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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10
DECREASE SHOWN.
tuS ssseeiAIEs sarss,

NEW YORK, Nov. IO-The UNI
filed tonnage Of the United States
Steel Corporation on October 81
shows a decrease OF 490,0lliS tons,
from September This Is the tenth
copseeutiye monthly decrease this
year. s.a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10
VERDICT SET ASIDE.
osY GssseiArrs pHrssi

TRENTON. Ne j.. Nov. dO-Tha
state supreme court today set. aside
the conviction of William Haywood,
who with two others, connected with
the Industrial Workers of the
World was convicted of a charge of
being disorderly in the recent strike
of the Patterson silk workers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10
MASONS BE GIN
STATE
BLIZZARD Ora SPS
OTHER SECTIONS

Southwotth, telephone lineman, age
%. was foud at the foot of pole,
frozen and with his neck broken. He
had been sent out on repair work last
night and it is thought he became
numbed with the cold and fell
Through trains and mail are being
pushed forward with great effort and
all are running hours late. While the
storm had abated this morning, the
menace of heavy ice covering wires
and trees was made more threatening
by the high winds and the heavy I'M
derfoot travel which caused many
falls and resulted in broken bones
and other injuries The local weather
report was for continued SHOWS today
and tomorrow with high winds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 1O.-The
blizzard which has gripped the Middle
West for twenty-fou hours, arrived
mere early today and the city awoke
to face a seventy-three mile gale that
drove before 1t clouds OF snow and
sleet Trains from the storm center
west Of here came in covered with
ice and from three toseven hours late.
No boats were sighted off the harbor
today and the wireless had been un-
able to pick up any steamers on Lake
Erie for twenty-four hours, though It
was believed that ample warming OF
the storm had sent all shipping to a
safe anchorage 1t was reported from
Long Point, Ontario, that steamer
was rapidly pounding to pieces. Re
ports of another vessel in distress
could not be confirmed.
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CONTINUED on page 1O.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-10

Snow toaIgIlt and Tnesday.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-04-25

After carefully considering all our advantages haze
decided that in the uery near future ,vould erect
creamery and cold storage Roman for the purpose
of handling all dairy and poultry products etc:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

PIANO. NO. 1897.
Mahogany case. stool and scarf !;
very easy terms. CRAFTS. III
East Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
YOUNG SALESMAN
ASDISAPPEARED
Friends Fear That w. E. Eth
eridge May Be Victim OF
Foul Play.

Raleigh. N. c.. Jan. 22.-The Ysust-Turne'
Co. wholesale grocers. his employers. and
numerous friends Of the young man. are
very much disturbed about the disappear
ance OF W. 4. Etheridge. young travelling
salesman. who entered their employ the nrst
OF the year and has not been heard from Tor
a week now. Re started on trip TO nearby
towns last Thursday 20 take orders. ana mas
been traced from Raleigh TO wilson NILS.
thence TO Clayton and thence to selma he Vas
70 have returned 10 Raleigh on saturday ar
ternoon. His employers and friends rear
that he has met wit foul play. though not
the least indication of such fate has develop,
ed. He was in the employ OF the NationAi
Biscuit Company for fourteen months peiore
going TO YOust-Turner Co. He came TO
Raleigh from Norfolk His parents hive there.
They have been notified.
There is general qualification here az the
news that former Governor Kitchln Is 20
locate 10 Raleigh for the practice OF law, and
that he viii have associated with him former
Supreme Court Justice J. s. Manning. now OF
Durham. .
The North Carolina Builders Exchange, IN
annual sessi on Just closed here. elected n. A.
Pfohl. OF Winston Salem. presidents 70
succeed J. 4. Jones. OF Charlotte. and John r.
Underwood. vice president. and ID. =. Iingiye'
OF Charlotte. secretary. The association es-
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tablished utilization with the national asso-
citation. and heard address by former
Supreme Court Justice J. Manning
On the Governor OF Maryland for j. Willems.
now being held in tail az Baltimore for Is
suing a spurious check to V. ]. Guchery. OF
Meckienburg County
prof ID. T. Cray has arrived from the
experiment station OF Alabama to resume
the duties Of his new post. In charge OF animal
husbandry for the State Department OF
Agriculture and Experiment station ard for
the state at large He plans 10 greatly
extend the usefulness OF his division TO the
people OF the state.
A charter has been issued Tor the Dowoy
Ntorris Comuany. merchants. Durham. capi-
tai $1,000. By J. l.. Dowdy. Valera Morris and
others.
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auftion 5aIes future Days
BY PAINE & CORLING,
Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT, No. 800 SOUTH
FOURTH STREET.

In execution of certain deed of trust
bearing date on August 20. 1872, to the
undersigned trustee. recorded i'm the
clerks office of Richmond Chancery
Court. in D. b 2ls b, D 81. defsuit
having been made in the payment of a
portion of the debt secured therein.
and being required by the beneficiary
so TO do. / will sell at public auction
on the premises. on
MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1913,
at 4 80 O'Clock P NJ.
the aforementioned property, con-
sisting of a brick dwelling of ten rooms
and lot. which is described in said deed
as follows. Beginning at a point on
the west line of Fourth Street distant
II feet north of Arch Street, thence
running no-thwardiy along and front
ing on the west line of Fourth Street
% feet and 81 inches to the centre of
the division line between the tenement
hereby conveyed and that adjoining
IL on the north. thence at right angles
in westwardly direction and between
parallel lines 7s1S feet. with the privi-
fege of the use of an alley 3 feet wide
extending out to Arch Street.
This sale Is made subject to q deed
of trust now on the property. with
note for s2.7S0 and interest. dated De-
cember I, 1911. at two years, to be as
sumed by the purchaser.
TERMS: Cash.
C NJ. CORLING.
Trustee
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DOG RACES TRAIN AND DIES.
Faithful Greyhound Follows Master tnui
He CoiIanscs

Faithful Greyhound Follows Master Until
He Coilapses.
South Norwalk Conn. January 2.-ln a
thrilling six mile race between a Bottom ex-
press train and a faithful greyhound here.
iron steam and human ingenuity proved too
much for nature alone and the god dropped
between the rails and died of exhaustion.
Lucian Gray boarded the train at me local
station. and in the crowd Meteor. his bioooeu
orevhound became lost The train drew out
and the dog started of at the side OF the coach
where his master sat. Gray tried 10 stop the
train but his pleadiDgs we're unaEainne
FOR FULLY a mile the dog retained his position
at the side OF his masters coach. Gray raised
the window and ordered the faithful DOG 70
go home" but the dog apparently tnouehS
he was only urging him on. mile or so furtner
and the dog was forced TO drop back he
hung on for some time. and finally was seen
TO collapse while yet in sight OF the express;
Gray got of at Stamford. ana hofrieu
bach, but found the dog dead
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Samuel Stern & Co.,
General Auctioneers and
Storage
Wingo. Elicit & Crump's Old Stand.
1908 E. Main Street.

We will sell the following list of mer-
chandise. commencing at 10 80 A NJ.
THURSDAY, JANUARY %. 1912,
at our place of business, 1905 East Main
Street.
1000 pair Mems, Ladies and Children's
Shoes.
900 Dozen Mems and Ladies Hose.
500 Leather Suit Gases.
Lot L Umbrellas.
100 Dozen Latest Style Neckties.
500 Dozen Handkerchief.
coo Cigars
| Lot Accordeons.
800 Pistols.
500 Dozen Mems and Boys Shirts
and Collars.
Is Dozen Suspenders.
50 Dozen Hats and Caps.
800 Pairs Mems Pants
100 Mems Suits.
Mems Leggings; also lot of Sta
tionery.
Your consignments solicited.
SAMUEL STERN & co.
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Drip Iaanffo female

E EaS s oQHH DGH s sflff6X:
FRY CO. Bove and Marshall
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NO GOOD TO BE PLEASANT.
For Good Was Fined IS. Even II He was

Montciair. n. J.. January q Next case.
said Recorder Henry l.. Yost. in the Mont
clair police court. as ne looked over MS spec
tacles and saw Patroiman Patrick cannon
with a negro. attired in the reguiation cnaul-
feur's outfit. puttees and all nat YOU
name7'' asked the recorder. as the chauneur'
smiling broadly. stepped up TO the desk.
Pleasant Good
I'm rot referring TO the weather or your
health" testify replied the recorder i
want to know what your name Is.
IT'S Pleasant Good. sir. ard I've at no.
% William Street" said the chauneur VINO
had been arrested by Cannon for violating
the traffic rules.
We'll. Pleasant" said Recorder fost, after
he had heard the evidence. I'm me you 70
Now go, and be good hereafter. too
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Flats for Ksnr
Flats luantsn
ReaI Gstatf Jor 5alf

foK SALE. NfoDERN. DETACHED.
eight room. hot water heated, brick
residence. just West of Richmond
College Rental $500 per snnum.
Price SO. 10. Will take improved
real estate TO extent of s., 600 in part
payment Pays 9 per cent. net.
CHAS. r RUEHRMUND. IIs Mu-
tuai Building
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RfaI CsfaIr eianITo

W1NTED- FOR GIANT, TWO
good brick investment properties OF
900 to 5000 each. West End
CHAS. f. RU EHRMU ND, IiS A-u-
tual Building
WANTED FOR CLIENT, 100 TO $50
acre farm ten 20 fifteen miles from
Richmond. one TO one and one haif
miles from station Price must De
right. CHAS. F ROEHhM y H.
II9 Mutual Building
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A:
CONNELIsY 4 CO Write postal
for necessary blanks.
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anminfstrator's 1otift

QUALIFIED As ADM Ms
traitor OF the estate OF Mrs. A c
Augustine. all persons having claims
srair.st said estate arc requested 10
rrcsent them to me properly authen-
i;cafed. for payment and all persons
Indebted TO the estate VIII please
mako payment JAS. ASG1
TTNE. JR.. administrator OF Mrs
1rUf1efinc
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BparDtng

Wasted. Two dENTEEMEN
boarders, also table boarders- MISS
WOOD 5D7 West Grace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
ADOPTED BABY AND WE'D HIM.
When He Ungratefully Deserted Her, VIII
Cd ArraSfad

When He UnfratefulIy Deserted Her, Vic
Had Him Arrested
Chicago. January 2?.--Nfrs- Helen Buschor.
forty nine years old. tearfully told Judge
Gemmili yesterday that she is a victim OF the
bssest ingratitude. Then she pointed to
Arthur Buschor. her husband, whom she had
hailed into court for desertion-
II adopted him when he was baby one
wear DID, she said. II nursed him. sent him
to school. gave him a good education. got him
good position and then 1 married him
Now he must be smitten with younger
woman. for he has left me-
The youthful husband had nothing to
say
This woman has done everything woman
can do for YOU" said the judge, as he con-
tinued the case. though / think she made a
mistake in marrying you; but as she has done
it, win see if you cannot make up and cut
out this trouble"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
BAR WET" ELECTION FUNDS.

Measures Intended for Enactment VIII
Limit Liquor Men,
Pittsburgh January es-Public employees
and all persons engaged in the manufacture
and sale of liquor may be prohibited from CON
tributing to political campaigns. should an
amendment to the corrupt practices act,
drafted by the executive and legislative COM
mittee OF the Republican State Convention.
be passed by the Legislature
The provisions of the amendment became
known here yesterday. when Chairman Henry
G. WATSON. OF the Republican State com
mittee. left for Harrisburg with number or
proposed bills framed here recently by the
committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
TYPEwRITERS.

OF ALL MAKES
and models sold. rented and skIifully
repaired. - Remingtons, Underwoods
divers, Smith PremIers, Bar Locks
and l.. &. Smith Bros. machines
rented from IS 20 81 for three months
First rent paid applied on purchase.
THE AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE. COS East Main Street,
Phone Madisen 1856.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL GENERAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company,


Of1cc Of the Secretary.
Richmond. Va. December 81. 1914
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Take notice. that on WEDNESDAY,.
February s. 1913. at n O'Clock A NJ.
special general meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Com
ranv will be held in the ofdcc OF the
~ornDary in the First National Bank
Euii1ing a. the corner OF Ninth and
Main streets. in Richmond. Va. pur-
suanf 10 tho call Of the president
and directors OF said company adopt
81 on December ~. 1852. tho pur-
pose Of said meeting being 20 take
action upon q proposition Of COM
promise and settlement neEo-
Hated By the president and directors
OF the company with the special com
mission representing the state Of
Virginia and its political subdi-
and alec 20 take action upon a rcpo-
~ fhe company looking 20 an
amend ment 81 the comp.ny's char
ter a. authorized By law and also
Tor attending 70 any other matters
which may lawfully come before said
Ire books for the transfer Of the
capital stock OF the company viii be
ciosed on January -. 1873, II clock
Z fsis. It 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Nv order Of the President and Direc-
tors NoRNfAN. CALL.
Secretary.
VIZ. II. wHIJE.;.,s...
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WILL APRIL FOOL SPRING.
Winter Jus; Beginning. Says Weather fropne'

Winter Just BEGINNING, says Nedtntf T"P''N'
Ueyoe.
Hachenssck v. y. January p" winter
will begin now. said A. j. Devoe the wes,h iisa
nronhet II predIet a blizzard over the ono
Valley and snow will fall here THURSDAY
Cold weather will prevail until April TO- Ice
a foot thick will be cut in plenty the mluuie
NJ February I exuect the worst storm OF the
wear from February to TO- Ice men mere
abouts need not despair
When asked concerning the unuSuahy
open winter to date. Devoe said
The reason is simple one. for with one
exception we have been on the east side OF all
the storms. The exception was the snow storm
at Christmas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

FOR SALE. ONE WAGON SUIT
STREET WAGoN. SIS; ONE toNG
BODIED WAGON ! S !! I, ! yAfT 4
TOP. $50: ONE SINGLE TRLCk.
500: ALSO ONE LIGHT TWO
HORSE TRUCK, SIS; co. COST rs $50 20
aRoVF ARE SECONDHAND
cooHE oUICK FOR BARGAINS
FULL LINE OF OPEN AND tyr
SURE VEHICLES. HEADQUAR,
TIERS FOR REPA1 RING AND
RUBBER-TIRING; b; G BHI-
SSEEpRMMrii issT la K
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Iuanfeo

4VFSMrNGI $40 G K OF
groceries and queensware TO exchange
for good automobile. Address y so,
care Times-Dispatch-
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH.
household goods in any quantity
Phone Madison SIS.
v0TSG NAN DESIRES PER-
nnanent room with private family !;
central location or convenient 20
cars: use of bath Please state
terms and fun particulars IN your
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
The Valentine Auction Coz
AucTlONEERs
Oh q EAST BROAD ST

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE OF
STOCK OF HARDWARE, Toys.
NOVELTIES, JEW ELRY, CAN
DIES. DRY GOODS, TIN.
CHINA AND ENAMELED
WARE. HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS, STATIONERT. ETC.,
SHOW CASES, COUNTERS.
SHELVING, ETC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
BABY WASHED ASHORE ALIVE.


II Came From Wrecked Steanef "rHVPeu i"
BIa nkets.
Oporto. January 2--The most re.na
able thing about the recent wreck OF tns
steamship Veronese is that ten montns-oid
baby which was washed ashore wrapped III
blankets is alive and well.
The latest computation is that there "Sro
fortv-four Victims OF the wreck. These In
clude three first and three second class pas
seugers, thirty-three Spanish emisrsn's anu
1--WE members of the crew.
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Odds and Ends From the Wire

vicfously tramping his victim. breaking o o.tl
81 Whvland's arms and crushing his RIOS
Whyiand died in two hours he nad peen
in the employ of the Delaware ana Tucson
Railroad Company as telegrapher Tor tor's-
Ave wears.
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WAITED. BY YoUNd SINGLE
man, a nice home in private family
room or room and board. q A4
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
sICKLEs DEFICIT UNPAID.
Balance Due State Not Yet Received From

Albany. January "A telegram received
at the Attorney Generals office announced
that q letter was in the mails explaining WY
the amount due the State from Oenefai
Daniel T.. Sickles. chairman OF the state
Monuments Commission. had not been PAID
on December 81 General sickles SON
Stanton Sickles. paid 5000 of the oencit'
which amounted TO about $4,000. and an
nouncement was made that an agreement
had been entered into by which the rest
would be forthcoming in a short time NO
further payments have been received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23
auction s,aIes Qbts pay Suction sales Ubts DsE
By Pollard & Bagby and ]. Thompson Brown & Co..
ReaEs Agent and
Good Paying, Inside, Centrally Located
Property
Paw 10 Per Cent or More

close aS Estate large
Street nsa po %nSs sse Be- sold close
prices nd are
POLLARD & BROWN Auctoneers
Either aucioneer Wills information.
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Bottles
NGn6E

NOTICE
Ma JOHN II. SMITH. on I II r
Richmond Vehicle Construction Com
Pany, AND Mr.. T. F. Moore Sn6;,nc Of the the
consolidation of the two firms under
the name of the smith Moore We
hicle Company Business IN .he
future will be conducted from the
plant Of the above mentioned firm,
3I4 North Fifth Street. A cou-
finuance of last patronage is re-
specially requested.
WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT
/ buy claims, notes: judgments any
where. Address q s45, care 1lmes-Dis-
FRESH BUTTER MILK DAILY.
our own make OF daily butter.
RENNIE DAIRY co.
WANTED. THE PUBLIG TO
know that JAIN KE BROS,
Jewellers. e2e East Main Street. buy.
sell, exchange and REMOUNI ID a 4,
MONDS IN THE LATEST
STYLES Old gold and silver
always taken in exchange.
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q9fft!ngs
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

T0TfCE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
THE INITIAL. OR ORGANIZA-
zion meeting Of the stockholders
81 tho Old Dominion Trust Com
pany. Incorporated - hirginia cor
ro~a.tonf has been called for ana
Eiii - held. on Monday. January
q iais az u O'Clock midday. N the
assembly, hall Of the Hotel Rich
-cond corner Ninth and Grace
Stree.s Richmond. Va. for the
rurpoec OF taking such steps a. may
h necessary 90 be taken BY the
s-o~thoidara 20 complete the or
~.,.-ofion of the company and OF
srfcrdinr TO any other business inst
nav faufuIiy come before said meet
ms JONATHAN Bryan.
Secretary.
President.
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TRACHERoUs BULL KILLS MAN.

Leaps On Him When He Falls and Cores
Him to Death
PIattsburg. n " January "A bull that
George III. Whyiand a telegraph operator at
south Junction. was leading. leaped upon
him when be fell on the icy road and fatally
TIE animal used hnofS as well as horns.
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a9fsrfmanfous

fAR@LADTEs. Y0OR CoMB-
ings bought or made Into switches CT
any shade Prices moderate. Larg-
est stock or pure hair switches and
pompadours in the city az great par,
ROYALLE, 6o7 East Broad Street.
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FOR SALE, STOCK OF GEN
eral merchandise in one OF the best
t0wns i'm North Carolina; new STOCK
new store: large territory: ADDRESS
Il 7Qs care Times- Dis patch.
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TO TRY PUPILS ON VAN DYKE.
Task Is TO Write Letters to Princeton Literary
Man.

Trenton January 22.-As a part OF their
January examination. the children OF the
eighth grade Of the New Jersey schools viii
have to write letter to Prof. Henry Van
DYKE of Princeton University.
DR. Van Dyke wrote the children letter
in which he asked the children 20 reply and
tell all about themselves. the happiest day
they had the book they liked the best, how
they liked 10 study and il the city they lived
in was improving.
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MOST MODERN BURNING BUSH.


Mauch Chunk Pa. January Am cleo
trio wire that came in contact with tree IN
East Mauch Chunk gave an example OF the
most modern burning bush. IL set the tree
on FIRE. burning of all the electric hight wires
and leaving the town in darness
The tree enveloped in a blue sheet OF ma me'
was novel sight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders OF the JET ERSON
held at the jefferson Hotel. Rich
rnond. Va. on WED\ ESDAN. Feb
ruary 5. 1918. at u o'clock noon
o. F. WEISIGER.
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

Pursuant 70 an order of the Districts
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. entered
on the 10Th day of January, 1913, in the
matter of George b. Davis. bankrupt.
will sell at public auction. on the
premises
I549 EAST MAIN STREET.
THURSDAY. JANUARY %.
Beginning at 10 80 o'clock \. NJ,
the entire stock and fixtures of said
bankrupt. consisting of a large assort-
ment of Tinware. China and Earthen-
ware. Enameledware Glassware,
Baskets, Jewelry Notions. Hardware.
Stationery, Lamps, Lanterns. Vases,
Ornaments, Toilet Soaps. Perfumes
and Toilet Articles. Dry Goods, Under
wear. Hosiery. Ribbons. Toys. Dolls.
Clocks, Ingersou Watches. Candy
and many other miscellaneous articles,
also six Silent Statesmen Show Cases.
six Counters. about $50 feet fine Shelv-
ing. four Cash Registers. Heating Stove
and Pipe. Cashiers Desk and Partition,
Electrical Fixtures. Window Shades.
etc.
TERMS. Cash.
EDGAR B. ENGLISH.
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION COS
Auctioneers.
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For 5ale

szss-CABLE UPRIGHT PIANO:
walnut case full octaves nice tone
Looks ike a piano lees than twelve
months old stool and scarf included.
si25 weekly pave for II. CRAFTS.
i2l East Broad Street Piano NO.
3n562
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Finds ass Pearls in One Oyster.

Finds 3s6 Pearls In One Oyster.
Sharon. Pa. January &C. =. T. Pape. .
ieveIer. OF Butler. found 5ss pearls in a. oyster
at q restaurant Monday night This Is be
lieved to be the record for a single oyster
some OF the pearls were as large as timothy
seed and Others the size of buckshot. A few
were large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

s2l0-S CHAEFFER PIANO; EB-
has been placed in good conditlon
81 weekly payments. Talk with
CRAFTS" i2l East Broad Street
Plano No. 4fS3.
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WANTED. SEVERAL PARTIES
TO INVEST. 500 OR MoRH
CoRPORATION; INVESTMENT
MOTHS; AN TNUsEAL or;
LOoRfNG ron A GOOD IN
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