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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
$4,000
DANVILLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY
PUBLIC AUCTION.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
WE WILL ON
THURSDAY, December y, 1882,

commencing at II o'clock \. NJ, on the premises.
cell AZ public auction TO the highest bidder tho
folioeipg EXCEEDINGLY DESIRABLE PRO
PERTY:
isi. Tho ARIINGTON HOTEL, located at tho
corner u Main and Union streets. Contains 90
sleepinc-rooms, besides dining-room' reodiug-
rooms, &c. Is well furnished throughout and
has elecirc-liehts 1re-escapes. and all o'her
modern improvements. IL is the leading hotel
In the city.
~. FOUR BRICK STORES on Union street in
rear Of above.
3I. LEES WAREHOUSE, on Bridge street.
This IS large brick structure, ll0x?iO feet, with
large lot IN rear: is two stories IN front, besides
full-lengih baseslent for the storage Of tobacco
and sub-basenYsnt in rear IL is now rented TO
a live tenant, who IL doing a very thriving ousi-
ness.
ith. A THPEE-sTORY BRICK FACTORY.
40x75 feet, on High street. Ia IN hrst-class con-
dit.on and occupied by gooi tenant.
9Th. A FOUR.sTORY BRICK FACTORY,
40xi0o feot, on Loyal street THIS factory has
drying.rooms. and can be used for manu-
fs..uring.
Dauyll.e T. the largest and best hrigh'-tobacco
market In the world. is annual sal S amounting
TO from 20.0N,0.0 to 100000 pounds The out
nut of manufactured tobacco this year ia more
than 20 per cont greater than # was last year.
This property will be sold TO settle up tho
estate Of the a.e r. j. Leo, and It offers the finest
opportunity for safe and paying investment.
Tho rentals now pay large percentage on the
amount expected 30 the sale.
Further Information can be- had Of f. q. CAT
LIS. SO. T. Eleventh street, Richmond, or OK the
undersigned, az Dauyil.e, Va.
". II. BUNTIS,
no cG-e0dtDel1 +. r.. BtNIlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

A DUDE F0RGER.
BUT A DANvlLLE MERCHANT WAS
TOO SHARP FOR HIM.
Jerked His False Moustache Or-United
States Court-Cases Dis
missed-Notes.
rsnocl0l telegram 10 tho pl.patch.l

DAsyrILE. VA. November 25.-This morn
Ing young man about twenty-one years
old and attred in the garments of a dude
drove into tho city in a STYLISH turnout.
His name was Charles l.. Mcdowell and he
hailed from Cascade. He put his horse at q
llvery-etable. went to store and pur-
chased a check-book on the Border Grange
Bank. and then went 10 /. Eosenstock
store. where he borrowed pen and ink. tie
then proceeded 10 write various cheeks.
and after completing his laoors lett the
etcre. he WA then "A bcardless youth.
Thia afternoon a man wearing a heavy
moustache went IN Rosen-tock's store,
purchased several tUiling articles, and Of
tered in payment a check for $3.50 drawn
IN favor of ". +. Coleman and signed by
j. r. Miilner. Mr.. R0senstock recognized
the man and at once suspected forgery. lie
called IN witness. ierked away the lalse
moustache. and accused Mcdowell Of for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
Anguish Unspcakable

"a endured by the victims of innammaiory rheu-
niatism, and any form o. The disease may reach
that AsorilIng phase or aracs the heart nni
cause death. lnhappily they wro feel is pre-
lminary twinccs seldom realize his Like
other possible dangerJu, ma.aiics, rheumatism
"a often disrecardci at the oulseL Well VIII it
be for him 81 this brief notice ehni serve ~ ii
warning of future peril OF pain 20 reader
troubled with iucpieutrhelma' an Tho proper
serlrI will bee an Instantaneous resort 90 toe
Cre.t preventive document. Ho-iett"rs stomach
Bit er-. whose brevet ~ profess iCHul mmcnda-
ton pOpu az experience has confirmed. Ilefe
f. no finer or more genial nutidots io me virus
OF rheumatism iu the sy-tem. Botanic iu u.s. rrI-
gin TITS free tom the objections attaching %
dcuurcuf poi-ous liable 90 re taken iu more q an
tie nhnncsimal dose. 1h' tifers GONG er5
malaria, IndIs ostiol, liver, and kidney troubles
uo15-Iu, In.w.>a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
THE COCKAOE CITY.
Death - Badly Hurt Supposed Forest
Fire &c.

Especial telegram to the Dispntch.l
PvrrRsnrRG. Va, November 2j.-Mr. +.
T. Pugh died this evening. He was born
i'm Ioulsville. Nv, was forty years old, and
was good man and valued citizen.
MIR. /. W. Tucker, a prominent citizen OF
Dmwiddie. was thrown from his buggy al
Church-Road crossing on Saturday and
badly injured about the side. hips and ab-
domen. Hc is scarcely able 10 move, Dut
il is believed he Will recover
A brilliant light can be seen IN the city
tonight from the direction of Dinwiddle
county supposed TO be fire IN the forests;
There was "a tournament at Church-koad
Crossing. Dlnwiddie county, on SATURDAY.,
for which htteen knights entered, Or. W:
r. Anderson. OF Prince George. crowned
Miss Sadie Williams, of the same county,
Queen of Love and Beauty; Mr.. Arthur
Richardson crowned Miss Jessie Boiling,
of Petersburg. first maid Of honor: Ny.
John Hancock crowned Miss annie Booth
second maid. and Nh. +. f. Clarke crowned
Mis- Nav Epps Jones third maid. The
coronation bali followed al night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
BY y. W. BoTe,
Real Estate Agc,ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD
i FRAMED STORE AND DWELLING
COMBINED
on DUVAL STREET BETWEEN BROOK AVE-
kU8ANp SHOCKS ALLEY,
AT AUCTION

By virtue Of deed Of trust from Robert Win
ston dated Eth January. 1915, ana duly recorded,
4 will sell by direction u tho holder Of the notes,
"a 20 some Of which there has been dotsultJ by
public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER =, 1889,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the FRAMED STORE and
DWELLING Go 500 above referred 10, stu
ated on the north line OF Duyal street, with the
lot on which II stands fronting % feet 9inches by
depth OF about SIS ieot.
Tho HOUSE contains, besides the store, threo
good rooms, and inerc - a kitchen Ia the yard.
TERMS: Cash sufficient % pay expenses Of exc
cutting this trust aud tho balanco OF The debt due,
say about $3.50 and the residue on terms 10 DO an
nounced at timo Of sale
no4 J. W. ANDERSON. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

The funeral of ex-senator Dortch was
held at Goldshoro' Saturday and was very
iareelv attended. Many prominent men
were present.
The Goldsboro' Mercury has redppeared
after period Of rest of some years.
Ii viii require two months time 10 com
plcte the great iron bridge on the Cape
fear and Yadkn-Nalley railway near Fay
etteyille
Man, commercial travellers are abandon
ing their proposed trips through the nor H.
eastern counties owing to the uniayorable
business PROSPECTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL,
A Child killed-Engincer Dryer Dead
Confederate Monumcnt-Personai.
s~o.,.as,.c,, a,.s. ~. ,h. ID, r,t,...S,


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatchl
NORFOLK. November 25. 1850
Eichty-hye thousand dollars was the sum
received by the receiver OF the Exchange
National Bank for the Dismal Swamp canal
property from syndicate OF New York
capitalists represented bv Messrs J. G.
Short and L. 4. Lynch. The new owners
intend 20 rebuild the locks and widen and
deepen the canal for vessels OF the largest
draught. and make this route the connect
ing link from Chesapeake bay with the
great inland waterway of the Atlantic
coast, US deeper and better water can he
had by way Of the Pasquotauk river at tho
end Of this canal than by the head Of Cur
tituck sound. Whatever improvement is
made Ia this property will be of great bene-
NJ 70 the farmers and others living along
its coast.
On Saturday night an express train OF
the SeabOard and Roanoke railroad struck
the two-year-Old child Of train-hand
named Battoms, near Seab0ard depot, and
knocked II about fifteen feet clear Of the
track, causing death in few hours. The
child was following its mother in crossing
the track in front Of the train.
City-Engineer Thomas X. Dryer, of
Portsmouth, after long suffering expired
on Saturday night. During the war he was
foreman Of o Government machine-shop ut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
SHOTlN THE BACK.
- Cnlnred Erother Tnhrntherly.

Special telegram to tho Dispatch.l
NorroLy. Va. November 25.-Isaac Bon
ney. a wcll-bnown cOlOred man, was sh II
IN the back by Fremont WILLIAMSON on
Queen street last night, and II IS now
hourht lc will die. The doctors are una
bic to Locate the ball WILLIAMSON escaped
from the city. Ills wife caused the shoot
Ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
IT DIDN'T WORK.

In the United States Court TODAY. in the
case Of i. S. willis and :. j. Douglas, cl'i-
zens of North Danville. charged with vio-
lation Of the election laws. the grand jury
refused TO bring in indictments, and the
cases. on motion of Dlstrct-Attorney
Craig, were dismissed. The grand july
also refused 90 present II. \. COBB, john
smith. and r. 4. Fox on similar charges,
and the District Attorney VIII file an IN
formation against them tomorrow. All OF
these election cases thus far haye been dis
missed without trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

General Charles =. Peck. Of the Atlantic
and Dauyille and Danyilie and Last Ten
nessec roads. IL here tonight and making
ARRANGEMENTS TO locate the shops OF the
two1oads. He gives assurance that worh
VIII soon begin on the western extension
from Dauviic.
Themcmbers Of Main-Strect church have
presented DR.. ". G.. StarrWith "A handsome
silver service as % good-by gIit.
G.. :. Booth. a former citizen Of Danvllo
and member of the City Council. died at
hrs home IN Franklin county yesterday.
lis remains viii be brought here for
burial.
William b. Guerrant, n prominent citi-
zen and merchant Of Whtmll, Pittsylya-
MA county. died this morning. he was the
father of william Is. Guerant. Jr., Of Dan
vile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

A serious affair is reported from Buck
ingham county. Richard Reynd, a white
man. while hunting rabbits with brother
was accidentally Shot in the forehead.
The brother who did the shooting was
hut few PAGES from him, and the whole
load took effect, but owing 10 the drcc-
ton Of the shot none penetrated the skull.
There was considerable loss of blood. but
have not learned the extent of his injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
FARMVlLLE AND VICINITY.
Church Changc,-A serious Accident in
Buckineham-The Alliance.

FAEMvuLE. Va. November 25.-Ihe Rev.
Or. Harding, of Graham. \. c., who ON In
vitation has been occupying the iresbyte-
nan pulpit for several SUNDAYS, was ex-
tended a call to-day from the session OF the
church TO become its pastor for twelve
months, and has accepted. Dr. Harding
has preached during his brief stay het,
very acccptablv, and the congregation OF
this church doubtless VIII reJoIce al MS
decision 10 remain with them He viii r..
turn to his North Carolina home to make
preparation for his immediate removal tC
Farmville. lis wife and one daughter are
| learn. the ouly members Of ms family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

A policeman was called in and took the
dude forcer IN tow. In his overcoat-pocket
were about forty checks for various
amounts and bearing various signatures.
He also had on his person sundrv letters
from love-sick maidcns. showing that the
rae of beau as well as forger was one or
his accomplishments. He was locked up'
end Will have q hearing tomorrow. Ills
father is good man and respectable cltl-
zen az pittsvlvauia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
HlLL-ClTY GlEANlNGS.
About Alleged Assassins - Brutally As
saultcd.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
I.YNcHErRG. Va. November 2j.-John
Walker. Moses Dickinson, and Jerry Conner,
the negroes charged with attempting to
a fsos.inate r. Il. Noble in Halifax county
and who were brought hero for safe-keep-
ing were to-day taken back to stand trial
Ut the County Court
Thirty Cherokee Indians passed through
here 60 day ~, route South.
SATURDAY. night man by the name Of
Henri Lmsre hrutally assaulted Philip
RAYMOND near Blue Ridge Springs, and
RAYMOND is said to be IN IL critical condl-
ton. TIE ucishborhood is said to be ter
ribly excited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
STATE ALLIANCE

Hon. G. T. Barbec. president Of the Viz
gina State Alliance. Will address the farm
ers Of Prince Edward county on the 18th
81 December and VIII organize an alliance
for the county the same dav
The Rev. Mr.. Walden. the retiring pastor
of the Methodist church of Farmville,
preached ms final sermon in that church
YESTERDAY before leaving for the charge as
signed to him at Berkeley. During ms
discourse there was scarcely dry eve Ce-
fore him, and occasionally there were ma
dible sobs from those who have learned 10
love the man who for three years has la
bored 50 earnestly and successfully for the
spiritual and temporal welfare Of his en-
tire people regardless Of donominational
differences
Rev. Mr.. Evans. the newlv-appointed
pastor for the Methodist church at tins
place, Is expected 20 arrive III time to oc-
cupy the pulpit next sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

WANTED, A COOK-MUSr BE
w well experience for q family Of tHo
imam ana vito. Must come well recommended.
GOOD wages will be paid. can tet~ecn the hours
u - % 3 p. NJ. and 10 at 81, Floyd avenue,
npar The Park 10 2rIt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

WANTED, ACTIVE STATESMEN
w 20 sell p fun line Of paints. Farui-hes,
colors, lead ere, ON commission lu the ~od'h
AMI >.ufhWes. Addre--, stating experience,
"CENENAL MANAGER,' l2<1 HougA avenue,
CLEVELAND ONO no -u- as l-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

WANTED. A GOOD SECOND
W HAND BOILER And ENGINE-about ten-
or twelve. horse power. Answer giving price
aud where IL can be seem Address bOi-ti',
caro- Of lelter-CarrIe- No. j. city. no.l-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

WANTED, 5000 AND $4,000 on
W GOOD REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Pcr-
sons having either OF these amounts can place
he same ~ q good rate on nrst-ciass real es-
tate security by applying 10 u Immediately.
HENRY J.. SlAlLkS E CO.,
no o6-lt 1lO3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

At o'clock F. NJ, tho PROPERTY described in
sail deed a. follows: Allthat LOT Of ground. with
all the appurleuauces thereon, lying In The city
Of Richmond on Fourteenth street between
Marahau ana CLAW streets. being tho lot dee ena-
ted as Letter 3 on a plat recorded IA Decd Book
% A. page 542, Cnaucery Court, conveyed 20 said
Hewlett Dy Joshua Anthony and wife.
TERMS: Enough 100 cash t0 pay q note OF 500
and expenses Df sale: balance on terms % be
aunoui cld on day Oi sale.
polq FRANK D. HILL, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

Aiken ana us. ~. Bolton aaI ail1 Ia tho chan.
and cory Court ~
Virgin, sheriff. ~. Bottoms Al Ae cay "
mtuIstrator. Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

WANTED. ACTIVE SALESNEN
w 10 sell 2 fun line Of paints. yarni-hes'
cOlors, lead. etc, ON commission lu the ~odih
AMI Southwest. Addre--, stating experience.
GENERAL MANAGtR,' l2<o Hongh avenue,
Cleveland. ono. no -'- HS ii-.
WANTED. A MAN CAPABLE OF
W taking charge 81 tho Richmond retail
branch of our tu-. ue--. Good references re-
CURED, and o0 cesn security Deposit -tciied
by {JJOl Compens itiOn $1,000 "A yrar
MERCANTILE BOOK COMPANY.
no colt Chicago
WANTED. SALESMAN AT ONCE
" towore this Sto'e and North and south
Carolina only "hu-t'ers' need apply In-
qui-e for Mr. lNGLRsOLL, Ho,cl DOteon, Rich
moui. ho go.
WANTED. THE PEOPLE TO
w know that NE OLD DONIAlON BUSINESS
COLLEGE has ihis day been merged into 800
SMiruDEAL BJ~lN EsS COLLEGE, i'll, Nam
street. most heartily commend O. thc public
these consolidated in-utut ons under the man
no se-i - '''' GIoHGE NJ. NIcoI
A FEW EXCELLENT ROOMS
" with TABLE BOARD at a priya,e house.
Member OF tue Legislature can fud every COM
fort. Menl- furnished % gentlemen. Apply 20
Mrs. CABhLL, loN north Itth street, re."een
Grace and Franklin. no 2'-.L
WANTED, ENIR1 ONE 10 hNON
W thai with mo MATCHMAKING since
was twelve years old has been study. Fixed
them when was twelve. made them at twenty
md 10 one can be moro particular adjusting
I them now ID. BUCHANAN, Goldsmith,
no2tI,' III ea-t Broad street
WANTED, TO SELL STOCK AND
w FIXTURES OF GREEN AND STAPLE
GROCERY, ROW doing a good business. Wlii self
AZ cost. Best 20. reasons for selling Address
GROCER care Carrier NJ. g cry, no 2--lV
WANTED, 5000 AND $4,000 on
W GOOD REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Per-
sons having either OF these amounts can place
he Same III good rate on nrst-cia-s real es-
tate security by applying 10 u. immc iiate'y.
HENRY l. STABLES E co.,
no g6-lt Hoa Main street
WANTED. A GOOD SECOND
W HAND BOILER And ENGINE-ab3gt ten
or twelve horse power Answer, giving price
and where IT, can be seen. Address BOILER,
care OF Letter-Carrie- NO. u, city. no>l-2.
WANTED, A COOK-MUSr BE
w well experienced for q family Of two
| imam and wife' Must come well recommended.
/ Good wages viii be paid. tall hetwecu the hours
! u - o. 3 2. NJ. Gnd 20 al 81, Floyd avenue,
near the Park. 40 @rN'
CRATTAN'S VIRGINIA REPORTS,
" Volume XI., WANTED. We will pay 8.
noe5-2t RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
4 WIDOW OF HIGH RESPECTA-
a BILlTY DESIRES THE CARE or one OR
! TWO YOUN NJ CHiLDtEN. Address ROY. care
Of Dlspafeh. no -t-lt'
WANTED. We WISH TO EN-
w PLOY several FlESI-CLASs SHOP
HANDS experienced in making doors' mantols'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
OLD DOMINION STEAM .>
sHlP CONfANt 49, >


s,,.,,.r. l.,., R..rr.1ui g,ERf lit'''t
aua FRIDAY ~ , b. u. nauit't.
Dour D-tDro SAILING finH-
steamers leave New "a I,,
EyFkY WEDNESDAY SRA -A d. t.'Ni 30 Do,
A nrrivins ln kcAmoal hOfDAi Aai ''"'
DAY MORNINGS .....t
ps..euser Esc0ta o. citations 4l't. A'''-
C.rIu fsrs O. Now h5fk Go - .tf''' ..,t
roste UnciLliug meas all Is.
Rsuua.t nip ucsts. uEllel i' l~.iy ~" n
Alter dAle ~ lss4s ..... ..---..t.s .'''-' "a
et.e~nge Win slDsls-cl'v ..-.ttss Al
St.ernge ettnOut sl uslsteulo ....t...
rsnln fare - Chossy cake SAL Oli0 ia' ,.,l
Cap,9 fare s.a Richmond al fe.s".lfS ..,
railroad .....-ts .-ff 90 b., ........ .lU
TrselNc.n - obtained q. d. b. "sl .ot "
Mn .tr,.-t. CuessyeaAs aai vni3 AM .'
,,ont All Petersburg l9p1,S rA4 =. q.
No. lsll AAlu street. aa4 sAsfi. a. 20 -
srs,xhI forwarded and ~ v1-- -'l.' p"
,.s,lsi' Tor points Usvon1 Nes AofA,
Fr,lxntr ecelyea daily 0nsl > r A'o.,,.ya
tssseeeer. leaving iallmoui 0a eoS-N'
VI pSoATS WEDNESDAYS. lhl HrDA > =
SATERDAla by NO Chesapeake az ~
SAY tr,s Newp0r. Ae"a a. '.i' y -,
~ Rlchmoad ana Petersburg faiipNi
49,, A. 90 A. NJ. ALL make coiA, 20"
S3RsOl.k vita steamer leaving Rose aN@
GIOKGg ". ALLEN \ 90. AseaN
No. 1901 Aaia strreA sAl
.nu CompaaysuEarf. kosAss-A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 10. 1870.
LEAys RICHMOND.
$40 A ". Local except sunday for Clifton
Forge.
slsA.M N. E1orsss daily FOR Old Point sni Nor
folk. Pullman car g. Oid Point
il:20 A. NJ. Express daily Tor Cincinnati Par-or
Car OId Point 60 Chs io-tesyiiie.
s.oOP NJ. Express daily for Oh Point All
Norfolk PariOr car @ Old Point
400 p. N Accom- modaasn. except sunday. for
DO lseli.
s:lsP. NJ. Inc ?. f. V. Limited daily.
Pullman sleeping-Csr 70 Hinton.
sOAd yestibule train with Dning-Car
aud Puilmgus Charlottesville %
Cincinnati. sn1 Puilmaus 70 Louis
Vile
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RlcHAoSp
500 A NJ and =44 r. ~ daily from Cincinnati
il:lO A. NJ. and 80 p. ". daily from Norfolk.
no z. n. daily except sunday nom CuiIon
FORGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

Governor Fowlc to-day wrote letter to
Navor Ray. Of Fayetteville, thanking HIM
FOR his hearty reception at the Fayettevii!e
centennial and congra'ulaiing the people
of Fayetteville in behalf Of the people OF
the State upon the grand success OF tho
a.nlnlrnt i'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
*. l. a. X. RI

JAMES RIVER DIVISION
OK. & a. K RI
LEAVE RICHMOND
s:45 A. NJ. daily Tor Lynchours. Lexington. Ani
Clifton Forge.
i:i5 y. NJ. scottsvilie accommodation, except
sunday.
1000 r. Nj. daily for Lynchburg aud Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS AgRiYE RICHMOND
6.ISP. NJ. Daily IRON Cation Forge.
7.40 A. N. Daily fron Clifton Focgs
S;l5 A. NJ. Except sunday FROM Scottsvilie.
station: kighsh and Cansl streets.
H. W. FULLER
General PASSENGER Agent
LrHAzAHAS. General Manager. isa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ByN W. Bowe
Roal Estate Auciloneer.
ISSION Frs SAIL
ALARGE AND cENTRALLY-LoCATED
DWELLING,
NO. 1908 ROSS STREET.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE bays.
oMMIssIoNER's SALE
AF1NE LOCATION FOR \ BOARDING. HOUSE.

by virtue Of the hereinafter mentioned decree
will sell by auction, on tho promises on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q, i-'9,
at o'clock F. 81. tho THREE-ofORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No 1893 Ross
street, between Thirteenth aud fOurtceuth
streets. containing eioyen rooms, besides de-
tarhed kitchen win 1--WE rooms, coal-house, bsth,
closets. &c. and in good ogder throughout
Tho capacity OF the house and it' central AMI
convenient 10 alton cOmtine 90 render this a
good purchase for home OF as an Investment
nni Il 10 especially desirable Or boarding
house. The lot Is 21Xi%J feet 10 an alley.
TyRMs: Ono fourth cash AMI tho residue NJ
six twelve. AMI eighteen months for notes, with
interest added AMI title retained. or more taan
ono fourth or all cash. no tho cp,'1n 40 iho pur-
chaser THOMAS a.. JACKSON.
Nun.inl lnnImI..Lnunr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
RAILROAD Inns.
IA ~ v.llsss5Es 557SEz,E

M III 5ys-s 2 IL.
pICHMOND, FREDERICK.grr.
4 AND POTOMAC RAILROAD 49,.
commanding Hpf fHBEr H. ~, .,,..
-.a9Av ,.,vo, .''9 s iime.
snps pnir ~ Ashland. El.Fa.. ~
iof j. ana frtfercksDIrz. rr...
VIZ. Ha,.r sleeper ~ Vac. a.,
and New YORK I'd
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