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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-12-18
The GENERAL MARKET.

An old man looks out of place in a bras,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
THROUGH THE STATE.
NEWS FROM VARIOUS POINTS IN
VIRGINIA..
Annual Meeting of the Hi wv
Hoard of Trade--Eiection OIL o"-
Recommending Report - Mar
r,,xes. Deaths. ard Other Mention

I.yNcHBURG. VA, January A-V'pe
ciai.)-The annual meeting OF the Lyme"
hurry BOARD of Trade was held this ai'ei-
MON Mr.. O. y. Barker, of tie BARKER
q Jennings Hardware Company was
e,ec,ea president: Mr. j. II. Gillian OF
perry GILLIAN q Co. first vice-pres'
aent. Mr.. w. W. Dorning, second wee
nresidcnt; and Messrs. j. II. Williams
- = Jackson. ". T. clark. w. NJ
DovIe II. c. Quinn. George y. Wit anu
p Thornhin, members OF the Exc
c,,,,ve Committee. The report OF the re-
t,r,nr president. Mr.. George p. Watkins
was an interesting document reviewing
che work of the board for the year ana
commenting in particular upon Lynch
b.rx's constantly Increasing whoiesaie
trade.
Mrs. T. l.. Ryan, widow OF Phiip H.
Hvan. died this morning at the residence
~ her son. Mr.. Walter b. Ryan. she
was a sister Of Mr.. n. II. Bowman
prominent tobacconist OF the Guy.
Dan. Broader. young whlle man. VIZ
before the Mayor this morhlns' on inc
charge of making a felonious assaul, on
Christmas-Day on a colored preaehei'
named Thomas Early. The assault was
one of the most sensational that has &C.
CURED i'm the city for many years ano
created considerable excitement AT III,
time Broader was sent on 10 the grand
Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
KING GEORGE.
A Quiet Hut Very Pretty Wedding
Death.

CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY,
VA. January 1A-(Special)-One oil the
nrettiest and most interesting King
George weddings Of the season took
place near Osso Tuesday evening" wheh
Miss HaIcyon Otelia Jeter became the
bride OF Mr. Robert Logan Clare. just
as the shades of evening were raining, a
few relatives and mostSintimate friends
of the contracting parties gathered III
the home of the bride. and in their pres
ence the impressive ceremony was per
formed bv Rev w. G.. Bates. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride
was handsomely and becomingy attired
I'm suit Of brown. The groom was in
conventional black. and the happy PAIR
presented a very handsome appearance
Though a quiet marriage, the occasion
was exceedingly pleasant and enjoyable.
Miss Daisy Coakey presided at the organ.
and the sweet music rendered by her
contributed no little to the pleasure OF
the evening. Soon after the ceremony
the invited guests repaired 10 the dining
room, AID partOOk or sumptuous re-
past. The bride is one of our most popu-
lar young ladies', and a teacher and mu-
stefan OF rare accomplishments. The
groom is a popular young gentleman, and
a prosperous businessman. Both are
natives and residents of this county. and
widely known. Among the limited num-
Der who witnessed the beautiful cere-
monv were Caotain 6. W. Grisgley. Su-
perintendent CT Public Schools; Rev
Walter G.. Bates. DR.. j. Sydnor Massey
and others Mr. and Mrs. Clare vii
reside near Osso. this county.
King George was saddened severa
DAYS ago by the death Of Mr. James 7
Gauldman. one Of our most highly es
teemed and useful citizens. He had beol
I'm falling health several months. ant
had been under expert medical treatmen
in a washington %. c. hospital Ap
parently improved in health, Mr. Gauld
man came home from the hospital som
time In December. in the hope of iina
recovery; but sudden recurrence of IN
terrible malady necessitated an earl.
return TO the hospital, and soon afte
his arrival there. some days ago, deaf
ended his sufferings Mr.. Gauldman wa
a member of the King George Schoc
Board and had filled very acceptably
various public positions here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
FREDERICKSBURG.
Annual Meeting Railroad stock
hOlders-A Fire.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, January
1.-THE annual meeting Of the
Virginia, Fredericksburg and Western
Railroad Company was held at the office
of the company here at II o'clock to-
day. The president Senator Charles
II. Gibson. of Maryland, called the meet
ing to order. and the minutes OF the last
meeting were read and approved.
The stock. to the amount OF 1915
shares. out of a total number or 2O'VoJ
shares, was represented in person or by
proxy.
The Board of Directors was then elect
ed for the ensuing year. as follows;
Charles II. Gibson, William A. Little
Jr.. John V. Giles. William a. Jones, f.
L. Rodgers, William c. Haight Elmofe
d. Alvord, Lloyd #. Smith. Edwin b..
Alvord. and S. II. Leshynsky.
The dwelling on the farm of Mr.. "A. NJ.
Curtis. and occupied by ID. n. Wigfield,
near Coakiey, Stafford county. was de-
stroved by fire yesterday afternoon be-
tween / and 2 o'clock. 1t is supposed
TO have been set on fire by spark ignlt-
ing the roof. Loss. S1,COO; partly insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
FAR SOUTHWEST.
Horse-Thicvcs at Work-iiigh TO-
tnto-PIantiDg.

futC-fluuttDEs
GATE CITY. VA, January H.-(Spe-
cial )-Horse- thieves have been commit
ting depredations in this section for the
past few weeks. and, so far, they nave
completely outwisted the authorities. Last
week "A fine young horse. belonging TO
Thomas Miller. of Hawkins county. Tenn,
together with new bride. saddle, and
overcoat. was stolen. An old, blind horse
was found H. a thicket near by, supposed
20 have been left by the thief. No trace
has been found Of any of the stolen pro
perty. Notwithstanding Mr. Miller and the
officers have been very vigilant ana ac-
tive a few weeks since a horse belong
ing to a Mr. KetroD. on the south slde
of this county. was stolen, and has not
been heard of since.
Some suspect "A man who disappeared
about four months ago. while others are
of the opinion that a convict recently
released from the Tennessee penitenuary'
after serving n term for horse-steailng'
is the guilty party.
Mr. w l.. Beverly, of Gate city. planted
four acres in Irish potatoes on the High
Knob on the line between Wise and
Scott counties. last spring by way IF
experiment. and the yield was far beyond
his expectations. The knob is the highest
point in all this section, and it often
frosts there in midsummer. fine spring
gushe, out near the summit of the KNOB
and Mr.. Beverly has erected note
there. Game is abundant in the vicinity
bears and deer being comparatively plen'
| tiful. The knob will in the near future
| no doubt. be one of the noted points IT
| Virginia.
County Court was in session here Thu
| week. but adjourned without doing an!
| business of Importance.
Judge ]. 3. Richmond is suffering Sc
riously with the grip
General A. l.. Pridemore was over iron
Jonesville this week. He is being urge
! on all hands to enter the race for III
eibernatorial nomination. He would ru
like wildfre in the Southwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
HE BROKE IN.
nut WINS Rescued by His Compnn-
ions.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, January
14-CSpecial. while Charles Brooke, son
of Mrs. G. Brooke, proprietress OF the
Cabell House, IN company with three
other young men from town. was en-
loving a skate on Hartman's dam, ne
separated from the rest or the skaters
and ventured out upon some new ice
which the skaters had previously avoided
because they had thought it unsafe. he
had no sooner gotten upon II than II
gave way, precipitating him into sixteen
feet of water. William Bryan, Cecll
Dabney, and Isadore Kaufman, the otner
Young gentlemen Oh the party, saw him
disappear, and at once went TO ms as
sistance. Rails were secured and lald
across the hole. This was not done, now
ever. before Brooke had gone down the
second time. AS he came up the second
time he tightly grasped one OF the rams
and was assisted to the sound ice by MS
fellow skaters. and thus escaped.
]. NJ Robertson has been elected
cashier. and Mr.. j. p. Hartman, assistant
cashier. of the Peoples National Bank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15

NJ that time she was wearing q tow
shirt and a linsey dress and While sne
was working at the macnine-an o'u-
became entangled in the tnmbling shaft
and was wound round and round the
shaft. breaking both of her legs and an
arm. She was thought at the time, ana
Tor some time after, TO be dead. but she
was revived after some trouble. Her
riyh, leg was amputatcd. but owing 10
the great strength OF constitution, she
survived her injuries She then went
20 work I'm the kitchen and hobblcd
around on a wooden leg. doing all kinds
OF house work. She continued this until
fifteen or twenty years ago. and tneh
went 10 live with one Of her daughters.
She was able TO move around until q
week before her death. and was In fuli
possession OF all her faculties. She was
buried on the farm of Mr.. w. Nj. Saie'
OF Fairfield. whose family took grea.
interest in her and never failed to ala
her IN every way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX.
death of a Very Remarkable Negro
Woman.

LEXINGTON. January 14.-(Special)-
"A negro woman, Familiarity known to
the people of Fairfield as Aunt Amy
r,mberlake. died at that place on the nh
instant. at the advanced age of LOG years
Her mother was full-blooded African
nsqress. and she was brought to TINS
country in Colonial days by a Dutch
s,ave trader and sold to one of the Wade
family. Of Louisa county. In later years
ber daughter, Amy, came into the pos
sess,on of the Sale family, of Augusta
county. and she was brought by them
20 mis- county, and remained in their
nossession until she was freed by the
war. Aunt Amy was noted for her great
strength and she always preterreu 10 40
mans work. She ploughed, cut wood
and IL Is said that she could make 200
rails per day.
In the spring OF 1899 she was helping to
thresh at the barn OF her Owner anu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
MARRIAGE IN LEXINGTON.
Telephone System TO BE Put In
Direct Tax Surplus.

LEXINGTON, VA, January H-(Spe-
cial)-Mr A. +. Beckwith and Miss
Helen NJ Beaver. were married this eve
ming at o'clock, at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. Thomas II. Deaver,
who is a prominent citizen of the town.
REV. DIR. j. T. Wightmah ofticiated. An
elegant supper was served at the conciu-
sion of the ceremony to large gathering
of friends
Lexington is TO have telephone sys-
tenn. A company has made application
IN nut in the system and then extend IL
10 the surrounding towns in Rockbridge
county.
countv-Treasurer S. r. Moore has made
renort on the direct tax lund which was
received by him in 1892 to be PAID out.
He received N2.697. as Rockbridge coun-
Tvs share. and now holds $l749. owing 10
the fact that parties cannot be found 70
nav IL TO. He paid out during the last
six months only $50.
Lexington public schools, which nave
been closed on account of the epidemic
of measles. will resume again next Mon
day.
The cattle sales throughout the county
have been great. and young cattle are
IN demand and are bringing hgh prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
In the City-Han Courts.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
ds~ srl, was instituted by W. y. webb,
administrator Of Mary J. Foster, against
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Tor
s9o COO The suit is brought TO recover
damages for the killing of Mary }. fos-
ter by an engine on that road near 70 d
crossing in Henrico on February 10 1870
The case may come up Tor triai some
day this week. ii. Old.
Suit was Instituted IN the |ny SnSu -
60 hv the Citizens Bank against {.
b. Neal for $50 damages. 49,,
In the Hastings Court to-day mary
rhomas (coIored) for house-breaking.
was given nine months in jail and lined
Elijah Stokes was sent to jail FOR SIX
,,,nnths and fined cent for an assault.
The case of Darlington Brown, charsso
with murder. was postponed tor "eeh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15

nv virtue of the provisions OF a certain
deed of trust. dated August Is, 1885. and
duly recorded in the Clerks office Of
Richmond Chancery Court, Deadlock is
b, page 1872. default having been made in
the payment Of certain notes therein See
cured. and being required so 70 40. J. WI
sell. by public auction, on tho premises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
ro.r.nce People VIII Push 1t.

MONTERREY, VA. January l4.-(Spe-
c,al William ii. Andrew, who came TO
Monterey from Rockingham county last
October and rented the Cunningham
House. was arrested yesterday upon a
warrant issued by Justice Osborne VII
son. upon complaint of Commonwealth >
Attorney John NJ. Colaw. charging him
ANDREW, with retailing liquor contrary
10 law. Andrew gave bail for his APP
pearance Saturday.
A number of witnesses have been sum
moned. and the temperance people Oh
the town will insist upon thorough IN
vestigation of the charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
STANTON NEWS.
Life-Insurnnce COmpany's ASSIGN
ment-ResoIutiOns of Respect.

ment-ResOIutiops of Respect.
STAUNTON, VA, January li.-(Speclai:)
The stanton Iife-Insurance Company
chartered in 1883, has assigned to Richard
S. Ker. trustee The company had writ
ten from one and a half TO two millions OF
insurance in 1000 policies. Before the
assignment arrangement had been MADE
with the National Life Association oil
Hartford. Conn, to reinsure policy-holders
of the stanton Life, and from the lat
ters reserve fund payment TO the Hart
ford company has been made where
Staunton life-policy holders had anticl-
mated their premiums. Paid-uD pohcles
are believed, however, to be lost No
preferences are made in the deed. Assets
500 600; accrued liabilities, $4,000.
The stanton Ear met yesterday eve
ming. and expressed sorrow at the death
last night Of ex-United States District
ATTORNEY William +. Craig. j. Lewis
Bumgardner was called to the chair, and
H. j. Taylor made secretary. captain
James Bumgardner, Jr., offered the reso-
utiOnS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
SEN hieH~ -.
,nIrs, AND CHILDREN'S WRAPS

at nrice to make them look like gii''
4Tadies' Coats, were s., fol. 81 each: Oh
Ladies' Coats, were 500, FOR '9c' e"O"'
. ladies' Coats, were $500, for -.
Tadies' Goats, were $3.50, for 60 ,o-
70 Children's Long Goats, were S'''V' ~
Misses Jackets, were $i.6o, for $40.
And many others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
THE COHEN co.

. pohemian-Glass Vases, that were "a,
for 81 each
1 Fine Vase, that was $40. for 81;
/ Fine Vase. that was sll' LOT s5'O. al
to close -. ., On
q bohemian Vases, tnat were d. "
close 25c. leach.
wOODENwARE ODDS AND ENDS.
Cobble-Se Seated Paror-Rockers. that
were S2.9S, slightly deiaced' 10 cioS'
White and Gold Tables, that were
$3.50 TO close $l.75 each.
A Rrass-H Hoop Cedar Buckets, to close
&c. each. -, -. eoc |
to close 10c each. :, CO..
8 Brass Bird-Cages, that were 81 TOT
% nacLages OF Toilet Paper. that were
sold for l0c., wrappers torn' 10 oioS'
&c. package. ,o,. marc
n turkey Feather busters, 1S-inch, were
40c.. TO close 15c. each. -.
90 Coffee Mills. that were &C., 10 0io'e
Q Rest Quality Carpet-Brooms. with
. strincs for loo each. were 35c.
TIN AND GRANITE ODDS AND ENDS
A One Minute Conee-Pots, that were
s2.75. to close soc. each; os 90
~ Children's Trays, nicely Japahneu' ~
Co.'S int Of '' Large strainers, that were &C.
for 1c. each. - 20
lot of Dish-Pans that sold at loc'' u
close &c. each. ~. ,,,.oodoras
mat were 80 and 75c., TO close lsc e'tcii;
A lot of Granite Pans, that were Do anu
49c to close loc. 90 ,...,,or, that
2 Gas Radiators, with IL purheiS' '"''
were 50. TO close 81 each.
PICTURE ODDS AND ENDS
LOT of Pictures and Frames. that were
soId from 81 to s. TO close DOC. cholSe.
lot of Glass Sugar Dishes, Ceisly
stands. Cream Pitchers, Oll-Botele,st;
cohlets Dishes. etc, that were sou
from 10 to SOC, to close &c. cholce'
Cutlery ODDS AND ENDS.
lot of Carving Sets, that sold from Sl'0O
to $50. TO close soc. eacn; 1,,,,.os
1 lot of Sugar Shells ana pu't - 10 10
that were sold for 5Oc., Tor IL l--c'
lot Of PAIRING KNIVES for lc. each, ,cr
Tor Of Table Steels, that were 81 lot
c 1SS sael Dishes, that were $3.50 to close
90c each. 49,, c,,oons 70 close
40 Pearl Channs-ClSh SPOO'' W
45c EACH were 81.
LAMP ODDS AND ENDS.
LOT of silk Lamp-Shades, that were e.
s.. 80. and s. to close 2oc. choice xo to
| Lamp and Globe that were Slo' u
| close -. 80 to coz
Lamp. that was $50, to close go 60 70 20
| / Fine Brass Iauie' tn"'
| close 1896.
CAyDIEs TO DE SOLD TODAY.
O. rounds Cream Fflberts, worth 25c. a
| pound, for &c. ut. zoo q
Chocolate Mint Creams, worth SOC. a
| Mound for he. , a. .
| Cocoanut Cream Cakes, worm 0'0' "
pspO ounT ard Lime Drops, worth l5c
for &c
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
Deoth Of an Old Citizen of Bath.

MILLBORO', January If.-lspeciai.J-
w r.. McDannald died at his home,
,bree miles from Millboro, last night AT
& O'Clock. Mr. McDannald was "A years
of age. and was never married. MS
brother and two sisters survive NM
His remains will be inferred In Wild
Wood Cemetery tomorrow at O'CLOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15

The friends OF the Retreat TOT The SICK
and other city hospitals have determined
10 hold bazaar at the armory on rep
ruary IS. 1897. in the interest OF the
associated hospitals Of the city me
friends of the Retreat will hold a meet
ing at II o'clock to-day at that ihs'i'u-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
pooks AND STATIONERY.

o. mounds Of 25c. Linen Paper, ruled ,o VI
Main. commercial or octaNo' wv
pound. e..o.o linen En-
wv. ,oD,opee r. value. &c. package.
os boxes 25c. Paper and Envelopes &C.
"a revised Prayer Books and HymnhaiS'
were 2.69 to S4.S9, now CSC. TO We. 81, ~
100 dozen Lead Pencils, nave pc" 7c
and 4Oc. dozen, Remnant piNo
ReomIar &c. Penstaffs 1c. each.
9ec Handy Classics, &c. each. ,,,o.,or
&c &c editions Of Popular Recent flction'
29c. now. ..;,,c, FROM, 7gc
A ~ 81 Ss. choice of any &c; among them
About 20 Handsome Calendars, were
Csc 81 SO. A.59, choice OF any 2oc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15

The Second District police yesterday
afternoon arrested william smith anu
Church Wilson doth co'oreul loi $50
~ fortv dozens of eggs Of a farmer
n ne William Harris who Is Diind.
Tha epas were stolen from the farmers
wagon. They were recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15

special service for medical students
.,sn he held In ST. Marks church next
S,',dav. evening. Bishop Penick VIII
,sraacb ON "The Medical Profession and
christIanity." Seats will be reserved TOT
professors and students.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
UNoR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

FRIDAY, JANUARY p, 1857,
saIe ~ commence at 1870 A. NJ TEN
HEAD or STANDARDIZED REGIS
TERED TROTTING STOCK. This will
be a splendid opportunity to buy q fast
race-horse or a tirst-class road horse.
For descriptive circular. apply 20
PAINTERS NATIONAL BANK. Dam
vile Va. ia l5l7l9.&0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
WANTED.

OF COAL TO KNOW
G Sn%t Fuel the CloverHill Coal as low
S G 81 80 per ton. will also sell 90 bushels
q loads Coke for y; All o'ner Ai''u' -
ruei a. SAMUEL II. COTTRELL,
$40 east Broad street,
a. ,ctf and Harrison and Broad SITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

WE HAVE AT ElGHThENSIL Nh. a. 49,
mock streets a boat-load OF very L Inc
CGHpIEHRRYSTONE OYSTERS. which we
will sell by the bushel or barrel Come
cary ''''N Captain SCUlb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
VIEWS FURNISHINGS.

Mems French Flannellette Nlsht-9n'' %
odd lot ~ Mems Natural Gray Meri ilo
shirts and Drawers. best 6sc, kind, =, S e'.s
oon LOT ~ Mems White Wool Drawers
Isoiied). best sec. kind; SOC par; End
One lot of Mems All-Silk fl0Wl, ns 75c
Four-in- Hand Ties, were o. anu w.
On Te0i lot Of Mems Light and Dark COZ, COL,
or oTed SILK Teck Four-in-Hands "a anu
Rows that were % and soc: each, l lg,:.
CbjISren's Pretty All-Silk Windsor les ser
that were p, 20, and SSc. each' III
16 2-3c.
THE SOC. ones now Bic. 60. o.o mo
Mems Colored Seamless Socks were iVc''
Mems oxford Cray Mixed Socks, seam
less heel, pairs for 25c. 49,, r-,orre
Mems Heavy-Weight T ,iI1 FOR &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15
BY N. w. Bowe. Auctioneer.


In part execution OF a certain deed OF
trust dated March .. 1884, TO the under
signed trustees. and duly recorded in IN,
Clerks Office of the Chancery Court p.
the city Of Richmond, in DeeG-booh l.s
3D. page iS5, We Will, at the reQte't n
some Of the beneficiaries. there hlli.s
been default In the payment or pot.3n
of the debt secured, sell by puDhc AUG.
ton, on thspremises. respectively az ne
times and in the order named below w
PROPERTY above referred 70, ar "
lOws-tO wit:
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, $780,
beginning at 4 o'clock p. NJ, We VIII oaef.
separately. the THREE DWELLING
above referred 10. These houses are Cy,I-
parauvely new, are attractive ~ al
lecture and arrangement. are wen hi.e-'
ed. and are supplied with all modern ...i.
veniences; and In location. being VIM
a stones throw OF Monroe PARK, are -
well situated as could be desired. go.
The lois upon which they stanl wy
about "A feet each. and run back lit i-,'
8 inches 20 an alley In the rear 81.
These residences are well deseffiNs ".
attention OF persons desiring homes ~
moderate prices while I'm location ,at
city. and appointments they are alu,
equal to anything on this favored sle'"
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %. i@1.
beginning at 4 o'clock p NJ. we VII .., e,l,r,
separately, those tDJk Al - t-rfa
LOTS. fronting 30 feet each. ~ W..
of $50 feet 10 a 20-foOt alley, SITUATED ~,
the south side OF Monument avenue \.
west Franklin street. a short o.,.' La
east OF Lee Circle These are amohs
most desirable lots IN this delighill.
| ton and present opportunities =. ~.
/ curing choice home sites. or ha. 49,
| snoculation I'm the near future. ECO
| auctioneer for particulars .,ss.
TERMS: one fourth or more ~ .igS.
and The residue at six. twelve ana ~
| teen months for notes, with inter, ~,
ed. and secured by trust deeds. WI s'rrst
! TO purchasers 10 anticipate tne
! o,ments JOHN 4. COKE, $3.50.
pay '"0" WILLIAM II. LICK,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-15

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs 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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,,ousrs. MULES. COWS. &c.

,.op sAIr TWO NEARLY % ot
.or',9shrfd Bay Mares. 4 and > ye556e,ori
ropsig Tor iadv TO drive or Tor 40
huppv. Warranted sound ana $50 ~ Nan
1pess or call on c. EUkEk' iO. ~, 'is-.ocsi
street. city. ---------
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KNIT UNDERWEAR
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contain more than 20 full lots. Some regu'
lar stock 10 be closed.