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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-07-30

On motion OF Mr.. Que ebedenu--
The committee ON claims resolved it
self into regular session of police jury.
Mr.. McGee In the chair.
The committee on claims reported
through their chairman, DR.. Clopton,
that they had examined and found cor
rect the bills as above detailed.
On motion Of MIR. Quebedean
The report of the committee on claims
was accepted and committee discharged.
On motion of Mr.. Durio-
David Ayille was ordered placed on
the INDECENT list.
On motion of DIR. Clopton-
Resolved, That the Tax-Collector be
and il hereby authorized 10 refund to T.
A. Hicks amount of taxes collected in
1897 on 100 acres of high woodland which
is In excess Of land owned by him.
On motion of Mr.. Il. Lafleur-
Resolved, That the Board Of Alder
man OF the town OF Opelousas, be re-
quested to prohibit the riding, driving
or hitching Of horses upon the court
house square in said town.
On motion of Mr.. r. La1eur
Whereas, Mr.. 4. b. Brooks. justice Of
the peace of the first ward of this par
ish, Is, and for some time past, has been
absent from the parish and by reason OF
his absence he has neglected his official
duties as magistrate; therefore, be IL
Resolved, That the salary OF said z.
B. Brooks, be discon tinued from July /,
1898, until snch time as he shall have re-
turned to his ward and resumed active
" to discharge the duties Of his Office.
ON motion of Mr.. Prescott
The following ordinance was duly
read and adopted /:
Be 1t itordained by the Police Jury Of
the Parish Of St. Landry In regular
meeting convened, That the owner OF
any animal that may die Of Eharbon or
chambers in this parish, shall cause the
CARCASS OF such animal or animals to be
thoroughly cremated, and whoever
shall knowingly violate the provisions
OF this ordinance shall upon conviction
| be fined in sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars or imprisoned not ex-
eeeding three months, or both, at the
discretion of the court; said fine or PEN
atty to be recovered by indictment or
information in q court of competent
| jurisdiction.
f.. H. MCGEE, President.
Attest: J. j. HEALEY, Clerk.
| On motion of Mr.. II. Laheur
The minutes were read and adopted.
| On motion of Mr.. e. LafIeur-
| The police jury adjourned until the
4 first Monday in October. being the 3rd
| day of said month.
q. H. MCGEE, President.
! il, HEALEY, Clerk.
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OPELoUsAs, La, SATURDAY., july 80, 1898
voice proclaim Son of the Re-
public, behold and learn
aThe dark angel then again took

"The dark angel then again took
mp the trumpet and gave one long
and terrible blow. Suddenly a
light broke forth and drove away
the dark cloud lowering over
America. At the same time / saw
the angel with the beautiful crown,
on which was inscribed the word
Union descend from heaven, hold
ing in one hand the Star Spangled
Banner and in the other a sword,
and accompanied by legions Of
heavenly spirits. These united
with the American people, when
the latter were almost over
powered, who then took fresh conr-
age and formed in battle array.
Again, amid the horrible noise OF
war, L heard the mysterious voice:
ason of the Republic, behold and
learn
aAfter this voice the dark angel
dipped out water for the last time
from the sea and sprinkled it over
America, and Immediately the dark
cloud retreated with its armies,
which it had brought along. leav-
ing the victory to the Americans.
I then again saw towns and VIII
lagos rise i'm tho same places
where they had stood before, while
the heavenly angel planted the
Star Spangled Banner among the
people and cried out with loud
voice. AS long as the stars are in
heaven, and as long as tho dew de-
cends from heaven to earth so long
shall this Republic exist At the
same time she took the beautiful
crown from his head, on which was
inscribed the word sUnion,' placed
1t on the Star spangled Banner
and the people kneeling down cried
out sAmen.'
"The apparition then gradually
began to dissolve, and at last the
mysterious female was all that re-
NAMED before me in my room, and
again I heard the voice: Son Of
the Republic, what you have seen
is explained as follows: Three
dangers will come oyer this Repub-
lie; the second is the most to be
dreaded: when this one Is passed,
the whole world cannot conquer
her. Let every child Of the Repub-
lie learn to serve his God, his coun-
try and the Union.'
With these words the form van
ished.
'sI arose from my chair with the
firm conviction that the birth, pro-
gress and fate of the Republic of
the United States Of America had
been revealed to me-"
These words, says Mr.. Sherman,
I heard myself from Gen. Wash
ington's own lips.
$500
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-07-30

NOTICE. My Office is now
situated on Court street, next to
Shute's Drugstore, where i would
be pleased to meet my patrons.
DIR. =. r. SATAN.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-07-30
WASHINGTON'S VISION

ocean toss backward anu FORWARD,
and between America and Asia
the waves of the Pacific ocean.
Again / heard the voice sSon of the
Republic, behold and learn
Immediately dark form like
that of an angel appeared over the
ocean between Europe and Amer
lea. It then dipped Waterfront the
ocean with both hands, and with
Its right hand sprinkled 1T over
America, and with it's left hand
over Europe. Immediately dark
Gonds arose from both these coun-
tries, which met in the middle Of
the ocean; here they remained sta
tionary for a short while, then
moved westward, and wrapped
America in darkness. Lightning
flashed through the dark clouds,
and 1 heard the groaning and
shrieking OF the American people.
aAgain the angel dipped water
from the ocean and sprinkled it as
before. The black clouds withdrew
and sunk into the sea. For the
third time I heard the voice Son
OF the Republic, behold and learn
"I looked towards America and
saw populous villages and cities
spread out from the Atlantic coast
to the Pacific Ocean. Again I
heard the mysterious voice. Son of
4 & s 4 4
Republic, behold and learn
sgThe dark form Of the angel then
turned toward the south, and, COM
ing from Africa, [ observed a hor-
rible phantom make it's way to our
country. It foated slow and heav-
lily over our town, and the country;
the inhabitants rose to make war
on each other, and formed in battle
array. AS / looked at this scene !
observed an angel surrounded with
light, ON his head he wore a beau
tiful crown, on which was inscribed
the word sUnion,' in his hand he
held the American Star Spangled
banner; this he planted between
the contending armies, crying out,
Remember you are brothers,
aImmediately the nations threw
away their arms, became friends
again and gathered round the Star
Spangled Banner. Again I heard
the mysterious voice, Son of the
Republic, the second danger is past;
behold and learn
aAnd I saw villages and cities
steadily increase in size and number
until the whole country was COW
cred with them, the whole extent,
from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Ocean, and the nation had multi
piled In as countless numbers as
the stars In heaven or the sands on
the seashore. Again / heard the
voice, Son of the Republic, the end
of a century is at hand; behold and
learn
9The dark angel then put trunl-;
pet TO his mouth, blew 1t three
times, than dipped out some water
from the sea and sprinkled 1t over
Europe, Asia and America.
aMy eyes now beheld most ter
1rible scene. From each of these
countries dark, heavy clouds arose
and united In one mass; through
/ this mass dark red lights played, I
/ saw troops OF men marching, and
j then sailed across the sea, how these
j immense armies desolated the land,
I and laid towns and villages in
lashes. ! heard the roar Of cannon,
/ the clashing of swords, the cry OF
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AS DESCRIBED IN HIS OWN
WORDS TO ANTHONY
SHERMAN.
A Prophetic Panoramic Exhibition
With a Seven Words Lecture
by a Comely Feminine spook-
Said to Have Been First Print
Y ed About Thirty-seven Years
Ago.
Ago.
Pacific Commercial Advertiser.

Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
The suhjoined most remarkable
production was published In the
Polynesian newspaper Of this place
on the 11th OF January, 1862. The
article came here from the United
States. It was most likely printed
In the fall or winter of 1861, when
the issue between the North and
South i'm the United States was
pretty close. Very few will fail to
read closely and think upon this
matter.
WASHINGTON's VISION.
The following narrative was re-
lated by Anthony Sherman, an oc-
togenarian, who heard the account
&
from Washlngton's own lips:
The darkest period of our Revo-
luton was the year 1777, when
Washington, after experiencing
many reverses, went into winter
= ! s2
quarters at Valley Forge. Often I
observed tears course down the
cheeks of the beloved commander
when he was considering the suf-
ferings of his brave soldiers. Wash
ington was in the habit of praying
in secret and calling upon God for
assistance; and it was only by the
help OF God we passed those days
of adversely.
One day Washington spent the
whole afternoon In his room alone.
When he came out I observed he
was much paler than usual, when
he related to me the following:
aWhilst I was sitting t my ta-
bic this afternoon engaged in writ
ing, and my mind was heavy with
sorrow, suddenly observed direct
ly opposite to me most beautiful
female. / was so much surprised,
for had given strict orders not to
be disturbed, that ] could not find
words at the moment to inquire
the object of this. unexpected visit.
Two, three and even four times i
repeated the question without re-
ceiving an answer, the only effect
4 n
being that she raised her eyes q
little.
II now experienced a most Gu
rious sensation spread over my
while body. wished to rise from
my seat, but the steady gaze of my
mysterious visitor kept me spell
hound. I again tried to speak to
,.her, but my tongue was tied. An
unknown, mysterious, irrestible
power had taken me prisoner. ]
could do nothing else but gaze at
the apparition. Gradually the
room filled with light and the form
grew more clear and bright. MY
feelings were those Of dying man
i could neither think nor ACT. M
steady gaze at the figure was all
that / was aware OF.
81 now heard voice which said
Son OF the republic, behold and
learn At the same time the figure
stretched out its arm and pointed
with the finger toward the east
Light clouds arose in the distance
which dispersed and revealed te
my eyes most astonishing pic
tnre. Before me all the countries
Of the earth were spread out-Eu
rope, Asia, Africa and America
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On motion of Mr.. r. Laaeur-
The board of reviewers resolved itself
into regular session of police jury.

u lie DOGEu OI sT6y1GWtES sIGSOlfeU ltSG115
into regular session of police jury.
On motion of Mr.. Haas
Resolved, That the report of commit.
tee appointed to let out contract for
building bridge across bayou Cocodrie,
be received and accepted, committee
discharged and the sum of $500 ordered
credited to Chas. Dossmann, ont of the.
internal improvement funds of the 9Th
ward. |
On motion of Mr.. r. Lafeur-
The police jury resolved itself into q
committee of the whole to examine into
and approve claims. :.
DIR. Clopton In the chair.
DR. @ Daily, inquest and autopsy
fees from May i9 to July II, 1893 $50 90
IL . Littell, liking court house
Marius smith, sharpening spades
and shoyels, ward rd............ 3 80
J B Clay, spades and shovels, End
Frankei Il Mayer, spikes and
spades, 8 ward. ...s.r. .5.5...s.5... 20
Paul J Roy juror on inquest : % 20
Charley Mayo, ...... 20
Henry j Roy. 90
Louis Ansley, .... 10
S Dossmann, conveying insanes, .
Green w Spears, amount paid
through double assessment. 8 10
j A Spears, amount paid through
double assessment. 8. 4, ...t...5. 5 20
L ID Spears. amount paid through
double assessment ....=.,...... 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
by r.. b. Chaffin d CO., lncptd.,
Real Estate huctionecrs,
No. y. Tenth 81.
TRUSTEEs' AUCTION SALE
or
VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER. on PETERS
BURG ROAD.

Under deed Of trust. dated August 30,
1895. and OF record ia the clerk One
of Ches terneld County Court, In ID. Is. Hl,
page 400. default having been made in
Inc payment OF money therein secured
and being so required by the note-holders'
We viii sell, by public auction, on the
premises, on ..,,,,,,,, ~ ,ooo
81. - n the land described I'm said decd,
AS Containing 100 acres on the east side
Of the Petersbure turnpike, ABOUT t"9
niles from the city of Manchester ana
adioining the lands OF +. G.. Runin and
Chamberlayne, with Improvements mere
an and is the same real estate conveyed
10 IT s Purdy by Thomas WOODS ana
wife less 10 37-1Oo acres, part tncrsoIs
heretofore released from the sald ooeu Vi
" TERMS Cash as to expenses :, o a5d 90 70
30 thereof. from September =, lo0o bal,
bbnnfcee mon easy terms, to be ann0uncea
alVo oPV' ". u. CHAFFlN,
a. saw h. ID. STARkE,
Trustees.
X - Ch"li''- oc1
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MISS AUGUSTA r. DANIEL WILL RE-
sumo her class for young ladies at her
residence (SlG Park aYenue) MONDAY.
October Sd.
The class will meet Monday Wednes-
day and Friday al II 4. NJ. Subject OF
study: The History and Literature OF
the Present Century.
Afternoon literature class for ladies'
al ~ west Grace street, beginning
"Wednesday. October 5th III half-past I
o'clock Miss Daniel desires limited
nurnber OF OaTding pupils. For par
ticulars see circular at principal book
stores Sepa
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sermon 10 students.

At the First Baptist church on Sun
day morning DR.. Cooper will preach 10
the students Of the city on the sorrow
and Joy Of knowledge \ cordial In
vitation IS extended 10 all students TO
come. and the assurance given OF their
cordial welcome.
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400 A. a. Daily. From Jacksonville.
Savannah. Char. .0u A.au-
IN. Macon. Augusta. ana al
points South.
gIj A. ~ Daily except sunday. ATTAIN
tl Atlel. and Raleigh Ian-
d.rsou, LyAchlurs and lue
g.2- A. 81. DAILY. Petersburg local.
S.OO A. 81. Sunday only From Atlanta.
Athens Raleigh and lltufer-
son Lyuchhurg and fhe West
If.05 A. NJ. Daily. N1r-olk. Suffolk and
PetersDurs
GAO Z. VI. Daily Jacksonville. SaV4n-
nah. Charleston. Wilmington.
GO.ls10rJ anu all points
South.
6.55 p. VI. Daily N0rfo'E. Suffolk, Way
erIy and Icterslurs
g.55 r. ~ Daily Petersburg. Lynch
burg and West
10.05 A. Sunday Accommodation.
200 T.. 81. Sunday Accommodation.
u. N. EAi EkrtN.
J.. r. KENLY. Traffic Manager
Genera Manager.
II. NJ EMERSON.
Genera. Passenger Agent
&C. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenser Agent.
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RAIL ROADS.
Sy0 go Chesapeake and
49, z'IsS;,s.sr Ohio RailHaJ,

~ s., v 80 JhlO KallRaj,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER .. $3.50.
TRAINS LEAVE RlCHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
800 y. ~. Daily. with Pdr.0r car ioI
principal stations. Ae"pOi.
News. Old Point NoriolA ana
Portsmouth. Connects al NDt-
l0iA with Sew lOrA steamers,
except .NNHa.t
SIS Z. u. Daily. Wth pullman for
local stations. Newport News,
Ola Point. Nurlolk auu fofia-
mouth. Connects 40 OLA foinl
"lth Washington stc4mefs,
daily and with baltimore
.. steamers except sunday.
4V'-V a. NJ. Day LKulcfr. Nltu ThIIof
Ctr. except sunday. COR cue
TON Forge. Connects at 1or-
louisville tlr Or4use, Cupep.r
'diVer,0u. Manassas, AlcAan-
aria ana Washington a.
onion alton. CnanOlts~Ylle.
TOT l.yncnlurs, az bdsic CRY
2I5 p N. DAM 's ~l .5'' Fai.man TO Gin
C'nntti. Louisville and So
LOUIS connecting no loFlus-
ton. Va. for Flor Springs.
stations. Meals served ou D.n-
4h5 cars. so. D. local train,
except sunday. follows above
litin from G1rdolaslIe to
$50 p. N. Accommodation except SUM
day. Tor boswell
1870 +. n. Daily for Cincinnati. with
Pul man 90 Hinton. W.Na.auI
10rQnusFlIe tO Cincinnati
and Louisville. Meals served
ON dining c1r Connects at
stanton Except sunday for
winchester. Va. and at Cow
ilsion, Na. daily Tor Virginia
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41l-2 by $50 Ft.,witlItde
Brick Store Thereon.
SITUATED AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF CARY AND LOMDAI{DI
STREETS.

Katie Smith, plaintiff, against II. D.
smith, Jr., ct ais. defendants: ln the
Law and Equity Court of the city OF
Richmond. decree of July ~, 1885,
In pursuance of the decree n the above
mentioned suit the undersigned thereby
appointed for the purpose, Wall sell ~
auction. upon the premises, ON
MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF OCIO-
Der, 1875 at o'clock j.. NJ.
the above mentioned PROPERTY, at
the northeast corner of Cary and LON
hardy streets, fronting on the north lnc
of Cary street 81 l-2 feet and extending
back between parallel lines lo0 feet This
property possesses q bright future ana
should attract the attendance oil money
makers.
TERMS cash, the residue
in equal iustallments al six, twelve and
eighteen months, the purchaser 90 give
negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments, with q per cent interest added,
from day of sale, ana the tide TO be zee
tanned until an the purchase money SIS
paid, and conveyance is ordered boy the
court. w. r.. REDDY.
Special Commissioner
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Rail ROADS.
an Souther 70
c1N Railway


SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 8. lel'.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
ia.,oA N 80. 3D.. southern Exptcss
aluv Tor Atlanta, Augusta aud
points south. sleeper iacln0nd 10
IluvIIl. Greensboro. 5tilsouty'
Charlotte. ColumuIi A.sua.'
sleeper open al 9l b. 3D. stops AZ
au stations between hO.m1ll ana
DanvUe fO take 0n anl 3D. ~ pas-
stultrs.
and Charlotte VITA Che 81 ts.iu8 -
ana Southwestern Limited $50. 90
carrying Shoppers New York ODD Asre,
vile. ii0r Spring cha ~, ~ 80
New York 3D. New Ofiea.f. Ncw
YORK 90 Tampa. and irsi-rlais Gay
coach between Washing 900 ana
Memphis CONNECTIONS az. moro
Tor al points ODD texas ana '.-'..'.
ma sleeper open FOR occupancy "-
1901 =. a.. No. G. solid train daily. tor
Charlotte. 81 o.. connects 90 Aat D
ley WIN farmvlo ana u rowe s.....' ~
railroad. AZ keysyiile ior ~, an n ~, -.
vile. oxford henderson ana Dit-
ham. uud at Greensboro Tot llIi
ham Raleigh ana Wlnsttoon-37.a..e'.I.isj
az Danvile with 80. 30 A'..fl
s,atls iast mail solid triin' oa.f
Tor sew orleans ana points HptIN
which carries sleepers heW loIh m
New Orleans ana New YORK Io Ja'h
sonyiilc. Through sleeper 7aif.l.t
Il M.mnnls, also pullman L.ui'7
sleeper every Wednesday Washing
ton OBJ San Francisco without cnans.
b.lp J. NJ. 80. ~. IaClI daily except SUI
gay Icr Neyst.le. Dhaae CITY ans
THAiNs GBaItE Ar RICHMOND
c.5 = W FROM Atlanta. Augusta.
$40 A. ~ r.3m Chase c.y Keysvle
a.I .n.I. stations.
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IN the Law and LQllIy COuTI q tne cIIy
of Richmond:
Katie Smith ........................Pl alnuu.
against
T. ]. Smith, Jr.. ct ais ........Defcndants.
/, =. J.. Winston, clerk of said Court.
certify that the bond required of The spe-
cial Commissioner 10y the decree In said
cause Of july 20, 1897. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 3lst day of
July, 1897 f. j.. WINSTON,
Clerk.
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Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE l> L-i--i 1-At ~. .''''
L--A' - hi-.D % .......'..... And
t''' ~ 3D. .U s... .l.y ..
.,..-r..... ...r..
a-.t--+ >... l...
..,.. ., --''.'- .... f.r Masnus...
''-S % .. ...... North. r..I. I.
L.1a Du Aiea. A.a.-ai.
NI..II. So .I...
..... Summit lr.I...
... .r.... ..I lsl..-
........ ....
Nl l...I a0lIy ..r
Masa'1 l.'0a As.4.l. Ia5-
DU.u.I. 1901
G..n Peno4. Milford. Wool
tae ,t. Brooke 10 A...-
,r'UIn ....
- .r..gr sunday f.f
1900 NJ stIr...a 4ud o... N0uI
tt"r. Ell Eiot. D..I Alton.
4..and boswell Milford,
l-rrdtric4sblre 1870 a-. snl
connects win C0ae oHlI
Limited at Hs,s ..., and
''iA " points North. Stops q, 6.2..'
Freder.e hs1urs itlo". Anl
WideWater ana ~.
Sundays. sleeper %. tH.'n' IT'D
New York
..... ....., ,cr.,,-
ARRIVE BYRD alttei,l D "a t't'.
vyltov,,...
$40 a. 81. Daily. 5top' 49,, '-
Brooke, fte--
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A UCTION SALE OF STORE AND
~ DWELLING SITUATE or THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF PRICE AND
DTVAL STREETS-By virtue of Ger
tain deed Of trust. dated 20lh April. 1877,
and recorded I'm the Richmond Chancery
Court I'm Deadlock 100 A, page 100. de-
fault having been made In the payment
OF the debt therein secured. and beng
required SO to do by the noie-holder, me
undersigned. trustee viii SELL az puDhc
auction on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER y. lN's,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ. the property. described
I'm said trust-deed as lying and being ~
the citv of Richmond, with the improve
ments thereon. on the southeast corner OF
price and Duyal streets, fronting on the
west line Of Price street % feet, and eN-
tending back wostwardly between the
south line of Duval street. and ON irrcs-
MAR line herewith 0G fee-
Tine improvements consist or store ana
dwelling in fair condition. and occupied
hv a good tenant 40 rental of $40 per
month.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale,
including any taxes that may be- due. and
10 nav one note of $500. and ono of fif
The balance 90 be announced at the sale.
SANDS GAYLE,
Trustee.
i. L. C.-aeaL Auctioneer. Oc7
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w. p. Pizzini,
Peal Estate Agent and Auctioneer
1905 Bank street

nv VIRTUE or a DECREE IN THE
X circuit Court Of Henrico county l
Iatu sell at public auction, at Henrico
N Miu ccurt-house. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10 1895.
o., u 20 the FARM known as LOEHR
FARM on Darbytown ROAD, ~ miles
fror Richmond. containing l66 ACRES.
saoye az less. with new house OF rooms
and broom detached kitchen stables.
harm. corn crib, etc; orchard or 4g9 bear
Ing trees: vineyard Of 2i2 acres; rs acres
cieared. 40 acres good bottom land; 30
onres in wood Fine spring, elegant
sbada etc This IS one of the very best
farms near Rchmond'
TERNS. One-fOurtk cash. balance al
g - ana Is months, with approved Sc
cryitv. bearing per cent. interest. and
die retained until the whole Of the pur-
chase morcy IS paid.
'A"'' EDMUND WADDiLL. JR,
Special Commissioners.
r, tho clerks Office of the Circuit Court
IN TIenrico county-Loehrs Ex'r. etc.
niafntifis. VS. Loehr At ais, defendants:
h. Broaddus clerk Of the said
court do certify that the bond required
81 me special commissioners by the de-
cree in the said cause on the ith day OF
February. 1898 has bean duly given.
Given under nv hand as clerk of the
said court this 2Sd day Of March, 1895
J T. BRoADDUS Clerk.
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% feet, extending back between
parallel lines 95 feet,

By Charles a. Rose.
Real Estate and Loans.
no ~ north Tenth street.
~ Rr-sTEE'S AUCTION SALE
4 or
FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
COMBINED.
SO. 81 WEST CANAL STREET. COR-
NER OF ADAMS AND CANAL
STREETS.
Also FRAME DWELLING. SEA-
RATE.
nv THE REAR or SAME L0I CON
TANNING ABOUT FIVE
ROOMS
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
L Of a compact, welI-built frame
and brick basement Dwelling.
No. 1902 east Marshall street.

In execution Of a certain deed OF trust
90 the undersigned, trustees, date1 june
2G. 1893. duly recorded Boo clerk o.li.e 90
Richmond Chancery Court. j.. j. liJ -,
PAGE ~. default having been mace "ii'
upon being required so 10 DO uy lnc pthr
nclary under said deed, snall lfotceu
TO sell by public auction, upon tho prem
iscs. on 800,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II, l69s'
at5P. ~. the above mentioned property.
The lot fronts on the north line OF Mar
shall street commencing us feet from me
northeast corner az Thirteenth and Mar
shall streets
% feet, extending back between
parallel lines 95 feet.
TO an alley ln common lo feet wide. with
"a nice dwelling thereon. containing Sis or
seven rooms This locality rents we'll
TERMS. Cash as TO costs and expenses
OF executing this trust al past-due city
and state taxes. with "a note of >l-i-,
SUBJECT TO & CREDIT. ieavinB-a bale
anrc due of $1,000 with interest thereon
from juno 26 1897. until day of sale; bali
anee as may be announced at sale.
JNO. A. MtANLEY,
r. T.. JONES.
Trustees.
Charles A. Rose. Auct0necr oc5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08

BY Charles 4. Rose
Real Estate and Loans
No. II north Tenth street