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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
CiyY OF DANyILLE.
I'm, asy II. cause OF wiggtns-Dr.D Dame

Uneasy BtcHuse Oh w ~ SthT ~ D@'''N
In-BoSus Butter.
lCorrespondcn nee ofthe Richmond Dispatch
DANvILLE, Sept. %, 1886.
There are many people in this city
who are nervous about Wiggins's storm,
and one prominent citizen was heard to
say some days ago that he would not
let his children 60 to school on that day.
lie had heard that some paper had pub
lished the fact that Virgins had pre-
dicted the first earthquake in Charles
ton, and he offered handsome reward
for q paper containing the publication.
The venerable DR.. George W. Dame,
Of the Episcopal Church, has been quite
sick for some time past, but is better
now.
The internal-revenue Office 10 this
CITY has issued a circular calling the at
tention of dealers in oleomargarine to
the act of Congress imposing a special
TAX on all who deal in this substitute
for butter. The law goes into effect
October 3lst. TIE tax on retail deal
ers is a48 per annuin.
The Danville Blues held an election
last night in compliance with special
orders from headquarters for the pur-
pose Of electing officers to fill vacan-
cies. The following officers were
elected: j. A. IlerndOn, Jr., captain
j. W. Daily, first lieutenant; Ii. 3.
Watkins, second lieutenant. The
Blues are drilling faithfully with view
to entering the contest for the prize at
the Lynchburg Fair They are good
soldiers and well drilled, and stand
good chance of success. ELLA.
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LOUISA NOTES.
brought - stock - Religious - Person
ais. &c.

nroag ht - STOCK - Religious - fcrso"'
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispetch
TREvILLIAN's, VA,
September %, 1856.
There Ia great complaint from oil
parts Of our county Of tho long.con-
tinued dry season. Our corn, and, Tor
the most part, our tobacco, have been
harvested, and the majority OF our
farmers are unwillingly idle, the ground
being so hard, on account OF tue
drought, that it is impossible to get 1t
in order for the fall sowing except on
the Iowlsnds.
The hog. cholera has again broken out
in this neighborhood. Ii was thought
some time ago to have disappeared, but
some of our stock.raisers complain OF
quite recent losses.
Rev. r. A. Compton is this week
holding n series Of religious meetings
At Zion Methodist church, in this coun-
ty, The meetings began last Sunday
with on all.dsy service, at which was
present very large crowd.
There is talk of making our place
regular telegraph.station. This IS a
move in the hight direction. There Is
a,eood deal Of business and passenger
travel done here. and We often feel the
need Of telegraphic communication.
Messrs. Smith, Cary, and August,
who have been spending the summer at
Wes,land. near this place, have re-
turned with their families to Richmond
DR.. j. L. Wills. whose house was
destroyed by fire last spring, has about
completed new aud commodious resi-
dence, and will move into it in few
days.
Miss Casey. Of Bedford county, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. A. Comp.
ton, at the Courthouse.
Mr.. George West, connected with the
firm Of a. A. Allen, of Richmond,
spent Sunday with his parents in this
county.
Nr. w. Il. JopIing was called to
Bedford county few days ago by the
severe illness Of his mother.
A younger son Of Rev. Il. A. Comp
ton, while playing with his sister few
da, 6 ago, had the misfortune to break
lex. lie was improving at last &C.
counts.
Nj. j. p. Thompson, for many years
resident Of Louisa Courthouse, has
decided 10 take charge of school at
Scottsvile, Va, and will soon leave
for that place. His large and desirable
dwelling at the Courthouse has been
purchased by Mr.. Pettus, OF that place.
Mr.. Stspleton GOOch, of the Court
house, will emIgrste to Kentucky a. 40
early date. Miss Bessie, his daughter,
will attend the Conservatory Of Music
in Cincinnati.
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Matthews County.

wEsTvILLE, VA, Sept, 81, 1886.
To The Editor Of TIE Dispatch q:
Ii. Baily Browne, the Republican
nominee, spoke at John Z. HudginS's
store, NcY Point Comfort, Friday eve
ming. There were not more than fif-
teen persons present, although the meet
ing had been largely advertised through
ou; the county. j. W. Dixon, chair
man Of the Republican Committee, and
a half dozen satellites from the upper
district constituted the bulk of the Re-
publicans present. The residue Of the
audience were dyed.in-the-woOl Demo-
Gratis. The speaker elected no enthusi-
ssm, and was evidently disappointed
with his meagre audience. There was
also reciprocal disappointment on the
part OF the audience.
Mr.. Browne is not gifted with the
subtle power 10 sway the popular mind,
and in this respect he follows Colonel
Crexton (who has already csnyassed
the county, at great disadvantage.
NEW POINT
is the stronghold of Democracy in
Matthews. Her proud yeomanry are as
true as steel and not the least tine
tured with Rspublicanism. Captain 5.
V. Hudgips stated after the meeting
that the Point would honor Colonel
Croxton with its usual majority. Mr.
Browne compromised himself by in
dulgipg in grstuitous abuse of the AID
mipistration of Mr.. Cleveland, charging
him With the appointment to office 10
the Federal service Of bank-robbers aud
horse. thieves. Every man Of common
sense knows that such conduct IS en-.
lirely Of variance with the pure and
stainless character of President Cleye-
land, ard tina. all such stuff is the
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.uCrioS sALEs-This psy.
.rCr,oy sALEs-Fu,uro Days.
tSt'Ss l - t.',s'
by James Is. klam,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer
lll3 Main street.

THAT ATTRACTIVE. &C N V f.
i NIFNTLY. LOCATED, AND VERY De
sIRABLE TWO. STORY AND MAHSARD
BRICK DWELLING No. 23oI n 4 l.
FRANKLIN STREET, THE REsiDENCE
or CHARLEs Z. RAD1, ESQ" FOH
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCflON.-At the re-
auest Of Mr.. Charles Il. Rady SNAIL oHer AZ
public suction, on the premises on
TUESDAY NEXT, OCToBER o. 1856
ats O'Clock p. NJ, his well-known and val
ma bic RESIDENCE, No 1907 on the South
side Of Franklin street, between twenty
third and Twenty fourth streets. contain
ING about ten rooms. admirably arranged,
With water on every door. hot-Watsr
hath, two Latrobe stoves, c0oklng-rHnge,
raptry. closets. detached kitchen, ana an
Inc appliances and appointments requisite
m comfort or convenience. The recent sd-
dIiion OF Manssrd, and the introduction
Of the modern Improvements above named
have made this a most complete anu Z.
tTactiye home, and the property would
readily command a rental which would pay
a handsome per centage upon the price eX-
nected, None who desire good nome o.
good investment should fall to attend lhls
sale. ,,,, , -,
nouuced at sale JAMES Is. ELAN,
CO. 90 AuctlOneer.
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HYCEIl HOTEL For SALE.
TIL. crLERRArEpH OTrL

HIS u LED ~ 4 III li.f -
WITH ITs
FURNITURE, AND APP
PAREL
Will re offered forsaie az Old Point Comfort
Va, by public auction, on
THURSDAY. OCTJBEE 7. 1855,
unless preslousiy sold at private sale.
AfgreAt cost VI Harrison PhoenJs maze
o.. T.nc UyQ,la" lie most famous OF Amerl-
can hotels. N u Iist-cllss IA every fe5ptt.
and I'm al Of its appointments. 10y te"9o.
OF lts locality and other adVantas III
stands " ithOut a rlyal In the United State
II has rooms for one thousand guests ~ Is
furnished most deliberately In all oil It's de-
partueuts with the best aud latest styles OF
i1rniture. The buildings are IN conp.e Q
order: The drainage and sewerage not u
be excelled, ---,,,..,-,.o,,
Persons wishing 10 purchase Will visit ana
INSECT the premises; 10 such Ine ltllleai III
formation IN all lis details Will he given.
TEENS: one fourth In cash; the balance
In four equal annual payments bearing IN,
terest from tue day OF sale; the deferred
payrnents 10 be sufficiently secured. n De
DOsit of SIO 600 will be required on the DAY
of sale: thirty days viii be allowed IN Wnlcn
10 comply with the terms OF sale, when
possession viii be delivered.
should the highest bid, IA tho estimation
of the executors, not Approximate Tue Vaiue
Of the property, they reserve the right u
reject the same. The executors are au-
thorized 10 receive private blostor ms pro-
periy. ANNIE }. PHOEbOo'
J. q. FULTON.
Executors OF Harrison PhoeOuS.
A'''''' ' Sc s. su&WtOc6
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NORFOLK Nhws MOTIFS.
a Formation TO Richmond tO!iege-
WtecEers at Work-ktiiod

lConospondeuce OF the Richmond Dispstchl
NORFOLK, September %, 1886.
Rev. a. T.. Dickinson, d. D., Of
Richmond, has been in this vicinity
several days, and has taken advantage
Of bis visit to push the interests OF
Richmond College, as we'll as the work
Of State missions. From Mr.. Henry
Kim, a wealthy trucker of the West
EN-. Branch section Of The county, he
has secured thousand dollars for the
college, and has made favorable I'M
presbIcn on other men Of means in that
neighhOThood.
Information has been received here
of the death yesterday at Mountain
Ton Hotel Of Mrs. Maximos, wife Of
M. John c. MaSinos, The well known
Creek cct,cD.exportcr here. About
two months ago brother Of Mr. Maxi
mos committed suicide mere.
The Norfolk wrechels at work at
Tubolo, Mexico, for the Baker Salvage
Company, telegraph here that they
have succeeded in saving the American
BARI Ethel NJ. Davis, upon which they
have been at work for severa! months.
The vessel is but very little damaged
| Tho lumber steamer Mary \. Lang
herz, raised from the bottom OF the
Roanoke river, vas towed IN BY wreck
irg tugs last night.
lhis morning Sheriff Barrett, O.
Southampton county, left here ioi
| Richmond, carry ing 10 the peui,entlary
a negro named Dread Francis, sen
fenced for three years fer house break
ing.
Lewis White, an escaped conVic
from tho North Carolina penitentary
is held here for the authorities Of tina
State.
peremptory orders were received a
The nAvy-yard yesterday to have ID
jamestown ready for sea by the 10Th
October, and, as the estimated repair
will exceed 20 per cert. of the value
the vessel, to make only temporary re
pairs. 49,,
} Ever, body is complaining Of the pre-
vsiling heat. Several ships were o'
Gained all day at the capes yesterday
An unusual number Of young me
from tins section leave tomorrow
attend the ensuing session Of the I'm
K yersity. ,
) A young man named j. I. Elderku
Il of Portsmouth, was killed on a freig'
train at Atbens, Tenn, few DAYS ag'
lie joined DOris's circus here, and, T
ceiving no pay for his services, he lie
. and was trying to tramp his way BAG
i home, when he met his death in stealth
o ride on the railroad.
\ The meeting of the Republican di
senters Of Norfolk county, at Ssmariti
y Hall last night, proved stormy tim
: and resulted in continuing all propose
d business to future meeting. G.
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FELL INTo TnE MINE.

In Mecklenburg county, at Henderson
guld.mine, Henry Williamson, whose
duty it was TO land buckets at the top
Of the shaft, fell asleep and tumbled
into the mine. He was frightfully man
gled and instantly killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29

cheapest kind Of Munchauseni:m'
Among other things, be charged me 40
naturalization with being responsible Tor
the law price Of potatoes in's Is UNI
xor,hy = man aspiring to the high posi-
ton Of Representative in Congress.
rys,v sensible man knows that the
n,,es Of potatoes, like that OF every
other commodity, is regulated by the
laws Of supply and demand, except
n some instances where the consumer
IL forced by the oppressive tariff laws
Of the Republican party to pay a bur
densome tax into the pocket OF the
manufacturer. Some few who supposed
Mr.. Cleveland possessed the magic
mower TO translate this vast republic
into some
IDEAL UTOPIA
have ct last become more reasonaoIe'
and the situation is Frightening. MT
Dixon stated at the Point that SPEAK :
or who replied to Mr.. Browne at HOOK
unfair admitted there was no difference
between the two national parties.
took issue on that point and asserted
that there wos q very palpable differ
ence, both as to principles and person
nel-that the Democratic party advo-
Gated A tariff commensurate with tho
economical administration OF govern
ment that the Republican party advo-
Gated high tariff; that the Democrauc
party represented the Anglo-Saxo
race that the Republican party oil the
South represented the colored people,
led by q handful Of designing, calcu-
lating politicians. >,
Old Matthews ranks first on the roll
of honor as the banner county OF the
district, and her people, justly proud
of her prestige, are moving heaven and
earth that she may again win her proud
position-the chief stone of the arch
A. j. NJ.
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RAILROAD LINES.
II J. ssR -
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.
" SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
sEPTEMBER Is, 1883.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
s.l5 A. N. for Newport News. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. d,I,
except sunday. Pullman PA.
lor.Csrs TO Newport News ana
Old Point.
points West. Pullman Am
from Clifton Forge TO Lon
isville. Memphis, vicksoury
and New Orleans. witpots
change. except sunday.
$50 T.. NJ, for Newport News. Otd Point
and Norfolk except SUNDAY.
400 =. NJ. Charlottesville AcoOmmoiA.
ton except sunday
s.25 r. NJ. for Louisville. Cincinnati. en-.
cago, st. Louis Memphis. ap.
New Orleans-Fsst Exurrs.-
with through Puilmaus l,.y
Only route RAINING PulMarc
West from Richmond.
SUNDAY EXCLUSION
TO Newport News and Old Point, sam.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND:
s:s5 A. NJ. Charlottesville Acoommala.
ton.
11:1sA. NJ. nom Norfolk. Old Point. an,
Newport News excep' Sunftr
$40 i. NJ. FROM local p0ints AMI the We.
except Sunday.
s:l5P NJ. from Old Point, Newport N,.,s
and Norfolk daliy, except 0.l.
ss5P. NJ. nom Louisville and C.a..a.
pati-Fast EXpress-dany.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
nom Old Point and Newport News arasas
st6l5 y. NJ.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets
Tickets at 1000 Main street and ~ i4s
depot. II; W. p. Lick
WILLIAMS &. WichHAM, second -
President. sci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29

News from various parts Of the State
encourages the belief that the far Is 70
be the largest and best on record mere;
Some new features will be introduced
for the benefit and pleasure Of the visit
tors from the North.
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SWiiiftt'S Specific
CURES RHEUMATISM.

have been q sufferer from Nheumatiam
for twenty years-at times with most In
tolerable pain had the best medical treat ,.l,
ment and took al SORTS OF Ie.neulS, nlt
without relief Being reduced almost To a
skeleton. and not being able 10 walk even
with crutches was induced 10 try swirl s
Specific, ard II acted Ike charm ana am
to-day entirely relieved; have thrown
away my crutches and am In excellent
health, believe Swif,'s specific Will cure
the wOrst Gaze OF Rheumatism.
MIS- EZRA MERSH0S,
Macon, Ga, August 1, 1854.
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BY H. l.. staples 81 Co"
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers'
IlO3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY
l. VALUABLE SMALL SUB Y kB \
FARM NEAR THE MECHANlCSklL Liz
TURNPIKE A FEW RODS FROM THE
CITY LIMlT3-By virtue OF certa IA deeu
OF Trust from John II. Acree aud wife dated
Fcptemher 81. 1883, recorded IN the h'h-
rico County Court in Deadlock l 10, pdg'
1877 default having been made IN the pay
ment OF the debt thereby secured, and he
ing thereto required by the beneficiary, i
shall sell, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER {, 1856.
NJ 4Xo'clock NJ, ALL THAT CERTAIN
TRACT OR PARCEL of LAND. Witn all
the improvements thereon. lying and pa-
ing IN The county OF Heurico near the CITY
OF Richmond. aud bounded as fOnOW-- %
Wit: on the north by Bartlett street on il'
east By the lands OF III. j. Smith ana OF lhs
heirs u Edmund Cfeushaw on the sOu.A
by The lands OF COul'ers heirs ana the lands
OF James ". Lewellen, and on the west by
the lands Of Briel and others, said trac,
hereby conveyed cOntailing FIJI IEtN
ACRts ESTIMATED, more or less aud be.
Ing designated a. Squares Nos. 2. 3, 4, ana
on plat and survey by VI. Bates, sur
Veyor, dated september g. 1859.
This property ls admirably 0dapiel IpI
the butchcring. dairy ing or trucking ousl
ness, or for p home for persons aoinS bus
ness In the city.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sa II, AZ
TO pay OF two notes, amounting 10 IS ~ g
with interest from 2lSt september 1850
and the residue az any UPON such terms -
nav beBunouucei on the day otsale.
se2s II. l. STAPLES. trustee.
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STATEMENT OF REV. r. NJ. PIcKENs.
GREKNvILLE s. G., June

GRFKSvILLE $. G., June 2l' 1858.
The SUi0 Specific Company:
Fear sirs,--AbOut four years ago wasat-
tackled with what the physicians pro-
nouuced neunlgic rheuma tism, accompa-
MED with eIysipeias. My appetite tailed me
entirely, and / had an intermJtting pulse
and very Irregular pulsations OF the heart.
A terrib pain soon came into my chest
and shoulders. and | became so helpless
that could attend 10 no business at all.
The pains were NOV ea BILE and wonld some.
times pass from one part OF my body 10
another. Finally the eTysipelas broke out
on my left hand and arm and produced
much swelling. | was afflicted for eighteen
months and, Of course, used great many
kinds OF medicine, but nothing gave me re
llef Friends finally persuaded ME 10 try
Swift's Specific, which did. ! noticed a
decided Improvement while taking The first
bottle, and continued its use until had
taken about one dozen. when found my
self entirely recovered with no sign OF this
disease left except n stiffness in my hand,
resulting n ON cry spelas While taking the
medicine gained on an average two pounds
OF flesh per week. ] think your 3. y. :. a
valuable medicine, and frequently recon-
mend II TO the afflicted.
Very truly yours, Il. NJ, PIcKESs.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
SO 25-lw Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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rpInAv Nrxr ocronER / 1sss.
JAMES b. ELAN, Auctloneer.

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
abeye sale nfr william Mott. trustee.
shaiI offer at public auction AZ the request
of the owners, several DESl RABLE BUILD
ING LOTS IN the same locality, and invite
The attendance of all parte s IN quest OF
CHEAP ground in the growing West End
mon these sales. JAMES y. ELAN,
20 oe AuciiOnee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29

TOR RENT, ~
4 SMALL HOUSES. 10
No. Is east Jackson street; $40.
No Ala and 42O north Twenty -eighth
street; SO.
No. $40 Church street; $40.
No.2lOs Pleasant street; %.
NO.lIG7 Chaiiiu street; 50.
No. $50 north Thirteenth street; .-.33.
No 3l6 II. Peter street; 80 80.
No. 716 west CLAY street; s.
No. 1925 east cary street; -.
No. 1904 east Clay street; SsS3.
No 5 High street; So
No. IlIO north seventeenth street: cT.3v.
Corner Twenty-eighth ard K streets; 50.
No SC3 Moore street; 1913.
STORES.
No. 2QOi east Main street; $500.
No. 2Ol east Canal street; 500.
No. 4O7 west Leigh street; S7Z
AnpIv 10 FURMAN TUPPER,
Real Estate Agent,
so cast l0I6 Main street.
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Fnu KGst.

TOR RENT. TuAT LARGE ~
i and weIl.locaiei nrtt-c'Iss Resi- -
depcr NO. IOI4 east Clay street. containing
fnurtceu rooms, with all modern imPro ye-
n cnts. and hps recently been put IN excel
irnt reuair John GpDDtN.
Real estate Agent.
Bank and Eleventh streets.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH 4IfE~S
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Amounted sailing days: Every ~ ESpAn
and FRIDAY AT II NJ. and every SUNDAY
Freight Tor Tuesdays and Fridays steam;
ara ,eceiysd till Il:S0 A. M; for sundays
sieamer nj 8 r. VI. saturday. Freight re-
ceived daily ill Z. Nj.
Fare. 81.
For further Information apply 10
j. W, McliAkKlCk,
General souiher Agent. Ofiiee Rockets
w.P. CLN DE- & CO.
SELF General Agents, Philadelphia.
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.rcriox.sALEs-r u.nre DAYS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
BY James Il. Elam,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. l1I3 Main street.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SAFE Ol

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
j A DESIRABLE. L-LoCArEs.D
VACANT LOT, FRONTING SVxlS I'll FL
on THE NORTH SIDE OF WILLIAMS
sTRELT BETWEEN CARTER ANU
RiTCHiE STREETS, IN The PLAN OF
BuENA VISTA, WEST OF AND ADJA.
CENT TO THE CITY OF RiCHMOND,-By
yiriue OF q deed OF trust from John Eliis.
Jr' dated February 10 1888. OF record In
peed Book III. page 100. Henrico County
Court, shall sell by public auction, ON the
premises. on
FRIDAY NEXT. OCTOBER l. 1888,
ut o'clock z. NJ, the DESIRABLE VA
CANT LOT above mentioned, situate near
- Zetelles" place, and two squares south
from ADdersOn's store, on Cary street.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale ana
the note for e45.7s, with interest from Au-
ynst 10. 1885, upon credit as 10 si0.37 TIL
February 10 1887 and $50. 54 I'LL August
10 1851: and the residue, II any. upon such
terms as the Eaid John Ellis, Jr, or the
itustee shall prescribe. and as shall be an
nounced at titne OF sale: the purchaser to
Give negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments. with interest added, aud secured by
deed Of trust. WILLIAM NOII'
JAMES y. ELAN, Auctloneer.
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Ky Manning c. Staples X Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneeis'
1IO4H Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAMED
Unwilling AND LOT on THE EAST
sIpF or NORTH NINTH STREET, AND
DESIGNATED AZ No .727 BY virtue OF a
certain deed OF trdst dated 24th Septem-
nor 1883 and duly recorded iI the clerk :
office OF the Chsbcery Court OF the city ~
richmond, default having been made IN
the nay NJ ent OF "a portion OF the DEBT there
nv secured, and being requested by the
beue flciary in he said deed so TO DO. l VIII
sell the said HOUSE AND LOI above de-
scribed on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Q, 1888,
et 5ik o'clock Z. VI. The dwelling con-
tsins ahout eight rooms, and ,r In fair con-
d,tiop. The lot has frontage OF 80 leet
by depth OF 100 feet.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay t)r exc
cutting this trust and two notes due Eltn
September. 1856, amounting 10 elOtfoO
with interest TN paid and the balance on
such terms Us will te announced az safe.
NJ G.. STAPLES, Trustee.
MANNISG g. STAPLES 4 Co" Aucioneers'