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TO REOPEN WRECKED BANK
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Philadelphia. Oct "a. Announce
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Monument TO Memory Of William Con-
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forts. to take measures Co secure tho
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We c0nway MemorIaI and rabIet.

forts in Pensacola harbor from seizure
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with him for his failure
% keep his promise. Finally, in the
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To Lacy p Jasper:
Take notice that I shall. on the
Srd day OF December, 1906 at the
Office of r.. r.. Florence. Merchants
National Bank Building Cor. 18th
and Main street in the city of Rich
mond, Va, between the hours of
3 A. NJ. and p. NJ. on that dav
take the dispositions OF John White
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the taking of said DISPOSITIONS be
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Respectfully.
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By counsel.
f. NJ. Roscher. pq
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Youngest Civil War Veteran.

The officials OF the pension Office
think they have discovered in Tvs.
ton ID. Howe, of Streator. III. the
youngest volunteer OF the civil war.
lie enlisted in 1861, when only ten
years and nine months old. and served
for four months. when he was dis
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enlisted again in 1862, when IL years
and months old, and served until
the end Of the war The record was
brought out in connection with an ap-
plication for increased pension, which
vas granted.
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NlRGINIA-In the Circuit Cont ~
Henrico County this goth day of
September, 1905.
IN VACATION.
Nancy Rowe Plaintiff
VS.
Thomas Rowe Defendan.
IN CHANCERY.
Inc object OF this suit is to obtain
4 divorce, VinculO Matrimonii from
the defendant on behalf of the plain
TN. And an affidavit having been
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Deen used by and on behalf of plain-
IiiI 10 ascertain in what county or
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plaintiff does not know his wberea
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In fifteen days after the due pubIica
ton of this order and do whatever
is or may be necessary to project
MS interest herein.
Test: r. r. PHILLIPS.
i, Deputy Clerk.
. Henry Crutchfeld, pq.
To Thomas Rowe:
You II take notice that I shall on
the I'D day of November. 1906 ar
me ONCE of Phil B. Shields. room
numbered 60, Chamber Of Commerce
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and Main SITS. in the city of Rich
mond, Virginia between the hours
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concluded.
Respectfully.
Nancy Rowe,
By Counsel.
j. Henry Crutchneld, pq.
1211h Z. Broad ST.,
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Information Wanted.

I would like TO find my son. John
NY Brown who some times lives in
Danville. Va. then again in Rich
moni- Age 16. i ask that the
ministers viii please ask the people
TO assist me i'm finding him.
MRS. MAMIE DEPEW.
5l7 Waverly st.
Brooklyn, y. Y.
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Wifely Encouraqement

You seem to be worried. Michael
Oblalenskovitch." his wife said.
Yes" replied the Russian terrorist
Il blew UP the wrong grand duke nv
mistake this morning"
But why shoulc you worry about
that? The bomb has not been
wasted. Record Herald
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There's one good thing about this
hot weather" observed Uncle Jerry
PEBBLES. You can wear a shirt a
whole week, IL you like. and when you
say you put IL on clean this mornin'
nobody knows whether you're lynn
or not. CHICAGO Tribune.
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Proper Party.

And now" said the young man
who loved and won, Il suppose it's
up 70 me to ask your father"
"Oh, that isn't necessary" replied
the only girl; just put on a bold
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mother. Daily News.
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a Hopeful View.

DO you ihiaA America win take a
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mercer"
Il shouldn't be surprised" said Mr.
Dusun Stax We captains of indus.
try are just waking up to the great
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ten In works of art II you only know
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Warm Times.

Stubb-l notice old Rounder don't
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got married.
Penn-No. His wife keeps him in
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Daily News.
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centenarlsns All Haue

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oHieIsl Of Princeton College Dead.

Princeton. y. J.. Oct 22.-John r
williams. assistant secretary 81
Princeton University. died here Of
hasty consumption. He was IN only
three weeks. He was member Of the
New Jersey rife team.
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Live Stock Markets.


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HIS First Experience Under Fire

In the Army and Navy club. Wash
ington, Gen. Chanee told this story
OF Gen. Carr. says the New York
Tribune At the outbreak of the
civil war Carr left Troy as q colonel
His first eneagcment was at Big Beth
81. and he was pretty green officer
1t happened that confederates were in
ambush IN the Immediate neighbor-
mood. and from safe hiding place
they opened fire on the northeruers.
Carr so the story runs. instantly put
spurs 10 his horse and dashed up to
a group Of officers. Excitement and
bewilderment were apparent upon his
young face as he approached the par
~. They are firing upon my regi-
ment,' he shouted. My Cod Now
what is TO be done?"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-10-27
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