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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-15
FAUQUIER.
Preparing for the Canvass-Other
Notes.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARRENTOS, Va, Sept 10, 1885,
A large number of welEknown speak
ers have signified their intention of
making a thorough canvass of this
county during October. Amongst them
are Major II. Il. Scott, Messrs. Hunton,
Jeffries, and Henry, and it is thought
that an unusually large Democratic ma
jority will be polled in November The
County Democratic Committee have de
termined 10 have three barbecues during
the coming month-one at Bealton, one
at Marshall, and the last one in this
place. Prominent speakers will be pro-
cured for all three occasions.
Mr.. q. +. Galloway has purchased
"Whites Mills, the valuable property
formerly owned by Il. George
Mr.. j. Ii. Maddux has purchased the
Warren-Green Hotel of this place from
Mr.. George Cochran, of Alexandria.
Ii was feared that the immense recent
rainfall would iniuro the crops, but it has
not.
The cannery project Of last spring has
been revived here, and a suitable man
has signified his desire to take control Of
it and gradually to buy out the stockhold-
ers.
A concert will be given in Upperville
on the night of the 18th for the benefit
of Trsnity Episcopal church of that
place, when Mr. Harold Randolph, the
well-known organist of the Baltimore
Cathedral viii perform.
The Circuit Court of this county is
now in session, and the interesting and
important suit OF Adams against the Fau-
quier White Sulphur Springs Company
will be tried to-day before Judge Keith.
Bishop Randolph will preach here on
the 23d and confirm a large class
Mrs. Caroline Durthridge, who, it is
claimed by some, organized the first
Sunday school in the State, died on Sep
tember 10Th in Rappahannock county, in
the ninetieth year Of her age.
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virginia supreme Court.

ISV1TlI TVIFET1lT1 ~
SrAUNToS. Va, September l4.-ln the
Supreme Court to-day three cases from
Albemarle county were heard
Farish's trustees Vs. Parish. Argu-
ment concluded by A. r. Blakey, Esq,
and the case submitted.
Fry Us. the county of Albemarle is re.
moved to Richmond on the privileged
docket.
William Fl. Peyton as. Cars execu-
trix and others, Argued by s. v.
Southall for appellant and George Per.
kins for appellees, and continued until
Monday for further hearing.
The court will be in conference to-
morrow, and will hold no session that
day.
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AUCrsos sALEs-Futnve s-y,

BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneor,
Ono. T. Laughton. Jr.. Salesman
No. "a Ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-15
FIRE IN NORFOLK,
Varufsh Factory burned - The
Treshefs
Especial Telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, Va. September l4.-This
afternoon q fire-alarm was caused by
the burning Of the varnish-factory OF
Alfred II. Turner. A stream was gotten
on theefire, but the building with its
contents were. on account of the in
fiammsbie nature Of the materials. en-
tireiy destroyed. The FIRE was the re-
suit Of an accident. The amount of loss
was over S5,oe0. IN the effort 10 save
some OF the material Mr.. Turner was
severity burned.
Passengers tonight report that the
freshets in tho rivers along tho Seaboard
aud Roanoke railroad commenced 10
subside to-day. Great damage has re-
suited on the bottom-land farms along
the Boancke, Nottoway, Meherrin, and
Blackwster rivers, and the loss will
doubtless asaount to hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars, the cotton and corn
crops being submerged and destroyed,
and bsrrs and outbouses, live stock, cut
lumber. cordwood, bridges. fences, &c.,
swept away. The rice Of water in the
Roanoke WAS the highest ever known,
and overlooked the country three miles
from - banks. buried the CROPS fifteen
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Virginia News Notes.

Albcmarle grape-growers are getting
good prices for their grapes at the wine
cellars.
The Miller Manual School opened the
10th with an attendance OF 100 boys and
the same number of girls.
Mr.. j. Woodward, chief train dis
patcher Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way at Charlottesville, has been trans
ferred to Clifton Forge.
A letter from Randolph, Charlotte
county, says the fresh in the Stanton
river has caused serious damage TO the
corn and tobacco crops in that section.
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EREnEKaCHnnuRG.
I've Deaths Dem ocratic Rally Post
poped.
fgnecial toleeram % the plspatch.

Especial telegram 20 the pIspstch-l
FREDERICKSBURG Va, September Ia
Mrs. Abraham Primer, OF Stafford
county, died very suddenly OF pneumo-
mia in that county yesterday, in the
sixty-fifth year of her age. She leaves
a husband and three children.
Mrs. Maggie Patterson, wife OF Mr..
Warren Patterson, and daughter OF the
late Thomas Harrison. died at her resi-
dence in this city this evening. Her
death is O shock TO the entire communi-
ty, who sympathize with the bereaved
husband. She leaves one child about
three months old. Her death was
caused from typhoid pneumonis. She
was in her twenty-third year.
The Democratic rally announced for
Stafford Courthouse next Wednesday
has been postponed until the regular
term Of the October Court, at which
time Messrs. Breckenridge, w. II. f.
Lee, and other distinguished speakers
will address the Democracy.
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News Notes.

Mr.. Depew. Mr.. Morton's proxy, met
with warm reception.
A new comet is approachingthe earth
at the rate of 5000, 900 miles day.
A porter on a sleeping-car running
ont of Boston stole and swallowed a lot
of diamonds.
The Tyrone pa burglar who blew
open a wooden safe and got sixty-one
cents will probably be read out of the
profession.
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feet under the water, and submerged and
swept away severd dwellings and many
fine plantations were ruined. II has
been most unfortunate year for the
farmers of the river section OF Eastern
North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-15

ARklVE RICHMOND
4saoP. NJ MAIL daily except stnisyh .,
vs. A n. ACCOMMODATION daily "hS't'
SlnlaV.
1890 A n EXPRESS daiy NJ.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION bet"crh
mond and Sco.uTilio leaFss A. D. fe1sru'-..
arrives 7;l5 Y. N.
CONNRCTlOSS
AtClift0n Forge sitA ChosapeAss All "hp
railway foe ths south. West aai NQrlhHts- Ill,
~ Lynch BARK Hiih Norfolk AM Hetisfa
foGd for AL poin,s South. so1fhsa,- sni $50.
west aud yirgiais Midland railway isf Al P'''''
North and South -. -. -
AZ Hlchnond VITA Associated ksliHsy. ~ =.
pOiDts In mo soash, snl hichmohi. trslssN
burg aud Potomac rslFOad Tor No Nof.a, III.
As lexinxtoa wlla bAnmcre Anu Val1 =.
roai making closs connections a. hIp
VERY 20 and from Pittsburgh aud No "ssN ~
'sss 49, sis.sA.s I, sss 1s9Es" 49, "
N s'ese,rs-cAr. Iynchburss 70 nsmghss Ne" D.
'' ss an a a...'s &.Ry e1ssss suaiayi
daily. a. ..-.. as,.s... sfx a.a
NJ, sSrse, iuso Aa1a sfreel and a. h,ee.n.s
a., anornsay depot kisnsn sad 1850. 1si
,.a GsasrA fassesssf Aga
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AUCTION sALEs~rss.n scs'rses' -s Scyss;:~,
BY u. N. Quarics
X. A. Cstiin,
po.t rstate Agents and Auctionoors.

Roa Estate Agents anu AuS'"n'"
A UCTION SALE OF TWO DE.
"A sTRABLE BRICK DwRLLINgS, On c, =
FRAME DWELLING, AND SEvEhhL Dna INN, y,
FIJL DWELLING-ROUSB SITES Os bib Da
HirI--At tho request Of the execunrs " IN, ,so
late Hiram W. Tyler we will sell at pubic auc-
ton, ON tho premises, ON
THURSDAY, sEPrEsBEH 20. 1883.
a. 3 O'Clock p. NJ, the following fno-
+ That ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY AND
BASEMENT STOCK BRIO FRONT DWhLL-
ma No. 30Of east Main street libby HID, eon-
tanning eleven rooms. bath. range, &C s.aulo
aud carriage house; on lot q i-l2xl5o fee' 10 o"
" ?. The BRICK DWELLING, no. 1908, adjoining
above. and similar IN all respects; lot HAioo
feet IN an alley.
q VACANT LOT adjoining and west OF above.
described tsnements, at the southeast corner VI
Main and Warehouse streets, 33&xl5o ieot 10 IN
alley. .,, .., on soo,
zach and running back about 100 iect on NAM
between Thirtleth aud Thirty-frst streets
B. The TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING NO.
3ol7 east Main street, containing nine roOIns
with water, gas. &c, on lot S5xiU rect
This property IA conveniently, heatntully, huu
beautifully located. Whil0 II Is almost on inc
edge OF Lbby-H Hill Park, yetit IL 10 plain view o.
chin borazo Park. IL will always Do scugn,
after. not only on account OF the dengnuuI
breezes that always prevail there duflng tne
warm months, but for the unsurpassed views
from that point.
TERMS: Liberal and at sale.
b. II. QUARLES,
Z. A. CATLfN,
nts Auctioneers.
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UaTfIua Uusfffnfa

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CnovERDALE, VA, Sept IA, 1888.
Hollins Institute has opened with 125
pupils present, and all Of its accommo-
dations engaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-15

DICHMOND BAZAAR, -
N Nos. 1858 AND ftf0 FRANKLIN srkssf.

DICHMOND BAZAAB, EC
IL nos. 1893 AND fto FRAsxLrssrEssr.
TO-DAY
a, 10 O'Clock we will sell sisrge number o. ,sry
snnerior HORSES, BUGGfrS, PHAkIOrs.
and WAGONS, fruan which selections may %
made.
ATfi O'CLOCK
lso bales HAY In good condition;
PUA ETON AND HARNESS, nearly new, extrn;
siDF-BAR BUGGY AND HARNESS but lt'ie
used;
fPAIR KoANs, beautifully matched;
PAIR EXTRA LARGE FARM MULES 70 % soiu
for tho best price they will bring.
1 sORREL HORSE. eight years old, togetnor
with TOP-BUGGY AND HARNESS-an Gle
CANT outfit
THIS sale.offers extra inducements to parties
wishing 10 purchase.
ADDITIONAL
1 IMPORTED DONKEY four years OLD, souno
and perfectly reliable 10 harness.
lis r. b. COOK, salesman.
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,WANTED, TO SELL CHEAP,
w 20WD RsT-Ct.ASS BUILDING BRICK,
which I viii sell cheap In lots 70 snit: also,
ECO BEST STOCK BRICK C. p. DRAM,
No. II north Eleventh street.
10 IL Th.Ss&su2t
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LIBBY PRISON,
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated February "a.
ls3S and duly recorded In Decd Book 1874 z, page
352. In the clerks Ofiico Of Richmond Chancery
Court default having been rnade IN the payment
OF n certain note therein secured. dfo August .,
IsSs for k5,s25, with interest thereon from no
95th Of February, less. and being required 90 10
do By the holder Of said note. We will sell ~ auc
ton, on the promises, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1888,
AZ & O'Clock p. NJ. tho PROPERTY described Ia
said deed, "a follows: All that CERIAlN
LOT OR PARCEL or LAND WITH TUE
BRICK TEMeHENrS THEREON, lying anc
being in the city Of Richmond, Virginia, 1T me
southeast coroer 81 Gary aud Twentieth streets.
fronting 1872 feet on Gary street and.running Dack
l20 feet 10 Dock street
The building consists OF three large four-story
brick warehouses and are admins ably suitrd Tor
any manufacturing or other heayy business
Terms: Cash % 10 note for SSH. que
August %. 1888. ana interest on same from fofru.
fary %. 1855, aud expenses Of sale and enough OF
the residue payable on the ssth day 81 November.
isps9. TO satisfy another note Of t5.ezS and in
terost from February y. 1888. and enough OF ms
residue paFabls % tho esth day OF February,
issg, % satisfy another note Of $3.50 aud IN
terost from February 35. 1873 and the balance
upon terms b be announced al the Tune OF sac.
The purchaser will DO required 20 execute his
notes for the deferred payments and secure
them by deed Of trust on the property.
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
FRANK w. CHRISTIAN,
SCI Trustees.
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BY Il. o. Chanin e Co,
ReapRs.ntc Auctioneors.
No. / north Tenth street
JULIUS STRAUS,
w. J. WESTWO
y Il HuAEETN

DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
4 RIVER LAND.-ln pursuance Of the provi-
sions OF two deeds Of trust executed by Major
Charles :. Darlington ami his wife, recorded IN
the clerks Office OF Halifax County Court, In
Deed Book No. 70. pages 80 and J95, and being
thereto required BY the benenctary he under
signed viii cell 10 the highest bidder by public
uction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER GO. 1893,
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known as
"MILDENDO"
IL is situate near Coless Ferry. in Halifax
county Va. Immediately on Stanton river, and
contains 1850 ACRES.
The land y OF excellent quality well adapted
70 the growth OF grain, tobacco, and other crops,
and Is In a good state OF cultivation.
The tract contains large proportion OF low
grounds IN high state OF fertility, and also
large body IN original forest OF the finest OAK
timber.
COMNODlOCS DWELLING-HOUSE, with tho
usual ouL-buiidings. while the farm is provided
with all necessary stables, corn-hOusos, barns,
and other buildings required for large planls-
ton.
Inc interest in tho said land which is thus
offered for sale consists OF an UNDIVIDED
THREE FOURTHS INTEREST IN FEE aud a
TWO-THIROS INTEREST In remainder OF the
remaining fourth.
TERxs: One fourth of tho purchsse-money
will be required 10 DO paid in cash: and on the
residue a credit OF one and Two years will be
given, the purchaser executing negotiabie notes
therefor, with interest from day OF sale added.
As soon as the terms OF the sale are complied
with a decd 20 the land will be made 10 the pur-
chaser, aud a deed OF trust taken thereon as
further security for the deferred instruments.
4. G. YENABLE.
JOHN W. RELY,
August 81, 1888 Trustees.
au D
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WANTED, A MAN TO TAKE AN
w oFficE AND REPREsRNTA MAHbPAC-
TtREs. so per seos. small capital required.
Address, with stamp, MANUFACTURING Box 70,
West Acton. hass. 50 l-SaAt
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RAILROAD LINES.

Sale by R. b. CHAPLIN & CO.
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ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
W HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PlANo'
PICTURES, &C, AT AUCTIoN.-On
TUESDAY THIS 18TH INSTANT
at ;OX o'clock will sell ut the residence NO.
5Ot nerth Fifth street, near Clay street,
I6<-OCTAVB PIANO: -, ,,,-,-, ---..
WALNUT HAIR CLOTH PARLOh sUll' seven
pieces: - .,,,rre
OIL PAINTINGS and OTHER PICTURES;
WALNUT CaAMBER SUIT; -
FEATHER BEO. THREE-Pbf CARRIES;
MAHOGANY WARDROBE aud LOUNGE.
WALNUT SIDgBOAkD, CHAIkS,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE-ten feet long;
REFRIGERATOR, CROCKERY, and GLASS
WARE; -
No. Z COOHING-STOvE and tiATUhEs, anu
MANY OTHER HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
saf5 Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE

II - tD6lAltL VI NhLOAD
Il RIVER EsrArE.--By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed By tho late hrs. X c. Darlington.
and recorded Ia tho clerks once OF Charlotte
County Court, will sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
1HURsDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1888.
that woll-known aud truly VALUABLE ESTATE
lying on he waters OF Stanton river, In tho
county Of Charlotte. known &c RlDGEWAY, con-
tanning i,t7o ACkHs OF LAND. 20 OF which are
firstelses hon grounds
Tho DwEfLING-HoUSE Is OF brick. with
twelve rooms conyehlsntly arianged with closets,
storerooms, &c. and Is surroandod by beaaii-
ful and weli-kept lsen and garden.
The FARM BUILDINGS arc ample, and tho
place may DO offered In two parcels, with TN
pr0vements on each.
For more particular information address Mr..
JOHN w. ELAN. Asplnsall. Cha<lotfe county,
Va. or myself, ~ HauApdan- dDey. We
rxxns: WA Do made knovnon The day Of
sale. A. X VENAHLR
al @-Th.ss6futda trustee
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SAFES.

Prepare for burglars. Thieves win be nu-
merons during our Exposition. have a car OF
firytciass DteDold. Valentine n Bsslcr, or W..
H. Butler Safes now on hand. Call et once n
you WISH % bay. Is rs would take several veokB
10 order II moi Ia stock. X. |. BAfNEN Agosk
LIZ east Main street Richmond. Va ~ 21
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-15
BY X. +. Chafiin 4 CO.,
Real Estate Auctloneers,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SAIL e OF +
J. FRAMED DWELLING WITH THRkE
ROOMS ON THE NORTH SIDE or MOORE
STREET BETWEEN NORTON AND HAkhl-
son STREETS, BEGINNING 40 FEET fKOM
HARRISON STREET, RUNNING THEME
WESTWARDLY AND FRONTING 80 fkkt ON
SAID MOORE STREET, lTHESCE BACK BE
TWEEN PARALLEL LINES 100 fBlsf 10 AN
ALLEY 10 FEET W1DK-By virtue OF certain
deed OF trust from Philip Harris and vile. re-
corded in the Chancery Court Of the CITY OF
Rich mond ia Deed Book L3l B, page $50. default
having been made IN tho payment oil certain
moneys secured therein, and az tho request OF
the benenciarfes in SAID deed, We ghl sell by
public auction. on the promises, %
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER. Is, 1888,
OF 5 O'Clock p. NJ, tho abOye-described HOUSE
AND Tot. Good chance for an investment.
TRRMs: Sufficient TO pay expense Of executing
this trust and fS535 now due; remainder on
terms announced at sale.
JULIUS STRAUS,
W.. " EST WOOD,
X. u. CHAfFtN.
Trustees.
Sale hvR r. CuAEFrN & Co Sc 10
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TRADE AUCTION SALE OF CAM
L PAIGN HATS.-In anticipation Of the great
demand have received large consignment OF
CAMPAIGN HATS OF the best manufacture, IN
GLIDING Campaign Plugs, tho 'Bandana peul,
and the Russell Campaigner, which VIII sen ~
auction at my store. Ne. "a north Ninth street,
MONDAY, sKPTEMBHR II. 1883.
NJ II O'Clock A. VI. These goods will be sold 70
the trade regardless Of cost and in lots OF not
less than ono dozen Of each kind. A rare chance
for bargains. GEORGE ". NAH,
so IL Aucuoheor'
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INVEST BROAD-STREET PRO
w PERTY.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust OF record
in the clerks OF q OF Richmond Chsncery
Court. In Deed-PoOH 80 A, page 81. default
having been made IN the payment OF a portion
OF the note thereby secure1, and being required
by the holder thereof 50 10 60, We VIII sell by
auction, uIOl the premises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ., lSSS
at so O'Clock p. NJ. THAT FRAME HOUSE No.
7Oi west Broad street The lot has front Of
9Oxi3j teet 70 a paved alley II feet wide
Come to this sale and p aut your money. Its
bound 10 yiold y0u good crop Il dividends.
TERMS: BY agre ement one third cash; the
residue az six and twelve months. per cent
added, and occurred by deed Of trust upon the
property, or all cash at tbs option OF The pup
chaser Al. CHEWNfNG,
EDWARD (. ROSE.
ee14 Trustees.
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RAILROAD Lsszs.
echeinbo IN Ensoi
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Train No. % connecs, dsaly eEee1t ..t.r,.,
az heysvfls for Chase Clty. Ciarfsris. ~
Oxford t0DDscts dAgiy 40 GresnsDOrD % Jlr
ham. haisAzn, Salon. and Winston All Al
points on North Carolina DiyisiOD. ~ a. ~,
tor Asbeyfite, H0t springs. and AL pI.an F.,
Western North Csroiina. and st Inarlltfs DE-
Charlotte. Columbia and AuRuzfa raii-.aI
Train No. 81 connects daily ~ Gr,'nsyl-y
for salem, winston. Raleigh, Goldso.rl. 81
hOreheed City. nc salisbury i0r Ashesiue ia
Springs, and oil points Ia Western Nlril Car.
lima; at Ch2rlotts with Charlotte. f0l4nt.a All
Augusta railroad for Columbia Aug4ftN A ..r..
Charleston. savannah, IhomAsyille. Gs. It-f.
sonvills. and otner Florida points. al'l. "a
Carolins Central railroad f0r Wilmington
Trans from ths nolth arrive a. h.can1lt
8 A. NJ and sd Z. ,..
tCLOVEG ACCOAMODAIlpN.
Leave Richmond - - 4. .
Arrive Manchester. ....... 80. ..s''f y
tAMRLIA COURTHOUSE rkAIN
Leave Richmond. .......... .......-...t.tfpF Y
Arrive kich mcnd .............-.--....-.. o. 49,
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ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioueer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE. OF THAT
SPLENDID PROPERTY
KNOWN AS THE
UPPER ARLINGTON HOUSE."
SITUATED NEXT To THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF sIXTH AND MAIN STREETS

By virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing
date on the lst day of March, 1881, recorded in
the clerks Office Of the Richmond Cbancery
Court, Deed-B0 l2l G.. page $50 70 secure a
certain bond therein described, ana by direction
of the hoirter Of said bond and tho drawers
thereof, | will sell By public auction, on the
premises, without limit or reserve. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, Is, 1881
at O'Clock p. NJ. that SPLENDID PROPERTY
known tho UPPER ARLINGTON house.
situated on Che north line Of Main between sixth
aud Seventh streets.
The LOT fronts thirty-nve feet moro or less,
on Main street., and extends back between parnl-
lei lines ono hundred and seven feet. more or
loss.
The improvements consist OF an elegant four
story and basement granite. marble, and stock
brick building, containing eighteen large ROOMS,
besides dining rooms. pantry, closets. re, &c.
and i3 supplied with all needful modern con-
yepiences.
property so wslfconstructed either for resi-
dence. q firSt-class boarding house. or for Oats,
so eligiby located, being oasily accessible 10 the
business centre, either by foot rail, merits the
attention Of those seeking investment as such. or
an elegant home. An inspection is respectfully
solicited
TEsHs: One fourth cash: residue In equal
payments at six, twelve. and eighteen months
tor negotiable notes, interest added, cd by
trust deed or all cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser. GEORGE N. DREHRI,
se6 Trustee
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ANTIO COAST LlNE.
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sTOPPING-PLACEA
Nos. IT ana ii maEs no stops ~ % Of,
only on signal as Manchester All '.s."r '
- stops only on signal at thcs~f' ,'-'' m
ami Manchester. No. Is stops "a sigls 81
regular stations M. % si0ns 20 sign 81 .
regular stations ani also ~ Temple 81 ''.
Walthaii. NoN y, 81 -, So 70. -. %. A. u Z -
stop al ali stAnons for passenger
PULLMAN-CAR sB8vICE
OnTrains Nos. a ana 3 sieepfns-cars te's,'l
New YORK. ami Tampa Pa, lria JACKS ...'r.
ON Trans Nos. q aud q siooping-csrs tr.F''f
W ashiu gton and ChArirston. On ira.
sleeping cars between New York ani !a.t'a-
Vile On Tran No u sireping-cars tc' 20
Washington AMI JacksonFlls
TIE ONLY ALLRAfL LINE TO NDatlLA
Rlcnmoni. nos A. " 4 Norfolk. .....-e--f ?
Richmond. .. so 2. II. Aorfok. ......l ( I. =
Norfolk......'s: o.. ". hi,h laond.. j.. o.
Norfolk sszOP n. Richmond. y D. y
These trains Also make close cooue'i -- f
FarmVille. LyncnDurg, ADD soush = 81. p .,'
aud all stations on The Norfolk snd " e-. . N'.
rad. except the 1888 train. fass-'i -
points west u Petersburg shodii IA. 20
A. 4. train instead n u. - "a
SuT-lrinauUfiHl-
TN RhERs0S General Passenger AYri-
SOL HAAS. Tranlc Manager a.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -s-h,-is.l
commencing MAY u ieSs-eastefu s.aEiari
time:
rs A. NJ leaves Byrd stress station daily. -, Ks
only az Ashland, J0ncuos. 'url
and Fredericksburg. sieapet ID
Washington. Leaves WashiI gton'Is
New York as ii:sO A. Il.
ii:cf A NJ, leaves Byri-Strce< sLsii0n fAiY. -
eopt sunday Leaves W eshingl az
keV York at 40 z. N.
eoP ", leaves BYrtsueet station ia.f.
Sleeper 70 Nov YORK
1913 A. NJ, srrives AZ Byrd-stroet station da.h
Sleeper from New ork
t'tsP. NJ, arrives az byrd-strcs. station iA.f
stops al Fnedericksburg. MiiiprL 81
Junction. sleeper from Nashinsf -
iGSP NJ, arrives ~ Hyr1-Stresg station - 70
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAiNX
DALT sxcEFr sUNDArt
snoP n accommodation leaves Byri-,reF
ststiOn. arrives ~ Ashland A. 5 4. a.
to4P. NJ, leaves HlDs arrives 81 Ashlaai %
ca 4. ".
Es7A NJ, accommodation. arrives A. tfrE
Street sialloR leaves AshlAai 81 70
A. NJ.
tssP. ~, arrives st Rlb2, leaves AshlAni -
bl2 +. VI.
CA. TAYLOR. General Ticket Asen.
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