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EuCirCled by "a SNAKE.

A Sheridan, Pa, correspondent writes
Miss Lizzie Brooks, an accomplished
young lady residing a, this place, had quite
an adventure with a black snake in woods
Just in the rear OF her fathers residence.
She was cut walking, in company with a
lady companion. when suddenly she eX-
perienced peculiar and painful sensation
around her waist, as if being tightly
pressed. She was quite overcome, and
seemed to be held in vise-like grasp,
which almost deprived her OF breath. She
investigated and found something had
coiled round her waist. She called to her
companion for help.
The latter upon coming to her rescue was
Mortified TO see the head OF large snake
prelude from the folds OF her dress. With
rare presence OF mind she caught hold OF
the light summer costume which Miss
Brooks wore and pulled the skirt from her
body. With it there fell large blacksnake,
which the young ladies declare was fully
six feet in length. 1t darted away and was
soon lost sight off in the rocks. 1t is sup
POSED that the reptile worked itself up the
young lady's undertaking while she was
walking and coiled itself around her waist.
The young lady tainted when she reached
home
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Dancing with u Duke.

WHAT FIVE L0NG-BRANCH BELLIES WHO
Waited WITH YOUNG NEW CASTLE WORE.
n. ong Branch letter in the Cincinnati Enquirer
The other night the young Duke OF New
Castle danced with five gorgeous partners.
IL was a special-ball night, and so the
toilets were such rs to Illustrate the newest
DEVELOPMENTS in the summer styles. His
first partner is IN Algerian striped muslin,
transparent. lined with pink silk and loop
ed over short undcrskirt OF white satin
cut into blocks around the bottom. Each
block is hand-painted with spray OF pink
morning-glories and foliage, this block
trimming falling over a deep tiounce OF
Oriental lace. The satin bodice has a spray
OF mcrning-Slories starting from the left
shoulder, crossing the waist diagonally,
and falling in a garland over the sides OF
the paniers.
His second wore dress Of heavy white
corded silk, hand-embrOidered in white
sadler silk bouquets. The front is a breadth
of splendid chenille embroidery in the pro-
per colors for roses and dropping clusters
of wi,t erias and their foliage. The long
train is split up the back, and from the
opening there rushes a sweeping OF this
Observation-Disclosures silk.
The third is in plrrplish blue and blush
French gray, both materials the heaviest
satin, and at the smallest calculation twenty
yards of each is gobbled in the manu-
facture OF this stunning costume. New
Castles fourth waltz was with girl in q
toilet OF oak satin merveilleuX, trimmed
on the bottom with putting OF the same
stuff, surmounted by 1lounce OF old rose
silk, embroidered in open work. The cor
sage. of oak armure, is pointed at the
waist, with flounce in large pleats set on
all round.
But the most gorgeous dress pressed by
the Dukes sons arm is gendarme blue,
with huge brocaded flowers OF shaded gold
nearly covering the surface. This superb
material is pulled. looped, and draped from
the waist to the end Of the train with a
freedom utterly regardless OF cost. Be
sides, there ran up the front, across the
breast, and down the back an exquisite
trimming Of floss embroidery Of flowers
and leaves in natural colors, cut out and
thickly studded with pearl beads. The
fellow might easily have imagined that he
was dancing with 4 duchess.
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NOah's Ark, Again.
MORE LIGHT THROWN on THE RECENT DIS.
C0yERY UPON MOUNT ARAFAT.

"""h ii"hi ih'O"N VN HE kEtEN1 DIS
C0yERY UPON MOUNT ARAFAT.
lLondon Daily News.j
some years ago met in Egypt Mr.. Gar
Wy, then, and probably still, an engineer
OF high position in the service OF the
Egyptian Government, and who dis
tnguished himself during the late war by
his heroic efforts to aid the English resi-
dents to embark in the vessels sent for
Them. He had previously many years
before been in the service Of the Russian
Government and had been sent 10 the
neighborhood OF Mount Ararat for some
object which Inow forget. But recollect.
as likely many Others do who had the plea
sure OF knowing Mr.. Garvy, hearing him
mention that, prompted by curiosity. he
had assembled the summit Of the Mount and
remained for some DAYS on a visit nj the
monastery which was then there; that the
monks stated to him that the roof OF the
apartment assigned to him, and | think
some others, was composed OF the ribs Of
the Ark. MIR. Garyy said that he examined
the structure very closely. and thai il hors
all the appearance OF the roof being sup
ported by the ribs OF vessel and the wood
appeared very old. He also said that a few
years after his visit the monastery was de.
s'foyed by an earthquake and that he had
never heard what became OF the ALLEGED
ribs OF the Ark. / do not profess TO he.
seye that part OF the Ark was Incorporated
INTO the monastery. merely tell the tale
- u was told TO me---so, / am sure. too.
iia Mr.. Garvy-so, too, probably, did the
monks, who no doubt got the story from
heir predecessors.
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Rrser News Items.

Authors, journalists, artists, so'diers,
aud one actor were among the guests ut
the Prince Of Wales's recent gardcn-party
at Marlborough House, but otherwise the
company was composed OF persons who
were distinguished because born so.
A stall In London fair for the building
Of a church, behind which were T" some OF
the most lovely specimens OF Transatlantic
beauty" was devoted to the sale OF Amer
lean drinks. They were given appctlzlng
names and sonorous titles.
A physician said that leprosy was CON-
paratiycly common disease among the Nor
wcgian settlers OF Northwestern Wisconsin,
and the statement was widely copied. The
Milwaukee Sentinel has been unable TO find
a case in the State after protracted search.
In a California cemetery large monu-
ment stood over the grave OF man whose
relatives were dead. A woman boldly had
1t removed to her own lot, planed off its
inscription. and had II lettered again to
suit the mortuary requirements OF her
family.
Mayor Joseph Deyereaux, OF Windsor,
England. after three terms Of service, has
been offered the honor OF knighthood. He
Il a tradesman, and the dwellers OF the
royal borough may have the JOY OF buying
hats OF q " Sir"
A dispatch from Hutchinson, Kan. says, ::
A man named Emerson, but generally
known as Texas Bill, shot and Killed a
baker named Denger about noon sunday.
Emerson was arrested. About midnight
Sunday night sixty masked men went to
the iail. hammered down the doors, and
were lust about taking the murderer out
10 hang him when the sheriff. with large
posse. arrived and drove them of. Emer'
son is known as desperate, and is said &c
have killed several men. His act OF yes.
terday Is characterized as cold-blooded and
unprovoked.
c. NJ. Diuman, prominent real estate
dealer OF st. Paul, MIMI, was arrested
this afternoon on the complaint OF the
German-American Bank OF Hastings, for
the forgery OF note OF $1,000. Dlttman
would sell piece OF real estate. taking q
note rs part payment He would then du-
plicate this note and discount both, taking
ilp the forged note. and thus escaping de-
lection. Finally he duplicated nine notes
he could not t1ke up, and was ruined.
Lewis X. Stone lost $4,000, half OF which
was on duplicate note, he having paid a
forged note without discovering the for
gerry, and was forced afterward to pay the
genuine one. Walker Judd and Neasert
lost $4,000. Dittman's total liabilities are
supposed TO be S150,000.
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A Girls Death from Iiydrophoh,.

sunday morning, Mary, an eleyen-year-
old daughter OF John Ortlip, residing in
West Bradford township, chester sounty
Pa, died Of hydrophobia, after enduring
agonies OF a distressing character for over
twenty-four hours. The child was bitten
by strange dog some five years ago, but
at the time nothing serious was feared.
though the dog was discovered TO be mad
a little while afterward and was killed.
On saturday morning last the child, while
at breakfast, was suddenly taken with
spasms while endeayorng TO drink coffee,
and though the best OF medical skin was
brought 10 bear upon the case, she con-
tinued TO suffer until Sunday morning,
when death came 10 her relief. The bite
was over the right eye and was very tri- |
ling one.
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DOLITICAL NOTICE.

TO TIE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE
TUE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND COuN-
TIES OF POWHATAN AND CHESTER
FIELD:
The Democratic Delegates for the above Lcgis-
lative district will assemble III convention at Bon
Air. in Chesterfield county. on the Richmond and
Danville railroad, on WEDNESDAY the 29lh
day of August. 1888. ut 2 o'clock noon. 10 nom
mate two candidates for the House OF Delegates
from the said district. Each district and ward
will select delegates on the basis of one Tor every
fifty votes cat for the two electoral Hancock uck-
cts In 1880. The city of Manchester Is entitled 70
ten delegates. POwhatan county 10 eight delegates.
and Chesterfield county TO twcnty-fOur delegates.
=. G.. WARWICK.
County superintendent of Chesterfield county.
au Paid
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81 ATE some SOPr-SHELL CRABs.,--
ms Is what Captain Hodgden said when
speaking OF an unpleasant experience he
had on board ship near Washington. He
added; "The bad effects OF which / soon
ielt." Then he went ON to say that he had
severe pain, followed by terrible attack Of
dysentery. Those wicked crabs would
have been the death Of him but for the fact
that he always carried Paln-Killer on board
liis vessel. Have Perry Dayis's Pain Killer
1t hand by day aud by night for sure relief.
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF TWO NEW,
- NEAT. AND ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS on THE WEST LINE
OF LAUREL BETWEEN BEVERLY AND AL
BEMARLE STREETS.-As the request OF the
owners we will sell by auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1888,
ut @ O'Clock z. NJ. the above truly desirable prop
erty. zach dwelling contains six nice rooms. and
are unsurpassed In convenience of construction
and design and are exactly suited to the wants of
families. Gas and water on the premises each
lot has front of 20 by depth OF I45 feet, to an
alley twenty feet wide. This Is move In the right
direction. Provided the owners are properly re-
varied In their efforts 70 supply lOng-felt want,
they viii continue to build houses OF the above de-
sign. in convenient localities and as far as posi-
BILE supply long felt want among the majority of
our people. We ask all interested In the above en-
terprise to lend their assistance by being present
on The day of sale.
TERMS VIII be very easy and made known at
the time of sale. CHEWNING ROSE,
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send for How to Cure skin-Diseases

RADICAL CURE, FOR
- the Immediate Relief aud Permanent Cure Of
every form of Catarrh. from simple Head-Cold
to Incipient Consumption. RELIEF In five minutes.
Nothing like it. Grateful, fragrant, wholesome.
Cure begins from first application. and Is lnpd,
radical. permanent. and never-faillng. COM
PLkTE TREATMENT, with INHALER, 81.
au 2-Su& W&w
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POLITICAL.
POLITICAL NOTICE.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF TIE
I'll NJ AINRIAI. DIsIkICI:

TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF TIE
SIXTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT:
The Democratic Delegates for the city of Man
chester and the counties Of Powlatan, Goochand,
and Chesterfield. constituting the sixteenth Sena-
tnrial district, will assemble In convention At
naiden's Adventure. in GOochland county. on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad on TUESDAY
the 2Sth day Of August. SS3 at II O'Clock noon
To nominate a candidate for the Virginia Senate
for the sixteenth Senatorial district Each district
and ward will select delegates on the basis OF one
Cor every fty votes cast for the two electoral nan
cnck tickets in $50. The city Of Manchester Is
entitled To ten delegates, POwhatan county to
eight delegates GOochland county 10 nine dele
gates, and Chesterfield county To- TIVE dele
yates. A. NASH JOHNSTON,
County superintendent of Goochland county;
Odd
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owe my restoration 10 health and beauty to
!, Cutjeura Remcdies.-- Tsstlnontdi ~ Bos-

~ owe my restoration 10 health and beauty to
the Cutieura Remcdes"- TsstSao"'af ~ bog
ton Lady.
DIsFIGURING HUMORs, HUMILIA-
~ TING ERUPTIoNs, Itching Tortures' scro-
fua, salt-Rheum, and Infantile Iiumors cured by
the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
CUTICURA REsOLyENT, the new Blood
Purifier. cIeanscs the blood aud perspiration OF
,mnurities and moi sonous elements, aud thus re-
moves the cause.
CITICtRA, the great skin-Curc. instantly
sllays Itching and Inflammation. clears the SKIN
and Scalp heals Ulcers and Sores, and restores the
Hair.
crTICURA SOAP, an exquisite skin'Beauti-
eer and Toilet Requisite. prepared from Cuncura'
IS indispensable IN treating skin-Discascs BABY
Uumors. skin Blemishes, sunburn, and Rough
Chapped, or Greasy skin.
CUTICURA REMEDIES ere absolutely pure,
and the only real Blood Purifiers and skin-Deauti-
hers.
II would require this entire paper to do Justice 10
a description Of the cures performed by the CUIi-
CURA REsOLVENT internally. and CUTlCUkA
SOAP externally. Eczemi of the palms of the
hands and of The ends of the fingers. very dincuit
10 treat, and usually considered incurable' shhan
patches Of letter and salt-rheum on the ears nose
and sides OF the face scald heads with loss Of hair
without number; heads covered with dandruf ana
scaIy eruptIons especially OF children and Infants
MANY of which since birth had been mass OF
scabs: itching, burning. and scaly tortures that
bailed even relief from ordinary remedies, soothed
and healed as by magic; psoriasis, leprosy' ana
other fiighiful forms Of skln-discases, scrofuous
ulcers, old sores, and dischargins wounds, each
and all Of which have been speedily, permanently,
and economically cured by the CUTlCURA
REMEDIES when physicians, hospitals, and all
other remedies failed rs proven by vast num-
Der of sworn testimonials In our possession.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcCRA, 30 cents
REsoLyENT, 81: SOAR, % cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
Boston, Mass.
Ii q cont.
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AUCTION sALEs--.Fusurs Days.
By T.. II. Cook. Auctioncer.
"a Ninth street.

V'HE ELEGANT NEW HOUSEHOLD
FuRNIruRE OF Mr.. WOLFORD, WHO
LEAvEs THE CITY SHORTLY, AT AUG
TION-On
THURSDAY THE 10TH INSTANT,
at 10 o'clock win sell. ut the residence Of the
gentleman above mentioned, No. 1O6k east Gay
street, between First and second streets. the
SUIT lseyen p!ecesl BROWN SILK BROCA-
TELL PARLOR SET, trimmed very hand
somely In crnson
s FINE sLEEPY-IIoLLow and FANCY
CHAIRS:
l pair FINE VELVET OTToMkNs;
l TENNESSEE MARBLE-TOP CENTRE-TA-
I WHITE MARBLE-TOP CENTRE-TABLE:
/ EXTRA FINE CHAMBER SET fcompletel Of
SOLID WALNUT. made by special order;
9 VERY FINE WALNUT CHAMBER SETS
tcompletc) with MARBLE SLABS and
FRENCH.PLArE DREs>ERS;
I ORDINARY CHAMBER SET,
1 WALNUT COMODE,
VERY FINE BUFFET with TENNESSEE
MARsLE-ToP aud FIR E NcH-PL LATE
l ELEGANT WALNUT EXTENsION-TABLE
LARGE ROCKING-CHATRs, set WALNUT
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS. 2 REAL ENG
LISH-BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, . IN
GRAIN CARPETS 2 FANCY MATTINGS,
/ extra large CRUMB-CL0TIi: DOWN
FEATITER.BEDs, with PILLOWS and Boi,
STEERS 10 match: O pair BIANhETS. Is
SHEETS and SPREADS, TOILET SETS, l
set CUsPADOREs, GLASSWARE, CHINA,
CUTLERY, and KITCHEN UTENSILS; l
lot PRESERVES, &C.. &c.
au11 +. Is. COOK, Auctioneer.
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CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
EREIGhr.

FREIGHT
Frcigh: received daily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smlihheld, and Hampton; Washington, -. G.;
NewberE, Washington, and TarbOrO y. c., and
all points IN Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point and I'll regu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
gnd through bills issued. l.. y. TATUM,
iy l3 Superintendent.
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aayLRoap LINES.
"a ]; q -.
ITLANTIC-COAST LINE.

@AH!s ii.sl:i E.ss&
A TLANTIc-COAsT LINE.
RICHMOND AM Tpruu fEirrhuB5IPEs" =" '"'""
IN EFFECT JULY 3, 1883.
LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ir.a1 A. N. daily, connecting for Nor k. Ra-
lclgIi, Charleston. savannah, and Flo
rIda. stops ss Drewpy ,,,,,D Dan s,c ees,
New York 10 savannah.
2:5OP. NJ. FAST NAIL, daily, cennecting Tor
Charleston. savannah, and tI9plla.
This train makes no local stops. Pull
man sleeper W Washington tn Charleston.
Cos p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, daily except
s5sA. NJ. freight. daily Except Sunday.
y:ttSS a. ~ ~ sunday excursion.
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Af"
POMATTOx DEPOT.
4:5s A. NJ FAST NAIL. daily. Makes no loca
stops. Sleeper Charleston 10 WASH
7:soA A. H. HccCoMMoDATroN, daily except
sunday. a.
s:27P. NJ. daily Stops at Chester. Ccntralis
aud Drewry's Bluff. Pullman slecTe
Savannah 10 New York.
6;0s +. VI. freight. daily Except sunday
43 5sS a. p. AZ sunday excursion.
All daily passenger trains make close conneo ton
at Richmond for ali points north. east. and west
THE ONLY ALL.RAIL ROUTE 10
NORFOIh.
leave Richmond ll:si A. VI. daily. Arrive Nor
fox 4 I. NJ
Leave Norfolk I2:43 Z. NJ. daily. Arrive Rich
mond4:29 y. VI.
T. VI. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager. y7
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schedule
commencing JULY 6, 1883:
800 A. NJ, Leaves Bvrd-sreet station daily: stops
only ut Milford and Frederick sburg.
Sleeper from Jacksonville 20 WASH
ington.
1l:lO A. 81, leaves Byrd-Street station daily lex
cept sundays.
44S r. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strec, station daily.
Sleeper from savannah 10 New York.
1l:13 A. NJ, strives at Byrd-street station daily.
sleeper from New York ~ savannah.
2:4I T.. ~. arrives Al D,rd-sircet station daily;
stops AZ Frederic Ssburg, Milford and
Junction. sleeper from Washington
toJacks0ny.lle.
CAST NJ. arrives At Byrd-sireet station daily
except Sundsvsl.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
G:23 \. NJ. leaves Elbs; arrives At Ashland &c
1913 4. VI. stops al Hungary.
400 l.. NJ, accommodation: leaves Broad-Strcct
station; arrives AZ Ashland at 5:O2
T.. VI.
7:2s z. NJ, leaves Eba; arrives at Ashland at
SOS II. VI. stops ~ Hungary.
sos AN. arrives at Elbs: leaves Ashland at
5:2S AN, stops at Huneary.
S:35 A. NJ accommodation; arrives at Broad
street station; leave Ashland at 1888
\. VI.
CHOP. NJ arrives ut Elba: leaves Ashland At
5:34 i NJ. Stops ~ Hungary
C.A.TAYI,OR, General Tickel Agent.
T.. T. ID. MYERS, General SUPERINTENDENT.
~rnrratnNr Avn nANfkrrIr ~ ma
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by II. J.. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctl0necrs,
HOB Main street.

SALE OF THE FARM
Il KNOWN AS" RANENSWOOD," SITUATED
INPOWHATAN COUNTY. VA CONTAINING
5341f ACRES, by AUCTiON.-By virtue of a
certain decd of trust executed 10y Wilton :. Mosby
and wife. dated l6th September, 1852. and duly
recorded In POwhatan County Court clerks Office
default having been made In the payment of one
of the notes therein secured. and being so re-
quircd by the beneficiary, shall SELL I'm front of
the pOst-ofice. in the city of Richmond, on
FRIDAY, August II, 1883,
at l o'clock p. NJ, the TRACT or LAND de-
scribed In the said deed, upon which there Is
very comfortable and conycLient dwelling aud all
necessary Out-huildngs.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses Of
sale and to pay OF and discharge note OF $50,
due l6-l9th March. 1888. and upon The following
credits SSJ payable l6-l9th september, Ss3 ;
$50 PAYABLE To- 9Th March. 1854: So PAYABLE
l6-l9th September. 1884 sS5 payable lG-l9th
March. 1855: Sl.753 payable 16-19th Septein-
Der, 1885: and the residue If any. upon such
terms as may be announced NJ the time Of sale.
III. l.. STAPLES, Trustee;
NJ. G.. STAPLES, Trustee.
II. l.. STAPLES & CO., Auclioneers. au7
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
POARDING-HOUsE FOR SALE. A.

ID ~
At the request Of the owner hereby oncr iof
sale a GOOD BRICK BOARD1NG-HOUsr OF
sixteen rooms. and a COTTAGE In the yard OF
four rooms, situated very near the University ol
Virginia. on University avenue, ana opposltc
Judge Cocbran's residence. This house las been
filed every session with student boarders. WIZ
sell the said property with or without the furnl.
ture If not sold soon will be rented Tor the next
year.
ALSO,
OFFER FOR RENT OR LEASE THE PARISH
COrTAGE,- n GOOD BRICK DWELLING
with even rooms. with n well shaded yard, all ne
cessary ou-houses. and stable. situated just out
Of the corporate limits OF Charlottesville. There
are about SIX ACRES OF LAND. divided Into
two large gardens, poultry-yard, and grass lot !;
pnmp OF excellent water and good spring near
Possession to both properties given at onrc. For
particulars apply 10 j. W. DOLlN.
Real Estate Agent, Charlottesville, Va.
au 10 I'm
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At the request Of the executors Of Joseph II.
Crenshaw deceased. we shall offer for sale ut pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST l6. 1888,
ut ; o'clock y. NJ the LOTS located rs above. four
Of which front on the north side of Grace. corner
Of Tweny -scvcnth street two on the south side OF
Grace between Tl.enty-cghth and Twenty-ninth
streets. one 1t the southwest corner of Broad and
Twenty-scy enth streets. and one on the south side
of Broad between Twcnty-sixth and TwcnLy-sev-
enth streets, all Of which run back good depths to
wide ALLEYS.
These lots are truly very desirable. and are de-
cidedly the prettieSt lots In that portion 0f the
city. PersOs wishing 10 invest In first class pro-
perty should attend the sale.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON & CO..
auO AuctOneCrs.
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WOOD AND COAL.
GOAL AND WOOD.

NOAL AND WUUD.
COAL-All kinds Of ANTHRACITE for CRATES,
stoves. and furnaces. under shelter and dry: EAST
BANK LUMP sPLINT, 1925: HAIL SPLINT,
S5-bcst in the market.
PINE WOOD, sl.75 and 80 per half-cord; OAK
WOOD. S2.75 per half cord LONG WOOD, sawed
and split. for kndling. 1905 Cary street, or 7OS
Broad street. Telephone, l65.