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The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08
NOTICE FOR puBL1cATioN-Laud ooce

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-IandO Onice at
~ Fargo, February 21th, 1S9O.-NOtice Is here
by given that the following named settler ha,
nle,, notice of his intention to make five yeal
llii;ti proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Hon w s Lauder.
Judge or in his absence before John Siippam,
clerk of the District Court at his Office in Wall
ton, N D., ON Friday, the Goth day of June 1880.
section 10, Town 134 north, range so west, He
names the following witnesses to prove his con.
tlnuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: Charles Tree, Andrew Sole, William
MaihlhS and II: T.. Crandall all of Coliax. Rich
land county. N. ID.
MICHAEL y. BATTELLE, Register.
W. f. PURCELL, Attorney for claimant
First publication May Sth, 1901
The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08
NoTlCE-T!MBER cULTuRE.-U. s. Land

NoTlCE-TlAlBER CULTURE.-U. S. Land
~ ofice. Fargo, N. d., April sth, 1890
Complaint having been cnterod at this Office
for failure to comply with law as to Timber Cul-
ture entry No. 1852 dated March -, 1850. upon
the southeast !, section 3., township l35 north,
range 10 west, in Richland county. ~ u. with Il
tant alleging thai the said Elias d p Davis nor
any othe person or persons in his behalf have
ever planted amy trees, seeds or cuttings on said
tract, and that said tract is now and has been
Tor the last live years overgrOwu with wild grass
and weeds. and uncultivated in any man
ner. The said parties are hereby sum.
monel oappear at this office on Thursday, the
s!fh day OF May, 1890. at 10 O'clock a. M 10
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. MICHAEL y. BAT"rELLE.
(First publication Apri 24, 1882
The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Schuler Bros. just received a car
of fresh burnt Marblchead white
lime.
Bird cages from SOC to $3.50, at
Miller's. 50
Try Hanly Bros. seeds. 81
Express wagons from SOC to $3.50,
at Miller's. So
Go to Hanly Bros. for seeds of
all kinds. 81
Grass seeds Of every description
at rock bottom prices at Miller's
10000 rolls of wall paper at
Miller's. 70
The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08

Tbs Columns,;of THEjTrMEs a1e open to all
who desire candid discussion of questions of
interest to the people of Richland county. but
Of course we:doinot hold ourselves responsible
for correspondents opinion
The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08

NOTICE TO CREDTroRS.-In the matter Of
~ the estate of Ernst Hozhaucr, Deceased.
All persons having claims against SAID Ernst
Holhhaucr. deceased, are required to exhibit the
same, with the necessary vouchers. to the un-
dersiSned. executriX OF said estate. at her resi-.
denre in town Of l3randenburs in the county OF
Rlchiand. state OF North Dakota, and that Four
months have been limited rs the time for cred
ltorS TO present their claims against said cstatc.
Dated the 18th day Of April. a. d., 1890
BERTHA HOLZHAUER. EXecutriX
O'irSt publication May lst 1SgG1
The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1890.
For County School supt.

To my fellow citizens of Richland County:
hereby respectfully announce
my candidacy tor County School
Superintendent"..at the election on
June 18th. Sincerely yours.
z ROBERT A. TYSON.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08
Bids Wantcll.
Orr1cr or C,rv A,,n,ron NJ,

OFFICE OF CITY AUDITOR, May :, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the may or and
city council at their nex regular meeting. June
snd, 1880. will receive sealed bids for the city
printing FOR the ensuing year, and the printing
OF mo less than one hundred copies of the city
ordinances as compiled to date, iIe same to be
IN book form. kind OF type TO be used and blnd-
ing oi same to he selected by the committee on
printing. The right is reserved to reject any
ana all bids. \. l.. ROBERTS.
CITY COuucl
The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08

TIM rners is published every Thursday a,
Its own building, Fourth street. Wahpeton
Dakota and The subscription price is $500 per
year.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08

Notice to the People.
l remain a candidate for re-elec-
tion. and shall appreciate. ..any good
words and support that I--may re-
celve. w. NJ. HOUSE.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08

THE MCCORMICK.
She's a daisy. We sell the cele-
brated Mccormick machinery,
Schuler Bros. <
The Wahpeton times., 1890-05-08
Annual Meeting Of the Hoard Of
Education. q

@AAuSAssA NAOOClnk O1 CM0 lSO8rU OF
Education.
Held at the Office of McCumbcr &
Bogart, Wahpeton. N. D., May 5th,
1890, o'clock p. M.
Members present, Messrs. p. J.
McCumber, Plus Mayer, G. p. Gar.
red, John Shippam and Michael
Schmitt.
On motion duly seconded, Michael
Schmitt was elected tenn porarv
chairman.
Oath of office of Messrs. Shippam,
McCumber and Morrill,, newly
elected members of the board, was
presented.
On motion, duly seconded, Plus
Mayer was elected president of the
board for the ensuing year. ,Presi-
dent took the chair.
On motion. duly seconded, Michael
Schmitt was elected vice president
of the board for the ensuing year.
On motion, duly seconded, NJ. IL.
Morrill, was elected temporary see
retary. The temporary secretary
having arrived, entered upon the
duties of his Office.
Mr.. McCumber offered the follow
ing resolution
1t appearing from fair construc-
tion of the school law under which
this board is acting, that the clerk
of such board should be selected
from the members OF the school
board and not chosen from without:
BE it therefore
Resolved, that the clerk of this
board be selected from the members
thereof.
Seconded and adopted.
On motion NJ. II. Morrill, was
elected secretary of the board
OF education for the term of this
board.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read. and after some
discussion were approved.
The monthly report of the treas
urer was read us, follows:
REPORT OF TREASURER BOARD OF
EDUCATION.
CITY OF WAnrEroN. N. D., Apr! 20, 1880
Contingent funds hand last
statement. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 llI S:
Less us pcr................
Voucher No i5.........S { 10
q0........ lO
lS..... 10 uU
l9........ II 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
NOTHING ILLOGICAL.

The same reasons that led the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway 70 make its east
ern terminus at Newport News influenced
the Newport News Ship-Building and
Dry-Dock Company TO put its plant here,
whore II owns sixty acres of land, and
has a river frontage Of 1880 feet, and
there IL nothing astonishing in the fact
that around these two great enter
prises dwellings and stores should
have been erected. streets should
have been laid off, and population
have clustered. There is nothing illogi
cal in the predictions that population
Will increase vastly, that real estate viii
continue TO advance in value, and tn,
place continue TO extend rapidly it
limits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
=. n the next Congress, but that he
WI wiz ,n not IN that body. RoBIs ADArB,
,,.. r,ectric-Light Question.

RICHMOND, VA, Novebiocr W io'V'
~ me Editor Of The Dispatch
T. ,onr editorial comment on my let
.or Of the 31st ultimo You quote me as
s ~, that "the gas-works makes too
much profit out OF the consumers co $50
o mn on,ic feet. while il is furnished
o 'pn At Is cents and al. but
v nSo,ber the city makes any profit IL en-
tirclv another question. Take tho su-
ner;1tondent's report OF TIC opera
t;one of the works for 1852. lie
s s,Un ,be receipts from private con-
suy was sls5, 451.3l; receipts from
o oolsi NV PRODUCTS, s2l, 50l. 5O-total cash
s soIo ~ s2O6. 952.sl ; while the dis
hrradnents for operating expenses we're
alas 5G2. 20-showing cash efcess OF
yeceipts over Disbursements oil SoS,-
390 81. But if we deduct u per cent.
;ntorost on the estimated value OF tho
gos.uorks which is required by law, say
$50 000, and q per cent. wear and tear,
s95 00o-9S5. O06-and the profit OF the
worts would be on the wrong side OF
,bo LEDGER TO the tune OF Sl6,bU9.39,
which in the report Is oiisetted by
placing the public consumption, OF
which the larger part is estimated, at
the same price as that charged TO private
The output of the works for 1889 was
1ee 7eo ee7 cubic feet. A reduction Of
twenty-five cents per LOU would IN.
crease the deficit by tho large sum OF
Sil. 500. II 80 the city cannot afford to
reduce the rate, although private cor
norations. You admit, are able to furnish
Gss of from one half TO three quarters
the nrice this city charges. ! have said
that the larger part Of the public con-
srmption is only estimated, because IN
fms same report out Of $4,000, GOO cubic
feet charged to the public nearly 81
800. OO0 is charged to the i,3lo street
lights. or say each street-lamp Is charged
al 1880 per annum, while the same
larps are contracted for by private cor
porations at from 3iS to 81 per Hnnum
In other cities. There is no accurate
manner Of ascertaining the consumption
Of gas by street-lamps in this CITY,
But my purpose was not to discuss the
operations Of the gas-wOrks. : thought
that the usual ground taken fayoring mu-
nicipal control OF public lighting was
"that the consumer obtained the com
modify NJ cost" and merely mentioned
tho difference in cost here TO that OF
other cities to show that the public had
not gained anything by municipal mo-
uopolv IN gas. and might not fare any
better il the electric lighting was added
to tine monopoly, and l desired intorma'
ton as to why competition was impolltic,
when it is reasonable to assume in a com
petition with q private corporation the
city would enjoy the greatest advantage
Where does "public policy come nF
READER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
DEATH IN A RAlLROAD-cAR.

4 Cuiored Porter Stricken with Heart
Disease-Juggcd for Pilfering.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond DisDstch.l
SCoTTsvILLE, VA. Nov. 10, 1890
A special car came down the James
River division Of tho Chesapeake and
Ohio railway Friday evening on which a
very sudden death occurred few miles
above this place. A colored porter,
name unknown, was stricken down with
heart-disease and died in few minutes.
Lester Bruce atidS Johnson, which
latter name be first assumed, was arrest
ed here yesterday and "lugged Tor
stealing watch. he CLAIMS to no from
Cnlpeper county, near the town OF Gull
pepper, and says his father is a shoe
maker there. The youth is about SIX
teen years of age and came here the day
before the theft on tramp, claiming t.
be looking for work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il TIMBKRED LAND ~ CHARLES CITY
COUNTY AZ AUCTiON.--liy virtue OF deoi OK
trust from George 81 Wyst, % William l. CosAr-
din, trustee. datei g8Fn March, 1851, and fnly re-
corded IN me CLERKS o1ico Charles Guy County
Court, In Deed Book a. page il. deisnl' having
been made In ,he payment ~ note MORON Sc
cured, and being requested ~ 'ne oeneaciafies
81 70 do, We viii sell 10 public aacnon' SsChaIies
City Courthouse. on
THURSDAY, WrH NOVEMBER
q. u O'CLOCK NJ. the PROPERTY mentioned In
eaid decd a. follows; All hat certain Isct on
parcel of LAND situate. lying, and be,ns Va tie
county OF Charles CITY, Va. containing foo
ACRES, more or loss. AMI adjoining lle ispds OF
Rsntanatn A Nance and others. aad l. the same
real entats purchased 10y sai1 Wyatt OF John r.
RoyatL The land Is about four mites from hox-
berry station. on the Chesapeake ana ONO rail-.
road and bout sin mier from hardeas wharf
on Jaues river. There u on me lant ABOUT oO
coria ~ rst-elaas wood, and about 800 eoris OF
secopd-ciass wood, VITA great many .raiirosi-
ties aud some very good lumber.
TrRus. While she deed requires cash tho
,.rma viii DO very liberal and on long time, 10
be announced on day OF sale.
~ WILLIAM IL. coWARDlN, n
CAMILLA A. IOWAkDlS. A.
Pxecn,ots OF william L. Covardfn, trustee
ceased. nN
y. u. HILL s Co, AuessoneefA
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AElNE MANSION BURNED.
gIr. Uppieby aud His Family Escape I'm
Dishabilie--A Heavy Loss.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcb.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov. 8, 1890.
Information has just reached here Of
the destruction by fire last night of the
fine residence of Mr.. John Uppleby, a
wealthy Engllshman who lives within
about a mile Of North Garden Depot,
this county. 1t seems that a lamp ex-
ploded in the early part of the night.
setting fire to the bed-clothes. Mr.. Up
pleby arose, and, as he thought, put the
flames ont and threw the bedding ont of
the window. As it happened, however,
he failed to extinguish all the fire and
was awakened later on to find the whole
house in flames. His family narrowly
escaped with their lives and were IN
disHadiHe. but his residence and all the
furniture were q total loss. There was
no one on the place to render assistance,
even if they could have done 70. His
loss is stated 10 DO from So, 100 to Sl4,
900 with only 81, 900 insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

By virtue Of O ccrtaia decree u the Richmond
ChAnceri Court, entered GA tie lot day 81 NO
yemDer, 1880, In suit Of smith, plaint'1, against
Poiud81ter, substituted trustee, Re, we. We IN
dersgned special commissioners, VIII soh oy
public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NoyEYGEE u, 1870
az o'clock p. NJ, the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pho
PERTY: That LOT OF land, with We improve.
mont5 thereon, lying and being Ia Ihe county OF
Henriso. fronting on the north SIDE OF ClNDoIno
street about 20 feet, with Adeph OF ~ feet 70 al
alloy. said LOT commencing et POINT about <oO
feet west OF Washington suset, pelhS L"t Va
g5 In Square No. 10. on A. J. Lees map oil oyu-
n0y and Hnryie.
TERMs: One third cash balance IN ~ ana
twelve months negotiable notes sNoa' W. IN -,
terUst added, ana title 20 DO retaiheu uli..i a "a
tho purchase mOncy Is paii 6nd o0-'9' 0'i0'
ordered by the court ...,,.,o,,
WILLIAM ELL1s0N,
WILLIAM r. BBNEkIDuh',
special Commissioners
DgHOoN. TUPPgR & CO.. AlciioheeiS
SMITH. PLAINTIFF, AGANsf f0lNDsArshl oUn-
sTiruTRD Trustee, &C, DEFsNDASsIis
CHAHcGRY COURI or THs Cfrf OF hiOn
/ Charles W. Goddin, Clerk Of said court cor
tIfy that the bond required Of the speeiei S9 i'm
rniasi0ners by the decree IN sai1 oAoso VI No-
ygr1h /, 1890, has been duly giFsh 49,.
Given under my hand MS a.p u g1 yyS NJ
pet, 20" Clerk.
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a
to following TRACTS or LAND, situated d. too
county o. Nelson, 300 tts state % Virginia, al4
known as TIC Lane il3 Tract an mo p 81 or.
Tract % Of lHnd-the Lhnoyu9 tract" con-
taiuin4 1914 ACRES moro or les, and r0H "
lately bounded by .ho lau1b Ot Joseph 81. Tlr-
par. h n. lewis, Il. keuna Campbell. and
others and also by tl0 JaMes river, 70 ioluE On .
same formerly OWDel by Philip .. {. Caael
aud Afterwards by ths lute y. J. Hart
sook, and ~ kObort ~ Thomson, and moro
+. pattesOn; Cud tho other uact OF lana,
whf.u L. known a- tho west Place. cohttlh-
tx 800 ACRES, moro OF loss, nod bounded uy
ne " Laneyillo Tractn on ono side. u which
saii tract. tho West Place once formed
G. Part, and by mo land 0i Archer Pampin. %.
D. Lewis. ans others, IS being 10 Same which
was formerly OWr0d by lhllip b thhoil, ana
Afterwards ~ W. N. West, ID. j. hArts0Qki
Robert 81, Thomson, end moro re1eliy Ly
Camm Patterson aud ). 3. =. Par o3ou.
Both u .a.d tracts Wor5 conveyed CD the sAid
q Piedmont hauEAnes3 ana lroL company "
Baltimore city " ~ John IS. y. btftI ~ Nte4
dated tho 24th day or june lo'o' Aud 4uly 70
corded IN tho Clerks 6lice 81 tho County Courl
Of tho said county OF Nelson IA D50l-B0ok no.
%, page 2iI, a.. 1870, ,.,
And also az the same time all the BUILDINGS
and IAiPROVEA sNl5. thereon, and all 40 Al
PUKrESANCES thereof, and c.ially al no
MINES, MINERALS, and MiNiNH hlIhlh, EN-
GINES. MACHINERY, aud FIAil hEs OK oYery
kind whatever IN or ON SAID property
This property has 'front.' OF nearly MILO nu
James riY8r. Is traveised 20 ~ fan oXieut by
tho James river division " ne Clesapcak9 nI
Ohio railway. has about 80 ACRES or LAM
cleared aui Ia a good state u cultivation. ana
contains several rich veins u sgecular. mag
netic, brown homsute. aud manganese fou
ores In which two shafts have ucen sunk g. tae
deptn q l2D hnd 100 ioet respectively, which ara
tim berud and Ia proper condition % resume
working. These rIia0s B-o supplied Win '-i az
be machinery. TWO steel boilers ~ 30 ana ~
horse power one puuping-engine ono dJui4'-
cylinder Roarod boist. together Win pumps
pipes, buckles. mine-cars, anu ali ncrc 'tAfg az
paratus. and the machinery ncV AM 10 go.
running orJior, aud all necessary mining HNl
tlscksmith's tools, blocks, ropes, coTaaSo' p'P'
ting. &c.
The cultivated part f. supplied win good
farmhouse, With barn, stable AID sultell9 V4.-
buildings, ana tho mining portion has l"5lIus
house and once for supcrintendonL hfoo aN'iI-
lighthouses Tor the Operatives OF employees
llecksmith-alop, wagon-shejs, stables &c.
The sale IS made wifhOutr ascrge, ana tlt 'iiis
are one third cash. one third IA sik months GU
enc third Ia twelve months, or az eAsh az VIC
option Of the purchaser, the credit paymenls
" be secured % the Satisfaction OF uq ta''o "a
BENJAMIN LACY,
ROBERT q DAVIDSON,
Trustees
HKxgY sTocxsRrpGE, Attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %, lsyl.
az - O'Clock p. NJ, a LARGE NUMBER or
HANDSOME, WELL-LOCATED. DRY AND At
TRACTlYE BUILDING LOTS on the south side
Of Park avenue, extending from Cedar 20 Robin
son streets, q distance II 331 feet and extending
back 20 kensingfon street, distance OF l52 feet
along Cedar street and OF 233 S-l2 feet along
Robinson street, thus adorting two fronts a. 10
about one half 81 tho distance from Cedar 10
Robinson streets.
Ii should b. borne 10 mind that Park avenue
e an already graded street now much used NJ a
pleasure drive from Lombar1y street 10 the
boulevard. and that Kensngt0n street IS about
% be opened (an assured facD from the city
westward for three miles
This property viii be- sold az q whole or IN lots
as may eeem best Rt time ~ sale.
TERMS Cash sufficient Or pry thc costs OF suit
and sale and g. discharge tho following debts
70 wit. /, {3,osL6f with protest ieo aud Interest
from 9th Of october 1890. 2, fi,lJi.iO Win In
terest sl.37042, part thereof, from the 18th Oh
March, ls5o with interest on E.3ialA. euother
part thereof, from the 9Th % April ls3l. and on
$l.411.g2, tho balance thereof, from the 0th Of
October. 1880 ; g 1899, with protest fee ard
interest thereon from the 9Th n april, 1890 ard
tho residue on "a credit II twelve months for
notes. with interest added, and sccar0d by q
trusi-deeL BILL CARTER,
WILLIAM H. SANDS,
Special Commissioners.
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A 10 PER CENT. NIT INVEST
n MINT.
AUCTION SALE OF FOUR NEW DETACHED
FRAME DWELLINGS
NcA COO, 902, goi, AND W1 ST. PAULs STREET,
CORNER OF BAKER
~ tho request Of tho owner so affl offer tCr
s0lo at pu8li1 auction, upon tho prlu'sra lu
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER D.. Ia

~ $50 O'Clock y. H., tho allowed ---bei PRO-
fhRrY. The DWELLINGS are uegriy moss aud
VOL built of t18 b1st material, containing 'lruo
rooms each and "a nice order Bach Dor has "a
good frontage on the we5l edo NJ n. aulr
strot 3, and runs bqck a COOL depth.
This PROPERTY IS well l0ra.oi, poing imue-
dlluly On mo s.rCet-cnr iin' ana in 4l Iw-
proving locality. II VIII alTa command -eaiy
tenants and pay Wril on tho Investment
TsHY8: Ats.lo. SUTTON IS 'N.,
nOq lui Nail s,-.ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

WEDNESDAY. N0yEWHEE ll. i-11,
M t0H o'clock I viii soil az my auction rooms,
tsocond r00D 1886 oast Main sfrosl
TO TEE TRADE
50O pair PANTS: large 4Illiiy OVER
COATS: I'D MEMS and BOYS Suits 5 doom
ASSORTED SHIRTS: 5 or I'D clr0s fJoI1 ana
SIDEs-sOme regular goods: b. IoT'u SAMPLE
HAT.-cxtra quality; 50dozen Cru sH-Il So
boys, mems, Gul youths I'D dozen l. --I
WOOL hats; 75d01en CAPS 900 Plush, CASH
mere, Fur, and Cbuo1lIil; 4. dozen uHHuih--
t.ror's sample OFKitAiLS-eEtrs quality tJ
doom a--o..,l WAIru-CuAlt*; l.l Dots 5.-
sorted JEW sLRY Y pair White and KAY
BLANkEI,: 80 Pi, en- LAt-RIt.' ~ Gl rs;
@ PISTOLS 100 GOLD-HtApED CANE I'D ai.
sorted CANES: largo assortment ilNNhhE
such as Basins, Pans, UiIpors in-Cup'. 8c,
IS assorted CLDChS. rislt-iey Hud alarm t.e
Hns suspeuiers, Hosiery. IoWals- Tai ie-- lJfls.
Handkerchief. - p.ocrs sample cars. o. m
rrOss Solgs. p0cKet-hloks, lnd mauy utact Bnlis
Too numerous o. mention. Consiglu.Ia coming
IN daily. Merchants TIsh.ug o. ald Ll th'' 40
VIII please soId .ns.gument5 % With Invoice Dbl
Tuesday noon. Eyory lot 0eorel 800 u3 SOLD.
nos = 30. hALtNliah, AaciIou..r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

CRRNsHAw. TRUSTEE, piATvTITF, AGAINST SrERt,
SC, DgFKSDASrs-lN THE CHASCEgY COURT
OF THE CITY or hlCHNOSD.
!. Charles W. Goldin, CLERK 81 said court,
certify thai tho bond required of the special
Commissioners by the decreo Ia mo said cause
OF Noyomner o, islU, har been duly given,
Given under my hand this l0tb day o. NoYcm-
bor, 1897, CHARLES W. 0ODDlN,
no U-eOd5t Clerk,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Ono. T. Laughton. Jr.. salssman.)
No. "a Ninth street.
ENAM1LY GROCERIES, STORE-FIX-
\ TUKRS, SHOWCASES GLASS JARS.
SCALES, LARGE lCE-BOX, &c, AT AUG
TlON.-On
WEDNESDAY TIP leTH INSTANT,
at 40 O'CLOCK A. NJ. l will sell At No. COZ north
Iwcniy-nith street. corner OF Clay street, the
stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
SHOW GASES,
3 SITS GALES.
GLASS JARS, SHELF GOODS,
CANNED GOODS.
LAMPS ana LAMP GOODS,
Oll-TANk.
COUNTERS aud SHELVING.
No. COFFRE-MUL--as good as new.
large ana excellent iCE-BOX
Goods 10 DO removed al once.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
no II Auctoneer
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For Brain faG

UsI HoRsroRD's AuD PltosTArE.
Dr. Y. II. Fisher, lie Seurl Mimi. says {.
1 md Il cay scrciceabs ia Tfrcous debility.
sexual ueas1soss. BRAN Jag. erclssire use u To-
baoco, as d,f,.k ia Jece,s. and u some urinary
troubles. rise grand geod re,&edy mal cases
,nisere I hQce used IL
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ByN ". Bc"e'
Real Es.ate Auosionser
nRUSTEE'S SALE OF A
SMALL FARM
TWO MILES EAST OF RICHMOND,
30 g7-lo ACRES On Inv MI LA NJ
IN GOOD HEART.

In execution OF deed o. IT, - s0t =,
signed, dated 18Th FeoraA.y, ,o ped Roos ian
In me henfioo T sasine been made in the pay.
page asisn ns, n hereby secured. viii sell By
public auction, a, my cflee' no 1 h'f'h A'0Fenta
street. Richmond, va On % ,sao
WEDNESDAY. NOyshSEA ~ is'o.
at IL O'Clock NJ The sS' s 81 yins ,.s, s
toned. containing ~ a-i WSttamsparg road an,
yond the junction N ana sosai midway be-
ine Cenua ~, suiT Tsls land hes beautifully and
Is good farming sn oa 70 SS'I, ~ ' sooe consists
ourpsn aa cs,' cens TO pay any taxes TIA,
TEsss Sash ,,s expenses Of sale, aad to dis
may 20 que tor sslis7. WIN iateresi thereon
from rs. T:S q, sggsl s Az pss 3: isa'
such terms - 'N' N. W BoWk Trustee
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
100 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOIS

In pro,iiest part Of Salem, the Acknowledged
qusen city Of mo Southwest. Those lots orc
Fart Of tho celebrated Montsiro tract, which ms
proved 4 splendid Investment, and aiioin site
donated for Baptist aad Lutheran orphan Asy-
luna
Salem has rnh6o greater pr1gress i'm securing
industries than any southern town. eho haa
twenty 10 successful operation an1 cOntr ca
closed for W0ouon-hils, Cioihiag- Factory, Mil
Machinery MAnpfact0Ty, snd McCoriy 3.0-ton
Steel Plant 70 employ 400 hands
Tho Boarf OF President. 0i land companies
have appr0pIiatoi gsa0,00 IN cash n eecur A
Mack-Bsr Ntil, Rolllng-Miil, Cotton Mill. Car
Works, Iron WORKS, and extension Of Roanoke
and southern railroad.
Tho Valley road IS chartered % salem. Ros-
noke county having voted t2O0,00O AMI salem
s20,0O1 IN subscriptions
In less than toa months, beginning December
II, 1859, Salem doubled h0r population ami *
pended over 81. on 90 IN hulidings
Railroad faro refunded % purchnsers n l0'S
Tho bost opportunity for probable invest
msnts ever offered.
IT, q. BROWN. President
baltimore and Ohio Land Company.