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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-19
TRIED TO BOARD NJ. c. TRAIN AT
PRENTIss AFTER 1T WAS IN
NOTION.
BOTH LEGS BADLY CRUSHED
Injured Man Died Two Hours Later.
Was a Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A..
Damon, of This City, and Travelled
for Local Firm.

Henry Damon, a well known young
man of this city, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Damon, died at the South Misss-
sippi Infirmary last night at $3.50 as
a result of being badly mangled at
Prentiss late yesterday afternoon
when he attempted to board the pas
senger train for Hattiesburg. Mr..
Damon, who was a travelling salesman
for the Union Produce Co., of this city.
in trying to board the train which was
pulling out of Prentiss, in some man
ner was thrown beneath the wheels of
the back coach and both legs were
badly crushed and he was injured in
ternally, a heavy loss Of blood result
ing.
The train was Immediately stopped
and Drs. Williams and Banks, of
Prentiss, bandaged the wounds. and
the injured man was brought to Hat
tiesburg and rushed to the infirmary
The injuries were so severe and he had
lost such quantity Of blood that the
efforts of the physicians were in vain,
death resulting in about two hours af-
ter he reached the city.
Mr. w. L. Scott, prominent attor-
ney of Prentiss, who was in the city
last night, was an eye witness to the
horrible accident and was one of those
who did what they could for the relief
of Mr. Damon. He stated that the
train was just pulling out of the sta
tion and Mr.. Damon made a run to
catch it. having his grip in one hand.
but missed the hand railing and fell
beneath the coach, the back wheels
crushing his limbs. Mr. Scott said
that in spite of the terrible suffering
Mr.. Damon was undergoing he showed
the greatest fortitude and was cool
headed, talking with the physicians
while his injuries were being band
aged
Mr.. Henry Damon was the oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Damon, and
a brother of Mrs. M. L. Thompson, Jr,
of Hattiesburg, and leaves a wife and
three children in Meridian. Besides
these he leaves several brothers. The
grief-stricken fl nily has the sympathy
of the entire &C immunity in their sor-
row, which is a0 entuated by the sud
den death of their loved one and the
horrible accident responsible for it.
The funeral services were held at
the home of Mr.. Damon's parents on
Court street this morning at ten
O'Clock by Rev. G. H. Thompson and
the remains were taken to. Meridian
for interment.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-19
SUPT. POWERS ON THE
NORMAL COLLEGE

Supt. Powers, in a recent article,
gives out some interesting facts regard
ing the State Normal College. now in
course of erection at this place. He
gives some plans of the institution and
purposes for which it was established.
He adds:
Some people seem to have an idea
that it is destined to be an expensive
institution which will benefit the few,
rather than the many. This is a mis-
taken idea. This college was estab.
lished for the sole purpose of prepar.
ing trained teachers for the public
schools of the state. No student in
any state is allowed to attend nor
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-19
H Worth Society Stirred
When Wife Shoots Hn~band

Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. 19.-Homer
Y. Trout, who was shot by his wife
last night as he sat at table in a
grill room with party of friends,
died today. When Mrs. Trout entered
the grill room she walked straight to
the table where her husband sat. 1--WE
caught you now" she said, drawing
the revolver from her muff. Trout
glanced from the face Of his compan-
ions to his wife, The answer to his
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-19
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w IW w GUN
PAROLE FOR MORSE

: Washington, Dec. 19.-Pres- ::
:. ident Taft maed it plain today +:
: that no further action would be ::
= taken by the government in the Z:
: case of Charles w. Morse, /:
:. whose friends are trying to get :
: an immediate parole. Attor- ::
: ney-General Wickersham, fol- :
: lowing meeting of the cabinet, I:
: said Morse is not in a critical ::
: condition and would remain in :
: the army hospital near Atlanta, !;
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-19

next year. The message was as fol-
lows:
Jack Abbott,
CT. Jackson Gas Light Co.,
Jackson, Miss.
Hattiesburg is very anxious to Sc
cure Mississippi Electric Convention
next June. We assure you of a most
cordial welcome and a royal good
time. You will make no mistake in
accepting our invitation.
T. S. jackson, Pres. Commercial
Club.
c. w. Rich, Mayor
H. J. Brittane, Mgr Hotel Hatties-
burg.
c. z. Stevens, Genl. Mgr. Hatties-
burg Traction Co.
W. N. Driver, Managing Director
Great Southern Hotel Co.
The Hattiesburg Hotel and the
Great Southern intend to inaugurate
at an early date a publicity campaign
lOI lHe TWO uOltlN anu INC ItSp6CllNe Z
cities, setting forth the advantages of
the community as a place of residence
| and the advantages of the hostelries.
This will be done in the way of news
I paper advertising and through the
medium of attractiyely printed and
arranged booklets and circulars. Mr.
Driver had planned to leave today, but
| has decided to remain over for the
meeting of the Commercial Club to-
night, when he will present an argu-
ment for the establishment of a Con
vention Committee.
Hattiesburg is particularly fortunate
at having Messrs. Driver and Brittane
as managers of the hotel here and
extends to them a most cordial vel
! come.
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/: *****~<~~
:. WOBASH IN HANDS :
:: OF RECEIVERS :.
(Bp Associated Press.l

:" st. Louis, Dec. 19.-Receivers :
= will take charge of the Wabash !:
: railrosd as soon as they appear {.
= in the United States court and :.
:: qualify by giving three hundred =
= thousand dollar bond each, :
:: as stipulated by yesterdays I.
':court order. Henry Miller is :
= general manager of the road, :.
: which has sixteen thousand Ban
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:. :. I. :. {. :. !. 1: :. (. !: !: !. =: {. I: ::
: THREE INJURED, EXPRESS :.
: CAR BURNED, IN Z:
: WRECK ON N. o. M. & CO.

: Three men were injured and !:
I: the express car was destroyed :.
: by fire in a passenger wreck on I:
& the N. o. M. & c., fifteen miles ::
& above Laurel this morning, The ::
& engine and express car immed- !:
& lately caught fire and in the alb 4:
: sence OF any fire-fighting appar- I:
= atus, there was no way to save !:
9 it. The baggage man, his assis- ::
: tant and the mail clerk were ::
= painfully injured, but their in !:
: juries are not considered danger ::
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-19

cooperative effort to assist DR.. WI
and Shao vi in their negotiations. 1t
is Enthusiastically evident that contin-
uaton of Manchcu rule, even as con-
Germs the imperial throne at Peking.
is considered unlikely by either s-Se
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-19
q WOMAN SHERIFF. WEEDS.

Uniontown, Pa, Dec. Wedding
bells will ring today for Miss Lucy
Beech Johns, who gained wide fame
as the only woman deputy sheriff in
the country The bridegroom is John
G -crier. of Pittsburg. Miss Johns
ing Co.N her Office early this month..
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-19
Peace Probable, Manchu
Rule Near a Close

Shanghai, Dec. 1s-The promise of
peace in China became more definite
today with the announcement that all
six of the great powers, Japan, Great
Britain, the United States. Russia,
France and Germany, are united in
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-19
ThE MARKETS.

New Orleans, Dec. 19.-Cotton
steady, one point down.
Chicago, Dec. 19.-Wheat steady.
three-eights off to one-eighth up. Pro
visions steady, = unchanged to twelve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05
ALDERMAN WILL
AOORESSDOCTORS
Especial to The T.mcs-DIspa ,ch. !

loPeciai 10 me IlInes-Di5patch.1
Charlottesville, Va, December A.
President Alderman. OF the University
OF Virginia. Will leave hero to- NOR
row for Newport News. IIs will de-
liver tho principal address tomorrow
night before the Seabonrd Medical Fac
ulty. Muny of the members OF this
association are alumni OF Tho Univer-
slty OF Virginia, and they Include some
of the most Successful practitioners In
Virginia.
At the last meeting of .he board Of
visitors OF the university, President
Alderman was authorized 80 have ad-
dfticns and other improvements rtnde
to the medical laboratories IN order to
afford more adequate facilities. ea-
pec'ally for first year medical students
Tie medical department has grown SO
rapidly In recent years that the pres.
ent facilities are somewhat taxed.
I1ans now in hand, however, when
worked out will enasle the department
II accommodate many moro stuients.
and will provide more opportunity TOR
research work.
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Our Office and Head
quarters at
No. 2l2 N. Eighth St.

Murphy's Hotel Annex.
Parties having business with us will
please call at No. 2l2 North Eighth
Street until further notice. =.
While our regular auction salos may
be postponed for few days. we are
ready as usual to make sales in pri-
vate residences, bankrupt stocks, gen.
eral merchandise sales. or any other
business In the general auction line.
We also wish to express our appre-
citation for the many courtesies and
sympathy extended us.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
P. S.-The auction sale OF bankrupt
stock OF groceries, etc. advertised to
take place on Thursday, December 7,
Is postponed. Due advertisement will
be made for future date OF this sale.
ROBT. T. WINSTON.
#s.- ReceIynr
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auction BaIes, Entnrs bayn Z
BY g, l. 6 IL l. penoon, Il
Neai Estate Auctsonesrs.
SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION u
OF k
SEVERAL HANDSOME !,
Monument Avenue
Lots

At the request or tho owner. we wiz
sell VI % 6y auetion. on the premises. on N
at 400 o'clock z, NJ, FEsfss
the handsome building lots ct The
southeast corner of Monument Avenue
age of leo feet on the south line OF
Monument Avenue. with full depth to
wide alley. These lots have a beau
trui -eieretlon. being two or three feet
above the street level. with no filing
ana are especially attractive for build
ing purposes. ~ 7T.Ii1'ss
This sale offers rare opportunity,
to SPECTATORS and Investors GENERALLY.
as solid lots in this vicinity are ,er.
ceedingly scarce 81
TERMS: Very reasonable 5s
G. l. & H. L. DENOoN, 5
-H AuctioneerB
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In execution OF a certain deed Of
trns. to Roscoe c.. Nelson and the
undersigned. dated July 90, 1901. and
res,,,, +. In clerks office Of Henrleo
p"ge 10. default having been mad. IN
the payment Of the debt therein So
the henehciaries. will. on 81
WEDNESDAY,; DECEMRER 8. 1911,
on the premises. sell that certain Tot
Of land at the northwest corner OF
IT. and Rogers Streets. fronting 81
feet on Rogers street and extending
back between IT. Street AMI a limo
parallel Herewith 1926 feet to an ,.iey.
This lot is on the Paramount r1r line,
one block east OF Mechanicsville Turn-
pike. Transfer at Twenty-third and
Ma rShall Streets 80
TERMS: One-fourth cash, and bal.
ance In equal payments, at six. twelve
and eighteen months. deferred pay
ments to bear per cent interest, and
secured by trust deed on the property;
or more or all each, at option of pur-
chaser. 'gli
B. RAND WEXFORD.
Sole Acting Trustee.
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Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l
Bristol Va. December 4.-Bristol
city, and the Head-Linscomb- McCor-
mick Company lost about $4,000 BY a
elaze which burned the city's large
Han early this morning. The Head
Lipscomb- Mccormick Company had Its
large stock OF overalls and overall ma :
teriai drenched with water. The prop
erty was Insured.
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5olirftors am salesmrn


SALESMEN WANTED.-TWENT (2o)
men, - to 80 years old, who sin
erely believe in corporations; men
who can subscribe $500 FOR stock 10
large cnain OF stores now being or
San!zed. Every employc. siocKholder
und customer mutually Interested In
pront-sharinS business Address
II 6S, care Tines- DIspntch
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Real estate laanteo


WANTED, no BUY DIRECT FROM
owner several small pieces good
renting property for investment GIVE
description. exact location and lowest
price. q los. care Times Dispatch.
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Bpars 1Manten I

WANTED. BOARD IN QUIET ADULT
family for mother and. daughter from
North: must be heated house With
{ improvements. In u suburbs; Ginter
particulars. Address MRS. CROSBY,
l2 Jerome St, Dorohetshire, Mass.
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By Pollard & Begby,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


OF
TWo-s STORY FRAME DWELLING.
NO. SOL NORTH THIRTY SECOND
STREET. -
In execution OF a deed OF trust.
dated April 20. 1910. and recorded In
the clerks office OF Richmond Cham
Gerry Court, D. b. 207-D. page ISL, de z
fault having been made in the pay
ment of a portion OF the debt therein
secured. viii sell by auction. on the
premises, on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER I. 1911.
at 1880 p. NJ. sharp.
the above mentioned DWELLING with
lot thereto belonging. fronting 90 feet
by depth OF le6 feet. more or less,
to an alley In rear. 5.F3
TERMS: Cash.
H n. POLLARD. JR..
Trustee.
N B.-While the terms require cash..
more liberal terms may be arranged
by seeing the auctioneers.
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KraI G5tats For lAent

EFIIc :: 81,
by Hill: seven roous. ali convent
enceS: hrst-class condition. Apply
JOHN II. GREEN, State Llibrnry.
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professional l9rIp luantfn

TEACHERS FOR MANY SPLENDID
direct January calls. graded, high
schools and colleges all grades and
departments; special guaranteed trial
enrolment offer. SHERIDAN'S
TEACHERS AGENCIES, Grecnw oS1.
S. c.: Atlanta. Ga: Charlotte. y. G.
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15usiness Opportunities

- -~~~~~~~~~--~~~>-->~->~~-
l OWN 500 TURKEYS AND PROPOSE
TO give them away to everybody de-
posting in bunk regularly 81 or
more. First come the first served
For particulars call on II. 3. REID
% North Ninth.
STUDENTS WANTED FOR THOR.
ough courses in bookkeeping, short
hand and English. Day and night
classes. MASSEY BUSINESS col.
LEG d. 500 East Broad Street
WANTED, a LIVE MAN WITH 5000
10 $4,000 to buy an interest In the
leading dry goods store 90 Il huStlins
town; party to give his time to bust,
ness: Apply to IL 81, caro- Tines-D Dis
patch.
FOR SALE. BARBER SHOP; MOST
up, to-date proposition in Norfolk;
VIII sell whole. or half-interest to
manage same third cash. bal.
ance easy terms. Address j. G. S.,
ls5 Bank Street, Norfolk. Va.
WANTED. TO COMMUNICATE WITH
young man or parent Of youth Of
college education, willing to work
and study, having $4,000 to invest
with view to his entering upon prom
Using business career. Address a 10
care Times Dispatch.
HOMES AND FARMS OF ALL DE-
seriptions bought on our plans en-
aples the borrower to pay for same
ments. We only charge 5 per cent.
interest on unpaid balances. You
can pay in full at any time, thereov
stopping further interest. Seven
years of success demonstrates our
plan has no equal. Send for booklet
telling how. GEO. s. RICHARDSON
408 American National Bank Bldg.
Richmond, Va.
a RICHMOND MANUFACTURING EN-
terprise has outsrown Its capital and
needs the services of good man
such one an excellent opportunity
is, offered. Address D 191. care Tines
~ Dispatch. fS.,-4 J. = 800
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Goal anu allnon

IaE ,W0opMAN HAS Apo1T FffVE
cords OF good oak and pine knots
II you have heater or grato II
will pay you to get on car and ride
- up to- see 1t His coal makes 4 pt,r q,
ashes: LONG. Is 1906 West Broad
Street \
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agents 11anteo

ILLUSTRATES CAT
aioYue OF big money makers ready.
Write for II and free sample OF latest
patented necessity. IDEAL SPECIAL
Tr CO. Box JI5. Pulaski Va
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j2ntices

Richmond. Va, December /, 1911.
No. 52T Hull Street.
THE CONCERN OF AUGUSTINE ROY
ALL g. co. having been dissolved by
the death OF George L. Gary. all par
Ties 10 whom the concern is indebted
VIII please present their accounts.
and all parties Indebted to the con :.
Germ Will please come forward and
settle their indebtedness. in order to
wind up the affairs of the said firm.
AUGUSTINE ROYAL & CO.
BY Augustine Royal.
SurviNinK Partner.
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sttuations 1llantrp, Tfll,aIc

n LADY DESIRES POSITION AS STE
nographer: bank work preferable.
Address III IL. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. EXTRA WORK BY FIRST
class .stcnogrupher. Phone Madison
5GSO-J
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l2eIp, aaale anb IrmaIr

TorCH TYFEWRITING AND GREGG
shorthand are the best. Get the best
and good position through us.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, SU2
East Broad Street
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llanttn

THE ViRGINf1 HONE FoR 1TF1NTs
100 West Clay Street. Richmond, Va.
long distance phone Madison 7190.
which we wish adopted by persons
who can furniBh good references
Write or call for particulars.
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH, HOUSE,
hold goods In any QuaKti.y. Phone
Madison 1851. ,4s.sta ia :.
S E o ND-H AN d MACHINERY OB
every description bought u full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1913 ID.
Cary st Phone Madison 1926 fH
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ReaI Gstate gur Sale

An ELEGANT2 VIRGINIA HoSiEG.
Large brick dwelling. one OF the best
specimens of Georgian architecture
IN this country; modern equipment:
outbuildings completes: flower gar
dens; conservatory; 1900 acres.
cleared land fertile and highly cut-
uvatcd; timber bSundnry; macad-
aniized road; hunting district: most
picturesque environment; glorious
views; charming scenery; perfect So
cinl and climatic conditions cisiss
accessible: property ready for GIN
wealth and culture. Price, Sl6O,0OO.
Illustrated folder free. Fl. w. HILL
LEARf & CO.. T23 Southern Bldg.
Washington, d. e.
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VIM. B. Pizzini Co..
723 East Main Street.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF 39is
VALUABLE WEST CLAY STREET
PROPERTY ~. N

BY virtue OF a decree entered by tha
Law and Equity Court on the 18th dny
OF May, 1911. In the chancery suit Of
~. II. Beverldge and wife vs. Beveridge
ct ais" I will offer for sale. on the
premises. on ~ E
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Z. 1911.
at 4 o'clock r.. NJ, SIS
that valuable residence property To-
Gated at Goa West Clay Street
The building is detached brick
dwelling, containing six (6) rooms, and
the lot has a frontage of o5 S-1o feet
and runs back between parallel lines
14O feet to paved alley. VIII make
most desirable and convenient home
or n first-class investment fs "a
TERMS One-third cash; balance in
six and twelve months. notes to be
given for the deferred payment, se-
cured either by deed OF strust on props
erty or by retention OF title, and bear.
ing 0 per cent. interest Sale subject
to the confirmation of tho court.
JAMES l. SHELTON,
Special Commissioner
I. p. p. Winston. clerk of the Law
and Equity Court OF the city OF Rich,
mond, do certify that the bond re-
Qulred of James L. Shelton, special
commissioner. in the above entitled
cause, has been duly executed, with APP
proved security.
Given under nv hand this 21st day
P. p. WINSTON,
Clerk t
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JIats .jftr Rsnt

FLAT FOR RENT. FOUR
or six rooms, furnished or unfurnish
ed: centrally located. modern conve-
niences Apply lie North Third
street. or phone Madison 1921.
FIRST FLAT. s WEST FRANKLIN:
Tour beautiful rooms. bath, pantry
and heat. Apply s w. Franklin
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- Two Billiard Tables. Three Pool
T Tables md ali acca,,or;

Two Billiard Tables. Three Pool
Tables and all accessories. 4
These are splendid Newport tables,
with Monarch cushions. cues, balls and
all other accessories necessary for q
frst-cl pool and billiard room,
ALSO Mahogany Desk and Chair. Elec-
tric Fans. Cash Register. Clock, ia
bles, Chairs, etc, etc. ~
Purchaser desiring to carry on bust
ness az Same location can obtain lease.
am authorized to sell privately or
publicly. subject to confirmation OF
court. rs
Apply to mo at 4o2 American Ma.
tional Bank Building for further par
uculars and inspection of the goods.
Phone Monroe 3ih = !, ~
! sale. q. ~ - T =
Goods offered nrst separately and
then as whole, the best offer to be
reported to the court. tlG {9It
WM. CRUMP TUCKER.
49,, Receiver.
Auctfoneers
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Referring to the above notice, 1
our friends and the public my crate
iul thanks for the liberal patronage
they so generously bestowed on the
OLD hrm. and TO announce to them
that ! viii continue the real estate
and insurance business in all It's
branches.
! bespeak the continuance of their
patronage and confidence. pledging
me same prompt attention TO their
interest. l am.
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pptfcfS
The Valentine Auction Co.
AuCTloNEER9
g 1 g E4AS ST BROAD ST;

On account OF the FIRE in our build
Ing, No. 6lS East Broad Street, we will
have our
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chancery Court. City of Richmond, In
suit

BY virtue Of the above decree, and rs
special commissioners therein appoint
ed for tho purpose, we Will proceed to
sell at. public auction. on the, premises.
at the above time and date. the prop
erty mentioned In said decree, as fol-
lows:
That certain lot Of land In tho city
of Richmond Va. with the Improve
ments thereon. known as the Old Stone
House property, located and bounded
as follows. to-wit; Beginning on the
north line OF Main Street. between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets. Mt a
point aiXty-siX (66) feet west of Twen-
tieth Street. running thence westwardly
and fronting on the north line of Main
Street thirty-two t32i feet, more or
from the said front, at right angles.
more or less. to Rose Alley"
The above property. rich in history
and hoary in antiquity. will he sold
the residue In three equal instruments.
payable at six, twelve and eighteen
months, evidenced by negotiable notes.
with interest added, and title retained
until said notes are paid and deed
ALLEN G. COLLINS.
JOSEPH c. TAYLOR,
Special Commissioners.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
Auctioneers.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 21st day
OF November. 1911.
Teste:
tsigne> cHAs O. sAv1LI.B.
Clerk.
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SUBURBAN HOME. $4,000. EASY
tcrns; new house, S rooms: every
convenience; large lot. This prop
erty Is very attractive and will grow
In value. An exceptional opportu-
nifty for any homcscekcr. Address II.
o. Box 100, Richmond
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FOR SALE. az MODERN EIGHT- ROOM
house. hot water heated: most COM
plete house In the West End. Owner
needs money See J. a. CONNOLLY
g. CO.. early.
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gattlatiuns 1uanten, scale

EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR, Elk
magistrate, sober, Industrious, wants
collecting to do mornings. Best city
reference. Address d 1913, care Times
Dispatch.
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YOUNG MAN WANTED, TO WORK
for a large poultry company Must
give entire services and invest small
amount of cash as working security:
$40 per week guaranteed. Refer
ences and security given. Fl 1873, care
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