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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
THE UNIVERSITY ACCIDENT.
Investigating the Cnuse--Circui'
Court Proceedings.

CHAIR. Louisville VA, October ~
(SpeciaL)-The remains or George uShV' .
The carpenter who was killed by lnt
caving of the concrete roof OF a Ohe-stoty
annex TO the rotunda at the OhlEtlslty
Yesterday, were sent to-day 10 biee
boro'. " c. the former home OF the uS1
ceased. The body of Eugene bunch VIII
tomorrow be taken TO BatesVllle:
a Joint jury OF inquest, consisting Oh
Thomas l.. Preston. Il. III. File, X. J..
Naury. J. A. Il. Holiday, I. IL. hossei;
ar. and Reuben Maury, on the part Oh
the county. and j. l.. Walters, +. T.
Parish. +. 3. Treble, ". j. EahuesIit',
a. ID. Payne, and ". Dinwiddle, on the
part of the city, assembled yesterday al
the University and began an lnvesusa-
ton. which was continued to-day. Inc or,
forts of the Jury We're directed toward
determining the responsibility TOR the =
moval Of the centres of props from uhdeF
the roof. The jury adjourned until To-
morrow without reaching Verdlct.
In the Circuit Court this morning Judge
Grjmelev overruled the demurrer 10 the
blli of Nuttycomb and Kell, who are seek
ing TO enforce the mechanics len Tor
work done on the Episcopal church;
In the suit Of T.. IT, GNberts ADMINS
traitor for damages growing out OF the
construction OF the Charlottesville ana
Ranidan railroad through the late Mr.
Gilberts farm, a verdict OF $40 was re-
The Injunction order Of the court in. the
case OF the outside water-takers. when
was returnable to-day, was EXTENDED 10
November 18th
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KILLED HIS FATHER,
4 Terrible Tragedy in CrippIc-Creek
Valley.

WYTHEVILLE. VA, October 2O.-(Spe-
cial.)-News has just reached here of
homicide which occurred early this morn
ing near Henley's school-house. in Grip
ple-Creek Valley, in this county. 1t is
stated that a farmer named Henry Wamp-
Ter had a difficulty with his wife. when
his son. Amos, took the part OF his mother
by going into the house. securing a shot
gun, returning TO the yard. and. without
a moments warning, firing its contents
into his fathers body. The wounded man
ran around the house. and fell and died
I'm front of his door. Wampler was 80
years old and the son %. Young Wampler
escaped, and has not been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

Under the provisions Of certain deei
Of trust, dated the 18th OF December lN.,
recorded IN Deadlock 1856 G., page ~
Richmond Chancery Court the UNDER
signed trustee will sell by public alcuol'
on the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER y, 1876.
at o'clock =. NJ. the above-namei
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE
RESIDENCE, described IN said deed i.s
lot fronting on the south line on filll
avenue between Cherry and Linden streets
30 feet. and running back within parallel
lines 1870 feet 10 a paved alley I'D feet ".i-
and the dwelling being a spacious, sl"
stantial, well-appOinted, thret-sloy
brick structure, containing twelve fNlIf
having all the modern convenience. l.'
halls and rooms being OF good size. H..l
ample light and ventilation. heated Nf
furnace and open fireplacCs. and me tA'
tire premises I'm good order.
The occupant Will take pleasure in shove
ing the property on any day be'ore on.
sale between the hours OF and oc.o.h
=. NJ, and the premises viii also be oieI
for inspection at the time Of SALE
TERMS. one fourth cash. the oihN-i
In three equal instruments az six. Twelve
and eighteen months. by negotiable nol'',
with interest added. and secured by le.
OF trust on the property or the whole 2.
the purchase money I'm cash, at me op",1
OF the purchaser.
oc 20 HILL MONTAGUE. Trustee.
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To ru.pect Dairy Herds.

NORFOLK. VA, october 20.-(Special)
AT a meeting of the Dairymen's Associo.
ton OF this city. tonight. Dr. II. III.
White. a well-known veterinarian OF this
city was appointed inspector OF dairy
herds for the purpose OF protection
against tuberculosis, several cases Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

BY virtue Of a decree OF the ChanceIy
Court of the city Of Richmond, IN the suit
Of Stern. Trustee. vs.. Archer ana otHt' :;
I will sell BY auction the entire personal
property In the Ballard House, the sue
continuing until everything IS solo, anu
commencing at 1920 a. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER p. 1850.
The second DAYS sale. on Wednesday
October 2lst will include the handsome
ParlOr Furniture. French-Pate Pier,
Mantel and Hall Mirrors. some OF unusu-
ally large size; Parlor, Chamber, ana Han
Carpets. &c.
Also. the Chamber Furniture used by
the PRINCE OF WALES. The MAN'll -
OF LORNE. and PRINCESS LOUISE.
and the other fine Chamber Furniture on
the first floor OF the hotel, together win
the furniture. &c, OF the private dlnihs-
room.
Afterwards. all the other Furniture, in
Guiding about 200 Of the finest Hair Mat
tresses. some twenty-five handsome lter
and Mantel Mirrors, Hall Combination
Lock Safe. Kitchen Utensils, and large
variety of miscellaneous articles.
This furniture Is generally OF better
character than that Of the Exchange Ho-
tel
To facilitate the sale. parties when pos
sible. are requested TO remove their put-
chases after the close Of each days sale
The Ballard House viii be opened TO the
public for inspection from 2 A. NJ. 20 !
T. NJ Saturday. October 18th, ana Mon
day. October 18th
TERMS: Cash
10. LANE STERN, Receiver.
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer. oc ~
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Verdict for the Company.

DANvILLE VA. October 2O.--(Spe-
cial i'm the Corporation Court here to-
day the jury returned a verdict In favor
OF the company I'm the suit of Ellis
Rangelys Administrators against the
Southern Railway Company. Rangely
was killed by a train of the railway
company in this city last February. and
his administrator brought suit for $1,000.
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wedding-BelIs on the Dan.

DANVILLE. VA, October N.-(Special)
Miss Isabelle Graham Mack, second
daughter of the late John G. Mack, was
married at noon to-day at the family
residence. on Holbrook avenue, 10 Mr..
Charles l.. Harrison, of Richmond, Va
t. travelling salesman. Rev DR.. K. ;.
Sledd otiiciated Mr.. aud Mrs. Harrison
left after the wedding for Richmond.
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4 WORKOUT FAD.
aspiring Medicines" "bloOd-Puri-
n~rs," and "TOnics" an Old-Fash-
Toned Idea.

n~rs.' ana hNh-
toned Idea.
Pure blood strong nerves and muscles,
firm healthy flesh can only come from
wholesome food well digested. Blood
purifiers" and nerve tOnics' do not
reach the cause Of the mischief. The
stomach IS the point TO be looked after
The safest and surest way 10 cure any
form Of Indigestion is TO take after each
meal some harmless preparation which
VIII OF itself digest food. There IS an
excellent preparation OF this kind COM
posed Of vegetable essences. pure pepsln,
Golden Seal. and fruit salts. sold by drug
gists. under name Of Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets. ana these tablets taken after
meals assist digestion wonderfully. be-
cause they will digest the food promptly
before II has time 10 ferment aud sour.
and the weak stomach relieved and as
sisted In this way soon becomes strong
and vigorous again.
stuarrs Dyspepsia Tablets are superior
20 any secret patent medicines. because
you know what you are taking into your
stomach. They are sold by druggists
everywhere az % cents pei package.
Write Stuart Company Marshall. Mich.
for book on stomach diseases.
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RALEIGH's BUDGET.
The Much-Mixed Fusion Question
Ey Wnfaou's HcnIth

Gy. MntBOn's Health.
RALEIGH, n. c., October 20.-(speciaD
An interesting piece Of political news was
picked up to-day. Charles II. Mebano, the
Popuust-Republican nominee for state Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction, was
nominated as Popullst, but is really a
Republican. SO last week, when he made
a point-blank declaration that he was for
Mckinley, the POpulsts got i'm a stir ana
made an attempt TO take him Off the
ticket. but the Republicans objected, ana
so the name stands on the ticket.
The Republicans are working earnestly
among the Populists in the interest OF
Senator PritcharFs reelection They use
as plea that the Populists contracted"
publicly two years ago TO vote for Pritch-
ard. They are catching some Populists in
this way and others.
Hiram l.. Grant, OF the Populist State
Committee was asked Senator Pritchard $
politics yesterday. and replied: He is
straight Republican, and fully in line with
his party on the silver question" Grant
says: There is no doubt Of his re-elec-
ton"
Governor Carr says that he feels conf
dent that Bryan will carry North Carolina
> from 1900 to 10000.
Superintendent w. c. Stronach. Of the
Soldiers Home, requests the statement
that it is full and that no more applicants
can be received. There are many applica-
tions. but no attention can be paid to
these.
CY. WATSONs HEALTH.
The Democratic State chairman brings
news Of further improvement in the con-
dition OF Mr.. Cyrus b. Watson.
To-day S2j.332 was paid into the State
Treasury as interest on the States two
thirds Of the stock OF the Atlantic and
North Carolina railway.
General John W. Cotton, commanding
the State Guard. arrived to-day upon in
vitation to visit the camp Of several
companies near the Fair-Grounds here
The Republicans and popIlists are work.
ing together like a machine to break mp
fusion effected between Populists and
Democrats in a few counties They claim
that they viii carry out their purpose.
Senator Buffers paper opposes this sort
Of fusion in very strong words.
Marshal McKissick and his assistants
to-day escorted Governor Carr to the
State FAIRGROUNDS, where the formal
opening took place.
THE HOLT FAMILY.
The statement was made that several
members of the well-known Holt family
had declared they intended TO support
Mckinley. Last week il Was said they
would vote for Bryan. They now say
they Will east their votes for the Palmer
Buckner ticket
Three politicians We're to-day frank
enough TO admit that nobody could make
a prediction as 10 North Cardinals vote
this year. They say that no polling Of
votes is worth a cent, and that Il will re-
qure election-day itself TO tell the true
story.
\ gentleman who is always travelling
among the people in the country, says
that the Populists and Democrats will
vote the fusion electoral ticket with very
little scratching He says he believes the
Democrats will elect one member of the
Legislature in this county and may elect
two, and have "A fighting change for
Sheriff. He expects the Republican
Populist fusion nominee for Congress to
be elected by 5000 majority.
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THE COHEN co.

Turkev-Rcd Lunch Napkins e. e4Gh'
% pieces Checked Glass Linen i"N''''N7'
3-ic. yard. .,.-,. .. o,ch
Large Size Monte Bath io"eis' o. o"0''
A grand mid-week sale Of
nooI<s AND STATIONERY.
Dickens. Is volumes, sill cloth, gut TOP
Illustrated. so value. for soS
Bulwer - volumes $9.&.
Scott. II volumes. S'.a9.
Thacberay, 10 volumes. S.s9. 80
Eliot. 6 volumes. I.SS; volumes, s'.o''
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales. -
sea Tales. S225 value for volumes,
$40 and a.8 Books. list OF 80 titles
Science. History, and BioSraphy-lor
81 and 75c. Books. marble edges. lea
thereto tips and backs, for &c.
75c boxes Of Hurd's Finest Tinted Note
Papers, new shapes. ssc. q box
Soc boxes Note-Iaper. 25c. box:
25c pound Paper. ruled and plain' Tor
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Finest Grade Tinted Box Papers, SOC.
value. for he. a box.
THE HOJsEW ARE.
Fine handkerchief China After-Dln-
ner Cups and Saucers' worth &C. TOT
sc. each.
Beautiful English China Tea Sets. CON
tanning Sc pieces imported 10 retail Tor
S. for S2.f9 complete.
handsome emma 1 Ism SctS, worm CIV
for ,59S complete
Best Quality Semi-Porcelain oyster or
SOup-Bowls. worth lcc.. for Sc. each.
The greatest sale OF Souvenir and After
Dinner Cups and Saucers ever heard
Of.
Beautiful Cups and Saucers I'm Dresden.
Limoges. and Carlsbad China, worth
upwards Of $50. to-day Z5c. choice.
Fine Imported Wood Hat and Coat
Racks. worth f0c for 25c. each.
! lot Of Imported Waste Baskets. worth
upwards OF 5oc. FOR re. each.
Armours Laundry Soap, worth &C., Tor
l-2c. "a caFc.
lot OF Waste Baskets. worth &c. for
&c. each
Beautiful Polished-Oak. Cane-Seated
Dining Room Chairs, worth ;l.2j for CSC
each.
Bird-Cage Springs and Brackets worth
&c, Tor Zoe. complete.
Granite-IrOn Double Rice-BOilers, worth
75c, FOR i9c each.
POUND or DOUGH-
baked I'm a Quaker Pan comes nearer
making a pound Of bread than wnen
baked IN any other way and us deli
cious. nutritious bread. Come and get
a sample and see how the pan works.
TILT T( hEhJ TA
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by HIS OWN HAND.
Suicide of a Farmer of Halifax
County.

HOUSTON. VA, October 2o-(special)-
John Love a well-to-do farmer and black
smith, and one Of the best known and
most highly respected citizens OF his
community. committed suicide this morn
ing al o'clock by shooting himself with
q shotgun Mr.. Love was about s. years
old and leaves wife and several daugh-
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Dealt. Of an Emporia Lady.

EAlPORIA, VA, october 20.-(Special)-
Mrs. Jennie c. Chambliss, an esteemed
Christian lady Of the town, died this
morning. after long ana painful III
ness. Mrs. Chambliss was the widow
Of Walter b. Chambliss. "A member Of
the Groenesville Bar. She leaves three
children.
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Personal.

Richmond. Va. October p. 1895.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
| have this day appointed CHARLES
SCHMlI(T my agent 70 conduct the
BUSINESS al No 500 norfl,
Seventeenth street, Richmond, Va. 10
buy and sell for cash only
oc HSr JAMES NJ. JORDAN.
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.
Meeting of the state Council at Nor
folk

NORFOLK. VA. October 2O.-(Special)-
The State Council OF the Catholic Knights
of America is in session in this city TO-
day. President John Murphy. OF Rich
mond. opened the session at noon IN
sion relate entirely to the fraternal work
of the order \ banquet was held tonight
al the Hotel Gladstone. at which many
patriotic addresses were made, among the
speakers being Captain James W. McCar-
rick; Mr.. NJ. Glennan. editor Of the Nor
folk Virginian: Hon. w Il. Mayo. Mayor
OF Norfolk, and Colonel John Murphy, OF
Richmond. The convention completed its
business to-day and adjourned.
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Attack on Il. VI. Douglas.

RALEIGH. y. c., October 20.-The
Biblical Recorder. the orean of the Bap-
list Church in North Carolina. to-day
made an attack On Robert VI. Douelas.
who is the Popu.st and Republican nomi-
nee for Associate Justice OF the State
Supreme Court. MI. Douglas is "A son
Of STEPHEN A. Douglas. ana is a Catholic.
II is for the latter reason that the at
tack Is made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

which have recently been discovered I'm
this locality. The association will pay
the officials salary but it will recon-
mend that the City Council also make
an appropriation for this purpose.
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A Great Special Sale
Great Second Floor.
IN OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT.


Yard-wide Ingram Carpets. splendid
25c value; special price, l6c.
Carpets you can wash without tadlns'
yard wide, doc value, special price L9c.
Atwood Yard Wide Carpets. best
make, splendid 6oc. value; special price
35c. .
Velvet Carpets. for rooms and nails
splendid Toe. value; special price DOC.
2-yard-wide Floor Oil-Cioth, 0c. the
running yard.
Pie Fancy China Mattings, nc.
25c. Best Quality China MattinSs. lbc.
IN OUR CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
25O pairs 8Ia-yard Lace Curtains,
splendid SSc. value, soc.
$40 pairs 3lk-yard Lace Curtains, Sl.50
value. CSC a pair. ~.
Imitation China Silks, for drapery. 4l2c.
10 dozen yard-square Chenille covers
lie.
A small invoice, consisting OF 10 tea-
Their Boas In Cooke and Real Ostrich,
that will be sold at half OF usual prices.
\ Full Cooke Feather Boa, IL yards
long. gJc.
An extra heavy Ostrich Boa, IL yards
long $3.50. go
The Finest Real Ostrich Neck Boa, with
satin ribbon, SLS9
Real Ostrich Boas, II yards long
one Girls standard-Make Bicycle for
SI4gS
Two Mems $75 BICYCLES for $3.50.
STU selling the best 500 Mhesis Tor
$50 ID
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IN Our MOSEY-sAVTNG
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Boys Cashmere Suits. made Of good
material, well lined. tailor made, splendid
$50 value; special price. $50.
Boys purest Wool Cas- simcre Suits,
tailor made. best lining and trimming.
large sailor collar, splendid 81 value; spe-
cial price $50
Boys Cashmere Pants, splendid 25c.
value. special Price. lIc
Boys Tan and Brown Corduroy Pants.
al sizes. TO IL years, splendid 1tc value;
special price i9c
Young Mems Slk-Lined OveI1oats,
some worth $50; some worth SO; special
price. $50.
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WITH THE
2o-FooT LOT ON WHICH IT STANDS

In execution OF deed Of trust. datet
November @ 1892. and recorded d. DE
office OF the Clerk of the Chancery Court
for the city of Richmond, In Deed-book
147 &C" page l55. there having. been e-,
fault i'm the payment Of "a portion of ts
debt secured. and being required So %
do by the beneficiary l will sell by pubic
auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1895.
al 4.8O o'clock T.. NJ, that EXCELLENf
TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING. No. 1901, on the south SIG
of Cary street between Linden and Beech
streets. with the lot upon which % stanl,
fronting 20 feet, and running back l1
feet inches TO an alley ia tire rear
This IS "a snug house, In a good Location.
and should attract the attention Of o9h
hOme-seekers and investors.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the costs
Of executing the trust and all take. tn.'
NAV be due up 10 day OF sale and 90
discharge a note for 5000. with interes.
thereon from May 8, 1895, and the residue
upon terms 20 be announced OF OF Dei'.'
the day Of sale.
oc 20 y. ". BOW p, trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

BY virtue Of n deed Of trust from W. w.
Wheeler to the undersigned, trustee, duly
recorded. I will sell by pubic auction, az
the store No. 72S east Main street. at
1880 4 NJ.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER p, 1875
a large number OF Fine Domestic and I'm
ported Suit. Pants. Coat and Pants
and Overcoat Patterns OF latest oe-
signs; Buttons, SILK Thread, Linings'
&c;
Fine Roller-Top Desk, Tailors Sewing
Machine. Curtains. Gas-FlXtures and
Chandeliers oak Counter and other
Tables Chairs. Gas-StoYe. Suit ana
PantalOon Boxes. &c:
Handsome Plate-Glass Store Mirror. and
excellent Cutting Table. cost SIS; to-
gether with a large quantity Of ar
tices used in a first-cass tailoring es-
adjustment EDWIN II. COX,
oc Is Trustee
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IN OUR UP-TO-DATE
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Ladies' Black, Tan. and Navy-Blue
Kersey Capcs, trimmed with rows OF
special price S29g
Elock and Tan Double Capes, velvet
collars, splendid s. value; special price
$3.50.
silk lined throughout fur edged around
collar and front. splendid s. value; spe-
cial price. e..
Rich Frioze Jackets. for ladies.
sleeves and neck. splendid $3.50 value;
special price, s5S9
Children's Eidordown Cloaks. ansora
trimming, usually sell for Il; special
price 3Sc
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Black Cloth Jackets. rough ana tho
roughly English. box fronts S5.s3 eaCl
Ladies Diagonal Imported Cl0th jack
cts, cloth lined, tailor made Tor 800
Ladies' Imported Boucle jackets dou-
bie-breasted. tailor made. clotn hned
hand made. 1915, regular $40 gar
Ladies' Irish Frieze Jackets. double
breasted ny front. tailor made, Tor
$JtS
Ladies' Black Imported Kerscy Jackets.
box fronts. half six lined. tailor
made. $50
Ladies' English Kcrsey 'railor-Made
Jackets. ny front. Onc-button erect
inlaid velvet collar, for SIC
Ladies Gray Cloth Double Clpcs. braid
trimmed. full sweep, for .Jc.
Ladies Black Cloth Capes. full sweep.
collar trimmed iu FUR, Tor NlS
Ladies' velour Caps. fancy Innings,
trimmed in fur. for SIS
Ladies' y c'our C0res. Tibet fur tim
med. l20-iurh sweep. .Or $50.
ChildIen's Eider9own C'Cak., trimmed
in Camcrs hair for AZ
Childrcn's fancy-.3ttipe Ed ardcwn
Goats, large sailor collars, trimmed IA
fur, for 49,
Ladies EiIenowr sa,lues. all colors
ana size. 75c.
Ladies' EidefGown Dressing Gowns for
sos
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BY virtue Of deed of trust from
Daniel b. Jones and Lucy. his wife n
the undersigned trustee, dated July q. fV.
recorded I'm the Clerks Office of Herro
County Court IN Deadlock iH a.. rsea
III. 20 secure the payment of "a certain
note herein described. and default having
been made. ard being requested by M.
beneficiary 90 20 DO he viii proceed n
sell al public auction. Ou the premises. U
the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER O. iy5
at 40 =. NJ. the PROPERTY DESCRIBED
In said deed as follows.
All that certain parcel Of land lying n
that portion Of HenrIcO county u n.
State Of Virginia. called sidney" ans
near the corporate limits Of me c'y I
Richmond. 10 being the corner Doc af no
northwest corner OF the intersection %
Harvie and Ritchle streets fronting
feet on said Haryie street. and rlrrr,
back along the western line of said Richie
street in parallel lines ln feet.
TERMS. Cash as 10 the expense M exc
cutting this trust and 500, which Is te
amount OF the note due on said property.
BY consent Of all parties interested other
and very liberal terms may be- announced
at sale. EDWARD II. BROWN
Trustee
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctone.r2
OnN
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George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
NRuSTEE'S SAFE OF

FINE SUlTlNGS,
OFFICE FURNITURE. LARGE MIX
ROR, AND TAILORS SENlNG-MA-
CHINE, &c.
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FOR RENT.

LARGE DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ing No. 2l3 west Grace street. broad ward.
brick stable, and house in good order.
SUTTON 4 co,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
&c lS-Su& wet
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS DANIEL

MISS DANIEL
WILL RESUME HER AFrEkN",,,N
Glass for Ladies on THUkelAl ~
yember 5th. az half-past 3 =. 81.
ings win be held al b west Grace s,.e-
Terms. SO per month. DC i-
MISS EVANS,
WITH HER ASSISTANT. MISS
WEISlGER,
viii reopen her
kINDERGARTEN AsD
PRIMARY SCHOOL,
OCTOBER J. lsst.
at II north Fourth street For lelu.A
etc, apply 10 above number 81 --- .-
I22 and i2i w Franklin ST.. Baltimore, ~
EDGEMOHTH BOARDING AND DAi
SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LApf Will ff. 70,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lth L9..i.
fourth year. Mrs. Ii. 4. ~ lso.,.,
Principal. an l-cAo N ''-
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AUCTION sALEs-Futur. D,,

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD I'm.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAFE
OAR YEAR ARE To BE PAID psc
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND Tg9
VENDEE. "H
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1909 east Main street.
loo on
FOR RENT,

CENTRALLY LOCATED. MODERN
Brick Dwelling No. rs south Fifth street:
rooms, papered all through. range. &c.
SUTTON a. Co.
corner Tenth and Bank streets
oc ISSUE WET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
OCTOBER II, 1896.
You're Invited To-Day
to partake of the greatest feast
of values in our Cloak and Wrap
Department that we have ever
attempted.

have saved SO per cent. i'll the
buying of these wraps, and cheer
fully distribute it among ITS
patrons-S00 garments ir nc
lot. Only a hint can be given
here rs to price. The lots have
not been all looked over. VIII
be ready at 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
AUCTION sALEs--rhis Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TIKI
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

BY j. Thompson Brown g. CO..
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonaers
No. 1ll3 east Main street.