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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
CAUGHT AT CREWE.
A Successful Entertainment for
Church-Bricfs.


CREWE. VA. March 1.-(SpeciaD.-
There was a delightful entertainment
given in the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Hall Friday night.which drew
such a large crowd that some persons had
20 be turned away on account Of the
lack of room. 1t was gotten up for the
benefit of the Gibson Memorial Episcopal
church, and a nice amount was realized
Mrs. Collier. wife OF Mayor Charles +.
Collier. of Petersburg. who possesses a
rich mszzo-soprano voice of rare sweet
ness, sang several selections, which the
audience very much enjoyed. Mr.. Richard
II. Crannis. of Ipswich, Eng. who is a
nephew Of our townsman, Mr.. Phil. ).
Crannis, produced much merriment by
his well-executed comic songs, and also
came in for a large share of the APP
plause.
The services which have been in pro-
gress in the Disciples church for week
continue TO be well attended and full OF
interest. They will be continued during
next week.
There Will be dance at the Hotel Crewo
on next Tuesday night.
Miss Clara Davis left to-day for Char
lotte. y. c., on an extended visit to her
sister. Mrs. Porter.
Messrs. Witt Verser and Stanley Moore,
OF this place, who are attending the Nir-
ginia Business College, i'm Richmond are
at home on a brief visit.
Miss Maggie Xix. Of Pamplin. is visiting
the Misses ellis.
Miss Meta Tuggle is visiting her sister,
Mrs. NJ. X. Donnan.
Mrs. J. +. Noteworthy. of Petersburg,
IS stopping here with relatives for few
days.
Miss Daisy Neal, Of Richmond, is the
guest OF Mrs. Jasper Wells.
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his injuries about the throat and head

his injuries about the throat and heau
were mortal NJ
Thornton was from York county, anu
had been I'm the employ OF Rowe ~ 20.
since December LIST IN the capacty 81,
travelling salesman. Nearly al OF his
time he was on the noad, being only III
the store at odd times between trlps, anu
ne bid fair to become valuable man ~
his line. The writer had been thrown WIN VIZ!
him almost constantly since December ls,,
and was greatly attached TO MN. ne
found him a young man with many az
mirable qualities, soft and gentle IN ms
manners. and OF a bright, cheery dlspVsa-
ton. He seemed to have no bad h"pits'
and was esteemed by all who knew hiiu'
He was connected with the Methodist
church In York county. -, =,
His remains were taken TO MS nome III
York county on Sunday morning; 80.
The funeral Of Robert Massenburg took
place at 1880 O'Clock u. Nj. YESTERDAY, am
was very largely attended. Inc services
were conducted at his residence on hope
street. by Rev. Mr.. Darnall. Inc ln NJ
ment was in St. Johns Cemetery. ne
remains were conveyed TO the grounds o..
the truck of the Fire Department, ol
which H. was an officer.
MIR. George A. OyerdOrf. general secle-
tary of the stanton Young Men Chlls-
tian Association. was here on YESTERDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
In THE MAGIC CITY.
A xyELllNG SALESMAN TAKES
ROANOKE bride.
As.,anmcnt of Cigar Firm
wanted on the Charge OF Murdcr-
r.ca,ed Three Timcs-fIrnIxcSman
seriously Hurt-Dropped Dead.

ROANOKE, VA. March i.-(Special)-
Thomas Leslie Con. travelling sales
man for n Baltimore firm, and Miss Eliza
beth A. VanG.ear. of this city, were
married here to-day at noon, at the Sc
cond Presbyterian church. by Rev. r. G.
Anderson. The church was handsomely
decorated In honor OF the event. which
was witnessed by a large and fashion
able gathering. Il. Herring Smith. Of
Richmond Va, was the best man, and
Miss Martha Bledsoe wayt, Of stanton.
was maid OF honor. The happy pair
left on the ] 80 Z. NJ. train for a north
crn tour. They will reside at Spartan
burg. s. G..
s. II. Norvell & Co.. proprietors Of a
cigar-store on Salem avenue, made an
assignment to-day. with c. +. Sharp as
trustee. Liabilities, 500; assets. sup
posed to be about the same
Riley Webb was taken through this
city yesterday by an officer from Rocky
Mount. where he is wanted TO answer
the charge Of numbering man named
Webb near there about a year ago. lie
has escaped from custody three times
He was captured once at Rocky Mount.
and the last time at Huntington W. Va
Bud Hart. a negro brakeman, of the
Norfolk and Western railroad, was run
down to-day in the West-End yards 10y
a freight engine. and had his left leg
severed n few inches below the knee.
It. J.. .Bandy, an old and respected citi-
zen. dropped dead at his residence on
Church avenue yesterday. He was Is
years old. and for many years was
leading farmer of Roanoke county.
I. A. Kohn, OF Minnesota, was in the
city to-day. comforting with DR.. Paul
scherer. immigration agent Of the Nor
folk and Western Railway Company in
regard 10 locating a Scandinavian colony
in Virginia He is much pleased with
Southwest Virginia. and will locate his
c6lony here II he can get the land at
reasonable rates.
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Lou,sn Notes.

LOUISA. VA, March 1.-(Special. )-Mr.
lanes Nj. Rrisco, of Mississippi. and MISS
Daisy Littleton Kennon, one OF , tne - Pt r.
Town viii be married March 10th next at
O'clock p. NJ. in the Methodist Episcopal
church here. The couple will leave at
once on bridal trip. ,-, 49,.
while playing ball the other day, nad the
can on his right knee split in half He SUI
f@rs great pain, and will have SUN
limb il is thought. - .,,,o..
Ex-State- Senator w. r.. Bibo Is almost
well Of the fever ,,.,,,o
DR. paul Miller and wife, of Virginia
Reach spent a portion Of the past week
with his sisters. Mrs. W. j. Crank ana
Mrs. c Y. Kimbrough, In this county.
Misses Alice Smith and Mamie winston,
Of This county. are visiting in Bowling
Green, this State.
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EMPORIt.
A March Court That Broke the Re-
cOrd-PersOuaI.

EMPORIA. VA, March 1.-(Special.)-lt
has always been a saying that March
County Court in Greenesville county al
ways brought bad weather. For more
than quarter of a century your CORE
spondent has attentively watched this and
found il to be true in nearly every in
stance. But to-day the record has been
broken, for the day dawned clear and
bright, and there was a large crowd in
attendance. Hon. George =. Barham as
cended the bench promptly at IL o'clock
and disposed Of such business as was
brought before him. The docket is light,
and court will hardly sit for more than
two days
Mr.. Joseph Goode died of consumption
at the residence Of his brother. Captain
w. T. Goode, IN North Emporia. late last
night. j learn that Mr. GOOde was
former resident Of Chesterfield county.
The death of Judge w. w. Crump Occa-
stoned deep regret. Last spring he was
here in an important law case, and made
a good many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Bruce are visit
ing Mr.. T.. l.. Turner
Among the attorneys at court to-day
were +. p. Buford. Esq. and Judge r. w
Mallory. OF Brunswick; Messrs. George ).
Bernard and Richard b. Davis. of Pc
tersburg, and Mr.. J. Il. Person, of Sussex
The Clerk of the court issued this morn
ing a license for the marriage of Mr. T..
]. Turner to Miss Nellie Turner.
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Office o.
y. f. Johnson Publishing Company,
No. south Eleventh street.

~.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
the H. +. JOHNSON PUBLISHING
CONPANY. having, on the 9th day OF
January. 1891, adopted a resolution In the
Sollowing words and hgures-yiz:
S.Resolved By the Board OF Directors of
Tho r. - Johnson Publishing Company.
mar a general meeting Of the stock
holders OF the b; f. Johnson Publishing
Gomnany is hereby called TO be held on
~ ifth DAY OF MARCH. 1881. al the
hour of II A. NJ. at the office OF the said
nopnnony No. south Eleventh street ia
~ xiv OF Richmond, Va, for the trans
enS of any and all business OF every
oSaracter which may be brought before
&c &c said stockholders meeting and esps-'
cctallv for the purpose OF authorizing and
Sirecting the issue OF such number OF
bares and such amount OF preferred
stoclx OF the said company as said meet
Inc may deem proper. and upon such
terms and conditions as the said meet
inc nav deem advisable: and the presJ-
dent of the said company is hereby au-
thorized and directed to give notice OF
he time and place for holding said meet
ing by publication for thirty days In the
Riehmond Dispatch a newspaper pub
ished in the city OF Richmond. Va"
Notice Is hereby given that a general
meeting OF the stockholders OF tho b. +
Jonnson Publishing Company will bs
held AT the time and place, aud for the
purposes stated and indicated in the
aforesaid resolution
y. 4. JOHNSON.
President B. F. Johnson Publishing Com
pany. ia 8-3Ot
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THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co

Bell Telephone Company against the city.
and that the regular course would he
presumed. be followed by the city. Said he
discussing the matter: Answer Will be
made by the city to the bill, and such evil
dence as is necessary taken. Then IL the
final decision of Judge Golf is against the
city, an appeal will be taken TO the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals,
whence. If necessary, IL may go TO the Su-
pTeme Court of the United States" He
added that these proceedings might con-
sumo two years.
rs there anything that the city can do
MEANWHILE"
Nothing that | know Of" said Mr..
Meredith, ''as a corporation but the citi-
zens, as individuals, can soon solve the
problem, If they will"
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WANTED.

WANTED,
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT WE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
FATAL ACCIDENT IN HAMPTON.
A Young Man Caught In an EIeva-
1or--How Mystery.

HAMPTON, VA. March 1.-(Special)-
one OF the saddest accidents that ever
happened here occurred al the store OF
j. W. Rowe & Co. on Saturday night AT
go o'clock. resulting in the death OF
Harry Thornton few hours later. How
n was that the young man was caught
by the elevator will never be known. All
that Is known is that he went out of the
office about the hour named TO see about
certain goods in the cellar, which Is about
4 feet below the store floor. and is reached
only by the freight elevator. Some eight
or ten minutes later one OF the men en-
Moved about the store noticed lighted
Going there found ThorntOn's head caught
hetween the platform and the floor above.
Tie was quickly released. when his BODY
dropped TO the cellar beneath. lie was
taken into the Office and everything posi-
ne done 10 save him, but Of no avail, as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
.olden moments must pass.

$500 yards of the handsomest frihteu
Real India silks. taken from our uu l
plicate stock. bought TO sell FOR %, 80.
and S5c wide widths. this sprlns >
stuffs. for S9c yard. All Of them are
imported material. for despite AAineil-
can progress we are stu unable 10
comrcte in fabrics where patience IS
the biggest requirement.
Handsome Two-Toned. Coral Eject
Rustlng Taffeta SILKS for 5Sc. a YARD.
pain Rustling Taffeta Silks, heaNy'
handsome kind, 81 ones. for 59c. ..-,-
Heavy All-Silk Satin Duchess. nlsh
sade. worth $l.19. for 6sc. yadrd.
- solid shades Changeable Iaiteta
Pure silk Brown MORE for SOC, cost 81
usually. s,o
Black NIl-sur Rustling Taffetas for 4fc''
instead Of 75c. e..,,-- 49,.
Pretty Woven Fancy Taffeta Silks; new
est neatest effects, 44c.-15 ana sc
grades . ,t,,,,
Fancy SIX Crepes. all the evening
shades. for 10 and pc. -.
Handsome Black Mirror Moires, that
cost 1925 to 81 to import. for 9Sc' a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
CHARGED with Wife Murder.

HINTON, w. VA, March l.-(Speclall
Mrs. IONA Shue, of Richards, died on the
I'D of January. Since then rumors IN tne
community caused the authorities TO sus-
pect that she did not die natural ueaIn,
crime. An inquest was held to-day before
Justice McClung and jury. The BODY
was exhumed, and a post-mortem eNainl-
nation held by expert physicians. The ex-
animation clearly disclosed the tact trat
the Xoman's neck had been broken. The
Jury found in accordance with the facts
above stated and charged Shue with the
crime Of murder. He was locked up 10
await the action of the grand jury.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN

ALL PERSONS OWING DEBTS or
any kind 10 CHARLES L. TODD, ss'S}
street. and NJ the corner Of cary an
Twelfth streets, In the city OF Rlshulo. ..,s
Va. are hereby notified 90 pay ne sun
70 the undersigned. who has this eo3
been appointed receiver OF the Law am
Eaulty Court OF the city OF Richmond 70
the suit OF 5. Weidmann vs., Sharies ="
Todd. ct ais and who. as sueh feseF,,
Is alone entitled and authorized 10
ceive payment OF such debts ana ana 70 So
az sad Court requires the receiver ~
take immediate action for ;he colleS.i'os,
OF An such debts, and eli persons 9"inb
money 20 the said Charles /. I9aa ILL, Siii
therefore, requested 10 can an" '0'
same at once.
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HOUsEWARE DEPARTMENT.

It's a list of shopping to advantage
East article is up to standard and of SUI
perior quality. When we present mer-
chandise through these columns they can
always be relied upon as the correct kind,
with absolute prices as stated. The know
ledge of this has made this wonderful
Houseware business:
English China Dinner Sets. containing
100 pieces. neat decorations. value IS,
surplus-sale price 1863, complete.
1O0-pece Dinner Sets. Carlsbad China,
well worth s25, surD.us-sale price $50.
Beautiful Austrian China Cups and Sau-
GERS, new shapes and decorations. lOc,
instead Of 35c.
BANQUET Globes. handsomely decorated.
sold elsewhere for So surplus-sale
price 75c.
Handsomely Decorated German China
Water Pitchers, value 50c.. surplus-sale
price lie. each.
Large Meat or Turkey Platters. none
worth less than 81. surpius-sale price
Solid Back Scrubblng Brushes. &c.
Tin Cups, extra strong, well made, FOR
1c
Imported Inlaid Salt Boxes, worth &c.
surplus-sale price 7c
Glass Berry Bowls, inches, value 25c.
surplus-sale price &c.
Imported China Dinner and soup Plates,
worth $3.50 a dozen. surplus-sale price
39c. per set of six
Best Flint Wine Glasses. six for sc.
Bristle Stove Brushes. splendid 25c.
value. suTplus-sale price &c. each.
Granite Tea Kettles. large size. fiat bot
toms, worth Sl.25. for 3gc.
Heavy REFINED Family Colanders, &c.
each
Medicated Toilet Paper &c. a package.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
lo0 dozen Hearth Brooms, made OF Sc
lected western corn, for &c. each, worth
15c.
ALL DAY
White China Cups and Saucers. worth
N.25. surplus-saie price S3c. for OF
each.
Wool busters. sold elsewhere for 25c..
surplus-sale price Sc.
Elegant Oil Bottles. bought to sell for
25c.. surplus-sale price sc. each.
Imported Cup, Saucer. and Plate. set
complete, SOC. surp.us-sale price 1Oc.
Heavy Zinc-Front Wash Boards, worth
25c.. surplus-sale price &c.
Heaviest REFINED Saucepans, cheap at
15c.. surplus-sale price &c.
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KILLED by q Failing Tree.

NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, March Il -
(snecialO --John jenkins, a wel-to,do
farmer of this section, met with terrible
death on Saturday. He took his team ana
g,enf IN the woods after a load of wood
and while cutting a tree down. went 70
move the team out Of the way or the i an.
ing tree. but IL fell upon him. killing MN MN
Instantly He was an old ConleueIate
snI6ier and had met with several narrow
escapes curing the war. He was about ~
wears Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

NORFOLK. VA. March l.-(Speciall-
Mr. Henry Thomas Baker, of jamestown;
n. Y, assistant engineer on the Ohlteu
states steamer New York, ana MISS LUZ ,,.,
pre,vrig Ward were married In this city
Today al the residence Of the brides pa
rents on BOtetourt street, Rev. father
Wilson. OF the Church OF the Sacred Heart
officiating. Mr. and Mrs. BAKER ihincul
ern tour. Their home will be in James
town N Y.
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A.hInnd Cnuncu EIccIions.

ASHLAND. VA, March l.-(Special)-
Al meeting Of the Town Council held
tonight Mr. Stonewall j. boswell was
elected a member In place of Mr.. a. l..
Elicit, Jr., who has changed his resi-
dence Josiah Jordon beake. Esq, was
elected attorney for the town.
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WANTED.

$50 WEEKLY SALARY AND EX-
penses paid Statesmen for Cigars. Expe-
rience unnecessary. Permanent position
THE w. l.. KLINE COMPANY, ST. Louis
No Re 7-Su. Tu&Thlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices will DO
sure to please you.
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WANTED.

RELIABLE MAN TO HANDLE AGENTS
for Telephone Tablet and Speclalties: Pays
IS coo a year. Enclose stamp. VICTORY
MANtIFACTURiNG COMPANY, Cleve-
land, y. fe &lo&Mhl&lo
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TO PURSUE THE REGULAR COURSE.
This Is what the City Will DO In
tha reIeuhoue Cuse.

The CITY Attorney. Mr.. Charles V. Mere
dith. returned yesterday from Baltimore.
where he had been on legal business for
several days He said. after his arrival
here. that he had read Judge Cor opin-
ion ia the Injunction case Of the Southern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
BY J. d. Carneal.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ll05 east Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OLA
GOOD STORE AND DWELLING ON
CABELL STREET,
BEING No. 40

By virtue of a certain deed Of trust.
dated February 4. 1885, and recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court Clerks office.
Deed-Book 153 A. page 1913, default having
been made in the payment of the debt
secured thereby. and having. been re-
ouIred so to do by the beneficiary there
in. | WILL on
TUESDAY. MARCH ?, 1897.
AT ; o'clock p. NJ, on the premises pro-
coed to sell the PROPERTY conveyed in
said deed of trust, fronting 30 feet on
Cabell street, and running back Ga feet,
more or less, toward Meadow alley, and
having thereon the store and dwelling
mentioned above
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all ex-
pense of sale. all taxes to day OF sale,
and a debt of Sl4S56 with interest from
February 4. 1897; balance at a credit Of
twelve months for note. with interest
added and secured by deed of trust.
fe . j. ID. CARNEAL, Trustee.
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CAME

and appreciated yesterdays selling Many will be here
again to-day There's plenty of room, plenty of SURPLUo
SOCK and plenty of salespeop Clip the price hints from
Sundays paper Don't trust the papers for the daily store
news for all the bargains this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
HINTS FROM THE sURPLUs-sTOCK
SALE OF IININGS.

10 and 121- Suesas for 3 Sic. yard.
27-inch Linen Canvas. the 70 lie. grade
for 3-4c. 1Oc quality for l-2c: yard.
Full yard-wide Rusting Percaline, an
cOlors and Black the l6 2-3c. grade, Tor
6 Sic. a yard; II 1-2c. quality Tor 5-4c'
a yard.
Fancy Striped Rustling Taffeta, the
Is pc. grade. for 1-2c. yard
Read over the list Of Richmond's great
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WANTED.

A REGISTERED DRUGGIST. STAT r
age. experience. reference. and salary eN-
pected. Must be quick and good salesman.
Address Box Isl. Norfolk. Va. fe 2S-It
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BY virtue Of certain deed of trust to
the undersigned trustee, dated August 81
1894. and du.y recorded I'm the Richmond
Chancery Court Deadlock l52 b. page
"A. to secure a certain note therein de-
scribed default having been made, and
being required by the beneficiary so TO
do, / will sell at public auction. on the
premises,
TUESDAY, MARCH ID. at 5 p. NJ,
the PROPERTY described in said deed
as follows: "All that LOT OF LAND.
with DWELLING, No. 1O3 thereon, stu
ated on the south line Of Canal street be-
tween First and Second streets, In the city
Of Richmond, Va, fronting 80 feet inches
on south line of Canal street and running
or less"
THEN. SAY AT $50 p. NJ.
call that certain LOT. PIECE, OR
PARCEL OF LAND, beginning at a
point on the east side of First street 100
feet north OF the north side OF Arch street.
thence running northWardly along First
street and fronting thereon 63 feet and
extending back eastwardly from said front
between parallel lines 1870 feet" This yard
FENCING, &c, for a WOOD AND
COAL-YARD, for which it is well adapt
ed. The brick dwelling contains 8 or >
rooms, in addition to detached brick
kitchen i'm the rear, and there is more
than enough material IN il TO construct
two modern houses on the lot. which,
from it's extra width. affords ample room.
TERMS: BY consent of al parties in
terested will be one-fourth cash; balance
six. twelve, and eighteen months, interest
added properly secured.
EDWARD H. BROWN,
J. Thompson Brown & Co.. Auctioneers.
fe 25-5t
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2S-2t

THE HOOVEN MERCANTILE COM !
PANY
The stockholders OF THE HOOVEN |
MERCANTILE COMPANY will hold their
annual meeting on WEDNESDAY. March |
10. 1891. at 10 O'clock A. NJ. az their offices !
over National Bank OF Virginia. Eleventh |
and Main streets, Richmond. Va.
W T. HOONEN,
fe 2-tMh lOi Secretary and Treasurer
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TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF THAT
Nice Small COttage.hOuSe and LOt
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF WINDER
STREET. BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND CARTER STREETS, AT
AUCTION

In execution OF a deed Of trust from Po-
cahuntas Goodwin and others 10 the un-
dersigned IS trustee, dated July Is. lisa
and recorded I'm Henrico County Court
I'm Deadlock l46 "B." page 3l7 there
having been default I'm the payment OF A
part Of the debt. ] will az the request or
the beneficiary. sell by public auction. on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3. 1897.
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ, the COTTAGE
HOUSE above referred 10. with the lot
upon which IL stands, fronting p feet
and located on the north line Of Wnder
street at a point 3SS feet east OF Garter
street.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs
Of executing the trust, and any taxes
which may be due. and the sum of yl1,.ij
a credit as 10 three sums OF S638 eacl.
payable respectively on July l8. 1877. Janu-
airy Is, 1885 and July 10. 1888 and the bali
ance on terms TO be announced at time u
sale $. B. CHM
fe p Trustee.
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LINEN AyD WHITE GOODS.

You know what this means-the best OF
merchandise at prices in most cases less
than cost of manufacture:
The three specials for to-day's selling IN
LINEN DEPARTMENT
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THE SURPLUS STOCK SALE of
WASH FABRICS


WASH FABRICS
will cost MS hundreds Of dollars TO dispose
Of Can't help that. though:
4,5OO yards of Fine, Sheer Dimities, IN
Coral, Eastern and Fantastic designs
and colorings. II l-2c. grade. &c.
yard 49,
Imported Coutilles. a Frenchman's idea
OF pretty wash cotton fabrics, usually
10 2-3c-9 3-4c. a yard.
Imported Percales. light or dark eifeci ,s,
Coral and Eastern effects, spring u
designs s l-3c.
Large Flowered Organizes. with emprol-
dered figures. a new catchy ofgahuy
fabric. for 3-ic. a yard.
Real French Organizes, in thelr newest
and best designs. for 19c.: others say
SOC.
Fancy Lappet Musins a new weaving
cost maker lSc.-7 3-ic here.
Androscoggin A Bleached Cotton, D
caeoe III IN FOO many pc a yard.
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ROSEMARY PUBLIC LIBRARY.

SUBSCRIBE TO ROSEMARY PUBLIC
Library, POI east Main street. Best and
latest books and magazines circulating.
Three dollars yearly. de 20-3m
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WANTED,

AGENTS TO HANDLE A GOOD NO
ye.ty for cigar and drugstores. good
thing for right parties. NATIONAL BUT
TON WORKS, Philadelphia, Pa. NH I'll
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AUCTION sALBs-This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID fhU
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
EENDEE.