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,.hora ove,cns,ve arrangements had been
made TO bring excursions from all points
20 the nnvy-yard there, TO look NJ '"e
famous ship, and whore tho fecohstruS
ton of the vessel would afford at ieast
a year and q halfs work TO large Dooy
of mechanics and iaborcrs. ~ may De
thar the loss reported to-day WIN
ssrcpg,hen the hands OF Constructor Hob
son who Is urgently pleading with ne
d,nartmcnt TO allot money 10 enable hlTa
10 conduc, operations in wrecking the
vessels on his own account. or II may H-
duce the department TO offer more hperhi
terms 70 the contractors. But, however
that may be. the present disposition oi
the department IS, as already sta's"'
"a raise the Colon. 10 bring her 10 we
United States, to place her uhder tne
American fiag and to attach her 10 the
United states navy.
THE MERRITT At CHARLESTON'
CHARLESTON, s. c., November o--Ihe
wreckIng tug l. G.. Merritt arrived at
quarantine here last night, with llf OH
GERS and crew OF the cruiser Maria Iere-
sa. that foundered in severe storm thlr-
ty miles north OF san SALVADOR AuesoaS
evening on board.
THE tug was detained at quarantine last
night and did not come up to the city
until midday. When she tied up at her
dock here all Of the survivors OF the 1e-
rosa were given shore leave. There were
ia of them. officers and men, and while
many Of them were half naked, the!
were as happy and jolly party as one
could wish II see. There was an ehor
nous crowd gathered at Central wharf,
where they landed. and the people OF the
city did everything in their power LOT
| the shipwrecked marines.
CREW EN- ROUTE FOR NORfOLh.
| acknowledgements /. r. Harris,
| T-nited states navy, at once made iuli
| report TO the department OF the disaster
| The officers and men remained in the
| cifv throughout the day. At O'Clock
| this afternoon the entire party started
north. The men all so to Norfolk theli
original destination, where they VIII W
reioined by the Merritt, which VIII IeaV'
| here tomorrow morning
BEFORE leaving tho wharf for the tram
this afternoon, Commander Harris nne0
| his men up, and. after having called Inc
| roll and found that all hands were pres
| ent. or accounted for, he said:
| CHEERS FOR THE MERRITT.
"Rovs. If II had not been for the j. }
| Merritt and her gallant men, we woui'
not be here to-day. call for three cheers
for the Merritt" 80,
The cheers were given with Will. Ihei
some one called for cheers FOR Com
mander Harris and Captain Chittenden
and they were given heartily. com
mander Harris was the last man 10 leaV
the Maria Teresa.
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"uunting and Fishing In the south

Under this title the Southern railway
has issued a very attractive pamphlet Tor
distribution TO those who desire informa-
ton as to the best resorts In the Soulh
for hunting and fishing.
This book contains valuable ana accu-
rate information as to the best resorts
how to reach them, hotel accommoua-
lions. responsible guides, class OF game
and brief extracts of the game laws eN-
listing in almost every county OF the
Southern States. II also contains some
very interesting illustrations and ac-
cunts of the success of numerous sports
men.
A COPY of this book can be had upon
aDnlication 10 c. w. Westbury, travel
ling passenger agent. 800 east Main street
Richmond, Va.
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BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
9O9 east Broad street.
HORSE, TYPEWRITER, GOLD
III WATCHES, IRON SAILS,
FEATHER BEDS. CARPETS, FURNI-
TURE. &C,
AT AUCTION.

will sell at my auction-house at 1890
a. NJ
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1898,
One Large Bay Horse, about years old,
and a good worker;
Two Handsome Gold Watches, H-carat
hunting cases, stem winders, Eigin
works.
Ornntely Carved Walnut-F'ramed Velvet
Parlor Suit. and one Plush Parlor SUIT;
One Very Fine Medium-Sized Comblna-
tion-Lock Office Safe, and two Old
Fashioned Iron Safes;
Oak and Walnut Chamber Furniture,
oak Wardrobe. Table, Very
Handsome Brass and Wrought-lron
banquet and Hanging-Lamps, Fancy
Rattan Parlor and other Rockers and
Chairs. Carpets; three of the largest
and finest Live-Goose Feather Beds,
pillows. and Boosters, Hair and other
Mattresses, Mediterranean Filter
Crockery, Glassware, Bureaus, Beu-
steads, Springs, &c;
one No Remington Typewriter, In per-
Heating and Cooking Stoves Large
Range. Ice-Chests, and large asSorl-
ment of miscellaneous articles
GEORGE w. MAYO,
nos Auctioneer
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r.rTIsr GENERAL ASSOCIATION,
Lynchburg, Va Nov. H. No. VI" ~
T.. n. n. and a. W. H"'""'
Uauud Trim Rate 20.

The only line with double daily ser
v,ce and through Pullman sleeping-cars,
Tickets on sale November 1otn, llth' anu
,o,h good TO return November 18th.
trains leave Richmond Uyrd-Stree'
Denot, at . A. NJ and 1l:i0 =. Nj; return.
ing. leave Lynchburg Union Depop, 90
y. NJ. and $50 a. Nj. daily. for ucnrs'
and all other information, apply 10 h,cn ,r
mond Transfer Company Jus east m','
a,ra.t. n q. Carter. ticket agent. Byrd
etrost station. or at company's office. No
coo r. w. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

HOUSE AND STORE AM a Nv BILL
ING HOUSE.
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
CANAL. AND FOUSHEE STREETS.
Under a deed OF trust recorded 10 the
Clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
Court. I'm Deadlock 16l h. page 5o., de-
fault having been made I'm tho payment
OF money therein secured. and being %
required by the beneficiary, | VIII sell
by public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IT, 1898.
a 80 p. NJ. the LAND AND IMPROVE
MENTS described I'm said deed as fono"s:
situate at the northeast corner OF Canal
street and Foushee street fronting ~
feet on the north side Of said Canel
street. and running back northYard 10
feet on the east line OF said Foushee
street between parallel lines.
TERMS: A sufficient sum in cash 20 d.
fray the expenses OF executing this trust
and 10 pay a debt Of 500 with interest
from March 3, 1898, and as to any surplus
"A credit OF six. twelve, and eighteen
months. for negotiable notes. bearing In
terest from date OF sale at per cent.
TO be secured on the property by deed "
trust, unless the parties In interest shall
at the hour Of sale direct other terms for
tho said surplus.
RO. STILES. Trustee.
X. y. Chaftn & Co, Incorporated
no AuctiOneerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06

]. p. Robinson & Co., Auctioneers,
No. % and "a north Ninth street.
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A UcrIoN SALE OF
HOTEL kLLEGMANY,
AT GOSHEN, VA.

Located about 800 feet above sea ie'.'j
on the main line OF the ChcBapeake a ~.
Ohio railway new ana mooefh ."
ture OF stone and brick exterior ,,,s.l
posing proportions, great aFcHl ,,,1.t
beauty, spacious porchss: one OF th' ~ AZ
complete and luxurious hotels sou. n
New York Electric lights, a NUM-, 10
open areplaces; modern cOnyenlehceS
CANT and delightful furniture. ooou ~.
for driving and bicycling; nshihS ,,1s,
cellent golf grounds can be hao. hooIIIs
contains beautiful dining- SPOONS, IN.
parlors ballroom. wriuns-roonS' ,o1.
chambers. laundry. billiard-room'
ling alley. &c. ,.,.,,,,g ali
The above PROPERTY. incln9ins no
the furniture therein, VIII d. sou -
undersigned. on the premises on ,sos
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER H. I''''
beginning az ii o'clock \, NJ. -,a,,. In
TERNS: One-third cash, ana 1919 an.
five equal annual instruments, pes.,ns Nv
terest from day OF sale, secured 'lsnt nj
retention OF title og by deed OF w, I'm.
property sold, and In either case .y,, OF
surance OF the property aad uoP''"
the policies with the trustees 80 .,tner
For further information Apply
OF the undersigned.
O. g. CONVERSE, Trustee, ,,.s.
e5 MIX street. Bostoh sa
WILLIAM A. ANDERSON. LLn' "a
oc '3-td l'rN'"e'V"'
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nv r. b. ChafIln & Co. Incorporated
Real Estate Auotioneers.
No. north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06
.ddrcs. to Republican voters.

To the Republican Voters Of the City oil
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Al a called meeting OF the regular Re
publican City Committee, held at Wilkln'
sons Hall. November 4, 1898, your com
mittee respectfully take this method OF
again notifying you that Mr.. Benjamin
Il. Weisiger, of Manchester, is the resuisi
nominee of our party, having been OIL
ciaIlv recognized as such by the Congress
sional and State committees.
we hope all loyal Republicans VIII give
him loval support. y. J. SMITH
MN City Chairman.
T.. Meriweather, Secretary city Com
rnittee. ..t|tf.
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sontb Boston Main-street Lots.

Judge w. II. Barksdale will sell on
November 10th, at ~ o'clock. Eight Lots
OF Land in the town of South Boston
va. These lots are I'm the heart OF this
constantly-growing town and front 80
feet on Main street and run back ls
feet. This sale offers a fine opportunity
Tor safe and profitable investment
write TO Judge Barksdale for further In
formation.
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RICHMOND
GEM SOAP WORKS
To Be Sold at Auction.

We will sell
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9th,
at 1890 A. NJ, at No. 14i6 east Franklin
street. one l2-Horse Portable Steam Boil
err. one 24O0O-pound Steam Jacketed Ket-
tie; four Fire Kettles, capacity from
thirty to one hundred and sixty gallons
I've Tanks. Soap Press, Dies, Frames,
&c; also. 40 boxes Of Laundry Soap, six,
eight ten. twelve, and ffteen-ounce
bars.
Sale positive and without reserve.
FRED. II. WILLIAMS,
No 62t AuctiOneer.
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The Calendar Social.

The Calendar Social held at the SeVehth-
Street Christian church Friday evening
was so much enjoyed that the ladies nave
decided 10 repeat it on Monday evening"
with an entire change of programme. a
small admission will be charged to the
entertainment, and refreshments VIII be
served at usual prices.
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FOR RENT,

, THEORETICALLY APPOINTED 7-ROOM
Flat desirable in arrangement location,
and surroundings. VIZ rO,vU,
no Gilt ~ w DIV -
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THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.
will sell at public auction on

will sell at public auction on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1898,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, at No. 1906 east Frank
lin street. the Following PROPERTY, TO
satisfy writs in my hands-to-wit: Bu-
reaus. Washstands. Tables, Chairs, Ward
robes. Lounges, Desk, Carpets, Rugs, PIC
lures. Clocks. Lamps, Tenders, Ola
Books. a few Law Books, one Very Fine
Roller-Top Desk, Small Iron Safe, Glass
Front Wardrobe Square Piano, Pigeon
Hole Table. Also, 4 Good Wheels and one
Axle. suitable for two-horse wagon
Sets of Blocks and Tackle, and one sur
rey pole. ,.on,co>r
TERMS: Cash. e. C. GARRISON,
noe High Constable City Richmond.
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FOR RENT,

No. sos NORTH SEVENTH STREE EEL,
Nat detached. centrally-located Brick
nwelline i'm good neighborhood. and
IN nice condition. T. rooms, bath. range,
&c. Apply to owner, Gil east Leigh street
no Git
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Mn. n,a.. py.peps,a Water.

For quarter of century Blue Ridge
Dyspepsia Water has been known as me
best remedy for indigestion or any de-
ransement OF the stomach. fresh sup
ply lust received by George Schoen
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Romeo and Juliet.

Juliet: Romeo, Romeo, where art tnou
Ponce: Oh, Juliet. Juliet this Coucn IS
too comfortable l cannot come. CIhe
couch, of course, was one oil Sydhor "
Hundley's make)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06
Juliet and Romeo.

Juliet: Romeo, Romeo, where art thou!
Romeo: 1 am too comfortable to leave
the house / have just bought a Morris
Chair from Sydnor q Hundley.
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Iron Beds.

Iron Beds are strong.
Iron Beds are clean.
Iron Beds are durable. :,
Iron Beds are sold at all prices py
svdnor e. Hundley. Leaders In Furniture
~ and 7ls east Broad street.
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uheu You Want

n have your Photographs taken, you
ehould cali nj the Old Dominion Art Gar
Ierv III east Broad street. First-clas'
work at reasonable prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06


In execution Of certain deed of trust
dated April ], 1893. recorded Ia Deed
Book AS A.. page 308, Richmond Chan-
Gerry Court. default having been made N
the debt secured, and being required SD
10 do by the beneficiary. the undersigned
trustee will sell by public auction, on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1893.
at 4:30 o'clock y. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
described I'm said deed. IL being the above
named well-located and very desirable
property, the lot fronting 81 feet on tHs
east side Of Twenty-seventh street ah1
running back within parallel lines -
feet more or less, and the improvement
being a spacious, well-arranged. ana Feiy
comfortable dwelling o. about ten rooms
in good repair. and having the usual c.N-
vsniences, detached kitchen, and otht'
buildings.
This property. while now a most con-
venient and pleasant home ana We.
tenanted at 500 per annum, has ainp.o
ground for three modern resid'hDes,
which In this desirable location Won;
rent or sell well and prove proiti0'o
investment Il
TERMS: For cash as 20 expenses %
sale. taxes to day OF sale, and me s9n
OF 81 800. with interest thereon nom pr.
October 1898: and as TO the residue W
| A credit I'm equal instruments az SIX ~
twelve months, by negotiable notes, =
interest added. and secured 10y oeeu ''
trust JAMES b. ELAN, trustee
J. b. Elan * Co.. AucuoneeYs. ~ =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06

drunkenness is a disease. not vice. y
ord the efficacy of the Kelley Treatment
q testified to by thousands OF men and
women. who stand as living witnesses
In behalf of yourself or friend, address
or call in confidence,
u 20" THE KELLEY INSTITUTE.
1912 east Marshall street.
N-n... ,Phn ne 12OI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06

BY H. Seldom Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06
New styles.

stop at the showcases Of the Jeffer-
SON Fine Art Gallery, 52S east Broad
street. and see the latest styles and fads
in photography.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06

7, f. possiple that more accommodating
terms NAV be announced al the hour OF
sale. should the purchaser or purchasers
desire H. no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
CHURCH-HILL BARGAINS.
81 .3jO-NEAT TWO-STORY, BAY-WIN-
DOW DWELLING, five rooms,
nice yard Twenty-third street.
Small cash and monthly payments
If desired.
a. SOO-THREE- STORY, MODERN BRICK
DWELLING. fronting Chlmborazo
Park. eight rooms. Cost $500.
81 9OO-TWO-STORY, ID F. T \ c II r ID
FRAME. large lot, No. 500 north
Twenty-fourth street. six rooms.
Nice location.
a. 5O0-THREE- STORY BRICK detached.
eight rooms, Franklin street near
Libby Park. Lot SO feet front; room
and material enough for four
houses. ~ 90
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
roc-it Ill3 Main street.
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Canned Tomatoes.

we have a choice lot of Canned Toma-
toes that we offer you this week at QUO.
ner dozen. GEORGE \. HCNDLEN,
phone $50. No. 52S east Broad street.
Rernard Gaines, Manager.
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The Keciey Cure.

Nitteldorfers open a new lot Of Wraps
Monday, at specially low prices.
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The Corbett Folding-Beds.

why do Sydnor q Hundiey call their
Folding Beds the Corbett? on, because
they will not shut up.
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ELEVEN SUBURBAN BUILDING LOTS
in "HIGHLAND PARK"
HENRICO COUNTY,
NORTH OF AND NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

In execution of deed OF trust from
Henry s. Smith to Addison l.. Holiday,
trustee, dated July is. 1896. and In pursu'
ance of the decree OF the Law and Equity
Court Of the city of Richmond, in the SUIT
styled "a. l.. Holiday, trustee. VS., Is. r.
Johnson and others" entered on the dOtf
day ~ July. 1898. the undersigned, Addl-
son l.. Holiday, trustee. and James CAS-
kie and ". Brydon Tenant Special Com
missioners. will sell, by public auction, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Z. 1898.
on the premises. respectively, III the order
and at the hours named below. the REAL
ESTATE described in said deed OF trust
AT 100 O'CLOCK =. MA MOlETn,
OR UNDIVIDED HALF. OF THE
LARGE, VERY SUBSTANTIAL. CON
VENIENTLY ARRANGED. AND HIGH
FACTORY, OR WAREHOUSE. fronting
on the north lire OF Main street two hun
dred and sixty-four and a half (25f ID
feet, extending from Twenty-sixth 10
Twenty-seventh streets, ana running
back within parallel lines, along Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh streets, one
hundred and ffty-eight Q50 feet. more or
less, to an alley, and of ALL THE FIA-
TURES, APPURTENANCES. APPLl-
ANCEs. MACHINERY. &c. in and upon
the said premises, being the premises for
mery occupied by the Il. f: Johnson
Publishing Company. and now by Thorn
ton 4 Co, tobacconists; and
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK T.. M.-ELENEN At
TRACTIVE VACANT LOTS OF LAND
in Herrico county, in the plan OF High
land Park. about one and half miles
north of the city of Richmond. lying be
tween the Meadow Bridge road and th'
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, and desig
mated in the plots OF Highland Park, Of
record in the Clerks Office of HenricC
County Court, as follows: Lots Nos.
and g i'm Square No. 4: Lots Nos. and
in Square y. Lot No. l6 i'm Square 20; Lo
No. 10 in Square 81; Lot No. in Square
3: Lot No. in Square 81; Lot No. IA II
Square 80; Lot No. Z I'm Square &c. and
Lot No % in Square 20.
TERMS: One-third cash, and the resi-
due in equal instruments at one ana twC
years credit with interest from the "a.
| Of sale. purchaser to give his negouabl
notes for the deferred payments, and III,
| title to be retained by the court until al
| the purchase money is paid, or all cash
| at the option nf the purchaser:
ADDISON l.. HOLIDAY,
Trustee.
| JAMES CASKIE,
w. BRYDON TENANT,
Special Commissioners.
| j. 3. Elan e. Co.. Auctioneers.
A. L. Holiday, Trustee, Plaintiff, agains
b. F. johnson and ais, Defendants.-lr
the Law and Equity Court of the cit
OF Richmond: 49,,
certify that the bond required OF the spe
| cial commissioners by the decree in sal
| cause of July 80, 1898, has been duly glVer
! Given under my hand, this 18th day o
October 1885. p. p. WINSTON.
oc 2s-td Clerk.
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The FINEST Photographic

In the city are those taken at the Ola
Dominion Art Gallery, Ill east Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06

Mrs. w. G. Root, late OF the JEFFERSON
Gallery, is now connected WIN Inc Wv
Dominion Gallery
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TRANKIIN-sTREET RESIDENCE
FOR RENT.

SPECIAL INDICTMENT TO NINE
u.n s 'Attractive t-Franklin-Street
residence Desirable occupant wanted al
once and from such no reasonable oner
wilI he declined. Apply to
WIN oe ]. Il. ELAN K CO..
49,. ESa suSW3t lll3 Main street.
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ArcrrON sALEs-Mondsy.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD The IN
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT 1870 nno
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID r M
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND IN"
yENDEE .o~>,
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FOR SALE,

EAST FRANKLIN-ST DWELL
ING. near Fifth street. detached, ten
rooms stable &c. Owner leaving city,
will sacrifice 1t for $500.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
no e-It lib Main street.
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". D.
In execution OF n certain deed OF trust
dated August II, 1891. recorded in Deed
book 1so G page 259. Richmond Chancery
Court default having been made In the
nayment of the debt secured. ana being
REQUIRED so to do by the benehciary, tne
undersigned trustees Will sell, by public
auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1898.
a., : o'clock +. NJ, moiety or undivided
half of the FRAME DWELLING, NO.
sol 81. Paul street, with lot fronting y
feet on the east side OF st. Paul street,
between Baker and Duval streets, and
extending back between parallel lines 20
feet. -,
TERMS: Cash "a 10 expenses of sale.
any delinuuent taxes, and the sum or
s9G with interest thereon from August
n Ises and as to the residue, in two
equal instalments, at one and two years,
from day of sale, evidenced by negotia-
he notes. with interest added and Sc
cured nv a deed of trust upon the pro
nprtv. or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser. crYrwNrNc
EDWARD s. ROSE,
Trustees.
u FIarn & Co Auctioneera. no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06

DO YOU want a Tailor Suit? Mittel-
,dorfer's is the place to get the newest
and cheapest.
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ParIOr Suits.

Parlor Suits. very cheap.
Parlor Suits, medium priced
/Parlor Suits. fine.
Parlor Suits. all prices.
sYDNOR & HYNDLEY, Leaders.
III and IL east Broad street.
The most popular Tobacco is Grape
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.
will sell at public auction on
MONDAY NOVEMBER Z. 1895

/ will sell at public auction on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Z, 1898,
at o'clock p NJ, at No. 1906 east Frank
lin street. the following PROPERTY, to
satisfy an order OF court IN my hahus
in favor of Robert 5. Jones vs.. Rosa
Hill-to-wit: one Bolster, 3 pillows, 3
pairs OF Blankets, 2 Bed-Spreads. pair
Curtains. Mattress and Cover, 10 Plates,
2 Glass Bowls l TEAPOT, Sugar Bowl
Cups. pieces TriplePlated Ware, 3
spoons. Knives. Forks, 4 Glasses !
Ornaments, Table Cloths, Napkins
and Towels. on,co>,
TERMS: Cash. =. G. GAKRiSON,,
nos High Constable City Richmond.
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$3.50

WILL BUY A VERY DESIRABLE p
STORY DETACHED DWELLING on
north Ninth street; contains 5 rooms,
nicely papered and in thorough order;
large lot, detached kitchen. stable. &c.
Let us show you this bargain
c. T.. & II. l.. DENOON,
noe S2l Main street
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FOR SALE,

STORE AND DWELLING, GOOD BUSI-
ness stand; city; only Sl,ZOO.
Four Good Renters; white tenants; ex-
change for one.
Two Farms; % and IS acres; and
rooms: near city; $1,000 each.
1S5 acres Good Land; Groom dwelling;
one mile from depot; exchange for city
property.
Two Neat Cottages good locations; 10
exchange for small farms
400 acres Good Timber; near railroad
very cheap. j. X. HOCkADAh,
M 6-Its 500 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-06
BY the Valentine Auction Company,
General Auctioneers,
SEQ east Broad street.
UCTION SALE OF HORSES, SUR
~ DEy uOTrsEHOID AND KITCHEN FUR

n REY. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITTRE. CARPETS. HEATING-SION r.
PICTURES, AND MIRRORS ~N'' "N'
At our wareroom, 49,, - ,ooo
TOMORROW (Monday). NOV, T. l&S,
commencing at 1890 we Will sell W a.
nut chamber suit. oak Chamber SUITS,
Walnut and Poplar Wardrobes, Lounges
and Couches, Pictures and Mirrors, SIM SIM
Gle and Double Beds, Mattresses ana
Springs, Carpets of Brussels ana ihg S,,nb
Walnut Extension Tables Crush PIush
Parlor suit. l Hair-Cloth Parlor SUIT;
oak and Walnut Hatracks Oak ana
cherry Rockers. oak Cane-Seat Cn iS,iie
&c &c. and other furniture too hume hume
rms IN mention. Ladies are respectful
w invited to attend the sale. Pubic are
Invited to attend the sale. 81. n,,,.o
p S'-We will sell, also, i Fine Rlulns
ond Driving Horse. any lady can manage
i ii.U Four-Seat Surrey, cost $780, Sorrel
Horse. gentle and kind, and VIII "orh
anywhere; l Saddle, and ! B rldie;
any j. II. VALENTINE,
e Manager and Auctioneer.