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Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27
Married Under Difficulties.

While at Cado we witnessed what we afterwards learned was quite a uspal occurrence. We noticed one morning at the table a strange couple that we did not remember of seelng before, and soon it became rumored that they were pair who had eloped from Texas and came to the territory to become united in wedloc!l. They were both under age and the intended bridegroom seemed considerably agi- tated After breakfast he came to where gentleman and myself were and said:
 Boys, I want to tai; with you. l am in a heap of troubie.' -
 My companion asked him to eX- plain. He said:
 You see this is my girl, and we have run off from Texas and come here to get married. Now, the old man will be here on the half-past 5 train. and Sits nearly s. If we are not married by that time the jig will be up. My plan is this; We get married. and then as the train comes in get on the opposite side of the train from the platform, and as he gets off we'll get on. "
 We thought the plan good one.
 But I want a preacher. Great God, get me preacher, quick
 He was so earnest that my com ! panion said he knew where there was missionary who could do up the work in short order, and went out to find him. It was few minutes after 9, and the bridegroom was walking the room, rubbing his; hands in anX- iety when the preacher came.
 Make derned quick work of 1t, parson, fur h-l II be to pay if the old man comes afore the knot tied. The minister was not so severely shocked as one of our city divines might be at such language. 1t seemed to hurry him up. The prayer was rather short and the knot tied II |quick order. We, having been invi tied to the wedding, joined the rever. end gentleman in congratulating th' young couple and signed the marriage certificate just as the train whistled
 Good God, Katy, here's youI dad, Now let's git cried th'
 bridegroom, and they skipped acros
 the track and the train thundereC between us. shutting them out iron view. \ savage-looking man abou 50 years of age got off and began looking about as if he expected t
 meet some one. It was not until tn
 train had pulled out from the station and was almost out of sight that h learned that they were already mar ried and on their way rejoicing. don't know that l ever knew wha , profanity was before l heard tha U man talk. He used the most forcibi language that can be found in tn professional swearer's lexicon, but was all to no purpose, and at nigh Il he took the down train for Texas. .- Cor. Detroit Free Press.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

Sceptics never seem quite happy. There is a sadness, or melancholy about them which is certainly not to be found in believer. Sceptics are a confirmation of the saying that "every man needs religion" PaIey says, "This is, after all, a happy world of ours :" and ifso continued state of unhappiness must be an un- natural state. Whatever doubts a sceptic may have as to the agreement and consistency of natural and re- vealed religion, there can he little doubt that he himself is not in har- mony with the rest of the creation, and that he himself is a strong argu- ment for the necessity of Divine revelation to man.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27
Vy. E. Leslie Cotton Planter,

For the counties of Nevada, Ouachita, columbia,
 afavette and Miller will supply them aI tne ol1- farenf trading points in these counties. This plan ter is guaranteed to do rstcass work ana can !9 De used on any kind of land whether level or on hlll- side Tt can be attached to any ordinary blow stock at will I am manufacturing great many of them and will sell cheaper than any other planter, and guarantee as good work as on any. Wltn one nlanter any farmer can do as much III one day as three men the old way.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

For a safe and certain remedy for fever and ague, use Dr. J. II. Me Leans Chills and Fever Cure; it is warranted to cure.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

If your digestion is out of whaek. if you need strengthener or an appetizer, try Cheatham's Chill Tonic. It will bring you out of the kinks. For sale by J. 0. Howell
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

For the next sixty days will give to each purchaser of $500 worth of goods, for cash, q nice roll gold ini- tial pin. Mas. x. J. BRYAN.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27
* IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!s

Every farmer should have cotton plan- for and all who are not supplied with one will be glad to know they can now get first.class planter cheaper than ever before. Having secured the right .o m2Autacture and sell the celebrated
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27
Save That Sweet Girl!

Don't let that beautiful girl fade and droop into inyalidism or sink into an early grave for want of timely care at the most critical stage of her life. Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription will aid in regulating her health and establishing it on a firm basis and may save her years of chronic suffer ing and consequently unhappiness.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

A more pleasant physic
 You never will find Than Piercc's small "Pollets,' The Purgative kind.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

should take plenty especially county there Is agency potent press No too poor to md pay his county paper.
 TIE PICAYUNE thoroughly and heartily DMocR>nc in politics. party, egi this party the
 friend of the people (espcy an) has the national ctcse and condemn reserved and will be exercised whenever occasion demands.
 THE all print newsy paper well the State paper cutter press type, mailing macne and type latest designs it's outfit
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

sell inc ceie DrateQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

mon. He wss aetaiuei BY coptiuued lads.
position. DIR. Mcfarland had expected Ia
be present aud earnestly desired that be
might be. but It was deemed best IN his con.
dition Of health not 10 leave his home at the
present tine.
DR.. MURRAY then read the lesson selected
from part Of the sixth chapter OF Second
Chronicles.
The introductory prayer was by the Rev
Mr.. Wolfe.
The sermon by Dr. Murray folIowed--ths
text taken from |. Kings. viii, 2S and 20.
The teachings OF the first and second
commandments. the origin OF houses o
worship, commencing with the first temple
and the relations OF the people 10 the edit
fees dedicated to religious purposes. were
leading parts OF the learned and most atten'
tively-heard discourse.
The second hymn In the order Of services
was the 5GSth, and the dedicatory and CLOSING
PRAYER by DIR. Murray. The closing hymn
(5G9th) was announced by Rev. Mr.. Wolfe,
with the doxciogy aud benedlction.
The venerable MIR. Matthew Pison, ninety
years OF age and still able TO be often in biz
place in the church, was present, occupying
seat near the desk OF the pulpit. He Is The
oldest member aud elder both as to age anc
service.
Tue Building Committee were Messrs. A.
A. Sproul, J. W. Gilkeson, Matthew Prison,
II. }. William. X. +. Laren, w. II. Coch
ran, William +. Smith, and Architect @. e
Bruce. The contractors were Messrs. Low
man & Shrum, Of Rockingham county, fol
the masonry and brick worS, and the Lex
ington Manufacturing Company for The re
msinder to complete the ediiice. The con-
gregatlon made 3 iree-wilI Offering. Only
about $500 Is yet to be paid upon the
81, 900 which the edifice cost, CAXT0N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
wssieyan Female College.

The commencement exercises OF Wesleyan
Female Institute, Stsunton, Va, will occur
NJ follows:
Friday, May 3ist-Flnal celebration OF Lee
and Jackson Literary Society; annual adj
dress by Rev. Collins Denny, OF Salem, Va.
Saturday, JVne lSt-Art reception, D 10 .
I. NJ.
Sunday. June 2d-11 A. NJ, commence
men, sermon by Bishop a. w. Wilson, Lii.
D., OF Baltimore.
Sunday, June DDS p. NJ, annual ser-
mon before the Young Ladies' Christian A.
sociation by Rev. w. j. Young, OF AieXan-
dTia, vs..
MosAay, June Sd--s Y. NJ, final soiree
OF instrumental and vocsl music.
Tuesday, June 4-Final exercises. award
ing distinctions, medals, comforting de-
grees, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
CHARLES W. GODDIN.
By n. W. BoWe,
Real Estate Auctionoer.

VALUABLE CORN AND FLOUR
v MILLS IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY NEAR
NELSON'S AND HANOVER TOWN FEkRl Ks,
KNOWN As DABNEY'S MILLS, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed OF trust from W. W. Dabney
10 Cornelius Dabney and X. 9. Workman. trus-
tees, dated 7tn Of June. 1870, ard duly recorded,
the undersigned. surviving trustee, Will sell by
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY 81, 1889.
as IL O'Clock ~. the VALUABLE MILLS above
referred TO, situated on the road from Enfield to
Richmond and about tHenty-one miles distant
from the latter place.
Tho improvements in the matter Of buildings
are ample and weglarranged for their p1rposcS
and the machinery Is In good condition. and the
whole in rrstrate working order an0 with q
capacity for manufacturing i35 bushels OF meal
and -four every twelve hours.
Fine location for q store with good fishing are
some OF tho other attractions. For particulars
write 70 tho suctioneer.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay any back taxes
and nrrearagos OF insurance and cost OF sale ana
tho sum Of 1900. ana az 10 residue OF The deb:
(say S2.34245) on a credit Of nine and eighteen
months for notes with interest added, and as 70
the surplus on such terms Is tho grantor or his
assigns may prescribe; all credit payments TO
be secured py q deed OF trust
X. C. WOkrHAM. Surviving Trustee.
n w. B0wK Auctlonoer. apis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
By John Il. Goddin.
Real Estate. Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh street

NINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
~ LOTS IN "SMITH'S PLAN FRONTING
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CROUCH STREET.
AND ON NORTH SIDE OF HUGHES S1ttEkI,
OSE SQUARE EAST or FIFTH STREET, FOR
SALE BY AUCTloN.-I will sell By public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY H. 1889,
az 6 O'Clock p. ~, the sbove-dcscribed LOTS,
three fronting Together &c feet on the south side
OF Crouch street and running back ~ feet 70 \
l0-foOt alley. and Eve fronting together w ioet
on tho north side OF Hughes street and running
back 20 feet TO sn alley 10 feet wide.
This property VIII be sold az whole or di-
vided iato lots 1sx70 feet 10 an alley. according
to plan which rnay be seen W the Office oil the
aucthOneor.
Thee lots, overlooking and 50 conveniont 70
the Chesapeake aud Ohio and The Richmond
Locomotive Works shops. about one square
from the Electric railway, and where property
is improving so rapidly. offor many advantages
for speculation or for building sizes for persons
OF small means. - ....-
Terms: LIBERAL JOHN i. GOUDiN,
my AI0,ll,l2.H AUcu0noer.
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SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 FARM AND WOODLAND IN THE COUNTY
or CHARLES CITY AT AUCTION.-In execu-
ton Of certain deed Of trust 70 the undorsign-
ed, as trustee. bearing date on the 18th day OF
June. 1883 and Of record In the clerks once OF
the County CoIrt OF Charles City county, shall
sell by auction, 81 Charles City Courthouse, on
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1883.
Cbelng the first day OF the Circuit Court OF said
counky.) at o'clock r.. H., the following REAL
EsTAfK-to wit: All that certain TRACT,
PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND situated In the
Bald county, containing 200 ACRES, bo the same
more or less. adjoining the lands Of Q. g.
BoRlkes, ]. b. Brockwell, and Others, aud u tho
same real estate whereof tho late JoAeph Gentry,
Of saidcounty. died seized, and on which he re-
sided as the usno OF his death
1he nas1 farm Is In fair state Of cultivation,
he's upon It a dweliing-hoase the usual out
houses, Is IN good nelghborhood. and Is q
healthy place. Upoa the farm there Is large
quantity OF cord-wood. which. owing 70 the loca-
fion Of the property Is very valuable, and per-
cons IN tho wood business IRE invited specially
70 examine the promises
TEsAs; About 500 In cash, and the residue
upon reasonable Terms, 70 DO made known on
day Of sale. EDhUND WADDlLl. DR..
my ll-scd Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
By Y. W. BoTe
and
John Z. Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS
ByN. W. BoTe

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY Ls-
GATED BRICK DWELLING ON NORTH SIDE
OF MAIN BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS. KNOWN as the LOWER AIRING
TON HOUSE.n--By virtgre Of decree OF the
'ChAncery Court Of the city OF Richmond entered
on tho 2sth day Of January. lSSy. IN the case OF
Vaughan and a. Us. Aeredi,hs assigned. &C.
the unders igned, special commissioners, Will sell
at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, HAY 20, 1889.
at O'Clock ?. M.. shat large and admirably-well-
built FOUR-sTOKY-AN BkICh
DWELLING No. COZ east Main street, containing
asOut sixteen rooms Of fine size and pitch, with
all modern improvements, besides detached
kitchen with four rooms.
The lot has a front of 30 feet and depth OF
about Isl feet 70 a vide paved alley
The house at present, and for many years past,
has been occupied IS a dr6t-class boarding.
house. rarely ever vacant, and always command
ing good rent. his property Will soon DO IN
demand for store purposes. and 10 is likely that
within tho next few months the lot &C the SOUTH
east corner Of Main aud Fifth streets Will be So
lect5d as the ste for the new hotel, IN which
event this property will almost double IN value.
The attention OF those wishing tlrstclass in-
peratiyely necessary that this property should
be sold 80 persons may attend with the ex-
pectarion that the sale will take place.
Terms: ono fourth cash; bGlsnce Ia SIX,
twelve, and eighteen moDths for negotiable notes.
interest added, and title retained until all the
purchase money Is paid and a conveyance or
dered by the Court. II. II. CARDW ELL.
A. n. LEAKE,
Special Commissioners
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AUCTION HALEs-Fufure Days.
BY HenryL Staples q Co.,
Auctioneefs.
1iU3 Main street.

BY Henry L. sta7les q Co..
Auctlonsers.
liU3 Main street.
r ARGE FIRST CLASS THREE
~ STORY BRICK DWELLING,
ON CORNER LOT,
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
WITH BRICK STABLE AND CARRIAGE
HOUSE IN THE REAR.
ALL IN PHYSICIANS ORDER,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At tho request OF Mr. r. W. Powers. who con-
templates removing into bis new rernuenSe On
wet Franklin street we shall offer for sale by
auction, TO the highest bidder, on the prenises'
MONDAY, MAY 20. 1880,
NJ O'Clock p. NJ, his elegant c,mmodious. and
veIl-conetructed THEEE-STORf-AND-BAs
MINT BRICK RESIDENCE, situated on the
southeast corner OF Clay and Eleventh sTee.s'
containing fifteen rooms. besides kitchen, l1un-
dry. pantry. store room. coal-vaults, &C. rms
residence was erected by O former owner Tor his
own use without regard 20 cost, ana Is thoroughly
constructed Of nrst-class materials In tue most
workmanlike manner. and Is in frst-ciass order
throughout. having all modern Improvements,
tho walls OF the principal rooms being painted IN
frtsco
The lot fronts 30 feet and runs back 10 feet to
n wido paved alley, on which the Drick sthplo
fronts. having accommodations for carriage
and three horses.
II you want enc residence convenient TO tho
business portion Of the city, do not fail 70 attend
this sale. as now IS the time TO secure q bargain
In such property.
'"' '''''' u '''' HENRY L. STAPLES g CO..
my14 Auctioneers.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
RlxpoLPH.MAcoN COLLEGE.

Umpres-B urthe and Leigh. Double
plays-Talbott and Rosser. Passed balls
Sydnor, 2; Wood, 2. Three-base hit
Lynch. Time OF game, two hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

FORGE II. WHITE VS.. WHITES
W WIDOW AND HE1RS-IN THE RICH
hOND CBANCERY COURT. DECREE OF MAY
& lss9-In execution Of a decree In the above
me ntioned suit, the undersigned, special COM
missiOners thereby appointed Tor the purpose,
will sell By auction, upon the premises on
TUESDAY, MAY II, 1889,
st 3 O'Clock P. NJ, LOT OF LAND, with all i'm
proyements thereon. fronting 81 feet on 81
lanes street by -- depth.
This PROPERTY is situated opposite tho site
selected for Jackson-Ward Park. Should the
Park ever DO laid OF this property Will DO great
IL enhanced in value.
TEnHs: One third In caah; the residue In six
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with .
per cent added from day Of sale, aud title re-
tained until the whole purchase money IS paid
and a conveyance ordered by the Court
EDMUND WADDlLI, JR.,
FRANK NJ. WOON,
Special Commissioners.
Wg1rK. WHO SUES, &C.. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
WHITES ADMINISTRATOR, &C. DEFENDANT
IL rHK CHAsCEBY COURT OF TUE CITY OF htcH-
NOSD.
J. Charles W. Goddln. clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
MAY 6. 1882 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 7th day OF May,
1889. .,1,,,,,,,.
my9 CHARLES W. bOOOlN.
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schods,le 10 Effect Ira
April "a, is2p. NO.
CONNECTIONS

Trsln No W conD>cts daily A. Keysg.i. o.,
Chase Ci.J: kiarksvuis, OXFORD. Durham. r,.'
eerscs. ana EAIeigh Connects daily A. Greco.
boro' for Durbsm. Raleigh. salem. saf g....
ana all points on North Caroiins Divls.., =
salisbtBy Tor Ashevilo. Ito, SPRING.. a. :.
pohts In western NORTH Carolina All g. IT. -.
lotte Tor Charlotte. Columbia sad Auzl,,a -,
road. W.
Train No p connecis daily ~ Cre.nsh,-,,..
salem. winston, kaisi "a. GoiGsb0rl. ana p...
head City, az salisbury for Ashrsf.a III,
Springs, aud al points IN Western Nom l..'
Ina a. Charlotte gtth Charlotte. Columb..
Augusta railroad tor C0lu bia. Augs.ts a ..-
Charleston. Savannah. IhoroasvliIe. Ca. q.
eonvilie, and othsr Flori1a p0iuts a.. rfs
Carolina Central railroad for Wlimin2tnl
Trains from tho south arrive a. hichatnfsa
A. N. aud 80 4. VI.
tAMELlA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond ......................S ..n "
Arrive Richmond. ...................... srt NJ
fCiOFER ACCOMMCDAllON.
Leave kicomoad ................... ana.
Arrive Manchester ...... .. La
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VAUGHAN AND AIS, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST MERE
DITH's ASSIGNEE, &c. DEFEsDANrs-lS TIE
CHAScERY COURT OF THE CITY OK RICHMOND.
I, Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF said court GER
tify that the bond required o. the special COM
missioners by the decree In said cause Of Janu-
airy -, 1889. has been duly given
Given under my hand this 4In day OF Feoru-
airy. 1889. .
my III CHARLES w. GODDlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

WEDNESDAY. JUNE Il, 1889,
at Il O'Clock NJ, the VALUABLE AND BEAU
TIFUL JAMES RIVER FARM known - MT.
NARREN,H continuing about 90 ACRES. divided
into seven fields, besides several grazing lots,
aud having IN every Held aud lot a stream OF
running water, thus giving 70 the place great
value AS stock farm. The lands have q south
ern exposure and are admirably adapted 70 the
growth OF wheat. corn, tobacco, the grasses, &c.
In the terraced garden are nearly Gil OF the
small fruits and nne ASPARAGUS beds.
The DWELLING Is a ccmmodious one, with
twelve or fourteen rooms. besides halls &c. Is
covered with slate, has three broad porchss, and
is attracuyely situated In large grove OF OAKS,
and from the house are enchanting views OF the
mountains dncluding the Peaks OF Otter on the
ore side and Of the James River Valley on the
other. Warren station, on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad, Is but a few hundred yards
from the dwelling
Altogether this is valuable, attractive, and
fertile estate. calculated 70 meet the wants OF a
gentleman Of means, as X combines all that Is
most desirable in a country home, or IL would
prove paying investment 10 a good farmer
looking Tor profit. Tho place ~ located In the
midst OF g refined and cultivated community.
with schools, churches, post-orlce, &C., con-
veEient
TERMs: Cash suficient 70 pay any delinquent
taxes that may be due and the costs Of sale, and
20 discharge certain OF the debts secured.
amounting 70 sl4.9s5e9 and tho residue ~ one,
two. and three years, for notes, with interest
added. and secured by deed Of trust
H. 4. ". DUKE.
Trustee In nrst deed;
GEORGE PERKINS,
Trustee In second and third deeds;
THOMAS $ MARTIN,
Trustee 10 fourth deed;
j. W. ANDERSON,
Trustee Ia fifth deed;
-. W. BOWIE,
M g7-eod Trustee In sixth deed.
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DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IL PINES RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

TIE following schedule will take effect Tt rs
DAY. May z. 1880:
Leave Richmond ~ els A. NJ; arrive al Seyen
Pines at 7:l5 A. 81. daily except Sunday.
Leave Seven Pines at 7:45 A. NJ; srrtyo az
Richmond az $50 A. VI. daily exrept sunday.
Leave Richmond AZ l2 NJ; arrive az Seven
Pines al 12:45 ?. NJ. daily except sunday
Leave Seyep Pines at p. NJ f; arrive at Rich
ulond 2.45 r. a. daily except sunday.
Leave Richmond at 40 Z. ". arrive at Seven
Pines at Glj p y. daily
Leave Seven Pines az p. NJ. arrive at Rich-
mond at 645 Z. VI. ddug
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Richmond ~ A. NJ. arrive at Seven
Piuos at 9:45 A. NJ.
Leave seven Pines at 10 A NJ. arrive at Rich
mond at iO:45 a "
Pines at 2:i5 T. IL.
Leave Seven Pines at go p. ~: arrive at Rich
m0nd at Si5 7. NJ.
Leave Richmond at 40 P. NJ. arrive at Seven
Pines at 5:i5 p. NJ.
Leave seven Pines at P. NJ; arrive at Rich
mOud az Gas p. NJ.
Leave electric cars at Twenty-sixth and p
streets.
25 cents. II. BURLINGTON.
my7 General superintendent
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AUCTION sALEs-This Say.
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.
BY Rawlings Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
..z~th Taf,ta afreet

By Rawlings Rose
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. II north Tenth street
TEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS.
SITUATED ON DENNY STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
AND ON SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
NEAR DENNY STREET.
AT AUCTION.
By request Of the owner We viii cell, on the
premisos. on
TUESDAY. MAY II, 1889,
NJ Az O'Clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE AND BEAU
TIFfL LOTS above referred TO. Eight OF the
lots front o feet each on Denny street. by
depth OF 100 feet TO an alley 10 ieot vice. inc
lots on sixth and Seventh streets 'front.' - feet
each and run back 100 feet
This property IL Immediately on the street
car line. and between the bichmoni Bag-tac-
tory and Cedar Works, and surrounded By lore
lv shade- trees, and In the most rapidly en-
hancing portion OF Fulton
The attentlon OF parties seeking good ana
safe investment, or those Wishing nice lot 10
build a home on, is specially called 70 THIS sale.
Terms: Easy, and announced at sale.
RAWLINGS & ROSE.
mxa AuctioneerA