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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
RICH GOLD MINE
IN HALIFAX COUNTY
Copper Mine Superintendent
Discovers aVein that Prom
Uses Fine Results.

ALTON, HALIFAX COUNTY. VA.
July ia we'll known citizen has just
returned from the vicinity OF Virgilina,
and brings the news Of discovery Of gold
on the farm OF George Hite. which is
located about half mile from Old Red
Bank store. and about three or four
miles from the town OF Virginia.
Mr.. II. c. crowell. superintendent Of
one Of the largest copper mining COM
panlcs OF that section. first noticed
traces OF gold while prospecting for cop
per some months ngo. and secured an
option, and later on deed to tho prop
erty. and recently formed company
and purchased options on many other
places where the vein OF tho precious
metal Is supposed to run.
Several analyses have been made and
the dirt is very rich. some OF 1t yielding
$4,000 to the ton. The vein Is four feet
wide for quarter OF mile, which is
as far as 1t has been traced.
Mr.. Crowell is an experienced miner
from the famous Gold Hlll section OF
North Carolina, and considers the prop
erty valuable one. Mr.. w. r. Harris.
another wellknown miner Of Virginia
and North Carolina, will be associated
with Mr.. Crowell in the enterprise. A
ten stamp mill will be started at an
early day. and good results are e1-
nected.
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FROM SOUTHPORT
TO WILMINGTON
Haywood Case Postponed.
Negro Schools Selected
for Consolidation.
to The Times-Dispatch.

" Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
RALEIGH. n. c.. July B.-The South
port, Atlantic and Western Railroad
Company was chartered to-day with ST.
10000 capital, to construct railroad
from Southport to Wilmington and South
Carolina line, the road to be about forty
miles long. The incorporators are: NJ. 9.
Brumbaugh. w. w. Patterson. G. G.
Rhodes. C.. N. Wise. T. N. Buckwalter.
A. ]. Fahnestock. J. A. Hurry. all Of
Philadelphia
The State Board OF Education to-day
selected the negro normal schools at
Winston-Salem. Franklinton. Elizabeth
City and Fayetteville as he four to re-
cetve the State appropriation in conformi-
ty with thcir resolution to consolidate
from seven to four.
The schools cut off were: Salisbury. Ply
mouth and Goldsboro.
The noted case against Ernest Haywood
for the killing OF Ludlow Skinner was
called for trial by Judge PEBBLES in Wake
Superior Court. and continued until the
September term. after vigorous opposition
by the prosecution.
The continuance was on an AFFIDAVIT by
Haywood. that two material witnesses.
Charles B. Hocutt, OF Raleigh. and Ber-
nard A. schimtz, No. Ito East Lexington
Street. Baltimore. cannot attend at this
time. Hocntt having typhoid fever, and
Schmitz Is at the bedside OF his wife in
Baltimore. she being critically III.
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DRESS FREQUENTLY
Result Of Order for Army Officers to
Wear Uniforms on Duty.

Ofcers OF the army on duty in the
War Department wear uniforms the same
as IL thew were on duty at military posts
OccasIonally an officer Is found who does
not appear in uniform, but 1t Is only for a
day or two at most. The practice has
resulted in making nearly every room oc-
cupied by Officers dressing room, where
wardrobes are kept. Most officers dislike
very much to appear on the street IN
uniform; 1t makes them too conspicuous
Uniforms for use In the department are
kept In a wardrobe, ana the o1hcers put
them on when they arrive In the morn
Ing, take them off and don CIVILIAN oress
to 20 TO luncheon, and upon their re-
turn In the afternoon and departure for
home later 80 through the same process
They don't like it. but 1t Is an order.
For people doing business at the depart-
nent ~ is much better, for stranger
knows whether he Is talking with an
officer or a. clerk, and If familiar with the
emblems, can tell the rank OF the ON
Several attempts have been made to
have an order Issued In the Navy De-
partment which would direct officers on
tlutv there to wear their uniforms. but
the officers have always made II plain
that such an order would not be best,
of the army, $50 far as discipline Is con-
cerned. but uniforms are not needed In
the department or about headquarters In
a city, In garrsons, where the uniform is
worn all the time. and where all men are
soldiers, It is, OF course. good prac-
tice and essential. but 1t Is great an
noVancs In other places, where only a
faw men are In uniform out OF several
hundred thousand" Post.
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Chased by Another Locomo-
tive and Brought Home.
A HEAD ON COLLISION
The Crews Of Both Engines Jumped,
but Engineer Sam Bagby Was Badly
Hurt--Flagman Caught Under
Cars and His Leg Crushed.
Especial to Tho Times. pl,patch. J

SALISBURY, N. c.. July 13.-Engl-
neer Sam Bagby was painfully, II not
seriously. injured internally in head
end collision. which occurred on the
Southern yards here Saturday night 1T
the time OF the. accident he was on a
shifting engine, and had started milo
below the city to bring in through
freight loaded with peaches. which had
stalled or the main line. When near
the yard limits and without warning the
two engines collded while moving mt
about thirty miles per hour. The engi.
necrs and flremen on both trains jumped
Just In time to escape fatal injurie5
Just as he Jumped Engineer Bngby re-.
versed his engine. which at once plunged
nortiiward on the main line track, rush
ling like wild bull through Salisbury
on through Spencer. continuing up Inc
main line to Holtsburg. about six mi!eo
distant, where 1t was overtaken BY an
engine from the Spencer yards, care.
fully coupled to the rescuns engine and
Brought back to tho Spencer shops. For
funately the main line track was clear
at the time. No. 20, the fast mail. hav-
ing Just cleared the switch at Spencer
as the wild engine passed, thus avertins
another serious wreck.
LEG CRUSHED.
Tlagman r. l.. Orator. OF the South
ern. was caught under the cars IN some
the Spencer yards and had his LETT leg
crushed so badly that It was amputated
at the whitehead- STOKES Sanitarlum
here Saturday. Tho patient Is stu IN
critical condition. but 1t is thought he
will recover.
Night Foreman Gibbs. at the round
house at Spencer, sustained severe In
juries about the head Saturday night
while attempting to repair headlight
!, Iav erpfrpa. He lost his
footing and fell about ten feet. his head
striking the cobble-stone pavement IN
the round house.
While doing some emergency repair
work in the shops at Spencer Sunday
one OF the colored assistants was acct
IDENTIFY caught by large bar OF iron
which was being operated upon py
large steam hammer, ana palh1ul4y nule
about the shoulders.
Five special trains passed here satur-
day loaded with Georgia peaches. aggra-
eating about one hundred car loads
bound for northern markets. Large ship
,nents OF Georgia melons also pass here
daily. Most OF these choice fruits arc
shipped in refrigerator cars.
INcENDAEY FIRE.
An unsuccessful attempt was maze 70
burn the granary OF Mr.. ]. T. Barrtnger,
Of this city. few nights ago. A num-
her of bushels OF wheat was missing,
and 1t is thought that a thief tried 70
burn the building in order to conceal
The theft
The fiesta Al Fresco. which was
most successful open-air outing and fes-
tival In this city during the past week.
closed Saturday night. 1t Is understood
that the Daughters OF the confcderacy,
under whose auspices the event was
given, have realized quite a nice sum TO-
wards the erection OF Confederate
monument In Salisbury Inc OCCASION
waa y delightful one in every particular.
besides being a financial success.
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More OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Editor OF The Times. Dispatch:
sir.-1 notice from The Times-Dispatch
OF Thursday. that "the Youths Com
panton furnished tho informa ton that by
means Of cross-breeding, Luther Bur-
bank. OF Santa Rosa. Cal. has developed
variety OF blackberries, which are per-
fectly white, as bright as snow In the
sunshine. and transparent"
White blackberrIes are quite a rarely.
own. but they can be found nearer
home than either California or Arkansas
or even North Carolina. At. springdale,
in Chesterfield county. about mile and
half from Bon Air. they have grown
for twenty years. don't know where
they came from originally. but they were
set there by the owner OF the place, who
had a great many rare fruits. They were
Identical with the Lawton berry excent
In color. which resembled that Of the
mIstletoe berry more than anything else.
They were not as vigorous In growth
as the common blackberry. but had
heavy crops OF berries.
don't know II they are there now, as
the place passed Into other hands about
three years ago and is now owned. be.
lieve, by a Mr[.Patton. Of this city. On
this place. too. were raised the first jap
anese plums. ever brought to the Rich
mond market.
Richmond, Va, July l3, 1903.
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Asylum Don Commentary.
No, 4, knights Templar,
Danville, Va, November 6. 1909.

Danvlle, Va, November 6. 1909.
At a stated conclave OF Don Command
s s5S ~ smapa p al hsd e AaS%p 49,
resolutions on the death OF Sir Knight
Irving W. May were, offered by. commit
tee qpRsionsd aeS sd 81 REspE fSHws
This Commandery has heard OF the
death of Sir Knight Irving W, May In
Ell Paso. Texas, July q, 1902,
Masonry in our midst, passing through
the various degrees with credit to him
self and the, order.
member Of the valiant and magnan1mous
order of the Temple here.
DR.. May was gentleman OF culture
atfnbs ana ana IN Ills proes
sion. and interested and devoted to the
cause OF Masonry,
died while yet TPSn th down bv an
nsidious and ruthless disease, far from
home home and friends. It Is proper that TINS
Commandry put upon recofa an e ~, 81 =,
sion Of Its deep a soSfHM m M NOS Of his
NJ. Th eIsd re- Resolved; That Don Com
mandery No. s. d y: express pr sir 'fs PRE- t
f fpvina s9 ". May and extends to his striek
a a. Emily sincere sympathy and condo
i It "a In their unspeakahle bereavement
That this c9mm msmory Ii' It's asylum
Keep IN The hearts of his surviving fraters:
a ataa VASTLY ~ hoping to meet our departed
f frater on the morning Ct the the resurreo-
s'H That a copy of these resolutions De put
-, racord and ono sent to the family or,
our iamented frater. 1r,,,y
q. r. THOMPSON,
ROBERT T.. sNEED,
rsste. S. M. MARTIN. Recorder.
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Editor OF The Times Dispatch;
Sir,-My attention has been called to 8
notice in your Issue. OF Sunday last. You
say have spent seven weeks in Chicago
in the interest of the Atlantic and Pacific
OH Company, and will return to this
city (RlchmonO about the first OF Octo-
Der next"
This is incorrect The writer returned to
Richmond Saturday last, and expects to
Der next. still representing the Atlantic
and Pacific OH Company. This correct
cd notice Is for the benefit OF the many
pleased to know I am now at my Rich
mond Office In the Ebel Building, for the
summer. ever ready and willing to i'm
oil companies I represent particularly
the Atlantic and Pacific and the Interstate
Petroleum Company.
Richmond. Va. July IS. 1908.
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SWEDISH CANDY BOXES
Made Of Wood and Decorated With
Quaint Pictures.


The newest candy boxes arc Of wood
and come from Sweden. There are buck
cts with hoops and slaves showing. and
the covers fitted on with wooden bars
and hasps Just such buckets as are
used to fetch sugar or butter from the
store or that the farm girls carry for
berry picking.
Simple as they look. they are expensive.
A bucket holding from two to three
pounds costs from "a to 81. This is be-
cause OF the peculiar decoration and orna-
mental notices that are the handiwork
OF the Swedish peasant women.
The candy consumed, the bucket an
swers good purpose as work-box. It Is
the style OF box just suited to rusticating.
The designs painted across the slaves all
savor Of orchard and field and country
doings. and the wonder is that colors so
direct, almost staring in themselves,
should look 80 modestly appropriate
when pictured on the wooden surface
Another model of the wooden candy
box Is Of fat, lozenge shape, with the
front opening like cupboard door. and
with wooden bar and pin for fastening.
There are wooden pegs made to mt into
the back and places for attaching the lit
tie hanger to the wall This style box Is
fac-simile OF the housewives key-holder.
which figures conspicuously in every Swe-
dish household. "A place for everything
and everything In It's pace IS the Eng
lish Interpretation of the motto that dis
tingulshesl this receptacle.
miniature chest shape. with stout
looking hoops and wooden staple, Is a
style Of box that does we'll for handker-
chief case or trinket holder when its orig
inal mission is over. The motto on this
is a love message framed in homely terms.
Some of the sayings on these curiously
pretty wares are In rhyme. signifying
health and pleasure pledges and gallant
resolves to dance and make merry. to
sing and frolic and be sportive In keep
Ing with the seas on.-New York Sun.
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COUNCIL OF
MANCHESTER
Telephone Matter Tonight.
Elks' Trip to Baltimore.
Illness Of Miss GdllyOn.
Manchester Bureau Times-Dispatch,
11l2 Hull Street


The Common Council will meet in
regular session tonight. One Of the most
Important measures to come UP will be
the proposed telephone franchise, which
was slightly amended at former meet
Ing. The amendment Is OF minor Inn
portance, and will probably be agreed
to.
Another matter will be the report from
the Finance Committee on tho appropra-
ton Of 1850 towards a house for the
superintendent Of Maury Cemetery. which
was agreed upon at the last meeting of
the committee.
FUNERAL OF AN INFANT.
The infant OF Mr.. and Mrs p. G. Wolts,
OF No. 303 East Seventh Street, WAS
buried from the homo at s o'clock Sun
day Afternoon. Rev. Asa Driscoll conduct
ed the services.
ELKS TRIP.
A large number OF Manchester Elks
will go to Baltimore next Monday night,
trip Will be taken over the York River
Line. leaving Richmond In the afternoon.
The party will be away about Ave days,
reaching Manchester on their return
Saturday morning.
EXCURSION TO BEACH PARK.
Central Methodist Church Sunday
school will 20 to West Point tomorrow
morning. A large crowd is expected, and
the many attractions at Beach Park will
be enjoyed by them ALL
The. Oak Grove moonlight to Dutch
Gap has been postponed on account OF
tho strike.
MISS GALLYoN ILL.
Miss Ada Gallyon. SO popular In Man
chester, where she Is we'll known, Is
very Ill at her home In Chase City. She
is suffering relapse OF typhoid fever.
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A PARDONED MAN
ARRESTED IN LOUDOUN
fsnecial to The Times Dlspatch,)
!. NSISsS..IH. " A - LII. 10 Z, ial,n RI

Especial to The 'Ilmes-Dlspatch,)
LEESBURG. VA. July lS,--Richard
Thompson, colored, who was convicted
at Leesburg three years ago as an ac-
cessory to the ht' MddIebnrn 'I ~ tha
ter mart of November, 1893. and sentenced
To the penitentary for eighteen years.
was hardened by Governor A. j. Monta-
que upon the recommendation Of the
Board of Pardons on account of Illness.
a fter serving three years. The county Off
cials. unaware of his pardon. arrested
him Saturday and lodged him In jail
pending an Investigation, Later he was
released, Harrison Thompson. who was
the principal In the murder, is still at
large,
seaton was killed by being cut in the
abdomen by razor while attempting to
arrest the negroes,
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With Pats Blasting.

!, The wichita qsan.> Eagle says the f 2 !,
filed with the probate Judge OF that town:
ITO the Honorable Probate Judge--This
is to certify that T. r. Smith, father Of
give my unqualified consent to the mar
rage of said G. A. Smith to Mr.. Frank
Enoch. and do authorize you, Judge to
give the above parties a. license to join
her in the hold bounds Of matrimony."
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PLUMBERS TO MEET
AT ATLANTIC CITY
Tlmes-D!spatch Bureau,
No. l417 G Street. N, w.

Washington. D. G., July 18TH,
The Board of Governors of the National
Plumbers Association met here this after,
noon and decided to hold the next annual
convention at Atlantic City early in AN
gust, the exact date to be fixed by the
president. Morgan r. Mills. OF Richmond,
a member Of the board. was present. ana
there were also present members from
adelphia. Wilmington, Delaware, Bal
tlmore, washington Norfolk, Atlanta and
epartanburg, 8. G.
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WOULD-BE SUICIDE
WAS SENT TO JAIL

Especial to The Tmes-Dlspatch,l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July 13.-
seymour Scott, we'll kown character, at
tempted suicide here this evening by
throwing himself into the Rappahannock
River. He was rescued by several par
ties who were nearby. and large crowd
gathered,
Scott was sent to jail and his sanity
vAAA be inquired intcS
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By II. A. McCurdy
w. B. Plzzini Co..
Real Estate Brokers
COMMISSIONER Sale
...OF...
No. alb E. Broad Street, Aorth
Side, Between Fourth and Filth
Streets; Three Brick Stores,
Northeast Corner Of Leigh
Street and Brook Ayenue
...AND...
Frame Store, Corner ST. John and
Cootes Streets,
At Auction, on the Premises, on
Tuesday, July 18th, 1903,
At Hours Below Mentioned.

cree Of the { chancery Court Of d: the city
Of hshSs 1he suit on Of Ms shFs a 49,
vs.. Zimmerman. ct ais. therein pending.
the undersigned appointed Special Com
missioner thereby will offer for sale on
10Y 'e. AT O'CLOCK P. M,
the Frame Store, situated at the north
east corner of st. John and Coots Streets
No. 1901. the lot, fronting 80 feet on St.
Cootes Street 12e feet 6 inches. This Is q
good business stand. Immediately there
AT $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the three Brick stores at corner OF Leigh
Street and Brook Avenue the corner, No.
drug sors ns Of N.Y. as
eupied BY a drug store for thirty years.
The store adjoining, No. 1913. IN occu-
pancy Ct Fl, MT; Wood. and -, No; s2s adj9 or.
feet on 4 Leigh Street and runs back 80
feet to an alley. These houses will be
as may Be deemed best at time Of sale
and plat showing subdivision will be
shown at time of SALE Immediately there-
that very deslrably located Brick BROAD
STREET STORE. No. 41s, on the north
os Of RsS s ssIest vest S Eve ses
8 10 inches on Broad Street. The improve
ments consist OF three-story brick store,
with dwelling above. and occupying most
OF the lot. The location Of this property
commends. 1t to those seeking first-class
Investments. Broad Street property In
this location Is rarely on tho market, and
this Is in the very centre of the retail
trade Of the city.
TERMs-All cash. or in lieu thereof,
purchaser may pay one-thlrd In cash and
give negotiable notes. with interest add
ed and waving the homestead. payable
sale; the title to be retained until. the
entire purchase money Is paid. Sales
made subject to the confirmation OF the
court.
4 ! Co. alol ,t,olo
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On account Of moving from the city.
her residence, COS West Main Street.
TuEsR;AY Mo y ~ \ JpLY r 18th 7,
over-stlffed PariI9r suit. upholstered n
hair. with fine Silk Brocatelle.. cost $50:
very handsome .Parlor Pictures. Orange
Lace Curtains. Mahogany Finished Ia
BILE with brass trimmings: fine French
Plate iMantel Mirrow with bronze and
hogany Finished Rockers. Fur and Vel
vet Rugs. Gold Leaf Chairs. japanese
Vases and Bric-a--Brao. Portieres. &C.
walnut Chamber Suit. latest design, MI.
ror Door Wardrobe to match. cost s275i
Wilton Velvet. Carpet. handsome Toilet
Set, Fold stork Screen, Lace Curtains,
Hall Rack WITH large French 9sh Plate 5s Mr. HI
tSr ol BRUSSELS Hail and Stair Carpets.
BneE Sax esss s qse
CHARTERED Oak Extension, Table with
GaEyea Legs 5xtsa gS sre
G Gae s Curtains we and shaaes Zine
Dining Chairs. Dining Room Pictures.
Alaska Rsfrigerator. one l han e,soas
lot Of other Crockery. Glassware. KNIVES.
chine. Comet self-feedlng Stove.
HtGhencNo Eng Range &C.. an do TtHfn-
Stove. chllds Combination Chair. hand
some Go-Cart. one 4o-Gallon Stone Filter.
c A q r fse ladea are Especially o nVted
to attend this sale.
THg VALENTINE AUCTION co.
1ulyl2-2t, Auotloneers'
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t,ie walkers was further broken today
John and James nob soasst g CARPET mil,
p TaII q pT ashafk made By the rs s1'
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Tho bond required OF the Special Com
missioner by the Aforementioned decree
has been duly given.
Teste: CHAS. O. SAVILLD.
Clerk.
II. A Mccurdy and w. B. PIzzlni.' Auc-
tfoneers. at.a "a aa5
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PLOT TO AVENGE
SERVlAN ROYALTIES
my Assoclatsd Pre- IS.

(By Associated Press
BUCHAREST, ROUAfANIA, July 1s,-It
It said that the Seryian authorities have
unearthed a conspiracy to ayenge tho late
King Alexander. A lieutenant OF a fron-
tier garrison has been arrested. charged
with making threats against Colonel
Maschin. A search Of the lleutenants
quarters disclosed evidence that twelve
officers had formed g league to take ven-
geance upon the reSicldes.
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LOT UPON WHICH 1T STANDS. At
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER Or,
JESSAMIND AND BURTON 6TREETA
In execution Of decree Of the chanoer2
Court Of the city Of Rehmond entered
June 2s, 1908, In the suit Of Mays ys
whitlock. ct, ais" VIII sell by pubic
SATURDAY, JULY IS. 1908,
at o'clock r. NJ. the house and, lol
above referred to, consisting OF tsame
able lot upon which It stands, fronting g
feet and running back good depth. Tha
building could, with moderate expendi.
ture, be made most conf ortable home,
TERMs-one-third cash. and the residue ~.
at 8. u ana 10 mon t,,Ia r ret ined WIN
STUART BOWIE,
Special Commissioner.
The bond required Of the Special Com.
missioner by the above mentioned decres
mas oe'N N1'' e'' c. o. sAvMLE.
July l4-tds Clark,
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In execution OF deed OF trust. dated
july alst. 1898. and recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court, In p: b. 40 "B, page
SIT Will sell By public auction. on the
- ' THURSDAY. JULY Is. 1875
at 8 o'clock P. NJ. the property above res
ferred TO. consisting OF q four-room frame
dwelling, with the lot upon which II
stands, fronting II feet and running hack
n feet to an alley in the rear 10 Seet wide,
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the costs
OF sale, taxes To day OF sale. and the debt
residue In equal .nstalments at and y
months for notes. with interest added. and
secured by a deed OF trust.
GEO G. JEFFs1RsoN,
July i4-tds Trustee.
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BY tho Valentine Auction Co..
Auctioneers.

A UCTION sALD OF EXTRAoRDI-
a NARY FINE FURNITURE. We'll
VET CARPETS. LACE CURTAINS.
BRIC-A-BRAC JARDINIERES AND
PALMS. CHINA. &C.. AT NO. COS WEST
MAIN STREET.
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JOHN A. LAMB,
Special Commissioner.
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BY N. W, Bowe.
Raal Estate AuctloneeT.

COMMISSIONERS sALn
~ - OF 80. 80.
THE FRAME DWELLING. WITH THE
LOT UPON WHICH 1T STANDS. At
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER Or,
LESSAMIND AND BURTON SIRENt0
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BY N. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Aucttoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE
BUT COMFORTABLE, DWELLING.
NO, 7S5 WILLIAM STREET,
BY AUCTION.
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P. Fl. Fry. clerk. do hereby ceru1
that the bond required of Special Conn
missioner John G.. Williams In the apoVa
SUIT aus Oes'' >0A' p. II. FRY. Clerk.