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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
Cordes secures Injunction.

The Cordes Furniture Company ha!
Med suit for an injunction agains
all It's creditors to prevent the sale O.
furniture upon which money is still
owing The injunction further makes
provision for the withholding of an,
insurance on household furniture du,
its creditors. The list of creditors
named numbers several thousand.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
Looters Are Arrested.

Ignatz and Max Waisman were ar
rested on Thursday night by Police
men RuggIes and O'Brien and locked
up in the Potrero police station on
charge of grand larceny. They had
filled a wagon with copper from the
ruins of the E. G. Lyons & Raas Com
pany's store at $40 Mission street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
RoEaa ca

At 1873 Devisadero ST.. jewellers and
sllversmiths, are fully equipped to do
your watch repairing, diamond setting,
aLu alLu MI your orders appertatn1nE to
| the jewelers. craft.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
win Appear to supreme Court.

In behalf of the people of California
the Attorney General of the State has
filed a notice of appeal from the judg-
the ,Ado1ph Sutro estate distributed
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02

Sheerln's Three Day Laundry,
76o McAllister St Phone Park 316. We
take laundry and return in three days.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
lAIIegts Extreme CrneitI.

Helen: l. Pryel has brought suit
against her husband, Charles: L. Pryal.
for g divorce. Mrs: Pryal alleges that
Prya1 treated her with extreme cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
j. ". KING CO., Inc.
GrOCerS -
3 BIG STORES
Special Prices for Saturday and
Monday.

SUGAR-Best Cane. granuiated. 21 lbs
BEANS-Best small white. lbs for 25c
Canned Table Fruits in sugar syrup.
EGG PLUMS-Samp1e can 1Oc
CRAWFORD PEACHEs-Sample can
..... -ISc
DRIED FRUITS
BLACK FIGS, choice, lb..........-. So
PRUNES, largest size, ID -,.---... 10c
BUTTER-Very best creamery, S-lo
full weight square -.-..-..- 4oc
CANNED .CREAMS-Carnation Pio-
neer. Jersey, Alpine, Isleton, cans
BACcN-Sugar cured breakfast bacon,
ID ..-.--,---- =. II '7ze
DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT.
FINNAN HADDIE, lb.-.--...-....- zoe
SMOKED HALIBUT, lb- S0c
NORWEGIAN MACkEREL-Nice fat
HOLLAND HERRING. 5 for....... ESQ
All Kinds of Cooked Meats and
Salads Always on Hand
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
GALVANIZED TUBS. soc, soc, roc, soc
CARPET BROOAS- -85c, 40c, SOC
Special prices TO Hotels, Restaurants
and Boarding house Keepers. We make
a speciality of shipping orders. Country
trade solicited
-STORES "
1101 Valencia ST., Cor. Twenfy-seeon4
250O Market StYeet, Corner EOe.
242 Clement ST., Near Fourth Avenues
PHONE PACIFIC 2S3. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
THE COLONIAL HOMES
Of KING William
Chelsea, Built Of Imported Brick,
Known to Knights OF the
Horseshoe.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch)

HE.t Especial 10 l|le L'itico-D'SPANN'N'
WEST POINT, VA, April II
"chelsea," built OF Imported brick. on
tho left bank of the Mattaponi River
going UP, played a conspicuous part N
Virginia history Alexander spottsWooa'
a great faVorlte OF the old Duke Of MARI
borough, was appointed Governor OF the
Virginia colony, Through his Influence
Governor spottswood married Butler
Bryan pronounced Brayne), and came
to Virginia. One Of their daughters, Anne
Catherine, known always as Kate
spottswood'', married General Bernard
Moore, of Chelsea" King William
county, and left many noted descendants.
among them Anne Butler. who married
Charles Garter. Nof Shirley. grandparents
of General Robert Il, Lee Lucy, who
married Rev. Henry p. Skyren, the
noted minister, who was born at White
Maven, England. and preached In two
or three Of the old colonial churches In
King and Queen and King William, re-
siding for some time In the family Of
Colonel Corbin, Of Louisville. IN l774. he
married Lucy, the youngest OF the
three daughters of General Moore and
Kate spottswood, whose education ne
had completed, having lived In her fath-
er's family for several years previous 70
his marriage He was said to be scholar
and an accomplished gentleman, who
was alike remarkable for his eloquence
and piety, never participating In any o.
tho worldly amusements SO, common N
that day with the clergy, (Bishop
Bernard Moore, Of "chelsea." was q
great beauty! There Is a description left
by Q relative Of how She ppeared "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
PEOPLE4IN NELSON

Especial to Tho Times Dispa tch.
NORWOOD, NELSON %COUNTY,yA VA,
april H--farmers are progressing nicely
with their work. now that spring is open-
ING. Fruit trees are blooming, but there
IS little fear OF cold weather and frost
Mr.. and Mrs. c. "A. scruggs, who have
been visiting Mr.. Scruggss mother, have
Monday ~. =,
Mr.. Frank Bolton. of springwood and
Mr.. Sidney Bolton, of Bluefleld, spent the
week with their parents here.
. Miss Marguerite Cabell. after spending
the winter with her sister. Mrs. Hopkins,
Of Atlanta. Ga. returned to her home
here on Saturday. si'@
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hughes, OF Mid
way: were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas,
Of this Mace. last week. h
Miss Mollie Wood. of Pnchneck Is tho
guest ofMrs r. B. Denten
Mrs. z, d. Petit returned on Monday
from n visit to her sister, OF Amherst,
Mr.. Jim Monday was the guest OF his
mother. OF Aliens Creek, on Saturday
night. M
Mr. Ed Xix. who has been sick, has I'm
proved enough Ia he ont Of his room. 4
y Misses Maude and Minnie Cunningham
spent last week at Mrs. Wells. OF Apo
mattox.
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WAVERLY, VA.
Special to The Times-DIsnatch.


"a WANERLY, VA, April 1.-THE Mon
day Evening Club met with Misses Sally
and Sonlic Burt this week. The Misses
f Burt accorded the club q splendid. recep-
ton. The usual parlor games were in
tdulged in until about IL O'Clock. al
which time dainty luncheon and re-
5freshincnts were served. saG
Among those present were AR. r.
Z Thompson. with Miss Annie Martin; Mr..
~ Fleetwood, Jr.. with Miss Ethel Nor
rs; Mr.. j. J. Barrett with Miss Sallye1
Fleetwood Mr.. G.. II. Harris, with Miss
Lilly Harrison; DR.. l.. o. Vaughan, with
Miss Era Parker; Mr.. w. e. Norris.
With Miss Eva Hayes: Mr.. x. w. O'Gea-
~, With Miss Norma Ellis; Mr.. and
Mrs. n !. Fleetwood and Alcssrs W. 4.
Daniel and j. w, Presson
Miss Holland, OF Franklin, Va. ia the
guest Of Miss Lilly Harrison this week.
Miss S. ]. Burt returned from Allf-
ance, Va, on Friday OF last week, where
she had been spending some time With
friends. 49,
&. Rev. II. E. Rountree has been visiting
MS parents OF Whaleyville, Va, and
friends OF Franklin. Va, during the past
week. -
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.WINDFAilL TO D JAMES (
C|YY COUNTY NEGRO
Money Enough to Buy Him I
Horse and Is
Carriage.
(speclhl To- The Tlmes- plspatch.}l

Especial to The Times nlspatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 14,ss.
Good luck is not an entirely unknown
quantity IN York county. as will appear
from the following story. which has just
reached here; Sometime a bout midwntar
Qhe exact date Is not KNOWN an old
supposed -to-be worthless package made
its appearance at the depot at Tampico.
No name or mark OF any kind was On
the package. and no owner came tn
claim 1t. After laying around the depot
value, was finally given to a small coli
ored boy. The hoy did not trouble hln1-$
self 10 ask questions, hut Immediately
took It home, After considerable hesltas-
ton tho family, who feared explosives,
finally opened It. No explosives an
peared. however. but instead an old
ragged overcoat. an old-time faded pics
ture and few more trifing articles.
The articles Were put aside and nothing
more was thought OF the affair until
recently. when the old man Of the houses
hold. the weather being chilly, had oc-s
casion to use the nyercoat, After having
put the coat on hefound a small package
In the inside pocket. nagsr to Ind out
the contents Of this new discovery, the
old man Immediately tore It open, when
he fished outa handsome roll OF greens
backs. Upon counting this 1t waS found
to be over two hundred dollars. The
old man imme diately satisfied a long ems
tortaiped ambition by lE.vesting his news
found wealth IN 4 horse and CARRIAGE
No clue has been found ~ to whore tA1i
package came from.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

LITTLE GIRL BADLY sCALDED
survcyors.in Mountain Businesses
Discover An Ancient Grave
yard.
tspeciaI to The Times .Dispa,ch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch Az
MONTEREY, VA, April A.--As d se-
tb,is aftermath Of Il Christmas carousal,
MIR. Ionic Erwin, OF Mcdowell. Is now
In Richmond having All operation per-
formed In order to bring about the heal
ing Of an ugly skull wound inflicted by
J3en Rnlston In street fight during the
holidays. Erwin was struck In the fore
head with q stone and had his skull
crushed. The wound has given him more
or less trouble ever since, and 1t now de-
ve0ps that there are pieces Of decayed
lone that must be removed, for which
purpose he went to Richmond Tuesday.
Young Ralston gave bond for his np-s
pearance mt the grand Jury court which
convenes here on the 23d instant.
Janet. sweet little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry p. Patterson, OF tho Hotel
Commercially, was badly scalded yesterday
By. the upsetting OF boiling teapot.
The little girl was standing on a chair
by the stove when the chair topplcd. She
caught the pot and poured the boiling
contents over her neck, shoulder and
arm.
Messrs. II. Is. slnvcn and I. l. Beverage,
Of this place, have just completed an
nll-winter job OF surveying wild lands In
the adjoining county OF Pcndleton in
West Virginia. While engaged in rum
1iHs IL. sllue tIIc
nesses. and In an Isolated reg on.5 they
ran across an old. forgotten and neglected
graveyard which proved interesting to
them.
II a. number OF the graves were marked
with we'll dressed limestone markers, and
both the dressing OF the stones and the
lettering indicated the skill of a stone
cutter. But the singular feature noted
vas that every Inscription and cpitapl
vas In the crude Dutch language of the
mountains. and there was no date sub
sequent to the seventeenth century.
Tho Highland Mutual Telephone Com
pany held an important meeting at the
courthouse on Wednesday, The work
of reorganization resulted In the re-
election OF tho same officers and direc-
tors.
The question OF building through line
TO Stanton was discussed pro and con,
ana committee was appointed to con-
slider and look Into the matter and re-
port
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DECIDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity Is Here, Backed BY Rich.
r1Ond Testimony.

Don't take our word for It,
Don't depend on q strangers state
ment.
Read Richmond endorsement.
Read the statements OF Richmond citi-
sens
And decide for yourself
Here Is one case OF It:
Jacob Crowder. retired baker, Of 1108
North Twenty sixth street, says: when
TOR five or six years a man Is annoyed
with lameness and uoreness across the
small of his hack, sometimes SO pro-
nounced that he can scarcely get up or
down from a, chair. and II he manages to
small Of his back when he attempts to
rega In an erect position, for the slight as
distance this makeshift affords, that man
knows something about what sufferers
from kidney complaint, really endure
There was no doubt about my case. for
the action and condition of the kidney Sc
-~etions plainly proved my Kidneys res
INJURED attention, hut all my endeayors to
lessen an attack, much less stop It, were
Doan's Kidney Pills came to my notice,
and went to Owens &, Minors drig
store for a box. The trea tment acted d.
recty upon the kidneys. I noticed that
they helped me from the start had not
used two boxes before the pain and lame-
ness left me entirely. The Kidney sacre-
tons became natural and feel better In
every way. You are at liberty to refer
anyone to me and shall be pleased to,
tell them Of the merits of Doan's kidney
Pills.,
For sale by all dealers, Price. 50 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan' sand take
no subs tute. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
STATE CONVENTION
THE MYSTIC CHAIN
Large Attendance, Winding Up
With An Elegant
Banquet.
.(special to Tho Times Dispa tch,)

5,Ji Especial to The s-Dispatch)
$8 CONVICTION, WAo April l+--A de-
5lightful banquet, attended by about one
hundred and seventy people, given at the
Intermont Hotel Wednesday night, closed
the convention OF the State Castle Of the
knights of the Mystic Chain, which has
been In session hero for the last two
days. Mr., w. &, Turner was toastmas-
ter,
The address of welcome was made by
former State Senator George A, Rever-
comb and was replied to by Or, &, 3,
Yogel, past supreme commander, OF foa-
noke, Va.
A recitation by Miss Alice Drury, was
followed by al address by Rev. Clyde
sheltman. and a solo by Mrs, Drury.
The convention was the best attended
state convention ever held. The presence
at the convention OF W, Fl. Gahagen,
supreme commander, A. O. X, OF the
NJ. c., OF the World. added much to the
interest.
Just before the banquet, the public In
stallation OF officers took place at the
Masonic Opera House, The highest stale
office in the order OF the Mystic Chain
was given to H, II, Mckinney, Of Gov
ington, who will be the select comnlan-
der for the coming year.
other Officers elected were; Select
chaplain. @. B, strickler; select ylcs-com-
mander, M. Golbery; select scribe, r. p.
i. Hickman: select treasurer, w, NJ,
Holmes; select district guard, w, n.
n.ockett; select outside guard, A, T..
Webster; select trustees, i. ]. Balocht.
II, Il. Carroll, and A. s. Petty,
The next place of meeting wlll DO PW,
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Rubber Goods.

fawn colored satin. square IN the neck.
over n blue satin pettlcoat. with satin
shoes and buckles to match on her very
small and beautifully shaped feet
When Governor spottswood In the year
Inc made the discovery Of a passage
over the Blue Ridge Mountains, accom-
lpanied by John Fontaine he started
from Williamsburg, on his expedition
over the Appalachian Mountains, as
they were then called, Having crossed
the York River. at 1.-THE Brick House."
in New Kent. to West Point, they made
their way five miles further to "Chelsea,"
then owner, crossing tho Mattaponi
River next day, the following night they
we're Hospitality entertained by Robert
beverly, The historian, .sat his home IN
Middlesex county, He left his chaise
there and mounted his horse for the rest
OF the journey, Robert Beverly accom-
panying him.
Besides the portrait OF Governor spotts-
wood, In which Blenhenl Castle is re-
presented in the background (lp to a
few years ago., preserved at Chelsea,
there was another at the residence OF
William spottswood, ESQ., in Orange
county, where there was also por-
trait of Lady spottswood.
Chelsea was the scene Of much That
was narrated In Or. William a, car
ruther's novel knights of The Horse
shoe" the Temple Farm" near York;
town being the chief scene and Governor
spottswood the chief hero, This Temple
Farm was the country residence Of Coy
ernor spottswood, and the house IN
which Lord Cornwallis met washington
and signed the articles OF thpttnlatlon.'
It Is known that Governor spottswood
died at Annapolis In 17S7 His remains
were doubtless carried by water to York-
town and buried at his favorite resi-
dence, In the tomb or temple which no
had built, FOR not many years ago, com.
paratively speaking, In heaps Of broken
tombstones. fragments enough were got
ten together to ascertain the names
OF some of the persons buried there, the
name Of Governor Spottswood among
them. In his Tramontalne expedition
thsy were Obliged to provide q great
quantity Of horseshoes, things not 90
much used In Eastern Virginia, where
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
How It Happened.

$50 YOU are hermit eh9 Well, Il
you don't mind kindly tell ME how you
came to adopt such an undercrowded
and renluneratlve profession"
We'll you see, my auto broke down
near hero. and. rather than endure the
gIbrs and joshes Of the triumphant farm
ers of tho neighborhood, took the ma
chine to pieces, carried them to this
cave. and have remained here ever since
trying to put them together again.
Looks tribe like rain, Oft to tho north
east, don't it?"--Woman's Home Com
panion,
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Perfumes.

Tragle's vlolets Of Virginia. the
most lasting perfume on the
market; used by people OF re-
flnement for over ten years.
One drop equal to ten Of the
ordinary kind. Only two ounces
to each customer; per ounce.... 2
l5c Good Perfume Fancy Card....
5000 Houbigant Extract, per
ounce ....I...3.t........
800 Houbigant Ideal Toilet Wa
ter. per ounce . ;;;;,..;;.::.....;.e:,;;: .
'0 H. W per ounee 'o.e.s =. 4
COO Woodworth's Blue Lilies, per
ounce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
$500 Roger e. Gallet's Vera Vio-
let, per ounce .................. 3
s75c Hyacinth Perfume. full,
lasting and delicate odor, per ,
ounce NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
25c Violet Nursery Cologne. per
ounce
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Soaps.

!. SOC Bar CASTLE Soap. Id. bar. 1871
SOC Cuticura Soap. .16h
T10c Cosmo Buttermilk Soap ~. ,5h
csc Carbolic Soap. ......,. 9 ss
loo Craddock's Blue Soap. .... .6M
csc CASTLE Skin Soap.......... SO
SC CASTLE Soap. Sc per cake or
SC : Fairy ali Floating Floating; Toilet soap. 4
$500 Houbigant's Ideal Soap. .s1,es
Sc Ivory Soap, =
loo Munyon 3 Witch Hazel Soap, %
25c Packers Tar Soap. .....I.i... .14H
l5c Pears Unscented Soap..... ga
&c Derby Soap. &c per cake or :,
loc Pure Witch Hazel Soap. &c
per cake. or per dozen .3s
95c Williams Shaving Stick. ~. .16h
IS Soar a1os 80. go Observation-Disclosures. .1eh
SC Sweetheart Soap. ~. ........ q
loo CASTLE Soap and washing =,
25o i Pears ga y Shaving Stick. ..,.,, Il
&c G. Ter soap. =. ia T;nr,ish
Glycerine, Brown Windsor,
Oatmeal and Elder Flower
Soap, per cake, &c, or for. 80
So White Ribbon Soap. ..........,..3h y
Csc Armour F1orafoam, new
shaving soap ...,........'.'. ~
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Toilet Goods.

25c BEN roff, for chapped hands
and lips q
ESQ Perfumed Tooth Soap ...... III x
Soc Allen Cream or Almonds, for
the complexion ..,............ .25
soc Nadenola !. mathematician. say
100 Baby Talcum Powder ...... g
Csc Plzzoni Complexion and Toilet
IS Powder .....,.t............. %
s5c 1-pound Violet Talcum Pow
s'sG DER .....;....,.' ......'.s.a 70
75c Princess May Florida Water, .2e (
l5c Violet Toilet Ammonia $50. 8
soc Hays Hair Hea It'll. ......... .35
25c Partisan Foot Powder ...... ~
csc Tooth Powder, patent top ~. !
soc Munyon's Hair Tonic ...... 70
26c Rubifoam ...........f...
csc Sheffield Tooth Paste 80. t3M
25c Dcnticuya Tooth Paste ......5.16
goo Palmers Violet Talcum Pow
der, perfumed ................,1 1M,
csc Smelling Salts -. :. ..1t tfs
csc Tooth Wash ...............,s.11 ~
$500 Rubber Gloves ........... .39
csc Gentlemen's Barber Comb -. g
soc Pompeian Massage Cream .36
ESQ Freeman's Face Powder ..,..1s
25c Nall Polishers ....s......... ~
500 Nail Polishers 49,. .........a.2 20 a
Full line OF Myers 6 Hesse stage
makeup SUPPLIES at cut prices.
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Toilet Goods.

Csc Arnica Cream ....,......... .l5M
$500 Ayers Hair Vigor ......... 63M
tl5c Bay Rum .................. .85i
l6c Benz Toff, for chapped hands
25 en dom IRs Skin powder (. 3
+ SC Cold Cream a................ q ~
15c Camphor Ice with Glycerire.. g
csc Garwood's Florida Water !. ~
sl.O0 Hooper's Hair Restorer, one
of the best and most pleasant
hair growers made log
SOC Heavy Hard Rubber s-inch
csc Heavy Hard Rubber s-inch
Comb i. (. .i.2....s.......... III
csc Holmes Frostllla ............ IAN
soc Hines Honey and Almond :,
Csc Tragic ouinine Flair Tonic.
good hair grower .,........... .19 +
ESQ Lyons Tooth Powder 1850. .14M
csc Meade & Bakers Carboltc
Mouth Wash !. ........'......... .16M
Csc Mcnnen's Talcum Powder .11h
SOC Parkers Hair Balsam $3.50. 81
csc Pomade for the hair, highly !
25 per'T Palmer'y Violet Cream .or;
makes the skin soft as velvet -
soc Pinaud's Qulnine Hair Tonic 81
csc Rose Cream. for the hands. 9.
s5c Tragle's carbolic Mouth
Wash money refunded II not
the best on the market; one
bottle to each customer $500. ,16
csc Fellows Gossamer ..........@.14M
15c Violet Ammonia, pint .,.... 9
soc Veloutent Face Powder.
white or flesh; best made -. ,26
&c o. jar Petroleum Jelly,
per bottle .................... IN
SOC, Coke Dandruff Cure 800. "a
15c Palmer's Skin Success ONT
tE TlenL .,,.'.s-slo
16c Bay Rum Hair OH .......,.. g
loo Garwood Perfumcd Violet
csc Wampole Formaloid Tooth
Paste ......,........,....
S5c Princess Complexion Powder. III
soc Levy's La Blanche Face
sT Powder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 81 4
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Cigars.

loc 5-inch Jam Cigars m. I
Good Cigars for 4.
csc Pipes y
&c Piedmont or Carolina Brights.
sno; 5|packs tor 4. J. q. Z, IT
The Entree. a regular &c Cigar, .
exc; or. 8 for IL
Only to q customer.
Sc Gold Crumb Tobacco, per bag. :
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Trusses.

$1,000 Electric Belts ..3.u..... 81 .s8
s2.50 Electric Trusses, all sizes i, 1t9
f1.76 Electric Trusses .,......... SO
$500 Electric Trusses, al! sizes... ~
75c Shoulder Braces .......,,,.,. '44
;l.75 Ladies' Shoulder Braces ~. 11e
Our Truss Department Is the most
complete In the city, and We have an
expert filter In charge. We can Ut
anybody. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

George Croal, who celebrated his ninety
fifth birthday recently, Ia Edinburgh's
oldest musician, and enjoys the distnc-
ton of having bean friend Of Sir Walter
which Scott avowed his authorship of tho
"Waverly' series OF novels,
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A nit OF colored glass, apparently tho
stopper OF n small bottle. with a horse-
shoe stamped on It.. was dug up some
years ago In the yard at ''Chelsea, i
King William county, five miles from
West Point. the residence OF Governor
Spottswood's daughter, y
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Stationery.
Coffee.

800 one pound Mocha and Java
Coffee, In air tight cans; only
one pound to a oustoner..... .19
&C cans " .17Ms