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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-14
AUCTION sALEs-Fulure Days.
by George y. VashoD & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
no. z Tenth street.
ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
I'D executed to the undersigned by Darlington K
baskerville and others. recorded I'm the Office OF
the Corporation or Hastings Court CT the city OF
Mancbester In d. II. 4, page $40, secure the pay
ment of certain sum of money therein specified,
default having been made In the payment OF the
same will, In part execution thereof, being there
ceed To sell at public auction. on the premises, IN
the order named below, on
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1884.
At 8 O'Clock p. NJ, the following VALUABLE
PROPERTY In the city Of Manchester, Va.
/. ALL THAT Lot OR PARCEL OF LAND
constituting the square bounded by McDonough,
semmes Eleventh. and Twelfth streets, with i'm
movements thereon, consisting IN part OF q
LARGE FRAMED DWELLING with nine or
more rooms, known as the CIopton residence.
This Is very decidedly the pretiiest location In the
city of Manchester.
OF McDonough street. running back between par
alIel lines 115 feet. being part OF Lot No, I20.
said lot being about A feet west Of Eleventh
street.
3. ONE UNDIVIDED MOTETY IN A LOT on
the southern line of Bainbridge street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, fronting ~
feet on cambridge street and running back l65
feet towards Hull street.
4. ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND
living on Eleventh street between Semmes street
and the railroad, designated as Lot 16 on plan
ard survey OF the land of Edward Mayo, recorded
In Chesterfield clerks office. ID. u. 40, page l9l,
together with improvements thereon, consistln z
OF TWO FRAMED DWELLINGS with three
rooms each, now occupied by prompt-paying ten
ants.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at sale.
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
myIl-td Trustee.
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RELIGIOUS.
Nxancke Presbytery An Enjoyable Meeting
(Reported for the Dispatch-l

H~nnske Presbytery--An Enjoyable Meeting.
(Reported for the Dispatch.l
This body met at Sprlng-liilI church,
resr Black Walnut, Halifax county, Va,
ss Friday. May the 9th. Eleven min
ixsers and seventeen ruling elders were in
zsxeadance. The weather was fine, the at
tendance OF the people large, and the order
perfect. 1t was most ENJOYABLE meeting.
REV. John A. Scott, Jr., made an excellent
moderator. All six OF the overtures from
f1se General Assembly were answered in
efsr Affirmative.
A call for the pastoral services OF Rev.
.kas1,cs II. Crews from The Third church OF
ESnchburg was presented, and one from
Chatham church for the services OF Rev. T..
=. Wilson. The churches OF Buffalo and
Bsfhlehem. OF which Mr.. Crews is now
passer, and the churches OF Oak Level and
Ns.Tcyseat, OF which Mr.. Wilson is pastor,
we're cited 10 appear before Presbytery at
pxnlss's Branch on the Tuesday following
m second Sunday in June to show cause
why the pastoral relationships. respective
Nv, should not be dissolved. II Mr.. Crews
strazild 60 10 Lynchburg he will have, be-
sides the pastoral charge OF the Third
church for half OF his time, charge Of a
mission connected with the First church.
I'm another quarter Of the city. And, be-
shIes the church at Chatham, Mr.. Wilson
q in undertake q mission in North Dan
VIII, under the care OF the Danville
church.
Mr.. A. A. Little, OF Union Theological
SEMINARY, was received under care IA u
candidate for the ministry, and Rev. w.
w. Richardson, after very satisfactory
examination. was licensed to preach as 8
probationer for the ministry. Mr.. Rich
aTtlson proceeds at once to Lunenburg
c0lrnty to spend his four-months' vacation
10 ministerial labors there.
The next stated meeting is 10 be held at
Diamond-Hli church, Campbell county.
an the Thursday before the fifth Sabbath OF
August.
Although voting to approve Of the pro-
ooSsed amendment of the Confession Of
Faith, by striking out the prohihitory
gianse, which f0rblds the marriage OF man
Wish his deceased wIic's sister, the PreSby-
hgy expressed the opinion that the propo-
sfzkoH is premature, and cannot be OF any
fsSsi force, because there is not now any
aaY provided In. the constitution for chang
ing the Confession Of Faith. The Presby-
terY also expressed preference for some
modification of the proposed amendment
IN regard to the powers OF eyangelists.
although it was adopted in the form sent
down by the Assembly.
The reports from the churches indicated
IN most respects an encouraging state Of
ftsSngs, but the matter OF the Sabbath-school
work was an exception. This does not
ssm to have been in a thriving and salts
szetory condition the past year. On Mon
s2sy afternoon the Presbytery adjourned 20
meet at brakes Branch on the 10th OF June
ut O'Clock. III. A. Il.
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BY Furman upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street.

PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF A
Il deed Of trust executed by William II. Talman,
frs. &c. and Maurice Griffin and wife. dated Nav
s. 1882, and duly recorded In the clerks office of
Richmond Chancery Court, ID. Il. 100 C.. page
All. default having been made In the payment OF
note therein secured, and being requested by the
party secured thereby so TO do. shall offer for sale
by public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY IA, 1884,
at ~ O'Clock Z. NJ. the fol owing property
LOT at southwest corner of Second and Duval
streets fronting 81 feet Second street, and rum
uing back on Duval street about 3 feet. with
TWO TWO-STORY FRAMED TIE ,EMENTS
md ONE TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT
.hereon-NOs. 74s, $50, and 1862.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of SAFE snd 81 .070.
with interest from May 9, 1884 balance as an.
uOunced al sale. JOHN III. DlNNEEN,
Trls &C.
FURNAN TUPPER. AuctiOncer. my9
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NOT A CENT

We have not marked down our goods penny
the prices that we put on them are attractive
enough 10 sell them. and satisfy the most exacting
bargain hunter. We don't want to be misunder-
stood In our announcements of special low prices
In frst-class
CHILDREN oTHING.
We are simply giving you the benefit OF low prices
that we have secured In the midst Of severe
rain-storm In New York city on Tuesday last one
of the best Childrcn's Clothing Manufacturers In
the country stopped our buyer with the remark,
" Gould you folks use Ten Thousand Dollars worth
of Children's Clothing nj a price for cash on the
naii7 "Ycs, we can use the goods" said our
buyer. "There is no trouble about the cash-its
all n matter Of price" An examination Of the
stock resulted In its purchase, and VIC now offer
you Children's Suits. ages to IL. of the finest
goods at So, good value at $3.50. neat, genteel
Cashmertine Suit, 10 fl Children 10 l years, lat
So 3 suit.
-Four styles Atwood Suits for Children, good
value at S6--we are enabled to'o1er them az "a a
suit.
One Lot Children's Knee Pants. all sizes, all
kinds-come and take your choice Of the lot at Csc
a pair.
ohirt-Waists ut prices that will surprise. We
mention neat patterns. nicely laundried Waists.
OUR BOYS AND CHLDREN'S DEPART
NENT Is CHOCK FULL OF
BARGAINS.
Come and take peep al them.
BASE BALL AND BAT PRESENTED TO EVERY
PURCHASER IN THIS DEPARTMENT.
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Ransom 3. Triton. TIE testimony went
to show that Mason purchased q revolver
and went % TiIton's houp 10 expostuIatc
with him for his brutal treatment OK bis
wife, and during the Interview Mason
charged that Tilton attacked him and
would have killed him but for the
usc Of the revolver. Tilton's VIE
testified that her husband beat and
kicked her in the most brutal manner
on the eve Of her confinement and COM
PEELED her TO seek shelter elsewhere. The
Jury acquitted Mason. and on Saturday
evening q largeIy-attcnded public meeting
was held at Pitts6eld, where Tilton was
extolled az great and good man and the
Jury and judge denounced for acquitting
Mason. One Of the resolutions was as fol-
lows: eve advise Harold l.. Mason TO
seek some other place than Pittsfie'd as bis
abode for the remainder Of his days on
earth, and locate as far from this town as
the kindness OF his friends and the extent
OF his own pecuniary resources will carry
him."
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by Grubbs & tppcrou,
Real Estate Auc;i0uccr,,
No. : north Eleventh street.

4 COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF THAT REALLY VERY VALTABI
BUILDING LOT OF LAND AT THE NORTH
EASI CORNER OF GRACE AND SECONH
sTREEIS.-By virtue OF n decree 81 the ChAn-,.
Court of the city of Richmond, In the suit OF Cn'-
man ~. coleman, &C.. entered 9Th Apnl so
We WIZ sell AT auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY go. 1854.
al O'Clock Z. ", the aboye-dcscribod PRO
fERIl' being by FAR the most desirable tot 90
east Grace or Franklin street now ON the market n
consists OF TWO PAECELS-65 feet ON Oh, uorih
SIDE or Grace by 1872 feet on the east side '' =
cond street and adjoining ON the noif.l u.
feet on the east side OF Second street % ie.''
WIN Dc sold a. whole or DIVIDED. - NAV -E-hi
best on the dav OF sale. FARO opportunity 'l
buying one hpe large lot or two or Ill.e, smaller
ones.
TERMS ; Cash enough 10 pay costs u >,'.t and
expenses of sale; balance AZ one, t~O, Auu illitt
years. for bonds bearing interest. with good pr
sonai security, and title retained.
ARCHER ANDERSON,
TAYLOR BERRY,
Spe ial Commissioners.
COLEMAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST COLEMAN ANo
AIS, DEFENDANTS. II TuE OnANCkRh corr
or TnE CITY or RICHMOND.
|, Benjamin IL. Berry, clerk OF said court. c,r-
tify that the bond required Of the special comus
siOners by the decree in said cause OF April IT,
1884, has been given.
Given under my hand this ~ caV of Nav,
1884. BENJAMIN Al. BERRY, tlrrA.
my .
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BY Grubbs y Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. & north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OOF EIGHTY ACRES or yALUABLELAND
UART OF ROSENEATH) IN THE WESTERN
SUBURBS, AND IN THE LINE Or THE
GROWTH OF THE CITY.-By virtue Of DEGREES
of Richmond Chanccry Court, In the suit of Cald-
we'll, &C., rs. Kent's executor &C., Of the 14th Of
April, 1877, 10Th Of June. 1879, and Goth of
June. 1880, the undersigned. special commission
ers, will sell, on the premises AT AZ O'Clock L. NJ,
on
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1884.
the above-described TRACT OF LAND In Hem
rico county, about one mile west Of the corpora
ton line. containing about EIGHTY AIRES,
fronting on the south side Of Broad street, contn-
ned, and the west side of the road connecting
Broad street continued and Grove avenue. The
TRACT Will be divided into lots TO suit purchasers.
or sold whole, plat of which Is at the Office of
the auctioneers, who Will take pleasure In showing
1t and the land 10 persons disposed TO purchase at
any time prior 10 the sale.
The present and prospective improvement OF
Broad street, Grove avenue, and the grand BOule-
ward from the new reservoir 10 Broad street. and
the contemplated opening OF Franklin and Grace
streets, must necessarily largely enhance the value
Of this property.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, inter-
est added, and title retained until The purchase
money is paid and CONVEYANCE directed by the
Court. ROBERT HOWARD.
JAMES II. D0OLEY,
Special Commissioners.
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kryfted 80 Leave by the People Of q
Quset Tew England Tewn.

a Boston special says: Some OF The peo-
r6e Of Pittsfsld, n. H., appear TO be great
n iscensed because Of the acquittal, few
dzys AGO, OF Harold l.. Mason, who WA
tried Dor the murder Of his brotber-in-law,
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TWO MURDERS.
SHOT Down in n Fned-Killed in His Wife's
Arms,

SHOT Down in n Fued-Killed in His WiTe's
Arms.
"A Wheeling special Of Sunday says
Yvsb!ic feeling in this the largest city of
VEST Virginia has been brought TO pitch
Of fcverish excitement tonight by the
ne~s OF two more bloody crimes.
Thomas Durkin, an important United
STATES witness IN several cases pending in
Enane county, was working week ago in
ffIs field Of John Il. Thompson. Suddenly
The report Of a gun was heard, and Durkin
exclaimed: 81 am shot !" and fell with
arifle ball in his breast. His companion
rot him to his feet, and they slowly started
for the house. Reaching the fence. a
short distance from the dwelling, Durkin
Was unable to get over, and sat down,
while his friend went for aid. When help
cauae, in short time, Durkin was found
living on the ground, stone dead, with five
6ajiet holes IN his head, and the entire
bzetl OF the skull crushed in with large
rock.
VICTIM OF SECRET ENEMIES.
Tracks in the soft ground nesr by
showed that Durkin had been murdered
bp two men, but who they arc no one now
Knows. The victim had made himself OBJ
nanious, It is said, to many people in
RsAne and adjoining counties 10y testifying
against them in the Federal courts, and,
while the details Of his brutal taking off
are meagre. and it Is not known that
fhrrais had been made against his life, the
organized bands OF lawless regulators"
VINO have Of late committed outrages on
~iuyormers " and inoffensiye citizens who
have in various ways met with their dis
appreciation are believed to have murder
ed him
YOUNG LOVERS PERSIST IN MARRIAGE.
Ssn the heels OF this affair comes the news
Of another bloody tragedy enacted in Pc
cersbrg, Grant county, Saturday morning.
Lasrenee Spil'er had slyteen-year-oid
sfsp-daughter, with whom one Edward
T.syior had fallen in love, the young people
agreeing TO get married. Spiller, however.
sRss violently opposed TO the match. and
Eirsatened to Kill Tay lor II the latter should
szrrs out his intentions. Not daunted by
Usesse threats. the lovers proceeded to Pc
nzsburg on Friday, and were married,
zfyeyward going to the house OF friend.
spiller heard Of the marriage soon after
yKnds, and started TO town to kill the
nepgiy-made husband. Ascertainng the
wnereabouts OF the couple, Spiler invaded
nhsSr chamber and shot the husband through
esse left breast. The wife endeayored TO
save him, when her savage father beat his
.&efnnceiess and grief-stricken daughter
ever the head with the revolver with which
be- had just shot her young husband, in
fieting a number OF horrible wounds, sad.
II ~ thought, endangering her life.
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An exhibition OF studies, drawings,
plans, and models OF architecture by Leo
vonKlepze is to be held in Munich in cele'
bratiou OF the centenary OF the famous ar.
ehitect,
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by ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucticncers,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPRONED PROPERTY CORNER CARY
AND BELNIDERE STREETS, LARGE LOT.
WITH TWO-sTORY BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING AND OTHER BUILDINGS
THEREON.-By virtue Of deed of trust 20 the
undersigned, trustees. dated May ;, 1852, Snd of
record I'm the clerks Office Of The Chancery Court
Of the city OF Richmond in ID. Il. 1870 Il, page
4 s. default having been made In The payment Of
the debt thereby secured, and being thereto re-
CURED by the beneficiary IN said deed, we shall sell
by public auction, on The premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY Do, 1854,
at 81 O'Clock i. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described
I'm said deed and located above. The improve
ments consist of 4 LARGE TWO STORY BRICK
STORE, with DWELLING oil three rooms above:
TWO STORY DETACHED BRICK DIV
ING In rear of same, and several SMALLER
FRAME BUILDINGS. The lot has front Of
about % feet, more or less, ON the south side Of
Cary street, and extends back of irregular width
about l6Z feet on the east liuc of Beydere street
plat of which Will be exhibited at sale. The
store, now occupied by Mr.. Kracke, f. "A wcl-cs-
tablished business-Stand and the adjOning ground
fronting Cary street Is desirable aud yalaab for
either stores or dwellings. The property will be
sold as a whole or in separate parcels, may seem
best at time Of sale.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 the expenses Of sale, and the
sum of sl,656, with interest thereon IRON May
3, 1884, until paid; and the residue In equal in
stament. at six and twelve months, by negotiable
notes, with Interest added, and secured Iva deed
Of trust. j. -. HILL.
j. Il. ELAN,
Trustees.
W. II. LYME & co., Auctioneers. my IL
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by Quarles 4 hcCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
| " LARGE AND CUNMODIoUS RESIDENCE
Of The LAIE CoRNELlUs, CRhbM' ",
CEASSEp At Tx IN HqRIhWES ~ g2R RS 2F
LARGE GROUNDS ATTACHED; \ VALrA-
BIZ, AND WtLL-LoGALED BRIG n SIoEk,
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS, NOW
Der OF BUiLDING LOIS Ar Tile soCIIi-
CLAY STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pemberton, &c.,} Richmond Chancery Court
Grew, &C. November %, 1883.
Ia execution Of the aforementioned decree, en-
tered In said cause. The undersigned appoiuteI
special commissioner thereby, will offer for sale
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY Is, 1854,
at II O'Clock NJ, that THREE-STORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK STORE, No. Ill seven
teenth street. directly opposite the First Market
between franklin and 6 race streets, having a
front on the east line Of seventeenth street OF 10
feet inches, aud running back 4 good dep,h.
ON THE SAME DAY.
at o'clock p. NJ. that LARGE, WELL-DUILT.
AND ADMIRABLY LOCATED AND Ar
RANCH DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING a the
northwest corner of Nineteenth ana Broad ,trects.
occupied formerly by Cornelius crew, r. l., and
lately by his widow. Inc dwelling contains about
The LOT has front ON Nineteenth street u -
feet and on Broad street SO feet : inches. TIL,
property viii be sold a. "A whole or ,ubdiyidcd As
may be Thought best AZ time of sale.
on FRIDAY, MAY I6, 1854,
at o'clock y. NJ. LOT fronting 1875 feet on
1weny-ffth street. a. the southeast corner Of Clay
street, ana running back 90 feet on CLAY sirttt,
with 4 TWO-STORY BRiCh BUILDING thereon.
This property will he subdiylded AZ time OF >le 10
suit purchasers.
TERMS : one fourth cash: residue IN equal u-
-talments 10 six, twelve, aud eighteen months. '.r
which deferred payments the purchaser must Civ
negotiable notes, with Ter cent. interest added
from the day of sale; the title "a The property t.
be retained until the entire purrhase-moHey il
paid, aud q conveyance ordered by the Court.
HENRY g.. CANNON.
special Commissioner.
QVAnLES & MCCTRDY. Auc. ioneers. nv
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ny Chcwning & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionaers,
Ne. ) north Tenth street.

4 UCTION SALE OF TWO NALUA
IA BILE FRAME STORES, WITH DWELL.
lNGs ABOVE, Nos. 100 AND 731 NORTH
THIRD sTREET.-By request OF he owner Ne
sili cell by auction, upon the premises, ON
FRIDAY, MAY l6, 1884,
al o'clock Y. NJ, the PROPERTY locaied a,
above. Ne. 729 has front OF 30 feet by depth
OF 100 feet 10 an alley. No. 7Sl has frVnt OF
feet by depth OF l2e feet 10 an alley, and has
also stable fronling said alley for ire accom-
mediation OF several horses. Roth of said stOr,o
are now rented TO good tenaats.
Come 10 the sale aud invest your money adyan-
tageoesly.
Txsxs: Easy, Hnd made known At time Of sac.
r CuEwNING d ROSE,
myll Agctioaeers.
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+ EXTINCTION, VA.-AT AUCTION
IL THURSDAY. MAY 18TH. BEAUTIFUL
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE MULBERRY
H1LL"), thirteen rooms and dressing rooms :;
brick; TN ROOF; eight and half acres of land;
five minutes walk from Union depot and Wash
ington and Lee University and ten from Virginia
further particulars address j. ID. II. ROSS.
an S-2aWtd
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ByJ. Thompson Brown g Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL
LENT THREE.sTORY BRICK RESI-,
DENCE on THE NORTH LINE OF LEIGH
STREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS, No. SO4.-Bv virtue OF II deed of trust
from George W. Gretter dated August 10, dsIy,
and of record Decd Book I15 Il, page 2O7, in
clerks Office Richmond Cbancery Court, to me
Undersigned trustees, to secure The payment OF =
certain negotiable note therein described, and
whereas default having been maze, and being re.
1uired by the benefciaries therein SO TO do, we
viii I'm part execution of said deed proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY IA, 1884,
AT5 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
tho above. mentioned X RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
described in said deed as fronting ~ 6-l2 feet on
Leigh street. and Is the western 27h feet of the
property conveyed to said G.. W. Gretter by VI.
t;retter by deed 29th November, 1859 and OF re-
cord In the Hastings Court Office.
TERMS OF SALE; While deed calls for cash,
vet by consent of all parties interested they will
be one third cash. and balance In one. Two, and
three years with per cent. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. l.. + BROWN.
ID. Il. DUGGER.
my7 Trustees
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by VIM. II. Lyme z
Real Estate Agents and Al,,.AC,Is.
Ills Main street.

THE LARGE. ATTRACTIVE. AND
l. WELL-LOCATED THREE-STORN BPICk
DWELLING AT THE SOUTHWEST COKNEE
OF TWENTIETH AND BROAD STREETS
FOR SALE BY AuCTlON.-By request Of %,
trustees and Vesry of St.John's Episcopal church,
we shall sell By public auction, On tie prem -,..
on
THURSDAY NEXT, 18TH INSTANT,
nc o'clock Z. NJ, the aboye-named PROPERTY,
well known as the parsonage Of said church, and
being most substantial, cOmlnOd0us, and WELL
arranged three -story structure, containing about
twelve rooms. having all the usual convenience
aud large BRICK hiTCHEN aud 4 BRICK
STABL on the lot the entire premises being n
good order.
The LOT has front Of ~ feet On Twentieth
street. and extends back between parallel hnes
l2O feet 20 = wide paved alley IN The rear.
The sole object OF TN, sale Is To rcinycst Ia pay
Sonage Oh Church mn more convenient 10 the
church and this property situate a. 10 I, IN good
ncighbOrhOOd, close Ia business, churches schools,
market. &C., sufficiently large aud wcll-arrauged
for two or more fautlc, If desired and desirable
cithe1 IL home or for rental purpose, should
command the attention of all Darlic, interested.
TERMS; one third cash; Tie residue In equal
instalments AZ six, twelve, aud eighteen month.
By negotiable notes, with interest added and $40
cured by deed of trust.
". LYME & co.
my9 Aur1oreer-.
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Bv j Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
lll3 Main street.

BLIC SALE OF DETACHED
i TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING AND
GOOD LOT 30x15O FEET TO WIDE
ALLEY, No. 917 WEST CLAY, BETWEEN
GRAHAM AND HANCOCK STREETS,
MONDAY, MAY 10TH,
at @ L. M.-By request Of the owner, 4 nOn-res-
dent, we will offer the above PROPERTY for sale
by auction, on the premises, as above.
Recent street improvements VIII greatly en-
nance value I'm this improving locality. and as an
investment or Il snug home this offers good
opportunity.
TERMS One third cash balance six and twelve
months secured by deed OF trust at per cent. in
terest. j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
my IA Auctloneers.
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BY II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ONCE corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

ONCE corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
4 UCTION SALE OF THREE BEAU
N TIFUL BUILDING LOTS-TW0 STU
ATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
CARY AND CHERRY STREETS AND ONE
CHERRY AND LINDEN STREETS.-At the re-
quest Of the owner, will offer for sale, upon the
premises, the above mentined LOTS, on
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1884,
commencing at O o'clock +. VI. Two Of the IN
front on the west side OF Cherry street % feet
each and run back "a feet, and the other lies i'm
mediately In rear, fronting on Cary street 3lxl45
feet to an alley.
TERMS: one third cash; the balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and secured by deed of
trust. III. SELDOM TAYLOR,
nv IA AuctiOneer.