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The Russellville Democrat., 1888-12-13
THE EAST,

r. is said that Boyle &5 Co.,, iron brokers of Pittsburgh Pa., have cornered the nail market.
 DAVID ADAMS, of South Orange, N. J., one of the best known men in the leather business, has been committed to the Nor ris Plains asylum, hopelessly insane. It is thought that his insanity grew out of the recent campaign.
 COMMISSIONER FINK said at New York on the 3 that, with the exception of few details that remain yet to be arranged, all matters connected with fixing the freight rates had been practically settled.
 A PHILADELPHIA syndicate has laid claim under an old Spanish grant to 20, 000 acres of land near Berryville, Ark, occu- pied by over 100 farmers.
 MARY PURNELL, colored, was charged recently at Long Island City, N. Y., with running a baby farm. The desertion of twenty infants in the past six months was credited to her.
 APPROXIMATION is reported at Mon- roe, N. Y.
 PHILADELPHIA & READING employees have had their hours and pay cut down.
 THE explosion of ladle of molten iron in Shoenberger's iron mill, Pitts. burgh, Pa., the other night, caused the Ho iluio buih'hb Vt A'o PSi sNhSy oiio Si whom died.
 THE suit against the sugar trust was opened before Judge Barrett in the special term of the Supreme Court at New York on Ebe 4th,
 COFFEE was excited at New York on the 4tb, prices going up about 10 cents pound A short crop in Brazil and diminished holdings caused the advance.
 THE blacksmitbing department and wood working and finishing rooms of the exten- sive Cortland wagon works at Cortland, x. r., were destroyed by fire recently 1'he company has an insurance of S2ll 0O0, .Shich it is thought will cover the loss.
 CANoNoHEr, ex Governor Sprague's CO., lossal and famous residence at Narragan- sett Pier, k. has been sold for SS00,O0O, It will be used as q high toned hotel.
 FIRE in Syracuse, N. Y., the other night destroyed two large factories occupied by four firm, causing los of s60, 900.
 MUNICIPAL elections in Massachusetts on the 4th went in favor of the Repub- licnns.
 THE big steel gun manufactured at Pittsburgh, Pa., last January proved a miserable failure" on being tested at Annapolis, Md, recently. 1t burst all to pieces with only 4s pounds of gunpowder. The loss of the Government was S8,O00 and that of tue Pittsburgh Steel Company Sa 300.
 BURGLARS in Altoona, Pa, the other morning started fires which destroyed four stores and row of stables. THOMAS THOMPSON of Rockport, Mass, q pensioner of tho war of 1872, died re- gently, aged nne-four.
 THE findings of the referee in the suit at New York involving the right to use the wire motion weaving machine of the Webster Loom Company against Elias 5. Higgins x O., the carpet manufacturers, bavo besn filed in tho United States Circuit Court They are in favor cf-the defend ent. The plaintiffs claimed s205l o15 damages,
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-12-13
THE MESSAGE.
President Cleveland's Final Reg
 ular Message to Congress.
A Review of Condition of Affairs ss they Ex ith Suggested Rem- edie4- People the Gov
 ernIa It's First Care.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-After the prelim- mary proceedings in Congress to-day the Presidents aonual message was received and read, in substance as follows:
 To THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES As you assemble for the discharge Of the du- ties you have assumed as the representatives Of a free and generous people, your meeting is marked by an interesting and impressive incl dent. With the expiration Of the present ses sion Of the Congress the first century of our constitutional existence as a Nation will be completed Our survival for one hundred years is not sufficient to assure us that we no longer have dangers to fear in the maintenance, with all it's promised blessings, Of a government founded upon the freedom Of the people. The time rather admonshes us to soberly inquire whether in the past we have always closely kept in the course Of safety and whether we have before us a way plain and clear which teaus to happiness and perpetuity. When the eN- pertinent Of our Government was undertaken the chart adopted for our guidance was the Constitution. Departure from the lines there laid down is failure. It is only by strict adherence to the direction they indicate and by restraint within the limi ations they fix that we can furnish proof to the world ot the American peoples fitness for self-govern- ment. The equal and exact justice Of which we boast as the underlying principle of our in- stitutions should not be confined to the rela- tions of our citizens to each other. The Govern ment itself is under bond to the American peo-
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-12-13
Murdered by Carl Toilivor.

BRuIN, KY., Dec. G--The ToIliver blood will not down. IL reached boiling point to-day, and in consequence David Conley has gone Co Eis long home while at work in Q sawmill in this tEniotD county to-day. Carl Iohver got in quarrel with Conley, and sezng a hrondnX split his head wide open down Co his neck Carl Iolliver IS a cousin of the once famous Craig T lliver. When that king Kentucky outlaws was, with number of his followers. shot to death by outraged citizens in Moreheed Q year ago CGrl Tollivcr was with bim nnd frught like a lend against the big odds. When Cralg fell Call crnwled iu the bush
 wounded, whore be was touud, but his He was sparel pn ucc0uut ot his extreme yoHlh, to hsing ben bgt ' yea1 gf age
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-12-13
A oonaaEratlon with a Tragic sequel

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Dec. 6.-The little city of Dayton, renn., was visited by a fire this morning, which destroyed two cot tages. After the blaze had ended some one, in kicking around in tue ashes, dis covered the charrcd remains of woman, only the headess trunk remaining. The body was finally identified as that of Mrs. Tom Gam. She attended ball the night before with her husband, and is thought to have been murdered, as he had made threats against her. and is supposed to have fired the house to hide his crime. The coroner's jury shared the opinion, as an ex was ying near the corpse.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-12-13

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The Russellville Democrat., 1888-12-13

Latest Developments in the Hawes Murder--An Outraged Popuiace Demand yeugeancc-The Sherih9s Posse Fire Into Crowd of Citizens, Killing Nine and Woundin@ Thirty
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renee ia these amendments 10 bulk, but Mr..
buchanan, Of New Jersey, demanded that

renee III these 1IneuuUcnt IN ouihs out WI.
Buchanan, Of New Jersey, demanded tnat
they should be considered 10 order.
Mr.. Townshend then moved aponscencur-
renee In the lrst amendment appropriaNng
$1,000 for TIE repair Of tho sea.wail AZ VII.
let's Point, N. Y. Mr. Townshend con-
tended that the Military Committee, under
the rule giving Il Jurisdiction over subjects
relating 10 the public defence, bad ample
Jurisdiction over the subject OF providing
ordnance. but the committee had not sought
10 arroraic 10 itself a sclDtilla OF authority
which had not absolutely been given 10 II
aud bad directed him 10 ask non.concur-
renee Ia the Senate amendments.
Mr.. Bloun; arrued that under therules on t'ie
House the subject Of forfifcations came under
the jurisdiction OF The Appropriation COM
miitee and was n subject with which the COM
mlttee on Military Affairs had nothing TO do.
Tho action OF the Senate ought 10 set those
rules az naught. Something was due from
that iron body AZ the other end OF the Capitol
10 the representatives OF the American people.
Was II worthy OK the senate 10 attempt 10 DO
that tbineY Was u worthy OF the House TO
submit 10 IL? lie wanted TO see the House
conicrrees instructed 70 inform the senate
conferrscs that the Housewould never yield.
He would thousand times rather see The
army bill fail than To see the Senate donll-
naing this body. lie was willing TO resort
10 every parliamentary method TO prevent
the preparation OF this outrage on the
House.
Dir. Reed characterized ms absurd the posi-
ton taken by the gentleman from Georgi'.
That position was that becsuse the rules OF
the House sent certain bills TO certain COM
mittees the Senate must conform to those
&niao N "A al m nd mont ff th0sp Nils. Inc
position was In conflict not only With the
senste-thst the House could stand-b,it
with common sense, and that The House
could not stand. He then spoke OF the iD-
portanco OF the proposed legislation. lie
admitted that there was not one chance In
hundred Of war; but il war should come
the United States would undergo national
humiliation more terrible than ever had be-
fore been inflicted on the face OF The earth.
Pending action the committee rose and The
House, at O'Clock, adjourned.
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DANyILLE MATTERS.
gTRExrcARs TO BE Run BY xLSc-
TRICKY AND THE LIKE.
Caught az Lsst-A Remarkable case-Per-
sonsi-Heeting Of Good
Templsrs rtc

DAxyu.rg. VA, July Si.--Now that II has
been determined 20 run the s'reefscaTs by
slec,risify. efforts are being made TO open
pqrk IN the ssburbs aud 70 extend ihe street.
sar line 10 it aud the new reservoir. III Is
nrobabie the line VIII be extended.
In 1884 GUY Donoho aud others engaged
in : free sght At frol,c on Tunsial HUI,
during which John Cunningham was Killed.
noneho and stark Montgomery were sent
"a the pcnitentiary for i've years upon con-
vtcfion, aud petition Is now being circu-
lated PRAYING The Governor to pardon
ponohc, as II Is said be was led into Tue
difficulty.
Tire oel.nguent tax-llst lust completed
shows that out Of 500, 1000 assessed for taxes
only s.s3 hsve been returned delinquent,
and OF Ills s5s6 are due By colored people.
lhls Is said 10 be the best showing ever
made.
Mtss Lapradc, a young woman from the
country who was struck by tram some
DAYS ago AVID seriously injured. Is still at
nome The case Is . remarkable one. twice
has she been pronounced dead but siill lives
and Is now improving.
The many friends In Richmond OF Oliver
W. Dudley win be sorry 70 learn he u very
Ill aud that chances OF bis recovery are
seairst him. He has been sick for some
weeks past. -,
The District Lodge % Good Templars Will
meet az Cascade Oh August 18th.
Caben Graves Camp, Confederate Vete.
rams. will stead IN n body tho reunion OF
Confederate soldiers at Chatham On Thurs
day. 4 gaud time is expected.
Charles i. Shepherd, AGED twenty-five
wears. made an attempt to commi; suicide
Tins evening at Dundee. lie had been on
spree for several DAYS, and went 10 bis sis
ter's house apparently IN cheerful mood,
took pistol from his trunk, and SHOT himself
through the abdomen. Atfhis writing he Is
not dead. but no hopes for his recovery are
entertained.
Mrs. ". \. Dsharoon, Of North Danville,
became violently insane this afternoon and
Threatened 10 kill Der children. She was so
violent that she haa to be sent to Jail for safe
kecDibg.
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The President Returns 30 washing
tny telegraph % tno DIspatch. /

fBy telegraph 10 tho DIspatch.l
WASHINGTON. July 81 The President,
Postmaster. General Dickinson, and Colonel
d. s. Lamont arrived in Washington at I
o'clock this morning. There was small
crowd OF travellers in the station, bit the
President passed through almost unrecog-
nized except 10y the railroad officials. He
and Colonel Lamont were driven to the White
House. They are both very much sum
burned, the Presidents face, however, show
ing the most decided coloting. Colonel La
mont said TO an Associated Press reporter:
ave got In at O'Clock, having come from
Fire Island with only one or two stops.
The President went on board the susque-
hanna Thursday night, and did not leave
her except to fish until last night at IL
o'clock. The stories about his visits 10 va
nous places en- route are untrue. He did not
take meal of the yacht, and there was no
one In the party at any time exceptthose who
were with us when we left New York. We
caught lots OF jsh and bad a splendid time
ali through. The President caught bis share
OF the fish,"
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WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST rs, lsss,
Real EsrArE AT PRIVATE SALE.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. FOR
L SALE. for the purpose OF settling an estate.
the VALUABLE FARH known as "C0AN
HAIL. situated on Coan river, Northumberland
yiiic, containing so7 AChHS s kooDs, more or
less.
The woRKIEG-STOcK AND IMPLEMENTS
will be sold with tho FARM
For particulars address TIE MERCANTILE
TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BATE
MORE, Baltimore, Nd. ~ c-Im
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\. 9. pneMInlrIeNIsrs.
Thcy Meet nj Rcsasviiie. n. a., and
Nominate = Ticket.
rep>ctal velerrafn 10 tho Dispatch.

RytpsynIr. n. e.. July sl.-The ProhIbs-
lion County Convention met here to-day and
nominated the following gentlemen for the
Legislature--to wit For The Senate. Rev.
John Anderson. and q. w. Pinnix and Cap
tain t. e. Evans for the House. No other
Nominations we're made. John W. Mccoy
was made permanent chairman.
Hon. John T. Morehead addressed the
Cleveland and Fow,e Cfsb at this place last
saturday. and gave avery interesting talk on
the Mills bill. sc.
A complimentary reception was rendered
Miss Bingham. OF Bingham school, n. c.,
by the Rockingham Club last night II was
without doubt very erioyabie affair.
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nccreaae bal tac rrhlic nehf.

the Treasury Departmehtthat there has been
decrease Of Ss5.000.oo0 in The pubic debt
during the month Of July. Over 81, 900. 900
was paid out duriag the month for pensions.
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mrs CieveIana's ouiet Enjoyment OF
Her Srtaf Summer visit.

Her Srief Summer WISH.
A Marion (Mn..) special says: The only
difference between doys at the village. now
Mrs. CIeveland's temporary home, IA that on
some days there is sunshine and on others II
is cloudy. Life from one end OF the season
10 the other admits OF but scaDty variation.
The pretty girls In the widest forms OF
nfgriqf attire flock daily 10 the little past
ofice when the morning mail Is ready Tor
distribution, and they again repair to this
centre OF excitement when the eventide post
is received. You will see tall girls together
with short girls, the fsir-halreIi and the raven
brunette, and the majority OF the damsels
claim Boston as their winter home.
The porches Of the quaint old cottages and
the green grass plots beneath shady apple.
trees are the fayorite lurking places for these
graceful, sunbroNned mai6ens. Their
laughter goes up, and 1t blends with the dull
song Of the insects. OF young men there is
a limited supply. The usual modicum OF
callow youth is here. Most OF them have
never crossed the seas, but have labored
with their inteIects 10 conceive an outfit OF
rament the tEadesmen assure them Is ultra
English. One hardy sea dog OF young iel'
low dons suit OF oilsklns, including
"sou'wesier," and then wearing pair OF
pincenez gold.iramed glasses he carries on
heavily nautical conversations with the girls
who admiringly approve his rig.
The bathing place is large iloat-there is
no beoch-and Ia order 10 take a plunge YOU
must be swimmer. The girls take 10 the
water like so many smphibious creatures.
II was a cheering sight to-day when party
Of young women went goyly down the plank
walk clad in bright colored bathing COS
tunes. They ran to the outer end Of the
float aud took header into the water fifteen
feet deep with the sangiroid OF Kanaka
squaw.
One tall, shapely girl wore a snug-dtting
Jersey. The round, muscular white arms
we're naked to the middle OF the shoulder
blade, and the skirt wasn't long enough 10
interfere materially with the long, powerful
strides OF the wearer's limbs as she dashed
through the white caps OF the harbOr. How
that girl swami She was a veritable sea-
nymph. And theE, after a half mile against
Wind and tide, she came out fresh and an
blsnchrd, rubbed off the salt, and In hall an
hour she might have been seen In front Of
the hotel in dainty white robe, with Grim
son silk blouse, rs merry aid enticing mai
den as ever inhaled fresh air at seaside re-
sort. And OF such there Is more than one OF
these saltwater beauties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-01

ARRIVE KlChMONn
f.l0P. NJ NAL daily iexerpi sAetS' t,v-s.s
sis A. 4 Accom- Sai"
sundafL
issD A. ~ EXPRESS ialy. ... Hl-l-
SUNDAY ACkOa AOrAIivN i"t"..I'.r.l.rs
mor1 aud scc,svllc leaves 3 4. NJ w.
arrives IT'S n. n ,
CONNECTIONS ,o,t,
At Ciif.sa Forge WIN Ctosape'He
railway fes IL S0ath. NSs,, ait Nvg.. - al.
Al Lyn,hbary viii Norfolk ami " 81 .1.
road for eli posDts SOltn. >0aihetss, a. !. rs
sesh ami yirsialA Midland railway ~ a.
Norm ana sossl3. .p.ff..v.f1r Al
Al isirhrzoad Min Associssed hsn .,,r.sI-
pcinss "a me sonih, and kichh9D' va
tnut Ara Potomac railroad for tne 80. ~, f4,.
Az i@xsaston With Bsl,nofo snl N,i.rpsei
rsasl. makfps close connections = a -. 40
Percy 70 ara fom Pittsburgh sna 10
topoinss NORTH soi Esst MA. ksyrss s.ogs
ls sssse'ss. lypcnpars % ss~PAis New
'f fssia ~" marked marie asIy eseee' suD1N'
sJaiiy ..,- or,,.,ex. ~, sss
= ~ ssrrst 100 Main s,reeA npi a. ~ .ir,s1.
90 ~ Aiissnsay depot, ksgnlh snsSssi'spO'
General fAsssaysf ago.
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The liver and kidneys must be kept ia
good condition. Hoods safssparilla Is y
great remedy Tor regulating these organs,
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Lo.r. srRAYED. AND FOUND.

CTOLEN AND SOLD FRI sS
- DAY to some person UNKNOWN. So
BLACK AND RED TANNED HOUND DOG with
four white bcgs and white In forehead; answers
20 name Of "SrORM2R.n Any information as
70 wnore he can DC found viii BE- rewarded II
left al So west Broad street. au lit
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BY Jas. NacdougalL
BY Brown x Lee,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Ashland, Va.

Ashland, Va
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
4 THE TRUCKING REGION OF HANOVER
C0UNTY.--By virtue OF two deeds Of trust from
John w. Davidson Rni wife-the one TO George
p. Haw. dated Sth September, 1894. aud recorded
Ia Hanover County Court clerks ONCE Septem-
Der Is, 1854. ia Decd BOOK II, page o73. ana The
other TO Hin Carter, dated the I'd Augns+. 1885,
and recorded In Hanover County Court clerks
Office August IN. 1855, In Deadlock No ~ page
3S7-and at the request OF the benenciafisc
therein secured, respectively, tho undersigned
will proceed 10 sell at p4biic auctoa, at Hanover
Courthouse. ON
WEDNESDAY. August Is, 1883,
County Court deyl, Immediately after dinner.
that certain TRACT OF LAND called PLEA
SAINT GREEN" on which the said John w. Da-
vidson resides, lying near the Old church, In
Hanover county, containing about 200 acres, and
adjoining the lands Of Spotswood Logon. w. j..
Alexander, and others- This farm ID situated in
the trucking region Of the county, and has on "
a good dwelling and other necessary out build
Tugs and IN abundance Of wood aud water. ana
10 convenient 10 churches. schools. and mills.
TERMS: The deeds require cash as 10 500. with
interest thereon from Septsmbcr8, 1894, TN paid
and Ss28s2 with interest thereon from October
IS, 1857, tn paid, aud the coats Of sale and OF
pxecatfng the txnsts in said deeds; butit u pro-
babe mat more liberal teens viii be announced
at The sale. GEORGE z. HAW.
HILL CAkTRk,
~ iS-w5t Trustees.
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MINERAL WATERS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS.

We are AGENTS for tho sale Of the STANDARD
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS, which FOR ~
maay ysars have maintained a WORLD WIDE
REPUTATION sud ryea eciat TO the FAMED
VIRGINIA FOUNTAINS, from which we got our
supplies direct-ylz.:
WhlrfsuiPHUk, BUFFALO LITHfA, ;.
ALLr0flASY, KOCKbhID6k ALUM,
HEALING. W&LLAW iAIOOLAA ALUM.
CAfON. WOLF TRAP,
RED suLpHUh, BLUE RIeGk
Besides these celebrated wrters We keep con-
stsntiy on hand
BhuB(ISE AND ARSENIC. SARAToGA yiCaY,
aATHpHS, C0kGhEsS,
and stocks OF HuEoPEkN WATEkS Descrip-
tive Pamphlcts SAINT on application.
fUlCEI. LApD d Co. Druggists.
n ATenie Virginia springs Waters.
No. 5 Governor street. Richmond, Va
,eif2m
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TRAINS NoETnWAGh
Daily tDnuy e1,,o seusag

'Daily fUliiv cKrf or sou ~
sIOFpit I-PLACtt
Noa z AMI Il MAKE np ffops ~ .i
only OF elgnai az Manchester aod Chester '.
- s.ops only on signal az ,ur,frr. coy .i..
AMI MAnchestoc so. IS stops ga hF - t. Oh.
~ guiar stations. M a. sious 200 .f.f d..
regular stations and also af feT9rie sli
Wathall Nos. 81. r., 3i. 50. -, % %, AZ = H.A
stop atsil ststioas fOr passengers.
P!LLMA N-CAk a. ltf
On1rains nos. lf ant - -ieopng-'nf- f'Fo't
Neg lOrr auI Tampa, fla. il' la ,s-It'.ie-
Gu fraini Nos. u ana g s.eepiut-.a.s hr. fe.
Washington alt Char. rst1n. r4 lfa.n ''t'
sleopiDg-cars between REV 1orl ari ia A'.l-
Vile. ON Tram $50. - s,9eIlns-rhH 'f'F"fl
Warrington AMI lack s0Gyiia .....
THE ONLY ALLRAIL LINE 70 Noht'-N
LsAYg. MhifA
Richmond :. 'io::s A. ". : Norfolk. ......-.-l 80
Richmond. .. cos 2. v Norfolk. ......i. !. n.
Norfols......s7.l0A 4. n Bicl aonf...it4i D. A.
Norfolk ...... 'l:50 g.. -. KcnmoAG.- .--'- o.. -
Ihe-s trains .iso make ciusa conn" .'N' f
Farmyslle. yhcnDurg. AMI southSr-iefu
snd all stations On tnl norfolk AMI F..'ia
roai. except the hr5 train fa-eensrr- '
poina west N Petersburg should axe co. Do
A NJ ualn in,teaL Il. A.. SJlLI
Superint0n1e--
TT p. MYERS, General superintendent
I. NJ. EHEKsoN. Gcucrai Passenger ASrl-
Sol. HAAS. frame 3lanHee-
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coupons OF SLOSS IRON AND
~ STEEL COMPANY BONDS. sKd VI TERNI-
NAL TRUST BUNDs. due the Is, II august, VIII
bo placed 70 tho credit OF customers wttsout cost
On dsy "a maturity. y. b.. CLAIM.
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NOTTCE.-THE RICHMOND AND
IN DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY will pur-
chase from tie holders thereof, at lpi par cens
and accrued interest," any Of its FIRST CON-
s0LfDA1ED A0hrGAGE-BONpS maturing
1890 Gpon presentation ~ the company's .ficos
Ia this city and ct No Wan street. Nav xork.
until tarther notice. GKOKHk = SCOTT.
" ari0k he1ldent
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UCTION SALE OF TWO FRAME
"A DWELLINGS IN MANCHESTER, va. AT
TUF NORTHEAST CORNER OF PBBRY AND
THIRYERNIIf STREETS, WITH FOUR ROOMS
ZACH, RENTING VEIL LOIS PROM To-
GETHER s. FEET AND EXTEND BACK
WITHIN PARALLEL LINSS 165 FEET, MORE
OR LESS-At the request Of the owner, who
means 70 sell. we will oderby public auction, on
the premises, on a
FRIDAY, August 3. 1888
OF 6% o'clock P. NJ. the TWO DWELLINGS, and
LOTS above described.
These houses arc now occupied by good ten
ants az a paying rental, and being located In tue
improving part Of Manchester. must prove very
profitable ia Vostments as the prices the owner Is
willing 70 accept
TERMS: Very cofnmOdating-unusually So
and announced at sale.
y. b. CHAPLIN & CO.,
". r. BOWIE CO..
fv1Q Aucuoueers.