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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01

complete set Of family scales together Win eur
loeue Watches Books Guns and numsrous housenoo
on which oRer great 10 Agents and sees
Scales accurately fitted and adjusted and ~
in respect only offered at this prise sos
to encourage agents others handle goods rc
dollar order from mammoth circular - wn
Of scales paid for tins
A. T. EVANS CO., 1Sa and lS4 State ST. CAiCAe4 tt@
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01
United States Land Office

L. NJ. REED JR.; Register
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
nOlNGS al DANVlLLE.
An Important Term of Judge Pauis
Court-A Man Killed by Falling
from "A TreSfte.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatcb.l

Especial tciNETam 10 III" birphtrusi
DASvuIr. Va. November 19.-The
United States Court-Judge Paul pre-
giding-began an important term here to-
day. IL is expected that number of IN
teresting election cases will be tired, among
which are charges against some of the
North Dauville Democrats. also 4. 4. Fox.
one Of the registrars for DanvIllc.
A large number of charges against per-
sons from the mountain districts VIII bc
tried for alleged violation of internal reye-
nue. laws. The case against Mrs EOsn Il.
Daniel, of Halifax, charged with sending
obscene matter through the mails. was
continued until next term.
This morning as the tram over the Dan
vile and New-River railroad was crossing
the tTestle Just beyond the Richmond and
Danville junction the body of man was
seen lying on the ground below. Upon in
vestigation il was found 10 be that OF Avis
Swami, who worked on farm near by.
The trestle Is sixty feet high and the mans
neck was broken. 1t is supposed he was
walking on the track al night and fell.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Susie Elliott. well-known young lady of
Danville. TO Mr.. John l. Boswell. of Rich
mond. The ceremony takes place Novem-
Der 26th. Mr.. Boswell was for a long time
a resident Of Danyillc.
A movement has been lnaugureted 10
build grand hotel with the view to attract
northern tourists from the South in the
winter. Ii is said that the Atlantic and
Dsnville railroad will probably take stock
In the enterprise.
Tobacco has been rolling in oil day from
the country and big breaks are looked for
during the week
Trains over the Richmond and Danville
road from the south were delayed several
hours last night and TO-DAY. big wash
out occurred south of Charlotte.
Hon. IA. G.. Peters. the senator elect from
Patrick aud Henry. and his antagonist, Mr.
Abe Pedigo. are both in attendance upon
the United States Court. Mr. Peters made
hard tight and is much elated at his
success,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
HILL CITY.
Removed from Onice-A Social Event.
special telegram to the Dispatohl

LYScHBuRo. VA. November 19.-J. r.
McGhee. superintendent of the almshouse
of this city, was removed from Office to-
day by the Mayor for misfeasance. Rev:
I. r. Cartwright has been recommended
for the position by the Board Of Overseers
OF tho Poor and it is understood be will DC
appointed tomorrow.
The social event Of the week was the
marriage of DR.. ". IA. Baker and Miss Eliza
Deahe. daughter Of Captain Frank Doane.
Rev. W. r. Hall, OF the first Presbyterian
church. officiated. .,
Captain Kirk Otey, recently resigned
from the captaincy OF the Home Guard,
was rendered handsome reception to-
night by the members Of the company. at
Armory Hall, and they also presented HIM
with AT elegant easy-Chau.
A heavy snow and rain-storm prevailed
at Blue-Ridge Springs all day Sunday,
Diphtherla is reported in epidemic form
in the neighborhood Of Blue-Rldee Springs
ana a good deal OF excitement prevails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
CIVIL SERVICE VIOLATION.
Old Dominion Republican League OF Vir-
ginia.

IBy tclegfhpn w tuo bioP'e~H'l
wAsnrsoros, November i9:-The Civil
Service Commission, il is understood, has
laid before the President it, findings and
recommendation IN the case Of the officers
of the Old Dominion Republican League OF
Virginia who are charged with sending to
Government employees resident in Eir-
oinia inst prior 60 the late election. and in
violation Of the civil-seryice law, circular
letters soliciting contributions for cam
paign purposes. While the commissioners
are reticent upon the subject. It IL be;
lieyed that the commission IS confident or
having made out a primal 0cie case against
the accused, and that they have recon-
mcnded to the President theirprosecution;
The circular. it is understood. was signeed
by c. A. Newton, president. and nd Br Sodd
Smith. secretary. Upon the iette1.neh
anneared the printed names of the officers.
sotne Of whom are now in the employ OF
the Government. What action the Presl-
dert will take, if any. is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Location of NaVy-Nards and Dry-DOcks.
TBy telegraph 70 the DisOstch.l

Location of NaVy-Nards and Dry-DOcks.
UBy telegraph 70 the Diso4tch.l
WAsHNGroS November 19.-The com
mission appointed by Secretary Whitney
last January pursuant to an act of Con-
gress to report as 10 the most desirable
location on or near the coast of the Gulf Of
Mexico aud the South Atlantic coast
for navy-yards aud dry-dOckS" has made
its report TO Secretary Tracy. The com
mission visited and examined the follow
inc sites. the advantages and disadvantages
Of which are SGT forth IN detail: Port
ROYAL, s C.. savannah, Ga, Brunswick,
Ga. Sapelo Sound, Ga, Key West, Fla.
Tampa Bay and Pensacola Bay, Fla, Mo-
bile Bay and Mt. Vernon, Ala, Biloxi,
Miss. and New Orleans. La. The conciu-
SION of the commission is a. follows
After carefully weighing all the adj
vantGges and disadvantages of Algiers as
a site for % naval station the commission IS
Of the opinion that while the spot IL not
an ideal one no other place in the Gulf COM
pares with II IN advantages offered, and
that the advantages are so many and SO
great and outweigh the disadvantages TO
such an extent that the commission has no
hesitation in recommending the location Of
a navv-yard and dry-docks at the present
Government reservation at Algiers, La
The site selected Is situated opposite
the lower end OF Rev orleans ana en-
braces a Government reservation 34S feet
front on the river by 2,SS0 feet deep. Ad-
ditional ground would have to be pur-
chased, but this, the commission saws. can
be purchased at reasonable price. The dry
dock here, II Is estimated, Will cost $780,
600 and require three years for its con
struction. As to Port Royal. the commits
sion recommends the establishment OF
% drv-dock. depot of naval supplies. and
a coalEg-station Oh Paris island, at the site
Of the present naval station. An estimate
accompanying the report fixes the cost of
a timber dry-dock similar TO those now
building for the Government at $675,0OO,
t. be completed in three years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
An Attractive Wedding.

IspocIaI teIogrsm % The Dlspaieh.l
FAHMvrIK. November ian attractive
and largely attended wedding took place
this evening in the Methodist church. The
bride was Miss Maria Waddell, aud W. r.
England was the groom. j. l.. Hart, a
cousin of tho bride, was best man, and
Miss Florence Hart was maid OF h0nor.
1ne usbers were Messrs. Douglas r. Elan,
G: @. Cowan, L. Lee Morris, and j.. Davis
cbsncel-rail and rostrum werel buried in o
beautiful display Of rare eAplics. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

plants were mingled with the choicest
display of flowers. and chryssnthemums
were especially in conspicuous. profusion.
When the hour 90 O'clock for the cere-
mony arrived hardly an inch OF available
SPACE could be found within the church
and eager eyes were peeping over the
shoulders of those who stood in the en-
frances. The bride and maid entered the
church preceded by the ushers. the groom.
and his best man. and at the altar the party
made a striking tableau while Rev. William
+. Kone. of the Baptist church, performed
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. England left
Immediately after the ceremony for brief
bridal tour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

WANTED. STUDENTS IN STE
w BIOGRAPHY AND TYPkWRlTlHG. We
are now well settled In our pleasant new quar-
tiers and have much better facilities than ever
before for giving our pupils tho best possible
training. over 100 graduates now holding re-
sponslble positions. Visitors always cordially
welcomed
McGILyRA COLLEGE or sTENOGRAPHY.
oc l3-d&W6m 10 north Ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Resigned His Position.
nv telegraph 10 the Dispatcb.l

PrxslcoLA, Fla, November l0.-Hon. ".
d. Chipley has resigned the chairinanship
of the State Democratic Executive Com
rnittee. He gives as his reason for ms action
TINT be isunwilling TO have the appearance
of ieopardizing the interest OF the party.
The RESIGNATION was brought about by Dir.
Cnipley's having been drawn into q discus
sion with United States Senator Call, when
he saws was undesired by him though III
avoidable underline circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
Byf. D. Hill q Go.
and
y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate huctionssrs
TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE
A SPLENDID LOT
on CARY AND DOCK STREETS BETWEEN
TwENTY-PIRsT AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS,
BY AUCTION.
TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE

by virtue Of tTo certain deeds Of trusi--one
bearing date on pa Of January. 1856. ~ ilil ar
ter aud Richard O. Pagan, trustees, and ths
other bearing data 10'h OF January, 1875. 70 81 i-
liam II. Palmer ana Is. 4. Crump. trusises--re-
corded Ia the ChancsgY Court ~ Richmond. the
frat ia Deadlock l29 A, page 90, and tho ia''or
10 Deek-BooS 10 B. pagestl, We WI sell by alc-
ton. WITHOUT Llhli OR RESERVE, on mo
promilos, on
FRIDAY, 22D NOVEMBER, iss2. At Z O'CLOCK r. n,
tho EXCELLENT LOT, which fronts on both
Dock and Cary sroets. between Iwenfy-lrst aud
TWentY-second stroe.s, beginning IS fees east %
TTeny.nrsi street., fronting IL feet, WIKI q
dopth ~ I'D ieot
Being Immediately accessio bio 20 wafer sDd
rail transportation, this lot should be sought
after y Inyesters. sLippers. and munufac-
turprs.
TEsxs: One fourth cash: balance 80 ak.
twelve, and eirht@eu months for the notes, WIN
iEleie d. sddod. and secured by ,rusi-docj.
HILL CARRIER,
RICHARD 50. PEGkhN,
WILLIAM -. PALMER,
X. =. CEJMP,
no 10 Trustees,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
THE FAILURE OF j. T. NIX.
4 Number of Richmond Firms Among His
Creditors.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.


GRErNvmLE. s. c., November 19.-The
failure Of J. 7. Nix is the talk of the town.
He is "a lawyer. and did most OF his bust
ness IN his Office, though he at one time
owned seven large stores III this state and
one at Shelby. He was rated well III the
commercial agencies in general and special
reports. and Al times had large sums TO his
credit in local banks. He bought on credit
and sold for cash at remarkable close
prices. Most Of his paper issued for pun
chases came due on the 18th instant. and
az that time there was Il swarm Of creditors
hero. He made general assignment that
evening. having sold two Of his stores the
dav before The liabilities are estimated
at from Si25,000 10 >20O0OO. and the assets
are stated at $4,000.
ar. Nix is reported 10 owe $4,000 In
Richmond.
Among his creditors are: Freshman \
Morris. u 200. Klngan q Co., $l2j; 5. w.
Travers d Co., $500; E. G. Leigh, Jr;,
500: Watkins. Cottrell d Co., Sl42; j. II.
HGrgrove & Son, $50: /. Stern q Co..
~ 300 j. G.. Tinsley & Co., 81, 900: Allison
Il Addison, $1,000; Martin Powers & Co.,
500: Weisieer Clothing Company. $500 t.,
Marshall d Moncure. Sl,l0O; Wingo, Elicit
i Crump, $4,000.
thinner Il Co.. Of Petersburg, are in for
a small sum; Cradd0ck a Terry. of Lynch
burg. for $4,000; Oglesby, Iutwiler Co.,
OF Lynchburg. Sl,700.
The Martha Washington TobaccO-Works
lose alsO-hOw much IS not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
II G. 'n NO
AN ACROSTIC.

WHY do s0mc gyOcerS nm d0lVn
He-No Tea?
THEY think there is not enough
profit in it.
DO ven mean that yOn frhie price
at aoJich ii shall be s0ld?
IT would be foolish for US to do
so. we would rather h av c
them make a larger profit
than they do.
WHY is that?
THEN the grocerymen would
stop talking against HE-No,
and push it. HE-No is their
bcstfriendif they onlyknewit.
WON'T they laugh at tie idea Of
He-No 6clNg tier Jy7end, they
APPEAR to think the 0tiry 70y?
YOUa are candidany way, and Twill
be equally so. A fewyears
ago, the grocers sold more
tea than they do now. The
TEA STORES cut into their
trade by offering as bait,
sugaratcostor less than cost,
in this way they gradually
secured the trade in tea and
coffee as well. Strange as it
may appear, people did not
see that what was taken off of
the sugar was put back on
the tea. Tea stores can't
afford to sell tea at the pro-
fit the groccrs are selling
HE-No for, and that is why |
say HE-No is the best friend
the grocers have. 1t will in
cvitably increase their sales
Of tea.
TELL that Ia tie Marines, gen say
SO because yen 7Oantt0 please the
gy0crS aR2SeHMeW He-N0tea.
THE grocers arc the ones we want
to please, but we wont do so
by fattering them.
TRUTH is, yOu are like the rest Of
the 7Oonld, J'0u 10 make
money! that's allyOH ayeQftey.
EXACTLY, and we believe the
quickest wayto do that's
to tell the truth plainly,
to call a spade a spade,
and give the people just
what we promise, which
IS the best and purest tea
we know anything about
Good morning, we do
use Pears Soap"
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR HE-NO TEA,
AND TAKg NO SUBSTITUTE. BEWARE
or INVITATIONS.
MARTIN GILLET CO., Established lsu)
Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md.
lnO1 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
The knights OF Labor.
lBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch

ATLANTA, GA. November l9.-The morn
ing session OF the Knights of Labor was
devoted TO discussion of the cight-hOur
question. Resolutions were adopted to the
effect that the matter Of short hours should
be regulated by the demand. The etlec: Of
this is TO leave it with the local assemblies
to get as short hours as is consistent with
the different kinds of work. The General
Assembly favors the gradual reduction of
time but Is opposed to any radical move
1npuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

CALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE
y few good men TO sell our goods by sample
20 the wholesale and retail trade. We are the
largest manufacturers in our line In th0 world.
Liberal salary paid. Permanent position. Money
advanced for wages, advertising. etc. For fun
terms address CENTENNIAL MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY. Chicago, ILL.,. or Cincin-
natl, o. no l1-eodaOt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
West Point Notes.


W. ~ " IVkTU''I % FlI' UlsDFVIUT
WEsT PoINT. November l9-The steamer
Huntingdon sailed this morning with 800
bales Of cotton. She will finish leading al
Norfolk and sail 70 Bremen.
The receipts Of cotton to-day were S,oi2
Two schooners are here from New York
unloading salt and another is here unload.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
WEST VIRGINIA.
A Call for Special session Of the Lssisla-
ture.
rsnerial TELEGRAM. % the pispstch.l


Especial Telegram, 70 the DisDstchl
CHARLESTON. W. Va. November %
II has leaked out that Governor wilson
has already prepared his call for a special
session of the Legislature 10 convene on
January 18th. He has also prepared bill
to establish the Australian system of voting
in this State. with what he considers some
improvement. which is to be introduced
by one of his friends, and bis call VIII en-
brace this as one of the matters to be acted
on together with several others. chiefly OF
local Importance in addition TO the settle
ment Of the gubernatorial question. Inc
call will he made public IN a few days. Inc
Governor will give 10 information what
over on this subject, but large number Of
copies of his proposed bill have been
printed, although their existence IL sup
posed to bc profound secret known only
10 the Public Printer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
REAL EErATx an PRIVATE SALE

AT PRIVATE SALE on LIB 81
"A ERhL TERMS, for party retiring from -
business. TWO VERY FINE ESTATE west 81
and near Richmond. with quick transit By rail
and nrst-rnte gravel road. Also. VERY VAL
UABLE PIECE or ELlGiBtY-LOCAtED CITY
PROPERTY. APPEksON y CO.,
poI7-IN Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
4 Heavy Storm.
ny telegraph to tie Dispsrch.l

Try telegraph 10 tie DispGtch.1
AsnUnY PAgK, n. j.. November ia
heavy storm ragged along the coast all
night. The surf is running very high and
cutting ont sections OF the beach. A large
schooner IL reported ashore between Sandy
Hook and Seabrlght.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR HE-NO TEA,
AND TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. BEWARE
or INVITATIONS.

MARTIN GILLET & CO., Established IsI)
Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md.
moi 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
BY L. G. Tnsiey & Co.
Real Esta.c Agents ani AucuoneeEs,
1l10 Main street.
A L G T | o \ S a L f
n or
THAT VALUABLE IHREE-SrORY BRICK
DWELLING
No. 80 NORTH THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.

81 the request 81 tho o ynor va shall oIor FOR
sale by public auction, on tha premises, on
FRIDAY. NOvsgBrR -, 1859,
at t.2o O'Clock Z. s.. thar VALUABLE THREE
SrOhI BICk RESIDENCE No. 52l north
Third street, between Clay aul Leigh e,rsetA
The House contains nioe rooms t--i les closets,
hot and cold water, range, t1ta, LatrOle, &c. aAd
IS 10 1rst-class 0rI'r; largo snady yard with
good detached BRICK Rifclen WIN Two rooms.
This property ls now occupied ly good
tenant at IA rental which vii, pay Handsomely on
thu price expected for r.
If you want 4 nice homo centrally located, Or
good paying Investment, couao 40 this sale.
Terms ono tnIrl cash balance in ak, tWolve,
AMI ei-lteeu months, cr0iit, 90 De evidenced oy
negotiable notes with per conf in,ere7. aided
and secured by tflst-deel. or all cash, az TIE OPP
tiou Of the purchaser.
/. C.. TINsLEG & CO..
no ~ AuC'iOucer5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
REMOVAL.

DR. WILLIAM f. MERCER. SPE-
~ CiALST-Diseases of Eye, Ear, aud
Throat-has removed his offices 10 No. So6 EAST
MAIN STREET, NEXT TO ST. ALBAN's HALL.
ONCE Hours: 9 10 ~ a. VI. $50 to p. NJ.
no i3-eod6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

nol0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
BY Y. ". EoEe.
Reai Essate Auc'ionssr.
A MAGNIFICENT JAMES-RiYER
~ ESTATE
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK HILL ANDA FART
OF BLN ISLAND.

In execution ~ \ feed ~ trust % no under
signed trustee, dated i3th August, lss3, All
duly recorded iu Goochland C0uhty Court We
VIII sell by auction, - mo oflce 81 y. ". boWe,
NO. north Eloventh street, Elchmoni. Va, ga
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER gr, ls,3,
att O'Clock P. ". rms NOTED ESTATE. sl,i-
ated on James river and on th9 Richmond aul
Allegheny railroad, 20 Goochiaui county n'y-
one mies vest ~ Mcnmout. containing l,>O'A
ACRES, %. acres Of which "a the lover part ~
ElE island. aut the residue consists ~ low
grounds. upland. and woots, and tne character
OF the soil "a admirably adapted to inc Iroluc-
ton o. corn wheai. tOoacco, aud gra->
The Dwelling IL a handsome structure 90 etuc-
coed brick, with eleven large and AIRY roo~s,
and With yaranfas and p0rclos extending
nearly around. The Out-houscs an farm buili-
ings. mostly Of brlcS, ARE extensive In uumtor
AMI variety aud arranged 10 the best manner Tor
the operations OF such an estate. Nlicn Will
CON pare fayOrah!y vi any in NiTginIR.
1gRHs: Cash sufficient Co. pay costs ~ ssle an1
any back taxes thGt may pe due. and i) pay he
sum OF $50. = credit as % 1880 until August
-. 1892. wi b interest thereon from Augu !1,
50. au1 payable annually and TOO residue at
six and twelve months for note' with IA crest
added sud al credit payments 10 b. secured ~
n deed OF trust or the property ans by policy Ot
insurance on tho buildings duly assign@d.
81 GEORGE D.. FlILLl Oh,
THOMAS y. PAGE,
A. l. bOULWARE,
oco3 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
ACHISk- WORA y.

DICHMOND
~ LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINR-wORKs.
RICHMOND. VA.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Our facilities for the manufacture OF HIGH
CLASS MACHINERY are unsurpassed II you
need steam power for any purpose call us
through telephone, and We will send up al ex-
pert 70 make estimates ana name prices
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE
WORKS. my !4ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
~ the request Of tho owners We viii ofer for
sale by public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1879,

~ the request or tho owners We Val oUef lcI
sale by public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1879.
At o'clock p. NJ, that truly valuable ond very
desirably-i0catcd STORE PROPERTY above
mentioned. This house was erected OF good ma
terinl IA tho most ~ Dstantial manner. aud con-
taius large stOreroom about III feet deep, a
nice dwelling above with ten rooms. modern I'M
provemenfs. such q. hot and cold water. Letrone
ove cooking range, &c. There is q good on
trance % tLe dwelling from Broad street The
l0i fronts ~ s-l2 feet. including one halt Of an
si0ot Icy which is for the exclusive use ~ this
property and that adjoining on the east and
runs back 1876 az feet 20 m alley. With he cX-
cepiion Of lev corner properties this Il one ot
the most valuable pie ces OF real estate in this
CITY Oh the north side OF Broad street We In
wife special attention % this sale, a. IL oilers an
extraordinary opportunity for 5afe aud profit
abla Investment.
TERMS. one third cash; 5000 on credit IN
III Nay "a. 1874. WITH per cent. interest thereon,
payable seIni-annuGliy, AMI Tor tho balance tho
purchaser viii be required 20 give negotiable
nOios al 81 Z, twelve. ant eighteen months vi b q
per- cont. i2fercs aided. nll the credit payments
81 be secured by a deed Of trust. and tho pur-
chaser is also 10 keep tho property amply III
surcG.
Immediately after The sale Of tho store will be
offered Tor sale all The STORE FIXTURES, such
az SHELVING, COUNTERS, Sc.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
SUTTON s. CO.,
p non Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

rglRUSTEES' SALE OF ONE HUN
z DRIED And TWENTY FEET OF LAND BT
a DEPTH OF ONE HUNDRED AND Nv kNi1-
FIVE FEET. WITH JWO-NIOEY FRAME
HOUSE THEREON, fkONIING on NlNltR
(, IkEEr BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND CAR
q ER STREETS, IL SYDNEY, COUNTY or tkN-
REC, NEAR TIE WESTERN LIMITS or NE
CITY of kICHNOSD.-by virtue Of a decd OF
trust from 10. ert ant Lena johnson, OK scutoi
10 fns undersiguei CD secure q certain sum ~
mOnoy therein menton0l. default having bsen
made ia tne payment u fhe same, ami being
thereto required by She beneficiary Nc VIII, On
FRIDAY, N0yEaBEg -, 1859,
az O'Clock q. NJ, proceed % cell NJ public au'-
ton, on the premises, tho property above De-
bcrlbel.
IERNs: Cash rs % expenses au1 SJAk %; bal
ance a. upon such terms ~ may b. announced
ats1le. GEO.Gk y. NArHOt. dE..
JOSEPH W. THOMAS,
EDWARD $. ROSE,
nof- trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
pays.

by NheHllNs q nose
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers md Brokers,
No north Iauth street
10y VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID or TRUST OF record iu thu clerks o1lco
81 tho Richmond ChHncory t0urt in Deadlock
l3i b, page L. default having been made in fAe
payment OF TIE deot therein serul ed, ahd pains
required 10y the holder thorooi 200 g Do VI WI
rel. By auction, upon the promises, GA
TUESDAY, NOvENlSR 20. lss2
at $50 O'Clock =. NJ, those TWO FRAME DWELL
ING>, Nos 80 aId 1872 fopier street, fronting
A. feet inches, more or ics-, The north Tine ~
Poplar street. ami extending back about loS foet.
Owing 70 the nesrness % those hOuses 70 no
contre Of the city You cannot 70 astrGy by coming
70 the sale aud purchasing ono or both for reniat
purposes.
IGRNS: Cash rs % eyporsesOi sale and q motto
Of 500 with interest thereon from the lex day 81
October, 1883; the residue ~ iuay ho panei 1t
hour Of safe. a. o. CHEWING,
EDWARD >. hO>E,