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turrsd completely over. and landed IN
ditch.
Major ]. Hoge Tyler returned honie
from Europe yesterday. He looked wen,
reports a fine time, and is enthusiastic
over the ticket nominated at Chicago.
A large number OF ministers ana lay-
men are here In attendance al the
Lutheran Synod.
The Democratic campaign viii open mere
Thursday night. with a monster meeting
at the Opera House. Judge Sam w. VII
liams. of wythe county, nominee ior
Congress in the Ninth District, VIII De tne
principal speaker. A Bryan ana Se""ii
club win be organized.
The weather this week has been rear
fully hot. the mercury playing arounu
the 100 mark for several days
The City Council at their meeting Mon
day night oade arrangements to build
on addition Ia Belle Heth Academy. This
move is made necessary on account OF the
increased attendance Of pupils.
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FREDERICKSBURG.
Personal POints-They Did Not
Bite.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, August Il
(Special)-Mr Bette Thornton, OF Rlch-
mond. is here at the bedside OF her
niece, Miss Kate Aldridge, who Is very
i'll.
The five or six Richmond bellies who are
rusticating in the old burg were rendered
and accepted an entertainment TINS eve
ming. -.
Mrs. Blunt, wife of Engineer Blunt,
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg, ana
Potomac railroad who formerly resided
in Richmond, is quite i'll at her home IN
this city.
To-day has been quite as warm as any
Of the spells, though there have been no
prostrations reported
No interest is felt here in the self-con-
stituted action of the sound moneyites.
Letters have been received from those
engineering the movement. intimating
that certain gentlemen could have the
congressional nomination in the First
District on their ticket II they desired 1t.
The bait failed to catch sucker, how
ever all Democrats being fully satisfied
with the Hon. w. A. Jones.
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REMAINS SENT TO DANyILLE.
MIR. IL. G.. PAGES Body Claimed at
Once nv Eriends.

The remains OF Mr.. Robert G. Pace,
whose sudden death at a Frankln-street
clearinghouse late Tuesday night was
reported in the Dispatch, were taken 10
Danville on the train which left here al
o'clock this morning, and were accom-
panied by the deceaseds half-sster, MIS-
Charles f. Belvin.
The first intimation the family ana
friends Of Mr.. Pace had or his death
was conveyed TO them through the COL
umns of the Dispatch, and they hasteneu
TO have the remains cared for. The body
was taken in charge by Funeral-Director
l.. II. Christian. and prepared Tor burial
THE NEWS IN DANVILLE.
Mr.. Pace was. az stated in the Dispatch
Yesterday wen connected. and was held
in high esteem by the citizens OF Dan
vile. as is shown by the following special
telegram to the Dispatch, which was re-
ceived last night:
"Tbe announcement Of the death In
Richmond. of Robert G.. Pace caused
much grief and surprise in this city.
where he spent the greater part OF his
life.
''Mr. Pace was a son OF the late Jer-
man w. Pace, and was born in HalllaH
county about fifty years ago. lie re-
moved 20 Danville In 1866. ana shortiy
afterwards became identified with the To-
bacco trade. When Danville's prominence
as a leaf tobacco market began. MI PACE
and his brother were engaged IN tne
warehouse business. They oulit tne
Pace Warehouse here. and subsequently
the Star Warehouse, which they after-
wards sold about 1873 He and MS
brother. Ed. NJ. Pace. removed TO LUnch-
burg and there built. and for several
years operated PAGES Warehouse, then
the largest In that city. Many o the
present progressive warehouse methods
in use here and elsewhere owe their
origin TO Mr.. Pace. who was a man OF
remarkable business capacity. After
few years in Lynchburg Mr. Pace re-
moved TO Winston. n. c.. and there en-
gagged in the tobacco trade. He recently
went TO Charleston. S c., and engaged
in other business
"NIr. Pace married a Miss Nelson. OF
Culpeper county. who survives him. 4.
NJ. Pace. OF Marion. S. c.. is his brother.
George L. Pace. OF Halifax, half
brother. and Mrs. c. r. Belvin, OF Rich
mond. his sister He was cousin OF
MIR. James 9. Pace. Of Richmond and OF
Mr.. J. r. Pace. and Mrs. T. j. Talbot,
and was extensively related in this city
and section"
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IN THE MAGIC CITY.
A Young MAN DIES FROM EFFECTS
OF THE HEAT.
The sad Ending of n bicycle Run
Alleged Meonshiner Arrested on
the Charge OF Numbering sup
POSED Informer.


ROANOKE. August i2--(Special.) 1.-The
FIRST and only case Of death from sunstroke
during the present protracted heated term
occurred here this afternoon, in the per-
son Of Harry NJ Brooke. a ls-yc2r-old son
OF Colonel 5. S. Brooke, Clerk of the Cor
poration Courts OF this city. The young
man. In company with Wat. Harrison,
friend Of about the same age from Henry
county, had made a bicycle trip 10 Coy
ners Springs, about six miles east OF
here. and returning about o'clock, they
continued on their bicycles towards the
baseball ground on the southern border Of
the city. When at the corner OF Ninth
avenue and Jefferson street, young Brooke
suddenly fell forward from his bicycle 10
the ground. His friend went Immediately
to his assistance and placed him under
the shade Of a tree on the sidewalk near
by. He was then breathing slowly, but
Notwithstanding four physicians were
summoned, and everything possible done
20 restore him. he lived but a short time.
ALLEGED MOONSHINER ARRESTED.
George MacAlexander. an ALLEGED moon
sinner, was arrested here this afternoon
tiansburg. and Greene. OF Roanoke, on
the charge of numbering Charles DeHart.
OF Patrick county. on the 18th of July
last. DeHart had gone into the wheat
field TO cut wheat, and not coming home
10 dinner. little girl was sent TO notify
him that the meal was ready. She found
him lying dead with bullet-hole In his
head the murderous deed having been
committed by some one concealed liz the
bushes near by.
SUSPECTED OF INFORMING.
DeHart was suspected of informing on
Illicit distillers. and this, IL was supposed
led 10 his murder. MacAleXander was
suspected of the crime. and officers have
been searching for him since the murder
was committed. He was located here by
means of a check sent him from Floyc
county. which Deputy Marshal Greene
found had been received at one OF the
banks cf this city. MacAlexander was
very drunk when arrested, and after ne
had sohered up he was seen by your cor
respondent He said he was In Roanoke
at The time Of the murder. and could es-
tablish an alibi by fifty witnesses. Mac
Alexander is over feet tall and about 81
wears old He will probably be taken to-
morrow 90 Patrick county for trial.
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A Work of Art.

After much labor and expense the
Dispatch Company has succeeded in get
ting out the best souvenir picture ever
offered to the public. 1t is entitled,
"oUR LOST CAUSE" and is intended
as a companion piece TO OUR HEROES
AND OUR FLAGS. which was so eagerly
sought after by our patrons last spring.
Bring three coupons Of different dates
to our counter, with 10 cents, and obtain
the picture, or send three coupons with
10 cents and 2-cent postage stamp. and
we will mail II to any address in the
country, securely put up in tube. Ad-
dress, COUPON DEPARTMENT.
The Dispatch Company.
Richmond Va.
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CHASE CITY.
A Very Enjoyable German-Thosc
Present.

CHASE CITY. VA. August 12.-(spe-
cial)-To vary the monotony, an elegant
german was given at Hotel Barnett last
night by the proprietor to his guests
and many others invited from a distance.
The ballroom was specially prepared
for the occasion, the attendance large,
ladies stylish, gentlemen plentiful, and
the devotees OF Terpsichore In ecstatic
enjoyment.
Those who participated in the german
were:
Thomas +. Goode. Jr. OF Boyd
ton. and Mrs. Colonel Limerick, Norfolk;
Washington Wood and Miss Hattie
Hardy, Clarksville; J. T. Martin, Keys
VILE. and Miss Osullivan. Richmond;
George r. Russell, brakes Branch, and
Miss Pauline E. Baptist Mecklenburg;
William A Magee, Ciarksvills, and Miss
Alma owen, Manchester. X. T. Russell,
Chase City. and Miss Mabel Hill, Dan
vile; Kemper Griffin. GAINESVILLE, and
Miss Bessie Goode. Mecklenburg; Hobson
Newell Richmond. and Miss Marv i.
Tucker Danvlle; Watkins Goode, Neck
lenburg. and Miss Bette b. Finch Boyd
ton; Charlie Allcott. Clarksville, and Miss
Annie Hardy, Oakley; Willie Baptist,
Mecklenburg. and Miss Rosa Maddox,
Chase city; John Baptist, GAINESVILLE.
and Mrs. Ashby Edmunds. Hopkinsville,
Ky: Edward L. Baptist, Chase City. and
Mrs. Sarah Crews. brakes Branch: w.
H. Moon. San Angelo. Tex, and Mrs. NJ.
f. Hardy. Chase City.
stags-H. b. Morris. Richmond Henry
Osborne. Keysville; 0. James, Richmond:
Cabell Wood. Lewis Cnliland. Charlie
Lsppert. c. 3. Watkins, GAINESVILLE. and
Captain F. B. Roberts. Chase City.
Chaperons--M w. S. Bennett. Mrs.
FANNIE Barnett Chase City; Mrs. r. c.
Nelson. Richmond, and Mrs. p. Lambert.
Mecklenburg.
The festivities continued until after
midnight. delightful refreshments were
served the entertainment most enjoy
able. and the generous proprietor ac-
corded unbounded praise.
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BY J. Thompson Brown 4 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Avctioneers.
No lib east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-13
RALEIGH's BUDGET.
Butler Is sercne-Thc Fusion cues
tion-Briefs.

RALEIGH. n. c.. August 12.-tSpe-
city. now a political hotbed, is Senator
Butler. He Is as serene as May morn
ing. Your correspondent said to Populist-
State-Secretary Hyams. Don't you know
Butler is debating Republican politics
now. too?' Hyams replied There Is
something in that"
The Republicans are at sea as to Popu-
list plans. They ask newspaper men
scores Of questions as to what the Popu-
lists intend to do.
For all the asserted desire OF the Re
publicans that there be three State
tickets. they appear TO be fairly wild to
have the Populists fuse with them.
Congressman Shuford PopulisD was
badly scared at limitations in q paper
yesterday that his district might, II
there was a deal, be given to a Demo-
crat. His alarm was needless. II by any
chance there should be a deal, that dis
trict would go TO the Populists.
The Populists who are willing to fuse
with Democrats, make the broad state
ment that electoral fusion is not a bit
more important than congressional fusion,
and that one goes with the other.
1t is learned that n. c. English, Pro-
fessor Woody, of Guilford College, and
Rev. n. y. Cobb are Populist candidates
for the nomination for State Superinten-
dent of Public instruction. Bailey, Of
North Carolina, may get the Republican
nomination. 1t Is said thirty counties are
pledged to Charles II. Mebane, fusionist.
The rain last night came just in the
nick of time to prevent destruction Of the
crops. Streams are quite low. More rain
Is needed. The weather is still hot
though more moderate.
Captain Thaddeus w. Jones. Of the
Tenth Cavalry, who is now at Asheville,
is detailed to make practice march and
encampment of the Fourth Regiment,
North Carolina State Guard. September
9Th to 18th. Major T.. w Hayes, United
States army, will also make the march.
DR.. r. S. McGeachey, assistant physi-
clan at the insane asylum here, will be
married at Fredericksburg, Va, Septem-
Der 1st. Miss Henrietta J. Wisnor, of the
latter place, is the bride elect.
Under the recent order of Governor Carr.
there is now retired list OF officers Of the
State Guard. who have served ten years.
Captain J. II. Snead, Of Company ID. Third
Regiment Durham. is retired under the
provisions Of this order.
The Fourth District Populist Congress
sional Convention met here this afternoon
1t had been known all the while that
there was no opposition TO w. f. Strowd,
and that he would be nominated by accla-
nation The Populists are trying to make
a deal with the Republicans 50 the latter
will support him.
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DANVILLE. VA, August 12.-(Spe-
cial.)-Three thousand people attended
the second days session of the Roanoke
Association at Kentuck to-day. The
subjects that came before the association
for discussion were: Home and Foreign
Missions" "Sunday-School and Bible
Board Work." and Educational and
Ministerial Relief"
The report of the Committee on Digest
of Letters shows there are forty-one
churches in the association, with mem
bership Of nearly 6,O0o. Church property
is valued at $500, and money raised
last year for all purposes aggregated
1900.
Next years session Of the association
will be held at Sharon church.
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WANTED,

AN INVALID ROLLING-CHAlR. AP-
Div at Lee Camp Soldiers Home.
~ au 9-Su. Tu&Th3t
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VIRGINIA EDITORS.
state Annexation Elect Ohicerx-An
Excursion.

sTAUNTON, VA, August 12-(spe-
ciai)-The Virginia Press Association fin
ished its business to-day and adjourned
The following officers were elected:
President, Charles Donnit, of the
Salem Times-Register; First Vice-Presi-
dent, s. r. Lukobill. OF Roanoke; Second
Vice-President. w. II. Frenger, Clifton
FORGE; Third Vice-President, NJ. b. Har-
rison, Of Bedford City; Executive Com
mittee-E. L. Price. W. Il. Davis. w. b..
Fitzhugh. Y. II. Rowe. and j. II. Lind
sey; Delegates TO the national associa-
ton. AT Galveston, Tex.-R. p. Barham,
w. V. Fitzhugh w. Seymour White,
E II. Barclay.
Mr.. White. Of Fredericksburg read a
fine paper on the state Of the law as to
libel. Newspaper work was discussed in
all it's phases. and with great interest.
j. c. Dame. Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. Is here 10 take the asso-
citation on an excursion TO the White Sui
phur and Rockbridge Alum tonight
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SHENANDOAH.
Court Matters-DiscipleS Conven-
tion-PoliticaI.

WOODSTOCK, VA, August 12.-(Spe-
cial)-In the County Court here to-day
II. G. Huff was fined 50 for assaulting
p. z. BLY,. Huff was indicted for an at
tempt to commit murder.
The annual convention Of the Disciples
of Christ, of the Valley churches, will
convene at Zion church, fve miles east OF
this place, tomorrow morning. Large
crowds attend these meetings. The ses-
sions will continue four days. The Dis
ciples Of Christ OF the Valley have
eighteen churches. with upwards Of 1000
members. Colonel f. T. Stickley, of this
place. will preside over the meetings.
A Bryan and Sewall Democratic club
will be organized here shortly. All lead
ing Democrats Will be in the club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-13
North state F'armers' Alliance.

The Farmers State Alliance closed its
annual session at Hillsboro to-day. 1t re-
elected Cyrus Thompson president, and
also the other officers. A resolution was
unanimously adopted denouncing the At
torney General for refusing to allow the
Alliances representative to bring suit to
test the legality of the lease Of the North
Carolina railway to the Southern. de-
claring that the lease must be annulled,
favoring a constitutional prohibition OF
the purchase. lease. or rental Of COM
peting or parallel lines of railway.
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DanviIIe Notes.

DANvILLE. August l2.-(Special)-A
telegram received here to-day announced
the death at Marion. Ala, last night Of
Mrs Edward Woodfn (nee Barnard, OF
Danville). Deceased was a daughter OF
w. l.. Barnard, and a niece OF Colonel
e. b. Withers. of Danvilie. She was 70
years old, and was married here in 1855.
o. Il. Hatcher, barkeeper, assigned here
to-day TO r. II. Boisseau. trustee. The
liabilities named aggregate 1850. assets,
less
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IL ADFORD.
n brakeman Hurt sheep Killed
Political.

EAST RADFORD. VA, August r.
Specially. s. Rowlett. brakeman on
be yard here. was thrown from a train
yesterday, and received serious, If not
atal, injuries. He had his left foot
dashed OF, and his back and head badly
.nrt. The accident was right In front Of
lis house. and his wife was sitting on
me porch. looking at him when he fell.
A wreck occurred In the yard this
morning. and twenty-eight sheep on their
,4y from Tennessee TO northern markets.
ere killed. The carload OF stock was
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BY n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO GOOD
MEDIUM.slZEO
BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos. si4 AND 9ls WEST MAIN STREET
AT AUCTION.

In execution Of a deed OF trust dalel
June Is. 1880. and duly recorded IN tA'
Chancery Court for the city OF klchnlo.l,
in Deed-Boo l4i 10. page II. i Will az -
request OF the beneficiary, there ma ~
been default In the payment OF the go
secured. sell by auction. on the premise
on 80.
MONDAY. AUGUST H. lSs.
at O'Clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY cor,
yeyed By said deed, consisting Of the t" ~
brick dwellings above referred 70 49,,
ated on the north side OF Main 1870
between Cherry and Linden streets. TOO -
ing 81 feet s inches. and running oaeA -
feet 10 an alley 10 feet Wide. go,
The houses will be sold separately, a..
present an excellent opportunity 70 steglo
good. medium-sized homes IN enoieV "
cation. -, oosts
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay COS,
OF executing the trust and taxes y dA9 y,
sale and to discharge the unpaid por -,
OF the debt amounting 20 S.lsO, Wltn ~.
terest thereon from June Is, 1870; ahe -
residue upon such terms as the s'ahsy1s,n
their personal representatives. or $3.50,
NAV prescribe and direct or IN dsiss'
OF such direction. then upon equai S, s.
dits OF six and twelve months Tor
with interest added. and secured pS
deed OF trust upon the properly.
au IL ~ W. DN"N
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Rig Cont Dealers Fail.

CHICAGO, ILL, August 12.-The an
nouncement of the failure of the big coal
firm OF Watson, Little a. Co., Dear
born street, was made this mornin. No
statement as TO assets and liabilities has
as vet been made. This firm had the
contract for supplying the city with soft
coal and the failure Is due 10 a strike
In their mines In Brazil. Ind.
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DANVILLE, VA. August l2.-(Spe-
cial )--William f. Cook. a welI-known
Danville young man. and Miss Roberta
H. Austin, OF Campbell county, eluded
parental opposition to the match and went
10 Pelham. n. c.. to-day. where they
were married by Parson T. III. Walker
They arrived here tonight.
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bedford City Bank Case.

BEDFORD CITY. August 12.-(Special)
In the case of the Commonwealth against
Cashier Smith, Of the Bedford Savings
Bank, Mr.. Burroughs this evening closed
the argument for the prosecution, and
court adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing
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BUSINESS WANTS.
MOn6y Talks.
We Have no Tale of Woe to Tell.
Our Business is to Bring Glad
Tidings.
And Here They Are:

6 pounds Granulated Sugar. o.
Finest Sugar-Cured Hams. no
Pure Lard, per pound. . ...... 8
1000 pounds ArbUckles Coffee 70
50 dozen large cans Grated Pine
Mocha and Java Coffee, fresh "
roasted ...... ........ ............, 20
Finest English Breakfast Gold
Tea ...... ............ ........... 40
Bumgardiner's Whiskey, in large bot
ties. .... minimum. ...... ..... GO
50 dozen cans Potted Tongue, per
can go. ...... ...... ...........
dozen MartelPs Cognac Brandy, 1866,
quarts ...... ................... rs
80 dozen Spiced Vienna Sausage per
10 Tubs Finest Mountain Roll Butter.
rich and sweet ...... .... IL
5000 barrels Finest Family Flour,
new wheat ...,;.....: ....,.ss 50
BdIOn ......... ....... rs
100 stone jars Imported Canton Gin
ger, pounds each. ....... .... *
90 dozen Finest French Peas, per
can, new crop ...... ........... 10
5000 bales very Finest Green Timothy
Hay, per hundred . - IN
1000 bushels White Conn.,. 60
5000 bushels finest Oats, per bushel q
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt. 25O
pounds. see. ...... - qO
10 barrels large Fat Mackerel each.
Come early ana avoid the rush. as these
prices are only for a few days
ID. OSULLIVAN
Eighteenth and Main,
Pnone pOf. au 9-Su, Il, TIL asa
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sboe Manufacturers Fail.

BOSTON. MASS, August 12-E. 5. San
born & Co., manufacturers Of ladies'
shoes, have failed, with Liabilities Of
$4,000, and nominal assets amounting to
between $4,000 and $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-13
New York pop. Convention.

LOCKPORT, ~ Y, August PA call
was issued to-day for State convention
OF the Peoples party 10 nominate can
didates for State offices. The conven-
ton il to be held in Syracuse August 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-13

In pursuance Of the aforementioned de-
cree the undersigned special commission
ers. thereby appointed for the purpose,
will sell by auction, upon the premises, on
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WANTED,

A MALE TEACHER FOR THE PUBLIC
School at Smithfeld,. va salary; 40 P n-
nnintnent will be made September 20
isS6. Apply at once, stating quaiirea'iohS'
ejvina, references, and experience, 70
s'''Ns r. f. BOYkIN,
,,,-e, Trustee. &c. Smitield. Va
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Fine Horse killed.

RICE, August 2.-(Special)-Mr. J.
Wyatt crute. who lives with II. s. Col.
had the misfortune TO have his fine riding
horse killed by falling tree on yester-
day evening.
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FOR UNITED STATES ARMY AbLE,
Bodied. Unmarried Men, between ages OF
u and 90 Citizens of the United states;
of good character and temperate habits
who can speak, read, and write EnsIl s,1;
For information apply TO RECkolIh,Np
OFFICER, ga east Broad street hiSh-
mond. Va. y f-lu' AHS
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WHEN REAL ESTATE is SoI.D ru,.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAt.EN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID ppo
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TJi1
VENDEE Anh
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO YOU sPECuLATE7 GUIDE TO
Successful Speculation" mailed free.
Wheat, provision, cotton. and stock spec
ulation on limited margin thoroughly ex-
planned. Correspondence solicited
WARREN. FORp & CO.,
II Wall street. New York.
my 3-SuAThly
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WANTED,

SITUATION TO MANAGE A FARM EOK
isg7 Can give good reference; Ad on'5Ss
Maneuin Post ONCE; king M Hdbnson.
", va, III S"i" VI au sat-
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee.
No. lll5 east Main street.
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WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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ReadTheSe Prices;

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s@% fVs standard Fss %Ees t 9f 3 for this sale reduced
@Ss 5 $ Ss ai55s. rs 1s reduced m
i5 Handy eteSo value
R5 5;sr T@siIs 6 sag gsFS. &c yard
Fs% afa ER PSya @ q x Pfi!
burner SSEP mS sS Ga Paper wSR &c. inventory Price
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