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The Washington times., 1902-02-08
Action for MaIprnctice.

In an action against surgeon for NAL
practice on the ground that he amputated
a persons foot to cover up a defective
surgical operation. the Supreme. Court of
Vermont. In the case of Mullin VS.. Fland-
ers go Att. Rep, S13}. affirmed a judg-
ment against the surgeon.
The Washington times., 1902-02-08
Value of an Eve,

A verdict of $1,000 for the loss of sight
in one eye was held by the Appellate
Court of Indiana, in the case of Famous
Manufacturing Company VS.. Harmon t62
y. E. Rep, 206). not to be excessive.
The Washington times., 1902-02-08
LEGAL DECISIONS OF INTEREST
TO LAWYERS AND LAYMEN

holds that proof of such accident estab-
lished a prima facie case of negligence
against defendant. emitting plaintiff to
recover in the absence of evidence ex-
planning the accident.
The Washington times., 1902-02-08
Given Two Year. for Larceny.

'INeH 1"V He"fs TUT ''"rcc"!'
William Mitchell, convicted in Criminal
Court No. I of second offence OF petit
larceny, was yesterday sentenced by Jus
tice Anderson to two years Imprisonment
in the penitentiary at Moundsville, W.
Va
The Washington times., 1902-02-08
Advocated Statehood for New Mexico

Delegate Rodey of New Mexico was be-
fore the House Committee on Territories
yesterday, and made the closing argu-
ment in favor of admitting the Territory
to statehood.
The Washington times., 1902-02-08
President McKinIcy's Letter.
Executive Mansion.

Washington, March IS, 1899.
My Dear Sir: l am in receipt OF
your considerate letter of the 9th
inst, in which you express desire
that, with or without reference to your
own interests, the other naval officers
who rendered such conspicuous SER
vice in the naval campaign in the
West Indies may have the advance
ment which you recommended for
them. and in which you ask nothing
for yourself.
l highly commend this disinterested
action on your part. Let me assure
you that | have the highest apprecia-
tion of your service as commander-in-
chief of the Atlantic naval forces dur
ing the Spanish war in blockading
Cuba, cooperating with the army, di-
recting the movements OF the great
number OF vessels under your orders,
and, at last, after the most effective
preparations. consummating, with the
gallant officers and men under your
orders, the destruction OF the Spanish
fleet.
1t was in recognition Of your SER
vices and of your great skill that /
recommended you TO the Senate for
the advancement which you have
earned. Yours truly,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
every respectfully.
The Washington times., 1902-02-08

Sampson. either by the President. the
courts or the Navy Department. that he
be given the opportunity which has been
given to Admiral Schley to present such
evidence as may make both sides of the
matter clear. Very respectfully,
STATION G. CAMPBELL,
''E. S. THEAI.L
Counsel for Rear Admiral w T. Samp-
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Notification of Retirement.

Washington. Feb. Z 1902.
Sir: In notifying you of your retire
ment, the department, recognizing your
services and deeply svmpathizing with
you in your impaired health, quotes with
pleasure the following letter of the late
President Mckinley:
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There Is. further, an abundance of eyi-
heace available to establish the fact that
what the applicant now calls the COM
plete and total failure OF the prearranged
order of battle was due wholly to his
own disobedence OF the orders of the
commander-in- chief. These orders were
10 close in and to hold the enemy at the
harbor's mouth. Commodore Schley so
understood the orders. He hoisted that
very signal. Yet when he saw the enemy
approaching hat part of the line guarded
by his own vessel he looped. He with
drew from The battle formation, left
- IN the line, interfered with the
rh. would have stopped the
-- e6 her to back, thereby
s| enemy the double oppor-
-1,s they avsiled themselves
20 ecap trough the interval he had
q lde
30 i4-sfre TO ProIonI Controversy.
I'VE - 10 desire to pro!ong this con-
troversy. We only ask that before there
shall be q finding adverse /. Admiral
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

Ina department of agriculture. says i..- Arkansas Democrat, has gwen cut an estimate Of the present corn crop. winch exceeds that of auy year in the history of the country. The total yield is estimated tt 2.3j0 o00 0uo bushels. or al average Q, more than .6 bushels to tae acre. The estimates fer Arkansas .ac- tue weld at more than 20 bushels a=r acre as compared with less than 2 a4shels last year These estimates a4Y not hr correct but they are some "arit Tn thc urighb0rhood of what the lnal results will show It is clearly evident that ID suffering should exist on account of the scarcity of corn this year and next.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
e -e-S

Tie Lyceun Stock Company. sup. porting the versatile actress, Miss Ella Grosjean, comes to the Becker & Lew k opera house next Monday night. and will hold the boards for the entire week, in high class repertoire. They have sixteen people. play at popular pfice7.and 1t IS their hope to be liberal y patronizpd. They clam to carry more special scenery. mechanical ef- tects, startling situations. legitimate laughs. mlrthful melodies, pleasing Sptclalties and beWIideriug climaXes than is presented by any other con- pany. One solid week. \ program of talent uueXceled tor originality and novelties.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
Best LinIment on Earth.

1. M McHeury, Greenyille. Texas, writes, Noy. 2d, 1900: "l had Rheumatism last winter, was down in bed six weeks. tried everything, but got DO retief. tli a friend gave me a patt ot bottle 6f Ba.- lard . Snow Liuiment. used t, and got two more bottles. Il cured me and haven | felt any rheumatism since. ] can recommend snow LaniAent the pest iini- lnent on earth tor rheumatism. For rheumatic. st,atic or nfuralglc pans rub ln Ballard Snow LiBiment. you w8}i not suffer long, but wiii he Zla5Ged HIth a speedy and elfectr- cure. 25c. 5)c and T a. J, T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

Quite crowd of interested persons visited the Bridgeforth plantation yes terday morning to witness the working ot the E. r. Avery < sons Pluto Jr..
 Disc Piow. under the direction uf II 5 Howard. agent, of Memphis. Three mules were attached to the blow. and
 Vas first tried III hard pasture land.
 next III a Bermuda sod. aud lastly in d corn field and grass land. Hlth satl.fac- toly results Notwithstanding the dri- veT and team were unused t9 the piow, Us work demonstrated al that was claimed for Returning tue sod com pleteIy over, covering cog0staIks. weeds and graSs-a We ale glad to see the introduction of improved farming ma chnery into the couHtY--lt marks a
 new era in agrlcultnral pursuits The
 rlow may be seen at ratd0n x
 BAugh's.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
One Minute Cough Cure.

! the only barmlss, cough cure that g.ye, quick relief. Cures Coughs, Colds Groap, Bronchitis. Whoopius Cough. Pneumonia. Asthma sGrippe and Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. got soaked by raia, say, Gertrude E FenneT. Muncie, Ind. and contracted severe cold and cough. Hailed rapidly; lost 4 lbs Ny druggist recommended One Minute Cough Cure. The first boGEe brought relief, sey- e.ai cured mr. am back to ny old Nc gAt, l4s lbs. J. I. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
A start.lng surprLse

Very few could believe in .oakine al A. T. iloadiey, a healthy. robust blacksmith 9f TI.d-n. Ind. that for ten year, he sui tered such toflap, from rheumatism as few could endure aud live But wonder tu, change followed h., taSing Electflc Htters. 1.-Two bottles wholly cured me. Ire writes, and haze nos feIt tEinge in over a year They regulate the kid- ueys. purify the blood and cure Iaeuma- tI>m. neuralgia. nervousness, improve digestion and give perfect health. Try them. Oniy 5Oe at Dr. J II. Dunayant', drug store
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
A Thanksatyino Dinner.

Heavy eating is usually tue drst cause of indigestion. Repeated attacks inHame the mucous membranes Hn5ngs the stom- arh, exposes tA- nerves 0t the stomach producing a swelling after eating, heart burn. headache, sour rIsings and hnai } eatafrh of the stomach. k0dolreiieYes the inflammation, protects the nerve, and cures the catartb. k0dol cures tudjge-- ton, dyspepsia, all stomach troubles by cleansing and sweeteaiag the glands oi the stomach J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

Cur reporter paid visit ta the po,a- to farm of Grobmyer t C5fmau last "Wednesday. They are now gathering The crop from fifty acres. aud the yied exceeds any m this county Tor yeaTs. From 50 to l25 bushels per acre IS ex pected. and judging from the yield of one hi!!-ab0ut eight ponnds-their expectation will be realized OMr artist secured several photo views If the busy scene of digging which may by produced in our columns some time lu the future.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

Could it be possible that one of our lpgai lawyers eould start to the New Orleans Ninstlels and walk away down to tue circus ground half-miia To md II was not there. but right here on Front street. making the ar hIdsnus with noise. and stiH the ab- sent-mlnded genius actually did so. at least bis wife SAYS sa. We won't tell on him this tia!e We heard sam Mann aud ltgIG1 J. Wiliaras I telling 0i il.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
LuCkln Thlrteen.

By sending l5 miles Vim. Spirey Of Walton Furnace, Vt. got box of Bnck- lens Arnica Salye, that wholly cured a horrible fever sore on bis leg. Nothing else could. Positively cures bruises, fe.. onS, ulcers, eruptions, boIls, bulns. corns and piles. Only 25e Guaranteed by Dr. J. II. Duuayant, druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

The remains of Mss Ferguson. a sis ter cf the vie of Hf. \. E Bailey. near S'OniseI s. WAS brought to the city b. | ndeItaker Stevens this morning. and shipped to her home ~ Cleveland. Ohio. NIss Ferguson WAS here visiting. became sick and died "Wednesday.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
Cured of Plies Alter 70 Years

Mir C. llaney of Geneva. Ohio. had the piles for forty years Doctors and dollars co4.d do ham no lasting guod DrWtrs Witch Hazel Saiye cured him permanent ly. Invaluable for cuts. burns. bruises, ,pran~, iacrratIouS, eczema. letter. sal thrum. and all o'ber skiu diseases. Look ict the narre DeWttt on the packa9e others are cheap. worthless countegfeits. J. T Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
NOtiOnS.

The celebrated C. B.. sbo,, waist eorsets have no equal. ''Is' Is dies Hose Supporters. Iodias; n5' Misses and Infants Hose.tiIovooS Kid, feece-iined, and silk T.. dies and Mems Hand ndkercbioe, I"' I ces. Embroideries. All kind. Dac "c buttons. oi
 Ny Notion Department is a Marvel
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

The Wednesday Eyenfu1 Whis. Club was mos sumptuously and hap. Iily entertained at the home of Ms. J II. Dunayaut. MGs. Isaacs was the winner of th- prize-a beautiful s0uvinir spoon. Ihe luncheon was a perfect dream If good thluQ.. a.d tae gracious smiles Of the hostess eaptur- ed the guests.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
Worm Dastr.over.

Whites Cream Ne1mlfuge. not ouly klils worms, but removes the mucns and slime, in which they build their nests: Il brings. and quickly, healthy condition . to the body, where worms cannot ex,t. 35c at J T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
Warning Order.
h st. FraneI- ehancerr eonrt.

Tn St. Francis Ghancery Court. Agnes Logan, Plaintiff.
  Henry LoIAp. Defendant The defendant. Henry Logan, is warne5 in appta Q this court. wIthiu tuirty day. and answer tue complaint Of The p.aintir AEueSsL. sau. SEALJ C. R. MALLORY. Clerk.
 By k. W. Payne. D. (. J. N- lrewet' solicitor Tor p.aluttr. November IT, IH2
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
= Q ar

The annex of the OuacGi1a Hotel. at Camden, Mas burned cal Mol- d1v morning La>s Saisf. HsUaHce cn11. This nete, le uutrl The manage meHt ot our ltieUts, the B-is-Hs. and their many friends here VII IeItet t0 heal 0! this Lew mlsGItuue.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
LOCAL ADDE\DA.

g The farmers-white and black are paying oat and al have uice b4.auc-S to theIF credit. Even those WEu fell behind last year HOW have money 10 spend for uxures.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
Start!.nq- Eut True.

If every one Euew "aaja -tesfi n.e,ii- cine Dr. klng's New I.Ifr Pits k. ufife- D Il Turner. DempseytoWn. Pa. you 'd sell ali yOu have .n day. two v-ek,- use ha, made a new maH ct IHe. IHfq.- llb,e tol constipation, stomach and liver troubles. 25c atJ il DuaayaHt, dru. store
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

Rev E. (. Bingham ot1iciatrd at tht Presbyterian church Frlday evening l. < good congregation and preached q very impressive sermon. after wh.ct th- ordination of Eaaer and a Deac9t
 who had been elected at d prey.ou. meeting took place. J. D. Moody Va, made an Elder and duly oTdaiaed anc installed, as Was l. A. short as z Deacon. ]. H. Bard was elected ar Elder, but owing to hls il health coula not be induced into office until some
 future time. Rev. J B Morrow of De} alis Bluff, was present and as sisted. also lIr Ben Elder If Marian ma, one of Rev Blagham's Elders from tls church there, came up to assist II
 the ordination which IS a very lmpres.
 s.ve ceremony in the Presbyterian church, and requires the assistance Of a fu!l board of membership ia the session,
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
You Know What Nou Are Tahisr

When you take Groves Tastettss Chill
 Tome bccausr The formula ,a plainly printed on every bottle SION n-: tbat t |, simply Iron and Qu.une ina lasieiess form. No cure. DO paN DO.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under I;snta 3 as administrator of tue estate Of Iguae 10th Day of December, 1909, apply to the Probate Court Of St. Francis county, Atkausas. tar an order 10 sell the sN I ssci'7n 70, township four co north range one ll east. containing tGr acres of and of St Francs County. Arkausas said sa.e ueinE made Tor the purpose Os paving debts ot said estate.
 JOHN T. DYhL.
 Administrator of the Estate of igtac Pos. p!scl. n-,t G5
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
ReautIfIlE Clear SkIas

Heroine eEeFts aireet influence on the bowels. liyrl aEd aidr=ys. pun tyirz auc strengtheniEZ these ozsaas. and maiutaln- ing them in a normal condition Of health thus re emogag 2 common eaase of yellow mothy, greasy -kin. aad m9se or ie-> of pmple>. b.otcAes and b.ackheads. 5Qc a J. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

2 GrLI = ? uIllSIlnyr, NC+. Nc.
 aaFe very nice line o Shirts Collars Cuffs and eek rom winch the astidious may be well suited No -e n Eastern Arkansas carries complete
 eueral Merchandise than may be found in my lave not space to cnumerate or call your special attention the Bargains in all lines Suffice say that T yen want Comforts Blankets. Trunks, yases, Har- ness. Saddles, BrddIe all kinds of mule Jewclry, Col lars Collar Pads, Breeding. Pow and Wagon Harness Hardware, Tinware, Cooking and Heating Stoves Glass ware, Queensware, Porcelain Ware, Lamps plain fancy, Clocks Jewelry, Groceries, Provisions, call
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

Lunch baskets. scheo. lag- and mem. oIahduu books at the Newsstand, cheap igg cash.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
e GMMvvs..

This signature is On everv box Of tae genuine laxative BrOmo=Q QHiR,ns ea1.et- the remedy that eti- 2 a c0iJ t1 U-.e day
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

More Outings Per- Waist Goodtoo shades designs and patterns. appreciated
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
Sale Under Execution.

NOTlCE is hereby gwen that Nv v5rt,le Of 4e an execution issued out af tfe office of thc Clerk Qf the Circuit Court ou iue- ..lSt day CT October, I+e, directing The HptelSI Igued tpctu~e h be made Gal Of tLe gooi- and thatlrls. lands and teueUeuts Ut j " HuN duc ". =. ANhcrs. the sum of S4uAel which sad amount represents the amount uf the Judgement with cost la the aate of tnr eNecu- ton m the case Ot =. h. J4hu-aH against thr -ali J. W. Hall and w k WIher,. which judgment Was rendered oa the .2l day of August. 1ti3.
 Now. therefore notice is hereby given that Inc undersigned viii on the
 lst Day of December. 1902. at the west door Of the courthouse. in Forrest O4t}. >i. traucls Couaty. Arkuuea%. offer for sale 10 tue highest ad3tf. on a credit of 'hrte months, HI the right. tjtleaul interest pi Inc >ald N. S, NltherS in and 10 tho fol- wing described real estate ly4ugfar4 being m the county of St. Frauc5s. ~tatc. .ot Arkau- faS. lawif:
 >tui hea>t quarter Of section eight .- and tt~t oi rtHer, the southwest quarter of see dl'p elSHt lo. township tour "A north range ife t'I east. said sale to he maHe in fortV acre tracts. (. lIuiEcucteg at the northeast corner or said tract. Sad sale Nr58R rla5e to satisfy TnF 7HoEe described iu3Ement m favor of = b iuhus"H with Ali interest and costs
 ,HiFen under ny hand as ~heriF of St. ihN"ls county, Arkansas, on ths }!std day of October lyG3
 Signed ! D NgENTGtI1r sto,te h! VIM. NJ RPHREE. D S
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
J. ". PREWETT, Land Surveyor and Real |
 tate Agent.

: >pecial attention given to Bottom L'l1 l1 Ofiic- with ] N Prcwett. Forrest OiN. -A
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
It will Certainly Interest you to Inspect this Line

exquisite mentioned ~
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
Ladies CapeS

l am sure that my stock Of La. dies CapeS and Jackets Is compos- ed of garments to suit every taste, and l propose to sell them al Bar gain prices. Also have an i'm mense line of
 Misses CIoaks and Wraps that will astonish you for beauty, quality and low price.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

t5 And Now About Shoes.
 Shoes Staple Goods In.ac, have at gs: zz7s Shoes, and all Shoes that |. Shoes well and Shoes that comfortable The Fzzee most important consideration 1 wan: = saeE - line of Shoes that will please you in every = taee particulars. II do this then l ought sza yaz your Shoes don't you think sot Asz see TEN. NETS SHOES. The Mazo is strictly Dress Shoe. Ta4 Lenox Eclipse and Bartlett less expensive 61: very fine; The Michigan is timbermans waterproof aes, The Sone.Nountan k erack-a-iaek aHl be Corn =
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
-~sS@A Big Stock of Goods at Little Prces.8

R0BT l. PETTUS Mammoth Fall and Winter Cash Sale. Fall determined lae yort if
 
  will
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

Musin Sheotng White Table 0 had the line Come yourself h. ID 5
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
ELECTION RETURNS.

The eleeti1r November 1 I89z. toI Congressman First District ot Ark4n- sas Was characterized ouiy Y the faiIute Of the people to tlrD ~. and vote. In several precincts thara as no election held. some dsy this apathy on tue part ot the d=m9cIa atic voters will cause a slip ur.@
 The f9l.oajng IS Inc vcte hy town ships, received by Hon k. Esuee Ma con, who Was tAe only caua tate.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

.4E-A Attention, Mems and Boys Clothing purchased select lnoof Clothing latest styles and
  all ands ades n Caps, Gloves Etc.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

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The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
lst Day of December. 1902.

Now. therefore. notice is hereby gwen that he undersigned will on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-13
SIX SCHOLARSHIPS
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Candidates to Be Chosen by
Competitive Examination.
NEW CHARTERS ARE ISSUED
Mrs. j. G. Beavers, Lady Clerk in the
InternalIRevenue Office at Raleigh,
is Missing in the Most Mys-
terious Manner.
{snecia1 Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
RALEIGH. N. c., June Tine super
intendent of Public Instruction has re-
ceived notice from the Peabody Normal
College. at Nashville, Tenn, that six
vacancies for North Carolina occurred
in that institution May 2Sth. The school
has nominated candidates for three OF
these vacancies, the appointees being
l.. L. Cohen, Of Avon's Creek; Hardy
Good, of Rutherford College. and James
w. Moseley, of E,lkin. The Superinteno-
ent of Public Instruction is asked to call
for competitive examinations by the SUI
perintendents In all counties where there
are candidates On July 18th and 18TH.
A charter was granite dthis morning to
the Brown Normal Institute, OF CHAR
lotte There is no capital. The school IS
TO be in charge of Rev. G. q. Sommer-
vile.
The State charters the Melvin Hill
Manufacturing and Supply COMPANY. Q,
Melvin Hill, Polk county. The capital
stock is $4,000. The business is general
merchandise.
LIDDLE-WATSON.
At o'clock this morning in the par
lors of the Baptist Female University,
Mrs Laura Watson, matron OF the
school, was united in marriage to MIR:
H. A. Liddle, a prosperous grocer OF
Winston Salem. They LETT at once 1or
their future nome DIT !" hlstoAi0 St
A LADY MISSING.
Considerable anxiety has been felt here
regarding the strange disappearance OF
the wife of Mr.. j. c. Beavers, who hoios
a responsible clerkship in the United
States internal revenue office here, under
Collector E. C. Duncan. Mrs. Beavers
left home Tuesday night and despite the
most dilgent search was not found until
late last night. when she was discovered
in a house occupied by the family OF
Mr.. James Baffaloe. She is said 10 De IN
somewhat demented condition. Sne
had threatened to kill herself several
tirnes The Baffaloe house is In a 10
cality of questionable repute.
Kelley's livery stables were badly dam
aged by fire this morning about 10 O'CLOCK
Damage was possibly $1,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-13
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 12.-The cotton market
opened firm with prices 5@1 points higher.
normal response to bullish cables from the Eng
lish market and to dry ther reports from the
entire belt The shorts were the CHIEF buyers
at the. higher prices, though Europe figured as
a light purchaser of the fall and winter months
But public support failed to awaken. and as
bull traders in mood to take the agrees
sive. the whole list siftcd slowly backward
after the call. Before midday last nights
final bids were once il force Forecasts
for showers extensive in areas OF the east
ern belt and for portions Of the western belt
inspiring selling for reaction by the bear
leaders. The fact that New Orleans dropped
from 9.36 on the opening to 9.23 by midday for
July, led TO claims thatc rop conditions as a
whole in the South were favorable and spot de-
mand was less active The report that the In
dia Monsoon had broken and would greatly bene-
fit the crops of that country, led to depress the
late forenoon market. Later in the day the local
market slowly rallied light covering OF a
prohibiting nature. The market finally
quiet and net unchanged to two points higher.
Total sales were conServatively estimated at
$4,000 bales. Louisiana adrtces complained of
insect damage small scale; otherwise crop
generally beariSh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-13
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY 4. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Manchester, Va
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
/ OF
HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 10Z E. SIX

nv virtue of deed of trust from Daniel
pincbsrn recorded in the clerks Office OF
ths IIustinss Court OF the city OF Man
chester. in D. 3. 70. page S: default . hay az.
sac,,rsd thereby, and being directed 50 to
do by the Board OF Directors OF the Viz
GINA Building and Loan Company, I will
sen MiiaaN 81 18TH DAY OF JUNE. 1ar.
ar 5 O'Clock p NJ, the above house and
lot. which fronts 45x11s fser on the west
side OF Sixteenth Street between Decatur
and stockton Streets. The house In a
comfortable dwelling. containing three or
four rooms: the iot IS q scod one
TERMsCask sufficient TO pay costs OF
executing this trust. taxed, and to Pay q
balance OF S295.46 duo on said debt: the.
balance on such terms 3. win be an
nounced at the sale