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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

low condition OF health is common with
many who ALLOW themselves TO worry. Mental
Anguish Causes bodily suGerings. Anxiety
and care has broken down many constitu-
tons. A train OF disorders usually follow
mental distress. Heart affections. nervous
ness. sleeplessDess. dyspepsia, liver CON-
paint kidney troubles, etc. are among the
list sure remedy for relieving all mental
spd pby,ieal distress IS Browns Iron BIT.
tefs. II ut ouce strengthens every part OF
the BODY, making work pleasure and care
unkpoGn.
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BY y. ". Bowe.
Real Estate AGcGoncor.

VALUABLE CORN AND FLOUR
, MILLS ~ KING WILLIAM COUNTY NEAR
NELSON'S AND HANOVER TOWN FERRIES,
KNOWN As DABNEl'S MILLS, AZ At CIlON.-
By virtue OF a deed OF trust from W. ". Dsoney
% Cornelius DaDuoy and x q. workman. rus
tees, dated 7th OF Juce $50. and duly recorded,
tho undersigned, surviving trustee, vii soil Dy
auction, on mo preEIises, on
TUESDAY, NAY u, 1852
n y o'clock NJ. the VAIL ABLE MILLS above
refsrred 70. situated o. tho road from Enfield 10
Richmond aud ABOUT TWEEN iy-Ono miles distant
from the Latter place
The improvements IN the matter of buildings
are ample and we!l-arrang-d Tor tneir purposes.
and tho unachiaery is in goOi condition. and the
whole in nrat-rata working order and Win
capacity for manu- featuring - bushels OF meal
and -four every Twelve hours
Fine location Tor store NTH good fishing ar9
some % tho other at actions For particulars
write 10 the suctioneer
TERMS: Cash Sufficient 90 ray any BACK taIes
ana arrearase- OF insurance AID cost OF sale aud
The sum Ol 81 0J1. aud a. 90 residue oi The Cent
(say p %24 50 on 3 credit 81 uino and slghteeu
months for nOtos with interest added, and as 10
tho surplus on such forms a. the grantor or hii
assigns may pre-criOe; all croet payments 70
be secured ny decd ~ trust
X. c. WORKMAN, surviving Trustee.
y ". ROWE. Auctionosr. np l5
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surrrOS aALEs-Th1s Day.
ByR. b. Chafsn d Co.
He.I Estate ADetispscr~
~ 4 r,or<h r an IN street

UCTION SALE OF FRAME
"A HoUsE wIrn SEVEN RoonS 10; iSl
WEST LEIGH srRHET-lOI rhor ~ ~ BEL d.
on NORTON 10 CATHERINE STREET: WITH
30 PgRT FRONT on CATHERINE sThkEI-
WITH SMALL. HOUSE on REAR OF Lor.-By
"a ,usss Of owner We will sell by pubic auction,
on the premises on
THURSDAY. MAY 2. 1889.
stt:o0 ?. NJ. the HOUSE AND LoIs iocsscd ~
esovo We will eel the property ~ q whole or
NAV divide Il by cutting OF lot 10 front on
Norton srroet with the small dwelling theroon,
A. NAV be deemed bsat az time OF sale. TINS
sale offers . chance 70 secure homo or mako
rood Investment
TERMS: One third cash balance In st1. twelve.
and eichteen months. for notes with por cont
interest added. secured by deed OF true, on pro
perry. H. ID S"NAf .nc,for,
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Death OF MRS. reyson Grymes.

An Orange Va.) telegram dated yesterday
saws: Mrs. Peyton Grynes, sister OF X. Is.
Cstlstt, Of Stanton, Va. died at 1880 TO-
dQV
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
i above will offer for sale "A very handsome
TWENTY-ACKE LOT. also fronting On tho west
sde OF Brook turnpike, q short distance north Of
the above property and adjoining the lot for
merly owned by Jsmer Alfred Jones. Improve
ments consist Of noat eight-rOom brick build
ing. situated in a beauii ul oak grove.
JAMES II. CRENSHAW,
Ap % Auc.iOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
ByJamss b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser,
lll3 Main street
TWO DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
4 FRAME DWELLINGS.
nos. 1919 AND 1921 ST. JOHN STREET.
AID
TWO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ON HILL
STREET,
TO BE SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION.

VHREE CHOICE BCTLDINGLOTS,
4 2)x50 FEET EACH. TO An ALLEY. sITUA-
TED ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF BHOADSIREtr
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC ACCrlON.-At lhe re-
quest OF the owner I will oder the abovo-men-
toned REAL ESTATE for sale at auction, on tho
premises, on
THURSDAY. BAYs. 1889.
at ~ O'Clock p. ". either as a whole or subAivd
eli into or three lots as may he desired a. no
hour Of sale. This is truly desirable property
ami must Of necessity enhance ina value. II
suitable stores are erected thereon they win
yield a handsome reVenuc, being In tho very
centre OF the city. and u Is the only vacant space
nOg TO he had IN this locality.
TERMS: one third cash; balance stsix. trolve,
and eighteen months, negotiable notes WITH in-
terest added. and secured h. deed u trust
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
MI AUctlOneer.
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We will sell by pubic auction, on the prem
BY George W. Mayo. Auctloneer.
tJno. Z. Llushion. Jr.. Salesman.)
No. "a Ninth street.

OE-HORSE POWER HORIZONTAL
80 ENGINE IN perfect order. run ~ 10
few days since, mado by Burden, Of Brooklyn,
cylinder sxs1. 7.tOot Iiy-gheol.
ONE ShED built last year. iGxGs feet lG fest
high. with tin roo. 10 DO removed by par
chaser.
The above will be SOLD at auction on
THURSDAY NEXT. MAY % INSTANT,
a. l2 O'Clock 81. on the premises. No. 3i03 Lester
street. hoc9eus. GEORGE W. MAYO,
ap30 Auctioneor.
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signed, a. trustees, hNh --iI f7Nl Gel I'D AT
clerks onlce OF fle D.su D.urf ~ Alternate
county, No Will sell d. suction. OF tie pronfes,
on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE u. $50.
A. ~ o'clock W.. tne VALUABLE ASD RNar-
THU JA1fk>-nIN hR FARM knoNn -" ..
WARREN ConfaiUing about - ACRES. dSit .i
into seven folds. besides several rrakIng ..aa
running wafer. thus giving % TIC pil-e 81 .i
value ss Stock farm. Tho lands have 70 s.. i.
cru exposure auf aro 90 miraDly s4aptol fY '.f
growth Of wheat. csrr, t1l 5000. ihr era te ., f.
In tho terrcced garden a. nearly al ~ '.a
small fruits ami nne asparagus tet-.
The DWELLING Is a councillors one. Fft
twelve Or fourteen roCniA De-3ts halls, g. .
covered win slate, has three 0r0ai T1rchc', si
- atuactiyely situated IN a large grove 70 ostt
and from the house are enchAaung views ~ 'r'
mountains Including TIE Peaks oi Olter ol
one side. and Of the James River valley CD .i
other. Warren station. on ulo Ricnmoni
AlsghAny railroad, Is but fsw nucdrcl g- %
from the dwelling.
Altogether this Is a valuable, attractive. as
fertile estate. calculated % meot the usr.s ''
gsnlemaa u means, as Is combines o. A..
most desirable In a country home or ID
prove 4 psying investment 10 q good ..r T
looking FOR profit The place - located D.. 10
midst q refined aud cu.uyatei com
with schools, churches post-oilce, ~..' '.-'
yeEient.
TERMS: Cash SUFFICIENT % nay any is ' '..
taxes that may be due aud the cost, ~ sa.-. s-i
% discharge certain u the letts
amounting 10 si4.99509 and TIE res.ius a.
two. aud three YEARS, Tor notes. va Do 90
added. and secured by a cssi o. trusi.
Is. o. ". DUKE.
lruseeo iu gfsf i-.i,
GEORGE pEkhlN>.
Trustee IN seeond an1 th.r4 it ~
THOMAS :. MA.llN,
Trustee in focr,l l-r.
wv. ANDENsUN,
Trustee ia liIl -,ei'
y. ". BOWIE,
sp g7.ood Trustee ia SIKH i'sl
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By J. Thompson Brown i Co,
Real ESTATE Agents ana AuctoneerA
lil3 Main street.
COOD-PAYING INVESTMENTS.
u PER CENT. NET.

Il Pbk CENI. MI.
FOUR GOOD TwO-srOKY BRICK DWELL
INGS,
EIGHTEENTH STREET NEAR CLAY STREET,
WITH
DEEP LOTS HAVING TWO STREET FRONTS.
We will sell by pubic auction, on the prem
ises,
THURSDAY MAY ,, 1850.
at 2. NJ, four COON BRlCk DWELLINGS
Nos AL and 443 Eighteenth street. near Clay
street. These HOUSES are mOderl IN styie, two
stories high, i've rooms each. nth water. gas.
and cuivert connections. yeranda porches. &c,
front each lor3i. with Eiichsn IN rear gxi3 feet
NOS sos aud 5J3 north Eighteenth street. near
the above, have two stories and attic. i've rooms
eaeh, with extra kitcnens.
he Ia r. are u unusual size, running back to
Ninetesuth street, on which front being near TO
DOwen's-iin PARK small houses could be built
which w0@id gay well. Iho houses have recently
been painted and put IN good order. Rent
easily for $i2 30 per month aud viii pay IL per
cent net on their prospective selling price.
ITEMS: Easy. aud announced a. sale.
}. THOMPSON BROWN d CO.,
APPS AuctOneers.
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BY }. Thompson Brown 20.
Real Estate Agents and Alc.l3letA
1913 Main s.resL
CENTRALLY-LOCATED L ! -
- uENCE.
WHICH MUST Bg SOLD.
VERY DESIRABLE Two-STORY-ANi-aA'@
MENr DETACHED SrOCk-BkltA
DWELLING.
No. 80 NINTH STREET. NkAk ClAi'

BY request Of the owner ws viii sell s.
auction. on he premises. GA
FRIDAY. MAY 3. iss9,
a;5P. g., tho aboys NENY DfslaAh-h Pa
PkRPl. The house is on he west -il'
street. has TWO stories and hus.ra - "a
anlfonia.ns eight rooms. besides iaik' e,
S.gg a. iOUf ROOMS. agi . iNp-slqrl si ,.-
The house LAS rGnse. oa p. IiArti' t'- f
raaaa. porch. re-. he iSt ffont. S-o-. >
ani has large olde aud rear a.lel@ sN -l
there Is large aad vel arranged sla.''
rooms above. .r.t.j
: The convenient location n ihls proper ....,,
N vary ae,irnoia As a residence For .'i'-
moo, or viii mAse2 rrs-cl@ss insee.i-s-- 81
inc above sale Is nov made .. .9e - :.
charges 81 j, a. NaleaiiAe, tAe ya'.''..,py
VIA sald pona-se- .. b, ~,
gKEus. One soarth cash; oalanes ..sisL
twelve, aud eighteen MOUTHS n'sis''
aud secured 0y deed OF tfys.. .co.
80 AacleassN
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~ RAND SPRING OPENING SALE
N OF 50 BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON
THE NATIONAL ROAD AND ADJACENT
STREETS, NOW ONE oF The MOST POPl LAR
TO AND FkOM TIE CITY
THE SECTION Is WHICH HOME SITES ARE
WITHIN THEREACH OFOlR sons OF IOiL,
WHO ARE OUR MAIASTAl TOWARDS IRE
SUBSTANTIAL GROW rU. ADFANCkAkN d,
AND DEVELOPMENT or OUR CiTl's BEST
INrERksT.-By reluest 4 tho owner We Will
sell by auction, UPON tie premises, ca
MONDAY, MAI 8. 1883,
a. 800 O'Clock p. ST. shsrp, commencing on the
corner OF tho National road aud brown street,
slXrYFlVE BUILDING LOTS.
as shown by plat which will be exhibited =,
tine Of sale. Also. on sac sane dsy az time DO
allowedl, II not on the day following.
FIFTEEN BUILDING LOTS
situated on Williamsburg avenue. Lewis, ana
Fulton streets, a "a, OF which Will likewise be
shown az time OF sale. All persons willing and
anxious % shake OF mo shscgles OF rcntpaying
will he Afforded an opportunity the like OF which
will not likely be offered during your day. Your
lot VII reach you from brst hands. thereby shu =
ling OIL the Spectators profit Come, friends.
IN QUO solid phalsnK buckle on your belts. IN
winch place small amount OF wampufn. Do not
forget The hour and day. visit % the spot will
pay. CHEWING ROSS,
Aucii0neers.
P. s.-csn on suctloneers for plat Of the pro-
perty, apO
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LOsr, STEAMED, AND FoUND.

CtTOLEN FROM THE RESIDENCE
W Of JOSEPH BRYAN, ON last Monday night q
HIGH two WHEELED CART WITH RED Run
MING GEAR AND A bLACK BODY. Tho cart
had one scat above axle aud was formerly used
for carrying sewing A liberal reward
Il offered for Information leading 70 finding II
same Address 10 9li east Main street. Ri,h-
mond va. my Att
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

BY QDsctes & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneert,
1919 Main street

EXECUTORS' SALE OF BRICK
IL DWELLINGS NO AS NORTH SEVENTH
STREET AND No. : WEST MARSHALL STREET
AT AUCTlON.-rno undersigned. as executors
OF the lest will aud testament OF Mrs. Ehzabeth
Alexander. deceased. viii offer tho above PkO-
PERTY for sale at public aDcGioD, as follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
By Jas MacdougaL
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE
a or THs
ENTIRE STOCK or TOYS, coNFECTroNE-
RlES, RUBBgR GOODS, SHOWCASES,
SroRR-FIXruREs. &C. &C,
AT AUCTION.
By Jas Macdougal

OK FRIDAY, NAY m,
at l0% O'Clock. Viii sell at the store No. 10
north Iwenty-rith street. tho entire siock OF
lulS OSkECTiONEtuES, BALLS. BATS.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
MOTIONS. RUBBER GOODS. PLUSH CASES.
FANCY SOAPS. CHINA GOODS.
VAsRS. CIGARS, TOBACCO, Sc:
excellent SHOWCASES;
COUNTERS. SHElNING. &c. &c.
mo attention OF the traao "a asked. as the
s'ecS "a nTst class and must Ds sold.
q. r. ANMO<S.
ADMINISTRATOR OF John b Ammons, deceased
Sale conducted by JAS MAcpoUaAI-
ap 2s-Su, ". Th4FS
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT Or RAIN
FRIDAY, May 5. 1889, At SAME Hour.
my2 B. AuelOnors
BY John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auc;ioreer.
Bank and Fleyenkh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
~ ACRES OF CHOICE HIGHLY IMPROVED
LAND ~ THE WESTERN SEIZURES, ONE
HALF MILE WEST or "THE BOULEVARD"
AT The INIERS SCTION OF BROAD STREET
AND TIE ROSENEATH ROAD, WITH 4
OTTER IMPROVEMENT THEREON, BY AUG
TION-By virgns al A docrse OF the Circuit Court
OF tho county Ot HenricO. entered on Tho l7th DAY
Of April, 1880, in thS cnse OF Nicholas. guardian,
against Nicholas and others. the undersigned,
special commissioners Will sell at public suc-
ton, on tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY /, 1899,
at 50 o'clock F. VI, the ahoye-described truly
desirable TRACT OF LAND. situated on the
south side Of the Br0si-Sireet road at rs inter-
section with tho Roseneath road. containing
10 ACRES. The land lays beautifully, being
elevated snd easily dr8Inol. with frontage on
two rosds. The improvements consist o; com
Portable and substantial tWo-story frame dwell
ing Quilt only lew years ago Dy me la.e
Thomas H. Nicnolas for bis own usel, and con-
tains eovcn or eight rooms. Decides large barn
with a stable and carriaEe-house attached.
This operty. located within one ana halI
miles OF the city. in such a beautiful portion OF
the West End. accessible by the Broad-SUeot
and Grove road in the direct line Of the citys
growth, and where real estate Is Advancing 20
rapidly, should attract the special attention o.
investors or those Wisbing desirable homo ID n
delightful locality.
A plat Of the property can DO seen al the ONCE
OF the auctioneer.
TEEns: orc third cash: balance In one and
two years for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained until all the purchaso-moneY
is paid and a conveyance ordered by the Court
EDMUND c. MINOR
BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
Special Commissioners
IL TIE CIRCUIT COURT or THg COUNTY or HEN
RICO-NICHOLAs, GUARDIAN, vs. NICHOLAS AND
AIS.
!, W. g. Leakc. clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
ths county Of nenricO, do hereby certify that
s1ecial-C OmmissiOners Edmund {. Minor and
Benjamin "a. Berry have given the BOND re-
CURED by decree entered Ia the said cause Gu
tho l1th day Of April, 1889.
Given under my hand mis- 18Th day Of April,
lssa ". :. LEAAE.
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BY II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streetA

UCTION SALE OF A PRETTY
"A BUILDING LOT OK THE WEST sIDE OF
FIFTH STREET BETWEEN JACKSON AND
DUVAL, FRONTING 25TlZ9 FEET TO AN AL
LEY u FEET WIDE-On
THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1889.
I will Offer the Aforementioned LOT for sale
by public auction, upon the promises, at
o'clock L. VI.
Terms One fourth cash balance atsix, twelve.
and eighteen months with interest added and
secured by deed Of trust ,..,
ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
ap93 AuctiOneor.
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By N. W. po~e,
Real Esssse Auctinrssr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
ALAReE AND CENFRALLY-LocArED
DWELLING,
No. 1903 ROSS STREET.
4 FINE LOCATION FOB ADVANTAGEOUS
By virtue Of the insfter- mentioned decree
I will seu by auction. On tho promises, on


BY virtue Of the hereinafter mentioned decree
I will sell by auction. On tho premises on
WEDNESDAY. MAY /, 1889,
et4H O'clock p. NJ, the THREE-sToRY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DIV BLidSS No. 1913 Ross
street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets containing eleven rooms. besides de-
tached kitchen with I'VE rooms, coa1-hOuse,
bath. closets, &c.
The caoacity Of the house and rs central and
convenient location combine 10 r,nder this
rood purchase for a home or as an Investment
aad It Is especially desirable as boarding
house. The lot is 25Xl23 feet 10 an alley.
TKRNr: One fourth cash. and tho residue 81
ak twelve. and eighteen months for notes with
Interest sdded and title retained. or oil cash az
NV 'P''O- WV THOMAS C. JACKSON.
Special Commissioner.
SMITH AND WIFE PLATsr1PFs, AGAINST DRINK
ARD, SURVIVING TBUSTEB, DBYENDANr-lN
THE CHAsCEBY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
HOED.
J. Charles W. Goddln. clerk OF said court GER
lily that tho bond required by tho special com
missioner by tho decree m said cause OF Arru
10, 1899. has boon duly given.
Given under my hand this 23d day OF April
1859. CHARLES W. GODDLN.
PosTPoNENENT.
Postponed on account OF tho rain until
TO-DAY CTHUNsDAY)
a. O'Clock P. N. THOMAS @. JACKSON.
fny2 Special Commissioner.
By james Elan,
Real Estate AgeRt ard Auctioneer.
1ll3 Main street
EXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE
II OF THE
TWO ATTRACTIVE MEDIUM-SLZED BRICK
DWELLINGS
Nos. sO9 AND 2ll NORTH TWENTIETH
STREET.
BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS.
Byreouest OF william II. Clemmltt Esq, sx-
ecuior OF Mrs. Sarah V. Psynter, deceased
shall SOIL by public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NAY /. 1889,
nj bl< O'Clock 2. ", the asve-nsmed AT-TRAC-
TIVE AND WELL-LOCALED IWO-eIOR1
BRICK TENEMENT DWELLINGS mos ale and
2li) on the east side OF Twentieth street between
Broad and Grace streets, containing seven
rooms each, with gas water, bath, cnlvcrL pave
ment, side and rear alleys, well arranged sub-
stantially built and In good order. the lots front
ing about l6Hxl20 each.
The location is a most convenient and desirs-
bic one. and the property. occupied BY good
prompLpaying and permanent tenants NJ SHD
per Annum each. offers unusual inducenent
ss = solid Investment
TEaxs: one third cash; balance by negotiable
notes at SIX and twelve months, with interest
added, and secured by decd Of trust.
j. b. ELAN, Auctloneer.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE EX-
4 ECUTOR'S sale. advertised Gboye-say A. 8
o'clock shan sell by auction mat GOOD COR
MEX BRICK STORE AND DWELLING az the
southwest corner Of Franklin and Twentieth
streets, 10 which special attention Is invited the
owner being resolved 10 sell, and the terms ex-
ceediugly liberal. J. b. ELAN,
AUcti0neef.
POSTPONEMEET.
Postponed on account OF rain TIL
THURSDAY, ID IssTASr,
at $40 O'Clock. JAMES B. ELAN,
my2 AuctiOre6r.
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on THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1889,

at 3 o'clock ?. NJ. promptly. No. 4l5 NORTH
SEVENTH STREET. This lot fronts - feet on
tho east line of Seventh street between Marshall
and Clay streets. Tho dwelling contains si1
rooms, with modern conTe1iences. IN COCO or
der Reautifill grounds On the Electric rail-
road. convenient TO market, business, &c.
rare chance 10 secure nice home centrally
located.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

ON ACCOUNT OF THE FAILING
~ health OF the owner, John p. CrenshaW, and
by his request, / will offer for sale by public
auction, on the premises, Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

Real Estate AEeuts uhu Auctieutrt.,
Ne. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
A TTRAGTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
~ SIX BEAUTIFJ LBUIiDING LOTS FRONT
ING TWENTY FEET EACH on THE EAST
SIDE OF LAUREL rREET BETWEEN CHINA
AND HOLLY STREETS, one HUNDRED AND
FORTNIGHT FEET DEEP 10 AN ALLEY
FOURTEEN FEET WIDELY request Of tho
owner we shall sell BY auction, On the premises,
on
WEDNESDAY. NAY 1, 1889.
at $50 o'cl. OK ?. ~. those DESIRABLE LOTS
aDOye described. or they will be divided TO suit
no views OF the purchaser. Persons wish
ing TO invest should attend this sale, as
property IN this locality has steadily inn
proved. The strset-cars. which run with
in two squares OF this property. will soon
be run by electric power. Attend this sale and
secure lot In the rapidly advancing West End.
TERMS: Easy. and will be announced e. sale.
GEORGE ). VASHON 3 SON.
AuctiOneers.
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AFTER THIS SALE WE WILL OFFER
BRICK DWELLING No WEST MARSHALL
STREET AT 6 O'CLOCK P. 81.
This LOT is 20 feet front on south side 81 Mar
shall street between First and Adams streets;
runs back 49, feet 70 An aliey Is feet vide. Tho
N ain building Is Of brick, containing fvo rooms.
and wing fraxn0 OF three rOoms-all In good
order Parties seeking desirable houses should
attend those ealss. Possession can DO had at
once.
Trims: One third cash balance In siI and
twelve months, per cent interest added, ana
secured by trust deed. -
j. BLYTHE MOORE,
ROBERT WHTTTRT,
Executors
ouhRIKs A. McCuRpY, Auctioneers. ape
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The Lt..Governor of Illinois.

PoND's EXTRACT is invaluable for all
kinds Of Pain, Inflammation and Hemor-
Thsges.
Eyc>llenc> inrites imitation BcicGTs "
sC0rthieSs limitations Of POND's EXTRACT.
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Vt Id y II = T II y
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1889,

BY James II. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Agent. Auctioneer, and Broker.
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The Governor Of Pennsylvania.

GEvrs: PogD's EXTRACT has been 4
vnlucd reliance in our family for several
years, especially In relieving the aches,
spIains and bruises incident 70 children.
Very truly yours,
Nov. 80, 'S7. JAMES a. BEAvER.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-26
TRUE TO HIS NAME.
Kidnap, a Rank Outsider, Lands
the First Race,


The bell for saddles for the first race
rang at p. m. precisely, and nine start
ers showed up at the post, Roderick
being scratched at the last minute on
account of mud. There we're three
false starts, when the field got away in
fair order, with Kidnap, under Coleman,
in the lead, FactuS second, Alta third,
Charlotte j, under pull, with Steven
sou up, at fourth place, and the field
under cloth close up. At the quarter
Kidnap still had the lead, with Thank
full a close second under Ray, Parkhlll
third, Charlotte fourth, and the
field failing out from three to five
lengths to the bad. Charlotte was
being ridden at the half. but couldn't
do anything in the dirt, and the field
came in the stretch in the same order as
at the half. Coleman piled the whip in
the last half of the stretch to keep away
from Thankful. Ray called on the
brown filly for squirt. but it wasn't
there, and the order at the finish was
Kidnap by three lengths from Thank
full, and Alta, hard ridden by Taral,
third. Vivian threw his rider, link, at
the post, doing no damage. and came in
fifth, with Factus, Heidelsheim, Char
lotte and School Girl close up. Sum-
mary:
First race, selling, purse s4oo, Of which
$75 to second and S25 third; for three-year-
olds and upwards; 5000 weight for age. Al
lowances: Four pounds for each S100 less:
maidens three years old, five pounds; four
years old and upward, ten pounds additional !;
six furlongs-A c. Barnay's Kldnap, b 2,
Luke Blackburn Castillo, Coleman; William
Mulkey's Thankful, tr f, Lucifer-Dodette,
Ray; j. H. Thompson's Alta, ch f, Revolver
Almeda, Taral ran unplaced, Yactus, Char
lotte j, Vivian, Heidlesheim, School Girl.
Time, :O2H