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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
MAYOR MOS. is
!. ON HIS ME /: | !,
Will Sign No8MorlIe Ordinances
Until Illegal Council
men Retire.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatoh.)

# Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatoh.) K
& NEWPORT NEWS. VA. September 16.---
Mayor Moss stated to-day that he would
sign no more ordinances containing con-
tracts passed by the Council until some
action is taken In regard ito the Councils
mon, who, he says are holding their seats
Illegally. Three Of the members of this
body-Ford, HARDWOOD and Lenz-do not
live in the wards. which they represent,
and the Mayor says their seats should be
declared vacant. 5a sE.g
An effort to do this was made at the
last meeting, but tho motion was voted
down. Iii
Robert Adkins. colored. was given two
years in the penttentlary to-day TOR
stabblng q negro woman. IA;
The North German Lloyd steamer Bar
barosa will arrive att the ship-yard Fri
day to have a broken tail-shaft repaired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
WINCHESTER WEDDINGS
Several this Week in and Near the
own-SeveraI Accidents.
ESPECIAL to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)


WINCHESTER. VA, Sept. 16.-Newton
n. Carpenter. well known farmer ana
Confederate veteran, who resides In
town S1H = yesterday to Mrs. Mary c. Funk.
Both have been married before.
Mr., Silas Jackson Cleveland. OF Har-
risonburR. and Miss Alice VIRGINIA Renk-
this iii city Monday night, and Mr.; g. d.
a Hafef Miss sH Sffie Hay srdtthwaite wefs
w. 6. Choate, nephew OF Amoassador
Choate. has resigned as superintendent
Of the Washington and Harrisonourg
Division Of the Southern Railroad. and
viii accent the general superintendency
Of a Western road. w. 8. Andrews. OF
Charlotte, succeeds him.
Fire Monday afternoon destroyed the
residence OF Mr.. Edward Crismore, at
ArmeI. Mrs. Crlamore was alone N the
house when the fire occurred and at
tempted to save the property. ~,
Miss Bessie II milton. OF stephens CITY.
was standing on low fence at her home
Iasf Sunday wa tohng an excursion train
20 by when her foot slipped and she
The horse Of Mr.; Josep}E IN W y t,o was
Is Avenue Sunday and klckeo vlclous!y,
Striking Mr.. Whites ten-year-old son,
who was with him at, the time, Ihe
boy was knocked insenslble ana cyl apout
K the face. but was not seriously injured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
BY J. D. Carneal & Son, s5ise
Real Estate Agents and AurtlonecSs. ~.
~ RUsTDHH AUCTION aALE 58s
! ~ ~ OLA ..a.-,,-5}i
DESIRABLE BDVENtRoQM- DWELL -
n ING NORTHWEST CORNER Oh
- TvVTsNrY-TTTIRD AND FAIR #
+ i6-~ MOUNT AVENUE ~

Nv virtue OF q certain deed OF trust, dAtad
August /. 1899, and recorded In the Hen.
rico County Court, clerks onloe. In Deed
Rook No. IFS B, page 1875. default having
been made In tho payment OF "a; portion
~ tha' debt secured thereby, and having
been required by the beneficiary therein
50 70 %S4it.pN Tis * SEPT. ., 1908.
az & oolook r, NJ. on the premises pro-
coed to sell at public apctlon p ropesfy
conveyed therein. VIZ; All hat osr ,,rtn
lying and peiSs IN TN sur
limits OF the city OF Z Iachmond ana N
Tairmount beginning at the point Of tne
intersection Of the north line q Fhlrs
mount Avenue with the west lln ats = 2.
iTwanty-third Street. extending thence
'Westwardly along tho said norm me ~
,Fnirmount Avenue Cor 3 btreet) q toe s
and 8 inches and fronting there hnu
running BACK at right angles ana petwsesns
parallel lines: OF wheh 9ne tr ~ tt w Feat
west line OF Twenty-third street. - t ie
to an alley In rear u feet VICE; !, ~,
This property Is well located. pelns Gn
one Of the best streets and corners ln
Paramount, The, dwelling Is detseneu
ana comparatively new, ana VIII MaKo =
most excellent home or q good renter,
''tTTIRMs-Cash sufficient to pay all cost
~ ale all taxes to day OF sale, and 2
debt OF 1850, now due, and hnlance q
the sum secured In the deed % pc pala
IN In twenty-sx notes OF 50 each and nd one ne
Mnvember lst, 1903, and one due. every
urea months thereafter until all nave
hecome due. and residue at g credit OF
one and Two ysJAAlssiiDs p, cARNBAI.
.r.+ ,7.tds l, n Trustes,
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WEDDINGS
Miss Ethel Muse Ople Fair
Bride Of Eighteen.
PRETTY GIRL BRIDESMAIDS
PRETTY GIRL BRIDESMAIDS
The Groom Mr.. oarenesrLaFa Cook,
Of Maryland. and the Bride Daugh-
ter Of Captain John n. Opie.
Statesman and Author.
N
tspeolal to The T1mes-DIspatch..

Y sTAUNToN. VA. September 16-Be-
fore the sanctuary of Trinity Episcopal
Church,, and In the presence OF large
and fashionable assemblage. at o'clock
tonight, Miss Ethel Muse Opie, daughter
of the statesman author, Captain John N.
Opie, became the bride OF Mr.. Clarence
LaFar Cook, Of Frostburg, Nd.
< The church had been beautifully decora-
ted chiefly with golden rod. with a
background OF greenery and pottcd plants
the beauty Of which was greatly enhanced
by the sparkling light OF thousands Of
candles
TO the welcoming strains Of the we'd
ding march "Faithful and True, played
by Professor Frank r. Webb. and sung
by the large vested choir. the bridal
marty entered the sacred cdiflce. the bride
with her father, attended BY her sister.
Miss Helen Opie, as maid OF honor. and
her bridesmaids Misses Bessie Hoge Ida
Opie. Alice Surber and Virginia Kenney.
none of whom were over the age OF six
teen.f
The ushers were Messrs. Waddell Kin
ney, Frank Hoge. Percy s. MoCut and
Heroine L. Opie.
The fair young bride looked ex:
ceptionally pretty In her beautiful
feta. with point lace. carrying
large shower bouquet Of Bride roses The
maid OF honor was becomingly attired In
white Paris mousseline and carried
Marechal Nell rores. The bridesmaids
wore white orsandy, with satin ribbon
streamers and carried shower bouquets
of golden rod.
The bridal party proceeded slowly down
the aisle and were met at the chancel
by the groom and his best man. Mr. Las
Grange Cook, where the bride was corr
signed to his keeping by her father and
the ceremony was performed by the rec'
tor, Rev. Walter G. Hullihen:
At the conclusion Of the ceremony, tho
wedding party were driven toithe nome
OF the bride, where reception was held.
The going away gown OF the bride was
OF green broadcloth, with q hands oms
hat TO correspond. Inc happy couple de-
parted on the midnight train for their
honeymoon, after which they will be 1T
home at Mountain View cottage, Frost
burg. Md.
The bride is only in her eighteenth year.
The groom is member OF the Consol-
dated Coal Company, with headquarters
at Frostburg. Md, and is graduate Of
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
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one act 81 disregard Of party authority
makes d second quite easy. Trouble Ike
that from which the party ls suffering y
Botetourt is I contagious. Botetourt's wiz
not be relieved Until the cause Is removed,
and the danger OF the disease spreading
will not be eliminated Until the dleeasa
disappears.
Some OF tn estrongest Democrats In Viz
glnin live ii Eotetourt, and number
4 Of these have told me that their troubles
viii not end until the viva voce system
Is eliminated from the party primary
plan. IFS 8G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
PRETTY COUNTRY ..y III DIN g
Mount Pleasant IN ethodistsC Church the
Scene eo;f the Ceremony

Especial to- The Times Dlspatch,).
yROxBURY, VA. Sept, 1e-77One of the
most beautiful imarriages of$thee season
was celebrated at,1Iount Pleasant Metho-
dist Church this eve esday) evening at
6;3O o'clock, the contracting parties being
Miss Mary Irene Marston and Mr.. NJ.
Mortimer Stoddard
3 The bridal party entered the church
TO the sweet strains Of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march, rendered by Miss Gertrude
Nance; the pastor, Rev: T. z. Johnson,
OBLIGATED Az IL i
attr ns aviI, Se Carried but in the decora
tions Of the church and in the rich cos
tunes tune : Of the bride ana her attendants.
Miss Rebecca Marston, sister, Of the
bride, was maid Of honor and Misses
Susie Nance, Electra Nance, Annie Wad-
dill and Linda Marston We're brides
Z The rroom's attendants were Messrs.
CT Stoddard George Major, "A. +.
Walker and B. F. Major.
4 Tie bride is the oldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Marston. and the groom
is a prosperous young business man of
this place. Z, :, -, !, : !, /. !,
fully attest the popularity Of the cou-
pie. ~ +ho = .an
train for an extended northern and west.
S.ern tour after which%they Will reside ut
Laurel Hill" Charles City county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
FRAUD IN NORTHAMPTON
Much Typhoid Fever at Pungoteague
BISHOPS Visit. &

Much Typhoid Fever at Pungoteague
Bishops Visit.
# FRANKToWN, VA. Sept 1s.-There Is
a quiet talk among many people that
there were such undue influences used
on the day OF the late Democratic pri-
mary as to show marked viola ton or
the laws Of election. One OF the candi.
County Committee and another has IN,
stituted proceedings OF contest before
the courts. The best citizens think II
there was violation Of law. that now ls
the time to move against the perpetra-
tors, as this is the incIpient election un-
An anti-saloon organization TOR Eortn.
ampton county was effected yesterday at
Mr.. Lloyd Mapp, a very highly esteem
ed citizen, and resident OF Church Neck,
Is very III at his home.
typhoid fever In the village OF Plunge.
league, one OF whom has been brought
here to DR.. Downing for treatment. Mrs.
Helen Walker la sick at her mothers.
Mrs Peggy HURT. Il
Bishop John G. GranberX had immense
audiences to hear him. He Is the first
five years ago, ana hs visit had n charm
to himself and all those who knew Of
4 Rev. Dr.. Ray closed a successful re-
vival meeting last Sunday night, In which
there were eleven accessions to his
church. \. ~ IN 4 .i'5,.f 81 ii.ags5
& Thirteen boys left the county last week g,
for the Randolph Ma con Academy. Bed
ford City, and ten girls will leave this
week for Blackstone Institute.
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A WELCOME HOME
TO REV. MR.. JONES

A delightful reception was rendered last
night at the Lelgh-6treet Baptist Church
to the Rov. M Ashby Jones. who has
lust returned homo after trip to Eng
land. IA full attendanceio f tho congrega-
ton was present and most delightful
served by the ladies' A musical pro-
gramme was carried out and there was
a recitation by Miss Kate Fuller. Mr..
Jones spoke briefly OF his trip ana indi-
Gated that at a later date he will give a
more detailed account of his experiences
and observations abroad.
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BlEDLER-.LONG.
Marriage Of WelI,known Young Physl-
clan to Popular Young Lady,
I. nv, Dtona oh l..

'V'e"' y =
clan to Popular Young Lady Y
(speo,al to The Tmes-D ispatch,)
3IlARRIsONBURa, YA,,, september 10, =
/ Or. II, M. fBiedler and Miss Nina Long,
two we'll known young people OF the
county, were married tonight at Cooks
Creek Presbyterian Church by Rev, John
RUM. In the presence Of large mum
BberIof friends,
Dr. ". r. Driver, Of Central State Hos
p!tal, Petersburg, was best man. and
Miss Bn,a Long. sister OF the bride,
maid OF honor. Immediately after the
ceremony DR., and Mrs. Bledler were
driven to Harrisonhurg and left this
morning for bridal tour to Northern
cities, On their return they viii reside
In Bridgewater, where pr. Rledler Is q
practloinE physician, He graduated last
spring from the University College Of
Medicine with honors. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, A, TIL. Long
OF Mount Clinton. and Is a very popular
young lady, Among the presents glyentte
the young couple was q family heirloom,
q table cover OF great value, owned first
by tho brides MISREPRESENTATION
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pAMPLlN CITY WEDDING
Miss Ella Oneida Swan and Mr.. John
II. McCue.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
PAMpL1N CITY. VA. Sept 1e,-Mr
John Fl. Mccue. of Mercer e county, y, y;
was msrred to M hIs Ia
t Hma rressidence Of the BRIDES parents. Cap
tain tall 4. S: and Mrs. plla Swan aood,v
cards pwS srs sef fro nut pullo notes
aive out on Sunday. at the church Of
fhe BRIDE We're present to attest est the H ho
o oer..t ~ was performed by her pastor,
I pnv p IT. Warren, of this place.
The bride has tapg1t sSheol for p seyc
81 ,''on,e for the last two years, and
in in both places is universally popular and and
attractive. ~ ,,a,,.to-
do farmer and prominent in his commu.
Amid showers Of rice. the happy pair
+onn the i:0S P. M. Norfolk and Vest
ern " train ain here to-day for their West Viz
pInia home, NYE RlaEg-.
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PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Miss Matte Maupin Owens Bride OF e
A. Hutchison.
lSneclal to The Tlmes,Dlspatch

W. /(SpeClaI 70 7 11e Tl3lEes-D!spatcH,J -7-
PORTSMOUTH, VA Sept. 16.-A pretty
home wedding was soleHnlzed tonight at
8 o clock at tie residence OF Major p, ",
sinia Regiment. and representative in tile
House Of Delegates from Norfolk county
Miss Matte Maupin, daughter of Major
Owens was united In marriage to Mr.,
Emmett a. Iutcheson.
The Rev. q. s. garland. rectoy of st.
Johns Episcopal Church, performed the
creemony, In the presence Of large
number of relatives and friends OF the
on Miss Edna Ovens, sister OF the hride-
a,sct was tho maid of honor and Mr..
Paul G. Hutcheson, brother OF the groom
was NEST man. 's
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JONES--EPES
An Elegant Church Wedding at Black
slg e&ono N. 55'4lts8H

An Elegant Church Wedding at Black
IS stone.
Especial to The limeu- Dlspntch.) &
& BLACKSTO VA, Sept 16.-A beau-
tiful churchr.marriage was solemnized
here at $50 10 clock yesterday afternoon.
the principals being Miss Mary Isle
Epes and Mr.. Robert Edwood Jones.
The large Methodist Church had been
handsomely decorated for the occasion
with evergreens ana presented lovely
ed The bride was accompanied by her
sister. Miss Matte Epes. as maid OF hon
or, while the groom entered With his best
man, DR.. George ID. Seay. !,
groomsmen: Misses Rosa. Jordan with Mr..
George Robertson Miss Mary Bate Epes
with Mr.. RI Logan Harris, MISS Fannie
Jones with Mr.. Lenea1e, Miss Helen F'itz-
gerald with Mr. Walton Epes Mis- Matte
Miss Lizzie Jones with Mr.. Henry NIL
Ter. ~
The flower girls were little Misses Lit
front Of The bridal party.
The ribbon boys were Masters Beverly
Morrison Bpes an Addison Jones:
The ,shers were Messrs. r. z. Cl11-
Epes, Jr. Edwin Epes and Wilfred Epcs.
4 Rev.G. r. Greene, pastor of the church
omciated, assisted by Rev Dr. Thee. Z.
Epes. Of the Presbyterian Church, rela-
tive Of the bride.
Tie bride vas handsomely dressed in
~ which was worn at the ball given La
fayette on his visit to this country ip
1924. g Ri &. Il. II ISL. -,
and costly, among which We're three solid
silver sets. besides on unusual number o.
elegant cut glass. s@ s3E{ l5sta55t *
-RrasHhrimaCan m n m
The organ prsssi1dea over erx BY MIS-,
sariarent than BY her tender touches or
this occa sion. NJ az i 9. ,
After tho ceremony the bride treturne e
to her thome;S where her. bridal costume
wa sc changed TOR a trrayellng dress and a a
s:l2 the newlY-n,a rriea sonp 1e,,r took th'
The Bride ~ the youngest daughter o.
mrs Enss andsis graa aT0 erlo TSt
proon 10 a prominent yovng7 grocerymar
and hos won many friends by his courtesy
and attention In business. making his sue
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Frith-Fralin,

Especial to The, Tines plspatch)
ifi vAsHTr, VA, Sept. 49, Miss Bertha
E,aIIn was married TO Mr.. u, IS, Firth
at her home, near here Yesterday at high
hG MA groom Is a prominent business man
~ the Glade Hill community.
- t,hs bride Is an accomplished and at
+rantlye young lady, and possesses many
noble traits q l9ysliy Tp9m4an l and IS
, Ine ms farmer Of Manila, Franklin coun-
The wedding was Q quiet affaIr and
s.,yf tt nartak!ng of a splendid dinner. the
hh rida and groom left for their hnrae. = I
Glade Hill, Va, " l3'sl' 4, 80
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! Il WAITER !: EDWARD HARRIS.
ELDER HURST'S CANDIDACY
Tosses Bouquets at the Voters OF Two ,o
Counties-Ot her Nominees.

II osses Bouquets at the Voters Of Two
Counties Q ther Nominees.
(speclaIto The Times Dspatch.) III
LURAY. VA. Sept. 16.-Eldcr Sam n.
Hurst, Of Luray, who about one week
ago withdrew from therace for Common
wealths attorney OF this county. to-day
announced his candidacy for the Leg
:Islaturo from this district. composed 9f
Page and Rappahannock counties. H tIIs
announcement Is O lengthy. one IN Wh!Sh
no deals out bouquets lavishly TO the
voters OF the two counties. He ls ,Te-
garded as d lawyer OF considerable apiilty
and has written and published fourteen
volumes OF law books in as many years.
ali OF which have been highly commended
by the Supreme conri1,o. M'sKinia. t Hna
ginia, and washington and Lee Univer-
Elder Hurst was ordained minister n!,r
Of the old school Baptist Church about about
4 These churches have a large member.
ship in both Page and Rappahannock. ana 10
from this source he will doubtless draw
q large number OF votes. Elder anrst
IS a Republican. and has for his opp on
mated BY the Democratic primaries IN
this district a few weeks ago. y, !,
From present indications Mr.. Chnries
i. l.. Pr!chard. of Warren county, VIII be
nominated by the Republican for the
State Senate from this district. com
posed OF Page, Warren and Clarke lcoun-
ties He is very popular = ms E, own
Royal for q number Of years. He is now
IN 90 . Al n fha venue business, &alN IJ
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Three Corned Fight.

Especial to The atch.)
I. WILMINGTON, VA, Sept. l5.-lndica-
tons point to a three-cornered fight for
the House OF Delegates from tho coun-
ties OF Goochland and Fluvanna. Ernest
A. Gray is the Democratic nominee for
the two counties: A. u Taylor will prob
ably run as an. Independent candidate.
and the Republican organization will
back Mr. Luce, OF kGoochland, whom, l
hear. has already announced his candi-
dacy. III
Z Camm> Patteson and W. G. Franklin.
opposing candidates for State Senate, will
be at the next Fluvanna court. and will
doubtless lock horns In join discus
sion.
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Jeter-HariweiI.

RoANpKE VA, Sept la-At the
az Colonel and Afrs, j. w, HART
VIII th's e evening sw thslr
9 9sNs . II Climber aad, Nd, Formerly pas,
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Z
" UcTIoN sALE OF MAHOGANY.
u WALNUT AND oAK, FgRNITuRsEE,ss
WARE. &C, &c. AT Gle EAST GRACE
STREET, CORNER SEVENTH STREET
On account parties declining house house
contained in residence. No. 612 East Grace
Street, J, , 49, !, y, /, S $$a3;t
5e53 nm! SEPT TENDER 17TFI. &
at 1920 o'clock. viz.:i walnut and OAK
Chamber Furniture! Y Hair Cloth Parlorl
SUIT Iron Enameleda Beds and SPRING..
Odd Bureaus. h ashstards.S OaE Hail
Rack, Pictures, Willow Rockers. SPRING.
Leather Seat Rocker Oak wa drooe:
Cobler Scat Rockers. Feather Pillows and
BOOSTERS, Flair Mattresses. Washstand
Sets, Center h Tables, Walnut and OAK
Extension Tables. large lot Of Crockeryz
and Glassware. silverplated Ware
Knives, Forks and Spoons, Dinlns-room
Chairs. 60. large Massive NJ. Maho YE;asyv
board. Claw-foot China Case. MAHOGANY
Tables, Walnut Writing De Is, g. t asnd otner
sAT F1}n tfiNRns' cGtscs4 co.
se 10 and II ssF
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]. Thompson Brown & Co., AuCtioneers
BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Alto tloneers. Ij.9, X
Corner Tenth md Bank Streets.

s BY Sutton & Co. s
I'll 5l Real Estate Auctloneers. 5 5SS
Corner Tenth md Bank Streets. I'd
COMMISSIONERS Ter =, AUCTION SALE I't1,1'.
THAT LARGE THRDD-sT STORY AND
= BASEMENT BRICK sTEND ENT.I
s1 IT. 4T4qn on Hp THn SSf HiaH gFRp
KNOWN WA As IN: No. so43 D. EEs LEIGH 81.
< In execution Of n decree Of the Rich
r1ond chanoery Court, entered on, the 1T /.
Tatum's administrator vs. Mary 3i W.
Tatum and others. the undersigned Spsod0t
Commissioners, appointed t11areby. Will
proceed to sell at public auction. upon the
pf':I. HURs 81 SEPTEMBER II 1893, u
at s O'Clock p. NJ, the above described
4 Tho dwelling Is a large three story snd
basement brick tenement, containing about
u rooms, besides detached kitchen, and IN
s The lot fronts about % feet on the north
eide Of Leigh Street and runs back bs-S
tween parallel lines 10 feet. moro or less.
to an alley.s8j5 BSS. De- tSSs \. @
business portion OF thq city. to the schools
and churches makes 1t very desirable as
TERMS one-fourth cash, balance n
three equal Instruments, payable In 8, II.
and is 9months from date ,of sale, with In
tercst added. and the title retained until
Iii the purchase nnoneySis paid and q con-
veyanoe ordered by the court. ils
| $500 A. b. SGUIGON, l.tss.sssii SISs5,
81 Ii aG @ s. r. ID. PDYTON, Jr., a iSt8
Special Cbmmissloners.
/ certify that the bond required OF tho
Special Commissioners by the above-men-i
toned decree has been dulv given. q. n i$
cHAs. Q. sAv1LEE, Cier1.
sept 11-tds
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KIM George Reglstratlon.

Especial to The Tfmes-Dlspatch)
CONFORM, VA. Sept. 16.-Thirty.eight
white voters and fifteen colored register
ed at King George Courthouse precinct,
while the registration books were open
the past ten days.
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tor Of Belmont. Methodist Church. this
3bride il "a popular school teacher and
Ia most accomplished, young lady. The
3couplef left on the night train for their
failure home, ~ 4s,s3 81 tFs 7T, VIZ
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Geo. W. Mayo, Auctiorlser.
1905 East Main Street.

Sf5fs
g ODA FOUNTAIN AND TANK,3
~ JUMPER. PT1lADTON, RUGS, COOK
ING STOVES; VERY LARGE AND
LOT OF FURNlTURE,i
ETC, AT AUGTION.
Will sell at my auction-house at 1880
THURSDAY. SEPT, nth,
Phaeton, New Rugs, a fine lot Of Cook
ing Stoves, Letter Press, Paper File. Iron
Beds. Couches, Hair and other Mattresses.
Carpets, Mating, Linoleum Walnut and
Oak Chamber Suits, Par lor Suits, Ind two
floors Of fine Furniture. ;lss n e s
5l A. r. MAY o, Proprietor.
Geo. H Valentine and A.. P. Montgom.-.g.
SPECIAL REM Oval sALH ON. FRI
DAY. "a 5 El45. IN IN 81 j s }S
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AUCTION sALgs--rHls DAY.
Al Auction
ID, The i Highest
Bidder
10
cA /. | ] | ) ]. 1.
LOTS
THREE : | ! T:
SUBURBAN. y.
TRACTS
THURSDAY, September II, at 5 P. M.

cT1oN IE adnias cowaTalns Addito
OAkWoOD AvENUEs
nnds1 rRACTs-or size to suit
improvements RAPID
A TT. X
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The bond required OF the specIal Com
missioner In the above styled suit has
De''' u' p. II, FIoURNoY, Clerk.
sept II, 1S. 1o.20&22
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BY Pollard & Bagby
r. b. Chaffin & Co., Incorp..
~ Real Estate Auctioneers.

|. COMMISSIONERS ,s'a'N ll= ~ AUCTION sA1p
Y4 RRopbfTY. s sir NORTH
@ EAST CORNER OF CHURCH HILL
iAVnNiID AND TWENTY THIRD
STREET: ALSO; Y
iSfJVENTETjNTH OR MARKET y
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN
II AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
NO, TO-
In execution Of decree OF the Law and
Equity Court OF the city Of Richmond
entered March 18th, 1908, In suit OF Lizzle
Lessfleld vs.. Lewis Guyernator.I 4 ais, the
undersigned Special Commissioners, ap-
pointed for the purpose, will sell by auc-
ton, on the promises, On . .
TUESDAY, SEPT az 1909, AT 4:ao !; NJ; /;
The thyse-stSp;y SS9k st1Ts a n aTell
eE 81 F9 a L 81 snvE es sass FEET, 90 MAN
e And'at S O'CLOCK p az. ON SAME
DAY. large two-story frame store g, !, and nc!
dwelling situated at the NORTHiEEsAfISJ;Ir
CORNER OF CHURCH HILL, AVEN n,,I
AND sTWENTY-TH!Rp STREET, me
lot Is triangular In shape. having iF9 PM,
age OF IS feet on northstde ChuTch ltl!1
Avenue and 60 feet on east line OF twenty
third Street. .,,o, a. a
ana ia months, the credit payments 90
bear Interest, and title retained untn aH
the purchase money = GAINS aiMSD
WIN, CRuMP TUCKER,
Special Commissioners,
4 =, IL - sat 80