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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-01
FROM GALENA.
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE
VICINITY OF THAT TOWN.
The Qninby, Senate, and More Hills
Some fthe Best Mines there-ROast.
ing Ores, Preparatory to Blowing-In
the Smelter-Etc.

Inc Smelter-Etc.
SANS SoucI, August %, 1882.
To THE EDITOR OF THE TINES
knowing that it would be of inter
est to the public to hear something
concerning the recent developments
in this locality, l have concluded to
give few facts in relation to the
mines and prospects on, and around
Senate Hill.
| have visited nearly every district
on Wood River, and believe the mines
and prospects on and near Senate
Hill are the best, for the amount of
work that has been done on them, of
any | have seen on the river.
visited, few days ago, in COM
pany with A. b. More, who is the
principal mine-owner Of this section,
the mines on Quinby, Senate, and
More hills. All of these mines are
looking remarkably well, each SEEM
ing to improve in quantity and quail
ity of ore as work progresses. Among
the best of the mines were noticed the
Asylum, upon which recent discover
les of galena lodges have been made,
and upon which Mr.. More has about
so tons of high grade ore sacked,
awaiting the blowing-in of the Senate
company's smeltcr. We also noticed
the Modoc mine, which has about "A
feet of ledge-matter that carries ga
lena and carbonate in abundance. Mr.
More has taken out of this mine about
II tons Of ore assaying from so to 12(
ounces. This mine is valuable on ac.
count of the quantity Of ore, rather
than the quality.
The Occident and Amador are also
very promising prospects. In doing
the assessment work on the latter ;
rich vein of high grade ore was found
the assays proving it to be the riches
ore that has been found on Senat,
Hill. This mine is owned by A. J
Griffin, a. b. More, and a. w
More.
The more ! see of this country, tn,
more thoroughly am convinced o
its almost inc xhaustible mineral re
sources.
- / understand that the Senate Com
pany are now roasting their ores, pre-
paratory to blowing in their smelter-
which will make money more plent
and business more lively for this sec
ton of country.
More anon, MINER.
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No. 1000 Main Street.

Daily received by express and fast freight Cali
fornia Fruits; also Candies, Notions and Kntck-
knacks.
Tobacco and Cigars a specialty-all the popular
brands of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco; choice
Cigars for one price--one biz.
NEWS DEPOT.-All the Eastern periodicals..
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Call at No. ], 900 Main street.
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,,sYAS~sS. The Odd Fellows Association 81
S. HALEY will meet ut Ward Guam
- trell's Hall every WEDNESDAY Ev-
FNfvsvS ENING, at O'Clock, sharp. All Odd
Fellows in good standing are invited to attend
LEON FuLD, Sec'y. II. WARD, Pres.
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POstomce Hours.

Week days-Oface open from A. N. to *
Sundays-from II to 2PN,
Money Orders issued from A. NJ to 4pM
No Money Order or Registry business transacted
on Sunday ~"
BlackfOot mail closes at IL M
Kelton closes at Z A. NJ
Retchum; Galena and Sawtooth closes at - IN.
Bullion closes at Pm.
Boise closes at 5kP PM
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For Sale or Rent.
Palace
E. A. White

Keeps Furniture, Bedding. Lounges, Tables, Stands
and Picture Frames;
Singer Sewing Machines, with attachments:
Brackets and Scroll Saving;
Spring Mattresses. Feather Pillows, Wool Mat
trcsscs and Pillows;
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
buy from the manufacturers, and can sell as low
ms any one in the same line for cash. ju12
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do not improve such chances remain in poverty
We want many men. women, boys and girls to work
for us right in their own localities. ANY one can
do the work properly from the first start. The
business will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. Expensive outfit furnished free. No one
who engages fails to make money rapidly. You
can devote your whole time to the work, or only
your spare moments. Full information and ali
that Is needed sent free. Address STINSQN 4 CO.,
Portland, Maine.
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THE DOLLAR COLUMN.

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lines of small tSpe) in length will be inserted In
this column for one dollar per week, fifty cents
the first insertion aud twenty-five cents each adj
ditionnl interchangeable in advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-01

George L. Hurley 4 20.
Are selling out at cost.
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The Universal Verdict
is that Browns PeIfi1/ Tonic cures by
spepsia. v
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Cards of aspirants for office will be inserted In
this column until after the adjournment Of the
conventions of the respective parties for SO each
i'll advance. This charge covers the cost Of no
tice calling attention to the card. But it should
be remembered that the space alone is Paid for
and not the opinions expressed fn,the notice.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25

Moses Taylor, prominent nerenan. OF
New York, died on Tuesday, In the seven
ty-sixth year OF bis age.
The Baltimore Basel Ball Club was beaten
on Tuesday by the Cincinnati team by
score Of ~ toS.
The steamer Peruvian arrived at Quebec
at ass Tuesday afternoon In tow. snc does
not appear TO be much the worse for her
detention In the Ice excepting the loss OF
her screw.
An oyercoat was found on Tuesday hang
ing on the fence near the whirlpool OF
Niagara Falls, In the pocket OF which
note was found to the effect that the writer,
Henry II. Croft, had committed suicide by
jumping into the whirlpool. lie belonged
In st. Catharines.
In the second race OF the Maryland Jockey
Club, yerfal sweepstakes, at Pimlco
yesterday, the following was the selling OF
The pool: George l.. Lorillard's entry,
Vohlscia. and Oakdalc, $50; Free Gold,
s15: Heck S6; jennings entry, Farewell
and Cordoya, and Cliquot, IS each, and
field. Belle of the North, Revcrberation,
Blushrose, My Maryland FLY, and May,
Thomas Doswelrs Fatima, IS.
On Tuesday afternoon fire occurred in
the second story OF the four-story build
ing No. 7i7 Broadway, New York The
flames were soon gotten under control
George A. Clarke's furniture store, on The
second floor. had stock valued at $4,000
part OF which will be destroyed or dam
AGED so that it win be worthless. The art
rooms of A. Ii. Hertz are on the ground
floor, and the damage TO stock is about
$4,000. The building was damaged
$4,000, and the loss on material on the two
upper stories viii be about $4,000. The
losses are all covered by insurance.
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C,OMMIsSIONERS SALE on FIFTY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIFTY
~ THOUSAND ACRES or LAND IN PA
TRICK COUNTY.--ln obedience 10 decree u
the Chanccry Court Of the city Of Richmond pro-
nounced on the Sth day Of December, 1851, IN 4
suit therein pending, styled kents executor -.
Purys's admlnistraor, &c., shall sell az public
auction, Ut the courthouse Of Patrick county on
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1882,
at ~ o'clock ". "A certain TRACT OF LAND,
containing 5O,0ONACRES. more or less, lying IN
the said county Of Patrick, In the STATE OF WITT
MIA, on the waters Of Blg aud Little Dan rN'rs
and South Mayo river, OF which the laie John o.
PnTyis died seized. ,,,
cral land aud also lying near the route Oh u"
Danyille and New-Riyer railroad:
TFRMS: Cash as 20 80 much or the proceeds A.
will be sufficient To pay expenses OF SALE &C., ana
the residue Ia equal instruments, payable ~ one
two and three years with Interest nom the day OF
sale: the purchaser 90 give bonds or negotiable
notes for the deferred instalmenlsl ana the nue
to hc retained until the whole purchase-money Is
paid aud u conveyance ordered hy lac court:
ROBERT HON ARD,
WILLIAM j. LEAkE.
ap29 special Comm ssioners,
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Real Estate Agents, Auctioncers, and Brokers,
1919 Main street.
+ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" LARGE THREE-STORY sTOCK-BRICK
STORE No. 1904 CARY STREET, MAR
THIRTEENTH STREET, LATELY OCCUPIED
~ MfSsRS. BONNER, 0STERLOH 4 co.
md NOW BY MESSRS. j. j. WILSON, SON A.
GO. AND OTHERS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION in
pursuance Of decree Of the Chancery Court of
me city OF Richmond, entered on the 23d of Feb
ruary 1882 in the suit OF Deyoss Hannewine kle
&c, therein pending, the undersigned, appointed
speciti commissioners thereby, VIII offer for sale,
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1882,
AZ CLOCK i. h. immediately after the sale Of
the adjoining property, the REAL ESTATE above
mentioned. The building Is comparatiyeIy
new and substantially built OF the best material
The LOT has front on he north line Of Cary
street OF lSk feet and runs back a good depth
This property, being situated In the centre OF
the Wholesale business OF the city, should mmand
the attention OF those seeking frst-cass and per-
TERMS One fourth cash residue In equal In
stalments at Elk. twelve, and eighteen months for
negotiable notes, six per cent Interest added from
he day OF sale, and the title 10 be retained until
he entire purchase-money Is paid and convey
ince ordered by the court.
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
A. l.. BOULWARE.
QuARLEs 4 McCuRpY, Auctioneers myis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-25
BY George 5. Vashon & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" STORE. WITH DWELLING ABOVE. LO-
GATED ON THE LINE OF THE RICHMOND
MD ALI ;EGHAN1 RAILROAD, OR CANAI,-
BANK, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS.-In pursuance of a decree of the Rich
mOnd Chanccry Court entered on the 4th OF May,
1882, I'm the suit of Harmon rs. Williams, &C.,
the undersigned, special commissioner thereby ap-
pointed, viii sell by auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1882,
at 81 O'Clock p NJ, the PROPERTY above do
scrbed. The lot fronts twenty feet on the old tow
path. running back good depth.
TERMS one third cash; belance IN two equal
payments AT six and twelve months, for notes. with
interest added, aud title retained until the pnr-
chase-money Is fully paid and conveyance or
dercd by the court. II. II. NASH,
my "a Special Commissioner
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BY William ii. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
llIH Main cfreat

GALE By AU CTION OF AN At
- TKACTIvE TW0-STORY DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING ON FIRST STREET BE-
quest OF the owner. we shall offer for sale by auc-
ton, on the premises, ON
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1882,
at 81 o'clock u. NJ, that DESIRABLE DETACII-
I'D BRICK DWELLING, No. 3, on the west side
ot ilrst street between Main and Cary streets con-
tanning four rooms detached kitchen with Two
rooms and the usual convcniences, with lot 2s by
good rental, and admirably suited for a home for a
small family. Possession, If desired, by 18th Au-
gust next.
notes AT six and twelve months with Interest added
and secured by deed of trust.
y2O kmctionee,,s
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This proporty has always been considered the
most el}gibie and valuable In the port. The depth
of water on the wharf front accommodates vessels
aud steamers of the largest class, and coupled with
III central locality causes IL to be coveted espe-
cIally by competing lines seeking orr port for pas
seng.rs as well as freight. IL has river front Of
about AIS feet. The entire property. lying be-
tween the river and the Richmond and Danyille
railroad, covers area Of upwards OF TWO
ACRES intersected 10y Poplar. Rockets, Water,
Wharf and Ash streets. On this property Is the
substantial foundation Of the large factory recently
destroyed by fire. fronting on three streets-yiz..
Rockets, Water, and Ash-120x5O feet. capabeOf
sustaining building Of any height. The lot OPP
poste this. fronting on Rockets, Poplar, and Ash
streets. could be utilized Herewith by bridging
Rockets street for factory purposes OF any Kind
or for agrain-eevator, The property Is admirably
adapted TO shlp-building purposes, as evidenced
by the practical test made thereon In the construc-
ton of the iron ship launched thercfrom few
years ago. The river or wharf front lies between
the properly OF the Old Dominion steamship Com
pany and the Clyde or Philadelphia lire OF steam
ers and l. at present under lease TO the-Virginia
Steamboat Company. N.
THH TERMS One fourth cash balance on credit
Of SIX twelve and eighteen months, for negotiable
paper, interest added secured by trust deeds, or
an cash. at the option Of the purchasers
For further information apply To the under
signed, with whom plais of the property can be
seen. APPEESON & CO.. Auctioneers,
No. north Eleventh street.
an o5.30my6l ,1q,2O,2l .23.24&25
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by Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctloneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.


A UCTION SALE OF FOUR DESIRA-
N DUPLICATED BRICK DWELLINGS
TWO FRONTING ON FIRST BETWEEN JACK
son AND DU VAL STREETS, AND TWO
FRONTING ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF FIRST AND DUVAL STREETS, ANDNUM-
BERED RESPECTIVELY II s AND 720
NORTH FIRST STREET AND Nos. IL AND -
DUVAL STREET.-We shall, by request Of the
owner, who has decided 10 permanently reside In
New York, sell by auction, upon the prc1tises' on
FRIDAY. MAY 26, 1882.
at AZ o'clock r. NJ, the above described and we'll
paying PROPERTY. The First-street houses are
comparatively new and have since their erection
been occupied by excellent tenants. Each con-
fans four nlce-sizedrooms and small Close t-rOOm.
The lots 10 each front 2 by depth Of ~ feet t.
an alley In rear Is feet wide. The tenement on
the corner of Duval street contains three rooms be-
sides closet kitchen &c, and the lot fronts about
40 by depth Of 1875 feet. The tenement adjOin-
Ing on the west contains four rooms. and large
brick kitchen in The rear: the lot fronts about 30
and has a depth Of $50 feet.
The attendance Of all In search Of gOOd-paying
Investments, as well a. those seeking comfortable
homes. Is invited To this sale.
TERMS one fourth cash. balance six, twelve,
and eighteen months.
CHEWING & ROSE,
my2l AncilOncers.
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tTRAYED OR STOLEN. ONEOss9
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THE EXCELLENT e.
Il SMALL DWELLING No. 1902 east h
broad street. with SIX rooms, IN good Order ana
well arranged Tor economical Housekeeping
my 2O-at,,l3t akI BIS & WILLIAMS.
NOR RENT, THE FIRSr-RATE g.
IL DWELLING al tie n0rihcas, corner ~ ~
Main ana Foushee streets having la aud about %
al the modern coufcniences, ana a good stan
and carrlagc-hou~c; also large side lot well -t.
i'm shruibcry. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
INV ZO-cod3t
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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1882,
at O'Clock L. NJ, the above-described REAL
ESTATE.
The location OF this property Is all that can be
asked or desired. and this sale offers rare oppor-
tunity to secure FIRST-CLA ASS BUILDING LOIS
or TO make profitable investments.
Dwellings or private residences on these lots ar
ranged In flats suitable for families viii rent readily
nj prices that Will pay Handsomely on the Invest
ment and ut the same time supply long-felt need
I'm our city.
II deemed desirable at sale, the property may be
offered rs whole.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six. twelve.
and e. ghteen months, with per cent. interest, or
longer time may he given If desired by purchasers.
GEORGE ". MAYO.
Executor of Mrs. l.. g.. Allan.
Sale by Il. h. CHAFFGN & Co., Auctioneers.
my "a
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BY }. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. lll3 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF TWO
Il BUILDING LOTS on THE EAST LINE
OF LAUREL STREET BETWEEN CHINA
AND HOLLY STREETS.-I viii sell az public
auction on
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1882,
at 6 o'clock L. NJ, those two LOTS, fronting 80
feet each on the east line Of Laurel street, with
depth Of 40 feet TO an alley fourteen feet wide.
The late improvements on Laurel street render
this one Of the most desirable streets in that Sec
ton for residence purposes.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months, interest added, and
secured by trIist-decd.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
my ~ Auctioneer.
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GALE At AUCTION OF TWO HALF
- ACRE LOTS-NOs. 3 AND GIN DrNALS
ADDITION. on 1Iit WEST LINE OF SECOND
STREET. EXTENDING FROM CHARITY To
FEDERAL STREET WHIT ENCELLENr
BRICK DWELLINGS THEREON, AND hlNt
II HANDSOME BUILDING IOIS.-At tho request
Of the dcyiscc and executor aud cNCcuiriN Of the
late Germain Brcant. we shall sell 20 auction, on
the premises, ON
FRIDAY THE 2Gm MAY, lse2,
commencing at hilf-pa,t o'clock 4. w.. those
TWO VERY HANDSOME HALF-ACKE LOI -,
located a. above, including the TWO BRICK
DWELLINGS and KITCHENS thereon.
Also. NINE VACANT LOTS, each running
back 100 feet 90 an alley 10 feet Wide. They 800.
the most valuable and beautiful lots On TINT local.
IS. aud are well adapted lorstOrc- and dwellings
TERMS: one third cash; balance 30 one 1nd
two years. for negotiable notes interest annually
secured by deed Of trust.
". GODDIN son.
my lS.2I2i.25&26-jt Auciionccrs.
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BY II. l.. staples & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
llO3 Wan streol.
Try REQUEST OF TIE OWNER 1

KI NI'II I0I VI IIIT wv NEN 7
~ shall offer for sale upon The PREMISE, GA
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1852,
Al o'clock IN the afternoon, that VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN the western portion Of TIL.
Upon tie lot Is DOUBLE FRAME TENF-
MENT, under good rental b. gnod tenants. The
building !, insured for 900. The lot h large
one having front Oh Cary street 81 about 10
feet.
The property will De sold A. n whole or divided
up into lots - may De- desired.
The present terminus of the city street railway
IS but short distance from the property. and Ar 10
shall Doe extended which f. contemplated. the ears
viii pass within few yards Of tie property.
TERMS: one third cash for The balance four.
eight and twelve months, for negotiable notes. SAT-
isficiorily endorsed with interest at six yer cent
per annum added, and trust decd Ia secure their
payment Purchaser 10 pay an take. for year
1882. JAMES VI. DONNAN.
Attorney Tor owner.
II. J.. STAPLES & CO. Auciiourcrs. my "a
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my 6-7,9,11, 13, l4,l6,16,20,2I,23,24,25


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
NEAR THE DANNiLLE-RAlLROAD DEPOT.
by virtue of a decree entered 10 the November
term (lS77l Of the Chesterfield Circuit Court and
at previous terms Of said court In The case OF
Males administrators against Brander's execu-
tor, &C., shall. as special commi ssioners there
by appointed proceed 20 sell at public auction, in
the city of Manchester, on
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1882,
AT 5 O'Clock z. VI. ~ fair: If not on the first fair
day thereafter), the following VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE in the city Of Manchester, near to the
PART OF HALF-ACRE LOT, No. 244, and the
WHOLE OF HALF-ACRr LOT, No. 2i3, be-
tween Perry and McDOnOugh streets, fronting on
the east line of Bridge avenue 64Xl2O feet TO IN
Also, HALF-ACRE LOT, No. 245, fronting 1872
feet on the north line of Porter street, between
Also, HALF-ACRE LOT, No. oi2, fronting 165
feet on seventh street by 1872 feet;
Also. Nos. II. Is, and 10. each fronting 80 feet
on Fourth street by 10 feet to IN alley.
Also, SIX LOTS In Mayo's plan, between Sum
mers street and the Danyllc r.ilroad-yiz., Nos.
22,23' "a; ~ ~, and ~ ON e..a.., 49, ,,o
Danville railroad.
Also, LOT on Fifth street, fronting SO feet, be-
tween Perry and McDOnOugh streets, running back
(of irregular depth TO the canal.
The foregoing property will be sub-dlvided into
smaller parcels. according 20 the plots to be seen
~ '''N ''''' VI viz W. W. cosby,
c. G.. MCRAE.
Special Commissioners.
Special attention is called TO the foregoing sale.
Besides other prOpertv, there are about 4OC FEkI
front oil the north side of Bridge avenue between
Porter and Perry streets and between Perry and
McDonOugh streets running back l32 feet To-
new street forty feet WIDE recently opened 10y the
Richmond and Danvie Railroad Company, which
adds greatly 20 The selling value of this land by
reason of the great imHro' ementS gong on In
my23 Auctonecrs.
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Ladies and all sufferers from neuralgia,
hysteria. and kindred complaints, will find
without rival Browns Iron Bitters.
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w. w. COSBY,
@. q. MCRAE.
.,v Grubbs e. Williams

EteVtltn street between Aidln ana DaliS'
V'HE HANDSOME AND CENTRAL
Il LY-LOCATED BRICK RESIDENCE SIT
UATFD AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND EIGHTH STREETS, THE
HOME OF THE LATE JUDGE JOHN A. MERE
DlTH, AT AUCTlON.-On
THURSDAY. MAY 25, 1882.
at So O'Clock =. NJ. by request Of the executrix
and deyisee under the will of the late Judge J. A..
Meredith. deceased, we will sell, upon the prem
Uses. the RESIDENCE situated as above. IL fronts
on Eighth street about 81 feet and runs back along
the north line OF Franklin street 100 feet TO an
alley.
The basement contains beautiful office, with n
side entrance from Franklin street; rear room,
stOrc-room, aud bathroom.
First story: Two parl0r5. dining-r0om, pantry.
and stOrc-rOOm.
second story: Three large chambers, ballroom,
and hath-Toon.
THIRD story: Two large chambers and hall
room.
Kitchen, &c, with four rooms; stable and car
riage-house.
The house was thoroughly remodcllcd few
years ago with the view OF making ii thoroughly
complete and perfect as possible. and is now In
every respect frst-class private residence.
It's situation, arrangement. and finish make IL
most desirable residence for member of the legal
or medical profession or for L businessman.
Persons desir,ug 20 examine the premises before
the day Of sale can obtain permits from us.
TERMS: Very liberal,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my II Auctionrers.
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LOST. sTRAyED. AND STOLEN.

1 OST YESTERDAY, \ Poe kEI-
4 i BOOK containing FIVE DOLLARS ami
other articles Of value only to iLc oN' rr, also.
letter addressed o. the undersigned Tie hnder
will please return what j. useless g. him %
DAVID j. Bii N.
my2 5-ltf LOck-EoX 27-, c.ty port-nfic-
STRAYED OR STOLEN, ONElss5
y RED COW. with white f'cc; media ---L---
sized. left ear with small crop. cul ~ hn I'D l'Ih-
sawed on Any one leaving hrr 90 Amy ini ruli-
ton with JONI 8. Lacy, ~. 1906 FrinhNi
s'reot. viii be literally rewarded. .
my 2i-2t' JOIN ". bi Abli-'
'I'O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-No-
l TICE: A. substituted trustee Tor Ann VI. ll.l-
lpday. the widow and Waller. James ST.. 9ilfrt IT,.
William A.. ana Alberta Holiday, children OPT
Albert l.. Iloiistily, deceased. VII, ~ t.f clI
three months, make application ~ .nc Auditor r
Ohise OF thc cly Of Richmond, Tor ihc rl--sr. i
ny name, ~ such irusrec, 81 4 LOST BOND 'f
THE cry or RICHMOND for fllOO, ~. --.
dated 3uth Of MAY, s57, due the 10 ~ Januai a.
1850, ~ 8 pcr cent. Interest, Issued - W di',
Holiday, and by him transferred ON lhr SUN ~
May 1857, u AicNand, u. U0lladaY, e. tru.tn i'f
aboye-named parties. said ast-nlmct trustee De-
ing now dead. and said bond having been l.>l Toy
him in d., lifetime. WALLER HOLLADNl.
H. 23-Ih3mO trustee