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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

BY r. b. chanin 4 Co.
Real Estate Agents aud Aucnoneers,
10, north Tenth street, hichmond' va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
o1nf-a foTs oF VALUABLE REAL ES-
r,ITT ~ UFVRICO COUNTY MAE TIE
FHsTHRS SUBURBS or TIE CITY or kiCh-
HONn Vh.--By virtue u decree OF me Nhhp.
ccry Court n the riiy Of Richmond. pronounced
on the % DAY q Novemoef. ieS ,,, ~ t' ~ 80.
o'p Covaryiin, Who sues for. g., against
Dooloy & Purcell, trustees, 80; ~ ull III
agned, special cofnmissloneIs' WI o'1l ~ w ~
he following PROPERTY. Of wiicn Charles W.
pusceil died seizad an1 pO1ses5ed-tlL: ~, -,
lots 40 feet slUarei Nos. 10, y, =, ~ ~,
ana q5 rs Designated in " A l'lan OF mVeuNlh-,
netng n mart Of WoOdvile. ana bounded on no
s.st ty fairge;d avenue. or the west by Rag
land street. on the north ~ Maple street. ana
on the south by j. Ieliey' . -.., -. -.
iny n fest on the north line az NoWberue street
a. a. inferrec,ion with ihe vest limo Of Cedar
slreet. and running back nortnFestefly between
parallel lines I'D feet -...
Tor Of LIGGON'S HILL Of iS2xl65 feet on
tho northwest corner Of James and CHRISTIAN
efrcats. ana running back 10 Bakor stree
lots SOS. /, g. g, and Z. IN plan OF IHits d.
vfslon containing 49, acres. and being part OF
tbe Old FairaelI tract Of land, a5hoTi pace out
lois Sos. 3 o and 70. near Fairfield yenuo
and tle intersection OF tho county foal ana
Twenty-frst. TWentT-eecond. aud I"shiy-'h'ra
nor No. II. 75xo2 feet in Same locality - the
lss,-nau,cd lots, being on the west corner 0i "
and TWonty-lecOnd streets ., ,,-., - .
LOT OF THIRTEEN ACRES HOOD AND 20.
POLES, lying near the NeW-Brldge foad dp9tb
two milos east Of Richmoad and all0lning me
land Of Dallcl r HargOod's estate and the
iii gh meadow" farm, not far from EIza How
arI's place. -.
LOT No a. on Logan street. ia a plan OF Aa-
rion Bill, containing Two acres
Possession given at once. sale may DO ma1o
publicly or privately. 49,
TERMS: one fourth cash and the residue on
three equal credits Of six, twelve. ana eighteen
montiis. the purchaser or purchasers 20 give
their negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments of the purchase money. WITH legal into
resf added from day Of Sale and the liile 20 DO
retained until all Il the purcnase-money has
boen maid and conveyance ordered by ne court
Tho aforementioned HEAL ESTATE VIII be
offered for sale by public auction ON the pro
mises aud In The order named, commencing
with Lot no 10. in WOOlyille, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4, is3%
A. II O'Clock 4. NJ. and a from auy cause tho
sa1es be not compile ed on thsf day notice oi fur
thor sales o. the property VIII then De given.
And IL al the property ne not sold on mat day
or any rersCn desiring - purchase SAID pro-
periy privately hefJr3 hat dar communication
may be had win tho commissioners or auction
eers in the city Of RichmOnf. Va.
MEADE lASkIN@
PHILIP T.. PURCELL.
Special Commissioners.
z b, CHAFFTs Co., Auction ecrA
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XGTANTED. SEWING OR BUTTON
" HOLES 10 WORK. Would 10 ont or DO
tie work 90 h0Iae. A4dres8 SEWING,
dc 1-lt' go west Tain street.
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r. B. CuArFY & Co., Auction,erA

c. O'B. COwAnDrr. WHO Sues SC. Pr UNITE,
AgtINsr D0oLeY. TRUSTEE. ASD AIS. DEYeSp-
AsIs tx TIE CHANCEGY COURT or 1HE CITY
OF klCHNOSD.
/, Charles ". GoIlin clerk OF eaid court, cor
~ itat the bond required Boy fhe special COM
inissi0ncrs by Tho decree IN h1id cause 81 No-
vembcr 3. isss has boon duly given.
Given under ny hand his l3.h Jay q hovo-n-
n6aO CHARLES w. GODDiN.
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leave O. With NOWLAN e CO.. Jwollers, Tcnth
and Main streets. or with HUNTER IS 60, Book
sellers. 80 II0ai street. ucar seventh, or mall
o. 20 CAluION MCCARTHY, Secretary toniod-
crate Soldiers and Sailors Monument AHsocia-
uon, Richmond. Va no l>-lm
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WANTED, TO TAKE CHARGE OF
w AZ EXHIBIT at the forthcoming Paris
Exposition. Experience AMI good rc'erclccs.
Please address PARIS. fr's Office. dn i-3t'
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BY James y. Elam.
Real Estate agent and ACctlonoor,
lli3 Main street

VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
j THE VERY ATTRACTIVE FRAME COZ
TAGR, VITA Lot FRONTING 60Xlst EFT, At
SOUTHWEST CORNER THikrkkNIH AND
STOCKTON STREETS ~ TIE CITY Ot MAN
CHEs Erin execution OF decd OF lru5t 20
me from G.. 5. Chaikiey and Z. \. thalklcy. dated
November ~. 1855. recorded in Volume q, page
8f7. In The Husiugs Court of The city 0i Man
chester, Dsing required so tO 30 Dy the holder ot
the note therein described, shall sell ~ puphc
auction, on m premises, on
MONDAY, DECgvBrR 10, lsss,
A. 3 o'clock r. ~. tie REAL ESTATE described
u said deed, th sl0t frOuu1s 80 Get % ihe west
eru line az Thtrtocuth street AMI extending BACK
between parallel lines a.ons the southern inc Oh
stockton stree. l}i foes to Hu alley sixteen teeI
vide. and havinc neat aud attractive ftano
cottage dwelling AMI other Improvements there
on. inc entire promises being in nice ordof am
the lo'atiou desirable one.
Tggg3: Cash a. to inc note az 1920. with interest
thereon from November a.. 1855, thc expenses OF
sale. and any delinquent taxes; and the residue
upon such erms as lhe giant0r5 in said deed
shall prescribe ana direct Or as lno trustee 7hall
think 30, aud IS will he anuolntel a. tlmo oil
sale. janis D. Lt'AN'
de4 trustee
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AuorioN ssLNr-su.srs DAYS;

AUCTION ssLEs-sut.re Drss; -,.
A UcTroN SALE
WITHOUT LIMIT Or RESERVE.
SATURDAY, DEckxBEE 8. 1885. AT 10 A. ",
THE RAILROAD coNyIssARY,
END OF EIGHTH STREET, NAVY HILL,
RICHMOND. VA.
rnconsequsnce OF tho death Of " II. Johnston,
ESQ. Of the Grin 0; ;. G. CARPENTER q %. anu
in order to settle up the business OF said hrn,
va will seil without limit or reserve. the e8ifs
stocs II GOODS aud RAILROAD PLANT, con
500 PAIR SHOES,
8aPATR PANTS AND OFERALls,
20 SUITS CLOTuB~,
NOTIONS AND GROCERIES,,
- CARTS AND HARNESS. ....,.,,..
SHOVRIS. PICKS, WHfELBtRROWS.
3 COOKING AND , HtAiiNG-S IOFEs-
And sIX BEDS AID BEDDING COMPLETE
Thosa goods will be sold ~ large orsmal loss 20
suit purchasers. VIII DO pieasod 70 sh ~ ,-ese
articles a. any time previous o. rele. taii Sud
sec wha. we have thai you need bargains may
be expected. We als0 have
Us HAD on MULES
that we VIII sell privately a. much below their
Come aud select such "a you want a, once:
j. G. CARPkN TER,
+. H. HERRING.
Surviving rartaers oiJ. C.. Carpenter y 90
de 2A.8NS
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WANTED, BY a YOUNG MAN OF
W practical business expencnc3-cg-i
twonty-onr-tN BtEN1 win dr-t-
the ofnc3 Do so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

rlNlFA Mel. Al "A
Hos. q ana q make 20 STOPS N'' t
only 0n siguai at hsncues,e. SAL '.-.
IS stops only oa fay-l =. Chester. ''.'
ana AAnchostsc ~ D fi1ps "a
regular stations. NJ. o. s4cca Dn Hl.f
regular stations snt also e., itapi. lad
Warnau nos 81 81 %. a. z, 4.. esq o.
stations for ptssengsrA
PuLLNAN-CAR SERVICE
onTrsius Nos Hama . Size ng-cir'
New furt Snd Tampa, tlA, ,tp4 IA
On Trans Nos. "a Hni n seepnf-rn.i
Wa8ain xtoa ard Charleston. Nn i.t
slespiEk-cars 0otNe.n Nov tork Gal
vile. On tfai1 Ne ~ tiNel ils-fi.i tf
Na-Ainstoa Na1 Jacs 'QnsIis.
TIE ONLY ALI~RAlL Line ~ N9t.. '-'~
LEAyE. A-N'fh f
Hlehmona. 30 4 w. NorfCis.-....t
Rlchnoud =. 90. T.. H. Noftik ...,f, f,s Do -
Norfolk - ca. A.. at.h aena...ii ID
Norfolk .'K00E ~ kctnoAa...s '' D.
These trains auS make close eotnetlr''
FArmulle. LyoeAOurg. ani seliAgtaiet
Ant All stations On tA0 Norfolk ADD het~t.
ruad excapf % iNsf unin. iastenf.fi
bointa vess OF retersDafs should iae .i'
A. Il. na.n ins.o1A ~ p,
K.T.D MVgEs, General Superintendent
IN. ExEgS9S. Generai Passenger AGA
tol. Mas. tgolie AaAeGsa eF-
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RlcusoNp, ga. December /, 1883

MCHNONp, VA, December !, lssA
HAVING PURCHASED THE IN
ArEREST II Mr. BARTON II. CRUNDN 10
the firm o. POLK MlLLkR x CO, beg leave Co
tender my thanks for the liberal patronage Of
my trien1~ and tas public ia The past and solicit
a Continuance II taeir KIND favCrs All porsous
indebted 90 the lsto nrm will confer q favor by
promptly settling their accounts g date Ghe
hfm-name viii remain as hefore-POLk NIL
lLR a co. Very respectfully. POLK MILLER.
In retiring from The drm o. Polk Miller & Co,
cordially recommend thorn 10 the favor of my
friends and the public as being worthy OF their
fullest confidence.
deSst BARTON II. GRUMPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
1 1856 ACRES. WITH IMPROVEMENTS, AT
TALLYSYtLLE, NEW KENT COUN1Y.--By vlr-
tuaOf a deed Of trust executed by John r. san
derson aud wife. dated November /, ios9, ana Of
record ia ih8 Clerks Office OF New Kent County
Court the uudersigned, tho trustees "a sa.d decd.
Will by request o. The person secured. sell tho
Ab0ye-descrined FARM, called "LYNW WOOD "
public auction, on the promises, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1855.
at II O'Clock A. NJ. The Improvements consist Of
a large Country Residence aud all necessary
Out-houses ia tOiafably good order.
TERHs: By agreement between the parties tho
terms OF sale viii o. one fourth cash, and me
residue &c one. two, aud three ycars, the plr-
chaser giving his notes, with interest added, Tor
the deferred insialmeuls, occurred by deed 81
trust upon the property. and the dwelling % bs
insured Tor the benefit Of the note holder In ths
mean time. A. K COURTNEY,
Y. I. LACY.
Trustees
LIrTLErOS RoYsrER. Auctlonsor. no -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

- Ut - f"'I7tN IT
lon ala know him l'iug there suffering so
With ihst fearful ease II dyscuifiy 4 a bloody
type. WAY no. susg,si TO him 70 Try DR..
biyser's iluckleberfy Cordial; twill relieve
him after few doses.
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REAL ESTATE ar PRIVATE SALE

NOTICE. W. WILL HAVEG7
~ FORSALE AND RBNT in - few days soy 80
eral VERY NICE HJt sESAND Lots ia excellent
neigh DornO0fs IN Richmond. GlsO ONk HOl ~
And LOT I~ MANCHES ER, end ONL Ntkf
EXCELLENT HOUSE AND or - ASilLANb
Property 0Wncrs desiring 10 place Their Real ~
tate IN our bands can rest assured toaf We Wul
give their Interests our personal attention.
IS. y. BRAGG g. CO.,
doAft fil5 Main street.
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RASsRoAD LINES.


NHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROUTE.
\ sCHEl ULt TAKING EFFECT
NOb ENbLk 70, i'--.
LEAVE HigHHGS1.
s45A.M. Tor Ncwror Sow Od Point Com
Tort. aud norfolk daily except sun
s15A.M. sunIays only. 10 Newport News. Oh
Point, aud Nonolk.
r.05A NJ. Through ana Loci Nan to an points
Nest. except -uuisy, Pullman
si,epers clifton Forge 60 Lexington
8.20P NJ for Newport News. on Point and
Norfolk, except sunday.
100 v. Gorion5yilo Accommodation, except
a@P M for louisville. Cincinnati, chicago,
,L Louis, Memphis AMI Nc" "r-
lean.-fsst E1pr.---wilh through
Tuuuans daily. only route running
Iuumans west from Richmond.
ARRIVE ~ RICHMOND.
s.30A ~ Cor3onsYlo Accumulation, except
1858 A. NJ. from Norfolk. od Point. and Now
port New-. rNoep, SUNDAY
$40 NJ from loca points All the Wost, OK
cept sun1a.
G.O5P. N. nom Id POINT. Newport News. ami
Norfolk daily Pullman Palace car
Bshm0ud o. Cincinnati aul Louis.
fiiis
COOP. N. IRON Louiv.no and Cincinnau-Fas
Exprcs--daily.
Depot: Seventeenth ana Broad streets.
Iiksis 100 Naiu street. and at TO- DEPOT
n. 81. FULLER,
General Passenger agent.
.. 4. ODEiL. General Manager LO3
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III And POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALl~RAIL FASr-FRElGHr LINZ
40 AND FROM BALTIMORE, PhlLA'
DkLPliIA. NEW YORK, AND
EASTERN AND WEST
EkA CITIES
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BErW ERH RlCd-
hOND AND BALIIAOREIN ZACH
DIRECTION.
CorrespoDdinRly quick time n other points
Through bills ot lG4ing issued 81 low rates.
&. A. TAYLOR
HOl General Freight AgoI-
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HELP THE CITY MISSION.

Eve per cont on an sales at tho RACKET
STDNE his week will ho handed over 90 the tiiy
Mission for tLo poor of tho city Goods sold AS
cl0.o as hoy cnu DE bought elsewhere.
Come 1nl get the value 81 YOUR money and 81
tho same time rrlp Che Mission Dry Goods,
Notions. Ccuuom ms iuul hing Goods, Hats,
-hoe.. fC., &c., sept in stock.
JOHN ". LYKfL.
dcr9f Cll east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

LNOR SALE, 600 ACRESOF FINE CO
a. WUTFOAK TIMBER, suitable fos -
railroad purposes. lying imme3lHiciy on inc
Richmond ana Allegheny railroad ueari ne juno
ton Win the Chcsape axe aul ohio nj clifton
Forge. lhe land is amo %, easy ~ access, aud
valuable for g. saw md tie timber water p1we-,
and min raj deposits. HAS ssW-mil ald other
small impr0l cmeut5. Addr'ss
DAVIS =. KAY Err,
n029lW stanton, Va
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BY Joseph h. Davis. Auctioneer,
IL. y. Cook. Salesman.


yond Expos tou-Grounds GA
THURSDAY. DEFENDER 8Tn,
commencing az 10 O'clcck promptly. all Of my
HOC SEHOLO FURNITURE. embracing 3 va
rioty OF household goods Ia good condition: ali
farming imp .eIuents. embracing ONE CHAM
pos AONkk, a. goOl as new; WAGONS,
CARTS, FLOWS, FAMILY CARRIAGE. DRAGS.
HOr.BED SASH. BELIEVES. &C. Also, pair
hr5t-ciass MILES, good FAMILY HORSE. 5
FAT HOGS, 10 cons HAY. 10 barrels CORN. EOD-
TOES: 10 fact. everything 90 the place.
TERHs: All sums over $50 tour months for
satisfactory paper interest aided
deg hRs. HARRIET W. SMITH
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WlRUSTEE'S SALE.-AS TRUSTEE
4 ia decd executed by denry Arthur Keith
Murray aud wife, bearing date on the "a day Of
Mary, 1855. ana recorded IN AlDemarle County
Cour; clerE's orice, Ia Deci-BOok No. No 30.
page, 20 aud acting 81 ths raguest Of the holder
OF tle note secured IN said deed, uae UNDER
signed Ali at O'Clock 7. 81. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER %. i5ss,
offer for sale az public auction for cash.
on the premises. tho OAKLAND FARM,
containing about 4sOh ACRES Of land (ths
aggregate OF two tracts used as one farm. situa-
,nd ia Alb-marls county, Va, adjacent 10 tho
village Of Warren on the Richmond aud Allie
ghany railroad IN from. and adjoining The lands
OF John = Coles ana Others. This = believed u
DO one u tbe most desirable and attractive
pisces now GA thu market In this state. IL con-
tains large brick dwelling -hCuea With lne grove
Of OAK tree and All necessary outbuiidings In
good repair. There are 20 acres OF land IA TIM
Der snd the balance cleared and Ia fiao cOndi-
ton for cultivation or grazing. IL has als0 3
nice orchard aud 3 vineyard OF shout acres: Is
only half mile from railroad depot, post-of1ce,
stores and mill Churches aud schools also con-
Ye0ienf. Parties 90 tho promises or The under
signed viii show tho property % those desiring
10 examine IL. THOMAS ). MARTIN.
nn-iArutd 1rnafsa.
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UNHE BRADSTREEp COMPANY.
a chAliLks =. CLARK, FagzDRSr
kkApSrRkEI's RICHMOND oFFICE
no. llQs EAsr MAIN SrgEGG
Telephone Nos8

The Iic.siBond once Ess moro than Kept pace
win re r2tij fr0Eia o. DE cisy and develop.
iohi 81 iue leGr.t9ry illbgi4ly 10 Il II 0noIs -
lie .sss aUito eoatmVaily o. ,hlt section eli tas
1llYantagcsOf Esysiem Ine superiority % whica
D. focogInxti ia every tfa1o CDliro .. tho cigu-
.ogaard TIE lnteros. oi lls losai gairons IS al
tested ~ Tie iael tbal % has nov larger saaesS
s5ss3ssy.tefs nsaA aag chr sSredaiIss aesneE
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OLD DOMINION STEAM - ~
~ bulP CO0PAAL -szt@akA-s


FOR NEW YORK
g,oarers leave Rlcnmond ETRRY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. +. a.
Steamers leave New York for Rlchmont
EyRHY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. T.
n. arriving 10 Richmond MONDAY anu FIX
DAY IOkSiSCS
pRkseager accc "a nodAlons unsurpassed
Ca6In fare - Ssa l0rk ia James-riger
route Oacluding meals aud Oerthl...-...g0 a
Round, uip tickets limited larry Gays
altar date o. issue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J4el
SteeraEe vita subsistence zoo
storage. without sdosistence ..... ~
Cabin faro va Chesapeake and ohio rail
fOat .....s.ss..sss-srs.ss.- 90 80 W.
Cabin fare sid Rchnoo1 nn1 Petersburg
Tfessls can b obtained 81 a. W. CARRIERS. 100
Naiu street: chesapeake and ohio ard Rch-
nOnd ami Petersburg ecpots. and 81 complnyis
ofaces, 1871 aatn street. an1 wharf Rockets.
Freights forwarded ami thrOngn biiis OF latinx
ssued Tor points beyond New York
Frstgng received daig Gnts hour u sailing.
passengers leaving kichmont On AONUAlS
IL asDAfs. WEDNkoUAfS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS By Tho Chesapeako and Ohio rail-
vav tsfa Newport NoTsl a. s:ss A. NJ, AMI ~
raymond and Petersburg railroad same days,
I'd los A. NJ viii maze CONGESTION a. NJ 4
FOLK win steamer leaving thc8e d4yA
GkOk6k w. ALLAN q Co, AgsatS
NO. l11i Main sirerI sad
Ran lonnsas shA1l ReskAs1<
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
"a PRIZE GCOUS. EMBRACING DOUBLE
BuEECI-LOAriNG SdOiGtNs, PARlOt-
hIEIE~. CLOCKS, KESS y &C As s q.
ANIhO-CAsE~. RENOLEEkS. MUSICAL IN
SISUMBN1S. SCRAP-BOOkS, DOLLS. Sc, SC,
AT AUCI1ON.-On
TUESDAY THg irH DISTANT,
% II O'Clock a. NJ. will sell at my auction
rooms a LARGE COLLECTION II the above
named nearly 0rst-class HOLIDAY GOODS. con-
sisting Of $50 CAPITAL PRIZES. and eacn prize
re aeselts 30 smaller prizes. Zach lot viii 10
sold separately. Attention OF dealers generally
is asked 20 this sale. sale po-lIVe.
!. ii. VALENTINE.
de2 AuciOneer.
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DUBLIO SALE or sTAUNTON-

DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
J RIVER LAND.-n pursuance II the proyl-
sion5 a tao deeds OF trust executed by Major
Charles \ Darlington and his wife. recorded IN
The clerk's Office Of Halifax County Court. In
Deadlock No. Us, pages 80 aud go, and being
thereto required by tue beneficiary, tho UNDER
ggned val sell 20 the highest bidder, b. public
auction, ON tAe premises, on
FRIDAY, OCT0BEB &c. 1888.
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known Is
'NILDENDO.n
il is situated near Co'es's Ferry. I'm Halifax
county, Va, Immediately On stanton river, and
contains $50 ACRES
The laud Is OF exec lent quality well adapted
70 The growth OF grain. tobacco, aad o,her crops,
Gu1 r. In O good state OF cultivation.
he tract contains large proportion OF low
grounds In high state o. fertility, aud also q
large body IN original forest OF The finest oak
timber
The improvements conss, OF a LARGE AND
COANODlOU5 DWELLlNG-HOUSE with the
usual out buildings. while the farm is provided
with an necessary stables. cOrn-housos, barns,
and other buildings required Tor large plsnts-
ton.
The interest in The said land which il thus
offered for sale consists Of an UNDIVIDED
1uRtE-FOJkiAS INTEREST ~ FEE and a
TWO-TdikDs INTEREST In remainder OF tho
remaining fourth.
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money
viii b required 20 be paid Ia cash: aud on tue
residue credit OF one and two years VIII DO
given. tho purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor, With interest from day Of sale added.
As soon as the terms Of tue SAFE ara compiled
with a deed 20 the land viii be made 70 the pur-
chaser. and a deed OF trust taken thereon as a
fufther security for The deferred instalmenis
T.. G. FENABLE.
JOHN W. RELY.
August q, 1851 Irustees
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b. Apperson q Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers.


Real Estate Agents and Auctloneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4
< HANDSOME LOT or LAND ~ TIE WEST
FtN SUBJ RB-.-Ey virtue ~ decree On zoe
circuit Court oI nour.o county y ih' l',h OFT
February. ieS. and of O.tocer !, lso. .n iA' eiit
OF Kuby b. Raais, &c., will SELL Oh tAr pre-
m.ses, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1883.
al O'Clock p. NJ. dee LOT marked "E ~. g
In The plan 0T subdivision of me ,4ta'H oi lu"-
Oderi ( loDlnsUu. BE- fronts fH"ri}--A i..I on
uorth side OF uarvts or Beverley DH.H''u BIB 't-h-
inctYn Gui roupio 7trgca, ans r.1- hA'h L'
feet To- Bn alley fourteen lectwd' Ia diro hne
OF Improvement
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance ci FOUR.
eight, ana twelve months. for nr'ol1b.' iei,
interest adfet. and uuo ro,a.noi u} ihr No-r-
until paid in iuh ulLL 'N'l r"'
Special Commissioners.
II tbs CfgCrIT Court oF THE C1rNrr o. iEN-
RIC0--hILBY. &c. AGAfS3f IA HIe AID AIS.
J. samuel p. Mad1ul. deputy c'er< 90 t1e 4. AL
cou-t. do certify cha -he rond Required '' Nr'-
cial-Commisslonor if.U carer ly t'r-e" en-
tefeI in sat1 cause on -1e iu-'l lag % February
ISIS has been duy glrau.
Given under my hand This iith day OF tebru-
AIRY. lo9S. .....
noes SAMUEL p. NADpliL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-19
A Democratic Address.

We are II .sscd to cell attnttion thl,
morning TO DR.. Thomas Mooie', sd
dress to the democracy of this county.
IT has the ring OF tho tue me'a
about IT and gives 10 iudicston OF
vorviro hairs breadth from old
democratic andmarks, or the instruc-
tious of the last county convent on.
Tne ~prit Of disorqanilation arising
ont of the milk and cider twelfth
miami, and the prohibition campaign
last summer. must be curbcd Uy a
tiobt reiu and drawina strictly the
porlv lines The strife. birkeriu4.
and enimo-ities growing out OF tine
campaion mu7t he buried. The pro-
hipjiiouist must be prepared to vote
Far l,,e,nr q MUI,it nominated bg s.
democratic c)nve9i9n to aay oni,e
ar nick nm hi4 Garnet Gao md walk
ont of the democratic party Tnc
anti must he pranqred TO VOC for b
I'm Carrol If nominated. or do the
souoo thino. Tno mao who uu but,
info his democracy shoul under.t md
ne haa NO nart or parcel with the
uartv vhat spncie. Of demoora,
who.ays am . democrat but wont
vote for Nils. slu ,.dauocrat but
WON'T .av whit will do # d
,,l,tglv ,,oul. i. rntiu thp ulatf0rc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-19
Thc Conql'rr5n2 EGcrov.

Those who think that the prohibi-
ton democrats, rs they call them
selves, are tired of their hobby VIII
DO we'll to consider the following
from the pen Of the Rev, +. L. Mitch
ell, published in the Day of recent
date:
Those who voted for prohibition
have been silent, these months, amid
the tauut and jeers and threats OF
their opponents. but the 100000 IN en-
who voted for prohibition are the
peers of any $50. 900 i'll oil the land,
and they are doing no school-boy
work And they and the anti-hquor,
the anti-saloon sentiment are the live
litst things III reyaS, aud they do no.
intend to be put down, or to be put
out of their party by any authority
whatsoever. They intend to select
their time, their ground, their ow n
form OF issue, and conquer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-19

L9ndreth's garden seed and VI
potatoes at &. 4. McCu'loch''
Yellow yam seed and sweet pOl5Ss'
to arrive 7th Of February at VI
McCu loch's.
w hittaker uncanvassed hams NJ
Z. Cull1ch's.
Tho very best brands of ros's- Z.
ground coilee at T.. 4. McCullOcas
California canned fruit OF eVsi
script'on st very Low prices al "
McCIl uch's. \.
The b st assorted stock OF 'eN'
g. McCulloch's. 49,.
Landreth'4 onions Fctts ioF"'
&. &. McCulloch. =,
The best stock OF Key "@%
always kept by q, q. McCulIo-, ),
The very best brands OF che1,s,
bacco, fine cut and plug, aIV''
Cullochs. ,,ES
The best stock of staple sUS1 va
groceries of every yarieto N
kept al reasonable prices AZ Wv
CullOch'S.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-19
A water supply,

The city council, by an almost uuau-
jmous vote, has decided TO buy an
other engine and to put a system of
cisterns in the business patI of tow n.
These cisterns viii be connected to-
gether by pines, and a pumping Sta
ton at the spriug on the Brezos wiz
keep them filled with waite. al the
time. At last a means of escape lrolu
soulless, bowe,-less corporation ap-
pears in sight. Let the council pI o.
coed; the city endorses It's course. Ii
need not mind wnat Interested pa
ties may say; the a1-pay ers W. ap-
prove The plan.