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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-13
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. LippIncott has moved from
Mrs. Rachel Brewster's TO the
homestead In Sewaren.
Richard Sattler, Sr., was an out
Of town visitor yesterday.
Miss Halle Longstreet and guest,
Miss Lou Workman, spent Tuesday
evening in Perth Amboy.
The young people Of the Metho-
dist church will have q corn roast
Friday evening Of this week.
Miss Hester Jordan and Miss
Bertha Huber are taking q course
at Trainers Business College.
Miss Ruth Braley, Miss Edith
Brander and Mr.. Rider, teachers in
the new high school, are located at
Mrs. Harris on Upper Main street.
TrV-EN-TN-r NEWS ,1-crr Th1 GAIA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-13
SOUTH AMBOY

Miss Ida Webb, daughter Of Rev.
n. E. Webb, Of Main street, is at
tending the State Normal School at
Trenton.
The registry books this year are
quite defective, as they are alphabet
ically arranged for the registry of
names with only one page for each
letter and on each page spaces for
only twenty-three names. On some
pages there will have to be consider
able paper attached to give room for
the registry of names. Last year
each page would hold t~hirty-one
names and there were several pages
on which to register.
Miss Anna Scully, of First street,
is s%ojourning for a short time at
Lakewood for the benefit Of her
health.
Mrs. Frank Compton, of Maxvllle,
spent yesterday with friends at
Hightstown.
Mrs. Abram Everett, Of Highland
Park, formerly Of Henry street, was
a South Amboy visitor yesterday.
Douglas Hunt, Of Catherine street,
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Miss Gladys Emmons, of Second
street, who graduated at the high
school, this city, commenced a course
Of study at the State Normal School
at Trenton this week.
Captain William Marshall, of
George street, was an o~ut-of-town
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. William Conover, of First
street, has returned home after a
two weeks ~sojourn at Atlantic City.
Michael Byrnes, of First street,
day %janitor at the city hall, has been
granted a weeks vacation by the
mayor and council.
Ridgeway Such was a shore visitor
Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-13
ONCE RICH, DIED POOR.
Fortune of William A. Myers Dwindled
to Few Thousand.

Fortune of william A. Myers Dwindled
TO Few Thousand.
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, Sept. 10
William A. Myers, who died In Fish
kill Landing a few days ago. once
worth at least a quarter Of a million
dollars, died almost penniless.
Myers was one Of the founders of
the National Press association. He
owned stocks and bonds in various
corporations and banks; had a country
place in Duchess county worth $4,000
and was a man Of ample means.
Mrs. Myers says that her husband
left no real estate and no personal
property, with the exception Of insur-
ance policies aggregating 1880 and
shares of stock In the National bank
at F1shkill Landing valued at $500,
making the total $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-13

ANY euaIr, or happening, or cir
cumstance which is too small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small to worry
about
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-13
LITTLE INTEREST Is
SHOWN IN ROOSEVELT
spectal to the ERENING E

Roosevelt, Sept. 13:-There was
not much interest in registration
here yesterday. When the polling
places were closed last night there
were 142 registered in No. l poll, the
Carteret section, and 1875 IN No. 2
poll, the Chrome section.
You'll find it In the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-13

ALFRED ANDERSON.
PARQUET FLOORS.
Ecreping, Refnishing, Old Floors MAZDA
Like New. B57 Broadway Tcttsn.
vile, N. Y. Tel 97%J, Tottenvilia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-13

EVENING NEWS covers the field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-13

You'll find it In the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-13
THE DOCTORS QUESTION

Much Sickness Due to Bowel Dis
orders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-13

II you do MOI read the NEWS
every dav you miss a great deal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-19
Luol ua.o -s.4..-

STRAYED. LAST SUNDAY OR MON
cay. IRON 25l4 kensington Avenue.
ANAL brown Irish terrier. Finder
viii DO rewarded by notifying above
number. Phone Madison 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-19
CONTRACT is AWARDED
BY STREET COMMITTEE
Roadway I'm Fredericksburg TO lie
Mncndamigcd = Interesting
Greek Ceremony
[speeial to The Tlmes. Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Fredericksburg. Va, September is.-The
awarded the contract for macadamiz!ns
the roadway on the west side OF Washing
ton Avenue and the circles at Mercer Mon
ument The contract price is si,20o
The Daughters OF the Confederacy of this
city have conferred crosses of honor on B.
F. Price. A. y. Cannady, \. D. Jett and /.
A. Weaver. Confederate veterans. and w
Key Howard son OF veteran. The chap
ter elected Miss Eta Barney and Mrs.
r. Swift as delegates TO the annual con.
federacy. I ich convrnes in Roanoke.
:, The Wrisl Latane Camp OF Confederate
Veterans. of sseN county. has elected John
VI. Lewis. DR.. Warner Lewis r. r. Whit
lock. William Campbell. j. w. Phillips and
Nuseoe Gnrnet;, Jr.. delegates to the Grand
camp of Confederate Veterans, which con-
venes Mt Newport News October IL. Is. 49,
J. 7, Watson. OF spotsylvania county.
ccllorsvilie. ten miles from this city. which
had twelve ratties and button in''catln
that the snake was fifteen and ono half
years old. and was four feet long.
mond county, will be dedicated the fourth
Sunday in September. Rev. s,arke lett is
the pastor
An interesting ceremony took place here
last night at the. home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Caiamos. Mr.. Calamos is Greek.
Mrs Calamos is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, John A. White OF this city They
were married here several years ago by one
OF tho local ministers.
It was recently decided for them 10 he
remarked with tho Greek ceremony. Ac~
cordingly Creek priest. John Alexspuos.
or Warrington, came hero Sunday and the
ceremony was performed. followed by a
great feast. number OF prominent Greeks
were present, besides many local friends Of
the couplos ~.
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ing. 1t has been through subscrtp-
tons, not one, but many. and not
the result OF one or two hours work.
but systematic canvass. day by day.
from the start right up to the last
hour. Another thing that has count
ed has been organization. The con-
testants, who have been on the Job. J
have organized their fathers and
mothers. brothers, and sisters and
friends into an army OF support, ali
working for subscriptions orsani-&
cation counts in battle OF any kind.
and equally as much in battle OF
ballots. 80
Tomorrow is the day of days. and
it is then that the winners will
| be determined. 1t is then that the
six weeks battle closes. Promptly at
l. o'clock noon ar alarm clock will
ring and proclaim the closing hour.
At that time all reserve ballots must
be In the ballot box and the last sub
scription turned in. Then comes the
final count.
Any contestants. or their represen-
tatives. are welcome to be present at.
the closing and If any one desires
| the entire vote will be open to their
inspection. and can be recanvassed by
them. AS soon after the ballot box
closes as possible the count viii be
made and the prize-winners deter-S
mined. The final standings and the
names of the winners will be an-
| nounced in Thursdays paper.
| II any contestants should be tied
/ in the final count. the value OF the
prize under question will be divided
among those tying. Any contestant
who stops work at this. the eleventh
| hour of the race. Is making a great
| mistake no matter how confident he
| may be- No one can tell what the last
day will bring forth and the only
| way is to keep right at 1t until the
last minute 1t is no disgrace to lose,
provided you have done the very best
YOU could, but you would be nightly
disguised with yourself IL you found
out at the last minute that few
more subscriptions would have carr
ried you over among the winners
! On every side are speculations az
to who the winners Will be. prophee iea
! as to how large a vote will be polled
etc. These are all things that can
not be told n thing about until the
hnal count shows up for itself. It is
but natural that every contestant
should feel confident. Condolences is
! one OK the secrets of success It Is
not what some one else is doing, but
| what you are doing that counts most.
Remember. the contest closes
| promptly at noon tomorrow, at Ia
! o'clock. Not 1850 or 1910 or even
| 1901. but exactly at IL, and when the
alarm clock stops ringing. every sin
gle vote must be In. Any coming In
after that time. either from city or
out-of-town contestants. will not be
| counted.
Now for the finishing lapl Who Is
1t going to be?
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MANY PORTRAITS
IN COURTROOM
Secured Through Efforts o,
Judge Wright-Progress in
Railroad Survey.
Especial to The T!mes-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Lancaster, Va, September is.-The Sep
TENDER term OF Lancaster Circuit Court
opened to-day with Judge Wright presiding
The COURTROOM is now one OF the most
seven portraits on the walls nearly all o..
them being OF the WORTHLESS of Lancaster
county from the days of King Robert Car.
ter TO the present time. There arc also
TWO nusis, one OF Marshall the other OF
Jefferson. and two mural tablets. one com.
nemoratins the Blind Preacher Waddill
county. Among the portraits is a beautiful
OIL painting OF Mary Bali, mother OF George
Washington. who was born at Epping For
est. abou, seven miles west OF Lancaster
courthouse All these portraits have been
Obtained through the efforts OF Judge
E. Bruce squ,res has informed Judge
wright that he Is going to present 20 Ian
caster county replica bust OF Houdons
washington; Bushrod Wilkins. of West.
m,oreiand. has agreed to give bush of
Chief Juctice John Marshall to adorn the
eourt-roo of his native county, and Bush
G 6Ga Pome aoS Is going to present bust OF
Alexandria. soon Will present handsome
| tablet in commemoration OF Patrick Henry
mnd George Mason TO the people OF North
Ing himself not only q wise expounder OF
| the law. but preserver of the local his.
Judicial circuit
The Rev. Adoniram Judson Reamy and
mis- son; the Rev. A. J. Reamy. Jr.. have
EISp.eu eniI 10 lne JOINT Passionate OF
sairport. Fairfield. Smithheld and Coar
baptlst churches. In Northumberland coun-
a., The younger Mr., Reamy Will iii hi,
htst appointment on the LIST OF October, and
MS rather VIII join him month later
inc work OF surveying tho proposed Rich.
Inond and Northern Neck Railway is going
boswell 70 Sandy Point. the deepwater
terminus on the Chesapeake Bay. having
neen completed. During the past week
John SHELTON Williams, CHIEF Engineer Nor.
man Jones. OF the Virginia Electric Power
company, and General Manager Bemiss
OF the Georgia and Florida Railway Com
route OF the proposed line. with Claiming
NJ. ward. the promoter OF the enterprise.
ana ana expressed themselves as pleased with
the country through which the raiiroad is
! 70 run. and as confident OF its near com
pieton and It's assured success When the
,oaa Is completed the Northern Neck will
De really part OF Virginia
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FEW MORE HOURS UNTIL
PONY CONTEST CLOSES
Tomorrow at Noon Six Weeks Battle of Bal
lots ENDS, and Seventeen Priz4 Winners
Will BE Determined txcitement
INNING High

Another avalanche OF votes came In
yesterday. and some more big changes
In the list OF standings are shown in
the list published elsewhere In to-
days paper. Close to a million votes
were cast yesterday alone. and that,
with about the same number which
were cast Saturday. makes the COM
petition lively one during the last
days.
Master William Giesendoffer is still
leading the city districts, and Master
Edward Richardson. of Farmville. the
country district. Both of these con-
testants have strengthened their lead
Il Few thousand votes since the stand
ings were published on Sunday, but
1t has not in the least discouraged the
other contestants, who are now work
ing harder than ever Heavy punches
OF votes were deposited yesterday by
Miss Vernelle Singrey. of District /;
Master r. Cecil Garlick. and the
Misses Gertrude Mckinney and Helen
Vaughan, of the Second District All OF
these contestants have made big gains,
and as the end draws near the race is
getting closer and closer.
1t is only few hours now until
the emu Oh inc race. To-day and un-
I'll noon tomorrow and the contest
closes. For a little over six weeks
the battle OF the ballots has been
waged In every corner OF Richmond
and suburbs. and in every part OF tho
state of Virginia. From the first day
interest has been manifest on every
SIDE, and day by day as the end has
drawn near 1t has increased hourly.
There is hardly reader of The
Times Dispatch that has not some fav-
orite in the race. who they are anxious
TO see win out and to whom they are
lending their support by giving their
subscriptions and by inducing friends
and acquaintances to give theirs. 1;
is safe to say that there have not been
many people in all the State of Vir-
Einia who have been overlooked by
the contestants in the scramble for
subscriptions
Many have wondered how the chill
dren could secure such big stand
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WANTED. AT ONCE. a GOOD. PRAC
ticel norseshoer. None other Nee
apply. Permanent position Tor righ
party GEORGE +. WARDEN. Sout
boston, Va.
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YOUNG MAN WITH CLERICAL,
executive and mechanical ability and
experience wishes to connect with a
concern in a position which may
have a good present and a better
future for the right person. Address
A 523, care Times Dispatch.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST OPEN FOR
position. Address L 21s. care Times
Dispatch
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Nominations by Renul,Iicans

80, Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Aoinsdon. Va, September lS-A. T Lin
coin. of Marion. was nominated here Sat.
9rdey in the Republican convention state
senator from this district Judge McBroom
aho hestner were named as delegates to
represent Washington county and the civ
OF Bristol in the Legislature
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-19

At the request of owner, we will
sell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT 20, 1911.
at o'clock p. NJ,
the above very desirable property.
The dwelling IS we'll built, has ten
rooms and two bath rooms. all in good
order. The lot fronts 60 feet and runs
back $50 feet to a wide alley. There
Is good shop and office on the west
ern part of the lot, and also a good
brick stable in the rear. There Is an
alley on the east side OF house. run
ming back from Canal Street. This
sale orers good opportunity to any
contractor to secure a nice home. with
large shop and lot adjoining, or il Will
make a good investment, as the shop
and ONCE will yield a good revenue,
and the house will make a comfortah Ie
nome or rent for good price.
TERMS: Very reasonable.
c. L, & II. l.. DENOON.
Auctioneers.
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suction s5ales. future sadp.,
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
SMALL FRAME DWELLING No ,oo
WEST DUVAL STREET

In execution of decree of the Chan.
eeIy Court or the city or Richinon,t
entered in the suit OF Charles ii. Gran
Ton VS.. Arthur Thompson ct ais, will
sen by auction. on ohe premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER u. 1911
at $50 o'clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned property The
lot has a frontage OF II IA feet.
property in this location rents well
ana II you are looking for a small in
veStment, here you are
TERMS: One third cash. and the
residue in three equal monthly install :
ments. payable at three. six and nine
months after date of sale, deferrsd
payments, TO be evidenced by notes,
with interest added; or all cash. at
the option of the purchaser The title
to he retained until all OF the pur-
chase money is paid.
ROBERT H TALLEY,
Special Commissioner
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day
of July, 1911.
CLERK
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WANTED, AT ONCE. ANGLESMlTH.
Apply FACTORY. Trigg snip Yards. X.
BARNES SAFE. AND LOCK CO.
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WANTED. TEN ENTERTAINMENTS AT
once. Apply at BOOTH BROS. 2la
North Third Street
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bi8sOlution lorilto.

THIS DAY THE PARTNERSHIP
tween PHILLIPS & ALTMAN is dis
solved by mutual consent Ali the
outstanding obligations will be as
sumed by Phillips. and debts due said
firm will be collected by the sail
Phillips. PHILLIPS G ALTMAN.
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Der8onaIE

LADIES. IF YOU ARE SO FoRrul
NATE AS TO BE ACQUAINTED
WITH AfsT OF OUR PATRONS. YOU
HAVE ALREDY HEARD ABOUT
OUR SUITS, AS THEY ARE MADE
STRUCTED BY EXPERTS. THEY
CANNOT FAIL TO WIN THE ADJ
MlRATIOS OF ALL LADIES. CLOSE
ATTENTION PAID TO INDIVIDUAL
STYLES, AND ALL THIS AT VERY
REASONABLE PRICES. WINTERS
d DOLEZAL, 209 1-2 NORTH SIXTH.
ABOVE "WOMANS SHOP"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-19

GOLDBERG. LATE WITH
KAUFMAN CO. BEG TO AN
NOUN THAT HAVE OPENED My
LADIES' TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT AT 202 NORTH FIRST
STREET., BETWEEN BROAD AID
LINE OF IMPORTED AND DoMES-
NC GOODS AND LATEST STYLES.
WILL ALSO OFFER TO ALL THE
LADIES OF RICHMOND AND VI
C1NITY A REDUCTION-$45 AND
$50 SUITS FOR s35 FOR THE NEXT
TWO WEEKS. INSPECTION IN
V1TED. PHONE MONROE S431,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-19

LADIES. THE WONDERFUL coMBI-
nation boiler washes clothes: re-
CURES no labor sells for $3.50. Send
your name and address to w. A.
SEATON, 400 East Clay Street. and
he will tell you how you can get one
free. 81
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Zeal estate for Re,1t

HOTEL FOR RENT-oN OCTOBER
LIST the hotel at Arvonia will be
for rent. This house is furnished
from top to bottom: also has acety-
iene gas, hot and cold water in bath
room. Rent moderate TO the right
person Apply to ARNONIA M
rooms; cheap rent to good tenant.
Apply at once. RuEHRMUND &.
BoWLES. II North Eighth Street
WHY PAY RENT OR KEEP A VA
cant lot? We will buy you a lot
anywhere. and build on your own
plan, or You can build yourself on
your own lot, and we Will furnish
ths money at per cent. interest.
NO delays or commissions SMITH
rs North Eighth
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Bnarb 1Wanten.

Wa n E D-REFiNES LADY AND
gentlemen. with young daughter
with private family, from October
lst between Main and Broad Streets.
west of Foushee. State terms: refer
ences exchanged Address X. Y. T.,
=. o. Box GA City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-19

On account OF owners making q
change In business, we will sell on
THIS TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10,
beginning at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
at No. 4o1 North Twenty-seventh
Street Corner Marshall and Twenty
seventh Streets). one small Soda Foun-
tain. two Counters, 1--WE Showcases,
long Marble Slab. Ice Boxes. Shelving,
Chairs. Stools, Cashiers Desk. large
Ice Box. Fish Box. Fish Tray and
Stand, Platform Scales, Swinging
Scales. small stock Tobacco. Candy,
etc: about fifteen cords Stick Wood,
one good Gesolene Engine and Tank.
one Wood Saw and Table. push Cart
Coal Measures, good Work Horse, TOP
Delivery Wagon. Harness. Merchants
Tobacco, Fish and Oyster and Wagon
License, etc.
Sale positive 8 o'clock p. NJ. Tues
day. September 1e.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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.ReetinQa.

q THE STATED CoMMUNICA-
w tlon of the Richmond Randolph
w L.oge, No. 10, Ancient, Free and
Accepted Masons. will be held in the
Nasons' Hall. Franklin. near Eigh-
teenth Street, THIS (Tuesday) EVE
MING, September 10Th. 1911, at 6
O'Clock Work in the L. A. and NJ. NJ.
degrees All Master Masons In good
standing are fraternally invited to at
BY order of the Master.
w. A. CLARKE, JR.,
Secretary.
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AueutS INanfen,

AGENTS EVERYWHERE CAN MAKE
big income distributing coupons ad-
yertising our gum. No canYassing;
liberal yearly contract. Send seven
two-cent stamps for supply coupons,
samples gum and Instructions
SPEARM1NT COMPANY. 1T77, Broad
way. Department. 81, New York.
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Goal ann 0Uaonh

LONG HAS BEEN IN THE BUSINESS
over 13 years: It's his speciality, and
you can save by ordering oak, pine,
hlckory OF slab at summer prices
until September 18th Phone 1869
loIo.
HiNDLiNG WOOD. EXCELLENT FOR
light cooking. s1.50 helf-cord Phone
Madison III. SAMUEL H COTTRELL
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Auttton 9ales. ytts Bas.
The Valentine Auction Co.
Aucf1okEEAs
ST g EAST BROAD ST.

CORD WOOD. GASOLINE ENGINE.
WOOD SAW AND TABLE,. HORSE.
WAGON HARNESS.. SHOWCASES,
COUNTERS. SCALES. ICE BOXES.
SODA FOUNTAIN, SMALL STOCK
OF TOBACCO. CANDY, ETC, At
AUCTION.
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esollriIGrS ano &oaiesmen.
WANTED. soLcfToRs, EITHER SEX,
mission. Apply 10 to l2 A NJ.
SOuTHERN NOVELTY CO., 80 North
Eighth Street
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5unrner gaarnin0

WANTED, B6aR6ERs IN REFINED
family; library, post-ofilfe. churches
and station near; references neces-
Cismnnt. va.
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The Valentine Auction Go.
AUc.nONaERS
8 I g EA ST BROAD SEE
STORAGE AUCTION SALE

STORAGE AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT ToMP-
KINS'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE
NO. PIG WEST BROAD STREET.
We will sell. for storage and other
charges.
THIS TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10,
commencing at 1890 o'clock,
at Tompkinss Storage House. No. 21s
west Broad Street. a large quantity
or household effects. consisting of a
handsomely carved Walnut Bed Room
suit, Hair Mattress, Feather pillows
a NUMBER of Oak Dressers. wash.
STANDS srs See Beds. Wardrobes. Chairs, Rock
COOKING Utensils. Crockery, Glassware
rosewood Piano. Estey Parlor Organ
Sideo cards, Dining Tables, Barrels and
SoSes containing sundry household
endcts, 20 De sold unopened as stored
ana various other household furniture
NEW FURNITURE
We will also sell the FOLLOWING ne,
furniture: Three Plush Parlor suits
one Mission Wood Den Sat 1fnw,
pleGes). Oak Dining Table (ronnJ1
twelye Oak Dining Chairs severeI
Gnase Leather Rockers. and other FUR.
AUTOMOBILE AND WAGON
At ~ o'clock. We will sell one two
one Laundry Wagon. ana
ten naie positive. Ladies' invited TO nj.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
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5ituattong, a5rnfeaaionaI.

%4NTE6. BY sGccEssFUI TEACH.
er, position in family. English. math-
mates, Latin, French, music MISS
v. WINGFIELD. Warren, Albemarle
county, va.
WANTED. POSITION IN, PUBLIC OR
private sohool-English, Latin. math-
ties, English and history Address
MISS DASH1ELI. Arlington Heights,
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Rutute8.

WINTI 20. THE PUBLIC rs KNoT
East biain street. buy. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEsT STYLES. Old gold and Sill
yer always taken IN eNchanxa.
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WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN Cay OF
good character and habits, position
with reliable concern, with chances
for promotion. Well educated; best
references. K 1T6, care Times-Dis-