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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
A SINGULAR FIRE.
supposed to Have been Caused ny
the sun.

DANVILLE, VA. September 6.-(Spe-
clal)-Between 70 and o'clock this after
noon smoke was seen issuing from the
windows In the handsome residence OF Mr.
T. y. Burton, on Main street, and when
the door leading TO the sitting-room from
the hallway was opened the contents
of the room were found to be In a blaze.
No one could account for the fire, as all
the inmates Of the house had been away
from home. and II was discovered on
Mrs. Burtons return. Folding-doors open
from the parlor TO this room. These doors
were open, and the heavy lace curtains
Garnet. and large mirror in the parlor
were entirely destroyed. Everything in
the sitting-room, including the piano. was
completely destroyed.
There had been no fire in the room, ana
as there is no chimney near the place
where the flames originated the supposi-
lion Il that the fire was caused by the
rays of the sun shining through the
heavy plate glass in the window upon
the curtains The loss will amount TO
between $4,000 and 5000, which is iully
covered by insurance
q G. Lambert of Richmond, general
agent Of the Singer Manufacturing Com
many. gave the employees of the com
Many here a grand blowout at Hotel Bur
ION to-day. at which a number of talks
were made on the favorable outlook or
business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The Political Outiook-The walton
Law.

GATE CITY. VA. September G.-(Spe-
cial)-The senatorial contest in this, the
Second. district, has narrowed down 10
three gentlemen--H. S. Kane. Of Scott;
Il. 4. Irvine, of Wise. and Mr.. Mcneil, OF
Lee. Wise has instructed for Irvine, al
though one district of the county favored
Kane: and Lee has instructed for Mcneil
Scott will elect delegates next Monday
and n supreme effort Will be made to Sc
cure solid Kane delegation. Kane Is a
young man Of engaging manners, and
Seasant address He is a cousin to Judge
II. $. X. Morrison.
Twelve years ago. Major II. G. Wood
of Scott, represented the district. sine
which time the senator has come from
Wise This really entities Lee to the
nomination, but our people are not bad
10 cayil over county lines, and whoever
Is nominated will receive the undivided
support OF the unterrlfed Democracy. The
convention will meet at Big Stone Gap
Friday. September 18th, and, while tn
contest will. no doubt, be spirited, the
high character Of the aspirants Is a sufii-
cient guaranty that good feeling will pre-
vail
AT the meeting next Monday the time
will be fixed for holding the convention TO
present Scott county. \ number of names
are mentioned in connection with this
nomination, and. no doubt, a winning
man will be put forward to carry the
banner.
Should Kane receive the senatorial
nomination u is probable that Il. A.
Hoge. the present Commonwealth's At
torney for Scott. will be the Republican
candidate. Should Mcneil be nominated
Colonel Campbell Slemp, Of Lee, is q
Republican probability. although he was
defeated for the office by c. +. Flanary,
IN 1888. and for Northumberland by
Tyler In 1889 He Is a shrewd stumper.
In the main the Walton election-law is
approved by the Democrats OF this coun-
~. although they recognize that some
slight amendments should be made TO IL.
The Republicans generally condemn the
law. yet when pinned down 20 the point
the only objection they can orter is. that
''the constables may BE- corrupt" II is
customary for the Republicans here TO
condemn everything that emanates from
Democratic Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
HANOVER NOTES.
Ashland Merchant Marricd-Eiec-
tIOn of Teachers.

ASHLAND, VA. September 6-(Special)
A telegram was received here this after
noon from Washington announcing the
marriage in that city to-day Of Mr.. l..
T. w. Meyberg and Miss Annie ID. Car
ter Of Rock Castle, GOochland county.
Mr.. Meyberg Is one Of the most prosper
Gus merchants in Ashland. and the news
of his marriage will be received with
great pleasure by his many TRENDS AT
this place.
His bride spent some months in ASH
land n year or two ago, and made many
friends during her visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyberg left this afternoon for Baltimore,
Philadelphia. and other northern cities.
DEATH OF MRS. ENGLAND.
Mrs. Charles Park England died at the
residence OF her husband. near Ashland,
at an early hour this morning. after an
Illness of eleven weeks. She was Miss
Lucy Wood. and n lady beloved by a
large circle of friends. Her funeral Will
take place at II a. NJ. tomorrow from
Little Bethel church.
The remains Of Mr.. James II. Stone,
who died in Richmond yesterday, were
brought here this morning and buried
in Woodland Cemetery.
TEACHERS ELECTED.
At a meeting Of the Ashland District
School Board, held yesterday, the fol-
lowing teachers were elected:
For White Schools-No. !, Kate Nj.
Tunstall; No. 2. Agnes NJ. Kelly; No. B.
Mary Jones; No 4, Bena Wilson; No. 3,
Carrie Gilman; No. 6, Nellie Chittenden;
No. Z, Matte w. Terrill No. s. Mamie
ID. I.umpkin: No. Q, Carrie ID. Wingfeld;
No. 10, Emily Bowles; No. IL. Burtle Mas
sic: No. 70, Willie Dorset; No. 1S. Mabel
c. Goulder
Colored Scholastic. l, "A. NJ. Moore;
No. 2, Charles IL. Robinson; No. 3, Ann
NJ. Robinson; No. 1, w. t. Jackson; NO.
>, II. c. Winston; No. 6, j. f. Morris;
No. 7. l.. T. Robinson; No. S. Isham Nor
ris; No. ., Isabella Holiday.
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doubtless. also, have following from
each OF these latter counties.
The republicans will hold their conveh-
ton on the next day after the Democrats
or on the 10th. Columbus Phipps has been
talked OF as their standard-bearer VII
recently: he has signifed his intention Oh
not accepting the nomination II tendereu.
A prominent Republican recently INFORMED
your correspondent that in the e.eh'
Phipps does not accept. John G. sni'n, a
young attorney Of this place. VIII pronioiy
be the nominee. Indications are that ~
will be very hot contest. a.,
Mr.. Jonas y. Rasnick. OF Stratton' uieu
a day or two since OF fever. he was
about IS years of age. and leaves "ile
and three or four children.
MIR. Ed. Mullins. a widower OF Ava
this county. and Mrs. Yannce. or Iarpoh'
were married a day or two since.
Mrs Mary Cartwright OF Bristoi' 10
visiting relatives here this week.
Leon Isaacsen. Of the Yellow Poplar
Lumber Company. is on n business trip
TO Bristol.
T. NJ. Greer. prominent merchant OF
Coeburn. Va, is spending few days here
this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
Montgomery Presbytery.

NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, September
s-(special.)-Th Preebytery OF Mont
romery convened Monday at Falling
Spring church at O'Clock 7. NJ. There
was present at the opening thirteen min
,sters and hfteen ruling elders. The open
ing sermon was preached by the Rev.
l.. W. Irwin The Rev. j. NJ. Holiday
was elected moderator. Rev. j: A. Nc
hurry was elected recording clerk. and
Elder A. w. Pltman reading clerk.
Calls presented from the Rocky Mount
and Piedmont churches for the services
Of Licentiate w. A. Hall were found
In order. and Mr.. Hall sisnified his ac-
ceptance. From Bramweli and Princeton
churches calls for the services OF Licen-
tiate w. a. Wynne. were found in order
and accepted by him.
DIR. c. II. strickler from the Presbyte-
ry Of Atlanta. and Rev. Bailey. OF Lex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
MARRIAGE IN HIGHLAND.
The Commemorative Attorney
Takes n Bride.

MONTERREY. VA. September 6.-VSpe-
cial)-A pretty little affair, In when
Cupld played his part so slyly ana quiet
" as TO battle suspicion for long tiine'
was pleasantly terminated Wednesday
morning AT 10 o'clock. when our popular
vc,Ing commonwealth Attorney. Mr..
7 NJ Colaw. took as his bride Miss LIZ
zie Gibson. an attractive and well-kno"h
young lady. living two miles south OF
Monterey.
As the hour for the marriage approach
cd quite a number Of invited guests as
sembled at the old Gibson homestead.
which had been beautifully decorated IN
honor Of the event The ceremony which
united the couple In the holy bonds was
performed by DR.. II. VI. Latlmer pastor
Of the Monterey Presbyterian church, ana
was very impressive.
The bride is the daughter OF the late
William ID. Gibson. and Is one OF quar-
tette Of pretty sisters whose hVes ana
womanly virtues have adorned the socle-
ty in which they moved.
The groom was born in Crabbottom this
county and is a man whom the county
may feel proud to own as her progeny
He is not only a gentleman or scholarly
attainments. being a graduate OF the
Dickinson College and the University OF
Virginia. but as a mathematician has won
for himself an enviable prominence ana
celebrity. He is a member of the Mathe-
NAUTICAL Society Of New York, distinc-
ton enjoyed by only two others in our
State. and is the associate author OF an
arithmetic now in the hands Of the pub
fishers. In the science Of mathematics
he stands without a peer. having but
three equals in the United States, and
seven IN the world. and the little back
woods" county which gave him birth may
confidently and proudly challenge the
world TO offer mathematical problem
that he cannot solve.
Al the conclusion OF the ceremony the
couple left for Staunton. where they
boarded the train for places Of interest
in the North and East.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
Knows Now.
Fri Messenger.)

if-tl MfHStAAN'AP
A boys hshing-pole was fastened 70
the root OF tree on the river banh'
and he was sitting IN the sun playing
with his dog, iiing the time away. as
he had been fishing all day and caught
nothing.
"Fishlng? Inquired a man passing.
YES" answered the boy.
Nice dog you have there. What Is his
name2"
Fish"
Fish? That's n queer name for a
dog What do you call him that forF
Cause he won't bite"
Then the man proceeded on his way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07

Hirbcs, of all in eavening PoweLatest u Govt Report
R3H!A!!! RRsklaes
A86@MUTEEM PURE

ington Presbytery. were i'NNe'
ms corresponding members ,,a,on
,,rasbvterv: Rev. II. u. Egleston' o. OF
IVES, Hanover Presbytery. and Kev. W :
g Lindsay. Of the Presbytery OF Nor'ois,
we're received into this presoytery. ~
Ii:go 4. N. wednesday public worship WORSHIP
was conducted by the Rev W. {. lamp
bell ID. D., OF Roanoke. who preached a
tender and eloquent sermon from the
twenty-third Psalm.
call from the Bethany church Ro-
anoke. for the services OF rev. ..
G. DInwiddie. was presented, found IN
order and accepted.
The evening session was taken up IN
the examination Of Licentiates Wynne.
Hall. and Rachall, who VIII be Dreamed
this session Of presbytery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
To Be Sold at Auction UnreSerVedIy

expensive suit OF Massive rxa.
Table. Buffet. China Pres. U
Back Chairs. New Rcfrlg.rat.-
Plated Water Filter n-,.
valuable collection Of fine Chin, e..-
ware, and Shyer-Phtcl Wa-. ~.
Table Linen. and Cutlery '
Handsome Clock. Bronzes. ami Me-,
Ornaments. Elegant Eugrlyn-s r..,
Curtains, Fancy Chairs. ana Tlr..
l Elegant Brass Canopy B stead -..
fine bedding, pillows. etc.
Chironieres. Dressing Cases. Gle 20.
Everything IN the house u.s. as .... d..
new: was the best that cou'l hs t.,.,.
and will be sold without reserve. ami -..
be removed az once.
The house Will be open 600 s5,r..,.
from 10 10 3 o'clock 20 parties wh. -.,
wish to examine before dly % sss
y. Blades are especially m,fal ,
attend this sale.
So s j. d. SEABRIGHT. Aueter.e,
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SET ASIDE THE VERDICT.
George Posey Gets a New Trial-The
Reason.

MANASSAS. VA, September 6-(Spe-
al.)-Judge Lipscomb yesterday set aside
the verdict in the case of George Posey,
whom the jury gave five years In the
penltentiary as accessory before the fact
I'm the murder Of Andrew Loveless. Inc
ground on which the new trial was
granted was the discovery that one OF
the Jurors was n personal enemy OF Po-
sev's. and the night before the trial sig
nided his willingness 10 wager money on
the result of the trial The new trial will
probabIy be held at the October term Of
the court.
The attorney for the son failed, how
ever. 10 get a another trial for him..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
THE FAR SOUTHWEST.
Political News aad Gossip-Dicken-
son Notes.

CLINTwoOD, VA, September 6.-cSpe-
clal)-The Democrats OF this legislative
district. composed of the counties Of Wise,
Dickinson. and buchanan. will hold
convention here on the 9th to nominate
a candidate for the House OF Delegates.
To forecast. IL begins 10 look as Il Mr..
Alfred A. Skeen. OF this county. viii be
the nominee. He Is a young praeticipg
attorney, and would probably be very
strong candidate. IL is said that the dele
Gates from Wise county are all for him.
and In that event he will have ma
tor.ty In the convention. as that county Is
entitled 10 eleven delegates. and the other
Two counties 10 Ave each. Skecn VIII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
VIII nny a Lnrne Trnct.

BOSWELL, VA, September 3. 1896.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Your paper, with others. has reported
me as having purchased land In different
localities. l wish TO say that up 10 this
time l have not closed a deal with any
one. but have made a very satisfactory
arrangement, through Messrs. George r.
Crawford & Co., under which / hope 10
close q deal for large tract Of land
SAMUEL II. MYERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
NOR SALE. TWO TWO-STORY n
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, IN GOOD ORDER. 10
ROOMS. bath and closets. kitchen. range
L.atrobe stoves. hot and cold water; Nos;
$40. gl2 9li east Clay street Also, 10; Us
betb and closets. hot and cold water &c.
All convenient 10 business. Apply 70
M SUTTON & co,
so 5-tw Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.
No Reaction I'm Business--Decidcd
Incrcnso Over Last Year.


NEW YORK, September 6.-Messrs. r.
G. Dun & Co., in their weekly review
Of trade, tomorrow will say:
There Is no real reaction in business.
Gains which were recognized as tenn
porary are vanishing. but there remains
a decided increase over last year. al
though prices average SIS per cent. lower
than a year ago. IL needs no keen OBJ
server to see that the reaction against
the rapid advance Of prices is strong.
Cotton is strong. but has paused. The
general tendency to curtail purchases
where prices have notably advanced
grows clearer In boots and shoes, in wool,
and in some products of iron.
Imports are large. but 1t IS stated that
Bradford manufacturers find II hard to
get labor enough TO fiji their orders, so that
delay may cancel many contracts. as in
ferior quality has cancelled some already
The cotton manufacture has risen with
the rise I'm the price Of cotton, and a
strong market 10 help, but with a chance
also OF a strike for higher wages.
The brightest future In all the horizon
"a the certainty that the crop OF
corn will be enormous. Frosts can now
only affect small fraction. and the sur
plus will 90 In the manufacture OF meals,
because there is no other profitable use
for corn. one farm-prOduct which IL
strong. because certainly short In yield,
rose last Tuesday 20 SS0l but has since
declined. The public observes much skilled
and Organized labor in the reports. and
also sees what many Spectators refuse
to see-the 100000 bales OF old American
brought over.
1t is earnestly hoped that southern az
rlculture has not sustained so great a
calamity The annual reports, showing
larger yield last year than has been sup
posed only indicate that more cotton
must remain In the country besides the
unconsumed stocks abroad. a quiet mar
ket without much change OF prices for
time would be n blessing 10 the southern
ers.
The tonnage east-bOund from Chicago
was per cent. smaller for the month
than in 1892. and the eiNnings or all ROADS
were li3 per cent smaller.
The demand for commercial and manu-
featuring loans and for the West Is some
what larger but the money market Is
still easy.
Failures in the four weeks or August
show liabilities Of sS0i6,237 Of which 80
SilS32 were OF manufacturing and A,Oo2.-
3Sj OF trading concerns. against Sl0lSs,i6
last year: I'm all, S3l73,3So manufacturing
and sO77.553 trading. The failures for
the week have ben fs6 in the United
States, against 2l9 last year. and In cana
da IS, against Il last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
REV. DIR. TAYLOR BETTER.
DIR. Hunter McGuire's Opinion OF the
Case.

APPOMATTOX, VA, September c.
Especial -There Is a slight change for
the better in the condition Of DIR. George
II. Taylor. DR.. Hunter Mcclure arrived
this afternoon and made a careful exami-
nation Of the fracture Of the skull. He
says that while the injury is serious. the
chances are DR. Taylor VIII recover.
though his recovery will OF necessity be
slow on account Of his enfeebled condi-
ton. The sufferer was removed this af-
ternoon from the residence Of Mr. j. f.
Purdum, where he has been since the ac-
cident, to the residence Of his son. Or.
George Braxton Taylor. n distance of
mile. lie stood the journey remarkably
well
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
r.narov of N Prominent Man.

FAYETTEVILLE. n. C., September c.
lspecial)-The remains Of Mr.. John ID.
Williams. Of this city. were buried In the
old cemetery this afternoon. Mr.. Will
uams's death Is deplored by everybody
in this sectltN OF the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
The Bicycle Girl.

detroit Free PreSs)
She rode her wheel
With active zeal.
Although there were some rumors,
That she was mad
Because she had
No creases In her boomers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07

BY direction of Andrew J. Berry, ESQ.,
who is declining housekeeping, | VIII sell
at his residence, No. lc0l IL west Main
street, on
MONDAY, THE 9TH INSTANT,
at Il: 80 o'clock A. NJ, without reserve: 4.
1 Superb Steinway & Son l-3 octave
Rosewood Case Piano, one OF the Deat
in this city as 70 tone and hnisn.
very elegantly finished Parlor SUIT oil
seven pieces. OF Turkish upholstery
In finest silk covering.
Walnut Frame Parlor Suit In velvet push
French Plate-Glass Pier Mirrors-one
in fine gold gilt the other in Walnut
frame.
1 OF the most expensive Egyptian AlcoVe
Iamp-Stands in this city, with other
Brass Library Lamps.
The Parlor, Chamber Hall, and star
Carpets are OF the best quality.
The dlnlng-room IS furnished with an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
BUSINESS WANTS.

CRIT THIS OUT AND KEEP 1T UNDER
YOUR EYE. IT'S A MONEY-sAVEk
SEE?
{ hounds GRADUATED Sugar and l
mound Fin 81 Tea ................,... ~
2 hounds Fine Cream Cheese; ,,......,.. %
5.600 Bales Fine Timothy Hay, per
10 90 hays Finest Family FLOUR. q
Mater White Rock Candy SYRUP. 80
Large cans Condensed Nilk............ s
Sga-Foam Baking-Powder, l-pound
cans, ............,.,... ...........-.-.... 10
Large Irish Potatoes, a peck for. 10
Mocha and Java Coffee, genuine ar
5 pounds Pure Lard. in tin-can....... 80
Finest New York Creamery Butter. -
500 pounds Nice Country Bacon
Nice Family Lard ..................... &
Pure Cid Vinegar. per gallon. %
20 boxes Nice Fresh Ginger-SEaps. per
pound ................... ................ D
Hardgrove's Peach Tobacco, plugs
for .......-....-..-.s.. s....s.s...s.s.... %
so Small Canvassed Hams. 10 10
pounds ............... .....s............. Is
500 bushels White Corn .............. 80
New Orleans Molasses. finest made. q
20 dozen Potted Ox-Tonguc, per can. 5
Finest Potted Ham. dozen for..N 20
coo barrels Best Family Flour......A W
ID. OSULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets.
Phone 507. au u-Sa,su. Tu&Th
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TOBACCO MEN AGREE.
Plug Manufacturers to Give Away
Cigarettes.
CNew York Herald, 9Th.

CNew York Herald, 6th)
There was a continuation yesterday at
the Holland House Of the secret meeting
Of the plug tobacco manufacturers Of the
country which was begun on Wednesday.
At the first meeting some Of the represen-
tatives Of firms desired 10 consult their
mariners before giving assent 10 the pro-
pOsitiOn 10 make cigarettes and give them
away with plug tobacco. which was the
question that had called the manufactur-
ers together.
After Yesterdays meeting President
Wetmore stated that his colleagues had
decided not 10 make public the action
taken. lie was willing To admit that the
matter Of making cigarettes was rcspon-
sible for calling the meeting AMI the
presence in the city Of the tobacco men.
When asked II his firm, the Liggett &
Meyers Company. OF st. Louis, intended
TO make cigarettes in addition 10 plug To-
hacco. he said: II DO not hesitate 10 say.
speaking for our company. that we intend
10 place several brands Of cigarettes upon
the market at once"
"Wil the other firms represented At the
meeting do the same, and was there any
organization effected for that purpose?"
Il cannot answer for the other firms.
/ would not be surprised II some Of them
did"
Mr.. Drummond. at this juncture. was
asked what was done. He replied: "Oh
we succeeded in obtaining a most COM
plete organization-a most complete one"
Mr.. Drummond would probably have said
more but Colonel WetmOre quickly step
ped UP and added: YES. that is all true.
but we cannot say anything more about
il than that"
1t was ascertained that the outcome OF
the meeting was that all present entered
an organization 10 manufacture cigar
cites. Mr. Drummond said that the mar
ket would soon be flooded with cheap
brands Of cigarettes. as a result Of to-
days meeting Each firm will manufac-
ture on its own responsibility, and there
will be no pool The first Of the new
brands will be placed upon the market
within the next thirty days.
no FIGHT AGAINST TRUST.
CNew York World)
Twenty Of the biggest manufacturers
IN the United States Of plug and fine
cut tobacco decided yesterday, at a con-
ference I'm the Holland House, TO so into
the business Of making cigarettes.
Colonel " G. WetmOre. Of the Liggett
& Meyers Company, Of st. Louis, presided
ard Mr.. II. l.. Drummond. OF the Drum
aond Tobacco Company. was secretary.
The latter represented the Christian Pep
per Company. OF 81. Louis. also.
The three concerns named viii at once
start In to make cigarettes. Mr. Drum
mond would not say whether the other
companies represented would do 20 or not
Il wish you would make II plain that
this is no fight against the American To-
bacco Company" said Mr.. Drummond
We make no fight with the Trust. They
are making plenty oEmoney, and we have
decided 10 get little"
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GALE BY AUCTION
~ OF
Neat S-ROOm Detached Frame Dwelling
No. OF BEVERLY STREET.

The owner requests us to sell by auction,
on the premises, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1925,
at O'Clock T.. NJ. the above PROPERTY.
This IS a nice little home. in a good Local
ton. and can be bought at a low price and
upon easy terms.
DENOON, UPPER & CO.
Sc 5 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07

BY Denoon. Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
SCI Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
AUCTION SALEs-This Day,

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.