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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11

Steam cherry pudding may be made
by separating two eggs and adding t 0
the yokes a cup OF. milk; stir in one
and a half cups of flour and a table
spoonful Of butter melted, beat thor
oughlv and add one rounding tea
spoonful of baking powder. Stir in
onecup OF stoned cherries we'll Toured,
or a cup Of seeded rl,ins. or the anne
Of entrants, y you may substitute
blackberrles for entrants: then stir IN
the weil-beaten white Of one egg,
turn into a creased mold and steam
one aud a half hours.-Mrs. S. I.
Rorer, - Ladies' Home Journal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11
Bubble and Squeak

Bubble and Squeak' is a good, re
spectacle dish Of English extraction.
aud may be commended 10 any save
those wno are unfortunate enough 10
je possessed Of a proud stomach. :"
Heat two tablespoons Of butter in fry
ing pan and brown two slices Of cold
corned beef, we'll peppered- Add some
cold boiled cabbage, chopped fine,
well seasoned with salt and pepper,
one tablespoonful picked cucumber
and onion mixed AMI "a small teaspoon
ful made mustard. Serve very hot.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS,


Cut the vegetables up SMALL cook
in the ordinary manner, with salt
ed water. when cooked and cool, in
corporate the vegetable with savory
aspic and set in q hollow mold When
quite firmly set lin hot weather ice
may need be called into requisitionl
fill the hollow with picked and cleaned
watercress leaves, lightly dressing
them with a mixture Of oil and vinegar.
-TAe mold, when carefully turned out,
Will make q very pretty dIsh.-New
York Telegram.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11
Boiled Corned Beef.

Get a large, WELCOMED piece Of
beef and two pounds of corned pork
or, as some call ii, salt bacon. Not
smoked bacon, just corned. The cut
of beef is always a matter of taste.
The round, the brisket or naval pieces
are all good. 4 navel or plate piece
is perhaps the best, as it is more
evenly streaked with fat. Then 1t is
excellent served cold, after the ribs
have been removed and it has been
pressed. Do not select a piece weigh
ing less than eight pounds, as IA small
Joint Of corned beef is never SO salts
factory as a large one.
Wash them quickly IN cold water.
Put the beef and pork IN a five or six
gallon kettle III the range. and cover
them to the depth OF four Oh five inches
with cold water. Cover the kettle
tight, and let the meat boil gently
about thirty minutes 70 each pound.
As the water gradually heats and the
scum rises. skim it oil.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11
ODal Mining in Mexico.

A Mexican p~roSpector representing
an American company, mostly Chicaso
capitalists. las just discovered 4 val
liable opal mine rear QC"retaro. Me-.
The stones are large aHl more hand
some than any yet discovered here. II
will require i large aIaot.at Of capital
to develop the mine, hnt the company
is said 10 hn wiling 10 Il.t . large sum
into the venture, Hernrolor" iittle At
tention has been pasd /" snch mining
in Mexico, owing i IT," large amount
Of money necessary Is G1rF ~ tae
work audefhe unectajn demand fer
opalS. The demand -. the stones. .o"-
ever. has c~r-atlg ~lne.tA-el 9al.aa IT,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11

AaA& -
WIZ IS II that the dollar rings louder
than the church bell:
The time saved fror. he table hy
hurried eating + los, ii bed.
There isn't, roasn . draw a lie ha-
tween sympathy and suceor
The devil is never 100 busy % rock
the cradle u 4 Sleeping saint
Only love for tho druahara makes
righteous hatred q the saloon.
Jesus Christ never tried 10 cram the
oiosy down an empty stomach.
A city's righteous men DO more 70
preserve its peace than its police.
The congregation needs 10 stick Is
closely to the tex IS tie preacher.
Don't talk about a free salvation
when you mean a cheap salvation.
Many a man Viii ncnt for his creed.
who has no blood r. sh.d Tor Christ.
If We win do all tie viii o. GoI Nc
know, we will soon know more Is rs.
The man who would lead oraers.
must have the courage to step off a.one.
Whenever You find an empty whisky
bottle, you may exnect 70 tnl 4 tull
man.
God was light . lie cA.ldrcn r Is
rael. but a lightning stroke j. liz
Egyptians.
The greatest danger in the danger
L classes" IS tie DANCE Of cl4s4f..
ing men at all.
It is Impossible for any nan - liv,
for Christ, without first knowing Iii.
Christ died for him.
SelishncSS + : Dead Sea int n3jrh
all the sweetness louseI Turns .tter
for want. Of an Quite.
When Jesus said. "Ic, yo.r li-t. o
shine he was talking T. those sT!so
had light that did shine.
More irreliaious persons wolIG at
tend preaching. Il moro - line pr,ael4-
ing was aimed Al them
U~nreGenorate man Is 8 powder maya
zine with passion and appetite cnel4a
70 wreck him. if ignited.
\ man With splendid ahf3l,ic- ! at
are not consecrated tc God, is nae j
Ers--class fiddle %Enstrung.
People who don't believe in reviva.>
Of religion, can't consistently believein
washday or housc-cleanim,.
1t is a waste Of breath 70, the mother
to warn her boys against the cigarette
while ,hcir father is putting away at Il
pipe.
\ high-priccd choir may decoy sin
ncrs to the church. but the preacher
who depends on such things never bag,
the camc
Some people ought. like spring Do
TO have pull" or push painted on
them. for when You 70 II them they ty
in your face.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11
CYCLING NOTES..

Thor ar. 10 league hotel, in Mi--@lr'.
ITALY i-thr latest country tpCall Z fi"tir
t. llc sci" taX.
Nhrepekin pads for hard nvrle seats ar
now being largely used ii Austria.
fliu manila paper. aI-n. i n"v icing
u-,.l for making tubes for bicycles.
Cgrl" fraine+ manufactured from bamboo
fiber Are a promise of the near fu'}irr.
Bicycle riding - 4 remedy Tor asthma il
strongly recommended BY Dr. Marcel II
London.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury, it i sail,
has been advised to learn to ride a bicycle
for tn" benefit OF his health.
DR.. J. 4. Austin says that smoking IS en-
tirrlv out OF place on the bicycle, owing to
its bad effect on the breathing.
Tho latest sensation is TO make a para
chute descent seated on IA bicycle. This
feat was recently performed at the Crystal
Palace, London, England.
Ceiling tourists in Germany state That
TIA" ordinary road tramp does not exist IN
that country. Government regulations 10
not allow him the use of the highways.
Bi.v,le pelal~are I-inc mate VITA All
;lI a-tnaln extension ~ tina rear t. slide.
INTO tn, hollow II tt" shoe next T. tl"htnt
aud prevent -" foot from Shipping forward
oitth" pedal.
Mayor strong. of New York city. yet6"l
the amendment passed hy the tll~rMrn r.
g4irbg bicycles, light wa-tn~ Lat carrying
II. i.ht. and passenger vehicles II display
lights after dark.
10 assist in m.n1inc tire ilIu.tlra9 on
th" road 4 spirit lamp is att: .hei t. a rod
tar inning out the puncturt not" 50 TIE
ille wili lit. the bicycle ptiup h"iu, used
T. hlow tn" flame and heat the rood.
bicycles arc now hcin2 mai- with one d,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11
TIE butler: Hand hevsu nt2ht IT

the hour os midnight the ghost hap
hands. American tourist al Must
have died n the cucumber s~asor."-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11
Menstrual Suppression.

.1.s occurs, n early womaahood,S esrec-
iai.v Ehea the constitution h not strong.
i Iaar result from sudden exposgreto cold,
immersion Of the A4nGs and feet IN cold
water, sitting on the Geld ground or damp
Er-~>. eCttent.ry hAbiae, C0naninK ocrCpA-
ttos.s. continued standing on the feet, irreg-
u.ar hours and forcing The Development or
tie u..ad at school. Resi - essential aud
Ioutr&teexc4CAse II tic open air nestleae-
HCI&3 G The bow IS shclti he moved a. least
once 3 day r small dases ofDr. VI. A stu-
mon Liscr Medicine. and the restorative
eis III Or. nn1o Squaw Vine VIM
sAod bc secured hy taking regularly e
dose ttEee times a Gay for several weeks.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11
TRCNPFI,AL L>.

Rams horn ~>o-n0- "a Warning Not.
to the nrede.naed
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11
General lassi.u1e.

We are provided with five organs for keep.
ing the bI0ot! pure they are the skin, the
Kidneys the li.sr, the lungs aud the
bovets. The blood bccoIlee impure for
one or both Of two reasons:
First, something impure has been put
into it, Second, the five excretory organs
have not been Sufficiently active.
Owing 10 lis complicated formation, the
blood is liabla to many morbid changes.
II any II the oTgans ff7t mentioned are not
in perfect working order, so that impurities
are retained. the blood becomes disorfered
anc. even diseased. when corrupieds its
inpLrtt4tSa are abeorbetib by the Tissues, eaGs-
ing er 4ptIuuA. trvers, Ia9.ltGde and iango1r.
For rcSt0rlIs Tie above organ - a health
fut condition there Is no medicine SO eiec-
tive as DIR. NJ. a. Simmons Liver n1edi.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11
gHU H1e&

te.tna, Tenn. writes: Have
1sed DIR. NJ. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine l0yearsf for
sick Stomach, Loss OF
flesh, Low spirits. l.
also cures Liver Disease,
biiiousness, Constipated
Bowels. II does hot grippe,
and takes less 20 operate on
ne than either BLACK
Dva0ght'' or 'Ze.lia's ssnd
i Il ~ a more thorough aud
gentle effect. and leaves NY
tor condition lAaa either
= ar - y-4ff+r
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-11-11

pigh, Hon. ". f. Gladstone
fior. Thomas =. Ped
foe Justin Mccarthy
Han. George r. ffosr
Lieut.. Peary
Wax OPEL
Frank K. Stockton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
NEWS OF CITY HALL COURTS.
Must Have Charge to Detain n boy
nj che HcfOrmatory

Judge Witt. of the Hastings Court. yes
terday rendered his decision In the case
OF John d. Sterling against the Virginia
Prison Association by sustaining the mo-
tion OF the hoy's counsel. and the Cad
was discharged from the refcrmatory.
The result of this decision Will doubt
less be 10 release other inmates OF the
reformatory on similar grounds as those
presented by counsel in the present case.
which are that no criminal charges have
ever been preferred against them.
Mr. Harry NJ. Smith, Jr., represented
the boy In the case.
In the Hastings Court yesterday morn
ing David Mayo (colored) was tried for
assault and given thirty days in jail.
and fined cent a.. t---
The case OF George Patterson (colored).
charged with. assault is on trial
In the Circuit Court Judgment was con-
ferred In the suit OF A. II. Drewry against
Andrew l.. Elicit for S2ss.03.
The case OF Thomas w. Bowery VS..
the Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany Is down for hearing In the Law
and Equity Court to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
A MAIDSTONE WAS SECURED.
MIR. johnson Finds One on Fulton
MN md Applies IL to His son.

Mr.. e. r. Johnson, the Hanover farmer
who. with his son, came here on Tues
dav in search Of a maidstone. both having
been bitten by a dog with hydrophobia.
succeeded in finding one on Fulton Hill.
and applied it to the places on the lad
which had been incised by the teeth OF
the irate canine The stone was first
nlaced I'm warm water, and after 1t had
become slightly heated 1t was placed
on the wounds. 1t was allowed TO re-
main there until it took on green coat.
This will disappear when the stone Is
again placed in water.
Mr.. Johnson did not apply the stone TO
his own hand, because he does not think
the bite is dangerous. as the dogs fangs
did not enter the skin.
Mr.. r. NJ. Ayers, OF 722 west Clay
street. was a caller at the office OF the
Board OF Health yesterday. He has Il
maidstone. and says that he is willing to
allow Mr.. Johnson TO use IL without cost.
The stone has been in his family for 100
wears. 1t has been used In cases OF
snake bite with Il great deal OF success.
Mr. Ayers has never tried IL for dog
bite. and Is anxious to do so to see II II
will do what Is claimed for IL.
When the Malone child, at. Hewletts.
was bitten BY U cat. Mr.. Ayers attempted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
DESIRES TO GET FURTHER FACTS
Judge Wexford to Refer A'eN""-
Lilo CO. IN Conn missioner.

Judge Wexford to Refer Aiex"n-
drin Case 10 Commissioners.
The following letter has been mailed
70 counsel In the Alexandria case. which
was argued before Judge Wexford IN the
Circuit Court last week:
Commonwealth Of Virginia.
attorney Generals Office.
Richmond, Va, April IL, 1897.
'Mr s. G. Brent, Alexandria, Va:
.sMy Dear Sir.-I have just seen Judge
Wexford in the suit of the Board OF
Supervisors of Alexandria county VS.. the
City Council of Alexandria and I. r.
o'Ferrall Governor OF Virginia. lie
eavs mat he will override your demurrer.
and that whilst your answer Is not as
full as il ought to be, he will not re-
'ouire q new one: that whilst he is as
vet doubtful whether his court can en-
Ter n decree. OF sale. and is inclined 10
think that the Legislature should pass
special act for the sale. but that III thdt
case IL will be necessary TO nave al
the facts; therefore. he will enter de-
cree referring the matter 10 some com
missioner to be agreed upon by you ana
Mr.. Armstrong, who shall take evidence
and make as full report as possible
So you and Mr.. Armstrong must pre-
pare the necessary decree lei'i ms ny
matter TO n commissioner. Court Will ad-
ioprn on the 18th. and / would suggest
that you all Immediately prepare con-
sent decree. making this vacation case
and send this TO me to be entered before
the adjournment of The court. Judge Well
ford wants the commissioner to report
upon all the facts in the case: What
was the holding of the property at the
time it was conveyed to the Governor
of Virginia in trust? What was the
value of the property at that time? What
is the value of it now? Whether 1t can
be partitioned? What is the interest
of the city. and what of the county?
Let me know at once what you and
MIR Armstrong wish done. l will be
glad TO assist you in the matter, but
before you do anything else be sure and
have the order drawn. signed by Mr..
Armstrong and yourself making TINS
vacation case. Very truly yours.
ar. CARTER SCOTT"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
a Land COnpany Meets.

The stockholders of the West-End Land
and Improvement Company met yesterday
at the Office Of The president. Inc annual
report showed the company's affairs 10
be in a remarkably sound and healthy
condition.
The sales during the year were A,65iS0;
the expenses. including taxes, were
81 2i69 90: the book value of the stock is
Si645 per share-par value. SO; the total
capital stock is $685. $40; total assets, S6S
go.
The old officers were reelected as fol-
lows: President, James II. Dooley; Vice
President, Thomas NJ. Rutherford; Sec
rotary, George j. Rogers; Treasurer,
Joseph Bryan: Directors-James III. Doc
ley. Joseph Bryan. j. j. Montague. Moses
Milhiser, Thomas NJ. RUTHERFORD,
Thomas n. Carter, and DR.. George o..
'raber
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15


ercises will be held Thursday evening
April 18th. OF the academy OF MUSE
The address OF the evening viii De ae'
livered by Judge Walter Clark OF IA
leigh. n. c. Degrees Will be conferred
hospital appointments announced. ana
prices awarded, according 10 the decisions
arrived at at meeting OF the tacui'!'
TO be held on Apra 18th.
The Alumni Association OF the colieg
will hold their annual meeting at tns
college building on April 18th. AZ
O'Clock. Besides the election or oshcer'
and the discussion OF business matters
there will be a paper read by DR.. VII
liam 3. Gordon, on "Bercdlty as an Euo'
logical Factor In Diseases"
The banquet given by the faculty III
honor OF the graduating class VIII DC
held on the night OF the commencement
after the exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15

The Washington Post of yesterday
says: No.,
Colonel John s. Mosby will not attend
the Grant Memorial monument AFFAIR on
the 9th Of this month, although II was al
first his intention to be present. MS
reasons for absence are that he has not
received any official invitation from any
OF the gentlemen in charge OF the pagaq1e'
rate Veterans OF New York, through
their representative. Mr.. Allen II. Tow
son. invited Colonel Mosby TO lead their
band. but as none of the Officers in charge
of the formation of the parade made any
request, Colonel Mosby decided not to APP
pear on the occasion. General Dodge ana
MAYOR Strong have both chosen four
Confederate soldiers for aides, but no in
vitation was extended TO Colonel Mosoy
by either OF these gentlemen VINO had
matters in their hands. Colonel Mosoy
was the only Confederate officer ever
close TO Grant. and took the state OF
Virginia for the latter in the presidential
campaign. the two remaining firm friends
till Grants death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
The Match Game of Whist.

Considerable interest is being manifest
ed in the match game to be played here
on Easter Monday between the Richmond
and Danville Whist Clubs. Arrange
ments for the contest have about been
perfected, and from present indications
the.entrics will be as follows:
Richmond-Me John Murphy, DR..
BENJAMIN Harrison. G.. Roddy Tenser.
Luke Harvey, William Wood s. l.. Kelly,
Dr. Myer, j. w. Laube. Clement Knox,
and Robert IT.. Briggs.
Danville-Messrs. A. Southat, W. H..
Massie. Professor II. S. Phifer. ii. b.
Watkins. Charles Hindley, II. L. Bass,
]. /. Prtchett, and r. II. Ellyson.
There VIII probably be two or more
games, and after the play is finished the
visitors will be banqueted by the local
club at Murphys Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
Last OF the brownies.

This week we viii close our offer Of
the Brownie Primers TO our patrons.
These interesting little creations of Pal
mer Cox have been greatly appreciated
as is evidenced by the demand for them
from our subscribers. There may be
some who have wanted them, but de-
layed sending in their orders. To such,
we give this timely notice. To secure
the books, cut coupon in advertisement
and send with 10 cents. Be careful to
state whether you wish first, second or
third set, and address Book Department
the Dlsnatch CompanY. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15

There was to have been meeting last
evening OF the Council Commute ON
Ordinances, but that body failed TO get a
quorum.
The Committees on Streets and Health
will hold a joint session at 5 O'Clock fhis
afternoon to consider the ordinance from
the Committee on Retrenchmenf ana ne
form regarding the regulation of the em.
ployees of these departments and tha,r
pay upon days when they report for Jm,,,
and the weather is too Indictment for them
TO work '''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
Death of Mrs. T.. 4. Timbcrinkc.

Mrs z. A. Undertake died yesterday
morning at the residence Of her sOn-ln-
law. Mr.. John w. Todd, in Staunton.
Mrs. Timberlake was the widow of ar.
George Tmberlake. of this city. De
ceased was in the list year of her age
and had lived in Richmond all her life
until she went to Staunton last fall to
take up her residence with her son-in-
law She leaves three sons here-Messrs.
George. Charles W.. and William Z. Tim
berlake. The latter now lies at the point
of death at his home. on Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Undertakes husband was for many
years clerk of the Second Market. Be
fore the war he was a prominent local
merchant.
The remains are expected TO reach this
city on the $3.50 +. NJ train over the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. and the
funeral Will take place directly after
wards from the Clay-Street Methodist
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
Mr.. Dauch's Funeral To-n,x

The funeral Of Mr.. Charles Bauch. who
died suddenly OF apoplexy on Tlesdav
night, will take place from his late resi-
dence No. 2ll west Grace street. az 4
o'clock this afternoon. The service viii
be read by Rev. DIR. Carmichael. rector
OF ST. Paurs church. The interment viii
gentlemen will act as paii-bearers,
Nessrs. James n. Boyd. Oscar Cranz. .jr.
T. X Victor. c. Il. Wexford. r. c. Nor
ton. William Rehling, w. o. Noting, and
Charles f.. Ellison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE 0H
Pamunkey River MarSh'
Best DuCkins Lands in Eastern Virginia.
Also,
Valuable Farm in King William County,
On Southern Railroad, near
Sweet Hall.


In execution OF a deed OF trust da, yea
June ~ lso5. 10 the undersigned. duly re-
corded in Clerks ONCE OF hlng Niliiatp
County Court. Deed Book IL, pase , II,
fault having been made 10 ne -, ~.
OF a note therein secured, ana .,."o me.
quired so TO do, / VIII -" ~
ton. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL a. lss..
al II o'clock A. NJ. the above. '..tSflIa
MARSH LANDS. estimated 70 ..s,ea IS
100 acres Is or 100 acres OF WI.
high land, being bounded on the l'. 10
by the Southern railroad, ana s-,,fs-
southwest By the Pamunkey tittH. ~eyer
men desiring hunting GROUNDS
see the like OF this again. ,-orerty
In the event that this piece es bereir.
does not bring enough 10 pay 'n ,,itsifaw
after-named debt. then / VIII 1890.
the ..marsh property" and sell t,i~g
MON FARM as a whole ~. 10
marsh land. estimated 90 cons' ~ tha
acres bounded on the s0uthN's .h,..f
Pamunkey river. and on ths SUIT
by the public road leading ito,n =, ia
Hall TO West Point. TINS u v"' ,,tnar,
most valuable farms IN Mp ,abie in,.
county. and has upon Il Nai'"''
TERMS: Enough In cash % pay Coz ~
Of sale. any taxes that may Dc uu', "a.
Guiding a ratable proportion gt i1Nes III,
1891. and 10 pay note OF $50, w. w.
terest on same from May ,, lSo. IN 80
due payable In equal instruments ~ .iif
and two years from DAY Oh Si S no,ss wlih
Interest added. and secured by deed u
trust on the properly. m sr.....
Address Pollard 4 Baghy, Kichmo.''
Va. for further particulars. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE MEDICINE.
Plans Being Prepared for Enlarge
ment-The commencement.

Plans are being made. at the instigat!on
Of the faculty Of. the. University College
Of Medicine. for the enlargement and
alteration Of the present building, 80
as 10 meet the requirements of the rapid
ly increasing attendance OF students
The plans and .epefiacations Will be sub
mitted TO the faculty at meeting TO
be held within the next few days.
The fourth annual commencement sx-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
UPRIGHT PIANO, y r G A n,
Y DESKS. SIDE SADDLE. HARNESS,
FURNITURE, &C, AT AUCTION.

! will sell at my auction-house at 1880
a. NJ.
TO-DAY Thursday. APRIL Is. 1897
One Side-Saddle and Set Single Harness;
One Upright Stuyvesant l3 Octave Pr
ano. ebonized case-a good and fine
toned instrument;
One 12-Stop Parlor Organ;
one Fine Brocatelle Parlor Suit and one
Mohar Parlor Suit
walnut and Oak Chamber Suits and
Wardrobes;
One French-Plate Pier Mirror Oak Hall
Stand. Walnut Extension Table. He'd
and other Lounges, Carpets. Bureaus,
Washstands Bedsteads. Chairs. Springs.
lot OF Miscellaneous Books. Toilet Sets,
&c:
One Very Nice Oak Standing Office Desk,
Upright Showcases. and a variety OF
miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
an Is Auctioneer.