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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-11

thusiastic Stedman man for Governor.
and declares that Major Stedman viii
surely DO nominated for Governor. unless
all signs fall. His business has taken
him 70 every county seat In the State
within the past six months, and he says
people are talking Stedrnan" everywhere
he COOS.
The Major seems to be well known and
popular outside Of the State, for yester-
day no received O. pressing invitation 10
speak to the first regular toast at the
anniversary banquet Of the st. Andrew
Society OF Charleston, 8. c.. to be held
November 5oth. The 81, Andrew ,s the
Oldest society in the Union.
There was q fire In q small corrugated
rcfreshm ent shack near tho passenger
station this morning kept by yvomble and
WilkIe. The fire was pue out in novel
manner before the fire department got
there. There 10 soda fountain there, and
Mr.. Womble turned 1t loose on the blaze.
A hole was burned IN the roof OF the eye
aore ana fire trap; ana Chief OF Police
Scott Immediately notified the proprietors
not to repair the roof. AZ there was an
ordinance against erecting or repairing
any such buildings now within the fire
limit"
Captain John n. Medearis. supervisor
Of the Atlantic and Yadkln division Of the
Southern Railway. and Miss Arena 2.
Con wers married at the home Of the
bride, at King, n. c., this morning at
o'clock. After the ceremony. the bridal
party came to Greensboro whore at noon
splendid dinner was served and q re-
ception given to-: the numerous friends
Of the bride and groom at the honae OF the
latter, In this city.
Congressman ". 8 Hill, of Winona,
Mas. who has been visiting his uncle
tlere. Mr.. Shedd Hill. left for Virginia to
visit relatives at Culpeper before enter
ins upon his duties In Congress.
General John Gill, OF Baltimore, has
finished his week Of annual hunting Mt
his game preserves near Climax, this
county, and returned home yesterday.
Rev. Paul Barringer. who has been
preaching the Brick Church and Mount
Hope, In this county. some time ngo.
has returned to his home in Cabarrur
county.
Rev. w. A. Murray, pastor OF the Pres
byterjan Church at Lincolnton, spent the
nixht here with his mother, leaving With
( hor to-day for Hancock, Md. where he
will be married on Wednesday to Miss
Amer Bridges, OF that town. Mr. Charles
II. Murray. his brother, left Saturday for
the purpose OF spending some time IN
washington city before Joining the mar
riase party. y
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BY Virtue Of 8 certain deeds OF trust,
one dated Dec. 2 1885. and Of record In
p. B. l64 c.. p. $50, IN Richmond Chance
record, In said court and the other dated
July II, 1895, and Of record In Henrico
Countc Court ID. B. 149 A. p. 26s, default
having been made in tho payment OF GER
tain notes therein ea
THURSDAY, nov. 18TH. 1908. s
the property above mentioned. in the rol<
lowing order:
First-at IL o'clock M. the farm on the
Hungary Road, contajhlng 66 acres, more
or less. and lying about l mile north DE-
Lakeside Park.
secondIat 2 NJ the vacant .J lot 90. on
north Of Baker Street. fronting. Is feet.
and running back between parallel lines
so feet to an alley.
Third-at $3.50 z. NJ, the brick store ana
on the south side OF Leigh Street. hes
tween st. James and Adams Streets, bes
ginning AZ feet west Of st. James Street.
thence extending westwardly and fronts
back between parallel lines 100 feet 10 an
alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS-Cash as to expenses Of exe>
cutting these trusts any delinquant taxoa
that may be due, and q ratable- propor-
following amounts: s1.os7,5o. with interess
from Sept IS. 1908. which Is first Lien
on No. 8 West Leigh Street: $ssl.52. with
interest thereon from N S.oy !, lgol, Which
thereon from July II, 1895, which. p q
ilrst lien on said Sc acres and the Iiickor1
Street lot; balance at and Ind T 2 ysars; @
Trustee Under 6 Isl Il and 1E q DEEDS. &
r. l.. MONTAGUE,
Trustee Under I'd Deed.
G. l. s. II. L. Denoon. Aucttoneers.
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BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auct!oneer.
SALE OF ,r,.r ,,oar
Attractive, window, De.
tached New Brick Resi-.
dence, No. zoos Han
over Street,
IN LED DISTRICT.

I will sell by public auction, on the
= ' Wednesday, NOV. II, 1903,
at 1890 o'clock p. NJ, that well-built, hap.
PLY planned and well ventilated two-story
residence above referred to. on Hanover
street, between Meadow and Rowland
Streets, with Q rooms, Latrobe stove. pan
try, store rooms, CLOSETS. cernented cellar
x110X feet to a eofoot alley. Can be
seen any day between 10 and o'clock.
TERMS--At sale.
This house was not built to be put On
tho market nov o-tos
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Superannuated Relation.

Especial to Tho Timss-Dlspatch.)
WINSTON-SALl1Ai. N. Co.. Nov .N.--
Rev. T, H. Pegram. OF this city. the
oldest member OF Western North Caro-
lima M. u. Conference will ask FOR
superanuuated relation at annual ses-
sion. which convenes at High Point to-
morrow. Mr.. Pegram has beep preaching
for sixty years
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LEGAL BATTLE.
Judge Refuses to Restrain Local.
Option Election.
~ nha TImaa, n lsnatch,

fsnecial 70 The Times, pIspatch,l
SALISBURY. ". c., Nov. 10,--At States
v,ile to-day Judge Allen refused to issue
= restraining order against the local OPP
tion electiou to be held In Salisbury on
The 18th instant, Tonight the Board Of
Aldermen refused to grant a petition to
nostnons the election. A legal battle 1s
on and each side Il contestins every men:
a nst nsht between Mayor Ho ost sa, anS
1 1esrus. vas narrowly ayerted tonight.
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.SYDN0R { HUNDLEY,

LEADERS IN
Furniture of Quality.
The unprecedented increase
Of BOOK WORMS the past
few months. has played hav-
&C with our stock Of Book
cases. But for a timely ar
rival last week Of some IF
teen or twenty Cases orr
stock Of these useful adj
iuncts to the library would
have looked like Thirty
cents" Another shipment OF
very fine Cases now on the
road. Sectional or Unit
Bookcases, now SO popular,
we boast the best values ever
offered, are on sale with lis.
We can start a Case for you
with a crown, a base and
three sections. as follows,
complcte:
Plain Oak. .......,-..$lo.oo
CHARTERED Oak. ..$Ia.oo
Imitation Mahogany I2.oo
Solid Mahogany..,.$I5.25
Our stock of Library Ia
bles, Leather Chairs, Couch
es, Rockers and Davenports
we commend to your careful
inspection.
Our PARLOR DEPART
MENT is so overcrowded
with new goods. not alone in
suits, but hundreds of odd
and original ideas in Chairs.
Rockers, Cabinets. Tables.
Pedestals, ETC., it is really
difficult to show goods, Keep
your eyeEo our selection of
MORRIS CHAIRS for the
coming holiday trade. "a
word to the wise, ETC., etc.
If you cannot suit your
tastes in q HALL RACK or
Settee and Glass in our dis
play.this week, you are not
ready to buy.
Our buyer always had a
weakness for pretty, stylish
ODD ROCKERS, He. is
still weak, and the line was
never stronger. How can
they be made for that price!
Z is often asked. Don't know.
We are not inquisitive or,
this point, Every other de,
partment Of our enormous.
stock is full to overlooking,
Our Lace Curtain, Shade and
Upholstery department is up
to every want, and booming,
SYDNOR 6 HUNDLEY
7o9,ll-isEE BROAD ST.
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.BRAUER's ATTORNEYS
HAD A CONFERENCES

A conference Of the attorneys. Msssrs,
n. r. Pollard. William n. Sands and III.
Braner was held last night. The question
al whether6or not It would be the proper
course to contest the election at which
s sE; wa Was discussed fro mmany ' stand.
points. Finally 1t was decided to hold
another meeting soon, when decision
III likely to DO reached.
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A Mad Dog.

Considerable excitement was created In
IAsheboro yesterday, when mad dog
bit q horse owned BY q. A. Llewellyn. ana
thsn bit Hugh, the fourteen-Year-old son
Of Thomas J. Monitt.
AlSonzo Rogers. d colored boy, was
painfully burned by en- explosion OF gas
at ths Coraleigh Phosphats Works yes
terday. Tho accident was caused by the
boys violating tho rules and taking
light to look Into a gas receptacle.
The following companies were lncorpo-
rated yesterday: The Droxel Furniture
Company. OF Drexel. Burke county. sub
scribed capital, 1900; authorized capital.
$40 900; the Gowan Medical Company, OF
Durham, subscribed capital, $4,000; au-
thorized capital. $500 900: the Gray-Ree =.
Drug Company, OF Charlotte, changes lts
name to The Gray Drug Company.
n Or. r w. Joyner. well known oentNt
OF Wilson. died yesterday.
The suit OF Richard Smith. young
white man who lost his leg while WORK.
fins on the shifting train on the seaboard
AR Line yard. II now on trial hare. smith
asks 360, 900 damages. The case was heard
a year ago and resulted in mistrial
John Walker, the engineer OF the santa
Fe train wrecked near Pueblo. Col. died
at Iajunta, Cal, yesterday. lie was .
native Of North Carolina and hrothAr
OF T. r. Walker, editor OF the Littleton
News-Rsporter.
The Prohibition election, which was 70
have been held in Salisbury, November
18th. llax bsan postponed for thirty days
to december 18th. 90 AZ to comply With the
election law Al to time for rsststfatioA.
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| AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
wm. 3. Pizxini Company.
Real Estate Auctionsers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
Aucr1oN SALE OF
Desirable Brick Store
Property in Fulton.

At tho request OF the owner we will offer At
public auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. NOV. II. 1893.
at $50 p. NJ. the splendid brick store and
dwelling No. $500 Lester Street. at the corner
Of Denny; property being 6th feet front by
lis feet deep, and the itnprovefner,ts consisting
ana dwelling Of I rooms and bath. IN nice or
der. This Il fne business location. on the
car line. IA q growing and improving section.
and should, command the attention OF every
one Interested In real estate investments.
TERMs-Llbcral and announced at SALE
nov CIT
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To the General Assembly OF. Virginia.:
xout special Joint COMMITTEES appointed 9
by net approved April 1,i1So9, pegs leave
to report as follows:sa,o $50 :t44.'s..
h Your. committee71 altar spending ABOUT
seyenty-seyen;days IN exam1ning ,tne 10y oy .
ter rocks. beds and shoals Of the STATE
they were directed to Investigate BY said
act, Il now prepared to answer such guess
lions with Reasonable accuracy, anu re-
ports as follows: =.
::Aow much bottom. il any. there Is
within sold survey, which was either bars
rem at the time said survey was mace 70,
or which had become &c. exhausted aa ~
able to be worked by the licensed tong
men Of the State authorized to work the
same. ana which will not r g. ltsen
na! Ssss ar o II tar:s
the various additions thereto. OF this
area at least Is per cent. was either
h nse %, OF s depleted by BY oyerwork and
worked work BY the licensed sonEnen Of the
state, and will not reseed itself naturally
mittea thinks It viii not reseed Itself At
all under present conditions. This estl-
mate is based upon on actua! examina-
tion made by your committee OF I've, q very y
various sections OF the State where such
survey is located. and your COMMITTEES
believes that this examination Is a fair
test OF the whole survey. as they We're
done. that portion Of the survey which
would show average conditions.
q The second inquiry IS:
How much, II any, OF such barren or
exhausted bottom Is for any cause worth-
less for Wanting purposes. 80 that the
same viii not be applied tor by planters7,.
Nearly ali OF such barren and exhausted
or depleted bottom 10 syaluable for plant
Tor such purposes. except about ten thou-
sand acres on the seaside OF Accomac
and Northampton counties. which ems
braces marsh-land. included within the
ing sand and deep water within the
survey, but they are comparatively IN.
significant and. indeed, Will, for the most
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BY Augustine Royal & Co. and
A. l.. Adarnson,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers
Manchester, Va.

! Hull STREET PROPERTY. ON
l:ao O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON THE PkEAf-
Uses, HULL STREET, BETWEEN 6TIzj
AND 7TH STREETS, IN THE CITY or;
MANCHESTER, VA.
BY virtue OF three ca deeds Of trust ex-i
ecuted by. Dora [. Starke and husband.
dated. respectively. March i. 1890 MaJfi1l
tees OF the Pudding and Loan and Trust
successors in office, and recorded in the
Corporations Court for tho said city in
y. b., Vols. II and 10. pages i25s. 422 and
49, and being required SO to do by thoi
beneficiary, default having been made,
We, the undersigned trustees, will sell att
public auction on the day, hour and place.
named above that very valuable piece OF
real estate, fronting IS feet on the southern
line OF Hull Street. between Sixth andI
seventh Streets, by 1856 feet deep to an
alley. There is a large two-story doubles
tenement building on this lot, ana all in
good order This property is e good rent
For other particulars, call on the .auc-8
tioneers. NJ
rERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale
taxes, II any. be due. and to discharEe
[ the balance due upon the debts secured.
In said deeds, s9s0.57 and $313.ss; the resi-
due upon such terms as will be rnade,
known at sale, but by consent OF parties!
much, more liberal terms may be given.
"A. u. ADAMSON, 3s5
AUGUSTINE 6 ROYALI4i
u. w. WEISIGER,
Present Trustees.
nov $40, Il. 121a14;lb.171s19
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BREAK THE SURVEY.
Full Report Of the Special Com
r,;++ee an Oyster Legislation.

rhe special Joint legislative committees
on the oyster interests Of tho State yes
teroay submitted it's report to the House
Of Delegates and It was ordered printed.
Tho report fully sustains the oonten.
tons Of Hon.. Il. g. Jordan, OF tTed,
erick, who, by the introduetion OF ssv ,, a.
Mr.. Jordan scontended that. there was
within the limits OF the Baylor geooeuc
survey q large area Of barren and ex.
nauBted or depleted oyster rocks ana
shoals, from which the State was derlv:
ing no revenue: that the supply OF ssed
oysters was every year becoming sH ~ ts.
and smaller, and unless re,nealM , ,eg <, !.
shail s Met interests 81 the state were in
Danger of extinction, and with them the
state. He contsnded that the remedy
lay In leasing this barren or depleted rock
to planters for q term OF years, the STATE
thereby deriving not only a revenue IN
rental, but the now barren and unpro..
increased value at the end OF the period
OF lease, by reason OF the fact that the
planters Will have made them so during
their lease. He commended that much OF
the area now embraced In the survey
was absolutely unproductive anu value-
less to tonEmen in Its present stare.
The report Of the committee signeo
s. wilkins Mathews. fully sustains the
contentious Of Mr.jordan. after having
cruised in the oyster waters for nearly
two months and personally examined
conditions Of the industry ana OF the
oyster rocks, beds and shoals. Here is
the report OF tho commlttee In fuN
AnHOkT OF THE OYSTER COMMIT
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1pfCUl4AIoRa AND OTHERS DE.
string to invest In first-class West-End
acreage property adjoining Soldiers Home
can secure either 4,s or l6-acre tracts at
extremely low prices. Call or write for
particulars,
Real Estate s. Loans.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.
which they regard as psrona, triumph
for Mr., Powera.

Mr., G, Locke Collier, OF Isle OF Wight,
the youngest member Of tho General Ass
sembly. and probably tho youngest man
ever elected to that body. Ia here. He was
twenty-one years OF ags Just before his
nomination. Mr.. Collier is promising
young lawyer. and his friends predict
that he will mako n good member with a
bit OF experience. He was receiving con-
ordinations very generally yesterday,
Members aud employees Of the House
and Senate need not 90 down to the base
mont OF tho Capitol now to send tele-
grams. The Western Union Company has
had call bell placed In the chambers OF
the two houses. and messengers may now
be called direct to either hall. All that
need be done now Is to pull down the lever
and uniformed messenger will respond,
This Is q convenience which Win be ap-
preoated, especially as the messenger
service VIII be operative during day and
nlght.
Senator w. p. Barksdale is the first
member to take shot at the trusts. He
yesterday Introduced q trust killer In the
Senate. and 1t was referred. The bill de-
fines unlawful combinations and trusts.
and forhids the Same, with q fine OF from
200 10 $oVu peuh|ty toE V'otadoH' W
gethor with forfeiture Of charter II
chartered In Virginia, and the right to do
business In this State, The bill Is along
familiar lines. The bill Will probably pre-
cipitate considerable discussion II 1t ever
comes up In the Senate,
Among tile bills pending on the sesate
calendar Is Senate bill proposing to re-
district the State for representatives In
Congress. This la the bill offered last
spring. and proposes 10 eoualize the first
and second districts. making few or no
other changes. The fate of the bill is un-
certain.
- Nm,
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A Ucr1oN SALE OF SMALL TRucFa
~ PLACE JUST. EAST OBJ THE CITY
AT THE END OF TWENTY-EIGHTI2
STREET WITH DWELLING AND OTIIe
Err BUILDINGS, CONTAINING THRE8
ACRES MORE OR LESS: GOOD PLACA
FOR LIGHT TRUCKING y
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For account OF party leaving the city
We will sell at auction on IN
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 18TH, i
little LEI farm oe Land is IN hish sats Of eui
tivation and produces we'll. Nice grape
orchard, stock. farming utensils and
poultry can also be bought: chance to- gen
nice little place right at city limits,
TERMS at sale,
POLLARD & BAGBY,
nov e-tds Auctoneers
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], Moses T. Monteiro, clerk OF the Cir.
cult Court Of Goochland county. do hereby
certify that the bond required OF the
Special Commissioner by the said decree
has been duly given.
court this 10th day OF October, 1903.
MOSES e. kONTEIRO.
Y,ov 1 .St mis- n CLARK. y n
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BY the Valentine Auction Co.,
Ol2 East Broad Street.

0UR REGULAR WEDNEsDAY AUG.
" TiON SALE or, FURNITURE, ART
SQUARES MIRRORS, PICTURES,
SPRINGS, TOiIET SETS, PORT1DREs,
LACE CURTAINS, MAT1TNqs. ENAM.
Ell BEDS, ETC. ETC, AT OUR AUG ;
s II on WAR0ROOMSs THIS ttSl1DNES-
DAYl MORNING, NOVEMBER 1lTH. AT
1910 O'CLOCK. 44gse sj.aa
Attend Il you want bargains.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. (
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BY G. 4. & H. l. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
521 Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE

kT-RUSTEES' SALE
OF
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND .UN1NI~
PROVED PROPERTY IN JACKSON
& WARD, AND FARM OF IS ACRES
NEAR LAUREL STATION AND ias
( ONE MILD NORTH OF Jake
SIDE PARK. Ell
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
SPBC1AL CoMMIssIoNER's SALE,
OF
Valuable, Land With Improve
ments,
IN aOocHLAAp COUNTY, VA.

. x & Ii +
By Virtue OF a. decree OF the Circuit |!
G ,St1 OF Gooehland county. entered on the
Gerry suit Of ]: l.. Cochran, &c, We. VIM.
a; Goodman q ais. shall. on
at II o'rlock n, sell by public auction,
said Goochland County Courthouse, that
tract OF land. containing. 800 acres. more
or less, with dwelling and other improve-
lnents. situated In said county. about two
miles from Dover Mills, famiiiarly known
as the Virginia Hooker property. and NV
occupied by j. s. qathrlght and +. L.
Mosby.
~ Ti a,a Is an excellent PIECE q property
looking for a country home or a safe In.
vestment
TBRNfs-One-fourth OF the purchase
money 20 be paid In cash. and tie residue at
g.. IL and 1s months. the purchaser giving
his. negotabiH notes for the deferred in-
stalments with interest added from day
OF sale. and the title OF the propertyto be
retained until the whole amount Is paid
and conveyance ordered By tie court.
A. w. PATTERSON.
Acting Special Commissioner.
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BY Pollard & Bagby.

Trustee Under I'd Deed.
G. L s. II, L. Denoon. Aucttoneers
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VETERANS
TO ATTEND.
/. Will Go iii Body to Funeral Of
Widow of General l.. OBJ.
Branch.
"a MAD DOG BITES A BOY
Negro Boy Fearfully Burned by
Gas--Suit, for 10000 for
Loss OF a Leg.
fspeeJal d me mines. 1o!spatch.,

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch)
RALEIGH, N. c., November lO.--The
Jnnera1 Of the late Mrs. L. OBJ. Branch
will be held Tomorrow from Christ
Church. and the body will be Inferred be-
side her husband IN the city cemetery
here. The Confederate veterans OF Ra-
leigh will attend the funeral In body.
Ex-Chsef Justice James e. Shepherd
went TO washington to-day to argue the
sin1rns case before the United states su-
preme Court. The point involved Is the
validity OF THE tax In the revenue law
on dealers In sewing machines. Tho case
grew out OF machine shipped to man
held that the dealer was liable for the
tax. II has now been taken TO the court
OF last resort.
Governor c. 3. Aycock will open the
knights OF Pythias Fair in Goldshoro next
Monday.
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A. D. WATKINS.
z JULIAN BRYANT.

Hon, s. Wilkins Mathews. tho other
member of the committee, gave notice
was offered, that ne would. as soon MS
he could prepare same, offer minority
report, taking a different. view Of the sit
uation in tho oyster industry and sug-
posed 1t is underst TODD that Mr. Ma
thews' Views are In accord with tho pre-
svailine sentiment of tho large section he
represents In part In the General Assem-.
INV ! :
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! Geo. Nv. Mayo, Auction Ger.

Geo. w. Mayo. Auction eer.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF WE'LL
"A EQUIPPED PRINTING PLANT AT
AuCTION.
will sell for account OF o. w. Hankins,
administrator OF the estate OF John E.
Aankins, deceased, at No. South Twelfth
Street, at II A. M.
WEDNESDAY,. lNOVEMBDREn, 1903,
tPulleys, Betting and Shafing, / Paragon
Paper Cutting. Machine, 225 Fonts Of Type,
Ca binets, 1 Drier; with 20 racks; I larse
niture, Iron Safe, Paper Stock, Ink, and
such other eartioies usually found in
well-estanlished ONCE.
the good viii Is quito an item, as It has
been In its present location for moro than
twenty years
TERMS: Cash.
GEO. w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
oct 81. nov 1.5,7.su
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BY Augustine Royal & Co., Auctloneers,
Leader Building, Manchester, Va.

By Augustine royal & Co., AuCtloneerS1
Leader Building, Manchester, Va
= swANsRoRo. va. ADJOINING
THE LANDS OF WM, G. TAYLOR
e tsI s PoN II spRI as.
CONTAINING 72-100 ACRES OF LAND,
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Il. 1903. All
70 O'CLOCK M, ON TIiE TPREMlSEs,
cd ax If 81 sen e the Srs sa
styled Savings Bank OF Richmond vs.. y.
g. Rudd ], H, Rudd IN his own right
and as trustee s ais. entered February Il.
1908. we, the undersigned Special Cons
missoners will sell at public auction
on the day, hour and place named above.
that valuable piece or lot % 81 Asnd, con, con;
adj tis the lands Of W. g. Taylor, Esd
and nj. r. sawtelle, This land Hes be.
tween tho Westham Road and SelLneS
Street. A plat Of this property IS with the
auctioneers. and for other and further ms
lorna ton parties viii PLEASE cal on them
and IL months for notes. g per cent. ipter-
Chaser ali cash. title to be retained tin all
of the purchase money Is paid and con<t
vsy s ordered by the court;
A. W VI. P AAHHFRnoRekssoRroN. \
Special Commissioners.
OF the Special Commissioners in tho atoye
styled suit has been duly Z, gniyfsInh; Noy
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF chestsfaeld
nov II. l2.ls,i4l6.l1 III
Arizona republican., 1903-06-17

For the best private board in town
so to Mrs. COINS, % West Monroe ST.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-17
Keep Cool

in cool and correct Summer Suit
bearing this famous mark
Arizona republican., 1903-06-17
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