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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18
The Dox Robbed

TACOMA, March 13.--Wells, Fargo = Cos
treasure box was robbed Of $500 in coin
last Tuesday. Monday afternoon last the
Columbia National Bank sent by messenger
d package consigned to the bank Of Everett.
1t'was received BY Cashier w D Stewart.
who on that day took charge Of the office.
relieving Agent ] r Mcintyre, who has
been in charge for three years. Stewart
says he placed the money package ana
another small package in the treasure box.
locked 1t and Tuesday morning turned Il
over to the driver, William Strong, who IN
turn put the box aboard the steamer Bailey
Qafzert, bound for Seattle. At Seattle Cash
ier Mcleod received the treasure box and
reported II broken open and onpty
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18

SALEM, Or March i4.-At the city school
election today. thirteen women attempted
30 vote, hut were refused BY the election
iudge. They were very loud in their do
nnneiation Of the Judge. the law and every
thing else. A perfect uproar existed for a
time. II l. not known whether or not they
will contest the election. Wylie A Moores.
lndepeDdeot republican. was elected clerk
by q majority of "a votes over II Shoainnker
democrat. and 46B votes over ] II Bridges.
republican. w |. Wade wis eIncled di,
rector. A total vote Of ii47 was "a. /.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18

MgRKLiA, State Of Michoiean. Mexico.
March 1.-THE Fuego volcano Is again in
an active state Of eruption. and several
thousand people living in the valley ad.
joining the mountain are In 4 state 81 Ter.
ror. Their homes are being threatened
with devastation. At copendara. loo miles
from the volcano. heavy showers Of ashes
have been falling at intervals for several
days past.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18
fIsy RIeetien q r.s s.raaae.

Ia GRAspE. Or March l4.--A light vote
was polled NJ the city election today. there
being nothing 10 induce q full turnout. S Il
Reeves was elected mayer, defeating J w
Whann by go votes out Of d total of COS.
David Bay was elected councilman for the
first ward. s 4 Howarth for the second, and
J ID Mckennon for the third.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18

DIRDs FOR sA. E.-Mrs. Vim Meyer
- has somo ine canary birds. genuine
Scotch whistlers, tor sale. Call en- her at
her homo on Water street. heswtea Hill aud
Msine street,.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EGGS.- Pure bred @ Brown Leg.
- horn eggs 81 per 10. Aadnss, w
w Crawford 1alIm1n, regnn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

bKo " WRIGHT 2
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-18

ErOIt RENT4-New swslllnx. Ave
II rooms. hard fetish, eastern part or
the city. Inquire OF Ed X u Carter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
Knw AmonE Repnhlicans.

LuRAY, Va. April Q. Specal.l-T Re
publican county convention 10 select dele
gates TO the Republican district and state
conventions assembled here to-day III Brand 3
Hotel Judge }. c. Newman. chairman OF
the county committee. was called TO the
chair and c. T. Hoffman was selected as
secretary
Trouble has been brewing in the party
since the last spring election. A fight Is be-
ing made by one faction of the party 10 Gust
ex-County Chairman f. Z. Brovles from his
position of United States deputy revenue
collector. and this fight has engeudered great
bitterness. The proceedings OF the conven-
ton were scarcely under way when disorder
commenced. resulting il u free fight among a
number belonging TO the contendms FAC
tons
Chairs and sticks were freely used. result
ing in several wounded heads and other
slight injuries. Pistols were drawn but not
fired. Pandemouium reigned supreme, but
amidst the uproar and confusion the dele
gates and aternates were named.
Several arrests have leen made. The adhe-
rents OF Mr. Broyles who we're present CAIN
that they largely outnumbered the contend
ing faction. and that snap judgment was
taken on them in the selection OF the place OF
meeting and in the selection Of delegates
The opposing faction deny this.
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a Bitter Political Tfphf

NoRFoIK. VA. April Especial. The
voters of the First ward held an adjourned
meeting at Mechanics Hall last night for the
purpose OF nominating counoiimen from that
ward. There were about 500 voters present.
II Was very violent body Several alterca-
tons occurred. and many times there was
every indication that the meeting would break
up IN IA not. Ii was struggle to the death
between the ring and the anti-ring. The vote
was taken, with victory for the ring by a
large majority.
The people Of Norfolk hoped that the coun-
oh-eiect would be an improvement on the old
Scouhcii In tins they are vastly mistaken.
SSone OF inc best men OF the old council have
oeeh retired and many of those returned are
sosoIo'ey unqualified to manage the city's
g.. Inc coal shipments from Iambert's Point
tons '' 80" "ei" %1'loz
AZ; az Tue meeting Of the city council held Inst
Ssns MI. Charles sharp. q prominent law
ys., gave the cityfsthefs n severe rasnjng He
s .pp.aleu 10 urge the city 70 carry out a con.
unct made with him looking TO improvino Ira IN
streets. lie commenced his address Inv say; nc y
snat ne had $4,000 worth of property tied - =
~ thef negligence and could not saIl ons
so0' OF ms land. and that he is losing about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

Sentenced for Rohblng Adams Express.

STANTON, Va. April Especial. Sam
Wilson lcoloredl whose theft Of checks from
the Adams Express Company was at the time
reported IN IHE IrUe. was arraigned in the
hustings court Yesterday. convicted and SEN
fenced to tie penitentlary for two years on
plea OF guilty.
Liquor licenses were granted at this term of
the court 10 all persons who had been in
dorsed by the excise board. IN the county
districts local option carries the day. ish-
ersville. Shenandoah. NaynesbOrO and stu
arts Draft precincts IN South River district
vote on local option the 10Th instant. NAynes-
boro has been dry for number of years
Mr. o. X. LaphRm, the millionaire OF
ChicagO. who has for some wears operated
the bark works here, has worked with Il
diligence and fidelity in starting a beet
SUGAR factory which has deservedlv won
Ilghtheart have gone to Europe, TO pur-
chase the necessary machinery and inspect
the beet-sugar works The works Will be-
gin operations here IN the fall, satisfactory
arrangements having been made with the
farmers.
Professor Touchon. leader of the Stonewan
q Band has organized the stanton Orcnes-
ira" with nine pieces, and we shall hereafter
have fine orchestral music
G. H. Townsend trap editor" of Forest
and Stream, writes W. T. Summerson, of tie
Stanton Gun Club, that lie and his friends
will arrive here April nth 10 take part in
the shooting match the 18th. 18th and lith
twenty-five thousand targets have been pro-
yided.
The petition for q Grover Cleveland club
has recei, ed "a majority OF the Democratic
voters OF the city. and the club will be organ
lied next week. he paper has been circu-
lated 10y Mr.. George W. May "a veteran #
MahOnes brigade who was at the Crater. He
has secured 450 signers. Colonel j. H. SKIN
ner. the gallant commander OF the Fifty-sev-
enth Virginia asked the privilege of signing
the paper.
Sheriff Wattsand Deputy George A. Hutche-
son lett YESTERDAY for Washington. Ind. to
bring back Dr. G. b. Lohr. who is wanted by
the authorities here for horse-stealing.
The Stanton neyelopment Company has
sued its delinquent stockholders for unpaid
assessments. They have brought forty-two
suiis already and the number will be largely
increased
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clearinghouse Misunderstanding Notes.


p,rrrsnunG. VA. April Especial. THE
DWELLING house of Mr. Bradt. n Northern
settler residing in Dinwildie county. was de-
stroyed hy fire NJ an early hour tins morning
A son of Mr.. lradt. who was asleep up Stars
narrowly escaped being burned 10 death; Inc
house was a two-stOry building ana was
partly covered by insurance. lhe hre orig
mated from a defective fine. ,.,,.
Mr. John II. Wade. son Of Mr.. NliIam
NJ. Wade OF Ettrick. Chesierheld county
met with a very serious accident day OF TWO
AGO. He was riyeting the dome OF boiler OF
"a steamboat at Newport News when the seal
fold fell upon him. 1t Is thought That his
back Is broken.
The receints Of cotton at this port for the
past week were ls5 bales The receipts OF to-
bacco Of the different warehouses for the week
were 1s8 hoesheads and sales OF loose ZJl OS5
pounds.
For the week past the offerings Of loose
tobacco hive been only moderate. In fact, we
do not look Tor neavy offerings of loose again
this season The quality OF that sold has
been generally or rather better grade. but the
proportion oi fine IN the crop IL exceedingly
small The highest price paid during the
week was s. ., for a lot grown by Nh. j. D..
Parkinson. Of Dinwiddie county. Quote CON-
mon Jugs from q 10 3: good Jugs from 500
short leaf from - TO $3.50; medium from :
TO $3.50: good from 80 to S12, and fine leaf
from sl2 % 10 $3.50. These quotations are Tor
red and dark tObaccOs.
Mr. George BOwles. teamster OF this city.
left bis home yesterday morning, since winch
time nothing has been seen or heard OF MN.
His family are very much concerned as to his
whereabouts.
The peanut market is quiet; receipts and
sales very light; prime, ~ to &c. extra
prime. 29.c: fancy. - to sc. Spanish &c.
The residence OF Mr.. Joseph l. PEBBLES. on
Washington street took fire last night from the
explosion Of kerosene lamp. The flames
were quickly extiuguished. aud but little
damage was done.
HE representatives from Petersburg to
the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows of Virginia;
which meets in annual session IN Richmond
on Tuesday. are Il. W. Collier and George
Il innes.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT DWELLINGS. M
10. 40 west Clay street, rooms $3.50 per all
M n ilo west Main street lunexpred lease. $3.50
No. eii west Marshall street. new brick 1850 per
No aI'' east Leigh street, rooms, $3.50 per an
No isI west Cary street just papered and re-
paired 1910 per annum. ..o,-.,,,.,
M o eost Duyal street. rooms. 1872 per annum'
No. 6o2 east Leigh street. rooms sioO per an
No , an Reservoir street. detached brick, $50
No P iios e" north Twenty-ninth street, rooms.
No 95i north second street, rooms, $50 per
No. q5 west Broad street first floor sli4 per
No " sl9 north Twenty-eighth street, rooms,
No. IA Temple street, detached frame si2O per
No - q east Clay street, rooms, $40 per an
No. l8'5 Th.rty-frst atreet, detached frame 6
rooms. sl2O per annum -, -. so..oto5
No. III north IWenty-seYenth street, uelacHe"
Va. Io5 Charity street, brick, rooms. $3.50 per
month. y e.uoo. , roor,s
Corner lWenty-seconu hhu \ n'i0o' ''O"'''
Va ma Wallace street. rooms. 1888 per month.
No 2O- east Nam street, rooms. - PEI iioAth'
No COZ Holly street, rooms, Is per lnohtn.
No ms Moore street, rooms, - per mohtn.
No. 52i north Twenty first street, rooms o. per
No. s5i Washington street, rooms e. per
No. ' east Dual street, rooms rearl, 81 per
No. 5ig tioddin street. rooms, 81 per month.
STORES
No. sos east Main street, store and basement
no
NJ ~ east BROAD Street, store and dwelling
$500 yer 0nnum e Af
W ness tes "ioylor street store and dwelling 500
per auauu ..,,. e., ,r,,or--
goo per anuum, 49,. , l.iii,
s2O per annum. . III
slS1 per annum. ,t. 49,,
per annuln. ,,f.
No. 2fiO ~ east Nam street, bloIe anu u"ollIh@'
F'' '0' DENOON. TUPpFR CO..
No. 81 east Main street.
Phone, 300. AplO-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

:, soo NOR roor hccause the city refuses to
$3.50 We, nr',,en contract with him. Said
rIa''y ou' wa''I zen playing battledore and
satsecock long enough with me Of 1p i ISis
tine than It has taken you to dloposo VI ,ra
small matter Nap snd russia Sia" am now de-
,aS,Vma3 70 take care OF myself II you do not
I,amsn ., This matter tonight ! sue the
" o,sr gor Jamaces and. gathering M. his
mn, lett tue nall. This, morning, II Is
stated that a suit will at once be entered. -
csterdav afternoon gentleman hnneu
- vim resides IN Portsmouth and IL en-
,loved AT the maynard saw-mill. fell against
= machinery saw and WAS badly cut IN the ao-
There are now employed at the NorIoiK
Tbnrsdav night a bolt Of lightning passed
down the electric hight wire at DR.. Charles
Cnlpopers Office III Portsmouth and burst
the globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

LEXINGTON. Va, April Especial. The
Staunton Military Academy PLAYED the WASH
ington and Lee University here today on the
Virginia Military Institute parade-grounds in
IA cold wind and some snow. IL was the first
game of baseball of the season. About $50
students and cadets witnessed the game.
Stanton did not defeat the Washington and
Lees and did not expect 10. They were in
bad practice and made ten costly errors 20 the
home teams two. while scoring FIVE runs and
allowing twonty-four 10 the 'Narsities Their
battery Is OF good material and will improve.
The game throughout was dull AID without
interest. Beckleman, for the 'Narsities. pitch.
Ing careless game and Davis making costly
error in third inning by high throw to third,
giving the visitors two runs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

ScoTrsyuLr. VA. April g. special. -
Several days since q very sad and fatal acct
dent occurred to youth from near this place.
Willie Stegars father is a trapper by voca-
ton. and goes of annually % the different
small rivers in the state, taking with him one
or two sons. Willie. the oldest, in drawing
his gun from its place to shoot hawk in one
of the upper counties on Roanoke river dis
charged the load in his side from which lie
died on the next day.
Wheat "a simply surprising the best reason
able calculations none winter-killed. Oats
and grass promise well
Albert Watson, Jr. WAS sent this week 10
the penitentiary from this county for a term
OF ten years for being accessory before the
fact TO the burning of several valuable out
buildings on the farm OF Mr.. q. Walker Gil
mer about a year ago. This negro incited
TWO others 70 do the burning and by his own
confession he is "a States charge.
Black bass are beginning l. bite. Some bad
boys have used q little dynamite on the con-
gregated eats" during the last several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Con-
tain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
TEN when enterlnc it through the mucous
surfaces such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, Us the damage they will do is ten fold
10 the good YOU can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by
T. J. Cheney d Co.. Toledo O.. contains no
mercury aud is taken internally, and acts d..
rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine 1t is taken in.
Cheney a Co. "
e1-Sold by druggists price 75o. Der bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL.
Railway and Warehouse Co.
NOTICE.

large amount Of the bonds and stock OF the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
AND OF THE UNDERLYING SECURITIES
has been deposited under the plan Of reorgani.
cation Of March /, 1892, lodged with the CEN.
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY, Of Now York. Hold
ers of tho TERMINAL COMPANY SECUM
TIES mus. elect on or before THURSDAY, the
18th instant II they will become parties to the
plan formed TO protect their interests and prop
erty. The committee desires 20 impress upon
the holders Of TERMINAL SECURITIES that
the deposit OF a majority Of these securities on
the 18th instant will show a united interest and
practically demonstrate that the plan Of reor-
ganization will be carried through. The CEN
TRAIL TRUST COMPANY CERTIFICATES
which are being issued IN exchange for the Sc
curites deposited under the plan Of reorgani-
zaiion have been listed on the New York Stock
Exchange. The holders Of the SECURITIES
OF THE AUXILIARY CORPORATIONS are in
vited TO cooperate and become parties 70 the
plan to preserve the integrity OF this large sys-
TEN Of railroads. the disIntegration Of which
would prove disastrous to such securities.
Copies OF the plan OF reorganization may be
had at the Office of the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY. Of New York.
NEW YORK, April Z. 1892.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
OLIVER II. PAYNE,
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN,
WILLIAM II. PERKINS,
HENRY BUDGE,
II. G. FAHNESTOCK,
J. KENNEDY TOD.
Committee.
GEORGE S. ELLIS Secretary.
ap s-tlin "a Wall street, New York.
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i,nrinl OF Il. b. Mnrtin-Dora Furnace.

PULASKI. Va. April S. Speciai.l-The re-
mains of the late Il. D. Martin reached here
from Salem on yesterday about noon. and
OWING TO the rain storm then raging the
burial was postponed until this niterno n.
He owned all the land upon which Pulaski
now rests Martins Tank pulaskis pre-
decessor was named in his honor by the rail
road author ties.
Professor Brown is conducting a private
school since the close of the public.
Elaborate musical programmes have been ar
ranged Tor ias.er Sunday ny the choirs Of the
Episcopal and Methodist churches.
Our streams have been nigh but no damage
has been done.
The bicycle rage has broken ont in full
force.
New interest is being manifested in an cleo
trio plant. There is much activity in the
building world. Dora furnace is being tested
preparatory % commencement of full work.
Tie preliminary trial OF Bud Colt charged
witt the murder OF andrews by overlooking
him with whisky, Is in progress at Newbern
today.
Services have been continued at the Presby-
terian church through the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

STANTON. Va, April Especial. Jesse
Walker shot and instantly killed BENJAMIN
Goosby this afternoon at Basic City at 3.l5
O'clock. at the Chesapeake and Ohio depot.
Walker claims that he acted in solf-defense.
hut witnesses say there was very slipht pro.
vocation. Walker says Goosby owed him
some money. 1t is stated that this is tie
third man Walker has killed Walker il
from fluyanns and Goosby is from Abe
marie. Walker has been brought here end is
in aD
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AUCTION sALES-Monday.
.o~-~~-~~.~l~-~-~---~-~ -~4---.~-~----~-~|~
BY ii. Valentine. Auctioneer.
1856 east Main street.
$4,000 STOCK OF GOODS Al A''
TI0N.
DAMAGED BY FIRE AND WATEh
by THE
RECENT FIRE AT MRS. J. LILIENfELo0'
AUCTION sALEs-Monday.
RECENT FIRE AT Mrs. j. LILIENFELVs'
This large stock of goods will be sold at auc-
ION strictly 10 the trade

This large stock of goods will lie sold az au'
ton strictly 10 the trade
MONDAY. APRIL 1iTH.
at 1890 o'clock at 1893 east Main street: NO.
al sold first day. will continue sale n,ii e,,ee(
loi is disposed of. large portion OF me Mt
only slightly damaged by water ana so safI,ys.
hurt at al Stock consists n part ~ igy.n.ntie-
200 pair Ladies. Childrens. Misses anu p... /.
mems Shoes: 70 cases Mems ana boys 1893 i,,,,,'
large and general assortment OF nentieiIi.,si
Furnishing Goods such az lahiel S ,waar
Net Shirts Dress Shirts Hosler5, n 49, oornd
Gloves SusDenders: large STOCK OF -. .a,, 81
Cans Is cases straw Hats: large pnn, "a
Clothing. Gentlemens Suits 5rl pairs % r,Iies
Vests. etc: Is dozcl Combs, ID dozen ND
and Misses Stockings. 100 dozen ,,.'5 9th
Collsrs Piece Goods. Flannels. tot'Yn 20 ~
lot of Rubber Goods. 20 odd hais All
dozen assorted Gloves. 10 dozen ian hci -
and many other goods not necessary w
ton. go ..,,4or On ca.h. 40
end over sixty days note satislActoIny Iii
dorsed Parties EXPECTING 10 Dny on MY f ~,
give auctioneer name oil lndorser ua' Dei0'0
the sale. ,.l,o,,, limit
and especially ask the country trade 10 make 1t
p''"' ~ "'''''0 j. IL. VALENTINE.
.,o-t,o AuctIOneer
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b. Ellis K Cathcsrs.
General Auciioneers.
2ieast Broad street.

WE WILL. SELL on MONDAY MORNING.
w ut 1890 O'Clock sharp. corner tlrst ana
Broad streets Chamber suits. l'arlor SUITS, Du-
reans, Bedsteads. Mashstands Book-' ISIS
Wardrobes. Writing le,ks. Organs. ramos VII.
rors. Fine China Dinner Set of go pieces. cos
az; Lounges. Cane and Wool seat nan i
Linen Table Spreads. Fancy Goods. Cooking anu
heating Stoves and many other useiu4 llouSo-
hold Goods Don't miss this sale. .,,.,r,r
ELLIS q CAIHCAbi,
onfo-tt Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

rV'YPEWRITERS. - HEADQUARTERS FOR
4 the world: all makes; don't pay mauuiac-
turers eNOrbltant prices; We ship everywhere
giving thorough examinations before accepting;
absolutely first-class condition guaranteed; pos
itively all makes al about or less han half price;
exchanaiug q specially; instruments rem ed
anywhere: largest stock in the world; two entire
fioO-s devoted exclusively 10 typewriers; see
commercial rating for orr responsibility; Illus
trated catalogues ami specimens free. IlIE-
WkI1ER HEADQUARTERS. 81 roadway New
York; loG Monroe street, Chicago. ap3-su4t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

nos. AID NORTH ELEVENTH STREET
DWELLINGS FOR RENT
No. r5 north - street s2aO PER annum.
40. west AIRY street, S2iO per annum
SO. west Marshall street, gao per annum.
80. north Iwenty-soyenth street. 900 per
anuum. .tt .. .,-o ..
So. north Twenty-eighth street, $50 per
10 si9 Iessamine street. siH per annum.
80 gi5 north lWenty-seyenth street, 1892 per
No Wallace street, Si20per annum.
40 - Wallace street Sl2D er annum
No s2l Spring street Slu per annum.
No l,Cb west Marshall street, liD per annum.
No Randolph street. Si2J per annum.
No 49, Randolph street. Slgl per annum.
No Oslo NenaOle street, I21 per annum.
10 i2l3 north Twenty seventh street, $50 per
month. ,,-..-..- .....,.i, s,r.o. o. N
30. iss5 north Tventyseyenih street $50 per
month. ..-.. - IN ro.
20 Henrico street, s. per month.
No. - Henrico street, - per month
No 5i4 Creek street. ; per month
30 5l6 Greek street, a Der month.
STORES.
No. 828 Market Space 900 per annum.
No 3l. Market Space, go per annum.
10 80 Market Space 500 per annum.
No $40 Reservoir street. $40 per annum.
Twentieth and Broad streets. sl2O per annum.
apiO
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apiO-1t

r,OR saIE-THAT CENTRALLY LOCATED
/ BRICK DWELLING. No. 500 east Marshall
s.roet containing about twelve rooms r or
terps Gc.. address h. W. HANEMlNChtL'
Terms 49, mhls-eod irsu6wel0t
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MASONIC NOTICF.-THE MEMBERS 2
vi Of laCnMOtD LODGE. 10 10. A.&X
+. and A. NJ, are hereby requested to/%\
Assem- nic az their lOdge-rOom. ST Adams Hall,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. az 2:3) o'clock. 20 Iav
the last tribute OF respect To our deceased
brother. Dr.. CAeiFR g. NORNElKy.
Members of sister lodges and transient lreth-
rem are fraternally INV ted 90 anite with rs
b. order Of Ito NOr hlpful Master.
NH lU-lf Ii. Il. SNLAD. Secretary.
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AUCTION sales.--future Days.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THE
l COUNTY COURT OF MiDDLt SbA entered
ceedinqs Of the Commonwealth against the
schooner 5. I. White. her anchors, cables, fails.
riggings. dredges aud appurtenances' Glecilns
me rs -herif OF said county 10 SCI! 90 me ul% -
est bidder for cash the aforesaid property III
execution OF said order | shall on
SATURDAY THE 29D or APRIL. 1872.
AT u o'clock NJ. at Urbanna. in said county;
offer FOR SALE FOR CASH the AFORESAID
We Ri. her ANCHORS. CABLI 5 and APP X
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