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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

TRUSTEES SALE OF A Farm
j As trusteein deed Of trust given by Daniel
Kinneman, and az the request OF tho beneficiary,
will sell, on ihs promises. at O'Clock T. NJ, on
MONDAY, JULY IA. 1890,
the FARM known as CEDAR POINT, situated
IN Spotsylgauia couB' y, forty miles from Rich
moud city by the Che.apeA2e end Ohio railway,
and not far distant from Dawson aud Beaver
Dam stations, on said rail way. IL contains about
8.7a ACRES or LAND. with large brick dwell
log aud other bouses. and was formerly owned
By Colonel John Mercer Waller, and Is known as
sgo0d farm.
TRIMS: In accorcauce with the provisions OF
tho deed OF trust, which will De- stated on day OF
sale II. l.. IHONSION. trustee,
1y3 Richmond city, a.
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RAILROAD LINE.


al " ss' yss " ~ -Tg-z-
NORFOLK AND soy WESTERN BALL
SCHEDULE IN Egskcr thY ~ inl
TWO TRAINS DAILY 70 NORFOLK Agt
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYaD. .TK8Er SfATiOy
so A. n Daily. IA Poi,rsDart -kiohn0ai sol
NDrfok frrl gl kEpfess Arrive 1
Norfolk 1910 4. y. op, oaiy a a
ienugrg ana slfols. A secs1I
tam, isav % Fotsrsbgrg n ll.J 4
a. aud arr slnx g. s0rf0iE s.2 b. u
Rfpr4 a. elI stations
GOA Daily. wa P.tersDury Arrive 4,
Pe,essourg 1913 A. x. No issFs,
fetrrsbgrz l..ij A. x. Tor fsr "a.
vile. Lyn-hburg. ana Al poiss souti
rnrM oaly. go Fe,orsburg Arrir, 20.
torsblry g. -. A.. lesFs pstsrsbIri
a. y. n. daily arriving Aor;si,
LILO Pm Daily rfs Possrso1r. Lufr. a,
rc.srshurg i2J4 a. ~. oon1eciint
vilA rrlin Va. O. .eAYiuz Fotsrburf
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naoAM DsI7, "a garksrl'. FOR glrnrl.N
Ign 1gfg, too r9asn. al West
PULLMAN sLggPIEG-cAg ACCOE8JOL
TONS
No. i--sie.ping-csr from Poisr'oir g y Bri,ioi
Without ehGA "a. ifsOnx feior,1lrs daily 4
l2.,O ~. sni LyncAourr 70 s-mpas via,
W. 5"Lrachburz % foms snI Roaasa.
remDbt. without cnslzN
liese,. Daxgsye-cheCkf sni All inf0rmsrat
can To obtaiped a. Richmond ani istf-Elrl
railroad depOl. A. W. DsrDsrh l.W 1.r '.rssi
sne slins Coapsnys o.1cs. ~ rasi nnil sirsss
a son ~ tgsaL
". a. BsNtlL
0onefs| fa.ssnssr Agess
CsisLxs 2. EpDr. v - 4rrnisaE
General olcs. koaLofA Va f'iI
DICHMOND. FREDERTCKsBUgi
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -sclsf.
commencing APPLE, i"t-fesierl ssa-af
f;aA H. Leave. Byri.s'r,, station 20
stops onlr A. A.ttali Boswell. $40
.ol1. al frsi .lsparg. hr.usss.
".lcEa.sr -.eegsf 80 Hss4.agiel
Gn3 New YORK.
lI.saA N. leaves ryri street station daily -
rr-nus N4. az
t.,P. ". leave, lyrl-strssi .iaF1a fs.s
sfrnun- ki.....I f. NnH I.rr
ss0A A. arrives - byri ire'i sisala ftng
sleeper nom N'7 lorL
fssr. IL arrive, At r-.sirss. ss,ioa i,ig
-tops ~ frsIsrrEshlrg Nu'crl
EolnvcI arf AsliauL sleeper fr3i
wssn.nseoa ani Noa I9fL Dossai
seP. n. srriys, 5, Byra-suss, siaaaa isla
except eu.4ar
ASHLAND rRAfNN
plfY EKcHrr scvDATa
ecA. ". leaves flbA Arrives ~ Afaianfif
is3 H.
ecOR n socoai notation ie,vss Byri.srss
tsu0n. arrives A. t1h AMI as f. 4
G2sP. leaves ki0A arrives IS Ash.aai 4.
1.nP.M
e45A. NJ arrives gibN Leave, Ashland aiir
A. r.
eSA. NJ. s,c5mmoiaroa arrive, ~ Bryi
sTest station. leaves AahIaai al
M
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3 JAMgs-Rlyek DIVISION
and Allegheny kailroad)

JAMgs-RIyGk DIVISION
Richmead and Allegheny ksilroadl
LEkyR RICHMOND
zoo A. NJ. daily for Lyncnoars, Lexingson. ana
Chiffon Forge.
Gao r. N. for Lynohourg except sunday. Sleep
Ing Car for Lynchourg train
leaves Lyncnburg a. 6.lj A. n. Tor
Lexington aud Cllltou rorga
TRAINS AR2iyz ar RICHMOND
ESQ Y. NJ. daily from Clifton Forxa
$40 A. n. exceps sunday from clifton ForgN
lexington. aai Lynchburg.
ststloa kigbth ana Canal steee.A
H. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
@ W. sfsvnss, General supsrtasssdsnI ists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.
TEEss OF SALE one third cash; balance in
ono ana two years.
Through is exceptional railroad facilities
"Ivanhoen "a placed within minimum haul OF
the enormous Gosssn iron-2re Of carroll county
and the wOrld-famous limonite nni mountain
ores OF tho Cripple-Croes valley AMI ~ also
within easy haul OF the celebrated Pocshontas
and Flat-Iop coal and cOke-neIis.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUANRlES already
being operated within The town.
me No. FURNACE Of the Nsw-River Mine
raj COMPANY isalreudy 10 successful operation,
whio the lyANHOE IRON COMPANY, under
the presidency 81 Mr. J0rlon l. Mott, OF the
Mott Haven Iron Norsr, II Now Nork, has been
organized for the purpose Of erecting another
furnace Of large capacity.
Tbe EXTENSIVE MINES teighO OF the New
River Mineral Company, adjoining the town, are
already giving employ ment TO q largo number
The "IvANHOE ZINC CONPANY." with
cAuital Of fjlG ,O01. has purcha-ei immense do
uoslfs OF caIuAhle zInc-Orcs, which they are now
developing, aod Will soon erect several large
furnaces.
BEING THE ONLY CITY on this southern
connection o. the Norfolk and Western railroad,
lvAnhoe has become the great distributing point
for the immense ore-reids and agricultural AMI
,inber districts OF Southwestern Virginia aud
Western North Carolina.
situated IN the midst Of a great wocl-raising
district. and within a short hal Of tho southern
cOttun-nelds. no place in virginia possesses
greater advantages for WooLLEN- AND COT
TO>-MlLLS.
Vast tracts 81 red and white oas. chestnut.
hickory. pine. and hemleck near at hand fur
n,sh exceptional opportunities for woodwork
Ing establishments and steam tannefies.
A $4,000 HOTEL WILL BIZ ERECTED AT
ONCE.
Wster-works plsning-mill, elecric-light
plant, brick-works, etc., will lie erected az an
early date.
Being 1000 feet above the sea. the climate Is
unsurpassed by the celebrated mountain ro-
sorts Of tue world
A large ira Of level land, with front Of one
and half miles on tho NOW river, has boon sei
asids tor manufacturing purposes.
Liberal inducements vii b. offered all indus
tries locating here.
Through ~ connections with tho steamship
lines the Louisville aud Nashville. the Shenan-
dosh Valley, anI the Cape Fear aud faiSin-
Yalley railroads, snd IT. outlet on the ohio
river the Norfolk and Western railroad places
" lvauhoe in direct Communication with AL
the grost markets Of the North. East, South, aud
West
For maps descriptive pamphlets, etc. apply
to the secretary Of the company az "Iyanhoe."
Wytho county, Va. ~
President,
G. W. sEELEY.
Secretary aud treasurer
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RAGIHOAD LIVES
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.

~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 20, 1901
LEAyB RICHMOND.
ZOO A. NJ. Freight, EXCEPT sunday, Carries
passengers te.6oea kighmond sni
GOrqOusvilo.
$50 A. H. Daily for Old Point cni Norfolk
CHAR Car hicnmond 20 Ola Point
ii:Co A. II. Express, daily for Cinclnna.. Pull
man -.eeping Car ficc uiold 70 White
sulphur. ant r1limsn sleeper Char
lott 'syi.p % Cincinnati.
$50 p N Express daily f0r Olt oO!nt AID Nor
fOig. puumsa sleeping Car Clnc.n-
natl 10 Cid Point
go p. N. Accommodation, except sunday. for
Chariot ~ lie. Tn Saturday ths
ira "a rgQs taunton.
$40 p " The Z. r. v Limited daily. Pullman
sleeping Car Oh Poioi % Ciucinnsli.
Sold yesuOuls train, With Dining Car
and PuilnsDs Charlottesville 70 Gin
c.nnss and Pullman - Louisville.
TEAMS ARafyx Az RlcaHOsD.
7:45 A. VI. and 2.55 p. n. daily iron Cincinna Att
g:l5 A. n. daily, except Sunday. from Char
lotiessllo, OF Aoadays lrom Staun-
ton.
1870 A. NJ. and 7:i5 p. ". daily from Norfolk
eco T.. Vi. Fret hi from CLar.0ttesyuls Car
ries PASSENGERS.
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- noHrnAN crLEpRATIoN.

About one hundred Bohemian settlers in
this city assembled Mt Mr. Rott's farm. III
Prince Ge0rre county. Yesterday, and cele-
brated the glorious Fourth 10y dancing,
drinking beer. and other amasements.
Very few of these people are able q speak
the English language freely, and conse-
nuently there were no formal addresses.
The day passed of very pleasantly.
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FOR RENT.
nor RENT.

TUK KFNT.
----/,>~~~-~----~~->-~-----
TOR RENT. c.
No 1912 FLOYD avenue Siin per annum.
No l85 south Cherry street, $3.50 per annufn,
No h2i north 27th street 500 per snnurn.
No 40 east Grace street; SbOb per annum
No ll0f Floyd street. 500 per annum.
No 2}1i east Broad street; 500 per snnum.
No en- north renth street. s2-5 per ann1nl-
No 20B south Belgidere: $50 per annum.
No 800 ives Main street. 500 per annum.
No. 3i9 south laurel street: 500 per aunum.
Ne. 1914 east Broad street. 1870 per anuun.
No. 2SIO east Broad street; s. per annum.
No g0si east Broad street SEQ per annum.
No 2l3 Mayo street, 500 per annum.
ipnoue b34 JAMES Il. ELAN,
,yeN lll3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

L,OR RENT. HANDSOME NEWT-
L STOKE First and Broad. IA
STORE AND DWELLING First uear Broad.
STORE AND DWELLING Second and Main
STORE AND DWELLING Second and Canal.
STORE AND DWELLING Twenty second and
Main.
STORE AND DWELLING No. iif7 east Frank
lin. ~ iO' w.
ty6-lt lOli Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
vNHE HYGElA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.

Unsurpassed In appointments. table AMI gene
raj attention. Terms Ices, fer tho nccommoda-
tions, .entertsinments, aud smusenenis given.
than al any resort OF Its prestige Ia tho United
state. Music twice q day by the celebrated
Fort Monroe Baud, nignuy hops. Safest ana
most doll. n.fui suri-bsthlng Gu the coast good
sailing, nsning, and driving. Frequent pro-
seucs OF foreign and American snips-of-war;
daily inspections, drills. parsdes> cenaon aud
rife target practice. A broad eIpaDse OF salt
water surrounds Ola Point Comiofi, hencs moro
ar, no land br~szes. no malaria, no hay fever,
ne oppressive hsnL Tho evenings are delight
ful. and the nights cool and refreshing. The
most charming N srine Views In the verdi send
Tor descriptive pamphlet FIN. fihh'
10 2l-sA,Su, u4 lhtsel Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

No cure-all or untried remedy will cure
~ does Simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
Hotel Physician.
OCEAN-VIEW HOTEL.

Tnis yeli-Rnown SEASIDE RESORT 10 now
open 70 the public Eight miles from Noriolk.
BATHING unexcelled, perfect security, no un-
uertow, free from shells FISHING Tho nnest
on tho Atlantic coast; uoais Win ~ equlplne.'
.uppled Ths JENKINS 1kA NSFEk CUMPi-
Ny, In Norfolk. whl give special attention 10 our
guests. Address -
JAS. l. WILLIAMS, Manager,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

By J. b. Davis, Auctoneer,
(E. b. Cook, sslesmsn.)
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE. GLASSWARE, CRocKERY.
CARPETS, MATTRESSES, CUR
TAINs. PICTURES. &C.
ATAUCTIOS.
By request Of the owner, who Is leaving the
city, Will sell Al 301 west lay street on
MONDAY. JULY Z, 1890,
at 1870 A. NJ, all OF the furniture and house
Keeping goods Ga tsree rooms, consisting OF
WALAl-T (marble-fop CHAMBER SUIT,
! COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
handsome WALNUT WARDROBE,
large WALNUT ARM ROCKlNG-CHAIR,
SOLID OAK slDEBOAkD (marDle-iopl,
4OAk ARM CHAIRS.
iMAHOGONY PEDESTAL DINING-TABLE,
1OAK REFRIGERATOR,
iMAGlC RANGEAND a. ESSILS, in good order;
NURSERY aud CHAMBER TENDERS,
Ou~PAINrINGS. LACE CURTAINS, SHADES,
CROCKERi. GLASS WARE, &c.
TERMS: Cash. sale positive.
!. B. DAVIS, Auctloneer.
Conducted by 2. y. cooS. y6
ny 'ffNl 80 W. "thINs shNs-Hs'AA'N-f
Ono. +. Lsughiou. %, salesman
No. q NIut. street
NEW WALNUT PA .LOR SUIT,
y WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT. RFFkIGRRA-
TORS, OlL~CtOTus, THY BOXES, MIS-
CELLANEOU> GOODS AT AJC,iON.-On
MONDAY rHg I'm INSTANT
AZ 1850 A. VI. ] Will sell 40 nv an .,.on-room.-
! NEW EMBOSSED HAIk-CLJlH PAhLOR
SUIT.
Several SECOND HAND PARfO SUITS;
/ WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, wifb WARDROBE
20 match with plNe- glass door;
Several GOOD REFhlGkitAIOLS:
FEATHER BEDS and MATTRESSES;
WAKDROBgs, LOUNGES, BEDSTEADs, Ia
BLES:
PICTURES. FLOOR OIL-CLoTHs, MATTISGS;
WIKE BED-SPHINGS. BUREAUS:
COOKING and OiL-SrOVk~
MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEKEEPING ARIl-
Giles.
q IRON-FRAME TRRg-BOXEs.
Goods must DO removed to make room FOR
Crorkery eale GEORGE Is. MAYO.
ly6 Auctoneer.
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NOR RE N t.

II III
$50 per apnum--No. 92i east Marshall street;
10 rooms
$3.50 per annum-No- 10 north Seventh street;
10 rooms
$3.50 per anuum-No. 40 ives, Main street: va
cant August Is.
f4eO per snnum-No. 4O6 west Main street; va
cant September 18TH
$3.50 per annum-No. 5ii north Eighth street;
6rocms.
$500 per aonum--No sos north Twelfth street.;
srooms-yacant August LIST
500 per annum-No. 3i& west Main street;
rooms
$40 per annum-So 7os Buchanan street;
rooms.
$40 per month-No sis Spring street rooms.
$40 per mouth-Cheuy and Spring streets;
rooms.
Sia per month-No 10 north Fourth street;
rooms.
SIS per month-corBer Twenty-ninth street
aud Sine-Aile road, NICE DWELLING aud
STORE. stables. WELL &C.; four acres OF land.
Apply 70 FRANK ID. HILL CO..
iy 2.eod3t north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

BEATRICE c. GUM. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST r. p.
GUMS ADMINISTRATION IT Al. DsFENDANT5-
IN THg CHANCBRY COCKr or IHE CITY or
RICHMOND.
|, Charles W. Godiln, clerk OF the said Court,
certify that the bood required II the Special
Commissioners. Allen q. Collins. II. H. Pollard.
and j. Lane stern. by the decree In the SAID
cause OF June "A. 1892. has eeen duly given.
Given under my hand this - day OF June,
1890 CHARLES W. GODDIN, CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

WINDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS.
w We.t,rn MARYLAND reilrosi-I,0 900 fset
above tide, No mosquitoes Large buildings
gardens, orchards. Splendid shade Good ianls
Hor,es stables, &c. Circulars ST Dispatch erice.
ADDE'S. A. NJ. JELLY, Proprietor,
g. I'm New Windsor. Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

BY James Ma,ioucGll, Auc'oneer,
Onlce No. 100 east Main street
VRUSTEE SALE OF THE ENTIRE
4 FACTORY And STOCK OF c. VI. ANGLE
on THE SECOND FLOOR or Nc. 1910 EAST
CARY STREEr.-BY virtue 81 a deed OF trust
executed 20 the unhersignod, trustee. by Charles
Nj. Angle on the 80 day OF July, 1870, duly re-
corded IN the Clerk. Office OF tho Richmond
Chaucery Court, shall proceed % sell az public
auction. on the promises on
THURSDAY. JULY n. 1900,
az II o'clock A. VI. a largo assortment N IA
NANA, SUMATtA, ana sEED-LkAf TOBACCO,
used for De- manpiaciuro Of cigars ana cnerooi-'
a lot ~ manufactured CIGARS, and CH KkoolS,
LABELS, BOXES. MOUIDS, IRON SAFE, FIN
TUkfs, AMI FCRNl1 UkE. To fact anything
contained Ia tho premises o. conveyed IN said
decd.
Tho attention o. the trade ana others = re-
spertfuuy invited 20 this -ale ~ 10 presents
nrsi-clas- opportunity 90 any Que desiring 20 en-
gnge in ibis kind OF nusiur4s.
1RsWs. Announced a. sale.
WILLIAM Fl EGfNuEiNER, Trustee
JAMES MAcDouGALL, Aucti0neor. W5
The above sale IS postponed until
WFDN ESDAY, July 10, $50,
at II O'Clock a. ".
ly6 WILLIAM FLRGENHEIMrR, Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

JMME DIATELl AFTER THE
4 foregoing sale, AZ the same place. the under
signed. a. commissioners under decree Of the
Chancery Court Of Richmond city entered on
juno IL. 1880, Ia the SUIT Of Beatrice c. Gum
u.s. RPGunn's administrator and others Will soil
tbnt lot or LAND On The east side o. IWonty-
third street between Main and Cary streets. IN
Richmond city, irOu ing sixty feet GA IHouty-
third street ADD running back esst"rly. tetwesn
paral lines 100 feet, beginning az tue distance
Of l35 feet from The south line Of Main street
and bounded on the NORTH ami south by an
alley fifteen fe5 wide.
TERMS: One fourth Of the purchase money 20
he paid In cash, residue IN three equal pay
men AZ slI. twelve, snl eighteen non'hs,
negotiable notes % b. given for tho deferred
payments, with interest aided and title 10 10 re-
tanned until the whole pgrchase-mODey - paid.
ALLEN q. COLLINS,
Il. 4. tOLLARD.
j. LAMB STERN,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

Mr.. George Gil. who was assaulted and
robbed by tramps at Crewe early yesterday
morning, arrived at his home IN tins city
this morning. Ills injuries, while quite So
we're, are not dangerous. ile SAYS ho was
Knocked down With stuck by one OF the
tramps. The assGilants have not yet been
caught.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Annie G..
wife OF Thomas y. Davidson, reached
here this afternoon on the train iron the
West and the funeral was conducted by
Rev. DR.. :. ". Kosebro. pastor OF tho
Tabb-Streot PRESBYTERIAN church.
DIR. Frank Hines and wife. OF Corslcana,
Tex, arrived In the city to-day. and ale the
guests OF Mrs. W. II. Isppey.
The remains OF the infant child ot MIR.
George Cameron, who died in Lynchburg
yesterday, werl brought here to-day, and
the funeral took place from Grace church.
Jack kiiralI, the noted pugllist. accom-
panied by william Muldoon and Mike
Donovan. arrived here to-day rid the Nor
folk and Western railroad aud went North.
A gentlemen residing Oh Halifax street ~
the owner OF ia snall-size farm upon which
there il a luxurant growth OF vegetables
But, strange 10 LAY. bis potato-vlnes have
no potatoes Oh them. his cucnmber-unes
give no fruit. and there is not NH ear on his
corn.
Mr.. John c. Teller. whose death occur
red IN Richmond Yesterday, had many
warm friends in Petersburg. especially
among the Pythians aud Odd-FellOws.
whose lodges he often visited, aud at the
installation Of whose officers he often AS
sisted.
The Oldest Fourth-of-July orator living
in our city is Alexander DoDnsn, ESQ.,. OF
the well-known LEGAL firm Of Donnan *
Hamilton Fifty years ago yesterday Mr..
Donnan delivered the Grafton at the cele-
bratiop Of the Fourth in the old theatre on
Bollingbr street. Military companies
were present from Richmond and Frede::
Yicksburg Mr.. Donnan is still active and
energetic, and Is greatly b0uored by our
peopls. ROBIN ApAiR.
No enre all or unfriad remedy will cure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS AT TIE NORMAL

The Board OF Visitors Of the Virginia
Normal and Collegiate Institute have de,
termiued 10 make some acduonal ana
necessary improvements 10 that building.
They propose to erect two or three ire
escapes aud 10 purchase about 500 feet OF
one-and-a-ouarter-lnch linen hose for use
In case of IRE. BIDS for the same will be
opened on the lst of August, the hose to
be IN lOO-feet SECTIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
BY Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
No. 1850 Main Stree.

BY Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate Aucti0neer.
No. 1900 Main siree..
4 UCTTON SALE or VALUABLE
n BUILDING lots, WITH SMALL FRAME
HOUSE TIL ,kEON CONTAINING THREE
KOONS.-At the request = lLe owner VIII SOL
By auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 10. 1870
a, 6 o'clock p. ~, tho VALUABLE PROPERTY
mentioned above. Tho zoo fronts 100 feet on
Graham street between linton aud kOmpkins
streets and runs back 40 feet % en- alley ~ feet
wide.
This property ls rapidly Increasing In value,
aud being eituate1 on tho main street. loading
from WilliamsOurg avenue O. the new NaiionH-
Cemetery road mus; In the near future provo
much more valuable.
TERMS: Easy. and Dcunccd AZ selc.
iy5 LOUIS RAW llN6S. AucilOnesr.
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COAST LINE

RlcHHoSD AND PErERsBU 20 RAILRoAs
TIME-IAbLk
Commencing SUNDAY, Nay 40. i'l0 ~ 30 A
~. UAlas on sAls rosi will ran - f9l!91
TRAINS sOUrHWAaD.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-05

Our farmers have worked hard this
year and the result begins to appear in
ever frightening rows of cotton bales
along our streets. Great quantities OF
cotton are coming into town every day
and the farmers are returning home with
their pockets full of cash. Starke shows
more life and hustle than any town on
the F. G. & P. road. We know this to be
so because they say it is so. Our mer-
chants are buyingcotton by the car load.
Several car loads arrived this week from
below.-Starke Telegraph.
The Juno Beach Land Company of
Florida has filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of State. The in
corporators are all New York capitalists.
The capital stock is $4,000 and the
company is authorized to establish a
winter resort at Juno Beach, Dade coun-
ty; to build hotels, club houses, cottages,
etc. The officers are Samuel Barton,
president; A. Van Santvoord, vice-presi-
dent; G. Vanderbilt Barton, secretary
and treasurer, and the following direct
ors: Chauncey M. Depew, Samuel Bar
ton, Frederick w. Vanderbilt, A. Van
Santvoord and H. Walter Webb, all of
New York city.
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Manatee Advocate.
Green turtle are still coming up on
every trip OF the st. Lucie. Fourteen
were shipped on her last trip from Fort
Pierce to Savannah.
The orange crop at ST. Francis will ex-
coed all expectations, and in few weeks
will be ready for shipping. The groves
are allin excellent condition.
Bucki & Co., have shipped only 100000
feet of lumber this month, but Manager
Barker tells us he confidently expects to
ship 100000 feet during November
Fernandina Mirror.
Judging by the ponderous freight that
is passing through Jacksonville on it's
way to the sugar works at st. Cloud, it
appears that the capacity is being mate
rially enlarged
The Gainesville Sun says that Thomas
E. Hale, of Alachua county, has oranges
now ripening that will weigh one pound
each, and that his trees are so full that
it is necessary to prop them up.
An exchange says: A prominent cigar
manufacturer OF Jacksonville, lately re-
turned from a business trip to Tampa
and the Gulf coast, says that smuggling
from Cuba is going on quietly but to a
greater extent than formerly.
The grading on the Florida Midland
and Gulf is nearly completed now from
Valdosta, Ca, to the Florida line, fifteen
miles, and the grading contracts have
been closed from the Florida line via
Madison to Dead Mans Bay Fla, seven
ty miles.
The British steamer Energia, now ly-
ing alongside the railroad wharf, is tax
ing on her cargo of cott on rapidly.
Nearly 5000 bales have thus far been
slowed, and she will take at least 5000
bales averaging 500 pounds each.-Pen-
sacoia News, 18th.
On Monday night there was shipped by
express from this place by the South
Florida route alone, thirty-two pack
ages, consisting of crates, boxes and bar
rels, filled with oranges, egg plant, Gu
cumhers and quashes.-South Florida
Courier, Plant City.
The fnestsyrup barrels made in Florida
are turned out at Sheriff Bigham's coop
er shops in Bronson. These barrels have
the reputation OF being the best made
and many of them are made and sold
every year Other factories would pay
immensely here, such as a moss factory,
cotton factory, furniture factory, bucket
and tub factory, canning factory, etc.
Levy Times-Democrat.
The guava industry is now n very
promising one for the Indian river. They
grow readily and bear plentifully. One
party reports that a few years ago he al
lowed quantities of them to rot on the
ground A demand was established and
increased until last year he was pleased
to get so cents bushel, and this year
he finds ready sale for his crop, which is
quite extensive, at 40 cents a peck.-Ti-
tusville Star.
n'county. farmers have shortcotton
crops staring them in the face, but they
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