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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-20

There yards yards offspring Fabrics
and combinations You will for the first time such Parsi
Blue and Onion Skin Orchid special attention directed
display Vo Crepe dc Paris Eoennes Crepe Eones Chiffon Vo and
ingng fabrics that all the
grand showing of silks for dresy Costumes Cygn Msalnes
de Chimes Pong Rajah and Shirt waists Silks specially adapted for
prevailing styles The
light compose showing
shining almost ridescent their cing What wealth Of beautiful
spring and summer gowns they hold the promise
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EASTER FIXINGS.

Gloves, Neckwear, Small Wares Ribbons and
etc, and etc.
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LINENS
LINENS
That Women are Demanding for Dress
Making Purposes

Our Linen section almost rivals our Dress Goods
section. Linens will be SO largely worn this season
and SO bountifuIly prepared to meet all de-
mands.
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DEATHS.

cQsBY.-Died, at Virginia Hospital. Sep
/ TENDER i 1904. ], W, COSBY, In the for
tiethSyear of his age, II, 3af:
The remains We're buried In the family
lotsat, Houston, Va, sts
GOLDSMITH. = Died, B ,Tues1ly night. sep
TENDER 6tht a t ~ q CLOCK, a hea5resi-
4 dencei No. sol N, Twenty-Five Street,
MARTHA FL, wife OF Henry Goldsmith,
aged Sthirty-nille years. u vi 33 sgg8 ~
Funeral from the Il Third Christian
Church.THIS (Thurs day) AZ TERNOoN
I at 4 80 O'clock Friends and acquhint-3
ances Invited to NJ tend.
5oNEs.-pIYIea last ia night aat i o'eloek At
Street. MRS, MARY FRANKLIN
X JONES. widow Of Il honla :. II, Jones and
daughter of late j % I'M C'sf Franklin.
Funeral will take place = lllJRSDAY,
September Sth.aat3 O'Clock, AT the East
y End Baptist Church. slntermcnt In Oak
wood Cemetery. mi,
Died. Sept esnber 6th Mrs.
SARAH Il, REM BERToN,4 In the seven
ty-fourth year Of her age Survived by
her husband and two shldren--AIrs.
!, Anne r. Jones and G, W, Penlbertcn. e
i z Burial lii the family b,lryins-ground
gtat 3Sro'elock THURSDAY, q
WILSON, Died. at the mal,se. stanley,
Z N. C., September. Sd. Rev. WIN, H.sWIL-
& SON, aged fortyrhYo years.
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VIRGINIA
THE WINNER
Out Shoots North Carolina in
Brilliant Con-
test.
EXPERTS DID FAIRLY WELL s: J. !.
Elliott, Tanning, storr and Others
Shoot for Targets
Only

d The last day OF the Virginia Trap
Shooting Association tournament closed
yesterday evening at dark, at he end Of
one OF the most sensational and holly
contested races that has ever been re-
corded In the annals OF trap shooting-a
ten men race at 100 targets.
The teams consisted Of ten or North
Cardinals best trap shots and ten OF the
cream OF shooters from Virginia for 800,
and beautiful loving cup.
The Peters Cartridge Company donated
the cup to be shot FOR annually by a
picked team from the two States.
The race was beautiful one. as tho
shooters passed from the different sets sets; Of
traps. centerinE target after target, amid
the applause of the large number OF peo-
pie anxious to ee the contest AZ no time time
was North Carolina ahead IN the contest,
bit the scores at times, Indicated that
they we're intentionally close 70 each
other. q 81 (.
out OF the 1000 targets each team shot
at. Virginia won by the close margin OF.
two targets, Virginia breaking SIS to!
North Cardinals sss.
Tho North Carollnans Indignantly re-
sent ii report circulated tina they might
retire from the race. Such an idoa. they.
declare, never occurred 40 them. Il. t. 4.
zs or the North Carolina shooters none:
showed up TO- batter advantage in the,
cam ra ces than N r.. William IYalls.s ~.
broke 9s out OF 100. within straight 50.
Mr.. Mccormick. who holds the cham
pionkhin OF n the Stale also shot well, !.
breaking 3D.. Mi ~ n, ~
Quiet. nervy, cool Bobby. Pierce o.
=Wytheville. got very busy in the race
for the gun, going rs straight ana wind
I ing up In the team shoot with s6
Il Ed. Daniel acquitted himself we'll, with
j % to his credit ~
-s Shot for targets Only
as tars rs II In hree 50 days VS. he scores
follows: 3 sss Nj
$peating Arms CO., IS; Jack Tanning. OF
the Latin. e. Rand Powder Co.. 653 !: J.
NOVEL; Ha wilkins. Il OF the 1Vinchester#R Re-
pating Arms Co.. Isl WI liam Herr. OF the
Union Me tallc Cartridg cs CO.. $50 Walter
4 H. storr. Of the Peters Cartridge Co..
h2l "A Colonel ]. T s Anthony, OF Union NJ e.
tallic: Cartridge Co. 5l1. 3 5
sss Other trade presen natives In attend
ai1cc were: Mr.. Henry Ell ysons and M r.
william Baskerville. Of the Austin Car.
trid hornso Basksrxtlle = Of g
iAyery !. ofS the IL nipn NJ etalllc Cartridge
co,sai,d aries Lee, ct8 the ". r.
OF the high amateurs Robert Pierce
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81 TRUSTEES sALE-I, the uade rsigned SUB
stltuted trustee in execution 81 ~ cer.9
P. Tunstall, his wife To- + Ellyson. trustee
dated August slst. 1881 and recorded IL the
fault having been made in he payment Of tho:
note Of 500. secured therein and having been8
Viii sell at public auction 2 IN The premises To-
TEMBER 1904. at 2 o'clock P. NJ that Gers
tain lot OF land at Tunstall' 3. in New Kent
adjoining the lands of thu Southern Railroad
and others. y being the y Same lot q tract
Terms % sale: Cash as to 50 much as wi, pay
OF the said note and interest thereon from
August ga $685. and to defray; the expenses OF i
the sale, and tho balance on q credit OF ono and
two years the purchaser giving hts bond. boar
Ing interest from date, and secured by deed ot
trust on said land for the deferred payments.
This lot or tract OF land has valuable DWELL
Ing house. wheelwrlght shop store house and +
other buildings on It.. and Is strictly a. drst-
class place to conduct the mercantile business
August the 24th.s 1904 r. r, GREGORY Subs
stituted Trustee. Aug 2O-3 0t h
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broke ss4, "a. Daniel broke ns, :. W.

broke ,544, Ed. Daniel broke Es, q. NJ.
Hart broke $50.
entrics as was expected on the last day,
yet fifty.f1ve entered, and the most OF
them completed the programme. During
the three days over &c, 600 targets we're
thrown, making 1t one OF the most sue
cessf,il shoots In the history Of the as
ISOLATION. 81 as a54
Much credit Is due to the retiring offs
gers OF the association: Msssrs. w 4.
Btearns. president. and j. A. Anderson.
vce.president, for the Admirable manner
In which the shoot was managed. Had
the fnanagement expected 30 large
crowd the fourth set OF traps would have
been installed & (. .s /. X ls
The next snoot will be held In Lynch
t1i1rh $3.50 n tfTf2
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NOTICE TO 0NT'RACT0RS

4! Office OF Secretary. s
Board Of Police Comnliss ioners.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE r ~
oeived at this Off &c, Room Il, Gifts, Hall.
untilf4 p. NJ MONDAY seDtember 18th,
E 1904. for the erection of a POLICE pa
Il troll STATION OF Smith and Marshall
A. Streets, Richmond. "a: 81 "a 1, I'll
Plans and specifications can be seen
at this office and at the office Of the
apchitect, Albert F. Hunt, ] 301 FL Main
8treet.
sA certified check for $500 must accom-
4 pany each bid offered as a. guaranty for
execution Of contract. .ssSshh
The Board OF Police, Commissioners
reserve the light TO reject any and all
4 bids offered.
Secretary Board Police Commissioners. n
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The swift SPECIFIC Company, Atlanta, &c.

II don't thnn It was IN any case. Ny
recollection lsF that / Just rushed to the
corner and grabbed for It. ]. have two
Or three guns, which usually keep there
at Ahe end Of the wardrobe !,
DO YOU keep them IN cases !"
Part Of the time I do.
.tYo,f started towards the man and he
knocked you down and took the gun from
you Where was Mrs. .NfcCue %
She was over at the bureau as well as
81 remember 3S 33S
Did she start towards you during the.
5tuEse r. 3 III,
n $ could not say; i was ali done s.
quickly. 5s Avn
IBID YOU see him coming from that
room or this one ~ undicat ting by point
ing to the rooms connecting with the
one In which the evidence was takan.)
ss3. could not say was standing at
my chiffonier.,.
;sss'.Did he knock you down before you
got the gun r" sf8S " S
:sSzs5.'Iltfnnk he must have struck mo Just
as i grabbed at the gum
81 us could not tell whether 1t was his
fist or what It was he hit you vii q, s9 n
s5i': 7 could not say M
The Gun.
This evidence, taken on tbs first day
of assembling Of the jury. was supple.
smented Tuesday as follows:
what did you say to Dr.. A1cCue when
you called him on the telephone 2
Ny recollection is that I told him I
had been knocke ed down and nearly killed
and feared that some one had killed
Fanny, III 4. a Ssgs 4
What = is your habit or orders as TO
your guns being kept loaded - or un-
loaded ~ Ss5
aE..I5 don't remember as to. this. X do re-
member year or SO ago there were
several attempts madefto break into my,
house and T jumped up hastily one night
and undertook to load one OF my guns
maybe the pump gun. and while attempt
ing to do so 1t Went off twice. At a;
later time It struck the gas pipe near the
bureau and shut the light Off"
Where do you III ua lly keep your load
ed shells e.
sfs.I usually keep them in or about the
wardrobe. but la tely had no use for
3shells.'' 4 sss ~
Ibid You occupy your usual sea in the
Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Mccue
Sunday? ~ ~ .l
AZ Eyes; We did-AIrs. NIccue first in the
pew; Miss Mary McCue next her, and
6I at the end Of the pew MI.
Dramatic Testimony.
The coroner's Jury which had been sit
ting little afternoon even at the hour Of
1 the arrest. adjourned about $50 o'clock
until 5 P. NJ. and then resumed its in-2
quiry. The jury sat in the City Council
Chamber and the room soon filled ra pidiy
with spectators until It was densely pack 3
I ed &. Commonwealth s Attorney Frank Gill
Smer was present and xamined the wit.
nesses, but several OF the Jurors and Or.
Macon the coroner. also asked some
questions. l3i .szf6
Ernest B. Crawford. youngest brother.
Of Mrs. MGCue, was the first witness OF
the evening and was easily the most
dramatic. n y
His testimony as to the relations be-
tween Mr.sa Mrs. AicCue and to Mr.,
McCue's habits was startling, Witness
had boarded with his sister while he was
a student at the University Law School
and detailed his observations. and his sis
5ter's statements to him. BY Al times DUR
Ing his testimony witness was so choked
by emotion that his voice broke and he.
had to pause 81, 81
Said he In his testimony: She went on
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sxALED PROPOSALS..
LOUISA COUNTY BONDS

II
BIDS TO PuR CHASE SUCH BONDS
TO the ggregate amount OF s14 900 or n ore re
viii he received al A Louisa, Va, until IL
o clock oor OF SATURDAY. October ~.
1904 for the whole Of such Issue and any
parts thereof. 8i9S 5I
The bonds will be in denominations OF
500 each, principal. issued q the money,
lis needed for the purposes appearing IN
order Of Board of Supervisors OF said,
{countykof date September 3, 1904, and. fall
ing due AS follows. Five bonds, or $500. to
fan due each year on January51st, begin
ming with January list. 1906 wit a pros.
vision In such bond as may fall due over
20 years after date, that the said county
shall have the right to pay OF and dis,
charge all such bonds twenty years after
January 1st, 1906 with interest coupons
attached to all bonds at the rate Of S per
cent. per annum from date OF such bond,
payable annually on the LIST day Of jan
iuary of each and every year go long as
such bonds shall remain outstanding and
unpaid. beginning with January 1at, 1906
>Such dates and amounts Of issue Of bonds
unpaid, beginning wit h January 1st. 1905
rivilege g Of rel ecting any and all bids
for said bonds Is reserved.
~ VT M EIADE, Chairman. XII
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RE ri 3T-aiIHY,i; IN ,sEPTEMeER.

Il The good old summer time has gone
but the good old Triby Is still on. and
will run every Sunday in septem berthe
best month to take "a trip to Norfolk
or thereabouts. Go while the rate ts
,low--only si.0o round trip. Leave. Byrd
street Station every Sunday $50 "A. 4 AZ.
sharp. II 53 x
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Legal NOTICES.


FICE 1.-THE CIANCERYBC COURT
gOF.eSTHEs CITY RICHMOND, THE
Of SEPTEMBER, 1901, IN
SVACATIO ON. "a XII 55 80 j5 q.
Martins Alnsie !. !. y. PLAINTIFFS,
George .. Fisher, Donald 3: &, To !,
8 lin cHANcER i, 3 s
&s (UpOni an attachment returned executed.)s
The objectof this suit s to obtain; a de-
cree in favor Of the pIaintifrs against the.
defendant. George Fl Fl her. for$the sum
of six thousand five hundred dollars, with
Interest on five thousand dollars, part
thereof, from January 1st. 1909, until paid
and on fifteen hundred dollars. the residue
thereof, from January 1st, 4 903. NTH paid e
and to that end to q t Tao ii the estate OF
of Richmond and elsewhere I'm tho State
of Virginia, and also the debts owing to
MIN In said city and elsewhere \ m sai Id
State; and further to attach and subject
TO the payment of such decree, When obs
tanned. two certain tracts OF land in the
county of Chesterfield, Va standing In
the name o.. Donald 3! Toutey, the one
containing seven and 63-100 acres and the
acres. both OF which said tracts 81 land;
were conveyed to the sail Donald B.
Toucey BY Andrew Plzzni, Jr.. BY deed
dated May S0th, 1894. and recorded In the
terrified county-in D. B. 70. page 2s4. Of
which said two tracts the said Fisher is
the equitable owner. ss 85}3
3 And affidavit having been made and filed
that the said George p Fisher and the
said Donald B. Toucey are not residents
of this Statef it$ls ordered that they ap-s
pear here within fifteen .dt.ys after the
due publication of this order and do what
- ry 70 protect their IN rests In
this suit. {. I:
s5 Cannon 6 Gordon, p. q. sept Slaw-4w3
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SALES, Future Days
BY Richmond Auction Co..
a1205 e. Main Street. z hone AIS.
Geo. II. alentlne, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale Extraordinary for Ac-5
4 COUNT OF n q Il Transportation Co. To
B the Trade !: Opening Fall Sale We'd
nesday, September IA, 1904. S45

BY direction OF III a Transp ortntion
company on the y .da to :.Ss aboye IN men.
toned, at our QUOT lon ooms. 1905 \, East g
mentioned, il at our auct Ion rooms, 120o p.
Main Stree I, " on second and third floors
we will SELL commencing at 10 80 A.. NJ ); )
unusually large and very attrac tive stock
of general merchandise, embracing over
400 cases and representing several thou
nana oo'l SHOES 81 San AND BOOTS, y.
consisting In part Of 50 cases MEMS,
lLadies' and Children's Shoes, both me-
sdium and high grade eases Rubber u bier
9'159s HARNESS AND sADDLERY:
10 II cases Ladies and Gents Saddles,
Brides, Horse Blankets, all grades.
CLOTHING. d 4} Is3
500 Suits! Il " s.. Boys, and ss5 Chlldren's
o'0i DRYjS a Goods ( GaS AND NOTIONS.
This. line embraces an extra large assorti-
ment. such as Underwear OF all kinds
Bed Ticking, shawis. Quilts. Bedspreads.
/ Glassware, Crockery and Tinware,
Lamps and Toys.
Under this heading the line Is too num-
erous to- men ton. We have everything
w u HARDWARE ri !, VAR AND GUNS
also very numerous. embracing Cutlery
ofsevery descriptl on-Lock Pistol and Gun
Catalogues, etc, etc. Ks WI Z
Pictures and Picture Frames.
About 800 assorted Pictures and Frames
DECORATING GOODS.
Bun !, Flags, Shields, etc, Of great
8sss' DRUGS.
s N4ss fssfsf RRM 9 sn REiHss
~ sAl1 STATIONERY.
FINEeLINE OF BOOKS, ETC. 5
!. 81 PAINTS POLISH, ETC.
Over 200 cnses all kinds of Paints-Roof
Paints Enamel. Nickel ana Brass Polish;
,inE1Ssalion,f half gallon and Quart cans,
Wa cal your special attention TO this
salesand swish'to sayHthe stock Is IN nice
condition. not shop worn, hut In original
packages and worthy the attention OF the
trade at large, gs . * S N ;iaf5t
81 TERMS-Cash. Sale ..posi tlv g. t5S 55}
n CIiMOND$AULTION co.
sent S.ll,t4-t f3$sS
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BY Richmond Auction CO.,
1905 e. Main Street, &
OUR REGULAR THURSDAY. AUC-
ton SALE OF FINE AND a3s
MEDIUM HOUSEHOLD FUR l,s
II & NITURE, ETC.

Z weSwil1 sell TO-DAY (Thursday) al our
5wareroonls 1905 2, M ain Street. comm enc
ing at 1890. aE general line OF Furniture
Rolt-top Desk, 50 Horse Blankets, Parlora
Suits. .Drophead Sewing Machine, Ward:
robes. Sldeboards Chiffoniers. Parlor Cab
lie ts,E Bureaus. w shstands, Pictures. M r.
Box, Mattresses, Carpets, Bed Springs,
ETC. 7 he ladies are especially invited to
attend this sale. ,s
RICHMOND 84A CT1oN 6SC Co..
4 Geo.. II. Valentine otioneer. M sss
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Geo. yY. MAYO. .AluetioneeIrZ:..

sKHAHoGANY. CENTRE ia 3 LES oAK9
~ " SIDEBOARDs, NE w EXTENSION
TABLES, OAK HALL RACKS EXTRA
LARGE OAK LOUNGE,s s d Jed ROOM
SUITS REFRIGERATORS ODD g$BU-$
REAUs, 4NvAsHsTANDs,sSB
IRON BEDsTEADs. COO ~ sTOVEs.,g8
tPARLOR SUITS, PIANOS. s SEWING
MACHINES, CHINA PRESS, WARDS
ROBES, 6ORGANS,sO ILCLOTH,N DRuG-S
ETS,isNfATTING.IS ICE BOXES. TAN s
DEM BICYCLE, b NfARBLG-TOP p GEN.
sTR Il TABLES. s}s NE yvs48yVioO DEN-TOPS
CENTRE TABLES. LE1rER n PRESS
BOOK SHELF, OFFICE DESK, Etc.
ETC. :s
4 ! will sell at my auct Ion Souse TODAY
at 1890 % clock AZ. M :, ~ Tandem Bicycle.
In good order; 3 Organs, i Extra Large
lSldeboard u Mammoth Oek Lounge 81
iParlor Suits, 9 F'lat-top Pianos. several
Oak Chamber Suits a. Lar Sc yalnut Bed
stead, Ma hoganyE Cribs, Large lot OF ~
clio th.iS Rugs, Drugget s.$ Carpe is; e& Por-{{
there's, Lace Curtains ~ Large OhhceSDesk.8
@ Centre Tables new ,G5 Las geS Extension
Ia blcs, 2 Letter Presses Oak Count err a
number Of Cook Ssoves,, Gas Ra nges. God
Heat ers. q Pictures. Ea sells 4 ockers, ur'-
sery Chairs. 3 and umerous artices Of
various kinds. f5SisS n aS
GEO. W. MAYO, aAuctioneer.
IN pr,HG 60 Ice,
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.FloR SALE.
FOR a SALE.

- e.
FOR SALE.
MY STOCK OF. GENERAL AfER-.
CHANDIsE,
consisting OF
Groceries, Dry Goods, No
& lions, Boots and Shoes.
Ready Made Clothing,
III ar d w a re, Furniture,
Glassware, M 9 die ines,
Toilet Articles, Etc. Etc,
Collins and Baskets, Sash, Doors
and WheeIWright Timhers.
In fact the largest line under one roof
An Sussex county. Oft railroad; three t3>
floors, i4Sx24 each; over twenty-five thou
sand dollar business In 1903. books for
prook of same omen to anyone who can
buy and ID means means business. This q an ex-t
.ceptional opportunity for any business
firm Selling for reason, only my health
Viii not Justify my continuing such strict
attention and push OF yore Terms-
eaI's = eS''' n. +. MOSS.
Booker, Va,
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TAKE 6. { o. 4
SUNDAY SEAS e OUTINGS.
ROUND. 00..T'RIP
Combined Rail- and Water Trip.

Two fast trains leave Richmond. $3.50
.nA o al. NJ. every Sunday. Only route
i IA Newport News. Old Point and Bucx-
roe. Shortest. quickest and best to Ocean
view and Norfolk. 81 Round Trip. Par
q Tor Cars ntAlched. III
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OBITUARY.
Mrs r IT. Busby.

aEs; r sussy WIFE ed Rsy -
Church. Gendale " aied yesterday
take place at Norfolk to:day,sth the SER
Vices being conducted by Rev s. H. Nc
Mrs: Mary F. Jones. "A
Z Mrs. Mary Franklin Jones widow Of
Thomas r; Jones 4, and !. daughter q the ~,
North ty-seyenth Street.
IsThe funeral VIII take lace. at $3.50
G Z ntpe Bap siss chu r1.o ~ 1as'
z f.sis Mrs. Sarah Matthews.
] LEEssU,RG. VA. Sent Mrs. Sarah,
theWs,N OF this, place, died this AFTERNOON
Ella Mat thews, from paralysis, aged nine
ty-tWO years. ,kt 81 III "a i3 4
M v vas the mother & I, The
ne al lawyer Of this town, for many years
Loudoun county in the Viz
gIiia Legislature, sEl SIX
Dr. Philip Gary.
gRsso,aR!r e IN sT'%ss sspt ten Dr
d as'I tie Pst sot WIi
his home several days ,ag sc, The body
VIII INlhS Nflbiully lO.lIOEs{
row, The deceased Is survived 4 by a.
SSe s afsJ wife, who was this Bedside when
Edward Hurt.
A{sSsSla e TIE Timss sp plspa tSh
Hurt, "a well known cltl2en of this place,
died this morning at the residence Of his
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Hurt, aged forty.
He was. a man Of unusl a ! .Ien ergy,l q md
ii O'Clock yesterday, when he was taken
With 9 hemorrlas sc, which terminated his
life al ~ o'clock this morning lie leaves
a wife and two srna II children and al Wild.
owed moi her The funeral wi i ia e pla CO
to-Torfow afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the ireside nce, III
81 Doria Jones.
I, sT E2 e .n w Via MEWP Part
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. "a. Jon s, OF Saluda.
AIiddlesex county, died this morning OF
typhoid fever al the home OF his parents,
His funeral Will take place to-morroW
at the Bea zley's Cemetery.
G. Chris Berry.
Il ESPECIAL to The Times Disp
j .TNYNIAN'Se MI LII, VA. Sept. MI
e. Girls, Berry. died at his home near Unoj
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f SUMMER RESORTS.
OLD SWEET II|;I|;'I SPRINGS

OPEN JUNE l5TE 70 OCTOBER NsT. 4
8 High up In IN the a AllsghAniss.S 29o15
most conmodious brick AZ buildinsg az in;
the noun taihs: mineral springs, heal.
ing baths, winning pools: EXCELLENT W.
'ments;I nine link golf course; n ew electric
end laundry plants q Long Distance Bell
sPhone new management; many improve
'me1lts 2 Illustrated booklet. s.55;al
s - c. II PAXTON, Lessee.
s3j Old Sweet. w. Va. #
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AUCTION SALES--This Day.
BY J. B. Elan and CO., 81
Real Estate Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF ..sS 3 ss
That Elegant, Spacious, Thoroughly
Modern and Exceedingly
fis Attractive
Monument Ave. Residence,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Monument Avenue and
Meadow Street.
Lot 32x150 Feet,
No. 1842 Monument Avenue.

BY request OF the owner. VINO is declin-8
sell. we shalt sell by public auction. on
BER 5, 1901, at 80 O'Clock P. M. the
above named ellyibIy located, new, de. 4
ttached, corner residence OF three aud a
half stories above basement, containing
about IL large rooms, With ali modern
convenencas. extra large colonial par
ilor, large and elegant diningroom. vida
halls. handsome cabinet mantes. six
handsome chambers with stationary
washstands, large kitchen, laundry.
pantry, handsome bathroom, ample
closets. linen room. billiard room. etc.
finished in white enamel, heated througfl.
out by improved vapor systeml electric
and gas light, handsome combination fx-
lures, granolithic floor in basement, hand-s
some front and rear yards. and being IN
design and construction. one OF the most
costly and attractive residences In that
choice and rapidly improving section.
The lot fronts t32 feet, running back With
In parallel lines $50 feet to an alley 20 #
feet wide. s ST 81 N 5@S5sS 4
TERMS: Very liberal, and announced
at sale; a large part OF the purchase
money at long time, IL desired. The
premises WILL be open for. inspection at
the time Of SALE and may be seen earlier
upon application to- the ctioneers.
s.aff5zs j. 3. ELAN e Cos AUG loneers. -
iSept2-tds. i35 & r. n "a Us ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
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Real Estate Auctioneers,

AUCTION SALE o e 2s7
! ACRES ON OSBORNE 5 ROAD
ABOUT SEVEN MI LES FROM R1c ca \.
HNOND. fft!8 u s q Y
Acting under a deed of trust dated Ne
Syember 22d, 1892 recorded in the clerks
office OF Henrlco County Court, p. B. 141
ID. page 1859. and being SO required by the
beneficiary, ] will sell by public auction.
In front Of Henr!co County Courthouse. on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER u, 1904, Al, u
M. the property described In said deed as \
follows; III that certain tract q. land;9.
In the county of Henrico, Va, and known
as '.Longfeld," and containing 297 acres.
be the same. more or less, bounded on the \
east and west by the lands formerly own
ed by Seldom q. Akin, and on the north \
blythe land1 formerly. owned by Jackson
7, c,hildrey, and on tho south by James
River III IA 40 3gf 5s;.
TERMS Cash las to expenses Of sale.
and to pny notes amounting to s., 707, 0s. a
and the remainder In cash. Ss
JNO.SC G. EASLE .2Admr. OF
r. 3. Chattin, rrustee decd