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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
A CRANK.
To Examine IA State Railroad.

RsIEioH, n. c., June 2i.-The Railway
Commissioners will leave here ON Tnesday
next to make critical physical examina.
ton OF the Atlantic and North Carolina
railway AZ the special request of Goyernor
Carr, who wishes 10 ascertain the preciss
condition of this line. in which the State
owns controlling interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25

BY request OF tho owner, who IL determined TO
sell, We wall offer for sale, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, 1898,
at o'clock +. Nj, the ABOVE PROPERTY. The
houses are situated on Winder street between
Washington and Carter streets. are well built,
contain six rooms each, and are very attractive.
A very small cash payment Is required Of u pur-
chaser, and q long credit with small monthly
payments will b. given on balance OF purchase
money.
The lots are well-lOcstei aud viii DO sold in
sizes and ca terms 20 sgit bidders.
Attend this sale and buy q comfortable homo.
DENoON, TUPPEk 4 CO..
je25 Auetisneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
Dauville Tobacco Market.

DASvI1E, Va. June 2i.-The leaf -tobac-
co market for the week closing today was
devoid Of any interest. The deliveries
were small and prices no improvement
over those of several weeks past. There
were only Cos, 0OOpounds OF leaf sold during
the week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25

liouor.dealer lett in the corporation. Last
week during tho couflagration hero
Braughton's saloon was completely
burned down.
SINCERITY TESTED.
The sincerity and consistency OF the
Prohibitionists were tested to-day, when
Mr.. Braughton made proposition IN
writing TO the Council that II refunded
his tax of S500--less pro.rata charge from
Ist of May-tbat he would abandon the
liouor business here entirely. and thus the
hearts desire manifested for dry town
would be realized. This proposition was
rejected by the Council by recorded vote
of 4 dry members against 1t and vets
In favor Of il, the drys thus voting for
the sale OF liquor and the vets against It.
Whatever NAV be SAID of tho heather
Chinee, it Is certain that the ways and
devices Of the Prohibitionists are en-
veloped in mystery.
Mr.. Braughton will rebuild ut once and
continue business at tho old stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25

~ o Il II L n t. HS
No. 3l3 Harrison street; s rooms
No. 10 south Reservoir street, . rooms.
No 213 west Grace street: 10 rooms
No. Il north FOurtb street: 81 rooms.
No 1920 west Marshall street: rooms.
No. 120i6 west Clay street rooms.
LOmbnrdy and Floyd aveIue; q rooms
No 1906 west Main street: Z rooms
No. 81 north Fret street; rooms.
No. 800 north First street; > rooms.
No 1909 east franklin street: 3 rooms.
No COS north Twenty-1rst street: rooms
No. 1924 cost Marshall street; rooms.
No. Oh Catherine street; Z rooms.
SUTTON & CO..
10 2J-it 1914 Main strset.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25

GPECIAL SALE
- MONDAY, june 20, 1893,
Mt lOl6 O'Clock
OAK CHAMBER SUITS,
NEW BED LOUNGES,
new SINGLE LOUNGES,
LIBRARY TABLES,
WILLOW ROCKERS. OAK ROCKERS,
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS,
NEW MATING, FLOOR OIf-CLOrH,
slows, SAFES. BEDSTEADS.
REFRIGERATOR. MEN PARLOR SUITS,
OAK EXTENSION TABLE, NEW SAFES,
G2 yard, NEW TAPESTRY CARPET.
Large lot CLOTHING, NOTIONS, HATS, STA
1IONRRI.
.. 4, ana 5-FOOT STEP-LADDERS.
PORCH and LAWN CHAIRS,
LAWN BENCHES,
Several NEW TRUNKS,
. very nns LEATHER TRUNKS, and many
other desirable goods
te25 j. II. VALENTINE. Auctoneer
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iNsINceRs PaoHIelTioNlsrs.
They Decitne 60 Refund the Tax and the
saloon VIII he Reepsssd.

fcoussDoaderce Of the R,csnoaa Dispasch.l
CHssg CrTr, Va, June ga few months
ago the Prohibitionists succeeded in GET
ting control Of the Town Council here.
Osteusibiy TO drive the sale Of intoy icants
from the town they passed an ordinance
to increase the liquor-license tax from $50
to<&,pDo per year, not presenting any one
would pay that amount ia small place ia
addition 90 The State tax. Mr.. X. braugh-
ton. OF Oxford, N. c.. owned saloon
here and paid the tax, being the only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25

DWELLINGS.
Nos. 1921 and 1923 Floyd avenue; rooms
each.
No ] 1895 east Clay street 12 rooms.
No. 308 north Twelfth street: ii rooms
No. 3I2 Monroe street; Z rooms.
No. 500 north Fourth street; rooms.
No. I0t Reservoir street 4 rooms.
No. 900 South Cherry street; rooms.
STORES,
No. 1928 west Main street: store and rooms
No. -, northwest corner Orleans and Second
streets (Fulton) store and rooms.
No. 224 south Pine street . rooms, &C.
APpEkSON & POLLARD,
"a o5-1t 4 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
VALUABLE JANEs-RIvER PLANrAr-o>.

Pursuant 10 decree Of the Circuit D0ur. q
AssmaTlo county. entered as Ito Nay i.iA
1892, IN the chaDcery causes q Franc, JOAN
con aud others o. ". l.. Crsnks executor al
others, ami John g. Spiscc, &C., rs. william =
Turner. the undersign commissioner, ap-
pointed BY said decree tor that purpose MI -
l o'clock i. 81. on
THURSDAY. july .. 1898,
on the premises proceed % sell ~ Cub - 40
ton 10 tho highest bidder the REAL hS4Al =
described In the proceedings In sail su's'
and which Ia described as follows:
A TRACT or LAND containing about Ht1
ACRES, situated on James river lgss b"'"T
Howsrdsville, in Ab-marls county. ai.oihIIs
the lAnds % r. q. Noting, q. ". Ginsr' ADA
others. ana within 3 short distance u The . iA.
try homes Of General I. d. Logan and Oo4ohe'
A. ). buiord, and being the same tract on VIII
the late William A. Turner resided. las -
contains an excellent resldeEce, WITH besutiJi
surroundings, 4 good orchard, and all Beoiea
out-buildinga Tho land ~ well su'tei Tor
siock-farm and 10 considered good sgricusihft'
land, especially the lovgrouni on James tl'0i'
Possession TO- seeding purposes VII 20 gis,n
after LIST OF ssptsn Der Of any part net Ihen IN
der cultivation. Full Possession WI Do sftN
on the 18th day Of November next or posse'-
sion Immediately purchaser paying Tor 101'
now en- land. -,
The terms OF sale will DO rs per cent Of To
purchase money. 20 10 paid IN cash. ana 70,
balance OF tue purchsss-m0ney On credl' ~
one, Two. aud three years, With interest," Husn
day OF sale, evidenced by bonds o. mo ~.
chaser, with personal security deemed goa "
the commissioners making the sale snd COZ.
tanning waiver u tho homestead exemption tue
title "a the property ~ be retained as aall1onal
security until the purohass-aoasy snail be lll.t
paid. In case the purchaser shall pay 70 onsa
one third or more Of the purchase money per-
sonai security wiz Be dispensed with.
Tbis Is eonstderea . very desirable plocs %
property. and persons des,rtag ~ purchase t1l'
class Of property viii do we'll 70 stsod the $40
For further particulars Apply 20 ths una''
signed, Il. c. MOON.
Scottsyille. Va,
JOHN b. MOON.
ID. HARMON,
Chariogtssviile, Va,
Copmlssloners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
KILLED BY A GlRL-PLAYMATE.
Emma Hines, Years Old, Shot by Tot
tho Same Age.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l

ALEXANDRIA. Va, June 24,-Emma, an g.
year-old daughter of Dir. Harry Hines. was
Shot and killed by o little girl-playmate
about the same age this evening. The
children had been playing together, and
by some means the child had gotten hold
of pistol. She was PLAYING with 1t when
il went of. the bal striking lttle Emma
Hines IN the temple. She lived but few
minutes after the shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25

n W. Duke, Clsrk Of the Circuit Court
Albsmaris county, do certify shas sas ooni re-
CURED In tho above causes has been gwen "
3. &. Noon and Daniel Harmon. "
Given under my hand A@ s,n Gay 2, y"'
ls92. h W. Dun.
10 4-Sult tieEAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
GOVERNOR sALUTEp.
ONE NEw-rArER.MAN LEFT.
"s1UCK A NAIL IN HIS FOOT"
MIR. Robert Greene Dies of Lochjaw Ten
DAYS Anerwards-PersOna Notes.

MIR. Robert Greene Dies of Lock- jaw Ten
Days Anerwards-Persona Notes.
fsorresp0nienc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GRlEaNnLu, n. c., June 2i.-About ten
DAYS ago Mr.. Robert Greene, ST., OF this
town. stuck "a nail III hia foot. Inc wound,
wnlle painful, did not cause him very
much Inconvenience. and lie thought 1t
was heal!ng nicely. When he arose Mon
dav morning OF this week he went 10 vawn
a.d was surprised to find The muscles of
his JAWS 50 contracted that he could
scarcely move them. These symptoms
grew worse. and on tuesday he WAS con-
fined TO his room with a severe case of
lOckjsw. He suffered intensely for three
days and died Thursday night. His re-
MAINS were inferred yesterday evening.
Rev. ". s. Bernard. one of the profess
soTs at Trinity School. ChocowInltz, re-
turned TO ms home here this week. His
sister. Miss Mamie Bernard, who has been
teaching at Wilmington. is also home for
vacation.
MORRIIL--MAYO.
A few evenings ago. at Falkland, in this
county, DR.. Jonniss Morrill, and Miss Lille
Mayo were married. Rev. j. n. II. Sum-
merell, of Tarboro', performing the cere-
mony.
Sir. Zeno H. Greene and daughter. of
Whitaker's, came down yesterday TO be-
present at the funeral of Mr.. Robert
Green. and Will remain here q few days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ii. White have returned
home from visit to relatives IN Greene
county.
A large party is being made up here TO
60 70 the teachers assembly at Morehead
OIL Monday and spend the week there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
SUPERINTENDENT OFPICg,1
NtEtfLIA pENfr.

VIRGINIA PENirsNTTARY,
Jnne %. 1893.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
) received at tbs Office until IL o'clock n.
TUESDAY, Jun 9Th. for Furnishing this ins,i-
tuition for three u0nthc. beginning July l, 1923,
with ;he following articles. su oct 10 lnspe tion
and IN greater or less quantities a5 may DO re-
cutei-y.L:
80 barre.s FAMILY FLOUR, samples;
3 barrels YIN EGAR. sample;
l,oOO Bushels good merchantable BOLTED
MEAL, sample:
1900 pounds LlGHT-BROWNS SUGAR. sample
250O6 pound BULk-MEATS, BUTTS, BEL
LIES. SHOULDERS, STRIPS. ana SIDES,
sample;
$500 POUNDS TCBPENTINE SOAP, sample;
24OO pounds GROUND COFFEE, sample:
40 pounds BLACK PEPPER GRAIN, sample:
$500 pounds RICE, sample:
1900 gallons lOw-grade Sl RUP or NOLASSES,
800 saIlous KERosENE-oIL, 12O-dogreo test
SAMPLE;
200 gallons KEROsfNE-OU, 16O-derree test
sample;
% sacks LINERPOOi-FILLED SALT.
Bidders name and prco 10 be On each sample.
Said articles TO DO delivered ~ the peniientlary
tree OF drayage in slcA quantities and at such
times - the superintendent may direct.
Separate bids will DO received for any article
Oh the LET.
The right 70 reject any or all bids is reserved.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
B. W. LYNN,
&c 23-3t Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
= Avail HoNoRs TO GOVERNOR CARR.
Captain CoDgdop, of the Colfax, Tenders
an Excursion TO Leading Carolinians.
IspccInl telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l


ATLANTIC HorEL, MOREHEAD CRY, n. c.,
june 24.-Captaln Congdon, commanding
the United States revenue cutter COitaX,
which guards the coast from Charleston
to Hai,eras, arrived here yesterday eve
rlur aud anchored in the sound. Learn
iEg thgt Governor Carr and many
other prominent people were stop
PING at the Atlantic, the command
ant came 10 tie hotel this morning
nud asked the Governor 70 take an eX-
CuFsiOn on the cutter to Cape Lookout TINS
evening. and extending the courtesy TO
100 cxcurslonists. Just before J.. N.
CAPTAIN Cougdou sent his gig to the hotel
pier, where the Governor and his lmmo-
diatc friends started for the steamer, fol-
lowed by theOtner eXcur7lonlsts IN newly
painted SAL bCats.
GOVERNOR sALUTEp.
Reaching the vessel. the artillery paid til
lute with fifteen guns. much 10 che terror
OF the nervous ladies of the party, aud ut
Psi tue cutter steamed through the chan
nol to the ocean beyond at a good speed.
beside Governor Carr. Ex-Governor jar
Nls. Chiei-JCsuce Sheppard. numbers ot
noted college presidents and professors.
lawyers OF national reputation, and others.
helping 20 make up the most notable
crowd ever assembled II one boat, went
on the excursion.
ONE NEW-PAPER-MAN LEFT.
Bearden's Orchestra was among the
party and oil OF the newspaper men here
hut one. The wives and daughters of
many accompanied them. There was 10
meeting III Assembly Hall, the musical
concert after supper being all the teachers
do TODAY. Those who were not on the
excursion were out sailing, bathing, or
fishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
PYTHlAN GRAND OFFICERS.
Those Eiocte: by tho Grand Lodge for the
Year-Base- Fall Game.
Special telegram to tho DIS patch. !

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
GREENSBORO, n. c., June 24.-The fol-
lowing are the officers elected by the
Grand Lodge tor the ensuing year: f. A.
Ebert, Winston, grand chancellor; {. t..
Hoiton, Greensboro, grand vlce-chancel-
Tor; L. X. Law. grand prelate; w. w. Will
son, Raleigh. grand master at arms; 5. Il.
Bundy. Monroe. grand inner guard; ii. L.
Hudson, Shelby. grand outer guard;
John L. Dudley, grand keeper of records
and seal; John Ward. grand master of ex-
oheGuer (re-elected) Supreme kepresen-
tative. W. s. Cook. Fayetteville. in place
OF w. L. Halloweli. Goldsboro'.
A CRANK.
A gentleman who is q stranger IN these
parts Is attracting attention in this city
by his search for an imaginary treasure
which he believes 10 be buried near the
negro cemetery. He has three hands at
work whom he directs from diagram
which he refers TO continually.
The tobacco men Of the city PLAYED the
regular base ball team here yesterday af-
ternoon, resulting IN defeat for the to-
eacco men. the score standing 16 to =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25

rs. Richmona. Ds.,.,
Knowles e. as. June ~, 1884
BY virtue o. tho decree Boo 'hsa b.y,...,-., -,
cause the uudcrsigEoJ. .pe-ial r
therein appointed Tor fi1 purpose a ..,
auction, on the premises,
DNESOAI. Jrss 2s-r.
a. O p. NJ. tho A.ove PROPERTY t.....,.
said decree "a follows. That -er.. ..
land. with improvements therein. fr.
feet on the east Inc ui norm ~lTfi s....
feet north OF north line a leies sf-.. .
running back eestwsrlly between ..., ....
10 Leigh street 1871 feet uure 0r .a..
THIS Is a very Gesiratlr rs-.Icn. a. .- r.... ...
vestment u steady alf p~fmarn.f t... .
is nesrncs. O. blslDe,s. rIarkrts. ...
rendering u eagerly sought after ls t....
Terms: one fourth cash. tt.f.. .,
twelve. ana eighteen mOata-. .rt..... lad
secured ~ deed Of trust
WALLACE p. if.H..
Special ....
J. THOMPSON Brown s. co.. kI.t.
Permits 20 Inspect tho .-r4 .....s t.
the sale can 10 obtained from t-r l.. ....
JCrIA |. TgITER. PiNNrlfF. t3A,.r H......
1T ALS., DFFFNDtSfs-lN ulE tIA>.... .,-
or THE CITY o. RICHMOND.
!. Charles vs.. Goblin. Cork - a. ..... ..
fifty that the bond required nd r.- .....
missioner by TIE decree no .l.I .....
u. 1893, has boon duly Vsel.
Gwen under my hRui tra -2i CAV .f ....
1898. CNAkLl, N. Ilu.I.
10 % or.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
ron RENT.
Fon RENT, ,ron,,.

EOR RENT,
IL STORES.
No. 213 Droad street, between SECOND anu
Third, now occupied by \. j. Binswanger, ESD
Possession August i. 1893
No. IL Governor street, between Man ana
Franklin.
no. 1909 Main street. between iwoutn ana
Thirteenth. formerly occupied by the Planters
National Bank.
No. rs Ninth street, between Main and Frank
lin streets. r,,,>,o
above.
No. $40 west Cary street, corner Cherry-a
good grocery stand. 100,
n. SELDOM TAYLOR son,
10 25-1t corner Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
AUCTION sALEs-Mendsy. ~
BY Sutton q Co.,
Real Estate AuctioneerA
lOI4 Main street.

Real Estate AucsloneerA
lOI4 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND
AND
COUNTY OF HEINRICH.
CONSISTING OF
TWO BRICK TEyEaENTs ON THE WEST
SIDE or HICKORY OR SHORT CLAY
STREET, Nos. e26 AND 92s;
SMALL BRICK DWELLING on NORTH SIDE
OF CABELL STREET, No. 400;
TWO BRICK TENEMENTs AT TIE NORTH
EAST CORNER or HICKORY AND
WEBSTER STREETS, Nos
400 AND 400;
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING ADJofN-
ING On WEBSTER STREET, No. 4O4;
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING. No. 4lo
WEBSTER STREET
ALSO.
LARGE BRICK DWELLING AT THE NORTH
EAST CoRSfK OF JACQUELIS AND
CARTER STREETS, IN TIE
COUNTY OF HENRlCO.
r. A. Justis Decree Of Richmond Chan
~. Gerry Court en'ereu inc iotn
Watkins aud ais. Gay OF June. 1893.
In execution OF a decree In the above-nnmed
suit tho undersigned special commissioner, ap-
pointed thereby. snail proceed 70 sell ~ public
auction. upon the premises. the above-descrlDei
PROPERTY, In che following order:
on MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1898,
commanding n, q o'clock p. NJ, TWO BRICK
TENEMENIS, Nos. 400 and 402 Webster or
Goddin street with four rooms each.
FRAME DWELLING No. 40f Webster street,
with four rooms. - . 49,.
Webster. containing seyen or eight rooms aud
LOT fronting 2lx33 ieet.
TWO BRICK TENENENTS on the west side Of
Hickory between Webster and tabeh streets
Nos g2s AID OPS. containing four rooms each.
SMALL BRICK DWELLING No 4O2 CaDell
street. with two rooms lot fronting 1890 Feet.
on TUESDAY, June p, 1893.
n, o o'clock p. w.. that LARGE BRICK DWELL
ING At the northeast corner OF Jacqucln aud
Carter stress, 10 the county OF Henrco, adlOin-
ing the western limits OF tho city OF Richmond
containing eigh. or nine room, with iet 'front.'
ing 0Oxl6O feet.
Most Of this property Is small. but rents well
and will pay handsomely on the Investment.
TERMS: Ono rhird cash {; balance IN Two equal
ius.alments Of Onr and two yaArs, the purchaser
TO give his negotiable notes, with interest addri
from day OF sale and TO keep tho Improvements
insured for three fourihs OF the purchase
money. TIC llllf 10 DC Ifttllfl hltl MI til' pa
chaso-noaoy il paid and conveyance ordered
by the court, or all cash. ., the option OF tho
purchaser. j. II. WEBB-pEpLOE,
Special Commissioner.
r. A. JusrT. PLtlNTIFF, AGAINST WATKINS AID
AIS. DEFESDANrs-lS THE CHAhCERY COCkr
or TEE CITY or RICHMOND.
/. Charles W. Goldin, Clerk OF said court
certify that tho bond required OF the special
commissioner by the decree in said cause OIL
TAQQ beAf IIly given.
Given under my hand tnis l.th day OF June,
1snn ltHARI Is " GDnnIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
GEN'L W. H. TERRY.
THE MONUMENT TO HIS MEMORY
UNVEILED AT WYTHEviLLE.
Imposing Masonic services-his Grand
Record ns Soldier and National
Legislator.
Especial ,ercgram to tho Dispatch.l

wYTnEyuAE. Va. June 2i.-The marble
shaft erected TO the memory of General
William II. Terry in the East-End Gene
terry BIZ the Masons and the old comrades
and friends OF the dead veteran was I'M
yelled with appropriate Masonic ceremo-
MES at O'Clock this afternoon. A num-
Der of Masons from different State lodges
took part with the Wytheyille Chapter in
the procession and ceremonies. and tho
Wytheville band furnished suitable music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING.

CLRRg's OFFICE OF
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, June %. 1893.
Pursuant 20 tho provisions Of section 3i17,
347S. 3459 0f the Code OF Virginia, SEALED
PROPOSALS VIII be received by the under
signed AZ his of9cs. a; the State courthouse. IN
the city Of Richmonl. until - O'Clock Of the
10Th INSTANT, fof tbs printing, &C.. Of all
Huch records - the supreme Court Of Appeals
At Richmond may require Tor ono year IRON tho
lst day OF Jolly. 1913 Tho proposals shall
state ITO anon: pes page ~ 1900 ems IN email
plea type, and Include the paper, printing, bind
ing, n neat cover With The style OF the case aud
tho court from Which tbs record comes neatly
printed thereOr.f said printing 10 % done in q
compact form without blank pages or blanks Se-
tween lIues or paragraphs, no extra charge 20
be made for figure work not exceeding three
columns. i be printing to be done ia the city OF
Richmond under the supervision OF the clerk.
GEORGE X. TAYLOR,
te 2324. 35.9THo0 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
A UCTION SALE OF BRICK srov,
AND DWELLING
CORNER ST. PETER AND BAKER STREET,
THREE FRAMED TENEMENT ~,
ST PETER STREET,
ALSO LOT on BAKER STREET.
OK THURSDAY, JvNE ~, 1893. At ..,o ,

The above STORE, besiios ,hs lar,. 49,.
room, contains SIX gOod rooms AMI = -
This 10 very desirable and vel-l,-..', ~.
ness-stand. and parties dosirug a.. .i'.
make no better purchase either iar .g..r...'
Investment. - Q
Tho HOUSES each contain 'hroe r.o....-
are rented by good tcranfs who oay t...i VI
dividends on the amount Inyostei -
The LOT fronts 81 fees snd st,ert,,...
good depth. To build on sane g..l -,
could be secured az once, as pror,,,, l...s
vicinity reDts very readily #" -
be- divided to SUIT purchaser. N' "a
TERMS; Very Reasonable AT ~ Pc s--......
al sale +. Ii. PL, ENAtIl,
Io.J AY.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
HIS CAREER.

General Terry was native of Amherst
county and married Miss WiggInton, of
Bedford. He commenced tho practice OF
his profession of law Of Wytheyille and
lived here until his death. September.
1889. He went into the southern army a.
a lieutenant Of the Wythe Grays, and
after successive promotions was made
colonel Of the Fourth Virginia infqntry.
After the battle of Spotsylvania Court
house he was made brigsdier-gene He
served in the Forty ninth and Fifty, first
Congresses and was very popular, both
with his constituents and fellow-congress-
men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25
By j. Thompson Br0W1 to.
lll3 Man street
COU RT SALE
~ or
NEAT TwO-sTORY BRICK pWvrfr.,
No. 6l5 SIXTH STREET. Man
SlKhEI ~
CENTRALLY LOCATED

Teller IN Cbaroery C..-t ...
rs. ( Richmond. N..fa. .. "
Knowles e. as. [ June 81, 1884
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25

BY Stevens Co. anc A. T.. Aila.l.
Roal Estate AuctOnr.rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25

Az Mason he stood very high and was
master Of the Grand Lodge of the State at
his death. An ELOQUENT address was made
at the grave by Captain Robert Crochott,
and the ceremonies were beautiful and
impressive. After the unveiling the grave
was covered with lovely flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-25

In execution Of decree In the above-nnmed
SUIT tho undersigned special commissioner, ap-
pointed thereby, snail proceed 20 sell ~ pubic
auction. upon the premises. the abo7e-describei
PROPERTY, In the following order:
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-27
CHURCH NOTES.
ltecture.

Services at the Baptist church Sun
day morning as usual.
Preaching service at the Opera
House Sunday evening. All are in
vited.
The Cottage prayermeeting will be
held at Mrs. Foor's next Tuesday
evening.
The Young Converts meeting will
be held at Mrs. Johnstons on Satur-
day evening Of this week.
The Band of Hope meets tomorrow
(Friday) afternoon Immediately after
school at the Opera House. A full
attendance is desired. Anna Han
thorn Pres. Nina Riggs Secy.
The Martha and Mary society will
meet at Mrs. Ayers next Wednesda,
afternoon at three o'clock, r. R. time
All ladies interested are invited
Plenty of work to do. Bring you
things.