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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12
CORNER STONE of
new SCHOOL LAID.
BY Grand Lodge of MasOns.
Which, is in Annual Con-
vention Here.
INSTRUCTION is GIVEN
Annual Meeting Of Royal Arch
Branch Closes with the
Election Of Officers.

In the presence Of several hun
dred Masons and many others, the
corner stone OF iClarkshurg's new
nigh school building ON Lee street
which has been named the Washing
ton Irving high school by the city
board OF education-was laid with
Masonic ceremonies "Wednesday AZ
ternoon by the Most dWorghipftll
Grand Lodge OF ancient, Free anu
Accepted Masons OF West Virginia,
now in annual convention in this
/, city.
Charles W. Lynch, member OF .ha
state aupreme court, now residing at
Charleston, presided during the cere-
monies as Most Worshipful Grand
Master OF the order, which office he
holds. lie was assisted by other
Grand lodge officers and iClarksburg
Commandery. No. liz, OF the knights
Templars in fun regain acted as an
escort to the grand lodge. The GER
emonies were inpressively carried
out. The sun was bright aud warm
and the gllstening snow made
beautiful setting for the scene.
incident to the forty-ninth annual
communication of the grand lodge,
the first session OF which will be held
tonight in the Masonic temple.
schools of instruction IN blue lodge
work were held Wednesday in the
Masonic temple under the direction
of Cyrus w. Mckenzie, of Hunting
ton, the grand lecturer and his dep
'utles. Sessions of these schools will
also be held Thursday.
With the election of officers to
serve the ensuing year, the forty
third annual conYocation of the
Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Ma
sons of West Virginia closed Tues
day night in the temple. The new
officers are as follows:
Most Excellent Grand High Priest
w I. Rittenhouse, OF Parksrsburg.
Right Eminent Grand King-W.
7. Workman, Echo.
Right Eminent Grand Seribe--A..
B. g. Brady, Ronceyerte.
Right Eminent Grand Treasured
Samuel n Myers, Martinsburg.
Right Eminent Grand Secretary
ID. K. Reed, Clarksburg.
The following officers were ap-
pointed:
Eminent Grand lecturer Ichn
wv. Ashley, Charleston.
Eminent Grand chaplain-The 1T.
Rev. w. L. Cravatt, Charles Town.
Eminent Grand Captain Of Host
w. X. Cowden, Huntington
Eminent Grand Principal So.
journer-L. III. Clark, Kyle.
Eminent Grand Royal Arch Cap
tain-stark o.. Baker. Beverly.
Eminent Grand Master Third
Veil-Beniamin f. Carruthers.
Charleston.
Eminent Grand Master Second
Yeil-Thomas nj. Turner. Martins
burg
Eminent Grand Master First Ven
j. Walter Boydston, Fairmont.
Eminent Grand Marshal-iWilliam
E. Krupp, Wheeling.
Eminent Grand TiIer-iE. K. Stout.
Committee on Foreign Correspond
ence-D. K. Reed, Clarksburg, and
James A. Bryan. Parkersburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12
SAM HAYS
Is Expected in Washington for
the Purpose of Holding a
Conference There.
tssreiAL 70 rnE rrlrsrAs,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Sam A.
Hays, collector of internal revenue
for West Virginia, is expected here at
almost any time for conference with
The commissioner OF internal revenue
in regard TO the appointments of men
TO collect the income tax in West
Virginia; Inquiry at the Office of the
Internal revenue commissioner de-
yeiops the fact that no definite plans
have been made yet. Estimates have
been made for six men in West Vir-
ginia to collect the income tax, and
1t is believed that these estimates VIII
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12
EARTHQUAKE KILLS
Sc VERAL HUNDRED
Persons and Destroys Ten
Towns in Peru BeIated News
by Courier Says.

LIMA, Peru. Nov. 12-Ten towns
We're destroyed and several hundred
persisted in an earthquake,
which occurred last Friday in the
province OF Aymaraes.
News OF the disaster reached this
city by courier. The number of
known dead was one hundred and
twenty when the courier left the de-
ya5tated district, but it was believed
that several hundred more bodies
would he discovered.
The survivors are living in the
open and are suffering great priva-
ton from lack OF food and shelter.
The government today forwarded
large quantities of provisions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12
HOT Poker
Is Used on the Feet of a Man by
Masked Robbers to Make
Him Answer Questions.
cay AssoetArrn enrssn

BEAVER FALLS. Pa. Nov. 12.-
Three masked men broke into the resi-
dence of Philip Stakeley at West
eridgewater early today and bind
ing him to chair, scared his feet
with a hot poker until he disclosed
the hiding place of his money. They
found $2715 and after taking it, beat
him into insensibility When he re-
covered, Stakeley gave the alarm and
the police trailed three men to Fol
som, Pa, where after a pistol battle,
they captured two, who gave their
names as Charles Pice, of West
Crldgewater, and John Kohler, oil
Monaco, Pa.
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MID WINTER MEETING.

WHEEL ING, Nov. 12-The regu-
lar mid-winter meeting Of the execu-
tive committee of the West Virginia
Sunday School Association has been
caller for December 2 at the local
oiIicts Of the organization. A num-
Der OF important matters await the
action OF the committee.
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INSTITUTE
of the Teachers Of Union Dis.
triCt is TO Be Held at Good
Hope Saturday.

The teachers of Union district Sih
hold their institute at Good Hope at
1880 O'clock Saturday afternoon. A
program Is arranged and all teach
ers Of the district are. earnestly re-
quested to be present. Matters 81
interest to all teachers IRE to b
considered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12
BARGE PEYMoBTH GOES
DOWN DURING THE STORM.
u AsseeIArEp gaEati

MENoMuNEE, Mich, Nov. 12-It
was reported here today that the
barge, Plymouth, went down in last
Sundays storm in Lake Michigan,
Just of the entrance oflGreen Bay.
1t had seven men on board. THIS
wreck is the one which the revenue
cutter, TuScarora, is investigating.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12
TYPHOID FEVER FATAL.

Arlltlo Morelli, aged two years, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. James Morelli, of 505
Florence street. died at o'clock
Wednesday morning after a lingering
illness of typhoid fever Funeral
services will be held at the home at
1880 o'clock Thursday evening and
the burial viii be in the Holy Cross
Cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Nichodim Neckrash and
Anna Bal0ki, Harry T. IRedrick ana
Eugene Johnson, .Yincenzo Rota and
Saletta Caputo, Upton Z. Palmer
and Jennie NJ. Myers and Jandro
Birac and Petra Jannanin.
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DAWSON INsrEcrs.

FAIBMoNT, Nov. 12-winiam
NJ. o. Dawson. chairman Of the state
board OF control. is here from
Charleston today inspecting the state
normal school here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12
JAPANESE WILL SEND
CRUISER TO MEXICO
csy Assee,s,rn psrss,

tnY HSsoerAIEn PREsD
TOXIC. Japan, Nov. 12-The
Japanese government decided t6Gay
to send an arInored cruiser to Mexi-
can waters for protection OF Japanese
subjects there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12

AIRS. Rapp and her daughter, Mrs.
BENJAMIN F. Robinson, are visiting
friends in Washington and Balti-
more.
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be finally adopted, but as yet the plans
are not positive. Until the number
of officers required to collect the tax
is agreed upon there can be no ap-
pointments. It Is believed that very
soon the plans will be perfected and
the stage for the announcing OF ap-
Dointments viii be reached.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12

Charles 3 Lamberd. of the Watts
Lamberd Company. is spending sew
eral days in New York this week.
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NO REPORT.

No report has been made by the
criminal court grand jury yet. The
court room was allied with witnesses
today. many of whom were examined
James II. Moore, of Salem, was
here on business Wednesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-12
THE WEATHER

Warmer and generally fair tonight
and Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13
Fletcher
Grocery

SOS sol ,So2 M North Twentythird Street.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 10.
beginning at o'clock Z. NJ. sharp
a large and we'll selected stock Of high
class groceries. embracing among other
Dutch Cleaner. Cereals, Sardines, Potted
Meats. ,Arbuckle's Coffee. Green and
Black Teas. Eagle and other milks.
SSa .ln. GatsuP. Pickles, Chalmers
6eiatine, Koro Syrup, various Baking
powders. Canned Peaches. Corn, SOUPS.
lr !, on,,uG etc. Lamp Globes, Drawn
Sour Pickles. Cigars. Smoking and
chewing Tobacco, Snur, etc.
New Rubber Tired Phaeton uphol-
stored with leather, new Buggy Har-
ness. new Delivery Wagon new Wagon
Harness Harness. fine Driving, or Work Horse
(about seven years old). Ice Box, ca
pacity 900 pounds Use, two meat
BLOCKS, National Cash Register (total
and detail adder), new No Q Enter
Prise T,ra Coffee MN. two Gas Arc Lamps
counters. Vevetable Stands, etc
Sale positive. TERMS cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Auctioncers
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Casselman & Company.
Farm and Farm Stock Auctioners
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK

We have received instructions from
MT. q. ~ Conklin (who has sold HIS
iarm) to sell by auction to the highest
Diuuer, wltnout reserve, everything for
the high dollar at the Crystal Spring
Farm EARN Otherwise known as the Mont
new MARKET Road, about four miles
WEDNESDAY. JULY IS. 1913.
at ~ noon.
the Following live and dead farm stock
and other effects:
Two good Farm Horses "bays" use-
Iul workers. guaranteed sound in wind
ana limb, serviceable in all gears: Two
Horse Farm Wagon, 3-inch tires: One
Horse Farm Wagon, One Horse Surrey.
a aWo Morse riding Cuitlvator. with disk
two Single Piows, Subsoiio IPoiL ew Fi tMo
single .Cultivators. Two Horse Spike-
Iooth Drag Harrow. Two-Horse Potato
Digger. Single Spike-Tooth Cultivator.
avsn, Horse po,, Sspring. Tooth cultiyator
Work Harness. set Carriage Harness,
gle Row Fertilizer Distributor. Hand
Corn Planter, Hand Seed Drill, HAY
Press, Hay Shelvins or Body. Post Hole
rel Spray Pump for Fruit Trees. small NAL
Spray Pump. .Grindstone. small Hand
and Farm Tools too numerous to men
ton.
: TERMS made known day of sale.
Sale positive. rain 10, Or shire
Further particulars at the Auction
JAMES w. LORD, Auctioneer for
CAsSELNrANs 81 COMPANY,
lob u. Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13
ReaI Gstate Jrpr Rent
FOR RENT
JulianC. Anderson
& Co., Inc.
ReaI Gstate JFpr Rent
Real Estate Agents.
Basement American Bank Building,
Phone Madison 1871.

Per Annum. Rooms
Hot water heat
I2o--Boulevard. between Main and
FioJd ~
72o-isl7 stuar, Ave. 8
son. HSt Water w. na,t heat :.
49, Hot water heat.
60o-25lS Hanover Avenue. 10
Hot water heat.
600-2522 Hanover Avenue. 10
Hot water heat.
600-2524 Hanover Avenue 10
soo-lsies T1oyd Avenue. .1a
Hot water heat.
5o0-72l W. Main ST.. latrobe. -. 10
4S0-32l7 Hanover Ave. .......... s
Hot water heat.
420-2502 Floyd Ave. 8
Hot water heat.
42o-725 Greenwood Ave. Barton
4oo-sia e ". Main W 81. iatrcbee 20
4oo-elS W. Main ST., latrobe 49,. 10
ASSESS $50 sSt Floyd Ave: frame, latrobe. g
aoo-3lll w. Main St. iatroDe ~. Z
3oo-502 Miller Ave. Barton lights.
aoo-Sos York Ave. Barton Heights.
24o-t s. Mulberry 'st ........ s
1914 S. Alien Ave s
FLATS.
720-1l27 w. Franklin St, LIST fiat. 8
72o-Ila7 ": FranSiin ST.. I'd nat. 8
-. Hot water heat.
660-26l9 Park Avenue, LIST fiat. Z
Hot water heat.
GOO 2sls-A Park Avenue. I'd fat. s
Hot water heat.
4So-2s$5 w Grace ST.. I'd nat -. 6
~ Hot water heat furnished.
4so-5o5 r Grace St; Sd fiat. fur
aao-2i2s-A Hanover Ave, I'd nat. s
aoo-2ols stuart Avenue. Cd nat S
STORES.
r.5oo-4os w. Broad St, three story
,oo and b Z, sne1t, G. -.
furnished.
l,2oo1als !. Second St. list floor. heat
soo..a1S. y. Second ST.. 1st floor. heat
Il Second SsSsnsA ST. St. 81 sssFs hes,
-. rooms above store.
7oo Baid,n n "a Go aeos tre ss Arcade
600-207 n. Foushee ST.. Arcade
5ooB BggdiidinSg' 80 Ho,t nGor fESnt.
Building, I'd floor rear.
$1,000 Louisiana St. Fulton. store
.oo and ave-room fiat.
ooo-i4st u; Main ST.. I'd hoor. 2.e4S
a4o-i4s4 E: Main St. I'D floor, 2,e4s
square feet:
120-26th and NJ Sts., under Spring
field Hall.
WAREHOUSES;
1905 E. Cary ST.. I'd and Sd floors
1907 E. Cary ST., I'd and Sd floors
1104 E. Cary ST.. three-story.
MIR. LANDLORD.
Will keep 1t advertised and give you
prompt service. We make Speciality
OF rental business.
JULIAN c. ANDERSON & CO., INC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF rR1,sr
N ~ ieT as trustee. dated the 2Sth day II
ferty TO the Gloucester Mathews RAJ,
Incorporated. st Mathews G H.. Viz.
6fhi "a, duiy recorded in the CLERKS ONCE
nook No. ~. at pages O.. SIS and 66. and
~ ~ inc request or the Bank OF Mathews.
rnfi nc}nni the legal holder OF the
therein. default having been made in
seil payment ~ enh, OF the interest due. viii
e. II. Virginia. on
TUESDAY. THE 22D DAY OF JULY.
1913,
at . o'clock p. NJ.
'ie iioi,iSowing property. towit:
land with the buildings and other inn ~
bbr"rc[I, ,y thereon including the An
and and" beins in , bbroPSrty sisuated lying
ID,is,rict IN the County of Mathews and
Ttate or Virginia. known as the House
tai Ti p ome b1,n OF "Aubgrn," and con-
more or less. a'ie Co.
srast so fa anS,hfT e e%1.S Of The
Ave o. or ra sH2c and containing about SIXTY
SOLD IN gross and not BY the acre.
tract: formerly owned BY Miss sn Safe SS% e
WOOD land. more or less
All or the above property being tho
same heretofore conveyed to cbar iae
Heath by Edith dc C. Heath. Ada Rips
ley Doliber and Thomas DoiiSer ih,p pr
h Ist ddH 6y deed bearing date on the
September 22nd. 1916. by Charles aries e and nd
a., "a. IS Heath to Charles e. Raffcrtv
oE deed recorded In INC Clerks once
OF Mathews County, in Deed Book No
~ AT pages 62. SO and Ca
Also all the right. title and Interest
OF Charles f. Rafferty, in and to fortSt
j iour and $500 acres OF oyster plant
ing grounds adjacent 20 "Auburn
Farm" on North, River, IN the cou uin
~ OF ma Matth tn' by virtue of a lease
all OF the oysters and shells thereons
TERMS: For cash as to so much ne
may be necessary to .defray the e%9
penses OF executing this trust. inclnd-
ing trustees commission OF 5 per
cent and to discharge in cash the prin-
cipal sum of a note for $4,000, subject
t vo d Gredlt or $1,000 thereon. together
Sou from November 2S 1912, at 6 per
]. BOYD SEARS.
Trustee.
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keaI estate Jor Rfnt
Fall Rent List
! SUTTON & co.
Houses and Flats now vacant and to
become vacant on or before
September /. 1913.

become vacant on or before
September l. 1913
S9O0-3li T.. Franklin Street, 9 rooms.
POSSESSION October !.
SO0-23 n. Boulevard. 10 rooms, de-
tached hot water heat and hard
Woot floors; two baths. Imme-
diate possession.
600-2622 Park Avenue. 7-room anart-
ment Nower); all modern con-
Veniences. Immediate possession,
f2o-3d07-9-1l-l3 Grove Avenue new
e co1ro9m dweliin ss;, all MODERN
POSSESSION at once.
600-201 East Franklin Street al
apartment s rooms Possession
September !.
Soo- Si,;,s West Grace street, corner
September l.
6oo-3o4 South Fourth Street, three
story brick, 10 rooms Posses
sion September l.
42o-26ll Hanover Avenue, upper fiat.
naa rooms, bath, etc; hot water
420-402 West Main Street, rooms
WIZ put in nice order. Possess
sion at once.
42o--3lli East Broad Street. rooms.
Possession September /.
420-2l3l Floyd Avenue. rooms.
Possession September /.
420-15 East Marshall street. IL rooms
Possession September I.
4o0-3Oi East Clay Street rooms.
Possession September 10.
3oo-25li East Grace Street. 8 rooms
36o--3o3 North Davis Avenue. lower
fat, rooms: separate entrances:
hot water heat. Possession Sep
TENDER |.
S60-l215 Floyd Avenue, Q rooms.
Possession September l.
ssh. south Adams street. rooms.
POSSESSION September 20.
3OO-ll5 South Fifth Street. rooms
Possession September l.
3oO-l5o3 Enslow Avenue. I rooms.
Possession at once.
300-62l North Tenth Street. rooms.
Possession September !.
Possession September l.
270-5O9 North Elm Street, s rooms.
lower Nat. Possession at once
27O-3ll North Elm street. rooms.
lower fiat. Possession Sent
24O---le4 South i'Il?.t u. c6t,-S rooms
Possession September |
2io--30S south Fourth Street. upper
ooo n rag rooms. Possession, Sept. /.
Possession September
l5o-9i7 West Marshall Street. rooms.
80, upper nat. Possession Sept l.
66e--3Ol South Third Street IL rooms.
two baths. September /.
FOR RENT by THE MONTH.
slS 81 AK BS Ss Street. $ rooms
per nat. second floor.
soo--'l9 Buchanan Street fiat
sToREs WAREHOUSES;. ETC,
Per Ann. M
81, 2oo--lsos East Main street. four.
story and basement.
4SO-Hull Street store. between Th.S-
teenth and Fourteenth Streets,
80 Manchester. just completed.
S00--24l7 East Main Street, store
and dwelling.
Call or phone for Rent List.
SUTTON & co.
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T. F. GREEN,
W. p. Redo.
Casselman & Co..
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF

AUCTION SALE
A CAPITAL CONFECTIONERY. SODA
FOUNTAIN AND FRUIT BUSINESS.
Together with, the very, handsome
Show and Wallcases. Cash Register.
Electric Fan, Arc Lights. Ice Boxes
Tables. Chairs. and the whole of the
fresh stock of frst-class Confectionery.
Tobacco. Cigars, Flavoring Extracts.
etc.
On account of the owner leaving the
city, we arc requested to offer, in one
lot, as good going concern, the above
valuable and compact little business,
on the premises, being No. $50 West
Broad Street, on
TUESDAY, JULY Is,
at p NJ
Sale positive. rain or shine.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
This Is a chance to get a good busi-
ness cheap. a nice store, with base
ment and dwelling accomm odation. and
a nice garden in the rear. at reason
able rent
JAS. w. LORD,
Auctioneer for Casselman e. Co.
lois e. Main Street Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

BY virtue OF two certain deeds OF
trust TO the undersigned. trustee. one
in the clerks Office of Circuit Court of
King William County, Va. D. B. %.
page sSs., and the other dated Septem.,
clerks Office in d. b. "a. page 153. de-
fault having been made in the payment
paid in both Of the en Aforesaid ssaHTe deeds of
trust. l will sell at public auction, in
front OF the court house OF the Circuit
Court of King William County. King
William. Va. on
AUGUST 4. 1913.
ut II o'clock noon. the real estate de-
scribed in both OF the aforementioned
deeds of trust, as follows-to-
All that TRACT OF LAND lying and
being In the county OF King William,
In the State of Virginia. known as
acres OF land, more or less,land bounded
as follows: On the north by the Mat
taponi River. on the east by the lands
OF James Is. Roane and the road lead
ing into the farm OF James X. Roane;
on the south by the main road leading
from Rumford to Ayletts. Va; on the
west by the main road leading from
Rumford to Ayletts, Va. and the lands
of VIM. 3. Pointer.
This farm is three miles from Ay-
let's and one mile from Rumford; is
located on IA blur nifty or sixty feet
above the Mattaponi River, and con-
tains $50 acres, more or less Of which
considerable hardwood timber in the
forest. All the land is high. and its
longest boundary is on the public road.
The main house, which is located in n
fine grove of large trees. with a beau
tiful lawn, is solid brick building
with metal roof. in frst-class condi-
very large halls. with bath. hot and
cold water throughout the house. all
the plumbing being modern and up-to-
well $50 feet deep. The property is
well fenced. and there are numerous
springs on the premises. The view
large, new metal roof barn, together
with several old barns, and a good
metal roof tenant house and ice-house
in hrst-class order; sufficient power to
furnish power for all the work ncces-
sary on the farm by installing a hydro
electric plant. There is also the usual
number of chicken houses, smoke
house and other outbuildings. as we'll
as n cry good orchard.
Any. one desiring q first-clnss farm
the property will positively be sold to
the highest bidder.
TERMS: Cash as to the cost Of ex-
ecuting this trust and to pay any taxes
due on the date of sale. including the
pro rata taxes for 1913. and to pay
the following notes-to-wlt:
10000. with interest from September
5000. with interest from March Is,
10000, with interest from April ~,
5000. with interest from September
$4,000. with interest from October 70.
5000, with interest from March is.
1912.
100000. with interest from September
Is, 1912
and any balance Mt one and two years
from date of sale, with interest at s
per cent per annum. to be secured by
cash. at The option Of the purchaser
JOHN p. LEARY, Trustee.
Whilst the above terms are in ac.
cordance with tha terms of the trust
deed, the auctioneers Will be able to
arrange moro liberal terms for q pur-
chaser at tho time and place. of sale,
should the same be desired.
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Pursuant to a deed OF assignment
from I'll. g. McCabes to me as trustee
lana Avenue,
THURSDAY. JULY II.
at $3.50 o'clock r. NJ, stock OF
groceries, consisting of among other
goods, Eagles Winner Milk, Canned
Corn. Peaches. Syrups. Peas, Beans.
Pineapple. Soups. Sardines, Bakinr
powers, Octagon. Ivory and other
soaps. Washing, Powders, Bluing
Brooms, Lamp Chimneys. Arbuokie's
Conee, Teas, Cakes and Cake Tins.
Piekles. Catsup. Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, Notions etc, also three Show
Cases, OIL Tank. several pair Scales,
Counters. two Ice Boxes etc.
Sale positive: TERMS: cash.
HEATH j. RAwLBY,
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co. Se.se'
Auctioneers.
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The Valentine Auction Co.,
AuctiOnccrs,
618 EAST BROAD STREET.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF STOCK
OF GROCERIES AND STORE FIX
TURES.
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MR. LANDLORD.
Give us your property to rent We
will keep 1t advertised and give YOU
prompt service. We make a Speciality
OF rental business.
JULIAN c. ANDERSON & CO., INC.
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Murtldn s5aics culture 1aps
BY Edward s. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
NO. 141s WEST LEIGH srREET

OF
NO. 1913 WEST LEIGH STREET.
BY. virtue of n certain deed OF trust.
dated 3d day of September. 1910, and OF
record In the clerks office. Richmond
Chancery Court. In Deed Book 20sA.
page 39l, default having been made In
the payment OF the debt thereby Sc
cured, and being required so 10 40 by
the beneficiary. we will sell by auction,
upon the promises, on
TUESDAY. 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1919.
at o'clock y. NJ,
the property located as above, which
consists of two story semidetached
frame dwelling. just west OF and ad-
Joining the new colored church. The
lot has front of eighteen feet on
north line OF Leigh street by a depth
OF 40 feet 10 an alley In rear fifteen
feet wide. Its location commends Itself.
+ TERMS: Cagh az to expenses of sa 10
and balance of SS55.32 balance as
may be named at hour OF sale.
H. W. ROUNTREE,
b. 3. BOWLES
HARRY c. BEATTIE.
Trustees.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY,
Auctioneers.