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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-04
Death of Frederick Hosser.

Fred c. Hosser of North Smith
street left Sunday for Springfield, to
attend the funeral of his father, Fred
trick Hosser No particulars of the
manner of death are known in this
city excepting that Mr.. Hosser died
suddenly in his yard He had many
friends in Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-04

court Saturday afternoon. on the
charge of assault and battery. His
brother was given one year in the
renitentiary sometime ago. on the
CT arge Of cutting to wound. Akron
Btacon-Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-04
Weddlnu at Justus.

Miss Minnie Warstler and Ernest
Hall were married at Justus Sunday
ron. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. NJ Poulton at the Warstler
home in the presence OF nearly sixty
guests. A wedding dinner was served
at tables arranged on the lawns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-04
Death of Former Canton Resident.

Word was received in this city Sun
day by Owen Lightcap of East Fourth
street announcing the death of his
sister. Mrs Jennie Helman, of Shreye.
Mrs. Helman removed to that place
with her husband but few weeks
ago. She was a former resident Of
Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-04
Another A,rshlp suoceas.

New York, July 31.-Leo. Stevens,
in his airship, the California Arrow
described circles in the air over Coney
Island this afternoon at an altitude of
several hundred feet. 1t was his sec
ord venture this season. and was re-
garded as complete success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-04
Recommended Dismissal of Public
Printer.

Washington, d. c., July 31.--F. w.
Palmer, public printer, has been rec
ommended for dismissal by the Keep
commission, which Investigated the
purchase of 72 Lanston typesetting ma
chimes for use in the government print
ing Office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-04
Survivors TO ,deet.

Canal Dover, o., July 3i.-The twen-
ors of the Fifty-second Regiment Ohio
Volunteer Infantry will be held at
New Philadelphia Thursday, Aug. IT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-04
TWO BROTHERS

Adam White of Canton. who with
his brother, Willard. started a small
riot at Barberton several weeks ago.
Was fined IS and costs in the probate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
!! ROMANTIC WEDDING
Delightful Birthday Party.
55 Movements Of the People.
ls;peclal "a rhe Times. pl1pa tch,,,

Special to Tho T Times. Dispatch sst
3l4 GORDONSylLLE YA.V March y 4.--Quite Y a
romantic wedding occurred IN Washington one
day last week, the contracting parties being
Mr. Roland Brooks and Miss sRuoy Rowlea.
both of Jackson. & in 1.ou!sa county. Brookes
has been infatuated with this charming young
lady Tor some time but his & suit was con-
sstaitly oppoEed by her IN Their. s One day last
week whils jI3owles was in Richmond dsposinE
OF q = load ct tobacco. Brooks went to the
young ladys house. and together they elopeo
10 WASN'T nBton. where they were married.
iSS All very delightful occasion Was that n
Orange on Wednesday nights Sbirthdn party
given BY Miss Eleanor sisses xMaiTy
Evelyn and Bell Martin and Miss Essthsr
VILE, wereFamong those who attend 60, and al
ireport d most en- oyable time. $$
s REV. A.. Meade. OF T5knst w. va:,.SE
recent accepted a call ito the rect orkhip q
Christ Episcopal Church 81 this place, -
moving here and will occupy the rectory.
NE Mr. w. Fabers, has secured ternposaf5a1
p,sitlon as stenogra phcr for the general. pas
sanger agent OF tho Southern Itailw Wasn-
$ington a and expects TO leave y q few days
Messrs. William and Thomas sindlinger were
called to Shenandoah few "a " ago. on az
count OF tho death OF their mother.
l Mr. ". C. Be kerr Jr.. express N easenser
between Gordopsyile8 and Norfolk. mas pee zen
appointed express agent at this place 70 M
ti1s vacancy caused BY the death Of Mt y II
Y "a M y James Wood, i who has been sick IN
Richimc nd VI for tie past two weeks mas sul-
ficIentjy recovered 10 return TO his home here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
'NNG5GEORG|A||NS'ARE
ST|.L |. lCE.B| / .|| Nd
The P Potomac Open, But the Rap.
pahannook Still i'm
broken. VI.

" ,ses S e 1,hs 1es.p ,.nateh .
i hs Seks5s Hss nepes I'D
btenk 4, vi. III Time for Steamboat g cons
d a.,v 4, Thursday !o ne e
struck out BY Cons. ca l a Id bug.
4 slss early Friday morning for Trsdere ksburg,
Ghere they " took the train Tor INC Nat iona
this Immediate heshboriood avia Fredereks.
burg az would have gore BY steamer, had
3,rhe channel OF Tho Potomac IL OPEN ana
sSyerai very large government sips passed up
Mr. ii1spe,ubcr r Of 'tsath 'G point, Il
/ the only merchant IN King George. or any
ighbor!ns has boon set ting ier.
navigation. closed more than n month ago.
and no has pursued a course that no one
clio would efture.. Mr. Pcrnberton attached
md Ii this leigh.boat he hauled goods across
road station In Maryland 70 Matthias Point In
IA The March term or tile. King George court
presiding, and Is still In session. The docket
The inassea are more dIs.atlsned with The
present court system that they were at n the
Inception. 5 r. s.38 i
Aside from the ncaleulable irconyenIIene;s e
claimed that the new system, Is much more
among offers. that prisoners have til be kept
In jail: Mt the expense OF tax payers. SO long
before they can be tried. The present. court
system y escecdi ngly unpopular with u t INC
juase Jn uop H. MasoI, ia the most universally
popular Judge who ever presided oyer the
PoIitlcianss arc active. Tho Swanson and
willard forces are putting up the gaps Fight
the Mann ha nass y gains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
] COMING SOUTH.
Ball T ossers, Fresh From, II Win I'm,
~ ter's Rest. Prepare for Work.

s95 4, n, Especial q to Tho Times Dispatch
NEW sYoR X. ri March IA general 9 move We,
ner,t souttward has been begun by base ball
ner. IS ana will continue for tho next two or
tire, weeks. Every section Of the country
viii contribute Its quota OF ball stossers fresh
from their winters rest. They are all ANXIOUS
10 get back into the game, and the cal 70
report is a welcome one Florida, eieorsia..
Alabama ana Tennessee claim q majority OF
q hc clubs, although they are pretty wen scat
tered r. Both tho st. Louis organizationsas LIS 81
toaTexas while the Chicago ntt9nalsf VIZ
report In California for the prsli,ninnEY !, sea- sea
son f Local enthusiasts are natural rI .f
Interested ID, however. In the movements OF Tue
Giants and tIighlanders especially 3d. hs.
cnt,se thcrG seems to be a good chance Stnat8 \
1ot h viii stand high up. II not at the top
OF their respective leagues. when the season son
ends, iSi l3;. !. !, ~, +he!
nlayers having been notified to report there
on March 9TH Thus far, the CONTRACTS sIs o.
PITCHER Matthewson First 513aseman hlcGannn8
and Catcher Marshall have not been receiveo,
INT ali Tho others have signed, and tnt. thIss
named arc almost certain to nc Win tn ae
team again. Tho Hghlanders Will meet ,. az
Montgomery Ala, about the same Ht M
PT.hes1ro ana Keller will not be b Win th n
team on its training trip as they are coa nino
ing the Harvard nine. y 1Ii
rInectell 10 be at Harvard. and the triS WI.
ioin their respective team mates 1ust peio.e
Y ho regular season opens. III NJ ii {s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
IMPROVE BATTING g.
Sluggers Will Try to Get Upper
n. b Hand in New Season. ii

(specIal to Tho Times Dispatch.l
NEW DIRK, March 4-Al \. me teams as c rua
Gurtnr the coming spring practice antend 70 70
attention 70 the sump
"a t;nss last season throughout the baseball
@ord nsSs o IL
fereu ~ ~ thn same rules prevailed IN $780,!
Cause ,Ms Of the batting slump is at!ll
umexpaned evers Of the msnpfelhs
adopted az In advance OF regular spring
ns fSss ana
rough II ~ man they hope to have smuggling
sns ss q hs
the Seg,nMsRRs prospective batting records
cooked Ss wa asi s With
OF the ,h hew nt both major and MINOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
FAITH RESTORED.
Liberal Response to a Case g
q. Want IN the Country.
fspeclal to The Tlmes-IDJlspnNscS''''

MoNEIsXjhLgei pSrsss Maasa
1 place FOR m aged w!aoW sick ana an md
8dlstress ~, ons Of sympathy that
1 anneoomm MIAMI these donations from aIl
,lsrfs of'the State. Is sincerely app4reeIl.
81 Tie nRp Ssapf 1 II EHnew and Ai its
,;,stitu tinns md binds them close to
the Tie people Of the whole State than eyer
Ds Justice TIickersop fined Mary T 7 p
ha'costs Of the trial for driving q horse
md md buggy over Mr. Luclan Manuel
white. s. =, Z, ], y. -, Y ~ I
4 nan I'm IN. liz case, BY Ills insolent talk
about the whites, neutrality-suspicious. q
clash between the races 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Best Part Of Brazil.

!. Rio Grande do Sol. he most 50 uthern
State in T,razll, ndjoins IJrnguay on the
south. and has abo II. I .4eO go populatl ton,
500, 900 of w honl are errlansS or e9fs Ger.
tho state Is cattle, of Wien 1t Aproduce
more "a than any 90 llGEs t&reoj Slatess aof
Brasil The Sll!t 9 is EsEy tlAe and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
N lii X
NAME.

Manning, James s.. &. !.
Meyer, j oseph II. .S.s.t.
MARSHA, j aines d. 81. X.
sMonntcastle, y Stanley 1855.
]. Mooklar, ID II d O.. -. $50.
Z, Murphy j 49,. .s' -, .
Miller, Ernest XIV. $500
5SMountcastlea ~ Co. \.
B New York Bakery
Nelson, The od lore Y. n "
New Y ork Laundry Works ~.
Noble & Stowe ..s.f ",
Naumann,y O B &
Powell g. Mitchell
Parrish B rothers 81 Il
4 Powell Brothers &. 1.
Phillips, w. RI, & Co. ~
Phillips ] oseph 5.,5il h, 8
Pllouis, Louis ..s !. y 81
HPerlind N. Y.
\ Paragon Pharmacy ..8.5. u. 1880
II Payne, r. .3 ,Is
3 PEN berton & Benson /. \. \. x.
Isosenbloom e Sons
Robelen, Misses p. & Me-.
Richmond Art Company i... l.s,,
Rupp w. F n.
4 Ruth, Lewis .E. i. 100
j Richmond Hat Company
Robinson, M. .. $685.. y
Il Roane & Davis .. "a.
Raymond, Il: '3'l,s II
n Raymond, J 80. s.3
Rankin, ] ohm j .5. ii. ..S.!
5jiRichmond Cleaning & Pressing Co.,
Z Robins g. r Richardson " '1is
y Rothschilds e Comp u. i.3,;Sy
Richmond Dry Cleaning Co..}5.s. ,SiI,'5
Sycle, Seymour .,s 80. .
schnurma an, II. $50 !. y
Spence ii e. II .5... 1855. .s.s,,.
Southern Fine Art g III !. , .:...
~ Smith w. L., 6 Son s..{.
Shook, " II . I. !.
N Southern Seed Company $50 \
Schwartz, a.. H M, .5.. .3.5: /.
Schwartz, A. II s's n 5.|.,j
Strange, H arvey u, - I.5
Strange. K emper & Co. "a 5'.
straus, & A. S. g Company 1880. 953,.
Scheer, j ohm \. a.
Scheer, "A. . $50 4
I Il Steiner Samuel g Brother $.!. l.i2.
25 Sharks e Atkinson y. l;'8.
A Smiths& Campbell as. *.
4; stallSWall Paper House 4 ..si !.
S Strauss, ID. s !.
Smith, a, ..s.3. Y,
SALON. ns, 1
Tompkins, G. H ,5 $500 "
u III ompson's Drug Store ;.t...'
1T aylO or, G .3B
Nj The Hat Box .'. I
Tucker, N IN. 3%
Taylor, $50. /.
3S Tumins, Fl. s. ~ RI.
Turner, George wv '.'2,.
UhlmanS g Baptist 1850. 1865
M Union Clothing Company $3.50
B: Vaughan, j. F. Co. "a
Valhalla Health Food Company "a.
Valentine. M RS. u. M I.
Whittet S Shcpperson & !, ,.. ..S.
Wood, ~ Ks. 5 I.
$Witte, Il. & Co.
w arren, Charles II. s. Z.
Wagner, M. - !. ,S;s3
Weidenfeld Frank 1850 h. I. },
Weinstein, J .s. ','3t \
Workman, M. s.;.. SO X
Valdrop. H. b M, ,.s.
lWhitehurstEB Brothers h $780, ,5.5'
n Warren, Mrs. j. H !.
Williams, Robert s i. \. Y.
q Watskey Brothers 81. /, /.
Warmer, W.. F go. .S'5's' /.
Want, Las. 1900 KS
Worsham, a.. c. ..' ). . S'5j 4
A Williams, Randolph; . 5.E IN
White Front Livery Stable S...5.s,5,. y. [.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
~ Sli3
NAME.

9 Anderson Grocery CO.s.S. ,... s5Y.t
n Atkins e. Brauer. /. !. !.
Atkinson, s. ~. Il i. !. I. u.
Arthur, PA, g. co. B. sy,ii
2BArrenBOn, ~ L. ~. .;. ~ !; rs.
Browne q Constine y. 4. Z.
Browns Butter Store !. Il J.
Il Brulle, w. HI, & Bro N. :.
;Drauery Walter p. J. y. {.
y Bishop, s. p. Il I. \,
Browning, "a. w. Y. q.
Burke, George \. Y. !.
u Becker & Rosenburg
4 Blankenship, Az B. q. 4 u
$S Browne, g. i. !.
Blhkey, B. H. y !. h. .5..at
\ Bennett, Al ". u. 4. q .i,.l
Blankenship, ]. u, & Bro 81
4 Sail Ed. V !. !. !. X. !. n
\ Bear, Mrs. Julius q
y Booth Brothers
& Cox e. she a Co. !. h. !. /. n
Chesterfield Shoe Company....i !.
Cohen. FL Art Store
y Clements e Son e. !.
! Colayita, Phillip !. \. \
Copeland ], Fl. B., 6 Co.
Cox, ] {. H. . X
Cosby, w. g. /.
y Cole, u. r, N gr.5s.. ~.
8 Cooke, j. Mop .
q Chicago Shoe Repairing Go
Dnbney q Johnston.
Dayidsons5 .. 3..ss.5i.sf
S Duke, Az Z. " 81.
II Deuel. \ "A. a e 4. N. & !. !.
Donald ames, e Co.
Deatherage, w. E.
y Davis, Mark 4 Il.
Dickinson, c. T !.
8 Drinkard. w. F !. I3 81 4. J.
Economy Hardware Store 4
Einstein, j. 8. KEEN
Electric Shoe Factory !. a.
Electric Novelty and Appliance Co.,
Il Elicit, u. M \. 8 Il. X
Eagle Steam Laundry
4 ellis, Mrs r dWa ] r. 1. j.
Eureka Dying and Cleaning Co.'s. h.
II Faulkner, F.. Coz. n NJ.
Fellhelmer, Lewis y. ga 3.i
n Foster, w. ts:.
d Flourn oy, r. w. y 3l:'. 4.
Grcentree. Meyer !. !. s s:
Guvernator, u. J Il. +. ....'.4
Germelman, G IA. \. l! X y.
AGuYernator, u. ]. * /. AZ
Glass, George ". . 3.;,.3
d Gentry, Newton =. s..t.
Granger, James NJ. l,i5,,
& GraVens,S George p. So ~
Il Granite Lithia Water Co.
CLIPS. B akery
4 G onella B rothers AZ
Gordon Grocery CO. $..'55..s. XXI
!. Guvernator, u. j 4.
Homeier s. Clarke y. ,i:.l
Hartung, "A. ..si' .i !,..
81 Hopkins, w. r. ,t,| .lI.
" Hawks, wv. T 81 y. q.
q Harris Hardware Co. ... &.
u Hone Supply Company .s.,}.
Holzbach, G. A. s,...a,,
Il Hayes, James 5.ijy
Jahnkc Brothers M. .!.s Z. =.
Kass, Celia v. y. u .
Keck, Fred J. 81
Jarvis, E. S. .5,'t. 3. &
Kern, E.. g. SO (. "a.
\ Kidd, wv. B. J. &. X.
Keppler, Charles ... N. 3,.I,
y Kelley, Phil G. $50.
Krigcer & Creery y.
Levitt, Jacob s. SON. SO,
Liebert & Sutherland y.
Leigh, NJ e. y .
Leibs, Al S. S.. go. !.
Lowry William =. *. 81. s .i. + I.
McGraw, James 4. \. s.l. .5.}. !.
Mooney, ] M $3.50 .a.t. !.
Miller, j., J ~. {. !. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Land Values,

North Gsrolna Sass sa,bpa
n aiIs, and and Tic ayefage value 81 It's Land
sionly 81 an acre, Ohio, has q population
Of 109 to the square ,mile, and 1.-THE l YER
ana has a popul alton Of seventy to the
SQUARE mile amu the average Z Val ue 3 OF
land is over $50 an acre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
BUSINESS.

Groceries 3.}.S.$. ~. s..l.a.$.S
Groceries, Fresh Meats, Hay Grain, etc,
Bakery
Wall Paper
Merchant Tailor $3.50.
Crockery and Housefurnishing8 ......i
Where Purity is Paramount
.Confecti oners Y
Fresh Meats, etc /. WI.
$500
p pufser.e Dgg, and Vegetables
.lallOrs 4 $500
Vegetables II. q. Il
Groceries w
.Buttersand Eggs
FISH oysters, Wood, Coal and Ice
Fine Millinery - \.
Largest Fiat store in the City. X. q
Shoes ..EsE.
Artist Material, Pictures, etc. q. 81.
Tents and Awnings \.
Cottage Meat Market
Original Davis Gallery i...
OtWluS NAaSuluSp 80 - = : = =
q. :; 9. ~ q.
Shoes 81. .i. "a
Meats, Groceries, Butter and Eggs Nh.
Coal and w God .8.3..
Bakery, Confectionery Wood and Coal,
Restaurant IS.
ARH kerry q
Stoves, Tinware, Glassware, etc. .i.s.i.
Capitol City Distributing Co., Liquors,
.Shoe Repairing I. ~. 4. :. 81.
Anything Electrical
Fish and Game II.
Discount, Retail Trade Only (. ~
. Metropolitan Steam Laund ~ III
Dry Goods u.
Clothing, Hats and Gents Furnishing
Photographed 5. B. 81.
Dressed Poultry y.
,Clotnier and Halter y. 81
.Grocerte s n.
Groceries, Meats, etc.
Fresh M eats ri.
Fresh Meats, Vegetables and Groceries,
Groceries, Fresh Meats, Butter q EGGS,
Fish .ss$. {.
Meats - 4 .S.S'
.Lithia Water KS .::i x.
Bread Like Mother Used to Make a:
Fruit and Confectioneries
Groceries, Wood and Coal
Wood and Coal ..8 \ y J.
Photographers 1890 .s2.t.l
Books and Stationery .}.'. .3.f
Meats and Groceries 4; ,5
Groceries 3.i.
]. H ard ware and Sporting Goods .9.3.3.
Housefurnishing Goods
Fruits
jewelers. and Diamond Merchants 90.
Fine Millinery
Dyer and Cleaner !. Z. e.
Family Groceries and Meats .3s.5S.s.$
I. Hardware n. "a. I.
{. ~, "a. 4 s .
.aLlqu0rS ..S...s.G.s. .l.5.. 1890 \
/. PLUMB erS ..I.$. .isi..s.. .
Department Store =.
Druggist ~.
/. Furniture /. .t, .Si.S. 4. u. .5.s.. .s.S...
(. Dry Goods, Notions, etc. (.
.Grocerles - q I. !.
!. COnfeCttonerS $500. $500. :
I. Hardware ....s..
I. Groceries Y .$.a.
/. Groceries (. = x. {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
BUSINESS.

~ BUSINESS.
Campbell's Hotel Cigar Stand .....
Meats and Groceries y. .t..g. ..f...5.... /.
Confectionerios II. 80 W. Xxi.
Ice Cream, ~ tic. !.
Cleaning and Dying ~
Dentist v. 5.3..i.
Carriages and Harness ~. 1880
Cutlery and Supplies < .t.s $1,000;
Plumbers and Gasfitters \.
Clothing and Gents Furnishing J:
.f.{.t..
American Laundry +. B. y }.{. .s.5.s.%
Store, COG franklin Pa r. .3.
Groceries
Shoes I. Il. u. KS. 81. IL XXI.
Shoes y. 5.s.SS.5..
Shoes rs II. h.
Lexington Dry Cleaning g GO. .
groceries Is Il.
Ladies. Tail
Drll gS l.
Wall Paper n
Furniture .s.. a *.
FURNITURE and House Furniture
Millinery D. Il. 81. I. S.8.s.
Fresh NJ eats M
i al or N.
,Hatters u.
Dry Goods, N otions, etc
Meats
Groceries
Groceries ..f::9 .
Groceries n. \, <.
@. ~ -. X.
Coal and Wood
..Tailors NJ
\ 4
Sh Oes !.
Tailor, Halter and II lat asher i,,I,
Trunks \ 80 4.
Pictures; Frames, etc.
I Dry Goods and N tions II 4.
/. Drugg ist
Seeds and Hardware /.
J. Croker
Bargain Store B
Dry Goods "a. .s ". 81. & {. r.
Gents furnishing
4 Dry Goods and N otlons Il. 3..S3.'s..SS.
.Jeweler n ". S.iEt
.Jeweler "a. .E. /. /.
Jewellers i. ". MI. /.
Leigh Mark ct ,I5
...Grocerte les n.
II ~. . &. 49,.
i.Jeweler, etc. RI.
/. Groceries, etc.
Hardware, Nv God etc. \. |. y. !. .i.. ..s.
!. Toys and Novelties ...95
4.
I. Groceries & y.
\. Hatters
Meats and Groceries ~. !. N. !. 81 ".
Dry G Gods and otions .5.. B. N.
Cloth1n 6, etc
Designers and illustrators q. .l.. 4. !. J.
|. Clothing, Hats, etc.
Furniture .... e.
81. q. 80.
GrocerleS .S.E. 4. :
Cigars and Soda II.
.Dru IS 3:
Druggist .. n. X, /.
J. Groceries 4. N.
Optlc1an X 3.
.Jeweler and Optician .5
millinery y, (. w
!. Groceries and Fresh Meats .S.s. *. $50.
/. Groceries and Fresh Meats y . Ks
!. Crockery and Glassware
Dru gs rs -. {. 4 = '3:3'
]. Gents Furnishings
!. Dry g Gods i,i. 81. V
j. Dyeing and Cleaning .3.s 5.3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

;.30oS Williamsburg Avenue.
ssSo9-'11 Williamsburg Ave.
1882 Williamsburg Avenue.
800 Louisiana st.
s.51s Denny. 33
1874 Williamsburg Avenue.
/, 515 Louisiana. .8l5s ~; ss
.3S21&1-2 Williamsburg Ave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
No. STREET.

500 Brook Ave.
1901 Paramount Ave.
g O3 w. Broad. 3ss
g o. u. Main.
Goa p. Main.
q 0 Is d.! Broad.
Sixth fand Clay.
i525 D.. Broad
III First Market.
S702 p. Main.
.514 s.. Pine. !
1874 First Market.
so 8 ID. Broad
\ s 5 Second Market. |
$40 w. Broad. iS
Il 06 Second Market.
.G01-6035W. Broad.
TWenty-seventh.
q 3 v Broad.
1923 p. Main.
.21S N Third. a..5
a15 East Main.
q z. Broad.
1927 %. Broad. 4 5is
I151 s q. Main.
5202 N. Fifth.
{108 N. Ninth.
.8225 wv Broad.
Io04 E. Broad.
s817BB. Broad. 3s3y5
t9O2EE. Broad.
424 2. Broad.
I3O1 e. Broad.
Cor. Seventh and Broad.
I231 N. Twentieth. 33f
1903 W.. Main. 4 Y
3 w. Broad.
1901 Church Hill Ave.
Tenth and Broad. S@ti1 .S5;&
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Washer, Lewis ,.s' 5.. 1890, 5'5;.
Nielsen, R. ...5... $500.
{Brulle, "A. L. .E..i. -
Dryer, NJ. N. ,3.. 81
Hardin, Marion X , W ~ 4.
Kocen, D. y. i.,i.3. .a3
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lBew, Harvey, i. S. ,s..i
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
PULASKI.

Pulaski, Nov Ill. M. DoneIson. OF
Memphis, Mo-. purchased the farm of
Jap Corrick this week. Price, $1,000
per acre.
Mrs. Hunt returned from Colorado
last Friday, where he had been on an
extended visit =
Miss Bertha Meredith is spending
week with her sister. Mrs. c. E.
Stockham.
G. E. Young shipped four cars OF
hogs to Boston and one to Chicago last
week.
Ed Greenleaf and wife visited their
grandmother at the home Of r.
Meredith this afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. knight and Mrs. c. w.
Matthews entertained at the Mat
thews home Saturday from 2:30 to n.
M. A free will offering was accepted
for the benefit Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety.
Mr.. Steele the blacksmith who H,aa
employed by Swan Olson, moved back
to Ottumwa this week.
Mrs Plank Is improving slowly
Mrs Caroline Greenleaf and grand.
son, Harry. are visiting at the homs
of Mrs. Greenleafs brother, A. II.
Meredith and family. They will soon
go to Colorado to visit Mrs. Green.
leafs son, VIII Greenleaf, where they
will remain for an indefinite time.
Dill knight and wife returned We'd
nesday evening from the west wl1ere
they had been on an extended visit
with home folks In Washington and
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