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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
Wives of the Future.

A hot-headed girl-Cal. Oric. Phila-
delphia Call.
An Amsterdam girl baby has two
tongues. She'll wear ore of them out
before she's fair fat and forty. Boston
Times.
A New Jersey horse fell dead from
fright while railroad train was passing.
1t Is supposed that Philadelphia girl
was looking out of the car window
Louisville Courier-Journal.
II is now said that the invention OF
the Mother Hubbard dress was the re-
suit purely of an accident. 1t has been
remarked what a succession of terrible
accidents has occurred of late years. Lo-
well Citizen.
He was describing his new girl at
home and remarked enthusiastically
that she had mobile face"
"And has she St Louis foot?" inauir-
ed his younger brother Elischievously.
Rochester Post Express.
First young lady confdant.-"You
shouldn't be so prudish. You should let
your young man kiss you once in a
while" Second young lady.-"Well III
tell you, Hattie, l would, only if he does
il he will knock my teeth out as sure as
the world" Burlington Free Press.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
An Enterprising Western City

"Yes, sir" said an enthusiastic citizen
of a new western town, we've got a
right smart town, stranger Why" he
continued, impressively, "its only six
months old yet and it's got two hotels.
forty-eight beer saloons, twenty-seven
gamhlin' places, four drug stores to say
nothin' of grocery and clothin' stores,
and the best aalf mile track west of the
Missouri"
"Any churches?" asked the stranger.
"Any what?"
Churches"
"You mean them buildin's with long
pint sticking up in the air?"
Yes"
"No, We hain't got any idea of them.
Thar was some talk about buildin' one,
but We finally allowed it would look too
dudish."
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
A Story of . Pair uf BIue-Birds.
Norwn-h Brnctin.

Some weeks aes y Tair of blue-birds,
with more confidence in humanity than
most OF their kind exhibit, built a nest
on the Slater Library building between
a window frame ardsscasing, in a con-
spicuous place ard near the entrance
where the laborers were passing in and
out almost constantly. Their confidence
was not misplaced, the workmen seem
ing TO feel proud of their feathered COM
panions from the first. A short time
since it became necessary TO move the
nest containing the uBaedged birds and
it was put carefully ina small box anG
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
Seriousness of a SAILORS PRAYER.
Truth Seeker


The weather was rough one day, and
the ship was tossing wildly about. A
parson, who was on board, approached
the Captain in a state of considerable
trepidation, and inquired if there was
any danger. He knew that he was in
the hollow of the Almighty hand but
realized that the said hollow contained
moisture enough to drown him. The
Captain referred him to the crew. The
preacher worked his way to the fore
castle and found the occupants swearing
at the weather with an emphasis that
nearly paralyzed him. He returned to
the Captain and reported that the dan
ger must be great, as the men were BIAS
pheming horribly. The Captain hasten.
ed to reassure him. He said: "If the
crew are swearing it is all right, but
when those fellows begin TO pray YOU
can put on your life-preserver." The
preacher went off again, filed with new
and serious reflections.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
An Incident OF Life In Texas.
Calvert Courier.

On Wednesday of last week double
tragedy occurred on Duck creek, IN the
northern part of this county. Williams
and Stanland, two young men, were out
hunting, when they disagreed about
some trivial matter and shot each
other to death. They were found the
next morning. Williams was living
when found and survived long enough
to give some account of the difficulty.
He said that during the progress of the
quarrel between them he stepped be-
hind tree and loaded his gun. He
then confronted StanlaBd and told him
he was now prepared for him. Stanland
immediately fired and Williams fel
mortally wounded. Stanland then ad
vanced to complete bis deadly word
when Williams shot him through the
heart and he fell dead
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
A WHIRLING SPIRE OF WATER.
How a Funnel of Sen Foam Danced Along
the Surface of a Jersey Inlet.
N j. Coast Pilot

Az - SOnSt
While your correspondent and friend
were sailing in Great Bay on the after
noon of July Is they saw huge water
spout-the first ever known i n that body
OF water. Our attention was at first at
tracted by a violent commotion of the
water, covering space probably twenty
yards in diameter. BY the aid of a pair
OF marine glasses we watched it atten-
lively during its formation, and as it pur-
sued its rapid flight toward the west we
were enabled to make the following OBJ
servations: The body Of water appeared
to be leaping and foaming with great
violence and was travelling at the rate of
eight or ten miles an hour. As it moved
swiftly on its course it gradually ascend
ed toward dense, black cloud that over
hung it. Presently we observed the
cloud to change in appearance, portion
OF II becoming elongated and descending
toward the waters that rose to meet it,
and as 1T drew the water up into il,
changed from an inky blackness to
much lighter color.
The thing was now complete and con-
sisted ofa mass of seething, foaminp wa
ter whose diameter had increased to for
ty yards or more, to which was ioined a
narrow funnel, which extended at least
quarter of a mile upward, where it un-
tied with heavy, black cloud that still
hovered over it. The funnel, if such we
may call it, at first ran down in almost a
perpendicular direction, but soon chang
ed into double curve; and rs it swaved
to and fro in the air it presented the ap-
pearance of a huge rope. connecting the
mass OF VIZ ter with the inky cloud above.
The whole affair lasted, as near as we
could judge, for about fifteen minutes,
when the upper portion gradually be-
came less dense until it finally disappear
ed, while the waters continued in agita-
ton few minutes longer. From the
time We discovered it until its dissolu-
ton it kept up the same rate of speed,
and had any boats been in its path ii
would assuredly have meant destruction
to them.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
THE BALLADE OF HHz BABY.
CARLOTTA PERRY.


Bald of head and red in the face.
I'm only baby, weak and small;
bundle.of flannel and bib and lace;
But don't, beg, into error fall,
For there's not a thing on this earthly ball.
Or big or little, or old or new
That holds the world in completer thrall:
Come, list to the deeds that can do.
/ can shrek shrek to rend all space,
Can choke myself with my brofdered shawl
Gan send my nurse on a frantic chase
FOR pins that never were there at ALL
can make my pa, SO brave and tall,
say curious words, just one or two
AS he walks the floor to hush nv souall:
Come, list to the deeds that can do
can coo and coo with tender grace,
And bring my subjects at beck and call.
with cunning smile and soft embrace
While into mischief straightway crawl:
MY mamma anger can forestall;
can patty-cake and can peek-a-boo.
can charm, enslave, delude, appall:
Come, list to the deeds that can do.
ENVOY,
with my tiny hands 1 can build life's wall
= AS true and strong as the skies are blue:
am the monarch of hut and hall;
Come, list to the deeds thatI can do
Good Cheer.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
The Engagement stu On.
New York Sun.


"You have heard of Dapas trouble at
the bank, George DEAR" she asked fiom
beneath the lapel of his coat
"Your papa's trouble at the bank "
exclaimed George, turning white. Ger
tainly not! What is it?"
"Why. he is 100000 behind in his
accounts and ADMINISTRATION is ta be
had"
an that case" replied George, coldlv.
struggling to release himself. "our ell
gagement must"
"And mamma got dispatch from him
to day from Canada" interrupted the
girl, holding him down by main strength.
"He reached there only this morning,
and is willing to settle matters at thrt e
cents ON the dollar"
"Oh!" said George, returning her head
to his shoulder and stroking her rim.
lets fondly.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
Roller Skating With Imaginative AID.
Binghamton Leader.
It was a rare array of yariegated

1t was a rare array of variegated beau
rich elegance and magniicence and asy
the eagar spectators from the galleries
gazed with pleasure unalloyed upon that
richly varied scene, with its novel, un.
ique and becoming representations, and
as the mellifiuous strains of Beman's
full orchestra foated softly DER this car.
den of natural, and artificial beauty. {
would recall scenes delineated in We. Ks
of fiction and remind one of the unr~e.
cedented srectacles there depicted by
the aid of brilliant IMAGINATION.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
A More Appropriate Name.
New York Sun.

"Will yeu have some efthe dessert, Mr.
DumleyP" inquired the landlady.
Dumley politely allowed that he would.
do you know" he remarked, as he
gazed at the very narrow little piece oi
whortlebery pie which was sent him
"that | would hardly call this dessert
mo, what would you call it?" she de-
manded.
"An oasis"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30

placed where the parent birds could
have easy access to their treasures
They may be seen any day by those who
pass the building, flying in and out, car
rying insect food to their Young.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30

Cockades of owl feathers sprint led
with gold dust appear among fall H,ll-
linery goods.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30

Moliere fronts of all sorts arc tabooed
by women of fashion ON the other side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07


voting In opposition to the wishes md W
tefests Of the white people IL incentive sun
fcisntto carry the last one Of them 70 the
polls. The sooner the white people oil
Virginia learn that in no political emer-
gency can the negro be relied upon to rem
der them aid or assistance. and that the w.
innate redemption and salvation OF the Old
Commonwealth depends solely upon the
efficiency Of their organization and the
unity OF their action. the better IL viii be
for them. while the whites OF the Fourth
district are In deplorable minority II af-
fords no reason why they should be ex-
pected 20 sacrifice their manhood and self
respect by aiding an aspirunt for eong:es-
sionai donors who has no higher claim TO
their aid or support than the fact that he Is
n negro aud the negroes have a majority In
the district. Let us give no aid or comfort
70 tine enemy even with sinister motive.
ROSCOE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
u &c II MOND FREDERICk>B BURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

IoAND fRod bALfiMOKf, puilNDi -
FHIA, NEW YORK. ANp tA>ltRN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
The Fourth District.

To the Editor Of the DtSpdtch;
There seems To be much diversity OF
opinion among the Democrats OF the Fourth
congressional district as 10 the policy OF
placing Democratic candidate in The field.
Many good aud true men, who have the
success and welfare Of the party most
deeply at heart. are opposed TO making q
nomination, upon the ground that no
good can possibly he accomplished by
II. II seems 10 me that the question
might be very pertiuently asked. What
good can possibly be accomplished
by failing 10 nominate canddate!"
There are two Republican candidates a.
ready In The field, one Of whom Is the rep
rcseniatiye OF the worst methods and prac-
tees OF modern politics, while the other
seeks popular favor and support solely by
appesliug TO the hSscs, passions aud most
communistic preludices Of bis race. Surely.
as between two such aspirants for con.
gressional honor. the Democrats OF the
Fourth district can have no preference.
WITH them II should be emphalicslly case
Oi MosSup and Barry. II seems 10 me that
the best and wisest course for the Democrats
OF this district TO pursue is 10 avoid
even the appearance Of fayoring either one
Of the candidates now IN the Geld bv nomi-
mating the best and strongest man We have
one who will devote his time and energies
10 the canvass from now until the day OF
election. He win ia all probability be de.
fested. but We will have the consciousness
that We have not even seemingly contri-
buied IN any way 20 the success OF the par
" elected; and, besides, we VIII thus
naintsin our organization aud self-respect
Al The same time. II has been suggested by
writer in the Dispatch that the Demo-
eihn OF this district copper" on Evans,
ana ,hus seek 10 reduce Blaine's majority |
~ me district. which, In view Of the full |
sose Tue hesied congressional contest viii |
Dnhg ous, ls estimated at 1900. Such A
. .nins ,, - utterly inpraeticable. The ne
groes w'li vote Tor Blaine, even though
the assurance were possitlyely given
that ~ they would vote The Demo.
cratic electoral ticket, ihe sohd nen,o.
cratic vote Of The dlsisle, would in ~.
turn be east for their isyor,te esndid,,s To-
Congress. In presidentis, Contest ~
negroes are practically mi, 'n a..
Isyor Of the Republican ns.,,uaa ' .na a.
moreover, the heated congressionsi s,n aus'
xiil not appreciably inerease the Sv na.,.s
Toge OF the district. They alwsys ", 49,
heir fall strength whenever there i ~ ~
iticaI Issue involved. TO know q aeI,srs
bat they Will have sn oppoaaahy 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
HEALTH Is WEALTH.
DR. T.. {. VESTS
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WILSON'S lhts. Nervous Neuralgia. Hcaiache, Nerv-
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tobacco, Wakefulncss. Mental Depression. SOil en-
ing of the Brain rcsuliing IN insanity and leading
10 misery, decay, and DEATH, Premature Old Age
Loss Of Power IN either sex. caused 10y Oyer-c xer-
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contains one months treatment; al a box, or 81
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chaser our written guarantee TO refund the meney
If the treatment does not effect a cure. Gu1rau-
tees issued only by JOHN G. WEST & Co.
S62 west Madison street,
au 22-dSwly Chicago, III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07

4 w,nsss rsrslIias lear from . Train
gver a TressIe.

Overa rressIe.
A Bradford. Pa. correspondent sends
she so,lowinv 10 the Philadelphia Times
at sell Won what, boys, I'ye railroaded y
Car wears ana been mixed up In all kinds OF
Ssssslsrs. Int hope 90 croak right here u
lent IN be- the eyewitness again OF sncb
an nvrSul sight AZ I saw q dsv or two ago"
The sreak, n was q brakeman on the Erie.
"A day or 60 ago. he continued, % Tall
.cd Laundering woman got into the tadses
c.r A Dmokirs. with her was bright
and iptcrestinx boy. possibly two years OF
scc. The child laughed and crooked and
n1svcd with the passengers. When the
frain left Ca,taraueus the woman, who
seemed nervous, Got out OF her seat, picked
up the baby and started for the rear end OF
the coach.
"a shor, distance east OF Catiaraugus IL
. iorg. deep gulf, over which the railroad
has built q high trcsllc. The distance from
the Top Of the tres'ie 10 the wagon road be-
low Is psrhsps one hundred feet. a sharp
and short curve leads 10 the trcstle. As
the train rushed over the gulf a woman's
piercing Shrek was heard. l looked and
saw an object leap from The Platform into
the rocky gulf. That object. sir, was the
lady passenger, and IN her arms. closely
fsnt. pulled the bell-cord and
the train came 10 halt. How II
hsppsned cannot say, but at the time the
woman sumped a load Of hay. drawn By
pair Of oxen, passed under the tresile.
Mother and child landed squarely In the
centre OF the hay and were thus saved
from horrible death. The farmer was 30
horrifcd that he jumped from his wagon
aud darted up the hin. The woman, who
was not hurt IN the least said her name
was Mrs. Adam Sell and her home In
Michigan. She was on her way 10 visit
friends in the oil country. Hers was M
deed a miraculous escape"
Mrs. Scell said that she could not explain
her action. When near the car-door she
was seized with an insane desire TO jump
from the train.
The farmer. as he drove along. was think
ing Of his dead wife and daughter. When
the visitors came through the clouds, as II
were, and landed on his hay. he thought
that the dear departed had come back to
earth TO revisit him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
NOR SALE At AUCTION on TIL
18Th DAY OF OCTOBER.

VIII sell at pubic auction. On the HiTTelmisc,.,
at n O'Clock NJ. ,he tAkN hNnN -
SpRrNGFiEID and owned bv Jr. Tnoma, :.
Garrett, containing l6l4 ACRES, s'tuaicd on
ne shady Grove road. bali mile IRON ~htiF
Grove church. one mile from hcchlll' ,Nul"
tnrruikc. and two mice FROM El"r-on's. h''i.
peaIe md Ohio railway. food dwelling and usual
Out-hOuscs.
TrRMs Made known on day of sac
Persons from Richmond ran iaAr the CHESAPEAKE
ana Ohio 1888 \. NJ. Train on morning 90 sal'.
and GET on AZ Eilcrson.. !. :. hAk", l.,
-. :. TINBERLAkC. fricr oc 4'f'''l i--'i'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
by W. II. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents an AuctOneerS
No,lIl3 Main street.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
TRACT OF LAND ONTNNING G67
ACRES ~ POWHNTAN COUNTY. on TIE
RICHMOND AND DANNiiLE RAILROAD
Nv virtue Of q decd Of trust eXccutcd by y. Z.
Dorset and wife, recorded in P0whattn County
Court IN Decd Book "a. page 6io. default hav
lggu made la payment of notes secured, and al the
request OF the note-holdcr, | will sell by public
uctiun. on The PREMISE. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBHR %. 1884,
AZ Il o'clock 4. ". the above FARM. described as
follows: "All that certain tract OF land, win
rirhts, ways, andappurtenancegt thereto hcionS ug.
living and being I'm the county Of POwh tttn, on The
Richmond and Danyiiie railroad. containing 661
ACRES; bounded on the north by the Gcnito road
and james -. Gitcss estate on The sou u by Irvine
Bass. Mr.. johnson. aud ~dmucj 4. r. Das.et. on
the cast by f. j. sampson estate snd on the west
by the estate Of william :. Harris.
TRIMS: Cash as to expense Of saleand d'ht due.
SI.h75. with interest from october 3. 1854, tiil
paid: balance on terms % hc announced 20 ale.
r. CIfAFFlN. Trustee.
sale by II. u. CHAFFIN a CO.. Auctioneors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07

may be entirely prevented by the use Of
Burnctps CocOaine.
The superiority OF Burnett's Flayoring
Extracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
IN EFFICIENT REMEDY

IN an cases Of BRONCHIAL and PULMONARY
AFFECTIONS IL AYERS CHERRY PECT0-
RAJ. As such IL Ia recognized and prescribed by
the medical profession. and In many thousands OF
families for the past forty years II has been re-
earied M az invaluable household remedy. II IL a
preparation that only requires TO he taken " very
small quantities. and few doses OF 1t admins
tered IN the carly stages Of COLD or COUGH
VIII eject speedy cnre, aud may, very possibly
save life. There 10 no doubt whatever that
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has preserved the lives Of great NUMBER OF per-
sons by arrszfIrg the development OF LARnNGI-
It's, BRONCHITIS, PNEUMOSiA.and PuLMo-
NARY CONSUMPTION, and by the cure o. Those
dangerons maladies. II should he kept ready Tor
use In every family where there arc cnliuren as II
T. medicine FAR superior 20 all diners N IN, treat
ment Of GROUP. the alienation OF WhODPls n-
IOUGu. and the cure of COLDS and lNfLU-
FNZh-allments peculiarly incidental 10 child.
hood and youth. Promptit1de In dealing with all
diseases Of this class Il OF the utmost importance.
The loss Of single day NAV, In many cases. entail
fatal con sequences Do not waste precious time IN
eyperImenting with medicines Of doubtful EN-
cat.y, while tie malady Is constantly gaining .
deeper hold, brit ttEe at once the speedIest and
most certain 10 cure.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
PREPARED by
sold by al Druggists.
fmy2 7,tyl seq OCT mol .no2j Edel6I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
Steady Flow Of Campaign Dollars.


The stream Of popular subscriptions to
the Democratic campaign fund continues
to poer in briskly. The following were
received at the Herald Office yesterday:
Charles A. Matlhewson and Tobias Burke
send SO from Providence, r. l., which they
desire to have "cast to windward.'
"Muggv" encloses - from Boston as
his contribution toward honest govern
ment. He says: "The Independent rally
last night in fremont Temple was grand
success. not 80 much OF funeral ceremony
as the Philadelphia Press Of last week eX-
pected il would be. In fact the corpse
showed signs Of great vitality, and will I'M
doubleday survive till after November 4.
Ii was an index TO a powerful and wide
spread sentiment in favor Of Cleveland in
this state. and cannot be neerfd down by
any proprietors OF the (spotted) white ele-
phant show"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
THURSDAY, OcToBHn %. 1881
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Sl3 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

htil t~lalc Agents ann Aux ttuhteT'i
Sl3 Hull street Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or EIGHT
I HUNDRED ACRES or VALUABLE fNGN-
ING $50 WOODED IA ID IN tllE> FER
FIELD COUNTY. NA.-Hy with" " . deere" Of
the circuit Court OF Chesterfield county. Va.
r,udt red ~ the November term. 50. IN tlc ruit
STYLED EuescI ~. Edward, we. the UNDERSIGNED
special conmi -sioners, will sci. NJ public auction,
AZ Chesterfield Courthouse, on
MONDAY, OCToBER -. 1851,
Ohai being court-day.l that DESIRABLE TRACT
OF LAND, containing 500 ACRES, lying bt-
tween the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike and
jaime. river, on the clover IAN and Bermuil rail-
road about three mi IS from Cn' 4ter enc hun
drcd AID ton acres B. the - states tract and tpc
othc- f. known as " C!ay,.' There IS a conform
bic dwelling and usual out buildings on each tract.
Til, land j. good farming land. wen wooded, ga Is
desirable neighborhooi, and viii be sold la pIrtf
or as a whole 20 suit purchasers.
TEENS: one fourth cash, and balance ion one.
two. ana thr'c yenr-. with interest added; tltic
retained until purchase money Is fully paid.
ID. l.. ~ CLAN.
WILLIAM 4. MCKENNY,
GEORGE =. BERNARD.
special Commissioners.
SAMPSON & ADAMsON, Auctoncers.
= 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
FOR THE GOOD CAUSE.

Nugwump" writes from Baltimore:
Enclosed please find % for the good
cause. am an independent mugwump.
This is the first time have contributed to-
ward political fund. My wife would not
approve OF il did she know 1t. but would
DO nothing inconsistent with the most
scrupulous integrity aud honor. However,
secrets will leak out; so. dear Editor, Just
burn ihiSr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07

ELEGANT FURNITURE, &C., AT
IA AUCTiON.-On
TUESDAY. 7TH INSTANT,
al o'clock. viii sell at the res iencc No. Sll
east Grace street.
One PAELOR SUIT, new and complete, In Grim
son reps:
one PAR1OR SUIT. gentcel and IN good order;
one HANDSOME WALNUT BlEFtf. new:
One WALNUT EXTENSiD&-TABLE, new,
eight fees loag:
one MhIIOGA ANY DiNTNG-TABLE;
One LARGE OFFICE DEsk, very handiomc,
sain wood:
One ANTIQUE MAHOGANY BUREAU;
one ANTIQUE MAHOGANY WASH>fAND:
One MAHOGANY MkRBLF-TOP CHAMBER
SUIT. with WARDROBE. PARLOR an1
HALL CARPET, HAT RACK. Sc, Sc.
Also considerable lOt Of TABLE-N ARE.
among which T. some hinisome decorated china.
WILLIAM II. LYME * CO.
AuctiOucers.
sale conducted by +. y COOK. Au iioue4r oc 3