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THE COHEN co.

For all day:
Tinted Table Covers. 36x36, stamped
with water lilies, scroll designs, and mar
cissus, PIC. value, for loo.
Tinted Tray Covers, lSx27, and cen
terpieCe s 27x27, 12ic. values. for &c.
All colors Linen Fringe, &c. yard.
From 9 to 10 o'clock
Bureau or Buffet Scarfs, tinted de-
signs, fringed, |. yards long, 39c. value,
for 15c.
Same hour:
Pure Linen Tray Covers, oren-work
border, stamped, 39c. value, for loo.
From 10 to IL o'clock
Lambrequins of japanese Crepon,
2i yards long, 75c. value, for 25c.
For all day:
Pillow Shams, 23c. value, for l5o.
19c. value, for 12ic.
All colors Rope Linen, lie. dozen.
All colors Crochet or Knitting Silk,
10c value, &c. spool.
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SPECIALS ON FANS.

Black Feather Fans, ivory SUCKS, 81
value, for Ice.
Black Paper Fans, lie. each.
All colors Paper Fans, soc. value, for
Csc.
Black Empire Fans. l2ikc
Dainty Empire Fans. I'm Black, Cream,
Pink Violet and Blue. hand-painted.
with flowers and Dresden figures, SOC.
Embroidered Yokes and Collars. Styles
as variable as the wearers for whom they
are intended.
Black Muslin de sole Collars, trimmed
with Honiton braid, from S29S 70 sass.
Grass-Lnen Sailor Collars, SlB and
Si.3S
Linen Lawn Yokes. deliberately trimmed.
from sec. TO SOS.
Special from II to II o'clock:
Ladies Cbemisettes, in blue and pink
and white linen, 25c. value. for &c.
Would you care to know the secret of
the success of our Book Store? 1t is
this-trying to have everything that is
wanted and at the lowest prices. Thus
has this grown from a mere department
into full-fe1ged Book store.
Any Book not in stock will be ordered
and delivered within few days.
For this mOney-saving sale summer
reading:
1000 Elite Library, by Carey. COrell.
Dumas. Hall Game, Besant, etc, lOc.
value. for sc. each.
1900 Munro Library. Seaside Edition, 25c.
value, for l0c. Ask for catalogue.
Special from 9 to 10 o'clock
Madison-Square series Of Novels, 25c.
value, for DC. each.
Something that will interest every
daughter and son OF Virginia
Genuine Irish-Linen Paper. water mark
ed with the seal of Virginia, in pound
boxes stamped I'm gold with seal OF
Virginia, soc. value, for DC. a box,
I'm billet, octave, and commercial en-
velopes 10 match, packages for 25c.
Pads of same paper. and put up I'm
same style, letter. packet. and COM
mercial, S5, %. and 2Oc.; ruled and plain.
From 10 to IL o'clock
Pure Linen Paper, ruled and plain.
Octave and Commercial, 25c. value, for
&C. pound package.
Same hour:
Memorandum Books. 3 for 10.
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SPECIAL LINEN PRICES TO.
DAY,

q pieces Pure Linen Table Damask I'm
various designs, Of German and Scotch
manufacture, made 10 sell at COO.
yard; special, 35c. n yard.
II pieces extra heavy Pure Linen Table
Damask, grass beached. made to sell
at &c, for l2lzc. q yard.
SlJD Double Open-Work Border Pure
Linen Table Damask, satin finish, 79c.
a yard.
2-yards-wide All Pure Linen Damask
Satin finish, best 81 value. for G9c.
a yard.
p dozen Pure Linen Damask Dinner
Napkins, full size, sec. a dozen, 81
kind.
$50 Heavy Round-Thread 1914 Pure
Linen Sheeting for 75c. yard.
10 dozen Satin Damask Buffet Scarfs
hand-drawn open-work borders, long,
ucd fringe, usually $50 each, for 75c.
p dozen All-Whlte Pure Linen Damask
Tea Napkins. for 39c a dozen.
From 8 to $50 o'clock will be sold
Pure Linen Tea Napkins for six for DC.
From 11:30 to 1890 Real Turkey Red
Table Damask, in new, pretty designs,
for lOc. yard.
Bed Spreads at less than wholesale
prices to-day.
$50 Fine Imitation Marseilles Spreads
for SSc.
81 Crochet Spreads. Marsellles designs
for 59c
From IL TO / o'clock Large-Size
Crochet Bed Spreads, Marseilles design,
for 3Sc. each.
Money-savino nrioea on
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them if possible.

81 and sl25 Imported Materials in Shirt
Waists for - and soc.
From II to II O'Clock;
Fine French Percale Shirt-Waists. with
extra size sleeves, made up in best
manner any color, full Numbered, for
3SC each.
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WHITE GOODS.

Compelled to sell. That's what this
White Goods maker was. Here's the
result
10000 yards Of the most Seasonable and
Desirable kind are on sale at just half
and less than cost to manufacture.
Beginning at o'clock well sell 2,7OO
yards of White Goods at one price
The lot consists Of the finest Sheer
French Dimit.es. costing up TO 35c
a yard; French Marseilles and Heavy
Welts, costing up to Soc; Dimity
Dotted Organdy costing up TO 2Jc.
yard; Sheer Striped French Organizes
costing up to 30c.; Plain Fine Sheer
White India Linon, costing up 10 3f2c,
any, for as long as they last, for lie
a yard.
Another lot Of 1.1J0 yards only. consist
ing OF Sheer Fine White India Linon
costing up to Toe. a yard; Checked
NainsOok, i'm medium and small checks
costing usually Sc. a yard: Sheer Plaid
Organdie in various size plads, cost
ing up TO 12iac.-take your pick of any
for 4Ac. a yard.
4S-inch Finest Sheer Swiss Lawns. i'm
pOrtatiOn price. 3jc. yard; we say 2lc.
2-yard-Wide Fine French Organize, the
kind you pay 40c. for elsewhere, for
29c. a yard.
Sheer White India Linon, book-fold,
made 20 sell at 6 1-ic. a yard. Every
yard perfect-3Ac. a yard for as long
as 10 lasts.
a limited quantity Of Fine French Or
candies imported 20 sell at 35c.
yard; we make IL 19c.
Eror, q 70 IN o'oioo1- ,r;Il boooI1 Gbaor
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'aying prices on
UNDERWEAR

to-uay. lUO garments al marKeu-doWn
prices.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Skirts deep umbrel-
Ia rufiie, tucks In and above ruifie, or
Muslin Skirts, with cambria ruffie
trimmed with finch fine Valenciennes
lace-either style for 50c., usually ST.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts Pinch cambria
umbrella rufile, 5-inch cambria dust
Ladies' Muslin Skirts two rufnes Of
5-inch Open-work embroidery, the best
$50 kind for 81 each.
Ladies Muslin Skirts. cambria tuck ruff
he or lace trimmed, either 35c. each.
Ladies' Fast-Black Saline Skirts, made
full. with wide fiounce, all lengths, Soc
kind, for Acc. each.
CORSET-COVERS.
Ladies' Cambria Corset-Covers, square
neck. trimmed with yaleneiennes lace
or embroidery, with fancy hemstitched
yokes, all sizes, for 25c. each.
Ladies Cambria Corset-Covers. square
neck, trimmed with fine embroidery,
wide embroidered front, for soc. each
all sizes.
Ladies Muslin or Cambria Drawers,
embroidered, trimmed. or plain. with
wide hens, and fine tucks, for 25c.
ladies' Cambria Drawers. with wide
umbrella ruffles, trimmed with EN-
brodery, for soc. each
Ladies' Fine French-Lawn Chemise,
round neck, trimmed with Valencien-
mes lace, for SOC. each
Ladies' Fine French-Lawn Chemise, v
neck, Bertha OF wide Nalenciennes
lace, ribbon finish. $50 kind. for sec.
Ladies' Muslin Square-Neck Empire
Gowns or High-Neck Turn-Down-Col-
lar Gowns, nicely trimmed with fine
embroidery. tucked yokes, usually CSC,
either for 59c
Ladies' Fine FNrench-Designed Gowns, in
empire, N-neck, or large sailor collar,
all handsomely trimmed with fine en-
broideres, any for ssc.
From IL to II oclock-not enough to
last longer.
Infants Fine Cambria Dresses, with
full Bishop Sleeves, ruffle OF fine en-
broidery around neck and sleeves, SOC.
kind, for l9c. each.
Children's Muslin Gowns-Mother-
Hubbard Yoke, Back and Front-cam-
brio ruffle around neck and sleeves, for
39c each.
From II to o'clock
Children's Muslin Drawers, wide hem
and tucks. patent stay, worked button
holes, felled seams, for &C. pair.
Special sale of Summer Knit Under
wear for ladies and children. Begin
ming Monday morning We will sell
Ladies' Y lie White Swiss Ribbed
II g..
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT

is under marching orders, month
earlier than usual The stock is enor-
nous and must be sold. just as well
lose now as later.
ALA OF OUR COLORED TRIMMED
HATS ARE MARKED FOR ABOUT
HALE.
UNTRlMMED HATS. FLOWERS,
RIBBONS. etc, all go the same way.
See our line of White Trimmed Hats,
20 "a
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BLACK GOODS.

Some Of the most popular makes are
going TO be sold, for the importer had
them thrown back on his hands
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COLORED wORsTED DRESS
GOODS.

From S:oU to 9:3O:
Fancy Woolen Woven Fabrics, in the
very newest and best designs, manuiac-
tured to sell for good 2jc. value, SIC.
yard.
From 1890 to 1870:
Fancy Woven Shepherd Check Dress
Fabrics. in the newest combination of
colors, sc. a yard
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SUITS AND SKIRTS

from one of the largest manufacturers
in America who has the reputation Of
making them nicer, neater, and prettier
and with more snap than any maker IN
New York We bought every garment
in his house at discount of 40 per cent
Bear in mind, we sell as we buy.
=. L - -.
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MATTINGS.

1,600 rolls of belated Mattings were
refused by the man that ordered them
put Came too late. Here they are.
Prices Just halt of what they should be
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Handsome Dresden Ribbons. 3 IL inches
wide. for 15c.-cost 3lc to import
Fine French 3-inch Gauze Ribbons. in
newest and best designs, l5c.-cost 35c.
TO land.
ALI4-SILK SASH RIBBONS, Is inches
wide, In Dark-Blue, Gray, and Green,
25c. a yard
AH-Silk Fancy Plaid Ribbons, cost 20
and coo. to land. for 2Jc.
Fancy Dresden Ribbons, for collars, sac.
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

thousand and other articles Tor this Great Sale For
will deliver all packages free charge within 200 miles of Richmond
We would kindly ask take small packages with them if
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-22
THE HOUsEwARE

adds interest to this phenomenal July
selling. Your prices now in order to close
some Of these lots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-22

PETERSBURG. VA, July H.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-THE Champions won from the
Farmers this evening. but the game was
gift TO them by Umpire Turner
Petersburg seems TO have the luck OF
It with umpires. They have gotten the
worst OF it all during the past season.
but the exhibition given by Umpire Tur-
ner this evening was the worst ever wit
messed on this diamond II is true that
the Farmers played listless and careless
game. but the reason assigned is that
they were completely demoralized by the
umpiring of Turner, and on several oc-
casions the crowd of spectators present
howied TO them TO stop playing and give
the game to Richmond. The game was
played under other difficulties, as the
diamond was muddy and wet, and the
ball soon became heavy and could not be
hattcd far.
Stocksdale and Norcom were In the
box for their respective teams Nor
com was hit for a home run and four
singles. while Stocksdale was hit for two
nome runs. a two Dagger. and seven
singles. The feature Of the game was
Stephenson's batting. The score:
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rNRUSTEES' SALE OF THAT TWO

4 STORY EIGHT-ROOM FRAME STORE
AND DWELLING. WITH LOT 42xlOO
FEET. DESIGNATED BY STREET Nos.
7 AND 9 ON SOUTH SIDE OF BACON
STREET. COMMENCING ABOUT 70
FEET EAST OF ST. JOHN STREET;
ALSO. VACANT LOT IMMEDlA TEls4
ADJOINING THIS STORE ON Tdit
ESST FRONTING OK THE SOUTH
SIDE OF BACON STREET 59xlOo FEEL.
Nv virtue of certain deed Of trust from
i +. Lauterbach and wife to the trustees
Of Home Building Company Perpetudll'
dat,.l November TO- 1894 and duly record
ed In the Clerks Office OF Richmond Chan-
cerv Court. i'm Deadlock l53 b. page l5l,
which was given to secure the payment
of a certain sum Of money therein meh-
toned default having been made m the
naVment OF a part thereof ana Delng
directed by the Board Of Directors Oh SAD
Home Building Company .PerpetuaD' We
will proceed to sell at public auction on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. JULY %. 1896
a, s.2o o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned
pEhT. ESTATE. II being the same con-
teved by said deed. and fully described
uTERNfs. Enough in cash to pay the cost
81, sale All past-due taxes, also ratable
IRE ~ the taxes for 1896. and the sum Of
a. on which is the amount now due on
ssaiS debt and the balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes with
fnterest added, and secured by deed or
tr,,er y. d. HARGRONE,
FRANK T. SUTTON.
n. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Trustees Of Home Building Company per
petuaD. ~ IL
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Under deed dated May 2. 1890, from A.
w. Fair and wife TO George H. Pondex-
ter and Il. c. Minor trustees duly re-
corded in Hastings Court Clerks office,
for said city. I'm Deadlock II, page 3S2,
to secure the payment Of a debt therein
mentioned. default having been made in
the payment of said debt: and, being re-
quired so TO do by the beneficiary, i
will. as surviving trustee. offet for sale
at public auction that truly VALUABLE
LOT on the south side Of Huh street.
fronting thereon 81 feet 8 inches. and runs
back between parallel lines. one Of which
IS lH feet deep, and the other is l6o feet.
There is a large, two-stOry building on
this lot This is a very valuable business
stand, and should engage attention, and
will be offered on the day, hour, and
place named above. For further par
ticulars call on the auctioneers.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale
taxes, If any be due), and 10 pay a note
of 81 coo. secured by said deed. with in
terest on same from November s, 1885,
until paid; the residue, If any, on such
terms as will be announced at sale.
jy T.. c. MINOR, Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-22
REFRIGERATORs AT LESS THAN
COST.

We have determined to sell every Re-
frigerator we have. no matter what the
loss may be. If you are in need Of a Re-
frigerator come here.
Fine Quincy Refrigerator, worth 500. TO
close. $3.50.
50 Quincy Ice-Boxes to close, S2.99.
$50 Sldeboard Quincy Refrigerators Tor
81 oak Rocking Chairs. to close, sec.
Fine Shefield-steel Carving Sets. worth
$50 10 close. pc. complete
50 Celluloid Carving Sets, containing
steel patent fork. and 10-inch-blade
carver. 10 close. H.s9 each.
Rubber Garden Hose. 2 SIC. a foot.
Fine Steel Table Knives. worth from 81
to As9 a dozen. 10 close, &c. each.
Mason's Porcelain-Lined Fruit Jars,
pint size. &c. each.
b-pound Steel-BOttom Sad Irons, worth
20c.. to close. &c. each.
Fine On-stove ovens, worth 7sc., for
Japanned and Decorated Trays for &c.
each.
Doubie-Burner Nickel-Plated Gas
Stoves, 25c. each.
Silver Steel Teaspoons. worth 49c. a
dozen. for 1c. each.
Wire Dish Covers, worth 1Oc., for &c.
each.
1000 cakes Of Laundry Soap. as good as
Octagon, worth &C., 10 close, &c. a cahe'
Buggy Whips. worth from 10 to 35c., to
close lOc each.
Best Quality Maple Ice Chopping Bowls,
worth l0c.. for &c. each.
100 dozen Thin-Biown Pony Beer CLASS
es. worth nc. a dozen, for &c. each.
Fine cut Pattern Crystal Cake-Stands'
worth 35c.. for &c. each: 50
Fine Crystal Pickle Dishes, worth loc''
for Sc each. ~.
Rest Quality Tin-Covered Jelly Tum-
HERS 1-2c. each value SOC a dozen.
100 Beautiful Hand-Decorated Iollst-
Sets. worth SO. closing price SS.ss' COM
50 Coniy) American DECORATED Il oo Toilet
Extra Quality Steel Tin Wash-Soilers'
worth 75c.. closing price Z2c; eacn;
,Japanned Dust Pans, worth lzc.' closihs
5-piece Japanned Tin Toilet-sets, worth
h * closing price 79c. per set.
Japanese Hand-Decorated vases, DC.
each. value 25c. ,o. e.. o. ooc,
a Pastel Pictures. with White and Goiu
Enamelled Frames, closing S9c. each'
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first game was called. 1900 people were
present. Scores: u III n
First game: . 70 n
New York ........00 90 000o o. l
Batteries: Dwyer and Peitz; sullivan
and Wilson. N VI n
Second game: ~; ~, 70
New York .1 O0OO01 90
Batteries: Ehret and Peitz; Reidy anu
Farrell.
POSTFONEMENT
ST. LOUIS, MO-. July H.-To-day.s
Philadelphia game was postponed on ac-
count of wet grounds. Two games Will De
played tomorrow.
THEY SPLIT EVEN.
PITTSBURG, pa July H.-Pittsburg
and Baltimore played two games to-day,
and the teams split even, each shutting
the other out. Pittsburg lost the nrst
game through inability to hit Esper.
The second game was a pitchers pat
tie in which Killen excelled. Brodle Cd
jected to Umpire Belts calling him out on
strikes in the second inning, and the I'm
pire removed him from the game. Az
tendance, $500. Scores: ,
First game IL, II: r.,
baltimore .........o22 600 /
Batteries: Hastings and Merritt; Esper
and Clarke. , =, 4,
Second game: ~; II: T.;
baltimore .......0 o 0 90 4
batteries: Killen and Sugden; Hem
ming and Clark.
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-
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Berthow, on the regular advertising
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society journal, 20i north Third street,
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give a very valuable testimonial on
Ripans Tabules. Any one who has
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Ripans Tabules were recommended
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and he said Now, lie Berthow,
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Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists,
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$ sent 10 The Ripans Chemical Com
ANY, No. 10 Spruce street. New York.
sample vial. 10 cents.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.
A UCTION SALE OF NO. z0I WEST
IA BAKER STREET.

by request OF the owner we will sell
by auction. upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. JULY %. 1896,
at 6 O'clock Z. NJ. that LONG-ESTAB-
LlsHED AND WELL-LOCATED STORE.
with dwelling above. The LOT has a front
OF skis feet, to an alley IN rear. The
house Is We'll ana conveniently con-
structed. In view OF IL being an old
business stand. you cannot go amiss by
becoming its owner.
TERMS: At sale.
CHEWING & ROSE,
jy II Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF \
VERY VALUABLE
TraC! Of Land in Chesterfield Co., Ya.,
SOUTHEAST OF AND ADJOINING
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER,
AND CONTAINING ABOUT 60 ACRES.
AT AUCTION.

In execution Of two deeds OF trut one
dated January q. 1922. and the other ttet
July % 1895 and duly recorded, We WiA
sell by public auction, az the ten ht
house, on the premises on
MONDAY, JULY q. 1896,
at G o'clock p. NJ, the valuable TRACT
or LAND above referred TO, being part
of Fails Plantation, anu con Iaini.s
co 362 acres, together with the rams A"ei
ing and otner improvements thereon.
The land is bounded on the river sin'
By n branch OF the Southern f'aliW.y
Company. and for "a long distance gk lle
northwest by the corporation line or Mau-
chester IL is fertile ana ln a 49, IT,
OF cultivation, but It's CHIEF value Is Us
capabilities as the site for a great Lhalil-
featuring plant as TO the larger pnl1 a nt
the residue Is susceptible OF ahl WI
suited for division ana SAFE III 10. LOW .,s es
commend this land. and We earnestly ln-
vito an Inspection OF II and a conference
with the auctioneer Ia regard 10 a.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay the Coz
Of executing the trust, and 20 discnafg9
10 follovrin, notes in the order In which
thev are mentiOned-to-wit: Oh a nole
for 81 600. with interest thereon from
January q 1880, 90 note TOT SoS3gy WIN
interest thereon from June !. los2, am
"a a note for Sl5l.50, with interest thereon
from Iniv ~ 1886. and the residue shall
he made PAYABLE al such time ana re-
cured I'm such manner as the grantors ~
the said deeds. their executors, ailhihla,
traitors. or assigns shall prescIioe anl
direct. or I'm default Of any such dlrection.
ZION nnon credits for equal sums az one
and two years, for notes with interes.
eTGed and secured by "A deed or trust
upon the said property, W pouvr
Trustee In first deed;
n s. ROWE.
~ IL Trustee in second deed.
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WANTED.

RECRUITS FOR THE UNITED STATES
Marine Corps. Wanted, able-bodIed. un-
married men between the ages OF q and
30 years. Food, clothing. and medical at
tendance free. For further particulars.
etc. apply o. address the commanding
officer. Marine Barracks, Nayy-fard, Nor
folk. va. Jy 6-Sm
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NRUSTEFS' SALE OF
a TWO-STORY FKAME-HOUSE
ON WOOD STREET, CHELSEA HILL.

ON WOOD STREET. CHELSEA HILL.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated June
10, 1891. from Joseph Hankey and wife 10
the undersigned trustees, duly recorded I'm
the Clerks Office Of Henrico County Court.
Deadlock 1856 \, page IS. TO secure the
payment of a certain bond therein de-
scribed. and default having been made,
and being required by the beneficiary so
to do we will proceed TO sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JULY "a, 1896,
at 6 o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed IN said deed, as follows:
"All that lot OF land in Henrico county.
Va, on the south side OF Wood street
beginning ~ feet from the southeast cor
ner Of Wood street and a cross street
thence fronting on Wood street @ feet
and back betw zen parallel lines 10 feet
10 an alley, or Hin street"
TERMS. Cash as to the expense of sale
and 1850 balance due on said bona
and all unpaid taxes, and the balance
in six months. While the above are
the terms OF sale, yet by consent OF an
parties interested, other and very liberal
terms may be announced at the sale
JULIUS 'STRAI'S.
w. j. WESTWOOD
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
]. Thompson Brown & Co.. Auctioneers.
~ Is
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TRUSTEES SALE
on
CARTON HElGHTs)'


Nv virtue OF certain deed 9 9i.t'5rs
10 the trustees o. the ilvln' .,',,,st lt
Company PerpetuaD, datel -s.i.es 3.
1894. and recorded In the SieiH M BIS
Henrico County Court, Deel- i,, 10 ~
"B." page 2To. which was 49, there
cure the payment or eereain Zen mals
In mentioned. default having u,ns az
I'm the payment OF part W, ',i-s.iors
being directed by the Board OF D' 'Ps,.
OF the Home Building ConisaN y,,- sals
petuaD so 10 do. We VIII olei ,s.s 0a
al public auction, upon the pi''"
FRIDAY. JULY a. 1895. Il.
at 6 O'Clock Z. NJ. the PkoPE r. -. coa.
scribed as above. being the SUI .hs,5rs
veyed by the deed OF trust he'''"'
mentioned. ..,,,,siv nts.
In nice order. and contains 80 O.
eight rooms. The lot fronts - ari
me west line OF Barton aNen' fssi
runs back between parallel h"09
70 TE Tp Enough in cash 70 pay NJ
expenses OF sale. all past uue "a s,r I'D
a ratable proportion OF me - y ih
and the sum OF s-zs5 NJ" ana tA
amount now due on sdld ponu on
balance, whatever that may ~ f,r ~
credit OF six and twelve mouehissi a..
gotiable notes. with interest a'''
secured by a deed of trust.
FRANK T. SlILvccp
VI SELDOM TAilvn..
Trustees OF the Home Buildlhs 10
PerpetuaD.