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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23

annually would be $27, by each head O
cattle $19, by each hog $12 and by
each sheep 81. The fertilizing value
OF all the manure produced would
therefore, be for horses, $459, 900, 900
cattle, $1,159,000 hogs, 1884, OO, 900
and sheep, 100000, 900, or a total OF
$2,272, 0O0, 1000.
These estimates are based on the
values usually assigned to phosphoric
acid, potash and nitrogen in CONNER.
clal fertilizers, and are possibly some.
what too high from a practical stand.
point. On the other hand, no account
is here taken of the value of manure
for improving the mechanical condi.
ton and drainage of soils which is
almost as important a consideration
as its direct fertilizing value. It is
generally conceded that at least one.
third of the value of manure is lost by
present wasteful management or a
total loss to the country of over
$750,000,0 900.
Return Full Value to the Soil.
II a farmer desires to maintain the
productiveness Of his land, it is es.
sential that the amount Of potash,
phosphoric acid and nitrogen removed
through the selling of meat, milk, |
grain, hay, fruits, vegetables, etc.,
should be restored through an intel.
ligent conservation of the barnyard
manure.
1t seems to be a hard matter to in.
duce the average farmer to abandon
the time-honored practice of piling
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strated that the value of the manure
obtained in cattle feeding represents
largely, II not entirely, the profit of
feeding. There are sound, scientific
reasons for the high esteem in which
farm manure is held. It contains all
the fertilizing elements required by
plants in quickly available forms that
insure plentiful crops and permanent
fertility. 1t supplies nitrogen, phos.
phoric acid and potash. and it also rem.
ders the stored-up materials. of the
SOIL more available, makes it more fri.
able and warmer, and enables it to
retain more moisture.
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that they will produce a fredericksburg
strain That will be a valuable acouisi.
ton to the cattle mAn of the South.
west. 49,
Inese Two experiments of Uncle
Sails farm department hold out "a
promise OF very great Importance to
the livestock industry, and conse-
Quently to all meat consumers.
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manure in the open air, exposing It to
Teaching by rains and fermentation by
not midsummer suns, and adopt ra-
tional scientific methods. He also hest.
tates to incur the necessary expense
building suitable receptacles for the
storage OF manure, frequently assum-
ing that this expense is greater than
1t really is. Manure is considered a
waste and 1t is hard for him to put
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23

- nv" UTAH. 0s mo- GN penn upnews Nnum @thuht and ,r.x~. r.
WORTH MANY TIMES THE % PF1o os,'qs dtasnha
y. Gentlemen @in@ MG Whine THG an NM s~.r.--. III sanMNsw York Nx .x~
% S%S% % as IL ss ,ns =. a a. a. z]5S SH5? ri S w % $S sySS ras%ssr Solar Telescopes. WITH ,ss. /,
cost s1 %$a st t@:. . .ss' aS ssss a asg about s@s% %sSs = aSTRYY @As f"ns1a~sSs
New. ~ai sss. ns m1 AND TAKE A 1oox - or.~
tn. Ey.y e: ..1 !. s:s%ssS Z: r ss y: r. c% =. ian ssoO Or slaoa - SOL
" 0SSiRnarn npoe : ssn'aa "aaAVs .soa.n ~saS.s 1919 :s. q Z:
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RYE GROWN on WELL MANFRED LAND.

examined before they are shipped, and
then Guaranteed on one of the small
islands off the gulf coast till it is de-
termined that there is no danger Of
their bringing into this country some
strange bovine affection even worse
perhaps than Texas fever.
After the animals have been thor
oughly proven, they will be introduced
among the Texas herds, and it is hoped
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23

Automobiles are now running a mile
In less than half a minute. and two
miles In one minute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

yV'ANTgD--BY LADY OF LONG Elk
perience. position to teach In family
4 or school. Address. STATING require
,nents ana salary, Mrs. NJ. w. POWER,
Eepta, Isle or Wight county. Va,
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4 CHURCH NOTICES.

VA ~TYQT

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p Tsasr and HSnT59T
b Il Saa sssS
s sshosi ID. Mseartay. sSp,, q sso =. y g
GROVE AyENyps B1 sreas3 -n eu s. 8!
GsSys HSfass E?
i q Il e service Is ''sh.. s9'eay ssaoo'
* s;s STREET n4 5ss syRe
grace s1d sHasAofp fs!e'1saNs
sahsas BY s Rev r, AUBREY WILLIAMS No
~ ssSoA eR3Ss
HALL cnlnf 3! ia p aas
r. nee H. snr s9 Wsasses s At " seats free
Ae n,,psAnY H sSSTR6SfE4 I'll i
street pe5wsYson uN SsuF p g. snq pa.i s0
sssy'sse :s ana isEsns 81
and eyening ueht BE- pome
Win VIZ Y Them sunday I SSA|ee At s;so = u
tyJ:iS5e ST sHAEE'GpElSe M %XXE
pastor; Iasos II "a 'so 4 x. = ans q =
I rlnsr pnhRsHhSYsa hBaRnf1aSkPAssii11 uac
ss$ 4
egMs & s,y:
rie ussl al ii A. N. ana +. M. Wednesday 8
sSRaay gee eHAe 81 9 sRR Is n pRpspy-
sasssa d 81 pastor R 81
s s Pen}iH 81 q 81 THE COVENANT CORNER
PARK Avenue n and Harrison streetl-l e l; J
\, f Y 81 ep I R 'a5H1&
80 eS's'ss - ( EPISCOPAL. I,
ST. PAUIs cHyReI1-plYlI&E e sER az I ey
RoBT VI PXrToM; s ef a ~ Va
SEVENTH sTREET cHRIsTIAN CHURCH.
services Sunday az II Ho =; &, s, ~
i tetf' 's'The Greatness Of tho Gospel 10 SER
V'ce - 'sG,HiRIsTIAN SCIENCE, :, = , = =,
cIRGGM ana MRin
moFasg eeesMd sSHIsss saaisss
syssy Wednesday evening at $50 Ssr az
rsaang,room located II o IT, eNery wssE
day from, 10 to 81 All ars eoTalas!y ...ys.sr..,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
D .E| [: |
8UPH'E ] / In 5
Chairman Simmons Will Make.
the FirstsSpeccll Of Cam x
paigil White Oak.
THE G GOVERNOR ON 1 3 BUSINESS.
"a Tire Alarm Was Turned In
Because 81 Smoking S5$
33jsa Rags.
fspcoIa1 q inc Times. s I,s,asoh.)

f{l@ IN Especial 70 Tho Times DlsNoatoh.) Az
II RALEIGH, N. G. \ August 17.---S tata
Chairman F.. NJ. Simmons and SECRETARY
A, y. Field have opened Democratic head
quarters IN Assembly Hall q the Yar- Y
borough, flrst floor. fronting Eayctte-5S
willie Street. This morning a big Sign In
black and white was stretched across the
sidewalk reading. State 4 Democrat to
adquarters.''C Chairman Simmons says
he will make the first speech OF the cam
paign at White Oak, In Bladen county
Sept 4th. IS ~ }} y i9s 3i q
~ Governor Glenn Is not expected In thu
executive Office again until Monday be =
ing now In Winston Salem on personal
business His private secretary, Colonel
a. II. Arlington returned to- day from
Morehead. where no was with the Cow
ernor in reviewing tho First Regiment
In camp. d II ssil!i " II SsS 4s s%
was sent IN by Borne Btrolle r5 BECAUSE he
saw smoke putting out OF the second
story windows Of the Wake county Jail.
The jailer and all the prisoners were oil
reused up and an investg ga ton showed
that tho smoke was from old rags being
burned by two white prisoners to driysS
,oft mosquitoes, which are declared BY
the prisoners to be almost unbcarnble.
tTho jail is absolutely freproof. and the
TALLER had given them pc rnission to burn
the rags. Tho prisoners. whole efforts
against mosquitoes occasloned the ALARM,
were Everett Spence, who Is h cid witt
bail. for firing In to q crowd OF neg roes3
ana killing one, and Fob Ed wards, charged
with dIsposing OF r1ortgagcd property.
The Lincolnton Insurance and Realty
Company OF Linco linton. was chartered M. ''' q
day. with s25, 900 # capital a. t1
ouickee3 D. p. Reid and others
Another v charter 81 is & to tho a Southern
Mutual 81 Company j, \ OF Lexington; SO 900
authorized & and $4,000 s,3,scrtb by
". ~ Anthony, E. w. Dugh and others.
M The Rowan "a Grocery Company Of
Spencer amends Its charter so that }i .$
has authority to do d retail as well O.
a whole sale business. G. II. Mo rison ~ u
president and w. III Ray, secreta ~.
Ne The Executive Committee OF the North
Carolina Historical Assoc!ati ion held 2
nee ting IN the Office OF the Secretary o Hf
Sta "a last evening and out timed the pro
rnm1na for the annual < meeting 70 ba$ S
held On Tuesday OF Fair weeka In October
II has decided to hold the busin eas me I
Ing at 1870 and the public session at y
p. II The 70 will Dc an address BY ex 4
/ Governor C. B. Aycock, re firing pres. y
dent@ and two prominent North E Caro- n
iininns have been invited TO make spc-s
cial addresses, but have not had v time
10 accept. Professor D. ". Hill VIII de- e.
liver hls usual photography Of the sta To-
ana the Patterson loving cup VIII pc PFC Z
sentef, FOR the best literary work o. the
year it being held this year by NJ r.$J o oi1
Charles MCNEIL.
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UIRGINIA-IN8TH CLERKS OFFICE
VI OF(THEi SUPREME COURT OF APP
PEALs AT RICHMOED,&JULY 81, 1905:
Mamie E.. Caskte ppellant,
atsS against 535sa7 HI 4 3s5s n X
. 7. I. 4. \. 4. ppeiiees.
Al Upon POI an m appeal from, and supersedeas
to decree pronounced BY the Chancery
9th day Of July. 1905. ~ 55 u
The object OF the petition in this cause
Is to have the said decree reversed and
annulled. and affidavit having been made
and ed that one OF The appel!e,shs Ellen
~ $Virednia. il is ordered that the said
appellee, after due ipublIcau ion OF this
order In The Ttmes-D spatch, q news
paper published in the city OF RI edmond,
for four successive weeks. appear here
on the lrst MoNDAY n September To- ~, 1922
ia necessary to protect her interests
herein. IS lib rs II 4, & 4 N n
its'tA3 ps II STEWART JONES. e; G. i.
M Henry r. ller.. counsel Tor petlt!onel:
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Times Dispatch Branches,

tabished Tor the beno,t Of these lyins at q
as,ass fFs Tns IT. Wants sst e 1t
any ~ these branches win receive the same
ssss ocs as NV Hs - sss" sl
cost to the advertiser; Ss 2s4lME 'lt'Y5sMa
sIIAUoHTER,s DRUG sToIsE, Twenty-hfth
and Venabe Streets, taSt 7lA ~
". T.. EANEs, 2sls East Broad Street.
A, A SCOTT. Twenty-fifth and Broad Streets
ROBERT. j.. wII411AMsi Twonty-atthf and
rARNANTs, GRANT s CO., Eoushee ana
Brad slrsots. III AT "a
q. ", LurlMER, no 500 west Marshall
Street. I-- AZ Ali .Etl w
l. L. BEvERIpGE Brook Avenue and Clay
RApY's DRUG STORE. Barton Heights. Z,
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 5000 Williams
| ROBINS PHARMACY, No, 200 East Marshall
Street. l.ET Ga IN 4y@Sy bf5.,
CITY Dkuo STORE RE-, No, l44A East Main
| JUDsON CUNNINGHAM, No. 1927 I5aat Main,
| corner Twenty-nrst sss
PINE STREET PHARMACY. No. 1884 South
Pine Street,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KITE i ;!as CO. No, A.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. SOL West
| Cary Street. ts 6 4
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-eighth and N
1 streets. H'g .|.s3.T AHNte5
RlsoNs PHARMACY, No. ll9 cunal Street
| j. r. LEWIS. No. 4 Easy Broad Street, 4.
HuNDLDY & WALKER, Twenty-nfth and
! Leigh Streets. 55t ~ ~ 4
| CAETEHts DRUG STORE, No. llo2 Hull
4 Street, Manchester. 1tN %@'
4 w. y A.. PERKINS, No. 40 North Sycamore
| Street. Pelsraburg. P}ss Y.
EAsE T RlME ASp .as THFH EJECT. rAR
4 CT ", KiIKN lNc.s corner Twenty.hfth
EAST PHARMACY, S0, ,2g9ll q Street
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8LIgoA.LsNo,ricEsI.


a cry iii Of 81 rio fSMoN vino MAJ
The Chesa i'eake and Ohio railway Cons 'ffr
S Murphy and Peter - Murphy \ her nus.
r. Murphy n and Peter T. Murphy. her
husband ana all others whom It may
the pr Hsne as n puroha.s tSe
fee siInplo interest in the land Of the
freehold, whereof yo, are the tenants,
saNs aSf o 5s ass
a inv tha xa sss = osie as
Tay cS9ga dy aa ~,
ofS october, 1905. a Mao clock "a Ia. n, Of,
the said day, or as soon thereaf tsr ~
counsel can be heard. m AXE app icAtton
Richmond for the 4 appointment Of flvo
oon1nissl oners to ascertain what will be
q tust9 compensation Tor tho foe simple
;nteres. l1nd aTe ts n
condemned for tho use Of ths chesa peaks
md Ohio Railway Company. situa ted on
the western Line ,of Seventeenth Street.
Wsole 81 ssid iand se,ns I propo.sd Is BE
taken. and to award the damages II any,
resulting to d djacort or other property
belonging to any other person beyond
ito v the property OF such other persons
from the construction and operation OF
the works OF The Chesapeake and Ohio
4 For q further a. description OF said prop
$erty. together with q plat thereof. refer
tenco II hereby made 70 the plat OF sur
ivey hled with the petition OF The Chesa-
ipeake and Ohio Railway. Company here
In. led In fho Clerks Office OF the HuHt-
giEgp Court Of tho City OF Richmond.
TTLE 8CTTDSAPEAK1 AND iOfalO aS55
sf Y$88 $3lE& IaA1LWAYS COMPANY i
fss (COpy.) Nj BY EDECATUR$A XTELL,@
~ 1Ish
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IN TIID EUSTINGS COURT OFATHE
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com

IN TI1p MUgT1MGs COURT r oE T y !. 10
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
Isl pany G5s 553S3 5 3$i & AZ
Samuel 3. Dunston. e n .38 =,
ro samue, 5, b nom1eh and j, other.
whom ~ may concern u. :ss5 s3
Not being able to agree wit you upon
the price Or terms Of purchase for the
fee simple crest in the land of the
peaxs and ]. Ohio SRaiiway Company, no.
tss hereSs s a. snd pr9deA R y
way Company, "a a corporation duly au-
October. 1908 at ii SSo' clock 4. M. on the
Hastings Court OF the City OF Richmond
for the appointment, Of Ave commission
ers to ascertai In w hat will be Just CONF
the land. whereof you are the tenant 81
Tor the use. Of The Chesapeake and Ohio
Raway Company s,tnated on the YES.
shall and Clay 81 reefs. he whole OF said
land being proposed to be taken. and g
award the damages. Il any, resulting g
any n other person beyond the q peculiar
benefits Which Will accrue to the prop
erty3 OF such other phrs sons from the con-
The III c she ana Ohio Railway Com
For a sfurt her descrip ton .ot said prop.
erty, together with q plat thereof, refer
vey nled with the tition OF The sChesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company here
m, flied ii. the Clerks ONCE OF the Hust-
'nsa rH afarS Il ss oI
Copy, By;bEcATUh AxTBEfe ~
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE HUsTINGs COURT OF ,TIlB I'D
- CITY OF RICHMOND. IV1RGINIA:s
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway COM pm.
1Fpany s9 rs q <s a Y N Hi "A l, y
Elizabeth rinke in her eyn right &, /, and !, as
administratrix OF William Einke, de,
iaEs " william Tinhe anS Ma. nS
iSias' ana 'e Maa aSs F4ske. his VIE;
Muscoe Finke, IDA Snyder and Y, The nc
d1re Snyder , her husnana inIs Irane
saH"' sas a is S5R s}! hSssaaa
TO iabeth ynk sr Sw E1gas de.
% fsassa Ms W Wifa Xnnis: B hef
II Michael Rahen, her husband Th omas
3 Finke. and Mnude Ftnke, his WiIs II, NUS w,
x Cumming Tlnke Mark lF1nke. Irene
Hall, and Mack Hall. her HUSBAND; anu
Not o' bsnr sss as ay %s
the price or terms OF purchase forI tns
foe simple interest," In those two pieces Or
parcels OF land OF the freehold, Wnereot
poses OF Tho Chesap eake and Ohio Rail-
YOU. as provided by law, that The chesa-
psaks ana G GaS S Maaga
ii O'clock 4, M. Oh the said day, or Is
make application to the iIpntinga Court
OF the City of Richmond for the appoint
ment OF iyo commissioners 70 ascertain
what VII! DO Just compepsation for Or. th q,
parcels Of land. whereof YOU are the ten 2,
ants Of Tie freehold prontS1Ssed 10 DO eoe
ana ohio Railway company 81 si t, {, lee or
between Marshall md CLAY Streets; the ls
whole, Of said Two pieces or parcels ss % q
70 award the DAMAGES u any b rssnl IN
10 any other PERSON beyond the peculiar
benefits which win accrue 70 the pro \ cry
ton and operation OF the works Of Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio HALLWAY Company,
For further description OF SAID prop
erty, together with ptats. thereof, refer
ence 10 hereby made to the plata 2f & SUR .l
,yey, filed with the petition III Ihe, Gh ,ega-
panke and Ohio RailWay Company ,n e,r
In, hled In the Clerks office Of the, tiusl-.
ings Court of tho City OF K!chmonIdI x
THE cIlESAPgAISE I'M AID ~. 1I.t ~ NJ
RAII.SVAY sC0M,Ef,AaSS4 II
N7E'1sY n " Ice PreS!den ss5
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Iplan :, 81 Chesapeake and Ohio,

g5 (By Associated Press,) /, !, nh.
HINTON, w. !, VA August lh-Ins
Chesapeake and Ohio has fllea WIZ -.
County Clerk Meador a map o. MIS- ~.
M Ega..sy Creek branch OF the road. Thl'5
action has a significant bearing On g ~ ~.
railroad situation in this sectloh e. y ~
State, :. !, y !, !, ~, ne fine that
It has been believed f9r so ,nn ING Men tn~
the peepwater would pn,ta 4. ss'o mSasa neake
a ~ nh ~ shows that this company has
io ,rtn riph+ Of way agent Of the chesa-.
~ au 70 e,s Ohio has received snstructlons
peaks aI haad AZ once, buying and cons
y = ~ = ' lights OF way. beginning at the
uu,,tns of Mead w Creek across the D-
WITH Ml meadow River ~ df Fe'
county, 4 {t5s ~ ~ tl9 49,!
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DAMS WASHED AWAY w y. iI
Unpreced ented Waterfall at Hen len /;
dersnn and Vicinity.
iderson and VlclnlLy.

fspeciah to The Times. Dtsa,af 5 ~ y.
HENDERSON, n. C,.,ss uglist l,' ~ ,.lNe
cloudburst at Molina yeste day i did I'm,
Smense a damage. The heaviest " ra rail- q!
experienced In this sectio since \, 4
occurred yesterday evening y Q clo ,s
n,,sI,,' n t,,red especially cotton and to-
,,acco Minis are undermined, bridges
and an dams are swept away by as''ng tor t'l
The dam at the water station gave:
!, "a ,slast night, SO impairing the WORKS
9thnt much Inconvenience will be felt Tor OF
the next few da;,s by railroads and cot.
tnn factories, which are mostly depeneo'ehlt.
nnon them for water supply. AZ "a u ~
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REMOVAL notice.

.NIDYERs , JEWELLERS. HAVE RE:
=. - r,oved Il their new store 916 East Main
~ street opposite the s-Dispat oh.&s
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Found Gold Nugget.

Il fsnecial py Southern Bell Telephone
2a5 cHARIOTTE, N. c., August lI.-AF.
3 " Filler, farmer. Of Grah1. re r.
township. this county, is showing 9 go 2
nugget which he found In q field On rs
nlace. The nugget weighs one ounce !l az.
Il is the pure yellow metal. He has 1ou ",
a. n number OF smaller nuggets during the9:
last few months He believes that the @
is a rch mine on his farm, ana ne con e,,a
templates having It work ed; t g MI -
Sisni,re county, but this Is the first ~,
stance Of 1t being found in Crab orcharas's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
n THE ITUSTINGsE COURT OF THE
IL CITY o E. RI fIMOND, az FoGIN1A;tfi
The Chesn peake ana Ohio Railway Com

IN THE 4HUSTINGS COURT OF. THE HE
CITY OF, ICfIMOND ,.VIiRGiNSIl;A =
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway com on "a
Theresa Tallsy Wv Y; T 1,1 Kate 1;11 No g
Ian z. y S0ls So Hns Celeste Aull'san'
To Theresa Talley, w W-Talley, Kate Ga
and all others whom It may concern :S
being able 70 agree With yo ~ ruP 20 =
fee simple interest in the land \ Of !! the
freehold whereof you are he tenants,
wanted for the purposes or me Che lsa
tice is hereby given you, as PROVIDED ~ ?;
law. that The Chesapeake and Ohio Rails
way Company, q Is corporal Ion GUY az. !.
thorzed 50 to VIII aon the I, "a gay q
said day or as soon therea fter as counsel
can 4 be heard make appl ton to {, me
Hustings Court OF the City @ llohmond
epg tse whs, Nil ny
pensa ton for the fee simple Z y,
the land !, whereof YOU are the tenants
OF the freehold, proposed TO be eondem m
Ohio Rallw Company, situated on the
western line OF \ Seventeenth Street, be-3
tween Broad and Marshall " Streets. :
the southwest corner. o. ia A ~ said
land b being proposed 2 to be 4 taken, VI and
Is award the damages, II any, resulting
Ito djacent or other property pelonsuns
benefits which will accrue to the prop
ertyS Of such other persons from8s the l
cons truction and operati on OF the works
OF The Chesapeake and b Ohio Hallway all
Company 5a,S IA IA BE- ~
For .. further description OF said prop
erty, together with a plat thereof, refer-
ence is hereby made to the plat q & sur
peak 9 and Ohio Raj way Company here
IN filed In the Clerks office OF the iust-
ings Court OF the City Of Richmol m
M RAILWAY COMPANY.
y = 49, \. 3Vice-P President. +
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u GAL. NOTICE.
IN 1HI1D riUsrtNGs Y COURT OT, Ilti y 2
y a CITY o n RIO ffMON .V1R1iNt;i,Ai "a, .


y CITY IN! 4 8 r aiaiCifMoND.
The chesapeake and Ohio IsailWay e 1i
a pnry B j5 f 4fs si{ hi Is
at til trustees Anne - Warner, sn a;rsl
SIt'i'.5 Y III 1 " NOTICE
1,substtt Trustees; Anne ~ Warren Y. rel,
and n W. Cllelfl and al others Wh 1'1Itl
it may concern \ !, |. I, Il,
the price or terms OF p.ir chase for #the .
Zoe simple interest IN the land q 4tno
freehold, whereof you are the te e.,e ~
wanted for the purposes y OF Inc q, C ynt;ns
Is Hereby given you as proyIded p, ! Ia, iaW
that The chesapeako one H tHnrTyay
sa e 49, Yl c S th9 AZ q NJ ay u INC said
day, or as soon thereafter US counsel can Al
be- be Heard, make appli oauon 70 the t1nst-
ngs Court the CITY OF Richm1onid a aps
to to- h ascertai n what will be q Just COM
sensation for the fee simple interest n
the land, whereof you are the re1h ans
the freehold se 10 and
northwest corner OF Marshall and Seven,
teerth Streets, the whole OF said lan q;
cent cen Sor other5prope belonging to any
other ti,s person beyond tho peoulinr be,,e:
Ats waiioh Will nccrue to the roperty Y, 3.
such other persons from the (! Sonst, =, IN
and H operat lon OF tho works y, q Y y! Y!
d Fora further description OF said prop
orty, together with n plat thereol l, reler-
Sence Is hereby made 70 tho plat OF sur
Ipeake and Ohio Rail way Company here
In, filed In the Clerk ONCE Of the, Hu .Ns'
jings Court Of tho City OF Ri mond
THE CHESAPlAKH$- AND .Gtadl % ,.#5i
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professional Situation Wanted.

A58C.OMPETENT. YOUNG LADY. DE
4 s!res position as teacher In family to
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a CULTURED AND EXPERIENCED
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governess: Il would be willing TO look
after servants and other light duties;
can give best references, Address W.,
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