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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-01
BY Boswell & Hartman,
Real Estate Aucti0neers.
II RUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE
OF A
NEAT DETACHED FRAME HOUSE ON
TIE NORTH LINE OF STATE ST.
ERN LIMITS OF THE CITY
Of RICHMOND. NO. l222
CT ArrT, STREET.

Bv virtue of certain deed OF trust TO
Emanuel Ullman, }. L. BosWeii,o 81, ail1
j. l. TaliaferrO, trustees OF Inc hichihuIu
Buildlng. Loan. Abstract and iltle Asso-
citation of Richmond, Va, or their sue
cessOrs I'm Office. dated September -, 1871,
and recorded in Deed-BOoh l4e a page
40t In the clerks Office OF ilenrico county
court, default having been made in The
payment OF part of the debt thfrein Sc
cured. and being required so 20 do by the
note-holder we will sell, by auction, upon
the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1897
Al : O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY con-
veve8 nv said deed-to-wit: All that GER
tain LOT or PARCEL of LAND lying and
being In the county OF heItleo, Nd, ,,r az
Cd as follows. viz: Commencing Al point
on the north lire OF said state street
lss l-s feet west OF the west line or Ma
lone street. thence running along the
direction and fronting thereon 70 feet,
and thence at right angles ana between
parallel lines in "a northerly direction 10
feet.
TERMS: Cash as to so much OF the pro-
ceeds as may be necessary 10 defray the
EXPENSES of executing TINS trust. 10 pay
any taxes due upon SAID properly. III.
Guiding a proportionate share OF the taxes
for 1877 and TO pay the unpaid portion or
the debt secured by said deed amountlng
as OF the day OF sale 10 $2S9.S5, ana the
residue or the purchase hOhey' a ols, ~
be payable at such time and secureq N
such manner as Thomas Oliver ana Lot
lie oliver. their executors. administrators
or assigns shall prescribe and direct at
time OF sale or in case OF their failure TO
give such directions as said trustees or
either OF them shall then prescribe.
J. ]. BOSWELL, JR.,
EDWARD WHlTLOCk,
~. c. ARMlTAGE.
Trustees.
Boswell & harman, Auctioneers
se3O. ocl .2.3.J
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Financial.
To Investors:
A Seven Per Cent. Interest
Bearing Investment.

The Board Of Directors Of the Security
Building and Loan Association, with the
view OF supplying the demand for loans
which they are enabled TO make on plan
very profitable 20 the Association, have
determined to increase their Capital Stock
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS. The public Will be enabled during
the next thirty days 10 subscribe 10 this
stock and subscriptions will be received
IN denominations from $500 up, bearing
interest al the rate OF seven per cent. per
annun. This IS an investment fully equal
in safety 10 REAL ESTATE, as loans Cf
the Association are made strictly on Real
I tate Securities.
Once No. g0s east Main street.
ISAAC =. DAVENPORT.
President.
JOHN H. MONTAGUE,
Nice-President.
WILLIAM 4. LOVING.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Mp1Njrp'c Boarding 0rhnOI
MIuullO D and Day DIlUOl
Monroe Park. Richmond, Va
SSd SesSiOn-Stpt. 10th 10 June 10th

UNIVERSITY ard COLLEGE RECORD
SELECTED from Report Of Last len
Years" sho wing HONOKS WON IN nj
teen higher Institutions (See Catalogue
p. 30). --....... ,,,. %, .
UNIVERSITY Or VIRGINIA-lS9O-'9l !:
Degrees. II Diplomas. 1886. Degrees,
q Diplomas q Of the NJ. As OF the
year. -
V. NJ. I-lSsS-'So. ( Graduation Degrees,
! r. S fieuts. / Scrgt. and Sergt. MAYOR ,
1859, "a Jackson Hope Medal, win "a
d. G.. and b. 5, Of the Captains /
Lieut.. ,n.
ANNAPOLIS 1896: 1st at entrance, 9th
stand IN IS ...,,,,.,.
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS and TNIVEk-
SITES representatives, GRADUATES 8
+. Z. degrees Hehieh and Cornelp.
For Course Of STUDY. Yearly Advance
ment Terms etc. apply 10 MbkH1 NJ
INQUIRE. Attorney. 80 Chamber or com
merce, or to JOHN p. NJ GUIRE' Prlnci-
ual.
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ID ICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
IL No. EA5T GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.

JOHN IT. POWELL. Principal -, oo,,
Mrs. r. G.. PEYTON and W. h. ii. kOB-
ERTSON, Associate Principals.
The twenty-ffth session Of inc ,5,..J Q
fr1, ma nav school viii begin THU RS
DAY. September %. 1884, and close June
The course OF instruction is thorough
and comprehensive. The professors OF
Music. Languages and Arr are SURPASSED
~, mono and special teachers and atten-
ion provided for the Primary Depart
For full information apply TO the Prln-
clpal. Jiyli-A''N 0"'-' o''
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BY Chewing e Rose
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. G north Tenth street.
rVDRUsTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK DWELLING, ...,-.,,,r
No. 707 NORTH THlRTlETH slNEH -
Bv CHEWING & Rose,

No. 707 NORTH THIN iii'h
BY virtue of certain deed Of ., trqst dd 10
the undersigned. trustees; oa't9 -fe oYor ~
office Of Richmond Chancery Court. IN
D. b. 1876 b. page 141. default having PEN
roade In the payments Of the DEBT therein
,'op,rod and being required so 10 DO oy
The henoficiary. we will sell, by auction
upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF oC-
TOBER, 1897.
al , o'clock F. NJ. that LOT OF LAND
viii the BRICK DWELLING thereon,
numbered as above fronting about % feet
ON the east side 81 Thirueth street. ne
tween M and ~ streets. and extend
ing back 100 feet. more or less.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the expenses Of sale
and a balance due on bond Of S6sI0l; the
residue, If any, at twelve months, with
interest added, and secured by decd Of
trust upon the properly. -..........,.-.
4. J. CHEWING,
+. SITTERDING.
Get Trustees.
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YORK RIVER LINE Via 1yEsT POINT.
THE fAVORirE, ROUTE NORTH

yORR RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
0frHi5g FAVORpTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 p 81. No. TO-, balumore hmllee.
Point there making close connection
on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
dsvs with steamer Tor Baltimore:
also. Wits stage az lester Manor Tor
xV.lkerf0n ana THppnhauuOrk 0u
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
2so 5. S4 ~ . sSd F,,aay. Hf ar 9wsst
po,nf and Intermediate stations.
connects with stage al Lester Manor
for WlIkorf0u and N1pD1nIuu0ck.
also at West Point with steamer f0r
Baltme5e. Stops a. AZ , oc.,
Virzinia-street station for West
peirV End intermediate stations. c0n-
,,otfrr with stage 100 Lester Manor
- vuaIFor. ON and uunllfnncf.
par>-e APPTVE At RICHMOND.
49, NJ Daily except Monday
40 4 N. Mondays. Wednesdays ana
80 N Danv excent Sunday from
$50 West Point and intermediate sta
n,os-,er~ cave West Point ~ 500 p. N;
sfo-4gvr Wednesday,. anr Irld1y1i ana
asi,5r,ore IN 500 p VI. Tuesdays. Thurs
dsvs and saturdays ,,,--,-,-
ticket Office az sta'lor 'ooi OF Flikihioe
stree, f, ,yo"s 40 igF90Pp " 70 "a H. city
ticket ofice oO3 east Main street.
q n raf4c Manager Cen Pass Agent.
v 81 GREEN General superintendent
washi1gfon. n. ..
r W WwrT7TTPY Tr9w Pass Agsrt.
w soef Main street H'-rmond. Va
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AUCTION SALES--This Dav.
,~-~~~.~~~~.-~>-~~-~~4~ r~-~-~>-o~NN-~O-Ncv0r
by William Pizzinl,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street
n, RUsTEcs' SALE
or A
DESIRABLE FARM or THIRTY-EIGHT
ACRES or LAND, WITH THREE
ROOM HOUSE. AND SIABkE,
ETC. on BROAD STR. ROAD
ABOUT SIX MILES FROM
THE CITY LIMITS.

BY virtue OF two certain deeds OF trust
% Inc undersigned trustees, one bearing
date on March ]. 1882. and recorded IN
HonricO county court clerks ONCE, ~
Deed Book 13S A, pages 403 and 400, ana
the other bearing date on December J.
1894 and recorded I'm the clerks Office or
the aforesaid court IN Deed Book l4t a.,
page f07. default having been made in the
payment Of the debt therein secured. ana
being required so 10 do by The holder OF
tho notes. ! will sell at public auction, on
the promises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1891.
at 4 O'Clock F. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed in the aforesaid deeds Of trust as
follows: All that certain TRACT Of LAMB
lying and being IN the county Of Henricos
Va about six miles above the city or
Richmond, Va. bounded on the north by
ScatOns land on the east by Deep Run
Turnpike. on the south by Il. W. Green's
land, on the west by William Shoemakers
land. containing thirty-eieht acres. more
or less
TERMS: Cash as TO the cost Of eXecut-
ing this trust. and 20 pay any taxes,
which may be due on the date Of sale, also
to nav six notes Of 1872 each, with inter
est from tho 1st day of December, 1894.
Credit as 10 G. notes of 1892 each, ma
turing monthly from September l., 1897,
and all bearing interest from December /,
1894 Balance on such terms as may be
announced at the sale.
JOHN CHAMBLIN,
y. A. BRAUER,
w. y. PlZIlNI
sep2C-ts Trpstees.
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sTEAMBoATS.
RavLine James River Route
for Baltimore.
Close Connection for All Points
North.

Appointed sailing days, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at sP. M. Freight received daily
until { P. Nj. Elegant state-roon1s,
heated BY steam and lighted by
electrisity.
For tickets, state-room reserya'
lions and further information, ap-
ply TO n. NJ. 81 N.N'
General Agent, SO E. Main st.
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- AVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING
= OF s. ULLMAN'S SONS. =.
Pest Graduated sugar - ihs...'.. -
Good Syrup. per gallon ............ 10
Light brown Sugar Jl-Z pounds. -
Country ~dlt fnrs ffrf pound.
l-polnd Baking Powers ....,.....''' %
Quart Bottles Imported PICKLES 80. ~
Corn Bran. cwt ..................';''
Best California Hams. per pound.
Boston Baked Beans. IN tomato
sauce. per can, &c. and ............'
Pure Lard. rer pound -.-- ..-..sss' -
Extra Fine Tea, per pound ......'''
. pounds Washing Soda for...'..'.'' -
City Mills Brovnstun. cwt.......'.' "a
Dairy Salt. ck................''..''' 81
Best Oats. per bushel.................'
Snow Flake Patent Family J lo'' o..
rer barrel. 500. per h1g.......''
Caroline Pice nor nouut ...-...-'' .,
6 hounds Light Sugar for .,...''..'
New Apple Butter. per pound $500 n
Pure Ground Pepper. per pouho''''' N
Large Cans Pure Apples ...,...''i;ii,t,'
New York Creamery BUTTER i' 4,
Floating Toilet Soap. for.......'. o5
Imported Claret Wine. bottle......;'' ~
New York Creamery Butter pouNN''
New Cod Fish. per pound ....'''''' -
New Scotch HerrIngs. per boN 80 * -
= ULBAhN son
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WANTED, ALL TO SAVE MONEY.

WANTED, ALL TO SAVE NONEi'
Best Anthracite oil sizes
Best Lump Stint.
Fire Greek Lump. = --a-zvr--
Clayton Coal. %
Pages Lump SrEnt. o. .,-o
Frick CCke. stove, nut, ana eSe S'@''
and Kanawhe Coke. $50, -
Oak and Pine Wood, long sawed ana
SPLIT. ,... -
trading stamps or cash. -
100 west Broad street. Phone 49i
seio CHAS. II. PAGE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


$3.50 ,-~-~--~ ~ ~
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE MANHATTAN STOCK COMPANY,
g Night Matinees. -.
Commencing THURSDAY, SbPT. will
Matinee To-day ri 80 - .rIsp ,' EA
saturday Matinee. WIFE FOR WIFE.
Night prices. q. 50 and % cents. Matinee
prices. Is cents TO any part Of the house.
Ocl-lt
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 4rH.
POLK MILLER,
Assisted by
OSCAR i. SISSON,
and
ESTER WALLACE,
IN COMEDY AND ..........,.,...
CHARACTER SIX ETCllES,
SONGS. STORIES AND .,...-.
INTERPRETATIONS.
Prices-25. 30 and 80 Cents.
Seats on Sale Saturday. ocl'ir,sat.suSt
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Office Of
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
Richmond, Va, Sept. =, 1891
~ 1VIDEND.
Tie Board Of Directors have this day
declared the regular quarterly dividend OF
TWO PER CENT. on the Preferred Stock
OF this Company. payable on and after
OCTORFR h. 1897. TO an stockholders OF
record of October 10Th. from which date
TO October 18th. inclusive. the transfer
hooks for Preferred Stock will be closed.
S. w. TRANERS, Treasurer.
sep29-5teod
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

MISS MARY THAw WILL REOPEN
vi her CLASSES IN DANCING SAT-
URDAY. October 2d. at Belvidere Hall.
Saturdays from to & !. NJ. and We'd
nesdays from $3.50 to q L. NJ. for young
ladies and children.
a class for gentlemen will be opened
TUESDAY NIGHT. October 10Th. at Bel
videre Hall. Professor Trimmer, music;
For any Information apply at NO. Is
south Third street. se-o-"
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RAILROADS

af Chesapeake and
s.,.;ve ~ OAiO Railway
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 26 1901
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION
$50 a. NJ. Daily. with parior car ior
principal stations, NtHpoit
Ncws. Old Point. Norioik qua
Portsmouth, Connects daily
vitl Ola Dominion steam hips
for New York.
$40 II. ~ Daily. with Pullman ipf
local stations. Newport Vows
Ola Point, Norfolk and Pos's-
mouth
1000 a. ~ Local uain except SUM
day for West CLIFTON
Forge. Connects 90 Co.'S
louisville for orange. Culpepei'
taINorton. Manassas. AleA"f.
drl1 and Washington W
Union station. Chariot 'sFilic,
tcr Lyuchburg. at Basic Tor
2:i5 z. ". Daily with Pullman 20 Gin
cinnati, Louisville and =.
Louis. Connects az Covngton
daily for Virginia hot springs.
stops only at important
stations Meals served Oh DIM
ing Cars. No. q Local IRAN,
except sunday. follows above
train from GordonsNiAe 10
500 p. VI Accommodauon. oxcert sum
day. for Charlottesville.
lO.oO 2. ". Daily for CiacinnafL win
Pullman 20 Hnton.W Va, ana
GofIonevIiio 90 IiuciuuAti
and Louisville. Meals serFed
oinlns car 'onn..t' ~
Staunt0n except sunday ior
Winchester. Va. aud at Cow
ington, va, daily for Virginia
TRAINS Leave FlGHTH STREET
STATION.
il:30 A. II. Daily tor Lynchhurg and
clifton Forge. connects AZ
Hremo. except sunday Tor
Arf0n.H. except Sunday ~
Balcony FOR Lexington. and AZ
W. Cnrton Forge with $50. l
for Cincinnati
100 =. NJ. Except sunday. Local accom-
mediation for Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 A. 81 Daily from Cincinnati.
'l.l' H. NJ -l.F from Norfolk ana old
$50 P. NJ D5iT from Cincinnati ana
Louisville.
$50 2. NJ p.ly. from Norfolk and Ola
7:i5 p n Except Sunday nom West
clifton I0r-n
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 A. u. Except sunday fom co'um-
hl
ego z. ". Daily from clifton FORGE ana
Lynchhlrs. and. except SUM
o''. from Lexington ana Ar-
yola.
JOHN p POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
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w ANTED. a situation as manager OF
w a farm. or lease Of a good farm,
with good improvements for I'VE or SIX
years Have rad long experience as iniiA-
Good references given as 10 character
and business qualifications. Address b.
II. BRAGG. Bremo BiJf, va.
sep22-i0t
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~ nominlon nnndlng and Loan

Old Dominion Building and Loan
Association.
Richmond. Va, Sent. ~. 1897.
TIME SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND On
/ our PERPETUAL STOCK viii be
due and pavable at the Office ~ the assO-
clation on and after October l. ISL.
r.. A. BARBER.
oc1-3t Secretary and Treasurer
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IGHT CLASSES.

~ .,.,, ~,
THOMAS +. MARSHALL WILL RE,
SUME on OCTOBER ]. 1871, courses OF
instruction (elsn entary ana adNahceI loi
in the English Language and Literature.
REGULATIONS ron to 10 p. NJ. Apply for
terms. etc, al C07 east Main street.
Ocl-lts
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~ OMAN's COLLEGE D

w -'- or RICHMOND, VA.
ESTABLISHED lMN,
located in the beautiful and historic cry
OF Inc South. offers unsurpassed advan-
tages I'm Literature, Science MUSIC MI,
ana Flocufion. Twenty-four officers and
teachers. trained i'm best colleges and uni-
Versities OF this country and Europe; 200
Students last session. Health record re-
markable-neycr death IN the school
Boarding department limited. lttma i-a-
sonabIe Send for catalogue
JAMES NELSON. a. NJ. ID. D.
eop9i-fr.sufr President
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
by Charles a. Rose,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
No II north Tenth street
TRUsTEEs AUCTION SALE
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
DENCE
SITUATE IN CHESTNUT HILL
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER or
FOURTH AVENUE AND
ALTHEA STREET
BEING DIRECTLY IN THE CNf line
AND WITHIN
TWENTY MINUTES WALK or THE
RICHMOND POSTOFFlCE.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust,
dated April /. 1895. to the undersisnsa'
trustee. and duly recorded In the CLERK
office OF the Richmond Chancery Court, IN
-. b. AS b. page 2Sj, and default having
been made in payment Of n part OF the
debt therein secured. and being required
so to do by the beneficiary under sara
deed. shall proceed to sell, By pubic
auction on the premises. on 100
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Z, 1897,
at $50 O'Clock =. NJ. sharp, the above
mentioned REAL ESTATE. fully De-
scrlbed I'm said deed. The lot fronts ~
feet by 40 feet deep. between parallel
lines. TO a 2O-foot alley in the rear. beng
lots Nos IL. ls 10. and 20 In Square No;
Is, each lot being 80 feet by 40 feet and
is part Of the plan Of 'MoLMS,r., S1 NJ,
FORT" and now known as CHESTNUT
Hill. The house is newly built. being
large and commodiOus. with ten rooms. a
large conservatory, and every modern
convenience. such as bath, hot ana coiu
water range. and the entire mouse
throughout heated by the BOLTON nor
WATER HEATER. with good dry cell
lar. Also. large Windmill. with private
water fixtures and sewerage. Handsome
shade trees and small fruit.
TERMS. Cash as 10 costs and expenses
OF executing this trust all past-lue city
and State taxes. with note Of SLOW
dated April I, 1875. with interest THEREON
from October l. 1897. until day OF sale;
balance in equal instruments Of one and
two years from day Of sale. for notes,
with interest added, and secured by deed
of trust on said property. More liberal
terms may be offered and announces AT
sale. ChAS. a. hOSh'
Trustee.
cboe A Rose Auctioncer Ocl-6t
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALES.
II OR SALE.

L. OR SALE.
The property at the southern cor
nor of Broad and Twelfth streets, win
tho DWELLING AND OUTliOUSES. the
lot fronts - feet on Twelfth street, ana
runs back 1856 feet on Broao street. one
REv. +. CRUMP,
se29.3s g. tlel6 east Main sueet,
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SCHEDULE lN EFFECi MAY 26. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA
2.V9 a. a. No. IA, southern express,
deily tor Atlanta. Augusta aud points
bcuth. Sleeper Richmond 10 Dam
Vile. Greensboro, sal aplft, ani
Chulotle. Sleeper open at $50
J.. 81.
ana Charlotte With 'hs Washington
and S04lhWc Sierra limited tNo. 30,
carving Sleeper View lurh t0 Ashe-
willie, HOt Springs Chattanooga aud
NASHVILLE. Now lorh tD Memphis.
New YORK to New orleans. Nrw
York 90 Tampa. ANA ufst-ciaas day
coach between Washington AID
Memphis. Connections are made
f0r all points iu Texas and cailior-
MIA. sleeper open lof OCCUPANCY az
l. % noon, 80. =. sond train Tally FOR
Charlotte, ~. C.. connects at Nose
ley with Farmvii.e and rowhatan
railroad A key 5yliie Tor Siat,ss-
ham. and az greensboro for DuI-
ham. Raleigh. aud nslon-saiemi
At DarVillo win 40. 81 Dnltel
for New Orleans and points South.
which carries glsepor8 New York 10
New Orleanr aud New York 20 Jack
souVllr Through Sleeper Salisbury
10 Nashville Via chattauo0Ba, also
Pullman tourist sleeper every We'd
nesday Wash ingt0n 20 San Fran
cisco without change.
800 Il. NJ. No. II. Local. daily, except
SUNDAY. Tor keysville ana intorme-
TRIMS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
sS5 T. NJ. from Atlanta. Augusta. Ashe-
Vile and Nashville.
$40 A NJ. from k-ysvflie.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos 81 and 81 between Manchester and
NeaDOliq. va.
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g sfeak, $5,OOO,OOO
SHARES, 81 EACH.

plan UNIQUE, with better prospects than
any conpany undertaking the develop
ment OF new gold fields, and
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Special prices on carload lots at any
dcpot In Virginia or North Carolina. n :.
RICHMOND CITY MILLS CO.. GEOkeiE
r. KING. president. se-o-'l
The age-herald., 1897-09-23

to make Alabama the most conspicuous state in the union, next Wednesday. The Nashville American says:
 The ex-Alabama Ladies' club mst yes terday morning att the Tulane hotel par lors. There was full attendance of those interested in the success of Ala bama Day at the Centennial and nearly all arrangements have been completed fos. ntsrtainfng the visitors during their stay in Nashville. The different commit tees made favorable reports of their work and say that there is marked en- thusiasm on the part of sx-Alabama la dies in the city.
 It was decided that the ladies' club should give reception to Gov. John ston and party on the evening of Sept. 2S, the day before Alabama Day, at the Tulane hotel. This reception will be complete in it's elegance, and none but the ladies of the club and the woman's board will be present to welcome the gusts. The gentlemen's Alabama club will arrange programme of speeches and other exercises at the Auditorium for the morning of the 29th, and this will include Gov. Taylor's address, the response by Gov. Johnston, and ad- dreSs=s by prominent Alabamians and eX-Alabamlans present.
 For the afternoon of Sept. 29 the la dies have decld5d upon a literary and musical reception at the woman's build ing. The best talent of Alabama will be down on the programme, and all the Alabamians in the city are expected to meet the visitors on that occasion. The rest of the programme has not yet been decided upon bur will be announced lated sesf
 The Floral Fete, which will be one of the most notable events of the Centen- nial, and which occurs on Kate Kirk man Day, Sept. 30, is expressing the att tention of the fashionable element of Nashville Already 1t is announced how many of the stylish traps will be dec >orated on the occasion. Mrs Van Leer