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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
LIFE AT FORT MONROE.
NeIlOw-Feycr Scare Now Over
Everything Working smoothly.


FORT MONROE, VA, August 26.-(spe-
cial)-Now that the fever scare IS over.
people who ran away from the Point TO
escape the quarantine are beginning to
return. and life IS once more going on i'm
the old channels.
Mrs. Captain william +. Stewart. who
has been visiting her husband low in
command Of the new port recently cs-
tablished at North Point. Md. aas re-
turned with her family. She went away
on the transport with the troops On Au-
gust 9Th.
Mrs. w. J. Boden and her little girl
have returned from Fairfax Courthouse,
where they have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Julia Thomas.
Mrs. Joseph G.. Fulton and her dauyh-
ter. who have been spending n month at
Alton, Va, returned Monday.
captain George Booker, Of the Shenan-
doah Hotel, who. with his wife and
daughter, has been in Europe Cor the
past two months, returned 10 the Point
Wednesday. The trip was made for the
benefit Of his health. which l regret TO
say, has not been materially improved.
Port-Chaplain Charles r. Walllley,
United States army, WHO has been on
duty at the Josiah Simpson General Hos
pital, near Phoebus. Va. for the past six
or eight months. has been ordered to
this post for duty. replacing Chaplain
Charles W. Freeland. who left for Malila
two or three weeks ago.
Miss Clifford. of indianapolis, md, is
visiting her brother. Captain John II.
Clifford. quartermaster at the Soldiers
Home.
In the light Of subsequent events. the
transfer Of the troops TO Plum Island APP
pears TO have been rather hasty pro-
coodiHg. The fear Of the authorities, how
ever. was that the disease might reach
PhOebus. and become epidemic there. end
ultimately find its way into the garrison.
Among so men there are always some
restless spirits. who would find their way
across the creek, no matter how closely
II might be guarded; ana, looking at il
from this standpoint. the move was no
doubt a wise one. as IAN ounce of pre-
ventive is worth a pound Of cure
There are plenty Of rumOrs as 10 when
the troops will return. but no definite in
formation. one report has it that they
will return about September 1st another
about October 1st; while a third predicts
that they will be ordered TO Cuba, and the
Second which is now on duty there, will
be sent here to replace them.
The ChambcTlin Hotel has closed up for
a month. and will DO fitted up for the fall
and winter season The management eX-
poets to open about october 1st.
The Hygeia still has its hOsptablo
doors open. and is taking care Of the
trading public as Of Old. While the trade
IS light for this season. there is a gOodly
number Of visitors arriving every day
The Peninsuiar Street Railroad Com
pany commenced the work Of laying their
tracks between ola Point and Hampton
on Wednesday last. About one hundred
men are employed. and the work will be
pushed vigorously. just why another
road Is being built is not so clear. as the
present road. under its excellent manage
ment. appears TO be able 10 meet the
wants of the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
ScottsyiIIe Mention.

SCOTTSVILLE, VA, August 2G-(spe-
clal)-Early in September am entertain
ment will be given here by Miss ktahy
and Mr.. Frank Cunningham, OF Rich
rsond. and as they are both exceedingly
popular with our people, large audience
j. expected 10 greet them.
The lawn party given az Mount AIRY
on Thursday night was great success;
Nessrs. J. V Pereira, NJ. I. Dunn, ana
s. Il. Gault, and Or. j. i. Blair, went 10
Charlottesville yesterday and returned
this morning.
Mr.. Charles Carter, OF Fork Union. was
i'm town last night. but left to-day FOR
home.
the condition of Mr.. j. Martin Moon.
who has typhoidfever, is not thought
20 be any worse, and strong hopes or ms
early recovery are entertained.
Mr.. III. ID. Forsythe and family, OF
New Orleans. have recently moved into
their magnificent new home, "Nydrey."
The dwelling is not quite completed. how
ever
Mr.. and Mrs Potter. father and mother
of Mrs w A. Waters, or "Taliwo0d, ,
who recently returned from tour OF
Europe, are stopping with ibeir daughter
during the hot season. Miss Hammond
recently from Europe. s al Tallwood.
Rev. and Mrs. j. X. Daniel returned
home yesterday from the Albemarle Bap-
list Association.
A good rain is falling this Afternoon
Rain was beginning 10 be much needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
ACROSS THE BORDER.
NEWS GATHERED IN NORTH CARO-
LINA's CAPITAL.
1 GREAT DEMAND FOR LABOR.
ro,per-Mining Company Chartered
small - Fox Practically stnmp""
Out-New University Buh"'"e-"'i-
s.,r, CInImS-Dnmage to Crops.

pArFIGH y. C.. August 2s.-(special)
~,s demand for labor here is greater
.h.o was ever before known. Railway
.r.,,Is are receiving inquiries from seve-
~, s.atcs as to whether laborcrs can be
,.t ,- North Carolina for the building
.,.f.s or for work on railway construc-
tion.
To-day q company was chartered by tho
STATE Go operate a copper mine in this
.,rrtv eleven miles south Of Raleigh, on
tts Raleish and Cape Fear railway.
nr Richard II. Lewis, Secretary Of the
safe Board Of Health, says there are
you but very few cases Of smallpox in
~ state. The disease has been stamped
oat o. Winston, and has practically ended
e.Swhere.
The Alumni building and the Julian S.
Carr building at the University Of North
Carolina are now I'm progress Of con-
struction. Both will be handsome. II
was decided to-day that the material
shall be good quality gray pressed prch'
with slate roofs and red thing ridges
LDiONei Julian =. Ndtl Nun 80 49,,
ti0nal gift Of $500 90 complete ms bu"o-
ing. making IT'S total cost $lS'VV. IL -
but another example or his great puDhc
spirit and intense pride IN the university
George Green. who. il is currently re-
ported IS 10 be the new Clerk OF the
f,ni,e8 states District Court here, has
oceu 10 Lincoln Lithia Springs 10 see
Judge Ptnneu. IL Is stated that Senator
Pritchard has written a letter saying 1t
is not his desire that J. y. Fortune be
displaced as clerk.
state Treasurer Worth to-day received
a telegram saying that Daniel Worth, his
brother. is dying at Guilford College. The
Treasurer left for Guilford College this
afternoon.
Claims by the State ,aggregating S12,327
for expenses incurred IN the mobilization
u volunteers last year here are allowed,
l.t those amounting 10 1916 are held up.
David Lasster (cOlored) is the last ar
rival at the penitontiary. He is from
Granville county. and was under sentence
20 be hanged yesterday but the Cover
10y c0mmuted II 10 life imprisonment.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture says
there IS more complaint than ever before
~ damage Of crops by insects, particular
ly by the-army worm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
PETERsUUR RIG.
The Lumber TrGde-itniiroad Pur-
chaSes Property.

PETERSBURG VA. August 26.-(Spe-
cialJ-The lumber trade is fast becom-
ing one Of the largest Industries Of his
city. At present the entire wharf here
is packed with lumber The receipts from
wharfage from this source for The past
three months have been more than the
combined receipts for several Yeas past.
and the wharf instead Of being a loss
to the city, is now bringing in a handsome
revenue
The large purchases of timoer land
along the Richmond. Petersburg and
Carolina railroad made in the last thirty
days, insures the shipment Of immense
quantities of lumber. and as Petersburg
IS the nearest port 10 these shippers, ef-
forts will be made 10 enlarge the city's
wharfage.
a contract between Mrs. hurry Meade
Owens, Of AlabaYa and the Atlantic
Coast Line Of Virginia. i'm which the first
named contracts 10 give a deed 10 the
railroad company in November next for
the property on the east corner OF Wash
ingtOn street, known al the Meade House,
was admitted 10 record to-day. The con-
sideratlon is $500. This company have
been trying for years TO obtain this pro-
perty. with q view Of erecting freight
depot there, anu duulLS iOoh ~ NhSii
yard. They have for some time owled
property adjacent to the Meade House,
and the acquiring Of that property at last
viii give them the facilities which they
have long wanted and stop the shifting
Of cars along Washington street.
Invitations have been issued 10 the
marriage Of Miss Virginia Attwell Hall,
daughter OF Rev. \. NJ. Hall, of this city,
10 Mr.. Hancock Jacob. OF Norfolk The
ceremony Will take place Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 9Th
Mr.. Floyd Rogers has rendered lis re-
signation as book-keeper for the Nichols
Coal Company, to take effect September
lst. and Mr.. William Spotswood. runner
for the National Bank, has accepted the
position. Mr.. Rogers will take ,he aca-
demc course at the University OF Nir-
glnia.
Rev. Dr. II. w. Battle, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, returned to The
city to-day from Sussex county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
FUNERAL or DIR. HARRIS.
sketch of "A Good Citizen and Able
Physician.

BLACKSTONE. Va, Aust~t 2G.-(Spe-
caL-Neyor before has larger con-
course OF people assembled around a
grave in this county than was to-day at
the cemetery To- pay the last tribute of
respect esteem. and love 10 DIR. William
Jordan Harris. DR. Harris died here.
go bis home. yesterday morning at
O'Clock iu the SJth year Of his age. He
was BORN in PowhGtan county. 1t was
as d. physician that he attained his emf
renee and received the highest Difference
from his people. He was trained for his
Profession 40 the University OF Virginia
Sad OBJ, jefferson College of Medicine, of
Philadelphia. He was student Of
every advance In the treatment OF dis
t..s and surgery 10 the last week of his
Aie. And during The last five years Of
I'D. hfe though unable % practice, he
never dropped behind in his knowledge
o' al progress made I'm medicine. With
DIS saddle-bags as his apOthecary, he
De- many thousand miles. contributing
o. tlc relief OF the sick, from many Of
whom De knew that he would not re-
C-.Ve any compensation. The young
physicians who have received schooling,
assistance. and encouragement from him;
the old ones who 50 frequently consulted
t..ll. ana the mthllol fraternity az lol &c
ot the State chat have received help
from his contributions TO the medical
journals. will all miss him. lie was also
. member OF the first Board Of Medical
Examiners ever appointed by Virginia.
soon after locating here DR.. Harris
married Miss Helen Epes, of this county,
sister Of Mr.. Richard Epes, for many
years Clerk OF this county and Of Mr.
j. O. Epes. and aunt Of Congressman
sydney i. Epes. She died In 1870 leaving
two sons. leading businessmen Of Black
stOne-Major T.. T.. Harris and Captain
o. NJ Harrls-and three daughters-Alrs.
Carrie Fitzgerald and Misses Helen and
Martha Harris-all of whom survive him,
and were al his bedside when he died.
lr Harris was "a Wing before the war
and always held 10 his belief In the prin-
cH.s VI that party. but he invariably
ls vote with the white people and
N- Negligence OF our section. The de-
se4 Was a consistent member of the
i- eop.. Church for twenty-five years.
lAe burial services were conducted i'm
l-- Episcopal church this evening at 1
Clock nd the burial took place in
l.e cemetery here. Many peOple-white
ana c..ored-with griet-stricken hearts,
we've Gathered around the grave, and if
each one who loved him had dropped
ul. ID rosebud IN his grave. he wculd
i.H sleep beneath a mound of flowers.
l.e paN-bearers were James +. Epes,
Clay. John W. Jones. G.. r. Cralle.
k. 81. CObbs. and Joseph NJ. Hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

A OMELY-FURNISHED FLOYD
avenue Residence Rent for the fall ana
winter Possession an once. or later II de-
sired: 10 rooms. all furnished.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
An 21-lt kcal E-ldlc AN'Ht9'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
FOR RENT.
IN Ga Oh @
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

No. 3l7 WEST FRANKLIN STREET
u rooms and stable. Possession Septem-
Der 18th.
No. 3l9 west Franklin street; I6 rooms
Possession september 18th.
No. north Laurel street; u rooms
Furnished or unfurnished).
No. 502 west Grace street: - rooms.
No. il l-2 south Third street; IL rooms.
No. 1909 west Grace street; II rooms.
No. tO5 east Main street; u rooms.
No. los north Seventh street; 10 rooms
No. 1872 Floyd avenue; 10 rooms.
No. lO5 west Main street; 10 rooms. Pos
session October lst
No. 81 east Cary street; IL rooms.
No. 60 east Leigh street; 10 rooms. Pos
session October lst.
No. 1912 Grove avenue; rooms.
No. 2O5 east Cary street; rooms.
No GA north Seventh street; 10 rooms.
Possession September lst.
No. 60s east Leigh street; II rooms Pos
session October lst.
No. 1916 Grove avenue rooms. Pos
session September 1st.
No. 5l3 east Leigh street; 10 rooms. POS
Session October 10th.
No. 50i west Cary street; rooms. Pos
session September lst
No. ll2 north Beech street; Z rooms.
No. III south Pine street; I rooms. Pos
session September GOTH
No. Gl9 north Eighth street; I'D rooms.
10. l235 Venabe street; rooms.
No. $50 north Eighth street; rooms
Possession September 18th.
No. 1917 west clay street; rooms.
No. 623 north Fourth street; rooms
Possession September 4th.
No 5O1 north Monroe street; rooms.
No. Joi Norton street: rooms.
FLATS.
Third Flat. No. 407 east Main street
(Cowardin Flats; 9 rooms, bath, &c.
(heat water and janitor's attention..
81.
street: . rooms.
Third Floor Fiat. No. les west Main
street rooms.
call for new Printed List" containing
In addition 10 the above. many other
houses. y. W. BOWIE.
AN 2f-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

Children's-Day at Old Mount Plea
SAINT Church-Iieut. Clay Ill.

MEHERRIN, VA. August 26.-(Special)
Under the shade trees Of old Mt. Plea
SAINT church, around which so many holy
and hallowed memories cluster. a large
crowd assembled 10 celebrate "Children's-
Day" The beauty and intelligence Of
the community were present, and all
seemed 10 enjoy the exercises and the
bountiul repast spread before them.
Mr.. j. j. owen, who received the unanl-
nous support Of every district in the
county for the House OF Delegates, deliv-
cred an address in the afternoon. His
subject was, "Virginia-Her Greatest
Need and the Duty OF Her Young Men.
Mr.. owens speech was able and elo-
quent, and he was the recipient Of many
congratulations when he finished the ad-
dress.
Lieutenant Ralph A. Clay, Of the Four
teenth Regiment United States Infantry
was brought from Manila 10 san IRAN
cisco. arriving there on yesterday, IN
critically i'll condition. This sad intelli-
gence was received here to-day through
a telegram 10 his sister. Mrs. Julian Price
his only near relative living. she, in
comnonv with Mr. Julian Price. left i'm
mediately for San Francisco. Lieutenant
cav IL the only son of the late Colonel
u DeB Clay. Of Newport News.
Mr. William Ellyson. secretary OF the
c,ota Mission Board; Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher
ID. D.. secretary of the sunday-school ana
puIa BOARD. and Rev. DR.. Barton asso-
c,ate corresponding secretary OF me
Toreign Mission Board OF the Southern
Rantist Convention. delivered very IN
teresting and able talks at the Bap'ist
ot,rcb here this week.
MISS Matte Morton, OF Charlotte coun-
~ is a guest Of her cousin, Mr.. j. H.
Morton. ,,.,.o,,d
Mr.. G. C. wall. dispatcher at Richmond
Va for the Southern Railway Company
IL here on a visit 70 his mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
FOR SALE,

MANY NICE HOMES NEAR THE CITY.
Some on electric line others farms
few miles out on good roads, with nice
buildings. orchards, sc. Call and let US
show you or write for our free catalogue.
X. b. CHAFFIN & co. incorporated.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
FOR RENT At Low RATES.
sECrRE YoI-R HOUSE NOW.


Three story west Grace street, twelve
rooms. all Improvements. Possession Oc-
tOber LIST.
1903 - east Clay street. Threo-story
Brick. fourteen rooms. Possession Sep
TENDER lst.
I0l4 west Main street. Detached Two
Story, deep lot, ten rooms. Possession
September 18th.
Detached Two-Story Brick, ten rooms,
100 south First street. Possession Septem-
Der LIST. 49,,
Two-Storv Frame, eight rooms, Fifth
street near Main. Possession September
lst.
$40 Leigh near Tenth street. ten rooms.
al improvements; now being put III per-
feet order Low rent.
Two-Story Brick, Main street near
Monroe Park. eight rooms. Cheap.
COS ~ west Cla~ street. Bay-N indoW
Brick. eight rooms all Improvements
only $3.50. . sooo
5Sl north Tenth street, eight rooms, S200.
M west Cary street. six rooms, $40.
az north Ninth street. six rooms, SlSO.
smaller Houses. 81 TO Sl5 per month.
call for SEPTEMBER RtNT-blSI.
]. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO,
au 27-lt III" MAIN Su7S''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
THE PHEsBYTERY or ROANOKE.
Detailed Account of Its Important
Work and Those Participating.

sANE VA, August 25.-The Pres
uy'.ry o. Roanoke met at oak Level
''Afca. Halifax county. on Wednesday.
august -ll. and was opened with ser
oy ne retiring moderator, Rev.
4i.." Henry There were present twelve
ana thirteen ruling elders.
At r. Z. johnson was chosen
W. ,-.l',n and Rev. j. NJ. W. Elder and
r'o '.i.- '-iler S. c. Goggin, temporary
"a, KEY B. w Mebane. d. D. and Rev.
~, ~, ~eb-ne. Pm. D.. were received
-, h"'i Hanover Presbytery. These
''iicn have taken ca ~ge OF the
'u''eI Springs High school. They made
very favorable impression. and the
t.'o'i ls mighty recommended bv the
'N terry. 10 Is 10 be conducted on the
'.-h OF O-education-girls and boys be-
admitted on equal terms.
"i' Ihornwel Jacobs, q lictntiate. was
1'eNed from EnOree Preshytery South
"' olndj and call for his pastoral
.I"cts from the Martinsville church
"a' placed in his hands, which he asked
'afe 10 hold, unanswered, tin the next
Sl"ied meeting OF presbytery. But his
'AaminatiOns for ordination we're CON
NAue1, and on Friday morning he preach
90 "a remarkably able triai sermon.
Air. y. J.. Clark. Of Hat-Creek church.
Was received under care Of the presby-
'efy as a candidate for the ministry.
LtCleNTiATE W. L. MILNE.
lAcentlato w. L. Milne, who is under APP
continent as a missionary to South
america, under ths South American
evangelical Mission having .heir Nd
S.artefs In St. Paul, Mimi. not bvag
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
MERRIMENT IN GLOUCESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins Entertain Mt
North River.


LAMONT. GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
VA. August 2j.-(Special)-In a summer
much less quiet than this just ending, a
subscription party such as that given on
Thursday evening at Waverly, the hos
pitablc and spacious home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerard Hopkins. on North river,
would be a paragon Of success. Such en-
tcrtainments in Gloucester are none the
less enjoyed. because formalty is less
regarded than the pleasure Of the guest.
Thursday evening reproduced the party
that has long been the typical treat Of
the county TO itself and its visitors, but
i'm which the preceding weeks Of the sum-
mer had been wanting. Music came al
ternately from violin and piano and long
past was midnight when its last sweet
notes subsidized. Present were Miss Ethel
Hopkins. Miss Sally Reid Anderson, Miss
Henrietta Hopkins, Miss Georgia Sea-
wei. Miss Marietta Slinguff, Miss Bessie
Hopkins. Miss Emory Dabney Duncan,
Miss Annie Burwell Jones. Miss Clara
Tinsley. Miss Marietta Cannon, Miss Hal
lie Armistead. Miss Elizabeth Lee, Miss
Louise HicksOn. Miss Blanche Hopkins.
Miss Margaret Tabb. Miss Elizabeth
Meredith. Miss Mary Page Lee, Miss
Eleanor Benson, Miss Kate CloptOn, Miss
Mary Nelson. Miss Sally Perrin. Miss
Countess SeaWen Miss Mary Duncan
Mss Evelyn Lee, and Mrs. A. W. Tabb.
The gentlemen present were Messrs.
Franklin Iabney. James l.. Taiaferro.
Charles W. Seawel. John Anderson, VIII
liam c. L. Talaferro, Joseph Hopkins,
Walter c. Perrin, Howell J. Meredith,
Jesse r. Hinkle, William c. Jones, Mel
son Page. Sam Stubs Ray Selden.
George B. Taliaferro, Lewis NJ. Byrd,
I.ucien Stubs, Edward G. :. Taiaferro.
Snowden Hopkins, Thomas Nelson, VIII
Ellis Reade, f.. ID. Clopton, Robinson Mel
son. Burke Garnett, Bernard A. Talia-
ferro. Frederick Deans Eli Watson,
Philip Bagby. Woodland Tinsley. Philip
A-.l-.n md John Il Perrin. Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

FOR RENT.
1901 GROVE AVENUE; - ROON~
13 north Sixth. II rooms.
1905 west Franklin u rooms.
l5G} Grove avenue; II room%
800 south Fourth, - rooms.
G03 east Main; u roomC
sgl east Marshall; II rooms
1902 Floyd; rooms.
2lS west Main, 5 rooms
4OS north Tenth; rooms.
60 west Grace rooms.
e07lb north Eighth: rooms.
lOl5 west Marshall; Z rooms.
ITO west Marshall; rooms.
3e9 west Main; rooms.
1929 east Grace; rooms.
And many smaller Houses elseWhste'
CaI for Reut-List. Just out.
j. b. ELAN & CO.,
au 2G-2t lib east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
EOLDING-BED, MISCELLbNE-
Il Gus BOOKs. CIGARS, FURNITURE. &C..
AT AUCTION.
I VIII sell at my auction-house, at TO-

l wifi sell at my auction-house, at 10 30
A. NJ.
MONDAY. AUGUST 2s. 1899,
1 Very Nice Wardrobe Mirror Front Oak
Folding Bed, in good order;
Parlor and Chamber Suits, Walnut and
other WardrObes. oak Chin0nnieres,
Oak Extension Tables. oak and other
Chairs and Rockers. Couchcs. Gilt and
Ma'nut-Framed Mirror. Plated-W are,
Bureaus, Washstands. Redstcads
Springs, Mattresses, Mating. Oil
Cloth. Oak Refrigerators and Ice
Chests, Richmond Cigars. Shoes, Mis-
cellaneous Books, Kennedy's Life OF
William Writ. Private Correspondence
OF Daniel Webster. Life and Times -
Henry Clay. Benton's Thirty Years In
United states Senate. Marshall on the
Federal Constitution, fuckers Com
mentaries, SC. and miscellaneous al
ticles. GEORGE w. MAYO,
au II AuctiOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

THAT DESIRABLE THREE STORY
Brick Residence. NO. 4l6 north Ienth
atreet opposite Womans College, two
squares from city Hall. containing IL
rooms; modern conveniences. Private
family preferred. Apply next door, or TO
LANES MGRAW, l4i2 east Main street.
IL ls-Sun&Wtf
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AUCTION sALEs-rutors Dxss:

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD TIs1
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT cALBN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THH
yENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
EoR SALE.

A BARGAIN. NICE LITTLE FARM
OF FIFTY ACRES I'm sight OF town.
House Of six rooms; small barn; good or
chard.
r. y. CHAFFIN & co. Incorporated.
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ron RENT OR SALE,

THAT LARGE AND COMMODiOrS
Building. at the northeast corner Of Gov
ernOr and Ross streets. known IS st.
Luke's Home" This house is supplied
with every modern convenience. and IS
well suited for large boarding house.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR,
au 27-1t No. north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

Hamilton Clark, OF Chauncey, Ca, say
he suffered with itching piles Wthy
years before trying DeWitts Witch hsLr |,
Salve, two boxes OF which compietei
cured him. Beware OK worthless ano
dangerous counterfelts. Dodeker Bro
theirs. e. A. Miller.