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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-29
An Ingenious Fellow.

The Argonaut, or Argyroneta,
was at one time common enough in
bitches, and, for a period enjoyed
dangerous reputation, since 1t is
large enough to permit its move
ments being watched with facility.
Its interesting habits are we'll
known, and have led to their being
often kept as pets. Indeed a few
years ago it became so much fash
ion that, like ea-anemoneS during
the rage for aquaria, they have be-
come scarce, even in localities such
as the bitches about Oxford or Cam
bridge, which are most adapted for
them, and where they were formerly
plentiful, they having been caught
and sent up to London liz quantities
for sale by dealers in objects of nat
ural history. They can live indif-
ferently, either on land or under
water, but practically they spend
the. greater portion of their time in
the latter. 'rheir eggs are moored
in silken cocouns TO the stems
Of aquatic plants. under dome
| shaped cell, which is filed
with air like a diving bell, by tie
| spider carrying down successive
globules of air between it's legs,
which it liberates under the dome
until it is filed, and the young are
Matched there. The spider on its
way through, the water never gets
wet 1t is clothed with air, which,
combided with its respiratory Or
gans, enables it to surround itself
with halo or enveloping bubble of
air in which it moves about pro-
tected from wet, and we'll supplied
with hair TO breathe, 1t can be
drowned for want Of air, however,
as we'll as any other animal. Mr..
Blackwell mentions such case
Zone of these creatures which had
been got in the fens of Cambridge
shire was given to a friend. On
being placed in a large goblet more
than half filled with water, it speed
lily formed its dome-shaped cell be
meath the surface, attaching it to
the side of the glass by means of
numerous silken lines, and being
we'll supplied with insects, it lived
in this state of captivity till the
commencement of winter, when,
on the temperature of the room in
which it was kept becoming much
reduced it entered the cell, and re-
manned there in a state of torpidity,
with its head downwards. a gen
tleman On a visit at the house,
whose curiosity to examine the
spider infinitely in it's hybernaeu-
lum was greater than his prudence,
| inclined the glass so much that the
air escaped from the cell, the water
flowed in, aud before information OF
the circumstance was given the
dormant spider had persisted. The
spider feeds upon any insects it car
catch, whether land or water
species; and whether she gets them
on shore or not she generally car
ries them into her cell to suck theil
juices there. "-NGtatrGE Histor?
RGnE6GeS. Ponds and bitches. ,,
NJ. G. Cooke, MA.
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Save the PHYSICIANS Fee.

Why fee physician to prescribe
for an ordinary cough or cold, when
a single bottle of ''Hale's Honey of
Horeheund and Tar" costing half a
dollar will restore the irritated lungs
and throat to their natural condi-
ton with absolute certainty? There
is no healing virtue in medical
Latin, and among all the oabalistic
prescriptions of the profession, there
is not one which Will compare in
potency with this. famous remedy,
the ingredients Of which are indi-
Gated in its honest Anglo-Saxon
name. Sold by Druggists every
where at so cents and 81. Great
saving by buying large size.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure
in one minute. +
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FARMING LAND.

900 ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LAND
~ for sale. This property lie situated
on west side Of Jordan River, within three
miles of Postofice. Lots of 5, 20, 40 or so
acres will be sold on four yesrs' time payable
IN eighteen equal monthly instsIlments.
Price, SOS per q re.
FARMING LANDS. Price. $4,000
L House of3 rooms and 2 acres Of land
in the town of SaIina, Sewer County,
Utah. Also Is acres Of farm land ad-
joining said city lands, all we'll fenced--s
young orchard. water rights full. Also
8 steam saw mill situated 10 Farroes
Canon, IA miles west of Sslina. "nsW''
Of Cooper & Co.'S manufacture, 20 horte
power capacity-sawing from 5000 to
10000 feet Per q hours. Timber sur.
rounding the mill estimated at 1900 O6C
feet. Other groves in vicinity. Railway
within Il miles Good demand for lum'
Der
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Mied Trains viii run SUNDAYS excepted, leaving salt
m for ogden intermediate stations rrve 10 Ogden at
cs 1ckes at reduced fares sod for these trains
ooINc soUT4 STATIONS. G.
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Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Kidney,
Liver. or Urinary Diseases.

Have no fear CT any of these dis.
eases if you use Hop Bitters, as they
will prevent and cure the worst
cases, even when you have been
made worse by some great pulled
up pretended cure. t
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Building Sites For Sale.

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T OT5x2O RODS. ON ELEVENTH EAST,
Il between First and Second South, in
18th Ward.
.Lo5 CORNER LOT, 4xlO RODS, STA
Yf2O bic, fine raspberry patch. choice
fruit trees inst beginning 20 bear; good picket
fence, fine shade treee; on car line, FIRST
South street, Eleventh Ward.
.o0S BUILDING LOT, IS FEET SOUTH
YoAc front by 10 rods deep; outbuildinea,
etc. good strawberry bed, well set with
choice young fruit trees, good fence, fine
shade trees; on car line, First South street,
Eleventh Ward.
xoos A BUILDING LOT 3x1O RODS
S2lo situated On Twelfth East street
east front; half block from ear line
Q00 SPLENDID BUILDING LOT 1Ox
%OOO' 10 rods, in 18th Ward, nsar car
line. Well sell in parts.
co600 TEN ACRES OF FIRST. CLASS
PO0OV. land within one block OF street
car line, and fscing Liberty Park, east. For
further particulars inquire at my Office.
G15O1 ISL FEET OF GROUND
P1OOO' fronting on Commercial street by
100 feet in depth to Alleyway.
&eO0 TWO FULL LOTS IN THE DIST
9oVOs Ward, close to car line.
GAAn BUILDING LOT 10E20 RODS ON
pto0' 10th WsRd bench.
000 BUILDING LOT SX1O RODs,
RA%O ~ east 'front.' situated in the 18th
Ward, and close TO car line.
c7000 BUILDING LOT 1OxS% RODS,
P4OOo to be sold whole or in part; situ-
ated close to business.
00O ANOTHER BUILDING LOT 10
P1OOO' xs2< rods; to be sold as a whole OF
In parts, close to business. 9Th Ward.
GESO BUILDING LOT I0X1O RODS OK
q ~ Brigham street, 2Ist Ward.
GT0A BUILDING LOT 10K20 RODS.
QlVO' corner lot, on Brigham Stree
18th Ward
y1100 Co oF eHt4an aoE Ets KD isb a d
blocks of Main street,
O0O ANOTHER CORNER LOT ks
p0OO' rods, situated in the Sth Ward. near
car line.
.76O BUILDING LO1 sNx9 RODS
p 'OO' with rear entrance, near car line.
GQ6O GOOD BUILDING LOT AXIS
0oO' rods, large enough for two bull d.
ings; on the market for q short time at the
price.
c00O CORNER LOT, 5x1O RODS, IN
CIV 2lst Ward, gear to car line
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THAT HACKING COUGH can
so quickly cured by Shiloh's
are. We guarantee it. Sold at
z. c. NJ. l. drug store. ~
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Real Estate, Lean ard General House Agent,
OFFICE: Nos. % & Is FIRST SOUTH STREET.

I GOO TEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE
PI ,0UO modern style; two large rock
cellars; corner lot 10x10 rods not improved
situated on the 10th Ward BENCH giving
splendid view OF the city and valley.
90 sno CozY FIVE RoOMED HOUSE
90, 0OO on Second East, between First
South aud South Temple street, lot 5x2O rods,
improved with the choicest varieties OF fruits;
pleasant surroundings. In the market but
for short time
Gooon A MODERN STYLE ADOBE
pOOOO house of six rooms, butteryy clos
cts, cellar, etc. Lot IS feet front by rods IN
depth, with right of alley way. This prop
erty will pay 10 per cent. per annum on the
price asked. Close to business.
GEEK HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS.
S1OIo large clothes closet, buttery, etc,
good we'll IF water, with pump. Lot 5xlO
rods; we'll set with fruit trees; nice shade
trees in trent; situated on car line, Tenth
Ward
"a SAO a WE'LL FINISHED ADOBE
ot1OO house of Ten Rooms; lot 2EX2O
rods with right Of alley wsy; hydrant water:
cellars etc within one and half blocks Of
business centre.
G15nO RoCK AND FRAME ADOBE
p1oOO lined house Of four large rooms,
andlot 5X10 rods, well fenced. This proper ty
Is on the market for q short time; call and
see it.
G7d6O a GOOD INVESTMENT. Rus
P1f0O' tic frame ho1se Of three tene,
ments of three rooms each, will rent Tor 70
per mcnth each, situated in 10th Ward; Iot
3x10 rods.
HOuses 40 Rent.
Adobe house Of Eve rooms, full city, lot
| fine DeAring orchard, and we'll seeded dow
with lucerne; SIS.
A good brick house of seven rooms and eel
Lar, pump and well Of water; situated on Sec
ond South street, between Seventh and Eightl
Two unfurniahed rooms, between Thirt
South and Second and Third East Sl2 pc
month.
One elegant brick residence Of eigh
rooms, bath room, closet, good cellars
large attic, etc.: hot and cold wGter; fin
lawns and shade and fruit trees; on eat line
The location ana surroundings first class
$40 peP month.
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re qaut.du Cas crrp put Ticket H. collected
maid on train Chefs nil be issued acna6 at any0f H
Comranb if presented dab Il ISSUE
IN ANCs C0PF JAMES SHARP, SHARP,
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ds tbcrc were three professions OF con-
Version and ono request for prayer.
AZ sidney Baptist church meetings have
,..s,, a., rrcurcss for two weeks, resulting
In fifteen professions, oil conversion, TOUR
teen ~ whom have been received Tor bap-
t;sm- ON SUNDAY there was one request
Tor nrayer. The meetings continue this
wcex. Rev. Mr.. Shipman will preach.
The ladies OF the Sewing Circle OF the
Manchester BAPTIST church have presented
| the church with handsome set OF pulpit
furniture, and have also handsomely fur
nishcd the pastors study.
The Ladies Sewing Circle OF Sidney
Baptist church have also recently present.
cd their church with handsome set OF
pulpit chairs.
Rev. J. =. Boyce, OF the Southern Bap-
fist Theological Seminary, preached on
sunday morning at the First church a most
excellent and profound sermon on a
Place for Prayer In Gods Moral Govern
ment." 4,
| In consequence OF the sickness OF Rev. d.
Il. Hutson there was no sermon AZ tn'
Pine-Street Baptist church on suhua!
morning.
AT Venabe- Street Baptist church Oh
Sunday night one was baptized.
At Lcigh-Street Baptist church on sun
day night four were baptized.
Meetings have been In progress AZ u,
ton Baptist church during the past wee wee,
under the conduct Of Rev. James NJ. Di'
lard. Of Nelson county. So far there n nav,
bcen twelve professions Of conversion: In
meetings are growing in interest, ana con
tinue every night this week. nj,
The meetings at Grace-Street Bapt's
church have been suspended on account
the sunday-school anniversary (Which oc
ours to-night) until "Wednesday nlght, i
which time the question OF continuance
will be decided. A large number OF per PEI,
sons have professed conversion sixty-sn
have been received for baptism, iiity-scyel
q; whom have been baptized. On SUNDAY
morning collection was taken up Tor stat
| missions.
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BowHR's. VA, April 81, 1888.

BOWERS, VA, Apiii -, 'SS"'
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Please answer. What do the letters sd;
and j." after Richmond city bonds, STAND
for? Also, the letters IF. and a" after
Petersburg city bonds, and Manchester, :.
an. and NJ? Where is "Clarcmont,.
spoken of by your correspondent "uno
Truly, SuBschibh"'
fist. The letters after the names OF bonds
designate the months when the interest Is
payable. Thus ~. and j." means that
the interest on that class OF Richmond
bonds is payable in january and July a'so'
IF. and A." February and August; Nj.
and NJ" May and November.
I'd. Claremont," formerly the immense
plantation of the late Captain Buck Aleu-
is on James river, in Surry county. a
large colony has been established there
and il is growing place; has weekly
newspaper, and will soon have railroad
running to it,
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AUCTION sALEs...Yatsss Dcys.-

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- TfFl BY Williams bowe'
~, r.tate Agents and Auctioneers'
r,a.an,h screet between Main and BANK
uRrrsTEE,s SALE OF A yAL u ;i,!x.
i cHICEAHoMINy "a .r * ki FTRoNTiNG
DEED AID Ta!ETyyiisSsHx hiF TIkSPIKzT
HBOuT FOUR AND Ai nAiHnn n hT 'AiIUCTION.
II execution on. o, ,acrSgped and the late John a.
WercdIth trustees, dated !3th NOV r".rt. being
anu centred so % do by the crcdiol ~ The
" re ,nry,ying trustee will sell by auct'o' WIZ
dweIling-housc, upon the pfe"ise'"
WEDNESDAY. APRIL H. 1882
o.o,oct p. n. the TRACT OF LAND con,
veyed BY aid dsg s,1s9e9r Fl ACRES,
Ei1hd ~ ,ess adjoining the lands Of Dr; h,n Oh
esta,e. Ash Harris (formeriy j. l. ,s fHre
the Land formerly 6eSns,ng nj low grounds ana
Is large body o o, I"l Tsers is CoMfoRTABLE
Unwilling, with number OF ~ I'D srnIe-
tne usn, rne nyancrty IS very valuable ON ac-
count Of It's proximity To the cry anu '"' ''"'''
OF tn1 ,au Cash sufficient 90 defrly expenses 81
execa,tng the trust and To disc.nrRe me DdEnssv
the debt secured. which Is Ss,ti 3'tS AZ ,t"rsof
L. 1888. with Interest on so,oi Gu oi,co mon
such terms as the Prautor Ia shih ~" ~ 80
NAV direct. aud In event OF his failure 70 ~
,hinl A.: Int " the Debtor and creditor sSre''
other terms may be made ,prn toSre.
Surviving Trustee.
WILLIAMS & BOWIE. Auctionecr-.
PosTPoNLMENT
Postponed by request to
WEDNESDAY. MAY ., 1883
=, o.crock y. NJ. j. \. JONES. Trustee.
WILLIAMS q BOwE, Auctioneer-.
"'h''N''' ap Il-2tawtApl9td
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
AVAILABLE WAREHOUSE. STORE, AND
LOTS on CARY AND FIFTEENTH sTREEIs
Chancery Court of the city If Richmond In me
oase of Siillman rs Norihlm's executors. &c. en-
tered December l3, 1851, aud June IL. lceZi me
undcrs gncd. the surviving special conlni.sloheF.,
will sell by public auceion. on the premises re-
spcctiyely, on
MONDAY. APRIL 30. 1888.
M l2b O'Clock I. NJ. the following VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, Of which the late x. G. WORKMAN
died sicZcd-tO wit: - mann,
HOUSE long occupied 10y Messrs. ,. x = " orlnau,
& CO. situated nj the moi thcast corner ~ cary anu
FIftccnth Streets II covers The whole ot, whlch y
45 PIP feet by ~ feet. and is occupied by H. d.
Workman. - ,,, a.
second. Tie LUMBER-HOUSE adjoining The
above. fronting on Fifiecuth street z! g-iZ ts.,f
running back ~ feet, witha slip Of IA feet "ldlh
extending ont 90 spruce alley. -.
Third \ LOT on the north side ~ 'aI) supe-'
I'm rear OF NO. l-ahOur 81 by % lteL. $500. 80,
tonrib The GRANITE-FRONi IHREt-SIO-
nv ERICN STORE and WAREHOUSE NO. Is
south Fifteenth street. recently occupied by Mr-
George / ce. Is $40 by 100 feet together win
No II SRGf BRfCK SMOKE-HOUS SIS thereon.
This property Is all located In the centre 81 me
business pIrt Of Cary street. convenient 70 az re
pints for trans portitiou. aud being very Desirable
for business purposes. offers a good opportunity
FOR safe and probable investments.
TERMS: One third cash Tie balance ~ TX ana
twelve months. for negotiable notes. with interest
added with he right for the purchaser 10 pay mo
whole I'm cash II lie should elect 80 - DO:
j. -. ~IFGtR.
K. -. WORTHAM.
Commissioners.
WILLIAMS & BowE. Auclionecrs. ap IL
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by W. n. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF DESlKABLE
l FRAME DWELLING on THE NoN xrl
SIDE OF LEIGH STREET NEAR II. 'A .',i
STREET BY AUCGION.-By virtue OF c, ,Sen
deed of trust bearing date the l7tb Apr,ii 80,
Of record in the clerks Office Of the nhancer,
Cont of the city of Richmond In II: -; ~ w ~ ~
neoe a6G default having been made In the pay :
inent of the note thereby sccnreu' anu Iii
thereto required by the holder OF sald pD.e' s''
sell by public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY NEXT. APRIL 20, 1888
at Z O'Clock Z. 81, the REAL ESTATE de,cr, ,as
ia said deed being COMFoRTABLE mp w wrt
SIRABIF FRAME DWELLING, 20. = w,
ii, s,rcet ON The north side Of Leigh street west
OF and near st. James street. containing SIX roons'
with Kitchen and stable on the lot, IN g,ou leP ns
and well located for rental purposes Inc 10, nas
a front OF 22g feet. more or less extending Dss d.,
between parallel lines 1853 feet TO an aiey III INC
TynNs: one third cash the residue by negO-
table notes at six and twelve months. WIN III
tcrest added and secured by deco OF ,r ,rr,
LYME & Co.. Auctioneers. aP "a
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOI6 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF 120 ACRES OF
L LAND, NINE MILES FROM RICHMOND,
ON CHARLES CITY ROAD.-By virtue OF a GER
tam deed Of trust bearing date April 1, 1882. and
recorded In the clerk Office Of ilenrico County
Court. ID. i. los, page 32e. default having been
made In the payment Of certain note secured
therein, and being requested 10 do by the holder
Of the same. will proceed 10 sell by public snc-
ton, Az iienrico county courthouse, the above
described property, on
SATURDAY, APRIL rs, 1883,
Ut 2 O'Clock NJ. Fifty acres are cleared, the hail.
ance In undergrOwth.
TERMS: Cash rs TO expenses OF sale and s2o5
with per cent. interest add, q from AprIl
1882; balance, II any, as announced at sale.
L. TUfPEk, JR.,
up 10 FRI
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/ OOk THIS WAY!
LOTS FOR SALE.
By Grubbs & Apperson, Auc,ioncers.

"'EE'"7T y
WIN oe soId, upon The premises, az auction, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1858,
at 4;3O o'clock y. NJ, TWELVE DnsIRApJ, y
EACH ON Brook turnpike two miles ffom Tho civ
and nearly opposite kellcr's store.
Inc owner , Mr. Alexander Hodgson, having ne.
no.su from his state, aud having no further use
Tor that heautl located tract OF land ivin, ~,
BROOK turnpike hear the city OF Richmond, has
s soncluaea 70 divide the same Into lots a. above
usual opportunity OF buying "a desirable founda.
ton for u future home.
A., pist OF the property viii be exhibited at the
one third cash; balance in one and two vssrs n
per cent interest. GRCB,is 4 APfERSON.
"p@s Aucttoncers.
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AUCTION sALEs-..Yus Deys:
by John NJ. Goddiu,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonee''
II06 Main street.

~
vI,RJsTEE,S SALE OF A VERY ~,
sIRABIE LITTLE FARM IN HENK,ryryy
COUNTY, ON THE HERMITAGE RnAnsi M az
AND TIREE-QUARTER MILES NOh - aced
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Oh y a ~.
of trust from Philip Rosmarin aud wiie 70 ,ne wv
dersigned trustee, dated 3plb day OF 1'usicyn
1880, recorded In The clerks once ., rar,uit
County Court, Deadlock 104, page 100, u ns',ns
having been made in the payment OF ceriain noI ~
secured therein, and being requested so 70 gu, ~
the holder Of said notes. | viii procccd !" DC" "
public auction, ON the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 3, 1888,
nj o'clock Il. NJ. the FARM located ~ ap0se ue-
scribed, containing f2'r ACRES win tnc ~ ~
movements thereon, consisting Of a DIV Ei.L,No
with - rooms. and necessary out-houses, sdloinlne
the lands Of Colonel John u. Young, i. L. Bchhe'a
Esq and Others. Parties wishing TO purchase
pIea SAINT home should attend this sale. ,oo
TERMS Cash as to expenses Of sale ana ~ %
with per cent. interest added: but more liperi,
terms may be expected as 10 $4,000; residue, II
any. MS announced NJ sale. -.
ap2l JOHN VI. GODDIN. Trustee.
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BY ". II. Lyme & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoncers,
lIl3 Main street.
NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE FRAME

A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE FRAME
N TENEMENT. No. 27l4 EAST CLAn
STREET. BETWEEN TWENvI-SENLNIH
AND TWENTY EIGHTH STREETS, FOR
SALE BY AUC1ION.-By request of The owner
we shall sell by public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL 27TH,
at 3 o'clock p. W.. the VERY DESIRABLE
FRAME TENEMENT located as above, now oc-
cupied by Andrew J. Byrne ESD, containing about
six rooms besides Kitchen with good well OF water
ON the lot. The LOT has 4 front OF 25xld5 feet,
more or less.
The owner Of the above property being about TO
remove 10 Texas. is determined TO sell, and "A bar
gain NAV bc expected.
TERMS: One third cash: the residue by negOta-
bic notes nc six and twelve months. with interest
added, aud secured by deed of trust.
W. II. LYME & Co,
ap2i AuctiOuecf-.
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By Grabbs \ Appcrson.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
No. north Eleventh street.

\ LOTION SALE OF SNUG LITTLE
IA FARM IN CHFspFHFIEI N 1's,r.,
Mih!i FINE GRANITE DFP0Sir GRttNN,rf
BY sn,,,LiNo' &c, ON JAMES RIVER AM
Nm W,,,nht -, 1o,i MD DANviLLE RAILROAD
"a, FRIDAY, APRm ~. 1883,
~ isir; VI not, the next rair Cav her, flor a.,
~ "ecnr above referred to, owned and recent
t,r wss,lam Granite Qusrries confalnins. 81
eisas.', W LAND, or witch about 80 acrss are
hala"e ana ia good state Of cultivation, and the
F s,, Is as good As thai of The adlolnins auar
roof and aae fr SRAaNrIE DWELLING. with Slate
barn and s,aS,a ADDITION, contains SIX rooma:
W., .vs ase Usual crops ~ well a. Tor fraet,ss
TENS rsS ss.y n me; convenient, and abundant.
and twelve vns fourth cash; balance at four, eieht
e"' secured by srust-deed '"'e'c'' soo>
auls GRUBBS 4 APPERsON,
AuetisheerN
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BY Williams & Bowe,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
I,tovon,b street between Main and Bank.

vVHAT VERY VALUABLE AND CEN
TRALLY- LOCATED LOT NJ TIE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ROSS md G -,
ERNOR STREETS. At AuCIloS -Ihis tit !.
DFsIRABLE PROPERTY. fronting about 0O
feet on me cast side Of Governor street. and run
ming back g2a. feet along tie south SIDE OF Ross
street, will be sold by auction, on the premises Oh
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1888,
NJ = O'Clock T.. VI. situated I'm the very centre Of
The city. and close % both the business ana resi-
dcnce quarters, IL can be advantageously used
either as site for stores. manufactures or resi-
donces and If properly improved would certainly
give large returns upon the outlay, ana should AZ
tract the attention Of investors. ...,,.,.
TFrws. Al sale. WILLIAMS Il BOWIE,
onD1 AuctlOnecrs.
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

A PPLE BRANDY, FRENCH BRAN
COOKING yINEs5 GELATINE; Whisky,
various GRADE; GREEN TEAS. Soc. pound !:
BLACK TEAa,, Doc. pound; COFFEE. Ice.
p0unds SuGAHs Rt rc4Sced rates; FLOUR, beat
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25
by W. Goddm & son, Auctionccrs.

GALE BY AUCTION OF THE FOL-
GLOWING LOTS IN SIDNEY, on south line
of Iiaryie or Beverly street between Washington
and Randolph streets -
LOTS Nos. 3. 10, Is. and II, fronting each 80
feet on IIaiyle or Beverly street by 200 or more
feet. within parallel lines. to = wide alley.
LOTS Nos I3. Ii, and on north line OF Oak
street near Temple street. These lots front each
80 feet by 80 feet 10 an alley
by request Of the owner, we will sell by auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY l.lSs3,
M : o'clock Z. NJ, tie PROPERTY above de-
scribed 800
These are desirable lots. well located. and VIII be
sold very low rather than Withdrawn. Bargains
can be had.
sale viii begin on Ilaryle or Beverly street.
Terms: Easy, and announced AZ sale.
GEORGE :. NASllON & son.
an % AuctiOncers.