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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
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NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF
IN the Wheeling Pottery Company 10
pay off and redeem all OF the bonds Of
said Company outstanding and unpaid.
Whereas. There are now outstanding and
unpaid one hundred bonds made and exc
cutcd by The Wheeling Pottery Company
for the principal sum of one thousand dol
lars each. dated the first day OF May. a.
per aunum. numbered consceHtiveiy from
one TO one hundred, both numbers in
Guided. payable TO bearer at the Bank OF
the Ohio Valley on the first day Of May.
A. D.. 1919. but redecmab!e before tho year
1919 at the option OF said company. as pro
v!ded III the deed OF trust hereinafter
mentioned. such bonds being bonds of,
series OF ore hundred and twenty-five
numbered consecutivcly from one 20 one
hundred and twenty-five. both included.
nil O, like tenor and date. amounting In
the aggregate 10 tl25,C39 co.. the payment
OF the principal and interest OF which Is
secured by n first deed OF trust. OF The
Wheeling Pottery Company aforesaid,
dated MayI, A. D. 1873. to Alfred Caldwell.
trustee. upon the real estate and other
property Of said Company, duly recorded
In the office OF the clerk OF tho county
Deed OF Trust Book No. 81. AT pages "
aud following. TO which deeds OF trust ref
crence Is made In said bonds and the. con.
ditions and provisions thereof made part
Whereas, Said deed of trust provides in
effect that said Company reserves 10 IL
self the right to pay on and redeem on
I The iIrst day Of May Tor on th s,, second ond
Sunday, in any year after the year 1871
and before the year 1913. all OF said bonds
outstanding and unpaid. or SO mnny
thereof as It shall determine selected BY
lot by the said trustee:
Whereas. Said decd OF trust further pro-
vldes In effect that In case the snid Com
pany determines to pay or and redeem.
before they fall due. all Of the said bonds
outstanding and unpaid. by virtue OF thu
right reserved TO 1, rs aforesaid: the said
trustee shall giyc notice o. the numbers
Of tho bonds which shall be paid on and
when such payment will be made by
advertisement published daily Sundays
excepted. for Two successive weeks next
preceding the date fixed by said company
for their payment md redemption before
they fall due, IL some newspaper pub
Virginia, and tina, upon the date hSed by
said Company for tho payment and re:
dcmption OF such outstanding and unpaid
bonds before they fall Que interest upon
such last mentioned bonds shall cease.
and the Interest warrants or coupons
thereto attached. or originally attached 10
the same and severed theretrom. which
shall not have become due. shnll become
nun md void and OF no force or effect
provided such last mentioned notice shall
have been published as aforesaid; and
provided said company shall no, mako de-
fault in the payment OF such last !nca-
TONED bonds: and
Whereas. Said Company has determined
by virtue OF tho right reserved TO 1t as
aforesaid. 70 pay of and redeem on the
frs; day CT May a. y. 1879. at the Rank
OF the Ohio Valley aforesaid, the place
one hundred bonds OF said The whcSl.Hk
sl.ooo 90 each. numbered consccu:!vely
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
TWO GRATEFUL WOMEN
Restored to Health by Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
.Cau Do my Own Work"
Mro. PATMcK DASEnr.
@ West Winsted, Conn, writes:

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,H West Winsted, Conn, writes:
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benefit I have derived from using your
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"Icouldnotslecpat night, had toy walk
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faint away; had u terrible pain In my
heart, bud taste In my mouth NIL the
time and would vomit: butnow, thanks
to Mrs. Pinltham and her Vegetable
Compound, ! feel well and sleep well,
can do my work without feeling tired;
do not bloat or hove any trouble
whatever.
II sincerely thank you for the good
advice you gave nae md for what your
medicine has done for me-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01

London Answers: a little boy and
girl were stnndlrU at the beside O. n
slcl; mother, who was administering
words o! caution to the pair. They were
going out 70 tea. and the mother said.
as she kissed her son: Now, dear, mind
and no, be TOO 6oisterous," HIS little
sister penslvelr remarked as she said
goodbye: Mustn't / be GIrls,erous.
mammal"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
"Cannot Praise 1t Enough.-
Miss GEETIE DUNkIy,

Mlss GEETIE DUNkIH,
Franklin. Neb., writes:
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was at last persuaded to try Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and cannot praise it enough for what
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medicine. ! have recommended 1t TO
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01

The sale OF the above property Ia adj
journed I'LL Wednesday, May g. at the
same time and place. apZ7-2s-myl-j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
TERMS OF SALE.

second and third paragraphs. one-haif
cash on the day OF sale. or as mitch moro
In cash as the purchaser may desire 10
pay: the balance In two equal install.
mcnts payable In six and twelve months
respectively. The Tile TO be reserved an.
I'll the purchase money shall have been
,,ayJ In f,,lI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
FAMILY WORSHIP
Discouraged on Sunday Morning
by Rev. DR.. Cunningham.
DUTY OF PARENTS IMPERATIVE

Tho Home Influence Restraints Many
n Boy From Sin After he has Gone
out Into the World - Beauties of
Family Worship Shown In "thc Cot
tcr's Saturday Nighttime Swcetcr
Picture Than Such n Scene.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
Receiuer's Sale.
ID EcEIvER's SALE.

court Of Ohio county. West Virsn eIisen "
q certain chRacery cause therein ucn5i,.mn
In which ". W. Wood e, al, are PLAINTIFF
undersigned receivers Of the Woods Bto,,ssee
ers' Planning Mill Company. q corpora Ia, ysm'
wifi offer for sale. at public auction, 10 ~.
hlshes, and best bidder, at the north S
county. on Wednesday,, May g. lisa, any
beginning at 10 o'clock n. M, the fol,nuui
Ing described property. to-wi,:
First-All that parcel OF real estate sl,u.
Ohio. and state OF West EirglniaH al ot
scrlbed NJ IctllNo. I, IN square Ma In
spr!ES and Hl ia, s. addition TO ,hc ely
Thlrsyh,ra s,d siy OF and chqRs
the same property. heretofore conyCy.5
TO Wood brothers Planning Mil COM.
pany. n corporation. by John Srr!dcl ami
Anna L; spetdei; 'tis wifs, BY deed Dale,
office OF the CLERK Of the county coTr,
Of Ohio county. West Virginia, in DSsS
Second-All the planning mill machinery
and other fixtures In the planning mil
building situated on tho lot nrst aboys
The real estate described In the Nr,.
paragraph. nnd the machinery and m.
hd
offered for sale Jointly and separately and
".ThiyISThe Y6MowinE described parco,
OF real cstntea,Ituate in the city OF Wheel.
nE a. f o,s s Sns q Ws
in square No. aS In SprigE and RitcS,e's
addition to the city Of Wheeling. stu.
ated ut the corner OF Ihirty-:ixes and
McColloch streets. In said city. being ths
same property heretofore conveyed 10 ths
said Wood Brothers' Planning .Mnl Com.
pany by Daniel l.. Heiskell and F. Maud,
Hciskell. his wife. BY deed dated April
20. 1891. and recorded In the once o. thc
clerk Of the county court OF Ohio county
West Virginia. In Deed Book No. S. pass
Fourth-All the following personal prop.
erty. that Is to, say. all tho lumber, waE.
ons, tools, implements md stock Of mcf.
chandIsc in the hands OF the underslgned
receivers, rs the property OF the Wood
brothers Planning Mil Company. WV
FIfth-The frame building sltuatc on tina
southwest corner OF Thirty-fourth and
Rink. This building. stands on leased
ground. and the building, alone IS 10 b.
sold without any tito TO the real estate
ss sIs Of The o ' ;SS Wooa ewing
Planning Mil Company. n corporation.
The accounts and claims described In This
paragraph will be offered as whole, and
will not be sold In parts.
TERMS OF SALE. W
For the property described In the nrss.
second and third paragraphs. one.haif
cash on the day OF sale. or as mitch mora
In cash as the purchaser may desire 10
pay: the balance In two equal install.
mcnts payable In six and twelve months
respectively. The tile TO be reserved an.
I'll the purchase money shall have been
paid In full.
For the property described In the fourth,
fifth and sixth paragraphs. terms OF sale
cash on day OF sale.
EDWARD WAGNER,
GEORGE D. MAXWELL.
Receivers OF Wood Brothers Planning MIL
Company. apl1
The sale OF the above property IL adj
journcd I'LL Wednesday, May 2. at the
same time and place. apE-29-myl-3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
BY A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester. Va.
-T-RVSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
| OF
\ VALUABLE PoR.TER-SSTIRIIEET RESI-
400 PORTER STREET.

Nv virtue Of q deed of trust. dated Octo-
her y 1885. and recorded IN the clerk s
~+rice 81 the Hastings Court Of the city
III Manchester. In ID. r. Is, page IS. de-
fault having been made I'm the payment
m one of tie notes secured thereby and
being requested so TO do by all parties
connected herewith. / will SELL al pub
lie auction. ON the premises. ou
THURSDAY THE 1pH DAY OF De
GENDER 1850.
at 4.3O o'clock T.. NJ, the above HOUSE
AND LOT. fronting - feet on Porter
street and running back between Four
teouth street and a line parallel therewit h
~ feet to an alley - feet wide. This Is
decidedIy one Of the best lots Ia the city,
and while the dwelling is not very large
II Is very attractive.
TERMS: Cash as TO costs OF executing
this trust taxes. II any due. and 10 pay
said note ~ $500. due October -. 1899,
and upon the following credits: First. a
balance OF SGiOJ2. due 20 the Building.
Loan and Trust Company OF Manches
ter. secured by A deed OF trust. and which
amount is payable IN monthly insfalmont
of s133f. 10 be assumed by the purchaser
second. five notes. all bearing interest
from October IS 1895: 5i-mOnths' note Tor
sos 90 due April 2s. 1890, 60-months note
FOR $500. due october IS. 1900, 6G-months
note for $500. due April -. 1901. r.
months note for $500. due October IS
1901. and 7S-mOnths note for 5000 due
April y. 1902. 10 be assumed by The pur-
chaser. The balance I'm one year. bearing
interest. and secured by deed u trust
A. l.. ADAMSON.
de8 Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
LODGE OF SORROW IN STANTON
Cap,ain Frank W. Cunningham Take
Part in the Exercises.

STANTON, VA, Dec. 4-Speciai-Ihe
order of Elks held their annual memorial
service yesterday afternoon in the opera
House The programme consisted largely
OF music. Captain Frank vs.. Cunningham
rendered two beautiful solos. and assisted
in The qualtettc. The speakers of the
evening were Mr. John W. Fort Of New
Jersey. and Mr.. Hulst Glenn. OF Staunton.
Then were their departed brethren TO be
concentrated. and as each name was
called an electric light was turned OUT
The Opera-H0use was beautifully deco
rated with flowers. Gags and bunting for
The occasion.
Captain Cunningham sang in several Of
the Stamtou churches Yesterday
Major Yost continue to improve. though
still confined TO DIS bed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
ROAN0KE'S NEW COTTON MILL
Mine superintendent Loses His Dwell
ing Iiousc--L Lodge of sorrow.

ing Iiousc-Lodgro of sorrow.
ROANOKE. Va, Dec. A-special-The
new Roanoke Cotton Mil Company has
elected officers as follows: L. r. Fairfax.
president. Edward T.. Stone. vice-prcs-
dent: J.. y. McEiwee, manager, W. $.
Cianahan. secretary ana treasurer The
board Of directors are II. i. Wayne.
Iynchburg: T. W. Goodwin. Ballard j..
HUI. Robert ". Angel. J. r.. Butt. s. d.
Ferguson. and Dr. Joseph i. Upton. OF
Roanoke.
The Norwich Lock Works place. which
originally cost about 10000, has been see
cured as a mill building at cost Of Slo
coo The mill Will start with 5000 spin-
dies. and will be increased TO capacity
Of 1900
Waiter " Taylor. superintendent Of the
mines of the Carter Srudioltc. who
lives three miles south Of Roanoke lost
his res dence by FIRE this morning. Near
lv an OF his household goods were burned.
The fire caught from a spark from the
locomotive Of the road leading 70 the
mines
The Elks lodge ~ sorrow was held AZ
the Acad my of Music yesterday after
noon The ,ul0ev was delivered by Scott
Holmes. of Cincinnati State Senator Ed
ward lyle delivered the memorial adj
dress The chorus was composed OF fifty
trained voices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
GRIM REAPER
IS AT HIS POST
MIR. Henry Heuser Passed Away Sun
day Afternoon.
Mr.. CHARLES VAN KtRANS DEAD
He Was the Mechanical Genius Be
hind the Scenes az the Academy
of Music and Died from APP
oplcxy-Other Deaths.
Mr.. CHARLES VAN KERANS DEAD

Mr. Henry Hcuscr. a resident of this
ritv died al the Retreat for the slcN
suudov afternoon after a long spell Of
,liness
MIR Beuecr had been n with dr0isy
over aimee his return from Germany. ana
RS condition has been known go Doe hope
less.
he was born I'm Ockorshauseu, Marburg
Germany forfv-rfre wears ago and came
10 this countr, insf after ihe war Until
. sto,, ti,,o 90, te ,,.s engaged Bon busl-
ycss on Main street
lie is survived bv au AGED mother and
q sister. both Of whom live 600 Germany
The funeral will take place at 3 % CLOCK
This afternoon from Beuuetts under iaNih-
establishment Tho exercises at me grave
in Hollywood viii bc conducted 10y he'.
Or Paul Mcnzol
The following. gentlemen VIII ACT "s
yall-hearers.
Honorary Messrs a. OBJ. Cowardin.
Wm Zimmerman Louis Bromm. Chas
Jcuker Louis Rucser Louis Euker and
Charles Sal2er.
Active Mcssrs. Edward SchumaRer'
Daniel Schumakcr. Henry briel' jacob
Wolf Hugh Mccurdy, Michael b'nouEh
John Wienhumm Louis bilcl ana MI'
Pricl
charles Van Kcraus died az the 'liy
BIospitsl az 4.go O'Clock yesterday morn
ing from am attack of apopleNy ne was
2 wel-known property man "ho z'''''
artist at the Academy of Music ana was
greatly valued 10y Dis employer
MI kcrans WAS an epiepllf ana mas
frequently been subject of medl I'D i.-
tcntion. During the Elks Memorial Ser
vice at the Academy Of Music SUNDAY
afternoon he was attacked "itn an e'i-
90.
the basement of the Academy ne re-
covered from this ht but shortly after
ward suffered with another and mealcm
attendance was summoned
Drs. Hinchman ANA Cunningham trcat-
81 him. and about $3.50 O'Clock he was care
Tled 10 the city Hospital n the city ann
Cbulancc in charge of Dr Goodc. He was
given the best of attention. but at 4.7
he passed away.
Mr Kerans was rcclusc lie spoke
little Of his life. Tie was born in Ohio
and lived long time in Cincinnati ills
relative. now reside I'm Basic city. 500
stated that he was married. bat The
whereabouts If his wife SIS not known hIs
relatives al Basic city were communicat
cd with by wire Yesterday by Manager
Leah
Manager Lcah expressed great sorfo"
o. the death of Mr.. kcrans.
ole was good fellow and genius
said AIR Le1th land DIS place VIII DE
hard % fll"
The funeral VIII take place this evening
from the establishment of j. w. bilel,
undertaken, and the interment VIII Dee DID
Oakwood cemetery. Rev. pr. H. N.
Calisch will conduct services NJ the grave
and the pall-bearcrs will he chosen from
the employees OF thc Academy
DEATH OF MRS. MEREDITH
Mrs Jennie IL Mercdlih uifd aI Ii'
residence of her -on-in-law. Mr hchaii
son. All north TWeuty-siNth street. sum
day. after q severe illness.
Mrs. Meredith was iorme. iF OF Jdch
son. Louisa county ana h"d oeen Jul
fichUond about Two mohln-. 7"' was '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
CARD0ZA TRIAL,
Case Will BE Proceeded with This
Morning.

Morning.
The United States District Court con-
~ened in December term yesterday morn
ing. Judge Edmond Waddm. Jr. pre-
siding.
The FIRST case called for trial was that
of United States SIS. A. W. Cardoza. col
ored. charged with tampering with the
United States mails CardoZa was "a
mail agent ON the Southern railway and
ran between Richmond and Danville. Let
tiers containing money going over this
route had been reported ass missing and
Cardoza was suspected OF knowing some
thing about them. A decoy letter cone
tanning marked money was sent so as TO
pass through Cardoza's hands. and this
letter was reported missing. Cardoza
was searched and according 10 tie tcs-
timony of po-to1lce Inspector John IT,
Irving and Clerk Russell. OF the Rich
nond office the marked money was found
in Card0za's possession
The other witness was Post
master Barksdale. OF Danviiie and
he corroborated Mr. lrying's testimony
regarding The sending OF the decoy letter
The United States Is represented by
District Attorney Allen and Assistant
District Attorney De Jarnette. Attorney
George u. Wise. H. T. Wickham and
James II. Hayes are counsel for Cardoza.
The defense entered demurrer against
the first count IN the indictment but II
was ovcrrulcd by Judge Waddill
The trial was resumed yesterday af'er-
noon but was adjourned until this morn
ing owing 20 the inability OF Assistant
Postmaster Carter. OF Danyilie, TO be
present
The case Of the United states VS.. Morris
Becker. charged with the violation Of he
immigration laws. viii not come mp for
trial az this term owing 90 the illness Of
i,oebe Kipain. one Of the witnesses.
The case OF Thomas II. Smith, c0lored.
charged with violation Of the postal
laws. will also 80 over until the April
term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
TAN NOIICI.
Onice Collector CITY Taxes.
Room :. first floor, city Hall

Richmond Va. Dec l. $500
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS THE LAST
HALE OF CITY TAXES. fEEAL rs
TATE AND personal. for 1883. is
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE al this
onlCe.
EVERY male twcniy-one years of
axe. and rNEBY person keeping house
or doing business in the city H assessed
for personal taxes. Those Who have not
plll any CITY taxes during the Etar viii
please cau and settle. so as 90 avoid
bein. posted as delinqucuts.
gEApING. PAVING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
due. and viii have 10 DE declare deiin-
oucnt if not paid on or before end of
FIVE PER CENT was added to an
tax bills real or personal, not hait paid
on or before JUNE 3oth.
FIVE PER CENT will be added 10
last hair If not paid on or before DE
CFNHFR 2lst 1900. ..-.-,
Interest M SIX PER CENT also at-
talhcs to au bills as soon as reported
Particular attention is called 10 thc
ahlrvc as under au ordinance passed hy
the Citv Council there can De- no AVOID
ance of the per cent. penalty after De
Onice omen from, $50 \. ". 10 6 p. NJ
FRANK w. CUNNINGHAAf
dc1 Collector a. CITY TaVcs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
THE sOUTHTRN's MACNIFICENT
IN EQUIPPED DINING CAR SER

The Southern Railway win ON December
10Th naueurate fuu and complete dining
car service on the New York and Florida
Epress trains 80. SO and g. I'M addition
10 this ON January @. its popular train
for past seasons "The Florida Limited"
will again Doc placed in service This
pqlaual train viii also De provided with
up-to-dlte hNuroua hotel dining cars THE
service outlined above. constitutes three
finely appointed limited trains, daily IN
each direction. offered 20 the travelling
public between northern and southern
pOints
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
SICK HEADAGEE
Positively cured by these
Little Pills.

spring Of lSgS. he stated that be did not
think he would again aspire 90 this Of
fee.
Mr. Smith told a reporter yesterday
that so many friends had urged hin 10
run again and. as % number who for
merlv opposed him have united in the
request. De would enter the race and
make The neht of his life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05

..,b Dixie Nerve ana Bone Liniment will
',rs rneumatism pains in The back.
'r4rlder.. sides and limbs. S,if Joints
...sre.s i'm The muscles and sinews are
.,iotdv relieved with "a few applications
w. Divie Nerve and Bone Liniment II
o,rss neuralgia. it removes and cures
c9rns and hmiors without pain. it is
Inc beef IMMINENT for both man and beast
Price IS cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and mlghtiest little thing
that ever was made IS Dr. Kings New
LIE Pius. Every pin is "a sugar-coatod
elobulo of health, that changes weakness
INTO strength hstlCs sncss into energy.
hraln-f4c into mental power They're
wonderful in buiidiug up the health. Only
q cents per box. sold by Owens & Minor
Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
AUCTION SALES--This DaY.
..- .- r-----~~-
By a. J.. Adamson,
Real Estate Aucti0neer,
Manche ster Va.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
MULES. CATTLE HOGS CORN. FEED
AND q GENERAL ASsOEl MENt
OF NEW FARMING NIPPLE
AIENTS AND MACHINERY
ON the farm known as "STEELES.' be-
LONGING 90 the estate of the late Wallace
C Andrews which fronts on the Buck
inaram Road about one mile west oi
Midlothian. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1879.
at 70 o'clock 49, . Mules. Cows ana
Ye.rlines. % Hogs and shoat7. is shlon.
3 T,yo-Horsc Wagons, 4 sets of Wagon
Harness. Plow Harness. : TWo-fiofse
prows Siucle PloWs. Cultiyators
Corn Planters. Two-Horse Tread Power.
ueIt. Power Eu-Iare Cutter and &i-tool
Carrier Feed cutter. Separator Grind
Stone cider MIL Churn. and a general
assortment of Saw. Hoes Forks Spades
sboyeis. Grass-bla1es. Grain Cradles, etc.
An these implements. Tools and M1ch.u-
cry have been purchased NEW during the
past two years.
TERMS. At sale
C. C.. ST.. JOHN. Executor
s. J.. Atkinson. Auctioucer.
EyJ. D. CaueaL Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE. or -
L FEET OF GROUND ON NoltLit
4y,ENTE sL7o5 ,oN III H i,.,.5dT M HI5d
TWO DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS ~
a GOOD LOCAIIIY.-By virtue of "a GER
tlu decd of trust. oa.cd october ID. lol,.
clerks onice. in Dccd-Eook 40. 15l A..
maze 115 default having been made 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-05
BY T. A. Catlin.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
No q north Eleventh street
MAGNIF ICENT
Business Property,
Either for Manufacturing or
for the IObbing Trade, With
Unsurpassed Shipping Fa-
CiIitieS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
At request Of the owners, ] Will on
THURSDAY. December ~. 1899,

M - o'clock noon sell. al public auction
i'm los IN suft the demand, that most de-
sirable and unexcelled BUSINESS PROP
ERTY. commencing at the passenger dg,-
pot of the Southern railway and extend
ing westerly between the river ana lne
private street formerly owned by lae
Haxall-Crenshaw CO.. distance OF nearly
seven hundred G0o) feet
This property has a depth ranging tfom
one hundred and nifty 900 90 two num-
drcd (2OO) feet In front OF when theie Is
now a railroad. sidings 90 which may ur
extended into the various buildings Whip u
NAV be- erected thereon az a most insle-
nilcant cost which Will not only save inc
heavy expense Of drayage, bur Will en-
able j0bbcrs 10 load and unload sood7
during the seyercSt raiu-storms Ut D. Npl
only well located Tor shipping, but 10 D.
within "a few hundred yards OF the pu-l-
ness centre Of the city. This is the very
best ouuorturity for securing shipping it-
cilities at "a convenient point that has ever
been offered dealers in heavy goods. ana
warehouses built thereon Will of necessiI y
command large returns. on these lois
are several most substantial granite touu-
dations. capable OF standing any weisht
that could be heapcd ON them. and ~ is
not expected that they viii bring ono
fourth Of their value Nothing more ale
tractive as Il safe. enduring inFeslm hl
could be oNefed 10 capitalists. FOR as a
location FOR tobacco ana storage ware
houses. and place for heavy bus ness OF
am kinds. Il ls bound 10 take the front
rank.
TERMS. One-fourth cash; balance six.
twelve and eighteen months. or an cash.
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DEB Auctioneer.