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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1886-04-24
That Agent Lacked Push.

About four weeks ago said Il
farmer on the market the other
day, 81 concluded to getrid of sew
eral old stumps near the barn, and
| came in and purchased some
cartridges. Next day forenoon |
went at the job, and had just got ii
cartridge tamped down in the first
stump when | saw man drive up
to the house. That was nothing to
bother over, however, and lighted
the fuse and ran around the barn
to wait for the explosion. had
only got in place when ! heard a
calling:
"Ah, there, Sharp! | want to sell
you the best washing-machine ever
made"
ut was the chap who had driven
up, and my wife had sent him out
to hunt me up. He was within 10
feet of the stump when he called.
l had n two-minute fuse ON the
cartridge when | heard his voice,
and | called back:
"For heavens sake get out of
that.
30, I'll get out after | have sold
you a machine, Sharp, where are
you?'
"Well, sir, you can have my ears
if that internal idiot didn't walk
up and rest his elbow on the stump
and he was there when she explod-
ed. He took rise of eight feet,
came down spread-eagle fashion,
and then scrambled up and made
for his wagon with sliyers sticking
out all over him. When he went
by the house my wife asked him
if the machine saved 10 per cent.
in soap, but he never answered nor
came to halt He just sailed
over the fore-wheel to his seat on
the wagon, gave the horses n cut
with the whip, and was Il mile
away when l went out to the road
to inquire if his machine was full
ieweled. Detroit Free Press.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1886-04-24
Smpe mrasns Western

memory counterfeit when its allied
functions are neglected
The love for knowledge is a nat
ural principal in the child We
find it manifested in his curiosity
exhibited in earliest infancy Ev-
cry child wishes to know "what is
it?' in infancy. After moro ma
ture development he naturally de
sires to know not only "what is it?'
but chow is it, ind when still
more developed when man
"what, how and why is it?' These
characteristics of the natural curl
osity nre the foundation Of educa-
ton. and is the natural course of n
man mind, when properly de}el-
oped. But we find this all disap-
pearing after the child is placed in
our seminaries for length of
time, Why is it SO? The teacher
kills it, md thus detroys the child's
usefulness. Let the world be
brought into the school-room, and
the students be taught to learn the
characters and habits and DISPOSE
tions of men and things; teach
them to reflect, thus acquaint them
with that knowledge that is requi-
site for active life, both private
and public. ScHooL-BoY
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1886-04-24
How to Visit II Printing ONCE.

One of our exchanges gives the
following rules to be strictly OBJ
served by all persons visiting a
printing Office
Enter softly.
Sit down quietly, if there is n
seat.
Subscribe for the paper.
Pay for it in advance.
Keep six feet from the devil.
Keep hands off the manuscript.
Don't talk to compositors.
Never carry off exchanges.
Never beg a paper
Don't stay too long.
If you have n communication to
make to the editor, do it at once,
and remember that it is now time
to let him attend to his own bust
ness.
DO not steal couple OF hours of
his valuable time 10 entertain him
about your private affairs He
feels no interest in them,
Gentlemen, observe these rules
when in printing office, and you
will much oblige the editor, and
need have no fear Of the devil
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1886-04-24

MozART's "REQUIEM' Mozart,
from his childhood to the last mo-
ments of his life, was wholly amu-
stefan. Dying at the early age Of
30, his voluminous productions me
the best evidences of his industry
and deep attachment to tho art
There is no doubt but that the OK
citement he went through in the
composition of his "Requiem, -
which he had barely timo to finish
hastened his end A few hours
before he hreathed his last, he ex-
claimed, in tones of regret "Now,
| begin 10 see what might be done
in musisl"
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essary qualification on the par of
the agriculturists
Book-farming however is da-
cried and Farmers ce not read
ing class" Woou ompart neith-
err mder-rate tn, practical lmovl-
edge, nor oyer-r,te the Importance
of the scientific tudy of farming.
The one !. uoedruI to tbo ntl,or
III ....:c.1 e..
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1886-04-24
WHAT Is EDUCATION I

Daniel Webster says "Knowl-
idge does not comprise all that is
contained in the large term of ed
ication. The feelings are to be
disciplined, the passions are to be
estraip an true and worthy mo-
ives 10 >e inspired, a profound
eligi'e Sing is to be instilled,
md pHre morality inculcated I'M
Ter all circumstances. All of this
5 comprised in education
The opinion and expression of
his Demosthenes of America gives
Is mn insight to the enormity, the
opiousness, the vitality, the sa-
redness, and, consequently the re-
possibility attending this grand
mission. Embody this conception
nto fewer words, encompassed
within the scope of the scientific
meaning of "school-teacher's duty
md we express it thus Education
involves the development of the
physical, social and intellectual M
nres of man. Now, the question
occurs, does the commodity of on
schools at the present day regar,
N tleir system of teaching the dc
velopment Of these four primeya
natures of their disciplesY If not
10 they not fall short of perform
ing their duties as educators? con
sequently constituting tBialdiGer
enee between education on new cd
ucation and the system praoticed
OF old education 1t iso sad fac
that three out Of the four nature
Of the child are absolutely neg
lected not only left TO develop
themselves, hut are actually i'm
posed upon by the present system
az teaching in most of Qua school,
There is pretension % develop
ing the intellectual nature, and thi
is what Is called educating, Ever
student Of human nature know
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1886-04-24

Tho attorney general is awning
against the illegal fonce- m the
pan houdle, lf the cat,le barons
aud syndicales have not an manip-
ulated the law ps " hoat tho liros-
ocuiim Ia oyerylnsluuco, they have
not eymood thoir usual cunning
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1886-04-24
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.


Ienchers Institute.
Programme for 2nd Saturday in
May, Mt Live Oak School-house:
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
Opening or welcome address,
Reply.
Essay Miss Virginia Lane.
Glass Illustration of Methods of
Teaching Arithmetic, Prof. W. w.
Wallace.
OTHER PARTICIPANTS
Miss Wren, San Saba College.
Prof. j. ID. Dismukes, Harkey
,ciool.
Prof. r, S. Gloss, San Saba Col
ege.
Prof. c. h. NanEmman, Bakers
Valley.
Prof. j. G. Burney, San Saba
College.
Rev +. $. jackson, San Saba.
Prof. A. ID. Wallace, Richland
springs,
Prof. w, j. Spillmm, San Saba
College.
Judge \. b. Hayworth.
The parties, to whom no sub
ects are assigned, are expected to
elect their own topics and make
Preparations against the day nam
ID, 2nd Saturday in May. Note
he change from LIST (usual time
2nd Saturday.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1886-04-24
THE NEW EDucArloN.

The difference between new and
I'D education consists in the edu-
ntor, generally considered. As
certain the number of schools in
San Saba county and we have the
sum total of this difference in our
county. The difference referred to
ssynonymous with universal mis-
axe made by our educators in ac-
luainting their pupils with a knowl-
adge of words instead of a lnowl-
edge of men and things. The ren-
son why this error in the system
has become 80 "miv"r-"l. y, ~,
luestionably, because men have
been employed to instruct our
schools, who were not competent
TO fulfill 50 great mission and so
responsible a position. The pro-
fession is used MS a stepping-stone
to something else. Let tins be
stopped.
If you want to find the area of n
rectangular board, multiply its
ength by its breadth. The same
'ule works with board of trus-
ees. Elect trustees to your schools
Who are competent and energetic
enough to employ and examine the
eachers. The depth of a school
eacher is not the only qualifca-
ion to be looked after, but his ca
,acity for importing what he does
,noW.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1886-04-24

HIVE prescribed rongeline in
two cases Of periodic headache OF
a denralgic character, and in botn
instances with entire success. l
think that il viii do AN that sou
claim for il, and more rOMiller
NJ D., Dayton, ARK,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1886-04-24

Programme for 2nd Saturday in
May, Mt Live Oak School-house:
Music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
AIARoE NUMBER OF BUILDING Lors
BROAD, GRACE. MARSHALL oLAf'
TBIRTrETH, AND THIRTY-FIRsr
STREETS,
INCLUDING THE NEvERFAlLING
BLooDY.RUN SPRING.
OF PUREsT AND ABUNDANT WATER
AND TWENTY Blk ACRES OF LAND
ou THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD AND
ADJOINING CHIMBoRAzo PARK.

nv virtue ola deed OF trust from Edwin Q.
plessanIs 10 the undersigned, dated JaDu
airy ], 1883. and duly recorded, default
having bee n made. and being thereto re-
oulIed by the beneficiary, vii sell on the
nyemi,es. i'm tho order named below, com
menciDg at 81 O'Clock p. M on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1850,
the said PROPERLY. -
/. The SQUARE bounded by Broad,
Grace. Thirtleth, and Tbirty-nrst streets.
known by the letters /, U, Il. ,, ADJOINING
sOuAKE 28, part OF No. l, nearly a
right.angle triangle, 1872 feet on north slue
of Broad street by i42 feet on It's east slie.
q SQUARE 26, part OF No. 4, l32 feet on
north side Of Broad street by 1913 feet on
west side Thirty.fi first. and 142 on It's west
a SQUARE 20, part OF No. 3, 81 feet on
south side Marshall by 165 feet on westside
SoIAhE Is east side OF Thlrty.nrst
between MARSHALL and Clay strees.So. J.
le5 by 1872 feet and No. z. 165 by ~ zee,
@, SQUARE ~, southeast corner Marshaii
and Thirty first streets, IL by l6o iest'
T. SQUARE 90. NO. 4 cGi;nwest corner
NoYsrsi, RBd Thirty first streets, 1872 by
a Iwerty.slx ACRES OF LAND In Hen
leo I'm the y ork. River railroad. adjoining
ChimboraZo Park. 4. NJ, Peasants anu W
l.. CowaIdln-p plat at the Offices OF the auc-
tioreers. o.,.,
All this property ls worthy OF the specia,
altentlo OF capitalists for INVESTING nj aud
for use by owners. Fro most OF IL thsr.
are magnificent water and land views, ano
health unequalled.
TERMS: " hist the deed requires cash n,
TO tie de secured, one fourth In cash. and
the balance at SIX, twelve, and eighteen
months for negotiable notes. Interest added
and secured by trust-deeds, VIII Ds &C
cepied. WILLIAM l.. COWARDtN,
20 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
ATTHE SAME TINE ANDPLACE

the uuders'gned by virtue OF deed OF trust
dated September 2 1885 will sell by pub
nc auction ALL or THE PERSONAL Is
TATE of Fulwsr Skipwith, Efq, consisting
OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TuRu.
BOOKS. TABLEWARE, FARMING UrEN-
Sis, CROPS, STOCK, CATTLE,
SHEEP, sc
Most Of the household furniture above
mentioned was Imported from England,
and Is or the most massive ana eegant
brass. bound and claw footed. Among II Will
be found
PIANOS. BUREAUS. PURCHASES,
BEDSTEADS TABLES. SECRErA-
kIE-, CLOCKS, SIuEBOARU5,
BOOKCASES. SOFAS. &C.
The books are OF the best authors. and
ZONE very rare.
This sale, without doubt presents TO the
antiquary aud curio-hunter. the house
holder, student. and all Others. the op
portunity ola lifetime for procuring what
they want
TERMS: Cash.
Persons desiring TO attend these sales, by
leaving Rich mond or llat vile, VA, on the
IeihOf November ria Richmond aud Dan
VILE TRiTcsd To keysville, thence by Rich
mond and Mecklenburg railroad will reach
ClsiksVille that night, where they can ob.
tain conSes anets 10 take them 10 PEST
would next day.
For further Information apply to q. J.,
FAULKNER, Boy dton, Va.
Y. ]. FAULKNER
oc 2epoya.e&lo Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02

w AkTED, EVERY HOUSEREEP.
w ERt TO Try quart.csn OF Acme Reno
vsior-only 10 cents For sale by grcceIs
ard druggists.
Manufactured and sold by
Mrs A. ]. PYLE,
SOC north Fifth street, Rich mond, Va.
&C z "a Tu&ThSm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
PETERsaUEG.
mr.. Mu,,en.s w,thdrawsi-A Bis suit.

Mr.. NuIlen's WIthdrawsi-A BiS suit
lCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch }
NOVEMBER /, 1856.
Tie Withdrawal Of MIR. W. III. Mullen
from The congressio contest In the Rich
n ord district was the subject OF much
nment here yesterday and to-day, where
Great interest Is manifested in the result oil
The election. over IN Eitrick and Matoaea,
whore the labor organization Is quite
strong. the announcement OF that gentle
n ans Withdrawal and Che reasons he gives
for II caused a decided commolion. The
white knights Of Labor in Ettrick aud Ma
ioaca are nearly all Democrats, and 1t Is
learned to-day that they will east their votes
tomorrow solidly for George ID. Wise.
Every preparation has been made IN this
elty for to.morrow's election. Apparently
there viii be light vote, though both par
ties will endea,or to make II as full a. posi-
BILE.
The city OF Petersburg has instituted
suit in the Circuit Court OF Richmond
sgatust the virginia and Ca'oliua Railroad
Compsny 10 recover the sum OF Sl5O,O)O
appropriated TO aid the company IN th'
construetion OF the road. Nearly that en-
tire smount had been expended when th
company stopped work after building
few miles Of roadway.
The Hastings Court met this morning
but without traDsscting any important bus
ne.s adjourned over until Wednesda.
when ease involving the question OF pas
ing license-tgxes in coupons will be tried.
Seventeen msrrlsge-lcenses were issue
from the clerks Office In this city durin
the month OF October-tifteep TO coiOre
aud two TO white couples.
RoBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
auCrrON sALEs-rusure Days.
AUCTION SALEs-Future Days.
BY Sampson q Adamson.
neal Estate Auctioneen and Insurance.
Agents,
Hull street.
Mancht ster Va.

rJ,RUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUA-
BILE HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING
ON Ninth STREET BETWEEN DECA.
TiJB AND STOCKTON STREETS, in THE
CiTY OF MANCHESTER BY virtue Of
deed OF trust from Mrs. Bottle A. Borum to
the undersigned. trustees Of the Mechanics
BuiIdipg Fund Company OF the city OF
Manchester, dated July 20, 1855, and duly
recorded In the clerks office OF the Hastings
Court OF the said city, Deed. BOOK D, page
SCI, default having been made In the pay:
being required so TO do by the said Building
FuId Company, they. the SAID under
signed trustees. will sell ut public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1855,
at 4:so =. NJ. that VERY DESIRABLE
HOUSE AND LOT, fronting AZ feet on the
west side OF Ninth street between Decatur
and Stockton streets and running BACK 1872
feet. The dwelling Is large building, con-
tanning rooms, halls. &C., and Is In nrst-
rate repair. This property Ia one OF the
most desirable homes In the city. being
i'm good neighborbood, convenient TO
street-caTs market, &C.
TERMS: Cash as to the sum oil s0ez ~ ana
costs OF executing this trust; the balance
upon such terms as will be made known a.
sale. E w. WEI5IGER,
&. O. MCRAE.
III. FITZGERALD.
Trustees.
SAMPSON Il ADAMsoS, Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02

EOR RENT, DETACHED D0U- 81
Il BILE Brick Dwelling No. lis south "
Fifth street. WIZ DO put In good order.
Kent Low 10 q good tenant.
G,s, VAsHON 4 SON,
&C II. tod6t No Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
DESlRARLE MEDIU M-SlZE en-
~ DWELLINGS, AT REDUCED AA
RENTS,

No. s9Onorth Seventh street niue rooms
detsched large yard. detached kltcheh'
newly repaired, and very desirable.
No Az north Second. eight rooms usuh
conve nitnces. now being thoroughly re-
paired. r,,,., ,,..oo,, prooJ ora
No. 2lO moth Fifth, between broau anu
Grace. six rooms. tn good repair.
No. 1924 west Broad, newly painted ana
repaiTed large, and well suited for board
inp. house; opposite Richmond College.
10. 2l2 south Laurel, new BRICK, Elk
rooms. all convenienceS
! No 626 north Eighth, eight rooms, ue-
| tacbed apd at very low rent.
| No l4O3 FloS d, six rooms, comiortaole'
| and good location. .
No.I4O2 Ashland, new Brick, five rooms
| neat and attractive. ., =,
| No 2IS south Second, eight rooms, newly
! relaired snd very desirable. 100,
| No. ll14 Roes, Brick. ELK rooms III soou
| ol6er GENITAL, and desirable. .,-
| No. eco moth Twenty seventh, brick'
| SIX roons, usual cOnveniences. In goou or
| der. ,,oohed
! No. $500 eest Grace, corner, oeIscneu
| Brick eight rooms, IN good repair. q,
| No. 27l4 east Marshall. eight rooms ue'
| tscbed Kitchen and large lot
No. los Mayo street eight rooms sn,.ao'e
| for two families. JAMES I.nn go,
| oc 3l-2t ITO slalII etiN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
PULLMAN PALACE-CARS
FREIGHT RATES AS LOW AS VIA
OTHER LINES.

Special low freight contracts VIII be made
up6n application. shippers desiring iu
take edvantsge OF these cheap rates De-
tween New York. Philadelphia. and kch-
mond will be careful to direct goods 10 b.
sent ria the New York, Philadelphia aud
Norfolk railroad. Cape Charles route. AMI
sh{nned from New York from Pennsylvania
railroad. new Pier ~; from Philadelphia
nom Dock. street station. and Richmond
nom cCmpauy's wharf. Rockets.
For further Information apply to f. :.
BAKER, Agent, Richmond.
Ii. W. DUNE. Superiutenicnt.
II Il. Cooke, General Passenger and
Freight Agent, Richmond, Va, aud NOr-
folk, Va. oc 50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
BY James Is. Elan,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
llI3 Main street.
TUATNFAT. ATTRACTIVE. AN

THATNFAT, ATTRACTIVE, AND
i WELL-LOCATKD detached TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING No. ll07
NORTH FIFTH STREET, FOR SALE BY
AUC1lUN.-By reque6t OF the owner shsll
sell by public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NkXT, NOVEMBER 8, 1855
at AZ O'Clock r. NJ. the ATTRACTIVE
DETACHED DWELLING. situated a.
above stated containing six rooms OF de-
siTsble size. well-arTsDged, Handsomely
pspered, and the entire premises in nice
uI0er.
This property Is now under rental oil
sl2 90 per month 10 good tenant. IL is SO
near the work shops OF the Chesapeake
aud Chic Raj way Company and Tanner &
pelBneys, as well a. 10 the business centre
OF the city. that 1t VIII always command q
good rent and would make most desira
BILE home for pcTson OF moderate means
rhe lCt fIonis 20 feet, and has good depth
TKhMs: Easy, aud announced atsale.
JAMES Il. ELAN,
&C 81 Auct!Oneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HIGHLY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HIGHLY
i IMPROVED AND VALUABLE FARM
MAR Old CHURCH, N HANOVER
COUNTY. AND ALSO AN ELEGANT
STORE. HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND
NEAR OLD CHURCH BY virtue OF a deed
of uust executed by X. Z. Broaddus and A.
I. Broacdus. dated the 3lst day OF May,
1854 ard recorded In The clerks offics OF
the County Court OF Hanover county, ia
Deed. Book IL, page 207, and being thereto
requested by the parties secured In the said
deed shall oiier Tor sale al public auction.
in front Of Mrs BOXERS store at Old
Church. in llenover county, Va, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1885,
at IL ~. that HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM
OF las ACRES, now occupied by A. T.
BToaddus situated within two miles OF Old
Church, within fifteen miles OF Richmond
and short distance from the York River
railroad. Tie Dwelling and ell the other
buildings are all new aud In good order,
having been erected within the last few
years. Tie soil has been highly improved,
and has about twenty acresset In fine grass.
the ne'shborhocd is healthy, and highly
desirable Ia every respect.
The Land Will be sold subject to deed OF
Trust executed the 5th OF April. 1881, and
recorded In Deed-Book IL. page l2o. 20 sc.
cure $1,000 and Interest hon the 18Th OF
iEEns: Cash for ell over the said 81 SEQ
ana interest, and that upon such terms as
shall lie announced at sale.
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE
will, under deed OF trust executed by T. 4.
Alexander on the 9Th OF July, 1879 also
offer for sale that HANDSOME TWO
STORY sI0hE-HOuSE erected few years
ago by h. =. Alexander and the lot OF ONE.
ACRE or GROUND attached thereto. sit
us ted about one fourth OF q mile OF Old
Chuich.
This 10 an sdmirable location for coun /.
ny STORE. aud one VI the best store buildings
IN The cogniy.
ytFSs: ash. GEORGE T.. HAW.
&C ie-!t1w Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
DAN WILLIE.
Burglars ~ Werk-A kest Jsb-Rsai
Eatste.


NOVEMBER |, 1886.
Professional burg lars broke into the store
Of y. Il. Woodson at the West-End on Sat.
urday night and robbed the safe OF $500.
A small hole was drilled into tne door o!
the safe Just above the comblnaiion-ioek,
and into this q cartridge was placed and ey'
pioded. The door vas torn 10 pieces and
thrown from The Images. The explosion
Was heard by persons sleeping over the
store, but nobody went 10 see what was the
after. The Job was neat one, snd evil
IDENTIFY done by 40 expert.
We bsse the good news that strong
effort IL mixing 20 extend the Danyilie q "a
ktw.Iliye- read TO Bristol. Tenn.
A movement IL on foot here 10 build a
new canal on the North Danyllie side Of the
river. II II is constructed It will make
magnificent property and give a tne water.
Lower.
Reel estate has been looking up here for
some time past, and large DISTRACTIONS VIII
&c made IN The near future.
DR.. Goodwin preached bis farewell ser
ncp iasi night, an6 an iflmcnse eongregs-
lien IfsId Il. The Doctor Is very popular
isfe. and there I. general regret through
aui The civ itsf be should leave. Nobody
Iss aiy idsa ~ 10 who viii be BIS sue.
ttf.cr. Ella,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
BY John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

EXECUTRIX'S AUCTION SALE
II OF THE COMFORTABLY FRAME
DWELLING No. 100 WEST DUVAI.
STREET.-By request OF the executrix OF
Lsvsga A. pabney, deceased. / will sell, at
public auction. on the premises ON
THURSDAY, NovENBER 4, 1883,
at O'Clock Z. A., the above described
PROPERTY. The DWELLING IL de-
tacbed two story building, containing dive
rooms. besides kitchen with two rooms and
is in good n pair The LOr has a front OF
80 feet aud q depth OF las feet. the proper
" ID occupied by good tenant
TRIMS: Liberal, ADD announced nj sale.
JOHN Z. GpUDfN.
oc go Au:loaesr.