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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22

y meeting in the interest of the
north and south road" was held at
the City Hall last Monday night,
which was well attended AMI full of
interest Maj +. l. Norton was elected
chairman and Mr.. James Going. sec
rotary. Judge Hamilton stated the
objects of the meeting, and spoke OF
the warm receipt on awarded him in
Nebraska: that the Ne braska portion
of the road was Incorporated under
the name of the Salina, Lincoln &
Fremont Railroad; that from $4,000
TO ,0)J in bon l. would be asked for
in Saline county. The Judge was fol-
Lowell by X. z. Cravens, Esq, vino in
some happy remarks, gave an account
o. his visit to Nebraska and the warm
way in which the people of that State
were endorsing this proposed route.
The meeting passed a resolution heart
lily endorsing the project, and pledg-
ing the free and active - operation Of
the citizens OF Salina with those OF
Nebraska in securing this much de-
sired road. After appointing a com
mittee on finance. n committee of in
vesiiyation a. to the feelings of the
people towards voting aid. and trans.
acting some other business. the meet
ing 4 adjourned, to come together next
Monday evening. The object of this
route is tn cross the B.S M.roal and to
connect with some of the Northern
roads, perhaps at Fremont with the
Northwe stern. This will give an out
let over three roads, and the distance
10 Chicago will only be 80 or 10 miles
further than by Kansas City. The
various counties north of US are all ia
vorahle 10 the enterprise, and prefer q
generous amount of aid. II the North.
western Railway should take hold of
this enterprise a it has already ex-
pressed its intention of doing, this
route to Chicago must be Of inestima-
bic benefit to US. With our eastern
roads and this northwestern route.
Stlina would not Task the Odds of
any city i'm Kansas.
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Reported by Bartlett * jenkins.
HOGS-sGoJ" s6.:j per lO0lbs.
BEEF CATTLE-ss.IO per 100 lbs
CHICKENS-Sc per ib-drcssed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22

cAThGRU, AND CATARRHAL DEAF
NESS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22
New millinery goods
for Easter at the Ladies
Bazaar.

New goods, new goods, Ju-t Ia al
Campbell 4 Tuihill's.
The latest la wall paper at White
heal d Seaman.
New hats, new hats Of fine quality
aud low price at Campbell 4 Tuihill-.
Beautiful Easter cards at White
head 4 s,aman's.
Beautiful Easter cards AZ White.
head 4 Seaman.
The latest In wall paper nj White.
head K SeamaD'-.
Furnished rooms for dodgers ON
Eight street. second house north from
orner % Ash street.
Az GEORGE r. BANKS
A new stock Of wall paper ut White.
head d Seamsn's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22

Mr.. c. A. wengrenn. of the IS.enska
Rarolden, Kansas City, was in town
last Saturday
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WANrED-A person with fromSs, 600
to 5000 ready capital wishes to en-
gage in some business enterprise al
ready established i'm Salina, where
his personal services will be required,
or will engage with responsible party
having equal means i'm any legitimate
business promising fair returns. For
further information address, "Busi-
ness, care editor Saline Co. JOURNAL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22
New millinery goods
for Easter at the Ladies
Bazaar.

NOw ullllIIlcI SOOuS
for Easter at the Ladies'
Bazaar.
FoySD-Ou Saturday, March l., n
new lb-inch plough share. The own
or "un have the same by calling al II
+. Watson's store aul paying the *
pcnse Of thi- notice.
New Spring Gopls Just received at
Mrs. Murrhy's.
Easter Card, al A. 7. * " u
Grior's
Come Que, come all. Remember
cash buys cheap at T.. f. brakes tore
New Ginrhams. Prints, Cheviot-,
etc, at j. &. Rash & Sons.
For Sale.
- or 30 head OF good work horses.
Enquire Of
s-tf WELLsLAGER Il PHILLIPS.
4 full line of new clothirg warrant
Ell to fit and cheaper than ever at
Campbell * Tuthills.
Dark brown sugar, ten pounds for
one dollar, and one kind at l. pounds
81. CAMPBELL n TUTuiLI.
The latest in wall paper at White
heal & Seaman's.
WANTED "A girl for general house
work. T. II. GIBBs.
-Four Good Farms for Sale.
Very cheap. Enquire Of
stf. NJ. j. WELLsLA0ER.
You can get more Goods for dollar
at T.. +. brakes cash store than will
ill your pockets. Call and see.
Mrs Murphy will start east next
week. to buy new goods for the season.
They do say that f.. r. Drake has
the best Apples In the City.
Our Mr. II. G. Rash j. sending goods
out Of Chicago 10 our store very fast.
They are arriving daily.
&c. RASH & Sos.
A new line Of Dress aud Cloak but.
tons just received by Mrs. Murphy.
The latest In wall paper at White
head * seanans
New pieces Of goods just received by
q. Solberg.
Beautiful Easter cards AT White
head * Seaman.
Beautiful Easter cards at White
head & scaman's.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Baker u Farron after
noon and evening the receipts nj the
Grand Opera House went over the
=. 800 notch aud the trio who share
in the same-Messrs Miles. Baker "
Farron-felt entirely satisfied with
such Christmas present from their
Cincinnati friends. The occasion for
this vast assembIage was the first APP
pearance this season OF the fayorite
comedians. Baker Il Farron, i'm their
original drama of Chris and Lena.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22
I'd day NJ Ap,A. 4. D. Iss.

I'd idy If Ap'I, 4. u. 1885,.
a. tNo o'r'Irt p ~ Of al o.. - ta- 90. 'a"r ~
tIe eouIi hogi', In III lily of -Aint. p' ,IIrty,
kansis. or or a'r of rub Dr. auction. g. the
b. CHEST ani best blIr, "r tsl 20 haL4. the !ri-
towing IL rr.h.i r-.i --','s, 'p-Nt.
The east halt ti 81 the ulfth-l.i quarter a.. o,
ssci twrr, -four ~. loo 'rf.iip in4rtesu 40,
rtr.r az west, with tens IsHut. 'r,-i 'ssuru
and apptirtrntncrs thsrrur's belonging. -aIi Real
f'iatr b. tIsrn - fh~ NY of ia" allow uanei
defendant, aul wi b. .p'd 1tthauf aI prlIsr1Ir %
AMI without redemption, subject 10 NOR -a.'r q
American Mort stsr 60, OF scotland. 90 sIDg ard
Interest a1i O. niprEt4s 80 Au.i 10 CuFbin Cor fig
AZ int,r. =, and VII be- .s'I 20 satisfy aid ord
u sale or a par, th"is'f.
p, i-.3-
e. :. RADCLIFFE.
~h-TLh d iaIInr cnaniy, kan.as-
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FOR SALE.

A good house Of s
rooms, with 9 lots of
ground and a fine grove
of trees, at low price.
The owner is a nonresi-
dent. Inquire Of John
Buchi, East Sali1a.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22
Or. kiitchie. Specialist.

EVE, EAR AND THROAT SURGEON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22
Sheriff S Sale.


's,srry, i,vETs"l &'o.t
Jaws Z! Hsr.. o.. . -.
- iIETi pr "a "ri,r 81 .il. Ia.i,i ont orthc
bB ff'rr' Court Of ~ iuurtr.ilih jui. cal
p .irsi.r hin IGt FOG The ynuaty 81 -tIHr, AT
STATE of Elf-i iu ~" t|ug~ "Ii' tied EASE ant -
uag o.. ra.itt and f,',,C,cl. s.ili uu th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22

Go and get prices on Boots and
Shoes, at Geo. f. Sauer's Boot and
Shoe Store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22
Tremendous sacrifice i'm Boots
and Shoes for thirty days, at
GEO. +. SAUER'S.

All Heavy Boots and Shoes
marked down to actual cost. at
Geo. f. Sauer's Boot and Shoe
Store.
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Geographic Breyffies.

Joe Nall, assistant postmaster at Atlanta,
Ca. having failed TO make good the deficit
OF $4,000. was arrested last night.
Robert Smith, OF the brothers who killed
the two Cecil brothers at HelenwOod,
Tenn, was killed yesterday while resisting
arrest.
A Times Democrats OpelouSas Ua.) spe-
cial says the boiler at the saw-mill of Back
shear & Snider. i'm the northwestern part
OF the parish. exploded on Tuesday evening
last, killing two men and badly wOunding
four others.
The board to investigate the alleged VIC
lations Of the civil-seryice rules at the Cos
port nayy-yard are at work examining wit
nesses. Its duties under the instruction.
are confined TO the Bureau OF Yards anC
Docks, and the time between the LIST an(
18th instant inclusive.
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PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

BIDS WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
GRANITE PkvING-BLoCKs ANn GRANITE
| MkChDAM FOR PAVING THE STREETS OF
| IorJisVIII H. AZ designated by specifications ON
! Ate NJ the CITY fnginccr's Office Of the city OF
Louisville, until JUNE g, 1883, at IL " The
Mayor reserves the fgn, 70 rryee' any OF al o'd'
The block and macadam shall be of the best
quality of Jsmes-riyer granite, Of uniform grain
and texture, without lamination or str. ihcaiion.
and free from pyf1ies and an excess of mica and
fcldsplr soft wca,hcr-wora stones. obtained
from the surface Of the quarry, Will not be ac-
| ceptcd.
The blocks must be Of the following dimensions:
The hrst class. in length not more than ten iol
nor SsS nas s g IN wdn nSt
inches In depth not more than seven % nor less
than six t6) inches.
The second class. I'm length not more than nine
90 nor less than five 90 inches, in width not more
than four ~ nor less than two and one half (2tl
inches, IN depth not more than six and one hal
(6t) nor less Than four and one half (4Isl inches
The blocks must be dressed square upon the
faces with straight edges. top, bottom. aud sides.
and not vary IN any direction more Than hall
inch from rectangular shape. Blocks having
projections or knobs exceeding half Inch VIII not
he received
The fourth class, or rubble, paving shall not be
more than six l6l nor less than three (s) inches
across the top and bottom surfaces Ia any direc-
ton In depth not more than seven 90 nor less
The blocks must he broken TO proper sizes, with
out feather edges, and have uniform upper sur
face and when set to place TO show no Joint ex-
rccdinQ one inch In a transverse direction.
| The macadam shall he broken by hand or crushed
with steam crusher so as 20 pass through two
inch ring and be free from screening or waste OF
| any kind. ..,,r,o>-s
'ONbiiioNS'
Bids will he received per ton Of 2,2i0 pounds
for each class Of the above-named paving mate
rial 10 be delivered upon on the Iver-front Of
the city of Louisville bet aeon second ana Preston
streets, or upon Fourteenth street from High to
| Kentucky street.
| Bids must be accompanied with speclmen OF
each class OF blocks OF the sizes ana quahty hsren
Described labelled with the names OF the bidders
and locality Of the quarry, otherwise the bid VIII
not be accepted.
rial inspected and received by the city Engineer.
For specifications or further information call or
address City Engineers Office. city OF LOUISVILLE
CHARLES ID. JACOB, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, LOUISVILLE, KY, May %,
1888. my 2y-tJc6
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Virginia News.

The saloon-keepers in Rosslyn, in Alex
andria county, are preparing to move, the
voters OF the county having decided against
the sale OF liquors.
Says the Bedford Sentinel: A gentleman
Sho hives near Big Island told us he bought
last year 80 common ewes at $3.50 10 s.
per head. He has sold this spring AZ lambs
at 80, and 200 pounds Of wool at n cents
per pound in the dirt.
a convocation of the Episcopal clergy
laboring in the counties Of Loudoun, Eau.
quier, FmrfaX, Alexandria, Culpeper
Prince William, Orange, Rappahannock
DC, will commence in st. James church
Leesburg, on Wednesday next, June 9Th.
Tuesday afternoon. at Portsmouth, ,
child OF David Pierce. aged about three
years, died from the effects OF an overdose
OF laudanum administered by the child.
sister, who is about five years old. The
parents had gone out on business. and lef,
the elder child i'm charge. The Younger
child becoming fretful, the girl gave him
about teaspooniul Of laudanum
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CITY COMM sIoNER'S OFFICE
BALTIMORE, May ~, 1883, (

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED At THIS OFFICE UNTIL WE'D
NESDAY, 9th Of Junc.,1SS3. at L. VI, 10 fur-
niSh 100000 GRANITE PAVING BLOCkS OF
the following dimensions:
Not less than eight ~ nor more than twelve l12l
inches IN length: not less than three and a haif
(3Sl nor more than four and half (4&) inches in
width, and not less than six l6l nor more than
seven IN inches in depth.
Proposals will only he received for furnishing
lot 5 OF not less than 10000 blocks.
The blocks to be delivered az such wharf or
wharVcs or railroad dcpOts in Baltimore Is may he
dc. ignated by TIE City Commissioner
Proposals must state the price both by the thou
sands and by the square yards.
Onc-four1h of The whole number Of blocks must
be delivered within thirty days after signing the
contract. not less than Onc-haf Of the whole num-
Der within sixty days after signing the contract.
aud the balance Of the whole number contracted
for within ninety days after signing the contract.
PaymeHt will be made on delivery and accept
ance of each lot Of 10000 blocks. retaining
twenty per centum Of The amount until thirty days
after the completion of each contract
Bond with approved security. VIII be required
for the faithful performance Of The contract.
All bids must be accompanied by specimen
blocks Of the size aud quality given above. labelled
With the name of The bidder and the locality of the
quarry.
The right is reserved to reject any and all pro-
pOsals offered
specifications will be furnshedon application TO
this Office. JOHN f. TOOIE.
my 23-eodtJeG Clerl, Of City Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-01

HE MISSING UNDERsHIRT. The morn
ing was warm, and he imprudently made a
change In his undertaking. Our climate
Is deceptive. Before evening there came
up chilly storm. An attack of sickness
followed OF course. But PERRY DAvis's
fAlN,hiLLER was used for relief, with the
happiest eleet. In these summer months
OF suddeniy-varying temperature every.
bouy ought to keep a bottle Of this yalua-
BILE remedy within reach.
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GALE OF THE MAGNIFICENT
.FIsn.poNpr EsrATE. oN JAMEs RIyER.


In pursuance of the decree o the Circuit Court
Of Nelson county, IN the chanccry causes Of RiX-
ey's administrator, &c rs. Han, &C. and D. II.
Gordon rs. RiXcy's administrator, &C., the UNDER
signed commissioners will offer for sale nj public
auction, a the depot Of the Richmond and Ale
ehany railroad, in Ilowardsvillc. Albemarle couu-
~, Va, at about IL NJ on the
6TH DAY OF JUNE. 1888.
that MAGNIFICENT ESTATE On JAMES
RIVER. in Nelson county. about two miles above
IIOwardsyile, Albemarlc county. known a. ' FISH
POND" formerly owned by the LATE Alexander
Moscey. Esd. containing about l.OSJ ACRES OF
LAND. of which about 23u acres are JamCs-riycr
lOwgrOunds. including Big-SycanOre" island.
This estate has about FIVE miles river front. "
Ing In The form Of horseshoe with one depot lat
which there is q posf-ofIcel and one nag-stltiOn
on It. Excellent DWELLING-HOI> ~. good out
houses. an orchard of cnoiccly-.eccted trees. and
celebrated tsl-pond. Has rWO LIMESTONE
QlARRlE> lying directly on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad, and Is thought 90 contain veins
Of iron Gre; + we'll w1tcrcd. and from The DWELL
ing-hOuse pOrchcs there are picturesque views Of
James river, the lichnOnl and Allegheny rail-
road. and surrounding country.
This is probably the finest estate m Nelson coun-
" on James river. and has the unusual advantage
of being susceptible Of division into smaller farms.
II Is convenient To churches. and the ncighh0rhood
offers fine social advantages.
II VIII be sold as a " hole. or in parcels 10 suit
purchasers and the terms OF sale which will boz lib
eral. will he made known on the day of sale.
Parties wishing to attend the sale can leave
Richmond IN the morning and return by the eve
ming train.
The safe can probably be confirmed at 4 special
term In June.
ANY further information will be given by adj
dressing }. ID. llORSLEN, Esq. at Arlington depot,
Nelson county, or JAMES PLEASANTS, Esq. al tor
ROBERT WHITEHEAD,
CAMM PATTFSON.
j. ID. HORSLEY.
my O-3tawtNy29tdtds Commissioners.
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BaHc.RnIl Yesterday.

10y telegraph 70 The Dispatch.I
Boston-Game stopped at the fifth inning
by rain. Providence-Clevean ); Pro-
violence, 3. phia-AthleticS, S;
CincinnatiS, /. Chicago-Chicagoes, (
Phiadelphias, 8. Westinghouse. Louis,
II: Nationals. 6.
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by ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street.

THAT WELL-LOCATED AND De
j SIEABLE TWO-STORY-AND-BA BASEMENT
FRAME DWELLING mo. 3l6l, Will hAisGt
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE 81 Alt-
TION.-By request Of the owner we shall sell by
public auction. on TIE promises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1883,
at o'clock i. W., the above named very desirable
and well-lOcated DWELLING, containing SIX
rooms, with CITY water, gas, and the usual conNe-
niences, and I'm good repair, with lot fronting 80
feet and having y depth. between parallel lines, OF
I22 feet to an alley sixteen feet wide This dwell
ing Is of the class now most I'm demand by tenants
and will pay well for rental purposes, while it,
good lOcnton large lot, and pleasant surroundings
render IL desirable rs home.
TLRMs: one third cash; the residue by negO-
liable notes at six. twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest added, and secured by deed of trust.
W. II. LYME & CO.,
g. AuCtiODCerg.
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.TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by the
undersigned at the office Of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company B1ltim ore and Calvert streets.
Baltimore, until JUNE l0TH, for the GRADUA-
TION AND MASONRY ON TWENTY SEVEN
MILES OF THE MARYLAND DIVISION, en-
bY1cing sections 3 10 20, both inclusive, and
THIRTY-TnREE NILES OF THE DELA-
WARE DIVISION. embracing Sections 10 81.
both inclusive. of the Philadelphia branch Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the chief
engineer Office, and blank forms for proposals
Obtained on application.
Bidders will be required to furnish satisfactory
evidence Of their ability to perform the work on
which their proposals are made, and will be re-
CURED 10 commence work within fifteen days
from the date notice Is furnished Of the allotment
of work.
The company reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids. III. 4. DOUGLAS,
my 22-dtJe5 Chief Engineer.
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CAR BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
I'D EIlL.I

FREIGHT.
Freigh. received daily tor Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smthheld, and Hampton Washington. ID. G.;
Newbou, Washington, and TarbOro. y. G.. and
all points IN Eastern North Carolina; also. fOT
Eastern shore OF Virginia, Old Point. and on Iegu-
lar landings on James river. ~ LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. u. TATIM,
IN 30 superintendent.
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A UCTION SALE OF L0W-P ,E1 f.r
n ,ors on MOORE NEAR OAK sI ,.,, ~ =;
AND TRIANGULAR LOT Al ,,ppppnsTl rsW
hc old ON the premises. at O'Clock 7. Me- on
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1883, ,,vr
ELEVEN LOTS. OF TWENTl.,flNh ,c,wecn
FRONT EACH, on south side Of Moolo ,g,,h 10
Oak and Hancock streets, by - cineading of the
Dosits of superior white gravel. Giann Uni &C.
Streets proximity TO the new woolen n IL 10y
render these really desirable small-prleeu an
And at O'Clock 4. NJ on the preni'seS'
FRIDAY.JuNE l. 1883 A.
,ha, nFstRADI.E TRIANGULAR LOT ~ the
Intersection of Rockets and Poplar streets I"i,
ing 93l1 feet on Rockets street ana the s''no ""
Poplar street. $3.50 "a O. and
~ months, negotiable notes, Interest adue'' ~
c"re' ny ''"'' ''' GRUBBs & APPERs0S.
,oa Auctioneers.
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By Frank ID. Hi & Co.,
Real Estate AuciiOneers,
No. llOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
AND DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT, No. 732 NORTH FOURTH STREET, At
ATCTlON.-By virtue Of two deeds Of trust 10 the
understandable first recorded in clerks Office,
Richmond Chancery Court. Dccd-BOOk so Il, page
AIS. and the second recorded I'm same court. Deed
Book l22 A.. page 3l7--default having been made
i'm the payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
secured. and AT the request of the hcnchciarcs in
said deeds. we will sell at auction, on tie premises,
on
TUESDAY. JUNE ;, 1883.
at O'Clock T. VI, the real estate conveyed under
said deeds. as follows: An that LOT OF LAND
lying aud being In the city Of Richmond, on Navy
mn. on the west side of Fourth street, between
JaC ksOn and Duyal streets, wilma BRICK Dwell
LING and other Improvements thereon. fronting
on said Fourth str et thirty feet, thence running
back al right angle, and between parallel lines one
hundred and twenty-five feet. to an alley I'm COM
mon sixteen feet Wide The above property is In
very nice order. The house contains about six or
seven rooms: frame kitchen in rear. &c. The
terms under the deeds viii De cash. but m re liberal
terms may De- announced on day Of SALE
FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee first deed.
FRANK W. CHRISTIAN,
TAZkWELL ELLEIT
Trustees second deed.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL & Co., Auctonecrs.
IN ALL
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AUcT,ox SALES.--FUTURE Days.

AUCTION SALfSIl. ,''.--.-~~I.,~c~ ~-~~~~
ByR.B. Chafiin & CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers'
No. north Tenth street.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE VI
THAT DESIRABLE AND
ATTRACTIVE sTocK-BRrCR DWELLING
No. 1909 EAST CLAY STREET
(NEAR TENTHJ
CONTAINING ABOUT TWELVE hoo''''
WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, AND
NICELY FINISHED.
THE LOT FRONTS ABOUT 25 FEET
ON CLAY STREET,
EXTENDS BACK IT'S FEET TO AN ALLEY.
We VIII sell at public auction, on the premises
TUESDAY, JUNE IL, 1883,
At 5x O'Clock r. NJ, the above-described COVE
NTEST AND VALUABLE DWELLING. This
property h so conveniently localed-in irst-class
1t will always ront readily 10
good tenants at price that Will pay as an invest
ment or n will make very desirable home 10 any
party wishing 10 occupy ,,., 49,
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance In siN.twelve,
ard eighteen months for notes. with per cent IN
tcres added, and secured Dy deed 81 r's' u" pio
perry. n; ~; ht - Il, fciipTER.
Executors Of James G.. Brooks, deceased
Sale by Il. B. CHAfFIN * Coz Anctiohecrs' ,o1
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The abovc-dcscribed PROPERTY will be sold at
auction. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE 9TH,
at O'Clock L. NJ, and the sale should attract all
who are seeking desirable lots I'm the West End.
Floyd street Is being rapidly built up with hand
some residences, and bid, fair soon Ia be ono Of the
most beautiful thoroughfarcs in that vicinity.
Whilst possessing every attraction, property on
that street. although daily increasing In value,
sells at prices far below those realized on other
streets. Churches Of all denominations near by,
and tile slrect-cars only three blocks distant. No
better opportunity can be offered 10 obtain really
choice lots at moderate cost.
The property will De sold In lots Of suitable size.
TER,Is: One fourth cash; balance az six.
twelve. and eighteen months. with interest and
secured by trust-decd.
WILLIAMS & BOWIE,
my 81 AuctiOncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-01

DUBLIC AUCTION OF FRAME
Il DWELLING AND LARGE LOT ON WEST
LEIGH STREET NEAR BROOK AVENIfF-
| will sell on the premises. on
MONDAY, JUNE Atm.
At o'clock l.. NJ, that FRAME DWELLING,
No. BOZ, On the north line of west Leigh street
and near Brook avenue. The house is one story
high. and contains three rooms, and Is covered
with good tin roof.
The yard IS large and % triangular shape, 'front.'
Ing on Leigh street SIS feet depth Of western line
100 feet; its eastern boundary Is on the line of n
wide alley.
TERMS or SALE: One third cash: balance in
six and twelve months, with interest added and
secured by trust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
my 81 AuctiOnecrs.