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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
Ague Cure

Is a purely vegetable bitter and power
full tonic, and is warranted n speedy and
certain cure for Fever and Ague, Chills
and Fever, Intermittent or Chill Fee
Yer. Rcmittent Fever, Dunn lAgue,
Periodical or Bilious Fever, and all
malarial disorders. In miasmatic dis
t%ricts, the rapid pulse, coated tongue, thirst,
lassitude, loss of appetite, pain in the back
and loins, and GOODNESS of the spine and
eXtremities, are only premonitions of
Severcr symptoms, which terminate i'll the
ague paroxysm, succeeded by high fever
and profuse perspiration.
1t is a startling fact, that ~quinine, arse
mic and other poisonous minerals, form the
Preparations, - 81 Specifies" ''SvruIs," and
"Tonics,' i'll the market. The prepara-
tons made from these mineral ~poiSons,
although they are ralatablc, and may
break the chill, do not cure. hut leave tho
malarial ami their own drug poison in
the system, producing q,ilisnl, dizziness,
ringing in the ears, headache. vertigo, and
other disorders more formidable than the
disease they were intended to cure.
AYERS AGTE C!i;E thoroughly eTadicatcs
these noXious rOiSnnS from the system,
and always cures the sevcrcSt cases. 1t
contains no qliniae, mineral, or any thing
that could injit!p the. most delicate pa
tient: anl It's browning excellence, above
its certainty TO cure, is that it leaves the
system as free from disease as before the
attack. 81 p 20
For Livcr Complaints, AYrr's AGrE
CClE,I byi direct action on the liver and
hillary apparatus, drives ont the poiSons
which produce these complaints, and slim
ulatcS the system to- Il vigorous, healthy
condition..
We warrant it when taken according to
directions.
Prepared by Dir. j. c. Aver g. Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Notice Of Sale of ! Corpora
ton Bond.

NOTICE is hereby given that there
IN will be sold at public cutlery, to
the highest and best bidder, on the
goth Day of August, 1881,
at the Court House, in Eaton, Preble
county, Ohio, One Bond Of the Incor-
porated Village of Eaton, Preble Coun-
ty, Ohio, of the denomination of $500.
drawn under Ordinance No. 63. Which
said Bond shall be due and payable
March LIST, 1884, or sooner, at the plea
sure of the Council, and shall bear in
terest at a rate not greater than 6 per
cent. per annum from date, payable an
nually, aud made payable to the bear
er. VIM. A. NEAL, Mayor.
"A. CHURCHILL, Clerk.
iul2S-4
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04

Pants made to order-light colored,
1915 and $3.50, reduced from S. and Sc,
at Jos. Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04

FOR SALE BILL, POSTERS, &C..
IL call at the DEMOCRAT Office. :
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04

$4,000 to loan. Also desirable farm
and town property for sale.
w. 6. BANFILL.
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EATON MARKETS.

%CoRRECriD WEEKLY by STEPHENS &
t4f. EDMONDS. tEL ~ -ttH &
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
Cincin. Eaton & Richmond R, R.
LINE.
Passenger Trains will run on this Road, leaving
the Sc erai Stations as follows:
GOING NORTH.
GOING SOUTH.

WILLIAMS, aenrsupt.
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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT OF }
APPEALS OF VIRGINIA, 7
DxruNnNn IupaOQ n 1891

RICHMOND. June 20, n. ~. 1851
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
L ofsn act Of the general Assembly OF Virginia mia
scIibing the manner III which records for The SUI
preme Court of Appeals shall be printed, and pro-
viding for letting The same TO contract" aud which
i. Be enacted by the General Assembly, That
the clerks of the supreme Court OF Appeals az Kich-
mona, Slaunton, Winchester, and Wytheyie shall,
in the month Of June In the year eighteen hundred
and seventy-four, aud annually thereafter In the
same month, solicit proposals by advertising IN
some newspaper pubis he'd in their respective ocai
ties for the printing for year OF such records OF
courts "a may be required under existing Jaws 10 be
printed for the use of the supreme Court OF Appeals
in determining cases OF appeal
III. The said proposals shall state the amount per
page of fifteen hundred ems small plea type. and
shall include the paper, printing, binding, and a
neat cover with Tie style OF The and The court
from which the record comes neatly printed there
on. - =
said printing to the lowest responsible bidders IN
their respective localities, and shall take from them
bond with ample security, in penalty double TIE
amount OF the work 10 be executed, the same to be
asceTtained by The amount OF the preceding " s
work. The mOoe OF certifying and paying ac-
cOuats for said printing shall be as now prescribed
by law.
Nv. All acts and paris Of acts in conflict with the
provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
" TINS ACT snall De 10 force from us pssssgeo
derSgned, al his office at the State court house, on
Eleventh. street between Broad and Marshall, In the
CITY OF RfcDnonc, unDl IL O'Clock Nj. OF the 18TH
INSTANT, for the PRINTING, &C., in accordance
wi the provisions of the second section OF said act,
of all such RECORDS as the supreme Court of APP
peals of Virginia, al Richmond, may require for one
year from the LIST day OF July, 1881 said printing
10 be done in compact form, without blank PAGES
or blanks between lines or paragraphs
No ezra charge 10 be made for figure work not ex-
ceediug three columns.
AS the printing has 10 be done under the supervi-
sion and direction of the Clerk 1t must b. done In
this city.
The Clerk claims the right of rejecting any and all
bids which. In his opinion. do not and WIZ not fully
comply with the requirements OF the foregoing act,
and OF dec ding tchO are responsible bidders" aud
tcAut Is sample security" within the meaning OF
lhe same. GEORGE X. TAYLOR,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals
je "a rs 1928 OF Virginia. at Richmond.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sEyE.
CRAL TRACTS OR PARCELS 0f LAND
MA WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
In execution OF decree Of the Cnsncsry S9s,. =.
rnra To- rs WicKham. the undersigned three
commissioners will sell by auction,on
WEDNE3DAY. July 9Th,
NJ the ONCE OF Grubbs a Williams, auctioneers; NO.
4 r,evenib street. commencing n, IL o'clock ~, =
TRACT OF LAND containing gil s1i.iOO0
ACRES. living on the Three CHOPPED road about
~ miles west or the city. adj)ning the mrm !or-
meriy ewned By G. G. Exall, and oeing part OF tne
tract kuown as q WOODLAND" or Howie's. THIS may
be m AIDE rood farm and II not far from the line OF
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
AZ the same time and place the und.rsigneo, =. u.
Boulware and w. ,. Leake. commissioners uuarr
former decree, win sell TRACT Of Ban ACkEs,
living near The above and aJtoiring the ANA OF Johh
edwards, w. Is. aud A. ID. Brown, aud others, =,
Affer which the three commissioner VIII sell
LOTS Nos. and In the plat or subdivsion OF tne
I" GIenbtrnfe" farm-the former with ABOUT 10
ACREs, the latter with about 2c4 ACkEs. Inese
IL nds lie on the Hutchinson road, which Is nearly
continuation OF the Grove road and they are ois'
tant only about three miles from the city.
TERMS: For the first and third tracts, one iourin
cash the residue at one, two, and three years. TOT
the second tract. costs OF suit and sae Ia cisn pal
auce at one two and three years, wi personal Sc.
curity; or onc third cash bliance at one, two ana
three years, without security. In all cases tne
credits 10 be for notes with Interest payable semi,
annually. and titles 10 be retained by The uht'
al the purchase money is paid. -
Plats OF all the land may be sem AZ me once Oh
VIZ A. J.. BOULWARF,
A. X. COURTNEY.
Commissioners.
In
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Mr.. STERLING, KY, June 20, 1881

Mt, STERLING, KY, June ~ 1881.
Editors Dispatch: VIII you please an
swer the following questions through your
paper! II not, please tell who can: ~
Where does the widow OF General >. Il;
b. Stuart live! And where Mrs. Stonewa'i
Jacksonf Cu,o,,
Eest"f
Where does General FItzhugh Lee re-
sides Yours truly, ID. Z. GEORGE
Mrs. j. +. b. Stuart resides In staunton'
Va.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson resides In Norm
Carolina-in Charlotte, we think.
John Es,en Cooke is the author oil Surry,
&c.
General Fitzhugh Lee resides near Rich
lands, StaffordIcouDty, Va.
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One OF ex-senator Conkiipg's friends ID
reported as saying that the situation at Al
bany 10 simply "drsadfui." He Is evi.
DENLY very much In the state OF min ID OF
the old Georgia darky who was "treed"
BY On untamed steer that be was attempting
70 drive. He WAS not quite quick enough
In sealing the tree, and the enrsged animal
caught bis horn IN The seat OF toe negro's
pants. For several minutes there was an
exciting contest, the darky tfSjug to
escape, while the steer did rs best 20 pull
HIN down. At last the horn.boId broke. and
The old darky went up that sapling like q
fkyrocket. He was kept up there for over
m bour before the animal decided to give |
up the combat aud depart for home. As
the beast vanished In the distance the
daFky relied after him: ale q member
- De church. but ef you did raskil links
Pop en- ekesr me y0u'se one debbiIsh big
hoIiv EyideptIy Mr.. conkiiog's friend
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Brief Heas. Tonight being 81; JOINS
r,cht. the officers recently elected by man
chester Lodge, A. +. and A. NJ, viii be in'
stalled. ,. =. tho old
r,rewry mansion, near the city, yesterday,
hv : party OF young ladies' and gentlemen
~ This city and Richmond. A very pleasant
day wss spent. o,.
A bridge Is being built across the creek !;
an the Riyer.yiew road near =" WINDY: :,
Il is much. needed Improvement, and VII,
be OF great beneh, to persons VINO raVe'
with vehicles over this road.
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Tvo.aud.a.Hnlr.D Dollar Christians.

There are a great many people in their
religion that remind me OF "Uncle Phil"
pious old darby OF the old times in Texas.
Well, Phil. was fervent Christian, with a
great gift Of prayer. He attended all the
Saturday-night prayer. meetings on the
neighboring plantations, and could pray
louder and longer than any OF the brethren.
But Phil. had one weakness-he dearly
loved money, and different from the negro
generally, he loved TO hoard II. Near by us
lived man who, not troubled about any
scruples, would pay Phil. a dollar to work
on his field on Sundays. One Sunday night
ar Phil came home after dark accosted him
with:
"where have you been, Philip
"Oh, just knocking about, nassa.o
az You have been working for Miller"
swell, you see, massa, the old fellow is
In needs, and he Jest showed me silver
dollar, and Jest couldn't stand it,"
'"AIE't you afraid the devil will get you
for breaking the Sabbatbs"
Phil. scratched his head q minute, and
said:
81 guess the Lord'H 'scuse me, massa.,
"No. He says, Remember the Sabbath
day and feep II boly.1
Phil. vent off looking pretty sober, and
it'was no, long before beard his voice In
aeryent prayer back al the barn, and so 4
Thought l would slip dswa near enough to
hear.
Job. Lord!" heard him say, Z" / have
this day ripped aud feared, cussed and
sweared ct them confouaded sxen OF NIL
kr's. and Jet broke the Sabbath day. On,
Lord. please forgive me; please forgive me.
for you knows Pse nothing but miserable
heatben anyhow. II you'll jest forgive me
tins tisae III meyer DO h agalp as long as i
i've. seeptiug be gives me two dollars and a
half day."
Al this point was obliged to beat hasty
retreat. but am thinking that poor Uncle
Phil. Isn't the only $3.50 Christ ian In the
world. - Louisville Christian Observer.
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By George 8. yashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis,
No. 7 Tenth street.

TRUSTEF'S SALE OF THE FOLLOW
Il ING VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER:
LOT OF LAND containing TWO ACRES. with
LARGE FRAMED DWELLING and other valua.
BILE improvements bounded by Tenth and Eleventh
and McDODnough and Semmes streets.
Lot OF LAND on McDonnough street, near
Eleventh street, fronting SO feet on McDonnough
street and running back lie feet.
An undivided mOiety In LOT OF LAND on
Bainbrdge street between Thirteenth and Four
teenh streets. fronting ~ feet said BaiDbridge
street, running back los feet.
Lot OF LAND. with BUILDING and i'm
provements thereon designated as LOT No. 16 on
plan and survey Of the land Of Edward c. Mayo,
made by Joseph j. Peasants, and of record In
clerks office If Chesterfield County Court In ID. IL.
40. D. l9l.
Also, LOT OF LAND on Ninth street between
Semmes aud Railroad streets. fronting about ~
feet running back between lines ighty c0nverging
1872 feet towards Eighth street.
BY virtue of deed of trust from William ST.
Paul PulIism and wife to Charles L. NashOn, rs
trustee of record I'm the clerks Office of the Hus-
tings Court OF the city Of Man hester, 10 secure
debt therein mentioned, default having been mace
In the payment OF the money therein secured.
will. being thereto required by the beneficiary OF
said deed. proceed 10 sell at public auction on the
premiges, ard In the order mentioned above, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1881,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ.
TERMS The deed requires cash as 10 expenses of
sale and 1880, with interest from Ism Of May,
$780, till pad; but IL is PROBABLE that more IaYor-
able terms will be announced at sale.
GEORGE 8. VASHON,
je II Administrator OF Charles r. Vashon.
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Advertising Bellies

WHO WILL SPEND THE SUMMER AT SARATOGA
AND LONG BRANCH.
"Clara Belle, :" In the Cincinnati Enquirer,
writes as follows from New York: ga
novel feature az the season at Saratoga and
Long Brapch will be an advertising belle at
each OF those places. Two handsome girls
OF good form and toplofty style have been
hired for the purpose. They will be FASH
icuably dressed: but their mission is not TO
display dry goods. A dealer In hair, hair
DIVES, washes for the complexion, and toilet
articles OF beautifying sort, EMPLOYS them,
and will pay their expenses. They VIII
serve as models on which TO exhibit the
latest achievements in false hair aud hair
dressing. Their faces will be carefully
smade.up' with such preparations as be
manufactures. The plan is a bold one. but
entirely feasible. The hotel balls at Long
Branch and Saratoga are open to all who
come; and these two professional beauties
are personally respectable, know how to
dance gracefully, can talk well enough, and
will certainly eclipse most OF the amateur
beauties. They will stay at first.class hotels,
lounge on the most thronged balconies, go
to.the horse.races, and, 10 short, make them
selves decently conspicuous IN every posi-.
Oit Wdys 1uttC 10 S"iuuiO III shS h"s
ter, however, and I'll tell you how.
These two girls are beautiful when
unadorned, and the makeup OF
their faces with washes and pigments Is
not at all needed; nor is any particular
kind OF braid, frizzle, or switch requisite to
make their heads bewitchiug. But many a
plain woman will foolshly suppose that the
same adornment will produce In her equal
attractiyeness, and in that error will lie the
hair. dresser's profit. 1t depends on the
newspapers to let the public know who and
what his professional beauties are and whom
they advertise, but / won't further bis
cause by giving his name. Both girls are
tall, slender, delicately.molded blondes
with the air OF ducbesses, and they come
from east Of Ayenne A"
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Mr.. II. PIatts, Port Sapiac. Mich, lately
said: have just sold to Mr. John O'keeie
the fourth bottle OF st. Jacobs on. lie
saws: would not be without it for four
times its cost. My wife has bad tue rheu-
matism in her limbs for the past twenty-five
years. have spent three hundred dollars
for medicines for her, without doing the
least good whatever; now her leg is healed
up, as sound apparently as ever; the pain is
all gone, and we used only three bottles.
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale a limited amount ofRICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD PER CENT
GOLD BONDS due in 1915 NJ l04 and accrued IN.
ttrest These bonds are secured hy consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond and Danville aud Pied
mont railroads and the lease of the North Carolins
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
the annual report Of the company for the year end
ing 30th september, 1880. showed that the COM
pany had reduced It's debt over 100000 during
The two preceding years, besides adding largely 10
IT. rolling stock and machinery, and purchasing
800 tons Of new steel rails. For the seven months
ending April 80. 1881. the net receipts Of the COM
pany exceeded 100000. which l. equal TO 90 per
cent on the capital stock OF the company. after the
payment of interest, rents, and all other Fixed
charges and expeRding a large amount for equip
ment, steel rails, and additional work. shops.
THOMAS BRANCH & co.
The receipts OF this company for carrying the
malls for last April show an increase OF over 100
per cent over same mouth Of last year, and for
freight of 80 per cent. Previous 10 LIST of May 40
per cent. of the atlanta and Charlotte freight
business went eta the Carolina Central railroad.
Now all its through business goes by the Richmond
aud Danyile railroad which VIII add largely 10 IT'S
income. my IL
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Recipe for becoming aesthetic: One die
tiouary OF art terms, three oil-palntings,
and a Job lot Of old crockery- ware. MIX.
No brains required Philadelphia he'cs.
A Chicago editor. in spontaneous burst
Of generosity, gave his daughter soOo,0Oo
check on her wedding. day last week. The
bridegroom utilized 1t as cigar-lighter'
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vsrrtasa an1 Rea1Iustment.
sYU. c. VINCENT.
N the DAYS that are gone, when virEinsAs prcuS
e,,,sss sa,h, AZ stsr IN The worlds book II fsme;
WSsn viii honor and truth Ter fair nsms was a''
And 70 pas honest debts was her son 'h'ahest pride
Then eo~,en,m,nt aud peace spread halo around.
4 nj No nsppicr land on cxr,h's bosom was found,
s.s the usht OF those Gavs like q SHADOW mas nowa,
since The new party move BY the Ieao OF MAnone-
p.. s.s.,r,eut msy do in some worldly afYa'rs.
Just Is wheat may grew well though surroanoed cy
pu, when used to aefrsud our dear State Of her
on VINO would not blmsb when he utters the nameY
Though the Person may preach on his idoired
ina. s,i Scucr is vain and all virtue dream;
Thsi Ills right TO do wrong and that fools arc q"
And 10 nav honest debts is thing TO despist-
Vet the day shall return with the glory OF yore
~ osr dear mother Sta'e---to the land we adore;
sReadiustmensr Is toomed-must 60 unoer I've
And take ITS last sleep Hike a dream 10 The grave.
With honor dcparted aud Justice all dead,
Win state pride forgotten and virtue All ned,
on who In virgins would not blush WIN snane
When he thinks OF the past anu her o"ee "'
manner
And her heroes who sleep In deaths endless em-
Could thew sleep on in peace meath the cloud of dis
Nh Virginia. dear land, once the home OF the best,
Shall thy name set In gloom Ike The sun In the west
HEYRIco, June 22, 1881.
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RICHMOND. Jnne %. 1881,

RICHMOND. June 90, 1881.
Editors Dispatch; Will you kindly in
form a reader OF your paper where Harvard,
Yale. and Princeton Colleges are locatedT
Which Is the oldest institution. 9nd which
has the finest school OF EnglishS L.
Harvard, at Cambridge, Mass.
Yale, at New Haven, Conn.
The College Of New Jersey, at Princeton,
In New Jersey.
Harvard Is the oldest.
We can't answer the last question.
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BY 6rubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

kPal Estate Agents auu AuCtlOHetrs,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.
TRACT OF 100 40-100 ACRES OF
l. GOOD LAND on THE WILLIAMSBURG
AND CENTRAL TURNPiKES, ABOUT ONE
MILE EAST OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTlON.-ln
execution OF decree of HeDrico Circuit Court en-
tered on March 8, 1873 in the suit of Harrison u.s.
Harri;on" &C., the UNDERSIGNED appointed Especial
commissioner therefor, will sell by auction, on the
premises, on -
TUESDAY, JUNE 2s, 1881,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. the VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND above referred to. beLg a portion Of he
Wayerly tract" formerly owned by the late VIII
liam l.. Harrison. II ms pretty front-partly on
the Williamsburg and partly on the Central turn
pike aud rams back to AmmOn'S creek. The New
port News extension Of tho Chesapeake and OHIO
railway runs through The tract The quality OF me
land Is good and on account of Its nearness TO the
city, on q good road. should attract attention OF par
ties seeking lands for cultivation or for Investment
plat of the property can be seen at the Office Of the
auctioneers.
THE TERMS will be very liberal, and will be made
known al the time of sae.
EDMUND WADDILL, Jr..
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc 1onters. 1e ~
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctio1eers,
No. Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY rtSlRABLE AND CENTRALLY
LOCATED DWELLING No. 100 NORTH FIFTH
81 REET. BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE
STREETS. AT AUCTlON.-ln execution of de-
cree Of the Chancery Court entered on l6th June.
In the case of Anderson, guardian, cS. Joynes and
ais : will sell by auction, upon the premises. on
MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1881,
at 6 O'Clock =. NJ, the RESIDENCE Of the late DR..
l.. :. Joynes situated as above.
IL has ten rooms besides kitchen also stable and
carriage-hOuse; Is well built nicely finished, In good
order and has ali the modern improvements. The
location Is elevated is Of the most desirable
avenues I'm The city. and offers peculiar Advantages
10 professional or business man.
TERMS: Al sale.
JOSEPH Il. ANDERSON, Commissioner.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. AucliOneers. je2l
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Nv W. Goddin. Auclioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL
DLFNT AND WELLLOCATED RRIC X
DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
BETW ZEN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
STREETS.-At the request of The owners shill oner
for sale at public aucilJn. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1881,
at 6 O'Clock l.. VI that DESIRABLE BRlCk
DWELLING located as above, now IN the Occupan-
cy of Mrs. Simms. The lot has a front of 27Xl 53
feet TO an alley 20 feet wide The dwelling contains
about eight or nine rooms, with all Of the usua out
buildings, in an excellent locality and Is In fair re-
pair. ,
TERMS: One third cash balance at six aud twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added aud Sc
cured by n deed of trust. W. GODDIN,
10 % AuctOneer.
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cprpps q WILLIAMS. Auctionet rs.
BY Robert d. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.


MEAT. ATTRACTIVE, AND Elk.
N CFEDINGLY DESIRABLE TwO-sTORY
FRAME DWELLING. No. 223S yENABLk
STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF TWENTY
THIRD STREET. NOW OWNED AND OCCU-
PiED BY DABNEY q. BAKER. ESQ. FOR SALE
BY PUBLIC ADDITIONALLY request OF the owner
will offer TOR sale, upon the premfses. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. 1881,
at 6 o'clock Z. NJ, the above DESIRABLE PRO.
PERTY. The house contains seven rooms, and Is
very Substantially built, aud Is In frst'cass order.
Water, &C., on the premises. The lot has front OF
SO feet on the north line OF V,nabe street. and runs
back lS0 feet 10 an alley The locality aud sur
roundings make this property espe clally desirable
for dwelling. Special att, ni0n Is asked 10 this
sale.
TERMS: Literal, and announced at sale.
ROBERT r.. LYME.
te24 AuclOnctr.