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Cereals.

whole wheat ios. per bale. sfu:
whole wheat flour. per Dbl IAN:
graham. per Dbl. 81. graham. ttih
Dbl Sc rye flour. i3.75 per bbl;
rye meal. per bale. .2te buckwhsss
Der Dbl. 81: buckwheat. per bald
f1Ts. corn meal lea. per bale. siiai
per bbl. ta75. white corn
meal Sos. 60 bale S2f8: rolled cat.
Dbl. s. c. Co. 1915: wheat fakes
Dor IS lbs. $40: farina. per Dbl.
1850; farina. io-Ih. SACKS per bale
81 hominy. large. Per bbi. TIA;
hominy. small. lea bale. .iso: Holly
Helf-raising buckwheat. ssaa CASE
ts7s: pearl barley. ss-ib. boxeA
ftba: pearl barley. ioe-Ib sacks. SO
split PEAS. st.tedb, popcorn. per evt,
tg.Q0. cracked wheat, per bale, taeL
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Ftsh. Oysters. etc.

eolss. &c; black cod. &c: ling cod.
te. crabs. iJ LIZ: clans. opea
~ Ifnent fl50. clans. per sack,
tlls. oJsters Oh mpia. per sack
900. open bulk per gallon,
t---'. salmon. Ice. salmon
trout. ibCs skinned perch,
&c. shrimpa. sQiee: nouudsrs
&c. herring. Sc: lobstera TAG.
smsit. &c. EturEeon. &c. black pan
7c. haiibut, eQ7c. perch. &c.
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Bfhzil. per ID. iSait ooooanuts
per Dozen. soc. chsstnuia. Italian.
chestnuts. California i1e: Walnut
English. itW lie. peeana. Izaltc}
nlbeHts, ibes BLACK walnuts 7c.
hickory nuts. 7c: butternuts, u.
peanuts. "a Zoe: jumbos. SC; Al.
monds. l2h ai7c. California vsI.
nuts. i2Qi1c.
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California strained per n. "a.
California sage. per 10. Ice. honey,
st1raet. per 10. TGsHc: Oregon
grape cream. io-case lots. $40:
honey. Yakima. i2Ae. clifornia
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Fssc

Oats per ton. i26diS; bran. PSF
ton. tie.5dG ii: barley. rolled per
ton. i2tG2s feed wheat PER too.
is2d -. dairy chop feed. per ton. w
q I7e: oil meal. per ton. i1a. bea
chop. i2s. whole corn. ton. saIg
Is: cracked corn. per ton. ZIG ~.
feed corn meal. per ton. SIS. shorts
per ton. t2Iqfa
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n - 7
Improved. a few miles frS 5i"' citS on on
county road koad house and out
buildiug thicklN settled district near
school aud Uorea. $500 down takes
CLARksoN 4 SYLVESTER.
sd BURKE nldg II
beautiful acres. eioae Ia. - minutsa'
ride ON tnturufhan close TO depot
store. school and I o.. orchard, itch
land level easy terms. J.. ". Cole.
EfoNc. 90 hnlleY blds "a
CHEAP einus IN acres. people are now
planting potatoes and sweet peas on
their ciaaa=lh acres on Lake Wash
lnEtou. at 90 per acre. trY working
fut yourself lot awhile. YOU viii feel
better. See =. -, lIillmau4 the own
sH u
FREE. E OF 10 acres close In 60 party
Who viii plant u potatoes and giYo
me this Yearu crop I will Hivo deed
and abstract free. See Hiiiman. the
owner today, tt
. Timber Lands
CRUISER JUST RETURNED from
i9sa,inE l@fss rsi,} on timber
party Will So out 10 "a few DAYS. cati
and use your timber rlEht at once,
BoLLEY. sis.p Pioneer NIX II
For ssls-fsrm. sed Lsas
FREE dovERNMeNr LAND
npmtntrhdH. desert claims. Irrigated
tanda, timber lands. ranches % all
descriptions
n % SMITH q 20.
unum , Timen nidE
LEAVING Tor Old country. my Gssaeru
finely improved eiaHrsln ranch. fine
orchard etc.. ouiX 81 ~. nu terms
itA down 10 pet month. See Smith.
Room Times Block. upstairs II
Fer sals-Rssi Estate
FREMONT PROPERTY.
Tho host Desirable Part Of Seattle
Ron A HOME
Take Green Lake car to Hiswitt IT
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

p. n. Mullen, S2i Ballard ave, op.
soslts City Hall.
Fremont prua &c, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Quaker Drug Co. 1918 ist eve.
Thes Harris at possotfiees Renton.
c. N. Lohndreff, eaaR ssere. eieys
Seoend.
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TN roufn piaatsred cuttaEs. close To-
Yraiaf Nav car line double
floors A RARE BARGAIN HfHt
man Nith money down gsta the
place. 1uu D have 10 hurry
BRUEs 4 BEST Marion BIDS Is
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PEI simmons. III. ban.n.
per bunch. t1sh027t dates. rer ~
Gh &c. nKa. x ia brlrbH n 80
figa lob cartoons GQuT 5e. -.
fruit per boz. g. 90. lemons ebatss
and fancy o. GGd 800. ofnnvs.
seedling. 'I54aZzE. naval orsnss,
O. 5gaz2b. oranges. jap. bsl.
tllaalzG: apples cooking "a
Hti90. apples faEeg iIGed a.
rrnnbsrfica. 1000. pomeRrsnst..
half orange eaHsH. tz75. plneau5i.s
per dor. q g1Wttg. Honolulu -
uauaH. bunch. tlzG4z01
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oregon cheese. iahc. Eastern.
crooks. zba gee Washington ohssss.
lac. cream brick cheese. ice. -
ter native creamery. szc, san,s,,
storage, In tubs. 27c. sas,..-
storage. ia bricks. z7c: cooking i.a
i5c. California fresh creamery 80
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Golden c. IN sacks. Sc %: ertrn n
In sacks. TIT. powdered. IN h.,s
Tsls. ts4o: dry Kranulatrd, in sart.
tSlb. cube. In barrels .sgE. h.ss
sugar. 1905. maple sugar. iedi,X
Less = n paid within - days
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bupsrtlueus hair psrmansntly removed
hy sie0trir needle. guaranteed - tia
factory. eleven years experience
taH and Investigate. Mrs Emily
schmidt Flat % fHtahTook bldg "a
Ave. corner Union.
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Society Notices

Society Notices
Rev Moses Hall eminent spiritualist.
author and speaker. and President
Morris Pratt Institute White Water.
Wis will tecIurr az Fern Hail Unit
tartan church. un Friday aud sat
MrdNN, harFh o. and ls. az 81 aud
~ + M also az Grand opera house
on SUNDAY. Mhrcn Ia at - b. m
Silver collection. Come. is
I AN the MAJ. No flies m ycur house
With my screens. General carpentry.
phones Randall
TAN. oREp suits and skirts reason
able Suits and Jackets rtfittsd Mrs
sayler ssA Second Ave.
- spseisl Notices -----
GET a Free NAP q Seattle al nckin.
Aestng a Storage CO. FIRST avenue
ana Cherry 81
h.lp wantsd-FsmaIs
LATEST method dress cutting and
tewinE taught. bring your oWn work
while learning. terms reasonable.
Chleago hreHsmaktnE school, s5 FL
tel eloeS, ftke and Second
rirst class dressmaker by the day
Phone Ind A 800 II
LAee curtains Numbered. Black u55
Al
htslp Wantss-male
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81. 10 buYu ) acres 81 good land hlGhiy
Improved. q Few miles from city on
county read kpad house and out
building thicklN settled district near
school aud gtureu. tao0 down takes
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Meats
Cows. beef s1c. steers. 7e: NUT.
ton. : = q So. pork. &c: Iamb AZ.
dressed veal. small, ses54c: i've ,sh.
bits. doz. TAFT.
Hams, Bacon and Lard.
Hams. izQi1es bacon. breakf.g
isk 0ltE. lard. White star. &C..
she. lard. White Rose. axe; ara
Wild Rose. shc.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed. i7Qitc; KesuL
dressed. ib9 lee. chickens. dfssssT
lb0 lie. turkeys. fancy local dsssss1
zoo nc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
THE BOOM AT OCEAN VIEW,

The rapid upbulding OF Nirgnla's beau
tiful summer resort Ocean View, though
source OF wonder. Is not. strictly speak
Ing. a surprise 10 those familiar with the
advantages of the Atlantic City OF the
South, To very great extent the result
Is due 10 the progressive work of the
Ocean View Cottage Company. whNse adj
yertlsement appears in another column.
within easy railroad distance of most OF
the cities Of The South. with excellent
train and trolley service, It's unsurpassed
beach, together with its bathing, fishing
and boating facilities, this CITY by the
Sea Is scheduled TO become in the near
future close rival of the most popular
Northern seaside resorts. Frequent ex-
curslons make trip 10 Ocean View a
pleasure, and our citizens are taking adj
vantage Of the opportunity 10 locate at
this beautiful pleasure resort The hur-
ried man Of business, leaving his family at
the shore 10 enjoy the cool breezes, and
he himself through the heated days of
summer attending TO his business with a
greater zest from the prospect ahead Of
him Of going there shortly.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY The Valentine Auction Company.
RECEIVERS SALE.
Lockett Press at Nos. 10 and
IL S. Thirteenth Street,
Tuesday, May 8, 1905, IL
"A. M.

TUESDAY MORNING, NAY 9. 1905. At
Law and Equity court Of the City Of
Richmond, in tho suit Of Grit ter n a.
lie auction, at Nos. 10 and ~ South Thir-
teenth Street Richmond, Va. to the
highest bidder for cash. that up-to-date,
new and fully equipped Printing Bust ISL
ness. conducted for the past six {, months 9
South Thirteenth Street.
The plant includes two SKIP G. e
Presses. with side powre fixtures; ] 12xlS
G. & F. Press With side power f,S5 aH >
General Electric COMPANY Motor. l25
Fonts job Type. 200 pounds s-point BODY
Type, 30 pounds lu-point Body Type. and
general miscellaneous articles. neces-
sary In first-class job Office; Desk Ia
bles, Paper Stack, etc.
Ali the above material, ETC.. is practi-
cally new, having been used only SIX
months.
Inventory may be seen at my Office
Eleventh and Bank Streets
THOS. w. GARDNER
Receiver
The Valentine Auction Company,
Auctioneers.
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BY Geo. ". oliver Auctioneer,
90 Broad Street, between First Street and
Brook Avenue. Phone 4oSL.s
-
Grand
Auction Sale
HhiigE, CIR ade
Furniture, Piano,
Sewing Machines,
Carpet, Mating,
Rugs, Refrigera-
tors, Pictures,
Mirrors DIS Etc.

| will sell at my warerooms. % Broad a
sTH, commencing at 1890 A. NJ. j s9-piece
and 1 5-pece silk Tapestry, Upholstered
Parlor Suit; l Large Massive Tennessee
Marble-Top. Walnut Chamber Suit, with
handsome Wardrobe to match; S Medium
Oak and Walnut Bedroom Suits; very
handsome Walnut. s-piece Dining Suit
consisting of Massive Tennessee Marble
Top sideboard China Closet and PEDESTAL
Dining Table to match: HiEhly-Polished
Single and Double Iron Beds; Odd Blu
reaus. Washstands; 10 Oak and Cherry
WaTdrobes, l Hand Carved Rosewood
Case Piano. Hall Racks. Umbrella Stands;
comparatively new Drop-Head Singer, and
other Sewing Machines, complete with all
Hall, Stair and Room Car
pet: New Rugs, 10 Rolls New Heavy
China and Linen Warp Mating; Leather
cite and Velour Upholstered Couches; 3
Choice Pictures, handsome French Plate
NIantAl Mirrors, Alaska and other Re
frIgerators. Stone and Metal Waterfowl
ers, Toilet Ware, Kitchen Furniture. etc;
also lot other goods too numerous to
mention Ladies' invited to attend. These
goods will have to be seen to be appre-
GATED. Sale positive. Terms cash.
GEO. V. OLIVER, Auctioneer.
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BY John T. Goddn & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Executors Auction Sale of
That Handsome Three
Story and Basement, De-
tached Brick Residence,
No. 624 N. Seventh Street.

AT the request Of the executors OF Mrs.
Elizabeth G.. Gennet, we will sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1906
.at & o'clock P. NJ. the above described
property. The dwelling contains u
rooms, papered throughout, new porc;s-
lain bath, etc.. with iron veranda In
front, and upper and lower rear porches.
besides detached kitchen. with 4 rooms.
Lot fronts 50 feet and runs back about
100 feet. This property has never. been
vacant, always rented to good and per-
manent tenants. ard being SO convent
ent TO business offers many advantages
for a home or an investment
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
JOHN T. sGODD1N & CO.,
NAV 7-tds. Auctioneers.
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] will sell at auction next wednesday,
May 10Th, 175 Horses and Mules. The
horses consist of some very choice select
Southern Horses, with lots OF quality,
and some heavy Draft and General Pur-
pose Horses, and some high-class Driv-
crs, and some good saddlers. and IN
fact something to suit all trade and your
own use.
We have some OF the best Mules We
have seen. run In size 100 to 1900 pounds,
with lots of quality, something to suit
your trade and work,
Don't fail to attend this sale If IN need
as ] will sell them for what they Will
bring this week, as the shippers want
them all sold so as to see what they
have done this seasons
JOS, LAsITTER.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.
SIS East Broad Street.
Auction Sale EXTRAORDINARY
Very Fine Furniture, Very Costly
and Massive Brass Beds, First
Quality New Mating, Handsome
Rugs, Very Fine Leather Couches,
Wire Couchcs, Fine Silver Plated
Ware, Etc, at Auction. =.

+
TOMORROW (Monday) MORNING.
MAY STH. we will sell at our salerooms,
No. 61s East Broad Street, commencing
at 1890 o'clock. we will offer an extra
ordinary large and fine lot of goods, con-
sistng of fine Parlor Suits, handsome We
lour and Leather Couches, very Mas
sive Solid Cast-Bra Beds, fine Iron Beds,
number Of very good Oak and Walnut
Bedroom Suits, large lot of Rugs. Wire
Couches and Davenports. Sideboards, fine
New White Cotton Mattresses. Hair Mat
tresses, Wardrobes, Odd Washstands.
Baby Carriages, Chfoniers, Willow
Rockers. fine Mantel Cabinet Mirror, very
fine Cast Brass French Clock Cost 500,
Parlor Banquet and Table Lamps. Desks,
large lot Of assorted Mattings from the
quality, weighing Jos pounds to the roll:
large lot of remnants of Oil Cloth and
Linoeum, Canc-Seat Chairs. Mirrors, etc.
Large lot Of these goods are absolutely
new, being sold on account offowner de-
string to convert surplus stock into
cash at once. The goods must go. Sale
positive. Ladies especially invited to at
tend this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Ry Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 East Main Street.
Auction Sale Of
Fine Furniture, oilcloth,
Mating, Etc,
Tuesday, May 9, 1905.

We will sell, TUESDAY, MAY 9TH,
commencing at 1O;so A., M, at our ware
rooms No, 1905 East Main Street for
parties declining housekeeping. an extra
nice lot of Household Furniture, such as
handsome Oak Buffets Quartered Oak
Bedroom Suits. extra handsome Parlor
Pier Mirror, handsome Rosewood Tables,
Mahogany Tables. Oak Folding Beds
with large mrrors9, 9 9l nn g,alb o tx
Dining Chairs $50 Yards Of Oli Cioth, a nW
Oak Wardrobes, rosewood Parlor Suit.
Go.Garts Cradles. ns LOT RUGS gnd Gsabn nnsE
Mattresses. Rosewood Ictaza Picture and
Mirror Brass sane and iron Beds, ODD Blu
reaus Washstands, Heds, Chairs Stoves
FOR further description see Tuesdays
Tlmcs-Dispatch.
Ladies respectfully invite ,;o.r, =, \, .a,,
RICHMOND AUCTION " &
Geo. H. Valentine, Auctloneer.
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!, By C. L. & II. l. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
s21 Main Street.
AUCTION SALE Or
THE VERY ATTRACTIVE DWELLING
No. 2l16 M Street.

At the request Of the owner, who Is de-
termined TO sell. We will offer for SAFE
on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY 9TH, 1905,
at 6 O'Clock 2. NJ. the above property
consisting of a six-room detached frame
dwelling, in nice order; also detached
kitchen OF two rooms, and stable on prem
ses. 10. fronts about thIrty-one feet and
runs back to a good depth. This is one
OF the best locations for good investment
property, or will make neat home.
TERAlS-Announced at SALE
C. l., & II. l.. rDENOON,
May4 Aids Auctioneers.
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FOR SAL :. .

TO BE REMOVED FROM TIE SEC
ond Baptist Church Building about June
lst:
One lot Gallery Pews, one lot settees
one set Oak Pulpit Furniture and Com.
munion Table; one Lecture Room Desk
two Reflecors and other Gas Fixtures
one Furnace,
FOR further information apply 10
W. j. WHlrEHuRsr, Chairman,
Tenth and Byrd SITS, Richmond, w.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
6ls East Broad Street
Large Book Sale, Tuesday,
May 9th, 4 P. M.

We will sell at our salesrooms, No. Glib
East Broad Street on TUESDAY Az
.TERNOON. commencing at o'clock, a
large collection OF Books. embracing
Howisons History of Virginia, IN Vol,
Volumes Annals OF Augusta County. DE.
struction and Reconstruction. by General
Taylor; War "Reminiscences, by Monteiro;
Sherman and His Campaigns: General
Lee by McCabe, illustrated: General
Stonewall Jackson. by Dabnay. u lustrated;
splendid Atlas OF the Philippines; fine
Copy of Johnson's Family; Atlas ana
other fine Aliases; also Law Books and a
collection of general literature
Sale positive.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

the s Law ava and Z Eq III Court q !he cltS
IF e R ofhe o he sd se sr
1905, in the causes pending in said court,
under the short style II n n9vfi ~ =
SNYDER, wHo SUES FOR &C. Y.
S Fan Ia ANR M f ARG Galan1; S ba1ns
been made in the payment Of The amount
srty WIth IN the s twenty days required
said decree Of Felruary 2lSl II l9os1. tne
Commissioners for that purpose (any two
Of them to acD as directed BY said de-
crees viii proceed t0 Ell BY pI wv .o gad
front Of the CITY Hall In the city q
wEp M1Y ;sS II TIE Z 6 5aEa9 R ~ OF
free OF oil liens and encunlbrances what
soever except taxes assessed for the cur
rent year, all the rights. privileges. prop
end interes tr Of the Farmvie Powa
tan Railroad Company, consisting OF q
main limo of single track, narrow gauge
dr ,,i on on the James River, near City Point.
In Chesterfield county. where the comPan
has valuable terminal properties ana T,., Ia,
Edward county, Virginia, experimenting
eighty-eight' and three-quarter miles; TO-
gether with all branch lines, spur tracks c,es
sidngs. depot AtIaCks. h!u ! o1 ~
way, depot buildings and grounds, SHOPS,
warehouses, wharves. terminals, scales,
telegraph lines, telephone lines, store
houses, stores and supplies, maGhlne
shops, machinery. tools, appliances. loco
tate, ofiices, office furniture. books and
books of account. stationery and supplies;
and all other property OF every K1no anu
description OF said Railroad Company.
or ii In the hands OF the Receiver Of this
Court and his Agents, and any debts, ac-
counts and balances due to the Receiver
and his agent from any parties Whatso-
ever, both on the daybo sale and on the
TERMS: The terms of said sale are as
follows, Viz: Seventy-f1ve thousand dol
lars (s75, 10000 cash, s25,000.00 Of which
shall be paid to the commissioners with.
in three days from the day OF sale. and
firmed. The balance to be onecredits OF
six and twelve months from the day OF
sale: the purchaser to execute nesollaoie
notes for the deferred payments: win
interest from day of sale, with me risna 70
the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and conveyance
directed by the court
For further particulars as r 70 sae, r re-
road and other pT'operty * paIeSs Tai
cot, at the Offices OF the Company, Ninth
and Main Streets. Richmond. Virginia;
CHAS. IS. STR1NGFELLOW,
GEO. L. CHRISTIAN,
B. B. MuNFORD.
p. ". COGBILL.
CHAS. u. WILLIAMS.
r. ". WATKINS,
Special Commissioners
~, 49, ,aa,,tra5 ~ tho snecia1 COM
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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
Much Good Richmond Property
Has Been Changing Hands
Lately.
FARM LANDS IN DEMAND

Rainy weather and other causes COM
binod last week TO interfere somewhat
With the business Of the real estate
men who have property TO sell at auc-
Ito nand by private trade. However a
considerable number of Richmond lots
changed hands and a number OF interest
ing transactions were set in motion which
may reach consummation this week.
There is active demanA for Richmond
realty by home builders, and we'll located
property can be easily disposed OF al
prices that represent its full value.
Residence property in the western part
Of the city is especially in demand, and
during the week just closed quite num-
Der of vacant lots In that sectlon were
rid to people who purpose to build at
once.
Lots in the Lee monument territory are
being sold rapidly. One firm, n. w. Bowe
and Son, report the sale of six lots near
the monument last week. and they say
handsome residence Is to go up on each
OF these six lots.
The a J. Chewing Company also re-
port the sale of building lots in the West
End and elsewhere. They also sold the
brick residence No. 23O6 West Main Street,
to William H. Tyree for $3.50; also the
store and residence, corner of Sixth and
Baker Streets to A. Lichenstein. for
S2,e75; also a number of building lots in
Rartnl Heights. II
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BY C. L. & II. l.. Denoon,'
Real Estate Auctioneers.
S21 E. Main Street.
Auction Sale of Well Locat-
ed Brick Dwelling, No.
1915 E. Franklin Street.
Lot Fronts % Feet to a
Good Depth.

At request of owner, we will offer at
public auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1905.
at 6 o'clock P. NJ. the property described
above The house contains about ten
rooms besides brick kitchen in the rear;
The premises are in good condition and
in a ioca ton that should rent at a price
to make 1t paying investment.
c. L. & H. L. @DENOON,
Auctioneers.
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on TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1905, at 5 O'Clock
P. NJ, we will offer for sale on the
premises. at public. auction, the above
property. The dwelling Is well-built, IN
and etc. The lot fronts % feet, with n
good depth. to an alley. There is also z
good stable on the lot. This Is one, of
the best dwelling streets In the city.
This lcation is being sought after by
those who want good, quiet and con-
venient home, and Is also a good rent
ing locality.
TERMS: Liberal and will be announced
at SALE
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BY A. Chewning Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustees Auction Sale
No. 914 w. Leigh Street.

By virtue Of certain deed OF trust,
dated April -. 1909, Of record In clerks
Office ofthe Richmond Chancery Court. in
p. B. 167 c, page AGA, Rde fault having been
made In the payment Of a portion OF the
debt thereby secured, and being required
auction. upon the premises, on .
FRIDAY, MAY u, 1905
at o'clock P. NJ, the property numbered
and lot, fronting sixteen feet. ten inches
on the north line of Leigh Street. between
Graham and Oak Streets, by a depth Of
eighty-siX feet to an alley.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at G.
u and IS months, interest added, and Sc
cured by a trust deed.
a. T. CHEWING,
F. S1TTERDING,
5$ss Trustees.
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AS authorized by the decree Of the
Law and Equity Court OF the City Of
Richmond, Va, dated February g. 1905.
and for reasons satisfactory tothe COM
to take place at the same hour and place
on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4 1896.
CTIAs. S. STRINGFELLOW. GEO. T..
MUNFORD, p v. COGBILL. CHAS. u.
WILLIAMS. r. W. WATKINS, Special
Commissioners.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Augustine Royal & Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Office No. 927 Hull Street,
Il Manchester, Va.
r RusrEE,s SALE

THE MOST DESIRABLE FARM IN
CHBSTERF1ELD COUNTY. NEAR
FOREST HILL PARK AND GRANITE
STATION. ONT sAuTHERN .RAi IL
MAY MA, CONTAINING 22 ACRES, BE3
I'll SANE MORE Or less tSsS o0 az
?. NJ, ON THE PREMISES.
n,d BY virtue q deed Of trust. dated :!
Schultz and wife to the undersigned
trustee, and being required so to do by
me holders Of the notes. secured IN said
deed. | will sell at public auction, on
the day. hour and place named above,
improvements thereon and thereto be-
longing.
The farm contains 22a acres, more or
less, within one-fourth Of annie of Gran
tie Station. on the Southern Railway,
ana very near Forest Hill Park This
lana is IN the direct line Of Improvement
and and should attract the attention OF those
VINO desire a suburban home. This land
IS and has been for years, cultivated as
., truck farm, and in the hands of those
mat understand this branch Of the busl-
ness, Is Invaluable.
:, for further particulars call on the auc-
tioneers. $4.E5
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale;
discharge three notes for the following
amounts: $1,000 so and $780, with Interest
on each from February IT, 1905. until
paid. The residue il any, upon such
terms as will Sc announced at sale. .
AUGUSTINE ROYALL,
Trustee.