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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-11
BY George 6. Nashon, Jr,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
TWO BROAD STREET STORES, ONE
CLAY STREET STORE,
-FOUR DWELLINGS AND THREE
LOTS.

As executor Of William J. Duggins,
deceased, / WILL commencing ON
THURSDAY, June 10. 1893,
at 6 o'clock j. ~, and I'm the order named
below, sell by auction, on the premises
the following property:
1st HOUSE AND LOT on corner Of
Henry and Leigh streets, containing 4
%. BRICK STORE. with good dwelling
above. with lot - 3-l2XlG2 feet TO alley
corner CLAY and Harrison streets
3d. LOT 30 9-l2xl02 FEET 10 alley,
on Clay street adjoining the above.
4th. LOT on Harrison street between
Clay and Leigh streets, 20 0-l2XS0 feet
9Th. HOUSE AND LOT 20 G-l2XSO
feet on Harrison street, adjoining above,
Gth. House AND LOT on Harrlson
street, adjoining the above, 10XS0 feet,
with rooms.
7th. LOT on Harrison street, adjoining
the above, l7XS0 feet.
Sth DETACHED HOUSE, with lot
25xS0 feet, on Harrison street. adjoining
the above. with 3 or G rooms. and in
good order
And on
FRIDAY. June lG.
at o'clock, the following property:
LIST. STORE, with dwelling above lot
24xl46 feet 10 an alley. situated on Broad
between Monroe and Madison streets,
No. $40
ID STORE, with dwelling above, Broad
between Henry and Smith streets. No.
500. with lot % 3-12xl45 feet 10 an alley.
Most OF the above consists Of good in
vestment property. and will be sold 10
close up the estate or w. J. Duggins,
deceased
TERMS: Easy.
JOHN D. DUGGINs.
jel1-su&th Executor.
n RUsTEES SALE AT AUCTION
BY virtue of a deed OF trust from o.
Hand 10 Harper S. Smith. trustee, re-
corded in ID. b. Al. p. 342 Of the records
Of Charlotte county. Va, wherein l have
been substituted trustee, and being re-
quested so TO DO by Albert c. and c. NJ.
Bruce. j shall sell. at public auction, on
MONDAY, August T. 1898. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. al Charlotte Courthouse. Va. that
VALUABLE TRACT OF 1927 ACRES
or LAND now occupied by Orlando
Hand and fully described in the deed
above mentioned. default having been
made Ia the payment Of the notes re-
corded by the said deed 10 the extent Of
SIC, 1884 principal. which. with interest
added, VIII on August Z. 1898. amount 10
$40. 7G5.07
TERMS-An cash.
II prevented from selling by bad
weather or other sufficient cause AT the
| time above fixed, l shall adjourn the
sale from day 70 day az the same place
and hour till the next fair day For
further Information address me al. Rich
mond. Va. OVERTON HOWARD.
mySO-0Ot Substituted Trustee.
4
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No. cor WEST CLAY STREET.

Guarantee Company Of North Ama--
ca Observation-Disclosures. .PlalntiL,
against
Palmer and als.......----------.D-le ndants-
Decree Of the Chancery Court Of Rich
mOut.
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sIoss Iron and steel Company

birmingham. Ala, May Is, 1898
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A KESO-
| LUTON Of the Board Of Directors,
notice is hereby given that the Company
reserves the right to decline to receive
for conversion. except upon such terms
as IT may prescribe such Of its Consoli-
dated Income Bonds as may not have
been exchanged prior TO July !, 1898.
r,v25-tf W. L. SIMS. Secretary.
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w ANTED- SUMNER BOARDppe i,
W ROUGE MONTE" Ut. M. t'tt
Charlottesville in heaithfr n.....
Gus district. fine water. plenty .r ....
and convenient 10 two postoN
or ai denominations. C0nsa.a.... j..
n.shed no moderate rates. POP fa..
particulars and terms, address ns
b. D. CRANK. Simeon PoeoH.e. Az
marie county Va. J.II.litH.
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BY Cabel & Wilson,
Real Estate Anciioneers-

n OAGMIsSIONER's SALE BY PUBLIC
y AUCTION OF THE ELlGlBLY LO-
GATED AND DETACHED THREE
ETOkI SrUCCOED BRICK, DOUBLE
DWELLING, No. 1901. on. TIE NORTH
last CORNER OF CLAY AND TENTH
STREETS. BEING THE RESIDENCE
OF THE LATE MRS. LOUISA r. WHITE.
White. who sues, Plaintiff.
against
White, &c......................D Defendants.
IN the Chancery Court Of the city OF
Richmond.
In pursuance Of the decree Of June
g. 1888. I'm the aboVe-named cause, the
undersigned, special commissioner, will
sell by public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, June a. 1888,
Ut 3 80 O'Clock L. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
REFERRED TO IN SAID DECREE,
* being the above-nomed and desirably
located three story succeed brick resi-
dence (No. 1OOD. on the northeast corner
OF Clay and Tenth streets, in the city Of
Richmond, Va. and being a large, sub
lbtantial and well arranged double dwell
ling, with kitchen attached. having the
usual conveniences, and which, at a
moderate cost, can be made very attrac-
The lot fronts FORTY-THRE feet on
Clay street and has q depth Of 81 feet
and inches.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance in
equal installments by negotiable notes
at six, twelve and eighteen months. with
Interest added from day of sale, and
the title 10 be retained until the entire
purchase-money IS paid and a convey
ance ordered by the court, or the pur-
chaser can pay all cash.
r. CARTER SCOTT,
Special Commissioner.
White. who sues. &C. plaintiff against
White. &c. defendants.-In the Cham
Gerry Court Of the city of Richmond.
I. Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said
court certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by the decree
in said cause Of June g. 1893 las been
duly given.
Given under my hand this eth day OF
June. 1898.
CHARLES w. GODDN.
je9-td Clerk
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In pursuance Of the decree in the above
mentioned suit, the undersigned, thereby
appointed for the purpose. will sell by
THURSDAY, the 10Th Day OF june. 1898,
al C o'clock L. VI. sharp, LOT OF
LAND WITH THE ATIEACIlNE
BRICK DWELLING THEREON, on the
south side Of Main between Meadow
and Park streets, In the county Of. Hen
rico. beginning AZ point 147 feet 7 Inches
east Of Meadow street. running thence
eastwardly 60 feet and back between
parallel lines lSS feet 10 an alley 20 rect
wide This property viii be sold as a
whole or subdiVided, as may seem best
at time Of sale. Secondly, say At GOO
o'clock that LOT OF LAND ~ LEE
DISTRICT, addition 20 the city Of Rich
Inond, commencing az point on the
south line Of Park avenue (0r ScuitetoWn
road. III feet west Of the western line
Wardly along said south line Of Park
avenue. and fronting thereon 80 feet,
thence iu o sOuthWaTQly direction between
parallel lines about 1IO feet. The ~
ture Of the property herein advertised Is
bright and promises substantial pIohts
10 the lucky purchasers.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, and the ball
ance az six twelve and eighteen months.
the purchaser giving his negotiable notes.
with interest added from day Of sale,
and the title 90 DE retained until the
whole purchase-mOncy Is paid and a
conveyance ordered by the court
A. w. PATTERSON.
Special Commissioner.
Anderson. who sues. &c. against Bran
mans admx. &c-In the Circuit Court
OF tho county Of Henric0.
]. vs.. S Leake. clerk of the said court.
do certify that Special Commissioner
4. W Patterson has given the bond re
quircd OF him by decree entered IN the
said cause on the 1st day of June. 1893.
Given under my hand this Sth day OF
/ Juue, 1893. ". =. LLAhE,
| jel0-td clerk.
BY George 6. Vashon, Jr.,
NJ U-r+ota A,t.fforoar
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BY virtue Of the above decree, entered
June Q, 1893. the undersigned. special CONE
mssioners. viii sell by public auction.
on the premises, on
SATURDAY, June II. 1so3
az o'clock ?. NJ, that DESIRABLE
LOT OF LAND, THE SIN-ROOM
DWELLING and other improvements
there, u, in the city of Richmond. az the
southwest corner OF Clay and smith
streets known as No. Gll west Clay
street fronting 16 feet 9 inches on Clay
street and extending back l53 feet 3
inches 20 an alley. This property must
be sold for a division, and will aford a
good opportunity for any one 20 acquire
n house wanting one an this section OF
tho city. The neighborhood is good
AMI property IN this section steadily
enhancing Ia value.
TERMS. One-third cash; the residue In
three equal installmeuts on q credit OF
six, twelve and eighteen months, win
interest added. amounts evidenced by
negotiable notes. and title retained until
the whole is paid and conveyance or
dered by the court.
j. p. COOKE.
EDMUND WADDILL,
Special Commissioners.
Guarantee Company Of North America.
plaintiff. against Palmer ana ais, da-
feudants-Il the Chancery Court OF
the city Of Richmond,
!, Charles ". Goddin. clerk OF Sall
court. certify that the bond required QI
the special commissioners 10y the dee
cree An said cause Of June ., 1913, has
been duly given
Given Under my hand this 9th day OF
june ''''' CHARLES W. GODDN
ie1f-td Clerk.
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+, RAND ALI.-RAIL EXCURSION TO
tT NORFOLK SATURDAY NIGHT
IIrNE 2lih. 1893 by the JEFFEltoON
BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL sCCIEI, y.
3ouu4-frip. $50. Train leaves Union
denof at b o'clock =. III. sharp returning,
leaves Norfolk Sunday night June 2)tn'
at o u. 81. Refreshments $50 abunl lance
a. CITY prices. Tickets can De had from
The following committee az the tram.
lee Hart. Charles Sack. william puma
want. a. Hawks and George Freeman.
te41t&1S
,,OONLIGHT EXCURSION TO DUTCH
Nj GAP TUESDAY NIGHT, JUNE 1871.
'bv the ladies' OF Clay-street Baptist
church. Boat leaves wharf az '.~
o'clock. Refreshments on boat. Tickets
Ladies. % cents; gentlemen, 80 cents.
jel0-3t
II xcURsION TO WASHINGTON MON
H. DAY. JUNE 19th, by the ladies' OK
ne Grace-street Baptist church. itll
leaves Tlba az $50 A. ~; retnfnins'
leaves Washington Tuesday juno -Ol 10
al 6:30 F. NJ. sharp 0~o days'' Noui'1-
'r mo 10 - 2sle4.71O1,1fiZ1s-1Ot
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FOR RENT
FOR Rem 7!
Some Desirable SINGLE A n D
DOUBLE OFFICES
In The Times Building,
COR. TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
Apply to ROOM %,
Times Building.
L OR RENT. f7f
BY JACKSON BRANDT & CO., Ill
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOB MAIN STREET

No. 5o9la north Fifth street. o rooms.
10. Gs north Tenth street, rooms.
No. G23 east Franklin street. . flats, 500.
No. 20l south Third street. fats,
no. 903 east Main street. Q rooms. $3.50.
No. 1902 Lester street. rooms, soo5.
Twenty-hrst street and W, q rooms,
No. 725 buchanan street. rooms, SIS.
AladduN Hill, rooms So
No. 1G5 north Seventeenth street, store
New Broom house. Thlrty-third street.
near Marshall street $40.
No. 6lj south Laurel street rooms,
$3.50.
Offices on Main street corner Tenth,
ana Main near Twelfth.
Several tenemeuts in Jackson ward,
s. 90 IS per month. JeIl-It
DWELLINGs FOR RENT. 81
0l3 east Marshall street - rooms. Iii
$500 per annum. eo-o 49,
40s west Main street 10 rooms, pos
session September 10th, $500 per annum.
4l3 west Main street, Rooms. $40
per annum.
and dwelling $3.50 per annum.
250J east Grace street. rooms. SloO
per annum.
10 south Eighteenth street, rooms
Sl2O per annum. 400
1901 west Leigh street, o rooms, $40
per annum.
Store and dwelling corner Thirty-frst
and streets Sl2b per annum.
1l04 Beverly street, 5 rooms, SlOS per
annum.
$50 Spring street, 4 rooms. 500 per
annum.
Apply to
FRANK d. HILL & Co,
jel1-1t north Eleventh street.
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DISTRICT.

Anderson, who sues, &c,
against
Brannan's adm'x. et. ais.
In the Circuit Court of Henrico County
decree Of June /, 1898
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r.~.~.-.~e.
r Wo DOZEN FAMILY nor

ff.'0H'' - ~ 'rHIT'''f 49,
II Wo DOZEN FAMILY nor ~
j. HcrTings WI
len large bars Laundry gos, q
fure SUGAR syrup. per gaII0n ''' y
Mocha and Java Coffee. De- ,l..... 81
AtDuckle'5 Coffee. per pound =
Ihree pounds Dried Peacbee -
y our pounds nice French Cant.
IbnIee pounds Imported NermnI." .
~ DaiH .s...,.s................. =
I"Di cans Lysnhaycn Bay Cvef.r. "
New Picnic Hams s
rlFe pounds Imported CcdGeb ' Is
DOltlern Irish Potatoes Der f1.f,i',, 4
~ FAMILY Flour made. per blrr.f =. u
49, ~ ide becoguoated..er larr1 =
Very fine Flour. per eack. 80
PSI fQmly Flour. per sack
s9ur piHgs Sun-Curef TOharr1 q
SSice tat Pork Sides. per pound
nure cider Vinegar per galio1 boo m
GU l,,ii1 r N2.fthern hutter............, 4
Nater-ground Meal. Der ireft"' u
Three cans Tomatoes
D. O'sUIL,vbv@
Eighteenth and Main -,-....
Phone sOT. r...
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BY 4. y. Pollard.
T. X. Ellis, Auctioneei
y ECEVER'S SALE AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY. JUNE II. 1sQ3.

nt y o'clock NJ. ! shall sell az auction.
al No. 9O4 east Cary street. Richmond.
Va, a stock of several thousand dollars
worth Of TOBACCO. CIGARS. LICORlCE
and articles used in the manufacture OF
tobacco. Also OFFICE FURNITURE
and q large FIRE PROOF SAFE Said
articles are assets formerly belonging
90 the Sheiii-Shelburne Tobacco and To-
bacco Supply Company
ONERTON HOWARD, Receiver.
7. x. ELLIS, Auctioneer jel0-td
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NOR sALE-PLANTATION ISL svE
Il ACRES. situated 10 miles from We
Richmond. G miles from Glover Hill
coal mines. In State OF Virginia. good
buiIaings. water, fences. &c; fruit az
all kinds. sc. ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES situated go miles from
the city Of Toronto: good buildings, water.
roads. fences and land, about 81 cleared
and cropped. $40 per acre. one mile
from railway station and village en- Hol-
land Landing. in the county Of York.
Ontario. Canada. No reasonable ofer
will DE refused. Titles clear. no encum-
brauce. THOMAS PIPER,
Box %. Holland Landing, Canada.
ief0-2t
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G0SOO WILL BUY A BARGAIN IN a
TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT. ST G. X
BRICK FRONT DWELLING. containing
twelve rooms, with nli modern Improvements
and deep LOT running back about 10 teet'
COBB & WINGFIELD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
ieii-it
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AUCTION sALEs-Fu,urs Days.
AND MAIN STREETS.

In execution OF deed Of trust dated
o0th of June. 1890. and recorded In Klch-
y,ond Chancery court Deed Book l4l Z,
lie 100 10 the undersigned. and being
Ie1nired so to do by the Virginia Build
ina and Loan Company. the beneficiary
Under said deed. i VIII offer for sale
mon the premises, on o
WEDNESDAY, 18th Day OF June. ls95'
a. Il O'clock L. NJ, the ABON EN- En-
TTIIONED PROPERTY. The lot has a
front ~ 10 feet ~ inches, with the right
- ineress and egress through an alley
r feet 10 inches on its north and runs
Gack 100 feet. This will make any
one a nice little home
TERMS. Cash as 90 cost and expenses
of sale. any delinquent taxes and 10 pay
balances due on bond Of S4aLsj; residue
uuon terms 20 be announced az time Of
s1le Should purchaser desire, arrange
mcnts can be made with the beneficiary
under said deed TO carry the larger part
III the purchase-mOney I'm monthly pay
ments over a long period of years
T.. SfTTERDING. Trustee.
II. A. MCURDY, Aucti0neer.
feS-fl
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ONCE Collector Of ciy Tas

Richmond. Va. June D. Wv
~ Office 70 TAN PAYERS. AZ ,.... 80 -,
\ raadv 10 receive CITY TAXES 'f
THE YEAR 1885 II the waa.. ,' Pa d
half IS not paid by the 9',l i ..f IA
PER CENT WILL BIZ ADDED. aa 1ye.
ORDINANCE provides that ua'. ga
HALE Is PAID ~ JlNE ,- t's IA
amount. with penalty added ' 5rre.
o,,o' and N not paid before slFlA.,
nrR 1st the Collector is re4i..'-
iFVy Csoe chapter g. section ..,
ALL MALES twcnfy-one years p.
an rarsons. male or female. w1o o"-
sl,,I proaerty. are assessed. ana
rIe4ra call and settle. tr.
',,..,t,i. in fre same manner tht
and at the Same time
Orfce open until @ y. M.....,.,t
j.. W. CUNNlNiHlH
..atn Collector ~ CITY l
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VVANTED-RIGHT AWAY. E-r.
W BILE MEN IN every section no b-,
Tea 20 represent u9. advertise
our show cards tackled up in towns
trees and fences along public r.,
Steady work lu your own county, 81
q month. Salary and expenses "a.
every two weehs when started
sCHAAF & CO.. Cincinnati @ huH
- UAIMER BOARpEEs WANTED
y a nice country home frIr ana -
miles from ChWiottesy..e. go 20
Of fruit. vegetables. milk .nI I.a.
and vehicles Tor hire Scenery t.....f
MRS. j. rs. GARTH
Garth p0.0fa
icf2w Nbamtr'e county. T.
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upoa an attachment returned

AGAINST As8lm.5II, .r-.r1r
Mary D. Tucker and c. u Yn5eey,-ifnt.
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~ % EDITORS AND PUBLISHER
1 Wanted. "a position ass FORrNAys,
PROOF READER on city or -1.-.-,
newspaper. Twenty years. .1l...
both I'm newspaper and Sob Office I.fl
references Address EXPERIENCE ..rs
Times Office. rFfv
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BY John T. Goddin & Co.
Real Estate Agents anu Auctioh aiS'
Bank and Eleventh streets.
A UCTIoN SALE OF THAT DEsIR-
ABLE AND CENTRALLY Lo'
GATED DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING. No. so NORTH EIGHTH
STREET.

At the request Of the owner. we viii
sell at public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. June Is, 1893,
at $50 O'Clock F. NJ, the ABOVE-DE-
SCRiRED CONfFORTABLE AND WELL
BUiLT BRICK DWELLING CNo. 522),
on the west SIDE Of Eighth o street between ,l
rooms besides detached kitchen with
four rooms. all IN good repair. Water,
gas aud culvert connections. The lot
fronts 4G feet and runs back 100 feet
70 an alley There rs sufficient ground
on the north side OF the house 10 build
another dwelling. I'm case the purchaser
should desire 10 do so. This property
has always rented readily on account
OF IT'S convenience 10 market besides
churches, schools SC. Persons wishing
a home or a profitable investment IN a
good and quiet neighborhood are invited
10 this sale.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
JOHN T. GODDIN & CO.
taf1-td AuctiOneers.
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IpOo an HltaN"i|'"'
The general object . This s' III .am
recover SS against the defonal@n5,ss r. .s aai
OF nve thousand 9nd o11fg now pseluf
- "f tbc Circuit court % said ,,{ssa5
q 70 j attach tho lar@ Eoos .5so,a.a.ss I'd
Landlng, in said county, .,os 'ari a., 5.a-
Hund@a ' ana si1 ~ Mrs Mrs j. J. rruls AVA
inng 'n nea i9 y he same property eoTTy nv n
y deed iced dated Febriary 10 , l,s-' rs s. is3
ltded In said clerks ell's s,sIe that uo
Sie5syotts a ars not residents e tas sr,l
~ Virginia. they are hs .s oisee wiihlp
o. appear in The said elerS ,so ,I- hereof,
sr,.en days after due pop.'Sr-y to prJ.ecl
ul IN 10 what may be necessary ~
,b..'' interests herein.
Teste; .,,., - WADpfLth
ChAhLI' - cIarp
nd si-su4w
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
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AUCTION sALrs-ruture Dave.

NN~-N~-O-O-~.~---~-~.~ -~--~0-0~~-0e~
BY H. a. McCurdy
Real Estate Auctionecr.
TT RUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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The city National Hank. or ,J,..i'1r gn.
n CORPORATION created ana ehlsU'
der the laws OK the Dh'''' PlainuL
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BY Carneal & Gayle.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1906 Main street.

A 1I'IlfiN SALE ~ 10. So -N0tN Z II
4 TWENTY-ElGHTH STREET
on WEDNESDAY. THE 14TH DAY OF
JUNE. 1S,H
ot e o'clock j. NJ, We viii proceed 70 sen,
~r IN. premises. that NEW FRAN y
TyI5IIfNG $50. 7lW on the east SIDE
~ Twcuty-elchth street between VI aho
n streets. The Tot fronts - tcet ~ a
eo11 depth 10 public alley. Inc uH'
fiug Is well built. has i've rooms anu -
occupied by o good tenant. .
This is iu an improylne secll'n, I9 ~, 70 !,
sorera from the car line, and property
a. tbis locality rents readily.
TERMS. Easy and az SAFE. .-rr
CARNEAL g. CAY bb'
4o.a Aucti0neers.
By Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers ana
Brokers.
No. G north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
r-NrMPROyED REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED on WEST MAIN STREET
AND PARK AVENUE, LEE
DISTRICT.
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DOR RENT. s'fff
No 102 NORTH NINTH STREET. III
twelve good rooms, now being put In
nrst-class order Special inducements
20 any professional man I'm need OF an
Office and dwelling In same building.
FRANK d. HILL & CO,
teiI-2t north Eleventh street.
~ OR RENT-WE HAVE A "a
L STORE that is hard TO beat, kii
for location. size and convenience. Ill
Call and take a look az II.
je11-it APPERsON & POLLARD.
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ITTpGrNrA-cOUNTY OF CiAhst /
\ cry TO-WIT: ~ THE C-ib.4,.f
orrIcE or THE CIRCUIT ~-.
son TIE SAID COUNTY, 'vttA
5tsT DAY OF MAY. ls93-iN ''
TIBN.
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BY virtue Of the above decree entered
June o, 1898. the undersigned. special COM
missioners. viii sell by public auction.
or the PROMISES on
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In pursuance Of the decree Of June
o, 1888. I'm the aboVe-named cause, the
undersigned, special commissioner, will
sell by public auction. on the premises, on
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White, who sues, Plaintiff
against
- AAtN tl'-A eiIt4dillS
IN the Chancery Court of the city OF
Richmond
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wish nothing better than that Ida should
be the wife Of Harold Denver, and from
the words which she had overheard as
they left the lawn that evening she could
not doubt that there was some under
standing between them.
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"Haue ql0t n1uthi1ld to ten me- aenr9"
But there came no confession from
Ida, only the same miscellaneous smile
and amused CLEAN in her deep blue eyes.
''That gray fOulard dress"-she began.
ooh, you little tease! Come now, l
will ask you what you have just asked
me. Do you like Harold Denver"
ooh, he's darling!'
"Idaw
"Well, you asked me. That's what l
think of him. And now, you dear old
inQuisitive, you will get nothing more
out of me, SO you must just wait and
not be too curious. I'm going off to see
what papa is doing" She sprang to her
feet, threw her arms round her sisters
neck, gave her final squeeze and was
gone. A chorus from "Olivette," sung
in her clear contralto, grew fainter and
fainter until it ended in the slam of a
distant door.
But Clara Walker still sat ip the dim
lit room with her chin upon her hands
and her dreamy eyes looking out into
the gathering gloom. 1t was the duty
of her, q maiden, to play the part of a
mother-to guide anotherin paths which
her own steps had not yet trodden. Since
her mother died not q thought had been
given to herself; all was for her father
and her sister.
In her own eyes she was herself very
plain, and she knew that her manner
was often ungracious when she would
most wish to be gracious. She saw her
face as the glass reflected it, but she did
not see the changing play of expression
which gave it it's charm-the infinite
pity, the sympathy, the sweet woman
Illness which drew toward her all who
were in doubt and in trouble, even as
poor, slow moving Charles Westmacott
had been drawn to her that night. She
was herself, she thought, outside the
pale of love. But it was very different
with Ida, merry, little, quick witted,
bright faced Ida. She was born for love.
1t was her inheritance. But she was
young and innocent. She must not be
allowed to venture too far without help
in those dangerous waters.
Some understanding there was between
her and Harold Denver. In her heart of
hearts Clara, like every good woman,
was matchmaker, and already she had
chosen Denver of all men as the one to
whom she could most safely confide Ida.
He had talked to her more than once on
the serious topics of life. ON his asDira-