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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-21
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Topics and Texts at the Various Churches

Topics and Texts at the Various Churches
for Tomorrow.
This column is permanent feature OF -the
Leader and "a cordial invitation L. eNtenheo 10 !
the pastor of each church in the city TO report ,
to us on Friday OF each week the SUBJECT OF /
the following Sabbaths discourse together .
with special services that may prove OF in.
terest.
Presbyterian Church. pastor
will preach in the morning on the sub !
iect: believing Lie. In the eve
ming Mr.. Isaac b. Mostly, native
Armenian, now student at Lane
Medical Seminary, will speak on his
country and his people. All are
invited.
German St. Lukes Church.
services in the morning. Theme:"Who
is to serve, you the Lord OF the Lord
you?" At six o'clock p. m. meeting of
the young people.
Central Church of Christ t-Preaching
morning and evening by Evangelist II,
F. MacLane. Morning subject: Speak
the Word. Evening: In Christ
Jesus. Mrs. Linden will sing at each
service. Sunday School at a. IN. The
public cordially invited to all the SER
vices.
German NJ. E Church, Morning
topic: Trials, Their Reason, and what
to do with Them" Evening: Angelic
Protection in Appointed Ways.
First NJ. E. Church.-Rev. j. B.
Mooshy, the Armenian, who has lived
% years among the Turks kuras and
Armenians, will occupy the pulpit in
the morning and give an address on
the Armenian question. Mr. Mooshy
comes highly recommended and will
please and profit all who hear him. A
free will offering will be taken at the
close. General service at p. m Pub
lie invited.
Gilman Avenue NJ E. Church
Preaching morning and evening. The
pastor having returned from his yaca-
tion will be glad to greet his congre-
In
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-21
mother and Children Burned to Death.

WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. 2O.-Firc at
Rapid City Wednesday night destroyed
the residence of George IIundson while
he was absent from home, and Mrs
Hudson and children were burned to
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-21
Turkish Turbnns.

A Turkish turban of the largest size
contains 20 yards of the finest and
softest muslin.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-21

Gilman Avenue NJ. E. Church
Preaching morning and evening. The
pastor having returned from his yaca-
tion will be glad to greet his congre-
CATION again.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-21

Just try 10 cent box of Cascarets
he finest liver and bowel regulator
yer made.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-21

German st. Lukes Church.
services in the morning. Theme: Who
is to serve, you the Lord OF the Lord
you?" At six o'clock p. m. meeting of
the young people.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-21

German NJ. E Church. Morning
topic: Trials, Their Reason, and what
to do with Them" Evening: Angelic
Protection in Appointed Ways.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-21

for Tomorrow,
This column is a permanent feature OF IN
Leader and "A cordial invitation Is extended L
the pastor of each church in the city TO repor
to us on Friday OF each week the subject q
the following Sabbaths discourse, togethe
with special services that may prove Of II
tereSt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17
NAZAMAS LEAVE TODAY.
Local Detachment 10 Be First in the
Vale, and There Await the
Dghey%

The detachment Of Mazamas which VIII
60 frcm here % make q part Of the large
expedition which Will climb Mount Eas-
rser the latter p7rE Of this month will
leave on the 7.i5 FLYER this morning. go-
ing straight through TO the valley. there
t. await the coutngents from Tacoma
and Portland
They expect Ia arrlre ia the valley
Monday and viii there await the ar
rival ~ the Tacoma party, which IS TO
leave Tuesday There VIII be- about nifty
from Tacoma and i00 from Portland
Those who Wi 40 FROM here are: NIr
ana Mrs Edward curtis. n. +, Weldon
Young Prof Anderson Of Whitman col
leEe Ms>S Johnson IF Waua Waua: Miss
Grace Isaac~. pr and Airs John p
Sweeney Harvey p Mitchell II New
York. Is RAY ~ Everett.
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ENBEANORERs REACH TACOMA.
New Jersey and New York Dclegn-
tion~ arrixe-Hore to Follow.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-lutelligoncer
TACOMA. July 1.-Two sections Of
Christian Endeavorers.. one with New
jersey delegates and the other ~ith New
YORKER. arrived in Tacoma this morning
and AFTER a feW hours stay continued to
Seattle. There were about Is members
in the New Jersey party and 2lsl In the
New York party Both parties break
ast-d AZ the Tacoma hotel. and the latter
party remained for Iuneh. Many OF The
eNcursiuuists were 50 wearied by their
travels inst they took advantage OF the
rest offered them ana reclined on the
uahes and his easy chairs Ia tn hotel
Uarlors The majority Of them. however
wandered about the city until train time
the delegation from Indiana il expected
20 arrive tomorrow morning. There are
=" people III ihis party. ON MONDAY two
parties are expected one containing 25o
Pennsylvania Ende1vorers and the other
~ = Louis delegates. y stop VIII he
made In this city FOR breakfast aud lunch
con. Tuesday morning another Pennsyl-
vauia delegation of - Is expected. to be
followed ou Wednesday 10y a New York
special and ora Thursday by delegates
from Massachusetts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17
THEY LIKED SEATTLE
rrxr Kindred ESDEssogERs IN
gnfTE PASS THROUGH TIE CITY

rb.. Came From View York and New
Jersey and Were Delighted Win
she Reception rendered Th~m h5
the seattle End eavorer--Psiaee
Cars titied " itb Fo.-tsfs-h Trip
over the Car Lines ia Lake wash
suzfon and Good Dinner at -
afts~ Hegsis-pDio loans and In
aispau. VIII Arrive Here This
kfeernoon-s. 4. Closes Its Hotels
i'm Yellowstone Park TO All but
t.ndeasore
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WHEAT GOOD As GOLD
THIS YEARS CROP IN WARRINGTON
CAN FEED THE WORLD.

An Fra of Prosperity on the
rbrax.ald of which stands the
Farmer of This State-hts Front
VIII Eencfit Nany-Ihe Lumher-
r,,n in yyirprt Line of Succession
TO share OF the Wealth Ihat
VIII Roll Icto the Grain BELT This
Yenr-ro-fcuges viii he Wiped
out and the Flow Of interest,"
Money to the East Will he heck
ed-Thc kiouaike less Important:
TO the state Than lis Great crop
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IIo for kiondske

Save time and money going 10 the
Klondyke by taking steamship Portland.
For passage apply North American Trans
nortation and Trading Company, els
r,irst avenue. Steamer leaves July Goth.
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t. rush q Erdcav orcrs eastward has
tsRan They have cgrnfneneed coG4G& tfia
pag. and II ths stream keeps W FOR
week AZ Il s,arJaz! yesierFlay tns pr"u8sa'f'
Go Easteruers viii nave s&en Puget
soaaa aaa tRe state ~ Washington
Yesterday $50 special trains carrying
e0mst hing over - exearHsofii g. t.te7
through Seattle en route EaEt. i"4'
spent fron4 three 20 sis ncIrs htTe. l9a@
enough u get a glimpse - tae llit a.t3
To- take Il car RIA. - ID r. washington
sF.sa = short saii or fGe water thrown ''i-
They were guef a. th= station ~ ihe Re-
eegst.,f committee ~ seA local union, 81
which William ~ lewis IS oiHt-fu-@t. -
the En4eavoc - left tbeiy ears IN search
ii an outing ard g brief respite from ttaF-
cling. tBeg were taken .D hauc nF M local
member 81 the Organization and pii9le4
10 and through the places 81 interest," 'ti'o+~
fsts. city Tha visitors o41 G9f neEitch tn@
2 opportunity Of getting good meat here
watch tncy eeiisued. he reception CON-
rnittee pcrforTnea sp.eisi.d work .o Fola"-
iser.nx to entertain these visitors ana
snoe them size sights II the cltF. Iae
work was undertaken by SIR ~ -s4A ana
MS asats-mgsts without 81 OF money -
siefray the 1ece sary expense II - pro-
posed 10 gafse 81 20 BE- spent in TINS man
uer hy the committee during ~" ehaiiiit@
week when excursion trains are y1ps'.lsd
10 arrive daily. each carrying over 10 II.
de=itorers fE0r1 the East
TIE FIRST party 20 arrive was tAe New
yafss tli.e called the jersey Mosq iitoe@
Is themselves and tneir Eeil3" ceie2lt"a
t82sn Francesca. As every STAKE b SHOWN
as solua p8ftle ajar proauet o. pceuliarit@.
fha aelel gi,s at the convention dahl'7*
tHqtt from = W. .!ersey IN" Jersey p .s~
auifnes. ard j. stock ny theIn aa elose'
fr.a q
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only ST. TO Chicago via Great Northern

The longest and most beautiful ride IN
electric cars Take the Seattle & Rainier
Reach Railway for trip through the
woods ard gardens and along the Lake
Washington shore 70 Renton- Round trip
y cents. Cars leave on Washington
street hourly
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Don't Forget

That Winter & Harper are offering un-
nrecederted bargains in fine pianos and
organs in order to close out their entire
stuck at once.
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Are You Coin. Camping:

If vou ara you should have the Post
TrtalIlroncer Sent % you It viii cost
nothing extra CAL at our office and have
YOUR addr . changed.
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only SCI to ch.caso VIA Great Northern
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29

,,~,,at wav and the way h'
trary TO the usuai WY
had been taught. - ordinary
care and diligence TO proViue 80 the
s,,itable machinery ana .d,,arv
srI'aD'. - assumes all the ordit'iS
1870 s,,ch service; all rises lio'''
''o"o '.,.,,,.,, On him. or which are w.,
80 oh,,,nus 10 observation; and be nv
s'.'<-clsa reasonable care aud cauuon -
~ ov.u safety. while engaged ~,
.,,,,,s service. SO. also II lhJuie" =.
,o.son Of defective machinery, o."
30 uusuftabeucss, such deIoct ha
s,,itaheness being known TO nun ,ha
Nth such knowledge remaining 80
service. and continuing us use tha
lin, notice Of the defect, &c, 10 t,o
's,s,er or without a promise TO remtI'
r. come. he will he taken 10 nave a.
s,,r,,d the risk of all danger TO be REQ
sonsbIv apprehended. and Is bouno 10 g
.rc,se care and caution cominehsuIa' ~
Win the perils. Elliott on halirDa 'r
section 1913: Norfolk and western No 90.
mad Company VS.. Ampey, 70 va 70
bertha Zinc Company vs.. Maruh 80
minjstrator. ID. 79l: Richmond LocoIlo
tive-Works vs.. Ford, declded d. -.
term. 2 Elliott on Railroads, secuoil9
12ss-fry5: Clark's Administrators vs. ~
mond and Danville Railroad Coi"raHI'
N va. 700; Chesapeake ana onio -
road COMPANY vs.. Hanner's Admlnlstr@-
tor. 90 va. 621, and many other cases.
PREMATURE DECREE.
Bristol Iron and steel Company VS.. Caid-
well. Trustee, &c. Reversed. opinion
by Harrison, j. .,e..
decree directing sale Of land to satisfy
encumbrances before ascertainins the
liens thereon and their priorities ana
amounts. 49,.
Held: such a decree erroneous. such
n sale has a tendency TO sacilhce the
property by discouraging the creditors
from bidding as they would likely 90
if their rights had been previousl% as
certained. This principle was estabnshed
In tho leading case Of Coles Admnistra-
tor vs. McRae, Rand. 6H. and followed
bv numerous like decisions. many OF
them cited in Horton vs.. Bond y SraI-
tan. SIS; Shultz vs.. Hansbroush' 80 H.
567. and Fidelity Loan &c, VS.. Dennis
SO Va, 5Oi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
ASKED TO PAY DEBTS
STREET COMMITTEE MAKE THIS
REQUEST or EMPLOYEES.
no RIGHT TO MAKE A RULE.
I,,c posit,op BEING Taken That the
Body Has No Power Z" 'o"'e'
p.,t n IL Put I'm the Form OF
ueoucs,-Worls Provided For.

Tho councn Committee on streets he'"
res,,lar meeting IN Room No. OF the
city Han last evening. Ihere
rresent sub-Chairman Bloomoefg "'
Nessrs. Bahen. Burton, Carter fos'e"
pollock John J. King. and Woody
Tho most important matter taken VI
was that as 10 whether the con'h'''0
would require those employed IN '"0
s,,eot Department TO pay up their uoo''
,,ro,ont,v Complaint was made against
one of the employees by Mr.. J. - h''N'
Mr. John J. King said he thought INV
man I'm question should be notiheo '""-
no must settle up that account at once
or he would be discharged. Messrs' io'-
lock and Bloomberg were OF the op''''o''
that the committee had nothing 10 ~
with this matter. Mir King manly u
fered n resolution. which was auop''u'
requesting all employees OF the uep"''
,,o,, IN settle their bills promptly "H0"
rhey are paid off by the CITY,
THE report Of the subcommittee % %
cross-ovcrs at Beech and Nam ste ''',
ycas then read This body Iecoh'ii.0 IN
that the Richmond Union Fasseilsei ~. &c
way Company DC I'fu''NN - ,~oet
cross-over on Beech near Nam 9'i'e
MIN order rails on concrete Ddse,
.,.r,,cted under the supervision OF -"
GU Engineer. and to have proper s"''1h
,roilev connection from one wire 70 "n
ether This was adopted without ueD .,
Mr. Garter offered resolutions proVlu,ne
for street improvements as follows, WHICH
80 ~ recommended to the City CounHl
for adoption: Ito. with
TO law curb and pave gutter VIII
Granite spalls on the west SIDE OF iuni
street between Main and Cary s'ec'''
estimated cost. 500. 80,
no nave with granite spalls the roau-
IA ~ Main street from Cherry 10 LIN
den: estimated cost, @G4%
To pave with granite spals inc ~
he'd Of Main street from Linden 10 Dec"
streets. estimated cost SSH
The city Engineer was directed TO nave
renatred west Broad street wnere II mas
been injured by the laying OF gas Malls
ON motion OF Mr. Pollock, the En-
oinear was instructed 10 have some ne
cossarv repairs made at the corner OF
uosnitaI and Fifth streets by the hanus
and carts. ,.~
A resolution providing for the paving
of The road-bed Of Broad street from
Ninth TO Tenth was sent to the Councll
with tho endorsement Of the committee
BIDS were opened for paving &c. OF
number Of streets and alleys. and the
Engineer was directed to ascertain the
lowest bidder and award the contract 10
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
az
FOUR FRAME TENEMENTs ON liza
NORTH SIDE or CANAL ..,f,
BETWEEN FOuRSHEE AND AbN~'
STREETS.


In execution OF a certain decd Or '-
from George n. Burgess ana ol...
Frank ID. HIN and Frank IT.
trustees. dated May 81. 1898. an" ....
I'm the Clerks Office Of iuchmoho
Gerry Court. Deed-B Book 40 zig i-
which was given 20 secure lhn i'i
OF a certain debt therein mentor
fault having been made in lh' --
OF said debt. and being required
beneficiary therein. / shall Nhr
trustee offer for sale az pu1iip
upon tho premises. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 3 isl. ...,
al o'clock T. NJ. the Abot 20,
TONED PROPERTY. being t., ~,
conveyed by the deed OF trust
fore mentioned ,... -rrr
each. and are IN a location thal .t...
well and pay Handsomely on 'D'
ment. ~ ss'f
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses @.
all taxes TO day OF sale. ana lhe 80 b
81 600 with interest from The 3.'. -.,-,-i
August. 1886, the balance upon a. ,rs
as tho parties OF the nrst s ,fsr
scribe and direct and IN ease .r.i
failure 10 give such direction, - -
time and In such manner as '''
tee shall think ~. ..,..,roN
SURVIVING Trustee.
T. NJ. Workman & Co, Aucu0" ,y a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
WANTED,

COMPETENT LADY TO GIVE Me
lessons at home in Grammar, Raetorlc,
and English Literature; Address Win
references. Mrs. q. r. e., care Dispatch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29

SOLE AGENl I, ..N.DES-
THE COSMOPOLITAN ~.
CENT GASl1GhL'
yl.75 SET IN PLAIl" che mar.
The undisputed best lsht =" ~ hlk
ket. and gives more light ana SAW
the gas ,.,...,.,.s St0fcs
Repairing Ranges. FlreYiaeo''
and Furnaces a speclaLtl' .NsD Gas.
Thinning PLUMBING. AM
FITTING. -. az
OLD phone, ISL. e~,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
WANTED,

MEN TO SELL LUBRICATING OILS
and Boiler Compound as side line or
regular. Good pay. THE MOhAWh
iy 27-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
WANTED,

IN wuOIESALE CLOTHING Bust
ness. Salesman for Virginia, Southwest
Virginia. and Eastern North Carolina.
No one need apply unless he be eXpe-
rienced I'm travelling on the road Tor that
Address giving age and annual sales,
Post-Odice Box 6Oi, Baltimore, Nd;
jy 25-Su&Th2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
s.o PER MONTH SALARY.

WANTED ENERGETIC LADIES
and gentlemen TO canvass. Above saiaTy
guaranteed. Call or address X. w. d AN
>i-'' -' jyiS-dly&jy23-wly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
BUSINESS WANTS.
For Sale
AT Just One Half Of What
They Cost.

Finest Homemade Preserves. Ln
per pound ...... .....s
- ooo boo. Fines, Family y,our 24s.
5000 bushels Watsr-Ground Meal. 1HV'
GO Fancy Stone Jugs Fine Old
RYE wh na2e S zach st n2dins $500
800 Large Quart Bottles Claret i0r
Wine ....... ....... ........s....
lOo9S pounds Arbucklo's' pounds 2SC.
Sweet. Rich Orange County Arr
Creamery Butter ....... ....... wv
Fln sSrd F1 15IaSa Flour FLOUR. same as $4.75
500 large cans Fresh Mackerel.
retails al other stores for l5c.. 6c
selling to-day, per can Wv
80 large pots Imported Ginger, 10
pounds each. regular price or h1p
this ginger is 81 ..... ......... WV
30 gallons Home Made Blackberry Afr
Wine, quart ...... ..........,.. Ao''
Roast Beef-3-pound cans Of Or
Roast Beef noN'
,.r. r,nmmor soao for 25C.
500 pounds New California be
Prunes. walnut size. per pound W.
Duffy's Malt Whisky, quart bot 26e
ties ........ ........ ......'...' WV
80 tons City-Made Bran and Ship 66c
stuff ...... ...... ...............- WV
5000 bushels Extra-Heavy Feed 24c
oats .......... ...,.. ...........
10000 bushels Choice Virginia 96c
Corn. big bargain..... ....... 0oo'
5000 bales Fine Green Western G0c
Hay, per hundred ...... ..... I'''
50 barrels New Mackerel. per Pr
uOItu s...... ......... ''.ss's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29

state of Virginia. city Of RichmondIss:
j T.. Glenn. cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, 10 the best OF my
knowledge and belief. .,,.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this
9th day Of July 1897. ,,,
COLEMAN WORTHAM.
Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29

State Of Virginia. city OF Richmond SIS. !;
|, William II. Palmer, president or the
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement - true 10 the
Rest OF my knowledge and belief
WILLIAM Il. PALMER. President
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this
.7;h day OF July. 1881.
WILLIAM SINTON. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
II! y. VALENTINE,
f.. u. ADDISON.
S. II. HAYES.
~ 29-lt Directors
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WANTED,

BOYS WHO DESIRE To KEEP PoCK-
cts filled with spending money by light
work at odd times. Address WASH Nj
TONIAN, 626 + street, Washington u ~ q. -
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w ANTE,D,
WANTED,

4 GOOD BUTCHER BY THE 2D or
August. Apply to THOMAS b. GERS
LEY. No. 23l5 Hull street, Manchester
~ is 29-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
WANTED.

RY 4 CATHOLIC LADY, a POSITION
as Companion or Seamstress. Am also
experienced at millinery. NJ, Dlspatch
ar ~ 29-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
The Elgin and Wal
than Watch Sale

is still going on. sos for $50
Gold Watch and a legal guaran''
tee for twenty years wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29

are always on the look out for the
patrons of the store. Hundreds
of useful, seasonable stuffs are
shipped here daily for dlstrlbu-
ton. Don't wait for us to put
them in print. Some OF the
greatest bargains that are IN
small lots never appear. You
must visit the store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
BY George II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
SALE OF BARRETT 81
L KEEsEE MACHINE-W0RKS.

=
ONCE OF the Chancery Court Of the city
OF Richmond in Deadlock l5S Il, page
% | will sell. by public auction, on the
premises. I'm the court or alley between
Eleventh and Twelfth and Main and Cary
streets. at IL o'clock \. NJ, on
THURSDAY, JULY p, 1891,
the following goods all in good order
TO wit:
I 14-inch by 3-fOot 9-inch Reed Lathe
/ Pinch by 3-foot Reed Lathe.
/ 11-inch by 3-foOt 3-nch Reed Lathe.
I 2G-inch Prentice Drill Press.
/ 15-inch Steptoe Shaper
/ 5-inch Drill Press.
/ 7-Horse Otto Gas Engine.
/ Forge Fan
1 Portable Forge.
/ Kennedy Punch.
1 pair Cold Shears.
1 Power Hack Saw.
1 Emery Grinder.
l lot Nises.
Shafting. Hangers. Tools;
and in general all Tools, Fixtures. etc.
necessary TO a complete machine
works and 'blacksmith-shop.
In addition to the above, ] shall offer for
sale for the account Of other parties:
3O-inch by l2-foOt Reed Lathe.
l Gear-Cuttcr.
/ lot Pulleys and Hangers.
TERMS: Cash on all purchases Of SlO)
or loss and on all amounts over 500.
q credit of sixty days, IL desired, with
note satisfactorily endorsed or secured,
and interest added.
GEORGE y. SKIPWITH, Trustee.
George II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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Ry George w. Mayo. AuclLoneer.
FRIDAY. JULY 90. 1897.


all OF the stocksof watches. embra ,i
Ladies' ana Gentlemen's l4-Carti "of
G0ld-Filted. and silver Watches J,N.'
~. Diamond and other Rings f'
Watch and other Chains. cur and
lar Buttons, &c. Mantel ana otf
Clocks. spectacles and Eye-Glasses 81
Four Metal-Framed Showcase,
one Unusually Fine, Large Dicbold ti'
and BurRar-PrOof Jewolry s1ig
good as new.
All goods. wares. and commodiue
said store. together with an booa
counts and other evidences of debt
To the said Isaac Goddard. an inftI.I
OF which will he filed with The trustee
Mr.. Goddard Will still continue hia f.
lar repairing business I'm the same
TERMS. Cash for an sums 0t 500
under for all sums over 500. on "a c'.
Of sixty days. the purchaser note
such sales 10 be- taken. with iniore-I
ed and TO be endorsed 20 the satiait.t
OF the trustee
GEORGE J. HOOPER JR.
Trua.f
George w Mayo. Auctioneer. -
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AUCTION sALEs-Fut.y. D.y.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD M
1913 FOR THE CURRENT CALEN'
YAK YEAR AXE TO BE PAID Ppn
nAIA BIZ THE VENDOR AND ~,
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WANTED,

doiobl Neon College. Position as Teacher
coming session. Ten years experience;
Al testimonials and references. ADDRESS
20. II. T. >" T. O. BOX H. Ashland, Va
iv 20 24.25. q. % 81 Aul. 3. 6&e
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READY-MaDE SUITS AND SKIRTS

almost given away; can't carry them
over. - -
Linen Crash Skirts that were SIS, for
CSC. .,
Russian Crash skirts that sold for 81
for 59c.
White Duck Skirts for Sc.
All the Colored Duck skirts mat sofa
for g9c.. for CSC.
White Pique Skirts that were $3.50, for
Sl.75.
Serge Skirts, in all colors, SILK llned'
that sold for S7-$5 now.
Black Mohair Skirts, the best - kiiiu'
for a. 70
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VADIEsi Q Chichester's Engsh rssayfoyal rI,s
~ T.is 20 o,Asr sssl g.. stamps, 60 pa es.
for Ladlss," ~ IErrEz ~ Return Ma,,i,,.,,.a, ia
Chichester Chemical Co.. Fhii~u"''
Oy 18th. Su&Tuiy)