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The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30
Order o! Publication In Tax Srft.

TIE STATE OF NiSSGCE!
County Of Holt. -
The state If Mi.seuri. 2, the rrlstion and to
the Use "i Milton &. i'cunu, aEch. CO.;sci"r Of
III. Revenue within aut :s,s tho County VI
fiOiI aI.,s State Of Missouri. Plaintiff,
Against
II u. P-r6sll, Defendant SUI:
a, ;h!s 10Th ,,iy "f Jr,usry. lS,;, comes the
plaintiff herein. by Henry i. Akir-, his uttoF-
n:.y, a!,d show- e. The satisfaction Of the c0art
thai the dris,iiani Is n moi resident of :he
STATE of MisSsszi. and canno, be sum,uenrd
T.ereupon R'ss er,iered by the Court
that sii'. Gcfrndan; he notified ty
publication fha! plaintiff has commenced SYN
against hin, III tkiS ccurf. the otjrct and geasr-
Ill n.'ire oi wl,cii ~ that plainiiii seeks To- ~
!o:cr the Hen oi the State of Missouri agsin<t
the Il lowing described real estate. situate, ly
.ng and being In Welt tount.. Missouri. and be-
i"ngig to the defendant t. this suit. fCrcsrt;iS
delinquent AND back t:,x- due thereon, and un-
paid for the year 1897, with interest ;hereos
and c't~tI. irvied upon s.i,i resi- estate. aS 10
the petition snG lax bill herein set forth To- wifi
Lot eleven uD IN b,oca thirty Ono t3I) In the
city of Mound City.
And that unless the said II. J. Fenneu Re
and appraf at this court Al the next 10 fIh there
Of, 10 be l,ecan AMI holden ct the Court honSs
IN tine City c' ORG ~. in S.:id county, On the
. ri day Of Afrti rrNf. lssa. ard nn Cr before
the sixth day of said term, if the term shall -
.oag continue, and !: net. then on or before the
last day cf sitIt term. answer or plead tn the
petition m sa:,. rn>;-, thr same Will, as - Tim,
ne taken a. confessed, ami Judgment NIL t~
rendered accordingly
AMI il il far.h"! ordered .hSt copy h.rr0t
~ published according To iav IN THE IiOLI
COCSTY SENTINFI.. sOr fear successive wrrks,
ie iist !.>-ri;,,i TO ~ 1T l..S; !f,r,E days be-
fore the s;i Gs.;i DAY of April, lS.4.
THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
touuiy Cf Hui'.
I. C;ouv- Morris. Clerk ri the Circuit Court OF
;iUii COUNTY, aforesaid, i,r-v certify thst the
atay- II - trie copy ui The original order Oe
publication, III the c:u-s therein nain-,., IA the
sam. appears III my o!.icr.
Witness nv hand aS Cl-rK. ard the seal ri said
.sEAi,! tuGr'. Done y; cific,- IN DregI;i. ti,is
2Jf,: day e f-bfu:rs. I-:+.
GOCv MORRIS, Clerk.
By FRANZ l.. SvSKRI, DrputY-
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

"TuAT'a n na:ue::" Well. that de
reDds. Fer Instance, the name nf AVER
i. suiiieier; gHar.utee. thG: Ayers
SarsapnriNa IS genuine. scientit:
blood purifier. and rlo. Ii sham, Ike s'
,aurh that gees by t..e name OF ''SarsG
parilla." Ave7's Sars-E,ar!l!s id :he s.aa
,:.,l
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30
Our Country and Oar NeIshbors.

Following its "S,oddard's Portfolio oi
photographs" the Kansas City Journal
flas made arrangements with the p':b
fishers 10 furnish its subscribers S,os'
dard's new and beautiful! book. Our
Country and Our Neigh bors." ard 10
order 10 get this book before the put!ic.
part one will be seut to any one ~h" vii!
send this clipping and n two cent stamp.
to pay for postage. 70 the Kansas City
Journal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

TIE troub:. with. NEST cough med :
cines is ;ha: they s!cI! the APPETITE
weaken digestion. snd create bile
ayers Gerry Pec:oral, OF the con:rary
yhile 1t gives jIameGi;:ia relief. assist
rather than in.!a,Fe CHE assni!a.ire
firnf,fEH
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

It's Just rs easy To Try One Iinu:,
Cough Cure as any thing else. It
easier 20 cure "a srvrTc cold OF coul Il
with il. Let your next purchase FOR :;
cough bo One Minute Cough Care. Bet
ter medicine; letter result: better try il
.,al,, - J. E Ph:.br;c.l Oregon 10.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

CoMpAgE the tge tickets. That o!
the Republicans creates great en,hus
:asm all over The city while the Demo
cratic ticke: ia received with passive n
1 florence. st. .Inc iIcral:.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

The nomination OF Mr. Hoffman for
c;ty attorney aPpea'S I" have sI*en
u-.ira-sal satisfaction aid he vii! un
.i@.:. ely r?:.!.e a str"ns race.-St. Joe.
Hid.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

MISS .s. Smith. .sjDwn. Caster. Glee.
i3aerlis, G@i.+r, Enr;isn and Ge:wj.z
ara cot seriously disturha1 over th'
!:cice made hy the Democrats q: oppos
ng caniiiateE go 81. Joe. Herald.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

ia a.! he san.e, u slight ccid. cou
gastei lungs nr fsver. cough. Ons
N;auie Cong;, CH-- ba,,ish"s thern.Sold
by J. c. P:i.lbcick. Oraso=. io.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30
TIE STATE oF MISSOURI.
County Oi Nrit.

We have Just ciossd a contract b
which We ara ensbled 20 furnish y&
Fag SESrIxgi.. Nasly's Letters, IN bOe
form, and the Toledo RIsde,a for e !
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

When one dose OF religion has
lasted man forty seven years. i. is we'll
to keep an eye on him ia business mat
ters.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

iS- The NEST importan: religious topic
Of the day is Christian Union He who
gives il 40 candid consideration ia far
behind the times.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

Lore is doubted when il leaves
the cost mark on the present.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

settle .esa.-i
.iUn, i'1rlpi@,
- the Heac.j
y.lr1ion. ScltI
II. sd. Scr-t \
a 'ra. Skin D-s
Stomach, Iir,-ss
Liver. ucers.I
End every 9th
or disease ul:is
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-03-30

"There are too many people who
never get religion enough to make them
look pleasaD; IN church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
designation, Promotion, and Gaming

Mr.. j. X. Durrett, who for a number Of
years has been the efficient manager of
the Chesapeake and Ohio general tele-
eiaph Office In this city. has resigned his
position to engage I'm other business Mr.
f. +. Bickers. who for five years has
been connected with the Office. and proved
exceedingly popular and efficient, has been
duly appointed by Superintendent Leonard
to succeed Mr.. Durrett
The new manager and the operators OF
the office on yesterday presented the re-
firing manager with a magnificent carved
gold-hs AIDED cane Mr.. Durretts name
is beautifully engraven on the top of
the handsome handle. on the large end
OF the handle also appears the inscription:
From the boys in o." while on the
small end is inscribed: July !, 1894" Mr.
Durrett expressed himself as deeply graft
fled at the presentation of this very hand
come token of esteem on the part of "the
boys" and there was a general exchange
of mutual compliments good wishes. and
congratulations. Both Mr.. Durrett and
Mr.. Bicker have large number Of
friends. who very heartily congratulate
the ons on his bright prospects for a
successful business venture and the other
OH deserved promotion In a line of duty
in which he has ever been loyal, faithful
and efficient.
80" telegraph office has to maintain a
very able corps of operators, as it does
a vast amount of business. The operators
receive" on typewriters, and In every
particular the Office is up to the demands
of the times and the standard OF first
class offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Ed. =. Murphy and wife tc
+. w. and Virginia Chamberlayne's trus-
tee. 3Oi5 feet on north side Of Grace street
between Adams and Foushee, $500.
Mary O'Connor TO Emanuel Raab, IA,
feet on south side OF Main street between
Fifteenth street and Shockoe creek, sub
ject to ground rert of 1888 per annum
$1,000
Same TO Charles Branch. 25h feet on
south side OF Leigh street between Four
tenth and Fifteenth, $50.
G. G.. Ryan and wife to Kenneth a.
Balm, 20 feet on east side Of Lombardy
street near Floyd avenue. 1885,.
Same to same, % feet on same near
same, 1888.
Henrico: ]. Thompson and Leroy T.
Brown and their wives to William A.
Walker, H7ia feet on south side of Tay-
lor street near Sheppard. $500
Robert G. Holman and wife and
ArabeIla NJ. Holman 10 TIckahoe School
Districts trustees, l acre. SO
J. A. Jeffards and wife to Henry Wash
ington. 75 feet on north side of Newburn
street, 800.
George W. Parks to George W. Hunt,
13s acres on williamsburg road. IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
TOUCHES ON THE STRIKE.

The association adjourned to meet on
the second Sunday In August with Clop-
ton-Street church, Manchester.
TOUCHES ON THE STRIKE.
Rev. DR.. j. W. Young preached an i'm
pressive sermon at Park. Place Methodist
church Sunday night on ''rhe Moneyless
Man" There was a very large congrega-
ton. Dr. Young incidentally touched upon
the trouble in the West, and said chile
no man condemned rioins and violence
more than he. he realized that If every
striker were shot down he problem OF
labor would remain unsolved. Some peo-
pie would have the United States mil. tia
10 Ere recklessly into the strikers.
WED have beautiful government,
then, wouldn't WEI" demanded the Doc
tor. Men must rise above The mere ma
tcrial they must see that there is An ethi-
cal and spiritual side 10 this question. and
not until they do will II be settled. The
Doctor is no pessimist. He believes that
through the present turmoil and strife the
hand Of God Is leading His children TO
better things; that eventually the law Of
love Will prevail.
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
There were the usual services at Trinity
and the congregations were very good
The pastor, Rev. J. 5. Hunter, preached
iri tina morning from the Gospel words:
The children of this world are wiser
In their generation than the children OF
light" The speakers exegesis Of the
text was that worldly folk (non-posses-
sors OF Christianity are more jealous and
tectful In the furtherance OF their aims
and desires than are Christian people in
reference TO the Gospel and its injunc-
ton. He called serious attention, more
over, TO the fact of the greater zeal in
IAa hnn nfc riri al
matters that too often characterizes the
professed Christian. The discourse was
very practical and earnest. and was lis
tened to with evident interest
AT night the theme was "Habitatons OF
Cruelty" and was sermon intended to
Increase the missionary spirit on the part
OF the women The speaker very graphi-
caily portrayed the fortunes and indignities
10 which women are subjected In heather
lands. and displayed n rich store OF
geographical. historical. and racial infor-
nation. He very handsomely contrasted
the dark picture of womans wrongs in
benghted lands with the high position
which woman occupies in our own land,
and declared that the difference Is due
primarily to the blessed Bible. He closed
with an eloquent appeal for a greater
spirit in behalf OF missions.
uNION-STATION.
The Chiidren's-Day exercises held in
this Understanding at II A. M.-were
beautiful. and reflected great credit on
Mr. {. r.. Brauer. who presided. and Miss
Apperson. under whose care the prepara-
ton was made. Rev. Dir. q. ii. Ray fol-
lowed these exercises with unique and
forcible sermon. taking as his text: Be
hold. there was q swarm of bees In the
carcass of the lion
At night DR.. Ray made an able and
instructive discussion os 1.-THE speedy con-
version OF the Hebrews" Rev. Mr.. Dare,
Of New Jersey, will preach In this church
Wednesday tomorrow evening
WORK AMONG CoLoRED PEOPLE.
Bishop G., c. Psnick. who has charge
81 The work OF the Episcopol Church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
BACK FROM COse'S ISLAND.
Except for Seasickness the Excursionists
Had a Delightful Trip.

The Pocahontas. with such Of the Cobb:
Island excursiOnlsts as did not remain or
the island reached her wharf at Rocket:
Sunday night about S O'Clock.
Governor O'Ferrall. who was one Of tins
party, was found at his desk in the Capt.
tol yesterday looking decidedly refreshed
by his outing. He said that the excursion
was a very pleasant one, but little
rough
From what could be learned. tho vasi
majority Of the excursionists were sea
sick. but none of those the Dispatch man
saw-and ne saw about four fifths OF the
party-belonged to the vast majority.
The Governor made speech on the
island. being introduced by Colonel Co
wardin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10

Messrs. A. F. Mosby s. Son having retired
from the coal aud wood business, / take
pleasure in announcing to my friends and Gus
toners that am now with MR. $. H. COT
TRELL, and ask for your continued patronage.
lO-lw THOMAS w. MCCANCE, JR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
WANTED, SUMMER BOARDERs.

Mrs. Tazwell Helms, at Helms Post-oflce,
Franklin county, Va, wishes q limited number
OF summer bOarders.
Location OF residence unsurpassed FOR health
fulpess aud beauty OF mountain scenery.
Visitors will be met at Boon's Mills, Norfolk
and Western railroad.
Board reduced TO Sl5 per month for adults,
No children under II years OF age taken.
PIcaJe address as above. ~ s-3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
COAL AND WOOD.
ITO BUYERS OF FUEL.

Having secured the agency for that most
popular fuel the CLOVER HILL COAL. | am
prepared TO furnish the trade and consumers
with same at very low rates, with greatly in.
creased facilities. / I'm also prepared TO fur
Dish all kinds best quality COAL AND WOOD
AT SUMNER PRICES. Yards Harrison and
Broad, phone III, No. $40 east Broad street,
phone $50. SAMU Ell ii. COTTRELL-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
BY John r.. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
or
ONE THIRD UNDIVIDED INTEREST
IN A FARM OF u ACRES
IN HENRICO COUNTY,
ON THE MECHANICSNILLE TURN
PIKE, ABOUT TWO MILES FROM
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.


BY virtue of deed Of trust, bearing
date August l, 1891, from James {. Kedd
and Jennie p his wife. TO the under.
ssned. recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Henrico County Court, on llth September
1891 default having been made IN the pay,
ment of the debt secured therein, ana
being reque ted SO to do by the beneficiary
shall sell. at public auction. on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY 10. lS9L
at O'Clock p. NJ, the ONE THIRD IN
DIVIDED INTEREST in that VALU-
ABLE TRACT or LAND called LIN
Den" containing Is ACRES. with n
two-story and basement frame dwelling
and other improvements thereon, adJoin-
ing the lands OF Messrs. Adolph Dill' !.
w Pemberton, and others, having 'front.'
on the MechanicsviIle turnpike and also
on a road leading from Chestnut liill INTO
the Mechanicsville turnpike about one
fourth of n mile from BrOokland station,
on Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Where
passenger trains stop regularly each DAY.
Being so near to the city or klcnmonb,
In close proximity t. Chestnut Hlh, ths
electric cars. and accessible by such a
splendid road. this offers a fine opportu-
nifty for speculation Any further infor-
nation will be cheerfully given by TIE
auctioneers or the trustee.
TERMS: Enough I'm cash 10 detray eX-
penses OF sale and - pay OF bond OF
II. 400. with interest thereon from lat Janu-
ary 1891 and the balance on such terms
as will be announced on day OF sale.
WALTER SYDNOR.
je 919,29,Jy 1910 Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10

DHAETON, SIX-HORSE POWER
4 ENGINE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a.,
AT AUCTION.-I will sell at my store at lO;3O
A. Nj,
TO-DAY TUEsDAY) July 10. 1894.
PHAETON IN nice condition.;
5x6 slX-HORSR POWER STEAM-ENGINE:
CHAMBER ana PARTOR SUITS, WARD
ROBES. BEDSTEADs, BUREAUS, 20 SALOON
TABLES and COUNTERS. Is CHAIRS. HALL
RACK, LOUNGES, PICTURES. 10 CLOCKS. Is
CASTOKs. ICE-CHESTS. REFRIGERATORS,
GAS ami other C0OKING-5TOVES,a and large
assortment Of MISCELLANEOUS AR'TNL
" 10 GEORGE W. MAYO, hl1iOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
VRUSTEES SALE
The Virginia Gazette Plan
IN TILE CITY OF MILLIANSBlal.

By virtue OF q deed OF trust ta'ei NN
1893, and recorded IN the C.etk- '
James City county sni Cit, % NulAAs
Desd-Boo No ,, pages tSf AM So = i
undersigned trustee 10 secure e'tiA..
therein described. ami default hs'ihs
made In payment OF tho same, al ifiNs ,
quired 30 20 do by the beneficiary, 49, ="
public auction at the oifics OF th- sall US
Gazette, In the city OF Williamsburg 90
FRIDAY. JULY %. 1894.
AZ IL O'clock. THE VIRGINIA 1A.sl .
PLANT, consisting OF seyen-column pa.
with rollers aud extra core, soseinrf -..l :
the type, ink. cutters. lob-case>, ani i'ia''-
malta OF a nrst-class plant .
For q more particular description te'el
hereby given 20 the said deed q ifpsi -
n o ,iion OF said property can be pa
plication a. tho Gazette or'co on DiAe 4"
cester street. ......... .
TERNs: Cash as 20 so much OF me if'
as may 10 necessary 10 defrsy expense
cutting this trust aud TO pay the slm !.
hundred dollars $4,000 with intsre'i iiy@
Isl day OF Mar, 1898. and o. insnfau =
remainder Of the purchase money pa', .,
such time and secured IA such maui
grantor Ia said deed OF rus. my On a.
prescribe. elpNei ',@.-..
20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
EOR SALE PRIVATELY.

We are authorized to sell at great sacrifice Q
most attractive CORNER RESIDENCE PRO-
PERrY, l00xl80 feet, with LARGE BRICK
DWELLING thereon; delightfully."- situated on
tho electric line. en- vest Main street. very near
the corparate limits; admiral bly, suited for =
palafisi homo or for halt . dozen or more
smaller residences Apply at once 70
J. B. ELAN = CO.,
" 7-3t l1l3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
RTSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, BOARDERS. OR WILL
w RENT FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OK
WITHOUT BOARD. B0arders can have use
or piano. also horse and buggy. Plenty OF shaue
and eooi water Three miles from the city.
Terms moderate. Address Il. NJ, care DISPATCH
once jy l0-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
FRIDAY. July 70. lssi

Referring 10 the foregoing ais p
ment. | am authorized - s1y t.'
creditors secured by SAIL trust-t
lend a large portion u the
Years y. ". BOW
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10

Bank G.. f. L. o. T. r.. Plain
against william Burruss ana ais
y A Rrown. Clerk of said court,
c, y.ify that the bond required OF the Spe.
ctI Commissioner in the above cause py
decree OF April &C. 1884. has been guy
executed. Given under my hand TINS 'th
day of June, 1894. J. y. BROWN,
iy I'll N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
WANTED. BOARDERS AT LAWN

w HOTEL. Bowling Green. Va. near MIL
ford station Business linen can get breakfast
and get 20 Richmond before 8 o'clock. Terms,
SIS per month. .,,r,.,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
A U oT1oE SAL E

III east DEO&u besN~'s
A UOTlOE sA l. d
n OF
THAT ATTRACTIVE AND DES1RA-
BLE TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING,
SITUATED NO. szi sT. JAMES STREET.,
BETWEEN DIvAL AND BAKER
STREETS.
nv request Of the owner we VIII onef
for sale on the premises. at puoDc auc-
''''' ~ TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1894.
~ a o'clock T.. NJ the REAL ESTAIb
described as follows: All that certain
Iot or parcel Of land. with the i'm
nrovemenss thereon. lying and being IN
he civ of Richmond. Va. on the east
aide or 81. James street between Duyal
and Haker streets, beginning at n point
on the east side OF ST. James street, 81
feet No inches south OF the southeastern
Intersection OF 81. James and BAKER
streets, extending southwardly,. fronting
on ST James street p feet. ana running
hack between parallel lines ana paraiiei
with Baker street r9 feet 20 an alley IN
the rear 10 feet wide.
The dwelling upon this lot Is compare
lively new, containing six rooms; pain.
and ali modern improvements. There, IL
a good yard containing fruit-trees anu
grape harbor. The lot has 'front.' rear
and side entrance. =, -,
TERMS: Reasonable. and 10 be an
houncea ~ "a + TURNER & Co.
~ Auctoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
cuPrsTrANsprRG "a


UPRIGHT PIANO, CLRpET,. ~
l HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Ala ln
By direction OF the owner, all se'. lYa4.t.
at No. 2Op wet clay street.. at lt;5l a. ".
"WEDNESDAY, JOY n. Is04
Ives & Pond a.. octave UPEI0ir rltN
three pedals mad very ano etons .rs..
CHEKR1-FkAMED PARLOR SUI 3D. ....
te.le:
FANCY ROCKERS. PARLOK TABLE. r
lURtS. aud BOOKS;
HALL, CHAMBER, sni STAIR OA.g
SMYRNA RUGS, OIL-cLOGH. aal Ff
TING:
OAK CHAMBER SUITS ant Wksl. b.
HAIR aud other MATTRESSES. llI 'U.
aud BOL- fEhs,
OAK HALL~kAlk ami CABINET OAk d.
Fkf6ERAIOR;
OAK BUFFET, OAK EXTENSION 1ANft. At
BENT-N OOD DlNlNG-kOOI GHAII~.
number OF MOrii's Fair MAS $50 ht.
GLASSES. Gi AS>WAKE r1I tKO. n .H
DISK. COAL-HOD. GARDEN HOSE. NEIn
PEDE, HEATING ani 1OOkINb-s 800. i
KITCHEN FURNITURE. AIT genars
sortment OF housoh.iJ aefi..c.
GEORGE Vs. NffD.
IyS Ascl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10

NO. lis SOUTH THIRD Tll...
In execution OF a decd % tru-' ''
undersigned, dated the I'm 0f
and recorded IN the Ch4Actry
Richmond, IN Dccd-Rook iN y.
s.. default having been made in i
ment Of the debt secured, tr.
directed 50 10 do by the bench
will sell. by public auction. On t.e i.
misses, on
FRIDAY. JULY -. lNi
at O'Clock Il. NJ. the EAoELL.r
HOUSE above referred TO- W.l II
been subdivided into Hats. t0e ta.r Rf
the lot on which II stands. fl.a
feet 3 inches. and running back u" -
3 inches 10 an alley In common.
This property Will. with care iHi
teution. rent well. and should cp'A.
itself TO investors.
TERMS: Cash sufficient q d.fftf
OF executing the trust and % llf
for $500, with interest from itA.''l
1894. and another note for sI'f, N.
terest from December ~, iN', Hi
residue at such time ana secured
manner as the grant0r may prescr'
direct; or, in case of failure % -fr
direction. then on such terms as O.. i
tee shall think III. ... .-..,.,....
lI.-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
THIRD. STREET FLATS
i AT AUCTION

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE Tirr
AND VALUABLE RErilLN'
PROPERTY, LATELY CoAtl ..
INTO FLATS.
NO. lis SOUTH THIRD Sli...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
AUCrsUs sALss-yyssy. Ds,..
GALE or THE MONTGOMgR,
ID WHIfE sCLPHCR sPRItCs gOsf.
OOMkHY (OrAIY. vs..

ON TUESDAY, AUGUST II. ist
promptly At IL aeon. on the premise. ,
az commissioner 81 Montg0n,ery Ci,en''
Court, In The suit Of Gfsy's erecYtors y.
the Montgomery White sulphur spr'n,
Company ~ ais will sell AZ DYh,ic 49,
ton The MONTGOMERY WHITE gff
PHrR spRINDS PROPEPTY, Raj
Ing II i'sse AcREs or Excki.I,E;S.
LIMESTONE LAND. creek bottom A..
upland, much Of ~ IN valuable timssr
LARGE HOTEL. COTTAGES PE~fr
TTOS-HOrsE, BATH-HOUsEs. BOWL
ING-AILEYS. etc. and ~ MILES a.
RAILWAY. connecting the spfings g,i,|
the Norfolk and Western railroad AN \
good repair.
There arc ample accommodation for N
ss-~.r,cr boardcrs
Tals properly Is hca iiifully s'tsaf = #
the Al.ti,hdny nouhtalns. " easy ~
cess. has beautiful and extensive .av
adorned by large and handsoma st.I.
trees. fountains. and running stream.
Three bold springs furnish an admin
stlpply of mineral Waferf Tho.
many springs OF limestone water on 4,
tract.
The land can easily b. disided SD ,, A.,
make three goOt farms without lr .rtt.
the springs property as a summer r.r...
TERMS OF SALE: one fourth as.
residue on credit 81 one. NO. nrI fI..
years. ia equal inst8lments ~ vria
bonds bearing interest. with good seclri.
will be required. and tho fi'lo rr't.r.
until the purchase money is an rsI
reserve the option ~ reqririry ...f.t.
insurance on the building until boz 81.
money Is all paid
Colonel W. H. Palmer = Rffr0r.
Va: biessrs. X. \ 4. Blark. = r.,...
burg. Va. a84 kir. Gcorgn So F...
Cambria. Va, VIII Riye any inf.r
about the property which may o..
ARCHER 4. pHIEgf.
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CERTSTIANSBTRG. Va. July O. ...,
I. John G. Hairless. clerk ~ M.rf
Circuit Court. 20 certify that ArI.r
Phlegar the special clmmfs .r.r ..
pointed TO make sale ~ laris ND ..r
decree in suit % G-1r- s.aruf
Montgomery White Suiirur -fr.r.. ...
pany has executed the louI require. F.
him by the decue
Given under nay hand t.s . 90.
July. 1925. JOHN a.. HAl.fF-t
fy iO-Tuit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10

ABSOLUTELY PURE
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

AN ENGLISHMAN, % YEARS OF
n age (marrici'. WANTS WORK. ANY,
.hng-portsr, sc. small wages. STEADY worker.
q n. care DISPATCH. ~ 10-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
DHAETOY, SIX.HORSE POWEl

BY George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Nos. 20 aud "a north Ninth street.