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The St. Johns herald., 1890-10-30
It is stated that primary batteries

It is stated that primary batteries are no longer used fer telegraphic service at the Central Telegraph Office in Berlin; storage batteries charged by the dynamo electric machine of lighting station being substituted as a supply of operat- ing current.-Electrical Review.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-10-30

Last week James Finley of Har-- shaw shipped $15,000 worth of bull. lion. the product of his Hermosa mine at Harshaw.--Nogales Herald.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-23
ngN OF THIEVES.
ppIice Make an Important
Capture Of Crooks.
10 CAUGHT m THEIR LAIR.
49,. ususs in whiteehspel Terms
- q Be . Regular Yencs
for Robbers.
- CAUGHT ~ THEIR LAIR.

snnortant arrests were made by
..sce At the Elma house on South
- s,sef. and Jackson place. 1t about 5
~ ,uuterdsy morning, the capture re-
~ & The discovery Of large amount
r.. Greats we're made by Lieut. enant
- rho had received information
~ house was . harboring place for
~. Officers Ramage, Surrey, and
.s..1v.e Rogers and Ehman. At the
ssrad the officers quietly approached
u. -. and we're in possession before
y. 1870 we're conscious that their
80 b jeopardy. Aliexits from the
49, -, susrded and . thorough search
- -..6a from room TO room. The pres
Sa - olicers was SO totally uHex-
~ at the inmates were taken COM
- s. surprise, and none Of them
~ M decided resistance. They were
= es-mspded TO hastily dress and soon
~ - marched up to police headquar-
- go they were searched and thrown
~ nave their names as l.. C. Nc
ssIa proprietor Of the Alma house.
s-H nuYphy. David McMinn. @. d.
- nartin Miller, William Smith and
S~ih Adams. an abandoned woman,
- reputation rs . thoroughgoing
~ vell known 70 the police.
6e peopsrty which the officers sue
- = fading u quite varied In deserip-
g "a worth considerably over 500.
frrfsts Of six pairs Of heavy fur gloves,
8 e1untless, two satchels filled with
i1ue. : fine light overcoat. several
- Z sample cigars. . saddle. and other
N articles OF personal wear.
10y morning officer Ramage
8 pair Of the gloves
~ ~ considerable search succeeded
fin1Ins claimant in the person OF Gus
- ! Second street clothing dealer.
Mdean are supposed to have been stolen
20 commercial traveller, who arrived
~ dty on the steamer Fairhaven .
~ Two ego. ALI the property 10 now
Z - headquarters, awaiting further
nSG1ntion.
~ pelice have certainly made most
1870 capture a. the Alma house WAS,
|r1uubt, "fencs' Of the worst descrip-
/ =. and Z rendezvous for the class OF
| fNu which has made so much trouble
|ths police during the past few month";.
! . mtirs gang will b brought before
juHm Miller this morning Tor prelimi-
~ examination.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-23

city 6rugEise stated tAat ~ had haA 49,
calls Sof Joys Vegetable GssaapazfIIa bss -
eotd his own syefy time IL did not eocur n
HIN thas IL might b serious matter = ~
his Old tne nescuy ard Dotash peepusssou =
people who DO nos Dssd syphilifie tsss1uen.
It's safe 70 ~ thss not one pezsoa IN ten have
asyphiIific trouble Hencs what Do thev v.ne
With such dangerous nineEals = mercury -
poeaaAf what nineteuths Of or people -,
eosbas4 With II ind1ssgtsos, dyspep~ia. sjck
AendacAsA, cossttpaaaoa and lace erupesons. IN
avhieA sss the Legitimate results Of impsop9
uvsr and Kidney acsioo, OF impaired digestive
ofssna Ihoss disorder do NOT call for syphilitis
esafment. bat Tor nild vegetable liver, saouacA
ana bowel aiterativea We ars surprfsed shst
intelligent people should b persuaded into ~.
ing mercury and potash nnspsrtrla when
you AK sor Joys Vegetable ssrsapariila. see thas
~ ~ =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-23

Ice OFFICE.
sepeons eli yoez erdexs fog Ice 10 No -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-23

ADMISSION. ..--.-..-..-......-.... 500
Resr- we'd seats now 90 sale at Yemen 4
ysuraau'A Third ana Chcry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-23

Rrsaksns ana Riding Wild Broncus Also.
ths .nr.lltng ana reasfstc secns Of Holding Up
: ssarpI II let this Performance vii be eouSl
n every escscs 10 The Wild West o. ne famous
Hu1hto oaaL
poo-s open o. ! O'Clock r n. performance
cor. m socps Of % sAasn Admission - cersa.
cAfia-vn - cents. Trains leave every hail hour
gxe- she Columbia PAGES snrnd Shore r. r.
rsre IS eenfs roaad trip The railroad con-
nany asa Also asrSn xe1 10 run spectA RAE sx-
rsf-x.esa s-srn a. ~ 1T air1e tNetr ina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

inc mountains $500 feet. A an evidence
OF the faith the public, wno knew or the
advantages Buena Vista offered as the site
for an industrial city.sI may mention that
nine days after che company was organized
1851 shares Of its stock were taken.
Az an evidence that the men who
have already invested IN Buena Vista saw
clearly, II may be stated that prices OF
Ruena Vista lots have advanced 100 per
cent every ninety days during the last
twelve months. Taking the capital that
has already been put in Industries here as
tho basis Of this advance, what Will De tne
advance when this 81, lei 500 shall nave
been augmented by the million more that
Is IN immediate prospect?
AT the sale | have referred to there VIII
be put upon the market five hundred peau-
tiful lots, including one hundred business
lots. What with the thrush OF population 10
sunnlv skilled laborers for Buena Vists's
industries there must ensuc demand that
upon the latter stores be erected. Those
who may purchase lots with the view OF
building will find material right OF hand,
and may safely calculate on the best OF
light, drainage. and water-suppiy.
LARGER THAN THEY KNEW.
The manufacturing establishments and
railroads occupy stretch along the river,
and between this and the foot hills there
is another level space 1t Is commended by
those who have watched the development
of Buena Vista that il was Q. mistake ever
10 build residence below the. foot hills.
not merely because the foot hills are more
desirable as residential sites, but because
the level will be absorbed as n centre OF
trade. That this contention is reasonable
becomes more apparent every day, for u 10
also apparent that as sanguine as the pro-
iectors of Buena Vista were they lad the
of a larger city than they
knew. II is predicted by conservative
people that have no interest in Buena vista
That in less than five years II Will have a
of 80. 900, and faith IN the pre-
ajction has been manifested By the pur-
chase of such tracts of land adjoining the
" pioneer iron city of Virginia as are SUIT
able for residential annexes 10 t.. IL these
predictions shall be yerifed-and have not
q shadow Of doubt that they will be.-eyen
the dwellings, churches, and school houses
already on the fiat grounds must give way
TO business structures and property here
and everywhere else where business
house can be placed can but make espe-
cially heavy advances III values.
ARAMryTA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

IN THE CIRCUIT Court or THs COUNTY OF HEs-
Rico-COwARDIS's EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFFS,
VS.. COWARDIS AND AIS, DEFENDANTS.
!, W. s. Leake, clerk Of said court. do certify
that tho bond required Of Special Commissioners
w. II. Cowardin, Is. T. Crump. ana Conway X.
Sands by decree entered IN this cause on tho
18th day Of June, 1880, has been duly given.
Teste: VIZ LEAKB,
nO7 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
BY y. W. Bowo.
Real Estate AuctiOneor.

VALUABLE WEST BROAD
v STREET LOT, WITH AN INDIFFERENT
FRAME BUILDING. No. 522. THEREON, ON
NOkIH slDK OF BROAD BETWEEN SMITH
AND HENRY STREETS. AT AUCTioN.--I Will
soil by auction, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1890,
At 5 o'clock +. NJ. the LOT above referred 70.
beginning 70 4-l2 feet east OF smith street and
frontlng 20 Sic feel on Broad street. with an
alley ~ feet wide Ia the rear.
n, ne rapid westward march OF business on
Droaa street. the magnificent buildings recently
erecsea and new being erected only a few
squares cisis at nom this LOT, the steady and
s sox, grown OF Richmond and her business cs-
sapnsnmchts ought 10 commend this property
90 an etcoiient investments 10 tho judgment OF
ote.y businessman who compares the late
phsf with presens values and the future outlook.
a Pufenass here means large prods IN mo
Txass: Liberal, and at sale.
moo ~ W. B0wH, Auctloneer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
BY Frank ~ Hin q Co.,
RnAl kstAto Au-i.AneaIA

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
4 TlNBgRED LAND ~ CHARLES Nu
COUNTY AZ AUCflOS.-By UuH8 - a trei Q
trust from George N. Wyatt f0 WILLARD D. a. 800.
din, uustee. datei 26th March, i,sl. aui il.F fs-
corded 10 the Clers's Office Charles lIv County
Court, 10 Decd Book "a. page 3D. default litr
boon mal0 IN the payment M nut' W"r'i1 .'
cured, and beinE relgettei BY iha o1nelrisr. =
20 70 90, ~ will sell 40 public a. i.n, atthtiet
city Courthouse, On
THURSDAY. f0ru NQyaHBEa,
az i2 o'clock ~, ths PROPERTY monronoi 20
said deed ~ f0lioTs. AID ihat certain 'rlf .f
parcel Of LAND situate. lying, ant tc'ns H Ha
county Of Charles Ciy, Va, contail. N
ACRES, moro or less. and adjoining mo lA-'f NJ
BeujAmin A. Nance AM others, AMI T. OBJ h..'
real estate purchased by sai Wysu Of 50.a D.
RlyAlL The land Is about four miles from X r.
berry station. on the Chesapeake ani ONO RAJ
road, and about siI milo, from harien's Wis.,
On James river. There "a on tho and aboll 4.
cords u irstclass wood, Ani about go corh u
second class wood, via q great many rniieai.
ties, AMI some very gooi lumuer
Terms: While tho deed requires chth no
terms will - very uoor4l anu On l0Ag hm', -
DO announced On day ~ sale.
WILLIAM H. CpWAkDlN
CAMILLA A. COW hhDlN,
Executors Of william l.. CowsFdin, sfusioo. De-
ceased.
Ed. HuL & Co. AuciionoorA oc1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
400 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS

in PROTEST part OF Salem, the acknowledged
oueen city OF tho Southwest Those lots arc
part of tho celebrated Monteiro tract, which has
proved a splendid investment, ana adloin siie
donated for Baptist aSd Lutheran Orphan Asy-
lums. ,,
saiom has made greater progress IN securing
Industries than any southern town she mas
twenty In successful operation ana contracts
closed FOR wooncn-Mills, Clothing Factory, MIL
Machinory Manufactory, and AcCarty 5oV-ton
Steel Plant 10 employ 1900 hands.
The Board OF Presidents OF land companies
have appropriated $4,000 in cash TO secure
MucK-Bar Mill, Kolling-Aill. Cotson-slll, Car
Works Iron-Works, and extension oil Roanoke
and Southern railroad
Tho Valley road IL chartered 70 Salon, Ron-
nose county having voted s2OJ,OOO and salem
$4,000 In subscriptions
In less than ten months beginning December
II, 1888. Salem doubled her population anu OK
pended over 81. 90, 600 IN buildings
Railroad fare refunded 70 purchasersof lots.
The best opportunity for prontoble invest
ments ever offered.
II. q. BROWN, President,
Baltimore and Ohio Land Company.
no l-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
A. X. LEAKB,
b. f. BAkRRT,
ByApporson 81 Co.. I. d. Hill d Co.,
and
j. T. Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.

Uedl E5lhlB oLh hbphE.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A PART OF THR LATE w. l. COWAR-
DGN's VALUABLE CITY PRoPRRTI.-In exc
cution OF the herein after.named decree, we will
sell, on the premises, In tho following order
viz, Of AZ O'Clock +. 81. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1890,
those two LARGE BRICK TESEHgNTS Nos.
Pool and 26o3, at tho southeast corner Of Frank
lin aud Twenty-sixih streets. LOT t3xl57 feet
Separately or not Is deemed best Magnificent
views.
BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT on east line OF
TWeny-sixth street near Clay. 33xi22 to alley.
LOT at southeast corner Rockets and Bloody
Run streets, 7lx76 10 alley ~ feet wide, part OF
1913 city plan.
LOT adjoining above 41x71 to said alley.
LOT 1ll1li0, Bloody Run or Williamsburg
avenue, part 100 and 1911.
Alta o'clock Y. n. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 70, 1890,
LOT s5x2;5 irregular shspe), Fourteenth and
Clay streets. valuable sand deposits, &c.
And az ~ o'clock r. NJ LOT 2ix40 on south
side Cary between Eighth ana Ninth streets,
with framed shop-next cas-. OF the Stone
house-ysluable.
LOT with old frame building on alley and
Ninth street, IN rear j. j. Monlagues Office, 20
feet
And at ~ O'Clock F. NJ. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1880,
THREE LOTS In "smith's Hill " plan.
LOT IL, section 4. about 1873 feet on west line
Sixth street (triangular).
LOT and part 2, 3, and 5, section Q, front
ing TO feet on west line Seventh street Qrregu-
lar in shapo
LOT 1. section TO- fronting 10 feet on east line
Seventh street (trtangular).
TERMS: One fourth cash I; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen mouths. for bonds, with
Interest Gdded, and title retained.
w. III. CoWARDIN,
Is. L. CRUAP.
&. X. SANDS.
Special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
By Frank d. HID q Co..
Real Rsta.e Alclloleers.

rJ,RrSTEES SALE or VERY ID,
sIEIBLK BRICK DWELLINGS o.
EAST LINE or rgsSiils;slt ~ Il, : ~ ''.'iE
sru1 SoRpo9ATE LIMITS, PROPskll fNN.-
YRI'Y OCCUPIED BY Ok. W. ". GVhDv'' -
AUCTION. On
SATURDAY. Eoysssks 1'I1'
At, o'clocr y. NJ. on tho premises ls,s.' -,
,ng beea msd0 IN he payment OF ,,L 80 $500
as.nrsa IN dsed a tra.i 10 me ialel 49, H..
Z, iss7, and aaly recorded n els ., o's Al
rico County Court, Desd-b2o. ~, -
having been requested Oy 1e - -. .i...i .
ali ne PROPERTY mentioned 10 50. i 4''. 49,
follows All that LoI o. LASD a. ~ ,hs s@,..ss
~ Hearico, on eess side II fssnil-ntn, "a -, 1
an ans "a streets. fronting s. fce; " ~ ...t
an alley IS feet vide. lhe inpre,sSasnss,
Of nice ssricE Dseilin.. VIE 49,. et..,r,s
snd other I'm proyemoets and - a'efs a''-
residence. -, ..,,,,a. s,ogtf. ID
- hst,.r ter.ss may NJ bad Oh zoe dsy -. -,
eaNo' os''' FhASk u. Hill. Itl,.sS
FxAsK d. HuL & CO.. Auctioneefs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
NoysgBEs l3Tu.
by r. Il chsiio , Co.
Real Estate AGe,ioassf"
Ma 4 north Tensh s'rsei

uCTIoN SALE OF DESlbA ll,is
n pssv OK MEcilANIcsvllLa 80
coSTIJSiyG iSi ACRES, Win en-.
NETTING. HOUSE, six Rooms NM 4
IN pvss s ssW BARN AND ofnxk OF i.sy,itteo
nos coon wArER. ONE SPRING ~ 80
AND ANOTHER AT BARS-!reis iaL~ 49, = -
az ,,ile from she terminus of ne 80,
onv ,.,,.s'..ar Iae Of the Highland Para $3.50
ami only about three miles f"om hS'-
y" TUESDAY. SevssssA H. w.
an the premises, a. 3 O'Clock I. N a. isp
ses ABOVE CoSyR>lESiLf-lo<Ai's ss
yraY DESIRABLE uOAk The c1,'l..','rss
q, so,,d repsir and The land l. In o.I 80 a.
and ven watered bY spnDss and s"s'""
Tns prcxnisy VI this land TO ,hs .ifssa' .s.s,
and growing city OF kichmond s1a q
ian oroyemcnts snd additions nos pessA 49,, IA
every aide, mahs u cry des'fstie :, ~ s.sss.
homo o. - On invessrsst IN ne' ''
he sale. .,,,,,si al sss
JsSns: vMy liberal, and . .ss,S go,
..saav Aacussss's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
ByJ. Thompson Brown g. Co.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
I1l3 Main street
A CHANCE FOR THOSE OF SMALL
MEANS.
SIXTY LoW-PRICE LOTS.
RANDOLPH AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
SOUTH OF
AND NEAR TO THE ELECTRICIAN LINE
LUNCH SERVED AT SALE.

Tho above PROPERTY. recently plated into
3O-foOt lots, some OF which have recently been
sold and houses now 10 construction, Will DC sold
at auction, on tho premises, on
FRIDAY, NoyEgBEs 14rH, AT 3 O'CLOCK T. NJ.
There is but little OF this low-price property
now left ia this section, which IS being rapidly
taken up by home builders for own use. Being
hemmed in by puplic property on the one side
and high-price property on the other makes IL
a question OF short time whom tho present
values will be considerably increased Avail
Yourself Of the present advantageous opportu-
nifty and buy at this salo.
Gail aud got neat map OF the property.
which shows its location without tho trouble OF
going on tho grounds before day OF sale.
TERBs: One third cash balance IN six, twelve,
and eighteen months
j. THOMPSON BROWN g. CO.,
roq AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
BY r. b Chsfiin & Co,
Real Esiats Auciioneers,
Nc. 1 north Ten,h street

No. 1 north Tenih street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il HOUSE AND LOT on THE NORTH LINE
OF MOORE STREET MAR NORTON STRkkri
LOT FRONTING 20 FRKr AND hUNSIS0
BACK 400 FEET TO AN ALLRY.-By virtue OF
two deeds OF trust tho drss dated May !, 1870,
ana tho second dated May .. 1870, recorded re
spos.tlycIy IN desd-book f40 h. page Si5, and
deed book Ii0 b. page SIS, Richmond chsncery
Court CLERKS once, ana az the Request OF Bono
dcfaries. default having been made In payment
Of de bts secured. We will sell By pubic sucssen.
on tho promises, on
WEDNESDAY. NovRxBxR IL, iso.
n O'Clock p. ~, TIE PROPERTY described tn
ssid deeds, as "sil that lot Of land with I'm
proyemonts thereon, lying and being In the eisy
of Richmond, Va, on the north loo o. Moore
street begiuning as point on the northern line
Of Moore street one hundred and ave feet ex
inches east Of lie Intersection with the eastern
lins Of Norton street. thence running sassssfo
ana sioAs Moore sfreot and fronting thereon ~
feet and extending back northvsrd RON ssia
front, between parallel iines, toc feel 70 sn
alioy In eommon ten feet vida
TERes. What the deeds require cAse ~ 70
debts a ge. hy consent moro liberal terms wtu %
snnoupred ., hour Of saie.
JglIue STRAuA
w. J. WR$Twpop.
X. \ CHAftIHs
wrLIi2E iovSSsfSlX.
1Sueooo = eopOad oeeo
HI ozAyvu : o.. AsaslaasssA nos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
By Denoon, Topper s. Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Ascsionesrs,
s9l Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN HENRICo
COUNTY.
FRONTING ON THE NORTH LINE OF CLAI-
BORNE STREET WITHIN ONE SQUARE
OFTHR ELECTRIC LINE

By virtue OF certai, decree o. tho Richmond
Chsncery Court, entered on the isl day 81 No.
vember 1890 in suit Of Smith, plaintlh, against
Poindexter, substituted trustee. &C, we. the un-
derslgned special commissioners, VAL sell ~
public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NoysaBss 10. 1920,
az O'Clock p NJ, the folloWiDg-descnbef FRO
PERrY: That lot 81 land, with the improve
ments thereon. lying ana being IA The county OF
Honrifo. fronting on the north side Of ClslDorno
street about 30 feet, with depth Of Us feet 70 Gu
alley, said los commencing ~ point about ~
feet west OK Washington street. being Lot NO.
Is. ia Square No. ~. on a. Y. Lees map OF sgd
ney and Haryio
Terms: one third cash balance In six ana
twelve months, negotiable notes given, with In
forest added, AMI tito 10 DO retained until al
the purchase money is paid and conveyance
ordered ~ the court.
WILLIAM ELLYsON,
WILLIAM II. BBVERIDGB,'
Special Commissioners
DgSooN. TuPPB8 s. Co. Aaoiionsers
SMITH, PIAIyrIYF, AGAINST PosDgxrER, SUE
sfIrUrED TRUSTEE, &C., DzFEEDkhT-lS rhB
CHASCsKY UOURT % rHs CITY OF RICHMOND
|, Charles W. Goddin, Clerk OF said court, GER
sfy that the bond required Of the Special Com
mlssioners by tho decree Ia said cause OF No
verl Der I, 1890, has been duly given
Given under my baud this, I'm day OF Noyem-
Der, 1890 CHARLES W. GODDiN,
nos Nloth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
BY A. l. Adam5on,
and
A. J. Bradley & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Manchester, Va

-
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Manchester. Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ VERY VALUABLE FARM OF s7i ACRES
OF LAND NEAR MANCHESTER, IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, YA.-By virtue OF q decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county, entered
Nay q, 1890. IN the suits OF Williams, s.. ~.
Nandars and diA. Walker, &c, ~ Manders AMI
ais, AMI Mandors, &C.. ~ Msnders and dls., the
Undersigned, special commissioners, will sell At
public auction, In front Of tho dwelling, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1890,
at o'clock p. ", that VERY VALUABLE
FARM, containing 87i ACRES, lying on tho
aud q half miles from Manchester, about one half
cleared O. considerable portion u which is rich
low grOundsl, and the balance In original growth
timber md pine woot@ This property will BE- sold
80 a whole OF divided intO smaller tracts a. may
seem best az the sale. The land lies splendiily.
the front being especially attractive, a. it rises
gradually from she turnpike. 10 "a al good
farming land end adapted 10 the growth OF all
crops raised In this section. As 90 health and
desrahillty OF location 10 Il unsurpassed la
addition 10 It's farming value 70 Is close enough
% The city % DO desirable Tor country homes Tor
businessmen. 10 Is also within one mile from
Bon Air This IS good place IN which 10 invest
your money. You eau buy low now and In q
fow years realize a handsome profit
For further particulars apply 10 the AUG
tOueers.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and the balance in
one and two years, deferred payments bearing
interest from day Of SALE and title retained I'LL
all tho purchase-money Is paid and a convey
snce ordered by tho Court
SAMUEL VI. PAGE,
ID. l. PULiIAM,
/. o. WRSDRNBURG,
Special Commissioner
YIRGrsIl-rv THg CLERKS OFFICE or THH CIR
CUT COURT or CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, JCLr
2, 1890:
!. Z. II. Flo1rnOy, CLERK Of tho Circuit Court Of
said county, % hereby certify that ihe bond re-
CURED Of Special Com nllssioners d. l. Pulism,
/. O. Wendonburg. and :. NJ. Page by decree Ut
27th Of May. 1890. In tho cases OF Williams, &c,
g.. Manders, Walker, &c, -. handers, and
Manders Us' Aanders, has been duly given with
security approved by me.
Giyea under my hand the year and day above
written. K. ii. FLOUkNOG,
nos Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

by Jsmos Is. Rlam,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
ill3 Main street.
VALUABLE CORNER LOT, 63x70
FEET,
WITH OLD BRICK DWELLING THEREON,
FRONTING on BROAD STREET. CORNER
TwESTY-EIGHIH.
AND
GOOD VACANT LOT ADJOINING.
FRONTING ON BROAD 40x76 FEET.
AND
TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW BRICK
BUILDINGS,
Nor 2siO AND 2si2 EAST BROAD STREET.
ToB. SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION
By request OF the owner shall sell by public
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1870,
az 4 o'clock 2. NJ, the aboys-named YALUABLs
CORNER PROPERTY, fronting on the north
side Broad street 63r75. and extending back on
east side Twenty-eightb street, tho attractive A.
thu TWO NEAT. SUBSTANTIAL, MOpkkSL1.
CONSTRUCTED BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos xslO
aud 2SI2 east Broad street each containing seven
rooms. gas, city water, bath. enlseFts, &c, anu
In good order.
This corner 10 especially attractive for bust
ness stand, ana is Of ample size for three FOOD
houses. Tho vacant lot u suitable for no good
stores or dwellings, and these dwellings are
really attractive In style, well built. command
good tenants. and Will pay Handsomely.
The fac location OF this property, ana inc
certainty OF It's continued increase Ia Saiuc'
make 10 q most desirable Investment
NOS .. 3, ELAN, Auc,ioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
INDUS rRIRs.

This tells the whole story and accounts
for the tact that at Buena Vista an
iron-frrnace is completed, pulp
and paper-mill is in operation,
saddle and harness-factory is in ope-
ration, o fre-brick works IL in course of
construction, q steam taunery Is IN opera
ton, aud planing-mills, afurniture-factory,
red-brick works, wagop-tactory, and
wire-fence factory all at Work. Woollen-
mills have been completed, an egg-crate
factory is in course of construction, an
engine and boiler-works plant is build
ing, aud basic steel-works company has
been organized. IL also accounts for the fact
that banks, and building and investment
companies have been organized; that three
hundred houses are under construction by
different building and loan companies, and
that values are advancing with great
Yspidity. The industries already secured
at Buena Vista have an aggregate capital Of
&2,l6i, 500.