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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-10-15
Purely Vegetable

and is the only blood remedy which
is guaranteed to contain no mercury,
potash or other harmful mineral. SIS.
is sold by all druggists.
Books on Blood and Skin Diseases will
be mailed free to all who address Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-10-15

Neck tixings" are elaborate.
This is necessary, because the big
hat-and the small one OF the mo
ment, too-demands that ruffs and
not fat collars, shall be worn to
complete the picturesque and
artistic effect, which is what the
new millinery is striving after.
There are muslin and lace bows
for everyday wear; velvet ruches,
feather boas and crisp bows of rib
bon. The velvet ruche, which is
really the latest thing, is becoming
to young and old, and is made mar
row for the neck that is short and
wide for the neck that is long.
Thick bOas of plisse null have lit
tie rings of small ostrich tips en-
circling them at intervals, with long,
full ends, that reach to the waist
line, where they are fastened by a
brooch, such as have been used, and
are still, to fasten the tips of ostrich
bOas.
The bOas and ruches worn with
the GainsborOugh and other large
hats are wide, coming out over the
shoulders in a fashion that is daring,
1t is so extreme. The extremely
wide bOas of gauzy materials, how
ever, are reserved for evening wear,
the mode of the moment being to
wear with low-cut gowns fluffy boas
and large hats.
An eXquisitely fine evening boa is
made of narrow black lace, put on
to tiny ruffles of white mousseline
de sole. These ruffles are so many,
so full and set so close together that
they make boa quite as round as
those of ostrich feathers. The ends
of the mousseline boa are long, OF
the gauzy stuff, accOrdion-pleated.
The silken mousseline in delicate
colOrs and trimmed with white lace
or frills of the narrowest and finest
footing" are very charming ad-
juncts of toilet for the debutante.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-10-15

be if such an edict were promulga-
ted now. How seriously it would,
were it put in force, affect the pros
poets of many IA "maiden fair to see
is known by no one, and can only be
surmised by the high priests of the
mysteries of artificial aids to beauty.
*x*
A Touching Verse.
We find anonymously in the Chi.
cago News this striking bit of verse
which seems to US to embOdy as eX
pressively as poetry can be made t.
do the anguish of death when it
comes to a loved one, and its super
nal sOlace when its touch stills the
pain of an agonized heart. The
verse is simply entitled 1.-TWO
Graves" The-lihes are: -..-.-.
"To fill the tiny compass of this grave
a mothers heart was emptied Of its
bliss"
I read it where the church-yard's grass
es wave
The peace of that world on hepain of
this;
And sighed for her 'twixt whom and
her chiid's face,
Blind daisies grew, until read again,
"TO fill the compass of this resting
place
A mothers heart was emptied of its
pain"
*#*
A little girl who had told lie was
escorted to her bedroom by her
mother and told to ask God to for
give her for her sin.
This is what the listening mother
heard:
40 God, L thought you could take
a joke !"-Life.
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4. 3. RAINS

Sole Agent nor Maury County,
Rug20lY
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-10-15
Mi2 I1Iy DEPARTMENT g
LOEENGRIN.
Fashionable Neckware.

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
DIR. ISAIAH WHITES CLOSE CALL
His buggy Demolished by Main
street Electric Car.

street Electric Car.
Another rather serious accident occur
red on Main street in front OF the post
office about o'clock yesterday, and as
a result the handsome buggy Of DR..
Isaiah II. White was smashed into
kindling wood. Remarkable to relate,
though. neither Dr. White nor his driver,
both of whom were In the vehicle at the
time of the accident, were at all in
jured.
The buggy was standing directly I'm
front Of the store of Il. b. Taylor d
Co.. and DR., White entered it just as
east bound Electrician No. " was
coming down the street. The vehicle be-
ing closed behind, the driver couldn't
see the car approaching, and when 1t
was but "A few feet distant he turned the
horses head and drove directly on the
track
Motorman Griffin, who was in charge
of the car applied his brakes vigorously,
but not in time 10 avoid the accident,
and though the car was moving without
power. its momentum was such as TO
very seriously damage the buggy 1t
was overturned and broken in half, and
Dr. White was caught beneath the debris.
The horse plunged and kicked and rem
dered the position of the physician very
dangerous. Mr.. T. w. Brander and An
drew Jackson. a colored porter for Mr..
T. l.. Alfriend. rushed TO the rescue,
however. and promptly selling the plung-
ing horse held him until DR.. White was
assisted from his perilous position. Mr..
Brander was thrown quite violently
against a telegraph pole but not badly
hurt.
Bystanders who saw the accident de-
clared it to be one Of those unavoidable
ones which will occur and DR.. White de-
clares that the motorman was not to
blame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17

We know that Cod-liver
Oil is a fat-forming food
because takers of it gain rap
idly in weight under its use
and the whole body receives
vital force. When prepared
as in SCOTS Emulsion, it is
quickly and easily changed
into the tissues Of the body.
AS your doctor would say,
sit is easily aSSimilated.
Perhaps you are suffering
from fat starvation. You
take fat enough with your
food, but it either isn't the
right kind, or it isn't digeSted.
You need fat prepared for
you, as in SCOTS Emulsion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
VIII he Thrown Open Tuesday

The meeting OF the Board OF Managers
OF the Homeopathic Free Dispensary IN
the parlors OF the Association Hall yes
ttrday al noon was a most interesting
one. The building No. Gil west Main
street has been leased and Or. II ;.
Corey has been appointed attendant phy-
stefan. A committee consisting OF Mes
danes c. =. Walford. j. B.MontgOmery,
and &. II. West Of which Mrs Walford -
chairman was appointed 10 superinteqd
the fitting OF the house and completing all
final arrangements. There has been lately
a very gratifying increase Ia donations OF
every kind, and a good supply Of furniture
and linen is already at hand. The ample
supply OF medicines which was ordered
from New York expressly for the use OF
the institution, arrived yesterday
The carpenters for several days nave
been busy in putting the last touches
upon the house. and its Governing Board
confidently hope to throw open the insti-
tutions doors on Tuesday next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
SERMON ON INFALLIBILITY.
Rev. Father O'ReiIIy Addresses
Large Congregation.

Rev. Father O'Relly preached the Sc
cond sermon of his Lenten series at
Sacred Heart church at vespers last
Sunday 'Infalllbility a Necessary Con-
dtion OF Faith" was his subject He
spoke of the necessity Of faith TO saliva
ton, yet even with faith a soul may
be lost, for the Scripture says "the devils
believe and tremble." Faith he defined
as the acceptance Of a statement on
the authority of the person who makes
II. Divine faith is belief in all that God
has revealed.
without absolute certainty one may
have a notion, view, a persuasion, an
opinion, an inclination, or a willingness
TO believe, but he cannot have divine
faith. because the motive Of faith, the
sole reason for belief. is Gods Word.
1t is not human authority, the teaching
OF any church. the consensus of the
learned, the evidence of science, the
natural light of reason but Gods Word,
and that alone. for I'm that alone there
can be no possibility Of error. To doubt,
therefore, even the smallest point Of
revelation TO waver I'm your belief; TO
distrust the divine Word. is a deadly in
suit TO God. for He can neither deceive
nor be deceived. His knowledge is in
finite. and He is truth itself.
Revealed truth is the motive Of divine
truth, and every revealed truth must
be accepted. To doubt the least re-
vealed truth IS to doubt the veracty
Of God. All truths are not easy to COM
prehend, even the fundamental truths
OF Christianity are utterly beyond the
human intellect. The means by which
all are to be taught must be trusted ;
they must be beyond the possibility Of
error for men could not be expected
10 trust an uncertain guide.
The guide according TO PrOtestants is
the Bible. understood by private inter-
probation. which is confessedy fallible.
According TO Catholics, ii Is the Bible
and sacred tradition, interpreted by the
Pope. When Catholics say that the
Pope is infallible they mean that by
virtue OF a special supernatural assist
ance promised to St Peter and his sue
cessors, the Pope is not liable TO err
when. as supreme teacher Of the Church,
he defines "A doctrine concerning faith
or morals TO be held by the whole body
of the faithful. But 1t is said that
the Pope. being a man like ourselves
cannot be infallible. This argument
proves too much. The writers of the
New Testament were all mere men,.yet
when they wrote they taught infallibly
because God guided them.
But II is said that Papal infalllbility
is a new doctrine, having had no ex-
istence prior to its definition by the
Vatican Council in 1863 Was the Di-
vinity of Christ new doctrine when
il was defined by the Council Of Nice in
3252 Was the doctrine OF the two ma
lures I'm Christ a new one when IL was
defined by the Council OF Chalcedon in
45l? Was not the Immortality Of the
soul believed by all Christians until 1t
was defined by the Fifth Council OF
Lateran. I'm the sixteenth century? Did
not the law Of graduation exist before
Newton explained ito
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
THAT CAPTURED COTTON MILL

was trophy that was worth battling for.
It's but a new price on all the Cotton
Wash Fabrics:
Heavy Apron Ginghams for . 1-2c a
Best STANDARD Prints for 28-4c
Merrimack 81 Percales for Lie.
A French Percales, short lengths,
French Pssreaies' full pieces. new pat
terms. Sac. a yard.
Imported Cambria Percales. newest
printings. 6 1-4c.-12 l-2c. trade.
Great fall in Unbleached Cotton, full
yard wide. 3-ic.
4 3-ic
Androscoggln and Fruit Of Loom Cot
ton for I 3-fc.
English Madras shlrtings for SAC.
Russian Dress Crash all colors, for
10 3-4c. cost 2Oc. 10 import.
Linen-Ground Lappets. artistic White
lace coverings mili-man made them
1 case of Printed LinOn Batistes. 40
inches wide, for 5 3-ic.
French Dimities. as pretty line OF de-
signs as was gathered, for S-4c.-
Black French sateen. y 1-2c. grade.
for lie.
Dame Fashion has decreed
GAUZY LINEN,
with silk stripes. plaits, figures. and dots.
We have an exceptionally handsome line
Csc to $1.25 yard. Csee window display
HOUsEWARE SELLING
will begin in earnest again to-day. 10
packages Of beated stufs are in the bar
gain list for to-day's specials:
500 Large-Size Willow Clothes Baskets,
extra strongly made. would be cheap
at 81. for to-day 59c
Wooden Butter Paddles. large size, &c.
each.
Combination Shoe-Brushes and Dau-
bers. good bristle, worth 29c. for 15c.
each.
FROM 10 TO Il O'CLOCK
Proctor's G. Candles Best Laundry
Ivory Soap, seven bars for 25c.
Large packages SILK Tissue Toilet,
worth 15c.. for &c. a package.
White English Porcelain Dinner and
Soup Plates that cost to import $Ll9
a dozen, for Sc each.
Imported God-Band Plates. &C.: Cups
and Saucers to match. Sc. pair.
1-gallon Stone Jars. &c.
Large-Size Yellow Mixing Bowls. the
regular 800. for Bic. each.
Decorated Royal English China Tea
Sets Of IS pieces. each piece war
ranted 70 be the best quality, worth
ST. for $50
Granite Iron saucepots. warranted not
10 leak, worth SOC, for 29c.
Galvanized Iron Foot Tubs. large size,
actual sec. tubs. for soc. each.
FROM II TO u O'CLOCK
6-quart Granite Iron Coffee or Tea
Pots. worth 75c., for lSc. each.
ALL DAY
14-quart REFINED Dish Pans 10c. In
stead Of 25c
12-quart Japanned Stop Pals, with tops,
the usual 40c. kind, for 2lc. each.
Best Green Gunpowder Tea. sold every
where for Coo. a pound; special for to-
day 29c. a pound.
Genuine Cut-Glass Knife and Fork
Rests. worth Soc, for dc.
Half-Gallon Crystal Water Pitchers. sc.
each.
Cut-Pattern Pickle or Olive Dishes &C.,
instead of lOc.
Imitation Cut-Glass Butter Dishes, Sc.
each.
Beautiful Dresden Decorated Parlor
Lamps centre-draft burner. lift-out
font stands 80 inches high worth 49,
for s5.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
CoLORED DRESS GOODS.

A wagon-load came yesterday. The
prices are incomprehensive. 1t seems i'm
possible to sell these new, pretty fabrics
at prices broken in two at the very open
ing or the season.
New Mozambique Hafr-Line Fancy Mix
lures, imported TO sell for 75c., for S9c.
a yard.
Silk and Wool Cross-Woven Dress Fab
RIGS, cost the owner 69c., for nc.
New Covert Mixtures intended for 81
material. SOC. a yard.
GauZv Worsted and Silk Grenadines,
wide, double fold, importers cost so
S1.39
English Fancy Check Suiting, with color
ed mixtures, 20c kind. for u 1-2c.
Self-Dot Worsted Taffetas, new and
pretty. for 25c a yard.
English Mohar Suiting, I'm solid colors
and fancy effects, 25c. grade, SAC.
yard.
When the prices become known therell
be more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17

been a deed of great daring. and say
that no one but a born hero would nave
acted as he did.
Mrs. Walker. whose almost miraculous
escape Is a subject of rejoicing 10 her
many friends. was Miss COLUMBIA hayes'
ono ~ the most beautiful of Richmond's
many pretty women. Some time ago she
married MI. William j. Walker, and has
since been one Of the leaders Of society
among the young matrons of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
First Millinery Opening
SILKS HAVE COME DOWN TO COT
Tons IN PRICES.

At least, at Cohen's OF course, these
are extra purchases. A comparison with
other stores tells the story in short order
Black Embroidered India Taffeta Silks,
entirely new designs. for S5c.. worth
double.
Fancy Rustling Taffeta Silks. I'm large
and small designs, intended for a 69c.
grade, for sc. a yard.
Handsome Black Satin Duchess, full 81
inches wide $50 was importers cost,
SEC a yard.
Fancy. Large Flowered, Brocaded silks,
in all tho new colors, just out, for
81 1-2c.
Hand-Woven Black Grenadines, large,
handsome effects. S25. for zoe.
27-inch Fancy Summer Silks. any color
ground, for 1Sc., usually 80 and 6Oc.
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
BY J. 3. Elan & Co.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
1ll3 east Main street.
TRUSTEES' SALE BY PUBLIC
AT(TTNN

Il AUCTION OF
THAT BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED
VERY ATTRACTIVE. AND HIGHLY
VALUABLE SUBURBAN TRACT OF
10 AND $50 100 ACRES.
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF~OAKWOOD
FRONTING THEREON ABOUT I'D
FEET.
COMPRISING 157 PRETTY BUILDING
EXCLUSIVE OF sTREErs AND AL.
LEYS
ALREADY PLOTTED AND READY
FOR BUILDING.
on TRACTION RAILWAY"
QUICK AND REGULAR TRANSIT
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEST.
MENT OR SPECULATION
In execution Of certain deed % ne
undersigned trustees. dated February
1897. recorded I'm Deadlock l53 A. page 8.
HenrlcO County Court default having
been made in the debt secured and being
required so 10 do by the beuefcaucs We
Will sell by public auction, ON the prem
ises, on
THURSDAY. MARCH q 1897.
at O'Clock =. NJ, the aforementioned
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AND NALC-
ABLE LAND. described In said deed. tts
tract containing Is 569-lH0 acres. more 1r
less. lying east OF and very near me cor.
pOfdtc limits OF lHr CITY OF NI.NNi'Il,
extending east 20 OakwOod Cemetery and
fronting about 100 feet ON lakewood ave-
nue.. a map Of subdivision of which may
be seen at the Office of the auct0neeu
and at the time Of sale
TERMS: For cash as 20 expenses of sale.
taxes 10 date of sale. and the sum 0f q im.
with interest thereon from February -
1897. ara as 10 the residue. in two equal
instruments at one and tN0 years by poo
gotiable notes. with interest added. ana
secured by deed OF trust.
j. B ELAN
ALLEN POTTS
NH l4-tds trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
nI,Ess THE DEAR LITTLE BABIES

We hated to keep you waiting so long
for your little Caps, but the owner re-
fused our offer. and we waited till he
came to our price. It's all the better for
you, though. Instead Of getting an or
dinary-looking one, you can get hand
some one for an ordinary price.
Here are 50 dozen to choose from, all
new and pretty. for &c. each.
~ different designs I'm Embroidered MUS
lin Bonnets and Caps, high pompadore
effects, choice 25c.
The usual 25c ones are II 1-2c. only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
PERFUMES

sold here in one day than Richmond has
bought in a year.
Another price victory for CohenS Iloiet'
Hockey Club. White Rose. HeliOtrope,
White Lilac, and Crabapple for lOc. a
bottle.
bottle of Violet Perfume for
1Sc.
pure West India Bay-Rum, SOC. bottles,
for 2jc.
esc bottles OF Florida Waters for &c.
&c bottles of Bay-Rum for sc.
Pure Olive-Oil CASTLE Soap, cost 2Oc.
pound TO import for Sc. pound.
Large cake Nice Toilet Soap well milled,
for 10 n cake
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
THERE'LL BE THREE SPECIAL
LINEN ITEMS

picked out of a long list for to-day.
100 dozen Pure Linen. Double Damask
Napkins, extra size. Snow-White,
bleached, from Ireland, maker intended
them for a great 81 Napkin 81 a dozen.
s pieces Pure Linen Scotch Table Da-
mask White satin. bleached. mag
nfcent half dollar kind, for &c. a
yard
g. dozen Heavy FRACTIONAL Huck Bath
Towels. 20X40. in Pink Blue, and yell
low borders, a good one for lOc., Bic
aaph
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
A LITTLE HOSIERY INFORMATION

that will be Of special interest to-day:
200 pairs Ladies' Fast-Black Fine
Gauge Full Seamless Hose, double
heel and toe. full lengths and sizes,
deep. perfect Black. Sc. a pair.
80 dozen Ladies' Hermsd)rf-Dye Richie
lieu Rembrandt Ribbed or Plain, I'M
ported Hose. Black or Russets. silk
finished, extra high-spliced heel and
toe. tic. pair. Can't be equalled at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
BY Pollard 4 Bagby
Real Estate Auct.oneers
Nos. 5 and Z north Eleventh street
A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
"A AND VALUABLE

ON EAST SIDE OF LINDEN BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
KNOWN AS Nos p AND %.
At request OF the owner (who IS deter
mined 10 selD. We will sell by auction. or
the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 70. lsG.
at o'clock p. NJ. the above-mentone
PROPERTY. 1.-THE lot is the thing is
has a frontage OF 81 - feet ON Llndea
street by depth OF 80 feet pom ihe N
are two small dwellings. This properly
undoubtedly has a big speculative value
and should attract much attention.
TERMS: One third cash; balance az ~
and twelve months for notes. interest,"
added, and secured by trust deed.
POLLARD & BAGbH
NH "a Aucti0neers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
PRETTY WHITING DOESN'T MAKE
PRETTY DRESSES.

The scientific welding of pen is very
beautiful accomplishment, but it's ditii-
cult task, no matter how scientific the
writer may be, TO change last years gar
ment into this seasons styles. Ours bios
somed in the last ten days.
Our special SIG All-Slk Taffeta-Lined
skirts and Jackets. OF Black or Blue
Camel Hair, best tailor made, pertect
dress. OF fancy silk-mixed cheViots,
silk-Iined coat, skirt, bound seams
for IS go,
Al S'75-Swel Dress Of Ladies' Cloth
braided seams coat back Etoh , 1Ioul'
silir lined all the new shades Of Blues,
Greens and Puppies.
Stylish Dress of Fancy Mixtures, noooy
fiy-front coat, lined skirt bound seams
for $49S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
LANES HOUSE DRESSES

of fine finish muslin, in az tho new
Pinks Iavenders. and Black and
Whites. deliberately trimmed with ruf-
fes Of embroidery for s2.3S.
Good. Substantial Percale Wrappers, I'm
Light and Dark colors, Black and
Whites for 69c. each
Blue and White and Black and White
Lawn House-Dresses. stylish collars.
well made, trimmed with lace, for 81 4S
nnpb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17

The ladies will watch tor ten great
offerings in this paper tomorrow morn
ing from the Housefurnishing Depart
ment of the Fourqurean-Price Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
COZ FEE CAK ES.

so NICE. FINE FLAVOR ONLY &C.;
our Toe Pies take the prize-delicious:
Beaten Biscuits. our improved style, l0c.
DOZEN Lemon Cakes. &c; slayer Cakes, I
kinds 25c.: Sponge Cakes and Pound
Cakes so cheap at 423 north Sixth street.
NH lT-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
Thursday and Friday.

Separate Skirts OF Camel Hair,. Cloth
Serge. silk. Satins, MORE Nelours
Fancy Cheylots, and Sicilians.
Black Mohair Skirts, we'll made, we've
teen bound for Sl.25.
Colored Figured Brilliantine skirts
nicely made. seams bound, for Sl.3s.
Fancy Silk-Mixed Cheviot Skirts, rust
ling lining for Sl.s9.
Handsome silk or Satln-Brocade skirts
double lining. best tailoring. for 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
KNIT UNDERWEAR

on sale at $3.50 O'Clock for one hour:
Children's Bleached Richeieu Ribbed
Vests, all sizes. crochet neck and
arms, usually II he. for &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
THE COHEN CO THE COHEN co.
BUSINESS WANTS.
HOUSE WANTED,

ON TERMS OF 500 CASH AND 500 OR
$25 per month, with interest located In
a good neighborhood in West End. with
six or eight rooms. Give No. OF house
and price. Address HOME. Box 537. city.
NH 1--lfE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THs
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN'
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Fhg
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17

BY n. -. Chafin & co. Gncorpor.,,1,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
No. j north Tenth street, Richmond y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
l1TH DAY OF AINII+
~ ,H.r.al- n

The site of the college embraces Iiiti,,- ~
ACRES OF HIGH AND THOkOD GIL ~
DRAINED LAND, on Hampton Ill'' ,.,o
BUILDINGS are new ana heated ny ,'
and lighted by electricity. ,..
The institution has been run as ,s-
male school with encouraging spcce.
the past five years but is also ddNii"''
located for a summer resort adj.
araes A. $. SEGAR.
NH 3-W, F&Suiw Hampton az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD Tl, ,.
IAAEs FOR THE CURRENT GALE
DAT hb nA AhE 10 BE PAID pRo
VENDEE. AhE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
TUESDAY. MARCH Il -

at ~ NJ. that certain TRACT OFr.A,-r.
described In said deed. AS follows "a
that certain tract or parcel OF land fyr.
and being in the county Of Hanover SIS
of Virginia, about five miiss from M. ,'.,
OF Richmond. commencing az Ike Chl.r.-
homny yiver, on the Creighton ro,L
thence along the said Creighton road {,
poles TO A stake. thence south q Do ID.
grees. east 58 poles. 20 a corner qfa,.
thence south 80 ID degrees. west 70 r...,
10 a stOb thence south 81 II degrees 81.
IS poles 10 a stOb. thence north a p l.
grees. east 50 poles 10 a stob on west s't.
OF a plantation road; thence along tro
west side OF said plantation road Dos rrfss
TO a maple on ditch; thence with dfcs A
poles TO a willow; thence north 50 "a Gs.
grees, west A. poles 10 Gum pointer o-
ChickahOmny river: thence up tho e,u
Chickahomny river 9S poles % the begin.
ming on the Creighton road, and c0aa.n.
Ing 50 IA acres
TERMS Enough in cash % pay the ey-
penses Of executing this trust and f0 uar
note Of $3.50. with interest thereon nom
the 18th day OF February. 1877. t-IsI rr
February p 1898. and the balance rr.-
such terms as will be announced at .tIe
BY consent more liberal terms win h.
given, II desired.
r. b. CHAFFIN. Trustee
r. r. Chaffin & Co. incorporated Aee.
tioneers nh L-.ls