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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
sALEs--Ihis Day.
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BY Charles a. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
IL North Tenth Street
4 NU8INISSIUNERS SALE
OF
Valuable West Broad Street
Corner Property.

By virtue of n decree of the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond, entered
in cause watkins VS.. Watkins No
Yember %. 1898, the undersigned, special
commissioner. will sell, at public auction,
upon the premises. on
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 19o0,s
at p. NJ. sharp. the following described
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE with small
improvements thereon), known as LOT
No hoo WEST BROAD, AND STU
ATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF
BROAD AND BOWE STREETS.
The lot fronts 81 feet on the northwest
corner of Broad and Bowe Streets, ex-
tending nor;hwardiy along the western
line of Bowe Street, between parallel
lines. $50 feet TO 20-foot alley, in
common.
This property is located opposite the
beautiful grounds of Richmond College,
and Is in the most rapidly-improying sec
ton of the city.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months. secured
upon the property, with interest added
from date of sale title retained until all
purchase-noney is paid, or all In cash,
at the option OF purchaser, and convey
auce is ordered by court.
ROOSEVELT PAGE,
Special Commissioner.
Charles a. Rose Auctioneer. je1O
TIE bond required of the special COM
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given.
CHARLES o. SAvILLE, Clerk. j,
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THE RATIFICATION
WAS VERY HEARTY
Eighty Votes Cast for Amended EIec-
ton Law.
THE LEGISLATURE ADJOuRNs.
viii Meet Again in Juiy-ReDorted
Ma,-admsnistra,ion in the Asri-
cultural Department and
the pcni,entiary.

Enc.JI N C. June 1fSpecial--
~ r.l,I,s..f;ion OF the amended election
,.w and the amended constitutions "a
,,ns,,an,.nt was done by Voie Oh %
ayes 10 . noes. Twenty were absent ~
excused from voting. MeSsfs.
-, ~ ,incolr. and Mcneil, of Bruins
wick. were the only Democrats
voted against the amendment
ca,a.e PASSED a BIN to-day OF 81 chaia
49, heretofore unknown in North SaFo-
lima 1t gives the Superior Court Jus
the ,,ower 10 order license TO sen 3iluo.
where thirty days notice Is gwen, oss
not If a majority OF the voters i'e"-ot'
CHANGE A CIRCUIT
,,34l ,,asscd its final reading taxing
t,,r- counties out of the western criminal
Circuit Court ...;,;,t,
last wear investigated the Penitehlitls
and Agricultural Department was liiaee.
/, showed great extravaganza uiIo~
fusion regime in the Atsrlctnt aial lIe-
,,o,., mont and at the penitentiaIy durlhs
~, y,ars, ending last spring, reckless
ey-rayacance (which caused a loss TO lhe
state of s2oN.eeo: also gross crueiles 10
convicts on the farms.
The committee says something IS lacA-
ing in the pententiary system, anu CON-
nenfls the adoption OF the ind1ahA sSS-
them. particularly OF tiie FoiiSs - s-,
II saws the best use of conVicfs is on
the public roads, and the next pest on
the farms. ,e
Nh. Jecisist1,re adjourned at 10 O'Clock
Tonight to noon July 24th-
The Executive Committee Of the ,,, STATE
Fair met yesterday. The Asr,cu aitil.a
aoard refused TO make the usual appro-
priation of $500 for the running ex,
penses of the fair. The Board I'D, decided ,sa,,
TO place the North Carolina eEil'p IL, nov Nv
In Paris. at the exposition TO be held III
5sufaqo. n. " IN 1901.
THE AGRICOLAE.
There will be a meeting of the southern
Agricultural Commissioners held in
Raleigh August 18th, when the visiting
commissioners will be the guests OF the
North Carolina Board of Agriculture.
M George Stephens. of Charlotte. has
been elected president OF the North Caro-
lima State Baseball Association
There were only four negroes IN the
1,er.slature at this session-one Senator
and three Representatives
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TWO NOTEWORTHY WEDDINGS.
MIR. Pesues and Miss Payne. Mr.. Dey
and bliss Ba,.flsn..

NORFOLK, VA, June si.-Special.-Miss
Susie L. Payne, daughter OF Mr. w L
Payne, foreign freight agent OF the Nor
folk and Western Railway, Vas married
this afternoon 10 Mr.. Marlborough Pesues
of Pegues, s c. DIR. Tucker. rector Of
St Paul's of1iciated at the wedding. which
occurred a. the family residence in Free
mason Street
The bride wore white crepe de chine. a
distinguished company of intimate friends
and relatives was present. There We're
many rich gifts
A, Freemason-Stre Church this after
noon Pastcr Taylor married Miss May5elle
Golfer Barham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William r. Ba-han, to Mr. William Lewis
Dey. Both are of Norfolk. Ii was a rain
bow wedding, and the church was crowded
with friends Of the bride and groom.
Many guests from other States were pres
e,,t-
The brides dress wac of White crepe de
chine The bridal presents were numer-
Gus and beautiful.
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DAMAGE SUIT,
Terrific Rain Storm Does Damage in
Rock b.id gre.


LEXINGTON, VA, June H.-Special--
Mr.. W. w Dudley, pf iSuena Vista, has
brought suit against the Virginia Iron.
Coal and Coke Co. for $40 600 damages on
account of injuries received While WORK
ing for the company. Last September MI
Dudley was engaged on the yards of the
company. al their furnace at Buena Wis
Ia, and while coupling cars he had one
leg crushed to such an extent that ampu-
tation was necessary. Hence the suit.
Mr. John NJ. euisenberry, OF the firm
of Davidson & Quisenberry, has sold his
half interest to his partner. Mr.. James NJ.
Davidson for the sum OF $1,000 Mr..
ouisenherry will devote himself 10 farm
ing The firm was organized ten years
ago, and has done q large and profitable
business.
Mountain City Lodge, A. e & a. NJ.
No 81, has elected officers for the ensuing
term. as follows: T. II. Campbell nv. NJ;
Frank Moore. s. NJ; j. w. Moore, J. w;
c. G. pold. Treasurer; a. T. Shields, Sec
rotary: ]. Med. Adair, S; D., 7. L. Jar
rett, J. D.
The cases of the Commonwealth against
Alex. Watson (celored}, Tor selling liquor
without a license, and in a local option
district We're retired and again resulted in
a hung jury The accused pleaded guilty
to the former charge. and was fined $50
and costs, and the latter charge was dis
missed.
A terrific rain storm visited the neigh
borhcod of the Natural Bridge yesterday,
and great damage is reported portion
of Red Mill was washed away, including
the iron water-wheei. The damage sus
tanned was about Sl,09o AT -the Natural
Bridge the walks and wood bridges are
seriously damaged.
Mr.. H E. Carteraaof Newport News.
Va, has sold his former residence in Lex
inEton to Mr. Nm. Il. Kennedy, considera-
ton sl,5eo.
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THE BOTEToURT ARTILLERY.
Major j. W. johnson breaches at Re.
union-Prorninent Man Killed.

BUCHANAN. VA, June l4.-Speciai.-A
-eanion Of the surviving members of Bote-
sourt artillery was held in Buchanan to-
day There We're present twenty-taree
members of this company who saw ser
vice during the entire time of the war Of
the Lost Cause.
Among those from a distance were
Major ]. w. Johnston, of birmingham.
formerly captain OF the battery: Captain
Henry c. Douttlas, of Glen Wilton. Lieu
tenant James L. Rurks and corporal A.
H. Piecker. of Lynchburg; ]. A. Moeilck,
of Pulaski, and +. A. Shank. OF Salem
Major J. W. Johnston presided and deliv-
cred an interesting address. giving brief
sketch OF ahe history and service OF the
company The day was thoroughly enjoy
ey by the veterans. a committee WAS APP
pointed 10 prepare FOR publication q COM
pieta roster and history OF the company.
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By virtue of Two deeds Of trust, the
first dated Nay lss2 and the 6 ota f,sg
Court. the former in Deed Book S. page
37S. and the latter III Deed Book No. %,
page 4Si, default having been mae maze IN N
the payment OF part OF the DEBTS Sc
cured thereby, and being directed SO TO
do by the holders thereof. The underS 5,G13o
ed trustees will offer for sale al paoise
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY. JUNE Is. 1860,
at O'Clock P. N. the FARM known as
WHITLEY" containing TWO HUNDRED
AND NINETY-FIvE ESQ ACRES OF
the Petersburg Turnpike.
This land is IN the highest state, of cui,
acres Of river low grounds, which easily sly
yield sixty bushels of corn per acre. The
annual hay crop is about one hundred
mansion. containing fourteen rooms,
bathroom. and modern conveniences;
overseer's house. quarters: stable room con
property has the reputation of being, and
is in reality. the most attractive and val
liable farm IN the vicinity of Rs-alnond.
In addition to its value as ! stock farm
and an attractive country residence, II is
exceptionally valuable for the following
purposes:
mile on James River. which at this point
IS about two feet deeper than at Rlch-
mopd, makes II very valuable Tor manu-
featuring and Shipping purposes: Inere
is probably no better site than this for
large shipy2rd and dry-docll.
Second There is an excellent granite
quarry the property near the river;
also, large deposit OF brick-clay; splendtilu
shipping facilities. both by water and raj
road. the deposit of brick-clay being I'M
mediately on the Seaboard Airline Ran,
way, which passes through the farm; and
Third. The electric line that has been
recently surveyed from Manchester to
Petersburg along the Petersburg Turn
pike passes Immediately in front OF the
rear part of this farm. thus making II
valuable for acreage lots.
TERMS: One-fous'th cash. and the bal
ance il one. two and three years, de-
ferred payments bearing interest from
day of sale. and secured by deed of trust,
or the purchaser can make a larger cash
payment If he desires 50 to do: interest
on deferred payments TO be paid semi
annually. \. w BOWE,
Trustee in First Deed
JOHN CHAMBLIN.
JAMES CASK1E.
myes Trustees in Second Deed.
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On Clay, Leigh, Tiirty-First
Thirty Second, Thirty-Third
and
Thirty-Foui'th Streets.
READ THE TERMS.

At the time and places named above we
will sell q large number OF most attrac-
tive LOTS, suitable for residences OF
moderate cost. Here can be found some
elegant old shade trees that long time
only can produce. Some of these corners
will in 4 few years make elegant stands
for the neighborhood stores Both car
lines are within two blocks, public school
is only an average of four blocks away.
There are no shantieS about to mar the
looks Of the neighDorhood The entire
section almost IS owned by the occupants,
who are a thrifty. law-abiding, straight
pect to sell it ali at this sale, for there
are several thousand feet to dispose OF,
but the choice viii go now, for lots in
sizes and in the locations preferred Will
be put up, and they are not going to be
held for fancy figures. as every lot Of
fered will be knocked out to the highest
b.uder And to investors we Will say
LAT there is scarcely ever a house in this
locality for rent. The demand is largely
greater than the supply. and always has
been and with such conditions existing
owners have a picnic. Now you want to
hear about the terms! You may come
very near making tnem yourself You
may pay all the cash you please, but II
Won can spare only S25 now and can pay
SO a month for balance you can get q
lot With such. terms and the absurdy
low taxes charged by the county, every
Young man, though he have nothing but
q sweetheart yet, should commence right
now to secure home. Remember the
day now. next Saturday. We want YOU
to come, whether you are bidder or not.
e. A. CATL1N,
je10 Aucuoneer-
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BY virtue Of a decree of the Hastings
Court for the city of Manchester, Va
entered November %, 1859, in the G,lan-
Gerry suit styled Clopton w eIis' ADAM
son and ais. Trustees. &c, we, .nT AZ AZ
dersigned, special commissioners, VIZ A.
pose for sale, at public auctloll' ~. ~, fnII
day. hour and place named aoose' ~
First. FOUR HOUSES, Nos. 416 AS.
42O and 422 Stockton Street iG S1.aat he
gether 101 feet on Stockton I.s Nv, 11o
tween Fourth and Fifth Streets py III
feet to an alley 10 feet wide. These three
room neat cottage houses are IN lilS 81
class repair good locality, nice homes
and good renters. ,or, f,+;,
136 feet on the north side OF DECATUR
Street between Seventh and Elsnth
Streets. by 1865 feet deep. These are hal1d-
Third. issxi5S oi feet to an alley 20 feet
wide. corner Of Eighth and Decatur
Streets. This lot is occupied by g. IN NJ;
Robertson. Esq. as a lumber Saro. iiie'e
Fourth III feet on the south side 81: or
Hull Street between Seventh ana E ,illl
Streets. This includes the store.Eot use
No. 712. These are excellelt lotS loi
Ffth. HOUSE House AND LOT No. s East
Ninth Street. between Hun "a and e. pec daoI
Streets. 40 feet front by 50 feet deep
Sixth. FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS,
DESIGNATED as Lots Nos 211, 213. 217 and
OIL on the west line OF Fourteenth
Street. between Stockton and Everett
Streets. These lots front 23 feet each by
5! feet to i0-foot alley Three-room cot IT,
tage house on each lot Also, NA , u
LOT. fronting Iii feet on west me ne %
Fourteenth Street at the corner OF Stock
ton and Fourteenth Streets, by 81 1eet
to aliev 10 feet wide
Seventh. $50 feet on the east line O., OF
Everett Streets, by 50 feet deep to alley
Eighth. VACANT LOT, fronting 40 feet
on the east side of Seventeenth Street by
Streets,
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And on the day following.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2OTi
the sale of the Real Estate ordered TO pc
sold under the decree named ABOVE VIII
be continued. commencing at : cl9sh
P NJ en- the premises, in the foiio"lh5
FIRST Those TWO VERY , ATT r. &c:
LOTS. :,2ib feet each on the south sue
alley between Eleventh and Twel IN
Streets These are beautiful lots, III the
most desirable locality in the .iI;yL;>cF
secona ONE E 1ae1 n REs doraer Fl
Twelfth Street fronting 2Il3 feet by 10y
feet to an alley. This is a large ana iI5
well-arranged dwelling, IN the most IN
proving part of the city.
Third. No. 1909 Porter, fronting - 1sGt
more or less by 165 feet. between Inlr-
teenth and Fourteenth Streets NICE
frame dwelling ana S S9n'a1 Ial1 and isi
Porter street. fronting 3S1a feet, more or
less: also between Thirteenth and HouE-
teenth Streets, depth 100 feet: , Lnese
dwellings, contain three rooms ana lltch-
Fourth DOUBLE TENMENTS, Nos.
1915 and 1917 Porter Street, between I'M mr.
teenth and Fourteenth Streets, tronung
30 feet by 165 feet deep. These DWELLINGS,
contain five rooms each. all in good oraer
Fifth LOT. fronting so feet by l62 teet
fourteenth Streets, with old building
thereon This is a inc lot 90.
Sixth HOUSE AND LOT: No l5l5
cambridge Street, between Ihlrteett;n n
and Fourteenth Streets. The house IS
small but the lot is highly valuable, III
an improving locality. o,,r
Seventh. TWO HOUSES AND LOIS IN
Thurman's Addition, in CheSterheid couil-
tv one fronting on the Petersburg ana
Manchester Turnpike, and the other on
the street in the rear of the flrst,nalnec
house. near the Richmond and PETERS
burg Railroad II desired the vacant
lots will be subdivided TO suit purchasers.
For further information call on tile
auctionecrs who will take pleasure III
showing this property.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash; the paiahce
upon equal credits of six, twelve ana
eighteen, months. for notes, with per
cent. interest added from day OF sale
1t is ordered by the Court that at the
sale the several creditors holding mems
by deed OF trust upon the seVera! parcels
Of real estate decrced to be sold herein,
shall have leave to bid on said parcels 10
the extent of their respective debts SO
secured and settlement shall be MADE
with them. if they shall be the highest
bidders. upon this basis, but in all cases
they shall pay in cash their proportion OF
costs of sales. including deed 70 them;
unless the property purchased SNAIL sen
for more than the amounts OF their deptS
Such excess and costs OF sales ana deeaS
shall be deposited TO the credit OF the. said
court in Mechanics and Merchants Bank,
VIM 1. CLOPTON.
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senator Jack son Found Dead.

RALEIGH, y. c.. June li.-Speciai-
This morning State Senator j. Q. Jackson,
of Lenoir county. scventy-twe years of
age. was found dead sitting in a chair in
a porch al his boarding-house- He died of
heart disease about : o'clock. His body
was taken to Kingston, his hcne, this
afternoon in charge Of committees.
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In execution of deed of trust. dated
October r. 1894, and duly recorded in the
Chancery Court of Richmond, in D. B. 153
b page 312, there having been default
in the payment of portion Of the debt
secured, and being requested by the credi-
tor SO to do, 1 will sell, by auction, on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1900,
at 6 o'clock p NJ. the well-located and
very valuable BUILDING LOT above re-
ferred to, situated the south side of
Franklin Street. adjoining and next west
of the Baltimore Brick Company's block,
and having front Of Sc feet by depth
of 1913 feet.
The excellent situation Of this lot and
the fact that vacant land is scarce in this
hisiiy-favored portion of that fashionable
residential thoroughfare, combine to rem
der this offering an event of unusual i'm
portance.
TERMS: By consent. one-quarter cash.
ana the residue al one and two years, for
notes with interest semi-annually. in sep
arate obligations. and secured by deed
of trust: or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser.
EDMUND WADDILL, JR.,
Trustee. Il
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Skean Surrenders.

BRISTOL, VA. June 14.--Special.-l1H
sbeen, who murdered James Barnes in
bristol Yesterday returned from hiding To-
,;ay and Surrendered himself to the off,
GERS He viii be given q preliminary hear
400. Tomorrow. - e
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Opens June 18TH. s-azon 1903. Closes oct Ist
Buffalo LitIli2 Springs Hotel,

Cottage Systern)
On Danville Division, Southern Railway
Mecklenburg county, Va, 30 miles east
of Danvi1e, Va. Round trip and excIr-
sion tickets on sale at reduced rates from
all PRINCIPAL points Hot and cold m.nera!
Terms for Board: Per day. S2-5o. SIS
and So; per week, $14, SIS and SIS; per
month (2S days, $40, $50 and $50. Children
under u years OF age and co4ored servants
half price when served in ordinary; chill
dren occupying seats in main dining hait,
$3.50 per week. and $40 per month extra
Communications given them. All meals sent
to rooms, % cents extra See pamphlet Tor
full particulars. A. w. ARCHER. Mana
ger. DIR w Fl. PRIOLEAC, JR tseS--
rent Physician. THOS f. GQODE,
je3-eod-l3t Proprietor.
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J-non the payment of 500 cash on each
house we will lend the balance of pur-
rhase-monev for three years, at per
cent. interest in monthly payments; so
that the cash terms OF sale can be COM
piled with.
'in1n Autioneer.
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wANrED-AT ONCE. TWO RESPECT
able white or colored men, or Wei
grown boys Apply TO SUPERtN-
TENDENT OLD DOMINION HOS
PITAL.
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TIE. TIMES: RICHMOND Va FRIDAY.JUNE 70. 1900.
AUCTION sALEs-.Future Days.
BY II. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate sAuc tioneer.

=
RUsTEE,s SALE
i OF
A SMALL TRACT OF, LAND, WITH
FAIR IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, ON
THE MOUNTAIN r DAD, j U S T
WEST OF SoLoMON's STORE. AT
HEAD OF BROOK TURNPIKE.
In execution OF two certain deeds of
trust from w. H. Beverage, trustee for
Fromelt and Frederick Fromelt, and both
recorded in Henrico County Court, the
undersigned will offer for sale, upon the
premises. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1900,
at O'Clock P NJ. the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the said deeds. The dwell
ing contains about five rooms, and there
are the usual out-buildings on the place,
which is now occupied by Frederick Fro
melt.
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses
of sale, and sufficient to pay off all delin-
quent taxes, and balance due on the
bonds secured by said deeds, amounting
to S17704; the balance at one and two
years, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed; or
for all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser. H. a. MCURDY, Trustee.
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BY L. A. Catiin.
No North Eleventh Street.
EoR DIVISION.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10TH, 5 O'CLOCK
p NJ
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In an explosion at the limestone quarry
of the Moore Lime Company, near Eagle
Rock on yesterday. Mr.. r. Il. Price, a
prominent citizen living near Gala, was
killed.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
Western State Hospital.
Stal11ton Ma June IA 1870.

Staunton. Va June ii. 1900
BIDS FOR COAL.-SEIALED BIDS TO
furnish this hospital TWEEN / ~: ~ y = y =
HUNDRED TONS OF BEST STEAM
COAL will be received at my ONCE up
TO l. o'clock NJ on JULY 18th next.
Each bidder must state what percent
age of lump he Will guarantee 70 pc
Contained in the coal he proposes 10
furnish Coal to be dumped from a
trestie within the hospital coal S:led on
C. and O. z. Il. siding, and 70 pe p&ia
for at 22l0 pounds to the ton py fSit-
prav weights taken at Stanton De-
livery TO begin by July Goth. and 70 con-
tinue at the rate OF 150 tons per "s EEK
or more subject to the order OIL the
Stavard. No Ioup Creek coal viii be
received.
ali bids Terms: Immediate casa a. tnt
md OF every thirty days for the amount
nj coal delivered during such pgrioei.
.au0ies Steward
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VIM. I. CLOPTON.
WILLIAM ELLYSON,
l.. II. WELLS,
Snarial Commissioners

T II. e. Duval, clerk of the Corporation
or HTstines Court for the city OF Man
chester. Va. do hereby certify that the
sinnsrs in the .aboye-styled suit has been
duly given II. L. ~ ( -,
je1s u, is, II, 1920 Nleif-.
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\ THOROUGH BUSINESS Man, WIDE
experience in office wori. and manager,
would invest some capital IN pay1nss
manufacturing or other business, where
services would be required Ut fair
conpensati ton. or would ike 70 secure
nositfon on salary only. Giit-edEe ref
ercnceS. Address business. Box 400,
Newport News. Va
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EusINEss oProEtrNrrIEs

ANY ONE WISHING; TO SECURE a
furnished or unfinished boarding house
with reputation OF years of faithful
service may do 50 tJs the rent of the
building; good viii goes with rent; the
owner is forced to give up on account OF
i'll health. or this exceptional opportrni-
ty would not occur; house is on corner
and has very large, airy rooms, ccnve-
nient 70 depot all cars, business centre
and market; known to regular travelling
persons all over tn. east. besides
throughout Richmond, any one can
make mouy from the start by keeping
up the genteel honae-!iEe character OF the
house. Address at once NJ. A. b., care
OF Leader.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--Ma1e.
WANTED. A POSITION. AS FIREMAN,
by experienced man. with tirst-claSS ref
crenccs Apply FIREMAN. care Times.
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urIp IyASYED-MaIe.

WANTED, A FOREMAN FOR SPOKE
factory. Must know how to set up ma
chimes and keep them in order "A,
dress THE RANDOLPH MFG. CO, heo
Oak Va.
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C. II Oliver, Auctioneer,
20 East Broad Street.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.

We will sell for parties leaving the city
Friday, at 1920 A NJ, at No. 90 East
Broad Street, three oak Chamber Suits:
1.ten piece Oak Suit: Walnut Side
Boards: , Parlor Suits: 2 Walnut Ward
robes: . Oak Hall Racks; STANDARD Ma
chine: . Domestic and 3 Singer Machines;
Phaeton. in good order; Double and Sin
gle Lounges; 2 Cook Stoves: Bed Steads.
Bureaus. Wash-Stands, Extension Tables.
Spring Mattresses and 1 Refrigerator
c. II. OLIVER,
Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15

WANTED. A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND
and partly manage ice-cream saloon
and soda fountain; one Who has nais h tha
some experience and understands the
husiness. Must have good references
hpplv at No 123 South Fourth Street
hatween s and Q O'Clock A. NJ