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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
4 OF
TWO LARGE LOTS. IN THE PLAN OF
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Home building Company

vs..
James II. Barton ct ais.
Circuit Court of Hcnrico county; two de-
crees, entered May and II, ls96.
by virtue OF the above two DEGREES, the
undersigned special commissioners, therein
appointed. viii sell. al public auction, to
The highest bidder. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 0TH
at O'Clock f. NJ. on the premises.
BLOCKS q AND - IN THE PLAN OF
BARTON HEIGHTS. Said lots of land
front about go feet on the Richmond
and Henrco turnpike. and extend back
westerly along Vale street. and line
parallel herewith. about $50 feet 20 an
alley. on which IL has frontage or -4D
feet. and adioins the late residence or
Mr. James u. Barton.
TERMS. Cash sufficient 20 pay the costs
Of sale. AN taxes now due on the prop
crty. ana 81 OOt. and interest thereon from
june H. 1895; and The balance on such
terms as may DE announced az sale. the
deferred payments TO Doe evidenced by
notes with interest added. and title re-
tained until an the purchase-money Is
paid and deed ordered hy Court.
&. Il. FOURQU REAN,
J.. \. CATLIN,
W. r. MILLER
Special Commissioners.
in the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court
of the county of Henrico:
Home Building Company tPerpetuaD -.
......... Observation-Disclosures. fialhllH,
against
James II. Barton Il ......Defendants
!. j. r.. Broaddus. clerk Of the said
court. do certify that the bonds required OF
the special commissioners by the DEGREES
rendered in said cause on the Sth and
14th days of May, 1896. have been duly
given.
Given under my hand, as clerk Of the
said court, this 18th day of May 1880.
j. r. BROADDUS.
my1J Clerk.
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By Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.
A UCTION SALE or No $40 WEST
n BROAD STREET.

n BROAD STREET.
At the request of the owner we VIII
sell by auction, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, THE DOTH DAY OF
MAY, 1896
at o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY To-
Gated as above. The lot has a front OF
- by about iA5 feet 10 an alley. The north
side Of Broad street al the point named has
a bright future. A business house erect
ed thereon would catch the eye OF all
coming towards Broad street from the
south side by way OF Laurel street.
TERMS: At sale.
CHEWING & ROSE,
my15 Auctioneers.
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In Other STATES.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May le.-The
Nyeathcr-crop bulletin. issued To-Day say >.
North Carolina raleigh. Excessively
warm. dry week. injurious 10 All ci"lH ,
%rn,,gbt damaging 10 wheat and oats. and
las KILLED some young corn ana cotton
and DELAYED tobacco transpldntlnE W.
planfs have become oVergioWh. buih Vi
corn and cotton crops standing urous hl
well. gardens much injured; iruit droppins
more than usual.
south Corolina-Columbia. urgent need
If rain. drought has ruined spring oats
and garden truck generally; also retarts
termination and prevents complexion Oh
planting corn aud cotton: excessive tenn
ncrature and drying winds prevailed crops
that have attained stands doing Iairiy
well: crop conditions be,t In western anu
mort hcasteru counties.
Observation-Disclosures. Week extremely hot
and dry, and except i'm few favored To-
calitics. all crops and vegetation suterlns
Tor rain. gardens and pastures drying up
some complaint Of cottOn-lice and bud
worms injuring bottom-land corn.
a-Jacksonvilc.- uniavora-
BILE except in some Of the counties ana
limited sections. where local showers fell
on the 14th and 18th; drought severe over
a large section of West and North dis
tricts on cotton. oats. rice. and vegeta~
bles. with orange-trees showing Ill et~
fects.
Alabama ontgomery. --Warm, sunny
week. except scattered thunder-showers.
cotton making good growth and chopplng
nearly completed, early corn beginning to
tasscl and late corn ana cane healthy.
but need rain; early oats being cut, and
minor crops. Fruit badly damaged by
insects.
Tennessee e. Nashville. b. Drought con
tinues severe i'm east and central pOr~
lions. and crops generally rapidly lower
ing I'm condition: good rains in West por-
ton and crops growing we'll: corn and
fnf IL kt4Ii
clean; some tobacco set; rain much
needed
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Tho Past Week Unfavorabic on Account OF
kain.

Following is the weekly Crop Buieuh
OF the Virginia service tor the past
week:
The week Just passed has been rather
unfavorable for crop growth over 'ho
entire State, on account or me lack V'
rain. This Is especially nouceaOle in
the Middle Virginia and Great Nallcy
sections. where the deficiency In m0is-
ture has been the greatest. In the more
southerly counties OF these two sections
conditions are fast becoming droughty.
A general and soaking rain would be OF
much benefit.
Weather conditions over the Ticowatcr
section during the past week have been
Favorable as to temperature, bot deficient
I'm min. Scattered showers. mostly light
In quantity of moisture deposited, have
occurred here and there, aiding crops
10 some extent However. q good soak
ING rain would be OF great benefit. as
conditions are beginning 10 assume
very droughty aspect. Most OF the corn
planted Is coming up nicely, and consld-
cradle cultivation has been done. The
prospect for fruit has fallen on slight
". owing to frost and severe local storms,
accompanied by hail. which stripped nu-
morous orchards. Small fruits are DO
Ing we'll. Strawberries are being picked
ing has been pushed, and tobacco plants
SET out.
Absence of rain throughout the counties
of the Middle Virginia section mas done
some injury 10 the growing crops. wheat,
which has heretofore been slowly but
steadily improving. has deteriorated' ana
is heading low. Chncn-Dugs continue 10
DO damage to this crop, but do not seem
TO be spreading. being confined 10 le"
counties in Piedmont and Southside VIZ
einia. In the few localities which nave
been favored with showers good deai
Of tobacco has been planted. but else
where the farmers are awaiting a sea
son" In consequence Of THIS many on
the plants are oVergrown. Glover sun
holds fairly good. but in general IS
hradinc short. Garden truck needs rain.
Corn is growing well. end seems to SUI
Ter less from drought tha6 other plant
ines.t Potatoes are being injured by
uotato-bugs in some sections.
In the Great Valley section, the drought
has been more general than in either OF
the other divisions. and as a result Nese-
taaon is more backward. In lew
,,iaces local showers have fallen aud re-
feed tbe situation somewhat. but even
these have been insufficient for crop pur-
poses. ana the need for more is becoming
i,nuerative. The dry weather IS affecting
grass and pastures seriously. ana de-
Is,ing farming operations. The southern
counties Of this section are sunerng the
most. Wheat has fallen of from us
u,oyious condition and is heading 10"
and Is short in straw. Corn Is reported
as coming up quickly in most localities
and is being cultivated. fIu' II hoiu
ing its own.
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~~yESTlBULED
MsiM LIMITED
I:AIM TRAINS
VzE S0uTH
uxwrSzz6eE1sxssExz
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Texas.
No EXTRA FARE on ANY rekIa.

No. 4os.-"The Atlanta special" leaves
Richmond, DAILY, at 1885 might iof
Henderson. (Arriye Durham daily exceP, ohn'
aayl Rsloigh, Sanford. southern Pines, hnins'
to,i Wsdesboro. Monroe, Charlotte. i.pcvlnha'
sfe.bv Rutherfordto1, Chester. Che.on . tgen-
wood A 5beville ElbertoD, Athens, AIi.NN -
Argr,,s Macon, Chattanooga Nashville. NerPhr,
n, rss Mexico. California and tho West wa
Eeu,phi,l Solid Limited Train, Nlth En''"3h
BUFF, seepers and yeshbuled Coachcs sopSn ~
ep.ml.
No. 41.-"Thc :. 4. l.. Express ieat"s
Richmond, DAILY, AT 0.05 am, Tor l'eno'f'
SON Durhsn. daily except Sunday ha.e'sh'
S,rford Southern Pines, Wilmington @d'''
hor, Nonrce. Charlotte. Chester. Clinton, . teea'
yool Abbevilc Elbertsn, Athens Aii.H' 1,
Macon p,usseola Chattanooga. Naseft.v'
Neo,nlifs Montgomery. New urI,auH, ie'ss'
W.xiro and the Sonthwest via New DurSAsl'
SoHl Train. with Pullman Sieep";s and C0scLos !
$50 sle.per Hamlet 20 Wilminstca
Arriyo Richmond, Gao a.Ia, go PAL e"iiy'
Tor tickets. baggage checks sleeping e"f icscr'
yatObs, etc. apply tc
HIM. BOYRIN, Sol. Pass'r Agent,
sss East Main ST., RICHMOND, VA.
y. ST. JOHN. ee.Presideat ,ni General s'H'ssr'
ueEEE, Ceaessl sapcsilteedes..
n,w.B. CLoNts. -. ADtfsON'
xIne hssss.r "'""h '"'' 49,
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Nv virtue of the decree hereinafter mem
TONED NE will. as special commissioners
thereby apu0.uteI. proceed 10 sell the
HOUSES AND LOTS rs above located, at
public auction. on the premises on
SATURDAY.. MAY -. 1s.D.
m : O'clock +. NJ. commencing with that
attractive HOUSE AND LOT No 1900,
situated AZ the northwest corner Of Mar
shall and Norton streets lhcse houses
contain six rooms each, besides the batn-
room. ard are supplied win gas ana
water and all necessary culAcrt connec-
lions Bach lot fronts 49,. feet, more or
less. and runs back about l2lia feet 10 Am
aliev. This sale viii AFFORD persons OF
small means an opportunity 20 secure
nice. comfortable. ana Weu-locatrd nome
al small cost, so don Ih4 10 af"ll
TERMS: ono-fourth cash; balance at
one and tv,o wears. or earlier, az the OPP
ton OF the purchaser, Tor negot able
notes. with interest added from day OF
sale. and The title retained until al oil me
purchase-mOney has been paid
W. G.. PRESTON
WILLIAM ELLYSON,
II. Il. POLLARD.
BEVERLY 4. CRUMP,
Special Commissioners.
Harris. &c,
against
Il. Il. Lee, &c,
and 80.
Home Bulding Company Plaintiff
against
Mary J. zee and als............ DEFENDANTS.
In the Cbancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond.
Charles ". Goddn. clerk Of said
court certify that the bond required OF
the specia commissioners by the decree
in said cause OF May 5, 1896, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this l4th day OF
May 1895. o,,,.-
mvto Clerk.
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DEPOT.
900 \. M, Arrive Petersburg 9.3l 4. NJ,
Norfolk II 20 A. NJ. Stops only
at petersburg, MaVeriy, and
s.O5 A. NJ. Arripes Petersburg $50 A. NJ,
Weldon llAS A. NJ, tayette-
Vile 4.3O l.. NJ. Charleston
lib L. ~, savannah 1910 A.
NJ, Jacksonville 800 y. NJ,
Port Tampa G.lD i. VI.
Connects at wilson with No.
AZ, arriving GoidsDorO 5:00 +.
a.. Wilmington 545 r. NJ.
Pullman Sleeper New York 10
Jacksonville.
2:55 y. NJ, Local, arrives Petersburg 3:42
l.. VI. Makes al stops
$50 2. NJ. Arrives Petersbqrg 9l9 p. NJ,
Norfolk $50 L. NJ. Makes all
stops
7:So p. NJ, Arrives Petersburg soap. NJ,
Emporia $40 connects with
a. * ID. for stations between
Emporia and Lawrenceville),
Weldon CAB p. NJ. Fayette-
vile l0l A. NJ, Charleston
$50 A. NJ, savannah 500 4.
~. Jacksonville 1880 Z. NJ,
IoIt Tampa 300 +. NJ.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS.-Arriving
Aiken 122 A. NJ, Augusta 500
a. NJ, Macon II A. NJ, At
lanta l2l5 y. ". Pullman
sleepers New York to WI
lNlNaNNlif 'NtlltaAniif Jt' h1oA-
Vile, Port Tampa. Aiken, All
gusta, and Macon
l1:5O L. NJ, Arrive Petersburg 1885 a. NJ,
Lynchburg $500 \. NJ. Roa-
uokc 1885 A. NJ, Bristol 1.20
J.. NJ. Pullman sleeper Rich
mond 10 Lynchburg.
1886 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg l:1O A. NJ,
Weldon 2.55 A. NJ, Henderson
4oi A. NJ. Raleigh Jl7 A. NJ.
ElbertOn 2.0l Il. n. Atlanta
400 >. VI. Pullman Sleeper
Washington TO Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 A NJ. From jacksonville, Savannah.
Charleston. Atlanta, Macon,
Augusta, and all points South
$40 A. NJ, Atlanta. Athens, ana Raleigh,
lynchburg, and the West.
S % A. NJ, Petersburg Local
II rs A. ~, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Peters
burg.
$40 L. NJ. Jacksonville, Savanna
Charleston. Wilmington, Colds
bCrO, and an points South
700 T. M Norfolk, Suuolk. Mayerly, and
Petersburg, Lynchburg. and
the West
s:23 p NJ, Petersburg Local.
T. NJ. EMERSON,
]. r. KENLY, Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
G. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
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By II. Seldom Taylor ~ son,
Real Estate Agents ana AuctloneerS,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
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DICNIC At LAKESIDE PARK.
i WHIT MAY 18TH,
Benefit OF Summer Rest.

Dummy lire will connect with electric
cars az Sherwood Park station from 10
A. NJ. to 10 L. M. without extra charge.
Admission 10 park. 2oc.. no charge for
children under three years old. Music,
Dancing, Boating, Rowling. Tennis. Re
freshments at popular prices. Dance pa
viliOn free. myl7-su. ", su3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20

LEAVE BYRD-sTREET STATION
100 A. III. Daily, lor Hasn'ns a.i
points North. Stops .r I-.t
and local STATIONS. l-.tNI---
G:OoM. Daily, except s.a--,, ier
Washington al4 D.. ...f. ...I .'.
Stops a Elpa. Aspiring,
well MILFORD fr I.al lt .f
Brooke and Nlorrtir. toy
lOr-Car, elsl, t.I hll
Congre .onal Liai.eA %
7,s p NJ Daily. fo~ Wasansto. a1i
80 points North. Stops at I-lf,
Ashland. IlfHDl. ...Ii.tls
Frederi .rslurt hion-.. aai
SUNDAY sleeper fi-hnl.. ~
ARRIVE -iYRD-siRa4r STATION.
90 III Iau5. atola 30 Nt.. tttfi
ON 80 grgoxe. trelerlcss luls, al.-
fCrl. DosH ID, .l4 Ashland,
ana other stations ~. p.
sleeper sew lora 10 Ileh-
,.nPM. Dslg except sunday. stops
80 at lOc4L citations art -..1a.
Trrior-l,ar troln - rsrin ston-
7lO p. N. Daily s'9gs ., Seiy ~ 's fe5.
aut. Pulimlu-Carf from Aeg
fork and NlshiuStcn.
,o.sr al. DAILY stops 40 principal iccal
10 ~ - stations aha Ella. sleeping
car C0nuects with conytes-
si5nsl Limited between New
York au4 Washi sfcu.
FREDERICNSBG AceOMsioJAItO".
,oo - % Leaves Byrd street station
80 l. 81. Arrives Byrd.slr.et station.
CIV ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY, except slnday)
$40 A b.. Leaves fINi.
s.2O p. NJ. Leaves Elba.
G.nA. 81. Arrives fIha.
500 p. NJ. Arrives Elha
G. +. TAYLOR. Irafic Manager.
Y. 2 n. MYERS. President.
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,rRrsrEE.s AUcTION SALE

'VRUSTEEs AUCTION SALE
/ or
THE VALUABLE FARM OF DIR. r.
RICHARDS.
IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VA,
LOCATED on THE
SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND PAAUN-
KEY RIVER.
ABOUT EIGHT MILES ABOVE WEST
POINT.
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WANTS.
EARG Il ze{ -.
d~ocerfes z.ss,Sx 4 A. MA =. IN " ~ e u
CAN SAVE YOU 20 PER SENT.

d~ocerfess Lrs>sxe A. IA =. IN " wen
CAN SAVE YOU 70 PER DENT.
. lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for. %
New Canned Tomatoes ............''. 81.
cans for Dc.
New Canned Corn 49,. -; .........
Snowflake Patent Family Flour per o.,
bag ......-..-.. ............-.. ....''''' -
or $751; per barrel.
Silver King Minnesota Patent Faml-
~ Flour, s. barrel. or per DaG...... -
Salt Pork. per pound .............-. ~
Pure Lard, per pound. .............;,.-
Fresh Mountain Butter per pouhh.' 10
4 cans Table Peaches iOr......-.....' -
Peeled Pears, per pOund..............
Good Mixed or Green Tea, good as M
any you pay 4Oc. elsewhere, for. 70
Fresh Rolled oats. per pounI
New California Prunes. per DID,.
Good California Ralsins. pound ......
Good Cream Cheese, per DOund....-.
or Z pounds FOR ZJc. .
Best City Meal, bushel. -
peck. lie.
S. ULLMANS son,
iS20-lS22 east Main. 600 east Marshall.
'Fhcnes %l5 and "A. ap4
COOK WANTED. AT ONCE. APPLY
v TO 22l Governor street myl0-2t
Ky ANTED. TO LEND SUMS OF s25
W TO 600 or SHORT TIME Adj
dress CONFIDENIAL. Box $50. myl-lm
Az ANTED, 4 POSITION AS COMPAN-
w ION TO a LADY going 10 country, OF
as NURSERY GONERNESS 10 children.
Would take entire charge OF children. If
desired, ian addition 10 teaching them
only moderate salary necessary. Address
HISS Ai., "a west Cary. ap-2-Wt)el+
~ Ar!TED.- "A REFINED YOUNG
W man. of quiet habits desires board
I'm private family. W. r. W. BoN 50.
myi9-lt-
w ANTED. TO BUY INVALID's
W ROLLING AND RECLINING
CHAIR. Must be cheap Address A. NJ.
p. Box SIS. myi9-2t
Wy ANTED. PROMPT AND FAITHFUL
VI gentleman or lady 20 travel Tor re-
liable established house In Virginia. Sal
arg. $3.50. payable SIS weekly and ex
penses. Situation permanent. References.
Enclose seif-addressed stamped envelope.
IT. l.. Hess, Pres, 3j5 Dearborn street,
Chicago. my1Gtclb
4 GENTs-S9O WEEKLY SALARY TO
u right parties. Little work: "a snap
for some one. New scheme, failure inn
possible. Write for special proposition.
Lock-Box 53OS, Boston, Mass
apL6-su, tu, We& Sam
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James H. Barton ct ais.
Circuit Court of Hcnrico county; two de
crees, entered May : and II, ls96.
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FOR RENT.

n ONFEDERATE MUSEUM. IN THE
Y Davis Mansion, corner Twelfth and
Clay. IS open 10 visitors daily from 10
4. NJ. TO II. NJ. Admission. % cents
except on Saturdays. when il IN free 10
the public Annual membership ticket 81
which admits tho holder at all times:
membership ticket. SO. aplG
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In execution Of deed OF trust to the
undersigned. dated June l., 1893 duly re-
corded in the clerks office # King VIII
liam County Court. d. p. -. page o. de-
fault having been made in the payment
Of a note therein secured. and under in
structions from the beneficiary. I will
sell. by auction. at King William County
Courthouse, on
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
RAMS LEAVE RIcHMoND-UNIoN

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE TUESDAY,
APRIL ~, 1896.
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BY e. A. Catlin, Auctioneer.
no. north Eleventh street.
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BY virtue OF the above two decrces, the
undersigned spec.a commissioners. therein
appointed. viii sell. al public auction, TO
the hlRhest liider. on
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TrEsDAY. NJ 2f. 1s96.

County Court-day). at u o'clock NJ. the
aforementioned properly. described u
said deed as follows: "All that LOT OF
LAND with AN Improvements and appur-
teuances therto belonging. lying and be-
ing in the county of King William. Va,
near Sweet Hall. Ina said county, on tho
York River railroad, known az TUCO-
MON and containing SIX HUNDRED
ACRES. more or less. being bounded Oh
the south by the Pamunkey river" About
$50 acres Of this land is marsh. and is
known - one of the best duck marshes
on the said river
TERMS: Enough I'm each TO pay cost of
sale any taxes that may be due a rata
Die proportion OF the taxes for 1896. and
10 pay "A note Of 5000, with interest on
same from May q 1906 tho residue paya-
bic in equal instruments at one and Two
years from dag Of sale. credit payments
TO be evidenced by notes. with interest
added. ana secured by trust-deod on the
property n. X. POLLARD. JR.
Trustee.
Address. for further particulars Pollard
& Bagby Richmond. Va. my1J-td
BY j. Thompson Brown * Co.,
1ll3 Main street.
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Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway.

~&tS3lTE ~ ' ' w.
EFFECTIVE MAY H. 1896.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BkOAD-SIkE STATION.
s.oO "A. A., Daily, wlth DunI Ca. for
local stations, Newport Ne,. d,
Ola Point Norfolk, aul ioila-
mouth.
1855 2. NJ, Daily. with Pullman. os
local stations, Newport AeNe.
Ola Point Norfolk. aal llII.-
mouth. Connects daily WITH
DIl Dominion steam I.ua Dbl.
New York
lo.-0 \. NJ. Local train. with Iaror
COR r1D0pt Sunday, jog
meets az Gordonsslle Tor
orange 4.4ulllI. lulle I...
taiNeftou. Maua Sass, Alrk-
dA4fia, and Washington.
Union station. Chariot .stl.I.
Lof Lynchpuls, o.. i.t.it l.t
ttasei town. az siaN-Lpa ..
Nlnchcster
2.l5 T. A.. Daily with pfm
% Cincinnati, Louisville, .a4
ST. Louis. stops Nlhl al .".
portant stations. Donnee &. l-
Ashland fut L.Air .oi.i .-t'
,ptusiOu. VA. I0r hf..it
1900 SPRINGS. '.II.
ul Dlnins-Dars. $50. D. l.9.l
Tram, UAl.ut sunday f.NYNs
above team from doruonatA Die
5.}O h. 81. Accommodation. excerpt S-n-
day for Charlottesville.
Loo j. ~. Daily for Cincinnati. WITH
Pullman 10 Hinton and Cor
louisville TO Cincinnati and
Louisville. Meals served ON
dining cars. Come .la al
Virginia Hot SPRINGS.
TRAINS LEAVE ElGHTu STREET
STATION
$50 A. ~. Daily l1r I.uchhurt. L.NIns-
ton, Va, anu clifton Forge.
Connects at LrcLlu, except
Sunday, tor RosleE. az ~ lirll-
burg. daily, with N o N D.
r.. and the southern railway
for Southwest and sou.l o..
EeesemeI except suuitgt il.
craig iity, aud az ST..
Forge with No. 4 l0r C.n.in-
natl
800 p. NJ. Except Sunday. L. nee
commoiation l0r ba.
TRAINS ARRIVE All RlcIANAD.
BROAD-STREEr STATION.
$40 4. H., Daily from Cincinnati
1918 A. NJ. Daily. nom NORFOLK .N- OH
Point.
3.25 p. NJ, Daily from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
CSC p. NJ, Daily from Norfolk and OLD
7:i5 p. NJ, EXlept Sunday, from 81. ellie
TRAINS A Sll WE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 A. 81. ESe,p, Sunday. from Glade
stone.
Gao Z. H., Daily from rsucrhu ieN-
ington. Va. and CNff.n .0rs-.
JOHN ID POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger A. ..nt.
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VRUsTEE'S SALE
1 OF
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-01-10
nea,h of an old cltiz.n

Mr.. Jacob Fravel, an old and highly
respected citizen of this county, oled al
his home on Stony Creek, laSt Friday
morning, 10 the Slst year Of his age. He
had been con sistant member of the
Reformed church for number of years.
he was highly esteemed not only in hi,
own neighborhood, but in many sections
of the county in which he was favorably
known. He left two daugh tors to mourn
the loss of an affsctionate father, Mrs.
Cornelius Hickman and Miss Malinda
Frayel. He was confined to his bed but
one week, having been parlyzsd on Fri
day, Dec 29ih.
Mr.. Frsvel at the time OF his death was
the Oldest subscriber on our books. he
commenced taking the HERALD in 1856,
when it was edited by Robert Furguson,
Since that time, four Editors Of the paper,
have passed away, but for nearly sixty
years, Mr.. F. was one of ITS readers. He
always paid his subscrip tion, in advance,
and at the time Of his death it was paid
mp to 1897. His remains were followed
to the grave by large number of friends.
The funeral serman was preached by Rev.
II. Tallhelm, assisted by Rev. Fulk and
May.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-01-10
DIED

James r. Coates living near Edinburg,
died Jan. 5, 1895; aged Is years, months
and days.
Mrs. Annie b. wife Of Mr.. Lemuel New
land, was born July 18th, 1859, departed
this life at her home in Roanoke, Jan.
Sd, 1896; aged Sc years, months and )S
days. Her remains we're brought to
Edinbnrg and we're inferred In the GENE.
terry at the Union Forge. She leaves a
husband, an aged mother, two brothers,
one sister and large number of other
.ar relatives to mourn the loss Of their
dear one. Peace to her ashes. I.
Mr.. Jacob Fravel was born July 81,
1915. and departed this life at his resi-
dence on Stoney Creek near Columbia
Furnace, January I'd, 1890; aged 80 years,
and months. Mr.. f. was married TO
Miss Mahala Cline October 10Th, l643. by
Rev. A r. Rude, Reformed minister.
Four children we're born unto them. The
deceased was CONSTANT member Of the
Reformed church for half century, and
an active deacon Of the congregation for
forty years or more. He was an Affection
ate father. kind aud obliging neigh
Dor and q law abiding citizen. HIS re-
moval from among us will not only be
deeply felt by the family and church, but
by the entire community. He diedlu the
faith of the gospel of Christ. He leaves
two daughters and large circle Of other
relatives to mourn the loss Of one whom
they so much loTed, His wife and two
daughters, preceded him many years ago
to the world Of spirits, Blessed are those
which die IN the Lord, they rest from
their laborU. L.
As the second day Of the new year
was dawnlpg. the angel Of death entered
thu home Of Eli G. Fadely claiming him
as it's own. lie suffered long aud patient
iy, AID was ready for his Masters call,
on Sunday, jan. 9Th, his remains were
followed to the Columbia Furnace Came
terry by q large conoourss of weeping
relatives and friends b. honest irngai-
ity he gained quite a competency, but the
richest legacy ,elt by him was bis firm
belief in the precious promises Of Christ
and his hope Of reward 10 that home Of
eternal joys. He bad lived nearly biz
allotted time, being 10 the siKty.elghth
year OF his age. Peace 10 bis ashes.
Hrs PASTOR.