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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

small cost entaiiod in securing this track
and the rrlzes that VIII be offered as
sure success financially. Nhcclmen who
take any interest in the enterprise are
invited I, assemble at Acca Monday az
tern 1cn at o'clock, to join the move
;oent. and organize the association by the
election OF officers.
The Z. flowing wheelmen have subscribed
one dollar each. which is the smallest
amount that can be subscribed. Lager
amounts are promised
II. Temple Ernest Wilson, WINS
Wilson. Knox Wilson. Stanley Tyler
Harry Green. Harry Vim. Bob Arthur
Herman Duncker. ollie Hope. John +.
Tanner Mike TucclL Horace Hawes, Mt.
Courtnev. and Mitchell Hilsman.
,rVrNELrNG LIGHTS.
nj. .ra,-,nra requiring lamps on b.
dee vent into effect last night. and the
strse5s were FUN Of twinkling lights. IN
AGA the demand for lamps was ia'
,nor tho simply. AMI unless the dealers
49, IN larger orders next week. many
will 20 unsuppued. ,,,.
Nonv who went into the streets last
even,no. with new cheap lamps 70 ENJOY
tho novelty OF the thing soon found mat
-. ,or,n on poor streets Is anything
Inv comfort. and many had di;hcul'y
in keeping them lit.
T. ,ai,es n good lamp 10 stay III on kich-
,,o,,a st~eets and II their advent VIII
-, or,, Improvement 20 the streets.
,,toolrren will welcome the ordnance.
No srros,s we're made last night though
,,o sergeant on duty at the Second statlon
said they would commence 10 enio'00 ''''
law NJ once. a.,
~, acco,,nt Of the rough streets and the
40 discretion should be used IN
enforcing the ordinances.
A WHEELER.
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A DAYS Murders.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, Sept. 26.-Ach
Bates shot and killed James Henry Jones
and his son. ia Hancock county last
night. Bates was Jones son-ln-law. ana
the tragedy grew out OF family m-sun-
Outstanding.
SPARTA, GA, Sept. pa. G. silver
a prominent merchant OF this town. was
assasslnatod on his way from his store
shortly after dark. The assassin stepped
from a dark alley, In the prircinai part
OF the town. and fired five shots INTO ms ms
victims back. killing him instantly ire
- supposed TO be the brother OF negro
now in Jail for attempting the same CRIME
on Mr.. Silver Il few weeks ago.
SAVANNAH. GA. Sept a.-Capt Geo.
q Kerry. OF the Effingham Hussars, a
-or,nanv OF the First Regiment. was as
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Chatham are pleasant summer resorts.
Portland's location, it's rigid climate. us
hari work and the policy that dominates
IL. those who have been incarcerateo anu
say make 1t too horrible for tongue 10
When asked II the British Government e,rlrIs,ll
sanctioned this treatinent OF prls1n,e.i - 4,
60 Condon said II do not think u
does. The trouble with Portland y tn nat
the Government Is far too lax with ,, lno
authorities. Igrcrant, strong cruz, 80 in
charge OF this naturally terrible prison,
with instructions to exercise discipllihne
and economy. with the, results a. I' ~
prrfIand and both Gallagher and Nhite-
head ana the others would think their ,r
calling attention TO- the ,,c eN'a mon their
coyntrvrncn almost within sight OF lhe
Oueen'g Palace. Jh-h~'
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IFADvILLE. coll, Sept. 26.-Scatter-
inc shots occasionally heard in the gul-
los and about the great mine dumps
teen the militia guards on the alert dur
in,, their night vigils but on the surface
everything IS calm. The Missouri miners
are safely housed and well cared tor, ou1
they may not prove forinlaaDie 49,
90. aofonce I'm case r.oting is renewed
M ple,n mine was fred NJ to-day ana
otbe. mines may start next wsek. General
proots cave permlssion 20 the miners 10
hold an official meeting OF the union but
ba viii be present with his STAFF 70 see
that no incnndiary talk IS permitted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
THE WHIR OF THE WHEEL
An ASSOCIATION FORHED 10 EsTAB-
LIsH BICICLE HACb TRACK.
Acca Track scraped and Ready for Use--A
Race Meet in Ociober-Thc Lamp
ord nance in orce.

A move Is on foot among a number
of amateur wheelmen, which was started
by Mr.. Twohig Temple, 70 establish
training track. that promises success. The
pan is 10 adapt the racetTack at Acca
stock farm for this purpose.
The track. which Is a half-mile circle,
has been thoroughly scraped, and now
answers the purpose admirably.
Those who have subscribed TO the en-
terprise will organize an association and
hold a meet October 20th. the proceeds OF
which will 20 towards the establishment
OF a regular bicycle track. closer to the
city.
UNDER L. 4. W. SANCTION.
The meeting will be held under l.. A. w.
sanction. The track at Acca has been
put in condition at cost Of IS. Mr.
Twohlg Temple arranged for the work.
Tho use OF the track for the season
was secured for so. including tho cost
~ getting II in shape FOR wheeling. Tho
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IoHN Il. GAYLE.

ToHN Il. GAYLE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
PUBLIC.
No. ITO east Main street.
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tain Angle and Mr.. Davis are both cnthu-
sia site k,,kq


HAVANA, Sept. 2G.-Colonel San Mar.
tin reports having had an engagement
with the forces commanded by Maceo near
Sagua. in the province OF Pinar PEI islN
The rebels were dislOdged from their po-
sitions IN which they were forced to leave
seventeen OF their dead When they He'd.
Colonel san Martin pursued and over
took the fleeing enemy AT reipe tinis'
where tho rebels were again defeated ar.
ter a hot battle. The Spanish column hao
FOUR officers and fifty privates wcunded.
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Civil and chancery practice carefuiy
tsntion to collections eezS-we0Su<t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

or course won are going to New VOTE
60 mo "Jorse show" please call al me
Oi Dominion Steamship Company U" ne
er5 secure two good state-rcoms ior my
,,a-ty for their personally conducted ex-
p parsioa NJ to New York to the Horse show,
Sunday November 18th. WIN arrive On
~ a train. Join us al the depot. Re
sarus ~ - &C. CHARLEY.
pob carter has just driven up In MS
,,e,,, ..trap +" What do YOU think? re IS
r. no married November 1th lwedding
hreakfast. you know. Have persuaded
him TO Join our party. what a nice
h-ddal tr,, for him" Please secure one OF
,ba bridal rooms by the Old Dominion
Txcursion' November It'll, in addition 10
the other reservation.
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.----s - -
KfD-LfrTEK DAf.
buckingham for sound Money-fine "ee'-
grcaf Aryonia.

ARvoNIA. Sept 2o.-speclal;-Thiiss mas as
been a red-letter day for sound money 5e "a
buckingham. As adyerti sci v ,"e The iirst
two ms el aggtes I'd and was addressed by
vas Ven 70 Gov Of Richmond Mr.. Cox
Ms Greeted with a hearty welcome, ana
begsn with chan pioning the cause D Oi , ,bs
grand old man. , Jim III, Palmer anu '''
prt.ing aside other question: ne at
60 Vent into n discussion Of the hnAiS
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Mr. Mark Davis Improving

rantain J. Il. Angle has received a tele-
xram from Mr. Mark Davis. who was
hurt a few days ago at Leavenworn:
Ran. stating that he Is getting on very
we'll. He further says his wife Is with
b no, and he - In no need OF hep Cap
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sassinated to-day while on his way rom
savannah 10 MS home I'm Eilingham coun.
~. about 30 miles west Of Savannah ms
body was found lying in the road e'shI
miles from the city. His head had oeeh
blown nearly OF by a load OF buckshot;
The murdered mans pistol and what
money he had were taken.
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ihe Berrys Indebtedness Twice the Capital
OF the Bank-Rev. 4. w. Jones Resigns.

Inc berrys Indebtedness Twice the Capital
OF the Bank-Rev. 4. W. Jones Resigns.
BEDFORD CITY, VA, Nov. 14.-Spe-
oiaL-The trial OF I. ID. Berry drags its
weary length along. and. except for the
occasional battle Of wits among the at
tofneys, IS decidedly monOtonOus. Most
OF the testimony has been of figures.
notes, bonds, certificates of deposits.
etc, alike confusing and undressing.
H. H. Clayton, president of the Liberty
savings Bank. testified that the manage
iheht OF It's affairs was left almost who'll
~ with Berry and Smith, the cashier.
a. y. Doyle. who made an EXPERT ex-
ANIMATION of the books. testified that the
pank was insolvent on the 18th Of April.
N.b. TWO days before II closed
Mr.. Doyle's testimony occupied about
whole day CrOss-examination develop-
90 me fact that he was I'm the banking
business about eight years prior TO fS7e.
since that period his experience had onI,,
heen In his personal business with banks
MI Doyle also testified that on the IAN
DAY OF April Berrvs Indebtedness in
ciuding Berry Bros. and Rerrv's on
dorsements amounted TO over 500 600 near-
~ twice the capital stock Of the bank.
Witnesses for the Commonwealth will
ne examined all the week. and there Is
niue nkehhood OF the case being given
10 me jury before the end of another
week
Rev. r. w. Jones. who has been rec
Tor or 81. Johns Episcopal church here
Tor the past eight years. has resigned. TO
accept pastorate at Marshall. Texas.
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fN INTERESTING CfSE.
Negroes Sent 10 the Penitentiary for
>toning Passenger Train.

Negroes sent 10 the Penitentiary for
>toning Passenger Train.
WYTHEVHLE. VA, Nov. 14.-Special.
In the County Court to-day Adam Bois-
seau and Rufus Mathews, alias Rufus
Percival. both colored, were convicted on
The charge CT stealing and throwing rocks
into the coach OF a passing train. and
sentenced 10 eighteen and twelve months,
respectively, at hard labor in the peni-
Tertiary.
The offence for which they were con-
victed was committed some two months
ago at Crocketts depot, small way
station or the Norfolk and Western rail-
road, some eight miles west of this
place. and did not excite any particular
comment at the time it was committed
The verdict OF the jury was a surprise
70 the court as well as to the counsel
for the prisoners. who promptly moved
the Court TO set aside the verdict and
TO grant new uial. but the Court over
ruled the motion. although he expressed
sympathy for the prisoners.
The question OF the constitutionality
OF the statute under which the men
were indicted was raised during the trial,
and the case will probably find its way TO
the Supreme Court of Appeals 1t is
proving an interesting one TO the members
OF the bar at this place.
Judge Samuel w. Williams. late candi-
date for Congress from the Ninth dis
trict. has resumed the practice OF law
al this place. aud made his first APP
pearance I'm court to-day.
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THECITY OF PETERSBURG
ALE ABOUT CUTTING WAGES NAIL
ED BY THE PROPRTETOR.
An Experience with Mad Dog-A 10, :
Arm Crushed by afreightTrain.
To Heat surry Jail.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. H.-Spc-
cial-For some DAYS past IL has been
rumorcd on the street that MI simon
Seward. who carries on large 'Iu""
manufacturing business IN Ie'c'sDu'e b.
had reduced the wages OF his empty Us
Is per cent. MIR. Seward, who mas just
returned from New York. where nc ""'
been on business. was seen by YOU 'o'
respondent to-day and asked what "u'n'
~ any. there was in the ruInor' TIC s"'N
that lie heard OF the rumor between e
tersburg and Richmond and also "i'c' no
GOT home. lie denounced IL as " ~
Started NV some malicious person. MI
seuard declared that there had been 10
cut In the wages OF his employees.
Mr.. James W. Jackson, OF fIlhce
George county. had quite an eNp'i 'V"'I
a day or two since. with mad bu''
NJ The doa followed Mir. Jackson, VINO
was i'm a wagon, for distance 90 W.
miles. and ali the while cndcaVoied 10
gel into the wagon 10 bite him. Mr.. jack
son finally shot and wounded the uOb'
which died the next day
Mr.. Mckinley. who resides on the Rush
moro Farm. ia Prince George county
short distance from Petersburg. was very
painfully bitten tnfoush the manu- - q"
dog a day or two since.
HIS ARM CRUSHED.
a lad named Lipcoming. residing at
Church Road. Dinwiddio county. was
walking yesterday between two railroad
tracks. on each Of which was freight
train. one Of the trains moved of and a
car struck the boy knocking him down
and crushing his left arm 50 badly that
IL had 10 be amputatod.
This afternoon Tom Parrish was guile
veinfIlly injured while assisting in re-
moving one Of the printing presses from
The upper 10 the lower floor Of the store.
on Sycamore street. formerly occupied by
tho Mitchell Manufacturing Company.
which was badly Quilted 10y fire some
weeks since.
TO HEAT THE JAIL.
Sheriff II. ID. Edwards. of Surry county.
was in the city to-day looking after
Nesting apparatus with which 10 heat
the Jail in Srrry county. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Edwards
Professor Booker n. Washington. prin-
cinal Of tho Normal and Industrial In
stitutc Of Tuskarec. Ala. will deliver
lecture on Monday night next at the
Oak-street a. NJ Il. Zion church. for the
benefit Of the Colored Young Mems
Christian Association Of this city.
Miss Helen Elrenbrum and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Coleman left this afternoon
for New York
Rev. J. l.. King. OF Mapnsville. VI.
viii preach Mt the West-rnd Rapfist
church tomorrow. After the night ser
vice there viii he IN important meeting
OF the congregation.
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iIchmond, Entered OCTOBER ., loSo.)
BY virtue Of the above decree. as spe--
cial commissioner therein appointed, VIII
sell, al public auction, on the premises.
THURSDAY. NOV. 18TH, Al OCLOCh,
the above property, described in said de-
cree as follows:
"All that certain LOT. PIECE. OR
PARCEL OF GROUND. with all the I'M
provements and appurtenances thereto
belonging situated on the north side OF
Franklin street, in the city OF Richmond,
Va, and bOUrCed and described as iOl-
lows: Beginning at q point on the said
north side OF Franklin street. distant lt3
fee. inches, more or less, eaSterly from
northeastern corner OF Franklin and
Fourteenth street. running thence along
Franklin street a. feet inches, more or
less, thence northerly about ~ feet, thence
westerly along the land belonging 10
Richard Reins 40 feet inches. more or
less, 10 the land now or late OF Mon
teiro thence southerly along sald last
mentioned land 50 feet inches. more OF
less. to Franklin street at the place VI
TERMS: One-fourth cash and the bal
ance In three equal instruments, paydpic
at six. twelve. and eighteen months re-
specify ely, from the day OF sale, ana 10
be evidenced by negotiable notes, secureu
by deed of trust or retention OF tltIe ry
the court as the purchaser might prefer
with legal interest added from Gay 81 'die'
10 LANE STERN,
Special Commissioner.
Brown & Co, Auctioneors.
10 Lane Stern. Trustee........- .fIaintl'
against e,.
Archer and ais ..................D elSli l's,
In. the Chanccry Court Of the city Oh
Richmond.
!. Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF sala
The spe ciai con missioner by the decree in
sid cause of October 5, 1886. has been
duly given. ~ r.. H.. -
November. 1856. CHAS. w. GODDlN,
80 oofi Clerk.
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THE rlMEs-R1CHMoND. VA. SUNDAY NOVEMBER IS 1873
FINANCIAL.
~N~0~0-N~N~0~0-~-0-0-@----
NOTICE To-
THE CREDITORS
OF The
Richmond & DanVi|Ie R. R. Co.
TOTHE CREDITORS
OF THE
Receivers Of Said Company.

In the Circuit Court OF the United states,
Tor the Eastern District OF virginia.
CentEal Trust Company OF Consolidated
VI Cause
Richmond and Danville In Equity.
X. X. Company. ct al. }
EXTRACT FROM DECREE.
"It is hereby ordered that all claims OUT;
standing against the receiver OF tlc ~
Richmond and Da,iyiile Rallroai tOnDe
ny. and all claims against the sara ~ ~.
mODd end Ia nville Railroad COMPANY,
which are alleged 10 be prior or superior
TO the licr OF the mortgage foreci"sed,
which mortgage bore date DctoD'r =,
1886. be filed with the special masters VI
chancery. heretofore appointed III Il'S
cause, on or before the frst Gay on l'e-
cember, 1896. and that on tne iai. e,
OF the holder Of any such claim 10 NE,
the same within said time. such clam
or claims shall be denied the rlght OF
participating in the nroceeds OF nc SAL.
OF the said road and preclu1-d ltyin NY
right Of payment against the SAL co'es
p0ratc property. or he PURCHASERS o,
said property. or their assigns, ana sha
he forever barred; but this order snall
not be In any manner appncaple 10 inc
rights or claims OF the central trust
Company OF New York, one or inc com
plainants herein. as trustee under the
first mortgage on said property, dated Oc-
tober .. 1874. or as trustee under the
mortgage dated February I. 1s>2. or as
trustee under the equipment mortgages
or either OF them. referred 10 IN the ie-
cree Of foreclosure and sale in this action.
It is further ordered that said Special
Matters. NJ r. Ileasants and Thomas
q. A,kins. Fsouires. shall Give notice OF
this oder ~ publication three times n
week for four weeks. commencing Aug
ust 10. 1896. ana once a week during the
entire month o. November. 1896. in some
newspaper Of eei eral circulation, print Il
in the city OF New York. Y. Y; I'm the
city Of Baltimore. Nd. in the city Of
Wellington, u. G.; IN the city Of Rich
mend. Va. IN the city Of Raleigh Y
O: IN tho city Of Columbia. :. .; in
the city Of Atlanta. Ga: In the city #
Birnh siam. Ala. and in the city OF Co
lumbus, M IS. $500
United States Circuit Judge.
August 2. 1896
Published in accordance with the above
order and pursuant thereto. notice IS
hereby given to all persons having claims
against the Richmond and Danville Rail
road Company. or its receiver, 10 lie
the same with the undersigned on or
before the first day Of December, 1S9O.
NJ =. PLtASANTS.
THOa ). ATKINS.
Special Masters.
Rlchmc nd Va. August 5. 1896.
au9-su, tn, th12tnolsuJt
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BETTER TIMES IN CAHPBELL.
a Change of Railroad Agents Death OF I
Weli-Known Man.

GLADYS. VA. Nov. H-Speoial.-Bet-
ter times have come since the election.
one new store has opened with large
stock and business OF all kinds Is pick.
ing up very rapidly and indications show
far better times all over the country.
Miss Stevens. who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. 4. Mayo. left for her
home az Lawyers Road. yesterday.
W. A. Mayo. formerly agent for the
Norfolk and Western railroad. has been
transferred 20 South Boston.
Mrs. j. w. Clay. the wife OF a we'll
TODD farmer and merchant, residing
near here. died few days ago with heart
trouble. She had only been sick four
days.
J. r. Hughes spent several days In
Lynchburg this week.
w. II. Vaughan. formerly OF the South
crn Railway Company has accepted the
agency OF the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company at this place.
Miss Bessie Lewis, after spending n
week with friends In Lynchburg returned
TO her home near here yesterday.
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arm by the negro. and disabled. Mr.
Cbildress then ran for help, ana whiic
he was gone the negro took what money
and vaiuablcs MIR. Price had with him
and escaped Owing TO lack OF suilcleht
evidence no arrest was made nhili To-Day
when Elisha Johnson, notorious oes-
perado. who has already been IN ,rou"ie
several times. was arrested on suspicion,
and lodged in jail here.
Since his arrest Johnson has made a
fun confession. Mr.. Price IS reported
TO he In n very critical condition. and
It is feared that there may bc trouble
should his injuries prove fatal.
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nor RENT. LARGE FOUR-STORY
II FACTORY on Twenty-first street be-
tween Main and Cary streets Apply TO
II. III. MEADE. room q, Chamber OF Com
merce no6-fr. su, tn, tn, su5t
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WANTED. a good physician In the VI
entity of Roseville. Stafford county,
Va. To proper party a lucrative prac-
tice guaranteed. Man OF family pre-
ferred. For particulars address X. NJ
JONES, Rcseviile, Stafford county va.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or
No. SIS NORTH THIRD STREET.

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
dated 9Th August, 1902 of record in the
clerKa office Richmond Chancery Court
II. Il. l46 a, page 1872. default having been
made in the payment of the debt thereby
secured. and being required so 10 do by
the beneficiary. we will sell, by auction,
upon the premises, on .
TUESDAY, THE nth DAY OF NOVEM-
Der, 1896.
at 4 o'clock y. NJ, all that certain LOT
OF LAND, with the Improvements there
on lying and being in the city Of Rich,
mond, Va. on the east side of Third
street. between Duval and Baker streets,
commencing at a point distant 1O7 feet II
inches south of Baker street, thence rum
ming southwardly and fronting II feet z
inches. moro or less, on the east line OF
Third street. and extending back within
parallel lines 122 feet TO an alley 10 feet
wide. This is indeed an attractive home
and should bring out a good attendance
Of bidders.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash.
vet by consent the terms will be liberal
and named at hour Of sale.
a j. CHEWING,
EDWARD S. ROSE,
moi, Trustees.
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DASriRDLY ASSAULT.
An Amelia County Farmer Assaulted and
Robbed.

FARMyILLE. VA. Nov. H.-Special.-
Mr. Wax Price. an estimable citizen
OF Amelia county, came TO Farmviiie
several days since to sell load OF to-
hacco. on his return home. late In the
svsninc. he was assaulted by negro
and knocked insensible with cluR.
Mr.. Prices brother-in-law, Mr.. Childress.
who was with him at the time, went TO
his assistance. but was struck on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

WANTED. "A young man of good ref
erence wants work Of any Kind. Ad-
dress 1900 west Broad.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Treasures Office. Nov. 2. 1896
- TATE lanes FOR 1896 ARE NOW
- DIE, and should be paid OH or before
NOVEMBER 3Dth. after which date 5
per cent " III be ADDED 10 all unpaid bills.
All persons having trustees will please
name them when applying TO pay their
bills Notarics public and fiduciaries win
please settle for TIE taxes eharged against
them. CHAILES III. PHILLIPS.
Treasurer Richmond City.
noi.6.sn,l3.l5.1S,2 q, p 2i26.2S.29
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Wednesday, November 1885
At 1 p. M. Sharp,

the above described property in said
deed Of trust. Fronts 80 feet on
the southern line of Main street.
intersecting with Thirteenth street, and
running back thereon A feet deep. The
building covers the entire lot, and is built
OF the finest materials and workmanship,
having a massive stone foundation, with
"a large heavy iron vault on first floor,
with subterranean vault in basement.
This property. owing 10 its great acces-
sibility and splendid location, should com
mand the attention of all business men,
whether for BUSINESS PURPOSES OR
a FIRST-CLASS, SAFE INVESTMENT.
as such an opportunity rarely presents
itself to the public. Don't lose the chance,
but avail yourself OF it. We invite your
close inspection of this magnificent piece
Of central property.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay cost and
expenses Of sale, all taxes due and un-
paid, note for $4,000. ard interest on
same from November 26. 1895, until paid;
balance upon such terms as may be an
nOunced at sale. More liberal terms may
be offered at time Of sale
JOHN DUNLOP.
CHARLES a. ROSE,
Trustees.
CHARLES A. ROSE. Auctioneer.
noe,IS,10.1l,1 l8H15,f,B