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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY B. Chain & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Nc 1north Tonth street, Richmond, Va


EXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE OF
IA THE RIVER srOCK-FARM or THE LATE
COLONEL j. L. CAHRISCTON, located In row.
batan county on the south bank OF the james
river about slxteen miic s west OF Richmond.
Tho Farm contains 7l2 ACRES. OF which about
800 scres are ricn James-fivor ana beintrd-
crock Iowlsnds, especially adapted TO the gown
OF wheat, corn, and grasses All DuleingS are
new having been built in the past Tow years
with reference to stock-rasing. mo DWELL
mo IL large enough to accotnmoasee inrge
family. yiDita station, on no hichmond ana
sUeghany branch OF tho Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad. IA ia full Wow just diaEonaliy across
lanes river. The crops now growing on me
farm will convince the most skeptlcsl thnt tnis
farm IA rich ana adapted 10 stooS,Ihlslhg. no
time the late General stone offered tSODlO Tor IL
The executor Will now sell ~ very low price IN
order 10 close up tho estate, ana viii orer inc
property at public auction. on the promises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81. 1890,
A. O'Clock P. NJ, at which time parties desiring
n first-class piece on laud, wei edap'e1 70 bo'n
steck:raislnc and general farming. are invited
10 ha nressnt Any further Information VIII De
gwen by tho auctloneers. and parties interestcd
are requested 70 visit tho farm - make per-
eonal inspection o. the promises qua growing
crons Tho CROPS now IA ground and growing
viii 10 sold with the farm-viz. - acres In timo-
thy, n acres in clover. 4G acres IN clover ana
orchard grass, 80 acres pasturage. IV' acres IN
wheat (also seeded 10 gras.l' 10 ecres III Vaes
faIso seeded In grass, 81 ncres In spring
oats. so acros in corn, acres yard. garden. and
stable-y yard, and III acres In wo0jland. an,
There il a large amount OF PERSONAL Pro
PFRrY on the farm which the purchaser may
take AZ valuation II he desires.
TERMS: One fourth cash; 1850 Dece mber 10
1872; $500 May n. 1891 ana balanco 10 TWO,
three and four years, credit payments 70 bear
4 nor cent interest. JAMES II. DOOLBY,
- Executor.
sale by r. B. CHAPLIN S CO., Auctioroert
my i0,l315, ,20&2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
nrRUsTEE,s SALE OF vALUABTI

U,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il JAMES-RlVRR LAND, IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY.-in execution oil u aeed VI trust from
John X. Armistead deceased, OF The county OF
Charles Ci,y. dated October 3, ls10, 70 c. A.
Branch, trustee, and duly rseorde1 Ia the clerks
Office Of Charles city county 10 secure tho pay
ment OF a bond Of the sum OF ss0J9, 80 and seye-
raj years interest thereon, default having been
made In the payment Of said bond. and being
required by the executors Of Robert Y. Colo. tho
beneficiary in said deed, ] viii, as substituted
trustee, offer for sale AZ public auction. before
the courthouse door OF Charles City county, on
TUESDAY, MAY 20. 1890.
that being the nrst day OF the torn OF the Circuit
Court Of Charles City couuiy, that VALUABLE
TRACT or LAND nov known as" fommahun.u
formerly known as " Broadnex" ana Ferry
containing 900 ACRES, moro CT less.
This tract II valuable, by re ason Of its locafiou
fertility, aud timber. No further DESCRIPTION l.
deemed necessary, az those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing are requested TO inspec. the premises.
Terms OF SALE: Cash.
For further information address the UNDER
signed. X l. HENLEY,
Substituted trustee.
fighifoot Post-Onice. Va
nh al, s6Ap9. 2, MY, iSSis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Uro. L. Lsughton, Jr., salesman
10. - Ninth street


TXECUTORS' SALE OF HOUSE
II HOLD FURNITURE, FARMING UTEN-
siLS. PROYENDfR. HORSE, CAR uAGE. SC.
KARI NEWSPAPER FILES, AND MIsCBLLA-
NEOUS ARTICLES AT AUCllON.-By direction
OF the executors OF ~. l. CoWardin. deceased,
will sell o. public auction, 40 his lae residence.
corner Of Tnirty-fourth and o streets, beginning
a: 1890 A. NJ. on
TUESDAY, MAY 90 1890,
all Of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FARMING
UTENSILS. &C, COMPRISING in part
MAHOGANY DINING AND OTHER TABLES,
slDEBOAkD. &c:
One ORGAN. one MELODBON:
BRUSSELS CARPETS, PICTURES:
BEDSTEAOS, CHAIRS. BUREAUS;
WASHSpANDS, SOFAS, &C;
BOOKS, BOUND COPIES OF MANY NEWSPA-
PRHS-including the Richmond VA Repub-
H,an 1892 and 1852, Richmond Whfq 1923. 80,
and 3l, Richmr nd Enguiy>r lS9S 81. 3, and
g. Richmond DiscG'ch 1855, Boston Courier
1879 and 80, National InteliigenceT 1873, 30
40, and Al, &c;
GLASSWARE AND CHINA;
One YOUNG HORSE;
HAY, ShEAF-OATS. and CORN:
SPRlSG-WAGONS CARRIAGES, BUGG1ES:
SADDLE and Birdie. HARNESS;
OLD LUMBER, several barrels OF VINEGAR:
And largo quantity aud variety Of ARTICLES
OF HOUSEHOLD AND FARM USE too nu-
merous 70 detail.
myI6 GEORGE ". MAYO, Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE ss Day
~ Frank D. HIN Co..
u., Estate Agents and Auctionesrs.
No. 8 north eleventh street
,r,RusTEEs' SALE OF THREE
nypIuM-s1zED FRAME DWELLINGS.
Nos. II, 10, AND Is SOUTH LINDEN.
.vrwrrN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
AND
HALF A SQUARE FHoM NEW cLAY-wARD
NARKET-HoUsE.
ATAUCT1oN.
oy TUESDAY. MAY q. 1890.

oyTUEsDAY. MAY q. 1880,
,,< o,c,oct p. NJ, on the promises. we viii,
~ Ito OF deed recorded In tho Clerks
~ WI w pichmond ChBncery Court, Deed Book
ON ase I3i. delault having beeu mado In tho
- y, ~ n note therein secured. sell NJ auc-
pay pay me- me THREE HOUSES AND Lofs OF LAND
, 3D. fully described. Tho houses contain
me-, TOUR rooma EACH and are we'll r0Eted. Tho
lot front ABOUT isx- feet
vi mi. nroporty being 50 near the nf'w market
.,d ~ The growing Wet End, will DO q good IN
yesfrent for any purchaser.
IEkh s,,;orsi terms will be announced On the
49, ~ ALE. FRANK J.. HILL,
u"' - T. II. WORKMAN,
Trustees
Sale by FRANK d. HILL & CO., Auctionsers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
Special Commissioners
JOHN A. BRoADUs. Crier.

]. W. S. Leake. clerk Of the Circuit Cour, Of
Hourico county, do certify that the bond re-
quired OF the special commissioners. Hill Carter
and Conway X. sands. by decree entered Ia the
chancsry cause Of TInsleyis administrator e.
Tinsey. &c, on the ION day Of July, 1859, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand thi. sth day Of May, 1890.
my ll,ls&25 w. ). LEAkE. Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
BY !. Thompson broan 90 Co.,
Raj estate Agents and Agct0uesrs,
lll3 Hain street,

4 DESIRABLE CENTRALLf-LO|
a GATED BRICK EEsInsScE, $50. 90 IS I
IEIIH STREET, BETWEEN HLf - d a -
RfBHIH SIitErS. INA fpl.Ih e Nt Ne
DENCE or BISHOP d. 3. .orrsIL, i -
CEAsED.-Ns WILL sell u auction. l- 90 I''-
Inises. on
WEDNESDAY. NAY %, i,n
ate O'Clock r. ~, tho above DIS. -tt.s hhal-
BENCE HE Iweiiiug - strongly Do d. AM -
located On tho io. ~ o. ,lfc wiia fa'n on -
west Tor az aud yentati9n 10 .a' 10 'pi''a,
with yood, Lfy basement. ana ran-il-- l"f.' .
rooms, beside. other small ouf. t..'' = ~
Iairohe stove, g1s. lot water. ani 81 upi'i "a
convenience. Bee. Ies the WINS NJ Wo t.Asl
which r. OF late Construct .l, t1lte is = 4o--i
kitchen, WITH servants rooms me Lrt ttNAe
thlrty-six foet. via depth ~ - teot =, az.
alley twenty leo. giio Tho c-nFeridi' . - MS
property o. mo marlets, cLurcho, AMI tls'-
ness thororglf4res ~ tle city. coi.4e1 NJ ''
ightfuf neirutof hood oA ms rolrll OH htA.-
tiflily-shadei residence stref :. shout COD
mand the tfu.iou &C tn0'o desiring io o. 80
10 their places ~ business. Premises inspo-'ea
only ca day u sa.e. .t,
TRsus: ono fourth cssh balance 10 81
twelve, and oishieea months, with ia'esea| 90
cured b. trust deed. .........,. 49,,
nvu klctioaecra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
GRAND AUCTION SALE
OF
Beautiful Suburban Lots
Woodland Heights, Ia.

The Southslde Land AMI improvement Com
pGny will offer at pubic auction, AZ u NJ, on
MAY q, 1890,
a LIMITED NUMBER or IT'S LOTS N WOOD
LAND HEIGHT, which adiOias tHe city Of Man
chester, Va, aud opposite the city OF Richmond.
Ibis PROPERTY l. admirably located on
high plateau on the Jamas river above ana over
looking both cities. the vlaw ~ wlirn presents
most pleasing and beautiful picture 70 the spec
tsipr
The Lots are high and well drained, aud VIII
soon be reached by first-clas5 electric railway,
now bsiag CONSTRUCTED, whlcn will run Though
the cities Of richmond and Manchester nni tho
whole length OF Woodland Heights TO Forest
Hi, the most picturesque aud attractive PARK
IN this country.
These Lots are 3lxlls feet ftouing on wide
avenues and running back 10 Effect alleys.
Immense sums Of money have been nade ~
parties buying lots 10 various psrts OF virginia,
where cities arc yet 20 be built aud exist oAly ia
imagination. whereas these lots are IN SIGHT OF
upwards OF 10000 people, WIZ their numerous
manufactures already established.
The sog,hsde Land and improvement Com
pany therefore does not hesitate 20 recommend
them as a good soul investment, with most
magnificent speculative value.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance IN one. two,
and threo years' time.
For maps and further information apply 10
John g. Robertson,
General Manager,
Manchester, a.
Sale conducted b. A. J. BRADLEY Z CO., Man
chester, Va. my II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

UlRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO SMALL
L PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE IN IHE
COUNTY OF CHARLES CITY, ONE WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS ThkkEOH.--By virtue
Of certain truss-deed from Gideon 4. Bradley
and wlfs 70 tho undersigned as trustee dated
elst April. i-a6 ani duly recorded m sno Clerk =
oface Of Charlea City County Court, Deed -boo<
H. page ~ being required 20 20 90 ~ tie oete-
iciary named 10 the said deed, viii Nller Tor
sale az public auction 70 The highest Bidder, al
Charles City Courthouse, Va, OF
TUESDAY, NAY % 1880,
tthat being tho first DAY Of the cireuis Court OF
said countY,) ats O'clock 7. NJ, the toilowiAg-do-
scribed NkAL EslAI Ito wit; ........, -,
1. A TRACT containing THIRTY ACRES of
LAND, part Of "Creen Meadow sraei siiuatoi
Ia the uppe- end Of Charles Ciiy coanty, Win
all buildings nnd improyemepk Ihereoa
:. An UNiNlPAOg BID PARCEL OF LANp, also
situated in the urpsr snd Of ssld county, Known
as " stonsy's,n and containing FIFTY AIkh,.
The nrst-nsmed parcel OF isni ass upon u
goods buildings and Is a nl,s place for one de-
slring q country residence WITH small mcaps.
Tnaas: Cash rs 20 about $500. aud mo residue
upon easy terms, 20 90 niad. .nown on asS "
sale. EDAUND WAppii,rt sns
uyN HasssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
OONMTSsIONERS' AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
- OF THE VALUABLE TRUCK-FARM
KNOWN As "BOuDAKs.n IL HENRlCo
COUNTY. NEAR The RICHMOND, FRfDg-
RICksBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
MOND.-By virtue Of three DEGREES entered ia the
suit OF 1insley's administrator ts Tinsiey. &C,
IN the Circuit Court Of Ilenrico-One on the 10th
OF July, 1879, one on the l0th Of October, 1853,
and one on the 18Th OF March. 1880, We Will sell
by auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 90, 1890.
at 400 o'clock p. NJ. the TRACT or LAND
called "BOUDARs."
This tract contains 122R ACRES. There are
two @ellin g-houscs on The place, together with
the usual out-buildings, q good orchard Of hp-
pies, pears. and peaches. II Is within two hun
dred yards of Boudars station, and the public
road from Richmond % Laurel runs through tho
place. he land IL in excellent condition. There
Is also some heayily-tmbered land and n large
ice-house and good Ice pond on Tho place. also,
two wells OF excellent water. The farm has been
leased for the present year and will be sold sub
iect TO this lease.
Those wishing home site offering the i'd
vantages OF both city and country should not let
this opportunity pass unimproyed
TERMS One fourth cash the balance in three
equal payments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, tho purchaser giving negotiable notes,
TO bo retained until tho whole purcha se- money
is paid and a conveyance ordered by the Court
CONWAY X. SANDS,
HILL CARTER.
Special Commissioners
Joue A. RRoIDrs Crier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
- WEDNESDAY. MAY gLI.n
By John T. G0ddin,
Real Estate ASsn. aui A9Nionses'
Bank aud Eieyca.h b,fecA

itsAh atA AtNfNFlftH Nf+"
DESIRABLE CENTRALLY.LO-
IL GATED AND IOHN sN4ANtLt - 4.
RANGED RESIDENCE So. ne o. -
SnkTd slDE OF FRANKLIN eikkht ~.
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH fDN 49,
AT AUCfION.-Ai the gcq.eft % goo oNAet :
WIN sell al puolis ausl.yo, "a Tho premises GA
TUESDAY, NAY %. sSo.
as 5 o'clock 2. NJ, hat TsULl pESlRAB-s
PROPERTY locaiod - ABOVE. lhe 0~.i,hs
$40 - re-.gnd- bassmen. soA con alas bt.eeA
rooms, bcsidcs servants 'cniino- .i'-is' a.
molcrn cOnyeaiepcc'. eni has r0cr nll eeeh "a
psrel aad put ia cxocilan. repair. mo ta.o-
mant is very nfilo underground. Ans VS. o>,t.
uiof Tor macy yc2rs - pnisici~as vtlet ~.
gl..ch Il "A admirably GaSp,e1 lot s.NAIsS
loot An. -
Ih,a property has always ronked feaihy, 40
"A ,ccuf,ed BY al oxceucnt tcHAni. For 80
fessional geailenan or psFsoa Sishlos he '.,
in ursl-cisss neigh bOrhocd. convonloot 70 push
ness. churches places OF smossmsnh &c. shis
Offers a eoo1 opportunity.
TxRns: Very aeoommodstn aud annesaeea
81 sale SVnS L. .a..sx
MIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

THURSDAY, MAY -, 1890.
AZ SD P. NJ. They are worthy Of the especial At
teation Of all In want OF m0deratH price Tots FOR
thor own use, on one Of tue most beautiful ave-
uurF In the West Ed. whore values are daily
enhancing and neiehborhood hrst-clsse. As an
evidence OF tho high appreciation IN viii p
Floyd-agenue property IS held tnero has neeu
a larger number OF han ssomo aud costly resi-
dences erected thereon Ia tie last ;woyeais tnan
am other street ia tho western portion or fhit
city. Tho size OF these lots can be changed az
the hour % sale II deemed desirable 90 do -u.
TRRas: One third cash: balance ~ tx,
twelve. Gnd Eighteen months; rOtls with iuler-
est added and secured by deed o. trust.
Il. SELDOM TAYLOR& son,
myl7 Aucrioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
vEDNEsDAY, MAY q. 1890,

By II. seldom Taylor & son,
Real Estate Agents ami Auctioneers,
ONCE Eleventh and Bank streets.
NOUnT SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
TWO NICE. CoNFORTABLE. MEDlUM-sIZE
Two-sTORY BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos 9i9 AND 99l,
DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED NEAR MONROE
PARK.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET Be
TWEEN CHERRY AND LINDEN.
EACH LOT FRONTS g2xI25 FEET
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
Is HERE OFFERED PERSONS or MODERATE
MEANS
TO SECURE A WEST-END HOME
IN A FIRsT-CLAss NEIGHBoRHooD At a
MODEkAlb fklSh.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Cnancery Court OF
Richmond city catered on tho Oh day u Nay.
1880. Ia the SUIT OF Cox H. Mccarthy, &C, We, as
special commissioners hereby appointed, VIII
proceed 10 cell by public auction, upon the prem
ises, on
TUESDAY, MAY -, !S90,
st5x o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE zach dwelling contains SIX rooms and
tho ,ois front together Axis feet 10 an alley ten
feet wide.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance az six,
twelve, and eighteen monhs, Tor negotiable
notes, with interest aided, aud ne title retained
until the whole purr has mCuey u pail and a
deed ordered BY the Court
j. v. DTNNEEN,
~. l.. SPOTS WOOD,
Spe ial Commissioners.
Cox, VINO SUBS, &c, PLAINTIFF AGAINST NC
CARTHY TT AS. DEFENDANTs--lN THE CHAN
CERY COURT or The CITY or RICHMOND.
|. Charles w. Goldin. clerk Of said court GER
tify that the Ooni required Of the special COM
missioners by the decree IN said ca.s0 OF May
9th 1880 nas been duly given.
Given under my hand tnis 18Th day Of May,
1890 CHARLES W. GODDlN,
my 10 CLERK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

Rv v,vtno Of tho dscrees in the cause Of p. r.
Morrtss u.s. K G. Morrss, rus &c, and a's, tn tho
pichmond Chancery Court, entered December +,
,sSG ana May 3, 1890. tho undersigned. special
c com sioner sppoa'ed Tor tho purpose, viii
soiI nv public auction, on tho promises, on
THURSDAY, MAY q, 1890.
-, ~ o'clock P. ". the Lors or LAND located
az - Svbich may be scid As q whole or d.
~ ss saSV inio two lois OF si.S feet each.
II IA useless 70 say anything about the desira-
,,i,, - mis- ground, located ~ Il Is in tho grow
W, INV IT,, End. where many handsome buildings
ms .',aady erected anu occupied, making ia
s sssus sn present and future undOaD,el.
'e TTsns ono fourth cash residue in three
.n..s,.lments &. six, twelve. and eighteen
l,, ,or negotiable notes, with interest added
dsy of SAFE title retained unul all the pur-
l lhasa urS is paid. J. PRESTON COOKE,
special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

cs..,.. ". Goidln, clerk Of the Chancerv
l. Sns s ,ps civ Of Richmond, certify thar ina
Sous' .,,,red OF the special commissonsr by
,ns ascrss in said cause OF siay 8, ispa has
been duly given. and mi. An
1880. V'eoDcaS.
nyQ S>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
BY z. A. CetliD, Auctoneor,
30. IS north Eleventh street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
OAUCTION SALE OF MEDiJM-SlZH BRICK
DWELLING OF FOURTH STREET BEIN LEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY.
sizor Richmond Chancery Court-De-
sizsr, &c. } cree entered May 9. 1870,

sizsr, &c. } cree entered Msy9. 1870,
By virtue ~ the above decree, thu undersign.
cd special commissioners therein appointed,
wiI soil a; pubic aucgiOa 20 tho highest bidder.
upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY q, 1897.
al o'clcck p. NJ, the TWO-S1OkI DGTACH CD
BRICK DWELLING. No. ~ north fOs.rth street.
The main building contains nyo rooms, 10 which
Is attached a one-s-ory kitchen.
The LOT fronts . feet on east sac Foursh
street ard extends back good depth.
The central location OF tnis property makes II
very desirable tor a homo or for al Investment
that viii never fail 20 pay.
TEENS. one fourth cash; tho residue upon a
credit 81 six, twelve. AM eight3. montp-, for
negotiable notes, with interest added. ard title
retained until all the purchase money Is pad
and a deed ordered by Court.
10. LANg STERN.
PKESTOS COOKE.
Special Com UlssiOner4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
"NH ... IHsIl 10 .A'A.f
OUAHLLS a. NCDi kDl.
kIrdmuut, -.

After q careful invo cation ~ rIe company
We heartily rtc,mm sui it- 10 rs to -t. gA. F,
believing h. % 10 Is sound, -al', lrl ir.i D
iuVe-tmenL Me 0fsr a limited amount ni ID
CENTS o. The DOLLAR.
For prosgertus anI az further inf Lat.n
applyIo q AhliN f.' N'if
Real f-ls'' hru--is.
apes 1913 li-Il -ll'H-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

sIZER, Js. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST siZEG AND AIS,
pgFRNpANTs--lS THs CuAScERY COUNT OF TEE
CITY OF kICHNOND.
|. Charles W. Gosldin, CLERK OF said court certify
that the bond required Of the special commits
sioner, bv ths decree in said Cause i Nay y $50,
has been duly given.
Given under my hand tais l3lb day OF Nay,
1880 CHAkLES ". GODDlN,
,i7,is,e0&2i Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18


BY request OF the owner / shall sell By public
auction, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 20. 1897,
a. o'clock T. NJ, ins WgLL-KNOWN AND
VALUABLE DETACHED TWO-S'fOKY BRICK
STORE al the southwest corner Of laurel aud
Albomarle streets. most attractive, su osisn-
ual. ana "el-afrehged house, with spacious
etore aud seven rooms beside. with rae' water.
culveri, &C., IN perfect order, doing nno bush
ness. and having a splendid lot Of 30xiss feet,
and vide rear alley
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER ON
SAME SQUARE,
tho ATfR Ets ,S DETACHED Two-sToRY
FRAME DIV hLLiNe no, 40S, containing eight
rooms, TIE usual conyeniences. Large anon in
rear. Premises In nice order, with 10, s0xils
fee. resr alley twenty feet vide, and being one
ihe above property, by reason ~ ~ con-
venisnt aud popular location and its astrac-
tive chsr.ocs, worthy the attention OF pur-
rIrKxsi Accommodating, aud ~ saia
my sA1 4 u xLAN- Auctsenssn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

Wo will. q. the request q thu owner, Offer
these BEAJTltUL LOIS Tor sale. upon tho
uremfses ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
by Sutton & Co.,

Sale by FRANK D. HILL & CO., Auctionsers.
my 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

BY James 3. ELAN,
Real Estate Agent sad Auctkneer.
iil3 Main street
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND YALUA-
BILE LAUkRL-sTREET
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY
CORNER BRICK STORE No. 400
AND
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING No. 4Os
SOUTH LAUREL STREET,
BOTH SPECIALLY DEsIRABLE-TO BE SOLD
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
RARE CHANCE FOR GOOD BUSINESS, RESI-
DENCE, OR RENTAL PROPERTY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-09-11

Oil painting, animal-Mrs. Ann Harker LIST
and I'd,
Water color paipting-Lizzie W. Weatherby
LIST. Miss Ena Hutchinson 3D.
Crayon painting or drawing Miss Ena Hutch
isoD LIST and I'd.
India ink painting or drawing-Miss Ena
Hutchinson LIST.
Pencil drawing heads-Mrs. Ann Harker lst
Pencil drawing not heads-Miss Ena Hutch
son LIST.
Penmanship Mrs. John Knight.
Display oil painting-Miss Ena Hutchinson 1st
Lizzie w. Weatherby I'd.
Display oil painting on china-Miss Ena
Hutchinson LIST, Miss Eta Smith I'd.
Water color on silk or satin--Miss Ena Hutch
ison lst
Water color on felt or plush-Mrs. Edwin
Prideaux LIST.
Oil color on silk or satin-Miss Ena Hutchis IN
LIST.
SPECIAL.
Oil painting, still life--Lizzie W. Weatherby
LIST.
Oil painting. India linen--Mrs. Nettie Davis
complimentary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-09-11

PARTIES having patent business of
any kind cannot do better than to
entrust it to Messrs. G.. A. Snow 81
Co., no, Eighth ST., Washington, D.
c.; the firm has had many years ex-
perience and is entirely trustS orthy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-09-11

MY BLACKSMITH SHOP,
Machinery, tools, and the lots in con
nection, will be sold at a reasonable
figure. Here is good opening for
some energetic young man.
also offer for sale my household
furniture.
35tf GEORGE MAsTEN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-09-11

Dahlias-Mrs Sam'l Harris. Sr. LIST, Mrs. Geo.
Jeuck I'd.
verbunas w. A. Jones list, Miss Emma
Harris I'd.
Asters-Thos. p. Rogers 1st. N. Uren I'd.
GlaGioas- Mrs. Sam'l Harris. Sr. 1st. Miss
Ellie Little ID.
Ten foliage plants -Thos. 2. Rogers LIST, Mrs.
Geo. Keeler ID.
Hanging basket of fowers-Miss Elmeda
Keeer lst Mrs Geo. Keeler I'd.
Display cut geranums-Mrs. Geo. Jeuck LIST,
Mrs. J. NJ. Toay I'd.
Basams-Mrs. Sam'l Harris, ST. 1st, Miss
Grace Hadfield I'd.
Pansies-John Oates LIST, Thos. p. Rogers I'd.
Drummond phlox-Mrs. Geo. Jeuck 1st, John
Oates I'd.
Geranium in bloom-Miss Elmeda Keller LIST,
Geo. Keeler I'd.
Oeander in bloom Ed. Jeuck 1st.
Variety sweet peas-Mrs. G. T.. Gale 1st, Mrs.
John Trednick 3D.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-07-12
Costly CandOr,

A story is told of Congressman Taulbee
of Kentucky, who was shot lately by
Charles Kincaid in Washington city,
that contains considerable humor An
old colored man called Uncle Eph had
lived in the Taulbee family many years
and was considered an honest and faith.
full old servant. After the election for
Congressman, Taulbee having been a
candidate, he was tainted by some of
his opponents with the statement that
Uncle Eph voted against him. 10th to
believe it, he called old Eph into his
room and said:
"Uncle Eph, is it true that you voted
against me at the election
"Yes, Massa William" replied Eph;
81 voted de- Publican ticket"
"Well," said Taulbee, II like frank.
ness, and here's dollar for your candor.
The old colored man stood scratching
his head, when Taulbee asked:
"Well, Eph. what is it."
"Well, Massa Taulbee," said Eph, ''i
you is buying candor you owes me TO
dollars mo- kase Il voted agin we five
times. Cincinnati Enquirer.