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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24
THREE MEN KILLED.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT on THE
>ORFoLI< AND WESTERN.
4 Fnst-Going Freight Huns INV"
Lot of stock Cattie-Engi"e
EerniIcd and Cars Wreche"-|"""
Sale.

WYTHEVILLa;. VA, October p
,Spesiall-A terrible accident occurred
on the Norfolk and Western railroad oe-
tween Max Meadows and NytheVilie'
early this morning. in which tire" mon
were killed and n great deal OF property
DESTROYED. About o'clock. as west
bound freight with full head OF steam
on was making rapid time through 'he
fiat lands east OF Kent's Mills. II ran INTO
q bunch of stock cattle belonging TO MT
George L. Carter. which were lying on
and near the track.
\ TERRIBLE SHOCK.
The engine was dcrailed and the cars
were piled one upon another in the Ut
most confusion. So great was the shock
that the engine was turned completely
around. Engineer Mcneil. Fireman Lin
dawood. and Ed. Newson. a colored brake
man. were killed. Twelve cattle were also
killed
LAND SALE.
The heirs Of Mr.. Alexander Chaiiin, de-
ceased have concluded the sale OF a
valuable body Of mineral land to julius
Stearns. Of Baltimore. for $4,000. Mr..
Stearns is the principal stakeholder in
the Indian Camp mines, and has been
highly successful with his mineral In
Vcstfnents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24
MIDLOTHIAN MATTERS.
Interesting News Letter from our
Midlothian Correspondent.

MIDLOTHIAN. VA. October &.-'Spsr
ciaID-A merry party passed through
Midlothian this morning on their way
home to Richmond from Amelia Court
house where they gave a delightful con
cert last night The party consisted oi
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miller, Miss tlafrlsoi'
Mcssrs Reginald Walker. T.. II. cloves.
Field Wilbon, James POindcXter. j. Ciln-
ton Burton. Ambrose Morrisetc. ana
Willie Robertson. The entertainment WAS
Given for the benefit of the Confederate
monument fund and Il large ana well
pleased audience was present 10 greet
the Richmond vocalists. Judge Farrar
was also on tho programme ana. az
usual. pleased his hearers well. QUIT"
nice sum was realized. and the Richmond
people expressed themselves as charinei
with their visit.
At present the Old-Grovc shaft is the
only one OF the mines here now hitinn
any coal Work. however, is going on III
several other shafts. and II Il poSslbl"
that they will soon hc in full operation.
Mining is the principal source OF bushes
here. and the merchants and others are
always glad when the shafts are IL
full operation The coal mined here -
Of an excellent quality. and the suppl!
seems to be ineXhaustible.
THE FARMERS.
While the beautiful fall weather is =
source OF delight To almost every Doiy
else. the farmers are worried over the
fact that the long drought has left the
ground 50 hard that ploughing Is almost
an impossibility. except In corn Iand.
Some few farmers have sown thcir laII
oats. and other grain, but the majority
ali
needed.
Several hunting parties have visited this
scc,ion recently. but had very poor luck
ON account Of everything being so dry
tho. the. dogs could not scent. Deer are
said 70 be very plentiful but smaller
came is scarce. and there are absolutely
no cartridges. Mr.. Ben. 7. watkins, OF
richmond; j. II. Patteson. of Manchester
and l. \. Lester, Of Chcsterileli. went
ant to-day. but they were not very hope
fuI when they left Midlothian.
\ large congregation was present at
p,,bel church sunday afternoon. and the
pastor Rev. II. H. Niniree, prrac"en d
line sermon After the services the ordi-
nance of baptism was ADMINISTERED u
several candidates
POLITICS.
Politics we're never more quiet IN TINS
district than they are at present. me
uemocrats seem to think that there Is
nothing To do. and the Pops. that there
* mo- use in doing anything.
Secretary William q. owens. ol 'he
virginia state Agricultural and Mechani-
CO.. society. has moved his family rom
Manchester TO this charming village. MI;
Owens's uncle. Mr.. :. ". Brown ana
wife are living with him, ana nave
.barga of the farm.
Miss Molnc Batcheller. OF NaShinstoh'
who has been visiting her SISTER MrS'
owens, left to-day Tor hichli,oHu'
,hn i the guest Of Miss Hunter Fer
euSSOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

the bride wearing white organizes anu
carrying chrysanthemums. IT.
The groom was accompanied by ms
best man. Mr.. John W. Chandler. Messis'
A. II. Chandler, Jr'. Aubrey Valentine
Eugene Broaddus,' and Y. {. Naieh'inc'
acted ms ushers. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. +. II. Rowe Oh Macon.
Ga. brother OF the bride assis'c" ny
Rev. Il. r. Watcrfield
The newly married couple lei' lI""',
diateiy after the ceremony TOT an eN-
tended tour north <.,.,.
The bride Is one Of Bowling Green
most popular and accomplished N"uns
ladies'. and is daughter OF the iate KEY
John L. Rowe. Mr.. Richards u 'hr
proprietor OF the Lawn Hotel mere, anu
Is one of our most prosperous anu VII
terprising citizens. Both bride ana groom
we're the recipient Of many handsome
and costly presents
Wedding Bells In PittsyiNnni"'
DANVILLE. VA, oct. 3.-'SpecIal.,
This afternoon at the residence ol nv
brides father. IN this county, MISS r.,,' w !
J. Farmer and Mr.. Thomas w "n'e
we're united In marriage. large COM
pany being present Rev. X. l. 'iarhe'
of the Cascade Circuit, performed 'he
ceremony. The bride Is a beautiful youhs
Isdv of lovely Christian character. ana
the daughter of Mr.. Pleasant Is. Farmer
The groom is the son OF Dr. lhoHlds
White. OF Laurel Grove. and Is well
known and popular businessman.
After the ceremony a bountiul old-
fashioned Virginia wedding dinner was
served. which was greatly enjoyed ny
all present. A..
Later I'm the afternoon Mr.. ana MIS-
White left for their future nome At
Mountain View. near chatham
Marriage Mt Durkcvillc.
BI'RKEVILLE. VA, October 25.-tSre-
cialD-Captain J. p. Purcell and Miss
Minnie Tunstal. the beautifui ana ac-
complished daughter of our townfman'
Mr.. Robert Tunstall. were married inns
morning at II O'Clock at the home OF me
brides father, the Rev. Il. W. Crldiih
officiating The parlors were beautifuily
decorated with flowers in vases ana
o,arprcens. The couple were married
under a pre,tily-made bell OF cedars
CAPTAIN W. X. Johnson. of the Norioik
and Western railroad. and Mr.. Slas
Tt;nstall. the brother Of the bride, were
the ushers. $1,000.
CAPTAIN Purcell is one of the most popu-
lar conductors Of the Norfolk ana West
EN- railroad. c.,.
The couple left by the Norfolk ana
Western train No. ; for a trip to me
Atlanta Exposition.
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Mrs. T. +. Patterson. writing from
bridgeport. Jackson county. Ala,
rrre 2 1876. saws: Being north
erncr by birth 1t is not an easy
thjuy - eat comfortably food
nro,sred in southern styl", ami
consequently. one suffers from II.
one dav. feeling great discomfort
from that cause. an old negro retainer
s.id IA me. ''Scuse ne. Missey, but
my old woman knows something
powerfu' good for dem pains.
disrememberS the name, but It's KIP
somethin'. and IT Just rips the pam
ont, Od MiUy Ill tell YOU bout it
10 ulo1s,. him. | called on his Wlte
i'm thdr LITTLE cabin. and viii try
and give her |,count. You know
an fan and winter I was powerful
weak and couldn't eat nothin', ana
ono day I wuZ a lyin' ycre in terrible
stress. and german Knocked at the
door and SAYS: Nanny. can have
some water for myself and horse
Deed rou can, Marsa; but Is"
too sick to get the things: ! hap
such awfu stress all over w n.y.
NANNY" he says. "I've just the thing
for Won that bought in Washington
for inst such pains" So ne gave
that msdsin and de stress am all
gone. ana | eats Everything, AM
goes EVERYWHERE: 50. Missey. ! knows
dey will help YOU. SO, after writing
down the name. 'Ripans Tables.
bade her good-day. and went nome.
NI,llv's name IS Mrs. John Jackson.
care of =. T.. Patterson, Bridgeport.
Ala
p,nans Tabules are sold by druggists
., hv mail If the price (JOc a box J.
sent to III Ripans Chemical Company
No. 10 Spruce street. New York. Sample
vial i0c.
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Newport News Votes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. october o.
Special.J-George Gamble. an industrious
boiler maker Of this place, died at his
home yesterday afternoon. The deceased
was IS years old. He died Of heart-trou-
BILE Nearly 200 members of the Boiler
Makers Union attended his funeral this
afternoon. He was a valued member or
the organization.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamship
Rappahannock which arrived here this
morning from Liverpool. brought over
four stowaways They will be taken back
to Liverpool.
Miss F'lorry Servison, OF Wilmington
Del. is visiting Miss Ida Crossley. IN
this city. .--
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A CAROLINE WEDDING.
Mrs. Nellie Rowe and MIR. James T..
Richards.

BOWLING GREEN. VA. October %
lSpecial)-At the Methodist church to-
night large and fashionable gathering
witnessed the beautiful and impressive
ceremony which united the destinies of
Miss Nettie Maud Rowe and Mr.. James f.
Richards. both of this town.
The church was Hastily decorated with
evergreens. potted plants, and autumn
leaves, while large banquet and parlor-
lamps. with pink shades. cast soft,
mellow light over the scene.
Promptly at 100 o'clock the bridal party
reached the church. and as the organ,
presided over by Mrs. 5. w. Broaddus
sounded the wedding march. entered the
tdiiice.
The bride a tall. stylish brunette. hand
somely attired in a travelling gown of
gray cloth. with black satin and chiffon
trimmings and cut-steel buckles. and
hat 10 match. and carrying an exquisite
bouquet OF brides roses. came in with her
maid of honor. Miss Arlette BoweN who
was beautifully dressed In a garnet cash
mere trimmed with lace. She carried a
lovely bouquet of Marechal Neil roses.
Two little fairies-Bessie Butler and
Louise Haynes-came In just in front of
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4 PERILOtS EXPERIENCE.
While Handling IL TrOile>-Mir ire
Official Visit.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. October %.
(Special.)- MIR. Matthew Troy. son Of Cap
tain T. O. Troy. president Of the Char
lottesville and Suburban railway. had
an exciting and perilous experience yes
terday afternoon about O'clock-one thai
he would not care 10 have a second time.
Mr. Troy was on top OF the step
ladder, which was in wagon, used D.
adjusting the trolley-wire Of the eleclI.
street-car line, and had both hands @
the wire making some change In IT, whe.
he received a very severe shock. in fact
the whole 5Ol volts used To propel ID
cars entered his body. His hands an.
arms became rigid and ne could not lc'
20 his grasp. which was not broken unit
4 workman on the ground assembled the
ladder and wrenched Mr.. Troy's hand
from the wire. BY this time he had los
consciousness. and had 10 be- carrict
down the ladder. He soon regained COZ.
sciousncss. however. and. save severe
burn on the left hand and great SHOCK
10 his nerves, ne Is all right.
Mr. Troy thinks that he received tn
shock fully minute, ana that II h'
had not been released as soon as he W..
ne would not now be here TO relate %,
thrilling experience. \ ground connec-
lion had been formed 10y stray wire
which accounts for the occurrence.
Mr.. r VI. Bioadus. District DEPUTY
Grand Master Independent Order Of Odl
Fellows. paid an official visit last eve
ming to Charlottesville Lodge of that OF
der. The unwritten work was exempt
fled.
The Pace tract Of land near CrOzet
containing 122 acres, has been sold b,
Captain Mlcajah Woods. Trustee, To Mr.
George c. Stuart for 5000.
The fixtures for the new post-otiice have
arrived, and are being put in place II
the Rosser building, the corner room o
which IL 10 be used for the post-office
The fixtures. which were manufacture
by the Corbin Cabinet Lock- Company, 0
Camden. y. j.. are quite handsome
The marriage Of Miss Maggie Il. Stach
lin to MIR. J. c. West took place yester
day morning at 81. Luke's chapel. tn
Rev. IA. Is. Lee officiating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24
Forest Lodge,
GLEN ALLEN. VA.

furtber notice there VIII be NINE
TRAINS DAILY, sundays excepted. be
tween Richmond and Glen Allen. running
as follows.
Alien At '5.42 A. NJ, l. noon, 1 f. NJ,
at Trains viii leave Glen Allen for Rich
mond a, SIi Al n Us IS; 8 \ NJ 2l5 T. NJ.
An trains fIom Richmond viii leave
both Byrd-Street and Elba stations, ex-
crpt those marked with star The
latter will leave from Elba Station only
large parties visiting the Lodge for an
afternoons or evenings amusement, par
ticularly when music Is required for
dancing, etc, will please phone few
rangpments may be made
For fuller particulars address FOREST
LODGE, Glen Allen, Va. Phone 23as b.
Sc 27-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

Alexandria. vice-president: Mrs. {. w
,t,,,,nr ~ Appomattox. recording sec
rotarv. Miss Ruth Early. Of Lynchburg'
correspondIng secretary. Miss virginia
Ueveriy Corse. of Alexandria, treasurer
Miss Belle Hunter. Of Warrenton' ms
torian; Miss NJ. Morson. OF Warr'h'on'
registrar. , .,o,a.,,,.
Mrs. !. W. Clarke was elected delegate
to the national convection
The convention then adjourned 10 meet
a, Warrenton in October of next year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF one OF our largest retail stores.
w. are Offering IL to our customers at
actual prime cost, as good lot Of the
goods We do not keep regularly. The
stock consists OF Choice Old Liquors.
Brandies, and Gins. Fancy Groceries OF
all kinds, including Hay. Mll-Feed. ana
Grain:
200 barrels Dunlop Family Flour 80 -
Finest Table Peaches, cans for. ~
500 cans standard 3-pound Tomatoes. .
Finest Old-Rye Whisky, years old > "a
lOOm gallons Rock-Candy Syrup, Der
gallon ...s...'''..'.' ............. %
Fine Cream Cheese ............... Ia
1893 bushels Meter-GrOund Meal. ~
100 bales Choice Timothy Hay. ~
Fine Old French Brandy. per gallon. l -
y chests English Breakfast-Tea. .... I1
500 Choice Hams. very old ........ /;
10 barrels Apple Vinegar. years old ~
"a barrels New North Carolina cut
Harrings SO fish .................. 1 al
30 cases Potted Tongue and Ham, per
Choicest Lard. strictly pure ........' )
Lard COMPOUND very nice ,........... =
10 barrels Nery-Fine Rye Whiskey,
per gallon ......................... i 80
s drums Mocha and Java cofree, genu-
90 barrels Roler-Process Family.
5000 pounds Poris-Sides .............. oia
Finest Green La6uayra Coffee. per
5000 bushels Choicest White Corn. 81
u. OSULLlNAN.
Eighteenth and Main streets.
Phone 501 Sc li-Sa. Su. Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

T will sell by public auction on '''
premises, on
THI-RSDAY. OCTOBER ~ 1885,
beginning at the corner Of Marshall ana
Colelrn streets. at o'clock T. NJ. -, -
large number Of DESIRABLE NA'ANl
LOTS. on Marshall. Eleventh. IWeHth'
Thirteenth. Fourteenth, ana H't'''''
These lots are very contrary l"'".. ','
and offer unusual opportunities TOR peopl'
nf small means. who wish 10 De CLOS
10 manufacturing and other lniustrl"i
nlants to secure home-sites.
Tho sale will embrace. among othtV
pieces the following lots. A..
80 feet at the northwest corner "i Mar
shall and College streets, tt
10 feet at northeast corner Oi i'NiH'
and Twelfth streets, s
a. feet NJ the northwest Soi"V' -
Twelfth and VI streets; ~
% feet al the southwest corner 81
Twelfth and y streets:
IN feet at the southeast corner OF
Twelfth and y streets. RI.
30 feet At the southeast corner OF EIe-
ycnth ami y streets.
~ N-l2 iect at the southwest corner OF
Eleventh. and y streets.
- feet at the southwest corner OF ioNi-
tenth and VI streets.
TERMS. Easy. and AT sale.
come down at the hour named ana my
Yourself rich with 4 molerat" amount
- monev y. W. BOWIE.
nc ig Auctionetr.
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HORSES. MULES. cows. &c.

FOR SALE.-MR. B. w. FORD OF
Lexington. KY, will offer BAY MAKE
OF grand size and sty.e al w }. carter
A. Co.'S sale. 1893 east Franklin street.
TO-DAY Thursday: just the type OF
horse for victoria or brougham. she
will be sold to the highest bidder. ., :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

FOR RENT. \ MOST ,1, 3,T J, rl>sl
FiRSir.FLOOR FLAT. SCI l Nm. 40
STREET; wide han !hr ,,,S y lrs, p,, /,
exclusive use of rear latu s..h.n ~
and yard six rooms 1D,, xs~, Itfi -
I'VE sgt's small children pref.rgea ir, 81
ences exchanged. Address .. ~
Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

NTKDN FF p.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society of Broad
street Methodist Episcopal church Will
give an APRON AND NECKTIE FETE
in the LECTURE-ROOM Of tn church
FRIDAY. October 18th. from 7 10 II /.
VI. Admission. including supper, Dc.
u. u IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

BY virtue Of tho provision .s,......
deed Of trust. dated No,e.n..-
and recorded in Clerks OFF,. .e D..
thanccry Court. peeI-RanI ...
N. default having been NAL. 3D.
ment Of certain note therein .
and being required SD o. ap.
by auction. on the prem .4. %
IT. SpAY, OCTOBER e I..
at 40 O'Clock L. NJ. all f.
LOT OF LAND. with inn.
thereon. lying AMI being &c. o..
Richmond. cOmmenciuc ~ o. o.
west side OF Randolph 4frtrt 4...
feet south Of Minder s-.t q
thence south@ arily along o..
line OF Randolph street. 4. t..,
thereon - feet ana extending ....
tween parallel lines 100 rnct D. Zoo
10 an alley. Also. thai TRAN. d.!
LOT or LAND adjoiuur r.
scrihed lot on the south .r. .-.
tween the property anD.r
and the property aIlo.r.rr
south. said lot fronting f., .t
alley aforementioned % o. r..r...
Joseph Heppert thence along .4
peTts line eastwarIlF % OBI.
beginning on Randolph >.r.y
TERMS: While the lorl -..t.-...
as 10 expenses OF sale t.H .t
$500. with interest from N..
more liberal terms vii l..hr.
on lay OF sale. q. il. U..N...l
DC q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

WAR OF THE ROSES" BAZAAR.
for the benefit Of the Virginia Home for
lncurables. 20 be- held al The Rcgimental
ArmOTY, commencing
NOVEMBER 9TH.
and continuing until SATURDAY night.
November 18th. General admission. 10
cents. Season tickets ~ cents. Meals
served from l. o'clock VI. until II o'clock
l.. NJ o. pts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24
Keep Up OLD PRINCIPLES.

CHEAP FOR CASH
Not TO be undersoli Keep up with the
times. and not be left behind. Best quail
" and fun weight guaranteed. It Is to
YOUR interest TO place your orders at
once. as prices are rapidly advancing
North. .,,r,, cro,.c
ANTHRACITE, NUT.
ANTHRACITE, EGG.
ANTHRACITE, BROKEN.
l.. SPLINT.
H. SrLINT.
POCAHONTAS, LUMP.
FIRE CREEK.
THE CELEBRATED FRICk COKE,
superior t. all others.
SO-CALLED CONNELLSVILLE.
300 west Broad. Phone iOi.
1895 east Cary street; Phone 1s5.
Sc li-3m {. III. PAGE.
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THEIR ANNUAL MEETING.
Officers of the Daughters al the
(outc,Ierncy Elected.

NEXANDRIA. VA. october 2.-tSpe-
cialD-The Daughters OF the Cohie"e'"'S
held their annual meeting here to-day
Miss Kate Mason Rowland in the char
a,d elected the following ofhcers. MIS-.
Iohn Withers Clarke, OF LyhchpurS,
resident: Mrs Samuel Boyer Davis OF
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LECTt RES.
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, \ GOOD. STRONG WORK
HORSE. at low price. Address HORSE,
care Dispatch oc 2i-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

ROGERS AND SPRING WA,
VI Cons. HOUSEHOLD tUKNITt RE-.
HEATING STOVES. ETC. AT ARC
TION i will sell al my store at lo.a'
y. NJ.
TO-DAY UUCRSDAY). OCT - 1870.
Grocers and / Light Spring Wagons.
Nice Parlor and Chamber Suits, Bullets.
t,xtensiOn-Ta Handsome couch. Bod
sfe,Is bureaus WaShstdul~. Table.
chairs. Rockers. Carpets. Pictures. Wal
nut Celeret. Handsome Round DNan or
Srtter. large assortment II Nice S"lf-
Feeding and other iirdt.ng-SloV'S, COOK,
stoves Coffee-Aill. Scales, Cigars and
large assortment of useful miscellaneous
articles. GtOttHf. W MAJ -,
90 - Au't"Ut'T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

\ GENTLEMAN DESIRES y FUR
NISHED ROOM. between Broad and
Main, west Of Sixth street. 10 be heated
at night and on Sundays. Address. with
terms. j. l.. W. Dispatch office. oc 2i-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

-
pt,h.ri AJ,n. E.trN
...
..,........ ,,...., ....
d" ""'' y,
"''i'' '"'''''' W.
By virtue Oh th- "'
special cpmmi~aioItIs OH.
W. viii proceed I'D -oil OIL
on the premises. ou
,rt-r..,NX o,T.prp
'''N w
J.. O'CLOCK 81.
,.,.,-.f.tf. .,....,.... .....
~ ~. -
- ~ - Sl'ut
i"'t'N ..
~ - 'i".i Z. -,,..... .
we '"' "V l' ...
"i'N 'h.
~. H"' &
vi ,'',..11..' ,.,...... .t.l
=, n'' 49,.
t"ll d"I''".'N ..,
,r. ,,bo, ,'n 49,. e.,.fr, D.. ...
nus 'A3' 'i''- "..'.'...,.t........
commercial or manNit'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24
AMI SEMENTS.
MOZART ACADEMY
OF fifty artists. directed
VICTOR HERBERT

All the band soloists and MISS IDA
KLEIN. prima donna. Gusual prices stein
way grand pianos brought expressly from
New York 90 3i-lt
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REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE

WHEN REAL. ESTATE Is SOLD ihh
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT 'ALs.o
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAIp ~
RATA BY THE VENDOR AID 4h'
NENDEE.
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FOR SALE.

PIANO FOR SALE; UNUSED, AMI
practically new. Price, sl75; original cost
s3oo Address H.. Al, care Dispatch.
F'V'' oc 2ilts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24

WANTED. ALL or OUR FRIENDS
and the public generally TO know we arr
now located at 80 WEST BROAD
STREET. whore We shall be- pleased TO
serve them with all kinds. best grades.
coal. WOOD. AND ICE. at lowest
pricey Give ms a cali ana save money.
PAGE BROTHERS. 80 west Broad street.
'Phono .3i DC AIT
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FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS FOR EEN

DWELLINGS FOR taN
Brick. lol west Man su".,
corner lot. s,aol" On rear I..'
Brick. no capitol str o. 'lf
ernor's Mansion. ~ rooms
Brick. No glj east Naish'..
Brick. 06 west Main.
Rrick. no east cary \ fO"i
Brick. SO west Main. J."
Rrick qg7 west clay,
The above houses
suit tenants. and will oe rri'''
'e'''' '" FRANK H. NIL
No 2i.2t 4 n0i.h Eleventh
FOR RENT. CNENplREp ~, ~, .
T-,r k.lI..l IDBA, co ,..cr
The 4, Z wsil-iocated an sla'rp.i
factory No. 10 souta L. TN. ,,'i ,ai,,,.-i To-.
m machinery can o. tithti I''
Ieased VIII thu factor. .,,,NrIrg
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WANTED. TO BY \ DOCBLE-PE-
DESTAL DESK. AND OFFICE-CHA1RS.
Apply 20 -. X NJ. care Dispatch office.
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WANT YOU TO BUY HALLS STAND
ARD SAFES Take all the UIemiums the
word over. Prices ana quality guaran-
iced. Large assortment Of Second Hand
SAFES in stock AT very low figures. EX-
pert work promptly done.
n. /. BARNES. sole Dealer.
% north Ninth street. Richmond. Va.
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By y. W E.N..
Real Estate AIc' .l
and
J. Thomp-on Brown q. f".
Real Estate Agents AMI s.
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, r,u,psDAy OCTOBER y. 1895,

will sell by public auction, on the
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HEIRS WANTED

/ WANT YOC ALL TO COME AND
SEE HOW CHEAP you can buy a New
or Secondhand Cooking or Heating
Stove. from - TO so. Gasoline. l5c. per
gallon. LEIDYS STpNE-HOCSE. 1903
east Franklin. street near Old Market.
phone 1908. Oc lets
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AND SPRING WA

George W. Mayo. Auctioneer
Nos. - and y north Ninth street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Y OF
Valuable Business Property Stores,
Bakery, Warehouse, &C.,
N THF
CENTRE OF THE BUSINESS DISTRICT,
NOS. II AND 10 south i2IHSl,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS

j. :. Moore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
vs.
Richard Adams ENtrN. ,. .....
In Chancery Count cir.
decree entered Ociohr
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49, y. W. Bowe,
Real-Estate Auctioneer.