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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
BY George ". Mayo, Auctioneer,
Ono. l. Laugaton. Jr.. SalesmanJ
no. "a Ninth street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE HOTEL
1 FURNITURE, CARPET>. BEDDING. MIR
KORs. PARLOK ri RNlTUkE. FINE PIANO.
COMBINATtON DESK AND BEDSTEAD, FINE
CLOCKS, PLATED WARE, CROCKERY, &C..
TOGETHER WITH ALI or The HANDSOME
BAR AND SALOON FIXTURES. COUNTERS,
IRON OFFICE SAFE, STOCK OF LIQUORS AND
CIGARS, UNEXPlkED LICENSES, &C, &C,
AT AUCT1ON.-By virtue OF a deed ~ trust from
William Krouso 10 tie undersigned, 81 trustee,
for the beneni ~ his creditors. II record In the
CLERKS Office OF tho Cn8n,ery Court OF tha city Of
Richmond, shall Sell at auction. on the prem
ises known as "hrouses uOtel,n next door 10
tho Richmond Theatre,
TUESDAY MORNING,
a; 1890 o'clock,
BkR,LUNCI. and OYSTER COUNTERS:
STEAM-BOILfR, aud all STEAM-HEATERS
and FIXTURES throughout the house. with
connections:
OFFICE DESKS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IRON
SAFE;
SHOWCASES, sTRAM-TABLEs and appur-
tennnce,;
LARGEBA MIRROR. TABLES. FINE CHAIRS;
1 NICkEL-PLATED BAR REGISTER, cost 1900
Tho baiaucc OF the sto X ofWISES. LIQUORS,
CIGARS. and all Of the fine DECANfERs,
GLASSWARE, and other things belonging to the
bar, together With numerous other articles OF
value. A. H. COT RTNEY, Trustee.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer. !al5
The balance Of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CROCK cry, GLASSWARE, BOLSTRRs. and
PILLOWS, SHEETS, BLANKETS, and other
BEDDING, aud large lot OF TABLE LINEN
ANA other USEFUL ARTICLES will be sold
WEDNESDAY MORNING
at 1920 oclock. GEORGE w. MAYO.
ta2l Auciioneer.
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FOE KENE

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STAT. or GEORGIA, EXECUTIVE DEPARrNSSr,l
ATLANTA. Ca, December 81, 1854 J
DY AUTHORITY AND IN PUR-S-s
I'D SUANCE OF the provisions OF an oct Of i-l
the General Assembly OF tho state Of Georgia,
approved November II, 1889, Will oiier ior lease
for term OF twenty-five t2J) years tho
INDIAN SPRING RESERVE,
consisting Of TEN ACRES or LAND, more or
less, in the Town OF Mcintosh. Butts county, Ga,
upon which Is situated adwrlling-nOusc and ont
buildings, known as the Park House aud the
celebrated Indian Spring.
This property Will DO offered for Lease to me
highest bidder at public outcry Oh the
FIRST TUESDAY N MARCH, 1850.
before the new Capitol in tho city Of Atlanta, for
u term OF twenty-five I'D years, WIN the privi-
lege Of the person or persons holding such lease
to renew the same for Ike term OF twenty-five
(25 years. Tho conditions Of said lease are as
follows:
years after the contract is signed erect upon the
reserve hotel Of sufficient size 10 accommodate
at least three hundred ,3lJl guests lay Gus anu
maintain walks upon said reserve. and build hnd
keep In repair all bridges or approaches to tho
Indian Sprug
2. They shall not sink or permit any one 10
sink we'll on said reserve within three hundred
300 feet Of said spring; nor shall they MAKE, or
permit am one to make any opening IN the
necessary for building purposes or Tor laYing OUT
walks and ornsmonting the grounds: nor shall
they permit refuse waters from dwellings or
water falling from caves OF houses 70 dow In the
direction Of the said spring.
3. Tho public shall DO permitted 10 use tho
water az the said spring aud 20 carry Tor use 70
hotels, boardiD g-hOuscs, Gnd private residences,
but no person shall without the consent Of the
lessee or lessees interfere with or use the water
after IL flows from the said spring or coDdnct tho
water from IL By pipes or IA any other way.
T. The lessee or lesseos or owners OF said lease
shall have the right 20 dispose OF tho lease or any
interest IN by will or otherwise. and shall also
have the right at tho end 81 the lease 20 remove
the hotel building erected thereon, provided they
shall leave on the reserve buildings equal In
number ana value TO those DOW on me reserve.
l. II tho owners OF said lease SHALL ut any tlme
violate an, OF the provisions or said act, the con-
tract OF lease shall be forfeited, but no custer
shall be suffered until final Judgment or for
feiture in the Superior Court OF Butts county,
Ga.
g. The Governor Of the State shall make with
the lessee. or the lessees. contract In writing
In which the terms OF said lease as stated Ia safi
act and Substantially in this advertisement
shail 90 set forth. and the character ana tho
value Of the buildings now on SAID reserve shall
DO stated. y. Is. GOhDON, doVornOr.
By the Governor.
JAMES 4. NIsBEr.
Secretary Executive Department.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
ByE.A. catlin. Auctionecr.
No. 10 Eleventh street.
uuISSIONERs, sar.E Or

SALE OF
4 RoAp-sTkEEr IMPROVED PRO-
NJ cry BY virtue OF decree OF the Chancery
rn,,rt Of Klcbmond city, entered December 70.
Co sa -, ,be suit OF Bennett. &C. o.. Bennett II
r., We will sell at public auction. ON tho prem
i'es' '" TUESDAY, JANUARY 2isr,
-, o,c,ock p. ~, tho PROPERTY Of which T.
y - tnonnett died seized and possessed, being n
n PV on GROUND with n NEW BRICK STABLE
,noreoa Bt tho sou Invest corner OF Broad
"a gelyGere streets, fronting ~ feet on the
9TH limo of Broad street ard running back be-
,wsen parallel lines ia feet to IN alley IN COM
mon 10 feet wloe.
TrRys: one fourth OF tho purchnse-mo in
casb. the residue upon n credit of six, twelve,
ana e'ghteer mouths, purchaser TO execute no.
sotiabie noics for deferred payments In three
asonal tnstalments. with interest added from day
~ sale. and the uiie retained until whole OF pur-
Oh sse. money Is paid aud deed Is ordered by
mo Court JAMES c. LAMB,
II. VI. SMITH. JR.
Special Commissioners
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AuCr1ON sALES-Fususe Days.
BY Y. d. Hill q Co, AuctionserA
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF LARGE
Il STOCK OF
CONFgcTroNERIEs. CANDIES. TOYS.
FANCY GROCERIES. &c.

Ishali on
THURSDAY, JANUARY q. 1890.
commencing at II A. NJ, offer for sale az public
auction at the store recently conducted by Mr..
u. Neurath, iiA east Main street, his complete
and varied stock OF
FRESH PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES
ALSO,
FANCY GROCERIES AND CANNED GOODS;
TOYS AND FIREWORKS;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS:
CONTEMPORARIES OF every sort and CRACK
fRs:
FANCY NOTIONS aud other articles;
sTokG-FIXTUREs, LARGE FIRF-PRooF
sAFk, and a new CASH-REHSTER.
The mules, horses, and Wagons will be sold nj
1880 A. M. in front Of tho store lisi cas-, Main
street
ALSO.
. RXCELLENT MULES. HORSES. and DE-
LIVEkY-WA0ONS, all ia good condition:
A LARGE STATIONARY ENGINE and valuable
aud complete OUTFIT OF COPPER KETTLES,
MACHINERY, aud TOOLS for maDUfac-
turing plain and fancy caodies.
Dealers and consumers are requested 70 In
spect the stock, machinery, and nxtures a. 1874
east Main street.
Sales VIII bo made In lots. large or small. to
suit the wishes Of ali purchasers, aud viii be
continued from day to day till completed. All
sales for cash.
Great bargains may be secured by small deal
ers In all parts OF the city by buying their stock
now much cheaper than they can elsewhere ~
regular rates. Call carly before the stock Is
picked over.
complete inventory "a IN tho hands OF ths
trustee, who will furnish al desired iniOrma-
ton. X. W. STAMPER, Trustee.
NOTICE.-Au persons Indebted % Nr. +.
NEURATH will please settle with no at once, a.
ali claims due ~ him can be collected only by
me. ii. ". 5TAMPER.
TMBzsLAEE & FRAysER, Auc,ioneers. lai
H., L r.,ff, .rc.fo,oar
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PHILADELPHIA. RIO H. S..a.a..s
xoSp AID SoRg0iE
.sEAAsHlr ,VAg AN''

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sar ur.her information spg.y ,.S9seicA
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, al 0sasgA Axsnts Fa'S''N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

A large revival is in progress at Pollocks-
vile. Jones county, III winch several
churches are participating. There are
many conversions.
Farmers in Onslow, Jones, Craven. and
other counties IN that section, will engage
tins year more extensively in the turpcn-
pentine industry than at any time since the
war. This makes decidedly new depar-
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WEDNESDAY, 22d INSTANT,

COMMENCING AT 1890 O'CLOCK.
we will sell at store No. liO7 east Main street,
our entire stock Of SUPERIOR FURNITURE.
embracing CHAMBER AND PARLOR SUITS.
HALL-RACKs, SIDEBO RDs, TABLES
CHAIRS, and variety Of FANCY AND USEFUL
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
These goods are OF the best manufacture, aud
will be sold without reserve to the highest bidder
without. regard to cost or value.
Terms: Amounts OF $50 and under cash; over
that arnount thirty days. for approved paper,
interest added. K. l. HEWITT S co.
Its so seldom 80 valuable q lot Of SUPERIOR
FURNITURE ia offered at auction that this salc
deserves public attention. Every piece Is OF the
latest style, and was selected to suit tho culti-
vated taste Of the citizens Of Richmond.
ta9l.lt L. r. COOK. salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

pyyyyrr. &c, DEFENDANT. AGAINST BENNETT
ISp AIS. PLiINTIFF-lH THE CuAScERY CoCRr
M rHg CITY or RICHMOND.
I. Charles w. Goldin, clerk OF said court, cer-
nv that the honi required OF The special COM
missioners by the decree In said cause OF De-
CEN hor 20, 1889. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of January,
IA l9,fL16.is,l9&g CHARLES ". GODDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
BY John 7. G0ddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
4 THE SMALL FRAME DWELLING 80 81
GILMER STREET, NEAR Ihk CORNER OF
MOORE STREET BY virtue OF certain deco
Of trust executed 10 the undersigned, bearing
da,e on tho llth day Of January, ISL, ami re-
corded In tho clerk Office oftue kicnmond Cham
Gerry Court IN Deed Book l36 c, page 5j3. deiauit
having been made in the payment OK the debt
aecurad thereby, and being required so 10 90 Dy
the beneficiary. will sell st public auction, on
the premises, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY y, 1879,
A. AZ O'Clock T.. ~, that SMALL TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING No. 81 Giimef. street. con-
tai ing thr1e rooms. The LOT has 'front.' or
a. let aud n depth OF about I'd feet
TEENS: Lperel, and announced Al sale.
ia1g RICHARD ". JONES, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

LOR RENT, A VERY DESIRA-E
Il BLEHoUSS on Twenty-nfth street, No "a
gl3, with water, containing six rooms. Apply
next door, No. 9li. n l9-su, iu&Th3t
NOR RENT, STOREHOUSE No. -
l. Fifteenth street, between Main and Iii
Cary, now occupied by r. c. Edwards, Esq, as o
mmission-house. ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
ia 1875 Eleventh and Bank stree 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY ), 1891
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. ~, 2:30 A. NJ.
COUTuERN EXPRESS, daily. for Danyille,
= Greensboro, Winston-saiom, Durham, IA
leigh, kandleman. Salisbury, Ashegi.le, Hot
springs, Charlotte, Columbia. AIKEN, Al-
ellsta Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery, Nrw
orleans, Texas and Callfornis. Pullman palace
sleeping-cars Richmond % DanyilLi snd Danyiils
10 Ashoyihe. Augusta, Birmingham, and New
Orleaus
TRAIN No. -. 1915 A. ".
yTIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BX-
PRES. daily. for Durkeviiie, al stations
on tho Norfolk and Western railroad Lynch
burg, Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis. and
Nashville: also. for keysSiiic, CiarSSyiile, Ok
ford. Henderson. Darhsm, and Raleigh. his
tram goes through solid 10 Raleigh.
TRAIN No. 81, 3 4. VI.
T,AST MAIL, daily. for all points on the Farm
T. vile ani POshatan railroad, Danyihe,
Greensboro. Wlnston-Salep, Raleigh. tbar-
lotto. Asheyile. Columbia. AueustD, Allauta'
Birmingham, Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas,
and California Pullman palace sleepins-cArs
Dsnvlle 70 Augusta aud Atlanta. aud AZ prrens-
boro' sleeper UiG Asheyllle 20 Morris own. Team.
TRAIN No. 30, 6 I. VI.
4 MELIA ACCOMhODArION. daily except
"A sunday. for Amelis Courthouse and inter-
mediate points.
TRAIN No. II, 800 A. ".
GLOVER LOCAL, daily except sunday. freight
" train with coach attached, for Clover, Va,
and intermediate points
ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND:
Train No. So at Sis A. NJ: No. 81 as 330 P. NJ,
and No. IS atEsO p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

FRANK q. HILL. & Co, Aucuoneers.
RAILROAD EEsrA
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
sCuEpULR IN EFFECr JANUARY, l9. 1890.
Two DAILY TRAINSTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRATSS TO LYSCHBCgA

TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYSCHBC2A
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREEr STATION.
s,s9 4. N. Daily, uia Petersburg hichmon1 ana
Norfolk InrDa gh Express Arrive g.
Norfolk l23 =. NJ. Stops only NJ Pc
torsburg, Waverly, Wakoneli, Wind
s)r 0nu suffolk.
e<oA n. Daily, ria Petersburg. Arrive 81
PsLctsourg lois A. II. No. Leaves
Petersburg 1885 A. n. Tor Farm
yillo, Lynchburg. ana al points South
West
esp. Il. Daily. v'G Petersburg. hrrive 70.
torsburg 5:l2 p. d.; leave Petersburg
3:i5P. n. daily. arriving Norfolk glJ
T.. N.
li;s0 p. N. Daily. VIA Pstersbur. Arrive a.
Petersburg ls:.5 4. ~. connecting
with Train No. l. leaving Petersburg
NJ 1899 A. n for RsrmYils. Lynch
burg. Poeahontas, ami all points
south ali nss-
i0:i5 A. n Daily, except sun lay. ria BurEeFiiie,
for Farmyille. Lyme ourg, the south,
and Wet
PULLMAN eLEEPING-CAR ACCOAAJDA
TIONs
No. i-sleepinC-csr from Petersburg 20 Bristo.
without change. leaving Petersburg daily =.
l2:sO q. ~. sIi Lynchours 10 Memphis with
oui change.
noke 70 Memplf, without cnsDge.
Tickets. bagyags-cnecks sni oil Information
can be obtained al Richmond and Petorst0rs
railroad depot. A. W. GarDsr's 100 Main 5tco9.
and st tho Company Ollca, J)i east dein stress
Il. v. tODEiNL1,
Fa--rnZer agent
W. b. BEVlIL
General Passenger Agent
CHAbLEs q. EDDY. Ylce-Preslden-
Genera! oiics. Roanoke. Va my IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
ByJ. Fl. Valentine. Auctioneer,
1886 cast Main street

1886 cast Main street
MY REGULAR TUESDAY SALE
VI TO-DAY) at 1890 o'clock will embrace
10 BEOSrEADS,
2 SIDEBOAKD.5AFES.
MAKBLE-TOP AND WOODEN BUREAUS,
MARBLk-TOP WASHSlANDS,
10 GOOD COTTOS-TOP MATTRESSES,
~ OAK CHAIRS. WILLOW ROCKER,
9 BABY-CARkIAGES-in good condition,
= CRIB MATTRESSES, PLUSH LOUNGES.
WALNUT ROCKER, WINDOW-sHADES,
2 SEWlNG-MACHISRS. &C, &C.
Also. for trustee
Q BEDSTHADs, WASHSrANDS,
MATTRESSES, FEATHER-BsD,
2 BUREAUS, SIDBBOAhD-sAtf,
s CANR->EAT CHAIRS, LOUNGE,
TABLE, 2 CARPETS, &c. &C.
All must be sold to-day 10 close consignment
and make room for a large consignment Of a
general assortment OF FURNITURE and new Floor
and stair Oil-Cloth extra quality for Fridays
sale. j. Ii. VALENTINE.
IA 81 Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

rJlHE ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF
u tho ladies IS called 10 the auction sale Of
MILLINERY GOODS at store No. 400 Broad
street, recently occupied by Mrs. NJ. Campbell,
agent, sale commencing
MONDAY, JANUARY 90rH,
at 10 A. NJ, and continuing until all stock is dis
posed OF. stock consisting OF RIBBONS, VEL
VETs, OSTRICH and FANCY FEATHERS,
TRIMMED and UNTRlMMED HATS and BON
NETS, FIXTURES, SHOWCASES, MInkOks,
etc, will Gil De sold without reserve.
h. b. COOK, AuctIoneer.
The above sale viii be continued
THIS MORNING
at 10 O'Clock. SHOWCASES, MIRRORS, &C.,
will be sold at l9 O'Clock. 10 2i-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
A SAD DEATH.
A YOUNG WlFE's REMAINS BORNE TO
CHAPEL HILL.
other Denths--A Great RevivaI-nIany
Conversions--The Turpentine
Industry-Othcr Notes.
rso.cial telegram to tho Dispatch

R,IFIog, n. c., january 2O.-slrs. MIN
mia Prentiso. wife Of Rev. Augustin Prem
iise rector of the Chapel Of the Cross, at
Chapel Hill, died at st. Johns Hospital
last night. She was just twenty years old,
and was a native OF Virginia. Her re-
mains will be escorted 10 Chapel Hill by a
deputation from the Episcopal Church.
HAS THE GRIP.
Governor Fowlc was to-day attacked by
tho prevalent grip and was unable to be at
the Executive Office:
Mrs. Eliza Purnell. eldest daughter Of
the late Governor Edward y. Dudley, died
today at her home at Wilmington: Mrs.
William w. Jones. daughter Of the late
DIR. Charles Il. Johnson, OF Raleigh, died
yesterday at her home al Asheville.
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RAILROAD LrNyx.
40 II .assSs Ss;. ssSrE9
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Raj
" WAY COMPANY


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 20,
lsAys RICHMOND. '''A
slVA Loea. excoos sunday, tor Ciro,
siSAx. "Ll,aitsi" daily for Oh Psia. ,st
40 A. N. Local daily from h. & A. d.po. ~.
ii:ao l. N. txprcss daily for cincian.. p,....
ca Oid Point 70 CtafIo .,elltii. ~,
Pullman Sleeper Chas.0i.ssy =, -
Cincinnati D
scor. ". Expro-s daily FOR Oh Psi,, 49,,
Norfolk. Psr'0r Car O. O.g fo''t ~
%A'n ~ A A.,.i, oSssiso, eTcsp; saaaAz 70.
si,r NJ lhe =. = v fiul,f d..
Pullman s.serlns-Cs. 4, u''.L
so'id yesIibllo ia ui'h Dinirg-.,.
ena Pa4mEr9, Nhsr'nt.sss..t
1inc'nn"'i' ani F4i..asa5 ~ Lo....
rRiEs sERfYE sf-ryoxn
7:i5 A. ~ and go p *. daily ron Cs-ls,,~
SoO a. A' caiiy except Sunday. d9sa sr..0..
MO A. ". All 7Oo p. ". daily 'ron yo-,,l.
OBS T. ID dauy ez;1Di saaisy H3l , ~,
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
h. q A. l. Rl
LgAyE Rraaowo
900 A. ". daily Tor Lyg.sbIrz. ieri-y,,, 49,,
Clifton forSs -
ais p ". Scotisgile s,c0mm-laHa-. e,.,..,
SUNDAY -
1000 P. ii. daily for Lyuchoa.s AM GIN,
Forge.
TRAINS thafYk RICHMOND
6:l3P. VI. Daily lr1E tit.tn iHrrs
no A. Vi. Daily from lU,fla ....s
S00 A. 81. Except sunday fn. % .f.rf'f.
station: hsLih sDi CsnaI Hr.-a
s.. ". fcLgR
1rnoral t..ssleer A..,t
IT HAgkHAN. General NilAs .i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
REYTNuE RAID.

The largest party Of revenue raiders
which has left here in many years has re-
turned from ride through Johnston coun-
ty. They captured several illicit distil;
leries. Spies had carried the word ahead
Of them and so they made no captures of
moonshiners. Some stills had been Sc
creted.
The labor agents say they are now be-
ginning to find it little difficult to secure
the class of negroes they desire. A month
ago they would come to Raleigh, for In
stance. send out their runners, and IN a
DAYS time would secure all they wanted.
From the general mass they would Gull
lust such as were desirable laborers. They
want only cottOn-hands. They do not care
for negroes who work on the tobacco
farms.
OPPOSE THE EXODUS.
The negro preachers in nearly every case
oppose the exodus, the labor agents say.
The preachers make their living out of the
negroes, so il is q pure matter OF business
with them. The agents say they have to
work against the preachers. Up TO last
year the preacher was the centre OF belief ;
now the agent takes that position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
BY Frank d. Hill & Co.. Auctioneors,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NICE
GWEN1Y-SENENTu STREET, BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, AT Auction
By virtue Of tho decree mentioned below. 90 mo
suit or >itercing rs. Burnetts Administered r.
&c, which was entered m hichmond Chaucery
Court January T., 1890, Will sell, ON tie prem
ises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY o. 1902.
at ~ O'Clock T. ~. tho REAL ESTATE mem
toned in said decree. "a follows; Tho LOT or
Land with FRAME DWELLING No. tlG north
Twenty-seyenth street. and othcr improgrr- snts
thereon. in the city OF Richmond, beginning a
point on the west limo Of Iwenty-seTenln @trccg
s2% feet north OF Gay street; running thence
northwardly and fronting on iwenty-soqcnih
street 81 3-l2 feet; .honco back between parallel
lines l32 feet The house contains about cight
rooms and Is in good order throughout and WAS
formerly the residence OF John ". burnett, de-
ceased.
rRRMs: Cash ~ 10 SO much - may DO ncces-
sary ~ pay the Of this suit AMI snle. and 10
pay "A note fQr 81 wi b Interest from May ID.
iSsl. and another note for S2i with Interest rom
November ~. 1859, and the residue a. follows:
S59I Or Nay H. lssn and tho balance thereof IA
two equal ln-ia ments at six aud Twelve mon h3
from the day of -ale. Re pocilNriN, WIN lnifr,
on same: deferred payments Ia b. evidenced ~
negotiable notes Il tho purchaser. and the Ail'
retained until the whole OF the purrhasc-mouoy
Is paid and a decd ordered by the Court
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioner.
FRANK p. HILL. & Co, Aucuoneers.
VIRGINIA, CITY or RICuNOND-rO WIT:
l. Charles ". (;0ddin, clerk ~ the Chancory
Court Of the city OF Richmond 30 hereby cortiiy
that on the lith day Of January l-O, harvey
Wilson duty qualified IN my said court a. spec
cial commissioner. and gave bond - such AZ
cordiDg 20 law.
ary, 1897. CHARLES W. GODDlN.
The Irish standard., 1890-02-01
Hamilton. !

Hamilton. 4.
Special correspondence to the Irish Standard
Frank Dowdle, Sr., who has been
quite sick, is now convalescent.
Monsieur la Grippe has paid q visit ia
nearly every one in this vicinity.
Owen Austin, county treasurer, was
in Burnsyille collecting taxes recently. /.
The Temperance Society Is annual cleo
tion took place Sunday. Tho following
officers we're elected for the next twelve
months !: Martin Hynes. president; Thos.
Erwin. vice president; Edward Kennedy,
secretary; Vim. Connolly, treasurer;
Tim O'Regan, marshal; Patrick N1chol-
son, sergeant at-arms;; John Nicholson,
NJ Alien, + !. Dowdle, library committee.
.Onr society is very enthusiastic and
prosperous, admitting two or three mem
bers at each meeting 81. ss3s3s
The Irish standard., 1890-02-01
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Duluth.

Duluth.
Special correspondence to The Irish Standard.
Miss Nora Sauriol has returned from
q three weeks visit to Two Harbors.
Bro. Morris, Of Saltwater, thinks some
Of establishing an office here in the in
terest of the Encyclopedia Brittanica.
Mr.. lie Maie, OF Fairbault, has moved
his family to this city. Mrs. Le Maie
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Virginia Payant. II (. ..83
Miss Therese Hartman and Miss
Stearns. daughter Of Judge Stearns, left
last week for California, where they will
remain till June.
U. S. Marshal Campbell, Of st. Paul,
and u. s. District Attorney Hay, OF
Minneapolis, were IN the city last week
on official business.
The marriage Of Miss Christy Pastoret,
daughter Of NJ. Pastoret. to Mr.. John J.
j. Grove, Of the firm Of Sutton 4 Grove,
grocers, West Duluth. is announced.
& On last Tuesday afternoon and even
ing Bishop MOI Golr1ck held reception
|at his residence, and large number Of
people took advantage Of the oppor. .unity
TO call npon him. The bishop went to
4 Jamesto ovn, n d, TO be present at the
installation of Bishop ShanleY.
City politics are the all Absorb bing sub
iect of interest at present. At the Re
Epn bllcan convent ton on Saturday last,
Banker M g. Hall, By political strategy
and fnesse. secured the nomination for
mayor. The leaders Of his own party
predict his defeat. on Monday after-
noon The Democratic convention ], was g
held and nominated John IS Shaw.
Aldlsraan N i. Davis is the nominee of
The bor element. M SsIss g.sss