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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
BY John 7. Goddin.
heal Rsiats Agent aud Anciioneer.
Bank and Eleventh streets.

TWO NEW, DESIRABLE BEECH.
l. STREET DWELLINGS FOR SALE BY AuC-
Tl0N.--At The request Of the owner will sell st
public auction, on The premises. On
THURSDAY, MAY 9. 1890,
q O'Clock p. NJ, those TWO NEW Tw0-sToRY
FRAME DWELLINGS mos. 20S and ZOO on tho
east side OF Beach between chsptn and Taylor
streets. containing flve rooms each
These Dwellings are located in an improving
portion OF the city and occupied by prompt ten-
ants. The attention OF persons In search Of
good-paying Investments IL called 10 this sAla
ZACH LOT fronts isx7z feet 70 an alley.
Tskns: Al ssla JOHN r. GoDDlf,
uyt AuctionssE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
AUCTION sALEs-ra.ure DAY..

AUCTION sALEs-ra.arre Dnys:
"1~>'r By n. seldom Taylor q Son
and
J. Thompson Brown Co,
R.sl Estate Agents and Auctionesrs
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
jorA TRACT OF GOOD FARMING LAND
N HRNRIco. C0uSSr,Trx; az npP PIruN LnWsnLvE
MIL hycIiIIAysDJRG ROAD.-By virtue Of n
iun ~ De C,r.uit Court OF Hanrico county,
,a,.t On the ssJ day OF March, 1890 In the suit
~ cathright ~ Gathrighps administrator. &c,
So. "a special commissioners thereby appointed.
will proceed 10 sell by pubic aucuon,ih float OF
ucnrico county courthouse on
MONDAY, NAY ~, 1870.
at 10 O'Clock NJ, the sboye-inonilolod LAND. con-
,ain,ng about NINETY ACRES, the larger por-
70, ~ rhicb 4. cleered and In good state Of
' n, the balance u In wood. The i'm
,,-ovements on this tract consist OF fOgr-room
frame dwelling. barn, and stable. IL II adioin-
ing the lands OF Caroline 6stbright, A. White,
William Bottoms, aud others. ~
TvTvs: one fourth cssh. balance az six.
,xeIye. and eighteen months, negotiable notes.
interest added, and title retained until the whole
nurcnase-moaey Is paid and deed ordered by
p pI 80, 4. uILL MONTAGUE,
N' 9. b. CHM,
Special Conn issioners
tx -pp cierrrtr CouRr OF THE COUNTY or HHS-
Rico-,i.TnRIGnr vs. GlTHRiGnTs ADMINS
TRAITOR, &C.
Nv Lake. clerk Of tho said court, DO here
nv cortlfv TINT neutrality-suspicious. T. Hill
Montague and 6. II. CHM have given tho bond
reouired by decree entered In said cause on the
22i day Of March. 1890 $4,000, go,
mig ". :. LEAhE-
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lie Suicided.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispa,chI

TNT-V'Hl
RALEIGH, N. G.. May 7.-George Nc
Cullough. a negro from Robson county.
was recently discharged from the peniten-
tiary here. He returned home. but his
wife positively refused to recognize him.
This so proved upon his mind that he re-
solved upon suicide. and Deliberately
drowned himself in a creek near his home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
By Henry L. Staples & Co,
Real Estate Agents and AGctioneers.
1903 Main street

TWO NEW FRAMED DWELLINGS
l. on WEST CLAY STREET BY AUCTION
We shall offer for sale by auction, on the
premises, 70 tho highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, MAY 10, $780,
az 5H O'Clock z. NJ. those TWO NEAT TWO
STORY FRAMED DWELLINGS on the south
SIDE Of Clay street between Norton and Kinney
streets, designated by tho numbers 1905 and
1907. The Lot is S9H feet front by 1853 feet deep
10 an alley 20 feet wide.
This properly Is desirable as homes or a. an
Investment The houses will be sold together
or separately, "a may be deemed advisable at
the time OF sale. Como and secure one or both
Of them.
TERMS: Liberal, an9 announced ct sale.
HENRY l.. STAPLES & CO.,
my7 IlO3 Main street
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HIS BODY SEVERED.
Terrible Fate of "A Observation-Disclosures
Labor Troubles over.

Terrible Fate of "A CondOctOr-Ashcville'
Labor Troubles over
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE. Y. c.. May 7.-Eyangelist
Fife Is holding "A series OF meetings III
tent at Gastonia, and is attracting large
crowds good many people from Char
lotte are attending the meetings.
Recently DR.. II. NJ. Wilder, OF tins city,
pension examiner. examined David lhQrne,
Of LincolntOn, who served IN an INDIANA
regiment during the war. To-day he re-
csived -. 800 pension-money and is on the
pension-rOll for S2i per month. ms was
granted because of "a wound III the leg.
CONDUCTOR KILLED.
Mr.. Joseph Ross. a well-known and
bighly-esteemed young man OF this city.
who has for some time past been acting IN
the cspacity of conductor on a freight
train. was run over and killed by his tram
at the Spartansburg junction this morning
ut 6 o'clock. As Mr.. Ross was passing
from one car 10 another he fell between the
two. aud before any one could realize what
had happened he was horribly mangled.
His body was severed III twain. HIS re-
mains reached here this afternoon.
To-day delegation from Cabarrus
county were here TO inspect the Meek
lenburg county system of working the
roads by convict labor with view of
adopting a similar system for Ca6arrus
The principal roads leading TO Charlotte
have been we'll graded and macadamized
for three or four miles by the convicts OF
the county and are almost as good as
streets.
NINE HOURS DAY.
The Thomasville. Silver-Nalley and Pee
Dee Railroad Company has been organized
at Ihomasvile. This road will extend
from Winston Salem to Na1esboro', on the
Carolina Central, passing through Thomas
vile. The road vii 90 through one of the
richest mineral sections IN the State.
The nine-hour labor movement has been
put In operation in Ashevllle. The en-
ployers granted the lahorers their request
In nearly every case II was asked. In some
instances there has been corresponding
decrease IN wages. Other laborers say they
cannot afford to work for less pay, and 80
continue to work ten hours. There has
been no strike. and none expected.
A meeting of the old students and gradu-
htes of the State University resident here
has been called for tomorrow night. The
purpose of the meeting Is TO form local
alumni association.
AN oRATORIcAL CONTEST.
The State Collegiate Oratorical As
ISOLATION will hold its first annual contest
here tomorrow night. Trinity and David
eon Colleges will each have two represent
tatives. The victor will be presented with
a S25 gold medal and awarded the cham
pionship of the State.
Two negroes living on Mr. Henderson,
farm on the Atlantic, Tennessee aud Ohio
road. near here, got into fight last night.
One of the negroes got the other down and
Rounded his head to Jelly with rock.
The guilty party fled and has not yet been
arrested.
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THE "PEARL or PEklN" SMASH UP.
A Railroad Pays Damages 20 Comic
Opera COMPANY.

A telegram from Baltimore saws: Rice &
Harrison and the pearl of Pekin" Com
pany have effected an agreement with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
for the damages sustained on account of
the wreck in Virginia. The Auditor of the
company had consultation with Louis
Harrison's lawye and the terms of the
settlement were agreed upon.
The result was the payment 10 each men,
Der of the company three weeks salary be-
sides the amounts already paid for personal
injuries. the opera company asserted that
their season was TO last six weeks longer.
Messrs. Rice 4 Harrison are supposed to
have received handsome sum for the loss
OF their prohts The share of Mr. L. Har-
IT'S, Of the Academy Of Music. was Fl 200.
The members of the company who renamed
here pending the settlement have lett for
their homes.
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SINGERS DESTROYED.
! Famous Sewing Machine Company
Burned Ont-The Loss ~. 100000.

ELIZABETH. n. j., May THE entire
western front Of the Singer sewing ina
chine factory on First street, four stories
high, was Quilted 10y FIRE last night. The
flames worked their way 10 the main build
Ing. extending along Trumbull street,
cleaning out the stock. needle, finishing,
adjusting. inspecting. and mllingIooms.
The pattern department Was also destroy
ed, with patterns therein. Fifty thousand
finished machines and $4,000. 900 needles
were consumed. The loss is estimated at
62.000. 900; fully insured by the Singer
Company. All work is suspended and over
5000 operatives are hstlessly gazing upon
the burned building. Work cannot be re-
tumed under two months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
BY Frank D. Hi & Co,
Real Estste Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Eleventh street.

TRUSTFE'S SALE OF TWO
/ SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND LOT OF
GROUND, $50 by 140 BGBI, on The EAST
SIDE OF THIHTErH BETWEEN ; AND
sTKERTS AND ABOUT ONE SQUARE BEYOND
TuE CORPORATION LINE, At AUCIION-By
virtue Of n deed OF trust dated August 81, lSs@,
end recorded IN Clerks office Of HeDrico County
Court, in Decd-Bo 100. page ze2, default nav
ing been made in the payment Of a bond therein
mentioned, aud being requested 90 10 DO by the
beneficiary 81 said deed, will sell at auction, on
the promises 0s
THURSDAY. MAY g. 1897,
at5sO O'Clock T. NJ, tho PROPERTY a described
atoya The houses are now rented 70 good
tenants The lots will be subdividei 10 suit
purchasers . -.
TFR4s: While the deed requires all cash. bet
ter terms may DO announced on day OF sale.
RICHARD l.. MAURY,
an ~ lOt Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
BY George Il. Crawford,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
1905 Bank street, Richmond, Va.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE IN SUSSEX COUNTY, VA.
ABOUT -FOUR MILES FROM JARkATTs, On
THE PETERSBU hG RAILROAD. AND ABOUT
ONE AND HALF NILES FROM Tue ALLAN
TIC AND DANVlLLE RAILkOND QtOAD FROM
CLAREMOND-B virtue of a deed OF trust
executed by W. ID. L. Whitehorno end Mamie G..
Whitehorne his wife. 10 c. A. Crawford. trus-
toe, dated March 6. 1899, and duly recorded In
the Clerks ONCE OF sussex County Courtin Deed
Book G, page ll2, and at the request OF the bene-
fcisry, default having been male in the pay
ment OF note therein secured, Will sell atpuD-
lie auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1890,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the FARM with improvements
thereon described IN said deed az follows: All
OF that real estate heired by the said w. ID. k.
Whitehorne from his father, containing l21
ACRES, more or less also, IS ACRES purchased
by him from the estates OF Miss X. {. Whitehorne
and Mira. n. X. Boisseau.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses Of sale and note
for sls5, with interest thereon from the 9th day
OF March, 1889, 10 day OF sale; balance upon such
terms as will be announced atslle.
{. A. CRAW FORD Trustee.
GEORGE K. CRAWFORD, AuciOneer. my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
BY Denoon, Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents bud Auctioneers,
S2l Main street

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT ON THE
i WEST SIDE OF TWENTY EIGHTH
STREET BETWEEN u STREET AND NEW
BRIDGE ROAD.-By virtue OF a certain deed OF
trust executed by Il. .. Taylor, bearing date on
I'D of December, 1857, and recorded In the
Clerks ofIlce OF Henrico County Court, Deed
Book I2S Is, page 315. default having been made
IL a certain note therein secured, and being re-
quested by the beneficiary 30 to do, shall sell
BY auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY ~. 1890,
at 6 P. NJ, the above LOT, commencing li5 feet
from the northwest corner OF U and Twenty
eighth streets, and fronting on Twenty eighth
street 30 ieet and extending lack between paral-
lei lines l40 feet
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale, and a
note Of s3Qs) with interest from April ), 1891,
and balance as may be announced AZ sale.
c. l.. DENOON, Trustee
DKSoOS, TUPPsR & CO.. Auciioneere.
,6,S,l0&1
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BY Frank d. Hill & Co,
Real Estate AuctioneerA
'TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LOTS on THE EAST SIDE OF THlR-
TIErH BETWEEN X AND : STREETS AT
AUCTI0N.-by virtue OF deed OF trust from
W. c. Darlington and wife 10 w. II. Palmer and
Parker Campbell, dated september "a, 1875, Gnd
duly recorded In the Clerks once Of Henrico
county, will sell on
MONDAY. MAY 10TH.
st $50 O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises l46 BY 40
FEET OF GROUND. more or less. on the east
side OF ihirtieth street between and ) streets
This property 10 level and should brlng . good
price. according 10 sales In the immediate vicin-
ity made recently.
lIsxs; The terms OF deed require cash, but
ths purchaser may have longer time, and terms
will, be announced on day Of sals
~ WILLIAM II. PALAxR
ks1 Surviving trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
BY <. A. Catlin. Auctioneer,
No. IS Eleventh street.

DRICK DWELLING ON CHURCH
ID HILL AT AUCrION.-I will sell at public
auction, ON The premises, on
FRIDAY MAY 9TH,
AZ $40 o'clock ?. NJ, the BRICK DWELLING No.
sO7 north Twenty-third street The main build
ing contains four rooms. besides which there Is
a kitchen with Two rooms and good stable on
the property. The lot fronts 25 feet and extends
back 49, feet. Culyert connection has recently
been made.
There IL no section OF the city that produces
larger rental returns on tho investment than
this particular locality does nor Is there any To-
cation more eonyenien. for businessmen 10 re-
side IN.
TERMS: Very easy. Z. A. CATLIN,
Auctioneer.
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BY y. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auetioneer.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
l. GOOD, MRDIUM-SiZE FRAME DWELLING,
No. 6l4 SOUTH LAUREL STREET. WITH
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE LOT.-By virtue OF q
certain deed OF trust, dated December 10. 1884, 70
the undersigned as trustee. and duly recorded Ia
the Clerks once OF the Chapcery Court OF the
city OF Richmond, 10 Deed Boox 127 b, on page
e3s will sell by public auction. on the pre-
TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1890.
At 6 o'clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE HOUSE above
referred TO, together with the LOT on which IL
stands, with . front OF Gle feet and running
back l55 feet This property Is situated on the
west side Of Laurel street between China and
High streets, and can ~ small expense be
made . valuable 1nd attractive property. The
house 10 a two-siory frame with four rooms and
a detached kitchen, and has well Of excellent
water ON the premises.
TRsks: Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OF exc
cutting this trust and any back taxes that may
be due and 70 nay the sum OF s5i&70. q credit
a. 10 $50 30 until June To- $500, afurther credit as
70 ti035 until September 10, 1890 further credit
10 tla 90 until Decen Der 10, 1890 and the residue
upon such terms az the grAntor may prescribe
or In case Of his failure TO do 20 - . trustee
shall SEQ M; ali credit payments 70 carry inter.
est ana 70 be secured by . deed OF trust
uyS CYRUS 0kAFfAA. TrustsA
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BORN TO BLINDNESS.
Dot Even the Rudimenfs of Eyes Given =
IJttic Innocent.
Especial telegram 70 the Disps,oal

OHAsLrsros. w. Va, May IA little
daughter was born 10 Mrs Henrietta Trail.
on Slaughter's creek. April 10th that.
THOUGH perfectly formed otherwise. has no
eyes and noindioations in It's face TO show
where they should have been. The little
girl Il doing nicely and bids fair to live TO
= mature aga
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS:
ByR b Chafin b Co..
Real Estate Auctionesrs,
No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE By AUG
TIoN OF
AtAReE NUMBER as OF BUILDING LOTS
sgAg THE
EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
ON O, DARLINGTON. TwENrY-FoURTH, r.
SAND TwENTY-THIRD STREETS,
BEING
LOTS ,sa AND is5 IN RICHARD ADAMS PLAN.
LOTS ,sa AND iss IN RICHARD ADAMS PLAN.

Ev virtue OF decree OF the Chancery Court OF
tho civ of Richmond, entered Noyemoer TO-
issa IN The cause q HaIwooi %. LeiJy ana aus,
tho undersigned special commissioners, ap-
,poInted for tue purpose will proceed 70 sell Dy
public auction, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY G. 1890.
n, o'clock y. NJ. tho LOTS located ds above;
sale ~ commence on mo corner or Y and lWen-
tv-thtrd streets az 4 O'Clock sharp.
THESE To- lie nicely for building purposes, In
. roighhorhOod where many buildings are now
heing erected, and must prove n good invest
ment 20 hold or TO improve. as small houses Will
pat NAV bs seen at Office OF the auctioneers.
TrRyS. one third cash balance nj six and
twelve months. equal sums with per cent IN.
terest added. In negotiable notes; uIe retainer
til the whole is paid and conyeyance orteren oy
~ Court HARVEY WILSON,
t. n. MCGUIRE,
Special Commissioners.
Sale BY r. B. CHAPLIN & CO., Auctoaeers
I. Charles W. Goddln, clerk OF the Chancery
Court Of tie CITY Of Richmond, certify that the
bond required OF the special commissioners oy
the decree In said cause al HarwoOd rs. Leiiy
and ais, OF November &c 1859. has been duiy
given. ..,- ~, -, AMI,
1890. CHARLES W. GODDIN' Cief@
POSTPONENENT.
The above sale Is postponed on account OF
rain until
FRIDAY, MAY TUE 9TH,
At same hour. X. b. CHAFFIN q Co,
my7 Auctoueers
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An ATTRACTIVE WEST-FRANK-
LIN.sTREET BUILDING LOT
FRONTING 81 FEET ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET
BETWEEN HARRISON AND RYLAND
STREETS.
Twill sell by auction, on the premises. on
,rrnNrcnAy M.vA Ica0

Twill sell by auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1890,
NJ E O'Clock z. W.. that handsome and very velu-
able BUILDING LOT above referred 10, fronting
81 feet and running back $50 feet 10 q wide alley.
The rapidly with which tho West End has
been building ny In the psstfew years will ne as
nofhfne compared with the plumber OF houses
that will 10 erected there in tho near future,
now that the Lee monument II an accomplished
fact, AMI water, gas. and other city improve
ments have been or are about being pushed
out along This fashionable ami popular thorough
fare 10 the corporation line. There IS not
81 adow Of doubt about the rapid aud continuous
Improvement in lots on this street. and whether
this lot Is wanted TO build on now or I'm the near
future this is the time 20 buy 10, az next year Is
VIII he worth at least 20 per cent more than 1t Is
to-day.
TEENS: VIII be reasonable.
mys y. W. BOWIE. Auctioneer
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George :. Nashon & Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

George & Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers
4 UCTION SALE or SUBSTAN-
"A TIAL. DETACHED BRICK DWELLING OF
HIGHT ROOMS. No. 507 WkST MARSHALL
STREET, WITH lot - 3-l2 BY al i-l2 fkhI
TO AN ALLEY l6 FEET WIDELY request OF
the owner We will sell by auction, on The pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY, MAY s. 1890,
A. o'clock P. NJ, tho PROPERTY above de-
scr,ped. This Is a desirable, well-built. aud com
paratigeiy new dwelling, and special attention 10
ask cd OF those desiring modsfAie-slze dwelllpg
either "a a home or for Investment The owner
IL determined to sell
TERMS: One fourth in cash residue In three
equal payments a. ak, twelve, and eighteen
months for notes. with interest added ana Sc
cured by deed on tue property.
GEORGE ). VASHON Son,
MO AucuOneers.
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BEDFORD CITY
Land and Improvement
Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED. 81. OOO, 900.

This company owns and controls eco acres Of
land situated In the western portion OF the town,
which IS the most available part Of the city for
residences and manufactures
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY
I. lies on the Norfolk and Western railroad,
and on tho sury yod route u thePii;sburgh and
Atlanta railroad. which will DO one OF the great
est trunk lines 10 the United States IL Is at the
gate OF the great southwest. and situated at mo
foot Of The Peaks II otter MOurtains, and from
which It gets It's Unlimited supply OF
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
MANUFACTORIES: Berry Brothers Plug To-
bacco-Ihis IA tho best equipped factory In the
state aud its output the largest in tho sixth dis
trict (which includes Lynchburg and Dsnville);
Rowling Wright A Co, smoking Tobacco, also
the largest manufacturers IN their line IN TINS
district: the Liberty NOOllen Manufacturing
Com pany, the best equipped woolleu-mi i In tue
tate oi Virginia, working principally on Govern
ment contracts-pronts for seven months In 1889,
$ll,OO (see report OF directory. Besides this
there are eleven other tObacconists in the town
doing a large and profitable business. two steam
Touring mills, four cigarfac;orlei, two planning
mills, one foundry and plow-works, aud one box
factory.
MANUFACTURES PROTECTED: Brossius
Steel aud Iron misunderstanding Company. capt
tai stocs 100000 Broom. factory, capt al $1,000;
machinery ordered, and Will be In operation at
an early day. lce-factory, capital sl2,50O; ma
chinery ordered Furniture-factOry, carriage
and wagon works, mattress-factory. X w. Cot
fee Machine Company, capital tl,OOJUO, this
company owns one OF the most valuable patents
In connection with the manufacture OF tobacco Ia
the world, and will soon erect buildings 10 manu-
facture these machines, giving employment TO
200 hands. This alone Will make this great
city. The stock. books OF the company are open.
For further information address
JAMES NJ. BERRY, President,
Richmond. Va.
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by x. A. Cstlin. Auctioneer,
No. is Eleventh street.
CTORE PROPERTY ATAUCTION.-
~ ! will cell at auction. or the premises. on
THURspAY, MAY s. 1899.

at $50 o'clock r. NJ. the BRICK STORE with
dwelling above. situated at tho southeast corner
OF second and puval streets. In rear OF the store
fronting on Dnval street is brick dwelling lately
built The lot fronts 70 feet on second end OK
tends back 1870 feet The whole OF the rear OF
lot can be utilized 70 great advantage, as the
convenient location makes it very desirable Tor
10 ooring men. This Is one OF the oldest and best
stands IN the city for retail grocery business ana
IL DOW renting to One ADVANTAGE 10 good tenant
The monthly income from this property - = very
large percentage on the amount expected al
sale Those seeking solid Investment, or are
IA search Of . frst-class stand Ia which 70 90
business should not fail TO attend this sale, as
such property Is not often on tho MARKET
Terms: Easy. L A. cAILis.
AQCtiOntcf.
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EgAL ESTATE AT PEIvATE s,LL

EOR SALE, A MODERN IWo-fs
4 STORY STOt K-BNltk DWELLING. a
AZ east Clay street. between Fourth al fi'A
sire = rooms; range, hot AMI cold EA''
AL congenlenre-: nicely arranged Terms
easy. ). IhOhf5ON ihDn = X ''f
uvs9t lil8Main sfrrft
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EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE
WES7-BROAD-S7REE7
STORE PROPERTY.

At the request OF the parties In interest We
will sell by auction, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY Il, 1890,
at o'clock P. NJ, that MAJESTIC STORE, with
dwelling above, No. 212 west Broad street. The
Lot has g front Of - by l35 feet to wide paved
alloy.
the upper part OF this store, which possesses
the advantages Of side front entrance, contains
about twelve rooms with the modern conve-
niences, of the best make and material. no pains
or expense were spared In making this one Of
the best aud most substantial stores upon this
the leadlng retail street OF Richmond. The store
was designed for and Is now used a. wholesale
and retail bakery and possesses all OF tho i'm.
proved appliances for the proper and successful
conduct OF the business In fact this 10 q com bi-
nation building, and therefore we'll suited 10 the
wants OF any kind OF business. We ask careful
and critical inspection Of this property, which
will fully convince you OF Its superior merit,
We are progressive people and well up II
tho times. Put your money Ia wost- Broad
street property and your children will grow up
and call you blessed.
TERMS: AT sale. CHEWING b ROSE.
my7 EAuctioneers-