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cs,,t,r ns,s,ch 10 the lncllieenccr.
WESTON w Va. Sept. IVA ma
tinunI holiday was never more talthi"'!
observed that the holiday proclaimed oS
Mayor Geo NJ. Kitscn in honor nL ltI
national drafted army men VINO 'eit ieI
,od,y Promptly at one O'CLOCK 'ic
mon COMPOSING tho quota from Lewis
county. I'm company with many pron''h-
,.u, citizens Of the city and county as.
srmblrd NJ the court house and marcheo
10 tho Methodist church. where inc i""
i,,s " the Ted Cross served SunStah-
;iu dinner. Rev. John ieddow act'he as
WESTMINSTER. Al the conclusion Oh .i'c
n,rnl he introduced Prnf +. l.. YOKE
who made Il patriotic and stirf"'S
Irnvs Hr was followed by Mr.. 5. l..
Richards. Rev. Earle \. l3rooks' Shc,lI'
- y Hale Mrs. Linn Brannon. MIS-.
Jackson Arnold. wife or Lieut. i"'e'
Jackson Arnold. and by Mr.. John queen
-, iii Cnur,Jnratc veteran whose touch
i'm. address and kindly advise we're very
appropriate. ,ho
lanes \. Tirrnry. on behalf or the
citizens. committee uf Weston. presented
.,rh man with n complete safety razor
and shaving outfit After the luncheon'
:. urv. line ST march MAS formed Ill the
court house in which We're five Thousand
citizens. two hands and one huhuFeu
and iifly automobiles.
The prn.rsSiun formed on Center ave-
nur and marched 10 the hoSpila'
grounds whore Senator Geo. l.. Nhlle'
Hon. l.. Blank and Rev. IL. i. Lee maoe
sprrrhcs and the program WAS made
ever mere impressive hy music " the
lands and The singing If ".America ana
the Star SpnnElcd Banner.
The ln,vs left on special train M
six-lhirty p. IN. with over four hundred
others from BrHxt"n. Nicholas anu WEEP
stcr counties FULLY six thousand poo
pl" c"mgrcS:,tcd NJ the station I" DID
them farewell All the banks and bus
mess houses were closed in honor or
he event.
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BELIEVE BUILDING
WAS SET ON FIRE
Mysterious Blaze Occurs Under LOUIE
Engelmier Store at Barton Dur
ing Night.

An attempt was made to burn the
1nuis .Engclnicr general store al Ear
ton. west of Bridgeport, YESTERDAY
morning shortly after four O'clock. Inc
members OF the family who were sleep
inr above the store were awakened ny
tie. smell Of smoke and upon lnvesl'sa-
ton il was found that the building was
on fire. 4 bucket brigade was lnmeot
alcly formed and after much nara WoIA
the blazr was cXtinSuishcd Much oa''''
go was done.
An investigation showed thdl "aSre
had been placed under the pu'lu'ns -,
.,,r, , ,,nnner that the flames Woulu
cal their way between the weather
harding and the clustering 10 the rooL
If the building. About four feet Of
tho side Of The building was nurneI I
The building is owned by r. W. VII
Iiams Of Barton.
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At wellsville

sp-,.Ial nI,I a"h H. the Irtri:rnceT, -
EAST lLNr.ElTpl a.. sept. IA
raradr and banquet were features Oh 4
farewell reception trndur"d nin"iE-ciGh'
CrluInhanu county drafted men III
WrlISviIlr tonight. About l."no CIVIL
Iians including = boy scout troop ana
civil war Veterans. marched III the par
ale which followed tn" mobilization M
rho recruits Addresses ut the ban
ouct, held III the First Methodist Epls-
rupal church gymnasium were made ny
Attorney t. l.. Wells and School super
intrndcnt y. n. ll"rt"n. or NellsF!lle:
Judge Lodge Riddle. IF Salem. ana At
tnrnry W. II. N"ir"y and Draft board
Member C. V. Beatty. Of East Liver
pool. The drafted men Will leave Wells
willie Mt $50 o'clock Thursday morning
for Camp sherman. Chilllcnthe.
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Inc T'"E" hc P'"'"i'tH ''"'u ,;.,,rr
come "l'h J" Il "E'N 80" ..,,,,,,i
h"ard h"'r'''E III, rNE'," l.,,
ra.,o,,d .. ,rn, =, tho snut very early
-, 49,, I,,, .or,urv Inn no one now
,i,,. ,r ol;,., within my rncullectinn,
10y ,, :, nv, cu,,ir,r eff The
'H 80, .,,.,,,,, L,iId,r,
,. l,.,,,,, ,bo
whuIc onnrorancn Of the ridge. and
makes .rcruI,,Inu ,s to tho exact spot
Of ">IrrnIIu.h.s loan" unpruIilullr.
=, ,,...,, =, r,,,., IN,
,,; ,.,r, liz dir,i 10
',i, h.,,., ,,.;Lod IT, rnt
-, io.,., ~ his
w. 49,
His brother J"hn ana hlfnS"lf Mt'"
looking for sign upon July 0"'l'
n"E M" h'"t'H !''"'i'''''" ,ii ,,i..t,,
~ ,bo ,rou,b nr Short ,'rr,k Tho rruwl-
i,, - ,h,.,r ,I,.,, ,..r,,.J ,bou, If danger
T,hry r,II,d mn ,hcir hursrs 10 listen.
u.h.r tl,. 1u,jinr riCI,S cracked and
Major MrrolluCh fell from his horse
dead LIT US hope. for the Indians mutt
lated his body in ways :" dreadful that
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cabin and waving u white flag. demanded
the surrender Of the post. Those within
the fort answered that they would die
10 the last man before they would sur
render. Girty attempted further parlcy'
hut young fellnw in the garrison fired
u pom him. and the fight was on.
Comes To Wheenng's Relief.
Major McCoIloch was In command IT
For: Van Meter. situated upon the south
side Of Short Creek. and four or I'VE
miles from the river. Getting word ~
the desperate plight Of the Wheeling
garrison he started NJ tho head OF ~
mounted men tn its relief
I'pon arriving Ut tho lav"l GROUND 4"
the north of tho fort. Mct"llurh ana ms
men attempted /" rush III" gate. when
vas thrown orrn tn receive them. All
fought their way in but NJ" 'nllHch. VIII"
was so pressed upon by tn" Indians that
he was rfrrctually separated from his
command aud tho gate was obliged 10
h. closed. TIL" Indians could have Killed
Melor MCToIlnrh over ana over again IN
tho lighting about thu gAt". hut ih"!T
strongest desire was 20 take him hIlN"'
and iErlIrt uNon him such torture AZ
only III. ir iirndish ingenuity could de-
via-. H. had killed many Of them, and
treir hatred Of him was frrnzIrd.
Finding Il imrossihl" 10 win tho gate.
and knowing full we'll what was IN store
for him It tn. Indians captured MN
NcC'ul!oCh wheeled his h"rS" Hnd started
back over the ruut" Icy which he had Just
come from Fort Van Meter. The IN
dians were at his heels: they were be-
tween him and the river. and hr tinal!y
hi
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this CITY. Of A historic sketch Of The
en;sode showing the part played hH
General McColloch. pr. Baird Is - III
rect descendcnt of Major Mr'"l'"rh.
and the paper WAS prepared after care
full research and accurately d"S"rl"'S
the incident.
Story of the Leap.
In the paper DIR. E!aird. sad: TN"
massacre on the outSitr "i f"rt ii''nr!
occurred early in the month IT S"l-
tcmher, 17IT. rh" patriots InSIu" IN"
fort were under the command al Co...
Sheppard"
Fort Henry was h"Si"e"d ny from
three to five hundred Indians under IA"
lcadnrsh;p Of thu notorious anu lhlh-
NOUS Simon GirtS. The command WhS
armed and pruvisi"n"d Ivy IN" rdU"tiE
notorious and infamous Hamilton. conn
handing the british post ut l'"ir"it-
.'Eair-Ruyrr Hamilton" so called ir'Hn
his Offering and paying cash for s'aipS
OF tho Americans. regardless OF sex or
age.
After Strengthening Oglc's detail the
Indians swarmed around the fort, ana
Girty. appearing at the window OF
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'oen Describes Deed

81. just Il years after ih,' bold
th. @Ilitri soldier. - poem dc
IA" event was lunIlS!l''! by
J. I.'rs. IN Wh""liuG. would
! Ia h..!mN" HAT ~ III" time Mo
mail. his rid, down Ill" pr"Ci-
i! was almost perpendicular,
it"I";tI IT riding down In" hill
lh,ri ~ AL historical works "n
Get. Tho intrepid EIaI"r forced
Ia leap into SpaC" and nIiracH-
SrII"l death. although hnrs"
bounded from rock Ia rock III
cent. Tn" poem follows:
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beautifully designed
hillside and
his being bundled in mat
ike and
Edward e. hr"u'
iuth
Of III" most INTERESTING ana a*c
Highway
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OF for Camp Lee.

CLARKSEtRG. ". Va. Sept. 10
Several thousand gathered 1T the court
house here this afternoon and took part
in 4 patriotic demonstration Is IL send
If for Iau Harrison county boys who
left soon aftrrward on a special train
fer troops for Camp Leo. Petersburg.
Va, Ia join tho new national army.
Music was played by Two bands and ad-
drc ssvs wer" delivered by Judge HAY
n.cnd Maxwell Of tho circuit court.
.Iurlg, James w Robinson Of the Grim
inai court. and Mayor G.. H. Horton.
Tn" special troop train also conveyed
ciiiz"n soldiers from Weston. West
Union and mthrr places in this section.
where similar demonstrations took place.
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hy harp. ih. days "f y"rc.
IL Indian fir"r" and rude.
through tn" 'inrk,;ulnr wood
he tuuahawk in sore.
unr rhim'S stream.
up. and IL" S:tNIT:'. scream
wild fr"n rock and hill
o. " hi;rmIan'S blood would thrill
el"w'G t;r.r '!..aih-lIt iirr.
'"apunS GlcH!n'I around:
hr war songs dr"aLfuI choir
he dr"ary wIllS rrs"und.
hill. whose crest on high.
fronts tn" orient morn.
rs rUuG with sG:aE" cry.
M wiIr"mam'S changing horn.
II that majestic peak.
III" rolling rl",,lS 81 heaven:
tn" f"rk"d l-htnings s:rrai
an angel ~ak has riyrn.
g Il bold and rraGGy steep
le. ~ giant wrupt IN rl""m.
rnIm" Ger Il valley deep
as dark rs Natures tomb.
Through 'hai val" th"rc flaws = stream
Wand NJ round IN" mountain side,
Where th' hny-r"d's golden beam
Seldom c;Irir Ia kiss the tide
When III" zephyr seems IT, sleep
':rntIy. uu IN. ,.trcamlcl'S breast.
lArkly do III" tempest sweep
Ger that bleak ANA rugged crest
N:ow'l from It's romantic height.
S'"n"@ Of grandeur far and wide.
lr.Ck'd Natures richest pride
l'lrst uT'n the wondering sight
nncr Il hunter srur'd afar.
From um"'I!al savage war
b'rr III" hills aud mountain rude,
Swif; thr Indian host pursued.
inward still H. sped his way
Nearer Stili In" focmHiI drew,
Whil III" whiZ2ng bullets flew;
Yet they missed tn" flying prey!
New his foes around him stood.
On the steep and jutlInr rock
Many a lifted i"iuahawk
Elaah'd. that moment sure nt blood.
Zach now aimed the deadly blow,
,IEick tn" "tc"d and rider snrang
Town tn" pr'cili"" below:
Crash on crash the echo rang.
Ger thu rocks n" Numbered down,
Swiftly 10 Ahe deepest dell;
While the f"cman a. tho sound
Shrunh-and gave horrid Yell
Yet that hunter lived to tell
Whence leapt and whore he fell;
Oft in battle met the foe.
OFT return'd the avenging blow!
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WANTED-Male Help

WaNTED-Good barber. Permanent position Apply
Harry Summer Martins Ferry. or call Nail TO-!
-, xii yns.R s-20-h
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE establish CUT RATE TIRE AGENCIES. Thsn
should be cne in each locality 3013 Non Skies
Sc. SO: 3o1sia Non Skds $500. SMALL CAPITAL
required PROFITS are LARGE. For full psrticu-
lar. address POPULAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO..
c55S broadway. Scp York CITY. B-18-m
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I E D

DUNlAP-On TUESDAY. September 10. 1917. At le
o'clock p. m HARRIET EMMA. daughter u Sir
and Mrs. II. E. Dunlap. aged Il years
Funeral services will be held from the family resi-
dencc No SOC South Penn street. Friday afternoon
a, O'Clock. Friends OF the family are Invited &c
attend. Interrnrnt vii! be made IN Greenwood.
ST0NeR-On Thursday. September 90 1911. At 1?:3
O'Clock A. NJ. in the fsInily residence. No. 222:
Eotf street. MRS. ANN ELIZA SToSER. wife fni
the late George ". Stuner. In her eighty tiff, ,esr
Funeral notice hereafter.
tPittsbutsh papers please copy.j
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WANIEo-eoY OF Is OR OVER. TO LEARN
THE PRINTING TRADE. NIGHT WORK.
APPLY TO FOREMAN IkTELtlGEhcER
AFTER J p H.
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WANTEO-Feniale.

WANTED--rood cook. Mrs. Geo. A. LsuShlin. Bel
phone a34 AltenhcIm. s-20-i
WANTED-Iilrl for general housework. ia Zane ST..
Island. S'l9-k
WARTED-Competent girl for general housework iE
family OF two. Must understand cooking Nh.
Frank w. Sesbttt. log North Front 81. s-l9-i
WANTED-Two teachers for third and fourth Grade.
at Dlllon,Ile Salary $4,000 per month Address
c. A. Eberle DIlIonrae. Ohio. s.l9-i
WAkTED-G!ri for office work. Apply A SternbcrR.
ais6 Belmont ST.. Belllire. 2sl-R. National phone.
s-lS-i :.
WANTeD-louns girl to learn hair dressing trade
J. Front. ll09 Main ST. s-H.l
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SAlE-HouSe containing rooms. lot containing
La more or less. Also out buildings. For terms A6.
dress W. W. Doney. 2oOs IT. View Ave. Younss.
town. O. s-13-sut
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PLANS MADE To
PAY HONOR To
FRONT|ERHER0
MONUMENT ERECTED
ON WHEELING HILL
Near Spot Where the Famous
Indian Fighter Rode Over
Prccipice to Relief
Of Fort Henry.

rlanS arc now Under way 10 arrange
a program for the dedication or IN"
monument erected by the Daughters ~
tho Revolution OF West Virginia on the
brow Of Wheeling. hill. 10 Commcm"r-
ate the daring and bravery Of Major
Samuel MCColloch. defender Of Fort
Henry who escaped from the Indians
after 4 mad dash down the bluff. when
he was surrounded by the suvascs.
while his enemies louked on so awe
struck that they were too dazed 10 even
shoot AZ the man whose fearlcssncss
amazed them.
The monument and tablet were de-
signed by Edward (. krcutzer OF this
city and the monument has been erect
ed on a plot OF ground donated by the
city. The tablet will be placed in posi-
tion as soon as final plans for. the dedi-
cation are completed. which Will he
within the next few days.
Mrs. J. J. Holloway. Of Wheeling.
state regent Of The d. OF r.. and Mrs.
Alice Mclllwainr Mcmillan. have been
principally instrumental in securing the
| monument and they have worked hard
| to- accomplish that end. Miss Nina W.
| Applegate Of WrllShurG. WAS Vulua-
| bic assistant.
Ready for Dedication
Several dates have been set for the
| dedication OF the memorial. but some
! thing always iuterrcned,' but with the
| arrival Of the sable, little remains 10
| b. done except t. secure speakers Tor
| the occasion and place tile tablet IN
| this article are pictures accompanying
! this article is self explanatory and
nothing regarding 1t need be added here.
Tho tablet is now at Mr.. kr"utz"rs
office at Fifteenth and thapiinc
streets. and has been viewed with great
admiration by many visiting artists
: who pronounce IL one of the most ar
, tistic efforts in bronze work ever COM
! plctcd.
! The picture shown above the lettering
! was painted by c. Y. Turner. tn" famous
New York artist who lost his life when
/ the Titanic went down. and is considered
| among his best works. This picture is
| now in the east room of the Federal
building in Wheeling. and was presented
| 70 the government by Fort Henry chap
! ter. Daughters Of the Revolution. II
| was unveiled in June, 1914. and feature
! of the occasion was the reading OF Il
paper by DR.. Reed McColloch Baird. Of
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Captain--yuu say this man called
you A hippopotamus four weeks ago.
Why report 1t now?
7geant-Bccause only seed 4
hipperp0tamus for the frat time yes
tcrday, sir.-London Opinion.
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FOR RENT Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENI-Three room cottage n! furnished for
lisht housekeeping Apply Adoiph restaurant
Bridgeport, Ohio. I-lS-i
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The above is from a photograph
will be set in countersunk panel
ment
This tablet is Of genuine hronz
wide. 1t contains a finely modelled
has forced his horse over the brow
his left hand and holding his rifle
head, and with shout Of defianr"
In the shadow of the trees and bru
aeen the figures OF the SavagrS. "
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WANTED-Furnished Rooms

WAkTEp-TounE couple desire thrrs Furnished
rooms with modern convsniences. Would shan
house or Apartment References exchanged Addrrs,
l.. care Intelligence. s-lS-i
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FIRST FROM ". VA.
CONTINUED From First Page)
At Weston

furnished its quota in enlist
mentS.
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WANTeo-tiund men to and take orderi
Apply al Intesenrer Office s-l9-i
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WHNTEp-B0lernakrrs. uatetenders. blowing en-.
ginccrs aud lshprcrs. Steady work and hiSheS
wages To- SOBER steady men. Apply MckeefreJ lror
Co.. Le-tnnia. Ohio. t-lvlm
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WANTEp-N once several good delivery and
sales boys 10 work before school. Apply ~
Circulation Department. Inteliigencer. betSssa
A ont m
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WHEELING HILL.

by harp. tn" days nf yurc.
be Indian fir""" and rude.
through tn" 'inrk,;ulnr wood
he tumahawk in sore.
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wild frn:u rock and hill:
O. Whi:rmGan'& i,!und would II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-11
Bankruptcy Sale
OF COMPLETE. UP-To-DATE
BoxShookF actorv

Pursuant to an order OF tho District
Court of tho United States for the
Eastern District OF Virginia, In the
matter of the Petersburg Wood Supply
CO.. Inc, bankrupt, entered on the 36th
day OF July. 1917, the undersigned trus-
tees will proceed to sell at public auc.
ton. on the premises In Petersburg,
Va. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is, 1917.
at IL o'clock noon,
one complete Box Shook Manufacturing
Plant containing modern and practi-
cally good a. new equipment. Capacity
ten cars OF shocks per week Ready
for immediate operation. Available
source OF supply OF lumber. labor and
railroad advantages are unexcelled
Power plant of 800 horsepower, two
planners, two Band Resaws, two Match
ers. one Squeezer. one Printer one
double-hea, Shook 'icer, three Nail
ing Machines. nineteen Cut-Off and Rim
Saw Machines: complete Blower Sys-
tenn. with all the necessary boxes,
Shafting. Pulleye and Belts for same
Equipped with city water and electric
TERMS: Made known at sale.
The said property will hrst DO Of
fered as a whole. and as a going con-
Germ. wit the privilege OF rejecting
any bids thereon, and Offering the same
in separate parcels. as to tho said
trustees shall seem bost.
E. A.. ROBERTSON
BERNARD c. SYME
CHAS E POLI1A ..
JAS r. HARRISON. Au.cioneer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-11

YOND THE CORPORATE LIMIlTS
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND Gin
GLEN ECHO PARk).
In execution OF a certain deed Of
trust to the undersigned, II trustee,
dated juno 4. 1914. recorded an the
clerks ONCE Of Henrico Circuits Court,
IN D. b. 203 B. page lip. default hav-
a Ing been s.n, made in the payment OF tn.
CURED CURED 50 &c, to do by the beneficiary
TUESDAY. AUGUST ii. 1917.
at o'clock p NJ,
the above described property. Tho
improvements are we'll built, oompara.
lively new and in good order. The
lot fronts about $50 feet on the north
line of the Nine-Mile Road and runs
back between parallel lines OF cicreeu-
lar depth to an alley In the rear 20
feet Wide. The west line has a depth
OF AS feet 7 inches, the eastern one
about 205 feet. The property is deslR-
mated as Lots Q. 10. II and 70 in Block
A. on the revised plan OF Glen Echo
Park.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sal.
(taNes to day OF sale. II any, and the
sum Of S.50ooo. with interest ION same
from December I; 1915. and ths ball
years from day OF sale, with interest
added. and secured by a deed OF trust
upon the property, or all cash, at the
c. H SUTTON,
The auctioneer will. make.Sa nov
loan on the property II desired,
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It'd. WANTS

soNoA Min, H. 10 cents line ~ inssFti0n-
$sspf #ixis oSH WEE %S$&
COMPANY i fngSS T IA! LINZ sA - AZ
SUNDAY ann space Two Lines % -
GsS5SsEcUTiyE ,n.s ss -, cents.
'%s %ilis g.. s.s,. s line
II. 20 a 5ns inyn anS .r .Hras 70 "a. line
AZ SSIs sd;,aI;Ss s AK T;:S: Vast Abs:
S Nan, are for ;ae sonys.tshss q the public
w..%s E ssT s. SoSsa zI;E srNEEr :. a''''
Gsysd0s. Drug store. FLOYD Ave. and
CHARLIE s. Turner. Druggist. Yves, Broad.
p1uE si ssss Msn0y Tfoy Av
s,A l.. Booker Drug STORE. zVVI ". Main
..Foy'a Drug Store. Allen Ave. and Grace
,Al'en. Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
nfSs H ssoF. cG " '" Msa 81 s
Eurns Sitsef r rnas s,n,y. 80 cane ST
w. u. May q Bros. Brook ave. .nu CITY
y. Tsrran. Drug Store. Fousnes ana Broad
coha aA S9 Of II E ESU stasa ssrhnEr.
MeisDssger's, al.-sle r. L. st.
Tr.xie Drug Co.. AZ l.. al.
EHieys fnAIin.ry. Inru amu aiain ats.
sllla Drug otvre. Filth a.,u AIarsnsN Sta.
". T. Vaughan. sVi .,or.n rti,h st.
tuGhtroson DEug otoie. - Seven
X h. Childrey. 20 y. eighteenth 81.
a., Iurner. fnArmsey. t"s".s -Ars. AMI Main
~illiams Pharmacy. r~en,y.nr.t and
anu Senaple sts.
%. Aoro's Drus store. Twenty nlntn anu VI
Wood & sshaaf Drug Co.. Twenty NTH
wooa's tn.t.nacy. Twenty nt,n anu Leigh
u Church IIui Pharmacy. .aou E4s, Broad
sas P5ss s sss: s Dsut s 1000
r.,,maun, isxt 4,;, .
BARTON HEIGHTS.
RAdy,s Drug store. North Avo.
s'''f'' D Rila 7Ei.ss; ll yxk Hsf'h Avs
q y Cosby 4 Co.. 400 Tnird Ave.
X K TO~hsend. aiiion ' ana D Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND
g, Branch Once lines -Disp.,cn. nos Hull
WOODLAND AEIGHTs.
s. Nicola. No Heights Pharmacy. 'lot
Charles ". csrri.on s1i7 For., Hin Ave.
b N. nos.,! swA AfSs sIse. $50 un,, =,
J. A. BLACK. 7sle Williamsburg Ave
Peoples Drug store. Ssvv " .iuA.nAburg
PETERSBURG.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-11

dad juns e. 1917 and Of record es
the clerks office of Henrico Circuit
Court. y. b. l9s-B. page 1877, default
having been made In the payment OF
certain notes therein acquired, and be-
WEDNESDAY. AUGCST Is, 1917,
at / o'clock p. NJ,
the property described in said deed as
follows:
An that certain lot or parcel OF land
with all the improvements thereon. Iy-
Ing and being In the plan Of Northamp-
ton, Henrico County, Va. and bounded
as follows. to-wit: Commencing at
point on the west side of Moss Side
Of thu Is feet tie nG eon n
Of North Road and the west line Of
Moss Side Avenue. thence running
northerly along and fronting on tho
west side of Moss Side Avenue ll3 feet
I inches. thence back from said front
thence southwardly along corb!r Street
10 feet, thence back eastwardly in a
ming: being the northern portion Of
lot No. in section "B" in the plan Of
pss. is sna s: :Hosdsd ,n in p
same property conveyed to said b. r.
Cntlin by deed from c. ". Meredith ct
ais. dated December IL. 1906. and
recorded In the clerks Office OF said
TERMS; Cash as to expenses of ex-
ecuttng this trust, any taxes due and
unpaid and pay a pro.rata proportion
Of 1917 taxes and TO pay a note OF
$500 with the accrued interest. bal
ancc at one and two years, or ALI cash
GEORGE E. HAw,
SURVIVING