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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08
DENNY & BRO,
BAER'S
BARGAIN
BAZAS !!
No. Is West Main Street.

Business Bringing Bargains.
There is nothing cheap if you don't want
1t. OF II you don't NEED 1t, no matter how
lo.s the figure placed on it, Nav be that is
the method we follow in our buying, be-
cause we think IN common sense way of
reasoning and that is also why we strain
every effort to fill our bargain lists with
goods which we think you are likely to want
Special Blanket Sale.
Fine white twilled feeced blankets, 1914
size at 75c.
Extra heavy white fieeced blankets, 70 4
size, at 81 90.
Half wool white blankets with deep col.
ored borders, 11-4 size. were IS; special to
S19S.
Silver grey robe blanket. very soft and
beavey full la size, sold for So so, cut to
S2.75.
All wool California blankets in white.
grey and red, Ia size; special price, S..
Comforts at Bargain Prices.
Sateen comforts, both sides covered with
fancy figure sateen and filled with white
cotton at 81
Sateen comforts, both sides covered with
fine sateen. best white filling, special s.. so.
Bargains in Underwear.
Misses ribbed vests and pants The vests
are made 81 me as ladies, are equal to any
5O Cent goods. Clearing price 19c
Ch1sureu'S Knit pants. good weight all
sizars, worth 2oc. Clearing price I21Se.
Ladies ribbed vests and pants to match
heavy teeeed back. six tape at neck, equal
to any 39c vest in the city, at 25c
Ladies heeced back ribbed vests at 15e.
Ready Hemnied Sheets.
Carefully stitched, broad hens, superior
muslin.
2f by 81 yards for 4Sc.
2a'by g yards for soc.
by q yards Tor 39c
" oy 10 inches, bolster for 25c.
40 by 80 inches, pillow cases, for lie.
Ladies Stylish Goats.
Ladies fine black Kersey Jackets, newest
cut, half satin lined, S.
Ladies' finest imported black Kersey Box
Coats, all .a'in lined, dart sleeves, regular
SO values. S. SO.
Silk Seal Plush Capes, 20 inches, 50.
Finest imported black KArsey Capes, e.
inches long, inlaid velvet collar, fan Back,
So so.
Tailor Made Suits.
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits in black and
colors. made with fly front, Jackets lined
all through. skirt double stitched seams,
best Innings. $3.50 value. Sc so.
Ladies Venetian Cloth Suits in brown, ca
Diet blue and green. jacket lined all through
with fancy taffetta silk, skirt has double
stitched seams and fan back, $3.50.
S. Crepon Skirts for 1898.
We only have few of them, black Gre.
pom skirts, handsomely tailored and strictly
all wool, S. value, for $685.
Fancy black figured skirts. all wool,
strictly tailor made. best Innings, regular
price So, so, at $3.50.
Wrappers.
Percale wrappers, we'll made, full length
and fast cOlors SOC.
Percale wrappers, trimmed tight fitting
back, extra wide skirt. fast cOlOrs 75c
Best grade of fiannelette wrappers, well
made, nicely trimmed. skirt 81 yards wide,
81 % value, special price 81.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08

N COMMISSIONING to the intended dissolution
~ of the firm, all persons indebted to
Davis q Powell, are requested to arrage set.
Element on or before Jan'y LIST, 1899
Very Respectfully,
dec8-4t DAVIS & POWELL,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08
Santa Clans Letter.

Staurton, Va, Season 1898.
Dear Friends-i take pleasure in an
n0uncing that have again made my
headquarters at J. A. Singers, the
Baker and Confectioner, 126 West Main
Street, where | will show the largest and
finest line of Mechanical Toys. Dolls
Drums, Masks, Rattles, Horns, Baby
Carriages, Wagons, Novelties, Christ.
mas Tree Trimmings and Fireworks,
ever brought to this city
Yours as ever,
SANTA CLAUS.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08

Are given the freedom of our new
store. We want you TO make your visits
frequent, look over our stock. which
| will always be Of the latest in produc-
ton, the finest in manufacture, and The
lowest 10 price for goods of high order;
at your ease and pleasure, acquaint
yOlrSelf with til. 'atest fads an fash
ions, which you'll find first displayed
herr.
We want vou to f. ell friendly in
ter~st in us We want you to have a
pride in our furnishing establishme, t.,
which we are going to make an attrs C
ton, a credit and an advantage to cur
city
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08

a $50 IiOME.-Un suburbs of eli y.
very desirable, well built, COM
pafatiyely new, room frame dwelling.
large lot. Excellent investment at this
price. MCJLHANY 81 HILLEARY,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08

BUGGY AND HORSE FOR SALE-A s.
- year old stylish dark bay horse and
new buggy for sale, on and 6 months time,
is preferred. Address
Box 578 or apply to No. 6
North New St., Staunton, Va.
dec SGT
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08
FRANK DIEHL,
JEWELER,
io2 South Augusta Street.

NOTICE i will open and conduct
1N\( 1N(lLs business at No, IL South
Augusta St., one door South Of Jos. L. Barth
\ Co., on and after Dec. 1st, 1898, with seIecG
Groceries, ountry Produce, Tobacco, Cigars
ConfectiOneries etc which 1 will Sell strictly
for cash at bottom prices: and said business
will be conducted by u. A SNITEMAN as my
agent. Respectfully,
c. E SNITEMAN.F:
Staunton, Nov. 26, '9S. dec / Of
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08

| tNSUR ANCE NOTICE.-W. Arthur Will
son, the representative here of the
LOudOun Mutual Insurance Co. of Loudoun
county, Va, Will be in the county clerks
office every Monday, Wednesday and Satur.
day. in December, 1898. dec sat
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08
Ladies' Stylish Goats.

Ladies fine black Kersey Jackets, newest
cut, half satin lined, SIS.
Ladies finest imported black Kersey Box
Goats, all saiin lined. dart sleeves, regular
SO values. S. 90.
Silk Seal Plush CapeS, 20 inches, So.
Finest imported black KArsey Capes, q
inches long, inlaid velvet collar, fan Back,
50 So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Transrers of Real Esiatc.

Richmond: C.. h. Belvin and wife to l..
r. christian. 1-2 interest in 81 feet ON
north side Broad street, between Tenth
and Eleventh. subject 10 Two deeds OF
trust amounting 70 $500 s2,'5o
Louis J. and Walter -. FIGS their
wives. Robt Nee. Figg, Lewis Booker
ana A. A. Kershaw. TO Anna j. flss'
bouse and lot No. GO Beverly street
Jacob O. Goldsmith TO Mary J. Cold
smith interest in house and lot No. 400
east Broad street, 5000.
lydia O'Dohnelis trustee. 20 George
Pope. "A feet on north side Broad street,
50 fees west OF Ninth. S2.25Q
Catherine Peyronnets trustee, to IA. p.
Richardson. q feet on Price street, south
west corner Duval, $500.
H. II. Pollard Jr John Bagby and
their wives TO Linda u. To,er. 80 feet on
west side Jefferson street between Canal
and Byrd $500.
IL : Walerstein and wife 70 =. B..
Taliaferro. % l-6 feet on north side Ash
land street. 81 li-l2 feet east o. Ran
dolph. $50.
Charles X Willis and wife 10 President
and trustees OF Hampden-Sidney College,
o. Ii feet on east side laurel street. 1873
feet south OF China TO supply lost deed
Henrico: G~rman-American Banking &
building Company. 10 Maggie @. Fourqr-
rean. lot A, In block ,. In plan ot Oak
Park G6ey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
The Court OF Jnsticc John.

Richard Washington, coiOred, aItsed 10
have been a suspicious character IN t.at
be had in hts possession barrel o4 scrap
iron. was required 10 give bond for MS
good behavior for ninety days.
Paul Balllw. c0lOTed. was dismissed on
tho charge of maintaining "a disoidtIly
house. because uO evidence was MtioNN'-
ed TO sustain the charge.
Alfred HOOIey and John carton are wv
sailor lads They came nom I-nS.uhu uii
one Of The big ocean eraNhounnS' ah.
went ashore at New YORK, wAeIe tiey
sueut an their dust I'm eics. Ihch thtS
wanted to set back TO HUI EnslaH'' ,'.."
not being able TO walk a- thu way staI
ed out 10 get there hy easy stages VIA
Richmond and Newport News.
The pelting rain drove the TWO pilgrims
after they reached hichihoIu, 10 H.
shelter ia the station picslntu over r.
CAPTAIN Angle and they were pipihpul
given shelter and charged with being
vags. ,.,..... ., ,bo
Pedestal that they were genuine SAD sen
d,os and they were permitted 90 proceed
TO HUI England by way az Ne"loi.
isaiah Turner and Frank Boiling, two
darkevs. couldn't stand the wet ana Ee-
dunk and thea paid the sum OF >l'V
Fleming Tyler. colorcd on The charge
Of recklessly fiding his bicycle was ols
Fsdie Lewis. alias Jim COW. colore3
was alleged TO have assaulted VIM iia-
lev with some blunt instrument. Altei-
ward The two eot together ana Attempted
To compromise The matter but tne lsuie
ON me Pedestal would not recognize such
proceedings and fined Jim crow $40 ana
costs. ,r,,7 WI
X. W. ROY. a member OF NE miro VIZ
cinia Regiment. was nned $40 ana costH
FOR being very drunk and disorderiy lh
the Exchange Hotel barracks. 49,.
Joseph Jenkes for being drunk OF '"V
street. paid The sum OF Slfo
pen Thompson col0red. was dismiss d
Of the charge OF throwing rocks 1t ine
door of A. g. shapiro. because tie tfl-
dcnce was insufficient o.,
~ Fnclish and r. T. Wright paid 81
each because their sons threw rocks ln
the street ...4 .,,.
Robert Nflson. colored, was reported ny
George Robinson for keeping his Dar
oron ON sunday. but Nelson produced
more witnesses than ia Robinson, ana
ibe ease WAS dismissed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
NO INVESTIGATION YET.
Congressman Loudenslager Has Not
Connect cdcrai Officials UncoaceFHcd

Congressman Loudenslager, Of New
Jersey, who was appointed to visit North
Carolina and then Virginia with view
to bringing about harmony between rival
Republican factions has not come TO
Richmond. lie was expected Saturday.
Nothing has been heard from him THIS
week. 1t IS now too late TO accomplish
any practical good for his party. with
Yesterday the list of candidates was clos
ed and Secretary Of the COmmoLWeal-h
I.awless will at once send the names to
the printer 10 so on the ohiciai hallols'
No one can now withdraw. Tn the event
that differences should be hafmonI]e d
I'm any Of the districts the name OF the
person withdrawing will be on the tex
cts and those who choose TO vote Tor him
can do so.
The Republican ofictlo'ders are begin
ming TO doubt that the Civil Service Com
mission on the PostOllce Department are
going TO send down here TO investigate
them. They have received no Information
but that contained In newspaper de-
spatches from Washington with reference
10 the proposed investigation. These OF
ncials insist that they have done no act
upon which an investigation can be
based and they look upon the whole pro
ceeding as a bluff on the part OF the col
orcd Republican League Of this city.
1--WE are anxiOusly awaiting the coming
of the investigators" said one of the off
hcials yesterday 1--WE challenge am in-
vostigation of our official conduct Speak
ing for myself. i can say ti.at my conduct
in politics has not been in violation OF
any law or rule OF the civil Service Com
mission
There is no prospect Of SIR. Weisiger
or AIR. Russell retiring from the race.
As has been stated the names Of both
gentlemen will be on the official ballots.
OF course. In the event the troubles
should be patched up word could De pass
ed along the line for the Republicans TO
vote whichever candidate that might De
recognized But the factions are as wide
apart as ever and # looks very much
as If the opportunity is near at hand for
a test Of strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
623 &. Broad Street.

I had employed Col. L. S. Marye TO write
q supplement TO Fryes geography. ana
that / was the interdiary through whom
Eve hundred dollars had been paid by
the publishers Of that book TO Col Marye
for his services. Such statement -
without any foundation IN truth.
"After the recent adoption OF books.
Col Marye asked me TO recommend him
10 the publishers Of Fryes geography as
a person capable OF writing q Virginia
supplement to the book, which ] agreed
% 90. But | was never applied TO for any
such recommendation. and 30 far as ] am
concerned / DO not know whether Col
Marye has written the supplement OF
has even been employed 10 DO 50.
It have also been informed that sim
liar statement was published some time
ago IN a Richmond paper but It escaped
my observation, and / knew nothing OF II
until my attention was called to 1t yes
terday by nay friend, Dr. d. NJ. Brown,
Of Petersburg"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
TRAMP WHO PAYS HIS WAY,
Fredericksburg People Must Not Kill
Partridgcs Yet Awhile.

Pariridgcs Yet Awhile.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA oct -
g1ecial-'Dakota Bob who claims 10
De making his fourth trip on foot from
New York 20 San Francisco. on wager,
was here yesterday evening and part
OF to-day. leaving during the morning
Tor Richmond and with his long hair ana
quaint Indian costume. Doe attracted com
si1erable- attention lie secured the sig
natures Of several of our city officials.
ae fs life custom no an places he passes,
before continuing ON his journey lie
saws Doe Us due 40 san Francisco July
j. 1se9 the distance being 300 miles. NE
faft Sow York september 23d. Tine wager,
Doe says. is for 5000. between 1870 New
Workers Tie pays his own expenses.
Tine courthouse building of this city,
ono of the haudsomest in the state is
being repaired and renaiutcd under me
slueryisi0n of Councilman George W..
Wroten chairman ~ tue committee on
Public Properly
Tha came nvs Of This section do not
permit the shooting OF partridges until
November 5n These birds are more
plentiful ibis season than for Cd number
of years paste
AIagars. r.. TO- Williams and j.. O.. Bal
are attending the fourteenth annual sei-
sion OF The State Council . Junior order
American Mechanics. in Alexandria. as
the delegates from the council Duo mis-
city. which is a. very large. nourishns
and influential org nlzauon.
Mr. Lee Huntington, of Company Is,
District of Columbia Regiment. who dl.d
iu washington of fever contracted at
Santiago. was formerly "A resident or
Stafford county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

they can escape work. and they inten-
uoHaHy commit offences tn order 10 De
sent there. | do not propose that the
Second West virginia guard-house shan
be o soft thing for men Of this stamp. IL
these men had not reieuted on Sunday
would have ordered detail TO dash cold
water In their faces until they promised
TO obey orders in the future. ! do not
regard the punishment inflicted on Them
as inhuman. and shall use something
equally effective In the future."
To-day the men In the guard-house
were released and ordered 10 dig sinks.
Nose Mace and Plank refused and we're
sent back 20 the guard-house. Private
Nose vas bucked and gagged last week
for curslng his captain. After three
hours of this he was bleeding from the
mouth and yielded. The company To
which Nose and his companions belong
was recruited In the mountains OF minsO
county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
THE NEW YORK MONUMENT.
The dwelling az Winchester Accom-
panied by Impressive Ceremonies

panied by Impressive NcI''''''
WINCHESTER VA. oct. l9.-speclal-
Tho monument erected IN the na.'o
cemetery here by the one hundrea anu
Fourteenth New York Regiment Fo4un-
teer Infantry was unveiled THIS AFTER
noon ia the present of a large crown %
people with elaborate ceremonies
Ina the morning a reception was accord
ed the visiting veterans al lhe cou''
house. Mayor John j. Williams conIian-
der of the Grand Camp Confederate Vet
Grams in Virginia welcoming the guests
on behalf OF the citizens.
lie was responded 10 ny capt q. w.
Underhin, of Hamilton. y. " after Ward
cine annual business meeting OF me hes'-
mental Association was held.
The parade 10 the cemetery took place
This afternoon and WAS participated D."
by the visiting veterans. tne Mulls'h
Post @. a. H.. Turner-Ashby camp Con
lederate Veterans. the latter orsahiA'-
lions wearing the gray ana carrying inc
State flag
AT the cemetery Rev. DR.. $. O.. Cox. OF
the Market Street NJ r.. Church, offered
prayer. after which Major curtis oil OK
ford. New York. and president OF the As
ISOLATION. gave an historical sAelch VI lhe
regiment during the war
Dr. G.. b. Dudley. OF Altoona. Pa, read
an original poem by Miss Ada VI. Fits
OF Buffalo. r. Y Miss katharine Savage
the little daughter of Capt Thomas p
Savage. OF this city. thon pulled the cord
that released the drapery around the
monument and as the stately memorial
came into view cheers from the large
crowd rent the air. which were drowned
in tho noise OF bands.
nf tho occasion WAS ftNnt
james Tanner. OF Washington VINO delly-
cred an eioouent address Major NJ. E.
Ureu OF Washington. received the mon
ument on behalf of the United states
government
Tonight the camp fire" Of the Asso-
citation was held at the courthouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
SPECIAL NOrICE~.

mo JOEL p BRAGG. TRUSTEE. Is A
4 truet-docd from Norman Meade
dated 24th june ISL and recorded IN the
Richmond Chancery Court, H. b. -, page
4O5. securing to said trustee the sum ~
S0-51 S upon IS feet of lana on J. south
west corner Adams street 1ou are nere-
by notified that 0n the STA cay oil NoNem-
ber fs4s. Id IN o'clock A. 81. or as soon
thereafter aq counsel can be heard. in the
court-rer M the Chancery Court Of the
city OF Richmond 1 shall move said Court
90 release and mark sat.sHed me above
having elsDsag since the maturity OF the
l. ". RODMAN.
oola pv Jno B. Gayle, Attorney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

LOsT-s5.O0 reward Lost. on Tuesday
oct mn secret society gold PIN, en-
ameied I'm white end black. in shape d
fya-polnfe1 star. inclosed between the
horns Of "A crescent. jewcled around the
centre. The above reward Will be paid
on return vi this pin. or for definite IN
formation leading 10 the recovery Of
the same Address TRUMAN A. PAR
KER. care J. T. Boswell, Jr, north
Eleventh street city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
By Augustine Hoydn y 20"
Reai Estate Auciioneers'
Manchester va.


,v,1r-sTrFs SALE or SNAIL
FAP,f gf1-2 ACRES AT oSB0RE.ss'
OK JAMES RIVER. IN CHEsIEl,..-
FIELD COUNTY. VA. ON THUksDA T.
OCTOBER 20 1898. Az s.i5 O'CLOCk ~ n,
rs AT CHESTER. on h!c - MN -
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
pv virtue of a trust deed dated sep
tan,bor 1859. and recorded in me
e.a't,s office OF said county. executed Dy
L. W. pond to the UNDERSIGNED ana pc
inc required 10 do 20. viii sell al A1c-
ron on the day. hour and place nam 'l
the tract OF land at Osborn's rms anu
Is very fertile and IS really me p'e07
of land .... - ala
$50 80 dua and 70 pay Of twenty-nVe
notes sgeregating si7j and interest. BAL
ance mon such terms as given az sale.
@''~ JAMES r. WERTH. Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
DID NOT EMPLOY HIM.
DIR. southail Not Responsible for Col.
Marye's Geographical supplement.

DIR. w. H. Hening. the superintendent
OF the schools in Powhatan county. called
at the Office OF the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction yesterday and made
complaint that gentleman named Hob
son, representing the University Publish
ing Company, was circulating report
shat Dr. souihall, the State superinten-
dent, had employed Colonel l.. c. Marye
20 write a supplement TO Frye's geo.
graphy.
DR.. Southan. when seen by a reporter
made the following statement concerning
the matter:
Il am reliably informed by the school
authorities of Powhatsn county that a
certain Mr.. Hooson. agent OF the Univer-
sity Publishing Company, Of New York
n circulating a report IN that county that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

Manager Jake Wells of the Richmond
Baseball club Champions of the At
antic League. IS in the city After pilot
Ing his club 20 victory Afr. Wells left
Tor O. pleasure trip North. A few weeks
ago he acted 1s representative for a
sporting publishing house and after
finishing the business has come home.
lie win Doc here few days. Mr. Wells
is not talking much baseball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
MUSTER OUT AT WYTHEVILLE,

Company ID 10 be Quartcred q. 'ho
Hancoci, Housc-No'ed Wing shot
WYTHENILLE. VA. OCT Especial
Major shaubs. of The Second Virginia
REGIMENT Will arrive here tonight 20 sec
10 the must.rne-out of the Wytheyille
company. Company u Second Virginia
poeimelt. The men have been ordered
to report her. on Saturday Che 2d. ms
month to Doe mustered OUT They VIII
probably ba CHARTERED at the Hancock
House.
ch.rro- 9IlAustar. tie noted Philadel-
rha wins shot, VIII he here next week
with his wife, who s. also a huntswo-
man. 90 spend % month with his friend
Frank g. Clair quail shooting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
"SPREADEAGLlNG"NO lNAUMAN
Lieut. Col. Moore Says He viii Repeat
IL Necessary 10 Discipline.

HARRISBURG. PA. oct. h-Lieu-
tenant-Colonel O'Brien Moore. Of the
second West Virginia Volunteers said
Yesterday that he had no regrets Tor
ordering the spread eagling' OF Privates
Nose Mace and Plank for refusal to
work IT necessary. / will repeat the
punishment" said he There are men
in this regiment who would rather be
In the guard house than out Of il so that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
rKnPOsALs.

ppopOsALs-sEALED BIDS FOR THE
,'oi~tinu of the Free Bridge Will be
rs@eived al the Office Of r. 3. isaacs,
engineer OF the James River Bridge
commissioners. No. : 100 east Cary
street up TO y O'Clock noon, of Novem-
Der lst. 1895 Specifications for the
work can be seen at the said office The
right IS reserved to reject any or all
bids, ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

FOp SAFE THE HANDSOME CAR
pefs and elegant furnishings, and the
house No. 1919 west cay street ior
I'D cory.rfsnces. two latr0bes large
@i1sets ere can be seen Thursday Fri
day and Moaaav from II 90 o clock
XII fmrnishlngs ana interior Of house
ike new a rare opportunity 10 secure
an IDEAL home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Ry Harrison e Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No II north Eleventh street.
~ COMMISSIONER $ AUCTION SALE
y OF
FRAME DWELLING AND LARGE LOT
30. 1928 GRAHAM STREET,
FULTON.

BY virtue of the aforementioned de-
cree of the circuit Court of HenricQ
county. entered October If. 1888. ] VIII
sell. az public auction, upon the premises
ON -
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29TH'
at5P NJ. the property briefly described
as being LOT or LAND ln that part or
Henrico county known MS Fulton" 'front.'
Ing 30 feet on Graham street ana ruQ-
ming back no feet. with FRAME
DWELLING 90. l-2N thereon.
TERMS Onc-thlrd cash and residue IN
six and twelve months. for notes. win
interest added. and the titlo TO be- ret 'ned
until o conveyance is ordered by The
Court. JOIN 4. LA4D,
Special Commissioner.
I'm the clerk office of the Circuit Court
of the county of Henrico.
C0ckOurn. &c........ ...........fl alntlI'
against
Whiting ....t.... .....st 90. .t.lt iiA'i b
John p. BrOaddua. clerk of the sall
court d0 certify that the bond required
of tha special commits Toner hv the decree
rendered in slid cause on tne lAth day
~ October 1893. has been duly given.
Given under my hand. 1s clerk of the
said court. this 18Th day or October. 1895.
JOHN -. BROADDUs
ocrt5 Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

TN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER EN-
tered on the 18th day ~ October ls's,
I'm the matter OF J.. Feliheimer, bankrupt
win offer f0r sale at public auc ion. on
the premises. at 23l east Broad street. IN
the city Of Richmond. beginning on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1s9S
ot to o.riock 4 NJ. the entire stock OF
NOR, handise comprising the stock Oh
goods heretofore owned by l.. teitncimet Z;
e.n.i4tinl oil MEN S. CHILDREN > ana
pOYS, CLOTHING HATS. CAPS ana
CENTS FURNISHINGS; also, ,i 4.l , open
accounts due 90 the sald fellheliil t -
aroounting 10 about $500. more or less ,
also. AN tnexpired lease from the day Of
sale to- Marcn !. ls1 upon the aooysg-
mentioned premises This stock OF goods
81. sii,,,ef entirely aii new and well SCI
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