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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-08-05
Races at Brattleboro.

An audience of about 1000 witnessed the
races at the Valley fair associations sum-
mer meet at Brattleboro, Friday. The races
were close and exciting, particularly the 2.5O
and pa classes. In the 2.24 class there were
five starters, of which King Bird was the
favorite, winning the first two heats. In the
third heat Dennis III. corked King Bird near
the half and led down the stretch, but fin
ished neck and neck with King Bird in a
dead heat. King Bird had no trouble in win
ming the fourth heat and the race. In the
235 class Roswell S. finished second in The
first heat, but was put back to fourth place
for continual breaks. In the second heat
Mollie Cromwell led to the three-quarters
pole, where she caught by the bunch,
and Burnham, by hard driving, brought John
NJ. Wilkes in winner,
The $50 class brought out seven starters
and was the best race of the day. Dexter
Wilkes, the favorite, won the first heat, but
met with an accident in the second, i'll which
Driver Parker was thrown on the back
stretch and the horse did not get into shape
again during the race. Tie second aud third
heats went to Lolo Maid, and the next three
were won by Alcamont after "A close race i'll
each heat. The following is the summary =
2.4 Class-Purse 5000.
King Bird, ro (Parker1, l 0
I Dennis H., br tRoss), AZ o J
Jedeo, b 5 (Burnham), 4
| Prince Philip, b Woodbury. 2 ) 4
Earl, b Richmond), So
| Time, $50, 2.303-4, 2.27 Ia, 2.291-2.
| 2.35 Class-Purse 500.
John NJ. Wilkes, g (Burnhaml, l
Roswell S., bl (Roberts), AZ
Mollie Cromwell, b IN (Angier), 2 3
Banchee. m (Chickeringl, 3 4
| Time, 2.35 IA, 2.30 l-2, 2.3l.
$50 Class-Purse $500.
Elcamont, c (Severance), 343l1
Lolo Maid, bl m (Putney), ais .
Dexter Wilkes, b Parker
and Richmond), 1777
Harry B., b (Burnham1, 25 2 2 5d
Allie Coon, m (Burnham), 6 IA 3 3dl
Kitty Wilkes, b m (Chickering), . 3 > Cd
Time, 2.S3 l-2, 2.37 IL, 2.35, 2.35 IA, 237 l..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-08-05
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6

Our opening sale will consist of the largest stock of
Cotton Underwear brought to this market We have
made lots these goods and prices have been quoted on
our advanced circulars, all say here is
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

Special Train to washiDgtop. July san.
Account Christian End savor society.
The Transportation Committee OF the
Christian Eudeavor Society Of the state %
Delaware has arranged With the Baiti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company for a
special train to leave Delaware avenue
station at 10 A. m July Sth, stopping at
WILMINGTON & Northern Junction and
Newark. The train will consist OF six
coaches and a large baggage car for the
accommodation Of bicycles. etc, and will
be decorated with the colors OF the
society The committee is now booking
applications for hotel communications
which will consist Of six days board AZ
the "Ardmore" for 50 80. or So rs
including hotel Accommodations aud
railroad fare to Washington and return.
The regular excursion tickets which will
be- sold by the railroad company from
July 9Th to 9Th inclusive, will be good on
the special train. Persons desiring 60
participate In the above arrangement
should at apply at once the COMMITTEES
Headquarters, Q East Seventh street,
between the hours OF aud p. NJ.
Guides to Washington and other
interesting literature can be hsd upon
application.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

A 6ght between Corbett and Maher for
a limited number OF rounds is now talked
Of, while rumor has 10 that Corbett and
Shargey may be matched for $40. 900
side for a mill ia Mexico
The night races at Rivsrvisw promise
60 he the most interesting event In the
wheeling line that has been attempted in
Wilmington There are ftty.eix entries
In the various races.
match raos FOR homing pigeons from
Washington TO Wilmington was arrsignsd
last night between 6sorge Hlyard and
Arthur Johnson. two Wilmington breed
srs. The lily Is TO take place on Sunday
Tor 500 n side
mass nesting OF wheelmen In favor
Of good rcAds 10 projected at Union Park
shortly. A number OF prominent business
men, who are bicycle riders, are in.
tereated.
The Bra1d3 vino hundred road com
missloners end the legislative commlttss
OF the Wilmington Bicycle Cub had q
conference yesterday ia reference to
repairing The road from WILMINGTON ia
Gordon Heights. Tee cost Of the repaira
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

CAMPBEIL-On June "a, 1896, George
Campbell. Sc.
Relatives and friends OF the family are In
vted to attend his funeral on Saturday morn
ing az q O'Clock, from his late residence, No.
22s North Adams street. Services At 81. Pauia
X. 9 Church. lnterment at the New Cathe-
drni Cemetery.
CAREY-On June q, 1895. Elizabeth. widow
Of Cornelius NJ. Carey, aged 50 years.
CHRlSTY-On June 20, 1895, James Christy,
aged o years
DUNLAP-On June p 1885, Samuel Dunlap,
In the SD year Of his age.
FISH R-On June %. 1906 Henrietta. wifs
of John Fisher, aged 50 cais. months and 10
days.
FLEAlIEG-In this city on the 10th instant,
Marcellus Fleming. aged 20 years.
GEAR-On the 23d instant. Mary, widow Of
the late Charles Gear, aged o. years.
GROSs-At Pine Grove Farm. near Chris
tiana, Del. on June %, 1895, Eta May. dRugh-
ter OF James M. and Sarah e. Gross, IN her
18th year.
HARE-On June %, 1896, Nancy Hare.
HEDLEY-In this city on the 2lst instant,
Margaret, daughter of George and Annie
Hedley, aged e years
JANVlER.-At New Castle. Del, on June
81, 1895, Anne Mathot Jsnvier, wife Of Julian
ID. Janvier
sHARP--On June "a. 1896. at her home, No.
1909 Tatnall street, Margaret D., widow Of DR..
solomon sharp.
STEWART-On June 20. 1895, George r
Stewart, aged 73 years
THOMPSON-In this city. on the 2lst In
slant, Wesley, son OF Edward and Sarah
Thompson, aged 20 years.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

The Rockford pitcher Ksnney. has
received offers FROM the Ssatord and
Salisbury teams 10 join them fer the
balance Of the season
Ted Sullivan said yesterday that
Wilmington has the best club In the
league.
John n Ward who Is himself an old
bRll player will argue Rusie's appeal fos
bis relesfe before the directors of the
league at Plttshurg on Monday.
Ooly one hit of darvin proves that the
Texas sheriff can do other things well
besides shooting horse thieves.
lt Is sEid that Louisville has offered "a
trade O'Brien for Hallman OF Philadel
pbia
Kaoner accompanied the Philadelphia
club to Boston and viii pitch on Satur
dsv.
II the Giants cannot get TO the front
possibly the Metropolitan may b,
depended on to win some glory and thu
satisfy New Workers. New York Tele
gram. The Nets" don't show man,
slgnl OF winning any glory.
There was no game At Paterson yes5er
day on account Of rain.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

BALTmoRE, Nd, June 90 -Rsceivsr
John X. Cowan, OF the Baltimore and
Ohm Railroad Company, announced
yesterday that the company would
default on the semi-snnusl interest Of
per cent on the SO 600 600 preferred
stock OF that corporation, due on July /
The trustees OF John Hopkins University
owns 81 100000 OF these securities, tho
major portion Of the remainder being held
by Baltimore financial Institutions The
holders claim that the interest on the
gtock Is a frst lien on the gross receipts
Of the company, and will ask the courts
to compel the receiver to pay It.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

Account OF the Democratic National
Convention. Chicago, H., the B & o. =
r will sell excursion tickets from all
Ticket Stations on it's lines east OF the
Ohio River, for all trains July 3, 4 and
6, good for return passage until July IL
inclusive, at one single fare for the rourd
trip
Tickets Will, also, be sold by all con-
Meeting lines.
The B. & o. maintains double daily
service OF fast vestibuled express trains,
with Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars
attached, running through to Chicago
solid without change or transfer.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
MARRIED..

CLEAfENT-HARVEY June "A, 1896
by Rev. John Frnnce, Mar. Clement and
Laura M. Harvey, all OF this city.
ALL-BULLOCK.--At the resideucs
OF the officiating clergyman, No. 1913 Park
Place. Wilmington, Del, on Tuesday June
%. 1885, by Rev. A. n. Kelgwin. DID,, Emerson
A. KimDall. of PottstOwn, Pa, and A. Cor
nelia Bullock, of this city, formerly Of Welles-
ley, Mass.
SAVILLE-BANE.-O Wednesday, June
"a, 1895, st No. 200 Della ware avenue. by Rev.
William A. Walling, William G. Saville anc
Maud u. Lane, both Of Wilmington.
-WETHERlLL-Ou Wednesday
evening, June "a, 1896, ~ the residence of. the
brides parents, No. 1928 Chestnut street. bJ
rev. Charles r. Hendricks. pastor OF Coven-
ant Reformed Episcopal Church, Christian W
NlOhl ana Miss Annie d. Wetheril, both Of
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
FRANCIS FISHER EGHg

He has Been Appointed First Assist
ant United states District Attorney
of the Philadelphia District.
United States District Attorney James
NJ. Beck, OF Philadelphia, has appointed
Frspcis Fisher Kane first assistant
attorney &C n yearly salary Of 81 500
Mr. Kane Is we'll known In Wilmington,
Senator Gray being one OF thoSe who
recommended him for the position. he
Is q son Of Robert p Kane, formerly q
prominent admiralty lawyer and an
inhuentlsl Democrat, and a nephew Of
Dr. Elisha Kent Kane. the arctic
explorer. Mrs Levi O. Bird Is also
related to him
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
WILMINGTON SHUT OUT
The Tail-enders Defeated Mr.
Longs IGvlncibIes Easily.
Only oNB HIr oFF PIroHGR aARVIN

Five Errors Helped TO Make New
Haven's Scare Wilmington
whist Club Players Are Doing Very
Well ut Manhattan beach Bicycle
Races at Rlvervisw-B Baseball Notes
Wilmington very evidently had an of
day yesterday Had that not been the
caae Tied Sulllvan's high priced but er
rattle aggregation would never have boon
able to Pile up ecors OF 8 to 0 To be
sure Wilmington could not hit "Sherif
Garvin, only getting one single of the
Texan in nine innings And as II that
were not bad enough, Eve errors were
made 40 as TO give New Haven cinch on
it's lead. But 10 is done, and the expla'
nation IAN Of day" is as good an excuse
as shy for falling down so precipitatoly.
Fortunately tho loss OF the game did not
cause Wilmington to vacate third place
Twelve hits were made of Jerry Nops,
and one OF them WAS a home run by
Thcrnton The score:
RHK
New Haven % 90 o 6 . So IL
Wilmington-....0 0 0 0 o 20 o.
Batteries Garvin and Hodge; J. Nops and
Kin-elln
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
hartford won From Newark.

At Hai tford-It was a great game
yesterday, that between Newark and
Hartford. That the nome team won Was
not due to any particularly brilliant play,
though the game was the most exciting
OF tho season on the Hartford grounds,
but TO good luck. The score was to 0
In favor OF the visitors until the seventh
Inning when Hartford made six hits. two
OF them two baggers and tied the score
Newark made two runs in It's half but
Was shut out In the next two innings In
tho ninth With three men on bases Petit
bstted cut two Dagger scoring three
runs Wandering Willie" Setley gave
Hartford ten bases on balls. The score
RH
Hartford .....0 o 0 o g. 8 L.
Newnrk.........4 @ % o. y 4
Batteries elements and Smith; setley and
lONu.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
s1-Bay Ridge. sandey JUNO esth-a1.

The next popular excursion TO Bsy
Ridge, 1.-The Queen Resort of the Chesa-
Deake," viii leave Wilmington. Market
street station at 7.2O a. m, Delaware
avenue at $50 .. NJ, Sunday June 2sth.
The usual cheap fare OF one dollar (fl'
viii be charged The going trip is by all
rail to Baltimore, thence by the pElatial
steamer Columbia to Bay Riogs, thirty
miles down the most beautiful bay in the
world Returning. the trip is by all rail
arriving home at S.45 p. m. The return
trip gives an opportunity to see the
great Belt tunnel, with It's thousands OF
electric lights; a marvel of engineering
skill.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

would be but 500. but tho commissioners
decided that they could not afford I'd
spend the money.
Tue Haverford Cricket team arrived IN
ENGLAND with All we'll on Wednesday II
Will play the Shrewsbury club to-mor
row
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

The latest story evolved by the Phila-
delphla sporting writer's is that the
Wilmington Team Is to be transferred to
Nov Haven and tho New Haven team IL
coming 20 Wilmington. The reason
given for such q statement ia that "Ted"
Sulllvsn's players are unpopular al home.
However. Wilmingtonians nesd not
worry over tina matter lt Is hardly
likely that Mr. Long would care TO get
out Of Wilmington at this time OF the
baseball year.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

what was the happiest moment of your
lifeln ut was the moment when the leweler
took her enn aRement ring back, aud allowed
me half price for it.n-Cleveland Leader.
Merit wins and that Is why Hood's Ssrsapa-
rilla holds the abiding confidence of the pub
lie. Hoods Sarsaparlll. Is known by the cures
IL has made. IL is he One True Blood Purifier,
Hoods Pills cure liver ills, constitution,
iaundice, sick headache biliOusness. 25c.
"What IS &c to hth?" he asked. "Oh. You
Just sit and sit ali day long" And thon2'
And then you lie."-Detroit Tribune.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

The wreck OF the Mexican tug Astu
iiss, which strucg on the coral reefs of
the coast Of Florida, while bound from
Tuspsn to the Pussy and Jones Company,
Wilmington, was sold on June is, as she
lies, for $47 90.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
nuiIdIne psrmIts Grnntod.

This morning Building Inspector Grub
granted permits to Marion Wood repairs
TO house on Lincoln street between Ninth
and Tenth streets, $ll0; Caleb P. John
son, two houses on Gilpin avenue near
Hancock, $4,000; A. w. Eklund, one
house on Church street near Twenty
second, 1890
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

In pursuance of its usual policy, the
B. & o. r r will sell round trip
excursion tickets between all ticket
stations on it's lines east of the Ohio
River for all trains July Bed and 4th,
valid for return passage until July 9th
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
wAR AGAINST The MATCH TRUST
Edwin Gould Is Endeavoring to BrssIs
1t,


It,
NRw YORK June 26 The Continental
Match CompEny, Of which Edwin Gould
IL the head. is waging bitter wsr
ageinst tho Diamond Match Company,
otherwise known ga ths Match Trust.
Ha has purchased large supply Of
goods manufactured by the Diamond
Company, and when the trust refuses to
sell Diamond matches to wholesaler
who handles tho Con tinental matches he
supplies them himself Tbs purchase of
this supply OF Diamond brand matches
has been going on during the past twelve
months
Now, sccordlng to the statement OF an
official Of the Continental Match Con-
pany the concern has three large ware
houses completely flled with goods made
by the trust, and Is ready to supply ths
sntlre market regardless OF what toe
trust may do
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

VIII your coal dealer guarantee prices
TO you as we do to our tradel Call on US.
'phone"us or send us a postal and we will
call on you and explain our special guar
antee good until September 1, for your
US at once j. H. GOODING.
Yard and Office, Fourteenth and Scott
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

NEw YORK, Juns &c The whist
play ers attending the American Whist
Congress At Manhattan Beach spent
another dreRry day yesterday. In section
C. the fourth round for the Hamilton
trophy was won by Wilmington which
beat the knickerbocker club two tricks.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
slnta Oonrentinn caIlad

KEENETT SQUARE, June 26.-Nsthsn
P. Walton, OF this place. provisional
chairman OF the National State Commit
tee, has issusd call for Convention OF
the party 80 nominate a State ticket 80
Harrisburg on August 5.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
AtInntlo Tongue standing.


Wilmington ct New Haven.
Newark &C Hartford.
Paterson at New York.
Philadelphia AZ Boston.
New York &c Brooklyn
Baltimore at Washington
Louisville at Cleveland.
Plttsburg &C Chicago
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

Baby Grand, Steinway Piano. but
slightly used, at = great sacrifice; also
several uprights nearly new OF some OF
the best makers. Robelen $50, 10 7l0
Market street
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

All new goods bought in case lots from
the mills direct, selling at prices
guaranteed the lowest in the city at
Ross, 80 Market street. Popular STYLES
summer Underwear ht 25, 80 aud Toe
he best vaIues TOR the price ever offered
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

Hop-to-mollies for steps and
lawns, I5c per pair.
Fine quality of Cotton
Cheviot or Cycle Cloth for
Bike and Outing Suits
brown, grey and blue mix
tures-I2Hc per yard.
French Organdie-the bal
ance of an importers stock
in pink stripes and figures,
beautiful goods; regular 25c
grade, for Ioc per yard.
All of our imported wool
Challies, the 3715c quality, are
reduced to CSC per yard.
Commencing at 8 Saturday
morning we shall offer an
other magnificent assortment
of Scotch and Swiss Lawns
for &C per yard. This is the
last chance Saturday nights, as
we close every evening after
July at 6 o'clock until Sep
TENDER.
We shall sell twenty pieces
of fine cotton warp Mating,
in beautiful designs and color
ings, regular 35c and CSC
goods, for about half price
with some fancy Mating for
So per roll of 40 yards.
Finest grade of Moquette
Rugs, rich, heavy and lux
urious, $I.8s; same in Mats,
Sc each.
Especially adapted for Sum
mer use are our new importa
tation of Jap Rugs.
sOx60-s1 90 and $3.50
36K72-$l so aud 81 90
4x7 81 20 aud SO 90
Cx0 -$S 30 and s. 90
9x12-$7 80 and 50 90
12x15-$12 90 and $40 90
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
Down DC ReautIfnl uh.snnanha

Sunday June 2sih A ine view Of
BsltimoIe's magnificent harbor with its
SHIPPING from All parts OF the world
bay Ridge excursion Sunday. June 50 b.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

Symphony self-play.ng organs We
are selling our balance OF stock Of these
organs At cost. Robslen & Co, No. 40
Market street.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
WIN. B. SHARP
81 90.
Fourth and Market Sis.

After July we will close
every evening at 8 o'clock
until September.
Evening journal., 1896-06-26
xE WOULD BE
RLEAsED TO WELCOME

such. AZ the New York Office Of the REPUB
Lie SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
AZ a.v time; believing that the MORE
and PLANS Of the ASSOCIATION. the
LARGER VIII be YOUR INTEREST and
Investment. GEORGE A. ROBERTS,
3l9 Broome st
Evening journal., 1896-06-26

We are sized up
again on Crash
Suits at 81, Sc
and IS. Don't
wait until the
next hot spell.
but come in and
be fitted and be
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-15
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. Nov. ls.-Colorado
Charities Wild West show arrived here
Yesterday They have pitched their
tents at the Albcmarle Park Fair. where
they VIII remain until the fair opens.
which VIII he on the 18th instant. They
VIII exhibit daily nj the fair
The steam yacht Gretchen. of Phila-
dolphin Pa, arrived here this morn
ing. II will so down the sounds some
time this week. The Gretchen makes
this her port during the cunning sea
son Her owners are from Philadel-
phia.
the steamer Newberne on account OF
the dull season, has been laid UP at
her wharf. al the Norfolk and South
ern railroads wharf She will. however
commence again soon. as she only has
orders to be laid up one week.
The Naval Reserves did not have n
Very agreeable night for their ice cream
supper. as II was so cold
Don't forget the Albcmarle Park Fair.
which holds here on the nth, 18th. 10Th
and goth of this month.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-15
EDENTON.

The first Ice of the season made It's
appearance this morning.
Mr.. William Leary. Jr.. left yester-
DAY for Baltimore TO visit his father.
who has been quite i'll at that place, for
some time.
Messrs. NJ. p. Chappell. of Suffolk;
w. r. Old, of Elizabeth CITY. r Il
Pendleton and II. G. Williams. of Nor
folk: NJ. III. White and #. +. Winslow.
or Hartford. visited Edenton this week
The funeral services of the late NJ. u
Elliott took place this morning at the
Baptist Church at 10 o'clock, the Rev.
n. NJ. Watson officiating. large num-
Der of friends and relatives of the de-
ceased were in attendance After the
services at the church. were over his
remains were taken to and Inferred in
the Beaver Hill Cemetery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-15
Mems Furnishings.

Mems Camors Hair Shirts and
ORA we:S for sae.: regular price, &c.
Mems Material Grey shirts aud
Drawers, 75c.. sold elscwhcr. Tor
Mems Natural Gray Shirts, dou-
b!.; front and back for JOc.. hard to
match at I5c.
Mems Scarlet Shirts, double
front and back: all Wool: price
S.o0, the kind you pay sl.2J for in
any store.
We carry the largest and best line
or Suspenders in the city; prices
from lVc. TO soc. pair.
two pair alike. regular prices l5c.,
lIc., and cac. We have marked th;.
lot one price. 12lsc.. so come early
and get first pick.
MEMS Brown Mixed Hose, all
sizes. regular price is 12ac. pair,
special sale price. I0c., three pair
for 25c.
Mems imported Half Hose,
liermsdorf Dye, regular l9c. hose
for i2lac. pair.
Mems Wool Half Hose, I9c.. 2lc.
and 25c.
Mems Cashmere half Hose In
Greys, Naturals and Blacks, l9c.,
25c., soc. and soc.
Gents Four-in-hands. Tccfs,
Puffs and Bows: newest effects for
Csc. and zoe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-15
by L F. Rogers, AuctIoneer.

PURSUANT. TO THE TERMS OF A
decree of the Count of Law and Cha n
IT,ShaE, rendered on the 9Th day OF August.
iM'', IN Il certain suit In chanccry therein
pis!h,it and Caroline y. Tyler is defend
ant, We VIII sell ut public auction, at the
NorloiS Real Estate Exchange, Main
street, Norfolk. Va, on FRIDAY, the 2Tt h
gay or November, 1896. at - M, the fol-
1oWing piopci ty. to-wit:
THAT NEltTAIN LOT OF LAND WITH
THE FRAME TwO-STORY
DWELLING.
NUMBERED 81 thereon. situated OH the west
sue or BouSh street, In the city of
Norio!k, Va. This property fronts about
- ieet on said street and runs hack lG6
rect. ara VIII be sold as Il whole or i'm two
sale. " oas u
TERMS:--One-third cash: balance on n
credit OF SIX and twelve months from dav
OF sale, to he evidenced by the notes or
tne purchnser carrying interest from tho
DAY OF sale. and the title to he retained
untii the entire purchase money 8 paid or
at the option OF the purchaser the entire
purchase money may be paid In cash.
THOMAS II. WILLCON
WM. W. OLD,
Special Commissioners.
I. F. ROGERS
Auctioneer
l hereby certify that the bond reoulned
by the above recit"d decree has been
given JUNIUS 4. col. EMA
Nolo-tus Deputy Clerk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-15
BY H L. Page G. Co.. Auctioneers. No 10
Bank street

PURSUANT TO THE DEED op
r. trust duly recorded in the Clerks ~.
W. We oi Nor1oik City and Norfolk COUNT.
d. anu al the request of The cred tSe
.nerein secured. 1 will sell at public no.
Ion a the Norfolk Real T:statc ami SLY,
ESchhnge. No. ll5 Main street NorfSiEH
W. on fRi DAY. Nov 2Uth. ;Sli; ~ ~
oSiocK m. 'he following ptopc,ty to-,v,t.
Al thatN certain 5rnIue ECusc nS, II;
situated on the no,S, side or Hin niI 10, 10
avenue Highland Terrace. l,etwcn,,e T r.1hS
aSnI faiiroed avenue: 8 ze of lur - ~ ~,
eai Deed of trust made by j, I ct ~! Ivy
ana ~tte. dated Oct. lst, 1854. and ali, s 81.
1890 g, go, IN the Norfolk CITY Clerks RAJ
IN d%%d book ilS, h. pnge 5G?. o''ce'
AiI thst certain frame house ora 10.
s.ina'td on the south side OF Rowis ~, ~
avenue. Highland Terrace, betwetn N, ,aiu
eng Eealt avenues: size OF lot Is o. he
90 rect; Getd OF trust made hv T. p paDy
cray. dated April 18Th. 1896, and recorSas
IN Nci iolk City Clerks office. in dena
LOCK liS, a. page 81. ue@o
.. All that certain frame house and IN.
snua'eu on the north side of Carey ave-
nue., between Hanson and Maithy ave-
i mnes; s s of lot 20 by % feet Deed Of
t ut made W Louis $. Mangialetto
d GATED May 18th. 1885, end recorded II;
Geed BOOK 1874. page lis, Norfolk county
TERMS: One-third cash. balance in
anu years bearing per cent, deed 81
trust drawn and recorded at the eXnenSe
OF the purchaser. pe"1e
GEO w. DEFY. Trustee
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