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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19
Death Bed Repentance.

The owner of Il paper lay dying in
his lair, says the Boston Globe, and
the dew of death had gathered on his
brow so calm and fair; but printer
knelt beside him as his life blood ebbed
away, and asked the dying writer if he
had a word to say. The doomed man
murmured softly as he grabbed the
printers fist: "Well, at last the strug-
giles over, and never will be missed;
take message and a token to that
city man of mine, that all his wornout
chestnuts he had better put in brine.
There's his joke about the weather,
which he's used these many years, and
the gag about the fellow who is al
ways hunting beers, and the item he's
so fond of on the man who peddles
books, and the chestnut based on
people who go fishing at the brooks;
just to save the papers credit and cast
no slurs on mine, l woui,. ask him as a
favor, just to put such gags in brine.
And the lie he's fond of telling of the
street-cars and the tracks, and the
ancient Joke about the man who steps
upon some tacks; and the one about
some dandy who will never pay for
clothes, and the one on women-its
weary, heaven knows! Oh, l know I'll
slumbcr happy in my grave beneath
the vine, if the man who does the city
work will put these jokes in brine.
Tell the man who tends to business not
to weep when | am dead, but to buy
himself n club and hit the first man on
the head who comes in with strings Of
items and requests them printed free
when the regular rates are cheaper
than they really ought to be- Tell the
foreman when he makes up not to turn
rule for me, but to simply print an
item saying that my soul is free; for /
want no culogistic taffy of that kind in
mine, and think such hoary chestnuts
should be picked well in brine. Have
that gay and fresh reporter engaged
the other day put II stop to saying
'selah, also we have come to stay;
and if he should say we local you must
trample him in his gore, for you know
I'd never allow it i'll the happy days of
yore. And the man who comes to tell
you how to run the paper well, should
be greeted when he enters with pew
ter chestnut bell; and you'll print the
paper promptly, be the weather full OF
storms, and the foreman must be care
full, when he's making up the forms,
that the beauty of thc paper may
through all the ages shine, ana not be
like its ncighbors, only fit to put in
brine" Tnc dying writer faltered. as
these simple words he spoke, and the
printer knew directly that he was
about to croak. So he propped him
upas gently as II mother would hel
child, but the writer's soul had wan
dered to the land of undetilcd. And
the printer sohbpd n little, us he gave
one last carcsS, and lie muttered: 81
must leave him, for it's time to 90 tC
press. Very few could beat linn writ
ing, for his writings were divine. ano
lie never lad to place them in q bucket
| full of brine"
Over five thousand acres of timbe
land near Hawkinsvlle, Ga, sold
auction recently for $5S. Some of tn
land went for less than half a cent a
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19

Louisa M. Alcott says: "It is wise
for women who have made place for
themselves in literature and journalism,
to cultivate not only their intellectual
faculties, but practical ones also, and to
understand the business affairs of their
craft. The ignorance and helplessness
of women writers is amazing. The
brains that can earn money can under
stand how to take care of it, by pro-
per knowledge of contracts, copyrights,
and duties of author and publisher"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19

eH- Free salt and free coal is not new idea, by
any means, in tariff legislature. In March, 1871,
Representative Farnsworth, Republican of Illinois,
moved to suspend ths rules and pass bill that from
and after Its passage no tlx duty shall be levied
or collected upon foreign COAL which was agreed to
yeas, 1870: nays 81. And among the yeas are found
the names of Hale, Frye, arfcld, and Mr.. Blaine
also favored 1t by speech, but being in the chair
did not vote. On the same day Eugene Hale, Re-
pulican member of the house from Maine (now Of
the seuate), moved to suspend the rules and PASS
bill which provided that salt shall be placed the
free list and fu rher important duties shall be
collected on the same, which was agreed to-ycas,
l47; nays, 46. And among the yeas are also found
the names Of Hale, Hoar Garfield and other leading
Republicans. 1t can be stated the duty on bitumi.
nous coal is mainly retained IN the interest of the
Cumberland coal operators, who ship to the Chesa-
peake by canal, and to save them the New England
market.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19

O. M. Judd sent us from the Treasury
Department at Washington q novel
Christmas present in the shape of a
toad made from greenbacks, the origin
al value of which is estimated at $780,
900. After the bills become mutilated
and too badly worn for circulation they
are redeemed with new ones. They are
then reduced to pulp within the
Treasury building and as this pulp can
not be again used for making money
paper, it is moulded into various orna-
mental shapes and sold as mementoes.
A S250,000 toad doesn't grace every edi-
tors desk.-Ada Record.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19
P. P. MAUK, Teacher.

sW- The New York Post Ind. Rep) says: The
Democr attic par claims TO be the poor mans party
The Republican party is the rich mans party. Its
tax sys TEN has been devised by the rich for the
rich. What ha We been the taxes repealed since the
war? Taxes en- property, taxes on income, on
man ufsCtures on transfers. Inheritance, on bank
checks, and on bank deposits all taxes the rich.
What terrible Indictment can be drawn against
such party when once the people begin to take a
serious interest in taxatlon to study 1t and vote up
on 1t by the light they gain.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19

GDT The Omaha Bee, a leading Republican news
paper of Nebraska, says:
The West has refusdd to clap its hands and shout
with joy Mr. Blaines bugle blast against tariff
reduction. 1t does not appeal strongly to section
where thirds of the population tilers Of the
soil, whose unprotected products are boug ght and
sold on basis of the Liverpool market. Western
farmers may not be familiar the Bessemer steel
kings, the lumber barons, or the Eastern lumber
lords with the ntricacies of tariff schedules but
they know enough to know that excessive taxation is
not conducive to their geneIal welfare.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19

I think Ely's Cream Balm is the best
remedy for catarrh l ever saw. never
took anything that relieved me so
quickly, and have not felt SO well for
a long time. I used to be troubled with
severe headaches two or three times a
week, but since using the Balm have
only had one and that was very light
compared with other former ones. j.
A. Alcorn, Ag't U. P. r. r. Co., Eaton,
Colo.
I find Ely's Crerm Balm good for
catarrh oflong standing. g.-M. N. Lasley,
1884 West Chestnut ST., Louisville, KY.
2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19

Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches of
every kind cured in thirty minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by d. j.
Humphrey, Napoleon. my-5-lyr
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19
School Report.

Per cent. of attendance by Departments:
High School, 80; A Grammar, Sc, B Gram.
mar, 81; @ Grammar, 80; A intermediate, 93;
B intermediate, 81; A Primary 81 ;B Prima-
ry, %; @ Primary, 50; German, 81.
PUPILS TARDY.
Georgia Knupp, Bruce Meekison, Colin
Meekison, Kate Market, Carl Westfelt, Reu-
ben Bales, Della Hartman, Nettie McPher-
son, Johnnie Booher, Rollie Swim, Frank
Swim and Tom Randall.
VISITORS.
Miss Long, Oak Harbor, and Jay Bigger.
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19

Patents granted by the United States pat
ent Office, for the week ending Jan. 3rd, 1888,
as reported by the Howard Bros, solicitors
of patents, cor. 9Th and Z SITS. n. W., Wash
ington, d. c.:
Copies of any U. s. patent can be obtained
for % cts. at the above office.
To citizens of the United States:
Patents and designs. ns..................... S22
Trademarks and labels. els................ 15
Total granted to citizens of foreign coun-
tries:
Patents and designs. ...-................. 20
Trademarks and labels s................. 2
To residents of the State of Ohio:
w. ]. Baird, Springfield, coasting sled.
| Chas. NJ. Beardsly, Cleveland, blotter bath.
Chas. A. Behlem, Cincinnati, buggy Top.
Thos. Bourke, Cleveland, balanced side
valve.
Albert Claypool, Toledo, hinge.
]. N. Clouse, Toledo, adjustable cuff hold
| er.
w. p. Hall, Piqua, railway tie.
d. B. Hiser, Springfield, lawn mower-reel.
N. B. Holdsworths, Spencerville, device for
attaching overshoes.
jas. Masten, Baswell. boom-grip.
| Basil Miller, West Lafayette, fence.
D. B. Murray, Youngstown, buggy-seat.
Levi Pentz, Canton, vehicle-spring.
Geo. S. Rickard, Columbus, lifting-iack
G. l.. Robb, Bellefontaine, foot rest and
stool for shoe merchants.
S. L. Robertson, Cleveland, sand distribu-
ter and packer.
Henry Rupell, Cleveland, vapor burner.
| D. T. Shepherd. College Corner, door.
Samuel R. Smith, Cincinnati, saw-mill
carriage.
| G. P. Lener, Hillsborough, shaft-support
J. H. Thomas, Springfield, lawn mower.
Geo. P. Vicken, Cincinnati, machine for
cutting molding.
VIM. N. Whitley and w. Bayley, Spring
field, harvester and binder.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19

Over five thousand acres of timber
land near Hawkinsville, Ga, sold at
auction recently for $5S. Some OF the
land went for less than half a cent an
acre
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-01-19
School Reports.

Names of pupils perfect in attendance
Emma Bachar, Nellie Cheadle, John Goebelt,
a annah Kestenholtz, Viola Fairchild, Minnie
Ludeman, Cora Goebelt, Jasper Allen, Ern-
est Fairchild, James Rasey and Henry Allen.
MISS LYDIA A. CHANEY,
Teacher.
Report of Malinta School for the month
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
RnsselI county.
NbAsNb NoNbtL.
Corrcsnonhoncn OF the Richmond nlsnafch.

lCorrospondcnce OF the Richmond Dispatchl
LEBANON. Va, November 20 1883.
Circuit Court here, after a session of few
hours, was adjourned until the next term.
The reason for this was that everybody here
was out looking after the election, and cases
were not ready for trial
The Republicans here are taking the cleo
ton Of Harrison very quietly. The fact Is
they would rather have seen Harrison de-
feated than TO have seen Henry Bowen de
fested They made a hard night here for
Bowen. and Bowen's friends from Tazewell
rode the county day and night but Russell
did her duty all the same, aud you can count
on her every time.
A large number CT our cattle-men have
lust returned from market and report the
cattle market very low. Most of them that
sold lost money, and some OF them have not
sold yet, aud the chances are that they will
lose largely.
The farmers are getting in their corn aud
cay thar they have ouly about half crop.
box,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

may afford bodily protection "in
your MUD bus sOmething moro
SUD iautlai viii be necessary
ouito soon, rs winter IS rapidly
approaching. ia addition 10
heavy clothing. those who are
prud0nt VII provide q supply Of
BXNsOs's PLASTER IN Anticipation
o. Coughs. Gods. C1osi-rninS
Kbeuma.isu. eciai.ca, ard otnor
a.lmeu's, which nrc sure % pre-
veil duriag ne fsii months his
plaster is well known a. n uni
fprmly rclia5io remedy IN such
trolple, Is always ready for i'm
Iuediato application, nnd its o.
feet is prompt and permanent
A. there arc many spurious iniia-
finnsil ne market. careful huyera
win always AJAX for BENSON 3 and
refuse an oiler porous plastcrs.
fN-scnd fwo-ccnt stamp ~ Sen
bury & johnson, ~ Piatt street,
New Yort, Tor q copy Of In8J'fc-
tone rom III Doctor. q valuable
Household book.
occgu. Tu&TntTvlq.nr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

10y l.t'tl sl'A % tli' 't"iiftttHl
rALUGH, November 2l.-lasf evening
United STATES Commissioner Shatcr bound
over 20 the term u the Federal Court, which
cOuycncs MONDAY next, two negroes w IL
son Bas- and Major Herndon-Chsrgod with
interfering with and attempting 10 lntim.-
cate ou elcctiou-day Reuben Gresory, q coi-
Ored Democratic voter. Al the parties ase
from oxford. The prisoners were arrested
and brought here ON = warrant issued by
Shancr. Bass gave BAH and ilerndOn was
Committedto inl N de fanlt thereof.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
wEGr vFRssINTA.
Fugitive from Justfee Captured
LiEa-
IspecIal tclrgram % BAL pl.pnteh.l

CHARLESTON. ". VA. November o.
Hiram ClendeuRin, who shot John MasSie at
MmiIrcdc last January, wss arrested NJ
Saxon, Ohio. yesterday by Detective Baldwin
and jailed at Gallipois, where he awaits re.
QUESTION.
The house OF Mrs. 5. u. Ward. at this
place, took fire from a detective fue this
afternoon. The furniture was saved hut
the house Is damaged TO the extent OF $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

BENJAMIS BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22


To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
am regular subscriber to your valuable
paper and would like YOU 10 answer the fol-
lowing question through its columns Isor
= not The EueilSh language the most difficult
Tor foreigner 10 speak fluently and cor.
fec.iy! Respectfully yours, }. LnnERr
The above Is a question which We don't
think anybody can decide. Doubtless MANY
an American supposes that the German, or
French. or ltslian, OF Spsnish. OF Portuguese
lapgusge is more difficult for tim to learn
than the English for foreigner. Our own
belief Is that any oue OF those languages land
certainly the lasp is much more easily learned
than English. But we also believe that the
Magyar aud the Russian languages are much
more difficult than any one OF the others
named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
TpI,RsDAy. NOVEMBER %, 1883.

sPIEs AID WIPE, PLAGsTWrs, AGAINsT CbNTKAL
BruDiNG AsD LOAy COMPANY ANp AIS. Db-
FfNpANrF-IN TdE CBANcEEY COURT or IhE
CITY or RIcHNJND.
I. benjamin u. Berry. CLERK Of said court
certify ihaitne bond required 81 The special com
iniasi0ners by tho decree IN said Cause Oh june
2 1859 has been duly g.vou.
Gwen under ny hard this I'm day OF June,
ro1I BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
BY John r. Goddiu,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer
Bank and LioFcnth streets.

4 UCTTON SALE OF A VALUABLE
a lot. WITH THREE SMALL DWELLING5
THEREON. OK CROSS sIkkki LEADING ~
10 aHOOK's ALLEY. BETWEEN DJFAL AND
BAERk STRFFTS.--At request OF Tie owners l
will oder for sale al public auction On the prem
Uses, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER go lSNN
nt4 O'Clock =. VI, mas DESIRABLE LOT, with
THREE SNAIL FRAME DWELLINGS thereon,
located ne . Dvc.
As tho owner are determined 70 sell bar
gain may ue hCd by attoadine this sale.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced as sale.
no ia JOHN e. GODDI&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

MMiSSIONERS' SALE OF -FOUR
etArI rDT4p.
,-nTun ,y.C.N..r roys
g,.,,r. az, ,rt,r,f ,.,- ,-.,...,r rrr-flI S~prpr
SUM vi -"LH Wv '-- ~ - 90 MIL
ANp
SOME on PRICE STREET NEAR LEIGH.
By yirtue ~ tho creIn1ftor-menu0uod ferroo
W. viii Ell D. auction. 20 he PREMISE r-s peci-
inc VALUABLE hEALIsrArk-;o Wiz:
trs- on "lpA - November ~ - Deg,n-
uulu5 plt1 &c ,,pt, r ,.tEt,i'Nl.. g.,
~ 'li al 90, noil '1 s'.s9' ji'1 , 'fSol
N,- 4fi anJal5. fr,ufir.. about ~ foot. These
hone. can ls uals yn.y desirable hoInos or
MN rr--e satisfactory investments. Tho lOt les
r.rrf'y ars tr an irrrfo,.rr section.
second on SATURDAY, December {. 1883.
aft O'Clock g.. N..Nil ba sold tue g0Of FIR AfE
HOrsE so. fos north friro strict, nom Loiet.
with in" Loi ol .Ll'h o. stshl t. ihi7 mousse
Rag aiNi} ien',l u" ,,, -ln' surn w. "H.
tnH hn tij 'ini-a h''-'t A'i Vi ""'.-+ - ioo-
IRONS
a pat ~ tb' properly c'u l' 5oe0 ~ lue oii-''
OF ih' hl'.i. N'
FHN'; ono tnliu cash. a'' re i'slnu' q. O. /
WE'VE, on ri."s.en iho-l1-' cor A1"'Si "ith H.
forest a1dpa aA tllIo IeLii .-,.,,
y. IA. q u ~ Is, r.
'L'h'i J.. hA"'
Special COMMISSIONERS.
H0HNfh GrAHpiAN, fLAlFiIFf, AdAlNaI uUb-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

no. sos COLLEGE STREET. NEAR BROAD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
BY George ;. Vashon & son.
Real Estate Aucionser8 and Brokers,
No. z north Tenth sirooL
UIRUSTFES' AUCTION SALE OF

URUSTTES AUCTION SALE OF
/ IMPROVED AND UNlMPR0YED REAL
ESTATE LYING AND BEING IN alDNhI.
UFNRICO COUNTY, JST BEYOND TUE
WF-TERN LIMITS or THE CITY on kiCh-
NONp. CONSISTING or -FOUR LOTS. fkONr r.
ING TOGE HE8 ~ FEET on lHE NOhIH
LINE or WlSDEk STREET AID hlNNl.. ~
BACK WITHIN PARALLEL LINES l2l fkAI
TO Az ALLEY. WITH A FRAME DWELL
ING THEREON or FOuR OK FIVE tOOAs.
TIE PROPERTY FRONTS on WlNDEk
STREET BETWEEN CARTER AND WASH
INCTON STREETS AND COdMENChS o.
SAID VISDER STREET 4Ns FEET EAST
or CARTER sTKEKT.-By virtue o. q Ger
tain decd Of trust executed by h0borI era
Lima johnson to thu undoTignedi trustees
for the Granite Perpetual Buiiiing-F mad COM
pary, ~ record In tho clerks once OF icn1ro
County Court in Deed Book 100, page Ji1. deiaut
having been made Or the covenants ihrrrln con-
tanned. and being thereto required by the af'o-
tory d said company, we VIII sell uy td'.Vh'
upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ?. 1'sS
nj ~ o'clock F. ~. tho PROPERTY above de-
fcribed. Tho properly viii be sold ~ % whole
OF divided into lots OF 20 feet ouch, os may Do
deemed best
TsRus: ono third in cash: ro-iue IN two
equal ihstalmcnts ~ six ana Twelve months Tor
notes. with Interest ad1ei, and secured ~
deed OF trust upon mo property.
EDWARD =. ROSE,
JOSEPH Vs. THOMAS,
GEORGE :. NASHON. JR.
no2 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

GRATEFUl.-COAFORTINa
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"Bya thorough know edge OF the natural laws
which govern me operations OF digestion alld uu-
triton, and by a careful application OF ne Ons
properties Of Wol-sclectsl OocoSs Ar. kIfs hiss
provided our ureaktasJ-table- with dclcats.y
Favored beverage which may sAvc Ms many
heavy doctors bills IL Is by tho ludicl0us use
Of such articles ~ dies that & Constitution may
he gradually bum up uutl strong enough 10 re-
slst oyery tendency ~ disease Hundreds OF
subtle maladies arc floating around Us ready 10
attack wherever thsrs isawCax pOiut Ne may
escape many taiel shaft by Keeping ourselves
vel futnol eith pure blood and properly
pourished frame r- Cteil-SeTgigs 6tizsfts
Made Simply with boiling water o. mus. sold
only ia half pound tins by grocors, Labelled
thus. JANIS klFS q co.
Homeopathic Chemists, London, knglanL
ioiG Tn. SAL IUly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

VCTTON SALE OF A NEW DE
"A TACHFD FRAME DWELLING ca CHM
EORhIO hElGHTs-At tho request Oh tao
owner I VIII sell. a. punic auction, on tie pre-
mIses, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER &D.
ct AZ O'Clock =. NJ. the FRAME DIV ELllNG lust
comrlote,i, containing seven rooms closets, &c,
aituated on Br0nd street near 1hirty-siKth street,
on los 2ixl3) feet A more delightful location
Tor = dwelling could hardly be ions gined. Tho
rcichbOrhoOd ~ unoblerti0nable the outlook %
grind IA. surrounding lots are being rapidly
improved. end on account Of its altitude tho
breoze- arc always c1hilaratBg
TRIMS. One fourth cash: balance 10 SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest. Dut
II desired large portion may be paid III
monthly instalments covering ten years
T.. A. CA1LIN,
no l6 AucuOpeer
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aurrIos sALEs-ruture Rays.
By n. w. Bowc.
ReAl gstate Aucti0neor.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
I TRACT or 81 10 ACRES or LAND on
TUE NEW HENRlCD TURNPIKE ABOUT
TWO MILES NORra OF RICHMOND ar AUG
TION.-Tn execution OF decree OF no Circuit
Court OF Henrico county, entered on t1a lth OF
Nav. igg2. IN tho case Of T0mliD ana nts ~.
Braxton's administrator. &c. viii soil ~ euc-
ton. n. the once OF tho auctonocr' 10
Eleventh street, on
THURSDAY. NovgNBER 20. 1888,
a. o'clock P. ~. the TRACT or LAND Of which
william Armistcad BraKt.n died seized. l. coz
tai1s 50 10 ACRES, adioins the land u james
Sweeney. r. II. Skinker j. T.. krshmau, ab1
others. and lies opposite strawberry hlb quo
farm Of Mr.. Isasc Davenport Jr.,l, from
when Il is separated By tbs turnpike. THIS lsnd
lies very well, hns upon IL sOmo wood. aud could
be made q beautiful little farm. or y may Do
sold In lots II desired. II bas small 'front.' also
On tho now North road.
TER,s: One fourth cash; balance at eight
aiviean. and twcnty-fOur months. She credii pay
ments 10 be i1r negotiable notes, wish Interest,"
added, and title retained, or al cash a. the op-
ton OF the purchaser. ..,,..,,,,
Special Commissioner.
IN TIE CIRCUIT Court OF rug COUNTY or HsN-
RICO:
!. W. s. Leake, CLERK Of said court 30 hereby
certify that special-Commssione Thomas y.
carter has duly giTon tho bond required OK hin
BY the decree ABOVE mentioned.
Given uuior my hand this loih day ~ NQFeA-
ber, 1888. y. :. LhAhh,
no IL AittA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
" request Of the owner shall sell By public
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1898,

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1898.
81 AZ O'Clock =. ~. tho aboye-namel WILL
KNOWN AND THU LY-k8CBLLbNF fhO-
PERRY. situate between the elegant resi-
d@ncos Of flessrs. Robert II. WhitlocS and ,,
Seldom Bruce, than which there IS no more al
tracfiye or fashionable location IN me c!ty,
froutlng q, feet on Franklin street and extending
hack between parallel lines ljj ioet u an alley
- feet Dida The dwelling IS y very subs'antlei,
SPACIOUS brick structure Of about twelve large
,oerns and which may 10 inzde quito attractive
Al moderate co1L The chief attraction, how
ever. r. the SUPERB LOT, Of ample size TOT i"o
or more large residences, and which has oeen 80
long admired for its beauty and excellence OK
stiuntion as 20 n0ed no commentator here. lhe
nero announcement u its sale VIII arrest tue
attention Of ell who desire frsi-rato residence
property. and on are cordially Invited % attend
TEans: Ono fourth c,sh and the residue upon
credit a. 90 tho whole, II Sc Qred, az ten years
by note or uOfca bearing interest At per cent
per nunum. payable quarterly or ferni-annually,
aud secure1 ny a deed OF trust On she pr3l er'y'
j. r. ELAN.
roa9 huciioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
By Drank d. Hin & Co..
Real Esiato Auclloneers.

BY frank D. I'M q Co.,
Real Es3ato AuclloneerS
NNH Rec DESIRABLE MEDIUM
L SIZED FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos 1872.
i2H. AND LEG WEsr LEIGH STREET, 10 BE
SOLD AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, HoyEABER Urn,
az 4 o'clock p H.. On the premises, We will sell
the above VALUABLE PROPERTY.
10. i.0e has 8 rooms: lot Kzl57 feet
No. ly4 has rooms: LOT c,xi27 feet
40. l206 mas rocms: iOt III feet
This PROPERTY = now Well rented TO good
tenants ant win prove a good investment 70 any
0ne desiring 10 purchase real estate IN thai I'm
proving Locality.
TERMS. Ono fourth cash; balance In six.
twelve, and eighteen months, interes, added
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
No n AactionearA