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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
ORDINANCE NO. 142.

An ordinance requiring the payment Of
certain Judgments against the city OF
Great Fails, and providing for the levy
OF special tax for the payment Of the
same
Whereas, On the 10th day of November,
1870, judgment was entered against
the city OF Great Falls, for the sum of
Sl,249.9o, in the district court of the
Eighth judicial district OF the state of
Montana, in and for the county Of Cas-
cade, in the case of Matthew Dunn,
Plaintiff, VS.. the City of Great Falls,
Montana, Defendant, and
Whereas, On the 14th day Of Decem-
ber, 1895, in the same court, a judgment,
in the sum of SS,2O55O, was entered
against the city of Great Falls, in the
case of George H. Stanton, Trustee, vs.
the City of Great Falls, and
Whereas, Neither of said judgments,
nor any part thereof, have been paid or
discharged, and the clerk of said court
has filed transcripts of both of said
judgments in the Office of the city clerk,
showing the amount of each judgment
and the date Of the entry thereof; now,
therefore,
Be it ordained by the council Of the
city of Great Falls:
That each Of said judgments be paid
out Of the general fund of the said city
of Great Falls, and that a warrant issue
therefor on the general fund, if there is
sufficient money therein, exclusive of
the appropriations OF the current fiscal
year, to pay the same.
Section IT, If there be not sufficient
money in the general fund, as aforesaid,
to pay the same, then the said city coun-
Gil shall levy Il special tax on all of the
taxable property within said city to the
amount OF two and one-balf mills on
each dollar, and that said assessment be
certified by the city clerk to the city
treasurer for collection of the same at
the same time and in the same manner
as other taxes are certified and collected
Passed by the city council this tenth
day of August, A. d. 1886, and approved
by the mayor on the same date,
G. M. WEnsTEE, Mayor,
Attest: c. H. CLARK, City Clerk.
I,C. II. Clark, clerk of the city Of
Great Falls, Mont, hereby certify
that the foregoing is true copy OF
ordinance No, 142, entitled IAN ordi
| nance requiring the payment OF certail
judgments against the city OF Grea'
Falls, and providing for the levy OF
special tax for the payment Of tht
same" and that the same was regu
lsrly passed by the council of said cit!
at meeting thereof, held on the tenth
day of August, A. D. 1896, and wa
approved by the mayor Of said city OF
the same date.
In witness whereof l have hereuntt
set my hand and affixed the seal of sale
city, this fourteenth day Of August, A. u
1896, G. H. CLARK,
Clerk of the City of Great Falls, Mont
| [sEAL,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
Resolution.
IsEAL,] [

A resolution levying tax of two and
one-haf mills on all the taxable prop
erty in the city of Great Falls for the
payment of certain judgments catered
against the said city.
Whereas, The city council has passed
an ordinance entitled, IAN ordinance re-
quiring the payment of certain judg
mente against the city Of Great Falls
and providing for the levy of special
tax for the payment of the same"
under and by virtue of which ordinance
the city council is required to pay GER
tain judgments out of the general fund,
providing said city Of Great Falls has
money enough to pay said Judgments in
the said general fund, and requiring the
city council to levy tax upon all of the
taxable property within the city of Great
Falls, sufficient to pay said Judgments,
providing there was not enough money
in the said general fund to pay said
Judgment; and,
Whereas, The city council has ascer-
tanned that there is no money in the
general fund of the city of Great Falls
available for the payment Of said ludg-
mente, and that said Judgments amount
to the sum of Sl3, i35.43, together with
accrued interest; and,
Wheaeas, 1t will requirA levy of two
and one half mills to the dollar on all OF
the taxable property in the city of Great
Falls to pay said judgments, now, there
fore, be it
Resolved, by the city council of the
city of Great Falls, Mont, that there
be, and that there is hereby, levied tax
to the amount OF two and one-half mills
to the dollar On all the taxable property
of the city of Great Falls for the purpose
Of paying and discharging al! Of said
judgments, and that the city clerk OF
said CITY be required to certify said as
sessment to the city treasurer at the
same time and in the same manner as
other taxes are certified, and that the
city treasurer shall be required to collect
the same and keep it separate and apart
from all other money belonging to The
said city and use the same only for the
purpose of paying and discharging saie
judgments.
Passed by the city council this 10th
| day of August, A. D. 1896, and approved
| by the mayor on the same date
G. NJ. WEBSTER, Mayor,
Attest; c. II. CLARK, City Clerk,
| lSEA4.
I,C. II. Clark, clerk of the city o.
Great Falls, Mont, hereby certify thai
the foregoing is a true copy of the reso
luton entitled, "a resolution levying {
tax of two and one-half mills on al
the taxable property in the city of Grea
Falls for the payment of certain judg
ments entered against the SAID CITY, anc
that the same was regularly passed b,
the council of said city at meeting
thereof held on the 10th day Of August
A. u. 1896, and WAS approved by th'
mayor on the same date.
| In witness whereof l have hereunt'
set my hand and affixed the seal of sale
city this l4th day Of August, A. d., 1896
G. H. CLARK,
Clerk of the City of Great Falls, Mont
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
PATENTS FOR LAND,
For Citizens of Cascade County, Held at
Helena.

Helena.
W. NJ. Cockrill, United States CON-
missioner, yesterday received from the
Helena land Office list OF patents held
there for citizens of Cascade county.
Nearly all the fiaal proofs for these
patents were made before Mr.. Cockrill,
and he states that if those entitled to
the patents will send to him their re-
ceipts, indorsed in the same manner as a
check, he will secure the patents.
The following is the complete list:
Cash Patents.
Great Falls--Preston w. Bradford,
Henry q. Blume, Annie Bruneau, Emelie
Bruneau, jackson w. Allen, Thomas E.
Duran, Samuel A. Chamberlain, Alex.
Olsen, Perry Decker, Harry f.. Dohee,
Alexander Cameron, Orla M. Curtis, I'm
ogene Dupont, James Coyle, George
Finnegan, Thomas j. Fauset, Mary e.
Fullerton (2), Elizabeth b. Fullerton
(2), LOUIS W, Fauquier, Charles +. Full
erton. Abram He1rick, Martin f. Gala
CHER, Hans G. Hansen, Robt p. r. Cor
don (2), John j. Hurley, Hugh H. Hig-
gins, Charles Gordon, William George
Irwin, Thomas Kolbeinsen, Albert G.
johnson, Hans S, johnson, George
A. Jones, Ernest w. King,
Phineas S. Matthews, Daniel Lynch,
Maria J.indbom, Emile Mahr, Robert
W. Meisenbach, Andrew Lyall, Albert
F. Longeway, Daniel Mckay, Christian
Neleon, Joseph Perrault, Louis p. Pouf,
Jacob PfeiGery, Alfred j. Stout, Paul r..
Romsey, Henry II. Reiter, Benz. X. Shu-
mate, Lecia Reilly, Nicholas Rommal-
finger. William IL. Taylor, Joseph Will
son, Virginia Williams, Hiram A. Willis,
Jeremiah Wolf, Adelbert Vance, Frank
b. Wilcox.
Cascade - Nils G. Anderson, James
CarliIe, John McGinness, Dan Morris,
Abe i Seely.
Belt-David w. Barnes, Andrew O.
Hauge Paul Harrison, John d. Hughes
Alden l. Webster.
Evans George w. Bourne.
Kibbey -- James Chambers, Charles
W. Durham, John Hunter, Joseph Les
sard, Rienzia r. Ortman.
Sun River Charles M. Dorrance, Ed
win Davies, Sarah Ellen Largent, Johr
r. McGill, Frank Witmeier.
| OAHU SOuItt-cbuI w. y
tome Fort, Olof Christ johnson, Peter
Rivers, Thos. F. Semmes, James Rob
bins, John Townsend.
Truly-Mary A. Diamond John A
Diamond, James M. Evans, William n
Evans, John Ferguson, Charles Turner
James M. Wallblck.
Cora-Walter j. Dunn, Josephu
Lamb, Frank A. Preston.
Grafton-James Entwisle.
st. Peters Mission-Wm. r. Evans.
st. Clair-Rasmus Hanson, Peter L
Runyan.
Monarch h-Josephus Lamb.
Arlington John o. Meeks.
Choteau-James n. Ralston.
Fort Shaw-Geor w. Sherman.
Fort Benton-James P. Williams.
Homestead Patents.
Cascade-A ntoine Azure, James Ca1
lisle, Judson Freer, Alexander Kerr, Wn
j. Lease.
Great Falls-Georgc Bagnall, Neon
Largent, Charles McQuaid, William +
Wood.
Evans-Samuel r. Bennett.
:. Monarch jus. L. Campbell.
i Sand Coulee-Nat McGiffin.
Grafton-Jas. l.. Lee.
= Truly--Clara E, Mulcahy.
= Craig-Cornelius Spry.
Desert Land Patents.
Cascade--Jas. W. Cornell, Richard
! Loss.
y Graiton--Daniel Elgie.
! Great Falls--Eigar &. Maclay, Chris
/ tina scott, Carl y. Thistod.
Aruington-Mary Knowles.
= SUI }iver--Frank kiChard.
. TrWiy~-Charles Turner.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
BICYCLE RACING
~ the Montana State Fair at Helena
This Month.

At the Montana State Fair at Helena
This Month.
The following is the program of bicycle
races at the Montana State fair at
Helena:
Aug %, Race No, l.-Professional,
lalf mile; first prize, $40; second prize,
$40; third pri2e, SO. Race No, 2.-Am-
ateur half mile; first prize, $40; second
prize, $40; third prize, 50.
Aug. 2G Race No. 3-Professional,
one-third mile; first prize, 5225; second
prize, 80; third prize, 80, Race No. /,
Amateur, one third mile; first prize,
SO; second prize, SO; third prize, So.
Aug. II, Race No 3-Amateur, one
mile, handicap; first prize, $40; second
prize, 10; third prize, So Race No. q.
Professional, one mile, handicap; first
prize, 500, with $40 additional added by
Henry Asmusecn; second prize, so;
%third prlAe. SO.
N IF the entries justify, preliminary heats
&in races |, ., 3 and will be run, iil st
Wand second IN heats competing in finals.
n The amateur prizes will be awarded in
ssmerchandise, but the winner will be
CONSULTED and will be allowed to select
what he thinks he wants or needs. An
len trance fee of 81 will be charged all
@contesting in the races. Entries close at
f p. N. the day preceding the race.
d An entries to be addressed to Lewis
ssasI en- we'll Secretary of the Road Club, or
saSthey can be made in Secretary Pope'e
office, at the race track, before p m
|Sof the day preceding the race.
N These bicycle races will be inter
between the other races.
d Starters must be ready prompt at the
6hour named or forfeit their place in the
pace.
All bicycle contests at the track dur
ing fair week will be under the superyis
Jon of committee duly appointed b!
RFhe Helena Road club. Their decisions
will be final
Additional bicycle contests will be ar
fanged for Friday and Saturday shoule
the number of contestants and public in
EFerest warrant.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
[SEAL..I
Trevillian-Zerbst.

At the First Methodist Episcopal
church, at 1870 o'clock Saturday morn
ing, Rev. Lewis Shelhorn officiating, Mr..
Edwin Trevillian, Jr., and Miss Minnie
Ierbst were united in marriage.
The groom has resided in Great Falls
for several years, coming hither from
South Lake Linden, Mich. He was en-
ployed at the Boston & Montana works
until last spring, when he was appointed
on the police force. He is very popular
with ali who know him and they are
legion. ..
The bride has been resident OF Great
Falls for some time, she coming from
Hancock, Mich, and has many friends
in the city, all of whom will join in con-
gratulations and we'll wishes.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
VALUATION RAIS ED.
State Board of Equalization Helps Great

State Board of Equalization Helps Great
Falls.
County Clerk Mcdonnell Monday re-
ceived word that the state board of
equalization had ordered an increase
over the assessed valuation Of property
in Cascade county, as fixed by the county
board, of l2 per cent on city and town
lots, 10 per cent on acreage, 4 per cent on
personal property, 10 per cent on horses
and % per cent on sneep.
This increases the valuation of the
county by about s700,0 and will result
in an increase of revenue to the city of
Great Falls of probably $4,000.
The increase in the valuation of sheep
however, is considered unjust by sheep
men, who protested against it.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Spengler desire to
extend sincere thanks to many friends
for their aid and sympathy during the
illness and subsequent to the death of
their little daughter.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
Advertised Letters.

Tha following letters remain in the
postohire uncalled for for the week end
ing Aug. II. In calling for them mention
the date. Aug, II, 1896.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21

OF WruiDd life Enough for Walter Nt
Donald of Belt

OF WrndDd life Enough for Walter Nc
Donald of Belt.
[n Tfo district court Monday Walter
McDgaald instituted suit for divorce
from ma Mcdonald, alleging that they
were married in Great Falls Feb, Is
1896; tAat, July l., 1896, in a park at or
near the town of Belt, defendant COM
mitteI adultery with J. G. G, Burns;
that aAa has committed adultery with
said Pgrns at divers times and places
since july II.
Largent a. Huntoon are plaintiff s at.
torneys.
The plaintitf is a we'll known black
smith of Belt. The Defendants maiden
name VAS Poirier, and she formerly
lived 10 Great Falls. The correspondent
is ar attorney of Belt and has recently
been suggested as nominee of the pop
ulist party for representative in the leg
islatufr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-31
IAMEs RIYER ROUTE.

nLADELrHA' RIG IL &AaEA
MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
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Mr.. JOhnstOn ILOnored.

Mr.. Iangstaf Johnston. the chief en-
eineer OF the Richmond Traction Com
pany has been presented with the John
Scott medal through the Franklin Insti-
tute Of Philadelphia for his bonding joint
fer electric railways. This invention is
one OF the most practical and adyanta-
s.ows inventions now Ia use IN thls
constantly charging field for engineering
ingenuity.
The medal Is given from the proceeds
Of a trust fund bequeathed 10 The city Il
Philadelphia by john Scott. of Idin-
burgh Scotland. and vas awarded to
Mr.. Johnston by the Committee on Sci
ence and Arts OF tho above celebrated
institute.
The medal itself. while founded us on
this donation, Is virtually given ~ the
city while IL Is accompanied by its value
In 20 | taken from the fund. This io.ter
Mr.. Johnston returned 90 tho fund ac-
cept' nc only the medal.
fhs medal itself is a work Of arr. IL 10
mall o. very fine quality Of bronze
and Is fully three inches in diameter.
n Is enclosed In a plush-lined leather
c. "a bearing the following inscei sion:
Model awarded by tho city OF Phila-
delrhla. trustee under the vii of John
Got. OF Edinburgh. Scotland
The medal bears upon its face 'he fol-
towing. "rhc Jshn Scott metal 10 the
mo-. deserving. TO Lanys' II Johns ton
fer nis bonding joint for cleo ric rail
WY by the recommendation q IRA Hin
Institute. 1896" The reverse bear, the
seal.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 1890 NORTH SEVENTEENTH
STREET.

BY virtue Of certain decd OF trust.
dated LIST day Of June 1897 Of rec
ord In the clerks office Richmond Chan
Gerry Court Deed Book li6 {. page ~,
defaut having been made i'm the payment
OF the debt therein secured. and being
required so TO do by the beneficiary, we
viii sell by auction, upon TIE premises,
on
MONDAY, THE Sd DAY OF AUG, 1896
at o'clock =. NJ. all that certain LOT
or LAND. lying and being in the city or
Richmond, Va, beginning a point on
the west side OF Seventeenth street De
tween Baldwin and Richie streets, ~
feet distant south OF the point OF inter-
section Of the said west line or seven
tecnth street with the south line Of Bald
win street. exonding thence southwardly
along the said west line Of seventeenth
street and fronting phereon 20 feet,
thence at right angles and between paral-
lol lines ~ G-l2 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale
and balance due on bond OF .5l675; the
residue as may be named al time OF sale
EDWARD :. ROSE,
JOSEPH ". THOMAS,
GEORGE S. NASHON, JR.,
fy31 Trustees.
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HEIGHTS.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust "a
George l.. Christian, trustee (E. d. starke,
substituted trusted, dated october ].
1890. and duly recorded in the HenriCp
County Court, ID. j. ~ a, page lO1, "a
secure certain notes therein described. de-
fault having been made, ana 9eing re-
quired by the beneficiary so 10 do. ! viii
sell al public auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9th, $50 /. NJ,
the property conveyed III nv san 4
ono o. in barton & Lambs Brooklyn
Park. lIenrico county, Va, win all I'M
prOycments thereon This lot fronts 100
feet on North avenue. just nortn OF AnoI
iy'S Hover garden, and it has on II =
NICE COTTAGE, with large, ,wo-story
shop in rear. besides stable, &c.
trust from W w. Elicit and wife Il
George l. Christian. trustee a.. -. Big
low, substituted urste0, dated Feoru-
arv J. 1896 duly recorded in Henucc
e eon ~ notes Is l tserenp s dsscP5ed default
having been made and being required by
the beneficiary so 10 do. i viii sell, at
public auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 9th, G p. NJ.
p. NJ. the property described in
two -. in block o, in Barton & Lamb =
Brooklyn PARK en- Whlch thtle IS
NICE MODERN COTTAGE.
TERMS. While the deeds prescribe
cash as 60 expense of sale and TO pay
past-due notes, and balance as grQntorS
In the respective deeds may prescribe or
in event of their failure so TO do as the
trustee may prescribe. yet by consent OF
all parties interested. very liberal terms
may be announced OF the sale.
l.. ID. STARKE,
Substituted Trustee in Firs;-Mentioned
Deed.
A. u. BIGLOW,
Substituted Tn stee an Last-Mentioned
Deed.
J. Thompson Brown & CO. Auctioners.
ty21-1Ot
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RICHMOND RAILWAY AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Street-Car Transfers.
ADDITIONAL FACILITIES OFFERED
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

NUAAAeA1l.s v~--s ~-.4st 4, lhJb, TINS
company extended IT'S transfer system 10
embrace all connecting lines OK street rail
vyav ia Richmond ana Manchester. \
messenger ls allowed the privilege OF trans.
Ter to any connecting line Ia either city
and I'm aoy direction al junction points.
titles q passenger to Only ONE TRANS-
FER TICKET. but additional transfers
are allowed on the same ticket al any
point printed thereon which does not re-
tnrn the passenger TO the point OF start
lnB.
can be reached from any point In either
city by payment Of one fare.
III Is a standing orner Of the company,
for the convenience Of transfer Dassen-
gers that cars shall wait at junction
POINTS for the arrival of car on connect.
ing line n the approaching car is within
the distance N one square The travelling
nnbllc IL requested 10 advise the company
of any infringement OF this oder, ap1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-31
HORACE F. SMITH, Manager.

VRILBY. EXCURSIONS To NOR,
OCEAN VIEW, VIA NORFOLK AND
WESTERN RAILROAD, SUNDAY, Al
GUST >. Train leaves Broad-Street station
nj $3.50 A. a. sharp. returning leaves
Virginia Beach az q J.. d., ocean View
at q r. NJ, and Norfolk at J.. NJ. Fare
Reach. 81 -. and ocean View. SIZE. Fare
from Norfolk 10 Richmond on the "Iril-
iv. ST. Close connection 40 Norioik Tor
Virginia Beach. with chair cars attached.
Train leaving Richmond goes through 10
ocean View. Special ycstibule coaches for
ladies' Reduced rates al Princess Anne
and Ocean View for our people We leave
promptly on time. and go, regardless of
ihe weather. Tickets for all Of these
points at and on the train. ,.,,...
CAPT. j. X. NICHE,
X. Il. ADAMS.
jy1j-we fr&sa
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustees Auction Sale OF That
Most Desirable Two-Story
Brick Dwelling, Located at
the Southwest Corner
of HaryIe Street and
Park Avenue.

~ virtue OF a deed Of trust TO me, INC
undersigned, dated May q. 1876, am uuly
recorded in tho clerk Office OF the 'hai-
Gerry Court Of tho city Of Richmond, ~
y. II. I57 -, page 2G1. will SELL at pup
lie auction. on
FRIDAY. JULY 81, 1896,
at ESQ i. NJ. on the premises. the very
desirable and atiractico DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING. located as above
described. The house contains clght or
nine rooms. with an modern improve
ments. The lot fronts - feet on tiarVle
street and extends back 100 feet on Taik'
avenue. having beautiful shale-trees on
both sides. .....r, .,.r,
This location is ATTRACTIVE AND
DESIRABLE. as property In inns linHe-
date neghbOrhood has not only neld us
own during the depression in rtsl estate,
but has steadily enhanced IN value. over
a dozen new houses built In this locality
within the last eighteen months, ana an
oCcpuicu. fark avenue Is To-Day one OF
our most popular residential streets.
TERMS: One-thifd cash and balance in
equal payments al six. twelve and eigh-
teen months. with interest added. and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property,
or al cSsn, az me OptiOn Of the purchaser.
SAMUEL REGISTER,
1y2l-td Trustee.
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ATLANTIC COAST Line.

SCHEDULE EtBECllNE MAJ "a, 1886.
1nA,Aa l.AAAI AlNl44iCA d. MON
DEPOT.
100 ~ NJ, Arrive leie!sptis s.l H. 81,
Norfolk u 20 A. AZ. stops ony
al Petersburg, haseily, aAd
OMAN. Arrves Petersburg 80 A. NJ.
Weldon llAS =; a., tayette-
vile s.3O 4. NJ, Charleston
llI3 +. ~, Savannah l.iy a.
d., jacksonville l.la a. 81,
Port Tampa $40 j.. 81.
Connects at Wilson Win no.
A., arriving Goldsloro 1903 J..
~ Milminstoe t-i5 T.. II.
Pullman sleeper New York TO
JacksOuFile.
2.s5 n, Local. arrives Petersburg 5H
= NJ. Makes all stops,
ESQ L. NJ, Arrives Petersburg l.a I. 1T.
Norfolk $50 T.. IL. Makes al
7.so p. A.. Irilges Peterspurs sos u. -.
Emposla g.ly CONNECTS NliH
A. x -. Tor stations between
Empoua and LaWrtneeVhleh
Weldon ofs p; 4,f,ay.s.i,,ogn,
as A. NJ, SAVANNAH 500 a.
Port Tampa $50 r. 49,.
NEW LINE 10 MklDiilii.E
Aiken I.-2 4. a., Alssst4 80
a 81. Macon II A. M., At
lanta lgI5 y. " Pullman
Si"eSsfs New York 10 VIII
mintt0n, ChsriestOn, Jackson
Vile. Port Ii mpa, Aiken. Au-
eusta. and Aacon.
ian A, Arrive Petersburg l2.35 A. NJ,
h''0 Ivuchblrg 500 \. ~. Roa-
noxs 1885 A. ~, Bristol 100
p NJ. Pullman Sleeper Rich
mond 10 Lynchburg.
..., Al Arrives Petersburg 10 A. NJ,
i-''' a. weldon g:55 A. NJ. Henderson
4H \. NJ, kAieish SLY A. NJ,
ElbeT,on 2'o' = NJ. Atlanta
Washington 10 Atlanta.
7.25 A. NJ, sunday Accommodation, ar
Makes all stops
A.k0 Il. NJ. sunday Accommodation, ar
riyes Petersburg os-s H. II.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s.to M From Jacksonville, Savannah.
Charleston. Atlanta. Macon.
Augusta. and oil points South.
e.io A. NJ, Atlanta, Athens, and Raleigh.
Lyuchburg, and the West.
SIS A. M, Petersburg Local
HES A. NJ, Norfolk. sunolk. and Peters,
burg.
go p. NJ. lssk S,.s,Sm saysnEsn.
boTo, and all points South.
TOO p. NJ, Norfolk. suffolk. Waverly, and
Petersourg. Lynchourg. and
1923 =. NJ. Petersburg Local.
O.40 A. NJ, Sunday Accommodation from
Petersburg.
7:25 y. NJ. sunday Accommodation from
r. NJ. EMERSON.
J. r. KENLY, Traffic Manager.
Division Passenger. Asen4
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BY II. A. McCuriy,
Real Estate Auctio1eer.
TRUsTEE's SALE
or
FRAME DWELLING No. 919 HICKORY
STREET.

In execution Of the provisions Of a IT lst
doed of 3lst December. 1892. and record-
cd Richmond CL9IcCry Court. Deed Book
AZ a." page 40. ] viii offer for sale,
upon the pr misses, on
FRIDAY, THE SlsT or JULY. 1896
at 5:@o o'clock J; pa The REAL ESTATE
Lot. with the improvements thereon.
designated as No gl9 Hickory street
having q front Of 22 II feet on the east
line 81 Hickory street, and running back
vi - feet.
TERMS. One-third cash; residue in
equal iustalments at six. twelve. and
eighteen months. for negotiable notes
interest added, and secured by trust deed
ANDREW HOLMES,
-y26 Trustee.
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