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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
AucrIor sALGs-ra.u.. Days:
rll1DfIOrrolII1FtTTfI07-7l 49, q. = ? = = =
by John r. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Rank and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
tF A VALUABLE LOT WITH A FRAME
DWELLING THEREON, ON THE EAST SIDE
or SCOTT BETWEEN PLEAsANTs AND
SHORT STREETS, wiTnIN two s9 S ns log or
g Tgns EL ssp Fw6 BA saS SS
TuE NORTH SIDE or MAIN BETWEEN
TWENTY FOURTH AND JWENIl-fltIh
STREETS, AND A LARGE FRAME DIV Filling
AND LOT on TIE EAST SIDE or TWENTY
FOURTH BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
sTREErs.-By virtue OF two DEGREES OF tho
Chancery Court Of the city OF hichmond-ono
entered on the 7th Of April 1855. and the other
on the 92d OF February. l853-in case VI Tho
County OF Essex Is. Turner and ala we, the un-
dersiRned special commissioners. VIII sell At
public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II, isS9,
commencing at a. O'Clock z. NJ:
I. Tint DESIRABLE LOT on the east side OF
Scott street between Peasants and Short streets,
fronting 30 feet and running back l4O ieet 20
Union or Copcurropce street. With small
Frame Dwelling thereon: and Immediately
after say Mt o'clock .
q That VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK
TENEMENT No. 2i0S esst Main street contain
ing Ave rooms occupied "a a store and dwelling
fronting 10 feet 10 inches and running osck 81
feet
z That DoUBLE-FRAME TENEMENT Nos.
2iOf aud 2i06 east Main street, containing three
rooms each, occupied as dwellings, fronting 81
feet 8 inches and running back ITO feet and
l. LARGE THREE-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING on the east side Twenty-fonrth between
Main and Franklin streets, containing seven
rooms. Lot 40x9J feet
All al the above property IA occupied by
tenants paying good rents and tho special at
tention Of investors aud others Is called TO this
sale.
map OF the property can be seen at the office
OF the auctioneer.
TERMS: One third CASH balance in six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest
added. and title retained until all the purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
CONWAY IL. SANDS,
Special Commissioners.
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BY John r. Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets

Bank ana EieNenlh ShocE~
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE EN-
Il TIRE OUTFIT OF THE ENTERPkii:s,E
DAIRY No. 4l2 NORTH SEVENTH STREET.
AT kUCTION.-By virtue OF two deods Of trust
from Henry G. Hubbsll 10 the undersiRned, as
trustees, and duly recorded in tho hichmoh1
Chancery Court, We Win sell, On
SATURDAY. April, IL, 1889.
At II O'Clock A.. ~, on the premises, tho ENTlltE
OUTFIT OF THE ENTERPRISE DAIRY, IN
GLIDING GOODWILL, FIXTURES, MD AZ
PLIANCEs generally found In nrstclass
dairy-nmOng which are en- bTaced-
A MARBLE-TOP COUNTER, CREAMERY,
BUTTER WORKER; .
LARGE MILK-CHEST; 90 MlLk-COOLbhSi
is LARGE MILK CANS; Is DELIVERY CANS
/ M1LK-CART; l CHURN AND WooDEN
oPPIcE-DGsK, CHAIRS, STOVE, PICTURES.
&C. &C. .,-,.
Particular attention is asked, as the articles
are All nearly rev and must be sold. The stand
IL a very valuable one and the trustees have Sc
cared from the ownor OF the premises the right
OF the purchaser Of the dairy 10 lease the prem
ises al the rent Of $50 per annum, payable
TexYs: Al sale, JOHN T. GODDIN.
Trustee in First Decd.
ROSEW zLL PAGE,
Trustee In Second Decd.
Sale conducted by JAS MAcDOUGAI- ap9
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At the request Of tho ownor who ha, r,-r,,.,
20 distant state, Will sell oy au.u3a, oa "a
premissA on
TUESDAY. Apgm u, iss1.
at ~ o'clock r. ". the LARGE. ATTRACTIVE
AND WELi~bUlLf RESIDENCE sbl7s rsfsr--
20. which YES CONSTRUCTED q fos y.ars IA ,..
best rnaterisis 10 contains on ihe f-,t sf.r.
besides the large ana airy halls. i9o han t....,
parlOra, large 0ni beautiful d.silf.n.-
library. s'0re-r0om. pantrY laInfry. luf 80 p.
on, with main subway and a prya - afaIrsss
10 tho next Moor. au1 Cr ne afcguI f..r A..
i've large sn1 ono small bedrooms. BAN s.r.
wants rooms. j., au arranged .n tha moss 9e-.
feet snd compictC mslner
The house occu1ies about o. feet Il fhe ...
leaving vacant saJ "a fest ~ tho most alfIf I
land In that deserved popular s.-uln N o.,
growing city; ani Is Is probable that tho yara,t
lot viii - soid sei Arafeiy.
In arrangements, comior. nclghborhooI. Ger.
tain Increase 10 value. and general afrac.i v.ues.
this property Ia all nat ran BE- desired asabnns
or a. an investment TIE house can ts g..
spected any day between u and O'Clock
Terms: AZ sale. y. ". .OWF.
ap9 Aurtorosr.
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BY George f. Crawford,
DICHMOND BAZAAR, On
HI Nos. 143S AND 1910 FRANKLIN STREET. III

Our regular sale will commence
TO-DAY
at 10 O'Clock, when We will offer number Of
excellent HORSES, MULES, BUGGIRS. 9HAE-
TONS, and WAGONS, from which selections
may DO made.
AT II O'CLOCK
IS bales HAY, in excellent condition:
Good FARM MULES, from James-river
esRte;
BROWN MARE, a superior family animal;
BAY MARE, seven years oid-can be recon-
mended Tor her superior saddle gaits;
New CARTS. mnde In the city;
Light FAMILY CARRIAGE but little used;
-Four. seat FASHIONABLE DRAG. Ia elegant
order:
2TOP-BUGGIES and HARNESS:
HORSE, BUGGY. and HARNESS-Horse frst-
class driver. Buggy and Harness In good con-
ditiOn.
A lot Of Secondhand DOUBLE and SINGLE
HARNESS-and all other STOCK regis
tered in time. 4. II. COON,
apis Salesman
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BY n. w. Bose.
Real Estate Aactloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A CEN
TRALLY.LocATKD AND VALUABLE LOT
sHocKoE SLIP ADJOINING THE OFFICES
THE LATE W. X. MARTIN.
AT AUCTION.

By virtue Of certain deed OF trust recorded
In the clerks ONCE OF the Chancery Court OF
Richmond, Ia Deed-Book l5l q. psge GS, viii,
al the request OF the beneficiary sell by auction,
on the promises. on
WEDN EsDAY. APRIL II, 1854
at O'Clock p. NJ. tho VALUABLE LOT above re-
ferred to. fronting al feet 10 inches on tho east
side Of shockoe slip and running back about
"a feet
This property Is desirable "a site for oficee,
which would doubtless rent we'll
TgRns One fourth cash balance In six,
twelve. and eighteen mouths, for notes with In
terest added, and secured BY q trust deed:
A. l. B0uLwARE,
ana TRUSTEE
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By Jas. Macdougsll
By Joseph B. Davis, Auctioneer,
IL. b. Cook. Salesmal,l

OURATOR'S SALE OF HOUSE
~ HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, 18th instant at 10 O'Clock, will sell a.;
the residence No. 1912 81. Johns street assort
nlent Of GENTERL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
embracing the usual variety found in well-iur-
nished residences. all belonging 10 the estate Of
Wallace Holmes, deceased.
TERMS: Cash.
MILAN II. BEyERIDGE.
apl3 Curator.
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COUNTY OF Essex, PLAINTIFF. VS.. TURNER AND
AIS, DEFENDANTS THE CHANcERY COURT
OF The CITY or RICHMOND.
], Benjamin II. Berry. clerk OF the said court,
certify that the bond required by the special
commissioners by the decree in the said cause OF
April z, 1888, has been duly given.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of May,
1888 BENJAMIN II. BERRY,
an II Clerk.
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by r c. Tnsley 6 Co.
Real Estate Agents aud Aseiioneos$
800 Main street

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OK
TWO AITKAC fifE NEW rs
DWELLINGS on WEST LEIGH sthh ..'
the request Il NE owner. Who mast tA'p i- ,,,
We will offer Tor salo ~ PGolH saeHo'' w
premises. 90
TUESDAY. APRIL Is 1879, .o,,e
=, o,.,ocs p n. those TWO NsW fkAhA
DWEIIiNGs on Leigh street. sooSo Bose .p'
sIta ma Frs.isrics sbueg shops Those nolss -,
.ntlrely new, contain tive MONS eaen. 49,
extremely we'll tabi. Locs.~i ~ sao' - !. 10
viii always command good 'eo~'''
Sis sale should attract the asscniion " ~,
49, surloyea on the railroad. as " = NO -.
that thsy have caanes u seeurios ~" 80
30 near their business a. q ps~'
expect for this property.
Srsxs. Very reasonable. aud 81 sac
An 10 4 {. rlNSLki = CO. Auel0ss-
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BY Poindexter & Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1903 east Main street.

l2U3 east Nam SIreeL
A UCTION SALE OF FIVE NEAT
"A FRAME DIV ELLINGS on ORANGE
STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND ST. JAM IS
STRFhTS AND ADJOINING THE PROPOSED
PARK AT THE NORTHERN TERMINUS OF
FIRST STREET.-We shall sell by auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1889,
AT 5L o'clock P. NJ, the sboye-d6scribed DE-
TACIiED FRAME DWELLINGS, With lots ot va
r-ous fronts extending back to an alley. These
houses have been recently built IN the best man
ner. rnd are all occupied by good tenants at a
rental of $500 per annum. An Appropriation
mas been made for tho purchase Of adjoining
property for pars, which greatly enhances Its
value. Bargains may be expected, as the owner
Is determined 10 sell.
Trims: Nery reasonable.
POINDEXTER & DEMON,
Auctioneers
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BY f. A. Catlin,
Real Estate AuctiOnoer,
No. 10 Eleventh street

A NEAT ONE-STORY FRAME COT
n TAGE At PUBLIC AUCTION.-I will sell
al public auction, on the premises.
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1880,
at 5X O'Clock p. NJ. the FRAME DWELLING No:
500 south First street The lot has a frontage OF
about . fcet with q good depth, and overiooks
Candles Hin, and Is very conveniently located
for worEmeu employed at any OF the large iron
works There Il ample space in front to enlarge
the house. and II will pay over u per cent as an
TERMS. Very easy. T. A. CATLIN,
on IN Auciionoer.
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THE LARGEST COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LOTS EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY.
WILL BE SOLD TO THE
H | G II Z ST BID D Z X .

Sheppard, Gusrdian,l In Circuit Court Of county
vs.. OF Henr1cO, decree Gu
Sheppard and ais tered January 81, 1889.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE

/ will sell nANDsOME IOr fxia f..f n
the south side o. Grove avenue no'reeu boo, b
and Morris streets. y. ". blN.
ap AlcfIlnsfr
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va OF Henrico, decree en-
Sheppard and ais. tered January 81, 1882
by virtue OF the above decree the undersigned.
special commissioner therein appointed Tor me
purpose, will sell at public auction, on the prem
lses, to the HIGHEST BIDDER, on
THURSDAY, April Is, 1889,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the above exceedingly de-
sirable PROPERTY. being In the direct line OF
/ improvements an not only fronting on inc
! grand boulevard Of tho west but also fronting on
/ tho most valuable and fashionable thorough
/ fares Of tho city, such "a Franklin, Grace, ParS
avenue. aud Broad streets, rendering the en-
/ HANGED value Of this property ia the Immediate
future Amos. m absolute necessity.
Neat and valuable maps Of this as well as the
al iscent property have been prepared Tor Tree
| Distribution which can be had by calling upon
| tho commissioner or auctoneers or by dropping
/ q postal TO either
Vehicles Will start for the grounds at O'Clock
/ from Murphy's Hotel, Eighth and Broad streets,
! and the auctioneersi Office, lib Main street
You are cordially invited TO attend the sale.
| TERMS: One fourth cash; balance upon credit
OF equal instalment OF one, two, and throe years.
/ negotiable n)tes for the deferred paymente,
separate note for the interest to DO given, paya-
| bic semi-annually. and title retained until all
| tho pufchaso-money is paid and deed ordered
| oy the Court 30. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioner.
J. THOMSON BROWN & CO., Auctioneers.
SHEPPARD, GUARDIAN. WHO SUES, &C, PLAIN
| TIFF AGAINST SHEPPARD AND AIS, DEFEND
ANTs-IS THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
| COUNTY or l. ESRICO.
], samuel p. Waddil, deputy clerk Of said
! court certify that the bond required Of the
special commissioner by the decree in said
cause Of 2lst january. 1889, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this llth day OF April
1882. SAMUEL p. WADDlLL.
api2 Deputy Clerk
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY or HEN
RICO:
l. W, 6. Leake clerk OF said court. do hereby
certify that Special-Commissioner Thomas \.
Carter has duly given the bond required Oh him
by the decree above mentioned.
Given under my baud this 18th day OF Noyem-
Der. 1879. w. :. LEAkE
an - Clurk.
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FOR RENT.

rVHE HOUSE NOW OCCUPIEDas
i by Or. hinnigorodc, i0S east Franklin. Ea
can be rented from May i.t 20 September ist at
the rate OF $50 per month. ap l2-3t
L,OR RENT, THAT HANDSOME 81
IL RESIDENCE, 1905 west 4aiu street. hlz
containing rooms, ell modern Improvements,
and in good repair JOHN L. GOODIN.
Real Estate Agent.
ap 2-eod Bank aud Eleventh streets
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Iwill sell by auction. on tho promises, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 20TH,
ut ~ O'Clock 2. ". the desirable HOUSE AND
LOT above referred TO, situated on the north
eide Of Cary street between haryie and Plum
streets. wiel LOT 2lxig9 feet 10 an alley.
THE "a an improving location. where land is
going no steadily every day-nOt for specula-
ton but fo- building purposes.
You can't go amiss In buying this property.
TERMS: At sale. y. W. bONh
an IA Auctoneer
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by y. w boNe,
Real Estate Aucioneer.
CHOICE WEST-FRANKLIN
STREET
AND
wEsT-GRACB-sTRE.r LOTS
AT AUCTION
FRIDAY, APRIL ~, 1882
Arts O'CLOCK Pm.
NOTHING BETTER ON THE MARKET.
LOCATION UNSURPASSED.
FUTURE ENHANCEMENT CERTAIN AND
RAPID.
The above mentioned LOTS, situated on ms
north side Of Franklin street sud on b9th -.i''
streets Just opposite tho upper oni ot iho fhir-
Grounds. and occupying beautiful, dry. ana
commanding situation, viii DO sold 90 the ahpf'
mentioned time. beginning promptly at 81
o'clock, az tho corner u Franklin hnl kouiA7.u
streets.
There are no prettier lots than these, AMI oono
with bigger future.
distribution.
TEeNs: one third cash; balance ~ one ani
two years, Tor notes, With Interest atcei boz
cured by a decd Of trust
apl0 y. W. h1" s..
ByW. r. Bowie & Co..
No. north Tenth street,
Richmond, Va,
and
Augustine Royal & Co..
Real Estate Agents ami Auctioneers,
once No 10 Tenth street dealer Building,
Manchester "a.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Az
~ EXTRAORDINARILY FINE FARM
~ POWtiA1AN COUNTY. VA.
CONTAINING l.ogj ACRES or hldhLl-iN.
PROVED LAND.
ONLY THREE AND 4 HALF MILES FkoN LL.
STATION.
on THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANT
RAILROAD.
ON
WEDNESDAY, APRIL a. 1879,
Al u O'CLOCK NJ
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By virtue Z a decrso u tho Chan'ery com ,
the city OF kcnmond. a.. ll lur .l tlreif ..f
therein depending. styled rompku7 aii
tratux rs. f0mptips Mi 4.f, lgmlaiu. -
i.tratrix rs. Allison & ADDISON and 80, y. r
Patte-on. trustee. rs. IompSlns sui go -I.i
do.reo Mss entered on the -Qtl Gay ~ ST.. ',
isss-ae. The undersigned SPECIAL
ers viii proceed o. sell AZ pubic al''
DAY and hour above prescribed. uI' 'h'
CENT FARM lO:sted iu r0whhtan O.l.f.
a. FARaISGTON, containing .-.. 400
EXTREMELY VALUABLE LAND
acres is open lnnI aud is iu q t'fl s.s-' "'
yauoa, aud produces 1nely WI .ti ' no .t''
bacco Rud grasses. tno ra..l.e N' .'.
are well wooded AMI fmlernl HI.. '.h
pine. There are several crenss f1Aiif 'N'.
THIS place. and arc ncyCr-fallinf 7. t.N-
beGntlful farm las Ia a p.eniii n'.s
convenient % schools, chufcne., a4i A'''' ..''
raw and gris- ... .o..tr
HOUSE, containing or l0ro1m-. am HI' 'N' '.
houses usually found On q urst.'iA-- i'' H-
such IA elegant estate - il.s -"...' n-
the attention u capitalists an come
This property Will be- offered as hN''
may be sub divided into tltc' ii,..t'' d. '..,
shown b. plst Of the land yhIoi'ei On ny
saie II s0i In parcels tle ira N.' D. .'.-'
iuc 5B)ls ncres. win al the lusfnt"MrNN''
be nrst offered then trs''f so. p rIi.a NInf ..'
acres hno open land and wooden l"il
tract No. 3. coutsiuing 3lta aTo- ~ Lt4N".'
creek, fnt adoW. and nne Under iahI.
For further Information al 90 t4n AA'H
GERS. who viii tase pleasure Ia g.ung anf
formstiOn desired. ald q pas * mo au''
described farm il ~ their ONCE.
Parties wishing % attend MS fal4 VIII Iet'.
Richmond on the 9o5 A. VI. train liurhmonl OF. D.
Allegheny dep0D. getting % a, .ee ia. /,
where they will Re met b. conYeyahcls OBJ
taken over % the sale
Tar rSRxs under which mis- beautiful o.'ss
will DO offered are exr-e iingiy Npertl. sol n
as follOWs--tO VT: Tea per cent. NJ no
| chase-mOnsy m cash. 40 residue Oh f'a
! one. two, aud three year.. Ia "a a. ilsisi't. f
| bearing per "rn'. interes' from day OF ''''
| PAID. aud 20 be se.ure1 ~ bouis pi .-r
| chaser. with good perso-ai security. All ~
| tsnti0n VI the utls, or personal security I.'.
dispensed with n the purcnassr proie.r '
| as much o. more lhGa one fourth OF lAt
/ chase money ia cash.
! For further particulars address The a.i.,i les''
/ or CONWAY s. SANDS.
! corner Eleventh and B2nk sfc..'.
/ s.. :. T.. PAilG,uN,
No shafer building kcam0ni. -.
SPECIAL Comml,sio1elH
! ToMPkINs's ADHiSlslSArRix. FiAINI ~
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Herbert L. TorriIl and Thomas 3. Bococs.
Irl4tees. -........ ..... ..NOm plAlneDle,
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ByJ. Thompson Brown a Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
1ii3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF PRO-
PERTY,
FRONTING ON THE BOULEVARD
BETWEEN PARK AVENUE AND BROAD
STREET.
SUBDIVISION OF 80 AcREs-5,oco FEET
FRONTAGE,
INTERsEcTED By
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS. PARK
AVENUE AND BROAD STREET.
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The Rlchmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
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By y. W. Bowe,
Real Esiata AuctlOneer.

Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4
~ TRACT OF S4I-2O ACRES OF LAND on
TIE NEW HENRICO TURNPIKE ABOUT TWO
NILES NORTH OF RICHMOND AT AUCTION
In execution Of decree Of the Circuit Court 81
Ueurico county, entered on the 7th OF May, 1888,
IN the case OF Tomlin and ais. ~. Braxion's adj
ministrater, &c, | Will sell by auction, at the Of
flee of the auctioneer. No. Eleventh street, on
THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1880,
et o'clock p. NJ, tho TRACT OF LAND OF
which William Armistcad Braxton died seized:
II contains "a In ACRES, ediOins tho land OF
James Sweeney, Z. Il. SkinkOr, Mathew Gilman,
and others. and lies opposite strawberry BIZ
the farm Of Mr.. Isaac Davenport, Jrl, from
which il Is separated by the turnpike. This
land lies very well, has upon IL somo wood, and
could be made beautiful little farm. or II may
DO sold in lots II desired. II has small front
also on the neH North road.
TRIMS: One fourth cash balance at eight.
sixteen, and twcnty-fOur months; tho credit
payments TO be for negotiable notes. with inte-
rest added. and title retained, or oil cash at the
option Of the purchaser
THOMAS y. CARTER,
Special Commissioner.
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BY virtue OF the above decree the undersigned,
special commissioner therein appointed Tor the
purpose will sell at public auction, on the prem
lses, TO the HIGHEST BIDDER, on
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AUCTION sAIEs--rasnve DAYS
Bys. ". Bows.
Real Estate Auctlons,r.
THE HANDSOME AND CAPA.
cIoUs RESIDENCE
HH oDIS @. CLAY.
No. 1905 GROVE AVENUE.
WITH LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE oRoryps
AT AUCTION.
I'm ID -

Al The request Of tho ownor. who ha, rsro,.a
70 distant state. Will sell By au.tsa. o. .. J.
pFotnl4sS ~ f~ -
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apii


Real Estate Agents. Auciioneers. aud Brokers
No North Tenth street.
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TouPkINsIs ApNiSIsTsArRtx. PiAWHth
A0AISsr TOAPKISs AID Az. DxsGNDt> $50
THr CHAScERY CoUgE % TIA CIR o. N -'
NOND.
l. Charles w. Goidin. clerk OF SAID eoir' IF.
tity that The bond Required Of She spec
miSsiouers by tao decree IN SAID Gauss u
Of November, ISIS. has breu duly gYcn .
Given under my hSnt this ygln DAY ~ 80 ="
lisa ChAklrH " otott ~ a
NH .i&lA, io.lA N.-i... 49,
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pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE on

Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
No. north Ten.h stroe,. k..lmonl. "a
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Pursuant 70 n decree and foreclosure sale en-
torcd on tho 1911 day OF December. 1854 BY tbs
Circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond. Virginia,
In the aboye-styei causes, the undersigned, rs
commissioner appointed by said decree. win sell
M IN entirety by public auction. 70 tho highest
bidder at tho front door Of the courthouse 81 the
Hastings Court, in the said city, al the hour OF
~ NJ. on tho
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The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
paDy aud Othefs................... Dticeuah
q Henry VI. Alexander and Henry X. Eliyson,
Trustees. ....................... Soinpiaihane'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-17
MARTINS FERRY.

Mis-. J. H. Walker, of Erie, Pa, is the
guest of Miss ElOise Gray.
Word was received here yesterday an
nOunoing the death of Mrs. Mary Mostel-
Ter, of Muskegon, Michigan. Mrs. Mostel-
Ter was formerly Miss May Curly, q
daughter of Mr.. Amos Curly, who lived
IN this city. Mr. Mosteller was also an
old time Martins Ferry boy.
Rev. Mr.. Simpson, of Washington, Pa,
will preach in the Baptist church in this
city both morning and evening to-day.
Julius Jacobs show windows are very
ornamental with their elegant dressing Of
lace curtains and other fine goods.
No matter how cheap other stores may
offer you goods, you can always do better
by calling at Julius jacobs Dry Goods
House.
Jimmy Leonard, who assisted in Great
ing disturbance at Miller's pool room
Friday evening, was fined twenty dollars
and trimmings by Mayor Mitchell yester-
day. Jimmy POden, another of the bellig-
erents, was let off with fifteen dollars and
a few bias pieces and flowers, it being
found that his part in the little drama was
not so heavy as those of the others. Shoin
has not been found yet. Marshal Burns
arrested Wheeling man yesterday for at
tempting to stesl razor from a street ven
der who was located at Hanover and Sec
ond Streets. The fellow, whose name is
unknown, became very abusive after he
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STEUBENVILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, March 16.-The oil fever
is taking hold of the people on both sides
of the river, and the owners of land in the
Turkey Foot region are more than ever
confident that the territory will develop
into big paying field. Bridgewater No.
3, on the Crawford farm, was drill ed two
bits into the sand on Tusiay and filled up
seven hundred feet. and it is believed to be
good for twenty-five to thirty barrels daily.
The Gardner we'll produced twenty barrels
on Wednesday and Sweayingen No. has
produced ten barrels per day since it was
torpedo;d on Friday of last week. At
Cadiz, Harrison County, the second well
of the Beres Crit Company, which was
plugged up some time ago and was regard
ed as mystery, was opened on Wednes-
day of this week and in nine minutes
flowed eighteen to twenty barrels Of fine
oil into the tank, and it is only drilled
about five feet into the Berea rock. The
owners of this we'll are confident they HAYS
bonanza, and land in the vicinity has
about all been quickly leased by them. In
the northern part of this county consider
able lard has been leased, but as yet no
wells have been sunk. 1t is reported that
at Murdocksville, Pa, six miles east of
Turkey Foot, a well with capacity of $50
barrels has been struck, but there is moth
ing authentic in regard to st.
The street cars are good thing and meet
the wants Of the people living at the north
and south ends Of the city, but there is
one thing aboutthem that is apparent, and
which should be remedied. They run en-
tirely too fast, and Superintendent Davis
should see to it that the rate of speed is
lessenea. The streets traversed by them
are among the busiest thorougfares in the
city, and the danger caused by the rapid
speed of the cars is great. AS yet there