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Educate Your BoweIe With Casoarets.
 Candy Catharttc, cue constipation forever lVc, 2oc. If C. c. c fails druggl refund money
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Mrs. James Gould and son, Roy, returned today from Noble Lake, where they have been the guest of Ms Floyd A Jarvis for several days
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COTTON

New York, N, l., August 22- Spots, quiet and unchanged; middl- ing, sales S3l,
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Standard sugar cured hams 10 cents per pound.
 6-26 dti. Mccain Grocery Co.
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Mir. Ernest PIummer is still very i'll at his home in this city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-08-27

Angel Food and layer cakes made fo order at JoeG. Meyers. dtf
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Fifteen cents worth of the bes chewing gum for five cents at the Mccain Grocery Co. 6-2G dtf.
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Mir. Will Allen, of Lake Village, is a Pine Bluff visitor today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-08-27

A. Brewster & Son headquarters for wall paper, paints, oils and Varnishes. Sash and doors.
 About twenty-five gravel wagons passed through the city last evening en route south to work on the Iron Mountain railroad.
 Or and after September list, we will sell all kinds of Dressed Poultry. Call aad see Us.
 dtf The I.J. Bloom Meat Market.
 To Cure Constipation Forever.
 Take Cusearets Candy CaJharttc. 10c or zee. If c. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money
 There was no gun club shootEes- terday, as most of the members were absent from the city attending the local shoot at Jonesboro.
 The ". o. W. lodge met last night and initiated Nr. Arthur Young into its ranks.
 On and after September let, we will handle all kinds of fresh and salt water Fish and Oysters. dtf The l. J. Bloom Meat Market
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Hires Root Beer at Joe C. Meyers
 if
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FOR RENT--A nice broom cottage on west 4th avenue, known as the Episcopal par sonaRei terms reas0nable;appIy To
 t E LEE, at Eddins Dry Goods co.
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CITY ITEMS. OA 4 A =H- A4 4iA -

There was one case fin the police court this morning, peace dis tnrber. He WIS fined &.
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Messrs. W. J. Terry and W. C.. Poster, of Little Rock, arc among those registered at the Truloek to- day.
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e A S T S z + A. Bears the 4 Tho kEl You Have AH3yS Bought Signature ss N<z14zzzSu

Mir Isaac Dreyfus has opened a new shoe store in the building for merly occupied bY MT s. 4 Rosen- berg.
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Stop at GIeason's Hotel when in Little Rock. dtf
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Fresh Oysters and fish every Fri day at Joe c. Meyers. dtf
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Miss Laura Truloek. of Sulphur Springs, is in the city today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-08-27

Gunther's famous choeoiaees and boabons at Mitchell's, only, POS Main
 rect. II 15 If
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HOODS PILLS are purely yege table and donot purge, pain or grfpe All druggists. 25e.
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Mir. B. Hailman, of BrinkIey, is in the city today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-08-27

THAT TIRED FEELING is due to impoverished blood, HCOd s Sarsaparilla enricbes and vitalizes the blood and gives strength, energy and vigor. Be sure to get Hoods.
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MT. Will Levy has returned from Humphrey, where he spent few days fishing and hunting.
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No-To-Bag foe Nifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weGk men strong, blood pure. Soc. 8l. All druggists
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Far tonight and Saturday. Sta tionary temperatures
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M B. C. k. FitzhuRh and son. Rag land, have returned from Atlanta where they have spent the past few moaths most. pleasantly
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Meeting of Sovereign Grand Lodae l. 0. o. F. Boston, Mass, Sep .I9 ta 24th 1898.
 For this occasion the Cotton bel will sell round trip tickets for one fare, S34.SO. Tickets for sale Sep. l6 l7lh and 10th 1898. Return Limit September 30th 1898.
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Regarded oreieIi.

Havana, Aag z6.-HHa Spanish col- 9nial authorities #Whsie they have de- nided merchandise from Santiago and other ports occupied by American forces Is to be considered foreign and thus sub- jeet to customhausa duties. have taken under special consideration the future of agricultural products and manufactur- ing industrios q such points with the view of suggesting to the Madrid gov ernmea5 the mo5us yigan6 with tha American government regarding the same leaving our putin bond pending tue decision from Madrid.
 S09tA Arkansas Teachers 4ssoci. ation, Camden, Ark, August 3I. For this occasion Che Cotton Belt will sell round trip tickets at SID. Tickets on sale Aug. 90 and 3l, Re. turn limit Sept. B, IS9S.
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C A- @ TT G9 Fl Bears the < The snd You HaY8 Always Bought Signature ss Gerz1zZzzz0

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. DeWoody left yesterday for Baltimore, Md, where they will spend d few weeks on a pleasure stay.
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Mr. ". {. .VtncenheIIer. state conn missioner of mines. manufactures and agriculture, of Little Rock, is in the city today.
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Buy your turnip seed today and get the reliable kind from Bluff City Drug Co. Smiths old stand If
 The Knights of Honor met Thurs day night and initiated six new mem bers into the mysteries of that order as follows; H. c. Rather, M E. Bloom, NJ. r. Treadwen, E. c. Sam ders, Robt. ". Goodman and Lester Austin.
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The ". 0. W. lodge met last night and initiated Vr. Arthur Young into its ranks.
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it6 AOA " ttH4i'AAAt t1 SNs't - tend court
 Angels Food and layer cakes made to order at JoeG. Meyers. dtf Messrs. W. J. Terry and W. c. Foster. of Little Rock, arc among those registered at the Trnloek to- day.
 Stop at GIeasou's Hotel when in Little Rock. df
 Mir. B. Hailman, of BrinkIey, is in the city today
 Fresh Oysters and fish every Fri day at Joe c. Meyers. dti
 MT. Will Levy has returned from Humphrey, where he spent a few days fishing and hunting.
 No-To-Bae foq Nifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco hablt cure, makes weak men strong, blood pure. Soc. 8i. All druggists Mir. Will Allen, of Luke Village, is a Pine Bluff visitor today.
 Standard sugar cured hams 10 cents per pound.
 6-26 atE Mccain Grocery Co. Mr. Ernest Hummer is still very i'll at his home in his city.
 sTo EEA. Bears the 1 Tho kEl You Have A8ayS Bought Signature sl &<z1zZzz5n
 Mr Isaac Dreyfus has opened a new shoe store in the building for merly occupied BY MT s. A Rosen- berg.
 Fifteen cents worth of the bes chewing gum for five cents at the Mccain Grocery Co. 6-26 dtf. Mir. Jas. Gould has returned from St. Louis and Memphis, where he went on a business trip.
 RUBBER STAMPS, ETC
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nor SALE

FOR SALE FIVE ACRES. HOUSE. 6
rooms, near station. $5a9' 500 acres. n9
huildines but timber enough for 10000
feet lumber. Price 81 500 100 acres.
large house and timber enough for Loo
cords wood 81 600. Also country store
cheap. Address. BOX Is, Richmona'
Va '.-
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ROOSEVELT LEADS.
Sporting Men Offering Two TO One and
Five 20 Three on the Rough Riders.

Roosevelt Is the favorite IN the early
betting. which IS not very large. In
most cases the odds are 2 to 1 on the
Rough Rider, in many he IS backed al .
10 3. The Stock Exchange. as usual, Is
the down town centre for wagers. Up
town the money Is being played by Geo.
Plndey, OF the Metropole. and Frank
Keeney Of the Hotel York.
Only few men are showing money
vet but at the Democratic club and
among the Republicans at the Fifth Ave
nue.. there 81 talk Of plenty TO come.
SOL sayles was the tirst to appear IN
sporting political circles yesterday and
George Purdey was his commissioner.
Mr. Sayles IS a Van Wyck boomer Tor
odds. betting 500 against $1,000 ON the
brother OF the Mayor.
The sight OF his money seemed 20 SUR
others 10 greater deeds OF confidence. and
soon after his cash was placed the wager
OF the day was made. George Wheelock,
"a bookmaker. has the large end OF H. He
places $1,000 against 5000 deposited by
John Mahoney that Roosevelt will be
the next Governor. Like Wheclock, Ma
honey Is well known az the race tracks
and I'm general sporting circles.
Wheelock IS the man who lost $4,000
betting on William Jennings Bryan. lie
has as complete confidence IN Roosevelt
as he had IN the free silver cause and
after the bet with Mahoncy, he made an
other Of $500 against 5000 with Robert
Rose-Ncw York Herald.
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VESSELS FOR
HARB0R-DEFENCE.
Bids for the Construction Of -Four
Opened Yesterday.
MILLION AND A QUARTER EACH
That the Pricc-T,lmit Allowed by Con-
ercss--Four Bids Received, Next
10 the Lowest Being the New
port News ship-Duiiding Co.

WASHINGTON, oct. bids were
opened at the Navy Department to-day
Tor the construction Of four harbor de-
Tense vessels Of the monitor type au-
thorized by Congress. at an expenditure
Of $4,000 for each monitor. The act
directs the Secretary TO have IN view the
best results and most expeditions deliy-
ery.
Consequently. the Department in laying
down its requirements made twenty-scveh
months the maximum time for the
completion OF the vessels. providing
penalty ranging from so TO 500 per day
Tor any delay In their completion The
monitors are 10 be built strictly IN ac-
cordance with the Department designs,
10 provision being made, as is usually
the case, for the submission of contractors
plans.
HAVE no DUPLICATES.
In type they have no duplicates IN mod
trn ship construction, and more than any
thing else resemble the little monitors
which distinguished themselves IN the
civil war. The board OF bureau chiefs
would have liked very much 10 have pro-
vided n more powerful class OF vessel bat
the small limit Of cost fxed in the appro-
priation act prevented this and they Were
obliged to content themselves with single
turreted monitors Of 200 tons dispiace-
ment Nevertheless the designers nave
contrived within these narrow limits TO
plan most serviceable type OF vessel,
though their usefulness will be strictly
limited to harb0r defense. and on account
OF their small proportions they viii not
be able to undertake any lengthy voyages
TWELVE-KNOT SPEED.
While resembling the war monitors
these new vessels will be vaNly superior
10 them in power. Their speed, for in
stance. will be twelve knots, about double
that Of the old vessels. Their batteries
will consist Of two twelve-inch breech-
loading rifles. capable Of piercing the side
Of nine-tcnths of the naval vessels OF the
world; four 4-inoh rapid fire guns ana
seven smaller calibre rapid fire guns Ike
those that did such service In tho destruc-
ton OF Cervera's squadron
The builders are not required to furnish
either guns, armor or turrets. The latter,
bv the way. are 10 be electrically controll-
cd Ike those on the Brooklyn. The tur-
rets win be OF the balanced type. ten
inches thick behind, eleven inch bar
bettes and a belt Of armor eleven inches
thick and five feet broad will be placed
on the sides OF the vessel
The monitors will be 225 feet long, fifty
feet broad and draw about twelve and a
half feet OF water. enabling them 10 move
freely I'm any Of the shallow Atlantic
coast harbors.
The lowest bidders for building the
,nonifors were names as follows Nixon
of Elizabeth. \. j.. SS25 900; Newport
News $500 N0 Bath Iron Works, Maine.
$500 900. and Union Iron Works, san Fran
cisco, $4,000.
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r RUsTEEs SALE OF THE MA ,s.A, =,
MEDIUM SIZED, DklAoh ~
FRAME DWELLING. 40. l'N W Id
MARSHALL STREET.
BY virtue Of the provisions OF a certain
deed Of trust, dated August IL, lS't Oh
record IN Clerks Office OF Henrico County
Court, ID. h. 146 A. Page 239. default nav
ing been made IN the payment OF GER
tam motto therein secured, and being re-
quired 50 TO do / will sell BY public auc-
ton. on the premises on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1898,
at O'Clock 4. NJ. the two-story frame
dwelling. No. i70C west Marshall street
The lot commences at point 90 feet from
Lodge street and fronts on Marshall
street 30 feet and runs back between
parallel lines 10 feet. The dwelling Is
substantially built and always occupied
by good tenants at a paying rental
TERMS Cash as to expenses OF ex-
ecuting this trust and 10 pay note OF
$500 with interest. balance upon terms
10 be announced at sale.
c. L. DENOOS. Trustee.
G. L. & II. L. Denoon. Auctioneers.
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Insnoctlnr the yiscaYa.

PLAYA DEL ESTE. CUBA, Sept 30
Naval Constructor Hobson is now max
ing an inspection OF the Spanish cruiser
vircaya. which was sunk when Cervora's
feet dashed out Of Santiago harbor. This
inspection Is for the purpose Of derermin-
ing what work Is necessary 10 raise the
vessel. Operations Will begin soon after
bis inspection IL completed.
Meanwhile the work on the cruiser In
fanta Maria Teresa. which Is now in
Stuanssnsfno harbor. IL progressing rap
idly. One hundred and city men are
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COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Committees Appointed and Confer
cnce Held.

The Henrico County Democratic Com
mittee held a meeting at the county court
house yesterday AZ IL o'clock. II was only
an informal conference, and some discus
sion was participated in casually in re-
gard 70 the congressional election IL
was decided that the committee meet
again on Saturday, october 18th, and
every Saturday thereafter until after the
election.
The following committees were appoint
I'd:
Exeoutive-C. T.. Smith. c. A. Bowles.
S. Solomon, W. N. Ford, j. w. Taylor
and A. i. Cornwall
Firance-H. T. Burnley, r. 10. Tiller, II.
y. Pollard. Howard Kenrey, G. w Heck
Ter. c. II. Graves and J. NJ Fans.
Plans-W. j. Todd A. J. schufelt M. j.
Territer. II. c. Noeglor, j. r. Syecle, J..
J.. RUSSELL and y. 5. Ragland
Printing!. Il. Newly. G. W. Throck-
morton, Jerry levitt, Charles Haas, c..
~ Harris. w. j. Vaughan and W II.
BlsnBenship.
Mr.. II. T. Burnley was chosen treasurer
OF the committee.
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XyIRGINIA-IN VACATION-IN THE
V CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIR
CUT COURT or THE CITY Oh RICH
MOND. OCTOBER !, 1898:
Vinia c.. Green ..................PIaintin'
against
Daniel y. lancey .s.......... sbeteh'ahl'
In case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit IS TO recover
against the defendant the sum OF eight
hundred and fOrty-nine dollars and sixty
two cents, with Interest thereon at the
rate OF per centum per annum rom
December Il. 1897. until paid. ana %
attach the estate or debts owing % the
said defendant within the city Of Rich-
mond. and subject the same 90 the pay
ment of the PLAINTIFF claim
And affidavit having been made ana
fled that the affiant believes that the
defendant Is not q resident OF this state
he Is required 20 appear hero within NJ
teen DAYS after due publication hereot
and do what IS necessary 70 protect his
interest in this suit
A cOpy-Teste: --.,.,.,, .,,--,-
Bryant & Carter. p. a. oc1
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CRUSHED IN A MILL.
Winston shipped Over Million Pounds
fManufacturcd Tobacco.

WINSTON. n. c.. october Especial
The ten-year-old son OF Thomas Swim
WAS caught In cane min yesterday five
miles south OF Salem. All o. the ribs on
one side were broken lie died to-day,
IT, ~ Robertson. one of Mocksville's
leading citizens. died this morning aged
ffty-fve.
winston shipped over a million pounds
OF manufactured tobacco during Scptcm
her. and sold COZ coo pounds OF leaf for
Sos 262S2
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NEW DElL yELEPHOyEs.


The following new subscribers have re-
Gently been added to the Richmond Tele-
phone Exchange Southern Bell Telegraph
and Telephone Company:
Rates IN Richmond and Manchester:
Business ..... ..............Ss50 per month.
Residenc ....... ............ LOO per month.
AUCTION HOUSE.
43s-Ollver. c. H.
BAKERY.
2s9-Moesta. II. w.
4-Richmond Biscuit Co.
BREWERY.
l0oS-Bucher. Mrs Henry.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
I3S-Binswanger & Co.
FISH AND OYSTERS
ss5-White. S. T.
610-Leaker d Creekmur.
FLORISTS.
bo9-whitty. NJ. A.
GOl-Harvey & Co.
GROCERS.
1OO1-Jones Bros.
353-Woodson. +. X.
4l9-Moore. NJ. ].
HOTEL
2S3-Imperial Hotel.
IRON FOUNDRY.
1200-Cnamblin e Scott
LAWYER.
29-Gilliam. NJ. M. n
100 Carter. Geo. y.
LIQUORS.
G0f-Callahan, r. +.
45S-Krouse, Andrew.
46-GarZoli. L.
LUMBER DEALERS.
l20o-Stagg & Co, J. W.
9S1-Ellington Sc Guy.
MFG.
15-Columbia Typewriter Co.
MINERAL WATER.
5l-Maine Mineral Water Co.
PARCEL DELIVERY.
426-West-End Parcel Delivery Co.
PHYsiCIANs
105-Bagley. DR.. G. +.
1440-West. DR.. VIM. j.
6G3-Crenshaw, Dr. o. A
G49-Dunn, DR.. John.
REAL ESTATE.
5S7-Read. Percy 5.
RESIDENCES.
. 9l2-Noble, II. =.
232s-Goodwin, 10. p.
2356-2-Miller, A. T.
7i3-Arnzen, 4. a.
7O8-AfcEwen, Chas. ID.
570-Camden. V. y.
1076-Phaup, j. l..
2302-Cooper, T. w.
5gS-Krug, +. c.
597-Brooks. J. w.
2353-2-Taylor. II. p.
1lS-Beales, Mrs. Ella.
S7S-AIitchell, Thos. W.
9iG-McAdams, Mrs. $. r.
722-Irby, ]. S.
1S-Bullington, Il, Nee.
9S6-Clarke, j. i.
32S-Tennant, W. Brydon.
2327-Smith. II. NJ.
122-Riddick, j. r.
120S-Lowry, w. NJ.
S22-Nfills, Morgan r.
332-Sweetman. o. w
S20-Bahen, Jas.
I020-Page, Chas. A.
SS9-Hassel Il. II.
909-Scott, II. A.
SIGN PAINTERS
119-Hubar & Co.
STOVES, ETC.
673-Klein &, Son. y.
TOBACCO DEALERS.
279-Smith e Co. w. A.
UNDERWRITERS.
10i1-Bennett a. w.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS e NOTIONS.
Gl2-Drewry-H CO.
.'------s1s-s
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ii MLDII NJ EILLDf II -
FRAME DWELLING. 40. l'vo W Id
MARSHALL STREET.
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engaged IN the work They succeeded
IN covering from the outside the hole in
the forward part OF the cruiser. and
the work OF pumping her out will be be-
gun tomorrow. Work Is also progress
ing rapidly on tho dynamo. the steering
engine the bridge and the decks.--New
York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-02

WANTED. TO RENT OUT a fDiiNisa-
cd back parior, with or without ooardi
also. an office room. Apply al SO.
west Clay street.
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ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
not 10 purchase or negotiate for a GER
tain PROMISSORY NOTE for two hun
dred and fifty dollars 500. sigped by
me. dated January Il. 1895. and pay
able to A. ID. SMITH or order. ono year
after date Said note was obtained
without consideration. and win not be
Maid NORAIAND SMITH.
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His Sensation.

Indulring Easterner--How did you feel
when you were being borne away in the
awful whirl OF the cyclone7
Prominent Kansan--Just about like a
fly pears TO feel In a glass OF sody wa
tcr-Puck.
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AUCTION sALE--Future paws.
BY ]. ID. Carneal,
Real Estate AGENT and AuctiOneer.

TRUsTEES' AUCTION SALE or a
Il VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING, on CHARITY
STREET, BETWEEN ST JAMES AND
ST JOHN STREETS. BEING No. -
WEST CHARITY SREET.-By virtue OF
a certain deed OF trust, dated April 30,
1891, and recorded IN Richmond Chancery
Court clerks office. -. b. 1i3 q, page 50,
default having been made IN the pay
ment OF a portion OF the debt secured
thereby, and having been required by
the beneficiary therein so to do, We
will, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ., 1898.
at o'clock H. NJ. on the premises. pro-
coed 10 sell. by public auction, the prop
erty conveyed therein-viz.: All that LOT
or LAND, with the improvements there
on. in Richmond. Va, beginning on the
south line Of Charity street. 10 feet east
Of ST. John street thence running east
wardly and fronting Ou Charity street ~
feet, and running back between parallel
lines 30 feet.
This property IS I'm a good renting To-
cality. and any one wanting a good In
yestrnent will DO wen 10 attend this sale.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all costs
OF sale. taxes to day OF sale and debt
of S3g2S5 and residue upon such terms
as the trustees may determine, which
will be announced at sale.
ROPT LECKY, JR.,
!. SITTERDING
J>B. ELAN.
se2O Trustees.
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ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED IN
Physical Culture. which tends TO a
thorough development OF the muscles
OF the body and lends ease and grace
to the action and movements are In
vited to call At Mrs. VI. G.. Turpie's corr
ner 18th and Porter streets, Manchester.
on Monday. Oct. 3. at 4:So p. NJ, when
its methods will be explained by one
thoroughly versed In the art.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-02

WANTED. TO RENT OUT TWO BED
ROOMS. furnished or uniurnishsd. IN
Address WEST GRACE. care Times Co
0cl
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~0~-c~~-~J~S -~J~-oO~~~~-N~o~0~0-0~N-
BY c. l.. a II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and AucIoheo''s
No, 81 Main Street
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FINANCIAL INDICATOR CO., Boston.

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way New York. oe-
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FOR RENT. STORE 430 NORTH SIXTH
STREET. Most desirahiy located foe
retail trade: immediate possession. rea-
sonHble rent Apply 10 SAMUEL REG
ESTER. trustee and receiver, llOl Bank
street aus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-02

In the clerks office of the Circuit Court
Of Henrico comty-LOchr's EXT. etc,
pl9iauns. VS. Loehr a. ais. defendants
j. H. Eroaddus. clerk of the sdQ
court. do certify that the bond require
of the special commit -sloncrs 10y the &C.
cree i'm the said cause on the 4lh day or
February. 1898. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court this 12i day Of March. lNN
j. r.. BROADDus, Clerk.
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LOST AND FOUND.

~o~D~-0~--0~-~'v7-TN|
STRAYED, PROM 200 NORTH TWEEN
tv-fourth street Friday. September 10.
1s9s between 3 and , o'clock a BLACK
AND WHITE POINTER PUPPY, about
six months old, name "Rsb." Please re-
turn TO above number. oe2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-02

IL OR RENT.
FIRST FLOOR Of Nos. I. S and . south
Eleventh street occupied by y. r. John
sen & Coz. size OF room. 4IxlO3 feet.
steam heated and power for light manu-
featuring. POLLARD < BAGBl,
oc2 Nos. . and north Eleventh street.
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NJ Il iNGs.
ola Dominion
Building & Loan Association
Richmond. Va. Oct. !. lAaN

Richmond. Va, Oct. /. 1895
A CALLED MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS of the Old Dominion Build
ing and Loan Association will be held
in the hall of the Chamber of Com
merce Richmond. Va, on the 2d day
OF NOVEMBER, 1898. at TEN O'Clock
A. NJ. for the purpose Of considering
the question OF the conversion OF other
shares into perpetual stock ana 10 take
such action In connection herewith as
may be deemed necessary by the stock
holders. T. a bAhbrls'
oc9 Secretary.
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This elegant and commodious residence,
with stable attached Apply 10
MRS. &. l.. TODD,
sells No 800 west Franklin street.
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DIyTDEND NOTICE,

Old Dominion Building and Loan
''' Association.
Richmond va, Sept % 1895.
SNNTf-ANNUAI DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT has been declared
,ion payable on and after October /,
1sos al the office OF the association.
.eos Z. A. BARBER. Treasurer.