Pollard, Of Railway. n. j.,
il in q bad way. He is a cOiOred reviyalist,
and he has been irving 10 revive The misera-
bic sinners OF Mount Vernon. But some
boWIthey would not revive, and whilet the ex-
Denses OF Dir. PollIrd's clmp-meetlng have
been $3.50, bis receipts have not exceeded
SIS. Whereupon the Rev. Pollard Y
exceeding wrOtb, said that there was a con
spiracy against him, and az the services yes
tcrday pointed out The three arch conspir-
mild and inoffensiye reporter ana
two respectable citizens. He laid great
stress in his announcements OF the fact that
the Jubilee Singers would appear at each
perforr1ance-snd claimed that people bad
circulated reports that they were not pre-
sent, and so kept crowds from coming. IL
NAV be very sad, but the JObilee Singers
have become so closely Identified with
"UncleS Toms Cabin" the minstrel
shows, aud other theatrical entertainments,
that Il is Just possible that the thinking
portion Of the Christian community may
consider them ont OF place at a religious
revival.
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Real Estate Aucfi)ne,r,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
> FArN OF OSE HUNDRED ACRtS ~
HANOVER COUNTY StVEN MILES last or
RICHMOND. OS TUE NAlN ROAD LEAklNG
TO OLD CHURCH, AND OF 4 VALUABLE
TRACT or FORTY-FfVE ACRES NEAR
THERETO. WITH VALUABLE FLOUR MILL,
&c. THEEEON.-As trustee in q deed from J0hu
e. Uprhtart and wife dated l6 h March. 1870. snd
recorded iu lianoy,r County Court clerk Office, de-
having been mfdr lu the payment OF lhe debt
secured by the said deed, lshall. a. The rcquc5tOi the
creditors secured boy said oeed. ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1851,
20 ~ O'Clock VI. expose to sale az public auction, 30
front OF the cus,Om-uousc. 20 iur city OF Richmond.
10 the highest bidder, tie following pieces Ot pro-
prrty:
Hanover on lhe mai0 road from old Church 20 Ne.
chau'c-Ville, containing 100 ACRES and lHEtt-
IIGHIH~ of An ACRE. ON tins tract mere l1 au
eNcelirut FRAME DWELLING, "a good STORE,
ana other bulldogs, and well ad,Utcd FOR a t~rucLlns
farm. residence. sud country store,
Hanover known rs Brandv-B Branch MIN. ur Beil,
Little NIL" cOutalCiug As ACRES. adj ming the
lands OF ". /. CoNnriiu, MS. GrubDS. ami NJ. Ar
never. This MILL has an estahlishct D. puiaIlon
for the manufacture Of -four, and Is regarded yeIy
valuable.
TERMS or SALE: Cash euou.h 10 pay expense
Of sIc and ts47 -, with interest at y per cent.
per anuum on 629, part thereof, from september
2. 1881; and a. 20 the residue on a credit OF MIN"
.ud eIyhtc.n months. interest added on Tue credit
Mstalmepts. ana the credit ins'alm"nts secured hy 4
must deed. WILLIAM "a. GWAIIlMEI,
.aDg Trustee.
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,zosonic Monument.

To the Editor Of the ohio State JoUrnal:
At a special communication Of Column.
bian Lodge, No. 1874, f. and \. NJ, held
this day, it was resolved that a Masonic
monument be erected at Columbus, Ohio,
in memory Of Brother james A. Garfield,
and that a petition be presented by said
Lodge to the Grand Lodge asking it as a
body to take some action With a view to
the accomplishment OF this noble purpose.
Other papers throughout the State favoring
this project please copy.
J.C. MCCALL, Secretary.
Cumberland, Guernsey county, ohio, sep.
tember ~.
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As far as that is concerned | was always a
Slalwart.- General Republican remark.
Wanted, an eQuiDOcliaI storm, well
soaked. No references required. Nothing
but business expected.
The people are we'll up in medical lingo!
Messrs. Gentlemen DOctois, now do let up.
II | hadn't resigned; but never mind,
Pm beginning over again, Roscoe CORk-
ling.
Somehow I'm 4 little mixed just now.
All Ohio seems to rest OH my shoulders
John SheTm0n.
Swivel service reiormcrs will find PreSi.
dent Arthur just the sharpest politician
that ever occupied the Executive chair.
As for my induction baiance-abem-it
will DO for a mind-Ieader. 1t placed the
bullet Just where The doctors taought it
was.-ProfeSSOr Bell.
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In q recent railway accident were a bro
Their aud sister. The brother was in the
smoking car, the sis or was in a ear near
the rear OF the train. As s0Ou as the cars
stopped the passengers rushed out pell-
nell. The sister ran from group 80 gTOup,
crying iTantically. Have you seen my
brOtberi" The brother was at last found,
Flaeidly sOlOking his pipe, and apparently
ld2Gktng a mental estimate OF the probable
money damage the corporation had suffered.
BE didn't rush about crying, "MaVe YOU
sees my sister," on, no; man il a sumo
T5or 5eing, YOU know. III YOU didn't know
It before, yea know IL now. Let us ne
logger hear the rubbish about the EQUALITY
OF the sexes that some OF our good people
have been woO. to iaAulge in.-B0Ston
Transcript.
ait may be months, darling, before we
meet agate" he said, squeezing her 10 II
that gfIp were BIS last " mountains aud
valleys wili divide us, forests and pralries,
perhaps the river OF death itself. Can / do
anything mere than l have done 10 make
you cherish my memory, and keep your
love for me unehangedf "Oh yes,v she
exclaimed, choking dogn her .sobs. "buy
ne a box Of toytoise-shell hair,pins before
sou start"
Delmonico, the cook, left an estate valued
at $1,000, 600. Mr.. Blank, the statesman, left
an estate valued at $4,000. And yet some
EoUder why there are not more ,
statesmen IL this country NoSriStosoa lie,
rGid.
Try H~oRsPoRDfs AcD PHOSPHATE instead
II lemons or lines in your acid drinks. I'll
s more heaIthful, AID quencheS the thirst
more efeetuslly than either.
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a nfgtfs OF
The way was long and wtsry.
nat calamity they tttodes
A cuualry lad end ia5ote,
Aiong the heavy fsao.
fhe night was dask and stormy
nrt hlHbe OF heart were they,
for shining IN the distance,
me iigh,s Of London lay ,.s
wb., es scrtsa.s lie within you. o nehis cf London
t0WR.
with faces worn and weary
trhat told az sorrows lead,
(,oe cav q msn aud woman
(rept down c0untry roa9.
They sought their naive Village
Heart broken frOn, the nav
Yet shining sin teatnd them
THE liehts Of London Ia. u-ss
n c~,.l lsmns OF London, II tears your bsh' 0"'i
Yovr yfctin $ eyes would wesp uhem, ng mn "
London Town.
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TRtSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
/ FLOUR-MtLL ~ HANOVER .tDINI1'
ABOUT SEVEN MILES EAST or hltHNONp;
wife. dated I2,h september. 1870, and recorded IN
Hanover County Court clerks ctice-1elauit nav.
ing te,n made iu the payment 81 the debt secured
by HE said d,cd-I shall, - the rcquc't OF the cscdi-
tor SCORED by said deed, ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1881.
II u O'Clock ~, expose 20 sale ar pubic auction,
In front OF the cusfOm-hOuse in The city OF Ken
mopd. 10 he highest biIdrr. that valuable pro
uertv known as BRANDG-BRANtH MILL, or
BELLS LITTLE Goo the county 81 Hanover,
near 10 lhe main road tsdiug 10 Old church, ABOUT
seven miles east Of Richmond. Inls mill MS an
established reputation for The manufacture Of Hour,
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough 10 pty CXJen.ts
OF sale aud 81 300, with %tulerest al q per cent. per
anuun from February 10, lH79. ANA sl9s. aGd on
a credit as to the residue OF nine ava eighteen
months, interest aided ON thc credit in-ialments,
and The credit lustalm~Ifs secured hy 4 trust deed.
e. 2s W. /. tDWARDlh. Trustee.
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LeGt1

LeGt1
A.e,nn has come. I roam the wood and siEn'
4 Sook sdown The RlaceS with aching hesr''
Alone I tread the paths we lrO9- ~ ny go mari ?
NV dear one, has thou hOwnl Why ulu We pN''
a. love. with shv blue eyes and diamond flngs'
WIis sweet red lips aud robes from Worth' an"
Ard bssgses Hsng It All The thought now
brings
A enawipg pain, a sharp r~esreitni aug
60 my fop0 soul, when J ufect mat ihou
Vast daughter o; q millionaire. ana yet
Nv hu2gy and my smiles and flowers how
! sousncefcd money sli failed 20 ieget
snssye,fns dAs3e. Woe mat 1 shook for thee
ny o." .tBrooklyn EaRle'
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a health Journal says "an attack Of bic,
coughs msy be stopped by holding the
head under water. Il doesn't say how long
fbe bead should be held under YalIr, but
We should think about two hours would be
quite )oDG enough 10 stop the worst ease OF
hicc0ughs ever invented. - NorTisfooa he.
raid.
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In sending your old clothes TO The Micoi-
Gan sufferers slip q V into rhe upper lelt'
hand yest.pOekei. Twill bel pleasant sur.
prise for somebody that IS In need OF lu''
SUCH a surprise
London is to have botel on the Ameri-
can plan, and a large order n expected az
Inc Eat Cambridge glass. works for head
light diamonds for the gentiemanly clerks
Boston Transcript.
Senator Malone signifies bis Intention OF
making very short work Of the special ses'
sion of The Senate. His particular crony'
Riddleberrer, will be "leit7 badiy.-NeU
Haueh Regjster.
The peripatetie circus scoots for the
South. "Cireus," did we SAG Beg paraop'
Megatherian consolidation OF colossusses.
.Japanese ladies' wear false hair. It is 10
be hoped the hcatbenish custom NAV never
reach this country.-UetrGH Free PreSS.
No nan can climb the ladder Of fame feet
first Whitehall Times.
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nv Grupbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctloneers'
Eleventh street between MaiH aud BanF.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
4 NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS On LhU-
REL AND CHERRY STREETS, SOUTH or
STREET, AT AUCTlON.-ln execution 81
A DECD Of trust fro II Lewis +. Hsryie aud wife 10
The suhscriDer, as trustees. dated May II. 1876,
and duly recorded, beng thtieso rtqlired b' me
parties secured, we will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER Sd,
commencing ~ Az O'Clock p. W.. the following
PROPERTY conveyed in said deed-io VII:
LIST. 4 Lot on TIE west side Of Laurel cet"eta
Cumberland and Beverly streets, adjoining 81. An
Or, W, chapel, 60 feet by about l4O feet.
2d. A LpI 90 the west side Of Laurel between
Beverly aud Albemarle streets. beginning ~ IceJ
north Of Albemarie street, 2G3 BY about 1877 ieet.
Sd. A at the southeast corner Of Cherry ana
Beverly streets. GO by 1875 feet.
4th. A on the east side OF Cherry street, De-
sInning 80 feet north Of ib.ms street, go ny
1876 feet.
All OF these lots run hack 10 alleys 20 feet vide,
and they viii &c sold Ia such parcels a. bidders may
desire.
TERMS The decd authorizes the sale to De for
about $500 cash. but Dy consent the sales VII De
uDou the f%OliOwing tcrms-tO VII. one lhlrd CASH =
balance AZ wv. I've and six months, Win interest or
an cash. as purchasers may prefer.
We invite attention 10 this sale. as lhe properly i
situgted in q rapidly. improving pant OF the city,
and persons of small mcans WI DE able ~ huy upon
the Terms given. T.. w. GkUBBS
a. ID. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
Cpuppc G WILLIAMS. AuctiOnppr-. Sc u
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TBE CHAMPION SWIMMER or TIE WORLD
The world famed swimmer, Captain Paul
Boyfon, thus closes a lengthy article com
,nendiDg the remedy {: ] do not see how !
could get siopg Without 81. Jacobs Oil.
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OEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.

FARE TO Old POINT OR NORFOLK, ANDRE
TURN, - 80.
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prRNAN TrPPER. Auctloneer
Ur4I, ESTATE Az PRIVATE SALE.

EIRST.CLASS RESIDENCE ATE
i THE iRTHWEST CORNER OFA3
BROAD AND ELEVENTH STREETS. DIAGO-
NALLY OPPOSITE TO FORD'S HOTEL, FOR
SALE,-I offer for sale this really desirable resi-
deuce. The lot has a frOnt OF thirty feet and .
depth Of one hundred and thirty. eight and one-thlld
feet to an alley twenty feet Wild. II IS three stories
above the enc built OF brick in the most work
man.like manner. II contains eleven rooms aud IS
in the most PERFECT ORDER N / OF ITS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIKI all tn modern
improvements. The Las mtBt Is perfectly dry,
airy, and well lightcd, with convenient front eu-
trance iii, aud w'd foldi < doors connecting The
front with The rear room. Ihe parinr5 are beaufi-
fully finished. and t~astefully painted and frescOed.
The walls and passages are Uait ted or paptred IN
handsome style, and each chamber has hanrsOme
presses for clothes, &c. There Is a rear DUrticO TWO
stories high, With bathroom. &C. attached. In adj
diion there Is a ,aTge brick kitchen containing
four rooms, an tXce len, brick stable and carriage
house.
The lot IS wtll DR. .ined by the city c%ulyert, and
shaded by handsome trees. in a wOrd, the whole
premises are I'm EFFECT order, which alone can only
be fully appreciated by a personal Inspection. As a
r. sidtDce for a merchant or professional gentleman
II has the Advantage Of being retired. aud yet within
sight Of the Capitol square, aud within @ few min
uie.' walk OF the pJst-oflce and Olhtr PLACES Of
U.iness.
Price reasonable. and terms unusually aCcJmmO-
dating. with possession In a few wees.
ICwilla afford ne pleasure 90 shOE Tie premisesfO
those who may call on me b-tween me hours Of 10
aud 2 O'Clock. W. GODUlN
So % eud3t Rtgl Fs'ate huctiOnter.
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PICrUHE.FRAMeS. ENGRAvINGS. q

HAVING RECEIVED MY "A l. l.
Ii STOCK, I am offering all goods al lower
prices than ever before.
sxlO PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, complete, az
20. 35. and 4Oc. to 81.
A me assortment of NELNET and EBONY
fRAMES from l0c. upwards.
COENICES MADE 10 ORDFP at lowest figures.
POLE-CORNlCES and ENTENSlON-COR.
NICES On hand.
FRAMED CHROMOS from 80, 75c. TO 50.
EASELS Tor insntcl ard paClUr.
PICTURE-FKAMES MADE TO ORDER ~ bot
r9m figures, at l.. J.tNl>'>,
Sc I6-lm ol2 Aatn street
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By ". n. Lype & Co.,
Rrni Estate AReuis AID A~aeiioaeers,
IfI3 Mafn street.

uALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
NJ oTtTnigs. n on THE EAST LINE OF
Txyt %firTu sTRfTT BETWEEN BROAD
ASD GRACE sTRkE1S. OPPnsiIk bns-
eitrxSl FINE BLOCK. FUR SALE BY AUG.
Tf1TN WIZ ten by auction, on the Drcinlfes, on
TUESDAY. ccToBET 4, 1881,
Al 3 o'clock p NJ. the ATTRACTIVE
Tor located as above, fronting S3xlxO feet 10 an
sTyaus. At,,e. ". II. LYME & co.
a Oh
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Eleventh street between Msin aud Bank.

~ O.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE DE-
" SIRAELE FRAMED RESIDENCE, WITH
BRICK BASEMENT. AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNHR OF GRACE NJ PINE SikEEIS'
AND BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT AbJOlN-
ING. AT AUCTION.-in execution Of . decree II
the Chluctry Court II HicBmOrd. entered june 30.
1881. in the case Of Gro0ms, &c. rs GrO0ms, VIII
sell by auction. upon the prcmi.es, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER I'm,
AZ AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY situated IS
above aud occupied ty Mr.. Charles L. winston.
The dwelling has six TO ms, with water. gas ann
Cuivert. also Kitchen. ard 10 viii be sold with a lot
8OxlFO feet TO an alley, with the privilege 10 The
purchaser Of taking III. adi1iuiugS ACANI LOl
Of 80 feet from at a price which viii De named Dc
fore the sale. should the purchaser Of the house de-
cline 10 take the vacant lot At the named p ice, "
will then Dee sold 20 IA highest bidder.
This properly T. situated 30 The Hid BOZ the most
fmprOyiug part % west Grace street. mas beAuiitui
.hade trees on The font aud side. and q about ne
M Il desirable property in that vicinity now In the
market.
TERMS: One foHrtl cash balance al SIX, twelve.
and Ugh,ecu mouths. with Interest, qua Ute re-
teiued by the Court uutil full Davmcut.
EDMUND WADDlLl. Jr.,
Comlnis. iOlfr.
GRrBBS s WILLIAMS, Aucii0neers. sc %