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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-09
HEAVY ROBBERY OF JEWELRY.
Enter a Charlotte, =. G., store
aud Make Big Haul.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., March c-lasi
night the jewelry store of John Farior
OF this city, Was entered by burglars and
robbed of goods, the value Of which. ac-
cording to Mr.. Farror's estimate. is
between $4,000 and 900 The
robbers entered from the roof.
through the -bylisht, and went TO work
ia business like manner They shat.
tered the lock of the safe with dynamite
and took everything i'm g. The contents
of the safe consisted of watches. dia-
monds, and Jewelry Of every description.
There was only about SIS or $50 in
money ia the safe. The work is un-
doubleday that of skilled cracksmen
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RICH MINERAL DISCOVERY.
II win Doubucss Give Bucns Visit Big
Boom

Special CORES spoudcnccoi the TfNrs
LrNiNoTON. VA. March s-The ricl
Bnena Vista iron ore. the discovery of
manganese in quantities sufficient to
supply larre Be-scmcr steel plants. the
tin mines. silver veins. and large marble
quarry. living jon radius of from one to
tcn miles oi Buenq Vista City, have al-
ready given ihc county % prominence as
% great mineral center and now the am
nobncemcni IS made tAat deposit of
iron has been discovered. located and
measured, which in purity, vastness ard
richness. viii -urpass the great Gran
berry deposit i'm North Carolina
The property consists OF 36l0acres on
Irish creek in the Blue Ridge mountains,
near the shenandoah Valley Railroad.
and adiOins Buena Vista and the Cash
Tin Nine property II is owned hy %
Ma L B Moon of Bristol, Tenn.
largely interested i'm the Goals of Big
stone Cap. and the development WiiI
make. with the Buena Vista develop
mems, This section famous iron centre
Ge0iogi.ts. engineers aud mineral experts
have just located The veins. aud made
which. with the analysis.
is just made public. and the extent of
the veins and richness of the ore, read
like fairy story. bat nevertheless true
AN the same A Philadelphia mining
engineer says the property l- tine higge-t
iron deposit be knows of in every par
tiCulur
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THE PRESIDENT AND THE GREAT
AMERICAN PrBLlc.
ALLEGED BLOWING JPOF THE WAR
SnIP NIpsfC.
How President Harrison Biighted a Con
sfitucnt's Hopes INilled in - Gambling
Zen \ Jca Gus Husbands Terrible
Deed O,hcr Tcleetaphic News.

WA-mNc1ov. March s-Thc great
American public surscd in and ont of
ihr White House a- usual to-day The
President. however. during the forenoon
rcuQincd gp--talr- 'n his office, where
hr received Senators Representatives
aud other DISTINGUISHED persons. EN.
senator Bruce and cN-Reprc-entatiyo
l,uDl. thc c1lorcl men who represented
Mississippi in Congress several years
ago among others called and paid their
respects
shortly yafcl ~ o'clock p delegation of
bishops and elders of the African Neiho-
dist Church called N appointment and
shook hands with fhc President AZ ]
O'Clock 500 school -upcrintcndents
from 900 parts of the country. were
received m fhc East room When he
pa. through with these thc President
acnt arton the main roriiro and bowed
FOB several hundred uDl 1n- Wh0 hHd been
-uuliu. outside. some of them iOr hours.
waiting chance to SEE the Executive.
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EARTHQUAKE.
PENNSYLVANIA TOWNS SLIGHTLY
SHOCKED.
HOTSES SHAKEN AND UINDO W'
Ratified.
cONGRESsMsN TOwNsHEND stRI
Ot Sly ILL.
Big Fires la Baltimore and Louis,ille-Cir
cuiar from the Inter state Commerce
Commission -'fhe War Cloud
in samoa.

RF,DryG, pa, Marcn s-A slight
earth.ouake shock was felt in this city
about 40 this evening Telegraph re-
ports from the mountain home Of DR.
Walter. west of Reading; Lancaster,
York. Lebanon, Wesichester say the
tremor was-yory distinct But little or no
damage is reported.
GETTYSBURG, PENN., March e-A
very distinct earthquake shock was fcii
in this place al $40 l.. VI lasting fully
ten seconds. Houses on Cemetery Hill
were shaken so that their Window rat
lied Points on line nearly east report
shock with a minutes duration at Han
over and sounds resembling thunder al
Green Ridge
LANCAsTEn, Pa. March S-At $40
this evening shock of earthquake was
felt here quite distinctly, and lasted for
hny-hTc seconds 10 passed from North
t0 south SO damage is reported.
YORK PfNN. March s-Ai 6A3 thi.
evening "a very perccpiible earthquake
shock was felt here, which was accom-
panied hy a umhling sound, and caused
great excitement all over the CITY,
damaging many houses and chmneys
i'm East York J he vibration
was from Northeast to Southwest, and of
about eight seconds duration
Al Emig-tillc and Dalla-iown, small
towns near here the shock was very
severe, and damaged many houses and
chimneys.
HANOVER. PA March s-An earth
quake shock was felt here this evening
ar q A. The vibrations were from north
east 20 southwest.
UNIoN BRIDGE. MD, March s-The
citizens here were alarmed az Glj this
evening by an earthquake shock which
lasted for several seconds Reports from
adjacent towns in Carroll county state
that the shock was felt generally
HAvnE DE GRACE. March e-A
slight earthquake shock was felt here
This morning at 600 The windows in
several houses were shaken, and the
chinaWare IN cupboards broken
WuNnNcToN, DEL, March s-An
shock was felt i'm this city az
about 81 This evening The vibrations
seemed 90 be from west 10 east and lasted
six seconds
BALTIMORE FEELS IT.
BALTIMORE. March s-A slight shock
Of earthquake was felt in the northeast
and northern parts of the city this even
inc about o'clock Tremor lasted four
seconds
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.I'll sf-s about i,. 20 Dee saii, as h. handed the
bill back % the cri-cctcr.
Its only %, ANA --
"Tll sss about it, told YOU
And pe nod money. ItwoulI b. a great
favor"
Didn't say l would call
yes. but whenf
Look here said the debtor, as he rose up
"do you mean to insult me-
no. sir mean to 20 down to the papers
ami get them 10 put ia notice that you VIII
soon depart for Europe Good day. sir
Here come back Heres your money !
Do Won suppose want 500 collectors na-inS
IrIsh on ny Office lleosc receipt tho nlu'
Sorry kent your folks waiting tor II. 'sDo
troit Free frss5.
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An OHIO TRAGEDY.
\ ,eaIou- Husband. rorr,eie Deed.

y ft1AhH~ fiHfRhHN 'f'fa itff' 'fftNf
Fo-romA q. March s-A terrible
tragedy was enacted here last night 4
lcw weeks ago William Ge,snel, glass
worker went to findlay 10 work, leay-
ing his wife with her parents IN this
city Last might Doe Unexpectedly APP
peared. and. going io bis Wife's pa-
rents home. called her 20 the door
lie said something. and then she wa,
heard 20 sav mo. A second
later shot from revolver Was
heard and the young woman staggered
back into ihe room with bullet in her
hip. Her husband followed her and shot
her AGAIN in the neck. and She fell 10 the
floor dying Her husband turned and
shot himself through the neck, falling
dead ON she steps The murdered woman
was young and handsome, and no cause
bui jealousy is known for the terrible
act
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AUCTION sALE>-rutur. DAYS.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
II RES.
THREE LOG CARTS AND ONE LOG
WAGON.

Ny virtue of deed of trust executed fo me.
ani OF record iu the clerks Ofhc- ~ tho
county Count ot King William county, on u.
B. g. D. p.N-. and a asO recorded in the County
Court 0i King ard Queen on the Dfh day OF
Nov mber. l-s,. aud being thereto required
ui the beneficiary ln the said deed. Will Offer
ton safe al public auction. on the lands of Mrs.
May rcshan at Nantapiko, King aud Queen
county. on
WEDNESDAY. MAnCH l3 iss9 AT p NJ,
one good steam engine boiler ani nNtures,
sne .aw mill aud nNturs- inclIIi. belts, sc.
one log wagon ana three Iov carf-
lEhN- "a b enough 90 pay the expenses OF
safe aui o. rly the amount due under the said
deed tu. Wit. : S,su.la. WIKI interest thereon
fIom tie ;-l itN OF august. l>,e. until day ~
sale. and the D. ~idue upOn th- following
terms Ol credit s,Dl i0t 90 be- paid on the "a
August. l--4. ssA 81 on the x2i August. isgl.
s2ll "a nl fle 22i August. 1891. ana s2zs.si on
ihr ..,d August. lsH.. aud the residue upon
such credits IS mas be announced AT ale
CT JRD T. r. HAw,
mh3Ain Trustee.
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LITTLE Rock. ARE. March \ United
states Marshall Faulkinburg arrested in
Conway county Yesterday Martin Thorp
and VIM. Garner leaders of the most eN
iensiye gang of counterfeiters i'm the
Southwest The officers have been on
the track of these men for months An
immense amount of bogus money. com
prising s. SO, and $50 imitation gold
pieces was ais, secured over a dozen
persons are implicated. comprising some
wcll-known people of Perry and Saline
counties
Ihorp and Garner have been bound
over The arrest causes great sensa.
ii0n
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LOUISVILLE Ky, March Fire broke
out in the mammoth clothing house on
Market street ubOut O'Clock this after
noon, and IN an hour and half totally
destroyed the establishment with all
lis contents Los. on stock estimated al
5000, 900. ON building, $4,000 The two
upper floors of II Strauss establish
ment, adjoining that OF the mammoth,
was burned, but no others Strauss loss
is estimated at $4,000, damaged mostly
I,r trof.r
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4 SENSATIONAL TELEGRAM.
The Germans Blow an American War
Vessel iu the Air

LONDoN March S-The Shtvticie
Zofuug. OF Breslau says a sensational
private dispatch has been received siat-
ing that The German war-ship Olga bonn
barded Mateias camp, whereupOn the
commander of the American ~ar vessel
protested, bat the protest being un-
needed he fired ON The German vessel
doing considerable damage The Olga
then blew mp the American vessel, with
all hands, by means of q torpedo.
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WAsmACroN. D. G.. March So
Congressman Townshcni. of Illinois.
who has been suffering for several days
past from pneumonia. is reported
seriously ill tonight Late This after
noon his physicians regarded his case a,
hopeless but favorable change YVES
noted about nine o'clock tonight, and 40
midnight his physicians felt more hope
ful of his recovery than 40 any time
during the past twcnty-f0ur hours.
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'Thc Dai!y Tinies Will

The Dai!y Time " VIII,
n soon a. s'raCtsCabic,
n0yc it, entire plant ana
ndjcc 80 the Gr~i HOOr Of
f,c large and C0nnslIodsOn>
h,tiiding No. 90i East War,
street. recently occupied
u, SsEn. MITCHELL = 90.
EEasing added largely 10
fi,r former outfit. the
d" 6saily Times e. now pre-
parcd tO fulfil ali (ssc re-
gui>itcs Of = live. progress
I'VE new ~papcr.
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HENRY NEWS.
Fire In Mariins,ille- Discovery of - Vast
BED Of uemstitc Ore-Ihc Contest In
the Ninth Distrist.

BED of Hemstitc Ore-Ihe Contest In
the Ninth District
Special C0rrcsp0ndcnce OF the TINr
MARTINsyIILE. Va. March We
bad "a fire in town last night II origi-
mated in the shop of ! ID Aaron a
Brother and soon consumed that build
ing. and next burned livery stable and
store on the lot OF Mrs 4 4. Crews.
At this point the fire was gotten under
control and no further damage was
done. The only insurance was $500 0n
the shop of Aaron Brothers Mr..
Crews loss will be between 81 POO and
81 300
Willie the infant daughter Of Hon
John Il Brown. after "a short illness, died
This morning at the home of her father
ON Broad street
The location of the depot Of the
Roanoke and Southern Railroad, at This
place. has not been settled vet and con-
siderable interest is manifested in the
matter.
Brown, i'm his contest for Buchanan
scat. has given notice hc will take depo-
sitions at this place in few DAYS /
suppose the object is 90 prove That GER
tain negroes moved from this county 10
the Ninth District
In prospecting for magnetic ilon ore,
a vast bed Of red hcmiiilc ore has been
found within one quarter of mile OF
the Danyillc and New River Railroad
H. =. Thomas. late editor of the now
dcfunct Mariiuseille He1H, is an ap.
plicaui for thc position of consul ai
Bucno- A}res, and is backed by both
wings oi Virginia Republicans
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BIRMINGHAM Ala, March s.-While
sitting at his tire-ide with his wife, about
10 O'Clock last night, A. W. Busby, a
prominent citizen of Gate City, Ala, was
shot dead by some one at his window.
The bullet entered his temple, killing
him instantly While in this city yes
terday hc had dispute with man 10y
the name OF Grant, over some business
transaction, and il is said that Grant
made threats. An armed posse have gone
after Grant.
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Jack the Ripper No. , says lie Killed
CLAYTON

MoRRuLToN ARK, March s-The
following is a copy OF letter received
yesterday by the sheriff
"MAYsvILLE, ARK, March
VI, sheriff
Sir am the man who killed John
NJ Clayton went to Plummersyille TO
kill Powell Clayton. Powell Clayton
had my father and brother killed when !
was a child have been West for nine
teen years, and retured to Fort Smith
just after the election, expecting to meet
Powell Clayton at Plummersyille, but did
not will get him before | die. The
- killed my father and brother
Don't blame any one in Arkansas. And
| am Republican.
JACK RIPPER No. D '
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The custom oi "spottu- employees - IN
duigad in by employers in Il great many diff
lereut lines ol business D. IS now looked
uron as fixed Institution, this bureau OF
c5mnu..0ry honesty and a "spottel" Is r.
coenizcd as being engaged IN profession
which can 10 ennobled and made 10 COM
manl q. much respect as many others mat
an cmDloycrof labor has a right 70 guard his
interests by maintaining strict watch over
those intrustol with his affairs cannot be de-
MED There b. however. "a new field recently
ouoned up 10 the "spotter1 in ST. Louis tie
Is now in much request by the mothers Of
dourbtsrs about 90 choose their life partners
Younr men who visit the fashionable west
end youne ladies for social amusement only
or with matrmony intent, would do well to
le.n their New Year resolutions very strictly.
II they walk not uprigltly they are apt to
meet a very cold reception some evening
from the rarents e the fair Lucindas. They
are watched day and night, and every breach
OF what is considered "proprioty" in young
man IS diligently reported The matri-
monial "spottarr is well rewarded, and one
who has followed 1t for some time end Is
well known ha, made a snug sum out OF IT,
Women are not successful in this line, how
ever-Nrs. Thomas O'Shca in Globc-Demo-
erof
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BIG FIRE N BALTIMORE.
4 Large stock of Carpets Ruined by smoke
and Water

BALTIMORE, MD. March s-A fie in
the store OF Morton d. Banks on Cay
street This morning destroyed HE build
ing and stock The stock was valued ai
$4,000. fully insured The stock OF the
carpet warehouse of Lesh S Jones adj
Joining, was totally ruined By smoke and
water The firm estimates its loss at
S3j. 900 10 $4,000 insured.
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4 GENERnI-S GlFT.
A Standard oil Man Deeds $500, 900 Worth
of stock TO Charitable Institutions

CLEVELAND. o, March S.--John Hunt.
ington, an original member of the stand.
ard oil Company, to-day signed a deed
conveying 100000 worth OF per
cent stocks 60 hoard of seven
trustees composed OF leading citizens
The stocks will be called the
John Huntington Benevolent Trust,
and the interest thereon is to be disirb-
uted among dozen charitable institu-
tions Part of the interest is 10 be held
until the fund amounts to 100000, when
all the dividends are to be devoted TO
charity.
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Groom event, n,e. Bride seventy



LYNcuBrtc, NA, March s-Nesier-
o. y an attractive marriage took place at
g. iuc residence oi the bride. near B,d-
ford Springs. few miles from this ely.
ihc pariic, being Mrs VI j Read and
Colonel B jordan. of RockbIdgc
county The groom sscyeniy.iyc years
of a.o and the bride seventy Both are
iu splendid health and siror and of the
best families and wealth in Virginia
The bride is sister of Mis- Decatur
Miller, of Baltimore, and aunt of Mrs
General William Kirby Smith, Of Ten
ncs.ee. Mrs. Groyerman and NJ John
4 Read of Baltimore, and Nh William
4 >cldon, OF iLc Metropolitan Hotel in
Washington city Mr- Jordan is dis
tinguishcd for her intelligence, lospi-
talty, and many virtues
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Inspired Newspapers Giving Startling
News From samoa.

News From samoa.
LONDON, March s-The fact that the
Schlssische Zttlng Is n recognized vehicle
OF inspired publications lends great in
terest to the report IN it, columns of "A
great naval fight in Samoan waters be
tween the German ship Olga
and an American man of-War
but even this voucher is
not sufficient 10 warrant belief here that
the American ship, with all on board
was blown up. Ii is possible that there
NAV have been an exchange OF shots, but
that there was battle IN which
either ship was injured, is very much
doubted. II is suggested that thc
EN- was printed merely as a pecler, in
view of future possibilities, and The sug
restiOn finds more adherents than does
the report Of actual hOstilitics As still
further evidence that the report is
not true The COl2gHs Ga2elte, which
is generally better informed than any of
It's German contemporaries, prints "a
carefully prepared and undoubtedly Of
fetal review Of the Samoan situation
which It concludes by saying We await
further developments. This perhaps is
entitled 10 no more consideration than the
alleged despatch in the Sch'eascis III
ttug but as the Gazette is also an in
spired organ the two publications are
taken 10 indicate that Germany expects
a row in Samoa, and Is awaiting infor-
nation Of the result OF its instructions
10 that end.
EARL SPENCER BANQUETED.
LONDON, March s.-Earl Spencer Was
the recipient of a banquet at the Eighty
Club tonight. Among those present
were Sir William Vernon Harcourt,
John Morley, and Mr. Parnell
Earl Spencer congratulated Mr. Par
nell on the outcome of the Times case
and praised his patience and forbear-
ance lie expressed his belief that Mr.
Gladstone would live 10 carry ont his
improved Home Rule bill.
Mr. Parnell made happy reply, re-
ferring to Earl Spencer as the herald OF
Mr.. Gladstones policy OF Cancellation
whose opinion was worth more than the
INDICTMENT OF a hundred mushrooms like
Balfour. Mr. Parnell continued, that the
only way to govern Ireland within the
constitution is 10 allow her 10 govern
herself in all matters that do not inter
fere with the rest OF the Empire, with
which she is indi,solubly linked
DYNAMITE TALK AT BUCHAREST.
Bucharest, March :. ~ The late
President of the Roumanian Chamber Of
Deputies. has received letter threaten
ing the destruction Of the chamber by
dynamite. The police are exercising
extraordinary vigilance IN searching for
the author OF the letter, and apprehend-
ing any suspicious persons in the vi
cinity OF the chamber.
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DRESSED BEEF, MUTTON. PORK,
WHOLESALE ONEN

an quality. very moderate
the INN ing ,,om al
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III-NUMBER S9S.
,rME nAIL.N TINI,>.

Published every da, IN ihc
year. and the OnIs Monday
morning daily IS~ucd in
NfTgiIia.
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ARmOUR'> DRESSED BEEF


DEPORr or THE CONDITION OF
ii THE PLANTERS BANK. AT AMELIA
tOTRIHOl ST.. lN THE STATE OF Nlk.
GINA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
FEBRUARY DOB, lss9.
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BALTIMORE. March s-A slight shock
of earthquake was felt in the northeast
and northern parts of the city this even.
inc about o'clock Tremor lasted -four
seconds
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{NANTED-E EMPLOYMENT IN \
W wholesale house by young man 10
learn STOCK KEEPING. lif,t-Class rcfts-
ence given. Address. IT. care OF the
TIMES. mhg'
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STATE of NiRaiNi,. COUNTY or AMELIA-ss.
!, T. A. Wallace cashier of the above
named bank do -olemniY swear that fhcHbONc
statement is true Go the ir,t Oimy knowledge
and belief. A. WALLACE ga shlcr.
Subscribed and sworn 90 before me this 1th
day ut March. l-sy n. MEADE
Notary Public
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Wants, Marriage and
Death Notices, not exceed
ing eight lines, 2J cents for
each insertion.
WANTS.

--.--".--.- r----.-r' 'r.>-~~r---r-- ----~---~---~--
WAN.I!E;D, "a. 1A AZ EXPERIENCED
white preferred Apply af 3l0 west Franklin
street. mh1 ~
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TIE Nfslt..

Established January. s~Si,
was absorbed IL, Tine Dali,
Ttmcs Ebrccsnhcr -. f-ss.
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=. THRoAr diseases commence with a
Cough Cold and sore Throat "Beorh's
Bf0A.tml Irocles' give immediate re
lief S0id onig ,a b0o,s. Price - cents
For scro.ula, and all blood ds.a
use Mrs Joe Person remedy. See
another column.
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STATE 0f 'RGiNIA. CRY or RICHHONu- IS.
]. Bernard pcyton. Dr.. cashier of the Mcr
chants and Planters savings lianF. do solemn.
Is swear tnat fhe above statement ls true.
BERNARD PENION, 1a. Cashier.
sworn t0 1ni sui iscribei before me this .th
day Of March. lss4
SAMCELSINTON. Notary Pub b..
Correct Attest.
\ ". NELSON.
JNO. 4. ~HAFER.
JOSEPH HALL.
lnhf.t Directors.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Ia THE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
SAVINGS BANK AT RICHMOND, IL The
STATE or VIRGINIA. Ar THE CLOSE
OF 81 >lNE>, Oh THE DTH DAY or
b EDkU AIRY ls,l.
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By AppersOn.
Real Estate AuCuOnser.
MAIN STREET CORNER STORE.
ENECCTOR,' AUCTION SALE OF THE
FOUR STORY GRANITE FRONT
STORE
Al THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND
lOVKrEENTH STREETS,
NUMBERED 1926 AND lS,s.

By direction ot the executors OF II. u, w.
VI aud b. ~ HaNall deceased. We viii sell,
On tie promises az O'Clock L. VI. on
FRIDAY. MARCH u. lsSg.
STORE PROPERTY lower story and
cellar recently occupied 10y u. Is. Prosser.
Es,l. and the upper part now and for many
with granite caps aud sllls. etc. Its central
location Is 90 business. especially the whole
sale trade, D. Q ui transportation. etc. make
IL iliy a. l. ole place for many purposes.
Lot 81 Ab a. .. On the vest side. W foet ON tho
east Fourteenth street side, and Is ) d feet on
IL rear line.
TKRNs. One fourth cash balance Al sig
twelve. and eighteen months. interest added,
secured py trust deed.
APPERS0N CO,
mh6-td Auctioueors.
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r.HIh cured hy Mrs Joc Person s.
remrl.