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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
BY Sutton & Co.
By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lOl4 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO-STORY
IA DETACHED FRAME DWELLING. STU
ATFD AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
MOSBY AND o STREErs.-At the request OF
the owner We shall ofier for sale at public a1c-
ton, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 90. 1891,
nj AZ O'clock p. NJ, the aboye-described PRO
PFRTY.
The improvements consist OF desirable we'll
built Framed Dwelling, containing seven rooms,
and In good order, with lot fronting 47I9 feet on
the east side Of Mosby street and running back
good depth on street.
1here are great many Improvements now
being made Ia this section OF the city. and 1t IL
being rapidly built up.
This property would make q desirable homo
for any one of moderate means, or a good IN
vestment, as il will always command ready
tenant,
TERMS: Atsale. SUTTON & Co,
oc23 AuctiOneers.
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FarsnyilIe.

tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Drpatch.l
F.p.ryI1IE. VA, October 24.-Mr. j. +.
Mcilwaine. Of Petersburg, visited TINS
town on Wednesday. -, 49,
Rev. Dr. Bagby will not return irom
Richmond. where he is assisting IN Sc
rias az meetings at Towards Grove Bap-
fist church, before next Monday.
Miss Fannie Armistead. VINO mas Deen
snendinp the past several months In hoa-
noSe. has returned nome.
Jndge Cochran, of Alabama, was mere on
Thursday. .. ,,
Miss Lillian Fleming is visiting her un-
Gle, MIR. Warner l.. Fleming: OF richmond
hos Hooded 10 move back TO his native
state New York. he is most energetic
and stirring citizen. and the people Oh that
county are 10th TO give hun up.
A marty of gentlemen from baltimore
are shooting birds in Buckingham.
MIR. DIR. Il. J.. Blanton has returned 70
her nome in Cumberland from Chatha
Misses Willie and Lula budd' TWO Oh
Blackstone's most popular youne Iauie''
80 ,is,t;ng their friends IN Farmyiile.
Miss Iucv j. Blanton has gone to Au-
ynsta county 20 take charge OF schooi.
AR r. ". L. Blanton has returneu from
Huntington, W. Va, .,;u, To,,;so
Fnoua were married at Cumberland court
house on last tuesday, c.oo,a
Mr., Edward Hurt has gone to Green's
boro'. n. c.. as am informed ma'riiho
nially bent. ,t-s Albert
Boatwright. of Lynchburg., ~, ,,u
Mrs. Martha Robinson aud MIS-; John II.
Rice are visiting relatives IN the Hlii Ciiy.
Ar. n. s. Paulett is in Richmond UNDER
treatment of Dr. Mcclure.
Mir. III. Is. Campbell has returned from
his Alabama home. ".
Miss Lucille Dickerson, OF Roanoke. VA
Miss Nannle MAY, of Lunenburg was IN
ATTENDANCE upon the hop ut the MCKINNEY
House last night. , Me-
The distinguished General ana MIs.
..Tom Thumb" are guests IN our CITY To-
day. ~, :. x;s;,;,, Miss
Mary Blanton in Cumberland county.
Nh. ~. G. bennington has relurneo
home from London, Eng. ....
Mr.. g. Il. Morton, who has been visiting
IN extreme Southwest Virginia the past
few weeks, returned THIS morning;
Mrs. Mary faris has returned Hom nef
visit to L5ncnburg. .oa
Master Raleigh Gillian was presented
y,th = handsome pair of cuH buttons as
re ,rizs offered 10 tine boy or girl bring
mo ,rro the Temperance Band OF Hope
the greater number OF new mempers WILL
In SIX months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
BOYS DEPARTMENT.

You perhaps have no idea how much
time and attention we devote to this par
ticular branch OF our business. Our
stock is bright and beautiful. You don't
always have a chance to buy good
serviceable suit for 81. SO; we have them.
81. 80 won't buy better one IN any
other store. OF course we have them IN
better qualities and at all prices.
Let's got acquainted and learn to know
each other.
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EcysviIIe.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF the kichinOnl Dlspatcn.I
KrYsvLLE, Va, October 2i.-Colonel A.
X. Mcclure, of the Philadelphia Times,
paid visit to our town this week.
DR.. W. G. Virgins is visiting his old
home III Providence. II. |.
Misses Alice kubank and Lizzie Noryel
are visiting Misses Osborne.
Miss Ruffin, of Wilson, n. O., Is with her
sister. Mrs. 4. j. Sydnor.
Messrs. Simon and Cohen have returned
from a business trip 20 the northern cities.
Mrs. Il. J. Gaulding. of Richmond, Is
visiting Mrs. G. A. Hunt.
Mr.. A. J. Millikin is on trip through
OHIO and the West IN the interest OF the
Virginia Land Improvement Company.
Miss Emma Gregory, OF Finneywood.
and Mrs. Harris, OF Norfolk are tne guests
OF Or. K. J. Gregory. -,
W. c. Darlington, of Smithville. was in
town Yesterday.
Miss Hettle Wootten. of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting Miss Minnie Watkins.
Mr.. Schwartz. of Hagerstown, Nd. has
located here.
Colonel t. s. Farrow is in his old home,
Columbia, S. c.. for short visit.
Mr. George Hanes of Richmond, spent
last week in our town.
Mr.. G. A. Hunt has Just returned from
Richmond.
Mr.. q n. Wilson, Danville tobacco
mist visited Sir. +. III. Jehress this week.
Mr.. Grassland Green has moved to Waco.
Texas. where he Will engage in business.
Miss Florence Wood gave a birthday re-
cention to her many friends on yesterday,
which rendered happy many hearts.
Amongst TIE brightest present may be
mentioned Misses Ellie Robertson, Blanch
Thompson, Lucy Morton, Mary Bailey.
Myrtle West. Leila Davis. Ellie Prlddy,
Tonne Baldwin. and the gallant, beaux
were Nessrs. Garland Jefres,. Watkins,
Morton, Bailey. West, Faris, and Eubank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

IT all DlN lie
.-e ... i.s Richmond Dispatch.l
a rl. October 2i.-rhe follow
= 49,. .men went 10 Smith
T.. Nr .-iiy night 10 attend the
--.. 0.l.l Harvey. Of the steam
r.--r Bay all Mrs. II. i. Schmelz,
y b.. .-. e.0,-. A. Schmelz, Captain
D.. l-. 81 NclermerhOrn, Misses
s4-.- ..-.- jones. Eiiza Tabb, Willie
i..D.4 a.i Annie Chisman, Addie
.--- Jones, Jennie Sclater,
ir IT. h..a- ~. Nessrs. l.. b. Cbues.
~ .l. 3d. H. Brldgeforth, Sci. Il.
a.f. -. d.. troWell. II. G.. Parker, ii.
,---..- .. ;. Jones. X. ". Hudgins,
J. .-..., -lt-. laey returned some tune
So -.-.--t, ringing Mr. and Mrs.
u0arArd at Old Point on
49,. ss'.am.r for a northern tour.
".r J-.. DIVISION, [. r.. X. OF
.-.u... IS second Anniversary on
~ parade and supper IN
'.-..e Division. Of Portsmouth. came
u. DID Pasta '.a-et, and the occasion
"a l.. -.t one. The Home Band
size "a the occasion.
''' fa.ps. mother Of sheriff
..al .-.u.ls fall on Thursday at
.l- MAS severely bruised. A
e. BE- O4i.s was also badly bruised
- ..'-a .me time, Mrs. Phillips
e., ..t rt..t 70 catch the child.
90 Portsmouth, IS the
'.. b.. = 1TooIne.
sl-f Entertainment was given
4-..s Christian Association
-l-..s' Auxiliary 10 the COM
'.. .c.atlOB. Speeches were
.rtary Williams. Gene
...- ,0rlee-. Of Norfolk. and
.'4tl. and others, and an
--' --. .ssyed in the assembly,
addressed the Democrats
.ls- last night. Owing TO
-. f.e t'tendauce was not large.
q .lI CTOhord addressed tho
40 tle same time.
D.. % aad j. j. Cunningham
r.m Roanoke. where they
81. dance on the State Council OF
.ti,g az 1 nlted American Ne
-.ll there.
.' Iemp.ars conferred that
.i-i.. q last night.
III. ~ Cumming have re-
'..r tour.
..e-.. Memphis, returned to
-- - wednesday IN route 70 her
M Colonel Binford. of Ports
/ ~ ilsed expressions Of regret
r-ie who knew and loved
.tugr officers and members Of
a.-. Guard remember many
-. received IRON the genial Cap
.-. N.i Dominion Guard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

rank and nls Of bis party that there ia
oiscord, division. and cepdiy among them,
ana that the OBJECTIONS thus arising will
more than overbalance the loss to the
democratic ranks through the Alliance
and sorehsads.
BIO T1OH7.
Onethine 10 certain: There Il TO be fierce
snd determined fight. Bad blood 10 being
surrendered. On yesterday personal diff
between one of tho candidates and promi-
nent supporter Of the other, resulting in
regular old Virginia knock-down. The in
tefierence OF bystanders prevented serious
consequences, and the only good resulting
VIII DO contribution from the belli-
gerents IN the shape Of fine to replete
the corporation treasury.
=, There was fine frost this morning, and
bracing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
williamsburg.

wuraAnsevno. Va. October 2-hr;.
John 81 MASSEY, State superintendent OK
p,,j,s,c destruction, General William b. Ia.
iisferro. aud Dir. p. Montague Ihomps9,a. OF
we're ,n. i, session here Thursday. Mr.. J.. A;
q Chandler, OF Caroline. vas appoin.yu
assistant instructor IN the schooi o. lug
lish normal department, pw;ok
Mrs. Virginia Kennedy; 2. ~ 1I pnrta,
No.. and Mrs. Henry =: CutnsfeMi, H. ~ Rnhsrt
r. Armistead. -. r.,.. ce,o-
mel u. q. Harvey, now engaged ~ tne Wal
Record once. Washington ana nt,ss u.So ~
Oddie. OF New York, are the GuoS1 . -
Colonel EwslI, At Ewell. james casy c'uA'
= M. p. Montague Thompsoa returned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

Real Estate Agents end AucshoasRs
lila Main street
TRUSTEES PUBLIC SALE
L or f1Ar
FINE CORNER BUsTNESe-STAND,
LARGE STORE AND RESIDENCE COMBINED,
No. a01,
CORNER CHERRY AND CUMBERLAND
STREETS.
AND THB
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED Tw0-6TORr RESI-
DENCE,
No. eos,
ADJOINING SAME ON THE SOUTH.
FRONTING TOGETHER ABOUT 60x141 1919
FEET,
AT SOUTHEAST CORNER CHERRY AND CON-
BERLAND STREETS,
VERY NEAR CLAY-wARD ENG1NE-H0U6B
AND CLAY-wARD MARKET.
In execution of tho deed Of trust from J. p.
Keller and wife dated August 22, 1889, recorded
IN Deadlock 1873 A. page 2S7, Richmond Cham
Gerry Court, tho undersigned, trustee, VIII sell by
public auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1891,
at O'Clock P. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described
In said deed. IL being tho aboye-named VERY
ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE BUSIN ESS
AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
On the corner Is the spacious and substantial
TW0-S1ORI STORE AND DWELLING COM
bined, containing about seven rooms besides the
store. and on the adjoining lot the neat and cub
stantial DETACHED TW0-ST0RY DWELLING
OF about six rooms. both having the usual con-
ycniences, city water, gas, sewers, pavements,
&c.
The corner Is q well-established grocery-stand
and the location most convenient and desirable
for business and residence.
This property win yield handsome revenue
and this sale affords an unusual opportunity for
first-ciass investment.
TERas: BY consent and In lieu OF the terms
prescribed in said Deed one third cash; the bal
ance in equal instruments at SIX and twelve
months, by negotiable notes. with interest add
ed, and secured by deed Of trust; or, the entire
purcbase-moncy In cash, at the option OF the
purchaser. JAMES y. ELAN, Trustee.
j. b. ELAN & Co, Auctioneers. oc Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
AhoT FIGHT IN CAROLINE.
q. n. j. White, Republican, IL Candidate
for the Householder Feeling.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Bovine GREEN. Va, October 24.-Ihe
political fight hero wakes warm. In 70,
spouse to O call from the Alliance men ana
dissarisfed Democrats Major 5. j. X.
White has announced himself As an mae
pendent candl date against Captain D. NJ;
viii. ] hear, in a few days, issue call de-
timing his position:
solutely the Republican party In sms
county. and il no shall be able TO rally end
mite them as of old the result here VIII %
disastrous to the Democracy.
cI,osx CALL.
In the last canvass Hudeins deteetea
him BY only twenty votes. IL - believes
however, thai he has Lost his grip upon tns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
,T,TE PERSONALS.
osINrssssr TO THE pso'
s,lltSsn x cl,les AND TOWNS.
-, IN Petersburg. Char
/, -. No''" ,,,,.m.burg. Ola Point,
'''''' '.nr,or, and Other ro'n'''
r.icr,hnrg.

-, ,he Richmond Dispatcn.l
.-.-,.r''' \. october 2t.-Mr. James
.-,->rri,' III Of Westerly, X. l..
!. ps s,a 70 'rsicTsbure 70 live, como
,,tg .. Booth. a cnlI'sa1..o tia yl"a
/, ia' ,''', no has accepted the POSI-
-. e', f.fa .srce school,
.f'' .. .,-.Sr IS visiting her BROTHER
: ,r ....p. a, Wakefield.
a. c.,.re DAVIS are visiting
. ''. Van los gone 10 New York
.,a,. IS visiting friends in
~ v,-.ar. 4 Aberdeen, Scot:
.l- p.,ersaurg her place OF
5 o.. isaen a mouse 0" Snep-
!, Marks. who has been the
IL .- llrS. DR.. Stephenson.
- arncd to her homo IN
stock. who has been
rs. A. chmond, returned
,c,,lers in our city
Nr. Hugh Campbell
O. ..tfr.y. i. /.
i.t ,.....r. Of tmporia, Is the
r.. E. calvert.
..,,. let TINS week 10 take
". I'D nnW iddie county.
.r.' ..f., Visiting friends IN New
q. .-. has sufficiently recov-
3. 90, illness 10 return TO
4. ..- Vhohss been visiting
tr r-s. gorge cameron has re-
G. G.nes. who has been
Ir ,-. u.cAs N Orange county,
To-. Mar;insville. Va,
.tr- friends IN Peters
q AA- lett for home this
A, Sal VIr5n. a former promi-
90 -... t..s cltv who delight
..s> with visit tins week,
. home. N BROOKLYN.
= as Is visiting trends In
f.. .r fiermu,h, OF Richmond,
-- ta.rlu, OF Philadelphia
5 .. ISL, been formally an
o. Sis. l. q +. Schwcrin, of
.--i. 3 lere 10 jay and are
trly a Mf. 4. RoseDstock.
t.... q Greensboro \.
%. .r.r IS visiting ms old
eli first time in many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
BY Denoon, Upper Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
s2l Main street.

A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
"A SEVERAL NICE BUILDING LOTS ON
LOUISIANA, ORLEANS. AND LESTER
STREETS. INCLUDING TWO DESIRABLE
CORNER LOTS. AND A NEAT FRAME DWELL
ING CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS ON LESTER
STREET NEAR THE CEDAR-WORKS; ALSO,
TIE EXCELLENT BUSINESS LOT ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF LOUISIANA STREET NEAR
FIFTH, TO BE SOLD on EASY TERMS.-We
shall sell the above DESIRABLE LOTS and
NEAT DWELLING by public auction, on the
promises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1891,
ut 400 O'CLOCK p. NJ. The lots lie well and have
n front Of % feet each, aud extend back good
depth to an alley IN the rear. The location Is
most desira BILE and tho view from this point Is
excellent Parties OF small means should secure
one OF these lots, as like opportunity may not
occur again. The houseis In 'plendid order and
IL occupied by an excellent tenant at slOO per
annum.
TERMS: S25 cash, and balance In small MONTH
ly payments on each lot, and 500 cash and
balance monthly on the dwelling and business
lot. DkNOON, TUPPEB CO.,
oc % Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY
~ FIXTURES, FINE sODA-F0UNTAIN AND
FIXTURES. AND ICE-CREAM SALOON AND
EQUIPMENT COMPLETE.-At the request OF
Mr.. Alexander Robb who is disseminating busi-
ness, will offer for sale ON
MONDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1891,
at II NJ, on the premises, corner Twenty-sixth
and Broad streets,
THE BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY, FINE
SODA-FOUNfAIN. and all fixtures pertain
ing 20 each Of the departments, consisting In
part OF l s0DA.FOUNTAlN. 4 COPPER
FOUNTAINS, FANCY GLASS WASHER,
and MILK-sHAKE that cost $500, 10
MARBLE-T0P TABLES, 80 CHAIRS, PIER
MIRROR,
Complete set Of BAKE-HoUsE FIXTURES,
A NICKEI-FRAME SHOWCASES (hye, SIX, and
seven feet,
GLASS JARS, ..,,,
Complete set Of E-CREAM FIXTURES, TUBS,
, FREgZERS, AND CR0CKEKY.
The entire outnt Will be offered as whole or
each department can be bought separately upon
satisfactory terms, and II not sold as such viii
be sold In detail.
j. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
JHo. Z. LAUGBTOS. Salesman oc 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
4 UCTION OF FARM, STOCK. &c.

A UCTION OF FARM. STOCK. &c.
IN At the request OF the owner viii ssu ~
public auction. on the promises. on
WEDNESDAY, NOWHERE llrH.
n 10 A. NJ. II fair, II not sas next fair day the
FARM belonging 70 Mrs.. Henry ". Gray at
about 90 ACkEs, lying in Hanover county about
eight and halt nilcs from Richmnuds one milo
from Aflee's, on the Chesapeake and Chic
railway. The improvements consist Of . COM
portable dwelling OF eight rooms and Al necea.
sary 0ut-buiIdinGD, most OF tao building. ueag1y
new. The land = ven adapted 70 trucking and
grain portion Il now n orchard-eraae md
Clover. Orchards Of choice freitA sxcellene
water, ana abundance Of wood 0oo1 nsaehboe.
hood. Title perfect. y
;sS z. Z. ss's s E; 5;fs s
nne Mare, Colt, 2 excelisnt Wortr1g!ea >
Cows, Studebaker W Agon (n4ariv neuh Iqyu5
1 Cleaner, 6ulky Plow. 1 Wheatye1s , ~
Davis swing Churn, Corn-Shelleys Cdegs1Nk }
Busry, Jumper, Carts. HaS1eoA klQvA
Usrsows, Cuisivssors, Hoes. end y laka ~ In
pigments necessary 70 carry ca h{A
THnNs ~ 70 the farm, one OWo coM3
balance q ono, two. and three yoogos M ~
sereet, ne dofesxe % pAyucnte - - eoQ1eo4 -
deed q rusg. ~ % he stoee> ~ go - -
~ srllps q o23 and under 0vpg ~, 4. 0o131
g ssns ssensAs s'a ID s. y ~ ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
PREPARING FOR THE EDITORS.
A Proposed Trip to Texas-Jaii-Deliv
Reward for the Criminals.


correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BBIsToL, TrNy., October 22.-The citi-
zens of this city are going TO entertain the
Virginia editors In princely style. The
two councils have appropriated $500 for
that purpose and individuals chip in and
make the amount larger. No pans will be
spared to make the few days spent here
full of pleasure and the editors full OF
ANYTHING they want, even If 1t is a good
claret-punch. Nearly all the members
with whom your reporter has conversed
want President Pugh to accept that Texas
trip, for they are ANXIOUS TO make visit
TO the Lone-Star State.
JArI-DELIvERY.
The biggest Jail delivery that has ever
been known in Sullivan county, Tenn,
was made at Blountvllle this week. The
old hull, which is disgrace to this coun-
try, contained about a dozen prisoners.
most of whom were confined on serious
charges. One of the number was Charles
Clemins. the negro who foully and brutaily
murdered yellow girl here some weeks
ago. His neck would in all probability
have paid the penalty. W. +. Clapp, OF
Russell county, Va, who obtained goods
from Nj. Il. Wood under false pretences,
was another. The Iailer has generously
and magnanimously opened his thropblng
heart, which is running over with lberali-
ty, and offers the munifcent sum OF $40
each for their arrest. OF course the OF
icers are securing the country and the
prisoners will be brought back speedily.
WILL GO INTO BLAST.
Justice Cox, Jr., of Philadelphia, has
been in the city for q day or two. He Is
secretary and treasurer of the Doe Noun
tain Iron and improvement Company and
is interested in a half-dozen other great
enterprises 1t is thought that the great
furnace in which he is a large stakeholder
will 90 into blast one day next week. 1t
will be !. great day for Bristol when she
does
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
Quite Evident.
f.IufQn-l

lJucge.l
Mr.. Bradley Smyth in passing under the
rear window of his house receives the con-
tents of a pail of water on his head.
Mrs. Bradley Smyth: Oh, Bradley, dear,
Pm 80 sorryl Believe me. IL was an acct
dent. did not throw it at you.
Mr.. Bradley Smyth: know you did not.
dear.
Mrs. Bradley Smyth: How. love?
Mr.. Bradley Smyth: Because you hit me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

FREEMAN, PLAINTIFF AGAINST WHITE AND AIS,
DEFgSDASTs-IS THE CHAScERY COURT OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
], Charles w. Goddin, clerk OF said court, cer-
tify that ths bond required Of the special COM
mssioners 10y the decree in said cause OF February
Is. 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Feb
ruary. 1891. CHARLES w. GODDlN,
o. 20 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Nos. 22 and "a north Ninth street.

BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer'
Nos. 22 and "a north Ninth street.
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ NITURE, REMINGTON TYPEWRITER,
NEW TOILET SETS, &C., AT AUCTIOS.-l Will
sell at my auction-rooms at 1890 An
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1891,
One REMINGToN& soNsPERPEcTED TYPE
WRITER. No. 4;
OFFICE SITTING aud STANDING DEShss
STOOLS. CHAIRS, TABLES.
pIGEON-HOIES and LEITER-PRESSES, &C.;
CHAMBER SUIT, BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS,
WASHsTANDs, CHAIRS, TABLES,
MATTRESSES, SOFAS, LOUNGES, &c;
One handsome CHEKRY-FkAMED, SILK
PLUSH-COvERED PARL0R SUIT, said 70
A large number OF cARPETs-Brussels and
others, some very good;
A consignment OF NEW TOILET SETS, 10 ana
One very g good wALNUT-FRAMED BED-
LOUNGE, almost new;
Large variety OF STOW ES Of ell sorts,
And general assortment OF MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES.
Ono pair Of PLATFORM SCALES.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
c25 AuctionesE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

Mr.. J. W. Argyle is connected with
the house and will be glad to meet his
friends and acquaintance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
A YOUNG MAN NAMED STANLEY.
He Has some Thrilling Adventuresfn Rus-
| seIi County-Diphtherin.

He Has some THRILLING au'e"'oieS-
seIi CONGRATULATIONS.
fcorrespondenc OF the Richmond Dispafch.l
CrIyrwoop, Va. October IA young
mon named Stanley, who lives near tins
,,isce mas lust returned from Abingdon.
where he went to answer an indictment IN
the United States Court for selling liquor.
iinon tr,a. he was acquitted. and conse,
o,,eptiy he must have felt very much
Mated Tor as he came through the noun,
ta,ns over in Russell county he purchased
" nonntain dew" enough To do him nome,
"a he Thought. When be had reached the
s"wn Of Coeburn he had used enough Oh
4 10 make him fit for business. ana ne
;s,'madiately proceeded to do up" the
sn,vn INT alas before he had the lob
hoIs completed he found himself IN the
hands of the officers, aud 1t did not take
MIN long to learn that 1t was S''oo ana
the costs.
Jobn Mullins, 0 farmer OF this vicinlty,
,,st one of his children. little boy ten
roars Of are. q short time since. The cniid
33ied Of diphtheria, and three more OF Mr.
MuiI,ns's children are critically III OF Tue
sa,ns diseases. There are not many cases
of It here as yet, put " y 'esy lA's'
through this season OF the year. WA.
Harvey Kelly has just drawn United
coates Government pension. ne Claims
ssst he was disabled IN the Federal ser
s,es There are several OF these penslon-
ara In Dickinson county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

nh. ouestjon Of the hour Can any bet
q. tn rsmsdy exist than salvation our NO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
By j. II. Valentine, Aucsioneer,
ID. A. Undertake. Sslesman.)
1888 east Main street.

A UCTlON SALE TUESDAY, OC-
N ToBER 9TH, AT 101f OCL0CK.-Come 70
this sale. You can have ons more chance q the
large collection Of SAMPLE PIECES OF CAR
PET, yard each: 300 yards NEW CARPET
BLANKETS, QUILTS, WALLPAPER. gene
raj assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
COOKING and HEArIN0-ST0vES, &c, &c.
Every lot offered wiz be sold.
oc 25-lt Auctt0ueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
tJno. L. Laughton, SalesnanJ
corner Ninth aud Main streets.
THE NEW AUCTION HOUSE.

MONDAYS SALE AT 10:30 A. II
PARLOR SUITS Of several styles:
CHAMBER SUITS OF modern patterns:
MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, PILLOWS;
COOKING, PARLoR-, AND II Z ATINd'
STOVES;
NEW AND SECONDHAND CARPETS;
RUGS AND DRUGGETS, NEW BLANkkTS;
SIDEBOARDS, HALL RACKS, LOUNGES;
OFFICE CHAIRS. LETTER PRESSES
A large line OF HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
Come In aud see our rooms. We ofer polite
attention and prompt and satisfactory business
transactions
J. II. VALENTINE, Auctioncer,
JNo +. LArGHTON, Salesman. ocxo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
BY Sutton a Co.
and
Jackson Brandt & Co.,
nal Estnta Areufs and kuction eerH.

COMMISSIONERS RESALE OF A
~ VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
CONTAINING FORTY-ElGHT ACRES,
FRONTING ON THE NEW CENTRAL TURN.
PIKE, ABOUT
TWO MILES EAST OF THE CITY LIMITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1891,
THE NEW AUCTION-HOuSE.

BY j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
(Jno. L. LaughtOn, Salesman,)
corner OF Ninth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

To be sold at the risk and cost OF Miss Julia
W. Morris and w. G. Newman, who purchased
the property March Q. 1891, and failed to COM
ply with the terms Of sale.