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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
FALLIEREs MET BY KING
President of France Given Royal Well
CONC to England.

come to England.
LONDON. May 25.-S!ng Edward.
5 the Prince OF Wales and other mem
bers of the royal family: Foreign Sec
rotary Sir Edward Grey. Premier AS
quith and Home Secretary Gladstone
welcomed n. Fallieres. the President Of
France, when he arrived at the Vic
toria Station this afternoon to return
the visits which King Edw5.d and
other members OF the British royal
family have paid to the head of the
French republic In Paris.
When the special train bringing NJ.
Fallieras and the members OF his party
from Dover ran into the station. the
King, tho Prince of Wales and all the
army officers present stood at salute,
His Majesty welcoming the French
President like an old friend.
The King and Queen of England en-
tertained their Fren\h guests Tonight
at banquet at the palace. 1t was a
brilliant affair. and characteristic of
great state functions. The banqueting
hall was beautifully appointed, the
famous Windsor gold plate and fine
candelabra being particularly notice.
able. The dinner service was green
sevres and, out OF compliment to the
guests, the floral decorations through
out were La France roses. The guests
included numerous peers, ministers and
former ministers
President Fallieres, in replying to
King Edwards toast, expressed the
great pleasure the visit afforded him,
confirming as 1t did the cordial rela-
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legal Rntite8.
RECEIVERS, SAL ~

In the matter of H. G.. woolworth &
Co.. bankrupt. The undersigned re-
ceivers Of the above company, pur-
suant to the order of Honorable George
w. Ray, U. S. Judge Northern District
of New York. hereby offer. for sale
all the goods, property and assets Of
said bankrupt, consisting of the fol-
lowing and 1oc. stores at 81 North
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va; 221
West Lexington Street, Baltimore Md:
ISL South salina Street. Syracuse, N.
Y; II fremont Street, Boston. Mass.
Ala Main Street. Worcester. Mass; fix
lures and about $50 folding chairs at
office furniture at 200 Broadway and
$50 West stxty-ffth Street, New York
City. Bids will be received for all OF
said property as a whole or any, part
thereof and must be submitted prior to
June s, COS. All bids to be submitted
Bids should be sent to Ritch, Wood
ford. Rovee & Butcher, attorneys for
receivers, IS Wall Street, New York
City. from whom further information
may be had II desired
WILLIAM II. aGRATTAN,
GEORGEJ, SHERIFF,
Receivers
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.PY7H|ANS LEAVE
FOR CONVENTION
Large Delegationlfr from Richmond
Will Attend Meeting in
Staunton To-Day.

Richmond representatives left yes
tcrday afternoon to attend tho fortietll
annual convention OF the Virginia
knights of PytEfas. which opens to-
day In staunton.
On account OF tho growth Of the
order in the state within the last few
years, this session viii probably be
tho best ever held. with the frater-
iIty in anything but good condition,
the Rev. John Hallowell Dickinson.
of this city. was elected grand cham
celor at the session held in Lynchburg
about a year ago. He at once began
a canvass of the State. and aroused
such interest that there has been n net
increase for this year OF more than
700, as against a loss last year OF
about forty.
1t has heretofore been the custom to
elect new grand chancellor each year.
but In view Of the good work done by
him 1t Is more than probable that the
Rev Mr.. .Dickerson will be reelected.
THIS Is a departure from custom and AN
unprecedented honor to Mr.. Dickenson.
It is hoped that all the business will
be completed by the time scheduled for
closing Thursday night. on Thursday
evening the members will have an OPP
portunity TO see the work OF the Ora
matte Order knights or Khorassan.
Hpai Mora Temple left yesterday af-
Sernoon. and will confer degrees on all
those who are eligible. From present
Indications there Will be between forty
and fifty
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FIGHTS IN VIRGINIA
Visitors TO Warrington Talk About
Congregational Contests.
[From our Regular corresponeent.l

from our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. D c.. May 25,-Mr.
u. Nelson Conrad, of Prince William
partment OF the District OF Columbia,
mas just returned from an extended
trip through the Eighth Congressional
District Mr.. Conrad knows almost
everybody In the district, and Of
course. he talked politics with every
partisan Of Representatives carlin In
the fight which Mr.. Gordon is making
to capture the seat which Mr., Carlin
holds in che House of Representatives.
There IS no doub. OF the nomina-
majority said Mr.. Conrad.
There are but4two counties In the
district which Mr.. Gordon can possibly
and Orange. Mr.. Carlin
Will carry Alexandria city almost
unanimously; he will get handsome ma
torities in the counties Of Alexandria.
Fairfax. PRINCE William, cu!peper,
The result in Loudoun Will be very
close, but Mr.. Carlin will carry It. I
estimate Mr.. Carlin's majority 1t from
1900 to $500. The betting throughout
the district is 10 to on Carlin with
no takings."
folk, was here to-day on his way to
Stanton. where lie Will make an adj
dress before the Grand Lodge, Knights
of Pythias. of'which he Is a member.
Colonel Cabell is actively prosecuting
his contest for the nomination to Con-
gress from the Second District, and he
said to-day he had little doubt that
nard Will he font-loose as soon as Con-
gress adjourns, and may be able to
put another aspect on the campaign
so far as his opponent is concerned.
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CLEVELAND STRIKERS HELD.
-Four Conductor and Motormen Ar
rested Yesterday.

-Four Conductor and Motormen Ar
rested Yesterday.
z CLEVELAND, OHIO. May e5.-Ac-
cordlng to statement given out by
Chief OF Police Kohler to-day four
striking conductors and motormen have
confessed to taking part in the dyna-
hitting OF street cars in various parts
of the city last week. These are now
in custody.
1t is also stated that numbe r Of
other arrests in connection with the
dynamite outrages will be made.
Cars on nearly all lines were operat-
ed on practically normal schedules to-
day. No trouble % any kind has been
hinges on the result of the vote Of
the non-union employees now at work,
which was taken early to-day. II the
vote is favorable, the strike will 'he
stopped, Immediately. under an arms
stice, This will continue until all mat
ters finally are settled by arbltrat ion.
The vote was taken upon orders OF
A. B. du PontS president OF the Trac-
ton Company. II the vote OF the union
is in favor Of the men taking an equal
chance with the old employees for places
before the board Of arbitration. the
strikers will go back to work lmmedl-
ately, taking places secondary to the
present rnotormen and conductors until
the arbitrators adjust the whole sttua-
ton. The state Board of Arbitrators'
who are acting as mediators between
the strikers and the company, resumed
their work with the two committees
ono from the strikers and one from the
company, to-day, In an effort to name
the third arbitrator.
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Church's call" treated devotionally.
a Wcman's Committee (undcr Mrs.
Creighton, widow OF the late Bishop OF
I,ondon5 has arranged for special meet
ings for women.
Lambeth Conference.
Following shortly after the Pan
Anglican Congress will come the Fifth
lambeth Conference. All bishops
throughout the world who are exer-
ctsing their, office. and who are ip
communion with the See OF Canterbury
are invited and during the conference
Will be the guests Of the Archbishop
OF Canterbury at Lambeth Palace. the
conference sitting in private at the
home OF the archbishop. The bishops
OF the distinct churches gather and
confer and consult. They may come to
an agreement on many points. and pass
resolutions which will have grea.
moral weight. but they cannot mako
any laws for trc several churches.
Ihese must be made by the proper
Legislative authority OF each body. Tho
Lambeth Palace conferences have been
held at intervals OF about ton years
no Archbishop OF Canterbury having
yet presided over more than one con.
ference.
The Bishop of London, the Bishon OF
81. Adams and other dtstinpuished
visitors who we1a IN attendance on
the Episcopal General Convention In
Richmond last fall, have signified their
intention OF returning to the Virginia
delegation some of the hospitality with
winch they were received in the Old
DOMINION, and 1t Is expected that the
bishop and members OF the Virginia
party Will be the recipients of much
attention while abroad. Bishop Glib.
som has already been invited to make
several addresses. including an his.
torical address, to be delivered In the
old church at Grayesend, In which the
Indian maiden Pocahontas was bap.
TIED and IN the church yard OF which
she lies buried.
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SECRET MARRIAGE is DENIED
Attorney for Nine. Gould Issues :
Stntement.

PARIS. May 25.--M. Cachard, attor,
ney for Nine. Gould, who is at present
engaged In preparing tho contract for
Nine. Gould's marriage to Prince Helle
de sagan. authorizes the Associated
Press TO deny absolutely the story that
the couple were secretly married at
Hoboken on the eve of their departure
from America last month.
AS already stated In these dis
patches. the Gould familyis opposition
to the marriage has been withdrawn.
The banns will be publis he'd next Sunday
and the marriage will take place fort
hight later, the French law requiring
that the banns be published ten days
in advance of the wedding.
There Will be both civil and religious
ceremonies. the latter under the Prot
estant rite. The couple will be mar
-ied under what is known in France
as the Separation of property re-
CINE" each party to remain In abso-
luto control OF hts or her own fortune,
which In the event of death. shall not
pass to the survivor. but to the heirs
of the deceased.
After the marriage the couple VIII
reside in France. the idea OF selling
Nine. Gould's magnificent mansion on
the Avenue Malakof and her country
scat, the Chateau Marais and living
abroad. which was contemplated, hay-
ing been abandoned.
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ELECTION OFFICERS
BOARD Appoints ReEistrnrs, Judges ana

Hoard Appoints Registrars, Judges aud
Clerks.
The City Electoral Board met In the
office Of Mr. James Caskie, chairman,
yesterday afternoon. and appointed reg
istrars to serve for two years, and
Judges and clerks for one year as
provided BY the election laws of the
State. Comparatively few changes We're
made. the list being In the main COM
posed Of those who are serving at the
present time. Some vacancies had to
be filled. The new officers will begin
their terms on July lst and those al
ready at work will therefore oserve at
the approaching city election in June.
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One OUGHT T0KN0W
HOW no STRENGTHEN THE on
CANS OF DIGESTION.
A COursc Of Treatment Tint Really
G.ircs Indigestion Jnstcnd of
Merely Relieving Symptoms.

There are plenty OF remedies by
which you can relieve for the time
heartburn pain and gas on the
stomach and can smother nervous sem
satlons and induce artificial sleep.
But when you take your next meal
all your troubles begin afresh.
There Is only one sensible thing to
do. Strengthen the stomach and do
away with the necessity for drugs and
artificial foods. The stomach, once In
proper condition. will do It's own work
better than any process deviscd by
man can ever do 1t. When 1t Is again
strong don't abuse It. Learn to
choose rational food in general, and
yours may at best be freakisli
stomach.
Mr.. John N. Dietrich OF 231 East
Morris Street, indianapolis. Ind, tried
a treatment that has cured thousands
and says:
ABOUT four years ago began to
have stomach trouble, which ] always
thought was brought on by irregular
eating and sleeping while working on
the street railways in this city. My
condition kept growing worse. had
severe cramps in the stomach II /
alto the least thing. even drink OF
water would cause them. The cramps
often doubled me up so that / couldn't
straighten UP for some time. Often
they would last all day, causing me
to go to bed. didn't have much OF
an appetite. and was constantly
beching gas and sour fluids after
everything ate. was troubled q
great deal with constipation and dizzy
spells. My blood seemed to be out OF
order and had headaches which
seemed almost like neuralgia. ! was
in a bad state and was In bed for
over a week at one time.
THE doctors medicine did me no
good and upon advice Of relative ]
began to take DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
Although I had been sick for nearly
three years, felt better right away
after taking the pills. My appetite
picked up and haven't had a dizzy
spell since. Ny bowels are regular.
and feel fine ip every way. ! recon-
mend Pink Pills to everybody can"
While SO promptly effective, DR.. VIII
liams' Pink Pills are entirely harm
less. Every ,dyspeptic should read
what to Eat and How to Eat"
Write to-day for free copy of the
booklet.
Your druggist sells DR.. Williams
Pink Pills or they Will be sent by
mail. postpaid. on receipt of price. so
cents per box. six boxes for $3.50, by
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Sche-
nectady. n. Y.
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Rescue Mission.

"A meeting celebrating the third an
night Rescue Mission, No. 1434 East
Franklin Street, will be held Tomorrow
afternoon and night, with services at
3 P. NJ. and P. NJ
A free supper will be served at {
P. NJ, and all the friends of this mis-
sion work among prodigal boys and
girls are cordially invited to attend.
Some OF the missionaries working In,
this district VIII relate interesting ex-
perlences
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The manager said to me the other
day, willie. be Top Notcher." I
asked him what he meant. He said,
IA Top Notcher is simply an indlyid-
ual who works for the institution Of
which he Is a part. not against IT,
He claims that one-half the salesnen
OF the United States are Indifferent.
that Instead of seeking to make rep
utations for themselves. they seek tc
do the least possible for the money
they get. He claims no man can tuc-
coed II lie is grouchy. that the pro-
prietor Is Judged by his CLERKS. He
claims clerk must earn more than
his salary before he gets u rise, and
that the firm must do business on The
same principles-gve tile public more
than full measure. lie contends That
this store sells goods on !, smaller
margin OF profit than any concern in
the country. He claims our lines of
dollar underwear are sold by 90 per
cent. OF the best firms in tile United
States at $1.25 and $3.50. that the
same is true of our dollar shirts That
our line OF handkerchiefs. neckwea-.
hosiery. hats and suits are sold by, us
every day in the year lower than they
can possibly be bought Cor elsewhere.
We are still handing out those s16.b0
to $3.50 suit values for $14.65. comc
in and pike one for yourself. They're
all this seasons styles. WILLIE.
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SPIRIT OF WORSHIP DEsTROYEDI
BY MERRY WIDOW HATS

NEWRURG. y; Y. May a6;;7-,'Let me
say this: II there is anything that
viii destroy the spirit Of Worship it IL
tho Merry Widow hat standing. be-
tween you ana the preachery'' said the
Rev. ] I, III. Reid In the. course ct an
itian Associations DR.. reid IS cd tor OF
ithes Valid en- Gl lien, This sunday he
was acting pastor at the Congregnf;
.tipnal {. hurch. OF Ma al ty,s "a gS4 n, SH1
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Auftion 6ales, Tbi8 Nap.
Receiver S Sale

BY virtue of decree entered in the
Chancery Court Of the City OF Rich
mond In the suit of Montgomery & Co.
lincl ct ais, who sue. etc.. against
the goth May, 1908. i will sell, Sat No.
1910 East Cary Street, Richmond, Va
TUESDAY. MAY 2s. 1905.
at a II. NJ, 4 Iron Safe. I Oliver Type
Top Desk Drop-Top .Typewriter
Desk, I Typewriter Table. 2 Trucks, /
Platform Scales, one lot Banana Rope,
! Oak Card File Of Shippers Addresses.
Tynewrlter Chairs, and numerous Once
supplies and other articles,
TERMS, Ca sh. III II, 81 a3
FLoRANcE; Receiver Il
5siS A. n, 4 M ago. Auct loNeer. " " sSi N i3
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nrders IN RattlcShlps,

SEATTLE, WASH. May a5.-The
battleship Missouri has been detached
from the second squadron and has
sailed for San francisco to- enter the
Mare Island navy yard to undergo
slight repairs. The battleship ONO
is under orders to sail to-day Tor
Bremerton, where she will take on
stores and sail for San Francisco to
go on the dry-docs at Hunters Point,
May 27th. Il
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aultion Scales. Future Daps.
BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.s
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
NUMBER OF MOST .ATTRAC-
TIVE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
PARAMOUNT AT II
AUCTION.

In part execution OF deed OF trust,
dated October 16, 1895. and recorded in
page 30. I will. at the 4 equest of the
beneficiary. there having been default
In. the payment Of the debt secured.
sell by public auction. on, the premises
MONDAY. JUNE 1. 1908.
dence Of VT. Brausr. ESD. about Is
BUILDING LOTS. situated on both
sides of Rogers Street. and on the east
and west sides of Nineteenth and
Twentieth Streets.
These lots lie beautifully, are not far
distant from the Locomotive Works
and the Chesapeake and Ohio shops.
and are within two squares of the
AS place for nice homes. or for
houses for rental purposes, there 10
nothing better on the market: and we
extend a most cordial invitation to
home seekers and spectators to at,
tend this offering, feeling assured that
bargains can be had.
Plats OF the property may be had
on application to the auctioneers. and
1t Is expected that every lot offered
will be sold to the high est bidder.
TERMS: One-third cash and the ball
ance at six. twelve and eighteen
months for notes, with interest added.
and secured by deed OF trust, or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser.
n W. BOWIE. Trustee.
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t&!!::zsl!s,
kaAiM n Ia n. 0TREETo
MAIN n Ia ~. 0TREET6

yer of unusuaI ability.
Mr.. Rountree was asked concerning
the political situation In Georgia, and
he expressed the opinion that though
the vote would be close between Gov
ernor Smith and former Corporation
Commissioners Joseph Brown for the
gubernatorial nomination, chances ia
vored the latter in the coming primary.
General Lyon and Mr.. Rountree. like
rcarlly all Southern Democrats. take a
lively II terest in politics. and are per-
fectly at home when discussing the
subject.
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~ i
Our delegation to the Roanoke con-
vention will probably break about even
on nearly all the important PROPOSE
lions 10 be determined said Hon. n.
f. spassard. of Craig county. who is
at the Lexington.
Mr.. spessard is here attending the
meeting OF the joint Capitol and IL
brary Commission, of which he is- a
member.
$50 far as I am concerned" he con-
tinued, Il favor the primary system.
and hope to seesit maintained: but the
delegation will very likely divide on
this. and on the question Of .instructing
the delegates to Denver We have two
factions In our party In Craig, and
each side got one-half OF the delega-
ton. It Is very rare thing that they
ever train together. and the usual dlvi-
sion may be expected at Roanoke"
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Uop Tate for Claggitifation.

-OST. A DULL GOLD WATCH.
Initials NJ. l. 3, on front. and four
on back; a attached to tan leather fob,
souvenir OF American Cotton Manu-
faoturers' Association, Lost between
/ Adams and Clay, and First and Clay
Streets, or. on 4, Broad Stree, het'ysen
4 getprAsa .to ~ ~ St Cagl. SStyset.
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lions existing between the two coun-
tries. In behalf of the French nation
he drank to the prosperity OF Great
Britain and the development OF this
friendship.
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auctioh 5ales, GIFTS Zap.

trict. Court OF the United States for
the Eastern District OF Virginia. In
the matter of Maggie NJ. Anderson,
trading as Anderson e Co.." bankrupt,
entered on the 18th April and 18th
May, 1908. and in execution of the deed
OF trust from, the said Maggie NJ An
derson, dated the 21st October, 1907,
and OF record in D. B. 195 a, page
l5O, Richmond Chancery Court, the
undersigned. trustees will resell by
public auction. on the premises, at the
risk and cost OF w. H. Mathews. on
TUESDAY, MAY IS. 1908,
at 5:3O o'clock p. NJ. the above named
TWENTY THIRD STREET, being the
piece OF property marked 81 OH the
plat OF survey made by T. Crawford
Redd & Bro. dated March "a, 1908. and
which the court, by It's said decree of
May 18th. directed to be resold at
the risk and cost OF the said w. III.
Mathews. who purchased the same at
the sale made on the 9th April, 1908,
and failed to comply.
TERMS: third or more In cash,
and the residue upon credits in two
equal instruments at one and two
years, by negotiable notes. with In
terest added. and secured by deed OF
trust upon the said property.
GEORGE c. GREGORY,
Trustee In Bankruptcy In above
j. B. ELAN.
Trustee in the above named deed.
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We will soil

We will sell
TUESDAY. MAY 90. 4 Os.
at I'LL North Twenty fifth Street, COM
mencing at 1880 A. NJ, excellent front
and back Bar, with two sets OF Beer
Coils; National Cash Register. two Pool
Tables, in good order, complete, with
balls, cues and racks; Iron Safe, zine
Stock Of Well-Known Brands OF Gig
ars. Tobacco, Silent Salesman and
Ing, Pictures. Cuspidors. Large QUAINT
lty Of Jugs. etc. This Is an up-to- date
set of fixtures and purchased new fif-
teen months ago.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
Goods must be removed at once.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
Auctloneers.
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BAR FIXTURES. CASH REGISTER.
POOL TABLES. CIGARS, TOBACCO,
IRON SAFE. SHOWCASES. COUN--
TER, SHELVINGS. sc.
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BY G.. L. & H. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ BY
PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBIIC NUCIlON
OF THE
TRIANGULAR. LOT OF LAND AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF tDUvAL
STREET AND SHOCKS ALLEY,
FRONTING ONE HUMBER AND
TWENTY (t20) FEET ! ON THE
WEST LINE OF SHOCKS ALLEY
AND RUNNING BACK ON ITS LONG
EST LINE FROM SHOCKS ALLEY
ONE HUNDRED u00) FEET.
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TUESDAY, MAY IS. 1908.
at s o'clock P. NJ.

BY Virginia Auction Co,
sos East Broad Street. Phone 1851
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F. Low, OF New
Orleans. are at the Richmond.
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BY virtue OF the decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond,
entered on the 18th day OF April. 1908.
In the suit of City Of Richmond. plain
tiff. VS.. Rebecca A. Woodson and als.,
defendants. the undersigned special
commissioners. therein appointed, Will
sell by public auction. on the premises,
THURSDAY. MAY %. 1908.
at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ, the property
above described. fronting 40 feet on
the west side OF Shocks Alley, between
Duval and Baker Streets. and running
back on It's longest line from Shocks
Alley 100 feet being of irregular shape
and designated as lot No. IS on Mar
shall's plan.
TERMS: Cash.
II. r. POLLARD.
WALTER SYDNOR,
Special Commissioners.
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree Of the special COM
missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Esd day
of April, 1905.
Teste: CHAs. O. sAyILLE. Clerk.
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Heard and Seen
in ublic Places

n HAYoR JOEL II. cuTcH1Ns. OF
Il" Roanoke, was in the city yester-
lNl day. having come here for Mrs.