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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
BUY w. S. STAMPS
Attended Winthrop Short Course

The following ladies' and gi'''s, Mrs.
IS -. l'athem, Mrs Mildred randt,
MISSES Iearla Hester, Lizzie w. Jams.
Ollvc Gillespie, Grace Lofts, Mildred
McWhorter, Vera Chapman, Annie
Maddox, Viola Williams and SvbiI
Clark, Of Pickcns county, attended the
state snort course at Winthrop College
held FOR the scholarship winning mem
bers the home demonstration and can
nlng clubs. Many valuable lessons in
1000 production, preparation and con
scrvatlon were learned by these ladies'
ana they in turn will help pass them
on TO their sister club members. Miss
Elizabeth Manldin, the home demon
strnt'"n agent of Pickcns county, was
selected ns one of the instructors of
this course
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
IS Pickens Boys
Went to Army Mon.

Eightyfive young men of Pickens
county left Monday morning for Camp
Jackson to enter the army. Their
names appeared in last weeks Senti-
mel. Before leaving the soldiers were
each presented with a comfort kit by
ladies of the county.
A patriotic meeting was held in honor
OF the young men in the court house
sunday afternoon and all the people
who came to attend were unable to get
into the building. there were so many.
Col. r. 7. Jaynes of Walhala was the
principal speaker at the meeting and
ne made one of the best addresses ever
heard here. Rev. Mr.. Taylor of Wal
halla also made an appropriate talk.
During Col. Jaynes address he eulo-
gized the Confederate soldier and asked
Mr.. K. A. Bowen, Il Confederate vet
eran who was on the rostrum, to stand
up SO the young soldiers could see him.
When MIR. Bowen was presented the
large audience burst into spontaneous
cheering and applause. A dramatic
touch was also given the occasion when
at the close Of an outburst Of oratory,
Messrs. Jaynes and Bowen, represent
ing South Carolina, stood before the
audience and shook hands with Lieut..
Hogan of Maine, who was here to ac
company the boys to Camp Jackson,
thus signifying the reunion of the North
and South, while the audience wildly
applauded. Old soldiers who were
present were 80 moved by the occasion
that tears rolled down their cheeks.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
liz, Per Cent. Land
Assessment Increase

The South Carolina Tax Commission
has ordered that the assessment Of land
IN Plckens county be raised from an
average of So. 78 per acre to So. 22 per
acre, an increase of 1T per cent. The
commission has also ordered that assess
ments of horses and mules be increased
10 per cent.
The following letter will be of inter
est to all tax payers and is self f-explan
atory:
To the Chairman County Board of
Equalization, Pickens County:
1t appearing from the report Of the
county auditor of the action of the
county board Of equalization Of Pickens
county that the average assessed value
of farm lands in said county had been
assessed at $378 per acre, and it
further appearing that horses had been
assessed in said county at an average
of $4,000 per head, and mules at an
average of S4S.00 per head, and it ap-
pearlng that such valuations are too
low for the purpose of putting said
property on an equality with similar
property in other counties of the state,
now, under authority of an act of the
legislature comforting power upon the
tax commission to equalze all classes
of property throughout the state, it is
ordered that the assessment of land in
Pickcns county be increased from $3. rs
per acre to 1922 per acre, or approx
matcly III per cent more than the ns-
sessment placed by the county board
and that the assessment of horses be
increased from $1,000 per head tC
5000, or an increase Of 10 per cent
over the assessment fixed by the county
board; and that the assessment Of mules
be increased from SIS 90 per head &c
So 50 per head, or an increase of II
per cent over the assessment az fiXct
by the county board; and it is further
ordered that copy Of this order bt
served by the county auditor upon tn
chairman of the county board Of cuuali
cation of said county
BY South Carolina Tax Commission.
A. w. JONES,
Chairman.
Jas. A. Robinson, chairman Of tn
Pickcas County Board of Equalization
states that any one who feels al
grIeved at the increased assessmen
may appeal to the Board of Review
and he also wants it understood tha
the state tax commission and not tn
county board is responsible for the in
creased assessment.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
Your Country Is
Calling Will You
Heed the Call?

The sale Of War Savings
Stamps in Pickens is pro
crossing satisfactorily and
the campaign is gaining mo-
mentum each day, but it will
take heroic work during the
only two remaining days of
the intensive campaign if
Pickens is to stand among
the leading counties of this
state.
This is a call to every pa
triotic citizen of the county
to use greater efforts to
make the w. S. S. drive sue
cessful.
Buy Stamps today and get
your neighbor to buy.
Your government needs
the money.
The glorious news of the
great Italian victory should
hearten us for great sacri-
fees.
In every action our own
American boys are winning
from the Huns. We must
stand by them.
The campaign closes Fri
day, June 28. Do not let
that day find you without
War Savings Stamps.
Buy all you can and buy
today!
BUY w. S. STAMPS
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
BUY w. S. STAMPS
Mrs. Elijah Edens Dead

On last Tuesday morning, June Is,
the sad news of the death of Mrs. Elijah
Edens, Of the Oolenoy section, was re-
ceived. Her remains were laid to rest
IN the Oolenoy cemetery on the follow
ing day, after services conducted by
kev. Is. G Field. She leaves a hus-
band and several children besides some
brothers and sisters to mourn her death.
For forty years she has been member
OF the Oolenoy Baptist church. Her
devotion to her Saviour was clearly
manifested. That her ife's service
was one of usefulness was shown by
the devotion to her of the community.
Her parting words left the assurance
that she is resting in the arms of
Jesus.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
BUY w. S. STAMPS
NeWsy Letter From
Good Central Town

i. a. Robinson walked into the Cen
trail Mercantile Co. = store one day last
week with n cotton blossom from his
field. 1t was red. which indicated that
it was several days old. This is the
first one we have heard Of this summer
Many of the farmers Of this section
were in town Saturday with u broad
smile on their faces because of the
good rain Friday and the splendid con
dltlon Of the farms around here.
Rev. Eugene Pcndleton filed his
regular appointment at the First Bap-
tist church here Sunday DR.. Pcndle-
ton preached an excellent sermon.
j. b. Garvin, Paul Clayton and Almo
Hopkins were the three young men
who left from here last Sunday for
Plckcns, and thence to Camp Jackson.
me boys were in good spirits and said
II they went to France they would
make it hard for the Kaiser
Rev. J~ {. Bailey filed his regular
appointment at the Presbyterian church
here last Sunday The sermon was q
good one.
Sheriff Roark was here one day last
week or business. Those Of US who do
not violate the law are always glad to
see the sheriff in our town.
The drug stores here will not open
on Sunday any more except in cases of
necessity. Nothing will be sold but
drugs. The Sunday school will be o
fine place for you to hang out on Sun
day now. Try them and see.
BUY w. S. STAMPS
Our Special Notice column is one Of
the most interesting parts Of this paper.
Nc"p your eye on it,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
Democrats Must Enroll

Democrats of South Caro-
lima must enroll their names
in books Of their voting pre-
cln,cts that they may be
qualified to participate in the
approaching South Carolina
primary and every voter
should take this necessary
step at once. Books are
now open and will remain
open until July 80. Those
who fail to personally attend
to this important detail will
mot be permitted to cast
their votes.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
BUY w. S. STAMPS
Death of Mrs. Mary E. Reid

Mrs. Mary +. Reid, widow of the
late Clayton n. Reid, died at the home
of her brother-n-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. d. l.. Kay, near Six Mile, on
Tuesday night, June 18th, about 10
O'Clock She had been in falling health
for number Of years. and the end was
not unexpected. She was n daughter
of David Robinson, and was born in
Anderson county January 8, 1898, and
was S5 years old. About twenty years
ago she was married to Clayton N.
keld, being his second wife,. and she
survived him by six years. There were
no children by this marriage, but Mr..
Reid left three children by his first
marriage, all Of whom are still living.
For the past several years she has
made her home with Mr.. Kay. She
was confined to her bed for about seven
weeks. She was long member of
Carmel Presby church, and at
tended the celebrated school of Prof.
>. l.. Kennedy. The funeral took place
on Wednesday afternoon at clock at
Fairview Methodist church, conducted
by her pastor, Rev. John c.. Bailey, in
the presence of Il large concoursc of
sorrowlng friends. She was laid to
rest by the side of her husband.
BUY w. S. STAMPS
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
BUY w. S. STAMPS
Death of Little Girl
Easlcy Progress.

Easlcy Progress.
Mamie CeIy Garrison, the six year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
W. Garrison, died at the home Of her
parents near Easlcy on the morning Of
tn" 18th instant Funeral services
were held at Antioch Methodist church
on Friday morning at :00 O'Clock, the
ntermcnt taking place in the church
cemetery. The bcrcavcd parents have
the sympathy Of the entire community
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27

Married at the residence Of Mr.. Fur
man Crumpton on Sunday afternoon,
June "a, Mr.. A. Fcastcr Crumpton and
Miss Ionic Bates. Mrs. Crumpton is a
daughter Of Mr.. Walter Bates Of the
Bethlehem section. Mr.. Crumpton is
the Oldest son Of Mr.. i'urmnn Crompton
ana IS in the employ of the pickcns Mill
nc ceremony was performed by lis
honor Henry A. Towncs. This is tn,
,'rSt marriage ceremony ever pcrformct
ny .h's officer. but we are told that Il,
ued a hard and graceful knot.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
Pickens Should Get
This Short Course

If the people Of either Of the follow
ing towns = Easley, Pickens, Liberty or
Central-will provide for eighty can
ming club girls in their homes for three
days and furnish the amount of fifteen
dollars ($l5) for supplies. short course
will be held there July 8, 10 and IL. A
regular program in food production,
conservation and preparation will be
carried out each day by the Pickens
county agents with the help of Miss
Edith p. Parrott, state agent; Miss
Gladys II. Smith. special assistant
state agent; Mrs. Dora ID. Walker, as
sistant state agent; Miss Christine
South, assistant state agent; Miss
Laura Bailey, assistant state agent;
Miss Ruth e. Berry, county agent of
Oconee, and Miss Maggie b. Turner,
county agent Of Fairfield
If no town wishes to make that pro-
vision, one day community meetings
will be held as follows: At Pickens
July 8, at Oolenoy July 8, at Liberty
July 10, and at Central July II.
NJ. ELIZABETH MAULDlN,
County Home Dem. Agent
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
buy w. S. STAMPS

The ladies Of the Mt. Carmel Red
Cross branch will give "Measuring
rarity and ice cream supper on next
Saturday night June 29th, at the Mt.
Carmel school house. The public is
cordially invited.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-27
BUY w. S. STAMPS,
Marriages

Married at Liberty on Monday after
noon, June II, Miss Mary Lee Petit ant
Mr.. John Tinsley, Rev. II. X. William.
officiating.
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BUY w. S. STAMPS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
LEG. 81. NOTICES.
tttt,
l.I.GNL. NOTIClI.

Motto" * hereby given that tho un
MARCH 20. i:ls, ~ 20 y NJ. apply L"
the state Corporation Commission of
Virginia, at its OFFICES III IN" city Of
Eichmoud, for authority a. iI,yr"as" the
churc. az In" present Form u Iulcr-
changcnblc l.0c0-mil. Book from $1,000
20 S22 -. and tor tia" withdrawal ig"ut
sale OF tn" present luterChpur cable
2.Oou-mil" Firm Hook. Form III
Ns parties to these proceedings. APP
p!ication will ais" br mad" by tn"
Chesapeake and OH" hallway Company
for withdrawal from safe OF it's local
Individual I.VOo and a.ooO- mile books:
aud tn" Norfolk and Western Railway
and tie Nir.irjan Railway Company OF
its Individual 1000 mil" books. substi
tcrch.tnEcahlc rnilcag" books at S22.jo.
Atlantic Coast Line Railway.
Carolina. CI!nchGcld and ohio Rail
way.
Til" chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company.
Chesapeake Steamship Company.
bauViiIr and Western hallway.
Franklin and ritra%ivauia Railroad.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
compan"
Norfolk southern Railway.
Nurfoik and Western hallway
R..nmoni. rcdyrit kSbur. ana 20
tOmac I:aIlroad.
Washington Southern Railway.
s-caboard Air Line halfway Co.
Southern hallway Company,
III" Nirciuian Railway Iomnany.
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Saturday,
March 10,
2::30 P. M. \ q
Description
Of the
Property
to Be
Offered

National Heights Property,
Oh Williamsburg Road, about
100 yards from the National
Cemetery, Richmond, Va. One
mile from the business section
Of town, about one mile from
the railroad station; city con-
vcniences; sale open to white
people only. This property lies
splendidly. being the highest
point in Henrico County. 1t
has a wonderful future as Il res
idcntial section: convenient to
schools and churches. Your
price does the buying, on terms
Of onc-fifth cash, the balance il.
s. -, rs and 2i months. Star.
that home now. Buy a lot az
this sale.
SATURDAY. MARCH 16TIL,
$50 p. M.
Sale Conducted for National
Heights Corporation. Rich
mond. Va, by
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EN ELAN & FCNSTEN.
Zeal Estate AuCtion"crS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
TIE WEi.l.-i.OCATED PROPERTY
WITH LOT 25Xl1h FEET. MORE or
LESS, = EAST JACKSON STREET

-
In execution Of Il certain deed OF
trust To tho undersigned trustees. date
February 70. 1916. and recorded In y.
II. ."S-C. page so. Richmond Chan
ccrE court. default having been made
IN the d'ht secured. and being required
30 10 d" by the beneficiary. the under
signed trustees. viii sell by public auC-
ton on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 90. 1918.
ct = o'clock l.. NJ,
the above wcIl-lrcaicd property.
described in said decd OF trust "a. front :
ms % feet on the north side OF Jack =
son street about i3S feet west Of First
street and extending back between
parallel lines 40 feet. moro or less. the
Improvement consisting OF II brick
dwelling OF about four or five rooms.
This is 81 most attractive renting
section. and tho sale Shorld command
tho attention OF investors and Spccu-
lators.
TERMS: cash.
!. l.. ELAN and q. II. FUNSTES
Trustees.
NOTICU.--It Is probahlr that liberal
terms may hc announced at the time
Of sale.
ELAN & FL NSTEN.
Auctionccrs.
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Art-r,oN SALES.--FUTURE Days. 10
I'M SlEE.n SNILE

In cNccu' ION Of q decd Of trust trnr,
'lbcr; \. Bowman and Celia Bowman
u me. as trustee. dated september IS
!N2. OF record in tho clerks Office OF
Gooch!an County. Va. In deed hook
30, page :2l. default having boon made
III the payment Of the notes thereby
secured, and being required 50 TO do
By the holder OF Two Of said notes SO
fl default. shall. on
THURSDAY. MARCH IS. 1915,
AT o'clock i. NJ,
sell at public auction. on tho prem SEES
that valuable farm, with improvements
thereon, In Byrd District. Goochlsnd
County. Va. containing Two hundred
and two ,202) acres. more or less
bounded on The east by The Carriers
VILE Road. ana on the north. west and
south by the lands now 81 formerly
Owned by J. =. ficklin. Monroe John.
son and others
TERMS: cash enough 10 pay costs
OF sale ana execution OF this trust,
including taxes ana Insurance. prem
inns ia arrears, If any. and to pay
debt OF $3.50. with iutcrcsi from Sep
;emhcr IS. 1912; and balance In tvs
equal installlucnts payable one and two
gears from date OF sale. with interest.
occurred By deed of trust on the prop
erty: or. at option OF purchaser, all
CASH.
GEO. s. DlCKEY
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Auction sALES-rurunE DAYS. ~
Valuable Powhatan County
Farm for Sale at Auction

Ry virtue OF the power and authority
vested in me rs iruStc" by y certain
decd Of trust from William j. Kelly
G. uN.. dated May 10. 1917. and duly
recorded IN the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court Of rowhatan County. Va.
In decd book 80. page 3jl. default hav-
Ing been made in the payment o: the
Indebtedness secured by said deed OF
trust and at the request and direction
% the creditor therein secured. shall
proceed tc sell AT public auction. for
cash 10 the highest bidder. In front Of
the courthouse OF the Circuit, Court OF
powhatAn County. Va.
1T |! O'Clock aeon on
MARCH %. 1918.
the following described property. to-
Al! that ,ccr,ain tract piecc or parcel
usually called lower shady Grove"
lying and being in iiusucnot District.
towh"i;,n Couniy. Staio Of Eirginta
on tho Arpopattox River. containing
one hundred tighty.t"o and onr-half
less: h"nadcd ON the east by the land
Of R"hcr; Jennings on tn" south by
iihc Arpcma,toT liycr on the wes, by
ON. Pollard. and on INC north by the
River Road. being III" SAME land con-
vcycd to the said William j. Kelly by
slater. his wife. iea.in. date on the
3pth day OF August. lris. and du!E'
recorded in rowh"tHn county. Va. L.,
decd book 80. page SOC
l.. L. WAY. Trustee.
IFS CRANKY Street.
II. W. GooDE. Auctionccr.
l'oWnarSu, Va
Further information in regard to said
property can be obtained from MIR. II.
" God. Aucttonccr. r"whatan. Va.
Icy W. =. ROBINSON * co.
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES SALE or FARM con
TANNING IOo ACRES IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY
Default having been made in the
dated June 20 1915. and recorded in
the clerks office a: the Circuit Court
OF Chesterfield County in decd book -
page -; and being requested SO L" do
10y the beneficiary. Will Sell ~ publ,
auction on the promises
at 1870 O'Clock l. NJ
MONDAY. MARCH, Is. 1915.
10 the highest bidder, tn. following
described real estate. to-wit: All that
certain tract Of land in Chesterfield
COUNTY. Va. containing one hundred
,lu0) acres. being orc-half OF the tract
called Hickory Iill," which IS bound
OF one hundred ilnul acres now or for
mcriy owned by FRANKLIN Myers. and
on the south and west by IT, +. Graves
estate. being one hundred I0O) acres
assigned TO l.. II. Wirfrcc In tho divi.
sion of the estate q! r. Il. Winfrc" IL
the SUIT OF Wlnfrec vs. Christian and
others. Chesterfield County Court. De.
ccmber ]. 1875. plat book !. page III
clerks Office.
TERMS lash.
". 5. EoBiNSoN.
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ILWAY MAIL, cLERK oxamInaii0na
prepa r. lion by former governn,snt eSami.
.ncr. IS. Write quick for free booklet .I-as
Patterson Ciri! Service School. Rochester,
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by II. T. EiCUl:SON * co,
RCnl Esthtc Agent. and Auctionccrs.

Is ~ I. u It ~ i.SiDN ~ Y u,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiouCcrS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE oE' SEVEN
HEAuTiFt!.. LOTS on lITIurGn
AVENUE. ~ MONUMENT ANNEX.
NEAR TIL: BELT LINE RAILROAD.
In execution OF certain decd OF
trust 10 IL I. Ki,h""on and T.. l..
Crutchticld. trustees dated October -
!3ll. recorded in the clerks Office Of
Richmond Chanccry Cou-; in II. ~
2l3-B. page Ill (Which deed provides
that either trustc" shall acD. default
having been made in the payment OF
part OF the debt therein secured. and
thereof, viii sell by public auction.
on til" premises, on
MONDAY. MARCH IS. 1915.
AT > o'clock t. NJ.
The real estate described in said deed
as follows:
%: land. lying ana being in iicnric"
county. Va. IN that part thereof known
as "Monum"nt Annex" on The south
side Of Fitzhugh Avenue. and bounded
and described as follows. to-wit: he
ginning At a point on the south side Of
FitZhugh Avenue distant iiftr (jG) feet
west OF the west line OF lafayette
street, thence running wcstwurdly
along the said south line OF l'itZhugh
Avenue and fronting thereon one hun
drcd and Sevcnty-IiVc ti151 feet. thence
back aouthwardiy from said front, he
tween parallel lines one hundred and
Twenty-Five t2") feet, To ;n alley in
the rear fifteen do feet wide: being
No. l., in the plan OF Monument Annex
which said plan is recorded in the
clerks office "t Hcurico Circuit Court
IN II. Il. g. page so.
TERMS. cash.
II, 7 EIcHESON.
sole Acting Trustee
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ATCTIONS-LEGALS.
LEGAL. NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES. 100
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
March =. 1913
THE board Of directors OF the Richmond
Trust and Savings Company this day de-
ciared a quarterly dividend Of "a. ucr
cert upon rs capital stock. out OF tn.
earnings ~ the Uua rtcr. payable April |.
1915 "a stochhhidcrs OF record Tit close Of
business March -. !oiS Chccka will be
II. J. wILLINGIIAM. IN.
Secretary.
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EXPERIENCED floor
man wanted. Apply
Hotel Richmond.

RICHMOND T1iTwsy mail CT7r. cxsa,0..
ton Aprtt u. 80" month. sampi.
I,n' t5s.C. Ecch".'"r. \. Y.
'ANtGD, - tuou statesmen 10 san 80. o
'ati Il, IsioripouA E"tci saturday even
Ing between onL :. Az Tor Mr. BID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
TRUSTEE.s AUCTION SALE
No. 3O8 North 18th
Street

trust 10 thc undersigned trustee dated
Az Isl -. 1916. aud recorded in the
clerk : ollie Richmond :hunccry Court.
n Decd LOOK -i0c. page AZ. default
having bee, made IN tn. payment OF
t~o extension interest no,cs of $50
and slh Respectively. and being rcquir-
ed by the beneficiary So - do we viii
proceed TO soil the prUncrty mentioned
III said decd Of trust on the premises.
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SATURDAY. MARCH Is. iels.

y NIVNN
that lot Of land. with improvements.
Known as No. 500 North Twcuty-uf;h
street. commencing on west llmc OF
Twenty Street, at IN. northern
line Of the property owned by the city
OF Richmond. Va. occupied by q nrc-
engine house. thence running north
w":dly along and fronting on The ives;
vac Of Tw.Uty-Hfth street !, feet 4
inches. more or loss. thence running
back westwarliy between parallel lines
the northern line running through IN.
center Of the party wall between tho
dwelling hereby conveyed and the ad
Joining dwelling No. $40. - feet 10 an
alley in thr rear.
EM.>-Chsh
W. u. pl-kCt .I-I. LN Trnstcn
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MEETINGS,

~ wv SNii.N-ft-DNh - ~
EN W ~. itEEI.l.L. il:.. CO. Nc.
i;"h! Es;Gi" Aucti"uccrs.
lVli last Main street
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uELp wANTt:u-rr:MALE.

\ASSi.RS NaHlcu. 70 LADY ,.nN.ss.:.
Anry After Monday 6L.-A Mmtusl bl!G.
COOK Wanted. white woman for COOK.
Must und-rs' ana southern cooking and be
wei recommended. Also want white girl
for 'ilotIwa ~h.r Good wage. Address
Iio.-l EoCkr Mount. Rociv Mount y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

II. L l:IcIIESON.
sole Acting Trustee.
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
nIsINE:>s slnNICEs nEIEnE.n
PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
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