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Fires.

The Jackson cation compress and
one hundred and fifty bales Of cotton
we're burned last saturday. Loss
$4,000, with light insurance.
We learn that the hotel at Green
field WAS hurped last Sunday evening,
about dark. Supposed to he acci,
hentnl. --I
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WANTED.

yINdE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN AND
4 URIEN IAL JOURNAL Published by
] ,.risOu X Moore. Chicago, Ill. - per year.
4 nted Dy stephen ID. Peet. Devoted To Cla s.
ioLl, JrIentdl. Eurupean and American Arch
Aeu0gy. lliustrlte1. Tue editOl uf tho above
JOurnAi desires CORES pOndence with all persons
Ia this cOuntry VINO have IA their possession
area IJai culIos, or VIII are in any way in
tetested in the study of ANTIQUITIES.
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THE COLLEGE QRGAS.


An organ is as essential in school
as in church, aud it is no more the
duty of the teacher to supply the
school organ than it is the duty of
the preacher to furnish the. church
organ Notwithstanding this fact,
we are willing to go beyond our pro
fesSional duties, aud try to furnish
the College with what it has been
needing for five or six years IA. first
class organ.
For this instrument we are individ
ually responsible; yet we don't want
it for ourselves. In making the pur-
chase, we expected to have series Of
entertainments for the benefit of the
College, and in this way make the re-
quired monthly payments F
Delivered AT the College, the organ
cost SS7. Up 20 this time there has
been raised, .I"H"ia..'aa 1.t
From Prentice Club - $1,000
.H g EntertaiIment--aHS S ZOO
. :" Richmond d McEl. se
reth's Co.. l,r.t ... S12.7O
--2
Total 1'F". .-|. .''2' S29.7O
Leaving a remainder of $3.50
Hl' Or the necessity OF thoroughly
equipping school house with organ,
black boards, stoves, desks, glones,
maps and charts, we will say nothing;
it is too obvious. Ignorance and fogv-
ism alone blind their eyes to pro-
gress. Some say Humboldt has n fine
school; yes, and Humboldt is going 10
spend 81 900 on her college building
this summer. We don't wish to grum-
bic; we only desire 70 hit an ugly nail
on the head, and drive it home.
A school house ought to be made
attractive; its walls kept clean aud
white, and decorated with saitapIe
pictures; comfortable desks supplied
for the pupils, and carpets for its ros-
trums. People decorate their church,
es elegantly; aud once or twice Il
week onl y they aYe called into ser~
vice by IA very hrge minority. Bat
the school>house--the place where
the living, surging generation of the
future is preparing for the duties Of
this life, and an entrance into lhe
n-xt-is LETT dirty and dilapidated,
with broken windows and crazy desks,
destitute both oF beauty and comfort.
No wonder spme children who have
attractive heuEes prefer not to 90 to
such place, ...r
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SMALL CHANGE.
This is St. Patrick's Day.

MS lS St. IHtrick Day.
1t was cold enough here last sun
day morning to form ice.
Pearce Bros. have bouent the dry
goods stock ct Pearc. " GO.
The charter of Eaton, this county,
has been abolished 10y the Legislature,
The veranda Cf the Southern Pa
Hotel has received II new coat Of
paint this week
Gardens have been well prepared
during the past, week aud all seasnna>
BILE planting done.
Dave Taylor has moved to his
newly.improved re'idence, next door
to the Exchange Office 49, .
Capt, Bill Moore has sold his well>
known horse 10 a Mississippi man,
anti now he is very lonely.
Jim Crawford lbs moved into the
new cottage On First street, second
house north ofthe l.. " n. road.
The brick wnlNs on Maip street, i,
which had been undermined hy the
cent rains, have been substan-
tlaliy repaired. " a'aHI iar'7'@ 81
N. j. Healhcock, Esq, has moved
to the late residence uf d. A. Tay-
Tor, on Main street, which he bought
-Ome lime since. a,rofa.ra ..,
Parson Holt contempates the
manufacture of coffns NY wholesale
very soon, when he will he able to
supply the towns around here. He
will put in new machinery for the
purpn- l" go. .
Humboldt Argus: The resi- ience
Of II. f. Birlsong and house be-
longing to the heirs of Bob Robinson,
c0lored. were burned un Sunday
morning between the hours of | and
2 o'clock and was evidently the work
of an incendiary. .t H
We hear that number of houses
were ,burgiarIzed III Humboldt last
Sunday night, and that number of
watches and other property are miss
ing. We supI"or the thieves who
we're here on Saturday night went
there and put in their work.
Mr.. Crump has on exhibition a
turtle head which would hardly gC
into a water bucket. The turtle was
caught with IA hook aud line hy the
Rev. j. d. Lewis, in Cole creek, he
low Ripley, and weighed one hun
dred and ten pounds He had tt
call for help to secure the prizo after
lie was hooked.
By reference to an ordinance pub,
lished in another column. it will he
seen that the Board of Mayor and
AL iermen have passed law levying
a tax of twenty cents on the hun
dred dollars worth Of property fol
school purposes, subject to ratifca,
tinu by the qualified voters at IL gen
era election, 10 he holden on the 17tf
of April This is done at the reques
Of the citizens meeting, held here /
few weeks since. The columns o.
tie Exchange are hereby throwr
open fora full and free discussion oi
the matter. ,.,,
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Don't break your back and ruin
yonr fingers by quilting in the old-
fashioned way, workings week on one
quilt, but buy Queen Quilting
Frame and do the work in two or
three hours. Go and see one at work
Oh the lot next 10 A. JOr1an's store
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17

Do not temporize, t,r aD',dynes or
ly soosI'F and Anlf IN sleep and quiet
DR MOFFETT's GEEPHTNA (Ieething
POaUEsrs) Cores the child and Regu,
Ia'ps the Bowels. AL Druggists keen
them. .-t "."i
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17

ANY one who can operate sewing
nachine can make quilt in few
hours hv using the Qnesn Quilting
Frame II can I've used for square,
diagonal or diamond work very readi'
jy.
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For Sale.

Tie house and lot i'll Milan known
as the Central Hotel building AL.
50 some valuable land. lying near
the college huiicing. Apply to w
Y. Williamson. or the Milan Elk.
change. '
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A live man can make a pile of
money if he will huy county right
for the Queen Quilting Frame and
s%ll It to families throughout the
reunsy. 1t is one of the mos, useful
inventions of the age Cali on j. A.
jackson. a. A .Iordup's store.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17

Attenti N. Ladies'!

Call and see the Queen Quilting
Frame at work next to A. Jordan's
store You will not be satisfied until
YOU get one, after you see its great
simplicity aud usefulness.
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a If you want tO see a new and beau
tiful stock of Spring Goods, very
cheap, 90 To Chnmh4rs' Cheap Stoge.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17

Ii you wish tosee new and cheap
stock Of Dry Goods, call ut ChaM
bers' Cheap Store.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17

One hundred pieces new and
be"alifd Spring Prints, just received
at Chambers HH
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17

4 new and nice line of latest styles
of Hats for yonng men at Chamhels'.
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The Queen Quilting Frame.

The grarIsvst hbor- saving inventions
yet for over hapdeiIe.i sewing women.
With its ARR, a hAY rau make three
quilts day and 40 her honse work. /,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
CIrY OFFICERS.

CITY OFFICERS. n
IL. Hale, Mayor ,.t.
John D; Lusk; City Marshal, II urp,..
insh p. A. b. Conley. !, n. Stone and d. A.
Taylor, Al1srmen. .r D.. . A
CHURCHES. |
Baptst--Church tieet. j. b. EOf, pastor.
Pre- etchtng every sunday morning and evening.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eqoning. sunday
ScnoOl aID.n ''.. -, =,
strong. Mstor. Preaching every sunday moro.
ing and evening. Prayer iheeting wednesday
evs ag >aujay school . am'
Com oePlaad Presbyterian = Church street.
ID tt Fellows" ii IL. j. ID. Lewis, pastor.
Preaching Ist aad3rd sunday in each month
Prayer mseting tuesday evening sunday
Episcoesi--Uhurch street, Odd Eeliow',Hall;
G. +. Coll MS. rector oerviee Sd onndaV OF
each mo tn. WtSt .
Liberty .oige. No. +5s-M. D. L: Jordan,
Dictator: W. ii. Coley, Reporter. Lodge meets
irstand thiri FRIDAY nighlsin each mpn'h'
go. F.
lay night. J IL. holt. g,. o., -. II. Dick'n-
Bon oec'y.
MilanLo Ige No 7O-G. Il, Mitchell N; G.;
W. II. AIgea, X. Il ..e .ge meets 2nd and Atm
Mon lay nights in elch month
Il. OF Z.
Prospero Lodge, No. al. p. Rhodes. c. c.:
W. Y. Williamson. h. h. ). Meets every
%. u. ". .l
Stonewsll Lodge, No 3J--S. II. Hale, NJ. W
". Wiliamso i, Recorder. Meets third
and fourth Frlday nights. -
X. and l.. of IL.
Eagle Lo igs, No. 96-- Meets first and third
VI may nights IN each month W "a Wa ade
p; n. 4. council, Secretary
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rauV. y. Dralon, Bristol, Teuu. says:
81 used Brown Iron Bitters asI Il
TOME and take pleasure in Yeconl-
imending it," , l...H"
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= Five year old Bourbon, enly Toe.
a drink at Blankinshfps
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17
FOR SALE.

EArfLUroF 1000 BUUKS-CHE CALL
A at the Exchange oHice. rt
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17

NTAGISrRArES' WARRANTS AND En-
WI l. u rIOSS ut Greatly Reduced Rates,
Apply at this office
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17

None bettss than the sc. CHERRY
Lips" as Rankinsbip%
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17

New Spring Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, cheap at Chambers.
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Appropriations.

At the regular meeting of the May
or and Aldermen last Monday night
the following appropriations were
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-17

nuD NEWSPAPERS GOOD TO Put
~ un lsr carpets, paper walls, clean min-
dp%s, lamp 9hiDn ys, etc. Call at this oihce.
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SPACE IN L MS uOl4O Mn Al flN II
y Cents per line for eae h issue. Secure cheap
hd1ertisins AZ once. -.. . d
VJNEN HOUSES L LOTS IN MILAN. Will.
l. be sold very low o. ". HALLSTROM.
rNYO NEW BERTINI'S PIANO FORTE
L Instructors and t~o Burrowes' Piano forte
Primers. Apply at this once.
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4 NASHVILLE R.R.

Time a,out fifteen minutes slower than town
J. g. HALL, Agt. .
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Lii ;ofs cENrRAL r. R
rain.lea, tilL follows on and after
y 1890
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Train. leave Milan as follows on and after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-19

srkxryrxo RESPONSE or A YOUNG wo-
NAN WHO STOOD AT THE ALTAR.


III Albuquerque Journall
&..ocietv people Of Albuquerque were en-
s,ls,nedlin amazcment on Thursday night,
.,:ae isth, when the news was rapidly
,;eread through the city OF sensation at
S'od,ng the arranged wedding at the
tsidence OF Mr.. Edward Powell. The
.Sdy Is niece OF Mrs. Powell, and
s,ae Of .he brightest and most charm
sing Young ladies ever introduced into
=, albuquerque society. Mr.. a. l.. Stl-
3 ers, the bridegroom, Ia wealthy cattle
Z, rover. the owner OF an extensive ranch
IN Alamoosa. in the western part OF Nalen-
s,,ia county. Everything was arranged Tor
The wedding. The wine was on ice, the
lakes baked, and at the appointed hour
Rev. Mr.. kistler put in appearance. The
: lady and gentleman soon TO be made man
and wife were aftired to suit the occasion,
and stood up before the minister on the
yospel 10 pronounce the solemn vows.
OWL Won take this woman for your
lawful wifeYv asked Rev. Mr.. Kistler.
81 WILL" responded the bridegroom
elect.
"will YOU take this man for your lawful
husbandy" continued the minister.
AMY God. | can't, i can't!" was the
pitiiui response Of the young lady, who,
bursting into tears, rushed into an adioin-
ing apartment.
Ladies went to her assistance and advised
with her, and the rejected bridegroom tried
10 persuade her 10 change her determine
fion and become his wife. IL was TO no
avail. The Young lady would not change
her mind. Miss smedley had received at
fentions from Mr.. Stivers since last winter.
They engaged 10 marry some months ago,
but since then the young lady has enter
tanned grave doubts as TO their compatibility
OF temperament, but looking on her en-
gagement as irrevocable. allowed matters
10 proceed even 10 the ceremony. when she
found it impossible to pronounce the word
that would make her the life partner OF a
man whom she evidently did not love.
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AUCTION SALEH---This Day.
by Grnbbs & Appcrson.
gea, fstste Agents aud Auctionccrs,
No. north eleventh street.


U,RUsTEEs AUCTION sALEOF TWO
vAI,frApf,E TOBACcO-FACTORIES on
Ixp MAR FIGUTfENTH STREET. STORE
Am i,WfJIIxG on MAIN STREET, AND
fivy UHNDsoME LOTS ON BROAD AND ON
GRACE STTEETS.-By virtue OF atrust-dced TO
me from Miles aud r. ). Turpln and wives. dated
OILS, Augus. 1876, duly recorded viii sell on the
prcmi.es. In the order named, the unsold property
thereby conyeyed-vix. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1883.
AZ 4 o'clock 4. Nj, the LARGE T0BACCO-FAC-
TORY on the east side Of Eighteenth between Main
and Cary streets. about 90 hy about go feet. The
newer fOUR-STORY TOBACCO-FACToRY. In
rear Of and connected with above land may be used
together or separately. wide alley. about AK
90 feet 10 an alley 3 feet wide. The attention OF
Inquirers for large and strong buildings forvarious
manufacturing purposes Is specially called 10 the
central position. nearncss 20 shipping by rail. &C..
OF thee factories Aud the k'BAMED STORE
AND DWELLING on the south side OF Main be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets; lot 33x
20 feet 20 the same 5-foot alley. And on
WEDNEsDAY.JUSE 20. 1888,
at o O'Clock Z. NJ, a PRETTY VACANT LOT on
the south side Of Broad between Twenty-accond
and Twcnty-third streets. 22Sl5j 10 alley 20 feet
wide; another at The southeast corner OF Bro1d anu
Tweniy-socond streets 30X155 10 same alley; ana
at the southeast corner Of Grace and Twenty-slNlh
streets. THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, each 'front.'
blck stable and carfiage-housc on the corner iot.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance al SIX Twelve,
aud eighteen months for negotiable NOES lhteIes'
'''''' W" LEROY j. GRANT.
,oo Trustee.
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In nursuance Of a decree Of the Hastings Court
of the city of Manchester, entered IN the cbancefy
cause styled samuel u. owens executor &c;, rs;
commissioners will offer for sale al pubic auction,
on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 81. 1888.
at ~ O'Clock NJ. az fair. and If not, on the next
fair day. at the same hour.) the following REAL
ESTATE. commencing the sale With LOT NO. |:
No. /. TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
AND LOT on Decatur between Twelfth and 1hir-
feenth streets, fronting 33xl32 feet now occupied
No. z. VACANT Lot adjoining above, fronting
on Decatur street 27xl32 feet
No. =. FINE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING.HOUsE corner Of Decatur and Thirteenth
streets, fronting 43x132 feet, now occupied by
Mrs. Lucy II. owens! No.,
teenth street, by 80 feet more or lcssl on Decatur
No. 3. A DOUBLE BRICK TENEMENT AND
STORE corner of Hull and Thirteenth streets.
fronting 35x165 feet. occupied by Smelling Bro
No. g. one VACANT LOT adjoining above,
fronting on Hull street 33xl65 feet
No. 7, ONE Vac ANT LOT adjoiring above,
fronting on Hull street 34xl65 feet.
No. 8. ONE VACANT LOT fronting on Hull
street Tx G5 feet adjoining Mrs. LipscOmb.
No 0, DOUBLE BRICK STORE. In part three
stories high. fronting on Hull street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, 55 2-l2x165 feet,
No. 10. ONE TW0-STORY FRAME HOUSE
on Twelfth between stockton and Everett streets,
fronting on Everett stfect o3NlzZ rect.
No. IL, COTTAGE DWELLING corner Tenth
and Everett streets, fronting on Tenth street Sax
l27 feet.
No. II. TWO-sTORY BRICK STORE corner
of Eighth and Hull streets. fronting on Hull 22X
100 feet. occupied by G.. 4. Carr. grocer.
No. 10. VACANT LOT in rear of above. front
ing on Eighth street 26J.xS2 feet.
No. ! 4. BRICK STORE corner Of seventh and
Hull streets, occupied by slrs. Merritt, fronting
on Hull 22exIjJ feet to an alley.
No. Is, BRICk TENEMENT adjoining above,
fronting Hull street 27.xl5 5 feet 10 an alley.
All Of the above improved property Is rented to
good tenants and NJ good rentals
TERMS: According to the terms Of the decree
the property will be offered for one fourth cash.
and The residue IN equal instruments at six. twelve
and eighteen months. evidenced by negotiable
notes. with interest added from day of sale, and
title retained until the whole purcbase-mOney be
paid: but If desired six. twelve, Eighteen, and
twenty-tour months Will be given on the deferred
payments. Purchasers Of improved property VIII
he required 20 insure the same for two years for
two thirds OF its value policies 10 be for benefit Of
notc-hOlder-. as their interest may appear, and de-
posted with commissioners when the sales are
perfected by cash payments aud notes given.
JOSEPH L. OWENS,
JOHN W. OWENS,
Special Commissioners.
i. S.-Conyeyanees will leave Office of auction
GERS ut 1880 O'clock to take parties 10 sale.
je9
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by j. Thompson Brown 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1ll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHTY
~ TWO FEET OF LAND IN THE CITY OF
Richmond, ON THIRTY-FIRST AND \
SINEETS.-Dy virtue OF a decree entered June o,
1883, IN the Richmond Chancery Court. In The
ease OF Darlington Is. Doooiey. &C., the UNDER
signed. sDecial commissioner therein appointed,
viii sell on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90, 1888,
at ~ O'Clock, ut the Office of the auctioneers those
TWO LOTS OF LAND, In the city Of Richmond
between y and . streets. extending SO feet from
The corner Of and Thlriy-iirst streets, and run.
ning back 1875 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS or SALE: One fourth cash; residue AT
six and twelve mouths for negotiable notes, inter-
est added. and title retained tn all said purchasa
money Is paid. EDWARD II. FITZHUGH,
Special Commi ssloner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co., Auctloneers.
jel3
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Nv Frank ID. Hi & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
IIOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE NUM-
L BIER OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNT
OF HENRiCO, LOCATED on SEVENTH
SEhR FRk NAS isTRhEET f PLNN OF nuE
MA VISTA; NEAR UpPEk GAR1 , SuKEE FL
THE CITY; HARVIETOWN, AND THRIFT
ETH AND THiRTY-FIRsT STREETS BE-
TWEEN II AND ) STREETS, NEAR THE
EASTERN BOUNDARY OF THE CITY. AT
AUCTION.-By virtue OF two deeds Of trust from
W. c. Darlington and wife. both dated September
"a, 1875. TO W. II. Palmer and Parker Campbell,
trustees, and duly recorded in the clerks Glnce of
Richmond Chaiicery Court and clerks Office OF
Henrico County Court. default having been made
In the payment of certain negotiable notes therein
secured. aud having been requested 10 do by the
benefclaries in sid deeds, / VIII, as surviving
trustee. proceed 10 sell ut auction, on the premises
commencing on
TUESDAY. JUNE 26TH,
Ats o'CLoCKP. NJ,
the PROPERTY described In said deeds-as fol-
Isl. LOT Of GROUND on the west side of
Seventh stloct Navy HID near The corner OF Du-
val street. l00xi Al feet 10 an alley.
And Immediately thereafter LOT 124xl41
feet to alley. on the west side Of Seventh street
near Bates street, these lots being III the plan OF
Navy Hill. aud being part Of the real estate pur-
chased by said Darlington OF James Alfred Jones,
commissioner, July, 1874.
AT6O'CLoCK L. VI.
I'd. FIVE LOTS, each 80 feet front running
back Irregular depths 10 an alley. on the norm size
Of Park avenue and west of Mr.. John G. Skaters
property.
And on "
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27TH,
ATS O'CLOCK PM
Isl. SIXTEEN LOfS. each 30N32 feet. on The
south and nOr.h side of Taylor street. In the plan
OF Buena Vista, between Cary and William streets,
just beyond the corporation line.
AT6k O'CLOCK i. NJ.
I'd. ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF TWO
ACRES UE LAND. lying near Carter street. and
between lIaryietOwn and Marshall reservoir.
AndOn
THURSDAY. JUNE 2STH,
AT O'CLOCK T.. NJ,
FIFTEEN LOTS, each 30xl30 feet on Thiitleth
and Thiriy-frst streets. between X and streets.
The most OF this property lies I'm improving To-
caliics, and the attention of parties seek ng in
vestnents is particularly called to this sale, as
rare opportunities viii be offered, and great bar
gains had.
PIats of The property can be seen at The Office of
the aucti0neers.
TERMS: The deeds rcl1ire cash. but by consent
of all parties Interested the terms viii be one
fourth cash, the balance I'm six. twelve. and eigh-
teen months, SIX per cent. interest added and
notes 10 be secured by trust deed.
W. ". PALMER.
Surviving Trustee.
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL & Co., Aucuoneors.
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOl6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF UNIM-
~ PROVED PROPERTY ON TYLER BE-
TWEEN CABtLL AND CALHOUN STREETS,
on CALHOUN NEAR TYLER STREET. Anil
ON WASHINGTON BETWEEN BEVERIt
AND gACQUELIN STREETs.-"ursnnt 10 de-
cree OF the Richmond city Chancery Court entered
June ~. 1888, In the cause OF Fitzpatrick IS.
Fitzpatrick, shall proceed to sell on
SATURDAY, JUNE 90, 1883,
a. O'Clock r. NJ. on the premises, LOT fronting
40 by los feet on Tyler street between Cabell and
Calhoun streets. Also, LOTS fronting 1873 by los
feet on Calhoun street TO an alley, and 1875 BY 1903
feet ON Calhoun street., running back To Hickory
street.
On MONDAY, JUNE 25TH,
~ . o'clock y. NJ, on the premises will sell
-FOUR VACANT LOTS on Washington between
Beverly and Jacquen streets. Each of said tots
has front OF 20 feet. These lots will De sold sepa-
ralely or AS whole. TO suit purchasers.
TRIMS; One third cash the balance NJ six aud
we've months, the purchaser giving negotiable
notes Tor the credit instruments. aud the title 10
The property TO ne retained until the fun purchase
n"iiey Is paid and u conveyance directed by the
Court. THOMAS n CARTER
Special Commits sOner.
ftRMAN TUPPER. Auctioneer. JeI7