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no " break.

Rule Except in leading player
must play all the cards Of the sequence
which he holds. If he does not his OPP
ponent may either claim the card or
cards not PLAYED or may add ten to his
own score for each card not played, and
the PLAYER in fault shall lose any score
he NAV have made through withholding
the card or cards.
Rule 6-lf o player inadvertently
PLAYS wrong card or allows his oppo-
nent to SEQ any Of his cards, the latter
may say u call your, naming the card
or cards seen, and the holder must then
lay the card or cards named face down
on the table, and cannot play 1t until a
new sequence has been led.
Rule THE trump-card is not reck-
oned in any sequence except for scoring,
| but il il completes a sequence that Sc
quence is not scored.
Thus il player leads knsve, ten, and
nine of trumps, the eight being the
turned up card the other player may con-
tinue the sequence with the seven, and
If ne completes the sequence with that
card he scores fifty for the five cards
(iucluding the eight in the sequence
If neither player has the seven, neither
player scores anything0
Rule 8-If player leads two cards
and his opponent passes" the leader
scores nothing.
Rule 9-The player who passes or who
wins sequence by playing the last card
leads the next sequence.
SKILL IN LEADING.
The preceding rules and explanations
OF the game give all that beginners need
to acquire as to the manner of playing,
but a little practice will show that a
players success will largely depend upon
the skill he acquires in leading. 1t Is
| impossible to show here how much may
be gained in this way, but we may
give one instance. Suppose a player
| to hold the ace, king, queen,
knave. ten, seven, three, and two OF q
suit. If he were to lead queen, knsve,
and ten his opponent might win with
the eight. and score fifty. or the Sc
quence might run down to the five and
be taken by his opponent, who would
score eighty. The leader could not
afterward score off the two three lead,
as his opponent not having the four
there would be "no sequence" and
all that he would get from the suit
would be ten for bis ace. If, however,
he started the suit by leading ten, knave,
queen. and if his opponent held the king
he would, by adding the ace. take the
sequence Of five cards and score fifty,
and if not would still score thirty for the
three cards played. If his opponent
afterwards led nine, eight, he might
make sequence Of three with his seven,
or possibly one of eight with his three,
! two.
The element of uncertainty in the
game is, of course, produced by the fact
/ that seventeen cards, the values of
which are unknown, are withdrawn from
it, but careful play will do much to dis
count any disadvantage q player may
blunder through the fall of the cards,
and the happy blending OF chance and
skill in the control of the game thus OBJ
tanned can scarcely fail to enhance the
pleasure it will be found capable of
affording.
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AUCTION sALEs--rutsunrSesl peys,
- ~ ~soor DESIRABI,E

,c,r an 4 MOST DESIRABLE
GALE Or 1Asp on ROANOKE RIVER,
~ THAI vrrsv1i.iE. IN MECkLENBUh9
rn ,hnn EwiNIn pursuance OF inc decree ci
,ne C,r.n,. court OF Mc:klenpa's ~ nno,
entered AT III May term. iosc' ~ Jamissnn
cause Of Allison d Addison w.
FRIDAY, NovsnBxR z, ls"'
.,..o,.,.x p NJ. cell By public auction 10
tna h,ybest bidder, on the premises, s,aa ~
ARtKsrRACT OF LAND s.tuar n"s' NV .n,.o
from tho town OF Clarksville, Wa, 80 aa.a,v
nrvat "a ocrupIed By tho late Hon. WILLIAM
Townes, containing
1881 ACRES.
,, -. A., a, n hirh state OF cultivation.
nbou, AN acres Of which coheiss ~, h.anoso
river loy-grounds are "a ieruie M so,s ianus
"a can be found ia tho state ~ ,es. nv ~ -
well-nigh inexhausuDie, VIZ. .oas cIaared' some
Of whioh arc %, creek fats, ana aooIt oVg acres
io original growth. The uplanu ~ Won auep.eu
20 the growth Of yellow tobacco nhea', os,s, a..
The improvements consist oil a lnIsc' WIZ Jun
residence, containing i IRON dollars uscd On
M bonsc and grounds immedlatey around inc
yard vegetable and dover eaIuenss ,ousn 70
M aie what 70 once was-ViL. Que o, .uo hhuu-
somest rssidences ~ tho state, Two otnor
smaiIa, sattlernents with the usual necessary To-
bacro-b barns, cabins, and out-houses n.
CIarKsvfile il At the junction OF tne hcninoni
and Danyilie aud Atlantic ana pehNhie ,nii.
roads and THIS sale presents most oAceHenI
oppor,uniiy for q splendid home or ior Invest
TERys: 1850 cash. and the residue on
credit Of ono end two years, equsl instruments,
the purchaser 10 execute his BONDS ior tne DC
forred payments. carrying inleIeS' 1 ,I os.s'
and ;itie retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase-money is paid. THOMAS EASLni,
October !, 1890 ie'soc'
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By George z. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
1905 Bank street, Richmond, Va
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRAIT

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT
Il OF LAND. WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS.
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, CONTAINING,
l,i9 ACREs.-By virtue Of deed OF rust from
george W. Walden to me - trustee, bearinr
date december D, 1889, and duly recorded In the
CLERKS ONCE OF Charles City County Court and
Deir required by the holder OF the notes there
IN secured. will sell at public auction in from,
OF NE onice OF George 4. Crawford, auctioaeor.
&C.. ioOo Bank street, Richmond. Va. on
THURSDAY, ocroBER %, 1890,
at so'cioct Y. NJ, tho PROPERTY described "A
follows: All those TWO TRACTS or Land
win improvements thereon, IN Charles civ
county. known ~ carey's and Gravel Hin con.
tanning As whole !, 100 ACRES. and bounded n,
the north BY the lands OF Mira Nelson. BucS,s
ana beiiers, on the east by tho Chick ahominv
river, on the south BY Mr.. Lambs land, and On
the west by Moses creek. w
TBkhs: Cash as 70 expenses Of sale AM, tvo
notes, one for s2s, with interest from Juaa
lsv0, ana tho other for so, With interest from
September ., 1890. and credit a. 10 the nav.
nent OF note for 81 900. due December 4 fso6 |.
balance upon such terns 40 may DO announcsi
at saie The above property will b sold Al ~ :
rtsk ene COST o. the former purchaser, be ham
pougnt NE property Angus 81 1870, ma Sss,.ss
70 comply Win ne tsrns Of Gala 's'lsa
M "a 0kAvIo1n Zxua,aa
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, YA.-By
virtue Of decree Of tho Circuit Courtof Glouces-
ter county rendered in the chsncery suits OF X.
I. Dawson h Co. rs J. F. Ross and Morgan
Treat "a J. l. 1sliaferro, commissioner, q nIs.,
the undersigned, as trustee, substiiuted trustee,
and special commissioner, will offer for sale at
public auction, at Gloucester Courthouse, at
O'clock r. ~. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER, 8. 1870.
(County-Court day, that VALUABLE RIAL
ESTATE known ss south White Marsh.n sit
uated IN Gloucester county, sevon miles re-
spectively from Gloucester Point and Clay Bank
wharVes on fork river. whence daily steamers
to Baltimore and Richmond; two miles from
Roane's wharf on Ware river and three miles
from Rowes wharf on Severn river. whonce
daily steamer 80 Norfolk, and with post-ofice
and telephone office on the farm. This farm
contains $50 acres Of tho most productive farm
ing and grazing lands In TIdovater virginia. OF
which 300 acres In timber-pine, chestnut white
and red oak, &c, &c The Improvements con-
slst OF ample barn and stable accommodations,
with several small dwellng-nOuscs, aud In
clude about IS acres planted In ornamental
trees and shrubs, raro and varied, forming
beautiful park and lawn, with site for mansion
house.
The farm Is we'll fenced and large portion IL
In permanent meadow and pasture and situated
In one OF tho most desirable nelghborhoods In
that section.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay costs Of suits
and expenses Of sale and about 1900 70 W. p.
Roane trustee, and about 5000 10 j. |. Talia-
ferro substituted trustee; and the balance on
credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen months;
giving bonds, with security, payable 20 J. l.
1aliaferro, special commissioner, with Interest
from date.
W. p. ROASE. Trustee:
j. l.. TALIAFRRKO, Substituted Trustee;
j. l.. TALlAFEhkO, Special Commissioner.
AUGUST 4. 1870:
is. V. Corbeli, deputy for S. B. Chapman,
clerk OF the Circuit Court Tor the county OF
Gloucester state OF Virginia, do certify that all
the bonds required by the above decree have
been given IN accordance Herewith.
S.V. C0RBRLL, ID. c..
ocl for :. y. Chapman, c. @.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Bank and Eleventh streets


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" DESIRABLE SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS
IN DlNNEEN'S PLAN OF CLAY PROPERTY
DINNEEN STREET. IN HENHICO COUNTY,
AND VERY NEAR THE RICHMOND. FREDE-
RlCKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
SHOPS, BY AUCTloN.-By virtue OF de-
cree OF tho Circuit Court Of the county OF
Henrico entered on the l2h July, 1880. in case Of
George w. Butler ua X. II. Duncanson. the un-
dersigned special commissioner. will sell AT pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1890,
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, those TWO TWO-sToRY
FRAME DWELLINGS located as above, aud con-
tanning four rooms each. Tho lot has a front
Of 30 feet and OF 100 feet 10 en- alley 10 feet
wide. This property, located so near the Ex-
position-GTounde In rapidly growing session Of
our city, within one square OF the street-cars
and the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad workshops, offers many adyan-
tsges for investment
TRRMs: one third cash: balance in six and
twelve months for negoiiabls notes, interest
added and title retained until the whole pur-
chase Is paid and a conveyance ordered by the
Court CONWAY X. SANDS,
Special Commissioner.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HEN
RIco-BUTLER AGAIssT DUscASsoS.
!, W. s. Leake, clerk OF the said court, do here
by certify that special Commissioner Conway X.
Sands has given the bond required by decree
entered In said cause on the 18th day OF July,
1880.
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF October,
1890 WI LEAKB.
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low suit Il possible; II not may trump

N bcQueuco va toocs =
(Thua II queen, knave, and ten Of
spades have been lead, tho second player
must play the nine, eight, and 30 on OF
spades il he hns them, or IL not he may
play the corresponding trump-cards. II
he has not got either or does not wish to
trump he says. II pass" as already ex-
planned. and plays no cards. n the 30
quence has boon "lead up" he must
play the next highest, or il "lead
down the next lowest card or cards.)
Rule Ain leading sequence the
PLAYER need not play more than two
cards OF o sequence OF three or more
cards, but he must play to "a break"
or he cannot score for the cards played.
Thus player with king, queen, and
knave may lead queen. king or queen,
knsve, but If he had the ace as well he
could not lead king, ace nor queen,
king, ace as these leads would "com-
plete" the sequence and there would be
no "break.
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sl3 Hull street, Manchester. Va.
TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FIRST
Il CLASS HIGHLY-IAPRovED FARM,
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM MIDLOTHIAN, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, vA.-By virtue OF
deed OF trust from Y. Lightly and wife, dated
October g, 1885. and recorded Ia tho Clerks Of
nee % the Chesterfield County Court. In Deed
Book %, page IL. default having boon made In
the payment OF the note secured thereby. and
being directed 50 TO do By the holder thereof,
will sell at public auction, on the promises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1890,
at 1890 p. n, that VALUABLE FARM, contain
ing $50 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, 'front.'
Tag on the Buckinhgam turnpike about one mile
west OF the village OF Midlothian whore tho said
turnpike crosses the Richmond aad Danville
railroad. Tho land IL 10 nign state of cultiya-
lion and one OF the best farms In tho county.
IL II also located In the Chesterfield coalneld.
Tho Improvements consist Of q large frame
dwelling. large barns, and q number OF OUT
buildings
Parties wishing 70 attend the sale from the
civ nan take the IL A. u. srain on the Richmond
ami Danviiie railroad aud return ct o'clock
For further particulars apply 70 tho au0-
TSsns: sufaetsat cash 70 par the costs Of q.
scutfng TITS trust iaxss, insarsnce, and . bal
ance due % ss.o pete Of esW and tntsrses: sns
balance Ipsa saes s9r1S = yiii . nsds known
Al AsAsne Ana1aaaaA = ~
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NOW Is THE TIME.
BEST LOT SALE OF THE SEASON.
THREE HUNDRED BUSINESS AND RESI-.
DENCELoTs.
FREE SITES FOR FACTORIES.
THE WAYNE LAND COMPANY.

IHb WAIVE LAND COMPANr.
adjacent to Basic City and waynesboro', viii Of
Ter for sale 800 BEAUTIFUL BUSINESS AND
RESIDENCE LOTS on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80 AND 81,
Within ten minutes walk of the centre OF both
base City and Waynesboro'. Immense Car
worAs Lock Factory, Furnace, Paper-h Mill. Or
nainebtai WOODWORK Factory, and other Indus
,,ries unisr construction. Two large Furniture
FACTORIES. Rife's Hydraulic Bngiue Maoufactu-
ring Con- pany's Factory, ihrso sash-, Door, and
Blind actoriee, Creamery, and other piAnts In
operanon; immense woollen- and Knitting
mui, hosiery, Match, and School Desk aud
Fortiture-F Factories and other industries so
cured. Cn-xcelled educational facilities. both
male and female. Chesapeake and Ohio and
Noffoik aud Western trunk line railroad fscili-
Tics. An aoundsnt supply Of pure drin king
w1ser. over 5000 nav people already guaran-
ICED py Industries secured. Delightful scenery.
Attend This sale and get Ia on the ground noor,
mere Is money In II Tor you
eoeciAi rates on all railroads. Railroad fare
refunded 70 all purchasers
khhs on bALs: Under 800 one third cash
unisncs IN - and .woive months over s6oj one
tn,,a eesn. paisncs Ia one and two yeara
xor further Information address Charles n.
sieees presidents Lexineton. Va q. r Keys.
secretary and Treasures, Waynssb0ro, Va. ar
= = LsyeaEn. Lssisgsea, 81 Waynsssotsi, V.
eeMheAn0
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10 previously
One third cash balance aud two with Interest
by deed OF trust
Maps will be ready for distribution October 9h and will DO
sent application
all points
the large number of buyers that will be
desiring should do before the day the
SALE
the
place Of residence lines OF railroad t Chesapeake
the Norfolk and Western IS v r. R and the building OF two
Others the Baltimore and Ohio and Virginia Western seems well assured has
the New Elatp
deposits Of the James tho
for
door;
aheahu
Valley with temperate climate free from
the Of the North Over
Of
graded provided for; eectr plant under
hotel Virginia building, manufacturing plants
railroad and highway bridge being erected to belt the town Address
CENTRAL LAND COMPANY OF BUCHANAN, Buchanan, Virginia
pesu
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No Help Wanted.
New York Weekly.1

Visitor: ] say. old boy. you are the
most absurdly infatuated husband L
ever saw in my life, considering how
long you have been married. You praise
every dish your wife makes, and yet her
cooking is abominable.
Host Sh Don't speak so loud. I
know her cooking is bad !; but If / say
word she gets discouraged and sends
for her mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-26

The outlook for Democratic success IN
November Ia most assuring. We see but
one source of danger. That is the posi-
bility of over-confidence. Oyer-confdence
begets Indifference. Defeat almost certain
ly follows indifference. Democratic Inert
ness is more to be dreaded than Repub'i-
can activity. In this contest we represent
the rights and liberties of the people, and
we have the votes. 1t depends upon Won
whether we shall also have the victory
address Of the Chairman Of the State Democratic
Com n,ifffs
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BY sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
1913 Main street
A UCTION SALE OF THAT AT
INACTIVE AND VERY DEsIRABLY-LoCATED
Two-sTORY BRICK DWELLING.
No. SIS WEST GRACE,
BETWEEN LAUREL AND sHAFRR STREETS

Atthe request OF tho owner we shall offer for
sale at public auction. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1890,
at 4.sO O'Clock p NJ, the above-described PRO-
PBRTY. The dwelling Is q well-buiit two-story
brick tenement containing nine rooms besides
bath room, closet &c. The dwelling IS hand.
somely papered sll through and finished oil Ia
the very best manner. with electric lights aud
bells, Latrobe stove, range. and all the modern
Improvements.
The lot fronts Is feet on the south side Of Grace
street and runs back good depth to an alley.
This property Is situated In the prettlest por-
ton Of west Grace street and Is surrounded by
q handsome class OF residences. II has recently
been fitted up by the owner for home At con-
siderable cost has every convenience, and Is In
frst-class order.
TRRHs: At sale. SUTTON CO..
oc3 Auctioneors.
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BY James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
lii3 Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
THAT ATTRACTIVE AND WELL LOCATED
DETACHED TWO-SToRY
30 MoDERNLY-C CONSTRUCTED BRICK
RESIDENCE,

DE h0hED L NO-OlOhl
% RNLY-CONSTRUCrED BRICK
RESIDENCE,
No. 3O3 NORTH TWENTY-FIVE STREET.
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS.
BY request OF tho owner shall sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 2SrH.
at o'clock p. NJ, the sboye-named VERY Dr.
slRABLE DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE on
the east side Of Twenty-hf;h street, near Corco-
ran Hall and opposite the englne-house, con-
tanning about nine rooms, Substantially built,
conveniently arranged, In good repair, and
having the usual conyenlences. city water, bath.
cuiyert. pavement, gas, &C., the LOT having a
front OF 20 feet or moro and depth between
parallel lines Of about ll5 feet
This PROPERTY, now occupied by the owner.
who viii give possession at an early day, will az
once command good tenant at q rental which
will make II a frst-rste investment, while i,s
location and character make IL q very desirable
home.
sale positive. Attend promptly at the hour
named.
Terms: One third cash balance by negotta-
BILE notes at six and twelve months, with inter-
est added and secured by deed OF trust
oc % j. IS. ELAN. Auctioneer.
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BY n. W. BoIe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
EXTRA HANDSOME, WELL-SITU-
ATED.
AND VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
THIRD STREET NEAR GANsLE's-HILL PARK
ATAUCTIoN
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1890.

Or TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1890.
a. 4 O'Clock p. W., will sell by auction. on the
PREMISES. SEVEN or EIGHT BEAUTIFUL AND
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS ON the east side
OF Third street between Byrd and Arch streets,
fronting about p teot each aud running back
100 feet 10 an alley 20 fost wide. There ia no
better location for tenements which will pay
large rsun or for private residences.
As respects neigh borhood, elevation, and all
that tends 10 make a lot desirable for building
purposes but few. II any. arc superior to theso
aud At the same time We are modest In our OK
pectation OF what they will bring, and We are
disposed TO sell REGARDLESS OF price.
TERMS Reasonable, and az sala
oc22 N. W. BOWIE, Auctioneer.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1890.

4O NJ the ABOVE REALLYATTRACTIvE AND VALUABLE MAIN
which undivided
oelo tsas follows:
eight lots fronting respectively % 81 and 20 feet each with
uniform OF 1870 feet alley about ID feet wide.
2x30 lot "a feet
inches by 4feetd
ial foursto brick dwelling thereon.
business the elevated plateau of the city
streets having
Of
desirable
the
embracing falls dwater and surrounding country for miles at fix
be utilized
h pnrposes he public
property to be had a Office of the auctoneers
fourth balance three
with nterestad andse secured by deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
4UctiODeprs
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APriviIeged Character.

lpuck.l
Mrs. Fume Coming out of the eleya
tori: Who was that brute who was
smoking all the way down ?
Elevator-Boy: Sh That's tho owner
OF the building
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An Easy Place.

"Hullo. Bill" said Tramp No. l,
Whatever going to do for the winter?"
"Tve got place in the post-otlice. "
"What do you have to do?"
"Keep an eye on the police, SOS !
won't get put out"
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At tho request OF the parties interested We
shar offer for sale al public auction, upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1890.
commanding at O'Clock P. NJ. the following de-
scribed REAL ESTATE:
Large BRICK DWELLING, with detach cd
brick kitchen and large lot attached, 'front.'
ing 63 feet inches by 1872 feet deep, and known
rs No. 2209 Yenable street.
-Four TWO-STOkY BRICK DWELLINGS,, Nos.
eS0l, 1908, g305 aud 2i03 Yenable street, with lots
fronting on the south side OF Eenable street, and
running back 20 Burton street.
Two BRICK TRNEMENTs a. the northwest cor
ner OF Tweniy-fourth and streets mos DO ana
500 north Twenty-fourth street., with tour rooms
each and detached brick kitchens.
Five PRETTY AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS. fronting about % feet each on the south
side OF Vensble street between Tulip and Pink
streets and running back 1872 feet 10 Burton
This property is desirabiy located, the most OF
It being on yeLable street, which Is one Oh ths
principal Rast-End thoroughfares, aud Is In the
midst OF good and substantial class OF Improve
ments. o.. 49,.
Terms At sale. eUTIoN W.
oc ~ AuctioneerA
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IN TIL, c1xEK's OFFICE OF AEcxLEsDuRo CIR

IN ruy cLxRK's OFFICE OF NEcxLESbuRG CIR
CUT COURT:
W. C. Curtis, clerk Of said court, 90 certify
that he bond required Of Thomas Eaeley. trus-
Court. entered at ita May term. 1890, In the
chancery suit styled Allison & Addison re-. w. A.
Jameson, has been executed and the security
therein approved by me.
Given under my hand this SDth Jay OF sep'em-
Der, 1890. W. Z. cuhIi',
oc e6ts So9 C'etR.
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By II. seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
O1lce corner Eleventh and Bank streets,
4 UCTION SALE OF THAT
"A CHOICE BUILDING LOT
WITH A LARGE FRAME sCHOoLHOUsB
THEREON, on SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET BETWEEN PINE AND LAUREL,
IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT OF
MONROE PARK AND ADJOINING THOSE
HANDSOME DWELLINGS
NOW BEING ERECTED BIZ
JOSIAH RYLAND, ESQ.
We will on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1900,
at O'Clock p. NJ. offer for sale, by public auc-
ton, on the premises, that DESIRABLE LOT as
above located. IL fronts IS feet and runs back
1873 feet 10 a wide alley,
This ia about the most desirable building lot
now TO be had fronting Monroe Park. It's size
and location makes Ii a first-class site for fat
or two nice. modcrn-style dwellings. either Of
which will yield good rate Of interest on the
outlay and will always be a safe Investment
TERMS: one third cash: balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, interest added,
and secured by & deed OF trust.
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
oo29 Auc,ioneera
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MICE NEW STOCK-BRICK-FRONT
~ DWELLING No 3Q5 SOUTH CHERRY
STREET. BETWEEN BEEEkbEi AND ALbE-
MAKLE STREETS. ATAUCrION-on
WEDNESDAY. ocroBsK 18Th.
a,s o,ciock p N on the premises. We will sell
tho above VERY VALUABLE MKDIUM-sizgD
DWELLING, containing six good rooms. modern
improvements. etc, now under good rental
This property Is in nelghoorhooi increasing IN
value daily. and Is very desirable for small
home or for investment
TxRxs: one fourth cash balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen msaihs; Interest added.
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