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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-01
MARION.
Farewell Sermon - Railroad
scheme Revived.


MARION. VA. December 3l>-lSpe-
ciaI. )-Rev. +. Il. McF'aiden. pastor OF
the Presbyterian church of this place.
preached his farewell sermon Sunday eve
ming, The entire town turned out to
hear him. and his church was packed.
Mr.. McF'aiden Is young man OF about
20 years of age. He came to this church
directly from the seminary, and has been
here six and half years. He is very
popular with the entire community, and
especially with his congregation. which
made every effort to retain him. He has
had several calls before this, including
one to the city OF Baltimore. He goes
from here to Lynchburg
There is revival of interest in the
Marion and Rye Valley railroad, which
was abandoned about two years ago. In
half finished stage of construction.
The occasion OF the abandonment at the
time was an injunction issued by the
Circuit Court restraining the town from
Issuing bonds to pay for the company's
right of way through the town. The
company now proposes TO sell the town
$4,000 worth of its bonds for 5000. and
to apply that sum TO the purchase OF the
right of way. and to pay all that is
required over and above that amount
itself. II the project succeeds, and the
road Is built. II will result in the develop
ment OF one Of the richest iron and steel
interests in the country. 1t was a part
of the original project to ultimately ex-
tend the line Of railroad into the Rye
Valley.
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FREDERICKsBURG SOCIETY.
Several Interesting Events-Father
De Munych's Illness.


MISUNDERSTANDING. VA. December
M.-CSpecial)-Th city and the sur
rounding country has been visited by
. much-needed rain. 1t was the great
est downpour since early In the year,
and has started the streams. flied the
ice ponds, and revived things generally.
Our people are still enjoying Christmas
and every night finds some two CIR three
social functions in full blast. Last nigh,
Mrs. r. NJ. and Miss Bella Smith gave q
reception TO their many friends at their
handsome home just outside the city
limits. and despite the inc.ement weather
q large party attended The ladies' Of the
house were assisted in receiving by Miss
Elsie Smith. of Richmond, and Misscs
Sally Lyeli Tapscott. Rebecca Smith. Jen-
ME r. Phillips. and Nellie Carmichael Of
this city.
An enjoyable hop was also given last
night at the Odd-Feliows and Pythians'
hall by some of the gay gallants OF the
city to their lady friends. Besides q.
score or more Of fredericksburg fairest
daughters. many from abroad were pre-
sent. Among the latter were Misses Lib
bic and Clara Brooks. OF Newport News
There are to be no less than four or
five social gatherings OF various kinds
for tonight and tomorrow night each,
when II IL supposed that society will take
temporary rest.
THEIR NEW PASTOR.
Rev. Anthony McKeefrey. the newly
appointed pastor OF ST. Mary's Catholic
church here. arrived to-day. and assumed
charge Of his pastorate. He spent part
Of his hoyhood days In this city. when
his brother. the Rev. Hugh Mckeefrey
Was stationed here Rev. Mr. Keeffey
has the reputation OF being one Of the
ehiest pulpit orators OF his Church In
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Virginia, and the Church here 10 very
fortunate In having him assigned 10
duty here.
Father de Munych. who has been tenn
porarfIy stationed here in charge Of 81.
Marys. In seriously III at the parsonage.
He is suffering with a species CT low
fever, and his condition IN considered so
critical as to necessitate his being placed
In care Of professional nurses.
DEATH OF MRS. SCOTT.
Mrs. Marian Scott, widow OF
DR. W. s. Scott. for many years one OF
Fredericksburg's most enterprising citi-
zene died last night from. paralysis. AFTER
an Illness Of few days. Mrs scott was
nearly 70 years Of age and was one OF
the most prominen; women In charitable
work In our community.
Mrs. II. c. Lockerman and children, Oh
Richmond. are guests OF relatives mere.
Mr.. Alexander J. Wedderburn, master
OF the Virginia State Grange, was mere
to-day on business.
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CARD.

1896 is upon US. In keeping with our
usual custom we most heartily return
thanks TO the Supreme Ruler Of the Uni
verse for the many blessings bestowed
from the inception OF our co-partnership
to date. In the face OF a cyclone OF
financial disaster which has swept this
country from centre to circumference.
carrying upon its heaving bosom many
giants of finance. we have been allowed
to stand In the forest OF business. and
have under our welcome boughs shielded
many who have entrusted their business
10 our care. Whilst truly grateful for
the generous support now given us by
our fellow-ctizens. yet. with our supe-
rior equipment. we could double our pres
ent lines without oyertaxing our EN-
ployees or ourselves. Therefore. TO all
in quest OF an agents assistance we
would submit the following lines:
II you have houses. either dwellings or
stores,
Place them in the hands of Chewing &
Rose,
They will promptly your rents collect.
Deduct their commissions and send you
a check.
Pay your taxes. attend to your repairs.
In fact. will so manage all your affairs
That soon in value your property will
double.
And you viii grow fat, being free from
Or. probably you have money you wish
to invest.
Then they will show you the place that
Is best
To place your earnings, whether great
or small,
So before you purchase don't fail to call
Wishing you, one and all. happy and
prosperous New Year, we are
Yours very truly.
CHEWING q ROSE,
Real Estate Agents.
Auctoneers. and Brokers.
No. north Tenth street.
ia 1-W&Su2t
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A 81 IsrACT0RY RECORD.
srh. y..,., Deveiopnaent In weldon
and Victntty.

wEf,pcx. N. c., December n.-tSpe.
ciai.)-Tc the people OF weidon ."1
Halifax county. and. l may aaa' I" w
state Of Moth Carolina, the past 49,
has beer . fruitful one. blessings NV
been poured out upon the inhap''~"'S ",
this section in copious sno"es' ~.a,
str,des have been made In industriai nc
yelopments. ard that during 1885 northe.n
capital las been joining forces VIZ"
Weldon's natural resources. ana tnat tue
result IL what has been long iookeo io'
the utilization Of the splendid watef'
power OF this vicinity.
The prime mover In the developments
at Roanoke Rapids was Major Ino"as =,
Emry. His quick eye detected inc poss,-
b,lIties ~ Harvesting the Roanoke river
mighty power at the great falls, low
miles above here, and then his teruie
brain planned to carry out the proJect
of building canal with wate'-po"er
second to none in the South. ne SCI W
work with that indomitable energy anu
enterprise Characteristic OF the man. ana
the result was he got w. Nj. Haphstoh'
Charles Cohen, Judge Mullen. OF feters-
burg; w. @. Maxwell. Winthrop Cnanier,
J. Armstrong Chanler, and others. OF
n.
and to-day, instead OF the tangled Wild
woods. the visitors finds a canal COM
pleted. with 7,0O0-horse power; emitting
mill. which cost upwards OF 100000. run
ming night and day. to fill orders. and
giving employment TO 100 girls and hfty
men: r. OO0-spindle cotton-mill, nearly
completed, four stories high, and costing.
when completed, over a quarter OF u
million Of dollars; fifty Colonial cottages.
on regularly -laid-out streets. and others
in course Of erection; Baptist church.
nearly completed; a Methodist house or
worship going up rapidly; plans laid out
for an Episcopal church: three or four
large. two-story brick store-houses. and
other buildings. and al erected within
the past year.
AT WELDON.
Then. coming down TO Weldon, he finds
that during 1895 the Weldon corn-mills.
with a capacity OF 1000 bushels, started
up, and that Lar se cottonseed-oil-mili
was erected and Is nearly ready to begin
work A cotton-mill is also talked OF. and
probably the year 1896 will witness the
erection OF the same. II Is also said that
the United Industrial Company will build
another big knitting-mil and that they
will finally have four knitting-mills, equal
I'm capacity to the one they now operate.
During the past year business here was
also unusually good, and not failure
has taken place.
Halifax county Is also clear of debt,
and / am informed by Chairman Brown
that the financial condition was never
better, and that large sums were APP
propriated during 1895 for the mainte-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-01
Cincinnati Boys In the virginia
League.

In It's baseball column Monday the Cin-
cinnati Times-Star says;
1.-The Virginia State League is one OF
the most snug little bodies ever organ
tied. Last season the league Jared
splendidly, and 1896 promises to be
even more successful. Cincinnati is bet
ter represented in this league than any
one city in the country. Lefty" Mari.
the popular Cincinnati boy. VIII manage
the Portsmouth team in that league next
season. and 1t Is needless TO say that he
will take the pick Of Cincinnatfs anna
teur talent with him to assist him In
capturing the bunting OF 1896 Accord
ing to present arrangements, the Ports
mouth infield will be made up entirely
of cincinnati talent-"Lefty" Mari, on
first base; George Painter. second:
Johnny Heileman. short-stop and Joe
Burke. third base. Heileman did not &C
cept the terms OF Milwaukee and. there
fore. he Is privileged TO go where he
pleases; and 1t pleases him to go to Ports
mouth, In preference to Milwaukee. Man
ager MARI 1t Is understood. is In need
az n pitcher or two He could go further
and fare worse than by going to Belle
we and engaging Dewitt Blanchard.
who made an excellent record at Lima
early last season, and who has been
identified with prominent Kentucky ANA
teur teams"
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sALEMs BUDGET.
Too Much Christmas-Death OF an
Octogen arian-Personal

VcvOk u ChoO.
SALEM. VA, December a.-(Special)-
Four young white men, residents OF Bote-
tourt county. were arrested Saturday by
a deputy United States marshal and
brought here to Roanoke county jail. ON
Monday they were before Deputy United
States Commissioner McCauley on the
charge Of having fired pistols and thrown
rocks at the United States mail-carrier
between Troutville and Ffncastle, on
Cbristmas-Day. The evidence tending 10
show that the whole affair was Spree
and that there was no intention Oh roo-
bling the mail, the young men were ais
charged.
DR.. John r. Davis, at one time pro.
fessor in Roanoke College d'eo ,as'
Thursday, and was buried Saturoay,
ceased was the Oldest citizeh on in 49,
he,ng near the end Of his &th year.
On June g. 1898, the late Frederick Jonh-
ston OF this town, to celebrate ms
e,ght,eth birthday, invited several oc'o-
vcnorians of Salem to dine with MN.
Dr Davis was among the NUMBER anu
now that he is gone. there remains pu.
one sur-riy,ug member OF tnat uinIlel
na,tv Peter Shirley, who Is In MS o'ui
year. - r.sree Tex. Is
,n salem. spending the Christmas WIZ. NV,
his family, who reside here. , Judge ra n,c,
Ter manages the celebrated IeAas '"''0"
20 60 Mr. lanes b. Pace. of Richmond: p,
7 a. Baumgardner, who succeeds wv Nsl ~
wade as agent Of the Norfolk ana WI 80
ern road at this place. has arr,vea' once nee
entered upon his duties ne s va hut
before with the Norfolk anu hns,ness in
for the past year has peeh III
Richmond. ,,ra, dividends
The following semi-annh arLs here:
have been declared by tne o oant. bank
Farmers y ner cent; Salem Loan ana
OF saie romnany. per cent: x,.us
THIS Ths County Clerk issued lss , mSf', we're
licenses ,so . ann,,cants and % TO colorea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-01
rrRR1pLE wIND-sToRM'
Cavern, buildings Blown Down IL
MISUNDERSTANDING

ur,rdiugs Blown Down d"
Observation-Disclosures
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, December o,
fspeciai)-A terrible wihu-s' a,a
attn preyailed here last nish'' anu -,
o. damage. Several si'a,'
,''.,a,r.. were blown down. and ,as
ou 'Na.. 20 the Central Hotel was piown
cIl'' ,eve, with the roof. A num-
on ,o-sons sat up until mionient'
DC, tho wind began to luii. Inc So,
whe" ~ the worst ever EXPERIENCE
s was and we are particularly Ior'uh"'e
=, ut sustaining greater damage A..
III prosassor Lyman b. Wharton, OF III.
oo,,aoe faculty. is in Bedford Cily' a.
.,,a bedside of h aged mother' VIM -
living dangerously al.
PERSONAL.
Professor George +. Mernii, vi Ia
mond. is here. visiting
Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler. ,,ahr,ord
u,ho has been spending few days nele
''.,.h h,e family left this evening ior
Rowe on route to Charleston. w. va
Ioc,ures were resumed at the coiiege
,,osterdav most of the students having
returned during the Day.
GENERAL LEES BIRTHDAY.
Mavruder-Ewell Camp is making pre-,
variations to celebrate 'he pii'nuas 10
General Lee on more e,apoia sa,,..oro
,han ever An address will be delivered
~, leading divine OF Richmond. ana
fine banquet will be given In the
camp hall. ,so h,;,d,ry
Work is going ahead on the bulldihg
for the insane sick at the Eastern state
Hospital and the contractor hopes 70
have the brick-work well under way py
the time the Board OF Directors meet
in quarterly session next month.
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORTS
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

MED, A STENOGRAPHER
(young mani to ill a temporary position
for a few months Address, stating sala-
~ expected and naming references, Post
Office Box 922. city. ia lit
WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE
COLORED WOMAN. a place as I.AUN-
DRESS. Won't object to some cleaning
ii the wash is not very heavy. Won't
sleep on premises. Write or call at No.
COZ west Catherine street. ia lit
MRS. ID. Il. WILLIAMS, STENOGRA-
PIER AND TYPEWRITER. ia west
Grace street, Richmond. Va. Legal papers
copied and accurately Transcribed from
shorthand dictation. Letters a speciality.
Phone il6. de 2l-lm'
WANTED, FOR UNITED STATES
ARMY, ABLE-BODiED, UNMARRIED
MEN, between ages OF Il and "; citizens
of the United States, OF good character.
and temperate habits, who can speak.
read. and write English. For full In
formation apply to RECRUITING OF
FICER, 1 north Seventh street. Rich
mond. Va. oc 23-W.Th&SatDe3li
SALESMEN.-WE WANT AN ABLE
AND EXPERIENCED SALESMAN TO
take charge OF branch Office In Rich
rnond for our line OF GROCERY SPE-
CIALTIES, and to make months trip
four times a year In neighbor.ng terri
tory. Good salary and permanent posi-
ton. Address, with full particulars and
references,
CUSHMAN BROTHERS COMPANY.
rs Hudson street, New York city.
Ha oQ2. Tai
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mr. STARR AGAIN ON KISSING
He Tells of His Reasons Tor Up
posing ejaculation

posing Osculatfon'
Rev. w. G. Starr was seen by
newspaper-man yesterday. and asked LOT
a further expression of his views on 'he
subject Of kissing. which he referred TO IN
his sermon Sunday night. He said:
81 am amazed and shocked at the
license and freedom and unrestrained
intercourse between the young people
Of the present day. 1t is something to
make us pause and reflect whether, as
thoss to whom God has given such great
responsibility In the matter or care OF
children. we are doing our duty. l repeat
INV remarks in my sermon or Sunday
evening, and emphasize them, that KISS
ing. outside of nearest and dearest reia-
tiyes. father, mother, brothers. and SIS
tiers. is wrong, and should be stopped. IL
leads to wrong. and anybody who knows
the world md its ways knows u
II is no joke, or laughing matter, ana
was surprised at the question or young
newspaper-man, who called here To-Day
10 know II meant that man must
not kiss his wife? That Is nonsense
am preparing another discourse TO EN-
body this idea of wrong in kissing
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

nance OF the county home. where tne p
OF the county are well fed and "a'"'
clothed.
HEALTH.
The health OF weldon and us sassr
has been unusually good. ana rev." in
deaths were recorded during 1880 .ns" .r 70
many years past Chills and malaria no a.s
almost unknown quantities mere mo% =,
whereas. in the old days. they iurkeu III
every flower. ..,r that
cannot close without saying Una.
during the year 1896 the Dispatch was
more popular here than ever oelot ,hou-
A happy New Year to 1t, ana It's '"""'
sands OF readers.
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Children'S OvercOatS and Suits

$3.50 and So qualities, to close
out small lots, now SIPS.
$3.50 and 81 qualities, to close
out small lots, now S1.75.
$3.50 and So qualities, to close
out small lots, now 1925.
In fact if you need anything
either in Clothing or Furnish
ings you can save from 35 to so
per cent. on your purchasers.
Come down and let's prove it
to you.
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s. Ullman's Son,
1920 and 1922 f. Main St.
Uptown Store, SOC u. Marshall
Phone 316. 3c-Tu.w,F&sa
smithHeld Hams.

smithfeld Hams.
I have 500 Choice Hams Of this
cure in stock. They are the finest
on the market, and are sure to
Mountain Roll Butter.
Finest Mountain-Roll Butter. This
kind of Butter Is scarce. 1t In
fresh and sweet, per pound ........ 20
Fine Sherry Wine.
You can buy gallon Of Fine Sherry
Fine Old Rye Whiskey, per gallon. 1 30
Fine Old Medford Rum, years old. Is
Large Layer Raisins. new goods. per
pound ........ ..'.'.....'''.'.''......
Clean Currants.
This is the only kind MT for making
Fruit-Cake. We have 5000 pounds
In l-pound boxes: 3 boxes .......... q
New Mixed Nuts.
$500 pounds Nice. Clean. Mixed
Nuts lust arrived. We guarantee
them fresh: per pound ............. 10
500 boxes Seedless Raisins, per pound 8
Fine Mocha and Java Coffee. fresh,
10000 bushels White Corn ............ IS
OSrllivan's PRIDE, rlnes. Family
Is sure to give satisfaction. Try
barrel. and you will sure to like II. q
pounds Fine Raisins ..........:;.:. q
Try pound o. Sys osr pise o es no anl
viii. con vince you Of It's efficacy in
relieving indigestion ................. 10
5000 pounds Choice French Candy.
imported ...."..... ...................
pounds Nice. Fresh Oyster-Crack-
1905 bales Fine Timothy Hay. per
% tubs OF Fine Creamery Butter
tust the kind for Observation-Disclosures. Is
7 bounds Virginia Buckwheat 49,. Is
old ........... ............ -. 100
Fine Cream Cheese ................... 10
We have an immense stock OF Christ
mas Goods. which we are selling at cut
prices, as we are determined not to carry
them over the holidays. You can buy
choice goods at your own price.
de fq-d
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/ cordially bespeak for Messrs. John F.
Jacob a. 60. a continuance Of business
relations by the many patrons OF the firm
OF Sublett & Cary, which has been dis
solved by the death of Mr.. p. A. Sublett
and the retirement OF myself from active
business. The two gentlemen composing
the new firm have been with US for more
than twenty years. are thoroughly Ia
miliar with the business, and entitled TO
the fullest confidence OF all dealing with
them. w. NJ. CARY,
Surviving partner of the late firm OF
Sublett & Cary. ia lit
WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
to an interest in our business Mr.. S. ID.
CRAIG, Mr.. JOSIAH VAUGHAN, and
Mr.. ID. j. PIERCE.
PURCELL. LADD & CO.
IA LIT Wholesale Druggists.
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de 1s-td

DIVIDEND ToTIcE.-THE BOARD
OF DIRECTcRS Of the RICHMOND.
FREDERICKSBURG AND POIOMAc
RAILROAD COMPANY have declared
DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLARS AND
mon Stock and Dividend Obligations ~
the company, payable on the 20 or
JANUARY. 1895. 10 holders OF the
same OF record on the goth OF December,
1895. from which date to the 5th OF Janu-
airy, 1896. the books OF transfer will bs
closed. J. y. WINSTON.
de 17-tJai Treasurer.
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DIssOLUTIoNs & COPARTNERshlrs.
DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnership heretofore e Gnrdns
between James A. Moncure ana So'e ,Ia
Wallace. conducting business under ~, .ne
firm name OF r. l.. CHRlsIiAN ssnt NJ
Go this day dissolved by mutual consen,.
10 ''''" NS LANES A. MONCuRE,
GORDON WALLACE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-01

SAFES MOVED.-IF YOU WANT
BARNES, at % north Ninth street who
has every facility and skilled hands.
Guarantee against all damages, even on
the daintiest carpets. VIII contract TO
place your safe in any room. from base
ment to house-top. Give me a call.
de 29-tJa5i
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A. |. JACOBS,
707 East Broad Street.

CAPTAIN L. Il. VAWTER,
superintendent Of the Miller Manual La
Dor School, Albemarle county, Va. in
sured his life in 1885 In the
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE-IN-
SURANCE COMPANY,
on the ordinary life. l0-year seml-tontine
plan. at an annual premium OF $s2.2s.
The surplus we then estimated was
$35S50; the cash dividend paid September
II, 1885. was 1868. 80. being per cent. more
than the estimate made ten years ago,
and equal TO an average annual dividend
OF 10 per cent.
Concerning the above policy Captain
Vawter writes. under date OF September
lith. as follows:
your company is a success, and
through the hardest financial times in
our history has more than kept its
promises. You are greatly TO be COM
mended. for you are one in thousand.
(Signed &C. T.. VAWTER."
For further information In regard to
the Northwestern Mutual address
JOHN Il. CARY x son,
General Agents.
ia lit 1901 cas-. Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-01

LINES A. MONCURE in the firm OF X:
I. christian & Co, ] will continue the
business at the old stand; No; sos east r,s
Main street, under the old hrm ,. ha me
and be pleased at all times to serve and
see i h.s o'u GORDON WALLACE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-01

7 take this occasion OF thanking my
friends and patrons generaiy ior men
mast fayors. and solicit continuance or
The same for my sons, who have sue
cneded mo JACOB EBEL.
January 1906. ia lite
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Richmond, Va. January a, Iss6.

Richmond, Va, January 4, 1856
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORM
ED A COMPREHENSIVE under the
style of JOHN +. JACOB * CO., TO con.
dict the general commission business at
No. li3 south Twelfth street. We succeed
to the entire business OF the late firm OF
Sublett * Cary. and are authorized to
settle up the affairs OF that hrm. The
patronage so literally extended to the
firm of Sublett & Cary for many years Is
respectfully solicited. ~
g. LORRAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-01

JACOB EBEL HAS THIS b OAt r,5 HrI-
Z son son. and the business will hereafter
be conducted under the hrm name Oh
JACOB EBEL e. SONS. at the same
place No. IA north Ninth street. ~
+. &. EEL EEL
W. J. EBEL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-01

MEssRs. C. WELSH & CO.. TABER-
NACLE street. London. beg to solicit
regular consignments OF FRESH
OYSTERS. FRUIT. and other American
produce Best prices realized. de 29-l2t
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
~~c~-c-~S ~-~~.~s~<sr r,sNsN|f>s
CHAs. L DESooN. I. TuprER, Jr. II. L. DKSooS.
OFFICE OF
Denoon, Topper & Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AUCTIONEERS,
No. S21 East Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
JANUARY 4, 1881

JANC NM Il, IctU.
In reviewing the past year we feel
grateful TO our host OF friends and the
public generally for their liberal patron
age and confidence. and with increased
facilities in all matters pertaining to
the conduct of the REAL ESTATE BU
SINESS, and with desire that all who
entrust their business TO us will be
pleased and profted. we shall look and
hope for the year 1896 as full Of work and
prosperity. ia