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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

Barre, Vt, Jan. 1st, 1900. Notice Il
herby given that We shall Discontinue
selling goods on credit on and after the
above'giyen date. We cannot possiblv
give credit and sustain the lowest possi-
be live-and let-live prices, which We
have always aimed to sustain. We buv
our goods on a cash basis. and IN 80
dong we need the cash in return for
our goods 10 mnet our bills promntIv
and secure for You the lowest possiI,ie
prices. What little credit business W.
have praetiosd in the past few wears
represents quite large proportion lost.
and WE trust orr many patrons win feel
that II II for their bent interest also "a
pay cash and secure the lowest prlcesi
land 70 know that they are not helping
20 pay for someone elsc's unnaid hiIi
We assure You that ON cash basis
we shall always make you the lowest
prices possible. We take this emporium.
ity TO kindly thank one and ali for
their generous patronage in the mast
and shall do All in our power ID merit
continuance of Che same Under our
new basis. ~
Very respectfully yours,
g. n. Kenyon & Co.'s
Bargain Store.
See Abbott's clearance aafa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Afve11 - happenings AerSfiy Aoi0 1or Busy
Readers.
Tomorrow at Fits
1 see Abbott's clearance sale.
Clearance sale Of lace curtains at ABB
4 botts.
\ Walton'a Register on sale at Barre
4 Book Store
RolIer.stating this afternoon and
/ evening At the Pavilion.
y NJ. Mcdonald has tenement to
trent. Zee 80 Rent column
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stuart Of
90 Park street, 10 pound daughter, on
New Years day.
There viii be d regular meeting Of the
Modern Woodmen Of America this, We'd
nesday, evening " o'clock.
There viii lie d meeting Of the Plumb
Fers union Thursday evening in Painters
hall at $50. Let there be q full attend
lance.
/ The regular council meeting iii the
/ Ladies Aid society al ST. Monica's
church will be held this evening at 7.30
at the convent.
/ A meeting Of sit. Johns committee
will be held IN the Masonic hall on Fri
fday evening, Jan. 9TH, when all tickets
/ must be paid for BY then.
The d. n. A. of the Presbyterian
lchuFch viii hold book social tomorrow
/ Thursday evening at 7.30. Every one
i is requested to represent d book.
+ John johnson was arrested this morn
ing BY Officer Hamel for breach 81 the
peace. III the city conrt this forenoon
Johnsun pleaded guilty and paid q total
lof Sl3.e9.
The regHlnr monthly business meeting
and social OF the Y. r.. g. Vi. of the
IsUniyersalist church win be held iii TIE
vestry Friday evening, January 5, be-
ginning at 2 o'clock.
g. ri BigeIow Of Washington left on
saturday night for Roxbury, Mass. He
( II TO work for the Prudential Life In.
surance Co, as agent. He was formerly
Eemployed by the same company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
GRANITE WILLIE.

The officers and members Of Victor
Lodge, No. A, |. @. O. l., ". e., extend
! cordial invitation 10 the Granite CIty
/. q, z. Fl, NJ, Y. and Green Mountain
+ Y. Q. +. NJ. n, lolges 10 attend tIle
public installation Of their officers far
the coming year in Miles, hail. Granite
vile, Monday evening, Jan sth, 1906.
Members not present at last meeting
please take notice and attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Tomorrow at Fits.
See Abbott's clearance sale.

Arturo Cslcagni returned Yesterday
from Quincy Mass, where be has been
visiting relatives
!. Cafupini returned 10 his homie HI
toncotd. y. ~, last night after Il visit
with his brother, Angelo Seampini.
Miss Ella Il White returned fo STARK.
nv to-day after 4 visit AZ The home
q her parents, Alr. and Mrs G. z. White.
Ihe F, =. Cate Real Estate aaoncy he
sold the t'fanite City Restaurant IN the
Ruflen building q Mrs, Janet Tayipr.
Mrs, Taylor took possession New Years
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

Landlord Barnes entertained and VIC
ti{aied about 100 quests AZ the Orange
county Hotel Tuesday noon
Road Commissioners M +. Metcalf 81
Brookfeld was the guest Of his sons
in-law, W. ~ Perkins, The hrst Of
the week
Ned Hatch lcft for Monson. Mass,
Tuesday morning, Whcfc he IS attend
ing school, as did Frank and Dan Dick.
enson and Charles Il Densmore for their
school az Montpelier the arst III the
week.
AR. and Mrs. y. d. Carpenter 81 East
I3rookaeld, NJ NJ Carpenter Of North
Randolph, were guests Of Mrs.. Eroe
Locke Tuesday, NJ were Deputy Sheriff
y. w, Kent and wife 81 Randolph Cen
ter Of MI. and Alis. VI. n. SpTaQue, and
Hon. G. 81 Lathrop Of Williamstown Of
An. and Mrs. M Al. Hood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR SALE Chambes Suite aleo regrtacya-
tor. Apply at 50 FMfk street., aA6tg
WANTED Good Allsronna letter cutter for
Nsw York city work. Apply 70 Stephen 4
Gerard. efeff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
small wounas.

No not neglect wounds, no matter
how slight. from dull Or rusty instru.
naents that might produce lockJaw,
They should be Immediately soaked ID
hot brine. and the smoke from burning
wooden rags will also prove beneficial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
GARMENT DEPT.

Waists for SIC One lot IF
about four dozen Cheviot Waists,
good qualities and nicely made up.
Style is Just right. Former price
was $1.25. now SIC.
Childrcn's Velvet and Bear
cloth Goats Ages | to $ years.
$500 Coats to close at $3.98
and SIS. 98 Goats 10 close Ut S2.98.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

The hinge ruff was brought from tia
" to France by Catherine de- Medlcl.
II became 80 wide that spoons, with
handles foct long. were provided
for ladies at dinner 80 tbey could Gel
their victuals to their mouths.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
NIGHT ROBES.

One lot 81 Ladies FIannelettc
Night Robes made Of the best quail
ity Amoskeag outing and equal in
every way To most $l.00 Robes.
There Is about seven dozen in THE
lot. consisting Of colors and whites.
Now CSC each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
The BARRE DAILY TINES
wEDiV EsDAY. JANUARY ). Iaoa.
Weather Prediction.

Increasing elonainess, followed BIZ min
rnif mia wafiner; Light cnsteriv Winda,
increasing g brisk and high and become
Ing sQutherly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
. GARMENT DEPT.

ChiIdrcn's Wool Goats, Ages
s 70 n years, values up 70 and in
Guiding 81. 90, - close AZ 1928.
Ladies' Heavy Wool Driving
Goats, all that sold for $4,000 10
close II $500.
Coon Coat Only one left
and X ! beauty, nicely striped and
prime skins. "A big value AZ $50. 90.
To close at S45.0O.
Ladies' Tailored Suits at
$3.50 - Many that arc included
in this line represent much more
money, but $500 is our price
70 move them quickly
through this store.
/ at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

neSe are only few Of the excellent values all I
The idea is with US to reduce the stock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

The Jewish feasts, those ~ Taber-
nacles, Of rentecost, Of Trurnpets and
Passover we're instituted BIZ Moses
II. e. 1890.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

Matanzas inlet. Florida, was named
by Menendez to commemorate bis Vic.
tory over Ribout The word means
massacre. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
NE[KOPENsW|1iH
R|l.s..E !. !. PRICES {: j. |: |: IS
Stocks started@O ttt 1uoyat1't,
Suffered from Heat, bit Re
s5s covered Later On. "a
SUBSTANTIAL CAMS 4; s MADE u !:
Slightly Irregular Tone II Final l
Dealings Due to Profit
Taking. ~
- - T'----T-7 % T7TI7 n
' lByl Asse,ciated . t,rtas.) N

kA'ssSstsal r 5meoperations III
stocks started tie week With q btioyant
5urllft iii prices before tie impelliig
g force or buying, Which showed every Sign
& OF cagcrncss to secure stocls even u AZ AZ,
sthe wide advances In the bids, made
Z necessary to bring out offerings 'Ii,o
4 carly dealings showed no remains OF the
\ dIsposlton to realize profit IS which char lit
n ncterIzcd tho closlng dealings Of last
week. instead OF that, the mar ket :seem-
u cd bare OF stocks at tic prices prevailing
OF, Saturday and Tie wide open ling 4 ad q;
vnpccs were achieved without any great eat
volume OF stocks changing hands. III
advance was continued quite BRISK ~ dur;
ing the course OF tho first hour There
( was nh abrupt fnllnRs on, In heSvolume
of business ut that time, and brokers' on
B the floor wcro almost idle during the
middle portion or the de here was so
n Improbable revival or activity tnntil the
last hour or the session. The oppression
Fof tho cxctreme heat Of the day was
Responsible to n large extent for tho
N lhnguor of5thc market. "
Tho tone was noticeably firm In spite
4 OF the almost total 9cessnt ton OF the buy
Ing. recessions being limitcdSto the small
fractions inevitable In d practically stag
4 nant market. II wns this passive re-
" lHcb OIIlplEA
d the traders 10 renew the advance III the
last hour. a considerable distribution
vas erected at tile high opening level
which represented profit taking on he
Il lines taken on during the Sreyi we'd spce-
R5,ilation az last week. Tho Increased con
fIdence displayed In the movement Of last
week evidently had an effect IN stirring
the speculative spirit outside 81 Q III
4 Strickland commission houses had more
orders to execute than at ans time since
the present professional movement was
y initiated. 5gS5 Hi lS SSl si}i5f
II Tho slightly Irregular tone In the final
dealings in stocks was due to he taking Of
profits BY tie room traders Substantial
4 net gains on the day remained $ 5&5y
Bonds were Irregular Total sales par
value, $1,000 United States bonds were
Ill unchanged. Total ga les OF stocks were!
! 5000 shares. e rs
n d Ew3s5 YORK August s. Money on call
1 steady. 1-4a3: ruling rate, 2 1-a;s closing
B bid, 2 !; offered at 9 1-9. taf
Time loans strong, sixty days. per
cent; 90 days, a 1-2G14 IA: six months s Ia.
Prime mercantile paper, s 1906 81 por.
cent. ls NJ 81 8t.
Sterling exchange firm at $4Sa3od ~. 1886
\ for demand, and at s4.S245 for sixty-stays
y billsa Posted rates. sl.s39i$4.s Sc. CONNER
cinltblls, 1881 81. Bar silver. 81 5-s.
" Mexican dollars, 30 ..
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( Produce Market.

Receipts of country PRODUCE and fruits
on Cary Street were Ugh yesterday and
the demand was also Hight "a.
" Countrytuagnn tina gre coming IN ana
Supplying tho den1a I'D from d cor to door
for country truck are about Knocking &C; sll!
out tile bIsiness OF the Cary Street cons
mission merchants SO lar as Stvcget bles
are concerned, and III IA few da ys more
these same country wagons Will be doing
tfaffruit business also ::3ss .3::
n Az 1t Ii, the men on the bic re
holding their own With peaches and
waterinelons and chic kens. RI IA
4 these commodities remain about the
same. n Chickens are in good supply, and
receipts are Smaeting tho demand, prices
remaining & at about fifteen cents per
pound at wholesale. III sa5 iiSs. ~ &.
I Melons and peaches are more plentiful
ana prices are weakening az title.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
)FFIcIALT RANCE" ANS SALE oFsToCKs I'M NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch 9 60, Bankers and Brokers


/ Do Atlantic Coast Line, com
1880 y American Shelters, com u
.62 800 Atlalg1rl,ntei Copper. Il.
u l,pl, Amer. CIR ana Fot,ndiy.,.
Amer. Ca and Four., pfd
], 200 Amer. Co tor Z Oll..i....,...
American Tobacco, pfd...l
200 American Can ...,..,,..,.si
American Can, pfd. ...s...sf
2,s00 Amer, locomotive, conn.,
Amer. Locomotive, pfdnn.4
200 American Sugar n. NM.
Y z, 100 a., T.afd g. &c. COM.
600 Baltimore and Ohio ......i
a2,2O Brooklyn Rapid Trnnsit...
2, 900 Canadian Paclf1cs Is.
2,200 (! hesHpeak e and Ohio. .....s
u 200 Cl1lcngo Great w estcrn...
% 900 Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul
1850 Colorado Ftiel and tron,..i
% 1900 Colorado Southern com 80.
800 Colorado southu1 lat pfd...
200 Colorado so,itil.Y I'd pfd.. !,
CleV..f Gin, CHI. and st. u
f. 100 Consolidated Z Gas .........
Delaware and 1fudsor.....9
Erle. tat BID 4. ~
100 Erie. III pfd .................s
z. zoo General Electric ,... ..,..
1900 Great Northern, pfd....,..5
100 Illinois Central 40. .;.,5.
s,100 Louisville and Nashville.
y. Manhattan ......,s !. ...,.i.s
Metro. Street RailWayt....'
Mexican Central
400 lNfoI Kan. and TEX, COM.
Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd..s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. !.

81 Z !
IA. PoRT#oF K oTistoNT. AUG. s. 1906.
$55S .5EY 5$7sitTSs,3 81 i5 373 ARRIVED. ~
KS Stea ner Brandon, II arneys DIX. merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
gsrkslay SHELLY
N Schooner George {. "a Travers, kennerley.i
Readsvllle fish scrap l chemi-
5 Schooner Ruth Az Pricas5 Tod Readsyille,
ifnh scrap Virginia. Carolina Chemical N Com
pany, M n I, :, III
steamer Norfolk merchan
Is Steamer berkeley lly IN orfok,. rnerchan-
disc and Old po PM or LINZ, "a
James q Ripere ndings. 3. merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Nav ga ton Company.
RI OF ~ ST 20 INT uG. 8, 1905.
ARRIVED. .pl .
steamship Baltimore. Short. Baltimore, pa alt;
sengers and genera / ca rgot
5ff,5is Sailed ~ ~
W Steamship Baltimore VA SHORT Baltimore, pos
sengers and general cargo. lti{ ssf NJ 3sl$
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u s. refundng Is, registered
III s. refunding 2s coupon n; ".
UsaS. ~, coupon . :
" s. Did gistcred
VI 8. Old rs, . 4. y
U. 8. New Is. gistered
VI 81 Now coo pon
American Tobacco
American Tobacco
AtchiAon general ,..ss "
Aickisoh justmet !:
Atlantic Ccn6t Line 4
Baltimore and Ohio 4s..... ...,.G !
Baltimore and Ohio ~ z. a
Brooklyn Rapid Transit cony- - ..-. e
Gentra sot ueorgia ist I'M .s. /.
Central OF Georgia "a Inc
Central OF Georgia Sd mo-. y !. I. y
chesapeake and Ohio 3. q I
Chicago ana Alton !.
Chlca so. b.. and Quincy new 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
\ CATTLE NiARKETs. i
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Sales at Union Stock Yard1) 34si%

sss Richmond, Va, Aug. 9. ! 500.
August sth was as Follows: D. B,
Best teers. * \ Csc. lair to good u4'f g;
s e sosd y sss, "a
az da,sc.; common to fair. ~ g3c:;s old, poof1
cows nc. n bulls eal3c Fresh chwaB anu
calves, $3Sa45.00 per head. cal es. W ~
s,sc.: sheep 90 4ic best lambs 6,a ia Us
CHICAGO. Aug. s.cAISrLE -R eceipts. ss y 2
head. Market for best loal5c; higher Others 81
e e st, 4
sea fSsSaSfss
10 prime, heavy. ts:4S9s.b5 dlum to good
heavy. tsl9Ga, IS bu.chers weigh "; sg% s ~
good % choice, heavy. mixed. 3s loas y. 30
sheep H.ss15. g yearllnss. 3 lambs 9
n EyV YORK. Aug. .BE EVEs-R scelp III 3;
ia Head Eteers 81 adY: bulls 10 nd ctSs:ia
ana ioc. low er. common to choices stce e ri
s9t g III presssa pthst s1 H
ssas a;s, al Sa''efks
ssGs. 40. S eli a dressed veas. 80 loc Sheep
soS: lambs, ssds 49, 1ora eceip..s 4 ~ S G.
head state and nln ho siS
UNION STOCK = = J, s,eady
cheice IS 7sdS6o; prime. IS s9dlS. t5.5 Hogs-
Receipts fair;i market active. Prime heaVle l
e. Sod87o mediums Al nd heavy ",
sssg'5 sssszss sns pffh slsss
- S1fSa bo: lambs 45oiT75o; veal caiSfs53 iu
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reeepts 1868. 49, bars port to Grea Britain,
2ss01 42 bales; ID France.72. ~ bales; p tn S
sGJ6.673 bales ;s 10 Jhpas. l!s,is'J
10 IL s III Mexrn 2764 bales ry,s-+

n NEW oRIEANs, III s.s uE.4 OTTO M !.
Epot cotton clo.ed stead put Sanotier ~
Bales tor, the spot and 70 Sto STRIVE Futures
opened steady, and fron, point Lover, :, .9ra
points higher than turtays, close. Ow ~
limited to in amount but feeling uncertai,n'ty
on tho part OF the shorts az to how the l1lSs
ernooi market would act tomorrow en- usSd
ihetn Ia cuverNwith & a ,conscquent ad Iva nee IN
prices. 40 other appeared 70 ~ H.
news which most Of the day was divided Pc
tween god and bad became anne 9ss arm
at abou, the Highest, and fror, 90 l5 points
net hi gher. 3 5 80. IA I:
November. n b.b9 : December 1901 f92 JanuatS,
1907: March, 10. %. gE5; ls5s S
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COTTON MARKETS.

Y NEW Yort X. Aug. .. The cotton market
5rresalas following tho ,aet!Sity5 and broad
fiuctuat tons OF last M week. The * Close was
steady at q net advance of sa5 paln.s Sales
for the day were estimated at 1b0. ODD bales.
The market opened Arm At an advance OF 3J I
points on coyerlnK OF shorts and NJ littlo buys
Ing for turn, There was renewal pf llqui-
dasios right after The call. however ana ne
market eHsed OF with August relatively weak
and selling down to "a new I, low level at ~.
urday. Later positions did not 1ute reach thu
low point Of Saturday, but We're led some
q Or 3 points. Under Saturday close by COW
erng q shorts and !he later weather halletins
tlon Texas than shown I, on The be early map
which rallied the rnarket.to nearly the opening
hgures. Trading was, quite active NJ tho open !.
the !atnls 1G1sion Ths
one TO ak inches at eleyen points In, Texas.
Southern spot markets were generally un-.
Estimated receipts at the ports to-day we're
s; year The week ssst!1,stesa q oIe
year. To,days, reee!pts at New . Orleans 90 90
bales agnn e1N last year, ana AT houston VIC
bales against 1878 last year. t5 ~
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RICHMOND sTOCN efAHKET.s
HICHWuHu, De q
SALES AT BOAHD.b

rs Richmond. Va, 4 ug.S o. lsO6.
5l5 "a "a SALES At BOAHD. RE
Virginia ccntnries--7oo mt a6M. .
STATE SECURITIES. Bid.1Aaked.
va a. Old .y C.. md II; 1882 y. s.N O5H
Va. Centuries. "a G. and r.. is9l..S esh s5h
g CRY, sEUCRITIEs. ~,
y RAILROAD BONDS. x =, rs
eorsih and Ala. Con 81 1855 -.... 1loh 4.
Nor. and West. Ry.si Poea. IS. 1914. .?
Western -. c. LIST 6s, CT 1884,. Ill Sf...
Heaboard Air Line 4H.S 1850. 81
~ RAILROAD STOCKR Par. 5i3
Atlantic Coast Line "a \. j. /. 100 lH
Atlantic Coast Line pfd.......... 100 IN
Atlantic Coast Lima COM. .......109 143 w
y Atlantic Coast Line Of Conn y. 100 34s
\ Chesapeake and Ohio. November 100 hsh 60H
Ca, Southern and Fla. Cd pfd ". 100 70 80.
z Ca. Houthern and Fla. com 100 IS
Norfolk and Western Pfd .....,. !o9 %
d RANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American Natlonal......,..........l0 III III #
City % a3ss
II MISCELLANEOUS. Sas
Va Car. Chem. pfd. Il, s D. O.. 400 Josh 1924
va..carolina Chemicnl com, 100 81 IA. d
ya.-car. g. Co. Col TT. p c.... 100 Il icoh
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
-. 49, 49, - .
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R1c B 81, PRODUCE MARKET <,

(Corrected On1ly.1 i5S
Ftig lEPOULTRY-LfVB. . ,-5
Chickens. spring per- 1b........t y 70
Hens per lo.'., isiii;;ifER :
Choice family packed, per ib... y g g Y Y "
Choca dairy packed. REF dec !. y ~
Choice store packed .s..s :......ss x q IN
Pa cking stbck 5 ~ e 80
crates, nearby; fresh laid..... Is g =
Crates from other sect l = q @ % n
sss Is IS -
CRASO Es-- X. 35ss ~. !. :, "
NJ fi1 r5EA s--i,ef1 bis. . Il. ss nominal
prime Ia ncy M. !, .....,,.. nominal HI
T,n,muon u IL rooi ~ IN Z. 2! nominal
Clay peas, per bus. no1nina1
FL liked peas, per- bus.... tfi2 nom; MAJ
EASS-Savy, No. while ...5l nomina! 81
Common to choice. per bus.t.F nominal } 5552
Mixed, per bus nomiinai 5s
e2 Co 1t. per bus ' !: "a nos1n
$/|i; 8
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] /. eat Tobac M rket.

IL All four of the wareh houses will have
breaks Il to-day. They will not be very
large, but there will be enough Sof the
good sun-cnred stock on the market to
interest the buyers for at least two
hours. 5GS Il. Il.
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.,AILaoe,,,.,


n s ':;s;;; 4
rralns Leavs A,ehn.on etthnsa
SEQ A. N. -4DAlly. BYRD ~ Thfossh. 81 NJ q
4 ss2o A44 ". -4bali vi ii 4 u. Thtoush
4 IN .. M.--w4sk Dsys .isibA. tfsdssiAa ssessa
$40 Al M.--Daiiy byrd 4 81. Tlrorsh.
400 ?. M.--tVsek Days.-Byfl ~ EfSdssSe -
Ss:os r. NJ DaIiy.-Eain 81. Thfoutt.
SEQ =. Mi.--Wsck hlba tshland
8s.so e, M.-.DaIiy.-Byr 81 Through. sa b
IA rams Arrly We & ohrnn 6ou!h
go s'to ~ a; Days--E lba AshlAas
Ivy a.; M.--Wssk Days Byrd stS rfsdsrisaSsss
s,As IIuH accommodations ~ n a & Nj ssS M
/, S S,sc - 4 ~. Dali 81 Through. VI
i.ooa s Wass st
ss :H az !. M,
ncconn1odlti Ion. assSssR
5 S:dS s s n p.I!y.-Byrd q. Through.
81 ston..t Byrd 81, Through. Locas
$ so F. /, N {, -iral Main 81. Through.
ali above raTna.n Sleeping e parlcs
m moda $50 AZ week days and local aeso,,.
tions e ~, q srrivals ana and conrsss
n, ..p. 4 DEKE g. W. ctIp. Nv. Il TAT ot s
= - ~ FFeat. Gem l. Sup{. tnf.4 Sf.fSt
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America
..N at:i.o;,nI,all Bank ! !

. The commercial accounts OF individuals,
firms and corporations arc invited, and
every accommodates will be extended
that is Justified by the customer's tinan-yg
cial responsibility and deposit balance.
Ample capital, thorough Office orgnniza-i
ton ana excellent connections enable the
institution to glyo Its CAS- toners unsur-8
passed facili ties. e f.523 #
N Savings accounts Of 500 and upward
are received and interest at the rate Of
3 per cent. II I, Is II ii
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rask. ~ ~ pmer,ts S63 ca SKIS. Rosln-FirIn;
sa ies. 2sA2 barrels: receipts, barrels ship
}nett,s II 9so barrels stock, 8G,l6 barre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

National r. r, o. Mexico con. 4a......... s4N
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West Point. Steamers cali at Yorktown
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Fridays; at Gloucester Pc Int Cclernentes
and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursdays Sat- 4.
TRAiNs ARRIVE RrcfrMo Nr,.
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