Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18


/ invite the attention OF al who have proper
| ~ 10 sell. houses TO rent, OF money to In
( vest. feeling confident that they can make
| IL OF mutual advantages. Safe investments,
I quick sales, and prornpt returns will be
their wstchwords, and by this sign they
hope to win.
pEsoos, rupPrs. co.
Denoon, Upper 4 Co. Is one OF the
| liyest among al the live Richmond real
| estate firms. Their Office Is OF No. S21
east Main street. This firm consists OF
Messrs Charles L. Denoon, I. Upper, Jr.,
and II. l.. Denoon. They are general real
estate agents and auctioneers aud are fully
/ equipped for the business. Mr.. Charles l..
! Denoon was long with the late Furman
Upper, and on tho death of that gentleman
| entered into business on his own account
| with the late George Poindexter. On the
death Of MIR. Poindexter the present firm
was formed.
Mr.. Upper was for years with the late
Furnan Upper, aud had entire charge of
the large outdoor business of the concern
Mr.. II. l.. Denoon was for some time
with Hon. William Lovenstein and profted
| by his excellent experience in his Office.
| Both Of the Messrs. Denoon are fully quail
| flied for office-work, and have special ut
ness for the real estate business. air. Tup-
per, who pays especial attention 10 the
outdoor work. has no superior in Rich
mond. This firm have a long Inst
of excellent property both for sale
and for rent. Special attention is
given to collecting rents. They also
negotiate loans, write deeds, and transact
all business IN their line promptly. All are
| young men, well known all over Richmond,
and proof Of their standing IL found in
| the fact that they are doing large and
\ constantly increasing business, and have
the fullest confidence of large number OF
| prominent patrons. In o central location
| full Of vim aud energy-giving q strict at
| tentlon TO business, the firm OF Denoon,
| Upper d Co. seems destined 10 rank with
the very first OF our real estate firms.
| JAMES n. ELAN.
| Few men are better known in the real
estate business in Richmond than James
b. Elan and none more favorably. He
began business over twenty years ago
with the late firm Of Richardson & Co.,
| which firm he succeeded and continued
| the business with the late William II.
! Lyme under the name of William II. Lyme
| & Co. Since the death of that gentleman
he has continued business on his own ac-
count at No. 1113 east Main street MIR.
| Elan makes a speciality of tho manage
ment, rental and sale of real estate, and
does large business in negotiating loans.
He has large list of both city and su-
| burban property both for sale and for
rent. No man in the trade is better posted
a. TO values, titles, tax payments. &C., and
he Is also a notary public.
Since he has been in tho business
Mr.. Elan has negotiated some excellent
sales. and has made the most satisfactory
Investments for his patrons. No man has
taken more active interest in the deyel-
| opment of suburban property, and he has
been one of the most active members Of
| the Richmond Real Estate Exchange.
| A thorough training from q very young
man up TO the present time has made him
thoroughly acquainted with all of its de-
tails. Pleasant in manner, agreeable,
always in good humor, MIR. Elan is one
of the kind of men with whom it is plea
! sure to have business transactions.
He Is now perfecting arrangements by
which his already large business will be
| largely increased. He is in constant cor
rrespoudence with parties in the North and
| West who are seeking investments or
homes in or near Richmond and other Dor
tons of the State, and he has already been
the medium through which considerable
capital from other States has found its
way to the Old Dominion. Such men help
| to build up cities and States, and are use
full citizens in the truest sense of the word.
Mr.. Elan Is still young man, and yet he
| is a very solid one. and a large circle OF
friends will wish that his future success
may be still greater than his past has
been.
JOHN t. GoDDN.
No name has been longer OF Is more fayo-
| rably known in the real estate business
than that of Goddin. IL is at present most
creditably represented in that trade by Mr..
John L. Goddin, at the southwest corner
| of Eleventh and Bank streets. Mr.. Goddin
entered into the real estate business in
1869 with his father, the late well-known
Wellington Goddln. and a few years before
the death of that gentleman, succeeded
him in business, Mr.. Wellington Goddin
was one of the pioneers in this business In
Richmond, and the house was established
| in 1915.
Associated with Mr.. John T. Goddin is
Mr. Richard W. Jones, who has been with
him for the past fifteen years.
This concern handles some of the best of
our city and suburban property. They
have listed with them houses farms, and
eligible lands, improved and unimproved.
Mr.. Goddin is q notary public and deeds
are carefully written and acknowledge
ments taken. They pay special atten-
ton 10 the collection of rents and the
negotiation of loans. In fact no firm in the
city is better fixed in every way for the
prompt and efficient conduct of the real
estate business in all of its varied branches.
Mr.. Goddin is man OF pleasant address,
full of business vim, but courteous and
gracious withal and a fine type of the
young Virginia gentleman. MIR. Richard
| W. Jones IS one of our most popular young
men. Long with Dir. Goddin, and pos
sessing his unlimited confidence. his course
since he has been a member of the firm
has shown the wisdom Of his partner in
his admittance. Dir. Jones well under
stands all the details of the business, and
like the senior member, is noted for his
| strict adherence TO business and his uni
| form politeness. These two are strong
team, and they are making what is known
| as special drives in real estate and build
ing up for themselves large and con-
stantly increasing business.
FRANK d. HILL co.
No man is better known in the real estate
business of Richmond than Mr.. Frank d..
| Hill.
Their place of business is at No s north
Eleventh street, and Mr.. Hill has an expe-
rience of over twenty years in his calling.
This firm handles real estate in all of its
various branches. They buy and sell on
commission city, suburban, and state pro-
| perty, negotiate loans, and collect rents.
Thew make advances on property in their
hands, write deeds, and take acknow-
Judgments as notaries public. They have
one OF the largest and best catalogues or
saleable and rentable property in the city.
They are prepared to negotiate loans on
the most satisfactory terms, aud whatever
there is TO do in the buying, selling. or ex-
changing real estate Frank ID. Hill d Co.
are coming in the first in the market. Mr.
Hill is an old Howitzer andan active men,
Der of the HowitZer Association, and is
deseryedly popular with q large circle OF
friends in every part OF the city. For tho
work in which he is engaged he has pecu-
liar fitness. He has an extensive acquaint-
anee all over the State. He is known as a
man of push, caution. and strict integrity.
He has completed some of the most sue
cessful sales ever made in this section and
has Others in the process OF successful
negotiation.
This firm invites the attention Of those
having property either to sell or rent and
| of all who wish to make safe and at the Same
| time profitable investments. No firm has
better facilities for the conduct of legiti-
mate roal estate business in all OF its
branches, and the standing of the house
for oyer a score of years amid all business
changes and vicissitudes isthe best guaran-
tee that can be given of its future success.
| Perfect confidence between patron and
agent, prompt collections. speedy settle
ments, polite attention, personal attention
| TO all the details of every business trensac-
4 tiona fhaaa ara soma Of the features that