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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04

SALE OF A vALUA.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUA.
LAND IN THE GROWING west END
AT AUCTTON.-fu further execution OF 2
deed OF trust to the late A. ID. Williams and
isss. and recorded in the Cbanccry Court
OF the city OF Richmond, In Decd BOOK
i2i &. page 50. and In Henrico County
Court. in Deed Book Ill, page $50, VIII,
AZ surviving trustee, being required so TO
be ss sns Rs ssia deed sell 81 auction
the premises, respectively, In the order
named below. on
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1885,
beginning at AZ o'clock y. NJ, the follow
ing desert bed REAL ESTATE, or no much
thereofas may be necessary to pay the debt
IA LOT on the souih side OF Marshall
street between Harrison and Norton streets,
beginning SIS feet east of Norton street,
fronting rs feet and running back 1887
feet to an alley.
2.ALOT or LAND adjoining the New-Re
seivoir Park, situated on the south side OF
Ashland street between Shieldss lane on
the east and the Reservoir property on the
west and containing FOUR ACRES.
g. A PLAT OF LAND opposite the resi-
dence OF Thomas j. smith. fronting the
Reservoir property and Shields lane, and
containing 80 100 ACRES.
4. 4 LOT or LAND adjoining the last
named and south OF II. ana OF Thomas j..
Smiths land, fronting the Reservoir pro-
perry. aud containing 7 $4,000 ACRES.
The sale OF No. will take place at quar-.
ter 10 5 O'Clock Z. VI.
Plats Of all this property. showing the
metes and bounds can be teen al the ONCE
OF the auctioneer.
Nos. 2, 8, and 4. by reason OF lying broad
side the Reservoir property, aud IN tue
growing West End. where enhancement IN
values are rapid and certain, otter TO Invest
ors an unusual opportunity for securing
property which is bound To pay handsomely
in the near future. ..,,,,.
TERMS Cash. n. W. BOW =.
mv1 Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
by Quarles & McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALU A.
~ BILE AND Observation-Disclosures
RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON LIBBY HILL.
ADJOINING THE PROPOSED SITE OF
THELEE MONUMENr.-By request OF the
executors OF the late Hiram W. Tyler we
will offer for sale, upon the pre- misses, In the
order below mentioned, on
FRIDAY, MAY7. 1886.
beginning at O'Clock l.. Nj (and confirming
on the following da, II not completely, the
following REAL ESTATE:
/. NEWLY-BUILT TWO-AND-A HALF
STORY STOCK-BRICk L e y Il NJ T. " L
DWELLING No. 300l east Main street,
Libby Hill, containing eleven room, bath,
range, &C.: stable and carriage'house. Lot
2sxIs0 feet TO an alley.
2. BRICK TENEMENT, similar to above,
adjoining No. 300S; eleven rooms; bath,
water in house; carria ge- house and stable.
Lot 27xls0 feet TO alley.
8, VACANT LOT, corner Warehouse and
Main streets, Libby Hill. fronting 40 feet
and running back 1S4 feet TO al alley. This
lot is separated by q street rom the
site which has been selected by the Lee
Monument Association as the site or the
Lee monument.
4. FRAME DWELLING on same square
that Is, between Thirtieth and Thirty first
streets-containg six looms; water on pre-
mises. Lot 24x147 feet 10 alley.
5. FRAME DWELLING adjoining the
above, containing nine rooms; water, &C.
Lot 5Sx147 feet TO an alley.
O. FRAME YELLING on the east line
OF Thlrtie,h between Main and Franklin
streets, containing five rooms, city water,
&C. Lot 21xl00 feet.
7. FRAME DWELLING adjoining the
above, containing five rooms. water, &c
Lot l6xl0o feet, with use OF an alley la
common.
s. FRAME DWELLING near above, con
tanning six rooms, city water, &C. Lot l6x
100 feet, with use OF an alley in common.
Q. FRAME DWELLING adjoining the
above, containing six rooms. Lot l9xlOO
| with alley.
All OF this property is well located, over
| looking the river, fine view. and VIII pay
| well as an Investment or admirably suited
| for homes.
TERMS: One third cash. residue at six
| twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with per cent. interest added, az
secured by trust deed.
| QUARLES & MCCURDY,
| my2 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
IA SUCCESSFUL
STRIKE.

As a rule strikes are 20 DC oe-
plored. Boycotting added, makes
The case worse. A strike wastes
time, wastes money. Arbitration
settles at less expense, more salts
fsctorily. An exception which
was a marked success, and apub-
lie benefit as well, was
A STRIKE against the enemy OF
both Capital and Labor--Head'
ache. An overloaded stomach
caused the headache, or may be
nervous prostration. Constipation
furnished aid. Browns Iron
Bitters boycotts Constipation;
will cure the Headache.
ASTRIKEagainst Dyspepsia
and Indigestion, twin evils OF a
disordered stomach, has proved
successful by using Browns Iron
Bitters, which removes the cause
and cures the diseases.
A STRIKE against Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia. They attack
employer and employee alike;
have resisted long time, but
Browns Iron Bitters has boycott
ted both. The strike is success
full. 1t will always be if you use
Browns Iron Bitters.
A STRIKE against Impure
Blood. "Boss" and Journeyman
are alike its victims. Produces
more suffering thar any other
cause. Resists longer with more
efect.WhenBrown'sI Iron Bitters
Observation-Disclosures
ening powers to the work OF re-
moving the impurities, Health
crowned its labors, and the strike
was successful.
A STRIKE against Torpid
Liver and Weak Kidneys was or
gained years ago. Sometimes
the result has been in doubt; still
Biliousness, Backache, pain in the
side, continued to torture their
victims, rich and poor alike. The
aid of Browns Iron Bitters was
invoked. Then the sluggish liver
was stirred to its depths. Strength
and health was given the kidneys.
A cure was effected. The strike
was ended. BrOwn'sIr BitterS
had made it a success.
ASTRIKE against Chills and
Fevers, against Malaria. Quiline
had failed. Browns Iron Bit.
tiers proved a specific. 1t cured.
Chills shake no more. Fcvers
burn no more. Malarial poison
is destroyed.
This is the season for Spring
Fever. Its victims in the South
number thousands.
A STRIKE against Spring
Fever backed by Browns Iron
Ditters proves successful 1t
cures Spring Fever.
Remember these strikes; they
were successful. Use Browns
Iron Bitters, and you can always
cure Disorders of Stomach, Liver.
or kidneys. Keep a bottle on
hand. initiated; allvaluable
things are. Genuine has trade
mark and crossed red lines on the
wrapper. One Dollar a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
by Quarles Il McCurdy
DaaI Eatota tucfiOnppre

EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-As adj
l. ministatrix OF JESSE CHILD, de-
ceased. will sell al public auction on
SATURDAY, MAY is. 1856,
at l2 O'Clock NJ. on the premises. the EN-
TIRE STOCK in that centrally. LOCATED, ad.
mirably.arranged. and nney.furnished
drugstore corner OF Main and Third streets,
i'm the city OF Richmond consisting OF
large and we'll selected stock OF DRUGS,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERfUAERI
Toll Ell and FANCY ARTICLES, &C. &c.
This store was arranged ana furnished by
a Borough pharmacist, the stock selected
with great care to meet the taste Of the
wants OF every practicng physician. This
is Justly regarded as the finest drugstore in
the south and is considered to be The best
pi escription stand in this city. and Is com.
pete In every department. 10 Is furnished
with new aud fully. equipped Soda Water
Fountain, In SEWER marble, oYerlaid with
African marble. having ten syrup and i've
dnught-tubes.
rms stock will be sold as a whole. with
the privilege to the purchaser OF "a king the
unex pired lease of the building. he paying
the rent for the balance Of the time.
TERMS or BALE: One third OF the pur-
chase money In cash the balance In two
equal instruments at three aud six months.
negotiable notes to be given for the deferred
payments. with Interest added, 10 he Sc
satisfaction Of the administrative or, at
the election Of the purchaser. all cash.
For further information apply TO my
attorneys, Messra- COKE & PIcKRELL, or
myself. LOUISE CHILD.
my2 Adminfstratrix.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04

a meeetne - sne Deesebuds--CsuS
B~iSaang~- Conmeaesnsss. 80
lcosssspendsncse II shs Rlchmond Dispetc n'l
May /, 1856.
There was Q fine meeting Of the Rose
buds at the Methodist church this week
In Chester. "Uncle Lerry." as one CT
the editors Of the Richmond Christie"
Adrocate is Familiarity termed, made .
lengthy but decidedly interesting adj
dress, after which q nice dinner WAS
served. The recess ended, oil repaired
to the church and were entertained by
speeches on temperance, &C.. By Revs.
Hall and Jones, of Petersburg, and the
energetic pastor, Rev. j. W. Blincoe,
of Chester. The day was protitaoly
and pleasantly spent.
Some improvements OF the county
buildings ct the Courthouse are con-
templated. What mistake the peo-
pie are making! At Chester two rail-
roads meet, making it far more conve-
nient for holding court than the present
site Of our courthouse.
Rev. II. s. Lobingier, pastor OF the
Seyenth-Street Christian church, Rich
mond, has been invited, and accepted
the invitation, to deliver the annual adj
dress before the Young Ladies Literary
Society Of Chester Female Institute.
The colored woman severely, and at
the time supposed to be mortally,
wounded by shotgun in the hands Of
her brother-in.law is fast recovering.
Miss Crippen, who has been spend
ing the winter at the beautiful home OF
Mrs. Cox, six miles south Of Manches.
ter, returned last week TO her home,
Scranton, Pa. Her many friends hope
to welcome her again to Virginia next
fall.
Ii is now reported that every house
in Chester is occupied, and that Rich
mond people are seeking homes for the
summer or permanently at that place.
FROM ell know Of it, thereis no more
healthfal, cool, pleasant village in all
this region of the State. 1t has been
reported that the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company will the
coming season give special rates to the
heads Of families who may make the
village their summer resort.
Rev. w. +. Kone, OF FarmFille. Va,
has accepted an invitation to deliver the
commencement address before the IA
Guilty, pupils, and patrons of the Female
Institute on the evening Of June the
10th next. A beautiful programme
will soon be sent out Containing the or
der Of exercises, which promise to be
of more than usual interest. A dis
tinguished minister Of the Methodist
Church. probably from Richmond, may
be expected to preach the sermon on
the first Sabbath in June.
The weather is quite cool. necessi-
tatipg the use of overcoats and blankets.
The crops are doing remarkably we'll.
0pcERVER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
Nowport's News Notes.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
MAY |, 1886.
The following business was transacted
at this port during the month of April,
1856:
Entrances Of vessels: American IL,
tonnage 20,022; British "a, tonnage
27,062; Spanish /, tonnage 1889 {;
German l, tonnage 400; Italian 9, ton
age 800.
Clearances British 20, tonnage o.
329, American Is, tonnage 2l,O69 !;
German /, tonnage 400; Spanish l.,
tonnage 1899; Norwegian l, tonnage
ACC.
Domestic exports Corn, 1922, Az;
wheat, $4,000; cotton, s74,350
-four. s26, $50 coal, 800, Gel ; lumber,
s22,277; bags, 1902; car-wheels,
s240; lard. s4,7l9; lard-oil, 5000 !;
bacon, s2.469; tobacco and cigarettes,
1924. Total, $55G,454.
Increase over 1885; Entrances, Q
vessels; clearapces, 6 vessels exports,
$495, 301. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctiopeer.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
IA VALUABLE SOUTH Fou X I n
STREET PROPERTY, MAX GA 6hE
HILL PARK. IN THE CITY OF KILL
MOND. AT AUCTl0N.-By virtue OF ae-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF New Kent coun-
" entered on the 2sth day OF Novem oef'
1855, in the suit OF Jones, sc. rs. Naiden,
&C., l win sell by public auction, ON the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY IL. 1856,
Of d o,.,ock p NJ. the MEDIU M.SlZED
DWELLING No. 200 south Fourth street
between Byrd and Canal streets contain,
Ing about ten rooms. with ample servants
accommodations The lot fronts 80 ieet
on Fourth street and runs back between W en-
tmnrovipg location, and this sale should at
tract those seeking o home or an invest
TENS. One fourth cash; balance 1t one
and TWO years for notes. with interest,"
added. and the title retained uhtil MI the
purchase- money be paid.
re. MARTIN Administrator o. ..
epSo Of b. NJ. Molan' deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY ". w. BOwe,
Real Estate Agent.

nNE FRAME AND ONE BRICK
~ DWELLING ON THIRTIETH STREET
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
AT AUCTION.-At the request OF the own
err who is about TO move 10 the country, L
win sell by public auction, on the prem
Oh
SATURDAY, MAY S, 1885,
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. the EXCELLENT TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING NO. ol9
north Thirtieih street, containing nVe
rooms, well arranged, and In good order.
This is q most excellent house and will
make q snug home. The lot fronts 33 feet
and runs back 100 feet
And Immediately thereafter | will sell
the BRICK DWELLING adjoining the
above described house on the south mum
bered 5ll, and containing five rooms. On
this LOT. which fronts 33 feet by depth OF
100 feet. there is well Of most exceilen,
water; alley Ia rear OF pom houses At'enu
TERMS: Liberal and am ounced at sale.
my2 y. W. BOW r. <e"'''"AiSSi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate AuctioneeIs,
No. q north Eleventh street.

TWO VALUABLE FARMS, WITH
J. GOOD DWELLING AND OUT.
HOUSES, SITUATED ABOUT FL V +
Mills NOhTHOF RICHMOND, AT AUG
TlON.-On
WEDNESDAY. MAY 5. 1885.
we will sell TWO DESIRABLE FARMS. IN
the following order:
lAt3 O'Clock L. NJ, on the premises,
the FARM belonging 10 Mr.. >. q. Tyler, on
Broad Street road nve miles from Rich
mond. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY.TWO ACRES OF LAND. about
forty acres in cultivation good light SOL,
well adapted 10 corn, oats, and grass. Im
provements: New frame dwelling, SIX
rooms stable, &c.
2. At AZ O'Clock L. NJ. on the premises,
the VERY DESIRABLE FARM known as
tanners" ONE HUNDRED AND Fir II
ACRkS OF LAND, situated near Bethle'
hem church and djoining the farms OF Mr..
Dicken and Tomkinss estate, one half mile
from Stapless post Office. on Frederlcks.
burg road This place is In a high state OF
cultivation, has q large orchard. and Is one
Of the best farms In that LOCALITY; goou
dwelling and plenty OF barns. stables &c
Formerly belonged TO Mr.. William h. hsr-
Tls.
Possession OF either place at once.
Terms: Very reasonable ana annouhceo
ON day OF sale, co
FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
ap 20, 80, Myl, 2.4NS AuctloneeIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
A Possmasier Fires Upon Political As
sntlauea with satisfactory Results.

o11tomt1 Win Ssthst"SsvSS
A Des Moines Qowa) special says
Political intolerance has assumed Pc
culisr phase at Pocahontas Centre. A
short time ego . Democrat named Har-
Ian Was appointed postmaster Of that
town. Certain of the Republicans did
not relish the presence in the commu-
hity Of real live Democratic official,
and they instituted systematic effort
bovcott the Office. This did not Work
satisfactorily, and one evening the office
vss stoned. On the succeeding eve
ming tho operation was applied to Har.
lan's residence. Thinking that this had
zone far enough, no seized shotgun,
raised the window, and fred, wounding
three Of the assAilants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
BY w. ii. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ll13 Main street.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
IlI3 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i LARGE AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
STOCK OF CIGARS: ClGARETIES,
AND SMOKERS ARTICLES GENERAL
LY. AND THE HANDSOME STORE-FIX-
TURES OF MFSSRS. WADE & SHELL
BURN. No. 1914 EAST MAIN STREET.-ln
execution Of a deed OF trust TO me from
Wade 4 Shelburn dated March "a, 1886,
and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the
Richmond Chancery Court, shall sell by
public auction, at the store OF said Wade Il
Shelburn, No. 1914 east Main street, on
TUESDAY. MAY IL, 1886,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, their ENTIRE STOCK,
consisting OF some 100000 or more GIG KS
OF choice and popular brands. FINE CHEW
ING AND SMOKING-TOBACCOS CIGA.
RETTES. and SMOKERS ARTICLES gen.
orally, which will be sold in lots to suit the
Also. all the VALUABLE AND HAND.
SOME STORE.FIXTURES in said store,
'0'I LARGE FRENCH.PLATE MIRROR.
HANDSOME SHELVING. with GLASS
HANDsoME GAs-FIxTUREs,
EXCELLENT COUNTERS.
0FFlCE-CHAIRS,
8 STOCK. TABLES,
FEEDING STOVE,
2 STEP-LADDERS,
/ LtTTER-PRESS,
X dozen BRASS CUSPADoRES,
BRASS SCALES.
ClGAR-LIGHTER
Lot PACKING-CASES,
WIRE FRAMES. &C.. &c.
The UNEXPIRtD LEASE OF the sal
Wade & Shelburn on the said store Will also
be offered az auction MNEDlArELG AZ
TER the sale OF the said stock and fixtures
The especial attention of the trade and
the public generally Is invited To his sale.
TERMS: Cash, r. III. MCGl RE,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by +. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
my AZ. qkll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
AUCTION sALES-Fnture Days.
By Manning {. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
1lo41a Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. AN NATURALIZATION SUBUR-
BAN FARM OF az ACRES AND IN.
PKOvEMENTS THEREON, ONE HALE
MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND ON THE
MEADOW. BRIDGE ROAD, CORNER OF
FOURQ LANE AND ADJOIN-
ING THE BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS OF ].
NJ. FOU RIO UREAN, ESQ. THE IMPROVE
MENTS CONSIST or A TWO-SrORY
FRAME AND TIN.ROOFED DWELLING
OF SIX GOOD ROOMS, ONE SMALL
ROOM, CELLAR ROOM 26xl4, AND
sTURERoOM. COVERED PUMP, GOOD
FAIR STABLE AND SHED. AND A NICE.
YOUNG ORCHARD MAKING A GOOD
GROWTH. THE soil Is SPECIALLY
ADAPTED To TRUCK AND GRAPE
ROWING. MINING WATER
THROUGH THE FARM.-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust from Martha Is. Phillips 10 the
undersigned trustee. dated April 22, 1885.
end duly recorded in the clerk office Of the
County Court Of Henrico, 10 secure the pay
made in q portion of the money thereof,
and being required SD 10 do by the bene.
ficiary, ] viii proceed 10 sell 10y public auc.
ton. on the premises. oil
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1856,
at O'Clock 7. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed in said deed.
pay of the sum OF $3.50, with interest from
April 25. 1856. and upon credit OF $3.50 TO
April 20, 1857, and credit OF $500 to April
25 1883, and as TO balance as said Martha
Il. Phillips may direct. Or In the absence OF
such direction. upon such time as the trus
tee may prescribe. NJ. &. STAPLES,
my2 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
eRFIliIir.

Freight received daily for Norfoik. forn.
Hicksford, Va; Washington. ID. q; New.
pern, Washington. snd rarboro', n. O.: all
stations on Atlantic and Danvuie ra.lroaa,
s<aboard aud Roanoke railroad, Nono'k
Southern railroad, and Eastern North Caro-
iins gensrailv. also, for Eastern Shore OF
virginia. and al regular landinss on the
In n, A. aud IA ppa hannock riveus. ~ LOW.
EsT RATES. and III trough bills tssued.
u. Is. TATuM. Superintendent.