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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-28

Ladies silk wraps reduced at sanger
Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-28
THE WACO EXAMINER


Entered at the Pos,oNicc at Waco. Tex, n
scCoud.clr7e iaaN matter.
No communications written on both sides
oi the paper VIII receive attention at this
office.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-28

\ truly philanthropic proposition
was made TO the ENAMINER yesterday
by leading firm of this city. II wa,
to place the price of parlor sets at cost
during the holidays. just think of il
yc who are marrying and giving in
marriage, aud confront stephenson,
Tibho X steiner with the statement
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-28

Advertising rate. furnished on application
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-28

Worsham n Culbrcath. AT their new
headquarters, i'll the Mann building,
are selling the finest, choicest and
cheapest groceries country and Wcs-
tern produce. butter and eggs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-28

Mrs. Annie Bicring, COS f. Broad
way, Galveston, says: Il used Browns
Iron Bittcrs H. "a tonic and appetizer,
with the most satisfactory results
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-28

Miss Birdic Wilson, Austin, says;
II suffered with violent headache and
tried many remedies without being
relieved. took Browns Iron BiltcrS
and am happy to say my headache is
no more. My mother values it above
all other medicines"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-28

Mr. T.. Humphreys, $50 Adams St,
Fort Worth, SAYS: Il have successful
iy taken Browns Iron BitterS and
with pleasure recommend it Il, most
excellent rcmcGN.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15

gnrd to tho too leading par,ics' prcslden-
tlal candidates. After some preliminary
talk Mr.. John Grap' Todd, Of Harrisburg,
Texas, offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Whereas the Republican National Con-
vention, contrary TO the protests Of the best
portions Of the Republican party. has nom.
mated for the presidency OF the. United
States man who has prostltuted one oil
the highest oflic In the National Govern
ment for personal gain. and who " the ac'
knowledged friend OF corrupt lobbyists;
and whereas the National Democratic Con-
vention has placed 10 nomination Tor the
presidency OF the United States Grover
Cleveland. man who has been tried In i'm
pcrtaut public positions. and who has been
found to be honest aud fearless in official
action and opposed TO corrupt legislation {;
Resoirtd. That the Kent Club OF the
Yale Law Department, recognizing the Inn
portance of having in the President man
whose previous official record has been
above suspicion aud who would perform
the duties Of his Office with fidelity TO the
Constitution and bring into effect thor
oueh reformation Of the civil service. does
heartily endorse the nomination OF Clevc-
land and Hendricks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
r,5r pIcHMoND DIspATcH- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER =. 1854

Il uncovered 4, d confesseds Mayor stoit.
o. Lowell. tin,idIy claims that Mr.: Blame
has .no, been guilty Of any crime" Is :
presidential candidate TO be excused and
apologized for mp 10 the verge OF acsua'
conviction In the dock for robbery, fraud, or
bribery Mr.. HARRISON, The Repubiican can NJ
didste for Governor OF Connect,cu'' uIe..o
Mace ms ali In the iury.box and to require
that we have positive evidence TO convict.
before voting against Mr.. Blaine. Is that
the attitude men like TO be put In In their
relations to their associates. or do they mol
rather make up their minds about tne
character OF the men they meet upon the
balance Of moral probability what man
in this city who has detected another IN
half a dozen or dozen falsehoods upon
matters upop which he protested TO be
telling the solemn truth would deal with
him thereafter or vote for him for any OF
fee. no matter how low!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
FIELD OF POLITICS.
nR. scHvRx IN BUFFALO.
YAs Greatest nes,l.s Ever Held In ssa,
city.

The esssses nessIns Ever Held In that
city.
A Buffalo tpccisl OF Moncay says: BY
Rsf the greatest in-door political meeting
ever held In Buffalo assembled this evening
20 listen 10 Carl schurz's speech on the POI
litic~l issues Of the campaign. The meet
,rC was under the auspices OF the Clcve-
lsnd Republican Club. There were no ire
works or parades or Efforts TO arouse en-.
thusiassn by means OF that kind. Ncn and
women came together TO listen to MI.
s<hurx, and for no other purpose. They
t,Ilcd tho large Music Hall. and then packed
Il. Not only every seat but every aisle and
corridor we're filed until no more men
could crowd into the house. The gallery
was packed az closel, as men could stand
clear hack b. the wall. The meeting was
called TO order by Mr.. Ansley Wilcox,
PRECEDENT Of The Executive Committee OF
the Cleveland Republican Club. In brief
spcech he told OF the work bis Club was do
ing, and announced that he had assurances
that at least 5000 Republicans OF Erie
county would vote for Cleveland. He
closed by nominating hr. William G.. Bry-
ant, q prominent Republican lawyer, for
ehsirmau az The meeting A list Of thirty
Eve Republican Independents was read.
aud, after song by n glee club, In which
the audience joined. Mr.. Schurz was intro
duccd.
The reception given him showed at once
that he would have his hearers with him.
The speech raised the audience 10 the high.
est piis.h Of enthusiasm. The PEOPLE hung
upon the speakers every word. Fully one
half Of the hearers were compelled TO stand,
but they stood still throughout. There was
no moytmcn; and no noise. The review
81 MFR. Blane's record was followed so
closely that every point In II was cheered.
when finally Mr.. Scburz asked " Bl9ine
were the Mind Of man they would elect
President q shout of "No, never" went
up nearly sufficient to raise the roof.
When he proceeded 10 speak Of Cleveland
and bis admitted honesty the applause be-
came almost perpetual. Cheer after cheer
went up, and though there were many
workingmen and many well-known Repub-
llcans present. u seemed MS II every one
present must be supporter OF Governor
Cleveland. When. finally, the speech was
closed and cheers for scburz and Cleveland
had been given, the audience held is place.
cheering and then singing. IL seemed
more like loye-fcGst than like political
meeting. Several familiar songs were sung
before the people left the ball. II is agreed
that not since the war has there been any
such meeting in this city. II looks tonight
"A II, in Erie county, the tidal-waye OF two
years ago would be repeated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
Never, Seven Times Never.

ISpringheld Republican,
/. Mr.. Blaine said on the floor OF the
House that 81 neUer heard" that anybody
got Little Rock and Fort Smith bonds
Except al the regular price" Mr.. Blaine,
In fact. got $4,000 Of those bonds for
nothing, and knew ii.
II. s.r Blaine said at the same time, Il
nerer had one except at the market price"
The fact was far Otherwise. Others paid
money and got four for one; he paid no
money, but received money as commissions
on sales to Others, and got his bonds for
nothing.
III. MIR. Blaine wanted Fisher to sign
the letter saying 81 am sure you tBlaine]
neror owned bond that you did not pay
for at the market rate" Mr.. Fisher never
signed II.
". Mr.. Blaine SAID on the floor 81
ntUer had any transactions OF any kind
with Thomas A. Scott concerning bonds
Of the Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad,
or the bonds OF any other railroad, or any
business in any way connected with rail-
roads directly or indirectly. immediately
OF remotely" Colonel Scott, on the other
hand, admitted there was a transaction and
that he bought bonds. and Mr.. Blaine's
letter TO Fisher diseloscs his purpose to
sell bonds 10 Scott.
V. " No one will eUer know from me that
have disposed Of single dollar in
Maine" writes Blaine TO Fisher, and five
Yeas after be declares on the floor OF the
House that my whole connection with the
road has been open ss the day"
vi. Mr. Blaine said in July he had
"nersT" been The owner OF coal or iron
lands or stocks In coal or iron mines in
Ohio. IL fact, he held $4,000 stock in the
Standard Coal and Iron Company for two
years and was n director.
VII. II necer nmy life recommended
loan 10 any one, or assumed any RESPONSE
billy Tor another mans investment" Mr..
Blaine wrote 10 Lee in August, 1882, when
his own letters 10 Fisher and to j. A. san
born, OF Maine. show thai he guaranteed
the investment OF Sanborn and others in
Little Rock bonds, and that was why he
took back those bonds. He had TO. In one
Of bis lettersto Sanbon he asks him 10 send
him full list Of the bonds "ior which
am guaranty"
Mr. Blaine, In short. never scruples to
say "Noyei," whether the facts warrant IL
OF not. That failing viii be retorted. we
trust. by tremendous "SeveI !" from
the American people on the ith OF Noyem-
Der.
In view Of this astounding record, aud
we have only eatalogued the fslsehoods In
which one word, or It's equivalent. recurs,
how wretcbed and weak appear the 1imsy
excuses with which men are apologizlng
for their support OF this gilded cheat l..
G. Wade, we obserye, says Mr.. Blaine has
"neyer beef guilty OF dsreputable act"
DO We wal. for acts when the foul purpose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15

A New Haven. Conn.,, special says: All
'fbe members Of the Yale Law School belong
10 the Kent Club, law school debating so
cifty, which IL accustomed 10 meet once
week and discuss current political and So
fisi topics. This evening an unusually
large Dumbei Of students assembled 10 ex-
vrsts the opinions Of the Law school In re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
For BALTIMORE: S..!.slL
pOWuATaN INF-nIVEisp STEAMEp
RAILROAD LINES.
ID N s &c zEEss: -. -

ID N S:@:::ls si;::::::;;;s 80
CHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY.-SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. For Newport's News, Old Point Com
fort, and Norfolk. Daily except sun
daY. Ohly three hours and twenty
9:S5 \. VI. For all stations and Lexington, Nv,
Louisville. and Cincinnati. Mail ex-
ceEt sunday. Quickest line q Lex.
lugton. Va making close connec-
lions cid stanton
.3.35 p. NJ. CharlOtiesviie accommodation mix.
edl daily, except sunday. stops at
all stations.
3i5 T. NJ. For Viewpoints News. Old Point. ana
Norfolk. Express except SUNDAY.
b:2J i. ". FOR Louisville and ClncinnafI con-
Meeting for all points Nest. North
Nest, and southwest Fast express
daily. Does not stop for local busi-
meas. Pullman sleeplng-cars Rich
mond TO Cincinnati and Washington
ana Chariottesville 10 Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 4. N. From charlottesville exca,, s,,,,,.v
100 ~ III FROM FROM Norfolk, Old Point, aud New
a.s AZ ports News, exceps Sunday.
S'@o L. si' FROM Louisville, Cincinnati. and all
49,, n. Ioca points, except SUNDAY.
o''' " W. from Norfolk. except sunday. From
o1xp M va folnt and Newport's News daily.
''i' f' W. from Louisville and ClncinnatL
fast express, daily.
=, Sun"sy excursion TO Viewpoints News and Old
noiht viii leave Richmond 3 A. NJ. and arrive In
Einsnmana o.l5 T.. NJ. returning.
rrspo. Isss,sehieenth and Broad streets.
II. W. FULLER,
n xr e,,,,n General Passenger Agent.
~ W. SMITH, Genetal Manager. &c IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
AUCTION sALES...fnsHunr,s'' .'s,ss's'v'>-r
gT,RUsTEE'S SALE
Of
JAMEs-RIvgn PLANTATION
ABOUT 900 ACRES o,,v
WEAR NEW CANTON. BUCKiS6IA" '"o"
TY.vA.

m, .,.,,s ~ n deed OF trust 10 me. fxecuo 81
az, late James X. FIeklen. dated ~. ~ Hack
ISL, duly recorded In me somo Of the assis
gt.hn bond Ms. rcby secured, defauI. 81, al
y, ada An he payment Of said bond. ! snsa on
n,,blic auction. In front 81 me d"e'""~
Inc property. at IL O'Clock NJ
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80. 1884
49,. ,,,s, rropsr,y conveyed to RE by the said deed
~ tr,st. described theresl as f3llown. the THE
prf morse TRACT. lying opon Jsil,. 80,
IT. ,,,s,l,.m county W.. about two Mhe, ~
~ canton, ana containing by e'tin w." ,r tsss
IUINDRkD ACRES. b. the ~, v Inc lands of
Thomas Al. Icitcb. Joseph fnlua, "a. az I.me. b.
Lstpr the same lanes which VIC shu, X,lllam
Fiekien purchased from the he,,s io,nss iai tbe
49,, dc al rpsaid deed Of trustl heio alh 49,,
as nv the sId J. -. FlcklCn In INA, n, III,
c,s6berhOod, and yng together IN cue ~ hove
* r. nrnperty l. ST uGtel ABOUT SKY nit :,
MI IND and about two milcs from bltnp ~
80, mn lie Richmond ami AiteghsIf - 80
IN embraces large body 81 cNceilth, IA "a I'M
,-onuds Is we'll numbered ana WatcrvJ', ,ti' f,r,n
1850 by a good dwelnug-h0uee 1nd .nla,D" me
P,ud,uys which are said to be n g''ol ,,,
,idow 81 the said j. Fickiln }. sun -. ,nr-,n.
me properly. aud VIII ~ douDt snow 49,, F,ro in
Intending 10 be bidders NJ We $50 Sc INC day ~
xi,cd 10 examine the property before ~, ~ H. me
sale The property Will b. sou s""''e'
Widows dover 81 ~. A.. ,,.y All fboex-
TERMS OF SALE: Cah enousI, " ~ " 65,lanro due
rcuses Of executing TINS trust duu " 10 mn her
-, ,he bond secured. Amounting 10 VIC tu. III
sn,u of s2.5uO. with interest tHcIN ~ - ,,,,nev
~. 1854 for the residue OF tue pul -, t,,,,.
a credit viii be allowed. sue =, ~ nav io wrliina
ontafIve 81 The said j. q. ticsrn may WI H.
ttrsci ar I'm e1sc no such wriucn rut'tt.,,'' -,
even tren 4 credit OF one year, beAring -,
rom day II sale. aud secured by oe'H VI "'''
upon the SAID pr'PHgrNi'RIsoN ROBERTSON,
an 09-ca kWtOc 4 6tdtoc2g ill..-,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
BvJ. Thompson Brown 4 to-
Real Estate Agents and AhcuoherIs'
lIl3 Main street.
IDMINIsTRATRIX's SALE or
n BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN EAE " -
xixEpWii r ROAD. WITHIN SIGHT OF kItH- /

DMINISTR RAT KIN ShLE w ~
n nTkT'TIFJL SUBURBAN FARh On
xixEDwii = ROAD. WITHIN SIGHT OF RICH
MoND.-We win sell, on the prcinis"''oh
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, lssi'
Ara O'CLOCK 7. NJ,
thu, HFAIrTIFIL SUBURBAN RESIDE NCt OF
i.t, iir A lBodc,er. known a. RURAL dNpt :,
stt,aied I'm view at Richmond on Nine mil' r'al
two miles aud a half from The city, Ihi' @lhur-
Ran FARM contains I}3 ACRES %; idnd. most
I'm hIgh staff ~ cultivation, ana rs ,uhcltnt
woodland for fire purposes. Zoe ANA i now
being farmpd and planting w-u advanced BE-
lido the various frut-trcc'. there o., argc pr'-
dnciiye vineyard. which rs very re'unne ailNr
Tie improvements consist Of Dol Nv VIZ
STORN FRAME DWELLING WIN cght COM
mndiOus rooms, and there are large var mis-
around The house. There IS IN cNreil'nt Wen on
water The uut-housc- arc uuu.ullly good me
b1rn is lrge northern make. and !, un,urpa,>ed
In accommodations. There D. also neat c''tike
of four room. a., .t.t.,.
in six twelve and eighteen months Interest al1td
and occurred by Occl ~ trust, ... q. ,.,,
j. THOMPSON Brown & Coz
cco AUctiono r..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15

vrs SMITHS CASE, AND WHAT THE Rsv.
Nm. pckissTRY MAS TO SAY ABOUT 1T.

rh.xe been fearful sufferer
for hfte,n yes ~, most OF the uns s,.n "ilt hts
49, and Inc like. and have always been told
,ist there was no cure Tor me- ~ hsse ptth =,
discouraged that hdd as soy o., NJ y ns ~,
.,rsitest mot from the crown of fit mead 10 inc
sals ~ nv feet that was not dseaseh and - red ne
sr,;,os., n vOuld commence IN small white
,nt. .hicb had silyery appearance. bu. were
MOI deep. bot IL attempted 90 heal thsi, 90 soon
after t9elr nrsl sii, ars vas comTe,e drS. red
.e.ie' winch would become % Unnamed as )" criek
and look fiery and angry, ann ,iie burning seass-
lion would b.. almost intoicraDh.
"II.as ~ times 10 lame that could SCARCELY get
.b.ni. and could no, dress myself without assist.
ance have tried many renea,,s. snu NV p'.a
ever ATTAINED only temporary RELIEF. Although
Mined Tor a time. soou rclspsd a-aln u be as
bsnIy troubled a. ever, and during we winter OF
tesj ana 1852 suffered 81 much as - be entirely
discouraoed. Last June. however, WAS a1Slseu
Inv ELDER and Mrs. l.. G. Mchinstry, who arc well
J,a,xn an these REGIONS, 10 try your CUrfCUkA
pTxrnIre: and felt somehow little courage.
lr, N their favorable opinion o. mem, !" w soer
virtue. About the second week ~ gn,s LAST con-
,penred taking the remedies, ana withih slN weeks
4 iesat 10 zee permanent Improvement. until
row n,ctolcr u. I am about n gO0d ~ new ana
my he'h Is As The h'Sn MRS n BEiiNJAMIS SMITH.
Icctiifv that the above stateme II II my wife Is
eo,,e1t and iolu with her IN expressing my graft
luce LOT VIC s''"' WV Il. SMITH
fcerifs that the above statement Is correct. MI.
en,tib Il = prominent man In This community
y,hcte he lives lie weil-suown dealer IN stock,
and his staiement with that OF MS "iIe' j. iuily
emitted 20 credit. o, 81.
bone al stansieal Province OF puebec, ihlf
80" ""' l.. G. MCKISeTRY,
Minister Of the Gospal.
I.rrp-I have seen Mrs. Smith .eccntiy. and
tciicye her Ia le thoroughly and permanently
c1reS Nv" l.. q. MCktS TRY,
Sew Advent Oh. Conf, T.. o., No. VI. and No.
N.U. ~
BOSTON, september 9, 1884
Ct.r,cr-p. RysofVESr, the new blood.pnriGer,
and q TIcVRA. End ca rICCRA SOAP t1r sreN
70 anll MIIlrLl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15

AUCTION SALfsS---t uture D"N-'
rOMMISSlONER'S SALE OF A FARM
u IN CHARLES CITY COUNIf.-In pntsh-
aDce Of a decree of the Circuit Court OF Cnarle'
Civ comfy entered the 9Th day 81 APRIL IsSl'
i'm the chaucery suits therein depending uiitI w
STYLES Of Adams rs. Walker. &C., anu dthhi,' y
sfcsr,u rs. Adams's Administrator &c' Inc uhirI-
siCned sreciai commissioner appointed therein
Will proced 10 sell at pnblic auction al 'har4es
City Courthouse on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH,
f,h,t belng court-,lay.l the TRACT OF MD
mentioned In said decree upon whicu L. AIih7
resided I'm hi- lifetime. IN ile county %, IiarH,
CIV containing TWO HUNDRED MD fItll
(O5Ol ACRES, more or less. lying "iilh ~"
miles Of Jimes river ana on the lllih r"i' '''"e
o. Charles CITY Courthouse. $1,000, nu.rrr
The said TRACT has comtoriaDle Nv GiIt-
ING-UOI'SE. sioTc-houSe and her on b.llllutr
upon IL: and viii be- sold subject 10 the DOVER Oh
TrtWs T1sf as 10 the costs Of suit and expenses
of sale. and balance of purchase.mohcy IN uI''
egunl instalments upon a credit 81 SIX iWeNe' ,ui
eighteen months. with interest from day OF SAT-
secured by bonds with gQod pcrsona' s,.I, ~.
mo rctqi1ed until the whole Of the pufcnl
money l. paid aud conveyance ordered nv tne
Cout - - ~, = 80 i it',,a
Is TIE CIRCUIT COCRT OF CHARLES CITY
CoI-VTY- ADAMS AGAINST WALkhK AND
TYLER TRUSTEES, ASD JENKINS. H'Al.l''
An OTHERS AGAINST Il. l.. ADAMs's PERSON
Al REPRESENTATIVE.
IR Cary Nelson. deputy clerk Of said court 90
hereby certify that the bond required oi ihe' special
com nj .sioner by the decree In this cdu,e entered
on The 9Th day Of April, ISL, has been dny
given. .,,.,o, ,.,.., so,,oo,-
ber 1854 Il. & AIRY NELSON.
e 25,27&Oc s.l5 Dconiy Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15

Tram 30. 90 fihrougn passenger Dt1t Al sta-
,ions connecting q: kcy-yille ~ al points Du u.
md NJ railroad; - >nthsilin's NJ .n y l'Iu and
Sufhoriin Narrow-G1ngo railroad Tor Hilon; e
Greensboro Tor an points ON al" 30 brsurHi g
Salisbury for an points on Weston Norm Caro-
lima railroad; at Atlanta for an pYiub south aud
Southwest
Train No. ~ iihrpUfh plfr'uE'f Htl N llll tfpps
at sal sbuf y Grfsn-Iurn krii.vi.Ia 70 ~ Point,
Thomf sytle. Lexington, and Concord. Dctfsin
Danyile and Charlotte. and tll sf Too. Dot wen
Ri hmond aud DaIyi'e. cnnnrculr li ~uiher-
Tins with Milton Aul ~uivrii1 Nfrrpw-isfftge
railroad Tor Milton; az tIefusI0rp tor al puinf.
on salem Bnuth AMI North 'aro'ifs DIVISION AZ
(hailoi'e With charlotte. Oiuuhit tni Angutit
railroad fnr Columbia, Augusta. savannah, And
Florida point, AMI all points in ne Nnhih and
Southwest No. 81 trtwcrn kcyNiiio ana North
side russ only on MONDAYS. lFain ~. ol ol
Richmond aud NtrklpnIuFg rttror ron. Aiif
cNcep sunday. NJ. - nuns only on h"nilN-
Trains from tiic south arrive "a l.ichm)uia 200
A.. NJ. and ass y. VI
~. ~ 1. -. q Af.ELl sEHAIIE z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
COMMISSIONERS OFFicE.l
RICHMOND, VA, October IL, 1854.

OOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DwxEcUTEps at the DISPATCH PRINTING!
Housr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
BY george T.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and AuetiOneer,
zoos Bank rect.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE LOT.
1 WE'LL FENCED, WITH HOUSE OF TWO
ROOMS. LOCATED At THE CGaStR OF
TWENTY NINTH NM I'M StdHrEE EiG Lon
NINTH STREET l73 FEET AND RUNS RACK
BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES WITH ;
STEFFT 1872 FEET 10 AN ALLEY FIFTEEN
FFIT WILHELM execution Of a certain deed Of
trust from william Robinson and Mary b., his
wife. hearing date october u, 1850, and daily re-
corded In the clerk. Office OF HenrlcO CoiIntv
Cont. u. e. IOJ. D. 333, and being requested by
he holder ~ tht therein secured. the UNDER
signed trustee. will offer sale, at pablo auction,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18TH,
NJ 4 o'clock T.. W.. upon the premises, the above.
described property,
TFtMs: Enough IN cash 10 oerray the expenses
Of sale AID 90 pay on = note Of 5000 now due: the
balance On q credit Of six months for negotiable
note with interest added and secured by dee OF
trust upon the properly.
CHARLES A. CRAWFORD
IrI.tce.
GFoRGE ~ CRAWFORD, Auctionecr. oc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
COURT ORDERS.
COOLEY'S HEIRS VS.. COOLEYS AND
~ OTHERS.

~ OTHERS.
IN THE CUANCERY COyRT or RICHMOND.
Extract from Decree OF June "a ssf.l
"It further ordered that this cause be, and the
same Is hereby, referred 10 one Of the cOmmis-
sOners of This cOsrt 10 ascertain and report what
persous are entitled 10 .he residue Of the fund "
derived from the sal. Of said property. In whal
rnnis And .,id e.mmts
si0neris authorized to advertise once a week for
four successive weeks In the Richmond Dispatch
and In some paper Published in the state Of fexas
At or mes r the place where the said Leanna Cooley
was last heard OF for tidinrs OF the said Leann5.
or bsr heirs or representative citing them 10 come
forward and prove their right 10 claim an Interest
In the said fund.-
COMMISSIONERS OFFice.l
RICHMOND, VA, October IL, 1884.
II llama Cooley, her Heirs and Rspresen,a-
tires:
Your attention Is called 10 the foregoing extrae,
from A decree pronounced June "a, L s4, by the
Cbancsry Court for tie city OF Richmond in the
cause depending before u under the short style OF
.Coolevfs Heirs Is. Co0leys and Others.r And
you arc hereby cited and warned 70 appear before
the undersigned at his Office. In the city OF Rich
mond, Va, on or before the 10Th day Of Deem
Der, 1894. 60 prove your claim 10 an interest IN
the fand now under control OF the court In said
cause.
Given under my hand this ltih dsy Of October,
1854. UrHo q. kEAS.
oe l5-W4w Commissioner Ia Chancery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
ny ". II. Lyme x Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlohe'rs'
l1l3 Main street.

hight ATTRACTIVE BulLDlA1
ftIOTs ONTWEvTY. EIGHTH STREET. Bh-
TXTt< y AND O STREETS. FOR SALE ~
aIiCTlON.-By equest NJ tn owner, we shau Sc"
IN auction. on The premises, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, 18TH INSTANT
NJ 3 o'clock r. W., EIGHT BUILDiNs Lo 49,
s,tc.t beiv cen and sire IS fonr Of when trout
oGyr 90 aud The other four 25Xl32, win an aIieY
i'm The rear sixteen feet wide. a.. c,.,,.,,,,-
ns.e lois are I'm deslr ,hlp location. The Churcl-
mn syeune rendering tlem much more accessible
10 The hn,inc.s portion Of the cit than formerv.
nd heIn iust lie lie now sought after by pr, ms
- ,,ofer.fe means they should cOmmind rcldy
ale Al The low price at which the owner tho" re-
siding m Te1asJ Is willing 10 soil ...,.,o
TIf,NlS: one 'hird casa: balance by negothnlr
noics M 81 Z and twelve months, with interest," auuei
anu SCOUT W.H.LYNE & CO..
~ Auciionccrs.