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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17
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Healy's tender nature apd
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OF the song the world owes;
edge Of Webster's inspiratiio
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17
MY BROWN MERIN0.
BY ROSE TERRY.

} you think it will look
fit to be seen, after it
is turned?" / asked,
holding up to the light
my old brown merino.
Georgia Terry looked
at it rather obviously,
while I anxiously wait
ed her decision.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17

ping oG suon furious rate dared not
trust my voice.
my aunt" he continued, "e1pect-
ed lady friend, named Miss Annie
Rose, to arrive yesterday, and being
called from home unexpectedly, she
commissioned mo to be her escort from
the railroad station to the house. She
spoke OF Miss Roses travelling dress
being brown, and hence my mistake
in accosting you. The note received
last evening apprised me OF my error,
for in it Aunt Lizzie informed me
that Miss Rose, learning the illness OF
Mrs. Talmage, had arrived by an
earlier train. and gone directly to the
house of Mrs. Talmage, SO that she
might see her friend oncs more while
alive. If you will accept my apologies
for causing you this Inconvenience
and delay in your plans, I will be
truly grateful for your forbearance,
and will do all in my power to reotify
my mistake as speedily as possible.
What could say? He was 80 sin.
cerely sorry, | could not find fault
with him. With hot cheeks, I OK
planned my part in the misunderstood.
ing.
my friend is Mrs. Rose Wharton.
She lives on Charles stree. If you
will
Il shall deliver you safely into her
hands, Miss Terry" be interrupted,
''and will Immediately order the car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
POPULAR MANS FUNERAL.
james a. northumberland
from Coal Operators.

! STAUNTON. VA, November 2l.-(Spe-
cial)-The funeral OF Mr.. James a. Ar
meutrout. who fell dead OF heart-disease
in his store Thursday. took place at the
First Presbyterian church this afternoon
at O'Clock. Besides a large attendance
OF citizens generally. for the deceased was
an esteemed and popular man, Populations
Of organizations OF which Mr.. Armentrout
WAS q member were present among them
! Populations from Valley Lodge, NO. le'
Knights OF Pythias. from Staunton Lodge
No. Is. and Fidelity Lodge. No. llo, lnde-
| pendent order of Odd-fellows. The stone
wall Brigade Band was also present.
| Messrs. W. p Tams. Charles L. Weller,
1 Frank y. Berkeley, y. NJ. Cushing VII
liam =. McCue. T. NJ. Turner Robert O..
Hamilton. and DR.. u. a. Butcher were the
pall-bearers.
Mr.. Armentrout was an active member
! OF the Stonewall Brigade Band, IRON the
date that Stonewall Jackson, In official
! order, gave 20 the band its name ana az
! Mr.. Arrnentrouts death the historic Old
band was LEFT with but TWO sutNlv,hs
members Of it's war organization CITY
Market-Clerk Charles Il. Haines and
Roundsman Robert O. Hamilton, are the
two survivors.
Aiessrs. Frank Cunningham and william
III. Sands. Of Richmond. were in the CITY
to-day. en- route from Harrisonburg Tor
their homes.
Mr.. J. Stuart Hopkins. Richmond's sweet
tenor sololst will sing at the Young
Mems Christian Association meeting To-
morrow.
Four carloads OF coal have been given
10 the stanton Young Mems Christian
Association by Stauntons coal-mine ope-
rators MIR. William A. Burke gives two
carloads. Mr. J. Fred. Eninger gives one,
and Messrs. NJ. Erskine Miller 4 Brother
give the fourth. General-Freight-Age
Gilmore d. HotchlSiss. Of Richmond, on
behalf Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, for hauling the fuel from the West
Virginia mines. accepts freight for two
cars onlv-a practical gift to the associa-
ton Of $50
Mr.. Henry Marquand OF the Now York
banking house Of Marquand & Parmelee,
owners Of the stanton trolley-car sytem,
has been IN town this week examining his
properties.
These changes have been made at the
Deaf Dumb, and Blind Institution: j. II.
Lester Of Charlottesville. teacher In the
Blind Department, resigns on account Of
III health and is succeeded by Miss Jennie
Kayser, Of this city. who has been here
tofore assistant matron. this latter post
being abolished. Mr.. ID. Clinton Bankman
resigns the post of foreman In the Tailor
ing Department. and Mr. George Felthaus,
Of Richmond. succeeds Mr.. Bankman. Mr.
Clarke Woodell is appointed monitor of
the blind boys.
A patent for an improved folding-bed
has been issued TO Mr.. Clinton II. Butcher
Lieutenant Albert !. Dudley. United
States navy, who is a resident OF this
cry. retired on half pay, accompanied by
Mrs. Dudley and children. left few days
ago TO spend the winter in Washington,
u. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
C-eyvc .rOtfingS.

CREWE, VA. November 21-(Special)-
Rev. J. T. Routten. who was assigned 70
this place by the recent Methodist Confer
ence, is expected here on next Friday
Rev. r. Findley Gayle. who has done such
gOod work here for the last four years,
will leave about that time for OnancOc,.
Judge T. II. Farrar Johnny Reb), who
is personally known TO our people and a
great favorite with them. will lecture here
on Monday night. the 23d instant, for the
benefit Of a Presbyterian church soon "a
be built at Deatonsville. His subject will
be winter Evening Stories by an Old
Man" While we have no old men here
the Judges reputation will no doubt draw
a large crowd
Mr. j. L. Cawthon and bride have re-
turned to our town, where they will in
fut ire reside.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. X. Donnan left to-day
On a visit to friends in Petersburg.
Sheriff Z. NJ. Jones and Colonel Bot
Beverly, Of Nottoway Courthouse. were in
town to-day
Mr. Dick Farrar, of Amelia greeted
many Of his friends here to-day.
Mrs. J. b. Neale, who has been quite Ill
for some time, is no better.
Rev NJ. f. Sanford, formerly pastor OF
the Baptist church Of Crewe. but now al
Parksley, Accomac county, visited friends
here this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
THE BATTLEsHIP TEXAS.
Navy Department Decides That I'm
perfectfons Exist In 1t.

PROJECTIONS Exist In 1t.
WASHINGTON, November 2.-The
Navy Department has decided that GER
tain imperfections exist in the battle
ship Texas, and has determined to make
an effort to remedy them. These con-
illusions were reached at consultation
Of bureau chiefs in Secretary Herbert's
Office this morning, TO which Captain
Henry Glass, the commander of the I'M
lucky ship. had been summoned from New
York Up TO this time the department
has declined TO. recognize that anything
WAS the matter with the ship, and under
these circumstances there has been
clash Of opinion between Captain Glass
and Admiral Bunce, the latter desiring
TO have the Texas go out and drill with
n IS squadron, while Captain Glass who Is
compelled to risk his life and crew on
the vessel, has urged that she be per-
mitted TO stay in a navy-yard long enough
to correct various defects which his init
mate connection with tho vessel con-
vinces him imperatyely need correction.
1t was decided at to-days conference,
which lasted over an hour, that the ship
should remain at Brooklyn at least thirty
days, that new air compressors should be
installed 10 operate the hydraulic turret-
turning and steering apparatus, which has
so far fallen altogether below eXpecta-
lions, because the air pressure cushion
ing" the water-power, was uncertain.
While this and other work is going on.
Constructor Bowles, who built the ship.
Is TO seize the opportunity TO put lot OF
bracing and stiffening into the frames,
and make an attempt 10 patch up the al
legged water-tight doors. which were so
instrumental in sinking the ship re-
Gently.
Captain Glass is still here, calling the
attention Of the bureau chiefs to other
desirable safeguards against collapse and
disaster. which he hopes may be done
simultaneously with the other work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
AN OpDINANCB

TO REPEAL SEXTON 9 or C' Z. us
Xxx on SrHy REVISED CRllN ae,..a
AND TO AMEND ANp tl-l-oe'
SECTIONS 3, 4. AND ! or gfi...
Xxx OF THE REVISED ~ ~.
adopted November y, l1. .,...
Section 1. BE it Ordained tF '--
Council OF the City OF Mancn
Section OF Chapter ny or RI.
ordinances be and tho Same IS A..
section .. Be IL ordained THAT
A. and Z OF Chapter NA or l.
Ordinances b. amended END
so as 70 read az follows. l4-s
a. ANY person wishing Cd
water conducted 70 his 10Y or ..
shall first apply 20 the SupeIi ..
tha Wafer Works or bis uaeNL -.
,,,fssfrn so 10 do. and the Ml.A
done il the manner PROVIDED ~
ordlT noes On such case. lt'.tl .... Up
the direction OK the SAID SUI
MS SAi M e paylng curblng. or other
os the Streets disturbed f0r %.
81 sid work shall be rcnlacaN DID
ana workmanlixe manner an P"
OF tho persons havhs tle h-'-r ..... d
~ II shall be tho duty or AA
CITY water 10 permit the oihl.i
OF the City Water lcrA -ll. -.. .
rolice officer. 20 enter IN the O.- .I.-t
reasonable hours any house -.s.
s1fru,if.d with city water, Tor l"t
A
ppliances therein consUuciei, ..s
tanning N any repairs or al..' .... .-f
necessary. or II any ordlDt. rr.
thereto are being Vi0latol. ...s
tSndent on the Water-W sNlH .- .....
notifv IN writing tho owner or N...-s
perty. OF his agent, 20 remedy n. ..,l-.
defects. and 10 make all nece-'iIs .i.-s
So as 10 make the said water r..y
ana appliances CONFORM as Nr-t
b.. to the city ordinances. ..tf IA.
AN persons refusing % permit Mn
GERS to make such visits OK
shall be fined $. ..,., qno.-
apces INTRODUCED or cOnsfri 'It- ..-s
lot or building FOR the pnfpose Of ,-iar
city water, shall be kept IN prov
and repair by the owner or tle, -.4ls
"Au repairs 90 the same sn.lt ....-ir.
subject 10 the direction OF tht SAT-
s'Sor, 20 fha Water-WOrks. anu -
conform 70 the city of4inahl''
TO the subject. ,., .t, -,-9r.s-
ANY failure 70 comply with il' iy
IONS OF this section shall r. pAl 70
a fne OF s. for each day me sti@
In any case IN which there ray IA
violation OF any OF the Qrdlu1n' W OR
civ relating 10 the WATER W yt.N'., a
SEWERS of this city, for me Ele s., fere.
which ordinances no @itclhc ul' .h casa
tofore he-an provided. IN every s-,h -
there shall be imposed q fine or ie' s..h
than s. - nor more than 50 lot ~" ne
xgo,otion 10 be recovered hrl'iN rtt.rg
Mayor or such Justice as may s'
FOR him a. Police Justice. 90, D.. In
Section 8 This ordinance Snli 10
force from the day OF its adoption
Az JOHN ~ hAlIA.
no 22-5t oleS 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22

Ecu DUN ltt - IN."
Ch4ncery C0urt-dclault having be-. --..
in the debt secured in saH
and being required 30 fO d0 Iv faf 49,.
nciaries-the undersigned Trustees n.y..
therein, Will sell by public auction. 8r h.
premises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER e. ies
at 4:SO o'clock p. NJ. q part on the p-.
ESTA1 h described In said decd. D.
the eastern portion Thereof. fnrfr.
feet, more oI less. on the s1uh Yr.
Franklin street. between Jrf..e.r ..t
Madison streets. with tho tart Do r.
feet, 20 the wide, paved alley .r ~.
NEW LY-ERECTED AND E..U-
VALUABLE RE3iDENCF known
No. 2G west Franklin street. OIL. .r.f T.
the property thus 20 De soh tairg ..-,.t
sufficient TO pay the debt SEQUEL la ui
deed.
The location and neishborho,l a-o Oh.
tinCtiveiy fashionable and desirable.
The dwelling o. a large. wide m.er-.
and handsome detached htowns,9ae-,-l
brick structure OF three stories. c.nf-.-.
ing twenty, or more, rooms NJ fine I'D.
abundantly supplied With closets fr
wants rooms. pachlg-rooma eleearf
bathrooms, elevator, ample furnace s..
fuel-rOCms, etc. admirably rIarr,f
thoroughly modern ami complete In a.
its appointments; the hyg.erlc c0nfr.-,
and the facilities for heating eeoi-,.
and gas-iightlng. ventilation. and He+..
ton. being Of the latest and most lir1g
approved methods, the hari-w0. t.Ist
the frescolng. ana embell shm 20 thrers..
out, artistic and elaborate. posses.
ing, indeed, everything 'eqlLte q
comfort and fashion.
The sale OF this property. the attractive.
ness OF which f. but briefly outlined ben.
and which must be seen % be arDn.
ciated, affords an opportunity which b,
intending purchaser can afford 20 regltr,
and all persons interested are respect lv
urged TO attend and 20 coma Irnrtr
at the hour named.
TERMS: FOR CASH az 70 so mg,s
OF the purchase money as viii Do racss.
sary to pay tho expenses OF eTeruf.-r
this trust; the delinquent taxes, and fs
ratable share Of the taxes for the prase-
year; the bond for G1gil0 due september
q 1896: the past due instalmen's Cf 'r.
terest--viz.. S2fosS due March "a Isl
$3.50 IS. due Juno q. lS5, and cN8 Go
September q. 1896. and interest re-
sl7.s913o. the assresgais O. 9c..i ne h','
iSSS until the dsy Of sale UPON
CREDITS as to S5.797I 10 TN September g
1897. and s. 79110 till September q l"'
the purchaser 20 give bonds f0r tha SAG
credit payments. with Interest ihe7e
from the day Of sale, payaole Qlar'f-'
annually, and the said bonds 90 Bel .
cured by q deed OK trust upon '1e n.
property. and 10 be made IN r'3m.r
n the said above-mentonod bonds Az
10 the residue Of The plrcha.
money. II any, on a credit ~ SIX ui
twelve months from day Of sale The pgr'
chaser TO give therefor BIS neg ,ia
notes I'm two equal instalments With r.
terest added, and 10 be fecurei p" o t.t'
"a such residue having been Fixed hr ff
undersigned, after applyins 20 tho gran'''
in said trust deed 20 prescribe The terms
and his failure 10 do So
J. g. ELAN
JAMES c. LAMR
Trustees
J. II. Elam & Co., Auctloneers Do .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-A STATED a
COMMUNICATION OF LODGE Ny
or STRICT OBSERVANCE, No: w
2e7, A. i. AND A. NJ, will be held
2g 1896. at S =. NJ. Master Masons in
good standing are fraternally invited to
attend.
BY order Of the Worshipful Master. E.
NJ Crutchfeld.
CHARLES A. NESBITT.
no 22-1t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22

eye by chip and the sight was de-
stroyed. 1t Il feared he will lose the
sight OF the other. also.
The last enactment OF the chaln-gang
system for Lancaster county has had
the twofold effect OF suppressing. law
lessness and Kidding the county OF bad
characters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
FOR RENT.

THOSE LARGE AND VERY DESIRA-
BILE Warehouses, now being completed.
Nos 1870 and 1922 east Cary between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets; three stories
and cellars, broad fronts, high-pitched,
and running back good depths. Also,
Large Warehouse in rear OF the above
buildings. fronting on wide alley. These
warehouses are substantially built, and
suitable for the heaviest kind OF whole
sale business. VIII put in elevators.
offices, and any other improvements de-
sired by tenant. SUTTON & CO.,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
no 15-Su VIZ SUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
MEETING POSTPONED.
no CLERKS OF COURTS
ONCE Of Secretary OF the
Association of Clerks of Courts OF

UIUCe OF NttTtIHFV OF tIIN
Association of Clerks of Courts OF
Virginia,
Emporia, Va, November 10. 1896.
AFTER A CONFERENCE WITH THE
officers and members of the association,
IL is deemed expsdient and proper for
convention on TUESDAY, the Sth day OF
December, 1896; but should the condition
and objects OF the association require IL.
a special meeting may be called In the
spring OF the coming year, otherwise
AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY IN DE
CEMBER, 1897. Very truly yours,
II. l.. TURNER, Secretary.
N. B.-The secretary 10 In want OF funds
for incidental purposes, and would thank
the members 10 send In their contribu-
lions e. L.. 4.
no 22-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

CcntraIly-LOcated Stores.
We have several bargains In this line,
paying 10 per cent. See us about IL.
]. THOMPSON BROWN q CO,
no 22-lt lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
TXECUTORS' SALE OF NALUA'
~ pLF PERSONAL PROPERTY OF

-
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q lsH
AT 1890 O'CLOCK A. 81, on l.l
PRESfISES. AT TEE LAIE k-'..
DFNCD or IGNATIUS SCH W.. ~.
THE RIVER ROAD, ABglL- Iey
MILES FROM MANCHkSlhs. ~
C1T'HFiFSTERFIELD COUNTY. Vas
EXECUTORS OF the estate Of The late 10.
Tins schuttee we will sell. at p
auction. on the day hour, ana s'
named named above. oil the personal Pro
PERTY on the farm. conslz-gs 4"
Very Fine Hogs, Z Cows hsii,,-ls.
/ Holsteln Bull, 8 Very Fine
Good Horses, Carts. Harness.
Horse Wagon, 2 Feed Knives, Ho-
Power. Fan-Mill. 1 Thraa1 her. ] 10 ~. 80.
1 Reaper, all In good rep ar '.-
Rakes CultivatQrs. Sprin5 W.
baskets. Boxes. Crates, etc Z J-ts
WAGONS Hot-Bed Sash, about 10 7. ii.
Fine Corn. Hay, oats. ahucka
Potatoes large lot Cord Wool ~ u
pegs valuable lot OF Tools / very u,
Old Bureau mahceany), and man! e.-.
very valuable articles too numerous ~
mention. 49,. - .,-t..
TERMS: All sums Of 81 anf W.
cash. over that amount a crt0t oi p.
months will DO given for notes p, III
cent. interest. from day or sale "--'''
with approved security. ...,-..-.-r---
y. -. SCHUIl l-
II. G, FORsl MAJ,
Executors OF 7. Sohuttee. dg-
Augustine Royal q Co.. Auction -''
no 17192D. q .2lSf4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
FOR RENT OR SALE,

THE LARGE WAREHOUSE SHOPS,
etc, lately occupied by the Cardwell Ma
chine Company, on Cary near Fifteenth
street Four floors. large frontage and
depth Of 1872 feet; railroad connection, etc.
Low rent.
j. THOMPSON BROWN e CO,
no 22-lt lib east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
SMYTH BROS. G. KLINE,
AUCTIONEERS. noaa-n
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Nos. and Z north Eleventh street
HOIrDn CAT II DIV AITn1I0N


FRAME DWELLING AND LOT
SITUATED NORTHEAST CORNER OF
WEBSTER AND ROANE STREETS
BY virtue OF a decree entered In the
hereinafter named cause by the Chancery
Court of Richmond, on November II, 1875
we, the undersigned, will sell by auction,
on the premises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1898.
ne 4S0 o'clock =. NJ, the Aforementioned
PROPERTY. The dwelling contains three
rooms, and is I'm good condition. The lot
has a frontage OF 30 feet on Webster
street, running back l46 feet 10 Cabell
street, thus giving a frontage on Two
streets
TERMS: One third cash: the residue in
equal ins;alments at six and twelve
months from day Of sale, credit payments
to be evidenced by notes. with interest
added, and title retained until all OF the
purchase money is paid, and deed order
J. ]. I.EAKE
JAMES w. GORDON,
T. A. l. SMITH,
Special Commissioners.
George L. Johnson. for, &c, Plaintiff,
against Georgia Il. Gray. &c, Defend
ants.-In the Chancery Court OF tho
city of Richmond:
/ Charles w. Coddin, Clerk Of said
court. certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioners by the decree
In said cause Of November II, 1896, has
been duly given. 49,
November. 1896.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22

orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and tho style Of work ard prices wiz be
sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22

NUDE IN ART REPRODUCTIONS
from the French Living models. Strictly
nude. Superb art Fifteen specimens
llxi4, all different. 81, Two samples. sc,
Postpaid JOHN WEBBER. Third and
no H-2te
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
For RENT,

THE EXCELLENT STOCK BRICK
Residence, No. 3l2 west Grace street.
Contains 10 rooms. with every con-
yenience. All nicely papered, and in per-
feet order G. l.. & ii. l.. DENOON,
M 2-E& SUIT 81 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
20 and "a north Ninth street.
GROCERY WAGON, CARPETS,
N NEW CLOCKS AND LAMPS, FUR
NITURE. &C,
AT AUCTION.

will sell at my auction-house, at 1851
A. NJ.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1896,
One Light Spring Grocery Wagon;
Parlor and Chamber Furniture;
one Fine Mahogany Secretary;
Massive Oak Dining Chairs, Bullets, Tx
tension Tables. Rockers. Chairs. Bu-
reaus. Bedsteads, Springs, Mattresses,
Books. Cigars. &c;
Some Fine Mantel Vases. Fine Pictures,
New Mantel Clocks, New Hanging ana
Parlor Lamps. Stoves. and variety
OF miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
no % Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
MONDAY. DECEMBER 7 1900
HORSES, MULES, cows. sc.

FOR SALE. CHEAP, A SMALL.
HORSE Perfectly gentle and sold for
no fault but want OF use. Apply to Mr..
cox, Chains Stable. near Shafer
street. no 22-6t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
no 2-5t

Orders for printing sent 20 the pisl ~.
Company viii be given prompt az, u, "A
and the style OF work and prices Wa
sure 70 please YOU. -. 80 ---'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
FOR RENT,

HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY
Ray-Window Brick Dwelling, No. 2o5
Harrison street. Handsomely papered
all through. and In first-class order.
SUTTON & Co,
no 22-Suit corner Tenth and Bank SITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
AUCTION sALEs-Monday.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Iho
RATA By THE VENDOR AND 1hh
NENDEE.