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The FourQurean-Price Company.
THE BON MARCHE.
L TIE NEW STORE.
Al, s,.t Rroad betyseu Fourth and Elftd.


Browns Shoe Dressing. Sc.
Mason's Shoe-Dressing, SC.
Bixby's Shoe-Dressing. Sc.
Large Size Mason's Black. &c.
Small-Size Mason's Black. &c.
Madame De la Notes Face-Soap, loc.
box g cakesl.
2o-nch Cotton. Birds Eye. Doc.
22-inch Cotton. Birds Eye. 56c.
2i-inch Cotton, Birds Eye. ole.
27-nch Cotton, Birds Eye. byc.
Ladies' SILK Mtts. IL lie.
All STYLES OF Black and White Dotted
Neilings. single and double widths,
p i-2. 20. o. and &c. NJ
Children's Bibs, Be- &C.; Velvet SKIRT B blna-
Casing. SCI Patent Hooks and Eyes.
4c: 30 styles Fancy. Shell Hair,P.ns.
; and Zoe: side Combs, ). 10. and l5c.;
B,na1sii . N0,s W 4 ann Fps Paper loc
pound; Decorated Writing Paper, in
boxes. Sc: Fine Old Homestead
WritingPaper put up nicely In boxes,
loc.; | IA pounds Of Fine Isllnston
Composition Books. Sc; Memorandum
No. Xll-slk Satin Ribbon. &c.
40. Al-silk Satin Ribbon. &C.
no. o All-Sik Satin Ribbon, Lie.
No. II All-Silk Satin Ribbon, l-Sc.
No iG All-Silk Satin Ribbon. Zoe.
No 20 All-Silk Satin Ribbon. lie.
Full RegularMade Ladies' Black Hose,
J. l--t.
Ladies' Fine Fast-Black Stainless Hose.
high spllced heels and double soles.
pc.
Fine Lsle-Finish Balbriggan Hose. Zoe.
4 fun line of Ladies' Fast-Black oxford
Grays, Fancy Stripes. and Balbriggan
Hose at .. s. and Zoe.
Chidren's Fast-Black Ribbed Hose, Sc.
A large assortment Of Children's Muslin
caps. Hats and Bonnets at prices
from s TO 1Jc.
Ladies' Waists. %, IS, 10. ard SIC.
\ large assortment Of Boys Cashmere
and Corduroy Pants. 10 II years,
o. 30 IS. 81 - IS, and zoe. a pair
Umbrellas. ~. 50. So IL, Is. Csc sl2S. sl.5o
and e..
A fun assortment OF ientlemen's Fur
nishings of all kinds at 70 per cent
less than ever offered before. Four
ply Collars. all STYLES, Sc; i-ply Gums,
all styles, Il l-2c.
Suspenders at Z. 10. ~. Is. 20, %. and soc.
THE BON MARCHE,
my s-W&F 405 east Broad street.
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A London special 20 the New York
Evening Pos; says the association
there for the defence Of the gold standard
Is preparing a memorial TO the chance-
Tor Of the Exchequer prsyins the govern
ment 10 avoid even entangling proposals
which might lead persons abroad or at
home to believe that England is prepar-
ed TO depart from the gold standard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

The Boston Herald says that, being
particularly gratifed with the success
Of the street-railway mall service in Bos-
ton, the postal authorities will inaugu-
rate the same system In Chicago next
week. And like the free-delivery sys-
TEN, 1t will soon he extended to all the
cities OF any size in the Union. The troll
ley gets the credit of these new postal
facilities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF THE TREAsuRER. OF
THE CITY OF PErERsBl hD,

OFFICE OF THE TkEASt kt:N W
THE CITY OF PErEksbl h1,
pFTERsBURG VA, Apr. 2, ia
Proposals. with be received AZ tnis p
mn 10 ~ o'clock noon on NEpN PSI.
~. iath day OF May, 1880. iof tn, ~,
chase OF $3.50 REGlS.l Ekf,l, e -, i,S,'t
EoNDS OF the city OF ~ EhSps So
hearing interest at the rate 81 per CO.,
r,yabls half-yearly. on the lsN aa'
tnriI ana lst day OF October. shF n' u
tayins In forty years IRON The Isl Gay "
April, 1870 ,,,., D., and under
authority OF section l.. enag.t,sit, !. vYfa,Rc
ops,fer OF the city OF N fEkSp o. ~ 49,.
vh,rh WAS passed and approved - ,y
reg,sist,lre Of Virginia on me, l.tss ..,sb
~ NJ 1875. and are en1iIisd \,
Ia psllrosd Renrwal Ponds. is,e.' ~
ssto,t a city loan maturing on w
~ ~ August, 1885. for similar sino.
"dy oh nroposlslon must De seaisi ~;
$3.50 70 the Treasurer OF ne " y.
III Petcrshurs. NlhntNin, q,
~ marked. proposal Tor L.'Av
aanJ the right Is reseryed " s,s,l
anu an, ' any and all bids. shS on.
I, he deemed necessary 70 DO 81 rsry,, :.
49, the interests Of the city q frs ~
BURG u o. el~s Trc:surss.
ap N-i3t
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The Chicago Times announces that Gro
yer Cleveland. President OF the United
States. is engaged in the preparation OF
a volume dealing with public questions,
especially with questions OF political
economy arising out OF the condition
and progress " affairs in the United
States
We are Obliged TO doubt the truth Of
this statement.
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;:::NNNNAAN 90:
INV i0-lt
THE TOWER.
Julius Sycle & Sons,
COR. SECOND AND BROAD.
Prices to Interest You;

Book-Muslin. Black. Cray AMI WIZ"
........ ..... Observation-Disclosures l-'.
Large-Size Bingham Aprons ..........l'e
Ruttermllk-Soap, 3 cakes............-...l.
Outings dark and light grounds l--'
Best-Quality Percales. all styles l-.-
Belt-Bucklcs good styies................'r
Belt-Buckles, good tyles..............-.. ~.
Belt-Buckles. IN novelties ..,.loc. % 3D..
Genilemen's Good-Quality Socks........'c
Gentlemen's Seamless Socks. .loc
Gentlemen's Seamless Socks........l2 lee.
Novelty Paper-Fans ....5. 5, 10, ana lac.
Novelty Fans Observation-Disclosures. '..
Mems Balbriggan Shirts........,...........
Superior Gentlemens Night-Robe@ .I'o
Jaconets all styles ..................s l-1-
Ladies' Ready-Made Wrapper '..
Ladies' Good-Quality Under-Vest.s Use
Ladies' Duck vests OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ill -'
Fruit Cotton. yart-w!dc ...............--..
Boys Shirt-Waists. fast colors.......l
Boys Shrt-Waists. superior quality.
We are showing Ldght-Welght Corse'
Ribbons. all shades-we are showing b.
complete assortment OF colors and
widths.
Chemisettes, plain and pleated bosom 81.
Chemisettes, IN Blue. Black, and Red 81.
Gentlemen's Large-Slze Handkerchief 81.
Large-Size Linen Towels. ...............l'.
Ladies' Shirt Buttons. Gun Buttons. CO..
lar Buttons, complete set. all style.
silver. gold, black. and pearl. ........'.
Ladies' Stylish Shirt-Waist. stim collar
and cuffs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Perfumeries. best odor. an ounce.
Iarge-Size Leather-rruuks. ........... b.
Linen Handkerchiefs ................l2 D..
We handle Thayer's Baby-carriago-
they are said to be the best. Come ae
see them.
WASH-GOODS.
Pretty and dainty styles..............9 lie
Best-Quality Organdies..............
THE TOWER,
JULIUS SYCLE a. SONS,
Corner Second and Broad
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The Washington Post pokes fun at Con-
gresham Rayner. candidate for Governor
of Maryland. saying that the real
sport Will not begin until Senator Cor
man discovers that he is being annihilat-
ed by Rayner.
the Senator's wheel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
s 4 0 T 81.
What Has Happened Z?
Where Will 1t Stop?
Will Shoes, Gold, Or Silver Be
the Next Issue


Hides have advanced lC0 PER CENT.
in the last TWO WEEKS. Sole leather
is advancing steadily every day. Upper
leather and calf have taken jump.
Quotations received from manufacturers
daily are advancing
WHAT is THE MEANING OF 1T ALL?
Simply the scarcity OF beef cattle, and.
consequently, Il scarcity OF HIDES.
We knew what We were about when
We leased 1893 east Main street, giving us
double room in which 10 liner ase our al
ready large stock.
We are packed from top 10 bottom.
AND SHALL CONTINUE TO SELL AT
THE OLD PRICES FOR THE PRES
ENT Don't pay AN advance before See
ing us II you study economy. Remem-
Der. we have two stores, and they are
packed with SHOES OF all kinds-Tan and
Black. Mail orders should be accOmpa-
MED with the money 10 Insure prompt
attention.
J. r. GOODE & SON.
Double Shoe Stores
1901 and lo03 east Main street.
my s-W.F&Su
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H~~~~N.:.
BARGAIN DAYS.
Friday and Saturday.
As USUAL, AT
v, h. (HEA7V00DI,
1916 East Main Street.
x-~N>N%NNs

anu IuSi NOb'S ohN N"N't''N AIA
GOODS, and see how muci
cheaper they are than you have
been paying for the same else.
where.
Dress GIughams you pay S. Tor We s.u
at Sc.
Bleached Cotton. yard wide. We sen a,
&C.; you pay g. for -
Cnbleached Cotton. yard WIDE. $50 son at
&c. you pay &c. Tor o..
Unbleached Cotton. yard wide. at &C.:
everywhere else 10 sells al BE-.
tnbleached Jeans Go anywhere AMI
you pay i-sc. for the same: we don't
ask but l-lc
Pepperell Bleached Jeans you have A.
ways paid l)c. for We sell af i-3c
Mems All-Silk Neckties, YOU pay Pc. Tor
the same our price j. ljc.
Ladies strictly An-Silk 8-inch Paragon
Frame Umbrellas. nice assortment rl
handles natural crook. glass aii
and you pay $50 for not as good
Ladies' .6-inch Gloria Cloth tmOfelaf
natural crooks. Paragon frame, wil-
ranted fast black, as goed as any
thing YOU pay s5c. for. at 90.
800 japanese Fans. corded sticks, beaut-
ful decorations, IN all colors ana doe
signs tassel on handles; 40 anf-
where and you pay Toe. for them
our price, sc.
Ladies' Belt Buckles AZ &c; you "ont
match anywhere for less than IA
Ladies' Neck Short Sleeves Gauge
shirts. They are the regular i'c.
grade: we sell them nj &C.
our Ladies' Full Bleached Tape Ne
and Arm Gauze shirts You ctn'
buy anywhere but here Tor less tnal
iic. our price Is lOc.
Have you seen the crepe. Cloth We SOP
at SC. in solid coors and stripes. They
are the same you pay lOc. Tor elf,-
where.
Is 81 inches wide and you g't r'
better II you paw DC.
Best Black and White Mournins Gallo
al SC: go anywhere and You pay g..
for the exact same.
Good Bleached Cotton. full yard wide,
same YOU pay &c. for-our price g.
Yard Wide Cnbleached Cotton, loci
quality. at &C..
Z he goods our price l-4c.
9-ounce Blue DENNIS; 20 anywhere an
you pay Zoe. for the same We 81.
at 70 l-2c.
Mems Overalls. fun siDa. AMI ff.
heaviest, best made you ever houen
in your life for the price-5oc
Mems COlOred Cheyiot Shirts. ful siu
and well made as good as you usually
get at i0c.-our price. DE
Mems Unbeached Jeans Drawers. double
seat. All sizes, good heavy cans; most
price Is 25c.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered to
subscribers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable TO the carrier weekly.
Mailed al IS per annum: = for six
months; $50 for three months: 6oc. for
one month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
Annum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $50 per
nrnum. or 75c. for six months.
Subscriptions In all cases payable In ad-
vance. and no paper continued after the
expiration OF the time paid for. SEND
post-of'ice moncy-ordcr. check. or regis
tered letter Currency sent by mall VIII
be at the risk OF the sender. subscrioers
wishing their post-office changed must
give their old as we'll an their new post
Office. Sample copies free.
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Wanted Situations C2s words or iess). %
Above rates are for everyday or az
ver;isements running consecutiveiy.
Heading notices in reading matter TYPE
I'VE lines or less. 81: in nonpariel loaded.
lsc.
Card OF rates for more space furnished
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

THE
.FOURQUREAN PRICE
COMPANY.
To You
The advantages OF large business oo"e
under one roof and under one manage
ment are OF great importance to you. Inc
larger business. the more goods we ouy'
The more we buy. the less we buy IL tor'
The less we buy it for. the less 1t comes
TO you. Our immense outlet Tor goouS
enables us to handle larger quantities
than ever before. 1t is only by buying
such quantities we could offer you sueh
values This fact is fully demonstrated
to-day by the following values:
Dotted Swiss.
White Ground. with Red. Pink, Blue,
and Yellow pin-dots-actually worth 2'c'
yard ,,,-pc
Plaid Muslin.
White-PIaid Muslin. sheer and fine. 80
inches wide. and usually sold at 2oc. yard
1Oc.
Dimity Dots.
White Dimty Dots-the new favorite'
and controlled exclusively by US Tor this
city-27 inches wide.
White Pique.
2s-inch White Pique. wide cord. with
small. White dots. regular 4oc quality'
&c. yard.
India Linen.
4e.inch India Linen. sheer and fine.
IL 1-2c. yard.
Linen D'Ireland.
Four great values.
1928, is, 20, Csc. yard.
Linen Lap-Robes.
Frnged Linen Lap-Robes, three styles.
75c., 81, s1.25.
Bath Towels.
Turkish Bath-Towels. splendid values.
1912. 10 2-3, 2o, IS. and zoe.
WaIking-StiCkS.
Gentlemen's Canes. real Congo-crook
handles. trimmed with sterling-silver
usually sold from 81 to $50 each,
75c.
Ladies' Canes,
The Golf Cane. for ladies. to be car
ried when riding the bicycle
II each.
liens Shirts.
Mems Colored- Bosom Shirts, TO be worn
with white collar--two OF the best values
of the season
20 and 9Sc.
Boys Shirt-Waists.
\ new line, with extra qualities Tor
the price. TO introduce them.
rs, 3j, 80, Soc.
Ladies' Shirt-WaiStS.
Probably no such assortment was ever
seen in Richmond. or better styles for
the price
80, -, Soc, ~ up to $3.50.
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BIG PICTURE BARGAIN.

| lot Pictures. some slightly damaged
frames; some without glass-etchings
pastelles. enGravings-20 in all orlsl-
nal prices $50 70 A-any for FIFTY
GENTS.
2 Carved Wall Cabinets for newspapers,
been 10. 20 close SOC.
d bottles Miliken's "ParlOr-Pride" Stove
Polish, per bottle, &c.
u packages Fine Tissue Toilet Paper,
wrappers torn, per package, e.
! small lot Covered Market Baskets,
5pc sort. TO close. PIC.
coffee Mills. good FOR SOC. for loo.
> bottles Bixby's shoe Polish at Be.
! oak Screens. trimmed. brass mount
ings. worth 81. at 45c.
II Ilght-Weight White Porcelain Tea
cups and Saucers. wide shape, worth
$50 a dozen. at Sc. a pair.
10 Tea-Piates 10 match same, worth
81. at &c. each.
l Banquet Lamp, Dresden column, last
OF the lot was SIS. for S.
2 Brass Tables. MeXican-onyx top. swell
legs. worth 81. at 25c.
Lightweight Table Tumblers, regu-
lar 75c. goods. at lc.
q Best Imitation Cut-Glass Fruit-Sau-
GERS. 75c. -per-dozen goods-at &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

All letters and kilograms must be adj
dressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

! Gas-Stove plates. nickel plated
slightly damaged. was g, for 81
( One-Burnnr Gas-Stoves. 10 close, pc.
. Doublc-Burner Oil-Stoves, to close,
AT zoo
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NAT 10, 1895.
Remnant Day.

An equal trade triumph TO ina.
which has marked THE PEOPLE D
STORE this week was never ex'
perienced before at
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BLACK GOODS.
Never were such values SOLD
'er our counters.

Never were such values sold
over our counters.
Priestley Fancy Weavees for NC It,
remnants OF them lett various
Lengths. 3qc a yard.
AIIlWool' Black storm Serge. rem
nants, s. and 5-yard lengths w.
yard. 1. e. AZ
Yards Black Atwood Crepon' ~'N'
, ' yards All AIi-wool silk Stripe crepon.
SOS, from $3.50.
READY MADE.
SIk-woven Serge Skirt, 30 inches
long. 1915. from 500 e,.,.,. GO "A
IJandsomc Black Crepon Skirts, $500
Rack Matlassi. Skirt. $. from $50
Tan Covert-Cloth Skirt, SO. IRON - 81,
3 Navy. | Black BroadCloth Shlr'' i'o''
~ Efon suit. striped. with SIX
Waist attached. size 80, for - from
. Ladies' silk Marine Capes, new ana ana
handsome (slieht imperfection III 'ne
ruche trimmingl. q. from SliJ' :
. Children's Navy Refers, ages ana
years. $50, from $40.
OF the thousands of Cotton
Wash Fabrics sold daily counters
full of remnants are made. we
mention a few to show the ad-
vantage in the buying OF Short
lengths.
1g1.2c sold-Colors sateens in light
tints. for l-ic. -. On.
IGc Rob-Roy Plaid Ginghams FOR Wc.
~ remnants of Crcpon anu Ir'.,S'"o =
Satecn. from and y lie. TO &C. d
Sd iI,ii,.t-1,,o raconets from T. IL and
&c remnants Of Dress Ducking. from
= l-2c.. for : SIC. ,,..
II remnants OF y 1-2c. French fercaieS
for : 3-ic. IT,
81 remnants OF l-Jc. bledcheu -'"Si'''
for Sic.
- remnants Of Toe Dress Ginghams.
I'm lengths from to 10 yards Tor
l-ic. a yard. c
pieces &c. satin Stflpe bi"'h ""''''
s. short-Lengths French Plisse, 16c.
grade for loc.
Among the LaceS and Embrolde-
rieS, hundreds of short pieces.
Ready at II o'clock:
ia pieces of Embroiderles in
lengths from half yard to ; 81
wards, varying in value from I21z to
25c. q yard. Choice of any piece,
SC. a yard.
Also, Laces costing 80 to SOC. a
yard, for I5c. a yard.
HOSE: , H.,
9i2 pairs Fast-Black. Misses sizes 8.
70. 71-2. and S y. l5c. hose for
&C.. or three pairs for 25c.
AMONG OTHER GOODS ARE:
: Umbrellas. 81. from $50
pairs Mems Bicycle Hose, from No
10 SOC. q pat-.
T. pairs from 4Sc. 10 &c.
pairs Tans. from pc. to l2c. a par.
is Mems Gauge Vests. 20c.. from 59c.
Q cakes Oakley's Violet Soap. &c. from
&c.
from BE. "A bar.
,-uticura Resolver. 50c.. from soc.
3 Shaving Brushes. Joc. from Isc
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: Refrigerators from last year.
We'll sell "ac are TO-DAY.

: INtIIIgCTdtUTo IIUIH IdSt yNdI :
Well sell "ac are " to-day.
with sideboard. water-tank. family
size sl2-was $50 -.
7 without wa;er-tank. will hold 100
pounds Of ice. sl5-was $685.
note size. % inches wide. % inches
deep. % inches high, with water
tank. was seS2 %. for Slj.
. handsomely carved. % inches wide, y
inches deep. Il inches high. was 80
each. for $l5.
Eight Baby.Carriages-somel lack
parasols, some are slightly soiled
from show. No real harm to any,
butwe don't want to put them with
regular stock, hence these reduc.
tons to clear out
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UPTOWN OFFICE. <Ss EAST BROAD
STREET.
WEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACb
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET
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Ladies' Shirt-WaiStS.

Probably no such assortment was ever
seen in Richmond. or better styles for
the price
80, -, Soc, ~ up TO $3.50.
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THE COHEN CO.

We 30 not wish TO carry this LARGE STOCK
through the simmer months, 70 We have
DROPPED THE paicH on them 10 make them
move.
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Ordinance No. Y.

Its hereby ordained By the Commissioner Of
7nurmont in Council assembled and it Is en-
acted ty tho authority Of the same:
That, At the first meeting of each Board
of Commissioners after their election, there
shall be appointed by said Board, a Secretary
and Treasurer who shall serve until their
successors arc duly appointed.
1t shall be the dnty of the Secretary to
keep correct record of the proceedings of
the Commissioners he shall keep the accounts
Of the corporation shall draw orders on Treas
urer for payment OF all bills and shall make an
annual statement at the end of each year and
such other duties sppertaining to the flee Of
Secretary.
1t shall be the duty of the Treasurer to re-
ceive ali money from the hands Of the bailfI
giving his receipt therefor and pay all orders
drawn upon him by the Secretary when
properly countersigned by the President of
Commissioners. He shall give bond for the
faithful performance Of his duties
Passed April 2sth, 1894.
J. H. Cover, L.R. Waesche,
Pres. Secy
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Ford's Grand opera House.
WEEK OF MARCH 18th.
The distinguished young comedian,
M, E. n. S0thern.

In repertoire Of brilliant comedy;
"A WAY TO WIN A WOMAN" LORD
GHUMLEY," THE HIGHEST BIDDER"
captain LETTERBLAIR," etc.
All great New York Successes.
The week of March 18th, at Folds will be
suspicious for the first appearance this season
of the leading comedy actor of this country
Mr. E. H. Sothern, who brings his New
York Company and who will appear III a
delightful repertoire of successful comedy.
The event of the engagement will be the
production, for the first time in this city of
Jerome K. Jerome's charming play AND Mr..
Sotherns latest artistic triumph, "A way to
win Woman The present is the eighth
annual visit to Mr.. Sothern to Baltimore and
each engagement was eventtul for the pro.
duction of new play.
The repertoire will he presented as follows
Monday and Tuesday nights and Wednesday
Matinee, "a way to win woman Wednes
day night only time of Lord Chumlert"
Thursday and Friday nights and Saturday
Matinee, captain Letterblair;" Saturday
night (only time) 1.-THE Highest Binder"
Ueual prices Of admission Is and so cents.
Week of March 25th, the latest New York
Success,
k"THE TWENTIETH CENTURY GIRL"
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Feb2l4t
Order NiSi Oh Sales,
No. 1871 Equity,

No. 1871 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick, County
sitting in Equity:
March Term, 1895.
Samuel NJ. Birely, Assignee of Barbara A..
Birely, Assignee Of Samuel n. Birely
Mortgage of Minnie E. Anders
and II, Clay Anders her
husband,
Petition.
In the Matter OF the Report; of Sales flltdl
the 9Th day of March, 1895.
ORDERED, That on the 30th day Of
" March, 1895, tue Court will proceed to
act upon the Report of Sales of Real Estate.
reported to said Court by Samuel NJ. Birely..
Assignee in the above cause
and filed therein as aforesaid, to finally
ratify and confirm tile same, unless cause to,
the contrary thereof be shown before saidi
day provided copy Of this order be inser.
ted in some newspaper published N Fred
erick County, for three successive weeks
prior to said day;
The Report states the amount Of sales to-
be 1895.
Daasd this 9Th day of March 1895.
JOHN l.. JORDAN
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick;
County
John G. hotter, Atty.
True Copy Test. John L. Jordan.
mch74t. Clerk.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-03-14
Sale RNRiateF.

We give below the dates OF all sales for
which bills are printed at this Office; for such
no charge is made for this apace. When
bills are printed elsewhere, place may be
secured herein at the rate of 20 cents line
On Saturday March 10Th, Mrs. Sarah c.
Martin will sell house and lot in Hamp.
ton Valley. Sec bills.
On Saturday March 10, Cora E Gernand will
sell household effects. See bills.
On Tuesday March 10, J. R. and D. r. Rou.
ger will sci! lot of machinery, lumber,
buildings, etc. See bills.
On March 81, near Blacks Mill, Abraham
Lohr will sell valuable lot of personal
property. See bills.
On Friday March 20 on the road leading from
Thurmont to EmMitsburg, Emanuel
Eckenrode, agent, will sell valuable per.
sonal property. See bills.
On Saturday. March 23rd, at Franklin Mills
David B;ehl will sell valuable lot of per.
sonal property See bills.
On Tuesday March Goth on his farm, 8 miles
north of Rocky Ridge, Cornelius Dubel, a
lot of valuable personal property. See
bills.
On March Goth, on the PREMISES miles north
OfRocky Ridge on the rOadleading to Stony
Branch, about mile southeast of MOtters
Station, Jacob w. Dubel will sell lot of
personal property. See bills.