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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

The County Sunday School Convention
Will meet in the Baptist Church Of
Newberry Thursday next at 10 A. NJ
and will continue in session two days.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Y. M. c. A.

7. NJ. -. =.
It having come to the knowledge OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
that our Hall has been used for other
purposes than that for which we intend
it; therefore. be it
Resosvsd, That henceforth any per-
sons or Societies wishing to use said
Hall shall make application to the Ex-
.ecutt1e Committee of the 7. NJ. G. A.
&C. JONES. President.
:JSo. S. CARw1LE. Secretary.
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Prospsrity High School.

ProSpeFty Hlgn Schoo!'
Prof. D. G. Lake has been elected by
the Board of Trustees Principal of the
Prosperity High School. Prof. E. Il.
Aull was elected assistant; but his place
will have to be filed by another as he
Ass accepted position in the College.
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

a large supply Of PURE LAKE ICE al
ways on hand, at /! to &c. a 10. No charge
for packing &C, otry orders amounting to
100 lbs. uoul ;or delivery on Sunday, S
to . a. NJ, 1890 to l.30 and $50 to 80
P. VI. No yeriatioa from this rule except
in cases OF sickness.
.. G. JONES.
Apr. 81, l7-tf.
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xendaIps Treatise on the Horse.

This valuable book is for sale at the
HERALD Book Store, price only % cents
for single copy, OF five copies for Sl.W.
This book tells you what to do for your
horse when sick, and treats of every dis
ease to which horse is liable. Get a
CODY and save money and anxiety.
Only. for sale at the
51-tf HERALD Book STORE.
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A!IU HLttIIy ONI-CI DVVhs III
PROSE and POETRY
EQUALLY As LOW.
AT
7. e. GREN EhER,
BOOK STORE.
lLSTON DINNER HOCSB,

Passengers o.: both the Up and down
trains have the usu.l time for DINNER at
Aston, the junction OF the G. g. c. P. R.,
and the S. g. l. c. Z. r.
Fare well prepared, and the charge rea-
sonable. MRS. ID. a. ELKlNs.
Oct. 9, 4l-tf.
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Club Rates.
The Columbia Register will be club
bed with the HERALD as follows: Wee5-
ly Register and HERALD $3.50, Try
a0cekly Register and HERALD IS, Daaty
Register and HERALD 1915.
The Weekly Yeonaaaa and HERALD at
$3.50. Att.
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Camp Meeting.

Camp Meeting.
The Ebenezer Camp Meeting, three
miles from Newberry, will begin
Thursday the 18th day Of August.
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Mr.. L. S. Bowers, post master at
Prosperity is our authorized agent at
that place.
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JUST RECEIVED.
Leslie's Sunday Magazine.
Boys Nickel Library.
New York Weekly.
New York Boys.
Golden Days.
Weekly Novelist.
For sale at
244t HERALD BOOK STORE.
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p Persons having any Beer Bottles
belonging to me will please return them
at once. L. -. BOOZER.
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= Persons having any Beer Bottles
belonging to me will please return them
1t once. T. @. BooZER.
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WADl.EY, EMANUEL Co., GA.

UcC. ~, IoIJ.
Gentlemen: WEileattending the Gen
eral Assembly this summer, I tried your
St;< Cnrine ON my leg, it being affected
with an old sore caused by a wound re-
ccive;l during the late war. After hav-
ing thoroughly tested it l am compelled
to Say THAI j, is Il success. for have had
experience with different physicians and
remedies. and found nothing 10 cure me.
until I used your Star Curine, which has
cured remarkable bad case. Wishing
you success, am yours, respectfully,
JOHN BELL.
For sale hv DR.. ". E. PELHAM. 50-1Y
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E3.sgSs - gAssscy .9szScIes.
]l4TDI# / TlRRiNT,
Druggists and Pharmacists.

For PURE DRUGS and CHEMICALS.
NEW ani RELIABLE PREPARATIONS,
we offer attractions second to none.
Our stock is NEW, WARRANTED GEN
CINE apG Of the BEST QUALITY.
An examination OF 0ur stock, and i share
Of The pubic patronage Is respectfully So
lcted.
All crlcrs entrusted to "nr care VII re-
ceire prompt attention.
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Picnic at Kinard's.

There will be picnic at kinard's
Turn Out Saturday. 23d instant. The
public is invited to be present with bas-
kets. Thanks for special invitation.
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For sale by DR.. ". E. PELHAM. So
THE REVISED VERSION

THE REVISED VERSION
OF THE
NEW TESTAMENT,
AND
THE COMPANION
TO THE NEW TESTAMENT.
For sale at
HERALD BOOK STORE.
25-tf.
A The best Organ at Eduard Scholtz's.
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Personal.
Mrs. E. C. Jones left Thursday for
Cokesbury.
MIR. J. N. Fowles left yesterday for
Flat Rock, n. c.
Mr.. Alex. McBee, Jr., Of GreenVille,
was in Newberry last week.
DR.. J. W. Ferguson left Saturday for
Cesar's Head to recuperate.
Mr.. J. D. Smith returned Thursday
from Tennessee with horses.
Mr.. S. P. Boozer and family went up
to Walhalla last week for short visit.
Mr.. Jno. B. Carwile, Cashier of the
National Bank, left Monday for Ashe-
vile.
Capt. Robt. W. Davis left Friday to
take charge Of the Steamer on the
French Broad.
Messrs. Thos. Q. Beozer, E. C. Jones
and Henry A. Burns left Monday for
Glenn Springs.
Geo. D. Haltiwanger, Esq. of the
Lexington Bar, was in Newberry last
week on business.
Col. B. F. Griffin is spending few
days with bis son, Mr.. B. F. Griffin, Jr.,
in town. He is just convalescing from
q severe spell of fever.
Mr.. Daniel DeWalt, of Tennessee, a
nephew of Maj. G. G. DeWalt, and a
former resident of Newberry, has been
on visit to this County for several
days.
Miss Bennie Holloway, who attended
Capt. Pliers. Academy the past year,
has returned to her home in Atlanta.
Her aunt, Mrs. D. M. Ward, accompa-
MED her for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Walter, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. M. Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Brown and Miss Lizzie Simmons
left Thursday for Highlands, North
Carolina. They went by way of Wal
balla, and expect to be absenta month
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Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and for rent,
for sale at this Office.
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Commercial.
NEwEERRY, S. c., July 19, 1881

NeTberry Prices Current.
CORRECTED wLEKiN
By j. N. MARTIN & co.
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Club Rates.

THOMPSON, Dentist, opposite Herald office
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NEW PUBLICATIONS!

@- The best Organ at Eduard scholtz's.
Oily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-08

Rri,f items. The new ordinances re.
Gently printed cost the city s24s.'s. Se'eis'
hundred copies were printed.
psv Mr. Powell, OF Ashland, occupied
the pulpit Sunday morning at tue Me'hoois'
'" The scholars az the Wesi-End Methodist
s,n.,av school are making preparations Tor
their first anniversary, which comes on III
few weeks.
The Ci,y Council has ordered new floor
10 be laid IN the ensine.house.
Permissions have been granted TO james
Morton TO build frame house on Sixttenta
street between Stockton and Everett; d.
n. Earrar, 10 build a frame dwelling on
Porer street between Thirteenth ana -FOUR
tef nth. and John T.. sampson q Brotbers
10 buiid an addition to dwelling on the cp'
ner az Twelfth and stockton streets.
Mayor Tayior hsd two young men before
his court Yesterday charged with hghiing I'D
The street. They were ined s2.5O ana COSTS.
Both OF Beattie's stages are now Oh 'ne
line again. uaoa
Hart a. Resms's MINISTRIES had crowneo
,,n,.a =, f,e,slcy,s Hall Saturday night. The
usrt hrotbers and Messrs. Merritt, Mimms.
Un,,oway and Rcams amused the audience
xe,v much with their clever comicaiiues.
Tho Manchester members OF the Gsv.
eynor,s Guard who attended the inaugural
nj Washington have returned nome.
Al the spring election seven meBhers OF
the CITY Council are TO be chosen. One rs
10 he elected In the Fist Ward and two 10
each OF the other wards.
Mr.. Patrick II. Gary has returned from
Henderson, n. e.. and is lying quite sick at
his residence, In this civ.
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lSAxCpiHaEx MEETING BETWEEN ARMY OBJ l.
GERS o. fNE saONTIEg--A Lazy IN TAE
CASE.
QgAHA, NEE. Msrch,5.--The second chap
ter OF what wih tass into the tistory Of
army lie on the fre0tier as one Of its most
enliyeniug features ~ being unfoided now
ut Fort Omaha. A deteraK captaiA OF the
FourtAaatk iaIantry kas bees in this lily for
the past tyo weeks, has ing been summoned
ct the Instance OF his ctsonel before Eetir-
ang board now In session ut Fort OSAKA,
and eompsssd OF Geasrals Crook, Viii
hams, sDd King, and Surgeons Sam
ers, Fasar. and Barrett. Tbe Can
tain Anakes regular appearances kefore the
boald 10 company with his counsel. Cap
tain Western Is suffering from the disabling
81 one arm, the tone between the elbow
and shoulder hayisg been shattered and
four or 6ye inches OF il removed al one
time and another since he was wounded, @
year ago. lie Is alss Injured by other
wounds, but toe first mentioned - the most
important. The wounds I'm question were
received 10 duet fought at Fort pong'as,
Utah, on the 10Th OF last March, Ia which
Captain Western aud Surgeon Lecompte
The were principals. Though The affair
has been kept quiet so far as possible, re-
potts. and eorrec, ones. have been made
public, apd the real Iacis OF the case will he
no longer secret when the examination Is
over.
A LADY IN TIE CASE.
The duel arose over lady, The pretty but
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h,pb.tem,wred wife Of one oil the omcs's =.
Inc nosf. While the officers aud their 'ao'es
were dining one dav DIR. Lecnmpte awk'
xard,v stenped oil, her dress and received
sh.rn rcb,ikc for ~, whcreupon be aro'o-
oized. CAPTAIN Western was drawn INTO
the o,mr,ei which eusufd. and he and inc
surgeon were placed In antagouism, and.'t
became noised about that challenge 10 ngnt
a duel had been issued, and that shootip9
wou,d grow out Of The affair The hrst Tune
thai they net. After matters bad ieacheu
ibjs stage both we've armed ana on ,pe,'
ynard. aud after word OF two, WINE DOM
men were nj close quarters, reviewers "e'o
drawn and fired.
10Th MEN WOUNDED.
The Captains shot passed through Tue
Doc,o,,. RIGHT hand and entered MS s'uc'
90 lille the Surgeons bullet missed us lna'h;
Ar The next fire the Surgeons shot shattered
tho Canaan. arm, and the next entered Tue
Captain's side. The Captain feii, anu Tue
Doctor. whose pistol.hand was wounded
discontinued the duel. Since that tine Zap
tain Western has been practically IhcaIac''
lated far duty, being on SICK 'eave. Tue
merits of the Gaze will not be fully ascer-
tained until the Retiring Board finishes Us
session. DR.. Ltcompte and his witnesses
concluded their testimony and returned 10
their posts during the fist portion OF ine
week, and Captain Western is having pre-
sen,ed his side OF the case. When Doth sues
Of the affair have been heard the iestimo9N
with the recommendation OF the boaruL
which may be TO retire the captain Whony
with a years pay, or TO place BIN on Ine re-
tired list with three quarters pa}-wi. We
forwarded to Washington Tor the ac'ioh Vi
tho pnpsident.
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spontaneous COMMUNICATIONS.
SIJO.OOO.

CINCINNATI, March Ga fire broke out
thi. morning in J. A. Fay u CO.'S manuiac-
tory OF woodworking machinery, at inc
southwest corner OF Front and John Streets
The building was Of brick, 1iO feet long by
1916 wide, 5 stories high. and WORTH, WIN
the stock and machinery. S2jO,0OO. Near
the building are immense furniture, cha'i-'
and observation-disclosures and lumber-yardS.
The place is considered the most dangerous
IN the city for a fire. The whole IRE de-
partment was called out. The walls OF me
building remsin, and the damage bT the hre
vas contined TO she upper stories. Inc
orisin of the fire is attributed to spontahe-
Gus combustion. The total loss Is estimated
at Sl5O.0CO; insurance, $4,000 IN about
so cOmpanieS.
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AUCTION sAlEs-.rusure pays.
By Jno. r. Lauahton. Jr.-, Auctioneer'
1000 Main street.


T,IDJ1CIARIES' SALES OF HOUSE,
il HOLD FURNITURE. Oii..PAiNTiSGs,
CARPETS, 4c., AT AUCTJON=hy direc,lon o.
the administrative OF Charles Il Binford de, etseu,
and 4. r. Tasb executor, shall sell az my aucuon
house, 1905 Main street. on
WEDNESDAY THE 9TH INSTANT,
at O O'Clock, several lots Of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NtIURF. consulting or
] HAIR.CLOTH fARL0R SUIT;
HRUsSfLS and INGRAM CARPETS:
CHAIRS TABLES. SAFES, RtFKIGERAToRs:
MAHOGANY FXrENsiON-TABLE' 10 feet
OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLE;
MATING. FLOOR OiL-tI.UTHs;
MAHOGANY and WALNUT HAT.RACks;
sIDEBOARDS, MAHOGANY PIER-TAbLbs-
WALNUT EXTENSION HAIR-cLoTH SOFA
FENbfRs, cRoCKERY, KITCHEN FURNI-
EXCELLENT CooKING-sTovEa and ApPUR-
TENANCES:
A LOT OF CARPETS and OiL-CLOTHS belong
Ing TO the Common wealth OF Virginia.
ALSO.
& OLD OIL.PAINTfNGS In GILT FRAhES, pro-
nounced by con potent judges to DC pictures OF
great merit
The above sale Is remptory, and The Al ticles are
now ready for examination.
"'" JNO. 4. LAUGHTON. JR..
mis- Auctbueer.
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BY Robert q. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE, DESIRABLE, a n ~
Y HANDSOME WEST MAlN-s1RkET ~ LID.
ING LOTS, IMMEDIATELY II ktAh - O ~
THOSE THREE PINE BRICK HOUSES OF Ilt.
HAITIMURE BRICK COMPANY. AND FRONT
i<G - FEET on THE NORTH LINE OF MAIN
SHEET BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE.
For SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTlpN.-By re- uest
OF the owner. who j. non resident hhh VINO mas
determined 10 sell, shall offer Tor sale 10y public
auction, on the premises, On
TUESDAY MKT, THE sTH DAY or MARCH,
1881. -
at 4 o'clock l.. NJ, the above beautiIul LOIs,
fronting together "a feet and extending back 10 q
wide alley 1855 feet These lots are well located
and admirably suited for nice large or small houses
which are 20 much In demand by tenants.
bargain will be had and very nbtral credit pay
menis offered. Special and particular attention is
called a This sale ROBERT b. LYME.
NH aids AuctiOn1r.
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RAILROAD
FORECLOSURE SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDI IAL CIR { II AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
4. ~. \ al,

GIRO TN COT vi OF me l NIlfIb - \ -
FOH THE FOURTH JUDI IAL ClR tIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
Atkfas. Bros d 60. az 0is.
The Petersburg Ratirood Company>
by virtue Of and rSuant 20 judgment ami de-
cree of foreclosure and sale rendered and entered
on the Sh day of September, $50, and amended
by decree entered on the 2Oih DAY OF ihcemb"r,
$50 nv said court. in the above entitled action. l.
G. l.. Ramsdel, Master, appointed therein 10 sell All
ard singular the mortgagtd premises. franchises,
and IfOperiy. real. per- Onal, aud mixed mentioned
IN the said Judgment aud decree, particularly In me
sd section thereof, beigg the same mortsage or IN
fenced so to he. to Thomas Branch aud John b:
Davis trustees, 10y deed bearing date the lst day OF
May. 1872. do hereby give notice that on
WEDNESDAY THE 2JTH DAY OF APRIL. 1851,
az 2 T. NJ at the from door of the custOm-hOuSe OF
the United States IN the city OF Petersburg, w.,
shall proceed 10 sell NJ pubic auction, to the highest
bidder, the following de- Cribed propeity-ylL.
ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
including all The
LANDS AND REAL EsTATf Of said company
in the city of Petersburg State OF Virginia. and at
Weldon and Castor. y. G.. and along The line OF
the road. and along The line Of the road between
George, Sussex, aud Greenyile, IN the State OF
Virginia, and Northampton and Halifax, In The
state Of H9nh Car9iin5 n tcgsih n WIZ
~ TAGEs THERET0 APPERTAiNING;
T IiiiiFs ESfi iRE RsoLLISG.sT0cR, MHCHINERY,
FixIURks, TOOL; EQUIPMENT AND
Ali, OIHEa PROPERTY. RIGHTS, PRIyI-
LEGES, AND RANCHIskS APPER-
TAINING tn SAID RAILROAD IN THE
STATES OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAR
DINA AND tLSEWHERE.
as fully set forth In the said Judgment and decree,
copies OF which viii be furnished 10 persons apply
Ing therefor.
Said sale viii he made upon the terms specified In
the decree Of sale, of which bidders Will take no.
tee and subject 10 certain suhsisling prior liens
upon the premises, particularly described In the
said jud fment aud decrve-a statement OF which
can he seen at The clerks Office OF the said court
prior 10 the ,ale, and at The plaee Of sale on the
day of sale. Z. l.. RAMSDELL,
Master.
"a l6-1awtds
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By Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ll6S Main street

COMMISSIONERS 5 A l. f OF M
~ PROVED AND UNIMPROVEp PROPERTY,
SITUATED on LOUISIANA, ORLEANS, AND
FOURTH sTRtETS (KOtkET rSl.-By virtue OF
% cree o. The Chancery Court Of The civ or Hich-
inond, entered the lst day OF March, 1881 III me
cause Of Sharkey &C. g. FIN igan we shall a, spc-
cisl commissioners thereby appointed, proceed 10
sell at public auc ION. Oh
TUESDAY, MARCH s,1SSl,
on The premises at 4 ! O'Clock r. NJ, tue following
PROPkRTY-tO wit:
First. LOr fronting 33Y feet on the corner OF
Louisiana and Fourth street, ard running back l2O
feet with DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT there
on.
second. VACANT LOT in rear of The above pro,
perry. and ironing 40 feet on Fourth street ana
running hack bel wen parable lines 66t fee
Third. LOr fronting 80 feet on ~ north side OF
ORLEANS between 1hTc and Fourth slreFis ana run
niug back between para a. line 80 feet tOa lO.ioot
alley. with FRAN DWELLING thereon.
TERMS :On- third cash: balance al SIX ana twelve
months, with interest added and tile retained unti
purchase money is paid and conyeyag1c.T, ordered
- f.. &. CABELi..
mb2 Special Commissioners.
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BeOTs. SHOES. &c.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. x-@r
SELLING OFF THE ENTIRE STOCK Of W
BOOTS AND SHOES At AND s~~
Below COST To MAKE
CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

All In want OF CHEAP SHOES should take adv IN.
tige OF this Chance 10 preside for th, mseiyes. This
is no hu,abug.
NIB. I ~iIi sen the WHOLE STOCK 10 a person
wishing 10 engage In the business. and RENT OR
SELL The House. Il Is the best stand in the
c y, and established as shoestOrf for the last If
tetn wears. Can on or address NJ. GOLDEN.
IL l5.im lb23 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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By Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
1919 Main street.

J,yECUTOR's SALE OF A VERY VAL
EUABLrAND MOST DEsIRABL Y-Lol.c,AT,ir,p,,
wEsT FRANKLIN. STRLnT LOT 9prpVKT,rlRs
so. DrTwEEN MADISON AND MONROE
sTEEETs, AND FRONTING On THL s0u y,
rrFr. WTii a LARGE BRICK BUILDING AND
SEVERAL FRAME HOUSES THEREON by
reauest OF The executor Of the tate Mrs A. g.. Nor
gan, shall sell, upon Tie premises ny puDhc a"e-
ton, on
TUESDAY NEXT. MARCH 3. 1881.
at AZ O'Clock y. NJ, the above well located LOT IN
that most. proving part OF west Franklin street
The improvements upon the lot Low oIlng mohtn-
q Grsl-ciass opportunity TO buy nice loi Nfronts
SO Ly los feet 10 n wide alley. M,
TERMS One fourth cash balance upon cred
Of six, twelve. and eighteen mouths, pr cent
ROBERT LYME.
NH q Aucti9neer.
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Mills Destroyed NJ Frcderieksbur&,Va'

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March 6.-The
steam tanners. balk- and sumac mills oil ohn
G. Hurkamp were Destroyed by IRE last
night. together with large stock OF manu-
featured material. The loss is $4,000; IN
surance, $3.50.
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By J. Thompson Brown.
Real Est3te Agent and AucllOneer.
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW STOCK
L BRICK RESIDENCE AND LARGE lARD
ON TIE NORTH LINZ or CLAY BETW ZEN
TWENTY.sEVENTH AND 1WFNTl-ElGhIH
STREETS. 40. 2700-B, virtue Of n deed OF trust
from +. W. ahoney anC wife 10 the Undersigned,
dated October ~. 1879. aad recorded I'm Richmond
Chant cry Court DE, d-BOok ll5 a. page $50, ana
whereas default has been made In lhe bond therein
secuICd, aud being required 20 to do we VIII SELL Oh
FRIDAY. MARCH llTH.
NJ : o'clock T. NJ . ON the premises the REAL ES-
TATE Gescrib Il IN saij deed, rs follow: " Ihat
certain LOT OF LAND In The city Of Richmond:
with improvement thereon, on the north ,ide Of
CLAY street between twenty seven and twenty
eighth streets, fronting on Clay street 4S feet ana
running bacc l6J feet" -
TERMS: Ia IN 4, to- eXuense OF sale ana 10 ray Oh
a note OF $l.27LGj. O'ber terms may be an
nCunrtd at sale H. {. g.. HARTMAN,
JTLItt- STENUSk,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Tnl, eos.
I Tuoupsov Rpowy Auctioueer. NH
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AUCTION sALEs--ruturs DAYS.
BY w. Goddin, Auctionter,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Nv W. VVUHfHf f<u'tfV"'''f
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
OUANDsOMEL LOTS IN THE PLAN OFafu.L,c-
TON.- ON THE WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE
AND ON FULTON AND GODplN STkEEIS.-
As commissioner Of the Circuit Court Or he ni
under decree entered on the 30 OF March. 1881 ~
rs special commissioner. sell at public auction on
The premises. on
FRIDAY. MARCH 1, 1881,
nj AZ O'Clock T.. NJ. LOTS So5. z, g.. and w.
sau,re Mo- l. of the town OF FJion, adjoining the
late Store aud dwelling OF Mr. Robinson :. Mug
copy of which plan will 30 exhibited at the iine Oh
sale. These are beautiful lots. ana lie wtDin loo
yards bf the city limits. ,
TERMS: one third cash balance at SIX ana
twelve months. for Negotiable notes Interest added
mid WILLIAM j. MAYO.
mil 81 ecia Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-08
Itv Sutfon 4 IN.
bY rUIIUU x tU''
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionetrs.
HOS Main street.

-FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IL IN THE WESTERN PORTION OF 1HECIfY
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We viii offer Tor sale
at public auction. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Q, 1881.
at AZ o'clock T.. VI. those FOUR BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS fronting an feet each on the
souih side Of Mar hall between Graham and Han
cock streets, ard running back l4j feet ~ wide
alley ia The rear.
These lots are beautifully situated for building,
and being In lOc1li that israpldly improving and
building up. should make them attractive 10 per-
sous 5, eking good ana profitable Investments.
TERMS: AT sale SUTTON 4 co..
NH Il - IciiOnpers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-08
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

~ 0-1O ACRES OF WOODLAND
CUARLOTTEsVILLE PLANK-ROAD. ABOUT
SEVEN MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, 40:
JOINING GREENWOOD CHURCH, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-Wc will sell at auction on
MONDAY, MARCH l4TH,
nj IL O'Clock NJ. at Henrico courthouse THAT be-
ing court .dayl, the WOODLAND above described
adjoining the lands Of Josh. Taylor, u. T.. Ander-
sou, aud others.
A plat of The land may be seen at our Office:
TERMS: One Third cash; the balance at SIX and
twelve month. for negotiable noees, per cent ih-
terest added, scared hy a trust DEED:
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
NH ) AuclonttIs.