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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-06
EDMIlND SMITH
". II. MITCHELL.

". II. MITCHELL. JOHN II. KING.
MITCHELL & KING,
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
RAPID CITY, DAKOTA.
Money to loan on real estate. Office over
Black Hills National Bank.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-06
Veterinary Surgeon and Horse Shoer.

Shop and Office on st. Joe Street, Between
Fourth and Fifth. Calls answered,day or night.
All kinds of veterinary medicines kept constant
lv on hand.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-06
O. L.'COOPEP,

Q. =. .IUVFT.Fi
ATTORNEY AT = LAW
Will practice in District and United states
courts, | have the only complete set OF ABB
stracts of t!tle to lands and town lots in Pen
nngton county. Hive had sixteen years cxper-
;enCc IN examining titles=,ind guarantee accr;t-
ey and satisfaction. Onicc, Room 3, i'll SIte1-
ney's new block. Mr. Naliette sill assist i'll ABB
Stracting.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-06

While the section men were burning
guards, along the track, south of town,
last Saturday, the fire got away from
them and burned over almost the whole
OF E. w. Sharai's four hundred acre
horse pasture. 1t also destroyed a
large amount OF hay for Mr. Mattoon
and some for Charley McElroy.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-06
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

VUe IiuHuT5U UC.!aTS tsoWGTd.
| will pay one hundred dollars reward
for the arrest and conviction OF the per-
son who set out II fire in my pasture
last Tuesday. EUGENE w. SHARAI.
1t is a fact worth knowing that C. \.
Trowbridgc, the ieweler, sells Black Hills
iewelry, watches, clocks and silverware
cheaper than any store in the Black
Hills country. Try me and be convinc-
ed. Repairing in all its branches.
DR.. +. NJ Gantz has moved his dental
parlors to the corner OF Kansas City and
Sixth streets opposite Library Hall,
work in his line to call
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-06

Joe Daudette and a man by the name
OF Butcher, employees OF the telephone
line quarreled over their work, last
Tuesday morning, when Butcher struck
Daudette on the head, fracturing his
skull and causineg his death in couple of
hours. The killing was done near Bak-
erville, Custer county, between ,Custe,
City and Buffalo Gap. Butcher fled but
was captured the next day near Oelrichs
and was taken back to Custer City.
He claims that the the killing was Who'll
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-06

For the Corn PALACE AT Sioux CITY,
agents OF the Fremont. Elkhorn & Mis-
souri, Valley and Sioux City x Pacific
Railroads will sell Excursion tickets at
one fare for the round trip. Inquire OF
any agent or write Mr.. j. V. MAHoNY,
Sec'y OF Sioux City Corn Palace, Sioux
| City Iowa.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-06

Some time ago DR.. McGillicuddy wrote
to the Indian office inquiring rs to the
construction the department is putting
on the Sioux bill and in reply received
the following which is OF interest TO all
n1,r
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
HANOVER.


ASHLAND. NA. October 25. special
rh.r. VIII Dec Democratic rally 40
Cherry Row ~oh10i-hou-. next saturday
NIGHT. speaking hy prominent campaign
speakers.
Hon. Il. IT, Carlwrll and ol. Richard !.
B.irne viii address tAe citizens az this part
"a ihp county 0n the ni-ht 0f the -iih. about
three lnilD- west az Ashland.
cot. ). Ben Bigger }. visiting friends pa
Ashland.
Raudolph-Macon j. sill booming. and thc
Olac ,luh hu- been rf-ur-aniIed.
The prufacted meeting at the Baptist
Church is still iu progress and several con-
l,rf- have been added tO the church. Dr.
B3.hf. of loWhailn county. il assisting ihe
pastor. Re,. i. f.. Wilkinson.
Mr.. 1t. T.. Robinson has been dangerous
is DO. hut her physicians n0W have some
hope.
Iho Republicans are singing c0n-idora-
hie hnYdIe around the county. and 10 is Zee
ported CHAT they arc NEGOTIATING for tDr pnr-
chase of the independent Political Climb az
CHERRY Row.
The Hanover Farmers Alliance seems 20
D.. doing great work. There arc n0W four
teen alliances in ile county iu working or-
d.r. Iael NnMblr is furnished with a
membership card. which entities him, Boy
reason oi arrangements made with ccriam
city firms. ID purchase GOOD, at greatly Pc
duccd prices.
Mr.. Henry ". priddy and Miss Jo-ey
DAY were married at the residence of the
brides mother. near Ashland on Use 18th
Instant. Rcf. j. IL. Wilkinson officiating.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
CHURCHES AND PASTORS.
Personal Mention and Note- About sacred
fdffees.


( The alterations in T. Pau's Church are
progressing slowly. but the congregation
! expect 20 worship there ON Christmas day,
! 'lAe deep recess chancel viii Dee the hand
soonest u Virginia. and the choir. ia ~tall,
/ before the congregation. VIII Doe something
new here.
Many Of the Episcopal clergy arc IN New
York attending the convention. but they
will have returned hy sunday next.
Dr. Peierkin. Of II. James Church. con-
tinuc- % improve. lie is very feeble but
will probably 1e ont i'm "a week or TWO.
Res. he. ~ iiiism =. Hatcher OF the
Grace--treot Baptist Church. j. conducting
proiraciod meeting i'm Lexington. Ky.
Rev. Or. Lahcuy viii lecture M Ven
ano-9irect Baptist Church next Tuesday
nigb.
Rev. ". u. Alvin. Of Clay-street Metho-
dist Church. hats zone 90 Iynchburg To AZ
tend the sam Jones meeting. iir also goes
~ % committee from the preachers meeting
OF Richmond and Manchester 20 secure the
services " ihe great evangelist in this city
an an early date.
The question Of new Baptist Church on
North Fourth street is being discussed. II
has been referred to "a council Of ministers
cmhrhcing Rey. Nr. (fopf0n and Rev. irs.
Cooper. Landrum and Hatcher. There has
long been louri-ting chapel near DuyM
street. and much work hats been done by
some jealous Christian men.
The Baptist tify Missionary society has
organized It mission at the Iredegar Iron
Works.
Rev. Dr. !. VI. Frost. Of Lcieh-~treet Bap-
ii~l Church. viii deliver an address az the
Baptist social Union tonight az BclNiderc
Hall.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
FROM FREDERICKSBURG
sls-tic -- Encouraging Reports From
stafford. King George and >pOfts ylsauia.

FREDFRIoKSBURG. ~. October -
special. The Anti-MahoHe tolored he
publican Club here met last night.
about one hundred in number. The pre-i-
dent OF the club. Henry Yates. reports the
meeting as greatly enthusiastic and the
prospects Of further increase DO members
and in zeal as highly ilat,ering. Some halt-
dozen speeches were made by members. who
were warmly apilauded throughout. lu
addition a. the number 0f ru.aroi people
present. many sirai ghiouf white RepuD.i
cans participated and cordially Joined in
the work
The Democrats are -anenne that they
Will roll up a larger majority here on the
day Of election than ever before in this
town.
Little. il is conceded. il doing brilliant
work. stafford. Frcderick.burs >pof-Nl-
yania and Louisa are rallying in legion, Co
hi, banner with "huZz1r~ for Little
From All quarters ia stafford and klug
George Mason is shown. handsome front.
lie j. running as an independent candidate.
but the pr0babiiic, are that b. will leave
L0wery. Republican nominee for the House
Of Delegates this opp0nenD by large odds.
Captain y. i. Rowe. Democratic candi-
date Tor the House Of Delegates for ~pot-yl-
yania and fredericksburg without oppo--
fiOul - so uN0HtlH0uS that the present rc-
many leading men are talking about him as
the next Democratic candidate for Congress
from this district.
Colonel Woltz was on the stump in Alex
andria last night, and viii speak hest FRI
dav and >aturday-nrst day at louisa
Courthouse. the day following at other
points in the county, fighting Malone and
Mah0ncism.
Tomorrow night the people Of the city
will turn ont train Orshinel 10 hear the Hon.
John +. Massey and the Hon. Charles
4. O'fcrrall. who Will speak in
the courtroom here. The Jefferson
ian Democratic Club here. under the
charge Of their president. Rufus y. Mer-
chant editor of the sun. will turn ont in
q torch-lishi procession. headed boy ihe drum
corps of the fredericksburg brass band.
and escort the speakers 10 the courthouse.
The evening - expected to De- grand feast
for the Democracy OF the city.
The Republicans, or rather the Malone
ties" here. attempted 90 form Il club iast
evening. The faithful did not rally in for
mi dable numbers. by large odds. II il fair
To- SAY that al least thirty constituted the
and no more.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24

\ Letter from Rev. ). T.. Hawthorne, Of
ifiaufa. Ga.

\ Letter from Rev. ). T.. Hawthorne, of
Atlanta. Ga.
Il gives me real pleasure to say a word
medicine which believe Is destined
t. be- a great blessing t. the aillIcte d
everywhere IL j. not the cunning de-
wee of a qUock . bul the discovery of q
scientist. Il O., the result o. many years
of research ard experiment by an cmI-
uent specialist Thousands 81 ny
Southern friends know what "a sufferer
from Catarrh have been.
SIX months ago. by the advice of my
physician. ggve up the uastorate. /
have used two bottles of King : Royal
Germeiuer aui while / cannot say
that am completely 'ured. / DO affirm
thai 10 has 50 far rehcrci ne. eXpe-
uence no pain ror disc mf0lt.
feel it 20 be- my duty Co say also that
the effects of this remedy upon my
wife nave been even more signal aud
wonderful She has been aimo,fa life.
long invalid FROM nervous headache.
neuralgia and rheumatism. Ia ap'rlot
of thirty years she has scarcely bad
days exemption from pain. Sle has
been using Germ tucr about two
\ more complete transiorma-
ton | have never witnessed. Every~
symptom of disease mas disappeared.
She appears 90 De twenty years younger.
and is happy and playful as "A healthy
child. We have persuaded many OF
our afflicted friends O. take tne meai-
cine and the testimony OF all of lheni
is that It is a great remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
atlanta. Gd. july l2th. 1889.
Dr.. Kings RoSai Gcrmetuer Is now
put up ~ concentrated form for con-
yenience in shipping i'm eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added ID seven and "A
half pints of water will make gallon |
Of Royal Germetuer. A wine. lassful |
a dose. 4 teasp0OHfW in wine glass /
tai of water is dose Of the c0ucen- !
traief.
Price. - 30 per bottle.
OwENs * MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo Postoili Richmond. Va. /
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24

James II. Barton and wife 10 +. Crawford
Redd. 100 feet on west side North avenue.
near TO and north Of Richmond, being lots
Nos. J. = and 3. jn Barou's plan, $500.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
THE TURF.
Results and Entries for the Races nj Lin
den Park. New Jersey.


den Park. New Jersey.
The following are Yesterdays results AT
/ Linden Park:
First race. sNcn-cishihs of mile-St
James first. Fitl James second. Time 80
second race. one and one-~i Nteenih mile
Hyuocrite first. Kern second. Lonely third
I Time 2Ol.
Third race. one and onc-ciehth miles
Vivid first. Tristan second. Time 2:Oe j.
Fourth race. fNc-ciehth~ of a milc-fern-
word. Hrsi Mary Buckley. colt. second.
Otypctc third. Time 1909.
Finh race. one mile. selling >tephanie
first. Jennie Mcfarland SECOND. FiitaWay
third. Time 1884.
sixth race. thrpe-fowih- of mile. selling
Freedom first. Gunwad second II. James
third. Time l:2i.
The following are the entries for to-day
racing at Linden Parh-racins NJ 1880 j.
NJ.
First race. fye-eichihs Of a mile Zip
stan. NJ: iiiz james. III; Lewis c.. 10:
R0bcspierre. %: Noroa. lwi; tarh0i. 100;
II. Mary. lU2. Freiols. III; Mamie H.. Of:
Rupert. llj; Eo-Echo. H9.
second race. one milo Kern. ll3; Mac
beth H.. il2: King Idle. ll2: Annie Black
burn. 10
Third race. one and one-fourih miles
Burnside. lUi: Barri~ier. ~; Tristan. III:
fiuntrc~~. No.; Ha,onia Bell. ll9; Larch-
mont. mo-.
Fourth race. >cyen-cighths Of mile
Woodhurn. M. Iisimony. go: JiN James.
~. Csone. 90: II. john. to.
Fifth race, one and onc-~iNicenth miles
Fliiaway. 80: Glendale. il3; Lotion. 96;
Leirciia. 100: ElcNo. lO2.
sixth race. three-iourthS of a mile. selling
Glory. lW: The Belle. 100: Gallatie. 100:
Rpariec, I'M: Rupert, IL, Village Maid.
O.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
LOCAL NOTES.

Colonel 10. Lane stern il in Norfolk in
| spccting the military there.
Captain Louis +. Bossieux. who has beer
quite i'll for some time past, is better
Mr.. J. Ward and wife. of Richmond. az,
registered al the Hotel johnson, Washing
ton.
Mr.. X. II. Gaines was thrown from hi.
horse while riding out Tuesday and pain
| fully bruised.
Hon. John l.. Massey reached the city
from Roanoke Yesterday. and left for Orang,
Courthouse.
Bishop Randolph. Of Richmond, preached
at Grace Episcopal Church. New York
sunday afternoon.
If YOU have not registered on been trans
fcrred. YOU had better attend 70 it at once
Friday is the last day.
Mayor Eiiyson is in Washington attend
ing the meeting of the National Board o
Pfomotio8 ~ the lhyce .imcricas EXposi
ton.
The Powhaian club held an important
meeting last night. bat did nothing of any
public interest or which they desired pub
lished.
The funeral OF Mr.. Eddie hidwell. who
died in Richmond last sunday, took place
Tuesday from his parents residence. in
Washington.
Mr.. Henry H. Eiiy-on j. president Of the
Baptist social Union. and Mr.. John 7. Rag
land secretary. This body meets tonight AT
iieiyidcrc Hall.
1t is said that every Republican has quail
lied himself 10 vote by registering or by oh
tanning a transfer. Democrats, are you
willing 10 hc left out tn the cold
Mc>srs. Edgar If. Ferguson. James IT.
IIariurosc. and T. h. Murphy had a pleasant
and successful hunt Tuesday. They bdgged
number Of beautiful birds.
A. bleak and boi~terous "a, The weather
was Yesterday there went ont from the city
hunting party. who returned in the early
afternoon hooile>s and bedraggled.
Mr. VI. Il. Gutter. superintendent Of the
HUNTINGTON division of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. has resigned 10 accept a pO-
sition with the No,thern Pacific Railroad.
Cards are ont for the marriage of Miss sue
Neal. of this cifV. and Nr. samuel Graham.
a LAWYER. Of Florence. Ala. formerly Of
Lexington. Thes ceremony will occur on
the 30th at O'Clock in the second Baptist
Church.
MI. William 4. Foster. Of Atlanta. for
mcrlv of Manchester. was married yester-
dan. at > O'Clock, at the residence Oi The
bride on south Laurel street 10 Miss Dora
". Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster left at 3 T..
VI. for Atlanta.
General \. Lawion Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary from the United states 10 Austria
under President 'leyeland'- admini-tra-
ton. has been spending a brief time FIT the
city. lie is an old-time friend of Judge W.
v. CrWmp, Of this city.
\ very dangerous hole WAS suddenly
created Yesterday evening on Main street.
close 20 ~hockoe creek. by the sinking in u
q sewer. This hole was right Ia the street
car tracks. The (ity Engineers Office wa,
notified, and temporarily remedied in 80 rs
to keep the strect-car mules and animals
attached TO other vehicles from breaking
their lnu-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
General Cooke Elected President of the
~nlNier.' nome.

\ meeting Of the Board Of Aisitors Of the
Confederate soldiers Home was held yes
terday IN the rooms Of the Chamber Of Com
mercc. Governor Fitzhueh Lees resigna-
tipn from tine presidency ot the Home was
accepted and General John X. Cooke who
had been first ice-pre,ident was elected
president. Major Norman \ Randolph was
elected first Nicc-pre~ideu. Major \. l..
Phillip, remains second Yice-pTesjdent. The
Governor resigns because his gbcnatorial
term expires soon. and with the expiration
of his term hr removes from the city. lie
Will remain a member of the board.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
THE BOWIE CASE.
The Accused Ill. and the Trial CONTINUED
Until the Next Term.

The case Of ". Il. Bowie, under indict-
nent for forgery, was called III the Hastings
Court Yesterday morning on motion for
continuance by Lawyer 4. y. Meredith. on
account Of Illness Of the accused.
DR.. James Il. McCaw was called upon 10
tell Of Nj. Bowie's condition. and he said
that DIR. George Ben johnson. Dr. Gordon
and himself attended the accused recently.
when surgical operation Of scriom.
character was performed on him. and be
considered the mans condition ~ critical.
lie was unable 10 say il Mr.. Bowie would
recover. and certainly he could not attend
court AT this term unless he would be brought
on "A bed.
DR.. Gordon, a. a witness in behalf Of the
commonwealth. was asked his opinion. he
having been appointed by the Court 10 ex-
anime Mr.. Bowie. Dr. Gordon said his in
vestigation convinced him of Mr.. Bowie's
had physical condition, and he fully coin
cided Ia all that DIR. McCaw had said
A continuance!was granted until the No
,ciHbcr term of the court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24

I'm Republican circles Yesterday the con
CHM. Of II nrlco county. who l. sup
porter Of Mr. William II. Be,eridge TIA,
Taylor men everywhere say that Bovcridc,
wrote the letter and are very much stirred
mp over il. The manly stand that CHM
took was mdorscd by AN. II IL rumorcd
that Mr.. Bolton Cannes who j. associated
with Mr.. Bctcridgc i'm "a confidential capa.
citN. wd- 90 have been the assistant of Nj
Ginu. hui that Judge WaddiW- Office boy
named William Wright. bright mulatto
said that they would have some say about
that. presumably Judge Waddill and him
self. This was simply adding fuel 10 the
flames. The letter was plain and unmis
taxable slap at Waddill for his reference Ia
jackson ward the other night. in which
there Wts some reference 10 bi00dshcd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24

\ quiet but very handsome wedding took
place al the residence of Mrs. John q. HALL
No ~ south Laurel street. Yesterday at >
o'clock. The contracting parties were Mr..
Willie \. Foster. Of Atlanta. Ga and Miss
Dora W. liall, OF thi, city. The groom is a
rising young man. and is connected with
the Wholesale grOccry-house Of j. T. Simons
q Co.. of Atlanta. He is a son Of Mr. j. II.
Foster. late of Manchester. The bride is a
very. charming and c-timablc young lady.
rae happy couple left on the o'clock train
for atlanta, followed by the best wishes Of q
host of friends.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
BELT LINE MATTER.
The Case to Come Up ON Saturday

Yesterday afternoon Major 4. K. Court
ney tcleph0ncd the clerks Office Of the Cir
-ruit Court Of ficHfico that h. would deliver
this morning a general replication % the
answer made by Mr.. W. 4. Preston for The
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad on Tuesday. aud that he desired
them 10 20 on record a. being filed Ye~irr-
day evening. The matter viii come up be-
fore Judge WelIiod next Saturday. At
present no work is being done on the Hen
rico side Of the river. il having been stopped
a 'iaiting the adjudication Of these injunc-
lions The question rs 10 the right Of the
railroad 10 build the belt line under its
charter viii no doubt. - this paper has
heretofore said, 20 up 10 the supreme Court
Of Appeals.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24

Edward Green (colored). charged Will
selling liquor without license, was line,
SO.
In the ease Of Philip Davis. charged witt
cursng and abusing Dora KantrOwitch
which came up on an appeal, the iudg
mcnt ct the Police Court was reversed anC
the prisoner acquitted.
William Lambert. charged win refRsial
10 assist Policeman Brown in making an ar
rest. was fined s. and costs.
The afternoon session of the court was Oc
cupicd in trying revenue cases.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
STREET RAILWAY LITIGATION.
The Case Again Postponed In the Chan
Gerry Court.

Yesterday morning was ihe time 90 which
1.-The consideration OF the street railway
case, in The ,naucey Court bad been de-
Itrrcd.
When the court opened Judge staples.
Mr.. Frank Christian and Mr. Wyndham L..
Meredith. counsel in the case. were present.
and Judse staples produced and read "a tele-
gram signed hY Lawyers W Use. NcWcOmb
and others asking that the consideration Of
the Application for receivers Dee again post
poncd. as Arrangements looking 10 q settle
ment Of affair, outside Of the courts was in
progress.
Judge Fitzhugh readily granted the con-
tinuance. which will perhaps be- indefinite.
Captain Pilzni. acting manager Of the
electric line. WAS asked last night about the
settlement which is being made tn New
ork. and he said hc knew nothing about il
farther than what Mrs. FlyBH's counsel bad
written him. that just - soon as some few
legal points were settled the whole matter
would Dee arranged.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
TWO LEGS BROKEN.
An Express Wagon Esn Into by Rail
road Train.

Yesterday a. Mr.. William &. Graham,
the money dclisefymaH 81 The Southern IN
press Company. was driving his wagon
down Tweni, -eighlh street. York River
road train came furiou-ly along. and be-
fore MIR. Graham could get across the
track, the engine struck the wagon. turned
II over and Knocked the horse down. The
result WAS that one of Mr. Graham's leg,
were broken near the ankle, one Of the
horses legs were snapped in twain, and the
wagon was considerably damaged.
The wounded man was removed 10 his
residence. 320 west Cary street, where he
has a wife and several children.
The horse had 10 bc killed.
The wagon used 10y the Express Company
in the delivery 0fmoney il much lighter than
the parcel delivery wagons, and only one
horse is used 10 IL.
The corner where the accident occurred
is a very dangerous point for vehicles, for
trains shoot by, and there i no ilagman Ia
give warning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
The M'RAE ESTATE.
Two Tract, Of Land to he sold To-Day.

Two Tracts Of Land to he sold To-Day.
This afternoon. unless il is raining. the
following two tracts Of land IN Chesterfield
county. belonging % the McRae estate Will
he sold al public auction. Forty-iour acres
ON tine north sideof Midlothian turnpike. one
and "a half miles from Richmond. The Belt
Line runs through this tract, and on it is a
valuable quarry. II Is also a iir-t-clas, site
for suburban homes. After the sale Of the
above. twenty acres ON the south side of the
turnpike viii bee ohcrcd. These lands ed
Join the Buri0Oi estate and front also on the
Broad Rock road and Lawson street.
The sale will take place at $3.50 +. NJ.
ton,cyance> viii leave the Office of the auc-
ti0nccr o. carry any persons who wish 10 at
tend the sale. There will be refreshments
on the grounds. These valuable tracts 1t Is
expected will bring out large number Of
good buyers. The conyeYances viii leave
the offices Of ihc auctioneer> about . o'clock.
Particulars of the property. etc.. can Dee
found IN another column.