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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-30
QUARLEs & MCCURDY)
and , AuctiOneers.
". Ii. LYME & Co. my IL

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM WITHIN TWO MILES OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING SO 9S9-
1000 ACRFS.-in execution of a deed Of trust
from Henry Lycll and wife dated the 18th day Of
October, 1850, and of record in the clerks Office or
the County Court of IlenricO, default having been
made I'm The payment of the first note secured
therein, and being required so to do according 10
the terms of the deed, we, the undersigned will of
fer for sale at public auction on the premise at
O'Clock +. NJ. on
TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1882,
that DESIRABLE FARM, situated i'm the county
Of Iicnrico, Immediately on the road leading from
the old Richmond and Deep-Run turnpike 10 sta
ples's MILL formerly owned by Richard Schultz,
deceased, and recently occupied by the said Henry
Lyell, containing Sc 9S9-l00O ACRES OF
LAND. with a COMFORTABLE DWELLING
and All the usual outhouses thereon. This farm Is
desirably located. IN good state of cultivation,
and has on IL an unusually good supply of wood.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and the sum Of 1925, with interest thereon from
January /, 1882: as to $4,000, on credit Of one
two, three. four, and five wears. payable 800 on
the LIST day Of January. 1853, 1918 on the LIST day
of January. 1884 5000 OH the lst day ofJanuary
1885, 1925 on the lst day Of January, 1856, $500
on the LIST day Of January, 1887 and as 10 the re-
siduc of the purchasc-Inoney, terms will be ALI
nOunced on the day Of sale. ~
JOSEPH BRYAN,
X. II. CALDWELL,
my 10 Trustees
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Iwill sell by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1882,

TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1882,
at 8 o'clock L. NJ, the aboye-sescrlbed REAL
ESTATE.
The location nj this property Is all that can be
asked desired, and this sale offers rare oppor-
tnity to secure FIRST-CLASS BUILDING LOTS
or 10 make profitable investments.
Dwellings these lots, arranged In flats suitable
for families, or for private residences, will rent
readily at prices that viii pay handsomely on the
investment and NJ the same time supply long-felt
need I'm our city.
IT deemed desirable nj sale, the property may De
offered rs whole.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six.twelye,
and eighteen months, with per cent. interest or
longer time may be given If desired by purchasers.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
Executor of Mrs. l.. q. Allan.
Sale by Il. B. CHAPLIN & CO., Auctioneers.
my24
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAG
NIFIcENT SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
KNOWN AS
THE "DILL- FARM.
CONTAINING EVERY VARIETY OF SUR
FACE, ROLLING HILLS,
WITH RICH GROWTH OF OAK TREES,
FERTILE WALES, WITH RUNNING STREAMS
OF WATER;
LARGE ACREAGE OF ELEVATED PLA-
TEAUs,
COMMANDING FINE VIEWS OF
THE CITY.
THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT
SPRING
TO De FOUND ANYWHERE NEAR THE
APRIL 4, 1882.
Joseph G. Din ct ais, Plaintiffs Richmond Cham
Adolph Dill ct ais, Defendants> Gerry Court.
VIRTUE of the above decree entered on the above
date. In the suit styled as above. We. the special
commissioners therein appointed, Will proceed TO
execute In part the said decree by selling at public
auction, OR the premises,
friday JUNE ID. IL o'CLoCKM.,
t,rrsN~
acknowledged 10 he an exceedingly desirable 10
cation for suburban residences. and owing IL Its
location, being on The border Of the city, with the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad passing along its
eastern boundary, ailording most excellent trans
portation facilities. and along its western line
the MeadOwbridgc road. and IT. northern boundary
the county road, renders this beautiful farm eN-
ceedingly valuable and most desirable for any pur-
poses whatever.
Cottages erected upon its beautiful plateaus
VIII command extensive views of the city, and
from which, by easy roads, the city can DC reached
i'm ten-mnutes' ride.
The elegant surroundings OF this property ndi-
cate the estimation Of thi, desirable location. as
no finer and more beautiful improvements can be
found elsewhere mot even excepting Grove road
than In this neighborhood Among The many
beautiful residences surrounding this beautiful
property are those of Messrs. Joseph G.Dill. Four
qurcan, /. Davenport. Jr, and George Gibson.tSl.,
than which no more elegant and beautiful homes
We will sell the property as a whole or In four
divisions each laid OH with reference TO water and
building sites.
The whole contains 1861 acres
Divided
No. 1-2Gl acres.
No. PA acres.
No. 80 acres.
No 4-About IS acres, with SMALL HOUSE
aud two nice springs.
There are some Improvements on The farm such
"A, barns. stables, Out-houses. and the old HOME
STEAD RESIDENCE, where IS one az he
FINEST SPRINGS ~ THE COUNTY, which
alone of its If + II great value, and needs 10 he
seen to be appreciated.
For manufacturing purposes, for plea,nre-gar-
dcns, or for city public purposes. nature has con-
sprel to make this THE PLACE. while The rail-
road and county roads put II nearer the centre of
the city than any other large tract Of such beautiful
and yariegatcd surface.
Omnibus viii Doe provided for conveyance 70 the
ground, and will leave the office of auctoneer
promptly at II o'clock. Lunch at l , O'Clock.
Plats t. DE seen at Office Of auctioncer.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance In one, two.
and three years. with interest added and secured
by trust deed. HENRY g.. CANNON,
\. II. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioners.
j. THOMSON Brown, Auciioneer. my2l
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Bv II. Il. Chaflin < Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

kedl Esthtc AucuoHceIS'
UCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
n MOST DESIRABLE AND PRODUCTIVE
SUBURBAN FARMS
NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
LOCATED ON THE BROOK ROAD, ABOUT
TWO AND a HALE MILES FROM
KNOWN AS aHICKoRY HILL"
AND JOINING COLONEL }. d. YOUNGs-
1T CONTAINS lis ACRES,
LARGEST ORCHARD
SELECTED AND CHOICE FRUITS
PROBABLY IN TIE STATE;
A LARGE ACREAGE
FINEST srRAwBE SR IhE AND RAspBER-
RIES, ALL IN FULL BEARING AND
FINE CONDITION.
UNSURPASSED AS A
DAIRY AND FRUIT-FARM,
HAVING A LARGE ACREAGE ALREADY
SET IN GRASS AND HAY.
At the request Of the owner, who. having made
other business arrangements, Is determined TO SELL
we will offer at public auction. the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1882.
Of 8 o'clock Z NJ, the aboye-described VERY
VALUABLE PROPERTY. located In irst-class
ncghborhood. and In q high state OF cultivation.
Everything In order, and the annual sales have
been from $4,000 10 $4,000 IL is very rarely that
such a PROPERTY IS offered at auction, and the
owners anxiety To sell affords an opportunity 10
buy bargain.
we call the attention Of all our capitalists 10 this
paving investment, and AT the same time desira-
bic and convenient home.
TERMS: Very liberal. and announced at sale.
X. b. CHAFFIN 4 CO.,
myo8 AuctiOnccrs.
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PICTURES. FRAMES. &c.

PICTURES, FRAMES, &c.
VNHE LATEST
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs, OLEOGRAPHs
CHROMOS, at very low figures;
PHOTOGRAPH, VELVET, and EAS L l.
FRAMES;
C0RNICES and PARLOR EASELS at
ap27 l.. LEwIS's, 9l2 Matn street.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonccr.
lib east Main street.
ERANKLIN-STREET PROPERTY At
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE HhNDsOMEsT AND CHOICEST CORNrp
BUILDING-L0T IN TIE CITY or
RICHMOND,
FRONTING Sc FEET, At THE sOUTI,yFsr
CORNER OF SECOND AND FRANKLIN
STREETS.
Twin sell at auction. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1852,
AT $50 p. NJ,

the above magnificent corner property. ,rh
depth Of i 90 feet. 1t should command thc .r..i.i
attention Of those seeking the most elegant 'sItL
Ing sites In the centre Of this mOstftshl0nails,,.
nue..
This most valuable property Is now on the mar.
ket for the first time for many year,, athou.l a.
quenty aud eagerly sought for. and u can b. tI.y
said that In short time is value will De- gr.,f.,
beyond It's present worth, and that with hut .ro
exception II Is the only desirable unmprugtl c.r.
ner property on this fashionable street and d, nni
yersiDy acknowledged 10 De unequ4lled Dol no ,Itv
The property viii be divided into two l0i. a8G'.t
each, or sold as whole. n may be desired a, al,
TERMS: one fourth cash: bakncc in ono. W. IA
and three years, or six. twelve, and c.gIf.,.n
months, at option Of purchaser, Interest add,,i =.
cured by trust deed.
my % J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auciionn.r.
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by Qu,r'cs a McCmIy
William n. Lyme & Co.,.
Real Estate Auctlonccr.. RlcIm....
COMMISSIONERS, sALEOTA-NAL


COMMISSIONERS SALEot A~NAlL
Y FARM on ~ s6-lCO ACEI- ~ .n,p
LAND, FRONTING o. Iiit NlNi d.
ROAD, AND RUNNING BAth Iu illI .I' Dr..
MOND. MOREOVER AND tU. ~ Nh. b.
RAILROAD. ADJOINING Iuf LANlN L
Nt~SR<. Jennings. EfAtI. ~Al I y. 81
OTHERS. ABOUT SIX Nllf~ tENN iII'
CITY or RICHMOND. IN pur.uauc. "'
of Richmond Chlucery 0urt n'.rrl .h l.' '.'
day of April, 1852, Boz he -nit oi il'.i Sc
lionil Bank w. Lyufs curator. &c., i'r ''..
signed. appointed special commits .nt.~ l'.'
VIII offer f0r sale AZ tie licnri'p county ''.
MONDAY. JrNE l2,l@-2.
(that being court-dayl, 40 I O'Clock D.. VI.
TRACT OF LAND above mentioned. lI' -''.H
Is good. and there Is upon th, place lmt t'''i ..
Der.
While as special commissioner we "il .ilt .'.-
ycy an undivided molety, OF ihlt-ini,f :. 81
m, authorized 10y the party owning o. oi"
tefe.t 90 say That Dee viii unite with u- 40 ut .''F
so that the whole can hc sold.
Terms: one fourth cash; residue lt -I' i"'
/ and eighteen months, for negotiable n'itr 10.
I cent. added. and the tiile retained unli iN' f
{ ufrrha-e-unucy b. paid aud convoy Ircf .Ii't't
: iiy lho Court. CHARLES T.. MlilllNih.
henry g.. CANNON
Special Commissioner.
OUARLFs { MCCCEDY,
WILLIAM Il. LYNE 4 COS
"''''''' my 2s,31.Jci .2i.6.-.oIoii
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MoNnNY. Jryr I2.Is.2.
Bv Grubhs s Williams,
Real Estate Agent. and Aucu0ncer-
Eleventh street heteccu Main aui l,nh.

IItFtHtn '1I'Nt '''"''' '''''''' "
ONE OF THE FINEST Bl lLplNH
~ LOTS N THE CITY. o. lut ~.
SIDE OF FRANKLIN ~IHItI hllh
no TIIE RESIDENCE OF DIR. 4. !. lLl.'
AT ACCTlDN.-Ou
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81, iss2,
NJ q o'clock L. NJ. we will sell, up0a ne rr'' o.
the PROPERTY above referred to. NNi.'.-
IeTfsr Ia n In every point Of de.irthlltf n
beauty Il situation, UncNccllci chtfhti' yer N.
bnrhoOd. and convenience 20 business "l
cicnt retirement, can Pee FOUND "a ih,F '.'. ,
portunitics such as this .rc daily CROWNS ''
luent Tie lot fronts 81 7-l2 feet, aud guns *
1873 feet 60 IN alley 20 feet vide.
TERHs Very liberal. ,,.,,,,,,,.
wvas Auc-lnHtf0-
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CARRIAGES.

/ have iust received the LARGEST AND HAND
SOMEsT line of CARRIAGES In the city, and
advise ali In want To give call before purchas-
Ing as can offer inducements In styles and prices.
CARRIAGES from "a up. ROBT HARROLD,
an % SIT Broad street.
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THE GREATEST APPETIZER, stomach, blood,
and lyer-regulator on earth-Hor BiTrEgs,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY II. II. Chafin Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
THAT HANDSOME
ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
WELL KNOWN AS THE RESIDENCE
LATE MRS. LOUISA G. ALLAN.
THIS PROPERTY
HAS BEEN
DIVIDED INTO LOTS
FRONTING on MAIN STREET,
AS CAN DE
SEEN ON THE PLAT
OFFICE OF THE AUCTIONEERS-
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1916 Main street.
EXECUTORS SALE or TWO Pr
IL TACHFD FRAMED HOUSES. Win
IARGELOIS, EACH FRONTlNG SIXTY Eli r
on THE NORTH LINE OF BEVERLY ~lfIi 3
BETWEEN WASHINGTON MD EANlul 200
STREETS. JUST BEYOND I'M Nl-llEN
LIMITS OF THE CITY, viii -'ll 10 iH r
auction, on the prcmi-s,, on
TUE>DAN.JUNE g, ISs2,
no ., o'clock T.. ". fhp ahoto-dD-rrlIDl li.l'-
PEHrN. This property 40 present page. I.. '
The building lOts should De- utilized IN NDU'f a
% largc income. Plrfits seeking imlr.firr TT ..t
End realty should hy an means attend li..
TfEMS one fourth cash. balance iu 'I
two Years. for nott-. with - per cent iN'lr.. i
secured by deed of trust un property.
GEORGE T.. IENNlNtr.
Executor at J.. u. sherman. iD..t.i.
FUENAN IUrpfR. Auctiourer.
NY 2l2i2f.L~.3N tJtl l.I.ltf
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by sutton & Co..,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.
by VIM. II. Lyme & Co. and Quarles & McCurdy
Real Estate Agents and AuctIOnoers.


Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIN
" BUILDING LOTS II THE PLAN OF AR
LINGTON, ON HARNIE AND ASHLAND
STREETS. NEAR ROBINSON STREET, BY
AUCTION-ln pursuance of decree of the Rich
mOnd Clnnccry Court. made on the 18Th day Of
April, 1882. In the suit of the Planters National
Bank US. Lyne'7 curator, and others, We Will offer
for sale by auction, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1852.
at 6 O'Clock L. NJ, SIX NICE BUILDING LOTS.
located a. above, three OF which front 3ONI33 liz
feet each the north lire of Ashland street and
designated by Nos. %, 23. and "a i'm the plan Of
Arlington, and three of 3ONl33 7-l2 feet each ON
the south line of Iaryie street at It's intersection
with Robinson street. and designated by Nos. l3l,
1872. and 1873 in said plan.
TERMS: one fourth cash; the residue for ncgo-
TABLE notes at six, twelve. aud eighteen months,
with Interest added from day of sale. and title re-
tanned until the whole purchase-money has been
paid and conveyance ordered by Tie Court.
CHARLES f.. WIlITLOCh,
HENRY G.. CANNON,
Special Commissioners
WM. ii. LYME & co.
and AuctlOncrs.
QUARLEs & MCCURDY,) my 20
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among latest Marion Fay, by Anthony Trollope;
2Oc. \ fine line of Stationery-all styles, in and
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large assortment OF Canes. All the June, May,
Century. Atlantic, Demorest. &C., at
N.LE0NARD's Book and News Store,
my2l 90S Main street.
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BY II. l.. staples * CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctl0uer.
llO3 Nam street.

DY BEQU EST OF THE OWNER ]
ID shall offer for sale. upon the prcmi-'s, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1852.
N ~ O'Clock in The afternoon. That NAItAliir
REAL ESTATE n the western portion OF ni-
city 40 the corner OF Cary and lIIWtr -trogfs.
Upon TIE lot f. DOUBLE FRAME TIM
NENT, under good rental a. good t"urni. l'n
building Is insured tor 1000. The lut d. largo
one, having front ON Cary street of ll0lf lfu
feet.
Tho property will he sold a. a whole - divided
UP into lois. a. may be desired.
The present terminus of the city street railway
g. but short distance from the property 1uf Dr. i
shall DE extended. which b contemplated thr D..,
will pass within few yards oi the property.
TERMS: one third cash. for the balance f..r.
eight. and twelve months, for ucg table uNtf -.i-
isftctOrily endorsed. with Interest 40 -lN PER rff
per aumum added, and trust decd tn secure fh'.r
payment. Purchaser to uat all tax for scar
lsS2 JAMES VI DOINAN
Attorney 90. nFNNr
H. /. STAPLES & CO., Auctloucc.s. my 20
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FRUIT TREES,
ASPARAGtS-BfDS,
AfsrA AR tWsffTA g.
? TII-f0U--
j. \. JONES. !
GRUBBs K WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. my 10

As trustee I'm deed from :. Ietele and wife q
me. dated 1t November, 1879. daly recorded, anl
conveying the property above described, l vii
unite with Messrs. Bacon and Jones, trustees. IN
the sale advertised above.
CHARLES L. WILKINS. Trustee.
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EXECUTORS SALE or SMALL
LBRICk HOUSE. WITH \ SINTl-~IN-FOur
Lot. on THE OlIHMF~I MIR up
PORTER AND TENTH STREET.. NANtlll--
TERI viii sell at austion, on thp promise, nu
MONDAY. JUNE ,. l-e2.
at 81 O'Clock T.. ". the Aforementioned Pro-
PERRY. The house. with a litIr repair. Iut nn
g. will rent Wen, and there r. sufficient BAND lt-
Joining e. put up several houses. lhr pr..'nt r-.
IN Manchester values makcs That city 1000 IfuIttitc
quarter for investment. 80 tli- sale OnDr- iir-
gain.
TERMS: one third cash; balance n .ly ani
twelve months, per cent. Interest added In Joe
ferrcd payments. aud secured by trI-t-,lrei.
GEORGE b. JENNINGS.
Executor OF !. ". sherman, dDccp.si.
FURNAS IUpPEE. Auctiontcr.
my 2l242G.2s.3O&3l&J
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MR.. ROBINsON'S NEW BOOK.

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t is a mistake to suppose that men succeed
cough success: they much oftcner succeed
'pugh failure. samuel Smiles.
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Worship in the Woods.

How rich The embroidered carpet spread,
ON either side the common way;
Azure and purple. gold and red,
Ru>set and white, and green and gray,
With shades between,
Woven with light in looms unseen.
The dandelion's disk of gold,
With lus1re decks the meadows green,
And multiplied million fold,
The daisy lights the Nerdant scene;
The blue mmt> plumes
Invite the bees 10 their perfumes.
\ wrinkltd ribbon seems the road,
| n>pooed from silent hills afar;
Rest, like an angel, lifts the load
And in my path lets down the bar.
And here it brings
\ lease Of life on healing wings.
The summer leisure of the cloud
That Wanders with its trumpeter,
The wind, is mine; no wranging crowd
AnnoNs the humble wol>hipcr
In the white tent
Beneath listening armament.
Ul-tioating on the ambient air.
Sweet songs Of sacred music rise.
And now "A voice distinct in prayer,
Like the larks hymn, reaches the skies,
And the Amen"
l. echoed from the hills and glen.
The wood Il vast cathedral seems,
1t, dome the overarchng Sky:
The light. through trembling branches streams
From open windows lifted high;
Under he frs
soft shadows shield the worshipcrS.
George W. Bungay, in our Continent.
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Not so fast, my friend; if YOU could see the
strong, healthy, blooming men, women and Chill.
dren that have been raised from beds Of sickness.
suffering and almost death, by the use of Hop Bit,
tiers, you would say 'GlorouS and Unavailable RENE
dy." See another column.
audience, and yet hundreds Of sensitive people go
to the opera expressly to hear Minnie IIauk.
Danish i'll health, nervousness vcxation, frctful-
ness etc. by using Browns Iron Biters
An exchange asks, "What is petroleum." 1t is a
very easy method of getting rid Of fire kindling
wants.
Fell Down.
Mr.. Albert Anderson, York street, Buffalo. fell
down stairs and severely bruised his knee A few
applications of Or THOMAS ECLECTRIC on. cX-
tirely cured him For sale by X II. Moody, Belfast.
You can buy your watermeons in Troup county,
Ga, for cent apiece
Found at Last.
An agreeable dressing fur the hair, that will stop
its falling has been long sought for. Parkcr~ Hair
Baleam. distinguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want.
TalIeyrand once said: "What have been taught
| have forgotten; what know nave guessed" In
the last respect he WAS 4 sewing society all 10y him
self.
Improvement on Mind and Body.
There is more Strength-restoring power in bot
tie of Parkcr's Ginger Tonic than in a bushcl of
malt or a gallon of milk. As an appetizer, blood
purifier and kidney corrector there is nothing like
it, and invalids consequently find it wonderful in
yigorant for mind and body.
\ young man at Chester, Pa. got mad and fed to
parts unknown because his giyl would not pay for
his wedding suit. such ~timsy girl doesn't de
serve a husband.
Impure Breath
Among all the disagreeahe consequences that fol
low the decay of the teeth an impure breath must
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= \ Nf+N -. l.ANS'lN, Judge.
true copy. Nttr>t.-N. FLETCHER, kegi~tvI
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l'r. VIM. Z iiorham, Jr., of Windsor de-
serves little newspaper notoriety. He is about
30 wears Of age unmarried, greenbacker and
vegetarian. He has not tasted meat for II
years nor pork for Is years, enjoys excellent
health, and is a pedestrian of considerable note.
On the day of the fusion mass meeting at Mar
anocool, September 9th, DR.. Gorlam walked
from his home TO the lake, listened to all the
addresses, and then walked back "a distance
OF 40 miles. He had three horses in his stable.
put preferred TO accomplish the distance on
foot. He has walked over country roads 80
miles i'll 10 hours. When the walking mania
was at its height the Doctor at one time thought
seriously Of competing in some of the great six
days contests, but abandoned the idea as he
considers the strain of such Il match too great
TO put upon the human system without serious
consequences eventually resulting from the
eXertion. kcnnebec journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-28

1t is now stated that Gen. Grant and Mr.
Prescott, commissioners appointed to negotiate
commercial treaty with Mexico. will leave
Tor that country about November list, after
danger from yellow fever is over. Those
Interested in American enterprise are of the
opinion that Gen. Grant will obtain such con-
cessions from the Government of Mexico as
will open the mining sections of that country
to American capital. The decree of the Mexican
government abolishing the export duty on
silver will go INTO effect Nov. 1st
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-28

a German who WAS recently married. SAYS:
I'll vas easier for a needle to walk out of cam
cps eye than for mans to get der lasht word nit
a VoOmanS.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-28

Arab Bey has not had the tide which, taken
at the flood, leads on to fortune