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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-17

b. virtue of authority of the deed OF
trust from the Chesterfield Land and
Improvement Company to the under
signed. dated June /. 1885, and of re-
Court OF Chesterfield county, in Deed
Book II. u. n, default having been
made in the payment oc the bond Sc
cured in said deed. and being request
ed so to do by tho holder thereon, l
will sell on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS. 1905.
at 4.3o r. NJ. subject to certain exist
ing leases. which may be terminated
in case of resale By the purchaser or
seen at the office of the trustee. the
following very valuable real estate:
All OF thrt certain piece or parcel
Of land, Containing iTee hundred and
and being in the county of Chesterfield,
Va, on James River. south of the city
of Manchester, and partly in said city
of Manchester, being the same prem.
ises conveyed to said Chesterfield Land
and Improvement Company by Joel
Parker and wife. by the several deeds
referred to In said deed of trust, and
of record in said clerks office. except-.
ing therefrom the statutory right of
way decided to the Richmond Peters
burg and Carolina Railroad Company
(Seaboard Air Line), on the 18th day
of July, 1899 Of record in D. 3D. es,, p
of1ice, ard that portion conveyed tc
Bradley and others by deed, dated
June 6, 1890. Of record In said clerks
office, in d. B. 81. p. 23b.
plat ana survey of the said real
estate. showing It's metes and bounds
and the parcels conveyed away. may
he seen al the Office of the trustee, or
the auotioneef, and it will be exhibited
on the day of sale.
TERMS. Cash sufficient to pay the
bond and interest, secured by the said
deed. and expenses of sale; and as tc
the balance. II any, on such terms and
to be secured in such manner as may
be announced on the day Of sale.
WAI. NJ. TlRPIN,
Trustee.
Sutton & Co,
Auctioneers
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English Promoters After Blackburn
Syndicate Is Eager to Have Great Lightweight in Great
Britain
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. March is.-An
English syndicate, headed by that
great British sportsman known
throughout the empire as Jolly Jumbo,
has made overiures to Jack Black
burn. the Philadelphia lightweight
They recognize in the mulatto the pre-
mier boxer of his class in America.
His reputation of dropping light ard
welterweights, and even outclassng
rniddlewcights, has preceded him to
the British Isles. The Englishmen have
caSt Cans aside. because he has not
always fought to win, and make all
sorts of Turing offers to Blackburn.
They want him TO sail as soon as pos
sible and bring the best featierweiSht
procurable with him.
There is one proviso the syndicate
makes regarding Blackburn. You
must give away many pounds In
weight, There is not a lightweight
in all Great Britain who is willing to
take "A chance with you" they say. So
Blackburn, If he makes the trip. must
expect TO meet welter and middle
weights, and perhaps he will be asked
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VIRGINIA ENTRY
LIST RECEIVED
Promising Lot to Take Part in
Indoor Meet Saturday
Night.

Entries FOR the Richmond indoor
meet, to be held on saturday night are
coming in by every mail, and Or, 10
seph II. Reilly expects soon to have
the list completely filled out. All yir
ginta's candidates for honors are in,
and they show as promising lot OF
men as ever represented an institu-
ton
The list Of entrants are as follows:
Percy n. Ashby, for the tifty-yard
dash; II. II Thornton. for the 500
yard dash and open mile, Lawrence J.
and hurdles, J. a. Rector. for the fifty
yard dash; Arthur NJ r. Charrington.
for tho high jump. pole vault and
hmrdle; J., W. H9lladay. for the high
Goodwin, for the fiftyyard and 49,
yard dashes: r. 3. Ford. for the $50
ana i40-yard dnshes, and n, Gray, for
the mile and 8S0-yard dash.
DR. Reilly stated last night that
there would he about ten relay races.
which are always the most exciting OF
All the events. Opponents pass and
repass each other and excitement
near the tape. with perhaps but few
incnes between them
The Richmond College Virginia re-
lay race Will likely be 1.-The feature of
slider 1t the greatest feather in their
cap 10 win, and the Nirgtnians have
too fine record this season to ad :
init OF the, thought Of defeat The re-
and Randolph Macon has definitely
been decided upon. and two others
have been arranged. one between
Nineta High School and the Junior
Howitzers, and the second between
Christ Church and the Richmond
Young Mems Christian Association.
Tho officials al the meet will in
clude M. j. Thompson, referee; r. !.
Wefers, starter; Bill Foley. nbvsicai
director Of the Washington schools,
clerk of the course, and James Shea,
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DIAMOND STARS
READY FOR WORK
Regular Training Season to Be
gin Monday, With All Play
ers Here.
IT.
LIPE OUT FOR EXERCISE
Manager Sends Transportation TO
ifa.L + f. Co.,
LIPE OUT FOR EXERCISE
Manager Sends Transportation TO
Members of Teani-Season
Opens April 18th.

Broad street Park was scene nf
great animation yesterday afternoon
when Manager Lipe and two of his
own men and several others were
warming ~ on the diamond Lipe wps
At his old position where ne viii do
the honors this season and seems not
10 have forgotten how to pick IN 8
hot grounder or toss the bail 10 FIRST.
Cassidy and cowan we're out in uni
form. and both seemed to enjoy the
warming up.
AS the training season opens on
Monday. Manager Lipe spent great
portion Of yesterday sending trans
l6rtation 10 his men, all OF whom
are expected 10 be on hand bv sun
day night or Monday morning. Trans
portal ion has been sent 10 the follow
ing mem
Fitchefs-R. l. Howard OF ElfIandc,
y. G.. G. .. Long, Benton. Pa. Herbert
Mcleod, Flora. Ala; r. II. Reyellet
Norfolk; r. NJ Jackson. Leesburg; Bax-
ter Sparks. oxford, Miss. catshers-
Sylvester Sweeney. New York. and 10
seph BOYLE Griffin. Pa. Outfelders II.
Jersey City. Guy Titman, Tonkahan-
mock, Pa, and Stuart Strader. Lexing
ton. Ky; Jay ksrZIer, frat haseman,
Sapduskv. O.. and Andrew 1sarieker,
New York. first haseman and out
fielder
Both Manager Lipe and owner W B.
Bradley are ali smiles when approach
I'd on the prospects for the Richmond
nine. They feel assured that they
have the rick of the lot in the viz
sinis League. and Mr.. Bradley Is warm
IN his promises of good ball for the
Richmond fans. As there nre nine
teen mon to report. there viii he pleu-
IS of keen competition. and culy the
hest men viii stay, even IL some of
those to lie pushed aside should be
former fa"orites.
EnIarEinS Grnndstand.
Work on the grandstand, which is
being considerably enlarged, is pro-
crossing, and the structure will soon
be Finished. The diamond is already
in good shape, and IL now being used
teruoon.
rho season will open up on April
9Th. but there viii he several nxhi-
bition games OF more than usual in
Is with Richmond College on Satur-
day. March eSth. when for the frst
time The real ability or the men viii
he noted. Other games will be with
Rufaio. Rochester. tile New York
Giants and Princeton will plso spend
several days Of practice and training
here April 10th and nth viii he re-
served for signal practices only. and OIL
The 18th Charlie Shaffer will he here
with his Roanoke cohorts.
team with handsome new uniforms for
the home games. The new dress will
lie white. with blue trimmings, and the
men Will also be supplied with jack
pts.
A meeting Of the owners viii be held
IN the near future, and tho coming
schedule Will hr then decided upon,
There is expected to he no difficulty
about the schedule. rs there generally
Is, and all things will run smoothly.
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OPENING GAME AT TRINITY.
Defeats Trinity Park school to D
both show up We'll.
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DURHAM, n. ., March is.-Trinity's
season opened this afternoon with a
game with Trinity Park School. and the
final score was to in flVor of the
college. This is the first year that
Trinity Park School ever scored OH
Trinity and they made 1t widely known
by producing the sayest of celebra-
tons. a large crowd was present this
afternoon, and much interest was taken
in the game. Considering the fact that
the Park School has a good team, Trim
ity showed up very effectively.
Score by innings: r.
Trinity ...... ......2OO2ol oO1-s
Trinity Park 1000 0o02 Ia
Batteries: Trinity-Gantt and Flow
crs: Trinity Park-Ross and Moore.
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TOMMY" BURNS
BACKS HIMSELF
Bets $4,000 at Odds Of 3 to
Against Roche-Squires to
Challenge Winner.

DUBLIN. March l6.-Tommy Burns,
the American pugiHst, who will meet
Iem Roche, the Irish fighter. for the
heavyweight championship of the
world in this city Tomorrow. St. Pat
rick's Day, has given evidence of his
confidence in his ability to beat the
freshman by betting $4,000. at 3 to on
himself, and offering to put UP $4,000
more at the same odds. The coming
fight is creating great deal of interest
Billy" Suuires, the Australian heavy
weight. who is advising Roche. has an
the Winncr.
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no BUILD NEW CHURCH,.
Danvilis Congregation Decide to Build
IN Better NeIghborhood.
1 sneclaltn ~ .rLn,e.-nlrnn,nh /

,Lspecalto The Times Dispa,ch.l
DANFlLLE, VA. March 16.-AAt
First Presbyterian Church. held sun
day, it was decided to make a change
in location of the church and to move
in more desirable section of the city.
ton for some fine and Tho comn,ittse
having the proposed change in charge
decided TO allow the congregation to
vote on the matter. The vote al first
stood 10 for change with ten OPP
posed 10 II. hut upon motion the prop
ositien to change was made unanimous
a new church will be built on Main
Street, in the residential section, and
q committee will start out In a few
days soliciting contributions, Tho Rev
w. r.. Laird Is pastor of the church
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BISHOP TUCKER AT BOyDTON;
CONFERS ABOUT CALLING RECTOR
specinlto rhs rlmss.plsnay

Especial to The Times Dispatch,]
BOYDTON, VA. March l6,s-Bishop
Tucker, of the Diocese of southern
Virginia, preached here in st, James
Church YESTERDAY morning The church
was crowded The visit OF Bishop
Tucker was especially made for the
purpose of comforting with the vestry
of St. James with the View. of calling
a rector for the church; The vestry
held conference on saturday with
the bishop. The names of several
ministers were brought before the yes
try for consideration. but no definite
action was taken The vsstry will
meet again on Friday next,
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I. TIMES DISPATCH THE. SEASONS OUTLOOK


spscltl 10 The Times Dlspatcll
ROANOKE ", VA. March lb'---
In3regard to our team for the
coming season, viii say 1t ~
little early to make any pre-.
dictions. But Things are NOV
ing along very nicely up mere
aud our people feei very JIM
liant over our prospects. WITH
all our last years men signed
ZIP and the weak spots filled and
pitchers that have signed and
couple Of new c1trhers WHO
can hit and are busters, our
team looks good TO me. ana
hope to be athletic let ever
team in our league know iheg
were IN y game that plays ban.
Wishing the Richmond cub me
best Of success. | am yours lfulS.
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ny rIrisnY LIFE.

/ have procured The best meg
l could lay my hands on. ana
/ believe that the bunch aigned
found to be tile equal of any IN
tho league. The best Of last
years men have been reserved
and the new men, whom I have
signed for the tryout, are all
players with good orerprds. We
viii get into shape ns fast as
possible. and Vt viii not he long
before tlie lovers of baseball IN
Richmond will have an nppOr-
tunity Of testing our worth. We
Will begin work for the pcnnnnt
in our first game, and We expect
to keep up the fight 10 the
finish. Promises are easy to
make, but hard Ia keep. our
promises arc made in, good fifth,
and no stone VIII bf left upturn-
ed to ins ke the local club the
best IN Virginia.
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BY McVeigh 81 Glinn,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. lille East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Good
Investment Property
NOS. s12, si4. SIS. asa, aaa
GRAHAM STREET.
AND
Vacant Lot
ON NORTH SIDE
OF LEWIS STREET, NEAR THE
GOVERNMENT ROAD.
ALL IN THE
Town Of Fulton
Town Of Fulton

At the request of the owner, we will
offer for sale, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1908
beginning at 4:So o'clock P. NJ, the
above property as follows:
First Nos, SIP ands sti Graham
street. two story frame tenemants
81 five rooms each. The lot fronts AZ
depth of Ito feet to an alley.
Second. No, S22 Graham Street. a.
two story semi-detached frame store
building with dwelling apartments on
the second floor, containing six large
rooms. The lot fronts 80 feet on Ora
ham Street. and has depth of Ito fest
to 10-foot alley.
Third. Nos. S2s and s2s Graham
Street. two two-story frame tenements
of three rooms each. Tho lot fronts
30, feet, and has depth of Ito feet to
a i0-foot alley.
The above property is IN good repair
and Will pay we'll as an investment.
Fourth. The vacant lot fronting IS
with a depth of l25 feet. This lot is
near the Government Road, and Is a
good place to build a home.
TERMS; One-third cash. balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months for
notes, with interest added, and secured
by deed of trust on the property, or
for all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser.
MeVEIt1H & GLINN.
Auctioneers.
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ny non FENDER.

apecini 10 The Timna. Ditraich.l
NORFOLK. VA. March lS
Norfolk viii line up ms follows.
Edwards. Smith, catchers. Haas,
first base sinratt. second base,
Ruhland third. base PhoeniS.
shortstop, Seitz, Jackson, Cum
mings. nutfield. Wagner and
DinHlo, extra, Fox, Bertrand.
Matnev and seven young fellows
form the pitching corps This
team, with its fast fielding and
base running with clever hat
ting and inside work, viii keep
the other clubs on the move
from the tap of the hell Phoe-
nix. the newshortstop, u sHid to he
better than Maniop. Spratt, sec
ond base. | know TO he a good
,1an, and with Ruhiand and Haas
on the corners. all ! can say rs
watch the champions.
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Sporting Letters

The sporting editor of The Times
Dispatch Will glndly answer In these
columns any questions regarding
sporting mnters. COmmunicnt lions
on sporting subjects Will also he
printed, and comments Will be made,
Address Sporting Editor, Times-Dis-
patch.
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by the Quaker City Motor Club, took
breakfast here. and after stay of a
few minuses proceeded on their journey
South.
The pullman was covered with mud
and the drivers had evidently eNpe-
rienced rough travel over bad roads.
In many cases they said they had to
stop to repair holes and even to build
bridges in order that tho machine
could pass.
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ny cuAnLEs =. NAM.
,onlal 10 I'ho Hines Dlsphtoh. /


PORTSMOUTH, VA March 10.
Ny faitI Is al III my manager,
steve Griffin. ! believe he VIII
bring to Portsmouth the hest
club that aver represented this
city. n lie succeeds. all the
glory belongs to him. aud IL he
fails, he mist aesline Tire re-
sponsibility. as he has absolute
authoritv IN the selectton Of the
club. He has secured mon IN
whom he has great confidence.
several being personally known
TO him, and others who como
with the Endorsement OF men
who are highly respected in the
baseball, world Therefore. be-
iieve that the Portsmouth Club
viii he the strongest and most
successful Of any yet represent
ing this splendid baseball city.
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TO Lyuchburs for Trial,

Tspecill 70 Ths Tlmts' plspalch-J Va
DANyILLE, VA, March l6,,-~cora
Buntin and Grover Blalock, the young
couple who wero sen. on to tho Federal
SATURDAY on the charge OF attempting
n mass raised note We're taken Ia
I,vnchh,lrg this morning, in custody OF
Deputy Marshal II, G. Luck, where they
tsrm of court, now In session.
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WRESTLING SCHOOL
George Herbert aud 'syouns Ajax" Start
E,stn INC ut Over SpMri>a 4 NlnCk'S.

George Herbert, a local wrestler and
athlete, and Young Ajax" Mexican
wrestling, f,oXing aud prs steal culture
over Sparks s. Blacks. where they gave
an initiatory exhibition last night. Both
young men are clever in special lines
of work, and their establishment should
meet with success -
Young Aiay" is anxious to meet Joe
Turner, of Washington, and is now IN
communication with him for match
in Richmond,
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IMPROVE DANvILLE BUILDING.
Citizens Satisfied Visit of Committee
VIII ResMIt in Augmentation.

DANVILLE. VA. March 18th e
Danville people feel confident OF getting
an appropriation of $4,000 from the
Federal government for improvements
and additions to the post Office as a
the Congressional Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds every member
Of the committee having expressed
himself as being in favor of the bill
now pending before Congress The
companied by Congressman Saunders,
of this district, was arranged under
the auspices of the Commercial Asso-
citation.
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LAWRENCE, WILL. NOT PLAY;
CLIMATE DOES NOT SUIT
Ispecia, to The Times pispatch.l

Special to The Times pispatch.]
NORFOLK. VA, March 16.-Andy
Lawrence. the popular second -baseman
of ale Portsmouth team has refused
to sign. claiming that this climate does
not agree with him, and that he will
be nnabla to play ball here.
Last season lie lost the greater part
of the summers work because of ILL
ness 1t is probable that he will be
released and succeeded by shannon, a
new infelder signed.
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ROYAL REGENT SOLO.
Lspeclal 70 INC mines plsrateh.l

tspecial to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA March l6
MIR. A. Randolph Howard, of this
city, has sold to Lawrence Jones, OF
Louisville, Ky, his handsome show
horse, ROYAL Regent for a big price.
Royal Regent has Won many ribbons
at the principal Virginia horse shows
also in New York and a other points
North, where he encountered the best
horses in the country in competition
he Is a splendid type of runabout
horse.
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BREAKFAST IN pAN,ILLE.
The Pullman spends Short While There
and Goes On

DANvIILE, VA March 1b-The
Pullman automobile, which is engaged
machine from Philadelphia to savan-
nah, arrived in the city at $3.50 O'clock
this morning. The two drivers and
osllclal observer who was appointed
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NORFOLK nov rs ENTERED
IN TECH TRACK TEAM
Especial to The Times Dispatch, /

7
BOSTON, MASS, March l6,--karl y.
Fernstrom, of Norfolk, Va LIS entered
in the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology track team which begins out
door work tomorrow. He Will be used
in the hurdle races and in the high,
Jump Big interest has been taken this
wear in the track events, and some good
timber is developed that should win
honors against the other colleges.
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auttlnn @ales, future Dap1,
BY sutton g. Co.,
Real Estate Auctionsers.
-=----.
TRUSTEES SALE
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY. VA,
NEAR THE CITY OF MANCHEs-
TER, KNOWN AS CHESTERFIELD
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT co.
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We will sell at public auction. on

Wa Will sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1908,
at o'clock p. NJ. the above properties.
The properties are all rented to first
class tenants. OH long leases. aud are
on the corner directly adjoining the
new terminal station of the Richmond
and Chesapeake Bay Railroad COM
pany, which is destined to soon become
the terminal of one Of the principal
trunk lines In The country, DO not
jeopardize your money by investing It
In the nuctuatinS stocks and bonds Of
overcapitalized corporations, but take
OF this opportunity to se-
euro good city business real estate,
now paving an elegant permanent In
come and sure to advance In value.
WIN. r, PIzzINl co,
Auctloneers.
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10 make Try at JACK Phlfner, 1unntr
Moir. Tiger Smith or Jem Roche.
There is one thing certain. IL Black
burn lands in England he Is sure TO
be kept busy, and many American
critics will begin to realize what
great boxer he Is.
Blackburn beat Terry Martin, a good
middleweight. to standstill in six
rounds at the National Club on Sat
urday night without extending him
self to the limit. The mulatto con-
Tossed 10 Weighing IA pounds and
really gave away fifteen pounds in
weight. He has cleaned them all UP
so decisively that sports class him as
the best boxer of all weights in Penn
sylvania. This has nettled Jack O'Bri-
en-. who has claimed that distinction
for tho past ten years. He says that
he can stop Blackburn inside of six
rounds. Blackburn is eager for the
test. hut insists that O'Brien scale at
the risidleweight limit-lsS pounds
and the match viii be on. O'Brion
will have to be much faster than the
might he met Bonner, two weeks ago
TO turn tho trick.
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March 18th in the Annals Of Sport.

IN louisville
Cambridge lengths annual boat race
San l.
$1,000 and championships
meeting circuit
defeating Jim Corbett
I.
eat
OF
OUT Of
BROOKLYN club of the
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AVENUES.
Bv virtue of a. deed of trust dated
August 30, 1907, and recorded in Rich
mond chancery Court, D. b. 1875, o.. p.
so, to tho undersigned trustee, to secure
the payment of certain notes therein
described. default being made, and be-
ing required so to do, we Will sell at
public auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 18TH AT $50
p. NJ, TO THE HIGH IT BIDDER.
the property described in said deed, as
follows: Lot Of land. with all the I'M
provements thereon, beginning on the
eastern intersection with Auburn Ave
nue.. thence running along southern
line OF Floyd Avenue and fronting
thereon 40 feet and extending back be-
tween parallel lines 135 feet 10 an alley.
The dwelling contains eight rooms,
lights, double pariors, etc. and is an
up-to-date house; granolithic walks,
etc: on the Wcsthampton line, and Is
an attractive home in growing loca-
ton.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expense of sale,
lowing notes, with protest fees aud IN
terest, -Four notes of S343a each. due
respectively November 30, December 80,
1907. January 80 ana February -, 1905.
and two notes of S37.50 each due reSpcr-
lively November 80 and February 20,
of s2,S00 duo August 30. 1910. with
semi-annual interest notes, and balance
In MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF $3d.3S
EACH UNTIL PAID.
REAL ESTATE SECURITY CO.,
Sole Acting Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Auctioneers.
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Aral estate for 5ale.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A NICE HOME near the city, on good
road and desirable neighborhood; 10 III
acres land, well improved neat frame
cottage, rooms, In nice order; barn.
sheds. corn-crib. chicken-house, etc,
c.. l.. g. III. l.. pENOON,
S2l East Main street.
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auftion Aales. Future naps.
~
Virginia Salvage and Wrackinn Co,
a. ". MAYO, Proprietor.
a. Il. Montgomery. Salesman.
LARGE STOCK

GROCERIES. TWO WAGONS. GRoC-
ER'S REt'RiGEBATOR. CASH REC
iSTliR, SHOWCASES COUNTERS,
SCALES MEAT TOOLS, ETC. AT
Auction.
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We will sell for account of Coleman
& WYATT, at No. 500 West Baker street.
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BY r. Thompson Brown & Co.,
11l3 Main street.
TRUSTEE SALE
New Modern Dwelling

NO. Slas. COR. FLOYD AND AUBURN
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-27

Salaries. governor. ed Contingent expenses 1