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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-24

The ball last night at the opera
house was n of the largest social
functions that has ever been given
in Roswell. The ball was given by
Mesdames Nathan Jaffa, Harry Jaf-
IA, G. A. Richardson. K. B. Nc
GaGffey, and Parker Earle. Four
hundred and seventy invitations
were sent out and there were about
half that number present. AS the
guests arrived they we're met at the
door byMesdames G.. A. Richardson,
N. Jaffa. H. Jafa and H. R. Morrow,
who escorted them to the middle of
the room where they were presented
to the hostesses who made them at
once feel at home.
The room was beautifully decorat-
ed with chrysanthemums, and the
Mexican orchstra was hidden behind
a large weeping willow in the south
west corner of the room. There
were a large number of Navajo blan-
kets on the seats which were sug-
gestive of comfort and ease. Chick
en- salad. waters, olives and coffee
were servd on the stage. The pro-
gram is given herewith:
Promenade.
Grand March, Waltz, Two-step.
Waltz, Two-Step, Waltz.
Intermission.
Waltz, Two-step, Waltz, Two-step,
Waltz, Two-Step.
Auf Wiedersehen.
The following were among those
present:
Messrs. and Mesdames S. P. Den
ming, N. Jaffa. Harry Jafia, G. A.
Richardson, H. R. Morrow. Parker
Earle, Phil Helmig, Downes, Wall,
w. M. Reed. w. G. Burruss. M. H.
Crawford, Jas. M. Hervey, H. F. M.
Bear. B. D. w. Payton, w. N. Bald
win, S. E. Patton. c. C. Emerson, J.
A. Graham, Sidney Prayer, G.. L.
WHY'S, R. H. Hamilton. George M.
Slaughter, S. L. Ogle, Roswell Ray,
L.. C. Walker, w. G. Hamilton, M.
w. Stone, Jerry Simpson, j. F. Page,
Ell Paso, J. A. Beckman Jr., L.. R.
Smith, DIR Beeson. DR. Eldon, Rob-
ert Kellahin. G.. M. Marshall.
Mesdames Beam. FIT. Dodge, Iowa;
Mcclure, Fit. Dodge, Iowa; Mcdonald
Hunt, Shelby, Peacock, Matthews,
Cowell, Best, Divers, Mcconnell, Ur-
ton, Bowman, Mccain, Skipwith,
Goslin, Joyce, Johnson, McGaffey,
Miller.
Misses Patterson, Johnson. Ella
Lea, Patterson, Ogle. Hayes, Nc
Cune, Levinski. Ethel and Jean Ham
ilton, Patton. Mae Moore, Daisy Bri-
gance, Lewis, Peacock, Cowell, Dan
iels, Greenlee, Warrensburg Mo-,
Prayer. Hanny, Fort,
Messrs. H. Levine, of Dallas, AL
bert Hanny. w. c. Triton. B. w. Ur-
ton, E. E. McNatt. R. H. McCune,
Leo Daniel, N. L. Randolph, w. E.
Baker of Las Cruces. Mr.. Deatheridg
of Kansas City, C. c.. T%annehill, H.
J.. Hagerman, George Reed, w. G.
Greenwood, DIR. w. w. Phillips, Dick
Seay, Cy Leland, Charles Leo Nor
rison, Joseph Morrison, Arnold Nor
rison. w. A. Wilson. R.. H. Daniel.
G. Ullery. W. T. Paylor. MI. Phillips
of Ell Paso. Pruit. L. X. McGafey,
Sam Atkinson. Fred Miller. Joe Wal
lace, Geo. H. Kane. Capt. McWhor-
ter, Major Wright. Capt. Loring,
Capt. Nave. Count Martini-Mancini,
E. L. Bedell, Mack Taylor, Gregory
Moore.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-24
JUDGE w. II. POPE.
The Newly Appointed Judge Is
Due to Arrive Here This
Afternoon.

Judge W. H. Pope OF Santa
Fe, the newly appointed Judge
of the Fifth Judicial district, is
due to arrive here this afternoon
and will convene court here next
Monday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-24

Boys, go to the old reliable for fresh
groceries and confectioneries. AL
ways 16 oz. to the pound.-J. Ell.
Hampton.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-24

W. NJ. Farmer returned yes
terday afternoon after a weeks
visit to Wichita Falls, Texas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-24

Remember that our phone number
is 35; our location on rhe railroad be-
tween 3rd and 4th streets, and that
we will be pleased to fill your orders.
Kemp Lumber Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-24

attend. The following members
Of the club were present:
Mesdames Helmig, Carson,
Walker, Ray, Martin, Reed, Og-
lie, Baldwin. Those present who
are not members of the club
were:
Mesdames Poe, Slaughter,
Crawford, Downs, Rankin, Price,
Misses Smythe and Best.
AS the guests departed all had
we'll wishes for the charming
hostess and one of the ladies re-
marked thirteen was certainly
lucky this time.
Lost-At opera house last
night lady's hand painted china
button. Finder please leave at
RECORD office. 1S9 26
F. W. Hancock and NJ. w.
Stone had a very successful quail
hunt on the north side OF the
Pecos river the Dist of this
month. MIR. Stone killed eight
quail at the first shot and seven
at the second. Thirty-one quail
were killed during the day. Mr..
Stone showed himself to be- not
only a very fine marksman, but
a splendid cook as well.
j. p. White and wife of the yell
low House ranch are registered
at the Grand Central.
j. A. Graham and T. NJ. Dan
lei have returned from a trip to
the White mountains. Otto and
Grundy Hedgcoxe and Mr..
Shaver, who accompanied them,
will return in a few days.
Charles B. Harriss. Jr., has &C.
cepted his old position with Jack
Porter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-24

ATLAS PORTLAND CEMENT
The leading brand of cement.
For sale 10y KEMP LUMBER
COMPANY.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-24
LARGE GATHERING

Mesdames NJ. Jaffa. n. Jaffa, Parker
Earle, G. A. Richardson. n. r. Nor
row and X. 3. McGaffey Receive
the Guests in a Charming Manner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
or LOCAL INTEREST.
Some People We Know, and We VIII
Profit by Hearing About Them.

This i purely local event
= It took place IN Wichita
Not in Buffalo or New York
You are asked 10 invest gate il
Asked u believe a citizens word
To confirm citizen settlement
ANY article that is endorsed st home
Is more worthy Of confidence
Than one you know nothing about
Endorsed by unknown people
Mrs Henry Freed II liz North wash
lngton street. says: During thirty odd
years have been subject n backachc
and other annoyances due 20 over-excitef
or weakened Kidneys. 7 have taken an
unlimited amount % medicine and / have
been treated by more than one physician
Long ago my back sched so severely
that I was unable q turn in bed but
lztteriy other complexities were mere
in eviaerce- I vii b. ouiy too pleased 81
give minute particulars 70 any ladv u
Wichita Who really suffers from Eidzsy
complaint and wishes q know what
course 10 pursue Il Est relief p the
,esn;irne my advice is 70 g 70 TIE Moore
Drug Co. rs East Douglas avenue. pr
cure Deans Kidney pills and take
course Of the treatment
Sold BY AL dealers Price. > cents per
box Fostsr-NIburu Co. Buffalo. y. Y.
sole agents Tor the United States
Remember the aane-DOAN S-a1d take
TO substitute
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
BAPTIST REVIVAL MEETING.
Or. Lan1kin Preached Eloquent Ser
mon Last NiQht.

The Baptist church was crowded to its
utmost capacity last night by an audi
ence eager to hear what kind Of ser
man could be preached about Tom
Walker and the Devil.
The sermon last night had for its lead
fng thought the barter Of soul the
preacher graphically describing the bids
offered and the baubles proposed in eX-
change for the soul Dr. Lamkin must
b. heard to be appreciate< and TO Sc
cure q seat one must be early the
church
The day meetings are proving them
selves attractive and the attendance for
the first day was remarkable. When the
service began at 10 O'Clock yesterday
forenoon the West Side church was well
filed. Or. LamSin preached on The
Philosophy Of Prayer" He said prayer
IS a natural spontaneous impulse Of the
soul. 1t is the essential condition OF
success and OF meeting responsibilities.
The first condition Of effectusl prayer Is
70 get tue devil out Of the heart
4 good congregation greeted the evan
eelist at o'clock yesterday afternoon
at the First Baptist church. where all
the afternoon meetings are held The
sermon vas on The Obligation and
Preparation for Christian Service The
obligation includes q sense of indebted
ress toward Jesus Christ and toward a
lost world and ruined souls Prepara-
ticn for winning souls must include
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
SUES FOR $4,000.
Trustees of Universaist Church De
PENDANTS in Libe! Suit.

Crewson & Julien. as attorneys for Mrs.
Laura BCckwalter, filed suit in the dis
trict court yesterday in which she brings
action against the board of trustees of the
Cniversalist church CT this city for dam
ages which she alleges she sustained be-
cause of libeIous reports said to have
been circulated by them both verbally
and by letter concerning her character
and reputation.
The plaintiff states in her petition that
the defendants caused a malicious de
famatory and libelous report concerning
her to be circulated and that there was
recorded upon the records of the church
a letter which charged the plaintiff with
having been dismissed from the member
ship Of that organization for conduct un-
becoming a Christian lady. She also al
leges that on March the report was pub
lished in the Advocate. Cniversalist
paper having 4 wide circulation over the
country. The plaintiff alleges that the
report was circulated for the purpose of
injuring her in her business and social
relations. She brings suit for $1,000 for
the damage she claims to have sustained
from the alleged libel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
DAMAGE SUIT ON TRIAL.
Mrs. Crupper Wants Damages for In
Jury to Health.

The 81 ,0oo damage suit of Mary Crup-
per Us William and Charles Walterscheid
which was on trial yesterday was con-
tinued until this morning All the evil
dence was given yesterday afternoon and
the case will go to the jury this morn
ing The defendant in her petition alleges
that for seven years prior to August =,
1900. she. with her husband. resided in
a house located on lot on Mead ave
nue. and that upon that date the defend
ants removed a portion OF the roof, stat
ing that it was for the purpose Of put
ting on a new roof. and that after tear
ing off a portion Of the roof they left the
premises. leaving that portion OF the
house exposed to the elements. She states
that rain fell the following night and
that she being confined TO her bed al
the time with dropsy. was injured by be-
ing Jeff without shelter. She also al
leges that the defendants removed ihe
chimney from the house and the pump
from the well all of which greatly in
convenienced her.
The plaintiff is represented by Adams
& Adams. and ]. 2. Campbell & Son cad
J. Y. Dausherty are attorneys for the
FafanfiartS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
gh aoieha daily gasIe Thursday zrorms april IT, aoa
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
Always Cures.

knowledge OF the message of Scripture. OF
the human heart and of personal saliva
ton. Its characteristics are dethrone-
mef1t OF self and enthronement of Christ
knee service, and iRducement Of the Holy
Spirit.
The services for today are: At 10 a. m.
at the Emporia Avenue church, corner
of Tenth street; subject, "ComDani sship
with Cod at p. m. at First church.
subject Gods Minute Men Christian
people OF all denominations are invited
TO these day meetings. at which Dr.
Bamkin breaches his best sermons. each
Of which is a literary gem. as well as an
able presentation OF Bible truth.
The evening service will begin at 1872
and DR.. Larkin breaches at o'Sock.
The subject for tonight is The Ragtime
in a Young Mans Life" 1t is a service
designed especially for young men. and
all are cordially invited and will be
heartily welcomed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
TAKES CHARGE OF SCHOOL.
Prof. MetcaIf Will Teach Elocution
and OratoTy.


Prof. Frederick A Metcalf Of Trenton.
Mo. arrived in the city yesterday and
will take charge of the Western College
of Elocution and OTatory He viii sue
coed Dr. q w Hoss as principal and
proprietor OF the Institution that has for
years been one of the important features
Of the educational life Of this city Prof
Hoss viii go on the lecture PLATFORM
Prof Metcalf for seven years was MEM
Der OF the faculty OF the Emerson school
Of Oret0ry ia Boston and Tor several
years was member OF the faculty OF
the state Agricultural college. He has
taken steps 10 enlarge the work of toe
school along the most approved lines
and a department Of music IS to be added.
Rev. and Mrs q. +. Hauish came with
Prof and Mrs Metcalf and Mrs. Har-
nish win have charge Of the musical de-
partment.
The Western School OF Ei1cution and
Oratorv IS not connected Win any other
institution here or elsewhere They have
made arrangements with the american
Socialist college which IS to open here
May 9Th. and viii have charge OF the
oratorical and musical work u this In
stitution but aside from this are not
connected in any way with any institu-
ton Of learning in the country
Governor Bailey has psrdoned Art In
gram Of Sedswick county. who was sent
10 the penitentiary in 1897. for a term OF
ten years for manslaushtcr- Ingram had
been out on parole since May u. 1872.
DR.. J. W. Pitzer is here from Illinois
visiting his old-time friend. " L. APP
pley. lie greatly adnires Wichita and
the surrounding country and expects 10
locate here permanently.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
ATTACHMENT SUITS FILED.
Students of Socialist College Want
Their Money Sack.

Press dispatches from Trenton. Mo.
state that several students OF the Ruskin
college have instituted suits tn compel
the faculty and trustees 10 give them
back the tuition they paid when they en-
tered the school. Ruska college = 70 be
moved To Wichita. where il VIII be known
as the American Socialist college. and it
was the intention 70 bring the students
here with them. II seems. however. that
some Of the students do not want 10 come
and the trustees did not return their
cash. 50 the attachment suits were nled.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16

]. H Fletcher's s-year-old son died
early this morning a. the home. eS Cleye-
land avenue Funeral notice later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
ARTsslAN SALT WATER WELL.
Was Found at Muivsne Innstead OF
Gas or Oil.

The gas well at dulvane has been
abandoned and Tuesday work began on
rev well about eighty rods southeast OF
the present one. The drill reached a
depth OF 500 feet when they struck
vein Of salt water which poured out OF
the top of the well. making a real arte-
sian salt water we'll The company
thought they would roam out the well
and put down a casing. and then decided
that the chance Of losing some Of their
tools in n thousand feet of salt water
was TOO much. 50 they pulled up stakes.
plugEed the hole and moved TO another
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
BIG CROWD COMING.
To Attend Wildey District Association
Msetin0.

The Winfield odd Fellows are coming
TO Wichita in full force April 3. 10 ceie-
brate the founding Of the order IN this
country. The delegation from Cowley
county viii come on special train. leav-
Ing Winaeid at o'clock. and they viii
bring the Floral and the Canaan bands
10 HELM along in the parade. There viii
be large delegations from every point in
the district and Wichita viii be fun OF
music and Odd Fellows next Thursday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
WHAT EACH TOWN WANTS.
Rock Island Issues Booklet About
Them.

Seine months ago the Rock Island Rail
road company sent cat circular ietters
10 the towns and cities along their iir4S
asking them what was needed IN the ay
q factories or business houses NSster
day the copies Of a handsome booklet
were received here. giving full list of
the towns along the line and just what
each town wanted or needed IL VS.
headed Men Wanted" and although il
looks uainteresting. perusal q its
pages VIII he found very interesting and
entertaining.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
DISTRICT CONVENTION MEETING.
F. A. A. Delegates Open Their Session
Today.

This afternoon al 2 o'clock the district
convention of delegates of the Fraternal
Aid association VIII its session in the
Harmony council hall over 400 East
Douglas avenue. The convention viii Sc
lect eleven delegates to the state CONVEX
ton. Tho convention has a nunlber OF
matters to discuss. among them the plan
- redistrict the state. At present the
districts are the same as the congress
slonal districts and the Rose Hill, Ar
kansas City and Winfield delegations
pass through Wichita 10 Erporia.
plan has been introduced TO make the
district more compact and avoid this I'M
necessary travelling expense.
Tonight the delegates Will be enter
tanned by the members Of the two lodges
in this city in the Harmony hail. The
following program will be given:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
c. & ., EXTENSIONS
The Length to Be increased BY Nearly
Two Thousand Miles.


e. FIJI. Cabell, engineer In charge OF con-
tstruction Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, now has In hand several pro-.
@jects Of extensions. which will Increase
. the mileage Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
system nearly 1000 miles, The contract
has already been let for the building Of
the Big Sandy Railway to extend from
yVhitehouse to Elk Horn City, q distance
. OF about seventy-seven miles. This line
will tap an Industrial region heretofore
inaccessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio
system
connection has already been made
between the Chesapeake and Ohio main
l line and the West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg. and contract has Just been
4 let for the construction of a seventeen
mile link between Acme and Lawson, w.
Va. Grading Is being pushed on tho
$Guyandotte Valley Railway extension
from Miditf to Logan In West Virginia..
THIS line will be forty miles long, and
at least onc-half Of It will be completed
this year. sl
Another important extension Is that
from Raleigh to Birchheld, w. Va. n
distance Of about twenty-five miles.
Contractors have already begun work
on this line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
n. C,Ew1LInAMs:

TO- C.swILIdAN1s: "a W. IN j53i
You are hereby notified that q lot Of
land described al follows: 3 Lot No. I. in
Robin Park, located In Fairfield Mngis-
terial District, Honr1co county. Va was
sold on the - day OF ---i for deltnqu ent5
taxes levies, interests and costs 3 due
Thereon, for the year 1880. to 1.-THE Common
wealth Of Virginia; an appllcatl on for tf,e.
purchase thereof has been filed in this
records In this office that you are inter
ested In the said land, you are further
notified to appear here in four months
ma y be necessary to protect your inter-
ests. " gS5
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
- = = 4 80 SAMUEL P wADDILL,S; s
Clerk Of the County Court Of Henrico
county, Va. 3 .s6 { 3;t{ IF }Y
"A copy-Teste:8 5a . ~ S ~ 81 "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Nor1o H5tisel Il, sHS ZIG GIVEN THAT a
general e tss gtHSk
RAJ LtUADE COMPANY has been called
BY the Board Of Directorssto be held at
the office OF the Company in. tho City. Of
on { TuEsDAY,1E ~ THE 21sT q DAY OF
APRIL. "A. a D.. 1903. for the purpose OF
considering and acting upon the pur-
chase OF the railroads and other, proper.
the Florida 'h,ri Southern Railroad Company,
and also for. the purpose OF considering
and acting upon the purchase OF the
iieges and franchises OF the Sanford and
st. Petersburg Railroad Company, both
corporations created and existing under
fi,e laws Of the State OF Florida, which
viii be submitted for their approval.
80 4 h Fl, L. BORDEN,
5.Fi7 ~ Secretary, 3BE
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CARRIAGE men
EAT and CRATE.
Session Ends With a Banquet.
Governor and Others
Speak. 8ss

Amid an abundance of enthusiasm, man
ifestcd while tho band played on. the sec
3ond annual convention Of tho Southern
Vehicle Association was brought to fit.
ting close at Murphy's Hotel last night.
Altogether, the occas on kill prove a
memorable one In tho minds OF those
who were present, for 1t Is doubtful II
over a more Joyous or good-na tured crowd
gathered around a banquet board and lis
tened attentlvely TO more Interesting
ttoasts. Gs.tN IA 81
Mr.. Alfred B., Williams acted as toast
master In O becoming manner, while Gov
ernor "A. j. Montague, ex-President An
derson and ohm w. Heron, Of Cincin-
natl, responded In we'll .worded and elo-
uuent addresses to calls. Mr.. POLK Mill
Ter concluded the programme and closed
the convention Win NUMBER u MS
choice selections. sl5S5
The business session yesterday was con-
fined to q brief discussion Of freight rates
ana the election of officers for the cnsu-
Ing year. 1t was intended to decide upon
tho next place OF meeting. but It was Do
cldcd to leave this TO special commit
tee, and the announcement Will DO made
BY the chairman In the near future AZ
lanta seems to have tho strongest pull.
although not dealer or member was
present from that city,
Following are the officers who were
elected: jiS
president, w. II. Bowe; second vice-pres-
ident. e. II. Hughes: third vlce-president.
Colonel w. II. Jones; secretary. Charles
p. Henderson.
Executive Committee-McD. l.. Wrenn,
chairman: a, N. Karnegay, 9. Q, sum
mer.
Freight committee-H. A. White, Or.
Bellamy. J. B. Creighton,
Insurance Committce-J, G, Anderson,
three years; r, j, Corbett, two years; L"
Gregory, one year,
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By n. W. Bowe. 5s s.
Real Esta te fAuctioneer,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE AZ
MARSHALL COTTON MILLS.
in MANCH LESTER OPPOSITE RICH
NJ 3l5 10 ND. " & j55i

by virtue OF a certain deed Of trust:
trustees, recorded in tManchos Ter Hastings
Court IN Deed Book, volume y, page az So s
Law and Equity Court OF the city q Rich,
mond, entered March q, 1901. the Sni,ff
Manufacturing Company et ais. !, We y >. will
public anctlon, -, on th e
at o,clock Il. M, the VlALuABLS. on.
lTRTYi above referred to. com monty
known as ,,'Marshnl Cot ton NJ lis. W The
buildings nnite Large qnd ed IN
manufacturing purposes, are situated t,a6 on
perpetual leased ground " the y water.
the rate sof about slo per horse ,p9IW'er per
md night,fSThei mil nre also convenient
70 shipping facilities BY rail- as well as
with the buildings will be sold tho &
water-wheels ana ma In line Of, sha fling.
f'iTERMS-Cash, or as may be other-
wise announced at the time or sale, 4
5i3 Il iS3 - =, C. sAfAsSI n.
a, ", ( PATTERSON,
lApl 9-tds 4 S IN 4a8f n nth Trustees,
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I AUcrloN I . sALg UHs pAx,s.....;.
9t5eUl Mayo "a Uctioneer. a

Geo WI Mayo N aug
itfiNttBt5 ALLY "a 4 3 i, WE tl.. AZ
~ STOCK q, FII5s sE! GRRgGs-
ssiEs sIAp sp1 AuRN 1aRfnfMn sApH .
f fitjR ,y fs AT AtuerfoN
\ Will cell Is FOR account OF the owner,
who lis retiritig from btisiheessl Ut 8lol iSass
Marsha! y street at .19 go Am Il,
U large we'll lnssorted fresh stcck OF shell
Groceries In Cans. Paokages and GLASS;
Rrcos coaffees srSs
fSss T rses
Pruhes, 3 boxes 5Raisins, 4 cases l2inea p. 4
pic. g. chests Tea g Gases 6tarch,13 cases
Lye, q cases safdines, 3 cases Du elk eat ~
Y 2, casea Sand SOAP 4 case Beans, n case tal'
b fDisti tsef, caddios Chewing Tobacco, II /
boxes 3 Smoking 70 bacco, Clgars,l Cheroots.
q ash + ness,s,
pStns soales Sl esR2 Faa 1nes pateated
Molasses . sp.Eots, Show Gases, Crocers'
Display Case. Tea Can nistersy Platform
and Counter Scales Coffee Mill, Awning,
'Cnndy Jars Wagon License. large Re-
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