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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
WAS A SAD PICTURE.
Bride of One Month Loses Trousseau and
Engagement Ring.

The efforts of some of the women to
rave fheir jewels, heirlooms and highly
priced trinliets, Were. in many cases, pa
1hetic. One young woman, who has been
q bride but month or two. was seen
To be in tears. Her pretty eyelashes
swept her checks and her face Wore a
sad expression. The little woman was in
evening dress and a long. handsome opera
cloak was thrown over her shoulders. She
held In her arms a package and several
articles OF silk wearing apparel.
a gentleman with her, who was evil
IDENTIFY her husband, held her arms and
stood close 10 her. She leaned on his
shoulder and snivered in The penetrating
chill OF the night air.
Now and then her eyes glanced sadly
10 d jewcl on her left hand. Then she
looked into The eyes Of the man who
stood beside her
il was learned that the pretty little
bride had lost her bridal trousseau in
The great fire and also her engagement
:iIg-a handsome solitaire artislisally
set. Besides these, magnificent dia-
.mond brooch. which was given her by
her husband as a bridal present, and a
number OF bridal presents in The way of
personal ornaments. Some heirlooms and
1,iEtly-treasu trinlSets and jewels of
the little womaa's are now smouldering
ia the ruins
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THERE WAS NO GAS.
Hotel Authorities Deny Report of Gas Being
Stored in Building.

The hotel authorities deny most en-
pi.atically that any gas reservoir was IN
the building. Captain Wise, Of Engine
Company No. 4, who was seriously burn
ed. however, insists that there Were Two
explosions. and is of The opinion that it
w4s q ce;yllne gas. Manager Fry denfed
IN most emphatic terms that any such
gas o. like material was in the building
Nr. john Miller the auditor of the JEFF
ferson, said that besides no acetyiine gas
being In the building there was bu; lit
lie other illuminating gas. Gas was only
Cor use IN the halls III case OF accident 10
The light plant The pipes FOR this pur-
pose was Of small capacity and very few
.n number. There was no gas used in
the rooms at all.
1.-The explosion. go called, ] think was
no explosion At all. The awful din was
due TO falling walls aud other debris I
do not know what could have caused it,
81 any explosion CID occur
oAReah Et&s hoEsysA holds 70 his
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free Chewing, Ashland. Va. Sue
Gregory, Chase City. Va; Georgia
o'Donnell, OEntlis Peters, NJ. L.
Fai,lamb. Brook Road, Henrico
county; Percy Johnston, Walrop. Va;
Phyllis Edwards. ". r. Sanders, NJ.
8. Minor, Manchester. Va; Mrs. L.
D. Eu5ank, Helen Craig RufIin, Chest
nut, Hill. Va; Miss Lillian Noel,
Florence Stevenson. Mildred Bryce,
Ashland. Va: l. II. Rucler, Ethel
NJ. Daniel, Waverly, Sussex county,
Va: Carrie Morton. Walter T. Daniel
Waverlv. Va: Sarah Crump, F. y.
Thompson. Soldiers Home; Leslie
Browning, James D. Morton. BrierV
P. O., Prince Edward county, Va
O. L. Goode. Powhatan. c. IL. Va:
Cora T. Jones. MassaponaS, Spot
sylvania county. Va; Estelle NJ. An
derson, Jack Fisher. Carrie Coates
NJ. G. Berry, NJ. Walsh. NJ. e. Par
kinson, c. L. Lyon, Mrs. c. Il. era
bor;skii. Miss E. G. Houston, Blacks
burg, Va; Percy F. Johnston, Wal
drop. Va: Ruth C. Lunsford. Fin
castle, Va: Winfree Chewing. Ash
land. Va: Mary Jervey. Jeonie Mason,
Mabel D. Williams, George Du Val,
Manchester. Va; Miss Militant Mea-
clan. Stokes. Va: Augustus G VIII
cox. Jr.. Floyd ". Ruthledge. Mar
bury TAYLOR. Mollic r. Reynolds.
Richard Brooke, Sutherlin, Va; NJ
l.. Blankenship. Chesterfield Va;
Winnie billiard. Claremont, Va: Mary
remnant, Carrie Bootwright. Wilbur
X. Weisiger. Manchester, Va; Walter
A. Williams, Jr, Darlington Williams,
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HERE ARE TO-DAY'S REFUSES.
The Three Prize Winners of Last Weeks REFUSES.

1vanhoe Sclater, a. 3. Ferney, lar-
old L. Caiisch. Percy Hall, Ashland
Va; Thomas c. Shortt, Crewe, Va;
Mrs. ]. Carter White, Maggie Hoy,
Petersburg Va; Helen S. Vim, Eliz-
abeth Butterworth, Jennie Gary. Louis
Given Carlton, Arthur Slater, John
r Wingo. Susie Davis, Hunter Phil
fps, Miss Martha Cunningham. Farm
vile Va; T. 3. Coleman, Williams
burg, Va; Emma Dixon Mary w.
Patterson, Manchester, Va; Arthur
3. Snellings, Boydton, Va; Mrs. w.
T. Moale, Frank w. Rogers, Dendron,
Simpson. Jr., Harry Augustine, James
c. Sanders. Aubric Parker, John
Eppes Martin, WaveTly, Va: Frank
Rosalie B. Barns, Willie Sydnor.
Bessie Cullen. Nclma Doria Hamaker,
Lee, Va: r. T. Eastman, Lexington.
Va; Linda Word. Juliet Gish, Bed
ford City, Va: Lula n. Leonard,
Pamplin, Va; Morton L. Wallerstein,
BERTHE B. Jeter, McCarty T. Thornton,
Leech, Jessie d. Brown, Cora Mar
TN, Ella AlaNI. MallcileStSI, va
Chiles NJ. Barnes, Boulevard, Va.
Johnny Oehlschlaeger, Miss G. G..
Cardozo, Va: L. Lorraine, CoTnelia
Royster, Archie Evans, Mrs. ". S.
Morton, James Lishman, .Jr.. Tom
Brown. c. Lee Moore, Jr, Lucy Good
win, Barton Heights; Edward Breed
en-, Amy 1iartelins, Tom Neal JAG
qulin: A. Fisher, Ellen ". Meade,
Charles Trueman.
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Richmond, Va. March so, 1901.
TO THE PUBLIC.-I BEG TO INFORM
the public that the Jefferson livery. will
be kept up to its former standard.
Herewith return thanks for the kindly
interest Of my friends, owing to the
great calamity that has fallen on all by
the fire at the Jefferson Hotel, a con-
tinued support will be appreciated by
THOS. Is. HICKS,
212 North Second Street.
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EXCURSIONS.

><>~~~I"-~>-~@>|~e>@>~> ---~--~>O~~~-~o-~-~->~
THE FIRST Or THE SEASON. EN-
cursion to Washington via r., T. and
+ railroad. Easter Monday, April Sth,
under the auspices of Mrs. J. r. Gill,
superintendent Male Orphan ASYLUM.
Train viii leave Broad and Hancock
Streets Monday morning, April Sth, at
9:l5 n. NJ; returning, will leave WASH
lngton. Ninth and Maryland Avenue.
Wednesday, April 10th, at $50 p. NJ
Ronnd-trip fare: Richmond to WASH
lngton, $3.50; Ashland to WASHINGTON.
81; boswell TO Washington, sl75; Rich
mond to Fredericksburg, SIPS: Fred
erlcksburg to Washington, Sl.25 The
Richmond Transfer Company will han
die all baggage for this excursion.
Parior car attached, 50 cents extra
cost
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LOST. FROM THE JEFFERSON Ho-
tei. FRIDAY light, THREE TRUNKS
mat were taken from Rooms 200 and
-N.. Maln-street side, second sleeping
room moor. marked follows: One
marked fred. S. Meyers" one .F. S.
NJ, one u. b. Hecht New York
quite liberal reward if returned to or
any information concerning them
oG GED; i ,; MEf ERS. +: Q: Box 4Ga, city.
t!e:nan's handbag containing three
pairs shpes. one pair slippers. cloth
ing. etc, marked II. E. A. Liberal re-
ward If returned to AIR. PRESTON
COOKE, EOS West Franklin Street.
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LOST AND FCNslD-

>->--e<>7~r~0-o~o~@-<>---7>
RENSI:D.-LOST ON NIGHT OF FIRE
between Hotel Jefferson and 213 West
Trace Street, large linen-lned envel-
ope Marked in pencil on outside III
IL. also figures, held with two rubber
bands. Envelope contains money. A
liberal reward will be paid for its re-
turn with contents. Address j. II.
kaoADES. GAG Sixth Avenue, New
York
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George. ". Mayo, Auctioneer.
~ ERENIPTORY SALE OF HORSES,
/ CARRIAGES, ETC.

I will offer for sale the entire equip
nlent of my long established livery bus
mess at auction
APRIL 9, 1901, AT 10 A. NJ,
rain Or shine. My stock consists of five
g glass; Landau carriages, two Victo-
rias, one surry, two runabOutS, one trap,
one top buggy, one Brewster brougham
or coupe, fine job one coupe, Rocllaway;
one old coupe, one baggage wagon. one
12-passenger park phaeton or pleasure
wagon, eight sets double harness, five
sets single harness. fourteen horses. lot
robes, whips, etc. Now is the time for
you to equip yourself for spring bust
ness. This is a positive sale and you can
obtain bargains. Write or call early.
Respectfully, w. L. SUTHERLAND.
Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer; Geo. H.
Valentine. Salesman. Terms: LibeiPl
and announced at sale.
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DIVIDENDS
N~ON N
OHict OF

Office OF
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
Richmond, Va, March &c, 1901,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Company
has this day declared a DIVIDEND OF
PER CENT. upon the Preferred Stock
of this company (the same being Quar-
terly Dividend No. n2), for the quarter
ending March 81. 1901, payable APRIL
10. 1901, on which day checks will be
mailed to the preferred stockholders of
record at the close of business on SAT-
URDAI, March so, 1901.
BY further order OF the-Board CT Di-
rectors the transfer books of the Pre-
ferred Stock for the purposes Of this
dividend will be closed at the close of
business on SATURDAY, March 80. 1901
and be reopened on the 10th day Of
April. 1901. at 10 A. NJ.
S. ". TRAVERS.
TreaS urer
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Southern Railway Company.


Richmond. Va. March 30. 1901.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
general meeting OF the STOCKHOLM
ERS of the SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY has been called BY the
Board of Directors, and will be held at
the principal office of the company. in
the city of Richmond. Va, on VEL
NESDAY, the 24th day of April. 1901.
at IT, O'Clock in the forenoon, Ter the
purpose Of
Approving. ratifyins and confirming
the action of the Board OF Directors at
January 80. 1901. in authorizing the
purchase of General Mortgage Bonds;
and of shares of the capital stock OF
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company.
upon the terms and in the manner set
forth in the circular notice dated jan
uary 81, 1901, and addressed to the hold
ers of such securities. and therepp ap
issued and published in the name OF the
Southern Railway Company:
Approving. ratifying and conf1rmlng
the action of the Board OF Directors
entering into arrangements for the pur-
chase, and in purchasing. such honds
and stock of the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road Company; and
the execution. issue and delivery or ths
per cent. Collateral Trust Bonds ana
the Stock Certificates of the southern
Railway Company at the prices. on the
terms and in the amounts SO authorlzeu
by the Board of Directors at the meet
ing thereof held Wednesday. JANUARY
90. 1901, and the receipts in paymen t
therefor of the General MORTGAGE SONGS
and shares Of the eapital STOCK faon OF the In
1,non The terms and in the manner set
forth forth in the said circular notice dated
January 81. 1901: and
Approving. ratifYing ana n Gomll,rtit ~
the action Of the Board OF DIRECTORS ;oG az
the the meeting thereof held March %. 1901;
in contamination and completion OF tne
purchase of the said bonds ana s s!os,
Of the Mobile and Ohio Raiiroao |oi''-
pt1 Nv order of the Board Of Directors
by r. D. LANkFORD.
Secretary.
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LOST, ON JEFFERSON STREET. Dur.
ing the fire, q LEATgER PoRTNiAN,
TEAG, with Initials &c A: B." Twenty
- No. West Franklin Street.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
>~%~-~~~.>oo~O-
AZ
UIIlCe or
yirsinia-Carolna Chemical Company,

FNSlnltt-CdfOIlIIa NIIeI1IIcaI Company,
Richmond. Va, March 26. 1901.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINIA = CAROLINA CHEMICAL
COMPANY: Should any of the stock
holders of this company prefer to turn
in their certificates to the Richmond Of
flee, instead Of sending them themselves
to the Corporation Trust Company of
New Jersey, the New York transfer
agent, / have been authorized by the
Board of Directors, for the convenience
OF such stockholders, to receive and re-
ceipt FOR such certificates and forward
the same 70 New York for them, and
deliver to them in exchange the new
form OF certificate as soon as received.
This in no way changes the notice of
the 10th instant, but is sirnply added
for the choice and convenience of the
stockholders. S. w. TRAVERS,
Treasurer
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Richmond, Va. March %. 1901.

\ GENERAL MEETING OF TIE
stockholders Of the VIRGINIA IN
VESTMENT COMPANY is called 70
meet at the office of ". II. Sands. Room
No. 20. Chamber of Commerce. on FRI
DAY. APRIL ETH. 1901, at l. o clock
NJ, to consider what disposition shall
be made of the company's property
with a view of closing up the COMPANY,
may properly come before the meeting.
Bv order OF the Board OF Directors ae
It's meeting held March "a, 1871:
r. C. MORTON.
President.
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story that there were two separate eS-
MA,u,r Asov7 ? Ho,,z

The Little Bufraloes defeated the Seven
teenth-Street boys in a game OF ball yes
terday by the score of II to g.
Miss S, e. Vessels, of philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. George Cooper
Air. Moses Mitteidopfer continues quite
sick at his residence, No. 11V7 West Ave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

GENERAL MEETING OF
tbe STOCKHOLDERS Of the WILLIAM
r. TRIGG COMPANY will be be /, n. held ,Ian at
the office of the company. in Rlchmon 3
Va at IL O'Clock noon on NONbAA.
a n mi % 1901. for the purpose of recon
s Adeii 49, or sra amending, or both, the ac
fion l taken by the Stockholders at Their
adjourned general meeting. held , on; agp-
tn@ an iss11e of bonds, the execution OF
nG m ar gage or o.. deed Of trust upon the
franchises and property OF the COM M
pany securing said bonds :,oi ana = the the
cbortnr If the company permitting an
Increase .1l Of its capital stock: also, for
the purpose of authorizing an increase
of the capital stock. and for any otiieI
business that may lawfully come before
the meeting. ,.
Ey order of the Board OF Directors.
j. JORDAN LEAkE.
Secretary.
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BUSINESS opPoyTuNITIEs.


FINE FIRE-PROOF
Seven-Story Office Building, 50x1O0. Sit
uated in the best business centre of st.
Paul, Minnesota. This building is OF
steel construction, has hardwood and
marble finish. Hot and cold water and
steam heat in each room. Electric light
plant. Two elevators. Everything about
the building is first-class and modern in
every respect. This property cost $3.50
0D0.W but OWNS to the fact that it is
an asset in the hands Of a receiver and
must be turned into cash, can probably
be purchased for about SO 10000 less
than cost. The property is ali occupied
the investment. Correspondence solicit
ed. Apply CARHCART & CO.. Man
ayers of Property and Estates, st. Paul,
Mimi.
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a Bocheior's Reveries.

married So""ieie viii ca
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of title a
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Something Nice on Grace St.
Three Fine Modern Stylish
Residences.
$500. $500. $4,000
]. THOMPSON BROWN & co.

DOR SALE.
AN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME. one
hours ride on a splendid gravel road west
of city. Farm contains 80 Acres; a well
built two-story and attic dwelling. o
rooms, with closets. Dwelling in nice
order Marble Inante in parIor The
yard is very shady. with many hand
some trees. number of outbuIldtngs.
Twenty minutes walk from depot. The
neighborhooa is specially select for intel
iGenca and wealth. Let us drive you TO
see this property. Get our Free Virginia
Real Estate Journal.
r. B. CHAFFIN e Co, Inc.
No. / North Tenth Street
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D1ssoLur1oNs OF pAHrN ERsH1p

Richmond, Va, March so. 1901.
THE FIRM OF FRElSHMAN, MORRIS
& Co has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent Mr.. SEYMOUR 4.
STRAUSS withdrawing. The business
will be continued under the same firm
and style by the undersigned. who as
sumo all assets and liabilities.
S. w. FLEISHNIAN.
~ - ~ l. z. MORRIS
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} Tho number Of answers received to
. last weeks refuses was larger than
eyer before. More than $50 We're re-
J ceived.
/ opened were in the following order:
, FIRsT-FLoRENcE a ATKINSON,
NOTION Way, NoTToWA1
COUNTY. VA. WHOSE AN
!, SwERS WERE:
) !. NcheesPort.
| . Albany.
g. Potsdam.
1 sEcoSD-HESRY N. CowARDIN,
No 1a1 WEST MAIN STREET,
R1CIINI NC n d. WHOSE AN
SwERS MERE the same as
above.
. THIRD-MURRAY HARLAN, BAR
TON DELIGHTS. VA. WHOSE
ANSWERS WERE also the
same.
. These parties are, therefore, en-
,ltied to the prizes in the order named.
I A large number of answers We're
! rejected as incorrect for having
spslled the name Of one Of the towns
1 incorrectly.
HONORABLE MENTION.
Under this title the names Of those
who gave the correct answers to the
refuses. but whose answers We're
opened later than those OF the three
who won tlae2 prizes in accordance
; with the conditions. are given:
Claudine Selden. 5. c. Trear. John
u Eosston. I.andon Z. Jenkins. Miss
Lily NJ. West. Miss g. Il. Shell, Miss
Pearl Scott, Marion, Moniell, Win
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1 HAVE ENTIRE NEW FEATURE IN
Insurance; want man with 5000 to help
promote same; Will pay $4,000 to SD
ORIGINATOR, Times office.
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WANTED, ~ SELL A PAID-UP
Scholarship in bookkeeping, business
forms and pcnmanshp, with the Inter
national Correspondence Schools. Of
Scranton, Pa. Address CASH BAR
GAIN, care this paper
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AuUr1oN sALEs-Fu,ure rays
BY C. L. and II. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
S21 Main Street.
Trustees Sale Of The Desira.
BILE Three : Story Stock
Brick Residence, Ne.
1916 IL E. Canal
Street.

BY virtue of the provisions of i certain
deed of trust dated November {, 1875 and
duly recorded in clerks office of Rich
mond Chancery Court, D. B.. 1876 5, uuSe
9S. default having been made in the pay
lnent Of a. portion OF the debt therein Sc.
cured and being required so to do. | will
sell by public auction on the premises
THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 1901.
at ) o clock p NJ, the property above de-
scrihed fronting nineteen feet on the
south side of Canal Street and running
back between parallel lines one hundred
and sixty feet The dwelling is well built
and contains about seven rooms, and is
occupied by a good tenant at paying
rental
TERMS: Cash as to the cxper Ees of
executing this trust. any taxes that ma.
be due and to pay the debt, amounting to
S1,452.5O; balance at one and two years.
c. L. DENCON, Trustee.
c. L. and II. L.. Denoon. Auctioneers.
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By The Valentine Auction Co..
AuctiOneerS,

2 ECElyER,s SALE OF DELIvERY
~ WAGONS AND HARNESS, HORSE
AND IRON SAFE. ELECTRIC MOTOR
CASH REGISTER, COUNTER AND
PLATFORM SCALES, LARGE COFFEE
MILLS, COUNTERS AND sIIELyIN.GC;
CASHIERS DESK, WATER BUCKETS
AND WASH TUBS, COFFEE AND TEHs
BINS, REFRIG CREATOR. FANCY AND
STAPLE GROCERIES. GREEN AND
BLACK TEAS, CANNED GOODS. ETC.
In pursuance an order OF the United
States District curt for the eastern dis
trict Of Virginia, in the matter of John
Morrison, bankrupt. I will sell at public
auction. at his store, No. 3oo West Broad
Street,
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL ID.
commencing at 1890 o'clock sharp. top
delivery wagons and harness, l bay horse,
l NIiller's iron safe, combination lock; Ma
tional cash register, decorated coffee and
electric motor, belts and shafting; coun-
tiers and shelving, large Star coffee mill
and l Enterprise coffee mill, refrigerator,
meat rack, signs, cashiers desk and 9TH
er store fixtures, all stock of groceries in
said store-namely, in part: About 10
chests of green and black tea, III cases
of early June peas, A cases of canned
tomatoes, toilet and laundry soap, Java
preserves, New Orleans and Porto Rico
molasses, baking powders, -four. pickles.
canned corn, tar soap, Red Seal, Favor
tie and Star I've, washing powders, VIM
egar, candies, wash boards, wash tubs,
water buckets, Ivory starch tobacco,
flour, Irish and sweet potatoes, bread
soda and other fancy and staple groce-
ries. ETC.; also heating stoves, lamps,
measures, scoops, nail puller, oil tank.
Ratchet saws, butcher knives, tee lead,
etc, etc.
P. S.-Wagons. harness, horse, iron safe,
cash register and electric motor to be
sold at II o'clock.
E. V. FARINHOLT. Receiver.
The VALENTINE Auction Co. Auctioneers:
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HOME WORK, FOR MEN, WOMEN
and young people We have several lines
OF work to give out, some to copy let
tiers, no caliyassing; So to sc weekly
working evenings; enclose stamp. Work
mailed on application. Address EAGLE
MFG. CO., Toledo, o.
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ON THE EASTERN LINE OF NINE-
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN
r AND STREETS.
At request OF q, nonresident, who is de-
termined to sell, wa will sell, by auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL .. 1901,
at o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned
thrifty and rapidly improving suburb.
"Fairmount." The dwelling is in nice
order and contains about rooms The
lot fronts 80 feet on Nineteenth Street by
depth of 125 feet to alley.
Paramount is one OF the most attractive
suburbs, and if you are looking for 4
good home outside now is your chance.
TERMS: At sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
AuctioneerS.
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The number Of answers received to
last weeks refuses was larger than
eyer before. More than 500 We're re-
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WANTED.

WANTED, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Furniture of every description bought
for cash. Chamber Suits. Paror Suits.
Dining-Room and Kitchen Furniture;
Household Articles, Feather Beds, Boil
sters and Pillows Call or address
BROOK-AVENUE FURNITURE COM
PANY. No. 500 Brook Avenue.
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brarics. large or small, city or country,
bought for cash. Virginia, Southern,
Confederate Books, Newspapers. Pay
Rolls, Scrap Books, Magazines, Pamph-
lets, miscellaneous Books. Large or
small lots. Cal. or address ANTIGUA
RAN BOOK DEPARTMENT., No. $40
Brook Avenue.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-A s1DE-BAR BUGGY IN
good condition. and light top-wagon;
also one cart and harness. All will be
sold cheap. Apply to 1908 Taylor.
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HELP yVANTED-A1nle.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. = WHERE
lney arc, how obtained, salaries paid.
NATIONAA, CORRESPONDENCE IN
STITUTE. Washington, D. c..
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WANTED, \ GOOD BUSHELMAN.
Steady employment and good pay.
CONSTABLE BROS, 9O7 East Main
Street.
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RRAY HARLAN, BAR
TON HEIGHTS. VA. WHOSE
ANSWERS WE'RE also the
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WANTED. BOARD FOR A YOUNG
lady in private family. Good refer
ences. Address w. 2. W., Station a.
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and outside work. Enclose stamp and
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