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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26

HAS that artist made reputation
Hes done better than that. He's
made living. Detroit Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
Aiflfnde.

How high was it where you spent
gour vacation7"
About $4,000 above the level Of the
sea. Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
JINGLES AND JESTS.
wv. All no n

We All DO II.
'To err Is human" Yea,
And vet we know
More human It's to say,
81 told you so
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26

Santa Fe was originally named La
Ciudad de la Santa Fe de San Fran
cisco.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
Popular 10c, 2Oc, 3Oc-Prices

Seats on sale at Red Cross Phar.
macy commencing Friday morning, Dec
macy commencing Friday morning, Dec, %
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26

Bombast was cotton padding for the
clothes to make them stand out from
the figure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26

Maize has been found in the most an
Gent Peruvian tombs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26

Sec Abbott. clearance saia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26

See Abbott's clearance sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
The playsE Evenings
S BIG VAUDEVILLE NOVELTIES S
SPECIAL FEATURE

Madam Flower, The Bronz Melba
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-30
1-Poland China Herd. 2-Dunnington Store.

kinds of fruit grown in this climate II 1t was not for the fact that the land + too valuable to devote to that purpose
 MT. lancey is making speciality ot registered cattle and fine hogs His la vorite cattle are the Hereford, of which he has a fine herd of 65. The bull Or pheus, Mo- 7IIoo, which has many times taken the premium, heads the herd. The bull Andrew, Mo- Io5484, calved April 5, Ioo3 one of the finest animals -ln the country, also belongs to this herd
 MT. Yancey makes speciality of Po- land-China hogs, of which he has herd of 400. The herd boar is second cousin to the hog that took the $3,ooo premium at the St. Louis Worlds Fair. Mr. Yan- cey is among the first breeders of fine stock in the state and one of the greatest compliments you can pay him IS to say of him that he is one of the worst enc mics of the Arkansas razor-back.
 MT. Yancey carries an $Sooo stock ot general merchandise in his store house, principally to supply the needs of the people on his place. He is ably assisted in the management of this large farm business by his son, Dunnington, and MT. Martin Lacey his bookkeeper.
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-30
5Fancy Herefords-MeadoW Lake in the Distance.

ways placed balance on the credit side of accounts.
 This plantation is connected With Newport and the long distance telephone by private wire over the Farmers line.
 It would be mistake to suppose that in brief descriptive article there could be conveyed proper conception of, or justice done to the ground upon which the Oil Trough region takes rank as the finest body of farm lands in the state. It is the most remarkable agricultural arena in all the Southwest, and based upon constituted clements of an unin- terrupted maximum yield of cotton, corn, wheat, oats, timothy, alfalfa, pota- toes and all garden vegetables, 1t is en- tirely without type. It averages higher in those products than any other body ot land in the United States.
 John Page, tenant on this plantation, moved his alfalfa five times last year, averaging more than a ton per acre at each cutting, and S bushels of corn per acre (weighed) have been grown here Another tenant averaged 2,2OO pounds of seed cotton per acre on his entire cotton crop.
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-30
COLONEL V. ". COOKS OIL TROUGH PLANTATION
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Colonel V. Y. Cooks Oil Trough plan- tation is situated i'll Independence Coun- ty, on upper White River, eight miles above and due west of Newport, in the famous Oil Trough valley, and consti- tuted of about $500 acres in cultivation and is rented almost exclusively to a white tenantry who pay an annual money stipend per acre. The tenants oc- cupying this plantation are of an indus trious and frugal class, with ample apti- tude and ability to attain success III farming, as IS demonstrated by their an nual harvest, some of whom have been on this plantation with Colonel Cook for more than 20 years.
 Perhaps no other plantation in this region is conducted with that degree of system and discipline as that distinguish ing the administration of this estate. Here everything is thoroughly system zed and nothing is done at random, and the auditing of annual results has al
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-30
J. C. YANCEY & SON

Mir. |. C. Yancey IS native of Vir- ginia. He came to Crittenden County, Arkansas, in 1874, where he was ad- mitted to practice law before the Critten- den County bar. He remained alone tor ten months, when he formed law part nership with Colonel Robt Fl. Crockett, with whom he remained two years. He then removed to Batesville, his present home. He practiced law alone for tour years and then formed partnership with Hannibal Coleman, with whom he remained ten years, at which time he made Judge Fulkerson, the present judge of this judicial district, his partner until the judge was elected to his present of flee. Upon the election of Judge Fulker-
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-30

son to his present position, MT. Yancey formed a partnership with Lyman E. Reeder and Samuel Casey Mir. Reeder soon withdrew from the firm and the style of the firm is now Yancey X Casey.
 Mr. Yancey was a member of the Arkansas House of Representatives m 1885 and mayor of the city of Batesville for the years of 1894 1895. He was the organizer of the Batesville Telephone Company, one of the pioneer telephone companies of north Arkansas, and of which he was president for ten years, afterwards selling to the Bell Telephone Company, the present owners He or ganized and put on foot the Keystone Manganese Mining Company. This com pany has mined and shipped several thousand tons of ore. He was the presl- dent of the White River Improvement Association, which was largely instru- mental in getting the appropriation tor the building of the locks and dams on White River He organized the Arkan- sas Phosphate Company. This company not only shipped several thousand tons of phosphate, but 1t was largely through it's influence that the president of the Gould system was brought to see the importance of building the White River branch of railroad, which is now in course of construction. In fact, MT. Yancey as a compliment to his efforts in the matter, was given the honor of driving the first spike on this new road: He is at the present time president of the Batesvile Business Mems League.
 MT. Yancey owns beautiful farm ot 500 acres. located in Oil Trough bot tom. about ten miles from Newport. This large plantation IS divided into two parts. One is known as Dunnington, ln honor of Mr. Yancey's wife, who was a Miss Dunnington; the other, the Meadow Lake farm Dunnington has I2 farm houses, one store house, large gin, a large warehouse, a grist mill and black smith shop Meadow Lake farm has nine dwellings, three large hay sheds blacksmith shop, ice house III which SC tons of ice was stored this winter at a cost of 75 cents per ton, one of the larg- est stock barns in the state and large and very uniquely arranged hog house which was built after Mir. Yanceys own design
 Last year Mr. Yancey cultivated I,ooc acres of cotton, which yielded him an average of three fourths of bale to the acre His land will grow any of the grains, alfalfa and all the cereals He has made as high as five cuttings of all falfa making as much as SIX tons per acre in a season. His corn yield has reached So bushels to the acre; wheat 4o, and oats 100 bushels. He raises all kinds of vegetables and could raise all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Splendid Farm in Isle Of
Wight County For Sale.

Mrs. N. Il. Young. having decided to
change her place Of residence. Will oncr
for sale, privately, her farm: that large.
wel-located and improved farm, known
as soak Level and which has been IN
the Young family for over half a cen-
atury.s and which is situated in the county
OF Isle OF Wight. about five miles from
the town Of Smithfed, containing SEVEN
HUNDRED AND FIFTY (750) ACRES,
MORE OR LESS. Of which TWO HUN
DRIED AND SEVEETY-TtIREE. l213)
ACRES ARE UNDER CULTIVATION,
THE REMAINDER BEING IN WOOD
sERABLE VALUABLE TIMBER
This farm Is we'll adapted to the grow
ing Of SMALL. GRAINS. CORN. PEA
NUTS, AND ALL OTHER CROPS THAT
ARE GROWN IN THIS SECTION.
1t has abundant range for hogs ard
cattle, Is well watered, and has on II q
large clght-room dwelling. together with
bath room and pantry. besides all the
usual barns, stables, and other outhouses.
all OF which are In good repair.
Anyone Wishing to know anything re-
slating to this farm are referred to Mr..
William s. Holland. OF Windsor. Va :
#torney for Mrs Young. or they can SEQ
the farm at any time they Will call. when
they will be shown over 1t by Mr. NJ
Mrs. N. F. YOUNG.
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AUCTION SALES-Monday.

We will sell at our auction salesrooms,
40 61S East Broad Street, TOMORROW
tAIonday) MORNING. July l7lh com
mencing at 1890 o'clock, one fine lG.f foot
Store Counter, with drawers; good 6-foot
Oak Office Standing Desk with glass
and wire partitionsi Iron I4erer Press 2
Oak RolI-Top Desks. CHARTERED Oak and
Polished Walnut Chambe. Suits. hand
some Chase Leather Couches, fine We
lour Box~Couches. Paror Suits, about
100 Nne Pictures in handsome frames.
told 10 pay cost of framing; handsome
brass Beds. Rockers. several very fine
Oak and Walnut Book Cases, Walnut
and Oak Hat Racks. Odd Bedsteads.
good Kitchen Tables, Extension Tables.
Center Tables, Walnut Sideboards, Up
right Pianos, Bed Lounges. Sewing Ma
Chimes. ana other goods
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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AUCTION SALES. Future Day
by Il. Al Catlin
I md
Sutton & Company.

! NtlMRDR 81 BllAuTil,,u1l,.. Il, RESI- 1 Isl
5DEN'r1AL2 1IOTs ON ROGERS STR EEL PIX
SNSYBRAH H SMA1 HhrfAfA 5Aav T9iAdhNs
IAN .1hEslDENCE IN MIDST NIB 81 81
LARGI1 8 AND A VERY PRoDttcTIyIn1
a anHR TnE AHIAGaRs SiT9 4nhN
ING TOWN OF ia RMOuNT. ON THE
NORTH AND NOW OCCUPIED BY
MIR. VI y Il H'. $B BRA Az
+ In execution OF certain deed Of trust
to US dated July %. 1904 n,nd rccorded IN N
clerks office Honrico county D. %. 49,
the payment OF u certain note therein
recorded and being rcu,ilrdc so to 90 by
the holders OF said note. we VII. on
THURSDAY. July 10th, 1905. at o'clock
containing Sl5Ss-1, 900 acres, lying on the
south side of$tho county road. commonly
known. MS Brauer's Lane, on when II
he's sronoge q 81 ffet TIN r nnd tbo wn
this tract 8 sI
Second a tract containing ia acres.
adjoining above on the west. This lot
las 5Gntnge Ct e ea HF2 e
tract on the west, and on which is an
attractive residence. With a number ar O. Of
This property Is at the southeast inter-
section OF Brauer's Lane, with Rogers
Street, and Nineteenth, and ~ streets,
IL extended, will run through It, Fourth.
Six very pretty lots on Rogers Street
between '"f Street and said lane,
Buyers can attend this sale with the
Knocked out to the highest bidder.
4 TERMS: One fourth cash. balance at Q.
- and IS months; deferred payments to
be sccurad by trust deed. and bear per
cent. interest, or more, or all cash, at OPP
ton Of purchaser.
b. RAND WEXFORD. @j
Nv 15.tds. 7l Trustees
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A. Il, CHANDLER,
HILL CARTER,
w. a, MONCURE,
II. w, CHANDLER,
w. u. ENNIS,
Special Commissioners.

George H. II. executor, plaintiff. against
George Ell ais, defendants. !. Y. G..
Valentine deputy clerk of said court
certify that the bond required Of the spe-
cial commissioners by the decree in said
cause Of nth day of June, 1905, has been
duly given Given under my hand this
18th day of June, 1906
r. C. VALENTINE, Deputy Clerk
Jy l6-3t. for r.. r. COGliILL, Clerk.
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= 10 K !. . j L. 4.
court Of Charles rH city county, Va, entered
on the 18th day Of June, 1905, IN the SUI ~.
Of Laurence 1A1Torge. ct ais, vs.. HeuIy
were thereby appointed Special Commits
s s. BY p D e aucct t to tho highest bid
DER wS1B6N Sn5sss c.y ioTH 1906
at - o'clock NJ, the following real 's'a'e'
that certain trnet Or porce Of ana
OF brick dwelling. barn. stable and GER =,
tain outhouscs, situated In the county o.
Charles C'ity,lva., upon the waters waters, 81 81
lanes lS 60 Sonh hn se more or less
known MS "Berkeicy," and adjoining tho
Westover estate together with all fishing
privileges and other rights, tenements ana
thereof appertalning and belonging. Inc {,
metes and bounds Of which said property.
are fully given In the aforesaid decree OF
the 18th day Of June n6o la aeres arabic land,
highly productive, and about 500 acres IN
timber principally North Cnrol M pine, l'
which can be easily marketed. Inc 1lSn-
cry yields a substantial revenue yearly ,1St
The James River steamers furnish direct
and convenient communication with Rlcn-
mond Norfolk and all Northern market 6.
TERMs-No bid WILL be accepted CO. by yho omo
sand dollars (s2.0O0O0) In cash, or q certi.
and check or New York draft for said
amount, acceptable to said Commissioners,
shall have been deposited with said Com
fnissioners and upon the confirmation or
any sale by the court, and deed 70 the
purchaser Shall have been ordered; one
half Of the residue Of tho purchase money
is to be paid In cash, and the remaining
,one-half of said purchase money Is TO
be payable II" ono and two years, ana ID
to be evidenced 4byest the nogotiaDle notes
OF the purchas VI Y 6 ~ 70 NON steau
exemption, af1c. bearing SIX per cent: IN
terest from date of sale, and secured py
a deed OF trust upon said properly 10 sucIi
trustee or trustees as the court may
name: or allf-ash, at the optloh OF inc
purchaser.
For further information apply TO either
Of tho undersigned Commissioners.
ne HERBERT G. WFllPPLE,
Special Commissioner,
220 Broadway. New York. (,
5a JOHN A. LAMB,
.l Special Commissioner, E{
605 Mutual Building, Richmond Va
In the Clerks ONCE . sthe Circuit Court
Of the County ofSGGla rles City. ", Z,
Laurence La Forge and others. g. Platntln,
Henry d. Knox ana others. Defendants
/, j. u. Major, clerk Of the said court,
do certify that the bond required of the
Speclal Commissioners by the decree rem.
dered in said cause on the 18th day OF
June, 1905, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court this 24th day Of June, 1905, Il,
]. T. MAJOR, Clerk.
Jc 30, 1.5,s.12151o
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j. PUBLIC AUCTION.

K 1 will sell at my auction-housc, No. 10
TOMORROW (NIondny) Morning,
At 1880 o'clock,
z Oak and Walnut Chamber. Suits Oak
end Walnut Wnrdrobes. i large Mirror
Front Wardrobe. 2 very fine Go-Carts
lot Feather Pillows, Lace Curtains, Win
dow Shades Is Rolls New Mn II I, n,g
Carpets / Densmorc Typewriter. Show
cases, very handsome Ladies' na OAK W Cpnl
Stoves, Odd i3cdsteads, and a big lot Of
other things.
SPECIAL.
Il will sell for a party disseminating
business one }sH
Complete Office Outfit,
consisting Of Massive ouarte red, onk Is
chair to match; i large Administer Drug
get 1 Lounge. Oak Hall Rack. with mir
ror; large Mantc Mirrors, Lady's Desk
GEO. w. MAYO, Auotioneer.
B. G. Buford, Salesman
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Richmond, Va. July ls. 1905.

Richmond, Va, July l6. 1905.
To Whom It May Concern
Unless otherwise disposed Of. the
sell, for cash, TO the highest bidder, all
commencing at 1890 A. NJ, and continu-
ing until sale Is completed Mt the auction
house OF the Valentine Auction Com
pany. NO. us East Broad Street, Rich
mond, Va, July IS, 1905 ,s
w A. MEHAGAN, Agent.
valentine Auction Co., Auctoneers.
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GEO. w. MAYO, Auctionccr,
40 N, Seventh street.

= IN 1,EWI1LL11N SETTER PUPPIES.
= ONE DENSMORE TYPEWRlTElR,'
OAK HALL RACKS. OAK SIDE
BOARDS, OAK. AND WALNUT BED
ROOM SUITS. SL1GHTLY-US11D GO
CARTS, HANDSOME MANTEL MIR.
RORS, 'ROLLER-TOP DESKS, DINING
CHAIRS. LACE CURTAINS. lalC1CLIs'
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AUCTION SALES-Monday
i S' nv Nicvelgl i& Glinn,
@ Real Estate Auctioneers. "
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ ms or
A Farm Of "a Acres of Land
In Goocllland County, Va.

Pursuant to n decree entered In the, Cir
w, on the 1st day Of April. 1905, In the
suit OF I.,1rreida Monroe, ,et9als. VS.. Martha
Rnine," we will sell at public auction. r,
front Of the Courthouse of the county
- IN MONDAY, JULY 18TH, 1905,
Mt / o'clock p. NJ. that certain tract Of
land containing o. acres. more or less,
in Dover District, Gnocniand county, va,
IA Joining tho land Of Abncr G.. NuckOls,
al MS, and being the same property which
William Young died seized and possessed
= 49, I'2 D. II. Ll1AKE,
ABNER C. GOODE,
Special Commissioners 4
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Locomotive Works,
NOS. 624, 626. B2S AND $50.

BY virtue, of a certain deed Of trust.
dated March l5th 1902 and recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court, clerk S office
In Deed Book It's a, page 447tSdefault hay
ing been maze In a portion of the debt
secured therein. and having been required
by the beneficiary SO to do we VIII on
Tuesday, July Is, 1905,
pull pubic auction aHn the he Property conveyed
therein. being all those lots of land. with
the improvements thereon. consisting OF
four two-story frame dwellings, numbered
rs above. Tho lots commence at polnt
3B feet west Of the southwest corner or
Hospital and Seventh Streets, and EXTEND
line of Hospital street sixty-thrcc, feel ana
six inches, and running back an irregular
depth as fully described In the above deed
ION ACCOUNT or IT'S EXCELLENT
LOCATION THIS PROPERTY Is ALI,
WAYS ,oCGwPIEE Ed BY a GOOD CLASS SIS
TERMs-Cash sufficient to pay all costs
of executing this trust, all taxes to day
of sale, and a balance on q note, due
March 18th 1905. Of $l7.45 and interest 70
date Of sale; credit as to 81 notes of 800
dollars each. payable one every SIX
months, tho firstnote being due September
10th, 1908, and one note OF lilo Que .O G.
no announced by the trustee at tho time
Of sale The purchaser will be given, the
privilege of paying all cash, IN which
event the unearned Interest Will be de-
Quoted from the notes above mentloned.
In ", AZ I; sf,i q
10 LANE STERN; ,.,, s,oos
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BY II. Seldom Taylor & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. S N. Eleventh Street.

TRUSTIIE' S AUCTION SALC OFNI1AIs
1 COMFORTABLE 2-STORY BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT. NO. 400, AT THE
NORTH w EST CORNER OF MARSHALL
AND SECOND STREETS. LOT 25x91
FEET.
In execution OF certain deed OF trust.
dated January is, 1893 and duly recorded
In the clerks office Of Richmond Chance
ry Court in D. B. 147 B. page 45S default
having been made in the payment or
one of the notes. thereby secured, nnd at
the request OF the holder thereof VIII.
as trustee, substituted BY an order or
Richmond Chancery Court, entered July
~, 1905, proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, upon the premises, at o'clock Z.
- = FRIDAY, JULY 2lST 1905,
the house and lot above mentioned, being
the same real estate conveyed by the said
deed OF trust. This property Is OF that
class which always commands q tenant
at good rent, and 1t Will pay as an in
Nestment
TERMS: Enough cash to pay cost Of
sale, all past due taxes: also ratable
proportion OF the taxes of 1905, and the
sum of So, 900, with interest thereon from
January IS, 1901, and tho balance on a
credit OF 6 months, evidenced by nego-
table note, with interest added, and Sc
cured by a deed of trust. II desired more
liberal terms will be given at hour or
-" II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
8 Substituted Trus tee.
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MODERN HOMES
Your Rent Will Buy. !,

FRANKLIN. near LEE MONUMENT:
81 600 cash, and 800 monthly
GRACE STREET, near HARRISON;
s625 cash and $50 monthly.
PARK AVENUE, near. MONUMENT:
$500 cash. and SIS monthly . =, =,
4 GRACE STREET, near MONUMENT;
$500 cash. and $40 monthly ~,
IVY STREET. opposite THE PARk;
$500 cash and So monthly. -,
IVY STREET. near SYCAMORE ST.,
$3.50 cash, and $50 monthly. .
FLOYD AVENUE near Il NJ u
PLACE $500 cash, and SIS monthly.
Barton Heights Cottages,
Eight rooms water, sewer payements;
SEQ cash and $25 monthly.
Can occupy at once. or you draw tha
rents Every dollar paid. saves per
cent. interest.
j. Thompson Brown & Co.
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Friday, July 81, 1905,

at s o'clock r. NJ, on the premises, pro-
cccd to sell by public auction, the prop
crty conveyed in above mentioned deed:
TERMS: Cash rs to the expenses Of
executing this trust, all taxes due and
one note of 1880 duo November Is, 1891;
one note for $3.50. due November 2S, 1885
and one note Of $4,000. due May %. 1906
and interest thereon from date of mh-
turity 10 day Of sale. The residue as may
be named at time Of sale.
GEO. C. JEFFERSON. Trustee.
j.. y. Carneal & Son, Auctloneers.
Jy 18-tds. "
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sA5Oo-NE DETACHED BRICK, s.
room, cabinet mantel 14atr0be, station
cry washstand, etc; Ivy near Meadow
TERMS: Easy
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DUBLIC SALE OF FINE COUNTRY
HOME IN CAROLINE COUNTY. VA

BY Virtue Of tho provisions OF decree
entered in the suit OF Georges executors
against George and others, pending in
the Circuit Court Of Caroline county. Va.
on the 18th June, 1905, the undersigned
special commissioners therein appointed
will SELL at public ion, on the prem
ises near Penola, Va, at II NJ, on
TUESDAY, 1ST DAY OF AUGUST 1905,
that valuable farm, in Caroline county,
Va, about, one mile from Penola STU
ton on which the late Captain II. Il.
George resided. This farm contains 3GJ
acres of land, mora or less; has on it a
fine brick dwelling in good repair. with
barns and stables and other outbuildings.
IT Is well wooded and watered, well To-
Gated. convenient 10 church. school and
railroad station, and Is n most desira ale
country residence.
TERMs One fourth cash, the balance
in three equal instruments. payable IN J,
9 and 3 years from day OF sale, the Ia
ferrcd payments to be evidenced by nesO-
table notes with interest added and Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property,
or all cash at the option of the purchaser:
The sale to be subject to the approval
lnn t,,t
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BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
recorded In tho Richmond Chancory
Court IN Deed Book ISL, Al. page 4S3, de-.
fault having been made in tho payment
OF the debt secured therein, and having
T wifi m I,it AZ s.5 tH53lE9a .fl tai4HH 81
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3 At the request OF the owner, we VIII
offer for sale, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. july 18TH, 1905,
lATi6 O'CLOCK r. M,
that very desirable and attractive brick lc
dwelling, No. 0 West Franklin Street.
RThis house Is centrally located,s on the
best residential Street ln our city; CON
tains aboutN 1assroo q sssSSsand sin excellent
repair. Thosl6t sfronts 81 feet inches on
the south side OF Franklin Street, and
extends back between parallel lines 155
feet to a wide alley. We invite home
seekers to this sale, as 1t Is seldom that
a chanrcr, like thisSis afforded parties to
secure such sas piece of property suitable
for q home or a Doctors office IN TINS
fashionable part of Franklin Street.
b TERMS: Announced at sale.
McVEIGH & GLINN,
Jy15-tds Auctioncers
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"BERKELEY,''
AND ALSO AS
uHarriaon's landing

4 ny, ON JAMES RIVER, ABOUT p
Miles FROM RICHMOND, BEING
THE BIRTHPLACE OF Wll.LiAM
+ HENRY HARRISON, TORMLR, !, ILLS ,l{