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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-11
FOR RENr.

DOR PENTHOUSE WITH pI;ss
T. roomG water and HGS, No, III ~, FIVE
rom April ilt, Enquire Of Mn, EIllA BsTl a!Isl
ILTON, 1870 Byron street. NA'A han.
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[For the Dispatch
Tobacco and the Improvement Of


Messrs. Editors, The potash in tobacco
is greater even than you state, according TO
analysis given by Professor Johnston in bis
work CHOW Crops Grow" He is consiG'
cred excellent authority. His table puts the
percentage lin the ash) Of tobacco at 27C4 ;
and OF lime, 81. But the difficulty in keep
ing up farms where tobacco grows is not so
much the exhaustion OF the soil OF the con-
stituents necessary for tobacco as the
neglect OF the rest Of the farm by giving 10
the tobacco the "lion's share" OF all the
manures raised on the farm and OF fertili-
zers purchased The best mode to improve
tobacco.farms, we think, Is to give up to-
bacco. culture aud seek some more profitable
crops. AS to kainit German potash sats),
| II is not prudent for the farmers to use 1t
without having an analysis made OF II by a
competent chemist. II is very variable.
One year we used some on oats with excel
lent effect. The next year we bought ton
and applied ii TO oats, leaving ont strip 10
test the action, and saw not the least im'
provement OF the oats by the kainit. Strange
to say. the law establishing the Department
OF Agriculture forbds the analysis OF kainit,
and the farmer must purchase 1t on the
| analysis OF DIR. Ure employed by the Ger
man G0vernmenD or have 1t Analysed, or
run the risk Of getting poor article. Ad-
hitting DIR. Ure's analyses 10 be correct,
there must be adulterations practiced some
where. Respectfully, Tn. POLLARD,
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
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Charlottesville Chronicle, l3th.l
This gentleman, whose troubles with bis
Presbytery eliminated recently in his sus'
pension from the ministry OF the PresOyte'
rian Church, arrived In this place with his
family on Tuesday from Covington, n.y., al
which point be has been pastor OF cburch
for some years. Mr.. Moore will locate his
family in Charlottesville for the present.
A conversation with Mr.. Moore has re-
moved some disagreeable impressions we
bad received from the newspaper accounts
OF the causes which led to his deposition
from the ministry. He informs us that the
question OF the observance OF the Sabbath
as a holy day was not at issue, but that the
point o; divergence between his views ana
those of the Presbytery and synod was
the question OF scriptural authority for
the institution of the Christian Sabbath.
He has never, he asserts, preached
any doctrine tending TO the Dissertation OF
the Sabbath, and believes that 1t should be
observed scrupuOusly as the Lordy's-day.
The Pfesbytery maintained that The brst
day of the week is the Christian Sabbath by
direct appointment Of God; Mr.. Moore be-
lieves that it is by indirect appointment
through the agency of the Apostolic Churcn.
We make this statement OF Mr. Moore's
position inasmuch az a paragraph recently
copied by the Chronicle from another paper
did not represent it correctly.
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by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Astnt and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
i DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
on THE SOUTH SIDE vF GRACE BEIWEE.S,.
FOIJ.HEE AND FIRST sTKtkTS. OPPOSITE
K KHE ShA a. iag ssdurRERs FINALE N.
sTiTUTE.--By virtue OF Two oeeds OF trust exc
cnted by Mr.. Alfred Moses and wiic.the drst 10 me
undersigned, ". Goddin and a. " Kelley. TRUSTEES;
10 The undersigned, l. ". Darlington ava r. - Levy,
trustees. bearing date 18th November, 1919. ooIn
duly recorded In Richmond Chancery tonr - we
shall In execution thereof proceed 10 sell al bnDhc
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY 23, 1881,
az O'Clock r. NJ. tf fair; " not, on me nrs. la,f
day ihrreafierl, that VERY VALUABLE REAL
EsrATE located as above. The LOT has front o.
arey on the iot Is VERY HANDSOME
DWELLING, three stories above The basement
connected IN the rear by LARGE BRItk ~ III Ia
ING erected by the late n. r. Lefebvre for board
ing and day. school. Including those IN the dNelI'
Ing there are altogether about tniriy.nve rsons
Including two handsome psrior,' recep 10" ~ Iod H.
SOME BUILDING LOT. having 'front.' on "f a.,
street of about 3Oxl56 feet 10 sald a,'ey. Nv
premises are now occupied rs nrst-ciass p"""i"e
house by Mrs. T.. j. warren. $500. - Gao,
The foregoing real estate IS located on 6rac'
st rect IN "A most desirable pelghOornoon. Tue Peh
ises were originally designed oy Mr.. Le,eOvIe ,on
nrst. class residence aud boarding scnooi ana nav
long heen used as such by the late ID. Lee PoWen
Mrs Darlington, and others, ana Tor ihat purpos'
ar for house ora large fHmlly lheS nave
TrypNs. Nv consent Of parties, one fourth cash
balance At six. Twelve and eighteen monih' Tor ne
Qotiable notes. interest added secured Dy deco 81
trust. ,.,,. $500, -, l.
called TO this SAFE. W. hOl,,Ir,
a. VI KELLEY,
Trustees IN the first deed;
II. CARRINGTUN.
r. }. LEVY.
my IL Trustees I'm the second deed.
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By Frank ID. mn & Goa
Real Estate Agents aud AuctiOneers.
HOS Main street.

YRUSTEE'S SALE AT AUCTION Or
i THREE ! WO-srORY STOCK-BRlCk Mob
ERNLY CON>TRCCTED DWELLINGS on iHf
SOUTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN MADISON
AND BFLVlDERK STkkET-.-By. virtue Of &
deed 81 trust IA rd u Il May. 1879. duly recpr'ri
in fhe clerks Office OF Richmond thancfry 'N.t
defiant having been maze IA the paymen' ~ Three
n.gOtiab NOES therein secured snd AZ iIt request
Of the benz hciary In said decd, VIII zen al auc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1881,
81, 5izo.,lock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE dc.crlI
i'm said deed as follows: All mat LOI or LAND
,ytth tho improvements thereon CONSISTING "
rUpFE rW0-STORY BRICK TENtMEN1- .slI
the usual out-buildlngs, being Mo-, 3l3' 30 atf
eI7 I'm the man Of the city. AID is cpmmeuc 10
on The sou. .de OF Cary street 1872 feet nom %
west line of Madison street. tn nee running "t.'
vVsrd,y along The south hne of cary street, .HI
fronting thereon IL feet, and running back sfu 10
wardly between parallel lines 100 teei. Farh h'Nf
contains six rooms, oath, range, with hot and c'.l
water. .,-
TERMS : BY consent. one third cash balance .H
six and twelve months with interest added aud $40
HENRY ". HuR>ON.
mvIO Subsiitu 81 trustee.
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annrIoN sALEs.-.Mondny.
BY Grubbs 4 williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auet'oneers.
Eleventh stree, between Main ana bshk'

LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
~ OF SEVENTY HANDSOME BulluDtrNsTT
ioTs in me PLAN OF BELLyiLLE ~ NM,wMt Errl
GRACE. AND BFoAp1 .s Si dsads ~
VI, ron, Edward MAYO ana wife. duffy recorded:
nd with the consent OF Mr.. Mayo there Will w So''
by auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 16, 1881,
commencing at Az o'clock n NJ; the io',o s,,s,,,s
desirable property lying In isep'an Oh : oe"'
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN sThEtI'
4O2 FEET lying between the piopcr,y n nn pEpT
sold to X. b. LYME aud 20 ,. ,; Courier ~ Todd
living between The lots OF J. b. Pace ana U he ivuu
on TUF NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET,
a3s 4-r2 FEET. beginning on the west cofntr %
Harrison street. running west 10 y. ID. tsce nne,
aud 20 S.12 FEET beginning OF ,l1 p ea, i,ne
Harrison street, running easI 10 hr. Iaoe nsu
ON THE South SIDE OF GRACE STREET,
,7oh-Io FEET beginning at Rutherfoord,s me ne
snJ Thinning west 10 Harrison street; 40 lO,Iz
FEET beginning at Harrison street anu i"""'"s
VI" IN THE NORTH SIDE or GRACE STREET,
oos ITO FEET, beginning at Harrison street, run
MIN west to Miss Ella Z. Myers : line'
on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET,
l72 3-l2 FEET, beginning at RuthefioTd- corner re-,
and running west 10 Harrison street, ana 40 49,
FEET beginning at Harrison suee' anu iuu""h
west 10 Ryiand street. a., .or,.
All of these lots run back to wide aneys IN com
mon and sales VIII be made In parcels Oh sui'aoie
THE opening and grading Of the streets and other
improvements now progressing ana IN contempla-
,,on hv Inc CITY in front OF these lots. and steady
and rapid growth OF The best character along thelr
line, give assurance that The above properly Is soon
10 he ranked as amongst the most oesiraole III lne
en,tre civ for priyate residences aud no such OPP
nortnnIty can again be offered TO purchase al irst
HANDS lois So egiby located on Franklin. orace,
and Broad streets, and at prices mucn DeloW 'uose
els those streets, so much pre-.
ferred for private residences Attend TINS sale snd
secure at small ost rstclass lots OF ample dleh-
soDs. -, -, ,.,.,,oo n,
TERMS 10y CONSENT: One third cash; balance ~
IT. I'D tweive months with interest. and secured
nv deeds of trust PARKER CAMPBELL,
W "'' " l. H. CARRINGTON,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
H. g. CANNON,
JAMES PLEtsANTS,
j. VI. NJ DAVIS,
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers
YIN D"" an % 40 My1 ,3,5,7&td
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u..s,r~ ar the west Hanever Pres
hyeeYy.
SECOND DISCONTINUED.
rr.r the ptsnatch.I

fFor the Dispatch.1
Awurnsr COURTHOUSE, May IL, 1881.
Alter dinner to-day the subject OF re.
,rencbmeut and reform In the conuuc. W
.ss herevolent operatons OF the Cburcn
,nss taken mo. Two reports to the last
General Assembly are now before the pres
nr,ar,es What Is termed the minority re-
~, .dvocates extensive changes In the
r wortinc machinery Of the Church. keier'
IN me- q 70 this. the Presbytery adopted the fo''
'VJ R~soiucd, 1, That In the Judgment O,
vast Hanover Presbytery the radlcal
changes in the working OF our benevoIen.
sohnnscs nronosed by the minority report
arc not advisable.
witbdrawal from the relief scheme.
a That In the Judgment OF this Presby'
tory the work OF education might be more
economically prosecuted by uniting the
puhlicslion and Education Committees; al
the same time the Presbytery does not de.
sire TO cast any reflection on the worthy ana
efficient secretary Of education.
Messrs. Woods, Johnston, and fetr1e
were appointed committee to IDstai' heV.
MIR. Painter, at Waddell church, on tDe
first Sabbath in August.
The following persons were elected COM
missioners to the General Assembly, WHICH
meets in stanton next week Minister,
Rev. II. II. Halves, with alternate, Rev
y. ID. Washbur elder. Mr.. =. T. Bar
bour, of Gordonsville, and Mr.. j. L. Filz
gerald, OF Farmvile, alternate.
A communication was received from Rev
James Stacy, chairman Of the Assembly,
Permanent Committee on the Sabbath, re-
ouesting report from the Presbytery upon
certain points connected with saDoatn Cd
seryauce. A committee was appointed tC
prepare report on the subject.
An overture to the General Assembly re
ouestiag It TO define exactly the position OF
the Church In relation to the marriage OF
man TO his deceased wiie's sister, was pre-
sented by Rev. Mr.. HAYES. After con
siderable discussion by Mr.. Halves, Mr.
Teese, DR.. Dabney, ana DR.. Smith the over
ture was adopted.
The committee appointed at the last meet
ibg OF the Presbytcry to communicate VIII
MIR. John Seng"r, llcentiate, reportet
that his health was now improved, ana ina
he expressed himself ready to engage IN an.
ministerial labor the Presbytery would a.
sign bin. -
The preaching at night was by Rev. IL
r. HAYES.
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR AN IMPORTED
HERD-A NINE.B UNDR ED-DOLLAR COW AND
A TWO: HUNDRED. AND-FIFTY-DoLLARB BOVINE
BABY.
philadelphia Times. 13th.1
That the people OF America are beginning
TO appreciate the merits OF finely-bred cat
tie was clearly demonstrated yesterday
when stock buyers from New York, Massa-
chpsetis. Connecticut, New Hampshire,
New jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Penn
sylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, and
other States attended sale OF i'm
ported Channel-Island bovines at Herk.
ness's Bazaar, this city. The herd
was composed OF eighty cattle, which
were carefully selected from famous
breeding-farms in Jersey and Guernsey, and
many of the specimens are entered in the
herd. books. The majority were Jerseys,
but it was a noticeable fact that the Guern'
seys were In greater demand and realized
the best prices Of the day. The cattle were
In admirable condition, and taken al
around, the herd was the best ever sold
10 this city, and although the showing OF
bulls OF both breeds was poor, the cow
and heifers were remarkably GOOD. The
choice cows in the collection were GYPSY,
La Rouge, Redbreast, Welcome, Nelly
aud Gambetta, and they brought prices rang
ing from $3.50 to 5000. La Rouge's baby, {
beautiful little fawn-cOlored calf, with hail
az fine as silk. and perfect points, was
greatly admired, and when placed upon The
stand for sale the bidding became spirited
The first offer was 500, but that sum was
raised by bids OF $40 each until $3.50 was
reached, when the little beauty was knocked
down to S. M. Burnham. The sale was at
tended by about three hundred people
many OF whom were ladies, but there were
only about dozen buyers, the mass o.
the farmers present being frightened OF
at the start by the stiffness OF The
bidding over Gambetta. Jersey heller
sold for $500. The sale lasted four hours
and the receipts amount 10 $50, 763.50-a
average OF about 1892 for each COW, bull
heifer, and calf, or the largest average
known in Philadelphia for years. L. A
Havermyer, New York; Il. n. Strong
New York; j. b. Davis, Richmond, Va.
A. Wilhelm, Lebanon, Pa; ID. A. Given
Cynthiana. KY; f. Shaw, Boston, and DR.
Borland, New London. Conn.,, were thu
heaviest investors in fine haired stock yes
terday. Dir. Davis got the best COW in tn
whole lot, at 1890.
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AUCTION sALEs-Yaturs Days.
BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.
N,RUsTEE'S SALE OF A REALLY
DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
TWO STORY sTUCK.BRICK AND IRON
yERANDA FRONT EIGHT.R0OM
BRICK DWELLING,
No. 922 WEST MAIN STREET, CORNER OF
LINDEN STREET,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

By virtue aud in execution of certain deed csltc
lime 90. 1874, to me as trustee. which Is dufy
yscoraed In the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court
of The city OF Ricnmond In ID. u. lob u. .. 227'
shall proceed to sell urOn the premises (belhk 81
required by the beneficiary securely, on
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1881.
AT @ o'clock =. MI portion Of the PROPERTY
dscribed In said deed. follows the most western
and corner one of those those three vain 'ble ana
handsome BRICK RESIDENCES butt some Jew
wears since by Messrs. George aud William GIBSON
In first -cass style and OF the best material anu 81
ated on the norm line OF Main street. corner o.
Linden, The construction ana consequences Oh lhl,
residence. coupled with It's fine location, Just IVES
Of Monroe Park. and on Main street In me wes'
End along the line of the street rallroan' renuer.
It's prospective increased value conslceIaoy aD3s'
The prce IL will probably sell for. should make WI
property valuable as an investment eltneI Iot ,
nom. or for renting purposes. IL has eignt nlct
rooms and all modern improve meDts gas, wafer
cnlvert. bath. &c. IL brings now an annual ryGL o.
5000. The LOT fronts 21 feet lncBes on MAI
street, aud runs back good depth. speclai a''en
ton Is asked to this sale , ,.,.,,or,
prubabe liberal terms viii he given 1T une Oh soie
W. l.. COWARDlN, Trustee,
RoBFRT Il. LYME. Auc loneer. my -
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by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucii0neers,
1ll3 Main street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF THAT AT
- TaACTIyE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING No 103, AND LOT, FRONTING TWEEN
Y.sEyEN FEET ON The SOUTH SIDE OF
MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS.-By request OF the owner We
win sell by auction, on the premises, ON
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1881,
at * O'Clock Il. NJ, the aDeve-named VALUABLE
DIV fLLING. now and long In the occupancy OF
Mr.. r.. T. Adams, n good, prompt-paying tenant,
containing about seven rooms, and ti,chsn tde-
tached) all In good repair.
This property, by reason Of It's location aud char
acter, Is Desirable whether as home or for Invest
ment, while the terms are unusually accommods-
ting.
TERMS. One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-four moAihs, for negotiable
notes, with interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. RICHARDSON a CO..
my IL Auctioneers,
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FROM THE MALE OR.

IL PHAN ASYLUM, on the 7h instant, JEFF Err
SON ID. FORE, boy sixteen years DID, wei grown
fair skim dark hair, welldressed In dark clothes,
and BLACK hat, quite good-loOking. This boy was
faced IN charge OF the Male Orphan Society by his
mother when he was about six years ef age until ne
was twenty -one years old. When he arrived at the
age OF fourteen lat his own reques) he was put 10
the trade OF making until he should arrive at
twenty. This 10 10 forewarn oil persons nom bar
boring or employing said boy. !. x. GlLL,
my 14.2t Superintendent.
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Dy w. GOddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank Streets


ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE
ID CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICO COUNTY i,
VA entered the 2Stb day of MAY, 1879 In me sun
of RuInett's administrator Us. Mteks ana dtS.' ne
Undersigned, as special commissioners therein
named will proceed, upon the premises to sell al
public auction, on
THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1881,
at o'cl 'ck +. M the following de- crihed pronerty
Those TWO LOTS OF LAND. Nos. SO and 80. IN
the plan of Buena Vista Sidney. Henrico, with the
improvements thereon. cOn.i'ting Or SM ALL
FRAMED DWELLING, &c. at the northwest IN
tprsection of Williams and Richie STREETS fronting
so feet on the north side of Williams street ana
running back between parallel lines 30 feet, being
The saIne property conveyed 70 elisha a. burnett
10y william Mitchell by deed dated l7th OF March,
1854. .
TERMS For cash sufficient to pay the expenses Of
sa and The costs of The suit (abOut slO0) and as
20 the residue, In equal insaments upon credit OF
one wo and three years. with Interest at The rate
of per cent. per annum from the day OF sale, noes
for deferred payments. with interest ADDED ana little
retained until The purchase money Is paid ~ tull.
W. W. COSBY,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
Special Commissioners.
j. L,iAPPERSON. Salesman. INV IA
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J.L.iAPPERSON. Salesm.
by Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneeI,
1912 Main street.

EIRST.CLASS THREE-STORY STOCK
L BRICK DETACHED ELEVE Mr. . VI
DWELLING, WITH BRICK KITCHEN CON
TANNING FOUR ROOMS. COAL AND WOOD
VAULTS UNDER SAME. BRICK STABLE AND
FINE LOT, FOR SAFE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
By request Of The owner shall sell on
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1851,
al 9 O'Clock =. VI upon the premises. that exceed
tnglv desirable and we-cOnstrucled PRIVATE
RESIDENCE No. l07 east Cary street Row occu,
pied by D. b. Faulkner, Esq. The house Is hnished
i'm the best manner. with granite sllls anu caps 10
windows, marble mantels. Larobe stove In BASE
ment: ba n ARRANGEMENTS cOHpete; water cOEntc-
lions with stationary water-basins In all cnamDers
nre.placcS 10 small rooms on bOth or lhe upper
chamber floors large ana substantial back porchts
10 The several stories white the fr mt porch j. at
iraciiye: front yard enclosed with iron raliihg
side and rear alleys; grapeNines and shrunbery IN
rear ward. Tits IS truly desirable residence IL
having brought an annual rent OF fl,ZUO Tor many
wears since the war. The 10 alton and immedIate
surroundings are equal 10 any In the city, ana Inc
prOnerty Is only sold because the owner IS a distant
resident and desires 10 reai1. iunOs. Ihe LOl IS
40 by 1875 feet to wide allev Special attention Is
invited 10 the sale of this r Iidence.
THE TERMS viii be one third cash; balance upon
A crecit OF SIX twelve. and eighteen months, WIN q
per cent interest, and negotiable notes, secured 0y
deed of trust ROBERT Il. LYME.
uc,tOneer.
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By George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctltnoer,
1905 Bank street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i FARM OF l75 ACRES IN HANOVER
COUNTY HALE A MILL FROM klLBn's STA
TION, On THE RICHMOND, FREDERIC Ms
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. AND
TWELVE MILES FROM RtCllMOND.-ln exc
cutiOn of certain deed OF trust bearing date july
Is, 1876 adG daily recorded IN clerks office OF Han
over County Court, Deed Book No: 9, page 443, and
being requested by the holder Of The notes Ihereia
at public auction. a; O'Clock T.. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1s, 1881,
upon the premises, the following described proper
" l75 ACRES: about Que third cleared aud in a
good state Of cultlyali0n the balance IN timber.
Improvements consist OF n NEAT AND WELL
BUILT HOUSE containing six rooms, and ali ne
cessary outhouses. Large orchard aud vineyard.
Any gentleman who desires 10 i've IN the country
AVID attend business In The city would certainly be
pleased with the appearance aud location of this
farm.
TERMS: About sl,l00 cash: aud the balance on
long time, as will be stated nj sale.
GEORGE Il. CRAWFORD,
my trustee.
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Messrs. Marchand IL Brother. Charleston,
Iowa, communicate the following: Wekeep
full line OF most Of the principal medi.
cines. 81. Jacobs Oil thus far is leading all
Others, aud in no instance have we heard
one word OF dissatisfaction. All speak out
like Methodist class.meeting OF their own
personal experience with II and OF It's high
intrinsic value rs IMMINENT.
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By II. J.. staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llO3 Main street.

NXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
II BVILDING LOTS on TUE CORNER or
DOVER fOR CARY AND CHERRY sIREt :.
OK FINE SrhEE1 BETWEEN BENkRLh MD
AIREMARLE, On THE SOUTHWEST CoRNEK
or TWELFTH AND VI STREETS. AND ON
NICHOLSON STREET. RY AtCTlON.-M the
renest OF the execuiOrO of ne estate OF John ~ Bel
vim deceased. We shall sell upon the premises. M
the order named below. The following described
LOTS OF GROUND-nlmciy, on
MONDAY, MAY %. 1881.
al 81 O'Clock +. NJ. UflFUl. LOT on The
n, rihwest corner OF Dover Tor Ciry) aud cherry
street fronlins 80 feet on cherry street ana ia
feet on Dover street. - I'm 20
second "a VERY HANDSOME LOT fronting %
feet ON pine street brtween Beverly and Ahcmarle,
and running back about l46 feet TO an alley 20 Ieet
WIDE. 49,, ,,o, 80,
on TUESDAY, MAY "a. 1881,
AT 50 O'Clock Z. ". LOT froutiug 1872 feet on
TYelftl street corner of VI ct ana rlnhlng OacA
10 feet 10 an alley in common IL feet wide.
ON WEDNESDAY, May %, 1851.
AT az o'clock i. VI "a LOT on the north side oi
NIchosou street. fronting u eroOn 30 feet. ana run
ming back within parallel lines 10 Fox branch 80
feet more or essl. aud bounded by The lands now or
formerly of +. Dixon on one SIDE, aud }. Via on the
other. go.
The property will be su0diyded into lots TO suit
the wishes of bidders.
TERMS OF SALE: one third cash the btance IN
six Twelve. aud eighteen months, with interest add
ed for negotiable notes. secured by a trust.Gerd.
II. l.. STAPLES co.
myll Auctioneers.