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The Best Recipe for q Long Life,
TSt. James Gazette. |

~. JdlilCS baIcNlcsl
ApropoS of Sir Moses Montefiore, whose
approaching entry on his hundredth year
Is q subject Of such general congratulation.
what is the best recipe for very long life
surprising a man to consider it an object
worth attaining? Milton laid stress on
" the rule of not too much" which is no
doubt an excellent one, but vague in
its application. Moreover, Milton fol-
lowed his own advice, and yet
failed to live siyty-siy years. Fonte-
nellie, whose life embraced almost exactly a
century 9th of February, 1867, to 9th OF
january, 1850, was formally asked his
opinion on this weighty question, and re-
piled that he ascribed his length OF days to
two maXims he had laid down for himself
and rightly adhered to-the first, Every
body IS right; the second. Everything
~ possible" The late Canon Beadon was
less sententious, and would laughingly eX-
plain that he had reached a hundred SIM
plv by never wearing an oyercoat. III was
either he or another centenarian who said
he had never eaten cold meat, but always
hot. and thus saved his digestion from pre-
mature exhaustion owing to double work.
lt is related OF Lord Mansfield that When
ever a hale and hearty old man gave evil
dence before him he would question the
witness in a friendly way as to his habits,
with the result that he found every one to
he an early riser. The topers are said to
have been as numerous rs the water-drink-
ers, which is probable enough, the latter
being IN extremely limited section OF the
English people in the eighteenth century.
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She Knew How 10 ShingIc.
Lewiston (Mc.J Journai.I

Lewiston tMc.l journal
The antagonists OF modern advanced
education, If there be any, should have
heard little lecture that gentleman
gave on the street the other morning. The
question had arisen as to the tendency OF
modern advanced education to create a
disgust for manual labor. The gentleman
told an anecdote. a young lady who is
very well known IN Lewiston and Auburn.
and who has had liberal education in
America, a course OF study in the German
schools. and who has since taught I'm some
OF the leading schools OF this State and
others, came home to her fathers farm this
summer. The hours hung heavily.
"Father, our office needs shinglinc.u said
she one day. The next day the Shingles
were on the spot, and the young lady pro-
posed to have some fun, and combine it
in legitimate way with solid work. She
built the stagings geometrically, ran the
lines after Euclid, and shingled the Office
as neatly and expeditiously as the village
professor OF shingles himself could have
done. She pulled down the staging and
erected 1t again over the ell to the house,
and, in spite Of parental injunction,
singled the ell and sloping she'd at
ttached. She practiced music for pleasure
In the mean time, however. and read Ger
man for pastime. Nothing" added
the gentleman, {" would be further from
her own inclination than notoriety."
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FfunisI, FOrk.I.Ore.

Before n young man is married his friends
invite him 10 n party, which Is called
"bacheIor's funeral" Sometimes the dy-
ing bachelor is carried on sofa shoulder
bigh as a mock funeral. II while shaking
hands you happen TO cross another couple
also shaking hands it means wedding. n
shot made OF silver will shoot any one,
even those protected by magical power.
and sometimes when one has been out
shooting IL il said in fun, 81 think you
have shot your game with silver bull
letv-that Is, bought 1t. II you find any
shot in game take it out. for you will never
miss with such shot. When the angler bats
his hook he splits on the worm for luck and
says: ..,:--
"Pfo s g ssEpittting, flask fpis heSb''
Fishermen also spit on the wooden floats
that mark the place where their nets are.
Scbool-boys close their fists and hold them
out TO their school-iellows, saying: "Ka-
pima mot kapina" thing against thing;
they then change what they have had in
their hands. White spots on the nails are
enemies. II you pull out a hair and it
curls, you are hot-tempered (Northumber-
land, proud). II dogs or cats gnaw the
grass, il is sign OF rain; also, IL the flies
bite OF the swallows fly low. You must
never kill a spider. II you go and stand
under tree where there is cuckoo
sitting you will be very lucky, and what
ever you wish for you will get, provided
you do not tell any one; If you tell your
wish misfortune will follow you. In Swe-
den there is the same superstition. and Il
friend in the north part OF the Gull OF
Rothnia fold me that once an old man and
woman were under such tree, but the old
man told his wife his wish. "Why were
you so stupid" cried the old woman, " as
to tell your wish? May your nose grow
as big as pudding o." At once a most
elephantlne proboscis ornamented the I'M
fortunate's face. Notes and Queries.
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can be iulled to rest by the roar Of me
winds.
al have frequently seen the decks OF the
vessel scrubbed with the mud from th's
spot. 1t is soapy, and It's cleansing pro-
perties remarkable. There are no streams
In the locality emptying into the g''ii' ana
the mud from the Sabine river TO the NORTH
ward contains none OF the properties mere
found. II there Is oil II comes from tne
bottom surface. The place Is termed thc
oil spot not from any known analysis OF
it's nature, but simply from its condition;
1t has no troubled water. During three
fomths Of the year the neighborhood OF
the oil spot is the Olympus OF the mos
ouito.v
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CUrrCURA.
---~----~-~--~~~~~-~~~c ~-~~--~~l~|~~-~--.
II Z A U TY SOAR.

To keep The pores epcn. the oil-glsnds and tubes
active, and thus furnish an outlet for impurities
In the 2erspIration and blood which cause humil.
iating blotches, blackheads, and minor skin blem-
ishes, especially of infants; TO cleanse. whiter,
and beautify the skin, remove tan, freckIcs, sun
burn, and oily matter; TO keep the hands soft.
white, and free from chaps and roughness, prevent
contagious skin and scalp-diseases, and TO pro-
vide an exquisite skin-beaut1er and toilet, bath.
and nursery sana,ive. redolenf with delicious
Hover odors and CUTICURA healing balsams, use
the CUTlCURA SOAP. Endorsed by physicians
aud chemists as absolutely pure and highly medi-
cinal. Sales 1ssl-'s2, 100000 cakes.
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TIE HERMITAGE OF WOE.

Misery shame, and agony, often bequeathed as q
sole legscy u children by parents, is neglected
scrofula. To cleanse the blood Of this hereditary
poison, and thus remove the most prolific cause Of
human suffering, 10 clear the skin Of Disnguring
Humors, Itching Tortures. Hnmiliating Erup-
lions, and Loathsome Sores caused by 1t; to purify
and beauiify the Skin and restore the Hair so that
no trace OF the disease remains, CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, the new Bood-PuriGer, DiuretIc, and
Aperient. and CUTICURA and CUTICURA
SOAP, the great Skin-Cures and Beautiiers, are
infallible.
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AUCTION sALEs-..ruture Day..
BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers and brokers,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEVEN
i BUILDING LOrs IN THE PLAN OF SID
NEY AND HARVIE, on TAYLOR, ASH
LAND, AND RESERVOIR STREETS. AT
AUCT1ON.-in execution Of two certsin leeds Of
trust from Rober. Verne and wife 20 the under
signed as trustee--the first bearing date on Tho
CLERK y Office Of Richmond Chancery Court. D. ".
100 c., page IL, and In the clerks office OF Hen
rico County Court, ID. u. lilo. page 300. to secure
u bond Of $500; The second dated 18TH OF De-
tober, 1882. and recorded IN Richmond Chancerl
Court ID. Il. l22 g., page l l. TO secure bond Of
5000. default having been made In the payment
OF both bonds. and being required so % do by the
hslder thereof-I shall offer for sale, upon the
premises. in The order below mentioned, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1888,
BEGINNING ut AZ O'Clock. the REAL ESTATE con-
vcyed by said deeds, and described therein rs FOL
lows: . Co., -.
LOTS Nos. IA, IS, and II, in square No. 4,
ench fronting 81 feet on the west side Of Reser-
yoir street, between Cary and Taylor streets, Lot
No. II being ut the northwest corner OF Reservoir
and Taylor streets.
LoTS Nos. Is, 10. 90, 81. and %. In Square
No 4. fronting together l6s feet on Taylor sfeeI'
In rear of the above lots and running Dack rect
TWO Lots beginning 1872 feet west OF WASH
ingtOn street, fronting together 90 feet on Ash
land street, and running back 10 rect 10 on alley
] 8 feet inches wide.
TERMS Cash as to su1icieDcy 10 pay costs ana
expenses of sale and TO paw OFF the SAID bonds or
81 ,5OC and 5000. with AL interest which may be
due thereon. More liberal terms may be given al
sale HENRY q. CAkNON,
oc 2s,S1&Nol "a, 67,s,9l0 Trustee.
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COPPPR-COLOHFD.

have been afflicted with troublesome skin dis
case, covering almost completely the upper part OF
my body, causing my skin tO assume copper-col-
ored hue. IL could be rubbed of like dandrun, and
at times causing intocrable itching and the most
intense suffering. | have used headquarters
pills, and other advertised remedies, but expe
renced no relief until procured the CUTICURA
REMEDIES, which. although used carelessly anC
irregularly, cured me, allaying that terrible itch
Ing, and restoring my skin 10 its natural color.
am willing TO make affidavit 10 the truth Of this
statement. :. u. BUXTON.
MILAN, MICH
sold by oil druggists. CUTICURA, so cents
RESOLNENT, 81: SOAP, 25 cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
Boston, Mass.
Send for How TO Cure Skln-Diseases.''
oc 2S-Su&W&w
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AUCTION sALEs--.Monday.
by T.. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.


.TAiGE CONSIG NMENT OF CHINA
IL MD PORCELAIN DINNER. TEA, IND
CHAipER-sETS. SlLVER-PLATED WIRE,
&C., 1T AUCTfON.-On
! MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1888,
viii sell large ASSORTMENT Of REALLY TLH-
GAM lWARE, embracing
CHIs and PORCELAIN DINNER, TEA. and
CbkMBER-SETS-comp and beautifully
de'brated,
CUPS AND SAUCERS.
SILVi R-PLATED CASTOPS
KNIVES AND FORKS Of the celebrated Roglrs's
braid,
and m.ny other useful goods In the housekeeping
ALSO,
/ SUPERIOR PERSIAN RUG 15x5 feet OF
blutiful design, together with varietr Of
oiler RUGS:
roll 40 yards # VERY PRETTY BRUSSELS
CaRPETING.
Ladle, particularly invited to attend.
oc2i f. b. COOK, Auctionor.
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HAD SALT RHETM

In the most aggravated form for eisht years. No
kind Of treatment. medicine, or doctors did rue
any permanent good. Ny friends in Maiden know
how l suffered. When | began to use the CUTI.
CURA REMEDIES my limbs were so raw and
tender that ! could not bear my weight on them
without the skin cracking and bleeding, and was
obliged 10 go about on crutcnes. Used the CUTI-
CUkA REMEDIES five months, and was COM
pletely and permanently cured.
Mrs. ). a. BROWN, Maiden, Mass.
References: Any citizen OF Maiden, Mass.
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The Break fast He'll.

The breakfast bell salutes my ear:
It's cheerful tones ring loud and clear.
FOR lie IL used TO sound In vain,
80 great was my dyspeptic pain.
PAIN-KHLER came 10 nv relief
And banished nv dyspoptic grief.
fMs-kII.LER made me strong and well,
And now I'm glad to hear the breakfast bell.
Druggists sell PERRY DAvIs's PAIN
ILLBR.
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Is. Jno. T.. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1908 Main street,

A UCTI0N SALE
IA on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10Th.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of
MOI ASSES. SUGAR. VINEGAR,
FLOOR. I'm bags and barrels;
HERRINGS. MACKEREL, CHEESE.
HAMS, ~UGAR-CURED SHOULDERS,
BRE ,sT BACON,
FOR =. SIDES and SHOULDERS,
is case CAN PEACHES,
~ barrCs PICKLE.
BRE- u and WASHiNG-SODAS.
GREEN and ROASTED COFFEES,
MUSTARD. SARDINES,
fEArT-POWDERS,
Toll IT and LAUNDRY SOAPS, LEY,
SPICE-CANS aud TEA-CANS,
COTSTER. &c.
Consig fments received up to hour Of sale.
r. ". FOX & co..
Oc % 1912 Main street
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FOR RENT.


DOR RENT, O.
Il DESIRABLE DWELLINGS. Id
$40 TO 900 PER MONTH.
BRICK, corner Eighth and Leigh streets; 10
rooms.
TIC west Grace. near Henry; 10 rooms.
92O west Main street: 8 rooms.
Possession of above November 1.t)
ALSO
No. - Franklin near Monroe Park: 2 rooms.
No. 5000 east Broad large yaril: 10 rooms.
$40 west Main in good ordcrl; 10 rooms
NEW BRICK, 304 west Main: 10 rooms.
NEW BRICK, lnl6 west Floyd; rooms.
203 east Canal. nesr Third rooms.
NEW BRICK, 1918 west Cary: rooms.
NEW BRICK, $40 south Pine: rooms.
FRAME, &c north Harvie: rooms.
FRAME. 81 north Henry: 5 rooms
BRICK, 70S west Clay; rooms.
FRAME, 22O9 east Franklin; 3 rooms.
ALSO
UPPER PART HOUSE corner Eighth and Main
streets; 4 rooms.
UPPER PART No. south Fourteenth street
10 rooms.
UPPER PART No. 1904 east franklin; 6
rooms
UPPER PART O12 east Main; rooms.
STORES. OFFICES. AND WAREHOUSES.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
Oc COLT lib Main street.
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By Jno. +. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, PIANO
IL AND CARPETS,

HANDSOME FURNITURE, PIANO,
IL AND CARPETS,
HORSE, WAGONS, HARNESS. IMPROVED
BREED OF CHICKENS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
BY direction Of Mr.. V. Il. Goodrich. who is re
moving from the state. I Will sell at his place. on
the Darbytown road, TWO miles east Of the city, ON
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5TI,
a, | o'clock A. NJ, all of his HOuSEHOLDFuR-
NlTURE. embracing three WALNUT CHAM
SER SUITES with WARDROBES; PARLOR
and DINlNG.ROOM FURNITURE IN Walnut
BRUSSELS and TIlREt PLY CARPETS; hand
some ROSEWOOD-CASE PIANO, MATIINGS
KITCHEN FURNITURE, CROChERl- AID
GLASSWARE TWO-HORSE WAGON; superior
FAMILY HORSE: light. rprpg, lunp-seat TOP
WAGON, city made; JERSEY WAGON; about
elghty-ilve improved breed of c III & u l. y ;
FARMING UTENSILS, &c.
This sale merits the attention Of the public
Everything f. as good a. new, and has been little
used and wcll-kcpf and Will be sold.
JNO. 4. LAUGhTON. JR.,
oc27 AuctiOnecr.
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Ellis Abram, Pawnbroker.
BY Jas. Macdougall, Aucii0neer.
DAWNBROkEcS SALE.

i -
Large and peremptOry pawnbrOker's sale OF
FORFEITED PLEDGES, consisting OF DlA-
MONDS, GOLD and SILVER " + g II + ,
CHAINS, RINGS. JEWELRY, NLNERWARE,
CLOCKS, GUNS. PISTOLS, CLOTHING, &C.
&C, Al AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY. OCTOBER BOTH,
Mt OF O'clock A. NJ. Iwill proceed To sell. on ac-
count Of Ellis Abrtm, NJ No. 9l4 east Broad, a
large as.ortmen: Of the ab0ye-named FORFEIT
Ed Pledges, TO which the attention Of the pub
lie Is respectfully asked.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctloneer.
NOTICE.
All perjons having PLEDGES with me will call
and pay interest or redeem The same before day ~
sale or they will be sold, ~ further indulgence
cannot te Given. ELLIS ABRAM.
oc 2S-2t PawubrOker.
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Bills

at q O'Clock NJ, the BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY
above described. II lies well IN straight lines,
running from the two prominent roads above
named. having fine front on each. and with q
splel did grove Of primeyal oaks about the cent
tire. The improvements consist ola CONfDRTA-
BILE DWELLING, with the usual Out-houscs. sc.
Considering It's remarkable beauty % situation
and surroundings. and It's EASY subdivision into
number Of villa sites. with fronts on two Of the
best roads leading out Of the city. and only one
mile distant. this sale Offers peculiar inducements
10 persons wanting such property.
TERMS: One four h cash balance at SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months. for NEGOTIABLE notes with
Interest added. and title retained until full pay
men'. p. III. flrLHGGli. commissioner.
WILLIAMS K BOWIE. Auctlonecrs.
q 90 % 4 % a D = gED -
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by william Bowe, Auetioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or THAT
MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY-sEAT
KNOWN As SHERWOOD
ABOUT ONE MILE NORTH or RICHMOND.
RUNNING BACK FROM THE BROOK TURN
PIKE TO THE HERMITAGE ROAD.
AND
CONTAINING SEVENTY-gIyE ACRES.
by william & Bowe, Auctioneers,
CONTAINING sEvENTY-FIvE ACRES.

In execution Of a decree Of the Circuit. Court u
HenricO county entered IN The ease OF Caring
tor Stuart. viii sell by auction, M The Office ~
Williams < Rowe, No. 4 north Eleventh street,
Richmond. on
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WILLIAMS o < NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GALE or EXTENSIVE AND YALUA-

GALE OF EXTENSIVE AND NALUA-
- RI,E TRACTS o. NiNFp NJ LANDS IL
THE COUNTIES or CAMPBELL AND Apo
MATTOX.-By virtue Of DEGREES OF the Circuit
C0urt of Appomattox In the cause Of +. O.
French &c. ~. Birmingham Coal and Iron Com
pany, entered NJ the March term, 1888. and the
&C., rs Birmingham Coal and Iron Company and
}. K. Ingram Us. ". ". Woodall. &c, entered ~
the September term. lsS3--fhc undersigned viii
sell az public auction Ga front Of the courthouse,
in the city Of LYnchburg. Va. 40 ~ O'Clock on
NOVEMBER IS, 1883,
the following TRACTS or LAND. living and be-
ing I'm the counties Of Campbell and Appomat-
tOX-vz.:
l. The tract known rs the 80 TURNER TRACT
containing 46 ACRES.
2 The tract known as the WEBB TRACT"
containing 67k ACRES.
9. The tract known as the "LEGRAND
TRACT containing 3O3k ACRES.
4. The tract known the WHITEHEAD
TRACT containing 200 ACRES.
B. The tract known A. the "DRiSt OIL
TRACT" containing As ACRES.
g. The tract known as the 4" ~ iHAM TRACT"
containing 80 ACRES
Being the lands of the Birmingham Coat and
Iron Company. Upon al Of the said tracts ot land
there are extensive aud valuable deposits Of iron
ore.
TERMS or SALE: ono thiri cash: the residue
I'm equal instaments 90 six and twelve months for
negotiable notes well endorsed. bearing Interest
from date, with waiver of home toad.
\. l.. Boz LWARf
oc 10 Special Commissioner and Receiver.
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On MONDAY, GOTH INSTANT,
Mt 10y s'clock, | win sell ut my auction-roCms
withou, reserve, an excellent line of above gods
embracing
OtERCOATS. SUITS, COATS,
PANTS, VESTS. SHIRTS, &C,
together with general assortment of NOTIONS
&C.. &c to which the attention Of buyers gtue-
rally Is ,sked, as the goods are all seasonable, nd
must be sold. JAS. NACUOUGALL,
oc 20, AuctiOnee-.
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by Williams 4 Bowc, Auctiouccr.

TRU STEE'S SALE OF FINE BUILD
FLON - STREET EXTENDING FROM PLUM
To LOMBARDl STREET., WITH \ FRONT
OF 34l 2-l2Nl59 9-l2 FEET TO An LEY
20 FEET WIDE.-In execution Of a decd nf trust,
lated January l. ls75, and duty recorded. being
thereto requested, viii sell by auction, on tie
premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1883,
At A. o'clock Z. ". the beautiful property above
referred to- II lies in the direct line of hands
buildings recently built and az present prices f.
sure % make "A handsome profit % purchasers.
Tbi. property IS I'm the west end Of tie city where
Improvement is constantly progressing. II Wil
bee ~uh-diyided into lots Of suitable -iIe-
TERMS: Ouc-fuurth cash: hglar ccat four. cishL
aud twelve muut IN. for negotiable noie>, with ILL.,
,erest added and secured hV dcci4 ol trust.
RO. HOWARD, Trustee.
WILLIAMS & EOWF, AuctionCcr.. "c 10
BY Grubbs & Apporson.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. north Ele enth street.
a UCTICN SALE OF THE ENCEL-
"A LENT FRAMED DWELLING No. sos
NORTH TWENrG-FOURrii STRLEI.-Mill be
sold on the premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1883,
a: AZ O'Clock T.. VI The rbovc-desrrbcd PRO
PFRTY. The HOUSE contains eight rooms.
kitchen. &C: LOT 33Nl2j feet To ii-in0t alley.
very pretty.
TERMS one fourth cash; and balance ~ foDr.
eight. and twelve months. for negotiable notes. in
terest added, secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS & APPER~ON.
&C rs Real Estate Auclonecrs.
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EEEE TO ALL-CArALOGUES OF
II RICHMOND AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR SALE Rl rs. Property shown free ot
charge Cali aud avail yotr-elyes OF the induce
ments we are prepared ~ oder.
MANNING 4. STAPLES 4 co,
li0fS Main street.
opposite ". ID. blair & Co.'S.
Two
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EOR RENT, THAT VERY DEsi-T--
II RABLE AND DELIGH1FULLY-LO-t. .l
GATED BRICK DWELLING on grove avenue
corner Of Linden street. Nice front yard. stable
&c. -
Also. TWO NEW MODERN BRICK DWELL
INGS or Clay near ~ James street; will be ready
for Occupancs in a few days. Apply To -
CIiEWNiNti X ROSE.
oc 2f-cOd3t No. north Tenth street.
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BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctloneer.
I No. 10 Governor street.

T AEGE AND DESIRABLE $40 *
OF
NEW, sEAsONABLE CLOTHING,
NOTIONS, &C. AT AUCTION.
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The pelyer Mil.

iheSe splendid cotton mills bsv,. h
'aF completed that the water bn, lcc,, ,n,
,' ON aud the factory is now running reg,,
''''!' lhe work of constructions has No.,
'''os' expeditions, thorough. ecopomi,.I
anu entirely successful. The mach;,,r,.
running satisfactorily, and ", la.rn
'''"S most eArellen, work. Capt, .Suv,h.
,"S PROVEN most judicious selection tnr
we fr'sldency. and under his manayemo,,
'ne success of the pelzer Factory is ,hrr.
','h,ly assured. Speaking of this F,c,nrv
'"e "r"enville Ncr. says:
The pclzer mill is one of I'm, fines, nm,
lio,t spihily built in the cntir, rn,,rt,r
!, ,S'nes ,he admiration Of oil who sr,
I,,.iI is mas not been spared. and every
lhoroushly perfected, and there ia n,nbaiJu i
''ns9inteiy nothing lacking, that monay
voulu ,n obtain, or good judgment suggest ~
,n, ",,ii W, ana machinery perfect ail,! COM
PITY. ppi ne electric light will be used and
,'h 'he latest improvements and Inventions
nave been adopted. The Pezer Comnamr
wa, was organized in 1880, and work on tie
,ii',l u. was commenced in the following yc,r
!! mas bSen doLe SO quietly and unostenla.
,i"usIy' however, that il has been almost
ioH slIht OF by persons away from the
'viSnpornoou, m or not specially Interested
ana nobody would know that great cot,
ton mill and tlourishing yilla,r stand
where there were only woods three wears
ago, except fjr the reports of chance yisi-
.ots Ihe capital Of the Pclzer COMPANY
,s S9oo,ooO, and the most of the stock il
heid III Charleston, where il is now ou0,al
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