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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

The work of transplanting the
trees at Forest park, St. Louis, in or
der to save those that interfere with
the construction of the Worlds fair
buildings, is being systematically I'M
dertaken by a corps of experts. They
will be so disposed as to further
beautify the Worlds fair site and the
great preserve.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

A. j. Patterson, convicted of en-
bezzkng $4,000 in city funds from the
City of Clyde. Has, of which he was
treasurer, was sentenced, on the 31st,
TO three years in the penitentiary.
Patterson admitted taking the n
but alleged hat as it was collected
from joints he could not be held ac-
countable for it.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

Senator Lodge, on the 3Oth. intro
duced a bill authorizing the inspec-
ton Of trains coming into the United
States from Canada and Mexico with
h view of determining whether
there are on board aliens who are
not residents Of those countries. The
object of the measure is to prevent
illegal immigration.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

The man to whom Abraham Lincoln
presented a jackknife because his
face was homlier than his own, died
at East Liverpool, o.. on the 31st. He
was Rev. William Hastings, of To-
ronto, 0. Rev. William Hastings was
a powerful and distinguished preach
er, but he was not a handsome man.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

The house committee on territories
gave a hearing. on the 31st, to a del
egation from Arizona, including Gov.
Murphy. Chief Justice Street, j. G.
Ainsworth and Delegate Smith, in ia
vor of its admission as a state. The
readiness of the territory to assume
all the obligations of statehood was
set forth.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

xao'auons Tor middllng range as fol,
M 81 Louis, TIC; New York, SIC
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Z. $500 IlI57.s 49, ..E-.--.---..
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 31.---The cotton market
opened strong with prices 49s1o points higher:
continued to advance during the next half
ened shorts, who had looked for little or no
change on the call Bull support was not
feature Of early trading; in fact, the more
timid longs sold eagerly for profits, believing
the market would later react In the absence
Of general speculative support light receipts ;ets
over the holiday season, very bullish visible
supply, figures for the week just enIsd, bulish
spot market reports from the South. more cheer
ing adyices from spinning centers and light es-s
Inmates for this weeks insight" were the
leading Influences of the day. Toward midday
there was slight reaction under selling for
both accounts by room operators but Inter the
entire list stifrened up significantly. The lin
sight figures Of Superintendent King. Of the
Cotton Exchange, for the past week, were sew.
eral thousand bales smaller than predicted, and
the increase in the New York stock was barely
worthy Of notice. Large sales Of spot cotton
here and in the South were reported at firm
prices, and the trade. as a whole was inclined
to the belief that Liverpool will tomorrow come
the full 56l5'A points higher, due. Instead of
profita-taking, the market at the tup to tho
last closing steady and net 11I1I points
higher. The South and Europe bought here
from time to time during the day; Wall Street
trading was not a factor. 81
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The Valentine Auction Co.
AuctiOneerS.
The Valentine Auction CO.,
Auctioneers.
a ucr1oN SALE OF
Real !. i. Ant ques
AT NO. col -. BROAD STREET CORNER
SIXTH STREET, THURS tYSMORN-s5
ING, APRIL Sd, COM lENCING
sz - IT. IN -o0 OCT OCE

The sale consists of a. fine Mahogany
Sideboard and China Closet com bined. )
cornered Mahogany China Cupboard,
ClaW-foot and Colonial Sofas, Claw-foot
Tea Table, handsomely carved 5CIaW-foot
Side Tables. irla1d; Swell-front Chest of
Drawers, Secretary and Bookcase COM
sbineti. Claw-foot Secretary. Mahogany
Dining Chairs. Secretary, with brass feet;
I. a collection of old China. brass and Shelf
field Candlesticks, Ottamans, cellerette,
jChippendale sideboard, Claw-foot Dining
and other Tables. Shaving Stands. Brass
TENDERS, CIaw-foot sSwell-front. Sideboard.
sCandelabras, Card and Chippendale
TABLES, a grandfather's Claw-foot Clock,
extra handsome and other antiques
ALI OF the a bove are real antiques and
lovers and admirers OF antiques should
attend this sale at 1890 O. clock Thursday
morning April 30. a e No. COL E. Broad
- THE VALENTINE CO..
Auctfoneers.
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WEDNESDAY, April Q. 1902,

a II o. clock NJ. in front OF the custom
house, on Bank Street; in the city 70 Of Kieh.
Midlothian Mining COMPANY referred to
in said decree, and situated as above
stated, together with all the Buildings.
on the said land, or any portion thereof,
and with all Coal Coke. Gas, Oil. Ores or
other natural products In or OF. the SAID
the Mines, and all Mining and Mineral
Rights ofSevery. chara cteI and description
in, to- and upon the said land;
E Theses%welI known and. hiGhlv-valuabl bic
Mines. situated immedia tely on the South
ernsRailway, at Coalfield Station, thirteen
miles from the city Of Richmond, with
esteemed for the immense quantity and
excellent quality of bitu4inous coal which
actual explorations have shown them to
ness Of mining and marketing the same.
b; The main coal-beds embrace about 900
acres, and are estimated by high author
acre. and on a large portion of the land
there is valuable timber and a large guam
tity of cord wood.
The buildings comprise large Brick
Store and Warehouse, large, Well-ap-5
pointed Residence. and about twenty neat.
comfortable Dwellings for operatives, am
Pile barns, sheds. &c.
and valuable character: consisting of En-
gines. :Boilers, Pipes. Shafting. &C., &c.
and aD1ut e
city OF Richmond. while very valuable
adjunct Ito the mines. affording deep
water transportation. is also highly val
liable independently of them, being an
excellent site for any warehouse or man
ufacturing purpose.
It is believed that with some outlay
for additional and more modern equip
ment, improved mthods. and moderate
amount Of working capital. these mines
can be made exceedingly productive and
IT. IRE amctioneers will exhibit plat Of
the property, give any informat ton re-
specting it, and, will, if desired. furnish
Conveyance and show the property to
those wishing to see it with the view to
TERMS-One-fourth cash, and the ball
ance in I'VE annual iastamsnts at one ne
ferred payments to bear interest at the
rate Of 5 per cent per annum and to DO
evidenced by. negotiable notes, with in
terest added, or by bonds bearing interest,
the title to be retained by the court to
secure the deferred payments until all the
purchase money is paid: or d deed to be be
said deferred instruments OF purchase
money by deed of trust upon the prop
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AUCTION sAIEG-TufU1E#0A DAYS.
b, u 3. Elan g CO:
and
Augustine Royal 6 Cos
Real Estate Agents.
RpUBLIC SALE.
COMMISSIONING q! NEE: g! q = TIE COURT
ne & n TIR PR 0PER'T'Y
OF THE
: Midlothian Mining.
Company
Auur1or sA1rs-ruru1E DAYS

comprising the main tract of 1,ss1h acres,
at Midlo THAN. in Chesterfield county,:
the tract of about so acres near same, the
tract of about three. acres at Falling
Creek Bridge, In said county, and the
tract of about three acres, lying partly N
chester, and opposite Rockets. in the city
of Richmond, together with all the Build
ings, Machinery. Fixtures and other prop
.ertys on the said lands. or any portion
thereof. and with all Coal. Coke, Cas- OH.
Ores or other natural products In or on
the said property. or any portion Thereon
and all the Mines, and all Mining ana
Mineral Rights of every charter and de-
scription in, to and upon the said land
2.'Dodds, who sues, &c,
Tvs.
Burrows and others.
In the Chancery Court OF the CITY OF
5ss3 Richmond.
In pursuance Of the decree OF May Is,
1901. ( in the above-named cause. the under
signed. special commissioners. Will sell.
by public auction on
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REAL EsTATE-PRIvATE SALE.
I24, NET INVESTMENT
Absolutely Guaranteed at
1850 NEWPORT9NE 49,
THE GREAT ATLANTIC SEAPoRT!l

5E#9. THE GREAT ATLANTIC SEAPORT!
Ten thousand workmen sresula employed;
500, GOO weekly Trolls. Excellent CORNER
LOT, With two tached buildings, containing
store and 20 living rooms. can be bought right
now for only 81 900, IL all cash is paid. Consid
erabIy less than its real "a ue. Owner pressed
for cash. w will give a year WRITTEN
GuARANTEE that this will pay you II PER
Gent. NET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES taxes and In
E surance. An excellent bargain Secure 1T at
once Deed and title VIII & be guaranteed by'
Title company. " Ire, phone orSwrtte
"a e CO.,
81 18th St.. Newport News Va.ss8
s5y references CT Bank Newport News, a.;
front Royal (Va.l National y Ban
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OPENING PRICES
were MARkEDUP.
Market, However, Felllnto Heavi-
ness and semi-Stagnation.
. LATE ADVANCE WAS MARROW n
-
Rise of from One TO Six Points in lncon-I
spicuous Stocks Was Intellectual
to induce Speculative
Following.
LATE ADVANCE WAS MARROW.
fRr Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, March si.-The profess
siannl element or the Stock Exchange
had some hopes that the favorable bank
statement published on Saturday during
the holiday interval in the trading would
ind.Ice some speculative activity. and they
marked up prices ut the opening to-day
. with a show of energy. The market, how
eyer almost Immediately fell into heayi-
ness and semi-staEnation. There was an
other upward movement towards the end
the quarterly and monthly disbursements
to be made tomorrow aid the
comrletion of the preparation for
them would result in a relaxation
OF the money market, but this
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COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 31.-COFFEE-The mar
ket opened steady with prices unchanged, and
for the rest Of the afternoon was speculatively
fat with room sentiment neutral The Brazilian
cables were quiet as looked for and domestic
information failed to enthuse either bulls or
bears. Light realizing sent prices of In the
afternoon, though at most business was very
net unchanged to points lower. Total sales
were $500 bags. Spot Rio, quiet; No. z in
voice, 5Ac.; mild, dull; Cordoya, s1:@12c.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, va, March 81, 1902,

!
shares at 1873; 200 shares a 1925
r., F. and Z. Dividend Oblg ation-$1 900
virsinia-carol,na Chemical common-1o shares
seaIoard Air Line 4s-s5ooo at IS
Atlantic Coast Line of Conp-1O0 shares ut
1905; 90 shares at 100. SySstsit=
STATE SECURITIES. Ed. Asked.
North Carolina as, G., 1910. ~. 105 :.
MOI Carolina 6's. q, 1911; 1ss
Va. :i's new, G. ana H., 1872 V6a8 96.4
Va. SIS, new. @. and r.. 1882 97A
VA. Centuries. 20. C and R.....S 90 81 g
CITY SECURITIES
rich. city 5,s,s r., 1o2o.1o3o. 1171s IS.
rich. City As. r., 1D201930. 10T s.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Charlotte LIST as. R..@114
A. Z. of Con. Ger. OF Ind. SIS i II Ss....
Char - Column. aud Aug. I'd Us Co.. ] Is 81
charleston and West. Car. list SIS. 90 - So
/ C. and o., Il. and a. D: s, LIST. J0A
q and O. H.. and a.. D. 4's. I'd. 104
G. ana o.. r. and A. Genl NJ IS
Column aud {Greenviile list 6's c.. N
Georgia Pacific 1st5 6s,.s c.. 1922. . $50
Georgia, Southern and Fla, ID IS. Is
Ga. So and Flu. Con. SIS 1915 J
n and w. n.y. Pocahontas 4s..-. % 1853 ss > g
pet Class A 6s. U. c.. 1928 lib =. Il
pet Class h 6s. IL. O.. 1896. y -
Ifch and Pet Con. Is 70 Z. IS
isich and Pet. CON- e s.. 1910 u
r. f. aud T., Con. = u Ill y 81.
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MONEY AND ExcHANGE-Money on call
closed steady at 3Is64 per cent: closing offered
per cent Sterling exchange strong with actual
business in bankers bills at S4.S7ss for demand
and at S4.s54 6T4.S53s for sixty days; posted
rates. S4.S6 and s4.SS1s: commercial bills
s4s4si @4.s5si. Bar silver, 53N !; Mexican dol
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Spot cotton closed quiet 1-16c. higher; mid
dling. uplands, &C.; lnidd1ing gulf, oAc.; sales.
1902 bales.
Cotton. quiet; middlng. &C.; net receipts. 1859
bales; gross, 9533 bales; sales, 17,402 bales;
stock, .1S3, O57 bales.
Total to:day-net receipts (all L. S. ports).
11.514 bales; export to Great Britain. 1880
bnles; to the Continent, 1885 bales; Stock 6S7,-
229 bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts (all U. S. ports},
%, 213 bales; export, to Great Britain, 1880
bales; to the Continent, S,627 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts (all
U. S.: ports). 6.9Oo,546 bales; export to Great
Britain ., III 800 bales; to. France, 6I0,S75
bales; to the Continent, 21939S3 bales.
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st Il
late upward movement did not extend 70
a. large number OF stocks: 81! Pau. Was ,,:s
about the only stock. whichs IS usuans Z
|. prominent. to show an advance OF oysL 9
point, In spite OF the decrease IN net ea
ings for February. reported to-day, while
Union Pacific. which reported nanQsome
increase in February net earnlhs !eia
short of the ono point advance anu re-
four point advance and the gains by the
Chicago and Northwcster stocks were
not very convincing. Will the rise 81 atl
the way from one 10 over slS points ~ q
group of less conspicuous stocks was quite
Intellectual to induce a speculative follow
ing. The Canadian Pacific group. lnciuG.
Ing tho Minneapolis, St Paui and eau1t
Ste. Marie stocks. and the Duluth, South
,a,u. In this cateEory. Hooking Valley
also forged upward 2lls The activity IN
these was dwarfed by the ovefWheimlng
prcponderance of Colorado rue; Ai ma,
Ramated Copper and Sugar IN the deai-
tngs. All of these were depressed after inc
opening, but recovered sharply, sugar
rising a point above last week on account
Of the report from the Committee or ways ~;
All three stocks reacted again at the
close which was irregular.
Although the completion of the prepare
ton for the April list settlement seems 10
present furry, there is no expectation IN
well-informed circles of an early relaxa-
ton in the money rate. To-day's advance
In sterling, in spite of the closed markets
in London and Paris, indicates that golc
may go out anyhow. Payments Of Gov
eminent interest this week In London are
expected to ease that money market. out
the British Chancellor Of the Excheque1
will undoubtedly take advantage of the
position to place the new loan, which is
expected to amount to $40, 600, 600: the
monthly installments on which will hold
the market firm in the future. Govern
( ifnenf int arnSt n2NncnfS here New Y Ork
of about Sc 100000 will be promptly offset
by deposits of lawful money to retire
bank circulation up to the s.. 900 900 month
~ limit allowed. applications for which
are already on file in Washington. Other
uncertainties promise to keep a restrain
ing influence on speculation for the inn
mediate future.
Some of the speculative bonds were ip-
clined to advance: but there was no gen
eral activity in the market. Total sales,
par value, s4675, 900. United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last call.
The total sales Of stocks for the day
hrf,.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
az
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, va, March 31.-PEANUTS-Quiet /;
virginians-Active at SIC. for best stock
fancy, 393Mc.; strictly prime. &c.; prime. FAC
2Nc. Spanish, TIC.
PETERSBURG. VA, March S1.-PEANUIS-
Market firm at &c. for good lots.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, March S1.-Seaboard Ak
common a l24l4; do. preferred, 44@44A. Sea.
board As, SAX ass. 3ssl...3.
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TRUSTEES SALE
MACHINERY. FIXTURES
ETC, OF
Shirt Manufacturing Plant,
AT LAUREL, VA, ON THE r., F.
AND p. r. r., NEAR
RICHMOND.

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust to
me, dated January 10, 1902, and of record
in the clerks office OF Henrico County
having been made in the payment of GER
tain notes therein secured, and being re-.
CURED so to do by the holder Of said notes IS.
premises, at Laurel. Va, on
THURSDAY, APRIL Sd,
at 4:so o clock =. NJ; the personal prop
eFss h sesisihsa IN Saa dssd as fe!ows
Machines, 2 Singer Flat-bed 2 Needle Ma
chimes. 9 Singer Cylinder Machines.
needless Singer Buttonhole Machines. l
chimes, 1 Gasoline Engine, including all
pipe and connections; Galvanized Iron
Water Tank. l Galvanized Iron Gasoline
ing and Pulieys and Belts used in trans
tables. 1S0-foot power Sewing Machine
able, including under drivers l treadiies
fixtures in the factory, including Shelves:
Racks. Bobbin Winder and Cutting
& McCreery in and contiguous to the fac
tory building of the Prison Association
! of Virginia. 81
have been very little used. and are prac-
tically as good as new. Parties wishing
to inspect them and to attend the sale.
can do SO by leaving Richmond on :. 2.
NJ. train from Union Depot. or EElbat Sta
ton. having time to do this and return
lTERMs-Cash sufficient to pay ex-
penses of sale, and past due: taxes and
a ratable proportion for the year 1902; a
note for s1S7.29, with in erest from Feb
ruary 10. 1902, and a note for Sis Is, with
interest from March 10, 1902. with.a credit
as to the following, notes. viz. :. s1S9.07 due
April 10th s190.2S, due May 10TH sl91. o.
due June 10th, and $191.94 due July 10.
1902: and the balance payable six months
after day of sale, to be secured by deed
of trust bearing per cent, or all cash,
at the option of the purchaser
c.. c.. CHAPLIN Trustee.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, March 31.-Specuation in
grains was active and nervous to-day, following
81 ra wheh
zled the public. at the close may wheat was
unchanged; May corn, Il @hc. higher, and May.
oats, &c higher. Provisions were weak for
time, but closed unchanged to s21sc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
~ Open. high. Low. Close.
May ........ III IT'S 5o!s 71M
July. 72hA Tx 7I% e
Sept ;:..;, 72ss 72S9s IT'S TEX
aCORN-No. 2.
May 601s 6Oss 50H 601s
IS July Co.'s 611s 60M COTS
Sept. SO obs 5Shs 50 3
OATS-No. 2.
Continued on Eighth Page.
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Some of the speculative bonds were IN
clined to advance. but there was no gen.
eral activity in the market. Total sales,
par value, s4.675000. United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last call.
The total sales Of stocks for the day
were 400, 800 shares.
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BY I'D. Carneal & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1106 East Main Street.
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and appurtenances
used. and are prac-5
wv. Parties wishing
to attend the sale
Z Richmond on 4 p.
Depot or Elba Sta
do this and return
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'|'i0llagBalGhlC0
Established 1881
Members 4. Stock Exchange
Members \. Y. Cotton Exchange
Private Wires to
Principal Markets.
Investment Securities j: G
a Specially.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

lars. 43A. Government bonds, steady; State
bonds, inactive; railroad bonds, firm.
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On THURSDAY, APRIL s. 1902: at II
O'Clock NJ, on the premises, will offer
for sale at public auction, the PROPERTY
mentioned above.
The lot has a frontage OFF, feet on the
northern line Of Broad Street. and runs
hack on the eastern line of Third Street
about $50 feet to an alley.
This is unGueStionablyl one OF the best
properties on Broad Street, and is std
|. ated on an old and well-known business
corner which makes 1t Very desirable. It
always demands a frst-class tenant. the
present one having been there for about
eight years.Th property now brings
gross rental Of 81 $50 per annum
The improvements consist or q wide
brick store with two stories above, used
as flats. and in addition, small store
adjoining on the east, and fronting on
Broad Street and also other stores front
ing on Third Street. leading from the
rear part of the main store to the full
depth of the property-al1 being now rent
ed to good tenants
Any one desiring a weli-paylng and
solid Investment on the business street
of the city will do Well to attend tins
| This property is sold subject to q
ground-rent of $3.50 per annum, which vii!
exnire in April, 1858, but can be extended
indefinitely, should tho purchaser desire.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, and balance
att six. twelve and eighteen months.
=. JOSEPH w. BLILEH.5
Administrator.
ID. CarnealE & Son. Auctioneers.
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A Chance TO Buy Property On the
VVide-AWake Broad Street

ADMINISTRATORS AUCTION SALE
~ q OF
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE AND
WELL-PAYING BUSINESS CORNERS
IN THE CITY.
BEING No. 800 EAST BROAD STREET.
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In pursuance Of an order of the United
States Court for the Western District OF
Virginia, in the matter of William J. G.
Goode, bankrupt. I will sell to the trade
ton Wareroon. No. 6l2 East Broad
Street. Richmond, Va, commencing at II
o'clock NJ, the stock of goods of said
William j. G.. Goode, bankrupt, viz. In
part: Dry Goods. Notions. Shoes. Clothing.
Cents Furnishing Goods. Hardware.
Crockery, Glassware etc.; also lot OF
Groceries, such as Canned Goods. Molas-s
ses, Coal Oil. Starch, Tobacco. etc. tho
sale comprises a general line OF goods car
ried by country merchant.
49, - E. V.#FARINE1OLT,
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
AuctioneerS. 49,
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to same, all Shaft
BELTS used in trans
Engine to power
: Sewing Machine
r drivers, treadles,
}, all the remaining
, including Shelves.
S. Betting, Spool
der and Cutting
property of Rowley
ltiguous to the fac
Prison Association
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Westham Granite Company, of Virginia
I hereby certify that the bond required
of the commissioners, Chas- U. Williams
and r. Carter Scott, in the above-men-.
toned cause. has been duly executed.
Given under my hand this I'D day OF
: =. 0S1l IT. d. H. FLoURNoY. Clerk.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
Auctfoneers.
No. 612 East Broad Street.

EcEIvER,s SALE OF GENERAL
IL STOCK OF, MERCHANDISE At
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.'S AUG
BROAD STREET. WEDNESDAY. APRIL
2. 1907 COMMENCING AT L O'CLOCK
M. SHARP. ~
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For SALE:
=
DAIRY, AND TRU FARM.

~ miles OF CITY, on {
.35 acres very rich land,
cultivation. Large barn,
outbuilaings. Orchard,
trees 81 on lawn. (which
dwelling Of u rooms:
proyements: windmill,
4Asiarge tract adjoining t
cheap. !. :.
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FOR SALE, RENT AND EXCHANGE
GEO. E. CRAWFORDS&sC CO.,
SOB East Main Street.
Catalogue free: