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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-07

could see Mamie, seated in the ia
miliar chair, following with happy and
tender eyes the figure Of Eugene, who
was pacing up and down the room.
The town was deadly quiet; Ariel could
hear the sound of footsteps perhaps
block away. She went to the gate and
gazed a long time into the empty
street, watching the yellow grains OF
light sieved through the naples from
the arc lights Oh the corner moving to
and fro in the deep shadow as the
lamp swung slightly in the night air.
Somewhere not far away the peace
was broken by the screams Of par
lor organ" which honked and walled
in pious agonies (the intention was
hymnaD, interminably protracting each
spasm. Presently woman's voice
outdid the organ, voice which made
vivid the picture Of the woman who
owned it and the plowed forehead Of
her above the nose glasses when the
"grace notes" were proudly given
birth. "Rescue the Perishing" was the
startlingly appropriate selection, rem
dered with inconceivable lingering up
on each syllable oos-cyoo the Poor
oosh-oong? At unexpected intervals
two male voices, evidently belonging
to men who had contracted the habit
OF holding tin in their mouths, Joined
the lady in thorough search for tho
lost chord.
That was the last of silence in Ca
man for an hour or so. The organ
vss merely inaugural. Across ~
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-01-04
OAK HILL.

Regular correspondence
Christmas passed off quietly in
this community.
Anderson Melton will soon be a
citizen of this community.
Noah Davidson of Claud was
here last week buying cattle.
S. j. Prewett of BIRTHS Landing
visited friends here last week.
Walter Phifer spent Christmas
with friends near Big Sandy,
We had a heavy rain Sunday,
and ell the creeks are on a rise.
The friends of A. M. Melton will
be glad to learn that he is better.
Rufus and Willie Phifer will en-
ter school at Camden next week.
Several attended the sale of T.
A. Rushing near Claud Saturday.
M. j. Wilson had a crib raising
this week, which was well attend
ed by the neighbors.
We like to hear from the CORE
spondents, and ask them to write
regularly. 1t will not take long to
jot down the news of your locality,
then mail it to the editor and he'll
do the rest.
OAK HILL, January 1.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-01-04
MEMPHIS.

Regular correspondence
Isaac Anderson did not marry a
few weeks'ago, as announced.
Mel Tucker says he likes the
city better since his family joined
him.
Miss Chloe Clement of Dickson
is spending the holidays with her
sister, Mrs. Lou Allen.
L. d. Clement arrived in this
city December 3 and has accepted
a clerkship in the postoffice.
G. L. Brecheen and daughter,
Miss Madeline, were pleasant call
ers at 800 Manassas street Sunday.
Add Tippett and Kinch (Lem
Thompson took Christmas with
the Allen and Anderson families.
Little Jim Saunders and wife
have gone to old Benton, where
they can once more enjoy the song
of the birds and listen to the rat
tie of the tie wagon.
Mrs. Lou Allen, Mrs. Elella An
derson, Miss Chloe Clement and
little Miss Floy Anderson are a
little indisposed this week.
Herman Cole of Sawyers' Mill
was here Saturday, returning from
trip to Paragould, Ark. He re-
ports the sad news of the death of
Jeff Hudson, a former Benton
County boy, at Paragould.
MEMPHIS, January l.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-01-04
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

The news was brought to town
Saturday afternoon, December %,
that Thomas Broughton had at
tempted suicide by hanging him
self by a rope. Mr.. Broughton' S
home is near Hollow Rock, but on
account of domestic troubles he
lives with his son, S. i. Broughton,
who resides about five miles north
west of Camden.
The old observation-disclosures
by barn and hung himself short
while after dinner. He was missed
from the house nearly an hour, and
but for the arrival Of his son, who
cut him down, he could not have
lived many minutes longer. He
was unconscious at the time, but
finally recovered, and was in town
few days later.
Mr.. Broughton is nearly eighty
years old, and his mind is said to
be failing, which will probably
account for his unsuccessful at
attempt to end his life.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-01-04

Regular correspondence
Christmas passed off quietly in
this locality.
Miss Sophia Wynn is visiting at
Big Sandy this week.
W. j. Gearheiser made a flying
trip to Danville Tuesday.
John Hussey Of Erin spent
few days in our midst last week.
Charles Hill and family of Paris
have been visiting Faxon relatives.
Yes, we had fine wedding dur
ing the holidays. However, there
are other candidates left.
p. HI. Fitzsimmons and family
Of Erin spent the holidays here
with relatives and friends.
Miss Lille Graham has been
spending a few days here with her
sister, Mrs. j. S. Davidson.
JIG. Collier and family of Stew
art have been visiting relatives
and friends in this community.
nj. l.. Lindsey has moved to his
farm recently purchased Il mile
west of Faxon. w. M. Spence of
Big Sandy has moved to the place
vacated by Mr.. Lindsey.
FAXON, January l.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-01-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

County Clerk w. ID. Cooper has
issuedmarriage licenses as follows:
Travis Barnes and Maggie Moody
Lawrence Hatley and Effie Baker
Neal Bell and Halle Griggs, M
G. Wimberly and Mary Smothers
Walter Florence and Lille Stag.
ner, Earl Hicks and Cora Brewer
Ben Bell and Mollie O'Guinn, Lu-
Their Galbreath and Bertha Durdin,
Vertrees ParkerandLillie Hassell,
Frank Metheney and Made Cuth-
bertson.
In 1904 County Clerk Cooper
issued 156 marriage licenses. In
1905 the number was 1872, and for
1906 the number of licenses issued
were 49, Evidently Cupid has
not been doing his duty, and it is
high time he was getting busy in
the good county of Benton.
Good patent flour, only $4.35 at
Weatherlys& Redick's.
Send us the important news of
your locality.
Good quality bran, $I20 per
hundred at Weatherly & Redick's.
The CHRONICLE and Nashville
Weekly American, $E00 per year.
Weatherly & Redick's shoes are
good; try 'em.
Red Band Pure Scotch Snuff is
the highest grade snuff.
You should see our line of ties.
Weatherly q Redick.
Ask your merchant for Red
Band Pure Scotch Snuff.
Do you wear suspenders? By
all means see our Is cent values.
Weatherly e. Redick.
Mechanic overalls are better.
Weatherly and Redick.
Cigars to burn for S cents each.
Weatherly & Rediek.
Red Band Pure Scotch Snuff.
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Use Red Band Pure Scotch

Snuff.
Buy your next roast coffee Of rs
Its the best ever" Weatherly
and Redick.
J. L. Fry of Nashville spent a
few days here last week with rela-
tives and friends.
Our mechanic overalls are like
tailor-madeclothes. Try 'em once.
Weatherly & Redick.
Trustee E. E. Fry will start out
next week on his second and last
round to collect the 1906 tax.
r. B. Sarrett left Monday for
Waco, Tex, where he expects to
make his home in the future.
A. W. Presson has bought the
j. G.. Hudson stock of groceries
and will continue the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams
of Manlyville have been spending
a few days here with relatives.
J. K. Hatley of Holiday was
here last week to see his children,
who are in school at this place.
John Harrison of Bienville, La,
came in last week to spend some
time with friends and relatives.
w. j. Moore of Point Pleasant,
Mo-, has been here on all extended
visit to relatives and old friends.
Joe F. Saunders of Murray, KY,
spent few days here last week
with hissister, Mrs. III. Williams.
Mrs. w. R. Vaughan and son of
Ralstonspent Christmas week here
with her daughter, Mrs. William
S. Corbitt.
W. FL. Hooser and family spent
last week with relatives at Haley,
Mr.. Hooser returning home the
IGrst of this week.
Mrs. Mollie Bowles spent few
days at McEwen and Miss Bessie
came home with her and remained
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Thompson,
r. Z. Melton and A. A. Horne of
Denson's Landing spent Christ
mas here with relatives.
Miss Lille Woods, who is at
tending the school for the blind at
Nashville, spent Christmas here
with relatives and friends.
DR.. n. III. Wireback will leave
next week for Memphis, where he
will take a special course on dis
eases of women and surgery.
Miss Bertise Bomar of Paris
and Miss Alice Mccullough of
Huntingdon have been spending
few days with Mrs. Curlie Fryer.
Luther Galbreath and Miss Du-
ra Durdin of Eva were married on
Sunday before Christmas. We
wish them all JOY and happiness.
Miss Marie McGill, Mrs. j. d.
Tilson and son and Miss Florence
Nell McGill Of Clarksburg spent
Christmas here with the families
of DR.. w. p. and A. S. McGill.
Lost On the road from Camden
to Big Sandy on Christmas Eve, a
bracelet with the initials I'll. ID. M.
Finder will be rewarded by return
ing it to E. M. McAuley, Camden.
Rev. DR.. Winton, editor of the
Nashville Christian Advocate, was
here OF a visit to.friends for a few
days last week, and preached an
able sermon at the M. E. Church,
South on Thursday evening.
Benjamin Bell and Miss Mollie
O'Guinn, a,popular young couple
of our county, have been united in
marriage, Justice 0. p. Lashlee
officiating. We join in extending
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-01-04
lPOEPLE AND
THINGS
WE SEE AND HEAR OF

Gus Weatherly of Nashville was
here to spend Christmas.
Nolie Wilson visited relatives at
paris and Vale last week.
Fate Cherry was at Paris a few
days on business last week.
Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Mathis are
visiting relatives at Gibson.
G. I'll. Sullivan and family of Nc
Even visited here last week.
Bud Fry Of Sugar Tree was here
on visit one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Tucker Wis
tied at Huntingdon Saturday.
JIM. Lockhart of Nashville was
here to see friends last week.
Lowell Jeffrey of Memphis was
here to see relatives last week.
Mrs. E. +. Travis returned to
Memphis the first Of last week.
J.C. Whitfield of Coxburg was
in the city on business Friday.
Mrs. E. M. McAuley and Miss
Hazel are visiting at Big Sandy.
William and Clyde Harrison of
Nashville were here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Denton Of
McEwen visited here last week.
Earl Hartley has moved to the
tenth district to make his home.
Arch Townsend visited friends
at Union city during the holidays
Prof. M. L. Hardin of Holiday
spent Christmas here with friends.
Clarence Bateman Of Nashville
spent Christmas with homefolks.
Joe f. and Bob Odle of River
side were here to spend Christmas.
DIR. O. H. Williams came in last
week to spend Christmas at home.
Misses Vivian and Myrtle lofty
of Nashville visited here last week.
Judge j.. e. Davis is spending
few days at Union City this week.
Mrs. MolIie johnson visited at
Milan and Huntingdon last week.
Miss Pearl Arnold of Nashville
spent Christmas here with home
folks.
Cashier AS. Justice of the First
National Bank was in Nashville
one day last week.
Misses Lula and Jewel Bateman
have returned from a visit Of sew
.eral days at Mckenzie.
Mrs. Lula Gregga Of Covington
is here on an extended visit to her
sister, Mrs. Joe Naifeh.
w. E. McRae of Little Rock,
Ark, was called here last week by
the death of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Gossett of
McIllwain spent a few days, here
with relatives last week.
Miss Pearl and Charles Totty of
Hustburg spent Christmas here
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus L. Totty Of
Nashville spent the holidays here
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. HI. Whitfield Of
Arkansas spent Christmas here
with relatives and friends.
~ rs. Bette King of Texas was
aere q few days last week to see
her mother, Mrs. Whitfield.
+. e. McElyea returned home
from Kentucky, arriving in time
to spend Christmas at home.
Willie Clement, who has been
for the Fry Drug Co., re-
turned to Dickson last week.
IE. Hall Of Buena Vista, who
Il as released the A. w. Presson
plac8l moved here last week.
Dr.. and Mrs. II. b. Leslie of
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-01-04

| will be in Camden for little
while longer. Have had twenty
years experience.
j. f. HoUSER.
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In the matter ofthc Moitgagod Real Esia
% CnARLEs A.. HAltlfiH.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. Ihat the sub.
~ acdbef, Of Anne Arundel county. bas OBJ
talncd from the orphans Court 81 Anne Arun-
on the personal estate Of JDFE HALAfIA
late 81 Anne Arundel county, decreased.
are hereby warned 70 ca hlidt the same. with the
vouchers thereof. 10 the subscriber. ON o. before
TBE Dth DAY or NOVEMBER 1901
They may otherwise by Law, be excluded
from All benefits Of the said estate. All persons
indebted ~ raid estate are requested W make
Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April
ROSA sALAFIh,
Administrative
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
FOR -
Free Scholarships

once Of the boarf 81 County school Com
nnieMlonera % Anne Arundel county.
Annapolis. sd. lure =. 1s07.
a Com petitive kxamfustlou MI b. held
- tnF Isuhir - nooi Bulidfrz IN Aunap oiie
or MONDAY. 81 ~ q. i.07 beginning ~ ie ~.
~. % 81 scholarships due Anne Arunaei
county ~ the "a estern MARI land college.
state normal -ehooE. Washington 4 JllcEc
and - MMrFs seminary.
ono senoiarsnIr s. vacant iE Wfstefn
M1rNiaua In8tfute-fNr = male. OEe 10 -.
Mary seminary. female. one tn - aAhtnx'
fon College Collegiate Department., male
ous 80 Washfneton college. normal Dt-
paftu1eut. male or female
The sehofnrshlus 70 western NaryAane
College. "a saufnNtou college and -. May :
sem may CnEIffe the holder 20 receive board
aud taltfol free and may r. hcid Tor Tour
NNNrN
Tandsaatrs mtlst nef bc less tilat nitsen
resrs oid and musst give bond - teach u
Af1rF ian1 Two years.
Nf order 81 the Board.
r. d. WALLIS.
aounty Schooi superintendent
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70 pKnvExT FAAUD ~ COUNTY PRIMARIES.
The following Was offered ~ Frank =.
HoVeIl 4 mem Der Of tho state Central Com
rnfttee for Anne Arundel Comfy, but Was
woied down, no one yoting for u bat himself,
showing that the committee did not want 70
deal fairly IN the matter.
ssfo Insure perfect fairness IN tho primar-
lea. the Judges receiving the ballots shall
twist each and every ballot before depositin8
them ~ toe ballot boxes"
signed -FHASK =. KkNfBL,
Member OF state Central COMMITTEE for
Anne Arundel County ftdJy6
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SATURDAY, July IT, 1907
% send I'VE delegates from the FIRST, Fourth,
Finh, sixth ard Elgbth DistrsctA, ana nve
ond utsfriet. Eve delegates fTlfl tile 5fcotd
precinct ~ the second District, q - afi r&ates
from the trst precinet - the lnIa D.At a...
of the Third District. they've delexatea rom
each precinct - the ~erond and Third Dis
friefs 10 east IN tbs County CONVENTION tNo
and oue-half votes from each preriuctt 10 a
gounfy Convention 20 Re held Ia the tity 81
Annapolis, ~ tire Court House, Al Y . Cox
noon % y wednesday. Jnly 5lst, ~ ssna n.s
ton which Assem- blcs ~ the city ~ bait.
more on the eighth day u AuGntt, lsy'. -
nominate candidate ~ gossIng ~ ~ ss.s
Attorney General, and Jerk 81 the touft 81
Appeal. and. also. 80 elect ave Delegates ~
judicial Convention ~ the f1ih gnn ,..la.
teesth DAP % August, 10, ~ noon. 70 MONT
nate one candidate for chief Judge Or TIC
Flfth judicial circuit. ana y nonilnats N, 2
county ticket, ~ follows. one canaidate fof
fhe senate, four candidates for the House OF
DELEGATES. one candidate for STATS Attorney,
one candidate for Sherin tnfee eanaldales
didafes for Counfy Gomuissioner and one
candidate for county surveyor.
The coils will be held a. follows
FIRST District Birdsvilie from ito D. 10.
sNerond Dtsfrict-First Precinct Engine
Isouse. 80 3. ~. Second Precinct Polling
Tiird Dislriet- FIRST Precinci-- waterford
3 to ,. m. second Precinct--ssrang Han
20 =.
Fourth Distrlct-Oid Polling House, 3 q
$50 3. m.
FinIs Disirict-Lock-up, Brooklyn, 80 70
3. ~.
-Ixth District Annapolis city-AsscnbiS
Rooms, 3 10 .. ui.
hIgbfh Distrlct-first Prccinct-I0ltni
House. 20 3 .. m. second precinet-Poilipi
House 10 b q. ~.
4fgned-FRANK a. BOND, Chairman,
LUTHER q. DOWNS, tce.,
state Central Committee for AsA. County
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TIE fiaerlstawn Mail SAYS "A
nclirceddle who a - biuHcd ~ a
rorm theory never aid have nerve
cuanEh to kiss CARL. Hamph iio
must have hsd some expericnce-th the
e3aef 81 the oscillation column 81
she MALL
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Eeaeutlv an account az wedding
uss seni ta thls omce. "a Was re-
and the stan. Whon q soc into print
tt uas fuand CAS- name 81 thc bride
anl efaom haa hcen omitted the en-
ftse 1aneIH.
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bad lane u baltimore uapcT
SAYS Mint nsteetor @afcs Money.
mInl fulen Association. however, De-
ann raEa = slsu.
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tuesday, the 18th day Of July, 1907,
AZ Eleven O'eIock a. M.

AZ Eleven O'Clock a. M,
AN that lot Of ground fronting about
nine feet GA Calvert Street IN Annapo-
ls. and running back and lying part
Is la the rear 81 the lot on Calvert
street which formerly belonged 90 Man
rella Harris. deceased being all that
iol Of ground which was conveyed To
Mary Harms by Nicholas Brewer of
John. BY deed dated the 2nd day Of
November lSoS. recorded IN said Land
Record~. ia I.ibcr y. RI c.. No. IL.
folio $50. except the portion thereof
conveyed by the said Mary Harris TO
Manzella Harms. by deed dated the sth
day ~ september, 1873 recorded as
Aforesaid IN Liber s. #. No. "A. folio
54l being the same lot ~ ground which
was conveyed g. the said Charles Il.
Harms by Mary Harris. by deed dated
the 18th day 81 January. 1881. and re-
corded a. Aforesaid in Iibcr :. n. No.
-. folio -. The property - improved
bya
New Two-Story Frame DWELL
inc House,
now rented % n good tenant for ten
dollars FER month.
TERMS OF SALE s-One half cash
ga ratification Of sale. balance in one
year from day Of sale. Deferred pay
meui 90 bear interest from day Of sale
and O. be secured % the satisfaction II
the undersigned. OF al cash AZ option
- purchaser
a deposit Of S1o0 viii be required OF
the purchaser on day Of sale.
JAMES II. MUNROE.
Attorney named IN MoFtgsgs.
j. koEANn BRADY. Aucfioueer.
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IIITNN INV u AUCIIuUEEf.
Sale of Valuable
IIlHEAL ESTATE
IN the City of Annapolis, Nd
or Church Street, Pleasant
Street and Clay Street.

~ direction % the owners and under ATT
siioriiF conferred upon the undersigned -
3 duly executed and recorded po~tr 81 At
t1rues dated the twenfy-rinth Gay ~ April
nineteen hundred and seven ana recorded
among tne Land Records 81 Anne Arundel
tonntK. Maryland, n i.iDer g.. ". No. =, ~
fuftfla ~ the undersigned will offer az public
sale. At ths COZ Kr HOUSE door, IN tire city
~ Anna poiis. Md., Oh
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bsAi TwO-StOU Frame Dwelling
N OTICE.

This Is to notify holders OF policies IN either
THE UNION FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, or the dIRARD FIRE AND MAR
me INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Philadel
phia, Pennsylvania, that Clarence =. Jick.
ling Is no longer In the employ as agent for
these companies and that X. q. ELLIOTT,
Real Estate Agent. Office IN the Arundel
Building, i'm this city. has been appointed to
represent and look after the interest OF these
companies in Annapolis and Anne Arundel
County.
5t-iI General Agent.
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esrat honn lu kune hrundes real
estase fa un. Nen BE- tho mosquitoes
= Il anlV fle iea tuere viii he great
aslassls alanr aith lhe hoosu.
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Mortgages Sale
OF Valuable
AHOuSe and Lot
On Calvert Street in Annapolis,
Maryland.

By virtue of a power Of sale contain
Cd In q mortgage from Charles Il. Har-
RS. dated the first day OF August ia the
year 1904 and recorded IN the Land
Records of Anne Arundel County, ia
Iiber a. ". No. 81, folio IL, | will
offer Ga public sale at the CoURr House.
door in the city Of Annapolis, Mary
land on
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Bats 81 determined - assure every
haIe fhaf faeEe ssh be come SUM
fHrr Is 1885,
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hainr thc SAME property devised % Tire said
George q. franklin. deceased, ~ the last
~ Iu and Testament Of hts father, Thomas
ffanNtin, rcfofaea ai',enk ne \, Reeotas %
az folio af and descrlbed IN a Deed o. Partl-
zion among the heirs % the said George y.
FRANKLIN. dated April -. lSH. recorded In
t.ibrr q. W.. No. 2. foiiocil. among the Land
Records ~ said county. This property has
tlways been one 81 he most successful and
desirable locations FOR business purposes In
tnc city % Annapolis.
@ECOSD-~Aii those lots 81 ground lying ON
enc ~outheriy side OF Clay street and on the
Eastcrly side 81 Pleasant street. IN the city
of Annapolis. having frontage Of one hnnd-
red and sCyeufy-thFec feet nine inches on
f'iay street. and two hundred and ninety
seven feet on Pleasant street. which were
thc three following decdss-Decd from VIII
liam Erewer. dated August 18th, iSiu, ree0rd-
"a among the Land Records % Anne Arun-
dci County. Ia Liher y. II. 81, 10. =, i0lios
ga. ctc.. Heed from sarah j. Newman. dated
November 18th. 1875, recorded among said
Land Records. in I1ber =. H., No. i3, foiios
man. datcd september 18th, 1886, recorded
among said Land Records In Liber r.,
rronertv "a sl.ssrrihed and eonvevcf TO tie
said George =. Franklin. deceased, a portion
% tne Pleasant street lot. fronting seventy
four feet SIR inches ON that street and cx-
tending back therefr0m for depth OF sew
cnty teet which was conveyed 60 the late
Thomas Frakiin from his brothers and sis
decreased. b. said deed Of Partition.
The property 80 20 b. offered At public sale
an fas and Pleasant streets viii be offered
lu various sub-dix tslons. according 10 a plat
thereof. which viii Re exhibited at the sale,
and which may ae seen In the meantime on
application 70 the undersigned
The clay street front is improved By
eleven tif Frame Dwelling Houses,
sil under rent the remainder u the lots on
Pleasant street are vacant lots.
TERMS or SALE .~Onc-fourtb Of the pur-
chase money IN cash ON the day Of sale the
remainder IA three equal instaimeuts At one.
two and three years respectively from the
day of sale. the credit instruments 10 bear
Interest from thc day 81 sale and 10 be Sc
cured By he hoHsis Of tire purchaser. or pur-
chascrs with surcties to be approved by the
undersigned. or the terms 81 safe may be
varied ~ the undersigned. t. suit the con-
FOniCucc 81 purchasers
For further Information apply ~ the I'M
aCrsiNmet
.. WHIT RANDALL.
Attorney. etc.
Annapolis nd, June zen, 1907. els q
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Beatan b. going to have cheaper gas,
hnt Gfsumas M. Lawson is Is gee the
sanle aId rate fuf bis.
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Tuesday. the Sixteenth day Of
July, nineteen hundred and
seven. at II o'clock M.

tho foIfaWIng parcels and lots Of ground. %
the said city. whereof George D.. Fran Tin,
iate ~ said city, clcd. seized and Possessed
FIRST store and Premises situated
GA church street. n the corner % Frgnkiin's
NiieF. or thanrcrg Lane. where the faid
GEORGE ~ Franklin. DECEASED. FOR many
Yanrs conducted business aud which Is now
srfurfef ~ the nrm ofjonGs and franklin
consisting ~ = lot with front 81 forfy-three
and oue-haif feet on said Church street. or
Main street, and depth from said street
and frontage on said alley OF nfy-twO
feet. more Or less. which - improved BY a
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ons touea ~ summer ulakos the
ahole wofla perspire.