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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15

e. e. Ellis authorizes his announce
ment as candidate for assessor and
treasurer Of Alexander county sub
feet TO the decision of the Republican
voters at the primary election on
Sept 18th, 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15

Asa D. Twente authorizes his an
nouncement as candidate for Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools OF Alex
ander county, subject to the Republi-
can primaries, Sept. Is. 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

Prof. s. E. Colt authorizes his an
nouncement as a candidate for Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools of Alex.
ander county. subject to the Repub-
lican primaries. Sept. Is, 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15
FOR ASSESSOR ANp rREAsu

David M. Mulcahey authorizes his
announcement as candidate for
county assessor and treasurer, sub
ject TO the decision of the Democrat
ic voters OF Alexander county at the
primary election to be held Sept. Is.
1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15

1hos. w. Williams authorizes mis-
announcement as candidate for AS
sessor and Treasurer of Alexander
county, subject to the decision of the
Republican voters Of the county at
the primary election to be held Sept.
Is. 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15

nave not done as We'll as you should
since tie Offer went into effect it is
up to You to maze the remaining
time count.
Your competitors in the race are
getting every vote possible and you
must do likewise if you want TO mold
the position you have already ar
tanned
Many See Piano.
Many of the contestants and their
friends visited the store of the Shcl
ton Piano Co. yesterday in order to
see the piano that will be awarded
as the SECOND CAPITAL PRE-,
| and one and all pronounced 1t a beaa-
tiful instrument. One lady, an ac-
lcomplishel musician, sat down to the
piano and played several selections
which were greatly enjoyed by those
| in the store at the time.
Having finished playing this lady
| was askel TO give her opinion OF the
| shelton Piano TO he awarded in tie
contest and her opinion cal he eX-
| pressed in two words "A BEAUTY
| And THE SHELTON to lie awarded
in the contest certainly is a beauty
1t has an exquisite tone, easy act on
and is beautiful model of piano ar
chitecture in every respect
This instrument is in the homes OF
many prominent Cairoites. all Of VITO
/ will tell you that THE SHELTON is
the ONE piano for the home. Ycu
are cordially invited to drop into the
store OF the Shelton Piano CO, and
inspect this piano. The management
will take great pleasure in showing
you the instrument and explaining
tine many fine points Of THE Shell
TON.
Contest Comment.
The two-for-one offer will close
Saturday night and YOUR subscrip-
tions hal best he in before the offer
expires.
Miss Goldsmith promises to make
others in the contest hustle Between
now and the close OF the race
Subscriptions for one, two and
three years are what count during
the double vote offer
II you expect to be in the running
for the OVERLAND make this week
count and increase your reserve force
as much as possible before Saturday
night at $50
Go in and see the SHELTON piano
at the SHELTON MUSIC CO.'S store,
this instrument will be awarded to
the candidate standing highest after
the OVERLAND has been awarded
The SHELTON is a beauty, GO in
and see it.
Every day brings the race nearer
to a close Are you in position to
have your name on tie roll Of honor
and among the winners when the
roll is called for the last time.
Make hay while the sun shines
by this we mean the double vote
offer which closes Saturday night,
All aboard for the two-forone offer
You want to get every subscription
possible before the close of this offer
Again-pay no attention to those
rumors, they are put into circulation
VITA but one purpose in view and
that is TO discourage YOU. Pay no
10 them but go aheal and
get the votes that win make you
winner e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15

Miss Myrtle Goldsmith makes her
bow to tie public this morning and
assumes the lead of the entire con
test.
The friends of Miss Goldsmith en-
tered the name Of their fayorlte Sc
cure in the belief that Ter many al
nirers would rally to her support
md assist her in winning one of the
irand Capital Prizes.
Mss Goldsmith is the popular
stenographer at the New York Store
and numbers her friends by the
thousands, all Of waom are rallying
10 her support in manner that spells
srccess at the close of the contest.
This young lady has steadily
fought her way from the bottom Of
the contest column until Eow she
as gained the enviable position Of
ea@ing all the energetic workers in
The Bulletin contest
Heire Eichoff who has led the con-
est for the past several days Is not
far behind tie leader Of this morn
ing AMI his friends say he is coming
along strong,
Miss Minnie Frank, the popular
laughter Of the |. c. r. X. store
keeper al Mounds stiH manages to
hold her place with the leaders and
her friends claim that their favorlte
viii ride home in the OVERLAND
tGe closing night OF the contest.
Great interest.
Great interest is being taken in the |
final outcome of the contest and the
paper is eagerly awaited every mcrn-t
ing so that those interested may see
low their fayorite lines pp for the |
lay.
Surprises in Store.
Rumor has 1t that there are maayI
surprises in store for the candidates
and others interested in the outcome |
Of the contest Why these rumors
no one can say, but it is whispered |
that when they material2e demoral-
.ation viii reign in the camps OF the
opposing candidates.
The contest has now reached the
stage that all are on the "qri yiye
for votes and subscriptions, and are
not allowing a single one of either to
get away from them if they can aelp
II. They have come to a realization I
that they must have large number
OF votes to win the prize on which
they have set their hearts and they
are getting votes galore toward that
end.
The Two-F or-one offer.
The Gouble Vote offer VIII close
Saturday night and If you taiuk YOU,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15

Ajax. S. Fraser authorizes his an
rounoement as candidate for Sheriff
of Alexander County, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic voters az
Ire primary election to be held $ pit,
7th. 1910 Mr.. Fraser ~ placed be-
f5re the Democrats OF the county as
tpa choice or the County Democratic
Central committee and is the only
candidate who has that endorsement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15
CHOLERA DISAPPEARED

Rome, Sept. 14,-During t,
"a hours only four new cases |
era and two death have BEEN
Cd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15
Large Class in Book Keeping.

Miss Elizabeth Smith, history in
structor a the high school, also has
charge OF the bookkeeping instruct
ion this year Miss Smith is recog-
nized as very able teacher in this
subject and will make the years
course a thorough one. About thirty
five pupils are starting in to take the
course and Miss Smith is now drill
ing them in single arithmetic plob.
lens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15
MOTHERS
WHO HAVE
DAUGHTERS
Find Help in Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetabls Compound

Hudson, Ohio.--'If mothers realized
the good your remedies wonld do deli
cate girls | believe there would be
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15
MISS MYRTLE GOLDSMITH.
District Leaders.

I, Dist. No Miss Alice
9 Byrne.
, Dist No. 2.-Heine Eichoff.
. Dist. No. 3.-Chas. Scott.
I. Dist. No 4.--Miss Minnie
. Frank.
. Dist No. Mrs Edna Fry
, ant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15

Fred d. Nellis authorizes his an
nouncement as a candidate for the
Republican nomination for sheriff or
Alexander county. at the primary
election to be held Sept. Is. 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15
District No. 4.

Mary Charleston, 1919
Simpson Charleston, Mo 24O
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15

John Mulvihill authorizes his an
nonncement as a Democratic candi-
date for Sheriff of Alexander county,
subject to the decision Of the voters
at the primary election to be held
Sept. 10, 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15

Three doses OF 20 Chill Remedy
cures chills.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR SHERIFF.

JAS. s. ROCHE authorizes nis an
aouncement as a candidate for the
Republican nomination for sher'n OF
Alexander county, at the primary
election to re held Sept. Is, 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-15

Great interest is being taken in the
final outcome of the contest and the
paper is eagerly awaited every mcrn-
ing so that those interested may see
low their fayorite lines Nd for the
day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Mother and Daughter
Both Glad to Recommend Par.
islam Sage the Guar anteed
Hair Grower and Dam
druff Cure 4

Mrs r. Burgess writes from 514
Plum St. Danville, Va, June 4, 1910.
1shave used Partisan Sage, and find it
to be all you claim for it, and cl,eerfully
it to any one who is suffering
from anyhair, dandruff or scalp trouble
On the same date Ruth Odille Burgess,
theicharming little daughter Of Mrs. Bur-
CESS, wrote: n 3 9sl5 tn
$3.50 81 am only a little girl, but 1 want to
tell What Partisan Sage has done for me.
81 had a scalp disease that looked like dan
55drufl, and when it was combed up there
would be a bloody water under the dan
druff. Mamma tried everything in the
way Of hair tones without results, until
she SsaWs tile advertisement Of Il Partisan
Sage; she got q bottle and 1t cured me, but
kept on using lit. Now i have as beauti-
8ful3a 3headto hair as any girl. |" @
.ss Men, women and children in every sec
Etions OF America who are using ordinary
commercial hair tones should give Paris.
ian Sage a trial, tbs SOAR ahead of all
others that one DUPLICATION will prove its
great superiority. si
tbs guaranteed BY Tragic to stop fall
ing hair and itching scalp, and to drive
d out all dandruff in two sveeksS or money
back. tt grows hair iii abundance and
8gives to 5thesha a lustrous and fascinat-s
Ing appearance 50 cents q large bottle at
Tsa2le's and drug lists everywhere. 5s53
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HARVEY, BLAIR CO. Wholesale Agents

church on Sunday morning and nil
to hear the last sermon Of Rev
y. Gregory in this conference year
leaves soon to attend conferences. nj
vii be held in Richmond on Noven
3. f1 IS
Mrs. Q. Lee Saunders. of B1uet|
arrived on Saturday to spend 81
time with her parents, Mr.. ana 3
S. r. Bolton.
Miss Hattie scruggs Is now with
sisters. Mrs. Adcoek and. Mrs. "a
son, of Cary Street. Richmond
Mrs, Marguarette Agee, OF Cuml
land. arrived on Monday to visit.
sisters, Mrs. Hugh Robertson ana i
Jane Dixon.
Miss Braggs. OF Howardsville. 81
the guest of Mrs. Tom West Sat
day and sunday. 81
Elmo Robertson. Of Springwd
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Davis. OF the Phoenix Qua
spent last week With Mrs. PowersI
5Warminister.
Mrs. Sue somerville and Master a
dolph someryille, return uS this W
from "a pleasant two weeks IS visit
friends in Bedford. Y 35S3
Miss Alice galloway entertained
Ladies Aid. Society OF Christ Gnu
ton Saturday. Aadeiightful dinner al
served, and afterwards busin|
meeting was held. al
Be Mrs. Harvey md Miss Pne lps and
sPhelp of 4AppomattoX, spent Saturd
and Sunday with Mrs. Nell.s Turned
81 John p. Hawkins returned on SUM
from a two wee Ks. visit to friends
bed ford. IS 81 h ;Ss
o. Lee Saunders was the guest
The hems OF y, oa Roberts SatgTd
day night for Bluetield, w I, "a.
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sarmiento. The crowning feature Q

sarmiento. The crowning feature OF
their stay was the luncheon in honor
|ofsthe President Of the United States.
and the tea Which followed as a spe-
ctal compliment to Mrs. Taft. Senior
Juninto l. Villegas, charge daffaires
OF the Argentine legation here. was
| master of ceremonies on both oc-
castons, and SO cleverly arranged the
lhospitalities that the guests and some
of his visiting Scountrynlen were able
to enjoy also the late afternoon fea-
lures Of the Horse Show. The latter
had all the essential attractions OF a
pure social afatr-barring refresh
ments. of course---and could not fail to
have impressed the visiting foreigners
with the fact that Americans know
how to DO things.
Betweensthe acts. Commander Fliess
and his fellows officers We're presented
Ito the haut monde and exchanged
greetings In no less than four Lam
guages. They also paid their respects
to Mrs. Allen Potts. who, as master
of hounds of the Castle Hill (Va.)
Hunt. is perhaps the mos t8noted eques-
trienne in America. Not only as a
rider Of superb horseAesh. however. Is
Mrs. Potts noted. for she is the hand
some NATIVE ofsthe distinguish
ed Rtves family Of Virginia, a sister
&of, Amelie Rives, the authoress.s a sister
Princess Trou betskov,Ea and daughter Of
the late Hon. William G. Rives. for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
sisters only attendant and DR. Mead
Moore was best man. DR. William S
Hardesty, Sidney Taliaferro, arlan
| Moore and Clayton Old, 9of{ New York

sisters only attendant and DR. Mead
Moore was best man. DR.. William 5
iHardesty, Sidney Taliaferro, Harlan
Moore and Clayton Old. OF New York
were ushers.
1t is only short time now before
the debutante will take her place In
the social limelight. Whether or not
Miss Helen Taft will be formally pre-
sented"5is not officially announced. but
those who know her other best be-
House" will assume the duties Of
young ladyhood as naturally as the
girls OF her are do in European capt.
tails. sSi
senorita Maria Helena Villegas,
daughsss the ehiaTge ffatrss Of
diplomatic list Of debutantes and
3ritas Florencia Alelian and Celia Me-
liam Latinur, daughters Of the minis
ter from Uruguay. The asst named
are absent in their own country, but
will return here for the opening OF the
formal season.
"A round Of dinners and merry
dances are arranged as weapons In
the warfare sgainst,sthe very plump
ilngton this winter Captain Archibald
Butt first aid" to the President and
the Beau Brummel OF bach elordo ON, has
q close second developed In p 0Stmas-
3ter-General Hitchcock. who. when not
engaged in political fence-building and
figuring on ways and means of3reduc-
ing the national postal deficit IS thor
5oughly at home around the festive
lbosrd. He can also "trip the Ii ght,
fantastic TO" with the II one balance OF
motor TO beat the band" as a society
damsel recently expressed it. And list
We, lawmakers! her mother adds: ...EIe
plays The role Of society man in
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The Social Side of Washington
1snecial n rhe rInes -pisnatch.l !.

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.l
Washington. p. c. October 29.-Thts
capital has been fertile in prophecy.
there being about as many predictions
as to the results OF election day as
there are districts in which elections
the prophets agree. and that is OPP
position to the ex-President, who lis
trying to discredit the administration
of his former friend and ..traYeling
Secretary Of War;
From the colonel's political activ-
ity--not infrequent!y described as per-
bile attention is drawn now
and again to his erstwhile; executive
colleague former Vice-President Fair
banks. whose safe and sane efforts to
organize q civilian movement for the
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many years American consul general
In PARIS H5

Other out-of-town exhibitors we're
Miss Amy e.. Dupont, young kins-
We OF 7, Senator SCI, Dupont OF Della
vile. Va; Miss Jeanette Allen. Of
Fort Myer. who rode the splendid
mount, Of her father. General Allen,
Y. S. A.. and Miss katherine Cherbor-
nier. who did some wonderful jumping
stunts. Among the interested specta-
tors were noticed Captain Hershy Fl.
FARRELL, who is in this country to reps
resent the British army In recent air
Cotton. chatelaine Of the home Of her
brother the sGoyerno- OF Porto Rico.
who is the guest of II her ia Their for
the month: Mrs. George IT, Sunmerlin.
a t amDaa r, the
a visit to her parents. General and
Charles T.sHutchins and his bird who
will spend he winter here the new
All Kuli Khan. the latter formerly
Florence. Breese, OF Boston, and Miss
Pansy Bloomer whose recently an
no ennE;sn,g g to T. Johnson
subjects OF much friendly comment
The Peruvian Minister to Panama
and Madame Pezet who have heen
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wal
+ ton. for a5i { of5sNWeeks. and been.
rig ht.,royial !, At aimed by "a host
of other friend $ mad g during their
residence here as mem bers Of the Pc :.
ruvian lega ton staff. marked their de-
parture for the formers more recent
post by Eiving. a large box party al
the BelaSco NIondeyBeVenir- and TAX
Ing their guests later to- supper at
the Willard s'Ts
Madame Pezet. though 4 Peruvian
of strai sht. Castilian descent. Is a
dainty blondes many Years the Junior
OF her distinguished diplomat-hus-
in their life here, wherein Mr. Pezet's
pride in You TIL and beauty was
emphasized to the discontinue or ~
local editor Ew In had chanrefl 4 Ia nun
llish the following. ina sketch with
her photoPranh:&S"S as n hrunettei
With the rich olive compleSion for.
swhic 6, !, Women Of race arc
I'll Brides have hcenS reasona hly,sI m, n,er
Gus, although tscre have been ether
.0otobers witt more wetlG9i II gs3 a rhevs
are lWaNs IN terest ting. and there is
~ '1ret ty roman VI 4, ttnclIcd @ Ia
every wedd Ing the ratelline &c which
adds pipnp rcvs to Il a y,ienlntialSnvents,
nnd not tnfreauent IN may lead B harsltoi
Ego nd do ikewis one a OF Il the.
most = ~ tel s, hriflsH of the week
daurt tier. Of slnerintt al len Il AZ the
shipgton my blic, sol q q Iii, nnd sNYrs. * |.
q tliaf W oss MARI q IA "A D ,yNillian,
InlInsttnn horess gIS er't uck 4. We i Y 4,
WaGlne sda NJ al tarnonn event The Ger
nlony too ri - lace 81 t NTare,a Rats
sFpisnonn Oh rc he rectp or. RI ~ iii er-
hart Scot Snoi I'll n, H ftlriatfng, Mrs.
Wllllam SlauEh ter n ard est ~. as her
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reforesting OF his State is worthy Of
emulation as we'll as national commen-
dation In preaching conservation in
Indiana, Mr.. Fairbanks is not creating
q mission for himself, but furnishing
the necessary leadership for one al
ready at hand. Indeed. the citizens
movement for iniative and progress
IS independent of legislative machine
promising field for practical expression
OF loca pa triotism. tits a tree-plant-
Ing crusade. II a man who makes
two blades Of grass grow where one
grew before. to how many times great.
Ser extent is he who covers he de-
snuded soil with grateful shade and
q svakens among HIS fellow-citizens an
interest that is potential forth trans
lorna form ton Of his State? II. is, there
one eclares Mr.. Fairbanks never serv-
ed Indiana, or the country, better than
!by8 his practical leadership in a cause
destined to add to it's industrialSya
as We'll as to It's physical attraction.
second season in the White House with.
Mayor and Mrs. Gaynor as house.
guests = sfor.the week -end during which;
Heron. of Cincinnati. the least Well
known in Was hineton Of Mrs. Taft,si
S SISTER IS a $50 a guest at the White
= 5ousea for the fortnight between the
IRE sldent's return there and his de q
parture for Panama. In the absence
of M ISIS III ellen Taft, who made around
.of,83Yisits to her aBryn NIawr class
mates and friends in New IS ork be-
Tore omlng, to Washington for. the
autumn season, Miss Herrons3is the
constant companion OF the first lady
~ the land rogether$Sthey have
shopp . |. IN democra tic fashion, walk
Ing 70 the stores and back to the
~, g ops7 as In old DAYS OF Mrs
u tss strffensth and gor Z hey have
motored to- INTEREST," Ing places IN the
country around. and then, 1Swfiies her
sister rested Missa error Il q. b,. the
way,8i sgswond erfully 5vi sorouss ilesnite
the indications of her gray hail, al
cepted q few OF the many invitations
thai cnne her way Am ongg II az hosts
was Mrs, elSman Winthrop, wife
Of the Acting Secre tarv oftithe Navy
atEwhosa luncheon on nj on dayS She mat
most Of the omcial danes low in
III sai3 y Y ~ III, =. Y.
4, " fllesIa sh q accomnan ied Pres
ldeNt aud Mrs Taft II the tea givenS
2 s III eonlnl rnent' to her brother-in-la
pN.&t no Ulcers OF tile Argentina Re-
nuhli nsyal training SHIP. 'presidente
N mlent a. From t}lare stia went To-
the Wa shinEton Il II orsa Show a. and
7 I, out he q az with visit to
the theatre, M
TO ffic lal y col or nc ia was given the
week eyent ss by u q presence u q onl-
n.ander ess and hi Is felluw- otft GERS
g. 50 rsant Ina II 81, In. III Presi dentaS
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GOLD COIN FLOUR (Spnng Wheat
any
ask hyiLN
Street Address.

Nv - =
1904 Wnsburg. a
.252O E. Broad.
.218 S. Pine.
1890 w. Cary.
.1OO1 N First.
$40 N. 18th.
.141o N. 18th.
]. 1907 N. 2:3d.
1901 Fulton St.
800 w. Clay.
.141OS w. Broad.
.9O1 N. Second.
.2216 Darlington.
.o18 w. Gary.
.228 S. Fifth.
318 w. Broad.
HOO w. Clay.
sol N. 10Th.
.728 w. Broad.
sol N. Fourth.
10Th & Broad SITS.
q w. Leigh.
.627 N Fourth.
800 N. Sixth.
900 Stockton.
1901 Stockton.
4O1 Randolph.
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general with as much aplomb as T
there was no such thing as political
promises to redeem at the Federal
pie counter.
John Barrel, linguistic chief Of the
international Bureau of American Re-
publics. is the peer Of any one IN
the bachelor world. So also Is the
special attache of the British embassy.
Lord Eustace Campbell Percy, heir OF
the Percy family. distinguished for
recently arrived for his frst winter
in Washington.
The Russian embassy contributes a
real prince to the realm OF unmar !,
counselor Of the embassy From the
Swiss legation comes Henri Martin.
without whom no dinner company OF
the younger set is compile te. An
Oriental O. Occid en- tai training Is fous-
bassador, who will divide hon-
ors with the widowed Mexican am.
3bassador, Senior de la Barra. With all
these. and "tlen some,' It would seem
that the Washington bellies might be
satisfied. and yet one hears trequent
of C. c.. Arosemena, until recently min
lister from Panama to this country.
now appointed to an important rosi-
ton in the Cabinet Of his uncle. the
president OF Gf'dIldltld. N1T. 4sAFOSelIleud
has served many years at this post
and Will carry with him the good will
and regard OF q host Of friends. who
predict further promotions To-. him at
tho hands OF the baby .opublic.
GRACE PORTER HOPKINS.
Norwood Social News
Especial to The Times-Di spatch.l
I'll Norwood, Va. October a9. --Iarge cons
gregations attended the Methodist
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Krantzk j. Mrs.. Richmond Va I'd Street Road
Korte, b. Richmond, Va. N. Thrtieth
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Leonard Banch Miss. Richmond Va ZOO
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Martin, B. Rchmond $500 w. Main.
Aloseley Bros Richmond QUA f. Marshall.
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