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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-03
Harrison County
MARGARET
MannIngton. 3. F. ..

! - - -, ~, 2 J. 3,
Our Sunday School is; going good
enrolled about fifty, Mrs. Addie Cop
enhayen'ls Superintendent
Mr., @. ~, Price OF Pricetowh was
calling on Mr, ". L., Loomarn.
NJ, |. u Lpemam has been working
roads the past week., \.
Mrs: Grover Smith Of shinstownS L
calling on Mr.. J. B, Ashcraft. ~
Miss Mary Moore and Latte Hid
Feth, called ut D., E, C9penhavers
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Mud Lick Run
and PrIekett's Creek
Falrmont Route 9,


Mr.. Emory Hecks little girl is Still
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Huskill' ant
children were visiting relatives a
Boo,hsyille a few days last week.
Mr. George Vincent and family o.
Fairmont were visiting at Mr.. jacob
Rogers Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Travis were
calling at Mr.. ], w, Neels Sunday
last. sNJRnR
Several people from around here al.
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Sally Lake
Wednesday morning,
Miss Gertie Satterfeld was visiting
her Aunt Mrs, Belle Rlcheson, Satur.
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Carpenter
and family We're at Mr.. Wager Bun.
ner's Sunday last.
Saturday was town day for several
PEOPLE around here.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Miller and little
son were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Miller Sunday,
Several people attended the funeral
OF Mrs. Harriet Corrothers Sunday
last, KlDDo.
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GLADLY CREEK B. 3. q

our people are all vel. ii,
There will be Childrens day al
Gladly Sunday duly 18th, at the Baptist
church Sunday School, and the Rev
Nentnne of Warrington, W. Va. will
preach.
Music. both instrumental and vocal
by W. ]. Mathew, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy
ana The Gladly choir. a good pro
gram will be rendered. Several
speakers VIII be present, Everybody
is invited to come and stay all day
and see that old Gladly Is upto date
Misses oRseiia, Nancy and Lizza
Neels of Taylor county were visiting
8. H. Rudy, Saturday and Sunday !.
Miss LIZA Linn or Harrison county
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NoEMollEY FoR aoV ERNiNENf.

lPhiladelphla Pfes.l 4,
when Congress resumes Busihess
next Monday The new iiseal year viii
have begun with only two.of the is
general appropriation bills enacted
into law. The money for the dipio.
5Fatie, and consular service and for
tortiaeations lis provided, but nothing
else A3niakeshitt resolution eontinu.
ing the appropriation Of last Year un.
III the new supply bills are enacted
has been introduced. but not acted
upo1s H. Congress will pass that
promptly. the ordinary operations Of
gcyernmentiWill not be long interrupt.
ea but there Is no certainty as 10
|iwhRt Congress will do. and even at
the best there will be an interval OF
sushendedi government payments.
Heads OF departments are In grave
doubt assto what responsibility they
can. safely TAKE, and apparently there
Is;nothing better to do in some cases
than u lay on employees temporarily
and walt thespleasIfe. OF Congress.
Tails failures Of appropriation can
not be charged to- The President, for
only one approximation bill thus far
has been returned though another,
now in conference The Legislative,
Executive and Jndicial-we deserves
the same treatment. The Heuse has
been.yery slow ii passing the appro.
priationfbllls andsthe Senate Units turn
has been equally dilitory III taking
them up. Five bills We're sent to the
Senate in May and one as late rs
June, and the Senate has enacted but
two OF them Tbs House has over
loaded the bills with novel items and,
much general legislation which the.
Senate has not eoheaEred in, AM, this
makes the adjustments in conference
difficult and tedious. Il
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FoRkssuRa ITEMS.

Mr.. Lloyd Page who has been stay.
ing at New York, going to school, re
turned home Thursday.
Miss Cassie vanGilder, who has
been staying at Triune. returned home
last week. Il. -
Rev. Charley Feather preached a;
Mt. Zion Sunday. There was large
crowd present. - = go az s
Some flour people will attend the
ali day meeting at McConkey the Attn
Mr.. John Vance has been doing
some work on the farm at this place
last week. as ~ VI. \ Il
Rev. Brooks Morgan, will preach al
aft. sheron church Sunday at three
O'clock. ~ Nit- N Il /. ,4Ysft4 q
Mr. Morgan Moran, Of Fairmont
was at home Sunday! l2 S3las1
Mr.. Dayton Grubb and Joseph Van
Glider who had been on on a few, days
vacation returned to their work at the
Owens Bottle works. y :
Mr.. Charles. Watson Is working al
the Owens Bottle works at present. :!
Mr.. Earl Morgan was visiting at Je
rome Summers Sunday. /. .
Miss Ina vanGilder is staying al
Golfax at present. 5,,5lflg In,
Miss verna Long, OF this place, is
staying at Fairmont at present.
Rev. Boyers Boyce attended meet
ing, at Mt. sheron Sunday.
Ny. Joseph Watson met with an ac
cident last week while working with
n revolver the gun went off and shot
him through the hand. He was taken
10 the Miners hospital for treatment
He is getting along fine al present.
Mr.. Joseph VanGilder was calling
on friends Friday night.
iioeing corn seems to BIO order OF
the day.
Mr., Willie VanGilder, OF Fairmont
was visiting at H. v. Toothman's last
week.. TADPoLE.
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j. tinong her many friends III. Quiet
DBL Il. < lflII7
Miss lift1 AiosF5y h:ss gone 10 ram
mont % n}alse pre- lena 10 - 10
eciin o de- q I. liets many
tfiehds viii be glaii q, d EARN Ale Ii
Fllaptoying Her gGt tsiisati ~ilfgac.
ectdpahs heis
We taIals The mammoth copy Il Inc
Frees Press Vas d grand treat to all
oi The patrons. Y II Il almost an eE.
cyclopedla of information for Faif!
mont and Marion county
e JOHN RUDY
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Syracuse, n. y.
June so-ln one
Of Pastor Russellls
discourses here to;
day he spoke from
this text: ITO W
there is btt one
God, the Father,
Of whom are ali.
things aud we ihl
Id M and one
Lord Jesus Christ.
by whom are in
tbinps oud xre N,
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THE MARKETS
GRAIN.

4 i,. GRAIN. y .4,,',
4 Wheat-July, S1o7%;; September
$lO4A; December, sl.O5ls.
Corn-July, 7S&c; September, 7l%;
December, 6214e. sufG w.. l,iaqa
toats-July. S46ss; September, 800;
December, '4OAc. 5h yeS4 ttsty
Pork-July.7$ls.4o; Sept, 1880:
October $1S72k. .m4g X at.H,5st
Lard-JulS aO.sO;, Sept. $11.O0;
October. s111O. t 81
Cash quotations. were as follows:
Flour, barley, steady. ~
Rye. No. 7, Zee. =4
Barley, feed or mixing. GO@73c; fair
10 choice mailing, 93@$11o.
TiTothy sed, $7.OO010.OO.
Glover seed, $14.OOI19.OO.
Mess pork, $1S.6O@1S.62k.
Lard, in tlerces, $1,000.
Short ribs, loose, SlO.4O.
LIVE STOCK.
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTS
BURG, July 2.--Cattle, slow; supply
115 loads; choice. SS.7569.OO; prime,
$S.25@S.65. Sheep, lower; supply IS
double decks; prime wethers, $500
500: culls and ccmons, $l.5O63.Oo:
lambs, $5.O0@S.5O, Hogs, lower; re
ceipts, 30 double decks; prime heavies
S1.S097.S5 mediums, $7.SO@7.s5;
heavy workers.. SLSO67.S5; light york,
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Aperlenpo iur iliiscununrt ~ n judge
ana awaits iriptacilmml NJ both
cases ibe pepaetment Of Justice -
lively o.eperatea WIN she House ana
Supplied Il with evidence 10 support
the cliaTtes, Z
yt,liat more do a dYoSsltes - The
callTllke Nj. Roosevelt dsna1a 81:
bers orderly Investigation Of cilaiges
against individual Judges may fnteEs
lore With then: efforts 10 make p6Jitl
cal capital by indiscriminate attackA
on The courts but 1t Is the only Ia.
!tipnal procedure,
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GLADE FORK
Mannfnstoin1,, p. a.

u +. N :
Il The. farmers Of our locality are busy
cutting wheat, there being quite al OF
Of wheat In our valley. ~ g.53..
+, We have been having some very
heavy rains for: the past few days.
We hear Wilmington district went
brick, and the, city went dry also.
Mr., Jesse FLOYD. OF keyser who vas
called to the bed side Of Ibis sister,
Mrs. Mercer was visiting his mother
and friends over. Sunday, :,
Miss Cora Goust and sister Miss
Nnl'ssa. Floyd were calling on Mrs,
Sarah Mercer on Thursday last.
AIR. David Floyd was calling un Mr,
j. j. Mercer of Hluey run last Satur.
day. q
Mr.. Charley Higgins. and Mr.. Jesse
kellar, and Mr.. Ira Robinson were at
Folsom Saturday last.
We hear that young man from our
creek went over on Quaker Fork to
see his best girl and some one slipped
his horse out OF the barn and turned
1T out in mans orchard and the
young: man had to walk homer Ne
II Wilson is.Money, Where is taf-
~?
Sunday School Is progressing very
nicely at Glade Fork. The highest en-.
roiiment in the quarter Just past was
"a, which isnot bad for church that
ponly>has preaching, three or four times
a year,
/. Prayer meeting every Thursday ev..
ening at o'clock.
Teachers meeting saturday at two
o'clock, We extend IN invitation TO
one and all to help 10 The good cause,
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Colonel Frederick Hale Of Maine
will send big bull nioose to saga
more Hin. thisy&eeks and this animal
Colonel Roosevelt supporters an
nounced. 10 TO be the emblem 81 the
new progressive party
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sEs pigs. 81 rs q $50:
oDslit $3.50 1900.
KHEEiiING q; Nv va; July q attie.
sstra. 1000 to 1900 $3.50 d 400. good;
100 To- i,oq0, sc.C q $50; good, Sooto
100 $3.50 a Is 100 & good 400 10 500,
,y4,5oa5.5o: common $1,000 $50; beef
5ulls. 80 a 100: bologna bulls, $500
G5.0Os cows. $2.O0@5.50. Il
Hogs. choice, 1850 @7.s5: good. S7.2s
1850; light aud common. $7.0O67.25;
stags and cows, $4.5OGs:5O. IA I.
Sheep. extra, Ss.oOaS.5O; good.
i2.bGds.o0; common, $50 R2.b0; com.
mon, s1.5O92.5o; yearlings. $4,000
500; spring lambs, s5OO@7.50.
Veal calves and fresh COWS Veal
calves, choice, $3.50; do good, $500
800: thin and, heavy calves, $4,000
600; fresh cows. extra, per head,
400 $4,000; do comon 10 fair. $4,000
3S5.OO.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEELING. w. va July 2.-cab
sage, home, per bill. s1.50@1.T5; on.
ons. yellow. $1.25; wax, $1.s5: No. 2
s1.0O;t green. per dozen, 15e; oranges
napals. sS25; lemons. $500; potatoes,
new. per bushel, S1.10; per barrel ran,
cy, s3.0O@9.1o; No. Q, $2.15; apples,
new. basket, $l.Ooa1.25; apples, pei
barrel. $500; tomatoes. fiat, 75@s0c:
Tsp grass. per dozen, 5O@60c; rheu.
barb, per dozen. SC; strawberries
home9, 80 quarts, $3.25@35O: rasp.
Berries; $3,25@3.5O; currants, $2.50d
;.75; plneaplpes. as to size, $500; Gu.
enmbers. not house, iO645c; cherries
$2,00@275; do, 80 quarts, $3.50; green
beans (Norfolk). Sl26@1.5o.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA. 22c; dairy
20922c; cooking, 2Oc;, select eggs
2002lc; fresh. at mark. 10 92Oc; dncl
eggs 25c; goose eggs, SOC. ~
Poultry-Dressed. hens, i41sc; tnr
seys. Use; ducks, nc; broilers. flesh
lie; springs, 1Sc; geese, 14c. Alive
hens. pound, 9010c; spring, pound, ~
Gle; turkeys, 15alcS; ROSTERS
pound, 9@1oc; ducks, pound. 14915c;
pigeons, pair, s0@35c; gese. ,1zc.
= g. (.
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"A band of Igortotes are exhibiting
themselves, their dances and their
style Of warfare In Eng)Pnd,, Two rd
yantages of civilization have not been
long in appealing 10 these wild ana
willy children of nature.
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TRINITY|S ONLY BIBLE
PIRgP FORGERY.
Paris Elpalgedlla
Revised V6IsloafBlbIsIii

Pss.ot sasssli, IL Rsmafkasls biz,
course, Points Out That After Al,
the Spurious Words Really Make,
Nonssnse Directs Attention 70 Tho
Scriptures.
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OIL Goinp any has started % drill No,
! on fIe 81 ~ Rexfcad tarIi.
On DiinIsafd Greek. BaiteiIe district
sipnongalia county the Hope Nattfai
Gass Company lta s drilled i. test On the
VIA Wiley farm through the Big iii.
jun sand and nag 4 gasser. on the
same stream and In tbetsanie district
the Philadelphia Company has drilled
d test on the w G. Styles heirs farm
through the Big Iniun sand and has
q fair gasser. .i 81
on West Fork river Sardis district.
Harrison county. the Elk Grove Realty
Company has completed test on the
b. G. @ R. r. right OF way aud at
twenty feet In the Gordon has show
for a 25.barrel producer.
Southeastern ohio q
In Jackson township. Perry county
o., the Ayelon OIL d Gas Company has
completed its No. 4 on the> James w
Adcock farm and. has a show for a 50.
barrel producer In the Clinton sand
No. 3 on the same farm ia holding up
at 165 barrels a Gay. Ii Brush Creei
township Fairfield county the Carter
OH company has started second test
on the j. and c. Nixon farm.
y Near Stockport, Penn township
( Morgan county, White, Newton &
Moore have drilled through the Cor
Run sand and have'a 10!barrel pumpe,
In the. same district, orndoft & Co
have completed No. 8 on the A. Var
Fossen farm and have duster. Tho
Helms oll5Compapy IS drilling No. 2.
on the. ]. D: Thompson farm
In Klllbuck township, Holmes
county, tile Killbuck Oh Company ha.
completed NoA16 on the Mrs Ephrian
Carpenter farm and has a 4.barre
pumper 10 the Berea grit. In fhl
Plum run district, Harrison county
the Parrickiow Oil Company has com
pieted No. IL on the .Barrickiow. heirs
farm audfhas 4 5-barrel bumper. II
the same district G. s. and J. l.. Heav
lin have completed No.i3 on the J: L
Hesv.'v arm and have the same kline
OF q ppmuer.
I Pennsylvania Compilations.
|. One and ope.ha:itmiles southwest o
Georgetown. eBaver county, Alliance
parties have completed No. 3 on Thu
Bert Moody farm, located in Greer
township. and have a buster. In thu
Mt. Morris district, reen township
Green county, Jesse L. Gerard has
completed No. % on the A. Y. Garart
farm and has a buster in the Dunkart
sand. North Of Dehayen, Allegheny
county, J. w. Anderson has completed
q test on his own farm and has q
barrel pumper. II. ". Kiskadden
Co. have completed a test on the
Ivory heirs farm and have yer,
light pumper.
OIL Credit Balances.
OIL CITY, Pa. July Credit bal
lances, $50 Runs, 3G9.O45;. average
14b,6O5. Shipments, s9s,O2l; average
144,661.
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a dramatic contempo raty estimatss
thai the daily, average receipts Of the
sothernl and Marlowe. tour were d Afl5
$4,000. There. are tstili 5pfofits 40
Shakespeare to those Who know iiiossi
10 araw them. / 81 n:
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: !. NOTICE ros (iEN llIoLnsRs.

~
To all persons holding liens BY iids-
nent or otherwise on The tsAl Ell
tate, or any part thereof. Of James
NJ Short: 4.
4 Inspurslance Of a decree Of Tie On.
chit Court OF Marion eou1ty, made III
a Gauss therein pending. % AGb3ect
tho real estate Of; the said James HI.
Short 10 the satisfaction OF the HENS!
thereon, souame Hereby required 10
present all claims held b. YOU AID
each Of you against the said Jane III.
Short, which are Hens on his real Fl.
,tRts, ef any part OF, IN, Tor adjudication
ID me. atimy office In the citysot,FeitS
mont. Marion county, West svitEinls,
on or before the seth dAys 81 jas, i9is. !.
Given under my hand this ist;day
II July, 1919. K II
itsA,{ sd AsiLsLEEiAilll
Nv conmisslo Homer
July p .. 10, %
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auftion SAILS, future Daps
~-~-,--------->--~>-~->,-- ----~-
The Valentine Auction Co.
AuCTiOhEGRS
"a g EAST BROAD Sc
$4,000 Stock Of
Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes,
Notions, etc., at
Auction
THURSDAY. MAY :,
beginning 1880 o'clock,

at Noe. 2l2 and 2ii North Eighth ST.
We VIII sell q stock inventorying
about 5000. and consisting OF about
$50 Mems ana Youths Suits. 100 pair
Mems Trousers. about 300 dozen Men's
and Ladies Hosiery. about $50 bolts Of
Dry Goods Original PACKAGE. embrac-
ing White Bleached Cotton. Ginghams.
Lawns. Calicocs, Madras. etc. about
10000 yards inc Laces lIamourgs.
F.dg!ng, Embro!d 'r!cs. etc. in uncut
pieces; about 100 dozen pieces Ladies'
ana Mons summer Underwear. so
dozen SuSpenders. Ladies' Shirtwaists.
Ladies Dresses and skirts. Mems Top
Shirts, Notions Of varIeus kinds, Jewel
ry, etc; about 400 pairs Mems. Ladies
and Chldren's shoes. and various other
Kinds Of goods.
This Is the largest and hes, class
OF goods offered by Us at auction this
Scar,
All OF the goods arr seasonable.
Fresh and In good condition, mostly in
original packages.
Special attention of dealers is called
10 this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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BY A ]. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
TEN ROOM CONCRETE
DWELLING IN WOODLAND
HEIGHTS.

BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust.
dated March Is, 1911, OF record in the
clerks Office OF the Circuit Court of
Chesterfield county. in deed book l23,
on page All. default having been made
IN the paymcn, Of the debt thereby Sc
cured. and being required by the bene-
fclary so 10 do. we Will sell by auc-
tiou, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY j, 1912,
at o'clock T.. NJ.
that lot of land at the corner of
Twenty fourth and Springhlll Streets.
facing the proposed park. and front
ing CO feet on the western line Of
Twenty fourth Street by a depth OF
us feet along SprinGhill street TO an
alley | feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray
the expenses OF this sale and to dis
charge debt of $4,000. with interest
from June Is, 1911; balance at one and
two years. -
+. NJ. BOXLEY.
Trustees
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auftton 5alss future Days saI.s future pays
The Valentine uctionCo TheNaleMhe AuctMCo
Gle EAST BROAD Sc oaesEsAsT aHsoADssE

AltGANf AND
SUITS BRUSSELS 1.,
-O' -
nc at O'Clock.
t No 2 North
furni
Bed Room Suits Mahogany
in
walnut Mirror boards
eas both
Rockers Mahogany
t % rolls Mating
etc
This is large
posiy.
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FARM STOCK AUCTION SALE
OF
AND Personal
EFFECTS OF MIR. BEAMAN. WHO
IS LEAVING THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
on the premises, at Mr.. Beaman's farm.
known the ola AlcCloud Farm. on
the New Road. five miles from head o.
Huh Street. near w. Cheathain's old
Farm.
THURSDAY, MAY :, 1912,
al II A. NJ.
Everything for the high dollar No
reserve.
Seventy head of Pure Bred Poultry
(severai strains) two or three good
Dairy Cows in milk. team OF useful
Horses, about 2,600 pounds weight.
with Harness ana Broad Tire Wagon;
Hay Rake. Disc. Mower, Dayton Wag-
on. Farm Wagon. IiJy Weighing Ma
dhine. Harness. and all the Farm I'm
PIGMENTS and Tools too numerous 10
mention. and some Household Furni-
ture.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
Sal by order of Mr.. Beaman. Admir-
CASSELMAN & CO,
Auctioneers, 1918 T.. Main ST.
In conjunction with
j. Z. NORVEl.L
South Richmond.
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By J. D. Carneal e Son.
Real Estate Auctionec
AUCTION SALE
OF
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY AND
FLATS ADJOINING;
.UCTIoN SALE

NONNEK BUSINESS PkOI'EFII IND
FLATS ADJOINING.
on WEDNESDAY. MAY |. 1912.
at o'clock r. NJ.
we will offer for sale, on the prem
isss. Nos. isio and 1851 Venablc
street.
This property Is one OF the oldest
business stands on Church Hill. and
now doing a fine business. The corner,
occupied a grocery. has good fla,
above, rooms in rear large yard. stable
and wagon shcd. The house adjoining
Is an established barber shop, With
rooms in the rear and large room
above. This is hrst-class invest
ment. and should command the attcn-
ton OF purchasers OF business psop-
erty.
TERMS: on.-fourth cash; balance
one. two and three years.
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The Valentine Hstsoa0.
AiscT1o&1Ut4
e I & EAST BROAD SIT
UNCLAIMED EXPRESS MATTER
AT AUCTION.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
The Southern Express Company and
the Adams Express Company will sell
for cash to the highest bidder. at pub
lie auction, all matter remaining on
hand six months or moro, unless pre-
viously called for and delivered or
otherwise disposed OF on or before
TUESDAY. MAY Il, 1912,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the auction salesrooms OF the VAL
entine Auction Co, No. SIS East Broad
Street. Richmond. Va.
w. "A. MEXICAN,
Agent.
THE -VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
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BY y. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate .Auctioneers.
TEI,STEE,S SA1r

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
THAT ATTRACTIVE BUILDING; LOT
NJ y. ". CORNER OF BLANDON
ANE. AND PHILIP STREET. oPPO-
SITE TO THE PRETTIEST PART
OF BYRD PARK.
In part execution OF deed of trust
dated October %. 1911. and recorded in
Henrico Circuit Court In u. B. 1872 B,
page il9. there being default IN the
payment or the debts secured thereby.
| will. at the request OF some OF the
oeneticiaries. sell by auction. on the
premises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL 30. 1912,
at o'clock Z. NJ.
that most desirable and valuable cor
ner building 10, aboye. referred to.
fronting Byrd Park So feet and run
ming back 400 feet TO walpoie Street
upon which It has n like front
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs
of executing the trust Uneluding taxes
to day OF sale) and TO discharge the
debts secured by said deed and the
balance on credit OF two years. with
interest payable semiannuahy, and Sc
cured by trust deed.
r. B. SAUNDERS,
Trusted.
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We will offer for sale on the prem
Uses. on
THURSDAY. NAY 2, 1912.
at =. NJ.
six acres of land. all clear. with two
acres in grass: dwelling. barn, buggy
shed. outhouses and splendid Or
chard: situated about one mile west
from Yves champion Park. fronting on
Chsswick Avenue. extended. near Ridg.
Road The property will be offered
first in four lots OF about III acres
ehch, and then as whole.
Sale positive.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
By D. ]. BRADFORD COMPANY,
Auctionesrs.
T. S.-we have several other small
properties in the same locality tat sale
that we will be glad to show the
same day between the hours Of 4 and G
o'clock r. NJ.
Phone Madison 1854.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
BY Pollard &; Bagi5y.
Real Estate Auctioncsrg.
Hand Bag
AUCTION
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A Very Attractive Piece Of Broad Street
Property, No. 4 8 East Broad Street, o.
cupiedby the American ClothingCo.
nonresident. we will scll at puoMc auction, on
THURSDAY. MAY . 1872

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28

In execution OF a certain deed Of
trust TO me. dated July o6, 1910, Of
record in Richmond Chancery Court
clerks office, in d. p. 20T c. mage
3SI. default having been made an the
payment Of portion OF the money
therein secured. and being required so
10 DO by the note-holder ! win. ON
WEDNESDAY. MAY /. 1912,
at 6 o'clock r. NJ.
on the premises. sell a public auction
to the highest bidder. the lot described
as Beginning at point on the south
line OF Hanover Street. distant $50
leet inches east of Tilden Street
thence running easterly 90 feet /
Inches and extending back SOUTHERN
at right angles l79 feet inches to a
common alley 20 feet wide" on which
Ing. erected in 1910
TERMS: BY consent. will be 81 600
or more cash: $4,000 payable July 20.
1913. interest thereon payable quar-
terly. and the balance at ono year.
f. a. CATLIN. Trustee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28

In order 10 settle an estate. we are
requested TO offer by public auction.
on the pr.m1see on
THURSDAY. MAY 2. 1912.
at o'clock T. NJ,
those three two-story brick dwellings.
Nos COL. 6o3 and 6o3is West Cary
Street They contain seven rooms
cach. In addition 10 bath and pantry.
and are In excellent condition The
location OF this property and the basis
on which they are now renting would
make most profitable investment
AT 6 O'CLOCK p. NJ, on THE SAME
DAY
We VIII offer on the premises. No. 1919
lay.or street. tdis being n three-room
frame dwelling. and good little
renter. II should attract any on. hav-
ing a small amount; to invest Be sure
to attend.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
EDWARD s. ROSE CO.
RUFF1N & SLOAN
AnCtiOreerS