The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
MOVING WAGONS
WE'RE IN DEMAND.
New Leases Secured and Scores
Of New Homes Occu-
pied.
WEST END BLOCK SOLD.
WEST END BLOCK SOLD.
c, f. Safer Company Branches
Out--Westerncrs Purchase
Farm Land.

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Not before in years liave the men with
hauling wagons been so rushed as they
have this week. September the 1st was
tho regular moving day. but there has
been continual stream Of loaded wagons
on the streets since as early as Tues
day. So conspicuous have become tho
wagons loaded with furniture. that the
subject or moving has been discussed in
almost every gathering.
On the front OF a crowded street car
on the Main Street line yesterday, pas
senger who wanted to converse with some
one said to the motorman:
,.Ain't there a lot Of people moving this
week?''
That's the seventeen time have been
asked that question. Just look at the
wagons and you can see what the peo-
pie are doing. Everybody Is moving, and
l don't know where they are going TO Or
coming from" shot out the man who
controls the car. and there were many
who sylnpa thized with him for having TO
answer the same question SO often.
Il w est IyllQ DlOCh Quiz.
Messrs. j. Thompson Brown & Co..
have Just sold for Good Hoyt, of New
York city, to c. +. Sauer, president of
the c. f. Sauer Extract Company, the
large tract of land fronting 6l2
feet on the north line of Marshall Street.
and running from Hermitage road TO the
Fair Grounds property, being frontage
equal to two large city blocks.
I'M, coli net 10
game party a block Immediately IL front
of the above property, fronting on Broad
street. the two purchases amounting
to nearly four acres of ground, and cost
Ing about $4,000.
Mr. Sauer was interviewed to-day as
to the object Of his purchase, and said
that the large increasing output Of his
business has demonstrated that 1t is only
a question of a very short time, In which
his company will either have to enlarge
It's present large, five-story warehouse
now owned and occupied by them on
Twenty first Street, whose boundaries are
limited or else secure larger quarters
elsewhere and he felt that while he could
secure so eligible n site as the aboTt'
which possesses many advantages for
manufacturing purposes it was a wise
move to do so, before further advances
IN prices, his intention being ultimately
to locate his plant there. should his in
creasing business demand 1t. which is
more than likely in the very near flu
ture.
Warehouse Sold.
Messrs Brown & Co. have also just
closed the sale of the five-story ware
house, No. IS South Fourteenth Street,
near Main Street, to Messrs. L. Lichtcn-
,b,, npt tod
at No. 1913 East Main Street, for $500
cash. Messrs. l.. Lichtcnstcns Sons
have purchased the above property for
the purpose Of charging the netting.
Irvine and rubber goods department of
their present large and extensive bus
mess there not being sufficient room in
their present quarters for the above pur-
pose
Many |. Farms Sold.
Cassetmati and Company real estate
agents, at No. lilo East Main Street,
have sold during the week just passed
the following lands In the counties Of
the State:
To Mr. a. S. Packer. Of Oklahoma.
100 acres of fine farm land In Chester
field county. Mr.. Packer has eleven
children and will reside in Chesterfield.
Mr.. George w Willis, Of North Dako-
la with eleven members of his family,
purchased from the same firm 100 acres
of farm land in Chesterfield county.
Mr., G. a. Walker, Of Richmond, pur-
chased 200 acres of land in lienrico
county.
Il. J.. Dahney, of the Eastern Shore,
purchased 275 acres of farm land in
Chesterfield county. and another farm
containing $50 acres in a different part
OF tho county was also bought BY him.
Mr.. West. Of Virginia, bought $50 acres
of fine land In Chesterfield, and Mr..
Bclknap, of Indiana. purchased a farm
Of 700 acres In Caroline county.
Real Estate Transfers.
Richmond: Thomas j. Hewlett and wife
TO Henry H. Taylor. % feet on north
line of Broad Street, between Twenty
first aud TWenty-second Streets s2,375
j. Il. Sheppard and wife 10 w. II.
Bowes's administrator. "a feet on north
line OF Grace Street, "a feet east Of
Harrison Street 5000,
n y. Wilkinson and wife to W. A.
Garter, 81 feet on east line of Twenty
sixth Street. northeast corner of o
Strcc%. Sl,io).
Bradley =. Iaoxlcy to Joseph V. Boxley,
1-3 interest in % feet on north line of
Marshall street, No. 800 Vast; l6 IL feet
on norm line Of Marshall Street, No. 304
West. 80 feet on south line OF Clay
Street, No. @o5 West; lG % feet on south
line Of Clay street, No. 207 West; q SIS
feet on west side Of Madison Street
NO. 40 North; 81 feet on west side Of
Madison Street, No, AZ North: 20 S-4 feet
on south line OF Grace Street, No 93l
West, and personally.
In Henrico County.
Henrlco: a. II, Holdarby, Jr, and wife
to n, ], Hancock. IS 7-l2 feet on south
line of Grove Avenue southwest cor
ner OF Rowland Street, $3.50.
Ann Z. silver 10 Il, r. Pollard 3 3 i;