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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-12-26
SUMTER S. c., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1894

In my own case it cost me some thought
before I ventured to make the sugges-
ton. l am not an emotional man, but l
am conscious in your presence Of the
great evolutionary instinct which makes
either sex the complement of the other.
"You believe in love, them she
asked, with twinkling, upward glance.
II am forced to. .
''And yet you can deny the soul:''
Glow far these questions are psychic
and how far material is still sub ju-
Dice" said the professor. with an air Of
federation. "Protoplasm may prove to
be the physical basis of love as we'll as
of life. .
Chow infexible you are!" she ex-
claimed ''You would draw love down
to the level of physics.
Or draw physics up to the level OF
love-
Come, that is much better, she
cried, with her sympathetic laugh.
THAT is really very pretty, and
puts science in quite a delightful light .
Her eyes sparlSled, and she tossed her
chin with the pretty, willful air OF
woman who is mistress Of the situation.
s'I have reason to believe, said the
professor, that my position here will
prove to be only q stepping stone to
some wider scene Of scientific activity.
Yet, even here, my chair brings me III
some e, 500 q year, which is supple
mented by q few hundreds from my
books. should therefore be i'll posi-
ton to provide you with those comforts
to which YOU are accustomed. So much
for 1@y pecuniary position. As to NY
constitution, it has always been sound.
I have never suffered from any illness
in nlv life save feeting attacks Of ceph-
alalgia, the result Of too prolonged a
stimulation Of the centers Of cerebra-
ton. My father and mother had no sign
of any morbid diathesis, but I Will not
conceal from you that my grandfather
was afflicted with podagra.
Mrs. O'James looked startled. "is
that very serious" she asked.
1T is gout, said the professor.
ooh, is that all: 1t sounded much
worse than that.
''It Is grave taint, but trust that
I shall not be a victim to atavlsm l
have laid these facts before you because
they are factors which cannot be over
looked in forming your decision. May l
ask now whether you see your way to
accepting my proposal:'' He paused in
his walk and looked earnestly down at
her.
a struggle was evidently going on in
her mind. Her eyes were cast down, her
little slipper tapped the lawn. and her
fingers played nervously with her chate-
laine. Suddenly, with sharp, quick
gesture which had in it something Of
abandon and recklessness, she held out
her hand to her companion.
''I accept, she said.
They were standing under the shadow
of the hawthorn. He stopped gravely
down and kissed her glove covered fin
gers.
81 trust that you may never have
cause to regret your declson, he said.
II trust that YOU never may, she
cried, with heaving breast. There
were tears in her eyes. and her lips
twitched with some strong emotion.
Come into the sunshine again,
said he. 1T is the great restorative.
Your nerves are shaken. Some little
congestion Of the medulla aud pons. 1t
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lIc stopped QrdUely dor1, and kissed her
gl0rc corcrcd fingers.
is always instructive to reduce psychic
or emotional conditions to their phys
ical equivalents. You feel that your
anchor is still firm in bottom of as
certained fact.
Butt is so dreadfully unromantic, y
said Mrs. O'Jamcs, with her old twin
kle
Romance is tho offspring Of imagi-
nation and of ignorance. Where science
throws her calm, clear light, there is
happily no room for romance. =
'But is not love romance she asked.
''Not at all Love has been taken
away from the poets and has been
brought within the domain of true sci
ence. 1t may prove to be one OF the
great cosmic elementary forces When
the atom of hydrogen draws the atom
of chlorine toward it to form the per
fccted molccult, Of hvdrochloric acid,
the force which it cXerts may be lntrln-
sicallv similar to that which draws me
10 YOU. Attraction and repulsion appear
to be the primary forces This is attrac-
ton
And here is repulsion. ;" said Mrs.
O'.Tanlcs is a stout, tlorid lady came
sweeping across the lawn in their 'll-
rcctioll. SO glad You have com" out.
Airs. E>dailc' IIcre is Professor tirev.
u low. do vou do, professor" sad tn"
lady. vi,!, salue little pollpo>!tv ot
llanrer. TOT, y,-e:l, Very Wl,;'. 10 >i;.v
o,., h,,a. OF 50 lovely { day. Is 1t not
lieavt,.
Il Is c,,r...ililz 10y fne " 'ler.
the r,raie-I.1! :::llssE.s.;e
t.i-tg;l t. wind sishili, IL tic
trcs.~i ,ri,, Ma. E~tlail, 1pliill>s; NJ
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CHAPTER II.

AS Professor Ainslie Grey assembled
the steps of his house the hall door
opened, and a dapper gentleman stepped
brislzlv out. He was somewhat sallow IN
the face, With beady black eyes and
short, black beard, with an aggressive
bristle Thought and work had left
their traces upon his face, but he moved
with the brisk activity of q man who
had not yet bade goodby to his youth.
''I:m in luck way, he cried. Il
wanted to see you.
Then come back into the library, y
said the professor. sYou must stay and
have lunch with US. .
The two MEN entered the hall, and
the professor led the way into his prl-
vate sanctum. He motioned his compan-
ion into all armchair.
Il trust that YOU have been success
ful. O'Brien, said he q should be
loath to exercise any undue pressure
upon my sister Ada, but [ have given
her to understand that there is no one
whom I should prefer for q brother-in-
law to my most brilliant scholar, the
author Of Some Remarks Upon the Bile
Pigments, With Special Reference to
Urobilin , y
.You are very kind, Professor Grey
YOU lave always been very kind, "
said the other. "Iapproachcd Miss Grey
upon the subject She didnot say no. y
"She said Yes. them
'sNo; she proposed to leave the mat
ter open until my return from Edln-
burgh. / go today, as you know, and |
hope tc commence my research tomor-
row. .
..on the Comparative Anatomy OF
the Vermiforln Appendix, BY James
AcMurdo O Bric,l, : said the professor
scnorouslv. 1T is a glorious subject-a
subject which lies ct the very root OF
evolutionary philosophy.
'.Ah, she is the dearest girl, - cried
O'Brien, with a sudden little squirt Of
Celtic enthusiasm. She is the soul OF
truth and of honor -
1.-The ver1niform appendix began
the professor.
"She is an angel from heaven, " IN
terrupted the other. Il fear that 1t is
my advocacy of scientific freedom III
religious thought which stands i'll my
way with her. .
You must not trrckle upon that
point You must be true to your con-
victions. Let there be no compromise
there y
my reason is true to agnostlclsm.
and vet I am conscious of a void-a
vacuum Ihad feelings at the old church
at home between the scent Of the incense
and the roll of the organ, such as have
never experienced in the laboratory or
the lecture room.
"Sensuous. purely sensuous, % said
the professor, rubbing his chin. Vague
hereditary tendencies, stirred into life
by the stimulation Of the nasal and au-
ditory nerves.
Maybe so, maybe so, " the younger
man answered thoughtfullv. but this
was not what / wished to speak to you
about. Before enter Your family your
sister and you have q claim to know all
that can tell you about my career. OF
my worldly prospects l have already
spoken to you There is only one point
which l have omitted to mention. am
a wilowcr
The professor raised his eyebrows.
This; IS news indeed /" said he.
Il married shortly after my arrival
in Australia. Miss Thurston was her
name | met ll"r III society 1t was a
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BY II. Il. Chanin & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street

j FARM KNOWN As YELLoW TAX,;;
ERN, IN HENRICO COUNTY ~
BK5OOk TURNPIKE ABOUT tx tx
ING ABOUT 10 ACRES.-By. virtue r %
deed OF trust dated March !, lo.%t, d,d
corded IN Henrico County Court. IN ~ ~
look 10 a, page 3ss, and AZ reque5io in
beneficiary, default having been maue ia
payment OF debt secured. and III ~ =
1iehce 10 decree OF Henrico LII
circuit Court, entered June >, ls'4 J. W" W.,
sen by public auction, on the premises 0''
WEDNESDAY. July IS, 1894,
al , o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY DE-
sCkiBED IN SAID DEED, as Iolio"H 20,
Al that certain tract OF lana con- diil' ~
improvements thereon, lying ana btInE III
htnilcO county. on the BTOOh tuIHpiN,'
ABOUT SIX miles north OF hiSIIlloiii'
known as yellow Tavern, ana bQuh.su
BROOK turnpike. on the north Dy ar
ptnd' on the east by DR.. Moore ana hlhs,
ana on the south by Haynes pelus
part or the land allotted ~ the DIVISION
Of the land OF James Hills estate, ana
10 acres conveyed by deed dated April
y. 1913, recorded in HcnricO county
Court, Deed Book o. page 40. and
= o'"'2-lV'VuO acres conveyed by deeu
dated February ~, 1874, and recorded IN
iienric0 County Court Deed BOOK %
PAGE f'3. The Brook Pike Is now one
of the best roads ledsing into the city
ana that section of country has been
greatly improved. and Major Ginter is
stll making improvements 10 the roads
and lands. This sale offers a chance
for good investment
EtNlS. cash for expenses Of sale, any
taxes due. and to paw "A note OF -. 500.
vi IN interest from March :. 1893. and the
1dlance IN two equal instruments. at one
ma TWO years from date OF sale. with
per cent. interest. and title retained
III deferred payments are made and con-
'cyance ordered hy the Court Said
ale is made subject TO the approval Of
ne Court. r. b. CHAPLIN. trustee
X, T. CHAFFIN & CO., Auctioneers.
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Central Trust Company of New York
ana others................Co Compartments
! Against
Richmond and Dlnyiue Railroad COM
pany ana Othcrs............Dctend
Come now the coMplainants by their
! solicitors, and on their notion, 10 Is
ordered by The court taat the Special
! Masters, VI. J.. Peasants and Thomas ).
Atkins, heretofore appointed lu THIS
| cause, 10 cause public notice 10 be- forth
! win given that all the creditors OF the
| richmond ana Dduylile Railroad Com
| iauy are required on or before August J..
| 1871, 10 ME with such Special Masters at
hlchmOnd. Va, their respective claims
against said company ia order 10 ent-
tie them TO share in any distribution of
the assets OF SAFE corporation 10 be made
IN this cause.
II is further ordered that such Special
Masters cause such notice TO be publish
ed FOR ten days ~ newspapers of geuer-
~ circulation published al Richmond.
Va; Washington. District OF Columbia:
charlotte, y. c., Columbia 5. c.. and At
lautd. Ga.
IL is further ordered and decreed that
the distributor OF assets 10 be made in
TINS cause shall be confined to and em-
brace only such creditors as shall have
presented ana filed with the said Special
Masters their respective claims and de-
mdHds against the said Richmond aud
DdnNille Railroad Company. on or before
August -. 1875 ana any creditor OF such
corporation failing, nesIecting, or refIs-
ing 10 file his claim against such cor
porauon with said Special Masters in
accordance with this order ON or before
such GATE, Is hereby excluded from any
participation in the assets of said corpo-
Tauon 70 Dee distributed among credl-
tors BY this court
n GOFF.
United States Circuit Judge.
Assentcd Co..
i. l.. STETSON.
OF counsel ior Bondhoders committee,
HENRY CRAWFORD
,,-,r - Solicitor.
BUTLER. STILLMAN & HUBBARD.
Solicitors.
In accordance with the above order |
an cIedltors of the Richmond and Dam |
we railroad Company are hereby noti-
Itl 10 NE with MS at our Office I'm The
SH{ on iLChmond. Va. their claims, veri-
l Ied by AFFIDAVIT within the time therein
NJ r. PLEASANTS.
t,.,,o. THOS S. ATKINS
~ t-i't Special Masters
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CARY AND FOUSHEE STREETS.
- BY virtue OF a deed of trust from
Robert Armistead to the undcrsiened
dated May II, 1856. and recorded i'm the
clerk Office Richmond Chancerv Court
iReed Book 100 A, page 1893. default hav-
ing been made In the payment of a Ger
tam note therein secured. and being re-
quested by the beneficiary so To do I
VIII offer for sale. on
SATURDAY. the 21st Day of July. 1894.
NJ, THE BAIANCE OF TIE PHGEio PfERoPP.
EkT1 MENTIONED in said deed and
PIECE, or PARCEL OF GROUND
with three three-story brick dwellings,
ana other improvements thereon. sttIate
lying, and being In the said CITY of
Hlchmohd, beginning on the south limo
OF Cary street at its intersection win
the east line of Foushee street. ana nm, nm
nlnSg eastwardly along; the south side Of
said Cary street G3 feet and 4 fnnbac
thence at right angles and ia . -.Oi-v9
wardly direction ljj feet 10 tnc6c, -,
an alley 10 feet wide thence aione rio no
Street me thsnc oe s9Id alley TO Foushee
s.ree,, ulshce along the east line ~
Eoushee street 10 the point of he"in,,,,OC,i
THESE houses contain about M a.. "tS;
rooms each, with modern improveman,s-
a"u az , no" wen rented, ana will DroVe
10 purchase O"e ueslrlng
NV ih cnnssn, me deed requires cash. but
lowing terms will be accepted: The yne ,l IoI-
Sh hasr OF Tenement No. !. east cav
WI Iii fronts - 9l2 feet, more or iess
py Loo lo-l2 feet TO an alley. win ose,,,
mortgage OF s.. 800 with inter r assume
p per cent nn from May 10 1894, having Two
'STH bs ana am1ot nine months to run. ''S TWO
,oiningp u uhaer OF Tenement No 3 adj
or less. by i55 1912 feet viii Sss nppe
= nior,sase OF $500. with Interest fra,,5
S rum TO- le'i' having twelve months o ~
frdnts purchaser Of Tenement No , ,,,,L
'front.' OF 2lXi55 feet, more or No Ies g. With
at t1i per Cent lien Of $500 with interest
.. 1874 The balance of IN oue October |
he c"Ts VIII be paid third cash "iS"a use
months SsoG wl, IN six twelve and eieh e@1
cured by deed Of trust op tSa and Sc
jyl0-llt JOiiN A. COKE
--------- Trustee
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by virtue Of deed Of trust dated
April T. 1891. and recorded In the Henricc
County Court. in Deed Book l35 A. page
Ia. default having been made In the pay
ment OF some of the notes therein Sc
cured. and being required so 10 do 10y
the beneficiary IN said deed. we viii
proceed TO sell on the premises oH
WEDNESDAY. 18th Day Of July. 1894,
at o'clock Il. VI. The LOT is described
as Lot No ] in square No. .. in the plan
OF oak Park. ana fronts on North ave
nue. - feet by depth Of l3j feet 10 a
wide alley.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale
and one note for 81 80. due June 7th
and one for Sll05. due July 7. 1891: bal
ance announced at sale, but can be made
10 suit
This is the centre Of the most thrifty
SUBURBAN plan around our city. and
ing home in a nice, healthy. and grow
ing section.
JOHN y. GAYLE. Trustee.
CARNEAL d GAYLE. Auctioncers.
fyl3-td
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
Ey Frank ID. Hill a. Co,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.


TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUABLE
1 Farm, WITH GOOD IMPRON "
MENTS, on BROAD-STREET ROAD ol'
DEEP RUN TURNPIKE, FIVE Mills
FROM THE CITY or RICHMOND, Coz
TANNING ONE HUNDRED AND THIN
TY-TWO ACRES OF LAND.
by virtue Of deed OF trust from
Samuel G. Tyler and wife 10 the under
signed, dated 2lst August. lS8. ana re-
corded in clerks Office Bcnrico county
Court In Deed Book ii2 page g. detauit
having been made IN the payment OF GER
tain notes therein secured. ana having
been requested 80 20 DO by the beneficiary
in said deed. will sell at public auction
on The premises. on
FRIDAY. JULY %. 1894.
at l. O'Clock NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scrlbed Ga said deed. as iollows-yiz.' Al
that tract q land ia the county or Hen
rico. with all the improvements thereon.
containing lj2 acres, situated on Deep
Run Turnpike. hVc miles from Richmond.
and bounded as follows. On the east by
Deep Run Turnpike. on north by Brooke
Run on the west by the lands conveyed
60 Goldin & Apperson. &C, by 4. -. VII
Hams. trustee. June :. 1872. and on the
south by the lands OF \. II. Courtney and
others.
The improvements consist OF frame
store ana dwelling with six rooms. IN
good order stable and excellent water.
70 or ~ acres cleared and I'm good heart
some good meadow land. and plenty OF
wood This is a good little farm. and well |
worth the attention Of purchasers. Maps /
OF the property at auctiOncors' ONCE.
TERMS Cash enough 10 pay the ex-
penses OF the sale and n note for NVO,
with all interest due on the same. ana
my back taxes due. the residue on such
erms as the present owner may direct. |
pr tn case OF his failure 10 give such
direction, in such manner as tho trustee
lint hot f.F b Z |
on the day Of sale
LOUIS RAWLINGS Trustee.
Sale by FRANK -. HILL q co.
jyS-td Auctoneers.
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AZ the request OF the o,,.u
''n d. public auction, on The 1--we Will
TUESDAY. July I7tb
aao So on north Fifteenth .trO USES
imm SdI olg, and No. 80 Concord Nos.
i een,s IN rear No GG7 T NJ, street,
3 rooms loi I PRICK dwelling cOntaib Sm
no. olO north Fifteentb more or less:
n org s WIN rooms. lot 3Oxi2o I fast dwell
fronting lss Upon The rear Of this ict mors
ana Ohio RAILROAD 'i ,s Cor CHESAPEAKE
NO. 90 Concord street cn,, uMsIllng,
, looms, This property win SjuauaIIhs :
CSesa0eaE Heco na Of its convenience en NJ
ana Is now bringing in abon, ana 81 shops.
., iEhMs: Liberal and announced ., aa.
- VITA H. FRANK ID. HILL q co 'ay
Auctloneers.
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EA1IEOiDs
SOUTHERN '.!! Rail: . WAY.

ID
PIEDMONT AIR LINE)
ShORIkST AND QUICKEST ROUTI
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July /, 1885,
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81. 80 A. VI.
- OUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for Dan
- VILE Greensboro, WnstOl-Salem. Con
meets al Danvlle with the Washington
ana southwestern Nestbuled Limited
carrying sieepers 10 Ashevlle and Hot
Jdcksonyiile, and Tampa. Atlanta, BIZ
mlhghdm, Memphis, Shreveport, and New
ofIedns. At New Orleans and Memphi
connections are made for AL points IN
Texas and California sie,-ers richmond.
Va, u Danviile and Greensboro.
- TRAIN no. 81. 1880 -. W.
40 AL. daily for an points south
ana Southwest. Connects at Mo-eley
with Farmtic and Powhatan railroad,
KeysVlte Tor GAINESVILLE. oxford, and
! Ausu "a, savannah. jacksonville, and
! Atlanta. PariJr car Atlanta 20 Birmus-
| ham,
,,., TRAIN 10. H.. 600 =. NJ.
4 MELlA ACCOMMODATION. daily ox-
y cept sunday FOR Amelia Courthouse
and intermediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train 40. -. G.2) A. ~; 40. IS. 4.5J
i. NJ. No. Is, s:1 a. VI.
NOlth RIVER LINE via w EST POINT.
p,rr.v $50, ,.,....
TIN, "a, - r. :, ia
'tr61't IN - ~ Ia % hALIi-
'Oi''-' ,,, ;,'l ~ MA AND
LEAVE RICHMOND:
Do,,,r,IIEl.A IE ,,.., no. u. a. r. NJ
Hiver sto,, I'M come ,...s win YORK
.oi,r .,,,,,''', lol I'lI' re- at Which
Eoii ". coLiiect lions are made with rail- lires
Az y" "'"'''s' oN' IAilaleiinla, New York.
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No. % makes all local stops. Connects
at Raleigh with Piedmont Airline Tor
Asheviue. y. c., and all intermedftf,.
points on the Western North Carolina
railroad.
40 43-"Vestibuied Limited Irain d"
Buffet Seepers Richmond TO Atlanta
Close connections at Atlanta for New Or
leans and all points South and Southwest
and at New Orleans with the Southern
Pacific and Texas and Pac!nc railroads
TO all Texas points. No extra charge on
"Nestlbuled Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 4J2-"Atlanta Special" '.VestIbule,
Limited Train" $40 a. NJ. daily.
No 7S-Mail and Express-Cig y Al
daily. except Sunday. ~
For tickets. Pullman reservations Sc
apply at ticket once. .yrd- Street sta,,
ton; Richmond Transfer Company. yO1
east Main street. and company's offics
$50 east Main street.
JOHN II. WlNDER, General Manager.
7 J. ANDERSON. Gen'l Pass. AGENT
II. NJ. BOYkIN, City Passenger Agt
$50 east Main street
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RICHMOND Ann
L NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Appointed sailing days every TUES
DAY and FRIDAYS at =. NJ, and everv
SUNDAY at \. NJ. Freight for tues.
days and Fridays steamers received
until sailing hours For Sundays steamer
till ) +. NJ. Saturday Freight received
daily till +. NJ.
Fare 10 Philadelphia.... %
For further information apply 10
j. W. M'CARRICK,
General Southern Agent,
Office-Rocketts.
w. X. CLYDE a. CO,
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BY Denoon, Upper e Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
81 Main street.

II RUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE
Il BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. $50
AND 2sO2 EAST MARSHALL STREET.
BY virtue Of the provisions OF a certain
deed Of trust dated September 20 lSg2
and recorded in the clerks Office of
Richmond ChanceTy Court Deed Book
JAG G., page 49j, default having been
made IN the payment of certain notes
therein secured, and being required nv
the holder Of one Of said notes so to do
We VIII sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY. July 90. 1894,
at o'clock i. NJ. the above VALIrADI. +,
PROPERTY, beginning at the northeast
corner OF Twenty-eighth and Marshall
streets, thence running eaStWardlv and
fronting on Marshall street forty am
feet, and extending back between parallel
lines 100 feet, more or less, to an alley
In common 20 feet wide
The improvements consist Of two very
desirable brick dwellings. with modern
conveniences.
TERMS: Cash AZ 10 expenses Of evecut
ing this trust and any taxes thar may
be due upon said property and as to =
note OF Sl5I0. with interest from .Jilv
a. 1893, and note of 81 Sos win in
tereSt from March D. 1894: balance in
thIee equal instruments az six. twelve
anu elsht"en months. respectively. with
interest and secured by trust deed on
the property.
II. l.. DENOON.
to-, H. L. STAPLES.
~ '-'' Trustees
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At the request of the owner. we Will
sell by auction. upon the premises, ON
THURSDAY, the 18Th Day of july 1906
at = o'clock =. NJ, that NEAT COTTAGE
DWELLING, so. 1Ot south Pine street.
The lot has front of 80 feet ON the
west line of Pine street by depth o.
$50 feet Property of This character i5
greatly sought after. therefore am exc
tended notice is unnecessary. Come ID
the sale. Please he prompt
TERMS. Very liberal and named 1T
hour OF sale.
CHEWING & ROSE
Jyli-td AuctiJuecrs
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p.., l hy Frank D. Inn & Co..
" r,''s'e Agents and Auctioneers
NO q north Eleventh street
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SIMMER RESORTS.
~ HE ELKTON HOTEL,
- ELKTON, VA.

o,ens JUNE Goth. under the manage
,nenf of a. ID. WRIGHT (of Wright's
Hotel. Charlottesville, Va One Of the
most resorts in the mountains of Nir-
ginia. one thousand feet above tide
Water Accommodation for $50 guests
All modern Improvements. Gas, electric
bells. baths, public and private. Perfect
sanitary ARRANGEMENTS. Finest bass fish
ing in the state. The celebrated Fix
Ldthia Water used exclusively for drink
ing and culinary purposes. For fnforma-
ton. rates &c, address 4. D. WRIGHT.
ElktOn, Va. iyt3-Im
MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND SPRINGS,
Rockhsh Gap. Blue Ridge Mountains.
1000 Feet Above Sea Level.
An old-fashioned Virginia resort. Fine
views. Delightful temperature. Pure water.
Convenient 10 railroads. No mosquitoes
Reasonable rates. Address
MESSHS. MASSIE & CO..
my l2-sm Alton. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14
by Frank D. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers

TRISTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
~, rhkEE THREE-STOKY BRIGK
- ~ Ei-Ll ~; Nos. /. 3, AND : EAST
CARl, SOUTHEAST CORNER or,
CARY AND FOUSHEE STREETS