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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
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tors Of tho Virginia Military Institute
since 1854. and for some years mas Deen
the President Of the Board. WINE ne
has always been active in politics IN ms
county ne has never before been cahdl-
date for public Office.
SENATOR CLAYTON.
Senator NJ. H. Clayton. who comes from
the thriving city Of Roanoke. Is a gentle
man in the prime Of life. He Is owner
publisher and editor Of the Roanoke
Times Mr.. Clayton came to the Senate
two years ago as an Independent Demo-
crat. being elected over Hon. J. Allen
Watts. He Is a gentleman Of most pleas
ing manners and Notwithstanding the
fact that he IS not a member OF the De
mOcratic caucus. he enjoys the esteem OF
all of the members Of the majority party.
Mr.. Claytor is one Of - most regular
attendants upon the sessions OF the Sen
ate and his committees. lie always mani
tests great pride in his city and the
counties OF his district and has been sue
cessful In securing important legislation
for his people. While ne might not shine
in rough. roll and tumble debate. Mr.
Clayton is a bold and forceful speaker
but seldom takes part in the discussions
in the Senate.
CAPTAIN J. G. FEATHERSTON.
Among the new members Of the House
OF Delegates several have already attain
cd prominent positions and are looked
upon as leaders OF the Democratic party.
Foremost among them is Captain J. g.
FeatherstOn, the representative Of Camp
bell county. lie Is n weli-to-do farmer
and prominent business man, who enjoys
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TERRTBLE. TRAGEDY.
An Oficer Kills Man who is About TO
Murder His Own wife.

BRISTOL. TENN, Dec. 1S.-special.-A
Stonega. near Big Stone Gap Va, to
day Officer II. d. Spence. of Norton, sho
and killed J. A. Owens, a mine foreman
four shots taking effect There was trou
bio between Owens and his wife. and the
latter had asked for protection. Officer
Spence was keeping watch, when he heard
the screams of Mrs. Owens. who. it is
said. was about to be murdered by hei
husband. When the officer entered the
house owens fired upon him. The firing
was promptly returned. In the melee two
other persons were shot. but were MOI
dangerously hurt. owens had the reputa-
ton OF dangerous man. and bullet scar:
on his body told of former conflicts
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Bnrruss Slaurh,er

REGENT. VA. Dec K-Special.-Mr
Burruss Slaughter. an old and estimable
citizen. was found dead last night in a
neck Of woods. near his son-in-law S.
Early Wednesday morning. as was his
usual custom. he was seen proceeding
with his axe to the above woods. Not
making his appearance for either dinner
or supper and fearing some trouble had
overtaken him. a search was at once
made but without avail, and not until
last night was the body recovered lying
near a tree with his axe nearby.
Heart trouble was supposed 10 be the
cause.
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| a very high reputation He L. a member
Of the Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation. also of the Committee on
Agriculture and mining. and of that OF
Manufactures and Mechanical Arts
He has frequently been prominent in
public life. having held the lucrative and
responsible position of chief Of the bust
ness bureau Of the State Grange. Under
both administrations Of President CleVe-
land he was United States Agricultural
Statistician for Virginia.
Captain FeathorstOn has been a life
long friend Of United states Senator Dan
iel. whose nomination for the third term
he seconded last Tuesday in an eloquent
address.
Mr.. Upton ID. Jennings. the representa-
tive of the city of Lynchburg. always
finds willing listeners when he rises on
the floor of the House, and his advice Is
needed by his colleagues. Born In The
city Of Lynchburg, his mother was the
reat-granddaughter Of the founder Of
the Hill City. During the late war. he
served under Johnston and Lee FOR four
years going out with the Lynchburg
Home Guard.
For about thirteen years he was part
ner in a wholesale grocery house. and
was by President Cleveland appointed
pacity he served for four years and "a
half. lie acted as secretary Of the con
venton which nominated Hon. John W.
Daniel for his first political office, and
nominated Major Daniel for the House of
Delegates.
On last Tuesday he nominated Senator
Daniel for his third term in the United
states Senate.
JUDGE a. ID. WATKINS.
Judge A. ID. Watkins. of Prince Edward.
Is another shining light among the mem
bers of the lower branch OF the General
Assembly A graduate Of IIampden-Sid-
ney, he served as deputy clerk, for five
years, of the County and Circuit Courts.
Subsequently he attended the law leo
lures Of Professor A,hn u. Minor, Of the
University of Virginia.
In 1856 ne was made the county Judge
of Prince Edward. but resigned that posi-
ton I'm 1891 when he was elected Com
mOnwealths attorney. which office he
still holds.
In making his selections for the vari-
Gus standing committees, Speaker Ryan
placed him on the Committees Of Courts
of Justice Schools and Colleges and Ex-
ecutive Expenditures
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SUDDEN DEATHS.
DR.. Yrankiyn George. of Hoilins. and J. r..
HaImap, of Roanoke

ROANOKE. VA. Dec. R-Speciai.-Dr
FranKlvn George who had been resident
physician at Holllns Institute near this
city since September Sth. was found dead
for some time apprehcnsive as 20 his
physical condition, he attended TO his du-
Ties yesterday and conversed with friends
until a late hour last night. but not ap-
nearing al breakfast, some one went 10
wake him and found him lying on the
bed dead. His features were calm and
the end had apparently come without a
struggle or pain He had practieed med
icine for twenty-five years in Danvilie.
Va, where his brother. also a physician.
resides. and in which place the remains
will be Inferred. lie was regarded as an
excellent physician and Was held In algh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Kurtz +. Wilson, OF New
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Littell Wilson
are visiting their mother. Mrs. ). b. VIII
son, $40 west Grace street. They are here
TO attend the wedding OF their sister.
Miss Lily Wilson to Prof. L. Il. Hamber-
lin. OF the University Of Texas. which
will take place next Wednesday evening.
al o'clock. at the home OF the brides
mother There will be no cards issued as
only the immediate members OF the fam
ilV will attend
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The Matinee Whist Club has been reor-
eanized and met Wednesday afternoon at
the beautiful home OF Mrs. stephen Put
ney. Of west Franklin street. where they
were most delightfully."- entertained. The
members are Mrs. Stephen Putney, Mrs
Chiles Terrell. Mrs. Carlton Jackson, Mrs
j. Allison Hodges. Mrs T. Ashby Miller
Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. Archer Patterson,
hrs. Luther Warren. Mrs. Scott Par
rish. Mrs. Thomas Jenress. Mrs. Warner
Moore
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Leather Pocket Books and
Shopping Bags.

Ladies Real Leather Pocket Books and
Card Case combined. in plain and oXidiz-
ed corners. regular 50c. Purses. &c
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %OS
Handsome Leather Purses. with genu-
Inc sterling silver corners. now roc
Tor 600. Observation-Disclosures. CON
- Real Seal Leather Purses and Card
books books. so adm for made. regular 81 soc
Finer Grades. fully worth up v,
10 $3.50, ar SL25 and .............. pi'5O
Shopping Bags, seal leather. fun H,c
size, regular Sl.25 bags. for ......... wv
Extra Fine Quality Seal Leather Bags.
with fine silk top and purse at g, 90
tached. regular SL15 bags. for. pi'OO
Other Styles
at sLi9, $50 and ................. ~. Z
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OBITUARY
Milllnm Ii. UnnlnYY.

REGENT VA. Dec B.-Special-Mr
William b. Dunlavy died this morning
after an illness of several weeks i'm the
seventy-ninth year of his age. For some
time past his health has been failing.
lie WAS an honest, upright Christian
gentleman. No man stood higher
His aged wife. nine children and fifty
two grandchildren survive him. His re-
mains will be inferred i'm the family burial
ground at his late residence tomorrow
afforn0ou
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MOntague's Successor.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S-Special-On
the retirement Of A. J. Montague from
the office of United States District At
torney~ in order TO qualify as Attorney
General OF Virginia, January lst IL is
understood at the Department OF Justice
that Chief Justice Fuller will appoint
Assistant Attorney ]. &. Blair as acting
attorney until the President makes Sc
lection.
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Children's Caps
JUST THE THING FOR
MAG GIFTS
Never was such variety shown b

JUST THE THING FOR CHRIST
MAS GIFTS.
Chldren's Fine Bengaline SIX Cans.
beautifully lined and trimmed -
with tull ruche and pompOn for. go
,hufron.s Extra Fine Quality Bcnga'ine
Colored SILK Caps. some trimmed with flr
ana mink heads. others with velvet and
ruchc Caps. always sold for 1jc. zoo
ana 81 Tor 5000. Observation-Disclosures. JON
Chidren's Handsome Embroidered
white SIX Caps with pompon n net
Tor o.. ...... RSC
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BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE. VA,
December 1s.-Special.-A very pretty
marriage was solemnized at Mulberry
Grove church at S o'clock last Wednes-
day evening, when Miss Matte j. John
son became the bride Of Mr.. w. A.
Moss.
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Alarming al 4 shIantl.

ASHLAND. VA, Dec. 1s.--Ashland ey-
perienced another earthquake about
o'clock tonight. The disturbance. which
was accompanied by loud roaring, last
ed fully one minute. Many people were
frightened from their houses.
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Peanut Comranv Chartered

SUFFOLK, VA, Dec. IS. Special
Suffolk Peanut Company was chartered TO-
day with Q capital stock not to exceed
$4,000. John a. King. Of Windsor is
president. and John B. Primer. Of Suffolk,
secretary and treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

Take Laxative Bsomo Qr.rine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II fail
10 cure. 25c. The genuine has L. b. q.
on each tablet
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Your best girl will write you longe
letters II You buy her one OF those Ma
hogany Desks from Jurgens' Furnitur'
Store.
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\ Christmas WHfch

tnrtstiud, W hch
WIZ sast yol the year round, but &c, u
now. boys, while o. II. Berry h Co. are
swing them absolutely free with Boys
Clothing &C.
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81 CO.
Tomorrow, Monday, December 10Th,

Wonderful Cloak
Umbrellas ewe Sterling Dolls BUT FIVE DAYS
Of
before Xmas Twenty thousand dollars
ynightth weeku until o'clock Friday
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No Grain Exports.

NORFOLK,vA.. Dec. 1s.-There were no
exports OF grain from this port for the
week ending December 18th.
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Comb and Brush Sets
At LESS THAN HALF PRICE TO

CLOSE OUT
Handsome Comb and Brush Sets. fancy
back. worth Sl2j. now go zEC
Comb and Brush Sets. with CT -
handpainted china backs. for. V''@ -
3-piece Sets with handsome bevelled
edge hand mirror 90 Monday CT -
loI -.ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " a.
3-pece Sets, with real Dresden China
backs beautifully decorated, =, 10
actually worth s., set goes now. p<'iS
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Also.

265 dozen Ladies' Fine Hemstifched ,n.
itial Handkcrchiof-
I'D dozen Ladies' Fine Scall0p Edge
Handkcrchiefs. with embroidered c0rncrs
Ed dozen Ladies' All-Llneu Haudker-
chiefs. at &C.
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$50 dozen LADIES' Fine Swiss Emhroidar-
ca Scallop Edge and Homettchod Tn-
broidered Handkerchicfs. 20 be closed Out
at 5 1-3c
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l2!c.

ladies' Extra Fine Swiss Emhroi Tered
ana Hemsutched Hlndkerchiefs fully
worth up 90 25C. for l2i.c
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Al iOc.

22j dozen Ladies' Fine Swiss lrribr,.far-
81 Handkerchiefs and Fine Hemstifrhod
Embroidered. I'D different patterns %
select from. az l0c
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Fans.
FOR HANDSOME GIFTS.

Finest Gauze Fans with beauti- ~
ful carved ivory sticks. fOr......... 10
Beautiful Spangle white CT,
Gauze Fans at ................... pi' =
Hand Painted Gauze Fans. G, o|
with finest ivory sticks. for. p,1.Ot
White SILK Fans. with hand painte,
Pssr SOCKS. " for . and real S3.Os
Empire Fans. new designs, gilt -,
decorated sticks, at ................. <J>
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Baby's plain Solid Gold Rings

and G' 15c our p 1gEieer5 price 'o' 25C
Baby's and Misses Solid Gold Rings
with turquoise, sapphire. pearl. amethyst.
ruby or emerald settings. rang CT -
ing from Soc. To .................. pi'SO
$50 Genuine Diamond Rings. g M
now ...... Observation-Disclosures. 1919
80 Solid Gold Rings, with genuine dia-
mond setting mot chips). every one fun
guaranteed, never sold before tor less
than $50 Special clearing sale g, Or
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Jeweiled Belts

TOIt -NMAo OFF Is.
oSr for HANDSOME Gilt or Oxidized
VOS Jewelled Belts. with % jewels
S2.2S for H lands. Russian Enamel.
value for $50
Finest Russian Enameled and Russian
Jewelled Belts. newest cut design. regu-
lar $ and 81 value, go now CO O-
Finest Enamelled Belts. with the
for flG"es . sapphire .''. leWes no" go $3.50
Oxidizad Chatelaines. beautiful G. Oo
cut design. reduced 90 ........... Vi'Oo
les Laa ap fr6 aanas 'a.! Bet Buck SIPS
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5SC)C
Holiday Handkerchiefs.
At &c.

EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF OVER
900 DOZEN
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Six FOR $l.25.

100 dozen real Irish Linen Uandk.r-
chiefs sheer ana with handsome hand
embroidered initial. Special for thIs week
six for Si2j.
Real Lace UaudkorrhIofs. with STIR
and finest linen centres. up o-<.
from -. ........................ - O.NN
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Solid Gold Rings

AT LESS THAN VALE WHAT JEW
ELLERS ASK FOR PLATED ONES
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Six ROr 75c.

Ladies' Fine Pure Linen Hemstltchea
Handkerchief with beautiful hand em.
hroiderod initial. fully worth 81 dozen
box
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Woodstock. Va, Dec g. 1897
a letter from Judge George q Grafton.
Of the County Court of Rockingham
warmly endorsing Judge Newman was
also read before the caucus.
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ARMIsTEAD HUNTING CLUB.
They Are Having Fine Sport In Augusta
County-A wedding Reception.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Nov g.
Specialize Armistead Hunting Club Of
Albemarle county. which left for their
annual campaign in Augusta county. on
last SATURDAY. are reported 10 be having
a successful and enjoyable time IN Au-
gusta and Highland counties,
There are now twenty-eisht members or
the club i'm camp, among whom are Capt.
Peyton Coles. l.. r. Snead, \, ID. Payne,
G. w. Rodgers, c. l.. Fowler r. W. Rob
inson. George 3. Goodyear, +. Berger
Moran. r. p. Parish, Thomas Randolph,
Henry Hartnogle. W. Il. Troibcr, and II.
D. FOrsythe.
The hunters carried fifty-two dogs and
provisions for ten days. and letter re-
ceived from a member Of the camp this
morning states that game Is plentiful
as many as ten deer were started yester-
day and one bear. A large amount of
game has been bagged and brought into
Camp Armistead.
In advance OF the approaching marriage
OF his daughter. Miss Annie (Which takes
place tomorrow az II o'clock a. NJ, at
the PRESBYTERIAN church, Mr.. John ID.
Watson rendered an elegant reception
this evening al 100. M his beautiful sub
urban residence. one mile east OF the
city. 10 the ushers and few Invited
guests.
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BY The Valentine Auction co.
$50 east Broad street.

Large consignment art squares, Wilton
and Smyrna rugs, French oilcloth, walnut
ana oak furniture. &c, at Auction to
morrow. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV
10TH. al our Auction Room, 500 east Broad
street at 1890 a. NJ.
Art Squares 3x3. 3x3 1-2. 3xl. 3Xi IL and
5xo. The rugs l2xis. 2ixi0, 3Ox60 SsXi2
inches. The furniture consists OF walnut
suits. walnut and mahogany wardrobes'
walnut and oak pillar extension tables,
oak hat-racks with oval French bevel
mirrors. oak side-boards with large mir
rors. couches. Fine upholstered hall and
reception chars in silk crush and plush;
enamel iron beds with brass trimmings.
New line high back oak cane seat chairs
Cobbler willow cane and wood seat rock
ers I'm light mahogany and cherry colors'
three 1Sxi0 bevel mirrors In handsome
frames. Collection thirty-eighb fine pic
lures. twenty-elght steel engravings, oil
paintings chromoes and all in beautiful
frames: two parlor suits. cooking stoves
other good furniture. The public invited.
The ladies most respectfully invited to at
tend. -.
J. II. VALENTINE,
Manager and Auctioneer
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On Southern
- ON Railway.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCT 3, 1891
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
2:e9 A N, Ne. ii, southern Express.
daily Tor Atlanta. Augusta and points
South. Sleeper Richmond TO Dan
vile, Greensboro. Salisbury, and
Charlotte. Sleeper open at $3.50
Connects st DanvlIe, Salisbury.
and Charlotte H'th -hs W a3hington
and Southwestern Limited (No. 30.
Vile, Hot Springs, Chattanooga and
Nashville. Kew YORK 10 Memphis.
New York to Nsr orleans, New
York 20 Tampa. 20 nrSt s,in d Gay
Memphis. Connections are made
for an points Ia Texas aud Califor-
MIA. Sleeper open Tor OCCUPANCY at
Il 10 noon No. :. SOLO train daily ror
Charlotte, y. &. connects at Nose
Icy with FarTguit and Powhatan
railroad. Al keysyilie for Ciarks-
nam and at Greensboro for Dur
ham, Raleigh. and winston Sale m
at Danville with NO. -. United
States fas; mall SCI s14u nd %ialn' se SSty
which carries sisepers New York to
New OTleang aud New York TO Jack
sonvlle. Through Sleeper Salisbury
10 Nashville via Chattanooga, also
pullman tourist sleeper every We'd
nesday Wash ingtOn to San Fran
cisco Without change
800 p. NJ. No. II, local, cail-, except
Sunday. for keysvills and intorms-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
sS5P. NJ. from Atlanta. Augusta, Ashe-
willie and Nashville.
80 A. NJ, From Ksysvuie.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and G. between Manchester and
EsaDolis. Va,
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TAyDALs IN SPOTsYLTAYIi.
sfonewall Jackson's Monument Clipped
and Broken--Mrs. Barney's Loving Deed.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov. g.
Specialize tree Lance newspaper or
this city, Is authority for the statement
that the Stonewall Jackson monument in
this county has been Clipped or broken
off around the upper edge OF the base by
vandals. Some OF the cuts are an inch or
more. the injury extending nearly around
the base Of the monument, while the
Sedgwick (FeieraD monument, In. the
same county, has not been INJURED;
Mrs. Barney, wife OF Capt, j, n. Bar
ney. formerly Of the United States Navy,
afterwards OF the Confederate Navy. and
a participant in the battle between the
Merrimac and Monitor In HanDton
Roads. left to-day for Baltimore, 10 at
tend in that city, as delegate from the
Grand Division OF Virginia Daughters OF
the Confederacy, a meeting OF the United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Mrs. Barney Is the president OF the
Fredericksburg branch Of The Daughters
OF the Confederacy. and has done noble
work In behalf OF the Confederate cause.
Prominent among other sood deeds, she
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OF her own vol,tion and unaided, raised
by subscription few years ago sh'o ~, - !,
the Southern states; a large dunu WIN WIN
ctery here ond ,nolaced the fast ieca vfng
wooden headboards with whits na' "'s
slabs, thereby preserving tne ha,,sI ,, ~,
many OF the dead soldiers ana H ~ '',
With lasting marble the graves VI ''S '''
known
A handsome brass tablet has lrst teen
placed in Trinity Episcopal chnrch =, mere
in memory Of the late KEY, Ut. ~ hI,. -
ment OF the church until his death the
beloved rector. a.,
Cards have been sent out by Mr and
Mrs. II. III. Wallace, or TINS ~ avt 'ile
Wallace. to Mr.. Alvin 7; Embrey. Com,
monwealths Attorney Of this city, and
delegnte-elect to this. Legislature. g..
The ceremony will take place at ST.
Georges church in this city Wednesday
evening. November nth, at 7 O'Clock.
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N : w NofgIk@Wsstsrn
Schsdnla n Filnct

JULY 4. lssh
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILD. BYRD
STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ. RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK NESrIBULE LIMIT
ED. Arrive Norfolk II - A..
~ Stops only az Petersburg,
Waverly and Suffolk. second
class tickets not accepted on
s.o5 A. NJ. TIE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
Tor Lynchburg, Roanoke, CO.
lumbus. ana Chicago. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus,
also. fof BRISTOL knoANlie'
and Chattanooga.
1880 p, NJ, For Suffolk Norfolk, ana IN.
termediate stations arrives al
Norfolk at Do 40 Il. 81.
l1.5o p. NJ. Dor Lynchburg and Roanoke.
Connects at Roanoke Nltn
Washington and Chattanop-t
Limited. Pullman Sleelris
hJlnoke 20 Memphis and NfW
orleans. Pullman sleeper he-
tween Richmond and iyncl-
burg. and hcrfns ready Tor
occupancy at 01 II. III also,
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg
and Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from Ign Nv-
burg and the West daily az s.b q. ~,
and S.66 r. NJ: from Norfolk md. tle
East At n .05 a. NJ and NESIlhD Lrb
LIMITED 1a0 II n.
ONCE: SOS Main street.
r. W. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Aren't.
". p RENILLr.
General Passenger Agent
General ONCE: Roanoke. Va.
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In pursuance Of the below mentioned
decree. and an amended decree of Novem-
her : 1897. the undersigned special com
missioners. thereby appointed tor me
purpose. viii sell by auction upon the
PREMISE on 49,,
TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF nov
EMBER. 1897. at 4:SO o'clock T. NJ,
promptly. the above mentioned property.
This Is indeed most desirable corner
and can be utilized TO pay handsomely;
This sale is 10 be made az the rlsk ana
cost of the estate OF Elizabeth A. W. GID
son. deceased.
TERMS. One-fourth I'm cash, the resi-
due I'm three equal instruments al SIX
twelve and eighteen months win SIX per
per cent. interest added, ana the title
20 be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and conveyance is or
dered by the court.
DANIEL GRTNNAN,
A. r. COURTNEY.
Special Commissioners.
In the Chancery Court OF the City OF
Richmond:
Manning and otters...........'...Pl aintifis.
against
Harmon and others. Defendants.
l. Charles W Goddin clerk or said court.
certify that the bond required or the spe-
cial commissioners. by the decree In said
cause Of April 80, 1897, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 7th day OF
May, 1891.
CHARLES ". GoDDIN
nol0-td Clerk