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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-19
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The market remain
ed unchanged. AT the first call. at the
Board of Trade, the market was bulletined
at A cents with no sales. At the last can,
the market closed firm at A cents with
sales of l2S casks
Rosin--There were no sales reported at
the Board of Trade to-day. The quotations
at the opening and closing remained firm
and unchanged. The prices were as fol-
Io1yS.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg
Boston-Ocean Steamship Company.
Bark Chill (Swd), Fennel, Cape Town
Dahl & Andersen.
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Representative John NJ Mitchell of
New York city is known as the Adonis of
Congress and the handsomest man An pub
lie life.
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Phases of the Moon for February

Last quarter. Sd, II hours and 46 min
utes, morning: new moon, 10th. hours
and So minutes. morning: first quarter.
18th, hours and ID minutes. morning; full
moon, 18th. 8 hours and 81 minutes, MORN
ing.
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Steamship Allegheny, Baltimore.
Steamship Nacoochee, New York.
Bark Attira QtaD, Odessa.
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Passengers by steamship Nacoochee for
New York, Feb. 1S,-Mrs C. w. Forbes,
]. Il. Dameral, Mrs. NJ. Ketcham, M. c.
Smith, s. H. Shotwell, Mrs. S. II. Shot
well, Miss Louise Shotwell, Miss Olive
Clifford, II. s. Ball, William j. Kelley.
Patrick Burke. Thomas Chapman, Charles
l.. Smith, Father George. John Leonard
and wife, E. W. Bailey, John Mccormick.
M. Alvarez, Joseph Barnato, f. II. Mar
shall, Miss Lizzie Maloney, William Ma
kie, II. j. Wolff, Victor Colson.
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= 49,
| do do I'd pref. ass.
! st. L. & S. w. 1O5s
| do do pref. :. 3O5s
st. Paul ......... 131T
| do pref. .169
St. p. & ON. :. 1917
do do pref. In
So. Pacific ...... 40ll
So. Railway -. 1871
do pref. ........ SOL!
Texas & Pacific. 221l
/ Union Pacific. =. ASK
/ do pref. ........ SO2l
| U. P. D. & c.. 127s
Wabash 80. -. 81!
do pref. ........ 23h
! Wheel. & L. E.. liz
do do pref. -. 80
Adams Elk. ......1121!
American Elk. ..14O
! U. S. Elk. ....... SIS
Wells Fargo Ex.125
A. Cot. Oil -. 81
do pref. ........ 91%
Am. Spirits -. 1879
do pref. ........ 36A
Am. Tobacco ..1559a
i do pref. ..,.... 1876
Con. Gas ...... POSI-
4 Com. Gable Co. $50
4 Col. F. G. Iron. "a
do do pref. -. 80
Gen. Electric ..112
Haw. Com. Co. 70
Brooklyn r. T.. "a
lntn'l Paper -. 60
do pref. ........ Ss
! LaClede Gas -. "a
Lead ...... $500. 36tE
do pref. ........113si
Nat. Lin. Oil :. 81
Pacific Mail -. 513s
Peoples Gas .1147s
Pullman Pal. 1914
Sill. Certificates. 59ll
Stan. II. e. r. =. liz
Sugar go. 1876
4 do pref. .......113
IT. c. & Iron E. 1914
1 U. s. Leather 90. 2
do pref. ........ u
( U. S. Rubber =. 523t
4 do pref. .1l7lk
1 West. Union =. IS
! Federal Steel 50. 51ll
I do do pref. e. S7J4
N. & w. pref. =. Gest
( u. p. pref. ...... s034
ore. Nav. pref. 70
I Pacific Coast -. As
( Col. Southern 7
: do LIST pref. 80. SO
do 2d pref. -. 2l
nds.
". J. c. So .....fO7 !
". Carolina IS. .l30 I
do As .... .1OI /
No. Pa. lists ....1i5
do Is ........... $50
do Ae .ao
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High water at Tybee to-day at 2:59 a.
m. and $3.50 p. m. High water at Savan.
nah one hour later.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Local and General News of ships
and Shipping.

Passengers by steamship Tallahassee
from New York. Feb 16-Mrs. w. A. Ten
mile and daughter, A. G. Wyant. NJ.
schermerhorn and friend, w. C. Hoyt, b.
Fielder, ]. A Anderson, w. II. Wing
ham, G. Coulter, NJ. Goddard, j. ]. Nc
CURE, C. e. Scherer, M. Won Swensten,
John Thompson. P. Turner, w. II. Apple
ton, J. D. Gedney, NJ. Amy. Intermedi-
ate-Eleven men; crew of Mascotte.
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ANCN 4 Vi
Atchison -. 3. 231
do pref. ....... 63s,
Bait. & Ohio >. 70
Can. Pacific -. 9O1
Can. Southern. 60
Cent. Pacific =. 55h
Ches. & Ohio :. 2SI
Chi. & Alton IN
c., B. & @. ..147A.
Chi. & E. Ill. :. 661
do pref. ....... 1171
Chi. G. w. 49,. 165i
Chi, Ind. & L.. 10
do do pref. -. As
Chi. & N. W. .15O2.
DO PREF. .......1y2
c. c. C. & st. L. SOL.
do do pref. =. 9SA
Del. & Hudson. lib
Del, L. & w. ..16Ol.
Den. & Rio G. :. 2S1
do pref. ....... 751
Erie new 49,. Is
do 1st pref. :. S9l.
FIT. Wayne LIB
CT. Nor. pref. . .1S2
Hook. Valley :. 3
Ill. Central I'LL
Lake e. & w. :. 20
do do pref. =. GIL
Lake Shore .2OO1
L. & N. ........ 652
Manhattan L ..11Os.
Met. st. Ry. PAL
Mich. Central Ills
MINI. & St. L.. ~
do do LIST pref. IS
Mo. Pacific ..... 49,
Mobile & Ohio. 10
M, X. & T. -. 141.
do pref. ....... 3SS.
N. j. Central ..104s,
N. Y. Central 1891
N.Y.C. & St.L.. Il
do do LIST pref. s.
do do I'd pref. "a
Nor. & West. :. 10
No. Amer. Co. 81
No. Pacific ..... 54k
do pref. ....... 80h
Ontario & w. =. 222
Ore. r. e. N. =. A
o. Shore Line e.. 42L
Pa. Coast LIST pf. SO
do I'd pref. -. Ga
Pittsburg -. ..1s0
Reading 80. -. 225
do LIST pref. :. 637.
R. G. w. ....... 81
do pref. ...... rs
Rock Island 1901.
st. l.. & 5. F.. 12l!
do do pref. e. 49,.
Be
U. S. IS .......... 1852
US. new As. 1879,
do coup. $50. al273.
U. S. As .1i23,
do coup. .ll2as
do DDS ........ SO
U. S. s., reg. Ills.
do IS coup. Ills.
District 3 65s ..11S
Ala. Gloss A ...107
do = .107
do g ...........100
do Currency 100
Atchison As .....102
do adj. As .l37lt
Can. So. DDS ....1l01.
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SOUTHERN BANK
of the State of Georgia,
SAVANNAH, CA.

Sap@td .s-.s...-. $500 600
surplus and undivided profits see. $37l, 900
DEPOSITORY OF THE STATE or
GEORGIA.
snperlor facilities for transactlng a
General Banking Business.
COLLECTIONS made on all points
accessible through banks and bankers.
Accounts of Banks, Bankers, Merchants
ana others solicited. Safe Deposit BOXES
for rent.
Department of Savings. interest payable
quarterly.
Sells Sterling Exchange on London n
and upwards.
JOHN FLANNERY, PRECEDENT.
HORACE A. CRANE, Vice President
JAMES SULLIVAN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS
JOHN FLANNERY.
r. A WE'LL.
HORACE A. CRANE.
LEE ROY MYERS.
IL. p. SMART
J. ]. WILDER
EDWARD KELLY
w. W. GORDON, JR.
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Charleston, S. c., Feb. 1S-Turpentine,
market steady, Hc; sales none. Rosin
steady; sales none; unchanged.
Wilmington, N. c., Feb. 1S.-Spirits tur-
pentine steady 4S1gd44c bid; receipts one
cask. Rosin firm, 80 and 95c; receipts, 215.
Crude turpentine, nothing doing; prices I'M
changed; receipts, 8. Tar steady, $1.00; re-
cei9ts, 112.
New York. Feb. 1s.-Rosin quiet; strain
ed, common to good, S1.SO91S21s Turpen-
tine firm; 4612QHc.
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Savannah Almanac.

Sun rises at $50 and sets at $50.
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COTTON.

The local market remained quiet ana IN li.
hanged. At the Cotton Exchange at 'ne
srs, call the sales were 10 paies' anu ..
,5e last call the market closed uiicnaileei
NTH sales OF 1O3 bales.
~. a. the close of the market, at the
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-01
THREE AND An EXTRA
By RUDYARD KIPLING.

When halter and heel -cpcs are slipped, do
rot give chase with sticks, but with gram
PuA!abi ProvcrO.
After marriage arrives q reaction,
sometimes 4 big, sometimes Little one,
but il comes sooner or later and must
be tidcd over by both parties if they de-
sire the rest OF their lives to go with the
current
In the case of tho Cusacl;- -Brca!mils
this reaction did not set in till tie third
year attcr tho Wedding. Brammil was
hard 20 h"!d at the best Of times. but he
was u beautiful husband M. the baby
died and Mrs. BromE!il wore black and
grew shin and mourncd rs if the bot
tom of The universe had fallen out. Per.
I haps BrCmmil Du%ht TO have comforted
her lie tried to do 50, | think. but tie
more hr CIlH.ortcd the NOR" Mrs. Brcln-
nlt GrIrN"I and consequently the more
uncomfortable" n"cmmil grew. TIE fact
was that they both needed tonic, and
they got it, Mrs. BrImmil can afford to
laugh now, but il was no laughng mat
t-r - h"r ar the tiE!c.
OK s"r, Mrs. naUkshce appeared on
tine horizon, ana whore yh" c"iste. was
fair chance ui trouble. At Simia her ny-
n2inc W"s til" "i;.or!ny Petrol" She had
won that titia five J!lEca to lny own GER
tam knowledge. She waaa lii. lie, brown.
TIM, almost skinny woman with big,
rolling, violet blue eyes ana the sweet st
iluMn.rG in tho world. Nuu had only 20
llCntion her name ut afternoon teas fol.
every woman III the room 10 rise M and
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Remarkable RcSrHc.

Ms. Michael Curtain. rlSi. i IL
Ill, makes tho statement t:at $; @
caught cold which settled or her luuc,
she Was treated t,r months by ter
iami'y pays;ciar, bat grew worse. Hc
tod her she vas hopeless vic;im OF
consumption and that 10 mrdi,icc
could crrs her. Her dru gSis. src-
gest:d d.. Kings Row Discovery r
consumption; she bought brttie aud
TO her delight fcunl herself Ecs fitted
from iiys. 4 Sc. Sha continued ita {
and at.er taking Fix bottles iound ler.
aejf sound AMI wei! now DOS her
own housework and is as well "a she
ever was. Free trinl bottlcs oi this
great discovery st +. G.. Dukes drug
store. Oa!y so cents anl 81. livery
bottle guarantee
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There WAS momentary scuffie, and

There WIS momentary scufie, and
then tie Gc.r wGs shut and Alan Sta
ccy' 5 .IC!; WAS against it. He and Mary
we're On "ae side q the door and Ed
ward Conway WIS Oh the other.
On iI:S S!Ie Edward Conway began
fr&r'ically to beat at the door then he
Hi';;t, and i: last. when the stout
r. lis showed si.,Es Of giving way,
| ihsre w&g Il sudden cessation of the
stturtS ~ 2ntCc--a raus6 groan and
, TIE sourG CO Il heavy body tumbling to
the ground.
"iyr&A. Something has happenedr'
SAID Stacey 20 Mary.
"Gh. Alla!"
Yes: they've all stopped talking.
heard ti!e landlords voice minute
age, / shall open the door"
'QA. 20: don't, Alan! He may shoot
yov.
$50. 70! Listen He has had a ftr'
-And 50 il proved to hc. The excite
mcnl. tho great mental struggle and
tie physical scrain 70 which the unfor-
tu2%to iian had put himself in trying
10 turce orCn the door had all done their
work;
When Alan opened the door. it was
II find Edward Conway on the stone
NOur Of the passage in fit of apoplexy
and N@Iy MoS practically Il free woman
They raised him from the floor and car
Ti"i him t. bed, but he never spoke or
s.owCl signs Of coMsciGgsnlss again
For y Sew hon-s lie lirgfye&- breathing
heavily and with lahcr,';ind during all
| those hours uf anxious waiting Mary
| s.aid down q: the beach, listening to
the boat:ny of The waters upon the
rOClI b0UG,l coast and wondering, Won
! drr:HE, whether p evidence would be
kind to her "a not
Then Alan Stacey came down to tell
hey that all was over.
Dear" he said. this has been a
! horrible ri::Io FOR YOU l knew as socn
| rs the report came shat they had rescued
some Of tLe Crvw of the Arikhama; l
saw it III the evening papers. l have
never been sure whether you knew o.
not. Perhaps ! was selfish TO keep it
| from you, bat felt that l could not
! could nUt---comc and tell you what
would put you ont Of my lie. ont Of
! my home, although nothing could ever
! put you oat CT my heart. Nobody will
EHp" nnNtiiiE.S "tUEt IL Row ulS USG IL =
| deed 'y the ilorsst cha@cc. Nhtl there
! wouli be neither blame nor i:u1.liny
| attached 10 either OF Us. | told the
| landlord lie. 1 told him ;hat Conway
! had n!i.ta,sca You fer somebody else,
and he believed it. l told him that it
would he vC"y unpleasant for you if
! when his relatives came down, you
were mixed MP in the story il !,.y way
snd gave him Il tenncr To leave us out
Of the affair as far as is possible. lie
was most sympathetic. lie will never
trouble Us. We will go back 10 London
at oncc-we can get part OF the way
tcnight-and a. soon as possible we
will be quietly married in some out OF
the way church, where nobody need
know anything about Us.
Dear Alan" said shc "what cut Of
the way church will YOU find where no
body Will know anything about you!"
"Wcll, dear child, there are good
ssuls in t5la world VIII. >U--",>s Hr.. lslrs
Eorth this unhappy
s&ry. Il IL 10 great matter il 81. world
t9es know; it will be certain sure then
that you and ! are fast tied in wedlocll !"
THE END.
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spread rapidly. and it was soon demonstrated
beyond doubt that euro had at last been
found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu-
muiated which is incontrovertible, Of which
the following is specimen
Cancer is hereditary in our family, my father. a
sister and amt having died from this dreadful
disease. NJ feelings may be imagined when the hor
ri5e disease made Its appearance my side. 1t was
great alarm. The disease seemed beyond the
skill Of the doctors for their treatment did no good
whatever. the Cancer growing worse all the while
Numerous remedies used for it. but the Cancer
grew steadily until seemed that was doomed
follow the others OF tho family for know how dea
when inherited, advised to try Swifts Specific Is
first day forced out the poison continued its use unit
bottles. when was cured sound and well, and have
dreadful a:Ictiou though many years have elapsed.
fer Caacer.--M2s. S. NJ. IDOL, Winston, N. G.
Our book or Cancer. containing other testin
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-01

y Arrangements nvc hcrc maturing fnr
the Organization Of a tf;y million dollar
corporation 10 coHtlOl AMI oparatr. dry
goods and department stores throughout
the cnunt:y.
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III" great success "f Chamberlain.
Collie, Cholera aul Diarrhot,l N.m,.,
~ Ii" treatment of lnwel cunIpaint
has mac" il standard over tlir great.
nut OF tie ciyiljHd world. For sale n
Or. i. &. Duke.
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-01

Sex Headache is the bare of man,
yes. Nc. NJ. \. Simmons Liver Mr,li
cinc cures and prevents thiS annoyin.
complaint.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-01

lii" Attorney GcHCrai has G"ci, ed
'hA' students who 90 away can be mace
20 10 road Gn:v on rh"iY return 10 their
homes u!on due notice.
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= eek Era Rates.

The Souihcrn hes week end II, q,
10 the mountains from this ppiLl.
Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday,
good TO return on The following Mon.
Goy rs fol lnWs.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-01

EdisoM'S maxim j.: "a man wha ca,
10 something which no one else can 4,
can get : lot for doing IT.
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':tsDy.c:;an College. Clinton.
5. E.

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'..5t P'Nniu'r cost. Offer gnal ONLY
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-01

The unhappy mortal whose Liver i,
inh:tive Is miserable withodt apparent
"alse. DE-. ". \. Sirmuns Liver jr,ii.
cine makes life worth living.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-01
Results Fatally In Nine
Cases Out Of Ten
Cure Found at Last.

because disease VlruIent
in The blood circulating throughout the SYSTEM and although
uccrknown the Cancer-nay be cut away the
blood and promptly breaks out aesh with
renewed violence.
S. in curing obstinate deepseated
which considered incurabe induced few de-
sprng try for Cancer after exhausng the skill OF
physicians Much their delight s. s. S. proved
el,l tho disease aud promptly Effected The glad news
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PHYSICIAN AAD SCkGEON.
ATTORNEY At Law

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CANCER Is DEADLY

This fearful disease often first appe
as a mere scratch, a pimple. or lump
the breast, too small to attract
notice, until. in many cases, the deao
disease is fully developed.
Cancer can not be cured by surgical
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-01

n most y cent eat iIGnt. OF t," wra,,l
81 'r'ai H!i:Wn aH. lyciprd is ci2 900
GDl'JI.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-01

To cat "i'h Appetite. Digest VIII
Comfort AID Sleep with TraHquiiiv
I,k" 4 'i""r "t N. A. Simmons live!
Medicine occasionally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19

all present. after which the LQjgs was
called together and spcechmaeins Was
made for a short time and was for the
good of the Order. Cooper Lodge is co'n-
posed Of some Of the best citizens OF Mid
lothian and are in good condition. The
visiting brothers returned 60 the city early
yesterday morning well pleased with lher
trip.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Master Russell +. Morris. Eleventh ard
Perry streets is visiting friends 10 Spot
sylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Courtney have re-
turned to their home in Chesterfield ccrn-
IS. offer visiting friends In this cit@
Misses Mary and Corueha Hancock
daughters Of Judge 3. a. Hancock. have
returned from a pleasant stay IN Farm
vile Va
Mir. VIM. j. Morrissett was taken sud-
denly very sick Sunday evening about
7.gO o'clock. while out riding Fortunately
he was near his home and soon got all
right. lie was feeling better yesterday
and IS able 20 be at his business.
Mrs g. q. Tatum has returned TO roano
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Snellings. OF
ll05 Porter street
Mr. W. IL. Taium, who is at The Oh
Dor Mon Hospital has been operated upr
for am old fracture of the skull, which he
sustained four years ago. lie IS attended
by DR. Harrison and is considered very
3D.
Mr. George W Longworth and family,
of east Thirteenth street. will leave for
Clifton Forge this morning for trip Of a
week on pleasure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
GREAT WALLACE SHOWS.
Grand Parade This MOrning-Two
Performances To-Day.

Walace's great shows are in the city
and will give TWO performances to-day on
the Lee Monument lot. A 1880 o'clock
this morning a parade Will be given. which
all who have seen pronounce 20 be one OF
the most inspiring sights that could be
witnessed.
The parade will leave the grounds at
1880 A. NJ and the route will be down
Franklin 80 Fifth go Main 90 Nineteenth
up TO Broad and out Broad to the show
lot.
A circus procession is always an inn
portant part of the day. and this one is
"A pageant. with an the g0rgeOusness ana
gllttering display that marks the Domp
and splendor OF the usual circus parade.
The Wallace Shows have beautiful stock
and the perfectly matched. wen groomed
horses will be the source Of much admira-
tsOn The stately elephants the awkward
cames. the zebra and other strange-look-
ing animals win come in for n big share
of attention, and OF course the Shetland
ponies will please the children. 1t is by
far the best lot Of circus property posses
sed by any company on the road. There
are six splendid brass bands in the pro-
cession The steam plano brings up the
rear Of the gorgeous parade, which win be
over a mile I'm length and comprising
several eight-hOrse vans, beautifully
carved and almost dazzling with gold and
French mirrors; countless numbers OF
youthful but expert. riders on Arabian
horses. and dozens OF cages OF wild ami
mails exposed 10 view.
The doors to the big show will be opened
at l o'clock There are 100 acts I'm the
three rings and on the elevated platform
many OF them thrilling beyond description
and all interesting The riders are all
clever and the trapeze work as daring MS
one would care 20 witness. while the
worlds most wonderful acrobaiic family.
the nine Nelson's. are so decidedly clever
that The extreme difficulty Of their per-
f0rmance Is almost lost sight OF in the
dneness and ease Of It's presentation. The
Siirks perform some marvellous feats on
the bicycle and their entire act is the most
perfect Of its kind ever seen in the circus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
BY Edward s. Rose Company
and
A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate AucuOueers.

DY VIRTUE or A CERTAIN DEED
ID Of trust. dated I'D day OF April, 1870
of record ln the clerks onice of the Cor
pOration or Hus,in-s Court of the city ot
Manchester Va. ID. b. Vol IL page so,
default having been made In the payment
of the debt thereby secured. and being
required by the beneficiary so t0 DO we
Will sell. by auction. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH SEPTEM-
BER lSd9
at 4:3O p. NJ. AN that LOT or LAND
with the improvements thereQp4 ON the
north lire of Stockton street. MANCHESTER
va. beginning q3 feet west from me inter-
section of Stockton street, with the west
line OF Fifteenth street. extending thence
westwardly along the said north line Of
Stockton street. and fronting thereon p
feet and running back between parallel
lines - feet The pulse OF Mauchester
real estate Is thr0bbing more active each
dav Buy before fever heat Is reached
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses on 50
and balance due on bond OF 500 y; the
residue as may be named at time OF sale
W. G. ARMITAGE,
T. N. FOSTER
JOSEPH W. THOMAS
SEX Trustees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
PICKETT CAMP.
Judge Farrar's Picture Given Posi-
tiOn Of Honor.

Judge Farrar's Picture Given Posi-
tiOn Of Honor
Pickett Camp was called 10 order last
night by the commander. W. L. Bass.
Prayer was offered by Chaplain Winston.
A communication from Z. IL. Coleman
clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Amelia
county stated that the court had ordered
the picture of Judge r. r. Farrar that
was sent by the camp to be hung upon
the walls OF the courthouse
The historian. Captain NJ w. Hazel
wood read from Mrs General Picketts
book an account Of the fight at Newburg.
At the next meeting the camp Will
elect representatives to the Grand Camp.
Colonel j. w Frayser. DR.. w. 3. Jones,
and W. J. Thompson. OF Philadelphia.
VIII pay Richmond "a visit this fall
The following committee were appointed
on resolutions on the death Of Comrade
W. NJ. Smethie James ID. Redwood, NJ. ".
Hardwood and W. r Woody.