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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05
vYhcrc Dld Ihcy Hct the po,yrrr

A Till passed the last Legislature
authorizing the beard Of Capitol Com.
.inissionors 10 Greet mn electric light oil
the domo Of tho Capitol. Thq Board
has now concluded to erect four light
OH the grounds instead OF II Oh the
dome. Wonder wborc they got power
TO ohfhgn the plouH ns specified in tho
Iaw.-(Elko Free Press.
Why, you dear, simpl, Senator. do
you not knoH ihut Nevada executive
Officers ale expected u obey tho law
only whmn u al undo 10 Buit thoiu2--
White Pho SoSa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05
"gLvc nnd t.ctiiyc,,,

Those who dcsire iopurchnse the bcs,
qualify Uf Groceries Ath rioyiTnnq nrn
icic'rol 10 tho nbOyn reliable hauso
.no,o I'ir dealing AMI courteous ircttr.
"on' " thc lmle. Glassware, Imwnrc
"'p','"'' Nails Gle. always In pIock,
H. CuiS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05
SUNDAY. 8. 1889.
INDEPENDENT.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

VIII be mado Gs low ~ Il constituent with
9 "a hus!ucSs pTincIPl5'. Apply 1t tho Of
ice fOT tcE;Gs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05
INDIAN opiuM r.enps.

---~
srEsSIl prorHlcnos of n Habit wursp Than
That OF n Drunkard.
In almost any village OF Guzorat, II
not III all, you muy sec among tho Hin
docs the l~istless, upathetic manner and
dull, sleepy oyo Of tho opium-eater.
Anywhere there II Is only necessary to
uBk for IL littlo kasumba 10 DO offered l.
on all sides. Tho node OF milking
h n drink Is not pleasant to soc. a
little crude opium Is produced and
placed On u small ball OF raw cotton.
Tho makor holds this In tho palm Of
his hand and pours q little water on Il.
lilo kneads tho opium into tho wct cot
ton and COOS on pouring water till tho
cotton Is saturated with brown fluid.
lie thon squeezes II out rs from u
sponge into the palm OF his hand. and
you aro invited to cit on tho ground
whilo ho pours the dirty stuff into
your mouth from u etill dirtisr hand.
Tho o~piun-eator Is always dirty. Those
people ask but littlo food. Opium-
oators hnvo no appetite. They will
work just as much as they aro com
pclcd ~ do In order TO procure their
drug. Ask Thorn why their folds arc
uncultivatcd Or halt.tillod and they
say: "1>ook ut tho labor wo should
liavo to undertake. They llstlossly
drag ono foot after another. sllont and
half asleep. In n Village tho reply
given 10 an Inquirer. who uskcd II tho
Pooplo woro woll of. was: How could
We DO when opium is so doarp" No
wonder tho active littlo Mnhrattas
walked through this country. Accord
Ing to the London Globo. moro than
half tho outla1ry OF the province Is
duo N opium smuggling. Whore tho
cultivators have managed 70 keep TO
a certain nxtont FREQ from the opium
fond they arc Invariably we'll OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

ERESH VACCINE VIRUS JUST
/ received by l. WAGNEN. Drugg.-t.
no 2J-3t Sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
MECKLENBURG.
County Court-The Question of Liquor
License. sc.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DispMchl

Correspondence OF the Richmond DispMchl
CEASE Cry, VA. November 10, 1889.
Our County Court had an unusually
small attendance yesterday. Application
for liQuor-icense at this place was
refused. although there was no OPP
position. The party applying was
found 10 be suitable person and
the place appropriate and convenient.
The Town Council was elected upon the ls-
sue wet" or dry last spring. and the
wet ticket" was chosen by handsome
majority The element of the people IL
overwhelming in favor Of license.
The election of Ross Hamilton. the col
Ored Republican member-elect of the
House OF Delegates from this county, will
be contested. and the papers have been
prepared and notice served by j. n Hutch
ersOn, the Democratic candidate. Hamil-
tons majority was only ifty-four, and at
the precincts where his largest vote was
obtained there were the grossest iTregu-
larities and violations OF the electlon-laws.
The dispositions in the case Will be taken
this week.
There was tournament IN the adjoining
county of Lunenburg last week, and the
victor in the contest rendered the crown
20 one OF Lunenburg's fairest daughters.
hhe was about TO accept, but ascertalned
that the champion was a MahOneite and
positively declined the profered honor.
Several members of stranded opera
company have stopped over here recently
and have been aided TO return North to
seek employment.
The Presbyterians here are erecting a
handsome parsonage for their popular pas
Tor. the Rev. Joseph Rennie. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

when the couple drove up into the slum-
herring town. but justice of the peace was
aroused and the two made man and wife.
They then hurried back to Charlotte, ar
irving here about o'clock.
A petition has been sent TO Governor
Fowio verv heavily signed from Caldwell
county. asking for the pardon OF Frances
Hood (colorod), who was some years ago
convicted in the courts here Of intanticide.
She was sentenced 10 be hanged. but the
sentence was commuted to life imprison-
ment. Her home was in Caldwell county.
II seems that new evidence goes TO show
that she was really not guilty, but that her
paramour committed the crime.
The people in the ncighborhood OF Do
rita. "A small village on the Atlantic, zen
ncssee and Ohio railroad near here, arc
bovcotting the post-ofice there. The new
Republican postmaster Is very obnoxious
10 the people. All the mail is left at Il.
". McConners store and placed on the
train without going through the post,
Office. Mcdonnell also sells stamps ana
postals and ali the mail comes directed III
his care. so that nobody finds 1t necessary
10 call at the Office for any purpose. lie
boycOtt is said To be complete.
A telegram was received here to-day say
ING James Odell. son of Captain }. NJ.
Odcn. who went 30 Texas six years ago.
had been killed there. No particulars were
received. CAPTAIN Odell tclegraphed Tor
the body TO be sent home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

I WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW La
L DIES on salary to TAKE CHARGE OF Ny
BUSIN ass at their homes. Eatirely unobleo-
tionabie light very fascinating. and heathful.
No taking required. Permanent position
wages, $40 per week in advance. Good pay for
part time Ny references include some Of tho
best well-knOwn people OF Louisyllls, Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh, ana elsewhere. address with stamp,
MRS MARION WALKER.
Fourth and Chestnut streets. Louisville, ny.
lse i-Su& lh6ml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
RI 6. NO
AN ACROSTIC.

WHY do some gy0ccrs RIM ao'cH
Hf-N0 TtaI
THEY think there is not enough
profit in it.
DO ven meaR that yon frHe Price
at 7vlich If shall b. said?
IT would be foolish for us to do
so, we would rather have
them make 4 larger profit
than they do.
WHY IS that
THEN the grocerymen would
stop talking against HE-No,
and push it. lIE-No is their
bcstfricndif they onlykncwit.
WON'T they laugh at tie idea Of
Hr-N0 b7Hg MV Jj7eHa, they
APPEAR to think tie ether acU?
YOU are candidany way, and Twill
be equally 50. a fcwyears
ago, the groccrs sold more
tea than they do now The
TEA STORES cut into their
trade by offering as a bait,
sugarat coStor 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 IIE-No is the best friend
the groccrs have. 1t will in
cvitably increase their sales
Of tea.
TELL Maft0Me MARINES, J'0n say
SO because yen s0nwto Please tie
grocWS aRduHMm He-Notea
THE groccrs are the ones we want
to please, but we wont do so
by nattering them
TRUTH IS, J0H are like tie rest Of
tie v0rlH, y0H fOam 10 make
m0nrr, DiafS aHJoH are AFTER
EXACTLY, and we believe the
quickest wayto do that's
to tell the truth plainly,
to call spade a spade,
and givc.the people just
what we promise, which
is the best and purcst tea
we know anything about
Good morning, we do
use Pears Soap"
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR HE-NO TEA,
ANo TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. BEWARE
OF INVITATIONS.
MARTIN GILLET & CO, Established I5n)
Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

T. Hart Fem and c. r. Jackson. Of
Hartford went skunk-hunting. and their
doc drove the game into the back yard of
The Mon,owesc Hotel jackson espied the
ewes of an animal shining in the darkness
and blazed away. Then pig squealed.
The hunter advanced and discovered that
he had killed the youngest and most pro
missing pig in a litter Of four belonging TO
the landlord Of the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CON-
~ TRACTORS.

PROPOSALS are invited for the GRADUATION
aud TRESTLE- WORK Of the road from Green
VILE. Pitt county, y. c., 10 hinston. Lenolr coun-
ihe work will ue divided into four sections Of
about seven miles each
Bids may be made for the sections separately
or for the whole line.
Tho 1restlo-W Work will DO mainly OF driven
pile work.
Plans and pronles and specifications can DO
seen at The ofice OF the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad company, in the city Of Greenvile, Pit
county, \. C.
BIDS viii be opened aud contract awarded on
the 23O DAY or NOVEMBER, at tho Office OF the
Wilmington ans Weldon hailroad Company. In
Wilmington, y. G.
Work To DO completed on or before the lsr
DAY OF MAY, 1900
The Company reserves the right TO refuse any
ami all bids.
II Is said az abundance OF labor can DO secured
upon tho line. ,
Address fLeAlN6 0hhpNEh,
Engineer OF Construction,
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Co, 4
NO 1887 Wilmington. N. 9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

WANTED, LADY AGENTS FOR
w OUR NEW MCINTOSH RAGLIN. Supe-
rior cloth, IL wide stripes on outside, yulcan11et
rubber on inside. Close Citing: very stylish (;
neyel spots. Beautiful a. the finest cloth gar
ment ever made aud is absolutely waterproof.
Agents cell SIX a day and mase g. Great OF
portunity Also Gne line other goods Address
T. II. CAMPBELL, 4Sl Randolph street, Chicago.
no ISL TUX rhl9t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
DPCGH. MEBICIsTS, &c.
/. L. SALE.
APOTHECARY, eO0l yESABLE STREET,
PURITY GUARANTEED.

Gao pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP at l5c.;
20 pints GENUINE IMPORTED BAY kUM At
5Oc.;
Qrc. Will buy tox Of IMPORTED ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth co.;
15c. VIII bug CARTEEs, DAYlD's, or BRAN
DREIWs PILLS;
&c. will buy FHAYsER'S NERVE AND BONE
IiNINFNT:
&C. will buy VALENTINES MEAT-JrIcE;
&c. viii buy WYErHs BEEF. WINE. AND
IRON;
&c. VIII buy BROWNS IRON BlITER5;
75c. Will buy PlERCEs MEDICAL DIS
COVERY;
80. VIII bay PIERCES FANORlIE PRE-
sCR1pIlON;
75c. win buy AYERS or HOODS SARsA2A-
RlLLA;
&c. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR;
So. viii buy sWIFTs sPECIFlC-larRs.
81 will buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY CURE.
Ga,. viii buy sOZOpONT, tho best dcn'rin O.;
CSC. win buy MEADE & BAKERS CAkBOLIC
NOUrH-WASH
Zoe. will buy ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER
25c. viii Guy four pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED;
sc. viii buy LAZELLE's, VIOLET, or LAVEN-
DER WATEHs worth 5l-the test peg
fumes sold:
go half-piu bottles BAY RUM n 2jc.
~ gross TOILET SOAP m CO... . dozen.
zoe. vii buy LOONEN's nAIN-BRU>H-bcst
brush offered Tor tho money worth Co.;
7Jc. VIII buy SOLID BACK IMPORTED HAIR
BhU SH worth 81:
$50 Will buy SOLID BACK OLIVE WOOD
HAIR-BRUSH IOonen's besu worth 81
&c. will buy UNBKEARABLE COMB worth
nc no 3-Su,TuA Th-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

WANTED, FIFTY COLORED
w COALMINERs 10 20 10 Brazil, lui. pay
75c per ton. ! will start lot ~ mIners from
my onico tuesday. Goth instant Mem paid OF
twice a month. For further particulars apply
10 J.P.JUSIIS. Labor Agent,
no On f. nnrfn Iift.enih rfraet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
A RUNAWAY MATCH.
Romance from North Carollna--Boyeott
of POst-Ofice.
Especial telegram to the olspatch.l

lepecih telegram TO the olspatchi
CHARLOTTE, n. c.. November 2O.--A case
OF determined love developed here to-day.
For long time Mack McCaw, a young man
in tho elnploy OF clothing. factory here.
has loved Miss Josie Watts, young lady
not quite Of age. In order that she might
have her own way about marrying MeCaw
applied for license 10 marry Miss Josie
some days ago, but could not secure it here
on account of her age. The old folks kept
2 strict watch over the eiTl. bat Yesterday
chance hired horse and buggy after night
and drove his afiianced TO Fort Mills. S. c.,
where no license is required "and but few
questions asked II was after midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
L OFA
DESIRABLE AND WELL-LOCATED AND NE
DIUM-sIZE FRANKLIN-STREEr
RESIDENCE.
40. 800, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS

By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded Ia
Deed Book 1873 b. on page $40, and by direction
Of a decree OF HenricO Circuit Court, entered on
October -, 1880. in he cause OF 10 S. guardian
rs Long and ais., will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1889,
at 4:30 o'clock 2. 81, tho EXCELLENT RESI-
DENCE above referred 10. being No. 800 east
Franklin street for a long time occupied by
Charles d. Hill, Esq, containing about ten
rooms, besides the kitchen. me lot fronts %
feet ana runs back rs feet 10 an alley II ieeI
wide, on which l. a good stable.
The central location Of this property should,
In connection witn tho comfortable and substsn-
character Of the house, render this desirable
investment either for home or for rental pur-
poses.
ERMs: One third cash: ana the residue at
two years, with interest payable semi-annually,
separate notes for principal and each install
ment OF interest aud all secured by trust deed,
or ali cash, at option OF purchaser.
nOls y. W. BOWIE, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
A VETERAN.

Twas wounded ia he lcyai the battle of stone
River, Dec 3l.f 1862 Ny blood w1. poisoned
nom the effects % the wound. I'D the lct
suc led to double i's natural $40. AID remained
90 Tor many years. The poison extended 10
nv ,.ho.c sy,tru. and I suffered a thousand
deaths Nothias did me any good uriil TOOK
Swift's Specific. viii IA took the poison ONT 81
rlvsvs,e,n. end - 4hlcd mc 20 frcl myself man
A,aiu. :. = =. i- the remedy for blood poison
Jou- CoNwAY. London. -.
Treatise on Blood and Shin Diseases mailed
frc"
SWIFT ~rrclfi. co., Drawer 3. '11n'o ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
PROCLAMATION.
CtTATE OF VIRGINIA.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR.
PROCLASIATION.

In the belief that tho people Of Virginia should
render praise 10 "Goi the Father Almighty,
maker OF heaven aud earth, for the many mer-
cies voucusafed 20 thom during the past year,
and In accordance with custom, l hereby set
apart and appoint
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1889,
as day OF Thanksgiving.
recommend that upon that day our people
assemble in their espectlyo places OF worship
"a offer thanks 10 tue King Of Glory for HIS
watchful care IN the past ana with gratitude oe-
seoch Him " 20 deliver us from eyil and uis-
Chief from sin," and from the "crafts ana as
saults of our enemies Ia the future.
let the day DO marked 10y good deeds 10 those
who are distressed ain mind, b0iy, or estate y;
by reliei 70 he poor aud the desolate, by sym
patty with the sick aud the nf1ictod. and ~
loving kindness nj the Preside.
May II 10 a day OF Thanksgiving 10 the ever
lasting God by giving praise 10 the =" Creator and
Preserver OF all mankind mot only with our
lips out Ia our lives"
Ia testimony whereof ] have hereunto set my
hand aud caused the Great Seal OF tho state OF
virginia 10 be afnxed.
Done at the Capitol, In Richmond, this 18th
DAY OF November, In tho year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighsy-nine, and
the iitth year Of the Commonwealth.
FiTZHUGH LIE,
Governor OF Virginia
By the Governor:
II. W. FLoURscy.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

Write 20 BENJAMIN Brothers for explanatory
pamphlet Post FREQ on application. No broker
age unless profit Is made Margins from per
cent. Profits unlimited. gu l-eOd6m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
RAILROAD LIMA

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAlLKOAD.-scheiuls
commencing NUFtMBEe r., Issj--sastern
staudarl time
732 A. u. leaves Byrd-Sfrsst station daily
s.ops only a Ashland. bota6el, Nil
ford. and Fr,darlcksDurg. bf0otraId
Whitewater sleeper - Washington
and New York.
200 p. " leaves Byrd-streo station daily. eI.
cspt SUNDAY
630P. V. leaves BYri--treef station daily
i:l5 +. d. leaves Blri-Htf"et station daily
stops only a. Botbweu. afford. sui
Fredericksburg. sleeper Richmond
20 Sew York.
s50A NJ. arrives AZ Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from New YORK
s:5s z. NJ arrives at ByCd-Suesi station faiJ
siJys ~ fredericksburg. huIori
B.lhgeli. and Ashland Sleeper frOa
Washington aud New YORK
sos p NJ arrives byrI-r're-t station daily.
stops only at Fredericksburg, Nil
ford, anl Ashland.
9:45 P. NJ. arrives a. Byrd-sIreet station daily
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY Y1CErr SUNDAYS
CAS- N. leaves kina Arrives a. ASHLAND u
1888 A. NJ.
AooP. M. accommodation leaves Byri-stros.
station. arrives a. Ash AMI - . J.. II.
Coz P NJ. leaves Elba arrives a. Ashland o.
e4sA. N. arrive. glDA Leave, Ashland ass1j
A. NJ.
e25A. NJ accommodation arrives a. BryG.
street station leaves Ashland At..N
A. ".
$50 P. NJ. arrives AZ Elba Leave, Ashland a.
3:lg +. 81.
4. 7. d. Myers. General super1atendsnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

A. the request of tho oSuer We shall offer Tor
sale by public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. NOvENBER -, l,S9
AZ $50 O'Clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE No. 52l north
Third street. between Clly aud Leigh streets.
The House contains nine rooms besides closets.
hot and cold water, range, bath, Latrobe &c aud
is ia 1r-f-class Order; largo shady yard Win
good detached brick kitchen with TWO rooms.
This property Is now occupied by a good
tenant NJ a rental which will pay handsomely on
the price expected for ~.
II you want nice home centrally located, or
z go,d paying Investment, como % this sale
Terms one third cHeh balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen mouths, credits % ue evidenced by
negotiable notes with per cent interest aided
aud secured by trust-deed, all cash, at tie OPP
ton OF tho purchaser.
C. TINSLEY E CO..
no 10 AuctCucers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
EORSALE.


yOh FhNi
EOR Rem T., DWELLINGS Nos. -
4 23li aud 250C east Franklin street, opp1- IN
site tho LIBBY Hiu PARK; rooms ehch, ami
modern improvements.
70 re- uuTin First street ) rooms, with mod
orr Improvements. .
So Bis west Marshall street rooms
so. I2ll and 1903, ~ tho southeast corner
Franklin and Twelfth streets
No. ~ east Canal street. rooms
H. SELDOM TAYLOR
no y q Eleventh and Baak streets
NOR RENT. THAT CENTRAL -
Il LY-LOCATED TOBACCO FACTORY ~
on Canal street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. II. SELDOM iAlLOR,
uo2l2t Eleventh and Bank streets.
IGOR RENT. THREE DESIRA-&
L BILE OFFICES on Ninth street between 20
Main AMI Franklin. over tho N-w York steam
January !. 1899. II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
no 2l-3t Eleventh and Bank streets.
NOR RENT, THOSE NEW. =
L HANDSOME STOCK BRICK-FRONT IL
DWELLINGS on Harri on street between Frank
lin street aud PARK avenue, containing about I'D
rooms zach. with al modern improvement s.
Scighborhool nrsi-cle-s, and very convenient 70
FtTcctcars. hent We y reasonable - desirable
DO 2o-at '' K. b. cHAFFIN ( co.
LNOk EENI Oh IEaSI, l. = ~
J. STORRuOUsE ASD LOT az uunstalls- III
station. New Kent co inty. Va, formerly owned
aud kept 10y John 4. Davis. Apply e.
G.. W. CRCMH. Agent
no lg-eodft iuu-tallsgN
NOR RENT. AN ELEGANT g
Z DAIRY FARM or TWENTY ACRES, ~@-
in half mile II the city. Good dwelling 81 six
or eight rooms. AMI all necessary Oui-olndiugs.
suitable for dairy or truck farm. Nil rent AT
q bargain. Elegant soil for celery beds and
nursery. MANNING {. STAPLES Is CO.,
NO A-cOd6t 4l44 east MAIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
AUCTION sALEs-Future pays.
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
BYE. D. Hill B. Co
and
". w. Bowe,
Real Estate Anctonssrs.
TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE
A SPLENDID LOT
on CARY AND DOCK STREETS BETWEEN
TWENTY.FlRST AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS.
81 AUCTIOS.
TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE

by virtue Of two certain deeds ~ trgst--on0
bearing date On 2}l Of January. 1856. % Hil Car
ter aud Richard q Pegtam, trustees, md fh3
other bearing date }O'h Of January. lS,6, 90 VII
liam II. Palmer AMI B. T. trump. tr4.ters-ro-
corded 10 ths Charcsry Court ~ Richmond, no
first in Deed Book ~ A, page DC. Tnf the later
a. Deek-BOok 100 q, pRge 81, We viii sei Dy aIr-
ton. WITHOUT LiMlI OR RESERVE. On rho
premises. on
FRIDAY. 2eD NOVEMBER, 1850. ATf0'CLocE =. NJ,
the EXCELLENT LOT. which fronts on both
Dock and Cary street,, between T8cpty-nfst AMI
Twenty second streets, beginning rs fsef cast ~
Twenty-hrst street. fronting u feet, with
depth Of - feet
Beug Immediately accessible 20 water and
rau transportation, this lot -hogi ho sought
after ~ investors, shippers, and manufac-
turers.
TERMS. One f0ur.h cash: balance 10 six,
twelve, srd eighteen months for the notes, with
interest added, and secured by tru't-doed.
HILL CARTER,
RICHARD q. PEGkAN,
WlLLlfN ~. PALMER,
B. 4. CklMH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

SAFE OF THE


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
\ LIFE ESTATE OF SAINT EL BENnll -
one UNDIVIDED THIRD or STOKE AID
DWELLING SO. 1876 MAIN STREET. NEARLY
OPPOSITE THE Old MARKET. AID O,ti-
PIED BY b. NEiN>ltiN. I>3. A~
,LOIHING >iDNE.-Ny YrfIn of a te re1 10
tuo Chanrcry Court ol tnr ciiy uf 10 tmDri.
reuIs.oi on tae lJih day ~ december. l.sN go
IN. -Iit ~ ncniit rs. >cuwc.flrr. &C.. We, ef
special commissioners thereby appointed. Nli
proceed % sell IN pubic auction. up0l DE
prem sea. on
FRIDAY NOVEMBER -. lsSo,
att O'Clock T.. f.. al the right t.ls. anal te-r't
~ ihc -aii samuel G.nlit bong life e'.t-r Dis
courtesy On nn~ UNDIVIDED llri of TO-. flt- Uc.-
tam LOT o. LAND fronting 20 feet. moro Hr la
improvements thereon. consisting - - AfNt
TNHEE-.f OVY BRICK STORE AND DWELL.
INC. krOTu "a 40. lil3 east 31in sfr-"t n l-
nov occupied hy g0oi tenants 81 $500 per annln..
iRkMS one han cash. Dee balance 90 nreiit
of six months ana pop Doe evidenced ty IS lesota-
bleroto, wiih interest aldcl, t.tle retained untl
toe whole purrhasc-m0nev i- paid aui convey
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN,
D. {. RICHARDSON.
". ". tt sly.
Special Commissioners
BENnrT. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST ~cH~rrrlFR. &c..
DEffSD4Nr,-lS rHg tHAN'ERY Coz tr of TAX
CITY o. Richmond.
z, Charles ". God1in, c,ork of soii court. core
ufy mat The bond reluirei ~ me special COM
mt--iuuer- ~ me 10 1900 iu -aI raI.H 90 Ue-
ccuber =. iss-. has been dIIg given.
Gwen under nay nanl ihi, .lA lay OF fobru-
airy, l-S9
uo - CHARLIE n ". bbhDlf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
By y. ~. Bowe,
Real Estate Aucr.0neoE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE or 4 GOOD
4 FRAMED STOKE AND DWELLING
COMBINED
on DUYAL STREET BETWEEN BROOK AVE
NCEANn SHOCKS ALLEY,
AT AUCTION.

Bv virtue OF Geed ~ trust from Robert Win
stou, dated Eth January 1855, ana duly recorded,
Will sell by direction IL tho mol Ter 81 fhe notes,
a. 70 some Of which there has been deiault,l by
public auction, 90 the promises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER -, lsS3,
a, 4 o'clock p NJ. tho FRAMED STORE and
DWELLING GO. 400 above roierrrd 10, stu
ated on the north line Of Dugal street, with the
lot on which 10 stands fronting - feet inches by
a depth % about 80 foot
Tho MOUSE contains, besides the store three
good rooms and there s. a kitchen IN the yard.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OF exc
cutting this trust Bnd the b4iauce or the debt Que,
say about $50 and tho residue on terms TO Ds an
noun ,el at time Of snie
nO2l d. W. ANDEhcON, trustee.