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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-05

 TELEPHONE CALL 154-2.
Annual Mid Summer Clearing Sale Commencing, MONDAY,
 JULY 7th, 1895.

Owing to the tremendous stock of goods hand and the large orders already placed for FALL GOODS compelled to turn stock into cash immediately what the loss
 To make this sale of usual benefit to he public we have STARTED TT EARLY thus giving the thousands of customers who eagerly watching for the annual slaughter opportunity buy desirable goods the height of the at less money than they have been the habit of paying for similar goods after the for using them had gone by.
 For this sale have secured Bargains SHOE DEPARTMENT and despite the fact that price leather has advauced enabled owing the purchase several odd ots and samples from leading and most reliable manufacturers to offer values in this line heretofore known to the shoe trade of Waterbury.
 Every pair warranted perfect and give good satisfaction no matter how low tho price, or the money refunded
 Every article throughout the store will be sold price and below and utterly impossible for of to mention eveythng would simply advise not to wait for this that be advertised but if have what want toc you have it for less money now than you have done before.
 We shall make effort far power to keep our informed through these columns by daily change of advertisement of the numerous bargains be had during this sale but othe lots small quick all early and frequent visit will result protaby those needing any, thing in our line
 Watch Daily Papers for full particulars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-05

ITO RENT-Tenement of rooms all mod | ern Improvements, Inquire at 692 East Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-05
CURTAINS
Wants, For Sale, It. Rent.

WANTED-Girl. about 15 years to help
 W take care of children. Call at DEMO. CRAT office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-05

The Men Who Nominated Him Are Enthusi- astic About His Cnmpaign-HeI Is as Young as His Father Was When Elected Sena- tor, but Not So Poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
DAMAGES .33.
COMPROMISE VERDICT IN THE PAR
IRISH SUIT VS.. S. S. S. r. r. co.
Argument To rc Heard on Motion TO Set
Asidc-Pythisn Annual Bsnquct-A
Jewel Presented To Mr.. Bowman.

PETERSBURG. VA. January 9.-Spe-
clal)-In the Circuit Court this morn
ing tho Jury in the case Of the suit OF
Parrish's executor Va. the Surfy' SuSseN
and Southampton Railroad Company lot
$1,000 damages for causing the dea'h
Of Mr.. Parrish. rendered n Vefdlct OF
Singer I'm favor of the plaintiff. Inc
Jurors were for some time in favor OF
a verdict ranging from no damage up 10
$1,000. all but one being In FAVOR OF
damages ranging from 5000 to SioVo'
The verdict was a compromise one. The
case is not vet settled. In demurrlng
10 the evidence Of the plalntiG the d.
fence waived It's own testimony. ana
admitted for the sake OF argument, mat
,he plaintiffs testimony was true. Not
outstanding. tho defence claimed mat
ihc plaintiff Is not entitled TO IN dam
,s,s Counsel for the defence moved
nat the verdict b. set aside. and Judge
hancock will hear argum- mt on THIS mo-
ION on the 18th.
\ DELIGHTFUL OCCASION.
The fourth annual banquet of Eureka
,sdce. 80. 81. knights Of pythias, took
ace at Library Han tonight y great
AMY knights. with their ladies. and IN
tied guests. were present. and the eve
irg was a brilliant one, intellectually
.oc!ally. and otherwise Covers were
tfl for 2V' guests. and the bIll OF far-
mhraCcd all OF the deliCacies Of the sea
.on. An elegant musical programme was
xccuted. The address Of welcome was
delivered 10y Mir. ". ii. Jones. the Com
uonwealth's Attorney.
The feature Of the evening was the
presentation Of a beautiful knights Jewel
20 Iast-Chanccllor Robert l.. Bowman,
ne of the brightest ana most active
pvthians in the city, as a token by the
lodge Of the great esteem in which he is
held by his brothers. The presentation
address was made by Mr.. William Henry
Mann. Assistant United States District
Attorney. ana a very feeling response was
made by Mr.. Bowman. Many speeches
were made during the evening. noticeable
among which were the responses To the
following toasts: The Ladies'" William
Henry Mann; "Our order ". VI.
Adams: "~Friendship,' Or. j.. NJ. Grown.
The jewel is a perfect gem in design.
is Of solid gold. handsomely carved. AMI
has this inscription: Eureka. 40. -, To
T.. c. X. l.. Bowman: Scmpor l1dclis.'
ON the reverse side: "Presented 10y the
Members 81 Eurtkt Lodge, January, lAJ.'
ANNUAL BANQUET.
The annual meeting and banquet of the
Petersburg club occurred tonight. The
spread was splendid. The election Of Off
Gers reulted in tie choice OF those now
in service.
MI. c. Frushcim, who for some years
past has carried on the confectionery
business on sycamore street. made an
assignment to-day. Her liabilities amount
T. about two thousand dollars.
Ms. Ella Clarke. wife of Mr.. c.. \.
Clarke. narrowly escaped from burning
yesterday by her clothes catching ire.
she was painfully but not seriously
burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. January g.
(SpcciaiD The annual meeting Of tn
stockholders Of the First National Bank
was held here yesterday evening. ana
thc followiue officers were elected. ". A..
Post. president; J. L.. SwinertCn. vice
". \. POST, j. f.. Swiu,rton.
". -. CroWell, L. G. Eicklorj, j. :.
Willctt. L. Eug-nr White. II. Y. H..
Doughty. and e. g.. circuit, directors.
The only change made in the officers or
tLiS bank is that OF president and vice,
president. Mr.. Theodore Livezey. its for
mer r~it5;d,n{, haE'hf moTra ION ms
was elected 10 iiIl this position. ana Di-
rector j. r. Swinerton was elected to fh
The Office formerly held 10y Mr.. Post.
TN. british steamship H2Narian cleared
thi, evening for Liverpool with a large
cargo ~ cotton. wheat. corn. flour, &C..
tincn on ~ this port.
From present Indications the exports
from hero this month viii be larger than
any month during the past year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
MOTORS WHO WILL vACcINATE.
AppoIn,ments Made by the Board oil
u~..,,h-Tirst Denth at the Reservation.

h Board Of Health met yesterday
morning. divided the city into SIX vacsi-
nation districts. and appointed physicians
for the several districts. The districts
and the names or the physicians assigned
10 them are AZ follows:
First District, all east OF IWeh'y-slN'h
street-Dr. eams. -
second District. all between 1"thty-
sixth and Seventeenth streets DIS. beas-
ley ana Wood ward.
Third District. all north OF Gay anu
eaet Of Seventeenth strcets-DIs Ljni'
Fourth District. all between SIKH ana
Seventeenth streets n SCUM OF O'"'
Or. Hugh Mcclure
Fith District, all west or SIKH street
south Of Clay. and east Of BelHideie-Df
sixth District, all south Of Main ana
west OF BelyideTe sireet-Dr Sedy.
Drs. curd and Brock are aireaoy VI
duty al the vaccine stations, anu nave
esch yaccinated some 4U persons AZ
soon - tbs work - tbs bexias
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
Y0RK.RIYER LINE, VIA wEsrroINr
THE FAVORIrE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LOCAL EXPRESS. daily. Stops NJ all
stations. At Lester Manor connects with
stage Tor MaikertOn; also. al West Point
with Nork-riVer steamers FOR Baltimore
Steamers leave Baltimore at I H. NJ.
and West Point $50 l.. NJ, daily, except
Sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive at Rich
mond at 1910 \. NJ, daily. and at so L.
NJ, daily. except Sunday.
TRAIN No. a. Gas \. NJ.
LOCAL MINED. daily. except Sunday.
leave Twenty-third street for West Point
and intermediate points.
Ticket-oftice at station. foot OF Virginia
street. Open from 500 \. NJ. to 60O /. NJ,
and from 900 T.. NJ. to l2:O 4. Nj.
J. NJ. cCLP. W. \. TURK.
Traffic Manager. General Pass. -Ag't.
W. IL. GREEN, General Manager.
]. $. Is. THOMPSON. Superintendent.
JOHN NJ. BEAl.L. Travelling passen-
ger Agent, 90 east Main street. Richmond
Va. lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
A Pretty Hanover Wedding.

Las; Wednesday. January 2i. was th-
occasion of d beautiful welding az In"
re.,Jsnce Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Smith. in Han
over county. about i've miles from ASH
land the contractiue parties were Miss
Anna r.. smith. The sweet and attractive
daughter Of the late MIR. Robert Smith,
and M. James II. Allen, a popular ana
influential young farmer. both of Ham
over c5unty. The ushers were Mr.. l..
n. Allen. Of Richmond, brother OF the
groom. Mir. G. :. Smith. brother OF The
bride. Nj. W. Stalsv. n Mr.. NJ. Ire
Williams. II Ashland The ceremony was
performed 10y Rev. Mr. Wilkinson.
4 handsom" supper WAS rendered the
bridal uarty by the sister Of tho groom,
wn,re a host Of friends assembled 70
tender their best wishes 10 the happy
cDu'ie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
EXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE

by j. H.. Valentine. Auctionecr,
No. 1896 east Main sire t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
TO HAVE A SPRING MEETING,
Those who Are Interested to iaik 'he
Matter Over Tonight.

Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the meeting to b. hell at me
Exchange Hotel tonight for The Iur-
pose Of organizing a club Wit III" lirH
Of holding "a spring race meeting here
this year. Invitations hava been sent 70
many OF the most prominent horse lrgcl-
crs in the state and others who are iht,I-
cstcl in racing. .
The gentlemen who are at H." mead 81
the movement say they intend Is carry ~
through and propose 10 have n sI uiid
exhihitlun Of speed. The cV"uia Wll IN
brace both running and trotilrs races.
An who feel an interest ln ~" matter
viii be welcome at to-nlght's confer
ence. 49,.
Uorsemcn have always contenlei that
a meeting here In the spring Wonld be
successful. Tho climate being MID train
rs can get to work caIlt. ana II n
dates Ar. fixed - as not to conflict Win
anv other meeting. hut either follow or
preced- closely the Ialtimor" races. u Us
believed that a lar-e number OF horses
can be secured.
Uor., owners and trainers are v~ry
fond OF Richmond ane come here when
ever they can. and there Is little DOUBT
hat If an opportunity is offered they
will certainly come here this spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
DHILADELPHIA, RICH- NA
MOND, AND NORFOLK ~
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every
DAY anI FRIDAY 4t =. a.. ana
SUNDAY At . \. NJ
Frelsht for Tuesdays ana
steamers received ull sailing
sundays ttamcr tn 5 r. NJ
Freight received daily until l. NJ.
Fare. IS.
For further information apply o.
J. ". MrCARhi.
G neral Southern Agent ON &c
" p CLYDE A. -
las General Ageats. P~A.iAdNI"~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
TIE CHARITY VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT
The Programme WIN lie Varied and the
Uouse C~fowdcd-Othcr Attractions.

III. Grand Charity Vaudeville entertain
ment Z be gwen at the Academy tonight
HIS fslr 10 eclipse all previous cnorts
In tha same direction. both financially
and artistIcaIIy. = brilliant array OF
local talent. a programme well .diNersl-
fel. lengthy. arI-as theatrical press
agents are 30 prone 70 pay M-uP So
date in every Particular VIII he thr
dfetfncfiVe feature ~ th- trfcit2inHtni
Despite the phenomenal alvanc" san"
there are stAl a few good safe on 'H'
lower floor. but 10 Us expected thdt THESE
viii b. bought up before the show heslnS.
The following VIII take part; Messis'
Horace !. Smith. Allen Jenkins, ;. J. =.
paws. Colonel DO. Lane stern. samuel j.
Young James X. Branch. Anton senator.
+ Temple. Douglas LeftWich, samuel
crowdcr. ". Mac Jones. captain fiauh
~~unpinsham. judge +. 4. farrar. foi@
Miller. r. Harry .Jctci ~ J IaMtlsSo
& ". Miller. Ha4lou $ Watkins, Ihurs-
ton CardOZr. j. ~. Ryan. J.. y. Dh'Sirf-
man. Jr. Robert M0rrisett. Percy flnnty'
Malcolm Shack.lfori. C. Harry lOnp-
lins, Gerry J.. Myrlch' w. i. ~Itauthton.
Waliac- Laughton. SOUR" i-onnle HTa{es
with Academy and Theatre stage hands,.
Frank COSBY. William DAVIS. {.
crump: Misses Maymie L@ahy, cara
Dominion sexictte. Webb Quartctir' NE
I,nm.risl Ouartrttc. and the fun orchestra
from the Academy and the Tneatr"'
,ha clever comedians. Mcssrs. Donuclly
md Girar1. will present their latest idItr
~o,necy success. 'Thr Ralnrnak"rS. al IN
Academy Tomorrow and saturday. me
,tece will be elab3rdteiy mounted, ana
many new and attractive electrical ans
mcc6anicsI effects used. The company ~
a very strong one. Messrs b9nnchy anu
Girar1 have not visited ltCninohd i"I
many wears. bat upon their last appear
ance here with Kate Castieton in the
Crazy Patch they made an immense MI
The Veteran Corps Band OF lfaa,inoIe
.,i live a popular concert at the Theatre
on saturday aud not Friday as previously
aruounced. The programme viii De al,
t%ractive and varied % suit all tastes ana
vii be discOursed ~ this sterlns oiSa-
Milan win their inyariable skill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
Affairs in Grecnesvine County.

EMPORIA. VA. January 9.-Sprcial)-
The County Court. Hon. George =. Bar
ham presiding. has been in session since
Monday trying criminal cases. The court
VIII probably adjourn tomorrow. The
clerk OF the Court on yesterday issued
licenses for tn marriage Of Mr.. /. r.
Edwards and Miss Mary Brantlcy AMI
AIR. q. W. Taylor and Mis- Sarah IL.
Mitchell.
last night ana Installed their officers for
the ensuing term-yiz r. L.. Turner. noble
grand. T.. G. Tredway. v~ice-grand; j. G.
Lipscy, chaplain; L. l. Dcakins. secretary.
BENJAMIN ". Wythe, treasurer. Major
T.. l.. Branch. of Petersburg, grand leo
uurtr and organizer. was present and con-
Quoted the exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
TO MAKE SOIL TESTS.
The BOARD OF AGRICULTURE AL.
LOWS $500 FOR THIS PURPOSE.
"'' andrews Advocates Building Farm Vii
iagcs-Othcr Matters of Interest
TO Virginia armer

Al the morning session Of the state
Board Of Agriculture yesterday Mr.. Nc
cam moved that the letter OF Mr..
Hodges OF Albemarle. in regard to TIE
destruction OF the orchards OF tina coun-
" ny The San lose scale be referred 10
The Committee on Horticulture. ana the
diseases thereof. with instructions to re-
port at this meeting. The motion WAS
carried.
The chair laid before the meeting n
communication from the Southern Plant
or Company relative to the distribution
by the board Of copies OF the Planter
The communication was referred TO the
committee on Education. Publication and
Library. with instructions TO report NJ
this mceting.
The report Of the Committee on Ana
iyucai and Agricultural Chemistry. which
was read Tuesday night and referred
PACK TO Major Gaines Tor rccasting
Vas again reported. The report result
nitted the resolutions providing for sol,
tests and appropviatiuE money therefor.
me question OF the legal authority If
The board TO take Up the work Sc; forth
IN me resolutions was, ON motion 81 Mr..
NNNsHNi AtANfltN 10 a comm. zee CONSIST
ing OF MtSsrs. Henley ana Mallory. The
same committee were instructed 10 mako
n report at the evening session in then
capacity as the Committee on Finance.
THE DAIRY INTERESTS.
Major a. Il. NCuablc. il. addressed the
board upon the subject Of fostering the
dairy interest and deVising some mean,
or instruCtinC The farmers IN butter
making. 50 as to set the greatest amount
OF product out OF a given amount ~
milk. Major Ncnablc gave some very in
'eresting facts about butter making.
\ vote OF thanks was rendered Major
Gaines FOR his address.
MAJOR Lynn. Superintendent Of the
Pcnitcntiary. invited the board t. visit
the convict farm.
MAJOR Gaines and Mr.. Jackson. editor
az the Planter. spoke upon the subject q
air farminc. the latter laying d0Wr
the proposition that no man could run q
dairy farm without making his farm
richer.
Mr.. Koiner gave the experience Il hi
county. Augusta. In butter making. and
said every creamery In the county was
as silent as the grave.
Tht board then took a recess until {
p. N.
THE SAN JOSE SCALE.
At the afternoon session OF the board
the Committee on Horticulture. IL whom,
WAS referred the matter of tho destruction
oc the AibemBrle orchards by the San
Jose scale. reported "a resolution aryfr.
f~riatiug $40. or s1 much thereof as may
h necessary. to tho member ~ the board
IiyUn tn"t district I" DO. IN connection
with the CommiSsioaer of Agriculture.
what lie can for the eradication Il tht
disease.
The repoT, was adopted.
III" Finance Committee reported That
thor, was - the credit u thc board IN
January ]. 1875. the sum Of $oN4.f.
The committe. 20 whom was r.torre
the question q the legality OF The t.arl S
makint an lir.priattaa ior s'i..i'-iS f~-
Ported tHat the board could legally prose-
cue the Work.
ca ana N~si't ultuiti "'hA7 y ""S '"'''
taken mp asain auI discussed
BUYING VIRGINIA LANDS.
was introduced t. ne board. ana sad b..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
CAFES. FIRST PREMIUM SAFES.
HErRrsG-uALL MAEyIs coYrASYs sAvzl

Il. l. BARNES. sole and controlling des.er for
virginia. \cr;h Carolina, ari >pnth Cnro'lnl.
FiEE.PKOOFSAFE~. FIRE AND III RiLAt-
PROOF sAFE>, b EGLhR-FROOF sAFIN,
JEW ELLEE>' SAFES, i.E-PEOOF VAIL.
FRONTS, 81 KGLAR-PKOOF HAJLI thONlS,
VAULT IINiNGS Steel Cr IRON.
All kinds and classes az bank, County, jail,
and Government work, AMI lime LJrks.
Expert attention 90 Locks. ana all kinds Of re-
pairing done promply. Full Inc SECOND
HAND 4 -. Prices warranted as lon Is auJ
one cen sell you. Ea-r terms.
HFKRlNG-HALf-M MARVIN SAFE CO.,
% north Ninth greet.
ipbc,a y, Igl - rN-f IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

49,
No. q. daily for Atlanta and points be-
voni with through Pullman SERVE
No. 400. "Vcstibulel Limited tram,
uuTet Sieeucrs. Richmond 20 Atlanta
close connections ~ atlanta for >r"
orleans and ali points south ana south
west; and at New Orleans WIZ t.e
Southern Pacific and Texas anI Pac.lc
railroads e. an Texas POINTS. NC ezra
charge on "~Vcstihulcl Trims
ARRIVE RTCHMo%P .o,.,.l
No. 402. Atlanta Ss,ci5I N~esuDu'eN
10. u. Mail and Express, 60 /. ~
For tickets, Pullman reseryalon@i
orrIv TO II. H.. owen. Ticket Agent il-
ST., station: Richmond Transfer COM
many. el east Main street ana ''h-
nary's Onice, $50 cast Main stl,c,rr
General Mt" ger.
r J. ANDERSON.
General pas niger AZ d.
II. ". BOYKIN. city Pa~~'n-'E
=, -. .F.f, rfrsgF
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20 A. 81.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED, A POSITION AS COY.

OALESMEN.- RESIDENT SALES
y MES WANTED; acquainted with tho local
AMI nearby drug and grocery trade, q handle
cur line OF high Grade Cigars. Address. giving
references, j. EDWARD COWLES h CO., l43
Chambers street. NeT York. ls lO-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
10 fall or materially they will be detailed
10 assist IN the house-to-house vaccina-

10 fall on materially they will be detailed
To assist IN the house-to-house vaccina-
ton.
THE CONTRACT FOR POINTS.
Tho board awarded the contract for
furnishing vaccine points to tho National
Vaccine Company, OF Washington, 1T 3iz
cents a point. The contract is for 5000,
moro or less.
Tho physicians appointed by the board
Will meet at the office Of the BOARD Of
Health in the City Hail at II o'clock this
morning 20 arrange for their work. ns n
special session Of the BOARD of Alder
men has been called for tomorrow after
noon AT ! o'clock, and II is regarded an
certain that they will concur In the ac'
ton Of the Council making vaccination
compulsory and approrriating $500 10
carry out the ordinance.
ADVISED To KEEP MOVING.
Yesterday morning DR.. Oppcnhimsr re-
ccivcd through the officers OF tn Southern
Railway Company information that two
mcn-one supposed 20 BE- an Indian. and
the other n ncgro-had been seen tramring
up the York. River Division Of the road
I'm the direction Of Richmond. and that
Il was suspected that they had come from
the ~Pamunkcy reservation.
HCalth-OMCer Xcpn Iampkln was d.
rcCtCd 10 look after them. and met them
az the edge OF the city. They were taken
TO the Office OF the Board Of Health. vacct-
mated. and sent over the Free bridge
will the advice that they would better
keep trampinc. for if they stopped IN
Manchester thcy We're liable to ! { into
the Chaln-ganc. TIL men gave theii
names as John Ramsey and julius Hyde
respectively. and declared that they w'r,
not from the infected district. They said
they came from West Point. and were OF
their way Il North Carolina.
Late last evening Dr. Oppenhim r r.
C"iVcd IN" news from the reservation
that Terrell RrGfhy's VIII died at
o'clock IN the afternoon. AMI that Rnothc
Of the smallpox pa'i nis was in oNtrem''
and II was thought would not live throug'
the night. other adVlcos from the r,s.r
walton emphasize the necessity Of scndiH
clothing. fuel. and provisions to the So
fCTtTs.
THEY NEED YOUR HELP.
Tho reservation Is q~usrantinod ana t.
members OF the tribe who have not con
tracteH the disease arc cut oT from th'
only means they have ut this season o.
making q living. The appeal for ala can
not hc felt too strongly. The Southern
Hallway Company viii take charge 81
an supplies that may hc contributed for
The sufferers. and the Dispatch VIII re
coivo contributions of money. tn Iis-
patch has received so fpr thc following
amounts FOR the relief fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
A Large and Very Valuable
MAIN STREET PROPERTY,
LOCATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
MAIN AND SEVENTH STREETS,
AT AUCTION.

As executors OF the last will and testa-
mout Of Mrs. Caroline Fleming Hare.
deceased, We will offer for sal by public
auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY l6. 1893,
at l O'Clock i. NJ. the VERY ATTRAc-
TIVE AND HIGHLY-NALJABI.E BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY at the southeast cor
ner u Main and seventh streets. front
ing on Main 50 feet and running back
10 feet 3 inches t. the I0bacco-factory
Of Mossrs. T.. II. Mayo & Brother, and
having upon 1t several stores and offices,
besides a small brick building in the
rear. fronting on seventh street. and
owned tand 20 be removed by the tenant.
The location OF this property is good,
and IS rapidly enhancing In productive
ness. and also IL public estimation. as
the large number Of new stores Ia the
vicinity iully a%ttcet9. and Offering. As n
does. 80 much available space tor a good
class Of stores. Il viii doubtless prove a
profitable investment.
TERMS: One third cash. and the resi-
due at two years for negotiable notes,
with interest somi-1nuually. and cyl
dencei by Ssparat- notes. anu all secured
by a deed OF trust on the property.
HARRIET HARE MCCLELLAN,
+. SPENCER MILLER.
in . Executors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
VRUSTEE'5 AUCTION SALE
BONDS. NOTES. AND ACCOUNTS
WITHOUT RESERVE.

BY virtue Of a provision under a Ger
tain deed Of trust from T.. +. Minor q
me as trustee. I will proceed TO sell at
auction. without limit or reserve. In
front Il the custOm-hOuse. on Bank
street.
SATURDAY, JANUARY u. 1885.
at T. ~. n l0t Of BONDS. NOTES. AND
ACCOUNTS conveyed under said deed.
+. =. WINSTON. Trustee.
IA 2-eOdtWti