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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-06
Lend a Hand.

Lend a hand I'm time OF trouble,
Bind a wound in hour Of pain,
Worthless is the grasp Of friendship
When life's sunshine comes again.
Love and cheer the needy living,
pulling through a sea Of grief
DO not wait till Heavens mercy
Sends In death a sure relief
Costly mounds Of sculptured marble,
Placed above unconscious dust,
VIII not cover LIES injustice
Nor repair a broken trust.
Those who turn away from failure
Smiling on success will bend
Sorrow has but few companions.
Happiness has many a friend.
Arthur C. Lewis in the Book OF the
Royal Blue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-06
A NEW JEWISH
HOUSE OF WORSHIP
Corner Stone Of Synagogue Laid in
DanvlIle.
Or. CAllSCH MAKES ADDRESS.
The Baptists Extend Hospitality To the
Jews and Part of the Ceremony is
Completed in the First Baptist
Church - Masonic.
Or. CALlSCH MAKES ADDRESS,

DANVILLE. VA, oct. 5.-Special.-The
Jews Of Danvile have never had a house
of worship Of their own, but the Beth
sholem congregation has been worship
ping in rented quarters. A short while
since they commenced the erection of a
synagogue on Sutherlin Avenue. and this
afternoon the cornerstone was laid with
imposing ceremonies.
MASONIC CEREMONIES.
Roman Eagle Lodge Of Masons laid the
cornerstone according to the ancient Ma
sonic rites, the lodge members turning
out in large numbers.
A rain came up just as the Masonic
ceremony was concluded and Rev. DR..
y. b. Thames. pastor Of the First Bap-
list church, invited the Jewish congrega-
ton and the large crowd In attendance
to reImir to his church nearby. and COM
plete the ceremonies under shelter. The
invitation was accepted. and the exer-
cises at the church were quite as inter-
esting as those at the new building.
DIR. CALISCH
Rev. DR.. L. y. Calisch. the noted Jew
ish Rabbi and orator. OF Richmond, de-
nvered the address and it was an able
effort. The Beth Sholem synagogue VIII
bo a handsome structure, costing about
seven thousand dollars.
The new Street-Car Company, Of which
". j. Payne, Of Richmond is president.
held a meeting to-day and decided not
to accept the ordinance recently passed
by the city Council OF Danville, but TO
go before the Council and ask for a modi-
ncation Of what they considered the rath-
er harsh terms Of the ordinance.
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CITY AND COUNTY AGREE.
Winchester To Secure Her Public
Building at Last.

WINCHESTER, VA, oct. Especial.
The Market Square case, which has
been in litigation between this city and
the county Of Frederick for the past
twenty years. was finally settled here
late this afternoon. The square. when
constitutes a large plat OF ground IN the
center of this city, Yves decided jointly
TO the city and county by Lord Fairfax
over one hundred years ago TO be used
TOR public purposes.
me city has been edeavoring through
the courts for years to obtain portion
Of the square to be used for public build
ings. Some time ago Mr. Charles Broad
way Rouss offered the city Of winchester
thirty thousand dollars for a public build
ing II the structure was erected upon
the square
After many conferences between the
CITY Council and the County Board OF
Supervisors they came to an agreement
through their attorney, Hon. r. T. Byrd.
this afternoon, and division OF the pat
of ground was made, the city agreeing TO
paw the county $500 to purchase another
nnching place Work upon the public
building will begin at an early date.
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WOULD NOT USE LEES HISTORY.
\ Country School Teacher NNnd the
Book Well Advertised.

KNOXVILLE, TENN Oct 5.-Prof
Grant Haines. local school teacher, has
been indicted In Criminal Court for re-
fusirg to teach Lees History. published
by T.. r.. Johnson and Co. Of Richmond.
This Is one Of the official text books
adopted by the TenneIsee Text Book
Commission and according 10 law, It
must be taught in all public schools In
the State. Haines claims II IL biased. too
partial Go the South.
A. j. Cray. Jr.. Of Richmond. is here
looking after the books interests, al
though neither he nor his company in
slitutos the proceedings
II s. stated that the American Rock
Company II believed TO be nj the bottom
OF thc prosecution 10 test the use Of the
book by taking the case 10 the Supreme
Court.
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A STAY OF EXECUTION.
Hung Jury in the Partridge Case-A
Splendid Tug.

NORFOLK. Va. oct. 5th Special
Walter Cotton. colored. convicted recently
Of the murder at Portsmouth. of Mr..
Charles Wyatt and who was appointed 10
be hanged on November Il. has been gran
ted a stay of execution for ~ DAYS. He
will probably appeal TO the supreme court
Bids were opened to-day for 10000 city
of Norfolk. per cent Improvement bonds.
fourteen bids were received. the highest,
that OF FEEDER Hoffman. and Co, ot GIN
cinnati was accepted. This bid was
1851 10
The jury in the case Of cant J. ".
Partridge. unon trial at Princess Anne.
Courthouse upon the charge OF attempt
ing 10 assault Mrs. Moore of Princess
Anne County. DISAGREED. The case will be
retired December 9Th. the accused being
released meanwhile upon bond in $500.
The Tug Joseph NJ. Clark. Just com
Dleted i'm Baltimore arrived TODAY. she
is the largest and finest vessel or her
class ever owned in Norfolk.
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Erntn Georgia.

Great influence has been brought TO
bear on us 10 enter the political race. but
so far we have declined all offers. When
ever the sheriff sees us running he gets
suspicious and takes after us.
Candidates are coming 10 be as thiek
and as sociable as the measles, and some
Of them are just as much in demand.
There is no truth in the rumor that We
threatened 10 burn one OF the railroad
bridges because the company refused US
a free pass. We don't want TO swim the
river and walk to Atlanta, too.
Hickory nuts are ripe, but we still take
COWS and groceries on suoscrlption.-bii-
Vile (Ga) Banner.
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THE M0RGUE NATTER.
The Sub Committee on Relief Of the
Poor Beaches No Conclusion.

The Sab Committee on Relief Of the
Poor Reaches No Conclusion.
The question Of accepting the ofcr Of
the Peerman Burial Company OF free
morgue facilities was taken up by the
subcommittee on Relief Of the Poor, at a
meeting held last night
Mr. Peerman explained his offer. and
Coroner Taylor spoke on the advantages
which would be afforded by a..moreue
expressing the opinion that public
morgue would DE better stin
tucertakers Christian. Biley. Suther-
land. Scnnett. Johnson, Richardson and
Price were present and opposed the ac-
ceptanoe Of the Pcerman COmpanys offer.
No decision was reached by the com
mittee before adjOuring and the matter
viii be taken mp at a future meeting
The Grounds and Buildings Committee
met 40 ':So o'clock last night. but nothing
but routine matters came up
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IF YOU HAVE.
MONEY TO INVEST
Gail On or Address
The
Mutual
Guarantee
Building
and Loan
Association,
1913 Fast Main Street.
C. W. TANNER, President.
G. |. FAlRBANK, Sec. & Tr
Very Liberal
Interest Allowed
On Deposits.
~--~.~,-.----- ~--...r----r
BY c. H. Oliver, Auctioneer,
20 east Broad street

4 UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE,
y BUGGY. PHAETON, PIANOS,
COOK AND HEATING STOVES COuN-
TIERS &c-I will sell.
TO-DAY. AT 1890 \. NJ.
az No 20 east Broad street. ] Buggy. :
phaetons. 4 Wood Heaters. Coal Heat
ers 2 Franklins. 3 cook Stoves I UPRIGHT
show Case. 1 Piano I'm good order OAK
Sidpboards I Singer Sewing Machine, .
Whites. > Domestics. / Walnut Desk. =
Book-Cases g Wardrobes. 3 Walnut Mar
ble-Top Bureaus ana Washstanns' =
Feather Beds: several good Bedsteads,
Springs. Mattresses. Chairs. Desks, Pic
lures Bowls and Pitchers / Folding Bed;
also I very fine Horse kind and gentle.
ocG g. H. OLIVER, Aucti0neer
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


O0icc of tho
Commissioners OF The Sinking Fund.
Richmond. Va. oct .. isoe.
ACTING UNDER AUTHORITY con-
forred upon them by law. The under
signed. Commissioners off the Sinking
Fund Of Virginia. hereby advertise thtl
they will receive offers for the sale ot
3llJOOOOO OF BONDS OF THE STAT =
or VIRGINIA. issued under act az
February 20 1892, known as century
Bonds.
AN proposals must be In the hands
Of the commissioners at or nniof. -
o'clock L. VI. on the 1oIH DAY 'F
OCTOBER 1900.
AN offers must Doe made I'm writing
addressed 20 the Commissioners of th"
Sinking Fund of Virginia must De seal
cd. and will be opened by the COMMITS
sionors. or majority of them. on thn
2OTU or OCTOBER at noon. ~ tn'
presence Of the Governor Of the Com
monwcalth. or in the event OF MS abe
senco. in the presence OF the secretary
of the Commonwealth.
The bonds offered az the lowest price
shall be purchased Co the extent ABOVE
mentioned. provided The said comm.
sioners shall have authority 90 reject
any and an bids. or accept "a portion OF
the bonds that may Doe offered by ans
marty. JOSIAH RYLAND. JRa
A. w HARMAN Jk..
MORTON MARYE.
commissioners Of the sinking Fund of
virginia
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Dividend NOTICES.

once or
Vlrginia-Carol'na Chemical Company
Richmond. Va, August p, 1890.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared "a dividend OF one per
cent on the Common Stock of this Com
pany. payable September !, 1899 20 stock
holders OF record August 18th. Tho
books for the transfer OK common stock
10 be closed from August 18th 70 August
3lst doth days inclusye)
s. W rRAVERs. Treasurer.
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"Ah." exclaimed the youth. I'VE have
fallen upon evil times, What Is there leit
for one who is over forty, nowadays?
.sNyeu" the old man replied he can
mt I'm his time after that TO become
as great as he thought he was at
nty."-Chleseo Times Herald.
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In execution o. tho decree referred TO
below we will sell. by public auction. ON
the premises. I'm the order named below
beginning ar 400 o'clock p. NJ, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER H. 1900.
the following described VACANT LOTS
tO-wit.
SIXTY FEET at the southwest cor
ner of Cary and Linden streets. running
back along Linden street l4j ieet % ihcnea
TO an alley - feet wide.
2 NINETY FEET at the northwest
corner Of Taylor and Linden streets, rum
ming back along Linden street li3 feet
inches to the Aforesaid alley.
3. ONE HUNDRED FEET at the south
east eorner Of Linden and Green streets,
running back parallel with Green % icet
4. FIFTY FOUR FEET on the south
line OF Green street, Immediately ln lhe
rear OF the land last mentioned, ana rae
ing the new market-hOuse.
; FIFTY FEET on the south SIDE OF
Green street. separated from che last
mentioned land by an alley % feet Wiue'
and also fronting said market-house.
These blocks of land will be sold as a
whole or I'm small subdivisions. as may
seem best at the time Of sale. and pats
of il can be seen at the office OF The auc-
tioneer. All OF this property being close
10 the said market, deserves ana shoulo
attract the attention OF purchasers.
TERMS. One-fourth cash and the bal
ance at six. twelve and eighteen months,
for notes. with interest added, and titles
retained.
CHARLES T. WILLIAMS
NJ. T. MAURY.
BEVERLY b. MTTNFORD.
Special Commissioners.
Warwick Corbln. Ex'or. Plaintiff against
&. r. Boiling and ENor and ais, De-
PENDANTS In the Law aHd Equity Court
OF tine city of Richmond:
I. y. T. winston. clerk 81 said court
certify that the bond required OF the spe-
ciai comm ssioners by the decree IN SAID
cause OF December IL, 1896, has been duly
given.
January. 1895 =. L. WINSTON.
ocG Clerk
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two weeks they will return and make
their l'Smc in Richmond.
Todd CudIipp.

their Smc in Richmond.
Todd-CudIipp
Mr.. Charles I, Todd and Mrs. Pattie
r. Cndlipp were married wednesday ia
Washington.
Mr.. Todd and Mrs Cudlipp are both OF
Richmond and left here Tuesday for
Washington. where they were welded at
the home of the sister OF the bride.
Mr.. Todd is a popular enploye OF the
firm of Long 4 Riddick. and Is iheir book
keeper Ills bride H. the niece OF Rev. J.
L. Riddick. formerly pastor az Clay
street Methodist church. OF this city.
The Young couple have gone ON trip
through northern cities. and will return
by stanton to visit The family Of Mr..
Todd.
Num- Howerson.
Miss Evelyn Howerson and Captain
1obn y Num-. of Clarke county Va.
were married wednesday afternoon in the
nresence OF small company OF rela-
lives and friends The contracting per
sons are held i'm high esteem by large
pup,hcr of friends both here and else
where In the state. Captain Num- IS
cashier OF the Bank OF Clarke County. Of
Bcrrvyille. Va. During the war between
The States he commanded company In
The Second Virginia Regiment Stone
wall Jackson's Brigade. Miss Howerson
Is an accomplished educator and a mem
her Of the faculty of Luray College.
Among her family connections in this
city is Mr. II. T. Johnson, OF the we'll
known publishing firm.
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sIruArroSs wANrED--Maie.

WANTED A GOOD BOOK-kEEP-
or and trained Office man. posi,lon lf
any business establishment needihg
sober, trustworthy and lndus'iiouS
man. Best references. VIII accep, .e"-
porary work or go on triai AaoIc
''T. d." Times Onlce.
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Lots o. men," said Uncle Epen' VINO
has great forethought an oriliian. "lse,
thoughts fails 10 git along case uey ain l
thoughts, washington star,
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WANTED.-A LADY S1ENOGkAt IiEl-
and typewriter OF eSpenon'o o"si'7
work by the day, or VIII accept p,ri'"
once Addr,sss EXPERT, care Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-06
BY y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
oMM1ssroNrRs, SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
1 OF
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY on
CARY. TAYLOR. AND GREEN
STREETS. RESPECTIVELY.
IMMEDIATELY AT THE CLAf-WARD
MARKFT-HOUSE, At
AUCTION.
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In the clerks office Of the Law and
Equity Court of Richmond. Na-Moses
May. FIX. etc plaintiff, vs.. j. ;. Heller
et ais. defendants.
certify tbat the bond required or the
special COMMISSIONS By the. decree en-
tered in the said cause on the 18TH day
OF June. 1899. has been duly given. ,,
court This 22d dav Of June 1929
oc2 = =. WINSTON Clerk
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MEETINGS.
ATTENTION. PHARMACISTS

THE BOARD OF PHARMACY OF
VIRGINIA viii meet in Richmond OSfo-
BIER 2ith Parties who wish 90 appear
for examination MUST communicate WIN
y. r. BECKWirH. secretary, PEERS
burg. Va, not later than october l9tn.
j. J. AVIS.
oce President.
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WANTED. -INsTRrCTfON ~ LATIN
al night. either private or In class. "a
dress W." L. o. Box il3, Richmond
Va.
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AUCTION SALES Days
By r. n. Chanin & CO.. Incorporated
Real Estate Auctioneersi
No i y Tenth ST.
UCTION SALE

A UcTIoN SALE mum,
THREE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLINGS. WITH EIGHT TO
TEN ROOMS EACH.
Nos. 1913 EAST MAtN STREET AND
10 AND II SOUTH SECOND
STREET.
BY direction of the owner who Is non
resident and determined TO sell. we VIII
sell, by public auction on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER nth,
at o'clock 7. NJ,
/. The ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
BRICK RESIDENCE No II SOUTH
SECOND STREET with detached orick
kitchen, office etc. This house was long
the home Of the late DR.. Rust and Is an
admirable location for a physician. Lot
80 feet Jla inches front and a depth or
1870 feet 8 inches. with alley on side.
>. The DETACHED BRICK HOUSE
No. 10 SOUTH SECOND STREET. with
a large detached brick kitchen I'm rear.
Lot - feet with depth or us feet TO
2. The LARGE. COMFORTABLE DE-
EAST MAIN STREET. with lot fronting
% feet / inch. and running back lO2 feet
II inches. with alley in rear.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER Tho above we
will sell a TWO-STORY BRICK STA
RT.E. IA feet I inches by I'D feet 3D.. inches.
with a lot a feet 6 IL inches by 20 feet o
inches. with alleys TO both First and
Second streets.
This sale offers n splendid opportunity
for parties seeking investments. for pro-
fcssional men. or for parties IN search OF
nice homes. The location is central. and
In easv walking distance Of business,
markets churches. etc. Values In this
vicinity are permanent and investments
can be made here with every assurance
of safe returns Real estate is on the eve
81 I, rise ana now Is the time 10 buy.
r. b. CHAFFIN & CO. Inc"
OCT AuctiOneers.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER Q. -.

at II O'Clock NJ, subject TO the conhrma-
ton of said court, the following LLASE-
MAT Tbat Certain Certain NF BRICK STORE AND
TENEMENT HOUSE. No Coz EAST
BROAD STREET. i'm the city of Rich
mOnd. Va. fronting on the souih SIDE
of said Broad street tweniy-one CD feet
eight 81 inches, more or less ana run
ming back 90 feet 20 an alley I'M common
Il feet wide, The lot Of ground ON which
said house IS located Is the property or
Mary Tabb Lee widow Of ". II. b. Lee;
Robert T.. Lee, Jr., and George Boiling
Lee, of Fairfax county. va. The lease
of said ground has recently been eN-
tended. and will not expire until the
Goth OF April, 1913 As TO the particulars
Of the ground rent and the instruments
i'm which the same has TO be paid, VIII
be fully explained at the sale.
Also, the one-half interest owned by
the estate OF Meyer Heller. deceased
with Emanuel Raab in the following
prOperty-tO-wit:
In and to that certain LOT. PIECE
and PARCEL OF LAND lying and being
I'm the county Of HenricO. Va. and de-
scribed as Lot Is. Block 20. and Lots 10
and Is OF Block p, IN the town Of Barton
Heights. conveyed to said Meyer Heller
and Emanuel Raab by ". r. Miller and
L 4 Catlin, snecial commissioners
Also. the one-half interest owned
by the estate OF Meyer Heller, de-
ceased IN and 10 those certain lots u
land lying and being I'm the county Of
Henrico Va. near the city Of Richmond
lots numbered from . TO II IN square
ID" Galways plan fronting 2H feet on
the north side Of RI street
The sale Of the leasehold No 90. east
Broad street Will take place az - VI. on
the date above mentioned. and the lot9 or
"R" street at $3.50 r. NJ. and those al
Barton Heights at 4:30 T. NJ. on the same
date.
TERMS: One-third cash and ne bal,
ance in equal instruments a, s.N ana
twelve months for notes win lhlerest
the pronertv nifrchqscd or all cash. at
the option OF the purchaser.
MOSES MAY. ,..,.,,.,
WILLIAM FLEGENHElMER,
special Commissioners.
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By virtue Of a decree Of the Law and
Equity Court OF the city OF Richmond,
Va. In the suit of Moses May, &c
against ]. 5 Heller ct ais, entered ON the
18th day OF June. 1898, We, the under
signed commissioners. will proceed 10
sell at public auction, on the prem
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BRICK DWELLING,
No. los North Lombardy Street,
SITUATE IN THE IMPROVING YVES
END.

SITUATE IN THE IMPROVING WEST
END.
By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
to the undersigned. trustees, dated June
%. lsg3, duly recorded In clerks Office
of the Richmond Chancery Court, j. b.
i49 "a" page %. default having been
made. and being required so to DO by the
beneficiary under said deed, I Will proceed
10 sell. 10y public auction. upon the prem
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1899.
at > L. NJ This is a comfortable modern.
well-built brick residence, suitable Tor a
most desirable home. or Will make a
frst-class investment The house con-
tans or rooms range latrObe, hot
and cold water The lot fronts on the
west Hire OF Lomb8rdy street between
Grove avenue and Floyd avenue) Is feet
9H inches. and extends back between
paralle lines 100 feet 10 an alley 10 feet
wide There Is also a side alley in con-
junction with No. lO6.
TERMS. Cash as to costs and expenses
of executing this trust. with All taxes,
and a note for 81 500. dated June o. lSg3
with interest thereon from June %. 1893.
TO the day of sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
10 LANE STERN.
oc1 Trustees.
BY ]. d. Carneal. Real Estate Auctioneer,
-
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FOR RENT.
EoR RENT

-------- ~" -"-7-77-7-7-7-|-NI"-N-N-~
T. OR RENT
A VERY LARGE. CBNTRALLY-LO-
Gated BRICK WAREHOUSE. with
railroad facilities for loading and unload
ing. elevator, scales aud other convent
enres. y. w. BOWIE.
ocl Real Estate Agent
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Richmond Female Seminary.
Mrs. JNO. II. POWELL.
No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,

Mrs. VIM. REID WILLIAMS. Principal:
Mrs. 4. q. PEYTON. Associate.
Tho tyvcnfv-Sevei session OF this in
stitution will begin THURSDAY, Sept. II.
1879. and closes June IL. 1900
Facilities improved ana enlarged. For
catalogue and additional information ap-
PLY TO the principal. jyI
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In execution o. the decree referred TO
below. we will SELL by public auction. ON
the premises, I'm the order named below
beginning az 40 o'clock p. NJ, on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-06

BY j. d. Carneal. Real Estate Auctioneer
No. 1905 east Main street.
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BY direction OF the owner. who Is non.
resident and determined TO sell. we VIII
sell. by public auction on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1lTH.
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NEW YORK, oct. 5.-special.-Rich-
mond arrivals. Honman-R. II. Gaines.
Herald SQuarc-A - Clarke, l. I. Strause.
Crand-Dr H.. II. Weist and VIE New
Amster0am-C. s. Reels.
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Pants and Vests. fall weight, ribbed.
very fine, at zoe. each.
Pants and Vests, winter weight wool,
ribbed at Toe. each.
Pants and Vests. ribbed, wool, win
ter weights. at 81 each.
Combination Suits. ladies' ribbed,
wool. fall weight. Sl.25 each.
Combination Suits. winter weight,
ribbed balbrlggaB. 81 each.
Combination Suits natural wool,
ribbed. AT $50 and s. % each.
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T RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-28
To Caspenters ADD Contractors

Notice for Prsposais-Sealed proposals.
will 30 received by the Special Board on
Library Repairs up to II q. m. May %,
1893, for making and finishing alcove he
tween tho library md north adjoining
room. and furnishing, making, putting in
and painting shelving. baIcony.railing and
stairway in and for said north adjoining
room, identically similar in all details to
shelving, stairway, balcony and railing
now in the library. And for cutting in
and putting in. II fitting door between
said north adjoining room and ouice
Clerk Supreme Court, and for painting
same. All materials to be furnished by
contractor, excepting the door and door
castings for Clerks office.
Bids will he opened at > p. IN. May .,
$500. The Board reserves the right L,
reject any and all bids.
Address Eu1s"t Howell, Clerk OF IIs
Supreme Court, marked "Nea!cd PRO
p~o~a!~."
Ky order Of The Board and ~uprcm,
Court.
EuGtNE I5#W".E.
H>-o,5cu, C'arN Supreme '..~.s ..-nr
'itN. New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-28
Notice to Creditors

In the District Court Of the First Ju
District Of the State of Nevada. in
and for the county Of Ormxby.
In the matter of the estate of Isaac OIL
covich, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. r.. Kirman and JOS. Kelly, have
been duly appointed and qualified by the
District Court Of the First judicial Dis
trict, State Of Nevada, in and fo- the
county of Ormsby, on the 18th day Of
April, A. d. 1899, as executors of the
estate of Isaac Olcovich, deceased, late Of
said county. All creditors having claims
against said estate are required to file the
same, witt prope vouchers attached
with the Clerk Of the Court within three
months after the hrst publication of this
notice.
r. KIRMAN, and
o kHLLY,
Executors of the estate Of Isaac Olco-
vich, deceased.
Dated this 18th day OF April, 1899.
Torreyson 4 summsrfSld, Attorneys
for said estate. aprfs Az