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, 1881-03-05

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tren,il century. whcn ME: WIS split up into ca
aUlnd which t,lrn ns nov ws.lf hHrr tncIi Writ
ton with e. smp!'c ought II, Ge rpsnrct1. In t1,o
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ihcir nnt!ye English fnrm %. IL. sum. a,,n,,
tunEc ntc. nbitc. w,tnnes, wunlar, wuno.ll,
was 40 written i, lSi. an t,,snt 'i 10 10 !" assI,
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HOMO III @ ING opslns ta'lnta to te "'trrct1d at
uutsi , " u 1ura eAtfMuca use nI n tto nh'K ~
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-. think TINT II u l!st uf corrections following
tllcso principles GENERALLY were rrrpnrcd utI
offered. tu The public mi tho authority ul tho
COMMEND ITSELF IN w,tntE nh p,ur tn
TffE t.nus1,,y srysE ~ t.vor ,s,,wrS.
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n,on ,t1", snn'e ,, oi 'ao Lossts ~i!Gn !nsc mn-
toneu. siiu talis TTrsctso unuy athon2 tha
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Gill!K.s; tne Irlncro TINT tho p,'ellitlI shows
tie!!IE ni!rfneu o. n1ly nff9 sies'inK: rather 10 it
trnc tlIstt tlso wnrt ta'l fe csI1rcd fr?il! tho
iny inany 1 sls19lsi9s whsei. since shne period hive
UENH AbEA III SuG EhlllQ lime Tor HkE{u9t every
, 1881-03-05

To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune,
ClttCAuD. atarch Al kllnw tint the rcnttcra of
lHE TRIBUNE would Ike to know ltIo cMubo Of
tho lIocr war III South AfrIc,.. TIE TRIBUNE,
no tioubt. hns already given It; butstt tho pub
H. gtln llear u repetition, T.. d. N.
tn brl1f, the ct,.isc af tho 1]ocr war IL tho do
s!to Of t1iu Hours for Independence, and tho ru-
establishment Ut tloir ltHpultilc.]
, 1881-03-05

Th The Editor of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Mnrth Al nutire In your issue
OF tho 81 list yoM stata thAt Mr. CrDlkhile, nny
uthler nrrcst for bank robh!ns, WINS s,lcB II rurt-
nor ut sir. lngrana.l, Of lilo Commercial Iluto.
nlI UY which ID llttru0 Ia every particular. no
iIuvcr Wns Il IMrttlor. md n1yer cnti bu Inter-
rstcl with me-. II, my firm whntuver. llpaHe
10 mo tho justlca ~ GHrrcglliig tho error, and
.ublIKe. Yours respeotfuly. q. =. INaRAllAN.
, 1881-03-05
Extraordinary Chaapness,

wh,la tl,o price Of single authorizations W. a,,n..ST
viii ha nuifn,i tns y.a. fur Ftrs tA4iirt Iusts+s ~
,u,d. and ~ a,,y ana Gan u,ats w clue u WEI
ls1. u rstucss lhu prlee tn nSA 1nn 1.l'.. IN tl
fEAlI. Fur Txan:y nuthss Twenty to5's' ~ ~
sent uhs ysar. and \ iros copy " th' ss''s'
Club
, 1881-03-05

The wife Of Toiicc-O Onlcer Walter Il. Ehy,
York, 1'a., had her feet 81 batlly frosted that
" to walk. She applied St. ,tacplS Oil IN a
Saturday night, md the ne:.t day she was
nl,o to wear her slaues md walk IL cln,rl.
1ltr feet werG free ftuin sDreneys MD rs well
fS ever.
, 1881-03-05
SPELLING. REFORM IN ENGLAND
An Interesting Sketch Of English
Orthografy, and Flow to I'm.
prove It.
From The ANIMAL ia1rew (fSS0) Of Or. J. 4. Il.
Murray, The rresIlcat Of lhe Flo.
Logical S0sle!y.

While traditional acnnlNrRhip GInKs to traht.
tinnul nltsnrlity, Encncor raysIf WI wonlduntsor-
stanl the structure and history Of .ny lanauanc,
wo must FIRST nnd t,l,t whnt tl,At nrRnRHo
u tonauc-not!ou = nctnalIy was. wbat were tic
living uttcrancos nj wh!ch tho bjtnt'ols cads'
tecit! were merely tho pictures? Aud, sAtlsfcd
with nothing HhDrt or this, science linS fnyur-
able rcu,,ri for ovcry Improvement l,y which tho
hyn.nols cun be mn,c With greater oiearnrss and
certainty TO culycy thu living tauts.
Moreoyrr, tho discovery OF tho vAuo Of popu"
lnt md unwrltten 'lInlccts-spccl,nens 1T Inn
R,ingo IN It's natural living fortn-in revealing
tho processes III speech formation asli RrHwth.
III operation aro1,l ,is, md tho tm,,psslbil!ty os
recording nr conveying to any N,e og those
dtnlcnt. racts Anh fcnutnonn without minute
RrnIysR Hf Houils, md NIL teeurntc Intuition rs
jts instrument, hnre nltle fnnctlC, Tint IL to sny
truthful, t,utatinn absolutely necessary to every
student Ut languaHc. AMI 80 biologists wl0
ollce nccortlfnE to thoIr lights. looked nskRI,ce
nj proposals tu niter tho spelltigs nf wurds
which III their "pieturrsaMe Irregularities
Bl,okc to tto,u Of Tho ttnptdatlons Of centuries.
huve como to sGe TINT II Is only truthful repre-
scntNtion which cnn bnHd down trtte history, and
10 ay,npnthizG With NIL attempts, tho difficulties
Of which they certainly know better than nny
one ctsa, To extend this truthful representation
to GxIHt1ug lnnRnHge.
Ilow this hl4 beer already done III Dutch md
spuntsl. is well known. within tho lust yenr
nlsu sumo praeticns atcps hnvo becu taken with
rcRart. 10 the Gnrlnan. As every one knows,
Gcrn,an Is exceedingly well represented In writ
tnx, Utmost every symbol or combination or
symbol. having fxe,t vul,,c. so TINT thoro is
hurlly any difficulty In reading tho written
lnnXuarc. Hut t!erp 0rc several cnses In which
tho sa1nn Honnd haa several slgns, SO thnt spell
Ing Is by no mems us cortatn; nud this Is tho
,mI,criccsinn for tho removal Of which Ocrn,an
ectl1nrs nro now excrttE11 thptnselrcs.
, 1881-03-05

5ensationAl-TCo la,i!ee should read the ad.
HertisusIeMt IN haref H. headed ), A Cclpbralel
Denuty," and cut Out thu uEtlclu for rufervtltu.
, 1881-03-05

EhFtHn tSer, .trrtdl
Eumo very c0t1tGai yarns uro rclNted Of Eph
Cio,rlont, commonly called Ynnk," Of Ynntts
etntion, Lnko 1lluler, wef known by all whoever
vfsitoh tho ln!to. whun ho wns Justice of tho
1'caco at TINT rectiUn II fow ycnrs uno. A,nung
hts ohor characteristics, ynnk Is celebrated for
his abty to nuke Il nnantuin out Of n n1oiG-
hilf, nt.tl nlao for his philosophical disregard for
MI tho worldly dcsiratllities whon their nrqulsi-
lion requires tho display Of my amount OF oner-
Ket!c force.
One tl,no hn was trying case involving con-
siderable suni nf n,oticy ahd while tho most Int
portnnt witness was holng exanIncd. Yanx fell
"ilselio. .fctaei" srIcd ono ono 1t tic Interested
parties, " h0w kin ynu decide Ibis caae whon
y,n niu't hearin4 n!'no ct no cyI',oneo3'
"Tflat's iii right, know MI about Tho darned
np, my ,nlna abo,,t the morris long nEo."
aslcon agall. Hut ho was slot permitted to rost
lung bcl1ro ono Of his hclp, S,tshotl tntn big
raon which @ was on tiao aecond aoor OF r'ekoty
"Oid mani tlat sodarned olA SOW is iii tho
bsrn MGin eatn "P ~ ;no S,1ey' ..p III
yelled the .I,,t!Ec, mud with a few bo,lnds hu waa
senSa ~. "s t" reze M hat t 10 ind torsto III 'iMs sne
th1ng; - he nIaeod ii. l,reatt pnlm to tho sido of
his mouth 70 u al,a shTfed i. nP-sia1s: ,,,,
tsS @ !niaiia III Hi 4iyo yssti.st EoS the I psnt'ir
Urun another uuuasIotl, i. mn,i who hatl boon
Whcf sa ' 10 'i IND Il sosc 0a I'd s et! y wc"s "ih n}
fDrRnt 10 wnko up aunin. When tho dead body
was found Yank wis solisited 10 hold an Ill
=" Whntl is he t1cadY' asked Ynnk.
"Why, certainly he is dead" wns tho re-
"Ef thats 30. pury him. what's the, uao o
holdI,' Quest on Il dead fcllcrl' remarked tho
to cioso, n l,,uti nnlnea Smith waited e a,.
ait'tlor WHO owed him $ao0s aud ho accordingly
iaterslc'yeh Jn,lxo TANK:
taiE rs wlt!, ',i ,l'n a., agceut tho tnattcrf
Ss;a,iS W.;i;Hs he l,e, E'yo you no 'atsfaouons"
J" ny j!iaoF exclaimed tho Judge, "et You
couldn't Do l,oth!n, With hlu how lin blazos ki
dole out blind Justice.
QUI1s.
Yah, my son, did you not know 1t was sinful
to catch liah on Il Sundnyf" "Who's a ketchn
any tIshT'
Tho n,an WIN 0ocs Into business with tho Devil
Eno finds tint his partner Ia soul proprietor
Nctu Dricuns Pfcaultae.
Il liibcrnInn swltchtonder. who saw train
coming In on tlu,e. suIl: "You are first ut last,
and yo'i were always behind before"
. "%tat pian," sstd THO actor to the author,
"insc ' yoir creditofs re dit 's was Tue stry m % repy
A Montnna Indian. who why recently convicted
who defended him With delicious frankncss:
Lawyer tnu much tulkl hrnp f0ul"
"Yuu old vulturc. you'll" ehc exclaimed when
10 hsnscf that Feycn hontets ycnr were eilu,,sh
for III! ordinary w6u,nil. Next dag, when he re-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-19
TREES, TREES.

10000 sEE1kIEG TR THl ;sa,S, 0FAMeE "a, ,GI
American seed, for sale at
MRS. H, SHA laws NURSERY,
On San Pedro street, between Adams
and Jefferson streets, m2O-2m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-19
Anxious about an overdue Vessel.


WARRINGTON, April 1s.-The u.
8. Frigate Constitution left League
Island ten days ago and has not
been heard from since. There is
some appreh ension for her safety.
1t is said she was imperfectly
manned and doubts are expressed
here for her safety.
A Battle im sbc Bsreeis or Ei Raso.
SANTA FE, N. M, April Is. Last
Wednesday afternoon a party of
Americans and two Mexicans be-
came engaged In o quarrel at Ell
Paso and the two Mexicans were
killed. The affair created great ex.
citement on both sides OF the river.
The following day armed Mexicsns
crossed the river to take possession
Of the bodies Of their friends. The
Americans showed great indlgna.
tion at the conduct of the Mexicans;
and in a short time organized q
party to attack the MexIcans.
Meantime the town of Franklin
(rhe American Ell Paso) was
thrown into a state of the widest
excitement, resulting In o conflict
between the two parties. The row
became general, and bullets few
thick. During the melee John
Hall, mistaking one Kremkaw for
Mexican, shot and instantly killed
him, and was himself shot by an
American. The Town Marshal,
having unsuccessfully endesvored
to quell the disturbance, took part
himself and fatally wounded one
Campbell and Mexican. A mum.
ber OF others were slightly wound
ed. Since Thursday the towns of
El Paso and Franklin have been
quiet, and there probably will be
no further disturbance.
A Csso Of PORK soisouiss.
ALLEGHENY, Pa, April 1S.-A
case of TrichinOsis occurred here
from eating pork. Remedies were
applied and the patient is slowly
improving.
A Terrible U Ase US Even.
RURAL, Ohio, April 18.-A young
Kentucky singing school master |
named Corn, who had been a assault
ed by rough named Reed, upon
meeting the latter subsequently in
a drug store, struck him on the
head with weight, killed him and
escaped.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-19
NOTICE

Ia hereby given that any person found
cutting wood. or any person who pur.
chases wo ID from persons that trespas>
ON the POtIoro 9rande, santa Anita, P0-
81 cnttins and c:rfyinS away tin ber
thsrsfrom, vii g esoseented for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-19
FOR RENT.

AECommodious suites of unfurnlshed
apartments. with all modern conven-
fences. suitable for families; also, leas-
ant ofhces. at reasonable rates, In the
BAKER BLOCK.
Inquire Of ]. A. GRAVES, Rooms 8 and
4, Baker Block. ja6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-19
LINES OF TRAVEL.

LINES OF TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST
sTEAMsHlP COMPANY.
aOODALL, PERKINS q CO.. AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and loo
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR APRIL.
Coming uous. Going North
:::,. :: / hi i i
Aseep 90: A,sn,s Mons! Ag,n .IAgu .
ossaba'". ? asab AZ" 3 lApm g /" u j.: 3
Orizaba.". ~ 13 i" Is ID :" ls
Orixaba....l 2SI :" 25l %. N %
Orisaba... May. 81 May. o.
Both steamrhips call At Fort Hartford
tsanL Obispo )and Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves tho right %
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
sTPassengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles At 1850 O'Clock A. NJ, Los
Los Angeles and San Diego
oriz aha and Ancon.
Leave San Pedro for San Diego April 8,
10, l5, 20. Is. 80 and Mays.
Passengers take the train that leaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington at 3.l5 p. H.,
Los Angeles time.
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles.
Cabin. steera<e.
To San Francisco. 0......-..el5 90 90 90
10 FORT H0rroro. IL W u
TO santa bafbara.............. 70 500 j
10 San Diego ..'..'... .'.......... b w w
Plans Of fsteamers' cabins at agents ofnoe,
where berths may be secured.
FOR WAY PORTS.
The steamer Constantine leaves San
Buenaventura and santa Barbara for San
Francisco every Friday, calling at way
ports.
Freight steamers leave San Francisco
for San Pedro, Anaheim Landing and
Newport about every ten days.
For Passage or Freight 80 above, or l
for tickets to and from
Eastern Cities and PrIncl.
pal European Port0s
Apply to
81. MCCLELLAN,
Local Agent, Office, No. 88} Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Angels.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-19
P~.sssss.s O.sai"G W.s,.

KANsAs Cry, April II Follow.
ing are the through passengers via
the, 4. =. = 8. +. line tonight;
-, 1S.iHf;si: rs; s. s; iss:':ss. : sss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-19
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Pleasantly located and neatly furnished, :,
TOILET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and franklin streets, one
block from Posto nice. d3ltf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-16
Briefs md Personals.


The State Fair commences tomorrow.
Pay your eapitation-taX without further
delay.
Our country friends are coming into
town In liberal numbers. They all say that
vha. with the arches, electric lights, flags,
s;rn,,sers, &C., Richmond never looked so
handsome. !, ,ooso ovD,,,,, ,.ho+
our condition would haze peen nau ule
new steam-punip never been eoCght! Ana
would this pump ever have been ordered
IL Mayor Darlington and others haah
kicked up row about the water scarcity!
Now, since there is plenty Of water, let
the streets on the route OF the march be
literally sprinkled tomorrow. 1t Will be
good advertisement for our new pump,
and will assure our visiting friends that our
water supply is indeed ample.
Mr.. Blaine has written to q. X. Banks
dale. president OF the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange. nice letter acknowledging the
receipt of the resolutions passed by the
Exchange in reference to the death OF
( President Garfield.
( Dodwortb's band is one OF the best in the
world.
Some of the fine effect OF the statue of
! Liberty. at the intersection OF Main and
Fifth streets, has been spoiled by the
placing OF u telegraph-post right in front
Of 1t. Pity, pity, pity!
The French arch, corner OF Franklin
and Second streets, Is going to be splen-
did one.
The Main-street front OF the post-oflice
building has been very handsomely deco
rated.
Certainly II will be more pleasant for the
soldiers as well as for the people OF Rich
mond il some effort Is made to sprinkle the
streets on Monday. There is plenty OF
water. Sprinkling-carts can be obtained in
sufficient numbers. Go to work.
Broad and Main streets are yleing with
each other In the extent and brilliancy OF
decorations. The tri-color aud the stars
and stripes float from nearly every house
The arrangement as TO Centennial holi.
! day for the public-school children ought Il
be satisfactory. They are, Of course. more
interested in the Richmond than In the
Yorktown festivities. Comparatively few
: could go TO Yorktown anyway.
The river Is very, very low; but 1t doesn'i
make so much difference TO the genera
public now that the steam-pump is pouring
water into the new reservoir AT the rate Of
six million gallons per diem.
An army OF Richmond newspaper mel
win tomorrow proceed to make footprints
on the sands Of Yorktown.
The "Welcome 10 All". arch in front O
the Dispatch Office Is one OF the gayest o
the gay.
The electric light IS very much like moon
light ON ice.
That arch across Broad street near th'
First Baptist church is stately structure
and looks as solid as the James-riyer gra
mite which II represents.
The headquarters Of the Bureau for As
signment Of Visitors, No. 1910 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-16
A DUEL
1sswcsn Ron. George y. wise and
CAPTAIN IL. III. Ridaieberser.

OF che blair Letters and the "ii-
-. ss.nfsssion - Tive Daeis Arraneed--A
r1sschnnee which Prevented One wssh mr.
n. y. ncirne, Of The ssasc-Nsetias Nc
tw,tn msssrs. Wise and Ridaleberser Near
Atlsess ssatlon = Three shess without
Eject; Captain Riaaieberger then Extends
Ills nd--rnrsicuiars as Par as they eoHia
be ObtaiRed-Arrest OF siessrs. Beirne'
wise, and Riddicberaer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-16
nLDpoMINIoN STEAMSHIP -
" COMPANY.
ron NEW YORK.

THIS company win dispatch one OF iie- 70 Nan
stssmers-0LD DOMINION, Wy ANVn'F,DAl
haitian, and IChMOND-Ei thNbAN 90 %
aud FRIDAY at L. NJ, ana =
steamers leave New York TT Isl. - ,, ta'i r.r
DAYS, and SATURDAYS a. $ l',-.,t. NoiIl
26 lnew numberl, foot OF boi'A ''''
'i They have splendid ssloor'' s's''-'O'''''
bath-fOoss. IL attentions iN
unsurpassed. -. sth. r,und up
trslehts fer points beyond New Norh lo, ,s.s
with dlsfIsteh, and no Charge mane NNN'f'
FRsaishts received until O'Clock I. ~ u""''
For Further IN formation, Apply W. ,s,ut.
GEORGE W. ALLEN q ~" psSkefi..
myi once Company Nha''SN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-16

There are political outbreaks so popular
with the whole people that the state dare
not interfere. The breaking out fpostules,
pimples, letter, and the like on the face, can
be pleasantly cured by Dr. Benson's Skin
Cure. Also good for the hair and scalp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-16

To all who come TO Richmond to witness
the State Fair and Centennial exhibition,
take notice that have just received from
the British College OF Health, London,
England, another importation OF the cele-
brated family medicine, MorisOn's Pills.
Price Qnaied), s1.15 per set.
w. s. PMCHER, Agent,
next Express Office and corner Pine and
BROAD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-16
QuARLEs & MccURDY, Auetloneers.
Bv ". Goddin, AuctIonccr.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM or
AEOI1T TWENTY AND A lIAIE ACkEs
ny THE SOUTH SIDE OF a CONTiSIAliON
OF GROVE ROAD, IN HENRlCO SQInlni'
TWO AND HALF MILES NEST OF hiCu-
MOND.-Uy virtue Of two deeds OF trt,t tgosi,
dulv recorded in IIenricO County Court the htst
executed by Major John +. Wren ana mlIe 20 W
(;oddn. trustee, bearing date 7tl Septems.er,
1868 the second n y. ". Lee trustee, dsyeu Ao.
Nav 1859, we. the undersigned trustees, IN chese-
lion Of the said deeds, aud at the request OF tiie
Lenencisrjes in the said deeds will offer Tor SAFE ~
public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1851,
at O'Clock +. NJ. that portion OF the lands con-
viewed by the said deeds fronts on Tue south siue
Of q continuation Of Grove road, extchuIhg JAW
10 the north line IF the old Wcsthsin turnpike OF
Igsnk rosd. adjoining the farm of DIR. X. A. Fat
terson and others. containing about Eva Ashre,
more or less. On this tract there Is 1919 ,
Unwilling and other buildings, somewhat out
Of repsirs-including an orchard. The lana IL OF
excellent Quality. aud being elevated. colnlhahns
fine view II the surrounding country. Inc heikh-
borhood Is an excellent one.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 dcfray costs anu eh-
penses of sale and 20 pay OF Slle.l7' win In
tercst from 26.h October, 1868, being balance
due under the nrs. deed As agreed on between tle
partics: and $3.50. with interest from ism OF
Eoven,her4 1919 the amount due under the second
decd and Ms TO the residue, on sucli terms ~
the Vraittor may direct or I'm case OF his iailure
10 give such direction, then upon suell circuit az
the said trustees shall think tt. pitt or lhe ald
Will be exhibited at the sale. w. hODDihi,
'''' Trustee in'hrst deed;
y. VI. LEE,
oc11 Trustee In second deed.
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by " fphNAtif
Real Estate AuctiOnecr,
Omcc Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT vALU.

SALE OF THAT VALU-
GHI.E FARM CALLED "OAK HILL On
TIIE EASTERN SIDE OF TIE MECHANICS
WILLIE TURNPIKE TWO MILLS EAST OF
RICIIMOND.-IBy virtue Of three several deeds OF
rust duly recorded IN Hcurico County Court, exc
cuted by Mr. John Wright and vile, the first to f.
o. Noting and w. Goddin, trustees, dated lOlh
November, 1873; the second to ". G0ddin, nus
tee dated 10th May, 1915, and the third 10 W.
G0ddin, trustee dated lst December, 1873, record
ed l4th August, 1877, we, the undersigned trus-
toes will In execution Of the said deeds, az The re-
quest of the several creditors thereby secured, and
with the full assent and concurrence ~ MT.
Wright, offer for sale al auction. Oh the premises on
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1881,
at O'Clock r. NJ, # fair II not on the first fair
dny thereafter. the beautiful FARM located as
above containing originally 6S ACRES, but from
which 3 acres have been sold OF, leaving 90
ACRES, more or less, the most Of which IS open
land in good heart. and well adapted 10 grass anu
the usual crops. The BUILDINGS are numerous,
and embrace all that are necessary for the accom-
mediation of q large family. Tie DIV ELLlNb,
built of brick, with large greenhouse attached,
contains eight rooms above the Basement. ihltoht
of the dwelling are several fine Oak-trccs and IN
attractive fiOwcr-gardcn. and many ornamental
trecs &C. There Is an cNccnt old orchard on the
place. For residence market garden or dalry
farm the place has many attractions; ~ rs pro
verbally healthy; has on II two wells OF INC wafer
Whilst the deeds require cash sale. YET the tils-
tees are authorized to make TIE terms lberal-ssy
one fourth cash. balance at sl1, twelve, aud elgii-
teen months. FOR negotiable notes interest added,
'''''' F.. o. NOTHING,
W. GODDIN,
Trustees in the first deed;
W. GODDIN,
Trustee In the second and third deeds.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE is Of great
benefit to pastors when run down by long
continued brain work.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCIIooLs,l
October l,5 1881.
VlHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL BE
Il CLOSED on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
October 2Oth and 21st, for tie Centennial Ccle-
brau0n at Yorktown. and MONDAY, TUESDAY,
and WEDNESDAY October 24th. 25th, ana 2bth.
Parents arc urged Ia have their children promptly
I'm attendance on THURSDAY the 27th i..st1nt.
j. H. PEAI. JR..
oc 1G-1t superintendent Schools.
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