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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for building a wood bridge across
Fox River at Wilmot, town of Salem,
Kenosha County, Wis. will be received
by the undersigned town board at the
town clerks office at Wilmot until Thurs
day, the 14th day of August. at 12o'clock
at noon. Plan and specifications can be
seen at the Clerks office at Wilmot
The town board reserves the privilege
to reject any or all bids. 3w9
n. NJ BURGESS,
M. KEENAN,. Town Board.
WARD BLOss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23

election. II is noticeable fact, too, that
the new registration in this city shows
that several hundred voters faiied 70 re-
vister. This apathy il due perhaps TO tho
fact that the Republicans have not nomi-
mated candidate for Congress, and that
IL il currently believed that no nomination
will be made by that party.
BARBECUE.
The Democrats Of Caswell county will
have . grand political rally and barbecue
AT Blackwell's on Saturday next. The can
didate tor Congress and the judiciary can
didates Will speak. and big time IS ex-
pected.
Mamie Wood, the woman, one of tho
Franklin county frc-bugs, whose sentence
was recently committed 10 imprisonment
for life. was brought here to-day by the
Sheriff, who left tonight with his prisoner
"a ronfe 10 Richmond.
Rev. Sam Jones lectured here tonight
TO on audience OF several thousand people.
The lecture was for the benefit OF the Home
for the Sick and ut. Vernon parsonage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
INTENSE FEELING.
VETERANS AND THEIR WIVES.
They are Doing the Battle-Fields Of Viz
ginia Where They Served.
rspecIal telegram 70 the Dispalch.l

LuRAY. VA. September pa large party
of Grand Army Of the Republic men of
New York and Brooklyn, together with
veterans of the Ninth New York regiment
who did service during the civil war, IN
Guiding their wives and daughters, ar
rived here Sunday night. and visited
the I.uray caverns while here. They were
guests at the LuIay Inn. From tins
point they went 10 Harper's Ferry, Front
ROYAL. Manassas. Cedar Mountain, Frede-
ricksburg. Charlottesville, tie Wilder
ness. Laurel Hill, Spotsylvania, and Cold
Harbor. at which points they were engaged
IN battle in the late war. They will be in
Richmond, Warrea;on,
Front Royal, Culpeper, Newport News,
and other points. Most Of the party are IN
and are fine body of men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
ANICE TRIP UP THE BAY.
Governor Mckinney and Party OF on an
Oyster JOlliflcatiOn.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

WEST POINT, VA. September 22.-Gov-
ernor Mckinney. Treasurer Hartman, Colo
mel W. Miles Cary. chief of the Governors
staff. c. Mcleod, ID. G. Bollcofer aud
John II. Grimes. of Richmond, are in
town tonight. stopping at the Terminal
Hotel. The party viii take the State
steamer Chesapeake tomorrow on an IN
specting tour Of the Virginia oyster-beds.
They will be out for several DAYS.
The Spanish ship Palentino arrived here
Yesterday. There are three foreign ships
LAYING at the wharves at this place now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
The CREDIT Belongs TO Another.
RoANokr. Va. September 20, 1890.

INOANUht, A., ''VIVNIIIUVI -Vi 40'V'
To the Editor OF he Dispd'ch:
notice in late issue OF your paper q
communication sent from this city by your
very reliable correspondent regarding my
relation to the Pittsburgh Development
Company OF Carnegie City.
In this instance he Inadvertently made an
error in naming inc as the originator of the
scheme, when the truth IS that ! am the
treasurer and the credit of originating the
company is due entirely TO Judge George
b. McLane, OF Roanoke. Va. Yours truly,
j. b. LEVY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
AFFAIRS IN Old DlNWlODlE.
Fine Tobacco Crop-Democrats Anxious
for Venable's Nomination.
lRr Telegraph to the pispaichI

PrrrRsBuRG. Va. September 22.-Ihe
fall term of the Circuit Court of Dinwiddie
county began today. Only chancery
caSas were considered. and these were Of
no GREAT importance and but few III num-
Der.
The tobacco crop Of the county is curing
finely. and will be superior to- any yield for
several years past.
Corn has done unusually well. and the
planters have determined to give larger
acreage to wheat next season.
The Democrats Of the county are anxious
to have Mr.. Nenable renOminated, and are
awaiting with interest the issue Of the con
tested election case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
By Frank ID. Hill e Co.,
Heal Estate Aucti0necrs.
SALE OF MEDIUM

ri'RUSTEE'5 SALE OF MEDIUM
4 SIZED And COMFORrARLE FRAME
DWELLlNG-HOUSE No -Ol NOtIu TWENTY
SEVENTH STREET BEiWtE ANu %
sTKRRTs.-By virtue Of . decd OF trust from 4.
X. Pryde and wife. OF record 90 Clerks CHICO
OF Richmond Jhancery Court ue'!-3olt l.- b.
page li1. default having ne'n mnie in ih" pny-
ment OF a certain note therein ec'"pi, and
having been requested 20 O. 30 nf iH" N'n'I-
Charles IN said deed W. VIII sen az public AUG
ton. on the promises ON
THURSDAY, ssprgMEEg -, lSl1,
at O'CLOCK p. NJ, tho REAL ESrAiS described
a. above. Tho HOUSE IS nearly row aui con-
iains about SIX rooms besides o-hor improve
ments. and is ln good reusir Tho LOT iroui-
81 Gig f0et by i,i2 feet % an Jos in common ID
feet wide. This Is your opportunity lo purchase
o snug home.
TgaNs: cash, Tor expenses OF sale AMI no'e
f2a25, with interest from July D, l'sl. ~. I'D
January s. 1921. f26.15 July s., l-'l, ana tssj "a
July :, 1891; balance on terms announced on day
Of SALE Lol J. EAM 'NDN
b. RAND. WEXFORD,
ee Il Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
Favor venabIe's denomination.

PErTRsRURG, VA, September 22.-Ward-
meetings were held here tonight and dele
gates elected to the city convention which
will be held tomorrow night to nominate
delegates to the congressional convention.
The best of feeling prevailed and those
present expressed themselves as being III
favor of renominating Hon. L. c. Nenable,
if he can be induced 10 run again. No in
structions were given, however, TO the del
crates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23

WANTED, TO PURCHASED GOOD
w SECONDHAND GUITAR. State price and
give makers name. Address w. H., care Rich
mond Dispdtch 20 Albt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
BY sutton & Co.. :
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
I0A Main street
SALE OF DETACHED

VRUSTEES' SALE OF DETACHED
4 BRICK DWRLLiNG-HOUSE on THE " EST
SIDE OF BROOK AVENUE Between OAK
AND BACON SrRFETs.-By virtue Of n certain
deed OF trust executed 10 the undersigned true
tees. dated July ~. 1880, and Of record in the
Clerks orlc9 ~ Iienrico County Court Dood-
BoOx iss i, page 9, default having been made In
the payment % a portion OF tho money secured
thereby, and being required 80 10 do by the ben
c1ciary therein, We shall sell at public auction,
upon the promises, On
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g, 1890,
az O'Clock p. n, the above described PRO
PERTY, fronting 3i feet on the west side OF
Brook avenue between OAK and Bacon streets
and running bacx depth Of III feet inch0s to
al alloy.
The improvements consist Of = large TWO
STORY BkiCk DWELLING and OlT-BUlLD-
lNGS.
Terms: Cash g. 70 expenses Of sale and 70 pay
OF about go; balance upon such terms as Will
DO announced a. sale.
WILLIAM A. SNYDER,
GILES b. JACKSON,
SEQ Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
HORSES TORN TO PIECES.
A Passenger Train Strikes a Fine Team
A Scared Driver.
fspecinl telegram to tho Dispatch.i

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
RoASoKr. Va. September 22.-This eve
ming as the $50 west bound passenger
train of the Norfolk and Western railroad
came bounding into the corporate limits
the engineer noticed acolored man driving
a team of fine horses drawing near the
track in the act Of crossing. The whistle
was sounded and brakes applied. but no
heed was taken and almost in an instant
the helpless horses were literally torn 70
pieces. Tho train was stopped and the
driver was picked up more scared than IN
jured.
The state Savings Bank Of Roanoke was
granted a charter today by Judge Robert
son. of the Hastings Court The officers
are: f. A. Barnes, president; G. O. Leary,
yice-presldent, and Ii. G.. Cole, cashier.
FOREVER BURIED.
Hon. Charles +. O'Ferralll stopped over
in the city yesterday c route home from
the Southwest. Republicanism. he says,
will be forever buried in the Old Dominion
this fall
John NJ. Martin, the noted lawyer-swin-
der. was brought before Squire HowertOn
to-day, and on motion Of counsel for the
prisoner the case was postponed until DC
tODer ith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
Mr., HALLS SAD ACCIDENT.
harrow Escape from Death Near Orange
Courthouse-Reyival Meetings.

3orrov Escape rom Death near orange
Courthouse-ReyivaIS Meetings.
rcorrcspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch-l
MADISON c. H., Va, Sept. 81. 1890.
Mr. William T.. Hall. Of this place, was
raralyzed by fall from wagon Thursday
afternoon. and his condition, which has
not changed materially since the accident.
Is considered critical. He was returning
from Orange Courthouse with n load of
cuano. A few miles from that place he got
of the horse and got into the wagon. AS
he did so he lost his balance and fell
out in front head-foremost, the wheels
grazing his body as the wagon passed over
him. MIR. Ally Lacy, who was driving I'M
rnediately behind him. put him into an
empty wagon which happened to be pass
ing, and he was taken 10 Glllnms mill,
where he WAS attended by DR.. McCune, OF
Orange. He was brought home Friday
evening. and since then Dr. Taylor, of this
place. has been his physician. Mr.. Hall Is
q large, feshy man, weighing perhaps 22j
pounds. The sad accident Is greatly de
plored.
MIR. F. ]. Crigler was walking in his yard
Friday night when he stumbled and fell,
hurting his arm and shoulder very severe
ly. The doctor does not think, however,
that any bones are broken.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
After the regular services NJ hebron Iu-
theran chuych Sunday morning the pastor.
Rev. Is. ;. Brown, stated that he would
tender his resignation at the next meeting.
Rev. 4. W. Lewis. assisted by the Rev.
MIR. Winfrdy. of Culpeper. will begin Sc
ries of meetings here on the second sun
day IN October. prayer-meeting Will be
heldgt the church every Thursday night
until then, If not longer.
prOtracted meeting Will begin at
Hebron Lutheran church next Tuesday.
The pastor will be assisted by the Rev.
btickley, Of Maynesboro.
ALL SORTS.
The Chapman land. which was resold
Friday, brought about 81, 400 less than ut
the former sale.
Tho telephone line from Culpeper to this
place will be completed, II is thought, at
an early DAY.
Work on the new Jail has been resumed,
and Mr. X. A. Anderson, the contractor,
expects 60 finish the building this tall.
The Sisters of Love and Charity (colored)
had celebration here yesterday, which
was lightly attended, except by the men,
beers of the order.
Ar. Is. \. Weaver OF Gordonsville. was
here last week in the interest OF the land
and improvement company OF that place.
Captain W. s. Wager and son, OF Peters
burg, are here on visit.
Miss Edna Tyler has returned 70 spend
the winter with Mrs. :. T.. Early.
The Circuit Court convened here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
YOUNG PERCY CARLTON DEAD.
Intense Indignation Against the Murderer
of Father as Well rs Son.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch


GIorCysTFR COURTHOUSE. Va, September
22.-Percy Carlton, who was shot August
9Th by George Gaines (colored), died sat
urdav night. A postp,orte1n examination
was held sunday by Drs. Christian and
The lower portion Of Cartoons body has
been paralyzed ever since the shooting.
Young Carlton was buried to-day at Blede
Lading church. where his father was bu-
RED last Wednesday. A large crowd at
tended the funeral
INTFNsE FEELING.
There is intense feeling over this sad af-
far. The fathers death was caused by
greet and anxiety. Gaines Is still IN lall;
1t is said that some one else is implicated
in the murder. There has been some talk
of lynchlng Gaines, but the people of TINS
section are law-abiding and very quiet and
conservative, SO the probabilities are the
law will drag out ITS petitions course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
Tuesday. sRrrsysTR 90. 1920.

~ IL o'clock NJ, the TRACT or LAND described
lu said deed ~ an that certain parcel or trac.
OF land. together with al the rl.liings snl I'M
proyements thereon. rights, ways. ani ninurl'-
nauces thereto belonging, lying and being IN ne
county OF Hanover. state of virginia. shout one
mile from Mechsnic-yile AMI about siN miles
northeast Of kicnmonj. confirming lp e're-i
mors ~ less. aud Known as ' Rose hilL'
TERMS. Cash for expenses ~ executing mo
trust and to pay S71s, wiki interest fron Novr M
ber /. issq, and ~ balance on note iue Nay l.
1877. ami any taxes duo: isaure ON terms an
nounced q sale. r. b. thAFf ~ trustee.
sale by K. b. CHtFfIN Co., hucaoneer-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
Death of Mr.. V. I. MosIey.
Especial telegram to The Dispall

AMHEnsr COURTHOUSE. Va. September
22.-Mrs. +. f. Mosley a wealthy and
prominent lady of Amherst county, died
suddenly at her home, near this place,
Sunday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER g, 1890,
By H. Is. Chanin & Co..
Real Estate Auctt0neors,
No. l north Tenth etreeL
VRUsTEES AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i HANOVER FARM KNOWN As kOtE hlLl.
WITH DWELLING AND OTHER BUILDINGS
THEREON, CONTAINING 100 ACRES, MORE
OR LESs, ABOUT ONE VILE IRON NFCh AZ
ICSYlLLE And ABOUT SIX NILE NOR u
EAST or RICHMOND By virtue ~ decd -
trust from James ". Rsn and Jonathan kruch-
baum, dated November 8. l.sd. recorded M Han
over County Court clerks Office, Dscf-boos ~,
page iO2. and al the request OF tho ben nr.t-f.
default having been made in the payment Of mo
n0tcs secured therein. viii sell by public auc-
non. AZ Mountaineering. ln said COUNTY. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
sTEAMBOAT.r,,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT zss ga
' COMPANY for tue sEA>HOht. z&is2 Assi.
Cheapest AMI most pleasant rout- O. oLD
POINT, ylnGlNA BEACH. OCEAN slsM'
NORFOLK .PORTsAOU II. NEWPORT NEHs,
CLARRMOST. and JAhGShiskh LAND'
IrGs by elegant saloon steamer AhibA
leaving nlch monf EFERf MONDAY. WbDN 30
DAY, and FRIDAY a. A. N. Streei-cars -
directly TO steamers wharf Fare 10 OH Foni
or Norfolk. $50 second class. ST.
Connections at Oi Point aud norfolk closSiy
with all lines for northern cities, Firgina beach.
and Ocean View same Afternoon. James nFer
by daylight. Great iouris. liue Chsapes.
route. 80.
through tickets on steamer and n Ssrber
Agency 1919 hain street Baggage checksi
through. state-rooms engaged loo dsy or uigh.
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. fOhl .
MOTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. Al Ian
TIC AND DASylLLE anf FAkhfiLLE AND
pOWHATAS k K STATIONS, aud VASE
IS8TOS. ID. G., all points IA Eastern NORTH
Carolina, Bsstern Virginia. All all regular iaHd-
iugs on The James river, 81 lowest rA.es anu
through bills issued ., -,
LUCIgs Is. TATUA, 'ies-President
No. iu7 Main stree. and hockeiA
IRWIN WRIs.Gss Freight and Passenger AgSn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
YORK-RlVER LINE,yn w@rronr
TuEFAyomIg ROUTE yoRIL
IFAYE kIcINnNn.

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IsAlH Ah ~, f. %.
LOCAL tAfth,o, daily .-H 'f i7fff -'1ns
tall stations. AZ Le-t'- Nal.- e'...'s r'a
stage i1r Na.koriln. n.'h Lali. u1f' .t'ailtt Do
West Point r,,tvN,v...pu
lHAiN ny -. .. . ~
BALtlAohh Limited, l'lI 'h ''ti 10. ~
ior West I-.nI r'nn9..llf YIN
connect Win Baltimore AMI O41 a. -.sI tr
Washingt0u. Philadelphia aai Sew i...
Steamers leave Ba.uingr9 g.. 4. laIiI, 't.'i
Trains antyo at Richuoni SID a. =. alsIl..
A. Sc
TRAIN IN N. 20 a. M
LOCAL AINkD. daily "rrsrf sunday i'1.Hf
INentg-thiri stree, ior Wee. fliai .ai .-.a.-
ncT. t,5Tics as station foot = virginia s.-,s-
Oue44A.N.05p MAUD iIlm tI .. H
A. y. -..~.-,...,..
cry uckct0fico-corn' ol 4thl A'i At.A
sue-.A
SOL HAAS, JAS. D. ItIII.a
Ira.c Manager General Passenger b. -
won
NORFOLK AND WESTERN BALL
~ OA'A ootn
~ sruvnrrr y, ,gts-,r 5t.yrf ia,
TWO TRAINS pALt ~ NohfyLA A'V
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
AUCTION sALEs-Fnturo Daya
-f.1-TlT. - 7-l1.N1T|s~
BY sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'icneers,
1914 Main street
UNCUT TORS SAL Z
DETACHED Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING
No. 1904 WEST MAIN,
BETWEEN PLUM AND LoMBARDY STREETS.

Acting under the provisions OF the will Of
Jamss Gum. deceased. and decrco OF TOE
Richmond Chancery Court entered on the l~sh
day OF March. 1899. Ia tho suit OF Gums oxocu-
tors rs Gum and ais, shall, rs executor, sell AZ
public auction. upon tho premises. on
THURSDAY, SEPrgyBEa %, 1880,
at O'Clock =. W. The ABOvg-DEscRlBED PRO-
PETTY, fronting ~ feet a. inches on nc a !.
side Of Msiu street and running back depth OF
rs ieet inches % a. ALLEY. The dwelling -
nearly new, containing six rooms. aud ~ IN good
order, situated Immediately 90 tho sreetcar
linz. and Is ia Is rapiily-improying locality.
TERMS: one fourth cash. balance NJ eiK,
twelve, and eighteen months Tor negotlahis
notes, with interest adiod from day OF sale and
title retained until all The purchsso-roney u.
paid, OF the purchaser Will receive deed ana
give a decd % trust 90 secure tho deferred pay-
monts, or all cash a. the option ~ nc purchaser.
A. X. GUNS. Executor.
SUTTON e CO., Auctlon a. I'd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
RAILROAD LtSFS.
CO IL w u, ~: IT
( HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
II EFTEcr sEPTENBER s. iOl

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER iol
Lssvs EIcns0vD.
200 A. NJ. Freight. EXCEPT su1fay. c,-,,.,
passenger. tetNsoa R.canorl -
G0r4onssile. ~
$50 A. N. Daily Tor uii POINT anf 49,.
pullman Car WAlto slIplsr 1, a.
Point "'t
il:Oo A. II. Express, daily Tor Clrcinrsu r.u
man Palace Nsr Df po..ff. A. ...
sulphur. and pullman sIee1r- ~.
lottesYins - Clucisuan C.e- ~.
Richmond O. Clifton rrryr Nf'
$40 y. VI. ktpross daily for Oh n1ilta-. va-.
folk. Pullman s.aarlny an ,.....
mat 30 Ga p0iaL
40 p. ". Accommodate, oEco2t srnfar o..
Chari0itssviila '
$50 p. ". The ?. r. 81. Limited sally ps.f~.-
Sleeping Car OF P0iai p. rin-.4-,-.
SOLO ve,Htuie train. si.f D.~iry q.
aul Pulinans rltrI rl'rsv'i's II ti-.
oinnaii All Pullman .0 .0r.srl.a
rrsfss laafve AZ RfcgN .vn.
rs A. N. and 2.55 ?. Y. 1aayf-or D.,.f,-,,,
Sis a. N. iaily. e4oegs Sunday, fron ,a,.-
lOffesrllis.
1890 A. ". and 1ai r. w. dolly from Nrrf5.s
G00 T.. ". Froisht from Cfar .-fa-F.., ..t.,.t
sunday, Carries plss.n.fr.
Station. Broad s-r-'t nra- rtteu...al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
ALL SORTS.
30 GET AN ASSISTANT.
pcplorsbie Apathy Among Finh-District
Observation-Disclosures Wood Coming.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wood Coming.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispa,eh.I
DAxyIfIR, Va, September 22.-Dr. Alex
snder Martin the honored and much-es-
teemed pastor Of the Presbyterian church.
has been in somewhat feeble health for
some time past. and at meeting OF the
congregation on sunday last il was decided
10 give him an assistant. The call will DO
rendered 10 young man, but il Is not yet
known who will DO selected.
WILL NEVER DO.
A gentleman here from the country says
That there 10 deplorable apathy among
the country people IN political way, and
torSsted IN the forthcoming congressional
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
uaIExpAD LIN EA


DICHNOND, EREDERICKSBUR re-
IN AND POTOMAC kAiLHOAD-rcaei0ls
commencing APRIL -, isss-eassera sIanlari
lime.
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s.ops only a. Ashland. Boutwell,, Mil
lord. aud fredercas0urg, broOk-a
Whitewater sleeper - Washington
and Now YORK
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sleeper from New YORK
sap n arrives At Bird Street. station dsily.
stops al frsisricksbarz Mitort
RoIh vol. and Ashland slesper fron
Washington ani New YORK Does aos
SOP az EDA
s.aP. n. arrives al Byro-Suees s.Aioa dallI
except sunday Buffet rarlor Ca'
WSsElngtol 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND rkAIsx
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saA. N. leaves Eloa Arrives AZ Ashsanf -
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station, arrives Of Ashland .! Z. H.
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AUCTION sALES-This Day.
By Frank d. Hill g. Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
V,HE MOST DESIRABLE GRACE
STREET (wEsT-EyDl BUILDING LOTS
NOW ON THE MARKET-CORNER
PROPERTY-AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1890,

OK TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1890,
st 5 o'clock 7. ", on tho promises, we will coil
that beautiful Lot OF GROUND at southeast
corner Grace and Ryland streets, overlooking
the handsome grounds OF Richmond College on
the west end fronting on Grace street 90 fee;
with depth OF i52 feet 10 an alley.
Regarding recent improvements on Grace and
Franklin streets. these Lots now rank frat class.
aad ~ 20 location md elevation cannot be- sur
passed In that neighborhood. The attention OF
ibose who want bargain IL called TO the above
sale.
Terms; Very oasy, md announced on day OF
sale or on application TO the auctc1sers.
FRANK ID. HAL & CO..
so 10 Auctioneers.