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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
THOS. E. WATSON BOUND
OVER TO FEDERAL COURT

Augusta. Ga, June A.-A the on
clusion Of a court session la-i.a2 lpr
two hours and twenty nli i"S,
Thomas f. Watson. the Neitillt
county publisher, was bound oe.- TO
the Federal Court in the sum o. S."o
ly commissioner W. II. GodNiu IRE
Yesterday. District Attorrcy tIeX-
arder .tkcrman represented 'he 2pV-
eminent, and the dcfcndatt pre-
sented himself. Every avai'ab =. cat
in the court room was taxi lhng
before the hour for hearit- - be-
Gin, and standing room Wa 2sh al
premium. When Mr. Wa'-eH on
tered the room he was gre"'.; 3lth
yociferous applause by q" i"diy
bro Watson crowd Marsht y hlte
warned the crowd al the f.,. mat
they would have to be quiz - an
other outburst came until Nr vat
sen was defending himsef said
that if the questions pru'.!. ana
which he claims are askcd " pT.esta
in the confessional. ara n'57 "ne,
what about the priests -h.- 1"m
of virtuous young won"i dp-
plause at this junr'1,ro al''i-
ing, and the commission. .fhed
the hearing to his prlEi'. "<
Guiding all save prta '''r'
officials and newspaFar n.t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
ANNOUNCED FOR
SUMNER TRAINING SCHOOL.

7 .aaa>>ae. Juno S.-The an
Ina Mrn' of the faculty for the
.4a.r Training School for Teach
ul,a June |. These schools
-u lane II and continue six
r l}adi, of the State Col
Women, is getting every
3diness for the opening,
OF study offers training
ademic studies for first,
'airi grade certificates;
rad"S for state certifi-
n all lines of work for
&3tE art.iicaieS. In addi-
l.W and study for GER
& hool offers instruc-
methods of teaching.
afrant the name Train
rra iors
fE Includes cXcellen.
'' .i-' of iIi.h school
,! o.,r2o professors Thn
-' OF The instructors
Tallahassee.
Hfadi. President Of the
or Women.
T dan Of the norma,
>1f. College for Wom-
F Brunt. principal Pu--
iiish chool.
o4. Professor Of mathe-
olleee for Women.
F.-re,l. principal of Month
aool
Williams, professor of his
o'i'i'al science. State COL
Women.
haialo4, principal of Leon
-- TOOL
tttWay. principal Holmes
sa hool
h"ah principal Leesburg
''*eHa l.ongmire. assistant
English. State College fol-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
OUAK|NG SOMEWHERE;
' alaska, PROBABLY
(Rv Associated Press. J

Washington. June Severe earth
snocks were received by seismographs
all during the night and today,
caused by volcanic eruptions in Alas
ka, it is reported.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
BATlEsH|PS COLLIDE
WITH SUBMARINE
AND SINKS LATTER
(By Associated Press. J

Cherb0urg. France. June S.-Dur-
ing practice maneuvers Of the French
fleet this morning. the battleship St.
Louis collided with the submarine
Vendemaire. The smaller craft dis
appeared and is believed to have been
cut in two and to have carried to
death her crew Of twenty-six men.
The accident occurred between Aurig.
ney island and Capt Hague.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

The Florida Deaf and Blind In
siitute in st. Augustine has closed
after IA most successful and salisiar-
tory season The institution accom-
modatrd | / students during th' pas
year
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
ALLIGATOR HAD SOME"
JAW BONE

Mr. A. I. Williams. Of Green
Fond. sent To our office yesterda"
the lower jaw bone OF "A tiftcen-toot
alligator. which he killed several
days ago in the northern part of the
county.
The jaw bone looks more like an
immense horse collar than anythinG
else. II measures two feet in length
and is ten and onr-half inches across
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
LUTHERAN MINISTER
FACES SERIOUS CHARGE
(By Associated Press. J

New Sweden, Me-. June S.-Thc
Rev. Charles Emilus, Lutheran
minister, was arrested here today.
charged with having murdered his
tather-in-law August Jacobson, a
year ago.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

With the coming Of railroad
from the mainland, Key West Is to
have an electric ear line that will
traverse the island
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
Taft Takes Florida, Too.
Naked Theft" Teddy's Comment.

o.-"r Bay. June s.-Ihere one
i.,'e. I in Alabama which represents
.as thctt. was all Roosevelt
Ap.d say today regarding the work
IL national Republican committee
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
AAER TRAINING SCHOOL,

t!a- June S.-The
1iaz 5 hool for Teach
fsFida State College for
ia-.ahassee opens june
s July &c. All teachers
propose TO teach may
eEamination.
Board at cost.
'l Is conducted by the
y benefit of the teach
tn, COUNTIES of the State.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

Stuart will celebrate the Fourth.
soon big posters, which will an
nounce the program for the day, will
be out.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

Moor boat rarrs from : pr-
leans to Pnsacola have a"h ecu
for the Fourth Of July.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

After many setbacks arsI much on
tenton, Tampa will at last = a
Carnegie library.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

St. Augustine will entertain the
annual convention of the Florida
Pharmaceutical Association the Sec
Ond week in June.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-29

ENGINE AND PUMPS FOR SALE
ab-horsepower engine, made by John
turner, Richmond, Va; Two boiler
feed pumps. in good order. Selling
on account OF putting in larger plant
Address LARuS & BROTHER CO,
Box iS2, CITY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-29
south Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.


1870 Hull street
Phone Madison IL.
The registrars o. tho SoutAside precincts
OF Madison Ward are anxious to have every
voter see that his name is on the books ana
to see that he has been properly transfer
rcG The change in the precinct lines mas
caused much confusion, which should be
.traightcued out before tomorrow morn
ms. II has been pointed out that Judge
Il. IL. wells, having Two courts to lock-
after Will be rushed with contests. ana II
- best TO be prepared before hand.
Only four days remain IN which those
who intend 10 vote In the presidential cleo
zion and have not paid their taxes can pay
up and qualify. quite - few % the young
who have reached their majority since De-
cenl3er have failed to qualify themselves
IS voters.
Call Rev. Decatur Edwards.
Tho congregation OF the ClOptoa Street
Baptist Church yesterday morning unan!-
mousy decided 10 call the Rev. Decatur
Edwards TO MI the pulpit made vacant by
the reclamation Of the Rev. l.. =. Lohn y
committee, which was appointed Tor the
purpose OF securing "a pastor reported that
81 thought pr. Edwards, who was many
years ago pastor ~ thc church, could he
secured. The congregation Immediately in
dorsed the report ana appointed commit
tee to complete tAe arrangements. Dr. Ed
wards Is now located AT Freder!cl<sb burg.
where he Is filling four pu!pits IN tnat
ton.
with the Police.
On charges OF being drunk and trespass-
Ing, Leslie CARRIER and Willie Shcppardson,
young white men. We're placed under arrest
early yesterday morning by Onicer Dunni-
want The mon, who have been frequent
visitors In the Police Court, apparently
have no means OF supper; and have. i, is
said. been making vacant house at Fourth
and HUI! streets their sleeping hcaduuar-
tcis. NciSnbOrs complained to the owners
% the house, who ia turn sought the aid
OF the police. The men we're routed out OF
their sleep and given a ride before break
ins,. They VIII be given AN opportunity to
"eiend themselves this morning.
Charles sims was arrested Yesterday ON Il
warrant, in which %. is charged with tres
passing on the property % Eliza skinner
Moses jefferson. coiored. II wei! known
Character IA police circles, WAS arrested late
SATURDAY night. charged with being drunk
and disn.Ger!y
Dora Lowry for;y-dvc Years old was ar
rested Yesterday morning, chargcd with
disordcrly conduct. She was hatIed :or an
re"rance n tic Police Court Part . This
morning.
Death of Mrs. bottoms
MIS- Carrie Bottoms, wife OF II T. Rot
toms OF Chesterheld county. died Saturday
afternoon a o'clock. Funeral services vii
ps h".d at the grave this afternoon al $3.50
" c'ocR; Inc BURIAL Will be in the Prov!-
dencS Methodist Church. DulY!ng- ground
Death Of Isaac Wingo.
isaac Wir6o, s.Nty-fouT years old djcd
Yesterday morning at S:l5 O'Clock at his
nome II! Oak Grove. lie leaves besides his
WIDOW. six chi!drcn-Ar;hur. Iinwool nnI
louis Ningo; Mrs Pearl Powell Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-29

6 ley Fa,Rer via ee1sa" dr aRss 3:
Sev. Michael Irwin, Newton Grove y.
Belmont; Rev. Father Joseph. Char
,otte; Rev. Jos Gallagher. Newborn:
Rev. WIN. Powers, Chelsea. Mass
Itev; Father Bernard, Savannah: Rev.
!, r. Marion. .s.heville: Rev. =. q
Marion. Ashcvile; Rev. Geo. Woods,
Nazareth. y. c. The following are the
members of the local clergy: Rev.
Father {. Dennen. Rev Fisher Hay
den, Rev. las. Gallagher
Handsome I;dincc.
Inc new cathedral is a magn' ficent
Is located at the northwest corner of
Fiith aud Ann Streets, in the heart OF
me residential section OF tho city. In
architectural beauty Il is not stlrpass-
dominant characteristics arc beauty
soiidity. utility and. above all. II is
expressive OF the faith which finds
ITS expression in the Cathedral OF Sc
vile and Burgos. in spain. Tho mas
sivc dome. which towers into lofty
space rests on unique support. The
chr'Sh is built upon an entirely mar
,nonious plan. The crucial matters OF
lighting the building AMI its acoustic
properties are superb. The ample and
ornate of the Spanish or Moorish Re
NISSAN haissance Is strlkingly shown in every
uetnil as the best endeavors of that
style were made. y commanding view
can be had from the altar OF ever,-
inch Of the sacred edidcc. No columns
or pillars mar the beauty df II stately
Interior Not n single nail Is used
IN the construction of the building.
which Is iireproof. Nariegated and
chaste thing is used in the flooring,
Ia the cmbcllishment of its affairs and
mural decorations. The furniture Is
varied. ornamental and In kecping
with the rigid requirements OF tho
"Eomau Rite The Side chnpe!s arc
considerable relief in the outlines
OF the sides OF the building Tho en-
IRE g!1ndeur Of the building Is re-
vcalcd by its simplicity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-29
VESSELS SAIL FOR
MEXICAN : COAST

san Francisco. Cal. APRIL 2S.-Thc
transport Buford, under orders ia snil
as relief ship for Americans in di~
trcss Oh the west coast of Mexico. r.
ceived supplementary orders this csc.
ming TO sail n, o'clock Tonight. She
Carries forty enlisted men as a guard.
The Buford cleared at $40 soclocl, to-
night. in the teeth of a heavy SOUTHEAST
gale.
Ii IS understood that the Buford viii
put in at san Diego for a convoy. Al
though no official confirmation OF this
Informal assurance could be had, IL is
supported by dispatch from San
Diego last night stating that two of
the torpedo boat destroycrs in port
there would sail under sealed orders
within twentyfour hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-29
Special to The T!mcs-pispatch.l


Wilmington. y. C.. April 2S.--At-
tended by the most notable gathering
ot churchmen ever assembled in WI
mingtbn. headed by Cardinal Gibbons
and including papal representative
and Bishops Northrop. OF South Car
oil ma, and O'Conncll, of Richmond. ST.
Mary's Pro-Ca thedral, the magniflcen,
new Catholic Church. was dedicated
this morning. The dedicatory ceremo-
mics were conducted by Bishop Leo
Haid of Belmont, assisted by many
priests. following which came ponti-
cal high mass, which was conducted
by Bishop Northrop. a brilliant corr
srcgation was present at the beautiful
service. admission being BY card. The
sermon was delivered by Cardinal
Gibbons and his reminiscent remarks
We're especially interesting. He refer
rcd to his work in North Carolina
when there were only three priests in
The State. and also 10 his rectorship
of st. Thomas Church, this city. forty
years ago.
Tonight at beautiful vespcr ser
vice. the ediice being crowded, Bishop
O'Connell, OF Richmond, delivered a
powerful sermon.
Tomorrow night among other en-
tertainmcn;s. Cardinal Gibbons will be
given a reception at the home of Judge
and Mrs. L.. *. Bryan.
distinguished Visitors.
Among the number of DISTINGUISHED
priests and ecclcsiastics here Tor the
dedication were the following: James
Cardinal Gibbons. Baltimore; Bishop
!taid. Of North Carolina: Bishop Nor:
throp. OF Charleston: Bishop O'Conrcll.
of Richmond: Monsignor tiieran. Phil
adclphia; Rev. j. j. Wheeler. Ph!lad.l-
phia. Rev. j. T. O'Favrell. Petersburg (;
rev j. Rudds. Charleston: Rev. Father
Leo. Salisbury; Rev. Geo. DouGhcrty.
Catholic University, Washington: Rcv.
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News Of South Richmond

AMANDA Fiippcn ana Miss Annie l. win
so.
The funeral Will be held this afternoon at
$50 o'clock from the hsburY Methodist
hurch. Tie services Will be conducted by
INC Kew. j. l. Eggieston. The Intcrincnt
vii! DC III Maury CcInetery
Funeral Of Mrs. RoynIl.
nc funeral OF Mrs Leila y. Royal. wife
OF H. j. Royal, az l20 East Tenth Street.
was he!d yesterday afternoon at o'cloci.
from tn" Decatur street Methodls. church.
Inc Rev q. 7. Forester oiliclalod. The
hart4. was IN MaMry Cemetery.
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NGolllG Iur lIfnt

LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR TWO
gentlemen; electric lights, bath. l22
South Fifth.
i I /: : II Z u ROOM. VIRGINIA
BuiidinS; telephone, bath, hot water:
every convenience; gentlemen \
Ail. care Times Dispatch
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9eftfng6

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Mutual Assurance Society OF Nir-
Elnia Will be held At the office OF
at / o'clock p. NJ
EDWIN a. PALMER,
Principal Agent
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders OF the Baughman
tho Office OF company. 1922 West
Broad street. Richmond. Va WED.
NESD!SY. May s. 1912. at noon.
JAS. :. FRANCIS
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Autnnn Aeulrs. Ghls Dap.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
By Green & Rcdd.
Zeal Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THOSE TWO LOTS OF LAND IN
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. HENRICO
COUNTY, VA. on THE NINE MILE
ELECTRIC RAILROAD.
being part OF lot No. S. on a plat
made by. James 7. Redd and recorded
IN Henrlco County Court in d. g. l..
page ~ commencing on the northeast
corner running along the avenue in n
south;rly direction iG5 feot. thence
westwardly 60 feet. thence northward-
~ 20 feet 10 said road. thence east
Wardly 90 feet TO place OF beginning
ALSO
Part OF lot No .. In the Baker trac;
on Seven Pines electric railroad. com
mtnclnB at the northwest corner OF
saia lot and running in southcr!y di-
fce'. thence northwartily iG5 feet.
thence along the electric railroad west
wnrdly 80 feet 10 place OF beginning
together with improvements thereon.
BY virtue OF n deed OF trust from C
u. Rudd 10 the undersigned trustee
dated Apr!i 10, 1919 and recorded in
the clerks office OF the Circuit Court
Of of lGnr!c22 county. in d. p. lss-A. page
MONDAY; APRIL %. 1912.
At u O'Clock NJ
offer for sale in frons OF the Henrico
county courthouse the above described
property.
This property is well located. con
venient 10 cars, and in easy reach OF
the city. and should attract the n;tcn-
ton of persons seeking such homes, as
wei as would be profitable to an in
yestof.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN u. GAYLE.
Trustee.
y. B-Whle the terms of the deed
cation To the auct!onesr conducting the
sale. more libera! terms may he had
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AUCTION sales, future Daps
auction RaIrs, future Dapd
BY Pollard & Bag'by,
Real Estate Auctlonecrs.
A Very Attractive Piece of Broad Stree
Property, No. 4l8 East Broad Street, o.
cupiedby the American ClothingCo.
AUCTION SALE

At tho request Of resident
..
p.
Il
side Street
OF OF
o the opcry
to
and
Y o OF
&
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AutomnblIfS for 5aie

tSED FORD OARS, 1905, 1906. 1907.
1905. 1903 1910. two. three and uvn!
passenger: III excellent cond.tisu.
owners purchasing 1912 models Viii
send Instructor home with out-nf-
town purchasers. FORD AUTO co
1923 w. Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-29

FOX SALE. LARGE AND CARE
fully selected stock OF surrcys. ma.
gies. phactons and runabouts, rubber
and steel tires. our prices arc The
lowest. ~ MEYERS SONS. 1871 4.
Cary street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-29


In execution OF a certain decd.
trust to me. dated July %, 1910,
record in Richmond Chancery Cou
Clerks office. in ID. L. 207 c. pa.
3sl. default having been made mi Il
payment of a portion of the mon,
therein secured. and being requiredT.
TO do by the notc-holdcr. viii ID
WEDNESDAY,, MAY /, 1912
at 6 O'clock p. NJ.
on the premises. sell at public altctfd
TO the highest bidder. the lot desoritl
as Beginning at point on the soiN
inc OF Hanover Street. distant A
iect Inches cast of I'ilden SL.et
thence running easterly 3e faeM
inches, and extending back south
~ right angles 179 feet . inches NJ,
common alley 90 feet WIDE" on WI
mere is II handsome. well-5uilt DIV
Ing. erected In 1910
TERMS: BY consent. will be
or more cash; $1,000 payable Jul
1913. Interest thereon payable -
terly. and the balance Mt ono =,
Il a. CATLIN. Tru
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Slip Out To Sen.

san Diego. Cal. April 2S.-The tor
pedo boat destroyers Preble ana Perry.
the largest vessels Of the notiiIa
slipped out Of the harbor last rlldnight
and went 20 sea with sealed orders
That they are bound for the west coast
of Mexico is the general belief. al
though naval officials decline to discuss
the probable destination of the destroy
ers.
The secret orders came late Saturday
night. and soon afterward the Perry
and Preblo were on their way. They
left the harbor unnoticed except by a
party of italian fishermen. who passed
them as they steamed away from the
government dock. near quarantine,
where they had filled their bunkers and
also piled coal on their decks.
The fishermen say that the destroy
ers showed no lights and were going
at high speed. Waterfront men csti-
mate that even with the coal deck
loads the little boats can hardly steam
further than Magdalena Bay. which is
thought TO he their destination. But
the collier Promethcus and the trans
port Buf0rd, both OF which will soon
be in southern waters, may meet the
destroyers and I'LL their bunkers.
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STORM PREVENTS
FURTHER SEARCH
Of OCEAN, TOMB
Continued from FRS, Page,

Continued from Iirs, page.)
inc. world trip. She is sister-!n- law
oil Premier Cnnalejas. of Spain, and ,s
related 10 the Spanish royal family
Everything has been arranged at rho
navy :ard for the reception OF ne
,lackay- Bennett with her cargo of
dead. Best advices are that she Will
dock at noon but the time cannot he
hNcd definitely. Workmen completed
inc erection OF tents and the pilin. OF
collins the pier today.
Inc Mayor has requested that all
flags In The city be lowered TO hair
mast wien the funeral ship enters the
harbor
Mrs. Hugh Rood. whose husband.
well known Seattle capitalist, is
among the victims, believes Tia, the
unidentified body in evening clothes
aboard the Minia is his. The initials
IL. Il. on the clothes convince her Of
This although the gold cuff links hear
different initials. MIS-. Rood was in
London with her husband when he
left her 20 come 10 this coutry on the
Titanic. she hurried across as soon as
possible after learning OF the disaster
and is among the few women visitors
here.
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Goal ano lltGpo

WOOD AT REDUCED Prices r6
move 1870 cords at once we offcr
Slab and k!ndl!nS al $3.50 ner half
cord. Dry oak a, IS half cord. Tuli
measure; prompt service. Order to-
day MIDLOTHIAN WO0D con
!ANl. Phone Madison 1915.
II YOU BURN WOOD JUST COZSITT ..
HEADQUARTERS over phone or get on
car ana come 10 my Office. where
You can see sample and set de-
livery IN 80 minutes by automobile
truck. LONG, THE WOOD MAN. l50S
West Broad 49,
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ported to have been near the Titanic
when she sank
The proceedings OF the investira-
ton probably Will be printed by
Senate resolution, when they will he
available in England in any action.
criminal or civil, which the British
authorities may institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-29

HOSTING ENGINE, DOuBLE-CYLlN
der, double-drum, complete. with
ho!!er; guaranteed. !. BLUFORD &
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llfil, ClG.: dnn 1.clinlc

WAITED, WHITE CHRISTIAN Man
and wife TO take charge of small
country hotel. one or bolh must
be good cook and ready 10 accept
position April 90. C 5l9. care TIMES
DisDatch
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y B.--Whne the terms of Inc Gn,h
or trust REQUIRE cash. yet upon appll-
cation To the auct!onesr conducting the
sale. more lihera! terms may lie had
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G3ilItncrp

FOR CORRECT STYLES liz MfLLTX-
cry YOU must sec my display OF trim :
my l'neof ready. made garments TO-
ladies' and children. We are now
giving special prices on all lines
alterations free. MRS. JULIUS
BEAR. 1923 f.. Main street
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By J. d. Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY AND
FLATS ADJOINING



FLATS ADJOINING.
ON WEDNESDAY,. MAY l. 1912,
at o'clock T.. NJ.
we Will OFFER for sale. on the prem
Uses, Nos. lSi9 and 1851 Venablc
street.
This property is one OF the oldest
business stands on Church Hin. and
now doing fine business. The corner.
occupied as a grocery, has a good Hat
above. rooms In rear. large yard, stable
and wagon shed. Tho house adjoining
IS an established barber shop with
rooms in the rear and large room
nent. and should command the attcn-
ton OF purchasers OF business psop-
crty.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance
ono. two and three years.
by John r Goddin & Co.
Real Estate and Loans.
AUCTION SALE
OF
JACKSON WARD" PROPERTY.
KNOWN AS 1912 HICKORY
STREET.
AZ request OF tho owner. we will
sell a, public auction. on the prem
Uses, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY ]. 1912,
at o'clock p NJ,
the above described house. containing
five rooms. Lo; 46hXlll feet, with
room enough on side for another house
To be built This Will make good
,rcnt
TERMS: At snle.
JOHN 7. GoDDIN & Co,
Auctionccrs