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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-01

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O,-SsoTstary Car.
llsls has wll0d Dc. Hamilton, surgeon
ut the Marine hospital, he will not
Intervene In tho order exchanging DR..
Hamilton with Dr. John Godfrey OF
San Ffaneiteo. Tho order TOT transfer
named today ~ the time for leaving
Chicago. Some Of DIR. HAmllton's
friends say they would not be surprised
n no resigns. His salary. with emolu.
ments, In San Francisco amounts 10
81 500, while his salaries ~ editor OF
The American Medical Journal and
professor OF Rush Medical college OK.
coed that tum. while In addition he
has M income from his private prae.
llce.
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FRAsRFoRr, KY, Sept. S0.-The
Republican COMMITTEES OF tue Seventh
congressional district today adopted a
resolution against making any nomi-
nation TOT CongtefB. rhis Ia due ~ a
lusion between tho Republicans anu
tho gold Democrats 10 u1ito In support
lug Col. w. g. Il. Brsekonridgo TOT
Congress. Judge George Denny, tAu
Republican candidate two years ago,
VINO came 10 near election that he
contested tue seat Of Congressman
OWsls. was au active candidate foI
denomination, and appealed personally
Ia vain 10 the cgmmi,lee TO call CON
Yanll0n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-01

Miners Held n secret n.eiinG-i armed
nsdiss Gathsrinz.

nsdiss Gaihsrips.
LEADvILLE, Colo, Sept. sO.-The
Miners union held secret session to.
night, and as yet nothing 10 known Of
It, proceedings beyOnd the fact that
discussion was had over n proposal %
declare the strike n aud Withdraw the
condition that none but union men
sboulh he employed, N the managers
would RAISE the scale 10 81. Many OF tho
mrmbefa were adyefse 10 this, saying
u WOULD have no result. but II was
warmly advocated by Secretary DE.
var aud otheu whose Influence IL
very strong.
A grand Jury has been called by the
district court to meet Saturday next,
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ropuiI.t nuJs a Newspaper.

81. Louis, Oct la business ,t en-
was consummAtud tousy by which a.
Rosellv, chairman Of the state Pvpulis
committee, Assumos control OF 10
Southwost New, ttaunch reform
newspaper OF Greenfield, Mo-, who
will uiolato II. policy. Tue paper was
started by q stock oJmpa ny and Mi.
Roselie game possession ~ u puT.
chAso OF u ma otity OF tho stock.
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CHAMBERLAIN IN DASerr.
DynamItsrs said 10 Have Laid Pist
Against Ills Life.

sALEM, M ssS., Sept 30.-rhe Salem
News tpis afternoon publishes a story
Win reference to tue visit Of Right
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, secieIsTy
VI the colonies Of Great Britain, which
mas created a sensation.
It's said Nit. Chamberlain vlslt 10
this country wus largely due 10 tue dis
eovefy by the Scotland Yard Detectives
u tho dynamite plot Ia which lyman,
Ivory aud others are alleged to DO im'
pllcnted. Il. will DO remembeTed tho
announcement ny the police OF their
discovery was made after Secretary
Cham b. flain lett England. Tho News
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too. We have shoes Tor men from Sl,6O
ma. shoes ior ladies from Sl50 up, shoes
lor children from Si.00 w and shoes for
the babies at Soc Everything Is new
un.to, dnte in this store, and there Is a
vays your money back II we cant sui
you, Let us ii you this week.
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ruE ANACONDA sALs.
The Ro,hsehiids Alter the Rsmaiuius
stock.

ttock.
NEW YomS, Sept. SO.-The Evening
Wutid aAyt! Private cable dispatches
cay Hamilton smith, agent OF tho
exploration company " London,
which hiss within oishicsn months
psid 0.600,000 Tor 100000 fhafes of
the a anaconda Copper company, WI hose
properties arc IN Monians, Ia on the
the way 70 this county again. Mr..
Smiths mission 10 said 10 be- 10 closu
deaf wheroby the Exploration com.
pany (roally tho Roinschiidtl l. 10 &C.
qultn tho remaining stock, 5OO,O 900
shares, OF Anaoonda company, upon
which there WAS given ana option for
The net sum Of sis,000,000. Marcus
Daily, managing uifretor OF the Ana.
cnnda company, IL expected 10 reach
New York tomorrow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-23
BURNED IN a SHOCKING MANNER
Mr. wm. H. Ives. CommonweaIth's
Attorney of Pesersbmrg, the victim.

Petersburg, Va, May 22.-(Special.)-
Mr. William H. Jones. the Common
3 twealths Attorney of Petersburg, was
Z burned in a most shocking manner this
morning about 1880 o'clock. Mr.. Jones
has bsen confined to the house for some
days from indlspositbon. Tho accident
occurred while he was in his chamber.
9 OIL from lamp was by some means
spilled on his undertaking and the
ignition OF q match about the same time
s caused the sad occurrence. Mr.. Jones
is burned from his neck down 10 his
knees and his arms and hands are also
g badly burned. He was attended by Drs
i III. G. Leigh. Jr.. j. NJ. Burke r. d. Nc
His condition this afternoon is very
critical. Mr.. Jones is one of Peters
nurg's most prominent young citizens
some years ago he was the City Attorney
under the Republican administration.
he is a brother-ln-law OF Mayor Chas
f. Collier and very popular here. He
married Miss Ruth Branch, of Rich
rlond. He has four children.
Jos. II. Crowder, the administrator and
rather of Mortimer Crowder. deceas ed.
the lad who on the 23d day of Novem Der
last, was fatally injured while at work
in, the cotton factory of the Ettn.ck Man
ufactursng Company. in Ettrick, Ches-
terfleld county, has brought suit against
The company, claiming $4,000 damages
The deceased was hurt while upon the
5seitNdtOT anu the cndTge Is tnat the COM
pany was negligent. Judge D. A. Hin
ton and Mr.. George s. Bernard repre-
sent the plaintiff. The suit will mature
for hearing at the June term Of the Cir
( cult Court OF Petersburg.
Ri. Rev. A. M. Randolph, D. D., LID.
Z will visit the Church of the Good Shep-
herd on next Tuesday afternoon at 1870
O'Clock and administer the rite of con-
frmation. AT night at s:15 o'clock he
Will confirm class at st. Johns Church.
Since the recent heavy rains the farm
sers in this section have been very busy
with their farm work.
aMr, Carter r. Bishop, cashier of the
NATIONAL Bank here, received @ tele-
Eram this afternoon from Vernon II.
4 Brown & Co, CT New York, to the effect
that the steamship Etrana passed Brow
head to-day at 3 p. m. On the Etrana
ara Rev. j. w. Rosebro. D. D., pastor OF
Tabb Street Presbyterien Church, Of
this city: Mr.. James Dunn, Of Peters.
burg. and Rev. w. W. Moore. d. D..
of the Union Theoogical Seminary at
Hampton Sidney. DR.. Rosebro and DR..
Moore. as before STATED In these dis
patches. go to attend the Pan Presbyte-
rtnn Council. ut Glasgow, Scotland. AR.
Dunn 10 on . visit to frienaA
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WANTED FOR MURDER
Henri DsSnlng Who Is Charged With XIII.
Ing a Woman In Norfolk Under Arrest.
THEY USED HARD WORDS AND KNIVES.
Tha celebration of the Twentieth
Anniversary of the Passionate of
che Rev. Mr. Dean soon TO Occur
A Fine Horne KiIied-Thie Burglar
Felt the Need of soaP.

Shffolk, Va. May 22.-tSpeclal.)--
AIhout z o'clock tonight. at Shoulders
IS HIN, Constable Branch arrested William
Henry Downing, colored, who Is accused
OF numbering a woman In Norfolk about
4 four weeks ago. The prisoner was Inn
smediately brought to Suffolk and placed
an Jail. HS Will be taken 10 Norfolk TO-
morrow afternoon and delivered to the
authorities there.
Although Branch was in quest or
Downing. he came upon him unexpect-
edly, While inquiring about the per-
sons who. frsauented a certain resort in
that locality, he Incidentally mentioned
the murderer. who was pointed out
among the hystanders and placed under
arrest. -
Downing confessed the murder 10 the
6fficer, saying that he shot his victim
three times. When arrested he was
about to take his departure for the coal
mines
u TWtENrIE,TH ANNIVBRSARY PAS
inORATE.-The congregation of white
heads Grove Baptist Church. near
Z Ghuckatuck, are anticipating nemora-
4 DIE occasion OH next Sunday, when the
twentieth anniversary OF Rev. ]. F.
Deans passionate will be celebrated An
appropriate programme has been ar
I by AR. c. p. Channel. one of the dea-
cons. A MURDER of ministers from the
Rplscopal and! Methodist. as well az
Baptist, churches twill be present. Rev.
A. 70. owen, d. D., OF Portsmouth will
deliver an impressive sermon.
SERIOUS STtABBLNG AFFAIR."
Il There was last night stabb.ng ARRAY
In Barrctrs Neck. about twenty miles
1ruT. suffolk. which may result fatally.
George Smith and Benjamin Moore had
a dispute about some trivial matter and
hot words were followed by blows. AS
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N PURSUANCE OF THE TERMS
OF deed of trust dated July Is. 1892
ana duly OF record. made to me to secure
the payment of certain notes in said
ueed mentioned and described default
having been made In the payment of a
portion OF said debt at the request and
under the direction of the holder of said
note, the payment of which Is I'm de-
iault, as aforesaid. / will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder at the
Real Estate Exchange of the CITY OF
Norfolk, Virginia. on Thursday. the Ain
day of June, 1896. at IL O'Clock M. the
ioliowing blocks and lots of land. all
as shoW-i and designated on the plat of
the property of the Elizabeth Land and
Improvement Company, which said plat
IS duly of record In the Clerks Once
or the County Court of Norfolk County
virginia, in Map Book No. 2. page &c
TO which reference Is hereby made and
a COPY or which may be seen at the Of
nee Oh the trustee, to wit: Block No. IS.
BLOCK NO. 20. Lots Nos. T. G. g. 10 10
10, IA, 10, 16, H. Is, 10, 20, q. %. "a "a
20 26. q. %, 30, 80. 81. 80, SO, "a. "a az
80 SS, 80 and 40, in Block No. 20: Jots Mos
= 4, u, g. 10. u, II, 16. is. 20. 90. "a %
zS' 81. 81, "a. 80, IS and 40, In Block No "a.
and Lots Nos. 9, 4, 6 and in Blocl, M
81. o0N ANU.
Terms: Qne-third cash and the balance
IN Two equal nstalments at 6 and -
l.onths alter date of sale, with interest
al per cent, to be secured by deed of
lrusl on property scld, to be drawn
ana recorded at expense of purchaser,
All cash will be received at ontion ne
purchaser. ~
HARRY L. LowENBERG.
,oo Trustee.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

thus dismissed were Sadie Roberts, Dali
sey Garnet and Lillie Wood.
ID p Warren. dlsorderly conduct (;
was fined 50 and costs.
w. 10. Warren, disorderly conduct;
was fined So and costs.
j. a. Vandergrift was summoned to
SHOW cause why he should not be fined
Tor leaving all open d!sch IN Thirt.e.th
street.
POLITICAL.-Slncet the smoke of che
primary has bown away our people have
resumed their regular business. regard
less OF what the 18th may bring forth.
Since there Is apparently 81 little in
terest manifested In pol5t.cs any more
re would seem that the majority OF .flght-
Ing politicians are willing to Keep their
hands off and let the opposing element:
meet at the baliot-box, and se..la them
selves Into a normal condition.
PDRSONAL.-G. w. Mcmillan. agent
OF THE Stewart Iron Works, is selling
some very pretty iron fences about town
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OWN OF SUFFOLK

the fracas advanced Moore became des-
perate. and drawing u knife, buried the
blade I'm Smiths body. The latter bled
profuseiy, and a surgeon was summoned
as speedily as possible. The wounded
man Is In precarlous condition and
his death Is not unexpected.
STOLE a CAKE OF SoAP.--A sneak
burglar at an earl hour this morning
made raid about the premises of Mr..
M. NJ. UrqiNhart. on Cedar street. The
only articles secured were cake OF soap
and bottle of yeast. The latter was ev.-
mistake was discovered the thief threw
the bottle away, just outeide the yard.
but kept hrs soap.
DRIVING HORSE KILu1ED.-Cap-
tain B. Gillian. who resides near Chuck
atuck, had valuable driving horse kill
ed by lightning as; night during Il tihun-
der storm. Death was insta ntaneous.
PUBLIC SCHOOL ADDRESS.-rrhe
public school at Ivor celebrated the close
of Il successful Eess,0n this week by ap-
propri&te exercises. The addte.s wa., de-
llvered by Mr.. K. ,lI L. Watkins, an at
eorney of Franklin. Va. wfose subject
was. The Times and How They Should
be Improved"
SUBSCRIPTION FlJND.-,rhe base
ball fund was to-day jGcrea sed by tae
following subscriptions: r. r. Smith, 81:
cash. 81 Total amount pledged. sl3I
DR.. ri. a. Morgan to-day conveyed 10
]. w. Richardson one lot near Suffolk for
$50.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Nittt!s E.
Stallmgs, wife of Mr.. Frank e. S.alllng,..
took place from Beaver Dam Baptist
Church. Several persons from Sufrolk
attended.
Miss Jennie Briggs has closed her
school near Elwood and returned to
Suffolk for vacation.
John WILSON has been licensed to mar
ry Dora Wooden, colored. The ceremo-
ny viii be performce on May 26th.
The brio; plant of the Camp Manufac-
turing Company at Franklin has been
put in operation.
Judge w. j. K.lby, of the County
Court, is convalesolng. but slowly.
DIR. l.. G. Brock. a we'll known young
physician of Longview, Va. was in Suf-
folk, to-day.
Services a. the Second Colored Baptist
Church have been suspended this week.
owing to she fact that the electric lights
were burned out by lightning.
Miss Ollv!ai Wilcox has returned to
her home In Newport News after a visit
to Mass Janet W.bhers, North Main
street.
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POLITICAL.
very Littie Interest Manirssted Tn tho
Coming Primary.

.Newpors News, Va, May 23.-(Spe-
Hastings Court-The motion for a. new
triai ln the case Of the Commonwealth
vs.. William Boyd, on the ground that
the verdict OF the jury was contrary to
the law and evidence, was overruied and
WllMam Boyd was sentenced TO
serve a term Of one year In the State
prison.
The accounts of e. w. Milstead, j. K.
III. Newton, and d. G. Smith. were al
bowed by the court
The court then adjourned until next
term.
4 POLICE COURT.-In the Police Court
yesterday Justice Brown gave several
Sd.sreputable' chara cters. Who had not
been in the city long enough 70 claim a
residence, twelve hours to betake them
selves to pai,tg unknown. The parties
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For Three Years He Suffered = Could
Hardly Breathe ut Night KostriI
Closed for Ten Years.

Mr.. A. M. Ramsey, of De Leon, Texas,
7Tas q sufferer from Catarrh in it's
worst form. Truly, his description OF
mis- sufferings seem little short of mar
yelous. Instead OF seeking his couch.
glad for the nights coming, he went to
u with terror, realizing that another
long, weary, wakeful night and
struggle to breathe was before him.
De LEON, TEXAS.
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mead to the soles of my feet. Your p. p p
ing, paalpitation of tho heart, and has relieved
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9 take held of tho pillow handles. feel glad
.eaty snIIqsh to Pr and
public generally on!y. r.s,.o,,,,u,.
TIE STATS OF TEXAS.
county of Comanche, ''''
before the undersigned authority, on this
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after being duly sworn, says on oath that the
foregoing statement made by him relative tic to
he virtue OF p p p mediciSe, is s srssi
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j. NJ. LAMBERT, Mp
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The camel is beast Of. great strength
and endurance. Nothing hurts it until the
Proyeroial " last straw" is added to its
burden. The human digestive system is
very much like camel You can impose
on 1t to wonderful degree 1t Is really as
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before 1t breaks down. The last straw
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work. Continually put the wrong things
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thing worse than usual will be eaten. and
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bowels, and there II will stick-that's con-
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OF all human sickness is due to constipa-
lion. Some of the simplest symptoms are
coated tongue and foul breath, dizziness
heartburn, hasulence, sallowness, distress
AFTER eating, headaches and lassitude.
i nttie thing Will cause constipation, and
Pleasant Pellets are a certain cure for con
shpaton. They are tiny, sugar coated
sranules, mild and natural in their action
There is nothing injurious about them
f9n can take them just as freely as Won
take your food. There is no darpeJ hat
you will become slave to their use, Thev
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them Send for free sample package OF
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medical Association Buffalo, N. Y.
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over 6so, 900 copies of DR.. Pierce's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser have been sold
ut the regular price, 81 so The profits on
this immense sale have been used in print.
ing new edition of 10000 copies, bound
IN strong paper covers, which Is to be given
away absolutely free. A copy will be sent
10 any address ON receipt Of 81 one.cent
stamps to cover cost of mailing only.
ADDRESS Worlds Dispensary Medical Az.
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I certify that the bond required bv tho
above mentioned decree has been eye
cuted. JUN1US A. COLEMAN.
my23-eod SUI tbs Denutv C,arr
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Ne say SEE and JUDGE.

Fans-Cleerance of Importers stock Mt
one-third. or more less than worth New
Empire Fans, hand painted. spangled an
Sl.25. ''N' '-'Y''
StockLnet Dress Shields, seamless. the
usual lie. and 25c. ones. Slight stains
and trning imperfections that do not af-
Iecl their worth. Let us sell them to YOU
at &C pair IT you are quick.
MarseilleS Quilts--One case OF the hest
st9o ones you ever saw. Large and splen-
dia ones OF famous make will be let
out at SEC. this week
Hemstitched Pillow Cases of heavy
bieached cotton-A drive in these at
likely less than the material cost-2sc. n
pair. Ready-made Sheets, Pillow and
Eolster Gases of other good kinds are
Oriental -special-certainly one
quarter less than you ever saw lite, Ice.
l2Mc., l6c.. 25c. 33c and sc
BOYS wash Suits,-Seyeral hundred OF
then: No Offering like this before. Finest
o. OF SUITS, Regatta Suits OF Linen. of Gala
Tea Cloth. etc. Beauties these are. $685.
$3.50. s2,9S. $3.50. 1925. $685. slG9, 75c. and
batting Subsidiaries Navy Flannel,
Ei75. S2.25, $3.50. $500; Mohalr Suits, $40:
Shiids' and Misses Flannel Suits si50
x2:0o and $3.50: Mems one-plece Suits OF
FLANNEL. Sl.25. There are about 800 Suits
Hammocks-These are priced here in a
new way. s9c., sl.25 and sl.J0.
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ny23-tds

SUMNER RESORTS.
Al OUNTAIN VIEW INN.
OPENS JUNE
Is delightful and in inexpensive sum.
mer resort. Free carriage to guests
MRS. DIR. a c. RLEDSOE
A. c. BLEDSOE, JR., Business MANI.
ger Write for circular myl0-su. we IN,
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A GREAT BOOK EREr

ITO catch a tartar" recalls a story
told at least two centuries ago ~ a1
Irish exile In the service of the Austrian
government who was captured bv n
Tartar horseman and who shouted back
te his captain that he had caught Tar.
tar but that the fellow refused to be
brought into camp.
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'fRoPoaar.s

sPHSFosALs tSoR SUPPLIES FoR
! eas ths Eayysyard, Norfolk, Va.1May 2.
sSis RS RIEspSssas endorsed PrSpo
1 SlIf d, Ya, r. be opened June a. 1885,
Nashington. 3, ps1santii Il o.cipck t ,oon..
S Sint 2, 1885, i and :pnblicly opened imms,,
Nsysyardas NopfSla e a furnish sSs ay tie
bread. Ice and proyender for the iiscai
must conform 70 the Navy standard and
pass the usMal naval Inspection. Blank
ion to, the, Navy Pay ONCE. Notfois.
sessrSes ae the GAP ~ lot The Department
reject any or All. bids not deemed advaf,.
ssaaE gs2q,i , t9 the Government. EDWIN
SFhWART, Paymsster General, u S.
An. ftszsN my2l tn an -gyy
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4 Berkley, Va, May goth. 1896
= EISA& Il hgso1S HMftrfGbaEA I 81 To4 2E
EisSssu ll ,, VIII reSeiye until JUNE 10th.
~ year, Permanent Improvement bonds
Of this town. to the amount OF. s25, 900 90.
{Hy authority Of an act passed by the
last General ASSEMBLY Of virginia..
Bonds to he dated July ist 1896 Denomf.
nation, $4,000, interest payable semi
annually. Enclose certified check On
some National bank for s per cent. Of
a m9unt bid for For further particulars
apPiy as ABOVE. my20-6t
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!. .-.- AUCTIoN sALEs-FUTURE DAY.
BY Walter Sharp. Aucaonesr. :
C oMMIssIoNERs' SALE OF vALuA.
BILE REAL ESTATE IN
NORFOLK CITY.

ny virtue Of decree of the Court Of
fn aw ana Chancery Of the city Of Nor
I Is,,, IN the suit Of Ribble ana Others 90.
10th day of May. 1896, we win ofisf for for
sale at public auction, to the highest
t Hhade Ell at the Real Estate Exchange OF
the 10th day OF June. 1856. at ii o'cjacI
a, m. that valuable property in the city
Oh norfolk. known ass
THE RIBBLE PLACE.
separated from the main portion Of tbs
ciy by Smiths creek, ana from the
Ssae property by Botetourt street 20
.es VIDE, along which runs an electric
on by the extending the Client streets
eastwardly through the property. These
streets sroest + ar IRE 60 feet wide. On the water
p nnst h, OF the city. adjoining Client. the
,,r5Ss,., hghly Improved and recently Inn
proved portion of the city
IERMS--One-thrd cash; the resjdue IN
S 1ne ana two years. with interest from
uay OF sale. evidenced by nerotiable
i ho,es and secured by trust deed on the
pense of the purchaser. Possession g,vsn
as soon as terms OF sale complied with.
y. ne property VIII be offered first In lots.
pre e an "a are as. SO disposed off. and the ag-
be offered as an entirety, commencing
win the aggregate of the bids as an i'm.
SET pa; If anyone win give more for
me me entire tract than the aggregate Of
inc =, bids for the lots. the highest Of such
bidders will be reported as such mir.
CHASER. otherwise the bidders for the lois
lots bid or Vi 'ne
a, pat OF the property can be seen at
me aucuoneer's office, and after the 2sth
of May plats will be furnished by him to
any one interested in the property.
J. Nj. KEELING,
w. II. WHITE
w. IL. BURROUGHS
Special Commissioners.
WALTER SHARP,
Auctioneer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-23
Allegheny Springs, VIRGINIA

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medal and diploma Worlds Fair. Chica.
ciety OF Virginia. is celebrated for IT,
wonaerfnl cures of dyspepsia, in its va.
a aiUus t9rms. BEAUTIFUL Lawn of forty
and Express offices. Families seskipr
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