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A|ex.Legion Nine
Enter Event

ALEXANDRIA, Va. June 20.
The Alexandria American Legion
team will enter the state Junior
baseball series under the
auspices Of American Legion
state department, it was an
nounced today by Herbert Blunt,
athletic director of Post No. "a
Of this city.
The dead-line for entrance in
the series is June 80 and Blunt
hopes to have his players signed
up by this time. Ellet Cabell,
Standout local athlete, will serve
as coach. The Legion Juniors
will practice on Hayden Field.
Dodo Robinson captain Of g.
w. High Schools football team
last year, and Bonnie RepreSs,
independent backfield ace. will
enter in Dewitt Prep this fall.
The weekly ladies' tourney at
the Belle Haven Golf and
Country Club will be featured
tomorrow afternoon. An 1S-hole
handicap event is on the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Charles Waring, chair
man, expects 20 or more golfers
to compete.
The Alexandria Boys Club
nine fell before the Taft A. C..
on Haydon's Field yesterday,
8-3. Tomorrow the locals will
play the Georgetown B. c. team
here at o'clock.
Harry Rudd, director of the
municipal swimming pool, reports
many local aquatic stars have
registered for the big municipal
swimming meet to be held here
on July 4.
The pool was opened today for
the public after being closed two
days for cleaning purposes.
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Roosevelt Loop
Keeps Busy

Play in the Roosevelt c. c. Boys
Club League will get under way
with a real vengence this week
now that school is out. The boys
have been playing for several
weeks on Saturdays and the hard
hitting Chevy Chase Red Sox are
leading the league with five wins
against no defeats.
There are six teams in the
league including the Addison
Chevrolet. Roosevelt Boys Club,
Decatur Tigers, Betty Mae Ice
Cream Company, Tremonts, and
the league-leading Chevy Chase
nine.
There will be a meeting Of all
team managers this Friday at the
Roosevelt High School at IL.
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The contracts OF Tow and
Brescia were RECEIVED today by
Promoter Joe Turner and Match.
maker Goldie Ahearn. Thus was
closed out match which has
been in the making for months.
It is considered by connoiseurs to
be q natural"
With thousands Of visitors ex-
pected here for the three-day
Yankee-WaS hington series and
also for the All-Star game July 7,
the Tow-Brescia bout, with an all
star supporting cast, promises to
lure one of the largest nocturnal
crowds of the season to Mr.. Grit
fith'S ball park.
Tow In Shape
Tow, who started on the come.
back trail impressively q few
months ago at Turner's Arena by
knocking out Eddie Nader, the
fast-moving New Yorker, in five
rounds, has been keeping in great
shape, and, in the opinions of his
managers, Capt. Bob May and
Beverly May, his trainer, Bob
Haden is punching harder and
quicker than ever before.
The Alexandrian proved that he
deserved to step into faster COM
pany when he flattened the tough
Sandy Mcdonald, Of Texas, in
three heats on the police benefit
card on June 2 at the ball park.
In this match Tow opened with a
rush, boxed carefully until he let
fly with the killing blow.
Since that victory over Nc
Donald, Tow has been watching
and his diet, his sleeping hours.
Bob got in some real workouts last
week at the Arena when he
trained with John Henry Lewis,
world light heavyweight title:
holder, and Willie Reddish, and
threw plenty Of punches at boCh
Of 'em.
Managed by SOresi
Brescia is managed by Louis
Soresi, the jittery little Italian
who piloted Primo Camera to the
world heavyweight championship.
Big Jorge, who Is %, weighs
around 21O pounds, stands 6 feet,
2 inches, made al impressive de-
but at the Arena a few months
ago. He won a unanimous deci'
sion from Marty Gallagher, the
Foggy Bottom heavyweight, and
in so doing, won a legion of
friends. Brescia showed a wicked
right-the right that almost
kayoed Joe Louis.
The Argentine champion will
set UP his training camp in Wash.
ington the latter part of this
week. Since coming to this coun-
try Big Jorge has lost two matches,
one to Louis by knockout, a yeaz
ago.
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CONmnsSIONERs NOTICES

by NebrAsks Avenue, on the east By Daniel
Road, on the south By Military Road, and
on the west BY 30th Street and Nebraska
Avenue, affecting the location Of Rock
between Nebraska Avenue and Military
Road Maps showing the streets and
alleys proposed to be closed. and the pro-
p pSS ensnges IN b, the plan 81 tine a.
the office Of the Surveyor of the District
of Columbia, Room 405. District Building.
lbeing known as Maps 2039. 2040, 2041.
amined by interested parties during busi.
ness hours prior to the hearing: Said
plats will also be displayed at the hearing.
and the Commissioners will consider any
suggestions or protests concerning the pro-
posed street and alley closings and the pro-
posed changes in the Highway Plan. as
C. HAZEN, GEORGE z. ALLEN. DAN /.
SULTAN. Commissioners Of the District OF
Columbia
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Leader Would
Rather Have
Swdtsnnith
By PAT ROBINSON

-
You've never known how much
scorn can be put into the human
voice until you've heard Rajan
Hornsby say Banjo Hitter" And
. banjo hitter to the leader Of the
st. Louis Browns Is a hitter who
builds up his average on puny
singles.
The Rajah will gladly give you
half a dozen banjo hitters, even
If their average is $50 apiece, If
you'll give him one real slugger,
even II the slugger's batting aver
age is only PTS.
Yanks Are Cinch
The Rajah wants no part Of
those -four hits to o run" boys.
He much prefers the -four runs
to one hit" lads, as who doesn't?
And that's why he thinks the
YankS are a lead pipe cinch to
win the pennant.
They've got half q dozen
fellows who can really tag that
apple" says the Rajah.
Here's how it works out in his
book:
Zone Of those banjo hitteFS
gets up and pops one over the
infield for q single. Next one
beats out an infield hit. Third
one maybe gets . short hit to
left, filling the bases. There
you've got the bags loaded and
none out, and 1t looks like . big
inning.
But what happens? The next
bird hits into q double play and
maybe . run score, and the next
fellow flies out. So there you
are with three hits and one run.
NEEDS MORE RUNS
'FYOur pitcher is discouraged.
Maybe he's working against the
Yanks and he figures he's going
to need more than one run to
win. At least, If he doesn't fig
ure It that way against the
Yanks he must be crazy.
what happens with them?
Your pitchers been going great.
Getting out Of one hole after
the other. He goes into the
eighth, leading 10. Then some
body gets . pass, next fellow
maybe gets ON through an error,
and then up comes somebody
like that Gehrig, or Lazzeri, or
DiMaggiO, or SeIIxirk, or DiCkey,
and wham-One smack and
there goes your ball game
three runs.
TITS pretty easy pitching with
a bunch behind you that you
know is liable to get you half .
dozen runs at any minute"
There's no doubt about 1.-THE
Rajah likes those Yanks. But as
for those banjo hitters-phooey
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DOWNTOWN ROOMS:

DOWNTOWN ROOMS:
Downtown, that magic word. It
seems to me that everyone wants
to live in the downtown section,
for it is so convenient to every
thing. These rooms are near Penn
sylvania Avenue and there are
attractive single and double vacan-
cies. Two very important points
to consider are the fact that meals
are optional and the rates reason
able.
MASTER BEDROOM WITH
PRIVATE BATH (HuidekOper PI.)
Maybe you are tired of reading
about my idea Of luxury, because
it is always the same, but when
you have an up-to-date tile bath
that is all yours, and no one to
hurry you, well. I still say think
it is the quintessence Of comfort.
This bath connects with a master
bedroom in a new home and can
be rented for $35.
SHERIDAN ST. N. W.:
For the discriminating couple
whose demands are comfort and
convenience, this well-furnished
bachelor unit consists of a bed
room and sitting room, located in
a new home, is well worth inveSti-
eating for many reasons. First be-
cause Of its location in a brand
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Diamond SoftbaIIers
Blast EhrIich's Hopes

Diamond Cab blasted the first
half title hopes Of the Enrich
Poultry by handing them a Ga
defeat in the playoff Of the Com
munity Center Softball League.
EhrIich's loss throws the league
into another three-way tie with
Diamond Cab, Bureau Of Stand
ards and Enrich, all holding first
place. Another playoff will be
held.
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Tow-Brescid Bout Set
For Stadium, July 6

Washngtons outstanding heavyweight boxing match Of the
takes places next Tuesday night July at Griffith
Stadium with husky Bob Tow the Alexandria bater and
Jorge Bresc the Argentine giant cashng in the 10round
sports holiday between July 4 and July T.
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, June II. 1887. Notice 10
hereby given that under authority granted
in Public 6JS Act No: S07, approved DECEMBER Io,r
and alleys in the District of Columbia. and
in accordance with the provisions of an
item authorizing changes in the perma.
o ofn coiSmba CO Contained S S G. me
alton Act for the fiscal year ended June
go: 1914. IPu6iie: Al No: 4sS, s2nd
1926, public Act No. 1853. seth Con.
gressl the CommissionerS Of the District
Tf Roo will gyd nsaSnS
District building on WEDNESDAY. JULY
9TH, 1887 at 10 o'clock A. M. to interested
property owners to determine as to any
property rights which may BE- SffsStsG; or or
closing the streets and alleya. and concern.
ing the proposed changes in the perma-
nent system OF Highways, described ,,I az
between 4th. and 9th Streets. 8. W.. and
the closing Of ALLEYS in Reservation D..
(2) Closing of TRUMBULL CIRCLE and
bull Circle. Northwest. and in connection
Herewith a dedication of streets west Of
18th Street, north OF Piney Branch Park;
way. and east of Rock Creek Park, and
also the closing of parts of old roads. all
in the above described territory: 49,
Proposed change in the plan of the per-
manent system OF highways affecting
property in the southwest section along
the line of Chesapeake Street (proposed) :.
the location of which 10 proposed to be
changed, between South Capitol Street and
Nichols Avenue through Parcel 245/24.
a. Proposed change in the plan of the
permanent system of highways affecting
proposed streets in the northeast section
within the territory bounded on the north
by Fort Totten Road. on the northeast by
a line drawn sutheasterly from the inter.
section of Fort Totten and Bates Roads to
the intersection of 10th and Varnum
Streets, on the east by 10th Street, on the
south by the northerly boundary lines of
Parcels 1924 and 1928 tpart of Cath
Ole University Grounds. and on the west
by U. 8. Soldiers Home reservation aud
u. g. Cemetery: affecting the alignment of
Taylor. VaFnnm. First and Second StreetS,
and eliminating q proposed street along
and adjacent to Bates Road running
through the easterly section of the above
described territory. t5) Proposed change
in the plan of the permanent system of
highways affecting proposed streets in the
northwest section within the territory
bounded on the north by Blagden Avenue.
the southerly boundary of Square 2642.
and Varnum Street, on the east by 10th
Street. on the south by Piney Branch Park
way. and on the west by Rock Creek Park,
affecting proposed streets in the vicinity
of Trumbull Circle and Taylor Street
within the above described territory. (6)
Proposed change in the plan of the per-
manent system of highways affecting pro-
posed streets in the northwest section
within the territory bounded on the north
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RENTAL, HUNTING
With BarbarQ Holmes

interested of the places described belOeV 1 phone
cal Barara Holmes 1919 ST. n. " DL 500 d. 1000
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HELP-MEN

ToR-CAsHIER-with hotel expert
ence. age % TO 40. single preferred.
Small hotel, S75-SS0 mo. and meals. Adj
St N w
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Rooms, Houses and Apartments require
bsOW and mail Barbara Hess Free Rsnta
SsrUies Herald sad TiMs 1917 ST. NJ w. eGH in psrson
HOUSE ROOM NO. OF RM& LOCATION PKlC1
hAGD ADDRESS
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES
fNaARNAuAAN

PLACED sbuttinE lots 90, 81, 90. go.
q, o5; 90, 81. es, %, 100, 1o1,, 1o4
,oS. ZOE IO7 1Os g., tOS 10 and $40 10
SQUARE s5Ss isRD.L1ScoTN ROAD
D0UGLAs-EVARTsl AUDITING lots A,
IS. 46. a.. IS. 40. SO. 500. $40 and
SQUARE 1858 sssnf's8 fGi' E! TSS
PLACE-sHEPHERD) abutting lots 81.
a. IS 4. Is S sos and Sol sos at a. an an est:
nnfia ON g TzSC DAKoTx OA AVES ss
SARGENT ROAD abutting lots s12. IS.
a. IS 10 II. IS. 19. 20 and parcel
IssS an estimated cost Of sag
RANDoLPD abutting lots l., 2. 8, 4.
s 9; 10 ., II 4 y = i i. Is JJss'
e. e. e. e. a. q a. e 81 81 s sSd 90 49, 81 &
an estimated cost Of $4,000. In SQUARE
4546 (D-E-17TH-1sTH) abutting lots
90. Of. ITO. 100, ISL. 162, 1853, 1874.
cost Of $500 aP so6P Ps "a s iseSSsG
LAY CEMENT SIDEWALK: On the west
side Of BROTHERS PLACE BETWEEN
HI9Hv1EW PLACE AND WACLARK
abTtting lot, IS. So. 81 and d0 IS. soUxsE
5000. On the north side Of CONGRESS
STREET BETWEEN 18th PLACE AND
18TH STREET at an estimated cost of
sis' s isutt s1 l &c. sci saa sss and
s24. SQUARE S93s. On the west side
Of NICHOLS AVENUE BETWEEN sTER-
LING STREET AND SOUTH CAPITOL
abutting parcels 243/14. 243/16 and
BETWEEN 2sTH STREET AND .sTH
P5ntE. t an 81 ';% T IS sS Sf ef s ss4
BRANCH AVENUE EAsTwARD TO THE
Alley and on the south side Of 7
% FEE FEET 'f East D 81 NH THE VEST AZ.
LEY at an estimated cost Of $615; abut;
ting lots 10 and II: SQUARE 1888 and
lot ], SQUARE 5665. On the east side
S 81 H ATEN SGEE AND BHEs6R STREET A
at an estimated cost Of s7oa; abuttirs
and - SQUARE bs7s On the west
BAMA AVENUE AND BANGOR STREET
lots na l, q, sS; .3, %; rs, Gs. 81. 2s;
CAMDEN STREET AND MOOR
a6uttiRg lots 2; 5, 5; 9; s; o, 10;
IL IL /: and 49, s S3TAI sr SG 49,, e On
TWEEN ALABAMA AVENUE AND u
STREET at an estimated cost Of S2120.
a6utting lots 10. 20. "a %. g, e. e.
sIO SQUARE 1867. On the west side
o. s6TH STREET BETWEEN AUSTIN
STREET AND ALABAMA AVENUE at
an estimated cost of $685.. AUDITING lots
Q. 10. IL and 500, SQUARE 1915. On
the west side of 36TH PLACE between
ALABAMA AVENUE AND U STREET
at an estimated cost of $500. abutting
lots 20 and ~. SQUARE 566S. SOUTH
EAST SECTION. PAVE ALLEYS WITH
CEMENT CONCRETE: In SQUARE 1850
l14TH-1 9Th C SOUTH CAROLINA AVE
EUEl abutting lots Is. 80, So. 70. 30.
81. s2, e3 81. SIS, 81 SO, SO, %. "a.
rs, % 500. sO8. sos. $40. 81 and
S16 at an estimated cost of $3175. In
SQUARE 5000 (13TH-S-B. & o. RAIL
~, 10 10. 10, II and parcels 224L30
& 224/3l. at an estimated cost of $500.
MELVIN C. HAZEN GEO. r. ALLEN,
DAN l. SULTAN. Commissioners, D. G.
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Dutra Holds Record

No golfer, with one exception,
more than seven strokes behind
at the end of the second round,
has won the national open. The
exception was Olin Dutra.
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TIDES FOR FISHERMEN

(COURTEsY o.. GEODETIC SURVEY
iO to two hours
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Clarke Coaching % Years
Bill Clarke has finished %
years of baseball coaching at
Princeton, but has been there off
and on for 40 years. He was a
catcher on the old Orioles.
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CHAUFFEUR. white to drive for . club:
identification card. Apply Apt. IA. 1924
+ ST. N, w,
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AUTO statesmen

AUTO statesmen
From other low and medium-priced lines.
who are not satisfied or cannot get de-
liveries or cooperation. will find 1t to
their advantage to investigate our liberal
plan. You will do better selling FoRDS
and LINCOLN ZEPHYR CARS. Apply
Sales Manager.
ANACoSTIA MOTOR co.
1928 GOOD HOPE RID s. E.
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COLLECTOR, between 81 and 80 years old,
to handle current accounts car neces-
sary. See Mr.. Wagner, Room 400. 1919
+ st. N. W.
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MAN

Position available July 8 for man IA
miliar with Washington and vicinity: car
necessary: do not reply unless you are OF
good appearance and over rs years Of age:
must be able to furnish character refer
ence and prepared to accept permanent
responsibility. Write. giving brief history
of yourself. to Box H-S3 Times-Herald.
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Collectors "a, preferably married. be-
tween 20 and 40. with industrial insurance
experience. Also first-class solicitor. All
replies strictly confidential Write
MR.. GARDINER. 73S 18th st. N. W.
SODA DISPENSER, excellent references.
Salary: SIT weekly. Miss Dodge, Boyd'S,
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Casles Roosevelt
Check; Invited
to Wedding Rites

CONCORD, July ii. Stanton
Northrup of Concord, obliged by
cashing a check for fellow train
traveller recently just because he
thought the man had ian honest
face.
AS a result, reports are going the
rounds here that he was one of the
few invited guests to the wedding of
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., and Ethel
du Pont.
That followed, because the fellow
traveller was young Roosevelt!
While on his way to New York,
Northrup heard two men and a
woman who boarded his train at
Wilmington, Del, say that the Pull
man fare took all their cash. One
man suggested that the other get a
check cashed and when the latter
said that was impossible because he
was not known on the train. North
rup took his chance. He cashed the
check for SIS and, later, when exam
lining it discovered it was signed by
the Presidents son.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

North Carolina
Ashe County
Under and by virtue of power of
sale contained in a certain deed of
trust executed by R. L. Austin, ct
al, to the undersigned Trustee under
date of February Is, 1886, which
deed of trust is duly recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Ashe County in Book %, page q, to
which record reference is hereby
made; and
Default having been made in the
payment of said deed of trust as
therein provided, and having been
requested to do so by the parties at
interest;
l, W. B. Austin, Trustee, will on
the 10th day of July, 1887, at 100
o'clock, p NJ, at the courthouse
door in jefferson, North Carolina,
sell to the highest bidder for cash
to satisfy said deed of trust, interest
and cost, the following described
real estate, to-Wit:
| First Tract: Beginning on white
oak, C. w. Shepherds corner; run
ming South 81 poles to a chestnut,
fuckers corner; then with fuckers
line 88 West IS poles; then South 70
West 26 poles; then West IA poles;
then South 76 West poles; then
South 56 IL West poles to chest
nut oak; the Reed and Hill corner;
then North IA West Sc poles; then
North 10 East 81 IL poles to stake,
Osborne's corner; then with fence
South rs East 38 poles; then South
81 East poles; then North 88 East
Is poles; then North rs East 8 poles;
then South 81 East Is IL poles to
an old road; then North 10 East
As poles to Hopper's corner; then
with Hopper's line South IS East
poles; then South As East 10 poles;
then North 70 East "a poles and Is
links to maple in Shepherds line;
then South 20 poles to spanish oak;
then South 81 East % poles to the
beginning, containing 80 acres.
Second Tract: Beginning on a
chestnut oak; the Hill and Reed
corner; running North "a West SO
poles to a gap; then West 9 poles;
then with J. w. Richardson's line
North Is West SIS poles to a chest
nut oak on South bank of road; then
Eastward with Road to a stake in
Hill tract line; then with said line
to the beginning, containing "a ga
acres.
This the 10th day of June, 1887.
7-8 w. B. AUSTIN, Trustee.
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70 poles to the beginning, containing
IA acres.
This being the property conveyed
to Floyd E. Poe and wife, Maud Poe,
by John Poe, Fannie Poe, ct al, re-
corded in the office of the Register
OF Deeds in Book NJ, page 23O.
Second Tract: Beginning on
stake on the Southeast of branch
near large rock running S 50 IL
w down the branch II IA poles at
a stake in the road near the mouth
of branch; thence N 80 w with road
26 poles to stake in the road;
thence N At w IL poles to stake
in the road; thence N IL IL w Is
poles to stake; thence N 6 E Z 1-3
poles to a stake Pennington's corner;
thence S 88 E with Pennington's line
40 IL poles to stake in Poe's line;
thence S As 1-2 poles to the begin
ming, containing 8 acres.
Third Tract: Lot number 6, begin
ming on a dead white oak corner of
Lot Number running S S E Is poles
to a stake; thence N 81 E Is IL
! poles to stake Ollie Bare's corner;
thence S 20 E with Ollie Bare's line
IA poles to stake Bare and Richard
son corner; thence S rs IL w with
Richardson line 16 poles to stake at
corner of barn; thence S so w q IA
poles to stake at apple tree; thence
S 70 w II poles to stake at road;
thence N % w with the road Is
poles to stake in the road; thence N
% w with the road IL poles to a
stake corner of Lot number S; thence
N 70 IL E with Lot number 5, 40
poles to the beginning, containing 7
acres and Sc rods
This June 20, 1887.
IRA T. JOHNSTON,
7-29 Trustee.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

North Carolina
Ashe County
In the matter of the administration
of the estate of Cordelia Davis,
deceased, by Floyd Davis, ad-
ministrator.
Having qualified as Administrator
on the estate of Cordelia Davis, de-
ceased, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned at
his residence in Helton township,
North Carolina, on or before the
18th day of June, 1888, or this notice
will be pied in bar of said claims.
All persons indebted to said estate
will come forward at once to settle
the same.
This June 18th, 1887.
FLOYD DAVIS, Administrator
of Cordelia Davis, deceased. 8-5
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Having qualified as Administra-
trix of the estate of Mrs. w. J. Per
kins, deceased, late of Ashe County
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Helton,
North Carolina, on or before the
22nd day Of June, 1888, or this no.
tice will be plead in bar of their re-
covery. All persons indebted to the
said estate will please make immed-
late payment.
This the 22nd day of June, 1887.
ALTA PERKINS, Administrators
of Mrs. w. J. Perkins, Decd. 7-29p
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NOTICE
North Carolina
Ashe County

NOTLn NdEO11Ild
Ashe County
In the Superior Court
Before the Clerk
Effie Lee VS.. J. J. Lee.
The defendant, ]. J. Lee, will take
notice that an action as above en-
titled has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Ashe County,
North Carolina, for divorce vincu-
10; and
The said defendant will further
take notice that he is required to ap-
pear at the office of the Clerk Of
the Superior Court of Ashe County,
i at the courthouse in Jefferson, North
: Carolina, on the 9th day of July,
1887, or within thirty 500 days
thereafter, and answer or demur to
the complaint in said action or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
! the relief demanded in said COM
plant.
This the 9Th day of June, 1887.
J. D. STANSBERRY,
7-8a Clerk Superior Court.