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The sun., 1897-06-20
SLAVES AND SAYS NOTHING.
That. . German barber says. 10 why His
Woman Aaaistant Succeeds.


neatly dressed brunette is one of the assist
ants OF n little German barber who has store
a stones throw from the Grand Central Station.
The girl barber is about 90 years DID, entirely
self.posscssed, and expert with either the
shears or the razor There Is scarcely an inter
val during the day when people. looking in
through the open door of tho barber shop, may
not see the young woman shaving q man or
dressing his hair.
Are you doing this for an advertisement q
customer asked Of the proprietor.
NO" said the little German. but find that
the gentlemen like TO have the young lady shave
them. You can SEQ that she is an adept. But
she's spoken to. which find is great point in
her favor. / find that customers like TO shut
in the barber chair, and that they don't want to
be pcstered with questions about politics or tho
shaved. That is the secret OF my lady assistants 8
success. She just shaves and says nothing
And you don't save money or wages by en-
"Why. certainly not" repliod tho German
barber. in apparent surprise. Il pay her the
regular union wages, So day. She Is lust as
good II workman as man; why shouldn't pay
The barber said that he wns going to get an
other woman to attend to women customers
There nro lots OF women who travel on tho
trains who are as anxious as male travellers to
explained. They can't go to regular barber
shop when they re in n hurry, you know. They
WOulu attract 100 Wucn attention., Dut tney
could and would 20 to II shop where there q
woman barber and where they would enjoy tho
privacy of a regular hairdrcsser"
I" don't see anything peculiar about my occu-
patton" the woman barber said. ~ consider it
just as suitable for n woman as for man.
like TO be busy, and like to dress hair and to
WELD the razor. l have read that the Bar
bers' Union objects to admitting women TO
membership, but can't stop working because OF
that. l haven't asked to be admitted to tho
see why tho union should object. II work cd
for less hcn there might be cause for complaint,
but, SEQ don't and that's all there is to il, II
The sun., 1897-06-20
HE SAW BRYAN.
Tho Man Who Made n Fool Bet On His West.
ward Journey.
From the NEBRASKA state Journal

From the Nebraska State Journal
Robert =. Woodward, accompanied by his
valet, T, w. Glincs, and his courier. Bernard
Menkons. arrived in this city yesterday. 1t 10
what has been dubbed the donkey party IL
consists OF the donkeys, the men mentioned. and
dog. known Donkeyota One OF the
donkcys is named Damtino, and Mr.. Woodward
often has to apologize for his valet, who per-
sists in giving the word an emphasis that does
not sound we'll when telling ladies his name.
Mr.. Woodward claims he is paying an election
bet. He says he agreed with friend that he
would make the trip from brooklyn, n. y, TO
San Francisco astride donkey II Mr.. Bryan
was not elected. On the road he was To call upon
the two Presidential nominees. Ho left homo
Nov; ~, 1896. Ho wears spcctacles and SO does
his donkey. Mr.; Woodward wore silk hat as
far as the Mississippi, and will wear Prince
Albert coat all the way. lie makes his expenses
by selling his pictures, patent medicines, and
giving lectures.
He was l3s days in, reaching Chicago. a dis
tancc Of ,2O6 miles lilo left there April 81. by
the terms Of the alleged bet he must be In San
Canton, o., as President Mckinley WAS sick and
he did not get TO see him. Mr.. Bryan is not al
Mr.. Bryan in Chicago. howevsr.
The sun., 1897-06-20
MIR. B1Fr1EBY GOES YACHTING.
An Inexpensive Trip. tho Only Actual Outlay
Being for q Bottle or Tar.


An inexpensive tho Oniy Actual Vutlhy
Being for . Bottle or Tar.
A life the ocean wave.
And home the rolling deep,
Where tho scattered waterS rave.
And the winds their revel keep.
"I don't know that have tho quotation ex-
actly right" said Mr.. Bfieby. but 1t will serve
as an Introduction to what want to say.
II am very fond Of yachting. but don't go as
much as I would like to, on account Of the eX-
pense But am not without the enjoyments Of
yachting; for when tho desire for tho water
comes over me, as it does every summer. I man
age to go yachting at home.
Every spring buy about a pound Of tar.
which keep in bottle tightly corked. When
1t comes along some drowsy summer day.
and feel that would like to be lying on deck
baking in the sun. with the yacht nodding along
lazly in the summer breeze. then take trip
That night cat fish for dinner. or clam
chowder. and go to bed early. Before going To
bed I start the water running in the bathroom
the sound OF it makes the waves. tapping against
the bow OF the boat. l clew up the awnings only
partly; the starting OF the awnings when the
wind gets In their folds does for tho swaying
sails. / bring out the bottle OF tar and uncork
IT, and set IL on chair up by the head OF the
bed. / douse the glim and tumble Into bed.
Rocked in the cradle OF the deep"
The sun., 1897-06-20

"In Brooklyn the other day." said a resident
OF Manhattan borough, Il saw in the window OF
q furnishing goods store this sign: shirt Con.
structor. There is u furnishing goods store In
New York that displays among other signs one
furnishns goods store in dbi tbis civ With siSn
reading, as / remember 1t, shirt IBuilder;'
but Shirt Constructor IL new as far as know.
The sun., 1897-06-20
AMERICAN STOVES EXPORTED.
They Arc tho hest FOR UtiiIty and style ana
Are sent to Many Countries.

American stoves, which arc the best In tho
world for their utility, STYLE and finish, are ex'
ported to many parts of the world. Those ex-
ported are mostly cooking stoves and ranges.
Tho greatest numbers are sent to the various
Spanish. American countries. but they are sent
in considerable numbers to Australia, ana also
to south Africa Some stoves are sent TO the
United Kingdom. outside OF England, and TO
Germany, and to Russia and Turkey; and oc-
OCCASIONALLY to China and Japan.
There is now some foreign demand for Ameri,
can gas and gasoline stoves, and an increased
demand Is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
THE VIRGINIA KNIGHTS.
GRAND C0MxANDERY TO MEET IN
ANNUAL SESSION.
Present Grand omcers OF the Grand Con-
Tsbb-Street Presbyterian Church.

The scventy-nfth Grand Annual Con-
ciave OF the Grand Commandery OF Nir-
ginis will DO held In Masonic Temple in
the City Of Petersburg tomorrow begin
ming at 10 o'clock in the morning. The
officers OF tho Grand Commandery. the
Past Grand Officers. who arc ex ofiicio
members. the Past Eminent Commanders
and the Eminent Commanders. General
issimos and Captain-Generals OF all SUI
bordinate Communicates have been re-
Questod 10 attend. They will have 10 APP
pear In full dress Of a Templar on foot.
TO ATTEND SERVICE
Yhs usual routine business will be trans
acted and officers will be elected for the
ensuing year. At tho close OF business
session. which probably will occupy all
day with the exception Of q short inter-
mission for lunch. the Grand CoDclave
will attend Divine services in the Tabb-
Street Presbyterian church. After the
services banquet at the Masonic Temple
will follow
The following are the present grand
officers Of the Grand Conclave:
r. T.. Edward Howe Miller. No. Z,
Grand Commander. .
V. f., James Hamilton Capers, No. 2.
Deputy Grand Commander
Y. Phillip r. Wooddn, No. II, Grand
Generalissimo.
f.. Benj. Buchanan, No. Q. Grand Cap
tain General.
T.. James Il. Alexander. No. II, Grand
Senior Warden.
T.. Louis Philip Ecker. No. 15, Grand
Junior Warden
F.. George Wilson Poe, No. IL, Grand
Treasurer.
r. f.. James Braxton Blanks. No. 6,
Grand Recorder.
THE APPOINTEES.
Appolntces by the Grand Commander:
f.. John Edward Townes, No s. Grand
Standard Bearer.
e., James Thomas 10 Suerr. No. IL,
Grand Sword Bearer.
f.. James Wilson Bryant No 2. Grand
Warden.
Sir William G. Wilkinson. No. 2. Grand
Captain Of the Guard.
The present Grand Commander will be-
come Past Commander for the next year
and all the other Grand officers will be
promoted one degree with the exception
OF the Grand Treasurer, Grand Recorder
and Grand Captain Of the Guard who are
stationary officers. On account OF the
general promotion there will be one va
cancy I'm the Office of the Grand Warden,
which will be filled by appointment by the
new Grand Commander.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money 10 Loan on Richmond City Real
Estate without delay. Apply to
4. NJ. WORKMAN * Co,
Real Estate and Loans
dealt 1913 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Vim. A. Miller & Son.

Lynchburg. Va, Nov. II. 1891
Messrs. John Y. Cary a. Son, Agent for
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir.-I took out a policy In your
Company I'm 1882. Ordinary Life. for
$500. I was then fifty-eight years old.
] have allowed all the dividends TO go 10
the increase of the insurance, and now
my policy Is worth $3.9i5, an increase OF
Sl4l5 l have insurance in other com
panies, but the results are far from
equaling this. ] found out years ago
that / had made mistake in not taking
more In this Company and less in others
but IL was too late then to change US
had passed the insurable age. II is
very important that persons taking out
insurance should get in the right COM
panies at the start. as much morey would
be saved thereby and know OF no COM
pany that makes better exhibits than
yours Very truly,
(Signed) WM. A. MILLER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
once Of SNOW LUMBER CO.

High POint, n. z, NOV. ., IoJI'
John y. Cary & Son, Richmond Va:
Gentlemen.-January 3, 1881 l took out
n policy in the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company for 5000, TO be paid
up in ten years. i allowed the dividends
10 buy additional insurance. and the
policy to-day is worth nearly -Four Thou
sand Dollars-all paid up. i have com
pared this policy with several others and
none have edualled it i'm amount of divi-
dends paid. This fact has caused several
of my friends to take out insurance in The
Northwestern, although they had insur-
ance in other old line companies at the
time. Yours truly,
(Signed) r. F. DALTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Warrerton. Va, Nov. Is. 1897.
w. {. Weeks. Agent:
I desire 20 repeat my endorsement OF
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
In November. 1887. l took ten-year
seml-Tontine' policy In said company. l
have received statement OF dividends due
me on completion OF the ten year period
ana am gratifed 10 find 1t exceeds tho
amount promised me at tho time the
policy was issued.
recommend the Northwestern above
all others. -
lsirped) HUGH HAMILTON.
yCounty Treasurer.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
~~~~~~-~-~-o-~-~-~-oy>c-0
BY ]. /. Boswell, Jr.,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Tenth and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 1f17 ST. PAUL STREET.,
DESIRABLE CORNER STORE AND
DWELLING,
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 81.
PAUL AND COUTTS STREETS.

Nv virtue Of certain deed of trust TO
w. G.. Neal. r. A. SEWERS and A. {. Har-
man. trustees dated November IA, 1870,
and recorded in ID. Il. 156 y. page AZ, In
the clerks Office of the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond. which was gwen
TO secure the payment of certain bond
therein mentioned. default having been
made in the payment of part Thereon,
and being directed by the directors OF the
Merchants and Mechanics Building tund
Company so TO do. we shall (as success
sors i'm office to the above-named trus-
tees). offer for sale at public auction, upon
the premises on .
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER S. 1897.
at 4:30 O'Clock p. NJ, the aforementioned
REAL ESTATE. consisting OF desirable
TWO-STORY STORE AND DIV YELLING,
with stable in rear. on a 'ot At the south
east corner Of ST. Paul and Coutts. 'front.'
ing on St. Paul street 20 -eet, ana eN-
tending back on the line of Coutts street
S6l5 feet and on the other Inc ~ feet 10
alley I'm rear.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 defray OK
penses Of executing this trust. all taxes
TO the day of sale, and for the sum OF
SGG1 "a: balance due on said bond; the
balance. whatever that may be- on
credit of six months. for negotiable note,
and with interest added. and secured by
deed OF trust. By consent more liberal
terms may be announced at sale.
A. c. HARTMAN,
w. G.. NEAL,
WYNDHAM BOILING.
Trustees.
J. 7. Boswell. Jr.. Auctioneer. dei-5t
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A COTORED girl wishes place 20 clean
half day or house girls place In pii-
Nate family. Best references. ABBY
GIG north Ninth street, city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
TAN NOTICES.
Office Collector City Taxes.
Room I, first floor. city Hall,
Richmond, Va, Dec. l, 1877.
Office TO TAXPAYERS.

The residue OF City Taxes for 1877 Is
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at this office.
Five per cent. added to bills not halt
paid in June Five per cent. VIII be add
ed TO half bills not paid by end OF year;
Interest al per cent. also attaSnes 10 al
tax hills as soon as reported delinquent.
Every male twenty-one years or age, ana
every person keeping house or dong busl-
ness IN the city is assessed for personal
taxes. and those who have not nald any
city taxes during the year will please
call and settle. so as to avoid being posted
as delinquent.
GRADING. PAVING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
ouent II not paid on or befOr' nd OF year
OFFICE OPFN T'NTIT =. NJ
j. W. CTNNINGH AM.
de51m 4 Collector OF City Taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
BY The Valentine Auction Co.
g PECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE AUG
TION SALE OF
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS.

BY direction of Messrs. Michaelan Bros
formerly OF Armenia. and direct import
ers from Constantinople, We Will sell. az
auction. at the store, No. lOOf east Main
street Shafer's building, next 10 post
office commencing
TUESDAY, DECEMBER It'll.
az 1890 O'Clock A. NJ. and at $3.50 O'Clock
u. NJ. the largest and choicest collection
of PERSIAN BORKANA, TURKISH
KOJAH, CASHMERE and INDIA yarle-
ties OF RUGS AND CARPETS, OF eN-
cuisite designs and colors. Of all sizes. IN
Art Pieces. and for halls and stairways
and parlors. The collection IS large
and most valuable one. and VIII be on
exhibition on Monday. December 9Th, The
auction will commence TUESDAY, AZ
1890. and continue daily for several days.
J. III. VALENTINE,
de3-2t Manager and Auctioneer
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The object of this suit is TO have releas-
"a a certain trust deed, executed on the
4th day Of April 1861. from John A. Cary
and wife 10 John Spear, trustee, convey
ing certain real estate in the city OF Rich
mOnd. described as follows, to-Wit: a
certain lot OF land with the Improvements
thereon, lying and being IN inc cry OF
Richmond in Duvals ADDITION on the
east side OF st. stephens street, between
tant iOi feet and 10 inches from the north
line OF puval street running ,lnhHs thence saIe
s.. stephens street, and fronting thereon
and running back between pafa,e. ors n es
less. 10 an alley 90 feet wide" and TO re-
move the cloud upon the title d 20 ial an prop
erty by reason OF said trust deco Anu an
affidavit having been made and filed that
SSeorse Sheath is not resident ,S o, ' me
appear here within fifteen days after the
due publication OF this order and DO what
Is necessary TO protect his interests III
this suit
CHAs. W. GoDDIN, Clerk.
Edmund Waddill, Jr., Pc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

A SOLUTE DIVORCES; NINETY
"A days; several causes. confidential
BURKE. Atty. Dakota and y. Y. Life
Bldg, y. Y. Correspond. dej-tt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
New Bell Telephones.


The following new subscribers have re-
Gently been added to the Richmond Tele-
phone Exchange Southern Bell Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company:
Rates in Richmond and Manchester:
Business. ....................s2. $3.50 per month.
Residence. Low per moHlh'
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
12SS-BOwman q Co., S. NJ,
FURNITURE RETAILERS.
5l6-Wikinson & LYDIA.
GRAIN. &c.
7sl-Ampthill Mills Company.
GROCERS.
11S6-Cheatham & Bro, H. f.
LAUNDRY.
2s61-s-The jefferson Laundry.
LIQUOR.
797-Merritt. o. l.
LAWYER.
Ss7-Beverdge. w. II.
RESIDENCES.
653-Bresee, q. f.
6s5-Terry, ii. X.
SSe-Hallinan & Bro, ID.
1023-Frazier III.
9S9-Martin. w. @.
h3i-Ford Mrs. c. l.
6il-'Sears. J. Doc.
5g2-Howle. T. 3.
SSS-Perkinson. Everett.
q19-W. +. Stut2.
4SS-Willlams. Chas. T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Halfet a Davis Piaao.

We have two more OF those beautiful
and well known pianos we bought at a
receivers sale that We will close out for
half the usual selling price. Do you want
one? Walter ID. Moses & Co., 1905 Main
street Opposite post-offlce).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Geo. II. Valentino. AuetIoneer.A

rrNITED STATES sTOM-HOUSE,
u Richmond, Na.-There viii be Sold
al public auction. at this building. on
It'll DAY OF DECEMBER, 1897,
coyernment propertv. consisting Of CAR
PETS. OLD IRON and COIPEK.
CHAIRS. etc. Particulars on Application
10 JOHN s. BETHEL. custodian. dep--t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
No. 800 EAST BROAD STREET.

We take pleasure In informing the public
that We are now prepared 10 attend 10
conducting the Auction Sales business In
all Of its departments az our auction ware
rooms, No. $50 east Broad street, where
cOnsignments Will be received OF house
bold furniture and general merchandise
Special attention will be given 10 sales
at private residences, and OF stocks OF
merchandise at stores and for iduciaries
Of the several courts OF this city. and for
unclaimed freight sales for railroad COM
panies. express and steamboat companies.
and OF wreckage OF any character Per-
sonal attention will be given 20 inyen-
tOrying stocks OF any character. and
prompt and faithful service Will be given
70 all business entrusted 10 rs.
j. ~. VALENTINE
deJ,79l2 Manager and Auctoncer.
GEO. II. VALENTINE. GENERAL
VI AUCTIONEER. address office. at
residence. 7O4i5 east Leigh street, solicits
all kinds OF Court Sales. Sales al Private
Residences, Stocks OF Goods. etc. Best
OF references given. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Terms liberal. de5-su, we first
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Office of the First Vice President.

A. y. AndrcWs. FlrSt VIC Tresluenl,
Raleigh. n. C., oct. ]. 1897.
Mossrs. John r. Cary & Son. Richmond,
Va:
Gentlemen.-I am IN receipt Of your let
ter and statements in regard 10 policy NO.
10. Acc. 20-year endowment, on my life. for
which I am very much Obliged to YOU
The statement is very satisfactory.
Yours truly,
A. Il. ANDREWS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

California Prunes. sc. a pound; London
layer Raisins, 8 pounds for DC. We give
quick service: we run eight fast delivery
wagons: we have old and new phones
~ both stores. II we sell you one bill,
we will always sell you S. Ullman's Son.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.
= = = -7l|1"-~I~ICl|- -
n COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- (~~~~~~~~~-~-~.~.~-~ ~-~-~N - -
n OMMISSIONER'S NOTICE
The Citizens pe nj, Of Richmond. suing for
the benefit OF itself and all other credit
ors OF Virginia NJ. Allen. holding mems on
her real estate. who Wall CUM ~. ,. a'iu
contribute 10 the COSTS anu fipis,,,,o
OF this suit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i1iii'i''
Virginia VI. Allen and II. = Alien, ~
Howard Swineford, Il. ID. STARK anu ..
Clements Shafer. trustees, tne ivy
Bank OF Richmond and tho Unknown
holders or ouners Of the notes executed
by the said Virginia NJ. Alien, dated
August Is. lsge secured by deed OF trust
OF that date from her ana oehsns 70 ..
Clements Shafer. trustee, reG ,'s uea III
GOOchland County Court clerk ONCE,
conveying, 10 the said Shafer, trustee.
the tract of land in the said county or
Goochland. called Upper Tuckahoe, con-
tanning b25 acres, more OF less ~ y.
ION consideration WHEREOF the Court
doth adjudge, oruer anu uecree
that this cause be referred 10 David II.
Leake. as "A special commissioner, who
shall take the following accounts tc-Wlt;
Il. An account Of the judgment Que
the plaintiff from the said virginia VI.
Allen in the bill and proceedings men,
toned.
-. An account of the real estate OF the
defendant. Virginia VI. Allen, with the fee
simple and annual value thereoi, ana the
ltiS ana tUtlInDfluttH 49, 'SS''iiIl
with the dignities and priorities thereof.
"All which accounts said special COM
missioner shall take. state, settle and re-
port 10 the Court. together with any mat
ter specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or required by any proper party
10 be so stated.
Notice OF the time and place OF taking
the foregoing accounts published once
week for four successive weeks. In some
convenient newspaper, shall be deemed
sufficient notice to all persons concerned.
except the said Virginia NJ. Allen and j.
6. Shafer. trustee. who shall have per-
sonal notice thereof and the testimony of
said Shafer shall be taken In Richmond,
Va"
can extract from decree entered at Sep
TENDER term, 1891. Of Goochland Circuit
COurt)
All persons interested in the decree of
which the foregoing is an extract Will
take notice that / have fixed upon the
lltn DAY of JANUARY. 1SgS, as the time
and the Office of w. o. SHELTON, Esq,
Chamber OF Commerce Building. Rich
mond. Va, as the place, for executing the
same.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
November 1897. u. II. BEAKE,
no2S-ltw Special Commissioner.
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DISSERTATIONS a COMPREHENSIVE
AT Office or DISSOLUTION
IN OF
pARTN ERSHIP-

The partnership heretofore existing pc
tween ". r.. WEST and the SuRRf
LUMBER COMPANY for the logsing of
the mills OF said Company was dissolved
on the 5th DAY OF November. 1897, by the
death OF W. Il. West.
AS surviving partner. the Surry Lumber
Company will settle up the partnership
business. All parties holding claims
against the late partnership will present
same 10 undersigned for payment. and all
ment 10 undersigned.
si-r''" Tr-1iDfr 60.
\ Partnrr.
-~--4-. .....y IA. dc2-lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

TT ORsE CLrPPING.-THE LEONARD
II Horse Clipper is now running. have
your horse clipped. Price slw a n1.sg,
Lecvo .rSers II stahls. $40 norm SUI, ~
s ssrse 10, OF at l.eon@rd 5oSS s. 81 -
~ ocl2-d5m
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IN RusTEEs SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of n certain deed Of trust, dat
ed November 20. 1895, recorded in clerk 5
office, King William county, Deadlock
il. page 1f3. default having been made. /
will sell at public auction, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1897,
at u o'clock. on the premises. one undl-
Vided sixth interest in the TRACT OF
LAND. known as "GTeenville,' containing
four hundred and fifty acres. more or less
the land is bounded as follows: On the
north and west by public road leading to
"Dabneys Ferry" on the east by estate
of DR.. Carter Wormley. deceased, on the
south and remaining portions by Pamun-
KEY river. This interest will be sold with
out reserve. No postponement
TERMS: Cash.
LEIGH CRUTCHFIELD.
dec1-5t Trustee.
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New Mince Meat, &C.; New Jelly, Sc;
New Preserves. &c. a pound, at S. I'LL
mans Son.
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POPULAR PROGRAMME.
LEGAL NOTICE.

er-0-~~-~-~-r-0-0-00~0 $1,000
" IRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, THE 10TH DAY OF NoNEM-
Der, 1897,
Addle v. Gill.................,...' .'flaintin.
W.
George Sheath. ct al. Defendant.
In Chancery.