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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-03-27

List OF Bucks adopted hv State Board of Edu
cation. with Exchange Prices, as per contract
awarded to f.. +. IIan~cll & Bro. New Or
lcans.antt for sale ut TLibadeanx's Pharmacy.
Fol: ELEMENTARY sCHoOLS
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-03-27
LIE FLEUyE.

que Il sa fin, ct !e Mississippi ma en-
core cause aurnne alarme, ct liz sal
son est a tel point avancee que tou-
ties GRANTEES ~d'inondation sc dissi
pent.
En- effet, 81 nous no,lS reportons
aux dates DIES a.,nees precedentcS,
OH lie tienve S'eSt montrG IL plus
menacant, nous avonS tout lieu tie
nous %raSSnrer, car ulle fDrte crue. Il
un moment 81 recule scrait en- de.
liors du cours ordinaire DIES evcne-
ments.
Dependant, les theories ct les OPT
mons sont de pauvreS %antoritGs Ell
lamatiere, etle t1euve a DIES caprices
que nul he peut sender. On Ia WI.
Ell 1870, monter au moment OIL il
devait attrindre son nlveau mini
mum ct causer dams la paroisse st.
Jean Baptis5e, lie Ter aout, une ere
vase deSoStreuse.
En- 1880, c'est lie % avril quill at
teignit sa plus haute elevation ; EN-
1881, lie II avril; en- 1882, lie %
mars; en- 1888, lie s avril !; en- 1884,
lie II mars, ct en- 1885 lie s fevrier.
On volt done quill nous reste enco-
re IN pen plus de trois semaines
pour arrive. an pOiut culminant de
1880: mails cette annee-la lie Heuye
etait gros de bonnie heure. &c qui
tend q nous %rassurer, cette aimee,
c'est q%u'aucun DIES tributaries du
Mississippi nest, Jusqq'ici, dams une
condition propre a inspirer DIES
GRANTEES, ct a moins de circonstan>
ces impr6vues, par exemple DIES
pluies excessives qui e%ntlpraient d
la fois tous les cours d'cau qui tom
bent dams lie grand teuve, nous de
vons ttre en- securite.
ST nous examinons les Gpoques
anXquelles Sc sont produites les
%crevasses nombreuses qui ont de,
sole la Louisiana, depuis six ans
nous verrons que c'est generates
ment ell mars que ces acciden hts
ont I'll lieu, ct apres que les eaux
hautes current longtemps battu
contre les levees. Nous pourri ons
otter beaucoup de fats pour de
montrer quill faut que la crue ait
arteint les levees aux premiers
jours de mars pour causer un dan
ger reel, ct CONNIE rien de sembla-
ble ma en lieu cette aimee, nous
sommes autorises a penserque nous
echapperons a toute inondation.
Les levees fpargnees Fan dernier +,
sont en- meilleures conditions que
les annees precedentes.
Les reflections consolantes qui
precedent Sont dues au Meschdcfb be
ct nous nous ~empressons de les por-
ter a la connaissance de nos lee,
teurs. Au lieu de monter, l'eau
baisse continuellement ct apres
avoir subj les transes dune inon.
dation il y ell a deja qui craignent
qu'on AURA trop peu d'eau pour IT.
rlger les rizieres facilement.
Ainsi done, planteurs mes amis,
courage ct motions h%ardiment ct
courageusement la main ala pioche,
4 la charrue. ST les nouvelles sent
BONES Ell ce qui concerne le Mis-
sissipi, notre grand ennemi, Giles No
sont pas mauvaises du cote du Con.
gres qui ne nous a pas gates non
plus par seS tendresses. IL est pro,
bable que l'on maintiendra les
droits sur lie sucre ct le riz ct que
lie traite avec les lies Hawai- sera
aboli. Tout Sc reunit pour nous
predire tine aimee prospere. Que
Dieu le veuille ct nous aide.
LUNETTEs.- La reputation DIES
lunettes de Hawkes. obtenue dams
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-03-27
Remede cOntre Ia dyssenterie.

Guerison radicale ct garantie.
References nombreuses. Adressez
a MI. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. J.
Telemaque Badeaux, Lafourche.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-03-27

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And the best preventive known for Consumption. 1t
cures bodily pains, and all disorders of the Stomach.
Bowels, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Urinary Organs and
all Female Complaints. The feeble and sick, strug-
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the grave, will in most cases recover their health by
the timely use Of PARKER's TOXIC, but delay is dan
gerous. Take it in time. Sold by all Druggists In
large bottles at S1.00.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
Kansas Civ Grain and Produce.


Four-Steady; quotations in ear lots Xxx. ,5c; XXX
ST toGI 70; patent. 81 ,l 10: rye hoUr, 81 45i 20.
wheat-Eeceipts I2,o"f shipments o,t.o; Ia store
:f25.pD.
Nay .:j bid, SI1e askei.No2 soft, cash cgle bid. J.
asked.
Corn-Ssles ranged: q 40 cash. ss bid s. asked
Sept 3s Oct 351s4eis Nay ~ bid i27s asked. No.
Wilite. cash - bid - ASKED
0ats-Very dull and easier; cash 27G2735; OctGhei
HAy-firm; fancy small baled, g 80
MI! StGu-(luier.
Butter-Steidy; creamery fancy, IL good. i5; dairy
3; store packed, 10. common, 6.
Egys-Steady at Sec.
Corn Ne.,i-i;rcen. So dried. 30.
Corn CnDp-sGis, ~; s2ci.ed -
ShpstuiJ-i.ot53c.
hr.H-HulE Il; sacked y.
Cleese-Fuil cream. iC nat. SOS; icuns America.
1875 Kansas 5sl1
spring chickens. large. s. ., small 81 e3erl 81.
Lrett Apples, ltt-5c, peaches 2tt35sc.
Wool Siissouri unwasred heavy line l6@l9; Eight.
lSa2; medium combIG, 2s3f; coarse. as2l; io9v and
light. 19gs3l; medium .5 tub washed choice 3issj;
fine 54p5.-j; iiEsy and low. 27d29.
Broom corn-tiur, ~ self working, CO..; common,
y crooked. 3aL4
Hides-Dry flint No l. 49, No ,; III bulls and stays.
$ dry salt 40 10 No. $ green salt No. l. 81. No.
, uncured. No. /. :. No. 2 6 calf, .es; sheep
pets. dry, leC1l2
TaOw-No. J. So: No. ,, )
10; dried beef III dry salt clear rib sides, s6 10:
long clear 81 C5 shoulders s. i short clear. 81 50;
smoked clear rib sides g. a., long clear, 81 t short
clear. 81 -; mess pork, SO G shoulders. 81 p; beef
s. 80
LarI-Choice tierce. So $.
Flax secd-.Sct7St %.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
Chicago Grain and Produce.

SHICAGO august 1U-
Trading was comparatively light in wheat today
foreign advces were less encouraged and bulls feel
ing not so strong in local market. The market
opened A0H lower. rallied 4 then declined u. ruled
nrmer and finally closed N under yesterday. Trad
ing slow in and feeling weak large receipts
prices declined 1soH and closed a under yesterday
Oats ruled dull all around and closed under yester
day Provisions steady. Mess pork advanced 5o7I<
and closed firm; lard shade OF l21&15 -four quiet
and steady; wheat easier and generally closed Il
lower
Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Sales ranged: August, sS&sS3s closed
,sh September. !sN's1s closed .s7s October, sts
Corn. 42,4; August, l2JsGS4ass. closed 421s Sep
tember. 49s4A, closed +sas; October 45sdL45.
closed AS.
oats-Cash. q; August, 26A; September. 27ss1
21ss closed 2,5s
kye-Steady No. :. cash, 50l3.
Bariey-Weak No. ;, 81.
Flax Seed-Strong No. l. 81 IL
Pork-Cash, s. % q 50. Septeri, Ss 41]@S9 G.
Lard~Frnl; cash 81 s,c7 aOl; August 81 200, 9sls
cosedS, S2l4; September, 81 2uS1 -. closed s. 5;
October. sc 8. u.
Whiskey-Steady, 81 l3.
Butter-Firm; creamery. 161I@23; dairy. ,Ssl6l9
HofatoesEFirrn 81 eOs2 90 per barrel.
Recepts-Flour, $3.50; wheat SOU, corn, rs go;
oats, 2Sj 600; rye. 1900; barley, 62,oD.
Shipments-Flour, lSt0J wheat, 22eoo corn ,2ii o..
oats. 99,oJO; rye, 1906 barley. 500
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
Reckless NreckerS,

CHICAGO, Aug. Yesterday two
bombs, one a gas pipe, and one round,
were discovered on the Lake Shore tracks
at the stock yards ~ and taken to police
headuuarterS
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
Chicago live Stock.

CHICAGO. August .
etro1a tnd Gcfive good L. choice butchers s. 80
-. etE.c1e7 - s. s5; BUNS ari rli5e,l 5f,e3 -
s'i pltg ,teetsS4 .eQss5 ar Through I.2ss cattle,
- 81
II71-s-geceip'~, l1,1o; shipments. T"- market
sIr0 !. good butchers bess heavy g. - 90 20;
U-ee -, s..t sl{nIs.E SGs5sI, lizhf 81 ssE, -.
sheep Receipts, 2'"s shipments, 80; market
.te, NATIVES. = ssss 80 western, - t.se3 tti Tex
ans. 8 : ltrnhs. 81 ltls,. ..
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21

ST. Loris. August ..


Cattle - Receipts 20.S shipments. sGo; market
firm. gooa TO CHOICE shippers o. Sri 50, com
mon 10 fair. 8; si ~ butchers steers - 15sf i5
cows and Refers. s. 2.e5 30 through Texans, s. -
~ 80: TrGiars as 2j,s3 ~
Ho-s-kecepts, 1871. shipments none market active
:snG stro4.: butchers and best heavy. - s}e3 81
mixed hacking E: 3h5i $. light. 81 s51s4 .
Sheep - Receipts. fa0 shipments. 10; market
steady ard unchanged; 81 25g4 o.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
Kansas City Live stock.


Cattle Receipts, 5o5 shipments. 600; fa; stuff
strOn9, dnd shade higher grass range OF good quail:
ty steady; common dull; eaoice, 81 1904 "a; con-
mon 10 medium 81 oo@.4 10 stockers. - -
as 5e feeders. = -lz3 ~; COWS. 81 55d4 :;
grass Texas steers, - f0@3 -.
Hogs Receipts, 4l2g; shipments f.75; choice
Arm Others steady; good 10 choice. 81 SssJ ~
co:amon - medium. 81 ysgl -; skips and pigs
s. 15..i ~
sheep-Reccipts. rS shipments, ~; steady;
,oseItO choice. s. t: g.; c5Inni, 10 medium, g. 80
az 2i
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
Roycottinr kuichts of Labor

JoHNsTowN, Pa. Aug 20-The Cam
bria iron company is making war On the
Knights Of Labor Sixty men have been
recently discharged without cause being
assigned Half Of the employees are
knights and it is expected all viii be dis
CHARGED
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21

New LONDON, Conn. Aug. 20.-lt is
rumored that Judge Carrot. who recently
tried the New York Boycotter, ha, been
warned to leave here, or expect dynamite
+ gxrIociN,,
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
St. Lcuis Grain and Produce.

Sr. LOUIS. Aug ust 20
Flour-Qulet, unchanged: Xxx a. 20Gs2 -. family
81 DG2 IS; choice 81 Sse3 TO- fancy, 81 iO,s>3 5U;
extra fancy, s. dos Is; patent. 81 USi y
Wheat active and higher Throughout the iesson but
just bsfore the close weakened fell off i4@;s. but
closed IS above yesterday;
Wheat Receipts 57U; shipments IS, 100; in store.
5000; market weaker No. red, cash, .eAs ,
September. SSfSsaSs closed Sl1a asked;
Corn-No.2 mixed casa +! bid September. 20;
Oct 4l11 1s4i9s,
Oats-No. :, cash. 21I1; Sept 2,2t; October %
Rye-No. , cash. September 81
Barlcy-No market
Lead-Du refined. 81 90; chemically hard 81 571b
Buuer-Quiet creamery 17@2D; dairy. ISSI6.
E22s-Firn, 9Ss1ec.
Whiskey-Steady: ST. o..
Pork-Steady: $40 y.
Lard-firm; S6 50
Receipts -FloGur. 1000; wheat, ileuU corn, 8, ,0s0:
oats, 2e,0ss; Rye go; barley. 500
Shipments-Flour, 6,.s; wheat. i3.0c; corn, 6)Co0;
oats, 2,0l); rye, none; barley, none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
New York Live stock.

NEW YORK, August 2
D7evaS E>Ha,pts. - cars, steady. native steers
& So lvK-s 3 o5<-5 ~ far bulls s. 55s3 =.
~'.--.s.src ~. ~: market dun arsi weak st
:, 81 Iec 10 its for sheep ami = Vs6 90 FOR
Ho-5-Eoce'p-s s7s; market slow ard steady al
> eFt-
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
SEVEN MUST HANG.
lContinued from First Page.)

| The trial has been in some respects the
most remarkable criminal trial that evel
took place in this country. In all 9o1 men
were examined, from whom twelve good
| and true were chosen OF the whole mum
Der 100 were rejected upon peremptory
challenges by the attorney for the defense
who exhausted their legal privilege. The
taking of testimony occupied twenty-six
days and arguments and lawyers eight days.
The jury agreed upon the verdict on the
first ballot the voice Of every man being
guilty of the crime of murder
as charged in the indictment
The verdict will be death penalty on the
socialists propaganda in this country. Al
ready have been heard whispers Of what
desperate means the armed section propose
to employ to rescue their chiefs from the
gallows or avenge their righteous death on
the jury, ETC. but all such whisperings Of
socialism are idle breath The socialist
manufacturers will be hanged and if social
ism continues as whispered it is only a
question of time when they will mount the
golden stairs by the same route.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-The World in
an article headed, "The Triumph of Law, "
says: Through no feeling of revengeful
character but through deep sense that
circumstances demand it, the people Of the
United States will commend the verdict
The Sun commenting on the trial says:
The most thrilling intelligence that has
been printed for many day, wholesome
and cheering TO all who respect law and
order and love their country, is that which
comes from chicago.
The Herald saws the verdict which con-
demns seven of the Cricago anarchists to
death and the other one to long term of
imprisonment will be heralded with great
satisfaction, not equaled since that which
followed the conviction of Guitteau
The Volks Zeitung, recognized as the
socialist organ of this city, says In a
rough, brutal and reckless manner the rul-
ing class has shown itself to better ad-
vantage than ever before in any of the
despotic countries Of Europe. Instead of
roofing out the belief of necessity for a
revolution by force, the order loving of
ticial murderers in Chicago will soon find
out they have a very bad seed. When they
send their victims to the gallows they will
drive hundreds and hundreds of thousands
of those who believed in peaceful develop
ment rather than in the arms of open,
bloody war The blood they spill will
come upon their own heads and their damn
ed order which they called institution and
which they believed they could protect,
while to the contrary and they have dug
its grave
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
No Quorum.

TOPEKA, July 21.-The Republican
state congressional committee met here this
evening No business was transacted on
account Of the absence of quorum a
meeting has been called for Thursday,
August 2eth at o'clock p m.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
STORAGE.

- Al 80 Main 81. Cheap rats. by Cox : stanley.
dl2S-u
rTORAGE-For household goods or merchandise.
- boxed OF loose; n you have anT goods 70 store
bring them 10 the Wichita Storage Co, No. ll5 West
Douglas ave eS;f
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
For Trade,

Horses cows wagons. bugges. 4 Norman
stallion. stock of general merchandise. $500
stock of clothinc. one -2horSe pov' T engine
and threShinE mactne, tive r3luai patent
rights shares in several good growing III west
ern Kansas. several good pre- emptionS and timber
culture claims IN the Garden City land dis trct farms
and town property in ell the eastern and southern
states. also western Kansas land and great many
vacant lots in western Kansas towns all trade for
lots in Wichita improved farms In Sedg~ick. fut
Ter. Cowicy sumner and Reno counties. VIII trade
for nortSSxet property Three good improve! farms
10 rent FOR iss7. We make speciality OF trading. II
have anything 10 trade sell bring the descrip-
ton 10 our ofice: get You q trade Town lots
FOR sale on credit Office Se East Douglas avenue sp
stairs. front room. REINAN & SABIN.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
On the Turf.
Base Eall.

WELLrNGToN, Aug. 20.-The first Of a
series Of three games between the Browns
of Wellington and the Athletics Of Topeka
took place this afternoon. Browns 6, Ath-
letics D
BURLINGAME, Aug. 20-The Spaulding
Blues Of Burlingame went to Eskridgc to-
day to meet the best amateur club in the
state, the Eskridge Grays, who defeated
them by Il score OF II TO g.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 20 = Pittsburg 3,
Browns nothing. ST. Louis-St Louis 10,
Kansas City 2 Washington-Boston II,
Washington L. Baltimore ]
Athletics o. New rk-Metropolitans ),
Brooklyns T. Detroit-Detroit g. Chicago
4. Philadelphia-New York y, Phila
deiphia 3 Topeka-St Joe Il, Topeka Il.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
STRAYED or STOLEN.

S,TEAYEO-From the property of the undersigned
,-On College Hill. red cow hole punched through
one and piece of tin through the other.
branded on one hip ana 0nthc other, on the
side. ANY information leading to the recovery o The
same. address 4. 4. Hyde. d7I-5t-
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Markets.

-Ntw TUX N3rkets.
EhNEw YORK. August -.
Government borads duh and fIni; state bonds duil
and steady. railroad bonds quiet generally steady.
In stocks market recovered from the uncertain tenn
per OF tie past few days and made future uroress
IN direction OF high prices this result principal,
" due to improved feeling il tae market; finally
prices show gains in Lac.-awana and ST. LOUIS and
Frisco preferred is up ~.
Money-On call easier, ranging from TO - percent
Prime Merchantie Paper-iG5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Steady ~ Isl for ca days aad
ss3 for demand.
Government Bonds-Dull and steady.
State Bonds-Dull and heavy.
The total sale OF stocks today were 4Sas1 shares.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
(No. 25ail
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE Of CrNTTEsfIEE OF CURK-N,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE Of COMPTROLLER or CURRENCY,
Washington. July III. 1856.
Whereas satisfactory notice has been transmitted
torhe comptroller OF the currency that the capital
stock Of the State National Bank II Wichts " ichitz
Kansas has been Increased IN the OF forty eight
thousand teNars e4s &c in accordance with law and
the provisions OF the act OF nSy is and that the
whole amount of such increase has bSl paid in. and
that the pa'd-up capital stock Of said hank now
amounts 10 the sum OF one hundred thcusahd dollars
tflb.b3
Now It Is hereby certified tina: the capital stock Of
the state National Rank of " ichit Kansas sfo-e
said. has been increased aforesaid IN the u
forty eight thousand dollars. lS.Stnll that sid IN
crease Of capital has been paid into said bank
Part OF the capital stock thereof and thai the said
increase OF capital l. approved by the comptroller
OF the currency.
In witness whereof hereun;o silk my csicial sig
nature and seal of Office.
Y. P SNYDER.
sEAL Deputy and Acting Comptroller.
DAFT
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21

NEW YORK. August Do.
Wheat srot lower, closing steady.
Ungraded red. $3.50 No. red, s9,sSss,x elevator.
S3kdIs2 delivered.
Corn-Spot lots nc higher and scarce Options
opened lower closing firm. Ungraden 525<. No. 52A
August 81; September 81
Oars-moderative active. mixed western x@35;
white western. S04a
Barley-Steady.
Butter-Firm western. 129121<.
Cheese-FIrm, western. 7AG1S.
Eggs-Firm; western fresh. IN.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
Weather RepOrt.

WASHINGTON, August 21, p. m.-Indi-
cations for Missouri: Fair weather, south
erly winds
For Nebraska and Kansas: Fair weather,
southerly winds, no decided change in tenn
peraturc.
On the Turf
BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. 20.-Winners:
Governor Roberts, Peacock, Willow, Deli
lain, Treasurer and Exile.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
FOR TRADE.

T.'OR TRADE-Farns in Butler 10 trade fer stocks
K OF goods on advantageous terms. Ashbei Nelcn,
Eagle block. d1lI
NOR TRADE-Livery stable and the entire outfit;
1 good business good iCCatiCD; everything be
longing first class livery stable; situated in the
city of Cleveland, Ohio; viii trade for land in west
ern Kansas For particulars address lock box iSe
Wichita. Kan. lflt
lNOR EXCHANGE-We have a halr section Of Sedg
1 wick county land partly improved, which we
viii exchange for Wichita proper! upon yeg LIBERAL
terms. Bunnell * horcholse. rI
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
LOST.

: OST-LaGias alligator hand satchel containing a
i small sum Of money in silver. Liberal reward
given 10y leaving County Clerks Office. Frank j.
Ford. dSO 6tN
/ OST-On Waco st above Tenth fifty foot me
/ i tac tape line. Chcstermans make Finder viii
be rewarded by leaving at lnnes & Ross. as St
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21
aailSRE Eao1e

Advertisements in this column will b charged for
at the rate OF Five Cents per lire per week. No ad-
vertisements taken for less than 25 cents. and will
not be inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21

:" "ANTED-Middle aged lady lake charge OF
w house; good chance for the right person; no OBJ
lection TO two small children; must come with
reasonable reference. Address X. l. d. W ilson, city
a
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-21

HyANTED-Tno girls TO go 10 Anthony, two girls
w for Arkansas City. ten girls for Wichita. can
furnish you with any occupation desired. II you
wish to register with me address, with stamp j. 4.
Kenworthy. doc"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
AurrroN sALE.-This. nay:
y'.C-<-~-rrsr-frV'-0~1S =. ..,-..
BY James b. Elam'
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer'
.tta Main street.


'T,RUSTEr'e avvIivN SALE OF
4 rpr VERY DESIRABLE rARn %, or
10 AZ 1000 ACRES. WITH GOOD IN
rNovEMENTs, IN HENhiCV SxVxk NJ;
MAR TIM SSillr,x,w 4r n'I FREUERIcKs.
N,,hnnn AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
aw, a. "Oakwood."-In execution
~ n deed OF trust from William n.
Harris. trustee for Emily .; Harris, 20
ne nnde riened trustee, dated October ..
,ssssI and recorded In Deed-Boo ia, page
sS1 Heprico County Court, default having
Dssn made in the debt thereby secured,
ard being thereto directed by the bene-
iiciary. shall sell by public auction on the
p'e'" THiiKsDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1885.
q, ~ o'cl.,ck NJ, the REAL ESTATE De,
srribed in said deed, being the above named
NALl ABLE TRACT OF LAND, couta,uns
las b37-IOOO ACRES, ON the betulehsh-
Church road. near the Deep run tu.nPlAe,
near Bethlehem church. and near Stepless
crossing on the Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG
snd Potomac railroad. about hye miles
north from the city OF Rich mood, being the
farm recently owned by John W. "lhlauis
ard formerly by - TANNER.
Tn. ,m movements consist OF neat and
atiracIiye TWO-SroKY FRAME DWELL
I'M; III about six roOms newly repaGeo'
ham stable. &C. In good repair; large
orchard In bearing: yard wen snsosu VIII WIZ
large oaks: well OF excellent wafer me
Iond-atout half OF which is ccaied' tue
ye,t I'm original gIowth-is OF good quality,
ueu vatered and adapted 10 the crops
usuaIIy grown in this section.
TERMS: By consent OF the parties 10
terested the terms will be one thlru OF Tue
purchase-mOney IN cash tne palsmCe iu
equal ipsialments by negotiable notes ~
six and twelve months with interest ADDED
ard secured BY deed OF trust.
exc JAMES H. ELAN, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
BY X. Is. Chailin & Co,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. north Tenth street.

CUBURBAN HOMES on EASY
STrRNs-LAND HIGHLY IMPROVED.
AUCTION SALE OF DESlkA BliE AND
VAIJTABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY On
THE MECHANlCSVILLE TURNPIKE IN
THE PLAN OF WOODVlLLE.-At the re-
one I of Mr. John Il. Davis, (who has more
IL nd than he wishes 10 cultivate, and means
osell,) We will Fell by public auction, on
THURSDAY, OCToBER 7. 1856,
at O'Clock f. NJ, commencing with the
LOT fronting on Mechanicsvllle pike, ad-
dining he handsome dwelling and Hover
esrders owned by John X. Davis. ESQ, con.
tanning about TWENTY-FIVE ACRES Dt
LAM, with TWO.SrORf BRlCk
DWELLING Of six rooms, brick stable ana
barn, and other out-buildngs thereon.
2. A LOT of about NINE ACRES DIM
uTOved). with O comfortable DIV EbLlNG
and out houses, wen set In grass, fronting
on Cabell street, which extends from Me
chsnicsvile pike 10 Creighton road.
g. A LOT Of about TWENTY Bin ACSES
also fronting on Cabell street, which is In a
high state OF cult walton and fenced
a. A LOT on the north side OF said CaoeI
street, adjoining the land OF Mr. 7. Mosnil.
Ter, containing bout FORrY.TWO ACRES,
very highly Improved. all In grass, WELL
drained, snd fronts on three wide streets
All OF this land is fenced with cedar posts
ard oak plsnks lee nicely. highly M
proved, and now in grass OF under cultlNa-
ton.
The proximity 10 the city makes this pro-
perry very desirable for Suburban homes.
and the easy terms Of payment VIII enable
parties To secure homes for what they pay
rent In the city.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance In an
nual payments at from one 10 ten years
time. with per cent. interest.
plat can be seen al the Office OF the auc-
tioneere. and an omnibus VIII start from
the Bazaar, on Franklin street, for the sale
at 81 clock sharp.
X. Is. CHAPLIN & co,
ocI AuctOneers.