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The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17
FOUND AMERICANS BUYING LAND
At SASKATCHEWAN, WESTERN
CANADA.
Miehigaa Farmer visits Saskatoon
aud IL Well Pleased.

aud h Well Pleased.
Mr.. S. X. Lent was a delegate sent
from the farmers OF Allegan County.
Michigan. 90 Western Canada. TO re-
port on the prospects for successful
settlement. His report Is as follows:
| went from Winnipeg TO Edmonton,
thence east one hundred miles by
wagon. / found the country in that
vicinity a rich. black loan. varying
from ~ inches 20 feet deep. tho
crops are simply something enormous,
wheat and oats by actual measure
ment often standing Ave feet I'm heiglt.
have been a farmer for forty years,
and consider myself a fair Judge OF
the yield OF grain. and ! saw wheat
that would yield 80 bushels per acre,
and oats that would yield 100 bushels
per acre; not one alone. but a good
many. AS for root crops and garden
truck. In no country have / ever seen
their equal for all kinds except corn
and tomatoes the nights being too cool
for these TO ripen well. As n stock
country II has no equal. East OF Ed
monitor. on the head waters OF tho
Vermlllion River. saw hay meadows
containing from 10 TO 100 acres. tho
grass standing feet high. and would
often cut 3 10 tons 10 the acre.
From Edmonton / passed through
some fine locations. namely. Weta-
sklwin. Lacombe and other points.
From Mcleod / went 20 Regina.
thence 20 Prince Albert. 247 miles
north OF the main line. For the first
fifty miles 10 fine farming country. but
the next hundred miles is more OF n
stock country. Then at Saskatoon.
Rosthern and Duck Lake found some
very fine farming country. so good
that | found a party OF Americans
from Minnesota buying land for them
selyes-one party buying IL sections.
and the other 20 sections OF land for
themselves. which they proposed TO
improve at once.
have Travelled over twenty-three
different States and Territories in our
Union. and never in my life time have
ever seen such magnificent crops and
especially as fine a stock country.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17

ALWAYS USE RUSS BLEACHING BLUE.
acknowledged the leading blulng Made ~
The lsuss Company. South bcnc' lne
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17
DrI,r HhcumntI.m Awny

by tho use OF MATT j JOHNSON'S C0Ss.
III cures thoroughly and quickly.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17

out OF hundred there - a pathetic
side. a taking off. n deficit, an anxiety.
n trouble. By a genial look, by kind
word. by a helpful action, we may TIT
little OF the burden and partly clear
the way for tho stumbling foot. Oh.
what glorious art IL Is TO say the
right word In the right way at the
right time.
Alexander the Great won the love OF
his soldiers ON foot By calling them
fellow footmcn. Rehoboam lost the
ten tribes through his dlHcourtesy.
Moro thcughtfulncss FOR othors-let us
all cultivate ~.
Many years ago two men entered the
largest locomotive workshops In Phil
adciphia. They were treated In n very
Indifferent way and were allowed 90
depart without any show of courtesy.
They went into other shops. and no
especial attention was given them.
After awhile the two men entered n
smaller shop. and tho overseer took
great palms i'm showing them every
thing and how they wrought and ON
what plan tho shops were run. The
two visitors were agents OF the Gar
OF Russia. and those shops were trans
.orrod 90 ST. Petersburg. and that po-
lie man that bestowed such attention
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17
MISS BONNIE DELANO
A Chicago Society Lady, in a
Letter to Mrs. Pinkham says:

"DrAR Mas. PISKuAM or all tho
grateful daughters 10 whom you have
given health and life, none are moro
glad than i.
/" Ny home and my lie was happy
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17

Do not read great authors solely with
q view 60 inoculating yourself with
heir idea on n certain subject. but rea-
Ion the matter out and form your owa
opinion.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17
BiddlGCOnb'S
Art Studio + IS
MeixeI Block. PORT HURON

uaving@ad years of experience In
fhe Photographic art. we are prepared
"a do your work right aud at reason
able prices. Ask any OF our patrons
what kind % work we taru out: ask
en- az we d0u't save them money
They can tell rs much as We can.
Thr've tried as and are oar permanent
ustomers. You'd be too IL you'll ask
81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
SAILORS DESERT
UNCLE SANS NAVY
Many Picked Up in Petersburg
and Sent Back to Their Ships.
THEIR MANY COMPLAINTS
Every Ore Tells the Same Story: That
He Has Seen Poorly Fed, and
Some Even Claim Tha, They
Have Seen Robbed.
Special Dispatch 10 The Ttne.)

PETERSBURG. VA. December 6-"wa
are badly treated. poorly fed and even
robbed" This is what the many desert
Ing sailors who have been arrested IN
Petersburg recently say OF their treat.
I7ent in the United States navy Within
the past month many deserters have been
arrested In this city nd returned 70 their
ships. TWO sailors VINO a week go de-
serted from the receiving ship Franklin
at the Portsmouth Navy Yard. were re-
rurred to Petersburg this morning Twa
other men who acknowledged having de.
serted from the United States battieshiu
] exas. now lying at the navy yard IL
Portsmouth for repairs. were arrested
thIS morning and will be held until the
United States naval authorities can he
communicated with. Every one of them
tells the same story, complaining OF bad
treatment. poor food. and even claiming
that they are robbed
Mr. g F. Patterson. of Chase City,
promoting the railway 70 be built from
blackstone on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad to Chase City. in AInrklenburs
County was III the city last night in con-
sultation with Judge " Fl. Mann. Mr..
Patterson says all plans have been per-
fected and the railroad will be built at
once.
TIE Petersburg Lodge Of Elks will hold
.,,ai- annual memorial exercises a. the
academy Of Music at half-past o'clock
Tomorrow afternoon. The stage will ia
,jaco-ared with ral-rs and the Els COL
ors prrnIe ard white Thi'ow's Orches-
ira OF Richmond viii furnish the music.
Solos will he sung by Mrs sIyeT Saal and
ard the Misses Be1sley and MI. Euesar.
NJ Richmond There win be a double
cuarteite, composed Of Professor Watson
and Mr. F A Morrison. first tHnors:
,rasSrs. Gerald Srratton and Henley
Turner. second tenors: Messrs. George
bowman and Hugh r. Smith. Jr.. first
rassos. and Fred F9et,enan and Charles
Iltiner,ar. second hassos.
the churches IL Petersburg during tho
past month contributed $3.50 toward the
furt for the !Ior.e for the Sick
The floor OF Clements cafe IN this city.
cau1f,t FIRE from TIE furnace register this
afternoon II was extiuanishsd With
buckets OF water and but little damage
was done.
The building fund Of the E7ks now
ar~ounts to ahort $3.50 About one-
fourth Of this amount was realized from
the bazaar recently held In this City.
l. The body OF the late Walter II. Moss
Will be buried In BlaHdtord Cemetery to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock
Pest FOR the Weary by the River OF
fife" will be the subject CT the sermon by
! DR.. Starr at yvashingtoa-Stree Church
tomorrow evening
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We are now Offering the larg-
est assortment OF holiday goods
ever seen before. such as Ci;rons,
Ralsns. Curranrs. Nuts and Candies.
which we are selling at extremely low
rrices National or Mothers Gelatine. &c.
package. or packages for 25c.: Chalmers
Gelartne 2 packages for l5c.: French
Candy &c ID; Christmas Mixture Candy.
Sc ID: Fine Chocolate Drops Il l-2c. H.:
Seeded Raisns in lib packages. Sc: E1-
ira Quality Large London Layer Raisius,
per h.. .0c-; Large. Milky Cocoanuts. 4c.:
rbuckles or Cordova Coffee. 8 l-2c. H.:
I light Brown Sugar. &c. TO-: Large Cans
Table Peaches. &C. can: New Virginia
Buckwheat. lbs. for Sc. Malta Vita,
II 1-cc. per package: Tryahf,a u l-2c.
package: Force. per package. tic; Cream
CT Wheat. lie. package: Grape-Npts or
Postum Cereal. 12c. package; Rais.o;i
Pancake Flour 5 packages for sc: Rail
sion Breakfast Food. l2c. package. Best
City Meal per peek, iSc.: New California
Raisins Sc per II: Sweet Cucumber
Pickle loc. quart: Sour Pickles 20c. gall
lor. Fresh Ginger Snaps or Soda Crack
CTS I l-2c per h.: Shredded Cocoanuts,
PER h.. u l-2c. Small Navy Beans. Sc.
Quart; Black-eye Peas. &c. or quarts for
&c: Bss, Sugar Corn. &C.. or cans for
Sc: Large Canned Tomatoes. &c. or
cans for Csc: JeIiies. any favor. lbs
Tor lUc-i Fotfec fiaH' OF iohsue. cans
:or Ic.: Baked Beans In Tomato Sauce,
&c. can: ivory or Ceiluioid Starch. pee
package. 4c.: Pearline for cleaning I
packages for Sc: Witch Hazel Toilet
Soap cakes FOR loc.. Mason Shoe Slack
ing &c box: Empress. finest laundry soap
OF the market. bars for &c: Large Slzo
Eottle of Essence of Lemon or Vanilla.
Sc bottle; Imported Macarnni. &c. or 4
cans for Csc: White A Sugar. lbs. for
&C: New California Nectarines. Peaches
or Bartlett Pears. &C.. or lbs for Sc:
New fIoIuiny or CFits. lbs. for &c We
carry a big assortment OF ali kinds OF
Cakes and Crackers. Spices OF all kinds
always on hand
s. ULLMAN'S SON,
ThreA SrorSA
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DAVIS FOR PHOTOS.

BEST PRICES PaTD FOR ANrQuES
Of every description: furniture, R19ss
China etc C F LYDIA. No. 4l9 WEST
Main Street, OLD phone 1904
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EERE is THE COUNTRYMAN THAT
comes 10 town 10 trade. He goes up 10
Harris and gets the finest goods made.
They deal with you honest and wait on
you with care. = these boys are o. *.
at the Harris Hard ware.
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SCHOOLS.

ART SCHOOL OF RICHMOND. VA.
Corner Madison and Grace Streets.
MISS ANNIE c. FLE;CTHER. Instructor;
Teacher o! Design.
CLASSES:
Monday. 1912. ORA wing: Tuesday: TO-.
Painting; Wednesday. l0-l Painting;
Wednesday. rs Modelling: Thursday. S-5.
Dssien: Thursday. s-l0. Drawing: Friday
$40 Ora wing; Saturday lo-I. Children's
Drawing and Modelling Class: Saturday.
o. Teachers Class: Saturday 3-5. Design
Glasses are now being organized IN
Drawing. Modelling and Painting In Water
coIors and Oil. Thorough instructions
give In these various studies.
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wINEs-sWEET CATAMBA SIC; PER
.5@iion. Gne Catawba. T5c.; Blackberry.
Soc: blackberry Brandy. 81, These
prices and best goods only found at
Pnse1e's, No q South Thirteenth
Street Goods delivered tree
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DAVIS FOR PINS
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FOR RENT.
McVEIGH & GLINN
HAVE
FOR RENT.

No. 10l4 Park Avenue. L rooms: a N
T. Poss. at once: $500
No. 1902 Floyd Avenue; A NJ L Poss.
at once: $500.
l. Poss at once; $500
No. 1868 Hanover Street rooms: A NJ
|. Poss. al once: 800.
No. lN2 N Linden Street. rooms; A NJ.
I. Poss at once; $50.
No, 317 S. Third Street. 5 rooms: Flat.
stapies' Mil. Farm and Dwelling. Poss.
at once; $3.50.
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MEMBERSHIPS TO LEARN GOOD
paying business, opportunity for Pro,
1Januractrring Puh2ishOing Co. No.
ifGIis Main Street Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

MY, l-OW NICELY vUrR HAIR IS
dressed Yes. ! had ii dressed in the
Lan7ode Hair FarIor No POS Norm
Fifth Street All latest styles in hair
goods
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VIZ PAY BEST PRICES FOR OLD
Rubber Boots and Shoes; also highest
y,rires FOR RAGS Metals exc. L. Rose
& Co. no. "a Brook Avenue
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MEETINGS..

TIE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA
will convene TUESDAY. Dec. 9th. at
Masonic Temple. No. Sl1 E. Clay Street
It will be rendered a banquet a \. D.
Prices Hall under auspices OF Rich
md Lodge No 65. a. F. and 4. NJ.
THURSDAY. Dec. 18th. 1902 Admission
". ". BENZ MIN, W. Master.
J. P. Graham, Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

r1NE. JEyvI2I.RY WATCHES. CLOCKS.
Diamonds Silverware. etc. can be got
Ten at low prices at j Weinste!n No
1901 East Main Street.
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yrANFE:9. AT ONCE, CITY Ssa. ESM = y
10 sell our high grade guaranteed goods
~. easy terms; salary or commission.
Address w j. j., care this Office.
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Hrye% AND WOMEN TO TRAVEL OR
vsork q; home, p.easan; work ard good
1av Call all Gay. GRETG," SJ2 East
Franklin Street.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Ct ,AIfEFTER.

TO - SLAUGHTER:
(Thc beneficiary in trust deed from
W r. Robbins to Edmund Waddill. Jr.:
record in the clerks office of Henrico
County Court. D. B. lss A.. page $3.50
YOU ARE HEREBY Mortified that a
tract OF land described as tifty-nine l's)
Road adjoining the land OF Binford's es-
state. Bakers and others. loca ted in We
RIA Masisterai District Henr!co county.
DELINQUENT taxes lcvies. interests and cost
due thereon. for the year 1854. to the Com
toouwealth Of Virginia.: an application
Tor the purchase thereof has been FLED in
records of this office that you are inter
ested in said land; you are further noti
fed TO appear here In four months from
the date Of this notice. and Go what may
be necessary to protect your interest.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of
November. 1902.
Clerk Of the County Court OF Henrico
county. Va
o's SAMUEL P. wADD1LL. Clerk.
TO JAMES n. BARTON:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
Heights. in the Masisteria District OF
Brool1and;; Henrico county. Va, sold on
taxes. levies. interest and cost due there
On for the year 1882 to the Common
wealth OF Virginia; an applca ton for
the purchase thereof has been d:ed In
this office. and 1t appearing from the
records of this office that you are inter-
aeted in said land. you are further noti-
f7ed to appear here In four months from
date Of this notice and do what may be
necessary to protect your interest.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
November. 1902.
~ SAMUEL P. WADDILL,
Clerk Of the County Court of Henrico
county. Va
A copy-Teste:
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y WANTED. TO SELL AT ONCE. a
standard make latest improved. up-to-
;e-e ToYETVRTTER warranted in
avery res-ect and worth Eie0 at any
~ ~ owner has no use for il and viii
SCI AZ = bargain must have money. Ad-
IG3 Richmond Va
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-TvVl5 VERY DESIRABLE
apartments ana doctors Office II SIS
Park Avenue uow ready for occuTancn-
Fes part tcg!aas address Fiat, Box o55.
city.
FOR RF1NT-TEO DESIRABLE UNFC r.
oisAed ROOMS Win rera' cheap 10 re-
la.le PARTY AnniH Sour. Ta!rd Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

WASTED-DEAD OR ALIVE. ANIMALS
moved from all parts. No charge
B.ckerstaf new phone lA6
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sITUhTroNs vsyTFn-varE

WANTED By AN Up-T0-DATE REG
tstered assistant pha rrnacist. position by
January Isl that Viii prove norma nellt:
references exchanged. PiENACIAL.
care this Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

rCP SALEAT REASONABLE RATES.
p tract Of excellent WOODLAND OF. 500
acres. situated in the county Of Buck
ingham. va with some mineral interest
and good hunting grounds for deer. tur
KEYS squirrels. partGdges and rabbits.
I, is IN = GOOD comrrunity and four or
eve miles from depot For further In
formation address Rev. r. 5. BOAT
WRIGHT. Cold Hill. Buckingham coun-
- Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

yyAN.rrT1 WHITE YOUNG MAN: GOOD
proposition. Cali 10 e. Main. 6 to
Monday evening.
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TO OWNERS
AND AGENTS

A NUMBER OF WESTERN CASH
BUYERS will visit Richmond during tne
coming WinteE on our fE ss5n- Gh Ge
and as we wish to submit for their con-
sideration and aoprovas t!1e pest taa NT q
lsrs in the VIZ &c q slo aSD FR +;
F FtiHi: TiM IBEEl ASD coAL ACRE
AGE-anv size-C LON IZAT Q y
TRACTS CLUB SITES and BUSINESS
OPENINGS. varying in price from s'.IN
to $4,000. we ask you TO co,o OPP, Wei 81
MOND OFFICE a FULL DESCRl PTlON
(in duplicate if you have printed mat
teri of any pr9p Ef a; as per an0Ss ''s'
We want the following. VIZ.
\ $4,000 Virginia Plantation for Chicago
Stores and Flats that rent for s3.25
per annunn.
A $4,000 Plantation for new and modern
Cnica go Apartment Building tnat Fei4tS
for s22TD per a1nur.
A SO coo Plantation for new and rnooerr1
Chicago Apartment Building that rents
for SO $50 per an1urn.
An Equity of 50 800 in Stock Farm near
railroad. for lie Equity in Illinois BrlcE
Store. stock OF Groceries and good will
An Equity Of SIS 900 In Piantai!on ior
81 900 Equity in Fine Suburban Illinois
Residence-$50 GO in gilt-edged clear va
cant: owner will add up to $500 cash
and assume $500.
In addition to more property of this
class we also have number OF psSes
OF clear Chicago vacant property. ripe for
irnp-ovenent whose owners will add cash
and assume for you Southern PIanta-
lions.
LET US HEAR FRO1 YOU.
y 49,. 81 +; 81 SMITH & CO., s:5 4
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4 YOUNG LADY sTENoCRAPHER
who can furnish good references WISHES
q position With some old-estahiShed
firm; railroad office preferred. Address
MISS N l. A. care this office.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
and attra ctive RESIDENCES on BAR
TON HEIGHTS with modern improve
ments, stable, ETC., and large ana pretty
s1ou'-u SUTTON & CO,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

~ WANTED. a POSITION AS CASHIF<
or 20 assist IN otfiae work during the
TO DAYS or permanently ny young lady
Address Y. care this office; references
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~ ANTED BY LADY or ls. POSITION
10 care FOR invalid lady or TO assist in
rare az children. moderate salary; Oh
5ect 2 good ho'ne: held present position
three years address l.. BOX l69. Hanp-
ton Va
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HELP wANTEO-FEMALE.

~, MED FIVE WORKING HOUSE
kee-eEs ra-7bernea rs Mattresses ard
Coa1-r Cor this and Northern cities T.
W ET.S0Ai AZ z Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

BOARD wANTED-BY TWO LADIES
in central part OF city; terms must bc
moderate Address j. ii. X. care
Mail Carrier. No. ).
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WANTED BY a FIRST CLASS R00K-
l5ea-er and General office man with eN-
s'tro- SOW or Ja-ua~, 1893 ran
D0T.PT1f care this office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

WANTED. SITUATION BY LICENSED
en-l1ee,-: references furnished. Address
ENC II FER " care This Office.
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WANTED. POSITION AS BooN-KEl,P
e. o. general office work b. young man
Of several wears eN~erierce: can furnish
AaSt cf references; good habits and am
willing address II. D. THOMPSON. Isa-
BETA TeSn
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Some Real Estate Ifems.

Cheapest Lot in Lee District,
adjoining a nice Dwelling on Han
over Street for Sac by US.
It is only necessary to see No. VI
1917 Hanover Street to be convinced ~
that it is perfect house and speci- -, -
ally cheap at the price asked -
Having recently taken in trade
q choice Monument Avenue Lot,
under the shadow Of Lee tatue. II ~
patron of ours is prepared TO sell ~ -
cheap. 90 ". -
An elegant thrce-story, corner, - -
brick Dwelling. near Richmond Coz 8 ~ =
ese Can be pu-cha ed through = -s4 -
US at less than you can build it. g -
Having met with much success -
recently In selling Property placed n : a, @
our charge encourages US to say
that If you list your Property with 20 ~ g
us we will sell it. q -
We have several first-cass Small! g 8
Real Estate Notes For Sale. Keep =. 70
voy money at work By taking -
or more Of these. We guarantee - -
the security e. ~
Our patrons seem pleased at the - "
manner in which hand e their NJ
rents Give trial-we can both %
secure tenants and collect the rent
promptly.
Respectfully submitted to the
kind consideration OF our Richmond
friends.
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r1p vsNTED-MALE.

- :, 3,,s.,fj,,., rltlh and harsh: have $50
xarc farm and he must have some stock
go it7,nIs;nenls and work farm for his
,vn account FOR part compensation. Ap
ply HUNTER. care tais ONCE.
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WOMEN AND MEN TO WORK At
horne Or ira sci; pleasant wn-S and good
nav Csr al Cay. GRETH. SIS Z.
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JOSEPH LAslTTER.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

Pursuant to a decree OF the Corporation
Court of the city Of Manchester: entered
November II. 1902. in the suit Of Duvali,
Robertson 6 Co. VS.. Claiborne's Adnr
and ais. the Commissioners viii sell at
public auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER II. 1892
at 4:2O o'clock P. NJ. the above-nentioned
real estate, fronting 1872 feet on the south
side Of Decatur Street and running BACK
between the west line OF Sixth Street
and line parallel Herewith $50 feet.
more or less, TO Stockton Street. on which
street 1t also fronts 1872 feet. The dwelling
is large. substantial building. contain.
ing some eight or nine room; servants
house. etc. in the yard The property
will be sold as whole or sub-divided.
as may seem best to the Commissioners
at the sale.
TERMS-Ore-th!rd cash, balance on S
and y months deferred payments bear
ing interest, title to be retained by tn,
WILLIS 3 SMITH.
J. NJ GREGORY.
Special Commissioners.
A. Royal s. Co. and "A. L. Adamson.
AuctiOneers.
IN the Clerks Office Of the Corporation
Court of the city of Manchester. Va
Duvall, Robertson & Con- Plaintiffs.
against
l. Il. 3. Du Val Val clerk Of the said court,
TO certify that the bond required OF the
Scecial Com n ssioners by the decree rem
dereti in said cause on the llth day Of
November 1902 has been duly given.
Given under my hand clerk OF said
court this LIST Gay Of December. 1902
II. E. DU VAL. Clerk.
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'p''oo r. B. CHAFT1N5 & CO. INC.
NO. N. Tenth Street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FE FEMALE.
WANTED. POSITION As sTENOGRA-
pier at once; gro luate 81 fTst-cIass
school. Address Miss QUICK. care this
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CUT GLASS. OLD GOLD AND SILVER,
old Paintings and anything Antique.
No $40 North Eighth Street
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LOST.

LOST-NIGIIT NOVEMBER. 9TH. DULL
cod Gun BUTTONS diamond In center
Reward Il returned to los South Twelfth
Street
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FINELY FINISHED PHOTOS. JEFFER-
son Art Gallery.
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