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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

In execution of a deed Of trust. dated
Arrtl ist. 1886 and recorded in ltentlco
county Court n p a., rage az , ,,ls.
FIR. FRlp .s. NSiVEaIBER es.l'H. 1902.
at 4 O'clock 2. Nj, that exeeed5ns q. AZ
mated on Dt.lts Lane. and running PACK
soutIwar,lly to the Chesapeake ans: ONO
Ie,4iIwav. anc, ADJOINING. on It's north and
west the attractive sli6-alhlsio IONS s HitoSs1i
as Highland Park and Chestnut ltii!
The improvements CONSIST .9l "a; a i nos.
5cor1modtois and well-arraused Dwelling
house containing about twelve rooms, q
zrfanapers house " tn four reo!ns and a NJ
NE ana convenient stables, cow-sneds.#
tsarriaae-hallse# lighthouses and other.
8,iecessa ny farm buildings The tract en-
braces about1o acres OF Wtiieh apo es, ~ -
Or 80 acres occupy a plateau OF fertile
land in a high state of cultivation, Wniiei
the rest Of the land slopes dow. 70 me
alley BY which the Chesapeake ana ONO
son of abundant shade and a never-fall-
ing stream Of pure waters valuable as
The nesghborhood is good. there being.
nearby Among the many ATTRACTIONS not
mentioned, attention is espaetaliy# ca.iea
TO the ijold sprinS Of magnificent water:
situated close to the dwelling house. ana ana
rom which water is suppiied by hydraulic
rams sfor5ltse Of bath. closets. etc. in the.
house. as we'll as for the barn yards
This #propertv win ha SOD, either as asa
hest at the time of8sale and plat.oia
the property can be seen al the office
Of the aiIctioneer.
I5fie IN three equal instalments at one
TWO and three years for negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by a
deed of trust onthe. pronssr.y, or al cash
= 80 VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
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,.rlar,-A oE wee.
Especial Dispatch to The l'lnneso

CONVICTION. VA. Novesahfr
1,a,,sr, 81 Jordan. formerly Of C"virsa.
u, -, Misc DAISY b MeElwee, OF Hot
s,,,.i,,ers aers united IN marriage several
d.rs ago at Hot Springs by the lsev, h
Tabney Carson. pastor Of the Healing
s-,r:res Presbyterian Church.
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SLIP covERs
Too LATE TO CLASSIFY.

yyA.SI,F., -.l4I ti HEST C a SsiI PRICES
,5aid@ Tar old Feathers. Beds. Pillows
aYFd Holsters No. 500 Mouth Elstlths
ette.. between Broad and Narshali-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

--,,.>-,T,.t4 t,Ifir ONLY sI-G'C,iesSS J..
ftoar polish sol sa,s y I'd + .t-.t Mi,
j Mo @ i8 no 90 -. :. go -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

FOR ALI. TI.s l-lsii s SE vs. A ~,
i1af TINES. s certs
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SEWING MACHINES

IsylgIfY DAN a BARGAIN DAY. LAT
tsf Styles Of new machines and good
Ntw Home ott..ae. No. So East Broad
Etice..
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

Richmond Va. Now Is. 1902.
THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING b q
tween LEWIS FL. BLAIR. FRA Mn y
and w. HARRISON BLAiE
under the firm name of HARVEY. BLAIR
& co is this day dissolved by mutual
f 81 sIR' 20, .r;ne rom The Arm, #-
Either partner IS authorized to sign tho
firms name In li.uidation The business
Will be settled at our present iocdslon,
where al! parties Indebted are respect
fully requested TO settle.
LEWIS Fl. BLAIR.
FRANK D. BEVERIDGN
w. HARRISON BL4AlR-
Referring to the bove notice of dissotu-
ton we tender our thanks 70 the patrons
Of HARVEY. BLAIR s.. CO. Tor the gen.
erous patronage received from them, and
we take great pleasure In recommending
our successors for your continued sup
port. =, 80
W. HARRISON BLAIR 81
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,,-a s.-f.J7I9 no stsII. 4 SNAIL. COOP
4. ~ fat,a.v PIGEC,&Ss NH sell cheapgto
,.,.l,. t,,lt4>el4seF Apnly 10 61I Randolph
+ street. Between 8 and = r. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

MAN rED-YoG TO TRY OUR. Btsis
Butter. Doc. pound Rennie & CO.. NO.
al North Third Street. phones is5
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coninoawea of Virginia.
superintendent 81 Pubic Printins.

superintendent of Public Printing.
RiGhmo,tl Va. Nov -. 1902.
SEALED PROPOSALS. MILE BE Z L.
ceiNcd at This ofglcas until I'm al TIfI.S-
DAY. NescEslayera 18th 1852 fei' the BIND
ING isIIlsl.Nts, etc, FOR the Stale of
Nireinia from tbe date of contract to-
October 3st 1875 Printed schedules.
showing IN detail tie class tications will.
befuinished va aNp3ieation rs bidders.
on which all 7ias Will he required to be
made Cpntractors1 VIII he required TO
enter INTO hof4d With security. 10 he ap-
proved by the. Secretary OF The Com
tngnwealth for the prompt and faithful.
s execution o. theft contracts. The right
10 reserved OF rejecting amy or all bids
.,,sd the work viii he awarded IN such
lois OF portions as the Superintendent
ma e'A-' =. j. II. o'BASSoN.
Superintendcnt OF Public Printing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Manitoba GOOD CLEANER II: And An:
ID r,,.1.ss- lance: none other Ned appiy.
I. F,aber. No. 100 East Main Street.
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PAOLA STOCK FARM, CATLETTS., VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY,, November Is, 1902. 27 High Grade
By E. A. Catlin.
Real Estate Auct!oneer,
S. North Eleventh Street
NO, los DENNY STREET. FULTON.
AT AUCTION.

am directed to sell the above described
property at public AUCTION. upon the
prem Uses. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1902
at 4:3J ?. n. The house Is frame ana
mas 4 rooms ana rents for S. 3 per month
Lot 2lx5i 10 alley. Property In Fulton
always comma tls good tenants. and Just
at this time there Is more call for II
than ever before.
e. A. cATLIN.
Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

w-r4sr# is THE Use TO SUFFER
With dyspenia iti1issetion. lilaev.
liEer or bladder trots3les when the
c,,,at re1nadN 0gNfERRU.RN IITHIA
7E NS-tTFR CONES frSsis from snrirsS
every rrorafT7c ara deli~esefi IN any
part Of the#ci=s Old ,EfIana 2222t. l.'la ~
e Grant No 100 East Main Street
zlEiFf5N Yt9J7 BUY. 9Y9tfR PfAN6t@D99$5tT
failS Ia sali safi#tis Wetare& the only man
iifarf urers5 Of ptanos In Richmond who
sa4l oily laiarqns of our own make.
Cah Sc n. tC'iSI .r,Y PIANO Co. No
ea5 East Broad Street.
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George W. Mayo.

George w. MAYO.
EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE SALE OF
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
i will sell for account of the Southern
Railway. Al their freisft denot. loot OF
Fourteenth Street at 10 a NJ
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q. 1872.
one OF the largest lots of Unclaimed
Freisht ever offered in Richmond
: 's."' 800 r. MAYO. Prop.
GEO. H. VALENTINE. Salesman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

ytIly DON'T YOU JOINT MY PRESSING
6tiU5iis still in force at 81 per month p.
s F.aISIzI.. les +. Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

srsgF;S $f,sssfs PRIZE #PRoxEIsB Con-
IsSs;r tt DAN
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1>(,itsSs Io-44N WESI-YEo1fo An sss., ! Z.
sss weeks ago light wc!gat 9A5 iS ~
CrAAsr Owner can get ssasglf by s'fdlis
ing 10 r. a 4ADio. Sherwood "a =.
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SUTTON g. CO..
A. l.. ADAMSnN.
Aucioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Bv virtue Of q deed OF trust. dated
November 2. 1894. and of record in p 3.
147 a. rage gel. Henrico County Court ,;
5nf@'the debt secured and being required
so to do. We will sell. by public auction.
on the premises. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER =. lS}s
property. being Lot No. S. 10 feet OF Lot
No. 4. and 20 feet of Lot No. s. IN square
"a. j. a. Dinneen's plan of Ravens
= Decentralization as to expenses OF sale.
any taxes that may be due. and to pay
note of $3.50. with interest from November
s 1895. balance at Il months.
= - CUNNINGHAM HALL.
WILLIAMSON TALIEY. s.
Trustees.
III. 1. Denoon. Auctioneers
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VT pay BEST PRICES FOR OLD
B9it3ber Boots and Shoes, also highest
r.I3s.es for RAGS Metals. etc. l.. Rose
Coo. No. go BOOK ATenie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

,iy i3fy,y = ic,t.I.5 YoIR HAIR IS
dressed Yes had ii dressed IN the
F4:1f1 street. Ali5latest styles in hair
ra0iiS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Il 733sl5atf Nm t,0SsETsS- sT0RY or iU-
sfes a record OF success; endorsed oE
Co55sr,laf a J. ai@utaeue@ eh-t1eNefii5.
II5s.a 1stfler aud all lovers Of ti.lle.
-. /. ttis.it-e Frank Eugene Cosby. Girec-
tot for illustrated prospectus. nlalled.
free to any address.
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JOS. LAsiT1EER.
BY n. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE
A VERY VALUABLE. AND EN 6 y
INC;LY ATTRACTIVE. So BG.R q;
ACREAGE PROI'EEsi 49,
LARGE AND Eg CONVENIENT
RESIDENCE AMPLE OFT
BUILDINGS f &C..
AND CLOSE TO TROLLEY Line. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Zy,9.srI7 I9 ROOM. FURNISHED OR
,Inl,i1l..sl,ets. With BOARD, for young
- .a.a fantiIts preferred. Address PI2l-5
WAITE. care this office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

ASK Any PI-PIf. e,f D An E l. S.
School OF Physical Culture and they
NH speak from experience aila SO
I34s.islis Nath6d is the best No III
NfIEth. First street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

! :. I,TisS- cl-I.TiyATE a GRACEFUL
>fis.3lre: Daniels Schooi OF physical cuI-
+. fI3,ts ist5sitlyes guarantees Quick results
class ms fi1cf3on &c. and soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

~ 4 5.rI. f3--f Il ENTERS MILO CAN SAVE
S75o monthly tasoWn lin!2t'-s: ssfafj 70 s2 ~:
,4st. cent; business written. ser sas-i
o9l,4s3; home brings lappiI3ess; AGENTS
p4f1fatl Room 3 Chamber, Commerce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

70 cHas: 3. WATKlNs mp NE ,1 KIsH
FEATURING #COAIPANY
You are hereby notified that tract OF
land. described as follows. Forty-sWo I'D
acres. more or less. on ruekahoe Creek.
In 'Tuckahoe Alagisterlal District. Hen
rico county Va. sold on the ------- day
Of for deliquent taxes. tev.es. in-
1851 to the Commonwealth OF Virginia:
and applicable for the purchase thereof
have been flsed In this office. and it ap-
3pearing from the records Of this Office
are further notified to appear here IN tour +
months from the date OF this notice and
do wha. may oe necessary to protect your
Given under my hand this LIST day Of
November. 1899.
Clerk OF the, County Court OF Henrico.
va
: eop ssAMuEL P. wA0DII.L. Clerk
Gayle, Attorney
TO p P. WILSON:
,an nGu described asds as follows: Twelve t,s)
acres. Pouncey Tract Road located m
Tucsahoe MagtstcriaI District iienf'co
county. Va, sold on the 1.v,e. dd ty,. y
ests and cost due thereon t9 q, the year
lSya 10 the Commonwealth OF virslnta- an
for the ass an ID
rom the records OF this Office that you
are Interested In said land. you are further
aa :. 70 appear here In foar months
rom the date OF this notice and do VIA g
| ,na - na necessary 20 protect your tntersAt.
Given under my hand this lsf Gay g
November. 1902 =,
Clerk OF the County Court OF Henrtc4
Va. III
copy-Teste:
Gayle. Attorney. 80
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lglRlz our TIE rRovEIsIs TODAY.

=, s.,S.TFg43Yf1l5. WiLl. SANE BIG
MONEY by using MaEie Wood Heaters.
NlsaIesf cfea s3est Jurgens NO. "a
East Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Jy.s Ng,EI3. AN OCCUPANT FOR PART
of residence al Asi,en5 Shade. with part
OF farm. living between Williamsburg
and Niile-AIiie Road, four miles from
ora Marker ana near Work River Rail
road For particulars inquire OF Mrs
IJFRGIi Invent -iift.h and Eenahle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

~ zyTSI- 4f>Ic EMPLOYED IN AN OF
4 80 5,,.,,5 ,stFf q or any place where
c.n a,.a others you can max Itra
isi3s5a,s,,-,s 5 gYseF. ladies or gefls i1leIi
sss3yess 81 s c. care this Off
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

lsANfIsI3-Mf1N TO LEARN GOOD
f,aNine business. opportunity for promo,
ton: healthy autAiaoor ~orh 1ilit 90
Manufacturing Furnishing company 80
I701l&. Main STREET Richmond, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Z. TOWN TOPICS.

RESULTS SPEAK FOR 81 ; Ell y Els
lnagj,.r4 tisa. warls every pupits OF
Isat1{eiss School OF Physical Galtui,e has
Increased their chest eNaanslon from from
one 10 iouf inches. No. us North tifst
Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

yIs. ,s.IslI5 TO EXCHANGE a SEED Nd
94sIlt4 BICYCLE for SOMETHING in the
pslv OF house FURNITURE 6l6 T.
Franklin Sigeet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

'I3jss1. T5IlI1,E,s PAID FOR ANTIQUES
If .,yery description. Furniture l5rass.s
#f-,ai.7s etc c. E. T.Eaa 40. .i9 West
Main Street. old Phone 2.sQt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

i .osr.- EVERY sENDsY TINES FREE
Coupon that yon 90 not save Is money
lost-@they aresvaiuable.
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PERsoNkIe.
STOP PAYING RENT.
Noop STOVES

SEE IA I5{@RIs,Is MOOD Ia..se.A;t!. i2 MAN
I1faI.tlietl ny US cheapest and best; 900
il$use J +, Rose 4 Co, No. SO East
Iloat Street.
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urHoLsTERING.


G I.EE1EY. 544 brook AVlsN1 l.,t
covers to- order. I3ell phone 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

FOR ALI. TItt. l-sii.s. SE.M -, ~,
eyers thing OF ltitsrest take TIE SLY
DAY Tiaisss. ceru
s1-yI-,.y CASH FREE PRovi.RB CON
Z TEST TO-DAY.
~ III 7, 70 EST GALLERY TIE IlsF
ferson. No. IS East Broad Street
NJ, PAY BEST PRICES FOR OLD
RS.f5ber Boots and Shoes, also highest
prices for RAGS. Metals, etc l. Rose =
& Co. No. so Book ASen5ie.
WHY DON'T Io1IaJOl,I2 MY PRESS ING
SiQl5gis sta in force a 81 per month b,I
S. .1lsEI. les +. Main Street
yv.A NTED. OCCUPANTS FOB TANo
j ROOMS. furnished or liifurn5she6 Win
o, without board. Call at 10 south T
Fourth Street.
If, you SHOULD WANT ANY PAINTS
and want something. ii:ie. liSt I'd o.
HAIRS at four iaundted 4 ai1a 4 , MI
do all kinds II repair. t1ev gel, 1iie
finest material ON the Harris II d.
ware.
" ANT IsD-To# BUY OLD CHINA CIT
Glass old Cold and Silver Old lam,
irSs and anything Antique No. 1s'
North Eighth Street.
Best. PRICES. PAID FOR "A antiques
of very deseripton: fnr a. 20 va W.
+
Main Street. old phone 2;Q'
,,Sfl'IsIo-MIsN TO Learn. GOOD
tian. healthy aytAItiocr work tinted
81 s3il;,factllrif5g FURNISHING Company. = Q.
i7o43g. Main STREET Richmond Va
WANTED. ROOM. FURNISHED OR /
,ifliti1rsshets. With BOARD, Or saaiilg
ils;lT. wife and child in Aiai1eiifS Sc Il
I55iyate fartiItt preferred. address ~ ~
SrsstF5, o., ,ss thu office.
LOST EVERY sESoAy TINES FREE 2,fss. 4
Coupon that yon 90 not save Is money 4
lost-stfeys are valuable.
i. DIES clrLTlvATE GRAclEFisfIII.s.ji
figure Daniels Schooi OF I'nysie5ti ~.
f1.,s 5t5t5sitlyesa guarantees dnich results:
class Instruction sSe and sc.
Ny SieE1 IA T ], s,s.. aAi e t Is
.afnode Hair Ieatior No 10 Nofia
Fifth Street. All latest styles IN hair
goods.
scI[ ANY PIsPIT4 OF p A II Z l. S
School OF Physical Caitnie and they
,ylli speak from experience ana so so,
l3a2li.l, s.t,thed IS the oesl No. -
xl,{9IsfI OUT TIE PRovsI2is TO-DAY
'' ,ls5rits 81 using Magic Wood iaeaters
NaaIesf cfea tsts Jurgens. No. "a
East I3roads 81! 9tle7et-
Il & 4 IisI5. 70 EXCHANGE 4 siee.t,N q
hand ie1tI y { s, 9i,I a!tE i II 'Fs
go ~, .9a go. :
" 7, : -rI-I5-zf Il ENTERS Nilo csN SAVE e
S-,o monthly ta5oWn lfa!2lts sfAfj 20 s9: ny
os..i$a. 1870 bts;r,3ss han,,iI!t.ss agents
,,s5,.,,7 s .5i,,,3 ghal3li5e. Commerce.
@----.---
c.DBaRs PAINT MAS THoRoEGH-a
invest gated ate, 49, sSl' ..s 49, =,
f,pslll 49, ~ ot,..a,4,,I{,.. t,,iI,
the ns,l!c fstliaSes go s., uis
oy:.t the l.fiSaot : = -------------
7-7,-IrTz,- T.i>IsfIFo PHOTOS, JEFFER-
! I - -, A., (;alles,.y.
so. ar slz.--e.
e ,i M az; AS sje Z ,nt thoroash ana
-isei. l1IFiliy Recommended than any oJh:t
| Street. Write for prospectus
:---------- -
n sI,yf5.S# "a ASH RlzIs PR0NERB CON
i TEST TODAY.
4 :.
\ FEATHER RTslS. HOLSTERS ND
/ pillows wanted fnr cash and household
furniture Of eve y descrl!ltlonss l'!o OK
4 Avenue Furniture Company NO. 81
Brook y 1enue.
! 1850 - :, ~ ~
fat e s.sll from FegFf5 seia az attral
dress io N. care. .I.e.'ossf once.
lI.g-cF,sr EApsa THE JEFFERSON ART
i C Ga 5Liitsi-s E 81
49, - $500, -.
I GEE NJ NJ i.,tAs ~. :
for for aud 5 dsiiseTsd RE Pa more
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TomBsToNEs.


Isi7y YDrR. TOMB STONES OF J.
Henry Brown, corner Main and Naal-
spu Streets.
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PROPOSALS
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TOILET PAPER.

1'eSIIS 1T &C a ROLL OR PACK
age Tompkills. o.5..Sil WEST iei S'aa
Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

WA rl1,T-D--To BUY OLD CHINA CIT
Glass.@ola Gold and Silver. old PANT.
incs and anything Antique. No. ov'
North Eighth Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

--.,.p wanna Old SHOES Carried.
&c ~ s ratssir.,l aud returned by Dong1ns
- IL ~ No ,2S Fast Broad Street:
r5sbZ Grade work and MATERIAL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
STORAGE RooR

roR. CHEAP AND D.f STORAGE
room alip3y to richardson & Chap
peil M sdl Nest Main Street (Bei-3
ytdefe Ba;ldingl-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

TT5,A-T,IJIe.2 fsIsl# IS. HOLSTERS AND
Elbows Is aateA fnr cash and household
f,,yn'filre8 of eVe-y description Brook
Avenue Furniture Company, No. 81
Brock 4tNenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
FOR SALE.

1cS1, II s.. AID I5P Scholarship.
,ts,rical IN the inteirlntion-
~ ,T3t..7lor,5icrace school; viii sell on
.'r,.s,ssi,l ~ terms Address Ei9JCA-
.r,f4N care this office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

e.lsfs 81 ,,Ia-IcFsoM NO. 10 Fast tsl.5Aa
Street iIyege white Setter DOG: y d5!f,,.
colafed= ears and orange MARI IS T., Z.
eves Reward for his return or = "
formation that VIII lcad 70 PIN ~, !! l - 3.
cilAS. o. SANII-I1Is. CITY HAL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
urrp WANTED MALE

-,-2, s-.,.,s,, ,.r e,seE TEN WHITE
MN rs1Ss s.,l nine hours day. y
- 80 M 8 REIN, Wil.iaalabnig Va
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1o.gnERs WANTED

BOaSnLRS N AT 7 =.
49,. Ts1J.s CAN SECURE NICELY
s es.,g sS3i ROOMS ard good BOARD. lol
I,. Coats Stieei
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

~, 4 Il TED IsCfR RENT FURNISHED
fat of seven from; rooms. all m9d1rll
col,xcFlie4{Ges and use of cellar central
l,.s located references exchanged. Adj
dress d. NJ care Le,der Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

c,fsE WIZ. WII.s-r Low PRICES? 2
Meii's shoes latf-soled 39c. heels, lacs:
ladies' shoes 39e. Best material AID
workmanship guaranteed Shoes Called
for aud delivered free. Bal iR1ores Soc
Repairing Company, No. 1nl9 Ea t
Main Street,
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Seriously Injured at Berwick.

With loud report and force that
made buildings all over the town
tremble, an explosion occurred at the
rolling mill of the American Car &
Foundry Company in Berwick Friday.
The Stag was being removed from the
mill, and in dumping the carriage, the
hot cinders rolled into water and an
awful explosion followed. Three men
were injured. They are Edward
Mensinger, and Peter Suit of Berwick
and Henry Hoscar OF Nescopeck.
Mensinger's condition is precarious.
His clothing was burned from his
body, and the flesh actually roasted
his ears particularly, which were burn
ed to a crisp. The other two were
more fortunate, and escaped with less
injury.
The force of the explosion was
terrible. Large chunks OF the fiery
cinder crashed through inch boards
two hundred feet away.
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The End Is Yet Obscure.

The strike appears to be assum-
ing greater proportions as time goes
on. Each succeeding day wit
nesses an enlargement rather than
a diminution of the differences exist
ing between the Operators and the
United Mine Workers. If the
Operators remain firm in their re-
fusal to grant the engineers, fire.
men and pumpmen an eight hour
work day, they too will join the
army of strikers, and the situation
will be still more alarming. If
they go out, the operators will be
forced to press new men into SER
vice in order to keep the water from
flooding the mines. Guards are
being augmented, stockades are
being erected and provisioned, and
siege may be looked for. The
operators say that they will expect
protection, not only from the coal
and iron police, but from the muni-
cipal, county and State officials as
we'll.
Coal continues to advance. In
Philadelphia coal for stove and
steam purposes is selling for ST.
per ton, and it is estimated that it
will got to IS. 90 before the week ends.
Factories all over the state are
closing down daily. and men by the
thousands thrown out of work.
What is to be the end of it all ?
The future is indeed uncertain and
anything but pleasant to contem-
plate.
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Farmer Larkin's Boarders.

Farmer Larkin's Boarders, come
dy in two acts was we'll presented by
the class of 1902, before a fair sized
audience in the Opera House Satur-
day evening. The piece is one which
is admirably adapted to amateur per.
formers. 1t is brim full of comic
situations and contains some affect
ing passages. William J. McKelvy,
as Harry Wendell, and Harry w.
Shuman as Jonas Larkins, made a
hit. Miss Ida Jury as Lucy Larkins
and Miss Julia E. Richards as Madge
Wendell, appeared to good advantage.
In fact all the characters showed
careful training and the performance
was a superb success. Swarzs
orchestra furnished the music, which
was also very much enjoyed.
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A Well Earned Victory.

The Normal team is deserving of
much praise for the beautiful game
they put up against Franklin and
Marshall College Saturday afternoon.
In no other game on Normal held
this season, was clean fielding and
general team work so much in evil
dence. Had the fellow who origi-
mated this. the greatest Of all outdoor
sports been present Saturday after
noon, it is doubtful if he would have
looked further for his ideal The
brilliant work was not confined to any
one. two or three innings, but was
kept up throughout the entire contest.
When we say that Normal is entitled
to great credit, we don't mean it for a
disparaging remark, far from it. The
work of the vsitore was all that could
be desired, but their hits were not
quite so opportune as we're those of
Normal, and herein lies the story OF
their defeat. Both pitchers were
effective but Shaffer had a shade the
best of the argument. We append
the score in full:
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A Poison Without an Antidote.

Some persons are advocating a SUBJ
stitute for death by electricity and
hanging. They have advoca ted
poisoning. Well, nothing could be
more effective or painless than execu-
ton by means of a capsule filled with
hydrocyanic acid 1t might be served
without the knowledge of the convict,
and death would be so sudden and so
certain that there could be no resurrec-
tlon. A single drop placed on the
tongue of big dog causes instant
death. A half teaspoonful taken by
a man will cause him to drop as il
struck by lightning. There is no
antidote.
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Royal Arcanum Picnic.

At a meeting of representatives of
the Muncy, Watsontown, Milton,
Lewisburg, Sunbury, Danville, Ber-
wick and Bloomsburg Councils of the
Royal Arcauum, held at Sunbury on
Monday, to arrange for the annual
picnic and the celebration of the
twenty-fif;h anniversary of the order,
Thursday June 26, was the date and
Island Park between Sunbury and
Northumberland, the place decided
upon for the meeting. Prof. G.. E..
Wilbur and J. w. Eyer represented
Bloomsbury council.