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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18

cattle. His residence is about three
miles from the town of comanelie,
where hc has every comfort OF life
around him.
am indebted 10 the firm Of Hill,
Moore d Co for the use of their ele-
CANT little posy mare, widely known
~ 'pat.u II all the horses In this
country were as good rs pat" !
would never vote for another iailroah.
They were offered, and refused, by y
Fort Worth man, who ~ prominent
In stock circles, $50 for Pat.
/ called 10 SEQ my old friends Chill
ton and Campbell, aud found sandy
NJ Jolly and mean ns ever, while the
handsome Mr. Campbell was uphold
Ing the dignity Of the firm.
This town Is still very anxious about
a railroad, and IL willing Ia do all Ia
it's power 10 get one. Thecitizcns real
izc the fact that Fort Worth has done
and will do all she can to build the
proposed Fort Worth aud Rio Grande.
The place is improving. Several
new buildings are going up, and Mr.
A. Heringston Of Iiantas City are here
and will start bank sometime IN De
cember or January.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
Colorado City.

Snci.t,, f,lks orn lookinp forward 10
,Jnas,S, ,,'i,,,ar ,nns,n Wa have
pie"s sa ~ VIZ ~, i ns',i,aIlo nn,o,tain.
soi''G VI ny oi ,,,oai ne IVA ,s r,,o,, Grand
',,,a,,,. W., ~, ,nn ,o,,irs
events h'9 gu tue soiieI, ,,a,,ors =,
uraa AZ oa,i -, ,in,, w. ae,iicatn The
..,,,,;1s ~, 20, ,,rii,ling was
cum ple.ioi' VI ~. NV 49,. aIl
sa,u 70 We ~ y eU, hip u. ' IN n,,endanna
eNen.s' ",I mno W. =" ',,',a ,han
eH Hp themselves u" "'''' '
Pie1aseur, r.,,,.,,,,, i..,,,ro, min ,i,.o an
Our Methodist brethren WIZ WIZ give i've an ~,
ehler.a.n,1eht On , rIi's y, I H. hSSeni
w aei i,',iiaipe, n,md T.blnn,ix nm
OF lle puiiuins UNI .o,i,n,i,n III,
,lleBoiyi s'ns,hs MN ; i.,''''''"
DC ,ca'Ii'' VI , ~ oeraI In. ,o,urned
Mi9; 49, si,o eneni
i'o.'a ~, nei ~ *, An. ssin,,d, In IV,,ro
SONS INV tlso WIN 'lt,"u ~ "a Aiiieno,s
i"io' 4neioii"iiu' nv " ptiy n,arn.
soi i,i t ,ii came III 'i' '"'' '''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
NIincola.

Tho salient feature OF this weeks
society budget il the appearance of
Eunice Goodrich aud company mt the
opera house on "Wednesday aud Thurs
day in Wanted, Hushando and
american Born" Mineoia has had
the advantage of securing all the
prominent dramatic companies doing
The state this season, but none have
made such u delightful impression on
our people as Eunice Goodrich and
her excellent company.
Mrs. Frances Kaufman, who had
been visiting the family of Mr.. Mum
zesheimer, returned to Dallss on Mon
day last.
Mrs. 5. Xuckermaun left for Green
! vile on Monday night, accompanied
/ bv little Helen. She il the guest OF
! Mrs :. schwartz.
Miss Jeltie Keys has returned TO
! Dallas.
| Miss Fannie Anderson of Quitman
was in this city on Monday.
! Messls. Newson, Mammoth, Bruce
aud Gait and your correspondent went
/ to Grecnville on Tuesday 10 attend n
| convention Of Greenvllo chapter No.
| ia. We were overwhelmed with
! courtesy and the most scrupulous hos
/ pitality; the hvishiy magui iicent
| banquet tendercd by our Gretnville
/ friends simply cant be beat"
Eunice. do not tempt me with those
eyes
Shoot the waistcoat, Freddie.
The eater of late fairly swnrm3
with absent young ladies. The gentle
men should remember that the APP
preaching leap-year viii afford our
Young ladies ample opportunity for re-
venge and punishment. VIII the girls
retaliatc = NOU' rcr.uRi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
VICTORIA COT
Contract for first-Cliss Jail Minor
Local Mention.

Correspondence ottiic Gazette.
Victoria, November l5.-Tlic COM
n,issi0ners court let the contract Moii-
day for building n new county laIl 70
Mcssrs. +. i 'anly& Co, OF 81. Loui.,
for The sum of VIC ,2DJ. The work VIII
commence soon.
A lively week Tor our city. District
court has drawn Tie people from the
surrounding country. Everything Is
quiet, pcaceabic and serene.
The county jail now contains seven
prisoners. five negroes, one Mexican
ana one white man.
a cool. drlzzliug norther II blowing
this evening which makes things quite
dIsagrecabIe,
1'iie mayors office caught fire this
evening about Z o'clock, but was dis
covered without any serious result.
Several new buildings arc 10 course
0f crsction Ia our city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
Weaillcrford.
ry releruone 10 lhe GaEelle.

by Telephone to the Gazette.
Mrs. Wm. s. Ikard and Mrs. Sears,
Bcc Misses Kate and Mamie Lewis, OF
Henrietta. are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. ID. Lewis Of this city.
Jesse Fain aud w. u. Francis OF
Denton spent the sabbath with US
this week.
Carl Curtis Of Childress county was
in tile city this week on business.
Miss Rhoda Norvell Of Richmond,
Mo, II visiting her brother, Mr.. l., >.
Noryell. and her brother ln-law, Dir.
w. G. Mcfall, OF this ciiy.
Misses Benlal Smith ani Jennie
Calvert ofAnneita are visiting friends
in The city.
oar opera house will be opened
Monday night by The j. q. Stutz COM
pany. We predict IA full house.
W. Il. Patterson, a former resident
OF Ibis city, but who has been gone SIX
or seven years, has returned aud VIII
perhaps locate permanently.
The library society OF the baptist
Church met at the residence Of Mr.. Jas.
Blair last night.
Ed McGehte, formerly Of this place
but now of Pecos, spent Sunday ia
Weatherford.
Mr. Geo. Il. Levy Is on business
trip 10 san Antonio.
w. ID. King OF the Texas d P.tclfis
railroad was in the city this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18

tastic toe. 1t was success in every
respect.
".NoD,onto .Nori.m The monster,
terrible death, visited our city on Fri
day night, 9TH inst at about IL O'Clock
and called with him muster Charley
Gilman, the only sou of our esteemed
townsman, Mr.. Henry Gilman. The
funeral took place on sunday last at
o. m. and was largely attended. Re
quitScut IA pace. We sympathiae
with the parents in their bereavement,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
Henrietta.

Last night the Henrietta cornet
band gave another bali at the city hall
which was largely attended and proved
to be the most successful entertainment
OF the season.
Miss Cora Miller of indianapolis, a
charming young lady, attended the
hop last evening.
Fred Darwin of Chicago, who spest
last winter with Us, has returned again
and will embark in the sheep bust
ness.
Mr.. Frank Brown has been promoted
TO assistant cashier in the Israel bank.
Frank is II fine business young man
and fast gaining the confidence of the
leading men.
Mrs j. w. Il. Gray gave an enter
tainment ut her residence Tuesday
evening which was in every way II
pleasant affair. such ladies add no lit
lie to the society OF amy prosperous lit
tie city.
Mr.. Gray, brother of Mr.. j. W.T.
GRAY, cashier of the Henrietta Nation
al bank, was in the city this week.
He has now located in Bowie and will
engage in the banking business there.
DR.. Kurkendall of Sunset, w. H..
Ford OF Fort Worth, O. J. Oliver of
Wichita Falls, and Seymour Myer and
wife of Dallas took in the hop last
night. They expressed themselves
highly pleased with the whole'souled
treatment they received from the
dancing fraternity.
Mr.. Charley McMurtry was buried
here yesterday after u long siege OF
pneumonia. Funeral services 10y the
Rev. Burrows of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Giimpscs of the Bright and Sunny side
OF Human Life.
Fort Worth.


During the coming week Miss Jessie
Pace and some other young ladies from
Dallas will visit the city as guests of
Mrs. Jessie Melton.
Friday night very pleasant social
gathering was had at the residence of
Mrs. Childers. Among those present
We're Misses Chalmers, Childers.
Waterman, Thompson, Misses Shield,
Mrs. Bateman and Mrs. Jessie Melton.
y select ball is to be given during
the coming week by several young
men ofthe city. They will formulate
an organization and have "a series of
brilliant entertainments during the
winter.
Mrs. Robinson of Wichita Falls has
been visiting friends in the city this
week.
Mrs. Crazy is spending few daisy in
Decatur.
Miss l.ua Dial went TO Dallas yes
terday TO see sick relative.
Walter Hart, formerly proprietor of
Harris Bazaar in this city, has been
making flying trips from his home in
Dallas for n month of Sundays past.
We will see him no more, however, as
he bore away last Wednesday night
the object of his visit, Miss Flora
Sawyer, or rather Mrs. Walter Hart.
They were married at the residence of
her parents.
Two of the fairest of Weatherford' IS
! da lighters and one of Jeilerson's We're
in the city yesterday, the cynosure of
many admiring eyes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18

Though siihhrn
IN every CONT
and nbre With fs-
yer and agiie, ~
bilious rcinitient,
The .yhirin may
yet bd freed ifuIit
lie innligDnDi 81.
rus with Iirstpis
ler's i,to IA % & h
Ultipfs. i'foipt'i
I h q sys ic ~
ngainst II wlih
THIS benanrrlii
anti spa snin,lie,
which W iuiiiiCr
more q stipft Inc
remedy ioI lt,ef
complaint, hsT'
Iirpslu. 6ehillty,
rheumatism, KID.
Gey troubles hiiti
other nilfDfnit.
aud llrnleIa .nil..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
/ lands
X sale by
Investment Co.
|,ssrn, TEXAS.

utV"
Isssrl1, TEXAS 4
.,os briefly described
,irv inv understood that
s,eigs !, sc.ot,iaintcd with the
q un ,,,,s state, this may
y Of WI !. SO enormously
<si Ieihs', sntiy hundreds oi
- y 'nlwners live, and IN
4 ine ,yo,ners ind that, I'M
nr e iss, Wis have grown y De
,telf AM, ..s for which they
d lns cases like this II ~
10. ~ should incrc9Se,
,hai OWL OWL Inc INVESTMENT
slssva,,,v,s TO protect him,
leihe. WI rs3yowlngly. advertise
III ilg y, s.,le, Mt fancy prices
ss i ,u' ~ what we consider
4 X !, e vii take pleasure ~
.,or, lands advertised
u',,{S s% by the number OF
) couSTy.-ll7e acres III 4
MT YYeeatur: all posi- oak
" g. ~ vii make n me
ms mn = t0uN1i.-sl.3n h ,rls
tnE,i running through TINS
r,t z scsn,gs;SrY.-i3,iio acres IN
Ntss nearly In u SQUARE easily shy
taal,g,I,,d BY numerous streams
sass; COUNTY, 500 acres es.
iG otsS%, one.third timber; $40 800
Vfs y a,arming. between tear
~ rivers l land rich secohu
eG ~ yT t,0yNTY.-l60 acres,
sRkss Z Fort Worth, north oil
w box house, two rooms.
fu .oia GOOD spring, close 10
rlce s6lc. ,o,,1rx. aios
IA ' =
sfoNk"n Eco county, on Double
~, psfl o. averlnstirg water
Ii Of Brs,unsi price ~ yer acre.
ttiI C0uNri.-Ivo on i, n,,n0 u.
r..y. GOOD sheep rahcl, mum
lanHI ., twat, i and shelter, good
rislns sna, Price 50 per acre.
b.: e.lsl scSifSTY. -pl5 acres, .
rpn, all nnu nrs Viii phi in one
tuc ! =, 81 ss cattle, as desired.
lfl wv. ax COI'NTH.-320 acres, 9
DENIoN .U Good for farming and
o. isniosa ~ Ter acre.
d. lnTry,, ETY.-lli) acres graz.
lAth .oa,h or Jacksboro; all
~. . sVA price 50 per acre.
uolsioN .v a. nor mere
sl..,;, VI, IN sC0iiNTY.--50 acres, 9
isthsHMio Mn, price 81 per acre.
AeisSs,m,,ssoN COUNTY.-2iDC
NM, ~ county: plenty Of
nvM NY. "a Iand Price So acre,
tNraiins i@niiNTy.-3J53 acres
y rAsv ~. p,yer. Price 81 acre,
ny usu Sx.niE-ill OJl acres on
faNhASp,. az ,rih,itot.ies. solid
ruaiAin fo'A ""N
~ s,i i,,, 3 co,-NTy.--lsts acre
hta"N .iaud families soutl
h: and s'anps ,e a,ars al rhestn,it
bntlon wv s, va
frecN,vH.,,s,yr COUNTY.-l2st
y, WiLn INV, ispl suitable foI
s4uih. n'h '.sers
lrce,l;,,tl,rr,,Tr'ec; orNTy.-ss GO,
9', tiiV.n.rd NJ ,,ou,h or 20
)iercd sl.'ll z, sy a cro
d. Pflr,cslyrV ain ,,ros thIr
~ hAlt, "n,a, - mi" p,'icn 4
n Da!hf '
! scor>Ty osto ocr.s n
~, fhr' Nv, go SsIn a .rcs "a
|snd ". r. nnr nos" ei,ua,e,
land lns 800 ~ "'a,ia,,' 80,
|fins, f 4 ~, egu Nv, I'M I'm I'm,
y ~ -, 80 49, $500"
Ey,,srrir, I.n,,Nry oeo,cre
"a iIan,y ,sai,,rs e,,rya,,
=. ~, ~ an,r 49,, 80 N
nm Tni-%i,\.- ootO ocres nj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
jefferson.

The crystal wedding-iifteen years
after wncniam mat,iHi0iW j.
FLYNN and Lizzie Rosser of, which
mention was made in our last commu-
nicalion, took place on Monday last.
IL WAS a brilliant affair the ctife or
cycDic dc Ia creme of our city being
present. The house was filed 10 over
flowing with guests and all were merry
ms a marriage bell. Mrs. Flynn was
the center of attraction, having APP
peared in the same costume as niteen
wears ago. The hospitalities Of the
house were dispensed by the charming
Miss Maggie Rosstr. But seldom does
il come within our observation To learn
of a repast more artisticaliy arranged
and served with the same amount oi
grace. We herewith give list ot the
presents received by the iubilants, VIZ;
Mrs. Eason, champagne glasses; MISS
Sarah Terhune, two bottles colognei
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Rogers,
celery glasses; Miss Ida Rogers, pair
cut glass toilet bottles; Miss Georgia
Ware, pair violet vases; Misses Maggie
Ware and Minnie Harper, tea set;
Miss Carrie Brown, fine preserve dish;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kennon, ice
pitcher; Mrs. w. II. Cook of ST Louis,
salyer, Mrs, Meeiersh of Dallas, per-
fume stand; Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Ter
hume. champagne glasses; Miss Leila
perry. iewelry stand; Mr.. \. IL. Lip
steadt, call bell; Mr.. Il. Z. Epperson,
berry dish: Mr.. and Mrs. Y. II. Clai-
borne. fruit stand; Mrs. >. Perry,
vases; Mrs. Winslow, cologne; Mrs.
leslie. n beautiful bridal bouquet;
Cant. j. J.. Russell of Galveston, par
lor lamp; Col. aud Mrs. u. w. Taylor,
cake basket; Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Fled
Ter musical decanter; Mr.. and Mrs.
DIR. Brown, berry bowl; Capt. ana
/ Mrs. A. b. Smith, fruit stand j. >.
Flynu, toilet set: Mr.. and Mrs. ., H.
Park. castor; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. }. " lse,
pickle stand; Col. w. NJ. Harrison,
pair vases; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry,
1 fruit stand j. IL. Parsons, card re-
ceiver; Mrs. Harrison, fruit stand; Mr.
and, Mrs. L.G. Now, two berry bowls
Mrs. T.. q. Benners, preserve stand;
1 Miss Ada Parr, toilet set; Miss Maggie
Rosser, set OF gobletsi Mrs. Murray,
cheese stand; Mrs. ls,sser. celery glass;
Miss Murphy Smith. eastori Mr.. ana
Mrs. Nichols, pair pickle dishes VI
4 w. q. DeJerneite, jeweiry sthh1' AR
! and Mrs. Clark and Mr.. ana AIRS.
: BDice, iDilti anu lt6t's ,.''-'
4 phil Fo.cue OF the Cas- County
bank, leading banker of -Nilantin,
and former resident oftliis city, was III
town last Sunday.
+ sir. ]. II. Parsons went over to Mar
shall to spend sunday, tie ls.h INST
/ with his charming little daughters.
4 Capt. j. 4. Russell left OIL Wednes-
1 day fast for Galveston.
Miss Amelia Doppelmeyer, who has
been Tor some time the guest Of her
I sister, Mrs. Joe Ney, left on sunday
/ last for Sherman. :,
Miss Florence Sherrod OF Marshall
ls visiting Mrs. w. A. Walker
Miss ssailie Weaver of SULPHUR
/ Springs. is the guest OF Mr. Albert
( Rowell's family,
on Thursday evening q pleasant mop
was giyen by the young ladies' OF JEFF
1 fersol Al the residence Of Capt. 9: y.
/ Mise. IN which many Of our society
belle. aud beaux tripped the light fan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18

Go to Keller's for your wagons, bug
giles and other vehicles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
IiNirii.

DIR. II. NJ. Parvin of Belle Plain, hut
formerly OF this place, left this week
for Chicago. The doctor will spend
the winter there and then return 10
his home in Texas.
Judge j. Il. Thomas of this place
has gone East this week on profess
sional business.
Judge Brown, of Sherman, was reg
istered at the Sigal house this week.
Toe Cunningham, our polite nursery
man, went to Eastern Texas this week
and will visit the scenes of his child.
hood.
The cool nights have stopped the
croquet playing for the season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18
CLOAKS! CLOAKSl! CLOAKS Ill

Mrs. Brown is now receiving
her stock of Cl0nks for ladies',
misses and children. The term
Cl0aks embraces all the varieties
OF Wraps, Do'mans, Circulars,
Viscttes, Jackets, Jerseys, etc, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18

For sale by AT Dfgglsh hnd HtI1fIs gEHE
orally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18

4. n. DHENswfG, Asfhl, F"Fl "vIt'' I'F'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-10
By JAS. Macdougall. Auctioneer.
No. 10 Governor for Thirtccn.hl street
SALE OF HOUs

DEREM PTORY SALE OF HOUSE
4 HOLD FURNITURE. FEATlIEE-BEDS.
MATTRESSES, BEDDING, BAGATELLE-TA-
BLE, STOVES, &C., &C., AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY At l09 O'CLOCK
Twill sell, without reserve, as above,
l EXCELLENT OAK CHAMBER SUIT,
FOUKTEEN-OCTANEM ELODEON.
MAHOGANY and other WAKDROBFS.
MARBLE-TOp BUREAUS, WASllSTANDS.
and TABLES.
8 EXCELLENT FEATHER-BEDS.
a large line Of DOUBLE and SINGLE BED
SIEADS.
20 assorted NEARLY NEW MATTRESSES,
BLANKETS. QUILTS,
holsters and PILLOWS.
SIDEBOARDS. TIN SNFi.S, LOUNGES,
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS
EXTENSION, LEAF, and COUNTER-TA-
BLES,
l GOOD BAGATELLE-TABLE, BALLS, &C.;
REFRiGERATORS,
CUlLDREN'S CARRIAGES.
VERY FINE MAPS-Fastcrn and Western
liemispheres-with Chart Of Chesapeake
Eav:
LOOKING GLASSES, PICTURES, CLOCKS.
CROCKEHN. GLASS WARE.
Several GOOD COOKING and HEATING
STOVES. &c, &c.
The above are from families leaving the city.
and must he sold. Goods must be removed ~
once. JAS. MACDOCGALL.
az 10 AuctiOLCer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-10
8ifhmond llspatfh,
TUESDAY....."..."..AfhiL ~, iooo'


ur.pr-prNpISG sCENEs--A MAN CUTS HIS
THROAT TO ESCAPE THE FLAMES.
A dispatch from Greenville, Texas, gives
fbe following particulars OF the hotel dis
aster OF Friday night: When the hotel
fell the shrieks and cries from the inmates
who were crushed in the ruins were ap-
Mailing, but the fire which at once started
ia the ruins spread RAPIDLY. and soon all
cries were hushcd, the flames having done
their deadly work. The following
persons were either killed outright by the
falling OF the building or burned 10 death In
the ruins: Mrs. Pruitt, proprietress OF the
hotel; George Pruitt, crippled son OF
Mrs. Pruitt-the pleadings OF both from
the ruins foI relief were heartrending;
Louis Albert, burned alive; +. d. n. Riel-
w. contractor. crushed; Frank west,
crushed: Il. II. Neal, Miss Lou. Davis. j.
T.. Ford, VI. Hin, and four negro servants.
The above were buried beneath the ruins.
and Il was utterly impossible to render as
sistance TO those who were not killed IN
stant,y. Up TO this hour few humps or
charrcd flesh and bones, representing the
remains OF human beings, have been re-
covered.
The following named inmates OF the
hotel were injured: ". ID. Pruitt, badly
mangled; DIR. Turner, probably fatally
crushed; VI. q. Mars, bruised. The slight
ly injured are d. c. Bell, X. n. Denton,
Tom victories, Lewis Morris, Charles
Brownel, Percy Cox, W. T. Mcclure. and
Fred. Endle, wife, two daughters, and SER
want. DR.. Turner lay beneath the timbers
until they burned in twain. releasing him.
Mr.. Denton escaped death by second fall
ing OF walls, which released him. One
man cut his throat when he found the
flames consuming him.
The relief train from Sherman made the
time OF mile per minute. The cause OF
the calamity is uncertain. IL is thought
that an explosion Of powder In Arnstead's
hardware store blew out the west walls,
causing the entire building 10 fall. The
adjoining buildings were destroyed. The
amount OF the losses is not yet known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-10
10 nnarlcs 4 McCnrly.
~ Uuarlcs 4 Mcturdy'
Real Estate gents. Auc;iOuccrs. and Brokers,
1879 Main street.
r,I1nsE rWn TuREE-sTOHY RRICK

VHOSE TWO THREE-STORI BRICK
l STORES SITUATED At TIE SOUTllEArT
CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND FRhNkLlN
STREETS. Kos. Il AND %. FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTIOS.-By request Of tie owner we
will offer for sale. upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL IS. 1883,
ut ) O'Clock +. ~, the TWO BRICK STORES
above described. The stores have modern fronts,
and are occupied 10y good tenants and yield fair
rents. There Is also under each store good, dry
cellar. The upper part IF elch Store contain,
about slA rooms. Gas, water. and cuiyert connec-
lions 10 both houses. Tie entire premises are in
perfect order
Tut property being situated in one square Oft
First Market and In the centre Of large retail
trade will al an time. command tenant andyicid
good rents. The property VIII be sold las 60 whole
or sub liydcd at time OF sale 90 suit purchl ers.
The Lot has a front OF 30 feet on the east line
Of Eighteenth street, and runs hack along frank
lin street 10 the property Of tie N9s"nic liall.
TERMS: VIII be liberal. and announced 40 sale.
and parties may attend with the ASS rance of got
ting q bargain, is the owner b. determined ~ sell.
QUAhLES & y. ct RDl.
apS AucuOnCCrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-10
AUCTION sALEs...Futurs Days.
by Grubbs & Apperson'
Real Estate Agents and Auct'o"ee's'
M north Eleventh Street.

No. north Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
y LARGE QUANTITY OF IMeEoyyExp, hN I
UNiMPROvI'DR RIAL ESTATE on yENlA,bnn.rrsr;
CARRINGTON, JEsshMlNE. AND MD .rt ~
STREETS. BELONGING TO HE Ell .r ~ NO VI
GEORGE HOWARD, DECEASED, Al 49,
TION-In pursuance Of a decree of the Chancciy
Court Of the city of Richmond entered on ,se o.
Of Apn' 1883. la the suit OF Howard rs ,',,5nt
the undersigned as special cOmmissionersappo'n'
ed thereby, will ON
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1888,
commencing at 4 O'Clock +. NJ proceed TO sell a
PORTION OF THE REAL ESTATE Of George
Howard deceased. siiuatedns above. ana coisisii"s
Of the following lots or parcels OF land: ,
l. 4 VACANT LOT at the corner of Jessamine
and Darlington streets, fronting ~; f,e'' ON inc
south side of Darlington street aDon' los lee.'
2. A VACANT LOT 1t the corner OF Nchabie
and scott streets. fronting 1872 feet on the noIln
side of Venabe and running back to CarrihS'oh
street $500, ,,.,,
3. LOT. with a WOODEN DWELLING
thereon ~ the corner Of scott and Nenabe Streets
fronting a. feet on the north side OF Nenablc ana
running back on the eas line OF Scott s'ree' '"o"'
q. 4 Lot, with a WOODEN DWELLING
thereon. adjoining The l1st-named on ihe els. ST.
Venabie street. about lG05. feet, beginning Al
feet from scott street.
r. LOT on the south side ~ Nenablc street, AT
the corner of scott. fronting IS feet inches on
Vonahle and running ~ iett SCUM waraiy a,4ns
scott street. with TWO SMALL WOODEN
G. A VACANT LOT on the north side OF Vena-
bo street al the corner of Jessamine street. WIN
front on Venahle street Of 80 feet, about l07kteet
r. A LOT adjoining the ltst-named on the west,
with a RRICK DWELLING thereon. fronting 10
feet inches on the north side Of Nenable street.
about Ga feet. III. ,....,,.,., -, =.
Mat made by j. j. Peasants. which VIII ne eNhlb-
tied on the day Of sale and may be seen before mat
time nj the office Of the auctOncers.
III the sale Is not completed on the aboye-named
day II will Dc CONTINUED from day 10 day. COM
mcncing 1T the same hour. until the whole property
Is sold. The larger lots viii be subdiydcd TO SUIT
purchasers. ,t
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay the costs of ms
suit and the expenses of sale. aud the residue III
three equal instruments upon credits 81 one. Two,
and three years. the purchaser giving Tor deferred
insialmpnis his negotiable notes. with Interest
added from the day Of sale and endorsed by such
person or persons shall he accepted rs sufficient
Security by the special commissioners. But II amy
purchaser shall prefer 10 do 50 he will be permitted
upon paving least third of the amount of his
pirchi.c In cash, To give his notes without an en-
dorscr for the remainder AZ one. two. and three
wears with interest added. In either case the title
To- he retained until al the purchase money is paid
and "a conveyance directed 10y The Court.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
4. L.. COGRINE1.
Special Commissioners.
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