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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
FIRE Department
MAY Be ENLARGED
Finance Committee Will Recon-
mend an Additional Appro-
priation.
SANDER SUITS ON DOCKET
Several Cases of Smallpox Dis
covered in Dinwiddie
County.
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
s Bollingbrook Street.
(Telephone 1850

SNtcC1
(Telephone 1850
Petersburg, Va, October l.
The Finance Committee has DECIDED
to recommend to the Council an appro-
priation of $3.50 for enlarging the
force and improving the equipment OF
the fire department. This will include
the purchase Of fuel wagon and man
to drive it: the putting in commission
of a third engine, with engineer and
driver. and the addition to the fight
ing force Of the department OF eleven
new men, making fourteen in all The
appropriation covers salaries, the puf-
chase Of additional horses and harness,
repairs, fuel, etc, to the close OF the
present fiscal year-June 80 next The
annual added expenses thereafter WILL
be a little rise Of $4,000.
The Finance Committee also recon-
mends an appropriation OF $4,000 Tor
the purchase OF an auto-patrol wagon
for the use Of the police department.
an equipment thta has long been need
ed.
The Joint Commute on Finance, Pub
lie Improvement and Water and
Sewers, In session together have agreed
to recommend the construction OF a
sewer between the city and the prop
erty Of the Walnut Hill Corporation.
just south Of the city. at an estimated
cost Of $500. the city to bear one
half Of the expense. and the corpora
ton one-half. These recommendations
will be approved by the Council.
SANDER Suits.
The October term OF the Circuit
Court Of Greenesville County was
opened to-day with Judge West pre-
siding. Among the civil actions on
the docket are two suits for
Islander and on the Commonwealth S
docket are several felony cases. The
court will probably be in session the
greater part Of the week.
For Stealing Papers.
Six little colored boys, all under
twelve years of age. were prisoners
in the Police Court this morning on
the charge Of stealing Sundays Times
Dispatch from the doors of subscribers,
complaints OF which had been lodged
with the police. The proof was clear.
but on account Of the youth Of the
prisoners a whipping instead Of a
prison sentence was ordered for them.
The whipping was promptly admins
tered by the parents of the boys In
the rear room Of the statiou-house.
Sale Of q Sussex FARM.
William B. McIlwaine. trustee, to-
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AUCTION SALE
Nos. Col & 6O3 w.
Cary Street
AUCTION SALE

In order TO anally close uo an estate
and make . proper Distribution OF the
funds arising therefrom. We viii se1l
by auction, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. THE I'D DAY OF OCTo.
Der, 1912
at s o'clock p ~
the property numbered as above
You will Ind 70 TO your advantage
20 attend this sale GOOD investments
are frequently lost BY and throueh
The metes and bounds win be g4vea
as time OF sale. Also terms, etc
RCFF1N q SLOAN and
EDWARD 8. ROSE COMPANY.
Aucesoa0oPa
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Alssvises. vA-Dv vsssus o. tee 0sU0D g
trust SsosiaG cate Of Angss; I. sGl -
ASrfi ~ 1a4 ss1 du,y secorosl - -
Canpesii c0sasy eierks sGIoe. ~ 49,.
ueeaispa % Friday. ocsobsr q. - g =
O'csech q. -. the p'ea; % the csooDu0DoU4
Dusnsssrs Woyks. seeissfsG seSeeU -
s91ee bss;lsags aeA tasa sfsachel ssegUoA
0sehsnssy. frascAss~s. ssse,,a 80 49,
eaeDssy ga surDisss SD DossvsD1 - -
. Q O0ese - - pores,e - o9es gUyg19
IUgUos Ca, Ut 0oes oooDos 49, -
= 0~f,- AissssssA. Va. ~. - go -
q cssGs& = . 100! - -
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day sold at public auction. farm OF
200 acres In Sussex County. about
three miles from Waverly, containing
a new two-story dwelling and farm
buildings. ]. A. Hobbs was the pur-
chaser. at $3.50.
Pay-As-Yea-Enter Cars.
The winter cars OF the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company. soon to De
put on the lines is this city. are all to
be converted into pay-as-you-enter
cars. a change that viii be very &C.
ceptable to the patrons. This Is the
first introduction Of the system here.
Unpleasant Discovery.
A well known physician of the city
was called several nights ago on pro-
fessional business to the home OF q
colored family In Dinwiddie County.
near Burgess. When he reached the
house he discovered that i've of the
inmates were down with the smallpox
The only thing he could do was to
report the cases to the county authori-
ties, not undertaking to treat them.
Interesting Court Cases.
Tho case Of the Commonwealth
against j. H. Goss, . white citizen.
charged with forgery. 10 set for trial
IN SaS duSlu88 SOoIS SV~AVxAV"
There are some very Interesting feat
ures about the case.
On Thursday. Napoleon Washington
colored. charged with the murder OF
Albert West, colored. which occurred
at midnight in August last on Pc.
cahontas bridge. will be put on trial
West was stabbed to death and the
accused claims self-defense.
The collections Of fnes in the Police
Court in September for violations of
city ordinances amounts to $as2.s0. IN
unusually large sum
Eminent Sir ]. J. English, Jr.. in
spector general. tonight formally in
spected Appomattox Commandery of
Knights Templar. The occasion was
ono Of much interest.
At the regular meeting tonight of
Powhatan Tribe Of Red Men. q Joint
degree team was organized, composed
of members Of Powhatan and Tippe-
canoe Tribes. of Petersburg. and Ke-
contain Tribe, OF Matoaca-
The Rev. Lewis n Roper, d. D., of
the First Baptist Church, Is conductive
evangelistic meetings this week at the
Baptist chapel in Blandford and Is
drawing large and interested oongre-
cations.
The report Of Chief Of Police Rag
land shows q total OF 1s7 arrests for
all cases In September. While there
were twenty-one arrests Tor assaults,
thirty-one for larceny and twelve for
felonies. there were sixty-one for
drunkenness. and forty-six for ordj-
nance violations.
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,ec,al 70 The Times-paspasch.l

Especial 70 The Times-paspatchI
Prederieksturg. Va. October L.
william Bernard wilson and Mss
Elizabeth Meredith XeDenall. both Of
Orange. were married . few Gays ago
az s. ThomaSs Episcopal Church. as
Orange. Rev. Robert 8 Carter per
forming the ceremony. Professor u
g Remsbarg played the wedding mu-
sic, and the ushers were DIT. Frank
q Scott. r., II. c. Shsekeifo-d. Hsy-
wood spfimaa ana r. r. wilson NrA
J. r. FIeweIIcn. Of BsrboursviIle. wss
the nac-on OF honor and Z. c. Thora-
ton. Of Washington. scted % best DsA.
The couple will make their hoOo ID
Orange upon rstsrniag from tssss
bgsdsl srtp.
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The dei1fneA ncdodCo;
.AuCnoNGkRD
040.EAST BROAD 81:

LAW BOOKS. SECTIONAL BOOK
CASE, TYPEWRITER. ETC.
As administrator, I will sell at the
auction salesroom of The Valentine
Auction Co.. SIS East Broad Street.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2,
at 1880 o'clock noon,
One set of Virginia Reports, annotated.
Ono part set Lawyers Reports. ammo
tated,
Six ~o!umes Virginia and West Viz
ginia Digest.
One Sectional Book Case,
One Bar Lock Typewriter.
TERMS: Cash.
GEORGE E. WISE.
Administrator.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctfoneers.
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WRECK DLOCleS FOUR TRACKS.
TaDe Efea9At CraoAeo IntO Ext.a q
Aofe1n000fg Y0r4D.

lSoecI2I 70 The 11me1-D1Spatch.1
Winchester. Va. October 1-RunninE
At the rate OF forty-ave miles an hour
q fast freight train. composed Of the
new battlesh'p type OF cars. crashed
into the rear OF an extra Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad freight in the yards
at Martinsburg. W. Va, to-day, COM
pletely blocking four main lire tracks
and nearby sidines until late this
evening. The impact was terrific
When the heavy steel cars were hurled
from the tracks they struck q work
train and another freight, resulting In
four trains being wrecked at the same
time. Some Of the wreckaGe. which
was piled hfty feet high. caught IRE,
but II was nnaliy gotten under control.
Enginemen. aremen and Others leaped
and escaped serious injury.
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Owing to the death Of the late r. G.
Broaddus. I am instructed to sell. ON
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1919.
at 1890 o'clock A. n,
having a splendid front on the Goodies
Bridge or Broad Rock Road. This II
the farm Mr.. Broaddus recently bought
for a country home. He has built
thereon a very attractive Sunsaiow.
There is at least 10l acres In good
timber and wood. The land Is high
and gently rolling: the soil Is Of good
quality. Altogether. taking into con-
ments, short distance from city BY
first-class road. 1t Is an unusually at
Immediately after Offering the farm.
will sell the following personal prop
All kinds Of Farming Tools. Grain
Cradle, single and Double Plows. One
Harrow and Clod crusher. Two-Horss
Disc. one Double Dray. Tve-Herse
one New Rubber-Tire Surrey. All Of
the above are new and In fine condi-
tion.
md, one lot Lumber. lot Cedar Posts.
lot Of Cordwood: Crops Of Corn, Peas,
Potatoes, etc: Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting of two or three
Chamber Sets. one Dining Room Set.
and Blue Flame Oil Range. all new
and in good order.
TERMS: AS to real estate. one-fourth
cash: balance IN one, two and three
years. deferred payments bearing in
terest and secured by deed Of trust.
A. 70 personal property. . credit OF
six months will be given for all sums
over SIS. notes with interest and ap.
proved security.
A L. ADANSON.
Auctioneer.
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KeaI estate Wantfo

WANTED, TO EXCHANGE SPLENDID
Washington income-producing prop
erty for large residence in Richmond.
or will take large Virginia farm.
Write US for list OF investments; also
large list Of properties Tor exchahse:
BALLARD & LANHAM, INC, 1925
New York Avenue. n. W., Wash
ington, ID. G.
WANTED, TO RENT STABLE OR
garage, vicinity First and Grace. ID
237, care Times-Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH }. A. CON-
NELLY 4 co. Write postal Tor nec-
essary blankA
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AN ATTRACTIVE HOME AND FARM
Of 81 acres. rs In cultivation. .13
miles from Richmond: IMMERSION
house: $50 tree orchard; one-half
school Address J. W. wiLfree. 9. T.
BeveridRe 4 Co
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FINED szS AND COSTS.
Farrell TtseA - CAarges Growing OH
q F1gAt ut V1fH1n1o Deoeh.

- F1ght Ut Virgins Beach.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Norfo1k, Va, October Nv. H.
FarneIl. charged with assault and bat
terry, growing out Of . night IN the
dancing pavilion at Virginia Beach a
few weeks ago. was to-day found
guilty and fined SIS and costs In the
magistrates court The warrant was
sworn out by A. Musco. who charged
Farnell and several other young men
with assaultfne him and the young
woman with whom he was dancing.
The hearing lasted three hours. and a
score OF witnesses testified. The case
has aroused great interest
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SIS NORTH EIGHTH STREET. EIGHT
first-class condition: central: adults.
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90itclrOrS ann lealesnlsn

WANTED. A THoR0UGH. ExPE-
perienced wholesale furniture sales
man on a commission basis. Address
ID. WILSON Il SONS, Baltimore, Md.
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aufti0n 5alfs, fnfurf DalS

A. I. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Insurance.
Agent,
Richmond Va
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We will sell at our auction. sales
room. No. S1s East Broad Street. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2.
at 800 O'Clock p. NJ,
an unusually fine stock OF Fancy Gro"
ceries consisting Of five cases Octa-
gon Soap, two cases Swift Borax Soap.
eight cases Atlantic Matches. two kegs
Sweet Pickles, besides the following
opened goods: Aragon and MOrara
Coffees, Green Tea. Canned Asparagus.
Peaches, Corn, Imported Sardines. Lima
Beans. Campbelrs Soups, Square
Brand and Van Camp Milks. Royal.
Rumford, Boyd. Davis and Good Luck
Baking Powders, Octagon. Ivory ana
Fairy Soaps. Bottled Pickles. Pre-
serves. Lea & Perrin Sauces. Durker's
Salad Dressings. Catsups. ETC.. Cakes
and Cake Cans. Crackers, Cereals.
Chocolate, Cocoa. Shredded Cocoanut'
Gelatines. etc
FIXTURES
consist Of a fine 1o-foot Refrtgerattng
Showcase (cost $l25), and practically
new: one improved American Meat
Slicing Machine. one Square Meat
Block, Dayton Computing Scales. Up
right Fruit Display Showcase. set Bins.
Table, Desk, etc.
The above goods are all Of the best.
Stock contains only the most popular
brands on the market, and the fixtures
are practically new.
Dealers invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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AUCTION SALE

OF
A REALLY GOOD FARM OF 16s ACRES
FRONTING ON THE GOODIES
BRIDGE ROAD, ABOUT IL NILES
FROM RICHMOND. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY.
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@tsceIIanEDuS
rYPEwRIrERs-ALL MAKES.

WE HAVE OUR SHELVES CROWDED
with all makes of rebuilt typewritefs.
and in order to move them VIII Tor
fifteen days only offer a few each
Of the following: No. 2 Smith-Pre-
miers, SIS; No. S Remingtons. SGT:
No. 3 divers. $3.50; No / and No. 2
L c. Smiths. $45. and No: Under
woods: $3.50. Each rebuilt machine
We sell 10 guaranteed for ono year.
We rent typewriters three months
for IS and upwards. and apply rent
on purchase. Call. phone or write.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE
CO.. COS East Main Street.
SAFETY BLADES REsHARPENED'
(al makes), HARVESTED and guaran-
new Work received and delivered
at our local agency. Howell Bros.
Sixth and Broad. SHARPE CO., No.
/ North Seventh. Phone Monroe
SPORTING GOODS
SEE EVANS HARDWARE CO. FOR
the largest line Of sporting goods In
the city. 100 West Broad Street
ANTIQUES
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed: upholsterins. etc: l. N: AR
NALL O. SUM- AVAt "S0S DASoNs
Phone Mad son S277.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE
and china and wedding presents with
care. Ss1aed JACOB. UMIAAUF. 1926
West Broad Street. Phone Madison
s2s2.
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
and sold: furniture repaired and
kinds Of special pieces made to or
der by hand. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. Essen. 1919 West Broad
Phone Madison 1890.
TROUBLES AT HOME.
HoUsEcLEANING, WAXING AND
staining floors; new houses . spe-
ciaity. Everything furnished. WILL
LIAM JOHNSON. Monroe age.
III you CAN'T FIND IT. GO TO No
0RAW'S"
OVER THREE HUNDRED PENNSYLr
vanis mowers used In Richmond. In.
GLIDING ali the public parks Why
not have the best7 We handle only
the equine Pennsylvania JAMES
NcGRAw. 1870 and 1909 Z vain s.
BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS
WANTED. BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS
made 70 order. RICHMOND MA
CHINE WORKS. INC
SEA room
CALL PHONE MONROE III FOR
n.h. steamed crabs: s sr.s NEAT %s.Io. DE- =
SHOE REPAIRING.
lee REBATE IF Tog BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Mems shoes naII,
soIed. .sc-. rebated to Sc: laAteS
half soIes. soc, rebated te SC. Every
Ss., 'e sssin ss': .ss pKE% " Lee
TRIO SHOE FACTOR, us hsss
Main Phone Monroe SSsy.
LoAW0
e&eee -
10 LEND on DIA,foND0 AND
Y:s ssss = s Ssv NJ s's =. f sssss Ns.tH
pRoNosRAPHs AND REcQRDA
wholesale and retail c. d HAYNES
q CO. i7i West Broad
SroRAoR
lEApEsr STORAGE II CIT, o
0er Iced store your furniturA 6ge-
lies. automobtiss. pissos se ToAP-
kINA s27 west broeA
Lawn NoWERA
LARGEST LINE or LAWN MowERa
earden hose. 90 the city. prices rea-
essebie. We eel pssroN Va ssn$ss
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Real Estate for Bent.

~~<~~-~<~~~-~~N~~N-
rOR RENT OR SALE, A WELL-BCILT
nine-room, detached house on Grove
Avenue; two latrobes. Can be rent
ed In flats or as whole fhohe
Madison S155-J.
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FOUR LOTS IN THRIVING CITY OF
$4,000, in the heart Of the Glen Pool
oil and gas fields. In Nor :heastern
Oklahoma. to trade for tract OF land
in Virginia. Value. $4,000. Address
DIR r T SAEBERG Cordell, Okla.
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Rpttre8


National Bank of Virginia.
Richmond, Va. September l. 1919.
NoTICE-THE NATIONAL BANK OF
Virginia, located At Richmond. in the
State of Virginia, is closing up It's
affairs. Ali note-holders and others
creditors Of said ASSOCIATION. are
hereby notified to present the notes
and other claims against said asso-
". RI ADDISON. Cashier.
Dated at Richmond Va. AUG. 80. 191Z.
5ELF-RIsING BUCKwHEAT. loo.
MONROE GROCERY CO.. 3lS west
Broad
DR. BROOKER. THE NOTED SPECIAL
tst. has moved to East Franklin
Street. Offices fully equipped ior
treating all chronic diseases. Hours
to IL and to l.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNkE BROS. jewelers.. BE
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN The;
IACEST STYLES. Old gold cnd sal-
ves siways taken IN excaan9e.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT.
Save money. Yes. We redye ana re-
make faded switches. pompadours'
etc, equal to new. We make comb
ings into switches. pompadours. etc.
In the most artistic manner. Charges
very moderate. Cut prices on all
hair goods RICHMOND HAIR
STORE. 212 North Fifth. REDMOND
IDEAL VENTILAToR CO. PHONE
Monroe 1862.
DR. OTTO MEYER, ANALYTICAL AND
consulting chemist. has moved MS
laboratory to 1901 East Main street
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ALSO THE CROPS. TEAM. WAGONS.
MACHINERY. COW. FAT HOGS.
SURREY. LUMBER, COROWOOD
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
THEREON
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lost anb founo

AOOt 0Sto u 0WNS
LOST, A PACKAGE OF BILLS OF
the Home Furnishin" Co In jackson
Ward. Finder please return to
HOME FURNISHING CO.. l23 West
Broad. Reasonable reward Will be
given.
LOST, BETWEEN Y n. c. A. AND
Elks Home, ruby ring, Tiffany set.
Reward IL returned TO Times-Dls-
patch Office.
IU.T. BROOCH. WITH DIAMOND IN
centre. on Broad Street, between
Miller & Rhoads and Specially Shoe
Co, Reward. Phone Monroe 223A-J.
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By Rufnn & sloan
and
Edward g Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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6untnlsr Boarntng

EDGE HILL SUMNER HOME. OPEN
70 fall and winter boarders. Conn
portable rooms: good service: bath
rooms; local and long distance te!e-
Sates apply 20 MRS. CORA HOFF-
Nan READ. Montvals. Va
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FOR SALE, IN HIGHLAND PARK,
two choice lots on Virginia Avenue.
northwest corner of the park. VIII
sell cheap for cash MEREDITH Il
co, s04 East Franklin street.
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IIlanteb

WAITED. 70 PURCHASE An OLD
mahogany french bed. Address Z
PCS, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. PICKLES IN BRINE. JET
FERSON PICKLE CO., INC. FIJI
teenth and Cary Streets.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS BOUGHT.
Highest cash price paid for auto
graph letters by famous people
Write me before selling elsewhere
Prompt cash for every purchase p.
F. MADIGAN. sol Fifth Avenue. New
York.
WANTED. OLD MAHOGANY FURNI-
ture. Highest prices paid. Essen
1919 West Broad. Phone Madison
WANTED. DIE WORK. STAMPING.
light machine specialties. manufact-
ured under contract. or high.ciaSs
repair work SUCCESS NOVELTY
CO.. INC. COL Stockton Street
WANTED, OLD MACHINERY. IRON.
brass, rubber, country mixed rags.
bones, etc: best cash prices. SOUTH
ERN wRECKING AND METAL CO..
Madison 1886. 3400-35o0 Williams
burg Avenue.
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH.
household goods In any quantity.
Phone Madi7on as5L
BATCHELOR APARTMENTS. PRI-
waite bath. steam heat. electric
lighta 20a East Franklin Phone
Madison 6, from 8 to IL A. II.
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auctton 6ales CbtS DAY


FINE FANCY GROCERIES AND DELL
GATES SENS s. REFRIGERATING
DISPLAY CASE, AMERICAN MEAT
SLICING MACHINE. SQUARE NEAT
BLOCK. DAYTON COMPUTlNG
SCALES, UPRIGHT SHOWCASE,
ETC, AT AUCTION
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SPORTING GOODS
ANTIQUES

SEE EVANS HARDWARE CO. FOR
the largest line OF sporting goods In
the city 700 West Broad Street.
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SGENTs MAKE BIG MONEY SELL
ing fall leader: quick sales. send
for free sample and cataloSuei JUST
ont FARViEw SALES CO.. Boyce.
Pa
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FOR SALE. NEW EIGHT-ROOM
house In the growing West End
modern conveniences; $4,000. as own
ers need the money MEREDITH
CO., So4 East Franklin Street.
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ANIII1U Ed.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired. polished ana
packed: upholsterinS. etc: 1. N. AR
NALL & SON. 1917 West Broad.
Phone Mad son 6277.
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personals
LESSER, THE LADIES' TAILOR.
the only one in town who makes .
specialty Of altering all kinds OF
ladies' garments into the latest
fashions. Every garment altered In
nv establishment 10 done under my
personal supervision Prices very
moderate and work satisfactory.
The Raleigh Apartments. corner
Harrison and Franklin Phone
Madison ass.
GERMAN DILL PICKLE. MONROE
GROCERY CO.. 31s West Broad.
THE MOST REASONABLE LADIES'
TAILOR IN TOWN IS III. SCHO-
STOCK, :o7 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
NEAR GRACE
j. KATE. LADIES' TAILOR, EOS
North Fifth street
PAr-r, KAMsKY, LADIES' TAILOR
REMOVED TO II EAST CRAZE
STREET.
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leeIp. ae..::e .rs female
6lf0aflona. froleaalenaI

WAITED. POSITION As TEACHER
in private familys MISS ROWZIE.
Indian Neck, Va
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aelp lllanteo, 13ale

WANTEl,, FOR u. s. ARMY. ABLE.
bodied. unmarried men, between agei
I. OF Is and IS; citizens Of United States
OF good character and temperate hab.
It's. who can speak, read and write
the English language. For insorma.
ton. apply to 1.u.. uiting Officer. SEX
T. Broad. Richmond. Va.
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day sold at public auction. farm OF
200 acres In Sussex County. about
three miles from Waverly, containing
a new two-story dwelling and farm
buildings. ]. A. Hobbs was the pur-
chaser. at $3.50.
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German NJ. IL. Church.

Cor. Church and s. Prospect SITS,
John c. Guenther, pastor.
German service every sunday morn
ing.
English service every Sunday night.
Sunday school, a. m. John Schott,
superintendent.
Sermon and Communion 1880 a.
m. Theme: Die Koestllche Perle
Praise and sermon, y. m. Subject:
Faith VS.. Sorrow"
Rev f. w. Mueller district super
intendent, Will preach morning and
night
Lecture in German by Rev. Mueller
Monday, 1880 -. IN. Theme: Beobach-
tungen and Erfahrungcn In sweden.
Admission free. A silver Offering will
be taken.
OFFICIAL board meeting Monday
night after the lecture.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday 1:l5.
Ladies' Aid meets Thursday after
noon. at the home of Mrs Hecker,
ON Windsor street.
You will be welcome in all services.
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Salem Evangelical.

ANhNhtsNtNNhs
East Church street.
Charles J. Keppel, pastor, 314 f.
Church street.
German Dept-C. G. Rocker SUI
perintendent.
German adult Bible Class-Phillp
Ebert. teacher.
English Dept.--wm. II. Staub, SUI
perintendent pro TEN.
Nika Bible Class-adult English
c. j. Keppel, teacher.
German service, 1890 a. m.
English service, o'clock. Subject:
GIVE Us This Day Our Daily Bread"
All are invited.
Literary meeting OF Young Peoples
Society Tuesday evening, at the home
Of Mrs. Louis Hittenrauch, Mt. Ver-
non avenue. An interesting program
is assured and a large attendance
hoped for. Will you not be present?
Meeting of Ladies' Aid society,
Thursday afternoon. at the home of
Mrs. Christian Schweinfurth, south
Main street.
Midweek Lenten devotion, Wednes-
day evening. at school-room in rear
OF church. (German.)
EpwOrth Methodist Episcopal
Corner East Center and Vino
streets.
c r. Havlghurst, Minister.
Sunday school at Q. j. b. Nirden,