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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
auANAm BUDGET,
Lnrse Yield OF wheat la Greer cou--
ty-Church Services.

Quannh, Tex, June I.--Dr. Boyton
OF Atlanta, Ca. iectured at the Bap-
that church Tuesday and Wednesday
on Sabbath schools, and sabbath
school duties Of church members, He
drew fair audiencea and mnde many
warm friends here. The exercises az
tho church Wednesday night by
number OF the Sunday school children
wero we'll attended. and they were
hiahly COMMUNICATED by their friends.
In conversation today with Prot.
Calhoun OF lridorado. Groor county,
Tho GAgotte man wae told by hun thnt
his county would have more huAheiD or
wheat this year for sale than wan
harvested there last yoar. 10 h.la
be had been all over the county, nnu
white II was fnct many tnrmsrH
would lot cut an acre In their naldH'
but where a farmer did have a crop.
the orop wac good and more bushels
would ho gathered during thus hnrNeht
than last. The Average buaheVH pcr
ncru last year IN Greer county wan
| about four and half 70 the acre. ana
this year neny farmers VIII make
| twenty TO twenty-five bushels.
Tho anme can DO nnid OF Hardoinnn
| county this aeuaon. Whore there are
| flaldn OF grain they are very finci and
down on Warmers ercok, In this coun-
~, where the largest farms In the
| county are situated. many Of thom VIII
make f,ftoen or twenty bushels TO the
/ aero.
Commissioners court is setting mr. n
honrd OF equalization this week.
Tho baptist church members md all
the Sunday school teachers md fchoi'
arr went out ON Groesbock creok pho
nlclng today.
Mr.. Rogers. The Gazette Representa-
tive, was here yesterday In tho inter
cat ~ the paper,
Editor Killsbrcw OF the Chiiliooths
News viii az an carly day move hii
paper 10 Davis, !, n.
DR. Burton tho youngest Christian
minister In the state 10 atill preaching
here. Those who have listened 10 hii
aermona pronounce him n wonderful
and profound tcaHoner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

For those society women who take
little exercise and accumulate ut
rapidly" an authority on foods pres-
Crihes greon Vegetables growing above
the ground, such ns peas, spinach
and sparagus. and PLAIN green ealads
unmlxed with poultry. meat or hsh,
such as lettuce. celery and cro0seai
with a French dresninH, very little
starch food and white moats, chickon,
lnmb or mutton, mn abundance oi
fruit, toast and whole wheat bread
no aweoH and few stimulants, ex'
oopt Hautorne and Hhinc wines IN
moderation. For brain workers, red
meats particularly beef, are recon-
menaed. with n,archy foods taken IN
the form of rice and whole wheat
bread, all green vegetables that grow
above the ground, green salads eyery
day with lfrenoh drasalnR, containing
plenty OF oil, fruit In abundance ant
no sweets, Mrs. Rprer Haya Life I,
too short TO be spent In digoutlng po
tutoea. | never eat thcm In any form
You might as well put pieces Of mice
into your stomach as I'LL II with Sara
togu chipH."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
7aHFT


BY Associated Press.
81 Louis. Mo. June s'-Tlrst race
Six furlongs Little Chris won, Rosa
simpson second, Attention third. Time
1ls -.
second race-one mile. Transit won.
Russell Gray second. Prince Leon third.
Time. i:ai -. So.
won. DR.. Word second, Bob Carter
third. Time. i;02 Ia.
Fourth race-One and one-siateenth
mile. Mountain quail won, Lord VIZ
lowbrook second. Uncle Jim third
Time l.5o l-2.
Fifth race--seven furiongs, water
won. Pagan second, Mollie third.
Time, 1;2g.
sixth rnce-hnie. Prince Carl won,
Linda second. Logan third Tine
l.42 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
4 MoDnns MISSIONARY.


ny ~ W. bffHNt
I saw The world was all going wrong
10 I Just started out, woil girded and
strong.
To DO share Of reforming,
First went 70 my neighbor and show
"a him his faults,
In u neighborly fair and square way.
When round me he practiced sulli-
van waltz,
And knocked me clear down the
steep stairway
called on our editor kindly to hint
THAT a change here and there Ia his
In regard 10 lis matter and style OF It's
would be most proper caper.
but he took me At once by tho naps
Of the neck,
with the grip -nf Il Jupiter Sntor,
And dropt mo before 10 minute TO
Down an open freight eieyatori
10 have my wife'a relatives be better
men
I picadingly wrote. without fury,
When they straightway began a pro-
cecdink and ten
Iuoufona beHeie 49, 49,
saw man hight 'twixt man and
his wife,
And started 70 stop the colllnion.
when both of them hammered me up
for dear iifu,
And / sot all my pains for my mis-
aionl
went 70 a bar 10 try and persuade
The owner 10 quit bis tranagrcssion
When he Jumped on me sore, gave
both eyes q blue shade.
And my church turned me out The
next session.
mat 10 purify the political boat
Which rccks with fraud. lies and me
For once Nee j ran. came within but one
OF E SSss having a single ballot
ga turned square around and have
let The world 70,
what use Is IL In fretting and storm
And r I'm doing the best bit Of labor !
know,
FOR myself I've set in % reforming
Mailed Duttermiik--s1he well beaten
| voih II an egg Added to boiling butter
| milk aud allowed 70 bn, 10 makes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

~ NHsNUITTIVu t VH77
Sing Sing. n. Y. June s.-Dr Henry
C. +. Myers arrived here at $50 p. m
and was given the regulation suit ana
shave. He will be assigned a number
tomorrow and placed at work in one
Of the shops II ID possible he VIII
be put TO work In the morning as as
sistant to John Y. Mekane IN ny
clothing department, as Mehhns aiiu
AM Igiilson are said to be unable 10
handle an the cloth now being made
I'm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

BY Associated Press.
New York, June s.--First rece--six
furlongs. Lamisere won, DunRannon
second. Relief third. Time, III.
Second race--one mile. st. MAXIM
won. win Fonso second, Song and
Dance third. Time,l4o l-2
Third receive and one-kalf fur
longs. Sabilla won, Applause second,
Fiuch third Time. 06.
Fourth race--Vreedland handicap,
seyen furionKs. John Cooper, iz2, Oar
rison. 2 10 to l. won by a head; st.
Julien. ioS slmms, TO l, second. As
signee, ii3. Taral, i-2 to 1. third.
Time, 1870 i-2.
Firth racs--one mile. Atrophin won,
Clementina second. Roller third, Time,
40.
Sixth race-Slx furlongs California
won. Prince OF Monaco second. Glad
third. Time, li2 10,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

~. was taking to the girl. and she
~ .,'eSerlnr IN patient endurance. Al
Va y, ares his lace lighted up and she re-
vlved slightly. a. q. ., abe
,nonired quickly and eNpectantis' 49,.
brilliant thought struck me- miss
fi .lins.ea. . abe aighed. YEARLY. Whose
wss itf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

BY Associated Press
London. June Sat EPSON today
the oaks OF $500 sovereigna for S-year-
old nllies. carrying nine stone each,
distance about one mile and half,
was won by Amiable. brown ally by
81. simon, out OF Tact, owned b the
Duke OF Portland.
Sweet DucEefs, brown My BY
Hagioscope. out OF Grand Duchess. The
rroperty OF Sir r.. W. Griffith, was
second. sarana, brown My By sara
hand. out Of Wild Hyacinthe. owned b5
Lord cadogan. was third
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Washington. June S. First race
-Four and one-half furlongs. Blackburn
won, Cossaok second. Con Luoey third,
Time. 5e,
Second race-Seven furlongs. Soland
won. BlaclSwood second. Center Fire
third. Time. :2g 1-2.
Third race-Six furlongs. Ella won,
Sweet Alice second, Detroit third Time,
1 :i6 l-2.
tlon won, DE- Faust second. Miss Dor
ris f third Time. 80 Ia
Fifth racc--Tive furlongs, Some
More won. Psyche second. Jim Pagan
third, Time. 1:ol IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Special Dispatch.
san Francisco, Cal. June s.-The EV'
ening Post makes the statement on
ths authority OF Irving NJ. Scott OF
the Union iron works that there y
at least one defective armor plate OF
the coast defense vessel Monterey
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Special Dispatch.
Hico. Tex, June s--The original con.
,,,act Of 1000 feet was reached iSs'
night in the srtesian vel. ms 100 ~,
haisere have decided TO 30 unili tne'
st,tiee a SUFFICIENT How.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

BY Associated Press.
cape Charles, Va. June s,--lsaae
Kemp. negro. who murdered Deputy
sheriff Ned Carver In westoyer- Md,
Yesterday. was today taken from JAIL
by a mob OF about 400 men and shot
10 death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Special Dispatch.
corsicana. Tex. June s.-'rhe corsl-
cana and penison base ball teams
crossed bats at the fair grounds today.
The score was Is to IL In favor Of DENT
son.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
Tnr DEATH ROLL.


NFHfIuI DINNIFEH.
Bfaansysile, Tex. June s.-Williarn
n Browne. wealthy citizen o. Ahta.
ndraa. died hero this morning az The
house Of his brother, Mr.. J. q. browne.
aged IS years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
STATE RECORD BROKEN.
J. A. ROACH MAKES A FAST NJ
cyci.E run.
Twelve Miles Covered In Thirty-r,v,
MINUTES and Niar,cen Seconds.
The oaks stakes Run at Ep-
sonn-ResuIts Of the Turf.


Special Dispatch.
San Antonio, Tex. June SIN a
twelve mile bicycle road race today J.
A. Roach made the distance in "a min
utes and 10 seconds, breaking the Texas
record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Philadelphia Ledger.
Mrs. sarah Elder Of Roulette. PA.
was Lately married 20 her seventh
husband. An the others are dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
MopELs ARE MopI.sT.
one HAVING Pretty Fieure Cas-
Earn seo Fer Week

Ask any artist OF prominenee for his
opinion OF models as Glars, and the
chances ARE thar he win say he hAa
found them 70 be piodest sensible
young women. who are worthy OF az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Mailed Duttermilk--1'he well beaten
yoik o. an eRg ADDED 70 boiling butter
noliffshlng aad palatable inyalids'
food.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
7. X. ELLIS, Auc,Ioneer.
ByJ. ~. Valentine. Anctioneer.
1no. y. Lalghton. Dr., Salesman.
1888 east Mrin street.
4 DMINISTRAToR's SALE OFTBE

4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OFTUE
"A SENATE SALOON. No. SIS tisr
BROAD slkREr WITH frs sUPEka MN.
Koks AND BAR-fINrUREs. POOL TABiR-
CARPETS, AND OTHER FIXTURES Al Az
, dloN ,-As administrator OF the estate OF Eonry
hunscfiorJ, deceased, shall sell. az auction. on
Tuesday rHs i5ru INSTANT,
at 1890 A. VI. on the premises, the yJvrrprs
and OUTFIT OF tho well-knogn "senate y "a.
loon. No. sl5 east Broad street
ms properly Will be irst offered AZ IN IN.
tirety' inriadlng the uneGpiroi Lessee e septen'.
Der /. 1874. AMI II sold az such. tho pur,haser
can obtain from the owner OF toe house an Az.
tension OF lease on favorable terms. IN MOI a,la
as whole, then the personal elect, viii pe ali
IA detail % % removed At once
The nxtlres consist OF BAR aud oyerRt
COUNTERS Of the most expensive characler.
made 70 order:
TBR9s hARGs BEvELED-EDGE FRENCH.
iLArE MIRRORS. tne largest In tnt. c,tx
IN elaporatelY carved Cherry Frames
slassplates alone being OF ibo following Cd.
mensions: "
MIRROR OF ono plate II feet by : foe,. no.
sues sihse1 shelves on either end u plato
glass door. with mirror bicxs:
MIRROR Oh same character, q T. fee, by n
feet.
MIRROR OF same character 10 fee, By w
ieet; ~
IMANiEL MIRROR, In painted ami r,l,.,r,me.
tsMALL sQrAREPLATE-GLASs MIRROR.
L POOL-IADLk IA nice order With ivory u,u.
12 cues. racks, and c0untera:
l CUE kACh, with lock boxes, aud COUNTER.
RANk Tor pun pool;
10 WALNUT FRANZ sIDE-rABLEs:
36 Handsome WALNUT CANE CnAlRs.
3 ICE BOX CHANDELIERS:
one OF the best ana most complete HEATING.
FURNACES ia this city, as cool "a ne.
with all attachments, iucs. aud e. nasc,ior.
for \ threc-noor house
Handsome SILVER PLATED DRAUGHp
FOUNTAIN;
2 BEER PUMPS, with water and air pressure.
and duplicate pipes:
Handsome CHERRY STORE PARTITION. and
49, sfoRM-D00R FlAlURES, vita gronui
glass and engraved p,nes:
Excellent FLOOR CARPETS. OF largo sf,e
with hsll and stair carpets:
Large COOKING RANGE, IN good order, with
hot water boiler alta cbsi, aud l,tuTss.
DUMB WAITER aud ELsCIhIC BELLS Ter two
floors: " Wv
MARBIR-ToP wASuSTANDs auI o,hor honso,
keoyiDg articles;
BAR GLASSWARE and CRDCKFpY
10 any one wishing 20 continue this bushes,
at this stand, or TO those Citing 40 a bushes,
elsewhere rare opportunity Ia oreret, FOX
there are no hxtures Of equal cost IN TINS CITY.
The salo Is positive and will DO made ior cesh.
4. r. A. BURKE
Administrator Henry Hungertord. declared
j. n. VALENTINE, Auctonser. my l2-3L
l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
WOMEN IN The UNIVERSITY.
To r. admitted Upon the Same Terms as
Men. with Certain Restrictions.

Men. with Certain Restrictions.
CHARIOTTESVIiLE. VA. May l2.-
C..c.aJ The Committee Of the Faculty
,f the University of Virginia. appointed
10 formulate and present TO the board
ts.- r,..iaiions under which 1t deems II
....tanlr Tor young women 10 De ad-
f..It.I O. the academic schools Of the
university has made its report 10 inc
f.4 f.,uIfy. recommending that the eN-
..tIu,. provisions for the registration ana
examination OF women be resoinded. anu
.t.- tho, be- admitted with certain re-
stricuons" upon the same terms ohered
~ yugng men.
~. chairman of the committee, after
ID ftu and fair enquiry. is OF the opinion
,tat il ia safe. right, and wise 10 admit
,...r,, women 10 the academic department
- the university, on the same footing as
I..ards duties and privileges OF the class
ION. as young men, but under reasonable
Tt,iricticns. -.
T.. Kruleeitch has sold two store-rooms
N west Main street 10 Dir. Buckle. an
Lnslishman. for $500.
circuit Court adjourned this morning
unui Monday. co
In the case Of the Piedmont Guano
c.mDany against General J. q. Fled,
yer3ic, was rendered IN favor OF the
p.slntin for ga.s7. with Interest from
May IL. 1894 r,,,
The First National. OF Johnson. Ienn''
against Minneapolis Improvement 'o'n-
yauy. two cases. on motion OF aeishu-
ant Judgment was set aside.
Fourqurean, Price a. Co., against -
II. Page Continued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
By f.. A. Catlin, Auctioneer.
Nos. and ;:Orth Eleventh street.
J. CHESTNUT liLL

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
executed TO me March 10. 1872, OF record
in Henrico County Court Clerks office
In Deed Book 1873 A. page g. default
having been made In note therein Sc
cured and being required so to do by
the holder of said note. I will sell at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY. MAY -. 1881,
at G o'clock T. NJ, on the premises. LOT
No L. square q Chestnut Hill. S9xi4g
feet. 10 2O-foot alley on the west side or
Fourth avenue 80 feet north OF Myrtle
street. This property Is right Oh the car
line, and Is admirably located for sub
urban residence.
TERMS: Cash as 10 any taxes that may
be due. the costs OF executing this trust.
t2lQ and interest thereon from September
o. 1892. and the balance In six months.
to be secured by trust deed on the pro-
perty, or all cash at option OF the pur-
Chaser. T.. Il. CATLIN,
my Q Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
BY J. r. Elan & Co,
Real Estate AuctiCpeers'
Ills Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE


Real Estate AuctiOpeers,
Ills Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
4 ON EASY TERMS OF THAT ,
DESIRABLY-LoCA AND SPfi-
BRICK STORE AND RESI-
DENCE COMBINED.
No. l07 EAST MAIN STREET.
SOUTH SIDE MAIN BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS.
ON THURSDAY. MAY IL. h9i.
at 8: 80 o'clock +. NJ we shall. by request
of the owner. sell. BY public auction, on
the premises. the above-named Al
TVACTTVELY-L SuBSTAS-
TIAf. AND WELL-ARRANGED TWO
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING. containing about six rooms, De,
sides the store, perfectly dry cellar. ana
the usual conveniences. and 10 good re-
pair: the lot fronting about lGl2Xi11 feet'
with alley in rear. .,., T.,
This property is admirably suited In
size and location for any retail business
has long enjoyed a good patronage, COM
olnes a good store and comfortable resi-
deDce and, I'm the hands OF I've man,
would prove very remunerative. We COM
mend II 10 parties seeking good busl-
nsss-stnnd. and as a solid, profitable IN
yestment. and urgently request the at
tendance of all 81 que7t or either. fos-
session by the list OF June.
TERMS: One fourth cash; baionce py
negotiable notes at six. twelve. ana elgh,
tesn months, interest added, and secured
bv deed of trust. j. Il. ELAN az CO.
INV ~ Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
AUCTION sALEs--Fvtare Dsya
by Dcnoon. Tuppsr 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneorss
S2I Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF ATTRACTIVE
"A DWELLING WITH LARGE LOT, FRONT.
INC 100x13J FEET ON NORTH AvkNUEN
Tax PLAN OF BkOOkLAND PAhk, ADJOIr-
INC BARTON BEJGuiS-We Will eel py puo'
tic auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY ~, 1894,
NJ O o'clock y. ~, the above ATTkACIIsh
kEsiDkSCE, containing seven roouis mos.
substantially bai!t, and the largo efounns.
having front Of 100 feet on North avenue, arc
well SGT IN shade trees and shrutbcry.
North avenue ~ the principal thoroughiaro
north OF tho city. and property fronting thereon
Is rapidly enhancing in value. II you wish
nice suburban home attend this sale.
IRgxs: Very liberal.
DENOON. TUPPER & CO..
is Auctionoera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
R,r. svltxsr, the MedaiiisL

ASHLAND. VA. May R-tspeeia',-
The Washington Literary Society he'a US
annual defamation tonight. DIX ore,
Chalmers faced, a cultivated audience. ana
the medal. which VIII be presented az
commencement was awarded Mr. ow,s-
zer. who detained IN a mastery nASA''
ter "ShamuS OBT!en," A.. .-isslA-.>ii Isas'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Ky 4. ". Pollard.
Of. X. Ellis. Auctioneer)


10y REQUEST OF MRS. LENA
- Rose, administrator of the estate OF
the late NJ Rose we will proceed to sell
all OF the PERSONAL PROPERTY In
house No. 30liz west Clay street. on
TUESDAY, MAY 18th.
at 1890 \. NJ, such as
3 CHAMBER SUITS. in walnut and stain.
ed wood:
1 HANDSOME PARLOR SUIT;
4 CARPETS Gn good ordeD:
l SlDEBOARD. / EXTENSION-TABIE
HALL-RACK. REFRIGERATOR;
2 WAREHOUSES;;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH;
. FINE HAIR-MATrRESSES:
LARGE FEATHER BED, PILLOWS,
AND BOISTERS;
LACE CURTAINS:
Large lot OF BED-CLOTHING:
KITCHEN FURNITURE;
COOK-STOVE AND UTENSILS, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE. and many other
goods.
my Is F. K. ELLIS, Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
by T.. A. Catlin. Auctoneer
5 and north Eleventh street.
SALE OF FRAME
l. DWELLING on BROAD STREET NEAR
CHIMBORAZ0 PARK.

In execution OF a deed OF trust TO me.
dated September II. 1892, OF record III
the Clerks Office Of Henrico County Court,
Deed Book 40 y, page $50. default having
been made In the payment OF certain
so to do. | will sell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 16, 1894.
at O'Clock r. NJ, on the premises, tho
DETACHED DWELLING situated on
the north side OF Broad street. between
Thirty-sixth and Thirty-aeventh streets.
The lot fronts 20 feet and extends BACK
Ids feet.
TERMS: Cash as to $50 and interest
thereon from September Is. 1899. the costs
OF executing this trust, ana taxes tnat
may be due and the balance In twelve
months, with interest added, and secured
by trust deed. r.. A. CATLiN,
my s-W TIL Sa. Su. Tu&W Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13

| 80
BY II. Seldom Taylor 4 Son.
Real EHtots Agents and Auciloneers,
Office. Eleventh and Bank streets.
A TTENTIoN, HOME.sEEKERs.
OTHERS.
PUBLIC SALE by ORDER OF TIE
TO WIND UP T HH2gf EsssrArE OF W. ).
FIVE NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
FRAME DwEIJING-HoUsEs.
LARGE NUMBER Asp OF 4 CHOICE AND
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS,
IN THE PLAN OF FULTON.
THESE LOTS 10 s,, WIL /, E Z D,yipED IN
A PLAT Q OF s0 WHICH VIII Wit BE Ex-
HibiTEP Or AZ TA TIE HOUR
BY virtue Of a decree rendered by the
Richmond Chancery Court on the first
day OF May. 1891. In the suit OF Cussen's
executor Va. Cussen &c. will. as special
commissioner thereby appointed. proceed
the aforementioned REAL ESTATE. and
IN the following order, TO wit:
ON TUESDAY. MAY -. 1894.
commencing at $50 O'Clock p. NJ.
Isl, with FIVE SMALL FRAME
DWELLINGS AND LOTS. each contain.
ing rooms. and several vacant lots adj
joining the above, situated on the north
side OF State street between Tompkins
ana Union. The lots front together
2 Lot IOxllO feet, on the north side of
State street between Union and Marshall
corner OF Union and State streets
L. Lot @Xll0 feet, at the southwest cor
ner of Graham and Tonpkins streets. !.
Graham street between Tompkins and
Union streets
G. Lot s5isx-- feet. Mt the southeast corr
ner OF Williamsburg avenue and Virginia
on WEDNESDAY. MAY &c, 1891.
commencing at i:JJ O'Clock p. NJ.
9Th. with LOT 30xiii feet. on the cast
side OF Seventh street between Denny ana
Louisiana streets
s. Lot 1axll0 feet nj the southwest
corner OF Graham AMI Fulton streets.
9. Lot al the northwest corner of VIII
Harrisburg avenue and Ohio street. 'front.'
Ing 2i6 feet on Ohio street.
10. Lot ieSXl65 feet. at the southwest cor
ner of Williamsburg avenue and Ohio
street
H. Lot 7lyil9 feet, near the northwest
corner OF Williamsburg avenue and Mich
olas street
In the event the sale Of the property adj
vertised for Tuesday, the lJth instant.
cOnnot be completed on that day. then
such pieces as remain uns0ld viii be-
offered on the following day "wednesday
| at The same hour. and II the sale Is not
completed on Wednesday. the 18th III
slant, 1t will b. continued from day to
| day. commencing al f:30 Z. NJ, due no
| tics of which will be given.
Come To this sale. We mean business.
You'll have chance 10 make some
money.
| TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance
| on a credit Of six. twelve. and eighteen
| months. for negotiable notes with inter-
| est ADDED from day OF sale, and the tide
| retained until the whole purchase.nioney
| has been paid; or at the option of the pur-
| chaser a deed may be made 10 him. and
| he 70 give deed OF trust 20 secure the
| notes. GCSTANUS MILLillSER.
| Special Commissioner.
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