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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27
WEST POINT cOMPREssEs.
It is rumored that the two cotton CON
,rnseog az Naet Point will shortly be I,
The Mule i'm the Brush.

Opposite a little railroad station about
five miles below Jackson, Miss, was
dense thicket, and on one OF the bushes
hung white rag. A dozen of us sat WITH
our feet hanging off the platform, and
while every man had a revolver on his hip.
no one had thought OF shooting at that
rae. 1t was hot day, and we were smoking
and talking, when a native came up
the track and sat down with the rest Of rs:
Presently he ont with a big revolver and
aimed of the rag and pulled trigger. The
cartridge didn't explode, and there was
general laugh over the fai lure.
1T was SIGH q blamed nice mark to
sbute at that | couldn't resist" be ex-
plained. seemingly much chagrined. Per-
hans some of Won 'uns kin drap that rae"
Everybody out with his gun and began
blazing away, some shooting. high and
some low. and we had fusilladed for 1--WE
minutes when second native appeared;
crawling out of the brush on hand and
knees, and "a he stood before US ne SAID:
what hev done that you all wants TO
kill me 2"
Good gracious, man, were you IN
thereYn exclaimed one of the crowd.
''Right in thar, stranger. and seemed to
mo fine wah had come back. | didn't git a
hit. but you hev done killed my mule, L
reckon"
We ran over with him ana sure enough
there was his mule, down on his back and
kicking his last, with four or five bullets IN
him.
"You dun didn't mean TO, of co'se," said
the owner. "but this ar mewl was all |
had | don't say he WAS with what prime
mewl orter fetch. but could hey sold him
lie was informed that we would make up
nurse to pay the damages, and We
cbipped in and made it SG5. He took the
money and disappeared soon after. follow
ed by the first arrival, and they mad got
long start. when third native appeared
and asked: %,
"Bin any shutin' yere!"
eyes"
"Shute at that ar rag?"
YES"
Kill a mewl?"
"Yes."
PAY fur him?"
YES. Do you know anything about
it?"
"No. not much. I sold the animal to
the WheeZen bout an hour ago fur $40, and
| sorter reckoned he wanted him 70 play
the old dodge with. How much did you
raise?"
"Sixty-fve dollars"
wal. that's purity moderate. He GIN
orally strikes 'em for hundred. and YOU
got of easy. Reckon I'll look him up and
see if he can't work in couple OF more
this Weekin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27
enough" replied Brat, "only they are try

enough" replied Brat, :" only they are sfy-
But the Major was right. for, as the party
came nearer TO the tree. not sign OF pear
was to be found. When they reached the
ground, however. the mystery was partly
explained. Around the roots OF the tree
were dog collar and q few pieces OF dog,
just enough to identify the remains; Inc
amusing little cubs we're "out OF sight.
The two veteran frontiersmen looked IN
each Others eyes for moment, then brat
remarked: Il never thought Of the LOVING
female parent of those little fellows"
Nor |, :" replied the Major.
And don't think that I'll accept an
other tenderfoot's invitation to q bear
party" Clipped in another of the rescuins
party.
You sce." said Brat, in explaining. tho
affair afterward. IL expect that old bear
came along, and catching onto the situa-
ton, walked up to the dog and gave him
one swipe. Sire was Immediately joined
by her delighted offspring and away went
the trio. smiling over the adventure.
don't know anything about the habits or
bears, but konau should have known bet
ter than TO leave the third bear out OF the
proposition"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27
Demands Attention.

july 26, 1890.
TO He Editor of NE Dispatch:
Please give me space to call attention 70
Tie FOLLOWING:
The Richmond Theatre is TO be Cor has
BEEN renovated this summer. The or
chestra and orchestra circle first hoor)
have very good means of exit on tho
Seventh-sfreet side. but the dress-circle
and galleries are perfect fire-traps. Should
this be allowed so TO remain
Have all the hotels ample and proper
fire-escapesl think not. The Tracy fire
in Washington, by. which lives were lost,
and tho recent burning OF the telegraph
building in New York, when men and wo-
men were on top Of the roof and there
was no way to get down, and many other
instances all go to prove that public build
ings, such as theatres, hotels, and churches
should not be dA0ioed 10 be opened unless ample
and abundant means Of escape, an case Of fire.
are proUided.
Shall we wait until somebody is burned
in the fret trap hotels and theatres?
BILLY BowLEGs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27

great distinction throughout the civil war.
during the last wear of the war General
Nettleton served in General Sherdan's
cavalry CORPS. and at twenty-six was bre-
yetted brigadier-general, on the emphatic
recommendation OF General Custer, his
division commander. After the close OF
hostihties he studied law, but soon fol-
lowed natural bent and entered the
field of journalism, to which, and TO
railway interests, he has devoted most
of his life. Removing to Minnesota
in 1880 he with an associate establish:
ed the daily Tribune, of Minneapolis, OF
which General Nettleton was until re-
Gently editor and proprietor. He has taken
q wide interest in educational matters,
and has made a special study of the cur;
rent and pressing problems of a social and
economic character. General Nettleton
has been from the beginning OF the move;
Inent leading member OF the national
ant saloon committee, and has taken a
leading part in securing the enactment OF
the well-known restriction laws now IN
force in Minnesota.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27

teen or twenty years. In 1887 he was
elected member of the House OF Repre-
sentatives of the General Assembly, and
in 1889 was again elected a member Of that
body. At tho organization of the State
Farmers Alliance in March, 1883, he was
elected president, and was reelected at the
first annual meeting held in August Of the
same year. In July, 1889, when the Farm
ers' Alliance and Agricultural Wheel con.
solidated with the Farmers and Laborers'
Union of Tennessee he was chosen presi-
dent of the new organization, which Office
he still holds. He had the backing OF the
organization for the goyernorship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27


ByJ. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street
VNRADE SALE OF A LARGE STOCK
A. OF CLOTHING NEw AND SECOND
HAND, GYNTLHNENis FJ FINISHING GOODS,
HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES. &C.-By request Of
parties declining business will sell a. my Auc-
tionroom, 1888 east MaiR street,
MONDAY. July y, 1870
at 1880 O'Clock
300 pair PANTS now and second band:
100 COATS new and sscond-hardl;
25 NEW aud SECONDHAND OfERCoArS;
20 NEW SUITS:
25 BOYS SUITS:
so VESTS
30 pair BOYS KNEE-PANTs:
3 dozeu SCARFS;
sdozen BOYS and MEMS HATS;
dozen STRAW HATS;
10 dozen assorted CAPS
20 dozen escorted UNDERSHlRTS;
Il dozen OYERSBIRrS (sssorted)
dozen FLANNEL SHIRTS:
Larg. lot Of GENTLEMRNS and LADIES'
dozen bREss SHIRTS;
dozen WAITER JACKETS;
NET JACKETS, BOYS WAISTS;
Several WATCHES;
5-foot sHO N-CASH
About go pair GENT TENENS LADIBS', anu
CHlLDkgN'S SHOES.
Th, ock a all desirable goods, and sold In
lots % suis tho trade.
Goods must be paid for on day Of sale.
Parties making purchases at this sale and not
known to TIE suctioneor Will be required 70 make
a deposit j. a. VALENTINE,
~ % Auctioneer.
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0NHE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES r. CLARKE, PRRsIDnxr.

Tho Richmond once has moro than kept pace
with ne rapid growth Of the city and develop
ment OF the territory TRIBUTARY 20 IL It onsrs 10
the mercantile comm uni y Of this section all Tho
aiysntsses Of systsm the superiority o. which
IL Recognised In every trade centre OF the civtl-
ICED vcrid. That II u IN special sense prepared
10 guard the interest OF its local patrons y a.
tested ~ me fect that Il has now larger Hn"s6sy
70 ssAserttHs tAoa ear ssAsr sa<resats1 ageA<y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27
JOHN p. BUCHANAN.
Democratic Nominee for Governor OF
Tennessee.

After four days at Nashville and twenty
five ballots the Farmers Alliance element
captured the Tennessee Democratic state
Convention and secured the nomination OF
Farmer John p. Buchanan, of rutherford
county. Mr. Buchanan Is forty-three years
old and native of Tennessee. He
has spent his life in farming. He has
always taken an active part in politics
and has been q delegate to all the
State Democratic conventions for nj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27

Unsurpassed in appointments, table and gene
raj attention. Terms lees, for tie scconmola-
lions. .entsrt,lnment-, and nmusements given,
than Al any resort OF its prestige In the United
states Music twice u day by tho celsora1ed
Fort Monroe Band nightly hops. Safest and
most delightful surf-bathing on the coast; good
eating, nsning, and driving. Frequent pre-
seucs OF foreign and American shipS-of-war;
daily inspections, drills. psrades, cannon aud
rife target practice. 4 broad expanse OF salt
water surrounds Old Point Comfort, hence there
no Oppressive heat The evenings are delight
fnl, ana the nights cool and refreshing. The
most charming marine yiessin tbs world. Send
for descriptive pamphlet En-. FINE,
10 elisa, Su, Tu&I htsel Manager.
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GENERAL ALLUREO B. NETTLETON,
The New Assistant Secretary of tho Trea-


General Allured b. Nettleton whom the
President has just appointed Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury. was born in Della
ware county, Ohio, ffty-one years ago.
Ills bovhood was spent on his father S
farm. and after three years experience in
clerical duties at Lexington. Mich, he en-:
tered Oberlin College, Ohio, at the age OF
nineteen. While assistant there he en-
listed early in 1861 and served with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27
by George :. Nsshon & Son.
Real Eststs Auctloneers,
No. Z north Tenth street

NRUSTEES' SALE OF BRICK
4 STORE No. l0S EAST MAIN STREET, With
DWELLING ABOVE or ABOUT SIXTEEN
ROOMS, BESIDES GOOD BRICK STABLE; LOT
igsXl55 FEET TO An ALLEY IN REAR. by vsr-
tho Of q deed OF trust executed 10 the under
signed, trustees. recorded IN the Clerks once OF
the Richmoni Ch4ncery Court In Decd BOOK
las G, page ssR. 70 secure 20 The Granite Per-
petusl building Fund Company tie payment OF
certain moneys therein specified or referred 70.
default having been maio Ina the payment
thereof. and being thereto elnred by the Board
Of Directors OF the said The Granite Perpetual
Building Fund Company We viii on
THURSDAY, JULY 81. fSs,.
at 81 O'clock +. 81, proceed 90 sell az public auc.
ton, on the promises, tho PROPERTY above de-
scrioei.
The above property consists OF a lot with very
substantial, welt brick store. dwelling. and
stable, all IN good order, convenient, and well
located. The house, which Is comparatively
new, wss bull, ne cost OF $500
TERMS Cash rs 20 expenses and fAs1' Dai-
ance upon -urh terms az may be announced ~
sale. We are authorized TO say that moro hbc-
raj terms will be giyen n desired by any one
wishing 70 buy. EDWARD =. ROSE,
JOSEPH w. THOMAS.
GEORGE s. vAsHOS, ia,
jyc6 Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27
by George W. Mayo, Auciioueer,
lJno. +. Lsughton, Jr., SalesnanD
40. u Ninth street

EXCELLENT PARLOR SUIT.
u HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. DOMESTIC
TOOLS, ICE-BOXEs AND REFRlG ERATORs,
Dol BLE.BABRlL ENGLISH BREECH-L0AO.
ING SHOTGUN. TWO BICYCLES IN GOOD
ORDER. COOKING AND HEAGING-STONEs,
BEER-rrMP AND ATTACHMENTS, NAT
TkEsSfS, DfNlNG-ROOM FURNITURE, HOT
WATER BOILER, GAS FIXTURES. RXTES-
slON-TABLES. &C., AT AUCIlCN.-Sale NJ my
aucuon-rOOms, commencing n I0.8O A. NJ. OF
the above and many MISCELLANEOUS AkTi-
Giles, On
MONDAY, July 2sru.
Goods must DO sold, paid for and removed at
once GEORGE ". MAYO.
fy27 Auctioneer
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COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGiNIAS SEA

4 'OIlI1 y II'IAlFIIf 7-sFN' - = III
INSIDE REsOkT IN TIE ATLANTIC OCEAN
Increase OF Hotel accommodations, new build
ipgs and other improvements. The finest beach
and surf-bs thing IN tho world. >nips- shooting,
fishing, and ooat-sGiling unsurpassed. Can DO
reached by New IOrS, PhilGdolphia sni Norrolk
railroad daily from North or south. Passengers
going 10 Cobb's Island MUS get on At Cobb's
station.
TRAINS: We will meet the 1877 4. VI. north
bound train and the BIB 7. VI. south-cound tram
az Cobb's station. Passengers transferred direct
% tho Island by steamer.
TERMS: $40 per day, sl2 per week, 40 per
month. For further information address
A. r. COBB, Proprietor
....- Ia q I'm
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By TIN berlake & Frayser.
Auctionesrs, 1910 eas; Main street,

A UCTION SALE OF MULES,
"a CARTS, HARNESS. PATENT BLACK
SMITH FORGE, &c.- At IL O'Clock A. N. on
TUESDAY. JULY 20, 1920.
we Will sell. corner Fulton and Centro streets
In rear o. Fulton Baptist church,
young MULES, ages from four 90 i've years:
DUMP-CARTs. suitable Tor farm or city workt
4 sets CARr-HARNESS;
patent BLACK SMITHS FORGE, ana
l BLACksMI1HiS DRILL, and other miscei-
laneOus articles.
II you want 10 buy good muis attend this sale,
as these mules are young. sound, and renabis
waorkers, and are being sold forwant OF use
fy26 TINBKkLAkE A fRAlskR
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VRUSrEE'S SALE OF THE AS
L SETS or THE RICHMOND ATHLETIC As
ISOLATION. by virtue 81 a deed Of trust exc
clted 10 the undersigned as trustee BY the Rich
mopd Athletic Association OF date Nay IL, isyO,
and duly recorded In the CLERKS Office OF The
chancery Court Of Richmond, shall proceed
10 sell a, public suction. on Mayos Island, 81
tho late grounds Of said association, on
FRIDAY, August !. 1870,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the LsAsg, GRAND-sIANp,
FENCEs, SEATS. CHAIRS, BATS. BALiA
MASKS. &c.
TRRns: To DO announced at sale.
II. ". suITlI. Ja., Trustee
JAS. MAcDorGAt, Auctionser. VN
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ByJ. Thompson Brown n Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerA
ill3 Main sstreot
SALE OLA NEAT AND


TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT AND
\ ATTRACTIVE FRAME RESIDENCE, No
40 NORTH IWENrI-SlXTH sTHEET.-By vir-
tue Of deed Of trust, dated TN March, 1879, OK
ecuted by u. 4. CARRIER, trustee. and Ella IL.
CARRIER, and recorded In tho Chanccry Conrt,
city q Richmond, Deei-Book i3t A. page s3n,
20 secure certain note therein mentioned. and
default having been male and being required
go TO 90. the undersigned trustee Will sell. ON
the premises. At public auction.
TUESDAY, July g9rH.
at Cop. NJ, the above PROPERTY described ID
eald deed IS fronting 81 feet on the east Inns OF
Twonty-rixth street with depth Of 10 feet 70
an alley 10 feet wide.
ON this properly is d neat and attractive two
story Framed Dwelling with six rooms. besides
closets; city water and gas, a well besides, nns
shado-trsos, and nice srbof In the yard; sts-
bles and out-houses. Altogether. q 10 worry
ne Of and desirable home.
Terms While tho deed calls for cash, yst By
consent Of all parties Interested the terms viii
be ono fourth cash, and the balapos Ia sixs
twelve, and Eighteen months, with Interest," So
cured by dosd OF trust
LEROY L. BROWN. Trustee
}. THOMSON Brown 6 CO.. Auciioneera
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d PARTNERSHIPS.

NEW CONCERN.-HAVING PUR-
~ CHASED OF J. c. Lamb, trustee for +. v.
simmonds & Co, ito BNIlKE PLANT. GOOD
WILL, &C., Of the CELEBRATED CLIMAX CT
GAZETTE AND CHEROOT MANDATORY,
with improved facilities We propose 10 COM
menco al once the manufacture OF all those
LIBERATED brands put up by tho late nrm, ana
will endeayor by strict personal attention TO
see that all who order our goods snaii got az we
represent them TO be-fIRsF CLASS IN EVERY
PARTICULAR.
We have employed as manager Mr.. A. y. LIZ
tc, OF the late firm OF +. V. simmonds - Co..
who, With our personal aid and attention. Will
use every care In selecting and putting Up our
CoodA
We respectfully solicit orders from the patrons
Of the laio nrm and from tho trade genersiy'
and We refer by permission 10 MAJOR W. ). john
son. presilent Of Citizens Bank, OF this city.
The style OF the nrm Will be WALTkR BOWIE
& co.
jyH-1t WALTER BOWIE,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27

BATHS, VA
h Beautifully located on me eastern slope OF
the North Mountain. Elevation 2.UJ feet No
to- sulphur, alum and magDesia waters. and
ths STRONGEST LTHA WATER IN VIZ
GINA. Bathing unsurpassed. ssnd Tor circu-
lar. Dr. SAMUEL u. MORRISON,
~ aneodlOts Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27
sUMMER RESORTS. 100000,
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
surNANnoAU COUNTY VA

SUMNER RESORT for health and pleasure.
The finest climate IN tao mountains OF the Viz
giuias Climate very sa,nnrio1s sui iree from
,ors. Average moan temperature very low du-
ring the entire summer months.
Tue largo number Of Different Springs owned
aud controlled by the company makes II tho
popular resort Of 81 this highly-iayored section
OF tho United ; ates
Pure spring water perfect drainage, pure
milk, unexcellei cuisine, billiari-r0Oms Tor Ia
dos and gentlemen, OOWling-nliey. tennis
courts, largest sNimming.pOOl In tho Nirgnias,
etc. GOOD livery. excellent cr ,he3tra IN attend
ance during tho Summer. Hotel properly !,VNU
acres ~ extent. embracing sofno OF the hnest
mountain scenery In the country.
For circulars aud terms address
~ H-eodl3t +. ". EVANS. Manager.
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Hotel physiciar
OCEAN-vlEW HOTEL.

This well-Enown SEASIDE RESORT "a now
open - the public. rignt miles nom Norfolk
BATHING unexccilsi,. perfect security. 30 un-
der:ow, free from shells. FiSHlNG-lhe nnest
on the Atlantic coast: toats with all equipment
euppled The JENKINS TRANSFER COaPA-
Ny, in Norfolk, will give special attention to our
guests. Address -
JAS L. WILLIAMS, Manager,
nv 22-3m Ocean View, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27
DATTERY-PARK HOTEL,
ID ASUEYILLE, y. c.,

OPEN THROUGHOUT TIE YEAR.
Elevation 1850 feet; average summer tenn
perature, e degrees: magnificent mountain
scenery: hydraulic elevator; electric lights and
bella; music hall. tennis court, ladies' bllliar1
nerlor. ana toyling.atley Beautiful drives and
nrst-class livery. No mosquitoes. For descrip-
tive printed matter apply TO 3. B.SiEkLE,
"a 5.an Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27
Real Estate Agents and Auct'onserA
y X-Su. fudIhSt lsc NAN suee.
LNoRsALE-BRICK HOUSE ONc

LNORSALE.-BRiCk HOUSE ono
II Libby Hill overlooking tho river. near
ScIdiers' rnou umsnt double Ds'k porch. sieveo
rooms hot and cold water, aico shade, sable,
a. on ire lot i,1Go-;ong credit on 5000.
TWO FRAME TLSEaENrs on Franklin b.
tween Thistleth aud loiriy-rrss streets. tonf
saee On q monthly payment !ess shaa the houses
Thrse rEMgMESTs 90 Thirty -nrst street near
Franklin. lhree rooms $50 on each. The bal.
well rentsc.
Axss FRET on Thlrsy-thlrd street between
Brosa and Narshail-haif square from Cetsahe-
razo Park-tl0 per loot - T. 3oppiNs.
fyS-it hpDy nns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27

T,OR SALE. BRICK STORE ANDA
II DWELLING, ssxss feet; slsa DWELL y
ING With ntne rooms And psssmses: nvs
LOIS, isx6s feet: oas VACANT Tor On CAnrca
Hiii; two VACANT LOTS 10 West End; fAa4
Of $50 AcRRS, good balidipGs; alao rANNkT
and - ACkk2 All II perfect order. n u
CAUrHoHN = CO.. Heal essAss Aeeax -
nsgeh Houxsh otrOes. " S-N
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ToAsO, Va, July 7, 1870.

CLERKS OFFICE or rHr CIgcrTr Cousr ron rnfl
CITY oY WIiLIANsBrsG AND
COUNTY or JANIS cry. May ~. 1871
HUBRlKD asD RATCiiFRE W. GODDiH AND
oruEEs-CH.scfHi.
l. Richard A. Wise, clerk q tho court aforesaid.
do certify that no bond required ~ -pccist
commissiousr H. Is. Warren IA tho aboye-named
caueo has peen flied Ia my Office.
T,ete: RICHARD A. WISE.
~ ig-iv eiefks
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AUCTION sALEs--Fueefe pezS
~>SN~~<~~<|~s~>--~> >>@~~~<.N~><-
By JsA MsedousaIi, Aucsbnssrs
Once No Ian oass Main e.Ioee

A DMINISTRATORS SALE OF
"A LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS nbHAnl3
OFFICE FURSTTrkE, &C, or THk LAlh
JACOB COIN AT AUCrlON.--On
WEDNESDAY, july %. iseo,
a, 4 o'clock p. NJ, will cell at Room No. 8, Ne
sonlc building. corner Ninth end Main Streets
WALNUT OFFICE DESK snd WRITING
TABLE;
enc WALNUT BOOKCASE;
nearly new DnUsSELs CARPET:
REvOIyiNG and other oFfics CHAiR&
STOVE &C.
Also an excellent assortment OK LAW end ME-
CELLANEOuS BOOKS, &c.
Particular attention IL askcd. - overythine
must be sold and removed At once.
TRBns CASH a. GkkENThbh
ADMINISTRATOR OF Jacob Cohn, deceased.
JAS. NACJOr9AIf, Auctionesr. VN
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
NUABLE REAL ESTATE IN JAMEs CITY
COUNTY, yA.-By virtue ~ . dscrco ~ ths Cir-
cult Court OF the county 81 James clty and the
city OF WILLIAMSBURG. entered on tho ltth Gay OF
May. 1890. ia the sut Of Hubbard aud katcline
us Adolphus Goddins personal represontsuvs
and others. will sell on tho
SIN DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880.
that being County CourI day at tho iront door
OF the courLhou in tho city ~ Williamsburg.
an the uRsold LAND belonging - tho Ash
landr tract " land, which IA FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES. more or less. The ttesapsaks and
ohio railway runs through this trait ~ land, no
Di aHcond depot 10 on portion 81 the land for
merly belonging % said tract, aud Ia about ons
hundred yards from the dwelling house. About
one hundred aud twenty-five a'rss are srsbis.
the balance IA thlckly set IN young oak aud pine,
contiguous 20 water. A good opportunity 10 Of
for oil for investment
TERys: one hundred dollars cash: tho balance
on a credit Of elk aud twelve months, notes with
approved security waving the Homestead vii 10
required, tito retained until the whole u ths
purchase-mousy - paid
FOR further particulars a. 20 location, &c, sp-
ply % subscriber ss % title 10 Judge II. l.. Han.
iey. Auorney conducting tho suit AZ Lghuoos
Pos. once, Va n. H. WAKhKs,
Special (OMni5sloDer.
Tn.un L.. fufv
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E,OR SALE, PRIVATELY 60
r ssAuriVUI IIfrEE 1ARM on fEa ~
AURHs a ~ hFuAd-SVeSe rcd loss W. ~
uo0 ne e1sy hniw and esveny.eve ~
esss = - 1900 rss1 Sss,iiss 49, @
ROOMS 0s1hsRl sna yissyssd e w ~ :.
s. AZ ~ l11aas AQslaA - - 8 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27

OCEAN SHOREPARK HOTEL, NlR-
" GINA BEACH, opens JUNE isr. Directly
on tho ocean. Electric lights and bells In every
room. Trains OF virginia Beech railroad stop
az door, Ter further particulars address
GEORGE H. QUACkENbOs,
ry2o-2m Virginia Beach, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27
A rRTE CHURCH.

The congregation of st. Luke's Episco-
pal church will erect on their lot recently
purchased on CRANKY street a komanesquee
structure. TO cost at first 10000. 1t will
be Free church. and have seating ca
pacity Of 900 on the ground floor.
The Presbyterians of Berkeley will COM
mence the erection of second church
oIo,,, tLa LEI Of tho month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27

LOR RENT, THE COMPLETE "a
IL LY-FURNlsHED HANDSOME SWISS SHa
COTTAGE ut Virginia Beach. Immediate pos
session az SIS per month for August aud septem-
Der or 500 for August Address
COLONEL JOHN N. BKohESBRoCGH.
~ 27-it virginia Beach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-27

NOR RENT, CORNER BRICKG
Il RESIDENCE zoo soutn Belviiere street: ~
seyen rooms, bath. gas. Apply As 2ss south
Cherry street. IL E-2t'