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Robt.
L.
Merwin
& Co.,
Inc
nobt.
L. Vierwin &
Lo.,
inc.
ice
of R
Notice
of
Removal.
ROM
THURSDAY,
the
27th
instant,
F
and
for
one
month
after,
the
Post
Oftfice will be located
next door
to
the
present
site,
that is,
in Miss Sarah
Hill’s
property.
When
the Office is
closed,
drop
letters
in the
stationary
mail-pans
outside
the
present
office as
customary.
The
mail-
pans
are emptied
daily,
at 8
a.
m
, save
Sunday
when they
are
emptied
12.15
p.
m.
For
the purpose
of the
dispatch
on
Sunday
by
the
S.
S.
‘‘Catherine’,
IT
WILL BE USELESS TO DEPOSIT
MAIL
IN
THESE
RECEPTACLES,
OR
TO
HAND MalL TO ANYONE CONNECT-
ED WITH THE SERVICE
AFTER 12.15
p.
m.
The
temporary
removal of the
Office
is for the purpose
of painting the
build-
ing now occupied
and installing new
fix-
tures.
United
States
Post
Office,
Frederik-
sted,
St.
Croix,
Virgin
Islands,
March
22, 1924.
R. H. AMPHLETT LEADER,
Postmaster.
Notices For The A, M. E. Ghurch,
The usuval
cordial
welcome
is extended
to all.
AT CHRISTIANSTED
CHURCH
Wednesday
night there
will be
given
a
Chureh
Social.
Thursday
*“
The
Quarterly
Cenfer-
ence.
Friday
**
Teachers
Meeting.
Sunday morning.
Early Prayer
Meeting.
"
o
10:00
o’clk- Preaching.
r
School
at
12:30
p.
m.
o
A. C. E. League
at 6:00 o’clk.
r
night
Qurterly
Meeting
and
Communion.
Al ¢ROVE PLACE CHURCH
Friday night
The Quarterly
Confer-
ence.
Sunday
at 12:00 o’clk. noon.
The Quart-
erly Meeting and
Com-
munion.
AT FREDERIKSTED
CHURCH
REv. A. C. BOUGH, Pastor.
Wednesday
Night.
Class
Meeting.
Sunday.
Preaching
at
the
usual
hour. The Quarterly
Con-
ference
and
Meeting.
Hely Communion,
E. C. S. ROBINSON,
Pastor,
P. E.
HERMAN HOST,
Sec.
FRESH AMEEICAN
EGGS
“Merwin’s Ice Cream Parler”.
Notice of Auction
IN THE MATTER
OF
THE JOINT ES-
TATE OF WILLIaM ROCK.
DECEAS-
ED, AND LATELY DECEASED
WIFE,
HETELINDA ROCK.
/AT
the
request
of Lawyer
D.
HAMILTON JACKSON,
as
attor-
ney for MARY MARTIN, the admin-
*
istratrix
of
the
above
entitled
es-
tate,
and
pursuant
to
an Order of
District Court of the Virgin Islands
of
the
United
States,
dated
‘he
19th day of February
1924,
the
fol-
lowing chattels
be]onging
to
the
said estate
will bz
offered
for sale
at
a
public
auction
to
be
held at
No.
17 Church
Street
in Christian-
sted
on SATURDAY, the
29th of
March, 1924, at 2 o’clock in the
afternoon.
_
1 Mahogany
Card
Table;
1 Side
Board;
1 ?alf Press;
1 Round
Ta-
ble;
1 Glass Table;
1 Bedstead
with
mattress
and
Pillows;
1
w»itting
Chair;
2
Office
Chairs;
1 Rocking
Chair;
1 Easy Chair; 1 Garden Chair;
1 Board Safe;
1 Board Table
1 Wa-
ter
Jar;
1 Lamp;
1 Trunk;
1 Male
Donkey;
1 Cart; 3 Mules.
:
Appendix
1
And
further
the
following weli
kept
furniture
and
other
articles
belonging
to sundry
persons:
1 Mahogany
centre
table,
1 ma-
hogany
sofa,- straw
back
and
bot-
tom,
1 mahogauy
Card table,
.1 ma-
hogany
Cup
table..
3
mahogany
Dumb
waiters,.l
mahogany
Press,
°
1
Bedroom
toilet,,
12
Mahogany
frames with pictures,
3 Brass frames
with
pictures,-1
Fhonograph
and 44
recorgs;
4 Sitting chairs,
1
Wash-
stand,;l
Wire safe,
1 Hat-stand,"
1
Book case;”l Rocking
chairy 2 Kegs
nails,,
about
500
lbs.,
2 Ice Cream
Freezers;
1 Pitch Pine Press,1 Buf-
fett.'
1 Easy chair,-
1 Lamp,
2 Pick
Axes, About 75 yards cloth, 1 Cook-
ing Stove;
1 Mule, 1 Druging
Cart,
1 Horse, Implements,’
1 >ide-board,
»
1 Round 'Table (2 halves.)
Conditions
and terms of sale
will
be
made known
at the time of the
sale.
Christiansted’s
Vendue-Office, St. Croix,
19th March 1924.
C. H. PAYNE,
Vendue-Director.
Fee
Fr.lo.
Say
ten Francs. )