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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17
Two Good Books.

"Chamber's Information for the Peoplez
or 1901 Things Worth Knowing" compris.
ing the history and mystery of everything
in common use. "Crabbe's Handy Cyclo.
pedia;" or Explanation of Words and Things
connected with all the Arts and Sciences,
illustrated with over 800 engrayings, nicely
bound in cloth, gilt, size about K 8 inches
and nearly two inches thick. Retails at
Sl.5O Sample of either, to agents only, for
81, or both for 50. Address Z. Brent Co...
South Bend, Indiana
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SMILES.

Appropriate name for bulldog
Agrippa.
What most frequently becomes a
woman? A little girl.
Artemus Ward used to say ofliars:
at is better not to know so much than
to know SO many things that amt So"
"Charley is growing perfect love
of mustache, said one girl to another;
81 can see it plain" 80 you ought
to, dear, it is frequently right under
your nose"
A recent trial elected the fact that
many German girls cultivate their hair
for sale. American girls do the same,
but the girl always goes with the hair.
"Mr. Speaker, | rise to pint of or
der" yelled rural legislator. >"Order
two of 'em," came from another part of
the house.
Washington has "comet parties
ga good idea, by Jupiter" says Spinks,
"for the boys can now planet to get the
girls away from their Mars"
"That's a good war steed," said a liv-
cry stable keeper to customer, point
ing to NANCY looking animal. "Why
SOP" Because he'd sooner die than rum"
Said farmer, who was given to long
drinks, to brother agriculturist,
"What breed of cattle would you adj
wise me to adopt ?" "Short horns"
was the significant reply.
Caution in the premises: "Hadn't
l better pray for rain to-day, deacon p
"Not to-day, dominic, l think" wa;
the prudent reply; "the wind isn't
right"
An insane Rochester girl gets out Of
bed at midnight, and goes to work saw
ing wood in the back yard. Her ia
Their deeply deplores her insanity, but
he always leaves the wood pile handy
for her to get at,
Anxious to explain the meaning Of
hyperbole, Presbyterian minister
said: Perhaps you do not understand
the meaning Of the word 'hyperbole.
This word, my friends, increases or .di
mishes a thing beyond the exact truth
Suppose l should say the whole of thi.
congregation is fast asleep, and tho
would be hyperbole, for there is no
above one-half of you sleeping"
GLOW can l leave you, my darling?'
murmured aToledo lover in tones o.
distressing tenderness, as he observed
both hands of the clock approach per
pendicular on the dial. "Well, John,
responded the girl with wicked limo
cence, "yOu can take your choice. II
you GO through the hall you'll be liza
BILE to wake up father, and if you leave
by way of the back shed you'll be like
ly to wake up the dog."-Toledo Amer
lean.
81 think l shall have to ask yopl
escort this evening"" said a sister to hel
big brother. "Well, l guess not. Dc
you suppose I'm going to let folks know
can't 60 with any girl but my sister
I'll stay at home first" There is
good deal of such accommodation il
families.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17

A soap mine has been discovered in
California. The substance is a deposit
of white earth, free from grit, and i'm
pregnated with a small per centage of
potash, 1t is easily sliced into bars,
and for cleaning purposes is fair sub.
stitute for manufactured soap.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17

We will wagera years subscription
that rs cent package of Sheridan's
Condition Powders contains more pure
ingredients and costs more money than
a bushel of any kind put up in large
packs. Sheridan's powders are abso-
lutely pure.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17
Japanese Crepe.

In order to introduce our Japanese Crepe
goods we will send postpaid to any address
on receipt of fifty cents, or II three cent
stamps, the following: window banner,
size 1894 INCHES, with rich color and deep
borderi tidy, size Skill inches, very hand.
some; lamp mat, 81 inches in circumfer.
ence, perfectly lovely; wall screen, large
and handsome. Address E. Florence 4 Co...
p. 0. box 1860, South Bend, Ind.
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sters Dictionary containing over 300 illus,
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17

1t is claimed that Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment is almost infallible in the cure
ofdiptheria, pneumonia, influenza, bron-
chitis, congestion of the lungs, and dry,
hard coughs This may all be true.
We know it will prevent diptheria and
that it will cure the Group instantly.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17

Florida orange groves are not so
much in demand as they were. The
orange grove business has been over
done.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17
Skinny Men.

"Wells' Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, i'm
potence, sexual debility. 81.
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Buchupaiba.

Quick, complete cure, all annoying
kidney, bladder, and urinary diseases.
81. Druggists.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17

Mrs. Tyler, the ex.president's widow.
is in Washington. She enjoys the dis
tinction of being the only woman who
ever entered the White House a bride.
She has a young daughter, who was an
infant at the time of the ex-president's
death, in 1862. She is very afsble,
but she has not forgotten the stately
manners that were in fashion 40 years
age. she wears her hair just rs it is
represented in the girlish portrait of
her, which was painted when she was
a bride.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17
TUFTS
EKPiIiE:GTORANT.

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ucts, which permeate the substance pftho
Lungs, expectOrates the acrid matter
that collects in the bronchial Tubes, and forms
soothing coating, which relieves the ir-
rltatiOn that CAUSES the cough. IL cleanses
the lungs Of nil Impurities, strengthens
them when enfee lea by disease, invigor-
ates the circulation of the blood, and braces the
nervous system. Slight colds often end I'm
consumption. Its dangerous to neglect
them. Apply the remedy promptly.
test of twenty years warrants the assertion that
nOremedy has ever been found that ia MS
prompt in its effects as TUFTS EXfECTORAkT.
A single dose raises the ph1egm, subdues
Inflammation, and its use speedily cures the most
obstinate cough. A pleasant cordial, chill
dren take IL readily. For Group 1t Is
Invaluable and should be in every family.
IL, Nnc. cE,n 81 Esnatlas.
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Experienced lumbermen say that the
supply of walnut is diminishing, and
that fully three -fourths of the good
stock throughout the country has been
consumed within the last ten year.,
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Over S12,OOO,0O0 has been placed
in the South during the last two years
in establishing cotton mills. The av-
erage profit is IS per cent, while the
Northern mills yield but 7 per cent.
nrOft
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17

Have you a dull sense of weigh
about your head now and again chang
ing into positive pain? Does your food
appear tasteless or bitter, your tongue
feel thick and rough in the morning or
when fasting? Have you no appetite
at all, or one capricious and voracious?
Is there constant flow of saliva with
heartburn? Do your meals feel heavy
on your stomach? Do you sit down to
eat with a great desire and longing for
food, and rise without touching hardly
any? Are you diSipclined for exertion?
easily wearied, alwaysin state of las.
situde? If so, you have dyspepsia and
its train of evils. You can be cured
of them all by taking Edward Wilders
Stomach Bitters. 1t has cured thou.
sands. Enjoy life and thank Edward
Wilder.
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profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10
rorroy MARxErs-sY rELE1nApA


LIVERPOOL Jan 9-l2SO O. motion dull Misdlins Up-
lands. 5lited: OreanA do. 6laisd Sales. 5000 bales
Including 1000 sDecult0n ana export Receipts
~ ZOO bales including p 800 American Tuurcsl planes
Low M!ddnng clause January delveiy 6"esd co. January
ana Fenrary delivery 5ioasd. also 6nsd. co February
and Narcn delivery. 5oOed do March and ApTn deliy
Jlee.d 40. May June delivery. 5sed, also 0ttdi 90
June ana July deif JSis also 5sasd 90 july hun
August delivery 5sfd do Augdst ana stDtehDer uehe
5o3esd. Futures weak -. -. -. ~.
aay inouded $500 Daies American. .,.
LIvEEPOoI. Jan. 900 D. m ntureA-I pahss.
Low Mddng clause. January delivery. o. ss 40 JhnuaI
and Fennarl delivery bsesd, also, SOD do March ana
Aprl delivery, 5tsd also. tld. 90 stay aud June DEW
NV 80 5sal ID do June and NY de very o'agi
also sosd. DO August ana September derVey' 30 Also
t,aa.iEsroN Jan. o.-CotTon steady; Mlddlng 9slcl
Low Aiddnng oLc: Good Ordinary. 9. net receiptA lSS
ba.e. giuss. la33 bales. sales, 1nD pacs exports W
tbe Continent loo bales 70 Great British " baes
10 France, bales oOastwise - bales: stock lOooJl
"Gsrypsrox Jan a-Co:ton steady: Middng. csc; Low
Niddnug $3.50. Ordinary. src net rcceptA - ~
pses 10 France bales; 10 the Contlent 1870 bales.
co1stwisc u bales; saoS 400 bales; s1oc& lS-oOS
NOBLE Jan a-Cctton hrrn; MiddnnE exc; Low
Middhng 9,ac-i Ordinary s7cd not receipts Los
bales sross 1851 bales; exports ooaswise. io2 baosi
sales l. bales; stOcP. 5U3fa bales ~.
SgU.OK uAys. Jan p-Cotlon Quiet MiddnR v'sc,i
Low Iiaine. 0tC; GOOd Ordinary. Sl,c Htt receipts
1872 bales gross. 8Gin bales cxlofts to Franc
TO the Continent - baIcs; coastwise; 49, bales 10
f4af Britain balesi aales 5000 bales last eN enlu6'
- bales. stock 3l3s8S bales
ssvAsxAH. Jan e--Cotton steady Middling. oLci Low
bses. gross fs49 bales; exports coastwse. ESQ bao.
10 great Britain bales 10 the Continent - baic-
900 baics last evening $50 baio sloc~ lV'-of
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NywYoRK Jan 9.-BEEVES-R Receipts were "a cars of
poo head all az GOthst The arrivals included IA
Eastman 80 for city slaugterers few carloads
yesterdays late arrivals at Jersey Ct changed hands
day prices The so head OF Illinois Steers l4J2
average J. SchsmbeIg to ~tefe Co at IL 5c 10
dress strictly Prime Cattle city ORES ed Beef in
request Toe for Ordinary TO Choice sides and
Refrigerator Beef selling at "a U9c Tor Common 10 Fair.
shipments to-day. 326 Live Cattle On the Denmark by r.
c. Eastman, and 3,04J quarters OF Dressed Beef, and
7J7 Of Mutton in the ATfzonia by Joseph
To the Gaeo will take out 90 Live Cato
ana 900 live sheep for M. Goldsmith.
Receipts las headS0 at Goth ST. and 0S at
Washington Market Demand good at unchanged prices
with OF 10 Grassers 213 D. average sold by Denbeck
per D Dressed Neas had iar sale at 10 %
1872 Dressed Grassers dull at 9092c.
SHEEP AND LAM BS-Reeeipts were 1871 cars OF 2,276
head- 6Othst and ga at Jersey City. Trade
fair yesterdays closing prices. with Sheep tTie
hrmer. Common TO Good sheep SOLD at 1906 with
loads exporters G4c Fair TO Prime Lambs
saies-J H. Hume sold 1888 Kentucky Sheep lOl h. at
5ae l7S ohio do IS %, at s5 80; lS9 state Lambs, 81 b.
attic
Newton Giett sold $50 Ohio Sheep, 135 No. at 6sac 100
do 1871 $50; 1865 DO 100 n. al ec 185 do l02 5c
GO 90 u. at Oc 25 do 80 TO- at e2c 81 Ohio Lambs 20 10
at "a 40
Kase sold Il jersey Ewes. ios N. at4sc s. do il6
Judd 4 buckingham sold las Kentucky Sheen lIs h. at
&C. l69 90, 81 10, at S. 40
HOGS Receipts 10 OF 2467 head-14 earn
tfe rmer 20 day I'm 10 the Improvement In City
Dressed yesterday Fair 10 Prime Live Hogs
quoted at 006ssc. Country Dressed active AT Su8Lc
for Heavy e90Sac for Medium 90 9ec for Light States
and 9192c for Light Buffalo Dressed selling
III small lots TO jobbers at SiaaSszc.
salessmh Reid sold 1i5 Ohio Hogs 1872 H. at SO 65
"a 1875 10 at So co. 100 l4I b at l0 Pigs 1870
10. at 81 90; Ioughs, l67 n, at 50 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10
STATE OF TRADE.
DA.rsranr~ .EADX 70


R.tunoRF Jan. 0-CottOn quiet; Middiings. Toe.
Flour quiet street and Western supernne 81 10
e. 90 Co s00Ss 3D. do Family 81 bOGs5 72i cry
Mills super 50 5oas4 DO Extra - 2Ssss 80 DO; no
sonfbefp Rod, 81 O3dsl %; do. Amber. 81 0S1
si iS 80 Maryland. 81 III No Western winter Red
sgi,e &C. 40 Yellow 63c Western Mixed spot 02c;
isnnefy BSise Oats dul-sOuthern 45U45c. Western
V,te as 14Sc: mixed 4fG46ot Pennsylvania 40 64sc
Hye Gull 68o7Oe Hay STEADY Prime 10 choee Pennsylva-
SIH n, RuEmeafs. Shoulders 59lO4c; Clear Rib
SIDES packed soiOi4e Bacon-shogdera 94c.; Clear
a sneo 1isae Butter wetern Packed 21925c Cream
cry 3Xa36e Eggs. 2bc Petfoleum- kenned, az Nc:
Cofee-Iio csrgoes ordinary 70 FAR 90 &c s9gar-A
son sac CopDer. Refined. II l7la'4ye' slw eiskh.
BsfFsIo Jan 9.--Fiour steady Quoted City Ground
New Process, 81 256ss 20 White Winter. s61s0 20
Amber. IS 75Sse No Bakers ron No i snSs
75 Rye Flour - esi 5O Grahams5 5Oss6 West
s sSS Ss seS NS e. White winter 2ss
al 00I 81 is dRi 10 Tor No. Hard Duluth Amber OS
10 Dnuth offered at 81 "a. with ST. ~ bid cash 81 s
hs year; No Red Michigan an store ~ ~; 49, ~ ~
ebc New Oats quiet No, Mixed western ~ 49e
White al state 46dfec. BARLEY steady Cana1
ct 72a9Oc Matt from Canada Barley quoted AZ ~ 10
Isl Is; tsIIfowed state. 7JsS5c Two-kowed state
afsl. rye neglected Cornmoa quoted: Coarse. VI 40
1sl rs per cwL: Fine. 81 OO1Sl 6o. fatent rioSsss
nv rfiour SOc bead Corn, sisc; Oats. &C. Canal
frclahts 20 Nes.Yorkwhent 6isc Corn 6Lc oats 5ssc
Der 1000 slaves sew-yors 81 81 ton iiaiiroad
srsrss,ss Flour 5000 bbs. West 6bOOD Dush.; Corn
5000 bush. oats a. 600 BUSH Bhfiey u'o pusn hyc
5000 bush Railroad shipmenis-flonr sevo Dosl Mheas
7 coo bush Corn lOstU bush. OatS44VV0 blsh Barley
800 H.; Rye. 5000 bash. - =.
CHICAGO Ian a.-Flour steady Common 70 Choice spring
a., pst,nts IS 81 Sss o.: Winter whess chlce
ed 81 go - o$5 ov Low orsasA No eoese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10

wheat higher. Regular January Oslo feruary'
s..s sss ;ssap q ~ ~
sae cash. sss sssss sle J.nSsy
5 ksSsasS sc F %d % u
g Sc Ss' 5aa aslssGs ss @ Ss
go barley s sas AZ Sss5c
Good Crushing on track q q = sslstsa u 40 10
Sasss % SIs..:s T FssI
SSs % Il he % s nSrs SSss
s ssS5niISy January FsoFsS5y
1900 March BIsmsats seady bsSeT sIeady az 81 L.
F FlS &c, SaSr e s sfn a.
rsnSy s aoa ssS IS ISsa 9 5@ ' Es
sea ~ s receipts, sS s5oC Sash
steady; Ear. sSG1Qc; No Mixed o4c spo' % &c
s jd SSts yea AVS No not
Stronger sFs Ss' al seS Ss SaTsr
G % fO m Sew Sa CO. clear D
shoulders Sci Clear Rb loc Clear iosaS Whisky
steady Choice a. q Ia oSo aoc steady
f T. sSsS g. pssn and 50
receipts $40 head shipments 2gS mead S1ux Extra
xnier 1a Wheat strong NO awan1S S0I HsTS
ssi o March 20 isci all The Year c No MlwauSee,
@ NS az. S 6 cSn S 4Ss 40 No & White
9e rye higher ss No 7i DO DO Extra a. 5c Pro
Visions lrmer; Mess PORK s7 90 cash and Jangai 81 10
Ss. say az 7Sass TO- Butter
dull Creamores 20 este Cleese steady at gq 10 hggs
nG norm az az & ReceiptsFiour 5000 Whea 900
s ne! aeS SS. ssss ba
PmLApKRB Jan Oh firm far demand ma a. %es5e
s. o DO do Choice IS 10; do Family - IS
s m HG S@ PatSnts Good Il Flour
s. so ee 90 ns SsT g b. Wheat TS
81 ilias no acd January lol. RyemEntiess. rely
S% grain depot Saise ostsSo Mixed a No 3
INV '' Ness Der Dbl sic so: 40. Packets. $40 90;
d india Ness sal PorEMess s6ossis Prime SIS 900
SIS HamssMoKea OGl3i2ci 40 salt pe!re ,- .ss
7nc. % S"e smoked sSssc shcuders In pickle %
s 40 sm0k Sssi ice R nsnscp '' Kettle iSsi
do 90 7Is gusess LS9se 40 iOI NSsoSSTs
EStTa fspssgIyapI psa ssS
DO Wsss a rs , GoOe rS 20 So s5 90 frs
92c Western Dairy Extra SgS2c DO Good :" Sn9c s1
.1vaaS 2ss9se Western. rs sI5 cheese7s ev YORK
20 u, Good lsc Do Hat Summed sssc
2SS :, Coco s s f%
steady; Cut Loaf 9sac Crushed. 94e: Powdered sSc
coTsr SS f% S%'a 81 Sssi % FsS,ss
PesToennI ra Rehned IN lOc whisfey
81 RO SsS1 1as g. ss' ~ % TEPs y
s4. iSs = sC Sc January j EeSIaay
cs ao M s5a e o. Com MaY S fs sf
tsc Js1pary s FsOrp9 H. A ss,s b. APs
January sac February ssh sSsc al tho year MAY
9soci Nebraska 7Oa7se hntter steady Dairy 2sSSSe;
Creamery, 3O04Oc. Eggs eady at - 2d2Bc. Whisky
steady 81 81 a. higher s8 40 cash; $40 90 Janu
arg; Job sl7 90. SIT 10 February: sl7 % May. Bulk
meats dull shoulders 64Oc short Rib SU0c short Clear
9c bacon dun shoulders, sc.i short NIB. loc .
Lard uOminally II 1Oi2i1c Receipts
Flour 1000 bbs Wheat, 1900 bush Corn o q 900
bush Oats AOUO bush: Rye, none: Barley. 5000 bush.
shiptnenis-Flour 1000 bbAs wheat GOO0bush.i Com.
00O bush: Oats 100 bush RYE. 1000 bnsh; Bari none
TOLEDO Jan. y.-At tho DOard-Wheat nfn NO.
Red spotE OF i s. OF Januarys O27s February 81 VA
pGL April 81 o. p May all the year, tb4c tern
firm nigh Mixed 5bc No. spot 5fc.. January. bSsc;
$50 February; May 55c All tho wear. 53l1o Ohts
nominal no spot, 3h2C: January. 39c; Nav, Sac.
Recepts-Wheat 10000 bush. Corn. $4,000 bnsli oats
2OUG bush Siipmeuts-EOnr nOne NEeat, @O,0OO D1sl'
Corp GOO bush: oats 1900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10
wHoLEsALEPRICEs OF coUNTRYPRoDUcE


FOR tne week ena12 jan y, 1855
receipts for the weekBeana 2fT1 Poas 1884 bush
L1D1rs-BeanA llo pkgs; Peas 4SS2 bush Imports for
tie week 2l0 bags Buyers disposed to wait the deye
Oyments of the import business before stocking
dull market generally Marrow, Medium and Pea
trihe weak buyers for large lines could probably obtain
concession from quotations Red kidney higher and
trm Turtle slow Green Peas dn and shade CASTER
choice ..'....., "a $685. small choice
Do REQ kidney. DO; Marrow Pea
Choice ...-..... 3700 375 choice. 2600 65
White Kinney, Green Peas .....I 80 al 80
choice .......... 97Oa 3 75southern b F.,
Black. Tur Sp.. 2GOd Col per Dush bag 21o0 $50
Receipts for the week. 2495l pkgs last week 22.35l
ior the week $40 pEgs Gradually the market mas settled
about &c per o. and having an extremely au Trade
livery cnOit made thus far has failed &c buyers 10
operate beyond the most wants ana th Neaei al
Inclined TO the situation eqnarely and put
prices down 70 point where the goods VIII nnd
bh Quiet IL looks very much rs though exporters
would have to ake many o he Fair Good state Dafs AZ
rom ~ 10 re AZ we certainly have not home 9eDhu
70 use the unuiated addition the fresh nade
mestefh Butter, which shows material lnefsaAt
trcy Choice Entire Diaries OdeIlnS al Sc ood
20 Pe az - 30c and FAR at - d29c 10 thar grlc4 afs
tubs reach &c. Of s5c beng made occas0oay
LOT the mesh Of the Delaware County Daiaes
put lew straight lines OF qualify 70 sell above 3ac f
Ashs almost unstable and entirely nominal kecepW on
anal proportion o. the offerings Will bling uisde qota.
ohs INC N gin market yesterday was dun at Jsc ana
Scaefs heNe learned 10 operate small margin 10
Keep prices here above o42c With two exceptions
wllls the bulk Of The cannot DO moved az SOC
Limitation Creamery and Chslee Fresh Dairy soil v
LOW Ind iuie fraction lower Factory In fIte Tote1p
very hight demand and prices asededy Iossr and scaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10
DUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE GRIsT AND sAw-,ILL PROPERTY
AND FARM,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1888.

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS 1888.
WI be sold premises at p M the following Vaiu
abs Real Estate situate Township Of Lumberton Bur-
i,ngtou County y. J., the Eayrestown MIL
Property consisting Mil Property proper about
70 acres and the Farm adjoining about IS acres The Mil
Property Is one Of valuable In the country situated
ON ,be Raucocas Creek the centre OF large gainodn
cling district within three miles OF Nc HOby the county
,ovsn and near thriving villages. Az LumOerto
one Ine Distant Is nyigabe Tor good szed
Sseis This With excellent railroad facilities renders Ph'
sdelnhIa and other markets readily accessible
Ie consist OF large Grlsd MIL win 1nod-
er Tachinery having four OF stone all In good orer
the local trade the mansion house Is ID nrslea OF
ttb hathroom hot and cold water and All moern conye.
epces Ierge Barns and other oubuhdings On
The nnise are eight small dwelling houses IN good repair
Hb can readily be rented 10 workmen Also large STORE
with good local trade Blacksmith shop well finished ior
that purpose a of Hay Scales nearly news saw MIL
in SooI running order having both upright ana crcusr
Jaws and building time used as fulDs MIL when
can he utilized purposes The water 10 neyeffal-
no and the controlled adam about nine ieet az
forng ample power for desired increase IN macnnery
Of he 10 acres high state OF CULTIVATION lhe o
ca altogether OF the best iot anu most
healthy as residence within 20 miles OF Phnadelphia
r ortion of the purchase money reuan Capitalists
dsfng good business investment would 90 well 70 ex
anine mis- property Farm adjoining contains about 6o
aces well In high state OF enovson Slth good
hndipgs part OF purchase money can remain THESE
ronerties are to close an estate Inc Two
f he sod combined separately, as desired fossesson
% or before March 1888 For further INFORMATION ad
dress FRANKLIN b. LEWIS. Mount Holly, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10
aurtiou Sales of heal Gsiate.
SSIGNEE'S SALE.
WOOTTEN Mill, AT AUCTION

4 SOIUN 70 SAEE.
WOOLLEN MILL AT AUCTION.
The property the Paine sackett wOoen NH.
on Eaglest Providence r. L. will be sold by public auction
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81, 1888.
at120clock m. the premises.
This comprises about $4,000 square feet Of land,
within sew by Of the centre Of the city,
The mill buildings OF brick and Of modern and tho
substantial construction There are nine sets OF CeVe-
land cars forytwo Crompton looms and all the ma
chnery necessary the OF wooen goods The
mill in the complete order and ready TO start at once
said promises viii sold subject mortgage The terms
and conditions Will be made known at time of sale.
CORNELIUS $. swEETLASD Assignee.
r,..-ssaoea v January lR0y