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ruuw will be- ionnl in another column
Iho iuIl text OF D..m1pEs rcrurt 10 I'm.
pcror William ~ To The aulhcnuci'y q the
"Nulcs ipm the Emperor Frcichck's
Diary" rccnily % widely published.
Thcwnw iusttwopoiut, ~ be- made against
ihis report o. Tho Prince considers
The diary 10 published 60 b, spurious. yet
be- takes tho trouble Of answering H.,
slfunss, points o. seriously as Il ,hcy we're
g0nuuE and, Co. Notwithstanding hc
doos not consider lhcm n hc genuine. be-
orlcr the aucst and prosecution II the
editors AMI pub.islyn Of NJ Rnuls,has
unlcr article - OF the peual colo tor will.
fully making public state sccrcis n the
NOTES "afc apurious.' aud "uoi genuine. -
how can tho editor b. righ,iully prosc.
cuIcd Coz publishing state s,cctsl
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fnyetIc County.

Tor state SENATOR. II. DOErCu,
Tor Floatcr-C A. STAlNhACK.
FOR County Representative WILL r. SHELTON
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4 n,.ion cana.

Ffom iho hatuu ulpir
ouf little boy, h.E ycam old, was sent b
school ii.i eroy TO- ihc ffet lime, aud OF
h.s utuin hpm" asked his papM
"NhU TAUGHT inu i,at man bis loliom7'
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TnE fall season sets in hard, 50 Ear as
accidents and troubles are concerned.
Following upon the yellow fever epidemic
aud the consequent scare We have had a
fearful loss OF life in China and Japan by
cyclones, and In Australia earthquakes
tina, changed the face Of nature; then the
floods In Georgia. the wheat deal In Chi.
cage, the bloody and riolous strike still
in progrcS In tina, city, the loss Of twenty
one lives 10y the collision Of the schooner
Madclainc with the steamer Queen,
several milroad collisions, the worsi Of
them "Wednesday on tho Lohigh Valley
road, over 100 ponous being killed aud
wounded, aud the terrible casualty at
Quincy, III.
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Tho State nj Large Alhcr, g Marks, OF franklin
Josiah Patterson, of shelby.
First District-il. y Hughes, Of Claiborne.
Second District -GcOrgo I, zoe, oi Jefferson
Tbiri nistrct-Nm. T. Murray Of Warren
Fn,irih District W NJ Hammock, oi lrousialc,
Tiih Disirlct-W C. Houston. OF Cannon
sixth District III r. Norris Of Davidson.
Seventh n,tHct-fulrnoy hNers ui "hcs
Iirbth D,strlct-E T.. Cole NJ licury.
Ninth District Frank T. Pond, OF Haywood.
Tgnih District Harry N NH, of shelby.
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THE WEATHER.


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rOr T,nuussv Rain. iuuurl hH hir
A. c'o.,f uHrtb.Ily uiuiI ir.lsy. iish ono
~ toe Lake uouhwrsirf'y stturlty
lu. IH.sl|H aul Hf.austt Ihit.
..-l-.r n-L---n. NLLI-
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W. commend To- the special attention
Of Mt William r. Moou tho extract.
which We publish In another column from
EN-sccrciary McCullochs' "Alpn and
Measu"- "a Hall a C,ntuy." Tho grca,
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TIpion County.

For State scnAt1r-J. II. pOkfClL
For county Representatives. G. MOORE, sR
Tor Floutor JOHN T. HEAD.
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way Of the planter selecting such ade-
quate covering as comes TO him cheapest
will disappear, and he and not the Jute
Trust will be master of the situation
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TurHE arr boiling Republicans rs well
ns boiling Democrats, and they propose to
present ticket oi their own connection
tor the public support. We publish tho
names suggested In another column.
First among them comes our oil
aud esteemed friend. Judge Brown,
whom everybody knows Tor an able
lawyer and honest man, who was for
ycas y shining light among Democrats,
next comes another lawyer Judge J. l..
Bigclow, lifetime Republican; then
comes u G. Graves, q decent Republican
aud strong man wherever you put him. 10
whom Memphis il indebted for an uniail.
ing supply Of the purcst water In the world.
John G. Hook, printer, Who. like Eigclow,
l. on the regular Republican ticket. is next
and be- Is followed by oS.Niayor John
League, who, the last time We heard Of
him In politics, WIS on the Democratic
side, where be naturally belongs. Green
&. Evans, who follows him. Is a
negro politician, who las long been
prominent among the Republicans, and
Theodore Krkcl, the last, IL German,
Who was mixed up with |. H. Eaton in
Zoe production Of tho Southern Dcmo.
rrut letter This Is what nigh: DO
tcrmcd much Of = mixture, but Il j. every
way superior To The regular Republican
ticket on which Cooncy, a Democrat and
lhc leader Of the Second ward Democrats,
Is The lcadur, aud by long Odds the best
man
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WHAT has William r. Moore 10 say
about the murlor u the two ncgoc. In
Rankin Countrywide were put out Of the
way" morcly because they declared their
intention 10 yotc M Democratic ticket?
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Chairman Tony Walsh, Of the Democratic
executive committee. did some hri-class
missionary work yesterday. What added
moc than the usual degree OF intcrcs, io the
result, WIS the fact that u was achieved
most Unexpectedly aud as tho outcome OF
hit II pleasantly. George orics and MI
N. J.. rhmshcr ap colorrd people In tbs
primo oi ne, end ycarncd for more OF hap.
pincss Than bcsct their pathway before. Tho
latter was n widow, aud love made deter
mined aiinck upon the hearts Of both' one
ior The other bent upon sufrcndoring ana
hlisful over tho prospecL 'he couple
visited Tie county cour, clerks oH''e
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THE CORNER LoUNaER.

Inspector Lane, who represents the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals,
tackled n new phnsc u the question ycstcr.
day By arrcsting two small ncgro boys who
wcrc driving goat hitchcd up TO a wagon.
II was an ordinary sired goat with "a grave
cast " countcnancc aud II met Inspector
Lanes glance u commiscration aud compas.
sion with q steady, stony stare entirely un.
sympathetic and unfnicrnnl. Tho Inspector,
after examining The goats back, In order 10
see II the saddle had made IL SORE. com.
PEELED the boys 10 drive bis roaiship 20
the magistrates Office, but after witnessing
the goats Indifference OF manner o. appar.
cnt dislike to appear In court aud its willing.
ucss to but even the representative Of the
august society. he concluded that II would
b. almost impossible 10 treat IN tough an
animal with cruelty, he Informed the
boys TO unhiich the goat and drive II home.
As they started TO DO 30 "Billy" turned
around aud cast whitening glance nj the
inspector, then giving his abbreviated tall a
dozen rupid shakes be- ,roiicd OF with his
oolorrd companions Ia seek some back street
where the humane society has no agents TO
look out foi little niggrn aud goats enjoying
a ride.
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itWr publish Sumo extracts from the long.
promised hook by sIr Moucll Mackenzie,
giving bis professional ani personal views
OF The nj c''r Of ,bc limcntcd Emperor
Frederick. In this BOOK Sir Morrrn ~.
pcau the charp he male In = letter pub.
lilhcd SON after the death Il his illusih.
ona ra.icgi, that death aas FASTENED hy
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STATE ELECTORAL TICEET.

FOR CONGRESS Tenth District,
non JAMES PHELAN Of shady county
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rmE COMFY LnGIsLATIYE TIcKET,


For thc state senate.
NJ CREWs. WV. MCDOWELL
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tut EsNITEFNVEE'TFEsFNEs
W /. CLApr, RICHARD o1.uN'
RALPH DAVIS A. RENKERT,
mn GOODWIN
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FOR GOVERNOR.

FOR vICE.PREsIDENT,
ALLEN q. THURMAN. Of OHIO.
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ROBERT L. TAYLOR. Or Ca,tor County
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FOR PREsIDENT.

GROVER CLEVELAND. Of New York
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Manager Louis Davis, Of Jackson Mound
park. Is already revolving In his mind a
great scheme for fall display next year. Ia
case the present cCoTi TO prcparu for one Is
unsuccessful. Tits 10 utilize the present site
and arrangements Tor two weeks SEASON OF
grand opera, with mammoth chorus aud
realistic effects For example, he proposes,
whenever possible, 10 have those characters
supposed 10 enter on horseback do 70, and
incorporate every other lifo-like detail re.
quirci. Ia the two weeks he would give no
less than four operas, With a sterling cast and
immense chorus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
ALEXANDRIA.
the Primary-Died OF Lockjaw.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispa.ch.l

loPoua piesfeih 70 TIE Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va, May S.-The primary
election passed OF quietly to-day, with but a
small poll.
Lee Camp will send q delegation to the
Norfolk celebration.
Sunday night lady named Miss Turney
on The Louisville express, en- route to her
home IN Kentucky or Illinois. wss missed by
friends accompanying her lust after passing
Warrenton Junction. Her frientis, believing
her OF unsound mind, became alarmed, Al
Bealeton word was sent back TO search for
her. Before daylight she was found lyine
beside the track near the junction with her
arm broken and badly bruised.
Thomas jackson (cOlored) died Of lockjaw
last night, the effect OF burns received from
the ignition OF matches In his pockets.
The boat club has put two crews ihto
practice.
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By A. ]. Bradley & Co.

Real Estate Auctioneers and Insurance Agents
Thirteenth and Hull streets, Manchester, Va.
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THE sournwEsr.
Admitted TO Bsii-case Postponed.
Tsn.o,,, telegram TO tn. Dispatch,

Especial telegram 70 mo tispecn.l
CHRIsTIAssBuRG, Va, May S.-George
Williams had hearing before Justice Miller
an SATURDAY. on the charge OF shooting, with
attempt TO kin, his brother Paris. The ties.
tImony was voIuminous, but the burden Of
Il goes TO show that the defendant was pro
voked into shooting by repeated threats oil
his brother TO take his life. The case was
sent on TO the grand jury; but so extenuating
were the circumstances that the Justice
readily allowed bail IN . small sum.
Judge Blair has closed his Floyd Circuit
Court and arrived in town to-day. The
case OF Lemon rs. the Virginia FIRE and Ma
rine Insurance COMPANY was continued,
the counsel for the defendants (Messrs. j. l..
Tompkins and 7. A. Phlegar) concurring
with the counsel for the plaintiff In the re-
quest. An immense amount OF chancery
business was before the court, but very few
common-law cases. Our Circuit Court opens
on THURSDAY.
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nv telerrsph 70 the Dlspatch.I

by telegraph to the Dispstch.l
vINCENNEs, ND, May S.-George f..
Montgomery, lumber dealer. who has been
buying extensively in the South, has con-
fessed Judgment in the sum OF s2S,s0O IN
the Richland County (Ill.l Court. Mont
gomery claims assets Of 100000 in $50 cars
OF lumber now In Chicago. Liabilities
preferred amount to s2s.sOO; other lisblli-
ties, $4,000.
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DROWNING ACCIDENT.
Exciting Scene st N SEEMING Party.
fSDeglaI telegram 70 the Disnatrhl

lspeclsl telegram 70 the Dispsich.l
ROANOKE, Va. May S.--Wbile q party
composed Of twelve white and two colored
men were SEEMING In Roanoke river four
miles west OF this city this evening. Reese
Hurt one OF the colored men, got beyond
bis depth and sunk out OF sight. just as he
rose 70 the surface he was discovered 10 be
10 drowning condition, and City.Sergeant
Charles w. Thomas went at once 10
his assistance. Hurt who had not uttered a
word, gpsped his rescuer's arm. and being a
heavy man pulled him under the water. A
brother OF Mr.. Thomas rushed into the
river sad succeeded With the assistance Of
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others In getting Thomas 10 the shore, but
before the colored man could be reached he
had sunk 10 rise no more, the water being
deem and very rapid. A boat was procured
some distance away and an hour after the
accident the body OF Hurt was taken from
-. -
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BY Frank D. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers.

BY Frank d. Hill Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers.
rNHE LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
4 DESCE or LATE ALBEKr G. MALE.
SITUATED AT THE SOUTH NEST CORNEk
OF GRACE AND FOURTH STREETS, TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTION.-At the request OF the e1-
ecItors OF Albert q. Male, deceased, We Will sell
at auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY Q, 1888,
atss0P. NJ, the well-known RESIDENCE located
as above The house is Of stock brick, three
stories aud basement and Is one OF tho best
built and most conveniently arranged private
dwellings 10 the city. 10 contains seventeen
rooms, not Including bathrooms, store-rooms,
th-foofn, &c, all finished In handsome style.
the principal rooms with ine marble mantels. &c.
On the rear lot there is a large brick kitchen
with I'VE rooms and good brick stable. Tho lot
fronts 65 feet on Grace street, with depth OF I'D
feet TO wide paved alley.
This property IL so generally known that an
extended advertisement Is deemed super1ous.
After May lat any parties wishing TO Wow the
premises can call between tho hours OF and
J.. NJ
Terms: One fourth cash balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months, interest added,
and secured 10y deed Of trust.
PRANK ID. HILL 4 CO.,
ap q, Is, 90. My1,3,5,6,s.&9 Aucuoneers.
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TRAINS NoRTHwAaD.
Daily. tDally except sunday

Daily tDally except sunday
sToPPiNG-PLACRS
Mos q and Il make no stops NO. q stopi
onlv or signal at Manchester aud Chester. NO
= stops only on signal &C Chester, Centrsllh,
ana Manchester No. IS stOps on signal AZ az
regular stations No. o. stops on signal ~ AZ.
regular stations and also al Temples ann roIs
Walthal Nos 81, 82 %. -, IS. 30, ~, ana % VIII
stop al All stations for passengers.
PULLNAN-CAk SERVICE
OnTrains Nos. "A ami % sleeping-cars oetreeh
Now YORK. and Tampa, Fla. (Uid JacksonYllieh
on Trains Nos. u and u sleeping-cers between
Washington and Charleston. On Trains Nos.
Il 81 and a. sleeping-ccrs between New YORK
and jacksonville. on Train No. y sieepins-cars
between Washin zton ana Jacksonyule On
Trains Nos 10 and 70 sleeping-cars between
Washington and Wilmington
TIE ONLY ALL-kAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
IEAyE. ARRIVE q,
Richmond. .'IO:5s A n. | Norfolk. .9:25 I.
Kichmoud .. '6.O6 P. N. Norfolk 49,. $50 7. u.
Norfolk. .'s:l0 A. NJ. Richmond .l2;2l 7. ".
Norfolk .'4:s0P. N. Richmond. saS =. h.
These trains ARC make close cOnnectlons tof
Farmvtlle LyncnDurg, and southwestern points
and ali stations on the NorfolK and western rail-
road. except the 1913 train. Passengers Tor
points west Of Petersburg should take the eS)
= A. train instead. X. m. SULLr.
80 superintendent
ET.D. MYERS, General superintendent
T. NJ EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
SOL. HAAS, Iraric Manager myo
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BY Frank d. Hill & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 9 north Eleventh street

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE PLAN
OF BUENA VISTA, NEAR THE WESTERN
LIMITS or THE CITY or RICHMOND, ON
WILLIAMS STREET SIXTY FEET EAST OF
RfrCHIE STREET. FRONTING NINETY FEET
ON THR NORTH SIDE OF WILLIAMS STREET,
WITH DEPTH OF ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY FEET CTHE IMPROVEMENTS CON
SYST OF A FRAME STORE AND TWO SMALL
DWELLINGS,. AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of
deed OF trust from W. W. Young and wife. dated
August %. 1884, and recorded in tho clerks ONCE
Of Henrico County Court. Decd tod ii8, page
2l2, default haviuR been made Ia the payment OF
certain notes secured In said deed, ana having
been requested by the beneficiary in said deed
20 10 do, will sell At public auction TO the high
est bidder, ON the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1883,
at o'clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described
above. The lots are Nos. "a, 95. aud 70 In said
plan. The lots may be snb-dlYided TO suit tho
views OF purchasers or sold as a whole. This
property will prove good Investment 70 the
purchaser. and will pay Is per cent, besides
being In the direc; line Of improvement and i'm
mediafcly batweon two lines OF railroad now
completed for the accommodation Of the West
End.
While the deed requires cash. very adyan-
tageous terms Will be oaere1 at saie,
apA LOUIS RAWLINGS, Trustee.
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BY Henry L. staples & Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
hob Main street, Richmond, Va

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. TRACT OF LAND IN SUSSEX COUNTY
By AUCTION-By virtue OF n certain deed OF
trust. duly recorded in the clerks oilice Of Sus-
sex County Court, In Deadlock No. 5, page
1876. default having been made In the payment
OF the dobt thereby secured, and being so re-
quired by the beneficiary shall o1er for sale
by public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY Il. 1854
between the hours Of and o'clock r. NJ, all
that certain TRACT OF LAND I'm sussex county.
about three and a half miles from Wayerly sta
ton, known as she "SAW-MILL TRACT aud
which formerly belonged 10 John II. Ellis, con-
tanning G66 ACRES, and being the same tract
now or recently occupied by ". 5. Shuss
TERMS: Enough in cash TO defray the expenses
OF sale and to pay OF note Of 400, with inte-
rest thereon from April /, 1851, until paid; $500
on the ist Of April, 1859. with interest thereon
from April l, 1885,. until paid. and the residue
upon such terms as may be announced al the
sale. HENRY l. STAPLES,
my6 Trustee
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XORK-RIVER LINE (Yn WE9r
POINil
TRAINS DAILY.

STEAMERS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
The fayorite route 70 Baltimore The steAu-H
on this line are models u beauty. eegan's. as
comtorL Leave Richmond '3.D sulfs D..
arrive ~ Baltimore 50 A. n: leave Balls
more at r. NJ; arrive as kiehmOoi w ...
iO:a0 A. NJ.
fare Richmond 10 Baltimore Firstcils,.a
second class. $3.50.
The York Rivor Line affords superior afFl..
taRes 70 business men In enabling he1 "
leave Richmond near tho close 81 tas SAYS
transactions and arrive 81 Baltimore esr.y Pos.
morning, after having enjoyed deuflr
nights rest, free from tho dust and noise - lA.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond CEenv-mird
street dopOo .....-.s-.s -.-.+t.-.-- u = N.
Arrive Richmond (iSenty-htrt
Street tepot .......,.., ;...; ....,.. RESI- w.
daily. fDaily except sunday.
Depot and ticket-Onice; Foot virgins stree
Uptown Office Corner Tenth snf Vain sIrcA
JAN l. TAYLOR
General Paasengcy Aseu-
J. :. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agen,
Richmond IA
SOL HAAS Traffic Manager.
PEYTOS RANDOLPH. General Manage
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VAL
1 LIABLE STOCK OF DRUGS AND A
SPLENDID OPENING FOX A DRUGSTORE 81
THE THRIVING TOWN OF CLAREMONE
YA.-By virtue OF certain decd OF trust exc
cuted by Nedora A. Gridley and Ciarance T.
Gridley 20 me, dated January 2. 1893, and 70
corded In the clerks ONCE OF Surry county in
Deed Book y, page 46J. and ~ request Of tho
parties secured by said deed. will offer for sale
~ pubic auction, ~ the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
MAY IS, 1888,
AT II o'clock. oil the valuable stock Of DRUGS.
MEDICINES. PERFUMERY, SHOWCASES, and
FIXTURES contained la the drugstore now
rented By the said hedOra A. Gridley, located
near the public square on Bailey avenue. In the
town OF ClaremonL Surry county. Va. This Is a
splendid opportunity. az there IS no druggist
within a distance Of hfteen miles Of this town.
The stock inventories At prime cost about $3.50
and Is fresh and reliable In every respect
TERMS Cash. Apply to MINElkEE & JACK
son. Petersburg, Va, or DR.. c. E. GRIDLEI,
Claremont, Va.
ARTHUR RODOFF, Trustee,
CLAREN0ST. Va, 1895 myl
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SOL HAAS, TRAFFIC Manager.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. General MANAGE.
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StN IN 7 II = NFtI :, n NNNIIVt' ""
TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1883,
on the premises, AT 81 o'clock p NJ, we will sell
thai VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND at the north
east corner OF Franklin and Seventh streets,
with a comfortable FRAME DWELLING OF six
rooms, with modern improvements. noE under
rental Of $500 per Hnnun. The Lot fronts %
fcet with depth OF ITO feet 70 VIDE paYeu
alley
This site ia a good one for two modern dwell
ings or fats with modern Improvements Being
in n central location and Immediately on line OF
electric railroad. will pay a. an Investment
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, interest added
my6 tRANh ID. hlLL w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER, VA. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF HULL STREET BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS, CONSISTING
OF A LARGE DOUBLE BRICK STORE, OCCU-
PIKD BY JOHN W. OWENS AS A GROCERY (;
A LARGE DOUBLE BRICK STORE AT THE
CORNER or HULL AND THIRrEENTH
STREETS, OCCUPIED by JACOB BREWER
AND Y. B. HOWLE, AND ONE VACANT LOT
FRONTING q FEET BET WEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS on HULL AND
RUNNING BACK $50 FEET 10 AN ALLEY IS
FEET WIDE, APLAT HAS BEEN PREPARED
AND CAN BE Sem AT THE AUCTIONEER@
OFFICE.-By virtue Of n decree of tho Hastings
Court OF Manchester, entered At the september
term in the chAncery suit Of Owens, &C, rs.
Owens, &c, we shall on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1883,
at o'clock p NJ, sell the above PROPERTY on
the premises.
TERys: one nth cash; residue on credits OF
six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months,
ne BILE notes. interest added from day OF sale,
and title retained until whole purchase money
Is paid. Tho purchasers arc required 70 deposit
their cash payments and notes in the Citzens
Bank Of Richmond 70 the credit OF the Court and
nle certificate In the cause.
This Is exceedingly valuable property Tor ousi-
ness purposes or for Investment and should COM
mand the attention OF Investors.
CHARLES j. PAGE.
Special Commissioners.
A. J. BRADLEY & CO.. Auctoneore. my4
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II. A. ATKINSON, JR.,
=. ID. DAVIES,
ALLEN G.. COLLINS,
Special Commissioners

ASDBRsoNs GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST VIM
CENT, &C, DEPENDASTS--lN TnE CHANCBRY
COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
], Benjamin II. Berry. clerk Of tho said court,
certify that The bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
April 90 1895. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 81 day OF May, 1888.
my4 BENJAMIN II. BERRY. Clerk.
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by Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estato Aucticnecrs,
No. II north Tenth street


TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
Il OF THREg BEAUTIFUL BUILDING-L0TS
SITUATED ON WINDER STREET BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND CAkTkK STkEETs, IN
BAKyIEToWN, WITHIN TWO SQUARES OF
THR ELKCTRiC RAILROAD, FRONTING ON
THENokTH sIDE OF NINDkk STREET. AND
BUNSlNG BACK i25 FEET TO AN ALLEY 10
PEET wlDR.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust dated
Aptil 90. fss0. aud recorded in Henrico County
Court conveying the above PROPERTY 10 me
for sale, and payment OF the proceeds for the
on the promises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY Q, 1888.
AT sroclock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described
above.
This property Is rapidly enhancing in value.
ana must commend itself 10 all parties seeking
q good investment
fgxxs: Ons third cash: balance In six ana
Twelve moatns, TOR negoueble notcs with per
WILLIAM II. BEvkfIDGE, Trustee.
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