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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
BOYKiN AND STANDS.
File Notices of Candidacy-Talk O
Unfair Methods Begins.

SUFFOLK, VA, oct. 9.-Special.-Ihis
was the last County Court day before
election. The Democratic candidates for
the state Senate. Colonel r. h. Boykin
and Hon. William Stands. were here lo.k-
ing after their political interests. both
are confident. or appear 10 be. There is
already. talk that unfair methods will be
used on election day. The Boykin people
control the machines in Nansemond ana
Isle Of Wight, while the Stands FOLK nave
charge Of Southampton.
Colonel BOykin and Mr.. Stands both
filed formal notices Of their candidacy at
the clerks office.
In County Court to-day retail liquor
license was granted 10 William p. Boyett.
License APPLICATIONS by W. j. Bullock ana
J. II Bryant were continued.
salHe T. Wan qualified as guardian OF
Joseph +. Wan, Jr.. and gave bond IN
$1,000. with Dr.. r. II. Barnes and A. Ed
wards as sureties.
Charles r. Primer was appointed a mag
istrate at Chuckatuck.
Circuit Court will be convened to-mor-
row. There Is a long docket, including
three $1,000 damage suits.
Edward ID. Hargraves, a prominent CiI-
zen Of the county. died at o'clock last
night aged about fifty-fve years. the
burial will be conducted in SUFFOLK to-
morrow by MasOns.
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The New Railway.

The Richmond and Bay Railroad Com.
pany, chartered by the last Legislature
held a meeting yesterday, those present
being Messrs Edward T. Crump. w. -
Lightfoot. II. G. Tayloe, Josheph w
CHM. and S. Galeski.
No business OF Importance was trans
acted, except 10 take the initial steps
towards the starting af the enterprise,
including the completion Of organiza-
ton.
The books of the company will be
opened at 1915 east Main street on No
yember sth at 10 A. NJ. for subscrip-
lions TO the capital stock
The capital stock as authorized by the
last Legislature is si.000.00o.
The company proposes to build line
from Richmond TO the mouth OF the Po-
tomac-another connecting railway link
between this city and Washington.
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AUCTION sALFs--This Day.
BY G. l.. e Il. l.. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2f Main street
4 TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
~ OF THE
TWO VERY DESIRABLE
LDINGL.OTS
i0CAIfD on TIT
North Side of Park Avenue lust
West of Harye Street.

By direction OF the owner, who Is de-
termined TO sell We will OFFER for sale az
public auction. on the premises, Oh
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10 le.N,
at > o'clock J.. NJ, the above VERY At,
TRACTlVE BUILDING LOTS. bounded
and described a. follows. Commencing
on the north lire Of Park avenue 2oj feet
east OF Birch street. thence running
eastwardly and fronting on tne SAID
north line of Park avenue - feet. and
running back between parallel lines 70
an alley I'm common IS lcot wide. and
having an average depth of nearly 100
feet. This is one OF the most valuable
lots for immediate Improvement new On
the market and being ~ sufficient 'front.'
age for two desirable dwelling houses
IL can be probably used for that pur-
pose. Houses I'm this immediate vicinity
have q better class Of tenants and are
probably more easily rented than any
other moderate priced property IN the
city.
Snecial attention Of both investors and
home-see<ers Is called 10 this sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance IN
notes al six. twelve and eighteen months.
ana more liberal terms may be given II
desired. C. L. & H. l.. DENOON,
COX Auctioneers.
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FOR CHIMB0RAZ0 PARK.
4 Petition 10 Have the Display of Fire
works There.

A petition to which more than six hun
dred names have already been signed
md to which many more Will be ADDED
has been presented 10 Mr.. Sam Stern,
md will be by him referred to the Fire
Works Committee OF the Civic Carnival.
The petition reads as follows:
1T is currently reported that your
honorable committee or part thereof
lre I'm favor Of having the grand display
Of fireworks take place at Forest hih
Park. a remote suburb Of Richmond.
Against this procedure we enter our
most solemn protest and firmly, but re-
.nectfully, DO petition your honorable
body that said display take place at Chin
borazo Park. in the city of Richmond,
where. by right, Il should be held. there
hv giving TO the citizens Of Richmond
(who are all interested I'm this our first
war vessel for the Federal government
the great satisfaction Of seeing the au-
gust sight
Tho petition is greatly strengthened
bv embracing the names Of many OH
GERS and men of the w. r. Trigg ship
building Company.
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STANDING ROOM ONLY.
The BJou FILLED 10y a Very Apprccia-
tive Audience.


Standing room was at a premium at the
Bijou last night; in fact. several minutes
before the curtain was up to open the
third week OF the season. there was
no chance to get inside the theatre, for
everything was sold out consequently
several hundred people, who came late.
had TO be turned away.
The elegant act Of La Fayette the
Great made a great impression. Nothing
ike it has ever been seen here before
The gifted entertainer appears in one Of
the prettiest stage settings ever seen i'm
Richmond. and opens with a number Of
rapid-1re character changes that are per-
feet and very good. Then he does a clever
bit of bow and arrow shooting. showing
his wonderful ability as a marksman
with that antique weapon. Then follows
a travesty on the Dreyfus affair. in which
he impersonates Captain Dreyfus and
Maitre Labor. Blocksom and Burns are
certainly very funny eccentric come
dams Their business Is original and fun
furnishing from the go. While the laugh
producers were "on" the crowd was kent
laughing long The Four Hills presented
a very catching sketch. IN which the little
Hill Sisters were quite a feature The
little misses sang nicely and imperson-
ated some well-known stage characters
Mizarras. the King Of the Flying Rings
was. indeed, clever Other features were
excellent.
The show goes on all the week. regu-
larly every night. with matinees to-
morrow, THURSDAY and Saturday after
noon.
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. Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.
Richmond. Va. Oct % 1850.
ACTING UNDER AUTHORITY cON-
ferred upon them py iaw. the UNDER
signed. Commissioners of the Silh'Nt
Fund of Virginia, hereby advertise .h .
they will receive offers i0r tne
g150OOCO OF BONDS OF THE STA D..
or Virginia. issued under i'l n.
February 20, 1892, known 5s century
Bonds. . ,...s.
Of the commissioners ~ or or.oIr IL
O'Clock p. NJ on the 18TH DAY op
OCTOBER. 1879 -..t.i.,..
An offers must DE made in wfiuns'
addressed 20 the Commissioners OK me
sinking Fund of virginia. must oe seal
"a and viii be opened by the Comm. s-
sto,ors az a majority of them ON no
o01,u or OCTOREE ar noon DID thf
presence Of the Governor or III. ''ll-
,nonwealth. or. in the event OF his ao-
sence I'M the presence OF the secretary
OF he Commonwealth.
The bonds offered at the lowest price
sb,ii he purchased 10 the extent above
,,.,.c'rtioned provided the said commits
sioners shall have authority 70 reject
ory and an bids or accept portion Of
+bs bonds that may be offered By any
-, JOSIAH RYLAND. JR.,
P''' A. ". HARTMAN. JR..
MORTON MARYE.
commissioners OF the Sinking Fund ot
Virginia Vl'
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

Office OF
Nirglnia-Carollna Chemical Company.
Richmond, Va Sept 26 1880
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared the regular QUAR-
TERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO (2) PER
CENT. on the Preferred stock OF the
company for quarter ending September
80 1899. same being Quarterly Dividend
No. Is. payable on and after October rs
1899 10 all stockholders OF record Sep
TENDER 30 1899 The books for the
transfer Of Preferred stock will be
closed October 18th 10 October 18TH
both dates inclusive
s. W. TRANERS.
SOS Treasurer.
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MUCH ENTHUSIASM SHOWN,
The Populists Meet and Nominate Il
ID. Evans for the Housc-The Con
test for Treasurer of Dinwiddic
Decided in Giliiam's Favor.

INNCHBURG, VA. oct. especial
The Democrats Of Campbell county had
a big tirno AZ tho county seat to-day
Thcy were addressed by Captain j. {.
Featherston. candidate for the House OF
Delegates. Hon. Claude 4. swanson
Hon. Peter J. Otcy. and Senator John W.
Daniel each Of the speakers discussed
the issues involved In the state campaign
and national questions were dwelt upon
~ some length.
Mr.. Swanson defended IN an eloquent
manner the State administration OF the
Democratic party. and compared IT IN a
drastic manner with that Of Malone.
Senator Daniel was exceedingly CO
qucnt and was applauded 10 the echo.
Much enthusiasm was manifested.
After the meeting the Popuiisis nresen
nominated +. n. Evans 20 oppose captain
J. G. Fcatherston for the Legislature.
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Ball n1OId Point.

Those IN charge of the White Squadron
in Hampton Roads have issued the fol-
lowing invitation:
The honor Of your company is request
ed at a complimentary ball to be given
by the committees representing the bust
ness men OF Norfolk. Newport News. Old
PORT. Hampton and Richmond, Virginia.
10 Rear-Admiral Sampson and officers OF
the North Atlantic Squadron, at the
Hotels Chamberlin and Hygeia, Old Point
Comfort Virginia. on Wednesday even
Ing. October the 18th, 1899. Dancing at
ten o'clock.
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WEDDING BELLS
BEDFORD COUNTY
re "
St. Stephens Church Scene Of Bril-
liant Marriage.
lie NOISY . BR0CKENB0R0UGH.
A Popular Minister Of the Episcopal
Church and Beautiful aud
Popniar Young Lady-A
Large Crowd Present
lie NOISY . BROCKENBOROUGH.

FOREST. VA. oct. 9-Special.-lhe
most notable and brilliant social event
that has occurred IN Bedford county fos
a decade was the marriage yesterday mt
ST. stephens Episcopal church near
Forest. Of Rev Feroderick Lc Mosy 10
Miss Marian Wuloughby Brockcnbrough
The country side came in carriages. and
a large number OF the relatives and con-
noctions of the welded pair were present
from Norfolk. Portsmouth, Richmond.
Lyncnbu-g and Botetout county.
Tho church was crowded and thc scene
ii very brilliant one The chanccI and al-
tar was a bower OF richest autumn COZ
oring. rare flowers and potted plants.
Right Roy. 4 NJ Randolph Bishop OF
the Diocese II Southern Nirsina. perform
cd tnc ceremony according 10 tine beauu-
ful ritual OF The Episcopal Church, as
sisted by hev. Dallas Tucker.
THE ATTENDANTS
The maid OF honor was Miss Alice Muir
rell, youthful and handsome cousin OF
the bride, and Mr. Boyer lie Mosy, brother
81 the groom, Of Portsmouth, vas best
man.
1ne ushers were Messrs. T. n. Brockcn-
brough. William NJ Brockenbrough. Ben
jamIn Hubbard and william Moore.
The bride approached the altar with her
father. preceded by ner maid OF honor
and the ushers. and was joined by the
groom at the chancel.
During the approach to the chancel. the
q gan. under the touch of Mrs. William
r. Abbott, Of Belle Vue. filled the church
with the noble melody Of a wedding
march, and the tableaux presented at
the altar. with its background Of richest
floral colors, was rare and striking.
THE BRIDE.
The bride IS a beautiful brunette OF
rare type. young ana lovely and the
groom who Is rector OF St. Stephens
and Tyinity churches, in Bedford, is one
Of the most popular ministers I'm the
Southern Diocese Of Virginia. He has
held these charges for several years. and
the appreciation in which he is held was
attested in many generous and thought
ful ways by his people
The bride is the daughter OF Major
John b. BrOckenbrough well known 10
the Virginia Bar but for years past a
Land Commissioner for the United States
Department Of the Interior IN the North
west. and came from far-away Wyoming
70 attend the wedding OF his daughter.
The bride was attired in a handsome
travelling suit OF brown cloth with hat 10
match, and her young maid OF honor was
very pretty IN pink and white. The bride
carried white roses, and the maid OF
honor carnations.
THE PRESENTS.
The wedding presents attracted much
attention on account Of their number and
the richness Of the collection.
The welded couple left for a trip North
and will return 10 the Episcopal Convo-
cation at Roanoke on the 18th.
They will be AT home after that AT ST.
Stephens rectory. near Forest. Bedford
county
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Speaking in Louisa.

LOUISA VA. Oct. 9.-Special-About
the usual crowd was at court to-day
Only little interest was manifested In
politics.
After court adjourned Congressman
Rixey. w. L. BIB. James L. Shelton and
Y L. Gordon made short addresses TO a
mixed crowd OF Democrats and Republi-
cans that seemed 10 be attracted more by
curiosity 20 hear something new thar
from interest In the election.
From the number OF prominent citizens
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will sell. by public auction. on the
premises on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER y, 1899
at 4:30 o'clock =. NJ. 341 FEET OF
LAND on the north side Of Floyd ave-
nue., extending from Meadow to Row
land streets in sizes to suit.
TERMS: One-third cash and the resi-
due al six and twelve months, for notes
with interest added, and secured by a
deed of trust
c. L. WILLIAMS.
Adm'or d. b. n. c. t. a. Of c. +. Workman.
deceased oci
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GRAND MASTERS TOUR.
He VIII DO Much Work for the Order
of Odd-Fellows.

Grand Master, w. Ii. Bailey. Of the
Virginia Odd-Fellows goes on a south
western tour.
On Tuesday. october the 10th, he will
institute a new lodge at Albemarle, in
Albemarle county, after which he will
leave on tour of official visitations
TO the lodges located at the fol-
lowing places: Port Republic, Roanoke,
Rlacksburg. Pembroke, Abingdon,
ChlhOwie, Marion, WytheNMe, anu
Pulaski city.
At quite a number Of the places to be
visited. there are to be joint meetings Of
the lodges located in the locality.
The order is increasing very rapidly.
not only I'm tho lodges already established,
but through the formation Of new ones,
there having been eleven new subordinate
lodges organized since the first OF July
and three Rebekah Lodges.
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CAROLINE REPUBLICANS.
They VIII Nominate Candidate iod
the House Next Saturday.

MILFORD, VA, oct s.-Special.-The
Republican County Committee met In
Rowling Green to-day and decided 10 hold
precinct meetings next Friday and elect
delegates 10 meet IN Bowling Green on
the following day and nominate cahdl-
date for the Legislature.
s. r. Pitts is the only aspirant and will
get the unanimous vote Of the convention.
He is a very prominent and influential
man. and viii make a strong opponent
10 MIR. II. b. Powers. the Democratic
candidate.
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ROMANCE OF A WAIT.
Recently Called to See Her old Nurse
Pauline Russell Improving.

Little Pauline Russell, who was left
al the Almshounse recently is said to be
improving every day.
Superintendent George Davis says that
about twenty years ago Mr.. Bigger VINO
was then superintendent Of the Aims
house, one night found a tiny infant
safely ensconced in a cigar box.
The little waif was tenderly
cared for. and when about four years
old was placed in an orphan asylum. She
grew up to be a handsome girl and went
into the country to make her home.
Last year she was in Richmond buying
a trousseau. and while here she called at
the Almshouse to see an inmate whose
services as nurse had protected the
spark Of life i'm the little charge. The
young lady had never forgotten her nurse.
She was married a short time afterward
TO a wealthy farmer not far from Rich
mond and they seem destined as the
story books, say. Ito live happily to-
gether forever afterwards"
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G0~N~~~~-0-~-~-~-~~~-~-~- - 80 ~ = -
RpR 4 tSem RFOtrTRING CERTlFG-
GATES OF THE BIRTHS OF GILL
DREN TO PIE FURNISHED ItE
BOARD OF HEALTH
Be IL ordained by the Council OF the
city OF Richmond, That every physician,
accOncher. midwife. or any 0tnsr person
i'm Attendant unon the BIRTH or \
CHILD. shall send 10 the BOARD OF
HEALTH" within three CD DAYS atter
the birth OF such child. certlhcate set
ting forth as lar as can be ascertained.
the fuIl names Of parents. the sex and
color OF child. the place oi Dir'h ana the
date OF birth.
In case any physician, aceoneher, mid
wife or any other person III at1ehuance
upon the birth OF a child. shall refuse
or neglect 10 furnish such certificate as
aforesaid he or she shall forfeit and
pay the sum OF five $50 dollars for each
offence.
BENsT. AUGUST.
ocl0 City Clerk.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER nth,
at 4 o'clock Z. NJ,

sell by public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER nth,
at o'clock =. NJ,
1. The ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
BRICK RESIDENCE No. II SOUTH
SECOND STREET. with detached brick
kitchen, office, etc. This house was long
the home Of the late Dr. Rust, and is an
admirable location for i physician. Lot
33 feet - inches front. and u depth Of
100 feet 9 inches. with alley on side.
.. The DETACHED BRICK HOUSE
No. 10 SOUTH SECOND STREET with
a large detached brick kitchen in rear.
Lot - feet, with depth Of lis feet 10
an alley
g. The LARGE. COMFORTABLE DE
TACKLED BRICK DWELLING No lO' y
EAST MAIN STREET. with lot fronting
~ feet l inch and running back lO2 feet
II inches with alley I'm rear
IMMEDIATELY AFTER the above we
VIII sell a TWO-GTORE BRICK STA
BLE. IL feet I inches by % feet ~ inches.
with a lot "a feet 1-2 inches by ~ feet
inches. with alleys to both First and
Second streets.
This sale offers d splendid opportunity
for parties seeking investments. for pro-
fesslona men. or FOR parties In search OF
nice homes The location is central. and
i'm easy walking distance Of business.
markets. churches. etc. Values I'm this
vicinity are permanent and investments
can be made here with every assurance
Of ssfe returns Real estate is on the eve
OF "a rise and now Is the time 10 buy.
r. b. CHAFFIN & CO. Inc,
OCT Auctioneers.
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DAWNBRORER'S AUCTION SALE
i c. Ii. oliver, auction, will sell. at
Virginia Loan Office. I0s east Broad
street. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1iTH.
at 1890 A. NJ, FORFEITED PLEDGES
OF All kinds. Persons having forfeited
pledges at my office must come and renew
them before day Of sale or they will be
sold. ID. STRAUSS. Prop.
c. c, Bridges State Auctionecr, ocl0
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Curtain Caueht Fire

A lace curtain in the residence OF Mrs.
b. II. Ingle. No. 524 west Grace street,
ignited from a, gas jet at about $50
o'clock last evening, and an alarm OF
fire was turned in from Box rs AT Broad
and Henry streets. The damage was less
than ",
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MEETINGS.

Southern Railway Company,
Richmond. Va. oct. T. 1899
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the STOCKHOLDERS of the SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY, for the
purpose Of electing directors and for the
transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting, will be
held at tho Office Of the company in the
city Of Richmond Va on TUESDAY.
October -. 1899. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JOSIAH T. HILL,
ocS Secretary.
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Metropolitan Bank,
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
THOMAS \. CARTER, President;
/. 5. VALENTINE, Nce-President;
n. A. WILLIAMS Cashier

DIRECTORS: James X. Boyd. G. T..
Loehr. Thomas Atkinson. j. c. Jackson
f. c. Ebel. +. S. Valentine. H. l.. Cabeii
I. II. kaufman. 4. Pizzini. Jr.. J.. Whit
lock. J. ". Rothert 70. r. Crump r. s
Bosher. Thomas y. Carter.
sollcus accounts OF individuals. arms,
and corporations Pays interest on depos-
rs by agreement
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By y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Il COMMISSIONERS SALE
ON

~ OF
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY on
CARY. TAYLOR. AND GREEN
STREETS. RESPECTIVELY.
IMMEDIATELY AT THE CLAY-WARD
MARKET-HOUSE, AT
AUCTION.
In execution Of the decree referred 10
below. We will SELL by public auction, on
the premises, In the order named below,
beginning at 4:3O o'clock p. NJ, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1899.
the Northumberland VACANT LOTS
l. SIXTY FEET at the southwest cor
ner Of Cary and Linden streets. running
back along Linden street l43 feet Inches
TO an alley - feet wide.
. NINETY FEET at the northwest
corner Of Taylor and Linden streets. run
ming back along Linden street 143 feet u
inches TO the aforesaid alley
3. ONE HUNDRED FEET al the south
east corner Of Linden and Green streets,
running back parallel with Green ~ feet
Q inches
!. FIFTY-FOUR FEET on the south
line OF Green street. Immediately in the
rear of the land last mentioned, and fac
ing the new market-house.
). FIFTY FEET on the south side OF
Green street. separated from the last
mentioned land by an alley l. feet wide,
and also fronting said market-hOuse.
These blocks Of land will be sold as
whole or in small subdivisions. as may
seem best at the time Of sale. and plats
OF It can be seen at the office or the auc-
tioneer. All OF this property being close
to the said market. deserves and should
attract the attention Of purchasers.
TERMS One-fourth cash and the bal
ance at six, twelve and eighteen months.
for notes, with interest added and titles
retained.
CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS.
NJ. f. MAURY,
BEVERLY h. MUNFORD,
Special Commissioners.
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Warwick Corbin. xor Piaintin. against
c. r.. Boiling and Exor and ais. De-
fendants-In the Law and Equity Court
OF the city OF Richmond:
T.. =. winston. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required of the spe-
cial commissioners by the decree In said
cause OF December II. 1896 has been duly
given
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
January 1898. p. +. WINSTON.
oc6 Clerk
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who we're outside Il Is inferred that
small vote will be cast in November for
any of the candidates
Continued rainy weather retards seed
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. AJAX CENTRE-CRANK,
40. d Prick SAW-AIILL. with 42-inch
INSERTED-TOOTH HOE SAW. am
complete for work This Is q nearly
new outfit. and will be sold a bargain.
THE IMPLEMENT CO. 13O2-13O4 east
Main street, Richmond Va. OclO
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onice of city Water Works

Office OF city Water Works.
Room 3D. city HALL
Richmond Va. oct lO. lsil
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceiyed at this Ouiee until MONDAY
October IT,. 1888. J.. ~ for FUR
NfSHTNG THIS DEPARTMENT.
WITH % TONS ANTHRACITE SIoh D.
COAL. 20 be delivered at the following
places.
Il tons az Old pump-llOuso.
. tons az New Pump-IOu-e.
> tons at Marshall Reservoir.
. tons az New Reservoir.
. tons at Water Works shop
Coal 10 be weighed by The city Weigh
master
The Committee on Water reserve me
right to reject amy 0r aii bids
CHAS. r. POLLING.
ocfo Superintendent
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DIR. CHAs. l.. STEEL. HAS RETURNED
10 the city. and can be seen at ms
dental office. No. 3O7 east Main. ocI
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AGENTs WAIVED.

WANTED, AGENTS TO HANDLE OUR
speciality I'm every locality Sells 10
every negro. Big money We start
you. Send &C. postage FOR sample and
particulars. BOSTON CHEMICAL CO,
Richmond Va. OclO
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GUNS AND BICYCLES. SPRTING
GOODS Of al kinds. There has been
nothing heretofore offered or row Of
fered that can present equal value with
our line. We are authorized TO close
the season on Bicycles The Fea her.
stone. at $40 70 cash This is our cut.
Every one warranted HARRIS HARD
WARE CO. 400 east Broad street. Rich
mOnd. Va.
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Auction Sales.--future Days.
BY r. p. Chaffin & CO., Incorporated
Real Estate Auctioneersi
No. / \. Tenth ST.

4 UCTfON SALE
~ OF THE
THREE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLINGS. WITH EIGHT TO
TEN ROOMS EACH,
Nos 1O7ia EAST MAIN STREET AND
10 AND If SOUTH SECOND
STREET.