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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08
Notice tor Publication.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
given that the following nameu Set er has Fl Ell
notice OF ais intention to make final ptvot In sup
port OF his claim, and that said proof Will be
made before the Register and Receiver Mt Mitch
els =. on Aug. Is, 1904, viz: John Pavek, H., IS.
NO. 508S2 TOT the northeast quarter section q.
township LOB north, range 81 west.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: Joseph Kotrba, John Heysett, Nick
Schneider, Anton Urban, all of Mitchell, S. ID.
GEO. f. FOSTER, Register,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08
Voting In the Commons.

In Che British house of commons, as
o as the question to be decided is
put from the chair. a clerk at the table
sets in motion a huge sand glass, famil.
1arly Known to members as the egg
boiler" probably because 1t takes three
minutes to run out. AS the last sand
runs through the glass the s~ergeant-at-
arms instantly locks the massive oak
doors of the chamber and only those
members who have succeeded in get
ing through the doorway can vote.
Heauty
Really beautiful things can't go out.
They may disappear for d little while,
but they mast come back. It's only
the ugly things that stay out after
they've had their day.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08

Are you thin? Would you like to
get fat and plump? Tried "laugh-
ing" 'twouldn't work-now take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
twill Go the business. IS cents, tea
or tablets. Scallin Bros.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08
Left In the Ruah.

Richard-Why aren't you married,
Rebecca?
Rebecca-Oh, statistics show there
are not enough men to go around, and
l never was good at any kind of a
scramble.-Cincinnat Commercial Trib-
une.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08

Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks, and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment
never fails. Instant relief, perman.
ent cure. At any drug store, so
cents.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08
suiet. In Numbers.

II wonGc.. how the editorial we
~originated:"
Il suppose it was started by some
editor who had to sail into the per
sonal character of some husky man
and wanted to make the man believe
he'd have to lick more than one."-
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08

a little life may be sacrificed to
an hours delay. Cholera infantum,
%dysentery, diarrhoea come suddenly.
Only safe plan is to have DR.. Fowl
er's Extract Of Wild Strawberry al
ways on hand.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08
Came Home Broke

Jiggson-l heard you We're out at the
fair.
~Jaggson-out. l should say so. /
was out all l had with me.-chelsea
(Mass.) Gazette.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08
The Holleran Piano Contest.

Considerable interest is being
manifested in the piano contest in
augurated recently by Geo. G. Hol-
leran and eight churches and socie-
ties are now set up as candidates, and
as many Others may come in that de-
sire to. Auditor Markham made the
count of the ballots Friday and the
following is the result:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08
Had a Taste.

she-Were you ever in one of these
iir ships?
He-No, but l was in an elevator
when it fell once.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08

Works wonders while you sleep,
brings bright eyes, red lips, lovely
color. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes people happy. 35 cents,
tea or tablets. ScaIlin Bros.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08

Judge of Fourth Judicial Circuit
Frank b. Smith, of Mitchell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08
THE FIRST STEP

Toward recovering your health is made
when you m taking Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. 1t restores the stomach to
a normal condition, corrects the liver, pro-
NOTES bowel regularity and induces restfu
sleep. Doctors endorse and recommend it.
1t always cures Vomiting. boating, Head
ache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dizziness,
Cramps and Malaria, Fever and Ague.
Try one bottle and be Convinced Of its
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REPUBLICAN, JUDICIAL TICKET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
$4,000
STOCK GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
AT AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 18TH, 1904,

. : I'D, .
We will sell for a party declining bust
ness at our warerooms, No 1905 Enst
Main Street Second lloor) Wednes-
day. October II, commencing at 1890
a. NJ, 5000 stock of General Merchan-
disc, embracing everything In that line
SUCH as Clothing. Shoes. Hats, Under
-takcr Supplies, Ladies and Children's
wear. Shirts, Collars. Notions, etc.. etc.
rms Is an unusually large stock, and IN
GOOD order. Parties wishing to add to
their whole stock. or any part of same
communicate With us at once, so goods
can be arranged In time Cor the sale.
Fuller description Will DO given In he
daily papers of next week.
Catalogues and circulars will be mailed
to the trade.
Sale positive TERMS-Casl,
nlcHMoNb AUCTION COMPANY, 4
Geo a valentine. Auctioncer.
Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch,
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.
Geo. w. Mayo. Aucticnecr,
No. 10 ~. Seventh ST. ~

/ will sell ut my auctiot house
TOMORROW (NIoniny) MORNING,
commencing ut 1880 o'clock several
Oak Bookcases and Secretaries. Wal.
nut, Hall Isncks, Office Desks, Re-
yolving Chairs. New style Duplicat-
ing Apparatus, Pnrlor5 Organ, Square
Piano, Walnut Sitlebonids, Bureaus,
Washstantls, Wardrobes, Oak Cllair-
Der Suits, Large Arm Chnirs. Dining
Room Chairs, Iron Dcdstcads, New
and Secondhand Mating. Large AS
sortmcnt Of Carpets, Bed Lounges,
Co,icles, Go-Cars, Brass Trimmed
I}cdstcads, Cashiers Desk, Will, cons.
binntion Money Drawers. Upholstcr-
I'd Parlor Suits, Lnrge mid Small Pic.
lures, Sewing Machines, Mahogany
Parlor Suit, Copylioldcrs, Carpet
Swccpers, Gas Heaters, Grandfn-
TIERS Clock, Oak China Press. Corn
or What.Not, Rockers, Letter Presses,
Lcatl,er Covered Sofa, Easy Chairs
md a big lot of other goods.
GEO. w. MAYO,
Auctioneer.
B. c. Buford, Mana ger and Salesman.
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p oLLER.ToP DESK. FURNITURE,
II HANDSOME CARPETS, NEW MAT
TING, SELF-FEEDlNG ST O v Il S.
SS;rIAiNyDHoPE BUGGY, VICTORIA, COLE
WAGON, DROp-HEAD NEW HOME
MACHINE. TAILoRs,MACHINEs. ETC.
AT AUCTION, TOMORROW, MONDAY.
MORNING, OCTOBER sd. 81
We Will sell at our auction warerooms.
No. 6l2 East Broad Street. handsome
Birds Eye Maple Dresser and WASH
stand, Oak and Walnut Chamber. Suits.
Wardrobes. Folding Bed. Oak Sldeboa rds.
Oak SWELL Front Chiffonier, Extens on
Tables, Oak Dining Chairs High Roll
Oak desk. Walnut F,lat-Tops Desk. Wal
nut. Bookcase and Secretary, Lounges,
Couclles, Drop Il cad Improved Light
Running New Home Sewing Machine,
two Tallors' Sewing Machines, Self Feed
Ing Stoves, Wood Stoves. a numb Of
handsome new and slightly used Brussels
and Administer Carpets, several rolls
Also will Sell in front Of our ware
rooms, Ine standhope BUGGY. one Vic
torla Upholstered In full leather, cost
$3.50; one Colt Wagon. city made and in
good condition.
Sale positive. $ @ 2ss
The VALENTINE AUCTION co. i
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If so desired, or used for linen or. gowns.
;a{There Is a dress!ng-roon1g off the front
room, connected with the bath, which Is
large enough for bed room for a child.
This second floor would divide excel
slently well into two suites. with private
baths for two families.
d There is space for. two rooms lii the
attic, and in most places these could be
built within the estimated cost, though
there are places where building Is, high.
where they could not be.
The house is Of matched siding. the
3panelling rather heavy. Roof shingled.
The color OF the house would depend on
the surroundings. White. with brown
trim; and q. red roof would have an Sex-5
.cellent effect. Ceilings are feet and 8
feet 6 INCHES Width, 80 feet Q inches
Depth, 40 feet without the rear porch.
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This design shows a house which,
strikes the eye as novel and original in
style. though of the English type and
most attractive and convenient '
The groups Of windows, with their tim
bcred framing, the high pitched roof and
sharp dormers are quaint and unusual.
and yet there is a great simplicity about
the whole.
From the square shaped porch we en-
ter lnrge reception hall, with fire
place with seats at the side. There is
very good staircase effect, flat bal
ustrades heing built at tho sides which
allow of plants or ornaments being set
or them. There Is a curtain ut tho turn
o. the stairs and under the stairs a coat
closet. Tho ceiling Of this room may
be beanied. The parlor is u good square
room, with artistic windows, and back
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BY "A. j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
Trustees Auction Sale
OF
No, l0l5 West Main Street

BY virtue of n deed of trust. dated Jan,
nary 2sth, 1901, of record IN the clerk S
office OF Richmond Chancery Court in ID.
., $50 G. page As. default having hes,l
made N the payment Of Il portion of the
DEBT thereby secured and being required
BY The beneficiary so TO do, ] WIN sell by
auction, upon the premises. on N
THURSDAY, OCTOBER g. 1901.
rs above. Tho lot has a front of is feet
By depth, OF l34 feet'to an. alley. This IS
well built and conveniently arranged
BRICK DWELLING, with all modern
scnnNcliences and IN good condition. being
TERMswCash ms to cost of sale, and
Siaoo 2 credit as 10 sl,bl5oo to January
ssth, isoo. balance al one and two yeal \
payments secured By deed pf trust uton
NE property; or all cash, a, the ortlon
oct lrtds. a. ]. CHEWING, Trustee.
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Property Transfers.

II Rlchmond-J. D. Carneal and wife Ia
lanes r. Shepherd. one.half interest in
1eet on north line Grace Street, $50
\ feet east OF Allen Avenue, IS.
John c. and Patrick H. Mckinley and
YVES 70 JameA r. Harmon, 16 % Feet on
Twenty-ninth Street, $3.50.
Henry Green and wife to Kat!1eleen r,
Munford. 16 feet on south side Marsha II
street. 10 Ia feet east OF Munford Street.
$685.. = = ''s' =
Maggie N. Williams to Dora chad,ck
4 ~ feet on south line Grace Street -
lcet east Of Twenty-seventh Street. 81 90
u ". J. Iarbroughs executor, A. r. Var
nrough and wife. SaIlie Shield, Ophela
ana ana, g q Minor. Mary V. Yarbrough,
William NcChesney Yarbrougl, and DAISY
Yarbrough to Maggie NJ. Williams, "a feet
on north side Broad Street. NO. zoos I'm Ct
$3.50 40 i.1s :
J. r. Shepherd and J. d. carneal and
wives to Michael II. Mccarthy, 81 feet IN
north line Grace Street, J32 feet east 81
Allen Avenue. $3.50.
-. X. Shepherd and wife to James D.
carneal. one-half interest In p feet on
Vest me Grace Street, 595 feet east OF
-~silen Avenue. s.
II D. J: Briggs TO Georgia L. Anderson. 20
4 rect on west line Sycamore Street, 100
feet north OF Ivy Street, $3.50
James r. Hartman to Joseph Rhodes
10 IL feet on cast line 1wenty.ninth
street, northeast corner G Street, 81 ,Goo.
Henrco-L, J. Cheatwood and wife 70
z David Page 20 feet on east line Of THIRTY
fourth Street. 20 feet north OF S Street.
500 y
Same to William Clark, 50 feet on east
Inc Of Thirty-fourth Street. 70 feet north
Of S Street, $40.
Same 10 Emma ". Smith 20 feet on ca It
line OF Thirty-fourth Street. 80 feet north
Of S Street. SGD.
Same 10 Walter Woodbridge, % feet on
east line Of Thirty-fourth Street, north
cast corner s Street. SIS.
J. ". CowardAn and wife to Sidney p.
Clay, 60 feet on east limo Of Thirty-sec-
4ond Street, northeast corner Leigh Street,
and - feet on west line of Thirty-third
Street 60 feet north of NJ Street $500.
sl g, f. Cowardin and wife to same, n
feet on east line of Thirty-second street,
Z GO feet north OF Leigh Street and ca feet
on west line o! Thir,y-thrd street, north
west corner NJ Street sGa.
Mary l.. and ". f, Davidson to Mar
garet c.. Pope. 20 acres about seven miles
northwest Of Richmond on the Hungary
road. $500
Michael NJ. Mccarthy and wife 70 James
y Carneal, 60 feet on south side Car
rInR'nn Street, No 1917, sl.bfO.
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PROSPECTS
VERY BRIGHT
Real Estate Agents Report Mar
ket to be in Healthy
Condition.
MANY SALES LAST WEEK
Offerings During the Coming
Week Attractivc-But Few
Houses Vacant.

Dealers In real estate in Richmond re-.
pert the market to be In Hrst-class
condition. and many of them record
4 most successful business during the
past month.
They say rents are good, and but few
Of. their houses unoccupied; the only ones
that they seem to have any trouble with
are the larger houses. a prominent real
Z estate man stated yesterday that he at-
trbuted this to the fact that the people
& that could afford 10 rent the larger houses
had built In Leo District He stated fur
& Their that sales were good, and he con-
sidered the market to be In excellent
condition.
There are quite a number OF attractive
dwellings and lots which will be put 10
at public auction during the coming week.
I The following offers are made:
e Monday. 4:so P. M.-Dwelling. No. lao
Poplar. by j.. D. Carneal and Son.
5 p. M.-Dwelling, No. 4o1 College, by j.
y. Carneal and Son.
$50 P. M.-Dwellng. No. 1872 North
8 Second, by ]. D. Carneal and Son.
$3.50 P. M.-Property, No. North Nor
Z ris. by c. T.. and H. l.. Denoon.
Tuesday. s P. M-Four dwellings. near
Twenty-hfth and Darlington. by j
G Thompson Brown and Company.
d p. 1M.-Dwellng, No. 81 North Twen-.
y.eighth by John T. Goddln and Com
pany. &=5
Wednesday, 5lP. M.-pwelling, No. 2so1
East Marshall, by Pollard and Bagby.
Thursday. S P. 4M.-Brick dwelling, No.
1o15 West Main. by the a. j. Chewing
Company. e Il
Last Weeks Sales.
Among the sales reported during the
past week Messrs. A. j. Chewing Com
p1ny sold the following property:
Il Handsome dwelling. No. 1910 Hanover
Street. to Mr.. Ernest B. Wilson, for
the sum OF $1,000. Residence on Oakwood
Avenue. to Samuel AlIchaels. for the sum
of 81 600. Dwelling. No. 8 Charity Street.
5toJ. W. Hughes, consideration s47v. Res
sitdlence, No.-le North Twenty-third Street,
10 w. B. Thompson. for sl.s5o. Dwelling,
No. 4i6 South Laurel Street, to Mrs.
Mary " Haley. for s1,40O and the resi-
dence No. 1lo5 North Twenty-ninlh
Street. "a r. II Harrison, for the sum
OF SOD.
Messrs. n. ". Bowe and Son have sold |
recently the following property:
ne farm OF Mr.. r. G. Leigh, Jr., known /
as "Mashtield," for slo,o5o No. 1919 East
\. Main am for 5000; No. 4o4 Sycamore. for I
1850 No. 2Sl2 East Franklin, for $500 I
No. Ills West Marshall s2.Os5. No. .v2 !
North Nineteenth, $3.50. No. I'll North s
Second, $500 Lot on West Avenue at 4
si.4o0- Lot on Hanover. at S1,335O. Lot on
Williams and Moore Streets. at Ss,037.5o
Messrs McEeigh and Glinn have just
.old to the Armtage Manufacturing
Company lot fronting 107 feet on the :.
vest side of Maple Street.
The same firm has just sold to Mr.. r.
Harwood the lot fronting 17s feet on
ne boulevard. at the northeast corner
= Main Street and the Boulevard. They
AYE also sold the three-story brick res 4
dence. No. GIL North Tenth Street.
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BY virtue OF decree entered by the
Circuit Court Of Goochland county on the
suit Of May S MccormIek VS.. Virginia 6.
Trlce. ct ais. the undersigned Special
ETH DAY or OCTOBER. 1904.
Goochand Courthouse. to the highest bid
der. q Bile tract of land lying in Byrd
District ID, Goochland county. known as
Bell hed, containing three hundred and
ssventy-nne acres. more, or. less, situated
about fifteen miles northwest OF Gooch-
land Courthouse.
This Is a valuable piece Of, real estate,
upon which there are Improvements in
fair condition. being the property upon
which Adolph Carrao now resides, and is
q good opportunity to buy valuable
= ,TERMs5cash sufgelent to pay the debt
from the 10th day of August, 1902. and
the cost Of the suit and sale, and the
ga nalan nee IN one and two years. evidenced
p by = the bonds Of the purchaser bearing
secured by deed OF trust on the property.
. II the property is not sold ON that day
the sale VIII be adjourned until such time
as the Commissioner may see fit
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
!. OF the County OF Goochland.
May S. McCormick...... ...Plaintlfr,
against M $500
Virginia c. Trice ct als...... Defendants.
J. Moses i. Montetro. clerk of the sa d
court, do certify that the bond renuired
OF the Special Commissioner BY the decree
rendered IN said cause on the o3d day Of
august 1904, has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk of the
said court thiA 2lst day Of September.
MOSES 7. MONrElhu. Elerk.
sent 27-12t = $500 |
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BY John r. Goddin e. CO..
Real Estate Agents & Auctioneers,

= xECUTOR's AUCTION SALE OF A
r. YALUABL LOT ON SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD, BETWEEN MONROE AND
HENRY STREETS: ALSO "A LOT ON
WEST SIDE OF MONROE. BETWEEN
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS, UPON
WHICH THERE rs "A LARGE BRICK
STABLE. 33
AT tho request OF the executor OF Or.
Greed Thomas, we will sell at public
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER g. 1900.
at 5 o'clock p NJ. the above mentioned
valua BILE lot, fronting Sc feet on Broad
Street and running back q good depth.
Also the lot on Monroe Street, with the
large brick stable thereon. fronting IS
feet and running back 50 feet: occupied
for many years as boarding and livery
stable. This property will be sold as a
whole. or div.ued as may seem best ut
time OF sale a handsome three story
brick store Is now being completed on
tho. adjoining lot. within a very short
period .of time there have been built. In
close proximity to this property, many
Substantial stores. and others are now. in
course OF construction.
No section OF Broad Street has a better
future for enhancement In values. and
for n good and safe Investment tn S
property offnrs many advanta ges.
p TERMS-L!beral and announced t sale
~ JOHN T. GODDIS a CO..
b Atsctloneers. 81
oct 2-tds. III. g n
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AUCTION SALES, Future DAYS
ByJ. D. Carnea1 & Son,
Real Estate Atlctloneers,
R No. 1l06 E. Main Street.

Tnu g Z, l3t3 SALE |.
THIEF pIEcEs al or :, IMrhoyED
No. 1lls pop1,AR ioR ! BRoWN 4 s 81
No a ss9 S ~ RefDAIh sSaos sf1s sT 'F
Ry virtue q f,o = certain deed % trust
office, in Deed Book i75 &, page age No, g. do.
fnult having been made In tho payment Of
q portion Y q, of the debt secured thereby.
~ MoNp4Y n o sc re; ]; i !; sp 81 1904.
on ne premises ;s.p proceed g sell BY public
tioned In The above deed Of trust $500 ''S''9
First, ut !:So r Nj, all thai certain lot
lying and being IN the city Of Richmond.
Cor. Brown Street. between 1Fourtccnth
and Fifteenth Streets. 80 feet and oinches.
and running back los feet.
ta SncG ot u Ina de,sfk ia NJ oR s, s fer
th,creons lying aud heeing in.tEe city OF,
Richmond, Va.,. at the northeast corner
Of College and Marshall Streets fronting
mora or less. ana running back between
parable! lines along tho northern line OF
Marshall street 90 feet. more Or less.
Ths Is gGq ion ,a.r5;,, Brick Dwelling
Third, ut $3.50 o clock p. Nj. ,nii that
certain lot Of land, with all the Improve
ments thereon. lying ana being In the city
Of Richmond, Va. fronting 20 feet on the
west side OF Second Street. between ack-5
son and Duvnl Streets. and running back
between parallel lines lis feet, bounded on
the north BY property now or formerly
owned by w. j. Curry. and on the south
BY property now Or formerly owned by
NJ rs.5 Johanna Mack!e.
This Is good opportunity for invcs-
tors In real estate. as the above houses
are good renters.
YTERNis-Nhcrea the deed requires all
ca sh. yet better terms can be had and
will be announced at sale
g .t5, !. 4 D. CARNEAL.N Trustee.
sept 2s-5t n II.
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days

offer Auction
Mc1one Ivan
W <.,
Bates oloadsh .45
Schelem ono Loaf
horses,
n g c,authorn horses,
Match sadde
had Attend
ouwifn
stock and
4tgT Il
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At the request Of The owner "a non-rusl.
denD we will sell at public auction, OF
~ p'TriW.iissssiDi TUESDAY, OCTOBER q lsni.
al s o'clock +, M tho above mentioned
two.story and basement deta chea tame
dwelling, known as No. 81 N, IWenty-
eighth Street. containing s rooms, pal =,
etc. The lot fronts 80 feet and runs back
$50 feet tn an alley,
Located abou. two squares from Libby
Park, In desirable neighborhood THIS
Will make a nice home or g good sIay lns
Investment. Is, Y Ess, HI,
q TERMS-I4 Liberal and announced at sale
.fOHNgT.e GOpDlNs ~ Cp.l s
sent. 3p.tds Auctioneers, NJ
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AUCTION SALES-Monday.
uIGH CONsTABLE'S SALE.

will sell at public auction. on MON
DAT. the third day of October 1904, at
i o'clock A. NJ. at No. 1905 East Frank
lin Street. the following property to sat
isfy writs in my hauds-To Wit: Bursaus.
Wardrobes, Lounges. Washstands; Clocks,
Parlor Suites, Pictures. Rockers Drug
gets, Tables, Trunks, Lamps. small lot
Of Crockery, Rugs Buffet. 2 Desks. Mir
rOrA. Stove. etc. etc
TERMS-Cash.
u C.GARPIs0N. u n n u
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

E tJuGtltC q 1NO'olOTJ hK1CIi anu
Frame Detached Dwelling, S. T..
Corner OF MARSHALL and Twenty
eighth Streets, No. oS01; Largo
Lot.
In execution OF decree OF the Law and
Equity Court IN the suit Of Sarah Jane
Register VS.. Blanch v. Roane & ais. en-
tered OH September a. 1904, will Soil by
auction. on the premises. on M
W WEDNESDAYS OCTOBER s., 1904,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ, the above mentioned
property. The dwelling has or 10 rooms,
and is well built and substantial. Lot 55X
100 feet to alley, !slE
+ TERMs-One-third cash. residue at g..
u and IS months, . per cent. interest. and
title retained until all Of the purchase
money Is paid; or MI cash, at the option
OF purchaser. Il, NJ, LONG,
Special Commissioner. 4
l, p. p. Winston, clerk of said court,
certify. that the bond required Of the
Special Commissioner by the decree in
sa Id cause OF September a, 1901. has been
duly given
sept. a0-tds .s
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BY G. L. e. II. l.. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NO, 2 Nrpr,,
NORRIS STREET. -

" -. y H. -. DenOon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF no, 3 NORTH
NORRIS STREET, =
" virtue OF certain decd Of trnst
=, ~ {, page 10. Richmond Chancerv
Sourt. default having been made in tho
payment OF portion of the debt secnrnd
WI! sell al public auction, on the prem.
ltss, on - PN't
MONDAY. OCTOBER 3D. ,e4
a. $50 o'clock r, Nj, the above nrnnertv
described IN said deed as follows: Al
.na, lot Of land, With the improvene n n. :
tlerson; IN the city OF Richmond on thc
east SIDE OF Morris Street between ii lin
anu fioyd Streets, beginning l25 feet north
o. Nam Street, and fronting on Morris
street !. feet and extending ba elk beiweem
parable! lines 81 feet.
MS sale Is made. however, sub1ect IN !,
tilor deed OF trust securing 800 and in,
TEltMS-Cash as to expenses ne sa,o
any axes due and sufficient To nay iha
sum of $is0, with interest from Marcb q,
is6i credits as 10 SIX notes of $50 eaeh - D n,
interest, all dated March 81, 1863. and my.
aaple respectively al 90. "a, IS ~ m ana
:. .v months after date; Valance al one md
sent % At - iiNttes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
B. G. Buford. Manager and saiesma

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