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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, April d.
Chattanooga laid 1t on to Memphis II to
= today in the prize joke game Of the
season. The Memphis infield assembled
behind Fritz In the first. when five runs
were made with only two balls hit out of
the diamond. After that the game re-
solved itself into hippodrome. Score:
RH.E.
Chattanooga. $4,000 Ox--l7 Is .
Memphis. 900 o o 0O-2 q 3
Batteries-Covaleski. LATTE and Hig-
gins; Goodwin, Fritz and Donahue. Time
of game hours. Umpire-Mr. Fitzsim-
mons.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April BY
brilliant batting rally in the eighth i'm
ming. ably assisted by Corbin's brace Of
ming from Atlanta to e. Score:
Nashville. o OO1O o2 6 x-9 ii 1
Atlanta. o o O,3 0 1 1 O-8 z
Batteries-Bair and Erloff; Mayer.
Scanlon and Ulrich. Time OF camel
hour and IS minutes. Umpires-Messrs
Pfenninger and Collifiower.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. April 22-New
Orleans took the third game of the series
Hammpnd gave up thirteen hits and was
knocked out of the box In the eighth,
McGresor succeeding him. Score:
R.H.E.
New Orleans. D O o o 1 oS IS 2
Montgomery. O00lOO oOO-1
Batteries-Maxwell and Angemeir; Nc
Gregor. Hammond and Gribbtns. Time
of camel hour and SO minutes. Um-
pire-Mr. Hart.
MOBILE. Ala. April 22.-Mobile easily
defeated Birmingham this afternoon In
an interesting though long-drawn.out
game. Score:
RHE.
Birmingham. 5000 o 90
Mobile. .......... . . 90 0x- .
Batteries-Gilroy and Pratt; Chsppelle
and Dunn. Time Of game hours and
minutes. Umpife-Mr. Byron.
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TO HAVE JOSS DAY.
Cleveland Club to Hold Benefit Game
For Deceased playor's Hmilv

CLEVELAND. Ohio. April 22.-Presi-
dent c. w. Somers Of the Cleveland
base ball team today announced that
Monday. July "a. will be set aside as
Joss dav" at the local park. That
date is an open one in the American
Leagues schedule. and it is believed
every manager In the league will agree
to send player or two to face the
proceeds to be given to the widow and
children of "Addie" Joss, the Cleveland
pitcher, who died in Toledo last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
FIVE TIGERS CANNED.
Pitcher Works Among the Players 10
Be Let Out by Jennings.
Special Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch TO The Star
DETROIT. Mich. April 22-Msnagsr
Jennings has decided that he will re-
lease FIVE OF the young Tigers within
the next few weeks Jennings an
nounced this morning that his team
would be four men under the maximum al
lowed by the American League. While
Jennings will not give out the names
or whom they will be turned over to- Il
Is said on coed authority they are Pitch
ers Works and Cavet. Breckenridge %
Schmidt, catchers; Johnny Ness. the in.
fielder, and Shaler,/ the outfielder.
Works. who pitched a shut-out game
against Chicago In q snowstorm last
Saturday. is sick and I'm O weakened
condition.
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RAIN STOPS TRACK MEET.
Contests Between Navy and Harvard
Are Called OF.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, April 22.-After but
one event, the 100-yard dash. had beer
contested the held and track meet SEIZED.
uled for this afternoon between the teams
Of Harvard and the Naval Academy was
called of on account OF the rain.
Wiids Of the Naval Academy was first
In the hundred yards. his time being ten
seconds. CARR. Naval Academy. was Sec
ond. aud Austin, Harvard. third.
The base ball game against the Univer-
sity Of North Carolina and the tennis
match against &waFthmore we're also
called of on account Of rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
MERTz & MERTz CO., Inc, 906 F Street

| 'Now suppose that won't get chance
| to pitch, for johnson will probably go In
| Monday as he needs the work and also
is anxious to win. Anyhow. when we
come back here for the next visit Ill
have little opportunity to step in and
show some of my old friends in New
York that L am not all in. One OF the
New York newspapers said / never could
pitch. Maybe that's SO. but I'll bet that
my average is as good az that Of the re.
York paper had Tom mixed with Jimmy
Hughes, once of Brooklyn. but you're like
ly to see anything here. One sapient
youngster calmly announced that Bob
Ewing of Philadelphia Is brother OF
Buck.
Gessler doesn't like sitting back. Il don't
know what they're going to do with me.
said the doctor, ''but I'd rather be in the
game than out of It, I don't believe that
I've lost all of my ability to hit. think
then that will win a game, hut If they
think that it's best to try somebody else
it's up to them. All that / can do is to
wait until I get q chance and when l do
- thereupon he swung an imasinary
knocked down three shoe signs.
Conroy had q chance to visit with
friends all day long. When he left New
York he left lot behind him. No con-
fidence is violated in stating that McAleer
men on the team. HE never reported in
such good condition as he did this year"
said the manager, land he played ball In
the south as well or better than almost
any man on the nine.
Il haven't put him In simply because
have been at work on some other
problems. If one of the infielders is
hurt I know that I've got a mighty
fine player to take his place. and II
proposition does not work out to suit
me may play Conroy in the outfield.
and think that he will make one Of
the best outfielders in the American
League That isn't I'D idle gun o put
who, I think. has not refrigerated in
the least"
Looks according to that as if donroy
is likely to get on the Washington team
one Of these days.
Street Knows Something
II haven't any Indian sign on the
Highlanders," said Charley Street, "but
I've got a pretty good line on what
some Of them can't hit, and If the
Washington pitchers can only find the
spot I'll bet they will make a great
record against New York this year.
Tell us what the weaknesses are"
said New York fan.
where's your card?' said Street, "you
don't belong to my union
IF I'd let Ainsmith get in he would
catch every game said McAleer.
More than that, he could catch them
better as he goes along. At present
II can't see where Washington is not
as we'll fixed as any OF them behind
the bat, and all that hope Is that we
don't get finger smashed for Street
or Ainsmith. II our pitchers get good
backing well make an awful play for
the first division"
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Ten Leading sluggers.
EXHIBITI0N CANES.

1t Worcester-Holy Cross, z; Vermont 2
At Extraordinarily Of Chicago. O.: Uni.
versity Of Indiana, 2.
At Lexington ashinston and Lee ~: Usi-
versity Of South Carolina, 6.
At Lexingtcn-vffgipia Military Institute, g.;
Maryland Agricultural College. 7 40 inninss).
At Iowell-I0well New England Ieague), 81;
Albany New York State Lsasoel; Q:
League), Z; Syracuse New York State Lea guel O.
a; Schenech4y-Union College. 4; Trinity Coz
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INDIANS LOSE At LACROSSE.
Johns Hopkins Scores s-to-5 Victory
in the Rain.

BALTIMORE. Nd. April 22-Johns
Hopkins defeated tho Carlisle Indians At
lacrosse here today. to g. Rain fell
throughout the game. and the field was
very slippery. Hopkins played a good
ali-round game and. while the stick work
Of the indians was az high order. their
defense was weak.
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Yale shuts Ont Andoyer,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April 22-while
Andover could not score on Yale this
afternoon the academy boys held their
opponents down to three runs. A double
play by Monritt and Reilly for Yale In
the second was q feature.
Score:
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Cincinnatians complain Of offensive
language used by the st. Louis players
in bawIing out the umpire. LANGUAGE
plainly heard in the ,grandstand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23

City game postponed; rain.
VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE.
At Norfolk-Norfolk, o; Petersburg. ..
At Lynchburg- q; Roanoke, L.
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CENTRALS SECOND
Local High School Boys Make
Good Showing in Virginia Meet.
POINT H0NORS FOR U. OF VA.
Tome First in Interscholastic Class
Hamilton Stars for Central
High Team.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April %.
Capital city athletes made an excel
lent showing in the seventh annual
southern intercollegiate and inter-
scholastic track meet under the au-
| spices Of the University Of Virginia
Athletic Association on Lambeth Field
here today. Prior to the most disas-
trous thunderstorm that has visited
| this section in many day, which LETT
the field a veritable sea of mud and
| made the track almost impossible. the
event promised to develop into one OF
the most conspicuous in the history OF
track athletics in the south.
University. OF Virginia carried of
point honors in the collegiate class.
with total of 76 points as against
~ credited North Carolina, the nearest
opponent. Tome School Of Port De-
post figured likewise in the inter
scholastic class. with Central High
School Of Washington second. the vic
%sy due Ga the se the sores of s
Smith. who led the field In three events
and finished fourth in another, total
ling 18 Of the Sc points. The showing
Of the Central High School squad was
q revelation to its adherents. who were
present In large numbers.
Hamilton Stars.
George Hamilton. one Of the best all
round athletes in the south. expert
enced the gala day of his career on
the cinder path. winning one event.
carrying off second honors In two and
fourth in one In the half-mile run
he showed heels to a field Of twenty
five Of the leading middle distance run
ners Of the south, notably Bacon Of
Baltimore City College. who had pre-
viously carried off first honors an the
mile run, making the distance in the
excellent time Of minutes and g.
trifie over. After trailing the field
for a lap and a half, Hamilton rap
idly worked his way to the fore, and
came forth with a burst Of speed on
the final stretch that brought victory
over Bacon Of Baltimore City College
by margin Of several yards.
Capt Reuter- Of Central also distin-
guished himself in the short distance run
races. winning second place in the 90
yard dashes against such men as
Patterson of Baltimore City College,
Smith Of Tome Institute and White of
woodbury. Forest. Patterson won the
race by a margin Of q few inches.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

BIG TWO-HORSE WAGON LOAD OF
dry. mixed wood. sawed. for s3.75.
Phone Madison I5f--J.
FOR SALE, ONE ANTIQUE MAHoG-
any aIS sic sldeS %sa, and dining table. APP
fisst,eiass eondl,ion. VIII il's sell for
SHAH. or cali Madison apo IS is7i ESs' Mar
FOR SALE, GOOD SINGING CANARY
birds AID goldfish. 624 Main Street.
SLIGHTLY USED PIANO, GOOD AS
new. cheap. 4o7 East Main.
STOP YOUR WORRIES AND TRou.
pies OF every kind by sending csc.
Future Happiness. the pride of Rich.
mond: and one of the most up-to.
d Ijsbed que g monthly papers ever pub
( Address future H8PPiNEs sso't Il
North Twelfth street. Richmond. Va.
ONE CHALMERS o-HoRsEPowBR
automobile. Cost about $4,000 with
present equipment. Will sell for less
! want TO get 1919 Overland. 3l9
FOR SALE. DRUG STORE IN THE
years old. win sell very reasonable,
62l, care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. CHEAP FOUR. EXTRA
good mules. five TO seven years OF
age. weight. from l.l50 to 1900
pounds Also five good fresh cows,
This stock must be seen to be APP
preciated 1850 North Twenty-fifth
Street. Phone Monroe 20i9.
&l3T VERY SWEET TONED Up.
right piano. You should see this in
strument before purchasing. Very
THE cRAFTs PLANO CO. o. 12 isI East
broad Street, next to Second.
sll7-AN OLD CHICKERING ROSE.
wood case plano. We have thor
oughly overhauled the instrument.
CRAFTS" III East Broad Street -"
s5.vERY FINE VIOLIN. REGULAR
|lU instrument. Easy terms IL you
g grsaa . s.znst CRAFTS l2i East
WE baslS cAsR{ 5ur ! Full ~ LINE OF
them 10 give Satisfactory service in
every particular. We also carry a
iuii line of pleasure vehicles. All we
MEYERS SONS. 73l East Cary
SMALL GROCERY BUSINESS
Everything new. Your rent only $40
per month. Store room and four
living rooms, with nice, big yard
House in hrst-class repair; newly
painted The very place for
lazy wanting nice. little. clean
cash business. Five minutes from
car line, in first-class neighborhood
have other business reason for
wanting TO sell. B 526. care Times
Dispatch
FOR SALE. ONE GOOD WORK MARE
cheap to quick buyer. Madison
Il0i-J.
SEE US WHEN IN NEED OF A
wagon OF any kind. We carry
full line. both top and open. suita BILE
for every purpose. Good service
guaranteed Lowest prices: easy
terms. a. MEYERS SONS. 731 East
Cary Street
FOR SALE, a LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF bugGies, Surveys. runabouts, Day
ton wagons. laundry and grocery
wagons; several second hand We
hicies, in good order. cheap Easy
terms. a. MEYERS SONS. 73l East
Cary Street.
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H0w to Shop by Null


1 de-
sow write o and me goods
30
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yond Barton Heights: stop No. % ia
on the place; lots are selling at bar
gain prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

FARMLAND HAS ITS OWN WATER
works; pure water piped 20 every
lot.
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GO AT ONCE TO FARMLAND; IT'S
worth the trip. First Street car
line. Stop No. 22.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

SEE THE NEW HOUSES GOING UP
In Falkland; good people are going
TO live In them. Why not get one?
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WEST MAIN STREET DWELLING
seven rooms. gas and electricity; lot
eeN15o; $500 cash, balance to suit
$4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

PARKhAND IS JUST BEYOND nan.
ton Heights: lots are selling ut bar.
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EAST END-SIX- ROOM DETACHED
frame; bath. gas. front and back
porches; concrete sidewalks: in A
No. l condition. This will make q
beautiful home for S2,250.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

LOT % l-2x5S FEET: SIDE STREET.
West End: six-room dwelling: eX-
cellent condition: one third cash.
balance to suit $4,000
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24os FLOYD AVENUE: SEVEN
rooms and bath; modern in every
particular; greatly reduced rent to
desirable tenant WILLIAMS &
CEASE. Agents, Tenth and Bank
Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

NO sS2.-ABoUT EIGHTY ACRES OF
land. l-2 miles from station, Seven
acres in woodland. balance cleared
Very strong soil. and very gently
sloping to the southeast A bearing
orchard of over 500 uinesap trees.
producing heavily. Excellent oppor-
tunfty for the development OF
large commercial orchard and max
Ing a good home. Price. $500.
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Real Gstats Tor Sa!e.
ALBEMARLE ORCHARDS AND
FARMS.

FARMS.
NO. 32S.-sIXTY-F FIVE ACRES. THREE
miles from station. all but about
eight acres are cleared and either
cellent soil. easily cultivated. Ser
viceable and ample buildings. but
not costly. Well fenced and watered
orchard OF 400 winesap and York
and bearing heavily. Price, $4,000.
NO. SS2.-ABoUT EIGHTY ACRES OF
land. l-2 miles from station. Seven
Very strong soil. and very gently
s!oping to the southeast. A bearing
orchard Of over 500 vineeap trees.
producing heavily. Excellent oppor-
tunrty for the development OF
large commercial orchard and max
Ing good home. Price. $500.
NO. ,5es-ABoUT $50 ACRES. ONE
mile from railway station; sixty
acres in excellent timber. remainder
cleared. Entire place we'll fenced
and we'll watered. Frame dwelling
Of seven rooms. All necessary out-
buildings. All buildings In first
class condition. About rs acres in
bluegrass sod. Bearing orchard OF
700 apple trees. An excellent fruit
and stock farm. Price, $4,000.
NO. $500 ACRES, THREE MILES
from station; $50 acres cleared. En-
watered.. Excellent frame ten-room
house All necessary outbuildlngs in
good repair. A thrifty young or
ehard OF about sixty trees in bear
Of d9s $500 $ great bargain at he price
NO. 5s5.-ARouT 100 ACRES, WITHIN
one mile of station. Nearly all
cleared. Bearing comn.ercial or
chard In excellent condition, and
containing 400 trees. bargain.
Price, $4,000. II
We HAVE MANY MORE GOOD PROP
critics. which we can sell at atlrac-
tive figures. Write us ard state inI
interested. BOONE & Smith. Char
lottesville. Va.
sl,25o WILL BUY a NICE FIVE ROOM
residence on Laurel Street: 30-foot
bargain bar se WMf otSk Miller N LILY waa' G th5s
INC. Office at Tylef's. First and
Broad Phone Monroe a451.
VISIT FARMLAND At ONCE. JUL
IAN Q. ANDERSON a. CO. Agents
for Falkland.
$500 FOR a BEAUTIFUL HOME on,
Hanover Avenue. Large lot, la
MILLER & Co. INC; once at
Tyler's, First and Broad.
county farm bargains write. La
FAYETTE MANN. Amelia, Va.
For SALE. A SMALL FARM ON
Seven Pines Road. about one mile
P fS fE E Sf II as sFss 3s
Main Street.
VISIT FARMLAND AT ONCE. JUL
IAN c. ANDERSON & CO, Agents
for Falkland.
VISIT FARMLAND AT ONCE. JUL
IAN c. ANDERSON & co, Agents
for Falkland,
FARM FOR PROFIT IN EASTERN
den spot" Leads other localities for
ing on small capital. Homeseekers
and investors write CAROLINA
TRUCKING DEVELOPMENT co, SOS
Southern Bldg. Wilmington, N. c.
WHY PAY RENT OR KEEP A VA
cant LOTT We will buy you a lot
anywhere. and build on your own
plan. or you can build yourself on
your own lot. and we will furnish
the money at per cent interest.
NO delays or commissions. SMITH,
IS North Eighth.
EXCHANGE GOOD RENTING WEST.
ern city property for Southern farm.
Address Box 35l, Southport. N. c.
VISIT FARMLAND At ONCE. JUL
IAN C. ANDERSON & Co, Agents
for Falkland.
FOR SALE. Two MAIN STREET
stores; leased for, $1,000 per year.
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E-ROoM DWELLING. PARK AVE
nue.; modern in every way: lot 30x
125 feet $4,000. WALLER &
BERKELEY. % \. Eighth st. Phone
Madison 26n6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

YOUR PROPERTY WILL NOT STAY
vacant If listed with US. Before
renting or buying. give US a trial
SCHLUETER & CO., ali Foster
Building, Ninth Street
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SOUTH RIcHMoND-FoUR-R ROOM
cottage. with stable in rear. lot
30xl32 feet; $1,000.
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NO. 32o.-SINTY-FIVE ACRES. THREE
miles from station, all but about
eight acres are cleared and either
under cultivation or In orchard; ex-
cellent soil. easily cultivated. Ser
viceable and ample buildings, but
not costly. Well fenced and watered
Orchard of 400 winesap and York
apple trees from u to ii years old
and bearing heavily. Price, $4,000.
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EAST END-sIX- ROOM CORNER DE-
tached frame; bath, gas; lot 60x125
feet Price. S3,sO0 on easy terms.
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EAST MAIN sTREET-BRICK STORE,
five living rooms; lot 24x165 feet to
an alley; $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

PARK AvENUE-SIx-R ROOM SEMI
detached brick; bath: combination
lights, range. latrobe; S4,25O.
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c E MIR AL-rIFTEEN- ROOM SEMI.
detached brick: three toilets, twc
baths. renting for S72O per year
$3.50.
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WEST END-TwELvE- ROOM COR
ner. detached frame. lot fronting los
feet; 5000.
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FOR SALE. VIRGINIA GRAY WINTER
oats OF our own growing. LEWIS
GlNIER LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT CO. Richmond, Va
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EAST END-FIvE-RooM sEMI-DE-
tached frame; lot 32x1i0 feet
papered throughout: $500.
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CENTRAL TEN-RooM sEMI-DETAcH-
ed brick, in A-No. / condition; fine
place for boarding house. Act
quick at $4,000.
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BARGAINS BY SCHLUETER & CO..
81 Foster Building. Phone Madison
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WOODLAND HEIGHTS.-ONE OF THE
best Its. So feet front for sale, at
sacrifice. Address B sol. care Times
Dispatch.
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8 CHESTERFIELD

FOR SALE, IN CHESTERFIELD
county. fine old plantation, contain
ing 200 acres; one-half mile of rail-
road station; tive miles of court
house and four miles and u half of
electric line; nice shade. To be sold
at great sacrifice. Price. $4,000. One
third cash balance on easy terms
CASSELMAN & CO., 90 North Eighth
Street. Headquarters for Farm Bar
gains
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Real estate for ssre

WANTED. EVERY ONE iNTER EgTHii,
IN getting a good piece OF sround 10
ouiid nome 10 visit Parkland; tt's
on the First Street car line. Ston 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

STRUCTURAL IRON, STEEL Avn
pipe OF every description cut to order
CLARENCE COSBY, 1928 East Gary
Street Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

WEST MARSHALL STREET-EIGHT-
room brick; bath, hot and cold water
in 4 No. l condition: $4,000.
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DOUBLE HOUSE; FoUR-R DOM
dwelling and store combined: so0n
stock of groceries, good location lot
32Xl33; bargain TO quick purchaser.
one-half cash, balance one. two and
three years. Sl,700.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

FOR RENT. STORE AND pWEI-.
ling: unexpired lease; six rooms.
bath, stable. etc; with or without
stock; rent SIS per month; fine To-
cality; good opportunity. els South
Pine Street
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WANTED, TO BUY IN WEST END,
not on car line. six or severn room
residence, modern. Address o 8l5,
care Times- Dispatch. 49, n
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WEST END DWELLING OF SEVEN
rooms and bath; just completed:
modern: rent at sacrifice. Write
OWNER, c GA. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

FOR RENT, GROOM HOUSE, TWO
blocks of car line, s12 per month j.
z. NORNEL 26n2 Hull Street
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JULIAN G; ANDERSON & CO. AGENTS
for Falkland
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HEAVY FoUR-SIDED PLANER DER.
lack), stave saw and jointer: double
surfaces: lath mills. wood turning
iaths. boilers, engines. shafting,
lion guaranteed. l. BLUFORD g. co.
153S-42 East Cary Greet.
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$3.50 WILL PURCHASE GOOD LOT.
30Nl40, Third Avenue. Chestnut Hill ,
easy terms.
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WEST END-SEVEN- ROOM DETACH
ed frame: lot +0x15o; $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

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