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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
THE DREYFIS LETTERS.

As We have frequently said, not q sem
tina OF evidence. circumstantial or other
was adduced i'm the Dreyfus trial which
gave the slightest excuse for his convic-
ton. But had there been "a doubt upon
this point the series of letters 20 his wife
Dreyfus wrote while awaiting trial and
after condemnation. and which has now
been printed. would be sufficient TO dissi-
pate absolutely that doubt.
These letters not only prove that Drey-
fus is cast i'm heroic mould as regards
power "to suffer and be- strong but
breathe an intensity of patriotism utter
" incompatible with the suspicion of dis
loyalty to France, I'm word or thought
much less in deed. They are not the let
tors Of a Chauvinist, as that term is
generally understood. but Of man and
a soldier in whom love of country is a
sublime passion. II is utterly inconcciv-
able that they could have emanated from
a heart and brain that ever took counsel
with any suggestion bordering on treason.
Since France has put her hideous
saturnalia Of injustice behind her, the
Dreyfus case has illustrated a reversal
in part OF the epigram-
Though the mills Of God grind slowly,
yet they grind exceeding small
Retrihution. which IS figured here while
grinding exceeding small. has been grind
ing rapidly, as witness the death in a
mad-house Of the president Of the court
martial that condemned Dreyfus; the sui
cide of Henry. the worldwide eXecration
OF Esterhazy. the practical disgrace of
Bernlon and Lebon. and last, but not
least, the triumph of Picquart.
However. the Dreyfus letters In the
insight they give into his character and
his exalted patriotism only make the
ElOre clear the enormily Of the crime that
was committed against him. And hence
they also make it the more clear that
France cannot AFFORD that the mills should
stop grinding until every one from the
highest TO the lowest. who Is in any wise
responsible for Dreyfus's sufferlngs shall
have passed through them and been
ground out of existence so far as is con-
cerned having any influence with the
nation or any position within its gift.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

1t is said that the changes in invest
ments soon 10 be made by the New York
Life Insurance Company will give it a
practical monopoly of the life-insurance
business In Prussia 80 far as American
companies are concerned. II also appears
that among the stocks to be disposed OF
by Il are $500 shares Of the New York
Security and Trust Company. the divi-
dends OF which amounted 10 2S per cent.
during the past year. In its last state
ment the insurance company valued the
trust company stock at N,SS,6OO That
would be $3.50 a share. Six hundred dollars
a share-the present bid price-would bring
its value up to $8.234OO0, and If two syndi-
Gates try for il, as is probable, 1t is not an
likely that II will cost the successful
competitor a great deal more than that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
GENERAL BRooIlE IN THIs PALACE.
lie and His Family Rench Thei'
MAGNIFICENT Habnnu Residence.

HABANA. July 13.-Governor-General
Brooke and the members Of his family
reached the Palace this evening-the resi-
dence of the former Goyernor-General oil
Spain. made famous in the history OF
Cuba by the tenancy of Weyler. Campos'
Blanco. and host of others. The build
ine has been more or less mod3rnized
every decade. Ren0vatOrs have been care
fully over the furniture, which IS OF the
finest woods the island produces (nld-
hogany. cedar. and rosewood), rave re-
gilded the mirrors. added drusllc Geo
rations. and applied fresh paint every
COLUMBUS WAS Gle ANSED.
The old structure now looks new. Inc
statue OF Columbus In the cpuryydiu.
carved out Of the finest marble. ana no"
more than 200 years old mas been care
| fully washed This work was only HnlsH-
ed Yesterday. one of the most inter
relies I'm the Palace i'm the BED upon WIG a.
| the Princess Eulalia slept during ntI W
| to the Western Heml-uheTe III '"c W
iumDlan f Hip"dart,- II FL Vedado are
,o,,r nracticallv abandoned. so far as
public business is concerned.
THE SUPPLEMENTARY LIST
General Alexandra Roderizsuez, cnlet-ol-
! staff TO General Gomez called ~ lne la u
| 49, bahaIf upOn the rn1r-beheId'
| to.da,. and said that the supplementary
list would be finished ON saturday n3ehL
| lie asked General Brooke 10 lIme "a" ,.,,
! for beginning payment. OWlnE 10 t"o
| fgeion Of moving headquarters. the Gov
6rnor-Gencral was unable TO reach an. am
i ,,roediate decision. but promised TO give
an answer as soon as possible. Which PI 'Il
badly will be ON Monday aeN',ii ~
! Bro0ke has given the munlci ?ailur9 W.
W ". re-" partially destroyed by me war com
plete liberty to use such funds @s . are
pbtainable in necessary works OF recon-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH is delivered y
srascr,bers at FIFTY CENTS per morn
payable 10 the carrier weekly OF moh'u "S.
Mailed at s. per annum, payable IN 90
vance; g for six months; so Tor ,n, ,e.
mon,As; 50 cents for one month f'"'
per copy. cents. ,oA and
The WEEKLY DISPATCH issued "''
mailed IN two parts at 81 per anhui"'
The SUNDAY DISPATCH az Civ
annum. or IS cents for six months {, ID.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable l'.d n az rSe
vance. and no paper continued "a r''' send
EXPIRATION OF the time paid for .,.,s,eT.
post-ofice money order. check or ,'s sn, Ne
Cd letter. Currency sent by mai . WI, =.
az the risk of the sender. suOS'' must
wishing their post-ofiiee changed ,.. , ,~.,.
give their old as well ss their new posi-
Office. Sample copies nee'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
Mrs. TaImage's Fat Check.

A Pittsburg Pa) special says: Rev. 4.
Dewitt Talmage finds himself the opu-
lent husband of a woman with check
for $4,000. The check represents Mrs
Tamages interest in the Lindsay & Nc
Cutcheon Mill, which has sold out 10 the
hoop trust.
Several weeks ago Thomas {. Me-
Cutcheon and James NJ. McCutcheon
managers of the plant, were approached
by agents of the hoop-mill combination
who offered $4,000 for the concern. This
was accepted and the plant turned over
TO the trust Mrs. Talmage Is daugh
ter and heir of the Mccutcheon who
founded the old firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
EDUCATIONAL.
INQUIRIES BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL.
OPPOSITE MONROE PARD,

OPPOSITE MONROE PARD,
Richmond. Va. ..
Thirty-hfth Session. SEPTEMBER 70 1871
to JUNE 20. 1900.
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE RE
CORD from reports OF last ten years.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.. lS9-.6-l
Degrees, y Diplomas. TWO Of the tlN T.
NJ. As were "Our boys lS6-9-z De-
grees. q Diplomas.
RICHMOND COLLEGE. ls93-4-3 De-
grees. Diplomas. Medals; 1879 De-
grees. y Diplomas. / Medal
Both the recent appointments TO west
Point and Annapolis were from TINS
school.
Catalogues showing complete college re-
cord. fun corps OF teachers, terms. etc.
al bookstores. or by application TO jon \
Il. INQUIRE, Principal, or NJ VI.
INQUIRE. B Chamber Of Commerce.
Richmond The principal can be seen nj
north Belvidere street after September
sth jy lisa. Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
fee of the Hastings Court OF the city OF
Richmond. July T. 1899. the following ap-
pliCatiCu. under act of February II, 1873
was fled iu the CLERKS ottcc OF sdlu
court ON the 9Th day of March 1873.
To the Clerk of the Corporation Court OF
the city OF Richmond, in the State OF
Virginia:
/. the undersigned. Joseph T.; Glenn
hereby file with YOU this my applicalloh
as provided by statute, TO purchase one
lot fronting 81 feet feet on Dobson street
near Clarke street. I'm Gay ara. Sl,u-
atcd i'm said city. and being the same LOT
sold by the Treasurer of Sdld tlly on 'l'
SIN day Of september, 1850 LOT oS'ltI u' NJ
taxes due thereon for the year OF ISL ny
and I'm the name of r.. j. Datkll. anu
bought at said sale by the Auqllor OF
Public Accounts Of Virginia Tor s3la sue .e
and city. said lot being assessed on thc
Commissioner book Of said city LOT inc
year 1SS in the name OF same ,,
And / hereby agree 10 complete Sdld
purchase. As provided for by law
Given under my hand. this lst Day OF
April. 1889. JOSEPH Il. GLENN.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that diligence has been used on pc
half of the applicant to ascertain III WhdI
county or corporation the sald party
therein named Is. without erect ne u
hereby required 10 appear mere Wlthln
four months after due publication mercer
and do what is necessary to protect his
Teste: WALTER CHRISTIAN.
~ S-salt Clerk.
VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF.
fee Of the Hastings Court Of the city OF
Richmond. July 7. 1899 the following APP
plication. under act Of February II, lSsS.
was filed i'm the Clerks office Of said court
on the 18th day OF May, 1893:
To the Clerk OF the Corporation Court OF
the city of Richmond, in the state OF
Virginia:
I. the undersigned. Joseph r.. Glenn.
hereby file with you this my Application
as provided by statute. TO purchase one
lot fronting IS feet on Seventeenth street,
between Grace and Broad streets, IN JET,
ferson Ward. situated in said city. and
being the same lot sold by the Treasurer
OF said city on the 10th day Of July, 1893
for delinquent taxes due thereon Tor the
year OF 1891. by and in the name OF Edloe,
or Edlah. Chappell (colOred). and bought
at said sale by the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts Of Virginia for said State and city
said lot being assessed on the Commits
sioners book Of said city Tor the year
1898 I'm the name of Mary r. Mathews.
And ! hereby agree 10 complete said
purchase, as provided for by law.
Given under my hand. this lst day oil
May. 1899. JOSEPH r. Gl'hNN'
And affidavit having been made and filed
that diligence has been used on behalf oil
the applicant 10 ascertain In what county
or CORPORATION the said parties therein
named are without effect. they are here
by required 10 appear here within foui
months after due publication hereof and
do what rs necessary 10 protect their In
Teste: WALTER CHRISTIAN,
' 5y A-Sat Slefh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
CHOCTAw INDIAN EXECUTED.
william Goings Waila Tonkn Pays
the Penalty for Murder.

CHICAGO. July 13.-A special TO the Tri-
bune from Goodlands, Indian Territory,
says:
William Goings "Walla Tonka,' the
Choctaw Indian, was shot at Alikichi, |.
T.. to-day, under sentence of the Choc-
taw Court, for murder.
Federal-Judge John Il. Thomas issued
an order to have the body Of Goinss ~
South McAlestcr on July I'd, but sherlu
Thomas Watson refused 10 receive il.
The execution was fickening sight'
A few minutes before GOings was led out,
four Choctaws appeared. bearing cofiin
II was deposited IN front of ne court
house Near il a quilt was spread The
condemned Indian, supported by Sheilu
Watson and a deputy, aud escorted ny
twenty-eight hOrsemen. marched down
the line of spectators GOinSs then knelt
ON the quilt blindfolded. The Sheriff barred
his bosom painted a spot over MS heart
stepped back four PAGES, rested rifle
across a bench. and fired The bullet en-
tered the breast. but missed the spot
Goings fell backward and moaned for an
hour before expiring. Water was poured
down his throat "A number OF times 10
hasten death by strangulauon.
While the execution was proceeding
District-Attorney Clay remarked: I'VE
are making history.
Ii remains To be seen what action the
United States Government viii take for
defiance of the writ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
THE PARIS STRUCK THE WHARF
She Became Temporarily 'nman"-
,e,IIc-Nystcrious Electric Current


FALMOUTH. July 13.-On entering the
tidal hafbor to-day the steamer Paris
recently aground on the Manacles. under
the influence Of the wind and tide became
temporarily unmanageable. Her stern
swung round and struck the end OF
wooden pier upon which large hummer
Of peOple had assembled. The pier shook
from end 10 end. the spectators became
panic-stricken. and made an ugly rush Tor
escape. Ultimately control OF the snip
was regained and she was safely an
chored .,u..,,..>-,.
A STARTLING STATEMENT.
Superintendent Aisbett, Of the wreck
ing companies, to-day gave reporter OF
the Associated Press a contribution OF
"A startling nature concerning the cohtro-
Versy as TO the cause Of wrecks on the
Nanacles. He said: "ln bringing the
paris 10 Falmouth she narrowly escaped
a big Manacle rock. 1t was ebb tlde'
with a northerly wind blowing. winch
would naturally take the vessel sOuth;
but we found her getting nearer and
nearer the Manaces until within 400 yards
of them. whereas we ought 10 have been
a mile TO the southwark. Things looked
queer for a time, but we altered our lac-
tics and cleared the rocks.
From what | have seen during the
past six weeks / am confident some Ihya-
ferrous current draws the vessels To-
wards the rocks. While working on the
paris we warned numberless vessels OF
the danger they were in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
NIICuT LIE PREMATLRE.

Professor George d. Heron, who Is
represented as "a well-known Iowa edu-
Gator IS reported as declaring that he
would Just as soon be ruled by a Car
rs by our Constitution. because there
IS no difference. except a Car can be go'
rid of and the Constitution cannot.
For a wcI-known educator, Professor
George d. Heron is wOfully behind the
drift Of events. He would better stop
educating others for a few months and
employ the time to educating himself on
the history Of the Republican party.
Ever since that party was organized it
has been devoting itself TO the task OF
getting rid Of the Constitution, and in
several particulars it has been very sue
ccssful.
4 Washington contemporary, in noting
Professor Herron's declaration. advises
him TO sell out in the United States and
fee 10 the land of the Muscovite, where
ne would find a government evidently
moro compatible with his tastes. But we
respectfully submit that sucn action might
De premature and unnecessary. Judging
the future by the past. if the people do
not bring the administration Up with a
round turn in the matter of its Philip
pine policy. it viii not be long before the
"rule" I'm this country Will be entirely
congenial to Professor Heron. Already
Mr. Mckinley has, in proclamations, in
structions. and other outgivings anent the
settlement of the Philippine question.
assumed powers as arbitrary almost as
any enjoyed by the Car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
RAKD0L H.MACDK Soi e %"r En-.

bowed for Higher Education. scholar
ships and loan funds for special cases
Modern buildings and appliances. -Four
laboratories library gymnasium, %c.
Classed with best II In United states by
Commissioner of Education (Ohical Re
port. D. 1922 WILLIAM W. SMITH, a.
NJ. IL. d.. President. Lynchburg, va.
liz 1-Slt n-lLlN- Lhlll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
TIE ,YnMAN,s COLLEGE

FREDERICK. MD. REOPENS SEP
TENDER 10Th. Confers degrees. Con-
servatory of Music and Art School OF
Expression. Library. Laboratories. Gym
nasium. Enlarged accommodat tons. I'M
rlvalled climate Endowment. j. FL.
APPLE. 4 NJ. President je 1-eOdS9t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
The Philadelphia North American sa,

The Philadelphia North American says;
The action OF the administration In
turning over TO former Senator Quay the
whole census patronage in pennsylvania
excites surprise in many quarters.
why should It? Is 1t not known every
where that this administration is in the
vndlcating business? Indeed. it appears
even TO have taken a contract to vindicate
Captain Carter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
HOLLINS

For I7J Young Indy Boarders. The largest
and most extensively equipped IN Virginia Eclectic
courses n Ancient and Modern Languages,
Literature, Sciences, Music, Art and Flo us
ton. 81 officers and te,cherg Situated in Valley
Of Va, near Roanoke. Mountain scenery. lNO
feet above sea level. Mineral waters. 6th session
opens Sept. 18th, l-Ss For illus catalogue address
CHAs. l.. COOKE, Supt., Hollins, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
PROPOSALS.
-CONTRACTORs

NUN lIkAI IVItEI ,.-T-- Y n
BIDS WANTED FOR THE elN .'a.
of two shafts. llxS feet. ~ ANA LIZ.
deep. We Will furnish compi ..,..
drills. steam hoist and pumps. b..s q
later than july 22d. TIE WIFI
FUEL COMPANY, Macdonald, "itfw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

The New York Sun says that there are
nearly, II not quite, one million persons
in the United States either employed d.
recty or indirectly by railroad compa-
MES. on July !, 1895, the number of such
employees was given by the Interstate
Commerce Commission as S26!625, of whom
there were in the general administration
81 .792; in the maintenance of way and
structures, 2i3,627; in the maintenance Of
equipment 1880; in conducting trans
portation, 3737i7, and unclassihed, 1909.
The annual increase in the number of
such employees incident to the growth
and extension of the railroad system of
the country is from 10000 to $4,000 For
the three years succeeding July I, 1895,
the total increase has probably been 100 20
600, bringing Up the total number of en-
ployees two weeks ago to $4,000, and 50,
900 additional for those engaged by the
transportation, transfer, and express COM
panies connected with the railroads
brings up the total number of employees
10 /, 100000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

All Letters and kilograms must De au'
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANi J.
rejected communications will not DC It,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

The Shenandoah Herald is on the right
track In urging that II would pay Wood
stock 10 secure good soft or iraestone
water supply. -,
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ADVERTISING RATES
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Above rates are for every Gay "
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Reading notices IN reaoing D'A.'' -
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Resolutions OF respect to deceased mem
bers passed by societies. corporations, az
sociations. or other organizations VIII O'
charged for as advertising matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

All letters recommending candidates Tor
Office must be paid for 90 insure u''i'
publication. This is a long-stanaihs ru''
OF ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

WILLIAMSBURG Va, July, l-,,,t H.,
WORCESTERSHIRE y % Niv.N he.
July 10 lSsg the undersi<ntN ala
ceive bids 10 furnish this inst SHOES.
GROCERIES, pRN-GOObS rsr.5
Am oTiiER SUPPLIES. for th' 'f.f
,',Nn,, v endine September 30. lN4 ~
Of articles needed and quantities OF ,5 .5f
-, vim instructions how 90 ' IA
delivery OF goods. and other del''''
W "''N W G. +. ARMlSTEAti
~ l3Gt N4Ah"N'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

President Mckinley has made an un-
cxampled record so far as this country is
concerned in the appointment of COM
missions. In this way he has been able
to reward quite number of his party
friends; also. few Democrats whom he
took to kindly. The Washington CORE
spondent Of the New York Herald gives
approximate estimates Of the cost Of
these commissions. as follows:
William J. Calhoun, Special Commission
or TO Cuba. $1,000; Monetary Commits
sion $4,000: Queens Jubilee Commission,
$4,000; Special Commissioner Paris Expo
sition on. z. Handy, $1,000; Reciprocity
Commissioner Kasson), $4,000; Commits
siOner to Japan in connection with seals
Qiamlin), $4,000; Commissioner to Russia
I'm connection with seals FOster). $4,000;
Paris Peace Commission, $4,000; Cuban
and Porto Rican Evacuation Commits
sions. $4,000: War Investigation Commits
sion. 100000; Philippine Commission, $780,
600: High Joint Commission. 800 OO0 Com
mission 10 Disarmament Conference, $25.-
O0J; Samoan Commission, $25 oO0 Nicara-
guam Canal Commission, $3.50 coo; 18th
milan Canal Commission 81 .OO00 900; Ha-
waiian Commission, $4,000; Paris EXPOSE
ton Commission. $4,000; Tariff Commits
sloner to Cuba Or. p Porter. 5000; IN
dustrial Commission per annum), $780,
O00: Insular Commission, $4,000 Total,
s., 1870 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
flee of fhe Hastings Court OF the city OF
Richmond July Z. 1893, the following app
plication. under act OF February II, 1885.
was hled in the Clerks Office Of said
court on the 18th day Of May. 1879:
To the Clerk OF the Corporation Court Of
the city Of Richmond, in the - te OF
Virginia:
l. the undersigned. Joseph +. Gem.
hereby file with you this my application,
As provided by statute. 10 purchase one
lot sold as fronting % 2-3 feet Should pc
90 2-3 feeD on Eighteenth street between
Clay and Leigh streets i'm Jefferson
Ward. situated in said city, and being
the same lot sold by the Treasurer OF
said city on the 18th day of May, 1894
tOr deiQuent taxes due thereon FOR the
year of 1892 by and In the name of Eliza
beth j. CrawfOrd's estate. and bought AZ
said sale by the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts OF Virginia for said state and city,
said lot being assessed on the Commits
siOner's book of said city for the year 1873
I'm the name OF Elizabeth j. Craw-
ford is deceased. and has 20 personal rep
representative OF record In said city-and
hereby agree TO complete said purchase
as provided for by law.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF
May 1899 JOSEPH T. GLENN.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made and
fled that diligence has been used ON be-
half OF the applicant 20 ascertain I'm what
county or corporation the heirs-at-law OF
Elizabeth j. Crawford are, without ef-
feet they are hereby required 10 appear
here within four months after due publ-
cation hereof and do what Is necessary
to protect their interest herein.
Teste; WALTER CHRISTIAN,
jy s-Sait Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREET
PHARMACY. $40 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
SATURDAI........r.JOL1 10, 1919
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15

VIRGlNIA-IN THE CLERKS of'
fee OF the Hastings Court OF che ct y.
Richmond. july 7. 1899. ,he follow a.'
plicatiOn, under act OF February /.
was filed in the Clerks office MT ''-
court ON the 9Th day OF July lAn
10 the Clerk OF the Corporation l'-l- !
the city OF Richmond, IN The 5... -
Virginia:
/. the undersigned. Joseph T.. D-'
hereby file with you this my app
as provided by statute. 20 pul'N.
lot. fronting lbl-2 feet on sew,
street and Walnut alley tsO.a
teeD. in jefferson Ward. situated
city, and being the same lOt SOLO
Treasurer OF said city on the
September. 1885, for delinquent iiA
thereon for the year Of lb3 n5
tho name of Isaac Jacobs. ana
said sale by the Auditor of fi.
counts OF Virginia for said state
said lot being assessed on inc
sioner's book OF said city for i
1895 in the name of Mary jacob
Jacob is dead. and Mary Jacob F
northumberland ! hereby agree =. ~
plete said purchase. as provide
law I., Z
June. 1899. JOSEPH +.
And affidavit having been mad 80
filed that diligence has been use1 ...
half Of the applicant 20 ascertain i" .,y
county or corporation The slil .fs
therein named Is. without en- .,..r
is hereby required 20 appear mere "g
four months after due publication ..
and do what Is necessary 70
her interest herein. ..,..,N
Teste: WALTER CHRIS SIX
iy S-Sait
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PAINTS.
PAINTS.
We Offer Strictly Pure
LINSEED OIL,
LEWIS LEAD,

ALI. PAINTERS COLORS
at lowest market prices for absolutely
pure goods.
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
an cots Wholesale Druggists.