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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

Mrs. Richard Byrd and Miss Annie
Cover. of Winchester. are at the Jeffer-
son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

Real Estate Aueu0neer
No. 6 north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
The Handkerchief Sell
Themselves.

No one ever saw such gobbling up Of
lIandkerchiefs. Not more than half the
prices of other merchants for more than
half of all these thousands OF dozens.
Pick from this lot Of Ladies' Fine En-
broidered and Lace-Trimmed Hand
kerchiefs, mat cost % 70 371kc., any
for l9c
Embroidered Scalcped-Edge Handker-
chiefs or Hemstitched. FOR ladies' or
men many thousands of 'em, &c. eacn.
800 dozen Ladies' Finest and Best EN-
broidered Handkerchiefs, that could
not be imported under $40 to S2.JO
dozen choice l21.c.
Sheer Pretty Lace Trimmed and EN-
broiderec Henstitched Handkerchiefs,
for ladies. cost s 70 lZlsc. ordinarily.
your pick DC. each.
Initial Handkerohiefs, hemstitched,
l2ibc. each. or a box of for l5c.
Mems Embroidered Initial Handker-
chiefs, the usual 10. ones, for lVc.
Ladies Very Seer Fine Pure Linen
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. plain or
with open embroidered initial, worth
Csc, our price 12isc.
$40 dozen Mems Hemstitched HanGier-
chiefs, White or bOrdered they are
lots from the usual s and lOc. grades.
any for sc.
Mems Pure Linen Fine Hemsttched
Handkerchiefs. that cost 81 dozen al
ways. are l6 2-Sc.. or for 81
chiefs, hand hemstitched hens, Lilo
10 1is-inch, 20c. each. or $2.25 dozen,
Doc. ones for &c.
Mems Pure Silk Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched Doc. value; special isc on.
so much IN vogue, 39c.
Children's Scalloped Embroidered Silk,
White and solid colors, DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

DIR. Gordon on the "Acquisftion OF
Language"-Society Notes.

Language NottS'
The Woman's Club-rooms were crowded
yesterday afternoon to hear DIR. William
S. Gordon lecture on the Acquisition OF
Language" Again DR.. Gordon demon
strated his ability to make dry subjects
interesting and abstruse matter clear. lie
began by saying that he would treat MS
subject from the point OF view OF the
Psychologist and anatomlst, and aiter eA-
blaming the formation OF the prain' 10
Gated the sound speech, and VISUAL CEN
tres. describing their connection ana now
they united in giving man ene power Oh
spoken, OF written, and OF READ IAN
ooage. The subject was most clearly anu
Interestingly handled, and was illustrated
bv charts. blackboard drawing, and
petrifed brain. The lecturer was intro
duced by Miss Guillaume, and tea was
served by Mrs. j. Allison Hodges me
chairman's guests were Mrs. NiilF'in ..
Gordon. Mrs. Henry A. Williams, MISS
Kate Mason Rowland. Mr.. J. ADDISON
Cooke, and MIR. John Hart.
The bimonthly meeting OF the Woman
Christian Association was held IN the
rooms at Y NJ. yesterday, with the presl-
dent. Mrs. Capers. In the chair ana MISS
Christian secretary.
The routine of business details was
long. but deeply interesting, all OF the
different branches reporting. Matters
pertaining 10 the extension or the WORK
In the city were discussed with interest
There is an evident desire on the part
OF the board TO stretch forth its shelter
ing arms TO help and TO protect some who
have not before been recipients or It's
Kind favor This feeling was probably
largely due 10 an enthusiastic report from
the biennial conference recently held In
Memphis OF the international body OF
Woman's Christian Associations, made
by Miss Baldwin and Mrs. Walford, dele
gates 10 the body. They reported that
such was the spiritual impression made
by the association when they held their
meetings that a number of places sent IN
yitations for them 10 meet with them.
The next session meets with the Cleye-
land Association. The fact was brought
out that while some States have num-
Der OF associations that constitute a
board. Virginia has only one-the one To-
Gated In Richmond. IL was considered a
desirable thing TO have committees In
different cities who could cooperate with
this association along the lines OF work
done here. Miss Pearl Bodeker. treasurer
OF the ASSOCIATION was elected on the
stan Of the International Messenger.
pretty marriage will be solemnized
so-day Ut walnut HILL Orange county,
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A Whole Great Stock OF
Silks Is at Reduction
Prices.

Too many Silks for the time OF the
year.
Popiins, In all the new and popular
coiors; also, Black. sl.25 value, for
Sc. yard.
new weave. worth $50, for 95c. yard.
Black Duchess Brocades, I'm pretty, new
effects. worth 65c., for &c. yard.
3O-inch Colored China Silks, i'm hght
evening tints. zoe. value. for SOc yard.
Fancy Taffeta, all the latest novelties,
r.s5 and 81 values. for 81. - a yard.
Colored Satin Duchess, every thread
silk. 81 value. for 49c. a yard.
Black All Pure SILK Satin Duchess, Il
inches wide. 1875 value. for CSC. YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

Mrs. Fred Meyers and Misses Stella
and Florence Meyers have returned from
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

After this the large congregation was
delightfully."- entertained by the school IN
the beautiful rendering of an exercise,
composed OF Rotations and songs, by
large number Of the boys and girls dress
ed la white, or in the costumes or TIT
various heather countries represented;
The spirit OF Christianity was appealed
to by the oppressed people of these ma
lions 10 help them. War. Wealth, Learn
ing. and Power appeared and severally
offered themselves, but were refused as
unsuitcd or inadequate. when Love, bear
ing the cross. presents herself, and Is
accepted as all-sufficient after which a
dozen little girls in white ascend the
stage. and forming chain around the
cross. sing an appropriate song. Rev.
Lee Crutchfold then addressed the So
cicty.
The president announced that the next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
Umbrellas With Name or
Initials Engraved Free.

That isn't the boom to the Umbrella
Department, but the great stock and
these most marvellous prices are. We
have bought out whole store of Holt
day Umbrellas:
SILK-TWILLED UMBRELLAS are
GSc.-handles for men or ladies-and
they usually cost $50
Mems Silk Umbrellas, with sterling-sil-
yer trimmings and silk cases, 2S-inch
size. $50.
Mems 81 Silk Umbrellas, with silver
trimmed lockwood handles. $3.50.
The best s. Umbrellas are $3.50; others,
with solid-ivory handles, for $40,
worth 81.
These $3.50 and 1915 silk Umbrellas. for
men, with handsome horn and silver
trimmed Weichsel handles; choice g.
Ladies' Long Pearl and Silver Handle
Silk Umbrellas, that cost s. always,
are $2.9S.
Ladies' $40 Long Gold Hancles. with
knob or ball. for Sc; others up to S14.JO.
Steel-Rod Gloria Umbrellas, handles for
ladies or men, special 49c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

A pretty marriage will be solemnized
so-day III walnut HILL" Orange county,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
sY,TCJHL NOTICE.

When presented at the Dispatch
counter. accompanied by the cash,
UNEMPLOYMENT Wants." "Rooms fer
Rent" "Wanted Rooms" "Bosrders
wanted" "Bcnrd wented," "Lost
strayed, or stolen" will he inserted
properly classified. 20 words or less.
for csc. each fnsertionj additional
words lie. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
EVERY H0L |DAY
PROBLEM SOLVED.

the Umbrellas, Jewelry, and al
AGAIN, ALL THE DRY =
THEM ON AN OUT-OF-SEAo'
buying at immense reductions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
Handsome BisQue Figures,
( to 30 inches high, Sl.50.

to 10 inches high, $780,
10 kind; special, 81 choice.
100 Bisque Figures, were &c, for 15c.
choice.
Cameo Figures. for Curio-Cabinets, %
and SOC
Beautiful Vases. i inches high, Sl9S.
Jardinieres and Pedestals, n inches
high. $40 complete.
Lace Cabinet Ornaments, 15c.; others at
Jnc 81 $50 and So
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homeopathic Dispensary.

AZ the annual meeting OF the Board Of
Lady Managers of the homeopathic
Free Dispensary last week the following
olncers Tor the ensuing year were elected /:
Miss Ruby Bodeker president; Miss Helen
bennett, first vice-president; Mrs. c. V.
Meredith. second vice-president; Mrs. T.
- swayne, third vice-president; Miss
Annie L. Pellet. recording secretary: Mrs
n. ). Corey, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Joseph Il. Montgomery. treasurer.
during the present year nearly $500 pa
uents have been treated at the dispen-
sary free of charge. IL Is open every day.
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Special Brown Marten
COIlarettes for S2.OS.

They are 10 inches deep, have high
storm collars. Brown satin Innings
cost s. ordinarily.
The same shape in Mink, with sea-
yoke. satin Innings. 4.65; without YOKE
Solid Mink, for SS.9S.
$40 Seal, with Stole front ana tails'
$l25.
Light Gray Krimmer Round-Shape Col
larette, SL9S for a 325 value.
Electric Seal. with fancy Innings, N.5O'
instead of 50.
Canada Marten Scarfs, with heads ana
6 large Fox tails, 99c.
s. and Sc Brown Marten Scarfs, with
real Marten tails, any for 1888.
Brown Sable Extra Long Scarfs. large
Marten tails, 1913
Ladies' Mink Muffs, without stripes. full
size. made on this seasons new block,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

this city on the oath. They will be the
guests Of Mrs. Taylor's parents. Dir. and
Mrs. f. II. Deane.
Miss Edmo Lee is the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. S. J. Lee, on east Franklin street.
Miss Mary Travers, Of New York, is the
guest of Mrs. Robert Powers.
Danville.
Mr.. II. A. Lancaster is in New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

rneet,ng would be held at Hasker- Memo
rial. the second Sunday In January. Inc
congregation was dismissed by Rev. Il. d.
Betty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

Miss Jennie l.. Maury. OF Washington,
will be the guest of Mrs. Portiaux Robin
son. SIS IL west Franklin street. this
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

THIS BRUSH HAS GIVEN So,
eas become SO large. that they a!e -o.""
Initiated oy all manufacturers l.cs>.@"J
-" careful 10 see that THE NEkNN"
HRVSH" IS stamped on efcry n@ie .S,
s,o-t carefully selected bone are lstl %
their construction. Every Brush snatSNy
iced not TO shed rs bristes. For stie ~
MI druggists Price. % cents saen ~
ported BY PURCELL. LAID = ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
To Inspect the C,ocl.s

Mr.. c. f. Dowdy. electrical expert and
self-winding clock-inspector for the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. left yes
terday morning on tour OF inspection
OF the sef-winding and electrical-regu-
lating clock system. His trip will in
clude the larger cities as far as New
York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
Books and Book Presents
Without Numbers.

Thousands and thousands. The STOCK
as yet has everything, and every breach
Is as yet filled daily from the ware
room.
Chambers's Complete Encyclopedia ls se 80 80
Volumes. s.-calf binding. Tor $ayo set
The New National Encyclopaedia, 1ui,
calf binding. thousands OF colorea
mans and illustrations, complete III
volumes. for sSSS.
Dickenss Works. complete In 10
volumes. st-calf binding. for slg:S0'
cloth binding. excellent type, for 3D.
Thackeray's Works. in 6 volumes: q
Morocco binding. for $3.50; CLOTH SZ'oS'
Bulwer's Works, complete In 10 volumes
for S. 81.
Green's History of English People, fuii
Morocco binding. 8 handy little lIfnos''
for $3.50; others at 9Sc set.
Among the Csc. sets are worhs OF nav
thorne, Kipling. Doyle, Emerson
Coreiii. etc. H.. tso
lO titles. illustrated l2mos:, Tor 4oG.'
Others. including Books for boys. gipis'
and the older ones, 80, -, r. To- La
q and &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
Decorated b a nque t
Lamps, complete with
Globes, usually 81, for So.

Bent-Glass Lamp Globes, all colors;
special, 9Sc. choice.
Decorated Banquet-Iamp Globes, 35c-
TO g each.
Decorated Lamps, complete, with centre
draft burners, ought TO sell for Sl2;
special. $50 complete.
Gold Chairs. $29S to SIS each.
Nernis Martin Tables. 81 TO $50 each.
Fine Cobble-Leather-Se Oak Chairs,
SIS
Golden Oak and Mahogany Chairs, in
laid with holly, s. each.
Pearl-Inlaid Chairs, 81, $50, $3.50. and
$40.
Gold, Oak. and Mahogany Palm Stands
and Tabourettes. usually 81, for Il
each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
WANTED,

NON-UNION PRINTERS-JOB FORE
man, Makeup on Book Forms. and two
good Job CompOsitOrs. OBSERVER
PRINTING HOUSE, Charlotte, n. C..
de lO-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
Ladies' and Children's
Carriers

are provided; that's enough. Late TO
come, but the prices justify ii. Half and
a third--Sc a pair up to 1899. Buy from
where you will and the price you pay
is ilnder the mannfa cturer's cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
900 Dolls for Half Because
They Are Samples.

You can pick from the lot for 75c. that
should be $3.50 and sl.75. or at soc. for
what should be 81, or even 10 and 25c.; all
half what would ordinarily be the right
price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
WANTED.

A PHYSICIANS WOMAN TO COOK
and Clean. Good wages and other induce
ments. Apply Insurance Office, 1915 east
Main. de 7-Th. Sa TIL, The Sa5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS PRO-
vi PERrY. SUITABLE Rtfhgk lOR
MANUFACTURING OR FOR lhh JOB
BING TRADE
WITH UNSURPASSED SHIPPING IA
CILIT1ES,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At request Of the owners, I will. On


THURSDAY, DECEMBER IT, ia
M 70 o'clock noon. sell at public al t,n
In lots 10 suit tho demand. that mo-, is
slrable and uneXcelled BUSINESS PRO-
PERTY. commencing az the passenger
depot OF the Southern railway and *
tending westerly between the river and
the private street formerly owned rs IT,
Haxall -Crenshaw Company. a distance 0,
nearly seven hundred 400 feet. This pro-.
perty has a depth ranging from one hum
bred and fifty $50 10 two hundred 1sN
feet, In front OF which there is BOW a
railroad. sidings 20 which may h1 *
tended into the various buildIrgs which
may be erected thereon az a. mnet ilfig-
nihcant cost, which will not only save tho
heavy expense Of drayage. bui Ni.l enable
jobbers 10 load and unload goods during
the severest rain-storms. - Is nor only
well located for shipping. huf ~ .s within
a few hundred yards OF the business Gene
tire Of the city. This IS the very Dr. 9p-
portunity for securing shipping llt..U.s
at "A convenient point thar has ever l.el
offered dealers in heavy goocs. ana H.i'-
houses built thereon Will ~ nee i.ly
command large returns on u. l.s
are several most substantial granite l0ll'
datiOns. capable OF standing any We.N
that could be hcaped on them, and n
not expected that they VIII bfns l.'
fourth OF their value Nothing more i'
tractive as "a safe. enduring inya.ni
could be offered 20 capitalists. for ls B
location for tobacco and storage Wlfa-
houses and a place for heavy business
of an kinds. II is bound 10 take the n0ll
rank.
TERMS: One-f0urth cash; balance sk
twelve eighteen months; or an cash. At
the option Of purchaser.
de 3IO.12ls14-5t Aucu0ue.r.
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WANTED.

WRITE US FOR STRAIGHT SALA.
ried Job. No books. TRIUMPH INFOR
Dallas, Tex. de l2-lts
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" ANTED.

4 HOTSEKEEPER THAT IS WILLING
10 Work and can get along with children.
Applicants will state experience. age, etc.
do I2-3ts
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WANTED,

A SALESMAN FOR \ WHOLESALE
Jewelry House to take as a side line
Address NJ. II. HELLER s. CO.,
de 10-3t Baltimore, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

POPE'S TOBACCO WAREHOUSE (ONE
story. corner Twenty-frst and Main
streets; Kanawha Warehouse -four $50
Virginia street. near southern railway
depot. Suitable for storage. wholesale
mercantile business or manufacturing.
Elevators run by water power Apply 10
r. n. MEADE, Room p. Chamber OF
Commerce de T-Th. Sun&Tu3t
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TOYS.

Blackboards on Easels, l5c.
Doll-Carriages, l2c.
GO-Carts. lOc.
Large Rattan-Ssat Rockers. Toe.
The Dewey Rubber Gas Balls, sc.
6-Key Toy Pianos, 15c.
Large Nckel-Plated Iron Trains, with
two coaches. 25c.
Iron Observation-Disclosures, with horses.
25c
Large Hook-and-Iadders. regular price
cunnial -Mn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

HORSE, WAGON. HARNESS. rpoo,
SAFE, SHOWCASES, CROcERIEs 80
BY direction Of Mrs. VI. r. Bradley q.
ccutrix or g.. w. Bradley. dccCas0f . ~.
sell AT Store No. 70l north TW.rf,..r.l
street, al 1879 a. NJ, .'
TUESDAY, DECEMBER T.. Ia
One Good Horse. Spring Grocer Wac.
and Harness; a large quantity M ~,
and Well-Solected Groceries Erfrs'..
Canned Peaches. Tomato n.'
Tongue, Beef. Ham, sardin,s, C0nfs-
MIX Lyc, Gela.inc, Cocoa. Cnn.-I..
Standard Brands or Baking r0wa-.
Pickles. Preserves. Pearline. Teas ~;
fee, Hams, Shoulders. Pork. SAP
Spices Backing, Buckwhcat, and 49,
lot OF Toilet and Wasgirg Soaps. 80
Syrups. MOiassss. Ninegar. H.fr.,'
AMI Mackerel;
l Vcry-Go0d Medium Sized C0mbrafl,
Lock Iron Safe: Seymour Cash Rlxst..
Showcases. Platform, Counter. SD--y
and Butchers Scales; Large Gro..-s
Coffee NH. Meat Cutter. larta Cr.,
Grocers Refrigerator. Meat Blocks az
Tools, Measures Trays, Bins, Nl. e..
lot Of Cord Wood.
Cigars. CherOOts. Chewing and Snr,.,
Tobacc0s, Brooms. Tubs. BUS
Chimncys. Baskets. Stone and Trr.'
and miscellaneous articles or Al,
class grocery.
GEORGE ". MAYO
Aucl0r...
At $50 p. NJ. on the SAME DAY p.
STORE AND DWELLING WI b. 81.
NJ auction by Messrs. Pollard a. R.st.'
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

AT ONCE, LAUNDRESSES AND
Maids. COlOred preferred. Only industri-
Gus, competent women need apply. from
A ". to T. A., at OLD DOMINION
HOSPITAL, 1926 east Marshall street.
de 10-1fs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
w ANTEn-

100 MEN WANTED FOR THE WOODS
at once. Good wages. Tools furnished.
Steady employment. Mr. FRANK b..
FOLSOM, Butterworth Dinwiddie coun-
~ Va. de l2-l5t
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! n1cAL ESTATE AT Private SALE.

WHEN RIAL ESTATE rs SOLD TIA
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
DAR YEAR ARE 10 b PAID Pro
RATA pY THE VENDOR AND THK
vENDEU
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| Come to the Christmas
Fur Sale.

We knew that Furs would be wanted by
the hundreds. and were not afraid TO buy
a mans whole stock. The half and quar-
ter prices show how they were bought,
and your appreciation Is the eating of the
pudding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
WANTED.

BRICKLAYERS AND CARPENTERS
About three months work WEST VIR-
GINA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY,
CoVngtOn, Va. de lZ-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

POSITION. A THOROUGH. PRACTI-
cal printer desires TO make change; OK
perienced ia estimating. &c: will accept
country Job: must be steady. Address
"UNION," Dispatch office de SITE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

BOARD WANTED BY YOUNG MAR
ried couple. Private family preferred.
State terms. Address M" care Of Dis
patch. dc lZ--tS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
TRUSTEES SALE

ihUolEE y DALE
4 OF
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND nrr
NESS PROPERTY AT TAlL0Rs
CROSSING,
on THE RICHMOND. rREDEnf0g2
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILR0AD
IN HENRfCO COUNTY. JUST Trv
MILES FROM RICHMOND.
BY Virtue Of deed Of trust % "a.
undersigned trustee. bearing date Febr
airy 26, 1885. and recorded IN the Cgrf,
Office OF Henrico County Court. Dst
Book 1jf 3D." page iiD default h1rr,
been made in the payment OF a porr
OF the debt therein secured. and M
required so 10 do by the Beneficiary.
VIII sell at public auction, on The prt1.
ises on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER a. ie.
at f:i5 o'clock = NJ, the TRACT OF
LAND described IN said deed. lying .r.
meciately at Taylor's CrOsslns on n.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and p0iouls
railroad. I'm Brooklyn MaNstcriai ngrCt
HenricO county, Va, adjoining DE lands
OF COrnclia A. Lane. George IS West.
and others. and containing ten acres
The improvements are Comparatively
new. and consist OF a cOnfOr'ab's SOD.
found on a farm Of fits size. together
with a detached store, l6x33 feet ana
containing three rooGls. Nice yOllg or.
chard of apples. cherries. and dams0ns
-Four passenger trains stop daily. arf
the farm fronts on two public rCada
This would make a most desirable com.
try home for any one wishing tO engage
I'm business in Richmond. and az ma,
same time run the store
Parties desiring 90 attend The silO riu
take the train leaving TIE Union Depot
at o'clock Il. NJ. and Eliza station at arg
Il. NJ, and can return o. The city on the
train arriving at sos r. NJ
TERMS: Cash ass % expenses ~ sale.
any taxes thai may be- due. ard tho sum
of $3.50, with interest from February u.
1885; the balance easy and upon terms 70
be announced az sale.
WALTER SYDNOR.
De 2 Trustee
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Rev. Harry Minnick Called.
Methodist smnday-school society.

The Methodist Sunday-SchoOl Society
of Richmond held its monthly meeting at
Clay-Street church Sunday afternoon,
with Mr.. George NJ. Rogers presiding. IN
the absence OF the president from the city.
AID Dr. +. w. Stln secretary. The eN-
erciscs were opened with singing by the
school and prayer by Rev. II. NJ Maxoy.
The schools made the following reports:
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WANTED.
WANTED.

AN EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR. GOOD
pay. Z. o. Box IS, city.
de lO-Sun Tu&Th3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12

TO SELL. 200 PAIRS TWO-WHEEL
Rubber-Tire Cycle Skates. ]. 3. NIXON.
No. east Broad street. no i6-lm
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AUCTION sALEs-ThI. Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD rns
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cALr.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID pe,
RATA BY THO VENDOR AND rpp
vENDEE.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.

BY George =. Crawford & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucu0rotr,
So8 east Main street.
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ITEMS NeCkWear,

such as are not to be looked for in any
other dry-goods house in Richmond, at
least. If they are % or SOC. here, they are
equal to the 80 and Soc. ones of the ordi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-12
by Edward S. Rose Company
Real Estate Auculre.fs,
No. IL north Eley ntl street
rrRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF

H'hbSlcE > AJtllVN 49,
4 HOUSE AND LOT ~ GROWN"
VAIRNOIfNT.-Rv virtue 0f Ger, a
deed of trust. dated 10Th Decent ef.
OF record IN the Clerks oliice 0i ii'n'
County Court. Deadlock ~ a, pahe pc
default having been made no tn- lA' w,
OF the debt thereby secured. tl4 D'
required by tho beneficiary so io ao,
win sell by auction, upon tpe premise W
FRIDAY. DECEMBER ia l,s'
at 4.3O o'clock II. a.. LOT OF l1nl, "'.-
all improvements thereon. STU ''.
the east line OF twentieth near I
having a front ~ 81 feet ON slii
line OF Twentieth street by a dtp.A
l26 s-i2 feet 10 an alley In common ID i.'
wide. a
TERMS. Cash as 20 expenses o.,
and balance due on bond OF 81 5h g
residue as may be announced at niti
sale. W. G.. ARMITAGE.
T. ~. FOSTER.
JOSEPH W. THoNAr'
40 10 Trustees.
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English Squares p" Are
the New NeCkWear That
Came From London.

Most remarkable beauties, and NOT hlsi
priced. Perhaps because they are sou
al Cohen s-75c. ones for 39c.; Sl.zo oi'eS
for 19c. ,t-ro
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OFFICE MAN, WITH $500 CASH TO
put I'm business and best references. in
vites correspondence Address EXPERT
ENCE. Box 81 PETERSBURG Va. DO 1'-lt'