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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-23
By Augustine Royal q Company,
Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office Leader Building,
Manchester, Va
A NC TON SALE

ucTIoN SALE
"A OF
STOCK OF LIQUORS. WINES. CIGARS.
TOBACCO, BAR COUNTER FIX
TURES, MIRRORS. nECANTIIRS, Ia
ELflS, ROLLER DESK, IRON SAFE.
&c. on "WEDNESDAY, September 26 1890,
S At 10 O'CLOCK A M ON THE PRE-
MISSES, No. 2S11 Hull. STREET. NAN
CHESTER, VA.
At the request of Thomas B. Csrsley,
who is retiring from business on account
of his health. we Will offer for sale at
public auction on the day, hour and place
named above the entire Stock Of Liquors,
Wines. Cigars. Tobacco. Bar Counter. Fix
lures, Mirrors Decanters. Tables, Roller
Desk, Iron Safe. Wardrobe. Glass Screen,
and many other articles too numerous TO
mention.
TERMS: Sums of 800 and under cash:
over that amount sixty days time will
be given for notes. per cent. interest
added. with security TO be approved by
the auctioneers and owner.
AUGUSTINE RCYAl-I. & COMPANY.
Auctioneers.
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EXCURSIONS.
Excursion TO WASHINGTON
via p + ana % y

Va IS, r and 7. r.
MONDAY, OCTOBER list, 1890.
Tram leaves Broad and Hancock
Returning leaves Washington Tuesday.
October, I'd. at 6 p. NJ. sharp. :
Roand-tsip fare: Richmond Il, Washing
ton. & so: Richmond to FREDERICKSBURG
Sl.25 Ashland 10 Washington, Sc: Milford
10 Washington, siI5
Special coaches FOR celorei people.
We go. rain or shine. For tickets and
inSo,ma ton, inquire of J. NJ THOMPSON.
% z Broad Street, and at the train. IRA in
sto,is at all regular stations
j. N. THOMPSON & CO,
The Old Reliable Excursion Managers
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BY virtue of two deeds of trust, the
first dated May ., 1872 and the other
clerks Office of Chesterfield County
! Court. the former in Deadlock So. page
| 3IS and the latter in Deadlock No. -,
/ page Ash, default having been made III the
payment OF a part OF the debts secured
! thereby, and being directed SO to 90 by
| the holders thereof, the undersigned, trus-
tees. viii offer for sale. at public auction,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1900
at . o'clock p. n, the FARM known as
DRED AND N1SETYlFfvE to5} ACRES
or, LAND. more or less. fronting on
| James River, and extending to and 'front.'
| ing on the Petersburg Turnpike.
This land is in the highest state of cul-
tivauon, and embraces about one hun
dred acres of river lowgrounds. which
easily yield sixty bushels of corn per
acre. The annual hay crop Is about one
hundred tons. The buildings are very
handsome mansion, containing II rooms,
bathroom and modern convenienceS;
overseeTas house, quarters; stable room
Tor seventy horses. hay barns. etc. This
property has the reputation OF being, and
is in reality, the most attractive ana
valuable farm in the vicinity OF Rlch-
mond.
In addition to its value as a stock farm
and an attractive country residence, it
is exceptionally valuable for the follow
ing purposes:
First Its frontage of about one-half
mile on James Yer, which at this point
is about two feet deeper than al Rich
mond. makes 1t very valuable for manu-
featuring and shipping purposes There
is probably no better site, than this for a
large Slip-yard and dry-dock.
Second There is an excellent granite
quarry on the property. near the river;
also, large deposits of brick clay; splen-
did shipping facilities, both by water and
! railroad, the deposit of brick clay being
Immediately on the Seaboard Air Line
| railway, which passes through the farm;
Third. The electric line that has been
recently surveyed from Manchester to
Petersburg along the Petersburg Turn
! pike passes Immediately in front of the
rear part of this farm, thus making it
valuable for acreage lots
TERMS: One-fourth cash and the bal
nnce in one two and three years de-
| ferred payments bearing interest from
day OF sale, and secured by deed OF trust,
| or the purchaser can make d large cash
| pavrnent If he desires so to do; interest
| on deferred payments TO be paid semi
Annually n. W. BOWIE,
| Trustee in First Deed.
JOHN CHAMBLIN,
JAMES CASkIE,
| sell Trustees in Second Deed.
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In the Clerks office of the Circuit Court
of the county OF Henrico-Lee ct ais,
plaintiff, against Iukhard ct ais, de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-23

RuSTI2E'S SALE OF No. 1902 WEST
LEIGH STRIET--By virtue Of
: +rust-teed. dated 3oth OF September, 1888,
and recorded in Richmond City Chan
Gerry Court. u. b. 15l c. page 81. default
having been made in the payment of part
of the money therein secured. and being
required TO do so by the beneficiary. /
will sell. by public auction. upon the
premises. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER os. 1900,
at 3 o'clock p. NJ, the property described
in said deed. The lot has a front of u
feet and extends back between parallel
iines 100 feet to an alley, and has n one
story cottage thereon.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of ex-
ecuting this trust. including past-due
taxes. ana as 10 $50 Balance as fol-
lows: $50 to December 80, 13Go and $40
each three months thereafter until pur-
ci1ase-price shall have been paid.
se22-Gt II. l.. CABELI-. Trustee
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
hclIeY,s School for Bows.

Pine St. Bet. Grace and Franklin
New pupils enrolled FRIDAY. Sept 31st.
Prepares boys for Colleges and fl;s Tfnf
verstty of Va. Catalogues at the book
particulars address the princfpai AT Ash.
land, Va, till Sept. 18th: after that time
at SO West Grace Street
GEO. MERRITT Motley.
Principal
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scuuTFR LODGE, No. 139, L. o. o. F.
y Tba rarilIar quarterly meeting of this
lodge Viii be held on "WEDNESDAY,
San3erber Goth, at 8 o'clock. Quarterly
dues to be paid at said meeting
After this meeting the lolSe . - re, r
in Concordia Hail, at NO ~ E1asl
Broad Street.
WALTER SENF,
Secretary.
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AGENTS WANTED, FOR IL LUST ~
20 $50 h i:yes were lost and over s2oo9o eco
OF property destroyed; the greatest assf
aster OF modern times; by the e emu u :
author, Murat Halstead, VINO was n n
SIAM Of for S OUTFIT; we give best terms.
The demand for this book VII L !. 9f Fl sI FF-
nous retail pr.ee SlaV ~ ha, daI1,,i,e
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BY Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. IL North Eleventh Street.
TRUSTEES, AUCTION SALE
Mo. All West DuyaI Street.

By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust.
dated nth day OF July, 1894. and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office Richmond
f.hancery Court, u. u. 49, y. page 2l1.
d.fa,lit having been made in the payment
of the debt thereby secured. and being
required by the beneficiary so to do, we
svill sell, by auction upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1900.
at > O'CLOCK p NJ. the property numbered
as above The lot has front OF Is 2-3
feet, and extends back on one line ! Us
feet and on the other i13 feet 10 an alley
40 feel. wide The house is in good con-
slition. and is occupied by a good tenant
paying 81 per month.
TERMS. Cash as to so much of the pro
cee6ls as may be necessary 10 defray the
expenses OF executing this trust includ-
ing all taxes due TO day of sale: The
residue as may be named at time OF sale
EDWARD WIdITLQCk,
w C. ARMlTAGE.
WILLIAM II. SEERW1N,
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PERSONAL.

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WANTED. a MAN WITH SOME
knowledge OF medicine or pharmacy, as
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School. Address j. w. CRINGAN. Supt.
School, 2. o., Va.
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EDGE, AND EDENn

>-lo-,o.o0~~>o~1o--o~o~
LOST, ON TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER nth.
at Chimborazo Park. a ladies' GOLD
CHAIN. The gentleman who found it
will please return TO this office.
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WANTED, AT a15 EAST GRACE,
Eeli-Trained, Reliable House Maid;
References required. Apply between
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WANTED. YOUNG MAN OF EXPERJ-
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ITO SARAH HARRIS AND HENRY
BROW N.

TO LOUISE ENGELKING, CHARLES
/ ROBERTS, TRUSTEE, AND JOSE
pHTNI DAVIS:
You are hereby notified that a LOT OF
LAND, in Fairfield Magisterial District,
Henrico county described as GOxll0 feet,
west side State Street, Lots II and Is,
was sold on the 9th day of August, 1856,
for delinquent taxes levies, interests ana
costs, to the Commonwealth of Virginia.
An application for the purchase thereof
has been fled in this office, and it APP
pearing from the records in this office
that YOU are interested in the said land,
you are further notified to appear. here
in four months from the date of this
protect your interests.
Given under my hand this Sth day Of
SAM'L P. WADDILL,
Clerk Of the Henrico County Court.
sA1rL P. wADD1LL, Clerk.
Gayle Attorney.
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nIEEriNG,.

-o~-oC-~~->1--~ -~-~-~O~~--oooJo-~NoO-~0o
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
OLD DOMINION HOSPITAL viii be
he'd in College Building TUESDAY
AEvrERNOON, September 18th. at 4:30
o'clock All members are earnestly
requested to be present
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MAN FOR ROAD: $40 WEEKLY AND
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AGENTS ARTICLE OF UNUSUAL
merit Highest awards, Government
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BUY WHEAT. UNDER PRESENT
conditions good profits can be made.
Send for book, Successful Specuia-
ton" FREE. j. K. COMSTOCk &
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WANTED, SEVEN MEN OF GOOD
address; must be very convincing tax
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thousand year Liberal expenses
Must furnish good references: j. T. r
HARRINGTON, Iowa City, Iowa
statesmen EARN $4,000 A YEAR.
Liberal salary to begin with FIRST
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-25
MORAN.
Mrs, H. L. Bassett, Reporter.

Mrs, H. L. Bassett, Reporter.
May 23-Miss Lou Warner is down
nom Colony visiting relatives.
Stanley H Jewell went to Carlyle
last Thursday and returned Friday.
The Seniors and Prof Kline drove
over to lola last Friday evening TO at
tend the class exercises Of the gradu.
ating class in the High School there.
DIR Jewell and Mrs Bassett attended
the Usage township Sunday School
convention at La Grande Sunday.
Jennie Salisbury who has been at
the State Normal at Emporia, return
ed home Monday evening.
Prof and Mrs Burlingame spent a
few days last week with friends and
relatives in this vicinity. Their stay
was so brief that many who longed
for Welt with them did not even
catch glimpse of them.
: Miller has purchased the land
Joining the town site on the south
which belonged to j II Ross and will
move the large barn he has recently
bought of ; & Warner on to it.
Last Friday afternoon the pupils OF
of the Grammar grade invited their
friends TO attend their exercises and n
goodly number were present. A fine
program was well rendered and all
enjoyed 1t very much.
Excellent work has been done i'm
each department of our school during
the past term and IL had been hoped
that all the teachers would remain
another year, so it is with sincere re-
greet that we learn that Miss Fussmau
has resigned TO accept a position in
lola Any school that secures her ser
vices is to be heartily congratulated.
Last Tuesday evening, the Messin-
ger home, noted for its hospitality.
WAS thrown open to the elass OF 1900
for the entertainment of the Seniors.
1t was beautifully decorated with red =,
white and blue, the colors of the class
of 1900, and everything possible was
done 10 make the evening pass pleas
anlty. The supper table was exquis-
lite in its appointments, and the SER
vice faultless. The occasion will he
long and pleasantly remembered by
all who were so fortunate as to be
there to enjoy it.
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BETHEL.

May 21-The party at Elias Rhoads'
was enjoyed by all who were present.
brow aud Tony Stewart visited
Charley and Jennie Hamilton Sunday.
G V Seymours have new buggy.
Ounce Long and Ora Shigley went
to Humboldt.
Jeddo will observe children's day
the first Sunday in June.
Sam Baker and Rog Long are the
possessors of new buggies. See?
Nearly everyone in the neigh Dor
hood has been having a siege OF the
chicken-pox for the past two weeks.
Frank Lindsey and Russell Thomp-
son had quite an accident Sunday
While returning from Jeddo the horse
In turning corner upset the buggy
i'm such way that the boys were
caught beneath it hut luckily they
both escaped uniujured.
Mr. Ovens the agent from the
Girard nursery has been canvassing
our part of the country this week.
There was an ice cream supper al
Jeddo last Wednesday evening.
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PRAIRIE DELL.
F. Barth. Corresnondent.


j fl Timberman, special agent of
the Safety Land Insurance Co was
around looking up recruits.
Quite a number of young and old
people gathered at Mr. Hinkle's one
evening last week to show Jake that
he could be surprised Lots of ice
cream and cake and a good time was
present.
Mrs Sarah Toop, of Ulysses. Neb,
better known here as Miss Sarah Rice,
is visiting her sister, Mrs NJ j Barth
at present.
Mr. White, who lives down on the
river is pasturing about eighteen head
of mules on the northern quarter west
o. the school house.
Mrs Lytle, OF Salem, while return
ing home from lola Friday lost horse
by dropping dead in the harness. Tho
horse had been ailing with lung
trouble for quite while and its death
was not surprising but at an unapprop-
rlate time.
A Mrs Smith and daughter from
Anderson county, old neighbors OF
Chas Fankell's made a visit at MI
Fankell's this week.
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CRESCENT VALLEY
Ada Endicott Reporter.

Nay 22-Everything is looking well
after the soaker last week.
The farmers have oil commenced
cultvating their cora at this writing.
Eddie Fisher of Humboldt is work.
ing for John Willenburg.
Otis Wassom of lola is working for
w NJ Endicott.
MRS j X Simmons has been on II e
sick list since our last issue.
Grandma Van Fossen and son Rube
moved to their new home in Hum
bOldt last week.
+ + Johnson and wife visited at
} + Whites Sunday.
mrs Fred Helle and daughter Daisy
visited at X simmons Sunday
evening.
A II Smith and family spent sun
day ut his father-in-law's, Mr. Bur-
chants.
; b White sold his big gray team
of horses Monday. They brought Sl35.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-25
THE
COUNTY
NEWS
ANNOUNCEMENT

FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office Of Clerk Of the District Court, sub
oct to the action of the Republican county
convention. A. =, CoNLEY,
FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court,
subject to the Republican primaries
s. g. BREWSTER.
COUNTY sUPERTNTENDEST
hereby announce myself candidate for
the oAice of County superintendent Of Public
Instruction subject to the decision OF the Re.
publican primaries and convention
G W. SMITH.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
am a candidate for the Office of county
superintendent of Allen county, subject to the
action OF the Republican primaries and conven-
tion. g. W. KLINE.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
thereby announce myself as a candidate for
denomination to the Office of Superintendent
If Public Instruction, subject to the Republi.
can primaries and convention.
GRANT BILLIE,
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
hereby respectfully announce that I am q
candidate for the office of county attorney,
subject to the decision of the Republican pri.
maries and convention. G. A. SAVAGE.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY,
wish to announce 70 the Republicans Of
Allen county that am candidate for the
Office of county attorney, subject to their
decision at the primaries and the county con-
vention, and would respectfully solicit their
support. GEORGE A AMOS
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p PLEASANT VALLEY.
D 7 Smith, Reporter,

ID smith, Reporter,
After nearly week of rainy wealth
er we are having some splendid
weather for cultivation.
Some from the Valley attended the
Sunday School convention at La
Grande Sunday among whom was our
uperintendent, Mrs Delp.
Miss Jennie Hart, of La Harp, Wis
tied at Mr. Smart's Sunday.
The Valley Sunday School is ar
ranging for Children's Day.
MT Ruby will preach at the Valley
Sunday IL m.
Miss Winnie Day, of Colony, visited
her sister, MRS Hoyt Feickler Sunday
and went to lola to visit friends there.
Some of the young men of the Val
ley are arranging to go west to help
harvest the big wheat crop out there.
We had letter from brother-in.law
out there and he says the crop Is the
finest 1t ever was and asks me to send
him some hands. Any one wishing
to go may get his address from me.
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SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN
TRIAL AVENUE.
Ethel b. Lash. Reporter

May 22-Our presiding elder Rev J
h Chambers was unable to be at Jeddo
sunday ON account OF being thrown
from buggy few weeks ago. He is
now suffering with some very painful
wounds. Rev Glllett of lola filled the
appointments for Saturday afternoon
and night and Sunday morning. Rev
Mrs rhOrp preached the sunday even
ing sermon.
Bruce Wicks visited home folks
Sunday. He is working twelve miles
west of Humboldt.
Joe Thompson of New Scotland
spent Saturday night with his brother
Russell who is working at MI Keifer's.
Rev Carter filled the appointment
at maple Grove last Sunday afternoon
in the absence of Rev Fem.
Clarence Bluhm returned to his
work in Kansas City last Sunday
after q visit with home folks.
Rev MRS Thorp will preach at Jeddo
next Sunday at IL O'clock.
Edith and Maggie Butts, Alice and
Russell Thompson, Fred Russell and
Mr. Griffith took dinner at Mr Lash's
Sunday,
MI and Mrs Jerry Bryant from east
Elsmore attended quartely meeting
and spent Saturday night with Mr.
and MRS Elwood myers.
Miss Bluhm was one of our very
pleasant visitors Monday afternoon.
The work on the Butts house was
delayed little last Wednesday on
account of Joe Dale quitting work to
get married. But people will get
married and 80 our best wishes are
extended to MT and Mrs Dale.
MRS Frank Thompson returned from
Kansas City last Thursday.
Mrs Albert Rash was quite sick last
week. Mamie Maxwell did her work
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GENEVA.
A. H. Woodruff, Reporter,

A. II. Woodruff, Reporter,
May 22-Mr Il q lothian ofSt. Louis
IL here for a short time visiting his
uncle Chas Knowlton.
Mrs Sarah Childs and baby Fenis is
visiting her father in Oklahoma.
A number of our young people
gathered at the Rock creek ford last
Monday aud spent the day in picnick
ing and seemed to enjoy the party
hugely.
Some of the boys are talking base
ball and are making arrangements for
an ice cream and straw berry supp or
in the near future.
Mort Leavtt and wife together with
the young children made q flying trip
to Hutchinson last week and returned
Saturday.
The Knowlton girls left Monday for
lola where they will attend the county
normal.
Henry Grimm shipped a load of fat
cattle to the Kansas City market Mon
day night.
Mr. Stanley our creamery man was
among our people Monday and re.
quests us to say that the building
will be put up as soon as arrangements
can be completed.
Our Sunday schools (notice the
pluraD are making arrangements for
childrens day exercises.
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CARLYLE.
E w Lemaslers. Ranorter


May 2l-J r. Dunlap visited rela.
tives in Topeka the past week.
mrs Lou Wells (Dickerson) and two
children of Washington county. Kan.
sas, are visiting her brother, w $
Dickerson.
G A Stinson and family of lola
spent Sunday with relatives in
Carlyle.
Rev Cantrell of Nortonville, for
merly OF Moran, preached for us Sun
day.
MRS VIM Vandeever. of Bayard
spent Sunday with BERTHE Hale.
The Y p $ c L will give an ice
cream social at the home of j r Dun-
lay Friday evening, May %. Every.
body cordially invited.
Newt Cozine is oyer from FIT Scott
for few days. visit.
MRS Aldo Funston was out from
lola Sunday.
MIR II Q Winchester census enumer-
ator, instead of II H Jones as re-
ported in the REGISTER some time
ago, Will be ready to begin work
June lst. Let every body be prepared
to have their domestic affairs and
private business inquired into as
there will be about 100 questions
asked.
Rev John Martin, of Illinois, a for
mer classmate of Rev Smalley preach
ed for us Sunday May 18th.
VIM Rutledge of lola was shearing
sheep in this neighb orhoOd last week.
DR. Davis and Mr. Collins of Colony
attended church at Carlyle Sunday.