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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
A Wondrrful Machine.

There is no doubt that man is foe me-
chenism, but. like every other machine, he
wears out by friction. 1t is said that he is
born again every two or three years. His
body is virtually remade IRON food. TO
retard this making over is radically wrong
as man loses so much vitality IN the de-
layed process that il takes long time to
recuperate. The process Of making anew
is so accelerated By purging with Bran
dreth's Pills that new man, as It were,
may be made in two or three months. and
the change ia the mechanism is such that
the WORKOUT part is replaced by the new
without the usual running down of the
entire machine. You don't have to stop
for repairs. Purge away with Bfandreth's
Pills the cid, diseased. and worn out body.
They are purely vegetable. absolutely
harmless, and safe 10 take d any tine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
LEO P. P. XIII.

Venerable Brother, Health and Apos
tolic Benediction We recognize witt
pleasure from your letter dated the 20tf
OF Nav that q not insignificant part of the
vast collection of all kinds OF thing
which will be exhibited IN Chicago the
coming year will consist of the resources
which Catholics will bring together, anc
by which the exhibition will be the richer.
We also recognize the fact that the heads U
all Catholic institutions devoted 10 the ~.
struction OF the young have been urge
to DO their share by the exhoriation OF on.
venerable brothers, the archO;shCps OF TIE
United States.
Although there is the united voice OF TIA,
authority of the aforementioned Arca-
bishops, and that 50 far as II ~ evident {
us that all TO whom this exhC rtation - d.
rected will carry out their 1e5lre, never
theless, We are unwilling that our com.
mendation should be wanting 70 this noble
idea and undertaking. In short, We right.
understand that the affair tends to this
That the efforts OF those who devote then
selves to the education OF the young ll"l
be increased and that greater aids apc
appliances may be at their service, 80 tina
they may acquit themselves of their duty
IN the best possible manner.
Moreover, this undertaking will tend G.
show that the Catholic Church is not 10 b.
satisfied with lack OF culture or with the
obscurity of ignorance; but that, mindful
of its being built by the Divine Wisdom,
It bestows care everywhere in general, auc
prefers especially what is most perfect IN
those things which relate to the proper
communication of knowledge. Wherefore
for YOU, Venerable Brother, who have
chiefly undertaken the care of this project
and likewise for those BY whose ard you
may be strengthened to attain more fulb
the proposed end, we. IN a special manner,
invoke the most abundant helps of the
Divine favor.
Finally we most lovingly implore for you
tie guidance of the Divine Goodness ana
impart to all Jealous co-operators the
Apostolic Benediction.
Given at Rome at st. Peters, the 20th
day of July, IN the year 1899, of our Pom
tlfcate the fifteenth.
lSIgnedl LEO ?. p. Nil.
To he Venerable Brother John l.. Sp0dInq
Bishop of Peoria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
CHASE clrvs TOBACCO RECORD.
Crops Injured b. the Droaght-The Third
Party or Force-BUi Advocates weak.

Party or Force-Biii Advocates Weak.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.l
CaAsg Cry. Va, August i2.-The sales
OF new tobacco here TO date exceed IN
quantity any ever known for previous
years. IL Is unusual for offerings OF the
new crop TO occur before September. To-
day there were sold about u, 900 pounds OF
the crop OF the present year at prices
ranging from $3.50 to $40 per hundred.
Tho weather during the month has been
excessively dry and the corn and tobacco
crops seriously injured. In some places
these crops are literally drying in the
6elds. grass lots withefed. and streams
stopped running. But in other localities
not far distant rains have been abundant
and crops fourishing.
The political campaign will commence
next Monday. our court-day. A meeting
has been called 20 reorganiZe the Demo-
cratic party. The 1hird-party men Will
scarcely exhibit great deal OF strength
after the people are aroused by regular
Democratic speakers. The organ OF the
colored people of this county says the
Third party will draw rarely o vote from
the negroes, but will weaken the Demo
cratic party. and IN this all good Repuo
cans will rejoice Tho Democrats VIII
stand firm and make square fight against
its foes in OF out of camp.
DOCTORS BUsy.
Sickness prevails to some extent among
the people, and doctors are kept busy.
There is no malignant type of disease but
the usual summer maladies. No deaths
reported.
There are q large number OF visitors
here at the hotels for recreation and
health. noticed among the preachers,
who always know where to find q good
place, Rev. William Royal, Wake Forest,
n. c.; Rev DR.. I. q. Jones. Norfolk; Rev
r. III. Marsh, oxford, n. G.. and Rev. j. Is.
Pratt, Accomac county, Va.
Some inquiries have recently been made
tor farm lands IN this vicinity. There is
not a vacant dwelling. house in this town,
and the supply of moderate-sized resi-
dences is not equal 10 the demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Death of Dr. John w. Wilson.

(Correspondonce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WAKEFIELD, Va, August 19.-Dr. John
W. Wilson. who was prominent physi-
clan and farmer of Surry county, died at
his home, a few miles from here. this
morning at 8 O'Clock. About seven years
ago he suffered a severe stroke of paraiy-
sis, from which he never recovered, bui
he had gradually wasted away until his
death.
He had many lifelong friends made
by his kindness while q practicing physi-
clan not TO speak Of those he attached to
him socially.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Death of Mr.. James s. Loi,cb.

Correspondence OF the kchmond Dispatch'l
CHARLoTTesvILLE, Va, August 13.-Mr.
James S. Leitch died at his residence, IN
this city, at about o'clock this morning.
For several weeks he had been confined TO
his bed with q complication of diseases,
and while ms friends were not wholly un-
prepared TO hear of his death. still it was
no less a shock to them tins morning
when 1t was known that he had passed
away. The subject of this notice was the
son of the late DIR. James A. Leitch, Il
and well-Known physician OF
this city. who during his life was one OF
the most prominent Masons IN the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
HALF EATEN BY DOGS AND RAVENS
The Horrible Condition in Which Bob
Terrell Found His Wife's Remains.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
DRAKE's BRANCH, Va, August 13.--Eancv
Terrell, an old servant, left Mr.. j. j. Over
by's last Thursday, and on her way home
she died ON q little by-path in the bushes
only few hundred yards from the house.
Her husband. Bob Terrell. thinking she
lad gone to her kindred. did not know of
it, and on the Monday following, four
dsys afterwards, he travelled the same
path going over to Mr.. Overby's. His at
tention was attracted by ravens. and TO one
side of the path In the bushes. he found
his wife torn TO pieces and half eaten up
by dogs and ravens. Never since Char
lotte has been q county has a more horri-
BILE thing occurred; certainly not to the
writer's knowledge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

BY stevens & Co. ana 4. =. H.-r.,.,
Real Estate Aacto.s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
THE BEAUTIES AT BLUE RIDGE.
Governors Nichols and Mckinney Head
tho Grand March 30 a German.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
Blue RIpsR SPRmGs. Va, August 49,
On with the dance, let Joy reign supreme.
Pile fun on fun, collect all the charming
people within reach, and you may ap-
proach the good time the visitors are
having az the Blue Ridge. You won't
equal them even then.
The echoes of Saturdays cotillon re-
yerberated through the week until they
met and were absorbed by the Fremont
tory notes OF Wednesdays german. which
was very enjoyable and was participated
IN BY eighteen couples. lt was followed
aud partially eclipsed, however, by the
leap-year german on Thursday evening.
That was the focus for many bright antic:-
pations which were destined to be more
than realized. For this great occasion, We
are reliably informed. the dear girls had
saved their most fetching gowns, aud from
the effect We believe so.
LKD BY TWO GOVERNORS.
The march with which the dance was
opened was headed by Governor and Mrs.
Mckinney. Then followed Governor
Nichols and wife, Of Louisiana, and the
ohaperones. Mesdames Macfarlane, Stokes.
Broussesu, cromie, Williams, Cardoza,
Iaderty, Alfriend. Casseli. and Emerson.
Then with their partners came the deyo-
tees 10 Terpsichore Miss Ellie Williams
and Mr.. Burruss of Norfolk. Miss Annie
Gray and Mr.. Gillespie OF Tennessee, Miss
Kate Grayely OF Danville and MIR. Archie
Hayne. Miss Alice Read and DIR. Cabot,
Miss Leila GRAY and DIR. Nolen, Miss Helen
Lea and Mr.. Louis Cardoza, Miss Virginia
Nichols Of Louisiana and Mr.. Fulkerson,
Miss Sallie Alfriend and Mr.. Tyler Brock,
yirgie CABOT and Frank Holland OF Dan.
vile, Mary Frayser and Paul Taylor OF
Danyille, Blanche McGuresey OF ONO
and Granville Gray, Kate Buford and
Palmer GRAY, Miss Reed and OTIS Aifriend,
Marie Davis aud Mr.. Griffin, Miss Annie
Reed and Charlie Williams, Lima May and
Mr.. Trout. Hilda Formon and Mr.. Gazelie.
Mrs. Henry BONNER and MIR. Keen of Dan
vile, Miss Dunn with Mr.. CushmAn. and
Mr.. Hicks, the skilfui leader. with Miss
Louise Mayo. There were fifteen stegs.
ABRLIIASr SCENE.
The ballroom was exquisiteiy decorated
In white and green. Under the nasning
lights tho dancers intermingling. inter
treading, the girls IN brightest and most
eIegant evening dresses, lent color TO the
effect. which was as II some rich Persian
carpet were being woven with the warp
and wool composed Of human beings.
THE FAvoRs.
The favor table was presided over. by
Ms. Mckinney, Mrs. Laferty. Mrs. Nc
TarIaue. Mrs. Stokes, and Mrs. Williams.
aud TO say they were exquisltly gowned
but family expresses II. The Souvenirs
were from JiGany's and were siIyer--yery
beautiful The JapaDese-parasoi tRure
ths fair maids looked extremely coQustt-
- under the ssyiy-colorsd shaded In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

fact. whSeyer the summer girl may be
elsewhere here she is well nigh without
flaw. The pulseless looker.on. whose sane-
fOid cannot be stirred by feminine beauty
or soulful chances, admits her. TO DO that
sensible. fun-loving, pure.hearted Ameri-
can girl
Among the weeks arrivals ere Governor
and hlrs. Nichols. OF Louisiana, with four
DAUGHTERS; Miss Mario Davis, OF Peters
burg, Miss Kate Gravely, OF Danville I;
MessTs. Griffin. Ceboil, Witt. Spencer.
Taylor. Fulkerson, Holiday, Palmer. Gran
vile, Gray, Gtiliat, Percy Keen, and Mrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Danviile Tobacco Market.


DANvILLE, Va, August 1S.--The leaf to-
bacoo market during the past week has
been very duh and offerings were light,
the total sales amounting to only $50, 900
pounds. A few lots of the new crop were
offered for sale and brought good prices
Shipments of plug amounted to $4,000
pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Leap-Year Lawu-Partv at vile View.

Correspondence OF tne RcniuOuu DlBphtch'l
KEYsyILLE, Va. August 13.-"Yille
View" the residence Of Mrs Preston Mar
shall, OF Smithville, was the scene of n
most enjoyable affair on last Thursday
night. there being a "leap-year lawn
party "given by the young ladies Of Smith
Vile. Among those present were Miss
Alice Hundley, in q handsome suit OF
white Bedford cord. diamond ornaments.
with Mr.. Caskie Noryell; Miss Florence
Darlington, in white silk, Duchess lace
with Mr.. w. G. Scott; Miss Sallie Norvel,
Of Richmond. in red silk, pearl ornaments,
with Mr. =. II. Osborne; Miss Lucie Wat
kins, In cream silk, with Mr.. GOodridge
Morton; Mss Lee. of Henry county, with
Mr.. Walter G.. Williams Miss Lizzie Nor
veil. in lavender silk, ruby ornaments.
with Mr.. Chalkley; Miss Sallie Noryell, IN
cream albatross. pearl ornaments, with
Mr.. Floyd Gregory; Miss Lottie Caring
ton, in white silk null, with Mr.. L. 4.
Proctor; Miss BOYLE, in blue silk and
roses, with Mr.. L. r. Daniel, Jr. Mss
Mamie Watkins. in Nile green silk, with
MIR. S. G. Daniel; Miss Matte Rice. in
white null, pink ribbons. with Mr.. Lee W.
Morton, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyons, OF Rich
mond. A sumptuOus repast was served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
The Worlds Cotton.

New YoRK, August 13.-The total visible
supply of cotton for the world is 2,SiO442
bales, OF when 2.313,442 bales are Ameri-
can. against 1.79S,635 AMI 1,3l0,S3s bales.
respectively. last year. Receipts OF cotton
this week at all interior towns, 1923 bales.
Receipts from the plantations, 1881 bales.
Crop in sight, 9,000,5 $50 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

ByJ. Thosp<on Brosn
Zeal Lssa,s Agsnts sniAat.o,'.
I1f3 Main g.se.,

TRUSTEES sALgOpTwo,.
u or LANS-OgB ON no. ihAfr.
ROAD AND THE orHER Oy IN ~ =, ~ 10,
Road NEAK BROAD srRger az .ff
MILES WEST OF THE CiTY. -R.''t lHlii
decd Of trust cated hBrh j.. Isgt 'a 4.
tpS undeFsigntj tfJs.sa All I'D ~
Clerks odico Of leo County COM % 4.
Doed-Book l3l 4. paFo IN. -. e. Does =
othor notes ta9rtsa ineatirnrl = r.' IT,
dated mascn j, 1880, payable NJ, "a
Its date, and deiauit Lavnx fo., i ~
payment Of sail note, and feIr. --i' !,
do BY INC hcnenciaty, wilt rr,c,., 4. tt
pubic auction, 90 no promise, b.. al
MONDAY. AUGrrr H.. lea,
AZ $50 p. ~. tho PROPERTY 49,.
deed ~ follows; AN fagt crt-... ~ ls4
with tho i'm 9roYemonts rscrf.n ~.
IN tko county ~ HeBricg. Rloqt +. 81 Fl,
city OF RichmonG. On no Brcr i..... ..s y
Run road, IN BrooGia1d tom. D..
talninc ? acres, and ADJOINING fr.,. p o. -
aud as, also, all that tract "a l..r
25 acres, IN the county ~ nrn-a..
from tho city % RhmOud. boz. ..
street road % Doop-kun tgrrsIsr "a
on the northeast by staD.es' .ur
tho Donth by william IS. Ana... il,s
on tho west by that o. s. Ana, .'. n
north BY Jordan's branch -- @ a
1ERhs: Cgsh a. % co.'s 81 sxr-.t.-.
and % pay oH past duo 1otos ore p. "a
ono for 1910, Win Interest ua .... Il
NJ area I, 1899, until paid. aaI .r.. 81. %
aple as follows; si,isf t1 10 pan F.. e.
1898, ana the romainder O. B.. .. b.
grnntors In said trusted - r1T ... .
their failure 30 % do ,a.l a.... rr
direct J. l.. ANUI l... %
j. THoRPsoS BsoSS s Co., a
BY stevens & Co. ana a. =. H.-r.,,, -
Real Estate Acct. e.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

DASvnLH, Va, August ia match
game of baseball was played here this
a team from South Boston. The visitors
were badly defeated by score OF 40 TO 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Gne.ls at oa,ham motels.

NEW YolK, August I'D. II. Maury.
Jr., Aston: G. II. Read, Jr., Hoffman; John
Tyler, II. +. Williams, Gilsey L. ID. Myers.
Jr.. Murray Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
OIL Struck In Pulaski.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
PULASKI, Va, August l3.-.Petroleum hos
been struck on the farm of James L. Troll
finger, SIX miles from Pulaski. Work has
been progressing on this boring for the
past year. c. l.. Hottie has been dong
the work. OIL was struck at depth OF
about / 800 feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Catholic Educational Exhibit.

CHICAGO, August 13.-The following Is
translation OF letter from his Holiness
Pope Leo XIII. on the subject of the Catho-
lie educational exhibit at the Columbian ex-
position, which has just been received By
the Rev. 4. i. Spsding, bishop of Peoria
and president of the Catholic educational
exhibit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Inclined to Edmunda

ESPECIAL LeIogtaH 70 Iu1 UIsVHVOH'I
KKYsvIILE. Va, August l3.-At the
Democratic convention held here to-day
u. II. Jeffress. Abram Sydnor. and A. Os-
borne were elected delegates 70 the Lynch
burg convention. They were uninstruct-
ed, but inclined TO Edmunds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Mr.. HENRY F. eococK DEAD.
Mr.. Frank Smith Now Observation-Disclosures
saIes-Reyenue Receipts.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

ISpecial telegram 70 Tho Dispatch.I
LYSCHBUR0, Va, August 13.-Henry F.
Bocock. one of the oldest and most re-
spected citizens of this city. died last
nIght at his farm, near Thaxtons, Bedford
county; aged - years.
Mr.. Frank Smith, of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, telegraphed to the Presi-
dent of the School Board to-day accepting
the high position of instructor In mathe-
MATES in the High School here. to which
he was elected yesterday.
During the fiscal year 23.340 700 pounds
of leaf tobacco have been sold in this mar
ket.
Internal-revenue receipts for the week
ending to-day i'll this district are $20,45l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

By virt1o OF decd % trlit al
1891, executed % the uldcrs.-r Il
OF record IN tho Clerks Oaco OF u 81
Court. Deadlock 1877 A, Pro -i
note therein mentioned ~ slNH
g. 1891, payable twelve mcltt 90
fault having boen mad1 I'M tl-
noto. and being requested s'tl
rciary, / Will proceed 10 soil "a. f.-
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGr RI ~ .''" "a
az oclocA p. NJ. the PRO 'tflt
deed a. follows: An lha' At . 4t
county o. IlonricO lying On i1r t
liam3 street. commouclug 90 Z. .
street ard extending wet lUaf ... 80
20 feet aud running hack aao
the small wooden house iac-e-. 80
TERMS: Cash "a 70 expers o.. -
trust. sl05, due August 9, .s
n0unced az sale. g. T.
DESooS, TrPrRa 6 Co., Aleaoae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Auction sALEe-Tn-nr-
BY Frank d. Iili s. Da,
Real Eetate Auot.l. .t
THURsDAY. ~. II =

at 0 o'clock p. w., on tho pre.I sa E a.
the above DESIRABLE PkO1II g.
Nos. 327 aud 3y9 Chorr7 -r H .
COMFORTABLE SMALL DIVE I.- ..
tain each three rooms, city Tl'
No. sig Alhemarls s.ceo. L41
city winter, and culyert.
Those houses arc lus' ih' PINS 'r' f.
and will pay "A big dividend rD .f
Tho property will BE- sold a7 U.0...
Terms: Very easy.
BRANK d. Irr tC',
au IA -"h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
FoRRENT

EOR RENT. El
No. 1909 Grove avenue, new; 5000.
Harrison near Franklin. new; $3.50.
No. les south Fifth street., new; Sfyu.
No. II north Fourth street, new s4SV;
No. 1910 Ross street; per annuin, 800.
No. 1926 Ross street: per annum, $40. oo
No 4O5 east Canal street; per annuIn, soVV'
No. 22O4 east Broad street; $3.50
No. $780, Twenty-seyenth street; $50.
No. 1O1 Twenty-foarth street; $3.50
No. 3lpI6 Twenty-fourth street; 5000.
No. gOI3 east Broad street; s17 per MONTH
No. I7l6 east Broad street; S14 per month.
No. I10415 Chafin street; Sl2.50 per montn'
No. 107 Beech street: els per month.
No. 3I2 south Pine street; sl2.oO per month
Plat, Fifth near Cary street; $500.
FLAT, Fifth and Cary, nrst noor; $40,
FLAT, Fifth and Cary, second floor; $500.
SUTTON d CO..
auI4-1t 10l4 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
BY George W. Mayo Aae.a,

~ ENTEEL AND p.~l.Aaa
" HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At .
TiON.-By direction oi Captain
who Is r0moving from toe ctf- r. --
residence, No. 2OGis south PHO
WEDNESDAY, AU3rsf d., '.
~ 1890 o'clock A. NJ. bis FJH..
dwelling, al Of which Is clela,
condition.
One yARIED-COLORED SILK ..-
LOR SUIT, with walnut a
Dor Of DESIRABLE NhL
NUT CHAMBER SUITS
WARDROBRS, WALNUT FlEf...
WALNUT EXTENSION .Ai -.
CLEAN HAlR-MATTRESe. tA.
STAND, ROCkING- md o.ro- g..
and CHAMBER CARpE r, TIT
CLOTH, LOUNGES. PlNliEi-.
NANENTs, an ENCELLENl b..
almost new, 1 OIL ana / GAS Coos.
m fine order, TABLE aud o..r .-
and CROCkERY, almost barr
BEST KEROSENE OIL, AMI
useful miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE b. N..
au IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
WHAT YOU WANT.
West Of Twelfth street.

West Of Twelfth street.
sA6o0.-Clay street between Seventh and
Eighth; 8 rooms. Modern convenience.
SO, 500.-Sarshau street near First, BRICK; s
rooms. Modern conYenionoes.
s3O00.-First street near Clay; 9 rooms All
modern conYoniences. Bound 70 suit you
II you want house OF this size.
s0,oO0.-Main street between Third and Fourth
streets; 10 rooms. All modern con-
Veniences.
sI,10O.-Holly street, CORNER STORE (Brck)
store and rooms. Very cheap.
ayonue BRICK, DETACHED.
just think, isn't this cheap?
s3,60O.-Floyd avenue, BRICK, DETACHED;
z rooms Good-sizo lot. You will like
this.
so,ooo.-CnIna street. A large lot Of 36xl9s.
A snug homo.
s1,4OO.-Nest little BRICK HOUSE on Laurel
street near Cary.
s7,O00.-East Leigh street between Seventh and
Eighth streets; IL rooms and all modern
conyonionces. Beautiful Old-style resi-
dsnce, with large, airy rooms.
s4,S00.-Floyd avenue, BRICK, ELEGANT
BROWN-STONE FRONT. You have a
good, refined taste, and this Il one for you.
Se,0OO.-Floyd avenue. Splendid TWO-STORf
AND FRENCH MANSARD ROOF
STRUCTURE; IL rooms and oil modern
conVoniences. Good size los-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
PROPOSALS.
ITO CONTRACTORS

Proposals In writing viii bs received up 10 10
O'Clock, noon, on TUESDAY, August 10, 1892.
FOR the cutting doTn and grading OF the Her
mtage road and Leigh street ~ tho rall-On 1
crossing, near tho Exposition Grounds. Specih-
cations Tor tho work may be Soon Al ihe County
Surveyors once, Eleventh and BauK strosis, aud
l will be on the grounds on Monday, August 18Th,
at O'Clock r. 81, TO give all necessary lniorma-
ton as 10 the deposit OF the maternal
J. w. PENICK,
an 14-lt' Supervisor Brookland District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
RIAL zsr4Is AZ ssssyArs SALE,
BARGAINS IN

Tsensy-sourtn street,
near y. DETACHED
,TWo-sT0RY FRANZ; 3
rooms. New, neat, and
attractive.
Twcnty-sixth street,
near Marshall TWO
sTORY FRAN E:s rooms.
I New with modern ccnve-
nlences and very cesira~
bic.
Marshall street, near
Twcnty-slxth. specially
desirable Tw0-sT0kf
I DETACHED Pr A M X.
Substantial, modern, and
complete.
Twenfy-sfrtn rtrcoh 10
tween Broad and her-
shall. Tw 0-ST o X Z
! BRICK; 3 rooms Spa
cious and attractive. all
convenlences and good
location.
Tweuty-sevcnth street.
between Marshall aud
Clay. .DETAChED, Two
STORIES ; = rooma New
aud complete, good To-
cation. and very desre-
bio.
Twenty-ssventh street,
between Broad and Mar
shall. MODERN BRICK,
1.-TWO STORIES; o rooms
Attractive aud well 10
Gated.
Twenty~flfth stree
near Leigh. Substantial
and desirable TWO
I STORY BRICK (; Q rooms
Good lot, all city I'M
proyemeuts.
o street, between Tvcn-
ty-si1th aud Twenty-sev-
enth. NEAT TWO
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