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The gain of lying is, not to be trusted of any, nor to be believed when We speak the truth.-Sir Walter Raleigh.
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portunity the most important thing is to
 know when 10 let go of it-Chcago Daily
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A lot of trouble is stirred mp by people who insist on saying things when they nave nothing to say.-Cnieago Daily News
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Gossip may be idle, but t generally stirs up, the entire nelghborAood.-Ca Caicago Jour nal
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Do not believe Piso,s Cure for Consump- lion has an equal for coughs and eolds.-J. F. Boyer, Trinity Springs, Ind, Feb. b. 1900
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4 small docs may lead to . large rooU.- Bams Horn.
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Fear of working overtime has kept many a man from increasing his leisure hours | D,.al-
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Kindness will win where gold will fail.-- United Presbyterian
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Remorse asks no sweeter morsel than A misplaced snub.-Indianapoli News.
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The sure way to miss success Is to miss opportunity Charles.
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The greatest offense against virtue is to speak i'll of it.-Hazlitt.
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No hand can make the clock strike the pours that are past.-Byron.
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Stops the Cough

and works off the cold Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Price 25 cents
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An extreme rgor is sure 10 arm every thing against it.-Burke.
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Any one can dye with Putnam Fadeless Dye, no experience required.
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! BUY BRAINS Agents gents;

for 1.-THE NEW YORK EVENING NEWS the Dollar Year Daily. Easy 10 get subscriptions. leot 4x my self b minutes. Keep posted! Latest Howard. Jr., the most famous Newspaper man in America, writes exclusively for us Tn New York. "Howard's Column" alone Is worth more than the entre price of the paper. Only One Dollar per year for a Metropolitan Daily Newspaper Address WALTER SCOTT. Editor and Proprietor. New York Evening News, 1s1 Broadway, New York.
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"a. uestroyeo by fire in Nashyille
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So says Mrs. Josie Irwin, of 325 So. College St., Nashville, Tenn., of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Never in the history of medicine has the demand for one particular remedy for female diseases equallcd that at tained by Lydia +. Pinl<ham's Vegetable Compound, and never during the lifetime of this wonderful medicine has the demand for it been so great as it is to-day.
 From the Atlantic to the Pacific, and throughout the length and breadth of this great continent come the glad tidings of woman's sufTerings relieved by it, and thousands upon thousands of letters are pouring in from grateful women saying that it will and posi- lively does cure the worst forms of female complaints.
 Mrs. Pinkh, .-.l invites all wo- men who are puzzled about their health to write her at Lynn, Mass, for advice. Such core. spondence is seen by women only, and no charge is made.
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THE WHITE MANS BURDEN.

probably nowhere else.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20
Piano Buyers Guide Book.

Before buying a piano the purchaser
would do well to post himself by read
ing "How to Buy Piano" This volume
contains all the desirable information
about piano. dealing mainly with the
several parts, their construction, operation
and relative value These valuable facts,
together with other interesting data, at
ord thorough knowledge of the instru-
ment and fit the purchaser to determine
more readily the qualities in tone, touch
nd durability, ofttimes so perpleXlngg'
}lasius & Sons. Chestnut and Eleventh
treets. Philadelphia, will send the book
rec, by mail, on application.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20
THE BLOCKADE BASED
Allies Warships sail Away From Ven
ezuelan Ports.

ezuelan Ports.
la Guaira, Venezuela, Feb. 16.-The
blockade mas been officially raised. The
commander of the British cruiser
Tribune. the only warship here, sent
an officer ashore yesterday morning
with the announcement that the
Tribune would leave for Trinidad. The
populace is wild with joy.
The government was puzzled until
II O'Clock. when the news reached Ca
racas that the captain of the Tribune
had notified the authorities at La
Guaira that the blockade was raised.
st 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
Tribune LETT for Trinidad.
The news received from all the
Venezuelan ports, except Coro and
Higuerto. is that the foreign warships
sailed away yesterday. The govern
ment Immediately on receiving the
news that the blockade had been
raised took military measures and
sent troops in all directions to crush
the revolution without giving the reb'
els a moments respite.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20

richmond va. Feb. l6.-Tne tuner-
al of the Rev. Dr. L. NJ. Curry eX-
minister to Spain. and general agent
of the Peabody and Slater funds took
place yesterday afternoon from Rich
mond College chapel The Rev. DR..
C. A. Biting, of Mount Norris N. j.,
a former Richmond pastor, conducted
the services, which were very simple.
The interment took place in Holly
wood cemetery. Among those present
were Pierpont Morgan, President Cas-
satt of the Pennsylvania Railroad Mr..
OGDEN. who is prominent in the South
ern educational movement, and several
trustees of the two funds.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20
Wnrttemherr stnmps.

Stamp collectors will be interested IN
learning that one of the German states
will disappear as a stamp issuing coun
try in a few months. At present the
kingdoms of Wurttemberg and Bava
ria are the only states of the German
confederation which have their owl
special postage stamps. 1t has Ions
been the desire of the German emperor
to have uniformity in this respect
Quite recently the Reichsanzeiger an
nounced that after April l. 1902. Wurt
temberg will cease to issue its stamps
and will use those now in use in Ger
many generally. Bavaria has been ap
preached on the subject, but the Bava
rians will not listen to the proposal t.
give up their own stamps.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20
RIVER STEAMER SUNK
Was Struck By Cyclone and Sent
to Bottom of ChOwan River.
SEVENTEEN PEOPLE DROWNED

Majority of Passengers and Crew Were
Below When Storm Struck Vessel
and Had No Opportunity to Make
Their Escape.
Norfolk. Va, Feb 1S.-A cyclone
struck the passenger steamer olive.
which plies between Franklin, Va, and
Edenton. n. c., at o'clock yesterday
morning and sent her to the bottom OF
the Chowan river, off WoOdley's Pier
between Mount Pleasant and divers
Wharf Seventeen people are known
to have been drowned, and others who
were rescued are in a serious condl-
ton.
The whirlwind when it struck the
Olive caused her to go over on her
beams. and when she righted II was
only to sink on account of the water
she had taken. A majority of the pas
sengers and crew were below at the
time and had no opportunity to reach
fine nilOt house Of the vessel. This
point was the only portion left above
water. and in it standing waist deep
from the time of the accident until b
O'Clock yesterday morning, Captain
George H. Withey and five others were
saved.
According to the statement of Cap
tain Withey last night, there are II
known to have been lost on the sink
ing steamer. and a lifeboat loaded with
Engineer C. L. Conway, Assistant En-
gineer J. p. Murphy, Purser J. N.
| Rell. one white and two colored pas
sengers. unknown, and two colored
deck hands, which left the steamer IN
hopes of reaching a vessel whose
lights could be seen in the distance.
They were picked up after rowing four
nours by the tug Gazelle.
Those known to be dead are: jacob
Lassiter, white, Rich Square, n O.;
Mrs. Bennett and her 12-year-old
daughter. Franklin, Va; Mrs.
Vaughan, Franklin, Va; Frank Hun
ter. George Butt, w. H. Edwards, An
drew Vaughan, colored, deck hand;
Abraham Cooper and John Prescott
colored. firemen; John Cooper col
ored porter; George White, colored
preacher. the others being unknown.
At 6 o'clock yesterday morning the
river steamer Petit hove in sight ano
rescued the almost frozen survivors.
Captain Withey said: I'VE lefi
Franklin on our regular trip to Eden
ton Monday morning at IL o'clock. A
heavy southwest wind was blowing
but along the Chowan river we die
not mind it very much. 1t was JUS
about o'clock yesterday morning
when everything became inky blacl
and a terrible roaring broke out OF th'
night. I was alone in the pilot hous'
and most of those below had turned IN
In a second something struck the boa
on her port beam and turned her owe
on her starboard side. l thought sh
would never right herself, and mon
ster wave dashed over us. It tioodeI
the hold and smashed everything
around us. With the rush of waite
into her hold the Olive slowly righteo
and in less than two minutes afte
having struck she was resting on tn
bottom. with only the pilot house abov
the river. The boat sunk so quickl
after being struck that none belo'
had a chance to reach the deck. an
they must have been drowned in thei
70 berths."
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20
GENERAL MARKETS

philadelphia, Pa, Feb. II. - Flour
was steady. winter superiine, S21Og
$50: Pennsylvania roller, clear, Ie l's SS;IV ~
we we aour was quiet, at S3.1503.20 per
fS barrel Wheat was firm; No Penn
syivania, sS'I red, new, ,7S1@c. Corn was was
II 5{rm: No. 2 yellow, local, 524ac, Oats
We're W. nI, duiet: No. 2 white clipped, 44c.;
lower GRADES, 421ac Hay was, steady !.
No timothy, $19 for large bales Beer
was steady beef hsms s9G Sl;ygzg ST;ye 1oIltry 18rH
fsc TSS for 70 " hens, and 9@91sc.. for old
roosters. LOO Dressed poultry, 1S1ac. for
choice fowls, and 10c. for old ROSTERS.
Bntter was steady; creamery, 2Sc; y per PEI.
ponnd. Eggs were steady; New YORK 9
and Pennsylvania, 17c. per. dozen 4Poo, 70
fatoes were steady; choice, oog 'Uc'
rnr hnshel.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20
Moses Ke'

Moses Ke" d. 7 1ank
Tryir G & 'on'
Lane ster Ael-
Ter, aged 40 ye IS
terday afte roc apt to
save a compan 3G - Exlation in
an oil tank. I~v.L p d d en-
tered the tank, whioA be implying
to sweep out Gil a'u 4alied 20 ran
off. Ordinarily this was safe pro-
cedure. but sterdey tle heavy atmos-
phere confined tao poisonous gases
which usually evapora ed. Lindeman
was Overcome and fell unconscious.
Seeing Lindemaa's predicament, Keller
bravely dropped threuCh the manhole
of the tank to the rescue. refusing to
take the precaution urged upon him Of
tving a rope about himself, shouting
there was no time TO be lost. Keller,
too. was overcome. Several fellow
workmen were rendered unconscious
bv the fumes that escaped through the
manhole in attempting to reach the
men in the tank. By means of hooks
both were finally dragged out, but Kei-
Ter was dead. Lindeman soon recov-
cred
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He elIded Flve.cent Pieces.

Lancaster. Pa. Feb. 17.-Elmer Wei
kert aged 80 years, who is thought
to have operated extensively in Phil
adelnhia and this city, was arrested
here Yesterday by Secret Service De
tective Matthew F. Griffin on the
charge of gliding and milling five-cent
nieces and passing them as five-dollar
gold coins. Several of the counterfeits
we're found in his boarding house
United States Commissioner o. P
Bricker remanded Weikert for hear
ing
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20
Ii,,a stock Markets.

East Buffalo. N. Y, Feb. l1:-Cattle
s+esdv: prime steers, $5@5.25; cows;
sS7514; heifers, sS.25q45995i bulls 81
64.25; fresh COWS, go4o, to1s @0sydoV0 "a y5o0g9. 10.
neyomon neaI to good. s55O@9.25. Hogs ac-
fEIlTRi fiTe higher; heavy, $735@l7 49, 4Oi ne. ne
aim 5ium s7,S067.35; Workers, S9gaa -sS55; ;
9igs Gigln' 81 40G7.45: roughs, S6.2506.5O;
sgtasgs. S5.256575. Sheep strongi lP Tops, Pss
S47505; culls; $2.591994' 19 61i,s o9ii, Il a5 25@ Is
higher; tops to ?, - $9;S99ggSS'SSy7i5 e 9ggSS75. 'u''
0iS' East Liberty, Pa Feb: 17:-Gaif6ie 4. 6Tims
81 49065.10; good, .S4.6lq $50 nus. r,1s.
We're active; prime heavy, 81 oSg ~ Ils; 81
Giums, s79O07 S5; heavy ,5 6oTkeEs' II. 99i%s nc
szZGaS e aSV 05. roughs, s55O@6;5O; SheeesI &c.
were higher; best wethers 3da $5lVI9 e 2;1S n bs
cnIls mIIil and common, s2G3; choleee chnoose lalnDs
ss5066.65; veal calves, SS'oOWS'
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20
BRIClA HOTEL,

GEORGETOWN, DEL
Having purchased the Brick Hotel George
town, Delaware. / have supplied superior
stabling, good comfortable rooms and atteh-
We servants, and will be most happy to
have a call from ali those. wishing good ac-
comm odations. Bar supplied with choicest
and best LIQUORS.
VIM. WARCArAAHns RRoA pr
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n.. Rnoanvelt In Philadeiphia.

Philadelphia. Feb. 1S-Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt. wife of the president, ar
rived in this city yesterday afternoon
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
William Brock, 1417 Spruce street. She
will remain here until late this after
noon. She attended the opera last
night at the Academy of Music with a
partv of friends.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fill
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matlsm come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20
aEayz BOGzIlD

WAGONS. We sell the bes t
farm wagon. Auburn that can be
made tho they have advanced in
price, our price is still the same
there is a chance to save, getting
one now.
Harness. We can make you
a suit now that will please you.
We have pleased others why not
you. We have everything you
want now in this line.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20

Fishing Tools. Shad net will
soon be here, our ropes and lines
are here now, best quality, soft
laid, all kinds and sizes.
Freezers. All kinds all sizes.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20
OVer=WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-20

kinney UouDlSs
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were TO be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys The mild
and the extraordinary effect of DR.. Kilmer's
SWamp=ROOt, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits E.f
by all druggists in fifty @
cent and one-dollar siz-
es. You may have a S5=ssss ls=s.3s2= ss5.;55..i
sample bottle by mail Home of swamp-Root.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to lind
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. 7.
Don't max e any mistake, but remember the
name, Swamp. Root DIR Kilmer's Swamp. Root
and the address, Binghanton' \. y, on every
bottle.
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= E. MESsICK. D. d. s..
"
Office over First National Baak.

Teeth extracted without pain. Filings
nd plates made in very best manner and al
,easonable terms. Satisfaction - Away
e1aranteed. Those for whom l have done
york are my references.
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BY Edward 8. Rose Co..
Real Estate AucuoneerD.
AUCTION SALE
j al Il4 E!2s35OF IS

~ virtue Of a certain deed OF trust,
dated 18th day OF April. 1902, Of record in
the clerks Office Of Richmond chancery
Court, D. b.: 1T3 3 !. page, ~. default hay '.
ing been nade IN the payment or the dent
the beneficiary SO to do. will sell by auc-
ton. upon the premises. on ,o.,
THURSDAY. MARCH 51s, 100,
at q clock p NJ, the dwelling mum hered
az above. The lot has a from age Of q
feet. on the west line of Harrie Street
By depth of14o G-ls feet;aa}lso aHl9 T 20, OF
;iotS In rear The dwelling Is unusually
well built and arranged for comfort and
convenience. 535 23t {adb3&. 5t!. i J.
as to expenses Ct sale.
the residue as may be named at time 81
- sa'e' !, EDWARD 81 ROSE. Trustee.
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BY VIM. HlZZlnIs company
58 Real Estate 8Auctioneers.
Tenth and Bank Streets.
TRUSTEES sr,l'l' s,.t SAFE q .
MOST DESIRABLE Farm,
CONTAINING N s4s5 t.2 ACRES, (MoRE
CULTIVATION, SPLENDID
4 LAND. ] y, !.
TWO DWELLINGS, ONE oFE. EIGHT
Roo 'oe1fIv2 3T koo4s'
TOGETHER WITH 5 BARN (WHICH
CoST#ToY EREcTs OVER $4,000,
AND ALL OTHER 5NEcEs. IS
sARY5 ouTBUlLiNGS,
SITUATED DIRECTLY AT ooRsETT,
TWENTY.TWO MILES FROM
4, RICHMOND,
ON THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated jan
uary /. 1902 and recorded in the clerks {,
p pse havn E9q been II made tbs
payment Of the debt therein secured, and
Holder ie l. viii sell at public auction. on
}T III MARCH IL. 1908. AT T; NJ,
the property described in deed Of trust trust
All that certain tract or parcel Of land,
with all the buildings thereon, rights,
ways and appurtenances thereto belong.
Ing. lying and being in the e.. county N,,a q
Danville r, r. now Southern At Pow
hatan (now Dorsett) Station, adjoining
the land now, or formerly. owned py
James Allen on one slide and bounded by
Genito and the Powhatan roads on the
other sides, containing s4s1a acres, more
or less.
This. is one Of the, finest and best i'm, !,
proved farm properties in this section OF
the. country. and most convenient to
Richmond by numerous daily trains. at
convenient hours and cheap communication.
This sale Is made, subject to prior
deed Of trust, securing princlpal note
OF &. 900, due February %. 1904. and Two
interest notes Of $50 each, due respective
~ on August c6, 1903, and February 20
TERMs-c Cash as to the cost, OF sale,
any taxes duo on tho date OF sale: and q
ratabla proportion of the taxes for the cal
endar year. and to pay two notes amount
Ing to $3.50 and interest from Jain ~ :;
;s9 each payab1a!e, resRectilyyssdiy IVY
,uary !. 1905. and one note for 1000, pay.
able January !. 1905; any balance At enc
and two years from date OF sale with In
terest added and secured by deed OF trust
- ~ WIN. B. P1zz1N1, Trustee.
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THE O. Il. RAND COMPANY
800. have r p |. a Y it, fSil rrrx n

Tor thp past thirty yelrs. Our many yeafs. o
scee1s ID snetai Turf En,srpr!se,., o. s fes
hi W proved us TO DO expssta 10 our lins. KsownI
by saN racing man, having held ths txclusive and
only authorized book making privileges ss %tas
H HUM So 6r IL 0PARKs is7els7I. yea, II
RALTISIohN ND. 1885, .d u ys e J.
BRIGHTON BEA OH. N: ". 1850. GEAR
S Wi{4H SfniAo5 ssa :'is
.olARtEsroN, s. O., le7o, !, yea. !. I,
week. h All deposits are subject 70 Withdrawal
With interest 70 dat6 on denis nd, ADDRESS THE
q. q. RAND CO.. lU0.i "a Broad n. Y.$ City.
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\ AUCTION sALEs-ruTuRE DAYS.
III the RICHM0ND BAZAAR,

I win sell at Public Auction &c the
Richmond Bazaar 100 HORSES B AND
MULES for tho high dollar without re-
serve on next Wednesday, March IS.
The horses arc Of better quality than
have been q. any sale this season. and
they consist OF extra good drivers. sad
dlers heavy drafts, E weighing 1900 to
l,soo pounds. and lots OF Southern chunks,
farm and general purpose horses.
s We have five loads extra good mules.
two loads Weighing 1880 to 1.4oo pounds.
the others from Il IL to IS 1-2 hands
high. II III 4 III x 80.
XII gwto Z wai, I iIii,tlilIss or horses FOR saw
mills. railroads, and: for waiting pur-
poses can get the Kind hero next week,
and we Will have Just what we advertise,
and they will be sold.
Don't fail 10 attend this sale II in need,
as ] have made special effort to have the
stock for you. and I have some OF the
best shippers in the West this week.
The consignments are from Missouri,
Ohio, Illinois, Tennessee. Kentucky, West
Virginia, Virginia.
You Will not be disappointed II you
wHl Sssne. as you can find the stock here.
IN cEDA IAcITTFD
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SPECIAL oFTERs, +.
Ark, Little 2Rpok,E 0 ~ res: & lot, ii3x14o;
ali eoavenienees. Essssssilent loettiotn ~
'G CSi Pscer 's e.. u .ru. farm ,mptsi
~ u. fruit. 10 A.. pasture . Il 2, II =.
Can. llS q. inpts.. 3 Y p Man 4, y,
.dSSfaa Se s'o.k aysS npss
y Conn, hartford 60. 10 !. a3d aimpts.
h!ll Eig!n; y w. y, and 8 farnace,
ee i a iSoa iss's' Bla o,,,
sf Ind, Wubash co.., 20 Adapted e grain and
stock ralsins ~ - brick house; otc. J. u $i
Iowa SpeenscT d rss and i ot west
MI !0W 70 railroaa ; ;i9n a. .. tiIlneie ~
Is, O. Isassa Co co., s. a.. aad iap,. adapt.
ed 70 rice and cana 200 al. guilty
exeeliont location. near street cnr. Z,
=. house furnace. harn. etc. ss$s
ss eass WIZ ffs g. g :. 7ns 1s|'i
bldEs.. Il ml, from railroad. "a 78
!, ,H!S e. aonrse 60 lSo ana inpt' g -
MS q RaSssy 's Co. sss' !. e 1 '@pt. 4oo
cultiyated. adapted TO wheat, barley, etc.
Ohio. Sugar Grove. Z n res and Bs = ssS
S S9. P bsIais &C. g Is sns ana
& Ore, Curry CO.. 100 ~. timber lspd. d
e.ns + pressr $50 'YS 'nS.. A lang .d.pss
1. timber, $50 d. tiliahle. n u ~ hi II ~,
Tsnn ks11S SUB q Tsphl; h,.s
Wash, k ". K tos sS A1s2 s. In proved
North American 6uildins phllsdelphte. a II
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BY VIM. B. Pizzini Company. M
Real Estate aAuctioneers.
Tenth and Bank Streets.
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.,
11l3 Main Street,
T. OF A
DesirabIe Main Street Store,
No. 1891, oap. c. & 0. DEPOT.

cha ussa Court, entsred March s; 1903.
hs suit q ,s III Maa 1T pv yb auo
ton on o. rH IL RSxsYY'ssMs.A MARCH Nth.
at / o'clock, all that lot pt land !yIns
ssa rs Ss sSsu ths sty sf
n nttssn as S saa 1851 East Street aad
fronting on Main sspeet h 10 tTs naraiiel
lines 81 ieet, more or less. to an 9, alley !.
ERA{S gToh RR sE9R SH sas SHSSk
ING; above containing seven or elght
The attractive locatlo9 Of t y pr rn}
on oe'n The susSs est BUSINESS block that sec,
paying rates, ana u.s. specially desirable
RRsMfsaoosst hayaaat sash md
v nteres aYs addsd q ~
81 oppt Feha 81 mGeSSS i pad' a.
1'a %xSetiens eS; special ceamh h
Tho bond required Of the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
~ cTIAs, o, sAv1LLE, clerk.
pD1ATntY A. AFTER ABOVE SALE,
we will sell the NEARLY NEW E
THREE.SI0hy BRICK STORE
WEI . l RbmWaH fAINN sT 1Ah2EE'
p psss Is 'f we
Hfss aaHsss saa
4 = = so BROWN. q co.. Aussiea,ssssrA
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+ Geo. ". Mayo, AuctIoneer.
1905 East Main Street.

MAHOGANY FURNITURE AN
M TIQUES, GILT-FRAME MIRRORS,
ETC, AT AUCTION, ~ p =
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r,oal SALE.
For SALE,

For SALE.
4 Nice Home, with large iot. near 70 Of
o oofSR 81 sns sl5S ii sotfo Car hne ao as
,lfiproVetri efits. 4 Also, Il an excellent tract
ST fAt,d Oh Brook Z lrnpilSe, near the city;
good house etc. Also. e 1000 Farm. With
tho city near Mechahicsvllle Turnplkee:
Also. Land II any quantity Ct Alice"
on Chelsea peake ana Ohio, ~ r., miles
small Farms on the S. a. Z. Hallway near
- & ~ -, = $500, NJ w. BOWE,
Real Estate Agent. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
BY Augustine Royal s. Co..,
Real Estate AUotioneers, Manchester, va,

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4 = UCTIoN SALE or VALUABLE. I'M
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THE VAVANT LOT ON HULL
STREET. BETWEEN THIRD AND
By direction of AIessrs. y, A. and W.
p, Saunders, surviving partners Of p. 4,
saunders &, Son, we will sell at public
e 81 tSe t IL e aa ne eop
oity OF Manchester. Nos. 1907 1909, 1911
Hull Street, now occupied by Charles p.
and r, Bear, Frame building and lot
corner Nineteenth and Hull Streets. This
is considered exceedingly valuable props
ants ana paying good rentals. For flr-
4 thAr particulars call on the auctionesrs.
Terms Liberal and made known ct
sale. y. J, e,rvr ~, ~, 1, !, 80 4 ~,
sN'. ( q IS u Is Aucttoneegs.