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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-08
IFRoA TUESDAYS DAILr.l
sALMAoUNDI.

Onion sets at the EFT. NJ. Chs
store.
There are now three prisoners in
the County Jail.
Thanks to Senator Sproule for a
batch Of Senate bills.
Joe Hennen removed his family 10
his ranch in Pleasant Valley today.
Tho Sheriff collected $3.50 2S for
licenses during the month Of Feb
ruary.
George Grant came in from Pleas.
ant Valley this morning. Mira. Taylor
is still very low, though it is thought
there is a bare chance for her 70.
covery.
James Clark, OF the Depot Hotel, is
going about "on three legs" being
obliged TO use crutches. His foot,
which has given him 30 much trouble,
is gradually improving.
A portion Of tho red men who wore
sent to Florida with Geronimo have
been returned to within n few miles
OF their old stamping ground, against
the protest of the citizens.
Seven companies OF United States
soldiers. on their return from the
scene OF tho late Indian troubles,
passed through going west last night.
James Burne arrived this morning
FROM Ogden, and on ~attomting to leave
the train before II stopped he was
thrown violently to tho ground and
was severely bruised about the face
Workmen ON the street OF Spokane
Falls wero throwing out frozen dyna-
mite Thursday, when an explosion
followed. Three mon wero seriously
injured, and windows were scattered
in the vicinity.
A. w. Fuller came in from his ranch
on South Fork this morning. When
just beyond the 4-milo spring his
wagon ran over and killed a large
Bull snake. A snake ut this season Of
the year is something remarkable.
james Cassady, Of Bishops, returned
yesterday from the Railroad Hospital
at Sacramento where no has been
under the care OF DR.. Huntington.
Mr.. Cassidy went up this morning TO
resume his position as an employe OF
the Company.
Within tho past ninety days sixty
head Of cattle and no rsss have died
ear The Dalles, Or, from some I'M
known disease, tho symptoms OF
which are similar to those in blind
tnggers. Tho State Veterinary
Surgeon has examincdinto the matter
but has not yet made public his
openion. ..a... :-
Mr.. and Mrs T. N. Stone and Mr..
and Mrs. James Talbot are all sick
in bed, though it il hoped mono are
seriously i'll. Mr.. Talbot is still suffer
ing with fever, but Mr.. Stone is bettor
Today. The ladies are both quito i'll,
butt is hoped they will both soon be
up again
Joseph Barton. Superintendent OF
the Reform School ut Ogden, left this
morning with John Williams, the lad
who was sentenced to tho County Jail
for stealing u watch. Williams was
nm inmate Of the Reformntory from
which institution he made his escape
somo time since, and on learning his
whereabouts Superintendent Barton
camc over from Ogden to got him.
Tho INDEPENDENT is in receipt OF n
"Biennial Homogrnphic Chart Of the
State Officers, and the Nevada Legis-
l~aturo, Fifteenth Session, 1884," COM
pilod ut the Carson Appeal office.
This chnrt gives the nnme. age, ma.
tivity, residence and politics OF tho
State officers and members Of tho
Legislature, as well as their business
or profession, and whether married or
single. 1t Is valuable for reference,
although II contains u fow slight
errors.
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ToThe Pubi,o.

Notice 10 horohy given. that Chris.
BGupibach hos been appointed an
authorized agent for tho collection OF
NIL sums due tho firm OF Reokhart 4
FroUlicb, rs vol ns for tho traDsac.
ton OF oil other business connected
with tho present management, such
as the payment OF bills, collection OF
and rccoipting for moneye due, etc.
REcKHARr i FRoELrcH,
by o. REcRnARr,
Surviving partner OF the firm.
Elko, Nov, Nov. 10, 1850. u
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The Death Valley expedition is Mt
Resting Spring. Tho members say
animals and vegetable life Of tho des-
ert is much more extensive than is
popularity believed. Over GOO spool.
mems OF animals have been secured
in the Death Valley country. Twenty
three species OF birds alone were found
at Saratoga Springs, a watering place
in tho wiley.
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A Card.
EtKo. Nyy.. Fel

EtKo, NEv., Feb. %, 1901.
This cortihos that I asked Rov. G.. j.
A. Porter yesterday, ut tho parsonage,
TO prcach my sistor's funeral sermon,
ut my fathers request.
w Q. Bu1L1R.
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The Chloride Belt says: "Mr.
Sweet, OF Idaho, has introduced n
resolution in Congress providing 'thnt
any national bank attempting to dis
parage and degrade the currency ot
tho United States by demanding
other than lawful money OF the MT
tioa in payment OF debts due said
bank shall forthwith forfeit it's
chnrtor.'" Willis head is level.
Creditors should be prohibited by law
from demanding payment in gold
coin.
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School l,eport.

Following is n report OF tho Smith
Creek school for tho month ending
February %, 1891:
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BORN.

SnERtDAN:-In Elko, Nevada, Fobru.
nry %, 1901, to the wife OF Hugh
Sheridan, n son. L
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MARRIED..

MURrHY-BEArs:--At tho Depot
IIotoL Elko, Nevada. March 2, 1891,
by 8. NJ. Henley, j. p, Mr.. Joliu
Murphy, OF Tuscarora, to Miss Alloo
Il Renls, Of Cherry Creek.
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School Report.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

Following is the report OF tho Elko
Public School Tor February, 1890:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-16
SALES IN CITY AND COUNTY.
Deeds to Property Recorded in Richmond
and HeDrico.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday IN the clerks
Office of the Chancery Court:
John w. Anderson. special commissioner,
to Nj. NJ. Dibrell. wife of w. h. Dlbrell,
"a 7-i2 feet on south side Main street be-
tween First and FOushee. 81.
Same to same, IA feet on south side Nam
street between First and Foushee, 81.
j. Q. Dickinson and wife to w. A. Pear
man for life with remainder to. Annie
Tatum, % feet on east side Beech street
between Cary and Taylor, Sl75O.
HENRICo COUNTY COURT.
James II. Barton and wife to S. Boyce
Brady, lots and in block "a, Barton
Heights, S3,145.
Edward Y. Cannon and wife to John r,
Mclean, one half interest in part of Spring
Hill tract, so.
James G. Lamb. special commissioner, to
William H.. Richards, so acres on Charles
City road, 5000.
Northside Land Company to John "
Churchman, lot in square Is and lot IL in
square q, Chestnut Hill, $500.
Mary v Sanders to Workingman's Land
and Improvement Company, AZ 40 acres
about three miles northwest of Richmond,
S4,735. 90
Winfield Scott to II. S. Wallerstein, 100
feet on Moore street between High Point
and Summit avenues, S1,6l4.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-16
nRIFr cHrncH NoTRa.
DECREASE IN THE DEATH RATE.
Only ThIrty-Seven Persons Died Las
week. of whom Nineteen Were white.

Only ThIrty-Seven Persons Died Last
Week. of whom Nineteen Were white.
The following is the report of the Health
Department for the week ending Satur-
day, jane 18th:
plexv. white: Bright's disease, white
cancer of stomach, / white; carcinama
uteri, | white cholera infantum, white;
cholera morbus, colofed consumption,
white and 3 colored; conyulslons,
colored: cystitis (chronic), | white: de-
bility (generaD colored; diarrhGa
(chronic), colored; diphtheria, colored;
dysentery, 2 colored; entero COLTS,
colored; erysipelas. white; fever (rheu-
matic) colored; fever (typhoid white
gastritis. / white; CASTRO enterltis. L
white: heart-disease, 9 colored; intamma-
ton of the bowels. 1 white; liyer-disease,
l white; marasmus, white; m enlnRltls,
white and colored; nervous disease,
white: non viable. 1 white; puerperal
commissions, / colOred; py9ma, whlte
unknown. colored. Whole number or
deaths, 81; 10 white and IS colored.
Annual rate of mortality per 1000
white. 21.02: colored 2463. Total. 1906.
Ser and Color: Males, IL white and
colored: females, white and ~ colored.
L0odlity: Marshall Ward, 3 white and
colofed: Madison Ward, l white and
colored,: CLAY Ward, 3 white and color
ed almshouse, colored Jefferson Ward,
4 white and 2 colored; Monroe Ward, 3
white and colored; Jackson Ward, B
white and colored.
AGES One day to thirty, white and
colored one month to six, 2 white and /
colored; six months to twelve, white and
/ colored; five years to ten, colored;
ten years 20 twenty, l white; twenty
years to thirty, 3 colored; thirty years
to forty, 1 white and 2 colored :; forty
years to fifty, white and l colored; fifty
years to sixty, white and colored: sixty
years TO seventy, white and colored;
seventy years to eighty, 3 white aud
colored; eighty years TO ninety, Whltei
average age, thirty-eight years.
Condition Single, white and color
ed married, z white and colored; widow
ers, white, / colored widows white,
colOred. .
Nafrity: Richmond. 49,; other parts of
United States, 16; Ireland, /.
Compdrdf,Ue lCeekly mortality: For week
ending June Is, 1891, 10 white, Is colored;
for week ending June IA, 1890, SO white, %
colored.
Rainfall: For week ending June 10,
1891, O.57 inches; for week ending June IA.
1890, OBS inches.
Tenperdfure For week ending June l3,
1891, S20S5 for week ending June IA. 1880,
9O'56.
Number of risits made by physicians for
poor First district, 80: Second district,
1903; Third district, 40; Fourth district, 50.
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4, Jud.a MINORS Court.

The case of Richard jackson, charged
with felony, was called in the Henrlco
County Court yesterday and continued
until the next term on account of the abb
sence OF important witnesses.
The case of William and Harvey Taylor,
indicted for assault on Thomas Clayton,
will be called to-day. Clayton, who was
sentenced to Jail Saturday for twenty-fopr
hours, was discharged yesterday by Judge
Minor
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IN THE CITY or RICHMOND. ~,

By virtue 81 ad0cree " thn th4r.s-..
Richmond entered December o. Is4u 'H
OF "ThOmas G. Balm, trustee, D.. U s. t
Co.." / will a. trustee and aIs1 "a. .,'....
missioner appointed Tor iuo p4-r'.. --
public auction on me premise, o. d.
TUESDAY, JuyE 80. ls.r.
that DESIRABLE AND CONPiEI.wt,--.
TURING PLANT, consisting nr o.. '.
Brick Workshops Rnd Foundry .......
north side Of Walnut nllcy befRa.r .r
Seventeenth streets, ami c6frUI... t.i
lin street, upon which there il .-... q ..'
and whore there are several a...
ooices, which can be rented lgt -..s..,.... =.
sired. These buildings are most. .. '
high, are strong, ani VOL -l.f.I ..-
uses, and have large i0or .lp1.fF. ....
the land will b. shown by tae lu... .r..,
IN these shops and o. be- s1I VII. ...
large quantities % most excellent ..
EXPENSIVE MACHINERY. uus d.. be-. t
and consisting In part d EnEu.. BE- .- r...f
Furnaces, Shaping Mtrhiu.4. U.. r'
saws, Mortsing- AMI Sp0E'-Nt.f..... ~.
stones, EmOry-Wheels, thousand q ...,..
iron and in wood, Patcnt-K'gft- .-.. .y..
FORCES, Blowers, CupOla, t..,.. Ind -
oyery fixture and applarce ur..-.l-. ... ...
and complete shop.
Hore are presented cirrum--l...- Ola, .
but seldom. and kind reader, y.s s-. If. ..
again In your lifetime o. have l......
opportunity Of buying q large l..
ranged factory and foundry, f.. .......t
active and profitable 0pert.... ..H r.t Ca
goodwill and large trade won a.f ...f ..
labor OF many yesrs ~ an rui.rr-... r..
high standing. II Is likniy rs' .. IA. e..
chase this entire Outnt, Rra' E.'If. Nal. .
Patents, Patterns. goodwill, rHf.r.. .. ..
and an established trade, f1r '.-. .... .... a.,
Of its value, ant then you rt. t. r... ..
vour business on tho orders T.y ... Ia.r
that are coming IN daily
IL being impossible tU gIv" BOO H.. r.....
ment cvery detail, | earnest. r... .. Il.
posing purchasers 90 Inspect fl. Ilt .. a,
the day Of sale, promising oI Wy l8.t ..... ID.
sistance % that end.
TERMS: one fourth ~ fbn t.rHH........
IN cash and the residue On three .-..s. ......-.
az six, twelve, and eightec.E W..U.. ff ....
with interest added and secured hraf...,
trust; or all cash, at the option ~ r.- ........,
TllUN 49, a.. .u,N.
Trustee and Sg"Hi4' Gown. .. ~,
y. W. BOwE, AuctiOneer, E.InouI, ~.
BAINE, JR., PLAINTiFF. AGAINST 'i " .sH4r
Co.. DEFENDANTS. Is THE CHANCE I...r..
THR CITY or RICHMOND.
1. Charles W. Goddin, rlrrs ~ -r I..- Id.
tify that tho bond required oi f.e 'r... u
special commissioner ~ fheI-.r.H .. ....,
OF December q, 1890. has been a IT.. ...
Given under my hant this Tor. lH..t ...-.
Der, 1890. CHARLES ". DU..'f
ie 10 .r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-16
BY George E. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer,
1903 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 100 ACRES
L OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
VA, NEAR SKINQUARTER POST-OFFICE.-
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Sidney X.
Gates, bearing date May p, $780, and duly re-
corded i'm Chesterfield County Court, default
having been made In the payment OF the note
therein secured, and being required 90 TO do by
the holder thereof, will sell at public auction,
In front OF the custom-house on Bank street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1891,
at o'clock p. 81, the PROPERTY described as
fellows: All that TRACT OF LAND In the coun-
ty of Chesterfield, Va, containing 100 AC RES and
adjoining the lands Of Alexander Sims, Ellis
Phaup, and others, and part Of the same land
formerly owned by James Z. Gates, deceased.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses OF sale and a
note Of 800, with interest thereon from May
81, 1891, 10 day Of sale; balance upon such
terms as may be announced at sale.
iel4 O. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
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II. Fitshugh, who was very prominent
Fellow, being past grand master Of
Virginia and past deputy grand sire OF the
order. and 20 Past-Grand Master John ID.
Kelley, Of Norfolk.
Rev. Dr. Whitfield opened tho service
with prayer. and Mr.. Hill Montague, Of
this city, and Rev. Decatur Edwards. of
the Clopton-Street Baptist church, Man
chester, made impressive and heartfelt adj
dresses
Il was generally regretted that Mr..
George b. Davis, who was expected to
have spoken in behalf Of deceased fellow
members. was unable to be present.
The service was largely attended, num-
bers of 0dd-Fellows being present and
many ladies from that and other sections
Of the city.
BRIFF CHURCH MOTIFS.
Emory and Henry College, of which he
IA an A. NJ, has conferred the degree OF
Doctor of Divinity on Rev, J. Wiley Bed
soc. pastor of Park-Place church of this
city.
Mr.. J. d. X. Sleight spent Sunday in
fredericksburg, and in the morning do
liyered an interesting address at the ceie-
bration Of Children s-day, which took place
in the Presbyterian church. In the after
noon at O'Clock he spoke before the Sun
day-sehool teachers and workers OF all the
denominations, who held general meet
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-16
BENJAMIN II. NASH,
DAVID {. RICHARDSON,
Special Commissioners.

MOORE. PLAINTIFF. vs.. ScHwETzER EFT AIS, DE-
FENDANTs.-IS THE CHANcBRY COURT OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
I. Charles w. Goddn, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF tho specisi
June 9, 1891, has been duly givon.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF June,
1891. CHARLES W. GODDln' CIerA'
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MEETINGS.
>~N100-0N0|-CNI-N0-IIl0-00-0NN.(I7Il1'"
EMRERS OLE WASHING NNr

MEMBERS OF WASHING yNGs2s
WI TON CHAPTER, No. 8, ROYAL IN
ARCH MASONS.-Attend a stated con- F51aE5S
vocation of yonr Chapter at the taber-
nacIe, ST. Adams Han, corner Third and Main
streets, THIS Tuesday EVENING at 3 o'clock.
Annual election of officers. Members OF sister
chapters and visiting companions are cordially
invited 20 be present.
BY order oil the Most Eminent High Priest.
iel6-It X. b. SNEAD, Secretary.
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ON WEDNESDAY, JrxEl-u,l

IN NkDNEHDAlf dAAt t.t iN'.t
at4P. NJ, on the premises, We H.. ,s. "r "a
TRACTINE AND BEAUTIFUL I...-..l q
Gated as above.
i. The HOTEL GROUNDS, Wtta - '.-'r
test and choicest part Of the Boz AIt
TY, fronting 4O0x40O feet AZ The r.r..r .-
terrified avenue and BuiOrd slree' o.
into smaller lots.
>. The BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE rH-r
site, containing twenty rooms, I.-'F '.r '-.-
and complete In every appoinfU.-'. "
corner Chesterfield avenue AMI f.'ri '
100000 feet deep. This prnp.ry n
a whole. including FURNITURE
Bon Air Is known far and WIDE f- f@.
healthy place, the atmOsphrfe bong
refreshing Its neaFness % ff" b '
kets and easy accessibility Dos regular |Ia
both morning and evening mas" % ".
tractive summer resort near tr' '. h'
two dozen handsome COTTAGE bias. '. Pot.
and are occupied by Richmond h' ''
the whole year, making a." -"I.
and agreeable. Parties attending -..-
leave Richmond and Dany'llr '.l' ID u n
on regular train and return sam" r,..
TERMS: One fourth cash; il.lr -''. .'..''
aud eighteen months, with lr'r0 -
cured by deed Of trust
FRANK D. UHlE..
je0 A->
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HAND
A SOME WEST-MAIN-STREET BUILDING
LOTS. AMONG THEM A FINE CORNER LOT
ON THE NORTH LINE OF MAIN BETWEEN
ELM AND CEDAR STREETS, AND A LOT IN
REAR THEREOF ON CEDAR BETWEEN MAIN
AND FLOYD STREETS.--By virtue Of a deed Of
trust from Maria c. Tebbs, Of King William
county, Va, to Roger B. Atkinson, OF the city Of
Richmond, dated June 4, 1888. and recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Henrico County Court, Deed
Book 124 b, page 100, and default having been
made, and being requested by the holder OF the
note, We will sell, on the premises,
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1891,
az 6:3O p. NJ, that portion Of the PROPERTY
not heretofore released described in said deed,
as follows, "a lying and being in the county Of
Henrico near the city Of Richmond, in the plan
OF Sidney, fronting 2Sl feet go feet Of which
being heretofore released from said lien, leaving
Pol feet,) on the north side OF Main street, COM
mencing 80 feet west OF Elm street and running
westwardly along Main street TO Cedar street
Psi feet and running bacl between parellel
lines l79 feet inches to an alley fifteen feet
wide, with the exception Of II feet at the north
east corner Of Cedar and Main streets, which has
a depth Of 12J feet 10 an alley ten feet wide.
Also, a LOT in Of the above corner lot 'front.'
ing A feet inches on the east side Of Cedar
wide. The saidlot IS bounded on the south by
ten-foOt alley and on the north by tfteen-foOt
alley.
TERMS: Cash as TO the cost of executing this
deed Of trust and 10 pay two notes one for
81, 746.99, with interest due thereon, and the
other S2,273.3S, with interest due thereon, and
the,Dalance as will be announced nc the sale.
ROGER h. ATKINSON, Trustee.
d. THOMPSON BROWN 81 Co., Auctioneers.
ia 10
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ByJ. A. Brown.
BY J. 4. DrOWn.
Real Estate AuctiOneer, Ashland, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A HAND
a SOME AND VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
NEARGWArHMEY'S CROSSING, IN HANOVER
MILES SOUTH OF THE TOWN or ASHLAND,
on THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust from Charles L. Steel and wife 20
the undersigned, dated July 10, 1890, and re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of Hanover County
Court, Deadlock 26, page 1877, default having
been made IN the payment Of portion OF the
debt thereby secured and bong required so 20
DO by the Board Of Directors Of Old Dominion
Building and Loan Association, the beneficiary
therein named, and by direction OF a decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Hanover coInty. entered on
the 9th day Of April, 1891, tn the chancery
cause styled "Gwathmey, trustee vs steel 4
Gfs.,' We Will sell by public auction, on the pre-
misses,
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1891,
eat o'clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE PROPERTY
conveyed by said deed and described therein az
follows Beginning AT point on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad az
southwest corner Of Charles b. Gwathmey's
home farm, and running southwardly along the
hne OF said railroad 200 feet, thence eastYardly
at right angles 400 feet, thence northwardly az
right angles 200 feet, thence westwarily at
right angles 400 feet 10 the point OF beginning
Inc dwelling Is new, large, and convenient,
situated In beautiful young grove; is built OF tho
best material and In the best manner: contains
seven large rooms besides stoFe-room and bath
room, large hall, front and side entrance,
closets, hot and cold water through the house
and kitchen, stationary basins, and bath-tubs.
trains stop at Gwathmey's station about 800
yards OF the house. Persons wishing to attend
TINS sale can leave Richmond on A r. NJ. train
and return same evening.
4ERfs: One third cash; the residue in
equal payments at six aud twelve months for
hegouaDle notes carrying interest from date OF
sais' ana properly secured by lien upon the
SAID property. j. A. BROWN,
j. NJ. LEAkE
HILL CARTER.
~ Trustees.
y. a. BROWN, Aucti0necr. ie13
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-16

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
IA stockholders OF the NEWPORT NEWS,
HAMPTON AND OLD POINT DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY win be held AZ the ohlce OF the COM
pany, 81 east Main street, Richmond, Va, on
the 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1891, at l2 O'Clock NJ,
20 consider the purchase Of other land and the
construction OF a street-cer line 90 connect the
property OF the company with the line 70 New
port News.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
my 14-td SAMUEL & ELAN, Secretary.
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DAWNBROKER'S AUCTION SALE
i OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.-By order
and for account Of f. Stern, paSnbroker, lO9
north Seventeenth street, will sell at my auc-
tion rooms,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Urn,
at 1OI6 o'clock, large collection Of GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES, GOLD ANDsILVER-HEAD
CANES, CLOTHING and PIECE GOODS, Pts
Tolls, one very fine BREECH-LoADING GUN,
general assortment Of JEWELRY, large collec-
ton Of TOOLS, and many other forfeited pledges
too numerous to mention. Parties having
pledges with me must call and redeem same or
| will be compelled to sell. Since have reduced
my interest to per cent. my business has so
increased that | am compelled to sell to give me
moro room. +. STERN, Pawnbroker
III. VALENTINE. Auctioneer. 10 is
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CLERKS OFFICE CIRCUIT COURT WARWICK
COUNTY.
thereby certify that the bond required on tns
Special Commissioners by the aDOVe,iheh'ioN0N
decree OF sale has been duly executed. A.,
1sai l. II. HAM, Clerk.
Ao"A' fe2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-16

TVHE MEMBERS OF BELVI-\ +
L DERE COUNCIL, No. 1889, ROYAL "
ARCANUM, are requested 10 attend w
regular meeting Of their Council at Bel ~
vldere Hall on THIS Tuesday EVENING at &
O'Clock. Members Of sister councils are invited
10 attend.
BY order OF the Regent.
SO 2-ist63dTuts II. L. DENooN, Secretary.