Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
AUCTION sALEs-ratur. Days
AUCTION SALE.
REDUCED RAILROAD RATES YoR TEN DAYS
TO AND FROM JOHNSON CITY. TENN,
On ROADS EXCEPT NORFOLK
AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
200 Business and Residence Lots
WILL BE SOLD
APRIL srz AND 9TH. COMMENCING AT /
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
JOHNSON CITY, TENN,
THE GREAT MANUFACTURING CITY OF
EAST TENNESSEE THE GATEWAY
TO THE MINERAL AND TIMBER
LADEN ALLgGHANIgS.
SITUATED IN THE HEART OF THE FINEST
MAGHETIC-IRON AND COAL DISTRICTS.
TIMBER, MARBLE, MANGANESE. AND FIRE
CLAY IN ABUNDANCE.
GREAT RAILROAD CENTRE. r., V. ana q.
R.R; &C. AND {. r. r.. AND E. I.
AND y. c. r. r. (sHB2EvILLE
RAILROAD TO BE BUILD.
POPULATION IN 1857, 100: POPULATION ~
1890. 5000.
ENTERPRISES IN OPERATION.
Bles. Furnaces,
Terra Gotta and Friedrich Works,
Tanneres.
Lumber Yards,
Nachine-WcIke,
Foundres.
Electric Lights,
Sash. Door. Ard Blind-Works,
Canning Fec.Ories,
Tobacco Factories,
Brck-fsctoTies.
Furniture Fsctores,
Water WORKS, and
Operations
PROTECTED.
Three Blast Furnaces,
Three Hotels,
StreetCgr Lines,
Dummy Belt Line,
Tsnuery.
Buck-Norks. ana
lr0n-W Orks
THREE LARGE BANKING INSTITUTIONS IN
The CITY.
These BUILDING LOTS are situated IN the
business portion OF johnson City; are high, l"vei,
aud 81 the head % drainage: brood 8Tenuee
and streets. graded end sifewalkod.
This Il the first auction sale Of lots N this
growing city, and beyond doubt this property
will shortly show immense increase in value 10
investors
TsRNs: One half cash and one half in twelve
months.
FOR maps and further particulars apply TO T..
II. shields, presiden,, Norfolk, Va. Il. T.. smith,
vice. president, Norfolk, Va: william lanuill'
secretary and treasurer, johnson CRY, Tenn.
JOHNSON CITY LAND AND
IMPROVEMENt COMPANY.
SMITH & PANsILI. Auctloueers, 81 Norfolk, Va
NH u,WGttAp6i
THREE LARGE BANKING INSTITUTIONS IN
THE CITY.
DANVILLE, VIRGINIA,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

In pursuance 81 a decree OF the Corporation
Court Of Danylle. in the suit Of susan T. Elliott
rs Elyira Elliott aud ale. will sell a. auction 70
the highest bidder ia Dsnyil.e, on the premises.
on
MONDAY, APRIL 2s, $50,
st4P.M, SEVEN VACANT LOTS fronting on
Union street q feet y inches. AMI running back
50 feet: also FIVE others, fronting y foot AMI
/ i-5 inches on Spring street, running back from
l26 10 Isl feet - inches. Tho lots VIII bs offered
separately. and then al together and The largest
aggregate only reported A. = salo.
The LOCATION or THB PR0PERTY.-lt lies IN tho
heart OF tie best business psr: Of the city. near
the Arlington Hotel. Main street. Planters Ware
house, banks, &c, suitable for Warehouses,
stores, factories, e.. II u tue most de irahl-
block for buslness-houses ever saw offered Tor
sale in this city
No buildings 20 with tho lots. The Temporary
wood buildings will be removed, and only the
land will be sold. though possession Will be de-
nverei at once.
TERMS, TITLE. &c. one fourth Of tho pur-
chase-money Is 10 be paid cash the balance IN
twelve. twenty-four. and thlny-slK month";. The
deferred iustalments 70 bear interest from day %
sac. aud title retained until tho purchase
money Is ali paid. This property was wilicd 20
the present owners by their grandfather. the late
George Price, who hal owned II for thirty O.
forty years p.ior T. his death. and believe the
title 70 10 perfect selling a. commissioner
warrant tho title specially. On application 4
will show the properly. Or forward q map OF IL
+. K. BOULDIN, Commissioner.
Dauyille Va.
r. l. WALKER Crier nh SO-SuJt