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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19

G%JO diamond eardrops; two stones
weighing carats, finely matched, extra
good order; very brilliantF and without
flaw or blemish of any kind; neat skeleton
gold mOuntings. Pledge No 2GS9.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19
GAFFNEY SAYS IT'S A GO.
He Is Willing to Umpire for the
American Association.

American Association.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 1s.-Umpire Gaff-
ney to-day telegraphed Manager Barnie,
chairman of the American association
committee on umpires, accepting the
terms offered for next season, and signl-
flying his willingness to sign the usual
contract. 1t is understood that his sal
airy will be S1.S0O. But one umpire re-
mains to be signed, and numerous APP
plications for the vacancy have been
received.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19
FACTS AND FANCIES.
Interesting Gossip on Town Topics
andThings in General.

Dressed Chickens and Turkeys
And choice Fresh Meats at lowest
prices. F. W. Luley & Son, 3S2 Jack
Sop ctrant
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19

@cO FOR THIS DIAMOND STUD. ONR
quo stone finely cut; good depth and
surface: absolutely perfect; weighs fraction
less than a carat and a quarter; this is an ex.
,eptional bargain. Pledge No. 1884.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19

Gr-A DIAMOND SCARF PIN; ONE
y stone; fair size; good color. and finely
cut; handsome gold mounting. Pledge No.
1888.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19
Railroad Tickets Bought, Sold

And exchanged by W. r. Git, associa-
ton ticket broker, IT'S East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19

GOO-WOULD COST ELSEWHERE SIS
sDLJ "A lady's hunting solid gold watch,
a plate nickel Springfield, Ill.,, movement,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19

C.1c6-DIAMOND LACE PIN CONTAIN.
.DIOC ing three stones, weighing DIG car
ats; finely cut; perfect and very brilliant;
evenly matched: mounted on platina and
gold bar; original cost, $3.50. Pledge No.
2G77.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19
Hellot 637. Call 2.

Good, Reliable Overshoes
At the Cincinnati, 173 East Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19

CLIO EO-A LADY'S HUNTING GOLD
-eDICsCO filed case watch, stem wind
and setter, &-plate Elgin movement richly
engraved cases and guaranteed to wear for
fifteen years. Pledge No. 613;.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19

Eu,nished houses you can get
TUT lfYou advertise, YOU bet
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19
MARRIED.

WLES-KELLEY-At Burlington, Vt,
Kelley 10 John p Knowles, of this city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19

The Great Reservation Of Montana
AL free land. Get a free farm. =
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19

tO1 6D-A DIAMOND BRACELET;
.DCF.CO one stone; white, perfect and
very brilliant; plain solid gold wire mount
ing. Pledge No. 203S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

the sell win cpcn prou ptiy ii $50 O'Clock
with The Grand March," and Il - re-
ouested that the sucsts shail be present at
that hour. Powdered hsir or white wigs
win be The order for the gentlemen as well as
for the ladies'.
PEKsoxAIa
The Misses Ross are having = very delight.
ful visit TO Charleston, 8 C. Theatre parties.
diunefs. lnncheous. and germans are being
given In their honor, aud the hospitality Oh
the ChsrIestouians seems TO know no bounds
towards these popular yirgfnisns.
The corgreeation o. St Paups churcn
are deeply panied by the announcement oil
the enfcebled health aud consequent resigns-
ton OF their beloved pastor, Rev. Charles
Minnleerode. Long aud faithfully he has
served them. and be is endeared 70 them by
every ballowed association, but they bow TO
the inevitable and hope to keep him IN rest
and comfort long In their midst that be may
with 10y behold the harvest OF his long and
faithful sowing.
Mrs. Russell Robinson and her son, Mr..
Cabell Robinson, are the guests OF DR.. md
Mrs. T.. T. Robinson, on Sixth and Clay
streets. .
Mrs. George Donaldson Is the guest Oh
MI. John Lottier. Governor street.
Mss Kinney, OF staupton, IL tue guest OF
Mrs. OdcD. Franklin and Second streets.
Mrs. j. l.. III. Curry aud her sisters VIII
receive their friends on Tuesday evening at
the last OF a series OF very charming "eve-
ings at home" which they have given during
January.
Miss Edith Adams returned TO Baltimore
on saturday, leaving many friends 10 regret
her departure.
Misses Leila and Matte Cary are the guests
Of Mrs. John q. Cary, Eighth and Franklin
streets.
Mrs. Fitzhugb Lee IA on a visit TO Pampa-
tiks. the home OF Colonel Thomas Z. Carter,
In King William county. CHLOE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
The xsb ON rread street.

10 the EuitOr Oh tue DibpalChs
II you think your readers have not been
fed sufficiently on the bread riot l would
like 10 give the experience OF a child. lie
was In the smith year OF his age and was at
tending school, taught by a lady, near the
corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets.
One bright day the quiet OF the school was
disturbed BY a very unusual neise, coming
from we knew not where. The teacher Of
the very Young idea suddenly leaves the
room and shoots through TIE halt TO the front
door, followed by all the boys and gi-ls. Be-
fore the BOY saw the cause OF the excitement
be saw old Aunt Littie-a very old, very
emaclated. and very gray.eyed negro wo-
msn "a slave OF the teaeher's) Jumping on
the pavement elapping and wringlng her
hauds, looking like Meg Merrilles, and he,
wxiling 10 the teacher that Judgement Day
had comet
After looking for an instant at old Aunt
Littie's gyrations, rho, having heart-disesse,
was not allowed By her mistress 10 walk up
steps, he looked down Marshall street and
saw q motley crowd OF white women and
BOYS coming FROM the market armed with
axe-handies, sticks, axes, and hstchets. They
were certainly out gu q LARK" ana an
army with banners would not have dared TO
have confronted that array OF dark and
Etti>y sl6t~OtnNCt>. but t1C1 w N'ubt ucN
on the best hats that they could afford. On
they came. but whether In their shouts they
emphasized the word bread was lost TO the
boy In the excitement.
The mob, headed by about three soldiers,
looking neat and with bayonets on their
guns, turned into Fifth street 10 Broad, up
Broad to Fourth street. Greatly TO the sur
prise Of the boy the soldiers were actually
protecting tnese wild people. He left the
panicstrlcken school and followed. Broad
street, frsm Fourth TO Fifth, for the most
part. had SUDDENLY assumed the aspect OF
Sunday. Many OF the stores were closed,
their keepers up Ia the second.story windows
looking Down upon the sights.
Suddenly there was an attack made upon
Mr.. Subjects store, which was Q hard ware
store snd which renamed open. Two OF
the prsprietors stood 10 the door and pre-
vented the women from entering. Then the
ACCOMPANYING guards, seelpg that the wo-
men were bent on plundering generally, ar
rested the leading spirits, and thus ended
the turuoiL
One Of the school children had previously
mysti6cd the teacher BY asking her II she
was gospx 10 turn cut that his mother was
geisg TO turn cut. This boy came from
absut the New ussket.
Yeur correspondent did not see the 6rst
contributions 10 this history. Were there
two sections Il these bresd-eetters-ons
down town end sue up-townf I. r. e.
CHAHIsssoNs W. Va. January 81, lsso.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
Auction sALEs-Menday.
BY n. y. Chanln . Co..
Real Estate Agents sud Ancsfor zen,
No. 1 north Tenth street..

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
Il wELL~fMPRovED FARM. WITH GOOD
BUILDINGS, ABOUT FOUR MILE2 rhVn
RICHMOND, ON THE Nsw CENTRAL Turn
PIKE. CONTAINING 1904 ACRBS.-By virtuc
of a deed Of trust dated December ", 1879. re-
corded In Hsnrico County Court IN Deed.book
IfQ. page. Gas. and at tho request OF tne pene..
ncisry. dcfanlt having been made IN aymen OF
notes secured therein, ] viii sell py pupno euo-
tcn, In 'front.' Of Henrico courthouse on
MONDAY, JAvuARr Is, 1889,
nj 10 O'Clock ~, the PROPERTY described Ia
seid deed as "aiI that certain tract or parcel OF
land, together with all the buildings sno lm-
proyements thereon, rights, ways, ana sppur-
t~cnances thereto belongings. lying sna peihx IN
the county OF Henrico. state OF virginia, hpous
four miles below toe city Of Richmond, contain
ine 100. ACRES. being that part OF me farm
known as Enterprise lying on the soutn 5000
the new Central turnpike, In the said county"
This farm II well improved and has a COCO
BRICK DWELLING with seven rooms ana usual
out-buiidinga
TsRxs: Cash to pay expenses OF sale. any
taxes due. and q debt Of 81. 100, with interest on
ESQ from June %, 1855. and $1,000 due December
70. 1883; the balance on terms 70 be announced AZ
sale. X. y. ChArrir, lrussoo-
iaT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

A UCTIONSALE OF FINE
n BROOD-MAREs, MILCH-COWS. AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. FAMILY CARRIAGE.
AND BUGGY Oh WEDNESDAY, JANAukf 80,
1888, COMMENCING Al 10 O'CLOCK A. ", Al
"hiCKORY NIL" FARM. On BROOK PIKE,
ABOUT TWO ANDA HALF MILES FROM rHG
CtTY.-The owner, Mr.. 4. c. Bennett, having
sold his farm, "Hickory HIM." we will sell ~
public auction, on the farm. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1883,
the following STOCK and FARMING IMPLE-
MRNTS-yz.
/ pair HEAVY DRAUGHT-HORsES;
= FINE BkOOD-AAkks;
/ pair FLOODED COLTS, Ave years old, broke 10
sAuDSDiiIIE~kND-HARvEs MARE;
/ COLT, two and a half years Old:
1 COLT, ono and = half years old
MULE COLT, six months old;
LINE GRAY HORSE, suitable for family car
rage or draught:
l FINK BROWN HORSE, for saddle aud broke
10 harness;
2FINE MILCB-COWs;
JERSEY BULL. four years ole
3JERsEY HELPERS and nOLsrEIN HElFEh-
all with calf:
IFARM-WAGON;
! BAkA-CARr:
1MOWING-MACHfNE-nearly now;
/ WHcAT-DRfLL:.
1 HAY-TETTEk-nsw:
Iron kOLLER-new;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
] WuEAT-FAN:
HARROWs, FLOWS, CORN-PLANTERS. &C.;
1 SIX-SEA1ED CARRIAGE and HARNESS;
/ FAMILY CARhlAGg-nesriy new;
BUGGY;
all of which may DO seen on tho farm Hickory
HILL
This ,ale is worthy the attention Of all
parties 10 need OF hOr-es. cows, or farming in-
piement.. as the owner Is selling for want Of
use, having sold the farm.
Tho suctiosssrs Wi be pleased to give any
desired Information.
Terms: Very easy. Al sun Of as aud under
each: over SIS, six months credit, with . per
cent. interest for notes, with satisfactory security.
Il. y. CHAFfIN a Co,
ia 49, %, q. 70, 20, 2, 29&D Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
Chariesss's Buages.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.I

CHARLOTTE n. c., January 26.-0ne Of
the largest professions ever seen here fol-
lowed the remains OF the late Rufus Y. Nc
Elm wsod cemetery this evcaing. The fu-
neral was conducted by DR.. A. W. Miller.
pastor u the First Presbyterian church. A
large delegation from McAden's Mills cams
also the Board Of Aldermen. The following
acted ~ pail.bearers: Messrs. John l.
Bfewu, Z. A. Cehens w. K Mayors. r. d.
Oates. Rufus Bsrringer, Il. g. springs, n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
THE s0UrH YVES r.
An Interesting Revtvai-Court MAT
special telegram to the Dispatca.I

tSpeclai telegram 70 tns Dispatcnsj
ABINGDON, VA January ga deeply
interesting religious revival is in progress at
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, at
tins place. There have been q large number
OF conversions, including among the nun.
Der some OF our leading merchants aud
other prominent men. Services have been
held twice daily, and at each meeting the
number OF penitents that crowded the altar
has increased. New converts are nightly
reported. The pastor. Rev. w. c. Garden,
is being assisted by the resident ministers OF
the town.
The Circnit Court has been In session for
the past three weeks aud Judge Kelly has
announced that he Will extend the term
three weeks longer II II shall be necessary In
order to dispose OF the heavy docket which
has accumulated. A number OF important
cases, some involving considerable sums. are
on this docket, and the numDer rarely grows
less.
The unreasonable weather which has pre-
vailed for several weeks past has caused q
great deal Of sickness throughout this Sec
lion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
zachary TayIsr's Birthpisce.

Protestant EPISCOPAL CHURCH HONE,
RICHMOND, Va, January 20, 1889.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
General Zachary Taylor was born Tour
miles northeast OF Orange Courthouse, one
and a half or tive miles from the Rapldan
river. In the county Of 0rsnge; place called
Hare Forest. No building on the farm now.
The question you ask is replied to BY one
OF his distant cousins and one OF his name,
her home for many years being in the same
vicinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

PARIS. January 96.-Boulanger has made
q final appeal TO the electors OF the Seine for
their support in the election tomorrow. The
General protests his 6deiity 10 the Republi-
cans and axain denies that be aims al q dicta-
torshIp. He declares that IL elected he will
vote Tor an hosorsbie Republican and for the
sovereignty Of the people. The vote Ter
Jacques. bis epponeat be ASSERTS, will be q
vote for the regime Of corruption which will
lead to the ruin OF France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
BY James B. liam,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
fii3 Main street.
TWO NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
4 RESERVOIR-STkEET DIV Filings,
NEAR MoRTON's GARDEN,
FOR SALE By AUCTION.

By request Of the owner. | shall sell, by public
auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 30rH.
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, Two SPECIALLY ATTRAC-
TIVE NEW TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS
OF six room. each, on the east side OF Reservoir
stree Just south Of Cary street, Immediately on
the Electric railway, and Ia a nrst-rate renting
locality.
These houses have city water, gas, culvort con-
n%ectIons, wide rear alley, nic, dry lois, extra
large space underneath for fuel. front and side
porches, are attractive in style, well bdilt. and
admirably arranged for comfort and con
~yenionce. They are 10 he soli. and h0me-seek-
ers and investors will probably ind no betteroP-
portunity 10 purchase than Will be offered at this
sale.
TERMS: Easy, and announced tsale.
JAMES r. ELAN,
ia "a AUcti0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

Especial telegram to no ispatca.l

IoI'V0I"H E"IOsI'H '" VI" HF"I
OsAScocK wa TAsLEr. VA, January 90
A small tenement house on the northern
limits OF this town belonging 10 Mrs. DIR.
George Tyler and occupied by Lizzie West
(colored) caught fire about 4 O'clock this
afternoon and burned down. There were
no persons in the house at the time, and the
Gre Is supposed to have originated from some
clothing that was hanging near the stove.
Nothing was saved from the flames. No In
suronrS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
By James Il. clam,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
ill3 Nam street.
A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALES
II or
SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE SMALL
MEDIUM-sIZED FAST-END DWELLINGS,
~ GOOD LOCALITIES.
ATTENTION, n-OMEsEEKERs AND INyEs-
TORS.

By request Of the owners. ] shall sell by pub
lie auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY NEXT. JANUARY 3lsr.
at Z o'clock ?. NJ. two new aud attractive TWO
STORYFKAME TENEMENT DWELLINGS. Nos
1854 and 2s0G, on tho north side of o street be-
tween Twsnty-oighth aud Twenty-ninth streets,
containing Eve rooms each. well Duiit. well ar
ranged. having the usual conyeniencos, IN nice
order. With los OF II 3-1ex9l feet each, alley IN
rear 10 feet wide, occupied by good tenants AZ
81 per month each. These houses are 30 well
adapted IN character aud loca ton 10 the wants
Of persons OF moderate means that they may
be relied on IN pay handsomely aud
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
the DESIRABLE FRAME TENEMENT, No. ga.
on tho west SIDE of Twenty-sighth street between
. aud r streets. . neat and comfortable dwell.
Ing Of three rooms and kitchen, With good lot -
17x132 feet, and occupied by a good. permanent
tenant az a rental paying 10 per cent net upon
the price at which It can be sold. And al
O'Clock
those two desirably-~ Located. neat. and ai,ra tive
FRAME DWELLINGS. NoS rs and 50, on the
west side Of IWonty-f0urih street helween aud
O streets. containing three ROOFS, detached
Kitchen, eItra-large lots, the usual conyeniences.
in good O-der, near 20 business. In a specially
good ncighb0rh0Od. always In demand By good
tenants. and Offering unusual inducement 70 In
yestment.
TERMS: Accommodating, and announced at
sale. j. LIAM.
iA25 Auciioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
by L G. Tinslsy A Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aacuonecrs.
No 100 Main street.

A UCfIoN SALE OF A NEAT TWO
IN STORY FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
ON WEST LEIGH sfRRkf. AT Tho request o.
the owner We VIII proceed 10 ssh ~ public snc-
ton, on the promises on
TUESDAY. JAsukxr ~. 1879.
~ 4 O'CLOCK ?. y, taAs pEsIRABLR rwoASroRf
Leigh ssrcs. Lot asxi3 feet fbis property
viii always cominaad good ssnsntA NJ VII pay
. handsome iaocns on tbs pztee ~ stieh u nssy
~ cold.
Tnxxs: One third cash; balance ~ sasy
tsrmk which wpl b anuoueee1 atsA,e
q 1fHSlfY D CO.
IAN A~ucasas9rA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
ia A,e7&d

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ LIABLE GREEN SPRINGS FARM.-Pur-
suant to q decrse OF Loulsa Circuit Court rem
dered November 5. 1888. in Tho suit OF Morris 5
administrator "a. Morris, &C.. tho undersigned
commissioner will offer for sale al public auc-
ton, upon the premises. on
FEBRUARY G, 1889,
st O'Clock p. ~, that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAM lying In the Green Springs neigh borhood,
In Louisa county. adjoining the lands OF Henry
Taylor, A. q. 5urnett ana others, OF which tho
late Joseph W.. Morris died seized and possessed,
containing HSx ACRES.
This Ia an exceptionally nne fsrm. having about
$50 acres OF arabic land all su1lciently taken IN
grass to afford good grazing; OF this about sO
acres 10 very fne Green springs land we'll SET In
grass
Der for all farm purposeA The building con-
sists OF a small frame dwelling. and large and
comfortable out buildings Ia good repair. The
farm Ia well located with reference " churches,
schools, and markets. being about Eve mllesfrom
Lindsay's station, on Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. and about seven miles from Gordonsyille.
The farm will first DO offered a. q whole, AMI II
no satisfactory bid IL obtained will then DO
offered In parcels 70 suit purchasers.
Trims Cash 70 pay costs Of suit aud sale;
residue upon q credit OF one. two, aud three
years. evidenced by homestead waiver bonds
with approved security. with interest from day OF
sale: but II one third OF purchaser money Is paid
In cash no security will be required aud title re-
tanned til purchsse-money Is fully paid.
X. 4. w. DUKE,
h. V. WINSTON,
u. L. GORDON,
G. X. ANDERSON,
Special Commissioners
LOUISA ~CouSrY-To WIT:
hereby csruty that the bond required OF the
special co nmissloners Ia the causes Of Morris's
administrator Is. Morris ct ais, pending In the
Y A -. an-..s 49, - 49, -IEh -
proved security.
Given under my band this 9th day Of Docem-
Der. 1888 SAMUEL II. PARSONS.
IA S-Sufw Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

BY virtue OF = certain deed Of trust from RAN
Meade. trustees, either or both OF whom are al.
thoriEed 70 act. dated August Is. ISIS, AMI OF
record Ia the clerks Onlco Of llenrico County
Court 10 Deed. Book ll6, page 81. given 10 secure
the payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned. default having been made IN the
payment OF = part Of tho deUt secured by said
deed. and at the request OF tho holder Of tho last
note mentioned IN said decd, ] will proceed 90
sell, ~ public auction. upon tho premises, all
tho property conveyed BY said deed, on
TUESDAY rue 5rH DAY or FEBRUARY. 1889,
commencing with the farm a, i2oclock ". Con-
sidsring tho character Of this lard and the nice
improvement. thereon, It's beautiful and hcalthy
location. and its proximity 10 the city by 4 good
rC6d, tt may be safely said that no property now
on the market presents more Inducements 70
those seeking a irstclass suburban home or in
yestnentt than this
II necessary. In order 10 satisfy the debt Sc
cured by this deed. 4 will. at 4 o'clock 7. u. OF
the same day, upon the premises. oder that
truly valuable BRiCh-l ARD PROPERTY
above referred 70 and situated ON the Osborne
turnpike Just bslow tho city. An investment
made here will sui nelly prove profitable, ns the
quality and quantity OF this brick clay cannot he
surpassed anywhere around this CITY.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses
OF sale and the following amOuns-yi1. fi11,
with interest thereon from August IL, 1870, until
paid: fi75. with interest thsreon from February,
Is. 1888, until paid, and the sum OF i6.li5, with
interest thereon from August. Is. lsSS, until
paid. and the balance upon such credit as will
be made known at the hour OF sale.
IA "a Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A
l. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN SQUARE OF
GROUND
IN II WEST END.
HAVING THEREON A VERY GOOD FRAMED
DWELLING AND OUT-RUlLDINGS.


SPECULATION.
In execution Of a deed II trust 70 the under
signed, dated 18th March. 1857. and recorded IN
Henrico County Court, Deadlock l20. page ", I
will sell by auction at the ollce Of n. ". BOwe,
No. 4 Eleventh street, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1892,
q: 1 o'clock p. NJ, tho very valuable PROPERTY
above referred 70. being the entire square,
bounded by Main. Floyd. strawberry, and Elm
streets, having a front OF 34l Pr fact 90 Main
street and a like front on Floyd street These
LOTS arc 179 el2 feet deep, thus givins al op-
portunity OF cutting of 100 foot or more on the
cross streets. whore The land lies beautifully.
and wsuld sell well.
Tho Dummy line runs along the Main-strcst
front OF this property. thus rendering IL easily
accessible and q particularly good Investment
for those WAC like a suburban home. aud In q
few ysars the purchaser would reap the benent
Of the certain rapid growth OF the city and ap-
probation OF values Ia this direction.
am compelled 70 sell this property a. q
whole, and no doubt the lucky buyer viii bs able
to sell It of AZ once In lots st u large advance
over Wholesale pricee.
ProposiDg purchasers are requested 10 eT-
anime the land and buildings before the day Of
seie.
TERMS: By consent. one third cash. and the
balance at one and two years for notes, with In
tsresI and secured by trust deeda
ia 24.g7&d Trustee.