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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30
CITY ORDINANCES.


AS ORDINANCE 10 AUTHORIZE y.tfs
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO PtiH
~, w ~ COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT
CO.. 80, n ACROSS TWENTY ElGIirt,
SS,rrhlEEr AND ACROSS DOct
TII iitir ~, AND 10 OPERATE CAI3
p. q. Improved July q. lsg)
clfv ~ p VlI1ained w the Council Of 100
!.st That permission Is hereby granted
~, ~ tn' chesapeake and Ohio Ranvag
,i yI''.pany 10 construct and operate. with
H'NeN7ity cars and euglnfg under tina
,"i' ana conditions hofo.n So, forth
ifs 1cio'5 twenty eighth street near
str,i ,''eise, uon with Water or D0cs
rr,,.',. ana taen going through private
n-oD-i ~ with The owners consent %
80 alter or Dock street east Of Tv..n.
f-c'Sulh street. I'm diagonal line f..
H't"7 the railroad bridge across ff.
80. eS represented on the plat filed Wien
're petition Of said company.
second The said company shall rorf,l.
"Nt I'Idif so much Of said street.
NAV Doe Injured by the laying of e.Ii
li4cN' ana Keep the same in proper b..
war; ana repdVc whenever the CIfv rFsr.
renave and with the same material
1hird No car shall De- allowed f0 .t.rt
loaded or unloaied. on any portion i;
said track IN said streets
Fourth. The said company shall r,l,,
purse ana pay 10 the city any sum ut.s
the city may be- required by reason i,
the LAYING Of said track. 90 pay r r.f.
ting said streets Don proper c0rlfr, d,
the ouini0n Of the city Engineer
Firth. The said track. as % lo,sr,-
grade. manner. and materials of r.-''
strucuon. shall bc laid subject t0 he s,.
nroval Of the City Bngincer.
sixth. The permission hereby cr.-,,,
shall al all times. Doe suhiCo. f0 ar.
amendment or revocation by h. IN,
| Council and shall be subject t0 aI 0-..
| nanccs now in force. or that may f.-s.
after be adopted, as 20 the streets % fh,
city OF Richmond
seventh. Upon n revocation of tte r.r.
| mission hereby granted, n shall lo .ita
| duty OF said company. az irs Cun IL.
Deusc. 10 Immediately have the NH .r.
tire track removed. and that pare of b.,
| street affected by said removal llt ro
/ "a condition similar 20 the remainder .
| said streets at the time OF said removal
Eighth. For failure 10 conform N'r
/ 10 the provisions of this ordinance E.
| any requirement made hereunder or 3ry
! amendment or revocation thereof t.
| said company shall be liable 90 n fra q
! not less than ten nor more than or. nar.
! drcd dollars. TO be imposed by the Police
| Justice OF Richmond-each days rUln
| 10 be a separate offence.
| This ordinance shall be in force iron
| It's passage BEN. T. AUGUST
iy 27-5t city Clerk.
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HOusEwARE DEPARTMENT

to-day-a regular summer clearing time
where the lucky numbers are all on your
side.
q Fine China Tea-Pots 50 and 75c.
kinds. for l5c choice.
A LOT Of Real China Saucers, worth lOc'
to close &c. each.
u dozen Fancy China Dinner, Break,
fast. and Soup-Plates, were - anu
soc. TO close &C. each.
Real China Cracker-Jars' 'oc' Ndiue'
for 15c. each. GO. ~
i Fine China Trays 25c value, lor &C.
Bab5y-Carriage, that was s., slightly
soiled. 10 close s..
Several Mahogany Rockers, that were
$3.50 slightly scratched, VIII DC soi''
for g5c. each. .,o.
/ Large Oak Table, that was =, 10 close
z5c. ,.
worth 81 % and $50. slightly damaged,
to close l9c. eacn. ~
screen Doors that were &C., slightly
damaged, to close l9c. each
40 Corkscrews, that were 25c., to close
90. each
20 Wooden spigots. for barrels, to close
70 bars of Carpet Renovation, wrappers
torn. were 35c., to close l0c. a bar.
40 Emory Papers, for match-strikers, q
for lc.
Jack Frost Ice-Cream Freezers, were
81. TO close 75c. each.
Q Gas-Stoyes, that were $50, TO close
zoe.
Lots of Granite and Tiuware on ODDS
and Ends Counter to-day.
7 Granite Dppers, slightly Clipped to
close Sc.
S Granite Conee-Pots, 10 to CSC. kinds,
29c. each.
Block-Tin saucepans, &c. each-werth
15c.
II Glass Berry Bowls, that were DC,
10 close Sc each.
80 rolls French Crepe Paper, &c. roll,
from l5c.
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SMALL WARES.

Ladies' shirt-Waist Sets. lc. set.
Good Soap, 1c. cake.
19c. Side-Combs, &c. pair. ,..,o
25c. Perfume. all doors, loc. a DO''ie'
loo. Ammonia. Sc. a bottle.
Machine Cotton. 3 spools for &C.
l2c. Talcum Powder. &c. a boz. Co. n.
lie Leather Belts, Sc; Z9c. ones lor iVO'
Safety-Pins, 1c. a dozen. &C., ptocl,
Is 2-Sc. snesias and Percalines' bidoA
only. Sac. yard.
Best Palm Soap. &c: .aox 10 q
box.
Rice Cambria. SAC. a yard. at.
lilies 25c. Linen cuffs for sc. par;
Ladies Collars, 10 and i l--c' AliuS'
for sc.
Whalebone Casing. &c. piece.
Zoe. Beading for &c.
Whalebones. DC. dozen.
Csc. Scissors. Sc. pair.
Hair-Pins, papers for lie.
Many are the dollars that you can PICK
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST. A PAIR OF GOLD SPECrrA-
CfES Liberal reward will be given If re-
turned to THOMAS BRANCH q o.
Eleventh and Main streets. y oV-A'
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLoCho'
ELLER's SAFE, SHOWCASES 'O'
Bv virtue OF a deed OF trust lr oln d,'iv
Goddard TO the undersigned trustee, ' re
recorded. / will sell by auction az ,nao
store. No. 900 east Main street. at WV
a. NJ. % ,oo-
all of the stock of Watches. emoraGs did
Ladies' and Gentlemens 1i-Sarai ro,,'a Ji'
Gold-F'illed, and Silver watches, p;ns
nv. Diamond and other Rlnss, ~ ~
Watch and other Chains, Gun anu -.
lar Buttons. &C.; Mantei anu o'i ne
Clocks; Spectacles and Eye-Glasses' ~
-Four Metal-Framed Showcases; Nj,
one Unusually Fine, Large Dlepeiu + H Is
and Burglar-Proof Jewelry Sale' d.
good as new, .,,.,o,. q,
All goods wares, and coniiuoSSl 49,, -
said store together with all poQk aT
counts and other evidences OF ueps , -
TO the said Isaac Goddard, an lilNen1o'S
of which will be filed with the trustee,
Mr.. Goddard will still continue MS resu-
lar repairing business in the same stoI .';
TERMS: Cash for all sums OF SlVO an
under: for all sums over SEQ. on a creul.
of sixty days, the purchaser notes "a IA
such sales to be taken, with interest," aQu-
ed. and to be endorsed 10 the salisia0'i0"
of the trustee. oopr, 10
Trustee.
George w. Mayo. Auctioneer. g .
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,,rs,x AVN KNIT UNDERWEAR.

Ladies, Gowns, Skirts, DraWeIa; >, ~! y!
Chemise that were $50, $l.l9, ana Fl'-''
now soc. - 90
Skirts that were 59c., TO be SOC =,
CSC. Ladies' Muslin Drawers ior y 1'-0'
., " ladies' souare-Neck Corset-Covers'
soned. DC. each. ,--,.ao,. Droseas
"A Children's White Nainsook Dresses
were SOC. now 2'c. Cd Muslin
10 pairs Children's Good M nv
Drawers. 15c. ones, for &C q % pall Zach
Ladies sc. Ribbed vests ior - Gun
ladies' adj, French Lisle, 81 1-2c ones for
Cbildren's Seamless Ribbed Waists &c.,
from 19c.
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BY c. II. oliver. Auctioneer,
20 west Broad street.
DAYTON WAGON. GROCERS

~ WAGON. MULE, CART, AND HARNESS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TIrRE AT AUCTION.-In addition TO the
sale Of furniture for trustee, as adver-
tised. | will sell
TO-DAY
at II o'clock two Oak Chamber Suits,
oak Buffet. several Hallracks, Couches,
Lounges, Chairs, Bureaus. Bedsteads, &c
ALSO.
One Excellent Dayton Wagon, one Gro
cer's-Wagon lin good order, nearly new)
one Large Mule. one Good Cart and Har-
ness. FRED. II. WILLIAMS,
~ 20 Salesman.
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WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT 1AL 10
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE fAiD rtiT
RATA BY THE VENDOR AMI
VENDEE ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30

As commissioners Of the circuit CouIC
of Allegheny county. Va, IN me chah 49,
cause OF John Kelly's EXecutriX vs. JVuun
Kellv's Legatees. we Will in front OF the
hotel, on the premises on
THURSDAY. AUGUST p. 1897.
at II o'clock A. NJ. expose to sale by
public auction, to the highest bidder the
valuable property known as the
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
This property is located in the Sweet
Springs Valley, about nine niles lIVln
Allegheny Station, on the chesapeake
and Ohio railway. from which point the
property is reached by a good turn lp,i,e
road. Which passes through picturesque
scenery. The property is composed OF
eight tracts of land, five OF Whlch gre
adjoining, and three aaIaSeht' }rod csa6
i'm the aggregate about eight hundred loW
acres more or less. The lana Is Anle
stone-rch and fertile-and IS very me
for raising grain as well as TOT sid1lub
stock. 1t contains also soQq t tir,,ba,,.
and on portions thereof valuable TIMBER
will be found. .as..,,,.
for between 200 and 300 visitors, ana con-
sist Of the main ,Dulldinss anu ~ M, M,
The springs are about Z-UV feet ABOVE lne
sea level. and are situated IN Alltshdti9
county Va, about one mile rom IN tne ~ ~
Sweet and about sixteen miles from ,r nv
Greenbrier White sulphur Springs. Inc
property was formerly known as inc
Tbere are two medicinal springs. essen
TALLY the same. except that the I,eu
Spring" contains more iron than the
! other. The water of the Red Spring IS
sues from beneath heavy Limestone
! arches, and is mostly relled on tor oIl"h
ing and bathing. IL IS me %, 0u', no,,ro ~
! stone partitions, but all running into a
common sluice. The flow OF water IS
| about so gallons per minute. hese
! springs supply the paths, theIe pelIs
| ha he fpr
| tlemen The temperature OF the water OF
| the several springs ranges between % ana
! 10 degrees, Fahrenheit. The waters OF NE
| snrings used internally and externally
! are beneficial i'm female diseases, cholera
! infantum, obstinate cases OF lntermltlenS-
! feveP iaundice govt, rheumatism, KID
! ney affection, chronic -diarrhOea, ana dy-
There is on the property large mer-
| chant and grist-mill which has always
had a good custom, and which commands
am extensive area of grain-groWing couh-
ifhe property will be offered as a whole,
and it will be offered In parcels, on uay
| of sale. A.. 80 sr.t
of the purchase money ana as 10 the
! residue upOn Il credit OF one, TWO, ana
! three years. the purchaser eAecutiIHs
| bonds for the deferred instruments, WIN
| approved personal security, bearing legal
| interest from date; and waving the
| homestead exemption. And the title 10
| he land sold will be retained as a tur-
| Their security until the whole of the pur-
| chase money shall be paid.
For further information, address Z; I.
| LEWIS Sweet Chalybcate Springs Va;
or r.. L. PARRISH, Covington. Va
X. l.. PARRISH,
G. =. LEWIS,
Special Commissioners.
LII. Hobbs, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Allegheny county, hereby certify that
r.. +. Parrish, one of the oomml sslonetS
i'm the cause Of John Kelly ENecutIl&
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BY T. NJ. Workman & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 1913 east Main street.
U,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE


rorrP FRAME TFNEMENTS on THE
NORTH SIDE OF CANAL
RFTWEEN FOURSHEE AND ADAMS
STREETS.
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WANTED,

OCCUPANTS FOR SEVERAL PLEA
SAINT Rooms. with board; also, IaDie
Boarders. Terms moderate MIS- NJ a.
HERBERT, ITO north Fifth street.
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WAITED.

Nv GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CNO
abildren0 Two or Three Rooms on nrst
or second floor. with private bath, III
nice family or quiet, select boarding
house. Location south of Broad. Address
ROOMS Dispatch office. ~ ZS-5l-
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

4 SMALL HOUSE IN THE WESTERN
suburbs. Rent not to exceed $40 monthly
Address QUIET, this Office. jy Colt.
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BOOK

YOU want IS OIL the Remnant Ooui''0''
Not half the list is here.
About one hundred 81 and SD bou,iu
Books. slightly soiled are 'i,i en
amongst the remnants to-day tvS0,iSte
for 25c Amongst these arr pNar,e
l hIu-DY" hoolts of a Years Coca
Wishes" shakespeare's Twilight etc.
etc. ,.,oi>
4 few copies left of that excellent 5 pook
for boys. Famous Frontiersmen, d 4 ,od,
GERS. and Scouts, for 49c., reu"'0N
from Sl.25.
70 volumes Of 10c. Paper-Bouhu DOoA7'
to-day 1-2c. a volume.
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Y Miller and wife Plaintiff. against
Halves & Pemberton, trustees, De-
fendants.-In the Chancery Court OF inc
Charles w. Goddin. Clerk Of said
court certify that the bond required OF
he special commissioners by the decree
in said cause Of July ., 1897, has been
GUY ti,.sn under my hand, this 9th day or
INV 1897. CHARLES w. GODDIN
july S'''' Clerk.
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STATIONERY.

FOR TO-DAY'S SELLING ONLY
% Sheets Of Good Writing Paper lol t io,
A how If Good PAPER and Envelopes lor
sc.
zoe. Music Rolls for 1Oc. 8,
Ietter-Writing IAp-Boards Tor &C. tho
Best zoe quality Lead PencIs' @n'
"peel-off' kind. for 10c. Dozen
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RE,py-MADE DRESSES AND
SKIRTS.

Hundreds Of 'em on the Remna ~ u ra - ri
Tailor.Made suits that were So'oV $o'oV'
and $3.50 for $50. ia ,or e. and
Linen Crash Suits that sofa lot - anu
81. for $3.50 e.. zoo
Russian crash Skirts for Y'c. H.. 70
White Duck Skirts; what's lett ioI, 'Se'
C "i,re Duck skirts. 81 to choose FROM
choice bo e' Of an entire line Of Ladies Print
IVrapDere for CSC.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE - SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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so PER MONTH SALARY.

WANTED, ENERGETIC LADIES
and gentlemen to canvass. ABOVE sIia<
cii,rgnteed call or address II. w. STAN
GILL. Box l57, Hampton, Va.
Nii''' jylS-dly&jy23-wly
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
EXCELLENT RESIDENCE. W T. st
Grace street. Newly papered; modern
improvements; nice condition. \ good
Store, west Broad street; fine location for
retail trade. Nice residence west Mar
shall street. Modern improvements. Large
Lot; West End. Low rents.
T. ]. TODD.
~ Bolt 52i west Grace street.
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ur>,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

! small line Of Mems UnlaHnderea WI " hi'o
shirts (soied). priced A2c, for Zoc;.
I En- ' 0f Mems Working shirts, priced
iot Of Gauze Undershirts, marked ~
o ,S' and @c (some are slightly rum
pled). any for l9c; ,rr,.oo C.xe
lot of Mems t-Ply All-lAnen IN. 80 % b;
round and linked shapes prlced ~
and 25c. for Sc.
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WANTED,

POSITION BY 4 REGISTERED DRUG
eist. either relief or permanent place.
Address PHENACETINE, care DisDatch
office. Richmond, Va. " oO-4t
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Many are the dollars mat you C''
up IN our
CARPET AND MATING DEPART
MENU REMNANT SALE.

Prices like these are not to be lounu
soon again
All the Remnants of p IL. Is, and 2oc'
Mattings. pieces up to - yards To-
day sc. a yard.
3 rolls Of Heavy China Mating, wrap
per stained, value Zoc. yard; To-Day
Sc. yard.
Remnants of Smiths Administer carpet
from Z to 30 yards sold at H'Zo; To-
day. Coo. a yard.
Remnants OF Body-Brussels carpets
from 10 to 80 yards, sold at Sl'-o' To-
day. soc.
Remnants Of Wool Ingram Carpets,
from I 10 IS yards, sold from % 10
75c.: to-day, 25c.
Remnants Of Stair Oil-Cloth, value lVc'
a yard; to-day, &c. yard.
. Remnants of Venetian Stair Carpets
value 20c.; to-day 4c. yard.
SMYRNA Hearth Rugs. best qualiltlyy
slightly shop-worn, value S2oO TO S''oV'
to-day. 81.
japanese Handmade Druggets, size
Sxl wards, sold at $40; to-day, -.
There's an unusual smashing Of prices
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C. II. Oliver. Auctioneer,
200 west Broad street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT

SALE Of hOOOE-
i HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION virtue of a deed Of trust
duly recorded, to secure the payment OF
a note, default having been made in It's
payment, l will sell at 22O west Broad
street, on
FRIDAY. JULY 3OTH.
at 1890 A. NJ, for the trustee, , Cham
her Suits. lot of Bedding, Mattresses,
2 Sewing Machines Qn first-class order)'
90 pictures. Invalid Chair, Large
Lamps, Tables. Chairs. Clocks, Vases, l
large Mirror Sofa. Carpets Linen Table
Cloths. Wardrobe, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Washstands, Curtains, 2 Stoves, etc.
sale positive and without reserve.
TERMS: Cash.
r. c. JOHNSON. Trustee.
Fred. II. Williams, Salesman.
jy 2S-W&F'2t
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state Of virginia. city Of Richmond-ss.:
/ Richard II. Smith, cashier OF the
above-named bank do sOlemnly swear
that the above statement is true 10 tho
hest of my knowledge and belief.
RICHARD II. SMITH. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this
2Sth day of July. 1897
". W. GOSDEN, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JAMES y. BOYD,
W. j. WESTWOOD,
MORTON b. ROSENBAUM
Il. WILLIAM PEMBERTON.
~ 90-1t Directors.
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Special Commission

I'LL Hobbs. Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Allegheny county, hereby certify that
r. l.. Parrish, one of the commissioners
i'm the cause of John Kelly's ENecutriX
vs. John Kely's Legatees, has given
bond. as required by law.
Given under my hand. this 22d day of
June. 1891 ). ). HOBBS,
fv Aft CLERK.
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rotnl -. So. ll6 0I

Total ..,.... ..'''''.'''''''''''S'V'' ~
state Of Virginia, county Of Henrico-ss.:
l. A. y. Blair. cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true, 70 the pest or my
A. b. BLAIR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me- this
18th day Of July. lsN. MI
r. A. CATTIN
s. ID. CRENSHAW
{. w. TANNER.
jy soft III ors-
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THE BEST OF HOSIERY.

TJIE DEsT OF HUsIEHf'
falls in price on Remarkably
Ladies. Fancy Imported Colored Hose
light and dark shades, lVc' pam
from 25c. ,-or,
cbildren's Black Ribbed Hose, &c. from
&C. a pair .,o.-
Ladies' Stainless Black Hose seaiiiie'''
4c. a pair. .-on
Misses Tan Ribbed Hose Co.,
II lie. pair.
Perhaps just the
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ANUNUsUAI. UMBRELLA hND PAHA-
SOL OPPORTUNITY.
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsolS.

l'MBEEll4No AM
qsc Umbrellas TO be SOC. GO.
20 OK silk Umbrellas TO be 81; 20 anu ooo'
v.i,ite china silk Parasols. 79c. .o.o
Coiorod and Black silk Parasols' S-'oo
10 S39S ones for 81 each.
ZOO REMNANTS OF RIBBONS.
% every kind and quality are here; all
70 he sold regardless of value.
Fine silk Gauze Ribbons that were ~
and ~ 1-2c., all colors, for &c. YARD
Nl-Suk MORE Ribbons. Il lhcheS
vide sold for Csc, for Sc.
e. and 75c. Fancy Ribbons, lhcluulnS
Taffetas. for 15c. yard.
SLAUGHTER SALE OF hiD-6LoNE
REMNANTS.
p,ocl, Kid Gloves. that sold for 81, sizes
10 and 3 81. for 25c. pair
IA pairs Tan Kid Gloves, Sl.2o grade Ior
20 '' gairs Black SILK Gloves for 15c.
pair.
HINT or WHAT'S GETABLE AT
THE CORSET COUNTER TODAY.
lot of Corsets, 81, No anu 'i'''
values: remnant price. 'oc' 49, % 90
: Warmers Health Corsets' si%@S % ~
q for Sc. were SD: en- u,
lot of Corsets, were % ana o'c'' III"
25c.
r>AE rNHEN ca
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BY C.. l.. & II. l.. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2l Main street.
A UCTICN SALE OF THE NEAT
"A STORE AND DWELLING
NO. 504 NORTH SEVENTEENTH ST.
AND THE
ATTRACTIVE SIX-ROOM DWELLING
NO 107 south Beech street.

At the request of the owner who is
leaving the State. and Is determined TO
sell. we will offer at public auction, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1897,
nj ) o'clock z. NJ. the DESIRABLE
PRICK STORE AND DWELLING NO.
5of north Seventeenth street.
AND AT $50 p. NJ.
ue will sell the attractive SIX-ROOM
DyvEIJJNG No 100 south Beech street.
This property is most desirable for rent
ing purposes. and as the owner is deter
mined TO sell, big bargain may be ex-
Dected. -
TERMS: One third cash; balance in SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months.
c. L. & II. l.. DENOON.
iy % Auctloteers.
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~ ANIEn.

MINERS. FIRST-CLASS MEN PAID
the BEST OF WAGES. Apply to
l.. 5. M'LURE,
IL 30-7tt Albemarle y. =.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED,
A FIRST-CLASS BUTCHER BY THE
first Monday in August. Apply TO
THOMAS Il. CERSLEH, Cersley Grove,
Manchester, Va. Jy 5V-It'
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BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE

MR.. ISAAC GoDDARD's ENTIRE
STOCK OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLoCho' 90
ELLER's SAFE. sHoW-CAsES' &C'
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.REMNANT=DAY.
A REGULAR MONDAY SALESDAY.
Stock -hunting time brings the days 'ha arc " -
public and great loss to -. ,ro ,rould not be
--SnA a o, io9g If wares were allowed
{: J: !:
GU X 80 = are established.
u, m obonoed that is in to-day s offerings, as
IN THE SILK DEPARTMENT.

Nothing taken back or exchan
the loss on this days work Will DC
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six Remnants, with prices attacheu'
that have dropped like ripe FRUIT from ~
orchard. Every piece under L yards
Black. White, Colorcd. and FancieS-a'e
In .bc pile-9 TO 75c. for silks that sold
FOR 25c. TO Size a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30

AN ORDINANCE TO ALLOW TW
RICHMOND TRACTION CONPANY
TO CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE
TWO CROSS-ONERS. AND REQ ll.
ING THE COMPANY To PLACs
SIGNS on THEIR CARS.
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BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son
and
c. l.. & II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE OF THAT ELE

COURT SALE OF THAT ELE-
y CANT AND VERY ATTRACTIVE THREE
STORY STOCK-BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1913. AT THE SOUTHWEST COlt-
NER OF MARSHALL AND ELEN l.NI IL
STREETS. FOR MANY YEARS OW NED
AND OCCUPIED BY THE LATE VII
LIAM X. WATTS. THE LOT FRONTS
50xf52 FEET TO \ 20-FOOT ALLIE -
By virtue Of the decree mentioned below,
we will. as special commissioners thereby
appointed. proceed TO sell, by pubic auc-
ton, on the premises, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 2. 1851.
at c o'clock p. NJ, the ABOyE-NAA,MIEf:Di
WFLL-KNOWN AND MOST ELlGi-
RTT-LOCATED RESIDENCE. rms
house was erected by the late w IMAM
X Waits for his own use. regardless Oh
cost and Is an exceedingly handsome
spacious. and admirably arranged dwell
ing. containing - rooms, including Kitten,
en-. laundry, and bathrooms, ana an
modern Improvements. Ihere IS also d
large brick stable and carriage-house on
the lot. ,... OF
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at
six. twelve, and eighteen months, Tor ne
gotiable notes. with interest added from
dav of sale and the title 10 be retained
mill the whole purchase-money IS pald
and a conveyance ordered by the court
A. r. COURTNEY,
j. W. ANDERSON,
Special Commissioners.
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As commissioners Of the Circuit Court
of Allegheny county. Va. in the chancery
cause OF John Kelly's ExecutriX VS.. Jonh
KeiIv's Legatees. we will. in front of the
hotel. on the premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30

AN ORDINANCE TO ALLOW, ~
NORTHslDE RAILWAY SO't,ii, Al,
no pIrT IN A SIDING on IN lh
STREET. BETWEEN HOSPITAL
STREET AND THE NORIliaipA
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~ ~, ORDINANCE 70 AUTHORIZE the
~, n,r9A PkAkE AND ONO Raj
~ TrAi COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT i
S,r ~ =, n ~ ACROSS TWENTY EIGIivi,
SS,.r.Hf.iL AND ACROSS DOCt
- itsln ~ AND 10 OPERATE CAR3