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A NX UA L MEET1NG.
IHE annual meeting: ot the utockhold
crs of the Watklns-Cottrell Co., will
!?': held in the ollice of the company,
'?'ourteenth ami Dock Streets. Rich
mond. Vt>.? on Tuesday, August 10. 1915,
''<?1 12 o'clock noon.
C. S. KENSOM.
Sect etar.v-treasurer.
MEETINGS.
?SYRACUSE LODGE. NO. 5. K. Of-' P.
This lodge will meet iti regular
convention Monday night.
July 19, 1 Dir., at' Smlthdeal's
Hail. Work in the ranks ex
pected -Ml I'ythiiins welcome.
AUCTION SAI.ES?Future Days.
BY SUTTON & CO.. INC.,
Rc.il Estate Agents :incl Auctioneers,
12 North Ninth Street.
COM MISSION ICRS' AUCTION SALE
< )F
TWO BRP'K B1" 1LDINGS AT Til E
NORTHEAST COKNCIt < >!?' JACKSON
\ NI > ChAKKK ST11KKT.>. DESKi
S'ATKD AS No J". S ANN 10 WKST
JACKSONSTREET
Pursuant to a decree of the Rich
iiiond Chancery court. entered on the
Ttli day of July. 1915, in the chancery
Miit. entitled Anderson James et als. v.i.
William I. James, the undersigned ap
pointed special commissioners will, on
TUESDAY, JUIA* 20. 1915,
at 5:3<t i'. M.,
offer for sale at public auction, upon
tit?- premli.es, the property described
above.
The lot fronts on the north side of
Jackson Street thirty-one 131 > feet nine
('?i inches, and runs hack between
parallel lines sixty-eight (fi's) feet. This
pioperty is located in one of the best
tenting localities on Jackson Street,
and should commend itself to those
wishing to buy a home or as an in
vestment.
TERMS: One-third cash, the balance
1r. equal installments, at six and twelve
months, with interest from the day of
t-'ile, to be evidenced by notes of the
purchaser, title to be retained by the
< ourt until all of the purchase money
paid, or all cash, at the option of the
i jrchaaer.
JAM MS W CORDON,
T. CRAY HADDON.
?Special Commissioners.
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special com
missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand tills 13th day
of July. 1515.
CHAS O. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
BY J. THOMPSON BROWN CO..
1113 Main Street.
TRUSTEES' SALE
OK
NEAT CHt'Rfll HILL DWELLING. No.
721 NORTH TWENTY-NINTH
STREET. WITH LARGE LOT.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated
July 9, 1*113, from Charles E T. Stew
ard and wife, and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court, D. B. 222-C,
page 49 k, to tlie undersigned trustee
to secure cetftin notes therein de
scribed, default heitiu made, and beii
required so to do. we will sell at pub
lic auction, on the premises.
TUESDAY. JULY 20.
at fi p. M ,
house and lot on Twentv-ninth Street,
between M and N Streets, bediming
on east line of Twenty-ninth Street, at
a point 2? feet south of M Street;
thence eastwardly and parallel with N*
Street 101 feet ?1 Inches, thence south
wardly and parallel with Twenty
ninth Street 3' feet 1 1-2 indies; thence
eastwardly and parallel with N Street
30 feet 6 inches; thence again south
wardly and parallel with Twenty-ninth
Street 21 feet: thence westwardlv an"
parallel with N Street 12:: feet to the
eastern lir\e of Twenty-ninth Street;
thence northwardly along t?i eastern
line of Twenty-ninth Street 59 feet on
hnlf ir.'h to point of beginning.
TERMS. Cash as to expense of sale
all last due taxes to day of sale and*
to pay two notes, one of 119.50 and
51.3'if-, with interest front July 1915,
ar.d balance in twelve months, r. pVr
cent added, secured i>v deed of trust
LE ROY E. BROWN.
W. A. RICKS.
Trustees.
PROWS' .<? CO.. Auctioneers.
CHARI.KS K WII.MS A- CO.,
Heal Estate Auctioneers.
By virtue of a certain deed of fr-i?t.
dated June 21, 1M1, to the- undersigned
trustees, recorded In clerk's office, Cii -
cjit Court of Henrico County, in D B
151-A. page ill-fault having been
made in payment of a portion of the
ilcht thereby secured.' and being re
paired by the beneficiary therein so
to do, we will, on
TUESDAY. JULY 2".
at ?'? o'clock I*. M ,
on the premises in the village of
"West wood," proceed to pell at pub
lic auction the following described
property mentioned therein:
All those two certain pieces or par
cels of land, with the improvements
thereon and the appurtenences there
to be Ion Ini.'. situate in the settlement
known as "Westwood," in Hcnriio
'County. Virginia, containing about
two acres and consisting il> of lot
No. 10, as laid down on the plat re
corded with a deed from J. H. Monta
gue and wife to Charles Warwick and
others, in I>. B. 125-A, pa fir- l'O, and
<2) the strips of land adjoining that
just mentioned, described in deed re
corded in D. B 3 77-B. page 43<i.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale, taxes and insurance to
day of sale and a deht of $20.15 and
interest from day of sale, and the
residue in one and two years, with in
terest added and secured by a deed
of trust on the said property, but sub
ordinate to the other credit payments,
or for all cash as to said residue, at
the option of the purchaser.
R. 11. DAVIS.
A. C. HA H.MAN.
Trustees.
BY N W. BOWE A- SON. INC..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSION ICRS' SALE
OF
A Great Number of Lots
in the Plan Highland
Park Addition,
ADJOINING HIGHLAND I'ARK.
AT AUCTION.
In execution of a decree of the Chan
cery Court of the city of Richmond,
entered July 1. 1915. in the suit of
"Ellen G. Knld vs. Hitrhlanci Park De
velopment Corporation et als.," we will
sell at auction, on the. premises, on
SATURDAY. JULY 17. 1015.
4:30 o'clock P. M..
a laree number of lots in the nlan of
Highland Park Addition. adjoining
Highland Park, on the northeast, part
ly in the citv of Hichmond and partly
in the county of Henrico. Va.
These lots front about 30 feet each
on Dill. Fourth. Fifth and Dc-troit Ave
nues. and run back a good distance to
alleys in the rear. The streets are
graded, and have sidewalks in front of
a portion of these lots.
This properly, by reason of its near
ness to the car line, and Its beautiful
topography, should command tho at
tention of homcseekers as well as in
vestors. and bargains can certainly be
expected to be had.
The auctioneers and commissioners
will meet at the. corner or Dill Avenue
and Front Street. Sale begins at 4:30
o'clock P. M. As many of these lots
jis necessary will be sold to raise the
sum of 515.000.
TERMS: One-third cash, and the bal
ance in two equal installments, at six
and twelve months, for notes, with In
terest added, and secured by a deed of
trust on the property, or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser.
HILL CARTER.
ALLEN (!. COLLINS,
WM. M. JUST It?, JR..
i STUART BOWE.
Special Commissioners.
1 hereby certify that the bond re
quired In the abovo mentioned suit
has been Riven.
Teste:
C. O. SAVILLE,
Clerk.
A plat of the properly abo\ c men
tioned can he seen at any time before
the sale at the office of the auctionecrs,
or of any of the commissioners.
On account of rain, the above sale is
postponed until MONDAY. July 19, 1JU5,
fat tho same hour.
N. \V. BOWE & SON. INC., |
Auctioneers.
AUCTION BALES?Future Days
BY 11. SELDON TAYLOR & SON*
nml
| E. A. CATLIN & CO..
Heal Estate Auctioneers.
HANKHIM'T SALE BY PUBLIC AUC
TION OK
THAT VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
; THE C1TV OK H1C11MOND, VA.
I KNOWN AS Nos?. 10r AND 103 GOV
i ERNOR STREET.
, By virtue of an order of the District
Court of the United States for the
{Eastern District of Virginia, entered
July 2, 191u. In the matter of I'icot
| Printing Company, Inc., bankrupt, the
undersigned special commissioners of
i said court will sell by public auction,
upun the premises, on
! WEDNESDA Y. JULY 21. 191 F>.
at 12 o'clock noon. ,
[the above property, bounded and de
I scribed as follows, io-wit:
| That certain lot of land, with the
I brick buildings thereon, designated as
iNos 101 and 103 Governor Street, lying
.ami being In the city of Richmond, Va ,
[beginning at a point on the east side
I of iJovernor Street, distant i>7 feet
south of Ross .Street' theneo running
southwardly along said Governor Street
3^ fe?-t to an alloy; thence eastwardly
along said alley ,xf> feet, more or less.
I to another alley in the rear: thence
I northwardly along the western lino or
i said last mentioned alley 3*. feet;
I thence westwardly S5 foot, more or
less, to the point of beginning,
j TERMS: One-third cash an'I the resl
jduc in thrr-e equal installments, at six,
I twelve and eighteen months from the
i day of sale, the purchaser to give nego
tiable notes therefor, with interest
< added at the rate of G per cent per
J annum, the title to be retained until
all the purchase money Is paid and a
conveyance ordered by the court, or
all cash, at the option of purchaser.
This property is in the heart of the
business renter, is admirably located
and adapted for manufacturing aid
'commercial purposes, and should ab
stract the attention of investors in cen
tral serviceable property
J. JORDAN LEAKE.
S. S. 1*. PATTESON,
\V. M J U.ST IS,
H. L ANDERSON.
Special Commissioners.
H. SELDON TAYLOR & SON,
E A. CATLIN CO..
Auctioneers.
PM^NE HA.Q1S0N IQQtT^^J
^ 616 EAST RROADlI^
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
OK
EQUIPMENT OF PICOT PRINTING
COMPANY. INC.
Pursuant to an order of the District
fourt of the United States for the
! Eastern District of Virginia, entered
: on the 2d day of July, 1S15. In the mat
i ter of the Picot I'rlntinc Company, Inc.,
j bankrupt. I will sell, on The premises,
i No. 101-103 Governor Street,
WEDNESDAY. JULY 21. 1915.
| beginning at 12:30 o'clock P. M.,
'the equipment of said concern, consist
ling of Linotype Machine, with two
?extra magazines. Babcock Cylinder
j Press, 2?>x3S; Miehlc Cylinder Press,
'3Sx54; five Chandler-Price Job Presses,
Isizes. two C\12, one 10x1"., two 12xlS:
[Champion Paper Cutter, 4 4 Inches:
I Dooley Paper Cutter, 32 inches; Sherl
,dan Auto Paper Cutter, 3S Inches;
(Paper Knife Sharpener, two Matrix
i Presses. Stereotype Metal Furnace, two
Paper Ruling Machines, Paper Slitter,
i Dexter Folding Machine, Binding Press,
j New Jersey Wire Stitcher, Peerless
Punching Machine, Round Cornering
I Machine, Wetmore Glue Tank. Roller
j Making Equipment. No 1 Economy
[Fireproof Paper Bailer. Drying Rack,
jlarije number Rack and Type Cases,
?Type Cabinets and Furniture Racks,
large quantity of Type. I'roof Press.
Imposing Stones, main line of Shafting
and \arious Counter Shafts and Belts,
2-horsepower. 5-horsepower and T 1-2
liorsepower Motors and Starting Roxe*.
Stationary Boiler, Platform Scales.
Hand Drill, Vise, Cincinnati Time
i Clock. Iron Safe, Office Desks, Smith
. Premier Typewriter. Tables, Chairs and
various other articles used in larye
print intr establishments.
j Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
C. A. BRYCE.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
| W. M JUST IS. JR. '
Attorney for Trustees.
I THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Auctioneers
CHARLES K WILLIS & CO..
:i n d
.T. D. CAP..VEAL & SOX.
Rial Estate Auctioneers.
Bv virtxip of a certain deed of trust, !
daKd March 22. 1 & 15. to the under-|
signed trustees, recorded In clerk's of
fice. Richmond Chancery Court, in D.
R. 231-B. page 410. default having heen
made in payment of a portion of the
debt thereby secured, and being re
quired by the beneficiary therein so to
do. we will, on
MONDAY. JULY 10, 1015,
at 6:30 o'Clock P. M..
on the premises. Providence Park, pro
ceed to sell at public auction the fol
lowing described property mentioned
therein, to-wit: "Beginning on the
southern line of Park Avenue at a
point distance thereon, one hundred
and twenty <120) feet eastwardly from
she eastern line of Branch Avenue;
, thence running eastwardly alone and
j fronting on the southern line of Park
j Avenue, thirty (30) feet and extending
j back southwardly from said front, bo
! tween parallel lines one hundred and
j thirty-five (135) feet to an alley fif
teen (15) feet wide."
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale and a debt of $30,301 and
the balance of the sum of $570 secured
in the deed to be paid in monthly In
stalments of $10 each, the first to be
come due July 22, 1015. and the residue
at a credit of one and two years, with
Interest added and secured by a deed
of trust on said property, but subordi
nate to the other credit payments, or
for all cash as to said residue, at the
option of the purchaser.
F. SITTERDING,
J. n. CARNEAL.
CHARLES K. WILLIS.
Trustees.
:ntinc ?u<
PHONE MADISON 1006
-6j8"EAST ftR9AP~"ST^
AUCTION SAL E
OP
Railroad
Goods
AT
PAGE'S COMMISSARY.
lfiOo EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1015,
beginning at 10:30 o'clock A. M.
"Pago says sell."
Four cases Rubbers, 200 dozen Ladles',
Men's and Misses' Hose, Ladies and
Men's Shoes, 20 holts White Goods,
large lot Crockery, Glassware, Enam
eledware. Tinware, etc.; Clothing. Red
ding. boxes and contents, tine Picture
Frames, Automobile Supplies and va
rious other goods. t
Page must vacate this store, and or
ders everything sold, regardless of
value.
Healers especially invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
ALCTIOX SALJKS?Future Days
BY C. I, A- H. L. DKNOON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Bankrupt
Auction Sale
|
I of that valuable Dairy Farm
'known as
| Chatsworth
; in Henrico County, about
2 1-2 miles below the City
of Richmond, Virginia, front
ing on Osborne Turnpike
and extending back to James
River, containing 285.77
acres fine land.
In execution of nn order of the Dis
trict Court of tho United States for the
j Eastern District of Virginia. entered on
ijun?t 14. 101f>, In the matter <>f Harry
I L. Trowbridi?e, bankrupt, we will Hell
by public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JULY 22.'1915.
:it 12 o'clock noon.
jthe real estate described in said order,
as follows:
I "All that certain tract of land located
in Henrico County, Va , about 2 1-2
miles below the- city of Richmond, Va..
and containing 2S">.77 acres, bounded on
I the north by the land of T. C. Williams,
on the east by the Osborne Turnpike.
; on tlie south by the land of Buritwyn
and Clarke, on the west by the James
R1 ver."
The improvements consist of a cood
dwelling. ample barns and stables of
concrete, with water convenience and
everything complete for a dairy busi
ness. This is one of the finest dairy
farms in tills section.
An opportunity i.? her? offered .o se
cure a most valuable dairy farm, well
Improved, and one which offers com
bined features of a splendid revenue
and future enhancement as well.
This sale is to be made free and
clear of all liens and subject to the
confirmation of the court
I T15RMS: One-third to he paid in cash
;and the residue to be paid In two -.qual
I installments at one and two >?*ars, with
Jinterr-Bt at c> per cent from date of sale.
The def<^red payments to lie evidenced
?by negotiable notes of the purchaser,
and the interest to be paid semian
nually, and title to the property shall
be retained until all of the purchase
money is paid, with interest and a
conveyance ordered by the court, or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser.
THOMAS O. MOSS.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
THOS. C. GORDON,
DA V11? M 15ADK WHITE.
EDGAR B. ENGLISH,
Special Commissioners.
C. L. <fc H L. DKNOON.
Auctioneers.
I hereby certify that the bond re
quired of the special commissioners by
jorder entered .Tun* 14. 11 o, in 'he mat
ter of Harry I,. Trowbridge, bankrupt.
I lias been duly executed.
ii. 15. POWERS.
Deputy Clerk,
j Fre? lunch will be served on the
j grounds.
S<C^PHONE MADISON
i ^?&|Q East aqnAD ^
j
Trustees* Bankrupt
Auction Sale
< ?F
! HERD DAIRY COWS. MULES. HORSES.
VEHICLES, farming AND DAIRY
I M P L E M E N T S, WHEAT. HAY,
' STRAW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
j PIANO. ETC, OF THE
Chatsworth Dairy
Farm
Pursuant to an order of the District
Court of the United States for the East
ern District of Virginia, entered on the
14th rlay of July, 1915, in the matter or
Harry L- Trowbridge. bankrupt, we
will sell at public auction, on the
premises, known as the "Chatswortli
Dairy Farm." in Henrico County, lo
cated on the
Osborne Turnpike
about 2 1-2, miles below the city of
Richmond. Va.,
THURSDAY, JULV 22. i91o,
beginning at 12:30 o'clock P. M.,
the assets of said bankrupt, consistinc
of in part about 27 Holstein Cows, one
Holstein Heifer, five Jersey Cows, seven
Shorthorn Cows, seven Mules, three
Horses, about thirty Fowls. Incubator
and Brooder, Silos. Swill Tanks and
| Trucks, Gasoline Engine, Stationary
Holler, six Wagons of various kinds,
[Surrey, Runabout, Buggy. ten sets ot
! Harness, Cultivators. Feed Mill, Corn
I Planter. Mowurs, Prill, Fnsilage Cutter
and Blower, Plows, Feed Cutter, about
'twenty-five Milk Cans, Cream Aerator
land various other necessary and useful
I tarm implements. A large lot of Wheat,
; Rye, Hay and Straw; also a large and
valuable lot of Household Furniture,
'etc., consisting of handsome Upright
Piano, Parlor Furniture, Bedroom Suits,
I Dining-room Suit, Kitchen Furniture,
I c-1 c.
! I.unch will be served free.
j Sale, positive. TERMS: Cash.
THOS. O. MOSS.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
THOS. C. GORDON.
DAVID MEADE WHITE.
EDGAR B. ENGLISH,
Special Commissioners.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Auctioneers.
I hereby certify that th$ bond re
quired of the. special commissioners by
order entered June 14, 1915, in the. mat
ter of Harry L. Trowbridge, bankrupt,
has been duly executed.
R. E. POWERS,
Deputy Clei-K.
/fFEEEiBHEIZAycTToN^
tAOISON I906^i^yj
??L6 EA&J ^OAD
We will sell nt public auction, for
account of the city of Richmond,
TO-MORROW. MONDAY, JUDY 19.
at 10:30 o'clock A. M.
in front of our auction salesrooms. No.
CIS East Broad Street.
ONE WORK HORSE.
TERMS: cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers
BY POLLARD ? BATTbY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE OF DE- !
TACHED FRAME DWELLING, No.
017 NORTH TWENTY - SEVENTH
STREET.
We will sell by auction, to close the j
estate of Alice V. Gornto, on
THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1915,
at 5:30 P. M.,
jthe above mentioned attractive frame |
dwelling, containing seven rooms. Lot j
23x123 feet, to an alley.
This property must be sold, and pros
pective purchasers tuny attend this
salo expecting to secure a bargain.
TERMS: Easy, announced at the
POLLARD BAG BY,
I Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALES?Future Days
By, X. W. BOWK & SOX. Inc..
Real I'>tato Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
OK
Xo. 2420 EAST MAIN* STIIMKT AND
No. R NORTH TWENTY-FIFTH
STREET, AT AUCTION.
In execution of a certain deed of
trust, dated July 1, 1313, to the und? r
fslKned trustee, duly recorded in the
clerk's office of Richmond Chancery
< "onrt. In D. It. 222-B, page. 470. there
having been default in the payment of
the debt thereby secured, and being
required so to do by the beneficiary,
i will offer for sale, by public auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY 20. 101:1.
at 4:30 I'. M.
the property described in snid deed as
follows:
All that certain lot of land between
Twenty - fourth and Twenty - fifth
Streets, with all the improvements
thereon, lying and being in the city
'of Richmond, Va.. on the north line of
Main Street, beginning at a point 11
feet west of Twenty-fifth Street and
| running theiie? westwardly along '.lie
i said north line of Mailt Street and
fronting thereon 22 feet: thence back
[ northwardly, at right angles and wlth
! in parallel lines 1 Ort feet, being No.
| 242''' East Main Street.
| Also, all that piece or parcel of land,
' with all the improvements thereon,
lying and being in tin- city of Rich
mond. Va., and beginning at a point
ton the west line ?>f Twenty-fifth Street
?17 feet north of Mam Street; running
I thence northwardly along the said
; west line of Twenty-fifth Street 1 ft
i feet to the center of the partition wall
: separating 11?ifrom the tenement on
j the north; thence westwardly and at
! right angles and within parallel linos
j 44 feet, with a 3-foot alley in com
! moti on the south.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
I costs of executing this trust, includ
ing the trustee's commission of 5 per
J cent, and all taxes, levies and lasur
| ance premiums, it' any, now unpaid,
arid also a ratable proportion "f the
taxes and levies for the year IMS. and
to discharge the sum of ?2.5oo. with
interest thereon from May 3". 1315,
and the bnlanoe in two equal instal
ments at six and twelve months, for
! notes, with interest added, and secured
by a deed of trust on the property, or
all cash, at the option of the purchas
er.
THOMAS W. PL'RCELL,
Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OK
MOST VALl'ABI.E AND DESIRABLE
REAL ESTATE. ON 1'REMISES.
N E A R H O P E WELL. I' R I N C E
GEORGE COUNTY, VA.. CONT\IN
IXG 400 ACRES, MORE OR I.ESS
TUESDAY. JULY 20, 1015.
at 12 o'clock noon.
By virtue of a deed of trust from
R. E. Baker and wife to D II. Willcox.
trustee, dated March 11. 1313. and re
corded in the clerk's cflice of I'rince
: George County, Va., in D B. 57. page
i 5S8. which secures the payment of a
certain note therein mentioned, default
I having been made in the payment of
: said note, and being requested so to do
I by the legal holder of same, and also
I by virture of a decree entered on July
7, 1315, In the matter of Robert Ed
| ward Baker, bankrupt, in the District
? Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, directing
a sale of the said property, the under
signed trustees, will, on
TUESDAY. JULY 20. 1315.
at 12 o'clock noon.
on the premises, in the County of
Prince George, Va., on the t'lty Poj:;t
Road, near Hopewell, offer for "sale t
public auction, the following property;
| All of that certain tract or parcel
jof land, together with all the impruve
linents and appurtenances thereto i>e
I longing, situate, lying and beinw tn the
ICountv of Prince George, Va.. and con
taining four hundred acres, more or
I less, and bounded and described as
I follows; on .he north by the Appotnat
. tox River, on the east by the land of
; Dolan, on the south by the City Point
j Road and the land now or formerly
i belonging to Captain Cope, and on the
west by Bull Hill Creek; it being in all
respects the tract of land known as
"Mitchells," which was conveyed to the
tsaid R. E. Baker by W. H. Denton and
wife by their deed dated March 11,
t 1013. and of record in the clerk's office
aforesaid, in D. B. 57, at page 587.
i This property Is less than one mile
.from Hopewell, and is the best located
[property for subdivision in that vicin
ity. Jt is the only property that has *
river front and wharf. The water of
the Appomattox is about fifteen feet
at this landing, known as Mitchels
Wharf. There is a beautiful three
story Colonial dwelling on the prop
erty, together with outbuildings; also
a fine orchard.
i Located In the fast growing section
; of City Point, Hopewell and Dupont.
[this is an ideal property 'or subdl
; vision, a home or an investment. The
I property will be sold free of liens. .
j TERMS: One-half cash, and the bal
ance in two equal installments, at six
land twelve months, bearing interest
'from the date of sale, with the right
I to anticipate payment at any time, or
i all cash, at the option of the pur
j chaser; the deferred payments to t>e
? secured by deed of trust upon the
property at the purchaser's expense.
D. H. WILLCOX.
Trustee.
L. P ror.i,,
D. H. WILLCOX,
C. H. JOYNICR.
Trustees in Bankruptcy.
JAMES R. HARRISON.
Auct loneer.
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ABATTOIR EQUIPMENT AT
AUCTION.
MONDAY. JULY 13.
at I P. M..
at the plant- of Keck & Schmidt's
| abattoir, on Gordan Street, to the
< right of Brook Road, just beyond
j Bacon Quarter Branch: 2 Engines and
: Boilers. Tanks. Pots, Sausage Machine.
! Shaftings. Beltings. Wagon, Buggy,
! Harness, etc.
I Dealers invited.
! TERMS: cash.
? VIRGINIA AUCTION COMPANY.
Auctioneers.
!
AlLTIO.N' SALKS?Futuro Dh>s
i> i i?nv Kl'l-I-IVAN CO.,
ueai l-.Matf Aut iits and Auctioneers.
COM .MISSI OX K | ;? s Al'CTlOX SAI.K
;Nos. 923 Buchanan St.
A N1 >
,1717 Washington St.
: fr itvauii!
? ii.-i-r'... < lit. i .-<1 jn (|u, , hail, try suit
therein ponding. entitled "Sarah C
1 avix?. <tli;inliaii. et<? v* Rosa Anna
c? "... undersigned ap
L ?i . ..''""'"HwioiHT Will offer for
j?aii? ai tlx- promises, at public auction,
THfltSHiW, .11'I,V 22, 1015,
i i'l r.:30 p. M. ,, M
the nliovo montion.fi propertios. re
Street <orfor,?? "rst rja Hue ha nan
Muchanan Stroot consists of
fnS|"'V "'welling "ii int .otntucnciiig 21
S^r .o,fr?!"i Jf?'11'l".o of Washington
,.'r l- frontinu on . .,st lino of Uu
i. l't I -! {""l 1 1?1' on
o? li", ? 1:,<k between para I- i
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ofNN.i 1 V.SI root consists!
Is? h - i ,,."l?r?,v?-nu-iits. beginning
I Zi 4 im-lit'H wohi of Mij. han in
s m,,,ps f-"'" i-rop-1
r . ? " Buchanan St root aiuli
1 fronting; on the south liix of Wa*-h-'
: ?iK ton St root -jo feet. more or loss and
foo7. morl^oV ?????"
iH?.'-o,V^V.o,,'U'"l,Vr1 of ,h?' P'irrhaswi
I ? i""1 ,h? halar.ee in two
<.?IU.ll installments, at s?v '.n,!
mouths, respectively. th* 'dcrirUcl n'tv* I
inents to he .m.I. iuhJ t,v i.ron Ls.'.rv i
| notes of th? pur, ha.- waiving Tome
r- a?l exemption, ami hearing interest!
j at b per ,-ont from .late of sale, and the
1 purchase pri.eH paid"an'i lh* ?nllrn
."J-'-od hj- the eourtl oV'^^TW
at tho option of tlx- purchaser
.."-.it kloraxce.
? p.M'ial Commissioner,
thl decree" ;?$ove'referred .TV?'?'/ b>'
|lSa.ViV- "y "om!m
;Ju?y>VCjn915.n<,Cr my hi,n'1 thi's ,7lh of
j U'TIIKIl 1,1 UK V,
Clerk.
^ggVALENTINE^AUgjg^
PMONE MADISON 1906
-CQQa'st RBQAD StZ
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iStr'co",'. oi'i Xo' :10: l;?? ???"'
i FRIDAY. JL"I,Y 23, piir,
j hop In nine nt 3:30 o'clock I1' M
, handsome solid Marhlo Soda Fountain
lo?K mirror back tUturo SoVla
?-l>!ion;i1. ''''*h Reulster." Silent
? il* . nuiii Show ('asf*?, i 'fo-jin T .Kift
and Chairs. ? 'as hi or Uork and ItTil
(Plate Glass Wall l'a.,,1 Minors Ice
Cream Cabinet. Cho.-olatc I'm I un.-h
Counter. Wall Case. Stock Clears
.Cigarettes. SmokiiiR and Chewina To-'
! h.icco, ( andles. Cakes, ?;inMe and
other soft drinks, .-to
This place will he offered hoth in de
n ?P lr v.1)?' if s1?1'1 in 'i",an
? 'r *y, 1 If so,fi ^ a Whole one-half
i ?-.n payable nmnthlv. Rent
in\ Ji iAVf,r mo",h- Tills Is a tine busi
! MI, ;i rn,'? Chance to take
! ens\ terms' ,n:sino-,!-s at a ?>?rRaln on
THE V.\|,EXTIXK Al'CTlOX CO..
A uct lonoers.
?, kcrxiti he Axn
i I'l UMMII.ViS ? GOODS
? SKI,HERS. CI 3 XORTH
! STREET
TCErtDAY. .1 u 1 v 22.
at lo.-30 a. .Si
: J- urniture. Crockery. Glassware. Stoves
Pictures. Mirrors, etc. s'
i Dealers invited.
Sale positive. TERMS cash
VIRGIXIA AL'CTIOX CO..
I Auctioneers.
H\' -T? H- CARXRAL ,<t SOX.
Heal hstiito Auctioneers.
AL'CTIOX SALE
OF
A GOOD SEVEX-ROOM. DETACHED
DU KLI.IXG, Xo. 1720 JAV STREET
BET WE EX SEV EN'TEEXT II AXD*
Bl'I' H A N' A X ST RI: RTS.
OX TUESDAY. Jl'LY 20, lftin,
at fi:30 o'clock P. M,
on the premises, we will offer for snlo
!ft \?V0 I "'"Pert y. The lot -hejiPis
: L? f nvc-si oj Kuchanan Street and
! s westwardly 33 feet 0 inches bv
ff'01 on "ie north side of Jay Street'
.This property is in good condition -it
j ways rented, it Is located in -i fino
renting locality. Will p:iy woM as /m
iliiyestment or speculation, "it is he Ins
sold for a division. '
j bargain c
teixl sale.
'renting locality. Will paywoll
Investment or speculation, "it is
K!5*,f.?r a 'h.visio"- -md must go.;"'v
Pend saIe?U" ? ha<l" 1)on t ?t
sa?ei:,?1S: Libern,? announced at
I<OU SAI E?Heul Estate
GROVE Avenue home, 10 rooms, f] 0i"'0
r>i 'i ? ' ' ',oc,a1 terms for 'vilance
Bank Streets."^??"> ???
THE art of selling for cash! This lit- I
ex'>lai,"? fully how we!
for J V ' ' rpal L's?"?e or business
mean It nw 'n:,tlcr where located. We
mean it. \\ rite to-dav, descrihintr
what you have to sou, huv or ovchantro
and receive this booklet free iI k' I
Mcdnes. fotva. Wcat Wnlnut street. De?|
?:'H ;!u ?*'""' od; tx-w i'.-room" |,*.,n" '
, t" ?"'o.Mric liuhts: on car line,
1 1-.' miles ot ,-ity. Ji.oOO cash* terms
ar ran god for balance. Address K i/ofi
care rimes-Dispatch. 'j
F"" s;i}''? -'."?xir.iV.".n l^kTvonuc '
ne.ii W.st at $3.1 per foot. This is
.1ft bob.u nwirkot val-io. Address V
cart' I imos-1>ispatch.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
HANDSOME KI'RMTl'UR, CUT GLASS. CHINA, SILVER-PLATED WARE.
DRAPERY, LACK CURTAINS, VICTUOLA, AND PERSONAL EFFECTS.
Pursuant to an order of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia, in the matter of C. M. Liphart, bankrupt,
duly entered, we will sell tor the umlersimied trustee, at our salesrooms,
r,11; Easi IJroad Stieet.
TUESDAY, JULY 20. commencing at lrt:3<> A. M.
Colonial Dining-room Suit, consisting of Empire Sideboard. 7 foot r,n-inch
Round Pedestal Dininu Table and China Closet to match: Double Collarette.
f> Chairs nnd 2 Arm Chairs, Fern Cabinet, French Red, llair Mattress, Pil
lows, t>-root Goose Neck and Clawfoot Sofa, 2 .Mahogany Mockers, Clawfoot
MahoRiny Dresser. Work Table, I trass Costuiner, Mahogany Commode. XVI.
Victor Victrola, with 150 Records and Albums, Table nnd Red Linens, is
pairs Drapery, Lace Curtains, Silver and Crystal, Cut Glass Lamp Candela
bra, handsome pattern llaviland China Dinner Set. handsome odd pieces
China, Cut Glass, l?rie-a-Itrac, Silver Plated Ware, Pictures, Mirrors, Quilts,
Blankets, Mantel Covers, Silk Cushions, etc. Also many other pieces too
numerous to mention.
Thi.? is a handsome collection of'Colonlnl Furniture and personal cffccts,
and well worthy the attention of conservative buyers.
Ladles especially invited. TERMS:"*Cash.
R. R. FLORANCE. Trustee.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
GEORGE V. OLIVER. Salesman.
FOR SALE?Real Estate.
I\ A. GRKEN & CO..
01 r. Hull Street.
Telephone Randolph 10.
WOODLAND Height*?beautiful and
modern home, I square from Scmmes
Avenue In tho best section of the
Heights. Seven rooms, bath, pantry,
large cellar. Hot-water heat and elec
tric light. Large corner lot. Flowers,
shrubs, garden, etc. l'rlce, $5,000; rea
sonable terms.
NICK lot on Semmes Avenue, adjoins
Fontlcello: x ns. Water, sewerage;
gas now. Price, $25 per foot. One
fourth cash, balance 6, 12 and IS
months.
LAROE lot on lower Hull Street at a
sacrifice price to close an estate.
I*. A. lillKEN & CO.
FOU sale, at Westhampton, 2 blocks
from car line, nice building lots on
easy terms, $10 cash and $0 per month,
without interest and without tuxes
liberal discount for cash. Address II
320. c"are Times-Dispatch.
NICK building lot at Westhampton, on
car line. 1 block of Country Club. $20
per foot if sold at once. Adure&& G
119, care Times-Dispatch.
$*'."0 will buy 4-room cottage rented for
$S per month, clos?- to car; 15 per
cent. Ft. C. Burnette, Highland Springs.
GOOD home and business. 3 miles fro-u
city, near school, church and station.
Fine opportunity for man with family.
I-ox -19.
NORTH "Richmond, $1~2 frTot ; F<7ndaTl
Avenue, near car. Choice lot. 50x135:
all city improvemenis. easy terms. J
333. care Times-Dispatch.
15ATTKRY Court, $15 foot, corner
Wickham Street and the park Three
choice lots, together or separately;
easy terms. A 317, care Times-Dis
patch.
HIGHLAND Pi?rk. ii-room home direct
from owner. All conveniences, in
cluding electric lights, gas. hot and
cold water, etc. Oarage; lot ?>0xl40.
<>ne block car line. rrirc. $4,.Son. Ad
dress K *?20, care Times-Dispatch.
OWNKR leaving town, must soli mod
ern 8-room house, steam heat; also
furniture, iiarton Avenue. G 105, care
Times- Dispatch.
BROAD Street lot 30x130. near Shep
herd. south side. $in;i per foot; valued
at $150. Am leaving the city is reason
for sacrificing same direct to purchaser.
< >ne-thlrd cash. George C. I'oindexter,
403 North Ninth Street.
SUBURBAN home with 3 acres, oak
grove of many years growth and par
den. Many fruit trees in bearing. T,arge
stable and grass lots for cattle or
horses. Also such city conveniences as
electric lights and running water with
2 baths. Douglas E. Taylor, SOT Kast
Kra nkliu.
FOR SALE?Rral Estate.
WlLL sacrifice my H-room house on
Church Hill; convenient to park,
schools and etc. Must he seon to b?
appreciated. If you want a bargain,
address P 47. care Times-Dispatch.
xv. s. K< >R1NS< >.n ,v ci ?.
715 East Franklin Street.
NEW fi-room brick house. WVst End.
hot-air heat. r:is and electric liKbts
Terms. $300; balance $"0 per month.
XKW "-room house Highland P.irk.
? tapestry brick front, large basement,
i piped for hot-water hent. 5500 cash
j will turn deal. Price, $4,000.
j NEW S-room house on Colonial Avenue,
hot-water h??;it. hardwood floors.
Price. $4.">00; 1500 cash will turn deal.
OWNER, leaving city, will sacrifice S
room home in Lee District: modern
in every respect; must be sold by Sep
tember 1; terms If desired. Address
K 1."). care Ti :i; ??:< -1 >i spa t <- h
FOR sale, country store and dwelling
? and 1 acr<- on eood road near Rich
! mond Thickly settled country; a bar
I gain for rjutck sale I'olndexter. .low
it/.^rs Armory, North Eighth Street.
I. A. CONNELLY & CO..
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond. Va.
CHURCH Hill dwelling on Thirty-sixth
street, rt rooms, frame, in qood
condition, with fiO.fr,ot lot. Price.
$2,600; terms easy.
BATTER V Court lot. 50x103. Price.
*K<in Owner will exchange thi.<
lot as part payment on Highland
Park dwelling worth about
$.'1.000.
STUART Avenue dwelling. 7 rooms,
white brick front, on 25-foot lot,
near Meadow Street. Price, $5,250.
OINTER Park dwelling. A most at
tractive home with every niodei n
convenience, in most attractivo
corner location. Price, $11,500.
GROVE Avenue dwelling ? 10-room
dwelling, with .1 baths, oak floors,
attic, etc. Huilt only 2 years.
Price reduced and terms, no cash,
. $150 per month. Location, ea^t
of Robinson Street.
J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
Madison 33?l?Madison 3362.
JUST completed beautiful S-room North
Richmond stucco home: every modern
convenient: on one best avenues.
$5,500: easy terms. Something nice.
Lot us take you to see it. Address J
327. care Times-Dispatch.
3.000 acres good high land, 3 miles
from pood town, three-fourths mile
from railroad. Good timber on land.
Price, $S per acre; one-half cash, bal
ance 2 vears. H. M. Peagler, Homer
ville
Arrangements are now oeing made by the Engineering Depart
ment of the city of Richmond to open Thirtieth Street from Bain
bridge Street through Fonticello Park to Semmes Avenue, and for
other street improvements in Fonticello Park. The property is al
ready rated as having increased in value over 10 per cent since be
ginning of the lot sales.
We believe Fonticello Park will treble in value in three years,
because It increased in value over 4 0ft per cent during the past five
years when unimproved and outside of the ciry.
Fonticello Park is now in Richmond?surrounded by improved
property?the property itself is already hooked for all city improve
ments. Its value is bound to increase.
You can buy Fonticello lots one-thirtieth down, balance in 29
monthly payments, under guarantee contract.
Prices, $15.00 front foot up. Terms: One-thirtieth down; bal
ance in 29 monthly payments. Prices of lots range from $350 up.
DON'T DELAY?BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES INCREASE.
JAS. T. COSBY, Agt.
801 Mutual Building. Phono Randolph 4104.
GUARANTEE CONTRACT.
We will, on application, issue a Special Guarantee Contract,
which provides for return of full purchase price at the end of
thirty months If the purchaser so desires.
FONTICELLO MINERAL SPRINGS CO., INC.
| The Satisfaction of Owning Your |
I Own Home is a Great Comfort |
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WHEN THE HOME IS |
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^ homes we are now building, TO BE COMPLETED ^
SEPTEMBER 1ST. fj
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fj Builders and Owners. $
6 1201 Mutual Building?Phone 1866. ; '
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& Pollard & Bagby, Agents ^
1102 E. Main Street?Phone Madison 178
Muhleman & Kayhoe,