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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
RssLilt Hl,s.

"My Thousand Dollar Smile " IS the
title of poem in an exchange. Sons
DRINKS are pretty expensive, that 5 a
fact.-NorristOwn Herald.
"Yes," observed Mrs. Crap, "we
kirder got tired Of gas, and now we're
going to have the house lit with clan
Jestine electric lights. "-New Hove"
NcTs.
Brown: What's the matter with
you End Robinson, Dumley? hear
that he has threatened to pull your ears
the first chance he gets"
Dymley Dumping up and DOWN:
"Es vii, will he? Pull my ears?
We'll, yoa can bet Your sweet life he'll
have his Lands full.-Ner York. SaA
Omaha Man: So Milwaukee has a
sumner school of philosophy, the same
as Concord?
Milwaukee man Yes, indeed. We
long have been noted for culture, you
know.
"Are the two schools run on the
same principle "
"Just exactly. We even send to
Boston for the beer. Omaha World.
~ see they have dug up mastodon
in Michigan"
"RegulatiOn sort?"
"Yes; has tooth twelve and half
inches across the top and seven inches
long"
Musthsye been dentist model ?"
"You're way off; he was the first
Michigan Office. seeker. - Boston Re
cord.
81 don't think much Of that Teller
Brown you introduced me to the other
night"
"You are very candid. Why do you
dislike him."
"Oh. you car argue with him all day
long, and you can't convince him of the
simplest point. lie makes me sick"
makes you sick? All! yes; !
see. In other words, he disasrees with
you. - Merchant Traveller.
Great Literary Critic Who was it
started that fashion among noted
authors of every now and then print
ing q novel anonymously"
Great Publisher " 1t began in Bos.
ton, / believe"
"Well, the inventor of that idea
ought 10 be hung"
Why, what's the harm?"
Harm. Great Scott How is
critic to decide what to say about a
book if be doesn't know who wrote
it?"- Omaha World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
Snn.ida Architecture.

Stranger lat watering-place resort) :
What is that enormous building across
the way?
Guide: That's a hotel.
Stranger And that large handsome
brick structure?
Guide: That's the clubhouse, sir.
Stranger l see. Well, what's that
long, odd.looking building behind the
enclosure?
Guide: The grand stand at the race
course.
Stranger Oh, yes. It's all very
beautiful, but | should think the au-
thorities would remove that unsightly
little frame building adjoining the hotel
away from the main thoroughfare. 1t
mars the general effect. What is it?
Some sort Of Q hen-house?
Guide: No, sir. That's church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
A Valuable Remedy.

Brandreth's Pills have been used by
millions of human beings. Their sue
cess is founded upon the theory Of rea-
son, and An attentive observation Of
symptoms of diseases. Whatever
makes bad digestion breeds disease,
and whatever makes good digestion
cures disease. Brsndreth's Pills mako
good digestion, purify the blood, and
remove all bad humors out Of the body
by the organs Of the stomach and
bowels. They act in harmony with
vital action and work Of nutrition the
strength increases, the skin and the ere
become clear, and the symptoms ofths
msiady are surely rendered milder BY
their use. They are harmless for eli
sges and conditions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
IN THE rrmsr.cL ass car.
How Party nc Ge.eva Attended 90
rnrec Passengers.
Macon TeIeerapli.

Macon Telegfaphl
"Three coons in first.class car
Bring ont the brass band"
This or a similar message was re.
oeiyed by telegraph by parties AZ Ge-
neva yesterday morning. IL msant
that three negro men had boarded the
train at Opelika aud had taken pos
session Of seats in The firsl-class car.
Quite number Of ladies' got on at Co
lumbus. and, Ending the negroes in the
car, took seats together AZ one end,
leaving as much room to the oif-color
trio as possible. The white male pas
sensers were decidedly ayerss to the
proceeding, but for some reason did mo-,
interfere further than TO send telegram
TO Geneva.
When the train stopped at that point
for dinDer about dozen stout, able
bodied Talbot-county men went into
the car and looked around for the tres.
passers. At one end OF the car slt
three stylishIy. dressed men, aud these
were pointed out as the offenders.
They vero Of such light color that the
Geneva party hesitated before sd-
vaDcing upon them; but, on being as
sured by the passengers that they be-
longed in the Jlm-CroT car, the
leader of the party fastered his hand
in the collar Of the one nearest TO
him and in no uncertain tones told him
to "git." The colored party lost no
time in complying with the request. The
Geneva party returned to the others,
and they followed the first one. When
they reached the second-claSs car the
trio were informed that if they left that
car until it arrived in Macon they would
suffer. The Geneva party then retired,
leaving the trio under the impression
that they were in the ladies' car wait
ing for them. There was no further
use for tie Genevaites, as the trio
seemed satisfied to remain where they
were.
Arriving in Macon, they were driven
in hack TO house On Second street.
1t seems that ono Of the party is named
Brown. and he, with his two friends,
came over to Macon from Tuskegee,
Ala, to attend marriage in high
colortd society this morning. But fo'
this ripple the journey to the wedding
would have been a pleasant one, and
the prospective groom would not have
been brought into notoriety
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
THE HAXALL VALUABLE CITY
4 PROPERTY AT PgIVArE SALE, &c.


WATER POWER LOT, 100 feet on the
east side OF Thirteenth street. 674-lOOO
acre, with a 83-i loot street from the rear to
Virginia street aud the Richmond and
DanNliie fa.'ro2f depot.
Let, 50 feet o. the west side OF Virginia
street 3sJ-1000 acre, IN rear or the above,
with the 33-fUot street on this North.
LOT, rs feet on the west side OF Virginia
street adjoining BlanchsIds nne ware
mouse on the north.
WATER-POWEK LOT, 54fs feet on the
HeXal- Crenshaw milI.race between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, ami adjoining their
81 lis on the west
LOT, 80 feet west side Of Second street
near Iuvll.
LOr. G0xIj0 feet TO alley on the NORTH
side q Cary steel near Madison.
AAGE LAR LOT on Randolph. Windsr,
and Tobacco streets near Ola Reservoir,
z 36s-l0OO acres. and 2 acres near 70 aud
sOufh OF foregoing ot
FOR RENT. tire lIGILY.IMPRONED
BANkSfOWS FARM. OF 81 ACRES.
with dwelling. barn. stables. sio &C., &C.
About five acres in fine Vineyard.
Also, Is ACRkS G" 4. ,tchie y LAND adj
Joining lT. q. a. CreDsh6w ard Others, on
which. NsulFcent inducements are offered,
bulldogs Will be erected.
Apply 10 APPFRSON & Co,
No. s north Eleventh street.
AZ G.qftfseQ2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
AucrIex sALss-y s'sss, esy ~.
HYCEIA HOYEL For SALE,
rurscrIEBRArepHorEL

y r. 4.
FRANCHISES. FURNITURE, AND Ar
PARsL -.
win be offered for sAle at Old POM s
Va, BY public auction. on
THURSDAY. ocToEgx 1855
unless previously sold AZ privafe sale.
AZ great co<f Mr. fisrrlfon fnosyuS m%t
The Eygela" the most ftinonsof Am9sS
can hotels. IL is ffsi-cisss 10 every frse.
ard in all Of lis eppo ntments ~ - n
~ ia locality and other sdvnn.a3S
stands without . rival In The United Ss1.sS
M bas rooms sor one thouss nd guests. IN
fnrnished rrost cinboTateiy Ia al OF Iis 90
paftD,erfs WHY the sest and latest syIS -
funiituto. The bindings are 10 comp
orter; the dfsipsge and sesefass NOV ~
be sxceiled
Persons wishing ~ purchase VIII visit eue
inspect The premises. To sneh tas fuiiest "
formation ~ all rs details will be gives.
TgbNs: One todrth In cash. the oaisoce
In four sQusI annual p0yiucDs beertux ~
trfesl from toe dsS OF sale. tia defeffe9
paytf en's 10 be sgfilcieDtty secured. Io-
rfsit OF $40. zoe VIII he required on the uAy
a. sale: thirty days VII. De allowed IN when
TO comply with The terms ~ sale, wnen
possession Win I've delivered
Should the highest b,t IN the es,ina'iou
OF the executors, not approx ps'e ths ys.,e
Of the property. they rcsegNe tue rlgn, ~
reject The same Tue executors kre aus
fhOrized TO receive private bids III this pro.
perty. hrSih v; p t,,!.'
j. q FULTON
Executors OF HARRISON Phoebuss
THOMAS TAnB. Counsellor.
:. 0.SnA WHO'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

A man from Detroit silent sat on third base,
Singing Cage, Chicago Chicago.
In vain cid he wipe the not tears ffom his
face.
Singing Cage, Chicago. Chicago.
rs Il weakness OF pitching or muhng?"
cried,
"Or big lot OF baLe.hits all on the wrong
slde?"
He sang very family as slowly ne died:
Chicago, Chicago, Chicago. tL((e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
By George w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Ono. T.. Lauzhton, Jr.. sa!esman.p
No. 20 Ninth street.

EXCELLENP ASSORTMENT OF
H. HOUSEHOLD TpRNfruKS PIANO.
BRUsSEtS AND crNER CARPETS, &C,
AT AUCTION by direction of the family,
Who are declining housekeeping | Will sal
at auction. on
TUESDAY THE 18th INSTANT
at l0s % clock. at the residence No. II sixth
street between Main and Franklin streetA,
all OF the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE con-
slstiDg OF
Handsoine WALNUT PARbOR SUIT:
KOS EMODp-CASE 6N-OCfANE PiANO-
q very z od instrument;
MARRLE-rOP PARI.O6 ia BLES;
BRUSSELS and other CARPkrS ana
RUGS; ...,...
WAINTTand POPLAR ca AN DER SUITS:
WARDROBES MATrfNGS OtL.NJOrh:
MATTRESSES. FEAT + H-FILLoWss
BEDDING
TENDERS. TOILET SITS, CURTAINS;
2 WALNUT ENrENSlON-IAbLES
fourteen feet long.
WALNUT MARE LE-roP BUFFET.
REfRiGtRAroR. cRocKERY, GLASS
rISThnn.wARg. TABLE LINEN;
WALNUT HAr-RACK. LOUNGE;
KITCHEN FL RNiI UkE;
HOUSkkEEPIN No ARTICLES.
All OF the above furniture Is IN well'Rspe
condition aud must be removed ifnincdi-
"'''' '''''' Wv GEORGE W. MAYO.
sell Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
sr.,,ox sALEs-r.sure DAYS.
Nv ", W. Bows,
Real Estate Aren't and Auctlonesr.
yRUsTfr,S SALE or ~ SHRUB.


TRUSTEES SALE OF "SraOB.
d BRRy HILL PAIN FORMERLY
i n HsEs,vEaO co ~ 2 fianr MiffE,
FROM ,A~HLAND. On rHs LOUISA
cot kiik USE ROAD AB0ur EiGhrEeS
MILES FROM ri yHMoND. AT THE
S ,,lsi, isSsI sSlO sss,e ys ~
deed ~ trust from Henry SIS snt wife
drttd the 2sd u August. 1873, aud duty
recorded helrg thereto required ~ the
eledif0rserpfed l will sell by auction. upon
the premises. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER, 27rB. 1883,
az II O'Clock s.. The welknown FARM
above reieffHdto The Improvement are y
sOUd BRICK DWELbiN6. covered win
>lsie with eight rooms besides cellar. 2nd
al he usual ont-housss.
1usre eie IhHtE HUNbEEO ANp
rtN ~ ACRES OF whicn about iZ5 acres
nie Ia wood The sol, N gOo5, and thls u
recognized ~ the oest farm tn that sectinn.
fEHNs: The deed uuth0tizes . sale cor
cash as 10 the fall Amount OF the deot-ssy
2 bala nee OF about ~ s0o-but oy consent
cash. the balance Ia one aud two years
with Interest payable hair yearly. the p1r.
chaser, of course having the privilege OF
pay ing all cash II he should 80 desire
JAMES IL. CRENSuAW, Trustee.
y " BOwE, huciioneer 50
By CneHhing Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auetioneers, and
Brokers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
~ SALE or FOUR LOTS OF LAND IN
The CITY OF RICHMOND.
sue, &C., Court,
IS. drcrsen
Deiuysnlis ~, ao w. September 2, 1883.
In pursuance OF the decree n the above.
mentioned suit the undersigned, thereby
appointed for the purpose, " III sell Dy AUG
ZION, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Ii. 1888,
at +. ~, the ABOVE LOTS. la the order
list Ist' TWo LOTS OF LAND fronting 90 feel
Oh the west side OF Wall street continued
and running back between parallel lines
about I2s feet. aud designated as lots Al
and AZ IN John Mayo's plan OF Coanci'
Cham Der tene ment
ID. TWO l., rs OF LAND fronting IS feet
on The southern side OF Leigh AMI Four
tenth streets. and designated aslots - AMI
20 ia the pan OF r. r. Johnsons real estate
filed with the papers IN tho suit OF Citizens
Bank rs Z T. Johnson, - as.
The above parcels of lana contain de-
posts OF moudlDg-sand, winch mas reauy
sale upon this market; or the property can
lie made to pay by the erection oLsinall
houses -,
Terms: One third cash; balance at SIX
and twelve months for negotiable notes
uterett added, and title retained until al
As NJ. and q conveyance ordered by the
Coi,rt. NJ. H. SPOTSWoOD,
A. k. COURrNEf,
Special COmm issioners.
CHEW MIG & R0sE, Auchoneers'
ALVEY BROTHERS. WHO SUE, &C, PLAiN'
TIfFs, AGAINST DERBlShIREs ADMINS
THArRIX, ASD AIS, DEFESDASiS-lN
TIlE CHAHCEKY COURT or THE CITY o'
RiCHMONp.
Bsrlamin y. Berry. clerk OF said court
| certify mat tho bond required Ot the sps,
| cial comm Issi0ners by tue decree IN sAi1
cause OF July - 1886 has been dnly given
Given under my hand this 7tn day o
| sa9 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

9 0n0 ACRES or PINE TIM
OsUOO BERED LAND FOR SALE.
seventy miles southwest OF Raleigh on ani
near the X. aud 4. L.R.R. Unsurpassed
for turpentine and lumber purposes. For
terms, &C., apply TO .,1,
j. Il. McDUFFIE = SOvS,
lyl6.I0w Keysef. Moore county, No.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

IIOR SALE, THAT LARGE ANDGi
4 SUBSTANTIAL T. RICK RESI- ee
DENCE at tbe southwest corner Of Leigh
and Eighth streets. containing seventeen
Toosls. The main building Is three stories
and basement, with n spacious wing three
stories. Excellent stable on the lot. The
house has recently been put IA f!st ciasl ro-
pair and rented 10 "a good tenant. a bar.
gain can b. haj by applying 20
JOHN T.. GObDIN. AuctiOncer,
sc IO6l2 Bank aud Eleventh streets,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
erlL EsrATE AZ pRIvArE sAGE.

EOR SALE, CENrRALLI.LO-g
4 GATED BRICK DWELLING No. Ii IA
north Fourth street. EishtTcOms andlarg9
BATHROOM; detached kitchen with two
roons. The house is n Grst-class order; fur.
nisbed with gas. water, and bath, ana new
Latrobe heater. For price and particulars
sppiyto r. CHAFFIN ~ CO,
seIl.4t Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
L. b. Cook. Auctloneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE On

HOUSEHOLD UKNIIUEE.-U OF
II TUESDAY. 1iTn INSTANT.
at 10 O'clock, Will sell at the residence OF
Mrs. J. Il BRANCH. (WhO IS remOvlng.l cor
ner OF First and Franklin streets portion
OF her FURNITU KE, embracing PARLDR
SUIT. CHAIRS, MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
MATING. SO.
OAK. PEDESTAL EXTENSION TABLE,
OAK MARBLE-TOP BUFFET,
OAK LIBRARI-CASE
BLADES, and many other articles.
Goods to he removed At once.
selIs h. IS. COOK, Aucttoueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
TOR SALE AT AUCTION, 4

Tor SALE AT AUCTION, 4
l. FARM OF sIO4 ACRES IN GOocH-
LAID COUNTY, ONE MILE FROM TIE
COURTHOUSE AND SANE DISTANCE
TO STATION.-By request Of the owner,
who Is n non resident. will ofer for sale on
bank street IN front OF the cUstom-hoase
az II NJ,
TUESDAY. SEPrENBsE IL, 1855,
3lOl5 ACRES OF LAND. Improvements
consist Of GOOD DWELLING. y AKIN,
ana other hons. S. Tni5 Is an eHcep' 'puaiiy
very easy terms
TTHvs: one mn cash; balau'e IN one.
TWO, three. ard four wears. interest added,
ard secured by e deed Of irus- upol ine
property. CbokDE /. ~ Z 80,
ST. 5,79l1.12,l4 1908 honk street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
TUFspAY, OcroBER 5. lese,

at IL NJ, the following property-to wit:
All that certain railroad known as THE
MEHERAIN-NALLEl RAILROAD. con.
strucled and now operated between Hicks.
f0ld, Va, and Margafetlsyiile, I'm Nortn
Carolina, together with the koadbed, sd
peIstTuciure. and Rights OF Way OF tho
main line OF said railroad. and all tho
branches, Tracks and side-tracks belong
ing TO the same including all its bnlldings.
Bridges, Depots station. Houses, or otner
improvements erUcti0Ds, nxtuies. and APP
puIienanccs OF every kind: also, all the
Personal Property and Equipment now
owned by tie Neherrin-Nalley Railroad
Company and all the Rights, Privileges,
and franchises OF sad company.
The company has In operation about
twenty miles VI track. standard gauge. steel
rails, uning through fertile country and
transporting large quantities OF lumber ana
other freight.
Tie charter provides ior the extension OF
the road nom H,cksfori. Va, through the
COUNTIES ~ brunswick aud Aecklenburg 10
Ciarkbyllle, Va. and the company pos
sesses other valuable franchises aud con-
nections.
qKgxs: Cash s. TO one third OF the pur.
chsfe.mOney, and the balance IN Two equal
regiments al one and two years, with inter-
est nom day OF sale secured ~ a lien on
the property.
tor further information address the trus-
tees, az Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.
THEODORE =. GAkSErr.
LEGH Il. WATTS.
Trustees Mernegrin-Saley Railroad Conn
LsIGn BROTHERS 4 PHELIs. Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
TOR SALE,
THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY RAILROAD.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust from the Me-
beTrin- Valley Railroad Company TO the un-
designed trustees dated the 18th day OF
Decem Der lss5. duly recorded, and NJ the
request Of the creditors therein secured, We
viii sell at public auction at the auctions
house Of Leigh Brothers PHELPS. In Nor
folk Va on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

We will sell at public auction, on tue pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1856,
et5IkP.M., the above PROPERTY.
The STORE has granite trimmings
stone float and rs occupied bv ~
tenant 81 good rental. The T. re.ilns aSoys
contains bout SIX rooms 'S
The LOT fronts 10 o.l2 feet by SO to alley.
s'oIe piop - greatly desired ~ per-
nan'H' Investment, and this being bush
Hess centre, oilers a good opportunity 40
such.
TERMS: One third cash. balance IN SIX
and twelve months. interest added secured
10y deed OF trust
J. THOMPSON BROWS. & Co.,
sell Auctl0neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
MoNDAIr,srrEMnEe 27.1sss.

~ II o'clock NJ, that being County Cour'
1ay The RIAL ESTATE described IN sslt
deed being described In said deed as AL
mat certain tract OF land with all improve.
mems thereon. lying and being ia the
county OF Cumberland. state OF Virginia,
and ~ .hH Courthouse, aud bounded on the
southwest by StouysPolnt road. aud on the
north by Buckingham road containing l5O
acres. more or less, with all the improve
nentR thereon.
TEBMS: Cash as TO expense ofsale and N
pay of 81, 600 with interest thereon frOn
Marcn 10, 1855. aud costs OF auit (s0O.Ol)
and the residue as VIII be announced ut
sale or better terms may DC eanOunced at
sale by consent OF all parties interested.
l.. l.. BROW Trustee.
]. THOMSON brown & Co., Auctioneers.
an % Sep5. l2102B
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Special comm lssiOuet-
CHTwNIyG & ROsE, Alc,ioueers
By j. Thompson Brown q CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT
! OFLAND AND IMPROVEMENTS ~
UMBERLAN COUNrl-iMPkoVE
MENTs CONSIST or HOTEL STABLES.
OUT.H HOUSES, Sc, &c.-By virtue OK deed
OF trust 10 the undersigned, dated loth OF
June. 1877, executed by }. koolnsol, auu
accorded in Cumberland County Court on
tie 5ih OF February, 1878, and whereas de-
faulthas been made, and being required 50
TO DO, viii sell at Cumberland Courthouse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIO
~ SALE or FOUR LOTS OF LAND IN
The CITY OF RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

By Cnegning A Rose,
Real Estate Agents, kuetioneers, and
Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

by Leigh Brothers & Phelps, Auctionesn.
Norfolk. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

Alvey Brothers, who Richmora Chancery
sue. &C., Court,
Is. decree OF
DerbyshIe's Admin. sentemhar 4 1850.
IstratElx and ais.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

at 5 O'Clock r. ~, that LOT Or LAND
WITH Tux IMPROVEMENTS THEREON
above referred to. The lot fronts so feet
and runs back within parallel lines $50 nee
10 n 2o-foot paved alley. The dwelling
Is most substantially built; In In thorough
repair: contains about sixteen roomA with
all modern Improvements. including furs
mace OF tho best make. and WAS designed
and built with special reference TO convs.
nience IN housekeeping.
The property win DO sold snolest " .
grpund-rent OF sts5 per snnIio, which eau
DO nquifated by the payment or tz.S5o on
or after January I, les5.
TERMS; ny consent, one thlrd OF tns purs
chase money IN cash, aod the tessdae -
follows: s., 600 on the "a day OF februArys
1857. and the balance twelve months after
date Of sale. with interest added aud 60
cured By deed Of uust-tne property 10 -
kspt insured until the purodase-moaoy y
fu,iy paid. JOHN DUNLOP.
JuNius Q srAft.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
BY J. Thompson Brown a Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
lll3 Main street.
DUBLIC SALE OF THREE-sTORY

j BRICK STORE,
No. 1873 SFVENI EEErH STREET.
Opposite OLD MARKET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

BY virtue OF q certain deed Of trust, dated
February 2, 1854 aud duly recorded Ia the
Chancery Court OF the city of Richmond Ia
Deed Book iz5 Is. page AS. We. the trustees
therein named. Will. because OF default In
the pay ment OF one OF the notes thereby -
cured, and at the request of tue holder Of
said note. sell by public auction. on the
premises. on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-11
4 GHOST
Throws a frssCOe Painter Out of
Bed UnCerem0niOusIy
AT THE MOMENT A DEaTH OCCURS
IN the Room Adjoining --1he Apparition
That Frank Lamb Saw in
His Room.

CLEVELAND, O., January lO.--At shoot
) o'clock last Friday morning Mrs. Emily
trayne q widow OF Hamilton, Ont., who
had come TO Cleveland 10 vIsit her sister,
who resides in block on Prospect street,
died very suddenly. Frank Lamb, lles-
Gee painter, sged 33, who occupies apart
mer's adjoining those in which Mrs.
Frayne died, relates o remarkable story.
He says that between and o'clock on
the morning in question he Was awakened
by sOmelhing, and looking across the room
he saw u lady sitting On lounge about
tour feet from the BED.
What co you want in here. he asked.
Raising h5r right hand the lady said,
hush, hush, and then she disappeared.
Lamb is u disbeleyer IL ghos's, and 81
once made search cf the room aud cx-
ami1ei the back OF the door. lie found
lha; the door was securely fastened, aud,
getting into bod, the lay for ten minutes
thinking Of the atrang" occurrence SD
denly the clothing O; h.s bed nri me ;tcl.
were tum0!cd oil on TO the liocr 6y some uu-
seen powtr and he iuuLd himself on the
toor. Being angry ng IBIS time Lamb made
another s,arch cr The ro3m without
finding anybody. liz then opened the
door AMI G7 he did so Mrs lladdep, The
sister OF MrE Frayna, came from her
goom INTO he hall sayirg. Ny sister il
dead. Lamb declares that he was no,
excited, aud that he wa1 perfectly sober
lie cannot account ior tho strange occur
rences. Other people IN the block who
heard Lamb tall also let their rooms and
they corro5)rate his story as to the colncl-
dence of his tall with M'S Fraypes death.
The coroner has decided thai The womans
death was caused by heart disease.