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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14
BY III. Seldom Taylor IL Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TNRUSTEES' SALE OF The HU.
auFNOr SPRINGS. IN POWHATAN CO

NRUSTEES' SALE OF THE HU.
l. GUENor SPRINGS. IN PowHArAN CO
ABOUT 10 MILES FROM RICHMOND.
AND CONTAINING 2D ACRES OF
LAND-In execution of a deed OF trust
from l. Calvin Shafer and wife. 70 me
undersigned. dated April 80. 1881 ana duly
recorded In the Clerks once OF powna'ar
the benefciarIes default having been
made i'm tho payment OF the debt secured).
sell at public auction. In 'front.' OF tne
office of the auctiOneers. at the corner
of Eleventh and Bank streets. In the city
of Richmond, Va. on
SATURDAY. JULY q. 1s%.
at II o'clock NJ, THE HUGUENoT
SPRINGS PROPERTY, containing ~
acres OF land. and having thereon eight
cottages and two fine springs, one sulphur
and the other chalybeate water. Doth plea
SAINT and health-giving The lawn u istss
and very attractive. The location OF this
property Is about two miles from venus
Station on the Chesapeake ana ONO fall-
road James-River Division): ara Is cioss
10 churches. schools, etc In the hands
OF live man thi7 can be mace q pfo-
ductiye property.
TERMS: Enough In cash 20 pay the cost
OF executing this trust all past due taxes:
1895, and to discharge the debt secured
by said deed, which amounts 10 N.Sv
principal. and S20956, being the interest
thereon 10 July Is. 1891, and the residue
upon such terms and secured in such man
ner as the grantt2r may p 1y,n s;,ch a..
rections, then in two equal instruments.
at one and two years, for n-eotiao,o
notes with interest added from day OF SAFE
and secured by a deed 9i Tusti
N. w. BOWIE.
~ 1rueteeo.
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sKnox out for not touching third pase.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
l234567
Port sIlouth ...............o y o v y
Petersburg ...... ........V U OVVVV =
Summary: Earned runs-Portsihouth, -
petersburg !. Two-base hits-Knox. Reed,
ord Turner. Three-base hit-Heckman.
stolen bases-Knox C2). Joanes (2l, Har-
grove and Lyons. Bases on balls-Of
HallowelI. 5: of Leach. l. Struck out
nv Leach. 6; by Hallowell. Z. Passed
baIls-Childs. /; Brennan. q Iime Oh
came hours. Umpire, Hoggins'
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Southern League.
ma, Coverumcnt I'm Guiana.

PARIS. July 13.-The Politique Colo
male announces that the French and
brazilian governments have decided that
the disputed territory on the frontier OF
French-Guinea shall be placed under dual
control. - =
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PARCEL DELIVERY.

The RICHMOND 10c. PARCEL DE-
LIVERY will deliver parcels to all parts
of the city for 10c. each.
Office No. 1871 east Franklin street.
phone 800 jy 1i-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14

BY virtue of the provisions OF certain
deed OF trust, dated April -. 1884. and
recorded In the Clerks office OF Rich
mond Chancery Court. in Deadlock lSi
A, page sel. default having been made IN
the payment OF certain note therein
secured and being required by the bens,.
ficisry under ssid deed so to do. 1 VIII
sell BY pubic auction. on the premises,
No. 507 west Baker street, or
MONDAY. JULY Is 1895.
at 6 O'Clock r. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribel In said deed, as follows: All that
certain lot piece. or parcel OF land, with
a frame DWELLING thereon, situate, iying,
and being IN the city OF Richmond aiore-
said. fronting IL i-3 feet on the south
side of west Baker street. nearly opposite
the late residence OF Jacob shook. deceas,
ed. running back within parallels lines ~,
feet 10 an alley. beng the western half
of a lot designated as No. on q piat
recorded in plat-book, page ~ or me
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond.
the ssid plat having been made by a
survey Of Marshall and Man In the year
1919
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF exc
cutting this trust, any taxes that may DE
due. and 10 pay o note OF Sl2o, with in-
terext from April l6. 1895. balance on terms
10 be announced at sale.
jyi ADRIAN c. EBY, trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14

MONDAY AT 1880 A. NJ.
we will sell without reserve one very me
Bay Mare. good rider and driver.
Also one Frayzer Road-Cart and Har-
ness--goOd as new.
Several sets Single Harness.
Five New Saddles.
one very fine suit OF Chamber furh-
ture. solid walnut. marble-top.
Chamber and Parlor Suits OF all KINDS.
Several Wardrobes and Buhets, with
beyel-glass trimmings.
one Piano. in good order.
Ucusehold and Kitchen Furniture OF all
kinds. which we will sell regardless or
value to make room for other Goods.
ELLIS & SEABRIGHT
iv1t Auctioneers.
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NOJLEy,s SCHOOL,

107 NORTH PINE STREET.
OPENS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 23D.
New pupils enrolled Friday, September
10Th. Boys prepared for college or uni
yersity. Fully equipped gymnasium, with
competent Instructor. Circulars at book
stores. For further information address
O. NJ. Motley. Ashland. Va. jy 1-Suts
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BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
II north Tenth street.


UCTION SALE OF A DE6IRA-
"A BILE DETACHED DWELLING.
COMBINED BRICK AND FRAME.
NO. Dos NORTH TwENTY-EIGHrH
STREET.
CONTAINING Z ROOMS. WITH MO-
DERN CONvENIENCEs,
WATER, GAS. BATH. AND RANGE
THE LOT FRONTS % FEET.
EXTENDING BACK BETWEEN PAA'
ALLEL LINES l32 FEET.
HAVING A GOOD sIDE-ALLEY.
BY request Of the owner. who 10 deter
mined 10 sell, shall ofrer the above
mentioned property. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. JULY nth.
az $50 p. II. This property Ii located
In very good and desirable neignboi-
hood. being suited for q nice. eomiortaple
home. or will pay handsomely a. an m
TERMS: One third cash; balance IN
six. twelve and eighteen monthsi or more
liberal terms may be offered, " desireos
al sale. CHARLES A. ROSE.
tyl No. II north Tenth street:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
The Champions Win With Ease In
the First Inning.

CHICAGO July I3.-Baltimore won thls
afternoons game with ease in the hrst In
| ming, hitting Terry for five hits, ana
scoring five runs. After that Terry
s.eadied down and pitched good ball. The
chicaeos played a listless game through
out. Dahlen's home-runs in the first ana
seventh innings were the features OF the
game. Attendance 1900. Score:
Chicago ...........12o 0OO1o 90
Baltimore .........'V W w
Batteries: Terry and Donohue; Homer
and Robinson.
A PITCHERS BATTLE.
PITTSBURG. PA, July lS.-lt was
pitchers battle to-day. with Gumbert get
ting n shade the better OF Il. Pittsburg
only hit him safely six times. and one
Of these-a home-run drive by Cross In
the seventh inning-saved Pttsburg from
n shut-out. Hawley also pitched good
game. but a base on balls In the third'
followed by n single and triple, gave
Brooklyn enough runs TO win. Ii was the
only inning in which Hawley was hit hard.
Attendance, 400. Score: H. II. Il.
pittsburg ..........0 o 0 oil 0Ol /
Rrool,lyn ...........OO3O OO10O-4 7 l
batteries: Hawley and Merritt; Gumbert
| and Grim.
THE QUAKERS WIN.
ST. LOUIS. MO, July l3.-The Phila-
delphias Jumped onto Staley's pitching in
the first inning for seven hits and five
/ runs. when he was relieved by Kissinger,
| who pitched a steady game. Taylor kept
the ST. Louis hits scattered. and was well
supported. Attendance, 800. Score:
r. III. T..
| ST Louis ...........0 900 $50 % IL .
| Philadelphia .......6 o OIL 2 0 0 % IL 2
Batteries: staley. Klssinger. and Miller;
| Taylor and Clements.
FUsILAI-E OF HITS.
| CLEVELAND. o., July ia fusilade
Of hits in the eighth inning. coupled with
some very yellow umpring by Mr. ODay.
won the game for Cleveland. McLane
was given base on the cain that he
| had been hit by pitched ball. The ball
hit his bat. The New York players pro-
tested loudly, and only resumed playing
when O'Day threatened to award the
| game TO Cleveland Attendance. 200.
score: r. II. l..
Cleveland ...........O O0OOooS '-3 . 2
New York ..........1 0 600 00-2 !
Batteries: Young and Zimmer; Clark
/ and Farrell.
Colonies co TO PIECES.
! LOUISVILLE. KY, July l3.-Boston
won to-day's game In the first inning.
| Cunningham was battet heavily. and after
the second inning the Louisville team went
to pieces. Attendance. 800. Score;
! II. III. E.
! Louisville ..........02 100000 - 10 4
! Boston .............5 4001302'- l5 i9 3
Batteries: Cunningham, Warner. and
| Spies; Nichols and Tenny.
GREAT PITCHING.
CINCINNATI. o.. July ls.-Daub pitch
| cd a great game to-day. The fielding OF
both teams was ragged. Crooks fine fed
work was the feature OF the game. At
tendance, 1893. Score: II. III. T..
| Cincinnati ..........00031 00'-5 4
| washington .......1011 0O00-3 8 5
Batteries Dwyer and Murphy; Maui
I and Mcclure.
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Their CoIors Dragged I'm the Dust.

The gong sounded for the second game
after but a few moments rest, ana the
Bluebirds tipped out into the field with
a kind OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ero-comes
manner. Kahn. the first man up. lined out
hit and stole second. then he went TO
third on a passed BALL and scored on
Bradley's hit The side was retired
quickly and the Lynchburgs were BANKED.
in The second inning the Tobacconists
showed their hands and outplayed
Flynn. Two men were out when Schabel
got hit Plock then lined out a two
Dagger and put Schabel on third. Leahy
hit for two bases Immediately after
wards and scored both runs. Then the
Fun started Everybody that wanted to
tapped the ball and the horseh,de was
kept rolling about in the outfield almost
continuously In the fourth inning ten
men came 10 the bat for Lynchburg, and
six OF them crossed the rubber.
The fieldcrs were unable To do anything.
and Flynn seemed 10 so all 20 pieces.
Foster got mad and didn't work as he
IS accustomed TO. and Flynn became dis
hcartened. Then one by one the feeders
lost heart, until the whole team became
thoroughly demoralizcd, and the Lynch
bugs had things their own way. They
could place the ball In ANY old place"
and IL would be safe. The climax was
reached In the sixth when with Ferguson
on second base. McIntyer drove the
leather over left-feld fence for home
run Then the rooters began 20 leave the
grounds and the Bluebirds folded their
wings and resigned themselves TO the
inevitable
The appended score will serve as an
obituary and more than offset the beauty
OF the one above:
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, WAGONS, &C,

FOR SALE. ONE GROCER'S-W WAGON.
Good as new; only used two months. Can
be seen at j. 4. Neales, 1850 east Frank
lin street. jy 1i-lt'
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FAUQUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LANES

Va. Thlrty-ffth years begins
49, 1885 Situated in the
Piedmont region OF Virginia. "a miles from
city. Limited in number, For
"a 'ognes address GEORGE q. BUT
I.ER. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL ~ l4-Su&Th2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14

In obedience to a decree entered In the
Circuit Court OF Henrico county on May
g. 1895. in the hereinafter named cause.
l will sell by auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JULY Is. 1886.
at 5 o'clock p. NJ. the SIX-RooM BRICK
DWELLING No. 81 north Twenty
seventh street; lot 25xl32 feet, to i6-foot
alley.
At $50 o'clock p. NJ. the TWO BRICK
AND FRAME THREE-ROOM DWELL
INGS Nos. sil4 and 3lis Lester or Main
street; lot % 2-Sx0.
VACANT LOT ON the south side OF Les
ter street near Hague street. lot "a feet
frcns
At o'clock r. NJ. the VALUABLE
LOT az the southwest corner Of louisiana
and Eighth streets: lot % 2.3xloo feet.
And at $50 O'Clock L. NJ, THREE
ROOM BRICK DWELLING on Osborn
turnpike Just south OF Orleans street; lot
30173 feet.
And at Henrico county courthouse at
II o'clock NJ. A TRACT or LAND. with
improvements thereon, containing % ~
acres. about five miles below the city.
little south Of the Williamsburg road.
adjoining Squire Vincent,
AND ON THE SAME DAY,
on the premises: at o'clock I; NJ, the
FARM, known az whites" containing
about 10 ACRES, on the Darbytown
road, abou, two miles below the city.
AND ON THE SAME pay. ,,o,r
at $50 o'clock r NJ THE LONE
with the two-story frame dwelling ana
other improvements thereon. just east OF
the city. on Fulton Hin.
TERMS: One third cash; residue In
and " months, with interest. and title
retained until all OF the purchase money
"a Maid II. II. POLLARD.
Special Commissioner.
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HoLL!Ms !MsI,lIJU!vIE

For IFS Young Lady Beardsrs. The Oldest
and most extensively equipped IN Virginia. Eclectic
courses in Ancirut and Modern Languages,
eutien. 20 ofcers aud teacksns- Situated in Waller
q Va, near Rosnoke. .MoaptSln Seerety. iso
feet above sea level Mineral Waters. Sd session
ops rs Sept nth, lfsa FOR illus Catalogue address
CHAs. l.. COOKE sapt., Holifnss Va.
0y 3-W. F&SulsU
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WIEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
FAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PHO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14
BY George s. vashon. Jr..
Real Estate Auctioneer.

Real Estate Auc''onee'
U,RUsTEES SALE OF TWO
i HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY %
RIcHMOND-TO WIT, HOUSE AMP
Tor ssss1 FEET, No, 1911 NORTH
THiRp STREET: HOUSE AND LOT.
q FEET BY GOOD DEPTH, NO. m5
NEBsTER OR GODDIN STREET.-By
virsns OF A trust deed 10 the undersigned
DARED 9th OF June, 1894. recorded In the
CisrL.s ONE OF the Chancery Court OF
the city OF Richmond. In Deed BOOK ,ss
G. page l0f, 10 secure the ntymsnt OF w
debt therein mentioned. default having
been made in the payment OF ne name:
we will. being thereto tquircd ~ we
Beneficiary, proceed 10 sell by auction:
on the premises. and in the order named
TUESDAY, JULY rs 1876.
described' Sale on Third street promptly
az 8 O'Clock, and on Webster or oodoin
street At $50 o'clock.
The property on Third street consists
Of a store and dwelling OF four rooms.
The property on Webster or 0otdin street
consists OF a dwelling OF about six rooms:
TERMS: one third cash: residue N
equal instalments at SIX and twsIys
months for notes. with interest eoa<os
ana secured BY deed on the propxr2.
W. A. LAWRENCE.
~ ~ - -
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1234567S9
Richmond .....-.......... OO00105l 80
INuchbufE ............... v Nv w wv
Earned runs-Richmond, 4. Twc-Dase
hits-Leahy. Houseman, Wells Berryhili.
First base on errors Richmond. l; Lynch
burg, ]. Bases on balls--Om Kagey Z.
Left on Richmond. 9; Lynchourg'
g. Struck out-By Tannehill, 6; by ka-
1ey. T. Base from being hit-Houseman.
Double play-McIntyre TO Plock. Stolen
bases-Eain CD. Wells. Berte. Wild
pitch-kagey. Time of game-1 hour and
~ minutes. Cmpire-Mr. Mclaughlin.
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AUCTION sALEs--sgo day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES TO. THE CURRENT CAlsEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID fng
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
vENDEE.
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NIsS ~ n. MARTENS SCHOOL.

for boys will reopen SEPTEMBER %,
1895. at No. l NORTH THIRD STREET.
Pupils received from TO ii years OF
AGE. jy 7-Suft
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
12S4567S9
Richmond ................1 0203OO0 o. 6
Lynchburg ................0 2200'-l2
Summary: Earned runs-Richmond, 4;
Lyncbburg, G. McIntyer.
Three-base hits-Groves. Wells. Two
base hits-Plock. Leahy, Bradley. Thomp-
son. Smith. Housemen, Berryhill C),
Ferguson. First base on errors-Rich-
mond. /: Lynchburg. 4. Bases on balls
OF Flynn. i; OF Ames. 1. Left on bases
Richmond, G; Lynchburg. T. strSck-out-
BY Flynn. Z: by Ames. G. Base from be-
ing hit-McGowan. e-play-Plock
unasslsted. Stolen bases-Ksln, House
man. Thompson, Leahy ca. Passed balls
Foster, /; Schabel. 2. Time OF game-2
hours. Umpire-Mr. Mclaughlin.
DUST OF THE DIAMOND.
Umpire Mclaughlin is about az poor an
apology Of an umpire as has been seen
on these grounds for months He
doesn't watch the game closely, and when
he sees play seems unable to deter
mine as to his decision. lie has no eye
at all for balls and strikes. and seems
TO have grudge against Richmond. he
gave the Bluebirds the worst OF il IN both
games yesterday and in the contest OF
the day before.
kain did some stellar work In the two
games yesterday. In the first he made
a hit every time he came to the bat,
and in the second he did almost as well
He did good work in the field also.
MCGOWAN and Berte did not do so well
yesterday. The stun Is in 'em though,
and they can play.
Houseman made a great stop in the
firet game yesterday and was literally
applauded.
Wells has his eye back on the ball.
Mcintyer did the star playing for
Lynchburg.
Kelly. our catcher, is suffering with
sore finger.
Kain's hand has improved.
Schabel made the Blueblrds hug the
bases yesterday
The Richmonds 20 TO Roanoke tonight,
and the Lynchburgs go home 10 meet
the Portsmoutha.
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p.,.r,burs baseball Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA. July B:-(Spe-
c,al)-The games to be played by the
petersburg club abroad eighteen In num-
ber) will practically settle their status III
the league.
With first-class batting-tean. tne sur
,r,se is that the club does not stand high
er In the score.
The career Of Pitcher John Foreman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14

In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
OF the county Of Henrico: Freeman and
ais, plaintiffs. against Freeman ana
+ J. Il. Broaddus, Clerk OF the said
court. do certify that the bond required
OF tho special commissioner by the decree
rendered In said cause on the 9Th day OF
Nav. 1866 has been duly given,
Given under nv hand az Clerk Of tho
said court, this 10th day ~ June 1896
~ II j. r.. BkOADDbo.
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IOTCUIIH UdttV1 IOI 4''"b''''''7 TT
ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
1234567ss
poonoI;e -----------........4O ZOO s
VorfoIk 10000 Z
Summary: Earned runs-Roanoke, q:
Norfolk. 3. Bases on balls-On Fry, 2; OH
Weeks. 4. Struck-out-By Fry, z: py
Weeks. I. Two-base hits-Maginnis, Tate
,rbree-base hit-Little Double-piay-
Thornton to Tate 20 Cote. Wild pitches
Fry. 1: Weeks, /. Hit by pitched pail
Thornton. Stolen bases-Fultz, Stahi ",
Cavanaugh. Colifower. Time OF game
hours and minutes. Umpire-Mitcheh.
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BY George w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
% and n north Ninth street.
DHAErON, SIP RING-W A @ ON,
a HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE
DESKS. sc, AT AUCTION.

I will sell at 1920 a. NJ.
MONDAY, JULY -, 1895,
Very Nice Phaeton, made by Bosher;
/ Flrst-Class LIGHT Spring Wagon;
S Walnut-Framed and Other Nice Parior
Suits;
Walnut and other Chamber Suits;
Handsome Walnut Bunets;
New and other Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Wristbands Tables, Chairs, Rockers,
Feather Beds, &c;
Gasoline and other Cook-Stoves, Refrige-
rators. Copper Boilers. and large as
sortment OF useful articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
iva Auctioneer.
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yyvEST-G ACE 8 T EETA
w DWELLING that must DO sold toE1
close an estate, regardless almost OF
nrIce. First come, first served:
F''N ". w. BOWIE.
tvr4-lt No. Eleventh street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PHO
RATA By THE VENDOR AND The
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14

by j. B. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
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'IOTUTT = : 2 =
SCORE Ely INNINGS.

12s4567ss
Portsmouth ..... ..'''''''v
summary: Earned runs-for,s1h S,'.I,.,s
Petersburg. l. Two-pase ny S,nt.n
Three base hits-Hall ana Lpps" ,aanss
hasss-Knox CD. Hallman. Chiids, Joanes'
.r',i,ar and Iippert Double plays
rhnrstor and Fuller. Bases on balis-on
Rrsndt 2: off James. 4 Tilt by pitcher-
Hargroye. Struck out-By Brandt .: ny
James, &c. Passed bali-Keefer. VIA
pitch-Brandt. Time OF ganis-l hour ana
"a n,innfes Umpire-Hogglns.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

FOR RENT. FURNISHED HOUSES.
First class. WEST MAIN STREET, 500
Medium size Floyd avenue. $3.50
jy ii-lt j. THOMPSON BROWN * co.
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BY Ellis & Seabrlght. Auctioneers.
First and Broad streets.
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First and Broad streets.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
l. GROCERIES, FIXTURES. &C.
MONDAY, JULY 10. 1855.
ut 1920 A. NJ. we will sell for account OF
Cornelius Mmms. trustee, the ENTIRE
STOCK OF GOODS in No. IL Duval
street. consisting OF pretty complete
stock OF Staple and Fancy Groceries OF all
kinds: also. all Fixtures, such as ShelVlng,
Counters Showcases, etc.
CORNELIUS M1MMS, Trustee.
Ellis & Seabright, Auctioneers. ty IL
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CALL FOR COMPLETE
RENT IIs,r FOR JUDY.

Full information concerning all vacant
houses. j. b. ELAN a. CO..
lib east Main street.
Phone 53i ~ li-1t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NO. S07
i WKsT BAKER TRgKT.

BY Denoon. Upper & Co. Auctioneers'
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FIRST GAME.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Totals ............... 90 o 8
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Ellis & SeabrIght, Auctoneers,
First and Broad streets.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-07-25

more people to enjoy it with us and
help develop this favored section.
We may be accused Of being pre-
JUDGED in favor of the place. Of
course we are. Its a mean bird that
fouls It's own nest: but we may say
do not take anything for granted, do
not believe a word that we have
written, come and investigate, see
the corn waving in the valley, the
fruit trees bending with their loads
Of fruit. Investigate. DO not take
any mans word. See for yourselves.
But above all things, if you decide
to come, come prepared to work.
These are the people we want, work
els who know how. East Tennessee
last year, got more for eggs and
chickens than for wheat. Let us
raise more eggs, chickens, wheat, po-
tatoes, fruits, anything which win
pay.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-07-25

WE are not bothering our heads a
bout gold OF silver, or bi-metalism,
but we would like to see some money.
All this bowling about money when
none seems to exist in this section, is
to us something like the ke9nest sat
ire. There is a great cry but little
wool, and the subject matter Of mon
ey Of any kind is a chestnut of ante
Giluvian date.