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Noticias.

- Manana daran principle los exAmenes
de las esouelas del Asilo de Bene6 oenoia, com
puestss de 251 alumnos la de varones y de
ITO Ia de nihas. Los ejercioios versarAn sobre
todos los ramos de instruction primaria, must
ca 8 idioma inges. Comienzan a las 8 de la ma
hana.
- Aver Sc vendieron 1879 sacos con szu
car centrifug ada oscura, asa 80
- 81 j6ven don jose de Jesus vera
Fuentes veciuo de Cia'es a quieu hemos Undo
el gusto de YER en- esta redacoi6n, ha obtenido
la nota de sobresaliente en- los examenss para
professor auxiliar despues de brillantes ejerci.
clos. LIE felicitamos
Marcelino Cardona nos manifesto que
no fueron heridas las que e CAUSE a Juans We
ga en- la reyerta de que dimos cuenta aver, sino
l,jeras Commissioners.
parte de los jornaleros estAn sin trabajo por
habarse conclude la SARA en- las haciendss y
AFRICAN la esperanza de que ell g%obierno empie'
Sc los trabajos de Ia oarretera para gauar su
subsistencia.
~. NADIA de csrtdn-Zapatos de Iona
blanca para honbres, pieles de dolores, negros
y de chsrol 81 SO -Elegancia = solidez-
V6anse-C orte Chicago q 81 so un par-Cha-
let negros bordados en- agraman para st1orss
8 SO -Cs'zado blanoo para IOWA ii TINA no
vedad-IDonde? En- San J usto IA. P
Eli honorable General Davis, acompa.
1ado de su Ayudante de Campo, vis,t6 anoohe
a nuestro ~distinguido amigo don Herminio
Diaz Navarro, Seoretario de Justicia
-. Los liberales de Naguabo, Ucares,
oelebraron una reunion ell domingo pasado,
con ell objeto de oonstituir su comit6 de cohe-
si6n = defensa del Partido.
- Con motive del juioio oral del dipu-
tado socialists Lasies, que ha sido tan comen-
tado en- Franci,, ell Cob ,rnsdor militar de Pa.
ris ha tornado kerlas me1idss para evitar la
perturbation del 6rdsn publico en- aquslla Ca
pital.
~ De Arecibo nos anunoian Ia pro vims
llegada de la Ccmpafia de Varie1sdss de Bala.
brega para dar una serie de funciones.
-. Mariana quedarAn cesantes GUAR ,nta y
tantos empleadcs de las O5ras del Puer o, de
los que trabajaban en- la seoci6n fl ,tante y ta'
Heres. Parece que por ahora 500 quedarin en-
sus puestos los emplea los d. la ofoira.
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Por espaoio de 81 amos ha estado al frente
de los destin" 8 de Inglaterra la Reina Victoria,
cuyo octo gesimo aniversario de su nacimiento
ACADIA de oelebrarse en- la gran Bretaha. Ell
reinado de Victoria sc IA hecho notsb'e por
much~s respectos, esre,ialmente por que du.
rante este largo periodic de tempo la psz ha
imperado en- Ell pals; Iuglaterra ha venido & 81.
tuarse & Ia cabeza de las grandes potencias del
universe, y Ell radio de go tefritorio sc ha ex-
tendido en- los dos hemisferios.
A pessr de 81 avanzsda edad, la Reina
gosa de exceleute salud. Respetsda y querida
por sus sabditoe, ell dia en- que Is augusta sobe-
rama desaparezca, no serfa extraho que lsmen-
tables ocmplicsciones ccurriersn en- la polftica
iDglesa
FL nombre de la Reina Victo,is, pasarA 5
la historic con ~cortejo de merecidas y atlas glo
riea
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R1Ac,o De Krn,,se7on

Los de~p.rtamentos del Pa]acio de Kensiug
ton, en- dorde Ia Reina Victoria naoi6 y pas6
los primeros a1cs de So vida, no ban sufrido
alteration deste aquella rem ta 6poca. Fl GUAR.
to en- donde naoi6 s. M, no presenta NADIA no
table en- cuanto 6 sus sdornos. que conservan Ell
estilo de aquellos tiempos. Una larga alaoena,
&c extiende en- contorno y tres grandes venta
mas le dan luz. En- frente s d;chss ventanas, Sc
alza una antigua obimenea, ouyo principal ador'
no 10 constituye I'm espejo.
La Reins, en- vfsperas de oelebrar 81 ooto-
g6simo sfo de su nacimiento, 10 que Sc verified
hace pocos dias, visit6 este palacio, y gu vista,
quizas la Ultima que haga, fu6 motive de festi
vidades fntimas. La Rsina pareoi6 solassrse
mucho en- aquel sitio que le trafa tantos recuer'
dos de go ~infancia.
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GRAN. HOTEL Y RESTAURANT
MGLA7ERRA.
Tetuan IL IA y 1e Cruz 2 y Fortaleza 81.

Este Hotel hoy ell primero de la Isla ORE
CO & los Sres. p~asajeros adsmss de las oomodi
dades que siempre ha o~onta1o, 81 nuevo ensan'
che y communication hasta la Gale de Fortaleza
con amplias habitaoiones para familias; I'm buep
~servioio de bafos; salon de recreo en- la parte
bal = de la primera Gale con l Bar a la ameri.
caoa, mesa de lectura y escritorios para ell ser
vioio del pasaje, ssi como I'M Gran Tren Ca
rrusges de lujo, TODD & precios limitadfsimos,
dada la import,ncia del e .~tableoimiento Pro.
~pietario Il Agudo. a-s-e
- Dice <La Democrats, gee para
oonstituir ell oomit6 republic, no en- Utaado, sc
.eunieron unicamente IS iodividuos siendo la
mayor parte de Jayuys.
~ Como estaba aLunciado, ha sido bo-
ta1o al sgua ell gran aoorazs1o france que lie.
va ell nombre de la heroina de Orleans eJeaune
d. A"c J., que salv6 la Frsnoia a'rojando con
sus huestes al invssor ing'6s
-" FL ayuntamiento de Humacao ha to-
mado acuerdo de ce'ebrar la fiesta n%acional del
4 de Jalio, para cuyo fin nombr6 una comisi6n
compuesta del sefor aloa'da, dos conceja!es y
se6ores doctor Font y don LUIS de Cells.
-. Aver a las 8 de- Ia tarde lleg5 ell va.
por <Montserrst. q Is Coru6s.
-. Dentro de pooo tempo aumentarA en-
tamaho nuestro oolega Ella Nueva Era. intro.
lebramos.
- FL i6ven don Rafael Valiente Vsrela,
ha sido aprobsdo en- ell fegundo curse del bs-
chillerato, habicndo msrecido muy honrosss
cali6oaciones LIE felioitsmes, asf como q ca
padre nuestro amigo don Manuel, veoino de
Corozsl.
-. Tiepe raz6n eel Territorio,, ell con-
dicto de la carne no ha queia1o solucionsdo,
J, aolara ndo, decimos: que la solaoi6n . que
nos refsrfsmos era q la introduction de la car
ne muerts. For ningun respecto quisimos aludir
al precio nj al monopolio, porque. seIfa concs.
der al ayuntamiento 10 que no ha queriio 8 no
ha podido darnos.
-. Ell vapor aleman sVenetis, cargo en-
Mayagiez 457 sacos con cafe y 90 cueros de
res, destinados q Hambu.go, Trieate y Stokol-
mo.
- FL pr6ximo domingo tendrk lugar en-
eli barrio Do%minguito de Arecibo un meeting
del partido liberal. +
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Ell suicide de I'm Caiero.

Despuss de eonocerse ell m6vil que hsbfa
impu's ado al sehor ValcAreel q poner fu a So
vida. 81 Consejo de Adminiatraoi6n de Ia Com.
pahfa de ferrooarriles de N. z. A Sc reuni6 en-
se,i6n extraordinaria para p~racticar las indsga.
clones relatives 81 desfalce de que se hablaba.
Los oonsejeros examinaron detenidaments
las cuentas, y 1es2ues de hacer ell arqueo, ha
resulsado que ell desfalco asciende . Ia suma de
955 ia pesetss con sc c6ntimos.
~ Fl 2rocurador de Is Compahf., sr. Castro
Quessda, present6 en- Ell Juzgado una denunoia
solicitando que 10 proceds eriminalmente con.
ira La personas que haysn tenido participation
en- oil m%euoionado delito.
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ASAMBLEA
del Partido Republican, Pue1torriqueno.
COMITE CENTRAL ORGANIZADOR.
Presidencia.

En- cumplimiepto de 10 ests b'ecido en- pues j.
tro Programa publicado en- Is de Marco del
aho ell curse ell Comit6 Central Organizador,
en- session del 6 del mes corriente scord6:
Celebrar Ia ssamblea del Partido en- esta
Capital, ell dia 10 de Julio pr6ximo, para la
cusl Sc invita- & todos los comites l~ooales,y 4 to
dcs los correligionarios de la isla.
La Asamblea SO constituirA, del Comit6
Central Organizador, y de los De'egados que
tergan por oonveniente nombrar los comit6s
ooIstituidos hasta 81 dia 80 del presente mes.
I'm la Asamblea tendrA VOC y vote todo
individuo que forme parte del comite local de
su pueblo respective, sea 8 no delegado.
No es precise recomendar su asistencia &
los correligionarios, pues conociendo su deber,
ytenlendo ell frme deseo de cumplirlo. VEN
dram todos los que sc enouentren en- circuns-
tanoias posibles, para sancionar con gu pre- en-
ola los actos que la asamhlea lleve 8 efecto,
despues de expouer Gus opiniones todos los que
ooncurran & ella.
Ell mayor deseo de este Comit6 es que la
obra de la asamb'ea, sea ell ~ref1ejo exacto de las
opiniones del Partido, ell cual no tiene otro fin
que ell progreso moral y material de PATS, & la
sonbra de la Gran Req iblica americana.
San Juan P. Rico Il. U, de A. 8 Jnnio 1899.
DR.. GABRIEL FERRER
ae3-3.
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AnunCiO.

A las 9 de la tsrde del dis 16 del crrte. NEE,
se ]levara 4 oabo por concerto part!cu ar,
Ell pintado al 6leo de L. fachsda de la casa Con
sistorial, salon de seeiores, subida de la esca-
lera y techos correspondientes, bajo las condi
Clones impuestss en- ell pIiego de condolences, 81
cual Sc encentrs d. manifesto en- la Seoretarfa
del Ayuntamiento.
Para optar al remste re depositarsn en-
areas munieipales $25 como Fl MA provisional,
la que g era devaelts q los que no 10 hayan
ob!enido.
AL que obtenga la b7ena pro dtfnitiva,
lie sera retenido ell 10 % del importe total de
la obra, 81 dia que Sc lie expida'la primera Ger
ii6oaci6n, ell Quail servira para responder a en-
feel contrato.
Toja proposition que no vepga acompa'
NADIA del reoibo expedido por Ia Depositarfa
Municipal. en- que conste halter hecho ell dep6-
tito de los s25 para la ianza provisional, que
dara rechszads, y sin dereoho a reclamation.
Lo qre &c anuncla en- este peri6 1ico para
c~onocjmieuto de los interesados.
Puelto Rico JUNO IA 1899.
LUIS SANCHEZ MORALES
A!caide do San Juan.
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Mode|o de proposition.

Don......... perfectamente enterado del
anunoio publicsdo en- los peri6dioos de la looa'
lead, sobre un concerto particular que ha de
~llevarse q cabo en- los salones del Ayuntamien
ia af como 81 pliego de condolences facu!tati-
vas para ell pintado al cleo de la fachada della
Casa consistorial, ~escalers, salon y sus teohos,
&c compromise hacer diohos trabsjos, por la
cantidad de............
Pto Rico JUNO 1e de 1899.
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Recibos taIonarIos, :: hso: = ,s en- est; IT,, i'm i'm:
rroquiano. Hay ousdernos de reoibos para al
quileres de casss &s16 cts. con I'M 100.
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Puerto-Rico 7 de Junto de 1899.
S.. Don Benjamin Delvalle.

My Senor m:
Tengou una verda1r,s aifacd6n en- exprasn1e que tntok los bu ba. btstsy 'ublo los
.l como Las emM''y a'ss ropo,aon.do pr "a hn'd sdo IN res t.dob Iane r.s6u POI
cualm me permio recon Mdaas dde lu go al pibico
Sa S s.. Q. B. s. M
Fi mado F~7and3 Nuns. .-
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GaCeta de hoy.
Ordenes generates
Quartet GENERAL
Depsrtamento de P. r
San Juan, JUNO 10, 1899

De~psrtamento de P. r
Mum 76 San Juan, JUNO 10, 1899
Ri tercer apartado de la orden General
Nc 80, de este Quartet General, queds por la
presente enmendada en- la forma s; guiente:
<Ninguna persona dedicada Alos negocios
en- Puerto Rico, va como cambista, comercian-
to 8 principal, hara distinction en- los tipos de
cambio de cualquier clsse de moneda america
ma, dada en- trueque de plata provincial, merca.
derfas 8 s~ervicios.
Ell ORC y la plata de cuno americana, los
billetes de bancos nacionsles y los del Tesoro
de los Estados Unidos, tienen ell mismo valor
corriente y &c reciben y entregan & la par en-
todas las trausacciones oiciales y privadas.
81 llegsse 4 oonocimiento del Comandante
General que en- adelaHte SO sefale 8 pretenda
un tipo mas bajo de cambio por ell papel mo
media americana que el senalado 6 pretendido
por ell orc 6 la plata de cu1o nacional, ell culpa
BILE sera juzgado ante un tribunal provisional
de los Estsdos Unidos, y %convicto que sea,
castigado con una multa de $4,000,
PoR MANDAT DEL BROADER GENERA DAVIS:
w, F. HALL,
Ayudante general.
o.dsneS generates Quartet GENERA
Dapsrtamento de r, r.
No. II. San Juan, JUNO 70 1899.
A partir de JUNO Is, 1899, las CAroe.
lea de esta Isla quedaran bsjo la direction de
una Junta de Gobierno De Carceles.
IL. D.cha Junta Sc ocmponlra de cinco
miembrcs, & saber:
Hon, jose Severe Qaihones, Presidente de
la Corte Suprema;
Comandante A. G. Sharpe, Inspector &c
neral, Voluntsrios de los E U Fiscal Militar,
en- ejeroioio;
Comandsnte L p. Dawson Voluntarios de
los E. u, Jefe del BNa'lon Puertorrique6o;
Hon, Rafael Rcmeu y Aguayo, Fiscal de
la Corte Suprema;
Hon. Manuel f. Rosy. Abogado.
III Tres m;embros constituirAn quorum
;presidiendo ell que encabeza la precedente rela.
DION. En- la a~usencia de este Ia Junta elegira
nm PresideLte INFERNO.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-10-13
Excursion Tickets.

Every day" until September 3Oth
the Norfolk 81 Western Railway will
sell excursion tickets to Cressop. Pa.
Niagara Falls, Elmira, Watkins Glen.
jamestown, Long Branch. Atlantic
City and Cape May. N. j.
via
Hagerstown aud Pennsylvania Rail.
road. Tickets are limited to Octo.
tooer 3lst, 1899. and good to stop
OH at Luray, Natural Bridge, The
GrottOes, or summer resorts alone
the line OF the Norfolk & Western
hallway. Apply to any ticket agent
n. IL w. Ry, or TO
w. b. BEVIL,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
Roanoke, Va.
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Let ii Be Done.

While Main street is being Mead.
amized it is anxiously desired that
the street shall be filled level with
the car tracks, SO that vehicles c,n
cross and recrOss the track without
the risk of Serious accidents. The
public has suffered this great hin
drance long enough. The car
tracks are an evil as they have
stood heretofore. 1t is to be hop
ed that the evil may now be rem
edied, as the opportunity is at
hand.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of a deed OF trust executed TO
me by w. Il. Poole and VI. n. Poole. his
wife, dated July 29th, 1898, and recorded
in Deed Book No. Al page 435, to secure
their notes therein described, default
being made, and being required so to do.
L Will sell at public auction on the
premises
ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2S, 90,
At p. m, the pi operty described in said
deed is as follows: All of both those two
certain lots or paI cells OF land situate in
the town of POcahontas, TaZewell coun-
ty, State of Virginia. The first one of
said lots or parcels of land is bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at point i'm
the west line of Center street, the north
east corner of a lot now owned by Mrs.
Z. L. Dillon, thence down the hill with
the west line of the Center Street so feet
to point, thence in a line at right an
giles to SAID Center street 30 feet to
point, thence with line parallel to said
Center street 80 feet to point, thence
with a line parallel to said Center street
90 feet to the beginning and is known as
the laundry lot.
The second one of said lots or parcels
OF lands is bounded as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point in the southwest
corner OF the lot hereiuabove described.
thence with the west line of same 80 feet
TO the northwest corner of said lot, thence
with line at light angles to Center
street 80 feet tn a point, thence with a
line parallel to Center treet, 20 feet to
point, thence with a line at right angles
10 said Center street 30 ieet to a point,
thence with line parallel to said Center
street, twenty five feet 10 the beginning.
IermssCAsH. 5. NJ. GRAHAM.
sept. INV. Trustee.
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Casualties m the Philippines.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The fol-
Loving list of casualties in action
among the United States troops
in the Philippines was received by
the Adjutant- General of the army
today from Gen. Otis:
Killed-First Tennessee, at Iloilo
Sept. 10, JAS. G.. Burlington, 4th
Infantry; Barney Mullen, Twenty
first Infantry; Franz J. Early,
Thomas Brothers; Fourth Cavalry.
Charles A. Radcliffe; 9th Infantry,
at Cuagua, Company l., Arthur
w. Chambers and Joseph F.Camp-
bell.
Wounded-Fifth Artillery, Louis
IL. Burgess, Frank X. Beals, Ole
Gunnerson. Fourteenth Infantry.
Richard Neuman, Charles Il. Bey-
ans, Max Gehlof. Fourth Infan
try, William Pillaus, Ole S. Erick-
son. Fourth Cavalry, Frank J..
McGrath.
Twenty first Infantry, Harold r..
Hely Frank YAK, John Ii. Wes-
terhoff, John Gilman. Thirty
sixth Infantry, Joseph Bassiord,
Louis j. Ingeterson, Charles A.
Waters, Will Cooper, Benton Will
son. Ninth Infantry, Henry Muir
ray, Thos. f. Mccarthy, William
III. Moran.
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COMMERCIAL CoNTRAcT-PER MoNr,
Candle powcr LIGHT

Meter service ) cents1OOO Watt hours
equivalent to \ cent. per lamp per hour)
A minimum meter rate OF Sl.OO Der
month will be charged on meter service.
Thirty-two candle power lights rate
as two 16 candle power light.
Bills will be payable at the office on
the first day of each month. not paid
the light service will be discontinued to
the property OF delinquent
TAzEwELL ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Ang. 23. 1899.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1899.
The Situation in farewell.

Richmond Dispatch: 1t is prob
able that there will be an effort
made to have the State Committee
settle party differences in Taze-
we'll county, The Democrats have
two candidates for the legislature
In the field from that county. Mr..
Smythe, who announded himself
an independent candidate a month
or more ago; and Mr.. Moss, who
was nominated a few days ago. Mr..
Smythe stated last night that he
announced his candidacy because
he was urged TO do so b. a large
majority of the best Democrats of
the county and by many of the
leading Republicans. The latter
wished a Democrat returned t. the
General Assembly in order that he
might secure for the county GER
tain local legislation believed to
be much needed. 1t is impossible
ior a Republican to obtain very
many favOrs from Democratic
Legislature. Mr.. Smythe says he
announced himself, thinking there
would be no Democratic nominee.
lie thought the opportunity to Sc
cure a Democratic representative
Tor Republican county a good
one. He was surprised when a
convention was he'd and candi-
date nominated. 1t is said there
is likelihood of the Democratl,
Committee of the county asking
the State Committee to pronounce
MIR. Moss, a Martin man, the reg.
uular candidate and call off Mr..
Smythe, independent and a Tyler
man. But there is little likelihood
OF MIR. Smythe cOnsenting to be
called Otf-Or down.
Concerning the above we wish to
say: There is no talk here. so far
as we know or can ascertain. of
asking the State Committee to
settle "party differences in Taze-
we'll" The people can settle their
own affairs. They will vote for
whom they please, or not vote at
almost likely the latter-many
of them. 1t cannot be SAID that
the Democrats have any candi-
date at all. Mr.. Smythe declined
TO go before the convention for
nomination and Mr.. Moss. who is
not 'Martin man." who was nom
mated, has not, as Yet, accepted.
If the Democrats have two candi.
dates in the field, we don't know
who they are.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-10-13

1t Was the boast of the Republi-
cans i'll Lincoln's day that our SOL
dlers in the Civil War died n
make men free. 1t is the shama
OF the Republicans TODAY that
Lincolu's present successor would
have our soldiers in the PHILIPPINES
ole TO make men slaves. They
tell us we own the Filipinos TO do
with them as we please, bee .use
We bought the legal title to them
from Spain. The day that one
man Can own another man or :, SET
Oh men great body of men, w hat
ever their color, condition or sit.
uation, has passed-mankind the
world over must be free.-Jno. r.
Mclean, in Enquirer.
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Land on the Headwaters of
Dry Fork, in Tazewell County.

VI Lana on the HeadWaterS of
Dry Fork, in Tazewell County.
By virtue of decree of the circuit
court of Tazewell county, entered at the
August term, 1899, in the chancerv
cause of A. j. Lovely ct ais, against
Thomas III. Dillon ct ais. the under
signed who was appointed a commits
sioner for the purpose, will, on the first
day of the November term 1899, of the
county court of Tazewell county, at the
front door Of Tazewell courthouse, sell
to the highest bidder at public auction.
on credit of one and TWO years, ex-
cept costs of suit and sale, which will
be required in cash, the following land
A tract or parcel of land, conveyed
by Joseph E. Harrison to j. V. Lovely.
by deed of record in the clerk s office of
the county court of Tazewell county,
cpntaining about $50 acres
Also tract of land adjoining the same
conveyed by John E. Linkous and 9th
efs to the said JOho V. Lovely of record
in the clerk S office of Tazewell county
containing about 100 acres. The said
two tracts of land will first be offered
for sale separately, and then offered as
whole, and the sale producing the best
result will be reported to the court for
confirmation.
Bonds for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from date, and with
good personal security, will be required
of the purchaser or purchasers.
Oct. g. 1899. II. G.. ANDERSON.
Commissioners.
Virginia: Tazewell county, to-wit:
In the circuit court clerk s office
/. III. Bane Hartman, clerk of the cir
court court of Tazewell county do here
by certify, tn III. G.. Anderson. com
mission in the above styled cause. has
executed bond as required by decree in
In said cause. Given under my hand
this the 3rd of October, 1899.
III. BANE HARTMAN.
cto-4t Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF TAzE-
WELL. VIRGINIA

BY direction of the Old Dominion
Building and Loan Association we will
offer for sale ON THE PREMISES at
public auction, on the 2Sth day of Oc-
tober, 1899. certain piece or parcel of
land togeiher--with- the building and
other appurtenances thereto belo cling.
situate on the corner of Hotel Avenue
and Vinton ST Get, in the town of Taze-
We'll Tazewell county, Virginia which
said property fronts go feet on Hotel
Aven' and running beck with Yiuton
street 100 feet TO 10 feet wide alley:
being lot No 9.sec 10 on platwith certifi
cate the raZewell Court House Inn
provement Company of record in the
Clerk s Office of the County Court of
Tazewell county, in Deed Book No. 30,
page Is.
The said property will be sold by the
undersigned as trustee in a certain deed
executed by ID. III. Litz and wife TO the
undersigned dated October 20. 1896, of
record in the said office i'm Deed Book
No. 80, pages 2445; which said deed was
executed for the purpose of securing
the said Association IN payment of a
certain sum of money, of which sum
there is now due and unpaid S429.22
Said property will be sold to the high
est bidder upon the following terms:
Cash sufficient to pay the expenses of
executing this trust aud making this
sale and the amount due the said As
ISOLATION, to-wit S42922 with interest
from date, balance upon a credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months.
j. TAYLOR ELLYSoN,
GEO. w. ST. CLAIR trustees
Sept. 22. 1899.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-10-13
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