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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-02-16
Express ) Baggage Line,
ALL KINDS OF
DEFY go TEAM FORK

PROMPTLY ATTENDED To.
Special attention given to collecting
Baggage from and delivering to all
Pa.:S % the city. Leave orders at
Youeils & Ayery's drug store. at
DOdge's hardware store. or with the
drivers, and they will receive prompt
attention. Charges moderate.
F. y. HOWE. Prop.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-02-16
La Grippe

last spring was taken down with
Ia grippe. At times / was completely
Frustrated, and so difficult was my
breathing that my breast seemed as if
confined in an iron cage. I procured a
bottle Of ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
no sooner had I began taking it than
relief followed Icould not believe that
the effect would be SO rapid and the
cure so complete."-W. II. Williams,
Cook CITY. S. OAK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-16
JUSTICE JOINS COURr.
An Immense Crowd Too Thick To Thrive
We're at the Temple.

An ideal spring doy. with balmy at
mosphcrc laden with the odor of bloom
ing flowers. was sufficient to bring out
un immense audience at the sanc'mn
yesterday Behind the railing an African
delegation, too thick 20 thrive. watched
with hrCcthlcss interest the proceedings
Of The same as chip AFTER chip WAS rdNed
into the bankers drawer. and The orchcs-
ira stand contained ita fpll share of spec
tators, " bile the players 40 one time set
reckless and stakcd thcir little AN ON ,he
CntcinE poW,rs of flush Of hearts or a
queen hll.
VI ia human nature an over to witness
the downfall of their fellow men. II
sam gets into trouble. Jim ALWAYS wants
90 ascertain the details. and seems TO
take ereat deiight In The fortunes of sin-
neis. The truth is THAI most of thc
SPECTATORS have been thcce themselves
some time during their career. and the
oId adase Misery wants company"
hes "a great deal Of human nature in it,
The bis Monday docket had a bit OF
lucrc an IT, and Sergeant Thomls was
happy agAln FOR the first time since last
Monday. lie nurses the interests OF the
CITY much as an old hen hoysrs her
chickens ana when ne makes "a profitable
haM glecs0me smile Eliminates his
physiognomy. and ne chuchles 90 him self.
IKE youngster when he tackles his first
Christmas pudding
j. W. Schneider came I'm on a charge Of
enlargins james Br0w1's ocular instru-
ment. Schneider testified that Brown.
VINO Is very dark-complexioned Afro
American. came into his store on Broad
street and looked at some shoes with a
view 70 purchasing. Brown picked up a
shoe and bent Sc until the owner fenced
tAe footwear would break. Ite p,n.
strated with the coon. who informed the
shoe man that he would smack his face.
Mhefeupon general fracas ensued. ana
soheDody gave Brown a left-hanber i'm
the eye Several other witnesses testified
ana the evidence was more or less con.
heuns The case was dismissed
Thomas Barry and Harry Smith cot
into hight into a bar.room. for which
they paid $50 each
Inc case OF Joe Goode (colored). charged
with -'~aling dollar and seventy-fye
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cents from Monroe Johnson was con,
,inuod tiu to-day. ard Morris Mi'cnsn
icoloredl anted s. Tor dallying WIN 'he
outieire crap m the street.
Primrose Boyd undertook TO run a
e,mlnr-house. 1888 calculations were son sou
torn 10 mroads and be was puied "hiie
carr,ing on the business. THIS calling III
ne cost him 500 =. n
n cost Thomas Robinson tcoiored) 80
f,r corelng and abusing Mary sheppard
and striking her son WINS. ana "a
Tr,sia alias crow. (colorcdl beat victoria
eoot in the street exactly }.' WoI'H'
thereby makns a hit.
roro Brsuss OOi0rol) saun'ere4 I'D p"
q eharr. OF cursine end abusing the VIC
NJ Cinst Gerrai0 Evidence showed wa,
pYrrrss met Afre Gcfraio near an al-s
ro.f 90 Gerrai0's bar-roOn. on the ''i'
m seventeenth and Grace streets -'l"
taking ho,d % her arm procce1ed ~ CD. -,
hor without rr0voc1iion Ims "@a
,g,org. OF course. and Ills Honor VIZ li
eiete that the ladies must rot pc ii, 49,
yelih touched Eurriss FOR 80 b"l. We
was financially embarrassed so went ."
the JUG ln consequence .,.-,,..- .,ro
Henrietta Rice and Kate NaiKeI ~
tolorcd damsols. fought IN M stree. -.
tho tune OF s2-0. as did also Ne.soh N''
thorn and John Monroe tcoior"ll' 800,
number of ordinary joys ana ooI.
or more Sunday DRINKS hro'7u. ~ 80
a COW little sum for the clly O'.i, ...'
and the court adjourned on ihiee
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no rIGHr >MiLL-PoX.
4 called Meeting of ihc Common ''"'''''
VIII he Hcld This Evening

, called Meeting of thc Common
WIZ lac Held T'hls Evening
rho Committee on Health held ca'i'
,,oo,i,c If the office Of Dr. ". =. Open
bimcr president Of the Board OF Hea''n'
a, o'clock yesterday afternoon. captain
n y Reeve and McssrF George >. ia ~, ~
y n. Davis. John r. Crimes. JAMES -,
Vaughan. j. j. King and Moore N'''
present. .t,,i,tod
The following ordinance was suoiiii''''
by Dr. Oppenhimer ,-,, ,e,or
'.,rhore shall be as soon as posslnle a4'0'
tbopqesooe of this ordinance a Vacciha' ioI'
~ an persons residents Of this city VINO
b,vo not been vaccinate1 within iAe pas
twelve months. whether adults OF tii"-
drep cvceUt in such cases as any Fetu'dI
"a, iicanecd physician shall declare il 10 pe
Injurious or unnecessary. ANA any aI"i'
f,.1tp., or refusing 90 Doe vaccinatcd, OF 10
have his or her child children or warn
yaccinated for fifteen days after the pass
AGA of this ordinance. shall be iiaoe 10
fine Of five dollars.
Dr. Oppcnhimcr explained the sltua 'i''
and declared the passage ~ the Ordinance
extremely advisable I'm order 20 Keep Siiltii
box out of the city. which coud easily
auproacb Richmond from the sections OF
the State now affected
A resolution was read which provides
for the appropriation OF $1,000. the money
10 Doe expended for the yaccinating of the
residents of Richmond
Mr.. Crimes moved that the committee
recommend TO the Common Council at the
next regular meeting TO adopt the resolu-
ton and ordinance.
Mr.. George T. Davis offered as an
amendment that the matter be reported
10 the Council at a called meeting 10 be
held his evening.
Or. Oppcnhimer stated that he had been
out of town % investigate the matter.
and had asCortained that I'm the affected
sections of Lnenburg and Mecklcnburg
counties the disease was spreading, and
I'm order TO take an possible precauuon
he had been instrumental in the action
of the Board Of Health. He thought If
small pOx should come here. one case of
IL would cost the city 5000, and IL was
certainly advisable 10 have these proven
tive measures taken. which would not
cost the city over $1,000.
Mr.. Grimes accepted the amendment,
and the resolution was adopted as amend
ed, Mr. King voting I'm the negative.
The committee then adjourned.
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EXCURSIONS,

w CAFES WORLDS FAIR TOURS
leave Richmond every THURSDAY Via
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
and sDecial Pullman trains over pfuusyl-
varia railroad returning by Niagara
Falls and Watkins Glenn, or Hudson
river end New York an slight additional
expense. Tours TO Europe and round
the World. Ocean tickets sold hy all
steamship lines Programmes arid par-
ticuiars Of T. r.. PAUL Richmon1 Music
Company. No. 7 east Broad street.
Richmond Va. mif-im
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The girl Fannie Owens. who was found
by Sergeant John IF. Hall i'm a boarding
house on Twenty-siXth street has dis
appeared again. and Mr.. Hall has not yet
been able TO find any trace of her.
1t seems that she saw an article in
some paper stating that her father r.. IT,.
Owens. of Newport News. was coming
to Richmond TO look after her This
frightened her, and Sunday morning she
slipped away
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
STREETS.
WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON

BY direction Of the heirs Of Mrs. NIL
dred Spence. who sell for diVisIoh'
will offer for sale, upon the premises ""
THURSDAY, the 18th Day Of May lo'''
nj G o'clock p. NJ, that TRULY NAsLS,-
AgT.E PROPERTY ABOVE MENTION
ED The lot has a front on the south
line of Grace street of 8 feet ana runs 1in
back about 100 feet 10 a wide auey Inc
improvements consist Of comIortaoie
frame dwelling containing SIX rooms anu
the usual outbuildings. certainly no
more desirable location for improvement
or n home can be had in the East End
and investors and home seekers would do
well 10 attend sale.
TERMS Liberal and at sale.
II. A. M'CURDY.
mv13-td AuCtioneer.
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Capital, $20O,OOO.M
Us5 synPFDi f 4sP $500, 576. "a

II O HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA ROM.
4 The announcement has just I..A
ceiyed from London that the It,
tiOual Committee, appointed t1 Hr 81.
rates at which the new VIRGINIA lr,'
TIRN BONDS are 10 Do lIslr.U.t.t,
the holders of the several lII.e.. e.. F.
VIRGINIA BONDS and COUPON,
der the debt settlement OF T.r.-
1sg2. has az last made Dos report 81.
is expected that the exchange NJ 70
Certificates for the new bonds SID 1,
soon begin.
Inn our Virginia Circular. of NU...t..
1881. we said. After careful ....
the case iu all us brariuLs H. .t
prepared the following table. rHuuHft..
result OF funding the debt at i.. r...
therein suggested by us, which $500 H-.
would bee an equitable ANA su...at'
solution Of the problem Tho "a.
thus FAR received indicate that the ft-.i
at which the Two most important cas...
of ola bonds. namely the 'CONNIE
and "1O-4Os.' are To be exchanged II,
fhe Century Bonds. ARE pRLra-If
TuE SAME THAT WE SrGlEsI5
~ OUR CIRCULAR ABOVE W
FERRED TO SOME EIGHTEEN
MONTHS AGO
Ne shall Boz pleased TO FUR sh tH..r
Of the Pool Certificates, representa-. Ir.
cluia bonds or coupons, upon tNlI.IHn
any further particulars ln regard n.
conversion or exchange OF tlrIr Crt
Gates that may Doe obtalnan'e, ani n
are prepared 20 arrange Tor auch ho.tr
the exchange of their certificates fOfn.
new % per cent. Century Bonds
Correspondence invited
JOfFN T.. WILLIAMS a. SONS
bankers. Tenth and Main stress
RICHMOND VA
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BY J. b. Elan & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NIB Main street
IN RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF THE
ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE COR
NER STORE AND DWELLING.
No POI SOUTH CHERRY STREET
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
CHERRY AND CUMBERLAND
STREETS.
A SPACIOUS AND SUBSTANTIAL
TWO-sTORY DETACHED FRAME
HOUSE.
WITH STORE OF FINE SIZE AND
CONVENIENT AND WELL-AR-
RANGED DWELLING or FOUR OR
FIVE ROOMS ABOVE AND IN
REAR or SAME,
AND
ATTRACTIVE LOT OF ABOUT 3Ox14
FEET TO 20-FOOT ALLEY
IN REAR.
In execution ~ q certain deed Of trust
10 the undersigned trustee. dated October
26 1901 recorded IN Deed Book IA G,
page 29J. Richmond Chancery Court de-
fault having been made In the debt SEE
cured, and being required so 10 do by
the beneficiary I shall sell by public
auction. on the premises. ON
FRIDAY. May 10 1898.
at o'clock p NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described I'm said deed and situate as
above stated and which is a well-located
and highly valuable business stand, es-
pecially desirable whether for business
or investment
TERMS: BY consent and in lieu OF the
terms prescribed by the deed, one-third
cash. the residue in equal installments
by negotiable notes at six and twelve
months. with interest added and secured
by deed Of trust or the whole In cash.
at the option Of the purchaser
.. II. FUNSTEN. Trustee.
J. B. ELAN & Co, Auctioneers.
myl4-su, tu&fr
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AUCTION sALEs-Tuiure Days.
By Charles 4. Rose
Real Estate Auctioneer and Loans
No. IL north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE
Williamsburg Road and at "SeY8n
Pines"

By virtue Of a certain decree OF the
Circuit Court Of Henrlco county entered
on the 18th day Of April, 49, III the sun
Of Moore &C.. against James T.. Lyme
and ais. we. the undersigned specldl com
missioners. will offer for sale, at public
auction, on
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BY Apperson & Pollard.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

vTNHAT NEW AND VALUABLE WEST
Il MARSHALL STREET BRICK
DWELLING, No. MA. OK THE NORTH
SIDE or MARSHALL BETW ZEN
HANCOCK AND HARRISON STREETS.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON FRIDAY,
MAY 49, 1893, AT Is O'CLOCK +. NJ.
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At PUBLIC AUCTION. on FRIDAY,
MAY 49, 1893, AT O'CLOCK +. NJ.
BY instructions from the owner, We will
sell by auction. on the premises. the
ABOVE-DESCRIBE ATTRACTIVE
REAL ESTATE. The dwelling contains
10 rooms, with slate mantels, Latrobe
stoves. range. and all other modern inn
provoments. il is conveniently arranged,
pantries and closets plenty; it Is well
built and will always make one nice
and comfortable home; just the thing
that you are hunting for every day. The
lot has a frontage Of 20 feet by depth
of 100 feet TO - alley; also am alley on
tine western side 20 feet wide. Occupied
at good rental Office and stable on
lot.
TERMS. At sale.
APPERSON & POLLARD,
myff-td Aucuoneers.
= ALE or WAGONS. MULES AND
j. b. sEABRIGHT. Auctloneer.
I viii sell at public auction, ON
FRIDAY, May 49, 1893
adjoining the HaXall Mills. and west of
tho Richmond and Danyille depot
Fourteen MULES
Eight WAGONS, with covers and double
harness.
one LIGHT WAGON, with cover and
single harness
one BARREL CART with single har-
ness.
one set of LEAD HARNESS.
one set Of HOSTING HARNESS.
Seventeen HEADSTALL HALTERS.
TERMS. Cash.
PHILIP HA&ALL.
Receiver.
W b. FRAYSER, Salesman.
my14-jt
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At THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
NrARsHALL AND TWENTY
THIRD STREETS.
17GxiGj FEET.
AT AUCTION.

~. virtue Of the two DEGREES hereafter
rcfcrred TO we will sell By auction, on
the premises on
TUESDAY. May is, 1898.
AZ = o'clock p. NJ. that HANDsOM p
mock OF LAND at the northeast
rornor OF Marshall and Twenty-lnlrd
streets. fronting together. l'oAlo' Ies''
and occupying choice ana coHNe-
n' TTbiie land win be sold In sizes to sun
,,.itb the privilege OF one or more ly,s,
mi H. offers an unusual opportunity
10 secure "a nice home site or a Pia eai 10 70
"a btock az houses that could nol IAN 10
80 desirable and remunerauye,
"TPEfRMs One-fourth cash, and the me res res
id1e i'm two equal installments az sly allo
tlyolve months for notes, with interest
added and title retained. ,r,>,cr0Nr
pEYTON Il. CARRlNG1ON,
IL. II. POLLARD, -,--.
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rMULsIoN coD-LIyER OIL
IL WITH ,,. AZ
HYPoPHosPHITEs OF llNE

HYPoPHosPHITEs OF LINE
SODA. -. az
We have prepared this enl .l~,,y oyss
the past ten years. ia supel'N', No
all others is tested by ever a. trra-
has used a. For coushs. V.,,,y Is.
chitis. consumption ana gu y, 80 ~.
eases. Price. 30 cents anu 10 ~.
lie For sale at all drug stores. ~ l,s
be persuaded 10 try any o.h'''
for that made by ~ a 70. /.
uo,,,. Richmond. sS'
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a.
~ WO DOZEN FAMILY ROE
4 HerTings .........................' -
Ten large bars Laundry SOAP. -
Pure Sugar Syrup, per gallon ...;. ~
Mocha and Java Coffee, per pound. -
Arbuckle's Coffee, per pOund.-...... -
Three pounds Dried Peaches. ...... -
Four pounds nice French CANDY. -
Three pounds Imported Nermilila.. -
Pure Lard ............. .'...'..ss. .s''' ~
Four cans Lysnhayen Bay oysters. ~
New Picnic Hams. .................... -
Five pounds Imported Goldfish. 49,. -
Northern Irish Potatoes per bushel .Sl.IV
Best Family Flour made, per barrel. so
High-grade Decorticated. per barrel. 4.1p
Very fine Flour. per sack. ......,... ~
Best Family Flour. per sack........ -
Four plugs n-Cured Tobacco.... -
Nice Fat Pork Sides, per pound. dlH
Pure cider Vinegar, per gallon -
Prime Northern Butter. ~ ~
Good Butter. ............. GOT. 800. '''' ~
Water-ground Meal per bushel... ~
Three cans Tomatoes ................. %
j. O'SULLINAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets
Phone 507 mn7l-am
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Thomas j. Hancock and Mary p HW

plainant herein Tor cohloinh' ~ .'..
............ .......................,f laihlah
Thomas j. Hancock and Mary r. liar
cock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nlilH
U-pon an attachment returned execute
,rha object OF this suit is 10 get iu t.i
have conveyed 90 the said Bette J.. l.
Js tha Iarl title OF the defendants
and 10 the tract or ~. acres OFT
more or less. in Powhatan county 'a
and particularly described lh i.e
which was attempted and intended i1 .
convened bv the defendants fl ORG
Rranch 4 TOney by deed dated me
~ October 1877. and recorded in ''
clerks office of the COUNTY 'Nil -'
hatan Boo Deed Book -, page ~
deed being executed az 10 the def.lI..s
herein. under and hy virtue oi "a iHi
of attorney from the drIrNitI'7
NJ w. Hancock. an attorney DID i..H
and recorded with said deed.
"'' H,'HJavits having been made AMI ft
that the defendants. Thomas i li
cock and Mary u. HANCOCK. arc n.i '.
dents of the State OF Nlrtln.h. N r
dered that they do appear nero
fifteen DAYS after due publlc1I.h
and DO what may be necessary l1 I....'
their interests I'm this suit
JAMES A. TILMAN. Clerk
J. II. WEBB PEPLOE. b. q.
ap25-tuiw --
TTIRGfNTA-IN THE CHANcrw
' COURT or THE CITY OF W'f
MOND. THE STH DAY OF MAY. ''-
Charles II. Page and George a. HIni.I
who sue for the benefit ~ thn'
and an other creditors ~ the ff
OF John O.. Andrews, deceased.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1T ir'.lh
against
Julia b. Andrews. executrix az .fe =
tate ~ John @. Andrews. de..
and also I'm her own right, Nf
Andrews. Elizabeth skinner and .a..
J.. Skinner. her husband. AI.h
drews Araminta Brown ana D.
~. Brown. her husband ana i".a
Andrews. william B. Andrews.
Andrews. Samuel Andrews. JuIA
drews. the last five being infants
twenty-onc years of afe....b'i'
IN CHANCERl.
The object Of this suit is io Pi.I
the estate OF John a.. Andrews. oh
and obtain satisfaction of ATT cItI h.
demands AGAINST said estate. oui OBJ
personal assets hei0neins to
they be- sufficient. and u noi lH.'
fna proceeds of real estate SOLD l'I .
And AFFIDAVIT having been male L
6IsB that Allen Andrews ana
Skinner are u0n-rcsidents OF ta'
n is ordered that they appear hr..
in fifteen days after due puoH.A. !,
mis- order and do what is necti''
nrotect their interests in ms SUR
4 couy-rcste. ...,
CHARLES w GODnlN. Gers
COURTENEN a. PAIIEh5o-'' b.
my0-tu1w ---
NrIRGTNIA.-iN THE oh N,,..,g.
Y COURT or THE CITY or ~,
MOND. THE 9TH DAY OF MAJ -.
Royal N. Burt. who sues by W. q. ~.
lev. her next friend.............'i' ''''
against ..,..f,-.
Edwin r. Burt.......-...''.'''''
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit IS 60 oilA,r IN
the plaintlr a decree OF divorce t9.e5
bonds OF matrlmony against inc
ant. Edwin II. Burt al,
And AFFIDAVIT having been ma 4,
filed that the said Edwin X h1. a..
| nonresident OF this State. it Is 81,
that he appear here within hipsN ~
after due publication OF this 80 3
do what IL necessary 70 pfo'ee'
terest In this suit.
A copy-Teste: ,,. ,-,s,k,
CHARLES w. GODplN, a las ,n.s
g. NJ. PAGE p. q. h'''
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
TWENTY FIRST SEASON UNDER SAME
MANAGEMENT
mvr-tf PHILIP X. BROW N.
If OTEL ALBEMARLE.

MANAGEMENT.
my6-tf PHILIP - BROW N.
II OTEL ALBEMARLE.
IL CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.
Opens JUNE list, under the personal
MANAGEMENT of A. y. Wright Vr0pre-
tor Wriehts Hotel, Charlottesville, Na).
AT the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
an modern improvements, accommoda-
lions for $50 guests; hot and cold baths
Iron and Lithia spring water ON lhe
hotel grounds. Address a. ID. w iI1h H.
CbarIottesvuc. Va. myGlm
- WET SPRINGS. MONROE COUN-
- TY. W. NA.-This popular and Well
known summer resort Will open JONE
18th. Elevation of 1000 feet above Tide
water: climate unsurpassedi cuisine OF
the highest standard For descriptive
catalogue and other information apply To
Cheeapeake and Ohio railway oiiice race
plock Main street. or 70 W. Is. BISHOP.
manager. my6-1
II TEDMONT HOTEL LOUISA. VA.
SUMMER RESORT.-BOAkDEl t7
WANTED by the week OF monih L'I
summer Special rates % I3ll.lie'
terms address O.. H.. JON N,,9,'N, ia
j. J. Wilson Richmond; ~. j.. Hui..f p.
with O. A. Haynes. Richmond. d. '.
Porter. Louisa county clerk, j. w. SIMS
county judge Louisa. myi'-l''
~ OUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND
vi SPRINGS. R0ckdsh Gap. over blue
Ridge Mountains, l.g96 feet above me
level of the sea. Fine view. drlisHiili
summer resort. cheap board, str'n5 non
springs: many attractions to ihe lhFdil''
observation-disclosures and families; az easy
access. Address Messrs. MASSIE o. COZ
Alton Va. l"5 i--''
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ErnbE;nGB BfJr I hI FEhl Al On
west franklin street, opposite Monroe -&nA
Park viii be sold by auction on May q, 1893
by " W. BOWIE.
myl3-tf AuctiOneer.
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WORK OF THE VOTERS.
THEUNrFRRIFIED OF MIDLorHTAN
NOMINEE { TffhE7.

A speaker Prom Au'io'h-S""""' "''o''
Association The hr't"rs '""''
Goto Pctcrsbure Wrrd Me'iins''
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city Engineers Office.

Ilchmoudi y d.t Aid5 D. i''"'
- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= CElNED 40 this Office until TUES
DAY, MAY 10th next. al Is o'clock h. d.,
for FURNISHING ALL MATERIALS
and ERECTING TWO PANlLlONS. one
ion Monroe Square and one in Chlmborazo
Park.
Drawings. specifications and conditions
can Doe seen az this Office.
The Committee ON Grounds and Build
ings reserves the right to reject any
and an bids. W. l.. 81 EIih w.
my12-td Guy Eus u-rI.
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PROPOSALS.

no Observation-Disclosures PRO
/ POSAIS will Dee received a. my store
G53S east Main street, for fAlNllEP
THE FIRST MARKET cmbdeIe The
MEAT and VEGETABLE MARKETS,
until WEDNESDAY, the 18th of MAY,
al : o'clock p. NJ. Specifications can De
seen ON application at my store.
The Committee on First Market reserve
the right 10 reject any or am bids offered
GEORGE ID. DAA rs,
mv1G 1921. 22&23 Chairman.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN POWHATAN CIRCUIT C0LN
| CTERK's OFFICE. APRIL ~. ~
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