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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18
BY r. y. Chain & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
l. oFHOUsE AND LOT on SIXTH STREET
BETWEEN PRESTON AND BArES-hOUsE
CONTAINS ABOUT FIVE ROOMS, AND IL
RENTING WELI.-By virtue OF a doed 81 trust
from Mary West dated January 80 1859, re-
corded in Richmond Chsncery Court, Deed
Book 1856 b., page S2g, default having been made
In payment OF the nots secured therein. j Will
sell by public auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBsUAsY 10, 1900,
at 4:30 P. NJ. the PROPERTY described in said
deed AZ ali tina; CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND.
with all OF the buildings aud improvements
thereon. rights, ways, and appurtensnces thereto
belonging, lying aud being In the city OF hich-
mond, Virginia, on the east sifo OF sixth street
between Preston and Bates streets, beginning
s. feet north OF Preston street, extending NORTH
wardly and fronting on Sixth street 10 feet and
running back between parallel lines ia feet 10
an alley in common II feet wide.
TERMS: Cash Tor expenses OF sale ana 70 pay
note OF $500 due January %, 1890. balance on
terms announced at sale.
X. Is. CHAFFIS, Trustee.
X. b. CHAPLIN & Co, Auctionccrs- L. IL
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TRAiNs NoRTHWARp.
DAILY.
STOPPISG-PLACEs.

Daily
coe IA. IS, q, So 80. 81, 80, and IS make no
stops. NoA ~ and az stop Ga signal a. Man
chester, Drewry's Blur, Cen;rslis, and chester.
Noa 81, "a Is. and 81 will stop at oil stations for
passengers
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trims Nos. u and % sleeping-csrs between
New YORK aud Tampa. Fla. tcil Jacksonyiileh
On Trains Nos. IA aud "a sleeping-cars beiwesn
Washington and Charleston aud Boston ana
Jacksonyiile. On Tram No. ", sleop'ns-csrs
betveen washington and 81. Augustine tia
Jacksonviile). On Trains Nos. 10. 20. ana .s
aloe cling cars between ST. Augustine trtd Jack-
sonyilel and New York On Trains Nos -
and 15 sleepng-cars pet"oon "asninssoa onu
Thomasyilie, Go.
In addition 10 the above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting OF vestibule Pullman cars only, leaves
Richmond south. found at 7:.3 y. NJ. on Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays, and Fridays. snd leaves fe-
tersburg north bound at A. II. on Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays Extra faro Is
S qas Only ~ IA xLI-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
moI IsIva goo sorsols. a.is ss.ss P. NJ
Sorfolx '...'s.s0A. ". Richmond. .ie:is A. N.
Norsoik ego r. N. Riohmond.. 100 r. NJ.
me trains leayin. Ricnmond at RIO A. N. aud
Norfolk at 40 r. N. arc solid trains between
these two points, anu pcssohssls ~ sntousn
vi,hout change Of cars Close cpnnecfions are
Also made q Petersburg BY The $40 Y. n. train
from Nichmond and tie $40 A. n. train from
Norfolk.
1850 r. n. ana arriving AZ Richmond II fti3 p.
III ana 5:ix r. NJ maEe cioso connection ~
Psfersbure 70 md from FsrnviIic, Lynohburs.
and south western potnte
X ~ SuLLt. suPersneeeueah
TT. IA hYnxx 0eserRl superintendent
3, ~ kMuue0x, de9erai PAseen8og Alene
00z. HAAA 1ame nAaAssrs Us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
ONO. + Laughion. Jr.. salesman,)
No. ~ north Ninth street.

Uno + Laughion. Jr.. Salesman,)
No. ~ north Ninth street.
CPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF
> HORSES, MULES. AGRICULTURAL M
PIGMENTS, TALBOTTS' PORTABLE ENGINE,
HXPKgsS- AND MARKET WAGONS STEAM
PUMP, BUGGY. CARTS, WAGON-FLATS,
PLOW- AND WAGON-HARNESS, HOT-BED
SASH CRATES, &C. AT AUCrlON.-To close
lie partnership heretofore existing between
Messrs Davis. Bissell & Hood | will by their d.
rec,ion sell al public auction, at the Richmond
Nurseries. IL miles from Richmond on tho
Brook turnpike. commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1s. 1890.
large lot Of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
consisting OF / BINDER. 1 CHAMPION
MOWER, 9 THRAsHEKs, 4 CARTS, SEED
DRILL, CORN-snELLEhs. FANS, CULTI-
VATORs, HARROWs, FEE D-CUTrER.
2 HORSES, MULES, | HEAVY EXPRESS
WAGON, TOP MARK WAGON. FARM
WAGONS. . WAGON FLATS, LoG-kOLLER;
1 EIGHT-HORsE POWER TALBOTI-POR-
TABLE ENGINE;
/ STEAM PUMP, capacity, 5000 gallons per
hour: -
WAGON and PLOUGH-HARNE SS:
Several thousand FLOWER-POTS;
A lot Of STRAW BERRY CRATES, together with
MANY MISCELLANEOUS FARMING Ar
TICLES.
DAYS credit for satisfactory notes. Parties pro-
posing 10 give notes will DO expected to inform
the auctioneer prior 10 the sale as 10 the drawer
and endorser OF the notes 10 be given.
GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioner.
fe I1,15,l6,15&wit
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STATE OF GEORGIA, EXECUTIVE DBPARTMEsr.l
ATLANTA. GA, December 81, 1854 !
nY AIITHORITY AND IN PIIR-%

STATE OF GEORGIA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTAL
ATLANTA. GA, December 81, 1854 I
DY AUTHORITY AND IN PURE
ID SUASCE Of the provisions OF an get ofEll
the General Assembly Of the state OF Georgia,
approved November II, 1889. will offer for lease
for q term OF twenty-five tse) years the
INDIAN SPRING RESERVE,
consisting OF TEN ACRES OF LAND, more or
less, in the town Of Mcintosh. Butts county, Ga,
upon which Is situated adwelling-house and out
buildings, known as the Park House and the
celebrated Indian Spring.
This property Will be offered for lease TO the
highest BIDDER at public outcry on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH, 1850.
before the new Capitol. In the city Of Atlanta for
a term OF twenty-five i29 years, with the privi-
lego Of the person or persons holding such lcaso
TO renew the same for a like term OF twenty Ave
(25) years. The conditions OF said lease are as
folloHs:
|. That tho lessee or lessees within two (e1
years after tho contract Is sisned erect upon the
reserve a hotel OF sufficient size 10 accommodate
at least three hundred 800 guests lay out and
maintain walks upon said reserve. and build and
keep IN repair all bridges or approaches TO the
Indian Spring
:. They shall not sink or permit any one to
sink well on said reserve within three hundred
600 feet OF said spring nor shall they make, or
permit any one to mako any opening In the
earth on said reserve, except such as may be
necessary for building purposes or for LAYING out
walks and orn amenting the grounds: nor shall
they permit refuse waters from dwellings or
water inlling from caves OF houses TO how Ia the
direction Of the said spring.
g. The public shall 10 permitted 10 use the
water al tho said spring and TO carry II for 10
hotels, boarding z houses, and private residences,
but no person snail without the consent Of tho
lessee or lessees interfere with or use the water
after It flows from the said spriug or conduct the
water from II by pipes or In any other way.
l. The lessee or leseees or owners OF said lease
shall have the right 10 dispose OF the lease or any
interest IN II by will otherwise. and shall also
have the right at the end OF the lease to remove
the hotel building erected thereon, provided they
shall leave on tee reserve buildings equal In
number and value 10 those DOW on the reserve.
q III the owners OF said lease shall at any time
violate an, of tho provisions OF said act, the con-
tract OF lease shall DO forfeited, but no custer
shall be suffered until final judgment or for
fixture In the Superior Court Of Butts county,
Ga.
The Governor Of the State shall make with
the lessee, or the lessees. q contract In writing
IN which the terms OF said lease stated In scid
act and substantially IN this advertisement
sball 90 set forth. and the character and the
value OF the buildings now on said reserve shall
DO stated. j. b GORDON, Governor.
BY the Governor.
JANHs 7. NisDgT.
SECRETARY Executive Department
ja&1no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18

AUCTION sALEs-rhis Dsy.
N. W. Bowe,
real Estate Aucs,ousss
4 GRAND MANUFACTURING
~ SITE
TRUSTEES sALR OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON THE
sourn SIDE OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD,
IAxEs-RIvER AND KANAwHA CANAL
RUNNING BACK TO JAMES RIVER,
AT AUCTION.

IN execution OF deed Of trust from L. 4. aud
= n Uarvie and their wives, dated October II.
IVA. and duly recorfed, the undersigned, sur
living trustee OF himself and the late A. d. Will
i,ams, will sell Dy auction, ct the Office Of N. w.
Rowe, auctioneer, No. 4 Eleventh street, on
TUESDAY. FsBRuARY IS, 1890,
AT o'clock p. ~. the PROPERTY conveyed by
aid deed, the same fronting $50 feet on tho south
AIDE Of the Richmond and Allegheny railroed Tor
James River and kanavha canal, and r-nning
bacx 10 James river.
This property begins about $50 feet west OF the
Tredegar Works and runs up 10 tho new paper
mills
" Is probable that arrangements for water
mower can be made with the Richmond aud Al
iegnrny Railroad Company, and as one cubic
foot Of water az this point will develop about
four-horse power (aDout three times the usual
amounD It Is evident that this lot has great value
Tor manufacturing sites. Plat at auctioneer's
Office.
TEAMS: BY consent ono third cash balance at
six and twelv- months for notes, with interest
added and secured by trust deed.
ROBERT II. sTRGRR.
FED Surviving Trustee.
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Y0RK-RlVER LlNE,un wEsrroIsE
THE FAvORlrE ROUTE NORTH
IEAVp RICHMOND.
LEAVE RICHMOND


TRAIN No 81, $3.50 j. ".
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily er'ept sunday. s;srs
al all stations At Lester Manor connects si,a
stage for Malkorton: with Baltimore STEAMER ~
West Point
TRAIN No g, fi5PM
BALTIMORE IlMIlkD. daily except slniab
for West Point, connecting With lofk River
steamers for Baltimore. Az Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore aud ohio railroad 20
Washington, Ph,lad slphin, and SoE or.
Steamers leave baltimore T. NJ daily, Keep
Sunday.
n.
TRAIN No 10. 7.40 A.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday. lssrss
Twenty-sghth street for Wee; Point ali la.ss
mediate points
Ticset-ofiice AZ station foot q Nirsinia stree,
city ticket-orice-c0rne Of Icnth ani NAla
streets.
sol HAAS, JAS J.. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH $. POTTS. Division Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18
North Carolina Notes.

@Decfsi telegram 70 me DispsfchI
RAxx1oH. N. c., February l7.--From q
r,ominenf Baptist II is learned to-day that
IA a Enc I,lsn OF the Durham capitalists TO
5cund there the Female University OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18

WANTED, AN ACTIVE MAN ON
w liberal salary to permanently represent
an association Incorporated 10 supply 1T CO.
operative prices, general merchandise and all
kinds OF articles for home and family use. In
each smali city, town, village and rural district.
5000 hEMBEuS. Psid-up certificates sl0o,000
IN CASH. Credit we'll rated. heierences OK
changed. EMPIRE COOPERATIVE ASSoCiA-
TON tLock-Box 1851, New York. 70 a-Tuiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18
BY r. B. Charin s. Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers-
w EST B ROAD D. S I r E f I
PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
SOUTHWEST CORNER BROAD AND HENRY
STREETS.
LOT TWENTY-FIVE BY ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY FEET,
TO TwENTY-FOoT ALLEY,
WITH BUILDINGS THEREON.


rU,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
4 BILE TRUCKING-FARM IN THE COUNTY
or HANOVER BY PUBLIC AUCTlON.-As sub
sttutej trustee in deed Of trust executed the
goth day OF November, 1880, by James :. Cosby
and recorded in the clerks office Of Hanover
County Court, Decd Book u, page e0i, being re-
qulred so 10 do by the beneficiary in said deed,
the undersigned will, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1890,
lcourt-day,l at O'Clock p. NJ, In front of Hanover
courthouse, offer tor sale by public auction
that DESIRABLE AND WELL-LOCATED
FARM Of seyenty-nve acres OF land, moro or
less, with a good dwelling and other buildings
thereon, situated In the county OF Hanover on
the road leading fiom Richmond city ria Ne
GAINESVILLE TO the Old church, aud upon which
the said James :. Cosby now resides.
TERMS: Cash as % sl.9i0S,. with interest on
81 $50 part thereof from the 30th day OF Noyem-
Der, 1880, aud on s2i48 from tho 18Th OF Decem-
Der, 1884 and as 10 the residue terms vii be
announced at the sale and more accommoda tina
terms than the foregoing may be agreed upon.
WILLIAM ID. CALDWELL.
Substituted Trustee.
7. b. DUNN, Crier. 10 ALL, i4&is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18
By Quarles s. McCurdy.
Real Estate Brokers.

By Quarles s. McCurdy.
Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOWER
4 MAIN-STREET MANUFACTURING EsTAB-
LISHMEST No. 2s9l AT AUCTION. LATELY
OCCUPIED BY JOSEPH q. WELSH A. FUR
NlTURE MANUFAITOkY.-ln execution OF a
certain deed OF trust, bearing date on the lith
day Of June, 1ss7, to II. \. McCurdy and A. X.
WOOdson, as trustees for the Capitol Building
and Loan AssOcla ton, the undersigned, the sue
cessors in Office OF the aforementioned trustees
being 40 directed by the Board OF Directors OF
said association, default having been made In
the payment OF the bond therein secured, Will
offer for sale. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1899,
at O'Clock. the REAL ESTATE conveyed by aaid
trust-deed, consisting OF LARGE 1HkEE-STOkY
BRICK FACTORY BUILDING ABOUT 50xlOO
FEET, BOILER BUILDING, and other improve
ment-. The lots have a front on Main or Rockets
street OF IS feet more or less, and run back 10
the line OF tho York; River railroad and are
designated as Lots A aud Is on the plan OF the
Morris estate. This property should command
the attention Of all seeking manufacturing pro-
perry. II Is in flrst-cass order and well located.
TERMS Cash as 10 cost Of SALE all taxes and
insurance. and sufficient 70 pay the balance duo
on bond secured. amounting TO about f3,5OO :
balance upon terms given at sale.
h. NJ. QUARLES,
:. II. BOWMAN,
JAMES HARTLEY.
Trustees Of Capitol Building and Loan Associs-
ton fe 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN zFPEcr FEBRUARY, 10 Ina
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORYoLE AND
LYNCHBLRA .


TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORYoLE AND
LYNCHBIRA a
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYkD-sTREEr STATION
ytO A. A. DAILY. rtd Petersburg -hichm0ni 81
Norfolk Through Express Arrive al
Norfolk l2.2i +. n. Siops only ~ Ps-
teTsburg ana Suffolk. A Second
tain, ieay ug Petersburg A. 1880 \
VI. and arriving AZ Norfolk az L. A.,
stops NJ all stations.
s4OA ". Daily, ria Petersburg. Arrive 81
Petersburg 1918 A. N. Ma lcsfes
Petersburg 1l:l5 A. N. f0r Farm.
vile, LYnchburs, ana ali poins sosis
agPn. Jaily. rrs PETERSBURG. Arrive Pa
tersburg $50 4. a., lesVe Petersburg
49, +. NJ. daily, arriving Norfolk
4. NJ
1880 r. NJ Daily. ria Petenbur- Arrive 81
Petersburg i2:25 A. NJ. connecting
with Train No. l. leaving Potsu0lff
at 1910 A. ". Tor FHrmyl.ie. Lylch.
burg. POeahontas, AMI al poas
south aat west
lo:40A N. Daily, "a Burkovilic for Farmulis
Lyn .h0ufg the roam, and West
PULLMAN sLEgPlNe-CAk AeCOhAOps
No. i-sleeSing-csr from Petersburg % bHs,'l
without change. ltaViny Petersburg JAZZ ~
l2:iO A. NJ. All LyncnDGrs 10 hompAis WIZ
Out change
10 Memphis HithOu. cnAngA
Tickets, bAsgsge-ch9cks. AMI al infornsaot
can 10 obtained a. hichnunI al fe.erstar.
railroad depor. A. W. Garbsrs. IylU taln strs7a
and az The C0mpAnys omcs, ~ EAST Main sifoe>-
Is. n. tOIitlNkl.
In.sra1er AssuL
". H. afNlLL
Genera. Passenger AgeaL
CHisLxs G. EDDY. Voc r. silea-
General once. Roanoke. - les
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DHILADELPHIA. RiC Ii. xiNN
MoED AID NORFOLK
I.EAA shtr SOAfASI.

Appointed calling days Every ~ bssA.
and FRIDAY az IAN aud every sONDAi 4"
A N.
Freight for Tuesisys an, friisys steamed
RI ,eiyod I'll .l.51 A NJ: fos sanfsys sieAax,
an z. L. saturday Freight received aAaiy ~
Up. n
Fare, -
ior further information Apply %
y W. AocAHRtCA.
General Southern Agent, Once Eocss.A
W r. CLYDE Co.
uol General Agenls PsfisdelpaiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18

WANTED, AT SMITHDEAL PRAC-
w TICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, liia Main
street, LADY AND GENTLEMEN contestants for
the BEAUTIFUL PRIZE MEDALS. An expe-
rienced teacher, mathematician and book
keeper has Just been added 10 the faculty. Book
kesping, Arithmetic. Writing, Shorthand, Type
writing, aud Telegraphy. Night and day ses-
sionA fe a-su, Tu& ThtAp2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18
LIME, CEMENT. and PLAsTEH. se Is

WANTED. COPYING OF ANY DE-
w sCRIPTION OF MANUSCRIPT, LITE
RARY. OR OTHER. 10 execute on 1rstclass
typewriter. Accurate and intelligent transcript
ton and careful handling OF all Mss. guaran-
teed Address Box 10, Dispatch ONCE.
fe 18Th, Su&Tu3ts
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V,HE BRADSrREET COMPANY,
Il CHARLES h. CLARKE. President
BRApSrREETTS RICHMOND oFFiVh'
No. 100 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No AZ
J. II. Witty. sapssIa.eaaea.

The Risamond cfice has more than kept pas
with the rapid growth q the city aoj csfeoss
mspt u tue territory tributary 10 t. II oners ~
me mercantile cofamnnl'y OF this bccttoa All ~
ntyantages Of syslsm the saperioniy x VA VA
A. re.,oen,zsd IN every trade centre VI hs CIV.
ixsd world. That II Is In .pecisl sense prepAr
10 guard tho intcrcsi o. u local petfons -
n esSssisbsys tAas arg stAw usrssstsss evsssS
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WANTED. THE TRADE To KNOW

WANTED, THE TRADE TO KNOW
w that We have in stock for sale several
ONE AND TW0-HoRSE PLATFORM Top
WAGONS; also, TWo-H0RsE PLATFORM
TRUCKS, COAL~C0ATs, DRAYS, SECOND
HAND WAGONS and DRAYs Give US call
when needing anything 10 our line.
r.. II. KELLY & CO..
No. 10 south Fifteenth street
10 IsSatTuots
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CUMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC. WANT
~ I'D. everybody 70 know that an paying the
highest cash price for PRIME SUaAC LkAyES
delivered at any depot In Richmond. Full
weights and satisfaction guaranteed,
WARNER MOORE,
shOck0e Mia
LIME CEMENT and PLASTER. as IS
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Departures Os rEEAaEHA
old DOMINION STEAM In
" sGlP COMPANY ~

~ fIlF AN0ENNls q = -
FOR NEW YOHN
Steamers le9g5 klchDOui kfhkf iDh'1At
and FRIDAY q. 3 l. A.. hA4lf1a- c4sfri yn9
hour before SAVING time.
steamers leave New YORK Tor VI tmfal
HYkkf WEDNESDAY ami SAT- NgAt 70 Z.
NJ. arriving IN kchmoui AOAbAf al 4iI'
DAY NOkSlNGN
Passenger aooOun0ial0ns un-lr11Ne-
Cabin fare - New YORK rl, J1me'-.i.ef
route dnclLding mca.s al1 lerih..- 70. ~
Rouni-trip ucsoLs. Amliel . nlry iAf'
after daSo vi issIo. ...ts-...t.- ...- -
ftserag-, with s4h,iltelee. ...t........
Storage, Without rItsi.ttuce. ............ "a
Csbtn lnre 20 ChesagesSe sni OaiJ 10 ,
Nny....... .....s.sfssr.ts
Cabin fare "a Elclrond an4 fc.ers14fs ..,
TAllTuai. 'f =.
Ticsois can ~ obtained a. \. " OAfpef q
Nam street. CAcraycako aud ONO al ''-
Inond add Potersb4rg dspyt> a. al .ln a-i'
oflces. 1901 kaiG ssr0es All wharf. ho'tl b
Freight forwarded and tl-O1sa ui4h - -
Issued tor points Deyoni Nos forS.
Freignt receiver daily uurl "a 4. y. ....-.
Passen gers ieaung Acnmoni GA fVN.rHt :,
WEDNESDAYS. IdUhoDAll. al eAi -.
paYs by Las Chesapeake And Ohio "a aHl
Newpors AoWsi ~ -.iJ 4. "A. ana ~ d.
and Petersburg rallfosi ssus cay
A. NJ. will make connection a. A'hf"AN
with steamsr leaving tn0se days
GEORGE ". ALLhN 3 CO. AZ Ms
~. lSli ssin sir-e, al
.|.aa H.IaHF N.4H D.
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100 Doses One Dollar
WANTS.

WANTED. FURNITURE TO RE-
w PAIR, UPHOLSTER, AND YARNlSH,
MATTRESSES TO KENOVATE. CuILDkENS
CARRIAGES TO REPAIR AND PAINT. Esti-
mates free Prices Low. VI. II. MOORE. 42b and
4gs Brook avenue, near Clay street, Upholsterer
aud Cabinet Maker. lie Ielm
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLg
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN KFFEcr reGRuARr 4 IN

LII RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT FEBRUARY T. IN
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Va.
AGO A NJ sOI rHgHN EMPRESS. ianT. O, A.
lanfa, Augusta and points SoI.t. t.-.
meets a. Greensboro Tor nur.sn a.
Raleigh: az ~aIsbury for N....--
North Carolina Passenger 81 f,..
sleeper t9l VI. Through ..s.-.
from Da1v.l south.
go "A NJ ACCOMMODATES. faIv. sr-...
sunday, ,o clover. Va, an .,t..'
mediate points.
100 A. NJ. VIRGINIA AID NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. day, through frNu n
Raleigh ria key.rilic. Comes al
Burkryiiie Win Norfolk All N..t..,
railroad for Farfnuue. lynn .rf
aud uo.nfs No.t. Al heys. Is r..
Clarksyilie, Oxford, hendorl1. Al
Durham.
800 T. NJ. FAST MAIL, DAILY. for Auan-a. Al.
gusta. ami polnts south. tonns.s Al
Mossiey'- iunr''Ol With farrr /.
and Powhalan railroad. - N.ssra
Ioro' for Durham ami ha.r.rt. Al
Salisbury for Western hoff. la-l.
lima Through secpcrs ff0n la..
Vile South.
goo P. N. LOCAL. daily. except SUNDAY. -
Amelia Courthouse aai Inferno .a.s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-03-20
Sherif'S Sale.

TAKEN on execution wherein Jaunia s. Carter
is creditor and Ezra z. Carter with residence
unknown is debtor, hich execution Is issued
from the Supreme Judicial Court, Hancock conn
ty, Maine, on judgment recovered at the Janu
airy term of said court for A. D. 1880, for the sum
of FIVE hundred dollars debt or damage and forty
six dollars and eighteen cents costs Of suit, the
following lots parcels of real estate situated in
Bluehll, In said county of Hancock, the proper
ty of the said Ezra p. Carter, To wit: First, be-
ing lot No IA of tract of land formerly belong
ing to the estate of Geo. stevens, according to
plan Of said tracts as surveyed by r. &. W. Dodge
fer the Baptist society In Bluehil and said lot No.
described In deed to said Ezra P. Carter recorded
in Hancock Registry of Deeds vol. i3S, page 40.
Second. lot in said Bluehill, beginning at the Bar
post near the corner of the door yard and southerly
from the house formerl. occupied by D. r. Peters,
deceased. and running northwesterly in the field
IA rods; thence in the field northeastery line
parallel with the road "A rods; thence on a right
angle IA rods to the road; thence said road to
place Of beginning, containing acres and Id rods.
Third, lot in said Bluehll on the opposite side
Of the road from last namt d lot, commencing at
ms at the road: thence southeasterly , rods by
said Cousins land To fir tree; thence Southwestern
ly IL rods and feet TO stake and stones; thence
northwesterly twelve rods and 6 feet to the said
road thence by said road "a rods and 10 feet to
first bounds, containing and acres more OF
less. Fourth, lot of land situated In said Blue.
hill, and bounded as follows, to wit Northerly by
the McKard's stream. easterly by land formerly Of
Daniel Carter, southeriy by land of Jonathan
Slower and westerly by land OF John Anterior, and
containing % acres, more or less, and reserving
one half the meadow to Jonathan Stovcr. undf.
vidcd; and on Friday, the fourth day Of April, A.
d. 1885, at ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon at the Office
Maine, shall sell said real estate each lot above
described separately all the right title and interest
which said Ezra P. Carter has or had at the time
Of the attachment on the original writ on which
all costs Of said sale. d. L. FIELDS, Sheriff
Ellsworth. Maine, March ., A. D. 1890. 3wl0