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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22

will have added improvements TO 1t that
will make IL one OF the best engines In
the service. In the mean time n steamer
that has done service for about thirty
years Is used in It's place. Recently curb
ing has been laid around this engine
house and a granolithic pavement ut
down.
Surely prosperity must be returning,
since Fulton Is TO have another factory.
that OF guano plant, which IS 10 be
Just below here on the river. Work on
the buildings Will begin al an early date.
This, when completed, viii be the third
mill OF the kind in this locality. With
the establishment OF this works, the new
additions to the Richmond Cedar WORKS
and the M!llhiser Manufacturing Com
pany's plant, q number Of employees will
find work. and consequently an increase
I'm the weekly payroll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
Sunday at the Association.

There has been good interest in the DIFF
ferent services at the Young Mems Chrls-
tian Association during the summer
months. and the meetings nave Deen qu,te
helpful TO both men and boys. FOR the
mast few weeks the meetings nave peeh
held in the gymnasium, this being cool,
and since the extensive improvements or
last fall. a very pleasant place.
There will be three services to-morro"
a follows: -.
AT 3 o'clock the meeting of the Boys
Gogpel Army will be held, in charge or
Mr. r. FL. Merrill, the physical director
A mere announcement OF this fact Is SUI
flcient to bring out the boys. subject, l
The Young Mems meeting will be held
Of 4 O'Clock, beginning with a song ser
vice. during which time there Will be TWO
Apollo harp solos. The meeting VIII Dc
I'm charge Of Secretary Mckee, and the
theme for the afternoon will be The
FcU of Demas," being a plain talk on
one OF the most canketoGs sins OF the
DAY. Young men are cordially invited 10
AT 3 o'clock the conversational Bible
class will meet and all men who have no
church engagement for this hour are
cordially invited TO be present. The theme
for the afternoon VII be G,sc IA CONVERSE
House cleaning Is commenced and the
fan onening will find the building as
bright as a new pin. All parties are re-
ouested 10 remove their belongings from
The lockers on or before September 1st.
as the lockers will be cleaned and new
locks placed on all key-lockers.
The Association Hand-Book for the
coming season VIII be unusually attfac-
tive Young men desiring same can Sc
cure a copy by sending name and address
10 the general secretary.
The gymnasium and locker-rooms will
be closed September LIST 10 10th. inclusive,
but the bathrooms Will be open during
the regular hours.
The coming season s work will be the
best and broadest In the history OF the
association, several new educational
classes being started, and other new fea-
lures introduced.
Young men are always welcome and in
yited TO become members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
ma, Estate Transfers.

Richmond City Of R I1erary s so sne
oS, 0n,seS = feet on Clay street southeast
corner Twelfth. 4. vvn,ia,, Clarke
lsteT Stdtto Nelson u feet on norm
ana ana Wyiiiiams street. 10 feet west OF OaN'
$50. W rosie r.. r. j.. and
Florence L. Garrity's trustee st to Me sSe
politdn DAM iiN' 50 feet east OF Cherry, $3.50,
sPF4Es nan to John H. Fieke, ,s "a 01 ,cef
Hsst side sixth street zso9+ iee'
ieet , -. 81 Leigh. $500. ..,., ..,s,oa
nS sea IL ana Charles fe sn o5 E tT%sfs
10 Nara - oast corner Marshall, SLOW
S'fe' TaafeF2 t TO II Il itr 1sn0Sn @ ''S
on soUth s1 sn,rtv. Henry Hagners trus-
hfn ~ susan Throckmorton ~ acres o SooG.
t toe 20 2oiles below Richmond near osooi"'
tr n,lNn Th,rockmVton 10 c. ID: t taruS
40 $500 acres e6on. tour urnDpe and two
I 49,. tracts Of acres ana as ,es.' ie
on1nncct,vely. adjoining the same 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22

press assent Of the Academy OF Music
this season.
me argument In the Daily -Jardine liti-
sauon In the supreme Court over the
road rights OF THE Geisha" will be heard
Tomorrow.
Cnang Yen Hoon. the Chinese Emper-
OF special Ambassador to the Queens
Juphee, accompanied by eight members
OF his suite. occupied two boxes at re-
cent performance OF THE Whirl OF the
Iown' at the Casino. The reviews"
run has been extended 10 September 18th.
NJ. Alexander Guilmant, the noted
French organist. will make a short tour
OF this country under the management
OF Mr.. Henry Woifshon during Novem-
ber December, and January. Mr.. Wolf
sohn is also arranging for the appear
ance here OF Mile. Antoinette Trebelli. a
soprano. and daughter OF the famous con-
tralto.
Mrs. Minnie Madden Fiske's thirty
week tour wiz begin about the middle Of
october. She will be seen for n week
In New York in January. IN Tess" Be
ginning March 18th. she will play a long
engagement at the Fifth-Avenue Theatre,
when she will appear In new produc-
ton.
'rhe Bride-Eiect." sousa's new opera,
VIII have It's FIRST hearing at the fremont
Theatre, Boston. on January Sd. Ben
Teal VIII stage the production
That hig'hly-successfu play, Secret
Service will be translated into French
by NJ. Decourcelle, the author OF 1.-TWO
Little VaC' bonds"
Although Madame Sarah Bernhardt's
impersonatiop of "Hamlet' Is 10 be post
poned Tor some little time. the eminent
trogedienN Is evidently not disposed TO
abandon the idea. Replying TO n cor
respondent. who inquired as to the ac-
curacy OF the report, Madame Bernhard
says: Eyes. the Prince Of Wales wishes
me TO play Hamlet" or rather / should
soy his Royal Highness did me the honor
70 propose that / should do so, and / in
tend 70 carry out his wishes"
Edwin Milton Royle has been paid the
unusual compliment OF having his play
Captain Impudcnce." published as
story. A well known publishing house
Of New York city announces that it
has bought the right, and that the book
will appear on the news stands In Sep
tember
Isabelle Evesson and Estelle Claytons
new romantic comedy, "a Puritan Ro-
nance" will be presented for the first
time at the Park Theatre, Philadelphia
Monday, October 4th, and will be seen In
Richmond latter in the season. Miss
Evesson will play the part Of Dorothy
and Miss Clayton a German bond servant
in 1881. Both ladies are enthusiastic over
the possibilities Of their parts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
News from Fulton.

Miss Annie Mcguire. OF Louisiana
street, is visiting relatives in Wentworth
". {.
Mrs. George f.. Barksdale has returned
10 the city after several weeks visit 10
her home, In Halifax county.
MIR. r. j. Enright still remains con-
aned 10 his bed by sickness at his home
on Louisiana street.
Srbe funeral OF Mrs Elizabeth Harrison.
who died at Waverly. the home OF her
son, Mr.. II. l.. Harrison. on Tuesday last'
,ook place from the home on Wednesday.
ire interment was in Hollywood.
THE Denny-Street Engine-House VIII re-
ceiye the engine that was sent TO the rae
sorv for repairs last month some time
a. september. When IL Is returned II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
LOVE AND THE LADY.
A Sure Test as to the Value of Bot

~ o"T' AcSt ~ ~ INC suiuc VI DVt"'
When young man falls In love he
makes the best or the worst fall Of his
life.
During courtship. II ne is a true man.
he will make any necessary and proper
sacrifice TO add TO the pleasure and hap
piness OF the lady In the case He will
be gallant and obliging. thoughtful. cour-
toous. and profoundly respectful; In
short. his reverence for the dear object
OF his love will be only second to that
which he feels for his God. Pure. holy.
and unselnsh viii be his every thought
and deed where she Is concerned, and
for her sake. In all the concerns OF his
life.
This. OF course Is the ioftiest ideal OF
a true lover, and II is this type or lover
who becomes at last the ideal husband
and father. He Is fitted by mind and
character TO cope with the discouraging
circumstances OF life which almost all
are called upon at some time or other
10 combat. He is strong and unwaver-
ing at all times, and be guards the safety
of his dear ones with the same zeal and
determination with which he guards his
own life and honor.
The sweet girl who was so strong and
well, so buoyant. so bright. and happy in
the period OF courtship and even through
subsequent years Of married life, with It's
cares and possible sorrows, will need at
tention as the years advance. The true
man will remember that she is more than
ever entitled to his thought. his protec-
ton. and his care. If she Is weary. run
down, and depressed in spirits and In
health. he will at once seek some remedy
that will bring relief TO her nerves TO
her tired brain, and build up the shattered
system.
And for this purpose, whether man,
woman. or child. be In search OF relief.
there Is no other remedy in the world
to match Paine's celery compound, which
has been approved and endorsed by thou
sands Of persons and restored to health
a vast army OF suffering humanity.
What the husband should do for the
wife may be reversed. The thoughtful
and tender wife is the greatest treasure
man ever possessed in this world. For
her own sake. as well as for his and the
dear ones depending on him. she Will
watch over his health with jealous zeal,
for it is the most precious Of the family
possessions. Don't let the enemy OF
health get a foot-hold. but keep a bottle
Of Paines celery compound always az
hand to ward off dangerous attacks. TO
strengthen the mind and body, to tone
I'D the vital energies TO enrich and purify
the blood, TO renew the lie current BE
sure you get the real thing. for It never
fails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
Winter Mt the woman's Club.

The programme for the fall and winter
at the Woman's cub is now out me
copy given does not include the birthuay
nartv on october 9Th nor the current
Events Glasses which. IT Is salu, Mlss
Mamie r. Winston has kindly consented
10 conduct free OF charge for the months
of September and october. November IS.
H. regular classes, TO be conducted py
Mrs Caslie Cabell. will begin, ana are
totally distinct from Mrs. CaDelTs per,
eoraI clasees-one in Currents ENehts anu
one for the study OF "Nlheteeh'h-Coh
tury Literature and Art. ,..o.,,,,o
With these TO be added the programme
is as follows; , x,o,, ,rrs
November lst- 'kussid' ci"'' man. AVA
Y. NJ. Robinson. ,,, N,rs
November 15th-Musical, chairman Mrs'
w u. Thomas. ,.,,,,n N,rs
November -"Philanthrophy, MIs'
D. , Is. a6iS Jisth~"Sidney Lanier," Miss
MARIA 6ae,a di,er' 27th-"Art," Mrs. b. L. Pur-
cell. chairman Mrs
January 10th - chaiilldn'
Christopher Tomp<ins. ,.,,,
Ianrsrv 24th-Virginia-Day, Chairman
Miss Augusta #. Daniel. w N
February 7th-Muslcal' MIS- W.
Tohr,1arv 2ist-"The Indian in Lltera-
- "a legend" Mrs. j. Arthur heItuy,
u,farch 7th-"Who and what are 'ho
q. 49, ToDaV?" chairman, -
Morch 2ist-Musical. Mrs w. ~
Thomas. ,.u,oo,, Writer'S on Ma
ture." Mrs. y. II. MunloTu' ,, ,,,s u
April 10Th Phiiah"''"'-''
Hay s.sv Fart" Mrs. b. l.. Purcell;
~ 1ith-"Current Literature" Mrs' D.
Addison Cooke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
FOD RENT. At LOW RATES,

SOME NICE HOUSES.
712 Franklin near Seventh street; IL
ROOMS
ga Main near Third street; u rooms
1926 Park avenue near Harrlson' Il
rooms.
200 corner Main and Jefferson; 10 rooms.
2sO Franklin street, opposite Llboy
Park; s rooms
ZIG Cary near jefferson; rooms.
2715 Broad near Twenty-sixth; rooms
3Ol Main near Monroe: rooms.
got Grace near Twenty-ffth street; 8
rooms
Smaller Houses in other localities.
Call for Rent-List.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
an 22-1t lib Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
AUCTION sALES-M0nday.
BY George II. Valentine, Auctionecr,
So cast Broad street.
r ARGE AUCTION SALE HOUSE.
IL HOLD FURNITURE
PLANO. COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES, &C.
AUCTION sALEs-Monday.

MY MONDAYS SALE
will embrace an extra large and desirable
collection of Furniture, &c, consisting
OF Oak. Poplar, and Walnut Chamber
Suits. Office Tables, Chairs, Parlor suits,
Marble-Top Tables. New and Second
Hand Cooking Bed-Iounges. fine
collection OF Pictures, Sideboaros, Bed
steads. &c, &c. Also. for receiver. one
barrel Catawba Wine and balance from
trustees sale Of ". L. Leidy's stock,
consisting OF New Cooking Stoves. TIN
ware. Showcase, &c. Also, one Num- K
Clarke Piano, mahogany case, siN-oc-
tave in good order. This sale is worthy
the attention of buyers. Goods must
move. Sale peremDtory.
J. II. VALENTINE,
u22 Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
CONCESSIONS TO TRAyELLING-MEN
A History of the IT. Il. A.-1onthly
Meeting of Post a.


The regular monthly meeting of Post
A. Travellers Protective Association of
America, was held last night at the rooms
of the association, % and 81 Chamber OF
Commerce building. Mr.. S. Doughty pre-
siding, and Mr.. Il. b. Walthall, secretary,
recording.
A communication from the chairman
OF the Hotel Committee was read, from
which IL was learned that several hotels
had made concessions TO the travelling
men within the last month.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. j. II.
Capers, Jr., endorsing the enterprise OF
the Southern Electrical Company, in en-
gaRing I'm the electric-lighting and power
business in this city.
The following committee was appoint
ed TO get 40 the souvenir history OF the
Travellers Protective Association OF
America: Joseph Wallerstein, national
president; John Il. Culpeper, national
press committeeman; G. w. saunders,
president State division; r.. w. Spilman,
president Post A, and X. ;. Christian d.
rector.
The new charter Of Post A, Travellers
Protective Association Of America, was
read 10 the members. The Post Commit
tee on New Headquarters reported tnat
very desirable residence has been Sc
cured and all arrangements made Tor us
occupancy by November LIST.
Mr. j. II. Capers. Jr., expects TO leave
on an extended trip the lst Of September.
Mr. =. A. Heindle was at the rooms
last night. He is the popular travelling
man of ". +. Seymour.
Messrs. Traylor, Ellis, Diggs, and Lock
EFT are in the city. and were at the rooms.
The members OF the post present were
panied to learn Of the death. at Rocky
Mount. Va, Of Mr.. a. x. Binford, bro
Their of Mr.. Julian Binford, a member
Of Post 4. MIR. A. r.. B!nford was a men,
Der of Otey Battery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
NINE OF THE BOYS CAUGHT.
Refugees from the Laurel Reformn-
tory Promptly Captured.

tory promptly tHptureh'
Nine of the ten self-eXiles from the
Laurel Reformatory have been overtaken
I'm their fight from that institution, and
have been returned The remaining one
win doubtless closely follow the fate OF
these nine. The boys did not come to-
wards Richmond, but kept on the road to-
wards Washington. Superintendent sam
son. of the refOTmatory s-nt out mes
cages all along the line, and the railroad
company kept their wires hot with warn
ing messages. The Town Sergeant OF
ashland was notified, and kept a strict
lookout for the boys. The runaways,
however. cut back. and went towards
Hanover Courthouse. They reached Dos
well late Friday night, and here Night,
generator w. +. Harris saw them, and
captured four. The other six ran away,
and four more were captured at Ruther
Glen by Mr.. r.. w. Hobson Another has
also been captured since. leaving one to
roam the world alone unless he should
be taken The Prison Association is be-
ing congratulated that so many or the
Wayward and Eighty ten have been
brought back so soon. and in such good
shape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
FOR RENT,


DWELLINGS.
ss50--Sll east Grace street; IA rooms.
$6e0-l50 Grove avenue; . rooms
s60O-i1O east Grace street: "a rooms.
slSl-1920 west Main street; 10 rooms.
siO1-119 south First street; 10 rooms.
s300-52i north Third street; rooms
5000 north Cherry street; 10 rooms.
s30O-i407 west Main street; rooms.
s270-li north Beech street; rooms.
S2OO-2l1 IL south Pine street; rooms.
Also. a large number Of Small Dwell
ings and Stores in all parts of the city.
Call for Printed Rent-List
G. l.. & II. ]. DEMON,
s21 Main street.
Phone 263. au 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
BY ]. A. Brown.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

H'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
Il BILE SOUTH ANNA RIVER FARM AND
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN HAM
FROM THE TOWN OF ASHLAND.-By
virtue of a deed of trust, executed To the
undersigned February T. 1890. recorded
February II. 1890, in Hanover County
Court Clerks office, I'm Deadlock ",
page 1853. and being required 10 do SO by
the note-holder secured therein | will
sell. by public auction. in front Of Charles
Stebbins's store, i'm the town OF Ashland.
AUGUST 2S, 1897.
at r o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY con-
viewed nv said deed being the farm upon
which the late william Priddy resided at
the time of his death, known as Medley
Grove" containing $50 acres more or
less). and adjoining the lands Of G. Vest
and others. This farm lies nearly a mile
on the banks Of the South Anna river;
has broad acres Of river-bottom and very
productive Large dwelling, well she led,
and some out-buldings The land gene
rally is very good and easily cultivated.
Good neighbors schools mills. and
churches An undivided half interest in
the farm will be first offered. and IL
Satisfactory bid IS not obtained for Il.
the whole farm will then be sold 10 the
highest bidder A fine opportunity Is
offered 10 those seeking safe and profit
ahlo Investment For further informa-
ton address the auctioneer, at Hanover
Courthouse, Va.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs
OF executing the trust. and TO discharge
ing. with interest. TO sGls.7S, and as to the
residue, terms VIII be announced at sale.
II. II. CALDWELL
au i7-lOt Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
q and "a north Ninth street.
FU X NJ L y K u,
III TAILORs' SEWING MACHINES,
DESK a, AT AIfCIION.

I will sell at my auction-house. at 1879
A. NJ,
MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1891,
Oak and other Chamber Suits;
2 Singer Tailors' Sewing Machines;
Wardrobes, Walnut Sideboard, Parlor
Chairs Bureaus, Washstands Tables
Bedsteads, Springs. Chairs, Mattresses,
Pictures. Gentleman's Gold Chain'
several watches. Cigars, and a va
riety of miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
an % Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
FOR SALE.

AZ
BY virtue OF n deed OF trust 20 the un.
derslgnod. recorded IN Deadlock No. IA
mage 81. In the Clerks Office OF the HEst.
ipRs Court, Tor the city OF stanton,
viii sell, at public auction. 20 the highos
bidder. In front OF the courthouse. az
Stanton. Va, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 18TH,
a. - NJ az not sold privately before tina
date. ONE OF THE BEST ESTAB.
IISHED. EQUIPPED, AND LOCATED
DRUGSTORES IN the city OF stanton,
formerly conducted by w. VI. Allen.
By an inventory recently taken Tho
stock fixtures, etc. cost over $500. bl
will be sold as a whole on the followini
terms. Cash. 81 900 or its equivalent In
endorsed negotiable notes, at sixty OF
ninety days. with interest added, and thu
remainder in equal payments NJ y, IL
and "a months; notes 10 % wen secured
~ l.. II. TROUT, JR.,
au 19-tau2n Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22


In pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court of Hanover county, entered In
vacation May Is. 1897, In the chancery
suit. styled Fannie Tupper VS. Tuppers
Administrator and ais" we viii sell, by
public auction, IN front OF Charles Steb-
binss store in the town OF Ashland, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST g. 1881,
at o'clock p 81. the above mentioned
LAND. This property lies east OF the
town. ana 10 part OK me Suiphes,
the reputation OF being one Of the most
beautiful and desirable properties In this
section. There is smsl. but comfort
able dwelling. well shaded, ana otncr
buildings. Young orchard In bearing;
most excellent water. ETC.
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance In
three equal payments at 3. 10. and
months for notes. with interest added
from day OF sale. and secured by deed OF
port OF John M. Phillips for life, COM
muted 70 so per month. and subject 90
the contingent right OF dover OF Mrs.
John u. Phillips, and 10 the dover or
been assigned 20 her. II desired. however
Mrs Tupper's dover interest will be sold
with the property
FOR further information address the
commissioners, at Ashland, va,
l.. T. ". MARYE.
Special Commissioners.
J. A. Brown Auctloneer Hanover Court
house. Va.
Fannie Upper VS.. Tupper's Adminlstra-
tor. and als.-fn the Circuit Court OF
Hanover county, va.
The bond required OF the special COM
missioneTs by decree entered in this cause
Nav 2s 1897, has been duly executed by
Hill Carter one OF said special commits
sioners.
Given under my hand. this nth day OF
August. 1897.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
SALE,
A VERY PRETTY BUILDING LOT
In the town Of Ashland. belonging 20 Mrs.
upper fronting on England street. and
containing one acre. VIII be sold publicly.
TERMS: At sale.
J. A. BROWN. Auctioneer.
au ls.2z.25&2s
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Old papers for sale at ths Dispatch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
cHrRopoprsr AND MANICURE.
oFTIcE: els EAST BROAD STREET..
HENNHoEFER.

A. HENNHoEFER,
CHTROPODIST. sls BROAD STREET.
Corns removed without pain. lngIo~ing
mans treated. Positive cure for BCr.ons
and Chllblatns Renders PersDirsng Feet
odoriess. superfucf's Hair. Freckiea
warts. and Mo,cs eyed. and Eaarsss'
teed 10 leave 30 n Permanent cure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
r,,royyu from HIS buggy.

Mr. II. II. George. Jr,, OF SOI ess IVA 1 go2
street, was thrown ION T. ending some
. .sesL at Roanoke Rapids. He was a"'''
S mgin bruised on his arms ana ahAi0'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded in the Office OF the Clerk .
Chesterfield County Court In Deed-Book
81, page 40i, default having been Mal'
I'm the payment OF certain money thercu
secured. and being required 50 TO do nS
tho note-holder. we Will sell, by pubic
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81. 1887.
at p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE Do
scribed in said deed. as follows: All that
certain piece OF land, containing 100 acres,
fronting on the east side OF the Peters
burg turnpike, about two miles from Man
chester. adjoining y O. Rufin and Cham
berlayne The house is in good order and
contains 10 rooms. besides closets. The
land Is IN good condition. good orchard.
well watered, is opposite Cl0pton, and in
full view OF Richmond and Manchester.
This land must enhance in value, as IL
is admirably situated to divide into small
er tracts for suburban homes. IL desired.
the tract will be divided and offered in
smaller parcels.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF exc
cutting this trust. and to pay note OF
500. with interest from March 3, 1897
balance. $50 August 30, 1897; $50 February
2S. 1898. $3.50 August 30. 1895; and the
remainder upon such terms az will be
announced at sale.
r. p. CHAFFTN,
T.. d. STARKE.
au II Trustees,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-22
FOR SALE,

4 MOST DESIRABLE AND CONVENT
ENT TWO-STORY BRICK STORE on
corner. suitable for bar, grocery, or drug
store: nearest druggist twelve squares
distant: no reasonable offer refused. Rea-
SON. owner leaving city. Apply TO
JOHN b. GAYLE,
an 22-1ts ITO Main street city.