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Public Auction

Saturday, October 1, 1966

Beginning at 10:00 A.M. (DST)

At Lea Brothers Store, Washington, Virginia

Consisting of large amount of merchandise, such as: 1 lot of paint 1 lot of varnish 1 lot of bolts (all sizes) 1 lot of nails (all sizes) 1 lot of paint brushes 1 lot of boys’ hats 1 lot of cooking utensils 1 metal nail rack Window glasses 1 lot of files 1 lot of knives Lot of brushes Oil Cans Saws Rat Killer Lamp globes Binder twine 1 lot linseed oil 1 lot plaster patch cTenns: Cash Auctioneer: John Walker Jenkins 1 lot elec, equip, (double socket) Shovels Oil cloth 1 lot of wood and metal shelves lot tables 1 lot of old furniture, some ‘antique’ iron safe lot cap wire Frozen food boxes, perfect condition Meat Counter Oil tank and pump 1 lot of metal racks Lots and lots of items too numerous to mention Owner:

T. C. Lea, Jr.

Washington, Va. l l 1 2

—Not responsible for accidents on the premises—

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