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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-17

toll shall be given 10 you in a conscien-
tious service.
First of all. lot US thank God for the
promise OF useful labor that lights the
future. lie has given us resources when
we must see are developed and con-
secrated with membership. say ~
four hundred, a comfortable buildins' an
eligible location, and measure OF ma
terial resources, It only remains that we
give thanks for the open door set before
us and seek the blessing OF power upon
Il an that il may be effective.
The past history Of your church IS fuil
OF announcement Men, whose praise IS
in all the churches, have served you In
the ministry, and under their capable
leadership YOU have witnessed for Christ
and possessed much land" The lesson
OF that past you have surely lost and
the inspiration OF that history OF usef al
labor YOU fail 20 catch II You are not
emboldened TO undertake great things for
Pardon word OF counsel As your
pastor-elect delays his coming, II may
be tina. some may delay their return 10
their place in the church. and their re-
sumption OF work. The interests of tho
cause will suffer. disOrsauil1ton md
dispersion OF the working force will fol-
low, and the preliminary work OF gnther-
ing and organizing the forces, which can
as we'll be done now as 40 any time viii
be delayed.
Every society OF the church should %
sumo work and set about increasing its
constituency. Your Westminster League,
Of which have heard so much even be-
fore IL ever occurred 10 me that 1 might
live among you, should, without delay.
take up its work and send up prayers 10
the Lord OF the harvest 10 come and
bless US.
Every one who has a mind to work
or TO help your pastor In his .abors has
on opportunity in doing something 10
build up the Sabbath school At once
send your children. II YOU are parent:
take a class, II you are able. or Join a
class, If that be your wish.
with pain / have heard that your
meetings for prayer arc not attended as
they should be, and "as the manner Of
some is certain Of you have fOisaken
the assembling of yourselves together.
Those who would have the blessing must
pat themselves in the way Of the same
in those places whese lie has recorded
His name. lie will come unto you and
lie will bless YOU PentcCOst, with it's
increase Of courage. Of zeal It's spiritual
| power and aggressive evangelism, came
| in answer TO prayer. The laws Of the
| Kingdom being tho same as formerly,
| and the conditions on which PentccOst
| may be enjoyed in this century as in
the first remaining the same also how
important that we come into God s. house
TO worship and meet with such as be-
lieve in God who heareth prayer.
Therefore, brethren. stand fast and
hold the traditions which you have been
taught. whether by word or our epistie.
Now, our Lord, Jesus Christ Himself.
and God. even our Father. which hath
loved US and hath given us everlasting
consolation and good hope through
grace, comfort your hearts and cgtab-
lish you in every good word and work.
JERE WITHERSPOON.
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Charlotte Conntv.

ROUGH CREEK, VA. Nov. 16.-Spe-
cial-The people have about housed all
OF their crops. and seeding wheat is about
over. Some few parties have been send
ing off little OF their new crop OF To-
baccc and the prices gotten are very
satisfactory.
Miss Mamie Ford. the public school
teacher at this place has been forced TO
ask for an assistant. as she has now for
ty-fve pupils. and some more TO come In
this week. Miss Ford being a very popu-
lar teacher II is hard 70 get a school room
large enough 10 accommodate the pupils
The cattle buyers have struck this
county and from the present outlook we
won't have n calf for beef next year.
Four or five large droves have passed here
in the last ten days going TO the Valley
and West Virginia, and they are selling
fairly well.
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DIX. WHEREABOUTS COUNSEL.
Sc Begs HisN Congregation to Attend
the Meetings of Prayer.

81 Begs His New Congregation TO Attend
the Meetings of Prayer.
The following letter from Rev. DR.. Jere
wuherspoon, who will soon take charge
OF the pastor ate OF Grace-Street Presby-
terrain church. was read before that con-
gregation last Sunday:
No. li2l X Street,
Washington, ID. c.. Nov. 10. 1891.
10 the CONGREGATION and Members Of
the Grace Street Presbyterian Church.
Richmond. Va:
brethren, Following what We know 10
be apostolic example. and yielding TO i'm
Iulsss that stir my heart to-day, i beg
lsaye to address 10 YOU this letter. with
the request tnst 1t DO read In the public
assembly
NTH pleasing anticipation OF residence
among you as a people known far and
wide for Kindness ana hospitality. and
of association with YOU I'm the work and
worship OF our Lord. i am now sOjOurn-
ing I'm this city with the aim of gather
ing strength by much needed lest be-
fore coming to you on The nrst Sabbath
in December This delay may seem 10
involve q loss OF precious opportunity
and positive injury TO the work that
awaits me, but to me, coming from the
strain attaching 10 the close OF a pasto-
tatc. This respite appears both neces-
s,tv and a duty. The benefit OF this rest
shall be yours my brethren and sisters,
ond the energy Of body and spirit ttea-
euIea Va IN these weeks OF suspended
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by sutton d co,


TRUSTEES AUCTION So ~ -, on
i STORE. WITH DIV ELLlNI AhON ~ H..
SITUATED O% TIE lA1I SIM r
THIRTEENTH. BETW EEN MAlN - ~ -
FRANKLIN STREETS, KNOW % 40.
- NORTH THIRTEENTH $ Itl.L 10y
virtue OF two certain deeds az ttust eN
ccuteI 90 the undersigned. trustees. pe"i
ing dates ot July J., loll, and ut JaNual
lD- 1895. recorded in Richmond 'h"hC ,,.ii y
Court Office. respectively. af lNI.'N- .
former in II. r. i43 &, page @D, ani Wy
latter iu H. =. 1913 a. PAGE $50. lt-.,l..
having been made iu the pay intIL "i 2,
norton or The money secured thert'l, hnH
iolnr required so 90 do bv tine bcuenciaIl
therein. We shall proceed 10 soll, at pA'4c
auction. uuOn the premises. 0u
MONDAY. NOVEMBER -. lN'i,
~ AGO O'Clock =. NJ. The ahove-dcfrr n'e
property. Tho improve nts consist or q
THREE-ST STORY BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING.
Tho l0t fronts 81 feet ON The cast side
of Thirteenth street. and runs back bee
tween parallel lnc- 81 feet To-. inches.
TERMS. Cash ar fD expenses o. SAFE
an taxes % d1v of r1ie. and 10 pay Oft
note ~ 81. s00. with interest thereon
from July II. 1907 (which note Us secured
lv The first decd. and note Of 5000 with
interest thereon from July IT, 1897 see
cured hv the second deed of trust. balance
n equal insialmrufe ~ one and t"o
wears. with interest Iiei. md secured De-.
dccd Of trust on ihe property.
a. ~. SUTTON.
Surviving Tru 'oo in First Decd;
j.. r.. SUTTON.
nol7 Trustee in Second Deed.
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N NV s Nori1Iat9Msstar
~ ~ ss1 Aa-s..f- = saw.A

Schsduls N Gsc'

jelly T. l5yi.
LEAVE RICHMOND (DAILY). BYRD
STREET STATION.
500 A NJ, RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK NESTIBULE LIMIT
Ed Arrive Norfolk lbs A.
NJ. Stops only al Petersburg.
Waverly, and Suffolk. Second
class tickets not accepted on
this train
s.o5 A. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS,
for LynCnbulg Roanoke, CO.
lumbus. ana Chicago Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke % Columple'
also for Bristol. knoNNnle'
7:3o p. NJ. For suffo,k. Norfolk. and IN
termediate stations arrives az
Norfolk at 1910 h. NJ.
u.5g I. NJ, For Lyncnburg ANA hodnohe,
Connects at Roanoke Win
Washington and Cnai ,anoo-.
Limited. Pullman Sieepcra
Nlluuke % Memphis and NtW
Orleans. Pullman sleeper ne
tween Richmond and Lynch
burg. and berths ready FOR
occupancy al goo =. NJ. Also.
Pullman Sleeper PETERSBURG
and Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from Lyhcn
burg and the West daily az h.l5 \. "a.
and $50 p. NJ. from Norfolk and me
East at l.05 4. NJ. and NESllEDLED
LIMITED 7.o0 r. NJ
Ohice S3S Main street.
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
". p REVTIL,
General Passenger Agent
General One: Roanoke. ".
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BY the Valentine Auction Co.,
SO east Broad street.

LARGE sale Of Brussss and Moquot Car
ncts. one Furniture: Pictures; Book
case: Desks: Shaving Mirrors. etc. AZ
auction. at 10 \. VI. tomorrow Nov. ~.
az our auction ware-rooms. ~ east Broad
street.
The furniture consists In part Of very
fine walnut. oak and mahogany finish
Buneys: fine walnut and mahoeany BOOK
CAGE: oak and walnut Chamber suits,
oak Extension Table. oak ana walnut
bcdstcads; fine walnut ana OAK uinlnB
l,,,irq. Willow and canc-seat Rockers.
oak Tables: Moquet and Brussels Carpets
from 27 10 10 81 yards to each cagpet
These carpets are good. Two very pretty
Parlor suits: Pictures. and lots OF other
good furniture. sale positive. The ladies'
most respectfully invited 10 attend this
salo J. II. VALENTINE.
Manager and Auctr
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EAfLrD Ds
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.


SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOV. /. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoND-UNloN
''Vo "a ~, Daily. arrives Petersburg 9:3l
a. NJ. Norfolk ll.2a a. -.
STOPS only at Pete sDurs,
o.o5 =, Ma'eriy. and Suffolk. Va.
WV ~ NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg $50
a. NJ; Me.con ilfg \. a.
Charleston 1920 =. NJ, sayan-
nan 100 A. NJ, JacksonViiie
a'og A. NJ, PORT Tampa go
a. Connects al wilson
Nitn 10. AZ. arriving polus-
pore $40 H.. NJ, Wilmington
BIO n NJ Pullman sleeper
Ok, 70 new York TO Jacksonville.
-''S < "a; Ihlly. local, arrives Peters.
o1Is 81 l.. n. Makes al
$50 2. M Daily. arrives Petersburg G.l0
T. M, Makes local stops Il.
700 - =, ana T. railroad
'''o = NJ Daily. arrives Petersburg sos
"a; NJ, connects with y. ana
" Tor Norfolk and INFERNO
connects with A. ana d. for
stations between Emporia and
Law IcnceNtlle). $50 idQu yi-
4. NJ. Fayetteville 1901 y.
NJ. Charleston O.O2 a. Nj, Sa-
vannah sos 4. n, Jackson
yille 100 L VI. Port Tampa
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA. pOlNTs Arriving
Aiken rs a. NJ. Augusta o.l0
a. NJ. Macon u \. M, A.
lanta i2ij L. NJ. Pullman
Sleepers New York 20 VIII
mingt0n. Jacksonville. Port
Tampa, Aiken. Augusta, and
o., . Macon.
s:56 p. NJ. Daily arrives Petersburg
e:A l. NJ. Weldon 3i.2J T.. "a.
Makes local stops between
1850 p. NJ 'bS. a, , anG "e t13arsburs
i2:35 A. NJ Lynchburs 90
a. NJ, Roanoke 30 a. VI,
bristol 10 +. " 'ullm4u
SleeDer NcnmonG 90 Lynch
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1'-V a. ~. Daily. From Jacksonville.
savannah. Charleston. Attain
u. Macon. Augusta. and all
o. - points South.
o'io a Nj. Daily except sunday ATTAIN
n. Athens. and Raleigh. Hen
Ge,son. Lynchburg and the
go 4. NJ DALI Petersburg Local
o'VV a. NJ, Sunday only. From Atlanta.
Athens Raleigh. and hender-
t,.o- =, son. lvnchhurg and the West
ava ~ NJ Daily NorfolH. suifolA' ana
eco p. NJ. iD5 aiiy0 Jacksonville. savan-
nah. Charleston. Wilmington.
Godsboro. and an points
700 P. NJ. DAILY Norfolk SUFFOLK. way
CO erly and petershurg.
800 T. NJ. Daily Petersburg, Lynch
T. NJ EMERSON.
u. X. KENNY Traffic Manager
~ General Manager.
n. NJ. EMERSON
General Passenger Agent
O. s. CAMPBELL.
Division PASSENGER AHeHt
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BY g. l.. & III. /. Denoon'
Real Estate AuctiOneefs.

Trustees ale OF valuable real estate on
Nicholson street. near Highland street.
By virtue Of a certain deed or trust
dated June .. 1887. and OF record In Rich
mond Chancery Court. d. b., LOO b
page 80, default having been made in the
payment OF a certain note therein secured
and being required so TO do. VIII sell by
auction or the premises on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER % 1885, AT D
o clock T.. ~. the lot fronting q feet )
inches on the south line OF Nicholson
street, between Highland and the rail-
road, and running back 81 feet more or
less. also lot fronting 10 feet on the north
side Of Nicholson street, and running back
loo feet
TERMS; Cash.
JAMES W. ANDERSON, Trustee.
:. l.. and III. L. Denoon, Auetloneerss B.
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YORK RIVER LiEs via wEsr POINT.
TIE FAVORlrE ROUTE NORTH

yopK RIVER LfNE via WEST POINT
Iii TsStIa FAVORirE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.
aqo D Al 80. ln. Baltimore AmiLNd,
sou dauv except Sunday for west
Point there maklng close conn,fctlon
days with steamer 10Y baltimore:
also. witn stage at ie- Pr Manor for
xNaIkartOn ana NnuNtl INNuNk Ou
Tuesdays Thur.34ys and saturday,
<'So kWednesdaye. ana gridays. for West
Point and intermediate stations
connects with stage al Lester Manor
for W4lkert0n and Tlppah .nuoct.
also of West Point with steamer fur
batting S,oo0s a., OIL s,3i'onv ,r.s
vtrefnia- street Station Tor West
PAM ana intermediate stations. con.
,cctine with stage ~ Lester MIUNr
TRaRrrNs kRRIVE At RICHMOND.
OIL 4 NJ Daily
r0.O 4. ~. Weino days ana iIi''
soop H. Daily except sunday from
West Foins and intermediate sta
s,.a,sr- cave West Point ~ 500 p. n.
psitjmoro ~ 500 p " Tuesdays Thurs
T1ckst ofico AZ tor ,ooi or virginia
street Gnen. from so a VI t9,'W2,
NJ. anS a IRON o' s' east Max 70 street u ~"
J. y Traasc Manager. Gen. Pass Agent
W N GREEN General superintendent
Washington. n. e
r w WTSTDTTpV Trav p1es Agenk
w go ,'7i0 efroof R'-tuorf Va.
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BY II. 4. McCurdy
Real Estate iuctioheei'


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE o., OF =, Two = !. .
l. FRAME DWELLlNGSS, S StEI t ~ y II
on THE EASTERN LIN >l IT ~ ~ ~ - !,
TENTH STREET. JUST Nohli W
MARSHALL STREET. NOS. 90 AM
f07.-In execution OF the PROVISIONS on a
certain trust-deed 10 the unaersishtd J.
dated 2sth OF October, ls9J. ana GUY T.
corded. we viii ofler for SAFE upon 'he
WEDNEsDAY. THE nth DAY OF NO
VENEER. ls5'.
AZ 4.3O o'clock j. NJ, the apVF 1,Vil,
REAL ESTATE. No. 4pJ Us IWO-
STORY FRAME DWELLING or about
four rooms. Lot 2ONlW leer III me
event that said real estate snoula iali 70
pay the debt IN fun. then W VIE 1ler
immediately thereafter no. 80. Mnl. y l'
n ONE-STCRY FRAME DIV ELl-iNG,
with lot 2JxlOO feet. and winch adloins
the property of the Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad. --.,
TERMS: Cash rs 10 suilcichcy 10 pay
the expenses OF executing THIS trust. all
taxes now due and payable, including a
proper proportion of the taxes Tor the
present year. and 20 pay OFT note Tor
$500 due November /. 1897. with all costs
interest and charges thefeoh' RESIDUE lh
equal instruments at one ana l"O year.;
for negotiable notes. interest auutu. dhu
secured by a trust-decd on SAID property,
or an cash, at the option Or ne pure naser
JOHN G.. MCKINLEY.
i. II. MCKINLEY.
norf Trustees
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Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

sCHEDJLl. ~ Lt 49, .AL -.4L l0, 1895.
ga a NJ suuuay only, Tor Washington
and points NUrth. stops at
Elba. Glen Allen. Ashland.
boswell, Ruther Glen, PeuOla.
Milford, Guinea, trgderllhs-
burg Brooke, and whitewater.
$50 A. ~ WashlngI0n and points Norih.
Stops at Elba, Ashland. Toy
iorsvlle, boswell, Rutner
Glen Pen0la. Milford, Woods
lane, Guinea. summit FRED
eriCksbure, Brooke, and Wide
water. Pullman Car.
,o.oa ~ Daily, except sunday, Tor
~" Ia Washington and points North.
stops az ElDa, Glen Allen.
Ashland, boswell. Milford.
Fredericksburg. Brooke and
NNilIstalcr ParlOr-tar, also.
connects with Congressional
limited AZ Washington.
75 p NJ 6 sats N lSi stogss t al E nnd
Ashland, boswell. Mllfora
fredericksburg Brooke. and
Whitewater, and other stations
sundays. Sleeper Richmond to
.,,,1,r N RSYRD STREET STATION.
AhNt DAILY Stevs a. Whitewater.
$40 A il Rrooke, Frederleksburg Nil
lord. boswell. Ashland. and
TIba- and other stations Sun
days Sleeper New York TO
N I55a llyn'V @Xrept Sunday stops
z:to T. u al Whitewater brooke Fred
Sricksburs, summit Guinea.
WoOdslaue. Milford Penola.
Ruther Glen. boswell. Iaylors-
vile, Ashland. Glen Allen and
F,lba Parlor-Car from Wash
u Dally. stops only az Fred
IlO r. ~ erlcksturg. boswell and Ash
land Pullman-C1rs from Kew
YORK and Washingf Oh.
M Daily. stops AZ Whitewater.
$50 r. ia RrJoke. Fredericksburg. sum
nit. Guinea, WOOdsldne, Mil
ford. PenOla Ruther Glen,
DOsW ell. Ashland, Glen Allen.
boswell Ashland Tayl0r-NIIa.
Glen Allen and Eiba SlecDug
car.
FNhD fDaily Except sunday
,.oo u n Leaves Byrd street Station.
s,o n Arrives Byrd Street station.
s'S' ~ ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daily Exccpt Sunday)
r.,o NJ Leaves Flha.
s.9o p NJ. Leaves Elha.
ga A NJ. Arrives Elba.
e.w p N. Arrives Flba.
-" q A TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
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Southern
Railway

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE olT % lsl.
TRAINS LEAVE klChMJND, VA.
7.vy 4 n, No. AZ. SOutncln E1pfeha,
daily tOr Atlanta. Augusta and points
South. sleeper klcnm,rd TO Dan
Vile, Greensboro. salisbury. and
Charlotte. Sleeper open az O.a0
h. NJ
ana Charlotte N'tl -ls Washing tnl
and SouthH estoru Limited $50. SOD.
carrying sltcrei~ New fork tO Asue-
vile, hut spinsa, Chattanooga ahl
NASHVILLE. AeW lurh tn Memphis.
New AuIk tO AsR Orleans. New
York Co Tampa. al ulrt-lIass unr
coach bet", .,..,.. Maa.inston ana
f0r an points lu Texas aud 'allor-
Mia. Sleeper open l9r OCCUPANCY at
nSV noon, No. j. soud uain aany for
Charlotte. ~ c.. connects at Mche-
ley with Farm vile and fowhaiah
railroad. Al hey.ylle Tor 1iai go
nam and az tiisensbor0 fCr Due
ham raleigh. and Miuaf ou-Sllt lu
az Danyllle with 40. - United
States fas. meil SOTO ., ,taln' s eAiy
which carriss slsepors New York 20
Nav Orleanr rud New York 10 Jack
FonN.Iir Through Sleeper salisbury
a. Nashville Ma Chattanooga also
Pullman tourist sleeper every M'd-
T.esday wash ington 20 San Fran
cisco without change.
AGO p. NJ No II. local. daily, except
Sunday. Tor keyapille ana 'ntcrmo-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
as p p. n. from Atlanta. Augusta. Aahe-
Vile and Nashville
SO A NJ. From k-ysytiie.
Nos. 81 and o. between Manchester and
Nesp0lis. Va
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INSURANCE LAW \ SPECIALITY.

Refers 20 Messrs. l.. r. Warren. Dayen.
port a Co. John w. Gordon. J. x. Moore
& Co. u. y Walker q CO., George D..
peasants. peasants & Crenshaw. How
ard sWineford, and Julius Straus 4 Sons,
Richmond Va: \. b. Andrews. W. r..
Chapin and II. G. Stockdell. Atlanta. Ga.
NJ levin heWes. Baltimore. Md. H. En-
orv Warheld. Philadelphia. Henry vs.
Eaton. and L. p. Bayard. New York city.
and John G. Paige, Boston, Mass. Man
ayers and General Agents OF Insurance
companies, for whom l have conducted
cases nO2-lmd
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANt.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk
Va, DAILY. at IS l.. III
~ FOR New York direct. Pas
nN sengers leave Richmon6
lSsN\ Via G.. and .. railway $50
~<sa A. NJ, or r. and l.. rail-
road N. and W. rOuteJ. o
4. NJ. TO connect with
steamer at Norfolk
DIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
Tor New York. via James river. every
Monday passengers and freight, and
Tridav frelght and Storage passen-
Itre only) at 3 z. NJ. Additional steamer
7freilht5. leaves Richmond for Norfolk
NV Wednesday . y. NJ, connecting
v,ith main line steamer for New York.
"FSPON NEW YORK, passengers can
tedve DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY, for
Picbmond via Old Point or Norfolk
i'DiiRECT STEAMERS via James river
-o,,te leave every Saturday passengers
~ freichU and Monday freight only.
sailing from companys pier 90 North
river p. NJ. Saturdays. 4 +. NJ
For fnU information apply 10
JOHN T. MAYER. Agent.
1912 east Main street.
Richmond Va.
" I. Guilaudeu. Vice-Presdent and
Traffic Manager. New YORK.
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RavLine James River Route
for Baltimore.

Close Connection TOR All FoInts
o North.
Appointed sailing days, every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
atsP. N. Freight received daily
until P. Nj. Elegant state-rooms,
heated by steam and lighted by
elcctrisity.
For tickets, state-room reserya'
lions and further information, APP
ply to n. N. bOrNlN'
General Agent, $50 {. Main St.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND, N MY WAGON. on THE
i 10th of November. ONE COAT AND
VEST. owner can get same by paying
for this advertisement Apply 10 RICH
ARD JONES, O23 east Franklin street
nOi7-tt'
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kiffifOsDs

e@0 ~ Chesapeake and
s1 49,, 49, Ollo RallHiI,
Etsr,,fgvE OCTOBER -. lsy..
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 a. IL. Daily. with parior css Sos
.r.Uc.pal stations Nt"yOsl
News. Old Point, oii'iA ~ne
portsmouth,. Connects QaiI
with Old Dominion at-ainahlDs
fOI New YORK. .,.,. 10.
$40 l.. n. D4IIv. with pullman Ior
local stations. Ne"polt vs.
Ola Point. Norfolk ana Fo''s-
1000 a. NJ. Loeal train. except c,ss5g,61s
day. for West Ni,t.o-
Forge Connects az ' D-
louisville for orange Ns'f,,f'r..
Caivcrton. Manassas,
dra and WasninfioN .ii'
Union station, Charlot-.,.' az
for LynchDurs, az h''''~
ii5 T. ". Daily. with Pullman 20, en-
e'nnau Louisville caannp,ngton
Louis. Connects az CoyinIs'ss1.r'
daily for Virginia hot ap,tr,i,rt
stations Meals served on Din-
ing Cars. No. Z, LOAF ta,..,
except Sunday follows 49, -
ttain from GordonsFlNo
5.ao p VI Hco5omodst.on. except SUM
1850 p. NJ D HsYH 'o for "' c-.n.inna,i. with
Pullman 20 Hinton. ~ Va, an
GordOnsviile 60 tinclhntI
and Louisville. Meals server
on dining ear. tnnnfD,' ~
stanton except sunday t tor
Wnchcstei Va. and a. Coy,
iaston. va. daily Tor virginia
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We're the happy medium be-
tween the high-priced tailor and
the poor tailor-spell economy in
either case.
Overcoats in variety greater
than both; in quality as good as
the best; in price as low as the
cheapest.
Suits same way,
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II ONFEDERATE MUSEU.M-l,N, TIE
L Davis Mansion. corner IWcuth ana
Clov Is omen to visitors daily from 10 ~.
Nj. 10 5 =. NJ Amission, Z3c., except on
Saturdays when IL is free 10 the PUBLIC
Annual membership ticket 81, which ad-
mlts the holder at all times; lie memner-
ship tickets, $40. nol5-t
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Even though we advertise the
best in boys clothing and not the
lowest priced, here are boys short
trousers at $50; suits at SI.95.
Also hats and furnishings.
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Ey Clewu.ug e. Rose,
Real Estate Auct.Oneers.
RUSIEE ; AUCTION SALE
or
SIX BUILDING LOTS IL BARTON
HEIGHTS.

BY virtue OF n deed az trust from James
IT, Barton and wife dated 23d October
1891 20 George l.. Christian. trustee. of
record In the clerks Office Hcniico coun-
~ court Deadlock. 49, b, page ~, de
fault having been made ln me payment
of portion Of the debt thereby secured
and being required so % DO by me bene-
ncaries, / will sell. by auction upon the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE % iH DAY OF NO
VENEER. 1901
at : o'clock T. NJ. LOTS nos. o. .. ., 10
II. and y in Block 40. in the plan OF BAR
ton Heights. There is a desire on the part
OF those who have money 20 invest t0
place IL where it will grow. II you would
learn the secret. attend ms sale' X WI,
then be impaired free OF charge VIII
you Gomez
TERMS: Cash. sufficient 10 detray OK
penses. an unpaid taxes and 2 nots %. -,
with interest from I'D october, ISL Ut.
paid. the residue as may be named al
time OF sale ....
CHARLES EMMENHAUsER.
noi2-td Substitute Trustee.
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Turing THE PLEASANT AUTUMN
II weather. and so long as the roads
remain I'm good condition. FOREST
LODGE will be open for the entertain
ment OF guests. Small driving or cycling
parties can be- provided for AZ any time.
but large parties should notify by Phone
"A few hours before their arrival Bell
Phone 1880 b, Glen Allen Va. no7-tf
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TAN NnTICES.

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Treasurer once. Nov. I, 1891.
State taxes for 1897 are now due, and
should lo paid ON or before November
o5th. after which date per cent will Doe
added 20 am unpaid bills All persons
having trustees will please name them
when applying to- pay their bills. Fidu-
Charles VIII please settle Tor the taxes
charged against them.
CHARLES Fl. PHILLIPS.
Treasurer city OF Richmond.