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POUNDS A UNIVERSITY.
millionaire Clayton, or Denver, Pro-
yides for a New College.

yides for a New College.
Denver. Colo, Aug. 23.-The will of the
ate George w. Clayton was filed for pro-
pate yesterday morning n provides that
almost the entire estate shall be devoted
to the establishment Of a new university
in Denver. The will is Il lengthy docu-
nent and describes the proposed institu-
on in detail. II Is to partake Of the
characteristics of Glrard college. Phila-
officials, including the chief Justice OF the
supreme court. The wifi was made In 1892.
since which time Clayton's estate has
%shrunken In yalCc greatly. but more than
81. eco. coo will yet be available for the uni
veisity. Judge Moses Hallet. Of the
United States district court, is named as
executor of the estate.
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In a book entitled Rome Finis Sac
Gull" dedicated to Mary Twain, but
extremely serious, II Milan professor,
under the pseudonym Of Politilo, has
made a violent attack OF modern
psychologists, whom he accuses of gen
ernl IGNORANCE and incompetence.
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The railroads of Australia have never
discovered that it is possible to take up
tickets on the train, hence the passen-
gers are locked in the cars to prevent
any of them stealing a ride, and when
they arrive at their station are hustled
out through a turnstile and held up
for their tickets.
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Orders 10 Thir,v.Eir.t-

Fort Thomas, KY, Aug. 21.-Orders
have been received here by the Thirty
first United States infantry TO be in
readiness to move at q moments no
tice. The regiment expects to start by
rail for San Francisco before the end
of this week. All troops have with
drawn from the rifle range.
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The German emperor has never
Been a sluggard and is usually hard at
work in his study at 8 o'clock and on
horseback at 6, while the empress
shares her husbands love of the morn
ing hours and may be seen cantering
On her fayorite mare two hours before
the world breaks Its fast,
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A Number of hard-headed New York
business men, says the Pittsburg Dis
patch, have formed the Transconti-
mental Aeriel Navigation company of
New York. The capital stock of the
company is 500, DOC, 900, and DR.. De-
Bauset, the inventor of an air ship
that is regarded as practical, is the
president and general manager. The
company intends to build four large
aeroplanes, each OF which will travel
100 miles an hour, so that it will be
possible to go from New York to Lon
don and Paris in thirty hours. The
ships will each measure 744 feet over
all, SO that they will be larger than the
largest ocean steamship now i'll exist
ence. THERE'S to be every modern lux
ury and convenience on them, includ
ing barber shops, smoking rooms,
cigar stores, butfets, card rooms,
music rooms, elevators and telephones.
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Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 22-s:3o a. m.-Hogs
Receipts, 10000. Market is strong
to a shade higher. Heavy, $4.55@
a.s7H; mixed, S4.45M4.s5; light, S4.55
al. 90; rough heavy, 81 .20@+.4O.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000. Market is
steady on best; others dull.
Shcep-Receipts, 10000. Market is
strong.
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soIdiers Desert.

Fort Meade, s. d., Aug. 23.-Two SOL
diers from this fort named James Day
and Albert Preston have deserted, and
a search is being made for them
around Lead and Deadwood. Both men
were seen in Deadwood, where they
applied for work. A reward has been
offered for their arrest.
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CUBAN CENSUS DIRECTOR.
Lieutenant Joseph Is. Singer Is
l| AnnOintcI.

Washington, Aug. 23.-secretary
Root has signed the order for the Gu
ban census. The order appoints Lieu
tent Colonel Joseph 3. Sanger director
of the census. and Victor II. Olmsted
assistant director. 1t was at first in
tended that Mr.. Olmsted should be di-
rector and Colonel Sanger supcrin-
tcndent for the var department. The
change places the direction of the cen-
sus more emphatically under the con-
sus is to be completed by or before No.
yember 80.
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A recent bulletin of the United
States treasury announces that during
the ten months ending May l, 1899, Ala
American railroad locomotives were
exported to foreign countries. The
value of these locomotives was $4,000
nnn8
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Race Riots In Rohcm,.

Prague, Bohemia. Aug. 81. h,
riots growing out of race difficulties
between Czechs and Germans
gendarmes charged the mol with
drawn swords, killing four. and
Wounding a number. The tronns
finally restored quiet. ''i'
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The Frankfurter Zeitung has
hns brought together a number of
facts showing that there is at present
in Austria a remarkable growth of cler-
icnl influence and multiplication Of
monasteries. At the principal hospital
in Vienna forty nurses were discharged
the other day and replaced by nuns.
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The commissioner of immigration at
New York, in charge of the bureau in
that city. reports n large demand for
unslsilled labor. Since July ! there had
been inquiries Mt the immigration bn-
reau from different points of the coun-
try for upward of 10000 laborers.
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PAPER 70 BE HIGHER.
Trust md independents Mills Both
@ # ~". IN Rufsn IBrirnc r rs r

W.T. 70 EeUHSK -
New York, Aug. 23.-lt is reported
that both the American Writing Pa
per company, n corporation recently
formed by the consolidation of many
writing paper manufacturing IN
Germs, and the independent mills will
before long raise the prices of writing
paper. The coarscr grades, il is I'm
d%erstood, will be advanced Il cen Il
pound and the price of finer grades
will be correspondingly raised a little
later. The advance is attributed to
the increased cost of raw materials.
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Governor Hogg's early prediction
for politics is established by the story
that early in his incumbency as u JUS
tice of the peace a young lawyer had
the temerity to offer a motion for con-
tinuance in a trial. The justice grave
" assured him as there was no second
to the motion the court would not
entertain it and ordered him to pro-
coed to trial.
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II will cost 500, 52o,os2.o3 to run the
government of Greater New York for
the forthcoming fiscal year, according
to the report of the finance committee.
This includes a deficiency found Of
7,175, s50.ss The amount to be raised
by general taxation is SCI, sos, 751.05. 1t
cost 81, AIT ,Os4.77 to run the city last
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HE Markets.
Sioux civ hive Stock

Sioux City, Aug. 22.-Sioux City Stock
!Yards-Hogs-Mixed and light. s4.2oa4.3 IS;
heavy, $4.15a4.25.
oxen, s2.@a3.25; stockers and feeders,
S3.50d4. so: butcher steers. 4.5045. so;
calves and yearlings. $3,75q4.5O.
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Chicago, Aug. 23.-s a. m.-Hogs-Strong
and fairly steady; about ali selling: esti-
mated receipts tomorrow. 2s,000: light,
A.55N4.90; mixed and butchers, s4.45Gl4.S5;
4.4O.
Cattle-slow; beeyes. s4.5o@6.40; cows
and heifers, s2.O0i4.S IS: stockers and feed
ers, S3.2544.90: Texans, S3.40l4. G..
sheep-steady. s3.5oa4.sJ; lambs, $500
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Captain Clifford Anderson, of Bos-
tor has in his possession the first let
ter written by Zachary Taylor to his
daughter after her marriage. This
daughter eloped with Jefferson Davis.
Captain Anderson came across the let
ter in an autograph Dealers stock and
will return it to Mrs. Davis. Zachary
Taylor was a colonel at the time of
writing.
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Ex-Governor Hogg, Of Texas, is a
wonderful story teller, but either from
carelessness or design makes many
grammatical errors in his conyersa-
ton. He wears n twenty-two-inch col
lar. sports a wide open shirt front, a
frock coat and looks western in the
strne sense of the word.
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Ohio RcGnrm pnn.u

Columbus, O., Aug. 21.-Thc STAG
convention OF the reform party viii
convene at 4 o'clock this afternoon
The advisability of nominating Mnyor
Jones, of.Toledo, for governor is i
Ing considered.
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Brazilian Minister Resigns

Rio Janeiro, Aug. 21.-The minister
of marine, Vice Admiral Manuel j. AL
yes Barbosa, has resigned and Adj
miral Luz has been appointed as his
successor.
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coxEY A pLuTocsAT.
Tho Com'nonweal Leader a III,

Mining Magnatc.
Joplin. Mo-, Aug. 2.-"Gegerala Jacob
S. &coxey, who led the trafap army to
Washington five years ago. has become a
Zinc mining magnate.
Last year he organized a company
among some Of his friends at Massillon,
o.. and took a lease on the shoal Creek
Mining company property. three miles
south OF Joplin. The company began on
Grating last spring, and has Just struck
an immense run OF lead ore ten feet thick.
y ls taking out ore In great quantities..
and Coxey's fortune is maze.
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PROMINENT REBRAsKAN DEAD.
Ellis L.. Bierbower Passes Away-.A
N~~ Pioneer off,

po~co
Pioneer of,71.
Omaha, Aug. 1s.-Ellis l.. Bierbower,
general manager of the Omaha Water
company, died late yesterday after
noon at Buffalo, N. ", where he had
been detained en- route home by an
attack of appendicitis. Mrs. Bier
bower, who was called to his side, had
reached. him Wednesday morning.
When his case grew serious his father
in-law, Ex-Governor Boyd, was sum
moned, the telegram reaching him aft
CT midnight of Wednesday. The gov
ernor and Mrs. Boyd left Yesterday
fer Buffalo.
Mr.. Borrower was born in Dauphfn
county, Pennsylvania, near Harrisburg.
III 1860, was educated at Dickinson college.
Carlisle. Pa, and compie,sd his studies
Pleasant. Ia, removing to Iowa in 1866.
AL the university he was q classmate Of
Ed Allen. Of this city. He went TO Mis-
souri, for two years. and In 1871 came to
being appointed deputy United states
marshal under Marshal Daley. Near the
end of President Hayes term Mr. Esinrs
was appointed marshal. He waka
reappointed by President Arthur md
first term in the sprin of 1859
lie was then for two or three years
vice-president OF the National Bank az
Commerce. Later he was appointed re-
ceiveI. in conjuctton with A. B.. Hunt, OF
the American Waterworks company, ana
aftersthe litigation. an the reorganizaS
tion$heg was made general manager OF TN
present company.
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Over in Louisville. Ky, Martha
washington lincoln is suing for a d.
yssorce from Abraham Lincoln, and IL
what she says is true she should have
her maiden name Martha Washington
tmmediately restored to her.
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AMERICAN ADMIRAn'S VIEW.
War Means the suhjugntion OF thu
ROers.

War Means the subjugation Of the
Roers.
Washington, Aug. 23.-In a report
received at the navy department from
Rear Admiral Howison that officer de-
sclibes the tension existing between
the Transyaal and Great Britain. He
indicates that war may be precipi-
tated by the hotheadedness OF the
Beers.
Though Admiral Howison was not
sent to the Transvaal upon any diplo-
matte mission. he went to that country
when the Chicago arrived at Delagoa
bay last month and joiHed tue ship at
Cape Town, after having made a care
full study of the conditions prevailing
in the sections through which he
passed. Because of the important
recommendations made by the admiral
and his statements respecting the con-
dition of the uitlnnders, the authors
ties are disinclined to make his report
public. 1t would not be surprising in
the event of war if the British govern
ment requested the United States to
take care of its interests in the Trans
vaal, and a ship from the South At
lantic station will undoubtedly be
sent to Delagoa boy to safeguard
American interests.
According to Rear Admiral Howison
there can be only one result of a war
between Great Britain and the South
African republic-the absorption of
the latter country. The Beers are de-
termincd, however, to fight for their
independence. They migrated years
ago to their present homes in order
to. escape foreign dominion, and they
are determined to maintain their in
dependence or die in it's defense.
3 Admiral Howison describes the
mines as fabulously rich. and devotes
a portion of his report to the eharac-
teristtcs of the Beers. lie a y they
are very superstitious and mentions
the d%ecl;nation of the volksrnad to
pass n bill for Kidding the country of
the grasshopper scourgc and for overs
coming the effects of drought, the rea-
son given being hat it would be IN
wise to attempt to thwart the will Of
providence. 1t is apparent from read
ing the ndmiral's report that he be-
i1eves the Beers have put themselves
In as good n condition of readiness as
possible. but it is evident he sees only
one outcome to a war-their subjuga-
ton.
1t is apparent that Admiral Howison
sympatliizes With the uitlandcrs, as he
says they pay ise-sixths of the taxes
and represent three-fifths of the
wealth of the country. There is no
doubt, he thinks that the Roer goycrn
mss:t is very fnvorably inclined to-
ward American citizens. but it cannot
extend privileges to them not accord
ed to the citizens Of other nations. he
cause OF the application of the most IA
Vored nation clause and the necessity
OF treating all foreigners alike.
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Governor Tanner Very Iii.

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. Ex-Governor
Tanner, who is suffering from an at
tack of malarial fever, is n very sick
man this afternoon.
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Great Britain's merchandise imports
during the first six months of 1900
were the largest of any corresponding
period in its history. Its exports for
the same period were the largest since
1891 and have never been exceeded eX-
cept in the opening half of that year
and of 1892.
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PENNSYLVANIA Hanging.

Easton, Pa. Ang. 22.-Llewellyn
Stout, who killed Harvey II. Wurster,
q railway station agent, was hanged
today &
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Major Percy Girouard, who built
the railway for the English in the
soudan, is being made much of in
Montreal. where he is spending his va
alton, the guest of his father, Judge
.3ironnrd, of the Canadian supreme
court. The major is a native of Cam
ada and now 80 years old. His present
%oflicial headquarters are at Cairo,
from which he directs the manage
ncnt Of the Egyptian state railways.
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Minneapolis. Aug. 22.-Close: Wheat
In store:. No: l northern. August. 7Olsc:
September, G1sc; December. roc; May. 7Sc.
trn. i0&c; No. Q northern. 691sc.
Oats-White. 570Mc.
Corn-Yellow. 30ac.
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Weekly Bank Statement.
ew York. Aug. 19.-The weekly bank
~Clonkmnkers Strike.

New York. Aug. D.-Fifteen hundred
cloakmakcrs employed by A. Popkin &
Co. have gone on 4 strike to enforce a
new wage scale.
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Professor Ponl,on's gift Of a statue
of Charles Darwin has been set up in
the University of Oxford museum next
to that of Sir Isaac Newton.
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Professor Hadley, the new president
OF rae, recently described himself ms
the most nervous man on earth
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NIinneaNnIis.

Eggs-Firm; fresh, 12kc.
Cheese-Ffrm; 97sn10c.
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Copper has risen and aluminium de-
clined until the price of the two metals
is almost the same. One pound of
aluminium is equivalent to two of cop.
per in CARRYING electrical energy, and
II it were as easy to work and solder
would probably displace copper to a
considerable extent.
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Enlnl.Crnn G,Amc.

Rnsscllville, NY, Aug. a2--John and
Jay Sanders were killed and four 9th
er negroes wouialcd over u game Of
cards at Parsons camp ground.
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Reject Canal mn.

Berlin, Aug. 19.-The lower house OF the
bin. 225 to l47, So members not voting.
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President Tucker, of Dartmouth, is
a believer in newspapers. 81 do not"
he says, accept the idealized state
ment of Lord Rosebery, who would
eliminate the editorial page from the
newspaper. When the journalist has
the truth of the fact in his possession
and has given it to us his professional
work has just begun. He is to in
terpret and apply the current fact"
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1t is said that at the death Of Hctty
sl,oOO,OU NJ her fortune will
De divided among 100 distant connec-
.ions.
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AGENT, WANTED.

WANTED-AGENTs. LADIES AND
gentlemen wanted to sol our new line
of novelties household goods. etc..
Twenty brand new novelties. Amy c00I
agent can make from two TO- five dole
lars per day. can and seo our same
p.es Samples to agents rea Office
and sample rooms for Richmond. l5
cast Broad street, RICHMOND Use
sTALLMENr CO.. Chas A. Harley.
manager.
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NOTIcFS.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL CAFE,

ono p. Main and on Bank SITS
We wish to can the attention Of The
public io iho n.t Chat our restaurant
has boon placed 'n charge of Mr. o. NJ
lfntzlmer and lhat DC win poe conducted
.n nrst-closs up-to-date manner wlth
oycry doicacy chat the market affords.
and at reasonable prices. We can safely
say. with its electric fan system. makes
our dining rooms the coolest iu The city
our j0c Breakfasts and Dinners a spec
ciatv A. @. ANTHONY & SON.
Jyl0 lr0priet0rS.
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roK RENr

FOR HlRE-NICE DWELLING or 2
rooms. with square of land situated
in Leonard Heights. formerly used bv
Cole a Toler as flower garden. Rent
very low. Apply 90
EDWARD = ROSE COMPANY.
No. Il north Eleventh street.
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WANTED. A PURCHASER FOR sEV-
crai hundred NEW OAK ADJUSTA-
Bile SCHOOL DESKS which Will Doe
sold at sacrifice lD lots 90 suit.
DESKS. care " Times iyl9
ROARDERS, LARGE. AIRY
house. good beds; good bread, adults.
Sl5. under twelve years. s. per month.
Address Mrs. A. q. a. FLEAi Sc Ma
bolton u. o., Hanover county. Va.
frfQ
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RAILROAD s
Atlantic Coast Line
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY Il, 1872
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-BlRD
STREET STATION.

~ a. AZ. Daily arrives Petersburg s.3i
q. Al Norfolk u.zl a. N. stops
"a. sunoik, Va.
''Vo A. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg $50
A. III, Weldon N 40 A. A.. Fayette-
file SO L. A., Charleston 1870 L.
a., savannah lL.0J A. 81. Jackson
me 80 A. a., Port Tampa 0.-J r.
N connects at wilson with 40. a.
arriving GoIdsboro $40 r.. NJ. VIII
uilil- oh 1.f1 r.. VI. Pullman Sleep
,,.,o ef New York 20 jacksonville
'''' y "a Daliy except sunday, arrives
chester Drewrys Bluff. Centra.ia
aho chester 0n signal
s'o5 7. 81. Daily. local. arrives Peters
oufs 4lJ h. N. Makes an stops
90 =. " Daily arrives Petersburg 20
~. Makes local stop h. and +.
''S0 y Daily. arrives Petersburg S.0l
a. connects with y and W FOR
Npll1lk ana intermediate points.
T. ~" ora .lo connects with a. and
Ia9 5gr ,stiohs between EmpoIa and
fe}etiey.le l.0l a IT,. Charleston
6N 4. NJ, savannah sos A. N
S.a.esNsson,y,ii.e 100 p. NJ. port-Tampa
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEoR-
GlA POlNIS-Arriying AlFen ,.2S
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a d., Augusta $40 A. NJ. aIac0u n
a. 81. Atlanta lz.l5 l.. 3d. Pullman
eieepers New York o. Wilmington
hti'eeiNu Jack onfp-e. Aiken, Au-
gufta and Macon
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local stops between Petersburg and
4om Arrives Lynchnurg 2.1j a.
toI .va- lO4o a. NJ Pullman sleeper
Richmond 20 Lynchburg
1913 p y. Daily Arrives Petersburg 1880
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y PHILADELPHIA. RICH 6yEN
MOND AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY at day
light.
Freight received daily tn p N.
Fare ON passenger steamers. including
rreals and berth. $500.
,sor further information apply TO
J. W. NcCARRTcE.
Cen. Southern Agent office Rockets.
NJ. =. CLYDE & CO.
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uELr wANrED-Temale.

WANTED.-GIRLs TO MAKE ALTO
uacco Cigarettes. Hands paid while
learning Apply to ALLEN d. GINTER
BRANCH Cor. Sixth and Cary sts
WANTED. MEN TO PUT UP TWO
storage tanks for 0il on brick f1und1-
lions, aIso want t0 buy 1900 second
hand bricks. Apply B., T.. %. Box feG.
city. JyZf
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by virtue az "a oteite or ltNIicp VI
cut Court entered june -, ley5, ~ INC
suit O. Peter Copeland ana VIE IS. 4. d.
CheWning 81 ais, trustees az "l".' tlo
nnderslshc1, slerdl coininit 'ohtis 'Hett
t} oppolhle+ 40. tte l.' P..,, "'' '-''' u!
auction. upon tho premises On
THURSDAY. july I'D. lo.J.
90 O'Clock IL ~. tnc above NALDA-
BILE HIAL LolAii., 5 .as between
hIoou.nea.Io STOCK fafu a.u DlinDai-
on TIE south side of tle county ROAD. q li5
property hus ucfn suul.tlotl ono WIZ pc
oiefel Tor sale in flN t.-"D"I II, -.
tatn .iiuH On iNc ht" county ioau,
AID runn.ue back towards ,ae Brook
THIS sale offers uhc opportunity to iLoee
wishing lo combine cts VAN lntfy Iie.
The inuatory has already boon made. 300
mat several promHcnt tentDhtN NAl
act cher uusIuc JOB the City aAo iee't
in This locality. The rear portion oi t.a
property. .l0uD fIC Brook. b. U.uNu. II.N