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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
HANOVER FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Annual Dinner at Undertakes Grove
Stirring Speeches-Amusements-
Personals.

Personals.
rcorrespopdence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
G,rS,gs Mill, VA. September 70, 1890.
me Farmers Alliance OF this county
hold their annual dinner at Undertakes
Grove on last Wednesday. A very large
crowd was in attendance, and every one
see,oed 10 have a good time. Speeches
were delivered by the Hon. George d..
Mise. who showed the farmers the errors
of the Republican party IN the t9rtn. RIO
lessor Il. Puryear, of Richm0nd College,
addressed the alliance. lhe speech
touched on farming principally. Next FOL
loved Mr. !. Nj. Ruffn, of this county,
Who made a rnusing speech. The amuse-
ments of the day consisted OF a tournament,
baseball game. and dancing.
THE TILTISG KNIGHTS.
The tournament embraced twelve
KNIGHTS. The first prize was won by
Walter DYSON; second prize 10y Mr.. i. W.
Rroach. and the third prize by Mr.. L. w.
Swift. The ball game was quite tame on
scconnt of the bad condition OF the
Grounds. The mines were the benny blues,
Sf Hanover Captain Cary Beadles), ana
picked nine from Richmond un9er com com
pmend of Captain Andrew Stubbs. The
s u,'' AZ the close of the ninth inning stood
~ 10 2 IN favor of the Benny Blues.
PERSONALS.
Misses Blanche @. and Bertha l. Ennis,
.. Rowling Green, Va. who have been the
b W. ,,nests of the Misses Starke for the
i hsPP tro weeks. will return home to-mor-
row. much to the chasrln OF the neighoor-
hood young gentlemen sp,oha ~
MIR. Arthur Faulkner. OF hichmono, who
has been visiting his parents mere VIII re-
turn home to-day. .;, o.
Miss Joycie NJ. johnson continues to DO
quite siek at her home.
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Il A Nd 3 A L. L.



AZ she request Of tho holders Of tho debts So
cured, and by virtue Of two deeds Of trust from
Isaac X Barksials and Issetta l. Barksisc. bis
wife, one dated october :, 1883, and recorded u
Alpsmsrls County Court Clerks once ia Decd
Book So page 3s5 And Tho other dated January
%, isss, aud recorded Ia the same once Ia Deed
Book 81 page 1873, viii ofer for sale ., puolie
auction, on tho premises, a. sclock Z. NJ On
WEDNESDAY. sEPrssBss u, 1870,
the FARM On which the said Isasc n baxksnsie
ami wife now reside, containing about i,p>
ACRES AND - POLES, composed Oh Two snlosn.
ing TRACTS containing respocuvev ~ ASnhss
and i0i ACRES AND 70 POLk-, ritaateo on ceeo
sides OF Hardware river. IN AlDomsrls eounvs
about I'VE miles from scoltsyille, e'loln - We
Mt ARR farm Of the estate 81 Jehn >. hoons
deceased, ana the lands ot others
This IL ore OF the most PRODUCTIVE, bsAOs
TIFuL. AMI DESIRABLE FAnhs In the eounsyS
being ia One condition and containing oo0D
BRICK RESIDENCE AID very superior Sssn
buildings al la good order.
TRsns: Cash enough topsy ne dspts eecuteol
Amounting 20 fs,753g. and the coats OF safe 80
a. 20 the residue Of the parliamentary lie
and Mr.. Bsrsdals twili give reasonaoie erodiS
,arns a. b made known on the day u eeiA
THOMAS y MAkTIN. Trustee
lam requested 10 state that a. The sAue tine
. large ausntliy Of LIVE sroCK. CROPS, Asd
FARM PERSONALITY will b sold 81 auction %
the premisea
90 1-.s iuoaAo y 8AhktNs
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NAIE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN

GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
- LUSESBURG COUNTY, yA.-By virtue of
a deed OF trust from william Miller and keDee-
ca his wife, bearing date on tho 18Th day OF jan
uary A. ID. 1894, and recorded In the Clerks
ofrice OF the County Cont OF Lunenburg county
IN Deed Book No. a. page 80. and beipgso re-
aursd by tho beneficiary in said deed, viii
offer for sale by public auction, al LunenDurg
Courthouse, on
MONDAY. OcToBgs is, 1890.
(oeing County-Court day) the following 'ALu-
ABLE PROPERIi-to wit:
l. A TRACT OF LAND on the hsafwaters OF
Flst-Rock creek, containing 6l2 ACRES, known
Is Beech Forest This place has Oh l! good
buildings and improvements, and Is In every
way desirable as a homo and farm.
= Attract adjoining tho Beech Forest tract,
containing $50 ACRES. anu known as tho &c. W.
4 A TRACT OF 1871 ACRES conveyed TO vii:
liam Miller by George Z. organ ana VIE and
John Z. Eanss and wife by deed dated April 2,
1888, and recorded In Deed Book Al. page al.
l. A TRACT OF 40 ACRES ailoining Beech
Forest and conveyed 10 william Miller by j. b.
Pace and wife. See Deed Book al, page 2il
5. A TRACT OF $50 ACRES known as the
"Bennet Tract"
All OF these lands are desirable for the pro-
duction OF bright tobacco, 10 which they are
adapted sEd for which they will soon To 10 de-
mAnc By parties COMING from HALIFAX and other
countles, where this grade OF tobacco Is made,
and which readily yields 500 per acre 70 The
planter. .
Also, the following MACHINERY: All the Ma
chinery In tho Clubhouse, ssw-mnl. sristmill
with large pair Of Burrs, ono ic-herss power
Engine, aud all Of its apparatus and appurte-
nsnces, q Flansr and ali appliances and nxtureA
TERMS: 5000 casn; balance on . credit Of
one and two years, equal instslments, the pur-
chasers to give bonds bearing interest, take q
deed. and give deed OF uuss securing tho de-
ferred paymspts
GEORGE r. GATHER, JR. Trustee;
W. Ii. MANN, Attorney for Trustee.
90 7-su4t
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~ RAND AUCTION SALE OF LOTS
" IN THE TOWN OF WEST POINT on

W IN THE TOWN OF WEST POINT on
WEDNESDAY. sEPTEaBER "a, 1890,
SALE TO COMMENCE PROMPTLY AT IL A.
NJ. IN FRONT OF TIE GROVE HOTEL
At tho request OF tho owner tho under
signed will sell by auction At tho time and place
above stated, without reserve, 70 the highest
bidder. large quantity Of UNIMPROYED
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS In the town OF
West Point The sizes Of lots per the town plan
are 5OHll5 and 50xlD feet each. The terms Of
sale will be one third cash the balance In six
and twelve months for negotiable notes carry
ing per cent. interest A pamphlet and map
Of town viii be given every purchaser. This
will 10 a favorable opportunity 70 purchase lots
in this growing town. which Is the terminus Of
tina Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company,
and ono OF the best harbOrs on tho entire
Atlantic coast, and at no distant day will be one
OF the busiest seapOrts on the coast and tho COM
mefcal outlet for the capital OF he state OF Viz
giula. The exports from this port for 1850
amounted 10 over s3O000.0O0 OF cotton alone
the exports were moro than 10000 bales, ard
Alabama iron is finding u ready outlet rtd this
port
The town Is about com pleting school buildings
costing about $4,000. We have the very best
drinking water in the world, being supplied
from self-nOwing Artesian wells, rising from a
depth Of 10 feet. and IS not possible 20 DO con-
taIninated with surface drainage. We have over
two hundred OF these self-ioHing streams Ia tho
town, ard every householder can have one OF
these wells at a cost Of $50. Come ana mako
your purchases Of lots before the arrival Of our
inevitable boom.
There will be an excursion from Richmond on
the date OF this sale. among whom will DO many
purchasers. For additional Information call on
or address h. WILKINSON,
West Point, Va,
or CHEWING & ROSK, Auctoneers,
30 AIT Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
By Frank d. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, 6 north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
l. FARM AND ALL IMPROy ENTs
THEREON on NEW BRIDGE OR NlNE-AILE
ROAD, KNOWN AS No. AIN THE DIVISION OF
RECBEN BLAkYiS ESTATE. CONTAINING
i3s. ACRES BY PLAT ON RECORD IN OFFICE
HENRICO COURT, DEED BOOK lOs, PAGE -,
BEING THE SAME LAND CONVEYED 10
JACOB WATCHER BY H. II. KUHN, TRUSTEE,
AND OTHERS, JANUARY ], 1888, ABOUT ONE
MILE FROM RICHMOND-THE IMPROVE
MENTS CONSIST OF hEDIUM-SlZE DWELL
ING. BARN, OILFACTORY, &c.-By virtue OF
a deed Of trust from Jacob Watcher and wife 10
w. l. Cowardn and w. II. Mccarthy. trustees,
recorded In Clerks Office OF Henrico County
Court In Deed-Book liz. page 33l, default having
been made IN tho payment OF certain neSo-
table note therein secured and being required
so to do by benehcaries, will soil at auction on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1890,
on the premises, at i2 o'clock H.. tho PRO-
PERTY above described
This sale offers a splendid opportunity for tn
yestment or q good homo can be secured. seven
Pines road runs by the property.
TERMS: s6i5 cash, and tho balance upon such
terms as the said Watcher, his executors or as
signs shall prescribe or direct.
w. Ii. MCCARTHY,
sel4 Surviving Trustee.
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THE KILLING JUSTiFlABLe.
The Verdict in tho Case of Frank Butts,
Killed by DIR. Gait.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l

SMTHTIELD, Va, September ~. 1890.
Yesterday at Heath & IIodsdens store,
near Benn's church, about FIVE miles from
Smlthfeld between and y. NJ, there
occurred difficulty between DIR. g. A. ID.
Gait and desperate negro called Frank
Butts, IN which the latter was shot and
instantly killed.
The history of the case is about as fol-
lows: Yesterday morning Frank Butts,
who had agreed 10 work for DR.. Gait. ar
rived at the latter's residence at very
late hour. whereupon the Doctor COM
planned that il was pretty time 70. come
TO do a days work. According 70 the ne
gro's statement he sassed the Doctor
who ordered him ont of his yard. The
negro straddled the fence aud dared the
Doctor into the road TO fight him and the
Doctor drove him of with his cane.
Mr.. Ever, of Richmond. dned with Dr.
Gait, and after dinner carried him to
Heath & Hodsden's store. where the DOC
tor frequently whites away his spare mo
ments with congenial friends; ON Their
arrival at the store they saw Frank Butts
standing in the door,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
BY Denoon, Topper D Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneesa.
sgi Main sRest

EULTON IMPROVED AND UN.
II IMPROVED PROPERTY BY AUCTION.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FOUR FRA41D
D Wha1,SSsss M IN vnn nry stns v EN-
COTTAGE CORNER STATE AND FULTON
STREETS; ALSO, SEVERAL VERY DEsinAs
BILE BUILDING LUTs ON NICHOLSON nrkxB1
MAN the reqaess u the euasr.
who oests the money and 10 determined 70 selt
No shall oner foe sale BY public anciion. 81 ne
TUESDAY. ssrssNssa II isDc.
ct p. n. the above PROPERTY. Inc honoe(
On Graham street have four roous saso. aad
ere veil buiis and IN good repair. fhs cottage,
corner state and fultoa suseeA contsius fooe
roous; iosUhxil9 tseI The soss on Nchsisoa
street are ne bsst " This inproving locality Ard
vtii - solA In stzss 70 suit ne BIDDER Yuioa
y roptdly butidlnG 40 and no oester coaacc toe
asefs investment eaA ~ had coms = ns sAle
aAd ~ easGa1A
80 ''''''' Ssso0x. russ s,;.; : g;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

By virtue OF n deed OF trust from the Marshal
Manufacturing Company 10 Z. Z. Mcnae aai ~
W Bowe trustees, dated October ~. 1874, snu
duly recorded. win. a. surviving .us.ee a., ~,
thereto required by the holder o' ono nllh III
interest OF tho bonds secured aud In accordahce
with = resolution OF the stockholders adopted on
the 2th day OF June, 1890, sell by public auctlon'
on tho premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1890,
beginning st u o'clock NJ, the VALUABLE
COIION-MILLS shove REFERRED TO, consisting OF
tho main building 50xl30 feet, four stories sish
loom house. 72rl0O feet two stories nigh. the
Grst floor Of which is uesd as PACKING snd
storage room picker house with mixing room,
22x5g feet: cotton house DIRE proof, capacity OF
two hundred ba IS, besides al other necessary
buildings for motiye-poser. ofilces, &c.
Tue machinery 4. In good condition and mostly
OF modern patterns, and has daily capacity Tor
Q 500 pounds 4-yard brown shifting anu sneetlhS'
These mills are built on leased ground, tho
owner Of tho land furnishing water from the
Manch ester canal at q reasonable rate, anu mo
lease Is perpetual go -, .,y
DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME HOUSE,, stu
ated on the south side OF Fourth street between
Everett aud Stockton streots, sud the Loio upon
which they stand, fronting togother ABOUT IeV
feet These houses VIII be sol AS Nhole OF
separately, as may be deemed best at the Tune
OF Gale. the tenements are rented TO employees
Of the mills.
And tfnuellftsly iuefchitrE VIII SGT ~ 80
cells of convenient size, 800 feet Of VACANT
| LAND on the north eide OF Fourth street between
Everett aud Stockton. These lots are dcslrsoie
| FOR building purposes.
The mnl-buildinss and machinery are IN a
| good condition. and the brands OF thelr product
| are well known and highly appreciated.
one OF the great advantages OF The sDoye-de-
scrlbed cotton ling properly IS is location IN
| tho centre Of transportation py poth fsl anu
water
Tue mills 70 DO sold are in successful opera
| tion and the sale Is nscesstatsd 10y the winding
| up Of ali estate. .,,,
| For further information apply 70 6. A. PEPLE,
| ,uperintendent Marshall NILS, Manchester, Va.
| or 20 the auctioneer at Richmond, Va.
| TERMS: One fifth OF the purchase money mus
| be paid in each, and the residue IN three equal
| instalments az six, twelve, aud eighteen months
| from the day Of sale, the credit payments To be
| evidenced by negotiable notes, with interes
| added, and secured by decd VI trust upon th'
property.
Possession OF the properly VIII DO given TO tn
| purchaser on tho lsI day Of November. lsD,
| \. ". BOWIE,
sc. 2-eod Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
BY Frank u. I'LL a Co.
Roal Estate Agents

THE VALUABLE FARM FRUIT
i LAND OF DR. c. X. CULLEN, IN HAN.
OVER COUNTY, RiGHr MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, THRIVE AII.xS FROM MEcHAN-
ICsviLLk-ws viii sell ss public auction, on
the premises, ON
TUESDAY, srrrxxssR 10, 1870.
ct II O'Clock 4. ~, the VERY VALUABLE rA0s
located ~ ABOVE. The improve ments consist Of
: dwelling OF nine rooms aud closets, IArgs oarn
and ssaole, orchard Of any scree o. selecs
fruits, vineyard Of fteen acres 10 ~ tov ecrse
OF land, ono third woodland divided ~ survey
into two farmA See hand-ohis tos pekueuisn
Or cell on the suctioneerA
Tnans; VIII % made known on day Of sale
or On application TO the auctieneerS
FRANK y. Hill = Co.
- AAss.l1.lalA&itss Asellen1esA
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Peculiar

To itself In many important particuiArs' hooes
sar.apariIla is different from and superior 70 any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion ana prep
aration Of ingredients, Hoods sarsapArinA pos
sesses the fall curative value Of the best An'"n
remedies Of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit. hoods SAfssp~
riila accom- lshes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy - hooa ear
sapAriila is tho only medicine Of when can uuy
be said. 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In A.ssr
and smaller bottles require larger doses. anu 20
not produce ~ good results a. Hoods ssrsspAIins'
Peculiar In its good nAme at homo .ns,s =
more of Hoods sarsspArills soldin Lowen' "As's
II IL made, than Of all other blood puriners.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record Of 80.
abroad, no other preparation has ever a'.a1nss
such popularity In 30 short time. Do not % IN.
daced 70 take any other preparation bssafs"s''
Hoods SarsaparlIla
so,d BY all druggists. 81; xforss Prspsree on's
byc. /. HOOD CO., ApsthscArisss Lewsn' A''
100 Doses One 90uak
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FOR RENT.


nor RENT, DWELLINGS. fF
$500 per annum, No. tl2 east uThce bueo''
suitable for boarding house.
5000 per Annum, No. 400 north Twelfth street
st90 Der Annum, No. COZ east Main street.
s4-O per annum, No. 4q east Cary street.
,sO uer anuuu, No. q04 east Clay street
900 per aunum, No. -, new house on Marshall
street between Hancock and Harrison.
sSD1 per aunum, No. 900 east Leigh street.
500 Der annum, No. 533 north Second street
COOS per aunum, No. l0l west Cary street
CON nor anuum, No. 2s2 south Third street
5000 per Annum, No. 25l3 east Grace street.
s2iO Der annum, No. 500 north Ninth street.
FLATS.
No. il5 south Third street.
AIso. SEVERAL STORES. Call aud get
nrinted list Of all the PROPERTY | have for
TENT n. W. BOWIE,
se 14-it Real Estate Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
AUCTION Sales.--future Days
By Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

URUSTEES SALE OF MEDIUM
i SIZED AND COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLlNG-HOUSE No. 500 NORTH TWENTY
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN n AND q
sTREETs.-By virtue Of decd OF trust from 4.
h Pryde and wife, Of record In Clerks ONCE
OF Richmond Chancery Court, Deed-Boof l2S Il,
page 457. default having boon made IN the pay.
ment OF a certain note therein secured, and
having been requested 80 70 do by the benen-
cisries In said deed, we will sell at public auc-
ton, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2j, 1890,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, tbs REAL ESTATE described
as above The HOUSE Is nearly new and con-
tains about six rooms besides other improve
ments and Is in good repair Tho LOT fronts
81 Gle foet by l32 feet 10 al alley In common 10
feet wide. This is your opportunity TO purchase
O snug home.
TERMS: Cash, for expenses OF sale and note
s2h2I with interest from July 3, 1891, s2b2o
January g 1891, s26.2j July 8, 1891, and $3.50 due
Julv : 1891: balance on terms announced on day
OF sale. LOUIS RAWLlNGS.
+. RAND. WELLBORD,
ALL Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
BY Bowman, Boswell & shuman,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Q north Eleventh street

TVRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED
LOUIsIANA-sTREEr PROPERTY IN THE
THKJVING TOWN OF FULTON.-by virtue OF
n certain deed Of trust duly recorded in the
clerks once OF Henrico county 10 Deed BOOK
n I.g mage l73, 70 tho undersigned trustees, de-
fault having been made in the payment OF GER
tain debts therein secured. and having been re-
ouired by the directors of the Capitol Building
and Loan Association, We will sell at public auc-
ton On -. ..oo
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER l6, 1890,
at s O'Clock p. NJ, TWO FRAME TENEMENT
HOUSES situated next 10 the corner OF LOUISIANA
and Erin streets. These lots have good 'front.'
age on Louisiana street, running back 70 a gOoi
depth. Parties desiring 70 invest In well-paying
property should not fail 10 take advantage Of
this sale. -,
This sale IA made on account Of W. j. Gnuld-
lng's not complying with the terms OF sale which
took place Monday, August Is, 1880, as advertised:
TERMS: While the deed requires about Sl,Sol
and expenses OF sale cash, II 10 probable mat
moro Ii peral terms will 10 made snoWn al the
sale. > ~; pG ~, M ~
4. W. RO5ESE,
TrustseA
BOWMAN. BOSWELL sHUNAS, Auctoneers'
80 l4-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
By II. Seldom Taylor q son.
Real Eststs Agents and Anciioneers.
or,ca carnsr Eleventh and Bank streets.

TWO NICE, WELL-ARRANGED,
AND pEsiRABLY-L LOCATED BRICK
DWELLINGS,. Nos. 1915 AND 1918 WEST MAX.
SHALL sTRRET. BETWEEN GRAHAM AND
HANCOCK, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
We will offer tho aDoye-msnuonsd DWELL
IsGs for sale. upon tho premises, ON
TUESDAY, sEPrEaBER 10, 1880,
at5PM. They contain SIX rooms each, besifee
bathrooms, with gas aud water. aud are we'll
butlt. Those are nics, comfortable homes for
persons OF small means In good neighborhood,
always yielding u good rental, and must ins
crease In yalue.
TERMS; ore third cash: balance 81 sixs
twelve, and eighteen months, noIos. win ins
terest added, end secured by deed OF udsl
n. SELDOM TAYLOR a son.
all Auctioneera
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MISS IOIuSE ALLAN MAYO.
a Charming German and supper "iVe'
at Kenmuir I'm Her Honor.

a Charming German and supper Given
at Kenmulr In Her Honor
tCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GRrEx SPRINGS. VA, September Y, 1917.
On the evening of the 9Th OF September
a most charming german was gI ,W;Ii at ny ~
muir. the residence OF Mr.. NllHan L.
COLEMAN. in honor Of Miss Louise Allan
Navo of Richmond. The german opened
al o. o'clock. and was beautifully lea by
Mr. Mann Page. of Albemarle, and Miss
Mayo. At u o'clock most bOuntllul sup
per was served, and dancing was cohtih-
ued until late hour.
THE LADIES.
Among the guests were .
Mrs. Sam. Robinson, OF Washington, III
black and gold tule. ~
Mrs. William Overton IN crimson Six.
Mrs. X. G. Perkins in black silk.
Mise Lizzie Jones, Of Orange, looked
most charming in light blue silk.
Miss Nancy TAYLOR, white organdie.
Nias Iucv TAYLOR, cream albatross.
Miss Nav Coleman looked pretty III white
tulle. l,.;..
Miss Imogen Morris. one of the beauties
and bellies of the evening, in white China
silk: gold trimmings.
Miss Bessie Coleman, the charming
hostess. in white and silver gauze, was
much admired.
Miss Mavo looked very handsome and
5ie1nq,i5 i'm black crepe de chine.
Miss Connie Page. pink silk. whose
dancing was the poetry Of motion.
Miss Page Booker in Nile-green gauze.
Miss Mary Gordon in white and pink
ribbons.
TUE GENTLEMEN.
Among the gentlemen were Messrs. Tow
and Mann Page. Tom Bond OF fIorlda,
Edmund Taylor, Hunter Lewis HeQrge
Willie Patton, II. Hlte, Joe Fontalne, Pey-
ton Giles. Dr. r. G. Broome, Frank Morris,
William Oyertou, and others. =,
The music was very inspiring and the
evening was pronounced by all good sue
cess.
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Els KNIFE OpEN.

They went in and soon Butts came within
three feet of the Doctor with his knife
open. fOurishing il around, and repeated
il two or three times. when the Doctor
asked him what he meant by 1t and why he
did not shut il up. He said he would carry
his knife where he d-n pleased. Dr..
Gait replied that he was d-n -,
and could not bring Il near him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

ny A. Z Catiin,
Real Eststs Auctiouesf.
CMALL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
~ WITH ONE ACRE OF LAND ATTACAED,
AT PUBLIC AUCfios.--I will soil 81 sucsion %
FRIDAY, ssrrsNBEs 18TH,
ut 5x O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises. the TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, located on sne
west side OF Mechanlcsville turnpike immeoe
stcly beyond the nrst toil-gste.
This property hiss been recently put IN tncr-
ough repair and will make q very dss.rable re-
sidence for q small family.
Some large prices have recently been paid for
property In this immediate neighborhood. and
10 Is reasonable 10 suppose that Isrse advances
will be obtained oyer tho present market
TERMS: Very long time will be given IL one
fourth Of IL o purchsse-price IS paid In cash.
h. A. CATlIS.
seA Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14

BY request OF the owner, q nonresident, VIC
will sell 10y auction, on tho promises, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Il. 1890,
at 3 o'clock P. NJ, the above PROPERTY.
This lot Is 30 by 1870 feet 10 an alley 20 feet
wide. The electrician service has greatly en-
HANGED real estate In this section Of the city and
still further advance is reasonably expected
TERMS: At sale.
DENooN, TUPPER & CO.,
seii AuctiOneers.
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COAL AND WOOD
HAVE YOUR PICTURES TAKEN
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ties are PRARLfYPEs. FERR0TYPks, IVORY
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make various kinds OF novels, pietuTes-nnisneu
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OF free tickets must cali before tho Tth, as tne
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