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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
T7-
Will PROVIDES FOR
A "CALAMITY FUND.-
Especial to Tho Times Dispat CHI

Especial to Tho Times-D ispatcl.) b
q PITTsBURG, PA, March 2.-The late
Robert MacFerron, of Ben Avon. an old
time friend Of Andrew Carnegie, left a
will which contains a unique provision.
ana which dlsposes OF a $1,000. 900 estate
The estate is divided among all unn,ar-j
3rled sister, a married sister past middle
age, having no children. and an ,unmar-
sried brother Of an elderly age. Should
they die without issue, which now seems
probable, the estate becomes a calamity
fund.- Mr.. MaoF'erron's will says:
If the above mentioned legatces die,
without issue. / then direct that the In
come and proceeds from my estate be
placed In the hands Of the executors for
the creation Of n calamity fund, to be
called David and Eleanor MacFerron5
Fund The salo fund shall be inycs ted
by the said trustee is good and safe se-l
icurities, and one- half OF the yearly In.
come OF said fund shall be added to the
principal thereof and the other half shall
be used FOR the relief Of victims Of public
scalamitles in tho United States OF Amor
lea such calam!tles as are caused by fire.
flood, tempest explosions, epidemic dis
eases and the like. and which call for
prompt relief" 5s3
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5.5 AZ i pUBLlC; ,AUCTION.g

\ Pursuant Il to n decree OF the District
Court Of the United States, for the Eastern
District Of Virginia. enteted on the 2St =!
day or February, sos. In the ma terIofi
Rich mond Ice ii Corn pnny. Bal krupt ~ nei
t,ndersi goed receivers Will sell Ct spul y!
80 ~ "A MONDAY, H1ARcTE q 1906
commencing at 10 80 4 o. clock A.S NJ - q q
ontire stock Of Richmond a Ice Company
situated al Il the corner OF Sevente nth and
Dock Streets. Richmond, Va. This took
consists OF 81 u Horses, 2 N1ules, = Chute
Coal WAGONS 81 Wood Express sNVagon,iS7s
Goa il ana wv God Carts, IL Wood agons&1
Phaeton, several 5; Sc ta; III Of HI Slny gle and
DoubIe Harness 200 Cords OF Wood. lot
81 Splnt Coal lot OF. broken Ant IRA cite
Coal. lot Of steam Coal lot 81 Coal Yard
iNneelbarrows. etc::.sss1 b s-Ton. Fairbanks
Scales, 4 10 Horse Power sBo ilers and Eli;
glne. Saw Table and Wood ConYeyoT. On
Steam Hoisting Engine, on float Office
Furniture and Fixtures, 3 Iron Safes and
other appliance used in the wood andS
coal business. HI $as ;sisi 81
! TERMSAC Cash. as to amounts not Sex-S
ceedlng 500, and for ami UNITS In oessS Of
$40 a credit Soe not eedlng min ETY. days
secured by note Denotes salts IA ctori W en-s
dorsed. with interest from day Q & ale: or
Leash, at the option of the purchasers
34 "a ia a.. d. I.ANDDRIl1N,iS "a Is igFs
IL. II. \ ST. r ElN COALTER,
Receivers In Bankruptcy for fsi 4Ss
w isii Ril RI ohmond Ice Company. "a
1 BY Geo. w. Mayo, Auction ser; 4. Z, fs
Mch 8-9t q
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VERY Z: FEW PEOPLE,
Are Free From some form Of lndges

Are 5Free From some form Of Ind ges-
tl5i a {iF5 n ton, sfi S35sls, - q M
Very Few people are free from some
form, of Indigestion, but scarcely two WI
lhaye the same symptoms, ,$ 5 So
some suffer most directly after eat-
ling bloating from gas n stomach ana '
bowels. others have heartburn or sour sour
risIngs. still Others have pa pltation OF
heart: headaches, sleeplessness, pains IN
chest and under shoulder blades, some
have extreme nervousness, - IN nervous US
dyspepsia. VA
But whatever tho symptoms may be,
the !. cause In all cases OF indig stion is
the same, that is the stomach Tor some
reason falls to properly and promptly d. d.
,gest what is eaten.
| This is the whole story OF stomach
troubles in q nutshell. The stomach must
have rest and assistance and Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets give it both by sup
piying those natural digestiyes which
every weak stomach lacks, owing TO the
failure of tho peptic glands in the ston,-
anh "a secrete sufficient aoid and pepsln
L 10 thoroughly digest and iasslmilate the
food eaten.
stuart,s Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
900 grains Of meat, eggslorl other whole
some food, and this claim has been proven
nv actual experiment which anyone can
perform for himself In the following man
nor: Cut. hard boiled egg INTO very
small pieces. as 1t would be II mast
GATED: 9place the egg ana two or three of
the tablets In a bottle or jar containing
warm water heated to D8 degrees lthe
Temperature OF the body) and Keep II
at this Temperature for three and one
half hours at tho end OF which time the
esq VIII be ms completely digested as It
would have been in the healthy stomach
Of q hungry boy s.35 u !, !.
Tho point OF the experiment. 70 thap
what stuarts Dyspepsia blets VIII 90
to the eEs IN the bottle they, VII az \, %
the egg oyimeat In the stomach and moth
Ing else Will rest and inylgorate the
stomach so safely and effectually, Even
a little child can take StIarts Tablets
with safety and benefit II Its digestion IS
weak and the thousands of cures ac-
complished by their regular daily use
are ca silly explained when IT 70 nnder-
stood that they are composed o. yegetaple
essences, nseptlc, pepsin, dlastase ana
Golden Seal which mlngle with inc 1000
ana digest It thoroughly. giving the over
worked stomach chance to recuperate,
Dieting never cures Dyspepsia, neither
do nils and cathartc medicines, which
simply Irritate and inflame the 1ntesr
tines, S4 T
when enough food Is eaton and prompts
Nv digested there will be no, constlpa ton.
nor, inS fact, will there be disease OF any,
kind because good digestion means 5000
health In every organ.
The merit and success of Stuart's DYs-
pepsia, Tablets ara worldrwde and they
are sold at the moderate price OF 30 cents
for full sized package IN every drug
store In the United States and Canada,
as well as IN Europe. e
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sPittsylva1ia Collections. +

fSpccIal to The Times Dlspatch:)
CHATHAM. March The sis months ono,
Ing With February the following nave t, nesn
Clerk s.. s. Hurt: Fifty-eght law suits. So %;
tyoae suits ss;S flys hunSa a
o. sn ~ rcn,oyed. S S.; twelve VI wills. $13l;
t lwo appeals from justice Of peace |Ss s.;
seycnt cen admlnistrato rs. si7 g.; zF lanes re.
sonaj red deemed s6. 80 lnlnety.nne fines S76S.7b;
lcest ssl.sl: total. slsss 4. ! y K. 4.
The number Of deeds ls soMs v, Tri h
f February seyenty-two taxable deeds were re,
corded which was an increase Of four teei
per cent. over corresponding montn - ts'' -
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BUSINESS OUTLOOK
STILL | SATISFACTORY.
Statistics Of Failures During
February Show Considerable
Improvement.
.InproVenent

Commercial failures in the month Of Fep-
ruary,s as reported by r. g. Dun & Co, were
sderaultcd indebtedness. against i. oo3 lin tho
aesresated Failures Wesa nopa
average amount Involved was slightly In OK
cess OF 1900 ooo, SO that last month makes
81
u amount. against es3 In Febr,iary. 1904. whe,,
che amount ne involved wa Utmost exactly the
49, with iiabilit tics Of IS. 413 sss which com.
perez Lac. =. ssn j, tie
sirkins APPEARS IN n ths thrd
class. where 80 failures for 1881, $50 make a
most M rison 90 failures
and other flduciary insolysneies werc seven
In number and Involved $3.50, 44s. against 13
decrease as compared with the corresponding
month last year occurred in the third dlv-1
sion. embracing brokerage and insurance con.
fire. which forced several large Insurance COM
panles to suspend AS lde from THU department.
close comparison with those Of February, 1soi,{
which were neither: unusually numerous nor
large In amount Of defauted indebtedness Tho
least satisfactory feature OF the return is
found In tho largo number OF general stores
falling at the South on account Of the sharp
small az TO liabilities. for the average for this
entire country was only Sc including several
department stores. 81 . . IS VI
recordc smaller liza blities N for the month
Of February and only ono g 1s9s mad 4
K might be expected that failures would be-
particularly light in the shortest month Of the
year that contains two holidays. but this ha
not been the rule, probably because Of the
proximity TO the close Of The year Annual
settlements drelose weak spots In the sonmer,
n,.r era stinate q few weeks. which makes the
February losses heavier than those Of subse-
iauent months as a rule, although somewhat
allowance Tor special condi tons existing year
ago the February comrarison strengthsns me
outlook that was gIve, blythe mercantile NOR
taility for the opening month Of 1905. u. s3
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RACES AT 4, NEW ! y ORLEANS.
Inspector Halpin, Escutcheon
and Favonius Winners. III
Associated pl


& 9 NEW ORLEANS. March 2.-Inspector Hal
pin. Escutcheon and Favonius we're the w!n-
ming favoritea at the Crescent City track o.
day Summaries 85 ssi3 si{5i ST
N First race--six furlongs- Caterpillar us to
55) first. sndduccec e to 81 second. Alard Is
{to&1) third. Time. 4 ;lt 4b.S n
n Second raee-4one mile BlsnnWprthi ii ato ~
3f!rst. 1Vhotler tl8 70 81 second. Red Raven
T(4 to ~ third. "a Time, 1:41 l-G & i$
Third raoe--f i've and a ha It fnrlonss --1nspec-
torI Ialpln e to 81 first, Dot tore 90 to y
second. CLIQUE 70 10 ~ third. Time. 4 :oS.
e;3 Fourth race-scveilt 4 MISREPRESENTATION f8
Ito s. first. q. X. saiders TO j second. Edith
I May 10 10 s. third Time. a =. Z.
5fS$ Fifth f1ice-mile and one Observation-Disclosures
s5fl3 "a s. flint, Miss Betty az TO ~ second.
tC;ravina tl5 ~ third /. Tine. :4s 3-5 "a
4FE Sixth race-fivc {urlonzs-IIanlbal Boy ~ to
II first. Margaret St2 to ~ second, Prestige 60
Il to &?)5ithlrd Time, :ol rs. 5s X &
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GIRL H|GHWAYMAN
SHOOTS At VICTIM

Especial to The Intercollegiate
5POTTSVILLD, PA. March "A girl
8highwayman, believed to be the daugh-
ter of a miner. held up two men at DIFF
ferent times yesterday on the road from
5AIinersville to Lyle colliery.
i One OF her victims was Isaac Wentfall.3
a Jew peddler. who s avs he was no bbcd % +
$3.50 In jeWelry, Wentfall was $ on his way;
to ono Of the mining villages. which are
numerous In this vicinity. when the girl
came out of a clearing about twenty
yards In. his rear. 81. 3s
Z Wentfall was ordered to stop. hut paid
no attention, when a. bullet pierced his
hat. 5sss
Thoroughly frightened, he became nh
easy victim, and surrendered all his be-
longlngs. consisting Of brooches, rings.
flookets, etc, q III AZ s5
John Yoloyltch. a workingmai. was
also persuaded q half hour later by a
pistol which the girl pointed at his head,
I to hand over a silver watch, III n
: Tho girl who ID about twenty years old
\ held up two men n week ago. and com-
PEELED then, To hand over their change,
amounting to shout 81, but as the men
were known to he drunk their story was
not credited at the time.
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Fork Union Notes,
Especial ! 10 The Times- Dispatch,

FORK UNION Var March 2.--The Fork
Union Academy cadets were highly eiated at
psee Is
parade, expenses pald,4on March 4th,5 B. i,
4 Having SO recently gotten the guns and the
tovsrcoats, Captain Winston felt the offer would
have to- be declined, the Justice OF which
was easily perceived by the boys, u III
Or, Hatcher left here several days ago5sto
preach at Csddie Memorial Church, Newark
N. u, on Founders Day, He is now engaged
Great Interest Is felt In the coming to the
academy In q few Weeks Of pr r idge i.
Hatcher, Of Baltimore, for four days meat-
Dr. George III. snead expects soon to be able
Ia take up his work again. Mr. Walton
preached 1T the Fork Church on sunday: ono
OF the students made q profession of religion.
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Results / at City Park. {

u By Associated Pfe5s.)
# n E,ys ORLEANS, March 2.--summarics:
D First racc-three and "a hall furlonss--Tem-
pie sC TO 81 FIRST Electric Bell dtto D second.
Del 3yalle Is to ~ third. Time. :t3 1.h. ~ vs.
81 Second rack-six furlonRs- Sharp Boy Is to
- first. ysgle W!.hers Is to,ll second. Long
DAYS as TO y third: Time; IL 10 ~ .,...
King Of the Valley az TO 1o) second Lurallghtcr
20 to y third Time. 1;!l 4-s.
IFlorentine5 q toll first, Frontennc Is to. -
seeond Janeta "a 40 third Time; leg 9, 2;5.
3 Fifth rnce-mile and auarter-Jtdg Saul
Swiltwins 70 to y third Time, 200.
& Sixth racs--nallc and Observation-Disclosures
"a Ia ~ frat, f4 Oinehlca re "A to y second.
Austr alma 70 to 81 third. Time, rs Is,
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AUCTIONS SALES, Future DAYS
BY n. w. Bowa y Son.
Rsa1 EStAto A1aotioneers,
N, EugfEE's 3sALt1 OF, A8 Nj t3NtTfs
~ "a VI. g stf tJIsBA N y r T1SLDENc z
,C4ROUND . &C oPT'Os 1TE 70 4 SHTi
HILL. PARK, AN [, Or 4 HE ELECT RtGi

HILL Fix, y on THH h1.EGTRft5
Z. IN execution OF a deed lof trust, dated
May Is, 1893. and recorded II, the cierE,s 81
ONCE Or Chesterfield County CotrS, la
" OF. 81, page 1886, III viii, at the request of
the bene6cfary there having been defAiils
In tho payment OF D. portion OF tho debt
Premises, on On TuJEsDXY, the 7t Say 81
March, 1905, at IA o'cl ock NJ /, tho property
above referred TX situated on thA south
side OF Westhart1 or River Road Just
west f Of Reedy n Creek, and containing
about thirteen acres. } {si6 Sf33s
The dwelling house on this property Is III
large and unusually handsome one, and
contains most u Of 1.-THE u modern conven.S
ilences, sucti as, wat er, ~ baths, So, and
the. outbuldings are SUI flcient Ia number
and character for the COT, verient Use ofE
with 4 'fne shady; lawn and Eits5 hand
eass Forest H arR road
lust beyond Oh Ithe west this property
possesses. a. many attractions for the <
lin the nai ghborhood OF Richmond. IN
SD, r. ETaMs: Cash lcient to pay the ex-
charge Is note Of 50. o0O, with interest
thereon from April 1, i 03, and tho residue
OF the purchase m oney liz to be paid at
such time and secured III such manner
nstlie grators in SAID deed !, ng dire
gi7 S Substituted Trustee. ~
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IYOUNGCORBET|
[ D RING d ! ! J
Announces AZ End of Second
81 Defeat BY Nels99n That He
Will Retire. 8s.
DANE j \ YEARN / n FOR u FIGHT |.' /
Says He Will Whip Britt and
sso Then W'rest alnr'11pionsliiip q
From Cans,
tspecia | 10 rho rin,ss. py,pat q, J

4s}t5a Especial TO Tho Times. Dispatch)
Isl BAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-,1 a4n through
With tho fighting game was Young Cor4
belts FAD announcement Tuesday night az no
q left tho arena Of Woodward pavilion d badly
1 battered pusilist, after being for nine rounds
& tho receiving end Of an awful fuslndo Of
! wallops at tho hands Of Battling Nelson
5& q those who saw the fight there Is hardly
enc to doubt the Denver boys wisdom In
r.tiT3)ns from tho roped arena. ~ least % FAR
Not ithHlandlng tho reports rs Of Corbett's
superior condition as cortpar red with hIs form,
nights fight was almost b 3 repetition Of the
pT e, I! 7, encounter between the Two.
Tibet Mesony great perfor''aneNs made
lndeniablc, and many Of them nave now
switched around and belleye that the Dane
vii ,Ns,h VI Jimmy Britt q they meet this
a, Nelson himself APPEARS 10 think. there il
ne doubt whalsYer Of hls ability - beat Britt
! Ter tho bout, Hel.on said = can whip
nritt az easily aid .corbs.t and VII
Id. can nj Whip any lightweight, in Ii. World
mot barring Joe NJ Cans. the chasnnpion.$
reports that this tght e hoy
sSI knew could [ lick either ono OF them
ssS bsss
80 oner.Y don't think / was ever better In
!. my lie. II am Horry my friends lost II heir
money on my advice. q S {i u
ri The Denver boy can feel for his friends BE-.
cause no drew al tho moneys the club would
advance him and bet 1t on himself. 30 confi-l
don't was he OF victory. ssist;3
$ii8s whether Britt and Nelson meet In this clt;.
This month N now de ponds on Il the t fate Of
5Eenator RaiEton's anti-fight{ bill, wi ich Is to
come up for passage this week IN tho Legs-
sturo.4 At sacrapento. Al. HEREFORD. who IS
EEere wlths'Jce Cans. promises TO offer the
pair liberal purse before his club al Bhti-
moro * the authorities shut down on box
ing In this State. S3t +!
5SS iIertord In & BEHALF or Cans said yesterday:
4 Zoo will take hs Tins and let gths asplraIts
for the lightweight title settle matters among
,henssyes 10 4, viii be ready z, at the proper
~ Tho house vas not as largo as the fight
s!ronoters expected. a bout SIS, 900 was taken
70 the fighters. Ths division OF the lpursc was
tseyenty. five per cent 70 Nelson's and twenty.
Is, $50 al his share. He bet about =. 90 on
hmsef at odds OF to net Ing him $40, TO
for his night s work. CDrnnst's share WIS
About 81 $50 T&sa5 Il ri = ~
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GRANT DEFEATED.
.Jiu Jitsu Exhibition Given at
55s5 White House. n \.
/; Especial to The Times ispatci.) s5lf.s

# UNSATISFACTORY. D. G. March Flu 1itsu
was presented salnst wrestling at The White
according 10 nl3the Witnesses who are willing
to talk. q Tho President was anxious to see
Lice" Grant, an American wrestler OF some
&rei,ute. and Professor Yamashlta, INSTRUCTOR
In jiu titsu at the Naval Academy q n
a x few friends Of The President we're invited
4 70 -see thess bout. n An1eriran the
VA u :ntchful, hut Professor Yamashita was
too much for him after he get into q cllnch:
Ho tried a new hold With which Grant was NOT
familiar. Grant was thrown, sustaining q
ia Their painful muscular strain. For fear that
the AFFAIR might get into the newspapers the
guests were asked to say nothing about u
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Grand Prix Postponed.

NJ PARIS. March 1.-The New York Herald
ire PRODUCES the following from its 1n Eur p
eu AZ. needing held In The Automobile Club
yesterday, the Internal ional cup gained pre-
ccedsnee over tho French Grand Prix; that IS.
tha Scup race will be run this year. and the
Grand 5Prlx not till 1905. !! I. . :,
mi - am Hi road race annually. It also agreed
that. beginning with 1906 French automobile
nal;era Be Invited annually TO compete u one
become IAN interna tlonal open race 81
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AUCTION SALE i OF /! |.

50 Il Smyrna Rugs and Druggets. Is Bed
room Suits, In Walnut, Oak and Cherry;
,boards,fs Cherry and Oak Extension II \
.bies , 3 several "a odd Dressers. several
.IVnshstnnds,6s1O good Hair Mattresses
Walnut Mirror Front Folding Bed Oak
Book Cases. Oak combination Cases,
,Estey Organize Couch, Bed Lounget
sWardrobes, 3g Crockery, Gas Range,
Chairs, Is Oak and Walnut Odd Bed
steads. In Double and single; and other
Furniture etc, at our salesr pms, y @.
61S u asst Broad Street. THIS FRIDAY
MORNING. March 80, ut 1880 g clock.
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first, Dr.. Mccarty q 1.s to y second. Magenta
Third raee-one mile--Waswift Is to- 81 first.
Allan no to y second Far West g q y
Fonrt a,ce Z, furlonEs-Al Black 4 to
81 first, Nina Equan u to ~ second, Artetta
q ia to " third. Time. u s;5. y, +, 3
I Fifth = race-six furlongs- Shady Lad a 81, !.
schoharie a 10 s. third. Time. 1:l4 80. &.
Sixth mile and seventy yaEds- .eaaKa
70 10 s. first, Celebrat ton q 7. TO secona,
Gltstcn "a TO j third. Time, / 40 3.5
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AUCTION SALE
on

Val, roc EITHER WITH HORSES
COWS CALVES. tTEO ls. G.H1CKENsa
GEESE, WAGONS, BUGGIESIA PLOWS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,M02M Y; 4
yR. CARPENTERS OILS, SADDLE 3, A D-,lI,![ll,i
&c For the purpose OF dividing and set
tlingnnp the estate OF. Chrstoph Solt e
deceased the will ss y =. a !.
Laurel Station, Oh the r, i. FL. r. B,
"WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, 1905. /, u
lowing property, to- wit AL the real ses-
tate oft4whloh ChrlYtpph err Bottom died
possessed, containing M about two nun
dred and eigh ty-one acres. toget her WITH tI1
the bull dings and impr oven ents thereon,
being the residence and farm Of the
late Christopher Bolton !; & also al house Il
holl and Kitchen furniture END !, al per
4 To RMS Cash as TO the pAfsonA Fropr-.
erty; and 5as to n tn real estnte, on
fourth cash balance In Re one, VI two and
three years /; M deferred N payments M TO |. pc
evidenced by3Snotes with Interest Addad
and secured by trust deed on the prop
erty, or all cash, at option OF purchaser.
" hrARGARET BOLTON.
K JOIANNA5 !: MILLER, II 3sI
BETTE SHEPPARD,s
VI "A. Si G ~ b OLTON is&
VII ls LOUISE OEHNs. s
Note.--Th he land Will be offered as 4 Y
whole and then divided into tracts and
offered, and will be sold for the larGs llt.
aggregate price. 81. N Il lis Ri
N feb 26-mar !, 4, S3
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Furniture, Mating, Pic
lures, Mirrors, Sewing
Machines, Barber Chairs,
Stoves, Etc. ;55 4 ~

VA will sell at my wnrerooins, 90 Broad
street, TODAY ut 10.3o "a. M, ] Z hand n / !.
GONE Walnut .Tennessee Marble Chamber
gsut,1o Oak and other bedroom SUITS SUIT
Oak and Cherry Book Case and Desks l
combined, Pictures Mirrors. M Il
Cottage ,Crgan, Oak and Walnut Side
boards, q Dining.room Tables. Chairs,
CHINA Closets, Gro ckery, Glassware. New g )
Mating, IS New and slightly-used WARD va "a
robes, ~ handsome tErags-T ri1rlmed and
other Iron Bedstcads, e i'd & edsteassl
Bureaus and Washstands, s Cook Stoves,
comparntlvely Y new; 2 Barber Chairs,
Kitchen Furniture. Chairs, Fables, etc. !
tions Ladies' invited to attend. 9lis
3ssi BY GEO o. ". OLIVER, Auctioneer,
Il Il l.IF IN % Broad Street,
"a N. 3. TRADE sale Tuesday, March I,
-1u(b 10 40 "a. M. .lslaM
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In execut ion q n deed of trustt., dated
kinsonA to the undersigned trustee duly
recorded, I will sell at B.pu blic auction, on
MI FRIDAY NfORNING NfARCHs3 Sd,
commencing at 30 n clock. N at No. 2o01
Venable Street, as a whole. Il satisfac-.
tory price is offered, or Il not will pro-
coed to sell in detail, stock consisting of,
In part III Gents Furni shlngs, mpracing
Hosiery Shirts, Suspenders, UnderWear.
Collars, CUTS. Neck Wear; also n tlons;
Toilet Articles and Soaps, r fumes and
Lotions, Brushes, h School Supplies 8. etc;
nice lot OF IA Fresh c:and lies: Nuts and
Raisins, Cigars. Cigarettes. Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Candy Jars !, =, and Dissihes.I
9 handsolne Nickel and Oak Frame Show;
Cases, both Double and Single 81 eek, two:
to light feet long; Store Counters. Re-
atorIii2 Chairs, Oak Center Tables, Lat
:tice Partition, Heating Stove, Store
;Shad es, Awning, etc. Isl.
"a II 4 sold as a. whole, sati factory ar
engagements can Il be made for unexrired
lease OF 2 years wi tn privilege OF years.
Rent very asonable Stand exception
ally good. Stock all fresh and desirable.
Fixtures nrst-class. ss5t; III yt t}a
q a{ MTNITR EE FOLKEs, Trustee.
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Mr.. Henry Y,oze. Of Paramount, who was
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for the Sick by Dir, st, julien .oppenhei.ner.
assisted by ether physicians; IS IMPROVING g
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BOaklawn Summary.

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