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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-15
Newton County ,Jn,I mama.

Newton, Texas May l3,--The comnis-
sioners court has provided for the issuance
OF $500 Jail bonds, to draw per cent in
torest. and to run ten years. to be redeemed
at any time after five years at the option O,
the county.
The contract to build the Jail will he
awarded when the court meets on the 18th
OF June. II is to be Of brick. and ID to cost
when completed. with the necessary applt-
anres, $500 or thereabouts pp''
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Membership May 1 ..............1
FROM THE PRESIDENT.
MIR. Peak Addresses Members of the
Texas Division.
or AMERICA

Mr.. Peak Addresses Members Of the
Texas Division.
Fort Worth Texas, May 1G.-My Dear
| Friends Having honored me as your
| standard bearer for the ensuing year. ! beg
| ia return my sincere thanks for the com
pIment, and further assure you that ! viii
do all In my power tofurthcr the interests
OF our association In TeXas; but to be sue
ucssfu / must ask that YOU lend me your
individual support. Kindly remember that
II is no easy task to conduct business or
ganiZatlon such as iG our3 successfully
without yoli aid. which ! now most car =
Mostly invoke. N each Individual member
would only secure ore application for mem
tership 1t would double our numerical
sire myth ut the next annual convention
This l. asking but little, and when we Sc
fleet that to few Of our members is due
the remarkable growth during the past
year, we should strive earnestly to share
the work of the few and thus lend our IN
diyidual strength toward the upbuildng Of
ar organization that is destined to render
substantial aid to our wives, Children AMI
near ones when we have passed from ar-
tivity. Think over this my dear fellows.
for there Is food for thought along this
line.
IN appointing my committees, which will
be found In this ISSUE. I have endeayored
to select such men ag will exert them
selves in their various departments, and
who will assist me with their goodly ad-
vice In the management OF our association,
btseech each committeeman 10 select
carefully his respective committees select
ing them from various portions Of the state.
that there may be a general activity all
over orr broad domain and hat these VT
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There are probably az many patriotic mel
among the travelling men as could be fount
In any other calling. 1t is really surprising
to see how many are chatting In the harness
eager to enlist.
Unlike other avocations. a travelling man
position is exceedingly difficult to FIJI, and
consequently their firme will not give them
a furlough or hold their positions fol- them
The young men throughout the State,
however who come In contact with the
travelling men. are encouraged 10 stand Tor
their country. and given words OF comfort
from the travellers. who speak from their
hearts. overlooking with love ond loyalty
10 the United States.
In case they are needed no class of men
will take up their swords with greater vim
or enthusiasm than the drummers.
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candidates and each will be represented b,
large delegations at Omaha.
Mr. Loiis Ochs Of New orleans la round
ing up his friends who are delegates. and
believes that the carly bird catches this
worm.
Certainly. no better point could be Sc.
lccfed for the meeting than New Orleans
and especially as II is convenient for tn,
Texas delegation. Louisville would re-
dound to the benefit OF the association, TOO
as 1t would aid in enthusing the travelling
men OF old Kentucky, OF whom there are
only too few who are members OF the asso-
citation.
However. It is decidedly TO the Interest
OF the Texas delegation TO vote for New
Orleans as 1t is near our doors, and more
hospitable people than the citizens oil tnis
Southern city do not live.
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Boxes. extract. coffes. hi
Brick, fire. per NJ .....,.
Brick, common, per H.
Plinds. doors. sash. "a A.
Zones and horns per IN
Borates, per 100 lbs.....,
Bonedust. bone meal. hpn
100 lbs ........ .......1
Carboys. full ......... II
Carboys. empty ....,...l.s.
Canalgrs root. per 100 ID, ~
Cattle. each -. il.
Cement, plaster, per 10 II
Charcoal. per sack ...i..s5
Copper Matte. per 100 pound
Gotten. per 100 lbs (bale 4
500 pouIds) -. ......,,.~'
Coal. per 100 lbs. .........-
Cottonsead. per 100 lbs ~.
ColttonSeed meal. per 10 n
Coffee. per 100 lbs ...,.-4
Cotton ties. per no lbs, ~
Cotton ties. per bundle. av1
Coal oil. per cass..........a~
Cocoanu.s. per I'D ......---
Crates. crockery. per cubic
Dry goods. per 109 lbs ....s
Flour, per 100 lbs ......."r.
Fustic and dive woods. pH
Fertilizer and glano, pS y
Groceries, per 100 lbs ......s~
Grain. in sacks. per 100 lbs
Grain, for export, deliyt'a
vator, per 100 bs ......a"r'
Hardware. per 100 lbs ..-r'
Hry. pei !nn lbs ...........'..'<
1i3.s>s and mules, each :....-
Household goods. per 100 ~
Hides. loose. each .........r
Hides. In bales, per icy "
Hides. green. in bundles y
Iron boiler plate, bar, DOM
etc. ner 100 lbs ......,,. :..''''
Iron water pine. per 100 lm'|
Iron. junk. per 100 lbs -.y.rs
Istle. per 100 lbs ....... ....s' -
Jute and jute butts, caTp
per 100 lbs. ........,.".''.'-'''''
Laths, per NJ ...."....s "Y~--
Lead. per 100 lbs .......'...r"''''
Lumber. per NJ feet ....'''ss
Logs. per 100 lbs ,....,.'..''-'
Machinery. per 100 lbs ....''"s'''
Mohair. per 100 lbs :.:.,,.''''''''
Mineral ores. per 100 IDS
Nails. per 100 lbs ....''.-''''''
Oil cake. per 100 lbs .....''''''''
Oysters. per Dbl .,.:..... 80, -,
Packing house pronhc's' ~
Faint. pec 100 lbs ......''''''
Pig lead. per 100 lbs ..'..'"'TT
P.neapplas, per 200 ......''s;..
Powder kegs. Ac.: y kegS =
Roofing slate. per I'D w., Y,
+. r. IRON and steel rails, y
Il. r. material, per 100 'p ~,
r. r. ties. s feet long. ae.-
Rope, per 100 lbs ...;..''' -,
Sack onions, potatoes "
each ....... ....'.'.'''' Z
Salt. per sack ..,''....,..'i,, T.,
Salt, per 100 lbs. carsos; '. =,
Sand and shell, peg cusS
/ Spelter, per 100 lbs ,....'',''' 1890.
Shingles, per 1000 ..... 49,. :,
Soda and potash. in casa I
per 100 lbs ........'''.'''''....
Timber, psr 100 lbs 1855.
Tiles, per 100 lbs ,.....''''''.
Tin plate. per 100 III '''' ''
Vatermelons, each ,....'''"'
Wire. per 100 lbs.........'.''.'',,
Wood. per cord $50. x. -. I,
Wool, hailed. per IVY ap ~.
Wool, in sacks. rer Nv ~
Vacation. per 100 lbs ..'.''''''
Goods not in above ~. ~
in proportion. say; L "a,
TO the cubic foot VIII pe ~
urement and charged : I'M
pounds and over TO the "
classed as weight ana o"ss
leo lbs.
berths. will be charged -
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that place Wednesday night for his home
TO spend his vacation of some six weeks
John Cross, who sells groceries for Wal.
u.s. l.andes & Co, booked some nice or
GERS for his house in Beaumont and Orange
this week
ia stedman. Jr,. 7. II. Thompson & Co. s
East Texas hustler, spent few hours az
~ heaumont this week with his better
zoe Gohiman. secretary OF Post C. Hous.
merchants Thursday.
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President Texas DIVISION, 7. p. n. OF A
To =. u. A. rost secretaries.

Please send "a full report Of each meet
ing Of your post to me and I Will see that
the various newspapers throughout the
state publish the same. The dongs OF one
port enlhuse another and thereby in
tlesses interest aud membership Please
DO not neglect this.
G. s r Holland,
Chairman Press Committee, T. +. a"
Houston Texas.
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TRAVELLERS 1
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
tt4


FRAyELERs' PROTECTIVE AsSoCiA-
TON or AMERICA.
National President ...........s.'...'.'
50. jos. Wallerstein, Repmono Va
National Secretary and Treasurer
Louis T.. La Bcaume. Room az
Jirlon Trust Building, Seventh ana
Owe Streets. St. Louis, MO.
TEXAs DIVISION, #. p. A. or A..
President. Howard w. Peak, Fort worm
Secretary and Treasurer. ...... ..,....,.
..... JONES r.. Ludlow. Dallas
First Vice President. .,.....'.''''.'.,'
....... Dan NJ. Lasker La Grange
Second Vice President. .........'....,...
............W j. Hughes, Galveston
Third Vice President ...,...:....',.,...
Adolph Boldt, houston
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Post CD. W. MIchaux. Houston.
Post Drank Arnold San Antonio.
Post &c. A. Mangold, George stursis
and IL Il. Marchhank, Dallas.
Post IA. n. Edgar Austin,
Post G--F. A. Gnttman, Galveston
Post H---Dan Well, Waco.
Post III. d. singctary, corsicans;
Post wv. y. craddock. Fort Worth.
Post ks. G. Bennett Gainesville.
Post LII. G. Heillig La Grange.
Post Mr. n. Woiford. Cuero.
Tost Nj. n. seegcr Temple.
Post O--Robert Groce. Victoria
Post p--Tom G. Swope. Beaumont.
Post 90. II. Jaeegli, Brennan.
Post RI A. Inman. III paso.
Post Teal. c. Brewster, Laredo.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
Prose-. s. n. Holland. Houston.
Railroad--.A =. Fout, Fort Worth.
Committee charmon are also
members of the board Of directors
Next state convention meets at victoria
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=, Schmidt. Houston. Terra. !.
agent for Elmer Z Amends Prescrint,cn 30 sn's
~, wn,sn cure against Rheun stisw
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@zRM EXCURSION R47lA1ES AND REGulkl\uh'
WF1HlANA
VEST0N VII "

All vessels and their owners landing good
wharves thereby contract to pay, and are resud
for the Wharfage on the same riding to the
ing rates to be collected from tho vessels
agents: sessesessssssesssesesse . % o. sss.1
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Nill DO run hrst-class In every respect, VIII
be glao to greet all my old friends, Especial
attention TO all the Travelling Fraternity.
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LeiCeste Hotel,

FLATONiA, TEXAS,
J, u. WILLIAMS, Manager formerly of Mutt
Hotel. Victoria aud Cuero)
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THINK OF A THOUSAND MORE
UMBRELLA WONDERS
HIRE THAN AT AND OTHER CHRIS

HERE THAN AT AND OTHER CHRIST
MAS SALE.
A whole manufacturer stock; bought
late, it is true, but the best bargains usu-
ally come just that way.
Ladies' s. Long Pearl or Ivory, with
silver deposit, Fine Silk Taffeta
Umbrellas, for 1926.
Handsome Long Dresden and Silver
Handles. So Umbrellas. for $3.50.
$40 Long Real Ivory and Sterling-Silver
Handle Fine SILK Umbrellas for S..
A half a thousand Ladies and Mems
Umbrellas. costing up 10 $3.50. Your
choice of the finest handles. CSC.
Mems Pure Twilled silk Guaranteed I'M
brellas. with the finest lockwood
handles. a written guarantee for one
year. $3.50.
Mems Fine Black SILK Tafeta, with
large ivory crook handles. sterling
silver trimmings, H.75, cost usually
$3.50.
Mems Sterling-Silver Trimmed Fine
Black Taffeta Silk. 2S-inch size, $780,
instead of 81.
Mems $3.50 Black Taffeta. Close-Rolling,
SILK Covers, and SterlingSiver Trim
mings, 2S-inch size, for $219.
so Finest Ivory and Silver-Handle Mems
Umbrellas are Sc.
800 Ladies' and Mems Twilled Serge and
Gloria Umbrellas, usually cost 81; these
59c. EACH
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Under deed Of trust recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Henrico County Court
Deadlock lj2 A. page l56. default having
been made IN the payment Of money
therein secured. and being so required
by the beneficiary. We will sell at public
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER l3, 1898.
at O'Clock T. IL. the LAND AND M
PRONEMENTS described in said deed
as follows:
beginning at a point on the westerly
or new line of Brook Turnpike road (as
Widened 10 feet from the old line of said
Brook Turnpike road at the sOutherly
line Of ground Of r. c. Brauer; thence
along said ground Of +. G. Brauer north
81 81 degrees west 125 feet TO "A point;
thence south 81 81 degrees east Il feet
10 ground now or late Of John Rebman:
grees east 125 feet to the said westerly
line Of said Brook Turnpike road. and
thence along the same north 81 81 de-
grecs west Il feet 20 the place Of begin
ming The improvements consist of a
nearly new modern cottage of about
eight rooms, and other Improvements, all
In good order.
TERMS: A sufficient sum in cash to
defray the expense of executing this
trust. and to pay a debt OF ST. 1873 with
interest from May IL, 1898 and as TO any
surplus a credit of six months; negotiable
note, bearing interest from date OF sale
at per cent. 10 be secured on the pro-
perty by deed of trust. unless the parties
In interest shall at the hour Of sale di-
rect other terms for the said surplus
ROBERT STILES. Trustee.
j. Thompson Brown & Co., AuctlOneers.
de
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AUCTION sALEs-Fy,ur. -
dd IH eAefu II . Of ne herelnaftermono,

In execution Of the hereinafter-r,..,..
! decree. / Will sell. ON Ni.o1-
MONDAY. DECEMBER 70 tes
Dy auction, on the premises. rr.r..''..,
the IoiIoWing PROPERTY -v.ii -
pHgy, ~, - o clock d.. the CONFopr,
BIZ BRICK HOUSE. No. AM, ~. a. a.
north side Of Marshall efroei DD ITO
fOurth and Fifth streets. vi,b
stories, basement and attic. and ..'.. "'
Ing eiSht rooms, together Win Ii.
upon which u stands. fronting u Z
silu Iuillhiis PACK l2J feet o. au aI.g
feet wide leading out 90 Fourth .,,
% At O'Clock i. NJ. that I.tpet
TRACTINE. AND NAITAEI.F et....'.--
AND DWELLING No. gg4 eftr.. ,'t..
inc southwest corner OF E.r.fI az.
lulip streets, with Tot fronting 10 f..-
extending back l32 feet 90 Burton .....
e,,us SnJoyins fronts ON two streets. rt.
store is fairly commOdi0us. and fr, .I, ..-
ing, with six rooms, is very cornf,r-.. .-
and convenient.
90 At 80 O'Clock p. NJ. that Arrp ,..
TIVE FoUR-ROOM BRICK U0i-s.
Nv Eena6le street, with lot fr1rf..,
TO an alley y feet wide
ca At O'Clock p. ~. the VERY tt.,.
I'VE IWO-STORY NEW BRICK DtI.I
lNG, NO. Z3bt Nenahle street Wits
rooms and lot q feet inches I. Dbl.
TO an alley y feet wide.
o., A4,t "y"FN pAvl'iI4 is very attractive 90
us KIND, and should commend r..-s
investors and home-seekers.
Terms: One-tourJn casn; the baarr.. ,
six, twelve, and eighteen morm.
notes with interest added and ...
tanned y. a. q. CAUr.r.
Special Comm ...u..-
Goodwin, who sues. &C.. vs. Fr.-rt
In the Chancery Court Of the civ 'ii.-h.
mOnd. 3"
l. c. o. sayple. Clerk Of said court c..
tify that thS>bond required OF ID. .t..,
commissioner Shy decree in said ...'.. .s
July %. 1898. has been duly given
Given under my hand this ZI d.v.s, .-
gust iose. c. o. SAYILLg
nc lott I..rg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-13

Constipation prevents the body from
Riding itself Of waste matter. De Wits
Little Early Rsers will remove the troli-
BILE and cure Sick Headaches. Bilious
ness. Inactive Liver. and clear the Com
pleMon. Small, sugar-coated, don't gripe
or cause nausea
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nay be looked for here,
lot Of Iron Toys. such as Surveys,
Buckboards.i Trains and Bell TOYS,
usual 2oc. value. to-day l0c.
Electric Batteries, SOC.
Daisy Air Rifles, 25c.
Snapshot Cameras, 5oc.
Large-Size Set OF Tenplns, 81 kind, for
iSc.
Magic Lanterns. 25c. TO So each.
Improved Crokinole 81.
Buck Saw and Horse. l0c.
Iron Trains. feet long for 81.
LADIES' SUITS.
TailorMade Suits OF Imported Vicuna
Cloth, in Colors and Black, ny front
jackets, ail-silk lined skirt with best
percaline lining. suits that were $40
slz.50. and S4JQ: any In this lot for
1913
Tailor-Made Suits OF Cheyiot. Camers-
Hair, Venetian Cloth, and Vigoreaux
Twill, latest style cut, best SILK lining.
BEST tailoring. were $3.50, 1888. $2250
ana 10; any OF these Tor si2.5O.
-
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD The
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
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OLD WhlskEfS
AT POPULAR PRICES

Pride of Virginia per gallon. 81; Old
Monongahela 81; Old Standard, 81; old
Virginia Mountain Dew. 81; Old Ken
lucky S own y; Old Frank Hin Bourbon.
81 Old Warwick, s.; Old Kentucky Re
serve, 81; Old Kentucky Sour Mash, -: Old
Pineapple, y.
old North Carolina Corn Whiskey, 81.
A75. and $50 per gallon, Pure Old Ap6ie
Brandy at ESQ and s. per gallon: Pure
Gin al s. per gallon; Medford Rum al 81
per gallon; Dixie Rye Whiskey at 81 20.
a Good Whiskey NJ A.25i Sweet Catawba
ana Blackberry Wines at soc. per gallon
DemJohns and jugs at cost price A. w
ROSENE. Liquor Dealer, p south Tbir-
teenth street, Richmond, Va.
DC 20-Gnn Rlrt,
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FRUIT CAKES,

Is. 20. and 25c. POUND; MINCE PIES
Zine homemade mincemeaU, 10c. each:
Raisin and Citron Cakes. 20c.; Chocolate
'Cocoanut Cakes g layers. &c: Fancy
Candies. DRINKARD'S, 423 IL north
Sixth street. Phone 40. de Bite
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Personal.

THE DISSOLUTION OF the FIRM or
REUTER- q MALLORY has lert me ~
possession Of a large and varied stork -
RAILROAD. STEAMBOAT, AND Mill.
SUPPLIES, which / will close ONT ~
from 20 to % per cent below m.n,,,,,
turers price. Have an extra large stocl
OF RUBBER GOODS. such as Hose. psck-
ing Betting. etc. Write me FOR anVtIin.
you MAJ need In my line. J. ID. NAL.
LORY. p Light street. Baltimore Nj
~ . 90
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

THE GENTLEMAN WHO APPRO-
priated my UMBRELLA yesterday after
noon from the rack in Reuger's restau-
rant will please return TO SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 1t has
initials Il. c. w. on the handle. de 13-lt
LOST. BETWEEN 8 AND 4 O'CLOCK
Saturday evening dropped from carriage).
either on Grace street between Jefferson
and Monroe or on Madison between
Grace and Franklin streets. A SMALL
SILVER SUGAR DISH. of an after-din-
ner set. Monogram V. p. l.. on one side.
A reward OF s. will be paid for its return
10 this Office. de ll-2t
LOST OR MISLAID. CERTIFICATE
No. 1923 for one share stock Old DOmin-
ion Building and Loan Association. Find
er return TO this and get reward
no 29-Tuit'
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THE SICK COMMITTEE OF THE
German Ladies Aid Association OF the
Virginia Hospital will have their annua
Donation Days on the 18th and 10Th >of
this month. These ladies have been very
successful In helping the poor. and this
cause should appeal TO the hearts az
every one Donations Of every kind vii
be thankfully received. and can be sent
10 Mrs. Charles A. Metzger. 5Oi north
Twenty-nlnth street: Mrs. George Del
treich north Fifth street. Mrs. II. Hasset
1902 Pleasant street. and Mrs. ]. KTouse
S0i north Sixth street. de l3-Tu& Sun2t
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TRUSTEES SALE
a OF
TWO NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS uN
BLAIR STREET.

BY virtue Of the provisions NJ c.r'i.s
deed OF trust. dated April - l.i -t
recorded I'm Deed-BO0k lJi q, u
Richmond Chaucary Court. default H.t1
been made In the payment " .
note therein secured. and be.n- pa.
by the holder OF The same so tl Or. BIT.
sell by public auction. ou the prem. .N
THURSDAY. DECEMBEH Do. I.
at $50 O'Clock +. ~. the ioIohIHf t..
PERTY-to-wit: All. tina, Dog .f .I.I. %
the Improvements thereon i}l5 ..
ing In the city OIL Richmond,
the south line OF Bair street.
nc point about 800 feet east M Hi.
street. thence castwarlv aut 1901.
on said Blair street ~ feet mon.
and back between irregular IH.e E..
alley, on which it fronts o i..r i
or less. -
TERMS: Cash as tO expense n.
sale any taxes thIt may De- .H.
pay a note of 500. with interest
April IS 1895. balance ar twc.r.
G. T.. DEMON ..,H
&. l.. e. n. l. Deuoon, Auction
de 10
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THE VALENTINE MUSEUM

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
open daily from 10 A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ.
Admission, % cents. Free on Saturdays.
de 13-ly
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PHENOMENAL PICTURE SELLING

The soul Of humor is caught up in this
beautiful group Of Pictures. Some orisi-
nal others most perfect copies of noted
originals. all of them framed in novel and
prettiest effects. We price them like this:
Beautiful Oil Paintings. each in sepa-
rate box, with hand-burnished gold
frames, for $5.95 to $50 each.
Steel Engravings and Water Colors, in
Florentine gold-burnished frames, at
$3.50 $6.75 $40. and Sl2 each.
Beautiful Pastel Pictures, 16X2O-lnches
II fran zach
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib east Main street.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE. PRIVATELY.

FOR SALE. PRIVATELY.
THE GRACF-STREET BAPTIST ia
BERNACLE, corner Of Grace and Belvi-
dere streets, containing more than sixty
thousand feet of good building lumber,
sash. doors, &c, and s. squares Of good
tin and felt paper, will he sold as a
whole at a low price, or the lumber and
tin separately. Apply at once 70
y. j. TODD.
=. b. VAN buren,,
RUBEN BURTON,
de 13-lt
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WANTED.

BOARDERS FOR SEVERAL NICE.
Bright Rooms.
nj
iOl NORTH ELEVENTH STREET.
ode u-2D
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Office Virginia Fire and Marine

Office Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Richmond. Va, December 10. 1898.
DlNlDEND.-THE DIRECTORS OF
this Company have declared a SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF 1 PER CENT.
payable on and after January 20 next
Transfer books closed. Checks will be
mailed; Changes of address should be
notified to company
w. II. MCCARTHY,
de IO-lm Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-13

Children's Handsome Refers In plain
and fancy cheviot. large, stylish coll
lars. heavily braided, were 1915 and
si69. for $3.50.
Double Breasted Refers. neatly braided.
or fur-trimmed, for 75c.. were 81 80 and
1926
Childrens Fancy Refers. Braided and
English Belt Back, were Sc and $3.50;
any OF these $i69.
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WANTED.

TO RENT FOR WINTER MONTHS.
Small Furnished House or Apartments.
on west Franklin or Grace streets. i'm a
good neighborhood. Answer to =. o. Bon
IA. city de lO-Sts
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE MEMBERS :
OF ST. JOHNS LODGE. No. Sc. a. -
i. and a. NJ: You ara REQUESTED 40 -
attend a stated communication OF your
lodge % be- held g. fne Masonic Inrp
THIS CTuesday) EVENING at 7:SO o'clock.
Members % sister lodges ana transient
brethren are cordially invited 20 meet with
US.
by order of the Worshipful Master.
JUINUS A. COSBY,
De 12-lts Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-13
BY n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Aucti0noer.
SUBURBAN STORE AND RFST.
~ DRNCE PROPERTY
AT DUMBARrON. AT AUCTION

! will sell by auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. DEFENDER 49,. iEt
NJ 1870 O'Clock r. NJ, the attractive PLAN
Ot GROUND. at Dumbarton. 0u he R.-r.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac r.r.
road thFee miles from the city. c.r..r-
ing about nine acres OF band. with F..
store. dwelling. and other hrrI.r,t
thereon. This Is convenient location
six trains stop daily at The door ANA ns
fare rs as low as istreet-car fares.
TERMS: Liberal and az sale
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
4 GREAT nAnGaIN

A PARTY LEAVING THE CITY OF
UPRIGHT PIANO. az a sacrifice 10 a
cash purchaser. or would sell on time
de l0-lws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-13

Richmond, Va, December 10. 1898
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Of the stockholders Of this bank for the
election Of directors will be held at the
Banking House on TUESDAY. the 10th
of January. 1858. J. w. LOCKWOOD.
de l3-eOd tJalGin Cashier
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WANTED.

a GOOD COOK (WHITE OR COLORED)
good room on premises. None need ap-
ply with9ot references. Apply 20 \. Eel
TIC, 209 east Main. de 13-1t'