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8 _THE RICHMOND DI8PAT0H-THURSDAY, JULY 28' I99b\
Can You Use
That is tho real question,
Merchandise !
Some one can?some one mui
ARE NOT KEEPERS 0
GOODS ; THEY ARE SELI
ERS. All tho this season
stuffs your eyes behold are i
he sold, and to he sold at son
Drice that is sura to tuko ihcii
THIS IS THF HIGH-TIDE SELLING SEASON
WHAT WE DO TO-DAT WITH
miiiii; GOODS.
The goods are to be fairly distributed
among the consumers. Storekeepers ari
Dot invited. A bargain to our public 1?.
?equal to a return for good, and wo desire
the "good" to be widespread.
Very Sheer 1-1 ne White French Or
gand?os, the best 25c. grade, 12 I-He. a
yard.
White India Linons, the 5 and 61-4e.
grades, for 31-2c. a yard.
86 pb-crs best l?$c. White India Linens,
- > Inebrs -al.'e, So. a yard; the 20c
grades now 121-2c .
Whit? Corded Pique, 6 3-4c., instead of
12 l-2e. n
10-Inch Whit?*- India Linon, 17-Sc. for
the best 0*. Bt
Dotted Swiss and Sheer Plaid Organdie?,
ri'iw *?3-4c. a y.ord.
White Marseille? Suiting, 6 1-2c. a yard.
Bhet-r White India Linons, 4 3-ic. a
vard.
The best 10c. grado India Linons, now
IMS.
LADIES glllltT-WAIST PRICES.
are not limited by cost, or even by cost
of materials. R^ady-mnde things have
to be sold, owing to the probable
chingo In style the season to come.
Several hundred dozens to-day.
AT 2T.C?Shirt-Waists that wer?
AT 75c.?3fi0 laundered Shirt-AValsts,
that were gl 2."? and J1.50, White Pique
ntjtl all fant v colors.
AT fl?Shirt-Waists thst were 11.75 and
ft.UK. solid color pique and other fine
materials.
at ?lie,. :-s doBeaa Bhlrt-W?alata. in nil
iheck and striped cheviots and
lawns ? 'St ?Me. ordinarily.
AT UM AV.lists of the finest Imported
malcri?is, were $2.2'? and $2 asen.
P^KT OF LAST MONDAY'S GREAT
STORY V. ?J
Till: SALB OB* K"AIT IXbERWE.AR.
There are mnnv to sell as yet.
Ladle? ' I Ribbed Tape-Neck
Vt ts, *>c. for 10c. ont s.
I.il 1'ink and liluo "i?c. Vests, now
21 .
The finest Lisio and Silk 75c. Vests, now
} Ribbed Pants, knee lengths,
pair.
Children'? itu?t.?-?i B?amlt a Watsta, with
patent buttons and button-holes, 1 to
Vi fooxA Be.
Boyi.' Ralbrlggan or India Gauze Shirts
and Dra~?ra, 26c for ?my on
Ch?ldr?'n's and Mtue?' Ribbed Summer
Vests, 2c. for the 5c. gratle.
YOC CAM EN.lt.V TFTE TV KAR OF
hLMMKR DHKSSKS, SKIIITS, ETC.,
FOR NEAR THREE MONTHS YET,
but the Store has it?aih<d the length of
their possible telling time, heneo these
pri? ?- ...
TAIl/TR-MADE GOWNS.
White 1'lque Suits, made In tho latest
fashion*. |3.*S for the $i oaes; & for
the |5 ones.
tA Limn ?'rash find Duck Suits, costing
up to K.."?t?. now iz.
DTJCR SUIT? POR ."5c., FROM UM,
*raJJor-hfade Suits in colors, fly-front
jacket?, for $2;
$? ones for t-l.
tl?. :ji ,->n<* for is.
*"
BEPARATE SKIRTS.
Colored Cheviot Skirts, circular ruffi?
tucked pins, were up to $8.50, now $3.7;
All-Silk Taffeta. Skirts, new, fan-La?il
variety of patterna, H tor the $10 quaJ
?ty.
All Black Silk Taffeta Skirts, ruffled
edged with ribbon velvet, prices wer
up to 921, now $10.
S3 Unen Ski: ts, now 12.
J2.5H Linen and Crash Sklrta, now $1.S
M for the 12 ones.
THE SILK SELLING NOW,
To all those that take advantage wll
find the transaction among the pleasan
' memories when fall opens. Few, indeed
can be replaced for double.
All-Silk Black Rustling Taffeta for 49c
a yard.
U'wo-Tone Silk Taffetas, In all the ne\
colorings, for 42c a yard.
Wash Silks, In broken checks and plaids
for 371-2c.
All-Silk Plaid Taffetas for 25c.
All-Silk Double-Twill Serge Surah, fo
23c.
Liberty Silk, in all the now cvenlnj
shades, for 25c.
Black All-Silk Brocades for 42c.
Black "Lyons Satin Duchess," witl
beautiful lustre, very pliable, full 2
Inches. $1.50 quality, now 86c.
Black Sewing-Silk Orenadlne, the un
eraahahle kind. f.fc\, usual fl quality.
Satin Wave Designs In Black Motn
Velour, cost $1.50 to import, for 75c
a yard.
27-inch Hand-Woven Oriental Bind
Silk, perfectly waterproof, 60c., fron
$1 a yard, etc.
THE SOAP DEAL BROKE THROIGI
ALL SOAP RECORDS.
It's a family notice to the saving ol
much more than half your money.
Grahans Brothers' (of Chicago) Cocoa
Toilet Soap, large cakes, for le. a cake
worth lue. a dozen.
James S. Kirk's Dandelion Soap, larg?
cakes, for Ic. cake.
Larga cakes Pure White Glycerine Cabi
net Soap, usually ?30c. a dozen, fo:
21-2c. cake.
Oatmeal Soap for Ic. cake.
Extracts of Buttermilk Soap for 7c, a
b??x of 3 cakes.
Iris Cream Soap, nicely wrapped and
r?< rfumed, for 7c. box of 3 eaSaa.
Pure Palm Soap for 8c. a dozen cakes.
MAHVIJI.I.OIS CORSET SALE.
The best with Cohen's great price story,
Llfs'ht-Blue and Pink Emnir* Corsets
French sateen, Jaco- and ribbon-trim
med, perfect-fitting, for $1.
One lot of Corsets, White or Drab, reg
ular $1 value, for G9c.
75c. Corsets, high bust, long waist, well
boned, for Z'Jc.
6 dozen Armor-dde Corsets, usually sell
for $1, hero to-day for 75c.
39c. Ventilating Corsets, for 19c
Di THE BASEMEXT.
Heavy Macram? Cord Hammocks, with
sprca?!? r, 7i?c. each.
Gold-Stipple?! China Water Pitchers for
lie., from 35c.
Sllkoline-Fillcd Fireplace Screens, 35c,
from 75c.
ILM Water Coolers for 75c.
??? frigerator.s fur $4.50.
$10 Baby-Carriages for $7.75.
H-inch Porcelain Meat Diahea for 20c.
s Silver-plated Tablespoons, 10c.
?ach.
Silver Steel Teaspoons, 10c. a dozen.
THE COHEN CO. I THE COHEN CO.
TO ENTECA PROTEST.
tlIAMlll.lt ?W COM M H IK 'Il OPPOSES
THE PROPONED C. A O. REMOVAL.
WILL SEE PRESIDENT 1NGALLS.
A Committee Appointed to Confer
Midi li I iaa i.n.I Try and Prevent
t!u* CluiiiKt? llfiut; .Minie?A Letter
from 111 m.
A called meeting of tho Board of Direc
tors of the Richmond Chamber of Com
merce wus held jreatarday evening to con
sult r What aition .-iiuiild be taken in op
position to the removal from Richmond
of a largo part Of the force of the office
pf the rrenaraJ freight scent of the. ch. . .?.
l>t akS and Ohio Railway Company,
an?? of certain departments of the road
which bava heretofore been Included in
that office.
There were peasant at the meeting Mr.
L. Z. Morris, first vice-president (in the
chair), Mr. II. L. Cabell, second vlce
jti ri at* M na, s. D. ?Chaaabaw, F. il
Deane. P. F. Greenwood, F. E. Molting,
R. L. Traylor, II. W. Wood, S. M. Wood
ward, and w. s. Worthaaa, directors,
and u number of members of the Cham
ber, and members of tho Young Man's
Business Association, including Mr. H.
L. Valentine, president of the latter asso
rs?tUon.
Mr. Morris explained the object of the
meeting, and then called upon the sec-ro
tary to read tho telegraphic correspon
dence between himself and the president
of the Chesapeake and Ohio, which has
?ilre.uly bean published, and the letter
hi Mr. Ingalls, dated the 25th instant, ro
ceivrii vesti-nlay morning.
LSTTBR FROM MR. INGALLS.
This letter was as folio?.
Chcsapeaku and Ohio Railway Co.,
M. E. Ingalls, President,
Cincinnati. O.
At Hot Springs, Va,, July 25, 1898.
L. Z. Morris, Esq., "Vlce-Prcsldcnt,
Chaml>er of Commerce, Richmond, Va.:
Dear ?Sir,? I have your telegram, and I
am at a loss to understand what you
m.m. I have no recollection of any con
ference at White Sulphur in 1889 which
In any way pertains to the control of the
management of our property. Since tin a
v.. ?. ive moved our rate d?partait nt to
Cincinnati and moved it buk. We now
propo?* - to move It-back to ?'incinnatl on
the 1st of August. While I should be
very glad to seo you or any committee
of jour chamber at any time, I cannot
? ive of anything that could be ?aid
that would chutige this conclusion on our
part. It Is a matter that doe? not con
cern tin? prosperity or business interests
of Richmond, but It does eoaeera tho
effectiveness of the management of the
ipeake and Ohio railway. The head
of our traffic department has always
t in Cincinnati, and there is where
the rat?? department should be. It waa
abanan?] U Richmond for personal rea
s?.n??, will? h no loafer exist. Your? truly,
(Signed' M. E. INGAI-!
President.
TO SEE MR. INGALIaS.
Letter? were also read from Colonel
?Jean AX Purcell and Mr. A. II. Christian,
Jr., confirming in nil material points ths
Stab. ment made In yesterday's paoor with
reference t<i the removal of this offlVe
.?chmoiul In 1SS9, tho>.?? gentlemen
being two of the members of the commit
?tas of the Chamber that were present at
.Treme with Mr. Ingalls |? that
y*mt, and Mr. 8. D. Cr?n*h.iW ,j, ,h?
fluid member of the conrmlttoe, mn.le a
Vartwl sUtement to th.* samo effect.
-_. ' " De?tiP' O Morris, and
Woo. wurd discussed the subject etrneat
V. all urging the Impur Uric? of the re
-. . ' .. i IB.. V.AK___ !__** ?_
tention of the ofn?B as heretoforo con
BtltUtOd, ami f?me of them Insisting* that
It should have enlarged authority and
? v,. rg,
Mr. Louis P. Esckcr, who was present
ut tho meeting in the interest of the
ChasspeeBe snd Ohio, was extended the
courtesy of the floor, but declined speak
liiK. saying that he waa merely there as
a bearer, Mr. Valentino was also Invited
to speak, but stated that he only desired
to tender the eo-operatlon of tho Young
Men'? Business Association to act with
the Chamber in the matter.
Upon tho motion of Mr. Gabell the ap
pointment of a committee of threo to pro
pare a protest against the removal of this
ottico was authorized, and upon motion
of Mr. Woodward the Chair was request
ed to appoint a committee of threo to con
ler with Mr. Ingalls. Upon the first com
mittee the Chair appointed Messrs.
Cabal*, Traylor, and Crenshaw, and upon
the second , committee he appointed
If? ars. GhtStAVUS Mlllhlser. A. 11. Chris
tian, Jr., and Arthur I-t. Clarke. Upon
motion of Mr. Cabell, Mr. I* Z. Morris
was made ex-oflkio a member of both
committees, and the becretary of the
Cii.mbi-r waa requeste.1 to accompany the
committee appointed to confer with Pres
ident Ingnlla.
Henrieo News Notes.
"Constable Meyer Angle, of tho county,
Tuesday arrested one John Gray, a
negro doctor, who Is charged with bavins,
stolen 10 from another negro named Ed.
Grant. The case will como up before
'Siuire Lewis to-day.
i'utrick Boyle, a white man, was before
'Squire J. L. Lewis and R. Kston Lewis,
of Henrieo, charged with having pur
chased a pair of wheels stolen from the
North Carolina Wheel Company, know
ing them to have been stolen. Boyle was
fined $6 und cost?.
R< na Brown (colored) ha? been arrested,
charged wiih being tho assailant of Mrs.
Bland, of Howard's Grove. Mrs. Biatid
was knocked down on the turnpike, near
her homo last week and was painfully
hurt.
\?u I'ra In?,Hule? Closes.
The session of tho New Era Theological
Institute, held at the First African Bap
tist church, closed last night. Tho exer
cises yesterday wero quito attractive.
Rev. II. A. Bagby delivered an int. :. i
ing discourse at 9:20 A. _L on "Faith,"
and at 11 o'clock Rev. Dr. J. C. Hlden,
pastor of Grove-Avenue Baptist church,
spoke on "'?he Holy Spirit in Ueiation to
Christ.**
In the afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Rev. w.
It. L. Smith, pastor of the Second Rap
List church, spoke on "The* Missionary
Spirit a Mark of the True Church," and
last night a,t 8:30 o'clock Rev. Z. D. Lewis
sp?ko on "Church History."
I"i-oiierl;* Transfers.
Richmond: Augusta R?schen to Herman
3oschen, 1-33 interest in 25 feet on Laurel
street, northeust corner Cumberland, and
n '29 feet on south side Broad street be
w?m Fifth and Sixth, |?.
EMM to same, 1-8 interest In SA,0l?:,2,
?elng the unpaid purchase money of
louse? and lot No. 607 east Broad street, ? *>.
Henrieo: Fairrnount Lsnd Company to
darla Thelmer, wife of C. G. Thelraer, au
tet on west sido Nineteenth ?treet, 27 1-2
BSj north of R. tl.&OP.
8t. Paul Henley's trustee to Samuel H.
" ulllam, 30 feet on north side State street
etween Marshall and Cllliarn, and 30 feet
n same between same, $3ao.
WHILE THE WAR LA8TS,
:,!. WHO MARCH. WALK. OR STAND
loaM shake Into their shoes Allen's roci
ase, a powder. It cure? aching, tired
re, swollen feet, and makes tight or
r*w shoes easy. It absorbs moisture and
iev. i.is chafing, hot, snrurtlng, bliBtered
veatisg feet. All the regular army
oops and navy men use It. Volunteers
i hoi climates can't exist In comfort
lthout It. Allen's Foot-Ease Is ? >ld I v
I drogglUs and ?hue store. Ko. Sa m ri s
ni i-ilEl? Addi-cas ALLEN S. OLM
fLD. L<* Roy, N. *f. Js ?-Th?rts
> VIRGINIA'S TROOPS
THE LATEST FROH CAMPS ALGE
ARD CURA LIBRE.
F
THE THIRD III 4 IfEW CAHI
Typhoid-Fir?er Caaea Increasing 1
(1 Sambrr-Tlie First Ilrath lu tb
L
Second Hegliarot-Mention of Pro
iMottoa??Marriage?.
CAMP ALGER. July 27.-<Speclal.)
Thl? afternoon finds us duly installed i
our new camp, and the boya, worn out o
work and heat, are resting and sleepln,
In their tents.
The last night In our old home waa i
quiet one, every one retiring as early a:
possible in order to bo ready for to-da>";
move. A rumor reached the officer of th
day, Captain Miller, of Company L, tha
the boys had planned a raid on the sut
i 1er?' stands, and he accordingly took pre
cautions to prevent anything of the klni
being dont?. Extra sentinels were posted
and these were given ball cartridges, wltl
orders to use them if necessary. Nothing
of the kind took place, however, thougt
some of the boys used the sleight-of-han?:
process, with the result that the owners
of the stands found themselves euurt a
few cakes, etc *
IN NEW QUARTERS.
Reveille was sounded at 3 o'clock this
morning, and a few minutes afterwards
tho camp resembled Camp Lee the morn
ing tho Third and Fourth regiments de
parted. The men immediately packed
their clothes and rolled their blankets,
tents, and ponchos, while the cooks were
busy prepurlng a breakfast of beefsteak,
bread, and Coffee. Thl? food was served
at 4 o'clock, and guard mount held at
4:15. The old guard was relieved and the
new sentinels detailed to act as a guard
for the numerous prisoners. At 7 o'clock
the three battalions formed In heavy
marching order. Nearly all of tho men
had heavy loads, and had the march been
a long one there would havo been many
straggler?. As It was every man was ut
terly exhausted when the ground? were
reached. Tho morning was sultry and
terribly warm, and the pace set coming
over her* was very rapid; in fact, too fast
for men as heavily loaded down us we
were.
A BREATHING SPELL.
Every one was ready to drap when wo
reached here, but after a breathing Bpell
the work of erecting tents began, and .was
completed In a couple of hours. Our camp
site is a beautiful one. and a hatter could
not have been selected. The tents are
pitched in a green field covered with a
short growth ol grass. There is very lit
tle shade, but a few hedge rows will af
ford relief from the lier??' rays of tho
sun. To tho left of us are campc-d the
first Connecticut Regiment, while In front
of us, at a distance of six or seven hun
dred yards, a regiment of Ohio troops is
?uartered.
A splendid well right at camp affords
plentiful water supply, and others will bo
dug. As a whole, the new camp is an im
provement on tho old one, except for one
thing, and this is that shad? Is less plen
tiful here, and the men are apt to suffer
more from heat. As yet, there Seems to
be no drill-grounds, but a large fl??ld at
the rear of the camp will probably be
Utilize.l.
Major Smith, surgeon of this regiment,
has been named as ono of tho board of
Examining ?BurgOOBS for the first division.
This board will examine all men who may
apply for discharges.
TYPHOID-FEVER.
Despite tho precautionary measures
Which have been adopted in Camp Alt-'-r,
the number of men down with typhoM
fever Is large, and new case:? 8**A reported
iv? ry day. A member of the First Rhode
Island Regiment told me to-day that there
?-rare in his regiment alono thirty caces.
Th? y seem to think that the chango of
climate has something to do with bring
ing oa tho (aver, gad, in fact, it la ?otic -
ablo that the Virginians have suffered lit
tle from tho dread disease. Two new
cases were reported in this regiment yes
terday, Private Charles T. Goolrlck, of
Company K, now on detached duty in the
First Division Hospital Corps, and Pri
vate J. T. Morris, of Company E. Both of
these boys have Ifcn taken to tho Fort
Myer Hospital, and will receive the bes
medical treatment. Roth division hospi
tals are overcrowded, and tho ono at the
Fort Is ?rapidly becoming so.
While I write in my tent now a ead
slKht may be witnessed on the road that
runs Just a few yards In tho rear of my .
company street. An army-wagon, drawn ,
by four mules, Is pBBSlBg slowly along,
and its only load is a coflln, which con
tains all that Is mortal of Private A. IL
Elmbock, of the Seventh ?'hlo, who died
y.sterduy. An escort, consisting of tho j
:lead soldier's .-"?mrades, accompany tho
remains, and the boy? of our regiment
?tand with uncovered heads as the tl? ?1 j
soldi? r passes to his last resting-place. It
s the first funeral escort they have seen,
md the spectacle has thrown a dumper
jver tho camp.
CAMP ? IBA LIBRE.
A Great "lian y Note? of rersonal
Interest to Virginian?.
CAMP ?CURA LIBRE, JACKSON
VILLE, FLA., July 27.-(Speclal.)-The
second Virginia Regiment sustained its
lrst loss In the death of Private Robert
r. Corvin, Company D, of Wythevllle,
?'a., who died at tha Division Hospital
>n tho night of the 21th of July of
yphold-fevcr. His remains have been
aken to his home, in AVytheville, accom
Wnled by Lieutenant R. K. Spiller, who
vas granted a leave of absence for ten g
lays.
Captain R. W. Patton held services In p
he undertaking-room, attended by the >
eceased's company, before tho remains .,.
raie removed to tho depot As the guv- o
nimmt only allows $lo for funeral ex- j_
enses, Corvln's company raised th? ne- ?**
essary amount to pay for embalming and rj
ransportation home. This is the Hist d
eath In th?j Second Rtgiment-a notable c,
L-cord for three months' ?sen a
Private Jam, s H. Kellam, of the same ?,
oinpany, who has been quite 111 with
,'phoid-fevcr, is Improving.
PERSONALS.
Private William H. Burgis, of Company
?, has been discharged by order of the al
tpartment, on the application of his ei
irents, he having enlisted under age. e\
Lieutenant George N. Skipwith. of Com- A
my I, Second Regiment, is entirely well, ??
id Is officer of the guard to-day. Ti
Private J. J. Kill, of Company I. has ci
*en detailed as ?taker for tho regiment, be
Major J. r. Watson, the popular com
ander of the Second Battalion, Second
eglment. of Virginia, who was marri?.!
AMngdOQ, Va., on the 23d instant r?*
?nett at regimental headquarters this du
ornlrig for duty, accompanied by fa?, v
Ide. He reli-v Coptela Wliigneld th
ritnn, of Company H, who has btui ?act- an
g major during his absence. sp
rhe boys of Company I, Second Regl- *
?M-t, better known as Captain Shackel
rd s Company, have divided their mes3
id the company mess proper 1? now'
der charge of Corporal M. G Trice (
lose good management has almost Tf
mlnated the kicking element. m?
."olonel George TV. Taylor, of the he
urth,*has kindly extended the BBSBbar t0
passes per company from live to twen- l01
each day, for which the men are very ru?
I If lUi. jjjij
"he many friend? of Captain Marye of OB
) Fourth, will be glad to learn that' he tei
much Improved. He will leave very to
rn for Richmond. ' p!
? mat R. G. Guthrle. of Company I Wi
- ond Tlrglnla. has entirely recovered R
i returned to his company c<nert(J ?J
T^W*- (,;il<,w*"' a?-lstant ?i,r- fea
>? of the Second Virginia, but now at- leg
f?i??Wi?n*?^^ :
A $5.00 SHOE FOR $3.50
$3,50 L g $3,50
$3.50 Fj^ ? $3.50
$150 ??^f *3-50
$3.50 _4MF^L *3'50
$3.50 ? gte^| *3-50
W-L. DOUGLAS
$3.50 SHOE nt^oid
Indorsed by over J,000,000 weare?.
The style, lit and wear cannot be ex
?criled at any price. -All kinds of
leather. All the modern style- AH
widths. One price, $3.50.
BOYS WEAR W. L DOUGLAS
$2.50 SHOE. Same quality as tie |
men's. Very ttylish. ?
5ee than? at our exclusive ?tore, ",
623 East Broad St. 3;
. (jy S-Ta.Th&Sata*
LOST, STK-YKD, AJID KOL.tO.
"STRAYED,"ON JULY 17TH. FROM C14
Loalslaaa Btreet, Fulton, a SMALL
HLACK AND WHITE HEUSER, about
12 months old. Also, on July 27th a
SMALL LIGHT-RBI.? BUFFALO COW.
A liberal reward for return of same or
any information. J. DOC SEARS.
)y 2S-H- _^________,
PEHSOXAL.
THE PUBLIC IS HKREBY NOTIFIED
that my wii<*. EDITH MATHUES, hav
ing left my bed and board, 1 will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by
her. T. J. MATHUES.
Jy H-Thlt?
' HAIR DRESSIXtt.
I WISH MY FORMER CUSTOMERS
to know that I have resumed business at
?o. ZU east Marshall street.
Mrs. E. KAHL,
Jy24*7t (formerly Miss WildtV
PROPOSALS.
Room 11, Third Floor. City Hall,
Richmond. Va., July 2*>. 1898.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL 3
P. M., FRIDAY, July 29, 189*. for furnish
ing the Police Department with the BEST
ANTHRACITE E<JG AND NTT COAL
AND 1'INE KINDLING WOOD for one
?/ear from Aucu:* 1. litt, to be delivered
at the First, Se<T>nd. and Third Police
Station houses and patrol-house in SOCh
quantities as th? aseds of the ?lepart
ment rmy from time to time require.
The Committee on Police reserve the
rhjjht to reject any or all proposals of
fend, and to award the contract In wholo
or in part. ALFRED H. M'DOWELL,
Jy 27-2t_Clerk,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at toe ofllco of ,he LIjcht-House
Engineer, Fifth District, Post-Office
Building. Baltimore. Md., until 12 o'clock
noon AUGl'ST '27,, l?as, and then opened,
for the construction of the Wade Point
Light-House, North Carolina, in ac< ord
ance with plans and apeelfteatlons, copies
of which, with blank proposals und other
Information, miy bo bad upon applica
tion to W. A. JUNES. Ei.-utenant-CoIonei,
Corps of Engineers, United Stati-a army,
IJght-Houso EiiKineer.
_Jy '?r,.'zti.27&:?<Mu 2A&21-r,t
tached to the Division Hospital, who had
the misfortune to fracturo his leg a few
days since, i.s fast recovering, and will
bo out In a few ?lays.
Lieutenant H. G. Bogan, ordnance offi
cer of tho Second, has reoatved bills of
lading for the amount of ordnanOS t?>
complete the squlpinent of the rsglnrsnnt
Corporal James N. iiirtchfleld, if Corn
pany F, has been promoted to ijuarter
rasster aoraaaat, ?ries O. O. vniers.
Two hundred men from tho Second Vir
ginia will be stnt out to the rifl? -r.i:>. .
to-morrow morning for preliminary i?:,k
uce. Each man la r>-.?ijir.-.1 to lire twenty
rounds at 1?J0 yards; I.?..- at Ml yard.-, and
ten at 300 yards. The detail will bo
under the Hip??rvls.i.?n of LI? utenant-Colo
nel O. B. Roil? r, SaSlSted l?y Lieutenant
liently, of Company G; Lieutenant
Palmer, of Company F; Lieutenant Spil
ler, of Company D, and Lieutenant Lang
horn, of Company H.
Lieutenant Cochran. Company A, Sec
ond, has been detailed as regimental po
lice officer.
Company E, Captain i'ralKhlll, is on pa
trol duty in the county, to prevent the
soldiers from committing depredations.
Captain R. W. Patton has purchased a
large service tent for the Second, and
In a few days the boys will have a com
modious and comfortable tent In which
to read, write, and sleep. Captain Patton
lias devoted much of hia time to this en
terprise since the regiment arrived here,
ind much credit is due tiie success of his
iTorta.
The Fourth Regiment expects to move
ts camp about fifty yards on higher
rround.
It is rumored that Colonel Maus, chlef
iurpcon of tho division, has recommended
i;?.t the camp bo m??ved to the mountains
>f North Carolina or tho coast of Maine.
The Association Moonlljcht.
Announcements are now betas sent out
o the m< nhers <>f ths association con
ernlng the moonlight of next Thursday
light. The tame Is gotten out in a wry
ittractive form, with private mailing
ard for reply inclosed, and it Is safe to
?ay that orders will bo pouring in by
?oon to-day. Only 7-V) ticket:? tritt he
old. The demand will be much greater.
n case of bail weather the excursion
vil! be postponed, but th?j association is
Jways fortunate In baVlBf a ?ood night,
.nd It is hoped that this will be no excep
lon to the rule.
An Enjoyable Pound Party.
There was a delightful "pound party"
iven at tho residence of Mrs. J. E.
Vnght, 235 south Linden Street. Those
resent: Misses Viola Wright, Alma
?elson, Ji.-.-ie Seadrlc?S, Ellen Ander
un, Florence Garnett, Mary Rowe, Grace
Heron, Marie K?tasty, ?Oraos Bleat, Ruby
.;,a II. and Mesara. Barney Kingslcy,
'ercy Davis, Hatcher Davis, Frank
avis, Jenefer Glenn, John Blunt, ola.i
IT Sykes, Willie Wolf, Willie Garnett,
eorge Garnett, Mrs. Hendrlcka, Mrs.
.'right, Mrs. Blunt, Miss Boltz, and Mrs.
[. A. Craincn.
I'nld Ip I*r??nu?.l7.
Messrs. W. B. Garllck, N. K. White,
id F. R. Butler, officers of Union Cuun
I, No. 51, Royal Arcanum, on Tuesday
ening caviled on Mrs. Sarah Catherine
mmons, widow of W. C. Ammons, who
? d a few weeks ago, and paid her UMA
his amount was due her from tho coun
1 on account o? tho death of her hua
ind.
small Fire on I'lffli Street.
An alarm of flro at i>S/) o'clock yester
iy morning took? the department to
hitos ?arriage-shop. The flames had
elr origin In the paint-shop, and it took
i hour's hard work to keep them trotn
reading and doing much damage. Aa
was the loss will bo about *jl<A>.
Concord Association.
^LARKSVILLE, VA., July 27.-(Special.)
?t? Concord Baptist Association, which
.'t in annual session here yesterday,
id two Important and pleasant sessions
day, with Layman Duane as modera
r. The aaeociatiun pledged itself to
:.-e 1700 for State missions, and collected
sh to pay the indebtedness of tho Chase
y Academy. A large crowd is In at
idance. The association will adjourn
morrow. Among the Richmond peo
( here were Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson,
illlam Ellyson; R. H. Pitt, editor of the
ligious Herald; Thomas H. Eilett; Dr.
l?on, of the Woman's College, and Pro
or J, it. Hunter, of Richmond Col
ea
UattnA>TktV2rT WANTS.
WABTBD,
A GOOD MILL HAND. APPLY A!
Thomas E. Sugg's Mill, East Richmond
Jy 28-lt__.
WASTED
STENOGRAPHER AND* BOOK-KEEP
er; work light; ?alary. UM a week, ^d
dress COMPANY, care Dispatch. ^.^
wTkt?d.
A YOUNG LADY WITH SOME EXPE
rlence desires a Position In a Friv-it.
Family to Teach the Usual L"*?"?'
Branches, Beginners In Latin, and Music
References exchanged. Please apply t?
Miss E. K. 8.. care Postmaster, Poin<lex
ter. Loulaa county. Va._Jy 28-4t
WASTED,
A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK. SIN
gle man preferred. Muet be well recorn
mended. Address "DRUGGIST," south
west corner Washington and Prlnc?
streets, Alexandria. Va_jy 1?-U
~~ WASTED,
A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK AND A
Reslstered Assistant Pharmactet. Ad
dress, with reference, stating salary ex
l>ected. "DRUGGIST." Post-Office Boi
MO. Richmond. Va. Jy 28-eod3t
WASTED.
SITUATION BY RB-IAB-fS REGISTER
e.l Pharmacist. Strictly temperate. Fif
teen years' experience. Age, 33. AddreBi
PHARMACIST. Box 33, Covington, Va.
1v 2?-Th.Sa?Su.".t?
EXPERIENCED TEACHER.
A NATIVE VIRGINIAN. EXPECTING
to return earlv In September from the
University of Lei* sic, In Germany, de
sires a Position) with board for wife and
two children, both under 5 years. He is
a graduate of the University of Virginia;
A. M. of Princeton; Ph. D. of Illinois,
arid has studied In the John Hopkins
University. He prefers college work, but
would accept a position In an academy,
or even In a private family, as he Is skil
ful in elementary Instruction. Specialties,
Ancient and Modern Languages. For par
ticular? address Mrs. R. H. WILLIS, 301
Kellogg street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Jy 19-Tu.TuA-Snlm
WASTED,
A FIRST-CLASS COOK. WITHOUT EN
cumbrance, ono willing to assist In houso
work. Apply at 2100 Venable street.
_ _Jy27-2t
WASTED,
BY AN EXPERIENCED MAN, A Posi
tion in some Hotel or Restaurant, who
understands all about the bar and lunch
counter. Can show good recommenda
tions from last employer. Address M. J.
L., 330 north Sixth street, city. Jy 23-6t?
BUBISBSS WANTS.
I Have Met the Enemy,
and They are Ours.
Who thought of selling Finest Cul
peper Creamery Butter for 15c. ?
We not only made the way, but we
?ctually make the goods, and tho best
evidence of how it is made Is your con
tinued orders. We have actually the
-ream of the family trade of Richmond,
rvho can testify that our Creamery But
er is the purest, sweetest, and cheapest
Butter Cney have ever bought.
Jnnlop Patent Family Flour, 2 bags (y-yr
rinest Family Flour, per barrel, C_ n_-v
now goods .?P?_? *-*'?t*?
0 000 pounds Finest Sugar-Cured Hams,
7 to 8 pounds each, sweet and mild ?.-?
cured, per pound.
pounds Arbucklo's Coffee. 55e
'ure Butcher's Lard ...._. 5"***
V'ater-Oround Meal, per bushel.... 5^***
'? ?miner Whiskey, 8 years old, per . ?-?.f?
quart .H. 4?JW
X) bushels Large, New Potatoes, w -_
per peck . 1Ov'
'Inest Gunpowder Tea, per pound. e\e?m
SSt Mixed Tea .
?TOO pounds Nice Sugar-Cured
Shoul.l.rs .
7C
reakfsst Bacon, streak lean, ? .
streak fit . V
',000 pounds Country Bacon Sides.
.000 pounds Family Pork .
6c
6c
erw Carolina Rice, large grain.... *-"**
0 dozen Fine Imported Beer, no family
should be without a case, per A?*?,,-.
dozen . UUL
uffy Malt Whiskey, largo quart bot
tles, for dyspeptics and weak peo- fi*-/-*
?und cans Blue-Ribbon Baking ? *
Powder . /*?*
ome-Mado Blackberry Brandy,
per quart .
ISC
large bars Pure Laundry Soap.... 2,5"?'
cakes Palm Soap . 25-C
ire Cider Vinegar, per gallon...
IOC
ick Candy Syrup, per gallon. $W
bson's Old Rye Whiskey?this is 6 years
)ld?the very thing to take with ?a.er.
rou In your travels, per quart.... / *>??
pound bucket Large, Fat dji ~_
llackercl . "P1?**;)
ound box Oatmeal . 3"***
pounds Snowflako Starch. -*5C
>w Cut Herrings, 4 dozen for....
?ported Claret Wine, per quart.. *?* ' ?
ans Potted Ham and Tongue.... ? 5***
000 bales Choice Green Timo
thy Hay?we handle nothing
but sweet, choice, and JZfk^
first-class hay?per too 3vfC
?,ooo bushels finest "3^*-*
Oats. DDL
,000 bags Bran and *7E/-,
Shipstuff. *3t<
300 bushels Finest
Corn.
When we advertise the above
?ods at prices set opposite each
tide we mean just what we
y. We have the goods, and
get your trade we will even
t tho prices lower. Justgive
a trial and you can see we
ean business.
45c
. O'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
Or -' J.?a,Su.Ta_Tn;
WASTED.
GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO
Table Board with congenial private
illy for two or three months. Address
G. H.. care of E. P. Reeve _ Co., ?_
ball stroet. Jy l?-lt
WASTED,
Bui FIVE (5) DOUBLE-HOUSE
nber Wagons. Address W., Dispatch
:e. Jy 28-3t
WASTED,
.IE ONE TO ADOPT A HEALTHY
ISlS Infant (white). References ex
Bgsd, Answer at once. Address I).,
patch office._ Jy 2g-lt**
SUMAC WASTED.
IGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR 100
1 of Primo Virginia Sumac. THE
ICUQCIA FEED COMPANY, 43Z north
h street, corner Clay._Jy 17-ts
WASTED,
INTEREST IN A PAYINO MANU
urlng business. Am a young man, and
furnish time and capital. No an.sw.-rs
his advertisement will bo considered
ss full particulars end names ac
pany same. Address J. G. Y , Post
e. Box _ city. Jy 2l-Th?_Su8t?
FOR ?ALE.
R SALE, AN EXCELLENT FAMILY
CSE and BUQOY. Ttu horse is a
Jed bay. good sise, not aby of car?
p.-rfectly gentle In all respecta. Any
can drive htm with perfect safety
for want of u?e. DANIEL TALIA
Ku. Hygei? Stable, oj*. ?nob stm:.
28-3t Ij
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TAXEE WOB TEE CWJWfT ?AUW
DAR YRAR AR* TO -* f?aUT> PRC
RATA ?T TMtt \mtWOE AMD TEA
By C. L. * H. L. Denoon,
Real Eatate Agents and Auctioneers,
821 Main r treet.
SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION 01
THAT
EXCELLENT BLSINE88 STAND,
No. 802 North Fifth Street,
BEING THE SUBSTA.VTIALLY-BUILI
TWO-STORY STOLE AND
DWELLING
FOR MANY YEARS OCCUPIED BY O
M GASSER. Esq.,
AND MORE RECENTLY BY T. F. HAN
NIGAN, Esa
At the request of the owner, we wit
sell, by auction, on tho premises, or
THURSDAY, JULY 28. 18?,
at 6 o'clock P. IL. the desirable STORE
AND DWELLING. No. ?12 north Ftftf
street, containing about 7 ro?>ms, beside*
the large store-room. The building is a
most substantially, built 2-story brl.-k
structure, and is the most desirable busi
ness stand in the locality. The own?
is determined to sell, so a great bargain
may be expected.
TERMS; Easy, and announced at sale.
C. L. & H. L. DENOON,
jy 26 Auctioneers.
By the Valentine Auction Company,
Auctioneers.
COFFEE, TEASTOAKES. CI?ACK
Vy ?Kft.COKFSiiBLNS, SHOW-CAShS, ALMO.
TRIC FANS AND MOTOR. ICE-CREAM
MACHINE. COFFEE-MILL, SOAPS,
COUNTERS, &c, AT AUCTION.-On ac
count o? parties moving their place cf
business, wa will sell at No. 42,3 north
Sixth street,
TO-DAY (THURSDAY), JULY 28TH,
at 1:30 o'clock P. M., 24 Coffee Bins, 40
Ice Tubs and Tins, ice-cream Machine,
large Coffee-Mill. Scales. 3 Electric Fans
and 2-Horse Motor, lots of Bottles. I ?>
riKlit Showcase, Coffees, Teas, Cakes.
Crackers, Laundry Soap, &c; also, 1
Boiler and 2 Counters.
J. H. VALENT!NE.
Jy 28-lt_Auctioneer.
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
9i*9 east Franklin street.
KOLLER-TOP ~?)ESK, PARLOR
AND CUAMBKK SL1 IS. WAKDROBES,
AND FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
AT AUCTION.
I will sell at my auction-house, at
10an A. M.,
TO-DAY (THURSDAY), JULY K. Is-'?.
1 excellent Roller-Top Oak Desk and Of
fice Chairs;
Crush??d Plush, Plush and Turkish Rug,
and Mohair Parlor Suits, and Separate
Parlor Pieces;
A largo number of Oak and other Cham
ber Suits;
Handsome Cherry Chiffonniere, Oak find
Walnut Wardrobes, Extension Tables,
Iron Por??h Chairs. Velour*?. Morris
Reading Chaira, Sofas, Bed an?l oth.r
Lounges, Couches, High-Back and
other Chaira, Rockers, Tallies. P?
tures, Clocks, Carpets, Matting, Oil
Cloth, Bureaus, washstands, Bed
steads, Springs, Mattresses, BtOVOS,
and a l nx* assortment of nico House
hold articles.
. GEORGE W. MAYO.
Jy 2S Auctioneer.
Al'CTIOJT SAJLES?r?(or? Da/?.
WHIN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR TH1-: ?TURENT CALEN
DAR YEAR ARE TO RE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
By J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. U13 cast Main street.
rPBUSTEES' SALE
A OF
A TWO-STORY-A NI )- BASEMENT
DWELLING,
No. 818 BUCHANAN STREET.
By virtue of a deed of trust from Alfred
T. Baker and Carolina Baiter, his wife,
and Elisabeth Payne, t?> the underai
truateea, ?iat?*?i April 5, UM?, ami recorded
in Clerk's office of the Chancery i
of the city of Richmond, Deed-Book I'M
A. page 204. to secure a oeftala b?.i,<I
therein described, and default having
been made, an?i betas rear?red by th..?
beneficiary so to do, wo will proceed to
sell, on the premises,
TUESDAY, AUGUST ID,
at 6 o'clock P. M-, the PROPERTY de
scribed In said deed as follows: "All that
lot of land, with improvem? nts
thereon, lying and being In the city of
Richmond, Va., on the west side of Bu
chanan street, beginning 25 feet from
Sedar street and running south a:ni front?
na ?m Btiehanan street 30 feet, and Lack
Mtween parallel lines 10? f.--r."
TERMS: rash as to expenses of sale and
ill unpaid taxes, and the sum of 176112,
jalance due on said bond, and the re-Mu.?
n twelve months, with interest, secured
yj a trust deed.
.il l.IUS STRAUS,
W. .r west WOOD.
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
Tru I
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
Jy_28_^____
George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
EXECUTRIX'S HALE OF TRUCKS,
WAGO.N?. DRUS.
BLACKSMITH'S OUTFIT, &c.
By direction of Mrs. Lucy A. Lipscomh.
xecutrlx of A. B. I-lpscomb. ;
rtll sell at the factory, No. 731 ea*-.t Cary
treet, at HM A. M..
FRIDAY, JuLY H, 1898,
New i-Horse Truck, 1 New Milk Wacon.
1 New Grocery Wagon, and 1 New
Dray;
i number of Second-Hand Drays,
Wagons. &c. ;
Medlum-Slzo Combination-Lock Ile?
rinir E
Irlll Presses. Tire Binders, and a full
assortment of Tools and Machinery
f??r a complete Blacksmith's and
Wagon Maker's Outllt, and numerous
miscellaneous articles.
OEORCUD W. MAYO,
Jy 2S-3t_Au?-tion?'??r.
HRUSTEE'S SALB.
In execution of a deed of trust 1
ane 9, IS&3. of record in the Clerk's oil s
! Chesterfield County ?'ourt. Virginia,
i Deed-Book 70, page 176, I will, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1S98.
: 2:30 P. at, s?'H at public auction, on
ie premises, the TWO-STORY BRICK
rOREHOUSE, v.ith TWO ACRES OF
AND, ironting on tin,- Buckingham roa?l,
Midlothian, In Chwerfleld county, v.l..
?.upled for some time past as th.j
Bee,
rERMS: One fourth cash; the residue
equal Instalments, with Interest add
: from day of sale, for negotiable
yable at six. twelve, and eighteen
onths, and to be secured by trust deed
<>n the property.
Iy27 A. R. ?'OCRTNEY. Trustee.
By George H- Valentine, Audio*
i UCTION BaOTo? PRINTERS'
i. M 'Pl'LIK*-?.
[jy direction of the trustee, I will sell,
public auction,
FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1898,
10:30 A. at, tho entire STOCK OF
UNTERS' SUPPLIES contained in the
>re of L. H. Jones A Co., U south
velf'h street, consisting of one 7x11
berty Press. Bronze Powders. PaiMtng
ment. Ljre Brushes. l-'addtaft Machine,
mpo.?inK Sticks, Quoins, Letter Press,
sk, Shelving, etc.
1'ERMS: Cash.
GEORGE H. VALENTINE,
y 28-2t_Auctioneer.
ron RBXT.
for im:> r.
. 12 EAST MAIN. BANDE?ME, M?>
n Flats. Every convenience for com
t. Apply to
CHARLY A. ROSE.
y 24-8u.ThASu3t Real Eatate Agent.
FOR KENT,
, 716 EAST MAIN STREET. THIS IS
new building, with delightful
?m and story above. It la also on one
the beat blocks on Main street to do
Jlnesi*. J. D. CARNEAL,
y 22-Ct No. 110? east Main street.
~~? FOiTRaS?t,
B VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
els. Dwelllna*. No. 1716 ea?t Broad
eet, containing? rooms, and having oltjr
ter. It is ? bargain at P per mouth.
J. B. ELAM A co..
i U-lOt ' lUJ Main atreet.
^jAMonon BALKS-?*-....-. ?.^
WHEN REAL ESTATE 18^,^ ....
TAXES FOR THK CURRENT CAL_3
DAB YEAR ARE To JiE PAID ?0
VENDE-" VHm VtNDOK A Sj
By J. Thompson I tro-,,-,, *
Real Estate Agent? snd Auctioneer?
1113 Main ?tr??*, *
TRUSTEES* 8-LB
OP
-RAMIO DWELLING ON
STREET HETWEE:. I-i [?,,X
BELVIDERB STUB L
By virtue of a teed et trust ? >?..
Thomas N. K.?r.dl?r and wife to
deralgned tru*-t?-i's, dat-d ju,.. (
and recorded In the CI? rk'? effli
rv Court, fity of Richmond, i
_15, page 170. to secure
therein described, and defau '
made, and being required i
clary so to do, we will pre
on the premises, In i
?aid deed. **"
MONDAY, AUGUST L 1 '?**,
at ? o'clock P. M., *
PERTY therein d.
All that loi of land, lying en I ?--?, .
th <ity of Richmond, with h
thereon, on the south lin?* of *
beginning 144 1-2 feet from
of Pin? sir?-, r, runnlni *
ly, and front?n,
<"hlna Btreel a? I |l ;
between parallel lin- 4
TERMS: Ca? h as
and all unpaid | , *)
i-'.l ~2. be anc? din n ?aid ?
residua in twelve ro< n hu '
and secured by t- ?
11 "S
W. J. W!
J. THOMPSON I
J. Thompson Brown .?. I
UyTA. L. Ada
end
J. Thompson Brown .?.
Real ?state Agents and A ,
TRUSTEES' S?LE OF two
MAM I DWSLUNO! v
ON I.HI-; STREET an
STREET, MANCH! ...
By virtue of a d<
Albert L, Moon snd wir".- to
sign, i trus,
and recorded In th? <":' rk'? ;
Court of Chester-field, ?
t<> m ere s certain
?ci'ii). !. and defa lit
and being reaulred tu t?. b,
to do, ?7? will proce< .1 i . '
premises, on
MONDAY. Al'(?1ST ! : .
at 4 o'clock P. If., the Pi;
-
those two lots m land, I* ,
tr,.- . Ity of Manch? i i- and pai
county of Cb? ?terfleld.
- 'i lot fronting on Holly m
4 inches, and being ab
from Old Dominion ?tree
on Holly atreet B feet li
betw? en parallel lin? - i- . r
thai .ot of Land
bstws, n Holly atr? ?t and tr
and Petersburg railroad, fi
north side ,.r i.
;
No? i ;*. 135, and :
rERMS: Ca?h .
and ail unpaid ' ?
57":'. tu. bal mi d ..- on ",
In twelve months,
'
\v. .1 \\ EST\
J. TIP IMPS. i\
mson and Brown Vuci
BY VIRT?K OF \ DEK? Of
TBUST lO illi: t NUBRaiU.N'in,
bearing dstS rio- M a Oct
corded In Clerk'? offl
County Court. In D
default hating I
m. ni of the
I ilia I''',,
I will sell publicly,
MONDAI
at 1 o'clock P. M., al th *
the com ; -bou te of Q . ,,
following REAL ES1 *
All th.t TRAC ? ' [>. with Im
prove!:.
ty. .-mi known as the
BER TRA, T," com
DRED AND PO
ng land?
I, and othei . I
!.. A P. '
tltloll, <lat.il April .".
heirs of A. P L)i
TERM8: ' l ;
executing th . ,
and a bond * r 11
from the 21th .1
ince if ..i
be aim
By J. Th?
Rea:
No. Ill] -
TRUSTEES S A l.l.
VERY VALUABLE LOT AND !
ING-HOI
No, BOO EAST MARSHAL!
IN THE CITY OK RICHi
By virtue of a d? ! ( ti
the lltii .lay of D
Dickinson and h? r hu?l
n the
Itlchmond. in Dee? *B iok H7 P. ?
:. as ButwUtiited i
luctlori on the pr m?? I on
FRli'.U, AUOl
it 5 o'clock P. M.. sUtB
.AM '. witii a dvs. Illi
mprovem? ats th? r? on, lying i
h lbs eit. of RI ai i
?Ide of Mar
?oint on tbe non!.
ant one hundred
last line of Tw? nt >
-tinning thence
lorth line . : >
i thirty-tw.
?a, K. northwardly between pai
B fast to sa alley In ee_us
u |e.
TERMS: I
urciia.-e no. '
ay th... expenaea of axecuUng lb
:
a on th? bond i b< r? by t
ay 13,001; end a? to i Idue,
f six mom h?, with in,
of ?aii,. for a bleb *
from
y the purchaser, snd : *
M. M. GILLIA Id
j m pson Broi . *
__.
.-. .
Real i
.
PRUSTEE'S AUCTION BALE
L Of \
DETACHED i H
N THB WEBT SIDE O
STREET, BETB r I S BA? IN?
CHA Kl i \ S] BEETS IN
the bmi
.
Rlcbm?
> A, page 23?. d? fault h?
th.- paym, nl or a i lion ' *
. ur. .1 b) the said , "
by th?
.it public
lacs, on
MONDAY, Al
oca P. m . the :
- the deed of ttu---.
lii I
t fronts H f.. : ?
'
or all cab, at th? -
C. It .
U.USTEE'S SALE OF VALVaBIM
WEST KNJJ W
ly virtue of a .
i January JL
mi. o County Cou, t <i? rk
* US? "i
ving been mad? In a i
ure.l u.. i. by, -i I
* beneficiary ?o
lilitt auction, on tl.<- :
SA
6 o'clock P. M., tho
1bed m ?*.?i<l trust deed
s of land, lying and being
tnty (but now m the i ; > ' '
.) iisirnl
r.. i . on-1 rlsii ;
\ Robinson, l will ? !
1er <i\'
?
i rid 1 '
I
.; - :
:
-< due on u note fur $4.<.?' *.. '. ^
t on said bala:.
i. ui! paid; th?
Imeiit? at one und two year?
sale, for notes, wPh mt?
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