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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-27

Standard Pullman, first class, and Tourist
Sleeping Cars to Portland St Paul Omaha, St
Joseph and ST. Louis without change. Trains
Nos. l and 2 run solid via Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-27
Canned Goods

Of every popular brand can be
found. We are the agents for
the Batavia goods and carry a
complete stock at all times of
these we'll known goods.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-27

We have had no trouble on the west
end said Roadmaster Frank Hart
man last night. The water has been
running off slowly and there has ben
no damage to our track west of here
yet. Whether any damage at all is done
or not. will depend, Of course. up the
weather. There is lot of snow above
us and if it comes off with rush it is
apt to make us jump lively. If. howev-
cr, there is 4 warm spell that will take
off the lower snow and then cooler
wave, we will be all right. / have
known it to happen thai way"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-27
Our Seed Department

Both field and garden, in large
quantities. We have a large
stock of the famous Scotch
Fife wheat, so famous in the
wheat fields of Dakota.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-27

Write to MS for our quotations
upon all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31

BY the Valentine Auction Company.
SO east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO.

Giaytor occupied seats upon the rostrum.
me Two younS ladies selected to recite.
ana Mrs +. ID. Gregory, the president
ana Miss Blanche Tolley, the secretary
OF the association. were also seated upon
II; After the opening song of Dixie Miss
Ellen Elizabeth Davis, in a robe of white
ana garlands of red roses. recited with
thrllllng and faultless Interpretation the
splendid poem of Stanton's.
AFTER another musical selection n reci-
tation OF the "BivOuac of the Dead" that
Haglcal war poem of Captain O'Hara's,
was given with telling effect by Miss
isaDei Shackford, a young damsel who
was very sweet and charming in her
pretty white dress and red roses.
Mr.. Graham Clayton. i'm a few graceful
remarks, gave resume of the important
part mat Bedford played in the great
drama OF the war, after which he pre-
scented the orator of the evening. Judge
William Hodges Mann. who made a
splendid and magnetic speech, stirring tho
hearts OF the audiance TO enthusiasm as
ne eloquently told of the deeds of heroism
or the gallant leaders and men who wore
the gray.
The address was received with Sft-re-
peated bursts Of applause. and at tho
close many old veterans pressed forward
to thank the speaker.
feature of the memorial celebration
was the dinner served the veterans ar tho
Windsor House to-day, at the suggestion
OF Major ;. Griffin, the commandment of
the Bedford Camp of Veterans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
WORK OF LIGHTNING.
A SEVERE STORM IN THE NEIGH
DORHooD OF WOODSTOCK.
4 FARMER INSTANTLY KILLED.
House struck Near Mt. Jackson
Current Passes Through Horse
Inrgc Number of Telegraph Poles
Damuged--WhcntS Suffers.

WOODSTOCK, VA, May S0-tSpecial.)-
This section was visited by heavy cleo
trical storm last evening. The storm was
accompanied by heavy downpour OF
rain.
Joseph Coffman, aged IS, a prominent
farmer. living near Columbia Furnace, IN
this county, was struck by lightning ana
instantly Killed. He leaves family
A horse of T. NJ. S. Bird. OF near MI.
Jackson, was hitched to store-buiidins
in that place. The building was STRUCK
and the current passed down the spout
ing and Off through the horse. After De-
ing struck the animal never moved.
A large number OF telegraph poles north
of Woodstock were damaged. Considera-
bic damage is reported to the standing
wheat In many places. 80 ---.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
NeWpOrt News Notes.

NEWPORT NEWS. May So.-(Special)
Ideal Council, No. Il. Jr. O. l.. A. NJ,
or Norfolk. will be the guests on Thurs
day night of Newport News Council No.
90. The visiting council will bring about
one hundred members, and will come on
chartered steamer. National Represen-
tative Groves will accompany the coun-
Gil The local Juniors have arranged an
interesting programme for the visitors.
ana VIII give them an elaborate supper
after its conclusion.
Newport News Lodge. No. 3l5, b. p. O.
Elks. will go down TO Hampton to-morrox
night as the guests OF the Hampton Lodge
at a social session, to be given at ArmoTy
Hall. in that city. A large number of Elks
will 60 from this city.
All efforts to find the body of CAPTAIN
T. G. Holgee, master of the launch Leo
ma. who was drowned In the James sun
day night, have thus far proved unsuc-
cessftl A number of friends have been
dragging in the river from small boats all
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
OLD Ill rig NEWS.
Pastors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rail.
road Extensions,

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. May 3d.
(Special.)-The Pastors Association of
this city to-day arranged for the hold
ing Of union services on Sunday nights
during July and August. They will begin
In the Presbyterian church. DR.. Dunaway
faving retired. Rev. w. ID. Smith was
elected president.
Robert Reed. well-to-do farmer Of
Stafford county is in a critical condition
from the effects of injuries received by
Icing thrown from a wagon. The acct
dent was caused by the horses becoming
frightened and running off.
a letter received in Orange from a gem
teman in New York, who is connected
with capitalists, asks if the people are
willing to help the extension of the mar
r0w-gauge railroad from that place 10
Madison. He says that with a very lit
tie assistance from the people and the
tight OF way the road will be put under
contract at once. The road at present
runs from this city TO Orange, and its
extension would be of great advantage
to Fredericksburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
BEDFORD MEMORIAI-DAY,
An Impressive Obseryancc-Decora
tions, RecitatiOns. ana Speeches.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. May SO-(Spe-
Cial)-Not for long years have the efforts
of the Ladies' Confederate Association
received such sy pathetic cooperation in
their endeaVOrs TO do honor TO the mem.
DRY OF the Confederate dead. This Is evil
denced to-day in the grand rally 10 their
call from all parts of the county at Bed
1ord's capital TO participate in the eXer-
cises of decorating the graves Of the SOL
diers who are sleeping at the cemeteries
here. All places OF business were closed
in Difference TO the occasion. At 1890
O'Clock this morning there was most
solemn and impressive memorial service
held al ST. Johns Episcopal church. with
very appropriate music by the choir of
the church, In which the following minis
1ers took part Rev. DR. II. III. Hawes
of the Presbyterian church, Rev. w. S.
Royal, of the Baptist; Rev. J. w. Shack
ford. OF the Virginia Methodist Episcopal
Conference; Rev. Dallas Tucker, of the
Episcopal church. The roster of the dead
of Bedford was very imprcssively read
by Rev. DR. s $. Lambeth, Of the MethO-
dist church. the first chaplain commits
stoned in Virginia in the Confederates
States army. At the conclusion OF the
service the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. Griffin,
Adjutant w. III. Mosby. Mr.. II. b. Clay
tor, and Major W. +. Graves-all old SOL
dlelS, formed tue procession Tor the march
10 the soldiers cemetery. in the following
order: The various Sunday schools: Con-
1edefate veterans; the fraternal Organiza-
tions of tho town: the fire department In
brave array: the ministers. dgnitaries OF
the town, and distinguished visitors, in
carriages, the choir and members of the
Memorial Association. also In carriages;
citizens. in vehicles. on horseback. and on
foot The monument in tho centre OF the
cemetery was effectively decked with
evergreens aud flowers before the process
sion arrived. when tho votiye tributes
Were then placed at the base. forming
veritable pyramid OF flowers, breathing
fragrant incense to the memory of the
gallant dead.
In the evening, at Belmont Seminary
the finale OF the memorial exercises took
place In the presence OF an assemblage
that thronged every available space The
rostruIn WAS decorated with Confederate
Siags. bunting, handsome ported plants.
and profusion CT red and white flowers.
Upon either end OF the rostrum were
tents, thus completing the effect of gay
camp. There WAS a large choir composed
OF many OF the best voices OF the place.
who rendered the old wartime songs In in
spring and beautiful style. The ceremonies
were presided over BY Hon John 6oode
Judge Dupuy. OF the Circuit Court; Judge
brown. OF the County Court: Mayor j. l..
Sampbell: judge Mann, OF Nottoway;
General r r. Nunford. and air. Graham
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
OUT IN DICKINSON,
The Elections Returns-A Child Had
ly Hurf

DWALE, VA, May 5O.-(Special) 1.-THE
returns OF the election from the remote
precincts of the county have been very
slow In coming in. but they indicate that
tne Republicans have elected John G..
smith commemorative Attorney over
John NJ. Skeen, by a bare minority.
James Swindall, Sheriff. over Twis
Coily. by perhaps a majority of 20; /.
ID. owens, County Treasurer. over ] p
sutherland. by small majority. and
Walker Counts. Commissioner of the
Revenue for the Eastern District, over
John Smith. The Democrats have elect.
ed Charles W. Powers. Clerk. over ] n
kiser by the substantial majority OF 200
and Noah j. Buchanan, Commissioner az
the Revenue for the Western District
ever Garland Davis by small majority.
A little girl OF Sherman Mullens. near
this place. fell from barn loft and was
badly. perhaps. fatally. hurt. having sus.
tanned some inter III Injuries
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
" ANTE N

AGENTS WANTED FOR A SPECIAL.
summer campaign. The Saturday Eve
ming Post-established by Benjamin
Franklin in 172S-now published by the
of the Ladies' Home Journal. is offered
to subscribers for one year only. for 81
the regular price is $3.50. This offer is for
the purpose of quick introduction, and
will be withdrawn September LIST. The
regular price of $50 will be maintained
after that date. We will give a good COM
mission for every subscriber secured, and
distribute 5000 September lst among the
l76 best agents. 500 will be given the per-
son sending the largest number Of sub.
scribers al 81 each per year. Al this spe-
cial low subscription price thousands can
be easily secured. Address the CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY. Philadelphia.
Pa. my H-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
Good Fortune Ribbons
Again.

The ribbon buyer is elated over pur-
chase. So will you be when you SEQ the
Ribbons this morning. Some Of the rich
est and scarcest of this season at won
derful prices
100 pieces New Fancy Shirred Ribbons,
In al! the new shades worth up 10
lie yard, for &c. yard, or SOC bolt Of
10 yards.
200 yards 4-inch Al-Slk MORE Taffeta
Ribbon. all high colors, including
White. worth PIC. yard, for u 1-2o.
yard
5-inch Taffeta and MORE Ribbon, fine
quality, worth % to S2c. yard. for lJc.
yard
$50 Wide Sash Ribbons. beautiful col
orings. for 49c. yard.
s. Fancy Satin Ribbons. 2 inches wide,
elaborate cOlorings for 39c. yard.
4l-2-nch New Woven Poka-Dot Taffe-
IA Ribbons with draw string in cell
ire. worth 39c. yard. for bic. yard
Betting. 10 cost 25c. yard, for l0c. yard
31-2-inch Fine Quality Taffeta Ribbons
for lOc. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31

BY the Valentine Auction Company,
S29 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
SCOTTSNILLE.
Delightful Rain-TObaccO Plants
Personal Notes.

SCOTTSVILLE VA, May 30-(Special)
We had a delightful rain Monday after
noon. which was beginning to be much
needed. and which gave new life 10 every
thing that was green. The weather has
been quite hot since Friday last, and
crops are much improved.
The early hay harvest will commence
this week the crop will be a light one. a
large number Of tobacco-plants will be
set out on the present season. The cold
weather held the plants back so long that
farmers are much behind with this crop.
Captain John l.. Pitts has just returned
from West Virginia, and is getting up a
force of 100 hands TO work on the rail-
road and is Offering transportation and
81 % per day.
This part of the country will soon be
stripped Of laborers completely.
Mrs. Thomas S. Martin and little daugh-
ter, arrived here from Richmond Satur-
day. and went directly out TO their beau
tiful home "Scottands." for the summer
season. Senator Martin has had many
important improvements put on the place
recently.
Mr.. Ben II. Jones. whose leg was
broken last February by a fall on the ice.
and who has been at his home near
here, is now so fully recovered that he
can get around very handly with the
aid of Il cane, left to-day for Romeo
verte. w. Va, where he will resume his
duties on the road as commercial travel
Ter.
Mrs. DR.. j. S. PendletOn, went TO Rich
mond to-day to visit her daughter, Mrs
w. G.. Shepherd, corner Of Marshall and
Ninth streets.
A large number of excursionists from
our town are visiting Richmond to-day.
Mr.. V. Il. Jeffries, left yesterday for a
visit to Stanton.
Messrs. NJ. j. Dunn. +. J.. Cox. and Tho
mas +. Goodman, went to Charlottesville
Monday.
noon for Covesville, where he has been
assisting In a revival meeting with Rev.
John Carroll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
Presented With silver Service.

NORFOLK. VA. May S0.-tSpecial)-
Chief Engineer ]. a. u. Smith. in charge
of the steam engineering department Oh
the navy-yard. leaves on June ISL ior
duty In Brooklyn after serving 1our Wits
here. Mr.. Smith has ever been thousn',
ful of the workingmen under MIN, ana
TO show their appreciation OF the KIND
ness OF their chief they decided 10 pre-
sent testimonial of their esteem. a
silver service for Mrs. Smith was decided
on, and last night 1t was presented TO
that lady by Il committee of the work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31

lamont. GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
VA. May 2s-tSpccial.)-It was a memo
rable campaign In Gloucester politics that
ended on Thursday In the election OF the
following Independent Democrats TO the
various county Offices: For Clerk, a. Il.
Watt incumbent, led his ticket, with a
majority of $50; William X. Perrin was
reelected Treasurer by "a majority OF S3'
George II. Hayes succeeds himself as
Commissioner of the Revenue. with p,u-
rality of si6: the plurality OF Richard M. NJ.
James l.. Taliaferro was elected Com
monwealths Attorney by a majority OF
322 Several nominees OF the Democratic
were elected to district of1ceS.
Mr. Thomas +. Cooke Is erecting "a resi-
dence near the courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
75C. Pure Irish Linen
Table Damask, in hand
some, large designs, spec
CiaI, SOC. ward.

Pure Linen Damask Dinner Napkins,
7Sc. dozen.
Heavy Linen Huckaback Towels, hem
stitched the best 2jc. ones. are 16 2-3c. +;
for soc.
The Finest Barnsley Linen Huck
Towels, open, hemstitched, 2sc. each.
Pure Linen Huck Towels. 12l3c. ones,
nc. each; 45c. half dozen.
1S2 dozen Extra Heavy Linen Huck
Towels, hemmed, hemstitched, and
fringed, l2l2c. for any.
Fine Satin Damask Towels. pure linen,
knotted fringes. 1SX3S inches, 16 2-3c.
Pure Linen Sheets. hemStitched, size
9OX96 inches, the best ever sold at $50
pair, these $2.l9 each.
Linen Pillow-Cases, hemstitched, full
sizes, 2212x36 inches, 29c.
Plaid Linen Glass Towelling, &c. yard.
1900 yards Beached Twilled Towelling,
DC. always. 2A4c. ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
EmbrOideries, Sample
Pieces, and Mill Ends,

Ly contract with the largest ST. Gall
manufacturers. MORE THAN FIFTY
SEVEN THOUSAND YARDS. All the
newest designs and finest grades produced
this season. As thrown out for the past
eight months. For all these broken prices
to quarter and half values. A SALE NOT
no BE REPEATED IN ANOTHER
YEAR LIE EVER AGAIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
TRUSTEES SALE
Il NV Z III y fJlI4I
OF
An Unusually Handsome Residence
Latest Architectural Designs,
Commanding Extensive Country YItE,
Large and Beautiful Grounds,
NO. zoo SOUTH THIRD STREET,
East Line Between Byrd and Canal SS'

BY virtue Of a deed of trusr dated JlY
]. 1895, and recorded in me .'iN ~, ~
flee of the Chanctry court or tN' 80 80
Richmond. Decd Book l' o. I'e M, ~
secure the payment oi IL '.' Jsfauit
money therein specified. ana "e",,i
having been ns,ot and beng rclscsls.,1
by the beneficiary $50 to o", W. "'
az public auction. ON the premises
TUESDAY. JUNE 6. 1882
mt o'clock z. NJ. the PROPER
scribed In said decd AS t0lloW,' ., .ta
"AU that lot OF land. together WIN '.3
buildings and Improvements iN,'' ,t,re,o
the privileges and appurtelaN. "a. ,rs
belonging or pertaining. stutl'N p" .l.
c'ty OF Richmond, Va, ON I'D. ''l p.-l
OF Third street. between Canil '".
streets. and bounded as follow tv,",
beginning al "A point % 30 feet sor'h 4
Canal street thence running s'A'n'r
Is along Third street 90 feet tc an g.,
20 feet wide thence along IN, lire
line OF said alley IN an eastwalul' ''r-e.
ton III feet, more or less. thsrev III
Wardy 90 feet. thence WestwalNy b..
feet. more or less. 10 the point o'
me Improvement on this properly "A
"A large and handsome threc-s1oY III.
mansard residence Of the latest "..
tectural design, containing SlNteru .ft-
modern I'm all cOnyeniences, thfft a."
rooms handsome large nantes ..,,
work. granolithic basement doors en-,
premises admirably heated Win ma
improved apparatus. An cNcfItn' s.i.-a
with servants rooms above, anu moo
convenlences. The lawn b. lsiSc "a
beautiful In fact. there IS hardy W
found i'm our city a superior fesin, s
structure In the beauty OF ~ u.ai'" IA
convenience Of It's arrangements. r'''
needs only to bc seen 10 be apps eisi' az, e
The cost OF construction, lnci"1"'
grnnnis WAS III go
TERMS: one fourth cash. and me t'
due I'm three equal instalments vi i3.
TWO. and three years. with interes' 9TH
ed evidenced by negotiable notes. WIN
the right reserved 10 the purchase
the maturity OF the
notes. less unearned interest, INC $50
notes TO be secured by 4 deed OF ~
upon said property, or all cash. a. In
option OF the purchaser. ,.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANl
]. Thompson Brown s. Co.. Auesi0aSs'A
my 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
25c. White French Welts
and Piques, about 100
wards. O4C. ward.

% and soc. White Wells arc lie yard.
&c finest White French Nainsooks for
80. yard.
Sold Colors, Black, or White French
OTgandies. LA yards wide, L l-2c.
yard.
2-yard-wide White Imported French
Organizes. grades costing up TO 6Oe-,
manufacturers lengths. 20c. yard.
"COrdettes." n new shirt-waist material,
IL lie. yard.
Real Majola. finest soft, silky finish,
usual cost % 10 4Oc. yard; your PICK,
Y lie
Sheer Striped and Checked Dimities.
2;-Sc. yard.
Sheer White 4O-inch-wide India Linons,
3-4c. yard.
Beautiful Fine White India Linons.
short lengths of the 80 to soc. grades
for lsc. yard.
Sheer White India Lnons, book fold,
lac grade 3 3-ic yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
Al the request of the owners. who are
determined to sell for division, | will, on
TUESDAY lime 6 1902

Al tne request OF the owners, VINO are
determined to sell for division, | will, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 6, 1899,
at o'clock p NJ, on the premises, sell
first, the OLD ESTABLISHED BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY. situated at the south
west corner of Main and Pine streets.
The lot fronts q IL feet and extends back
lo feet, on which there Is brick store
and dwelling above AS the city grows
westerly, so will business property in this
locality grow in value. There is a de-
cided tendency TO establish stores I'm this
immediate vicinity, and any well-cOn-
Quoted line of trade Will do well just
here. Immediately after the sale OF the
above property, will sell the LOT in rear,
fronting. on Pine street. This lot has a
frontage of 30 feet and extends back ~ II
feet. 1t is suitable either for an annex
to the business property above. as 4
storage place, coal and wood yard, &c.
&c, or for dwelling. which will always
rent well. \ fiat just here, suitable for
the wants Of small families, would pay
finely. Come TO this sale. whether you
intend buying or not. for "A large attend
ance gives tone 10 the market, and will
help to re-establish values.
TERMS: One third cash, and balance
at one and two years, or more, or all
cash, at option of purchaser.
h. A. CATLIN, Auctioneer.
my 2S-Sun, w +, SuntVTu
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Large Sale of Securities.

WINCHESTER. VA. May 3O.-(speclal)
National Memorial-Day was observed
here at the National Cemetery. where a
large crowd listened to speeches and
music. The post-oiiice and banks Were
closed
The largest sale of turnpike, gas. bank.
and other stocks recorded here for years
took place this afternoon. when the GER
tificates belonging 10 various deceased
persons were sold under order of court
The best premium received was on
Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock.
of this city, which brought $226. par value
>iOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
Handsome, silky Black
Crepons, that usually cost
81 90. for SIa ward.

Black Ribbon Grenadines, novelties that
have been $325. for $50 and $l75
Black Poplin Grenadines, cost $3.50, for
Sl.69 and $l.9s.
Silk = Striped All Wool
French Batiste, ST. goods,
for Soc,
in prettiest Light-Gray or Marine-Blue
The North Star Refrige-
ratOrS are unlike anV
other made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31
BY Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
11l3 Main street.
A f + A N X l. L N-STREET RESI-
n DENCE.
UNUSUAL, LONG TERMS
UNUSUAL LONG TERMS.
No. 2OS EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS

This substantial, detached residence
located on square built entirely of resi-.
dences of the latest architectural designs
with a handsome granOlithic pavement
extending the entire book will be sold
at public auction on the premises.
FRIDAY. JUNE %. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ
The residence is three stories. solldlv
and substantially constructed, with gran
lite slls, and a spacious iron veranda
across its entire front It's interior com
partments. with high-pitched ceilings.
are well arranged. and If desired adj
mirably adapted for flats. Several suites
of rooms on each floor can be easily and
economically arranged fo- such pur-
poses. The lot fronts 81 feet inches.
with depth Of 1873 feet inches TO an
alley 20 feet wide, with two-story brick
stable thereon.
For a residential purpose. or for fats.
so much desired on this beautiful and
fashionable thOroughfare, nothing could
be more desirable.
TERMS: Unusual Ono fourth cash and
the balance in two. four. and SIX years.
with interest payable semi-annually, and
evidenced by separate notes, or the de-
deferred payments within the six years
can be arranged to suit purchaser, or ali
cash at his option.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
my - AuctiOneeTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-31

We will sell the above PROPERTY at
auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1899.
at T. NJ. The property fronts - feet on
Mains and runs back between paral-
lei lines 1874 feet 5 inches TO an alley Y
feet wide. The Improvements consist OF
a three-story substantial brick residence,
containing ten rooms The lot is very
deep. on the rear OF which is large
brick stable for six horses. In addition
to the stable there is a detached brick
house with four rooms
This property is admirably adapted for
a physician. and on account of it's conVe-
nience TO churches. market. and business,
this location is very desirable for a resi-
denae
. TERMS One-third cash: balance In one
and two years. o per cent. interest Sc
cured by deed of trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 81 CO..
my % Auctioneers.