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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
ARREST IN DALLAS

Fly Armstrong, q white man who sold
a bale of cotton few days ago on
which Mr. Ed Saunders had mortgage.
and then skipped out, has been arrested
in Dallas. Sheriff White ascertained he
was making for Dallas and telegraphed
Sheriff Cabel to watch out for him. He
received telegram yesterday morning
stating that Armstrong was in jail and
he will go after him in a few days.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
AN ACTRESS DEAD.

London, Oct. Ada Cavendish. the
actress, is dead. She was the widow of
the late Frank Marshall, co-editor with
Sir Henry Irving of "rhe Erving- Shakes
peare." She was best known in Amer
lea as the "Mercy Mersey" of Wilkie
Collins "The New Magdelene."
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

Report of the value of the Gulf, Beau
mont and Kansas City railway, including
all the franchises, appurtenances and
property, pertaining thereto in the State
of Texas, owned by the Gulf. Beaumont
and Kansas City Railway COM
pany, whose domicile is at
Beaumont, Texas. prepared by the
railroad commission of Texas in
accordance with the requirements of can
act to define franchises; to make public
the value of railroads; to make effective
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
WAGON YARD THEFT

A Mrs. Alley Radick, a German lady
stopping at Pogue's wagon yard at the
foot of the Avenue, had a gold breast
pin, two dresses and other wearing an
parel stolen from her wagon Yesterday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
MARINE ARRIVALS.

., New York, Oct. 6.-Arrived: Paris,
southampton; Britannia, Marseilles and
Naples.
Havre, Oct. 6.-Arrived: La Cham
payne, New York.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

Thousands Of cases of rheumatism hav,
been cured by Elmer & Amends "Pre.
scription No. 2851." All sufferers should
try a bottle of same. @. w. Preston &
Co.. Galveston, Texas, agents.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
NOTICE.

want every man and woman in the United States
Interested in the Opium and Whisky habits to have
one of my books on these diseases. Address
B. M. WOOLLEY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and one
will be sent you free.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

A wonderous exhibition elegantly pre-
scented with nvrrpOwCrinc professions
and champion displays, forming the most
stupenGuous amusement institution ever
organize, and nov exhibited in all its
magnifcence and undivided greatness.
The Most Marvellous Entertainment on
the Face Of the Gloic.
Eye Feosta Of Kingly SplendOrs and
Imperial Pagoants Combined with
all the Marvellous Attractions of the
Circus Hippodromc, Museum, Elevated
Stages , Mcnagerics, Horse Fair.
3 Circus Companies in 3 Rings.
2 Meua"orics Of WIG ana Trained
Beasts
1 Worlds Fair of Modern Niarycls.
1 HipuudrOme, with al kinds of Races
1 Mammoth Museum Teeming with Won
ders.
| Horse Fair with Actually 900 Horses.
5 Advertising cars, 1926 Agents.
10 Acres If Waterproof Tents
80 Dens OF Wild Beasts.
20 PautOmimic Clowns.
20 Animal Actors, % Exciting races
100 Circus Acts
300 Circus Performers
so Acrialiists 80 Jockeys and Riders.
2 HERDS or ELEPHANTS.
. DRONES OF CAMELS,
100 TRAINED ANIMALS,
Trained eats, dogs, pigs, goats, geese,
storks zabras elephants, horses, ponies
deer, lions tigers, hyenas, leopords, pan
theirs, bears, wolves, pigeons,
Admission to All e.. 800
Children under . years, half price.
Tw, exhibitions daily. at and 8 pm.
Doors open an hour earlier. Reserved
snots nt he regular uriCc and admission
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castorie
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

Caution: Buy only DR.: Isaac Thomp-
sons eye water. Carefully examine the
outside wrapper. None other genuine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
NJ H:;4', Million Dollar Street Parade

Illustrating the s
American
Everybody should see
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

MARVELLOUS TRAINED ANIMAL
pOSlVION
In an Immense steel Barred Arena.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

GRAND EQUESTRIAN TOCRNA-
NENV.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
a GREAT, NEW, EXTRAORDINARY
ETHN0L0GIGAl. CONGRESS

JOHANNA. ONLY GORILLA IN CAP
TlFinN.
Most Humau-lkr Animal Ever Seen.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10

Champion Log Rolling, Fancy Swimming
and.
--THRILLINE HIGH DIVES
From the Roof Into Five Feet Of Water.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-10
TR|LbY On HORSEBACK
ONLY LADY CLOWN,
ONLY LADY RING MA STER.

GRAND WATER CARNIVAL,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-04-03

was HnaIly uOne Dy Her own eXorIlOnS.
She ran into a bedroom and wrapped
herself in blankets from the bed. She
is burned from her feet up the entire
back, and is suffering intensely. 1t is
believed, however, that she will recover,
as the fire, being behind her, she did
not inhale the flames.
Some time ago J. Beck Bryant of
Hardyville, KY, and Levi P. Sheppard
of Jacksonvill went to Apalachicola,
ostensiblv to work in the interests of
some insurance companies. Mr.. Bryant
obtained 1926 from an old college mate by
false pretenses, while Mr.. Sheppard
sold what he styled ''bonds Of the Guar
antee Bond and Savings Company" of
Atlanta, Ga. He collected 81 dues from
each buyer of bond, appointed an agent
to attend to the matter for the company,
and the agent since has been unable to
hear from either Mr.. Sheppard or the
company that he claimed to represent.
While John Mcclellan Of Gainesville
who drives one of P. Millers
& Co.'s delivery wagons, was
delivering goods at a house in East
Gainesville one morning recently a
negro stole his horse and wagon and
started for Melrose at rapid gait.
Mcclellan gave pursuit, but when he
had neared the rear end of his wagon
the negro on the seat covered him with
large AZ caliber pistol. Mcclellan
kept the horse and wagon in sight,
however, and when the negro abandoned
the turnout near the old sawmlll, three
miles east of Gainesville, the delivery
man secured his property and returned
to Gainesville, The thief has not been
seen since.
An important change of schedule in
the Florida Central & Peninsular R. R.
went into effect on the 18th inst. Under
the new arrangement there will be four
trains daily to Savannah from Jackson
vile, also a daily sleeping ear service to
ST.. Louis and to Kansas City. There
will be morning train for Atlanta, and
solid vestibule daily for Cincinnati.
Last evening at $50 the Florida Central
& Peninsular road inAugurated the new
through sleeping car service for Ashe'
vile, N c., which will be continued tn
year round. Leaving Jacksonville in the
evening, it will give the ride through The
mountain country of North Carolina by
day light, and will land passengers at
Asheville at no n, making the journey in
about eighteen hours, and without any
change of cars.
Here and there about Montclair orange
trees may be seen timidly sending out
tiny green tokens Of life along the trunk
and larger branches. 1t is encouraging
to note the vigor with which tender
plants killed back are sending up new
shoots from the roots. Hardy and
tender guavas, date palms, vines and
roses, pomegranates, figs, night, bloom
ing jasmines, ETC., are getting "a move
on them" to make up for lost time.
Pears. late peaches, and plums are full
of bloom. Vegetables are growing finely.
DR.. D. N. Phillips of Gainesville met
with serious accident the other day
He had been called upon some of his
patients in the southern parts Of town,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-04-03
PLORIDIANA.

SLT DnAACA NdOUOIy, VI OdrrdOelle, has
arrived with force of hands, and is
making barrels at lively rate. Things
are moving around as though the shop
had been established for months.
New shoots are coming out on many
orange trees at Tillman. Guavas and
bananas have also started, and gardens
are in prime condition. Pineapple
plants are in blossom on the peninsula
across the river. Growers are confident
that many plants will be saved.
The depot building at Baldwin was
burned and nearly all Of the records of
the railroad company and the telegraph
company were destroyed. Very little
freight was stored in the building, so
the loss to the railroad compony will
not amount to more than $4,000. The
eating house nor none of the other build
ings were destroyed.
Owing to dulness in the foreign
lumber markets and the low prices, the
Seminole mill at Mil]vlew, nine miles
west of Pensacola, has been closed for
the summer. This mill has a daily Ca
pacity of 1901 feet and belongs to the
Southern States Land and Timber Com
pany. an English corporation. 1t is re-
ported that their other large mill at the
same point will be closed soon.
The northbound passenger train on
the g. S. & f. the other morning,
knocked a white man off the track about
three miles north of Jasper. Upon ex-
animation it was found that he was
James Billiard, who had been killed by
a load of buckshot and placed upon the
track. Albert Jones, his brcther-ln-law,
was arrested upon suspicion, and has
since confessed, saying that Billiard had
been trying all the morning to get gun
to kill him with
Parties from Pensacola have been
of in Tampa in the interests
of telephone exchange, and they
already have a large number
of subscribers. This movement will be
a source of qualification to the citizens.
The exchange now in Use here has OF
late become very unsatisfactory, and
and the service has become very ineffici-
emit, so much so that the complaint has
become quite general. This dissatisfac-
ton is probably the cause of the new
movement.
Frank Bell and Miss Matte Flynn, OF
Ocala, eloped and were quietly married
recently at the Methodist parsonage.
Mr. Bell has been in Ocala only few
months, employed in the Cline job
printing office. The young LADY was
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. W. Smith,
who objected to the marriage. IL. nj.
Alfred managed to get the young lady
from her home under the pretense OF
going to a party out IN the country,
and the truth was revealed late in the
day. They took the midnight train for
Lake City.
J. Fl. Prater, of Micanopy took to
Gainesville last week, Ed Williams, COL
ored, charged with stealing wagon load
of corn from Mr.. Knox, near that place.
After securing the corn, Williams set
fire to the barn, which, together with
many farming implements and about
twenty-five bushels of corn, was de-
f0t0
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j. T. 6 K and
K w F.
Tuesday
~ a to make OF
A supE Genera mco0SI SndFl%
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12

CROCKETT aRSENic-LlTHIR SPRINGS,
OPENS JUNE I>i. 1885.
greni Mountain Resort a, an elevation OF 2C0J
feet lho daily Arscnic-li.hia haths. combined
broken down and oveiw0rked ncrvou, systems
cures Rheumatisn,. Govt dyspepsia Skin Erup-
tons, Insomnia Kidney and Bladder Diseases
Diabetes and Brighrs Disease Clears aud Bcauii-
hcs the Complexion. White for circular and rates
NJ. c. THOMAS Manager
myii Shawsyile. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
IN MoRRoW'S HEAVEN.
One OF the Believers In Nude Worship
Defends Her Faith.

aShos heh EAths
As moral reformer the Rev. John
Morrow is being criticised by Omaha
minister's. The local Ministerial asso-
citation held meeting today and dis
cussed the startling theology advanced
by the apostle of living pictures clothed
in Adamio apparel for tho modern
church.
A committee was appointed to call on
some member of the congregation which
practices nude worship, in order that u
fair idea of the situation might be mado
known. Mrs. Thomas 9rocoy was select
cd. She is q bright, handsome little
woman Of 30, with q sweet face and the
mir Of sincere Christian. She unblush-
ingly admitted her membership in
Brother" Morrow's "Holy Heaven"
and attempted in an ingenious manner
to maintain hor position.
Mrs. GrocoX produced letter which
she received from sister in tho faith
residing In Elnira, N. Y, in which the
doctrines Of the faith were set forth, the
letter being i'll answer to one sent by
Mrs. Grecox for light to follow the new
belief. Tho doctrine is not that meet
ings shall be held in which it shall be
tho rule for those present to disrobo as
o psrt of the ceremony, but that the
disrobing and baths, as tho spiritual
meetings are called, shall DO done only
when the spirit moved.
Mrs. Grooox then gave her own OK
perience. She stated that she was moved
to seek the faith more than three years
ago and had ever since followed it. She
said: II had looked into the matter
deeply and prayed for light upon tho
subject, and there is ono dear brother
who resides in this city who came to
mo to learn more about it. told him
that must have three days i'll which to
pray and seek light.
THE second day n great thunder
storm camo up and it hailed, aud
thought it was sure sign that l must
not lead him. But l walked tho floor all
the afternoon and away into tho night
and sought Gods counsel, and finally
his command came to ME. Iwent to the
Bible and opened it. There before me
were tho words, Be not afraid, for, 10
l anu with you Away and / know
that it was my duty to instruct him. "
San Francisco Examiner.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
W. NJ. Hannah, Auctioncer.


DY y1RTURE OF THE FOLLOWING DEEDS
OF trust to us, one from c. B. Rorer and wife
aaea May 9th, 1893, aud duly recorded id D. D.
leV, /. iOI; Norfolk County curt Clerks Office
one from W. VI. Moore md wife; dat.d O., obcr
2ist, 1890. recorded in D. Is. is. +. Gsi: and one
from Union Ne'erans' HAL Association dated Sep
touioer 9th. 1892. record d in ID. H. lOl T. $40
CLERKS Once Corporation Court City of Norfolk
AMI at he request of the party therein secured
VII sell at public auction at the Norfolk Real
Estate EI hange, 10 Main street. on THURSDAY
the 18th ay Of June, ls9j, at u m the following
property: IS
]. THAT CERTAIN LoToF land With the
Improvements theieon, beginning ON south ide Of
BYRD street, In Norfolk county. Va ut auout .iO
feet west from west side OF Factory street; thence
running south along what Turner'S lot 100 feet.
thence wet 10 feet; thence north loo feet to Byrd
stree; aud thence east 30 feet 10 the he ,iuing.
> LOIS 80 and 10 in lat OF r. Richardson's
Campostcla lots, said lots front on Ivey street aud
ran back l0j
3. THAT LOT OF LAND on Claiborne avenue
in liranhctJn Ward. Norf, TX city. Va numbered
<, IN square e, Us ma keel on plu, re;o. dcd with
dee from NJ. T. Cooke aud nj 10 ~ Etbrredre:
lot fronts 80 feet on said avenue nd runs back i3S
iaet 10 lane II feet widc aud is improved by n
nice frame uildiDx.
-. VACANT lOl fronting IS fei on west side of
Haws street, Norfolk City. VA, twCct l,ute and
queen streets, with q depth of no ic:t
1ERMS-CASlI.
GEO W DEFY.
wv. HUNTER
r. u. BORLAND
Trustees Mutual Building Association.
W. NJ HANNAH,
-lc--lI5 Auciionccr.
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STRANGE INCIDENT.
1t Happened Mt Funeral Ncnr Parsons,
Kan. Quite Kneently.


KAN. Quite Recently.
y strange incident happened ut u flu
neral near Parsons, Kan, the other
day. ~ little son of Samuel Carson,
residing southwest Of the city, died and
was buried in the neighborhood Gene
terry. There being no hearso the remains
were placed i'll II spring wagon and con
vcyed TO the cemetery.
ON tho way to the grave swarm of
bees gathered on the lid of tho coffin
and there remained. When the cemetery
was reached, all efforts to drive tho bees
from the coffin We're without avail, and
tho pallbearers were forced to take
charge of the coffin with the bees swarm
ing about them, and before the remains
were deposited in the grave every pail
bearer suffered. being stung i'll more
than ono place on the face and hands.
Tho bees chung so tenaciously to the
coffin that many Of them were buried
with the body OF the dead boy.
The dead boy was very fond Of bees,
and whether the bees We're thus show
ing their grief over tho loss of their
young friend or what tho significance Of
such an act Oh the part of tho bees was
is mystery yet unsolyed kansas City
Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
h. G. HOggaTd & Co.,
Real EStote& Rental Agents.
i26 MAIN STREET.
PHONE NJ Tip
PHONE No. 7I9.

FOR HENT-?lg. 4O3 lG5. i0T and 4as
highland avenue, l2G willoughby. 40 Ba1-
ter, - Mnltuy; 4Ui PtrK 81. Iuustuli. lo2.
iu', 1866. lbs and 40 Chapel. with me ..crn
improvements: PIP Bmuh, l23 bermuda. 70
Charlotte, ~ Cumberland, n and ;6 Chapel,
us bermuda. rooms store corner Church
and harotte wood yard on Bermuda street,
NICE store IN Berkeley, corner Liberty aud
Eighth streets; cottage At Virginia leach.
1872 an Water st Get.
Fur SALE-rwo houses On AIaltby ave
nue. ono on Wiloughby, two on Clay ons
on Kelly, tw on Iunstall, three on High.
land, ono on PARK. two Oh Levitt, four
brick hU. Sc ON Nlchp on str ct. RooI in
70 -tment. Lots on Freemsson. Corprew,
loush. Highland. Kelly, Irincess Anne ave-
me aud IN Huntcrsville. Also. Farms. large
and small.
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hereby certify that tie FOND required by law
AMI referred to IN tlc foregoing decree has been
given. IUNlrS 4. COLEMAN
Deputy Clerk OF the Cour, 81 Low and ChaucePN
itE tbs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
pIiDPOS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SUPER,
J. N!SlNG ARCHITECT, Washingioi d. c.
May, "lsi, ls95.- Sealed Proposals viii I've received
NJ tihs Olhee until o'clock y. M. the 18Th dap
OF Junf ls!j, and opened Immediately ihercaiteA
ior MI the labor ini materials required ior tx
wharf, buildings, etc, al United States Quarantine
station near S,uthppIt. y. C.. in accordance wits
drawings and specification, copies of which may bs
had at this oihee OF AT the oiicc of the trst ri
OF The United States Marine Hospital at Whining.
tom " G.. Each lid must Ice accomrauici Nv,
cerihed check fora sum not less than : D u cont,
OF The amount OF the proposal. lie right is ~.
served 10 reject any or I'LL lids and 10 waive amp
defect OF informally in any hid il II he oceinci
III the interest of the Goycrnmant to do SO. Va
proposals received after the timc stnc1 will re o.
turned TO the bidders. Proposals must @ o. clp.
in envelopes, sealed AMI marked. 'rEOPO-AL4
Tor Wharf, l!uil ings. etc. at tho In ted Statca
Quarantine stat o near southport, y. C.. and AT.
dres. ed TO VIM Martin Aiken, Supervising AlchL
tectr iuy-,aLEt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12

YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONTGoM-
cry county, Va, opeu to vi.itors June Ist
1870 Ih,se Springs are situated on the sIInmit OF
the Ailcfhany Mountains; the curative properte.
% ,hc waters are well established aud adapted 10 -
or t-cla's IN every respect. Descriptive pamphlets
ana rates furnished on application. RlDGEWAY
HOLT, proprietor. myi9.2n
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AUCTION sa1Es-EUrunE NAY
By The Morris Auction House, j. r. Kihy. Jr.,
Proprietor, No. IS Bank street.

AKGE TRADE SALE AT OUR AUCTION
~ House on TliUISD ~ MORNING, June the
i3ti at io:al o'clock, Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Mo-
nons, Hosiery. fifty dozen Ladies Vests, Hats.
onoes, etc. Sale pus I've.
jel2-2t II. z MORRIS Manager
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAxs
BY the Morris Auction House. J. II. kiIRY l.
Proprietor, IS Bank street

PURSUANT TO = DEED OF TRUST MADE Ry
L w ALLEN SHEPHERD aud UoRACE
GRA METZ, To Inc as trustee dated the pom ,Inv
Of pc enber. 1891. and iecorded in D. b. Iii 10. =
:: CLERKS Once Corporation Court OF the CITY of
SSfioE ra., shall ell at public auction in the
Va. ThuRSpAY, the 18Th day Of june: ISIS at y
o'clock NJ. the folloaing property to.wt, as an on
nIety: Al me printing presses, type. type stands
BLOCKS aud all other material Of every nature Kind
anu description us'd In the printing business, now
e0ntn ned IN the s,cond story OF premise, No. Iii
Main street. Norfolk, Va 80
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty five dollars and ex
penrses Of sale cash, aud balance in monthly iu-
sialiihents o' twcnty-iive dollars per month pay
aoic on The first day of each and every month
after date of said sale, with interest from day Of
sale deferred payr ents to he secured by decd Of
Iust ofa"h ana recorded at expense or pure, a,cr
w. J. BAXTER, JR,,
Trustee.
II. Il. MORRIS,
Ju<-ius AuCtiOne,H
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when Women Arc Ahead.

This is the time of year when woman
demonstrates her superiority to man by
looking cool whether she is or not
Washington Star.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NORFOLK
COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

ny virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Oh
N ,k county, Va. entered on the 18th DAY u
MMIe ei, 1888, IN the chsnccry suit of Aivah IL
o onaIan, guaIdian plaintiff against Leila Carson
;,i,G ,, sell on TUESDAY, TiIE ism DAY OF
49, NJ, ls5o Mt l2o'clnck ~ at public auction in
from OF the courthouse of N,rfolk ouuiy Court
eptx eny OF r93TTsnonth Va he following proi
PARCELS OF LAND with the buildinfs and inn
WoHenent, tncicon, situated in Tam RS Gre h
WaSis'ssi'a plsiiict, county Of Norfolk state %
t.npS @ uesGriLed as lot, seventeen (7l and nine
the Terminal railroad, which takes Off n pnrtioS
thercol from the Fear OF each lot said lois FROM
gu niker avenue twenty -hve feet Zach and RIM
oark between parallel lines TO the eighty foot ayc-
sara lots, which are adjoining lots being nsons
s"venty-hyc feet end the East line alb mi one h,,n
bred and ten feet ' ''' "'h>
TERMS-onc-third cash; the residue in two
from dav of sale. in sx and twelve n'onth,
from Gay OF sale, evidenced by the ueyotiaho
mPtes oil The purchaser, the purchaser 10 be al
horty 10 ahtleipate the Payment Of one or botb az
sau uc'crref insta lmcnts, aud the lite To IA . r,
tained until the further order Of f, he cont
GEORGE u. MARTIN.
Special olmis sioutr
commissioners i'll the sbovc ,ntit ell cause has b en-
given ~ ' o-eu
ieste- L. NJ. SYLVESTER. C. c.
le.-td by C. T. PHI LLIpS, u. c.
By Townsend Il Joyncs. Auc,ioue,r,. 70 Mai.
street.
ENECCTORS SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL
DENCE PROPERTY on BUTTE STREET
AND on FRONT STREET, nor.