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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
1S35-1SSS.

BRANDRETH's PILLS are the safest and most
effective remedy for Indigestion, 1rregularity OF
the Bowels, Constipation, Bniousness, Headache,
Dizziness, Malaria, or any disease arising from
an impure state Of tho blood. They have been
in use in this country Tor over fifty years and the
thousands OF indispensable tetmoniaIs from
those who have used them, AMI thoir constantly
increasing sale, Is incontrovcrtibe evidence that
they perform all that is claimed for them.
BRANDRETHS PILLS arc purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless, and safe to take az any
time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store, either
plain or sugar-coatel. my ii-SuSw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
By Henry L. STABLES & Co.
= ''"''' ? = ~ - ~
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti0ueors,
1903 Main street, Richmond, Va

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 TRACT OF LAND ~ SUSSEX COUNTY
BY AUCTION-By virtue OF certain decd Of
trust, duly recorded In the clerks Offlce Of Sus-
sex County Court IA Deadlock No. 5. page
82G. default having been made In the paymen ut
OF tho debt thereby secured, and being 50 re-
CURED by the benehcaryl / shall offer for sale
BY public auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1883
between tho hours OF and 4 o'clock p. ~, all
that certain TRACT OF LAND ia sussex county.
about three and half miles from WaVerly sta
ton, known as tho "SAW-MILL TRACT" and
which formerly belonged 20 John Il. Ellis con-
tanning G65 ACRES, and being the same tract
now or recently occupied by ". :. shuss.
TERMS: Enough IN cash 20 defray Tho expenses
OF sale and 10 pay OF a note Of 800, with into
rest thereon from April l, 1852, until paid $50
on tho LIT Of April, 1ss9, with interest thereon
from April I. lSS7, until paid. and tho residue
upon such terms as may be announced a. tho
sale HENRY J.. STAPLES.
my6 Trustee.
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A KNOT CUT.
lAli tho Year Round.
CHAPTER /

A woman stood for n moment on tho
landing looking down at the crowd
which the two policemen at the head OF
The staircase were driving back. Men,
women, and even children, were surging
up tho narrow staircase, inspired by q
morbid curiosity 10 try and get glimpse
90 that attic door, which shut IN the
dreadful spectacle OF murder
a man lay IN that room stabbed
through the heart Il was tho CHASTITY
stream of his blood. spilled by his bro
lhcr man. tuckhng sluggishly beneath
the doorway, which bad frst drawn at
tenton to ms end.
hoarse voices spcculated as to the
cause and hmo o. the crime. The po-
leo were bcscccd with Questions which
thev could not answer. though they put
e. wise. impouctrahle. superior kind
cf air, as II they could say much on the
subject II they only cared 81 DO so.
The door OF the house had stood open
most Of that day, ior there were workmen
trout it DOING repairs after the dliaiory.
bappv-oo-Iuckv fashion IN which poor
peoples houses are generally treated
The murderer must have come and gone
with the people who were coming and
going all day long IN that oyer.crowded
tenement
The winter day was short The dusk
al % November evening sct in soon, and
thc FOE and tbc dr.Iling RAIN bad made
tlet~Inqht darker. hc bad probably
come os the afternoon was closing in (;
one 0f the many children IA the house
Dad hcrrl the murdered m0n singing IN
Us room 81 lis dinner hour. Public IN
cirrstou was ali the greater because the
Mua bad been q universal iay0rte.
Tine woman standing on tho landing
heard a'l tins discussed. She had heard
10 discussed bv the crowd outside, stand
mr staring up ~ the house rs if its
or..iu. secret we're written ON its walls.
Suo had heard every possible theory az
O. the murderer and his motive suggest
"a as She forced her way up the stair
case. everybody, who recognized her
s- " The vouug woman VINO lived In the
rcEt attic O. that occupied 10y the dead
Inaa. called ou 10 her what had hap
lU'J
~lc had boon awayo'l day Ut her work,
pni only learned the news on her return.
Yb, polio. DIT Ler pass when she told
them tlst s.o hyod mp there. She
stopped ou tle landing and looked down
et Oh. excited umurnoj faces. One
rar. .nt .f tle foremost BOO tine crowd -
.bty-mit. quctiaced young man,
dressed .l.r "a rectalle workman
,,.l lad mt added amy theory 10 all
t..... ,o..rI- frOu.rulpl abOut him.
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By Apperson 8 Co.,
heal Estate Agents aud AuctiOnocrs
THURSDAY. MAY Il, 1899.
BY sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti0necrs,
l0i4 Main street

COMMISSIONER'SAUCTIONS SALE
X OFA SMALL FRAME TENEMENT on THE
WEST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH STREET BIZ
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL s. REEFS,
KNOWN As No 3l6 NORTH EIGHTEENTH
SrREET-By virtue Of a certain decree of tho
United States Circuit Court for the Eastern Dis
trct Of Virginia. entered on l2ih day Of May,
leS7, IN tho SUIT Of BiDford ana others ~. SIN "a
and others and Schmialapp Liye-Osk Oistlllery
Company U.s. Smith, &c. !, a. special conmis-
siOner appointed thereby, shall proceed 70 sell
at public auction. upon tho promises, tho PhO-
PEkII described as above, On
TUESDAY, MAY H., 1883
~ 81 o'clock p. Il. The HOUSE has three rooms.
ana Kitchen with one room; tue LOT fronts on
the west side Of Eighteenth street - 1912 feeL
and runs back between parallel lines s2s feet
TERMS: One rhird OF The purchase money IN
cash, and the residue Ia two equal salmeuts az
six sna twelve mouths, with interest added from
day Of sale; tho purchaser 70 give negotiable
notes for tho deferred payments. and tho ntle %
be retained until all tho purcha3e-mOnoy Is paid
and o conveyance ordered by the Court
WILLIAM n. BENLRlDGF,
Trustee, Receiver, and special Commissioner
BiNFOKD AID AIS. vs.. SMITH AND AIS. AND
SCHnDLAPP LVE-OAK DILLEaY COMPANY w.
SMITH AND ALs.
certify that tho bond required Of tho special
commissioner IN tho foregoing suit has been duly
given. NJ J. PLEAsANiS.
Clerk Of the United states Circuit Court.
SUTTON & Co.. Auctl0ueers. my
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-


TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
1 TATE AT sMITHVILLE, CHARLOTTE
COURTHOUSE, YA.-Under authority OF a GER
tain deed II trust dated May "a, 1886, executed
20 us "a trustees by Nicholas T. FlOurnoy and
Kate W. his wife. OF the county OF Charlotte,
Va, we shall sell at public auction, In front OF
the courthouse Of said county, In the town Of
Smithyille. on the
24TH DAY OF NAY. 1893,
not later than ~ o'clock NJ, all that CERTAIN
LOT or LAND, WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. situated at Smithyilie, In said county
OF Charlotte. Va, containing about ACRES OF
LAND. being the same property that was con-
veyed 10 the said y. L. Flournoy by deed from
W. W. Henry, special commissioner In the chan
Gerry cause OF Anderson. guardian, Is. Anderson
ct ala said improvements consist OF nne
brick dwelling and sundry out-ouLdings, excel
lent garden. and a we'll OF water
TERMs: Cash as 10 50 much az will pay a ne
gouabls note for 500 and interest, or sucn other
terms as may DO made known on day Of sale.
w. /. COWARDiN,
w. Ii. MCCARTHY,
my l2-i0t trustees.
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BY Jamos b. ELAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lil3 Main street.

TWO NEW AND VERY ATTRAC-
/ TIVE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS
on THE NORTH SIDE OF BEVERLY STREET
BPTWE EN BEECH AND RESERVOIR
STREETS. HALF SQUARE FROM THE ELEC-
TRIO RAILWAY, FOR SALE BY AUCTION
By request Of the owner, shall sell BY public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, isss,
az $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ. those TWO ATTRACTIVE
FRAME DWELLINGS, just completed. contain.
ing i've rooms each, besides closets. having good
lots OF i7L By l25 feet EACH side and alleys.
good water, and the usual cOnveniences. Adj
miraDly arranged for comfort aud convenience.
well-built, attractive IN appearance. and IN that
very desirable location named aboYe-iust north
from Hollywood cemetery and east Of Reservoir
street
Attend this sale and secure a new. attractive,
well located home, which will certainly increase
IN value. Good tenants are anxious 10 take them
NOW az good rents.
Terms: Liberal, and at sale.
j. B. ELAN.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE NEAR WEST POINT, KING viii
LIAM COUNTY. ON THE PAAuNkEI RIVER
AND RICHMOND AND YOkk-RIvER RAIL
KOAD.-By virtue Of a decree u ihe Circuit
Court Of King william county. rendered ia shs
chsncsry cause OF Bell a Kramer "a. Fisher,
trustee. &c, We shall sell publicly, ~ King VIII
liam Courthouse. a. 2. n. on the
gsrH DAY OF MAY. less
that VERY VALUABLE FARM conveyed by J. b.
GrsyDill 10 Il y. Fisher. trustee, by decd OF TO
cord In King " lillian county clerks once, de-
s,.fined ia said deed IS containing AS ACRES 80
ROOFS and - PkRCHEs, adjoining the lands Of
Robert K Lee, II. Bell. tho York-tiver railroad.
aud the Pamnnkes river, together with the
house, and Improvements thereon said land
will 30 sold IN gross and not b. the scro.
TERss: Cash Us 70 costs Of suit and expensaA
OF sale--sAy about xSo1 ami also cash Zoe
the sum OF s30sa, with iassrsst from Mo va das
Of July. 1885,, uil paid, ssd she residue, " any.
upon such tsrms as may % announced on Tie
dsy Of ssle WILLIAM n AlLkTr,
4. b bAoSY,
N. X roLLARD.
Commissioners
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COUNTY or ESSEX. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST TURNER
AND AIS. DBFESDANTS-lS Tub CHANCKRY
COURT or THE CITY OF RlCHMOSD.
I, Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of the said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause Of
April 7, 1883. has been duly glyou.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of MAY, 1883.
fnyl BENJAMIN III. BERRY. clerk.
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yIsGuuA--Ix KNa WILLIAM Cizcvr Cousf
CLxass ofFfck. ArsfL g. issa
hereby certify that the bond required oy the
decree entered In NE Cd sacegy cause Of bell 3
Kramer ga Fisher. trustee. ~ ala. ~ the April
term. ieSa, has been duly execAted ~ WillAm
X. AylctL II. x Pollard, and Thomas p BAgoH
Test: bUf&l4Iy TAYLOR d q 4
nav LaAaioAtdsds
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BY sampson q Adamson
;,rnnk d. Nm & 90. Auctloneer.

ihlk ~ ilill a. tst AA' ttyA"Ni7
TWO VALU LIE BUILDING
LOTS ~ MAYOS ADDITION on NORTH
SIDE or TENTH. FORMERLY BLAkEY
STREET, MANCHESTER. BETWEEN RAIL
ROAD STREET AND sEMNEs STREET, AT
AULIION.-Ou
WEDNESDAY, NAr i6. 1s9s,
A. so p. ", on tho premise-. we will sell ms
TWO LOTS mentioned above. Zach lot fronts
2Oxl feet and arc Lots a 10 sud n In aid plan.
THIS sale Is msde by party who fssire. 10 sell
~ reasonable price. aud terms Will be ons
fourth cash; baiau. IN fur, eight, and twelve
months, interest fddod.
FRANK D. HILL E CO,
SAMPSON & ADAM>OS,
myiO AlcflnueorS
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Auction sALES-Tutnre Days.
by John 7. Goldn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneor,
Bank and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
= OF NINEBEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS on
UNION HILL. WITHIN TWO SQUARES OF THE
ELECTRIC RAILWAY. SIX FRONTING on
WEST SIDE or RANDOLPH STREET AND
THREE ON EAST SIDE or SCOTT STREET,
BOUNDED on THE NORTH BY PLEASANIS
STREET, WITH SEVERAL SMALL FRAME
DWELLINGS THEREON; ALSO. T"O NALUA-
BLESIOkES AND TWO SMALL DWELLINGS,
ON NORTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN TM RN-
TY-FOCRTH ANDTW -FIFTH STREETS;
A LARGE FRAME DWELLING AND LOT on
EAST SIDE or TWFNTY-FOT RITZ STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANhLlNi AND 4
SMALL FRAME DWELLING on SOUTH SIDE
FOURTH TO TWESTY-FiFDH SrREEIS.-By
virtue Of q decree Of the Chancery Court u tho
city az Richmond, eutcrci ON the .th day OF
April. lsGs, la ths case Of County o. Essex ~.
Turner aud 49,. we, Tho Undersigned special
commissioners, will sell az public auction, Oh he
premises, ON
FRIDAY. NAY IS, issS,
commencing att o'clock p. NJ, IN tho following
]. Those SIX VALUABLE LOTS at northwest
corner OF Randolph and Peasants streets, each
fronting 33 toet ON the west side OF Randolph
street. and running hack no feot 10 Union or
Concurrence street, on which they have Ike
front.
2. THREE LOTS at northeast corner Of Scott
and Peasants streets, each fronting 33 feet on
tho east aide u scott street. aud running back
40 feet 20 Union or Concurrence street.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFrER-SAY AT 3
O'CLOCK
g That VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT No.
9l03 clst Main street. containing rooms occu-
pied r. q store md Dwelling; fronting IS feet 70
inches and running tack So feet
4. IWO-SIORI BRICK TENEMENT No. 2i02
cast Main street. containing rooms; occupied
as "a store and Dwelling; fronting 6feet9 luches
10y 10 feet
D. That DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT No%
30l and 2U6 east Main street. contaiutng rooms
each: occupied Dwellings; fronting - feet o
iucles and running back 80 feet.
g. LARGE THkEE-cTOkE FRAME DWELL
ING on east side Of Twenty fourth street, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets. containing
rooms. Lot 40x90 feet.
Z. TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT. contain
lng4 rooms, on south side ot an alley leading
from Twenty-fOurth 90 Twenty-hfth streets, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets. Lot4lXbi feet
All Of the above improved property "a o'cu-
pied boy tenants paying good rents. and mo -pe-
cial attention u investors and others - called 10
this sale. A map Of the property can DO seen at
the oll"e Of the auctOneer
Terms: ono third cash; balance IN Elk and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added. and title retained until all tho purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered by the
Court GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
CONWAY r. SANDS,
Special Commissioners.
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IeInnn IIirIr.
ApLRAsANT LEMON DRINK

ILhArANl LhAlON IMAM
Rev. G.. H. Lynch, publisher Of the Alabama
Christian Adr0cats. Birmingham. writes; |
travel al over The state; nay friends say they
find Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir most excellent
medicine. My bOok-kespor and foreman both
uso &c 10 place Of ca.0mel, pills, etc.
A PROMINENT MINISTER WRITES.
DR.. Nozley: Dear sir,-After ten years Of great
suffering from ndigestian or dyspepsia, with
great nervous pr0suatOu and billioCsness, dis
ordered Kidneys and constipation, have been
cured by four bottlos Of your Lemon Elixir. and
am nov a well man. Rev. &. &. DAVIS.
Elder Methodist Episcopal Church, south.
No 23 IatnaA street. Aua1ia, Ga.
FROM NORTH GEORGIA.
Mrs. y. A. McEntiro writes from Spring Place (:
For many years / have bsen great sufferer
from Indigestion, sick headaches, and nervous
prostration caused from bnli0usne-s and con-
situation. / tried many remedies, bur got no
permanent relief until ! ssed DR.. Motley 5
Lemon Elixir ! am now IN better health than
for many years My daughter has hocn subject
20 cnills and fever from her infancy. ! could
get nothing 10 relieve ner; the Lemon blAr
has restored her % perfect health.
sold by druggists. 20 cents and 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
ap l-SutJel9irm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
ByJames i. Elam,
Real Estate Agoat and Auctioneer
Ili3 Main street.
VHE ATTRACTIVE, CENTRALLY
4 LOCATED, AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE
No. lO3 NORTH TWELFTH STREET
FORsALE BY PUBLIC ATCrlON
on EXTRAORDINARY TERMS.

At the request Of tee owners | shall sell by
public auction, on me promises, ON
THURSDAY. MAY Il. issS.
at 5L o'clock T.. ". tue VERY HANDSOME
DETACHED TBRhE-S TORY NND-NA>tNFNr
RPfCk RESIDENCE 80 t3 north Twelfth
street ,on the cast aide OF iNe..th street bctrecn
Marshall anl Clay streets, confirming eleven
rooms, besides kltchcn. Closets pantry. BATH
room, and servants accommodations; range
hot md cold water
BRICK STABLE aud coai-houeo on mo lot.
The dwelling rs thoroughly we'll built. spacious,
well arranged, complete la Us appointments,
and Is FRI Dlcc order
Tho lot r. very attractive one, fronting ~ Hi3
feet. moro OF less. extending back $50 feet % an
alley leading out 90 Na-, she'll street,
This IA ono OF the most desirable residences in
that delightful AMI central location aud must Don
seen 20 be properly appreciated. 10 will to open
for inspection every day from lO A. ". to 4 J. NJ.
YEKds: Unusually buoral-sav, flV0 10 cash
ami mo residue boy notes 1riLg interest at On",
two, three, four. snd hs1 yta.s.
my ~ IT, T.. ELAN. Auciioneer.
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AUCTION sALEs-russse Dsys.
ByB N. onsrlss sod r. D. chsho co.
Zeal Estate Agents and Aociionesrs.

lsoal Estate Agents nno AsodSS''i"'
CoMMrssI9o,SSHEdEsg, s SALE AT AUG
MAGNIFICENT BRowNsTOSE FRONT CON
NER STORE
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER MAIN AND
GOVERNOR STREETS
AND
THE SMALLER oNE ~ THE REAR,
on GOVERNOR CoR THIRTEENTH STREET.
LATELY OCCUPIED BY
MEsSRs. PURCELL, LADD a co.
cOwariin. who sues &e In the Sh -. ,,
DoOley, &C.. trustees, Rienmond.
In pursuance Of the dscroo In the shove
named cause, entered Nay 3, 1899. the under
ihoreby will offer for sails upon ths premises
The PROPERTY above mentioned. on
TUESDAY. MAY q. iss$
sti O'Clock p. NJ. This property Il too vellknovn
O. require an extended notice. IL IL one Of tue oess
pieces 81 property In The city. The hein-suees
store has front Of = fee, II inches and runs
back about IS feet and the one on Governor
street has front Of % foet inches snf runs
bach about o. feet The property is - Mr1nged
that it can b3 used - \ whole or divided. II may
be offered a. a whole or divided, a. may %
deemed best 81 sale. We iuvite inspection.
TERMS: ono fourth cash. balance In equal IN
stalments 40 SIX, twelve. snd eighteen nouns,
purchaser 20 give nogots Die 0Otea, With per
cent interest added, AID title retained unul
pavmeut In fnt. JAMES n. DOLBY,
MEADE HASkfNS.
special Commissioner
CowLRprS. VINO SUBS. &C.. PLAISrlyrs, AdArSsr
pOOtEY, &c, TRUSTEES. DEfSNDtSrs--ls ras
CgANCERY COUgr OF THs CITY o. RICHMOND.
I. BENJAMIN H. Berry. clerk u. said court, GER
tify that the bond required o. tho special com.
missioners ~ the decree tn sald cause ~ 81 OF
Nav, 1899, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5th day ~ Way,
ISIS. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
p,vu CLERK.
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BY Henry +. staples & Co,
Real Estate AeeRts and Auctioneers,
No. il03 Main street

A VERY HANDSOME LOT WITH
a SMALL FRAME DWELLING THEREON
on FLOYD STREET NEAR MONROE PARK
FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.-By request OF the
oWncr wo ehall offer for sale by auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NAY ~. 1879.
AZ 5oclock 2. NJ, that REALLY BEAUTIFUL LOT
on tho south side Of Floyd street between Beech
and Morris street fronting 81 feet and running
back 1873 feet inches deep. together with tho
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING thereon, No.
III containing i've rooms. This property Is IN
the growing portion Of the city and within half
q sguare OF the Electric cars and offers a nno
opportunity 10 secure property where Il Is III
crea.iug I'm value.
TERMS: One third cash: and the residue IN
equal instalmenfs AZ six and twelve months,
with interest ided and secured by A trust deed
HENRY l. STAPLES g co,
mylO AuctioneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
By n. W. Bo1e,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
CtARY-STREET BUSINESS PRO
PERTY AT THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF CARY AND TENTH
STREETS AT AUC-
TIoN.
on TUESDAY. NAY IS 1854

on TUESDAY, NAY IS, lSS
at O'Clock p. NJ, win sell BY auction, on tho
premises, tho BRICK-AkD-FRAhED BUILD
ING fronting 30 feet on Cary street and running
through 10 Basin bank, on which it has like
front.
Tho large number OF prominent firms which
have recently moved their business up Cary
street To point near this location and the ex-
cellent new business houses now being built
iust below make thls property good and sure
investment
TERMS: AZ sale. n. w. BOWIE
my9 AuctoneeE
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
EXCELLENT DWELLING, No.
ssis EAST BROAD STREET,
OF GOOD CAPACITY AND on THE LINE OF
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY:
ALSO,
HANDSOME LOTS
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD
AND TwENTY-sEvENTH STREETS,
ATAUCToN


a. 50 O'Clock 7. NJ, Will sell by auction. on the
premises. the VALUABLE PROPERTY mention
81 above The House contains eight or pine
rooms. with hot and cold water. gas, &C.. and ~
beautifully situated on a ono lot fronting about
80 feet on Broad street and running back i55 e-lJ
feet % a 3J-foOt alley. on which Is a good brick
stable with servants rooms above.
And then ! will sell about 20 fee, OF EXTRA
HANDSOME GROUND a. the southwest corner
OF Broad and Twenty-seventh streets. ani TWO
LOTS Of about q feet each lying ives! OF the
dwelling.
All OF TIT. Il excellent property, and because ~
its decided eligibility OF iOcatoO, AttraciiVeness
Of neighhorhoOd. and convenience 20 streetcars,
% is sure 20 steadily enhance IN value. therefore
| earnestly commend 1t 10 Investors
TERMS: AZ sale.
myq \. W. BOWIE, Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VAL

fI'RUSIEE , SALE OF A VAIL
4 LIABLE STOCK or DRUGS AND A
SPLENDID OPENING FOR A DRUGSTORE AT
THE THRIVING TOWN OF CLAREMONT.
yA.-By Virtus Of a certain deed Of trust ere-
cuted By Nedora A. Gridley and Clearance Z.
Gridley 70 me, dated January ?, ls,s, and re-
corded In the clers's Office % Sarry couoiy IA
Deed Book ~, page co.. and BY request u tns
parties secured by said decd. will offer Tor sails
a. public auction, ~ tho hignes. bidder, on ths
premises, on
NAY IS. 1874
at IS O'Clock, all the valuable stOck u DRUGS,
AkDlCINg -, PEkFUNERI, SHOWCASES. and
FIXTURES contained In tho drugstore now
rented BY the said Nedora A. Grdiey, located
near the public square ON Bailey ayenus. Ia no
town Of ClaromOnL surfy county, Va Tbs Is
splendid opportunity. ~ there Is 10 druggist
within distance Of nftssn miles Of This town.
Tho stock inventories ~ prime cost about 900,
and II fresh snd reliable IN eyery respect
Tssn: Cash. Apply 10 sINErkEE z yACk-
SON. Petersburg. Va, o. Or. o. T. GhlDLkl,
ClaremonL Va. ,
CIAREMOST Va. lsSS my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
BY Frank D. Hn! &Co..
FRANKLIN STREET BUILDING
L LOTS. WITH FRAME DWELLING, Ar1HE
NORTHEAST CORSER or FRANKLIN AND
SEVENTH sTREEf~. AT AUCTloN.-On

on the promises, az 81 O'Clock 2. VI, We Will sell
that VALUABLE LOf OF GROUND NJ ne nortn-
east corner 0f Franbuu aud seventh s,reots,
with \ comfortable FRAME DWELLING u six
rooms. With modern Improvements. nov uaier
rental u 500 per annum. Tho Lot fronts q
feet. with depth q 40 feet " wide paved
alloy
This site Is good one f0r two modern DWELL
ings or fats With modern Improvements being
IN a central location and Immediately On line u
electric railroad. win pay ~ aD Investment
TEENS: one fourth cash: balance az sif.
Twelve. aud eighteen months, interest aided.
my8 FGANk d. HILL & GO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
BY Augustine Royal & CO..

Keal E.taLc AR5nts auI hucIIUneoff
Onces No. $40 Hun street, Manchester. and
No. II north Eleventh street, Richmond, Va.
The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
Gin Burned.

Last Tuesday night, between il
IL o'clock, Mr.. Il. NJ. Ayres' Gin
house and Saw.mill were totally de-
stroyed by FIRE. When awakened
and informed Of his misfortune, the
entire builing was wrapped in flame,
and nothing was saved. His loss is
estimated at 100000. Insured for
81 10000. As no fire had been used
about the premises since the Satur-
day preceding, it is certain that it
was the work of iire-bugs, aud seve-
raj suspects are under close surve.l-
ance. This loss falls heavily on Capt.
Ayres, who has worked hard for
nearly life time in providing for a
large family aud his declining years,
and the sympathy of the entire com
munity goes out to him.