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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

usny MllnDu's 80 bk,ys bsdly iniursd.
AunA BkDoo> sAoajdee csunked. sam
Maxwell. boy. e~dly hut; ID. ~ O Bslea
siisd DIS sfnsnooo- Several thai w<rs
INFUSED died thu sssning; nsnss could
Boa ~ isasnsd
Oshns 0naxAs-
Deaths q other poiats: Tea killed
near Auestaa. TO near puln.by. fse
near ssosm lAks A. Quiulby. south u
Chesokee. where the storm started. Mrs.
Aolsssux and Mrs Lester were in.
sfzntly killed
Fivo nAiles sDuth u Aureiia Samuel
Bureh and wife and three children sere
killed Also fsxu hznd named John
son. Lulu and Ella Stslsy and swesis
glri we're killed John Peters wili die.
Five miles southwest q Storm Lake
ysmss Brston sad child and man
named Bottom we're dashed ~ death A
family of i've persons living five miles
south u Newell died in the awful TEN.
pest. nrx Gortop and three children
aud Johnson Detwiier were killed three
miles sDushvsss of Fonda
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

'Yis. Mrs Muggins, Pat and Oh part
TO meet no more. o. whit to the hos
pital to AK after him. 'Oi want to SEQ
me husband says 1.-THE man that got
blowed up 'Yez can't, says the doc
thor; he's under the infooence OF Ann
Estheticks.' Oh don't know the lady,
says On. mighty disnided loike. but il
mo lawful welded husband kin act loike
that when he's at dith's door Oil have
divorce frvm himy"-Ncwport News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Ers~t daily more great cure. Of hnnsers and d.
eases - The cain. scalp. and hlod than all other
r~sne.fies combined ttricusA. The great fktn
Care. ant CrTIeV soar. an exquisite fkir Irlri.
fer sod Hsaatner, externally, and srTrcrEs rs
.otvxsr the pew Blood Purifier and greatest 81
Hamer Renedi~s. Internally. cure every .pseis- -
Hehioe. farming. seaiy. Pimpiy, and tiotchs d.
~ tho .sln. scalp. snd blood from nfanrs -
rxe from pspiss scrsfals. y hen the b~ss phy al
cans and eli oShsr rsmsd.ss fail.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

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the hes ys-tn bad condhop. suffering ero.iy froa
very. poos cead,sson 1wcixhrd A. tho L@e got tie
your bail 10 al eHokTEt1. - khching 81
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Sold everywhere. Price. curtcrRa. soe., So 40
&c. kssoavk~r. Ell Prepared - the FofrKR
shses AND sssstfAL toRsoRsrf~S. te-to.-
os send fas " Hs~ ~ Cure Sks fi-ssse-." -
ysx~s. - illustrations. TO tsstinsolsiAis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

m Naples. slses heats. reri. nv N. eh.pped and
HlW stly saln eaf-d BIZ CNffetaA soar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

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~ fanrrog. whose house ws~ right ia
fbs path q ihs stfrai. - sracug the
fsa1. ftaNise - hts brother. Ben
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nas stssl ne sksll a ben having teea
rashatl tad si.eut ever b,sns - tIs-
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Ma paYeY. STE q President Dsvey
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assthss q TIE txo whose death =
feiats.l atava. aiep lsst her hfe. She
fln eat = tie house. intending - ret -
30. ~ liie caves bat Bad iust reached
81. s3sl.e = the rasd when she wss
-ffaex - tfas house tiosn down fr,m
81. ,rrsstte corn~r. rasried 40 sgsirpss
= 1-e~ arsi crushri - a Pulp The -er
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tsckt ssf Rat she ESCAPED with brf
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frznsie Banks. . ~ vear eid Effi liz
- ~ F~f lx~iee vs- fsond sussx
f1s r-iios n,siav A piec~ - $500 .i,cnt
tsf the sise = a. ordinary fenee rssi
I'D hf>r driven rixhf tar,stsk her isvly
snsrrxg rsght b-ic~ re heart snd con
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
Frniernal LEGION.

AIessrs. John w. Marshall chairman OF
the finance committee of the Supreme
Camp Of Fraternal Legion; NJ. J. Block,
secretary Of the Supreme Camp. and
Judge William II. Edwards. chairman OF
the committee on laws, We're in the city
Yesterday for the purpose Of presenting
members OF the Fraternal Legion In this
city with evidences OF their appreciation
An the shane Of presents in recognition OF
the courtesies extended the Supreme
camp OF the Fraternal Legion during It's
session I'm this city last March.
supreme orator A. w. Rosene was pre-
scented with a handsome gold badge Win
the following inscription on the diverse
side; presented TO a. w. Rosene, SUI
preme Orator, Supreme Camp Fraternal
legion. 1898" On the reverse side Is the
motto Of the order "Non Nobis Solum."
zach member OF Stonewall Camp, OF
,bis CITY. received a handsome silk UNI
brena. with the insignia of the order
iniaid I'm the handle
About 2 o'clock in the afternoon thu
visiting members were entertained by
gtonewall Jackson Camp, Of this city, al
Delarue's restaurant. An elegant iuncf
vas served and an address OF welcom'
was made by Mr.. A. w. Rosene. whici
was responded 10 by Mr.. Marshall, o.
Baltimore.
speeches were also made by Judge Ed
wards and others, after which the part
adjourned 20 visit different points of in
terest In the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
Excise Commissioners Appointed.

The State Board Of Excise Commission
ers met at the office Of the auditor Of pub
lie accounts yesterday afternoon. All the
members were present, namely, Second
Auditor Josiah Ryland, Jr., chairman
Auditor CT Public Accounts Colonel
Morton Marye, and State Treasurer A. w.
Herman, secretary; c. Lee Moore, record
err
The resignation Of w. w. Wysor, mem
Der Of the Board Of Excise Commission
ers of the city Of Lynchburg, was accept
ed. and Colonel II. Ii. Withers Of that
city, was appointed TO fill the vacancy
His term Of office viii expire on April
II. 1894
The members of the various boards OF
excise commissioners In this State are
appointed for terms Of Office Of two years
each. Their compensation is fixed by law
at the rate of So per day while executing
the work Of the Office, but the tota'
amount 10 be allowed to each member is
not TO exceed $3.50 a year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
THE CRY MISSION.
fts Organ nation and Methods ofDispensing
Assistance to the Poor.

Assistance to the Poor.
The City Misslon was organized TO take
care OF the poor Of the city, relieve them
when sick. improve them both morally
and physically, encourage them 10 work
and md places for them where they can
support themselves. The MISSION IL
governed BY Board OF Managers
selected without regard 10 sect: The
Board consists Of president, four wee
presidents, purchasing agent, secretary
treasurer and seventy-five visitors.
he city Is divided into districts with
two ladies assigned to each district. Ihe
duty OF these visitors Is 10 visit the
house OF each poor person (needsng help)
in their district. enter the names or
book find out al about the surroundings
OF the family, and try and improve
their condition. The old people are the
ST eCial care Of the Mission. In cases 81
sickness milk and other suitable nouflSh-
ment is provided, and In winter hahnei'
blankets, etc, are furnished and, IN a1ui-
ton. all the old clothing and shoes that
can be COTTON from families. The Cooh .Sal
has been in the habit OF donating l1~
loads OF gas coke 10 the ladies' OF the
CITY Mission which was distributed Dy
them among the poor. The coal was
distributed by tickets signed by the
chairman of the Coal Committee, also
by Mr.. Carter Superintendent OF uDllc
Charities. II was then given by one or the
lady visitors 10 a family in the district
signed with the name OF visitor ana also
With the name OF the recipient heSe
tickets were hOnored at the Gas WORKS
and then returned to the Office OF SupeIlh-
tet.dent Of Public Charities, thus showing
the fnpossibility Of fraud, and that me
distribution passed under the supervision
~ tbe SUPERINTENDENT Of Public ChaIlues'
a citv official Being unable TO OBTAIN
coke this year. they have applied 70 the
Council for s. 900 with which TO purchase
fuel and they hope IT will be granted
as The loss Of 1t will greatly inJure u'e
efBcieucv OF the Mission I'm heiplnS
the moor. The superintendent Of Fupilc
Charities can testify to the great Naiae
NJ the Mission in the distribution OF tuei
among the poor No visitor is allowed 10
Give fuel or help until she visits tne
f.,u,gv, and IS fully assured OF the
witness Of the party. The Mission Is
entirely dereudent On the iiberaHty Oh
the citizens for support with me eNcep-
ION OF 500 and the coal given py the
cornell. The ladies give their time ana
~ frev 10 assist the city In taking care
~ its poor and they feel they nave a
riobt 10 ask the Council for fuel 10 ana
tber in their work The CRY MISSION
Eae been in successful operation LOT
tvgtrty years. Last year 1900 families
we're cared for with an expenditure ol
81 900. elsa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
qnoUBIE WIN THE BOILER.
II Causes Number Of the Ele ic Lights
to Go Ont.


10 Go O1t.
In an Interview yesterday with Mr.
r Craieie. secretary Of the Richmond
Pan,yay and Electric Company he
stated. In regard TO the electric lights GO
ino, ont unon several occasions in differ-
ent uarts Of this city and Manchester OF
late that the trouble was due to some I'M
avoIdable hitch in a part Of the Hachlh-
cry at the power house. one OF the
boilers I'm the light house, said he, talled
10 work as usual and some necessary
repairs had to be made. This work mace
II necessary to shut off the currents on
the wires feeding a large number OF the
arc lights used for commercial purposes
but notice had been given the
consumers before the lights were
cut off This same trouble IN
one Of the boilers had cauSed
delay of an hour or so IN turning on the
MANCHESTER street lights last Monday
night. as the repairs had not been com
pleted until a little after 6 o'clock. The
deficiency i'm the machinery, SAID MT.
Craieie. was caused by unavoidable rea-
sons. The trouble was remedied 5s soon
as pcssibie. however, and there would b
no more cause for complaint. hereafter
except in case Of an unforeseen accident
The iron bridge being constructed from
the FOOT of seventh street TO browns
Island, is nearing completion. IL is ex
pected that the work will be finished II
"a few days The machinery at the powe
house on Seventh street will be removed
TO Browns Island. where a power house
will be soon erected. The moving Of ma
chinery will be done by degrees, and vii
not interfere with the street car service
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
Pnrllnn Refused.

The Governor has declined to pardon
Julia Flord who in February 1870 was
sentenced in the Corporation Court Of
I.ynchburg 90 one years Imprisonment
an the penItentlary for grand larceny. IL
appears from the records that. in April
1876. she received a second term Of three
years for similar crime. in December
iSS2 a third term of one year, and in
December, 1889 fourth term Of four
years.
Five years Imprisonment was added
by the Circuit Court OF this city for
the second offense, after she had been
sentenced the third time, and the life
sentence was added by the same court
for the third conviction. after she had
been sentenced the fourth time. There
was some doubt as 70 her guilt for the
second conviction at the time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
BY X. 3. Chaffn q Co,
ReaA Estate Agents. SID Ai5tQti.aaoeSS,
No. 1 north Tenth street.

m RIISTEEs' AUCTION SALE or. THE
FARM KNOWN As y ELLOW IAN-
ERIN. IN HENRICO COUNTY, ON
BROON T11RNFlGlS, ABOUT DIN
MILES FROM RICHMOND CONTAIN
ING ABOUT 10 ACRES.-By virtue or a
deed OF trust. dated March T. 1870, re-
corded in Henrico County Court, in -. h..
l2g A. page 3ss, and al request OF Dene-
ficiary, default having been made in pay
ment OF debt secured. / VIII sell by pub
lie auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER u. 1893
at II O'Clock NJ. the PROPERTY De
SCR1BED ~ SAID DEED. as fOnows:
All that certain tract OF land containing
no 71-lOO acres. with the buildings ard
improvements thereon lying and being 10
HenricO county. on the Brook Turnpike,
about six mites north OF Richmond, known
as yellow Tavern. and bounded as fOl-
lOWs-tO-WIt. on the west by the BROOK
Turnpike on the north by Narpeua, on
the east BY Or Moore and King. ana on
the south by Hayne's. being part or the
land Allotted ~ N2e dSSssAon ot tHe lAqo
OF James HITS estate. ana 40 acres con-
Veyed by deed dated April II 1913 re-
corded IN HenrcO County Court Deed
Book g1. PAGE as and 9.J13j-l0,UO acres
conveyed bv deed dated February ~, 1874.
and recorded IN HsNYYc0 County Conn
Deed Book o.. page 4I3 The Brook
Pike" is now one OF the best roads lead
ing into the city and that section OF cOun-
try has been greatly improved, and Major
Ginter Is sull making improvements 70
the roads and lands. Tbs sale offers q
chance for a good investment.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale, any
taxes due and 10 pay note OF $3.50
with interest from March 4, lSa, and the
S oi se on erR q hRRSse trustee az sSu'
r. B. cHAFFIN & CO.. Auctioneers.
nO7-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
nor RENT.
PROCLAMAT on.
9 TATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- ING PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR

In solemn recognition and profound
Acknowledgement of the mercy and good
ness of Almighty God during the past
year, and with hearts filled with graft
tude for His tender care and innuneraple
blessings, and especially for the exemption
of our people from the dread scourge OF
pestilential epidemics, / hereby call upon
the people OF this State to assemble on
THURSDAY, the 30th day Of NOVEM-
BIER, In the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety-three, IN
their respective places Of divine worship,
10 give thanks to our Heavenly Father
for all the great benefits that we have
received at His hands, and for all His
loving kindness to US and 10 all men.
While we meet together 10 give thanks
for all the great blessings vouchsafed 10
us let US not forget TO offer our aims
and give OF our abundance 10 those who
are in need. sickness and distress. Let
us kindly remember on that day the poor
and the sick. and do all in our power 10
ameliorate their condition, that we NAV
have the consolation Of knowing that we
did what We could 10 tighten the burdens
Of our brother in this Me
In witness whereof / have hereunto
signed my name and caused the lesser seal
Of the State 10 be affixed, at the Capitol,
In the city of Richmond. this 9th day
of November. in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
three and IN the 11Sth year OF the Com
mOnwealth. L. w. MKINNEY.
by the Governor
n. w. FLOURNOY.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
nol0-eod3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
Childrrn's L. tertnlnments

The next Of the series Of children's en-
tertainments at the Woman's Christian
Association will take place at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. This tine ii will be a
"Prize-bag party" Each child comes in
and gets a prize for five cents. There Will
be young people to play with the children
and see that they have a good time and
do not get hurt. Cream, cake, candy, and
gingerbread for sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
~ OTICE-TRUSTEE SALE OF NAL-
\ LIABLE FARM. STOCK, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, ETC.

Whereas. by deed dated on the 18th
day Of January, 1891, and duly recorded
I'm me Clerks office of tye NSaNty SoNyt
Of buckingham county, va, n. T. Fayne
did convey In trust 10 DAM; Lyon the
property hereinafter described, 10 secure
10 il. b. Taiiaferr0 q co. the payment
OF certain notes accounts and aqYances
made and to be made by said n. IS.
Tallaferro & Co; and whereas &. G. rama
ferro was substituted trustee by the
County Court OF buckingham county, by
decree entered al its August term, 1913
and default hs>Vtog pee0 made in toe pay
ment of part Of said notes accounts ana
advances, now, therefore, by virtue or
authority vested in me by said deco, ana
having been directed 50 10 DO Dy the
beneficiary, / will offer for sale al public
auction, on the premises on
2STH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888,
IL o'clock A. M, the following property.
viz: The FARM or TRACT OF LAND
situated on the James river in the county
of BOcNiOgham Va, consisting ~ -,0o1
ACRES, more or less, upon which is hour
grlst and saW-mill and all the horses,
cows, stock implements, household and
kitchen furniture. and everything belong
ing 10 and pertaining to the place.
TERMS: Cash as 10 so much OF Inc
proceeds as may be necessary 70 defray
the expenses of this trust and 10 discharge
the amount Of money due said Taliaferro
q Co, amounting to S4,S93.H, with ac-
crueA iNtevest tS tlySe 81 sale, qaqyA N8S
balance on terms TO De made known on
day OF sale. c. c. TALIAFERRO,
nolOf72I2G Sub-Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
THE VERNON TooTH-BRUsH.-THls

Il BRUSH continues 10 grow in popu-
larity, which is due TO the fact that We
made. The finest quality Of bristle and
the most carefully selected bone have
been used in their construction. These
brushes are guaranteed not TO shed their
brtstits. Should you get defective one
your druggist win replace il with a new
one. Price, 20 cents each, or 81 per dozen
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LAID e. CO,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY Denoon upper q 60.
Real Estate Agents anu isae sfu0
~ RUSTEES SALE
OF
NICE BUILDING LOT ON EAST SIDE
OF
JEFFERSON STREET
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
STREETS.
~ RUsTEE's SALE

~, virtue Of tho provisions Of GER
tan deed of trust dated October -. 1872.
and OF record in Rlchnond C M ~
Court Deed Book ~ ~ n p ,5e p 1Gy eS
"a IT, "a ds ,seratn secured and being
pea1ired So to DO. j will sell by auction
on the premises, OH
THii,AY NrYa4apeS "a, lS1i,
at 4:SO T.. ~. the LOT ABOVE DE-
SCRiBED Commencing l20 feet south
OF Cary street ana fronting on me east east
,,ir'~ h.tt- bat,Yeen raralei lines l2S feet
Ia a iG-foof aIIey. on t9e LOT is a large
tWo-story frame stable and carpenter ;
shop. ~ ,,,.,,,,,,,-
fp., mis- t,,,et and 10 pay note or $5Zi'
Ir{th Iv>s-[e+et tE47ql,q, fcoU1 NoVepooer /,
1888 and balance on terms 20 be an
nounced at sale. ..l,.. ,,...,-.-.
nO5-td G. l.. DEMON, trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

11YRGYNIA NAVIGATION COMPANYS
v JAMES RIVER LINE for the sea
SHORE. cheapest and most pleasant route
90 Norfolk. Portsmouth, old Point NeW-
port News. ClaremOnt and JdIrs river
lsAo2iNgs Connections. Al Old P)int and
Norfolk To- Hampton and Snut Ield.
Va Washington. u. g., baltimore Phiia-
delphia and New York James river ~
DAYLIGHT Great tourist line James
town. Duf en- Gap and war Scvp cry. l.ttes
&e-s tNAu han ChArge2 oS rail. fsfe 70
portsmouth. Ola Point and NOTION.
$50 and 500 Steamer AIisi
leaves Richmond every MoN-
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRiI a. al
7 A NJ (STREET CARS GO y. RhC L
IY TO STEAMERS WHAhf1 10 aDoe
named places. Through tickets on SAFE
on steamer and at CAREERS Agency, 10
9Ol Main street. Baggage checkeo
through. State-rooms engaged LOT gay
or plSht. MuNe BY grand orcaestfleh.
FREIG HT.-Freight recciv 90 aaliy ~. ye
above-named places ana Ea5tsIh 20, -
Caroiina. also for Eastern SHORE OF II
ginia and ali regular landings on th99
1ames river. al LOWEST RATES. anu
ttNvoVgA bills issued.
EDWARD f. BARNEY, President.
IRWIN WEISIGER, superintendent,
General Offices: Planters Bank Buid-
Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

D-Dluuor. S-Supprr
No. % makes all local st0ns. Conn
at Raleigh with Piedmont AIRLINE or
vile, n. a.. and al intermediate p1n 1. ..-
Western North e. rolna haliro I.
No. 20. '(e,u0uled Limited Iran bIHei
Sleepers. Hlchm .ud 90 Atlanta q .uue 10
rectiy 40 atlanta With Wa A t j t9r Dat..
tauooga, Nashville, an4 all points west q OH on
meets with A. IL 81 B.. T. p. for Mobile. Iioa.-
gomerv New Orleans. and all points So1' D.
wos No extra charge on "bostlHl-ed Trans
RIVE RlCHMONu
No. i9t-Daily Atlanta SPECIAL "fss.-
buied Limited Train '-ii.i5 49, 3D.
40 rs, daily except auuiay-dt4 AMI Ll'
press-8.5U = b.
For tickets Pullman. RECREATION, Sc, a.
ply az ticket Office. Dyrd-5treet s'h ION. Hial-
m0nd Transfer Com any ui east NH.n s'lesh
RHd company Office, o3j east haIn stree.
JOHN @. WiNDER. T.. i MYERS.
General Manager. General 0In.
o. v. SMl II. .LAhULieJN.
Traffic Manager, Pass niger AEela
Ii NJ EOYEIN gffv PASSENGER Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

Explanatory OF Prof Lambert's system
OF mastering Preach conversation. within
the limits OF @0 wotds. to-day at l.. ~.
at Young Mems Christian Association.
Bring pencil and paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
civ CircuIt Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday a
suit WAS instituted by the American En-
caustic Thing Company VS.. the Richmond
Tile and Paving Company for 500.
Several cases set for trial we're contin~
ued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

BY Frank d. Hill K Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

prrsTrrps SALE OF GOxi23 7-12
SSYS,5-r = cr I+JEfJiJSY) ON SOVYH
SIDE OF ASHLAND. BETWEEN REo-
ERVOIR AND RANDOLPH STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
D., vir,,,a ~ q decd Of trust recorded in
r,6r,on6 sbarcerv Court Deed Book
az a. page %. default having been made
in the payments secured, I will SELL on
the premises, ,,
TUESDAY, November IA, 1875
NJ 4:3O o'clock 7. NJ, the properly, ~, ue-
scribed In said deed as above. Ihese
are very pretty lots. ., h,,+
coreont ore-third cash, balance IN
six and twelve months WIN lhNefeS''
no3-I0t FRANK d. HILL. Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

will open on Wednesday. November LIST,
at 900 cast Main street. a branch cut
flower store, where a good assortment OF
Sewers will be kept.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
George w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
% AVID q poCth Ninth street.

IN RISTEES SALE or HORSE AND
Il FURNITURE WAGON.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust TO the I'M
dersigneA trustee dnly recorded, ! VIM
sell at the auction house of George w.
Mayo. at 1880 A. NJ,
MONDAY. November l3, 1893.
one very powerful sORRFI. HORSE.
One NeyS goo0 aN1 Sa1se FHRHSfISftG.
WAGON
EDGAR W. DARLINGTON.
noi0-3t Trustee.