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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
FROM PETERSBURG.
YOUNG iNee DIES FaomTHE EFFECT
or HIS WOUND.
News Notes from oiier virginia Points
TerribIo Aesidsnt 60 cifi-
zen Of DanyiIie.

! tcorespondcnco o. tho Richmcnd Dispatsn.l
Prrrraprno, Va, September 20. Mr..
William II. f,asdarn. one Of the most vide
ly.beloved and respected citizens OF Sussex
county, died this morning Of his home, at
stony Creek: aged-sS years. He was the
oldest and one OF the brightest Masons IN
southside Virginia, and for repeated terms
served az master OF Masonic lodge at sus-
sex Courthouse. he was good man and
worthy citizen.
SAD rsTELLiGEEcR.
A telegram was received here this morn
ing from Atlanta, Ca. announcing ehe
death In that city last night of Mr.. Walter
r. Lundy, native of this section, ana
we'll known in this city. he has near
relatives and many warm friends IN Pc
tersbura- and adjacent counties. Mr..
Inndy was about thirty-six years OF age
and leaves a family. He travelled for 4:
o. Williams 4 Co.. Of Richmond, and mao
supervision of large territory. his re-
mains will be brought 20 Petersburg Tor
interInent.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYsrs.
Mr.. William II. Brown, an old and hon
ored citizen and for many years the agent
OF the Petersburg Railroad Company In
THIS civ. was ttIlchtD WIN ~
bis home. on Harding street, this morning.
His condition is believed to be hopeless.
This is Mr.. Browns second stroke, from
the first of which be had never recovered.
DAMAGED BY THE STORM
II is learned to-day that DIR. L. q. Pow
ell. who resides near the Brunswick line
in Dinwiddie county. about twenty-five
miles from Petersburg. was severe sur
ferer from the recent storm which passed
through this section. His barn. stables,
grsnary, and other out-buildings were
blown TO pieces and their contents scat:
tered. Or. Powell lost large quantity OF
grain and provender.
DEATH OF YOUNG INGE.
Mr.. Lucius Fl. Inge, the young man who
was shot by the negro student, Robert
McClanahan, on Old street Setur-
day night, died this afternoon about
/ O'Clock. His suferipgs were great,
even though Modified by opiates. An
lnauest was held upon the body at
s O'Clock p. NJ, when the evidence,
agreeing in fact with that already
published, was heard, and in accordance
with which the jury rendered their YER
Dict. The Coroner therefore issued war
rants against both McClanahan and Robert
Mathews. charging them with murder.
The father Of McClanahan, who is gov
eminent employee in Abingdon, arrived
here this evening, and will make arrange
ments for his defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

o1ice IL about Ia expire and that under the
constitution hc cannot succeeu himself,
and that he feels strong enough to ignore
the constitution by constituting himself ms
his own successor under the title OF die
tator.
An disqualification Of tho effects Of .
force bllln ckn DO seen By this action
ON The part OF Dictator Rodriguez
A Congress Of twenty-cight members ~
presumably elected by populaS sote. but,
BY the way, registration and free bal
LOT are not quite as free az they. are
here without the operation OF q
fierce bill. and torture is not altogether
unknown when II is necessary te Sc
cure the silence or tho co-optration OF some
influential voter. The President OF TIE
republic Is elected by the same bod,
which eleofs the Congress. Al the neaa OF
each province or state ~ governor.
creature IN the pay Of the executive and
generally relation Of that power, Ihe
immediate agents Of the governor more
relations) are placed at tina head OF each
canton OF district aud are called po-
litioal ehiefs,n their pane implying the
character of their iuties- U1der these
political chiefs and for the same
territorial division there exists nunici-
pality. charged with local interests. Office
holders who look after the interests OF the
executive OF party in power in the cities.
towns. and villages OF the country. Sucn
A thing as Democratic Congress and
Republican President can't exist in CNsta
RIGA. Every tcnth man Is said TO be an
okfico-hoider or political agent OF the
executive. When IL is remembered that
Rodriguez has won over the army 10 bis
side and is the head of the priestly con-
tineent which gets one.tenth VI the reve-
nue. OF the country and that he has the
largest family connection of any man IN
Costa Rica, no one need be surprised 10
bear that this crafty lawyer wishes to save
the expenses and the worry OF an cleo
ton by announcing himself as dictator.
Personally 8odriguez is charming
man and splendfd entertainer; ne ls
wealthy and brilliant lawyer, but withal
bipoted md arbitrary. He depends upon
maintaining his position by meaas OF MS
family connection. The Costa Ricars are
generally known in Spanish America as
hermanitos," or LITTLE brothers and SIS.
ters-a name applied to them on account
OF the intermingling OF their families.
The heads Of the families are somewhat
like feudal lords, keeping around them
vast swnrms of poor relations ana
henchmen. II is when several OF these
families combined for the noDce and night
for supremacy that revolutions IN spanish
America are brought about. When no
drieuez got into power il was because. ne
was able 10 bring into the field larger
number of his relations than his rival,
Fsouiyal. and aslong as he is ths head OF
the largest family in Costa RIGA so long
can he remain dictator. OF patriotism, rs
we understand the word, he has none. but
with him might means right and liberty -
autonomous with obedience to the party
in mower.
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Richmond Terminal Organization.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

New YoRK, September 2O.-The director:
of the Richmond Terminal Company to-day
organized by electing: J. A. Rutherford
second vice-president; A. j. Bank, treasu.
rer, and w. Nj. Crump, secretary.
The following Executive Committee was
chosen w. P.Ciyde, w. L. Strong, George
+. Stone, J. G. Maben, Thomas T. Ryan.
Joseph Bryan, and Edward Packard. The
directors adopted resolutions pledging
cooperation with the receiver, Walter G..
Oakman. IN all proceedings to re-
cover profits wrongfully taken from
the stockholders in the Georgia
Central purchase, and the president and
receiver were authorized TO appoint a COM
mittee of directors TO conduct the invest.
cation into the past history of the CON-
pany. which the stockholders on Septem-
Der 18th directed should be made.
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Virginia News Notes.

The colored people of Alexandra will
open their CoIored Agricultural and Indus
TRIAL Fair at the Driving Para. in that city,
on Thursday next.
In the Masonic Hall al Crewe Monday
evening Past-Master j. w. Bryant v, 10 pre-
sented with beautiful apron by the
members of the Blue Lodge.
The concert for the benefit of the
Worlds Far, which was to have been
given BY hlr. Polk Miller. of Richmond,
and others at Loyingston has been post
poned.
Little Walter Wilson. who was acct
dentally shot by a negro boy near Mon
treal. Nelson county. Few days ago, still
Fingers at the point OF death. The colored
boy has left the county.
Monday tbs traces Of awapcn, In which
Dir. ]. w. Porter. Of Charlottesville, was
seated. became detached and that gentle
man was thrown out Of the vehicle. sls-
tanning painful injuries.
At Williamsburg yesterday afternoon
Miss Estslls Glifiin, second daughter OF
Mira. Mary A. Griffin. was married 70 Mr..
Ausn IL Csaax- Ths ceraInnnv was per.
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NoRfoLk,s TRAMP CURE.
Vigorous Measures In FOrce-Cotton Re-
ceipts-PersonaI.

porrespondence Of tho Richmond Disoatch.l
NORFOLK, September 20.-A number OF
the tramps captured by the police yester-
day were hired out and carried OF to the
,oyster-rocks to-day. Those who cannot
be hired out are in jail on bread and
water-among them number OF white
men. The Police Justice hopes that this
heroic process will force the vagrant ele-
ment out of the city.
A beautiful organ, to cost So 600 with the
improvements. is being placed in Cente-
nary Methodist Episcopal church. The
same builders have just placed similar
organ in st. Peters church and are build
ING a large instrument for st. Luke's.
Norfolk received nearly thousand bales
of cotton yesterday, and spot quotations
advanced Lie.
Mr. Minton Talbot returned yesterday
from Europe.
Arrangements are being made by the
Democratic Executive Committee of the
county to hold ratification meeting at
Great Bridge. -,
Rev. DIR. II. N. Sledd, Of Richmond. will
be invited to preach the dedicatory ser
mon of the new McKendree Methodist
Episcopal church here on the first SUNDAY
in October.
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formed By Rev. r G. Page, q the Episco-

formed by Rev. 7. G. Page, d The Episco-
pal church
Tho special committee OF the City
Council of Alexandria viii recommend
the selling Of the ground plat of tho
Pioneer Mills property 10 the Haakins
Wood yulcanisine Company tor 5000.
The 18th of October has besn fxed
upon az the date of the Assembly bali 20
be- held at Monticello by the Daughters of
the American Revolution. The affair VIII
be under the direction of the sociefy's Off
GERS: Mrs. Roger A. Pryor. honorary State
regent Mrs. r. Berger Moran. regent;
Mrs Albert Turtie. recording secretary I;
Mrs. NJ. w. Humphrles, treasurer-general
Miss Virginia IunstaIl Long, register-gen-
eral
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CHASE CITY.
Death from Paralysis - The Tobacco
Crop.

Death from Paralysis - The Tobacco
Crop.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHASE CRY, Va. September 20.-Dr. Ia.
W. Williamson, a travelling salesman for
the Winkerman q Brown Drug Company
of Baltimore, who arrived here on business
Yesterday, was stricken with paralysis
during The day and died last night. He
was about SO or 90 years old apparently,
and was native of Portsmouth, Va. His
father was United States naval surgeon
prior to the war; His friends were notified
by telegraph at once of his demise. He
lived in Portsmouth.
Evangelist Schoolfeld, of Danville, is
conducting O series OF meetings here at the
Planters Warehouse. They are well at
tended, and great good Is expected from
them.
Our tobacco warehouse-men are making
extensive preparations TO commence the
new tobacco-year the lat of October.
The tobacco crop has very much I'M
proved recently. and unless there is an
early frost tar crop will he made.
Farmers are now marketing the crop
Just newly cured In their barns, ar
irving early with the dews OF the morning
fresh on their brows.
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A DEADLOCK.
EMPORlA.
Out of the Ashes-Preparlng for the
Rally.

Rally.
fCorrespondenceo Of She Richmond Dispatch.l
EsfpoRIA, Va. September 20.-The valua-
bic mills OF the Hitchcock Tiego Land
Lumber and Quarry Company. which
were destroyed by fire some months ago,
have been rebuilt on a much more extern
siye plan. The machinery in every re-
spect is first class. The mill will CON-
mence work IN about ten days.
Chairman Wyche Is busily engaged
making preparations for the grand Demo
cratic rally to take place on Friday.
/ am glad TO note that our esteemed
townsman, DR.. Edmunds Mason, Is In
proving.
Mr.. Walter j. Bell, q former resident OF
this county, now prominent railroad
official located at Central S. c., was in
town few days since visiting friends.
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washhn,n ,Jando,,rsana c,,,ar.

If you are in search of Mandolin OF
Guitar that will not warp or split and is
thoroughly guaranteed, you must select a
HdShbvyn. None genuine without the
name stamped inside, and they can only
be found at Waiter d. Moses a Co.'s,
1905 Main street, opposite post-office.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

DENooN. TUPPER & CO.. p. NJ, No. HOG
west Leigh street between Hancock and Har.
rison streets.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1Ol5 A. NJ, phaeton and
household furniture.
r. B. CHAFFIN & co. and A. L. ADAMsosy, q
p. NJ. three now houses and lots on HUI
street near Manchester.
MACFEAT q KLINE, 10j% A. NJ, so weston
horses and mules, at 1906 east Franklin
street.
]. Il. VALENTINE. 1ol6 A. NJ, 200 cases boots
aud shoes
WILLIAM JENKINS. q SON, 1880 p. NJ, ba-
nanas. pears, apples, oranges, lemons, and
grapes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

Steamer Gulf Stream will sail for Phila-
delphia tomorrow Thursday morning at
10 o'clock from Clyde's wharf, Rockets.
Freight received TIL sailing-hour.
j. W. McCARRIcK,
General Steamship Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

The paragraph 10 The DlsraTca Of the
Costa RIGA. had proclsimed himself dicta-
tor, viii b. read by thousands who will
not understand Us significance. or in
siepIdc4uoe, - they may choose 20 call Il.
II nImpg r1esRp thst Redrisrss's term Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
runopraE nEpoErs.

(By Anrro-American cable to the Dlspatch.l
HAMBURG, September 20.-The cholera
statistics continue to show gratifying de-
crease in both the number OF new cases
and deaths.
In Altoona. which adjoins Hamburg, II
new cases and deaths occurred yester-
day.
BERLIN, September 5o.-Since yesterday
Z patients suspected TO be suffering
with cholera have been taken TO the Moabit
Hospital. The total number Of suspected
cases now In the hospital is i6.
ST. PETERSBURG. September 20.-The
cholera returns of yesterday show that
IL new cases were reported. The deaths
numbered A.. Compared with Sunday s
returns, yesterdays figures show de-
crease Of IN the number OF cases and an
increase of II in the number OF deaths.
HAvRE, September 20.-Six new cases OF
cholera and deaths were reported in this
city yesterday. This IL o decrease Of
cases and en- increase of 2 deaths COM
pared with Sundays figures.
HAMBURG, September 20.--Oficers of the
observation-disclosures Association of this
city state that only deaths and 3 cases of
cholera have occurred among the 500 cigar
makers employed in Hamburg. From the
small number OF cigar makers attacked by
the disease the officers infer that tobacco
is a preventive.
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A Beques, to the Hampton Normal In
Rtitute.

stttute.
The will of the poet Whittier, after
making numerous other requests, contains
the following clause;
Il give, bequeath. and devise the re-
naming one half of the rest and residue
OF nv estate. DE il real. personal, or
mixed. in equal shares tc the Amesbury
and Salisbury Home for Aged Women, the
Anna jacques Hospital in the city of New
buryport, and the Normal and Agricui-
tural Institute for eolored and Indian
pupils at Hampton, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

When Baty was SEX, we gave her Castorfa.
Wheu she was Child. she sried for Castoria.
When she became niss, she chung 70 Ca>.oFis
When che had Children. she gave them Castoria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

Ladies' needing tonic or children who want
building up should take Browns Iron Bitters.
II Is pleasant 20 take, cures Malaria, Indiges-
ton, Bilicusness. and Liver Complaints; makes
the blood rich aud pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

Have your printing done at the Dispatch
Printing House, and you will be satisfied
with the work and save money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
By r. B. Che I'm s. Co.
and
A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW
Il HOUSES AND Lots ON HULL STREET,
IN BURFooTs ADDITION, NEAR MANcHES-
TEN. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.-By vtr-
tue Of a deed OF trust dated February 10, 1891,
duly recorded In tho Clerks ofice OF Chester
neld County Court, 10 Deed-BOok SO, page lao,
defnun having boon made IN the payment ~ the
bond thereby secured. and being directed so TO
DO by the Board OF Directors OF the Richmond
Perpetual Building Loan and Trust Company,
the undersigned trustees win sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1892.
at 3 O'Clock r. ~, those THREE DESIRABLE,
NEW TWO-ST0RY DWELLINGS, containing
five rooms and kitchens each, together With the
lots on which they stand. fronting 22 feet each
on the south side OF Hull street at the corner OF
Thirty-iourth street, and running back 157 feet
70 an alley 16 feet wide. The iots are desig-
mated as Nos. ard 3, square q, on tho plan OF
Burtoot's addition These are wen built and
very desirable houses, and they are located IN
tho heaIthiest part OF the town. Investors VIII
ind n 20 their interest % attend this sale.
TERNs: cash sufficient 20 pay the costs OF
executing this trust and to pay the amount Oh
81, 47l.31 due on seh bond balsnce on terms
announced az sale, but II desired more liberal
terms may be given by CONSENT.
JULIUS sTRAUs,
W. J. WESTWe0D,
X. d. CHAFElN
Trustees.
Sale by r.. b. cHAFF,v 6 co. and A. L. ADAM
SON. SO Is
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FELL ACROSS THE SAW.
A Terrible Accident to n Citizen Of Dam
Especial telegram 70 tho Dlspatch.I


Vile.
Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l
DANvIIhE, Va, September 20.-Mr. JET
ferson Anderson met with terrible acci-
dent this morning at the woodward OF W.
4. Brown, on Union street. De was stand
ing near the rapidly-reyolving circular-saw
when in some way he lost his balance and
fell across the saw. He was, terribly cut
about the body, aud while he is dong
fairly we'll tonight it is feared that his
wounds will prove fatal.
A DEADLOCK.
For the last two months the City Coun-
Gil has been without q president. When
Captain T. J. Talbot resigned Nj. School
field and Mr.. Dudley were brought for
ward by their friends, and the first ballot
showed deadlock, which has never been
broken. Another effort was made to-day
to get on election, but twenty-seyen bal
lots were taken with the same result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

A. B. G. Alternative contains no mercury
Remember that.
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COMMIsSIoNERS AALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE %
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, "la
LARGE QUANTITY OF TlNhkN tND W." ~.
GROWING TUERBON, n flit tfI.h y,
OF HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR hEAf VIZ ~
DEPOT, on TIE CH8hAFtAhL ANy ~
RAILR0AD.--Ry virtue ~ a 1oT,. g ~
cult Court OF the county u lifl ri /.
the 9th Of April. 1892, In thu cil-' 4 81.
pending In said court under no s.'ri t'I T.
". q. Mitchell against lhOmn4 hli re =
others, the undersigned, sEoru 30 ..as' y
named 10 said decree, VIII Orcr jug l' p =
Tic auction, on the premises oi pA' T.. ~,
real eetate-nhmeiy, az thc .or.lr. = Z.
Mrs. Emily f. A. Mitchell, Deer Beaver 20 =
pot, On
THURSDAY, Tug e0H DAyof s-rItt'i-
at II O'Clock NJ, tho following Yii4so =
estate; ........ D
LAND, OF which the late Mic. h.'t-
selzed ana upon wbiih Afs. Gm.g :. a. a,t--
resided until tho time a. ler .1i.. f.l
log 7s5 acres, more OF latr, rIfn- -
OF Or. q. J. Terrell and others lif II
BILE farm, having upOn DO FO'l
about one half Of it contains A gorge .a.
valuable timber, cord wouo, AL i..l''
The said tract viii DO boil .f- III
parcels Of such size ne Ntl t. -gd
am the fafu3 viii or sou "t.. ....sff
upon Il, OF the timber 500 p"
from the land as vii prlolc 'A' 700. b, 81
2. The TRACT OF LAND -N "i ,-. !,
land Mitchell farm, 20 lAr ufp.f r'' ..ay
~ Of Hanover, containinf 3 81
Ing the lanis Of =. d. l-p 70 900
tract has upon it good lui.l.f al
bered, and Siil be sold as IL N-
as will best suit purcl as-r. ...., II
3. Another TRACT OF LAN' -' i
laat-named tract aud Cl,.i.f Il
Upon this tract there IS also ' %.
Der and cord wood. ..rfrJI
All OF this property b. the rfor
late Mrs. Emily Z. a. Arclcu I- -.' i
and the irst-uamed parcel j. '.t. Il
late Milton BrOgn diei seized a'i ID
the second ami third latltr Il
whereof the late Charles 4. Ai.ta
and possessed. .,... -
All o. the said propertyk si'l1 $3.50 Il
and pleasant neigh OOrbu1d, aui i.' 81
desirable. lt offors rare cl .' 'sral
who desire 70 engage m tla i.. i
business, A. nearly alio Us Pf. i
immediate locality Of Beaver r.-' D.'
Chesapeake aud Ohio railway. ....s III
TERMS: One fourth % ,h9 l-i f.a Il
cash tho residue on crc4i. '. ~. /
three yehrs, the purchaser o. give -.-s i
deferred payments with inte.- ~ i
OF eale. title 70 be retained utal 700 -. 1
ca,ase-mOnsy Is paid, and convey .e i
tho courl. And tue sald speci1i ,rss, Il
ordered 10 mOdify OF change iae-e ri 81
best suit purchaser aat she hir'''
In interest fTyDSafiSD WADDiL -
Surrial co.. l4s'-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

Hundreds speak in praise of the grea
appetizer A. b. G. Tonic.
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Rlsb,aand peepls - Nsw YorI

~ f7HoVfz7 F7EFkfH11 20 tH7 f775217VuFI
New Yons. September 2c.--M. w. No.
hpfney, Metropolitan !. 4. Brsnt, Bruins
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nor SALE. A TRACT OF LANDsz

EOR SALE, A TRACT OF LANDSz
u containing 1856 ACRES, with cleared -
frontage Of half mile on the Richmond, Erede-
rlcksburg and Potomac railroad, between Ash
land aud Gwathmey. II Is convenient to Two
railroad stations ard in easy walking distance VI
Gwathmey, where all accommodation and two
mail trains stop daily. The DWELLING Is a
neat. comfortable cottage, nicely pepered
throughout, surrounded by hue shade-trees and
a large lawn we'll set In grass; also, a good apple
orchard and other fruit-trees. There In ON the
place n house for servants, besides kitchen,
barn, and all necessary ou.-bulIdlnas. About 81
ACRES Of cleared land, the remainder In wood
and timber
For terms and particulars address BOX 10,
Ashland, Va So l5,lS,21&2z'
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Sick Headache Cured

by DR.. pAvms LIVER Pills, the most pleasant
and reliable family modisine known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

JuIins Meyer e. Sons
dry-goods store will be closed all day
Thursday.
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Tn. cho,sra situation.
rBy telegraph to me Di.pa,ca.l

NEW YoRK, Septombcr zo.-The Board OF
Beajth's 4-o'clock bulletin SAYS: No case
OF cholera in this city since the last bull
letin. There Is a suspected case Of China
man at IA Mott street, who died to-day.
and his body has been removed 70 the
foot of Sixteenth street for examina-
ttcv,
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FOR RENT.

IGOR BENT, No. 200 WEST CIiAYns
~ STREET, containing q rooms Cca-tn
senient TO everything. Cali for our PRINTED
RENT-LIsT and II will give You fgil iaicrmsiioa
abou. tais house. j. 3. ELAN CO,
30 1S-lw i1t3 MAN,
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SMITH, H., PL ni,.I. -! Aa'i rs ~
or THEClrY or klCuyONn
!, Charles W. Godi.n. clCrs i slr., 80,
tiiy that tue BOND required no -ga.a Fl.
missioners by the decroe m a.iI ......f f.,
90, 1892, has been duiy gi.sH.
Given under my hand ll.- .-Ii7y f,.-....
Der, 1892. CHARLES GIuvy
80 Gilt I.
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u1RrSTFE,S SAIEOFHOrsr n

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE $50
Il LOT on THE NORTH SIDE O7 n1i
STREET, sECOND DOOR East VI us
TENTH STREET, DESIGNATED s,
STREET NUMBERS 1903 AND l.H niN
THE SANE RECENTLY OCCUPIED t' 40
SOUTHERN MACHINE SiW-aOhae-i
virtue OF certain deed o. trust - 4
by Joseph q. Ross ana wi.e ID mo es -Hi
dated December 9, 1891, and llY f.'..n q
the Clerks Ofilce Of Richmond tlan cT 10
In Deadlock l44 -, page 1884, VIII pfH
sell, at public auction, on tho lfcna".
FRIDAY, SErrEWrR U.s. l,f-
Of l O'clock 7. n. the abUyo-uel'ill f'
PER1Y, which ~ part OF tuo .iu' H--i !
by she SAID deed Of trust
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menss consist OF a one-st0ry luu-as. Nl.a -
ers the entire lot.
TRIMS: One third cash balance .t-.1, if1a
aud eighteen months, not w''h a.E a. l..a
and security by deed Of trust
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