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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-16
ASSESSMENT WILL
NOT Be REDUCED

Raleigh. N. c., September 16.-The
Corporation Commission as State Tax
Commission refuses 10 grant the petit
ton OF the Southern, the eaboard Air
Line and the Atlantic Coast Line for
reduction in tax assessments against
their properties in this State as eXces-
sive. compared with the assessments OF
real estate. especially lands, in many
of the counties. The commission holds
that Its valuations OF railroad prop.
erty are on the money value" basis
required by law. and that If there are
any changes they must be through
raising the assessments of the under
valued lands complained of, IL they
exist, as the railroads contend.
The commission explains that there
was a so per cent. increase in assess
ment against the Seaboard because
four years ago there was no raise.
henw all other roads were raised. The
Seaboard was in hard lines. Now the
road is prospecting. n this increase
in assessment ie as of eight years. and
is based on average earnings. y mum
Der of county officers are under orders
to show cause September 90 why tax
assessments in their counties should
not be raised. n
Two charters were issued to-day, one
for the Barnes-Einger Drug Company,
Kings Mountain. capital $4,000 au-
thorized and $4,000 subscribed, by Ed.
Barnes and others. and the other for
the North Carolina Apple and Live
Stock Company. Asheville, capital
s125.0oo. by j. c. Faulkner and others
who subscribe $1,000 of stock.
There is marked qualification hero
and throughout the State at the an
nouneement OF the coming of Governor
Judson Harmon. OF Ohio, to the North
Carolina State Fair, October 18. Fol-
lowing, as he does. Governor Wilson,
OF New Jersey, who visited Raleigh In
the early summer, the coming of Har.
mon and its bearing on North CaroS
lina's line-up in the matter of the Dem.
ocratic presidential nomination in 1912
Is q subiect Of Kahn interest
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Of South Richmond

ninety miles charged. was assessed the
same amount. The case against the Alsop
Motor Car Company was continued to al
cumstances.
Gus Nev'5y. colored. charged with mos,
OF the sins OF mankind. including attempt
ed murder, wife-benting. etc, was fned
tsS and put under security for six months.
shooter. paid the penalty OF 81. and recelv-
ed a good warning to be more discreet in
the future.
There were only two cases on the civil
docket. James May. IN employe OF j. r.
Nuckols, building contractor OF Richmond,
Chained HE legal Semption from garnish-
ment. As Mr.. Nuckols rallied TO answer the
summon q rule was issued, and the case
continued, as was the case OF Schwarzschud
brothers against p. S. Barnett.
Police Court Gases.
pohce Court. Part 2. Squire willard silt
! ting In the absence OF Justice Maurice. had
/ a light docket yesterday. two cases only
being recorded. Vioie. Thornton. a colured
maiden OF Washington. recently releastI
from a thirty-day Sojourn at Che.terAeld
county jail. was given twenty-tour hours
tc leave for home.
Bernard Brady, a wayfarer. paid the usual
$3.50 and costs and departed.
Later In the day Officer ]. A. Raughan
rounded up a bunch OF dusky youths. who
answer to the names of j. Slaughter. Car.
ter Richardson, Clarence jackson. Robert
Hicks and James Perry. They are charged
with crapshooting. and will pay up this
morning.
Old Folks Service.
Sunday morning Rev. j. NJ. Rowland.
! pastor OF the West End Church, at TWEEN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-16
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch,
1920 Hull Street,

houe -nhGIeOH 1iO.
Mayor Richardson VIII In the next few
Washington Ward. This bill carries the ap-
Bridge. the new improvements on the
space in the Leader Building. These officer
are being rapidly put in shape for ali tho
south Richmond municipal officers. and a,
tiers all the buildings in the square, with
the exception OF the courthouse, win be
torn down. the square graded and in the
hoped that by next year the park will be
on par with those of the older city.
The doubling citizens at the time of an.
neSation now realize that Richmond 4,
keeping good faith. Never in its e1isten &c
has this section seen SO much street work
carried on at one time; streets are graded,
curbs set. sidewalks laid. and plans are
on foot to extend Decatur Street, widen
Seventh from McDonough to Semmes, and
much TO the pleasure OF Swansboro neigh
bors. the block above the Atlantic Coas,
Line tracks on Hull Street Is to be Wild
ened and put into frst-class condition.
In Oak Grove Court.
Squire l.. W. Cheatham held an interest.
Ing session In the Oak Grove Court yester-
DAY when several auto enthusiasts were on
the carpet for the almost impossible
achievement of going over twenty miles
an hour, the maximum allowed by law.
They, however, were caught with the goods
j. a. Briggs contributing sls.s5: d. A.
Prntiss, who appeared on complaint of ].
wallace Smelling. although proving his In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-16
COLONEL VISITS
CH|LDREN'S court

New York. September 15.-Former
President Theodore Roosevelt sat fer
a time to-day on the bench at the Chill
dren's Court In Manhattan. questioned
many OF the youthful d~elinquents. and
told one of them that what he needed
was "a good spanking. N I'd like ia
give 1t TO you"
When he left he declared ne had a
delightful time; a bully time"
Mr.. Roosevelt sat beside Judge
Franklin c.. Hoyt, a personal friend
He asked more questions than this
Judge asked. and appeared greatly In
terested in the youths.
William Flohe. a ffteen-year-olds
boy. was brought before the judge, &C
oused of splitting from the platform OF
an elevated train ON people on the
street below.
Il never heard Of such a beastiy
thing for any boy to do" said Mr..
roosevelt. looking at the youth Sc
Verely. You don't look as IL you'd
do that. You nave a good face; your
Clothes are neat: you've a good home
What you need is a good spanking,
n I'd like to give 1t to you. 10 IKE
to be your father for a few minutes.
John Appeloy, a lad OF eight years,
OF 1913 South Pearl Street, Albany, left
home Wednesday night to come to
New York. slowing away on a night
boat on the Hudson.
What did you run away for?" aek-
ed Mr.. Roosevelt.
II didn't" said the lad. IT wanted
to see my aunts."
John was sent back to Albany.
Andrew Haffaro. of Mahoney CITY.
Pa, ran away. saying his father
threatened dire things IL he didn't
pick $3.50 worth OF berries every day.
Justice Hoyt looked at some papers
referring to the lad. and then said:
Il understand from reports that YOU
stand very we'll In school You seem
modest about telling that
The colonel clapped his hands and
his face lit up.
I'll bet he Is a good scholar. He
looks like a boy who could do things"
he said.
There was hardly a case In which
Mr., Roosevelt did not show interest.
When he took leave of Justice Hoyt
he had nothing to say except that he
was going to do some writing about
the administration of chiIdren's courts.
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ty-fourth and Hull Streets. will conduct a
special Old Folks Service" A number OF
present, and it is hoped all old folks. espe-
cially the veterans, VIII be present to meet
them. II any are unable to reach church
o1icer a conveyance will be sent for them.
DR.. Christian will conduct the night GER
the Meade Memorial Church, Decatur and
Twelfth Streets, will conduct the usual
services Sunday as follows: Sunday school
at $50 A. NJ; prayer and sermon at II A.
and 5 p. NJ.
At Asbury NJ, E, Church Rev. w. G..
Bureh Will preach at both services. taking
Of or E sis snG Rind.a in a 1ss an %oT n1sb, " ..Es, Church ss1
Inhabitants The choir has prepared ex-
eeilent music for both occasions. Epworth
the annual election of Officers Will take
place The Asbury male quartet will
Epworth League are urged to be present.
and Mrs. W. F. Dance, Of Green Level, Nm in
his parents Wednesday. The funeral took
place Thursday from the Woods Episcopal
| Personal and General.
Miss .Aeiine Redtord. OF 1904 Porter Street.
friend. Miss Mabel Mcpaniei. Of ciitt hep
L. E, Rush has returned to his bus,,.ss
on upper Hull Street after an Illness OF
I one week.
Mrs, Charles 7. Jones. OF 1921 Hull street
and her daughter. Miss Esther, returned
Yesterday from a ten-days' visit TO Mrs,
Jones's sister in Washington. 1855
Mrs. George Raines. who recently moysd
to Georgia. 81 visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. James Butler, of ai0i Hull Street
~. f. Rush. Of High Point. Z. G., Is Wis
it,ng his father In Woodland Heights.
Mrs Fletcher Davis. who recentiy under
meh. a serious operation at the Memoria;
iiospitai. Is convalescing rapidly.
samuel I. Nunnally has returned 10 hi.
home In Petersburg after a shor, visit 70
Ss brother j. c. Nunnally, OF 1921 Decatur
6: A. Carr, an old southside resident
la gene ior an extended trip for the benz.
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WILL BE ASSISTANT COACH
AT WASHINGTON AND LEI

Montgomery, Ala. September 49,
Deerill Pratt. second baseman OF the
Montgomery baseball team, sold to St.
Louis Americans. will attend Washing
ton and Lee University the coming
squad lie was nns OF the star play
eTs on the University of Alabama
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-16
Tainted chlcl,cn Causes nlneo,.

Boston, Mass. September l5.-Co,d
storage chicken Is believed 10 have
caused the death OF William Stark
weaver OF New York, and the illness
OF between sixty and seventy sa,lors
on board the battleshlp Michigan.
which arrived from the Southern Drill
Ground to-day. All of the sick men
have recovered Captain Usher said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-16

that between sixty and seventy Of 'hIs
men complained of sickness on Seps
teEnber 1, but recovered. Two of threa
days later william Starkweather. one
complained OF the same trouble, and
died FIVE days after he was taken sick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-16
Dixie Nv. Wins.

Buffalo, n. Y, September 1B.-Dixie
~. Frederick K. Burnham's hydro
plane easily won the free-for-an
championship Of the United States and
the Chamber of Commerce trophy in
a, thirty-mile race over the M%otorboat
Clubs course in the Niagara River to-
day. OF the -four other starters. the
Reliance w. vas the only other to
finish, and she was beaten by nearly
four miles. She was entered by John
J. Ryan. of Cincinnati.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-16
Other Great Features in This Issue Are:

The Mirror Of Portugal" by Arthur morrison; DO Dawhhs Of EveK Snow the SYSTEM" by
re Loci; .,GhanoteC orday'' another in the series of Wonderful Women OF the World"
Ry Dah51W fchhn uAn the Willows, by Linda del Fulton; John MhchdIs Water Bicycle" BY
OF s1d bret pemondn notes bouth he ws Of great baseball pkwns" "A remedAc Acquaintance"
by WAN enyman; The IubeSk in E dabenyvMe b T. Il Harbour N#
a BEAUTIFUL CHRISTY COLoRED COVER
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Undertaking.

With two sle-
yarf Eaarses
And q full .ins
CoGrs aud
Cas- Eets
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09

. Gorge Wallace. g. Brady AID q.
Nc rsely. zrre>' q Jaruary g accus-
cd a the murder ~ Capt. Allen
Dorsey. ~ F.irTori. Nd, ou the
schooner y, Z Rub wee ind led
for murder y To- f-s: degree by
tie grand ilry - MoL.ros,, Va %
day.
Two ird c'reuts were bro1gh,
against each Ct the prisoners. As
s1on - tee raic'1euts were orouRh.
In, taeir attorneys moved tea, the
Indictments De qgashcd, as toe case
should Dc tried in Maryland AID 10,
= Virginia Judge W-igh. took
the cases under consideration ard
will give bis decision al TIC April
term Of c0ur,.
A nun Der o. friends o. the muir
dered captain from Somerset Coun.
~. Mary land, were present to-day.
Baltic. Sun Of Feb q.
States Attorney Cooxsey has re-
ce!ved . cOmnur cA,ioa froa the
Attorney General Of Virginia TO the
effect that careful vestiga,ior has
disclosed toe fact that toe murder
OF Captain Dorsey occurred in the
Potomac RIVER Of the Charles co1u-
~ shore and hence within This couu-
tvs Jurisdiction bis means tha,
the prisoners vii have 70 be brought
here FOR triai and the Cases will
probably De heard at the May Term.
On Tuesday, Ju 1Re Robertson is
sued warrants for the accused aud
Sheriff Haislip wi bring t-en over
in the near future IN ess they sho1 q
demaud exirad sion which vii! cause
some decay. Its indeed regretaole
that this cJuCty must bear the bur
de" Of expense incident ~ these
tTia s. ard il may De worth a rigid
inves:ig a'ion = determine tee exact
location o. the murder before assun
rig Jurisdiction 10 the cases As
far as Charles coucty IS coucer ed
Virginia IS prrfec,ly W.. come TO con
t,nue witt the case. La Plata Times
Crescent.
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a Reply 60 "6uds's Creek Hunt
Ing Club

Dear Mr. Editor In your asst s.
sue We earned that Mr.. Mcguire
desired IS % Meet him At Hurry
P. . CO March I. ,rs,art, cary il
the morning
We wish 70 state righs mere that
the neu oars Of Tia ciu0 could nave
suggested a more couvs~ tert meet
ing place other taac toe one nec-
toned
TIE distance from OraviiIe 20
Hurry 8 fully zen mics, AID then,
700, no could We ,axe our sc-ca.led
'Com7ers over 50 early 10 the
morning mat dis.a1ce Oar reasoo
3 DIaJ 7 visible. 70 we're We 80 do
80 our pace you'd o. sure ID START
- fox and carry IS q q fereut
g -sct.on. and oy the time We reach
cd Hurry, our trieCd, Ar. Mcguire
Wou q aavs c4uEh. al the RABBITS
througEoVIIne neiKo oorhooi. Nov
bad toe CLUB invited Us 10 meet
them a. Lso1ardlown or Haynes.
vie, or ANY village rhs: IS ioancial-
II ao.e % support a Hotel. we cou ID
nave easily gone over the evening
.s'o-e, aad would have been ooly
700 al 20 accept their invitation
aEd give them = few " our various
ron ts On fox hunting
We have understood through one
Of toe participants Of Mr.. Mcguire :
recent chases that on one occasion
be hunted from 70 IL A. M, inslu
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A CAR O..

I desire 20 notify ny many friends
ia s. Mays County, and former
customers, tea. ! have discontinued
aud sold out nv G@csrSl N-rccs--
r's busir@sS A. RidEa. Nd. az
have removed - BAltju, re City. =
e-ESEs /, o'her D. rSUit>.
Il >rver;cE ms Coz lect. - w.Io
the Eo1d people o. ios, secsioc o.
the coIaTy. With whon have doce
5GSi e>s for 1A2y years. ! desire
70 express nv sincere sDprscisG OF
sUd nesr;f~l' E-Aiituds. for their
courteous treatment s1d Ii osral p
;rocage.
TIE business wil! Dc eooduc,ei
oy nv sp1 Harry SeuuAc, wto all.
GO. scI D.. cutsiariIrg bills Inc re
AEsis :asC cE the public to- ihsr
DS1y 'svcr> and s. c.l;cS Coz
'.ruA-cs q same FOR nv successor,
/ an. Very lru'v YOURS,
Mar Sln MAX >ECNAS.
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Roll Of Honor.
ST. MARY : ACADEMY.

Gradua,es-He.eo Adams. Made,
leire Bailey, Rose Cunningham
Marguerite DAwsoc. Bessie MAJ:
tngiy, Marie Natticgy. Minnie
Russell. Mary Store, Eva Spriuger.
Second Glass;. Use Clarke. Ser,
srude d~ards. Margsre, Foreman,
Mary Fowler. Teresa O osou. Mary
Code. Helen Green well. Virginia
Niles, Efie Russell. Louise Wa,hen.
Third Senior-Agres Green we'll,
ISABELLA King. Grace R5oey.
Fyurtc S-nlor-Li.lisu Drury,
RUN Farrell. Laura Pratt. Mary
Davis. Martha Garner. Jeanette
BoxInG
Eighth Grade-Corrine Springer,
Pau iue GreeuweI. Nett'e Drury,
Pear. aayde1, Georgia VI son.
SeveutCGrad-- 4 ma Newt Jams,
M4oe. Cox. Teresa H-roert, Sa..ie
Greerweii, Mary W G-eenwel.,
Poi'o Morgan. Louise Norris. Jer
ME Green vel. Catherine Ma.t.ug.y.
SKI G-Ad5-E sic C0m-s, Mary
NcCl.y. Maria WISE. Helene Green.
well, Niz-o-e::e Gocd viz. Rich ey
Coicz. Agnes Russo /, Sarah Mill,
>O~ P--L WS-srS
F."1 Gr4d--LiIar Vielt. Cathe,
r.-e W., Anna Nae Love, Mary
Gee Ms Heard.
Fou-;a Grade Horteuse Mating
y. H-.=r McN-e.y, Sarah HAydec
The IA Pescocs. Cara Natsiagiy
r osrt Payne
T1..d Gr4de-Nlda,i1e Russell
Scts M4ttiaEly, EiZ.oeth Duke
He.sc Hanson, Harry Norris, Chas
Matt cg.y
Secocd G-ade-Frauces Green
~. Janet Duke, Margaret Jarboe
E earor Mat,:-gy. ANA Mae Pea
coc1. Gen-vseve Morris, Camille
Abel.
FIRST Grade nel.a Esstingy
Nyr..e Abel. Jeru = A2ei. Mcguire
Mat5ug.y, Anna M4tt.cg.y. Jaae
NattirE!y
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Cha ptIee.
WrtttSa Far TA> B>aeo-

brtttSE Ear NJ 6>ccCa.
TIE village s located a5cu. 4
q es rorth Of Leorsrdto1r OF tie
had waters o. C1ap'ico Bay. y;
oIiary Ct W.csnic0 river. 5racch
o. tie Potomac It's position allows
i; cesutifu. vte~ Of -a:ures graz.
delr over tie marsh. cav AID river
over tia: Sect,o1 q Charles County
developed oy Nr Ro7er, Grain. oc
70 the home If the oeautitu. s4use,.
the golden west.
The o'her sides are surrounded
oy hills with heir ,o',y scenery.
On catering The village from .he
west We are grss:ed oy the grand
old Chris. Church il its well pre-
served ard living condition, sur
rou-ded oy is beautiful aud vel
aep' grounds. Acj5iuiug IS tee
Rectory occupied by q minister
preaching tha words o. God q =
most general and impress We mar
ger, and whose example can wei. De
followed by all
Our uercbsuts are progressive.
orderly ard successful. already
some have progressed oeyocd tie
" lsEe UiIs a. lrs u.airE OUT
; derS SNOW wn8t Ch3p.icoc ntsins.
Oar Blacksmith are as good a. tie
oe>r, courteous. accommodating and
progressive. heIplrs the village
10 IS upward movement. The post
ode is weI located away from the
"EroEshops Ald KEPT oy a. a,tec :
tive ard acc u1dstirE p1stuis,ress
Our IlSt C : : natural lawyer with
vide reputation. c4p4oe Of 6..l-z
tee position.
With sew, very few excep,iors
Cbso'ie0 : az idea village. sod
cou 4 it reach out ard rock some O;
is reigh oorS - eep scd goodness
CIR taxpayers would De saved quite
lot OF taxes aud our youths quite
lot OF I AID suffering. and our
couutv better class Of c,,iEers
The s. ens organ loudes, chants
the Master requiem
Be s. .e0t ueigaoOrs and listen 20
she cha-ts. We have oded our
time ard are ready With our should
ers 70 the Wheel TO lit Chap:ico
up, D. '.
Yours for real progress.
FACTS
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Te The bile.

Having exersed every effort TO
establish ard equip az Emporium
that YOU d oe convenience 10 toe
purchas { z community, ~e are row
prepared . Or 4 Inc OF Farm Ma
chi-ery. Vehicles. etc. at our house
10 LeoCardto~u. that was never
dore before 10 St. Marys County.
ard We trust tha, the enterprise
vii &c fsvoraoly co-Operated with
OF The county cisiEs1s. in making
their purchases through Us
Our prices and terms are IS in
tertAlulrg is anyone II the bust
ueSS, ard our lines are al o. stand
ard MAKE aud thoroughly warranted
ard gusraurs ed
We carry full line OF repairs flr
the OSourre Binders, Mowers. and
smaller implements. which ia irssf
IS worth = great deal 10 users Of ma
chlnery. Also our employees are
well equipped 70 furnish expert
when farmer has trouble with bis
machine, and the fact of cur carry
iuR the repairs, and having this ex-
pert help Always employed. puts Us
far IN the lea oi any other concern
doing ike business in this county.
We cordially invite the d. bile
generally ~ cal, and inspect what
We have 10 uffer. and es pecially dur
log Court week. a. specialists will
Dc Oh hAnd ~ explain the merits OF
the several lines Of implsnsut IS
which will DC represented
Respectful ly.
MATTHEWS HOWARD IMP. CO.
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MeehariesvIIIe MattsPs
Reported For The B>aco.

Mrs.. Alice Adams and dau Khtsr,
Mss K Itis, asvs rs'Irned home
after a n rss weeks visit 20 rsiat YES
and friends n Baltimore.
Mr. and Nrs John VI BardsII,
spent Saturday and sunday With
the Iatters parents Dr. ADD Mrs.
Morgan.
Mrs. J Frank Dyson spent she
vesk end With nsr DO'n-r. Hrs
=. Hunt, Of T 3 Prince Ssnrzs :
county.
Dols and Eugene Hayden. ~ Leon
ard Ia spent Saturday 8nd SUE
day. with thsir parents, Mr.. and
Mrs James D. Hayden
Mr. Eugene Trics wss in Balti-
more last week c0nsu az . pee -
list about ore 81 bis ears on CT has
sssn giving a. N musn Irouols.
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si<e, scd il tie tine Hensioced was
successful enouxh 20 catch With lis
noted pack" eight rabbits wi,h-
on; even starting > fox
Tb0URs 20 give Mr.. Mcguire I'D
toe other members Of til &C 10
tie '-ne1; Of tie douot ~e Z = II
suggest that ho~sver il may hsve
been that bis Beetle Pack vas vel
a~sre Of the fact that they were II
no condition 20 siaod . heavy CD sss.
AID though, j. oes, 20 tackle the
I poor little rabbits. Il is wooder-
FOL he xrow edge some dogs dis
pay
"a your asst issue re ro,s ibsI
the Gu" says TIA, Leader" and
"Drive-" belongs 20 the "Budd :
Creek RAobii Pacx We car 20,
see ho- they cgure tina, ont IS NJ.
Graves has oesa hurtiu9 them il
bis PACK ever since they havs been
Old enough 70 run.
We doo Z ~ocder that lhe "eluo'
would ike 20 oua Leader" ard
Driver as toey are both E-e
dogs. and would add greatly 70 their
kennel
Nov il conclusion re will ask
Ar. Mcguire 70 meet Is 81 "Chunn 5
Corner {. pace convenient % IS
both or the road eadirg from Chap
tico 70 Aechar ics vile O. Narco Il.
aoou, 1 A u We vi! have oar
Com oers" sadd.ed 8 tia. gr. Ma
CURES Beetles can ride then. Tor
! ~e are cJnedeci Iaai EiL o. The
Only way ,oey co1d keep Up with
the chase
Thanking you. Mr. Editor. il ad-
vance for the publication ot sb ;.
thus giving he Club" az oppor-
tu-'tv 4 meeting Us WITH Weir
Beetles. 50 as 20 mount our sadd.ed
hoIcds. re are.
Very truly yru-s,
Tea OR4vILLE >rR-sAES.
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SELLING OFF AT COST

o. account Of MAKING room for nv
Spring Stock Al tO-red 10 Sscriees
ny Ia sto~k o'DPY GOODS. SHOES,
NATIONS. CLOTHING e..
Ihe-e goods nUs- Dc soli And cow L
tie trl- % obtain PArSsics never D.
fore c1-re,i th= p-op'e d: =. Mary.
Al goods AZ asw-Coue And sxs
1.n@ - !0C-seH a1t b. convinced Of the
rare "Pi o-tguI.y 20 pQcrAA4e A.aos, Q.
your Own price
Courteous Treatment GrA-aa I
BEN. YOFFEE,
Jan / - Aorgsrss, Nd
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Spreads,
aDOIl.
!. Md.


10 Machines at %.
10 Drop Head Machines
"a 90 each.
New Royals and Sin.
hood a. new e16.
RI N. JONES,
LSonardtowa, Nd. .
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BLACKSMITH.

Mr.. George Hall has opened the Black.
smith Shop. near Hotel ). M&ry's and
il now ready 10 Accommodate Ill ma
irons Mr. Hall is an expert workman
and all who desire his services win be
ssfiSe-d that they have Q iob Of arst-
class work 1t q reasonable charxa.
Adv. Fec. AT.
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lam prepared 20 serve funerals a.
lhe shortest notice aud on terms 20
suit the hard times.
In cor nectiou with this, I devote
special attention 20 my Blacksmith
And Wheelwright department..
AL orders quickly and neatly At
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