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Get Two Hits Jobeon Wildj in
Places, Which ifcopee the: Game-
Consistent Bait Pyed by Birflfc
; ,v" .'Stein Makes Wonderful Caiph in
,: . JZi Lett Field.
i ; (Special to "The Times.)- -
5, Rocky MOunt, IJ-rThorpe yield
ed ten nits today, yet won his game
through opectacula fielding of men be
hind him. Jobson was wild and. gave
a run In the eighth' when a hit, an
error and two walked men scored one.
'V.'
y A- batting; rajly In the - ninth by the
v;-. Birds' 'came ; very-near- tlelng up the
f' Score, Jwo runsy being ;-. made. ;L The"
., Bird".' played -hard consistent f- ball
': .. throughout the entire garni." Stein was
S ir the bright atas fori (the- Crew.;;' Once
; with men 'on bases Amnions hit . a
v feVrlflc liner toward deep left but
, .; 4tilck as a fish Stetn was after It and
j?.,H leaping into the air he' pulled it In
. '.. and saving ' the game. aguln . with
, .. Pheonl on second atid.Hpbbt on third.
' I1, Jte ran )p-beil(id shortstop and trapped"
i j; a i sxas leaguer- anq inrew out modob
J(: " at the plate. ' Simmons, Hobbs : and
' Keating,-' for the Blds. ' each secured
two . hits, and .but' for the wonderful
catch' df Stein,' Simmons would have
'I had an extra base hit to his credit.
"" ' - ; The Tabulated Score.
; JUlelgD, - - . A.li. II. H. f.U. A. IS,
' "J Clemens, It. .. .". 6
- -j; Simmons, 3b. .. 0
.'Prim.j-f.1.. .. i, 0
Z'M Hobb&f;.3. 4 i.S.
? ' FheonW ss,": W i" " 0
, Richardson, lb. -."v.' 4 0
.0 2
8-1
6o 6
k ' o
:i. 2
2. 4
0 0
2, o
2 0
:. Keating, 2b.
, . McCormlck, c.
I Jobson, d. ..
.. 4
. Totals )
Rocky SR.
i QIIlepto;-3b.:X
Novak, ss. .. ..
. Stein, )t. .(
; Schuman,. rf. ..
X Phelan, lb. ,. ; ;
Craegan, cf .v
; Oastme'yer, 2b .
" Cooney,. c. .. ..
, 34 . -2 10 24 1 8
Vt.B. R. H.P.O. A.E.
'.. 3' 6 0 2 ll 0
1 3
4
1
0
0
0
4
5
2
:il
.4:0
. 1 0
.20
.40
,2 1
4
.i,
10
1
2
3
1
27
R.
Totals
27 3 I 8
17 2
H. E.
10 8;
Score by Innings:
JRalelgh f.: ji
000 000 0022
Rocky ltbunj.il OBt JOO 01 8
;1 4 Summary Sacrllic :hits,J; Gillespie,
Cracgan; Gfistmeyeri- Prim.,: Basea'ni
. balls, tilt Thorp, 1; off Jobson, 5 f Struck
jkiuu wsm&tewimuiKm
' pitch, Tliorp, 1. : Stolen bases, ' Stein,
Thorp.' Clemens, Simmons, Prlm J Ift
tun uitses, xturny (uuuiii.. v, jnuiciKii, .9.
-Time. 2:M-:'tJmDre Henderson. At-
tendpnpie, 800. a 1 i. -; ,;- .-' v'
; Iiuyster Wins. Game front Giants,
v ; (Specilaljto The Times.) . ,
Goldsboro, Junb 11 Fnyetteyllle made
" Jt : an even -split with Goldsboro
',' taking today's, game. T.uyster pitched
his first game since getting' hurt sev
P . ' ; THE ANGEUS, MS
-..;;'"-': '-'. ':;Dramatip.'"v:-' m-, ,
.Him sweet revenge;, . '-ffllft
. ;." r--' Kl' 1 -A-wisEGuy,"'; ;
psJS'':rsHEvrfreirAl fM
..' 'O ' Ofchcstra frpq 8 o 10:30 p. 'ni. V,
7
-.TE3
sporting
WORLD.
fiii
OAES1TB. TAYLOR, Cporting
eral: days ago in Wilson, and held tho
Giants completely 1. at his mercy, four
scattered Hits . is all that could be got
ten i from his delivery, ' tonova,n hit
for three bases and scored on Bunting's
bunt' In' the fourth and it was enough
to win,-,A sensational catch was mad,e.
in the ninth, by Evans of a bit that
looked goodfon extra, bases. .. ' -
iThe Tabnlated Score. . '
v. FayelteviUe. AB. K. H. PO. A'. E:
Muiihv ci. 2's d 0 0 -0 0
Oobson,-lb. ..'..'. 4- ifl,- 0
Schumaker, if. . . 4 , 0 1
IS
1
21
2
'. 1
2
4
orHalaraB; ebiAj 3. . 0
Donovan, rf. 3 1
Buijtfng, 3b. A ;. 2 ,0
McEnroe, ss. ., .'.', 8 0
Qalvln, '&j;v,''f. 4,",. 0.
Luyster, p.
.Totals : .. .
' Ooldsboro.
Gates, 31). .,
Sharp, 2b, ..
Woir;. eft '.
Dalley, e. ,
Evans, If. ..
Crockett, lb.ri
Whaien, r ..'
Spauldlng, Ss.
29 1 7 27 14
AB. R. H, PO. A,
.4 0 1 2 3
.-. 4
-a'4
':. 4
.. 3
ij 3
.. 2
.. 3
...3
1 4 X,
0 4 4
21 1
0
Gunderson, p.
Totals ...... .. 30 0 4 27 19 2'
Score by innings r ! R
Faycttellie 1. ..: 000 100 000 i i . 0
Goldsboro .. 000 000 000-4) 4 ' 2
Summary E!arnedturiA: Payettevtllo.
1. ;'Three-base hit,' Donovan- Bases'on
balls,' of Gunderson, oft Luyster, 1.
Left on 'bases, Goldsboro, 8: Fayette
vllle, 8. TWo-base hit. lOvans. Struck
out, by Gunderson, 1; by Luyster 3: Hit
by pitched ball, Mullln and Donovan.
Sacrifice hit, McEnroe and Galvln.
Time; 1:27. . Umpire; Barre. - Attend
ance,1 BSO. ' ' ' - ' . ; ':
Franklintoh 'Defeats Youiigsville.
Frankllnton, : June i 11 Frankllnton
last afternoon won from Toungsville
(the Strohgost team of all honie players
in the State) by the score of 5 to 4. It
Was 'simply ."Just a little too much
Cates" and' too many free passes by
Wlnston E.i (ypungsville'S, triwler)' In
the ' nrst and second inning. " undefi
'wood pitched line ball after the second
inning for youngsville Striking Out 7;
allowing i'2 hits and ..giving 2 bases',
While Cates. for Franklinton 'struck;
out: men allowed 4 hits and gave 2
baSes' This Is the second time under
the present management Franklinton
.t3iS.4tttiiroffltaj-Jlte-VUj8ettfon.
' Score by innings: , , - R.
Youhgsville; .'. ; ..S ..162 000 100 4
Ftankllntgn ;. 310 010 00 6
Battery fof- Frankllnton: Cates and
Stuart; for Frankllnton: Winston E.,
Underwood Had "Winston H. "Umpire,
Hedgepeth. Time, 1:45.
Wilmington Again Trims Wilson.
by K " V (Special The Times.)
Wilmington, v. June 11 Before the
largest ,crovd ever seen at the ball
f V Z':U':JU-4 ',:'."' ..:.V V4'
- .!";---. .-
There They Play Tomdrr6w
Fayettevllle at lUlela' : ; "
' - Goldsboro' t-Wilson; " ' .'T -1
SJv&V ' Wilmington ' at Rocky Mft
Editor. ;x
Leon Ames, one b.f the Giant's sth'r1
twlrlers,' whd,' on June 8th, won his
third straight game. Ames, who had
not pitched , since Decoration Day
wUeri he fton a Sixteen inning argu
ment in Philadelphia, is in great form
now and Manager' McGriiw exiiectsV
10 use mm u ine series wun xne
Chicago Cubs. :
nark here. Wllmihaton again triumphed
over Wilson by scoring two runs Iri
the first" a!nd 'one in the third. Wilson
put up a poor, exhibition of the nation
al gamev by making six ' errors. Lane.
and Jfloward were the opposing pitch
ers, an-the' "little1 giant", of the to
bacco town was touched father lively.
A large "Bull Durham" sign has been
placed on the center flela fence with
the sign reading, ''Fifty dollars to the
player who hits this."
7 ' Te Tabulated Score.
' Wilson:
Jacobs," ss. .-. ..
Guerrant, 3b. ..
Clapp,, rf. .. ..
D, McGehan, 2b.
C. McGehan. lb.
Brady, cf. .. ..
Armstrong, 'if.' '
Westlake, c. . .
Lane p.i ..i'..
' Totals ., .. .
Wilmington. .
Kluttz, of. .. .,
DUbbs, ss. ,. ..
Tydeman, If. .. '
Mills, lb, .. ..
Crrolli "rf. !.;,
Cooper, rf.' '.. ..
Burke, 2b.'
GllmOre; c. . .
Howard, p.
AB. R. H. PO. A.
0
. 34 2 8 24 t, . 6
A.B. R. H. P.O. A, E.
0 0.0
i5y,i i
"1 'tO 'i''
t 0 '0!
.fi!r2oi0u
0 5 .4. 0.
Totals
37
27 12 1
R, H. E.
Score by Innings:
Wllsdrt .. .
Wilmington
010 000 0102 8 6
201006 oov-'::''--'''r
' Stlmmary Two-base hits,
WestlKke.
Cooper. Left on bases, Wilming
ton 10; .Wilson, ,8. Bases on balls, off
; rf " -'-
Howard," (.' Struck' out ! by ' Label ' 2 ;
by Howard, 5. Wild pitch. Lane. Time
i&fOV; itlihpire, Tayls. ' Attendsuce i,600.
:Js&ftrtifixt results. . '
': r .',7EaerWCajroliB."'...
Wilmington," 8::: WllBori; ' 2.
Rooky Mount, 3: Raleigh. 2.
' Goldsboro, :0, Fa yetteytlle, 1,
- CMroUn league. ' ";t.
; Anderson. Chariottei 2. 1 . y
:. Plrsf game Spartanburg, '2; Greens
boro, v 0. Second ' game Spartanburg,
iy, Greensboro, t. '
' Greenville, 6; Winston-Salem, 1.
: -National Leagne.' t,:.'.
ChicagorNevr --Tork game postponed;'
wet grounds. . '
. St. Louis-Brooklyn game, postponed;
wet grounds. . . '.'.,: ; ' ;.v
First and second gflirie's-Clnclnnati-Boston
postponed; jraln.' A . V"; '
Pittsburg, 0; ' Philadelphia, 5. .
' ' ' ' ' . Amerfcanieague'.,. .. ...;'. t
Washington; t;- CWeagoiO, '- V-'
New York. 4 :' DeHit. . J. . V
Boston-CIeverandrgame4 postponedi
rain. '-.'-.'. -': '4;f ";r '
Philadelphia, J$f&PrHls,' 2. ( , .''?
':-:' Ktiie,: '
: Roelies;ter-Montreit 'game postponed;
wet grounds. ''.iy "- :
First and 'second ' games Bulfalo
jToronlo postponelni, , ,'.i?
Provide"nce-Jeyty ; gft,mes post
poned; rain. ' '
First game Ne"Watlk!45'(,'jBaitiniore, 1..
(Eleven lnnings)."''"geOoijif:!' game
Newank, 1; Baltimoe
Southern tieagnb.
: Birmingham', ' 2''Atlartaii.. (Called
at end of tenth inning,-to allow Birm-
'ingham, to catc train), i? i : , "
i'trst game New Orleans 2; "Meih
phis, 0. Second game New' Orleans, 7;
Memphis, 6. - viji
Mobile; 1; Nashville, J.'j ...Mobile, 0,;
Nashville, S. .. .'. '-,' V '"!)' .'3; ;., - "
Montgomery, 7; Chattanooga, 2.
"'v South Atotk:ywrtte.' .-''";
Savannah-Macon ;- game postponed;
sain.- ' .Al'v&jp'---
Columbla-Jacksonvlfie -game . post
poned; rain.' f ' ';
Columbus; 2: Augusta, 2. (Called at
en of eighth limtng: darkness).
V(rjii(la lieasve. '' -;'
, Roanoke, 0;.tJniouth, 0.
at end of flftnnJnBfrrfin).
Richmond, flr.cMf, 1
teen Innings). . r-:-'vC; V
(Called
(Thir-
Norfolk, Oj nVjrrej'it (Ten
ninga), ' - y: -" ''-.'!'-;..'
In-
STANDING OF THE pLUBS.
Eastern Carolina.
Clubs
Wilson ... ...
Fayetteville. .
Goldsboro ,.
Wilmington :.
Raleigh ., .,
Rocky Mount
Won.. Lost. P.C.
' 1
13 . 5 .722
.."..' 11 s. --.m
.. ..' 8 .471
... .y-v19 .444
.v'-'. ","' '11 -353
,?'rl2 '.333
Carolina League. 1
Club
Win. Lost. P.C.
GreeoviHe i;
Charlotte .. . .
W,instqn..i.r.
Anderson ,
Greensboro '..
Spartanburg'..
:.i'iv 24
13
14
18
19
25
24
.649
.632
.514
.500
.359
.351
.1. 24
19
i-i,,".19..
- .. 14
'.".. 13
National Eeague.
(Subs'
Wdn. Lost: P.C.
Chicago ;. ;-, 28 ;
New . Y.ork . .. . t-28
Cincinnati .v".'. .. .. 22
PfttSburg :?..,:'.:'-:..fc'.. '21 '
stxffcbuis ivi ;'"' 21 - -Brooklyn
'.. .'. .. 20 '
Philadelphia .. V. .; ., 17
Boston-... .. ,. .. .. .. 16 ,
IB
17.
19
20 .
24
25
24
29
.651
.622
.537
.512
.407
.444
.415
.356
American League.
. Club v
. Won; Lost. PiC.
28 .
28
30
22
17
20
15
8
i'12,
, IS
. 18
21
20
26
25
33
' ,700
.683
.625
.512
.459
. .435
.375
.195
Philadelphia
Detroit ;.:-.,
Bostdhf '., v..
Cleveland .
Washington
Chicago-. .
Sti ,L0ula
Southern Leagne.
, Clubs .) ' ' Won. Lost. P.C.
Chattanooga .. .. .. 28 HI -571
Montgomery ,. .. .. .. 29 23 .558
Atlanta 26 22 .542
Nashville .. ... . .. .. 27 23 .540
New Orleans .'. ".. .. .. 29 26 . .627
Birmingham .... ,. ;. 25 23 .521
Mpmphis-v. .. ...... 22 30 .423
Mobile;.. .. ;. ...... 18 , 35 .340
i ,. " South Atlantic League. r
Clubs- Won. Lost P.C:
Columbus .. ... ... .. 31 20
Macon .. .. .. .. .. .. 29 22
Jacksonville ... .. ., .. 29 23
Augusta ,, j. ., .. .. 25 26
Savannah ' ..' .. .. .. 20 ' 29'
Columbia ".. .'. .. .. 19 32
.60S
.569
.558
.490
.408
.373
. '; '' Virginia League.
' Clilbs.-' : : ' Won. Lost P.C."
Raanoke: . .: ,.- .. . . 21 16 .568
Danville .. .. ,. ..22 17
Portsmouth ... ..... 20 19
Richmond .. ...... 20 . 20
Norfblk .. .. '.'-.. ,. '.. 16 :' 21
Li'ribhburg .. .. :. .. 16 22
.564
.513
,500
.432
.421
CHIRPS.
2''
.Not, fluita In the cellar yet.
.... . ; , i ' . : ;
...Whatj.ias .gotten the matter with
Wilson 7 Again six errors.
v. -t'-.'.-,. ':'"
It was simply Jobion's off day. He
is tisuatiy as steady as an eight day
clilek.'' '"' ''' "-'" '- ;
? Two 'hits each for Simmons, Hobbs
and.'.Keatlnrt. That trio will hit., Tou
can'. keep-them, from it. .
. V " ' -; .-" ' . . ,-''.
ar,!fi.-.t5-i .. . -- .'.; ',...'.':'
New faces, fans, look for. them. .The
rejunevated, Birds will be "something"
In ,a day or bo. Look for them. -.",
,- :-
ii.''' -': "-" '' " " - '
"Rldff-eWflvr the "clflsqv" nlteher tot
tHe Qreensboro team In the Carolina
league, will be here Tuesday. . Look
out fork's yet. :'"";"
Bfgbie a fast inflelder is in the' city.
He ma-y; don a Bed. Bird uniform to.
day. 1 He Is said to be a great hitter
and. fast., Inflelder, , . :
Simmons is the hard luck hitter.. On
his attempt 'o empty the bases Sat
urday ne drove a terrific liner to left,;
but Stein made a wonderful Catch of
it; saving -to game. .- . - v
.; ..',.;" t-.'fe ;..'; .!;"-..;".':
..Hard luck .to, lose such a game as w
did Saturday.. That batting rally came
yery- near ..winning the . game. .One
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I BOYLAMT-PEARCE CO BOYLAN
KABO AND
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liioiioiiiiiiii
..: a-'.-;1 ' "' Ci mi ' -
.f;itjtaidid collection1 of Haiitlsome 'and Simple Wasii. Suits snail Lhige$e
:?'ysj8iefle. any occasioni' They possess all the cardinal poi nts : Sty 1 d, I Jeaiif
i:p$f fs aiidVVaists. The
- PYl A't. . ' .
f?Wf?-" --; LINEN SUITS ANP DRESSES. . v . :r '.
i,5V-Foidard and Taffetas, Pongees ,arid Messalines,' and Lingerie Dresses. ,AJ1 f
' prioWat and between.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .. $7-50 .and $18.50
CLEARNIQ THE COLORED HATS.
v' All "Colored Hh.ts and Frames are very greatly reduced in price. ',:: ;
;;v;-v. , NEW SUMMER MILLINERY : ':fv i
jtmifffiexery week. Largp Rough Straw Sailors, Straight or .Droop Brims.
.Special attention given to immediate orders.' . " i : '. ' I.CX ;
FOULARDS, TAFFETAS, PONGEES.
Xtfi 'Bilks fprSpring and SuminerWear have never been more beautiful nor so
I " popular 6r,;.uiiiversall3T worn' as this year, as the street: parade . will show. To
C aTli,S.ke quick choosing easy, we have bunches on tables near the,
. :iront. .- ' ;:.,; V-:,;:''--' . ""'' -' ' - ; 'i.'.';vv'.'-.":;.
....... YaluD.up to $1,23 for ,.,'... .. .'. .. .... .. ...... 89c. 3 ''
'Yalufl up to $100 for . . . ,;. . . ';. .. . . . 69c. v ; 'yy
- ; Values up to, $ .85' for .". . ... . .. . . , ... .". ..... . . . 49c !.. .; if-C
- SHEETS, PILLOW AND BOLSTER CASES.
We taynjQiiplaim to this as a .money-making sale, .and whiles they? Srergoiug-:
might as well get your share. After these are gone, no more'ai the priced
'now asked. Pay you to investigate. - .'
, MANY OTHER SPECIAL OFFERINGS. - ; .r ' 1 v
':ffV Offerings especially attractive to the small buyers; in the way of Wash
-Fabrics, White Goods, ChambraysrLinonettes, Lawns, Shirtings, and .Waist- :
ings greet you at every turn. . '' ; .-' ' ;
BOYLAN
' !') II'H.I I il Hfii'! Ill 'III 'ri i i .ill" 1 mmij..
flE GOAWD THEATRE!
PEOPLE'S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE. ..
E. B. BONNER OFFERS THE BONNER STOCK
COMPANY, FEATURING , RACHEL MAY
CLARK AND Aljr EXCELLENT CAST IN
"THE LADY AND THE BURGLAR,"
A FOUMCT COMEDY DRAMA.
- Special S.Qeierjillectrical Effects. -L
MATINEES .WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
- , at 3.?0 Admission 10 and 20c.
Evenings at 8:30." Doors' open 7:45. .Admission 10,
20 and 30c, ; .v , ::.r:s. -t -: :
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME THURSDAY.
long hit would have cooked Thorpe's
dffugli but It was1 not forthcoming,' '
y ' ' ' '
Keating seems to come to hfs own.
His playing at Rocky Mount was gilt
edge, .. . .
:',.,,.. :i . ,
We were glad to see Luyster back
In the game Saturday, when he won
his game against the Giants.
, . . - ..-- v-
Who would have thought last Mon
day that within one week the Sailor
would have been running -so?
Two out of three from Fayetteville.
The fans do not want all three Kelly.
But they do want two of them.: )
Three games with the Highkiudori,
then we go up against those "Giants,'?
Why not take two from Fayetteville
and then make the' Giants ; look more
iMte neur-gianisv
. '.'".
In all 'probability the mighty ' KUU
will be seen In action duriiifr this
series. He ia on of . the. best Pojrette-
vuio nas. l' win rrom hlm We
want to beat the "big boys.".
Simmons ls the 'hard luck" hJUpr.
After, getting' two hits,'' he" drove , a
terrific liner to deep left With1 twS 'men
on bases, but thatiSDein, "like a HgHtt
nlig park, ran for. w Country rtilW:
Jumped into the air. and -pulled vit rt;
It would have broken ud. tba nlavbouse
for' the rewjf6rjt w.'abejlfo
. . .. . ' Mlt r,-i,i.v'il - -
: It The Times is not'14MlVer'ed to
your home each afternoon1 by 6:2Q
please call 364, Capital City Ptidne,
and otto wlll be aent'Tou by tatessen
er.' - '; ':. it
LA GRECQUE S)RSET3 ARE THE BEST Bt 'TEST;1? i
wanted kind at. the right prices, little less than you'd
t :
- PEARCE COMPANY.
JACK JOHNSON HA A
v : ' , . HAD X'ASK OF XERVKS.
(By Loasod Wire to The Times)
t -San" Francisco, Cat., - June 13 Jack
Johnson's troubles with managers and
others, together with his training, has
felven him such' a bad en so of "nerves'
that he enes aiounil .carrying an ugly
lookhig reVoWer a'nrf while he sleeps,
two men, each armed. guard the two
entrances tn his room.
Johnson -.does not say anything con
cerning the carrying of the weapon
ami nil about his camp are conjured to
silence.
"Johnson, vyus walking around In his
room when the "butt end of the weapon
was seen protnfiling from flis pocket.
Some one advised that he cover it up
and he drew his sweater low enough
to conceal iti without uttering a sound.
There "seems V be an air of uneasi
ness, about the' camp but It is not
known that any threats of personal
violence have, been made - against . the
colored flnjhtn .,. . . :.'-., :
Little,, since, his . dismissal,' as boss
o( the colored camp, has been mingling
freely 'Mth f the fighting element here
fiml'"lfas' matle. ' many "sour ' grane'v
thr'eas. Ji Vftay be that some of these
have been carried to Johnson who feSrs
his former ..manager is sincere, i It is
also assumed by some that thesc re
port. hav Ven magnified by those
who believe themselves humorous, not
knowing the nervous condition . of
Johnson. ' '
V ''in"'.- . i . -:''
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Offers - most convenient and best" ser
vices to5 MoreHeail frlty, N. C; "Beau
fort; N. C, . -Delightful seashore rei
sorts. Extremely low Sunday and week
end, exoursjou ,,ratea., ; Op sale,, Juns
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flenry, Va... The ottiy seashore resorts
n Virginia". "' ftrf cneiatt'94rtr;'
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For complete information apply to
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.. . Norfolk. Va. J .
Sale of Judgments by Merchants' As?
ii " .''... sooiation. ..
By virtue of a resolution adopted at
a regular meeting of the Association,
judgments against the parties named
below will be sold on Saturday, 'July
9th, at 12 o'clock jiobn. at the court
house door. In the. city of Raleigh,
to the highest bidder for cash. Thesp
judgments are against the following
persons, in me amounts namea, ext
elusive of interest and costs, via . ' ;'
i Mis. J. M. Leach, Raleigh, 'N. c!,
$114.r,2. . ' .. ,'. '
W. F. Draper, Ralelgn, N. C, $3.45.
Ella Taylor,. Raleigh, N. C, $37.00.
T, E. Campbell, Raleigh, N. C, tj:t$.
: Graham Waddell, Raleigh, N. C:
$5.20. ; ; . ; . " "
J. W. Lasslter, Wake Forest, N.-'Ci
'$12X1). ' '.: r . ; ;.
: Murk L. Collins, Raleigh, N. C,
$112.02.
E. U King, Raleigli. N. C, $S.55.
John O'Kelley, Raleigll, N.. C, $4.25.
Lewis Carver, Raleigh,' N. C, $30.60.
The right Is reserved to reject ahy..
bid for any Judgment and to withdraw
any judgment from sale., , ...:
From time to time other Judgments
will be advertised for sale.
Tim Merchants' Association of Rali
tigh. ; "i; .' . . ;
A'alualile City Property For Sale. "
Under the authority ot the will of
Elizabeth A. Wyatt. deceased, I will,
on Monday, June 20,' 1910, at 12:00
o'clock ni. at the court house door In
tlie City of Haleigh, North Carolina,
offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash or on such other, terms as
may be agreed upon and announced
at said sale, that certain valuable
house and lot lyin on the east side
of NortU McDowell street; (n he city,
of Raleigh, N. C, the house being No.'
21S on said street, lately occupied as
the residence of the said.EUzabeth A, :
Wyatt, said lot naving a? frontage bf
TO feet and a deptfi of 210 feet and
being a rectangular parallelogram ia
shape and being the same which was
conveyed to said Elizabeth A. Wyatt
by Lucy C?'Jenklns and others March
21, 18T6, by deed recorded in book ' I
42, page 761 in the office of the, V '
Register of Deeds of Wake County
Which deed is by thjs reference taafle ". -a
part hereof' for h"e "purpose f '.a , . ' '
nioro perfect deecflpfclon. i , ' "-., j
Tbis otters an opportunity (or the :
purchase of a splendid residence In
the heart'of the city of Raleigh front-1 -ing
on the park ot tbe 8tale Institd- .
tion for tbe Blinds , ' ' ''i
Thi June 7. 110.' i yi: '-A.
, L. R. WYATT, ,' "f
v ' -11160. Of JEllzaheth A. Wyatt.
f B. K SIMMS, Attorney tor Exeti, t - '
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