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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
ANN w CAMPME 70 ENG.
AT IRELAND GROVE.
Services Held Under Auspices Of Baptist Demon.
nation Confederate Veterans to Be Entertain.
Especial to The Times D ispatch..

l9 lSpectalst The Times-D ispatch.1 {i
Lancaster, Va, August 2o.-The gen
eral impression prevailing in this Sec,
ton that Marvin Grove camp meeting
always brings rain has received adj
'dltional confirmation from the expert.
cnco OF this year, though the rain did
not come until tho last day OF thu
meeting. when the windows OF heaven
seemed to BIO opened and the water
came down in torrents. It has been
raining here every day for the past
week, breaking the dry spell that
had prevailed IN this region for about
four weeks. Farmers say that tho
corn crop has been cut short by about
Gone-fourtt,.
Kirkland Grove camp meeting, near
SHeathsville, In Northumberland coun-
ty began yesterday and will continue
for ten days. It Is conducted under
the auspices OF the Baptist denom-ss
nation. and was named In honor Of
DR.. Kirk. once a famous Baptist
preacher In these parts. It Is announc.
ed that the preaching will be done by
the Rev John Roach Stratton, D. d..
OF Baltimore, and the Rev. George w.
Mcdaniel. D. D.. OF Richmond. The
manager OF the meeting. in a published
announcement. urges people to attend
the services Tomorrow. that they may
hear the keynote OF the meeting
sounded in the opening sermon. and
solo by a famous singer which will
not be repeated during the meeting.
The Northumberland Chapter OF the
Daughters OF the Confcderacy Is max
ing extensive preparations for a pub
lie meeting to be held at Heathsvillo
on the 18th OF September In honor Of
tho members OF Lawson Ball Camp of
Confederate Veterans, who will be en-
tertained at an elaborate banquet.
The Rev. james Power Smith. d. d.,
who was a member OF stonewall jack
sons staff, and who Is now editor OF
the Central Presbyterian, has been in
vited to delhi Ar the address on the oc-
casion. and It is earnestly hoped that
he will accept the invitation. This
chapter OF the Daughters OF the Con-
federacy, organized about one year
ago, has more than 100 members. and
Is still growing in members and influ-
ence. Steps have been taken to orr
ganizc a chapter in Lancaster, and II
is expected that 1t will be organized
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
SIDE TRIPS MADE BY
GUESTS FROM IL 0TELS
Young People Find Many Pleasures at
Buclsroe Beach Top ut Chamber-

G Bucllroc Bcaeh-HOp mt Chamber
lin Largely Attended.
Especial to The Times ri spate ~, q,
distinctive feature of this week at.
5Buckroe has been svart ty---swt mining
parties, beach parties, melon spreads
and side trips. So many of the August
guests being Is from a distance, they
find special pleasure and 4enj oyment n
the side trips to the places OF interest,"
near here, those reputation Is vide
spread. sI Cape Henry with rs UNIQUE
attraction and its wonderful l SANG
dunes. IS the favorite with all the
inland folk, and parties 30 over every
weak Il 5 ; 5sI y, 4,
III The young set has been ecidedly N
evidence this5weeli K, most OF g en- tevr
5taining being done BY them. is.s5
Miss Connie FLEMING, Of ~ g hmo 'l
one of the mos t. opular5 8 rls at 81 g
Beach this season. entertain ned g t din-
4ner on Thursday evening in homo Of
sl,ar guests Of the we ek--Miss N annie
smith q 81 Richmond; Miss Margaret
3Giikeson. Of Parkersburg.' W. Va, and
MISS III elen Pntterson,5o of Staunton. The
dol Of scheme, ink, was most artistI-
call brought out In X he a9d ecorations
and nd ed scharmlngly With the dainty
evening gowns and fresh young faces
~ the guests "a beaut iflil 81 nner& was
served a covers were laid for; fnurte cen,
exquisite little place q card listing
the Young hostess In seAtl nts her s uast 3,
m ose ~ 10 emf Dyed Miss ~ lenli II ~ hos.
spttalttY@ hesides tho three 8 tes ta al
honor ~ M iss c,ecl san. An N,
tonic 2 IS IN sSl paf s'S
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Radford Social News.
[special Ito The Times-D ispatch.l5

y
II Radford. Va, August 20-The Aid
Society OF the Radford Presbyterian
Church Will meet with Mrs. A. p.
Goldsmith Wednesday OF next week
The Ladies Aid Society Of East Ward
Mrs. William Ingles, Jr., and little
son, Andrew. have returned home after
visiting relatives in Saltville. They
We're accompanied home by Miss Ell
berta Harris. i{sj, H
Mrs. Stonewall Tompl1ins and son.,
sStoncWall, Jr,, OF Brooklyn, are guests
of Mrs. Seldom Longley m
ssS Mrs. ~. 3 FuQua and family re-.
turned home Saturday after visiting
$refAtiVesin Fluvanna.
Mrs. w, NJ. Delp and little daughter
Louise, returned home Monday after
Visiting, Mrs. John y. Vaughan. in
sShawsYille. s3t5
Misses salter, Of Philadelphia, and
Ada Osborn are guests Of Mrs,
a75 Misses Margaret Trolinger@ Willie
Harvey, Margaret Wade, OF Christians
burg; Erica Inglcs; William and lcerd
Irollnger, Fred Harvey and Gordon
Roberts spent part Of last week at
Hunters Alum Spring.
Misses Minnie and Sallie Fl lowe and
Dan Hove attended party at dublin
IEthis week, giyen38by Miss Sarah Bell
Misses Meta and Helen Jordan have
ter visiting their aunt Mrs Z. NJ
Turner. 81 IA
Mrs, G, " Lyle and Mrs. y Mar
tin are attending the Baptist VALLEY
-AssociatiGn at Buchanan, #
. Misses Kathleen and Lucille Cassel
have returned from Pulaski where
lBthay attended house party given BY
! Miss Merry Massie. ,@f III i5, il 4 t59s
Miss Katherine Rhodes has returned
TO Roanoke after visiting MIS- IL sP
| ISearseN. 55jS # u al NIX
Mrs, Harris has returned TO her home
in Pennsylyania, after visiting her sis
l3ter Mrs Galway, N 81 Nm
Mrs Il, o.. Ballard and daughter
\ Ielnn snant the wee -eld N Sal en-,
Miss l. Il. Jones left "Wednesday fol
/ Baltimore and New y ork ~
u John Howe, OF Richmond, rs spending
ilhis vacation with his mpther, Mrs u
i5E. Howe. IA S6s n iis53 L 4 4
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Ingl les and chill
sdren, az Middlcsboro, and Mr.. and rs
\ John, q bristol have returned to thel
home after visiting Mrs. Ans ie les
Misses Mary md lSatlllann yBa ld,vin
4 gofg Farl1sille. left Tuesday. Tor Roam
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Grace Howard. Of this place.
Miss Blair Goode has returned to
her home in Richmond, after a visit to
relatives here.
1. ". Davis. OF Clifton Forge, spent
several days with his parents here last
week.
Paul r. Flanagan. OF Richmond
spent Sunday with his mother here.
John Grubbs. OF Richmond. spent
D. Tucker. OF this place.
Miss Rosalie Bowman, OF Richmond,
Is visiting Mrs. r. d. Tucker here.
Miss Matte Patteson is visiting her
sister. Mrs. A. p. Miller. of this place.
Miss Roline Stone. Of Swansboro. is
visiting Miss Annie Belle Crump. OF
this place
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fisherman.
early IN the fall.

StAss y AAA SAA0
Frank q. Newbill, Commemorative
Attorney FOR Lancaster, has proved
himself the champion fisherman OF
this section. Going out In Carter'l
Creek early one morning this week
with only ono soft crab for bate, hs
returned in time for break last with
forty six fine fsh, several OF them be.
ing large trout. On Tuesday last,
when al other fishermen reported dull
times, this worthy disciple OF 1saak
Walton returned with nearly ona
ibushel OF fine fish, all caught by him
with hook and line.
4 Drs J. B. Hodgkin. who came I'd
1rvington about four years ago from
Manassas. and who for several years
past has boen assisting In editorial
work on the Virginia Citizen, has ac-
.cepted the editorship OF the Fred
Journal, ana has gone I'd
that city to enter on his new duties.
r. w. Booth. OF Lillian, Northumpers
land county, and Miss Bessie Dunawayt
residing near Mia, In the game oounS
4ty, were recently married by the Row
Frederick w. Claybrook.
C. Beverly Broun, q prominent young
attorney OF Charleston, w. Va, 10
spending his summer vacation at hi1
parental home In Northumberland.
Edward Swineford. OF Richmond
who has been making tour through
the lower counties OF the Northeru
Neck. says the business men of Rich.
mond look with much interest to tho
building OF the proposed railroad thnS
will give this section easy and rapid
communication with that city.
Everett Bonham. OF Orleans county,
New York. whose father settled hera
soon after the war and practiced
medico medice for many years. IL
visiting friends In Lancaster. Ho comes
from tho famous fruit growing regIon
OF New York. and says that tho apple
crop Is very fine. especially along thu
shores OF Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
The work Of rebuilding the public
High School at Reedville, in Northum13
iberland county. which was destroyed
by fire in Juno. is going rapidly ahead.
The now building will be much larger
and better arranged than the formers
one.
Joseph Whitaker and his sister.
Miss Mary Whitaker. are visiting
their parental home near Merry Point
on the Corotoman Rivor.
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Brian Social News.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch. u. D.
Clarke. of Norfolk, and Miss Carlise
and Master Manning Woodward, OF
Louisa have returned home after 9
visit to the family OF ], N. Valker.
Jesse Talleys has returned to 5Rich@
'mond after aavisit to his PARENTS.
Mrs. Hugh Lewis, Of Richmond. -
visiting her mother. Mrs. ". NJ Harris
at Cherry Grove ss 81,
Mr. and Mrs. Pearce, of Ri hmond.
are visiting the family Of ]. \. walker.
Miss Hattie Htllman has returned 70
Culpeper. after visit to relat iycs here.
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PoWllatan Social News. q

Special toThe mines u lspatnh,l
sE PoWhntan, Va, August 70. Mrs
Austin Gills returned to her home { in
Riehmond Monday after a visit 3toFrela
Miss Lillian Flanagan has returned
sto:her ha ', here after q Visit TO srela-
~ Miss Gay Miller left Monday for Lex !
2inEton, lSy,,8 where sheswllls spend about
two weeks With. friends. isi 81
obart M Flanaganltis visiting his
mother at this place, 81 D gsS n Z.
NJ ISIS Lula Blankenship has returned
10 " 90 CHA Aes, after a visit TO- Miss
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Gala Social News. Il

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Gala, Va, August 20.-N1iss RebeeS
Young left for her home at Norfolk
Tuesday.
M. G. Manson and r. Alex Owen. of
,Lynchburg, were the guests of Charles,
II. Price the latter part Of 4 asst ek
Arthur r. can and Toe Bell Detsher
of Rochester. N. Y, are spending their
vacation with relatives. aS u;
Joe Pettigrew, Of Staunton, Is spend
ing few days With his aunt, Mrs,
Charles t. Price. # S.s
Miss Elizabeth NNalkupSis spending a
few days with friends in Clifton Forge,
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LIFE OF As.RAr,, DEPICTED.
v. NJ. \. Cadets Show What n Fir.t-
Year Man Has to Undergo

.at.h. y. Sduetk 3snOWeFWhnt ElrBtS!
Year Man Has to Undergo.
Rockbridge Alum Springs. Va Au-
gust 2o.---Mrs. r L Taylor enter
tanned the young people OF the Springa
IN fashion as novel as It was pleas.
ant on Monday last. when che gave q
roast" in honor OF her
laughter. Miss Florrie Lee Taylor The
guests gathered about a huge fro,
kindled on the crest OF one OF tho
Mills overlooking the Springs, and ar
ter enjoying the delicious daintIes
from which the occasi on took Its name,
witnessed some features OF the life OF
" NJ. I. rat" as shown by the ca
diets and faculty OF the V. NJ. l. Sum
smer School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon. Majo r. y.
the german given at the Allegheny
jHotel at Goshen on Friday.
Tie Y. NJ. T. Summer School Is now.
in session here. with about twenty.
five Of the cadets who are backward in
the academic courses in attendance.
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5ealen DroposaIs.

Clifton Forge. Va
FOR SEALED BIDS
III. C. Allen, architect, Hot Springs,
Va. for the erection of "a courthouse
and jail. to cost approximately
X 100000. Plans and specifications Will
be complete August 25. Sealed bids
until 6 p. NJ. SEPTEMBER 1.
Bids will be opened September 2.
at IL noon. at the office of A. B..
Dawes, in the said city. All bids to
be accompanied by certified check
- for $500. 80 49,
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Gturfb AnttttS.

85 BAPTIST.
LEIGH sTREET BAPTIST sCHURCH.-$
Divine services Sunday morning at II .o'cloch
and evening at s:l5.. nducted BY the ,Hey.
Dr. Wicker Is one OF the most prominent
Baptist dlvines In the & p y a nd VIII M
this pulpit during the month OF septefn.
ber The public are cordially -invit ed.
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aGlantfo..

W1NrED. W1Nb on AND dENEiKi1I
laying huify floor floor staining. Johnson,
Eis11op North First. Monroe $3.50.
WANTED, no SELL TWO r AM q M r'-
9jteys, singing canary birds, talking
poll parrots. e24 Main Street.
JOIN THE RICH Co-oPEEAT11!I !
5 BURIAL ASSOCIATION, and be pro.
footed In case Of DEATH mas never never,
YOU a 500 funeral at death. thus
saving your other insurance for
other needs. G. A. iIIA1GHT, Secre-
& t,lry, lis North Seventh Street
Phone Madison 2106. ---------
WANTED. no BUY a SECONDHAND 7, y
latrobe stove; must be IN ilr 3. I-ca .,,s
condition; give ,pr ass ans sr 1--WE =. O..
4, Box s16. City ..-------.------.,-
WANTED, 1O-HORsE POWER GAS 0 q
III gasolene stationery engine; also 40
Z 4 horse power motor. Address Is Osa,j
care Timos dispatch. .----------
FIVE RADIATORS, 245 FEET OF IA
a diation. Give price at depot, Guy W
Address g SIS. care Times u spaten
An FXPERT ACCOUNTANT. I. HAS L,.'
time t1 keep smail h hes 81 vHv
Address G SCI, care Times-Dlspa,ecn.
WANTED, no BUY a sECOND-HAND
v a four-p pa ssenger automobile; must
be cheap for cnsh. Address Is 6G2.
care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, YOU no SAVE MONEY BY
placing your ordcrsfor awnings with
us now and let us have them read,
for spring, as prices viii be higher
then. Call Madison 1897. Y SOUTH
ERN TENT AND AWNING co. -.
WANTED. TWO OR THREE GOOSE
feather beds for my own use: am. not
dealer. Address c.. l.. ROBINSON,
General Delivery, Richmond. va.
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I STOP, LOOK AND THINK.

JOHN LA ToUCHE, JR., NEW PLACE,
AT West Main; Monroe 1872 French
and dresses cleaned. s1.5o; plated
skirt cleaned. 75c: plain. soc; gloves
cleaned, any length, soc per pair;
gents suit dry cleaned, soc; French
cleaned. 81 reduction in all work.
BUCHANAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE.
NIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN;
fall term opens Tuesday evening.
September 6; prepares for larger sail
airy; arrange now. w. BUCHANAN,
COS East Clay Street
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S HANfMOCKs, ETC.

SEE Tho EVANS HARDWARE CO.
for hammocks and croduet sets. We
have reduced our prices on these
goods. Come before they are oil
sold. 200 w. Broad. Phone Madison
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5u1,tn1er Bparnit1g.

81 LOUIS COTTAGE. I-ocEAN VIEW.
I Va ts now open for summer board-
ers: fine bathing and fishing; hoiae
comforts. Address MRS. Ed. BRAD.
LEY, Ocean View.
a IN FEW MORE cohIls 'o = y = J,
rooms vacant after Aususs ~: danG-
Ing, croquet, ETC.: plenty ice m!. ~
chickens, vegetables; terms, 81 per per
week; apply quick Mrs e. Nl Sf"
CISCO, Frederick Hal. a. -
SUMMER B OARDINs G-BUcKRo,E
Beach. Va; Sayro Cottage, on the
beach front; all modern convent
cnces. send for circulars
MRS. CHARLES x. BOWERS. 11b EAST AS
Franklin; handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; large, wcll-yen-
tilated dining room. opening on sec
ond Street: meals by day or week.
sTURGIs COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
Va. all fmodern conveniences; cleo
Ss trio lights, bath room with running
water, telephone, ETC.; large porcnes \ !;
nice lawn; in full view of bay: al
outside rooms: cuisine unsurpassed;
sea food a specialty about three
minutes walk to pavilion and amuse.
ments: board and asphalt walk from
cottage to water 'front.' etc.; speclai
rates to families and parties. Adj
dress MRS. j. w. JOHNSON. Pro-
prietress. Box H. Ocean View. va
COTTAGE, OCEAN
View, Va; double cottage; ten ro % y
each; facing bay; terms, $40, .ss.SG;
$3.50, ST.; city conveniences: spcsiai
rates to parties Address MISS ES-
4 STE CURTIS or MRS. zL9MAN- SJUIZ:
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED BY
gentleman and wife; two sunfurnished
rooms; first or second floor, with
board; in private family; rates must
erences. Address "UNTER WAL
DEN" Shores Va
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WANTED, SEALED BIDS PER CUBIC
yard, by EAGLE PAPER CO., August
"a. at noon, for excavating for new.
building corner Marshall and Kin
ney Streets; estimated quantity 1000
cubic yards, estimated depth below
re- sidewalk five feet six inches. Rights
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
RUB 1T OUT.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS LO-
cated-stiffness and soreness Of mus
cles or joints-rub In Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment. and
the pain disappears: the greatest ALL
round IMMINENT In use for man and
beast: try it-don't sufrer-here Is
the right help; 25c bottles. at drug
gists'.
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FOR RENT. SEPTEMBER /. THIRD
story three-room fiat: private bath;
Fourth and Franklin. Address r. ].
A., 11o East Cary. s
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A TFIVE-ROOMY FURNISHED, APART!
ment nice bath, gas stove, and every
conyenience; centrally located:8 price
s25 per month. Address * 66S. care
SEQ TimeE- Dispatch,
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OPTICAL.

IT YOU WILL ALLOW YOUR EYES
to smart and ache and annoy, you
strong again; neither can we; avoid
dangerous delays and sec at once
DR. II. BREITSTE1N, The Optician
LIS East Broad Street. Consultation
free.
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FOR RENT, FLAT O II THREE ROOMS;
couple Without children desired. APP
ply MRS. FERGUSON, Stop %. West
an flamDthnt car st} 5s5s5.
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GOOD BOARD AND NICELY. FUR
nishcd rooms. with private family:
rates reasonable. Apply SOS North
Eifth Street. ~ II ~ g55 sd
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FOR RENT, NEW FIRST FLOOR
four-room fiat; near car line; High
land Park: price reasonable. Adj
3 dress "A sol, care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

FOE RENT, UPPER FLAT OF THREE
rooms back porch and private bath:
$12t per month. Apply 26O2 East
$50 IIra n K In 1919
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WITHOUT ClIILDR EN-.
3three-Tnom upper flat, new house,
West End; square from car. Refer
I Se!lces exchanged. Phone Madison
" 1861 For address a 796, care Times
~,
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fWaNTED, >AbUGT T5NIN1S T0R
newly papered II ve-rootn second floor
hat, porch and bath. Address II 9 u ID
care Timcs-Dispntch. Phone Mudi-
son 1011.L M
FLAT, FIVE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR;
private bath: desirable location; ref
crences. Address X $50, care Times
t86 Dispatch. !.
-FOUR ROOMS y AND BATH. ON
FRANKLIN Street, near III rst 4 " o; heat
and water Included. Addess g s74,
care Times-D Dispatch
FOR RENT. a SECOND FLOOR Flat
Fl OF i've bright rooms det :, che . mouse;
nue.. Apply 425 Elm Street. one
Madison 375-J. Is.a
PARITY NEGOTIATING FOR HoU sr1
on South Third Street will llave de-
4 sirable flat to let. Answer quic kly.
3 500. care Times-Dispatch. L
FOR RENT, A FLAT FOR !, L1 g HIT 4
Rqshmo,,a W sos East Clay ST ;5
FIVE NICE ROOMS IN BE ooisL T r,
4 Park; opposite NJ. y. Cnurch; only
80 perlmonth.
FOR RENT. FLAT or THRIlE COM
Meeting rooms: suitable for light
housekeeping. Apply 2o4 East Mar
shall.
FOR RENT, LOWER FLAT OF FIVE
rooms, with use of bath; centrally
located Address c $40, care Times
Il Dispatch.
;THREE-RooM CORNER, Flat I, {; NEW 7 ".
IN papered; water; bright and airy.
Apply 3o1 South Fourth.- ---------
B FLATS Mantfn.
Waited. ~FIlT OF FouR Or FIVE
rooms; central locations: references
exchanged Address L las. care
mes-Dispatch.
WANTED. a FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping fiat of four or 1--WE rooms
and bath, south OF Broad. by mid
die or last OF September: permanent.
Address c s41. care Times-Dlspatcn..s
WANTED, HOUSEKEEPING FLAT
Ave rooms, October i; no children
South Broad between Ninth and Bel
videre. Address j., Box BAL
WANTED. FI.AT; THREE OR -FOUR
| unfurnished rooms; central; must pe
moderate. Address Ct, GIL East
Clay Street --------
FLAT WANTED BY "a COUPLE; FIVE
or5siX rooms. centrally located: w
furnished. Terms reasonable. G BAL.
care Times-Dispntch. -.-.
WANTED. BY YOUNG COUPLE. THOR
oughly responsible, who VIII give
proper care OF household goods.
three. four or hve-room furnished
fiat or apartment. with modern con-
veniences. Address G SAT. care Times
Dispatch. ~ ------
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WANTED, BOARD IN COUNTRY. WITH
the view OF remaining nearly all the
year, at "a per week. Address Fl 5e5.
care Times-Dispatch.
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WHY DO ALL THE PARKS. GENE
teries and country clubs use Penn
sylvania Lawn Mowers! Ask them
JAMES McGRAWs 1440-42 z. Main
Street.
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Buar0 QNaltte0.

WANTED. BYsCOUPLE WITH BABY.
llnfurnished room. and board If Dos
sible, in private family. south OF
Broad centrally located. Refer
ences exchanged, Address WHITE.
4
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FIAT OF 1--WE ROOMS, SECOND
floor: newly papered and painted:
large. airy rooms; East Grace: Sep
TENDER /. Address 1864. care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

SECOND FLOOR FRONT AND OTHER
rooms; furnished or unfurnished;
good table board. 1908 West Grace.
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WANTED. ROOMS AND BOARD FOR
gentleman and wife and two grown
daughters, in private family; give
description of rooms and state price.
Address B S33, care Times-Dispatch.
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FOR SALE, SIX COWS, WITH YOUNG
calves. Apply to ]. c. PHAUP,
& Brook Road
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1O-HORSE-P POWER GAS V ~
gasolene stationery engine; also ! ~ ~
horse power motor. Address II oo1,
on r. Tfnes-D ispatch.
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WANTED. BOARD FOR LADY AND,
l. two children State terms and loca-
ton Address C $40, care Times-Dis-
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TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE PER-
manent board in central location.
write. giving particulars, B. p, Box
a 32n. Richmond. Va. 49,. ~ 49,
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DELIGHTFUL FLAT. NEWLY PAPER
co. hot and cold water. on Harrison
Street. betwe cen Grove and Park Ave-,
nues. Address p O.. Box 62S. City.
EXCELLENT FoUR-RooM CHIAIBO-s
razo Park nat and bath; modern and
a heated: rental moderate. FLAT. Box
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lQ4B EAST MAIN STREET SEPTEM-
her 4 six large rooms, bath. pantry
$54 and servants room; two porches;
4 si French windows open on wide porch.
closets, coal and gas ranges hot
81 water hsat. Apply 3 JULIUS BAk,laR.
~ 1nA q nj IN trf ct - ts.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

FOR SALE, ONE FREsH HOLSTEIN
COW: eight miles below Richmond,
on Charles City Road. NJ. ~. chill;
SsstDRESS
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DOGS FOR SALE; GUARANTEED
rabbit dogs, coon dogs foXh ounds.
watch and pet dogs; all breeds, and
pups: ferrets, rabbits, pigeons and
swine; send 10c for large illustrated
catalogue: price list free. JENNIE
Il. LANDS, 1927 Perry Street, Read
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

DESIRABLE FLAT, SIX ROOMS AND
,,55g9 bath on corner, rooms bright and
h airy; front and back stairs; sl6.G7
rs I,er month; GIL North Ninth. Apply
Ssfs Il OWNER, n II Mosby Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

WANTED, BoARDERs FOR LARGE
desirable rooms: also Ia Die po ,a1t
ers. Apply 200 East Grace.