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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE
THIS
MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
oYTHg
LATE JAMES DUNLOP,
AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FIFTH STREETS, BY
AUCTION.

BY virtue ~ two deeds OF trust, tho 1rst TO n.
W. Bowe and K. II. Steger, trustees. dated &Bth
June. 1856. and the other to John II. Guy ana
said BOwe, trustees. dated October ., 1881, anu
recorded In the clerks Office OF the CbsDcery
Court Of Richmond, the former ia Deel-boOS
IS3 B, ON page 39t, and tho latter In Deed-sooR
1873 A, on page 423, we will cell 10y auction' on
the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ID, 1883.
at 4:s0 o'clock p. NJ, tho large, well-built, ana
Intoxicated RESIDENCE AND GROUh Ds at
the northeast corner Of Franklin and fulh
strcetA This dwelling was built OF the very
choicest materials, in the best manner, ana
without regard 70 cost, and IA to-day almost "a
good as new In tts arrangements IL Is all that
could be desired, aud its location IL central and
at tho same timo fashionable aud attractive. IL
IL a house that must 90 soon 70 be properly ap-
roughly examine II. ...
As AsITE FOR AN UPTOWN HOTEL thero
could ~ nothing more suitable, combining "a IL
does centralty Of location, excellence ana quiet
ness Of situation and surroundings, with an ele-
walton that insuses refreshing Dreezes mt OIL
times. The area Of this property Is quite equal
10 that Of the famous " Vim ls0r HOtol" IN New
YORK, being boxes feot I'm size.
II de.ircd tho residence, with about seTenty-
fye feet Of ground, will be soil m one parcel,
aud the vacant lots north Of the residence will IN
that ogent DO sold IN sizes 10 suit. For further
particulars cali on the auctl0neer.
Terms: At sale. y. w. BOWE,
r. n. STEGER.
JOHN b. GUY,
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By George W. Mayo. Auctloueer,
Ono. L. Laughton, Jr., SaiesmanJ
40. - Ninth street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE, PAh-
I 4 LOR ORGAN, TOP CARRYALL-WAGON,
STOVES BAIH-TUB, &C, AT AUCIION.-l
shall sell
TO-DAY (THURsDAY)
nj 10L o'clock, at my auction. rooms. No. "A Ninth
street, amongst many other articles
HEDSTFADS. BUREAUS. TABLES,
STLF-FEFDiSG and other STOVES.
MATTRESSES, E&TENSlON-TABLES,
dozen sPLIT-BDrGOM CHAIRS,
SUPERIOR BATu-TUB, with hot and cold At
fachmeuts.
1 TWO-sEAT ONE-HORSE CARRYhLL, well
suited for a market wagon or family pur-
poses;
For account OF whom It may concern, WAL
NUT-CASE FlNE-STOP POLLOCK ORGAN
and CHAIRS:
A large number Of HOUSEKEEPING Articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
nog AuctOnesr
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BY James 3. Elan.
Real Etate Agent and Auchoneer,
1li3 Main street.

BY james Is. Elau.
Real Etate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main street.
ALL THE REAL ESTATE
IA BELONGING TO
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE AYLETT r.
WOoDSON, CONSISTING OF
THREE DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSES,
A STORE,
AHDA
VACANT LOT
on TwENTY-FIFTH STREET,
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
By ORDER OF THE COURT
vcOdsoD, who sues, &c, In The chancery Court
Woodson ct ais. mond.
In pursuance Of tho decree Of October 9. 1883,
in tho aboyo-named cause, the undersigned,
special commissioners, viii sell by public AUG
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1888,
in the order herein after named. tho VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE referred 90 IN said decree, begin
ming at ~ o'clock r. ". with the A1TRACIlt h
RESIDENCE, No. 500, on the east side OF Wenty-
nfth street between Clay and Leigh streets
n tyo-story-and- basement detached FRAME
DWELLING OF eight rooms, besides bathroom,
closets Sc. kitchen and stable, city water, gas.
and extending back between parallel lines
about rs feet 20 paved alley 49,. ,,,,,,.,,
The NEAT AND DESIRABLE TWO-STOkf
FRAME TENEMENT DWELLING No. 81, on
tho east side OF Twenty-hfth street between
Leigh and N streets. containing seven rooms
with the usual ccnyoniences; the lot fronting IS
feet and extending back between parallel INES
about GO feet. 49,, ~ ,,o
Tho VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING NO. 623i
at the southeast corner OF Twentynfth and NJ
streets, containing nine rooms: city water, gas,
&c and I'm nice erder: tho lot fronting rs teeI
on TWenty-0fth street and extending oack pe-
tween parallel lines about % feet
The TWO-STORI FRAME STORE, With lot
fronting 80 feet on the east side OF Twenty-ntth
street between u aud streets and extending
back between parallel lines 10 feet to an alley
~ feet wide: and -
feet on tho east side Of TweDty-nfih street be-
tween NJ and y streets, extending back be-
tween parallel lines 40 feet 10 an alley IL ioet
vido and adjoining, on the north. tho above
named store and lot.
Terms: One third cash tho balance In equal
instruments at six and twelve mOntns, by nego-
Table notes. with interest addod and title 10 be
retained until the entire pus'hase-money s paid
and a conveyance ordered by tho Court
BEN. a.. CHI Mp.
W. w COSBY. JR.,
Special Commissioners.
J. b. ELAN, Auciloneor.
W0oDsON. BY, &C.. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST WOOD
eOs AND AIS, DEFENDANTs--lN THB CHAN
CRRY COURT or TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. Goddin, corS Of said court, GER
tify that the boud required Of the special com
missiOners 10y the decree ~ said cause OF OltO-
Der y 1ssS, has been duly given.
Given under M hand this 18Th day OF Octo-
nos CHARLES W. GODDIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

BY Chewing SC Rose,
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers, and Brokers,
No north Tepth street
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AUCTION sALEs-This psy,
BY James 3. Elam.
Real Estate Aesn; and Auctionsor.
iii5 Main street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE. WE'LL LOCATED, DETACHED
TWo-SroRY
FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
No. 4si SOUTH PINE STREET.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1883.

=
iSss IA the 1ve-namei cause the under igned,
speclaI commissioner. VIII sell by puDic auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, lSsS
at 4.so O'Clock r. NJ. tho rcal estate referred
10 In said decree. IL being the NALO BILE ~ Ohb
80 i0,T no 4gN on tho vest side Of Pine street
between Albemarlo and spring streets. the lot
fronting thirty feet and extending back within
t'arsIiei lines about ono hundred ana forty feet
10 an alley about twont7 feet wlde ana me store
t,vo-storV frame hOuse OF Ave rooms, having gas,
water, ana the usual convenience. and IN good
repair. ,-,....... =.
iBRws: One third cash: fhe balsnce upon
credit OF six and twelve months, tue purchaser
10 oivo negotiable notes for the deieUe1 pay
ments. with interest addod from the day Of safe,
and the title 20 be retained until the whole OF tho
urchase-money Is paid and Conveyance or
- Special Commissioner.
J. r. ELAN, Auctioneer.
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.rnrorrnp rnrNrY OF HRH.

In THx CIRCUIT COURT or THg COUNTY OF HRs-
RIcO-PAtMER AND OTHsEs ~ BEAtTiE, &C.
Nv. S. Leake, CLERK Of the said court. DO here
BY certify that Specill-Com missioner james
Peasants has duly given the bOud required 81
him by decree enteTed IN said cause on the 18th
day Of February. 1875
Given under my hand this 81 dey. OF Novem-
Der. lSss ". :. LEAkS.
no z Clerk.
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sOR 10 SMALL FARMS. containing from so
TO 100 ACRES ZACH, In Iisarlco county within
from ono 70 four miles Of tho city, suitable for
truckins, fruit and dairy purposes
In addition 10 Tho above list VI lands will sell
on reasonable terms LANCE NUMBER OF
CITY UNlMPRoyED LOTS IN RICHMOND AND
MANCHESTER.
Apply 10 FRANKLIN STEAkNS. JR,
&c 3)-su&Thi2t - south Fifteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID OF trilsi, Of record IN the clerks oihce OF
Henrico County Court, IN Deadlock rs, pase
49, default having been made IN Inc pay hlcht Vi
the note thereby secured, and 0elug required ny
~ holder thereof so 20 do, We viii sell % auc-
ton, upon the prerlists, on
THURSDAY, NOvEHBEs g, 1883
st ~ o'clock p. NJ. q LOT OF LAND. with n
FRAME DWELLING thereon. at the Intersection
Of y aud Tnirty-second streets, having q 'front.' VI
80 by a depth OF lSS feet
Froperty In this section 81 the town has re-
Gently jumped AID Is sim jumping 80 come 10
the sale and jump az it,
TERMS Cash "a 10 expenses OF sale ma n
note Of f2J0. with interest from tho lbth day 81
Julv. IssS II rnay bc, however, that moro libe-
raj terms will DO offered 81 the time OF sale
EDWARD :. ROSE,
EDGAR ALLAN,
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EARNS.

GLENARVON. n nne estate In Fluyanna
county. on james river Gixty-ono miles above
Richmond, on tho Richmond and Allegheny
railroad, station Bowels" on the land. Tho
farm comprises an area Of about 1900 ACRES,
about 800 acres Of which IL IN fine state OF cult-
walton, 80 acres Of which Is the very best Jamos-
river lowgrOunds, tho rest good upland aud
timber. This farm Is healthy, being above all
malarial influences. and having FINE 81 b
sTANTIAL OLD VIRGINIA MANSION OF
BRICK, with good shade aud ample out-ouild-
ines. commanding a nne view Of the river AMI
valley, renders 1t one Of the most valuable os-
tatos in Virgins, both for GresIdenco and farm
purposes, being only few hours ride to Rich
mond. This place having been for years under
tho personal supervision and management OF
the late Mr. franklin Stearns has been brought
up TO its present value.
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POSTPONENENT.
The above sale Is postponed until
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th,
NJ A O'Clock p NJ. j. b. ELAN,
M g Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
BY ". w. BOwe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer
TRU STEE'S SALE
4 or
GOOD FRAME DWELLING
AND
A PRETTY LOT ADJOINING.
SITUATED AT NORTHWEST CORNER
CARRINGTON AND TWENTY-FIFTH
STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
BY n. w. BOwo,
Real Estate AuciiOneer.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust from w. w. Cor
don, NJ. D.. lately deceased, dated October D,
1877, and recorded Ia Henrico County Court
clerk office, iu DeOd-BoOk 100, page s. default
having been made in tho paymeptOf the debt
thereby secured, ana being requested 80 ~ do
by the holder OF the notes, 1ill sell by aucii0n,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1888.
at ~ O'Clock r. ". the COMFORTABLE FRAME
DIV ELLlNG and the ADJOINING VACANT LOT
above referred 70, fronting together u feet on
the west side Of Tweniy-hfth street and running
hack l2j feet to an alley Is feet wide. bounded
on the south by Darlington street This pro-
perry will be sold as whole or In two or moro
parcels as may seem best AZ the time Of sale.
Terms: Cash sufficient o. deiray tho ex-
pense5 Of sale and % pay any taxes that may be
duo and 20 discharge tue balance due on said
debt, amounting to s62O.-6, with interest thereon
from 9th Of October. 1888 and the residue in
equal instalmeuts az six and twelve months for
notes, with interest added and secured by trust
deed. L. ID. RACBO.
NOS Trustee.
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'Duily tDaiY except SUNDAY
CVolptN,-p.Af .HA

sDuily 1Dai.F cxnaut oNH1hf.
STOpPtNG-pAAf.t
Hos e ana "a MAKO no s'opt ~ ~ H' ''
only on signal AZ March .sfcr onl 'Infl'r fh
Is stops only 90 signal 90 Nl"s.'r. Contra
and Manchester s.. Is ft1ps Ia Dir. ST t' fI
regular su.tlnus NJ ni fiou4 .I signal r. i|
regular sIations ant also or Temp. ~ Hnl ''-i
Walthal Nos. 81. 81, ai. - %, 81. 90. ald . 80
stou atAll stations for pass nuge0.
PULLMAN-CAk -fEFink
OnTrains Mo-. - lrl - .'fY nf i-' ''frNsf
New YORK and Tampa. ila.. .r.f .t. As'nI.'l''
On Trains NOA Nnnd '' eia1pi. -.rf "D. nfrf
Washington sui tAl Iest r. in i.tN IS
sleepiag-cars notwefu NDv No-k cal tt if'H.
vile. On lraia 80. 81 sleeping .lr DO
WArAington ami JarysouVN-
THE ONLY sLLRAfL LiSE To NlhtN.L
LEAFs. AHAlf..
Richmond .'iG.SIk. " Nor'olk.......2 49,
Richmond =. ED. r.. 81. NUrf. t.......i '
Norfolk......'~. GA. n. h.OlH4. i...i.
Norfolk 's:U". a.. Richmond. I.
These trains af-J mako r.I.H rDlHr' .".'r .r
Fnrmyille, fynauDIrr, aud ~nltl nr,ttf
aud ell stations on 800 Nori. IT'S a-4 b. rt.
road. except tho lU3 tnn ir
POINTS wcss OK porsrsbars sloN.i .f..
a. NJ. traln iustead D. y. PSI ..t.
NfprnnH. ..Hl-
Fl. D. MYERS, Gonera' f1rouuir4
J. NJ. EMERSON. General Passenger sd .-
kOL. HAAS, Trade .naltrH.
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AGOOD UPLAND FARM. adjoining the above,
containing about 4J6 ACRES, one half Of which
Is in cultivation, the balance good timber.
FAIR, COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE. with am
plo Out-hOuseS
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scBaDuLE N EFFEoF Acorsrn.ir,
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
Two DAILY TRAINS TO LYgCHByaa

LEAVE RfcmY0yn
!t:5s A. n Daily va Menmoud aai Pe.arsnf,,
raiifqac. Arr.y8 a Petersburg ID i
- = u. arrfs - Noffoix % a. q
700 - ~ DAILY. Ga kicaUonf auf Tn.ir4l.-.
railroad. hfrge rs Fstersblrs j. E.
a. ". No loaTes pat4rsnlry Id D.
A. ~ fof fnrmvilie. iynchblrg IA.
nokN Bristol. Aloxuli3 auI H..
points south snd Eos'
THROUGH gAK 10 LYNCdBt iul
zoo =. n Daily, ~ Richmond Hn1 peforttiry
railroad. Arife Petersburg go p
NJ. leaye Petersburg 7iI r. ~ flIr
arriving Norfolk ~ 70 g. Ilrr.l
car Richmond f0 norfolk.
6cf. n Daily. stg RichmolI mi pcfsrf0lrK
railroad. Arrive = Pofersfurx D.
i. VI, coma ecfinH ni.l fral ha
leaving Peierburg l ff D. q 20
Yarn Vile. LynchDurs aoalosf I..
caho0iaa, hrfNl. kn0rf'Ne. Ga. t.
Eooga, ant 81 points south sl1 rH...
PULLNAH sLEEPtN9-CAR AClDNhouA.
TlONs
No. l--sieepiugcar fr0n Po'ersslrg o. Fr.F,f
without cbaugA and Lyacl burg io Mrr.Lt
sithoug change.
No. s-Lyncbbgre n New Orleans. ana l....
poketo Chattanooga Without chargs.
UckstS taggago-cboCkA su4 su Nfornffl.
can be Obtained ~ hicnm Ju4 an4 r.ie.. ..rs
Tailrosd depot A. W. CARRIER a, .]0 Ntl sfr-,.
and a. iho Company o1r-, u. e-t fA4
street ~. D. nstlll.
eenoral Passenger Agsa-
CHkRLss O. EDDY. Nl.o-rrssilea-
general ON4Ce, ADalDkl. Va. nIll
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A TLANrIO COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PrTrneBCR1 RAILR0t,
TtMklABtE
C0r0wo0rins .ItI. In.Hr d.
trains on this coai win rla IS i3laF&
TRAINS SOCrIWAtn

l.cnV .frf
No. Richmond. pctor1.t-y.
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~ 81 ---5TyTTyy1 -gsrT~E,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIf,
~ ROAD.
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Recon- mended

above all others, we used 1t with mar
velous results. The sore healed and
health and strength rapidly returned"
j. j. Armstrong, Weimar, Texas.
81 find Ayers Sarsaparilla to be an
admirable remedy for the cure OF blood
diseases. prescribe IT, and it does the
work every time" - Il. l.. Pater, NJ. D.,
Manhattan, Kansas.
1--WE have sold Ayers Sarsaparilla
here for over thirty years and always
recommend it when asked to name the
best blood-purifier." Wv. Il. Mclean,
Druggist, Augusta, Ohio.
ayers medicines continue to be the
standard remedies in spite of all COM
petition" IT. w. Richmond, Bear
Lake, Mich.
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Lafayette once said: "If the lib
critics Of the American people are
ever destroyed, they will fall by the
hands of the Roman Clergy"
We all admit that there are hon
est, sincere and loyal Catholics.
Among those who in the dark days
of our Republic went forth to win n
Nations battles, are to be found
many Catholics-the bravest among
the brave. 1t is not such that we
fear; but it is the Catholic Clergy.
II is that priest who tells his pupils
to despise the freedom of the press
and of speech, who would prevent
the history of the world to brighten,
even though slightly, the dark page
of Catholic supremacy, who endeav-
ors to inculcate in all those about
him hatred for American institu-
tions. That one is the person to be
feared, that one is the person who
has caused all the trouble at Boston
and at Pittsburgh.
Selinsgaove, Pa. H. G..
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CHESNUTT'S
Dress Goods |!

You must have new dress for fas
aud winter, and host of storekeeper
want to sell it to YOU So do |, but
YOU must decide who the lucky man
shall he. hut whoever sells it To YOU
should do these three things Give
you the best style, best quality and at
the lowest price. Now, having pre-.
pared myself to do these three things,
| want To call. halt, to the nutitudes
of ladies' in Snyder and adjoining couu.
ties, who have been for years passing
over the counters OF old credit stores
their money for, too often, poor style,
poor quality aud high priced dresses
And in response to my marching or
ders Forward to Chestnutt's, want
you one aud all to jump on the trian,
wagon, buggy, or on You + own NUS
les, auI view yourself my mammoth
stock of stylish serviceable. and all at
II low price, dress goods. II you per
chance stray into the wrong place,
don't think for moment of buying
until you see my goods and learn my
prices. Plain and variegated henriet~
tas, cashneres, cloths and tricots.
Broadcloths are the raging fashion.
Also plaids, stripes. and checks for
full or combination suits. just us
new trimmings in abundance. Read
II. few of my many bargains Black
dress department. 81 10 silk face hen
rietta, II yd. wide, 95cts AZ inch.
0Octs. /; so cts for SO 90 cts. for 80 80
cts. for 4j. Black silk, worth 81, % for
Sl.20 80 ct. cloths for 20 cts. ; 81 ct.
forIS cts 80 cts. for 30, 30 and 40 cts. .,
all wool, yard wide. All wool cloths.
% cts. Double cord cashmeres, 12l
cts. llalf-wool, 10 cts: Cotton dress
goods. Best $ cts. blue and black
calico, 6 cts. colored, 8 cts. 10 cent
century cloth. warm H. wool, and al
most yard wide, . cts 10 ct. giughams
8 cts, 8 ct. for g, l2ct. for 10. - cent
bustIes for 10 cts Extremely big bus
ties are out of stvle. our modest one
never. Try it. Good 20 cent crapet
for l2l cts. llome>made rag, %.
Gents all-wool red shirts, 80 cts
Don pay 90 cts. or more. Ladies' red
wool, 90! cts. piece. Blankets, 80,
% and $l,20 pair, IIaps, Gj' 80 aud
Sl.OO; zoe Jersey Buckle Jackets for
49c; 81 JERSEYS 14c; So 30 heavy Jersey
Coats for Sl.9S; Zoe Kid Gloves, silk
embroidered back for zoe.
BsaG" Remember, these bargains
wont last always, though | have n
mammoth stock. Ask anyone for
Chestnutt's one price cash store and
you will find me. Take no other.
CllESNUTT'S CASH STORE.
LIST store on Market st. from 5. S.&L.R K
Lewistown, Pa.
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II. G..

DIR. Theel, the celebrated Specialist,
has yet to receive a case OF special dis
ease, nervous aud kidney disease, or
blood poison that lie did not promptly
arrest in its progress and permanently
cure We would advise all suffering to
consult the Doctor, personally or by
letter, his knowledge aud power OF
healing is most marvellous. Office 53S
North Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
I'll S3-ly.
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Canton Notice

Notice Is hereby given that we have purchas
ed at private sale the following articles Of Dan
lei Seal. 2 Beds. 2 Tables, Bureaus, Chests
Wash Stand, l stand, so yards OF Carpet, 2
Looking Glasses, 2 Clocks stoves l Sink, |
Flour Chest, 3 Rocking Chairs, :. dozen Chairs,
! Corner Cupboard, Settec, Lounge, l Wood
Chest. Pigs, CrOSSCut Saw, l Grubbing Hoe.
| Sulky, / lWheel-barrOw. That the same be-
longs 10 Reuben Dreese 4. r. Rctz from this
date and not 10 Daniel Seal.
REUBEN nREESE
oct 25, SIS. II. T.. BElTI
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Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. j.
B. Mayer, S3l Arch St., Phil'a Pa.
Ease at once, no operation or buis.
ness delay. Thousands cured S.for
circular. If.
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|orcr 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

IoL at the fiugures on the label of
naner. Those figures tell you
n,Tr TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRfP-
,s PAN. Within 3 weeks after
.vi 8 sent, see If date is changed.
Ether receipt is necessary.
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The Old Doctors

Drew blood, modern doctors cleanse IL
hence the increased demand for Altera-
tives. 1t is now we'll known that most
diseases are due, not to over-abundance,
but to impurity, Of the Blood and it
is equally we'll attested that no blood
medicine is so etiicacious as Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
Zone of my children had large soro
break out on the log. We applied
simple remedies, for a while, thinking
the sore would shortly heal. But it grew
worse. We sought medical advice, and
were told that an Alternative medicine
was necessary. Ayers Sarsaparilla
being
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THE NEW FURNITURE STORE.
One Of the Largest in the Slate !
lowest PRICES LOWEST PRICES !
Best Goods +. Finest Goods !
,Uy rooms are t1U and 0ce,1i0ciR6.
Chamber Suits SIS upwards Parlor Suits both Plush aud Hair
Cloth Kitchen Furniture in Endless Variety Goods
railroad,
A SPECIALITY !

Having finished in Embaming prepared to
length Of tme and ampovild with all the latest improves
men II line. o distant patronage
S. s. RUBLE,
Corner OF Va Third Streets
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Saturday, Nov. II, 1888.

bDtNui'ttN AN'Ns 80 ''Pp'
The following valuable Real Estate 10 wit
TRACT NO. i.-Iieing all that certain messuagc
or tract Of land situate onc-fOurth mile west OF
Adamsburg, containing Il ACRES, and pcrchcs,
more or less, bounded North hy public road land
~ Henry GctZ, and TRACT No. 2, South by land
East by l.. Il, laincs Paul Ben
fer and Aaron llellrich. and West by Mrs. j. q.
Klingler and Samuel Shiery, This tract II all
under high state Of cultivation excepting about
10 Acres which Is woodland.
TRACT NO. 2.-Situatc In township, county
and state aforesaid containing 10 ACRES more
or less bounded North by lands Of Henry Get2
and Michael Leply, South by tract No. l, Feast
by lands OF Henry GctI and West by j. &. King
Ter and Michael Lcply. This tract Is ali good
woodland, principally young Chestnut.
Sale 20 commence AT o'clock p N, when
terms viii be made known by
:. A. WErIEL,
SAMUEL REAllDH,
Oct 25, SIS Administrators
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Orphans Court Sale Of
ESTATE .

by virtue Of an order issued out of the orphans
court OF snyder county, Pa, the undersigned ad-
minstratOrs Of the estate Of Isaac RulriCk, late
Of Spring township, snyder county, Pa, decd,
Will expose TO public sale on the premises On
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the senate resolution to pay Bou-
dinot and Jackson, as attonl Is,
$4,000 for securing a pardon from
President Cleveland for Hunter
Poorbear2 They were employed
by Bushyhead aud Bunch. TIL O
claim was allowed by senate, and
then Senator Benge presented
claim in favor Of Il. B. Ross and
r. NJ. Wolf to reimburse them for
for $4,000 which they as individ-
uals, had to pay Col. Clayton to
defend them when they were dele
gates, and were taken before
United States court. This was
rejected by the senate.
Au reroir council. EXIT.
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SENATOR souAws.

Shorn of some of its hard fea-
lures and doctored so as not to in
clude the five civilized tribes, SEN
ater Squaws' bill is not so objec-
tionable as it was. But it is not
easy to determine why the old
cerulean-stomachcd Yank got so
suddenly interested in the Indians,
after having accomplished, in part,
the purpose of his lapd-in-several-
ty bill. His intention as the bill
is now amended, is to cut of in
ducement, ms far as land is such
for marriage with Indian women.
Those who push out from the
precincts Of civilization, as pio-
neers, must many dusky maiden
for pure and unadulterated love.
This is enforcing a rule that
don't work among his own race,
but as an experiment it may strike
the fancy Of the honorable senator.