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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
He KNEW HIS BUSINESS.
First lie Ran Away, aud Then Pretended
Lamcncss.

.
Lamencss.
"Cburn-dOC" stories are always in order.
A city man who used to live on farm. as
40 many city men did when they were boys,
sends us this says FOrcs' and Sirsdm: At
home on the farm we had a number OF
COWS. so many that churnng was
too heavy a task for even the men
folks. so Mr. l.. rugged MP dog-churn, an
inclined wheel, Il sort OF canine tre1d-fnill.
IL hecame tho duty of PontO. q large
white IuastiI. to treaI that monotonouS
cycle, and Notwithstanding the toothSomo
bit Of meat that was fastenod on lath
within four inches of his nose. he WAS not
a; all proud Of his position and Response
bllity.
He made several attempts to shlrk his
task. and twice succeeded. He got TO
know when chnrning-day came around Is
we'll as anv ono in the house.
On the morning of that day he would
lolter about the kitchen door until he WAS
fed. and as soon as he heard the note of
preparatiun-thc bringing OF the cream
Jugs preparing the churn. hc.-he wou.d
put for the woods ana wOuju not De seen
again until night.
The day Of churning was changed. and
next morning a more crestfallen and as
tonished dog was never seen when hs was
collared and barnesscd to the beam which
set the dash Ill motion: he looked posi-
lively foolish. He did his work, but with
lowered head and in cogitation evidently.
On another occasion he tried another
dodge. When they were about to put him
on the wheel he ran up to his mistress.
holding up one paw. affecting to be lame.
She thought much of the dog and was
inclined to let HIM off that day. The next
instant he was seen charging over high
fence after neighbours cat. Well" sad
tho old LADY. IF he can go after cat like
that he is able to churn." And he did, anu
never tried to shirk his work again.
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MCCLELLAN AS A HORSEMAN.
Hc Sat In the Saddle with Grace aHd



Major. Genera! George b. Mcclellan was
one of the handsomest men on horseback
in tho Federal service. He sat in the sad
die with a grace and ease peculiarly his
own. All his appointments were IN tho
most correct taste and his horses were iuIl-
Hooded animals, says % writer III Hider ana
Urirr.
Wearing highly-polished riding-boots
coming up nearly 10 his hips, and wrinklcd
from the lnstcp TO the knee, he would 90
splashing over the roads until horse. rlder,
and boots were covered with Virginia
mud. probably the stickiest substance In
existence. HIS servant. too. always had q
clean pair of boots for the General on his
return to quarters. after which the man
would spend q couple Of hours cleaning
the other pair. The soldiers at Yorktown
used 10 saw that Little Mac" could COL
lect more mud in all hours time than any
other general III the army. r
Mcclellan was passionately fond OF
horses. and preferred to have them coal
black. No other officer during tho war
possessed sucn magnetism over his troops.
To see HIM ride by a moving column was
pleasant experience.
How is the road. boys?" he would ask
geniallv.
And then the men would cheer as IL they
He was always looking out for cases of
distress. At South Mountain, while the
army OF the Potomac was advancing TO
Antietam. the General found wounded
man by the roadside. As tho poor fellow
could not walk Mcclellan leaped from
his saddle and assisted tue soldier into IT,
sending ali orderly with him to the field
hospital.
As Mcclellan mounted the orderly's
horse his chief of staii asked why he did
not send the inferior animal instead OF his
own.
Because" replied little Mac, a gene.
rails horse is not too good 70. brave and
wounded man."
Mcclellan always rode at slapping pace,
and saw that his stat were well mounted,
for nothing more dspleased him than their
inability To keep up with him. lie was
very cool on ltbe battlefield and used to
ride from point TO point IN the calmest
manner.
Selecting an advantageous position, he
would survey the field of operations
through his glass. the horse under him
meanwhile cLamping and paving until
checked by o motion of the reins. With
ont attempting the cavalry seat or style
Mcclellan had at all times perfect CON.
1nand over his charger. His knowledge of
horscilesh is shown toy the invention OF the
Mcclellan saddle. the easiest for man and
beast ever made.
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Got His License.

Warrington Evening Iost.I
BIOS, is dis yero de place whar yer buy,
lisenses fur glttin' married by 7" asked ,
Young negro Of Clerk Meigs at the CITY
Hall Yesterday afternoon.
This is is tho place, young man." th'
genial clerk replied. What is your name
piease!"
"'Taint fur myself dat wants it fur
Deed yer 10 wrong dar, boss. ! wants 1t fni
or freu Of mine over IN Georgetown, what
is coin' ter marry Liza Jones tonight. dat
is OF dar amt no law agin marry on Fri.
DAYS. Sim Smith. no lows dat dar is.
But | toll him dat dat law didn't tech
Georgetown folks, nowise. An Ise right,
amt |. boss?"
well" replied Mr. Meigs. 1.-THE law Of
superstition Is against marriages on Fri
DAYS, but feel you are correct IN stating
tina; it does not teoh' the good people OF
Georgetown"
II knowed yer'd stain me- Judge. yer
honor. ! knowed dar WIZ two diff'rent
laws fur Washington an Georgetown, fer
yer only CUTS fifteen days IN Georgetown
fur dc same fence dat yer glts thirty days
in Washington. knows. fur lse tried 'em
bofe. Make dat lisens for Henry Jeems
Johnson an Liza Jones, please sab"
Both live III Georgetown" asks Mr..
Meirs, as he proceeds to ill ont the de-
sired document.
/" Vas, sab, bofe uf us-I means dsy bofe
liv's dab, sah."
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BY request Of the owner. who will in the near
future remove TO his new homo In tho western
suburbs will sell by auction on the premises, On
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1891,
At , o'clock p. NJ, that ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
WITH The VERY LARGE AND EXTRA
HANDSOME GROUNDS, situated as above and
occupied by Major DOOley.
On the first floor are tho parlor, stting-room.
dlning-room, library. pantry, &c-all very hH !
come, the library being eiaborately. tasteiully.
and extensively finished perhaps the pretiies
thing u the kind In the lily. ON the sec'nd moor
are four chambers. bath, &c. ami on me ihri
are three chambers. The halls are spGciOls and
the s'eirwayS broad and easy.
The house T. heated by q furnace and open
ireplaces. The large and couspicuously-beau-
tiful grounds are situated on an attractive cor
ner. commanding n splendid view westward
along Franklin street. and are well set In trees,
shrlbbery and foweriug-psn's.
In tho rear. on a wide, paved alley. IL fhc most
excellent stable, with room for four horses an /
two vehicles. and above are two servants rooms
and feed-rOom.
THIS PROPERTY. beautiful in Itself, enjoys n
pre-emnently commanding position az -egaris
convenience and healthfulnes= Of location, So
cety and general surroundings.
II she purchaser should not care 10 retain all
o. the grounds he could sell OIL A. or 30 feet at
the corner without injury 20 the house. or by re-
moving one Of the wings he could spare % or 30
feet.
IL goes without saying that this is not only the
most attractive Frankln-street property on tho
market, but Is the only large lot that can BIO had
east Of Harrison street-a fact that should i'm
press Itself upon all who want what Is 10 be had
here only.
TSRas: One fourth cash balance at one, two,
and three years. for notes with interest semi
ocII v ". BowE.
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The CAPTAIN looked at his watch 1t va:
then 10 o'clock, and he felt that at tnat
hour the situntion was well-nigh hopeless,
"Havc You heakd from Speed or Holt ~
"Yes. from both" replied the General.
"what do they say!" g.,
"Thc President ~ engaged, put ,hey
will sec him before he goes to pee. anu,
"That's the Washington call! shouted
tho operator. as he bent over the sounder.
He ijsteucd Cor few seconds with the
Tin If his pencil between his teeth. linen
he becan 10 write in that long. sweeping
hand neculiar TO the most skilled OF the
craft. while the two officers bent over to
catch the words as they dropped from MS
pencil:
"WAsHrxoroN. ID. c., II +. NIL
November 10. 1868.
General Boyle, Camp Dick Rocnson' he'-
lucky:
eve have seen tho President and laid
before him the dispatches oil yourseiI hnu
Captain Forbes IA re of EdWaru CaihPooi.
now under sentence of doath AT your pUs,.
Mr. Lincoln will at once ins yautno reo W."
Here the clicking stopped ana the OK
c;.ed oporator worked his switches WITH
out evoking sound; then ne LOOKUP up
49," INV God. gentlemen. the limo is down
between here and Cincinnati
And how long before it can be re,
waved 90 asked tho General as he picked
n" The partly-written dispatch and read
il over. ,.s 90 roorrou
AT the soonest not Deiore 'o-"oiio"
noon" ,. for 20
morrow morning at g." said-tho Captain.
"See here. Forbes. read that dispatch
aIoud SO that can hear how 1t sounds
then tell me what you think OF it," Ana
General Bowie handed the paper to the
Can,ain. and throwing himself into
chair pressed his hands to his eyes. -,
The Captain did as was ordered. then
said: .A,,d ,,,ooo
the most favorable construction on those
but they are unsigned; they really
convey no authority, IL. ILL,
"If You err it will be on the right side;
the word 'postpones implies reprieve.
and should 80 interpret 1t. What 40 you
say, General 2"
II say you are right. and will do so II
I am court-martialled for 1t ana lose NV
commission" said the General In the iorce-
full way 80 characteristic OF him.
without waiting to hear more, captain
Forbes dashed out of the ONCE ana ran
with all haste TO the guard house. lie
lcaped past the sentry without needing
his challenge and reaching out his hands
to the brother and sister, he shouted:
Congratulations! There will be no exc
cution tomorrow"
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AUCTION sALES-Future Days.
DyP. r. Winston b Son
and
Sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" or THAT GRAND, CENTRAxL1I;r.L az, III
GATED AN PIE iMP sR"4},rnrt rHpr CORNER OF
MARSHALL AND ELEVENTH srKEEts,
BEISu THE LATE RESIDENCE Or TIE f:
Hon. JAMES NELSON, FRONTING % On v LIE
EAST LINE OF MARSiiALL sI piirs % I rsF
100 FEET TO AN ALLEY.-By virtue OF az
crco Of the Circuit Court OF Ifenrico county, en-
tered on tho 9th day OF October, 1871 10 .no
cause OF "smith and wife rs. Niche and az, mo
Undersigned special commissioner VIII 80" ~
public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY THE oOrH DAY or OCTOBER 1891
NJ 4:3O o'clock p. NJ, the aboyc described ana
centrally located PROPERTY.
Tho improvements consist OF largo brick
dwelling with over IL rooms, brick Kitchen Win
4 rooms, carriage-house anu stable. Ironing o.
feet on tho cast lipc OF Eleventh street ana
running back within parallel lines lZV tees " T"
lO-fOot alley. .
This splendid picco Of property being In q
good nelghborhoOd, just one square from tho
new City Han. near the Capitol, post-oiiice, and
surrounded by churches. and In every other way
desirably located IL IL seldom that such proper.
ty 80 well located can be had on the market, ana
those IN search OF n good homo or prontapic III
ycstments will do well to attend this SALE
TERMS or SALE: one third In cash; balance on
a credit Of six, eight, twelve, ana twehty.iour
months for negotiable notes, interest added rom
day Of sale, and the title retained until al tne
purchase money IL paid and q deed ordered 70
''''''N - BENJAMIN II. NASH.
Special Commissioner.
SMITH AND WIFE vs.. NICHE AND AIS.
I, W. S. Lcake Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Henrco county, certify that the bond required
Of b. II. Nash, the special commissioning, by Inc
decree IN said cause Of October D, 1891, has beel
duly given.
1891. w. :. LEAKE,
&C Ii CIcIA.
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ONES 7
VALUES!

Have you seen our line Of sl5 Suits
vet :? The best men in Richmond are
buying em-men who never bought
ready-made suits before. They're the
best suits on earth for the money. We
have them in Fancy Cassimeres, Black
and Fancy Worsteds, in handsome
Cheviots and Homespuns, in every shade
and color suitable to the season-suits
made by our own tailors, suits tho
roughly shrunk, properly made, and
elegantly finished. We've seen suits
not as good sold for $50; your tailor
won't mako you one for any less. Our
purpose in putting so much LABOR
and WORTH into these suits is to ex-
tend the sale OF our superior garments
as quickly as possible.
We have Mems Suits as low as s. and
sc OF no mean material. They're not
go fine or dressy, but they are the best
knock-about working suits ever sold for
the money ANYWHERE.
Good, substantial, serviceable Busi-
ness Suits at $3.50, IS, 50, and large
line at $40. They are rafting good
suits, made OF Atwood fabrics-suits
that We know no other dealer can sell
you for less than 81 or 50 moro.
Don't you need an OVERCOAT? II
you do, you had better see what We have
on sale. Our $40 Coats are of good ma
terials in all shades and colors that are
new and desirable. Try one Of them
on. You will be charmed with the fit
and general looks. An immense assort-
ment in Finer Grades, ranging in price
from SO to $50.
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AUCTION sALEa--Fnture Days.
BY Frank d. Hin Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
IYALuABLE IMPROVED PRO.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO.
Y PKRTY AND LOTS ADJOINING At
NORTHEAST CORNER OF NATIONAL GENE.
TERRY ROAD AND LEWIS STREET. NEAk
CiiIMBORAZO PARK, FOX SALE By AUG.
TION BY virtue II two deeds OF trust, the nrst
from Henry r. Adams and vito to Frank d. Hill,
trustee, and tho other from Henry J.. Adams TO
Guy X. London, trustee. dated April z, 1883.
and October z, 1890, respectively, and both duly
recorded In Hcnrico County Court Clerks ONCE,
we will sell at auction, on tho premises ~ =
o'clock r. NJ, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1891,
the PROPERTY described In said deeds as fol-
lows: The LOT, WITH IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, IN county Of Iienrico. containing
2-lO OF an AFRO on north side OF Lewis street,
being the same lot OF land conyeyei 20 said
Adams from tho estate OF Ranks Wade. ON which
there Is y new FRAME DWELLING and other
improvements; also, THAT CERTAIN PARCEL
OFLAND adjoining tho above, fronting 90 feet
on Lewis stree, and extending back between
irregular lines about % feet 20 an alley 20 feet
wide, being same land conveyed TO said Adams
by James 4. Dickinson, trustee.
This property being IN such - prominent ioca-
tion-at the intersection of Lewis street, IN Full
ton with the beautiful National road, leading TO
the cemetory-wili prove q good Investment Tor
any purchaser.
TERMS: Cash. but more favorable terms may
be had on day Of sale. FRANK ID. HILL.
GUY X. LONDON.
ocfJ Trustees.
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AUCTION sAIrs
by N. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Anctloa..,
TRUSTEES SALE or ~,
cELLENT NEARLY-SEw Yp,,,
DWELLINGS.
slruArkDoS WEST sIDEogrme,,-
STREET BETWEEN RAyDs s.. -
AT AucTl0S

BY virtue q deed ~ IT,,
D!ckorson AMI Knnis birser.... M fHsf
dersignei ~ Trustee. dafel D.,.. r.
recorded In Henrlco County C,... 'ti't =,
i33, "a, page lO1. EeaiI. I.. Dog
holders o. the notes tlar,',. .'.''
pubic auc'lon' on Tho premise. .a '. +,
SATURDAY. Oeloe.s i-
at 0 o'clocs L. ". The PROPERTY
SAID deed. consisting ~ "a. a. ar..
referred e., "hich are nov ,r. ''.' i.'
houses with iour rooms ea.f az. "a.
which ihey stand fronting g. 'l..' re -f..
back ~ feet 10 an ni.ay d. f...
snug houses arc in TIA re... t
ana deserve the at'onI.r ~ f't's
rhLldiy-improsings section : r.... .t
itHNs; cash sl'ic.el; f1 tas,.
sale and any taxes 'ha, mtvfl .', 4,
charge note for *l,O0O. VIZ .-.
tober 10, 1891. Lui lr....tt..
hlso 10 disehargc > r0fo f- .r.. rl
teres' from tho l0th n Apr is.. .
iecr' anu tho re-l'.eDf ~. r... -. 4.
such time, and 90 BE- NJ .....i
a. the granior. in sl.l I..f .... rs...,
case "i iHllnro ~ give -l.h ~
tees may see o.. 50 U...
ocit L. @ j.. lla..0.
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Heard la the Night.

Mamma. please gimme o drink OF
water; I'm so thirsty"
No. You are not thirsty. Turn over
and go to sleep"
"a pause.) Mamma, won't y0u please
gimme drink! I'm so thirsty"
II you don't turn over aud 90 to sleep
I'll get up and spank you!"
tAnother pause.( Mamma. won't you
please gimme drink when you get up to
spank me!"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
ByJ. Is. Elan e. Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street.
THAT MOST ATT Il CTIVE
l. ELIGIBLY LOCATED, NEW, De-
TACHED THREE-STORY

NNHAT MOST AIT IL A 4 T. /,
l. ARCHAEOLOGICAL, NEW, De-
TACHED TIIREE-STORf
BRICK RESIDENCE
No. g34 WEST GRACE STREET,
WITH FINE LOT 34x156 FEET.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
ON EXCEEDINGLY LIBERAL TERMS.
on MONDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 18TH.
ut > o'clock L. NJ. we shall by request OF the
owner sell by public aution on the promises.
THE ABOyE-NAMED VERY ATTRACTIVE
AND TRULY VALUABLE RESIDENCE on the
north side OF west Grace street between shnier
and Harrison streets, which was erected within
the past five years by one OF our best builders
and in tho very best manner, containing twelve
rooms, having all the modern cOnyeniences ana
admirably arranged, having large double par
lors, large dining-roOm and kitchen, five cham
hers Of good eizc servants rooms, panty, closets,
bathroom. etc, the entire house being well
lighted. well ventilated. and in nice order. Inc
lot fronts ~ feet and runs back between parhl-
lei lines Ij6 feet to a wide-payed alley. first
rate home In achoico location. The many seekers
for such property should avail themselves Of this
sale, "a nothing better IL likely 10 be offered,
and possession can be had at once.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance IN i've equal
instalments b. negotiable notes nj one, two,
threc four, and Ave years, interest at per cent
in separate notes, payable seml-annualiy, ana
secured by decd OF trust.
J. Is. ELAN s. CO.,
Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
BY 7. =. Winston & Son,
Real Estate Agents.

A UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE
n CORNER LOT FRONTING 80 FEET ON
CARRlNGTON STREET. RUNNING BACK 100
FEET ALONG TULIP STREET, IT BEING THE
CORNER LOT OF TULIP AND DARLINGTON
STREETS, SUITABLE FOR A STORE, AND
HAVING A DWELLING-HOrSE THEREON
WHICH CAN EASILY BE TURNED INTO A
STORE. A STORE IN THIS VICINITY REfNG
VERY DESIRABLE. THERE BEING NONE IN
THAT ELECTROMAGNETIC will offer the
above PROPERTY for sale. on the premises,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER -, 1891,
at $50 O'Clock p. Vi.
TERMS: Easy: to be made ut sale.
Pr. WINSTON & SON,
ocS Real Estate Auctioneers.
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Special Commission
FRANK D. HILL & Co., Auciloneers.
BY r. B. Chanin Il Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. | north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L THREE HOUSES on THIRTY-FIRST BE-
TWEEN q AND = STREETS AND THREE
HOUSES On TWENTIETH STREET BETWEEN
7 AND Z, AND ONE HOUSE on . STREET,
by virtue OF TWO deeds Of trust from Lawson
Brown and wife. the 1rst dated May 10, 1890.
recorded III Richmond Chancery Court, Deed
Book lao A. page 430, and Henrico County Court.
Deadlock $50 A. page 3I5, the second dated
July II, 1890. recorded in Richmond Chancery
Court, Deadlock l4l c, page 2il, and AT the
request OF beneficiary, default having been made
in payments under both deeds. We will sell by
public auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1891,
commencing on Twentieth street at o'clock 7.
NJ, and on Thirty-first street NJ 1870 O'clock Z.
NJ, the PROPERTY described "a follows:
LIST. All that LOT OF LAND WITH IMPROVE
MENIS THEREON lying and being IN iae city
OF Richmond, Va, fronting 80 feet on vest line
OF Ihirty-nIst street between D and l. streets,
and running back between parallel lines 1872
feet % an alley Also, all that LOT OF LAND
WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON lying AMI
being in the county OF Henrico, Va. fronting ON
west line OF Twentieth street between Z and q
streets 40 feet inches, and rpnEins back ue-
tween parallel lines 1872 feet.
I'd. All that LOT or LAND WITH IMPROVE
MENlS THEREON lying and being in the city
OF Richmond, Va. No. 800, located on ho north
west corner OF Thiriy-frst and D streets. 'front.'
ing on Thirty-first street 30 feet, then back be-
tween parallel lines 1872 feet to an alley. Also,
LOT 9O6. beginning so feet from northwest ~
ner OF Thirtyrirst ami . streets. thence towards
street and fronting on Thiriy-nrst street u
feet, ana back between parallel iiue -. lee, TO
an alley.
This property is located in the growing Eas,
End and should attract the attention OF parties
seeking homes or wishing to max. investments
hot requiring very large capital
TERMS: Whilst the deeds redui,s cash as 10 ex-
penscs and debts due, silly IS and 81. 399. Is,
more liberal terms viii be announced at hour OF
sale. JULIUS sTRATS,
w. j. WESrWO0D,
X. b. CuAFtIN,
Trustees in both deeds.
X. B. CHAFfrN & Co., Auctiolcers. ocS
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CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.

We have a suit at l.9S, and it's cool
one-stylishly made and perfect fitting.
You might perhaps match it for 81. 80,
but we doubt il. Of course We have
better suits at higher prices, and lots of
EN-. If you will look through our line
YOU will be sure to make selection.
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By " ". i
Real Estate ~ 20
NHAT SNUG, ATTRACTIyELl-'


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lNDl" = =
HING Al tHE sol nN f ID.
ST. JAMES AND 90 VA >i"t -
quest Of the owner "c 49, s-'i '.
the promises, on
THURSDAY. olio. l.' ,
at4P.M. sharp. The rAuf JOB ,.. 50
toned. The LOT fronts l' ... 80
by a depth Il 100 ie-' o. d.. ,s--s
upon which Is a su0'i franc ......
Hero il a charce Tor y0l ,n-
TERxs: Easy AMI si' -
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FOR RENT.


DWELLINGS FOR RENT. fTf
No. Oh cast Main sfre"t q rooms.
No. 527 north Ninth strsei IL rooms
No. . wesi Marshall street tOOins.
No. IL Mayo street rooms.
No. 4 north Plum street : !, rcoTs-
No. 6O1 east Main street IOiooms.
No. 3i2iS south Third street rooms.
No. 200 north Third street Z i"nfn-.
No. 5Oi west Cary street roon-.
No. 3lS north 18th street rooms.
No. ~ -onth Pin" street . I fColns-
No. ~ east Cary street Il rooms.
No. 63l north Eighth street, 3 rooms.
No. los north Beech street. & room.
No. PIN south Cherry street: rooms.
No. 23Ot Venable street; Z roOrns
No. 1905 Ncnabie street: Tcom-
No. 9OI east Leigh street; 10 rcoms
No. X south Second street \ rooms.
No. 3l5 south Fourth street; u rooms.
No. I'll eH-i Main street 10 rooms.
No. BIO north Ninih street; 7roons.
STORES FOR RENT.
No. lI9 south Second street; store and dwell
ing above.
No. is east Broad street store and dwelling.
No. 1924 east Man street store
Nos. 1Ol and lO3 north Governor street.
No. d south Twelfth street store.
No. 1850 east franklin street store.
No 1901 north Seventeenth street; store and
dwelling
No 1904 Lester street store and dwelling.
Also. ROOMS, OFFICES, AND OTHER BuST-
NESS-PLACRS. Call for PRINTED KENT-LIST
tion.
sv- All needed repairs will be made
n. W. BOWIE,
oc 13-lt Real Estate Agent.
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TVHE NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
i TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
No. 2916 EAST CLAY STREET
To BE SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION.

On THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER Is, 1891,
at O'Clock p. NJ, We shall sell by public auction
on tho promises, the above-nHmed WELI.LO-
GATED AND VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING.
containing i've rooms aud tho usual conye.
arranged, with good lot, nice yard front and rear
side alley, well u good water, fruit trees. &c.
mug little homo and will command good
rental. Attend the sale aud secure bargain.
twelve months, with interest added, ana nOtes
secured b. deed OF trust
% II J. 4. KLAM d CO.. AucsioneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

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