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The Portland daily press., 1883-12-21
FIRES.


BALTIMORE, Dec. 20.-A fire this morning al
most entirely destroyed corn mill, elevators and
warehouse belonging to Tyson Brothers on the
south 81 e of the haIbor. There is damage of
soms $50. 90 to S o00o as far as ascertained The
origin of the fire is unknown
SPARKS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, &C. 20-The farm house.
sheds aud Larn of M Clark, rear Hinsdale, were
burned this afternoon. Loss S3l 90.
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MASSACHUSETTS
Petition for Pardon of n Thief.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 20.-Mrs. Della o.,
widow of the lafe Samuel Aldrich, aged 20, was
burned TO death at Blackstone, Tuesday, by her
clothes taking fire from stove.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-21

BOSTON, Dec 2o.-Gov. Butler and the pardon
board held public hearing to ray on the petition
for pardon of Geo. L. Hathaway, who is serving a
sentence OF 10 years for embezzlemeDt OF money
rom the Border City and Sa amore Mills in Fall
River. Hon Jonn W. Cumming of Fall River Iap-
neated for the petitioners
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


INTENDING after Monday the tenth inst. to as
y sist Mr.. j. T. Stubhs at my oil place 4 business
5ss Congress st., should be gatd to meet and
serve former customers assuring them that every
effort will be made to please them
CYRUS f. DAVIS.
decb sndtf
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-21
Mazing at East Hampton and How il Re


SPINGFIELD, Dec. 2O.-A son of Congressman
Whit &, Welliol Seminary student at East
Hampton was fined $57 in the dist let court Of
Northampton to-day I r breakii g the nose t fell
low student named UsgooI. Whiting called at Os-
gooi's m the la It being lew couer, and de-
manded a trea for tie company Osgood iefased
and me Gays af er he called to settle the af-
fair in prize fight sty During the fl Sc round
b ood drawn ON Whidng and in the second Os-
goou's nose was broken Osgood tried to get Whit
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-21

Boston, Dec. 20.-A bill in equity was filed in
the United States Circuit Court today by Receiver
Price in which he seeks to compel the directors
and officers of the Pacific Bank to respond for ST.,
900 600 with Thch to pay the liabilities and ered-
tice the part of some of the officers and negli-
gen"e by others which render them liable for the
losses.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-21

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 2o.-A young man sup
posed be Robert p. Hubba d Of Cable.kili, N. \,
bought pst j ia the hardware store Of G. A.
Graves in this city late this aftern and immedi
live. He had been drinking heavily.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-21

TWENTY-FIVE years ago the late S. Hickerson Of
Bar Harbor sold three-fou tbs of acre of land in
that place to A. j. Mills for he sum of twenty dol
lars -payme to be made in wood cutting. The i'm
pfovem-nts, in the way of buildings, etc that have
since been put on the land amount to about $4,000
300
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Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser.l


In the quiet cemetery at Marion, in this
State. is monument that few people ROW
living have any knowledge OF, though it
commentaries an act of heroic devotion In
humble life more worthy OF commemora-
ton than many that are heralded TO the
world by the trump OF fame. II is plain
marble shaft, perhaps eighteen feet high,
surrounding granite pedestal, all in SIM
pie and unostentatious style and taste. The
inscriptions on the four sides Of the shaft
tell the story. and are as follows:
On the west
"Harry, servant OF III. Talbird, ID. D.,
president of Howard College, who lost his
life from injuries received while warning
the students at the burning OF the college
building on the night OF October 1, 1854 ;
aged % years..
On the south:
"A consistent member OF the Baptist
Church. he illustrated the character Of a
Christian servant, faithful unto DEATH"
On the east:
"As a grateful tribute to his fidelity, and
TO commemorate this noble act, this monu.
ment has been erected by the students OF
Howard College and the Alabama Baptist
Convention"
On the north:
'He was employed as a waiter in the
college. and when alarmed by the flame'
al midnight and warDedto escape, replied
Il must wake the boys first and thu,
saved their lives at the cost Of his own"
This is all; but &" storied urn nor ami
mated bust" would tell no more or bette
illustrate unselfish devotion to trust anC
bravery in the discharge of duty than wa
displayed by this humble negro.
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lShamVcts SOuindi
Talma, also, was so realistic an actor that,
In order to work up his grand bursts OF
passion, be would seize upon any unfortu.
nate super whom he came upon behind the
scenes, and shake him until he himself had
become bresthless and the man frightened
beyond oil control at bis assumed violence.
Nevertheless, the peculiarities both OF
Macready and Talma were only in sccora-
ance with that precedent furnished in an
clent history. though with less disastrous
results. According to Plutarch, Esop.
tne Roman actor, so Interested himself in
.ne characters he undertook that one day.
when he played Aureus, he. In that scene
where 1t falls to his lot 10 consider how he
might best destroy the tyrant Tbyestes.
worked himself up into such pitch OF un.
goyernable rage that he struck one % tbe
, h performers with his sceptre and laid
HIM dead at his feet. ' ISL"
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The Grayson Clipper says: Old man
Nox.sy's team ran away with him again
last Monday, demolishing his wagon, nearly
killing the horses, and probably iniuring
the old man internally.
The Abingdon Standard says: On Tues
day last difficulty occurred at Greenwood
between Edward Clark, Of this place, and
James Miller. During the fight Miller cut
Clark in the left side. making painful but
not dangerous wound.
The Claremont Herald says Track-lay-
ing has progressed now nearly two miles
beyond Spring Grove, and Il begins TO look
as though the Atlantic and Danville rail-
road will be at Waverly by Christmas. as
Manager Sweat has promised.
The DanviIlc Register says: Thursday
q diabolical plot was discovered nj south
Boston. which was believed TO have been
laid for the firing OF the town. In store
which belonged TO colored man, TWO
stories high, all the effects were placed In
the lower room, and in the upper room q
barrel Of straw was placed, Kerosene Oil
being found upon the straw. and this was
set on fire. Fortunately the flames were
seen and extinguished before much damage
was uOuc. luc seoic anu 0oheoh's "0'o
insured.
The University Athletic Club commenced
their ial. games Tuesday. Below Is par
tial statement OF the result for the first
day.
i. 100-Yards Dash--in heats: William
Portcrfield, l.. q. Patterson, w. 5. Bib,
J. ID. McKm. T. r. Powell, A. II. Davis,
G. c. Page, II. NJ. Ward, - Edwards.
Won by w. s. Bib. Time. 10l seconds.
9. Throwing the Hammer: w. S. Vance,
r. q. Rhett. Won by w. S. Vance. 3.
One-Mile Run: j. W. Graves. s. j. Dos
well, X. l.. Powers, A. w. Fleming. Won
by Graves. Time, GIG. 4. Putting the
Shot: II. G. Rhett, w. S. Vance, A. G..
l.ockridge. Won by Rhett. Distance, 80
feet III inches. 8. 40 Yards Race: j. W.
Graves, w. ii. Muir, NJ. F. Maury, A. e..
Lockridge. Won by Lockridge. Time,
81 seconds.
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A
BRACE.
Philadelphia Times.I
Editor Dern, OF the Altoona Tribune,
who accompanied Governor Pattison in a
recent hunting expedition in Sullivan
county, gives the following Munchausen
description in the Tribune OF how the Gov
ernor used his gun:
Everybody appeared to be anxious that
the Governor should get the first shot.
Just on the other side Of the bridge,
where the 'Fishing-Creek Confederacy >
had its headquarters, and right on the
rock where its fort is said to have been
built, the Governor was stationed. He
did not have long to wait until be saw the
monster OF the forest, ten-pronged
buck, with aDtleIs like an elk's. coming
directly for him. They looked at each
other for moment and then lost their
empers. The Governor, with his trusty
oreeeh-loader, began to pour buckshot
into the face Of the noble animal. This
only served 20 enrage the buck the more.
The space between the two rapidly
diminished, the Governor all the time
pouring shot into his antagonists
face. As the glaring eyes Of the buck
came level with his enemy's and as his hot
breath famed his cheek the Governor,
remembering his strength-for he is a
powerful and well-built man, stand
ing six feet two and one-half inches
in his stockings-threw down his gun
and grappled with his fierce foe. Then
began the tug OF war. Down the steep
mountain they rolled, first one On top then
the other, bounding from one steep cliff to
another, until at last when near the foot of
the mountain the Governor succeeded in
getting the right fore foot over one of the
prongs OF the monsters antlers, thus en-
tirely disabling him. After freeing himself
from the animal and taking a long breath
he drew forth from his belt large hunters
knife and stabbed the buck to the heart.
During this great struggle his clothing was
torn to shreds, and he looked more like q
beggar than Governor. A sweet smile
lowered over his countenance when told
that he was the champion deer-slayer.' .
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Mr.. G.. W. Heinken. Benone post-oilice.
Pa, has been entirely cured of rheumatism
Nv the use OF the Great German Remedy,
st. jacobs Oil. Previously he could lind
no relief
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BY William II. Lyme Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
l1f3 Main street.



COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" FRAME DETACHED DWELLINGS,, d. si,
sIGNATED By Nos. All. 423. AND 4z5 WEST
DUvAL. NEAR Bp0OK AVENUE.-ln execu-
ton Of a decree OF the thancery Court Tor tne
city OF Richmond. entered on 10th November
1888, In the suit styled Gardner and ais. rs:
Allen and wife. the undersigned thereby appointed
for the purpose, viii sell by auction, upon inc
premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1883,
commencing at Z. M.,
First. Lot, with FRAME DWELLING thereon,
No. 421 west Duyal, occupied by Catherine Gard
ner, containing five or six rooms Lot 26x130
feet. more or less.
Second. FRAME DWELLING 423. adjoining
IL, occupied bv lila Epps, containing four or five
rooms Lot 25x130 feet, more or less.
THIRD. FRAME DWELLING No. 425, adjoin-
ing Il, occupied by Thomas Pave. containing four
or i've rooms. Lot 25xl30 feet, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash. residue at
four, eight, aud twelve months, for negotiable
notes Interest added: title retained until same are
paid and conveyance ord, red by Court
W. W. COSBY, JR..
special Commissioner.
WILLIAM II. LYME & Co, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION sALEs-Yusurs Days.
by Williams & Eowc, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF

MISSIO NER'S SALE OF
"MONTROsE,-
THE LATE RESIDENCE or JAMES n.
GRANT, JR., DECEASED,
ONE OF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY-MPRovED
FARMS IN VIRGINIA.
WITH FINE IMPROVEMENTS.
LYING ABOUT
FOUR MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
ON THE MILITARY ROAD,
EQUALLY DISTANT
BY THE BROOK TURNPIKE,
AND THE
RICHMOND AND HENRICo TURNPIKE.
AND CONTAINING 354 65-iO0 ACRES.
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WILLIAMS x BpWF. Aucti0ntpTfs
oc 27,26.3O&Nol, 3,4,6,7,SStdts
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE AT MON.
"A TROsE, THE LATE RESIDENCE OFJAS.
Il. Grant: Jk;, OF PEksoNAL PROPERTY,
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS, 4 LARGE
QUANTITY OF HAY, &C, &C.-Ou
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I3,
after the sale of the farm, will. Is administrator
mile, from Richmond the personal property
thereon. consisting In part OF
8HORSES,
COLTS,
8 sets MISUNDERSTANDING,
4sCts LEAD-GEAR,
& sets PLOW-GEAR,
sets CAHT-HARNESS,
FEED-kSiNE>,
WAGON-SADDLES,
iy }ERsEY E EpLL; rgrSSgftli siSlSd'
HEiFER. registered;
1 rs JERSEY cow,
1915 JERSEY HEIFER,
COWS,
% HOGS.
3 GARTS.
COVERED CART.
24-HORsE WAGONS,
l2-HORsE WAGON,
2 HAND-CARTS,
2 MOWERS.
10 tack tack STRAW.
SELF-BISDER.
lBALING PRESS,
rs HOT-BED SASH,
CIDER-PRESs.
1LAWN-MOWER,
WHEAT-FAN,
200 GRAIN-BAGS.
| STALk-MASTiCATOR,
set spRiNG-WhGoN HARNESS.
FIELD-ROILER,
DEERE CILTlNATOR,
HAY-FRAMES.
HORSEPOWER.
3 CORN-PLANrERs, -
l. and 2-HORSE CULTINATORS,
l., ?. and 3-HOESE PLOUGilS,
2 sUBSOII. PLOUGIIs,
COULTERS.
DOT BILE DRAGS,
DIRT-SCOOP,
lgHAl- and MANURE FORKS.
lot CEDAR POSTS,
GRASS-BLADES
BRIAR-BLADEs and HOOKS,
SPADES.
SllOVELS.
RAkES,
lot TILE.
WFEDING-HOFS,
COEN-SIItLI ER,
lOPEN BUGGY,
TOP-BUGGl.
set DOUBLE-BUGGY HARNESS.
2 sets slNGLE-BUGGl HARNESS.
SLEIGH,
COUNTER and PLATgORM-sCALEs.
l lot CARPENTER-TOOLs,
1 SIDE-SADDLE,
3CHURNs,
100 tons Of HAY and OATS, more or l,,s,
II impo. sihle 10 give full list Of the personal
property In the space allowed. This j. one ot tl.e
farms 10 be- found. Everything need
Ell for The u'e or convenience Of such place. from
q shmgling-naii 10 a self binDcr. Will De- su'd .nI
November 10. 1888. MANY articles Ia be- offered
have never bccn used. and are as they lDft tlr
store WALTER T.. GRANT.
nos Administrator.
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We will sell by public auctIon,on
TUESDAY NEXT, 18TH INSTANT,
nj 4 O'Clock r. NJ. the above mentioned PROPER
Try. IL fronts 35 feet inches. more or less, and
extend back between parallel lines 100 feet, more
or less. to a I0-f0ot alley.
The HOUSE is built In the hest manner and most
modern style: has all modern conyenlences, and
contains eight rooms besides closets, lincn-room.
bathroom. &c, with handsome shade-trees IN its
front and rear.
II Is seldom such desirable property, situated In
80 pleasant neighborhOod and so convenient to
business, churches, market, &C. Il sold at auction.
and II should attract not only those seeking plea
SAINT home, but investors WELL
TERMS: One third cash; residue in equal pay
ments at six and twelve months, negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust-deed.
WILLIAM IL. LYME & co.
no IL Auclionetrs.
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AUCTION sALEs-.-Tusure Days.
By william II. LYME & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.

THE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACT
Il I'VE NEW BRICK RESIDENCE,
WITH THE
HANDSOME VACANT LOT ATTACHED,
SITUATED ON THE
WEST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET NEAR LEIGH,
BETWEEN THE RESIDENCES OF
MRS. MEADE AND MR.. HOWARD,
TO BE
SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
TUESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT,
Alta O'CLOCK r. NJ.
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EOR RIGHTEOUSNESS. WAKE
rULNEss' DIZZINESS, AND LACK on
ENEkGf'a most valuable remedyis
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
OTTUMwA, IA.-Dr. ). VI. Arms.ron. savs. t.
have sci Browns Iron Bitfers In my family. and
recommend rs use 10 Others"
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo.-Dr. >. c. Riddlcr SAWS !:
Persons who use Browns Iron Bitters alwsys
speak well Of T. II is a good medicine
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by Williams & Bowe, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A PARCEL OF
Il GROUND, 295xs6 FEET TO AN ALLEY.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF WILLIAMS STREET
BETWEEN GRAHAM AND OAK STREETS,
AT AUC1 lUN.-In execution Of a deed OF trust,
duly recorded, will sell by auction on the prem
lses, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
at AZ O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
Many houses have been recently built In this
vicinity. with large advantage to thu owners. and
Its proximity to The new wooden mills will insure
good paving tenants for every house which may
lie put upon It. The sale VIII be In parcels or In
WHOLE as may be desired.
TERMS: At sale. n. W. BOWIE, Trustee.
WILLIAMS & BOWIE, Auctioneers. no IL
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by W. GOddn & Son. Auetoreers.
GALE At AUCTION OF STORE AND
- DWELLING No. 1872 EAST VI y
sTREET.--Al the request OF the owner We shall
offer for sale at public auction, ON the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Ii, 1853.
at l o'clock T.. NJ, that VALUABLE STORE
AND DWELLING No. 1889 eJst Msio street.
located above, the store part ~ which IS occn.
pied by Mr.. William Jenkins at the annual rental
OF 1850.
Terms: Liberal, and made known az The time
OF sale.
The lot has a front Of 2ik feet on the north side
OF Main stest, running back the usual depth Of the
square to q wide alley.
W. GQDDiN & son,
no 10 Auctioneers.
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In execution or decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county entered 18th Of October, 1888.
In the cases Of Grants administrator rs. Grant
and dtS and Grant. guardian. &c, rs. Grant and
ais, the Undersigned special commissioner there
by appointed for the purpose, VIII sell by auction,
upon the premises. ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1888,
nj 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. without regard 10 weather
the FARM whereof the decedent died seized. II
contains 354 65-IOO ACRES. and Is only four
miles from the city by three roads, two Of them
being turnpikes.
The Improvements consist OF a UNWILLING
with thirteen rooms. and a CONSERVATORY,
beautifully situated In a large lawn with several
hundred fine shsde-trecs, with flower and vegeta-
bic gardens adIcining; handsomely lad on and
also. KITCHEN with four rooms, DAIRY,
OFFICE with three rooms, QUARTERS fr
hands. LARGE BARNS, HAY-HOUSES. and
oyery t-building which could be desired. and an
I'm complete order. Also. FINE APPLE ana
PEACH-0RCIIARDS,w with other fruits and vine
wards In abundance.
While the land was naturally good. Yet for the
last twenty four years no skin or expenditure has
been spared In the improvement Of this farm and
to-day H. Is undoubtedly under a higher state Of
fertility than any other farm OF Its size In this
ton. Much Of the land produced four ton. II
hay per acre this year. part Of 1t has been used
for trucking purposes for a number of years. and
several thousand dollars per annum has tcpu
realized In that way, besides fine returns from
large crops Of wheat, hay, oats. and corn.
No description viii convey an adequate idea Of
the great beauty ana high state Of cultivation Of
"MONTROSE.' IL mast be SEEM To any one
who would wish - combine the Inducements
afforded by the sweet retirement of country
home near the city with perfect healihfulncss. sur
rounded by every comfort aud convenience. and
withal the possession Of a farm which viii pay
handsome revenue upon the investment, tins l. A
chance rarely offered I'm lifetime.
\ map Of the property may be seen AT the ofhcc
OF the aucticneers.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at one. two.
three and four years, tor negotiable notes. with
interest payable scmi-annualy, and title retained
by the Court until fun payment Is made.
WALTER h.. GRANT,
Commissioner.
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BY Williams & Dove, Auetioneers.

BY Williams Dove, AuctiOneers.
DRICK DWELLING No. 10 WEST
u MARSHALL STREET FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-By request Of the administrator OF Alex
ander Garrett. deceased, we viii sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH,
at AZ o'clock l.. NJ, the PROPERTY above re-
ferred 10. IL contains about ten rooms. besides a
kitchen with four rooms, and Is Il most COM
FOR TABLE and COMPLETE RESIDENCE.
The LOT fronts 4lt feet more or less, and runs
back about $50 feet TO wide paved alley.
This Is good opportunity 10 purchase a good
piece Of property at moderate price. The sale Is
for the purp pose of winding mp the estate.
TERMS: VIII be liberal. and VIII be stated at
the sale. WILLIAMS x BOW T..
no ll-l3,15IT.1S&20 AuctiOneers.
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Pattison's Fight with q Deer.

THRILLING ACCOUNT OF THE GOVERNORS
ROLL DOWN MOUNTAIN IN BUCKS En-
BRACE.
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A FIRST-CLASS BALTIMORE No
IA ton AND WHITE-GOODS HOUSE WANT
SEVERAL No. Statesmen, with Iarge-estab-
llshed trades familiar with the business for Vir-
10 men OF ability and Influence, with best Of re-
Communications, we have good openings. Only
such VIII please answer. Address
NOTIONS, 220 CarrolltoD avenue,
no 9-eod3t Baltimore.
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by George II. PoindcXter,
Real Estate Agent,
No. 1900 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
SITUATED ON SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
or THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF WALNUT ALLEY

In pursuance If a certain deed Of trust executed
on tie SIN Of June. 1850, by Isaac Jacobs aud
wife 10 the undersigned trustees, default having
been made I'm the payment OF the note therein
cured, by direction Of The holder will sell by auc-
tsOn, on he premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1853,
At O'CLOCK L. NJ,
the aboyc-descriled PROPERTY, fronting j.
feet inches on seventeenth street, on me south
ern line Of Walnut alley. and extending back o.
feet inches % IN alley feet wide.
The Improvements consist u 1lIREt->lol1
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, with out
buildings.
The property T. subject Ia an annual ground
rent OF nnety-two ami half bushels ~ wheat.
TERMS: sufficient IN cash 20 pay expense Oi
sale ana note of sl,OsS, WIKI Interest from nia-
turity; balance upon six and twelve months, pur-
chaser 10 execute his notes tor deferred payment,
with interest added, and secured by tTust-dctG
GEORGE II. POlNDfNIEk.
HOWARD sWiNEfORD.
Trustee
N BgfNDI Il. turfiouftF. a.
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AUCTION sALEs-.- Monday:
BY II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
A UCTIoN SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
IA AND NTNETY-sIx ACRES OF GOOD
FARMING LAND IN mESEIC0 1,s GoU MY
ABOUT SIX MILES gEl9W nr TIL THr Mill MIL
Roh d. BFTWEES TiiE OSBORNE TURNPIKE
AND YAKIMA ROAD will offer for sSe at
public auction, In front OF henrieo county 'o"r'-
house, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1888.
that being court-day. at 12f O'Clock 7. NJ the
aforementioned land. IL adjoins the lands OF
George Eppe John deter, and others, and Is q part
IL will be sold ma whole or divided Into several
tracts containing from ten 10 twenty acres each.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at sale.
nos II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Nv Frank ID Hill Co,
Real Estste Agents,
HOS Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF RE-
" yERsIONARy INTEREST IN 81 ACRES
OF GOOD LAND, WITH NICE HOUSE AND
3ThR MPE9yEM spST on GMakhEs SId de
cree OF the Circuit Court Of Henrfco county
9th October. 1883, in the suit OF Walker, saun-
we, special commissioners, will cell at auction on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1888.
I'm front Of Henrfco county courthouse. at ~
O'Clock, the above INTEREST IN THE ESTATE
Of n. N. Taley. deceased.
Plat Of land on day Of sale.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months interest added, and title retained
until purchase money Is paid and conveyance or
dered by the Court w J. MAYO.
EDMUND Nd 'WwADDILL, JR.,
NOT h. II. MCGUIRE.
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WANTED, TO LET A VERY DESI-
w RABLE THIRD FLOOR, unfurnished. or
rooms siugly. " de ired; also. ROOM on the Sc
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