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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-12-26

ing the milk and feeding from 10 to 25
per cent of the fat to the pigs in the
skim milk.
BY adopting this plan a creamery
depending on the product from 300
cows will receive at least 5000 pounds
Of milk per day, thus creating sink
ing fund of So per day, and as such a
plant need not cost more than $1,000 to
$500 very great length Of time need
not elapse until the plant is entirely
paid for. If successfully managed the
first season, each patron will wish to
Increase the number of cows In his
herd 80 that creamery starting with
300 cows will soon have the product
Of 500 or 600, thereby decreasing the
cost Of production per pound of butter,
as there will be no material difference
In the running expenses of a factory
where the product is 5000 pounds and
where it is 10000 pounds Of milk per
day.
One more thing. The writer, having
recently been elected professor of
dairying in the North Dakota Agricul-
tural college and dairyman of the ex-
pertinent station connected Herewith,
is DESTROYS Of furthering the dairy in
terests of the state to the highest pos
sible extent, and requests the hearty
cooperation of all her citizens in this
important work.
The advantages Of dairying to the
farmers Of North Dakota are many.
Wheat has almost ceased to be a
profitable crop, except in especially
favored localities. The depreciation of
soil fertility, the exceedingly low
prices received for the crop and the
rapid inroads Of fungus diseases of the
wheat plant can be assigned as the
principal causes. Thus it is our farm
ers are looking about them to reclaim
their WORKOUT lands, and make a COM
Portable living in the meantime. Dairy
ing is the Mecca of all diversification
in farming. With it the farmer is en-
abled to utilize most all the grains
grown on the farm, and thus put back
into the soil what has been removed
by the growing crop. His income is
steady. comes at regular intervals, and
he markets his products in a manu-
featured form, thus saving considera-
BILE in the way of high freight tariffs.
During the last few years barely
more than half the butter consumed in
the state has been produced within her
borders. Is it policy for US to pay the
farmers of other states high prices for
an article of food that can and should
be produced at home?
North Dakota for Dakotans should
be the slogan Of her farmers as we'll
as the people of the cities.
AS an aid in this work the writer is
ready to answer or will try to answer
(there are some questions in dairying
still unanswerable) any questions
asked, to furnish plans and estimates
of buildings and equipment and copies
Of constitution and bylaws for organ
izing cooperative creamery associa-
lions. e. E. Kaufman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-12-26

The creamery industry of North Da-
kota is yet in its infancy. Like all
new countries it is some time before
the first settlers will give up exclusive
grain growing to the more combining
system of dairy farming. To make q
success Of dairying requires good man
agement combined with hard work,
early and late, seven days in the week
and fifty-two weeks in the year. Now
when prices are low, hard work at seed
time and harvest, with play the re-
mainder Of the year. will not suffice.
So it is the North Dakota farmer is
looking about him for more profitable
system of farming his lands. Dairying
first, last and all the time for keeping
up the fertility Of our farms Is the
watchword in the older states.
Various communities in North Dakota
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-12-26
He Had Forgotten the Word.

II want to get out at Fletcher
street." said a small boy to street
chr conductor tho other night.
"What do you say" asked the con.
ductor, not understanding what he
meant.
please" responded tho younGNter,
flushing slightly.-IOwell Citizen.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-12-26
w. M. Hays.

Jaw, Cholly. hawyeaw been weadlng 81
about these Turkish outwages la Ar
mania?"
Jaw, yes; beastly thing, don't you
know"
"Well. WEAKLY. Cholly. I'm so worKeA
up that I'm "oing. 10 give up me Turl.N =.
lSh GIG ID.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-12-26
CREAMERIES.

North Dakota is to be One Of the
Great Dairy States-How Cream
cries Are Nanaged-An Able Elk.
position by an Experienced Scien-
tific Dairyman-This is the Place,
Where the Dairy Interests Are in
Their Infancy, to Begin.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-12-26
A SAND BAR

WI Not Grow Crops From Which q
Fortune May be Derived-And a
One Crop Country is not Much
Better is the Idea of This Writer.
who is One Of the Large Farmers
Of North 0akota-Everybody Should
Read What This Farmer Has to
Say.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

Real Estate Auciioneer.
~. II north Tenth street.

trRusTEEs AUCTION SALE or
Il THREE NEW FRAME DIV ELL IL-I-:-
INGS. Nos. 1911. lO23 ana lO25 -
LElGH STREET, CORNER OF HAN
COCK AND LEIGH.
Whereas. by certain deed Of trust
dated tnc 1tn day OF April lS3, and
recorded in the clerks office of the Cham
ccy court for the city of Richmond,
in Deed Book 40. iis q, pasc 80, Thomas
y. Kendlcr and Mary s., his wife, convey
cd the hereinafter described real estate 10
Siias W. Burt now resigned, ana ms sue
crgyOr as trustee TO secure TO the Bank
ers' Loan and Investment company the
payments as therein set form on lOdi.
or three thousand dollars tS5,Vlo)' anu
whereas the undersigned, ly an otoct
entered in the chanccry Court for the
city of Richmond, entered ON oth Gay
OF March. $3.50, was substituted I'D INC
place OF the said silas w. Burt, trustee
and whereas the said deed OF trust pro-
yides If the grantOr should be Ia delduil
i'm the payments OF the interest, pre-
MUM. dues or fines upon the said loan
same shall IAN due, that the principal
sum and all interest. premium, dues
and fines shall, at the option OF the sala
cornpauy become que ana payable I'M
forced and recovered at once, and de-
fault having been made IN the payments
aforesaid for more than three months
after same fell due, and the sald com,
many having exercised its option and
demanded the payment Of the said pin
cipal sum, with its premium. interest
dues and fines, now. therefore. inc uh-
deeneq by virtue too OF the sc P a 9a b
he bene6ciary, vill offer Tor sale at
public auction, TO the highest bidder
THE nth DAY OF MAY. 1895.
at . ?. NJ the following described real
estate. lying in the city Of Richmond
"Ali that TRACT OR PARCEL or
LAND known and described as follows:
beginning at the southeast corner OF
Lcigh and Hancock streets. fronting on
Leigh street forty-fye $50 feet and run
ming back between parallel lines ninety
two (QO feet 10 an alley feet VIDE
with the frame dwellings thereon
TERMS: Cash as to the cost and
charges Of sale and sufficient 10 pay. or
inc amount due under the above decd OF
trust. which will be 50 1851, on the "oth
day Of April. 1895. and the balance upon
such terms as may be announced az sale.
JOHN q. TEN ENtk,
Substituted Trustee.
CHARLES A. ROSE. Auctioneer
apl2-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
by Chewing q Rose
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. q north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
BRICK DWELLING 30. 1901
PARK AVENUE

nv virtue of a certain deed Of trust
dated DIST October 1SB. and of record
in the clerk s ONCE Richmond thahcril
Court. Deed Book I5o A, page ~. dtlaulI
the debt therein secured, and being re-
ouired so 10 90 by the beneficiary. We
Viii sell by auction. upon the premises. on
MEDNESDAY. 18th Day of May. 1870
at q o'clock l.. NJ, the property located
as above and described as tOiOMs Va. o
All that certain LOT OF LAND WIN
the brick tenement dwelling, No. l-uI
Park avenue, thereon, lying ana beng
;n the city of Richmond. Va. at Inc
EoufhWcst corner of Park avenue ana
Morris street. commencing az the corner
OF Park avenue and Norris street, thence
running wcstWardN along sald faik
avenue fnd fronting thereon 81 feet 3
inches. thence running back az right
angles from Park avenue through the
centre OF the partition wall dINldlne
tenements Nos. l2Ol ana l~u3 10 toet
10 an alley 10 feet wide, th nice east
wardly along said alley % feet inches
20 Morris street, thence northwardly
along Morris street III fcet 10 inches 10
the point OF beginning. 40 not forget
that this property Is located upon a
most desirab bic corner and avenue, whose
Iufurc rs assured. owing 10 TIE SunStdn-
ttai and attractive improV emcnts re-
gently erected thereon. This dwelling
can bc made very attractive at small
outlay. The rear OF the lot IS also
capable OF a sub-diVisio for new and
separate improvements, which would
WELD a good Interest upon the outlay.
TERMS. BY consent one-third cash,
mo residue I'm SIX and twelve mouths, q
rer cent added and secured by a deed
of trust upon the property or all cash.
at the option OF the purchase.
EDWARD 5. ROSE,
ina9-6t Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

III RUsTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
/ REAL ESTATE il cot MY 81
HENKICO AND CITY or HIgIi
MOND-m execution OF trust deed 10
MS, dated Both March, 1891. ana recorded
i'm me clerks once of HcnricO County
Court. in Deed Book ll1 4, page 80
and In Richmond Chanccry Court H
Deed Book ~ a, page 81, ueidult nay Nv
ng been made AMI being thereto re-
quired. we will sell at HenricO county
court house, at II VI. ON
WEDNESDAY, May -, 1875,
the following described property. to-Mit;
OD All those SlN LOTS Of LAND
with the frame houses and other inn
prOVemcnts thereon. lying ana beng I'D
the county Of Henrico, Va, near me clly
of Richmond and known as Casn DolntIs
situated at the northeastern lnteIscDlivu
Of MeadOWbridge road and Mil avenue
or Valley road, being lots J, = ., =, -
and on map OF survey made ny ,Jhhleo
f. Rfdd a. Son on the ItA DAY OF MdIth.
1891. the lots having the combined IRON
on MeadOWbridge road OF one hundItl
and thirty-nine feet ana six inches b"3
feet inches) and l32 feet on valley fOdl.
(gD All that LOT or LAND fronting
on the south side Of the NH lOal tMtu-
ty-fVe t2j) feet with dcpth ot To- l't|
with the Improvements thereon, adl0ln.
ing on the east the property on Samuei
o. Ali that LOT OF LAND. with six
tenements and other improvements there
M.
near the northeastern limits Of the city
Of Richmond, commenciug at the south
eastern intersection Of Moore ana blii-
nCen streets. thence running easlWaiuly
and fronting on the south line OF Moore
street 81 feet inches TO the centre OF
an alley dividing the cdSlciHihoSt ~
the tcnements on said lot from the lene-
ment next to and east of II tsaid alley
being an alley in common, ana running
back between parallel lines 100 lect 10 d
lO.fuOt alley. oil,
the improvements thereon, Tying ~u9
being ia the city OF Richmond. situated
at The southwest corner OF IWenlS
seventh and Ncnahle streets, lrOnunS
on said Nenabie street 20 feet, he the
same more or less thence running back
souihwardly between parallel lines lou
Is That certain LOT or LAND IN
the county Of Henrico, bounded ON me
north by Gllhes' creek, on the east 10y
T. O. Peasants road. on which It lrohts
32s feet on the south by brown stree,
ON which II fronts 800 feet. ana on Inc
west by w. II. Tylers. ...,., o,,
o. An that LOT OR fAlttth oh
LAND, with a brick tenement thereon
designated as No. 2i03, lying ana belis
I'm The city of Richmond. on the fouih
side Of Main street, between twenty %
fourth and Twcnty-ntth streets ana
bounded as follows: Beginning AT "a
point 20 feet from southeast intersection
of TWenty-fOurth ana Main streets, at
the centre OF the partition wall teparat-
ing the tenement hereby conveyed from
INC adjoining tenement on the west. rum
ming thence eastWArdy and fronting oh
Main street Il feet, thence running back
southwardlv l65 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS. Cash as 10 so mucn or the
proceeds as may be necessary TO oeiray
Inc expenses Of sale and to pay the sum
of s. laO2i. with interest from Decem-
Der 30. 1891. TIN paid. and as 10 residue.
terms TO be announced al Gay oI sale.
CONWAY II. SANDS,
JOSEPH IL. HuLCHER,
Trustees.
=. S-While the deed calls for cash,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

BY Dcnoon. Upper n Co,
Real Estate Agents and AucuoneeTs'
SCI Main street.

trustees AUCTION SALE or
/ TRACT OF LAND on TIE APO.
MATTOX RIVER, IL PRINCE GEOkG g
COUNTY. VA, WITH THE NALUA Btr
BRICK Plant AND STONE QUAR-
ms THEREON.
In execution Of certain deed OF trust
90 me bearing date June -, 1NHl, ana -
co fded IN the clerks Office OF Prince
George county. Deed Book ~ page, ~.
default having been made In the payment
OF tho interest on the DO Ids secured
thereby, and having continued Tor MOI
than three months. and being requested
Ia execute said deed by the holders 81
The bonds secured thereby, / VIII sell AT
public auction, at the Office or DenoOu,
Tuppor a Co, No. S2l east Main street.
Richmond. Va. on
SATURDAY, May II. 1875,
at Il O'Clock noon. o TRACT OF LAND
Appomattox river and Bun Hill crccKi
AID adjoining H. C. Munts estate and
others. containing about l39 ACRES, on
which are valuable stone quarr3-s.
viii. at the same time, also sell the
machinery and fixtures belonging 10 me
brick plant now In operation on tald lana.
a list Of such machinery VIII be eA-
hibitcd at the time Of sale.
TERMS Cash for all personal properly
sold ana for the real estate. ODe-thifd
cash. balance In six and twelve months,
the deferred payments 20 be evidenced By
negotiable notes with Interest added, and
secured by deed Of trust on the real es-
tate sold. Il. RAND. WELLFORD
Trustee
DENOON. TUPPER & CO., Auction
GERS,
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commencing promptly at , o'clock +. NJ,
On thc premises. sell 10 the highest uiI-
der the PROPERTY located as "D We
stated. &c.. Ice
There is great future 10 these il,1,
as they lie I'm the direct western grown
of me city, and are mostly on an slnlat-
ed plateau. with a magnificent outdoor, . lll
Iii idirorficus. Nothing more attractive
YIN ever be put on this market, and Il
rurchase at this sale cannot possibly Ieai
10 a loss. , a.. g B..
If, on account Of bad weather. me sac 4,
,,aocel and not finished. the sale VIII
commence at hour named on following
day.
lHi'''"' r.. W. GATES.
Nj. C. STAPLES,
i. A. CATLIN,
70 81 Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
BY Il. b. Chamn * Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
mond Chancery Court. in Deed Book lW
b, page 49, default having been made
in the payment IF tho sum Of money
therein secured, | VIII sell by public
bidder. on MONDAY. May ~ 1Sla,
al ) f. NJ, lo2 FEET OF LAND, with
six small frame houses thereon. situated
ON the east side OF Harrison street be-
tween CLAY and Catherine streets. IN
the city OF Richmond. Va, and more
fnlly described IN deed above referred To-.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance one
and two years. with interest bonds TO be
sven Tor deferred payments. With good
n9ersonal security, and title retained until
sll of purchase-money IS paid.
"'' " l.. l. LEWIS Trustee.
II. Il. cHAFFIN & co, Auctioneers.
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m PECIFTCATIONs upon which All
RA our house-buiiins IS based,
CD ". I: II. 4. !.
~ - THAT WILL add twenty years
10 the durability over one con-
W sfructpd in an ordinary way. ana
VA the pleasure derived from iFing
n Va Ia one built In the following SUD-
~ II sfantiai manner ~ no hudli it-in.
NJ WE LAY SLATE SLABS ri the
bottom and upou the top oi foun-
datiOns OUR BRICK have the most per-
feet corners made.ani We lay them in pure
cement mortar. solid ii-lnch joints. there
by preventing ground moisture, RON
ascending TO wO li-v0rk WALLS,
whether wood. cascd-brick. or solid brick,
are guaranteed rat and mice-proOf. ALL
SILLS AND EXPOSED woodwork
strictly heart. Floor-j0ist. &xio in. stud
dlns, 3xi in. ceiling J0ist. Ks ~. an soy
i6-in. centres: rafters 2xG in; II fat roof.
ks In.
NEW galvanized-steei roofing, crest
Ing. valleys. cutters and dOWn-spOuts
PATENT SLIDING or fOlding-blinds. fur
nishel IN any wood desired. PAItNI
PLATED Set firepiaces, with summer
front attachments, on first floors. 10
warm rooms above through register NJ
side or open flrepiaccs so system gives
more satisfaction. combining great ecoho-
my. convenience. and beauty.
GRANOLITH1c HEARTS, to all, in
various colors. hardwood Nantes, WIN
finish PORCELAIN-Lined Bath-'fuhs
formerly cost $50. a nrst-class hard-
finish plaster job throughout Three coats
or Lewis lead and best lnsecI-Ol paint
rside and out, or hard finish for iutcri1.
OPENINGS are covered during ronsiruc-
ton. and not a sash or door Us 90 De fitted,
hung, or 10 enter the house until thor
Oughly dry. Compare the M or SASH and
doors whore tho reverse IS pfacucrd, and
see n tho former plan doesn't make me
house worth 500 more WE CAN DIS
are Indifferent AS 90 the above speciiica-
tons being followed. We VIII huid, at
price named. Oh any Of our Ncst-Inl
lots. although we are prepared 20 erect
IA anvwh.ro. on a guarantee. in from
90 10 90 days. at a slight advance in price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

commencing at 1920 4. NJ, the entire
stock, consisting IN part OF
About nifty CHARACTERISTICS, in oak, wal
nut and poplar,
Several parlor-Suits. nice assortment OF
Single and Double Wardrobes'
A very fine collection OF Heli'stIalVIs'
IN walnut and OAK;
Oak and Walnut S;deboards;
About % Lounges,
4 very large lot Of Rocking Chairs, In
A taf 20 " dozen az" chafrs. various styles;
Large Bar-Mirrors plate-glass, Win
bcvel edge; ,..t....
And many other articles in the Furniture
line, too numerous 10 mention ...
About Is Cooking and Heating stoves
various makes, styles, ana QUALITIES,
Several hundred pieces Of Cooking lten-
sis and an necessary Stoye-fittihss'
Gi-StOycs Of al sizes.
~ 20 ~ Washing -Machinesi
- Sewing Machines, ,,,.-....
Very fine collection Of Bisque Figures,
Large and varied assortment OF Glass
and Crockery-W Ware. such as Decorated
Toilet-Sets o and 12-piece SETS and me
Tea-Sets Hi and 10 pieces)' ,c.
Big stock of Dishes. Cups ana SaucrlT'
and numerous other articles IN the
watcr-sets. Goblets, and Tumbicrs, Glass
Also about 90 Lamps, all sizes and
grades -, &c.,
a good assortment OF handsome J. pc 1ul'S
ard Clothes-Baskets, Tinware, Banket
and quilts. Lace Curtains, Musical III
strumeuts. go $500, 49,.
Spring Wagons, Horse, and Mule.
Also the unoxpired lease OF store-hobse
ana rooms above 10 e9 Broad street,
and the uncxplred lease Of store-n1Hse
and lot No 1lS south Second street as
Won AS frame stable thereon. the htdDle
being property of said Woodal.
The above only represents a part OF
the large stock, and. as cannot give q
fitl1 detailed account of the goods TO ne
sold i'm this advertisement l VIII be Eiad
no. show the trade and public At ist5e
through the building Tuesday, May Iith'
from II M 10 L. NJ. .
Sale 10 continue from day 10 day, CON- ,i
mencing at same hour, until stock j. SOD
nni The trade especially invited TO at
tend.
TERMS: Cash.
". -. MCREARY, Trustee
J. H. Valentine Aucuoneer.
my l2-su,we
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BY j.. A. Catlin, Auctiorcer,
Nos. . aid { north Eleventh street

DDREMPTORY SALE OF ABOUT so
| LOIS ~ THE WESTERN SUR
TRBS OK THE CONTINCAIloN OF
FEANKLlN. PARK. LEONARD. AND
KENSINGTON STREETS, BEL W h .,:,
THE ROtrf,FNARB AND R8SENEAIH
peAp- At the request of parties In IN
terest who wish to sell for division we
Will on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

Dudley & Gray,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers'
SO east Main street
ny REOIrEST OF THE OWNER,
Is who is determined to sell, We shall
ofIer for sale at public auction, on inc
premises.
FRIDAY. May H. 1895.
~ o'clock T. ~ sharp. that very at
sracttNe TXO-STORY AND BASEMENT
HOUSE. No. 42l north Twenty-nlth
strecf The house is located In splen.,
did neighborhood. contains II rooms, Al Al
modern Improvements, and IN ttrlcty
Grst-class order. Lot Is - ieet lrohe
and running back a good depth to 10
foot alley.
TERMS At sale. -
JOHN II. SCHOOLER,
r,at0-su6fr2t AuctOneer.
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commencing ar . O'Clock J.. NJ, first
those two 2-story brick dwellings Nos.
~r Il rooms each Lot II feet ] inch by
100 feet second. Those two frame
dwellings. Nos. BIZ and BIN Highland
street. containing or rooms each
I 80 81 feet 3 Inches, and running back
between parallel lines ~ feet And
third. At 8 o'clock. p, NJ. mat valuable .-.'.
corner lot, situated At the horlh"esl'Ii u
Intersection of williamsburg avenue and
Nicholson street. fronting - feet on the
western line OF williamsburg avenue and
running back along Nicholson street ~
rect.
TERMS. Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses
of sale and to discharge the balance que
on note Of Sil5S.33. said halance WIN
Interest to May II, 1898, amounts 10
81 187 %. and the residue upon fuch terms
as win be an nounrcd at time Of sale. II
is likely more liberal terms VIII De an
JAMES II. GODDtN,
ma1O-td trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

w ASTEp-PARTiEs d ; II = .
sfT. KINDS. can have the work prompt
~ and satisfactorily done by leaving their
orders at THE TIMES OFFICE. Terms
rsa SOD ht~~ SbS
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SALE.

In execution Of certain deed Of trust
dated January ., lS92. and recorded IN
Henrico County Court Oh 2Sth January,
1902. in Deed BOOK ii2 a. page ~,
the undersigned. being required so 10 90
by the holder OF the note therein Sc
cured, default having been made IN the
payment of the same, viii offer for sale
on the premises, on
MONDAY. the 10Th Day of May, 1879,
at q O'Clock =. NJ. the RBAL ESTATE
described in said deed as IAN UNDlN II
ED MOlETY IN lot" beginning at me
intersection OF Twenty-hrst and slfeeis
tadioining FairmounD. fronting on Inc
southern line OF y street 2d4 feet, thence
south and parallel 10 Twenty -nrst street
Il feet, thence south ia point on the
county road ~ feet west of Twenty
rrst street, thence east along said road
Is feet 10 Twcnty-nrst street thence
north along Twenty-hrst street 2So feet
70 beginning.
TERMS. Cash as TO cost and expenses
Of sale and TO pay on "a note OF iW 10,
with interest from January ., ISM; bal
ance upon terms TO be given al time
OF sale either by the grantor I'm the deed,
or In his default, by the trustee.
SAM Ell II. PILLlAM. Trustee.
II. A. McCURDN, Auctoneer
ma!-td
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pOgTpONENfENT.

The above sale Is postponed unit
TUTRSDAY. May L. 1893. Al same hour
u. RAND. WEXFORD.
mail Trustee.
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- COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
\ Bile PRINTING OUTFIT AT WEST
FONT NA-rursuant 20 decree entered
ON November -. 1891. and decree entered
On April t. 1875. in ch0ncery cause pend
ing IN the Circuit Court n King william
county, state Of Virginia, un Ter the short
stNle Of Wilkinson vs.. Morrison. we VII
sell at public auction. 10 the highest bid
der. at the Plain Dealer ONCE, on the
corner OF u ana sixth streets, I'm the town
OF West Point. Va. on SATURDAY, June
l 1905 at 10 O'Clock A. A.. the following
property. to-wit; A PRINTING OUTFIT
Consisting or Presses. Type, composition
Stones. Apparatus and Fixtures, ana
other Machinery used In the publication
OF the PLAIN DEALER NEWSPAPER.
TERMS. Cash enough 10 pay costs Of
suit and expenses OF sale, and the sum or
seven hundred and sixty-four ld-l" DOL
lars N7G1 10, with interest from NoNehi-
her ~ lSn and the balance on such
terms as &. l.. Morrison may prescribe.
H. 1. LEWIS
r. H. EDW ARDS,
Special Commissioners,
I. p. G. Garrett. clerk Of said court, 90
certify that the bond OF Sl.%o required
OF the special commissioners by the de-
cree rendered i'm said cause on the @f1h
DAY of November. 1891, has been dNly
given Given under my hand, as clerk or
said court. this 5Oth day OF April, $50.
g. 4. GARRETT,
Clerk King William Circuit Court.
maj, Il, 1861
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Furniture, Stoves, Clocks, Glass
and Cr0CkeTy-Ware,
Fine BiSque Figures, &C., &c.

nv virtue OF a deed Of trust from James
Woodan 10 the undersigned trustee. and
duly recorded in the Chancery Court Of
the city Of Richmond. Nay 2, 1873, | viii
sell at public auction, at no. w. east
Broad street.