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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

lis Bros, Molino; Milt House.
holder, Mexico; John l.. Stauffer
Benton City; j. w. Walker, Cen.
tralia; NJ. w. Beamer & Son, Mo-
limo; b. r. Middleton, Mexico; II.
7. Cant, Thompson; w. A. Me
Murtry, Mexico; Geo. Swanson.
Mexico; Geo. and Frank Keller
halls, Benton City; Kelly Wilker-
son, Mexico; John Turner, Cen
traIia; {. T. Jesse, Thompson G..
b. Duff, Centralia; j. A. Kennan,
Centralia; Il. r. Larkin, Mexico
w. A. and b. A. Smith, Thomp-
son; j. p. Edwards, Centralia; j.
Y. Horton, Mexico; w. A. Shrout
& Son, Mexico; Y. b. Ridgeway,
Mexico; j. II. Pool, Centralia; G.
h. Brown, Mexico; j. Il. Wilson.
Centralia; Il. +. Carper, Cen
tralia; r. j. Offutt, Benton City
b. ID. Webber, Laddonia; S. B.
Carver, Benton City; S. Il. STRAIT
tom Benton City; f. IL. Roberts,
Centralia; Parson Bros, Benton
City; c. Z. Baker, Chicago.
So each-W. |. Britt, Rush Hill.
Newt Mahan. Centralia.
$3.50 each-D. W. Carper,
Thompson; w. II. DeJarnett,
Thompson; John S. Gatson, Van
dalia; W. II. Ray, Benton City
Jeff Howard, Ceptraliaj Porter
Bruce, Thompson; j. Hord Davis,
Mexico; Matthias Crum, Mexico
G. II. Morthland, Molino; Theo.
y. Williams, Mexico; A. j. Beebe,
Farber; j. A. Kelly, Laddonia; c.
A. Klein, Farber; a. b. Weidler,
Mexico; V. II. Offutt, Mexico.
81 each-J. r. Hampton, Mex
leo.
As we understand it, about
5000 more will have to be raised
before the Bureau can be put on
IN absolutely sure basis.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29
Mrs. Clark Dead.

Mrs, lrma Clark, daughter of
Rev. w. NJ. and Mrs. Mary f.
Crews, Of CentraIia, was born
Feb. IT, 1890, in Bynumvllle,
Charlton county, Mo. She was
married to W. Il. Clark m
October, 1905, in Mexico, Mo She
was the mother Of five children
The eldest daughter died in IN
fancy. She leaves Daniel and
Joseph, twin boys, five years old;
also Maggie, three, and Linnie, II
months old. She made profes-
sion of the Christian religion
when about II years old and
united with the first Baptist
church at Mexico, Mo, and was
baptized by DR.. G. G. Porter. She
departed this life May 10, 1913.
The funeral services were con
ducted by Rev. +. S. Gibbs, after
which the body was buried at
Thompson, Mo, To the stricken
husband and the motherless little
children we extend sincerest sym
pathy.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

/ ing.
Ben Philip, one of 81. Joseph =,
/ prominent attorneys, a gradu
ate FROM Mexico High School in
1854 made a splendid talk. lie
admonishcd the class of 1913 to
strive for honorable success In
life, but IL fame and greatness
does not follow, you will not have
lived in vain.
Mrs John Sosey of Palmyra,
who graduated IN 1892, talked ON
"The Spirit of 90. - She made u
most enjoyable address. She is
the daughter Of Rev. j. \. Mum
power who was pastor Of the VI,
f. Church. South, in Mexico at
the time of her graduation
Hugh Domelly made a speech
and at every period he brought
down the house. As mentioned
above he has been custodian AT
the North Central % years. ,HC
has charge Of the Limitation
Room and in days gone by used
to cut the big and little switches
the teachers used now and thcr
to make the bad boys dance.
VIM. Y. Cross. connected with
the State Board of Charities al
Columbia, made one of the good
speeches Of the evening. He i,
an alumnus and was glad TO get
back to his old alma mater.
Superintendent Herbert Pryor
made a timely talk. Pryor and
his able assistants are making
good with the Mexico schools
See them take the schools on &c
still greater aud better things.
Here officers for the Alumni
Association for the ensuing year
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29
CANT ITEMS.

Mr.. o. b, Wilson of Columbia
made business trip to this
neighborhood Thursday.
v c. McCowen delivered hogs
to Tom Hodge of Centralia at IS
per cwt
j. H. Faucet is visiting his
grandson, J. c. Loren and family
in Texas.
5, p. Loren sold team of driy-
ing mares to j. n. Rediger Satur-
day for $247.5O.
Smith Bros. delivered hogs at
Centraha Thursday.
Miss MargeIy Pulls suffered an
operation for appendicitis Satur-
day She stood the operation
very well.
$. p. Loren and family visited
Ollie Faddis and family of Cen
tralia Saturday.
Elder j. d. Greer filled his reg
uIar appointment at Salt River
Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29
FARMERS FORM
ORGANIZATION
Guests of Mexico Commercial
Club Last Saturday,

Five hundred and forty-five
farmers and others were the
pnests of the Mexico Commercial
Club last Saturday, all dining to-
gether at the expense of the Club
at the noon hour.
The object of the meeting was
TO discuss farm matters and to
organize a county farm bureau,
which is to back "Farmer" Z. w.
Rusk in his work.
, Dean F. B. Mumford of the
Missouri College of Agriculture,
j. Kelly Wright. State Board OF
Agriculture, lecturer; d. II. Doan,
head of the farm adviser depart
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

DR.. ID. j. Evans: | am dean in
the Theological Department at
William Jewell College. In my
baccalaureate address at Hardin
College Sunday morning, to the
Hardin girls more especially and
to the Academy cadets, | tried to
stress with all the force of my be-
ing that women should be more
loyal to their kind. The men will
never give the women their rights
until they stand together and
demand their rights. Would you
be Jane Adams or IA Francis
Willrd! Then catch the spirit
of these two women be loyal to
your kind. BE no longer the lit
tie vine clinging to the oak. BE
loyal to the home circle; loyal to
humanity; loyal to God. Yes,
Pm a Welshman. Came over to
America when | was six years old
and got my first schooling in a
rural district in Laclede county,
Mo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29
THE MEXICO SCHOOLS.
Ivy Day Observed-Commence
ment Exercises Alumni
Program

Ivy day was observed at Me
MILAN last Tuesday Miss Doro-
thy Worrell, president Of the
class of 1913, in neat speech,
presented memorial picture to
the High School, a large frame
containing a picture of each
member of the class. Principal
H. b. Street made a speech in re
sponse to the words of Miss
Worrell. Ray Miller, valcdic-
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

w. II. Blythe: We sympa-
thize with our neighbor out my
way, Mordecai Jones, who lost his
barn by fire the other night. He
does not know how the fire caught
We had that bunch of Indians and
Spaniards in our neighborhood
last week, begging at the farm
homes. | haven't much sympa-
thy for an outfit like that sporting
off the public.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

ment of the State, and j. II.
Whitten, head of the horticulture
al department of the Missouri
College of Agriculture, were the
speakers. And they all made en-
thusiastic and encouraging talks
too.
At the close of the speaking In
the afternoon the organization
was taken up with the following
officers elected: w. w. Pollock,
president, and f. l.. Crosby, vice
president.
The body of directors composed
of men from the various town
ships and the officers follows {:
North Cuivre Township, Judge j.
d. Sutton; South Cuivre, G.. l..
Moore; Prairie, j. G. Ware; Linn,
Geo. Kellerhals; Loutre, j. W.
Dowell North Salt River, j. G..
Crawford; South Salt River, NJ.
+. Harrison North Wilson, Chas,
H. Brown; Sailing, c. G. Starr; dI-
rectors-at-large, j. Il. johnson, c.
P, Arnold and j. w. Walker. The
secretary and treasurer will be
chosen later by the body Of direc-
tors.
Every man on the board of di-
rectOrs is a successful and prac-
teal farmer; a finer body of men
you could not pick up anywhere,
There's going to be better farm
ing in Audrain county from this
time on. Everybody is beginning
to take notice.
Those present subscribed $3.50
30 toward maintaining the work
!. OF the organization.
Mexico subscribers pledging
$500 each were +. A. Morris, S.
NJ, Locke, R. d. Worrell, j. w
Dry, Llewellyn & Sons, S. & n
Phlllip, Clark & Bledsoe, w. w
POLLOCK, j. T. johnson, r. NJ
White & Son.
Mexico, $25 each: f. L. Cros
by c. P. Arnold
Mexico, $40: James Quinlan.
Centralia, 500; Starr & Son.
Mexico, $15; j. j. Wakefield
h. R. Locke.
Centralia, SIS: j. G. Wagon
er, F. H. Marsh.
Benton City, $l5; j. w. Dowell
Mexico, $40: I. Il. Van Note
A. N. Day, Alex. Carter L. C. S
Miller.
thompson, $40: j. +. Baker 4
Son, Charles Householder.
L. Molino, $40: j. G. Crawford, j
L. Carpenter.
Benton City, $40: w. j. and j
IL. Baker.
Martinsburg, $40: Elmer John
son, A. w. Martin.
Centralia, $40: B. p. Smoot.
70 each-G. B. Showers, Cen
'raliai r. A. Hayes, Mexico; E.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Rien Hildebrand
and four children were in to see
the Message a few days ago. The
family live in Benton City. Mr.
Hildebrand is farmer and stock
man. Glad to meet and to know
him and his.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

Henry Youngblood: Did you
ever know me to Joke! No, | am
a very sober-minded fellow. If
Farmer Rusk will get in commu-
nication with the Good Lord and
send me rain just when | want it !
can live out my days here on earth
in peace and without worry. If !
rob my soil little and don't hap
pen, to pay back the other fellow
can look after that will have
gotten mine and gone. See!
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29
keeping the Message coming, for
a grand old paper is She"

j. II. billiard: How's condi-
tions on the farm Slow. Wealth
er's been too dry and cold. We
need more warm sunshine and a
good root-soaking rain.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

Clarence A. Barnes, president
of the alumni association, served
as toastmaster, and well he filled
the place, too. Following is part
of what he said:
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29
Mr.. Hassler Writes.

! send you remittance to renew
for the Message. Keep it com
ing; it gives us news from Mex
leo, the best old town on the
Globe, We always stop and take
time to read the pages of the Mes
age. Sorry to read in It's col
umns the death Of my old neigh
Dor, Ben Franklin.
Yours for news from Mexico.
II. b. IIassler.
Higbee, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

racing from our memories the
names and faces of our youth,
and in permitting us to again
come together as children at
school.
Here aud there we note an
empty desk, but none will re
ceive an absent mark. for we see
IN spirit "A perfect likeness. And
the teachers, whose dicta was
born Of written law, are today en-.
shrincd in our hearts.
I'VE have but to mention the
name of this building, and, see
ing without eyes, we hear the
tapping of the assembly bell, the
cheerful salutations or perhaps,
more favored than some, we real
ly wade knee deep in June.
We are so impressed with the
energy and character and posi-
bilities that such spirits give,
that all of us feel that we should
join forces in an effort TO per
petuate such examples Of useful
ness.
And SO, tonight, we gather
for the first time as alumni of the
high school to do something for il
and the public school system Of
the State.
"The public schools need bet
ter buildings, better equipment,
better teachers, better salaries,
better standards, better educa-
ton, in a word, and that to all.
To you | give the heartiest well
come TO join i'll the work; | give
you the welcome of comrade-
ship"
Lester Miller, president of the
class of 1912, welcomed the class
of 1913 into the association and
Miss Dorothy Worrell in a few
well chosen words responded.
Miss Iola Beal of the class OF
1908, the first class to graduate
from Mcmillan. at this juncturc
arose and presented to the High
School a picture of her class. Miss
Beal had high praise for Super
intcndent Il. B. Hawthorne, of his
high-class work while in charge
of the schools here. In touching
words she paid tribute to Miss
Carrie b. Baldwin, one of the
sponsors of her class, and to
Miss Orelia Ricketts, a classmate,
both now dead.
kilograms and letters from alb
sent alumni were read. One
from Philip X. Russell, Of Chica-
go; another from Arthur Lee,
superintendent of schools at Gin.
tom Mo-; Harvey Emmons, con
nected with the University Of
! Minnesota; j. $. Mcintyre. St
Louis; Mrs. Edna Cant Edmon
Il. st. Louis; Miss Annie Craw
ford, Camden, Mo-, and Harrison
Brown, Columbia. All expressed
regrets that they could not be
present.
i. b. Hawthorne, former su-
perintendent of the Mexico
schools, spoke on "School Spirit. -
The school spirit in Mexico and
all over the State is vastly better
than it was a decade ago. The
high school today is run accord
ing to the rules of polite society.
Ten years ago there were -
graduates from the Mexico High
School-10 girls and three boys
This year there are % girls and
NJ boys. The boys are catching
the enthusiasm. This interest
must be held and increased But
a few years and there should not
be less than 500 students enroll
ed in Mcmillan.
Miss Annie Lewis had "Noso-
gays for her subject. She had
a nosegay for every good thing
connected with the school; for
the teachers, the school board,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29
SOME INTERVIEWS.

G. A. Candy: am cripple in
one hand, but | have the best wifi e
Of any man in the State; she is in
deed my helper. | have in 80
acres of corn, 30 acres of oats and
50 acres of grass. Corn is up
nicely and other crops look well.
Mrs. Candy has over 300 young
chickens and 45 young turkeys.
We have the best garden in the
neighborhood. Come out, Mr..
Editor, we can feast you.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

b. =. Smoot: | tried to tell the
farmers in my speech last Satur-
day what | thought of Farmer"
Rusk. | know him; went to school
with him at Columbia. He is a
practical farmer and sympathizes
with the farmer to the full meas
ure. My young neighbor, Chester
A. Starr, also knows Rusk. We
know him to be Il man whom you
can safely tie to. You will lose
nothing by getting in close touch
with Mr.. Rusk.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

Allie Maddox: Papa told me to
hand you a dollar to renew for
the Message. In a note he sends
you he says: Il would have sent
you this money sooner but did
not get to town. Thank you for
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29
Iligbee, Mo.

Clark White of this city, who
IS attending college at Lexington,
Ky, was operated on for appen-
dicitis few days ago.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

VIM. 7. Cross: | was glad to
be at the Mcmillan first annual
alumni banquet; among old school
mates again. AS you know, / am
at Columbia, connected with the
work of the State Board of Char
tiles. ! pass thru Mexico occa-
sionalIy, but always hurriedly.
There is a fine school spirit in
Mexico; no better in the State.
Ny father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. n. Gross, who lived in
Mexico and Audrain county many
years, have been located for some
time now at Ceres, Cali. Father
has quit teaching and is now post
master in his town. | went out
to see my parents two years ago,
They like it in the Golden State
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

G. A, Barnes, the retiring Pres
ident Of the Alumni Association
and who served as ToaStmuster at
the Banquet.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

George Powell is home from
Columbia and is laid up with
rheumatism IN hia hands and feet.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

ii. A. Doyle: No, | don't live
in Vandalia--I jestingly tell them
| just exist there. come to Mex
leo occasionally, but | claim my
town is the best town in North
east Missouri.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

w. Ii. HoIlingsworth: I'm re-
Gently from Kansas. Own the
Joe Ware place, near Worcester.
That was the ruddiest, healthiest
looking and most prosperous APP
pearing bunch of farmers at that
dinner and Farm Bureau organiz-
alton in Mexico last Saturday |
ever saw together. Where | have
lived crop failures and such have
tended to give the farmer a de-
iected look-he was left nursing
his malaria and mourning his
thousand other discouragements.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

Theo. II. Selb: | am Sunday
school superintendent out at Trim
ity. Come out next Sunday, Mr..
Editor, and bring the family. We
want everybody to come next
sunday, as | told the people thru
your paper last week. We are
going to have "ChiIdren's Day
Love Feast" Exercises begin at
lO:3O. Come, let's spread, eat.
talk, sing and pray together.
Preaching ut 2:30 by the pastor,
Rev. w. g. Rice. Bring well
filled baskets. But those from a
distance will be amply taken care
of. Meet us at Trinity next Sun
day.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-05-29

Elwood Smith: | am from Ar.
kansas and have located in Mex.
leo. ! went out to Rising Sun
church last Sunday; met witt
them in their Homecoming Day.
Mr.. Editor, | never faced a more
courteous and hospitable people,
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FIFTY DOLLARS in GOLD

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Com
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VIRGINIA BEACH. THE EURBANI[
Cottage. situated on the ocean front.
itear Twenty eighth Street new
house. large and roomy, cXcellen;
tAhle MRS. 7. S EURRANK
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In. execution of a certain deed of
trust. dated February II, 1898, recorded
In ID. b. 162B. page 303, Richmond
Ghancery Court, default having been
required so to do by the beneficiary.
the undersigned trustee will sell by
public auction on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE II, 1913,
at $3.50 o'clock r. NJ.
the real estate above referred TO- the
lot being described as fronting q S.-l3
feet OH Third street, and extending
back within parallel lines 1870 feet,
n small portion thereof at the rear
end, however, having been subsequent
lly acquired by the city In condemna-
ton for the opening OF the public alley
upon which this lot now abuts. and
which has enhanced it's value, and the
church cdifice thereon being q sub
stantiul brick structure, available for
church, club. shop or other purposes.
Flat, dwellings, on this lot would pay
handsomely,
T TERMS: AS prescribed in the deed,
and as Will be announced at time Of
sale.
j. B. ELAN,
ELAN & EUNsTEN. Auctioneers.
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DiGGS COTTAGE NOW OPEN. FRONT
ing Chesapeake Bay; modern I'm
every respect; boarding. lodging. fine
bathing and hshins; best accommo-
dations guaranteed. MRS II =
DIGGS. Proprietress. Ocean View.
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solicitors ann RaIssmrn

WANTED. ExPERIENCED SALES:
men in specially machinery line.
widely introduced; thousands In use.
only statesmen who can sell ma
chincry Of merit need apply SALARY
ana commission Address GEO G
CHRISTOPHER, General Delivery.
l0chmond. giving full Information.
FIRST CLASS CLOTHING SALESMAN
10 take charge or new credit clothing
store soonsto be opened in Norfolk.
w. to handle clothing for men. NO,
men and children. Apply, stating
references salary, age. experience
etc. A L.. caro- TiInes- hi m I'll
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luanfeD

WAITED. TO BUY FOR CASH
household goods In any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851.
WANTED YOU TO BRING 500 WORTH
of our paid slips and got Il free
ticket to Superior Theatre. VIR-
GINA LAUNDRY.
FINE AUTOMOBILE AND CARRIAGE
painting. X. H. BOSHER'S SONS.
WANTED, TO PURCHASE ENTIRE OR
half interest in paying drug store in
small town. All communications
strictly confidential. Address l. u.s.
care Times DisDatch
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A. J. CHEWING COMPANY.
VIM. u. PizEini Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
I23 East Main Street

NOS. II AND 1lk WEST RACoN
STREET, NEAR ST. JAMES STREET,
FACING S. a. l.. r. r.
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ReaI Gstate laantfo

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH ]. A. CON-
NELLY & co. Write postG >or nee
-ssary blanks
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FLATS lAanten

WANTED. A FLAT, CENTRALLY To-
Gated. on Grace Street or Franklin
street GARRETT & COMPANY, 1112
East Main street. Phone Monroe 1913.
WANTED. SEVERAL. FLATS IN THE
West End. GARRETT & COMPANY
1112 East Main Street. Phone Mon
roo 7SS.
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FOR SALE. NEW HOMES ON GROVE
and Hanover Avenues: good locat ton:
reasonable terms. Madison 1857.
Monroe 2944-L
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flats for Rent

TO RENT. HANDSOMELY FURNISH
ed first floor apartment to October
1st: eight rooms three baths: one
block from Jackson Park and Lake
Michigan, convenient to Illinois Cen
trail suburban service. Maid retained
if desired. References. HERBERT
GREEN. 5474 East End Avenue, Chi
cago, III.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED FIRST
floor apartment for the summer SO
East Franklin Street
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situations, }orofesstpnaI

GRADUATE OF RICH.
mond College. three years experi-
cncc. Latin. mathematics and French.
desires position as tutor during
summer months WALTER + DEV-
ERLY. 507 Church Street. Lynch
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auction sass Gbts nag auction sats chic aDop
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
AUCTIONEERs.
61o East Broad Street.
STOCK OF

GLASSWARE. CROCK HARDWARE T1NyARE sToNr
AHD AGAIEWARE FRUIT JARS. SEXTON
CLARK JEWEL GAS RANGES
ING STOVES
"0 WI" sell
BEGINNING WEDNESDAY,
NJ,
- OF goods quantities
style Class Lamps Lamp Chmneys
Glasses
Lamp Burners and wicks
Mouse traps Toothpick Fly
aters Gas Heaters crockery
freczers and Cream Storage etc
Also S.
" - $3.50 800
These goods Trade epe-
CO., Auctoneers
". Sale -
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Bcarn 11Ianteo

WANTED. FRONT ROOM UNFUR
nished, northern exposure. with
board; single elderly gentleman. *
1876, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, Ely YOUNG COUPLE. FUR
nishcd room and hoard in nice
rcighborhood. Best Of references.
State terms. * Ia, care Times Dis
match.
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THE VALUABLE PROPERTY OF THE
THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
tCoLORED). ON WEST SIDE THIRD
STREET. BETWEEN JACKSON AND
DUVAL STREETS.
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BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
March 1. 1919, and recorded in Rich
mond Chanccry Court, u. B. 221 D., p.
81. TO the undersigned trustees. to Sc
cure certain notes therein described,
default being made, and being required
so 10 do. we will sell. at public auc-
ticn, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. JUNE II.
at p. NJ.
all that certain lot OF land. In the
city of Richmond. beginning at the
southeast corner Cary and Mulberry
Streets. thence running east along
the south line OF Cary Street
and fronting thereon 237 feet inches,
more Or less. and extending back south :
wardly between parallel lines 100 feet
to an alley.
TERMS: Cash.
LEROY f. BROWN,
r, r. FLORENCE,
Trustees
NOTE: While the benefciaries under
said deed exercise their option of cash
sale. the auctioneers viii lend liberal
amount on the property, affordinG easy
terms, to be announced at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-11
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