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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

snss e.su ~ the labor OF intelligent be-
sas u'e inhabltants ~ Mars. probabiy
-. 'ne purpose Of irrigation Mnrs IL
nueh older planet than the enrth
~ hls suffaca Is psrnhed and lcveIed
~ .ne mana OF tine. No high range ~
hi,o s has yet been seen between,
hnsnp oiss. Mountains, to be sure. have
mere is no conclusive evidence, IL sbnxs
. .nt. they are high: on the contrary.
1hey are IN all probability low. Nj.
,rpWell received word last week from
sroi. PICKERING that Mr. Douglass hai
detected notch In the "terminaturr.-
.ne edge OF the lighted surface border
iils the dark crescent, which Indicates
an elevation OF 800 feet above the sea
level OF the planet.
That part OF the territory % Mars
winch the astronomers have deternIned
70 ue land Is Of a rosy orange color
niueh tha same as some red arid tracts
OF the earth, There is room for belief
therefore, that Mars solely needs means
OF artificial Irrigation, and there ara
sun other facts TO support the hypnths-
SIS that he actually has them. For in
we Martian winter and spring his ca
mus are not conspicuously visible from
the earth; then, soon after the vernal
elulnoS. they begin to show themselves,
ana aftsr the summer solstice they
are at their best for the observer. In
little V lille they grow less clear
again, AMI IN the Marian winter once
more fade from view This apparent
periodiclty, corresponding year after
year to the procession Of the seasons,
may, therefore, be Inscribed to the
growth OF vegetation on the banks OF
the canals aud through the adjacent
country. withou. the vegetation the
narrow strips OF water would be less
conspicuous Us seen from the earth.
but as the belts of land along the wa
ter courses become clad In verdure.
and the growth extends on either bank.
they become plainly visible.
On this theory 1t is not necessary,
therefore to suppose the canals TO be
bodies OF water 800 miles wide, al
though at the height OF the warm sea-
son the breadth reaches to this extent.
The canals are most numerous In the
northern hemisphere, great part OF
the southern being covered by the
ocean.
II is chiefly the southern half OF
Mas that IL now Visible, but even In
this quarter OF the Marian world there
are quite enough canals TO keep the
attention OF the astronomers busy while
they last, AS the season advances the
observers at Flagstaff may expect more
and more from their work, and before
winter closes in upon them they should
have a great amount Of very valuable
scientific material at hand.
OF course. the canals are not all that
Mr.. Lowell and his stan have noticed
on the face OF the planet. They have
seen the polar SHOWS melt and How
northward, giving rise TO the phenome-
ma that seem 20 imply the flooding Of
the south temperate zone: and they
have witnessed some strange happen
inRs In the polar cap, including the
appearance Of one or two stnrllke
points within the yellow eclipse, which
are probably the glistening peaks OF
polar mountains.-San Francisco EN'
aminor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

mon AND srf'EL FNNcINd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
mAnnIs SCORES DEMOCRATS.
The Popuiist Congressman Pays His
Compliments TO the strnight-outs.

The pOpuhst Congressman FhgH Ills
Compliments to the strniEht-outs,
Topeka Sept. 1s.--Congressman w,
a. Harris, who was here today. will
soon begin his campaign for reelection
under the direction OF the Populist
state central committee. This morning
he said that the effort 10 run straight
Democratic ticket in Kansas this year
was piece OF political !nslncerIty WHOM
no party could Justify ! He regarded it
as being merely a device to attract
votes from the Populist column and as
Gist In returning the state TO Repuhl-
can control. Overmyer and his follow
ers ought to know that no Democratic
candidate for a state or congressional
Office could be elected in Kansas under
the present political alightmenti hence
the orly effect OF the straight Demo
cratic vote would be the possible defeat
Of some Of the Popullst candidates for
conCreAs ard the election OF the Re7
publican ticket.
When asked If he did not consider
himself a Democrat, Mr. Harris salu'
owl Is Domocrat2 II you mean Il
Democrat according to the eastern view
1 cannot be clasgad IN that category.
No. | am Il Populist. and believe IN the
prInclples OF the Peoples party as eN-
Pressed in their platform. I am SONG
on the stump in behalf OF the Popullst
state ticket and as candidate Tor re-
election TO congress-"
Concerning state politics Mr. Harris
said that he had entire confidence 10
the integrity OF Go ternor Lewelllns
and believed him TO he an honest man
and a true Populist. There might nave
been mistakes and blu1ders In ms al
ministration, but they were largely the
result OF Impositions and deeepuons
practiced upon him by iesisnlns poiiti-
clans. either to nd tancc thar own sell
ish interests or TO embarress the gov
ernor in the performance Of duties eh-
tirsly new 10 him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17


San Francisco call
The debts OF the two Pacific rail-
roads now amount to siso.ooO'OOO This
il the sum the two companies viii col
lect from local Industries u the Reilly
fpnding bin becomes a law Since the
people are liable TO be called upon TO
nav the debts of the two roads 1t would
not be entirely out of order to INQUIRE
me whereabouts Of the missing
,,,,nev. The companies have been wen
naid FOR ali the services they nave rem
der1d the public, Whatever deauheau-
Ism there may have been az = c9sl 70
mo roads was the voluntary onsrlhs "
Inc managers 10 officials ana 0ther "
sorts who, II is supposed. Woulu Inn ,,.sa
compensating service Ihe i bs AZ oon a.
are now expected 70 pay "a NOD ooe
the rate OF a little less than stVuV,vYo
a wear have paid the railroads Wen iol
an me services they have rsnueftu "
rem Under ordinary mAneseuYlp
,he railroad companies shpulu nav
~, during the thirty years ~
III. sxta,enee for the debts their cons
st.,,c,ton incurred. They should nave
~ ,nterest on their bonds ana con-
p,-,t,,tea each year 10 u sinking iuhu
=, meet their debts when they psea ~.
dne hut all their revenues nav 10, ~
aus, - There " nothing 10 snow
a s * money which ought % have
.or AZ hand 10 pay debts with put
pesn ,.ieh men and three or FOUR pig
., ~ The roads seem 70 have been ,,s
ysritabie hole in the ground m
s,n ". ponred into their Golfers over
di,ons hove operating expenses has gone
--whereI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

FOR BALE House. pretty corner lott
fronts sduthi two blocks 90 car,
ueighborho01 good 500, 800 cash,
chance of o lifetime y, T. Hare, 100
Main Street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON, counsel.
or-nl-law AND solicitor Of American
aud foreign patents. trade markA ami
ing. corner riflh mud n streets,
Washington u e, Seventeen years
experience, Including service IN "a.
AmininE oorpa u, =. patnnt office.
Send sketch OF model for report as
TO patonlabnity Correspondence In.
vitrd Mention tho Fort Worth Ga.
K6ttp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

e.,aA dressing One egg, well peat-
Sa liza fourth % a cup OF mix, mlS
en-, .,i,sr,h cup Of vinegar. one small
one-lou,s :" mustard, one-half teaspoon
tslslo'n n,neh u salt, pinch Of white
susls, P M teaspoon melted butter,
Ptspps nem 10 bolling point and pour
hea, "a egg and milk. Stir the
Slowly ~ All the time. Then cook
same va, When cold stir In lightly
llse e,,n or one-half cup whipped
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

FIVE THOUSAND ACRES OF good
farm land, wing M tho counties Of
Archcr, Baylor, WheG ~ md cuttlo,
clear Of anclimhance and perfect
title, 20 trade fpr Fort Worth city
property ~ VIII exchange Tor good
bank stocks or building and loan
acAorlntlou stocks FOR particulars
apply to ~, G. Hurley, nj National
Live Stock bank, or ~ Iomar y no.
mar. Gazette building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

ABILENT--reH and Paddle nnd
Windsor hotels, Geo. N, Uutohina,
proprietor lfine sample rooms; $50
per day. Finest hotels west OF Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

MA NTEp --Heyon or eight-rOom pias-
tered house, with lights, water, bath-
room and stable: West Side preferred
Tenant has % children VIII talte
eood care of premises and pay rent
promptly. Address Lick Boa 2il.
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
WANTS.
THE GAZETTE is TIE GREATEST
WANT MEDIUM IN me SOUTH. (


WANT MEDIUM IN me souTn. {
Nothing 10 published free. An adj
vertisements Ia this department are
charged for at the rate Of cent a
word each issue, payable IN advance
No advertisements taken for less thah
20 cents,
Personal.
Lost.
Found.
strnycd.
stolen.
strnyvd or stoicns
For Rent,
For sale.
Help Wanted.
business Chances.
Wapted-Dweliingss
Mantcd--HoomH.
Wnnt~d-nohrd.
wnntcd-Boarderr.
Wnnted-Ucnl Estates
wnnt~d--To ErchnrRe.
Wnnted-MiscciInn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

g.nrsa that ~ pain c1uli have
re tss my application % literary
pfsNrn IN a page u 'Ivlnh2e wodl1
49,. heen written. Scott
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

FOR sALE-idO ncres OF nnc land
near OAK Grove and about II miles
south o. Fort Worth. Thla Ia a VOL
improved farm ana good one,
Price Aib Ter acre. Liberal terms.
rs ~ aotea ono mile west VI Keller.
~ fenced and IN cultivation Fine
black sandy soil, Price $3.50 Long
time. 8i7 acres two ana half miles
south OF Keller, All fenced and 1G0
acres In cultivation, Good house ana
stable, tank ana two wells Black
waNey soil aud Tie best price SIS
per acre, Liberal terms, 500 acres
near Saginaw All black wnxey soil,
WIN DO cut In small trucks and sold
on long time az i2ab0 per acre, 1900
acres scven mllon north OF Fort
WORTH finest OF black weNey land
WIN cut IN etneli tracts ana sell on
long time at $50 per aero, as ucroR
fine improved farm aud good land,
bargain, call ana lot us show it Only
four miles from the city i66 aires
seven miles south Of Fort worth,
An line land and is well Improved
farm. Price $3.50 per acre. Liberal
terms, We are selling farms ana
farm lands w TprrAut county eau
on us n you either Wish 70 buy or
sell. +, a. HUFFMAN a co
Fort Worth, Tex Land Iltle blook.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Advertisements for situations want
ed taken at half price. No advertise.
ment for less than 2b cents,
Professional financial and other
cards special notices. etc, IN this clesei-
Ned department, 81 line per month.
Advertisers should remember that
letters directed 20 Initials only are not
delivered through tho postoflice. II IN.
itials are used they should he directed
TO the care OF some person, firm or
postofiice box
List Of letters remaining uncalleo for
in the counting room yesterday nj 9
p. m. Persons calling for them VIII
,ioeTr cay advertised
y. II. b.. / 9. 2
A. Y, r.. 3 A. r., l.
J A. b., !. A. b., J.
Whoies'e Dry Gds.9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

henrietta, clay County, TcS,
Bell and exchange Farms, Ranohei
and city Property Correspondence 40.
lloltcd,
Refercroeni Farmers National Hank,
Henrietta; First National Bank, Fort
Worth. Lnud Mortgage Bank OF Toxns
Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
IHEY CANNOT GET AWAY.
!. THERE ARE PEOPLE on MARS
WE WILL KNOW III.

,raer Most rigid serutiay-How the
s,uuy OF This wonderful World Is
pro.ecu,ed at DISQUALIFICATION
and Equipment of the New station.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

The butcher or shipper ought never to
be required TO take cllls for the sake
OF getting good, straight wcthers Some
dealers win not handle culls az any
price: they will have TO be disposed OF
10 some cheap John" dealer at the
best prices the farmer can command.
There are some dealers who mako u
speciality OF refuse sheep The two
classes Of animals ought always TO be
Kept separate IN selling,
TO be deceived by our enemies or be-
traycd by our friends IL .naupportnble.
yet by ourselves we arc often content
10 be 70 treated -Rochefoucauld.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

MARSHALL. TENAs--lIolel De Elgin.
nt passenger depot aud convenient 20
business center OF city, was recently
rented ANA refurnisbod by present
owner ana placed In first-clhss con-
dition, Large, wen ventilated rooms.
good beds ana now furniture, and
with table bnppllod with tho best
the nnrlet affords II IN tho leading
hotel Of tho city; rites, ~ per day,
MrH w " Hunt. propricfrcrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17


Personal.
Appi,,t,,1 ,,.,.o..,...- - ,,.,.,,..,., ~. 10
,,n,,s ~. Marsne MN
slste TT,inr amd ,nnsnrtln healer,
Advice on business. love affairs; re-
unites separated, removes bad luck,
gives name OF each caller, Jesus
healed hy laying on we hands. No,
glst All chrontc % dlseases vleia te t iu'
newer nf nersnrai nm 5nsiis,n ar NM
man electricity Come aud be cured.
Corner Second and Calhoun.
A FEW VOCAL AND PIANO PUPILS
taken by Mrs. u. j. True. i0i Pecan
street
WOMANis sArrgTiARp- SEATED nar.
tiollnrs FREQ dem Rubber ca KIM.
sas CIV. Mo.
--.-----------
NAL. ~ SVf houston street tpr soll9
s0iu howara ~ w. Iaym s. MA INA
10 $40, now S orferod az rom 40 10
,7b
%, ----------,-,s -,o =,
take a bp,f Interest in an estabiished
npd nn,y,n,, t,,.trssu WIN ginrantes
n nrafi ~ ,iSo n nonth 10 thc pnrt-
,er Sasr.ss !, sty6et waco hoy
,,,.,n - S,,.,n
ISL o. ........
-, .,,,r,,, Vt,t., $780,, =. ,,,.t, 80
- i,.i,,,-,',,, ~, ',,i a., ,,iy Anil,
~. A,.s ~ ~ 800 fr,,,sr IIsn1c,sn1
W M,S, =, ~ NuHa, w "''
a"e i'oh HNti "'''.u l..-----.-----------------
LADIES WANTED TO write at home;
SIS weekly; no cRnYassi1R Reply
with gtnInp. Miss Lillian j.. Russell
south Doni. Ind
7--Szi1i,,e V;1 S;,,;i,i, no W1TTE Ar
HOME. Id weekly. no canynsaing
pcniv with stn,nn Miss Tannle
| Foiitnor snuth uend. md.
wANTED-A woman 10 do esooking'
ueia i210 East ileikuep street
ANTED--snlesman 10 sell coffee to
ne yholeanle and retail grocery
trade ON salary. only those thor.
ouphly apouaiutod with the trade and
can furnish satisfactory reference ad.
dress "s," y o. Box 2atT, New York
- -; .,,,,ii,, n u ,.,,,, rctinbto cool. An
ply TO y @. McPeak, corner Second
and Main.
WANIi; a., Nm no'e s,aps . s1I River
eluIss hvnstai Wy nuJu c6,rnia i'i, gnss
hS.ua a, 90" goods IN 5verhailg
s w au'e eood f"r tbirty dave. First
class references tgqu,rsui heSn not
Apply unless suig.s ~ n'H,,
wen hcqualitsu WIN lls .,aps
TeNas, hnu VIC W huv ' " ,.l..s,','
must pc Sicily, 'itvbnis.aie prv
I'VE W1h. nul EN-" ts.,.t ,,o.,h
Goods Gazette once Fort WORTH
-- IeAas,
HELP FtfRNISHED-Sl Situations pro-
ployment bureau. bog MAN.
b.NANciAb
$3.50 :. -,
REAL EsTAIE LphNo on improved
property 10 Norm Ttntlhl ltAhb;
Vendors Hen notes purchased ana
extended. Farms Tor SAFE with hnnli
GuHh payment IA1g ANiNH
G. H. SlLLlMAN.
Worth.
---------------------
MONEY TO LOAN ON FAItMS
-
By THE
W. g pHici5 roh,P basr1 No'i" N'N
' ..- -
y V 70 Io1N-on -Sai e.,a,. IN
ia lint q a. NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

FOR sALr--I offer at extremely Inv
nguros for cash several well located
one ana two-stoiy residences, fYou
contemplate buying a residence near
the business confer Of the city sec
me before YOU buy w q Newly.
trustee,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

WANTED-A good secondhand Job
press. cheap for cash; Gordon quar-
ar .ediun preferred. A. Il. r.. this
Office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

N~sN,> >ssls>is'-A~
WANTED situation by experienced
German lady 10 cook ana do eoneral
hnuseworl. Apply leia Main street.
Mendel house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

WAETED--A partner with $500, 90
take q half interest In an established
and paying business, WIN guarantee
profit OF $3.50 n mouth 10 tho part
nor. Addresa ]. X. street. Waco. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

BAN AN0rLo- Hotel Nimiiz. ID. A.
the place formerly known IN IND
Hotel San Angelo, cordially invite
friends ana the travelling public 10
call III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

pTtUNKARDs. Morphine uFsrs-You
can b. cured palnlesaly and per-
iuanently N from ten days 70 three
weeks for 80, Proof. Testimonials ana
mi particulars Hent tree upon re-
quest Addrrss Is. Wilson. Box y,
Comaurha. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

FORT WORTH steam Dye Works
Ladies and gents garneny Of all
kinds dyed sd cieaned Roehex
Bros. a0z Houston street. Fort
worth, Tex. Goods sent by express
promptly attended To-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

GOOD, RELIABLE srENoGRAPIIisR
wants position; best OF references.
Address al6 Louisiana avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

= vi
.
1870
uor..,
-, :, - :. .
Nr ,,.,,.,,ess ,.,,,,ristr, o's''
-.sss 49, Y, :, =, y, =.
Amdera p ns'tSrs rre ou' Sua neets
Iii iralna. in,.se sample rooms. Ter,ns
Ssno az, aav. Z
CoMANDliit~ Lowry House, AIRS. a.
y. Lowry, nrcpriy,ress house for
nrMfvcn,ia h,h bss t , veH, INV, nv, c,tv.
cl4lshuHN iS,sbenl HpnYc, veuuo
s s,,,' t N.Y. '"s'A 1o""' u puh"A'"
S ht,,s, a, iivuaM on,y mrs w
aEemenh sam Pellet, proprietor,
Cluct< ASIA. 1. T.--(irnnd Avrnlie
Hotel, s, v, Brooker, proprietor,
resnns,, doca ss,nnis nam. s'''s
Ss,,,spl,sN 1871, samSs hotel, w y.
commercial men,
DtiNgAN' Il r, --C'ity Iotolt ali travel
Inn n,er stop NJ the civ Hotel rates,
81 per day, T. Y. Moffail proprietor.
DEcATuR. TEXAa--Tho hest 81 4
day house on the Fort Worth and
Denver limo; large airy rooms, big,
fat beds; clean and the table loaded
Win NO PCS. he aiket enptNss
Cafes he.iae. 400 yards from depot
Du.,.,si ~ Wiley vo,sase, hre nora
Nhoyt pvp,iutVeHs' iie"uHunr'v'7
for commercial men,
p,sNnsn HE, ."tS, vas,N"i., mVs; nun -
natal A. rity Rates a. oo nor ,iaw'
..ssss =, ~ .-sS ".
uiarsnn ~. iaaa,,s n,,,l ~ ~ o ,srv.
M ,.,s Nv AZ. Y.,r 7, ~
,ns',, s,n,.v MIA, ~ IL n wary
lltNe story ul'Nh' Nhu " ~ e.vlg
given 10 tourlate. American, ana
European plan, Table guaranteed 70
Ne the hcst IN pI raso'
IrNfn a n --Iioi.I e-roeIsc- n AZ.
ctanley ,rnn,ietor west sis. souars,
rates ii nor aay'
ITp(in [V,1lfi,IJ xvsat,1rn Lctoi fcoa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

AMARfLfsCJ-lThe Amarillo, Hardwick
4 Herdwick, propriotors, popular
hnnlih flNnri.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

NOS AND aTEEL RooFING AND
siding. o. H. Harry Iron Works.
d. las.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

CALL at 500 Houston street for solid
gold Howard h, w. Raymond and
other flne watches, costing from 500
10 $780, now offered at from $50 70
sYb
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

e.z--.-e~ysS.-<-e---s-se-s
N. c. HALL. Jewoler. cheapest house
In the city. Buys old gold and silver.
Agent for Franco-Berman ring. posi.
tive cure for rheumatism Write for
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

wANTED-Job press, good second.
hand quarter medium press, Address
stating price. Printer, care Gazette.
Fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

IRON. steel and Wire FeneinE-o- X
Harry Iron Works. Dallas, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Forry-Tlvn PER CENT net nronta
weekly with q 80 or more capitali
prospectus, itemlsod statialieA free
henson q pwyer, S5i broadway, New
York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

REGULAR storage house for furniture,
pianos, vehicles. trunks. boxes, ETC.
new rooms. careful moylng, packing
shipping, etc; estimates irse. " =
pinyon & Co, nth and Husk-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

WANTED-w woman TO cook and
do homework Tor small family, Apply
to Mira r. d. Ross, corner Henderson
and DRggott avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
BY J. h. ELAN q CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
l1l3 Main street.

EXECuToRs AUCTION SALE or
IL THAT VERY VALUABLE AND
HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE BUSINESS
PROPERTY At THE NORThW ~ I
CORNER OF SMITH AND MARSH Nil
STREETS, KNOWN AS THE "NEN
MARKET HOTEL"
ON MONDAY, October %, 1891.
at o'clock T. NJ, l shall sell by public
auction, on the premises the above
named well-known and highly-Valuable
property. the lot fronting "a feet, more
or less. on the west line OF Sixth street
and running back along the north line
OF Marshall street, within parallel lines,
g. feet. more or less, the improvements
consisting OF the large and substantial
-:xory-and-attiC brick house and
enc and two-story frame addition on
Marshall street, thereon
ITS peculiarly advantageous location
FOR business, the assurance that 1t VIII
always command high rental and In
crease in value. render this one of the
most attractive properties 90 be found
whether for business or permanent In
vestment.
TERMS: One-third cash. the balance
IN two equal instruments, 10y negotiable
notes, at one and two years. with IN
terest added, and secured by deed Of
trust or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser HENRY GRlMMELLr
Executor OF Peter Hotties deceased.
j. D. ELAN q CO., Auctioneers.
ocl6-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
DISsoLUrIoNs, CoPARrNERsuIPs &
c \ Il d

a = y Il y
Having purchased the entire interest of
Mr.. George Davis, my late partner in the
business Of WALTER ID. MOSES ~ co,
/ take occasion to inform my numerous
friends and the public generally that |
will continue the PIANO AND ORGAN
BUSINESS under the old hTm-name or
WALTER -. MOSES * co. at 1903 Main
street, Richmond, Va.
In this connection I beg to add that
will continue 10 have the STATE AGEN-
ClES FOR THE SALE or THE STEIN
WAY, HAKDMAN, KIMBALL, BRAD
FORD, and other STANDARD MAKES
OF PIANOS: the KIMBALL. PELOU-
BET. STORY & CLARKE PARLOR AND
CHURCH ORGANS AND JARDINE
PIPE ORGANS. also, the State Agency
for the sale Of the renowned WASH
BURN MANDOLINS, GUITARS. AND
BANJOS. together with fun line Of
SHEET MUSIC, etc.
Mr. Alfred Moses win be my resident
representative, and | have secured the
continued services ~ Mr.. Louis W. PiZ-
zini as manager, who will be assisted by
an efficient corps Of statesmen.
With increased facilities. offer 10 the
public a fun line Of everything I'm the
MUSIC TRADE At THE LOWEST
PRICES AND TERMS.
I'm order 10 clear mp the business I'm
fun Of the oId firm ! offer until January
J. 1875 PIANOS AND ORGANS At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 1t will
pay you 10 call and examine or correspond
with us WALTER -. MOSES.
WALTER -. MOSES & co,
No 1908 Main street,
ocl0-we fr&su5t Richmond. Va.