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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-01
Florida and Pacific Railroad
Company.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATE
TTvHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
II that pursuant to the provisions of an act of the
a General law for the Inrornoration Of Railroads.
and Canals" approved February 10, 1874, they have
formed company, and filed their Articles of Asso
citation with the Secretary of State for the purpose
Of constructing, maintaining, coupling and opera
ting railroad from the river through
the counties of Jackson, Washington, Holmes, Wal
ton, Santa Rosa and Escambia, in the State Of
Florida, and thence Mobile in the State of A Ia
bama, with branch from the main line TO Mont
gomery, Alabama.
NATHANIEL X. FAIRBANK,
j. NJ WALKER,
SIDNEY A. KENT,
VIM. b. STRONG,
FRANK r. SHERWIN,
ELI L. SHELDON.
EDW. M. CHENEY.
January, IS, 1SS1-3m
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
~ the undersigned executrix and executors of the
last will and testament of David c. Wilson, de-
ceased. late of Leon county, State of Florida, will
present their final accounts to the County Judge of
said county, and apply for discharge rs such exec
utrx and executors.
F. A. F. WARDEN, Surviving Exccutrix,
W. r. WILSON, Surviving Executor,
d. c. WILSON, JR., Surviving Executor.
November 16, A. D. 1SS0-6m
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a - OutAt fnrnished free with full instructions for
Nv HeOnducting the most profitable business that any
~ Zone can engage In. The business Il so easy 70
VIearu, and our Instructions are % simple and
pian hat any one make great profits from the very
start No one can Gail who IL willing 70 work. women
arc Is successful Boys and girls can earn large
sums Many have made at the bunness over one hundred
dollars IN snRle week. Nothing like II ever known be
fore All who engage surprised at the and rapid
ty With which tkey ere able to make money You can
cnR3e IN the buslness during your spare time At great
oaE You do not have to invest capital In It. We take all
hG risk Those who need ready money sh0uld write to
q a once. All furnished free Address TRrE 4 Co,
Aueusta Maine jani-1y
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Savannah, Florida and western

No change of cars between Savannah and Jack
sonvile and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between Sa-
vaRnah and Jacksonville.
Sleeping run through to and from Savannah
and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany, without
change
Passengers from Savannah for Fernandiaa, Gaines
vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick GOO A, ~.
Passengers leaving Brunswick ut S.00P. NJ. arrive
at Savannah 900 A. NJ.
Passengers leaving Macon at Ills A. NJ. daily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with this train
for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train. connect at
Jesup with train arriving in Macon aE 6.25 P. NJ
daily including Sunday.
Connect at Albany with Passenger trains both
ways on Southwestern Railroad to and from Ma
con, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
etc.
Mail steamer leaves Bainbridge for Apalachicola
~ Tuesday and Saturday afternoon.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily Sundays
cxcepted) for Green Cove Springs, st. Augustine,
Palatka, Enterprise, and all landings pa st. Johns
river.
Trains B. and A. X. R. leave Junction, going
west, at ll31 A. NJ, and for Brunswick at 4.40 P.
NJ. daily, except Sunday. is-
Through Tickets sold, and Sleeping Car Berths
cured, at Brens Ticket Office No. % Bpll street. and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Passen-
ger Depot.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-EASTERN DlVI-
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
IN sons having claims against the estate of Sarah
A. Betton, deceased late of Leon county, Florida,
whether creditors, legatees persons entitled to
distribution, to present their claims to the under
signed administrators, either Of therU, at Talla
hassee properly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law or they will he barred, and all per
sons indebted to said estate will make payment
Immediately
&. II. MEGINNlSS,
NJ LIVELY,
Jan. II, 1SSl-Sw Administrators.
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Rail Roads, &c.
Jacksonville, Pensacola { Mobile
RAILROAD.

OFFICE or MASTER OF TRANsPoRrAYTor
TALLAHASSEE, fla., Sept q. 1850.
On and after september 2, 1880, Tralua on mi.
road will run as follows: 'A''
PASSENGER TRAIN-DAITv =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-24
NO 22.
UkKL.sD POULTRY fahDS,

Corner 10Th an.t G, TO -,r.ets, 0akln nd.
ConstantlN on and ana scr sale c oice specimens of
the fol ow in. val iotits t,w.s.
- Dirk ni Ii mt Hrahmas, 81 #, White and
"A tatIitse ,cIus MhIc AID Brown leg
(.SshsM iors, Dlkngs, I"I h, han bugs, Ply.
tf$ss$SsH mouth htc :, ans AID Sebritht Eantams
<AATffssas Hr''zc TrIkc!s, Pcki .. yobuTy and
, 81" ~ toutn Ducks. = fe arrival Of ,ggS
%~-1->A guarantee 'NS Satisfaction guaranteed
For fu ther Ef laJiu scu St mp for illustrated cir.
cuIars to GLU. BAhL y, 7 u Box lT7l, :. I. Cal.
u ic i.s-E; Z
Geo B. Bayey's Poultry Yards, Come 10Th and Castro
street, Oakland Address T. q. box In san tIaucsco
Cali oria
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-17

BY W. ooddIn. Auct;ouwr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA'
~ BLE CITY AND SUBURBAN kEAL
EsTArE.In pursuance Of decree OF tc 1.a, ~
~ Court OF the city Of Richmond, cncrna on w
2Ist June, 1881, IN the four eases Of W iLs.on
executor &c, rs. Briefs executors, BE-; Iurnel
and Wifi. rs. Briefs executors, &C.. Rohinson' wiz
sues, &C.. rs. BrIei, &C.; aud HARDWOOD WING sue'
vs. Brel. &C.. we, the undcrsigncd' sIecisi con-,
missioncrs thereby appointed VIII oher ior s'io
al public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1851,
I'm the order advertised, ~ fair; II not, on me
first fair day therraffer.l the following NALOA-
BILE II EAT. ESTATE-yiz.: r.x. ,,,.prr
First. At IL O'Clock NJ. that LhkGn II 4,
Unwilling No. 1927 east Main street, fronting
Is il-l2 feet, running back 100 feet TO zz-loD'
aIley; now occupied byS Binswnngcr AS sAsn-
and bl.nd-store, under good rental: ,.,
he sM 4 3s2Tk No. Hsss north NOR Vens5e
street, near to M0sby street, flxlIf iest; an -.
Fourth. AZ Q O'Clock Il. NJ. VACANT Loi eas'
side OF Twcnty-irst streef between ana s'reo's'
330xl25 fcttio l4-fOot alley. , n
Fifth Twenty-second street between l. ana Y
streets 33Oxl2J feet 90 l4-foot alley.
Sixth. Fast Twenty -sccond street between Y anu
streets. 33Ox135 feet 10 4-foot alley. -
Seventh. Wet Twenty-third street betWseh Y
and streets, 33Cxi25 fee, to 14-foot alley.
These vacant lots lie In Henrco county near %
yonablc street. ON which are gas and wafer; anu y
near to the former residence OF the late Berni.ru
Briel. and are beautifully situated Tor suDurD"h
residences or markct-gardens- -.
TERMS: One fourth cash; b1lancc NJ six tWeiNe,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and tile retained III ai OF inc p uIcll'55. ~,
the Court.
JOHN u. YOUNG,
HILL CARTER.
GEORGE l.. HAW,
A. II. COURTNEY,
noIJ Special Commissioners.
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small.Pox in baltimore.

The yellow flag Is the sign OF smallpox
In Baltimore, but Its significance seems not
TO be thoroughly understood there. On
Tuesday last, ~ that index OF danger WAS
being hoisted Ia front of an infected house
In that city, man came up and asked,
"What time viii 1t begin ," "What time
swill ,chat begin p" asked an officer. "Why,
the sale, Of COURSE" was the reply. "This
amt an auction" beloved the indignant
officer, otis the smallpox" The man was
in o second beating retreat. II might be
interesting to him to know that auction
flags are red and not yellow. On account
ol this mistake and for fear this individual
might have imitators, 1t has been decided to
have the words Smallpox" printed in
large black letters across the flag. Vaccina'
tion Is very widespread. and all the vaccine
physicians are busy with the virus. Health
Commissioner james A. Steuart has ISSUED
TO the principals Of each private and public
school hi the city card calling their atten
lion TO the section OF the statute relating Il
the health Of the city, in which II Is made
punishable with so fine for each offence Il
admit pupil without certificate Of vac
ciuation.
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] satisfactory progress h being made IN
the work of securing an adjustment OF Mt.
81. Mary's College (dd.) financial. difficult
tics.
General John NJ. Schofeld, United States
army. was a scl,oolmasicr Of Mr.. J. Wilson
Guifcau, who u witness In his brothers
case.
Smallpox Il on the increase In many OF
the northern and western cities, and the
most active measures are being rcsorted TO
10 prevent It's spreading.
The Washington Republican says Mar
vim, the bigainist and forger, has been ap-
pointed to clerkship In the shoe depart
ment OF Richmond pcnltentiary.
Hon. John Jay Knox, Comptroller OF the
Currency, delivered the second OF course
OF three lectures on Finance before the
students Of Johns-Hopkins University,
Baltimore, on Tuesday evening.
Colonel Charles G. Frendcnbcrg, retired,
us. A., and Mrs. Frendcnberg, who re.
turned two weeks ago from an extended
tour I'm Europe, have arrived at the Riggs
House, where they have taken quarters Tor
the winter.
Inc Ocsttn Il uHuOuii'tu VI
Bidwell. long known to the public through
his editorial labors in connection with tue
Eclectic MoJozine and other periodicals.
He was the son Of Connecticut farmer,
born at Pennington, June q, l79S.
Justice Bixby, OF New York, has re-
ceiyed communication from Mr.. Hardy,
the Tombs physician, stating thai he had
carefully examined Colonel J. Howard
Weles, who is charged with blackmailing
Jay Gould, and that he believes him sane.
Sir Garnet-wolseley has written letter
i'm which he says that about 90 per cent.
Of the crime in the British army Is owing
TO drunkenness. and that when the men
are removed from the temptation OF lntoX-
icating liquor crime is practically unknown
among them.
AT present there seems TO be little chance
OF the prizo-Gght between Holden and
White taking place in Ontario, Canada.
The sheriff Of Norfolk county has made
ample preparations TO meet the prize
fighters should they attempt to land on
Canadian territory.
The whiskey-distillers Of Cincinnati have
entered into an agreement, which has been
Joined by the producers in Ohio, Illinois,
Indiana, and Missouri, TO reduce fhe pro-
duction one half, so us to raise the price.
The number Of distillers that have en-
tered the pool is so great that they will be
able easily to control the market.
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ARRIVAL or RUSSIAN ExiLEs AT NEW YORK.

ARRIVAL OF RUSSIAN ExiIEs AT NEW YORK.
NEW York, November 15.-The steamer
Bohemia, OF the Hamburg line, which ar
rived at this port to-day, had among Its
passengers 100 OF the prosecuted Jews,
who were the first that emigrated to Spain
during last summer. They have been as.
sisted TO this country by the Alliance Israel
Universelle, whose home office Is In Paris,
with branches throughout Europe and one
IN New York.
The Hamburg Steamship Company has
agreed to provide these passengers with
food according to the old Hebrew ritual
{kosher), beginning ut their start from the
Russian frontier until their arrival at New
York, and the agents of the line viii also
co6perate with the aboye~named charitable
insfsfutlon here to provide for their comfort
e. their various destinations. They are
ueincIpally NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hardy
mn and their objective points are Louis
Ira and Texas. The SiIcsia, OF the same
llns, q due here on Wednesday next with
~ uore On beard, and It Is said that 5000
U1|14ollow during the course OF the winter.
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p4 YSkK VwFlnIccffEshll ] faafosflSs H9xsE
At AUCTIDN-~iMP0RIAN 70 TIE
TR RsSkn AFP s skL 81 ~ s--l bis
GOODS -ss
OVER 100000 WORTH OF FoREIGy AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS , AT ASc sIoi,E Hr
ioof MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE
rosr-ofFI.c,EIy, IlII G. on VA
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1881,
and CONTINUING EVERY DAY until stock Is
disposed Of.
A large consignment Of Foreign aud Domestic pITy
Goods- consisting q WssI I,e or hN and NkR.
paEN g, t Spe 81 III lscs and coops
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and SCoIch FANoi
fUERRAAegfkih s Mo efSduIn nTa h giEsTiSd
Also, sSoTc, FfESGT and G GE1sNAsI r NE
OTTOMAN, REAL CAMEE's HAIR, and
other fashionable aud desirable SllAWLs'
SWISS, NOTTINGHAM, and TAMBoJR LACE
pRfss GOODS in great variety, such as HEAVY
BLACK and COL0RED slLkS, sATlNs'
Inn az REL EH%S5i ' MfRISos, sXTEEN
CLOTHS. CAsHMERE1s, sERGEs, AL-
PAeAs, EMPRESS CLOTHS, &e.; arr
vELvETs, yELvETEENS, and FINE
PLUSH SUlTINGS; ,..,..,. e,,>,,
I'm f,dG aoa r. re Yards Vide:
A large line of ENGLISH and AMERICAN
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LADIES ana
SIEEY, CARPETS, RUGS, &c.
MARSEILLES and TURKISH QUILTS, and a
variety Of othergoods too numerous to mention.
Sale TO cortinuc from day 10 day until The entire
stock Is sOId. The whole to be sid without re-
serve In lots TO suit ALL for cash. The above large
and wel-selected stock must IL SOLD regardless OF
price In order to make prompt settlement with
creditors ~
sales commence daily at 10 A. NJ and 2:3o
1880 i. VI. Special accommodations Tor laales.
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Briefs.-The people here will not pay
any special attention to the presidential
proclamation recommending the oath as a
day Of thanksgiving.
Postmaster Beattic has increased his IA
cilities for serving the people with mail
matter by charging the area hitherto de-
voted TO that purpose.
Only an occasional Olympic-Boat club
man IL now seen taking pull OH the river.
The weather is too cool and the days too
short.
The Police Court had no case before il
yesterday worthy OF mention.
The electric light which the steamer Old
Dominion carried in coming w the river
Monday night from New York was dis
tinctly seen in Manchester. by 1t darkness
was made visible all over Rockets, and
especially in the vicinity Of the steamers
wharf.
A very large boiler was landAj yesterday
ut the foot OF Hull street from the Danville
I'D for one Of the riverside
manufactures.
The Manchester bucket factory is finish
Ing It's reccn...y-begun addition to the main
WORK
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Festive Enoyment.-The Lyceum Social
Club on Tuesday night cOmmemorated its
sixth anniversary by muster in force at
its fine hall; after which festive enjoyment
was entered into with zest to the inspiring
strains Of fine hand. There were many
pretty ladies present, and some most grace
full and accomplished trippers Of the light
fantastic toe. Ilefrcshment was served
about midnight. The dancing and merrl-
ment were prolonged till the small hours
u me morning.
The hall was tastefully decorated with
bunting, flags, and flowers. There were a
number OF young ladies from Richmond
present. Much Of the success Of the en-
fertainment was due to.the efficient action
OF the committee OF arrangcments-Me
James +. Bradley and Conrad F. Lips
comb
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Maar6<Sier Nasons.--Thc members OF
she Lodge Of this ancient brotherhood IN y,
this city, In view OF the fact that tncy wiz
ere long DC called on to celebrate tne ohc-
hnndredth anniversary OF the insu.ution
~ the lodge In Manchester, are SERIOUSLY
contemplating having a memoir OF tne
Lodge prepared. The lodgc-room Is
x,,bsiantjaI brick building, built many years
since. ON sixth street west OF Hull, on lot
given the brotherhood by party who stip-
mated that it was always to be used Tor
Masonic purposes, and when It ceased so
"a be Il should revert 10 the heirs OF the
donor. II was In former days in the most
populous and fashionable part Of the city,
but the bulk OF the people have long ago
settled south and west OF Sixth street
II Il probable that II there were FUNDS 10
be obtained the lodge would now bui'd
hall further up Hull street. stili the
present lodge has connected with IL many
pyeasant associations, and ties OF memory
and affection with the Manchester bretn-
rem for their old place are very strong.
II the work Of preparing memoir were
entrusted TO either Judge William j. Ciop-
ton. DIR. Wcisigcr, or DIR. Algernon >.
McRae. or rather were they willing 10 I'M
dertakc IL, an assurance would thereby DC
ot once afforded tina: 1t would be properly
done. Each OF these gentlemen Know
some OF the traditions connected WIN tue
old lodge-room, and much Of its history
during the long course OF its existence
Many OF the old names Qp it, roster are rs
familiar in Richmond as In Manchester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-17

The Daily Reuie,c, Of Wilmington, n.
G., comes TO us mourning the death OF one
Of its editors, Theodore Calhoun James,
who died on Wednesday last OF apopleXy.
In speaking of his death his associate says /:
"IIe had been the associate editor on this
paper for nearly five years. Brothers as we
were, OF very nearly the same age, raised
together, schooled together, in camp TO-
gether during the first year OF the war, and
intimately associated in business during
the past five years, our grief is simply in
expressible. OF his virtues-for he had
many-let others speak"
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Death Of an old Citizen.-Alexandel
Baxter, Esq, so long and popularity known
here, breathed his last at II O'Clock yester'
day after several weeks Of lingering and
painful prostration. His age was seventy
one years, and he was native OF Scotland
lie was surrounded by his family and q
number OF friends when the final summons
came. His death is none the less regretted
because expected. Deceased was an origi-
nal member Of the Elliott Grays and also q
prominent member Of the Caledonian Club
OF Richmond.
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Court House Square. The lot OF ground
OH Hull street, which contains the market
house, Hustings-Court room, Jail, Alert
Fire-Company's house, and other city OIL
fees, and which Is used for NIL public
gatherings, resembles more an old-neld
common than the well-ordered preserve OF
athriying city. 1t is conceded by all citi-
zens who have given the matter any attcn-
tion that al the lot, save that part on which
the market-bouse stands, should be en-
closed with substantial fence. An
effort will be made 10 get the City
Council TO order fence TO be erected,
which will not only be credit to the taste
OF the City Fathers, but also substantial
enough TO stand the wear and tear OF good
many years. At present the lot in the day
time Is playground for dogs, and at night
a roosting-place for cows. The few trees
that Lave been planted in front OF thc
courthouse have had no chance to grow,
and will not unless little care is expended
on them. While the lot is open care or
anything else expended is so much time
and labor thrown away.
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by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Peal Estate Auctlonccrs, / los Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE IMPROVED BROAD-STREET PRO-
PERTY At AUCTION.-By virtue Of decree OF
Richmond Chancery Court pronounced on 18TH OF
Jehle and Others | will proceed - sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1881,
at o'clock T.. NJ, that VALUABLE BRICK
STORE and LOT No. GIG ead Broad street, be-
tween sixth and seventh streets. now occupied by
Il. G. Artzger. The lot fronts on Broad street u
feet, with depth Of 14I feet 20 Market or FINK
alley.
TERMS: One third cash balance In equal install
mcnts In six, twelve. and eighteen months, nego-
table notes 90 be given for deferred payments,
with interest added and title retained until AL the
purchase-noney Is paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court. Ii. RAND. WELLfOKD,
Special Commissioner.
Sale 10y FRANK ID. HILL & Co., Auctioneers.
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Marridge.-0n Tuesday night a large
number OF the friends OF the parties assem-
bled in the "0ld Tavern" Hull street, to
witness the nuptials Of Mr.. John Davis, on
Henrico, and Miss Alice Pollock, OF Ches-
terfeld county. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Alanson, rector OF
Meade Memorial church. The happy cou-
pie start off with the good wishes Of hosts
of friends.
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sAll trains daily except sunday.
Ffelgnt train leaving Richmond az \. VI. '.'
have passeugcr-cOach attached.
Train No. "A connects IL burkoylllc viii \.
folk and Western railroad Tor Farm' le' if ''
burg, aud all southwestern points.
Train No. so fast mail stops only II Jcici-' ...'
Burkeyllie. brakes Branch, Bark-ltic- b'iif I'.'
Greensboro, salisbury, Charlotte, spartan 't' -
Grcenville, Seneca, Toccoa. Lula, aud Can,
connecting at Atlanta Tor all points south -"'
Southwest.
Train No. As Through passenger stops az al ','.
tions. connecting AT Suthcr1u's ~iu Allit"N p.
Sutherlin Nsrrow-1iSuge railroad for hil-h' y
salisbury with Western North Carol na riill.'
fOr All points IN Western North CgrollnAf ai Nl-
lanta for ali points south and southwest.
Train No. IL Through passenger aud mai s,,i-
at all stations, connecting al suhcrins ID
ton and Sutherlin's Aarros-baugC railroaI .'
Milton; NJ Atlanta for all points south ana >"'-
ve.t; al Charlotte with Chsrlotto t0lumii AN'
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta ~a'Ah-
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from The south arrive a. Rlchm'ht %
4:47 l.. W., sac 4. NJ. 6:0l 4. NJ, ana l11f %
NJ and from West Point ~ lO;l5 I. ". iIae.'-'
gerl, 1885 l.. NJ, and sos 4. ". lFrcighLl
PTLLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5O--RichmOnd "a Atlanta 49,
On Train 4S-Ncw York and Atlanta rtd W ~
Ington and Danyille; and GREENSBORO a. htN)
! station, Western North Carolina railroad. 49,.
| ON Train 42-W ashinginn, Richmond ana D''
willie, and Danyille and Augusta. .. ,t
| All passenger trains Except sass mani '"P w
/ Bon Air. .-.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast @h
4 southwest, aud baggage checked through
! olay-oyer checks given oil local ueA,n,,pr
General Passenger and Ticket Agcr..
/ r. VI. n. TALCOTT, &c neral Manager. "' T.
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Ey W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and auclloneers,
T OF WITH A FRAMED COTTAGE

T OF WITH A FRAMED COTTAGE
IL THEREON, No. 1904 WET CLAY
al the request of the owner sell at public auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1881,
~ < y. NJ. the DESIRABLE LOT. with a
FRAMED COTTAGE thereon containing thice
rooms. &c. located as above described, ifontlng
on tic north line Of Clay street sos 100 rect.
TO any one desiring nice little home thiS ohefs
TERMS one tl.ird cash residue st six and twelve
months, for NEGOTIABLE notes, Interest added Sc
cured Nv a trust-dced. ". II. LYME Co,
no = AuctiOnccrs.
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by >. Thompson brown.
Real Estate Agent and AncfioSccr,
II13 east Main street.

GALE OF THAT GRANITE-FRONT
- sToRF. MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIF-
TENTH AND SEVENTEENTH, No. 1888
At the request OF the owner Will sell ut public
auction, on the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1881,
at o'clock r. ~. that valuable sTOhE MD
DWFI,I,ING No. 1873 east Main street, fronting
on the south side OF Main street 24T feet and rn-
ming back between parallel Hines 30 eet 10 an aley
is feet Wide. The said property Is occupied ~
Jscob cyff az "A dry-xOotls and nOtion-store. Tile
uprcr part over the store - well arrangef Tor
family use and contains ten rooms, gas, zc &C.,
and has good side entrance.
This store Is always tcnanted Mt fair paying
rct,i. and Il iItablc for any kind 81 business.
TERMS One third cash: balance at four, eight,
and twelve months. per cent. Interest added, and
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
nol7 Auctionccr.