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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15
LrseH's PRAIRIE, c. n.
DEC. Il, lss2

Dec. IL, 1882.
| EDITOR INDIAN CmEFTAIs-
Please permit me to say in your
columns that since my arrival here
in the small pox neiehborhood, my
individual responsibility looms up
Before me. and it strikes me with
considerable force that the safety
and.well being of the Cherokee
people, largely depends on the
prompt action of the medical pro-
fession. This is the method that
| l have taken to cay to the Execu-
tive and people of the Nation, that
since l came up here l selected
some Of the best citizens in the
country, and in cooperation with
them, we went into the vicinity
where the disease is prevailing g and
made careful investigation of the
maledy as it now exists. Or the
east Of Grand River there are now
26 cases of small pox, with NOR
tality of 6 deaths. On the west
side of Grand River there are now
AZ cases of small pox. with NOR
talty of 26 deaths. To sum it up
thus, we have 6S cases at this date,
and up to this time there have been
50 cases that proved fatal. We
will adopt the following plan to
put a barrier to its further spread.
We have large building fur
nished by Mr.. Cornatzer, that will
be utilized as. q Hospital. The
sick will be conveyed to that build
ing with the same bedding and
clothing that they have at home.
The patients will be furnished
with the best of nurses, who will
administer to them the necessary /
medicine and diet prescribed by
the physician in charge.
AT the proper time their effects
will be valued by the committee
for that purpose, and de-
strnyed by fire, after which they
will be furnished with clothing and
effects of ike value to those de-
stroyed by fire.
SO you see that by concentrating
the disease, quarenteening the en-
tire neighborhood in which it ex-
lists, give them medical aid, the
proper diet, and vaccinate all who
have not had the small pox, and /
I'm satisfied in my own mind, that
4 the right steps are taken to thor
'ughly fumigatc and disinfect cv-
'ry dwelling where it did exist,
hat the dreadful monster will nst-
lrally be Gin articule moriio." Ii
]. A. THOMPSON, NJ. ID.
p. S. Cherokee .idrocate please !
'opy.~
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15
.OyERcOATsi oyERcoArs,

For all sizes and ages, styles and
qualities, for tl,e rich and the poor,
the hunters and the emigrants, at
g. w. Green's. l viii sell for the
next 80 days, overcoats, regardless
Of coat Having on hand a very
large stock and am determined
to sell them. All / ask Of you is
TO come right to my store, and see
for yourselves, there is no small
pox in Vinita. Now is the time TO
make yourself happy by buying an
overcoat Of G. w. GREEN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15

As1frtling accident was caused
BY the leaning barber pole. As
Santa Claus was coming in the city
from thc east, the other night. he
run against the pole and tumbled
~ he porch in front of Robert
Ironsfie's, and broke his back, and
was obliged to leave his budget Of
toys = Robert's, where they are
for sale very cheap.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15

rStaN CHURCH.
Preaching e<efy Sabbath at 1915 a.
m: aud I'D p. m. sabbath school at
2.;D p. n. Regular prayer meeting
Thursday evenings n 7:30p. NJ Young
peoples prayer stfffint every sabbath
At e:f5 p ~. ksr. }. W Seroegs, Pas
METHODIST Erfscuri flfvRcn SOUTH.
Preaching on thc hasf, third and
fourth Sahhaths at 4 q. M. and every
Sabbath 1T Z p. nj. pTsyer nceting
every Wednesday at 7 y. in Sabbath
Sth1Vi every Satbath at 10 an. Rev.
j o. shanks, Pastor in charge.
rEaiAN carncH.
Services every second sabbath at the
Al. Il. Church. at II a. IA. and p. H.
Fey Nm. T. Hawogih. Pastor.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15
FARM FOR SALE.

One mile west Of yinita, thu
most desirable improvement in
this section. Eighty acres under
cultivation and three hundred and
fifty under fence. Will be sdld fol
one half what has been invested.
Enquire u
ll-<t A. G. RAy1sonp.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15

1ochL InEGo.


Lard cans, at Raymoad's.
New dry goods At Green's thil
week.
Green receives new goods ey
cry day.
Get windows md doors, a
Rayanond's.
Low prices keeps up the boon
at Raynond's.
Miss Fannie blythe Is report
cd on the sick Est.
Car load Of Furniture, soon IN
stock, at Raymonds-
Ask Alonzo Grocnway If that
is what he calls t. Sorvsl.
Mr. ". G. Patton is out on his
ranch again this week
All kinds Of country produce
is coming to town Ibis week.
-hSs'n'he '''ose "yo1y 49,: oss'
hn'''S AZ o1sen : ~ arc 4"','s'
-Remember 'ili 'anuary hrs''
goods at any price, at Eaymond's.
Big dolls h''le dolls o'a"ol's
and young dolls 81 ~ y ''s'''' =
Our msrenan's ." fsp0n I"
great improvement m pA"e 'his
week.
Ai KINDS o. Toys ana 'aAey
'n''eu"As s"n"'es' Il 49,"
ene'p ~ '''''
---h'i says nc aid not get n'ere
this time but Is coming Lying on
'"' .sN' 's~''
Frank oass mace ! ns''s '''p
70 MpskQfee' on ''7''''7T' 'u'
hosoay a''eanoon'
Don ! 'e4se' ''i' P'vSs'''s -
'pe n'''p haAs' Nlee" ''"s ''.s'"
ty the car ioaa-
Go to Robert irons''ie.s ano
buy box Of that eranulased east
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15

Twelve and one-half per cent added
to the above rates fer donbie-eolumn
advertisements.
All advertisements will be charged
hy the square unless oontraei is made
bf the month or year.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15

MISSOURI rAgaflc.
A North hound--
Na.i5s, Texas, si. Louis and
Hannibal express. lotl y. N.
No. l5i, Texas, Kansas and
Missouri express t2:fo P. m
South lo2lns,'7r.
No. l5l, IannibaA. st Louis
and TuA IL expfess. 4:ii a. m.
. No. 1853, Aiissonfi, kaneas and
Texas express. ........... .l2:t5 p. m.
+. l.. pfcgEn. Agent.
81. LOUIS 8 s.S IN ANcsco,
passenger. cast .,'....... 2:e5 r. N.
Passenger. west. .i2:a5 i. no.
Freight. east sf....... ~. 4;l5 A. IN.
freight. west .... ..,..I.. 0.t9 p m.
Passenger ANA ffeiehl. 81 l:l3 p. n.
Passenger aOd ffeitht, lv-... 2 y =. IA.
II. II i.nNoNDSoN, Agent.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15

First Annual Announcement.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15

-Dr. J. M. Thompson, M. d.,
resident Of Tahlequah, formerly
Of Georgia, was in the city Sat-
urday, On his way to the small pox
district, on Grand River. The
doctor is a citizen of this country
but has not been here but about
three months. He was appointed
by the National Council and Prin-
cipal Chief to doctor the sufferers
Of the dreaded disease. He has
had a great deal Of practice in such
diseases, and we feel confident they
could not hare sent better man
to help them, and SO far a. We
have heard, his assistance is great
ly appreciated By those who are
affected and as lnuah by the peo-
pie in the settlement. DR.. Thomp-
son saysif he has sEy luck he will
sfrzishten it up within 80 days.
The Council have made an appro-
priation for this and il is . credit
to them. The doctor also says We
need not have any fears 81 IL
reaching our city nov. 20 Ne feel
greatly relieved, for he has enough
- - A-1~ H. =, ~~~o~ n -
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15

-Peeans bought and sold at W.
c. chanberlin's, either at whole
sale or retail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-07
~.xc,srsrER AND VICINITY.

Ryy,fs.--Thc largest crowd seen IN the
CITY for many day is expected to congre-
gate tonight on the occasion OF the speak
ing at the courthouse by Captain George
n wise and ex-Congressman Thomas
Whitehead, OF Lynchburg. That there
will be an able forensic display from these
eloquent gentlemen all know. The meet
ing win be called to order promptly ut )
O'clock by Mr.. Henry a. Jordan, chairman
of the City Central Committee.
The Board Of Police Commissioners at
their last meeting, Mayor Taylor in the
chair. reelected Chief OF Police Lipscomb
and the other members Of the force to their
old positions.
Mayor Taylor, in 4 recent message to the
Manchester Couneil, recommended the es-
tablishurrut OF Selephonic communication
between the police departments of Man
chester and Richmond. IL is prcbable thai
the suggestion will be adopted
The religions meeting conducted 10y ltIs.
Woodward and Wilson at the Methodist
church ELECTS the attention and commands
the presence OF large number OF our citi-
zens. II will add number OF members 10
the church.
Repairs on the public-school building
will be completed to-day. The schools VII
he reSpcned on Monday morning at
O'Clock promptly.
Major William +. Harrison has been
elected chief marshal 20 conduct the parade
of The Ragamuffns in Richmond on the last
slay OF October. c. r. Lipscomb l. secre-
fary.
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Miss Davenport in London.

Poor Fanny Davenport is finding life
somewhat dreary in London, and TOOle's
Theatre hardly roomy enough for her mas
sive person, though, alas it proves to be
very much too capacious for the audiences
Fanny draws. Miss Davenport has been
badly managed throughout. The diamonds,
OF which we have heard so much, sparklcd,
but failed TO attract, and the cX-Queen OF
SPANS emerald, though it perhaps aroused
the green-eyed monster of jealousy among
the ladies OF the audience, has not prevent
ed Fanny and her husband from looking
excessively blue u they counted up" the
house each night. Then Fanny and her
assistants have been overriding the - flower
business" Horticultural ships and pyra-
mids of roses are far too colossal for
Toole's Theatre, and the presentation Of
these to Miss Davenport was the cause OF
some grotesque episodes which did not as
SYST the fair actress's dramatic chances. In
deed, Fanny found herself covered with
ridicule "a well as roses and diamonds on
the night Of her df6ut, and, like many
other people in this wm'ld. prayed TO be
saved from her friends. The very latest
account is that Fanny's peculiarly feminine
temper is Improving since she has found a
scapegoat for her wrath. New York, how
ever, Will he panied TO hear that the Scape-
goat is no other than its own Ebcn Plymp-
ton, who is credited with having ruined
Miss Dayenport's very best scenes, having
turned great situations into rdicule hy
his "staginess,' and altogether been
hindrance rather than an advantage TO tn,
actress. This is all very sad, especially fol
Eben, who has apparently gained nothing
by his exile, except very few hali-penct
and more than endurable lot nj kicks 80
Music and Drama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-07
HnsC.Rnll.

At New York on Thursday the TrOyS
gained an easy victory over the Metropoli-
tans, OF New York. The following is the
core:
Clubs. / 2 q 8
T MStTopollian::::::66 9 Q 4 C-5
Runs earned: MetropolitanS, O.; Troys,
4. First base by errors Of opponents :
Metropoliians, 4; Troys, =. Total left on
base: Metropolitans, 8; Troys, 2. Total
base hits: MetropolitaiS, 6; Troys, 20.
Struck out: MetropolitanS, o; Troys, 8.
Time of game, one hour and thirty min
utes.
Umpire, Mr.. Kelly.
A close and interesting game was played
in Philadelphia Thursday between the
Philadelphias and BufialoS, which was won
by the latter, who made fine rally in the
seventh inning. The following is the
score:
r PnMs; Q ! 9 ! 2 Q "a
An exhibition game was played Thurs
day at Providence, in which the Proyi-
dence Club defeated the BoStons after a
spirited contest. SubiOined is the score:
EcsIdS:::::::::.S 9 Go
Umpirc-Mr. Quinn. Base hItS-PrOyi-
dence, 6; Bostons, 4. Errors-PrOyidcnce,
g: Bostons, |.
Roseman. OF the Troys. who was TO have
thrown in match against Kennedy, OF the
Metropolitans, Thursday afternoon, failed
to put in an appearance
The Manhattans visited the Jasper
grounds Thursday, and met with warm
reception from the Jaspers, OF Manhattan
College, as may be seen from the following
score:
Manhattans. ........O o o l O. !
Jaspers.............4 2 3 o OLD
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what Capisatioss-Tax Must be Paid


To he Editor Of the Disp0tch:
Please state in your paper whether it Is
necessary that the oapitatlon-taX Tor lSS2
shall have been paid in order that person
may vote at the approaching election.
CUMBERLAND.
ICertainly not. II you have paid your
capitation-tax for 1881, YOU can vote at any
election within this year,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-07
BY W. Goddin & son,
Real Estate Auclionccrs,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
L FARM II IlENHICO COUNTY OF SO
36I-lOOO ACRES. ON TlIE.WLLIAMSBURG
TURNPIKE. TWO MILES BELOW RiClI-
NOND-A> trustee I'm two deeds Of trist-thc first
from William White given for the unpaid pnr-
chasc-m0ucvl. hciriug date 1t August. ISL: The
second from William White and wife. hearing
date 10th ~cptcmi or. "a. doth duly recorded I'm
Ilcnrcp County toWGl-i shall, IL execution
thereof and al the request IT the holder Of the
debts thereby secured proceed 10 sell at public
auction. ON tie PREMISE. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1852.
At o'clock +. VI. Of fair: If not. al the same
hour on the first fir day thcrolftrrJ that very
EXCELLENT FARM located .. above. contain
ing G6 3GI-lOO0 ACRES. AMI now I'm the occu-
pancy of the widow Of thc said White. The land
J. all In cultivation and Of excellent quality The
improvement, consist # comfDrt1blc brick
dwelling and the usual uut-huilding-. together
Win an excellent young orchard.
TERMS: The decd requires i cash sale sufficient
10 dct.uy expenses Of sale and 10 pay of the III
Icrcst and principal dac on negotiable note Of
Sl.5nu and bond Of 5000. Oh which about
Sl27.3O. more or les. are NOW due. and a, T.
the residue. on such terms ~ the personal repre-
sentative Of the Gchlor shall pra,cr be and direct
or III case oi her failure To- give any directions.
then on credit a 10 such residue until lst jan
uny. 1881. bearing legal interest. secured by
decd or trust. ". GODDiN,
90 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-07
By Furman upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
l0lG Main street.

A TTRACTNE AUCTION SALE OF
n TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT. OK
FOL RITZ STREET BETWEEN DECNTIR
AND SloGkTON. STREETS. ~ THE CITY
or MANtliESIE R-iy request # the owner a
non-rt ,idcnl who Is auNinu, 10 sell Will ofler the
aboye-do0cribed PROPERTY by auction, ON the
PREMISE, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1882.
ri o'clock T.. VI. This prop,lty il wen located
l. IN good repair. and always command, "a paving
rental The lot front, % Nip feet. The higi
rem, ia Manchester make Investment, Of this
Kind most profitable, 80 bargain Is insured To In,
purchaser.
TERMS One third cash: the balance In six and
Twelve months, PER cent. interest added 10 lie
deferred notes, and secured by a trust deed.
FCRMAN TUPPER,
sc : f,Z3NOcl .3,o,b,7.S AuctiOnccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-07
by Quarlc- & McCurdy,
(sncccssOrs to Robert T.. Lyno).
Real Estate Agents. Auctionccrs, aud brokers.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE Ar PUBLIC ATC
Il TON OF THAT LARGE WELL-KNOW\
lthJE,L-sT0Rn BEICk STuCCOED STORE
C0RNER OF TWENTN-FIRsT AND MAI%
SIREEIS, FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY JOHN
hElLlN. AND TWO SMALL TWO-STORY
bklCh lIOts SIS. Nos. 3 AND >. ON TIE
kLAK, FRONTING ON TWENTY FIRST
STREEI.-ln execution of Il certain deed of
trust from john Reilly and wife. dated lst OF
March, Is 3 Ia John :. Slater NOW deceased and
duly recorded In the clerks Office OF Richmond
,hancery Court. u. Il. ll2 A.. page 1856. the un-
dersigned appointed substituted rs trustees by nm
ordtr 81 Stld court. entered on the - day of o.
Toner 1881 being required 50 10 do by the holder
%! tle notes secured 10y said deed. default having
nech made In the payment Of tie same, will on
ior SAFE upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER Is. 1880
~ O'Clock, the PROPERTY above menti5nod
Inc eIohE Is well known, and has always endowed
very nncral patronage, and j. considered me
Dest stdld Tor grocery and liquor store iu the
Niclnlty. The dwelling over the store contains
a9"ut seven rooms. After the sale of store We viii
nnef Tor sale those TWO NEAT AND WELL
BUILT BRICK TENEMENTS. Nos. 3 and :. In
Inediaielv In rear. containing four rooms each.
ana now Yielding a fair rental. This nron.rt1'
VIII al all times yield 4 good percentage a. an in
retail business " '' '"'
TERMS Cash ~ to cost and expenses of saIe
ana suillciency TO pay of and discharge two note,
amounting 10 s2,s3O.46, with Interest ON same
from LIST OF June, 1852, and balance upon terms
% be given 't sale. II + probable that more liberal
terms VIII be announced At sale.
II. THEO. ELLYSON,
j. V. REDDY,
o,.. Substituted Trustees
QuARLEs & McCCRDY, Auctioncers. oc
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Hv Frank ID. mn & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers.
No. HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
y BRICK DWELLING No. ; EAST Canal
SIREtT At AUCTION.-By virtue OF "A decree
OF Richmond Chanccry Court. May 7, 1881. IN Inc
on the premises, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9.1Ss2,
~ "A @ clock T. NJ. the above property The
NY ~ Is wei built of brick, three rooms; de-
tached brick Kitchen with two rooms; city wafer
and culyer on lot. LOT 25XlO6 feet. This pro.
perty rents for enough 10 pay ~ per cent. net ON
the Investment. w VI
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance I'm four. cight
ana twelve months, per cent. interest added.
90, JAMES CASKIE,
Wv Special Commission
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-07
By Grubb, * William 5
bN NTubh, W ililaln~,
Real Estate Agents and Auciionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
MOST VALUABLE BEOAD-sTREET

MOST VALUABLE BROAD-STREET
vi LOTS. on TIE NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS. FOR
SALE BN ACCTlO\.-By request Of the owner
We Will ell Toy auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER lU.1ss2.
"a 3. o'clock T.. NJ. the PROPERTY situated as
above. and hciug part Of what the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad De
pot lot. This property front, 80 feet un Broad
street. runs back ~ fec t. Eukcr- Garden. and
Is of tie choicest Site in the city for business
purpo~cs.
The grea; and uneIu1llcd increased value Of
property I'm this vicinity should attract the att,n-
lion # capitalist, and of persons who seek the
most desirable situations ON Broad street for stores
TERMS Easy. GEGBB> 4 WILLIAMS.
&C Auctionccr-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-07
BY William II. Lyme Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct,onccr,.
1l13 Main stree.
WHAT MOST ELIGIBLY-LOCATE
VERY VALUABLE,
AND
ATTRACTIVE LARGE MODERN BRICK
RESIDENCE
At NORTHEAST CORNER MAIN AND FIFTH
STREETS.
NOW OCCUPIED BY REV. MOSES u. IIOGE.
FOR SALE by AUCTION.

By request Of the owner we shall sell 10y public
auction. on the PREMISE. Oh
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 1S.1Ss2.
al : o'clock u. NJ. tho above-namcd TRULY
VALUABLE PROPERTY. The dwelling i, a
most substantial and admirably arranged modern
structure Of three stories above the Easement con-
timing about sixteen rooms. bc-idc- kitchen. SER
wants rooms, pantry. closets. coJl-yauit-. &C..
with every modern improvement. and the entire
premises in thorough Order. Large stable and
carriagc-h0usc on the lot.
The lot has z front Of 80 feet on Fifth Street land
depth on Main street Of about 100 feet.
The central and most excellent location of This
property. it, large lot the admirable aud sub
stantiai character Of the building~. and the GER
tainty Of is always commanding Il good rental.
render this sale very rare opportunity for tie
purchase Of first.cl1ss vc-tincut.
TERMS: Very liberal. and announced at sale.
W. III LYME & CO., Auctiouecr-.
oc 5.7.S1112.13.14,1jI7&
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Bv William II. LYME & CO..
Real Estate agents and Auctiomeers,
lib Main street.

A UCTION SALE VALUABLE TWO.
~ STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 7O3
NOkTH NINTH STREET.-We shall sell by nub
NC auction, ON the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER / |, 1882,
az o'clock l.. NJ, the abpVe-nalncd ATTRAC-
LIVE and VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK
DMELLING, now occupied by y. r. Wilson, ESD.
eontaiiinR nine rooms, con Tcniently arranged
aug IN good order. The lot has front of 81 feet
And depth Of 40 feet.
Terms: Exceedingly liberal-viz: One fourth
cas,'' residue by negotiable notes at six, twelve
cight,~n, twcnty.fOur, thirty, and thirty SIX
months with Interest added, aud secured by ,ie,I
OF trust. W, II, LYME 4 Co,
%0 Auctioucers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-07
BY Qulrlc, a Nee rdy,
successors 10 Robert Il. Lvnc.
Real Estate Agents Auctiouocrs and Brokers,
1912 Main street

1912 Main street
V'RU STEE'> SALE OF THE DESIRA-
Eli, SUBURBAN FARM OF TIE LATE
SAMUEL SGTHFRLAND'S ESTATE. STU
ATED on THE AUCTION ROAD ONE NIL. T.
EAST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AD-
JOINING THE LANDS OF MES~RS. JOHN r..
DAVIS lWOODNILLEl. j. ". OTEN. HECU-
LFE AND OTHERS, AND CONTAINING 81
ACRES or NlGllLi-CTLTlVATED LAND.
UPON WHICH 4 Il J. l. ABOi'T 5000
FRI 1T TREES AND \ VINEYARD or OVER
2.JUU VINES. \ = i \ K \ G. & : BEDS NICE
DWELLING. &C.. ALL N FIRST-CLA>S OR
DER.-lu execution Of q certain deed of trust.
dated Sth March. SO. from Martha l.. Sufhcr-
land g. Robcr, Il. Lyme and \. W. Kelley. trustee.
and Of record I'm lIcmico County Court. -. T.. lU2.
page $50. HE Undersigned, A. diving trustee.
being required 80 10 do hy the holder of the mote
thereby secured default having been made in Tie
payment OF Che ,amc. will offer for sale. upon the
premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1852.
AZ IL O'Clock T. W.. the desirable home above nell
TONED. The improvements consist ot 4 nice ucNv-
ly-biit frame dwelling two stories high. with hall
through centre. stable, and al necessary oulou,c-
IN" land lies well. l. well watorrd. and l. iu high
state Of cultivation. The orchard consist, Of an
pie pear. peach. aud other trees. Th- /, trlly one
~ thc incest suburban lOiucs near the city. and
-h0uld attract attention.
TERMS: Cash as t. costs and expenses of ,alC.
ana Ia pay OF a note OF loo, Wi.h interest from
Isih March, lSe2; balance ufon such terms a..
VIII be given at time Of sale
y VI. KELLEY, Surviving Trustee.
QCARLEs McCCRDY, Auc'oneers. oc
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AUCTION sALEs...Futnre Day.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Arentand Ancdoneer'
11I3 Main a.cet.
CLOSING-OUT SALE
REAL ESTATE
CITY FIRE-INsURANCE CoMPANf'
FIFTEEN BEAUTIFUL AND MOST Dhs'hA'
BILE BUILDING LOTS
on PINE AND LAUREL STREhiS'

nv outborjty Of the committee appointed ny tn y.
directors of The City Frc-lnsnTance CO.iph"l ~
sell ali IFS REAL FSTATE for the purpose VI
lquidaiing its stock, / VIII SELL on ,ooo
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1882,
-, AZ o,ciocL those VERY DESIRABLE FIJI
TEFE BIjlIDING LOTS, fronting 80 ieel each
and Win depth OF about la5 feet to an alley c
both sides of Laurel and Pihc s'Ice,@, Ic.",r,
IS this property must be sold, and cannot pe
~ rr,,i ne e, het for consmptiOn or speculation.
TFEMs: one fourth cash: balance at siX' twelNc;i
and eighteen months. interest added anu sesurc"
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