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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-05-25
BEAR VALLEY DAM.
A Remarkable Piece Of Engineer g Re.
Gently Com pleted in California.

A Remarkable Piece Of Engineering Re.
Gently ompieted In California.
Leaving the small settlement of
Grafton. we wind through the Mill
Creek canyon. and then climb over the
San Bernardino Mountain at an eleva-
ton of s. 600 feet above the sea, or
A. 100 feet above Redlands. Then we
20 down and through the Santa Anna
Valley and cross the next ridge at an
elevation of 1000 feet. Then we
descend l. 200 feet and ride three miles
B ar Valley Dam, which backs up the
Boar Valley lake or great reservoir.
rs it may now be called. One is SPELL
bound when he examines this
slupendous piece of work and realizes
the labor that it cost All of the
cement and other materials. excepting
the granite, which was quarried near
by. was carried by teams and pack
mules one hundred miles. and each
barrel Of cement cost $13 when de-
livered at the dam. 1t took team
two weeks to reach the Col
ton railro I'd station. and the
engineers and labnrers lived
in rudely-oonstructed log huts for six
months. From Cotton the route was
up the C.]ou Pass. thence over the
M"javc D sert, then through IL lucky"
b lldwin's silver mine trail to the end
Of the dam. The dam is built IT big
blocks of granite. ranging from half
fnp IN IN tauc IN, wArbt tha
ty being about tons weight each.
It's base res upon solid rock foun-
dation and its present height is about
60 feet, though it may be increased
20 feet without Any risk of weakness.
1t is a curved dam. its length of arc
being 800 feet and its radius 345 feet
lis base is 20 feet wide. and from this
it slopes to feet wide at the top. It's
average cocf1iciont Of safely is g. and
it would stand 20 times its presen
pressure. The engineer was F. E
Brown, graduate of Yale College
and of Yale Scientific School. and one
OF the largest property owners in the
county. The State engin eer of Cali.
fornia has pronounced the work not
only efficient but rem ark able piece
of engineering.
The lake or reservoir receives the
drainage of 200 square miles. l.
covers an area of 1000 acres. three
fourths of which around the old lake
was used as sheep ranch until pur-
chased by the Bear Valley G ,mpany
At the present height of water. fifty
three feet. at the dam there is a supply
OF nearly 5000. 900 gallons, covering
an area five miles in length and half
mile in width an average depth Of
fifteen feet. With the dam at its full
contemplated height, the lake will
hold 40 900 900 gallons, and at sixty
five feet, 81, 900 900 gallons Before
the dam was built this water was al
lowed to flow in winter torrents to the
sea. l is now capable of irrigating
5000 acres of land in the frostless
foothills. once supposed to be beyond
the pale of irri cation. and to supply a
population of 500 900 for domestic pnr-
poses 1t at pres mt irrigatcs the lands
Included in the towns of X 'dlands.
Llgolia. Grafton and Highlands. and
is to be exten led 10 S IN Bern ardino -
Scientific AlnerLcGu
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-05-25

AT Bellcville. Kan. while force
of workmen were excavating for the
purpose of sinking coal shaft near
the north line of the city. hard sub
stance was encountered about six feet
from the surface. The men supposed
it was an ordinary ledge of rock. but
upon removing The dirt surrounding
it. preparatory to blasting they found
what proved 10 be petrified buffalo.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-05-25
1t is announced that the record

1t is announced hat the records
If the expedition of The British shin
Challenger will soon be completed a
asst by the publication of the twenty i.
second. twenty third and twenty
fourth volumes. The work has been
course of publication since 1874 the
nd of the voyage. AMI The cost Of
compiling and printing the report is
said 10 have exceeded 81 900, 900
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-05-25
"A farmer in Clinton County. Mo,

"A farmer in Clinton County. Mo-,
found out that the grand jury was .ry-
ing 10 haul him ap for working on
Sunday. He at once had his four sons
summoned to APPEAR Def IRE the jury
MS witnesses against him. He WAS
fined 81 and COSTS. total of s. His
sons fees and mileage amour ed to
81. 60 each. q total of $40 40
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-05-25

The consumption of mutton is in
creasing in this country. especially in
our large cities, and it has become
profitable to supply this demand. 1t is
profitable, first, because the price is re-
muneratiye, and secondly. because it Is
promotive of good husbandry. the inn
proyement of the soil.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-05-25
Miss Minnie

Miss Minnie Free nan. u n -braska
schooi-tc acher who saved the lives of
thirteen children in b zlard by tying
them together so they could not get
separated. has received nine offers of
marriage on account of her bravery.
F n the first time our E lsttrn school,
lnarms regret that We have no bliz-
yards in Naw England -LoUeu Cou-
rier.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-05-25

Car crowded. Ladies seated. gen.
tlemen standing. Enters lady, old
and feeble, and stands with difficulty.
No one appears to notice her presence,
until brawny son of Erin standing
near her says: '.Holt onter me arm,
me darlint. and I'll stiddy ye. Begor-
ra, If l wern't a gintlemun, We should
have my seatr'-Detrou Free Press.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-05-25

AT Halifax recently a perfectly
formed egg, shell an all. about the
size IT q robins egg, was found In the
yelk Of hens egg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

ono car CABBAGE will he sold AZ auction, for
account of whom 90 may concern, al Richmond
aud Allegheny freight depot
FRIDAY, NOyEaBER orr,
o. la o'clock A. l. WILKINSON,
~ git a. nt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
LsnranIlnI.

StnOr CASTELAR, thinks The establishment OF
universal suffrage the most needed reform
In SPAN.
Emperor William win visit Constantine
pie IN the spring, on the occasion OF his Jour
ncy TO Athens.
Mr Francis Parkman has been compelled
bv poor health 10 retire from his office as
ovcrseer OF Harvard.
Bronson Howard WAITED 10 call his new
military mclodrama "'Gl-'G5." bat as this
title was already copyrighted for another
piece. lie settled on Shenandoah
Rev. S. +. Smith, u. D.. who wrote "My
Country, I'll, Of Thee" received q letter
from John G.. Whittier and a poem from
Oliver wendell Holmes on his eightieth-
birthday anniversary.
The beautiful Countess of Dudley has in
sured her lie for Sj0O,Oo0 for the benefit Of
her younger children. This is the lady who
set the fashion in England OF sleeping be-
tween black SIX sheets.
Herr Julius Konricd has been contributing
10 The Austrian papers some interesting re-
miuisccnces 81 living Nicnnese composers,
and especially Of Johann Strauss, Karl
Mllockcr, Karl Goldmark, and Franz Won
Suppe.
Mrs. Harriet Bccchcr stowe has made the
most remarkable recovery her physicians
have ever witnessed. When she left sag
HarbOr Il was believed that she could not
live to reach Hartford. Now, however. she
is better than she has been for some years,
and is able to walk with the AID Of cane.
J.. L. Toole. Fnglond's representative
comedian, l. the recipient Of universal SYM
pathy over the affection which has quite
Frustrated him. His only daughter, Florence,
aged TWENTY-FIVE, died at Edinburgh on
Monday. She was beautiful. talented Girl
and o promising actress. Her brother died
five years ago, and now tho old couple are
lett quite alone In the world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
"nues III. Eiecrton TO EaclsrIIIe.,,
lrr Anrlo- Amerloan c.ble % tne pIspatch.l

TBy Anglo American cable 10 the Diapatch.l
DUBLIN, November S.1he United lee
land expresses indifference at the result OF
the presidential election in the United
States. As IL says Il has friends in both camps.
Harrison, the paper thinks, owes his eiec-
ton 10 the Sackyille affair. as the Irish voters
suspected President Cleveland OF being
friendly with Lord Salisbury. While II Is
fiqitcring TO the Irish to be able to turn the
scale IN such a contest the fact is regretable,
rs 1t Is also humilistlDg and menacing TO
America. The Insh vote exists aSa sep1-
rate and menacne factor In American polI-
tics, because the fact that Ireland Il Without
a home rule rankles as sDfarhead IN the re-
laiious between the Enghsh.speakinR races.
sIt would be cheap for America TO estab-
lish home rule In Ireland, even at the cost OF
a war with Great Britain. We need not
comment upon the value 10 England OF the
settlement Of the Irish question"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

by Chewing Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctoneers, and broKers
No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Ihat when Ccr,oau, demanded that amount

that when Gcrnaus demanded that amount
he would demand similar sum. Jap
plause.l The French navy should not be
underestimafed. The wear 1889 would see
II in a respectable condition.
Dreyfus withdrew his motion.
Dorian moved 10 reduce the estimated
amount for naval supplies by l.5OO,OOO
francs. Admiral Krau,z opposed the mo"
ton, urging tina. the full amount was neces'
sary in order TO complete the storing OF coal
The Budget committee accepted the motion.
wbereupon Admiral Krsntz said iost be
would regard " A. q mark OF want OF conf
dence. This declaration caused great eN-
element, and Dorian withdrew his motion
and declined TO participate any further in
the dehale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Fighting over she kIectiOn-FIve
Killed.
lBy telegraph u the Dispatch. J

tby telegraph u the Dispatch
CHICAGO, November S.-A dispatch from
Louisville regarding the shooting aiirav at
Livingston, Nv, olection'day says; Five
men were killed and another MORALLY
wounded. In a political discussion Cham
pion Mullins and John Martin pulled their
revOlvers aud commenced firing at each
other. The former was a prominent Repub-
lean and the latter a Government Official.
Friends OF each took up the quarrel, and
twenty pistols were pulled and fusilade Of
shots were tired. The fight continued for
fifteen minutes, when, for want Of ammunI-
ton. the sanguinary ARRAY ceased. II was
then teund that samuel Ward, member OF
the Kentucky Legislature; john Clifford,
agent OF the Louisville and Nashville rail.
road John Martin, Government store
keeper; Frank Stewart an employee OF the
Kentucky Central railroad. and G.. Mullins
were siiled, and j. Sambrook, a merchant,
badly wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
where Some OF the Republican NO
neN Want.
fBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

~ " = .
NEW York. November S.-Anna r. DICK
inson, lecturer and actress, has begun suit
in the Supreme Court against the Republican
National Committee 30 recover $3.50 Tor
services rendered during the campaign. She
claims she was engaged In September TO
denver thirty lectures in the West, and was
n receive Sl2j for each lecture and her eN-
pcnses. She has received $3.50, but claims
10 was also agreed that In event ~ Harrison
election she was 10 receive $1,000 COM
plant was served on Senator quay aud bis
fcllOv-cOmmIiifcmen tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
WestV virginia.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch-l
CHAm.EsToS, November S.-ksnawha
county viii give Goh and Harrison 1900
majority despite The Democratic and
Union- Labor fusion. Morrison fRepubli.
cam Is reelected 10 the State Senate
and the Legislature l. believed TO be
Republican on joint ballot State Trea-
surer Thompson and State Superintend.
ent Morgan, candidates Cor reelection.
both consider the State doubtful. with The
ehanees OF Colts election. Anderson Dem
ocrsD Is probably elected 10 Congress by
small majority. The vote in this city is rot
counted. but will probably give a Republl-
can majority. 1t was heretofore Demo
cratic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
To Bald more Vessels.

liiy Anglo American cable " the Dispatch.l
PARIs, November SIN the Chamber OF
Deputies to- day Dreyfus moved that 81, 000..
0O0 francs asked BY the Government 20 for
lily the harbors OF Brest and CheIbourg
Be spent m building cruisers aud torpedo
vessels. The German aud Italian nsyies.
he SAID, were superior 10 the French payy,
aud the German Government was about 10
demand 2j0,000.ooo marks 70 build more
Vessels.
AdaIral Kraatz. Minister OF Marine. said
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
PurcbaSeoSaNe Newspaper.
lRr teIerraph o lhe pIspatchl

IbJ FI'tI1TI !" 1"V H''F'''0'-I
BTRMNOHAM, Ala, November S.-lbe
franchise. subscription list, good will, etc,
Of the Birmingham Age, was to>day bought
by the Herald Company. and new COM
pany was organized with capital stock OF
e200, 000 The Herald will tomorrow ap-
pear rs the Aeo-llc.'ld, and wi be
issued from the former IIersld office. Frank
p. O'Bricn Is president Of the new couipany
snd the editorial stan OF the Herald are In
charge Of the new paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Has Voted In Nineteen Presidential
FyecEtOus.

fepecial telcgram % tho DlspaNhI
CHRIETIANsECEG, November s. Major
John X. Charlton. an old gentleman OF
uinety-seven. is among the Democratic yo-
ters at this precinct. He has voted in nine
teen presidential elections aud has never
cast anything but a straignt-Out Democratic
ballot. Can anybody beat the record OF this
old Democratic wsr-horsef II so, | should
be plad 10 hear from him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Ronds Accepted.

by telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.l
WAsWNGTON. November S.-Ihe Treasury
to-day accepted tenders OF Sl,2j9, $50 As per
cent. bonds at 1883. Fours aggregauug
sGl0, 600 wcro rejected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
fire IN West virginia.

Especial telegram 10 the DIspatch.l
CHARLESTON. ". VA. November S.-Thc
stable ond drum-hOuso on top OF Cannelton
mountain were burned last night Eleven
mules aud large lot Of hay and other pro-
ycuder were in the stable, and when the fire
was discovered it WAS lmpos.lble to save
them. TIE loss Is about $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
By J. Thompson BrOwn e Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and Auciloneers,
lil3 hain street,
THRU TEE'S SALE
L OF
STORE WITH DWELLING ON LOUISIANA
STREET, N FULTON.

by virtue OF deed Of trust executed By John
II. Boltz and Bifs 10 tie undersigned, trustee,
de Cd - October. 1874. aud % record in ths
Chancory Court. city = Richmond. 20 secure the
payment OF a certain note therein described !;
and default having been made aud be'ng ro-
quesiet 90 10 do by the beneficiary, will pro-
ceed % cell, en- tho premises, on
TUESDAY, NoyENEsR -. 1873.
at i.30 4. ~. the above PROPERTY. described
IN said deed A. being on the northeast line Of
Louisiana street between Williamsburg avenue
and Futon street, commencing 30 feet east Of
Williamsburg avenue end fronting on SAID
Louisnna street - feet. with q depth Of ITO feet
20 an siiey ten teot vide.
TRnMs; Cash a. % expense OF executing this
truss and 20 pay tho sum Of $40, with intefest
thereon from 7lh Oeeotsr, tssa
LEROY X BROWN. Trustee
J.. TuekPsos Brown 4 Co. A1otioneers. 90 Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

MILWAUKEE, November S.-Early this
morning the upper story OF building oc-
cuplcd by the wholesale grocery house of
Jacob Wellauer wa Quilted 10y fire. Loss
fully 100000. Fully insured. Three tire
men narrowly escaped death by suilocatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
A CnI,,nrt Meefing.

ny Telegraph % the Dispa'ch,l
WASHINGTON, November S.-All the men,
bers Of The Calumet except Secretary Villas
and Postma,tor-Gcnerai Dickinson attended
meeting to-day, which lasted over two
hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

In pursuance Of tho decree Of October 9. 1883,
In The above named cause. tho undersigned,
special commissioners. will sell by public auc-
ton. on the nremises. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers. Kichmond, Va,
and
sampson ~ Adamson,
Real Estate Agents, Manchester, Va.

A UCTION SALE OFTEN SQUARES
"a IL MANChESIER ADJOINlNG THE
MARX PROPERTY AND KNOWN A. MARX
ADDlTlON.-By y.r,lo OF DECREE in the Chan
cory Court Of Richmond, Va. dated June y,
1888, c. O'B. COHar,iiu. who sueA DC. plaintiff,
-. j. H. DO1ley and Phiup 7. Purcell trustees,
and az, defendants, authorizing tho UNDER
signed ~ trustee 10 a cof;aiu deed Of trust from
Charles vs.. Purcell and WIFE, dated Nay 81, 1914,
% rell the property thereby conveyed, 1 shall
proceed TO sell on Tie premises, On
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1919.
beginning 10 ~ p. ~, tho PROPERTY de-
acrihed Ia said decree and desd-to wit: TEN
LOTS ,.4uoroQ. NOS -. IS. a.. -. ~, 81. g. 81.
a, and 50, adjoining he town u Manchester, ia
the county OF Chesteraeii, bounded on ne north
east by Jackson street. on the southwest By
street separating said lots from Dr.. Marks es-
tate. on tac southeast by Morgan street AMI On
tLc northwest Ly aaury street. The aDoye-de-
scribel property viii bo greatly enhanced Ia
vel Tor building h0uses by the noarness Of tho
proposed electric railroad thnt will cross mayO's
bridge end run up Hun street. Plat u property
az tie ONCE of the au.tOuecrs.
Terms BY consent, one fourth cash. balance
IN six. twelve, aud eighteen mouths: negotiable
notes. per cent interest added. aud the Dur-
cLasers waving the homestead exemption and
secured b. retepuon u tile on said real estate.
W. l.. COWARDlN
oc3 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A
w GOOD COOK AND CLEANER Win "a city
reference Address O., care Carrier 40. '.
"a. u-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

WANTED, A BOOK-KEEPER.
w state experience and salary expected.
Add ress "a. h., care Carrier No =. no .-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
BY james b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneen
1ll3 Main street


A TTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE
"A CORNER LOT WITH GOOD DETACHED
TTO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING THEhEoN y;
AT NORTHWEST CORNER CLAY AND
TWENTY-EiGUlH STREETS. At PUBLIC
AUCTION, on EASY TERHS.-By request Of
the owner shall Sell Dy auction, on tho premises,
on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, nth INSTANT,
AZ $50 o'clock p. w.. the ahOve-named very Do
sirghle and well-loratod CORNER DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING AND LOT, froutiug
82xl65 feet, at the northwest cOrneroi Clay and
Twenty-cighth streets. tho dwelling being
a neat, substantial. aud comfortable one, con-
timing five rooms. gas, city and Well-Water,
with the usual couyeniepcoa. and in good repair,
and the 1T being q specially attractive one,
with ample space for two store or dwellings,. ana
which by its fine deith on iwenty-eighih street
can be utilized 20 good advantage.
TERMS: One third cash the balance NJ ono
and two years, negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured Oy deed vi trust
j. r. ELAN,
nOQ AuUuouoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

WANTED, leo MEN TO WORK
w ON THE RICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
PINES RAILWAY. two and half miles from
town. Steady work guaranteed for thirty day b
the weather permits.
noQ-t THOMAS BARRY & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctionoers, sni Brokers'
No. north Tenth stroot
rr1cur.y VALUABLE IMPROVED

HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED
III AND UNIMpROVED EAST CLAY
STREET PROPERTY.-At the request OF mo
owner we will soil by suction. upon the promises,
on
TUESDAY TIE 18TH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1873,
Mt 43O O'Clock p. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE
BRICK RESIDENCE No. 10 east CiGy street, With
tho VACANT LOT attached. The whole properly
has a front 81 81 2-l2 feet BY depth of 40 feet
20 an alley fifteen feet wide. This h Indeed
very attractive ptoco Of property. aud should
draw all In quest Of homo sizes where there IL
sufficient room In which to move. breathe oni
have your being. ana sneozo without waxing up
your noighbors baby.
TsRMs: AT sale. CHEWING y ROSE,
nor AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

Use llORSFCRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Dr.. W. &. Ilauscome. Minneapolis, Mimi,
says: :" | used it 10 a case OF acute rheuma-
tlsm, during couvllescence; the particular
symptoms wished TO relieve were sleeplc,s-
ness and nervousness, and the results were
all desired"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
AUCTION sAEEs-Rufure Days.
ByE. W. Bowc.
Real Estate Auctoneor
GRANITE, GRANITE, GRANITE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT OF
LAND NEAR RtCHaOND. VA,
IMMEDIATELY OK Tng RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANY RAILROAD.
AND CONTAINING INEXHAUsT1BLE BEDS
OF FINE GRANITE

By virtue OF the hercinafie--mentlonet decreo
I will soil by auction, At no Office ~ the Guf-
t0neer, 40. north Eleventh street, Ia the city 81
kichmocd, Va, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. lsss,
n, o'clock T.. NJ. tho TRACT OF LAND above
referred %, lying about one and one half mlos
ives. 81 the city Of Richmond On TO Richmond
and Allegheny railroad. on which b. has q very,
ve~y long trout. containing S.. ACRE, md
known o. BE- undorllii with fno qualify ~
granite, On which account this land laf great
value. 10 profitable quaules Il tho fhilaloi-
ph.a Granite Company adiOn his land. ana now
thu, the Chesapeake ana ohio and tho hicnmoul
AMI Allegheny railroads have lraiic arrange
ment tho facilities Tor shipment Of stone east or
west Is all that could Do desired.
Remember. the great West is largo user ~
our granite, and that this land is on IA" only
roai leading directly % that part OF our country.
TEAMS: one fourth cash, ana enc residue a.
six. twelve. and eighteen mon hs for notes, WITH
interest added anu tite retained.
JAMES PLEA2ANrS.
special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
| DrRLIC SAVE OF sTAUNTON-

DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
RIVER LAND.--In pursuance u the provi-
.lcus of TWO deeds Of trust executed 10y Naior
Charlos =. Darlington and his wife. recorded Ia
thc c.orks Office Of hanlaz county toI. IN
Deadlock ~. 10. pages 80 ati 90 hni D'ihg
thereto r. IulrcI by the bcueGeidrg tho under
sigaed viii soil 10 the highest bidder, by pubic
auction, Oh tho PREMISE. OLA
FRIDAY, OCTOBER &c. 1851,
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known as
is situated near Coles5 Ferry. in Halifax
county, Va. Immediately On StauntOn river, aud
contains 1850 ACRES
The iaud Is Of excellent quality. VOL adapted
20 tuc erosih u grain. tobacco, and other crops,
an is ia "a good state Of cultivation.
The tract contains lcrce proportion OF low
grounds m high state of fertility. aud also
largo tOdY ia Orisils. forest OF the hnesL Cad
t.mhor.
The improvements consist Of LARGE AND
COMMODlOUs DWGLLING-HOUSE With the
usual OI;-bulliings, while the farm Is provided
with all necessary stables. corn O1se7, barns,
and other buildings required tot a largo piants-
ton.
TIE interest in the said land which ia thus
offered for sale consists u an UNDIVIDED
1uBEE-FOU ETGS INTEREST IN FKE and
TWO-rHiRDs INTEREST Ia remainder Of tho
remaining fourth.
TERMS: One fourth OF the purchase-money
will DO required 10 be- paid IN cash; aud on tho
residue O. edit u One AM two years will DO
gwen, TO purchaser executing hegouhD'e notes
therefor, with interest from day % sale added.
As soon as Tie terms " the saie arc compiled
with a deed Ia The and will be made % tho pug
chaser. aud a deed OF trust taken thereon as q
further security for Tie deferred nsialmens.
II. e. FENABLE.
JOHN ". RELY,
August q, lsSS Trustees.
'POSTPONBMENT.
The above sale was postponed 20
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1889.
no e-Tu&Ftd