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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20
ALBEMARLE.
Interesting Sunday-School Convention
Topics Discussed.


Charlottesville, Va, July 19.-The Sun
day-School Convention of this county met
at Priddy's-Crpek church this morning.
Captain G. f. Vawter, of the Miller School
was elected permanent chairman and NJ.
NJ. Dupree, of this city, permanent score
tary, with }. K. Ferguson As assistant. The
address Of welcome was made by the Rev.
j. y. Farrar and the response on the part
of the convention was made by Captain
Eugene Davis, county superintendent.
Oral reports were made by delegates from
several of the Sunday schools, which were
very encouraging.
The following topics were considered TO-
day: 1.-The Superintendent" discussed by
General James G.. Field; The Teacher
by Captain c. +. Vawter; The Relation
Of the Pastor to the Sunday School" by
Rev. J. B. 1urpin: and the Opening and
Closing Exercises" by p. II. Gwinn. The
above topics were also discussed by Rev.
G. J.. Petrie and George Perkins, of this
city: Professor f. II. Smith, of the tniyer-
slty of Virginia Rev. }. n. Farrar, Rev. =.
II. Gwinn, and others, all Of whom made
excellent addresses, which were listened to
very attentlvely.
The attendance was very good, although
the weather was most inclcment. Rev. W.
T.. Hall, of New York, was present and
made an interesting address. Anumber OF
important topics Will be considered at to-
mOrrOW's session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20
A WoMANs COURAGE SAVED THEM
All on Board the Cupido Would Have Been
Lost but for Mrs. Hage.
New York World

CAPTAIN Monroe, of the English bark
Belt, brought into port yesterday Captain
Herbert Hage. his wife, and ten sailors,
who once comprised the crew of the Nor
wegian bark Cupido. They had been taken
from the Cupido by Captain Munroe, after
expecting for twenty days that every min
ute would be their last in tins world.
The Cupido sailed from Berwickhead
Scotland, April 18th, in ballast, for Wey-
mouth. n. s., and from the start encoun-
tered strong nOrthwesterly gales with
heavy head seas. After being bufleted for
over a month the Cupido, June 5th, sprung
a leak. Notwithstanding that the crew
worked continuously the pumps, the water
gained on them, and but for the cool
ness and courage of Mrs. Hage they
would have given up IN despair. On
June 25th, when the deck was al
most even with the ocean, vessel
was sighted, and a distress-sfgnal hoisted
onfhe Cupido attracted attention. When
the Belt was near enough for Captain
MunrOe TO learn the situation he sent q
boat and rescued all on board, besides
saving all their personal effects. The sail
ors were loud in their praise of their gap
tain's wife's heroism during the twenty
days anxiety. The Cupido was built IN
1859, and was simply hulk. Captain Hage
and the CREW OF the lost vessel showered
Their thanks on the captain of the Belt for
saving them from watery graves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20
STAUNTON
Death of Robert Craig from ApopleKy.
rSnecial telegram 10 tho DispatchI

STAUNToN, VA, July 19-Slr. Robert
Craig, a member Of the legal profession
died suddenly Of apoplexy at his
residence in this city last night at /
o'clock. He was as well as usual during the
dav and was at his Office till after business
hours. The warning symptoms of the
cause of his death appeared about three
hours before death occurred. When Mr.
Craig was a small child he was paralyzed,
from which he suffered all his after life.
He was ffty-one years of age. He studied
law at the University. lie was highly es-
teemed for kind and gentlemanly bearing
and his exemplary character. His father,
Mr.. John J. Craig, died in 1893. His mother,
eminent iurist. the late Judge Daniel
Smith, of Rockingham county, who long
presided over the court Of that circuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20

WANTED - A , BT1ER For FOL. MY MY
story frame IN good condition, cOntaiaing niue
rooms; out.buildings consisting OF kncnen,
smoke-house. wood-house, and barn eight acres
81 ground with an excellent orchard and vine-
yard situated on the corner OF New AMI Rail-
ROAD streets. Ashland, Va. opposite brinton
House There ls no hands0mcr location IN the
city. Address or apply -
~ 90-2t' NRs T.. B. RICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20

BY n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auci o13er.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OOF THAT VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
VACANT LOT or GROUND OK TIE SOUTH
sIDE OF WEST MAIN sTNEET, @ FEET WEST
From THE INTERSECTION OF MAIN AND
HARVTE STREETS. BEING ~ THiCKLY-
POPULATED AND CONSr ANrLY-IhPR
PART OF THE CITY AND WELL ADAPTED
FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES; As WELL IS FOR
PRIVATE RESIDENCES In pursuance Of de-
cres OF the Rich Cnancsry Court. entered
june & 1859. la tho cause OF Charles Eugsl ~.
Adelaide Unger (nee Blzorj and Camille jnger.
her husband, the undersigned. special commits
sioner. viii sell BY public auction, on tho
promises. On
WEDNESDAY. JULY 81. 1889.
at o'clock. Ia parcels or as whole AZ " tho
commissioner may seem pest. tho LOT OF LAND
referred 10 Ina said decree and located az above
stated: beginning on the south side OF "ess
Main street OIL distance Of 80 feet from no
west side Of Earvie street thence wcsigeIdly on
said south side OF Main street iUZ feet iuches.
and running btcs AZ right angles within paral-
lei lines 80 i0et, and ~ per plat aud surrey
made BY Bolton x 1alsierfo surveyors, OF July
Is lS.
TEKxs: One third cash the residue in equal
insialments by negotiable notes az six ani
twelve months, with interest added. and Tue tiil Q
10 be retained until Tho purchase money Is fully
paid and a conveyance ordered by he court.
WILLIAM FLEGENhEIAER.
Special Commissioner.
y. W. BowE. Auctionoer.
FvGEr, PIARTrFr. AGAIsSr TNGER, &C, ~
FENDANTs-iN rug CHANCEgr COCsr or TuE
CITY or kIcuNOND
], Charles ". Godiin, clork Of .aid court. cer-
tify that The bond required Of the special COM
missioner by tae decree la said cause Of June
:, 1859. has been duly given.
Given undor my hand This 18th day Of July,
1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20
The Elasticity of the Farmer.
Of tina Richmond nisnat

COLUMBIA, Va, July 10. 1889.
The elasticity of the farmer and other
STYLED citizens in these parts is remarka-
ole. After all heterrible inhiction of over
whelming floods and even under weeping
skies he turns out with his whole family
TO add 10 the church exchequer by giving
his money foi admittancc TO @ most beau
tifnl entertainment, gotten up by the
Little Red Riding Hood. participated
in by some twenty-five ladiesand girls, was
q success. and we are glad we went.
Crops are encouraging aud we only ask
the heavens TO keep the rivers now with
in normal bounds 10 have things all right.
The aqueduct here needs fixing and we
hone soon TO see II done. RKxzxR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20

POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until
MONDAY, July 22D.
At the same hour. " "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20
"ThERE,LL BE A WEDDING YET"
Miss NIoIIie Merrill Was Determined Not
TO Remain Long n Tilted Maid.

A Covington (Ky.) telegram says: Albert
Mccullough, wealthy young man, and
Miss Mollie Merrill. both of Covington,
were TO be married last Monday evening.
The guests assembled at the brides home,
and She was dressed and waiting, but Nc
Cullough did not appear. Inquiry was
made, and it was learned that be
had departed for New York. The
guests went home, after expressing their
sympathy, but Miss Merrill -pluckily told
them there would be wedding yet. She
telegraphed the facts to Wesley Campbell,
q former sutton, who lived near Indianapo-
lis and offered herself TO him. Campbell
answered that it would be impossible for
him TO leave his business for some days,
but if Miss Merrill would come there they
would be married the next day.
Miss Merrill started the next morning for
Indianapolis, and on Tuesday evening with
the dress and with the bridesmaids intend
ed for the other wedding she was married
to Campbell The wedding ring intrusted
to her by Mccullough was also used in the
ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20
NORK-RIVER LINE ClA WEST
Il POINT.

PEfrON RANDOLPH. Goaerai Managor
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NAY y. iss1
TWO DAILY TRAINSTO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCuBCkG
LEAVE RICHMOND
90 A. ". DAILY. pia Ricilmoni ani Petersburs
railroad. Arrive AZ Petersburg ~. >
A. b.: arrive as Norfolk 900 T. y.
gl0A. n. Daily rss hichmOni aat PETE -solrg
railroad. Arrive a. Petersburg it.-l
An. 40. leaves lstenso4f< iy]J
A. N. Tor Farnyiiie. Lyucahlrr' to..
noks Bristol, hnuxTilo, al4 All
pDiu 20 south Aoi " est
THROUGH CAR TO RAOF0rD.
7OoP n. DAILY, rsa Richmond snd Petersburg
railroad. Aruro Petersburg rs T.
A.. leave Petersburg HlJP. n. daily
arriving Norfolk ioV 2. n lnro0Sa
car RicRmOnd 10 Noriols.
rsCP. NJ Daily, ga kich mOad and Petersburg
RAILROAD. Arrive ~ Petersburg 80
4. NJ. connecting vita iTzle N@ 7
leaving Petersburg ~ rs =. D. iof
rbrmV,iie, lynchourr koAaoke, 70
eahontas, Bristol. Knoxville, thAus.
LooEa. aud al poias soa1h sai
West
PULLMAN sLEEPING-cAR ACcO1B0DA
TONS
No i--Slespl ng-csr from Petersburg 70 Brs,ol
without enaLge. lsaung ietersougg dslty A.
7.55 r. A., aGa Lynca00rg 70 Aompals sithe1s
change.
No. 3-Lyachburg to New 0rleanS sad koA-
poke 10 ChstiADoosa. without CHANGE
IieAets. hagfago-cnecks. aud all tEiofnsnoa
cau 30 sbtained a. klchnoni and Petersburg
railroad dcpoS. A. w. GAfbof's 100 tala s.ro5s
w. h Bsylll,
Several Passenger AxeaA
CnAHIgy O. kpDy. VICE frssl1eas
General ofilcA ho2aeke, Va nyu
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CLIMBED IN THE WINDOWS.
Strike of Pretty wsster-Glris at "a Sum-
mer Hotel.

New Haven ct telegram says Sheriff
Swift. proprietor Of reputable shore re-
sort few miles east Of this city, was in "a
peck OF trouble over Sunday. HIS house
was full Of guests. but he had no mattresses
or ckambermaids. Saturday afternoon,
Just after the arrival Of two big stage
loads of people, the girls, Of whom there
swift into the Office, and informed him
that unless the door Of the cottage in
which they slept was left open after 10
O'clock At night they would have 10 part
company with him. The Sheriff replied
that the door would not DO left open. and
that the girls had better 20 about their
business. They next demanded their
wages, and. with the exception Of two
were Esd OF and left the hotel. Two OF
tbs striking mattresses came TO this city.
md are now stopping 81 the home Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20
FARMVlLlE.
Death of Judge PerkinS-Convalescing.
rSnacial taIegran 10 the Dianat~nl

FARMvIILE. Va, July 19.-Hon. William
Cumberland and Powhatan, died at his
home in Cumberland county last night
Judge Perkins was a model man in all the
relations of life. He filled up the measure
of his days with usefulness and honor. He
was for a number of years the presiding
justice Of his county and such were his
business qualifications and knowledge of
law that without ever having practiced the
profession he was elected Judge of the two
counties above mentioned and held the po-
sition for six years. He was seventy-hve
years Of age.
Peter Winston, who has been critically i'll
from typhoid malaria fever, IS conyalescing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20
BY Quartes & NcCuriy,
Real Estate AuctiOueers.

UCTTON SALE OF TWO TWO
"A STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, ONE ONE
STORY FRAME DWELLING. AND A VACANT
LOT SITUATED on Tue NORTH SIDE or
VIRGINIA STREET BETWEEN FULTON AND
ERIN STREETS. AND ONE SQUARE EAST OF
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, o. SATU kDAY,
July 20. 1850. Ar6O'CLOCK.-At the request OF
Mr.. Christian Scars 40 will offer for sale, upon
Tho premises, al Tho time mentioned, the above
PROPERTY. designated on tho plan OF Fulton
~ Lots >. B. AMI IN square II, and fronting %
foot on Virginia street aud running back ll5
foot Ia an alley.
Attend this sale. Bargains can D. had.
TERMS: one fourth cash, residue At six,
twelve. and eighteen months, negotiable notes,
interest added, ano secured by trustdeed.
QUARLRs i McCURDY.
fvf7 AucfioReeTa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20

Al - o'clock NJ. mo MILLING PROPERTY.
BRANDS, And FRANCHISES OF SAID COM
PANG.
The franchises Of the company are derived
under an act of Grpefal Assembly Of Virginia
INCORPORATING me same, snd are very valuable.
The ground upon wht-h the-e mills are erected
is held un1"r perpetual lease expiring -l-i
bec- ~ be-, 1877, renewable forever al successive
periods OF TWEEN years, a. the option II the les
sees or their assigns.
Tho le..ehold estate Is subject 20 = rental ~
f9UOI por snnum tor mo land md 'rdfry f0fcr
butl- exempted with its improvements Of eycry
des, ription. from bll munlclpal aAo7' lho
builGia - consLstof-
l. The MILL proper, BRICK Bi lLDlNG.
covered with tu. So X6' feet, ght stories high.
which contains al tho milling machineiy and
=. The 2kANAKY. BRICK BUILDING. COW
cred win 'in. 5Jxll0 feot, eight stories high,
which con ains al tho graiD-cleaDtng mach merry
ard has ampio storage-room for 10000 bushels
OF whest AMI 1900 barrels u nour.
3. Tho STORAGE WAkkuol -, aWOODbN
BUILDING. gravel rooted. 6lN73 feet four sto-
rie. Nigh aud with storage capacity Tor 300 bar
rels ~ nOur and iUo1 empty barrels.
These mills were established in lSSl, and were
completely Modelled by no celebrated mill
builders T. T. Ais z Co, Of Milwaukee. Wis.
with all the latest ami best new process ma
chinery. they have a capacity OF from $40 70 D"
barreiH of -four anl 500 bushels OF corn per day
aud tue reputation Of the their leading brands
for exuOrt-giZ.. "Duniop and met ance '--
and their domestic brands are second 70 mono IN
tho country
4 valuable track connection has bsen recent
ly made win the Richmond ana Dsnvilie hail-
road Company. by when crsjn from all rail
roads entering Richmond or Manchester can
be- brought 10 the mill free u drAysge Snd all
cAr-load lots Of cour, feed. and meal can De
shipped; the cOuyeyOrs and platforms being
40 arranged that ei-ht cars can Do either DIS
charged or loaded without shifting.
Tho MOTlA E-pOWEk - from tour large over
shot water wheels, constructed in the strongest
and most durable manner. me buildings ara
OF the most massive aud durable descr ptiOn,
ana arc capable of susta mug any weight mat
may Do put upon them. being built up from the
granite bed with granite fOuDdatI0h-Walls eight
i0 nine feet tnick and fourteen feet high, al
which height the brick walls commence I'VE OF
SIX bricks "a OK falling on grad aaliy 10 the roof
Immediately after the sals Of the mill will 10
sold the tOOPEk-SHOP and BAhkkl~FACIO-
RY LOT. a valuable adjunct to the mill, located
no "A c0nveuient distance, but sufficiently far on
70 avoid al risk from nre.
Circulars containing fan description Of this
valuable property viii be given on Application
% tho auctoneers. and plats OF the property will
be shown on day ~ -ale.
TERMS: VIII De- made very llbersl.
|. DAVENPORT. r..
~ l3-oodSau2 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20

a! o'clock 2. NJ, the HOUSE aud LOT referred
10 In said decree. aud located as above stated
fronting fifteen feet on Baker street and extend
ing tack seventy feet moro or less, 70 an alley 70
tho rear. containing about four rooms, city Wa-
ter end the usual conyoniences.
IERss: One fourth cash: the residue In equ9l
insfalmants by negotiable notes at SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest added. and
Tho tito retained until the purchase money Il
fullv paid and a conveyance ordered by the
Court JAMES &. LAMB.
Special Commissioner,
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July15. 1889.

July 10, IooJ
To he Editor Of he Dispatch:
Will the Dipoich please give longitude
and latitude Of Samoa?
SUBSCRIBER AND TEACHER.
The Samoan group is between latitude
10 degrees q minutes and IA degrees
1s minutes south. and longitude 1863 de
grees % minutes and 172 degrees As min
utGS west
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j, b. ELAN, Auctlonoer.

BROMLEY. PLAIS1GFF, AGAIVsT Major, TRUSTEE,
NC. DEFESDANTs-lS rKE CHANcERY COURT OF
THE CITY or HICHNOND.
/ Charles ". Gofdn. clerk Of ssid court, GER
tifv that the bond required Of the special com
M 'ssiOuer BY the decree ia said cause OF July
3. 1sSq, hss been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF July
lp,q -...
IVA CHARLES W. dODDlN.
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RAsIRoAD LINES.
@ IL 1ssa sSs5 - J
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.

NHESAPEAhE AND ONO RAIIsN
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN gFFEcr JUNE q. isa
LxAVs RICHMOND
$50 A. N. Local, eTcsp, sunday. FOR Clifton
$50 A. N. K1oress daily for Oid Poin, ani Nor.
ii:iO A. N. Mail daily for Cincinnati IA, nan
Paror- and rlespin g-cars
s0oP ". Express da.ly FOR Oh Point suf
Norfolk.
,i5R N Accon mocsssn. eE;sp. sunday 'or
X. T. q 4. Juncuou.
Gf5P.M. r r. Y. yoshbuis srociN. dalr
with Dining-Car from Char'0t.ssyiI 10
g. Cincinnati ami t,lsVle Plll.
man >leegiug-t - from kchnonl
TRANS seRiyE RICHMOND
sos 4. ". and iO T.. 81. ~ ~ from Cincinnati.
ll:oO A. NJ. and ~ 2. n. daily from norfolk
600 Z. ". daily except sunday irom C.i-l1
Forge.
JANIS RIVER DIyIsoN
r. & A. K. ~
LEAyg RICHMOND.
9l5 4. II. daily Tor LynchDass. Leiiassoa, an
Clifton forge.
ti5R. NJ. s,o'.s,,iIo Accommodate, eseog.
sunday.
1000 P. N. daily accomrnodaton 'or Lyn~ .
ana .uton Forge. -.f"n.-
ei5P NJ aad ,.iS 4. y. JAY from THIS
Forge. r D..
0.l5 A. N. from ,co,issale. etren' sunday. Niel
H. Vs. FrL LTR 81
General lssseng9r As-1L
1T. HAsAaAN General Manager le4
DTCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Al AND POTONAc NAlLEuAD -s-n-1uls
commencing JCNk - lssJ-eas.e. slaaisri
fime;
IA W. lssyes ByrJ-s.rest station daily,
stops only a. Ashland. junction. NJ
forf aUI frudrfI .ks0fI L.. seustr
10 Washington a,j New York.
Ii:07 A. NJ leaves Byri-ssreot stat Jon daily. sr-
cept sunday
625P. " leaves Byri,r.es station daily
sleeper 90 Sew FORK.
$50 4 NJ. arrive. a. Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from NeV York.
PCS r. NJ arrives a. BYRD stree siai0n daily
stops az trecr~e ssourg. h.fori
Junction. and Ashland. sleeper fron
Washington aud Nrw lors.
io:4O P. n. ARRIVES a. Byrd-suce, a.ion daily
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAIY ExctPr sUNpAYA
CASA. ". leaves Elba. Arrives as ashland 81
1.3J An
.o0p. NJ a.romrnoiato lo.v.s Byri-strsel
station. arrives A. Ash AMI az b D. MI.
e:OgP. VI. leaves Eina. arrives AZ Ashanti 81.
645P. NJ.
645 A. NJ arrives Kibs. Leaves Ashland at6)l
A. ".
s85A. NJ accommodation arrives a. Byt-
street stal9u; leaves AL, ani a. ~
An
5.s9P. " arrives 4, Elbs iosve, Ashland Al
5l2 e. ".
ca TAYlOR General Ticket Agent
X T. d. MYEEs, Genera superintendent
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Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg hlcnmoni
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Bromley In the Cnance,y t y'
-. OF tho Sly VI NlOh-
Major, Trustee. &C., mond.
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AUCTION sALrs-ru,ur. pays:
By Apperson & Co,
Real Estate AuctioneerS. &C.

At AUCTION.-TOBACCO FAC
"A. TORY AND FIXTURES, fully equipped
for handling LEAF TOBACCO. at northeast cor-
mar ~ cary and Tventy-nrst streets. Lot ia2r
no 10 an alley, with LARGE STORAGE "a
PACITY on premises. Tensnted until Sist &c
tober next Sale on the promises Of O'CLOCK Il
WEDNESDAY. JULY efTu.
Typys. Easy; will be proclaimed at sole.
For further Information inquire of
APPERSON & CO.,
WA Aucti0neers
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II. l.. STAPLES 81 q
A. L. ADAASON,

p. ST the weather should be unfair the sale
win be postponed until tho following saturday
al The same hour, and II the houses should not
10 sold they will be rented out at the same time
~ IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20

IN pursuance OF the decree OF July ,, lSss, IN
tho above-pamed suit the undersigned. special
commissioner, will sell By public suction, on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-20

tho premReS. 10 tno nignesb piauois "i"'N'AS
gard 10 pfont, on
SATURDAY. July %. 1889,
beginning at O'Clock ?. NJ, those ~, Ih Esh
HkNDsONE NEW TWO-SrORT FRAMED
DWELLINGS situated on Albany avenue pc
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. one
square from the corporate limits OF the Guy OF
Manchester. These houses have I'VE ana sl1
roorns each besides closets coal houses, prlVles
So. have lust been finished, and are wen oullt
and conveniently arranged. Tho lots are from y
70 30 feet front and lg0 feet deep 10 an aiiey -
feet wide. ,
hi. suburb Of Manchester is improving very
RAPIDLY. and the desire Of the company Is TO sell
these houses 70 respectable people who VIII &c,
cupy them at once, and not TO specula,ors, ana
in order TO accommodate tho wants and means
of this class OF persons the terms WIN be e8irs-
ordinarily liberal 10 those who buy Tor their own
immediate occupancy. -,
Ne shall also oIer for sale at the same time
FIVE BkILDING LOTS on Aaury street ana nvo
ON Albany avenue. each 25xl20 feet These lots
arc in the midst Of handsome new houses, and
are daily increasing in value. Come 70 mo sale
Al tho hour named. 500 the property, hear tho
terms, and you will not regret IT,
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
A. L. ADAASON,
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DY VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN
Id deeds OF trust, ore dated 12th January, lSSI,
nj record in the clerks ofice OF Richmond
Chaucery Court In Deadlock 1873 c., page 2's ;
tho other dated i2tn Of December. 1870, also OF
record ia the Richmond Chaucery Courtin Deea-
Book 1856 A., page 24S. default having oeen maze
in the payments secured under said deeds. ana ana
being required 80 to do oy the holaer' "o WIZ
sell Dy auction. upon the promises. on
WEDNESDAY. July "a, 1889.
nj q O'Clock p. NJ, all that CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND WITH THE THREE DWELLINGS
THEREON, situated at the southwest corner " "
Seventh and Preston streets. having iront OF
si feet on said Seventh street BY deptn ot IA
feet 10 an alley II feet vide. III,
Tncse houses rent we'll and readily ana VIII
y,aid GOOD per cent upon the amount expected
1,TRys: cash. LOUIS BR0MM.
Trustee under nrst decd;
WILLIAM II. TALMANs
Trustee under second deed.
curvrIsa q RosE, Aucsienears Wv
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At 10 o'clock, when we will offer number Of Ell
ceIlent HORSES, MULES, BUGGlES. PHAE
TOSS. and WAGONS. from which selections may
Ia
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tho WEST POINT STAR PROPERTY, consisting
OF presses news aud JOB, paper-cutter a large
ana complete lot u news and Job type, and the
good will Of the West Point star.
Terms: A sum sufficient 70 pay expenses OF
sale viii be required IN cash. For tho balance
OF the purchase money notes will he required,
vita good personal security, bearing interest
from date, payable al three. Six, and nine
months.
Possession will 10 giv0n as soon "a tho terms
are complied with. H. X. POLLAhp,
THOMAS T.. bAGBY,
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Sale by r. B. CnAFTIS Il co.
REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE
dwellings FOR SALE a.

MODERAT Y-LARGE MAIN-sTREET
HOUSE near Foushee street.
FlRST-RATE DWELLING on Franklin street
near seventh.
MFDIUM-SIZE MAIN-STREEr HOUSE, near
Third street
EXCELLENT THREE-STORT NEST-GRACE-
STREET HOUSE.
GOOD DWELLING on north sixth street
COMPACT sol tn lHlRp-ofkEEr HOUSE.
SPLENDID GkACE-SThEEr HOUSE near
Sixth street. Apply TO - W.BOWE.
" 1917 Real Estate Agent
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NOR RENT. THAT HANDSOMErH
Il ANDELIGlBLY LOCATED RESIDENCE g.
2!3 Governor street. ist present and Tor many
years occupied by Lawrence Lnturf. t-lI %
contains seventeen room. spacious balls AMI
porches. Water on each nOor kaDE", Latrobe
stoves, &c. Stable. with servants rooms above.
The Premises are ia excellent repair.
JOHN O. GOnDiN.
Real Estate Agent Bank and Eleventh streets.
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