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The evening world., 1911-12-19
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The evening world., 1911-12-19
ssO,OOO for Xmas for Employees.

At a meeting of the directors of the
Central Trust Company held to-day 1t
was voted to set aside $4,000 for
Christmas gifts to the employees OF the
company. The directors also declared
the regular quarterly dividend of 9
per CO nj.
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ACTRESS THOUGHT THE WORLD
WAS AT AN END.

Among those who got a drenchlng and
who hits n high oratorical key in de-
seribing the hurricane. Is Miss Molly
Mcintyre. a Scotch actress. who Will
play the role of Bunty In a road
company which will tour the country
with "Bunty pulls the Strings
Miss Mcintyre says she thought the
end of all things had come. when her
stateroom window crashed In and "A
flood Of water followed and drenched
her as she lay terrified in her berth.
Miss Mcintyre Is one OF a party OF
ten Scotch actors who were accom-
panied ny Ben Nathan. a Shubert rep-
resentative. She comes of al old High
land family Ind says she met with
strenuous parental objection when she
went on the stage. She claims to be n
direct descendant from Mary Queen OF
scots on her mothers side.
When the Mlnnewaska reached the
Banks the storm began to abate some
what and land birds were seen flying
about In q weakened state, having been
blown to sea. One OF the birds fell
aboard the ship and was captured by
Miss Mcintyre. who made a pet OF II.
When the ship was passing the Statue
ot Liberty she says she was SO moved
at the idea Of freedom and liberty that
she turned the bird loose.
Miss Purdon Clarke. daughter Of Sir
Caspar Purdon Clarke. formerly direc-
tor of the Metropolitan Museum Of Fine
Arts. who died a few months ago. was
a passenger on the MInnewaska. Miss
Clarke was met at the pier by her
nance. Stewart Tod, who Is In business
in Boston. Miss Clarke said the we'd
ding would be held soon. but could not
speclfy the date until she had consulted
with her friend. Mrs. Lincoln II. Pea
BODY Of No. 500 West End avenue. with
whom she will stop. Mr.. Tod Is STOP
ming at the Hotel Grenoble.
The evening world., 1911-12-19

When the captain Of an Atlantic liner
says he. encountered a hurricane you
can put IL down that II was all that
the word implies. When a ship runs
into a storm that almost blows her out
Of the water and causes the terror
stricken passengers to think that the
end has come the captain usually notes
down in the log tina he encountered a
high blow or u halfgale When the
Minnewaska OF the atlantic Transport
Line arrived from London this morn
Ing her log bore this entry.
Dec. l5-Northwes est hurricane with
mountainous seas"
That entry meant some storm. When
Capt. Claret had that entry made It ";as
simply because he could do nothing
else. The passengers who came ashore
exhausted all the adject!ves In their
vocabulary and then admitted that
words couldn't do justice to natures
wild demonstration Of fury on the high
seas last Friday.
The ship started with good weather,
but speedily ran into high winds and
high seas that reached n climax on
Friday. The huge waves on the early
morning OF Friday wasted over the
decks In q lather of foam and man. OF
the stateroom windows were broken and
the passengers, nan Of whom had
spent a ~sleepiess night, drenched In their
herths
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Mems and Youths
$16 SUITS At 500

I've and three button models. shorter long
.apeis, regular or high cut vests. Suits that are
snmored properly OF such fine fabrics N home
spuns. cheviots. caximeres, black thibet and
heavy blue serge: all sizes ct 50. so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
FROM RICHMOND
DIRECT TO CHICAGO
New Fast Train Via Chesapeake
and Ohio to Chicago With
out Chance.
out Change.

Next Sunday the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway will start a new train
% Chicago and the Northwest that
will be big thing for Virginia. and
especially for Richmond Beginning
chat day the fast train that now leaves
mere at 6:35 p. NJ will become the
through Chicago special. and will run
from this city to Chicago without
change at any point. and Will enter
Chicago on the Chesapeake and Ohios
own tracks.
According to the schedule. which
mas been arranged. the solid vestibule
electric lighted train with new
coaches. Pullman sleepers and dining
car Will leave Richmond at 6:35 p NJ.
and arrive Cincinnati at $3.50 the next
morning, but Will make no change
there. merely stopping III the big sta
ton long enough to put off and take
On passengers and then proceed on the
Chesapeake and Ohio tracks to Chi
cago. reaching the great metropolis
OF the Northwest at $3.50 P. NJ This
makes the run from Richmond 10 Chi
cago just twenty-three hours and
twenty minutes
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N0RTHERNPA PERS
ARE TAKING NOTICE
Back to the South Is the Slogan,
and It Attracts Atten-
flor,

The Buffalo News pays the follow
ing compliment to the South and it's
industrial organizations in their ac-
uvities In placing before the outside
world the great business advantages to
be found back here at home:
Nothing illustrates the enterprise
OF the South more than that activity
OF It's boards of trade. Its railway in
dustrial bureaus and other such or.
CARNATIONS created to show the enor
nous business advantages that are
open In that part of the Union. 1t l.,
well known that no other part OF
civilization has made greater prog
ress in the last twenty years than
that which in a general way is called
the South.
The revelation OF its wealth and
resources. the experience of its usual
delightful climate, the variety of soil,
the treasures of iron and coal as we'll
as other minerals, have become
known, to the effect that. ly the colo
est figures. the South has made greater
gain than any other equal AREA of ter
ritory IN the range of civilization.
The special points made by many
of the articles sent out is that South
ern people who have been elsewl.a:s
are coming back South because they
lind there attractions which long lay
unnoticed. and they are also bring
ing back with them many others from
all parts of the country, introducing
Il greatly needed capital and labor o
that splendid land.
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:HIisrall

MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES!
WE SEND FOR YOUR MATTRESS IN
the morning, make 1t over like new.
and return It to you the same day
New hair mattresses u speciality ia :
COB uMLAUF. Phone Madison 1922
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4uctfnn Scales MnnDap.
The Valentine Auction Co.
AuCTiONEERs
@ g EAST BROAD ST
FURNITURE, SHOW CASES. SURREY
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
AT AUCTION.

We will sell at our auction sales
rooms, No. SIS East Broad Street,
TO MORROW (N1ONDAY). JULY BID.
at 1890 o'clock,
one good Surrey, one Two-H Now
Ing Machine. several other farming
implements. etc. Also a large lot OF
household furniture of all kinds, in
Guiding Parlor Suits, Bedroom Suits,
Dining Table and Chairs. Sideboards,
Iron Beds and Springs. Mattresses. Hall
Racks, Cooking Stoves separate Dress
ers and Washstands. Mating, Drug
gets. Laces Curtains. etc. Also three
Countcr Show Cases, one siS-foot ST.
lent Salesman Show Case, four Eiec-
trio Fans.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
Ladies invited to attend our sales.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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LuNENBURG WAKES UP.

GLORIOUS Fourth Celebration to be Made n
Big Good Roads Meeting.
kenbridGe. Va. July 1.-The Good Roads
Association of this county has arranged for
n monster meeting here for next Tuesday.
the Fourth, that the question OF n bond
Issue for the building OF permanent high
ways in the county may be fully discussed
and laid before the people 1t Will be an
all day meeting, and half II dozen proml-
nent speakers Will be present by invitation
Lunenourg county. the "old free State"
Is getting in earnest about good roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

IN execution OF certain deed OF
trust to tho undersigned from the Mac
inurdo Place Land Company. dated
June l. 1907, and recorded in the
clerks office OF the Circuit Court Of
Hanover county, Va. in Deed Book As
page Si5. default having been made in
the payment of portion of tho debt
therein secured, and being required so
10 do by the beneficiary hereunder,
premises on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 12. 1911.
at . o'clock p. NJ. the real estate de-
scribed in said deed as follows: All
that certain tract or parcel of land.
situated in the town of Ashland. Han
tract or parcel OF land conveyed to the
said Macmurdo Place Land Company
Qnc,). by Wallace D. Mclean by deed
bearing date June !: 1907. tho follow
IN the town OF Ashland. county OF
Hanover. Va, known as lots numbers
three 90 and four "a. in the plan OF
vey OF William Clopton made in the
year 1851. fronting together 9s-l0O
chains on the east side OF Railroad
Street. and bounded on the north by
the lots of Mr.. A. C. Schaffer and w
w. Bennett, on the south by the lots
OF Samuel Rice. and running back be-
tween parallel lines to the Oakland"
Addiuon to Ashland. With the excep-
ton, however. of strip one hundred
ana seventy three G73) feet wide, eX-
tending entirely across said land dots
and -, being the same str!p. piece
or parcel OF land that was conveyed
10 the Richmond and Chesapeake Bay
Railway Company by the said Austin
ID Burr substituted trustae. together
with all the appurtenances 10 the said
land belonging or in any wise apper-
tanning
TERMS: Cash suficient TO paw the
costs OF executing the trust, all taxes
ana levies due thereon and to dis
charge note OF $4,000. due June
1910, with Interest thereon from March
Z, 1903 and an additional sum OF ss2s
ior interest accrued on two notes of
$4,000 and $4,000, respectively from
March IL. 1903. to March ~, 1911. and
on a credit as to a note OF $4,000 due
June ], 1919: with interest thereon
from March ~, 1911. payable annually
on the 18th day of March OF each year.
ana credit as to note OF $4,000. due
June !, las. with interest thereon
from March ~. 1911. payable Annually
on the 18th day of March OF each wear.
the balance of the purchase price to be
mace payable at such time and secured
IN such manner as the said Macnourdo
Flace Land Company Inc). its suc
Sessors or assigns. shall prescribe and
direct. or In case OF its or their fa,lura
10 give such direction at such tIme
ana In such manner as the said Burton
Marye his heirs or assigns shall think
BURTON MARYE.
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Goal and oanob.

LONGS SPRING WOOD MAKES A
quick fire and good heat. because he
has kept II stored away. 1t Is por-
fectly dry and exactly what you need
at this season. when 1t Is usually
hard To get dry wood ut any price
Phone Madison 1863
WOOD. EXCELLENT FOR
light cooking, Sl.5G half-cord Phone
Madison III. SAMUEL II. COTTRELI.
e SONS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

WANTED. \ PARTY WITH $4,000
cash TO take e-third interest in
established mercantile business, Ia
corporated for $4,000: capital to be
used in opening a wholesale depart
ment: business stands strict iaves-
tigation Al references required. -Ad
dress go. cave Times Dispatch
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We will sell for E. L. Wilkinson &.
Co., at their store, No. 703 West Cum
oerland Street (between Pine and Lau-
rel etree tiI, at 1890 o'clock,
their stock of Groceries, all of which
is strictly new goods and embraces
Canned Salmon. Dried Beef, Potted
Meats. Corned Beef. Condensed Milk,
Hed and Blue Karo Syrup Tomatoes,
Corn. Baked Beans. Smoking and Chew
ing Tobaccos. Cigars. Teas, Coffees.
Pickles. Preserves. Octagon, Naphtha,
Noon Ivory and Sweetheart Soaps,
vinegar Catsups. Starch, Washing
Powders. Cereals. Cakes. Crackers
Barrel Vinegar. Brooms, Tub Mack
erel. fifty pounds Lard, Flour, Oil Tank.
Counter, Show Case, Shelving. Scales,
etc.
Sale positive. These are all strictly
fresh. new goods. Sold on account Of
i'll health OF owner.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
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Real estate.
EMPTY HOUSES
and Those to Become
Empty wanted to sup
ply our demand

tbs iaughable. indeed, to note tho
disposition for greed;
The truth OF this all must concede.
The advertising columns OF our papers
are teeming with houses for rent. adver-
tised by those who for others are bent;
as for the owner they have no regard.
but desire only to tack UP their card.
On some houses you will find half a doz-
en- or more. with a few also scattered
upon the floor; now we think that we
are the best. therefore, will not put
our card alongside of the rest We
wish such owners our best regards, and
especially those who desire our cards.
Yours to tack on to,
EDWARD S. ROSB CO.,
Real Estate and Loans,
IL n. Elevtnth Street.
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a HaS-Been.

Editor sledge. OF the Weldon, y c.. News.
sarcastically remarks:
North Carolina weekly. which has been
lighting a proposition to build good road
in its home county. has had to suspend
publication. The county which. In these
progressive times. refuses or neglects to
Improve Its highways had Just as we'll do
what amounts TO the same thing-drop out
or the procession and conten; itself with
being n "has-been" or never-was'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
&eaIen 35rn3nsaIs.

once Of state Highway Commission.
Richmond Va, July l. 1911.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
clerks Office at Dinwiddie Court
house until ~ o'clock noon MONDAY
July IL 1911, for tile construction
OF til, superstructuro of a steel
bri6Se about 204 feet s inches long
"a Dinwiddie county. Plans and
specifications on file at this Office and
at the clerks office. Certified check
for $3.50 TO accompany each bid. The
right is served to reject any ana all
bids.
Further information furnished on
application TO this Office.
p. ST. J. WILSON.
State Highway Commissioner
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THallten.

SEQ OK oh AND MACHiSERY OF
< OF every d scriptien bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. I523 f
Cary st Phone addison 352e.
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RAILWAY EXTENSION.
President Mingeu to Add Fifty Mile
TO the NirEinin- CAROLINA RnilaxnX

HTHEeH 10 Auu Fifty Miles
10 the virginia Carolina Ruilwny.
Abingdon, Va, July There is no
Longer any doubt of the extension OF
me Virginia Carolina Railway. which
now runs from here to Konnarock via
miles.
President Mingea has a froce of en-
Slneers at work surveying for an ex-
tension of about fifty miles via JET
ierson, n c., to Wilkesboro, N C.
This extension will make another con-
nection between the Norfolk and West
ern and the Southern Railways 1t is
understood that the project has been
properly financed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
MRIIillerp.

MIDSUMMER SALE. WE ARE NOW
Offering unusually low prices on our
stock of summer hats. We have a
tremendous stock, and are bound TO
move them; prices one-half to one
third of regular value. MRS. BAN
NETT. SIG East Broad, Mrs Cham
lees old stand.
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
or newest STYLES in millinery. suits
dresses, all kinds of ready made gar.
mcnts for ladies', misses and chill
oren. alterations free. Small ex-
penses means Il saving for you Also
a line of pattern hats for the trade
MRS JULIUS BEAR. l423 T.. Main
Street.
LARGE STOCK OF BEAUTIFUL LIN
Serie hat frames, all OF our latest
style hats greatly reduced. some
pretty patterns left. at CLARK'S
MILLINERY, 22u East Broad
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& SALE, FOUR BEAUTIFULLY
rarked, thoroughbred setter pup.
ces. male; price to quick buyers ST
0 CHI n. NJ WILKERSoN. Fulton Hill.
fchmond Phone Madison 5055-L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SEE SILL.
Endicott and Herbert Wilson hea;
Barney oldhelds record OF 5S sec
oads fer the mile on the Fourth OF
july at the Fair Grounds. Endicott
holds % worlds records and the
Vanderbilt Cup, and Wilson holds
the worlds tenmile record and the
Dublin (Ireland) Cup
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
Real estate for REM.
McVeigh & CHM,
RENT LIST

POSSESSION SEPTEMBER !.
S72o per an. 10 w. Main st. IL rms.
500 per an. 1915 Floyd AVG. forms
POSSESSION October /.
500 per an. II w. Main ST. 10 rms.
ca. POSSESSION at once
6o0 per an. 30S N Lombardy St 10
rooms.
SO SO per per an an. s az s. Third St 10 rss.
500 per an 5o7 w. Grace st. 10
,oo rooms. Poss. july Is
ASo per an 1924 Park Ave. rooms
possession Sept 10. Hot
aeo per an. 1908 Park Ave. rms.
Hot water heat. Poss. at
$50 per an. 1910 Park Ave. rms
Hot water heat.
$50 $50 peer an 49, 49, Hanover st. rms.
4So per an. 1918 Hanover ST 9 rm,s
~ ~ per an. 1000 w. Main ST 8 rms
NV per an: so4h e. Leigh st. IL
,,o rooms. Poss. at once.
1 40 per an. 1917 West Ave. 5 rms.
4zo per an. 2o3 Allen Avenue. 3
,oo rooms. Hot water heat
400 per an. 90sk Z. CLAY ST 10
rooms
400 per an. SIS n. Fifth St IL
rooms
sss0 per an. 1906 FLOYD Ave. rms rms
3e0 per an. l2l S. Fifth ST.. rms
$50 per an. All w. Marshall ST.
aso rooms: Poss. at once.
$50 $50 per per am am ~ Il5o IL Leigh ST 9 rms.
Ss9 per an. 306 E. Clay ST. 8 rms
$50 per an. ss5 n. Eighth st.
rooms
$50 per an AL Elm ST. S rms.
aao possession at once
$50 $50 per an. % s. Adams ST. rms.
$50 per an. Clio N Eighth 81
rooms.
EGG per an. l6 " Linden st r,,s
s so per an COS y. Sixth St. 8 ms
S9S per per an. sii \: Ninth ST. s rms.
a.9 per an. 1901 w. cary ST
80 80 per per an 1893 w. Cary ST. rms.
540 per an. 1905 w. Cary ST, rms,
IN per an. $40 \. Eighth St
20 per per an ga y. Eighth ST.
20 per an $50 J. = S'n sao Sd g. g. rm;
ai0 Der am ~ ~ 4 n. Ninth st. rms.
$40 per an. los w. MarshalI 8, rms;
22io per an. 2ol W. Marshall St.
-'V per an. 2o3 W. Marshall st. Z
24o per an. 2l01 e. Marshall ST. =
rooms.
2le per an. SIC y. Twenty.eighth
ST rooms,
Iio per an "a y. Twcnty-sevcnth
49, iOoIES.
200 per an. IS S. Cherry ST. rms.
$50 per an. 223 Z. Marshall St.
rooms. Poss. September 8,
$50 per an. 500 s. Pine st. rms.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
''Zo per s an; 1s27I sara prsn Kiln St
ment. Hot water heat.
600 per an. 800 E. Franklin st.
rooms. First fiat
500 per an. 323 8. Third Street. 10
rooms. Possession at once.
Second floor: electric lights:
hot water heat.
600 per an. 800 w. Grace st rn,.
Second floor apartment; heat
furnished.
$40 per an. 1911 Grove Ave. rms.
second moor apartment: hot
900 pc. an 23I4-A Grove Ave. =
rooms. Possession at once.
FIRST noor apartment; hot
500 per an. s2s 5. Third St. I rms.
Possession at once. First
nat Electric lights; hot
water heat
''' ' rooms. Second aoor; cleo
trio lights; hot water heat
$50 per an. so7 E. Leigh St rms.
First floor fat.
$50 per an. 1915 Grove Ave. rms.
First Hoor apartment.
~ - rooms and bath; in The
Hanover.
27o per an. % S. Harrison ST. s
rooms. Second floor apart
27o per an. 1918 Grove Ave. rms.
Second floor fat.
McvEIGH & GLINN.
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MfettnUs.

70 THE OFFICERS AND MEM
Nbers of Henrico Union Lodge. No.
IV\la0, A., F. s: A. NJ: Please at
tend regular stated communities ton
CT your lodge to be held MONDAY
EVENING at Masonic Hall, Twenty
fifth Street, at o'clock
Members OF sister lodges and tran
silent brethren fraternally inv,:ec to
be present.
BY order of the wcrshipful Master.
=. Z. HUGH ES.
secretnry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

We VIII sell for D. Buchanan & Son
jewelers.. at Ill East Broad Street, for
account OF moving to new store,
WEDNESDAY, JULY l2TH.
at 1890 a. NJ,
ten Counter Show Cases, ten Show
Case Counters. two eleven-foot Silent
Salesman Show Cases, two seven foot
silent Salesman Cases. eight eight-foot
Glass Door Wall Cases. one fourteen
foot Wall Case, twelve Wall Mirrors,
two Umbrella Wall Cases, one Um-
brella Floor Case, two Pier Mirrors,
one Glass Office Partition. $50 yards
Linoleum. nine Chandeliers, twelve
Counter Stools etc.
These fixtures must be sold Wednes-
day, July IL, and delivered by Monday,
July nth.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
Auctioncers.
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Aurtion Scales, Future Dapa
BY T. NJ Workman & Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Is North Ninth Street.
Richmond, Va.

At the request of the executor OF
the late Mrs. Mamie S. Lipscomb. and
In order to settle the estate. we will
Sell at. public auction. on the premises.
two nice frame dwellings, Nos. 103 and
ITO South Harrison or Reservoir Street,
beginning with No. 1o2 South Harrison.
at $40 o'clock p NJ,
JULY 6, 1911.
1hese houses are well constructed,
and are now under rental to good ten
ants. No. l02 has a front OF l6 feet 5
inches. more or less, by 60 feet. more
or less. and contains stSut six rooms
NO. Ito. fronting 10 feGi. with lot
% feet to an alley in common eight
feet wide. and having about the same
number of rooms.
As this property will be sold, here
is rare opportunity to make a good
investment.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
sale.
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Aurtinn 5aIes AInnnap

BY Virginia Auction Co.. Auctioneers
Temporary Location. l6 n. Seventh,
Phones, Madison 1851; Monroe 1883.
BAY HORSE, TOP WAGON AND HAIR
NESS. AT AUCTION,
At our store, 16 North Seventh,
(MONDAY), JULY 3, 1911
at 1880 A. NJ
Also a general limo OF household goods
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
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q a CALLED COMMUNICATIONS OF
NY Richmond Randolph Lodge, No.
w 10, A, F. & A. NJ, will be held in
It's lodgeroom in the Mason's Hall.
Franklin Street, MONDAY, July 3, 1911.
at O'Clock Work in the Master
Mason's degree.
BY order of the worshipful Master.
WIN. a. CLARKE. Secretary.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Southern Manu-
featuring Company will be held at
the offices of the company, Nos. IL
and 10 South Twelfth Street, TUES
DAY. July is, 1911. at IL o'clock
noon.
sBv order of the President.
y. EDWARD ROEBER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Being instructed so to do by the
owners. we Will OFFER for sale. on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 8. 1911.
at $50 P. NJ.
the above mentioned property.
The lot has a front OF 80 feet by 100
feet deep to an alley. The dwelling
has six rooms, Is In good condition.
and will make a nice home for persons
of moderate means. or will pay we'll as
an Investment. Sale peremptory SO
be sure TO attend.
TERMS: Res soma BILE, and will be an
nounced at the hour OF sale.
GREEN & REDO,
AuctIoneers.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND. VA,
FRONTING ON RAILROAD STREET,
WITH DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING THEREON.
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WllsrellaneouS.
HOUSEKEEPING.

MATING LAYING, WAXING AND
staining floors. windows washed.
Cleaning new houses n specially. SAT-
ls1action guaranteed. VILLA NJ
jOHNSON. Monroe 212O