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Killing Cattle in Chicago.
RosENDALE ANDREW Co, Mo.
April 4th. 1881.

April stu, 1901.
EDITORS CITIZEN 1t is sometimes
best for a man not to know too much
about the manner in which food is pre-.
pared if he has to buy it.
While in Chicago visited slaugh-
ter house Were beef is prepared for
canning and corning. Just before |
arrived they had killed lot of poor
old cows, the like of which could not
be sold for stock cattlein Butler county.
They were very poor and some of them
looked diseased and were very weak.
The men and boys who drive the
cattle from the Union Stock Yards are
very cruel and often break horn or
two and goad the poor beasts with
sharp sticks until the blood comes.
Just after we arriFed they brought
in drove of Texan steers, which are
much smaller than the Pennsylvania
cattle and have much larger horns.
The cattle are driven into yard and
up shute into hallway which has
doors opening into it from STALLS about
Xxi feet. Que animal at time is
driven into a stall and when the stalls
ape filed, young man or hoy walks
along on the roof above carrying pole
about o feet long with a steel point
on the lower end and strikes it into the
top of the neck just between the ears
and the animal drops dead, bleeding
copiousl, if stuck in the right place
which the operator soon learns to do
Sometimes an animal is not killed out,
right when it is dragged out of the
stall by placing a chain (attached to
machinery, run by steam,) around its
horns and its brains beaten out with a
sledge in the hands of a workman, and
in short time the poor beast is hung
up to cool before being made into
canned beef and sent out to feed tie
hungry millions. If some persons
who use canned beef could see it alive
| think they would not relish it.
Some of these Texas cattle are very
vicious. One of those / saw when
coming TO the slaughter house, made q
driver turn summersault and then
seek lint and bandages, and when in
the ward made another mount the high
board fe: ce and rest awhile, much to
the amusement of the spectators.
| proceeded on my way wiser
man. I'll n. ANDERSON.
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DEATH OF HENRY PILLOW,

1t is with great regret that we have
to record the death of Henry Pillow,
Esq, which happened at his residence
in this place on last Saturday evening,
9th inst. For some two or three
months past it was known that he was
in bad health, but his demise came
sooner than was generally expected
That a good citizen is taken from US
is the expression of all. But few men
had been more useful to his fellow citi
zens aad but few could have been
more highly respected He vas an
active man in all the works of life.
serving the people with much industry
and with great integrity. In the oc-
cupation that he followed most of his
life, that of surveyor. be became well
known to the people of the whole
county and the utmost confidence was
reposed in his Judgment and skill He
was, besid,s, scholar of more than Or
binary learning in almost all branches
of science.
Captain Pillow was, we believe,
born in this place, or at least spent
part of bis early boyhood days here.
His parents removed to or near Pros
pect when he was young, at which
place he lived most Of his life. In
that village he has left the evidences
of his enterprise and industry, having
erected several of its rcsidei for
among other things, he was q mcchan-
ic, having learned the carpenter trade
and working at it often with his own
hands. When the late Rebellion broke
out he was among the first to go
to the service of his country, and be-
came captain of company, and hence
was generally spoken Of by that title.
After the war he was put forward by
his friends for the Legislatu and in
1865 was nominated and elected and
re-nominated and elected in 1865.
Having served session with him the
writer of this can bear testimony to
bis fidelity ID duty end bis codscien!
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13
Auditors Notice.

G. NJ. & J. NJ. Garrison Va. A. Haffner. In
the Court of Common Pleas of Butter county,
Pa, +. ID. No 10, June Term. 1881.
The undersigned suditor appointed by the
Court in above caiise TO distribute the fund re-
allied from y Sheiiff's rale of tie personal pro
perty of defendant TO and among those entitled
will attoai ta the duties OF said appointment
at the office of G. A. d A. 4. Black in Butier,
on Tue-day the 2tth day OF April A. ID 1891,
at 10 o'c'ock \. VI ;. of which ali ons inter
eeted Will take notice. A. 7. BLACK
ntasJJ-5t Auditof.
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Register dS Recorder.

AYERS, II. A. Capt, Harrisville borough.
BYERS, LEWIS, Oakland township.
CHRISTIE, HENDERSON w, Butler. Pa
FINDLEY, JOHN, Parker township.
GALLAGHER, II. II Butler; formerly of
Franklin township.
HENRY, JAMES L., Butler, formerly Of
Karns City
WATSON, w, Buffalo township.
WILSON, JAMES, Centre township.
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CAuNfY Commissioners.

TWO TO NOMINATE.
BARRON, ROBERT, Worth township.
BREADEN, j. C., Clay township.
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM f, Concord twp
CRAIG, THOMAS, Oakland township.
CHRISTLEY, JAMES P, Clay township.
COCHRAN, CHAS., Concord township.
COOPER, ROBERT, Winfield township.
FORESTER, d. w Franklin township.
HARVEY, WILLIAM, Clinton township.
HAYS, GEO w. Capt, Middlesex township
HUSELToN, JOHN, Butler borough, for
merly Butler township.
HOFFMAN, CHARLES, Saxonburg
MCQUISTtON. W. W, Brady township-"a
wounded soldIer''
MAYBERRY, JONATHAN, centreville
borough.
SCOTT, JOHN, Butler borough.
YOUNG, JOHN, Butler township.
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Auditors %0asz.P.

In the matter of the final account of p. H.
Laufman admir- of Willard Leonard. late of
Of Penn township. decd .. g., No. 81. Dec L.
1880
And now March IS, A. D., 1881. Mt Or
phGns' Court held at Butler i'll sEd fer he coun-
ty of Butier. The following action WAS Eai viz:
On motion of ThonTs d Scott. attorneys. the
exceptions being treated withd avn pr
rule OF Court. the Court confirmed the account
of II Laufman. administrator, absolutely, ard
appoint Clarence Walker. Esq, auditor TO
marshal and distribute the money in the hands
of the administrator, as shown by his account
ton file) now confirmed TO and among those en-
titled to the fund. By THE COURT.
I,UrI.ER COUNTY 50:
SEAL Celtitiel from the record this 18th day
of March 1881 W A.. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Notice is hereby gwen that l viii attend to the
duties of :he above appointment at nv office
the borough Of Butler, Pa. on + iday, t ie 10Th
day of April. 1881, ct Il o'clock, A NJ. when and
wlle re all parties interested will please appear.
CLARENCE WALKER. Audirtg.
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o. itariG-

BURTON, w. j., Penn township.
BAUDER, JOHN, Muddycreek township.
KRAMER, PETER. Middlesex township.
MITCHELL, JOHN, Butler
QUIGLEY, DAVID, FaIrview township.
STOREY, JAMES b, Butler, Pa.
SHIRA, FERGUS NJ, Parker township.
THOMPSON JOHN P, Brady township.
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NOTICE TO FARmE rs.

Large number oi Farms for sale or exchange
at low prices aud on easy payments several
small farms from IS TO so acres wanted. Also,
loans furnished TO farmers having Improved
farms ON long tine ard ut Toe ratrs. Address
w. KISKADDEN. Freep0rt, Pa.
Or call ~ Office days: Every Mouday r
Freeport. Every Tuesday at No. 30. Fourth
Avenue Plt~hurph
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TFqaSlsraF.

BIPPUS, JOHN G., Oakland township.
GROUP, JACOB c., Butler, late of Butler
township.
GIBSON, WILLIAM, Petrolia borough.
KIESTER, W. s., Slipperyrock township.
MILLER, j. HARVEY, Springdale, Butler.
NORRIS, JAMES H., Clinton township.
SNIDER, PHILIP, Clinton township.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13
ssEATHES.

NEGLEY-On Monday morning, April 4th
1881. Arthur, son of William c. aud Emma
Negley, aged months and 10 days.
The cause of the chid's death vas acatf
eatarrh, which affected his brain and caused his
death suddenly and unexpectedly.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13
Sci Back 42 YEARS.

4 was troubled fer many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel &c; my
blood became thin; was dull aud
inactiyei could hardly crawl about !;
was an old worn out man all over /,
could get nothing to helr me, until !
got Hop Bitters, and now | am boy
again. My blood and kidneys are all
right, and | am as active as a man of
80, although | am u, and | have no
doubt it will do as wei! for othera Of
my sge 1t is worth trial. Fai her
Sun111t Hp,.cUrU
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13

MANY Of the Republican candidates
for nomination for the Offices to be
filed this fall are in town this week
and all seem to be in a good humor-
There are good men out for all tbe
Offices and the Republican voters VIII
have plenty of good material to chose
from.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13
Announcements.

We are authorized to announce the following
persons as candidates for nomination for the Of
fees under which their names appear, at the
coming Republican Primary for Butler county.
N0te-Tf1e names are arranged alphabetical
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13
Clerk Courts.

CROSS, s. b, Allegheny township.
DODDS, W. B., Muddycreek township.
SHRYOCK. SAMUEL P, Parker twp.
WRIGHT. W. A., Fairview township.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13
A. B. WHITE, sec,vs
NEWTON BLACK,

Court, special session. convened on
Monday last, Judge McJunkin presid-
inr with Associates Storey and Nc
Candless Much business of various
kinds is being heard and the trial of
o;y,I cocna nroppSSlnC
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13
w sSEs

ON-McIUNKIN-o March 3lst
1881, at the residence Of j. R. McJunkin, Esq,
by Rev s. Williams, Mr. Robert C. Thompson
to Miss Hattie L. McJunkin, both of Butler
~ pn
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13
Associate Judge.

BRANDON, J. W, Conncquenessing twp.
CHRISTY, JOHN g., Concord township.
GRANT, W p, Allegheny township.
WEIR, A. D., Buffalo township.
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Black Grape.

Black Dress Goods,
Black Shawls,
Mourning Goods. ofall kinds, at
BATTER & RALsvoN's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13
County superintendent.

ELECTION MAY 3, 1SS1.l
CAMPBELL, NJ. L., of Venango township,
formerly of NIiI!erksoWn borough,
MCKEE. D. r., Fairview borough.
MURTLAND, J. H., Petrolia borough.
RUSSELL, w. g., sunbnry, formerly of
Concord township.
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Parliamentary.

CAMPBELL, J. F., Fairview township.
GREER, NJ. N, Buffalo township.
M'CLYMONDS, SAMUEL, Butler
SHIRA, WILLIAM NJ, Washington twp.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13

u. S. SENATE-The Republicans OF
the country are generally becoming
uneasy at the continued deadlock in
the United States Senate. AS that
body convened in extra session for the
purpose of acting upon the appoint
ments of the President. as is usual On
commencement ofa new Administra-
tion no ther business should have been
permitted to interfere with that duty.
The continued deadlock in the Senate,
as to who shall be its clerks and offi-
GERS, does not justify the Republicans
Senators in refusing to act upon the
nominations to vacant and important
Offices made by the President, and the
sympathies of the people are entirely
with President Garfield ON the ques-
tion The party will uot stand this
dead lock much longer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13

STATE SENATOR James D. Evernart'
of the Chester county district, is just
now receiving complimentary notices
from the fact that he has uniformly re-
fnsed to take more than the 81, 600, for
his pay at each session of the Legls-
latnre He declined to take the extra
nav $500, because he doubted its
cousHtutionality, and because he found
the.SlOOO sufficient for his needs. Sen
ator Everhart too is man of high at
tainments and attends closely to his
Legislative duties 1t is to be regret
ted that there are not more members
like him.
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County AUDITORS.

[Two TO NOMINATED
CROW, G. W, Forward township.
kINSER, r. A., Concord township.
MAURHOFF, E E., Clinton township.
McGREW, WILLIAM, Franklin twp.
SHANNON, JAMES H., franklin twp.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-13
COUNTY COMMITTEE MEETING

The members of the Republican
County Committee will meet IN tht
Arhitration Room in Butler on Friday
April 18th, at one O'Clock sharp, for thf
purpose of fixing time for holding th'
Primary Election, and the TRANSACTION
Of all other business that may properly
come before the Committee.
A. l.. CRAIG, Chairman.
A. B. WHITE, sec'ys.
NEWTON BLACK,
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pEDIGEEH -Tli= spien1id Stallion was i'm
ported by Laaal & Bocs. and has been pro-
nounced ~ the mott competent Judges to he
the hest Irarg4t Horse in the state. He is a
dark bay. Eino years old without blem Ii. and
muscle canaGt BE cxselled.
He was got Lr Clyde who gainel many pre-
m.ums irclaIine the Sterling premium; when
one and two YEARS Old he gained the premium OF
the Colder fattners' Show. 80 He II nearly
connected with sa cfeat Sir Walter SEQ t. who
is vel kno~n sad who obtained the Glasgow
premium OF go. two Years III rue ,ession; he
also won tie ar PIE at the Royal Snow held
at Batttrsaa. Lo:..!on. His Dam was pure
Ciy iesdaie Maze who won many first prizes at
KifkrtCll0ck 81, w. Re is known to be the best
foel getter il. t.iY pant OF the State.
TERNs FHt,,n Dollafa For insurance. to
be paid when the ::-sre is knoan to be With foai.
Irregular attendance, or PERSONS parting with
a mare before she is known to be with foai for
fets the insurance. Care viii be taken but no
accountability for accidents.
B0US, LAWALL 4 co.
marS0:3m owners.
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Our Hat & Gents Furnishing Department,

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The Goyernor.ssreet Spring.

Editors Dispatch: The water that is ilow-
ing cut on Governor street from beneath
Governor Holidays kitchen should be at
tended to at once. The new and otherwise
beautiful waikway at this point is rendered
impossible To ladies by this nuisance. At a
very small cost it could be conducted into
the city sewer In the middle OF the street,
and all further annoyance tberefrom ablted.
Those who have been writing through your
columns about erecting a fountain TO utilize
this water are not aware, of course, OF the
fact that though clear and quite cool 1t is so
impregnafed with impure matter as to be I'M
healthy and unfit for use. II has been so
pronounced by competent authorities. And
thea again this so-calIed spring dries up in
the summer, when 1t Is most needed by
horses and other animals. So that IL IL Is
Tor these that the fountain is proposed the
expenditure would be without benefit on
that account also.
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by Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneei,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
I FRONTING CHfMsORAZ0 PARK 46 FEET
az GRACE BET WEEN THIRTY.FlRsT AND
F FahMr f'i House TiirREGN, AND 4 L3T
Fii0NTlNG 3Jk FEET On sEyENIEENIH
BETWEEN CEDAR AND washington
sTRsETs. WITH A FRAME STOkE ANp
DWELLING, No. 75r. AND LARGE EkAME
DWTILTNG CONTAiNiSG A. B0vugTT s Elk
THEREON, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ford, &c, Richmond Chancery Court-Decree
Hewlett. Sc.S Of April o. 1881.
In execution OF decree III the above.mtnlioheo
suit we, the undersigned. appointed s?ec'aI CONF
missiopers thereby will offer for SALE upon tue pre-
FRIDAY, MAY 8. 1851,
NJ 8 O'Clock T.. M.-frst. the LOT fronting 40 feet
on Grace between Tbirty.6rst and Thirty. secosd
streets. aud running back J 66 fee, win SMALL
TWO. STORY FRAME HOUSE containing four
rooms now occupied by tenants.
Immediately aflerward, say az O'Clock L. NJ we
will offer for sale the LOT on seventeenth street be-
tween Cedar and Washington streets. fronting BON
feet on Seventeenth street. aud rups back 10 the pro-
perry If the Chesapeake and ONO RAILWAY .om on,
rsny The property Is In very good order ana VIII
nav we'll as an investment. The street has recenuy
been payed with granite spalis, aud Is IN perfect
TERMS: On the first piece Will be one fourth cash {:
tho re, idue in equal instruments at six twelve, and
eiobieen months. On the second piece one third
"a n residue at six aud twelve monihs-the pur-
chasers of either piece to give negotiable notes bear
inc ner cent Interest from The day Of sale and the
lille 10 be retained until the whole 81 the purchase
money is paid aud q conveyance ordered by the
Court. EDWARD Y. CANNON.
L. CARRiNGTON CABELL,
ano4 Special Commissioner.
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AUCTION sALEs-Faturs Days.
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
EIeveuff street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN fARM
KNOWN AS" sBARONrLYlN6ON THE WEsu'
HAM ROAD TWO MILES FROM RlCHMONp,
AT AuCTION.-In execution OF decree Vi Ihe
Cbzncery Court OF Richmond. entered on tue yin
day Of November, 1880, in the case OF Hoyer a
Ludwig ~. Ciendening &C.. the undersigned. spe-
cial commissioners thereby appointed, Will sell ny
suc Ion, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY IS. 1881,
at O'Clock Z. w.. the farm above referred TO- for.
merry owned by JohU Clendenlng and for several
years past occupied by Mr. X. T. Stoops. IL lies on
The north side OF the Wesiham road, adjoins on the
west the farm recently purchased by Mr.. A. w.
CARRIER, aud contains OF acres more or less. Inc
soil Is maiuly chocolate clay admitting OK the nik'
est decree OF improvement. while some Is grey land,
suitable for gar enin2. fruits, &c. The Improve.
meRts are dwelling with eight rooms, Kitchen WIN
four rooms barn. stable. oIn-hOuse, &C., &C., now
somewhat out of order. In times past this has been
regarded one Of the most attractive ana desrspe
farms Ia the vicinity OF the city and In proper banu
10 could be easily stored 10 It's feru er DDe con
tion The location Is In the direct line OF the CROWN
of the city westward, aud II offers the certainty OIL
graa. increase In value as the city approaches w..
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance al SIX. twtWe'
aud eighteen months for negotiable no,es WiIn III.
terest added aud title to he retained by the court
'''' - A. l.. BOULwARE,
W. j. LEAKF,
JOHN a. MEREDITH.
Commi, sioners.
GpuDgs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ap ~
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/ SsolJ.Ep STEAK.

sRouED STEAK.
This wss Drowned frat on one side ana then
or the oilyer, aud the cooking 6uished by
removing 4 little from the intensely nns
IRE. "psu't put any salt on STEAK, ss' y,
Miss Corson. "unti after Il Is cooked.
Alter hing cooked It was TO be dressed 10
isste. with salt. pepper, anu butter, or what
was cM,ed maitre d'hotei butter-a tsD'e-
s,ounsu n, Of butter, a tablespoonful OF chop
nea rars,ey, a tesspoonful OF lemon JUICE,
shnst a salispoouful Of salt, and very muse
pepper. II the meat yicssed TO q shs@
to;,ch OF the tiuger, 1t was rare; II IL eashy
SINK under the pressure, II was medHm
rare: n when pressed the dent rema'ued q.
st was well done. The reason Tor this was
AZ the 6bres OF meat cooked they lost their
elasticity
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BERRY Hill. Anr,l % tss,

DF7fHf fIffIt ApTH %, i3SI.
Editors Dispatch: What Is the address OF
our Fish Commissioner?
Did the Legislature make any provision
by which private parties can stock their
ponds from State batcberiesi
Wish blaek.bass and carpfry, and do not
know where 10 get them. Any information
VIII obisge, very respectfully,
ALEXANDER BRUCE.
Colonel Mcdonald Is requested to 81.
swerl
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HARVEY Il BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS,
100 bags CHOICE CLOVER. SEED:
500 bags RIO COFFEE, all grades;
200 bags CHOICE LAGuAYRA COFFEE;
so mats CHOICE JAVA COFFEE;
400 barrels YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels A SUGAR:
100 barrels GRADUATED SUGAR;
800 boxes SOAP, all grades;
500 kegs CHURCHES SODA;
100 barrels No. 3 MACkEREL;
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HERRlNGS
200 barrels CUBA MOLASSES:
100 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP:
40 flerces aud barrels CIlOIt RICE;
20 CHESS HOiCE GUNrOWDER TEA;
10 chests CHOICE RI ACK TEA:
goo barrels EARLY-ROSE, PEERLESS, and
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
500 barrels FLOUR, all grades:
100000 pounds CHOICE BUCK SIDES;
10000 pounds CHOICE BULK SHOULDERS;
$4,000 pounds CHOICE BACON SIDES;
5000 pounds CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS F;
100 buckets LARD;
25 tiefees cltOICE LEAF LARD;
20 iierces CHOICE HAMS;
WOODWARD, ali kinds;
COTTON aud JUTE ROPE:
WRAPPiNG-PAPER TWINE, BLACK
ING. BLuING, MATCHES, &C., sc. |;
500 ktGs NAILS;
100 Kegs HORSE and MULE. SHOES;
A good stock of CtEWiNG-TOBACCO
100 boxes CHOICE CHEESE. NH liam
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CrxcixxArI, April 24.-To.day was the
hrst Sunday In many years on WHICH, ; ~
theatrical performances were gwen ~ o ,n-
ctunatt. A few OF the resorts gave iree N,
strumpntal concerts. All the theatrics'
managers late last week agsved 10 acqu'ssse
in Mayor Meaus's order to close on SUNDAY.
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A Pure ArD EFFECTIVE HAIR-DREssING.
Cscoaine, a compound Of coeoanut oil, beau-
tiAss the hair, and Is sure TO aiiay all itching
and irritation OF the scalp.
The superiority Of Burnett's EIavoring
extracts consists 10 toeir perfect purity and
strength.
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Editors al the Dispatch: VIII You be
KIM enough to let me know through your
paper winch are tue modern "seven won-
derS OF the world"? and obIige
A CONSTANT READER.
April 90. 1881.
We never heard Of them before.l
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by W. 6Oddin,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
cnrner Eleventh. and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE VERY
- HANDSOME NEWLY.ERECrEU BRICK
DWELLINGS ON THE SOUTH SIDEOF FRANK
LIN BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS VIII be offered for sale at auction, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY TIE 4TH MAY 1881.
al O'Clock z. ~, those THREE NEWLY.ERECT-
ED BRICK TENEMkNTs. located a above, oc-
cuDied by McssIs. l.. 4. Edwards, Charles Oh.
COwardin, and r.. r. kagland. Zach of the TEN +.
MENlS contains thirteen rooms, nnishe'i In good
stye. with stone stills and caps handsome Nerandas,
aud with al the modern Improvements. including
marble mantels, cOOking-rangcs, hot and cold water
balhtuOs, brick stables, and carriage hOues-ali In
complete Order-ahd renting 10 good tenants AZ i1lr
price. The neighhOOd Is an excellent one.
TERMS Liberal, ami made known At The time Of
sale W GODDIN,
ap24 Rea Estate Auctoneer.