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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Best Apron GinghamS worth si4c.
removal price 4izc yard.
White Shaker Flannel. worth 5 l-3c,
removal price SC.
Fruit OF the Loom Muslin. worth ioc,
removal price Tisc a yard.
Lonsdale Muslin, worth I0c. removal
price TIC yard
s2-Inch BIeached Muslin. worth Sc.
removal price SIC yard.
Unbleached Twllled Muslin. worth
l-sc. removal price SC A yard.
Heavy Unbieached Muslin, worth
TlSc. removal price SC q yard.
Unbleached Cotton Flannel. worth
sac. removal price - yard.
Best LAght and Dark Calicoes. worth
&C, removal price SIC a yard.
Fine Percales. - inches wide. worth
121-c. removal price SC a yard.
Heavy Cheviot shifting. worth I2izc.
removal price l-Sc a yard.
stripe and Fancy Satines, worth
Iz14c. removal price &C a yard.
Dark Printed Flannele'tes. worth
IGc. removal price s. a yard.
Tinsel japanese Drapery. worth I5c,
removal price Ice yard
Fast Black Saline. worth 1Zizc. re-
Re-. Red 'Porderea UnbIea~hed Table
Linen. worth sc, removal price s5e
Plain Table Linen, worth s7lze. re-
Ynoval Price &C a yard
Extra Large Cotton Towels, worth
fas-c. removal price &C each.
GOOD Checked Towellng. worth s..
removal price &c yard.
All our Lace Curtains at g Is per
cent discount.
yy71gFe crochet Red Spreads. worth
70. removal price asc
Waite Crochet Res Spreads, worth
Sc ~. removal price g =.
Frrsuged Turkey Red Table Covers
AZ s. is Ter cent discount during re-
uaovsi sale.
FIna S8ka5tne CoTforters. worth
& SO. removal price 2l5a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
JotIv Fanny Rice.

Fanny Rice and her clever company viii
ha az the Seattle theatcr tomorrow night
in eat the French B1ii' and TUESDAY "A
Flower Girl OF Paris" al the French
paflp is said 10 be by far the best play
Miss Rice has ever hal. inasmgch as IL
narm!ts With perfect consistency the In
PRODUCTION OF an abundance Of pretty mu-
sic and all Of Miss Rics's clever special
ties. and at the same time tells an exceed
EnRfv interesting story that teaches a
wholesome moral lesson. with laughter.
nathns. mirth and song. 1t IL a simple
stor, Of a wornan's discomfort with her lot.
and the manner in which she Is reConciled
20 Il by witnessing the hidden thorns be-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Odd lot OF Mems Linen Collars.
worth Gee removal price sc.
Heavyweight Socks. worth ig3c, re-
moval price Sc.
Good Wool Undershirts, worth CSC,
removal price only CSC.
Fine Wool Undershirts, worth N-D.
removal price 5Sc.
odd lot of Mems Overshirts, worth
75c and s1o1. removal price 5Tizc.
odd lot of Mems Overshirts. worth
g.oo and $50. removal price 5sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

As we don't want to bother moving
these goods. If you want such gar
ment
SEE Us AT ONCE.
The price we viii make 10 please
you and sell goods.
one special lay out Ladies'. Misses
and Chndrens' Cloaks. goods sold az
s25a up to SEQ, removal price s-1S
each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Handsome Cclcred
Dress Goods.

S-Inch ATWOOD Broken Check Suit
ings. in Tan. Blue. Green. Black and
Brown effects. t9c.
sS-Inch All-w~o' French Check Suit
Ing. color combinations Of Blue and
White, Brown and White. Tan and
White. Green and Blue a9c.
3s-Inch Pin Check Suiting in Brown
and White. Blue and White, Black and
White, acc
3s-Ineh Figured Grer aeines in Brown.
Tan. Blue and Red sec.
5o-Inch All-Wool Examines T. lay
and Green. s9c.
44-Inch Fancy Tweeds in Broken
Plaid Mixtures of Green, Blue and
Brown, sec.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

vrar fhs frse Sfus@ n tae annals 81 n Tor
..sz-.. -,s.sf,-af sftre seton tearing America
= ,,rsr~ansrse Is oTsres Sae p1slae - re
tf.xs-Sy-stther ceanhiuatlon- wniea ea''Aa@
=, tre seattle kheAter nsxs THURSDAY AKA:
wlth tAe siro1g musical fs@tsrS@ s~8'S~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Imported Novelties In
Dress Goods.

44-rnch Examines In Gray. Brown,
old Blue and Green effects. sec.
4s-Inch silk and Wool Check suitings.
sec.
42-Inch Atwood Open Mesh Sack
ings Colors. Tan, Old Blue. Olive and
Seal, &c.
4s-inch Drap de Paris in Gray, Myr-
tie and Cerise. E.f9
44-Tnch SILK and WOOL Novelties In
combinations Of Green and Gold, Blue
and Green. Blue and Brown. Tan aai
Gold. sl.23.
42-Inch Handsome Open Mesh Sack
ings. latest spring colorings. I.s9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

The same feeling Of Jealousy existed
between Miss carrie aui MIS- Johnson Of
zoe Grau company. waieh 5Hrd express
SION when they Wc~e fer tn the early
part OF the se4Hsa ~ ttie Set-Ile iaeater.
THE GALLERY GOD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

The principal duty OF a vice president Is
TO learn the art OF disappearing grace
fully.-Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
New MOire Velour
Silks,

This Is the popular silk OF the sea-
son. the very latest Paris idea. the
correct weave for stylish skirts and
dresses.
Plain Colored Moire velosr. in pearl.
caspienne. rose pink. cardinal. olive.
brown and plum. si.ae
Lizard Skin MORE Velour. In brown
and heliotrope. G4s
Handsome Two-Tone More Velour.
in the newest color combinations. sI.7a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Handsome COlCred
Silks.

New Brocaded Gros de Londres. in
handsome combinations OF brown and
Hight blue. green and gold, pink and
reseda, blue and white, sc.
New Brocaded DGchssse. In large
scroll designs; these We have in black
and white. tan and blue, blue and
brown. myrtle and gold. tan and green,
navy and brown. &C
Handsome new Floral Taffstas. in ex-
ouisite color combinations, S-1s
New Herring Bone Check silks. s1-25.
Striped Sole Maize, in oTnore effects,
TIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
A Full Range Of Priest
ley'S Ncrld-Famed Fine
Black Dress Goods.

4e-Inch Figured Solesls. 99c.
42-Inch Fancy Granite Suiting. soc.
42-fnch Plain Solells. SEC.
42-inch Bordeeed Nuns Yelling. aac.
44-Inch Fine Wool Saline. N.la.
44-Inch Fancy Wool Soieils. Sl.3a.
e0-Inch Cavenettet SIS
45-Inch Plain Canvas. si.4s
44-Inch Fancy Figured MohaIr. sl.se.
4i-Inch Fancy Wool Canvas, sl7S.
44-Inch Fancy Silk Finish Mohairs,
seS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
The New Grena-
dimes.

Plain Iron Frame Grenadine. &c. &c.
Small Figured Grenadine. sac, s.24
Brocaaea Grenadlne. IN scroll effects,
sI.4s.
M9ire Stripe GrenRdine, 1.9&
COLoRED GRENADINES.
Rrocaded Grenadine. over stripe Of
black satin. colors emerald and black.
vine and black, Sis.
Grenadins Brocade, color combsna-
tons or cream ana green. pink and
blue. white and blue. VIA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
New Fancy Keaves and
open Mesh Black
Dress Goods.

2s-Inch Fancy Wool Grenadines. new
scroll Patterns, large ana small de-
signs. &c. Soc .ac &c.
42-Ineh Mohair Grenadines. s9c
SS-1nch Fancy jacquard Sniting soc.
+4-Ineh Ali-Wool Serge. &c.
42-Inch French Serge. acc.
44-Inch Fancy jacquard Mohairs. sc.
4i-Inch Fancy Mohair and Wool Eta
mines. sf.22.
4i-fnch New French Crepons. hand
some large scroll designs, Sis.
4f-Iach Fancy Stripe Grenadines.
N.69.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

y went o'Cennor and X was his
We&W-E cav.
- went HC0nnor as he PUSHED the
- cs#las away
ne speft hs horcy moon al alone IN
hAtiean
AaG ii raluet Oh hts new wedding
suit
ss.sScrs almost caugAt GA IRE as Re
A. 49, aas& the faa
800 ne STARS AeEan 70 shoog he
$50 sisrd taeua oae ~ uns
49, }ol - e Ea1er." sang the birds
IA. 81 passsa als Nay
49, ar Get a th n4er Storm BE
f.as S2s at tets tsnse fa praN
81. mar ac plsced e mole before he
~ sssN.raes Z ta0a upoa the earth 20
b ~ his fr5auds roNd-tv.
=, teessre3 the sane
~'r ANY the era'trrcom that she
s2ked fQ- rsst- .-srss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Black Silks.

ss-inch Rustic Taffeta. sc.
s4-iReh Rustic TaaetA. ssc.
2s-lneh Rustic Taffeta. siis.
2l-inch Falle Slk. Sc. ais STA
Is-lneh Peau de Sole. T4c.
es-inch Matte Sole. sc.
2o-inch Plain and Small Brocaded
Armure. ssc.
24-inch Satin nuchcsse. si.s2. si.s.
2a-ineh Luxor Satin. N.ss.
22-inch large Figured Duchesse. Sl.ea,
Sis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06

face-when men and women see others ,,s
the scores, and many OF 'htn' onanly
church members, deliberately anu 'dav
denying the sanctity OF the Loro IL
and giving themselves and w" v ,hese
amusement and dissipation when by , H.
means the subtle poisons OF dlsoo,s,u,'u,nn ~
and irreyerence toward God ana iils ~"
stitutions are sent into every .nss. ax-
home, who will xay shat the SUNDAY -
curslon is anything else but q eu,se as
a community The silent nut tne To-
reaching power OF this inidulty no 'l n,,'
can accurately measure. but ". DC ~
WINGED II has already laid bhght upon
many souls which may never pe
GODS CAUSE SUFFERS.
Again. Il js apparent to every thongh,,,-
full observer that our churches ana pou
cause in general suffer g,ea.E D,ss,nhers
son OF this evil When church -theInp. on =
thess excursions. congregations are DC
pleted faithful and conscientious W. IN.
ers are disheartened. young ~, nv In
arc led astray and demoralllen, IN, 49,, On
the world are grievously lessened' H.
"In view OF these facts. and we prheEe
we have fairly stated them. Is " not AZ,
parent what the Christian oneht 70 Ca
Truly. every loyal. earnest S, ,l,,,o,nisingIy
asoinst the sunday excursion. FOR our
own Individual good for the sancuty OF
he dav' for the welfare OF many Others,
for the honor of God. let ms turn severely
away from this in 1SiHhe, ef III Bogby.
Hidden. j. Il. Hutson. George
Sooner W f. Jolly II. II, Pitt, James
Nelson j. 7. Tucker. j. ;. On, "a: H.
QuarIes. J. K. Harrison !. u, a. =, NiI H. T.
". r. Haight. Alfred Bagby' j. H. Car
1cl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06
CoIo,ed Episcopal Mission.

Quite an interesting mission is being
conducted. at ST. Philips, Episcopal church
(colored) this week Bishop c. c. Penick
viii preach tonight. and ii is expected
that his discourse will draw out many
white persons Last night Rev Landon
r Mason. rector Of Grace church. con
Quoted the services which We're largely
attended. Tomorrow night Key. y. =
Gravatt. of the Church of the Holy Trini-
~. viii be in charge. Rev. William Meade
Clark. of st. James church. viii preach
Thursday night. and the services Will
close for the week on Friday evening
DR.. Carmichael, rector Of st. Paul
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06
The Record of the Fires.

There were two alarms OF iire carry YES
,ordsv morning. One was from Box No.
4 AZ 1880 A. H.. and was due to blaze
in the basement Of the confectionery store
OF Jeremiah Malone. corner Broad am i
Madison streets. The damage reacheo
Another alarm was turned in about i:3O
o'clock from Box SO. TIE occasion being
The burning Of a chimney al lD nm
street owned and occupied by Annie ray
lor. The loss will not exceed S'O NO IN
In responding to the alarm Of fire from
Rox Sl4 on Saturday night No. steamer
broke one of its brake-rods. and the
spring of Assistant-Chief Shaw,s wagon
was also smashed going down a MIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06

Mr.. w. Wilson Turner died early yes
terdav morning q his home. on Williams
hurg avenue after a brief illness. he
leaves wife and two children. Deceased
was a bookbinder. and employed by the
w. f. Simons Company. He was mem
Der Of Denny-Street Methodist Episcopal
Mrs. j. b. Myers. of Williamsburg ave
nue. died on Sunday night, and was
buried from Fulton Baptist church' on
which she was an earnest member. She
leaves a husband and six children; Her
sisters are Mrs. G.. w. Smoot> and MIS-
King, and her brothers Messrs. STAND
ford Major and William Alexander.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06
BY George w Mayo. Auctioneer.
HANDSOME MAHOGANY AND
III OTHER FURNITURE
LARGE PLATE-GLASS MIRROR, CUT
GLASS, CHINA, PLATED
WARE, ETC,
AT AUCTION,

BY direction of Mr. John C. Lawton. I
will sell at the residence of the late
William p. Lawton, 7O6 west Grace street,
at 1890 A. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 1897,
1 Very Fine Plate-Glass Mantel Mirror,
with ornamental ebonized frame.
1 Superb Half-Canopy High-Post Ma
hogany Bedstead, beautifully and orna-
mentally carved frame: ~,
Fine Mahogany Extension TABLE, very
Fine Antique Mahogany Sideboard, ana
Pier Table. X> c..
Very Old Imported English Dinner Set
Cut-Glass Bowls, Decanters, Tum6iers,
etc: Finely Decorated Large CHINA
Punch Bowl, China and Glassware
Plated Ware, Tea Set, Walters. Casters
Fancy Lamps. Bric-a-Brac, Sconces, Pic
lures, Engravings, and Lace Curtains
Chamber Furniture, Rosewood Bureau,
Wardrobes, Hair Mattresses, Springs
Toilet Sets, etc. = t.t
Kitchenware and variety of mscel-
laieo'S "'''0G GEORGE w. MAYO,
Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06
BY James II. Crenshaw
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
9li east Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO VALUABLE TRACTS or ST.
BURBAN LAND on BROAD
STREET ROAD.

In pursuance Of a decree OF the CiF,gA
Court of Henrco county. entered on -
18th day of March. 1891, In the sun or n
A. Frayser vs.. julia W. MOTIFS ~
cution OF a certain deed Of trust, a.
the LIST day OF March, 1890 recoIlel .
Henrico County Court CLERKS ono.
Deadlock lN A, page l72. defaut Na,-s
been made in the payment OF vi
OF the money thereby secured. vi" '''
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL s. 1871.
at 40 o'clock p. MI. TWO ACRES W
LAND. with the Improvements ine.e,
described in said deed as lying ara y,,,ss
in Henrico county, about three inhes ~
the city OF Richmond, on the bIGie-i
Street Tor Deep-Run) road. in Broe9ss'l
township. ana adjoining the lana az -
Thorp CSr) and William ;. MgV,TD
2. TWENTY FIVE ACRES or LA -.
described i'm said deed as being % me-
rico county. about three miles tfos,
city OF Richmond, near the broa1-So,' ne
(or Deep-Run) road, and BOUNDED on '- =,
northeast by Staples s-Mill ROAD. aAl al
the south by william S. Wo0ds0n "a
on the west by that of A. ;. InoiP
on the north by Jordan's branch. .,.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as 20 eHpen,.s
OF sale. all past-due taxes. ana "a
from January l. 1897, 10 day or sale ,tE
six notes-l for $50. and ! for 81. 20.
uue MdfCn 4, ls3Zs 1 Tor No oil~ iy- ~
l for $3.50: l for s345O-last four 80. e-,
March 4. 1893. and interest on AZ I'm an
maturity till paid. AS 10 the resliI 800.
such terms as the makers OF ssil II,
may direct. 10 be announced en- e@ Ave
sale or In case OF their failure ~ "a
such direction. on a credit OF one ~
two years. with interest added, aiD ss-
evidenced by negotiable notes, aN-
cured by deed OF trust on the pIoi.se
JAMES l.. ANDERSON, Ltu.,s 4
James H. Crenshaw. Auctoneer. wv =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Black Brocaded Silk Skirts, very best
finishing, perfect hanging for s. each.
$500 YARDS OF BLACK GOODS

Black Brocaded Silk Skirts, very pest
finishing, perfect hanging. for $ each.
$500 YARDS OF BLACK GOODS
from an underwriters sale, as good as
ever, only the selvedges are smoked.
Some of the very finest Black Goods that
can be put together in this lot. They go
cheap. Only hint of one or two out OF
the many that's here:
3S-inch Atwood Heavy Storm Serge,
the usual soc. kind. for Csc. yard.
Bradford Sicilians, "a inches wide. a
bargain at Sc, for S5c. q yard. ,,o
3S-inch Heavy .Corkscrew Serge Tor &c
46-inch Florentine Mohair, high SILK
lustre. can't be duplicated for less
than S5c.-5Oc. a yard yard r,.,.Aos Han
46-inch Imported Silk-Finished Hen
rietta, the CSC: grade: for SOC. a yard
would be cheap at SIC. yard ,l Tor oOc'
Priestley's Handsome Fancy Wea ayes,
selvedge slightly damaged, sold from
sl.23 10 sl.69 yard. for Sc.
Wide Double-Fold Armure for 73-ic.
Double Width Clay Worsted, an excel
lent wearer, for 10 S-4c. yard.
There is enough reason why you couldn't
get to the
DREss-GOODs COUNTERS
yesterday. Confidence, of course but con-
fdence doesn't sell goods. A quarter and
half off the prices in April-the condition
that might be looked. for in August
Imported Maltese Cross. Woven SIX
and Wool Mixtures. every new spring
shade. for &c. instead Of 75c.
ATWOOD &-inch Solid Colored Eta
mines. all the new shades. for 75c.
Large Flowered 40-inch Mohairetts. in
new spring colors' Ssc. KIND. Tor zoc,
Dress Fabrics, entirely new weaVihRs'
for 25c.
silk and Wool Dress Novelties, as pref
~ as weavers can make EN-. our own
importation, for SO and SIC yard
English Worsted Check Suitings. the
prettiest 25c. Dress Fabrics ever shown
in Richmond, for l9e. q yard.
| FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
The balance of what we have left in
those Maltese Cross Check Dress Fab
rlcs. in Dark Green. Dark Blue Spring
Tan. and other new and desirable
shades. 4 magnificent dress fabric, for
/ 3-4c. yard.
Here is an invitation to feast Of mer-
| chandise in
COTTON FABRICS
that's of greater importance than any
ever created even by Cohen's. MATCH
LESS EVER BEFORE-MATCHLESS
/ EVER AGAIN:
Fine. Thin French Organizes; with pref,
Nv. large. handsome designs, usual
Is Csc kind, for 6 Sac.
French Organizes, in large, handsome
lowered effects, 25c. grade, Tor SIC
Lace-Stripe Lappets. In organize effects.
S2.inch Jaconets. pretty spring effects,
I fine and thin. SIC. q yard.
+ Al French Percales, all the newest de-
signs. ~ l-2c. kind for 4 3-ic. a yard.
Imported Linen Ground Lappets, In
handsome large French designs, S-4c.i
Fine White French Cambria, for ladies'
and children's underwear, 1Oc. KIND
for 3-4c. a..
AO-inch Organdie Jaconets, very nne
quality for SAC.
si-ic. Fine Brown Cotton for 31-ic.
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust rust
we will offer for sale by public auction,
on the premises, Sls west Broad street.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 7. 1897,
Nr,SS on THE INDEPENDENT ICE
COMPANY. embracing Wagons. Coal
cars Yard-Scales, Platform-Scales, Tools
and Implements four Horses Double and
single Wagon and Cart Harness, lot OF
Coal and Wood. Also, the accounts Que
the books of the concern ana hsI oi GUS
TERMS: Cash as to all sums under 500;
al sums over $50, for negotiable notes,
SATISFACTORILY endorsed or secured.
private offers will be entertained until
az 81 sale SOL CUTCHINS,
NaS - ALLEN G.. COLLINS,
Trustees.
cooroe II Valentine Auctioneer ap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06
EASTER sHIRT-WAIsT.

That name would mean nothing II the
stock did not bear out one of the grand
things this store does once in a while
- styles French Percale Waists, de-
tached white linen collar and cuffs,
every style and color, best SIPS value.
sec
At 75c.-New designs and best styles all
detached collars. new sleeves and
cuffs; can't be equalIed at ST.
Gale. any size, Light or Dark effects,
39c
AT Sl-The handsomest line of Ladies'
Waists TO be found anywhere; ma
terials are all of the best and latest
productions.
Ofhnrs nj nricns LII, 10 81 Il each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06
TRUSTEE'S SALE
AE A

BRICK TENEMENT AT IhE $40
WEST CORNER OF RESthl Dl"
AND CHAFFIN STREET r>,,c CIT
No. 800 SOUTH RESERVOIR SIM
BY virtue OF certain deed OF v..,,s ~
the undersigned trustee. dated So oifet
10. 1891. and recorded In the Cleih 9,ok
OF Richmond Chancery Court. Dee :, II.
iii c, page 1872. which was siNeh IAN o.
cure the payment of a certain ssylng
money therein mentioned. defauN Horfiof
been made in the payment OF a bere.
thereof. and being required by lNv .sll
ficiary so 10 do. l shall procee1 80 Or
al public auction. upon the pren''
MONDAY. APRIL y. ~. a..
AZ o'clock L. NJ. the PROPER Eve.
scribed as above. The house has ,oa.
rooms with city water and cuiNeis ~,
nections The lot fronts on me W. al
81 Reservoir street about 70 Zee"
runs hack 10 feet. -. ,,,rtsc
This property Is In an improvlns "if Il
~ The city. and should comment Ns'"
those wishing 10 invest. ..,..s n, sae
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses -, 4
ali past-due taxes. and the sinst AZ
81 s4S.M. the balance In two equni oiio
nents al six and twelve monshSS aei q
interest added and secured pI ,rFiN.
trust. " Trustse
an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06
The Early Burd=-
YOuknOwth the Rest.

Don't wait until to morrow
or next week. Come soon as
possible.
This is a bull's-eye shot. You
cannot miss it. Everything we
ADVERTISERS so-as you know.
When we say so-that settleslt
HARRIS FULL CREAM CHEESE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06
LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST. YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
between Twelfth and Cary and Ninth and
Main streets, A FLAT BLACK POCKET
nook. with rubber band around it. Con-
,aioed a check for 500 on State Bank.
from r. L. Butler TO 7. +. Minor. and
check for $40 on Security Bank from T.
r. Minor TO c. c. Petit. and papers OF
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY AND
BROWN STREET. AT IL OC-.OCk
WEDNESDAY, APRIL rs. 1887.
the PLANT AND FRANCHISES or, LIE !,
hNfEBTcAN CHAMPION PLASTER
C0MPANY. comprising Engine and Boiler
of the best make and as good as new
Crusher, Mixer. Bucket Elevators. k9llers
Steel safe. Charter, and Patent, the latter
Embracing forty-four States and all the
Territories Of the United States.
of This plaster for buildings walls and
ceilings) may be seen, and other informa-
ton obtained by calling on either OF the
undersigned. x,.,.
The sale of this plant and franchises
offers a rare opportunity for profitable in
yestment-one that is not likely TO occur
again in lifetime.
f. NJ. JONES. Special Agent,
S2l east Main street
n. w. BOWIE, Real Estate Agent
4 north Eleventh street.
NH 30-Tu. Th&Satd
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