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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
RHEA'S MAJORITY
WAS HANDSOME.
He Received the Largest Vote Ever
Cast in Bristol.
BRISTOL FURNACE SHUT DOWN.
The Suspension Charged 10 hca's
Freight Rates oa the Raiiroad--The
johnson City Furnace Changes
Misunderstanding Heroes,

HHIsTOI. VA, Nov. 12--Special.-Th
Democrats OF Bristol, Va, and Washing
TON county. celebrated In unique style
Tonight the election OF Judge William
n Ehea TO Congress from the Ninth
Virginia district. Hundreds OF enthusiast
tic Democrats Witnessed the procession
and listened to speeches made In the
Harrnlin opera House. Congressman
Elect Rhea and Judge Hutton. the latter
OF Abingdon. were among tne speakers
RHEA'S MAJORITY.
Judge Rhea's majority over Con-
gresham Walker In the Ninth dis
frict is about 1910. The complete Official
returns will make no material change In
these figures. The Democrats here are
proud OF their victory. This city never
before gave snch a majority for any
Democrat as Il gave Judge Rhea, al
though he had enemies in his own parry
hero.
The vote was larger by seventy than
that cast in the Presidential election two
years ago. and Judge Rhea's majority
was AZ in the city.
Judge Rhea is deserving OF compliment
tary notice upon the brilliant canvass
which he made. The fight was MADE
against odds which had resulted In de-
feat for two former Democratic candi-
dates.
FURNACE OjcI' 1s4NDs,.
The Bristol iron furnace has shut down
for a term OF six weeks The manage
ment claims that II is due to excessive
freight rates imposed by the railroad
over which n part OF the material FOR
operating has been hauled. Negotiations
will follow 10 secure. II possible cheaper
freight rates.
The large iron furnace at johnson City,
Tenn, twenty-five miles south OF here
has been leased by the Embreyille Iron
Company, and will be Put in blast as soon
as the property undergoes repairs. The
Embreville Iron Company consists of
English capitalists and Is operating a
large furnace at Embreville at present.
Nathan Boardwine, who recently ar
rived at his home near Abingdon. was
in the land battle of Santiago and amor
tunately received bad wound, having
been shot through the breast The rine
ball which passed through his body
without resulting fatally, killed a soldier
in his rear. Robert HILL who IL men,
der of the Tenth Infantry, was in the
same battle. has been visiting. home folks
here. but left yesterday for Huntsville
Ala
CREAMERY SOLD.
The Bristol Creamery has been sold IN
accordance with decree of chancery.
Although established at a cost of g 800, 1t
brought only $3.50. A number of similar
creameries established in East Tennessee
some three years ago. have suffered prac-
ticalIy the same fate. The business was
run az a loss and all had to be shut
down.
The Bristol Belt Line Company Is ex-
tsndine the street car line so as to form
a belt around Bristol, Tenn via the
following streets: Main, Windsor. Ander-
son. Alabama, Chalmers and Fourth.
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He WAS Rioht.

FRANKFORT. KY, Nov. 12.-County
Judge Moore dismissed the murder
charge against Sergeant Perkins. VINO
t,lIed his son-inlaw, ]. w. Newton,
THURSDAY night. County Attorney Polls
grove made a statement that proof show
ea that Newton betrayed his wife before
marrying her and recently betrayed her
young sister.
Polsgrove said he would not prosecute
any man under similar circumstances.
Tho large crowd in the court room
cheered the attorney when he made his
statement and this broke into wild ap-
plause when Judge Moore SAID that me
case was plainly justihable homicide ana
told Perkins to go TO his family free
man.
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EXCITEMENT FOR FEW.
BUT KNOWN TO MANY.

Pedestrians. on Main ana bIodu
-traets YESTERDAY morning, did not stare
when they witnessed long procession o.
wagons and drays loaded with boxed
pianos. but were well aware That they
we're on the way to the handsome ware
rooms of the Cable Piano Company SlS
Fast Broad Street as this sight Is seen
very month when carloads OF Pianos
and Organs are received from their fac
tory. If the Pianos had been UNLOCKED
there would have been seen the haha-
some cases of the well known ConoVer'
Schumann. Kingsbury, Schubert, wen
ington pianos and the celebrated Chlcaso
ne,taaa organ. for with u capital OF
% 900 40 no pains are spared In making
them ideal instruments.
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Hampton Volunteers.

HAMPTON. VA. November 12-Spe-
ciai.-Csptain G.. w. Hope. First Ser
vesnt Harry II. Holt Privates Arthur
Dobhins. William Kahn. Booker Jones
and Douglass Hull are spending their
furIoughs here, and Privates Harry Will
manson. Charles Whiting. Barton Top
ping. Corporal Wallace u. Council and
prIvates Norman Cooke and Frank Lam
Ger have been discharged and are back
with their families.
Miss Eliza Tabb, accompanied by her
prother-in-law, Mr.. Robert l. Mason.
.est this week for Tuscon, Arizona where
she will spend the winter.
NJ. waiter v. Wood has been elected
sorsnsn q the Hampton Fire Depart
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rcu AND RELIABLE

vaccine Virus at owens & Minor Drug
company's, Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

NEW RIVER, VA. November H.
Spectacular Brown. aged thirteen, son
OF John NJ. Brown, was instantly Killed
last evening by falling tree. His older
brothers. Ben and Roy, were cutting
tree for wood near the house when Al
Ian came where they were just as the
tree was falling. A limb struck him on
the neck with the above results.
His remains were inferred to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

WANTED. THREE OR FOUR GENTLE-
men TO occupy large room, Win bi -,
class hoard. Terms very moderate. IL
south Third Also, table boardeis' hoi'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

The annual pound party Of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church Home. bll north
Fourth street will take place wednesday
November 10th and contributions OF an
sorts are most earnestly solicited as the
needs OF the institution were never more
urgent than at the present time Money,
groceries. bed linens and crockery most
gratefully received.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Don't buy cheap. ready-made mat
tresses when you can have them mace
to order at Jacob Umlaufs. ana save
money Furniture repaired and re-up-
holstered: furniture and crockery packed
and shipped with care. Jacob Umlauf,
7O5 west Main street, city.
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MIR. FOSTER,

The photographer is already busy with
his christmas trade. which indicates an
unusual rush of business during the
holidays. He therefore requests his
many friends 10 call as soon as pracu-
cable, as it takes time 10 finish nigh
grade portraits, for which the Foster
Studio is noted.
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SICK HEADACHE CURED

and its cause permanently removed Win
DIR. David's Liver Pills. They not only
act at once on the digestive orsans'
csusirg the food to properly assimilate.
hut they thoroughly remove AL obstruc-
,lons and Accommodations In the stomach
and novels and thoroughly stir the liver
70 a proper action and keep 1t perform
ing its functions.
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BY II. T. Cabel.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.


TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A FRAME
Il DWELLING on TIE LAST SIDE
4r THIRTEENTH STREET, bi;-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH sIREEls,
RICHMOND. VA-By virtue OF trust,
deed dated August 90. 1890. recorded
Richmond city Chancery Court, u. u.
1f2 c. page 20. default having been mace
I'm the payments therein e'lt.u, ~, az,
being required so 20 do. we Will sell, at
public auction. upon the premises on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1s9s,
at o'clock p. A.. the LOT described IN
said deed. together with the improve
ments thereon.
TERMS: cash as 10 expenses OF sdIe,
any taxes which may be due. and as 10
S25i47: the balance at sN and twelve
months.
j. /. TALlAFERRO.
]. {. CABELL.
Trustees Peoples Building, Loan and
Trust Company. hoJ
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BY virtue OF the provisions OF a certain
deed Of trust, dated July II. 1897, and oil
record in clerks Office Of Henrico county
Court. u. y. 154 a, page -, deiault nay,
ing been made In the payment OF cei.aih
lie auction. in front of the Henrico couh-
~ courthouse, on zeoo
MONDAY. NOVEMBER u. 1sgs,
at l o'clock L. NJ. the above IRAC1 VI
LAND, with the buildings anu . nnt,y{
9OI ACRES. more or less. situated tn the
lower end of Henrico county, adloiiins
the land OF oscar Gibbs Richard Ihfos-
morton. and others. -.
inc fhis truef ana 10 pay the sum OF
$3.50 90: balance at one and two years.
&. j.. DENOON. Trustee.
C.L & II. L. Denoon, Auctioneers. no9
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Columbian b. & l.. Association

At a meeting OF the Directors Of The
Columbian Buildiag & Loan Associa-
ton. Mr.. y. VIM. Pemberton was elected
Vice President. and Mr.. l.. ID. Aylett was
elected treasurer OF the association.
At the same meeting, Mr.. G. i. Mount
castle was elected assistant secretary
Of the company.
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At the request OF the owner, Mr.. w. r.
Brooks. / will SELL at public auction, on
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TRUsTEE's SALE
No. 12OHs WEST CLAY sIkEhl'

OF ,.r-,,
No. 12OHs WEST CLAY STREET
In part execution of a deed OF trust OF
October Is. 1895, and Of record IN I nc u
mond Chancery court. ID; Is; LOO - -. p lsie
397. the undersigned VIII oner ior s'4''
FRIDAY. 18TH NOVEMIBiE,Ri, , LIZ, TT
at 4.sO o'clock p ~. the REL - , NO ~
conveyed by said deed consisting o OF 1a 5%G
story brick and frame awengl No street. tree
west Clay street. west OF Iidii i00"
Lot 16' 5'x126 o.. 49,, o,,oorses
OF sale all delinquent taxes ioo or 9nc a9 BY ono
to pay off a note for Sl,loVe' S Sce 1bereon
residue res 10 In equal wii instruments at one and
two years. for negotiable notes , in1ere o
added and secured by deco OF ~ u n a7,t, ON
said real estate, or al cash. a. ''iS 0P'''''
OF the purchaser. ., - pr-rrr,Nr
"a Trustee.
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SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHON AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

i. !. !" !. !"
on Tuesday, October In
4. 1898, the Southern &A
Bell Telephone and Tele- flGEtklA
graph Company pub %xs@Sfs57
lished a list OF sixty MxxASSA
five new subscribers. EICf3XNSA
adde TO their exchange AFEx{32f1A
since the issue of their Me3H51sfOISA
August Directory; on &x<.sszzsess.s 80 -
Wednesday, october Il, %
1898. they published ..u
another list of twenty, anu oh Oo'o'
%. 1898. list Of fifteen. 49,.
The following new SUBSIDIES "@'o
been added since october q, 1898:
Rates In Richmond and Manchester:
Business ..-... .......s-.'..''.''-'' IN
Residence 49,. - '''''''''''''
BROKERS'.
s0S-Moulton & Tallmage-
DRUGGISTS.
2129-Eaton, M. Il.
INSURANCE
lA-Pleasants. A. i.
LAUNDRY.
S33-virginia Steam Laundry ana 4oiie'
Supply Company.
292-Monticello Laundry.
MACHINE WORKS.
2j4-Richmond Locomotive ana Machlhe
Works
RESIDENCES.
599-Anderson, j. w.
7S5-Lassiter, JOS.
65S-Pierman, j. @.
914-Palmer, w. ID.
e52-Belvin, c. 10.
12S1-Meyers. IL. ID.
l23i-Godsey. NJ. IL.
956-Spilman, Mrs. Ii. L.
sgO--Bargamin, w.
2SOl-Butler, J. j.
2i2e-Brauer. r. @.
5f7-Bagby, Mrs. G. w.
20-Haris. Alfred L.
23Ol-Terrell, NJ. q.
1O22-Clowes H. ii.
67s-WaldTop. II. ID.
2125-Bossieux. Eugene.
135-Baker. r. c.
S0-Davis. g. w
SEWING MACHINES.
707-Domestic Mfg. Co.
UNDERWRITERS.
G51-Pierman Burial co.
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ment in place Of Mr.. Fred L. Tennis. re-
signed.
Mr.. Sinclair Curtis. son OF snerin
n curtis. IL seriously III at Jackson
vie Mr. Curtis left here On May with
his company. the Peninsula Guards. and
has been forced to spend a great part
OF his time in the hospital. He was too
III to accompany his company to Sa-
vannah.
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Mr. G. Scott McRae. of the f. B. Tay-
lor Company. IS in New York city buy
ing a large assortment of goods for the
holiday trade.
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nos
BY Z. A. Catlin. Auctioneer'
No. G y. Eleventh street.
N RUsTEES SALE
OF A -
NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS IN THE
WEST END, ,,,-r.,D
~ PLAN OF "RANENSWOOD, MAN
n. +. AND p. RAILROAD
SHOPS.

In execution Of a certain deed OF trnst
10 me. of record IN d. i. 13D y, pase IL -
In Henrico County Court clerks onlce, ~
fauit having been made in the payment OF
n certain note therein secured ana oelii5
REQUIRED so 10 do by the holder OF S"''
WEbNEsDAY. NOVEMBER q 1s'S,
M o'clock p. NJ, on the premises; sels
FIFTEEN LOTS on south SIDE boyu
street. commencing at Spotswoo9ql aEe o.re
and running easterly; also, FIVE LO.li,.S,
on on south SIDE Brooilanf street between
Dinneen street and spotswood avenue nue.
also. AZ feet on north SIDE ~ on a,,d
street being Lots 10. Is. II, -, ~, ~ anu
one in Eastern. 4 feet of Lot - III
Square d. OF said plan. $500, -, ,z.o-os+
TERMS: Cash as 10 70, any ,ba Cost Of
execntinr this trust, and all accrued
taxes. and the balance on such terms as
may be announced az 49,, S,r'J 10 desred
i'0''"' r.. A. CATLlN,
20 Trustee.
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G H OLIVER. AuctIoneer.

pawnbroker Sale. BY order of n. +.
Jacohs 600 East Broad Street.
NOVEMBER 10. 1888.
At 1880 A. NJ. unredeemed pledges OF all
kinds.
. C BRIDGES. state Aueuoneer. =
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VALUABLE PYRITE5 MINING PROP
LOUISA COUNTY, VA,

6TiiSA COUNTY, VA.
FOR SALE.
Nv virtue OF a deed Of trust 70 me dateu
Juiy /. 1892. from the Virginia Pyrites
I'm Company duly recorded AUGUST
4 $500. IN Louisa County Court. and by
virtue OF a decree OF the Chancery court
of the city OF Richmond, entered July y.
lSgS. i'm the suit of the southern Railway
Supniv Company vs.. Virginia Hvrites Min
inc Company ] will offer FOR SAFE, az auc-
ton. on Rank street, I'm front OF United
states custom-house, In Richmond, VA
on the ,,r.I,,.,,,,v-,, 1000
AT ~ o'clock NJ, all the property thereby
couVeved-yiz.: SIXTY ACRES Of valua-
bic pyrites mining land in Louisa county.
va. adjoining the sulphur Mines Com
pany OF Virginia, with valuable mining
rights: also. all machinery, fixtures and
appliances upon said land. also railroad
ETERNS: One-fourth cash; balance in
equal instruments at one, two, and three
vears. NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added,
and secured by deed or trust.
For particulars, send for circular con-
tanning full description Of property, TO G..
\. Shuman, 1l14 east Main street, Rich
WIN. IT. MANN, Trustee,
OCT Nottoway c. IT,, Va.
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AoEY YOURSELF

against Coughs, Colds, BRONCHITIS, Con-
s1mntion and other Throat and Lung
Troubles by using DR.. Davids Cough
Syrup.
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MEETING OF :isE STOCK;
HOLDERS or THE PET Ky
PNTfROAD COMPANY Notice Is
hereby given that the Board OF Direc-
tors Of the Petersburg Rail TSss,,0 Tom Of
sstoc<holdsrs OF said company, and
that the said meeting will be held at
the office Of the company In the ciy
~ Richmond. at II o'clock NJ. on MON
EAV the Dist day OF November, ls9S'
ana that the said meeting Is called Tor
the purpose OF considering and acting
unon the consolidation OF the Peters
hurg Railroad Company with the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Com
nanv under an act OF the General AS
Per,biv of Virginia. entitled IAN act 10
authorize the Consolidation OF the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company
ana the Petersburg Railroad Company,
and 10 authorize the consolidated com
nanv 10 change its name 10 the Atlantic
Coast Line RallIoaS1 80. on, p- ,eSSe VI VII"
s'i'i"' w. r JONES.
oc15
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~ RrSTEES' SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
l FRAME DWELLING on IIlkIl-
FIRST STREET. BETWEEN y AND
STREETS RICHMOND, NA.-By virtue
OF trusted dated october q, lS93. re-
corded Richmond Chancery Court. ID. i.
$50 O., page 2. default. having been mace ii
I'm the payment therein secured. and be.
Inc raonf~cd 20 TO do. VIC viii sell, at
public auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1s9s' III,
at o'clock i. NJ. the REAL haA
described I'M said deed. being lot BOX
feet on the west side Of Thirty-lrI.sLt
street. between y and O streets, WIN
an attractive frame dwelling thereon. q.
Here A. a good chance for q bargain
Come and get It. ., -oto
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses OF sa.s,
any taxes which may be due ana as 10
sf8l G6. balance at six and twelve months.
u. ULLMAN,
J. J.. TAIIAFERhO,
,. G. CABELL.
Trustees Peoples Building, Loan ana
Trust Company. ho'
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MOTHERS. PROTECT YOUR chill

from Group. Coughs. Colds, Consumption
and Throat and Lung Diseases oy uslpg
DIR. David's Cough Syrup.
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AucrIoN SALE -.ruture DAYS.
BY Charles \. Rose.
Real Estate and Loans,
No. IL North Tenth Street.

Real Estate and Loans.
No. III North Tenth Street
URUsTEEs AUCTION SALE OF IN? M
PROPERTY. SITUATED on NEsI
CARY AND TAYLOR STREETS IN
SISTING or THE CORNER SIOhEl
COR RICHIE q CARY, fOh Man
YEARS OCCUPIED BY GEO. T.; A.
DEEsON. ESQ AND TIE 81 81 Iii IN. -
THEREON. ALL OF SAID PROfEtI1
ADJOINING. AND IN GOOD ORDER
Under deed from Geo. Z. Anderson, 10
Willoughby Newton, Jr., trustee, odle1
December 90 1891, and by decree OF lne
Circuit Court of Henrico county in cause
Of "Cudahy Brothers Co.. vs.. Geo. ~.
Anderson, ct ais. dated october the -
Pursuant TO. and under the above mem
ton deed and DO rec. 1 Will proceed 20
sell ~ Public Auction o. the premises on
THURSDAY, ICN. THE IT, 1913,
at A:3O I. NJ the above mentioned prop
erty described as follows: All nose
three certain lots OF land, with an i'm
prOVements thereon. lying ana belnS IN
the County Of Henrico, Va, ana more
fully described as follows:
FIRST-Al that lot OF lana ar NE
southeast corner Of Cary and hlchle
streets. fronting on Cary. street 80 leet
and back between parallel lines loz leel'
to an alley. with large frame store there
on. And a well built good frame Dwelling
with or 2 rooms. All In good order.
sECOND-An that lot OF land. on the
south line OF Cary street beginning ~
feet east OF Richie street and fronting OF
south line Of Cary street 90 Feet ana
back between parallel lines 132 feet 10
an alley. with two double frame dwell
ings thereon. containing four rooms each.
THIRD-A lot on the northeast corner
Of Tavlor and Richie streets. running
east along the north line OF said Iay lor
street. and fronting thereon $50 feet, upon
which Is a stable yard, stable sneds'
stalls &c the first or lS6 feet OF Whlch;
berinning AT said corner and fronting ana
extending eastwardiy along sala horul
iina 0f TavlOr street. runs back Det"eeit
narallel lines IN a northerly direction, To-
feaf 10 the two lots herenbeiore mehlioh11
eJ and a 20 foot lot between them' anu
the balance OF which lot, VIZ: Ia isee
living cast OF and adjoining the salu loo
feet extends back in nOrthetls az AZ -
lion and between parallel lines II lee'
deem 10 a 10 foot alley. ,t..,ou
FOTTRTH-All household ana Ailcneh
furniture owned bv said Geo. II. AnlSr-
con and I'm his dwelling house In Henrleo
Cn,,,nt, al the corner Of Cary ana klcnle
streets except that. Wnlcn sniu pes
exempt under the poor deotoIS Id" u
Virginia.
TERMS: All Cash. .,.,,,.ro,, W
WILLOUGBBY NEWTON, Jk,
Charles A. Rose, Auctioneer.
Nov IL II IL - 10 IL
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WITH FRAME STORE IN TIE REAR

BY request of the owner, who IS fuily
determined to sell. will oner this prop
WEDNEsbAY NOVEMBER Is, 1898,
at ? NJ PRoMPTLY. The lot COM
mences at the southwestern intersection
Of TWENTY SEVENTH AND y streets tS.
thence running soutnwsaII,1riir sTBi.t s'IS
and fronting thereon THIRTY-ONE (Sl)
FEET 't and extending back i!>,. between
parallel lines. on the me OF ~ u &C.;
Is feet to an alley in common iSn,,t "a t iees
wide. with comfortaole, Mel-S sIx r iaa,e
Gas div and We'll wafer on the premises.
There Is also a frame store on the rear
portion of this lot. which VIII be sold
with the property. o,,rcad a. .a,a
'Ni'-'A'' i-''0' -rHARLES A. ROSE,
-, AuctiOneer.
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MUsEUM-iN TIE
Davis Mansion. corner iwe...n
N 10 s r. N. Admission, 2sc.. sxesPs
on SATURDAYS. when Il Is ffes 20
public. Annual membership s uex s,:nss:
which admits the holder AZ =" es'
iife memharshin teksA $40.
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BY II. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

Charles A. Rose, Auctionee
Nov II 1213 IL 10 IL
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SPECIAL MEETING. OF THE STOCK,
"a ti 10 'DTRS OF THE RICHMOND AND
H No. 70 ,SsfStrRG RAILROAD COM
pnNYINotice IS hereby given that the
board oar OF Directors OF, the Richmond and
Bo,ersburg Railroad Company have
aaelled n speclcaI meeting of the stock
Soiders of said company, and that the
aid aid meeting will be held at the office OF
NC company, in the city OF Richmond,
II o'clock A. NJ, on MONDAY, the
2ist day Of November l9s Sor ana ,b b th2t
inc go So -considering and acting upon the
lrsoildation of the Petersburg Railroad
Company with the Richmond and Pc
.orsb,rg Railroad Company under an
" 80 ne General Assembly OF Virginia,
entitled IAN act 70 authorize the con-
solIdation OF the Richmond and Peters
51re, Railroad Company and the Peters
S,,rg railroad. and 10 authorize the con-
soiidated company 70 change US name
10 the Atlantic Coast Line ha ,is
Company of Virginia. Approved March
l. 1898 W. Il ea,...or,,
ocf5 --.''
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AT the request OF the oNi'4f
Brooks. / will sell. at public auction Oh
the premises. on .ooe
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, lsJs'
at IL O'Clock a. NJ, On
First. The above FARM, containing ~
ACRES OF good land, fronting on ihe
Warwick road. half a mile from Pnlluls
Crossing. on the Peters burg rairon9'
Forty acres are in a high state OF cult
walton: balance in woods The improve
ments consist OF a comfortable seven
rOomcd dwelling located IN a me stvNe
of oaks: outside kitchen barns. etc. or
chard OF 500 trees. This farm Is toVu
land. close TO town, Is a desirable helhu1
borhOod. close 10 school, cnurch, ETC. anu
has a stream OF good water running
through il. -. ,.,,,. ,poHyr,
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE AbDN -
SALE. will sell the crop OF Corn ana + oI-
der. > Horses Wagons, Top busy, iiaro
ness. an kinds Of Farming implements. .
Cows. 40 Chickens. and general assorI-
rnent OF Household and Kitchen / VI
nifure. ,t, ..,,
TERMS: on real estate. one-third cash
and the balance IN one and TWO years
deferred payments bearing interest," a aH
secured. As 10 the personal pre.peeTtx' al
cash a. L. AD .'-,i.r'
nos AANtipt4N~4'
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BY c. l.. & II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
ST. Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
MEETINGS.


IN PURSUANCE OF a CALL BY LIE
Board OF Directors. meeting OF sno
stockholders OF tho VIRGINIA DkEpS-
ING COMPANY will be held IN tne
Office of the company. corner 81 seventh
and Cary streets, Richmond, "a, ~ 81
TUESDAY, November IL. lSyS, ~ IA
O'Clock \. NJ. to consider any business
that may be brought before the meetihs'
J. CLEMENTS StlAfEh,
oci2 Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
STOCKHOLDERS OF WOODBJhH
COMPANY will be held on SAICRDAh,
November -, 1sgS, at L. NJ, at me
office OF the Virginia State Insurance.
Company. Richmond Va.
J. l.. HILL. President.
w A. CRENSHAW, ~
Secretary and Treasurer. noll
CONNECTION COMPANY ANNUAL
MEETING. The annual meeting Of the
n n and +. and X. and L. Connection
company will be held at the oilice OF
line r.. +. and L. Railroad Company. In
Richmond. on WEDNESDAY, NOvem-
her 23 1888. at II o'clock NJ.
j. b. WINSTON,
,oto Secretary.
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BY II. I. Cabell.
paaI Estate AuCtiOuccr.

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Trust Company.