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JONATHAN O. BIGELow.
MARION DORIAN. ave- Trustees.
oc1o-d&dts ts3l 7th .. NV

CHANCERY sALE. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NoRTHWEST. WITH FRONTAGE OF TWENTY
BY virtue of decree passed by the Equity Court II
the supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia IN
cause No lBS6, wherein Robt. + Allen is coui,'rt
AM am Augusta Harris ct al defendants tie N
1sTsiSneI vii sell IN MONDAY, OCTOBER
l NcN I1-fo1RTH. 1872. at HAIF-PAST EOI-R
p NJ. in front Of the promises all q sub lot slnty-
eight COSY IN square three hundred and siAty-sx 90 D.
In the city OF ashinrtCn snG District # Columbia
Term. Of sac: Ine-thiTd cash. ou-th3ri IN one
Ner ana onethiri in two years from The lav Of sale
a"l rred payments tc he evidenced hy notes secured
deed oi trust on the premises sold AMI bearing in
terest az the rate Of per cent per annum payah
seni-annualy all cash az the option II the ,lr-
chaser deposit Of 500 - be made ol sale
'nNe an NJ an recCrliny It cost Of purch aSer. IL
-rns or sale not COMPLIED with within ten DAYS
- N day OF sale miss may be resoid at risk and
cost Of de aultinE purchaser.
". PRESTON WILLIAMSON Trustee
No. NJ Z St w
l.. tABtIL WILLIAMSON. Trustee,
- $50 l1uislana ave.
MAl-IlE E. MllLIANLE L l.. r.lo L
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49, " - 49,
HEN AN AMERICAN
visits Europe FOR the
first time II Is extremely
natural that no should
try to zee as many
places as possible. lie
las read and heard Of
60 many places Of inter
est that he breads to
omit any one Of them
lest he NAV never have
the opportunity TO see
1t in the future. 1t may
be his only Opportu-
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L. CABELL WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
$50 l1uislana ave-
TYP u WIZ 90
r ATCLIFTE. DAER 4 co, Auctionesrs.
~ go PA. AVE Nv

INEGrToP'S SALE OF VALUNIE IMPROVED
hEAA EofA. 7 ~ q STREET, OPPOSITE THE
PINSl"N BUREAU, RFING THE TWO STOFY
Nh 3ASEMESr BRICK DWELLING, NO. AG9
q STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue o.. the Las will and testament Of Charlotte
Holder. deceased, VIII SCI ly phic auction ia front
o. TIE premises on THiR-DAN. OCTOBf 4
~ y - SEVENTH 1872 Al HALF-PAST FOUR
OC5-Ot d 4 NJ. art ut lot uul red six co. in
square > = 'inG teen let g street near the
alley. with the improvem nts. &c.
Terms: Oue-t1irl oI the ptrcha money 70 he
raid IN cash tie resi- lue IA ana two wears from
the day OF sale, evidenced by the note oi the pir-
cEas T. hearing in;e- - at the rate Of per cent per
anlun from day OF sale payable sefli-annuaily, and
secured by deed of trusr upon the premises sold or ali
casl at the option of the purchaser. A deposit OF
Ssoo required ~ the time sale. Terms be COM
piled with in ID GAYS from the day OF sale All con-
veyanclng, recording, &c. at the purchasers cost
HENRY NOIGT,
ocl7-iEls rxacuto- Of Cha-iot-a fiaiSsr
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS NFTEYNOON
I ATIMER SLOAN, AUOTIONEERs AND APP
- PRAISERS. l407 G STREET

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TwO-sToRY AND BASE
MENT o BRICK H. DWELLING, On THE WEST
AND q STREETS NORTHEAST
by virtue q deed Of trust dated the llth day of
III ct sea- one Of the land records OF tho District
ci Columbia. and by direction Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will SELL In
The nremises on sArURpAI, oCrOBERTwENTY-
SECOND 1892. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
sub lot TO- In square 1851. l6x70. and improved b.
two-story seyen-room brick dwelling, with bath
&c located on the west side of 10Th street bet ween
+ and streets northeast All conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost. One hundred dollars
down at time of sale.
Terms easy and made known at sale.
w. FRANCIS THOMAS ,r
". WOODvILLE FLEHMING,} trustees.
LA1IMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. ocl7-dSds
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneel
PEREMPTOKY SALE OF THREE-STORY DWELL
ING No. III EIGHTH STREET NORTHEAST,
MAR u STREET, WITH TWO-STORS BRICK

PEREMPTOKY SALE or THREE STORY DWELL
mo, No III EI1iIIH STkEET NORTHEAST.
SrAR 4 STREET. WITH TWo-SToRY BRICK
On MONDAY. THE TwENTY-FoURrH DAY OF
OCTOBER. A. d. 1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. N.
We Will 'e'i' III H OF @ o. ss ifi! 81
Fronting 10 feet EIGHTH street by a depth Of ll5
feet to a wide alley.
The improvements consist of three story dwelling,
ten rooms, modern onNenienceS and in splendid
order; also new two-stOry brick stable the rear
conveniently located street and herdics;
owner moving to California.
Terms One-fourth cash, balance in one two and
three years notes to bear cent inter-
est, payable semi annually and to be secured by deed
purchaser deposit OF 900 required at time sale
complied With in fifteen DAYS. otherwise i9ht 70 r e
served resell risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser after five days crtisemen. of such resale in
oc26-dGds DGNcASs6S BROS. ,l 10
7 ATIMER SLOAN. AuctIoneers.
~ 1407 g ST.
ABOUT sc. 900 SQUARE FEET OF LUMBER USED
BY THE COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB ON
hNALOSTAN ISLAND AS GRAND STANDS
&c, AND ONE HORSE WITH CART AND HAIR
NESS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
1882 at TWELVE O'CLOCK Nj. on Analostan is.
land, will sell to the highest bidder about 80 coo
ing been used as grand ,an6s. Be. to wit
=. 600 feet inch boards. 10, 900 feet 3x4.
6.0O0 feet 3xl2. 1000 feet :}xlO.
5000 feet Ike. Lots OF posts, &C.
One Horse with Cart and Harness.
Terms cash and lumber to be removed within six
days at purchasers cost Nails are all drawn and stuff
piled in good shape
Carpenters, brickayers. plasterers and others will
find ii to their ADVANTAGE to attend this sale
Boat House foot Of d ST. ros Ii a. M to hour D Of
By order u JoLuMBA A If CLUB
oc2o-dts LATIMER & SLOAN. Aucts.
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CATALOGUE SALE
OF THE PERSONAL EFFECTS
BELONGING TO THE
RUSSIAN MINISTER
ON THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TWENTY
SEVENTH. 1892. COMMENCING AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK. shall sell at the residence of his excel
ency. Mr.. Charles de Strive, the Russian minister
No. 1705 street and Connecticut avenue. his per-
sonal effects. embracing in part:
VERY HANDSOME 14-PIECE EBONY PARLoR
SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN JAPANESE FIGURED
SATIN DAMASK IN DIFFERENT DESIGNS, ELE-
CANT TEAKE WOOD JAPANESE CABINET, 9
JAPANESE CABINETS (vERY VALUABLE
MIRROR-FRoNT ARMOIRE. SMALL STEEL
CHEST FOR MONEY OR JEwELRY. LARGE
JAPANESE BRONZE VASE. FANCY TABLES.
CARD TABLES. BOOK CASE. LEATHER COUCH
ELEGANT MASSIVE sILvER-PLATED CANDEL-
ABRAS. WITH CENTER AND SIDE PIECES.
WITH CUT GLASS DISHES, CHAMPAGNE
COOLERS. WITH SILVER PLATED MOUNTINGS,
A SUPERB REvOLvING-TOP DESK CONE OF THE
MOST COMPLETE OF ITS KIND. AN ELEGANT
LOUIS XIV WRITING DESK, CHIFFONIER,
JAPANESE SCREEN. INVALID CHAIR. OFFICE
TABLE AND DESK FURNITURE. LETTER
PRESS AND STAND. PILLAR EXTENSION
TABLE. FINE CHINA AND GLASS WARE COP
PER COOKING UTENSILS. MARBLE MORTER.
OAK TABLE FOR KITCHEN. FIRE-PROOF SAFE
HEALTH LIFT AND OTHER ARTICLES OF
VALUE.
LATIMER SLOAN.
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FUTURE DAYS,
T ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers,
IL liU1 q ST.
CONTRACTORS SALE

II liU7 q ST.
CONTRACTORS SALE
HIS ENTIRE srocKA 81 PLANT. CONSISTING
20 HEAD OF HORSES HNp MULES, 10 CARTS.
10 Sis CART HARNESS, 6 DIRT WAGONS.
DOUBLE SITS WAGON HARNESS, OK
CART AND YOKE, STONE AND DIllT WHEEL
BARROWS. BUSINESS WAGON. BUGGY
TWNaHORSE SCOOPS. PLOWS. SCALES.
STOVES, &c.
sTABLEs.- sHEDs. Ic., &c. 1919
1892. at HALF,PAST TEN OCLCGk /. NJ, at the
stables situate on Military read leading to Fort Myer.
and about one-fourth of mile from the AQuedI.ct
bridge. will sell for contractor his entire stock
and plant. as uarty mentioned above.
This sale oilers an unusual opportunity TO contract
oTs, also TO those in Oh Of horses and wagons.
Sale positive Terms cash.
oc2i-dts LAIIMER & SLOAN. Aucts.
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THE MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CLUB RArIF1Es THE
NOMINATION OF CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON
AND IS ASSISTED By OTHER CLUBS OF THE
cTTY-ESrHUsIAsM AND onAroRY
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Corr-spoudence q The Evening Star.
L.~aaku UOrEI LONDON. Sc
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
IT BERNHEIMER 4 CO.. Auctionecrs.

II bEtNhElMEh w., Auctonecrs-
FAwSBRoKEf Dr HgG55q PIrD sAHE OF USsE-
- will sell at the store of Bernard Burnstne. 36l
p s.ns 1 ~ dS
a Of ana ss
SsaTi Pms. stqd; Earrinss Lace Pins. Neck Chains.
Pistols. Musical. Sur ;ica, Mechanicai and Dental
Sshsi IL Y':1Pf k Ag:Ss
2HdI2RHHh a, sFyES e9a HSsy
a iioneefs; hF0''F II 'hHShhiMEh CO ocai Aa'-
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucs.,. 9th and D sts nv
sgi SA SA5B Of rk RRlfk No.
Of g,u Of deed Of be dss The 2s
bs and at the request Of the parties secured he2eby
jill SE' fgsi'aH s.
6ckock he fSSwnr r,aae dr paAss EoTf
situate in the city of Washington being numbered
d os.R s sqgae S one , HUNDRED dg
inches BY depth Of . feet and inches. Ito sore f
story and EASEMENT bTcf ds ss
Madison street northwest. and twOstory brick stable
Terms Of saIS . 0ne,thrd purchase sash
annually secured BY deed Of trust On the propsrty
cost epos Of na a" Go ~ B.
eoa Wiki hne in ff ten o. a ss from neT as q sale sS Se
W9G trustees reserve the right 70 resell the property
cEasers.
c. II. WILLIAMSON
W. Z. EDMONSTON, I lrustees,
oc4-eo Office. 800 9Th st. NV
TtLsDAY., THE TiRsr DAY OF S NovEMBE *
c. HHWILLIANSON,l 1-,,a
oc2l-eo6ds ". Z. EDMONSTON.j Irus'ees-
THoMAs BOWLING l. SON. Aucts.. el2 ST n. W.
VALUABLE BUILDING lots IN GEOPGFToWy
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. OCTOBER TWENTT-FOURTH,
1892. Al iALF-PAST FOUR p IL we viii sell al
public auction that very eligible pierre o. unnuproved
property situated the side sd street. West
Was hington, between and streets northwest. and
consisting of three building lots Oh 20 feet front by
so feet deep to an alley. These the only un;m-
proved lots on this block and parties seeking build
ing site viii find this an excellent situation.
Terms: One hi1d cash, balance on easy terms A
deposit of $50 required at of sale on each lot
ConveyahcinS and recording at purchasers cost. If
the terms not conn lied with in days the prop
ery VIII be resod at risk and cost Of deaultng pur
chaser. Title good. oc2O-dSds
I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts and Appraisers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

=====
FUTURE DAYS.
A II. LEVY. Auctioneer.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TWENTY
SECOND. 1892 AT TEN A. NJ SHARP.
THE REMAINING STOCK OF THE MRS. T. A.
HAINEs STORES OF lsce AND 1871 EIKv-
ENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
AT AUCTION.
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THOMAS DOWNING SON. Aucts.. 6la Z ST.
cHANCERY SALES AT AUCTION

AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE VERY pEsIR
f6NGrNG TO THE EsTATE 6F THF iA III
DOCTOR JOHN NJ; ROBERTS, Fronting ON
g STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AMI
EIGHTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts.. o12 St n. W

I ATIMER SLOAN, Aucts. and Appraisers.
~ 14O1 ST. n. W.
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es-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL,
TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1892, same hour and place.
c. HHWILLIANSON,l r-a.
oc2l -eo&ds ". Il. EDMONSTONh Trustees.
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APPLETON P. CLARK, Jr I r..
oc20- dads LEOPOLD STARGARDTER.} trustees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11

PULASKI. VA, Dec. 10.-Mrs. Harrison
has about perfected her arrangements for
the grand musicale OF Monday night. fol
the benefit Of the Methodist parsonage.
A large number OF well trained singers
assist her, and the occasion promises
TO be one OF great interest. The singing
will be followed by an oyster supper and
a number OF strangers from distance are
expected 10 attend.
The german at Maple Shade last even
ing was the most brilliant OF the season.
There were a number OF strangers attend
ing II. Mr.. and Mrs. Colebaugh, Of Rad
ford, among them.
Drs. Bramblet and Peyton performed n
very delicate surgical operation over in
Diapers Valley a few days since. These
gentlemen with the assistance OF DR.. Kent
amputated both legs OF young Pank some
time ago. who since has entirely recov-
cred and gone to his mothers home, IN
Lynchburg
DR.. and Mrs. Darst have not yet re-
turned from their wedding tour
Squire Draper is in town to-day, and
seems to be entirely recovered from the
grip. =,
Miss McGavock is a guest Of Mrs. NJ.
D. Langhorne.
Mr. and Mrs. Moxum, who Travelled ex-
tensiveiy IL Europe during the summer
are at Maple Shade for the winter, Miss
Coleman. sister Of Mrs. Moxum is with
them.
Rev. Mr.. Smeade. Of the Episcopal
church. is visiting Northern cities.
Mr.. Madison Pratt, a venerable citizen
of the county, who lives on his farm
near here, suffered severe injuries on
yesterday by being thrown from his
wagon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
TWO ITEMS FROM THE BOOK COUNTER.

Websters Unabridged Dictionary. with
appendix, LAS pages, bound in cloth, for
SEC or bound in Morocco tor Sl.S9.
illustrated History Of the United States
by John Clark Ridpath, LII. ID. The most
complete and most popular history OF the
United States of America from the aborig-
inai times TO the present day (i4S2 TO 1922
783 pages. handsomely bound in cloth, only
Sl.42-publishers price, 60.
Now things showefng in every day, and
the upstairs man almost in despair to know
how TO find room Tor them. Sleghs and
Sleds of all kinds. Bicycles, Tricycles,
Rocking Horses. Swinging Horses and
ShOO-tlies.
Doll Carriages by the thousand.
Goat Wagons and Sulkies. Tool Chests,
Printing Presses, Magic Lanterns and
Kaleidoscope.
Blocks, Games. Drums States and Indian
Clubs
Soldier Sets. Police Sets, Paint Boxes and
Surprise Boxes.
lin Toys. iron Toys. Mechanical Toys,
and Toy Furniture.
Rubber Animals. Soldiers, Dolls, Balls
and Rattes.
Mechanical Bears. Elephants. Dogs, Rab-
bits, BOOSTERS, Peaoocks. Dolls. Clowns and
Santa Claus.
Come in and SEQ for yourself II you can
stay five minutes in our Toy Department
without becoming thoroughly imbued with
the spirit of the season take our advice and
see doctor about your digestion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
LEVY 8, DAVIS.
THE TOY FAIR.

The way is up the stairs or by the eleva-
tor to our third floor. Take the children to
see it, or, if you haven't any, go up yourself
and get half an hour Of reflected happiness
from the little men and women about you.
How they DO enjoy themselves here
Seems as if perfect enjoyment never crossed
the span Of dozen years. But the true
philosopher knows better. He gets tran
quill and lasting happiness from the small
people whose lives he rounds out with the
coveted toy.
Dolls almost without mum berthe child
life of every nation reproduced in bisGue,
china. wax. rubber and wool. Quality. too.
every one of them-tbey come Of good stock
and will never discredit their parents.
An endless variety Of Toys and Games
you might think such vast gathering WAS
bought by the ship-load.
Books of all kinds-Books of poems and
Books in sets; Books for the young; Books
for the grown people, and Books for every
body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
THE WILLIAMSBURG EXCURSION:
Card of Thanks From the Ladies Con-
nected with 1t.

To the Editor Of The Times:
The ladies of Williamsburg who were
connected with the recent Confederate ex-
cursion to Williamsburg, desire to return
their hearty thanks TO the citizens or the
former place who contributed so largely,
by their active sympathy, to the success
OF the undertaking. Laid under tribute
to so many, they must still select a few
for especial notice. They would express
their obligations 10 Mr.. J. d. Potts for
his able and cordial assistance; to The
Baughman Stationery Company for the
tickets used on the excursion; and 10 the
editors of the city newspapers. who by
their pens stimulated the public 10 ac-
ton OF those who contributed to the
pleasures of the day. they would thank
Judge Flournoy for his stirring address.
and Mrs. Lane and Mr.. Cloves for their
delightful sacred music. Especial thanks
are due to Mrs. Isabella Sully and Mrs.
G. w. Bagby for their jealous interest
and support.
Williamsburg Dec. 9.
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was also appointed registrar OF the parish
pr. I. O. Crump was also elected vestry-
man in place of Mr.. George X. Taylor. re-
signed.
Mr.. william H. Cullingworth Uncle
Billy) has made distribution among the
ak churches OF Church Hill of the pro-
ceeds OF his Cleveland Pudding fund.
Quite a nice little sum was received by a
representative lady from each church. to
be distributed among the poor OF her con-
gregation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
THE ASHLAHDS AND HOBOS.
Manager of the Last Named Football Team
Says They Did Play Randolph-Maeon.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 9, 1892.
To the Editor of The Times:
We regret TO see In this mornings
Times a card from the Randolph Macon
College, stating that the team who
played us on Saturday last was not the
college team. We had much rather fight
our battles on the field than on paper,
but the above cannot pass unnoticed.
The game was delayed one hour to
allow their team to finish their daily
classes at the Randolph Macon College.
They came on the field in Randolph-Ma-
con College uniforms and colors, and
played on the college campus. If they
were not Randolph Macon men, who we're
they? When the referee (of their own
choice) decided a point in our favor they
disputed II and left the field. forgetting
the common courtesies Of football.
We have met them twice on their own
grounds at our expense. II they are still
unsatisfed as TO the result, we hereby
challenge them to meet us at our ex-
pense in Richmond on any date conve-
nient TO them.
Very respectfully,
CLAUDE NJ. DEAN,
Manager Hobo Football Team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
HEADQUAR7ERSFOR
XMAS Goods!

Choice New Lsghorn and Corsican Citron.
Long Sheled. Soft Shelled and Paper Shelled
Almonds. English Walnuts, Pecans. Filberts,
Palm and Choice Mixed Nuts, all new goods;
Cox's, Chalmers. Nelson's and Cooper's Celia
tines and Assorted Jellies; Catawba. London
Layer Muscatel. Dehesa Desert and Sultan
Raisins; Malaga Grapes Oranges, Lemons.
Mixed and French Candies, Figs. Dates, &C.,
Plumb PuddinRs. Bricks Home Made. At
more's Celebrated Minoe Meat IS, Flayorings
Extracts. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
XLAet & Rkoc2d1
SPECIAL XMAS SALE
OF
HANDKERCHIEFS
AND
Muslin Aprons.

The big Handkerchief business grows
bigger every day here. There's reason
for it-big values and prettier, daintier
STYLES than ever before.
The LAWN, the LINEN and the
SILK, all spread before you that you
may have an unlimited variety to choose
from. Hundreds of dozens of Sheer
Embroidered 'Kerchiefs at 10, l2i, 10,
2j. 50 and SOC each; China silk, hem
stitched, at 12i. 20 (initiall, p, 57t. 80,
75c.. 81 and S1.25; Mems China Silk
Initial Handkerchiefs, 50c. each.
Sheer Lawn Aprons, 12t, II, 90 and
25c. each. They'll prove such useful
articles on Xmas morn when the ser
wants turn up at every corner with the
usual, Christmas gift, please nam.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
ID UsINEss OPPORTUNITY.

An unexceptional opportunity Is offered
desirable party with $1,000 TO S-SVvo
who wishes 10 engage Ia business rep
ruary LIST, 10 take Ga active interest," IN IN
a safe pleasant. city cash business, pay
ing good profits: one who can give his
time and attention 20 the business, ana
take entire charge or finances preferred.
All communications treated strictly con-
fldentiai. For particulars. address, IN
your own name. II. v. H.. care Times.
deii-Ct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
Mrs. Hicks Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs L. V. Hicks. who died
suddenly Friday night, will take place from
the Second Baptist church at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon. Mis-. Hicks was the widow
of the lamented Marcellus Hicks. who died
suddenly Just seven weeks ago. She leaves
four children as follows Thomas b. Hicks.
Mrs. Ella Moore. Mrs. j. II. Robinson aud
Mrs. c. F. Lauterbach. of Petersburg. The
burial will take place at Riyeryiew
camatary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
HLAe4 q Rkood3.
SPECIAL XMAS SALE
OF
Blankets and Comforts.

NOW is a good time to get much for
little. You can buy pair OF these fine
California EIeven-Quarter. Double Size,
Soft, Fleecy Blankets at "a or IS for the
supertine ones, aud then il you decide
they're too good To give away you stand
treat 20 Yourself Fine Real Elder
down Comforts. 1895 The biggest
bargains in blankets and Comforts
we've ever offered.
Two cases Of Apron Ginghams at 6ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
OUR GROCERIES

Foreign and Domestic, are all new and more
complete stock cannot be found in this city.
We offer
BEST GRADES OF FLOUR.
COFFEES. SUGARS, SPICES,
CANNED GOODS Meat and Yegetable),
SWEET AND SOUR PICKLES.
SMITHFIELD HAMS,
FINEST SUGAR-CURED MEATS,
ELGIN CREAMERY. GOSHEN and COUN,
TRY BUTTER.
VIRGINIA and NORTHERN BUCKWHEAT
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.
QUEEN OLIVES,
CALIFORNIA PRUNES,
DOMESTIC FRUITS of every kind.
Fire Crackers, &C., &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
A Big Coat Sale.

1t Is getting late and the warm days
of last week had tendency to make US
relax our grasp on profit Now it will
be fight to get cost for the stock in as
short period as possible. You're lucky
indeed if you haven't bought. Come
and see what S250 will buy; or $3.50,
or So, and then when you get up to 81,
So, SO. the Goats are simply marvel
lous for the prices asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
OPEN EVENINGS.

For the accommodation of those who can
not shop in the day time, our store will be
open till 9 p. NJ, commencing tomorrow,
December 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11

- TRAYED OR STOLEN ONE JER-
OSEY HEIFER, two and half years
old, with brass knobs on horns and siit
in right ear. Had halter on when last
seen. She either broke cut or was stolen
from my stable on the night Of Decem,
Der Sd. ! VIII pay a reasonable reward
for her return col j. A. PAfIEE,
1906 east Brad street. Richmond. IA
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11

This will be a great bargain-giviug
week in the DRESS GOODS DEPART
MENT again.
We recognize that it's the end of the
Fall Season. and many are the pieces
with geographically prices marked on the
tickets for this weeks clearing sale.
Well twist every price-mark out of
shape until we're satisfied with the
volume of business in this stock.
The Black Goods come Ia under
prices that will be immensely to your
advantage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11

7 osT-NOVEMBGR 22D. IN MONROE
IL SQUARE. a RED POINTER pOp.
r. a. Welsh, Oak Lane, Philadelphia. on
collar. Ten dollors reward az 2f9 west
Franklin street. dell-lr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-11
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c.

Fine Imported Madeira and Sherry Wines
Cognac Brandy. Jamaica and New England
Rum. Clemmer, Gibson. Fuieher, Bison and
Old Rye Whistles, Virginia Premium brandy
Peaches, Newark Sparkling Cider and we'll
selected stock OF choice CIGARS. TOBACCO.
&c. &c.
We guarantee best quality Of goods and low
prices.