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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
THE OLD DOMINION.
A BUDGET OF NEWS FROM MEckLEN-
BURG COUNTY,
rbs Atlantic and Danville Railroads.&c.
Iiticat Notes-Land
Sales, &c.
rory,,Douaouc. o, tho Richmond plspatcn.l
CHASE CRY, Va. October 8. 1889;

CHASE CrrY, Va. October 8, 1899.
Tpdoa r ID. Irving is now holding his
fall fern of the Circuit Court at our county
courthouse. This county has been noted
for heavy docket and long terms OF the
Circuit Court. Now litigated cases have
greatly diminished and the present term
shows 2g7 suits on chancery and 40 on law
docket. and some of these have been called
and continued from one term to another
for fifteen or twenty years.
.RAILRoAp.
Work on the Atlantic and Danville rail-
way is rapidly progressing tins favorable
weather. Between GAINESVILLE Junction
and Boydton five miles Of track have been
laid. The construction of this road Will
be of incalculable advantage to the
eastern portion of this county, which IL
now remote from markets and inaccessible,
but a splendid agricultural and we'll
t'mbered section. IL will also bring our
county-seat out of the woods.
POLITICAL.
Political clubs are organized and at
work. There are large ones here and ut
ROydtOn. The Democratic prospects were
never more hopeful. Our people need en-
lightenment and arousing. as they nave
been under local Republican domination
so long. At next court senator johu W.
Daniel will address the people.
The Republicans are quiet, but they
always put in their heavy llcks about Two
weeks before tho election. The Abingdon
speech and Homes MehOne's Brigade poem
are row freely circulated. An Hon. Mr..
Cheadle, Of Indiana. Is advertised TO speak
here next week. lie is the first Republican
importation.
OPENED.
The Southside Male Academy opened its
first session here this week. Professor a;
s. II. Bristow. q graduate OF Richmond
College, Is principal The building Is M
posing and the interior arrangements Tor
recitation and sleeping-rooms most admi-
rablc. The exercises inauguratinG the
formal opening Of the academy were at
tended hy large number OF ladies ana
gentlemen of our town. Speeches We're
made bv Mayor +. B. Roberts. Professor n.
y. Phillips. Rev. Joseph Rennie: and Rev;
J. II. Newbill. 4 very creditable musical
performance also added 10 the entertain
mcnt.
This academy is the only one of the kind
in Southside Virginia.
LAND SOLD.
Several tracts of land near here have
been sold this week to planters from North
Carolina. They are bright-tobacco raisers
and find the lands here much cheaper than
in their State. and they say with their expe-
ricnce they can produce and cure bright
leaf Of equally as good quality. Several
tired it this and last year and the expert
ment was so satisfactory that many more
will be induced 10 come.
A large bright-tObacco warehouse is now
rapidly going up here. 90 good exhibit OF
the leaf can be made. and IS specially
adapted to its sale.
Cards Of invitation are ont for the mar
riage, on the 9th instant. Of Albert q.
Jeffress. a prominent and well-known mer-
chant OF this vicinity. to Miss Ellie Dupuy,
at the residence OF her brother, the Hon.
W. p Dupuy. of Prince Edward county;
J,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Injured in a Railroad Crash.

CoRRY. PA, October 5.-The rear end of
the south bound freight train on the West
ern New York and Pennsylvania railway
broke loose as the train was climbing the
summit four miles south Of here this morn.
ing, and rushing down the hill crashed
INTO the morning passenger train, which
was following with terrific force. All of
the passengers were bruised. some injured
seriously, but none fatally. The seriously
injured are: Conductor Fox, Baggage Mas
ter Bessie. Engineer Sullivan, OF Mayville.
had his leg brokers, William Miner, OF
Spring Greek. leg mashed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
This startling theory was
A poHR-uELL


W.l v, soy. landlord" began the first
visitor. Tint Che polls has been cogm,
vtnt o' tha crimes first TO last that one o
the pDIl-s connected The murdcrst
"Na $500 uoooh as that, Mce~tcr Simpson,
M sp much o., that. hut an do say that T.
neobo~i ood o. Whtcchapel is I'm o. Jews
a. = most outrageous kind; AN that mooch
a. T. polls - made oop % Garmans an
Fr.cnch. in' think. if yel parmcet me,
that T. force moo Oh guard ia Mhiiechapel
has shown itself entirely drclcect O duty.
Ma opinion is that every one q them
should be docschargcd an guid lheland
Scots. men as knows how 70 DO their duty,
th0u' lc put in their place"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

By Timberlske e Frayssr,
General Auctioneecs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Cotton Crop Figures.
rBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.

10y ItItRIHpN 70 VI" Tt9N7s7N1sT
New ORLEANS, October 5.-The New Or
leans Cotton Exchange issued an official
report of the cotton crop for the first i've
weeks of the current season. up TO Octo-
Der 4th. inclusive. aud to the close OF the
corresponding week last year. II makes
the net rail shipments overland to tho
eastern mills and Canada 23,S25 bales
against 29.1s2. Total takings Of northern
spinners. including overland to Canada,
1874. 2s5 bales. against 142, 1856. The amount
of the present crop that has come INTO
SIGHT at all points during the above period.
s35 1919 bales against 637, 426. This system
brings the cotton movement. including
overland. down weekly, thing never done
previous TO this season here or elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
SC0TSMEN ON GUARD.
A NEW VIEW PRESENTED OF THE
WHlTecHAPEL MURDERS.
A Highiander's Convictions in Regard TO
tho Extraordinary Crines-A Few Per-
tinent suggestA,ns from an
American.
.. tcorr.,oonaones Of the Ric hmond pispa.cA.l


DouNF. SCOTLAND, September 10, 1889.
II ia in this romantic and quiet highland
VILLAGE that | hear Of the latest white
chanel outrage" to quote from the head
lines of the British papers. AMERICANS
might not think that Douno is the spot 80
oelebratoa in Scotland rs Doom; yet with
in half mile OF this hotel arc
"BAnks and Braos o Bonnie Doom
that everybody sings about. and few I'M
Fortunately know the first thing OF. 4, Is
place that thousands OF tourists pass
slronrb every wear. and glancing ut their
,y,1idc- hooks make mental note that they
f"ve secp the celebrated and much-bc-
e,,n, brscsv Some Of them STAY here
Tor few hours, but lei them pass. Few
have the odd taste of tho present historian
which impelled him after walk OF cight
,n;lce 20 2rop into the most obscure, I'M
nrotcntious. and home-like OF the local
hotels. He stood in the room which serves
for botel-ofiice and tap-rOom tins evening
when two hrawuy Highlandors entered for
Their drop OF beer.
TIE wHrTYCuUTL MUEDERs.
They chattcd with &c landlord m, de-
sultory way for few minutes and theh
one Of them said:
"Othcr murder has been committed in
Whitechapcl' u, an.
"li same as a Z rest L." responded the in
former laconically. some say It's NUM-
Der ten. and other number nine. An do
No. know. hut It were a vera strange caI-
cumstancc.'
Av. av. so il we're" asscnted the land
lord. md the second visitor. whose COM
municntion seemed TO be- limited 10 Yea.
yea" and nay. nay" added a reflective
"ay.n
TIcrcnpon BEGAN n discussion Of the
c,;,,.c. ,viirb hav,. become associated with
"Jack he Ripper" the trend Of which /
shall not attempt 10 transcribe; but there
was oue feature which was. to say the least,
novel. The landlord. having found that
he disagreed with his visitors. stepped
from behind the counter, the better 10 en-
fore his argument. and delivered himself
pretty much as follows:
HARD oS TH2 PoLIcE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

was for an advance Of 10 per cent, hut the
compromise advance of 5lS per cent. was
agreed upon. The new scale goes INTO
SUMPTION of work will begin in all the fac
tories interested on Monday. Actual opera
tions will begin about a week later.
There ere no indications that the strike
of ereen.bottle. blowers will soon be set
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Marriage at Harnpden-sidney.

INUIIt5VlHuouC6 OF INC hIcHIHVHI I5I'Ia'Ou'I
HAsRDEN-SrDNRY, October 3, 1889.
At o'clock this afternoon quite large
party Of chosen friends assembled in the
parlor OF DIR. Thomas E. Peck, professor OF
theology in Union Theological Seminary.
The occasion that called them together was
the marriage Of DIR. Peck's youngest daugh-
ter. Miss Sophie, TO the Rev. James X. Ora
ham, DR., of Winchester. Va. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Rev. Alexan-
der Sprunt, of Henderson. N. c., brother
in-law of the BRIDE. There was special So
lemnity and interest elected by this mar
rage, as the young bride and groom ex-
poet to sail in few weeks as missionaries
10 the land of China. We shall part with
them with regret and many tears, but we
wish them God-speed in the good and no.
bic work to which they have consecrated
themselves. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Exports OF Specie.


NEw YOaK, October 5.-The exports of
specie from the port OF New York last
week amounted TO S2,14o,40l of which
Sl,6Ss.lSl was in gold and S4Gl 200 in sill
yer. OF the total exports 1882 gold and
si6l,220 silver went to Europe, and Sl55,-
AGO gold aud no silver went TO South
America. The imports of specie last week
TO the port Of New York amounted 70
SlO,Ol4. OF which $6i,lsS was in gold and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
EXCITEMENT IN LEXINGTON.
Supposed Intention of Burglars to Crack
Court safe.
lspeclal telegram 10 tho Dispatch.'

Special telegram 10 the Dispaich.l
LEXINGTON, VA, October 5.-To-night
about . o'clock the deputy clerk of the
County Court, a. L. Shields, went 10 the
clerks Office in the building in Courthouse
Square to get his oyercoat. and finding all
the doors locked on the inside and the
front-doOr lock refusing TO respond TO his
kew. the matter created a suspicion. He
burst open the hall-door, entering tho
vestibule and went into his Office and
found everything in good shape. The
Office OF the circuit clerk is in the same
building and the deputy clerk of that trl-
bunal could not enter his Office. Chief-of-
Police Perry was called and the door
forced. but the burglars had made their
escape through back window. The safe
and desks were untouched. 1t is sup
posed that the thieves entered early in the
evening and intended to crack the safe
later in the night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Glns.-Blowcr., STRIKE settled.

10y tGICEIdVI 70 ttIV
BALTIMORE, October 5.-The strike Of the
window-light glass-blowers, which began
last June and has seriously affected manu-
facturers and five hundred employees in the
business. most of whom are located in New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Mary
land, was settled to-day in this city. Dele
gates representing both sides met at the
Office of Baker Brothers. and after full
interchange OF opinion an agreement was
reached and scale to continue one year
was signed, The demand Of the blowers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Bsse-Bnii Yesterday.
10y telegraph 20 tho Dispatcb.l

Baltimore
Baltimores. ....-..........5 o Ill
Columbus 'ns .ii;,,cc. . SI ~
| Errors Baltimores, r; Columbus, L. Bat
tcrics-Tato and Kilroy; 0'Connor and
Baldwin.
Cincinnati,
Cincinnatis. 10000 . 8
I,ouisyilles. .....0 o 0 001 % o.
Base-hits-C incinnatis. 8: Louisyilles, O..
Errors -Circinnatis. 3; LouiSvilles. g. Bat
teries-Viau and Keenan,; McDermott and
Ryan.
Brooklyn;
BroOklyns. ..........2 0 90 o o.
Athletics. ;...,.;.....4 02Q 09 90
Errors BrOoklyns, 3; Athletics 4. Bat
teries--Loyelle and Clarke; Weighing and
Collins.
indianapolis
indianapolis. .......5 O42O4Ox-15
Weshingtons ........5 0 0 o 0 0 o o. G
Base-hits- indianapolis, 10; Washing
tons, 9. Errors--lndianapolis, Wash
| ingtons. G. BGtteries-liusie. Sommers.
and WeckbecLer; Keefe and Riddle.
Pittsburgh:
Pttsburghs .........3 0 0200 0 o. G
Bostons. .......: % D D 90 u
S--llttSlNTEnS, W. bn>ihit~, .. Iht-
teries-Galvn and Carroll; GARRISON, Ben
nett. and Kelly.
Chicago:
Chicagos ............OO OOO9OO o. ?
Philadelphias. .......0 Q 90 . 2
Basc-hiis- Chicagos. 4; Philadclphias, 6.
| Errors-Chcagos. l. Philadclphias, l..
| Batteries Hutchinson and Darling San
dors and Clements.
! Cleveland:
Cieyeiands. ..........6 100000 / 3
| New YOrks. ...........2 0 0 ] l 0 Ok 3
/ Base-hits -Clevelands, G; New Works, Z.
! Errors Cleyclands, 4; New Yorks, J..
/ Batteries -Grubcr and Sutelife; Keete
and Ewing.
! ST. Louis
81. Louis ...........OO O5O1100- 7
Kansas City...........0 0 0 0 0 / 0 o.
Base-hlts-~ st. Louis, 81 Kansas City Z.
Errors-St. Louis. 4 Kansas City, 8. Bat
teries-- Chamberlain and Milligan; Conway
and GunsOn.
The Championship Record.
The National League closed its season of
baseball Yesterday, the pennant for the
championship being won by New York.
The contest between Boston and New York
was the closest in the history OF the ma
tional game.
The number Of games won and lost TO
date of the clubs of the National League
and American Association are as follows;
NATIONAL. LEAGUE STANDING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

CHICAGO. October 5.--Judge sheppard
to-day dissolved the injunction against tho
delivery of October pork. and the Board
of-Trade opponents Of Wallace went away
in iublant state Of mind Wallace Will
not give up the fight, and has fled notice
in the Appellate Cour: TO revive the in
junction. The matter VIII very likely
come up Monday morning and be argued
before the appellate Judges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
A RAILROAD WRECK.
Two Employees Klllcd-Enslne and Cars
Roll Down an Embankment.


ROME, Ga. October 5.-A north-bound
freight train on tho Rome and Decatur
railroad was wrecked eight miles south of
here this afternoon. The engine and a
ment, instantly killing the fireman. Char
lie Sproule, and negro brakeman whose
name is unknown. Engineer Robert Hill.
famous for his many miraculous escapes in
various other railroad wrecks, was serious
ly and probably fatally injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Washington Notes.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. October Bond offerings
TO-DAY aggregated S559.45O. All accepted
at 127 for i per cents. and 1864 for 4l9's.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day. APP
pointed Sidney G. Brock, Of Missouri, TO
be Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, rice
Switzler. resigned. He was endorsed by
Secretary Noble and other Missourians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Two Ladies Killed by a Train,

10y Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.1
SANDWICH, ILL.,, October 5.-While cross
ing the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad tracks at Main street tonight in a
buggy Mrs. X. c. Cook and Mrs. Samuel
Abbey were struck by the west-bound fast
express. Both ladies were badly mangled
and lived but few minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

withhold severe judgment against the
Metropolitan force for failure 10 detect
that most astounding villain who has come
10 be recognized under the namc of Jack
tke kilfpern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Declined His Resignation.

The Presbytery of Roanoke has Declined
TO accept Rev. Joseph Rennie's reslgna-
ton of the pastoral charge Of the chase
City Presbyterian church with view OF
his accepting a call to mission WORK IN
Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Candidate for Congress.

ST. LOUIS, October Congressman
John N. Glover. OF st. Louis, announces
himself as a candidate for the United
States Senate from Missouri in opposition
TO Senator Vest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

Attte request o. iho helrs of Joseph Mlhissr
deceased, Will ou
TUESDAY. OCTOBER p. 1850.
commencing al. ~ O'Clock ". uru-eoi fo sou ~
public auction, upon the premise. Ono above
mentioned REAL KorAlRin t,s order hore.n-
after named
/. hat large handsome THREE STORY
BKCK-AND-si UCCOED STORE No. si3 MON
street. between Sinfh auf Tenth. occupied ~
Messrs. kyiani 20 Leo lhe Do Fronts @ii3
feet, more or lces. O. q vile alley
p say about 2. ~. that desirable THREE
STORY STOCK BRICK STORE AND Dwell
ING. 40 5l5. on tho south side n bn1ai street.
between PIN ani sixth. occupied ~ Nra Celia
Kgss Tho lot fronts 3. by about 4il feet tl an
Say about F. ~. mat elegant TdhEF-
STORY BNCh-AND->It t'OkD STOKE AID
DWELLING. No. 0J.. on fle south siie u Broat
street between Third and Fourth. recently VA
Gated 10y Levi hexter. Esq The loo fronts 3-l-t
100 fccf.
/. say az g. r. n. that desirable rHREF-
SrOkl ~lODk-Bfit STORE ANh lWEi IT,
ING ~ ths southwest corner ~ frAuhiin AMI
Fourth srects, oc-uYled ty TIA Exchange for
Womans Work. The lot fronts HIl-l ieei io ga
alley
S. That ONE-sTuRY FRAME STORE 80 r.'.
Immediately adjoining th' above on TIE "es-
This j. p choice Doc Tor fii.-ciass residence. 10
fronts 9JIi % feet Ca an alloy.
II Is useless for any one fo undertake 90 etiNi
this property. for ifs many advantages in me
matter of location. g., &c. speak more forci-
By than anything j eau ray ia respcct o. o.
However. ] will SAY that this Is al opportunity
seldom offered investors 90 SECURE stn ely nr-t-
class business property which Will surely ani
steadily grow in value, always commanding flo
lost class ~ tenants.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance ~ or.
twelve. and eighteen months i0r negousbIa
notes. with por cont Interest RIiei ard ss-
cured by trust dsel.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR.
seq Aucf0neor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

The Virginia colony in Mexico is not
large. but II is deeply interested in the re-
suit Of the coming election. Even like
those who by the couch of the diving watch
for the coming Of the dawn will we await
the news of the result in November. The
Democratic ticket IS, we think, the strong
est that could have been nominated. And
of all the men whose misdeeds have brought
a tinge Of shame TO the cheek of our dear
old mother Virginia we should think the
little boss of Petersburg the last one whom
sclf-respecting Virginians would call to fill
the chair of their Chief Executive. Should
the unexpected come TO pass and he be
! chosen, verify il will become Us all to drape
our doors in deepest mourning, and while
PROSTATE IN the dust exclmm, God save
the Commonwealth! But my readers are
weary; so Adios. JAMES G. H., JB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
BY y. ". bOwe.
Real Estate Aucioneer.
lat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
will soil, on the premises. on
ESDAy OgrOExE y ies

will soil, on the premses, on
TUESDAY, OcToBEE g. 1889,
o. O'Clock p. VI. the VERY ATTRACTIVE AND
COMFORTABLE DWELLING above referred 10.
with two stories aud MRnsard besides cellar. AMI
having parlOr. dining-room, kitchen, &C. on the
frat nOOr. three rOomy and sunny chamoers on
the second, and two chambers Oh tue third Moor,
besides dressing-roOms. cOseis. &c.
Tho LOT fronts about 50 feet AMI runs back a
good depth 20 40 alley and altogether this IL an
attractive piece 81 property. well morning tho
attention Of nOme-seekers and investors.
TERHs: One third cash. and the residue AZ
six, twelve, and eighteen months, for notes with
interest snd deed Of trust y. W. BOWIE.
ocafSId AuctiOnecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Anthracite Coal I'm Lunenburg.

N'I'1H III
Several beds OF coal have been recently
discovered in Lunenburg county. Settlers
from Pennsylvania pronounce 1t me
quality Of anthracite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
THE HILL CITY.
A Democratic Club-EIegant Mask Ball
Personal.
Especial telegram to the Dfspa,ch.I

LYNcHBURG. Va. October "a basket
picnic viii be held at Union Hall, Frank
lin county. by the Democrats on the nth,
and Colonel Charles L. OFerrall and other
speakers VIII be present.
4 Democratic club was formed in Madi-
son. across the river opposite this city last
night. with W. Z. Bell MS president.
The residence Of S. W. Ford. in Madison,
was totally destroyed by fire carly this
morning. Loss about $1,000. Partially
insured.
Captain Ham Shepherd. secretary of the
State Democratic Committee, IS IN the
city.
An elegant mask ball was held at the
country residence OF Senator John w.
Daniel last night and was attended by a
large party. Senator Daniel represented
the Frost King in q flowing toga OF snow
flakes.
One Of the attractions at the Botetourt
Far this week was a silk crazy quilt made
by Mrs +. W. Breckenridge at the age OF
elghty-tw0 years. This quilt contains a
piece taken from dress worn by Martha
Washington the day after her marriage to
the Father of his Country. Also pieces
from various dignitaries at Washington at
that time. Mrs. Breckenridge has been
offered 500 for this quilt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

Intelligence from Pocahontas says: A
Great stir was made here on the news Of
the appointment of d. j. Taylor, n Ma
honeite. 10 the postmastership at this
place. There IS a lot Of kicking in the Re
publican party over his appointment, as
he was appointed through the influence OF
the 1azewel ring, and was imported from
the Courthouse last fall with the under
standing that if Harrison was elected he
should have the Office. The present post
masters time is not ont until 1892, but
despite the promises that he should serve
his term out this NahoDeite will be in
stalled in Office Noyember1st.
A petition has been forwarded TO Ma
hone and one 10 Henry Bowen from the
best Republicans Of Pocahontas, asking
that the appointment be revoked. The
appointee is "A very illterate man, and has
not one qualification for the place. Taylor
is at present sergeant of the town, and
there has been petition before the Ooun-
ell asking his removal He said he would
hold both places sergeant and the post
mastership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
BY y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Real Estate Auctoneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ SMALL But VALUABLE lot
WITH A FOUR-ROOM HOUSE THEREON,
BEING No. 2004 EAST MAIN STREET,
AT AUCTION.

BY virtuo Of q decree Of the Circuit Court 81
Campbell county, Va, entered AT the April lsc3l
term In the suit Of Boiling ana wife %. Robert
son and Others will, as special commissioner,
sell BY auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCroBgRs z, 1890,
az o'clock T. NJ, the VALUABLE LOT WITH A
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE thereon, tit4ated as above
described, fronting about twelve feet anu run
ming back the usual depth 70 80 alley.
There being large brick houses on either slle
az said lot this property eau be substantially
ana cheapiy improved and made into a good
business place. tor which, Dy reason 81 10 ecu
tral aud convenient location, 4 IS admirably
suited.
TERMS: One fourth cash and ;he residue a.
six. twelve, and eighteen months, Tor bonds with
personal security, and bearing Ia ercs sni nile
Totnined q. q. kEAN,
Special Commissioner,
7. r. =. REID, clcrk Of tho Circuit Cour, Of
Cemphell county, 10 certify that q. G. hean,
special GO mmis-iouer ia the above re-ited cause,
has executed bond according 20 Law.
Ocg X. Z. REID, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

TrdrvRLlgys ADMINISTRATOR So. Br0Ytys A>O
Ai[-lE THg CECCu COrkr uf hANo'Eh
COUNTY.
LILA. Brown. clors % SAT- court. cofr'} nat
the bond required 0f llo special commissioners
In the above -uit ~ decree oni,frl '.n" e. i'',
has been duly cKscgtei bf d. II. iariA".- QUO
Of said special commissioner.
Giyea under my hand r.l, 0il Jay ~ Alg i'~
lssg
so ggSOc593 JA.BH0WN. CierL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Visiting Veterans,


WINCHESTER. Va. October 1.-Two hun
dred representatives Of Maine veteran