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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-10
OLD BURG AND VICINITY.
Evidences OF Coai-Pythian Memo
rial Services.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. June O.
Special.)-Partics who have been pros
pecting for coal in Stafford county, near
here. are so well pleased with their in
vestgation that leases have been pre-
pared which, it is believed, will ensure a
speedy commencement of active work.
Good evidence of coal deposits have been
found on several farms in the neighbor-
hood where work has been done.
PYTHIAN MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
The Uniformed Rank knights Of Pythias
this evening strewed flowers on the graves
of the dead members of that order VINO
are buried in the city cemetery. There
was a large turnout, headed by Bower
ing's Band. Many citizens joined in the
exercises at the cemetery.
\ DANGEROUS PRANK.
While a party Of five young men were
boating this afternoon In the Rappahan-
mock. opposite the town, one Of them. in
a spirit Of mischief, overturned the boat
No damage other than good ducking for
the crowd was caused from the prank.
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Marriage of Mr.. PuIIiam and Miss
Iutchcsou.

A quiet home wedding was celebrated at
e15 o'clock last evening at the residence
Of Mrs. O. V. Hutchinson. No. 4lS east
Grace street. when Mr.. David L. Pulliam,
of Manchester, and Miss Maud Hutchinson
were married.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Cooper, Of the First Baptist church, In
the presence of only the relatives OF the
two families. The couple left Immediately
after the ceremony on the north-bound
train. Returning. Mr.. and Mrs. Pulliam
will make their home at No. HOS Porter
street. Manchester. Mr.. Pulliam Is super
intendent of the Manchester public schools,
IS a gentleman of scholarly attachments,
and prominent member of the bar His
bride is an accomplished young lady, well
known in Richmond society.
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THE COHEN co.
A VIOLENT STORM.
Great Damage in the Natural Bridge
NeighborhOod.

NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, June o.
Special THE heaviest rain-storm that
has ever been known in this section
passed over here yesterday evening, ana
was accompanied by terrific thunder ami
vivid lightning. The crops are almost
ruined. For miles not meadow is left
that has not been submerged. Corn
fields are torn TO pieces, and fences and
bridges are washed away. The farmers
are blue as the crops were short any
way.
Mr.. ]. s. Lofts had a valuable horse
killed by lightning and some narrow es-
capes were made from drowning. but so
far as heard no human lives were lost
Just after tho storm Captain W. a..
McClelland. of Springfield. had a severe
fall. which caused severe hemorrhage. Or.
A. y. Johnston was summoned and rem
dered all the relief possible. This morn
ing Captain McClelland IS stlll in a criti-
cal condition.
We are proud Of our representative,
Hon. II. st. q. Tucker. who had the cour-
age TO state his position IN so manly
way at Stanton. The sound-mOney
men did not take interest In the district
convention, like our silver friends.
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CreVe lettings.

CREWE, VA, June 9.-(Special)-Dr d.
A. Kuylc OF Richmond, gave an interest
ing lecture on and demonstration Of
hypnotism here last night to an appre-
ciative audience.
Mr. r. w Kidd and Miss AIartyne
Bradshaw. both Of this place. who were
married I'm Bristol, Tenn. on the 81 in
slant. returned home yesterday
a mass-meeting of the citizens OF the
county is called TO meet at Nottoway
Courthouse on the 5th instant IN the in
terest OF local option.
Miss Nellie Tuggle, OF 1.-THE Grove"
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. VI. X. Donnan.
Rev G. r. Kuyk will leave tomorrow
for Wytheville 20 attend the Episcopal
council OF the Southern Diocese of Vir-
glnla.
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international sunday-SchoOl Com
yeutiOn.

The eighth session Of this union VIII
be held in Boston from the sd to the 18TH
OF June. in fremont Temple. The State
Sunday School Union Of Virginia Is en-
titled to about fifty delegates, and a
large attendance from this State is eX-
pected Mr.. Thomas Potts is president
and Mr.. c. =. Rady secretary, and appli-
cation for certificates should be made TO
these gentlemen.
Rev. DR.. Hazen and wife; Rev Dr. rem
Mr.. Midyett. MIR John Chamblin. Mr. To-
hort W. Powers. Mr.. Thomas Potts, and
others from Richmond expect TO attend;
while Lynchburg Norfolk, Petersburg
Charlottesville Staunton and other towns
will be represented. Special railroad and
hotel rates will be given delegates and
a committee of Boston Sunday-school
teachers will provide delegates with homes
free.
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MEETING OF THE $. p. G. A.
Agent Tayior's Report for the
Month-CompIaint Considered.


Tho monthly meeting or the Board OF
Directors Of the Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty TO Animals was held in
the society's office last night DIR. Jud. b.
Wood presided; Mr. L. c. Mayo acted
as secretary. and the following other
members were present: MIR. and Mrs. w
Ben. Palmer. John Chamblin. j. II. v
Daniel. James Lyons, William Rehling
and William Townes
The report OF Agent Taylor was read
showing that during the month OF MAY
% cases were investigated. as follows:
Dogs destroyed. II; horses and mules de-
stroyed, s; cats destroyed, 4: cared for
by the agent /: teams overloaded. A: adj
monition given drivers. 5: teams unfit
for work and sent 10 stable, 4. cows de-
stroyed. 4; cruelty striking a pony, l.:
admonition given owners. o: drivers dis
eharxed for cruelty 10 horses. Z Seven
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Funeral of Mr.. WORKMAN.

The funeral of Mr.. Coleman Workman,
whose death was announced in the
Dispatch, took place yesterday morning
AT 1880 o'clock from his late residence.
DR.. George Cooper OBLIGATED. The pail
bearers were:
Honorary-Messrs. r. S. Bosher, T. i.
Alfriend. w. #. Hancock. r. G. Morton,
v. B. somervire. w. NJ Hill Norvell
Ryland, and Or. II. a. Patterson.
Active-Messrs w. II. Tatum, Daniel
Mccarthy, y. p. Golfer, J. b. Hin, r.
j. Bosher Thomas Potts. John Cham-
him. and Il. c. Williams. Jr.
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bitten by IN Mnd-DOE.

BRISTOL. TENN, June 9-(Special)-A
mad-dog created CONSERVATION on Stoney
creek, in Carter county, this State to-day
by biting a number Of persons seriously.
Among the victims were William Camp
bell. H. +. Lowe. and Miss Julia Buckles
The same dog bit six head of cattle and
thirty head OF hogs.
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THE COHEN co.
JUNE-DROP SALE OF HOUsEFuR-
NISUINGS.

JUNE-DROP SALE OF HOUsEFuR-
NIsBINGs.
tells plain, unvarnished tale of
MANY GREAT PRICE REDUC-
TlONSin items quoted below. No
space will be given to unnecessary
words. The price eloquence is
most convincing.
56-piece Tea-Sets, in Blue and Brown
decorations, worth $50. for $40. conf
plete.
japanese Bowls, Blue decorations. worth
l5c, for &c. each.
French Cups and Saucers, imported
direct from Lunevile, France. worth
81 a dozen, for Sc. each.
White China BOWS and Pitchers, 4Sc.
each; worth csc.
l2-piece English Toiet-Sets, worth 8.
sale price, $3.50. complete.
Beautiful 6-piece Toilet-Sets, UNDER
glazed decorations, worth 50, for Sl.l9,
complete.
Handsome IO-piece Toilet-Sets, new
shape and decorations. worth Sc. for
500 complete.
Heavy REFINED 17-quart Dlsh-Pans.
worth &c. for l0c each.
Wire Steak-Broilers, worth lOc., for lc.
Steel screw-Drivers, worth lOc, for lc.
each.
Large steel-Blade Saw or Vegetable
Cutters. worth 25c., for &c. each.
Best-Quallty stair or Counter-Dusters,
worth 20c., for &c. each
Best-Quality Glass Sherbet or Frozen
Punch Glasses, worth 81 a dozen, for
&c. each.
1000 dozen Of Covered Jelly-Tumbers,
for lc each.
Imitation Cut-Glass Molasses-Pitchers,
&c. each value 20c.
Large Brilliant Imitation Cut-Glass
Checsa-Dishes, worth 59c.. for &c
each.
silverIne Walters, worth 12c., for SC.
Heavy Japanned slop-Pails. worth 25c.,
for 10c. each.
$40 Fancy Rattan Rockers for
S5.4S.
Bohemian Glass Flower-Vases, worth
SOC. for 100 each.
japanese Hand-D Decorated Satsuma
Vases. worth 35c.. for DC. each.
Nickel-Plated Coffee or Tea-Pots' 2
quart size. worth 81, for iSc. each.
4-Burner Oil.Stoves with Russian
and Chimney, Double Tank,
worth S2.7s, for SI.I9 each.
DABY-CARRIAGEs.
Cohen'S prices on Wakefield
Baby-carriages are less than those
of the manufacturers.
Fine Wakefield Baby.Carriages
upholstered in Milanaise, wooden
or wire wheels, worth $40, for
$3.50.
~y-r
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SILKS.

June-Drop prices on Silks will be
ready for another days selling, be-
ginning with $50 o'clock this morn
ing.
Handsome All-sllk Rustling Taffeta.
all with newest spring colOrs, worth
81 a yard: to-day DC.
2-inch Fancy Dresden or Persian Silks,
al new designs. worth 69c. yard; to-
e pieces Of An-snk Black China Silks,
worth 59c. a yard; to-day 25c.
70 pieces Of Handsome White Silks.
with embroidered figures; also. with
hau-line stripes. worth &C. for pc.
Pinch Fine Black Figured India Silks,
regular 81 value FOR SOC. yard
2i-inch All-Pure-Sik Black Satin
Duchess. worth $50 yard, for sac.
yard.
2O-inch Black Satin Duchess. with pure
silk back. worth Sl25 "A yard; for
a.inch An-Pure-snk Black Rustling
Taneta, the 75c kind. for 5Jc. yard.
From 10 toII o'clock.
IS pieces of fancy Chameleon
Taffeta, in all the new shades,
would be cheap at 29c. yard, for
I5c. yard. Limit.
COTTON WASH FABRICS.
at prices cheaper than the manu-
facturerS can make them.
q pieces OF Gauze Creponette Taffeta,
all the newest printings, worth Il lie;
81 pieces OF Fine Scotch Linen. with
fancy -colored stripes, cheap at II lie;
to-day 3-4c.
% pieces OF Fine French Dlmities. I'm
all the newest spring printings, worth
u lie, for Sic. a yard.
The usual lOc. quality Bed-Ticking, for
to-day 1-4c.
2Oc kind for Il 1-2c.
From $50 to 1890:
$50 pieces of Fine Batiste, light
grounds, with pretty color effects,
worth 6Ac. yard, for 7-Sc. a
yard.
A JUNE CORSET SALE.
Read how cheap you can buy
good Corsets.
so Of the Best soc. Extra-Long Waist.
Heavily Bound, High-Bust Summer
Weight COrsets, for 33c. each.
81 Corsets, fine cOutille, eXtra-lOng
waist. with two side-bones, Drab or
mite lot fc. GdCN.
81 &. Is. COrSets for 40c.
Cohen'S marvellous way of SELL
ing Black Goods
Is pieces of Black Mohair siciian, the
usual 39c. kind, to-day IL 7-Sc.
10 pieces of Black Brocade Armure,
cheap at DC. yard; to-day &c. yard.
$50 Atwood Black Albatross, would be
cheap at l6 2-3c. yard; to-day lie.
Ladies' White Linen Collars
standing, turnover, and stock, &C.,
or three for 25c.
TOILET SPECIALS.
Royal Violet Talcum-Powder, 25c. value,
for &c. a box.
Best-Quslity Swansdown, 29c. value. for
Largest-size Curling-Irons, l9c size, for
lc. each
Good-Quality Bay Rum, 19c kind, for
&c. a bottle.
From 10 to II o'clock:
lvory-Handle Infants Brushes,
real hair briStle, $50. value, for 7c.
apiece.
NOTION BARGAINS.
papers OF Good Hair-Pins for lc.
Good Corset-Lacers for L.
Turkey-Red Working Cotton warrant
ed fast color. IL l-2c. kind for 4c a
dozen.
English Pins 60 to a paper. 2 papers
for &c.
5-Hooh Corset-steels. 1Oc kind. for &c.
a pair.
LINING SPECIALS.
Lining Jeans doc. quality. for SC.
yard.
l6 2-3c equality Si,esia, for &C. a yard.
Skirt-Linings. lie. yard.
36-inch Rustling Percalines, lie. a yard,
instead OF l6 2-3c
FROM 1915 TO li:45-
2-yards-wide Fibre Channels &c. quality,
for &c. a yard.
THE COHEN co.
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DRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
or
No. 26lO p STREET.

By virtue OF certain deed or WY
dated June I. 1880. OF record n iic
Office OF Richmond Chancery Court ..-
made i'm the payment OK the deot i...
secured, and being required ..,.
by the beneficiary. We will seiA ny
ton, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE u. 49,. 80,
Numbered AS above. The lot has a i..l
OF 10 S-i2 feet by depth az u ieeN =,
attendance OF all In quest oi q 0'
home Is specially asked 20 this sac ala
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses ..-.si
All hack taxes etc. and si35 with .niet
thereon from the lst day OF JUNG. IN,
tiIi paid. balance in equal insta..n..'.....'
at / and ? years. with per cent ,-es
added. and secured by a deed OF Ia.
upon said property: or all cash. al q"
option or the purchaser. .., ..-.,sts.
AiINITREE EOLKES, lE-s'S~
je 7-eod -
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THEY'VE GOT 10 60 :

regardless wo tn value If low prices for high
s count aught be busy merchants from this till
day night when sale closes. MEMS SUITS BOYS SUITS
SUITS will be before prices lower than
YOU can buy them August September special sale
In anticipation of a big bought heaviy-thngs
took change the worseand consequence
too heavily laden Well not take the chance of dpong of
them the like of competitors but
to sell 'em now, and quick at that.
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A CHARMINGL Y-ATrRACTIVE
"A CHURCH-HlLL DWELLlSG
AT AUCTION.
OK THURSDAY. JUNE nth.

on THURSDAY. JUNE nth.
at o'clock =. NJ. on the premises. I viii
sell that MOST DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING. No. 2705 east Grace street.
the former residence of &. ID. Larus. Esq
The lot fronts " feet, and extends back
80 feet 10 a wide alley. The residence
contains nine rooms, with wide hail
through centre. On first floor there Is q
commodlous chamber with dressing-room
and bathroom attached, besides parlors.
dining-roOm, &c. The kitchen is de-
tached a few feet, with covered way be-
tween. The stable has accommodations
for four horses and three vehicles, and
large iving-roOm. The conVeniences
named above. together with the large
front and rear yards, with fine Old shade
trees therein, make this an ideal home.
Children need not be taken 10 the coun-
try In the hot months. when they have
such comforts around them at nome.
TERMS: VIII be made most liberal,
II desired. l. A. CATLIN.
lie AuctiOneer.
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sHIRT-wAisT SALE.

12) dozen from one Of the foremost shirt
waist creators. on sale at less than
cost Of materials
Ladies' Fine Percale Waists, full laun-
dered. understanding collars, bishop
sleeves, yoke back. in Black and
White or all cOlOrs; sizes % 10 a.,
made to sell a Sc; for 29c. each.
% dozen Ladies' Laundered Waists.
best and latest styles. striped, checked,
or figured, ordinary stOr -eepers say
81: our price 5Oc each. A. quantity is
small, will limit 2 TO a customer.
Ladies' Fine French Lawn and Percale
Waists, detached collars, new color
ings, made 10 sell at SL25; our price
TO to-day
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BY virtue Of a certain decd 90 ,
ddt'l bctlher . $50. recorded .. DID,
mond Chancery Court. bon Do.I...
a. page 90. default having boon r.
pay Heht OF the debt secured thD-..
being required so 20 DO hv ff. .
ciary | shall sell at public a..,..
the premises, on e-
TUESDAY, JUNE s i0-
at az, 20, oSlock +. NJ, tho aboye-l. .-.t
The Improvements consist NJ , ..,
stantal detached throo-st1ry hr..l DID,
ing containing twelve room.
store-rooms. closets etc: was b.rt ..
eight years ago, and has aI On. .
improvements. Lot 52Xl50 icet toau,
paved alley 't
The property will be soli e.r.... o..
two deeds OF trust. one 20 sc.ur. ....
5000. which will be due Arru
with two instruments OF interest .f BIZ
each, due october q. 1891. and t...
1891 The second deed of trust
nine negotiable notes. dated Ann.
as follows. Notes FOR 1892 " ann S.
nity-onc months notes for ST. .,
$-b9. 40 nfty-fOur months. r....
$3.50 and $3.50, at nfty-serrn r......
notes Tor $lS7S and Sof- ,
months and note for N.it1 al f,. }..1
after date.
TERMS Cash. rs 10 so mg.r - Obi.
proceeds as may De necessary t. I.f...
the expenses OF executing this ru.t ED
90 pay any unpaid taxes. Ir......
ratable portion of the taxes for I,f any
% discharge "a note or 5000 With .r..-.s.
thereon, from January DID, iHf ann .--
residue 81 the purchase money fn I.....
IN one and two years. with interest t.~
day Of sale. evidenced hy rae
notes. and secured by r. deed 0f f-..t La,
said property. HARVEY WILSON
Je 10 Tr.r.a
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SALE ON MUSLIN IN
DERWEAR.

Ladies' Fine Cambria Empire Gowns,
81 value, for soc.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns. zoe. kind, for
&c. each.
Ladies' Best Cambria and Muslin
Drawers. fine tucks and deep hem,
usually 81 1-2c, for 25c. a pair.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, yoke bands.
fine tucks, usually &c, for Y 1-2c. a
pair.
Ladies' 81 Muslin skirts. with wide
open embroidered frill. for zoe. each.
Ladies' Embroidered Trimmed Cambria
Corset-COvers, for DC. each.
FROM $3.50 TO 1880
WILL BE SOLD INFANTS FINE
CAMBRIA DRESSES. TRIMMED
WITH RTFFLE OF EMBROIDERY.
USUALLY 80 CENTS; FOR 10 CENTS
EACH
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cases were found to be OF trining ma

cases were found TO be OF triiiing ma
turc.
Complaint was made to the society
about the great nuisance occasioned by
the herd OF worthless ours that infest
the streets. AS the society has no au-
thority in the matter, II was referred to
the Chief of Police. Complaint has also
been made that haok-drive~s are often
very cruel 10 their teams at night. and
Agent Taylor was directed to keep a
sharp watch for these offenders.
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.


WE SELL GUM-CAMPHOR AT 30
cents per pound CamphOr Mixture. zoe
Moth-Balls. &C.; the Roach-Food and Bed
Bug Destroyer at - and &c.
THE WAGNER DRUG co.
at the old corner drugstore, Sixth and
Broad streets. lie 1927
STRAITON & STORMS AND OTHER
FINE CIGARS, at WAGNER'S corner
Drugstore, Sixth and Broad. No cigars
or soda sold on Sundays. je l0-2t
MONSON'S EXQUISITE PERFUMES
AND SOAPS, the latest. newest and most
fashionable. WAGNER DRUG co.
at corner Sixth and Broad streets.
1e lO-2t
ALL ORDERS FROM OUR FRIENDS
and others while away from the city du-
ring the summer Will receive prompt and
careful attention.
THE WAGNER DRUG co,
Druggists and Pharmacists:
also. German and French Pharmacists
lie i0-2t
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by John T. Goddln & Co..
Real Estate Agents ana Auc,--,...
Bank and Eleventh streets
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HORSES, MULES, COWS. &c.

MULES FOR SALE.
SEVEN GOOD WORK MULES and ONE
HORSE, all In fine condition. for sale. APP
ply 10 j. II. HERREN. Manager. at Red
fords brick-yard, Twelfth and Maury
streets. Manchester. Va. sic 7-3t'
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NRUsTEES AUCTION sALE OF

~ - ~ , n W lCEf JAIL WI
4 OF A NICE sEVEN-ROOM, TWO->IOW
DETACHED FRAME DIV ElI.ING ASST
LOT. FRONTING on THE HESr LlNt
OF BARTON AVENUE. COMMENcll
40 FEET NORTH OF BROOK. D
BOt'LEVARD IN BROOKLYN PA "a
JUST BEYOND BARTON HElfhI.l
THE LOT FRONTS l00xl& FEET TO AS
ALLEY by virtue OF "a certain deed p
trust 10 the trustees OF Home Building
Company perpetual dated September ID
1872 and Of record in Deed-B0ok lN A.
page 80. Clerks office OF Hcnr.c0 county
court, which was given tO secure fne ItF-
meut OF a certain sum Of money therein
mentioned default having been unlc DO
the payment Of part thereof. and being
directed by the Board Of Directors 'f 'h
said Home Building Company N'nu0lil
we will proceed 10 sell. 40 auction. 900 20
premises, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY or JrN1.
1896
az 8 o'clock p NJ. the above-men'0r.i
REAL ESTATE. being the same cons g
by said deed Of trust, and gully Oh ..oi
therein.
TERMS Enough in cash t0 pay rs
cost Of sale. all past-due taxes also
ratable proportion OF the taxes t.r no
year 1886 and the sum OF $50 l which -
the amount now due on said DEBT tHi
for the balance the purchaser W'I .s r.-
quired 10 give his negotiable notes D,
and twelve months with interest ii..i,
and secured By a deed OF trust
y. -. HARGRO'E.
FRANK r. ~ TrNN
II. SELDOM TAYLOR
les Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE ~.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS sOrD ~,,..
TANES FOR THE CURRENT ctr',,i,iiH
DAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAN -
VENDEE. 4hl
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BY ]. II. Valentine. Auctloneer.
A DMINISTRATRIX AUCTION
=


HOSTING ENGINE. TOOLS. LUMBER.
OFFICE FURNITURE, IRON SAFE, &C.
As Administrative Of the estate OF J. ".
Newell. deceased. / will sell at Nos. 1904
and 1906 east Cary street,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 1896.
az 1890 A. NJ. a very valuable collection
Of CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
TOOLS. LUMBER. OFFICE FURNI-
TURE. &c. consisting IN part OF one Iron
Safe Combination lock- Office Chairs,
Desk, two chests Of Drawers for drawings,
and other Office furniture. one Hosting
Engine. made by LidgeWOOd Manufactur-
ing Company, clght-hOrse power. in first
class order cost 500. large lot OF Rope.
Pulley and Blocks lot Of Trucks and Bug
giles. Two Hydraulic Jacks. two large Hand
Jacks, twelve Small Jacks GO-tOn power,
one Driving Hammer and Triple lot
OF Iron Crates. lot Of Office Iron Railing.
large lot Of Augers and other Tools. TWO
Boring Machines. one Pailing-POinter. lot
Of Cross-Cut Saws. Crates. and Baskets.
miscellaneous lot Of Iron Bolts. &C. one
MOrtice- Machine, two Grindstones. three
Work Benches. lot Of 1gestes and
Benches, ore lot OF Old Sash and Doors.
big lot Of Lumber. Moulding. and Trim
mugs, lot Of New Doors, Blinds. and
Hardware. and other desirable Building
Material. &c. too numerous 10 mention.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as 20 sale OF
lumber, tools. &c.
Terms OF sale Of engine will be an
nOunced az sale.
Mrs. S. r. NEWELL. Administrative.
j. III. Valentine, AuctiOneer. je9
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by ii. \. McCurdy and J. n Carneal.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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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
NENDEE.
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lower than most dealers can buy
at.
10 cases OF Fine White Goods; agree
ment was not TO mention the manu-
facturer's name Why, indeed. your
savings were our first thought. The
lot consists OF Fine Striped and Plaid
Organizes. Satin-Striped Brocades,
Figured French Jaconets, Hemsutched
India Linon. and Lace-Striped and
Plaid Organizes. The average price
OF this lot Is lie. a yard; Cohen's ave
rage them 10 you at 3-lc.
90 pieces Double-Width Fine French Or
candle. 40c. value. for PC. a yard.
Zoe. Sheer, Fine White India Llnon,
Sic. a yard.
&c White Figured Marseilles Skirt!ng,
for 16 2-3c. a yard
% pieces Fine. Sheer French Organdie,
I'm Solid-Pink. Blue, yellow. Nile, Corn,
and Black, for l9c. a yard.
1,l7j yards Soid-Black ST. Gall Dotted
Swiss. in fine pin and medium dots:
makers price, 19c. yard. Cohen's say
3-ic. a yard.
FROM TO 10 O'CLOCK
WILL BE SOLD SHEER, WHITE IN
Ola LINON. LONG FOLD, USUAL
SCENT VALUE. FOR IL CENTS \
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE
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