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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
cUARLOTTEsviLLE WEDDINGS.
Two Happy Couples festerdny-Mnr'
ringe Announcements.

CIIARI OTTESVLLE. VA, october
1c-Cspecial)-Th Baptist church was
the scene at $50 o'clock this afternoon
OF a very pretty marriage-that OF Miss
Lois Gillette Bowman. Of this city, to
DR.. Franklin Chiffon Hodgkin. OF War
renton. Rev. II. W. Tribble. pastor Of
the church, OBLIGATED. The ushers were
Messrs John Maddox, Fred. H. Farrar
wills Johnson, and Robert Trevillian. The
beet man was Mr.. Clifford owens, Of
Warrenton The bride was given away
by her brother Mr.. J.. n. Bowman.
The bride is the pretty daughter OF
Mrs. Lemonia Bowman, and has many
friends in Charlottesville. The groom
is rising young dentist Of Warren
ton Dr. and Mrs. Bowman left on the
$50 train for Warrenton. They were the
recipients OF many handsome presents.
Next Tuesday they will start on ten
days visit to the exposition.
The marriage of Miss May Ella Brand
To Mr. Roy Harrison Carter was solemn
lied at $50 o'clock this evening at the
residence Of the brides parents. in
this city. Rev. II. w. Tribble. Of the
Baptist church. officiating. Only the
members of the families were present.
The parlor where the ceremony took
place was prettily decorated with ever
greens and growing plants, and these
added TO the beauty Of the scene. The
attendants were Mr.. Paxton j. Carter.
brother Of the groom, and Mr.. Ed. 7.
Chapman. Miss Eva Cleveland presided
at the piano. The bride was becomngly
attired in n travelling costume. lmme-
diately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Carter left on the Exposition Flyer"
for a short visit TO the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton.
The bride IS the youngest daughter
OF Mr.. W. w Brand. Of this city. and
the groom is deputy postmaster. He is
we'll known and popular in Charlottes-
Vile. where he has resided for many
years. and whore he has many friends.
The young couple were the recipients Of
many useful and handsome presents.
Cards have been issued to the marriage
Of Miss Myrtle Mansfield TO Mr.. Nicho-
las Johnson. both of this county. Tho
ceremony will take place on the 9th
instant at Alberene church.
The marriage Of Miss Carrie Johnson
TO Mr. Everett Mansfield. sister and
brother Of the bride and groom-elect
mentioned above. is also announced to
take place on the 18th Of November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
CUMBERLAND POLITICS.
joint Discussions ut HeathsviIIc-
The Democrats Encouraged

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
HEATHSVILLE. VA. October 1.-THE
political campaign was inaugurated in this
county to-day by speeches from Mason
and Rose. Democratic and Republican
candidates. respectively. for the Senate,
and also from Chambers and Coles, the
opposing candidates for the House. Mr.
Mason opened with a clear. business-like
speech. and made very good impression.
He dwelt on the record of his party, and
showed very clearly that a change was
not necessary.
Mr.. Rose then got up and stated that
he was sick and unable to reply 10 MIR
Mason. and that he was going home and
go TO bed. Mr.. Mason. in his reply, read
a letter from two well-known citizens OF
King George county denying that they
had made the assertion that Mr. Rose had
claimed they had made TO him, and which
he repeated publicly in a speech at War
saw few days ago. Rose said in his
speech at that place that well-known and
influential citizens of King George county
had informed him that they knew Of fraud
IN the election at the courthouse Of that
county
After Mr.. Mason closed II. 4. Coles. the
candidate OF the Republicans for the
House. made n speech consisting mainly
OF Remuneration OF IN" dItoH law
and other measures Of the Democrats, and
setting forth the reforms which h. pro-
posed - undertake.
Mr.. Chambers made a vigorous reply
ana asked Mr. Coles 10 tell The audience
what his politics were.
The only reply Coles would eive was
that h. was an independent candidate
Mr Chambers made one Of the best
speeches your correspondent has ever
heard from him, and gave very clear
view Of the work the Democrats have
done in the STATE. The Democrats regard
the outlook as very hopeful. and think
that they viii elect their candidates with
ont any difficulty.
Hon. John ". Daniel will speak al Lam
caster Courthouse on the next court Of
that county. and at the Village. in this
county. on the following Tuesday, which
will be the I'd OF this month.
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had very small audience compared VIII
the crowd on the outside. Ihey
to divide time with local speakers. .oro
Colonel Hoge was billed to SPEAK net ~
yesterday ana at several other places ~, II,
the county during the week. ou. ~ atd
not put in an appearance, and IL Is sS,d
he L. sick with typhoid-fever AT ms nun,
in Roanoke. Davis Is filling .ns pra.e
left vacant b. Hoge's non-at'enua nc
DavIs talked about the Rocky Mount ring
and his own election to the office OF com
monweaIth's Attorney Of Franklin "nere
he said he had never practiced law uay
in his life. 49,,
Hale is a good looking young fenoW. ana .i
got off his piece In fine style, OUT IL uIu
not make much impression lie could hUI
gather or hold the crowd. Inc hsPupl'
cans OF Floyd do not like the lde. Oh
voting for prohibition.
Or. Ruse. the Democratic candldate Io'
the Senate, and Dr. Cannaday' Demo
cratic candidate for the House. were CIR
culatlng among the voters all day anu
made a good impression. The Democrats
lost nothing by yesterdays work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
CAMPAIGN IN THE COUNTIES OF
STAFFORD AND KING GEORGE.
senator william a. Little Opens the
Hall in n Telling Speech-Cnpt"in
D Loo aud Others-DemOcrnts
Confident.
Confident.

MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, OCTOBER 10
fs,ocial1-There was not much legal busi-
ness transacted at tO-day's regular 'ei'"
Of Stafford County Court. the soFere's"s
began TO gather early. 1t having pceh
extensively advertised that the Campaign
I'm Stafford and King George counties
would be opened, and that speaking py
,ro,,inent Democrats ana Republicans
might be expected.
State-Senator Little was on hand, ana
made a telling speech. AFTER iehs'n'
review Of the national situation anu INC
good TO be expected by continuance vi
pemocrati, rule. he outlined the good the
Democrats had effected In Stafford ana
King George counties. counseilihS MS
listeners that never more than no" uid
the state need wise and patriotic lesisia-
tors
Mr.. Little told the audience that Cap
tain Dan Lee would be- worthy sue
ccesor 10 Jack Mason. with whose record
All present were familiar, and who would
surely be their next State senator. Inc
audience seemed in full sympathy with
the speaker.
CAPTAIN LEE SIEANS.
At the conclusion OF Senator Little's
specch Captain Lee was introduced 10
the audience Captain Lees remarks
were confined to local issues, and he
promised If elected, TO devote his best
energies to the interests OF his House
district. Having lived among you all
my life." said Captain Lee, you know
whether or not l keep my promises"
Tho Cantain was frequently apDlauded
by his hearers. a large majority OF whom
pledged him unwayering support.
Mr. Rogers, the Republican candidate.
was on hand, and was attcntively lis
tened to, but not being blessed with
superabundancc Of personal magnetism,
he failed to enthuse his friends to any
considerable extent.
Judge Ashton followed Mr.. Rogers, ana
was in turn followed by Mr.. L. IL. Nc
Caul Judge Ashton's remarks were de-
voted to an analysis OF the good done
the state by the Democratic party. He
concluded with an effective appeal to
his hearers to stand by Lee and De-
mocracy
Mr. McCaurs speech was along the line
OF the usual attack upon the Walton
election law. and he but reiterated the
many grOundless charges 50 often heard
from the opposition as to rdscality in the
conduct of elections in the State.
\ FRIENDLY. SPIRIT.
The discussion WAS conducted in a
friendly spirit. the best OF order prevail
ing at all times.
The campaign opens auspiclously IN
Stafford county. and it Is the generally
expressed opinion that the Democratic
candidates will certainly be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
STOCK Of one Of our largest retail stores
w are Offering IL to our customers at
actual prime cost, as a good lot OF the
goods we do not keep regularly. The
stock consists OF Choice Old Iinucrs,
Brandies, and Gins Fancy Groceries OF
all kinds. including Hay, Mll-Feed. and
Grain:
300 barrels Dunlop Family Flour....N IS
Finest Table Peaches. 3 cans forced. =,
500 cans standard 3-pOund Tomatoes. >
Finest Old-Rye Whisky. years old. . 20
l00D gallons Rock-Candy syrup. per
gallon ....,............... ............. 30
Fine Cream Cheese Observation-Disclosures. 10
~ barrels Fresh Ginger-Snaps ..... i
900 bushels Water-GrOund Meai.. %
loo bales Choice Timothy Hay.... 90
zine old French Brandy, per gallon. l 80
- chests English observation-disclosures. 40
bGJ Choice Hams, very old ......... Il
10 barrels Apple Vinegar years Old. 70
10 barrels New North Carolina Cut
Uerrings $50 fish .......................fp u
30 cases Potted Tongue and Ham. per
Choicest Lard. strictly pure .. ..... >
Lard Compound, yery nice ............ .
10 barrels VeGy-Fine Rye Whiskey,
per gallon ........................I 80
drums Mocha and Java Coffea. genu-
JC0 barrels Roller-Process Family
$500 pounds Pork-Sides .............. tis
Finest Green LaBuayra COFFEE. per
pound ...........:........ ............... 20
300 bushels Choicest White Corn. %
-. OSU LLINAN.
Eighteenth and Main streets.
Phone 81. - H-Sa, Su. Tu&Th
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KEIDSVILLE, y. G., October l6-(Spe-
c!alD-Miss Maudc, only daughter OF Mr.
Robert Harris, prominent tobaccJ-man-
ufacturer Of this place, Was quietly mar
rled at her fathers residence this even
ing al ESQ o'clock Ia Mr. n. L. Brooks.
q rising younE lawyer OF ROXhoro', y.
G. The affair was a complete surprise 10
the social world. IN whichs the young
lady is deservcdly popular, and il seems
that only the immediate family were
advised Of the coming event. However,
the young couple have the best wishes
If countless friends here. They boarded
the evening train FOR an extended bridal
tour To- the northern cities,
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TWO NORFOLK WEDDINGS.
The Bride of n Naval Engineer
stanIey--HattA.

NORFOLK, VA. october lG.-(SpeciaD
At 5 o'clock this morning st. Luke's
Protestant Episcopal church was the
scene Of the nuptials Of Miss Jennie
Griffin Mlhado and Assistant-Engiacer
Herman Osman Suckney. United States
navy. a large number OF their friends
were present TO witness the ceremony.
The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her brother. Mr.. Aaron Milhado.
being preceded 10y her maid-of honor. Miss
Eloise White. The groom and his best
man. Ensign ~ II. Robertson, United
States navy, met them at the chaneel
The rite was sOlemnized by the rector
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MINISTER'S SUDDEN DEATH.
Rev. w. L. Robins, OF Cape Charles
(ily.

CAPE CHARLES, VA, October TO-
(Special)-Rev. w. +. Robins, pastor Of
the Southern Methodist church here. died
suddenly last night of heart-disease. Mr..
Robins went 20 his room last night, ac-
companied 10y his wife, apparently In the
best of hearth. While disrobing he COM
planned of a choking sensation, and be-
fore his wife could render him any as
sistance he fell against the window and
died. Mr.. Robins was CO years of age.
and had been preaching In this county
for several years. lie made a will on
Monday night disposing OF his property,
and remarked TO his wife when he had
finished the document: III | should die
suddenly. you Will know what wish done
with my property" MIR. Robins was mar
riel last August TO Miss Annie Sanford,
Of Bar,imore. HIS remains Will be in
TERED In the Cape Charles Cemetery to-
morrow.
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NnrtIie-Jacchcri.

LEXINGTON. VA. October 16-(Spe-
ciai)-Miss Emma Stella Jaccncri, Of
Lexington. and Mr.. Joseph Marble. Of
Boston. Mass. Were married AT o'clock
this evening at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. G. X. Jaccheri. Rev.
Byron H. Dement, officiating. The newly
welded couple leave for Boston on the
early morning train where they will
make their future home.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE VI
L. A FIRST-CLAss FRAME DWsLLlN'. ~ ~
EAST SIDE OF BUCHANAN S--'--''
BElW Zen ..,.,..rs
JAY AND CARRINGION SIlslH' $50

By virtue Of a deed OF trust exc. =
NE hv William ". Lane. bear .a1
on the 18th day OF september. iN', tI.
duly recorded IN the CLERK ONO .,..
Chancery Court OF The city OF ',. |.
Va, Deed Book l53 \. page 49, -
having been made IN he pa> p. 49,
note II s2o0 secured therein ans lf''' eli
Qured So u do hy the uotehoiitl a
sell. or the premises AT pubic ''
MONDAY. OCTOBER q. 1880
at $50 =. NJ. the PROPERTY a..s,,F...
Ia tho aforesaid deed as follows = ...-t
certain lot. piece, Or parcel OF laui
improvements thereon. lying ana =
the city OF Richmond. Va, on ..,'..,.,
street and bounded az follows 'e....i l.
ing on the east line Of buchanan ..-,-,
feet south " the south lire OF JAY II.
said point OF commencement oei.N n.
sit. the centre Of partition wan s,i 1870
The frame tenement on the iat nei tA.
conveyed from the one adloin!hs y" .,s,
north5 thence southward.y gl9hk r..,,s
lin. OF Buchanan street u ,t,li ID
eastwardly and within paFailel
feet 10 an alley IN rear ~ iect ,hs
TERMS: Cash as % the COS VIi
sale. and % pay one Ote 81 go 40
interest from October 2. ISIS ana 9 ne =,
OF SIS. Sc, due October i6 isso, na...>f
such terms as may be announced AZ -
oc 10 c. a. CRAWFORD Is-s''
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SPEAKING N FLOYD.
4 Populisr-ProilIbiti publican
Candidate and His Helper.

FLOYD COURTHOUSE. VA. october
ecial)-Yestcrday was court-day
and n very large crowd was present. Poll
tics were prominent but quiet. w. IL.
Hall. the Populist-prohibit!on- Republican
candidate for the Senate, and Il. \. Davis
spoke in the courthouse during recess.
but created no enthusiasm whatever and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

In execution OF two certain aro,,
trust 20 the undersigned. ono daf.t =,
-. 1891. and recorded I'm the ----H
Court FOR the city Of Richmond. la D ~
81. G, page ~. and the other l..h.
March y. ls95. and recorded I'm saif -
IN ID. Is. ~, a, page ilo. thcra t.,-..
default in the payment Of part ~ g
DEBT secured, and beine required d,
DO by the beneficiary. We Will seIl hy -...'
lie auction, on the premises. On 49,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER -. i.s
at 40 O'Clock L. ". the LAND o..
veyc1 10y said two deeds. with M. ~
excellent FRAME HOUSES ,-.-.'
situated on the south eide u H......;
street, and scVeraly described I-
deeds "a follows: I'm tho fr.t -
deeds. as being. "aii that iot g.. H..
with the Improvements thereon .r D.,
OF Richmond. Va. fronting - g., y
HOSPITAL street, adjoining The p-ar.-..
NJ T. Whalen. described AS follows. ILL.,.
lot beginning at point whore ff. .A.
line Of Whalen's lot intcrsec's fta ..'..
ern line OF Hospital street ana r..-,...
eastwardly - feet. along the e....
limo Of Hospital street. AMI r.7rir.. ~
between parallel lines. - s.,f" .rl =
the second Of said deeds as being
that certain lot piece. OF parcel ~ lat
with the improvements thereon. f,f-,'..
being in the city OF Richmond
bounded as follows: Commrrr.rg ..
point on the north line OF Hospital s.-.
distant - feet from whore ttr ll..
OF Whllen's lot intersects The e.t.
81 HOsuital street. and running ,...
wardly along and fronting cG no e...,
line OF Hospital street feet. ana mana,
back between parallel lines rs o.,
The houses viii be sold separately .-,
only SO many Of them viii l. ...i 4,
may be necessary 20 pay The lctt ,-f
expenses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay th. eoe.,
II executing the trust. anI o. .l..i AZ,
the matured part OF the drt' yft,
amounts 10 i226.T. and crelt u. -
the residue of the debt secure!. 7,....
ing to sl,53IJ0. as Of October % l,. .-,
which is TO be paid according m b..
tenor Of the bond. secured D. .74 ,-,
deeds. and the balance. II any. on a .-,I,
Of six months, with interest ami r-..
perry secured. but .uh1rl.rlt. d pa,
81, $3.50 aforementioned
4. W ROSENE.
jos B. WELSH
JAMES MOTHERHOOD
oc II Trustees
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VIII Not Amount to Much.

CHRIsTIANSBURG. VA, October 10
(Spccial. Elijah +. Williams to-day an
nounced himself as the candidate OF tho
Prohibition party Of this county for the
House Of Delegates. and gave the required
notice to the Clerk. He will only get tne
vote OF few OF his party, and his cahdi-
dacy will not amount to anything.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BAR AND POOL-ROOM. PRONE
NENTLY and centrally located, every
thing In frst-class order. FOR SALE
Easy and liberal terms given. Satisfac-
tory Reasons for selling. Address BAR.
Dispatch office. &C T-it'
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PER NAL.
NOTICE


ALL PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT
WILLIAM r. PIERCE. lately doing a
SHOE BUSINESS At No. ~ eaS g, E -, az
street. under the style of W. H. PIERCE
4, co mas made a deed Of trust 10 the
undersigned. as trustee. Tor the benefit 81
his creditors. 90, III
ness are payable TO me. and all persons
SO inIebtcd are requested TO make nay
y pickrell attorneys. IN state Bank
building.
The trustee will consider any offer TO
purchase the stock Of goods. as whole,
reserving the right 70 decline any and
an bids II not satisfactory.
0c lost JOHN \. COKE. trustee.
NOTICE.
have this day appointed JOHN y;
WITTEIA JR, as my agent, for me, and
In my name. to conduct and carry on the
butcher business AT the Third Market, IN
this city, to buy and sell for cash only.
IDA WITTEL.
Richmond. Va. October 5. 1850. oc 6-2w'
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Of ~. Luke's. Rev. ~ S. Lloyd. the
bride being given away by her brother
She was attired In a pretty trave'bns
costume and carried a cluster or lines OF
the valley. After the ceremony Mt anu
Mrs. Siickrey left via the Seaooard Ar
Line train for the Atlanta Exposition
They will reside AZ Annapolis. The bride
Is the daughter of the late Alex. q. Mil
hado. and the groom is professor at
the United states Naval Academy.
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by j. Thompson Brown & Co..
lll} Main street.
TWO CHURCH HILL DWELLINGS,
Nos. 1891 AND 1893 TWENTY-EIGHTH
STREETS.
CORNER 5 STREET,
ON EXTRA EASY TERMS.
We will sell at public auction on the
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1895.

We will sell at public auction on the
premises,
FRIDAY. OCTOBER ls. 1895.
at =. NJ. the above WELI-BUILT
AND CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED
DWELLINGS. Of six rooms each, besides
Out-buildings. etc. They have double
front doors, spacious halls. yeranda,
porches. etc. and VIII make snug homes
for parties Of moderate means. or a good
paying investment.
TERMS Very easy: almost equivalent
to the rent. and will be announced at gale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN a co.
Oc Is AuctiOncers.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, THAT VERY DESiRA-
BILE THIkD-FLOOR Flat. No. 10 south
Third street. containing seven rooms. and
all modern Improvements. Possession
LIST November. \. w. BOWIE, No north
Eleventh street. oc l5-Tu. Th&'SuBt
FOR RENT. THAT VERY DESIRA.
BILE AND CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
DWELLING, No. $40 east Franklin be-
tween Third and Fourth streets. with >
or 10 rooms and the usual conyeniences
For particulars inquire Of y. w. BOWIE
No. Eleventh street. oc CIV
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George ". Mayo. Auctl0a-.
HANDSOME MANTFL MIRROR
4 BOOKCASES, DESKS. FUKHIlAi
EIC.. AT AUCTION

1917 direction az Moses M.Nistr B.
! VIII II, at his residence. &c. Csc
Marshall street, 10 logo A. g.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER N. i,
Nery-Hanls0me Large Goli-G.t '-
inenta.-Framc FreIch-PlIte H
Mirror.
Fine Kichly-Lincd Snk-Vel0ur p-r..s-. re
talns
walnut bookcases. Fl3f-T0p Lly'
Desk. and Roiline-Top walnut i.t
Library Furniture. Easy Chair a H'
sian Leather:
Leather-Coyered Chairs, Realns-iHr|
Etc,
Bgouzes. Bric-a-Erac. Gold-L.af p"
Etc;
Handsome Walnut. Pedestal Eh'.'
fable. and Fine Leatter-Seat'l '.'-'
Chairs, IN solid autlquc-oak f'.-.
TurkiSh-Rug Couch, uphul-t"r..
chair. Walnut Hal-RarH. --''
Etc.
Chamber-Furnilurc AMI variety .- ''
Cellaneous articles.
oc l6 GEORGE ". MAYO. AYct'-A',r-
BY George T.. Crawford Coo
Real Estate Agents and AucL0n..'@
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE M

WHEN REAL ESTATE is soLD Tn.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CATS
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAIN pnc
RATA 8Y THE VENDOR AND TN,
VENDEE Aha
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KEEP UP OLD PRINCIPLES.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
Not to be undersold. Keep up with the
times, and not be left behind. Best quail
ty and full weight guaranteed. 1t is to
your interest 10 place your orlcrs at
once. as prices are rapidly advancing
ANTHRACITE. STOVE.
ANTHRACITE, NUT.
ANTHRACITE, EGG.
ANTHRACITE, BROKEN.
j.. SPLINT.
II. SFLINT.
POCAHONTAS, LCMP.
FIRE CREEK.
THE CELEBRATED Prick COKE.
superior 10 all others.
SO-CALLED CONNELLSVILLE
1900 west Broad: Phone 40.
1895 east Cary street; Phone l65.
Sc li-3m G. II. PAGE.
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STANLEY-BATTS.

Mr. Hugh Wright Staniey and MISS
Ida May Bats were married very qnle,iy
at the home Of the bride. on Duke
street this morning at , O'clock KeV.
A. Coke Smith, u. D., oiticiatihs' otiy
the immediate friends OF the parues
were present TO witness the ceremony
Tho bride vas dressed in a handsome
travelling suit Of brown. while the groom
wore n conventional suit Of black. The
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Bats. and the groom is private
secretary to Captain y. NJ. Osborne SUI
rerintendont OF Ihe Eastern Division
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad.
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George w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Nos. % and p north Ninth street.
TWO HACKS, VICTORIA JUMP
II

Holt FgRNITURE. STOVES. ETC. y !
AUCTION.-I VIII sell at ny store At
1879 \. NJ.
TO-DAY Thursday. OCTOBER i, 1880
Excellent Hack. In first-class order'
Victoria. Ainslie's make;
Jump-Seat RockaWay,
Hack. and Single Harness:
Handsome Rue and Plush Parlor-Suit
and Couch tO match.
Large Quantity q Nice Parlor and Cham
Der Furniture:
Extensi0n-Tablcs. Bunrets. Dining-Room
Chairs. oak and Walnut Hall-Racks,
Desks. Fancy Wicker and other 4 ch-
ers: : CHARACTERISTICS. Warlrohes. BED
Springs. Walnut Celeret. Pictures,
Fanc% Self Feeding and other Heaters.
Gasoline Gas. and other Cook-StoveS,
and an unusually large quantity OF mis-
oc II GEORGE v. MAYO. Auctoneer.
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In execution Of deed OF trust TO the
Title end Trust Company. trustee. dated
August o. 1891. and recorded I'm the Hen
rico County Court Clerks Office, Deed
Book 146 II. page 234 default having been
made i'm the payment OF portion OF
tho debt secured thereby, and being re-
quired so 10 do by the beneficiary therein.
We the undersigned trustees. being. inc
successors In Office TO the Title and Trust
Company trustee, will offer for sale. ON
the premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Il. 1880,
At 4 o'clock L. NJ. the PROPERTY men,
toned above, being the same conveyed
In the deed Of trust hereinbetote men
toned The lot fronts a. feet on the norm
side Of william street just west OF
Richie street. and runs back between
uaralle, lines 80 feet. There is nice
dwelling and good stable situated on half
Of the property. the other half beng
vacant lot suitable for building purposes.
TERMS: Cash. sufficient To- pay tnr
costs Of executing the trust, 20 pay all
taxes that may bc due, and 20 pay an
amount Of $500 The balance of The
amount secured by said decd OF trust az
"A credit of six, twelve, and eighteen
months. with per cent. interest added,
secured by deed of trust on tho property.
All over this amount will be announced at
sale. IhoMA2 r. S1t1-NNN-''
J. u. CARNEAL,
Trustees.