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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
ROCKLAND

ID. w. Keeny sells the Times at his
Rockland store.
An auction sale will be held at
Mrs. A. Bates next week.
There are a number of summer
boarders at the Riverview Farm.
Mrs. Maria Esten of Providence,
is the guest of Mrs. r. B. Rounds.
Lightning fruit jars and rubbers
for sale at the New Enterprise, No.
Scituate.
Mrs. H. w. Seamens has gone to
Buttonwoods for a stay Of several
weeks.
Rev. r. l.. Duston will speak a,
the Christian Church next Sunday on
Speaking Tongues"
Several car men from this place
were witnesses in a cruelty to ami
nesday.
The Howard Hills had the Thorn
tons for their opponents on Sunday,
and the boys from Johnston were de-
feated by a score of to l. Next
Sunday the Howard Hills will play
the Bristols of Bristol.
The Christian Church of this place,
recently received from friends, the
gift of a very handsome individual
communion set, two silver collection
plates and a sum of money for re-
pairs on the church.
The Rocklands and Clayvilles, two
impromptu ball teams, played nine
inning, fight to the finish game last
Saturday afternoon on the Howard
Hill grounds. The Rocklands were
captained and managed by Waldo
Hawkes., and Albert Thomas held the
same offices in the Clayville aggre-
CATION. The latter team had the
points of the game down somewhat
finer than the Clayvilles and won out
by a 10 to score. The game may
be repeated, or rather another be-
tween the same contestants.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
HE WANTED REST.
What Verdi Did With the Key Of a
Locked Piano.

Locked Piano.
Not all the great composers have
courted the constant adulation of the
world. Verdi used TO lament that h"
was unable To find refuge, even for
a brief space, from the reputation that
preceded him wherever he went.
At one time he desired 10 spend n
much needed holiday at the watering
place OF Montecatini. When he arrived,
he found that in one of the apart
ments assigned 10 him stood grand
piano Of noted make. On the rack.
by way of compliment, lay the score OF
I'll TrovatOre." AS soon as he caught
sight OF il the veteran few into rage.
hastily locked the instrument. threw
the score into corner and, calling for
his host, demanded in tragic tones:
lead me to the spot that overhangs
the steepest precipice"
Wondering. the host did as he was
bidden, and on reaching the summit
the maestro. who was almost exhaust
ed from fatigue, flung the key of the
piano into the abyss, energetcally eX-
claiming as he did so:
"Now | have done something to Sc
cure rest and quiet. On the day of my
departure ! shall send a locksmith to
provide the piano with a new key. but
while | am here | pray you let II re-
main as it is."-New York Tribune.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
Shock 70 the Waiter.

There was n terrible commotion IN
the kitchen Of the cafe. They could
see IL through the swinging doors.
Some one went 20 investigate.
What Is III" they asked when he
had returned.
"a waiter tainted" he answered as
he took his seat. They are slapping
him with wet towels. trying 90 bring
him 10. Did you see that woman who
just left? She was the cause. She
gave him a quarter up."-New York
Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12

Cascarets, Ioe; Quinine Pills, &C per doz.
two quart Fountain Syringe, 4Se; Dander-
Inc. ISc; Sloan's Liniment, ,Sc; Tar Soap,
large cake, SC; Blue Jay Corn Plasters, Ioc,
Peruna, Sse; Paine's Celery Compound,
9oe; Extract Malt, ISc, two for aSc; Chal-
lenge Brand Condensed Milk, oe, three for
2Sc; Eagle Milk, rSc. We carry full line
of Camera Supplies and do developing and
printing. BYRON A. SMITH, Preserip-
ton Druggist, 10 Olneyyille Square
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
Dear 20 Him.

Before we were married you called
me darling Now you seem content
70 call me dear"
"You weren't so dear 60 me before
marriage as you are now. Your father
paid your bills."-Houston Post.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12

Summer coughs and colds yield at
once to Bees Laxative Cough syrup
Contains honey and tar but no opiates.
Children like it. Pleasant to take.
It's laxative qualities recommends it t.
mothers. Hoarseness, coughs, Group
yield quickly.
Sold by T. F. Grady, 1916 Westminster
street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
First Family Row.

40 you know who created the first
family row on recordT'
II suppose IL was Adam and Eve
when they raised Cain" - Stray
Stories.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
The 0IneuVilIe TlmeS.

The shines" may be found for
sale each week as follows:
N"nton avenue ..........J. McCabe
Cineyville Square James Shawcross
Hartford avenue ....J. F. Heffernan
Centerdale 80. George T. Batcheldei
North Scituate ......... Post Office
Also at the Times ONCE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
SENSATIONAL SUIT
IS COMP ROMI SEQ
Miss Walker Withrdaws Suit
Against Colonel Edwards
for $4,000.

AsIIEVIII.E. y. e.. January 6--Tele-
grams received here to-day from Union
cts. Tenn. announce that the celebrated
and sensational 100000 damage suit
brought against Colonel d. +. Edwards.
~ Union city Tenn, by Miss Lola Walk
or. - AsheV1Ne. has been compromised
and stricken on the docket. BY the terms
~ the order dismissing the case. Miss
walker is 20 pay all costs. which are said
O. amount 10 $1,000. The terms Of the
compromise aye not known. and the an
n0uncemeut has created much surprise
here.
Miss Lola Walker and her aunt Mrs.
cullen. were living in AsheViNe. when the
young lady quietly left her aunt's house
one evening and started for New York.
The aunt soon learned Of the girls dis
appearance. and reaching the station be
fore the train pulled out. vainly endeav-
ored 10 persuade her niece 20 return home.
but Miss walker remained obdurate. and
locking herself in the stateroom OF the
sleeper defed her aunt to take her OFF
the train. Mrs. Cullen remained on the
train until MorristoWn was reached but
as her niece remained locked in her state
room and refused 20 come out. Mrs C1il-
len felt that further efforts were useless.
and left the train. Miss Walker went on
to New York. where she claims she was
Joined by Colonel Edwards
At the trial OF the suit in Union CITY.
kind hearted Jury awarded the fair
paintif $4,000 damages. After the YER
dict was rendered Miss Walker very gra
clousiy presented each Of the jurvmen
VII" her photograph. and the jury in re-
turn entertained her at a u-ater,,eIor
feast. The Judge however. set aside tbe
verdict. and Miss Walker appealed 70
the supreme Court. and the case was
set for next Monday In the mespti,os
Miss Walker married one 81 her witnesses.
and now the announcement comes that
winner pays the costs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WALL ST. DISTRICT
Consolidated Board Putting Up
Handsome Structure in Lower
Broad Street.

NEW YORK. January 6.-Wal Streets
financial district is 10 have a new eN-
change Foundations have been begun
FOR a building Of imposing design for the
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum IA
change, to stand on the southeast cor
ner OF Broad and Beaver Streets two
blocks south OF the New YORK STOCK EN-
change. The location OF the new struct-
ure Is attracting much attention because
II marks the beginning Of the expansion OF
the financial district In a new direction
and viii give a decided Impetus 70 the
Development OF lOwST Broad Street.
The price paid for the site is reported
70 have been SSoooo which together with
the S300.0 oo FOR the structure itself Will
bring the total expenditure up TO 81, 100 600
The exterior Of the building will be- of
limestone on a base OF granite. topped by
q dome thirty feet IN diameter and sur
rounded by sixteen massive Ionic coll
umns. The interior will be protected from
nre by the SAFEST methods OF freproof
construction. the specifications calling for
the use OF unburnable hollow tile. such
as forms the floors and partitions OF sky
scrapcrs and other buildings which must
be absolutely safe from fire.
Five feet above the Broad Street level
VIII be the board room. reached by stems
running the entire Too feet on that side
ana giving access 10 the members en-
trance through thre large doors The
trading floor viii be ninety-fve by eightv-
two feet, giving area or about 1000
square feet. The room wiIi be unuRually
well lighted by "A central skylight dome
The Beaver Street side will consist OF
louT upore WilCN Will ne QeVOteL 20 the
Exchange Clearing House and Quarters
Tor the officers and committees The
greater parto OF the basement will be used
As a restaurant barber shop. etc
In speaking OF the new building Presi-
dent Budd, OF the Consolidated Exchange
said The idea OF putting up and oc-
cupying structure OF our own mas met
with the unanimous approval OF the
board, We have been here at Broadway
and Exchange Place for over twenty
years. but the building STANDS on lease
hold ground and there seems to be every
reason Why VIC should arrange 70 own
q our property
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
Corn Higher.

Corn opened steady yesterday easel
8 cent. with wheat, but rallied later
selling at is cent over prices Of the early
week The absence Of pressure from the
cash horses ar the poor grading coun-
teracted the favorable weather. and thc
receipts OF 10 cars over the expectations
az 81 cars Country acceptances were
moderate Cash prices ruled steady.
The market is IL cent under that OF last
Saturday
oats opened Is cent lower. sold OF IL
cent and rallied 20 about Yesterday
close. Local receipts were IS cars over
the estimate at 20 cars. and the clear.
cold weather Overbalanced the bstte~
shipping demand noted the last two DAYS
THE maricet vas but ia cent under that
o. week ago.
Provisions az the close % The last week
openee firm on the . l. 90 cent adj
vance r. hogs. but eased later on profit
taxing Hog receipts on Saturday were
On. with 1900 expected tomorrow. and
10000 next week Cattle receipts u.~a
so. sheep receipts. 2eoo. both markets
steady.
Rece. pts-F1our. 2e.o00 barrels: uhea-.
7,eo bushels; corn. 3S3 o. bushels: oats
"a 30 bushels; rye. 5000 bushels; barley.
t3 ON bushels
shiplAspts2E9css- 27,oo0 barrels: wheat.
ao0o bushels. corn, 223 ~ bushels: oats.
20 em bushels; rye. 4.o0o bushels: barley,
u 90 bushels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
Three New Charters

The State Corporation Commission
has issued the following charters. The
Loudoun Lumber Company Gncorpor-
ated), Leesburg. r n. Harper. presi-
dent. Leesburg. Va; w. II. Saunders
secretary. Washington. d. C.; r. II
Lynn, treasurer. LeesburE. Va Capi-
tai. $4,000 Objects: Timber and lurn-
her business.
The Clinch Valley Mining Corpora
uon. Richlands. John T. Safer. presi-
dent. Columbus. O.. Mary l. Safer. ,i,a-
PRESIDENT columbus. o.: Field scott
secretary and treasurer KuOxvilla
Tenn. Capital. 100000. objects. Min
Grafton & Son Uncorporatea, yves.
rails Church. r. w Grafton. presi
cent, Elizabeth Grafton vfce-presi
dent: A =. Campbell secretary. Holm
a Rooms. treasurer. G. r. Nesbit
BROOKLYN. y Y =. W TAYLOR: balance
Of directors AL OF Washington II ~
Capital 10000 Objects Condict "a
roofing business IN all its branches.
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. January at was simply
a case OF the spinners OF the world buy
ing cotton with avidty and putting Cd
prices without the aid OF Spectators Yet
bulls helped after the thing was started
helped after Liverpool had astonisned
everybody by Its strength and activity.
especially on the spot, and after the spin
0ers takings for the week had been
shown 10 Be AT no bales or double those
for the same time last year In other
words. the demand is stil remarkably ac-
tive. and the worlds consumption II
American cotton, judging from present
appearances. seems more certain than
ever 20 eclipse ALI former records Jan
uarv was the strongest month. but March
also showed n good deal OF firmness.
Large SPOT interests were credited with
huNtng Dad a Clique OF room operators
was supposed to be assisting fhe rise. II
is true that the receipts Of late have been
very large and that the worlds visible
supply of American cotton IS now pracu-
callv the same as that OF a year ago, out
bulls insist that the big receipts are for
the most part OF cotton that has already
been sold. TAverpoOis spot sales yester-
dav OF 10 0o0 bales surprised many. Com
ment Is made here now and then on the
fact that those who buy for rise are
ignoring the big receipts. Lancashire and
the Continent seem 20 ignore them. too.
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Argentine and Australian Ship
mcnts Are Large and Stocks
Good i'm Northwest.
CORN IS MORE BULLISH
Cotton Last Week Was Sent Up
by the Spinners Without Re
gard 20 the Spectators.

CHICAGO. January e-Yesterday 3
wheat established now lou, price for
tne crop. soon after the opening. bot the
resting order demand o. q "a cents un-
rerved shorts. and covering rally at
IL cent followed. Later .n t.e morning
prices hung around yesterdays close.
Tile market has declined a-4 cents dur
ing tae week. and numerous local and
commission house holdings have been M-
q1idated. with the professional short In
terest larger. also a number OF large lines
having gone out Favorable foreign crop
news. the increasing Argentine and Aus
tralian shipments. and the large North
~ rateru country elevator stocks have de-
pressed the sentiment The bulls have
little comfort, save In tho increased -four
demand and the f8pes OF large Oriental
sales owing 20 the Chinese famine The
compare lively slow increase go the visible
supply promises O. continue and attract
more attention later MONDAYS increase
promises 70 b. 1000. 90 bushels less than
last year. The weeks Sortavestern re-
ceipts were 2S5S cars. against zss5 last
week and 2-754 last year MINNEAPOLIS
stocks are 7.ooo,oo0 bushels Jess than last
wear
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and g IS alleged thst they escaped per
mans mortal injury by fleeing FROM the
house. and sought refuge with neighbors.
The rolice were notified. and young Baker
was disauned and arrested
MI and Mrs Baker. willing % overlook
their son shameful treatment OF them.
plended with the court for clernenc,- on
behalf o. their boy. ana the Judge with
view of spGring The aged couple the
modification OF knowing their son was
working or the cha.n-gang. ordered that
tho sherin MAKE arrangements Tor some
good citizen who wouh engage the SER
vices OF young Bronson and pay his
salary 20 the county. which would be cor
sidered as equivalent 10 the work he
would be expected 20 90 To- the county
while in fail OF on the roads with the
chain-gang.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
CHARGED with Beating Woman

Until II o'clock last nigh- there had
not been on arrest made nv the officers
Of the Second station. About this hour
officers Rarker and Walton walked In
with q prisoner who gave his name az
Herman Lang lie was charged with
beating p woman named POkey Rrent
A warrant had been issued for the ar
rest Of Lang
Down at the First station tho dav
and night brought forth five arrests
Each prisoner was bailef before 10
orderlies."
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SON ATTEMPTS TO
MURDER PARENTS
Is Arrested Before He Can Fire
Upon Them with
Shotgun.

ASHEVILLE. y. c.. January 5.-Bron-
son Baker. aged twenty-five years. who
was discharged from the United States
Navy couple Of months ago. and who
has since resided with his parents in
this city, was to-day sentOnced by Judge
Jones TO a term OF six months In the
county jail for vicious assault upon
his father and mother with q shotgun,
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Auction Sales-This Dav.


yin sell By public auction. ON mon
DAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JANTART.
1907. az o'clock 7. NJ ne mv ware
room. No. 1905 East Franklin street tre
following property. TO satisfy distress
warrants i0 my hands and executions
bureaus W7shstands. Wardrobos HAT
Racks. Trunks. stoves Carpets. Ref~tZe-
rators cone n large Grocers' Refriger.t-
TOR. Alaska mak-j, Mattugs. exc.
TERMS CASH
vs.. II. WYATT. JR. II. c.. C. r.
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Mr.. Bcsher Returns

MT Lewis II. Bosher who has been
spending the holidays with his mofbfr
Mrs II. s Bosher returned to the Uni,
Nefslty or Virginia Saturday evening Mr.
fosher took his NJ. A. at that institution
last session and is now studying Law,
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Auction Sales, Future Days.
BY 4. j Chewing Company.
Real Estate Aucto.ee-s.
Court Sale of the Three At
tractive Dwellings, Nos.
400, 404 and 412 North
Tenth Street.

IN execution OF p decree of tho Rich
moud Chancery Court. entered December
10. 1906 In the suit ~ Emma Lee
Vaughan. etc. Us. T. Il. Vaughan tNecu-
triX 81 ais. we. as special com rnissiorers
thereby appointed. viii sell by auction
upon the premises. on
Wednesday. Jan. 9th. 1907.
commencing promptly az 4 o'clock p NJ.
the buildings ir order named.
First-That three-story Brick Dwelling
az the northwest corner OF Marslal and
Tenth Street known as No. 900 North
Tenth Street
Second That two-story Brick Dwell
Ing known as 40 sGs North Tenth
Street
Third That two-etory Brick Dwelling
known as No. 4l2 North Tenth Street
All ~ these houses are in good c0rdi-
ton. being compa utivelv new. and should
home seekers. The metcs and bounds to-
sether with q fuller statement. VIII be
M ado known az the time OF sale
4EtNS one third IN cash balance at
SIX ard twelve months for negotia bile
notes. interest added. and title retained
Nnul all or the purchase money IS pa id
and conveyance ordered hv tho court
or ah cash. a. the option o. the pur-
chaser.
GEORGE BRYAN
JORDAN IFAT[F
Special mnissioners
The bond required NJ tho eue-iaf com
nissioners in the above suit has been
CHARLES o. sAvILIE.
Cfr~f-
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

sOUTHn0TND TRANS LEAVE RICHMOND
DAILY.
300 a. M-f.ocaI to Nnruua. Raleigh Char
ntfe Wilmington.
$3.50 M-Sleencrs and coaches Savannah.
-.-.nfi'i- aDi Florida Points
@ 80 p solid pullman train % ST. Angus
|a' I'D NJ --Sleepers ana coaches Atlanta. Rir-
DID, ..-nar, memphis. savannah. Jackson
NfIle ana Southwest
NQkIAbOr&p TRArSS ARRIVE RICH.
MONp DAILY.
IN A. M f5- A. ~. 1-ie p st.. 5-55 p ~
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What Has Become Of the


TT :,
Ft c'0i an4 t.e tremendous
4
lr-N.- -' "'irn oniu
D-r.'a- .nl labor have shared wat
I.s l-..re .f flerr The speculative
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. r t. d.. t- .t
''r' --~ ~
800 .N worm hleih-
f.. shan. ~ t.a rr.rts of the nation
.r. .., .....,.... t... -..- r.-. e.r.t
81 t- t-f rH 81 .-tt tari- lrop
81 .r t.1 r.Hthrf. "arf" flr
surplus .f raf.ar u-l.t.- seeks ,r-
-' i''ars-
f ftfl-. r.f. share ~ t-c ntf lr4al
s.r..-.. r.- rnIar. savings has gone
t-t f-.u -.~..r r.. r-.- ..-..-i.,.
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GEORGE BRYAN
J JORDAN IEAKF.
Special Comm ssionerS.
BY J II. Carneal & Son
Real Estate Auctioncers
NO. HOS East Main street

c co. 15a {, AUCTION SALE OF
vile Turnpike. near the first t0lihoif-..
with AZ the improvements thereon ,ghf~t.
consist o. "a good four-room DWELLING.
with the usual outhuildlngs This r-or,-
crty Ia Well located in a heautifui $50
ton Of the county. and RS nrarness r.,
the city makes it valuable IL IS now
occupied by "a good tenant Bv virtue
q, decree NJ the Chancorv Court ~ sha
CTS - Richmond. Virginia entered GA
me 18Th OF December. 1906 IN the suit
~ Charles ". Witrel who sues against
John Walter Wittsi defendarrs ~ LIE
We VIII SOIL at public auction on the
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10TH 1907
~ O'Clock r. NJ an that certain lot
az land In Henrico county. with an the inl-
provements thereon. containing one ACRE
and described as follows Bounded IN
tne east by the MechanicsviiIa TuruDfl....
Road. on the north by the property for
west By the Old Meadow Bridge Road
and on the south 10y the Mechanicsviue
l'Hnouse 4of on which the dollhouse
stands besng the same property con-
hiizabeth Wiuel. his wife. by Henry
Brill and wife. by deed bearing date o.
t9oer l'th 1880 ana recorded I'm the
Jerks once ~ the Henrico COUNTY
Court IN y. r. is2-B. page oI4
Upon the following terms -Ona-trf~.f
or The purchase price 20 Dee naid in cash
and the balance in two equal install
ments. az six and twelve months resnr+-
lively. from the day OF sale. th. INV
chaser executing his homestead. wsi,-ins-
negotiable notes for said deferred nav
ments with six per centum Interest ,45.d
from tho day OF sale. and the fifio 80
the said property 20 Doe retained bv the
court until al ~ the purchase prise
the option uf tho purchaser.
WNf. FLEGENHENiER.
HENRY FT.EsIf EsNIIEINTEP
special Commissioners
The bond required OF the special coro
Inissioners by the above decree has been
duly given.
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rn execution ~ deed Of trust. dated
june 9TH, 1909 ana recorded ln Clerk g
once OF Richmond Charccrv Court II
B. lA7-', page lAo. default having been
made ga pa.suent ~ the debt therein
secured. 7 will scu by auction. on tho
premises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10TH. 1907.
ar 4.30 o'clock p. NJ. one-han interest
in the above described property.
TERMS Enough In cash % paw cost
of sale. any taxes that may be due. A
note FOR Slo9.5T. with interest on Same.
The residue Ar six and twelve months.
secured 10y trust deed and 20 bear in
tercst az per cent
JULIAN QUINN. Trustee.
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Chesapeake O. Ohio RailN

CINcINNATL INDIANAPOL1s ST. 10
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE NASH.
VILE. MEMPHIS.
--l5 p ". daily ans 1850 T. ~ daily. excel
SATURDAY; 1870 =. VI Saturdays.
W-SrTOrND Local. TRAINS:
= A. NJ and $40 u. VI. week DAYS.
NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK AND OLD
POINT
500 A. NJ and 800 p VI daily
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT.
$50 A. II. and $500 r. NJ daily
JAMES RIVER LINE.
i0-lN A 1T daIr- 1.fl p NJ week DAYS
Arrive Main Line from West. -.70 A ".
- 81 A. NJ a3-45 p NJ ss7.G 2 ". Erou
East- flo'5 A NJ -rl.s5 A NJ -7.do P NJ.
$500 r 81 james Ricer "'e - A. NJ e65S
i. 81 CDaiIy Except Sunday.
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Auction Sales.--future DAVIS
Bv Pollard e. EaEhv.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF

Az UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF INTER
EST ~ HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN
AS so sos NORTH SEVENTH
STREET
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UNITED STATES MARsHA1s SALE.

UNITED STATES MARsHArls SALE.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
BY virtue ~ an order OF sale issued out
~ the United states District Cont for ~
Eastern District OF Virginia on the 224
day ~ December. 1906. notice IS hereby
Tor cash. on SATURDAY. the i2th dsv ~
January. 1907. az clock p NJ. I'm frout
~ the Custom House. on Bank street
m the CITY ~ Richmond. Va. the Dredge
Little Giant" her engines. boilers ma
chinery. boats teckle. apparel appurta-
nances and furniture a. She now lies in
MattopOui River near Ayietts Va
MORGAN TREAT. r. 8 Marshal
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rRrsrEEs. 100 -

Tn execution Of deed Of trust. data4
December 10Th. 1891. 81 record in CLERKS
Office Chancery Court Of Richmond .r
n. r. lac. page 453. default ra,.i-g
been made In the payment of a portion
OF the money tlofein secured. We WIN
soil at public auction on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10TH rn1-
ar 40 o'clock p. n. on the p~eroiss.
tie dwelling No. $40 North Thirty r-s-
Street. The lot fronts % feet ana ex-
tends hack 1872 feet.
TERAiS-CASH
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The bond required or the special ron,
fnissioners by the above decree has been
duly given
CHAS. o. sAVILLE. Clerk.
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