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Gilpin observer., 1905-12-28

X. A. Hall, who is promoting the Gil.
pin Il Clear Creek District railway, was
an arrival from Chicago and Boston
Tuesday where has been the past sev-
eral months In the interests OF the road.
Mr.. Hall was accompanied by eastern
parties whom he hopes TO interest 10 the
project, aud came here for the purpose
OF looking over the country, to verify
statements OF possible earning capacity
Of the road and what constitutes the
freight and passenger business Of the
county. Yesterday the visitors were
driven over the survey and were taken
to Pactolus, where the proposed road is
to connect with the Mofrat line. The
eastern parties regarded the new road as
a very feasible proposition. Mr.. Hall,
in speaking to an Observer representa-
tive, appeared very much encouraged
over the success he is meeting with in the
east in raising money Tor the construc-
tion Of the road. He said he had moth
ing definite to give out for publication
at this time, but hoped to be in posi-
tion before long to give the citizens Of
Gilpin county some most favorable in
formation,
Gilpin observer., 1905-12-28

1t is generally reported on the streets
that VIM. Tippett and H. F. Hunter, of
the Golden Rule store will purchase the
shoe store of L. II. Trenoweth g. Co.,
the first of the year and will conduct
the business as firm.
Gilpin observer., 1905-12-28

About thirty pounds OF candy were
presented to the telephone girls Christ
mas by admiring friends, among the
donors being Judge Hicks. There will
be all kinds of taffy sent out from the
exchange station over the wires the
next two weeks.
Gilpin observer., 1905-12-28

The latter part of this week or the
first of next, Herman Peterson of this
city, will open billiard and pool hall in
Idaho Springs. Henry Harrington is 10
be manager. AS there is no bagatelle
room in Idaho Springs one which will
be run in a strictly up-to date manner
should pay we'll.
Gilpin observer., 1905-12-28

The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet on the Sth of next mouth in
stead of on the 1st, as that is holiday.
The board will be in session at the jan
uary meeting week or ten days as
much business is to be attended to. ALI
the books of the county officials are to
be examined and the board will be re
organized.
Gilpin observer., 1905-12-28

First pub, Dec. 90, 'O5-last Jan. A, O
Gilpin observer., 1905-12-28

Miss Gertrude Zahm, OF FIT. Morgan,
came up to spend Christmas with her
sister, Mrs. A. G. Asquith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30
COOK '5COL7 Wins
M N | \ |. | | ] stake A '.||
Westerners Get in Big Sum BY
Victory Of George G.
Bennett.
HAMBURG BELLE IS BEATEN Z, !:
sFavorite Loses 70 Marjoram in.
First Race Bysa lead
IS Other Results.
HAMBURG BELLE is BEATEN 4 ].
.IlRY Associated Press

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Fred Cooks George
c. Bennett played down from ii to 5 10 9 to.
to-day. won the Manhanset stakes at Grave
send and Nicol. his rider scored his first VIC
tory. It Is believed that the westerners won q
big sum on the victory OF Cook colt. Mar
jorain. In the fist race, backed from IL TO !
to 0 to l.. defeated the fayorite. Hamburg Belle.
by head. Summaries:
First race-about six furlongs-Marjoram &c
to u first, Hamburg Belle III to s. second.
Irene Lindsey Il to u third Time. 1910 -5.
Eecona raca-:fve rurlongs--Andrla n5 to y
first, Phills a. III TO 81 second, Elizabeth f.
(1E to u third. Time. 1908
Third face-inIle and seventy yards-St.
Valentine rs to Joy first s1nanias a to u
second. Africander q to y third. Time, l:ts l.5;
one-half furlongs George C.. Bennett @ to 81
first, Voorhees, us to 10y second, Waterloo
tl0s 10 u thifl. Time, :Us
Fifth raee-inils and Y sixteenth,centend
C. Love u3 to 81 third. Time, l:49.
Sixth race-about sig furlongs-D. Arkle % to
u first. Bank uG to 81 second McChord Is
to 81 third. Time I'LL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30
FOR SALE.

Opportunity to purchase a fine hard
ware business at Charleston, s. O., a los
cation commanding exceptional low
freights on that class Of goods.
4 ,rhere is offered for sals the entire
stock Of goods, fixtures and GOOD will Of
the wholesale hard ware store OF Marshall,
yVescoat and Con,ptlny, In llquidation,
Charlestnn, o. O.. ipyertorled ut about
seventy thousand dollars, Printed copies
Of Inventory pbtainnble 9upon application
Is the undersigned, and the stock sub
TERMS Or SALE: Cash, Sealed bids
addressed to the undersigned Will be re-
ceiyed up to u NJ, June l. 1905. the right
to reject any or all bids being reserved.
r, BEE sIi1lBBY, Chairman,
PA Nv. SANDERS,
5 NJ <, for Trustees s
I.ehpy. Chairman. 2ia Meeting Street,
ChRrlestQn.. 81 -C. .-.. .-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30
TWIN CITY GAMES.
Doubles Header at Broad Street
Park This Afternoon,

Decoration Day has always been ~
gala timo FOR baseball cranks, In tho
big league morning and afternoon ganles
have the call, Z IN the Twin City League,
however there will be two games for
the price or one beginning at 2,4s
O'Clock.
"a Those who wish TO take part In the
Hollywood ceremonies may see the hrst
game and the others may lsee the.
second,
The tlrst game will be between Rich
mond and Barton Heights and the Sec
ond will he between the two leading
teams. Manchester and the Brownies.
Betting last night was that Richmond
and. Manchester would win their re-,
spectlye games. il5s g Il & A5ss
The pitchers will BIZ. For Richmond.
Waters; Manchester, I1eakei9 Barton
Heights, BROOKS; Brownies, Hulcher, b st;
Manchester nndttle Brownies Will meet
again to-nlorrcS at s O'CLOCK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30
Results in ST. Louis.
7f,v Associated press,

ST. Lou i1s N'i May ss,N ia, Grounds
First race-alx furlongs-Alencon 4 to %
first, Nine Is to y second. Butwell az to D
third. Time, llb 2-5
Il Second race--half miie--Conde % to b first
CHER Hayes l6 to ~ SECOND, birmingham Is to
Third raceAsx furiongs- Charley Aunt 30
to II first. sorreltop t12 to u second, Sliilona
10 to y third. Time. lis.
High Chancellor no to y first, Taby Tosa
20 to y second, Monte g to q third, Time
1:4t2-5. a. q :. -. a -
"a to y FIRST, Dr., Hart q to u second, Axares
Is To- u third, Time. 1:4s, "a. !, :, 70 y,
sixth race-mile and d sixteenth -Barro q t.
4, frat. Dom Ask Me gt36to ~ second Athena
liz Il ii third. fmei ] 40. 49, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30
Racing in Kentucky.

~ a. (By Associated Prcss.) --I7l 81 q ~
3. LOUISVILLE. KY. May e9-churchill
Downs summaries:
to ! fIrst Depends rs to y second Highland
Fling e 10 y third. Time. 1:l52-5.
q 81 ccnl race--half nie-Probem Is TO 81
first. Jay Ward IS to ID second, Bunnle Q5 to
Third race&--six ,furlongs-ButtInskl Us to
II ana James v Is to % ran a dead heat,
Thespan % to 81 third. Time, 1:l4 20. Purse
Fourth raee--seyen furongs- Ebony teven)
first, Two Penny no to y second, Hot us to y
Fifth race-four and one-half furongs--
IIyperian q to 81 first. Sir Hnon Is to y
second. Minnie Adams Otto ~ third, Time,
.55 l-5
sixth race-mile-M arshall Ney q to ~ first,
Neya Wefch tl3 to 20 second. AlcIlvain e TO
% third Time. l:4l 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Commissioners Auction Sale
OF
Valuable Timber Land In
Charles City County, va.

BY virtue Of decrco Of the. Circuit
Court. OF charles city county, entered Of,
The ssh day Of May lgs f. the suit qal, q
others" the undersigned Special CONF
nissiotses will sell at public auction, ct
the Courthouse, betw cen the hours or
june isrit, 1906. COURT DAY.,
tnbe ep'a and known p as the hog contain.
Ing 277 acres, being in the county Of
chhsles Gty asoe three and rd nai,.
ed on the north by the lands Of the late
Joseph Gentry and others, on the east ny
the lands Of Robert Bradley. on the south
on the west BY. the lands OF James y.
Brocltwell and the late Joseph Gentry.
lwhis land has been free from the axe. for
n npsr Of IF oak RAILROAD ties. pine cord
o mfoT v Walt woods It is situated With.
IN ITO and pne-half miles Of Wilicox,'s
OF Herring Creek. and Is the most desir-S
able tract Of tinberiand In that section.
;RMsThe terms 81 said y sals ana are "a
follows y5 nre5t - Ska se enc and
eighteen months, the deferred payments
to be evidenced by notes OF the purchaser.
waiting homestead exemption, ana carry
Ing interest from date q sac ann paya1s
purchaser Ne may pay cash; the tue 70
lie retained until the futher order Of the
Parties desiring to see the land will
call on Mr.,J. F. Nance at Charles CITY.
ee''' ~ ''s' JOHN F. NANCE.
A. G.. WILICOxy ssl " "a
May 23-tds Special Commissioners.
IN the Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court
Of the County OF Charles City. .
James M. Willcox's Exor.........P Plaintiff
against 4 y y. 81 WI 4
Wilcox, ct als.......... -. Defendant
"a l IL b.. Major, clerk Of the said court,
do certify that the bond required Of the
Special Commissioners BY the decree rem
dereh if1tsnid cause on Tho 9Th day OF Nay
iao5l has been duly given. 3!
Given Under my hand as clerk OF the
said cotirt this 18th day Of May. 1906. ~
s5l3g j.. E. NAL OR, Clerk.
May 25-tds
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days
GREEN 3 3 REpp,
/ REAL ESTATE AUCTlOhtERS \
COMMISSIONERS SALE or ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF THE FARnvlLLE
( p0WHArAH RAILROAD COM.
PANY.

BY virtue Of two deereea rendered by
the Law and Equity Court Of the City
rs Richmond, VA, one on the .2lst and
ESSShs e ieSSf s,ys fSnMV@fhb4IaHH&s
s sSSyWdA:TAN Sv 81 s G;q = raj, Ahs y y
E Ss Sc sAMfb. NH yds!a@ftI having having
hen 3, 81 made in the q The aInont
's h 10 Pns 81 ne das 1 ns orgy
said decree Of fTeli,,inry 2l.t. iNJ5), tie
undersigned, who we're appointed special
commissioners for that purpose ANY two
ton, to the highest bidder, ut the south
from. of the City Hall in the city Of
Mk tYyD los. Al pi Il o 5t1fa NJ a. q
free Of all liens and encutnbrances what
soever except taxes assessed for the cur
orty-real. personal, or mixed-franchises
ana interests of tho Farmvills & PowEa-
tan IAN Railroad COMPANY, consisting OF ~. a
railroad, extending. from Bermuda Hun
died on the James River, near City Point,
IN Chesterfield county, where the company
o aH 10 toWn na rerys a rneo
Edward county. Vir9tnia. npprox,ma TING J!
eighty-eight and three-atarter miles; 1 To-
Betner With all branch lines spur tracks.
tapproximntlns. thirteen miles, rights o.
way, depot buildings and grounds, shops
telegraph lines. telephone lines. store
houses. stores and !, SUPPLIES machine
shops. machinery, tools, Appliances, loco
motivasi coaches cars, gondolas, real es,
tate, Offices Office fufnfture, books md
books .pfs account, stationery and supplies
and all other property, OF every Kind nnd
Wherever situated except cash ii bunk
or In the hands OF the Receiver Of this
Court and HIS Agents.. and any debts, nc
counts and balances due to the Receiver
ana his agent from any parties wl,ata :
ddy Of the continuation, OF said sale,)
TERMs: The terms or said sale are as
follows. viz: Seventy-1ve Thousand dol
lars So CO. 9N cash, S5. o0o y; o e. W N, e.
Eha hse 9aa ays e ths day wind
the residue 81. 80 900, when the sale is con:
firmed. The balance to be on credit OF
six and twelve months from the day of
sale; the purchaser to execute rlego liable
interest from day Of sale, with the right to
anticipate the payment of said notes and
the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money Ia paid and o conveyance
For further particulars as to sal | rnil-
road and other property pal rifles nre re-
ferred 8to the receiver Col. r. NJ. r. Tnl-
cot, at the offices OF the Company, Ninth
and Main strests RlshR T 2l.T MH1rgfn9M
81. b. RUNFoRD'
x P.V. CQGBILI,
G HIS Ww.A MiiaE5aA ms 55f5
Special Commission
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AUCTION SALEs-This Day.

4 By virtue Of certain deed of trust.
dated February 9, 1903, and of record in
34l, default having been made In the pay
Sment OF the debt secured, Will sell by
auction, on the premises, on
q TUESDAY, BOTH DAY OF MAY, 1905, t
at o o'clock z. M, the brick store ana
cottage adjoining on the west. situated
on the south side OF Graham Street, 1lS
feet; l15a inches east OF Erin Street, the
lot having frontage of 81 feet 6 i1chesi
and running back between parallel lines
ITO feet to an alley in the rear.
Fulton property Is rapidly enhancing in
il rental OF 1850, offers d rare oppor-
tunlty 10 those seeking a paying Invest
ment.
TERMs-Cash as ofexpenses of execut-
ing this trust, and to pay the debt of
500 and interest; balance upon terms to
be announced at sale. 81
B G.. L. DENOON, TRUSTEES.
G.. Ii H. Z. Denoon, Auctioneers.
NAV H-tds a5iga 5lfs
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Richmlo,nders in New York,

Especial > to The WINES, plspatth.) \
4 NEW YORK.. May 20, New "A INST erdarii, n.
II. Cross; Fifth Ayenleay y. 8. !. Winston, w,
IA. nj Trayefs; Imperial, Mrs, "A NJ, Scott.
Mrs. w. w. Davis, hliases Iiints, Hoffman.
Turner asa VIE a yalksr
ID. Murphy; Marlborough. Miss n. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30
Married Men Defeated.

The Richmond Grays. Of Church Hill,
crossed bats with the Paramount mar
RED men on Fairfield diamonds The NIL
ling was so heavy that the married men
decided to give UP the, ghost, after they
had made five changes In the box. Mo-
powell and Sanders, OF the Grays, made
five home Tunsi s,9 !.
Score by innings: y.
It. NJ. Men........,.,.....,.0 ~ 01o J.
Richmond dfays..... Q 20 1873 40
3 Batteries. Gentry and slaushter GEN
try, Murray, Caully Murray; u. Cam
mack and Sanders, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
New York. 81 Brooklyn. s. $
Philadelphia. 10: Boston, Z.
Cincinnati o.; Chicago. g. sS8 III
Where They Play To-day.
Brooklyn at New York,
Chicago at Cincinnati. i55fa8
81. Louis at Pittsburg i
I Philadelphia at Boston.
Standing of the Clubs.
Clubs. W. L. Z Clubs ". T. u 7.
chicago, .'NS..is 10 800 Brookiyn.....H Is $50
New. York, 8; Brooklyn, S.
~ NEW YORK May ?o.-Poor fielding and In
4 ability to hit the ball with men on bases was
the cause OF Brooklyns defeat to.day. z.
Score: 4. H. e.
nf Bss,sr's. xms. and bsssaaiss Ea.e
B BessssSE am and 1 kIsm s
Eg Il lit t5ulih ny inning Sa
Y three errors 3 ..3s ..t5L. s.
~ Score: 81 81 !. y. n. u.
s Il I,saIs ..o YoSSss Il
batteries: Robeftailis Lynch and pe,tz: &c:
Farland and Warner. Time e. Two hours. Umpire
Johflstone. Attendance. 2.1O0.
Philadelphia, 10; Boston,
.gE 5OSlON, Sldy the'iii p o,'o
Bostons poor fielding, gave Philadelphia the
game to-day.
sis Score: 8 81 s4s -. .3.tL! H. H. y:
Boston. !. % la0os oo-79l3
BatterIes: Sparks, Plttinger and Kehoe, Wit
helm, Hurley and Needham. Time, Two hours
Umpire. O'Day. Attendan nee. ?.bso
Cincinnati, s.; Chicago, 8.
q CINCINNATI, o., May eo.-Errors assisted
Cincinnati ma erlaIiy If whining from Chicago
lly Score: &. b. /. h I. q y. u. T.
iCincInnatl ........ ..,....2 ! %
batteries: Chect and Phelps; Weimer and
Killing Time, 1885. Umpire. Emslie. Attendance.
L9o1. llfs5 's.sil go 35asl ats85
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Charlotte, 8; Danyille, a

7'.0T Especial 70 The Tlmes- DIspatc h.) . n b
fDANVIL1E. VA; May 29 --Danvllle lost The
first of tho series of games TO Charlotte this
afternoon. The game was practically lost
season witnessed tse game.
Score: r.
DanylIle.. .....,......,,O 02 oil Q 6-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30
Greensboro, q; Salisbury,

-IF Especial to The Times Dspatchl
SPENCER, NJ, q. May es.Greensbogr.o won Won
a good game .ot ball from Salisbury spencer
hers This afternoon, the scorb stood 7 to .
ii, favor OF Greensboro. !, !,
Batteries: nyne and Charters for Green's
boro; Moser and bentley for salisbury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30

Law and Eduity4 court OF this City Of
Richmond Va, dated February %. 1905,
and for reasons satisfactory. to the COM
mIssioners, the above sail is postponed,
on WEDNEsDAY, JUNE Z, 1905.
!, CHAS.s S. I.LONV,MG GEO. T.
CHRISTIAN, HuNsD .CARY...B, B
WILLIAMs IS, RI. w. WA:~~KANS, Special
Con, m ssion ers I3.si3 tis
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AUCTION SALES, future DAYS


BY J. y. Cattieal & son.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 11o6 East Man Street.
Commissions Auction Sale
OF
Six Frame Dwellings on
Williams Street,
a 9sc 90 s sA s ss s1s az W1T s5
TM iHn 1 sRhEEr bW N6s II asb N s p IL
nNfjIvlDnp MofTy IN No 100
m hP iAiIanf s1TNNhfhFgA 1 nRlso TWO LOTS
pursuant 70 a daoree Of the Rich
1906. III the suit; OF "1afnes r. Sheppard
We. o. p. Shepard a: ais" the Under
signed special commissioners. wili sell at
public auction, on the respective premises,
!, FRIDAY, JUNE sp, 1905,
IN. above estate OF which Frank Leo e
s WFf! died, seized and posse'sed--'o-
FIr;t, at o'clock. An undivided moityl
in NIL that certain lot Of land, with frame
s sns ssa Nv 1 AZ s' e street c e ssFss
ginning 81 tlie cast line Of Meade street
1ao feet south OF W!nder Street, running
Street Ard fronting thereon 90 fset. eth
a depth between praallel lines of ITO feet
to an alley.
The above dwelling has seven rooms.
and Will make q splendid home.
Second, at 4:2O o'clock. All that cer-
tain lot OF land With all improvements en- n.
81 srssn IS n ia 3 M Gfss N s}ree ss
ginning on the south side Of William
Street, 25 feet west Of Graham street.,
running! west md fronting on south side
feet Ga ten.foot alley. Four our Of tia l.
above dwellings have three rooms each,
and two have five rooms each.
Third, at $50 o'clock, All that certain
lot 9tlat,a With ts mpsrsyeTe,ts there
known a $ Nos. ~ and t4d pullhni Street.
sheeFlnhins on the SOUTH Inc nf Pullam
Street Il f 6. sHth r s,Th STREE run
Street Is feet. with Il depth Of 60 feet.
Each of the above dwellings hive .cur
rooms each. a u arc In rood renting To-
s {. Ut and will pay well $ an invest
sn Tslfta Il lie p as0ff ef NG Par
FIFTH. 81 s:45 O'Clock Lot No. x IN
Square No. 10. IN the Plan OF Highland
TEfMs: orey-5th,lrd cash, and tie bal;
snnfe IN two eui,a1 paynt et1ts. at six md
twelve NOR hs frotr, tieEdav 81 saie, With
rurchnser to Give notes for the deferred
4,nstaln1ents OF the nurchasn money. and
the title to be retained Until NIL TIE Dur-
che %. norev har siiean raid: or nil cash,
at the option q. IT, pi,rcfhast; !, :,
Il JOHN n GAYLE. N ~ ls II
snecial Commissioners.
& J. D. Carneal & Son, Auctioneers.
Thn hond ren.,ired OF the snet'ai cor1-
mlssioners BY, the above decree has been
div. giv1n.
@Teste: -. q
May es-tds. 5:$5
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GIANTS HAVING EASY TIME.
It. Louis Beats Pittsburg, and
Philadelphia Gets Game
From Champions.
Memorial Day douhle-hcadcrs
will be played in all tho
American and National League
series to-day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Cleveland, 6; st. Louis. 3.
n Chicago, .; Detroit, l..
Where They Play To-day.
Boston at Washington.
Now York Of Philadelphia.
Detroit 4, at Chicago.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs. ". Il. r. clubs. W +. r.
Chicago. 10 d Sss st. Louis. = rs 10 ~
bpslsGsphs1lss i i SO n nesson oris s -
Cleveland, S; st. Lofts, 5.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 2s.-clereland took
the first OF the series from ST. Louis. rs
33r Score: I'LL r. H. Z.
C1eveland...... 20 o o II o los 10 1
st. Louis. .i..........11 Q o. 10 o % 6 o
Batteries: nhoades and Buelow: Morsah.,
o:Loushn Attcndance, 900 go - 0'"p''s'
Chicago, 9; Detroit, I.
troit to-day in a batting bec
n Ecore: 9lSs M AZ r. sfgs n. II. r.
S Chicago. ...........6O Oac000s-9 u IA Q
DetroitY... 20 Q 9 9 Q l o vi $
Ford and Drill. Time. 1:4s. Umpire Connolly.
Attendance. Z, 1913.
Philadelphia, q New York; j.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.--Phlladeiphia de-
feated New York to-day principally by getting
their hits Mt fortunate periods.
Score sQ 5i. " r. II. q.
Batteries: orth and Kieinow; waddill and
.seireek Tine ,ys 1855. Umpire Sheridan AZ Z.
nj NATIONAL !; Il; LEAGUE.
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BY Geo Y, Oliver Auctioneer.
90 Broad Street, betNeen First and Brook
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COMMISSIONERS SALE ~
OF
THREE FARMS 81
in King William County.

Pursuant to decree Of the chancery
the 18th day Of April 1905 ii the c i1a nc
suit of j.. 8. Moore, ct ais, VS.. j. II.
Hughes, Trustee ct nls, the undersigned
Special Commissioners who We're ap-
+! ton he three, tracts Of land IN King VIII
liam county. formerly belonging to Flem-
Ing Hay, deceased. named below, Iii front
Of 5King William Courthouse. OF,
/, s, . !, TUESDAY ! ~, JUNE = 9Th. 1893.
the first day Of the Circuit Court III tho
said county,. fla
z. ~ The farm known MS South Gnrdan."5
containing $50 acres, more or less, lying
near Enfield. adjoining the lands formerly
owned by r. 81 Hawcs, Alice Campbell
and others, and which was conveyed to
said Fleming Hay by j. Fl. G. Jones,
Special Commissioners.
(2) The farm known n 8 !" Pine Top con-
talning $50 acres more. Or less, above
sAylett,5FVa on the Mattaponi River,
which was conveyed to said Fleming IIny
by A. r.. Mooklar, assignee in bankruptcy.
."Gravel Run" containing ia cres, more
or less, near Aylett.. Napnows occupied by
William Gains, which was conveyed to
Flaming Hay by ". D,tPollard, commits
siOner. t{7 z & 4
TERMS; One-third cash, the balance IL
two equal 'instnlnlents, payable. in one and
two years after date wlth.nOtes; tito TO
be retained until All purchase money IS
pal md n dec: order &c 3Xf tlla court.
NILLOuGHBY NEWTON,
T'HoS. IL EDWARDS,
ISAAC DIGGs, q
Tho bond required OF tho Special Com
mssloncrs has ben duly given.
Teste; cHAs, Q, sA1YIL t,I,
may 30-1t, CLERK
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College Basel Ball.
Fordham. George town.. S.

South Atlantic League.
At jacksonville: Savannah, 7; Jacksonville.
At Augusta: Columbia, 1:9Augusta. g.
X At Macon: Charleston, /; Macon, 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30

The bond required Of the special COM
has been duly given. =, n
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Piano, Furniture, Pictures,
Mirrors, Crockery, Glass
ware, Sewing Machines,
Cooking Range, Etc.

i will sell for party declining. house,
Aeel'''tTr l1Hu1R Isl JUMP i. 1901,
commencing al lo,a0 a. NJ one Walnut
Case Ills Octave Cabinet Grand Piano.
niece Paror Suits. silk Tapestry Uphol-
Stored Pnrlor Rockers, Tables. Rugs, Lace
Curtains, Pictures Mirrors. B rs, n,rae
Single and Double Iron beds, Springs,
Mattresses. Oak Chlffonlets, Toilet Ware,
one Standard Sewing Machine. sldeboard
,Ghlna Closet crocNenn,w. i glassware. Pin
ttIrhnursday inorning's Times Dispatch,
v Ladies Invited to attend sale posltive:
terms cash. 3 &, 4. 4, at "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30

NOS. eos, pos, eo1, 900. ga. sls IS, Writ
TWC FRAME DWELLINGS, ON Ptt,-
H iNAbM sTnMSr Mho HfF - ANP NJ a. i NS
MEADE STREETS ALSO TWO LOTS
IN HIGHLAND PARK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30

mond 'u Ghancery court ee entered III MAY wy IL
1ah6, III the suit, OF flames II. shepphrd
Va. o. p. Shepard a: ais, the. Under
signed special commissioners. will sell ut
public auction. on the Respective premises,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30

The bond REQUIRED OF tho Special Com
misslonnrs has ben duly given.
Testa: CfiAS.# ~. SAY LLE.
NAV S0.1t Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30

BY J. y. Csfreal e son,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1106 East Main Street.