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For Sale.

FNHE furniture and fixtures of the Co.
l. Iulnbia House, with the business aud
goodwill of the same. This hotel ia now
doing good paying business, and will
be safe and lucrative investment for a
practical person with moderate canitaI
Call at the premises on
NARY MUM,
o, ~ n - Proprietor.
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Notice..

NlHE copartnership heretof IRE existing
i between 4. N. Ford and 5. W. Perez.
val, Of the firm Of 7. N. Ford & Co., and
all assip nments thereof, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. Il. n.
Ford ass ming entire control, will nay all
legitimate claims against the Lite firm and
collect ali debts due. being a one author.
lied to receive and receipt the ceior.
T. N. Fl RID,
y. w. PERCIVAL.
Olympia, Oct Is. 1885. VS.
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S. G. Young formerly editor of
the Chronicle, aud Homer NJ. Hill
late Of the Helena Independent, is the
strong combination that will soon
commence the publication Of anoth-
er Sunday paper at Seattle.
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l. Hermann. deceased, late OF sald
Thurston county.
In the Probate Court of Thurslon conn.
~. Washington Ter ritory.
All persons having claims against the
above named estate are hereby nntifisd 10
present the same 10 the undersiEs.sd, with
the necessary vouchers, 10 his resld enee
on Fourth street. In Olympia. county aud
ierritofy aforesaid within oi,. wear from
the date hereof, or the same will I've
barred.
Dated Olympia. W. r., sept, n, tsss.
FRANCIS A, HOFFMAN,.
Administr ator 81 the estate Of Johann
Hermann, deceased.
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More Mention.

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q. ~ the eats
ott PLACID "a, ). again licked
viii io'u'i' = du,s
Tho Waalnn fton tnle,4 propos.
o. eve lhahk wing bsll
ont, large nui.hot ~ drurnmers
have been ,n ia. ciiy tLiswock
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no" ''s"'"'y pipe" MI ""h"S 10
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John Cunningham, OF tho East
side. left on Thursday morning for
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The vile OF Frank Waters. who
has bee" dangerously III the past
lew weeks. from internal hemor-
'""s'' " ]" 'a'f way OF recovery
The contract for the erection Of
the arches for tho street lamp has
Leen awarded to Horton n Mathews.
and work will be begun at once.
Mr John NJ. swan. who went Eas,
10 attend the late session Of the
Grand Lodge. |. d. o. r.. in Balti-
more. returned homo Monday even
ing.
Mr' ona'' optas"s now enjoys tho
"'su"o''on OF being Conductor an
Wen % Ae''ng superintendent OF
the olympia aud Chshalis Valley
h'''foad'
Jake Myers pays his peridical visit
to Olympia and says the town OF his
adoption, Aberdeen, Chehalis Co.,
" to To the great city OF southwest
sfn Washington.
One day last week acme unknown
party entered the restaurant Of Mrs.
H. A. Hood, on Main street. and
took her purse from bracket shelf.
containing ten dollars.
A Sigh. advance IL noted in the
Price Of butter The best brands
nov sell nj from Do TO 40 cents, and
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For Sale.

TIME SloopJERSEY LILLY. a. tons reg
i lister. Whitehall boats and Skiffs.
Enquire of c. ETHERIDGE.
Olympia. July II, 1885. If
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OUR SUMMER
OIL M ALBANC}!E} SAL 1E :
NONE CAN AFFORD To Be ABSENT.
FINE DURABLE SHOES,
Prices that Danish Competition.
Another invoice of those S. Ladies'
French Kid Shoes, for So 50.
Ladies' Fine Curacao Kid Button
Shoes, at ST. 80.
Ladies' fine So Kid Foxed Button
Shoes, for So 25.
Gents SIS French Calf Wauken-
phaStS SHOES, good Tor ten miles an
hour easy, 81 25, j. HI. TORY manufac-
turer, Boston.
Mems Calf Boots, full stock, at So
per pair.
Boys So French Calf Shoes, London
toe, in sizes from 1 to 5 1-2, for So.
Mems White Shirts, WamuSutta
muslin, at 90 cents each.
Yours Respectfully,
JOSEPH CHEM.
Olympia, Aug. IA, 1885.
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Plaintiff.
Marshal w. Will. aud
Jennie A. Willis.
Defendants.

BY virtue of decree aud order Of sale
made aud entered In tho above da.crilssd
Court and cause, on the 18th day of Ma.
vember A. ID. 1854. q cory ~ which order
has been issued aud certified W mo hy the
Clerk OF said Court. under the seal thereof,
bearing date September 10, isss. I will, on
the 3ist day Of October, 1876. I'd o'elosk
In the afternoon OF said day, az ps,lLle
auction. nj the door of tho Court haisse IN
the city ot Olympia, In Thurstof cosinty,
w. T.. sell the following dr.s'ritnd real
estate, via; Lots one a., two tal, ihtee
(3l, OF section %, and the ss,lthwe.t
tSWAl quarter of The southeast tsEs i
quarter, and lot No. seven 10 81 seafis,u
twenty -seven tg7l aud the nort ~e~i quar-.
ter tNWAl Of 'he northeast tNksl siuar.
tor OF section thirty four t3il, all IN town
ship II, north 81 range ! west of the VII.
laulette Meridian, III Tnur.ton eounty
W. T., containing i55.sp acres. whieh will
To sold 10 satisfy = Judgment rendered iu
said court In favor of said piaiptiff against
said defendants for the sum ~ u |. iel. ~ and
for costs and expenses Of sale.
olympia. Sspt, a., isss.
WILLIAM KILLINGS,
Sheriff OF Thurston county. W, r.
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4 IL who are willing % aid In c~tsi-
N fishing = building aud Loan As.sris.
ton will obiige by communicatlps with
ALtkED THOM i'sON,
Room = Turner's Building.
October q. 1850. tw
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Notice Of Sale.

TN tho District Court Of the second IN.
Il dIcial District OF Washington Territory.
holding terms st Olympia, for the un-
ties OF Thurston aud Mason.
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For Rent.

TWO good Office rooms i'm Turner's
! building Enquire Of ,r,rv
Olympia, Sept. 4, 1886.
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Commissioners Court.

NHE Commissioners of Tharston county
i will hold their regular November
session at the Auditors office, in Olym pia,
beginning on Monday. November al,
1855. c. NJ. MOORE. Clerk.
Olympia, w. T., October I'd, 1885.
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place OF four ordinary street lamps.
Messrs. Hoffman and Young voted
against the petition.
The boatrace Wednesday, around
the buoy. and return, distance OF six
miles, was won by the Coquette,"
sailed by Capt. l.. A. Kelton, in 2
hours and 20 minutes. The COM
ps,ing boats were the L" Mugwamp,'
sailed by l.. p. Ouilette, and the
" Mabel" by Il. Pat ison. The
formers time was 2 hours and "a
minutes, and the la:ter's 2 hours
20 minutes. The "Uno" started
but did not complete the race.
II you are in want OF . heating or
cook stove. do not fail to inspect the
new and large stock OF Mr.. Samuel
Williams before you make o selec.
ton. His stock is always full, and
hs has the advantage Of other deal
ers in several important matters af-
fecting the ;ateness OF the styles in
iroduced and prices charged. Com.
tort in the Office, the parlor or the
kitchen may be greatly enhanced by
a wise selection Of the means of
warming our domiciles or OF cooking
our food.
Mrs. Hampson. the English evan
gelist. whose labors have been every
whore successful, is expected here
next week. She comes to US from
Victoria. where her mission, it is
said. has been greatly blessed. Her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

duty az the guardian Of my only ooy,
john. rreycnss my giving more even II
| were 90 inclined. reside Al hiidy-
sart during one quarter Of each year.
have many helpless retainers, most OF
whom are aged and totally unable 70
nroyide for themselves. Formerly l
bought every thing at the local shops,
but the tyranny Of the League now
compels me to go or send to Limerick,
twenty miles away, for everything !
need. The local tradcsmen refuse 70
sell anything, even bread, to myself,
INV servants, or my dependents. IL IS
untrue that the police are protecting
me. protect myself"
Mrs. O'Connell is lady OF great IN
tellectusl attainmerts, and she herseil
attends to the education Of her son.
She is also an authoress, having written
n popular memoir Of her father, the late
Charles Bianconi, the founder oil the
Irish csr-mails system. She is known
far and wide for her broad humanity and
generosity. She faces her dangers
straight. and drives and walks in XII.
dysart and vicinity without guards, and
apparently without fear. A special
steamer left Limerick Saturday. loaded
with provisions for Mrs. O'Connelrs
household.
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BEATING HIS WAY.
How q Young Mau Spent His SIMMER ~
SaratoQa without Money.

How q Young Man Spent His Summer At
saratoga without Money.
A Honesdale special says: Early
last summer the wife of ex-Sheriii "A.
NJ. Lancaster, late Of this county, was
in Boston, and on leaving that city had
her trunk checked for this place. 1t
contained many valuablcs. On arriving
at her destination and presenting her
check for her trunk the property could
not be found. The railroad authorities
ut once began search for it, but could
not trace it farther than Albany, and it
was given up for lost. Consequently
Mrs. Lancaster was greatly surprised
ore day last week to receive the
trunk, which had been forward
ed 10 her from Saratoga by ex-
press. II was sent to her by hotel
keeper in that place. He wrote that
last summer a young man with high
sounding name had registered as a
guest at his hotel. His baggage con-
sisted Of one large and very heavy
trunk. The man remained at the hotel
for some weeks, and as his baggage and
manners gave him every appearance Of
responsibility be was not troubled with
demand for settlement Of his bill
until toward the close OF the season,
when his bill was presented. He dis
appeared, leaving his trunk behind
him. 1t was opened by the hotel pro
prietor and found to be filled with ar
,icles Of female apparel, and the con
tents had evidently not been disturbed
since the trunk was packed. Paper
and letters in the trunk established it,
ownership, and he at once forwarded i
TO Mrs. Lancaster.
AS the trunk had been traced q
far as Albany it is supposed tina
: the man who appeared with it at Sara
toga had managed in some way to re
move the checks from it at Albany
while it was being transferred from on
train to another, and had it checked t
: Saratogs, for the purpose Of using it a
: j, was used. Mrs. Lancaster foun
: everything in the trunk Just as she ha
packed il.
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~ by Quaries 4 Mccurdy.
Real Estate Auctloneera
1919 Main street.

rr,Rr;sTEES' SALE OF NICE,
COMFORTABLE FRAME DwELL-
txa No. lis NORTH TWENTIETH
srHEET. BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND
GRACE sTREErS.-ln execution OF two
ceriain deeds Of trust from william IL Cox
and wife-tbe first bearing date on the
7th July, 1873, TO j. A. Richardson ana
John Dunlop. trustees, OF record IN me
R,chmond Chancery Court. Deed-Book 1Ol
g rare ~, and the second bearing date ON
tha g0th June, 1874. to George w. Thomas,
Trustee, OF record In said court, Deed BOOK
ios 9. page is5--we win offer for sale, upon
the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER .. 1885.
NJ O'Clock =. NJ. being required so TO do by
The holder OF the notes secured thereby
default having been made In the pay.
menf of the same, the aforementioned
property. The HOUSE has seven rooms:
water. &c. and Is now occupied by gool
tenant M a fair rental. The lot fronts ~
feet inch and runs back l32 feet. Inc
title 10 the lot is perfect.
TFRus: While the deeds require casn. ye!
more liberal terms may be announced nj
at sale. JOIN ny 49,, d. ~,
GEORGE w. THOMAS,
Trustee Under Second Deed.
OrARLFs & McCURDY, Auctioneers.
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Irish Affairs.

Mr.. Psrnell, il is said, is alarmed at
the extent to which boycotting has
spread and at the bitterness in the local
branches Of the National Leaguers. The
case Of Mrs. Morgan 0'Connell. at Kill
dyssrt, has excited especial interest.
She is the widow OF Daniel 0'Connell's
nephew, and not granddaughter Of the
liberator. In an interview with a news
paper correspondent she is reported to
have said Il have seventy tenants.
and six Of them hold leases. The rents
are sbsurdly moderate, and many of
them are in arrears. Maurice Walsh,
pres,s ut Of the local league, is yearly
tenant on lay land, and now owes
two and q half years. rent
The tenants demand a reduction
% per cent. ] am willing to reduce the
rents Is per cent, but no more. My
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By Sampson q Adamso1,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
Manchester. Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PLANNING MILL MACHINERY STU
ATE AT THE PLANNING MILL " y. =.
MOORE, ESQ, ON SEVENTH sTREErr n =, .
TWEEN HULL AND DEC Aui,vv .
sTRkETs. IN THE CITY OF MANChssss,,
TER.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust ds.su
January 2 1885, and recorded IN MAN
chester ID. Il. volume 9, page 80, lsnaii On
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1881
at IL O'Clock NJ. sell on the aboye.men.
toned premises the following machinery
suRFACE-PLANER
GRAIN-WOOD PLANER and
UPRIGHT BORING-MACHlNE.
or rs much thereof rs may be necessary W
satisfy the trust.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay the eN,
penses OF sale and discharge six notes nelu
by Robert wendenburg for sfG.46, $40. ~,
sac e2. s47.i5. e47.3s. and s47. 81, when
notes were drawn BY Z. r. Moore twy
uotes held by A. L. Adamson for st6 ana
S46.23, and secured by said deed, ana all Oh
which by the terms of said deed are now
due. WILLIAM I. CLOPTON Trustee.
SAMPSON & ADAMsos, Auctioneers.
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sf.ar,ItCOufinuo =?

The five fint-glass factories of Bell
aire, Ohio, employing twelve hundred
men, started up again Monday. They
closed down under the Republican Adj
ministration. They start up under
Democratic Administration. Working
men can see in this which party they
ought to support.
The mandatory and plate-mill OF
P. L. Kimberley, at Sharon, Pa, start
ed up Monday.
The Keystone Iron-W orks, at Read
ing, Pa, resumed operations Monday
These mills closed down two years age
when there was a Republican Presi
dent.
The Cleveland rolling-nills are run
ming full blast, with promise of ali thu
work they can do. and better wages
CIereland Plain Dealer.
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~ ~ S---Nkx Sxk---3zS -11-xx
OHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL,
OWAY.-sCHEDULE IN EFFECT
OCTOBER IL. 1888;
LEAVE RICHMOND.
ana. N, For Newp0rf's News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Daily
except Sunday. Only ihrea
hours and thirty minutes Rich.
mond to Norfolk.
Jana. M. For all stations aud Laxing,o,
XIV, Louisville, and CinclnnaN
Mall except Sunday. Connects
direct for Lynchburg.
$50 p. NJ. For Newports News Old Point.
and Norfolk. Express excep.
..oop N Riehmond. Fredericksburg All
Potomac Junction sccomnioda-
ton Daily except sunday.
STOPS al all stations.
s.ao N. For Louisville ana Cincinnati.
connecting for ali points Vest
Northwest and Southwest Fa.t
express daily. DOES not stop fsr
local business except between
Richmond, Frederic kshnry ar 1
Potomac Junction and Char.
loitesville. Pullman sleeping.
cars Richmond to Cincinnati
and from Washington ard
Charlottesville 10 Louisville,
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s45A. 81. Frem Richmond. Fredcr rs.
burg and Potomac junction.
except Sunday.
r1.I5A. NJ. From Norfolk, Old Point AMI
Newports News, except san
day.
s.1sP.M. From Louisville. Cinc'nnatI.
and all local points. except suL-
day.
e.a5P.M, From Old Point and Newpor' 4
News daily. and nom Norl <
daily except sunday
e.55P.M. From Louisville and Cinc.n.
natl. Fast line daily.
Depot. Seventeenth and Broad streets
Ticket Ofilces: 1000 Nam strect and CaeS
Il. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent.
a. W. SMITH. Geueral Manager. o..
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CTRAYED, ON THE NTGHrlgsS,a
pof the 9Th, one LlGHT-BRfNDLEs x-'>-
C0W-white stockings, bobtail, with a
white star In the face; crumple horns,
sawed of. A liberal reward win be paid foe
the return OF same, or any information
leading thereto. =. Y. BLUNT.
&C s2ts No. el9 west Cary street.
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BY Furman Upper.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1o1G Main street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF DESlRA-
- FILE CANDLES HILL DWELLlN Nj
No. 3i9 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, WI TH-
IN HALF SQUARE of THE PARk.-I
win sell by auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1855,
NJ . o'clock Z. NJ. the above PROPERTY.
The house has seven rooms, and win
very little outlay could be put In first-clas ~
order The lot fronts 20 5-l2 feet ny lSO
feet 10 q ten-fOOt alley.
PARTIES see king good Investment or those
Wishing a pleasant home In delightful
and improving locality. -,
TERMS: one fourth cash balance IN SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months, delerreu noe.
eecurcd nv decd of trust g percent. Interest
added FUKMAN TUPPER
90 a AuctiOneer.
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RarLKNAn LiNES.

- ~ 5Es;s :; .I:::...sis5
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Sched-
ule commencing MARCH l, loe0-eastern
standard time; ,... ..,,o..
daily: stops only nj Ashland.
Junction. Milford, and t'rede-
ricksburg. sleeper from
Charleston To Wash ington.
11.O7 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station dali
ly except sunday.
7lS p. NJ. leaves Byrd. street station dali
ly. sleeper from Jacksonville
To New FORK.
1919 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily. Sleeper rom New l DIRK
to jacksonville.
q.3e =. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily; stops at Frederic ks
burg, Milford, and Junction.
sleeper from Washington TO
Charleston.
p:48 +. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
400 p. NJ. accommodation, leaves Broad
street station; arrives at ASH
land ~ 3 T. VI.
e.O4 L. NJ. leaves klba; arrives AT Ash
land at ga =. NJ.
1850 A. NJ, arrives at Eiba; leaves Ash
land al 6:43 \. NJ.
s.B5A, NJ, nccofnm OdatiOn. arrives at
BrOad.Street station leaves
Ashland at = \. NJ.
$50 u. NJ, arrives at klDa; leaves Ashiaud
at 5:l2P. VI,
C.A.TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
EFT, ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
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COMMITTEES SALE OF VALU-
X ATIE PERSONAL PROPERTY. AND
FINE FARM FOR Btsr.-fhe under
signed. as committee %. tie estate OF James
{. Ialley. VIII. on
TUESDAY. October 1855,
at o'clock Z. NJ. oher for sale al public
auction. Oh the prcn!i - knownas Fairfield,
the residence Of said lalley, the following
prOueriy-tO wit:
Two HORSES. young and OF superior
quality:
One BUGGY nearly new.
About forty barrels Of CORN, with STALK
and FODDER hacked In the Held.
Also all the HOUS EliOLi and KITCHEN
FURNITC RE OF the said Jalicy.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, sc.
At the same time aud place. the FARM
Of said Talley, with the RESIDENCE ad-
jacent thereto, Will be offered FOR RENI
for the ensuing year.
TERMS Oh SALE: Cash rs 10 Nil sums up-
der 500: over that amount, AZ ninety
days, with approved security.
j. W SOUTHWARK,
Sheriff HenricO county.
and as such Committee.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Owing TO the death OF the tenant OF the
property the above sale is postponed 10
FRIDAY, OCT0BEE 9TH,
at the same hour OF
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Rnird,nr Over a Cripple.

TIE marvels and triurnphs OF modern
surgery are wildly illustrated by a
case treated by Professor Nussbaum,
of Munich, and described in the Gar
tenlaube KalcRder. Eleven years ago
he took charge of boy so uniformed
and crippled that he was obliged to
crawl about on all tours. Nine serious
operations were performed, four crooked
bones were broken, three stiff joints
forciblv extended, several sinews cut
through and nerves stretched. Weights
were then attached to certain mus
Giles, and by means of massage. baths,
ointmentS, and electricity so much pro-
gress was made that in few years the
bow was able to walk erect with the
aid of crutches and special apparatus
fastened to his feet. Subsequently he
was enabled to throw away this appa'
tus and exchange his crutches for a
cane. and to-day. after eleven years Of
treatment, he is a healthy and vigorous
youth, who cannot only walk like Other
young men, but dance, ride on horse
back. &c.
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THOMAS 8. MARTIN,
III. Is. NICHOLAS,
w. w. MOFfErr.

BUCKINGHAM CIRCUIT COURT, CLERKS
OFFICE, JUNE s, 1855.
/ hereby certify that Thomas =. Martin,
com missioner in the suit OF Kate ID. Brown
Plaintiff against Harrison Robertson, trus.
tee and others. has this day given the bonn
required OF him In said case by decree or
April term. 1855. ID. A. PARRACk. ID. q.
au 16-Tu&FtOc1e
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
lOIG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE
4 TWO. STORY BRICK DWELLING NO.
141I ROSS STREET. BETWEEN EOUh-
TFESTH AND MAYO VIZ
the OF a certain deed OF trust executed y,
n Goodman; trustee. Rosa Goodman, anu
n. Goodman to the undersigned, bearing
date on the 9TH OF september, iS5z, anu Ar.
recorded in the clerks Office OF tbs hlcn-
mond Cbancery Court, Deadlock l2l b..
n. 357. default having been made in tne
pavment Of certain notes therein securen'
and being required so TO do by the noie-
holder. We shall sell by auction. ON the
premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Q, 1885,
Of Az o'clock p. NJ, "that LOT or LAM;
with the Improvements thereon, lying anu
helng in the city OF Richmond. on Ross street
between MAYO and Fourteenth streets:
fronting on Ross street IL ieet inches aa1
running back between parahei lines llO
feet TO an alley 10 feet wide. ana more
fully described in the deed referred to.
The house has six rooms besides batn-
room. has lately been painted inside ana
ont and is i'm perfect order. and * occupied
bv a first-ciass tenant at SIS per month
This nroparfv rents well and viii pay as .
snug little investment or as comiOrtaDie
TERMS: whilst the deed calls for cash rs
10 expenses OF sale and n note Tor Sl.2s1.9O
with interest from september :, leSa hlse
a note Tor s37.5O, with Interest rom March
T. 1885. more moderate terms may be an
nounced 81 sale.
WILLIAM LOVENSrEIN,
Trustees.
t,,-po,,,. Trrpppr,' Aucfioneer osg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
By John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer'
Bank and Eleventh streets.

Bank ana Eleventh stFeeiS.
UCTION SALE OF SMALL
~ BRICK DWELLING No. go SOUTH
FIRST STREET, BETWEEN CANAL AND
BYRD STREE1S.-At the request OF the
owner will sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1883,
at ~ o'clock =. NJ, the above described
nrorertv The DWELLING is two stories,
contains five rooms, and Is occupied By
good tenant. LOT 49, by $50 feet. me re
cent improvement OF First street adhS
much to the value OF property in TINS local.
est on the investment.
TERMS: One third cash; balance AZ sly.
twelve, and eighteen months FOR ne9otlao le
notes, interest added. secured by deco Oh
irust JOHN 4. GODDIN,
Oc q Aucti'u'Si.