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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-25
Furnishing Goods.
Read this Carefully.

q dozen black susp~ndera worth &c.
Goldsn Eagle price I5c-
80 dozen siik suspenders, worth coc.
Golden Eagle price &c.
20 dozen white uniaundersd shirts.
New York Mills. reinforced back and
front worth soc. Golden Eagle prsce SIC
- Dozen Dress shirts. worts Sl.J9.
Golden Eagle price S5c.
$50 dozen white nererso underxairts.
worth &c. Golden Eagle price sc.
go dozen rsd eli vol underwear,
worth &c. Golden Eagle price zoc.
z75 dozen natural wool underwear,
worth &c, Golden Easss proc sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-25

Jersey Suits the Finest in the City
% navy blue, worth 81. Golden Eagle
price 81 80.
40 brown, worth &c, Golden Eagle
price go. -.
p wood brown. 81. latest color, hand
son,eIy trilanad. worIh s., Golden
Eagle price $4s5.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-25
Our Tailor Made 0yercoats cannot
Be Beaten.

100 double breasted fries, worth go,
Golden Eagle price sl6. 30.
Our mel,ons. Kersevs and Clay wor-
steds az SIS, must be seen 20 be appreci-
ed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-25
60 knee pant suits. worth s. 30, Gold

Cali for Gold medal knee pant suits.
The finest in fit, workmanship and quail
NV. We have them in the latest cut.
Double breasted and three piece knee
pant suits specially, Knee pants from
lie up; boys waisls from 10c up,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-25
SHOES.
Every Variety and
Style.
$4,000

worth Of new shoes,
arriving in the next
few days. Few
prices of interest to
you.
S1.3S. ladies all solid DON
COLA shoes
S1.00 our regular S1.25
shoes this week $1.00.
25c, ladies rubbers.
soc, ladies glove grain; 8
point slippers.
James Means original
and only $500 shoe, this
week $3.50.
Mems town talk $3.50
shoes for $1.95.
S1.o5 mems all solid shoes
soc, mems shoes in con-
gress and lace.
69c, base ball shoes.
$3.50, mems all solid calf
boots.
$1.99, Mems all solid oil
grain boots.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-25
Our Hat Department.

IS dozen mems derby hats in all shapes
worth s. 80 and S. Golden Eagle price
$1.40.
a handsome line of crushers, silk lin
ed, worth So. Golden Eagle price Sl.00.
20 dozen boys derbys, worth Sl.25.
Golden Eagle price 75c.
Soft crushers worth 81. Golden Eagle
price 4Sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-25
DRESS GOODS.

Examination of the immense variety of
imported and domestic dress goods now
thrown on the counter insure a ready sale.
10 cts. 50 pieces all wool double fold
IL dress flannel, all good shades only
10 cents.
OK cts, 40 pieces all wool tricots double
fold excellent shades only IS cents.
40 cts yard, following bargains: IS pieces
~ all wool dress flannel II yards wide
requires, only yards to a Dress
20 pieces all wool fancy cheviot suitings,
regular value IS cents.
20 pieces all wool navy and brown storm
serge, cheap at 6oc all the above lines this
week at 49c.
Immense Values in Black Dress Goods.
40 cts, 46 inch fine finish black Henrietta.
good, worth 75c.
o. cts, extra fine, all wool black Henrietta
very fine IS twill, regular price SIPS,
need but yards to Dress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
The 'sURe's OPENING GERMAN.
Ths neaux and the Bellies Making Merry
James City Turf Association.

.,r..r oudencs Of tho Richmond DIspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. April 23.-Desplte
t.. horrible weather last night the hrst
,.-.--.lumeut alter Lent by the German
cal. Va. we'll attended. About 3 O'Clock
rrr..n-r ot carriages began 70 arrive IN
r.r- Ui the executive building, from
r. aIghtcd the bellies and beaux.
About l0 o'clock dancing began and was
L.,. 400 until 2 this morning.
a. the chaperOns and young ladies
I- ..t were Mrs. b. ;. Scott. Mrs. {. W.
D...a. Mrs. John Is. Spencer, Miss BIZ
d.. .. Norec0ck with Mr.. John II. Parr,
lG-- Jennie MorecOck with Mr.. IL. I; H..
r.e. Miss Pdtle MOrecOck with Mr..
N.4. Van Ness, Miss Bessie Cannon, OF
t..a. with Sir. T. ). X. Smith, Miss j.
r-, WITH Mr. O. !. Edwards, Miss Hen
I.. Booth with Professor Ii. =. Bird,
III -. B.sI. Scott with Mr.. c. w. Coleman,
e. ..I .he german; MISS Nirgie Arml-
stead with Alr. Lee =. Guy, of Norfolk ;
N Mra smith with Mr.. Page Van Il.
s..... DID,. Norfolk Miss Rosa Emory with
Ir IAa,r. of Richmond; Miss Jennie
N.-. vrn Mr. ". III. Webster. Among the
l.....usu were Mr.. Ewell Scott, OF New
U.r N.ws: Mr. James Bedford, OF Hamp-
I'm. Ar Harry Humphreys, OF Old FONT
--l |.Lu ~. Brown, Hampton.
Yesterday 40 IOanO the James City lurl
Association was formed, with Mr.. Noryille
I...l a- president, and race-track IS
lalI 90 near the residence OF Judge
Ie..rt e. near Lghtto0t.
Professor j. J.. Hail. of the college facul-
tr.f..eileI recently al autograph copy OF
Go last book Of Professor John Earle, pro-
t...r .f Auslo-Saxon in the University OF
....I England. While college teacher:
t-.y. good many complimentary book:
H.u t.e publishers, an autograph copy
u- distinguished author Is much
I.t.r honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

DEREMPTORY SALE BY TRUS-
i TEES OF THE VERY VALUABLE OLD
VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD, "ROSEWELL," on
YORK RIVER, IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
CONTAINING ABOUT ,l22le ACkhs..By VIZ
tue of a deed Of trust dated April l3, 1858, re-
corded In the Clerks once Of Gloucester County
Cont, default having been made in the pay
ment OF the debt therein secured, at the request
OF the benefciaries, the undersigned trustees
will sell az public auction, on the promises, on
MONDAY, MAY 9, 1892,
a, l Q O'Clock NJ, that weli-known and valuable
TRACT or LAND, together with All OF the ltn,
proyements thereon, known a. "ROsEN ELL,
OF which Josiah l.. DeGne died seized, situated
wharf and bounded by York river. by Aberdeen
creek, by tho lands OF Benjamin n. Leigh, by
the farm known as -" Borums" and New Qusi-
ter and by Carters creek, estimated 70 contain
1,l221s ACRES. -
rapidly-growing trucking section OF Iidewater,
Va. There are on the premises large Drlck
dwelling-ho and the customary out-Dulldlngs
conveniently located. The place IL exceptionally
well timbered, and the land very rich anu
ADAPTED 70 all cereals and truck crops, ABOUT
ons half being In cultivation. The neigh Dor
hood il good, and the place Is conVensenl 10
schools, churches, and markets.
Stsan,ers plying on the York river between
baltimore and West Point stop OF Clay-Bank
wharf Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, ana
at The next whsrfs on alternate days
IL "a seldom that such splendid estate II put
upon the market. Purchasers and investors
rarely have such an opportunity TO buy. IL Is
ono az the historic places Of Old Virginia
TERMS; Cash as to expenses OF sale ana 10
pay the sum Of s6,929.22 OF past-due purchase.
money. with interest thereon at the rate OF q
per cent. per annum from the 18th day OF April,
| isss, but as to the said interest subject TO a
credt. balance on easy terms 10 suit satisfactory
purchaser. 10 be announced at sale.
5. s. p. PATTESOS,
THOMAS n. PAGE,
Trustees.
RICHMOND, VA. ap l2&W,f6Sutd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
AUCTION sALKs-vususe Days.
ByR- b. Chafin & Co, Richmond, Va,
and
A. L. Adamson. Manchester, Va.
Heal Estate Agents.


FTRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
Il THREE DWELLINGS, AND 1872 fEkT OF
GROUND on DECATUR STREET, IN Cnbs-
TERRIFIED COUNTY, BUCK HILL ADDITION
TO MASCIfEsTER.--By virtue OF two deeds OF
trust, tho first dated March III. 1890, and tho
second January 21, 1901, recorded tn Chester
fold County Court, in Deadlock 10. page 320,
and Deed-Book SO. page 90, and az the request
OF beneficiary. default having boon made 10 tho
payment OF debt secured. VIC VIII sell py puphc
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1892,
NJ 1870 r. NJ, the PROPERTY described In said
deed a. {" all that lot OF land, with improve
Inrnts thereon, lying md being In the county OF
Cbes.orneId near tho city % Manchester, in
Buck Hill addition, and designated rs lots Nos.
III, ~, 70, and "a, and fronting SO fee, each
on toe north side OF Decatur street and ruDs
back at right angles between parallel tines lJ7
feet. said lots being between Evans and Taylor
streets
The improvements consist OF one dwelling OF
seven rooms and two cottages Of three rooms
each This properly IL in an improving and
growing locality and must prove good invest
ment.
TERMS: While tho deeds require cash tor
debt and expenses OF eaie, more liberal terms
WIN be announced at hour Of sale.
JULIUS STRAUS,
w. J. WESrW0OD,
X. B. CilAFFIN,
Trustees.
r. Is. CKAFfrs 6 Co., A. I. ApsasoS, Auc-
tionsers ap 24,20,2S,3O&my1&3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
CURIOUS FEATURES OF ACTUAL LIFE.
4 Man who Believes Not superstitlons
and Thinks lie Has Bad Good Luck.
Boston Herald.l


Aman with a long pennyroyal beard was
seen to cross Washington street Yesterday
morning aud creep under little Ladder
that rested against lamp-post.
Being asked why he did he replied:
" Inst TO show superstitious people the
fallacv of their beliefs. | always open my
umbrella before going out, and never look
at the moon over my right shoulder.
have broken every looking-glass IN my
house belong TO the Thirteen Club, and
make nv wife drop her dish-clOth every
time she cleans up the table crockery."
Are YOU a lucky man!
a. get a few caraway-seeds in my beard
once in awhile. but upon the whoIe nave
little to complain Of"
Whats the matter with your foot! !
You appear to be lame"
Il knocked my big toe-nail oil the other
dav while chopping kindling-wood. But
was lucky in not cutting on my Wnole
foot. Don't you think so
II see you have two fingers gone from
your left hand"
Yes. | got them too near buzz saw
ebout ten years ago, but i was mighty
lucky in saving my arm. The saw was
humming at the time, and 1t would have
taken or my arm as easily as 1t took Oh my
"You wear glasses; are your eyes
weak"
"They are trihe lame, yes. HAD proba-
bly the best pair Of eyes in all Coos county
when a young man, but, unfortunately
| one day was tooling with powder-tesk
and the darned thing blew up. But by q
stroke IF good luck | saved my eyeslght,
| though somewhat impaired"
IL notice a bend IN your back. were
you born SOP"
mot by any means. A few years ago |
was as straight as an iron column. but one
| day | attempted TO get aboard OF tram
| that had started, missed nv footing, and
| fell between the cars and the depot plat
form. My back got a terrible wrench,
| and at one time il was believed that was
iniured for life. | came out of it pretty
we'll. however. and every day thank my
| lucky stars that / didn't go under the
| wheels"
How came that pick in your left ear p
"A big bulldog chewed that out when
was only 10 years old. 1t was pretty bac
affair, but I'm tarnation glad didn't di'
| from bydrophobia." and the lucky mar
| continued his walk up the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
George ". MAYO. Auctioneel

GROCERIES, IRON SAFE, SHOW
N CASES, &C., AT AUCTION.-By direction
Of Mr.. william 4. Beckman, VINO is declining
the grocery business, will sell at his store, No.
us north Second street, ct 1890 A. NJ,
TUESDAY, APRIL 90, 1892,
as nice line of GROCERIES as Is generally
found in frst-class store, consisting in part Of:
CANNED GOODS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES,
FOWLS, sARDINES, &C.;
CoFFEEs, TEAS, SPICES, PICKLES, NO
LAsSEs, VINEGARS,
OILS, CRACKERS, CAKES, &c;
SOAPS. SOAPINE, CANDLES, BLACKING, &c. +;
CIGARS, CaEROOTo, and SMOKING and
CHEWING-TOBACCOS, -
WOODEN, TIN, and CROCKERYWARES,
SHOWCASES, BEER-PUMP, LAMPS, &c;
MILLER COMBINATION LOCK, MEDIUM
SIZED SAFE. IN good condition;
COUNTER and PLATb ORM-SCALES, and a
general assortment OF MISCELLANEOUS
GOODS. GEORGE W. MA1O,
ap24 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
By A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va.

UCTION SALE OF A LARGE
N TANNERY.--At the request OF the owners,
who are disseminating business, 1 viii sell az
pubic auction, on the premises. On
THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1892.
at o'clock p. NJ, the property known as the
LANES RIVER TANNING 'CoMPhNY's TAM
merry, which Is located In the city OF Mapchcs-
ter, Va, and fronts 90 feet on the south side OF
cambridge street near Fourth street, and rum
ming back between parallel lines 132 ieet more
OF lese.
Inc Tannsry building contains 30 Double
Watts, Buffalo pattern and OF recent Construc-
ton: 10 Limo and Soak Watts: Bait Watts: WASH
Wheel; 2 Double teaches, Hangers. Hooks, &c
In addition 10 the above detached HIDE
House. capacity Of 5000 hides This tannory
has a capacity Of 10, 600 heavy hides per annun.
Cbestnu.-oak bark can be bought In any quanti-
~ delivered at Is 10 $40 per cord.
This property Is located ON the Richmond and
DanyiIis railroad. siding from which can easily
Ia run into tho yard II desired. The upper story
Of tho tannery building has been injured by nre'
All the other buildings. vatss and machinery are
IA coed order. The location OF this properly "a
All that can bo desired. having splendid shippine
| facilities, bark in abundance. slways plenty o.
| cheap labor. In the esent OF the purcnaSel
wishing 10 enlarge the plant more land can "
| bought adjoining ct . reasonable price
Terms: One fourth cash, ana inc nhinncs "
six, twelve, and eighteen months; deferred pay
| ments bearing d per cent interest IRON oay o
| sale, aud secured by deed OF trust
For iurtner particular Apply y vs ne suc
+! tionoer. ~ - tss.i,,...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
47H DAY OR May, 1892,
AT 1870 O'CLOCK p. NJ,

n n, NJ lana known as the STATE CATTLE
PINS. situated IN the county OF Honrico, near
the city Of Richmond, fronting on the Brook
turnpike 351 feet and running back between
parallel lines 2944 feet, containing about TWO
acres, more or less.
The said lot OF land 20 be sold "a a whole or In
parcels, to be determined upon at the time and
The terms Of sale to be one third cash, and
the balance In the bond OF the purchaser, pay
able 10 the said board In equal amounts Of one,
two and three years from the day Of sale, bear
ing interest at q percentum per annum, tho pur-
chAser., respectively, 10 pay In hand IN cash on
the day OF sale 10 percentum OF their respective
purchases, and make settlement In full on con-
nrmation OF sale and In such settlement 70
have the option Of paying the whole amount IN
cash, should he or they so elect. Failure ON the
mart OF any OF the purchasers 10 make such set-
Element for ten days after notice OF such con-
frmation shall work a forfeiture OF the 10 per
centum paid in hand as above the sum so paid,
however, to be refunded In case the sale Do set
aside.
the sale ia TO DO subject TO the approval and
connru alton by the Circuit Court Of the city Of
Richmond, 20 which court the board IL instructed
and required TO make report OF It's proceedings
hereunder, with account thereof, within ten days
after such SALE which report shall be for thirty
DAYS In the clerks oilice Of said court for excep-
tions thereof. And IN case OF sale being SCI
aside by the court or OF Noncompliance Oy IN.
purchaser. the said board will thereupon proceed
to sell the property again on the terms hcrenoe'
fore set forth.
Should the sale DO confirmed the said board
will execute the same by transfer OF possession
70 the purchaser or purchasers. aud by convey
ance with general warranty on the part OF tn'
state, upon payment OF the entire purchase
money. +. ". hchlNSEi,
Governor;
MORTON MARYE,
Auditor Of Public Accounts;
A. w. HARTMAN, JR,
Treasurer.
BOSWELL & HARaAN, Auctioneers.
ap2I,24,My2, &4-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
MI, sar,h \. Randolph critically I'LL.

Miss Sarah Nicholas Randolph is lying
critically i'll at her residence, III Baltimore.
She was the youngest daughter OF the inte
Colonel Thomas Jefferson Randolph. of
Edge Hill. A,bemarle county, Va and O
great-granddaughter Of Thomas jefferson.
On the close of the civil war Miss Randolph
opened, with her sister. at Edge Hlii q
large school Tor young ladies, which be-
came known throughout the country. she
was afterward for several years the princi-
pal of Patspsco Institute, and later came
to Baltimore.
Miss Randolph was prominently connect
cd with the Lee Monument Association
and is we'll known in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

IACKSON-W A r ID LOT.-TRUS-
81 TEES SALE or AN EXCELLENT BUILD
ING LOT ON SEVENTH STREET NEAR
PRESTON, on NAVY HILL, BY AUCTION
wife TO me as trustee. dated Gih OF September,
1889, and duly recorded, ard being thereto re-
CURED by the beneficiary, viii sell BY auction,
on tho promises, Oh
TUESDAY. APRIL 60. 1892.
az 1880 p. W., that PRETTY AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOT Gboye referred 20, lying on tho
west side OF Seventh street, beginning thereon
at a point distant - feet north OF Preston
street, thence running north aud fronting ON
Seventh street 10 feet, and thence back IRON
aaid front l24 feet 10 an alloy in the rear II
feet wide.
This is u choice lot in popular section, and
| there are few such 10 be had.
Terms: Cash sufficient 10 paw costs OF sale and
10 discharge four notes oil 5000 eacn, with In
| terest on them respectively from tho 9th OF De-
camber. 1850, 9Th Of March. 1890, ooh Of June,
| $50, and 9th OF September, 1890: and the
| residue on terms TO be announced NJ time OF
| sale. WILLIAM l. hcpD'
rD2O Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

man. r. q. Wright. J. r. Kcmper, J. r.
Tcmpleton. George X. Kolner, G. NJ.
Patrick. M. J.. Leonard. and J. j. Flavin.
on the nnpledged ticket. were elected by o
large majority.
A personal canvass Of tho delegates re-
yeals the fact that those elected are strictly
for the most available man. The body
passed resolutions unanimously not to
instruct except for the most available
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
MS SENTENCE COMMITTED.
Ihe Cadets Defeat the Wash-Lees-Leas'
ofthc Dehart Hotel at Lexington.
I-...aItaerram to tho Disratch.l

'-se'.lltelegram 90 tho Dispatch.l
IwsI Jos VA. April 23.-J. +. Richard
i... W.. Wa, scutenced 10 the penitentiary
te,u months for putting a bull on
r.aI track 40 Buera Vista, has had
.. sentence commuted to twelve months
. .te county Isll by the Governor. A pc
'.- Va. Ened by ten of the jury recon-
.ng executive clemency.
l.a cadets of the Virginia Military In
-''... t,r4ted the Washington and Lee
Hl tle institute grounds this after
..4 hy score Of - TO 4. The field
..i fle cadets was especially notable
49,. as ths ragged allround playing OF
t VARSITY.
DAVIS. tho VARSITY catcher. played for
.Ies. batteries for Cadets, Horn
and Davis; for the university,
.s. PRATT, aud Lucas.
Gilmore Brothers. recently OF
t.rier Military Academy of Lewis
.t-. ". Va. have leased Hotel Dehar,
.. t.e Lexington Development Compa.
it 'r .laryears. The company is 10 build
-.ieen.lo0t iron bridge over Woods
e.a c.ntcuug the town with the hotel
6. cost Ol { .OIJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
KnI.h nrtunen the Carr.

poncence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
I .s,mtE. Va, April 23.-Mr. Charles
h" Who was moving from Winebeg
l'y. WIS. 90 reside near Burkeyille,
~, Ieit ais stepsOu. Charlie Robinson,
.-In4 ca route with a car OF stock. The
4'.e' aas killed to-day at Bluefield. Va,
VI nDng caught between the cars.
Le Republicans he'd convention here
All was harmonious and smooth,
.-' aahone aud Langston seemed TO pull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
An Afflicted Man.
Texas siftings.l

lam sorry for poor JONES'" remarked
Gus DE Smith TO Gllhooly.
"What Is the matter with him.!
Gle is color-blind. Yesterday he mis-
took nv nice new green-silk umbrella. TOR
his own brown one"
THAT goes 10 prove what have otteh
sald-that 1t is not right to Judge man oy
bis umbrella. for he may have stolen it."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
sIahone-Lsnr.,on Reconciliation.


Af,ylLlE, Va. April 23.-At largely
t..ehled meeting Of Republicans. com
l-''1 81 negroes and one white man, held
A'ie tonight tor the purpose OF electing
..'' toies 70 the county convention. which
w.ee ne1t Monday, q resolution was most
Enthusiastically endorsed commanding
gre recent Mahone-Langston reconcilia-
,.NH and accepting their leadership Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
Tho Cation sunpIx.


by telegraph 70 tho Dtpatcb-I
NV YORK. April 23.-The total visible
supply of cotton for the world is 4,249, 20i
bales. of which 3.625.5O4 bales are Ameri-
can; against 3,l75.i3 and 2,5l0,0Ss bales.
respectively, last year. Receipts al all in
terror towns. $3.50. Receipts at the PLAN
tations. 10, 800. Crop in sight. 7,s5i,OOS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
A Valuable Bird.

[Epoch.I
Customer TO bird-fancier)-How much
for this parrotI ,.u
1,ustomer-Whewl Isn't that rather
steepS ,,...,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
One on the Teacher.

fStreet a smith uoou NOVEL,
First Little Boy: What you laughin' so
about os.o.
"Wot is there to laugh about in that" !?
..Why. the teacher she had to stay In,
too flaw haW no."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
BEVERLY T. CRUNP.
w. w. COSBY, JR.,
QDo..f.i Norn nissiou ara

TABB, kEcErvgR. PLkrsrIFY, Aekrssr Lsx AND
Ais. DEFESpASrs--lS THE CHAScskY COUNT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. Goddn. clerk OF said court, Ger.
tify that the bond required Of tho special com.
mtssioners by the decree In said cause OF April
II. 1892, has been duly given
tiiveu under my hand this 18Th day Apru,
1902, CHARLES W. GODDIS,
ap20 SierA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
Nothing the Matter.

Clubberly Cat the club)-Glad to sec you
hocE in The club, old man. You resigned
apont wear ago on account OF your en-
eagement. l believe. What's the trouble,
broken of!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

At the request of the owner, will offer for
sale upon the premises on
FRIDAY, The GOTH DAY or APRIL, 1892,
M ; o'clock Z. NJ. the aforementioned PROPER
TY. The dwelling contains seven rooms, wide
hall The lot has front of 33 feet on Clay
street and runs back lob feet TO
an alley, end has tne we'll OF water,
fruit trees, etc, on IL. The premises are In good
order, and the dwelling has been recently
painted through. There are iew dwellings IN
mis- ssction which will make better home, or
nav better as an investment, and parties seek
Ing such properly will do well TO attend SALE
TERMS: Liberal and at sale
II. A. MCCURDY,
ano4 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

L,OR SALE, A DRUGSTORE IN
I washington city, dong a good business
located on one OF the principal streets; inyen-
,c,sas ahont ~. 600. VIII sell for $4,000
80 500 cash: balance In monthly payments TO
suit purchaser. Reason for sale owner going
into other business. Address Box 4sO, wash
ington, ID. G. ap~@