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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-04-09


son, and evening prayer, and walk, and
ride, and look, and frown and smile. Oh!
how many children in glory, crowding all
the battlements, and lifting . million
voiced hosanne, brought to God through
Christian parentage!
One hundred and twenty clergymen
were together, and they were telling their
experience and their ancestry; and of tho
12O clergymen, how many Of them, do you
suppose, assigned as the means of their
conversion the influence Of a Christian
mother! One hundred out Of the 10!
Phillip Doddridge was brought to God by
the Scripture lesson on the Dutch tiles of
q chimney fireplace. The mother thinks
she is only rocking child. but at the same
time she may be rocking the fate Of ma
tions, rocking the glories of Heaven. The
same maternal power that may lift the
child up may press . child down.
A daughter came to . worldly mother
and said she was anxious about her sins,
and she had been praying all night. rhe
mother said: "Oh. stop praying? don't
believe In praying. Get ever all these re-
ligious notions aud will give you . dreas
that will cost 500. and you may wear it
next week to that party" The daughter
took the dress, and she moved in the gay
circles, and the gayest Of the gay. that
night; and, sure enough, all religious i'm
pressions were gone, and she stopped
praying. A few months after she came to
die, and in .ier closing moments said:
"Mother, l wish you would bring me that
dress that cost $500" The mother thought
il a very strange request, but she brought
il to please the dying child. "Now," said
the daughter, another, hang that dress on
the foot Of my bed" and the dress was
hung there, on the foot Of the bed. Then
the dying girl got up on one elbow and
looked at her mother. and then pointed to
the dress and said: mother, that dress is
the price Of my soul!" Oh, what mo-
mentous thing it is to be . mother:
4. Again, and lastly, Hannah stands
before you the rewarded mother. For all
the coats she made for Samuel, for all the
prayers she offered for him, for the dis.
cipline exerted over him, she got abund-
ance compensation in the piety and the
usefulness and the popularity Of her son
Samuel, and that 10 true in all ages. Every
mother gets full pay for all the prayers
and tears in behalf of her children. That
man useful in commercial life; that man
prominent in . profession; that master
mechanically, every step he takes in life
has an echo Of gladness in the old heart
that long ago taught him to b Christisa,
and heroic and earnest.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY, October 10.
Four-Steady: quotations in car lots Xxx, ,5c; xxx
S95c; family, 81 Ual II; choice 81 Sol 10: fancy
81 sal t5: patent. 81 t5Gs2 rye flour 81 456,l 70.
iis,tU0
sales ranged: No. red cash. 81; November elle
December 6i16 bid: May, il3s No. red 81 bid,
asked; No 3 soft. So bid, 6O asked.
CorE-Receipts, 4.0oo; shipments. 600o In stor,
il0nD Higher; Sales ranged: No, = cash. 2!5@
Nov :sy,b bid; Dec. 3ll6 bd May, 5J5s
OaSs-No cash. II bid; cash and October, u bid
Rye-Sovember, 80 bid
Mil stuff diet.
Corn Meal-Cireen. 80, dried, S..
Corn Chop-Bulk. 10; sacked. 20.
Slipstuff-i9t652c.
Bran-Bulk. is: sacked, 3d.
Hay-farn fancy. small baled. 500; large, $3.50.
Fax seed-(luoted at So.
B;ltter-Steady; creamery fancy, IS; good, %; dairy
10, store packed, l.; common. 8.
Eg,es-SteaGy at lic.
Cheese-Full cream. l3; fiat. 7Gss; Young America
1879; Kansas, G@7.
spring chickens large 81 10, small, 81 SOL tur
TaiIow- !. S1Ga234: No. a.s.
HdesDry flint No. l21 No. 2; i0 bulls and stays
p {; green uncured, No l. T. No. 2, e. calf a99; sheef
pelts. dry. l0lil2.
WoolES!issouri unwashed heavy fine. 16@ls light
is medium conlbing 2e124: coarse. 3Sa2l: low ailC
carpet 1517 Kansas and Nebraska heavy fine, lre Is
light 1921; medium, 2 3D. tub washed choice, 3s3J
fine, 3.635 dingy and low, 21a29.
Broom corn-Short, "A; green h'rl, ;; self working
44Ga433: long coarse, 3sas1e: crooked 11@@2l@.
Provisions-Sugar cured hams, l0l3;breakfast bacon
9; dried beef, 10: dry sot clear rib sides. 50 s.,
long clear. Sc So shoulders Sc CO; short clear 81 50
smoked clear rib sides. 81 l0 long clear. 9. G shor
clear 81 IS; pork. 50 so shoulders 81 25 beet
Lard-Choice tierce. s6.Co.
Dried Apples. leG3c; peaches, 2Gs31@c
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
st. Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS. UCtObcr 10.
F1our-Quiet, and steady; xxx 81 350t3 IS, family
81 i9ae -; choice, s. coos ~; fancy 50 iog3 80
extra fancy So 50 as 50; patent. 81 00@ll s..
Wheat-No 2 red. cash, 134@1i; November t34 a
74ll December, 75ss@1ts4. closing ,63se'614: Nay,
SiL5ds55s closing S514.
Corn-No. mixed cash. 3sI6 Nov. 3y5s; Dec. 3i14
3i5s closing 3i14 asked; May, .J5S.
Oats-No.2. cash. .27@263s; Oct 26: November 2eiies
2Gr;e Dec. q; May, SOS
Rye-No. , cash. 4116
Barley-Very dull; sales ranged 5N9GSc.
Lead-Dull: refined, 81 y; chemically hard 81 y
Butter-Quiet; creamery. 2!@26; dairy. l2G2.
Eggs-Firmer l2,6et lScs.
Whiskey-Steady; 81 l3.
Pork-Steady; 50 311s.
Lard-Frm; S. 62lfGS5 IS.
Receipts Flour. 3Ut wheat. 5000; corn. alnc:
oats, So oOt rye. :A.6s6; barley. $1,000.
ShipmeIts-Flour. 6tUO wheat, 30u) corn, 1900;
eats, l,U0O; rye. $40: barley. none
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
A COWardly Deed,

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-A special dispatch
from Evansville, Ind, says: Lindsey
McKinly. a drummer of Henderson, Ky,
a guest of the American hotel, shot and
instantly killed John Martin, an Italian,
another guest of the same hotel, last night
The two quarreled Thursday night at the
supper table, McKinly threatening Martin S
life. Yesterday he purchased revolver
and meeting Martin in the hotel lobby first
shook hands with him and excused his vio-
lent actions Of the night before and then
five minutes later walked up TO his victim
and shot him dead. He then walked coolly
away and was sauntering about the streets
when arrested He said he did not know
why ne did it. There is much excitement
among the Italians of this city and an extra
guard has been placed on duty at the Jail
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

NOR SALE-The ~ acres n. r. of 18th st. and
Il Lawrence ave. and adjoining Eagle ADDITION on
TIE east has been placed III my hands 70 sell at .
sYcri.ce the owner being anxious TO realize n pro
IL of several thousand dollars can be made by pat
ing IT, Call for particulars ct room LinIncriy
building. lse +. Douglas ave. l2Sl-t
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
Precautions Against the Strikers.

CHICAGO, Oct 49, = Precautions for
guarding the property Of the packers at
Packingtown have been greatly increased.
In the town hall are score of cots on
which regular police sleep. Tclegraf h
wires lead to each of the packing houses,
and night and day an operator is on duty.
The watchmen at the packing houses re-
port by signal to the telephone
office every half hour and patrol wagon
is ready for duty at a moment s
notice. Electric lights have been hung
throughout all the alleyways and iluml-
nate every nook and corner turning dark
est night into brightest day Lastly but by
no means least. in protection measures is
the Pinkerton force. Their barracks in
Washington Butcher Sons packing house.
present the appearance Of a military
camp. The strikers have extended the
boycott until it is now an absolute impossi-
bility for the Pinkerton men TO purchase
anything in the neighborhood
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
Moonlight III IarpeI.

LagsED, kAs, Oct 1s-colonei Tl9s.
Moonlight, Democratic non.i1sc for Gov
crnor. Hon Thomas George. uoniaee fl
Congress for the seventh dissrics and II
r. Petition, nomines for >ec-pizrr ..
State. were here to-day and addressed 'lae
people. The Democrats turned ont in tall
force and were very enthusiastic
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
Saline County Republicans.

SALISA, Kan, Oct. 16.-Tbe SslEe
county Republicans met today and at once
proceeded to nominate candidates FOL
couSiy offices. as follows: For county at
torney. Joseph Moore; for clerk Of the
district court. c. J. Fredrickson,
for superintendent, of public instruction,
Agnes J. Caruthers: for probate judge,
Wm H. Bishop. for representative. j.
Wayne AInes. for commissioner of fIrs'
district. A. l. Dodge; commissio1ef Of
Third district, J W Burke. All the can-
didates. with the single exception Of repre-
sentative. are pronounced " iison men.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
A Republican Love Feast.

ABILENE. Kan, Oct 16-Thc Repubii-
cans of Dickinson county have enjoyed an
old fashioned party love feast here today
and tonight The Republican club met al
the court house and formed in line with
3. 900 men and two bands Of music, march
ing from there to the depot whcre
Judge Andrew S. Wilson was. to arrive
on the evening train On the arrival oi
the Judge he was escorted to the IIcnr,
house park where he feelingly acknowl
edged the grand reception tendered him
At night the opera house was crowded tc
lis utmost capacity to hear Judge " ilson.
Hon. w a Phillips and Hon. j. T. Bur
ton. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
and the best Of order was preserved
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas Cry October

Cattle Receipts. 2.459; shipments l,2s2; feeling
weak except for best quality; good To choice 40BGr
-, common to medium. SO Std3 80; stockers
81 25ea2 a5; feeders, 81 SsS3 20; cows, 81 502 co.
grass Texas steers 81 25a13 TO-
Hogs Receipts e-1; shipments eco; lower
closing weak good to choice, 81 SsSi 20: common 10
medium So sst5i p: grassersand pigs So i5GGSi y.
Sheep Receipts, 2ua shipments none;quiet; good
to choice 81 5oet3 %; common TO medium 81 JoS2 D
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
Railroad Manager.

NKw YORK. October l6-Tlse soatseETl
railroad managers ard passenger a-eai-
held meeting today. The eonmiiife -
passenger rates reported lha. j. Hai fietid.
cd TO continue the rule If Togud rip ficke',
bsit a special contract ticket saoslid h
adopted which would pat i Siop 70 Shf
saIe Of tickets by "s.alTers. le cga-
tracl was sigred bs all tlaese preseg,. Il
ernlcdies the proposition # The Teper'.
Twenty thousand milss of r4iifgzl were
rsrtrs-s.sntesi in .tae me- IN
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
Chicago Iiyc Stock.

CHICAGO. Vc1obef u.
CattleReccipts, ipments. .lsn market steady;
shipping g .f5 - stockerS and feeders 81 10
ezS ~ cows bulls ard mixed, s. 5ba3 IA bulk - y
a. 5n: through Texa cattle steady cows. 81 D g 81
half breeds - 1865 u5; unwn cred Texans, IS tu
q S3e0
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments. l0.c6D; market
lower; rough and mixed. So SOFA -, packing
and shipping. 3 75as4 90. light. s. 0s. s5 skips.
s. 25Gs3s5
sheep = Receipts 3Ue shipments 800: market
steady; natives. g. 2514 %; western. s. 5sSS o.;
Texans 81 312 g; lambs. 3; OCT f5
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

New York Grain.
NEW YORK. October l6
Wheat-Narket closed firm. Cngraded red.
s1as5sl; No. red, s3e; elevator. s41e@S4A afioat.
Corn-UEgraded 4S54@45l4: No 4i1ss M; elevator.
45Is afoat No. oct. Higgins; Nov. 4534G46a4.
closed at iF34.
Oats-Mixed western Si937; white western. S5@4o.
Barley-Steady.
Butter-Firm; western, 10Gi2l.
Cheese-Firm western 15@ l5lx
Eggs-Firm: western fresh. a1192l.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
The Storm on the Great Lakes.

DETROIT, Oct 16-Reports are slowly
coming in of the damage done by the
storm. In most cases the damage is 10
fences, trees, etc. The gale blew up the
river, and the water in lake ST. Clair was
raised to an unprecedented height, being
seven feet six inches higher than ever be-
fore known. Heavy losses are reported all
along the shores of the lake. particularly
on the American side, between Fair Haven
and New Baltimore The water extended
a mile and Il half upon the land and lloated
away much valuable timber and houses
The docks at Fair Haven and Schnoor S
mill were damaged to the extent of s., 600
The tug McRol had her upper works
smashed in and lost her anchors The
sloop-yacht Turk of Detroit. was carried
away by the water and finally lodged in al
orchard 12O feet from the shore. Fields
were generally undated The sloop-yacht
Annie s, Of Detroit, broke her cable on
the eastern side of the lake and was landed
high and dry a quarter of a mile from the
water at Snewey Carte.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
st. Louis Live Stock.

81. lots, October TO.
Cattle Receipts. lOs shipments, so market
good and steady: fair cnoice natives shippers
s. 25fi g.; butchers steers. s. 2i 10: Texans. 81 10
e3 Sj.
Hogs-ReCeipts. 800; shipments, 500; market ruled
lower: butchers and choice heavy. 81 Sst4 ID york
ers: 81 i0,i si miSed packing, S4et9S4St grassers
and pigs, 50 eh1s4 10.
Sheep = Receipts. 2so shipments, 200; pen
cleared at lower prices
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
Loan Register.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2s, 1856.

HIt-AIftLf tfEA- FuIE - 4cSco
Wichita EAGLE. Wichita, Kansas
Gentlemen have seen one Of your
Mortgage Loan Registers az the office of this
Philadelphia Mortgage ani Trust Co. thi:
city, and shall he oobgesi if you viii send this
company one similar IN I'll respects at your
earliest convenience and remain
Respectfully yours.
THEODORE FIoTHIyGHaM.
d6o-tt+ Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
FOR RENT.

INOR RENT-Three furnished rooms In frst.ciass
II order. References exchanged. Apply at ~ y
Market. 1906
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
EarUainS ! Bargains.

Bargains Bargains:
acres adjoining College Hill, room house and
small barn, $500.
l@ miles north Of Douglas ave, $500 per
i5 acres or of first sec east oi Frisco flights,
$50 per
Above can be plated to advantage Immediately.
Also several cheap farms in the market, Porter,
Dutton * Noble, Office over l5l Main st. 1l5-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

VIyANTED A girl TO do general housework Ap
w ply at ". L. Staney's, 12l North Topeka Ave.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

board with closing prices at p. m:
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
Bargains in Real Estate.

fine agricultural and stock farm, three and one
half miles from city, about 1J acres broke one quar-
section fenced for pature, plenty of water and
small house.
Also 2tN lots in city finely located and In good
neighborhood. Special terms to those wishing 10
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
Chris r. Pearce agent for VIM. Greiffenstein at
city Office. d116u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
DR.. WILLIAM HALL,
of Hall s Bennett

of Hall s Bennett,
Gives special attention Diseases of women, Blood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles Of the Urinary
Organs speedily cured in both sexes. Office over
Woodman's Bank, North Main street. Consultation
day night FREE (I,ead Drs. Hall Benefits card
in this paper.) 12iG
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

UyANTED-Embrodering OF all kinds. Work
w neatly and promptly done. Charges reasonable
Call at 329 y. Market ST. l296t+
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
BUSINESS LOTS !

seeking
is directed
lard higher than any part of the City on the
east side by at least IS feet and the entire drainage is to
the Big Arkansas River
SECOND Garfield University the State Christian College
building which, when completed, will cost over SOO,OO
lies inmedateW south of the addition.
THRD.--The Catholic society are building college i'm
mediatey west Of this addition, the cost Of whh will be
100000, and this plant is to be added 10 from year to
year.
FOURTH,--The Missouri Pacific R. R. will in Orr time
place shops the addition, and depot Of W. c. and Fl
Scott R. R. will be placed this addition inside of 80 days
FIFTAThe Fifth Ward School building is completed the
of which is $4,000.
SKTH.The street reach this addition making only 10
time from west side TO of Main ST. and Douglas
SEVENTH ne fair ground lies Immediately north Of the addition
LASTY-The addition booming ITSELF and the facts prove it,
The side of the top All other additions being
bo|stered up by PURE WIND "WNOY WIND The investments
the west side are booming the addition
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
Missouri Pacific Projects.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 16.-The morning
papers will publish interviews with Mr.
jay Gould and Vice President Hopkins
besides other information, going to show
| that important changes in the Missouri
Pacific are coming. Mr.. Gould SAYS that
the subject of the removal of the general
office to this city from st. Louis was
agitated some time ago, but the matter was
deferred on account of Mr. Hoxie's illness
| While he does not say that the change will
be made, the information is that il is alto
| together probable, though not yet decided
upon. Negotiations are in progress look
ing to the purchase of ground near the city
and the concentration here of the shops
now located at Atchison and Parsons, Kan.
and Pleasant Hill and Nevada, Mo- In
that event the present shops would be re-
| tanned at st. Louis and probably at Sedalia,
| as a junction point The system is being
rapidly extended throughout Kansas
and north into Nebraska as well as
south toward Texas. making this the
natural center. A lsne has been completed
$50 miles westward across Kansas; and
contracts have been let for grading to the
Colorado line. From thence the present
objective point is Colorado Springs. Colo
RADIO, the road extending midway between
the Kansas Pacific and the Santa Fe lines.
1t is understood that the purchase of
sixty acres of land near their old distillery
in the east bottoms is being considered,
upon which to place switch yards, round
houses and machine shops if brought here
MIR. Gould stated that contracts had been
let for the building of another bridge across
the kaw in West Kansas City and that Vi
cinity might be decided upon as the loca
ton for an enlarged plant of the company.
The party will leave here tomorrow for
Omaha but will return again later IN the
week. Mr.. Gould spoke in glowing
terms of the city's prosperity He predicted
that at at some future time it would be
larger than Chicago. and that the packing
interests of Chicago would ultimately come
here. The Paola extension would be com
pleted January l and would double the
business now brought here by the system
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
FOUND.

LNOUND-The place to winter horses, brood mares
II colts and roasters is at the fair grounds. Every
horse will have nice box stall and experienced mer
to give them attention We have driving horses and
ponies saddle ponies children's ponies work horses
Mules fos sale Fouts Bros, Office ljl n. Market st
131-l9t+
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
Still shaking.

CHARLESTON. s C.. Oct is-Tkere
was 9 severe earthquake .; 8 o'clock To-
night at Summervilie No damage WAS
done
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

NEW YORK. October it
Beeves-Reoeips.. 10 car loads no trading in beef
cattle: dressed beef dull at sAsr for native sides
and at sf6is for Texas and Colorado.
Sbeep-Re-cep pts. s-sN; market nrm for good dull
and week for common. common to prime sheep.
& s-&5 ~ lambs. k5 0s3s A-
oss-Recepts. l.sio market du 81 d6s$s U.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Markets.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YoRK. October IS.
Money On call active at to per cent. closing at
per cent.
Prime Merchantile Paper-l@5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Quief. but steady at 4Si for
6U days bills and 4S4 for demand.
Government Bonds-pull and steady.
State Bonds-Dull ana heavy.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
STORAGE

lNTORAGE-For household goods or merchandise,
- boxed or loose; if you have any goods to store
bring them 10 the Wichita Storage Co. No. 1l6 West
Douglas ave. 65u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR TRADE.

I>OR TRADE-Nice cottage and three 50 IT, lots by
Il 80 TT. deep and some cash for small select stock
Of drugs and fixtures. Address W.. =. Nj, Gar.
den Plane, Kan. 13O-6tt
NOR TRADE-Two farms 40 acres with good well
IL and improve vements lG0 acres with running water
50 in cultivation to exchange for merchandise
hardware preferred Address lock box l5 Crsfied
Harper county, Kan. l05-lm+
NOR TRADE-At q bargain-Wc improved farm
Il for a residence property. Eckardt Scott, at
Santa Fe bakery. IC4-u
NOR TRADE-Livary stable and the entire outfit;
Il good business, coed location; every thing be
longing first class livery stable; situated in the
city of Cleveland. Ohio; will trade for land in
ern Kansas. For particulars address lock box l39
Wichita Kan 141-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

NOR SALE-si6 acres northeast or lith ST ana
acres north Of Carey Park. w. ID. Mccormick, i>s
Z. Doug las Ave. llo-lLlo
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

VYyANTED-To place loans on long time on farms
w or business blocks short upe 'r chattel
or real estate security rates low and prompt atteii
ton. Ashbel Welch, Eagle block. I,o-tIt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

VNyANTED-Three good tailois one for coat, one
w for lans, aaG Tor NcstS, inlIieGiatlF- Max
Schneider. Merchant Iai,r OF. este l = l. 40 %
fna Gar-ieu l-ilh. kGn. lll--,t
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

Wy ANTtp-A N. n 10 canvass ana manage can
w y.sscrS to control all ssles Of TIE ncandSsetn nt
;yh, anl-sr 10 - candles ia Wichita. FCr I1TtkG-
iar. terms etc, aGur,s IS lncandesoent ASmp Co,
Pittsburgh, Pa. ~ 'Ai'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

VVANTED-The Wichita Gardens are looming
the p ncipal real estate dealers or OF Ashbel WecG
lprL<
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
FOR SALE.

V-<OR SALE-At 40 Emporia ave. cheap: cook
Il ing stove, sewing machine and one or two arti-
cles Oh furniture, 127-6ta
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

VVyANTED-S me one out of employ ment 10 can
w vass for a good article. Can Oh DrIkker *
- r.,l estate a,renfs l5l Main St l26 6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
9ai19R Eaols

Advertisements in this column will be charged for
at the rate Of Five Cents per line per week. No ad
vertisements taken for less than 25 cents and will
not be inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
ToR RENT.

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V,OG RENT-A nicely fcrnisiet front rccrs To- :
K r.-Sons c.a accommodate 8i>o : fc,. vsr-,Is
WITH s.-ciass bosrd 81 .aatis prices. Inquire
al ~ Topeka. - ~
NOR RGET-furn : he. roo'.ls b. the Gay or K
Inquire az 6.5 2 Ipi. As a-e, room l. si;tirS
at lls " Ioa.as ave room over Ictrics q 'taf =
store. Iis !. ". Siager. ill-ftl4
L>oR RENT-A good sock ana gra!r "a nj os 49,
Il acres bottom land adj 1rfng III. cly 70 n t1r
cash. Address lock ei,. iriIt
INoR RENT-A Wellington Kan. brick store rom.
4 cor Seventh and " Washington ave, cpIcsite Phil
nps house This + one II the p' incipal business
ners In Wellington; brick plaIe glass front
and Q well lighted basement; suta bic for any bust
ness. Enquire Of W. H. Sta1elhnch. wellington.
kAH., or y. Stone, ST. Joseph, No Er0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-28
BY ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street.
VERY VALUABLE
BROAD. STREET STORE,
MOST pESIRABLY LOCATED ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET
MAR FIRST STREET.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

At the request OF the owner we shall sell
at public auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH BIB.
at a. O'Clock y. NJ, that ATTRACTIVE
THREE STORY BASEMENT AND-Ar.
Tic BRICK STORE No. IS east Broad
street now occupied by Messrs Cheatham
q Wilkinson. and being q spacious, WE'LL
arranged. and very substantial building
havinga lot OF fine size, ftonting "a feet and
extending back within parallel lines about
l2l, feet TO paved alley Ia rear 10 feet
wide with the use in common of wide
side alley and having thereon good
brick kitchen and stable.
business property In this locality on
Broad Streets now the investment most
sought after by our sagacious capitalists,
and so well assured is its future, 80 rapidly
is il increasing in value, and so rarely Is an
opportunity afforded for securing IL, that
the mere announcement should, ana DOUBT
less Will attract to this sale the attention
which this property merits.
TERMS: Very liberal and announced at
sale W. II. LYME a CO..
fe27 Auctioneers