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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

view ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C
correspondence Of tho Isichn,ond Dispssch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
A..--..k On 1900


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
August 20, 1888.
Messrs. James A. Armstrong 4 Co.. OF
New Hartford, n. Y, have leased Union
Mills. about twelve miles east OF Char
Iottesyille. ON the Rivanns river. from
w. T. Mcdonald. and will At once open
an establishment for knitting underwear.
This firm now runs two knitting-mills IN
New Hartford. They will employ almost
altogether native labor, thus giving
work at once 10 over one hundred opera
tiyes, and they propose to increase their
force as soon rs practicable. The or
engagements for tho lease were made
Saturday. and q representative of the
firm was in Charlottesville comforting
with a contractor about the building.
The reason for this firms coming to Vlr-
GINA was to be convenient to the south
ern market, and they express themselves
as perfectly satisfied with their situation
in that respect The Rivanna abounds
with fine mill sites, all convenient to the
railroads. and our citizens show them
selves very anxious to give every advan-
tape 10 manufacturers desiring to locate.
The Industrial Club Of the Zion Color
ed Baptist church, of Washington, ID.
c., came here on an excursion yesterday
TO attend the unveiling of the monn-
rsent to the late William Gibbons, pastor
OF the Zion church for many years.
About 600 colored people came from
Washington on the excursion and 2OO
arrived from Richmond yesterday eve
ming. The unveiling took place during
a heavy rain, which seriously inconve-
nienced the large crowd present.
Speeches were made by Rev. Howard,
of Washington, and Revs. Alexander
Truatt and Jesse Herndon, pastors OF
the colored churches here.
The Albemarle District Association
meets at Central church, Amherst coun-
ty, tomorrow. The Charlottesville dele
gates leave this evening.
The Mountain-Top Hotel, belonging
to the late Henry A. Msssie, VIII be sold
on Wednesday, August Odd. w.
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BY George s. yssnon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ionsers,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

VlRUSTEE'S SALE OF MACHINE
i RY FOR THE MANUFACTURE or PLUG
AND SMOKING TOBACCOS AT AUCTlON.-ln
part execution Of a certain decd OF trust datcu
The 24th Of October. 1881. and duly recorded m
The ChAncery Court OF Richmond, In Dee1-Book
III A. ON page "a and AZ tho request OF the
beneficiary therein, l will soil by auction at NO.
323 south Ninth street, near tho FREQ bridge, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST q, ISL.
Mt 10-2O A NJ sharp, a Ion OF FIXTURES FOR
The MANUFACTURE OF PLUG AND SMOKING
TOBkCCOS, consisting in part OF six Hyhrauiic
Retainers, two "BrinckQp" lump-Mechines,
one 25-hOrse power Engine aud Boiler, oue
Hydrnnljc Pump. a lot Of Shapes, Pots, Benches,
shafting, Pulloyr, aud many other artlcies
needed 10 complete the outfit OF an establish
meut Of tho kind VIII be sold in lots 70 suit.
TERMS: Cash. -
JAS. MACDOC6ALL. Crier. au lO
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Wusso,I County Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEBANON. August Is, 1883.

fCOrrespOndence OF The hIchmuhu DIspaIcH'I
LEBANON. August Is, 1888.
We are having a fine rain and one that
has been needed for weeks past.
Our people are going to work with a
determination to carry this district for
Cleveland, Thurman, and Buchanan.
We are expecting to have Colonel J..
Hampton Hoge, of Christiansburg, to
make a speech here on the 4th of Sep
TENDER (court-day).
Mrs. Sallie Cowan, the wife Of Hon.
George r. Cowan, died last night about
10 o'clock.
Mr.. Noah Astrik, who lived within a
few miles Of this place, dropped dead
last night. Don.
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BY request OF tho owner shall sell by public
auction. on tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY Mkt, AUGUsr 29D.
st5,5 O'Clock p. ". tho aboyc-uamcd VERY AT
THACTIyE DETACHED rWO-SIOkf FRAME
DWELLING OF Ave rooms, in perfect order,
with widO hall, closets, and the usual con-
yeniences: rooms Of good sze and well arranged
for comfort and convenience.
THE LOS fronts 30xl55 feet, has beautiful ole
walton. commanding a Inegnitcent Wow OF the
river and has ample space for any enlargement
% building which may be desired well OF e1-
cellont wafer, ami alleys at side and rear; beau
tiiu shade trees. Sc.
really charmlog little homo within less than
halt n s-lunre ~ The Electric railway, near bOth
tho Enst-End parks, and needing only 70 be seen
to DO appreciated.
Go and examine it, then attend tho sale and
buy II.
TERMS; Easy. and announced at sale.
JAMES B. ELAN,
auI7 Auctioneer.
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Anairroaa pnrchased.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August 20. The Gen.
trail Railroad and Banking Company of
Georgia has bought the bonds Of tho Gin
cinnati, Selma and Mobile railroad. The
transfer was made to-day. Between
81, 200, 900 end 81 500, 900 worth OF bonds
were bought at about fifty cents on the
dollar.
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I.ynched.


fBy Telegraph 20 INC Dlspach-I
OMAHA, NEE, August 20.-A special
to the Bee from Guide Rock. Neb., says :
Billy Cole, who shot William Mont
eomery and Charles Grant at a dance on
tue 18th instant, was taken from Jail here
by twelve masked men at o'clock this
morning and hanged to the railroad
bridge. Both of Coles victims arc still
alive.
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AUCTION sALEs-rhfs Day.
BY II. Seldom Taylor
and
J. Thompson Brown & Co.
AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED
AND
UNEMPLOYED REAL ESTATE
on
CHURCH HILL, NEAR THE ELECTRIC ROAD
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENTS


nv virtue OF a deed dated August 1, 1885, aud
rerorded In Henrco County Court from
Henry Burger, IT., and wife toihe unders'gneu.
trustees and at the instance Of all parties into
rested. we will sell, on the PROMISES on
TUESDAY. AUGUsT 81, 1888.
ats o'clock Y. n. the following hkAL ESTATE
conveyed in said deed:
/ That LOfOf LAND at the northwest corner
of TwenIy-elchth and streets. WIN the new
tyo-stOry Frame Store thereon. frOutiug ~ ieet
on fweaty -eiphth street and running back TO
! so1R NEw FRAME TENEMENT HOUSES
and LOTS adjoining tho above. fronting each ~
feet on Twenty-eighth street and running oack
40 foot .,-
aud 4 streets. fronting 100 feet on THenty-eighth
street and running back between parallel nbes
lao foe, and boBnded ON the north by I street
a fhnt LOT or LAND on corner 81 twenty
seventh and T streets. ia the roar OF The above
described property. fronting 6S feet on fwcnsy-
seventh stTost and running back lfO feet rms
property has o nice Frame House thereon sad
Out-buidiugs. including nrst-class slaughter
house and fixtures
This sale offers an unusual OpportunitytO par
ties seeking Investments, ~ 10 n not often mat
property Of his character IS offered 10 Tho pup
lie IL IL within two squares u she Electric Lane,
and In a locality that has probably improved "a
much IN tho past six months a5 any around the
city Tho buildings having been recently erect
Cd are in frstclhss condition. The entiro pro
perry is occupied by good Wnlte tenants as
handsome rental
The attention Of merchants Is especially called
10 The store on this property, II being nrstclas
stand and admirably arranged for any business.
The dwelling above is I'm hrBt-class condition,
and hasa private entrance.
TERMS: one third cash; balance nj six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added, and So
cured by trlst-deed. -
EDMUND WADDILL. JR.,
". II. SANDS,
Trustees.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR and j. THOMPSON BROWN
& co., Auctionccrs. au IL
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"Bya thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and nu-
triton, and by n careful application OF tho nne
properties OF Hell-selected Cocoa. Mr.. hpps has
provided our breakiast-tables with q delcately
Favored beverage which may save US many
heavy doctors bills. Il is by the iudicious use
OF such articles Of diet thai constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough 70 re-
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle malsdies are floating around US ready to
attack wherever there is weak point. We may
escape many a fatal shaft by Keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly
nourfshed frame n-Cfufi- .oerrice Gdsetts.
Msde simply with boiling water or milk. SOLD
only In hslf-pound tins by Srosers, labelled
thus JAMES EPfS * o..
Homeopathic Chemists, London, England.
fel6-Ih, Sa&Tuiy
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By George T. Crawford.
Auctioneors and Note Broscr.
1905 Bank street, Richmond, Va,
Notary Public, Real Estate Agent
VlRUSTEE'S SALE OF SEVERAL

VlRUSTEE'S SALE OF SEVERAL
l. SMALL HOUSES AND LOTS THAT OFFER
INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES les WHO VIC, WISH WISH
RECEIVE LARGE RETURNS.-By virtue OF a
deed Of trust from Augustus Reed and Catherine.
his wife, bearing date November %. 1885. and
recorded in the CLERKS office Of The Richmond
Chancery Court November 30, 1850 and being
requested by the beneficiary. will offer fUr
sale, at auction. upon tho premin5',
THURSDAY. AUGUsr I'D, AT P. NJ.
all OF tho PROPERTY described in said deed. NJ
follows: .. -.
LAND, lying and being in the city OF Richmond.
situated on the east side Of Page street betweon
Accommodation and Lownes streets, beginning
on said Page street AZ point l75 feet from mo
southeastern Intersection OF Accommodation
and Page streets and running southwark and
fronting on Page street % feet, thence az rght
auglss aud parallel With Accommodation street.
- feet 20 tho lot recently conveyed 70 sai1
Augustus Reed end Catherine Reed by Mescina
stonemsn decd dated March 20. 1856, aud re-
corded In tho ChanceTy Court clerks once Ia
Deadlock 80 a. page g7l), thence north and
parallel with Page street . feet. then NJ right
angles and parallel win Accommodation street
IS feet to tho beginning, IL being one OF tho four
iOts Of land conveyed 80 tho said Augustus Reed
and Catherine Reed By deed bearing date July
II, 1856 aud recorded In tho clerk's office or tho
Richmond Chancery Court (Deed-Book III {,
said deed. Also, Lot No on same plat and de-
scrlbed as follows All thSt certain piece or par
eel Of land situated in tho city or Richmond
fronting on Page street Is feet and running back
in an easterly direction between parallel lines
40 feet to Buchanan street wish al Tho improve
mens thereon. being tho second los conveyed ny
Melcina Stonemsn BY deed abOyo described ana
10 which deed and plat special reference n
hereby made for more definite description OF
tho said lots. ko~. and ,. Also, that lot OF land
lying ana being on Buchanan street, IN INC city or
Richmond Dud designated on the plat above re-
ferred 70 as Lot No, 3, and being bounded az FOL
lOws-to wit: Beginning on tho eastern sido OF
buchanan street az q point separating Lott \ q.
90 and 20, "a shown by Brown, Page, aud Gamble 8
Plan, and running thence nOrthyardly 20 feet
along said street, thence ut right angles south
and parallel with Buchanan street 70 feet theuce
at right angles 80 feet 70 she beginning. Also,
that certain piece or parcel Of land lying and
being IN tho city Of Richmond fronting ~ feet on
tho west side Of Buchanan street between
LOwnes and Accounted tton Streets and run
ming back between parallel lines ~ feet 10 Lot
No I az above described and adjoining lot on
north side Of No. standing In uame OF koane).
with all the improvements thereon.
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses Of sale end 500
with interest from November q, 1897, and
balance upon such terms az may be announced
al sale. G. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
GEORGE z. CRAWFORD Arctioneer. au IL
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT4.Szuo.

n IIttIIN1A Oh 4ll1 uDO-lI H+N[kIk.
V COMPANY. for ODD Point, Nor k3csSa8L.
folk, Portsmouth, Newport News. Olaremoni
and Jsmos-river landings direct by elegant sa-
MONDAY, wED SE-SDiY, and FRIDAY att A
NJ. Street-cars cunnecf.
Connections ~ Old Point closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoon; also. NJ Ncr-
folk Tor esstara North Carolina, the south, and
virginia Beach James river by daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer ant a. Csroors
Agency, 100 Main street baggage checked
sreign, received daily for NoriOlk. Ports
mouth. Old Point wayerfy. Hlkstofd. Va, aud
All polnts In Eastern North Caro)laa, kastern
Yirginia. and all regular bindings on tne jstnss
river. al lowest rates. And ,nT9nsh nsils is.''e'i
No III. Main sfrs<t aaa Rockets
LAWN WsIsiGBs. Fresgntaud Passenser Agent
fO,N
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OTHER NEWS.

Mrs Caroline Bowden, aged about
sixty.ive wears, residing with Mr.. John
M. Bannister, in this city, slipped and
fell on the stairway this morning and
sustained fracture of her right arm near
the elbow.
Rev. James Fl. Wright, OF Rockville,
Nd, has accepted q call to the pastoral
charge of West End Baptist church, in
this city, md will enter upon his duties
about the 1st Of September Rev. II. Il.
Motley. who has supplied this pulpit for
seyetal months, will preach his farewell
sermon next Sunday.
Last Thursday Mr.. Charles Lauter-
bach, jeweller of this city, notified the
pol;ce that he had advanced Sl5 on q
gold watch answering the description OF
one that had been stolen recently In
Richmond. Comparison was made and
il was discovered that the number OF the
watch corresponded with the stolen ar
ticle. The party who left the watch was
TO call in on the following day for $25
more, but he failed to come to time. 1t
is learned that he left for the South, and
that he has been arrested ID Atlanta,
Ga, for the theft.
The Republicans have commenced n
thorough canvass of the city, and 1t is
supposed OF the district, with the view OF
organizing for campaign work. Political
circulars are also being issued from
headquarters here.
CONGRESSMAN GArNEs's POSITION.
Your correspondent few days ago
addressed polite note 20 Congressman
w. X. Gaines, asking him il there wero
any truth in the report circulated here
of his contemplated withdrawal from
the congressional field in this district.
To-day's mail brought the following re-
ply: - 100
BrREEynJE, August 20, 1883.
Dear Sir,-Yours OF the 10th instant
has been forwarded zoe from Washing
ton. You foreshadow events by re-
questing me 10 write my own obituary
before dissolution.
The announcement OF my withdrawal
(mbject to renewal at the conyention)
from The contest for denomination for
Congress was made by mo at my home
on Saturday the 18th instant 10 a large
audience Of sympathetic neighbors and
friends.
This being CD important epoch in the
history Of my political life, / have scarce
ly become sufficiently composed 70 write
it'up; for instance, | have already torn
up two eightpage letters to you" old
chestnuts' abusing Malone. Arnold,
yAnefoa. aud the want OF appreciation
Ia 9 constituency, &C., &c. This sorrow
full and prosy tale excited my own risi-
bles. / have read snch composition
somewhere before =" real solid comfort
70 oDeb political enemies
Now, my dear sir, ] feel that one OF
xouy xears experience and knowledge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
THE BRADSrREET COMPANY,
i CHARLES r. CLARK, PRssDEsE
BRADSTRBET's RICHMOND OFFICE
No. iioe RA5T MAIN STREET.
Telephone ko.tu
y.n. Witty, superintendent,

The Richmond ohice has moro than Kept pace
with the rapid growth u the city aud develop
ment OF tho territory tributary OIL II o1ors %
the mercantiis community OF this section ali tae
advantages OF system tho superiority OF Thico
Is recognized la every trade centre Of the elyii-
lied world. That it's IN special sense prepared
10 guard tne interost ~ 10 lucat pasrons IS e.
&f~AbswsSsss Aaa sns efAaS msrcan,ih aHeNsx
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FOR BENT.


NOR ENT.-THAT LARGEEa
= AND DESIRABLE FOUR-SrORY lRON-I2-A
FRONT BRICK BUILDING No. 9l4 east Main
street extending back 20 Bank street, for rent "a
a whole OF may DO divided ia two. as parties may
wish. An opportunity seldom met with u secure
one or two Of the most desirable business stands
an the very heart Of the city is here offered TO
the business public. Apply at No. II north
Eleventh street JAMES n. ORENSHAW,
an 81. eod2y AGENT aud AuctiOneer.
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By n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
ssMoUNTAIN TOP" APoPULAR

IS MOUNTAIN TOP" APOPULAR
vi AND PROFITABLE SUMMER RE-
SORT, the coolest In the mountains OF Virginia
and easily accessible, situated on the Blue Ridge
over "Rockfsh Gap,o 1895 feet above sea level,
near Alton, Va, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, WILL BIZ SOLD By AUCTION, on tho
promises with 30 ACRES aud full equipment
Of FUkNIrUREl, on
WEDNESDAY, August %, 1883,
at 10 o'clock NJ. This PLACE aud rs chalgbeat
Waters aro too we'll known 10 require an OK
tended notice. but those who desire IL can secure
full Information concerning its capacity, Sc, by
writing 20 the auctloneer, who wishes 10 Impress
upon all Interested the fact that the place must
DO sold 10 close up tbs estate Of the late owner.
The terms will DO made reasonable.
y. w. DoWE, Auctionoer.
~ 26 29,sf, Au5,6SI0,i u.s. 7&td
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PHILADELPHIA RICH xafRB
NoSD AND XoREoLK
taHAAsAle CoAPANE

Appointed sziiing dsyt Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ALAN. and every SUNDAY at
A. N.
Frelsns for Tuesdays and Frissys steamers
received till li:D A. N; for sundays stssa,sr
iiIIsP. NJ. saturday Erssghs received daily tln
Jpn.
Fara. 81
for further information apply %
y. w nccAlsRiCK,
General soushsra Agsnh once hccssiss
~ oszssai Assnts fhiiadslnhiA
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BY Z. A. Cstlin,

UCTION SALE OF AN UNFIN-
"A IsHED FRAME DWELLING CONTAIN
ING SEVEN kOOMS.-At the request Of tho
owner | will sell al public auction, on the pre-
misses, on
WEDNESDAY. August %. 1885,
at 6i{ o'clock, tho FRAME DWELLING, not yet
completed, on a lot g2xl01 feet on the west side
OF Buchanan street near Cedar street. IL will
take about 800 70 finish the building In good
style, and when completed will rent for SIS per
month, that amount being now offered by re-
sponsible party. A bargain may DO expected at
this sale, as tho property must be sold.
TERMS: AZ sale. T. A. CATLlN,
au 10 Auctloneer.
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10 II f N T.

l. OR RE N I. a
BRICK TENEMENT No. 4l4 east Leigh; Q
rooms.
THREE-STORY BRICK No. 6l7 east Main;
suitable for clearinghouse
BRICK DWELLING No. lis east Leigh;
rooms. .
BRICK DWELLING No Goa west Clay; z
BRICK TENEMENT No. 1SS Cherry street; 5
rooms.
BRICK TENEMENT No. 10 Cherry street; 8
SIX NICE ROOMS OVER STORE No. III east
Broad.
STORES.
HANDSOME NEW STORE No. - east Broad
street: three stories and cellar.
HANDSOME FRONT STORE, with dwelling
above, No. 1425 east Main.
BRICK STORE No. 1877 east Main street.
BRICK STORE, with dwelling above, corner
Baker and DuyaL SUTTON g CO,
au i9-Su.Tu&Th3t I0li Main street
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A LTON P A r K.
A LOVELY VIRGINIA HOME IN THE BLUE
RIDGE MOUNTAINS.

The former RESIDENCE OF the late C. w.
Purcell will be sold al public auction, az O'Clock
F. NJ, IN front OF the courthouse in Cbarlottes-
Vile, Va, by the cos missiOners. George =.
Christian, OF Richmond. and James D. Jones, OF
Charlottesville. Ya., on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1854.
II contains aOSut 200 ACRES and Is three and
one-half miles from Greenwood, Va, on me
Chesapeake aud OHIO railway, and three miles
from Millor Institute, with churches and mills as
convenient distances The larger portion Of the
tract is arabic. aud the balance well wooded. and
the whole well watered. The buildings consist
OF a FIRST-CLASS BRICK DWELLING, 4OxD
feet three stories. including basement with
four rooms and broad hallway on each hoor,
kitchen, dairy, smoke-house, servants houses,
carriage-hOuse. stables, &c. conveniently To-
Gated and besides all the necessary farm-houses:
The yard Is q beautiful one, well shaded aud
ornsmented with trees, shrubs. and nOwers. IL
is m0st desirable home, and is situated IN
country that canDOt sbe exceiled for beauty oil
scenery aud other natural advantages.
Inafdition To the above Wili be sold SNA
TRACT OF ABOUT 100 ACRES. separated rom
10 by the Scottsviile and Greenwood ROADS, having
upon il q small dwelling and She necessary out
houses it Is well watered and wooded. and the
land Is productive. 4 desirable little farm.
Easy terms and clear tile. au 10
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A TTENTIoN, CARPENTERS,
~ pArNTEKs. AND HARDWARE DEALERS

TRrJsrgg,s saLE--A IOr. WITH 4 BRICK
CARpESrERB SHOP THEREON WEAK m ~.
ROE PARK, ON HENRY STREET BbvW sfS 80
THs Personal PROPERTY on SAID PREM.
IsES-WAGON, IARSESs, HORSE IpUIL~,
if1wBpR' HARDWARE. OPfiCg re,
IRON SAFE, &c. by virtue Of deod o. tfus'
executed 70 the undersigned trns'es. mo au'y
recorded In the Clerks orico OF tbe Cbancsry
Cont of the csty a Rirbmoad, { sban proceed
TO cell at public aucsion. on thopremises, ON
THURSDAY. AUGUST -. fsss,
At 1899 A. NJ,
MI tho PERSONAL. PROPERTY on Tho premises
belonging 20 the said Bell & Bowles. being
CARPESrERs' TOOLS, A STOCK OF LUMBkR,
FASH. DOORS. BLINDS. &C;
A QUANTITY OF HARDWARE In bronze ana
LARGE Tor or GLASS. all sizes;
OPTIC oePHT E-FnRSiTURg, a NEW IRON SAFE;
An excellent WoRK-HoksE; ,,ae
A light SPRING LUMBEK-wAGoN, HARNESS,
cASPg'SrERs MAcHrsERY=sAw, MOULD
ING AND MIrRR MACHINES
AT 0 r. NJ,
ali the PROPERTY described IN said deed,
being a VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on tue
west line OF Henry street between Main ana
FrnnkIin streets fronting thereon iS feet with q
Gepth Of 20 feet, having alleys Oh bosh SIDES OF
said lot, and on which lot Ia erected the snp~an
uai brick carpenters shop OF hessrs' b@h q
Bowles.
'f,RNs OF SALE: As 10 realty. ono ihirti cash !:
balance in ak and twelve months interest,"
aided. snd secured by irnstdeed. 80 70 per
sonai property, sll amounts under ~ cash |.
OIL over thar amount sixty-'iaysh pV''
with interest, satisfactorily endorsed
A. X. COURTNEY, Trustee.
j. THOMSON BROWN & Co., AnciioneefS
y. b. COOK. Salesman. au II
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WANTED, A MAN EXPERIENCED
w IN THE sAW-MILL BUSINESS. either 20
take charge as foreman or 10 buy enc half in-
terest in a goOd.paying saw Min, spacity lO,oU
feet Jumper per day. Energy and Integrity
needed moro than money. Splendid opening
for right party. Reference required. Address
W. 3. COrTREHA
AZ Of-Its New Kent Courthouse, Va.
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The Enses OF warm Days end Cssi
Htghts.

A leading physician writes that he has
noticed warm days and cool nights 81
ways affect the bowels, and suggests
s,me preventive remedy. DR.. Big
gsrss Huckleber1 Cordial i the one.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHlO iJOl -
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