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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-19
Justice to the rircmen and Police.

Justice to the Eircmcn and Police.
For the benefit OF the grumblers who are
denouucing the fire and police departments
for not having prevented the Southern
Hote, fire Tuesday night it should be stated
that over half of the three hundred people
saved owe their lives to the firemen and po-
licemcn who were at the fire. Every man,
woman, and child who showed themselves
at window Of the hotel that night was
saved, except the ten who Jumped out ana
killed themselves. More than hundred
were taken of the Fourth-street ana
Walnut-street porches by the hfemen.
and as many more were guiaea out .,
tbc ho,cl fsomc Of them carried QUIT
NV nolicemen. Phclin Toolc alone rescued
ten persons from fourth, fifth, ana slX.h-
Storv windows on the Fourth-stfeet side.
sl;ro HciStcr rescued eight Scrvant-Siris
from a siyth-story window on the Elm
stree: side, and Barney Mckernan, ana!
E;rl and Ed. Thorn rescued three or lour
nocb from the windows OF the fourth ana
fitth-storics on the Fourth-Street Slde. ana
Of;cers Tom Bovd and Ed. Fenlon rescued
thrcr persons from a fourth-story window
over the Monkeys saloon. on the Fifth
street side. These were all the opportuni-
ties that either police or tiremen were gwen
10 rescue people from the windows, but had
it not been for Officers Larry, hlckham,
BlGckford, Clark, Dillon, Sullivan, Hamll-
ton, Maxwell, Weldon, Caifman. Godfrey,
Rinschc, Irwin, League. and O'Sullivan,
the number lost would have been fully =
hundred more than it was. These officers
made from two to four trips each up the
ladies' entrance and through the Railways
OF the different floors, rouSlng up the guests
and directing them out OF the building
st. LOUIS Times.
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How n Broker Earned FiftY DOfin rs

no" u ESFONeE EaEHS" aAAsf HON"''
Mr.. William Barker. q well-known bro
ker. stepped into the office OF soap manu-
facturer yesterday, and complained OF the
dullness. II can make it lively for YOU"
said the soap man, Il can put you in the
way OF making 800 in fifteen minutes; but
know you would back out" "Show me
the chance" said the broker, "and II /
back out will give you S5,000.' "Well,"
said the soap man, " will give You $50 il
YOU will take one Of my large advertising
signs, put it on your breast, carry it up
Wall street from Pearl street to Broadway,
and return
Mr.. Barker picked up the sign, adjusted
il. and sailed into the street. Upon the
sign were large picture OF Il negro woman
washing clothing and the words, ''--'s
Soap is the Best" The sight OF q we'll.
known broker, OF mature years, carrying 4
soar-Si.n caused great aStonishmentin Wall
street. Mr.. Barker had not walked'three
blocks before hundred men and boys We're
at his heels, and when he started on the
home-stretch the crowd had increased to
fully five hundred. Boot-blacks, news
BOYS, and Wall-Strcet messengers shouted
and cheercd, and brokers rushed from their
offices to the street to ascertain the cause OF
the excitement.
In exactly fifteen minutes Mr.. Barker re
ported at the soap mans Office and was paid
his $50. As he pocketed the money and
wiped his forehead, he exclaimed, /" | would
not carry that sign again in Wall street Tor
$l0,000."-Neap York paper.
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by j. l.. Appcrson,
Peal Estate huctiOnccr.

GALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
y mo. II AND BUILDING LOTS ON THE
EAST LINE or THIRD STREET.-BS virtue OF
ihrc deeds of trust TO dated the 3Oth day OF
January 1875; one dated January Si as7S, and and
wife, and also Ivy virtue Of an order of the District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern DstriSs
1877. In the matter Of S. NJ. Simpson, bankrupt;
the undersigned, commSsioners and 1rustses VIII
1877 at 6 o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, TO otter
for sale at public auction that VALUABLE bf io
ERTY on Third street between Franklin and Main
Streets now occupied by S. NJ. simpson, being part
of Lot GAP, and fronting sc 1912 feet on Third
street and running back 90 feet. This Is an excel
lent piece OF property, admirably located and the
buildings not only very large and conveniently ar
ranged but in excellent repair. VIII he sold rs
whole or divided. as may he deemed best.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance payable IN SIX,
twelve and eighteen months after sale evidenced by
negotiable notes and lille retained until me whole
Ultrcha.c-money Is paid and deed ordered by Court
JAMES l.. APPERSON,
JOHN s. WISE,
f. N. CRUMP.
anil. Commissioners.
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"OLD 81" on BLUE GLASS. old ST and
one of his chums met at James's Bank
corner yesterday morning. "Whar is you
bin dis mornin', Peter?" "Pse bin up Oar
at Marse Willium's house putin in some
blue glass in de winders oh de tlow'r-kon-
servatif.". "Blue glass: Whar for they
putin dat kline oh glass in dere 'stid OBJ de
or'nary glass ?" II dunno, sho', But dere's
some kline OBJ Silence in hit, fer heah dat
blue glass kyores d'zease, fattens hogs,
meks de crooked strate, an dc Vegetables
and fiow'rs ter grow three time ez fas' and
TO- times as fine" Aw, go way niger
wha' kline OBJ Ticker did Marse Willium glib
you dis mornin' for da iob?" "Hit's de
trufe, 'cordin' to Marse Willium. He say dat
blue glass is got mo- raisln' pow'r dan all de
guwanner and soupefosfates in de coun-
try" "Well, now, you'se stewart in do
cha'ch, amt yer:" "Yas, sir" "Well,
now, you ies git er blue-glass sa'sser mex
Sunday, an see de 'feckt OBJ hit when yer
60 ter raise de colleckshun. Eff dat succeed
Pre- gwine to bleed in de silence oh blue
glass. but not befo'. "-Atianta (Ga.) Con-
Stttati0n.
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The irreconcilable Robert Toombs has a
poor opinion Of southern "Demccrats.H In
his opinion, Mr.. Hayes will have no diff
Guilty whatever in finding plenty OF them
who will not only take office under his Gov
eminent, but give it their sympathy and
countenance without being bribed thereto
by any share of the spois. He Will find
them, according to the sarcastic Toombs,
among those who accepted the reconstruc-
ton acts; among those who consider the
So-cdlted fourteenth and fifteenth amend
ments as sacred and binding" and "among
those who consider that governments were
instituted among men for the benefit Of
public plunderers, (which would include
about all the democrats there are, eX-
cept Toombs. But, then, it is manfestly
Toombs's opinion that he is about the only
genuine Democrat left: in which opinion
he is perhaps not very far out Of the way.
Ch,ca4O Times.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
1113 Main street.

A VALUABLE .MARKET-GARDEN
N FARM ONE MILE NORTH OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND FOR SALE by AUCTION
We shall sell by auction. on the premises. on FRI
DAY the 10th April, 1877, ut ~ O'Clock j. NJ. the
VALUABLE MARKET-GARDEN FARM owned
and occupied for the last twenty years by Mr..
Thomas Bruton, containing FIVE ACRES of high
iy-improved garden land, with asparagus beds,
strawberry plants, fruits, flowers, &c, and COM
Portable FRAME DWELLING with five rooms;
the usual out-houscs. &c, In good repair; located
mile north OF Richmond, OIL The road running par
allcl with and between the Brook and The Rich
mond and Hcnrico turnpikes, near the residences of
the late Alexander r. HoadaY, Garland Hanes, and
others.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six and twelve
months negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
mcnts with interest added and secured by deed OF
trust RICHARDSON & CO..
Real Estate Auciionecrs,
an7 lib Main street.
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RAILROAD LINE.

G@ -: e; ~ z3:s!sss,,,,,
p p,ASD PErgEs,r.
( lOMMENCING MARCH II '1,a sr.T,
~ Oh this road will run ~ foox'' ioi', train,
LEAVaHrCHMosD sor.rr
7:25 a. ". THROUGH uau ''L' H.
vnnn m,ihaf'e1.nn, Augusta, ,nn,,nnthtef;'ar
;I., Raleigh, Atlsn,a '"i4a. -
: anh aY M"bir. va, ,H.rT.
a i MI POINTS South Ard = pr"an.
a .s, connects at Pcter.L,nsn' r.llhsh,,.
for 1n IT. M,isSiSsippi and Gb1o Nm Gc
"r, hiy,ncnbury. tarmyillDc' 70, tI,'iHai
S,'. eE'tlons On TIA, rt1d ~ 'ti4,
1.onpu StJtS oniy al Manchester Ma trsi9
Law '''' ImaS.st,o,;MhODATTON DALI 'H,,r'.
peIs taxing this Train will faSir.
.nhhhtc,ion AZ Petersburg , a,'.' cf~.
cru ,tna ~ NorfoIk with spirnd,I iN.2r'Et
steamers Tor Baltimore, XXI E1g-l.a.
anu Ne" YORK, AMI viii, tp.n"hlh.
riii'iioI steamers for Nrvs W 20 H.
,.nnpu IN ma; ~ Al regular station. '"S' .':-
WV ''' r rmrhiniIT daily i'xccp, s,,nG, Hzal
las 7. NJ. THROUGH MAIL d,rr,
T1EI' connecting for Wclt,a ,n' ~.
Wilmington, Charlcston." ~, "a IVA,
ana ii points In Fiorid, ulh530,
South. ''''iHS'pn Az! ,as
LEAVE PETERSBURG Soprr
G:33 A. ~, TIIROCGH MAIL d,jrv ~"
uay connecting with llchncnr% ,NH1l
rricksbury ano Potomac r"W..'' ff-t.
,.., =, az point: NORTH, Fast and W:.....A Gr
Ea' a. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIS daily tr %'%
,,.oo =, dayl: with coach attached. 'eN'9!, Sc.
1l:oo y. NJ, ACCOhMODATIOS TH,rv
=. passenger coach attached NV F'A
7:le +. 81. THROUGH MAI. dalIy. co.
WIN RlchIn"nf. Frederic. .,s""''."'c'a2
Potomac railroad Tor ali rnt.tH ~!
ana West. Sleeper attached az ~, h,:'i
through. Also, msaEing cI",a f.llhetts
hon with the chsapcakn ,' "a1rc.
railroad for the Vlryna Srr @,i DHg
all points North anI W,.t. ErrSStt< ~!
=, stops only al Manrhc,trr ,rJ ~ trta
from Richmond South. INV +i!lE t7Na
Passengers for Clover Hi connie, ., 49,.
daily, except Sunday. 80 ''"'"r
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at Q 4. N.apa 30,
sunday Till further Eotlrr ''' "'';r
AL TRAINS leaving Petersburg yuIs.
the Apponattox depot. ''"'' ii31
NH ~ \. SHAW. Srp,in.a,,.,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-19
by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
a. VALUABLE REAL y, ESTATE sITUAT FED
AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS AT AUCTION.
In execution of deed Of trust duly recorded In
Richmond Chancery Court. In D. Is. 80 A, page
Est. the undersigned, the duly substituted trustee,
being requested by the holder OF tho bond secured,
will sell by auction, upon the premises, on WE'D
NEsDAY The 25th day Of April, commencing at at
4 o'clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
the said decd the consisting OLA lot Of ground
situated Mt the northeast Of Gary and Seven
teenth streets fronting &C feet the north side of
Cary street, and running back on the east line OF
Seventeenth street, which 1t also fronts 15G feet
more or lessl 10 alley. Upon the property stands
the Office of Writ Roberts, besides long ROW of old
The location Of Ills property makes 1t valuable as
site for a large manufacturing establishment, or
for number of small stores and tenements, 'front.'
ing both on Gary aud Seventeenth streets
TERMS: The deed authorizes n sale for cash suf1l-
cient to defrny the expenses OF sale and 10 pay of
bond for 900, with interest thereon from the 1st
of July, S76 but 1t Is probable that more accom-
modn,ing terms may be announced at the time Of
sale. EDMUND WADDILL, JR.,
Substituted Trustee.
GRuBBs WILLIAMS, Auctpneers. ap Ia
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by ". Goddin and Bronaugh & Taylor,
AucttoneerS.

n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALARGE
EsTATE IN IN M4NcHEsTER, AND II cHEs.
TEksx Virtue decree of The Circuit Court
of Chesterfield county entered at the May term,
1875, in the case of Males ADMINISTRATIVE vs. W
BY appointed, win offer for sale at public auction, on
valuable REAL ESTATE in the town Of Manehes
ter, on TUESOAY. 24th DAY OF April, 1877 CON-
fnS9s i GsS ISr 244 and whole
0 2 on tine north sdG OF erry Tee
Donoueh street, each 1856 BY 1872 feet, on one of
which there is body of fine brick clay These are
brick-paved sidewalk and granite carrlageway in
front, and having fine view of Richmond.
LOTS Nos. 264 and 2S5, fronting 2G4 feet on the
streets, having thereon EIGHT TENEMENTS. This
properly will be sold whole, divided into
raj parcels, as may be deemed best at the hour of
Also, the HALF-ACRE LOT No. 253, fronting
on Perry street 1872 feet, running back 165 feet on
Also, HALF-ACRE LOT No. 242, fronting l65
feet on Seventh street, running back 1872 feet.
Also, LOTS Nos. IT, 15. and 10. fronting 80 feet
Also SIX LOTS in Mayo's plan between Summers
street and the Danville railroad-Nos. %, 20, "a,
Also, a TRIANGULAR LOT adjoining the above.
AIS, Also, TRIANGULAR LOT fronting ON the Dam
Also, LOT ON Fifth street, fronting 33 feet, be-
tween Perry and McDonough streets, running back
irregular depth to the canal.
Also, LOT No. 254, with the large MANSION.
&c, thereon fronting 60 feet OH Sixth street,
ming back 1872 feet.
Plats will b. exhibited at the sale.
After the sale OF the last-named lot and In front
or Mr: Brander's late residence, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND IN Chesterfield county, about
three miles from Manchester, on the west side of
rock road, opposite the present residence of Mr..
w. H. Brander, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND SEYENTY-FIYE ACRES, adjoining the
lands Of Messrs. Joseph Walker, w. Mayo, Jasper
Clayton. and T. j. Mose!ey. This land will be divided
Into several small parcels, according to plat Of
vey.a part OF which Is heavily set In wood and tim
Der, and on another part there Is small DWELL
ING containing five rooms, and hay-barn.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-four months, for negotiable
notes, interest added and title retained until all OF
the purchase-money is paid (.
W. W. COSBY. /
j. G.. @. MCRAE,
mn 1T.19.2l,23&24 commissioners
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yLapcaster s. Lucke,
Stock und Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank building, Richmond, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
ROAD 5f PR6 OF ~ IN CHEsTEKEiELp c0US-
Court of the city of Richmond rendered on the
18th day Of June, 1876, in the suit OF Lancaster
and others, trustees, against the Glover Hill Rail-
pointed by said decree proceed to SCI by public auc,
ton, at the office of Lancaster Lucke, No; I'LL
Main in 9f s1 ,n at the hour
ss iSGTf REGefSiPEY known as the
serield Consisting ' Of NINE III muSDED AND
THoUsAND SIX HUNDRED AND sIXTY-FIy +
undivided interests and leasehods. and al the A.
CH1NERY and IMPLEMENTS used herewith;
and also the GLOVER HILL KALRohD which
Hill Mines 10 Osborne's, on James river, with all
its ROAD-BED, SInINGS. RAILS, stills, STA
and COAL RESERVOIR. All OF The above property
will be sold as whole, and lists of the same In de.
tail have been printed and will be furnished to all
TIE TERMS OF SALE will be s1,640 payable
ist day Of January, 1878; osl,64Y on the 1st
of ofy ya on Syy 1872 and on ist
of July, 1879: and as to the balance nee, Of
paid in cash, one third thereof in six months, and
one third thereof In twelve monthS-such deferred
payments to be secured by negotiable notes OF the
by deed of trust on the property. -,
2. And at the same time and place shall also sell
by public auction, and under the authority OF the
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
COAI-CARS TEN GONDOLAS. TWO Bon
CARS, ONE SECOND-CLASSPASSE ER-CAR.
This roling-stock Is now in use on the Glover Hill
railroad, and may be examined atany time by those
desiring to purchase.
J THE TERMS OF SALE will he one third cash, one
third OIL credit of slS~mouths. and one third on
credit of twelve months, said deferred payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes OF the purchasers
with approved cndorsers, and secured by u deed Of
trust on the property.
s. 4 TRACT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LAND, known rs ''TiZZard's,r and Tying near the
mines. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THlR-
TY-THREE AND 4 HALF ACRES, the mineral
rights being reserved, they not belonging to the
Clover Hill Company.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be cash sufficient TO
nay a debt of about 1900; and as to the balance,
In two equal payments-onc Mt six months and ole
at twelve months-evidenced by the note or bond of
the purchaser, and secured by deed OF trust on the
property.
will be cried ont to the highest bidder, and the DID
reported 10 the court.
Persons desiring to Inspect the property will be
shown through the works by the managers at Glover
Trains leave Byrd-Strect depot at 1870 r. NJ.
daily Train leaves Glover Hin at 6:l5 A. M daily.
JAMES II. WERTH,
Special Commissioner.
9Th and Byrd Streets. Richmond, va.
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RAILROAD LINES.
fiEi gssr r..zssssl 80 r5IssaE
S@sS
AND DANNILLE
In RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL 6. 1877.
THROUGH NAIL.
1888 4. NJ, leaves Richmond daily. connecting At
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and \. W. y. &. X. K. al
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta ana
Richmond Airline railway for At
lanta Macon. jacksonville. Monfgnmr-
ry, Mobile. and New Orleans, and all
southwestern points. With c. {. and
AR. X. for Columbia, Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points,
LYNCTBUPG ACCOMMODATIONS.
$40 a. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for Burkeville,
Farmville, Lynchburg, and interme-
liatc points. making close connection
at Lynchburg for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH NAIL,
SOB z. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division y. W. n.
c. T.. r., c. G. and 4. K. R., and
Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
way from all southern and southwest
points, ard with Richmond, Frcdc-
rickSburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION
$3.50 Z. NJ. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg. Farmville, Burkeville. and all In
tcrmedate points, and from all SOUTH
western points.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleepinc-cars through bet"rcn Rick
mond and Brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets. No lay-over
checks Will he given. T. NJ. Z. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN II. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l1l3 Main street.

An ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN FARM
N FOR SALE BY AUCTION-At the request OF
Mr. Hotties, whose business In The city requires his
entire attention, shall sell by auction. on the
premises, on FRIDAY 1hc goth Of April, ST., ut
u O'Clock p. NJ, Immediately after the sale OF Mr.
Br,ltons property, advertised by u.s. his attractive
SUBUR n FARM OF TWENTi-TIlREE
ACRES OF II1GIILY-IMPROEED LAND, with z
NEW TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, and
the usual Out-houses; large oak grove, grape
vines slrubbcry. &C.; the road leading from The
Brook turnpike to The Richmond and I1cnrico turH-
pike, adjoining the lands Of David lanes and
others. one mile north of the city of RichInont
TERMS: Liberal. RICHARDSON CO...
AN Ia lib Main street.
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By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COTTAGE FARMS AND MARkEI -
~ GARDENS, TWO MILES NORTH Of RIC:i-
MOND. AT AUCTlON.-On MONDAY, April 3G H.,
ut O'Clock +. ~ we will sell, upon the PREMISE
TRACT OF 25 lilo ACRES. bounded by The CID
Brook road, Cuunon'S road. l,uron's road, and the
land of Charles Y. Morris. Esq.
1t lies just east OF the Brook turnpike and oppo-
site 10 the lands OF MeSSrs Thr0gmOr;on. iiiggnSon.
Stansbury, Rose, J. G. Burton, and others. and may
he reached by three of the main lhorOnghfarcs Lead
ing TO the city. II IS beautifully situated In thck-
ly-eetlcd and good neighborhood. with 4 fine soil,
capable of the highest degree Of improvement, and
has upon II 4 bold spring AS whole This can be
made beautiful little farm. possessing as 1t does
every advantage Of situation, soil! and proximity 10
the city by good roads; but II may be sold i'll five or
six parcels of from four to five acres EACH all har-
ing good road-ronls. and one Of them. situated at
the corner Of public roads, is excellent site
for store or shop
This Is fine chance for persons OF small means TO
obtain desirable hOmcscadS.
A nlrp Of the land, showing The subdivisions, may
be seen at orr Office. 49,
TERMS: Liberal. and reasonable discount Will
be made to those who pay cash In full.
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS.
ap1 1924 Auctioneers.
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BY w. Godtlin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE LOT ON THE EAST LINE OF
PEARL STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS.-By virtue of decree of the Chanccry
Court of The city of Richmond entered on the goth
of November, 1875. In the case of Dupont DE Ne
mour 6 Co. against Thompson, we shall, us special
commissioners thereby appointed proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises: on FRIDAY the
10th day of April, 1877, at l o'clock r. NJ: that
VERY VALUABLE LOT located above, 'front.'
ing 22 feet and running hack 101a feet. 1t Is well
situated for wholesale store.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance 1T four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained until all Of the purchase
money Is fully paid and conveyance ordered by the
court. l.: X. SplIMAN,
WILLIAM i. ROTALL.
JAMES II. DOOLET,
Special Commissioners.
~. GoDpIE, Auctioncer. ap IA
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AUCTION sALEs...Futurc pays.
by Frank D. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr'
1IO4 Main street.
=, ], !, 80 r-1 1,rtr IN rrpY ATTRAC-

BEAUTIFUL AND VERY ATTRAC-
ID TIVE COTTAGE r RESIDENCE, Nc. z sC ~
FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIH hNn E ~. ri
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.IAt, WI Inc re-
quest OF Mr. N. NJ Wilson, the owner, VIII offer s
at auction on the premises locate9 Us 81 nc,ont
P. NJ that most elgbly located and desirable COT
TAGE HOME, ut present occupied DIV lnc 9" dn,i
tains six large and two small rooms, besides two
store-rooms adjoining the dinine.room Dn. a,ps
pantry, with hot and cold water two bathrooms
With hot and cold water, &c. The Kitchen ~ o. Of
brick and detached, and contains Inlee Us
rooms with ample laundry accommodations; ere ere
CANT range, with hot and cold water, &c: .,, brick
stable In rear anil fronting OIL VIDE ney' MIN NIL, nc ,
commodntions for carriage and horses. inc lot
fronts on Fifth street SO feet and has depth OF
100 feet to alley about 20 feet Woe; , '
alley in rear there IL side alley three Ieet Wlue OF
Fifh street. This property Is centrally situat ,,,
being convenient to all the business portions Vi u'e
city. and Is in the best neighborhood IN INC cry
TERMS One fourth cash; the balance III one,
two and three years, with SIX per cent interest," ao
died. secured by trust deed. ,,,.
ap10 FRANK ID. HID. Auc IoMeeI.
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Nv +. w. Powell, Auctioncer,
1924 Main street.

DRUGSTORE FOR SALE AT AUG
DTION.-On THURSDAY the 10Th Instant, ut
10 O'Clock, win offer for sale at auction In the store
the stock Of DRUGS. MEDICINES, FANCY
GOODS, and FIXTURES, which include Counters
Shelving, Drawers. Patent-Mcdfcine Cases IRE
Scription-Case, Labcl-CaSc, Showcases. SNOW
Bottles, Patcpt Oil-Can. aud everything usually
found in stclass store.
This is chance seldom offered TO parties ~ishinE
IN lny drugstore with fixtures of the best quality
an i7-3,x E.W. POWELL, Auctioneer.