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FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1881

GSyHt Wiz oi0i1y 0NS'SS 49, SO'N''
abolition Of slavery throughout his do
minion.
Tie assessors of Brooklyn are tax
ing all the parsonages Of the churches.
The revenue will be Increased several
hundred thousand dollars.
The Bradford oil district is alive
with excitement over two rich strikes
across the line in New York, flowing
100 to $50 barrels per day.
Rats ate all the signatures off will
at North Adams, Mass, and the mn-
tilated document is, therefore, the sub
.ject of litigation.
Last year $4,000 young men Of the
military age left Germany for the UNI
ted States, and this year it is probable
the number of our immigrants of this
class will reach $4,000.
French Navy officers and seamen
are now permitted to grow bear,ls and
muslachcs, but mustaches withou,
boards are still prohibited. The Min
lister Of Marine has just issued de-
cree to the above effect.
According to Washington dispatch
es Secretary Blaine has been suffering
from Bright's disease, vertigo, rheu-
matism, dyspepsia, malaria and sew
eral other fashionable and political
ailments. lie is better now.
Another crazy man went into the
Adjntant-Gene Office, slapped Gen
eral Drum on the back, and said he
had had a revelation that he must kill
Vice President Arthur. He was
promptly arrested.
Secretary Robert Lincoln has three
children, the second being an eight
year-ol, son named Abraham" who
rides bicycle like a professional with
the sons of President Garfield and At
torney- General MacVeigh.
The St. Petersburg correspondent,
of the Independence Beige says the
Jewish troubles have been excessively
exaggerated. Where 100 Jews are
reposted massacred, one has been so
disposed Of, and the loss of the Odessa
lsraelites instead of being millions has
been few thousands.
Lee Chin, Chinaman, some time
ago married white woman in Color
ado and moved to Wyoming, where
he and his wife were indicted for mis-
cegcnation. The Wyoming court has
decided that the marriage is legal.
Lee Chin's countrymen shun him now,
claiming that he has disgraced their
race.
Messrs, Moody and Sankey are said
to have disagreed as to the division Of
the proceeds from the sales of Sankey's
hymn books, and a new partnership
has been formed, in which Z. p. Miller
formerly workman in the car shops
at Denver, will take the place of San
key. The new firm will be Moody X
Miller.
The man who threatened to shoot
Blaine is Daniel Mcnamara, AZ wears
old, perfectly insane He saws that
recently set of mediums formed a
plot to shoot Grant, and he was Sc
lected to do the shooting, but they
abandoned it, as Grant promised to
stand by them in scheme they had
formed. Surgeon Elliott pronounced
him insane and harmless. He was
sent to the asylum. He had no pistol.
The Washington Monument has
reached a height of 200 feet. About
thirty feet have been added since last
spring, when work upon it was re-
Al 4
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For Sale.
Apparatus for Making, BotJling
and Dispensing,

Complete Outfits, Materials a ndup
plies Established 4S years. illustrated
and Priced Catalogue sent to any address
on application. Send your orders direct
to JOHN MATHEWS,
First Avenue, 26th & 9th SITS, New York
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NOTICE.

WE ARE GOING TO MAKE A
w change in our business by the first
Of August, 1887, and would request all
those who are indebted to us to come for
ward and settle their accounts as we need
money. Il. MILLER, u Co.
Idaho City, July 8, 1S61-1m.
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- Prayer by the chaplain OF the Penn
aylyania R1nse Of Representatives: 20.
l4ard give these Lawmakers more brains |
More iiralnsl! More bFainsliI"
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Strange Sensations.

Conductor A. 8. Parker, of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, who resides in Battle
Creek, Mich, by an accident lost O
leg and arm at Slillwell Station. The
members severed from the body were left
lying by the side of the track, while the
body was Immediately conveyed TO South
Bend for medical assistance. AS soon IA
be recovered consciousness he began to
complain that his right arm vas in q
cramped condition. His attendant,
knowing his arm was many miles away
By the side of the railroad track. paid no
attention to his complaints, thinking him
out of his head. He still continued his
assertions that the fingers OF hissright
arm were doubled under his hand, and
asked his assistants TO send and get his
arm at Stillwell. By his speech they
saw that he realized the accident,
aud telegram was sent to Stillwell to
send the mutilated arm TO its owner.
The request was carried our, and the arm
sent to him by oxpress. So soon as it
was taken'a ap off the ground, few mo-
ments after the telegram was sent, Parker
remarked to his assistants that his arm
was all right now, that they had picked
1t up. Every time person took hold of
it along the route Parker would speak Of
it, and cry out with pain wben'it was
roughly handled and whenever any OF
his attendants touched it while it lay
in the next room to him he knew II as
quickly as though the arm we're stil at.
tached to his body. The messenger who
got the arm said that be found II
just aa Parker had said it was, with
the fingers cramped under it. This
is one of the most singular yet we'll au.
thenticated cases on record, where man
could feel an arm which was cut off and
lay many miles from him, and which had
been cut of many hours The physicians
are baffied TO account for it, and can only
class it under the head of the unexplain.
able phenomenal mysteries which are me,
with in the study of nature.
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A Challenge by Telegraph and Meet.
iER In Person.


A "cursing out" over the wires comes
in such round about way, the words
fall in ouch q cold and spiritless manner
perhaps rare in which the insult pro.
rule, however, We have to record.
More than two years ago-a well -kE own
and popular Telegraph operator, s;Stio ued
$: :!i;s place, il az irritable m.o.nea. 1o-
ceiyed an insult from q brother operator
in Greenyille, s. G. Generous and lib.
eral in everything eise, he could not
brook personal reflection. and the sting
ranked in his mind. For two years,
wherever tho two operators have been in
communication, the words have seemed
curtcr, the letters cut shorter, until the
unfeeling instruments themselves have
seemed to espouse the quarrel. Last
Saturday they broke out into angry
pickering, hot words were exchanged for
not words, faster and more furious grew
| the war, the click. click of the instruments
was deafeniDg. when, suddenly, it reached
u climax, the deadly insult was given and
| received, and the instruments resumed
their ordinary slow and business- like
tone.
will you meet me and give me salts.
| faction ?" was said in n cold and deliber-
ate manner.
81 WILL" was the answcr. in manner
equally cold and deliberate
| "Where?"
'On half way grouud. The passenger
trains meet u. Gastonia. will meet you
thero tonight"
| 40. K"
| This was sll The Charlotte operator
closed the instrument, obtained leave of
absence, got into his coat and boarded
the train for Gastonia. One o'clock in
the morning, the moon shining bright,
GastOnia, and the other train in sight.
A few minutes interval and the antago.
nists confronted each other. The Char.
lotte man weighs about 130 pounds. Tho
Grecnville man ITO. The latter had txo
friends with him evidently to insure fair
off, sufficient to take them from the range
selected and the two men laid of their
coats.
| Tho Charlotte operator, quick and &C.
tiye, but otherwise ut disadvantage,
made the onset and delivered several
wclldirccted blows upon the face Of the
other. The latter in his turn closed
| with him and attempted to throw him.
The activity Of the first again came
70 his assistance and successfully got tho
inturn on his enemy, but, in the fall, un.
fortunately etl"ct his head against tho
corner of a fence. His attention was to-
tally absorbed in looking at stars for the
| next few seconds. which his antagonist
took advantage of to invert the order OF
their position. The ITO FOUNDER now
had it oil his own way. He eat on top Of
the Charlotte man and bent him till he
wns too tired to beat any longer. The
| Charlotte man 10 true grit, however, and
| under more favorable auspices probably
| would have won the Gght. No quarter
was asked or given. The names are
withheld by request Charlotte Observer,
Mayl0. n
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South Carolina Railroad


On and after Thursday. January G. 1881. Passen.
ger trains will run follows:
DOWN.
n m
Arrive Mt Charleston u....ll Ia n m nm ~
Arrive at IS m
S.lU d
Arrive at Columbia. .........ll. 80 a pl 529 IN
Close connections made with GreenviIia and Co.
iui" bia railroad to aud from Wulhalln Grcenville
vlle
Day trains run daily. Sundays excepted Night
trains run daily, Sundays included. Sleepinp cara
on all night trains-berihs only $780,
On WSdnesdeys aud Saturdays connection Ia
made nj Charleston with steamers for Ncyy York
and on Taeldays and Saturdays with steamer ST.
John Tor Jacksonvilie and 81. Johns River points
Passenger trains to Augusta leave Charleston nj
a. a; m. and !, rs p M, and arrive at Augusta at
D ~ p, IN, and Lob a. M making connections daily
With trains of Central Raiir nd OF Georgia. aud or
the Georgia Railroad, for Macon, Atlanta aud oil
points West aud Southwest.
Jous b. PECK. Gen. supt
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A Colorado Spider Story.

"A short distance from Buena Vista,
says the Leadville (Co.) Chronicle, 10 q
cave inhabited by spiders which differ
size'and are quito useful to the needy
people of that region. Tho cave was
discovered last December by party of
sight-seers, and the spiders and their
work were witnessed. On entering the
cave one is frat struck by the funny
looking webs. They are worked lie
webs. of other spiders, but every fibre Is
ten times % large rs the ones woven by
ordinary tpiders. On passing further
into the cave the spiders are encountered.
They are about ithe size Of small birds
and make q strange noise while weaving
their web. Tie webs are 80 tough and
the fibre so large that it is almost an
impossibility 10 break down web.
S0me four weeks ago while looking at
the cave miner got to examining tho
webs. Their strans were about the size
of number IL thread, and he thought
that they could be used for thread.
Having a needle in biz possession he
broke off ono of tho strands and found
that 1t fitted the needle. Sewing q loose
button To teat the efficacy he fo;iTd It Oh
strong as silk thread, and that it answer.
cd his purpose. Since then the people
have Aocked in and carried away hoatl
Of the vebs, but thespiders do notappeal
to object Ia tho least. There issome tall
anntlg capitalista of starting q thread
faetory there and using the webs fol
thread.
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PERRY, lIorsros Co.. GA. JAM %. 1880.
In the year 1873. there were two negro prisoners
confined In the jail Of this county. who were very
badly afflicted with that loaihsome disease syphilis.
In my official capacity Ordinary, employed
Capt. C. 7. Swift, then resident Of this place, 10
cure MetH. under contract. mo cure, no pay" He
administered to them his celebrated Syphilitic
specific. and in few weeks felt bound, under
my contract. TO pay him ont Of the county treasury,
as he had effected complete and radical cure.
In testimony hereunto set my official sigma
*@0H ture and seal.
Seal a. 6. GILES,
.9Os Ordinary Houston County, Ga.
CHArTANoo0A. TESN., Feb. IA, 1879.
We take pleasure In saying that the 5. S. S. 10
giving good satisfaction. We hare had excellent
results from number Of cases. One gentleman,
who had been confined to his bed sir tr.eks with
Syphiltic Rheumatism, has been cured entirely,
aud speaks In the highest praise of It, 1t also act8
we'll In primary in secondary and tertiary cases.
CIlILES & BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprietorn,
Atlanta, Ga.
-! Sold by. simpson, Reid Co., and White q
Wiihite, Anderson, S. c.
Call for acopy OF Young Mems Friend"
Nov lS, 1880 10 I'm
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TAFEY .fRosl TEXAS. II have NOT Seen
singio slib Of ccFn with d Cover % llss
Corn cribs are built OF jack poles to hold
from three to Eve hundred bushels of
corn each. After tho crib is filed dry
hay or sorghum stalks are thrown over
tho top fos covering. The em0kehouses
are covered, but not nailed up. You can
see meat hanging in emokehouses as you
ride along the public road. Tha doo1 is
pIopped with polo to keep doga out.
Such Q thing as land deeds. mortgages,
bill OF sale, etc, as security, 10 never
heard of but those who stand we'll can
get all the money thUy want on thoii own
paper.
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- -Ifany person will invent machine
for duplicating California jury that
will return q verdict Of murder in the
fiSt degree where the victim is worth
100000 we will guarantee that the In.
ventor is likely to ge down to posterity
without ever aeeing the machiue put to q
lest
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SNERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue of various Executions to ME
I'D directed, will expose TO sale on the
first MONDAY in JUNE. A. y. 1881, at
Anderson Court House. South Carolina, the
following Tract OF Land, 70 wit
THE ALLEN TRACT,
Containing one hundred and fifty (I5O)
acres. more or less bounded by lands Of
NJ. 2. Tribhle, the homestead aud others.
Levied on aa the property Of John J. Matti.
son in favor Of Sloan & Seignous, and 9th.
ers, against John J. Mattisor, and sold OF
the risk OF the former purchaser.
TERMS or SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for all necessary papers.
- JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff OF Anderson County, 8. G..
May S. 1884 43 A.
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By Greoa s. Wise, Auctioneers.

) COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
- hiS REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
CoUNTY,-Pursuant to q decree of the Circuit
Cours OF Fairfax county at Novembar term, 1880,
N the case OF Emerson admir-. vs. Emerson ct.
al, tho undersigned commissioners tberein
named, will sell at public auction on TUES
DAY, the I'D day of March, 1881, at u o'clock
M, IN front of the entrance to tho Court Room
on Fairfax street. in the city of Ale1andris, Va,
L&AC1 OF LAND in Fairfax county, lying
lmEeisa:r's. - ."" Potomac river, three and
a half miles be!ow Alexsnurla, .:2i Containing
LUG 'cTc'. The land is believed to BIZ g GOOD
quality u easy ACCESS 10 market, while tue
sl.us!Ien for beauty is not surpassed by any on
TO river, commanding a full view of the cities
ot A!txardTia a1d Washington and tho sur.
rounding c@Ua!cy Of Maryland and Virginia.
Terms Of Sale: One fourth of tho purchase
money IN cash; tho residue in three equal in
ss.lmea:s as siz, twelve and eighteen months,
with Interest from date; tho bonds OF the pur.
c"sSa: 20 ba saxon, with security. and the title
- % retained until ail tho purchase money is
pa!c, u Q. CLaU4HTOM,) =,
". a. TAYLOR, oommfs. OF
y. Al. LOVE sa!e.
fahl6-roas
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ecclesiastical organization bo safely recnl tied &c
| usurp IN the smallest degree tie fuA:,!gIs ::
rtW5rs OF the national g0TernuIeEt.
Ino civil service csn never ba ..c-t. on 6
| satisfactory bssis uEtil it is regulated by .w.
For the good OF the service Itself fer tbs rr0.
tCctlon or those who arc entrusted with t.a up-
p l0tiEg power; against the waste ot tina snd
obstruction to the public bls;29s csu.ed ty the
lnorciaste pressure for places and for Ia, Bro.
tectl1l CT lIcum5apts against intrigue ard
wrong, thsl TT the proper time ask Congress
10 tx the tenure Of the minor otlca7s Of th9 sew.
eisl executive departments and prefctiba the
ground upon which removals shall ba m.to dur
Ing terms for which i0cunbcnts tavo been SD
pointed.
Finally acting .!waIo within tho su.LoIi.y
and llnIta.!ona # tho cjnsL:tu.ion, inyating
neither tho rights IF States nor the reserved
r'gu!s OF the people, It Nil DO the purpose of my
standardization to maintain the auth gritty of the
nsilon, ard In sll places within It's jurisdiction
70 enforce obedience 10 al tho Laws Ct the Union
IN the interests OF the people; = CeMaad rigid
economy IN oil the expenditures Of tho govern.
ment and to require the honest and fEtnul
service OF all olecu.ive oticsrs, remc.n bg.inc
thtt the ctNces were created rct for tho b.utli;
OF lrcumb ent5 or thtic supporters, b + for me
service CT The government
anG now. telloW.cltz rs, l sm a5Ju. 10 SIS.
sumo tho great trust which you have committed
10 my nanos. 1appcal to 5Cu for thst earnest
ana thoughtful support which makes his roy.
erament IN fact rs i! is in law Scyeralao!.. Of
the people. -
shall grady rely upoa the wisdom ssd pG-
triotsm OF Coogresa a1d OF those who may arc
Win me inc responsibilities and duties o. admin
lstfatlons. and above ell upon cur efforts 10
promote tho welfare of this gria. people, ard
their government, rovorently invoke the suu.
port and blessings of Almighty Gcd.
Immediately after taking tho osth General
GARFIELD turned end fcs. kissed his mother anl
then his wife
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SALE OF A. VALUABLE FARM IN
~ FAIRFAX COUNTY.-By virtue of a
deed OF trust executed by a. King Chandler
and wife on tho 9th day of May. 1876, and re-.
corded in lioer T. No. 4, page 409. in the clerks
oics CT Fairfax county, TO SECURE to the trustees
OF tho Protestant Epscopsl Education Society
IN Vlrglais, the payment OF twenty-five hun.
dred dollars with interest from the date Of said
decd default having been made in the payment
81 SAID principal sum, after demand), the un.
5e7signsd trustees will Oh MONDAY the 2lst
day of Asrch, 1881 (court day. at IL o'clock m,
6e!oro the Court House door, of Fairfax county,
proceed to sell st public auction certain
TRACT OF LAND, lying in said county, about
slx or seven miles from the Court House, and
two miles from Centreville, called Salisbury"
containing about five hundred aud sixty.seVen
and onc.hslf (5G7D scress. moro or less. and
improved by tne DWELLING HOUSE, out
buildings, stables. SC.
Terms Of Sale: So much in cash as will psy
INC eboVo mentioned sum ($250O) and the inter-
est due on the Same and the expenses of sale,
tho residue in cash. or upon credits of one and
Two years, vita Interest, the purchaser giving
BOND. end deed OF trust on the premises to Sc
cured the deferred payment; or on such terms
ss ssid a. King Chandler may agree to at the
slme oEs:lo Conveyancing at cost of purchaser
&kTE UR HERBERT, n-.
CAZEGOVE q. LEE. trustees.
fahJ-ic
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND in FAIR

SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR.
~ FAN COUNTY.-By virtue of a deed of
trus! executed by j. A.. Griesbauer, dated the
io:h day of January. 1876, deed recorded on
tic land records Of Fairfax county, the under.
signed trustee therein named, and ST the re-
qu"st of tho party thereby secured on SATUR.
DAY, tho 18th Day Of March, 1881, at II o'clock
No., will soil at public auction in front of Cats
Tavern e. west End IN said county the follow.
ins described property: 81 and $500 ACRES
OF LAND, lyinein Mt. Vernon District being
tho same trsct which tha said Griesbluer pur.
chased CT David Owon. This land is Of good
quality, we'll located snd improved by build
ings, sc.
Ioim; OF Sale: Enough CASH to pay costs of
sale and the sum Of SItG.00 with interest from
Eeoiu.ry .. lS,S. and the residue in two equal
instruments of ono snd two yosrs bearing date
and interest from day OF sal, and secured by
hen or tho property sold.
, THOMAS MOORE,
i)Hio Nv Trustea
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LNEGL REEIIILE:I

jh9 L.shC!Cr &go will arrive hcrs Saturday
n%hi, e. resume her Regular t7ip2 b:.waea this
cay ard Baltimore Sunday mkt;
Tho poll =. tho Intersection Of Cameron snd
CyumbHs !!Ttc!3 should he taken down before
:. falls Az! hurts somebody.
The Lou4onn Mirror. ia noticing tl5 HAYES
|cMcT@i," roads she article "yhsnkiu for
"n.a.! t::c!'.' acd coaciude5 it with 'Jolah !"
II. C".y c'5s p .poii11 h>aGq1acjyr3 this
n ri Jag "as lEat of lho 2:lat colurai boy ar
r-st5a yesterday afternoon Tor fighting on tho
roots :ic YES discharged with l. raprimead.
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Gs9HEESTNDaEsss
GGNFECTlOaEsss.
ALWAYS READY
HENRY DRENGLE.
NO. I20 KlNG STKEET,

Offers Il lie deicscics of The SESSION. For gears
he hiss catered Of the bea! TO the people in Ajax
drin and tho surrounding coun.7y, sud tho pes!
is his warrant for the future
PUk& CANDIES, DHHEGLG'S ICE
CREAM and Dessert Pics-spCcialtios; Riscs,
Fruit. Pound, Jelly ard Fancy, Ornamental nd
Plain, aro sold cheaper ih.n they can bo mar 4.
factuvaG 1T homo Also Cream Pan$ Tat: md
Pastry. Candies ard Tsti,y Of sll kinda Pcs g
specially Fruits. Nuts, Confac:ionerics Caro-
mels sDd Susaro! Fruits. &c furnishes tia c,
OYSTERS and c,!o-s fer families sni entar.
tainments. isn2I
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Feather Probabilities. iL.rct I ISL
III the Middle States raia AID Sow followed
o. ccarog weather in tho sou hara part. w1ds
saltloE &c westerly, lower Temperature Gud
rapidly rslGg barometer.
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E1OR SALE.

TdE aTOCG OF BOOTS AND SHOES Of
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
Corner CT King aGd Royal Streets
WI 5e sod St privsto sa!e urtii MONDAY,
MMch III. when tina rem ainder Of the goods
wi! be col! a! aCc ioa from day to day until the
entire s.ccl: ia disposed Of
j. STHII, Assisnes
PerEOns Indebted 10 = < sufn2n are rGauest.
ed to make iclmedistn payment.
feb2l-eC2w LIS
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AUCEsd1N SAEEA.
rERUsTEES' sALEOF FAIRFAX LAND,

y, By virtue OF deed of trust executed by John
4. hubbard, trustee for Caroline Williams. and
Gsrolne Williams and Alex. Il. Williams,
dasod the l9.h of September, 1876. and recorded
IN Iioar U, Nc. 4, folio 1870 of tho land records
OF Fairfax county, tho undersigned. ss trustees
therein 1smed, and at tho request of the party
thesaoJ secured, on MONDAY, the Dist day Of
hSich, Isl, (Court day. OF u o'clock m. will
sell ct Public auction before the Court House
dcoi ct s:l1 county. the following described
hIaAL ESTATE: all the UNDIVIDED IN
ii"E:T which Walter DePuy Davis formerly
owned n tract Of land containing 1872 acres,
:Ed ROW owncd by John Z. Hubbard, trustee as
SsoIessd IRE asd interest is 25 acres thereof
more o. less. This lsnd lies on the road leading
from Fairfax G. Il. to Vienna, AID adioins the
Lands OF Smith formerly Whaley) and others.
Terms Of Sale Cash enough to pay costs of
trust, expenses of sale and conveysncing, and
iour Eotes for $40 eseh, with interest respective
" from tho l9:h September, 1877, 18th Septem-
per, 1878. 18th September, 1879, and the 10Th
September, 1850; the residue on credit of one
year from date OF sale, evidenced by the pur.
chs9er's bond, bearing interest from date, and
secured By lien on tho property sold.
fsb.a.aH S /. q: h 2o5isE, Trustees.
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PERSONAL. II SIS Mn,!in Rodgers, cC Omar.
.ot!c-Vi.I; IS visiting n':3 3ngcha Wi2Eli?. on
3. hsGrh st-oa.