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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-22
PAWTUxET VALLEY

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hanna, OF Olney.
Vile. are guests OF friends in Wash.
ington.
Warwick Hose Co. No. 2. of Centre
vile, will visit the Foresters fair. al
Temperance hall, Clyde. Saturday ev-
ening.
Tramps have b4ome a nuisance in
Riverpoint, and are so insolent in their
behavior when the food that Is offered
them does not suit, that women are
afraid OF them. Yesterday one OF them
barely escaped a fogging for his inso-
| lence
In the match game between No. 1
ana teams played last night at the
! opera house, Riverpoint. No. 2 team
won, the score standing No. / 1867, No.
l2s'; Another game will be played
a week from Thursday evening be-
tween the same teams at the same
place. the losers TO pay for an oyster
supper 10 the winners, pay all expenses
and act as walters at the table.
Mr.. w Howard. OF Natick, is having
his residence on Main street renovated
and repaired.
Street lights are much needed be-
tween Westcott and Natick. 1t Is a
dark place.
Coventry Council. No.29. o. u. AN.
held an interesting meeting in Odd Eel
lows hall, Anthony, last evening.
The young men OF Natick will give
an entertainment on StPatrick's night
that promises TO be one of the best
ever held in that place.
The series OF revival meetings in the
Epworth chapel Arctic, are becoming
matters OF public interest. Large num-
bers are in attendance. the speaker is
forceful, the singing spirited and the
interest in the meetings increasing
Volunteer Circle, Kings Daughters
met last evening with Mrs. Charles |
Cole. Hope.
AT the musical entertainment in the |
parish house, Phenix. Friday evening |
the old ballads of Scotland with be sung
by Mrs. Alice Wentworth McGrgor. /
several violin solos will be played by |
Virginia Boyd Anderson and lantern 4
slides OF Scottish scenery will be placed |
on exhibition by Mr.. w. f. Smith.
A gang Of hoodlums whose yelling
has recently made night hideous on
Clyde square has become so unbearable
that warrants have been issued for the
arrest OF the principal leaders.
The fair OF the Foresters at Temper
ance hall, Clyde. is largely attended
and evidently is a very profitable in
vestment for Warwick council.
A masquerade ball by the pupils of
Dancing Master Hill was given in the
parish house, Phenix. Tuesday which
was a very enjoyable affair. Twenty
four numbers were danced and an
elaborate supper spread at midnight.
The vacation of the $l25 clock on the
'entreville hose house is equaled in
ength to its price.
Walter Randall OF East Providence is
he guest of friends in Hope.
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" TIE PJRlSH tRisST.'

Daniel Sully has been frequently
seen here, where his work has always
been appreciated. but he never ap-
peared to such advantage as I'm the
character OF Father Whalen. In THE
Parish Priest" IN which he has just
closed successful three weeks en-
gagement at the Park Theatre
Although the play tells simple.
homelke story. the priest is called up
on 10 picture every human emotion.and
Mr.. Sully does n artisically. In one
scene he is che rollicking. jovial. good
natured man. In another the crushed.
heart-broken man; then the dctermin-
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ARRESTED AS
AN EMBEzzLER.
Bailey Taken Into Custody by
Detective al Boston.
HIS ACCOUNTS SHORT S4275.
He Was Formerly Assignee Of the SpauIdlng
q Oarn.x O;..nl. O.-
He Was Formerly Assignee Of the SpauIdlng
& Pepper Bicycle Company
REMOVED FROM POSITION BY COURT.
For Many Months hs Creditors Tried 10 G,i In
Touch With Him, bul Without Success.
What an Expert Founi.

Boston, Feb. 22.-Detective Thornlhil
OF the Pinkerton agency last night ar
rested an alleged embezzler in the per-
son of Jesse II H.Bailey,4O years Id. who
claims residence in Springfield.
Bailey is charged in the warrant with
embezzling 1925, while acting as as
signee Of the Spaulding q Pepper COM
pany, bicycle manufacturers, of Chico
pee.
In 1898 he was appointed assignee OF
the bankrupt concern. For some time
he performed the duties OF the office in
an apparently satisfactory manner but
during the spring of 1899 there was a
feeling among the creditors that the
settlement OF the business was not be-
Ing properly carried on. on Jan. 3l900
Bailey was removed from the office.
His accounts when filed showed
balance i'm the First National bank OF
Chicopee of $i0,O15.65. Later an invesi-
cation showed that the deposit had
dwindled TO $500.
Al the time the account was filed the
court ordered the money transferred TO
a bank which would pay interest on the
deposit, and on March Z. 1899 a trans
fer was made OF $S7l317 from the Chic
opee bank 10 the Pynchon National
bank OF Springfield.
This amount had increased by means
OF interest and some small payments so
that on Jan. / last the account showed
balance OF 1924 due the creditors OF
the concern. A further investigation
was made. when II was learned that as
matter OF fact only S4999 was actual
ly on deposit 10 the credit OF the ac-
count
When this state OF affairs was dis
covered an expert was put on the as
signed books and IL was learned. IL is
alleged, that Bailey had drawn out on
personal checks S4400 in sums OF $50 TO
$500.
From November, 1899 the creditors
enaeavored TO get in touch with Bal
ley, who was last seen on Nov. Z, but |
without success. M
ON Feb. a. hf account as assignee !
came up before the tourt at Springfield |
for hearing. AT ibis hearing the FL |
deity and Deposit security company OF |
Maryland, which was on his bond for
$4,000. signified their Willingness to
pay whatever sum the court said was
due the creditors from Bailey
Immediately after this warrant was
Issued at the instance Of the security
company through their Boston agent.
Mr.. Cambria, who placed the matter in
the hands OF De.ective Thornhfll.
Bailey viii be taken 10 Chicopee. He
was a bicycle salesman. we'll known to
fealers I'm New England and the west
srn states.
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A CARD.

We. the undersigned d. hereby agree
60 refund the money on 80 cent bottle
on Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar II
u rails 20 cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-ceni bottle 10 prove
satisfactory or money refunded
Blandir- & Banding a w Fenne-
Kenyon, Smith & Co. Ii. V. O'Donneil.
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The old LAZY heap-TIas your
grandfather cut smoking yet? The last
time ! saw him he told me he was go-
ing 20 do 50 soon
Her Young N.sltor-My grandfather
died last week
The Old LADY (s.ill deaD-Yes7 Has
he quit smoking yet?-Harlem Life.
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Swan Point Cemetery,
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Train servlee from provIaencs.
Corrected To Ian 81 1aoo

Objects North Main street.
An omnibus runs from the junction q
Angel and South Angel streets % ths
cemetery on Sundays every AZ minutes
from 10 a. m. to .. m.
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD
EASTERN DISTRICT.

A Time Table giving fun inforns,,...
as TO local and through train serv,ca
may pe obtained at Providence statlon
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Z AucTIo x saLEs--.Futuro ~.
BY N w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
ON GROVE AVENUE AND on HAN.
OVER, IVY AND OTHER STREETS,
By AUCTION.

In execution of & certain deed of trust.
dated October Il. 1885, and recorded in
clerks office of Henrico County Court, in
Deed-Booii 12S B. page 26I, we viii, at
the request of the beneficiary. there iay-
ing been default IN the payment OF q por-
ton of the debt secured. sell. by public
auction, on the respective premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER &c, 1900,
beginning at clock z. NJ, the follow.
ing REAL ESTATE, or so much thereof
as may be neceSsary--to -Wlt:
G) That BLOCK OF LAND, situated on
the north side of Grove avenue, begin
ming q t its northwestern intersection with
Meadow Street; thence running west
warGly along ana fronting lao feet {
inches on Grove Avenue. and thence back
between parallel lines 10 feet 9 inches 10
an alley III the rear 20 feet wide.
(2) That certain BLOCK OF LAND,
beginning at the intersection of the south
crrl line OF Hanover Street with the west
err lire OF Meadow Street. running west
criy and fronting 40 feet inches on the
southern line of Hanover Street, and
thence bacl. between parallel lines 173
Ieet . inches to the aforesaid alley.
tSj That certain BLOCK OF LAND,
beginning 81 feet . inches west of the in
tcrseCtiun of the northern fire OF Grove
Avenue with the western line of Straw
berry Street; thence running westWardiy
a distance of 3uJ feet ) inches to Elm
Street, and thence back between parallel
lines 133 feet to an alley - feet wide
II nc. ~ - - 49,, liz IL 49,
dtontihs or te -
2tfGSt, eS.eotss : ', ~ 81
inches, and running back 1l9 feet inches
~ aii 49, ~ iSet NJ on,
10 y 'sttt' Oh
.as ,o ~ 9iae ~
i.iS ~ sl,1lu ~
e l9n , ~ d % ats s
Ia III iiioiil' 70 az "lies - 1ecl
rev ,r i,.,t ,..;, Dr oc,1< c,1,.>rr, ~
l.etdt 80 VI
rom -Nea az, 70 10 "Ialia street, His-
t.tdiSS VI 90 = iic9 ~ q oGp&i "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-23

In execution of two certain deeds OF
tr-slst-one dated Goth June 1895. and the
other June /. 1896, from Henry Heuser,
Clow deceased and duly recorded. VII
offer for SALE at time and place mention
ed, the real estate conveyed by the afore-
said deeds and therein described as "a
lot of land, with the Improvements there
on on the south line Of Broad, between
Foushee AMI Adams Streets, commencing
AZ a point forty-seven feet east of the in
tcr>section of Adams Street. running east
wardly and fronting on said Broad Street
TWENTY-FIVE FEET. and running back
between parallel lines ONE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY-THREE Q3S) TO a wide al
ley
The Improvements consist of a Two
Story Brick Building, now rented al a
fair rental.
Such real estate as this seldom comes
on the market, and investors desiring 10
make tirst-class investments. with every
advantage as to location woIId Go well TO
bear the sale in mind and attend.
TERMS: Cash as to- cost Of executing
the trust and sufficient TO pay off the
following: $3.50, With ;nteress from July
!. 1899. amount due under the tirst-men-
toned deed, and $3.50 and interest from
July ], 1899, being the amount due under
the second deed: balance at one and two
years, for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by trust deed; or all cash,
at the option OF the purchaser.
r. B. MCURDY. Trustee.
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On the III Line R.IIsoas,.

~
pET'VEEN r. ND Sl}T5T,TG-T AND
I GFQ# LAY E.y IN
,r,>-,f,, \, Nlii, .SGaE3.,, ~. oee
CO,--yt1 lsl al E.S 49, ~ n !. ~,
@ = = : -
1,,- virtue OF "a 81 tegee az 4t,a picI,,,7o,,d
~ ~ and Equity r il III a. CtniGeI-
49, afltf lvtfeS "a GoldaTs3aI.rr 81 ais
,S,t99red july 81 and 1S5l,rti,I -
o,ttfnr If said CscH We tbaEs.aci9J lF5rY-
r,SisEi,5rers thereinH 2Boaaiagfnr t;9a Mn
nose I,r viii proceedE e sell atsbltblIi. auc-
ton, on the respeH Prernises, as fol-
lows:
THURSDAI, ol;gZR Fo5. 1850,
r,.,o-Jy the III 0F On &c. So &c
- sect f,etwe3 Je:! - 14i
- srrects Said los ir0nts 55Afnat ,n5re
~ aDtt Iess with deDtna u lij fGpt more ar
OF 80 li1e,st1ji H. via - ttiOi -
ie9S' - ,,,fsThJ CK D
~ q an ",
the THREE S1,AHt- sa a az 49, SUBURBAN
PLOTS in the WestR on the Rich
| rIon5i, frederlcAsoGiEE % Iolumac Rail-
road Belt Line, 0eL"vefA '-o5i Street and
Grove Avenue: VI
l. The PLOI or ~ ACRES, on
Kens-ngton ANenGc, anfA SlJo.nilS the
Belt Line on the east an Y tOating there
on 1I2 feet, more or less GalnS 3S-l00
acres more or ieas.
>. The PLOT OF u S9-lo0 q T RES. 'front.'
ing on kensinGton avenue "a ..,;ss.s :2iiIG
the Belt Line on the. Eesr (-tz fronting
thereon $50 fect, more or let and con
tanning Is H0-lg5 acres; more less.
Of the above plot Of u S9-IQ9 IS, 'front.'
ing on the Kensington road 200 chains,
more or less, ana conSannS 12 acres,
more or less.
These valuable plots q srol0d are in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-23
Wn1. e. Pi2zini Company.
Real Estate AuctioneerS.

A UCTIoN SALE OF THREE DEsIR-
N ABLE DWELLINGS ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND
aCOGTTSg STREETS.-At the request OF
the.owner. who has determined to sell, We
~ WEDNEspAY. OCTOBER p. 1890.
at 4 p NJ, the THREE DWELLINGS, Nos.
lbI. lu: and 100 COUrTS STREET, No.
s1U1 being a large detached brick and
s franc house of rooms, city water ana
I,apered, with lot IIx75 feet occupied by
owner: Nos. io3 and 1o5 being frame
dwellings of G. rooms each. city water
renting for S:2S annually b. tirst-class
tenants; never vacant. All Of the above
are nafirst-class order..-newlN painted, &c.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
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BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate -AlctiOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THOSE THREE
/ ATTRACTIVE AND WELL-RUILT'
HOUSES, Nos. 1912, I61l AND 1916
GROVE AVENUE, BETWEEN VINE
AND WA4-.(IJT. STREETS. OCCUPIED,
RESPECTIVELY, BY REV l. ". MER-
GER. ADRIAN WARWICK. ESQ. AND
W. r. PINEGAN. ESQ.-In execution of
q deed OF trust, dated July 10. 1895, and
recorded III the clerks office of the Chan
Gerry Court of The city of Richmond in
Deadlock LOO b. page as. there having
been default in the payment OF the debt
secured, and being required so to DO by
the beneficiary. we viii sell, by public
auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1900.
at $50 o'clock p N. the HOUSES above
referred to- together with the lots upon
which they stand. fronting together 60
feet on the north side of Grove Avenue,
and running back between parallel lines
IL, feet to q i,i-foot alley. These are
most Observation-Disclosures houses, are
VOL located, and will be sold separately,
thus ft!fnrei1fg persons of moderate means
an orio,-t unity OF, securing homes, which.
though modest in proportions, are de-
i!ghtTully. situated as respects neighbour
E hood. etc They have gas, water, bath
and ether conSeiliences.
TERMS: By consent one-tlaird cash.
ard the residue for j term not exceeding
three years, with interest haifsyearly. and
secured By a trust-deed; separate notes
for principal and interest.
W. T. HARRIS,
n. S. BOWIE.
oc19 Trustees.
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sIYUg;loNs .yANva:D--ron,ale

sEICaf-iU-s' ~ a \ ..D-- Z ciilale.
WANTED IN EXPERIENCED LADY
stenogral 1er and typewriter, with q
thorough knowledge of office work, de-
s.res q fesit5on at once: highest testi-
:aoa5aI frm present employer. Address
Hiss NJ. are Leader office.
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BY II. a. McCurdy,
PsaI Estate AucrOnee-
JUSTICES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED AND
VERY DESIRABLE BROAD-STREET
PROPERTIES. NO p.
SITUATED ON SOUTH. LINE, OPPO-
SITE BROOK AVENUE, AND BE
TWEEN FOUSHEE AND ADAMS
STREETS. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
AT 1.:3G O'CLOCK z. NJ.
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GREETINGS.
Southern Railway Company.

Southern Railway Company.
Rich.nontl, Va, Oct. :. 1900,
ANNUAL MEETING OF
the STOCKHOLDERS of the SOUTH
ERS RAILWAY COMPANY. for the
purpose of electing directors anC. for the
transaction of such other business a.
may come before the meeting. Will be
held at Eirs Office CT the company il the
city of Richmond, Va, on TUESDAY.
October %. 1870. AZ 10 o'clock 4. VI.
JOSIAH r. HILL,
Secretary.
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WANTED

WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR LARGE
room ON third floor. and one on second
floor, furnished o.. unfurntshed, suitable
Tor couples. Good table BOARD Mrs.
LIEN, pol South Third Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-23

THE ANIMAL. MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF the RICHMOND
TRACTION COMPANY VIII be held. as
required, by the bv-ia VS. or the company
1T the company's office, Nc. ia& East
Main Street. Richmond va at L. n,
cIisTtJESDxSY. November 8. 1890.
EVERETT WADpEsY,
Secretary Richrss.n,l Tracusu Co.
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aUcTfoNs aLI2s--iSu1ure pays


Court OF Chesterfield county. entered on
tlie 18th day of September 1857, in the
suit o. Schatte,S Executor Us. Schultz
ara Others, we will sell, at public auction.
in front OF the residence. on the prem
Uses, Oh
TUESDAY, THE S1TH DAY OF OCTO-
Der, 1900,
at 1 o'clock L. III, the following REAL
Isl. That IitGaI IMPROVED FARM,
containing 2ltti ACRES. fronting on the
River Road. the Bon Ai;. Road and on
the Belt Line Railroad. about one mile
from Forest Bili Park,
Locally this has always been Known
as the most lsrontaiJla truck farm IN the
county II l. equally as valuable for
dairy farming The buildings are com.
4nr.tasie dwelling, barns. stables and all
other buildings necessary 70 operate such
a farm
As this property IS in the most attrac-
tive suburb OF ZIG ta1zlona and Masscnss-
ter q surrey has been made suhalTiding
il into four G..els, thus tsiKins ali an OPP
rortpnity 10 purchase.
Forest Hill isaIas is to be greatly i'm
proved Tor next season. This viii add
2G. Ti,e TRACT CT WOODLAND, con-
tanning tSi2 ACRES. more or less, about
fi?ree miles from Manchester. fronting on
The warwick Bon Air roads. adjoining
Beaufoflt Springs. This land is al
ifaeiiveiy located. and is coYered with
oak and pine wood
80 ia4iAists' i1asIitGlafSs ana DtaiSa apply
TO The anctioneer. WHO will la ke pleasure
I'm giving information
TERMS: one-fourth cash. the balance
IN enc. TWO and three years, deferred
payments beaFlnts interest. title 10 be re-
tanned III the pssfehase-nsoaey, is fully
paid and conveyance ordered by- the
court BERNARD 6. SG9j5TTE.
HENRY G.. FOgSTMANN,
Executors.
\ A., -.
Of the executors by The above deere. Ma
1ean executed. E. II. TEI.oCREay.
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sfgnee. Regisa
is a I.7aDe trust flnas -, =.
mana the
in h S Sc
rights and
uTor 10 accoIrt
order
and iii inct foTthc
Largest and be-
receipe ant t<-N-- 1r-tr
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sp!GC.Ai. MOTTO Z.

TO OWNERS OF ANIMALS:
HP / PLJMMER BALDWIN, the
,,.nI1-i,rowu VETERINARY SURGEON.
has located in Richmond, and for the
present can be found at Hicks Stables,
5i2 Second Street. near Broad. The Doe
for has had Il long experience in country,
city and hospital practice. Diseases OF
ali domestic animals treated in humane
and scientific manuer-the horse, OK and
dog Old Phone 60.
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itCE RENT

g To II iEINA
FOR RI.NT, a NICE DETACHED
Brick House. eight rooms, bath and
pantr land large yard in nice neigh
borhog, and nicely furnished, at 5000
per ninth. or unfurnished ct $1,000 per
month q For particulars address FOR
RENT care Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-23

WANTED, DESIRABLE BoABDERs At
.t0;; East Main Street Good rooms and
the best of table board. Call today
Mrs. NJ Z. HERBERT
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BY request Of julius Brautigam. Esq,
executor. we shall sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER p, 1900.
ut 40 o'clock r. NJ, the above-ramed
WELI.-tNoWN AND VERY DEslR-
ABLE RESIDENCE. No. 30, on the
north side of Marshall Street, between
Second and Third Streets, being most
substantial and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
two-story basement and attic brick resi-
dence OF about . rooms, Of good size
having wide halls. ample light and verti-
lation, the usual city conyeniences. and
a very substantial tWo-story detached
brick kitchen, the entire premises being
in good repair.
The lot fronts IS feet, extending back
within parallel ines los feet to an alley
The location is especially convenient
and pleasant. and The property such as
win command good rental and make d
TERMS: one-third cash; balance in
equal instruments at SIX and twelve
months, by negotiable notes. with inter
est added ana secured by decd Of trust.
or the entire purchase money in cash, at
the option Of the oaGchaseT
]. 3. ELAN & co.
SEQ Auct3oneers
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WANTED. \ BRIGHT. ENERGETIC.
ambitious Boy, about 10 years OF age,
10 act as office boy in office 81 South
Atlantic Life insurance Company
Chamber of Commerce building Must
write legibie hand and not be afraid
OF work.
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/ will sell, by public auction, on the

/ will sell, by public auction, the
premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %, 1900,
at o'clocl p. NJ. that HIGHLY VALU-
ABLE STORE PROPERTY above re-
ferred To- fronting 10 feet > inches in Eff
teenth Street. and running back ~ feet
The Improvements consist OF a substan-
tial four-story brick warehouse. and be-
ing in the midst Of the best jobbing sec
ton, close to a spur track of the South
ern Railway Company, just across the
street from the proposed local freight
depot OF the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
and with d breed front, il is very suit.
able for any heavy business. and should
engage the attention Of merchants and
investors.
TERMS: One-tt lird cash. and the resi-
due for a term of not exceeding four
years. with interest half yearly, and Sc
cured by a trust-deed; separate notes for
principal and interest.
Executor of Noryell Ryland, deceased.
ocl9
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OF MESSRS. PEsiBERTON,
CoRDES x CO.,
AND a GOOD FRAME DWELLING, NO.
go NORTH SECOND STREET.
In execution of a decree of the Rich
nond. Ci1ancecy Court. entered May !;
1885, il. the suit OF Bryce VS.. Dabney,
i VIII sell, by auction, upon the prem
ises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1900,
the property above mentioned:
list 1t l. o'clock NJ, that CHOICE
BUSINESS PROPERTY. fronting SO feet
on the south side OF road, between Fou-
shee and Adams Streets, by depth OF
j59-i2 feet to an alley upon which it
has q front of 2S feet 11ai inches, the
western lire being slightly Irregular IN
nc rear, yet the lot has q fun width of
30 feet 10 within about p feet OF the
alley. y plat OF survey viii be exhibited
III Time OF sale. Upon this lot are two
Yards paying taxes &c, until The iortu-
nate purchaser wishes To build.
I'd st $50 O'Clock +. ii, that FRAME
DWELLING. No. go North Second
OF Second Street. between Clay and Leigh
streets. containing s rooms.
The paroles interested are determined to
sea-, so you may attend with the assur-
ance that this is not u mere test of the
market
TER-sls: one-third cash; balance upon
Il credit of one and two years. for notes,
interest payable semt-annualiy, and title
retained until whole purchasc-noney is
- WILLoUGHBY NEWTON, JR.,
Special Commissioner
I hereby certify that the bond required
of the special commissioner by the above
mentioned decree has been duly given.
CRAS. O. SAViALII.
oc19 Clerk.
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BY McNe1gh & G:inn.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
no. ILL., East Main Street.
A UCTION SALE
No, 2I3 North Twentieth ST,

At request of owner, we will offer for
sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER d, 1900,
at ) o'clock +. H., that VERY NALU-A-
BILE AND ATTRACTIVE TNO-STORN
BRICK DWELLING. No. 213 North
Twentieth Street. The house contains 6
large rooms, With 4 closets, pantry, bath,
hot and cold water; is papered through
a good back yard The lot fronts 1G feet
q inches or1@east side of Twentieth Street
and runs back 20 feet to alley.
Any one desiring a first-class brick in
vestment or home should attend this sale,
as it is one OF the most desirable dwell
ings in this section.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months, interest
added. and secured by deed OF trust on
property McVEIGH & GLINN,
AuctiOneerS.
time oc 20,2I, .799t