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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-03

Chris Evans First Vice-President =. j.
Mcclure or Treasurer John b. Lennon.
Second Vice-President William A. Carney
appears also certain Of reelection. Such
changes as are made IN the official person
mel will probaly be due TO designations.
There will, however, be something OF
contest over the place for holding the an
nual convention Of 1894 The western
delegates. led by delegate Newroth, have
determined that Denver shall have the
honor. Ii is claimed that John c. Dernal.
Of Chicago one Of the most prominent
men among the cigar-makers VIII sup
port the adherents Of Denver, although
he has not himself said so. The eastern
men favor New York. and the brewers
will advocate Milwaukee. There Is
movement on foot. too, 10 increase the
salary OF the Federation presidency, in
view Of that Offices growing importance
and difficulties.
or course, such a gathering OF working
men will bring together many whose
names are prominently connected with
the movements affecting the labor world.
President Arthur Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, is expected. This
order is now affiliated with the Fedora
ton. Tom Manon the English member OF
Parliament, who, il has been an open
secret among workingmen Will visit the
United States soon. is not 10 arrive IN
time to address the delegates. This Is
real disappointment. The convention.
however, means to ask some thinker OF
Mr.. Lloyd's eminence 10 address ii. Who
he IS will depend upon circumstances.
Archbishop Ireland and Carroll ID. Wright
have been named in this connection.
To sum up. however, the real task Of
the delegates will be TO plan, on behalf
OF their constituents, a war on corporate
influence. To inaugurate an agitation in
favor Of the unemployed and to achieve
preliminary consummation OF these ends
through government ownership OF rail-
roads. J. ID. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-03

WiNTERS slow feet are creeping over
w the brown leaves under the trees--and
the wind whistles ITO be ready with
warm things to shut out discomfort aud
oissase.' A fve-miputes' stop at tho un-
d.erwear counter aud few minutes stop in
tue clothing section is time enough 10 con-
vince you We have generously supplied
your wants No dull counters 10 our whole
store When the tide sets one way there is
always cause for it. Men don't come to
our our store TO buy simply because it's The.
very few-who might buy out of compli-
msnt; but the great mass of people buy
where they can do the best. There are no
brighter, shrewder. better posted buyers
than right here IN Richmond. There is a
peculiar significance. therefore. in the from
morning tiii-night buyers and lockers to be
found in our store
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-03
GOOD TRAITS or THE BRONCO.

Hard and Eudurlnr, When Once Broken
He Proves Dooils and Intelligent.
When broncos broken to the saddle"
are offered for sale in the east. II is well
for the tenderfoot purchaser TO learn the
exact significance OF the phrase, says the
New York Sun. The bronco. as he is
known in the high valleys OF western
Colorado. is a beast OF strange quality.
He often roams the mountain pastures
until he 10 three or four years old. near
ly as Wild as the elks that find pasture
In the higher and more difficult parts OF
the same region. Then somebody catch
es him with a iasso and fetches him
home. After that comes the breaking
process, and when done by . hired, pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-03

laborers, and the question of child labor
will be considered. The impression that
Senator Palmer. OF Illinois. Will address
the delegates on this day. seems erro-
neous. He has not been asked and is not
expected. The orator OF the convention.
outside Of It's immediate membership. will
be Henry ID. Lloyd, of Chicago. He IL
the wealthy scholar whose studies Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
The Ylrpinins Defeated.

The Charlestons defeated the Virginias
yesterday afternoon with a score OF six
20 four. The game possessed a strong
tinge of Hong Kong playing and An
thongs pitching being Wild. made matters
Sust that much worse. He was batted
freely throughout the game. The home
team made two runs I'm the first inning.
mainly on a Wild throw from centrefleld,
which went over the third baseman 5
head and got lost IN the bleacheries. The
other two runs were forced in-the bases
being fun. and a batter getting his base
on balls forced the third scorer across
the plate and the fourth and last one
by a batsman being hit by a pitched ball.
The Charlestons played a tine fielding
eame.
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An ola Soldier Made Happy.

''Durfng my term OF service In the army
I contracted chronic diarrhoea-" says A.
r. Bending. Of Halsey Oregon. "Slnce
then have used great amount OF medl-
cine, but when l found any that would
give me relief they would injure my stom-
Ach. until Chamberlains Collie, Cholera
and DiaFThoea Remedy was brought TO
my notice. ] used Il and viii say Il is
the only remedy that gave me permanent
relief and no bad results follow" For
eale by Owens Minor Drug Co, p. NJ
Slaughter. Il. y. Reeves d Co. and II. G..
Eorsfmann
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
~T>~0SN~CS0~N~N-~e9NN-~~~ -"e~~"~7-0eN@N0~N
BY II. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF MEDIUkSIZE
Il HOUSE AND SEVERAL VACANT
BUILDING LOTS ON LITTLEPAGE
STREET, MADDOX HILL.-In execu-
tion Of deed Of trust from John NJ.
McGuffey and wife TO George Ii. POM
dexter, trustee NOW deceased), dated
Sth october, 1889, recorded in Deed Book
12s u, page 246, the undersigned having
been substituted as trustee by an order
OF the Circuit Court OF Henrico, entered
July IL, 1898. and being required so 10
do by the Virginia Building and Loan
Company, will offer for sale, upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY, the 18th Day Of October. 1893.
at o'clock Z. NJ, the aforementioned
real estate, consisting of a comfortable
FRAME DWELLING OF about rooms:
water on premises. The lot has a front
OF III feet inches on Littlepage street
and runs back between parallel lines
along Lownes street los feet. A plat OF
the property can be seen at office OF
auctioneer, and the said realty will be
offered either as a whole or otherwise. as
deemed best at time OF sale.
TERMS: Cash as TO cost and expenses
OF sale and to pay off a balance OF
S55l.T5; balance as may be given at time
OF sale. IT is very probable that arrange
ments can be made with the holder Of
the lien to extend same for a number Of
years on monthly payments.
BEVERLY r. CRUMP,
oc3-td Sub-Trustee.
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TOBACCO 4 STRONG LINK.
This Half Breeds Weed May Cause Him
to Hang.


to Hang.
A special from Doyle stown, Penn, states
shat Wallace Burt. the halfbreed Chero-
Ace Indian who is in Jail charged with
che murder OF old Samuel L. Rightley
and his wife in Northampton township
on the night OF September %, had hear
sing there Friday. Great crowds" the
dispatch says "carue from the vicinity
OF the murder 10 attend the hearing, but
only witnesses in the case were admitted,
and they were only allowed in the room
while giving their testimony.
"Fhe piece OF chewing tobacco found
ht the scene of the murder is believed TO
be the most important link that connects.
Burt with the murder. Franklin Cor
nell, the storekeeper, said he thought the
piece found at the scene OF the murder
was the piece ne sold 10 the Indian, the
murder. No other storel|eper kept II for
sale and Burt was the only customer he
had had for that brand for more than tive
weeks before the murder.
THE Justice concluded that the evidence
was sufficient 10 recommit Burt. He was
taken back 20 his cell. He viii be tried
at the November term Of the court fol-
abe murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Rightley.'
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oeNN~o-~,~-~-~.-O~-~~~-< >~~~~-~|~-~~'-''
FoH RENT. mn
x4sO per annum, Nos. ana
west Clay street; IL rooms. .,rsst.
$500 per annum. No. IA Reservoir suee''
sas.o ner annum, No. 81 north Nine
teenth street; rooms. - -. ,rotn
500 per annum, No. 24o4 west ""'"
600 per annum. No. SO north twenty
fourth street; Is rooms. .,-hou
s3oo per annum, No. 500 west hiai'na'i
ssn ner month. No. 507 north Eleventh
s,rreet pmnexpired lease: rooms;
sS6 per month, No. 500 east MAIN street
lsecond noor)- 400. ...... f,to,, street.
. s rRS' per month, No. s2S Spring street;
. rooms. - coo r,..ao,,h s,raat.
3 rooms. a. ~ cor .o,,.h Cherrv
street: rooms. -
u,eet cary street, near Plum; rooms.
SD per month. No. Randolph street,
near Ashland street; 9 rooms.
$40 per month, No. GA Randolph street,
. $40 POPE, per month. No. 1O4 south Madison
e,raet 4 rooms -
CAKNEAL & GAYLE,
Real Estate Agents,
oce-rt hoo Main street.
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DR.. Wharton Soon 10 Wed.

The Baltimore papers announce the
coming marriage Of Or. II. NJ. Wharton,
the great evangelist. who is 50 well known
in this city. 10 Miss Lulie Klmball Pol
Hard. Of Baltimore, a daughter of MIR.
James Pollard, prominent attorney The
prospective bride is a niece OF Or. Henry
r. Pollard, aud Or. John Pollard OF this
place. The ceremony viii take place in
Baltimore. at the Eutaw Place Baptist
church on October Slst. Miss Eva Bowe
and Miss Bessie Pollad, OF this city, will
act as brldermaids.
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y. K. EIIIs. Auetloneer.
ELLIS To-MoRRow MoNDAY) AT

ELLIS TOMORROW (MONDAY) AT
1l3 EAST BROAD STREET, at $3.50
a large assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. such as
PARLOR SUITS. CHAMBER SUITS
WIRE COTS, UPHOLSTERED COTS,
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, WASH
STANDS, ROCKERS, LEAF TABLES
HAT RACKS, LACE CURTAINS, COL
ORED BED SPREADS, WHITE BEL
SPREADS, LINEN BED SPREADS,
HOBBY HORSES, FRAMED PIC
TURES, CLOTHES WRINGERS,
CLOCKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
CAMP CHAIRS, LAMPS, SHOW-CAsEs
20 POLISHING IRONS, 8 KITCHEN
TABLES.
Now be sure and come 10 this sale, as
every article must be sold, and there Is
plenty OF room for people.
ocS-1t Il. X. ELLIS, Aucttoneer.
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Sell TOMORROW (Monday) MORN
FURNITURE.
rive CHAMBER SUITS, In Oak, Wal
nut and Stained Wood; 2 PARLOR
SUITS. in good order; WARDROBES,
LOUNGES, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
WASHSTANDS, SPRING BEDS, MAT
TRESSES, NEW HAIR MATTRESSES,
KITCHEN SAFES, ROCKERS, LEAF
TABLES, EXTENSION TABLES, MAR
BLE-TOP TABLES, BED LOUNGES,
MIRRORS, TABLE LINEN, BED
SPREADS, HANGING LAMPS,
PIANO, In good order, and many other
goods. Also l good DRIVING HORSE.
to be sold at 1920 on side street by the
store. Seats for the ladies.
A. n. POLLARD,
ocS-lt Proprietor.
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II OR RENT.
$50 per annum; 1905 west frank

Z o' MEN, snH
$50 per annum; 1895 west Frank NIL
I'm street. -.
500 per annum; 1907 west Grace street
500 per annum; Grove avenue -.
500 per annum; S&o12 west Grace stlec c.
$40 per annum. g2l east Marshan street
500 per annum; g2l east Leigh street.
.,,,1 per annum; 1902 Floyd avenue.
$500 per annum; 100 north motifs street;
500 per annum; Ala west MARSHALL
street. -.
500 per annum; 23II east Broad street
$50 Der annum; 200S east Broad street
$40 per annum; sos west Clay street
500 per annum; 312 north 23d street
500 Der aDnum. ill w. Marshall street
x2I6 per annum; 1903 T.. Marshall street.
5000 Der annum: 2O7 Reservoir street
S1D0 Der annum: 20 south Laurel street.
x2lG ner annum: go n. Fourth street.
s1n0 ner anuun: 4lg north Second street.
s2lG per annum; 26l6 east Grace street.
s2lG per annum; $50 north 2ith street.
500 per annum; 2Sl5 east Clay street.
$3.50 per anDum; sol north 23tn street.
SIS per month; 2S2l east Broad street.
S15 per month; 4O4 north 27th street.
SD 30 per month 1l8 Reservoir street.
Sl4 per month; 2510 east Franklin street
III 50 per month: 726 north 10Th street.
$40 per month; I'll north 10Th street.
$40 per month, S10 north 18th street.
And many SMALLER HOUSES else
where. BE sure TO call for our Printed
Rent List for October Just out.
j. Il. ELAN IL CO,
phone 534 lib east Main street
OcS-1t
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COMPREHENSIVE gor,,v
u ENEWAL OF LIMITED pAp-,.N.
III SHIP OF JOSEPH W. htNkR.

" a
ArN
This is to certify that we B.,
w. BLANTON and THOMAS gsvseEpH
the limited partnership enteref f1hts4s
tween us on the LIST day Of Octet.i-.ll Be-.
ana terminating on the fsf d.,V,-f ls.
tooer, 1893, In pursuance 81 III pt Nc.
SONS OF chapter I3J, Code - Z, lr0y..
1851, and the amendments tte-,s fsla
the terms and conditions hereirs,, Va
forth--to wit: 'iitilaf a.,
The said partnership IL %
S'. e. az heretofore, under ihs ea1.
aiid urn ic OF Joseph ". BIANrots gan.
when JOSEPH W. BLANT0N' 10y. d,
In the CITY OF Richmond. III rsslrf
erai partner, and THOMAS F" f.r.
residing IN the city OF Rlcbr,- GILL,
Is the special partner. ''''-4 Ia
II. the general nature 81 ia.
now transacted and hereafter to D.. ...''ts
acted uy the said partnereti, 'itfs-
WHOLESALE GROCERY 1UrtnE nt
III, Inc special partner. gafl Ttf
r.. GILL, contributed fo fb. 'ilNis
stock Of the said partnership ... -. .1.r
October the lot. 1857. me d1fa W
the partnership was Or.s.rrIIr nlh
the sum OF i've thousand d0IIsrs
IN actual cash, which sum Is aoa +,
". The place OF business M cad,
nership Will be-. 0s horetof0r. .T
city OF Richmond, Va. and said r Ht
ship IS 60 be renewed and ...
from the lst day OF October 14l
Ist day OF October. 1885 Nf
Witness our hands hereto AFFIXED Cd.
Both day Of September. 1855 "a
Signed. JOSEPH W. BLANrov
Signed, r. p. GILL. '9"
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PROPOSALS..
Eastern Lunatlc Asylum.


Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
stewards Once,
October z, 1898.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL, UNTIL
~ o'clock NJ OF WEDNESDAY, &c
TOBER 49, 1893, receive SEALED itsO-
POsALS for furnishing this INSTITUTION
with the following for the ensuing quar-
ter, beginning october j, 1888:
GROCERIES.
165 barrels FLOUR.
$50 bushels CORN MEAL go pounds
ii. GOO pounds SHOULDER BACON.
100 pounds HAMS.
1000 pounds PURE LARD.
400 pounds GRADUATED SUGAR.
1880 pounds YELLOW SUGAR:
1900 pounds LAGUAYRA COFFEE.
$50 pounds GREEN TEA.
80 pounds RICE.
$50 pounds SODA CRACKERS.
200 gallons MOLASSES.
20 gallons SHERRY WINE.
II barrels ROE HERRINGS.
40 cases CANNED TOMATOES u gall
lon cans).
coo yards DOMEsTICS dress goods).
600 yards GINGHAMS.
400 yards CALICO.
500 yards SHEETING 60.
500 yards BLEACHED COTTON.
80 yards BROWN COTTON.
800 yards DRILL COTTON
300 yards RED FLANNEL.
& dozen MEMS UNDERSTANDS (heavy)
dozen LADIES VESTS (heayy).
100 pair BLAN kETS.
100 BED SPREADS.
80 dozen pair HALF HOSE.
80 dozen pair HOSE.
I25 pairs MEMS SHOES g 5, Is g,
80 Z, 35 S, 20 8, II TO-
80 pairs WOMEN'S SHOES Is 3, 10 4,
10 3, 10 q. q Z, 81 81.
10 yards TABLE DAMASK.
Parties may bid for any one or more
Of the articles above. All are required
to furnish samples. to be examined by
the Board OF Directors at their meeting
October 10 1898 Articles must in an
cases come fully UP TO sample. other
wise will be returned at bidders ex-
pense. All goods must be delivered,
freight prepaid, at the Williamsburg
tober 1898. unless otherwise required by
the undersigned.
Payments 10 be made within thirty
days after receipt Of goods. No pay
ments 10 be made until contract has been
faithfully complied with. Bidders must
state price on each sample and desig-
nate their samples with private mark,
but name Of bidder must not appear on
samples.
A list OF bidders samples, private mark
and name must be sealed and addressed
10 the Board OF Directors. care of the
undersigned. The right is reserved to
award the contract TO any one or more
OF the bidders, or reject any or all OF
the bids offered. Samples should be
marked ITO FURNISH SUPPLIES"
and addressed TO
G. z. ARMISTEAD,
Steward Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
oc6-3t
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State OF virginla-City ot R.,t-.-.
10 wit:

State OF Virginla-City % R.etr.-,
20 wit.
This day JOSEPH vs.. 3D. ,s.r.,.
whose name is mentioned 4e I. ,
partner in the above articles % t-
partnership, personally Appeared
me. a notary public in and f0r Oh.
aforesaid. and made oath thtt THUutt
L.. GILL, the special partner r.r.I ~
said articles Of limited pariu.rh.
tributed go the common stock
and actually paid Ina cash nl mp Ist.s
the Ist day OF october, lN>l f-a t,,.
on which the said limited plrr.-..f
was originally formed the Sum af ss
thousand dollars 5000. which SIM .
now IN said business, and ii is nfa-tI
that il shall remain there during ~
continuation thereof under On. afrs
Given under nay hand this 3o'h diy Of,
September, 1S93
EDWARD IT, BROWN
Notary public FOR the city Of Ecanad
state Of Virginia-City OF Richmond
TO wit:
1. Edward #. Brown. n notary uHe
for the city aforesaid. in thc Stan. n
Virginia. DO certify that Joseph ST Har.
ION and Thomas f.. GIN. whose rns
are signed 20 the writns above haaf
date on the Both day of September lsf
have ACKNOWLEDGED the same before ne
in my city aforesaid
Given under my hand ms aNlh Jay q
Septemher, 1893. .
signed. EDWARD II. BROWN
oci-suiw N- j,
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DANCING SCHOOL.

MISS MARY THAW WILL REOPEN
vi her CLASSES IN DANCING SAT-
URDAY, OCTOBER 7th, at Belvidere
Hall Saturdays from 10 a. NJ. 20 80
J.. NJ, and Wednesdays from $3.50 30 8
L. NJ. FOR young ladies' and children.
A class Will be formed for gentlemen
for Thursday nights. commencing OC-
number OF pupils. For any informa-
ton. apply at No. Is south Third street.
oci-7t
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L. OR RENT. On
$3.50 per annum. No. lib west AsiA
Main street. ,..,-
$40 per annun, No. $40 north Seventh
S375 per annum, No. 81 east Cary.
500 Der annum, No. 625 north Eighth
$3.50 per annum, Ashland, Va, 5l3 acres.
$50 per annum, Grove avenue ana
Walnut street.
500 per annum, No. 1905 east Marshall
$50 per month, Walnut ana Grove
avenue.
90 per month, No. LOIS west Leigh.
$3.50 per month, No. 300 west Marshall
$40 per month, No. go north 10Th.
1888 per month, no. north snort
$3.50 per month, No. 1122 Graham.
IS per month. No. 1926 east Main thaO:
NICE STORE, NO. IT'S west Broad
street; 10 rooms; all conveniences; SooV
per annum. CHARLES A. ROSE,
Spbone 81. III north Tenth street
OcS-lt
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~ Office TO ELECTRIC WIRING
v CONTRACTORS.
City Engineers OGice,

City Engineers ONCE,
Richmond, Va, oct 3, 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received
at this office until q o'c.ock =. NJ. on
the 18th day Of OCTOBER, 1893, FOR ALL
THE LABOR AND MATERIAL AND
FIXING IN PLACE COMPLETE, the
UNDERGROUND CONDUITS AND
WIRES FOR THE OUTSIDE ELEC-
TRIO LIGHTS FOR THE NEW CITY
HALL BUILDING AT RICHMOND, VA,
I'm accordance with the drawings and
specifications, which may be seen AT this
office.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for $50.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings reserves the right to reject any and
ali bids, and viii reject all bids received
after the time herein stated for open
ing the same, or which do not comply
strictly with the requirements OF this
invitation
Proposals must be enclosed I'm an en-
veiope, with the name Of bidder on out
side. sealed and marked, "PROPOSAL
FOR UNDERGROUND CONDUiIS AND
WIRES" ana addressed to
". h. CUTSHAW,
ocG-eodtd city Engineer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08

DURE MILK FOR RICHM0ND-P
/ LITE attention and prompt service
we have engaged the professional at
tention Of the well-kn0Wu veterinary
surgeon. DIR r.. l.. TRITON, anI On
assure our customers that only healthy
cows viii be allowed in the da.r.es We
are prepared 90 supply IN any quantity
MILK. CREAM and BUTTER and 50.
iicit the patronage ot Richmond
RICHMOND CREAM. BUTTER AND
MILK COMPANY.
No. POI north f0ushee street
Phone No. 3.
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This Is 10 certify that ] have during
The mast month. examined all The COWS
on the different farms that furnish m.it
20 the Richmond Dairy about $500 clHi
i'm number, and found all in perfect h.i..a,
with the exception Of eleven in uImlrr
which have been disposed Of leiFhs 9
clear bin Of health ON a.l the i1fH.
also testify 20 the cieaniihr'- ="
stables and good feed and water il-
nished 10 the cows. / win examine again
regularly, so that the public may ru,
assured Of receiving from that cImiiai
the best milk and free from 900
r. l.. TRITON. v y.
No 81 east Cary street, Richmond va
Oc4-eOdiw
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medicine for? Because you are sick and
want 10 get well. or because you wish 10
prevent iliBess. Then remember that
Hoods Sarsapariiia cures all diseases
caused by impure blood.
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EE1ING.

THE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING
| OF the VIRGINIA FIELD SPORTS
ASSOCIATION will be held in the office
Of the Southern Planter and Farmer at 10
o'clock A. NJ. on THURSDAY. OCTO-
BIER II, 1898. A large attendance Is
particularly desired.
POLK MILLER, President.
CHARLES Z. STOKES, Secretary.
oc4-Iyy
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GROCERIES. SHOW CASES, SCALES etc; ;,
" at auction. BY direction OF MIR. j; W.
Dance. will sell at his store, s45 south Lau-
rel street. at l0:30 A. NJ.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9th. 1898,
Show Case. Scales, Coffee Mill, Hour, Meal:
Syrups, Vinegar Sugar, Shelf Goods. Canned
Goods. Tie 5, Tobacco. Cigars, Spices Soap
Wooden Ware. Butte her Tools, Chicken Coops'
and a general assortment of miscellaneous
groceries. GEO. ". MAYO, Auctloneer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Richmond Locomotive ana
Machine works,
Richmond October 7, lSI5.
~ HE SCRIP or THIS COMPAN1,
issued for labor August II. 1873, ana
maturing on the 11th October. VIII bs
paid ON AND AFTER THAT DAY, at
the office OF the company, at its wOrks.
Parties giving notice TO the Ireas"i -
of the amount Of said scrip held ~
them, will be paid at the city ,iBS Bans "
ocs3t president.
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IL you have house for rent or sale.
and Il seems 10 stick. let Jackson Brandt
a Company push Il of. They are active
agents.
No li0a Main street
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city Engineers Once,
Richmond, Va, oct. 1, 1888.

city Engineers ONCE.
Richmond. Va, oct 1, 1888.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this Office until MONDAY, OCTOBER
10Th. at 4 o'clock +. NJ, for G8ADING
CERTAIN STREETS IN THE LEE
DISTRICT. Specifications, prohles ana
Each proposal must be accompanied by
a certified check for $500 as guaranty
OF the execution Of the contract.
The Committee on Streets reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids offered.
w. T.. CUTSHAW,
oc5-td City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
city Engineers once,
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

" STATE OF LEIGH s. SMITH, DE-
j. CEASED.-Haying qualified as nd
ministrator OF LEIGH S. SMITH, de-
ceased all parties indebted 20 said es-
tate are hereby notified that settlement
must be made at once. and all having
claims against said estate will present
same. properly proven. FOR settlement.
H. A. MCURDY,
se2g-1Ot 1912 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08

EXCURSIONS.

A TRIP To THE WORLDS FAIR. WITH
"A illustrations, for The benefit OF the
Methodist cot. will be given on Tuesday even
ing, October 10th. at s O'Clock. in the lecture
room of Broad Street Methodist Church. Ad-
mission-Adults, Is cents. Children, is cents
OcS-ft
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
once OF city Water WORKS .Tsss,

No. 3l2 BrOdu ~ s,.s.,y
Richmond, Va, OCT . 900
NOTICE no WATER LAnT.itwv nsrs
~ THE THIRD DISTBicInN mere ere
Bills remain unpaid ocToBE" ii'"' TUG
water will be shut on. .,n.t1Nt
ocs.y, Superintendent.