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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
HANOVER VETERANS.
Annual Reunion Of The Patrick Henry
Rifles.
DINNER.
ELEGANT
Addresses by Major Page and MIR.
J. II. Brown-The PrOpOscd Mural
Tablets in the County COurt-House.
Their Object.

ASHLAND, VA. August n.-(Special)-
To-day at Ashland Park the annual re-
union Of Company c. Fifteenth Virginia
Regiment. Patrick Henry Rifles took
place. This is one of the old companies
that left Hanover and fought all through
the late war.
At the rol-cal the following answered.:
Major John Page, Lieutenants u. H.
Bumpass and Z. T. Bowles. First-Ser-
eeant NJ. l.. Jones Sergeant Ned Massey
Privates r. Y. Tillar. John G. Tiller, L.
S. Tilier. Hank Tiller. William Harden.
]. ]. Harlow. Ed. Snead, ~ y. Thompson
z. u. Stanley. and j. b. Brown.
After a dnner-which consisted OF ele-
CANT Brunswick stew, chicken. ham.
lamb. and vegetables. with plenty Of
.melons-had been enjoyed. Major John
Page delivered the address or the day.
lie spoke Of the gradual thinning Of the
ranks OF the veterans. and told his COM
rades that In their declining years they
should come closer together lie PAID
those that have gone 10 rest beautiful
tribute In closing he dwelt on the mural
tablets that are TO be erected at the
Courthouse. 10 bear the names OF all
Hanover men who lost their lives In the
war. as well az those Of the men who
filed the ranks and are yet alive.
COmrade J. T. Brown also made short
address along the same line.
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EAST RtDFOHD.
. u,rtbday Party-A False Report
Other News of Interest.


EAST RADFORD, VA, August 81
(speclal)-There was large gathering al
the residence Of Captain ]. Montgomery
r,homas this week to celebrate the toth
birthday of Mre Thomas. Among those
,rosent were Hon. Haven B. Howe.
Mrs. f. VI. Kent. Mrs. a. II. DeJarhet'e'
~ Pulaski county; Mr.. and Mrs CharIes
Mathews. Of Giles county; MT. T., H.
pearv Of Washington; Miss Nellie Howe
Rural Retreat. and captain anu MIC
John T. Howe. OF Radford.
Yesterday an officer from Giles county
c,,re 10 Radford, and arrested q man
named Roop on the charge or house
hreakiug and robbery. The officer re-
norted that while family were AT camp
nee,jng the house was entered ana
about $50 worth Of bedding, clothing.
sugar. coffee. and meat stolen. The deed
Vas done in broad daylight and In a
thlckly-settled neighborhood. None OF
the goods have not been found.
II has been reported in number OF
napers that smallpox Is epidemic ID
Eadford. This is not true 1hete Is NOT
a case OF smallpox In the city. nor has
,here been in more than ten years.
,rbere is one case in Pulaeki county OPP
nosite Radford A bridge, nearly one
,bi,d of a mile long over New river Is
tho only connection between the county
ard the city. The city has guard placed
q, the Pulaski end OF the bridge
and there IS no danger OF the disease
spreading. as the infected residence Is
some distance from any other, ana a
strict quarantine has been established
Tho family In which the case Is came
from Marion where they had been spend
ing the summer. and there has been no
chance for the disease 10 spread, so all
,,enorts that we have smallpox here Is
untrue 1t has been ten days since the
case was pronounced smallpox. ana
there are now new cases.
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STEAMER BURNED.
The Isle of Wight. of the Old Do
minlon River Fleet.

NORFOLK. VA. August 3i.-(Special)-
TIE steamer Isle Of Wight. OF the old
Dominion steamship ComDany's river
t.et which has been running between
tls city and Smithneld. was destroyed
~ lre az that place early this morning.
Al o'clock. while the steamer was
Ding 80 her wharf. FIRE was discovered.
az l.r crew went 10 work TO extingulsh
u flames. But the fire spread rapidly.
- m very short time was past control.
me steamer was cut loose from the
wharf, and allowed 10 drift off in the
mr.. where attempts were made TO sink
ier. ]; was hoped that by this means
We might be partially eaved. Efforts
t1Ng this line. however. were fruitiess,
az The boat was burned TO the waters
kre
TIE Isle OF Wight was the le.est adj
c'u1n 20 the river feet Of the company.
'n9 vas very fine steamer being valued
al about $500. Fortunately. her freight
!ta been discharged. and there was no
!'ss IN this respect The origin OF tho fire
u Unknown.
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want Another Precinct.

PROFFIT. ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
VA, August 3l.-(Special)-A petition mat
a voting precinct be established at TINS
Mace VIII be presented 10 Judge White
Monday. One Of the chief reasons for
this is that the voters residing
at Profit are forced. not only TO rae
several miles in order 10 vote. but nave
10 cross the Rivanna In order TO exercise
the right OF suffrage When the river
cannot be forded this amounts PRACTICAL
ly TO Acknowledgement The section rep
resented by the signers OF this petition
IS bounded by the North Rivanna river
from Michie's ford TO It's confluence win
the South Rivanna: from there the South
Rivanna Is its boundary until RIO MIL
is reached, the county road from that
place TO Michie's ford completing the
line
Miss Lillian L. Cox. one OF our brightest
and most deserving young ladies' VIII
leave for the Farmvile Normal School
on the 9Th OF September, where she Will
attend as a State student
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OVERLOOKED HIS ORDERS.
The Cause of Fridays Freight
Wreck on the Southern.

MANASSAS. VA. August I.-(Special)
The facts concerning the wreck on the
Southern railway at Clifton yesterday are
about as follows: Extra 52l and No. 4s
had orders 10 meet at Clifton. Engineer
Garvin. on the extra, however, overlook
ed his orders. and instead of taking the
siding. ran on by the station. and II being
down grade had considerable speed by the
time the train reached the bridge over
"Pope's Head" just this side Of the sta
ton lie then saw the approaching train
near at hand, and realized his mistake,
but too late. Both engineers applied air
brakes and reversed their engines. but
the momentum brought them together
with an awful crash that nearly demol-
ished both engines. Strange 10 say. how
ever. with the exception of severe bruises
received by the engineers and fremen.
no one was hurt. The track was much
torn up. and was covered with the debris
% the wreck. The engineers and firemen
Of both engines were In the cabs when
the engines struck, not having time to
jump. The loss is estimated at $500.
WELCOME RAIN.
A heavy and welcome rain visited this
section Yesterday the rain falling off and
on all day.
Miss Gertrude RoScDciry, or tmS place.
who is in hospital training school In
Baltimore. came home on a short visit
this morning. accompanied by Miss Min
ME Chamberlain. Of Washington. ID. c.
Sheriff j. u. Leachman is very I'll ut his
home, near here, with typhoid-fever.
Mr.. II. y Brawner. Of broad Run. va,
is visiting his father. Mr.. X. F. Draw
ner. at his home here.
Mrs. Daisy NJ. Conry. Of Baltimore. Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. c. J.. Hynson.
THE LEGISLATIVE FIGHT.
The legislative fight IS getting TO be
very interesting. -Four candidates for the
House are in the feld-G. G. Galleher,
Colonel Edmund Berkeley, DR.. John >.
Powell and George s Patton. y very
active canvass has been in progress from
the start. and the outlook is for close
contest at the primary, which VIII take
place early I'm September. Each or the
four men has large following In the
county. ANY one OF them would fill the
position with credit. Colonel berkeley
and Dr. Powell have both represented the
county in the General Assembly before.
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Scottsvllie Notes.

scOTTSVII.LE. VA, August u.-(Spe-
c,aII-Ceneral ]. c. Hill and wife. who
snsn, n month at Buffalo Lithia Springs.
rsturned a few days since. The General Is
vsry much improved In health.
Tbs school Board Of the Scottsville Dis
trict OF Albemarle county met few
DAYS since. and on account OF hard
times cut down expenses IN the District
,rhsy cut of several schools and reduced
"a teachers salaries 10 per cent.
Tnere are many summer boarders and
v,sitors in and around Scottsville yet. the
nj " Gather holding them out OF the cities
for the present. The following may be
mentioned: Misses Julia and Amy VIII
Hama of Richmond. with Major d. w.
anderson; Mrs. John II. worsham and
daurhtsr. Miss Natalie, Of Richmond. Win
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DARNES AND POWELL.
They Score Victory Mt Newport
News md Warwick.

NEWPORT NEWS. August sl.-(spe-
clal)-The Democratic primary In New
port News to-day passed of quietly. only
a small vote was polled. a signal victory
was scored by Mr. Thomas Temple Powell.
OF Newport News. over Mr.. Philip ST.
George Wilcox. OF Newport News, as
candidate for the House OF Delegates, and
by Hon. Manly III. Barnes. Of New Kent
county, over Mr.. Francis Causey. OF
Hampton, as candidate for the Senate.
THE vote was as follows: Powell. i27; Will
cox. 1888: Barnes, S65; Causey. 1874. This
gives Powell and Barnes complete dele
cation fourteen delegates) from Newport
News 10 the Williamsburg Convention.
The candidates will select their delegates.
A, Morrison and Lee Hall Precincts. in
warwick county. delegates were elected
At mass-meetings. Powell got the dele
gates at both places, giving him the entire
warwick county delegation OF eighteen
and insurlng his nomination beyond the
shadow OF a doubt Causey secured the
two delegates at Morrison, but Barnes got
.hs two at Lee Hall, which gives the lat
Tar sixteen of the eighteen delegates.
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nensha In Amelia.

DEATONVILLE. VA. August 81
fspeciaI1-Two deaths have recently
taken Mace In cur community. which
has cast a gloom over all the people.
A few DAYS ago Mrs. Maria Louisa
Butler. OF New YORK. VINO was visiting
In the county. died OF paralysis. She was
a mos, estlmable lady, gracious and kind,
ana was beloved by all. She was the
widow OF p. II Butler. who many years
ago lived in Richmond.
on Friday morning Mrs. Meade. wife
OF II. Meade. passed away unexpectedly
she leaves a husband and eight children
TO mourn their loss. Her death is a
calamity TO her friends. her church. and
the community. she was the daughter
Of John s. Hardaway. a. Amelia. and a
sister OF Thomas f. Hardaway. OF Rich
mond. lovely woman. cultivated. re-
fined. and gentle. She was greatly be-
loved
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tee. have brought him out as candidate
for the nomination. Mr. West IL an &C
tive, energetic representative OF the
young Democracy. and a gentleman well
qualified for the Senate. Hon. j. ID.
Pretlow and Mr. william snands, OF
Southampton county. are aspirants Tor
the nomination. and Colonel ". r. Boy
kin. Of Isle OF Wight. will also he pushed
by his friends for II.
The Misses Franner, OF Richmond. lave
returned home after a pleasant visit to
Miss Emma Gillian. OF SInolk.
Mr.. ]. w. Dyre. wife. and son, who had
been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burwell
Riddlck for n week. left last evening for
their home. in Washington dry.
Mrs. Jesse Parker. OF SuyOlk, and her
daughter. Mrs w. II. Stewart. OF Ralti-
more. left here to-day sor Goshen and
other Virginia resorts.
Mr. T.. r. Jordan will leave here to-
morrow for an extended pleasure trip
through Southside Virginia and various
points in North Carolina.
Mrs. w. l.. Mcleod and daughters have
returned home from visit 10 relatives
in Portsmouth and Norfolk.
Mr. i. II. NAPLES. who resided al Mag
nolia Springs. near Suffolk, FOR hunter
of years. IS now in Paris. Tex. here
he has lucrative position In a bank.
Rev. John Newton Mccormick, who has
been rector Of 81. Paul's Protestant Epis-
copal church for the past two and a
half years, left here on Wednesday. ac-
cornpanied by his family. for Atlanta, Ga.
having accepted call 10 81. Luke's
church. OF that city. Mr.. Mccormick Is
a very talented man, and accomplished a
great work for his church while be was
in Suffolk He had greatly endeared him
self to his people. and his departure was
a source OF deep regret to them. While
here he declined one or two calls to Rich
mOnd.
Mr. c. u. Mllteer. % Fentress. Ca.
who went from this county some years
ago. has disposed Of mis- interests IN
Georgia. and Will next week return to
Virginia TO reside.
Or. II. Wood Campbell and wife have
returned home from pleasant trip to
White Sulphur Springs and the noun
tains Of Amherst county.
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I.NPORIt.
A Laconic Court Entry-Accident 10
n Child.

EMPORIA, VA, August &.-(Special)-
r. has been said that the people OF Nir-
einia nearly always attend the county
courts. Years ago l heard the late Or.
Bagby say that 1t was a part OF their
oath OF allegiance TO attend these courts
In proof OF this assertion we may eA-
meet n big crowd here Monday, as theIe
is n large docket OF cases. and an honest
elections" meeting VIII be held. III the
history OF the court there has never peeh
known but one court TO lapse from want
~ attendance. ana that was In the year
1916. In those days the courts were heli
NV magistrates. three Of whom constituted
n quorum. In looking over an old re-
cord find that at the March term or
tho court $3.50 the Clerk had made the
ueuaI entries upon the Order Book,
leaving blank those who are expected
70 be present. and at the foot or the
mage I struck this laconic entry: Ihe
Court id not sit at this term owing 10
the unprecedented snow-storm, only TWO
tustices being present. Joseph Turner,
clerk" The then Clerk was the father
OF the present Clerk. / have been in
formed that there was only one lawyer
present.
yesterday. Httle son VI oui p'pNi"i
County Treasurer, B. w. Wyche, was
thrown from wagon and very badly
hurt. having one of his fingers cut Off,
and sustaining injuries about the face
and body.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Taylor gave de-
,,rhtful "at home" last evening In honor
of their guests. the Misses Hall, OF
brunswick.
The Misses Taylor, OF Manchester. and
Miss Ada Reid, of North Carolina. are
visiting the family OF Dr. J. K. Jones.
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HAMPTON SOLDIERS HOME.
The Annual Insrccffon-Ncw Bnr-
rncks-OId Point Personals.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA. August
81 .-(Speclal)- W. ". Averill. In
spector-General for the National Soldiers
Home, Is on his annual inspection Of the
HAMPTON branch. where he Is the guest
of Governor L. T. Woodfn. The lapse Of
time and the inhrmities OF old age are
bringing a large number OF the Federal
veterans I'm this direction. this being
favorite point with them. owing TO the
mild and genial winter climate mere. III
order to accommodate tn increase q n W
set of barracks Is now being constructed.
Mrs. Hasbrouck. wife of Major ii. g
Hasbrouck. Fourth Artillery, has re-
turned from visit 10 friends IN bu'A'io
and Newbursh. y. y.
Mrs. George Booker. who has been on
a visit 10 Niagara Falls. arrived nome
this week. ,.,
Mrs. Gresham. Of Norfolk, IS visiting
her parents. Major and Mrs. hoDDe' VI
the garrison.
Captain John =. story. Fourth Artillery
returned yesterday from a ten-days' WISH
70 friends in New York.
Mrs. John Il. Kimberly left FOR Balti-
more Thursday. on a visit TO General anu
Mrs. Agnus.
our new breakwater, extending from
the east end or tht lil gem nue. " "
light-houae wharf. is now completed, ana
az II stands the storms will save the gov
eminent A large sum of money In the
future.
The following Richmonders have regis
tered nj the Hygeia Hotel during the
week: Mrs George r. Ewen. Mr, ana
Mrs. +. 4. Catlin. Miss Bessie Caiiin' G.
A. Camera, NJ. Mattheras. h. b. Mattheras'
George r. Ewell W. IL. Fitzgerald ana
wife. Charles Barham, Irwin Neisig.r
Ed. r. Lumpkin, Miss =. ). Ellyson' MT
and Mrs. Decatur Axtell. a. +. kogers'
A. NJ. Scott, j. Felix Smith, i. NJ Fi,H-
r-oraId I g Dame. Miss Irene II. Fitz-
Gerald. n. u. Stokes, Simon Sycle, I. 4.
Fellows and wife. Frank Ricchi John NJ.
stansbury, C. NJ weinDurner Mrs: T.
stern and daughter. c. V. Clash, W. "
Guv' II. y. Binford. George c. McGilvray,
Or. anu Mrs. Hugh NJ. Taylor.
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v,,.aainp I'm williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August 81
necial1-About o'clock this morning a
quiet and pretty wedding took place at
the residence Of the brides parents, on
Ffah~.s street the parties being Mr..
Leonard Edwin Houston. a leading young
,,an ~ Essex county. and Miss Dora Yer
by Roper. a wel-known young lady OF
our toxin The bride was dressed In a
travelling suit Of green and brown clo'h.
After the marriage ceremony, which was
performed By Rev. W. +. Davis or the
Methodist church. the bridal pair were
driven TO the depot, where they took the
east-bound train for Old Point en- route
for their home. Brays' IN Essex county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
SUFFOLK.
The Senatorial COntest-PersOnni
and General.

SUFFOLK. VA. August 3i.-tSpecial)-
senator. has positively declined to allow
MS name to be used In connection with
We nomination for the Senate for the
next term. and. therefore. he virtually
iesigns the place. as II would only be
necessary for him TO allow the use OF
ms name In order 10 secure election
ne ~ one of the most popular men In
u'e district, but his private business
interests demand his attention. In view
., me above facts the friends .of MI. J.
a. west. chairman OF the Nansemond
S""iv Democratic Executive Commit
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Norsolk's AImshouse Scandal.

NORFOLK, VA. August 3l.-tSpecial.)--
The charges affecting the management
OF tho city almshouse. In which the keep
err. /. II. Morris was accused OF mai
feasance In office and immoral conduct
and which were investigated by Mayor
Petit and the Almshouse Committee OF
the Council last evening. resulted In the
keepers being suspended from Office by
MAYOR Petit. The assistant keeper. Mr..
y. +. Craig. and Nurse J. T. Murray
were also suspended from their positions
under the law governing such cases. The
following temporary appointments were
then made: Thomas l.. Bailey. keeper;
l.. r. Curdts. assistant-kseper, and james
+. Warren. nurse. ....-
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Mrs. Charles u. Harris. Mrs. X. !. Wade
and children. Mrs. W. A. Powers and chill
dren. and Mr.. Bass. Of Richmond. are
also here.
Mr.. J. o. Harris. OF near Bremo BLUM.
Fluvanna, has moved to the home OF his
aged aunt. near this place.
DR. Curtice. Of the State OF New York.
who was sent out by Secretary Morton.
OF the Department OF Agriculture. to To-
cate the area affected by bloody muir
rain" IN cattle. was here several days
this week. He found very little through
this section.
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J. D. Seabright, Auctioneer.
"a east Broad street.
n east Broad street.
TRUSTEES SALE
LARGE and LL-SELECTED STOCK
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, T0BACCOS, LICENSES,
Cash REGISTER,
CHOOSES IN ACTION, HORSES,
MULES, 3 DELIVERY WAGONS,
and HARNESS AT AUCTION.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from }. w.
Meonl 4 Co. to me as trustee anu uu,y
recorded, ] will proceed 70 sei; W p D
auction, at No. 10 north Eis"'ee"'"
street.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER I'D.
commencing promptly at 10 A. ~, the en-
tire stock " Groceries. Liquors. IoDaccos'
ard Cigars, consisting in part OF
4 barrels Best Brands "hshey' IN oris'-
About g0O gallons Whiskey. Brandy, Gin,
Rum. and Wines. in broken lots;
81 pounds choice brands Sbe"hs- al"
Smoking Tobacco:
Il barrels New orleans and other Syrups:
6 barrels Vinegar;
80 barrels Salt FISH;
Very Fine Cash Register. , .r,
ia boxes Quaker City, Gem, Borax. ana
other Leading brands Laundry soap;
Cir ue1l Sugar Coffee, Hams, Bacon
Svrnn and Canned Goods of alt kinds;
lo5 no,inds Candies. Platform ana Coun.
ter-ScaIes. Large Electricians, ana
Awning. all good as new;
1 pair Extra-Flne Young Muies'
2 Single and Double GroceTs penTsry-
Wasons. with Single and Double Har-
ness all In good order;
4 lot BaIed Shucks and Straw;
Merchants, Liquor. Tooacco-' ana
rN WsSSn-E With ALI CHOOSES IN ACTION
This stock Is all fresh and well-se.
lected and should attract the attention
OF ali dealers IN the city.
ihHSs ot. l. BLOoMBERG. Trustee.
ID Seabriaht Auctloneer. au ~
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FOR RENT.
r-r.O,-0S.I 49, r-sT~Nr~'~'S'--S's0S~
TO LET.

We desire to call special attention 70
that BLOCK OF NEW, NEAT, ANp Jx Al
TRACTIVE BRICK DWE!;LIN1o
situated on the north side OF hamSver
between Ivey and Walnut streets THESE
dwellings, are detached. and for beauty
OF design and thoroughness In construc-
ton and convenience they canhot pe
outclassed We will be pleased TO snow
these choice plums to any one wishing to
CHEWING 4 ROSE. Agents.
sc Lit No. 6 north Tenth street
FOR RENT. THAT CENTRALLY.
LOCATED BRICK DWELLING: NO. tie
Eighth street, between Marsnaii anu
Clay. with rooms and modern improve
ments.
Also. Desirable BRICK DWELLING.
No. Is Cary street. between Adams and
Foushee. containing 10 rooms ana modern
conveniences. ~
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON.
Sc lit corner Eleventh and Bank SIS:
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nv virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
dated March %, 1896 and duly recorded IN
the Richmond Chancery Court. Deed BOOK
Isl c, page rs. to SECURE certain PCS PES
therein described, default having been
made and being required so TO DO. we
will sell at public auction. on the premises
to the highest bidder.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ID. at p. d:
the PROPERTY referred to above ana
described in said deed as follows:
"AIl that lot Of land, with the buiidings
thereon, fronting on south line OF blaiS
street 50 feet ; Inches, more or less. anq
running back between parallel lines u
feet. more or less. to an alley"
These houses are detached. extra wen'
built. of three rooms each, besides closets
veranda porches. &C. There u goo3
stab'e also IN rear Of No 12T They Will
Be- sold separately. II desired or - q
TERMS: BY consent. only 400 cash On
each house: balance cir, twelve. ana sisn-
zee gR Rent WILL BUY IT.
WALLACE y. BROWN. Irvssss'
]. Thompoou Brown Z Co.. AucdonSers.
Take electric car to AahIand ana RAM
dolph streets: enly two squares distant
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FOR RENT.

llOs west Main street: s rooms.
20s west Grace street; Is rooms.
2of west Grace street. IL rooms.
II east Grace street; IL rooms
200 east Marshall street: rooms rao.
20t east Marshall street; rooms.
2aGl east Marshall street. rooms.
300 east Marshall street; rooms.
40l west Marshall street; 10 rooms.
S2i north Twenty fourth street; rooms.
1ul l-2 north Ninth street; rooms.
1913 west Main street; rooms.
3Dl2 west Cary street; 8 rooms.
,0s north Twenty seventh street; rooms.
81 Buchanan street. rooms.
6l5 north Twenty-seyenth street; rooms.
1871 west Cary street. o rooms.
ei2 Randolph street; rooms.
S1j Randolph street. 6 rooms
J. u. CARNEAL,
Sc lit lip5 east Main street.
FOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA-
BILE AND STRICTLY MODERN
DWELLING No. ii25 Floyd avenue, with
about ten rooms. Possession October !.
1895
Also. that CONVENIENTLY AR
RANGED DWELLING No. lrs Floyd
avenue. containing nine rooms and mo-
dern improvements.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Sc lit
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By direction OF the owner, We VIII sci!
at PI,DIIC AUCTION, TO the HIGHEST
BIDDER. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1856.
at 6 O'Clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY re-
ferred 20 above, fronting - tert on ,ns
west side OF Seventeenth street. and run.
nlug BACK between parallel lines " feet
on which there Is a frame store ana q
dwelling The property rents well AZ q
TERMS: At sale.
BOSWELL & HARTMAN.
au IN Auctloneers.