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one who has German blood in his veins

one who has German blood in his veins
exert his best energy to promote the
interest of the society.
/ hereby most sincerely thank the COM
mittee and the press. in the name of the
association. for the diligent work which
enables us to be gathered here, to pass
the evening In the most enjoyable man
ner, and trust that nothing may mar
the occasion.
Und VIE die Water hochgehalten,
Die Deutsche Ehr. den deutschen Geist,
SO sci auch unsver Jugend Walten,
So lang das Nicer dies Land umkreist
Auf dass auch in Zukneriftigen, Tagen
Dem Volk EUR Ehr. dem Land, Zum
Ruhm,
An hoechster STEELE moege ragen.
Das observation-disclosures
A PLAY AND THEN DANCING.
The applause following the address in
dicated that the audience was fully ready
to enjoy itself. as the president had re-
quested. After "Sehnsucht noch del
Heimat" had been rendered. the curtain
rose on the first act of "Einberrufen
Oder: Nit Colt fur KONG Und Water
land" The little play was greatly en-
Joyed. The various parts were taken by
Messrs. Emil Miller, Fred. Schaaf, A. f
Sauerwald, Charles Harra, and A. yolk-
mann. The performance OF each was
excellent, and many member of the
audience had seen professionals play their
roles in less credtable manner. The
applause with which the excellent work
of the actors was received was immense
The last act OF the play was followed
by music, and then came skit entitled
studios Pfaendung," the parts borne by
Messrs. Sauerwald Volkmann. Schaaf
and Moritz Richter. The production was
highly successful, and the audience
cheered heartily.
Upon the conclusion of the play the
hall was cleared of the chairs and from
IL o'clock until many couples paid de-
votion to Terpsichore, entering into the
spirit of the evening with the zest so
eminently characteristic of German young
people.
TO WHOM PRAISE Is DUE.
All the arrangements for the enjoyable
observance Of the day were well-nigh
perfect, and those who participated in the
amusements felt that to the committees
who had the celebration in charge the
heartiest thanks were due. These COM
mittees were as follows:
Entertainment-A. +. Sauerwald j. j.
Schwinke, Joseph Fisher, J. S. Liebert.
tHdiicS Dunthci, F. w. ocHl iiidHn, <Au-
gust l.. Luebert.
Refreshments-Otto Morgenstern, w. II.
zimmerman, Sr., T. A. Stumpf August
Pohig, Joseph L. Levy.
Door-John Krause, Emil Enders, Eu-
gene Dietrich, a. f.. HuIcher. Samuel
Scheer, j. A. Moll.
Music-Professor C. +. Mutter. +. G..
Ebel Adolph Hartung.
Press-JuIius Straus, August Mol, NJ.
+. Richter, C. Hassell
Hall-A. Volkmann, A. Rothschild.
Jacob Mattern f. G. Schmidt c. Haara,
f. H. Beck. o. f.. Spott.
The officers of the German-American
Association are as follows President.
Carl Ruehrmund First Vice-President.
II. G.. Miller; Second Vice-President, +.
c. Ebel; Third Vice-Presdent. w. II.
Zimmerman; Fourth Vice-president, OF
to Morgenstern; Secretary. August Moll;
Treasurer, Carl Wipperman; Financial
Secretary. Adolph Hartung; Collector, a.
+. Hulcher.
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BY virtue of a decree entered April
1898. in re Citizens Bank VS. V. NJ. Allen
and others, in the Circuit Court OF Gooch-
land county, we, the undersigned special
commissioners, VIII sell at public auction
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1898
1t 1890 r. NJ, the REAL. ESTATE 70
ferred to in said decree, being the vain
able farm on the James River branch of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway knovn
as Upper Tuckahoe," containing az
acres, more or less. This is Considered
one OF the finest farms on James river
There are about It's acres of alIuvial hot
tom lands, and the upland is of excelient
character, mostly chocolate nrodurina
me crops OF tobacco, grass, and grain
me uWelllhg is OF great historic interest
having at one time been occupied by The
father OF Thomas Jefferson. and was aIso
the country-seat Of one of the branc,os
OF the Randolph family The propertv is
very near me Clayton Coal Mines and is
rich in promises Of mineral wealth par
ties interested in the coal feature Of this
property would do well to commnnfcats
with PROFESSOR n. s. Shaler OF Harvard
University, who, we are Informed 49,
made a geological survey of the land
The farm is on one Of the best roads
leading out OF the city OF Richmond ana
Is, therefore, easy OF access both by rail-
road and vehicle.
The sale will be made subject 70 tho
right OF the Tuckahoe Coal-Minin9 Com
pa2y to one-half Of the mineral rights nm
DERIVING 40 acres thereof, the same being
the 100 acres which were taken from Tow,
er Tuckahoe and added to Upper Tuck
ahoe." frN '"~A
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sa,e
any taxes which may be due and as ~
s,'OO with interest thereon from August
49, 1873; the balance in three equal install
ments at one. two, and three years rem
resented by the bonds OF the purchase
and bearing per cent. interest from dafe
OF sale; title TO be retained until the fuIi
purchase money has been paid.
DAVID ". LEAKE
JOHN RUTHERFOORD
w. O. SHELTON
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Cont
or the county OF Goochland-citizens
Bank OF Richmond for &c. pIoIntiff
VS.. Virginia NJ. Allen and ais. Defend.
ants:
|. William Miller. Clerk OF the said
court. do certify that the bond REQUIRED
OF the special commissioners by the de-
cree rendered in said cause on the 1st
day OF April. 1888 has been duly given
Given under my hand as Clerk OF the
said court this 18th day OF September
1898 WILLIAM NII.T'rp
Clerk
y. B.-Probably more liberal terms than
the above may be given on the day of sale
Sc 1880 Oc2,5.T9f214i61S-l0t
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BY virtue of deed Of trust from Rus
sell Wyatt. dated November II, 1892, and
recorded in Henrico County Court Deed
Book li2 A, page So, to the undersigned
trustee, to secure certain notes therein
described, default having been made, and
being required by beneficiary so to do.
will sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th,
at 5 T. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed as follows:
Three lots of land in the plan of
'Pinalto Grove in the county of Hen
rico, with all improvements thereon, be-
ginning at the intersection of Kinsland
avenue with eastern line of Alma street,
where ii intersects the Cannon road
thence running easterly and fronting on
north line of Kinsiand avenue 2l5 feet;
thence northwardly 156 feet to an alley
in common 20 feet wide; thence along
said alley 120 feet 10 Alma street: thence
along eastern line of Alma street 20
kinsland avenue, the point of beginning"
TERMS: Cash as to all past-due taxes
and insurance. and TO pay three notes OF
S2S.i5 each, with protest and interest from
November II and December II, 1884, and
January |, 1895. and thirty-three notes of
S2S.45 each. maturing on the nth OF each
consecutive month thereafter, with protest
fee and accrued interest on each note,
and credit as TO ninety-nine notes of
SS.45 each. maturing on 18th day Of each
consecutive month, beginning October
II, 1895. and balance, if any, in twelve
deed of trust. EDWARD II. BROWN,
Trustee.
j. B. Elan G. Co., Auctioneers.
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Sanger Hall, eager to begin the games
and dancing. The front of the building
was tasteiully decorated, the Stars and
Strips occupying the most conspicuous
positions. with here and there the emblem
Of the Fatherland, while occasionally the
Stars and Bars futtered in the fresh
breeze
THE LITTLE PEOPLES PART.
The big hall was cleared at o'clock
and the little people began the perform
ance of their part of the celebration
of German-Day. Dancing and games,
I'm which go children took part, were kept
up until dark, the little people enter
ing into the amusements with all the
zest of happy childhood. one of the
prettiest features Of the afternoon was
the singing. $50 childish voices, under
the direction OF Mr.. Carl Reuhrmund
president Of the Gesangverein, uniting
in the music of MY Country IT'S OF
Thee" and Die Wacht En- Rhein."
Every child present was given a big
plate of ice-cream and a slice of cake
large enough to make him open his eyes
in establishment. And then everybody
went home, the children feeling that Ger.
man-Day is an institution which should
be kept alive for their benefit IL for no
deeper reason.
Meanwhile, downstairs, in the bowling
alley, enjoyment was rife, though there
were no formal contests, as had been
arranged for. Plenty were willing TO play
a game or two for amusement, and the
big balls were kept bounding down the
alley all the time, but none could BE-
found willing to enter a long contest.
Ii was too much like work, and the day
was to be one OF fun So they bowled
away in go-as-yOu-please fashion, drink
ing in zest and good humor from the
foaming stein constantly carried from
the front room.
THE EVENING EXERCISES.
The evening exercises were those in
which there was most general interest,
and when Mr.. Carl Reuhrmund, presi-
dent of the German-American Associa-
ton came forward to make his address
of welcome. there was little standing
room I'm the large hall. Nearly every
German-American family in Richmond
was represented in the audience, which
was composed of probably more ladies
than gentlemen. All ages were there.
many children who had not gotten enough
Of the festivities during the afternoon
coming back to enjoy those more espe-
cially intended for their elders.
There was no attempt at decoration of
the hall. though the court in the rear
was artistically Illuminated by vari-col-
cred Chinese lanterns, that shed their
soft light on many couples gathered
about the tables enjoying the beverage
that to the German palate Is best of all
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
After stirring march by the orches-
ira. pnder tho direction of Professor c.
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proposed Alliance with England.

II the United States and England should
form an alliance, the combined strength
would be so great that there would be
little chance for enemies To- overcome us
In like manner, when men and women
keep up their bodily strength with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. there is little
chance of attack from disease. The old
time remedy enriches the blood, builds up
the muscles, steadies the nerves, and in
creases the appetite. Try 1t.
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DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY 10000.
Georgia POpuIists Have Less Than "A
Dozen Members of Legislature.

ATLANTA, GA, October 6.-Returns
from the State election show that the
Democrats have carried the State by
nearly sixty thousand majority. Several
counties in the State that have been in
control of the Populists gave the Demo-
cratic candidates majorities. The entire
Democratic ticket for Governor and State
House officers was elected, and returns
show that the Populsts have less than a
dozen members i'm the Legislature.
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MEETINGS.

A STATED COMMUNICATION q
or TEMPLE LODGE. No. .. a. ~
+. and A. ~. will be held Boz NJ
Masonic Temple. corner brcit -.
aad Adams streets. THIS f'rdafl L
MING AZ o'clock. Members OF ~.
lodges and transient brethren are 80
ternally invited.
BY order OF the W0rshlpful Mlsie.,o
ALEXANDER ". ~, tni@
no 6-lstFevmts t.tti---
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Mr.. Robert w. Hicks. popular young
man connected with the Cohen Company
had delicate operation performed upon
him at the Old Dominion Hospital a few
days ago. He is improving and is able
10 see his friends.
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building and Loan Associati,ss
Richmond, Va, October I. THg
A CALLED MEETING or ~
SrOCkHOLDERS OF THE OLD 80
MINION BUILDING AND LOAN ,s.
CITATION viii be held In the han "a
Chamber OF Commerce. Richm9ua 80,
on the "a DAY OF NoNEMbEh. "a
AZ 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, for the puiie,.,s--
considering the question OF me so,es
sion OF other shares into pefpetuti s.,,sa
and 60 take such action ~ cnlill,.sry
herewith as may be deemed heosse
~ ~, s'0eAh0'ue'S secreIa1'
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NOTICE..

Southern Railway Comptg"
Richmond. Va. October D, S,fs
THE ANNUAL MEETING OL .ttittSS
STOCKHOLDERS or THE sol ill.,
RAILWAY COMPANY. Tor me p.ll~..
OF electing directors. and for me u.v
action OF such other business a' VA
come before the meeting Will te
at the Office OF the company Do ND. W..
OF Richmond. Va. on TT ESDAl wv
Der lS 1895. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
JOSIAH +. Hill
oc 2-tOc lSin Sccfe.l'--
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r ARGE AUCTION SALE OF GOOD


r ARGE AUCTION SALE OF GOOD
IL FURNITURE x-kAY LADYs slOion
BICYCLE. MIRRORS, PICTURES. Ga an
PETS. ART SQUARES. RUGS. Poh.
THERE'S. STOVES, &c.-We VIII sen a.
our warerooms, 50 east Broad street,
THIS friday MORNING. OCT. 7rH'
AT 1870 o'clock n large collection Of Fur
nture. from four families declining house
keeping, viz, in part: Wardrooes; BED sea
steads Bureaus, Washstands. Cnairs
Tables. Fine Mirrors. Pictures. oak Fold
ing Bed. Carpets, Art Squares Rugs, ana
X-Ray Lady's Victor Bicycle. ZINE
Enamelled Bedsteads. with fine brass
trimmings; Lounges, Couches. Fine Por-
there's, Oak and Walnut Sideboards: Mat
tresses Springs, Extension Tables, vases,
Stoves, and large line of other good Fur
niture. too numerous to mention. All
the Furniture must be sold. The ladies'
are most respectfully invited TO attend
this large sale OF Furniture.
j. III. VALENTINE,
oc Manager and Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Horop -
i l1l0 WEST nARSutrr tn,OOSk no

In execution OF a certain deI1@t'
dateo September II, 1898. feco,6,SS i irru.
chancery Court for the CITY n J p,l, IN %,
IN bee Dee Saf'I, i, Ks g page 30 sYs ls1olt
secured, and AZ the rcapest 81 ihe d,l;
premises. on s''ii, On M.
!. W,,EaD . ESD OCTOBER u I'd.
veyed by tho aforesaid do,5 ~, 81 con.
jiis vest Marshall street 1,i,p .ng N,.
upon which II stands, fronting Il ,, ne a
and running back 30 feet To- e !. ,il'i- ieet'
sa ISE ms Cash A. suticient to ray o,s s.'y
$3.50, with interest thcroo1 note 3,
September. 1895. and the reg.l.,ooio ia
and two years. for notes ,s,.te Pr "a
added and secured By a deed ~ IN j, .alelss
JOHN n. C0DE,,.
n. W. BOWE 0O'"
--------- Iuste,a
II C.1In,
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WANTED,

BY A SOBER. INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
man, a position as Clerk in store, city
or country. Plenty OF experience. Refer
20 present employers. Address Box 10,
care of Dispatch. oc 7-lt'
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WHEN REAL ESTATE IS an :.
TAXES FOR THE cURREN,r' - -, ,rHs
OAR VAR ARE TO BE PaI H6ALES.
V JIM Bf THE VENDOR AND ireo
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In execution of a decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond, en-
tered on July %, 1898 in the suit Of r.
Bland and ais. VS.. Dabney Robinson and
ais, we, the undersigned, will sell by
auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1898,
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned
PROPERTY. The lot is a beauty. having
a frontage of 80 feet on Marshall by depth
of 1i6 feet TO alley in common. Upon the
lot is a small brick dwelling of three
rooms
TERMS: one fourth cash: the residue
in three equal instruments at six twelve
and eighteen months, credit payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes, with
interest added from day of sale. and title
retained until all are paid; or all cash, at
option of purchaser.
HARRY Il. WATSON,
WARREN II. MERCER,
Special Commissioners.
/ certify that the bond required by the
above decree as to special commissioners
has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SAVILLE
oc Z Clerk.
By r. d. Chaffin & Co., incorporated,
and
III. l.. Cabeli,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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WANTED,

BY A LADY or EXPERIENCE, A POI
sition az Millner Terms moderate. Adj
dress LETTER CIRCLE, care Postmas-
ter Thornburg. Va. oc 5-W&F2t'
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AUCTION sALEs-F..ur. Days.

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
BY J. b. ELAN & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
lib Main street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
" AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE
HISTORIC AND VALUABLE FARM
KNOWN AS "TUCKAHOE."
SITUATED ON THE NORTH BANK OF
THE JAMES RIVER ABOUT FOUR
TEEN MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND, VA
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WANTED,

PERMANENT. POSITION BY AN EX-
perienced Book-keeoer. Al references.
Good. moral habits. Address G.. b..
Room 20 Manufacturers Record Build
ihs' baltimore. Md. oc 5.7.9&ll-4ts
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lie COHEN co. THE COHEN CO
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

WANTED,
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN TO LEARN
Newspaper Sketching. Address z 2. care
Dispatch &C 6-2ts
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Our store does this IN oTder 70 reseV 20 S Pu9H0 1.
s;denew fresh and acceptable merchandse-and no regret
from us for the loss it entails -,
Don't trust paper for one III thousand hat are here'
m only q few departments scantiy represented
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BY the Valentine Auction Company
Apctioneers
800 east Broad street.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

Ladies' Pure-Lnen Hand-Drawn Hem
stitched Handkerchief, Ia and h-inch
hens, sc.
Sheer Fine All-Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, l0c.
Mems Pure-Linen Hemsutched HAND
kerchiefs, zoe. ones, for 15c
Children's Printed Border Hemmed
Handkerchiefs, 6 for &C.
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DIssOLUTIONs a. COMPREHENSIVE

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
FORE EXISTING BETWEEN GRIF-
FIFTH * FRANCISCO is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Anthony Crit
fifth having purchased the interest of his
late copartner, Frank Francisco, will con-
tinue the business at No. 200 north
Seventeenth street, In this city, in his
own name. and assumes the payment of
all liabilities existing against the old firm
of Griffith 4 Francisco. and the said An
thony Griffith is alone authorized "a
collect and receive The debts due from
parties TO the old firm.
ANTHONY GRIFFITH,
FRANK FRANCISCO.
Richmond Va, September rs 1895.
In retiring from the late firm OF GRIF-
FIFTH a. FRANCISCO, l urge upon my
friends and the public generally TO con-
tinue their patronage TO my late partner
as they have done heretofore.
oc lite FRANK FRANCISCO.
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TRUSTEES SALE

NEAT SUBURBAN COTTAGE AND
LARGE LOT,
PLAN OF PINALTO, NORTH OF BAR
TON HEIGHTS.
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a FiRST-cLAsS BAKER. WHO I'm
derstands his business well Must have
recommendations as 10 honesty, sobrie-
y ana neatnes~ Married man preferred.
kood Job for the right man.
A. FASNAcHT,
oee-t Charlotte. n. c.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.
BUSINESS WANTS.


BOARD AND TWO OR THREE ROOMS.
between Second and Belvidere and Cary
and Broad. Cali up old phone SO
oc 7-lt
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HOSIERY.
AS GOOD AS EVER. THE PRICE HALF

Ladies'. Mems. and Children's Solid
Black Hose, plain or ribbed, &c. pair.
Thousands of pairs Ladies', Misses
Boys and Chldren's Solid Blpck
and Fancy Hose. at o, 6 Ia, 3, AMI &C;
usual retail price, 10 to 25c pair.
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WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD Tn ia,
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID LIE
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND IN"
yENDEE
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WANTED.

pOARDERS, TWO ELEGANTLY FUR
nished Rooms. 800 west Franklin street
Mrs. GEORGE w. MuNFORD. oc Lot
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

BRICK DWELLING WITH LARGE
AND
VALUABLE LOT. ON SOUTH SIDE OF
MARSHALL
BETWEEN GILMER AND GRAHAM
STREETS,
KNOWN AS No. Sl3
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WANTED,

BOARDERS FOR SEVERAL BRIGHT
single and Double Rooms. Also, Day
Roarders, at 302 east Grace street
Sc lS-Su W&EIf
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No. 81 WEST FRANKLIN STREET:
this desirable residence, with stable at
tached Apply 10 Mrs. C. l.. TODD, 500
west Franklin street. Sc ll-eodtf
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They are winter weights, sold up to &c.
for 19c. each.
About fifty Of the dollar garments are
ON the SOc. counter.
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FOR RENT.

No. Sic WEST GRACE. REDUCED
Desirable location and in good condition
Apply to CHARLES A. ROSE,
oc 57S,912-5t Real Estate Agent.
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by virtue or a decree entered April l,
1898, in re Citizens Bank VS.. V. NJ. Allen
and others. in the Circuit Court OF Gooch-
land county, we. the undersigned special
commissioners, will sell at public auction.
on the premises. on
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LADIES' AND CHILDREN's
WEAR

are to be sold at half price to clean stock:
odd sizes Norfolk and New Brunswlch
Vests and Pants, for misses, 5oc.' rom
rs and CSC.
Children's SOC. Wool Merino Vests, 25c.
Ladies' Wool Merino Pants, that were
81, now DOC. pair.
Chidren's Ribbed Union Suits, 1oc for
the 25c sort.
Childrens Natural Merino Shirts. l9c.
ones. for sc.
Boys Fleeced Ribbed Drawers, lSc pair
ABOUT 100 GARMENTS ARE ON CEN
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MRS. sNELLINGS DEAD.

Intelligence reached this city last night
OF the death of Mrs. Olivia Snellings, an
aged and much esteemed lady of this
city, at the residence of her son, Mr..
Charles S. Snellings at Norwood, n. c.
Mrs. Snellings left her Manchester home
some weeks ago for a visit to her son,
who is an engineer on the Southern road.
While here. about two weeks ago, she
was stricken with paralysis. She was OF
great age. and sank gradually until the
end came yesterday. She leaves, besides
her son, two daughters-Mrs. T.. y. Gre
CORY and Miss Page Snellings, both OF
whom reside in this city. The remains
Will be brought to Manchester to-day for
int
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BY II. Seldom Taylor q -
and
Sutton * Co..
Real Estate Aucuoneer,
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are nrjced like this, and every piece is
from, this seasons selling:
SIX and Wool Novelty Fabrics, iSc.
grade for 81 lie.
Navy-Blue Granite Cloth, 25c. a yard'
ik.Tinish Brocades, that sold for S5c.,
16c a yard. - 80
49c a yard. -,
69-inch French Serge Cloth, a regular
81 goods. for 45c yard.
Plain and Diagonal Serges, 2oc. value
for 3-4c.
Figured Mohair and Fancy Brocades,
&c. value only II l-2c. yard.
Wool Cheviot. nice dark shades, sold
for CSC at IL 1-2c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-07

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The Coconino sun., 1898-09-03
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 : EDUCATIONAL PAGE. : Sse aAS
EDITED BY MALVERN DMMlCK.

l undertaking to Snpply th,s paper with page of educational matter each week, we ha in mind, first, the good of our local public schools the maintenance of an excellent school sent imcnt, and q heartv co operation be. tween officers, patrons, te chers and pupils and in the second place. to reach as mlny as possible in other places that their stock of such inform alton may be enlarged, and that their ideals in educational matters may be elc ated We solicit short contrihu- tionS and items of educational news from all parts of the territory.