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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-14
Notes From OSman.

80. Mr. Joseph Leschke is preparing to
build a large barn. Whats next,
Joep
Mrs. Chas. Lutzke celebrated her
birthday last Sunday evening. Supper
and refreshments were served. All
present enjoyed the evening very
much.
Word has been received here that
Edward Leschke underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis last Saturday at
Manitowoc and is getting along all
right.
Miss Isabelle Grove has returned
from visit at Manitowoc.
On st. Patrick's day. Sunday March
II, Judge Chloupek, Judge Schmidt,
Isaac Cratic and Jos. Cornell will
make speeches in Kelley's hall at Os-
man. The speakers will dilate upon
ST. Patrick and the income tax law.
Doors open at O'Clock p. NJ. Ad-
mission free.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-14
GtRKE BENEFIT PERFORMANCE.

An entertainment consisting of NOV
ing pictures and songs, and advertised
to be for the purpose of raising funds
with which to prosecute an appeal to
the supreme court in the case o. Henry
Gerke, lately sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for 10 years upon conviction
of arson, was given at the Opera House
last Saturday evening. Despite con-
siderable free advertising the enter
prise is said to have just about cleared
expenses. The persons soliciting con-
tributions for this purpose are con-
tinuing their efforts.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-14
RAvlNE COTTAGE DESTROYED.

The Joseph Staehle cottage at RAJ
vine Park was destroyed by fire last
Saturday night. This was one of the
prettiest summer cottages of the
colony. 1t was perched about half
way up the bluff and built to give
wild wood effect. Its destruction is a
loss to the Ravine and it is to be hoped
that Mr.. Staehle will rebuild this
spring. The fire undoubtedly was
started by tramps or boys forcing an
entrance and carelessly leaving fire
burning.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-14
POSTMASTER EXAMINATION.

A civil service examination will be
held at Reedsville March 80 for to fill
a vacancy in the position of postmaster
at Grimms.
Application forms and full informa-
ton concerning the requirements of
the examination can be secured from
the postmaster at Grimms and Reeds
vile.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-14

The infant son of Sam Rouiller died
Sunday night after lingering illness.
The funeral took place on Tuesday
from the Holy Cross church. The
sorrowing parents have the sympathy
of the community in their bereave-
ment.
Adolph Eggert moved his household
goods to Two Creeks last week, where
he will be in charge of the Schroeder
Bros. farm.
Henry Rehbein disposed of 80 acres
of land to Ed. Eckhardt for consider
alton of $1,000.
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Another Bunko.

Did the Man Eating Turk really
come from Turkey" asked the
stranger at the wrestling bout
No. pal" whispered the diamond
hedeoked promoter, he came from
Beef Corners, Me"
"Then how In the world did he get
the name Of Hairn?'
"why. his first name was Uriah,
I'm. he turned It around backward
To give It All oriental flavor"
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Notes From Gibson.

Christ Rhein, chairman of the town
of Gibson, will probably be candidate
for reelection 1t is said that some of
the leading members of the county
board would like TO see Christ return
ed for another year.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

One 100 acre farm, S. acres under
cultivation, 10 acres cedar swamp;
good buildings, good water; one
fourth mile TO cheese factory and
public school, n miles s. w. OF VAL
ders Station.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-03-14

One 40 acre farm 2 miles $. " OF
Valders Station, good buildings, good
waterfall under cultivation; also 70
acres hard wood timber miles south
OF Valders Station: all in Town OF
Liberty, Manitowoc County, Wis. In
quire OF Anton Bergs, valders, Wis,
Il. K. 2. II
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Our Special Offer:
Mems AlI-wool Spring Suits
$14.0O and $500
Mems AlI-wooI Spring Overcoats
$14.OO and $500

and them with other madeoorder
where costing three five dollars Then you agree
ably surprised to find how Stylish and really fine
order garments get here at comparatively low price
Remember you obliged garment ordered it
does not suit you when it arrives
You take chance Whatsoever
anything fair than that
See window exhibit of of the sungs from
made
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country to furnish the latest styles of Suitngs
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Mems Spring Suits and Overcoats

Orders send them will
OF the best expert taors
great they have with during the past fifteen years
and
We wish you would examine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
RESIGNATION 0 +
SURGEON GENERAL
Colonel .Tunius F. Lynch Leaves
Service of Virginia
Volunteers.

Nows was received here yesterday
from norfolk OF thu resignation of Col
onel Junius f. Lynch. OF Norfolk, az
| surgeon general of the Virginia Volun.
teers. Coming without warning. the
resignation OF Colonel Lynch has oc-
casioned tha sncerest regret in mill
tary circles here. ami the belief is uni
vcrsally expressed that difficulty will
be experienced in tindlng his SUCCESSOR
III forwarding his resignation to Gov
ernor William Hodges Mann Colonel
Lynch stated that business affairs had
become SO pressing that the conscicn-
tious execution OF his duties was no
longer possible,
When asked regarding Colonel
Iynchs announcement last night. !Ad-
jutant-Ganeral Sale had this To say:
Colonel Lynchs resignation is re-
ccived by us with the greatest regret
Knowing as we do tho quality of ser
vice nc has rendered the Virginia mill
tia. His work has always been of the
finest character The resignation will
be accepted with tina consciousness OF
true loss. His place Will be hard 10
fill.
Colonel Lynch was appointed to the
Office OF surgeon general, Virginia Vol
unteers. by Governor Swanson, after
he had ably served twelve wears MS sur-
Before official action on his resignation
can be taken by Governor Mann thsre
are certain formalities which must be
performed, such as rendering a detailed
catalogue Of all military property in
the possession OF the surgeons .nernl's
department OF tho Virginia Volunteers
ut the time of his thirawal. His
resignation Will become effective as
soon as the noe sssary formalit!es are
completed.
There is no intimation OF vino is 70
be his SUCCESSOR.
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CASE IS CLOSED
BY GOVERNMENT
End Comes Thirteen Weeks
After 1t Is Begun in
Federal Court.
LENGTH RECoRD-BREAKING
Packers Counsel Will Argue
That Charges Have Not
Been Proved.
LENGTH
REC0RD-BREAKING

Chicago, March 6.-After thirteen
weeks and one day occupied in the Sc
lection of q jury and tho examination
OF witnesses. the government to-dny
closed Its case In the trial OF the ten
Chicago meat packers charged with
conspiracy In maintaining a combine
ton in restraint OF trade. THe case Is
said to be the longest criminal trial
in the history of the Federal courts.
Judge Carpenter Immediately adj
1ouned court for the day and an
nouncod that at tho opening to-mor-
row written motion signed by each
of the ten defendants would be pre-
sented asking the court to take the
case from the jury and discharge tho
packers on the ground that the gov
eminent has failed to provo It's charges
under the indictment. 1t is expected
that counsel for the defendants Will
argue nearly week on the motion.
Tho closing hours of tho govern.
ment's side OF tho case were taken
up with the reading of statistical data
on the packing industry in the United
states and stipulated statements Of tho
corporate history of tho compun es
controlled BY tho defendants.
Tho trial was begun December 5,
and tho Jury was sworn in December
Is. -hc first witness for the govern
ment was called December 90. Forty
nine witnesses were examined by the
government and l.404 documents Of
various kinds were introduced in evil
dence
The salient points which the gov
eminent sought to bring out In tho
presentation OF it's case were:
That the National Packing Company
which Is owned by the Armour, Swift
md Morris interests. was the instru-
mcnt used in the alleged fixing of
prices and determining the volume Of
shipments.
That the defendants In the years
1902. 1905 1909 and q part OF 1910.
the period covered BY the indictment
regularly attended the directors meet
inGs of the National Packing Company.
held IN Chicago every Tuesday after
noon, where It is alleged information
was exchanged and margins and ship
ments agreed upon.
That representatives OF Armour &
Co. Swift 6 Co. Morris & Co. and the
National Packing Company IN New
York, Boston and other Eastern cities.
exchanged margins and telegraphed
them to their superiors in Chicago
each week.
That the system Of figuring the test,
uniform and was used for the purpose
of comparing business results.
That allowances for hides In ngur-
ing the test cost We're discontinued
in November, 1907, and Resumed in
April. 1909.
That tha allowances for fat and
other byproducts in figuring the test
cost were practically uniform through
out the period covered by the indict-
ment.
Statistics read Icy lean p. Mueller,
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CHARTERS ISSUED

Amendment to foreign charter, state
81 Wost Virginia: Dnnvillo Coop era
Tive Warehouse Company. of Danville,
from $4,000 to s25o,oo0.
r g. Royster Mercantile Company.
incorporated, Norfolk, Va Mercantlis
business. Capital. $1,000 to $4,000.
W; IL Royster. Norfolk. Va: c. A.
Sohn son. secretary and treasurer, Tar
:. Salem Orchard Corporation. Salem.
Ing. selling and dealing in fruits o. w.
Suenting. President. Wilmerding, Pa.
Z. a. Cittins. secretary, East aicKces-
port, Pa.i Q. 1. Miller. treasurer. VIII
merdins. Pa
Forest Grove Corporation. Staunton.
va. Real estate business Capital, So
goo to $4,000 j. W. II. Filson presi-
aent; 3. c. Neff. vice. president; L. w.
n Peyton, secretary and treasurcr~
all OF Stanton. Va
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JOSEPH +. BRADY,
Clerk
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circuit Court OF Anpe,I..


Tho United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morning
at 1880 O'Clock with Circuit Judges
ION and Pritchard and District Judges
ance.
/. Frederick S. sttt. OF washington. D.
T., was admitted to practice In this
Tho following case was submitted on
No. 1os2. Louisa Hall. in hor own
r!9ht, etc. appellant. vs. Jerome Swart
appellee; appeal from the Circuit Court
At Richmond. Patent case Cause
submitted on briefs by Frank S. Ap-
pieman. of Washington. y. c., and Ar
aen lowell. Of Richmond, for the APP
pcllant. and by Frederick S. Stitt and
X. S. and a. ID. Lacey. OF Washington,
Tor tho appellee.
Court adjourned until this morning
Cases In Chill To-Day.
No; 1856. Norfolk and Atlantic Ter
Iminai Company. plaintiff In error. vs.
frank Rotolo. defendant in error: In
Va To ee argued By W. H. venable, OF
norfolk, Va. and Eppa Hunton. Jr..
and Henry w. Anderson, OF Richmond
va. for tho plaintiff in error, and by
OF Norfolk. Va, for the defendant In
error.
No. 1887, state OF West virginia, ex
rel. John Halfpenny and Robert C.
penny & Hamilton. plaintiffs In error
vs.. Floyd Mcdonald and Citizens Trust
and Guaranty Company OF West Vir-
ginla. defendants in error; in error to
To be argued - ". 3. and f. L. Max
we'll. of Elkins. w Va. and Fl. NJ. Nc
canghsy. OF Philadelphia, Pa. for the
plaintiffs In error, and by Talbot and
w. Va. and Fred C. Blue. of Charles
ton, for the defendants In error
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Jur Saie

DELiCloUS SMITHFlELD SAUSAGE
now on gale at your grocer's
ONE SECONDHAND SAFE. GOOD AS
rs. Cheap. AddEeEs p o. Box No.
1913, Richmond, Va
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

tNE-NIEN NNRNIEK Of TIT SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. D.-Following schedule figures publish
I'D as Information and not Guaranteed:
For the Sorth-Daiiy: $40 ~ ~ Local
lo:i5 ~ ~ Express. 300 p. ". Express.
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for AZ
lania and Birmingham. il:i5 p. NJ Express,
Week Days: 500 T. ~. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 2. M.-Daily.-ConIectlns for Bal
timore Mon, Wed. and Friday. $500 A. NJ
EK. sun. and 2:I5 T. M.-Mon Wed ana
Friday-Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South; ESQ A. H. s;15 A 81,
1850 F. NJ. sos p NJ. daily: y $50 Ex Sun.
From West Point: $50 a. " daily u:aS A
~, Non, We. and FRI. AIS p. 81. Eek. sun.
g E BURGESS. D. p A..
SO E Main - phora Madison ~
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ORDER OF NoTICE FOR DISCHARGE
On this 9th day of March, a. d,
1912. on reading The petition for dis
charge Gi the bankrupt, II is
Ordered by the court, that a hearing
be had upon the same on the G'rii
DAY OF APRIL, y. u. 1912, before
SAID court at Richmond, in snid
district. at IL o'clock noon: ana that
notice thereof be published in The
Times Dispatch newspaper printed
In said district. and that ali known
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and place.
and show cause. If any they have. why
the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
And il is further ordered By the
court. that the clerk shall send by
mail TO all known creditors copies ot
said petition and this order, addressed
TO them at their places Of residence Is
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WhDDllI., .IIt.. Judge OF the said court.
and the seal thereof. at Richmond. m
said district, on the 9Th day OF March.
a. u. 1912.
Attest:
JOSEPH p BRADY,
Clerk.
iScal)
MIR. EMMETT SEAToN.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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Officers Iilccfcil.

The following ofHscrs and directors
We're elected yesterday AT the annual
OF the Stockholders of the
Richmond Union Stock Yards Company:
y. Ilei!stern. president: Il. c. Braucr.
vice president; John Rcbman. sccrcta-
ry. and W. G. Lambert. treasurer. Di-
rect ors---A Hellstcrn, ]. S. Brauer. T..
z. Rraucr. j. W. Carson, Maurice Block
Z I'd Y "
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as directed by dscree of the Cir
cuit Court Of Dinwiddic county, en-
tered at It's December term, 1911, in
the suit of Meade {. Edmunds vs. I. c.
Edmunds ct ais. the undersigned spe-
c!al commissioner vii! sen oy public
auction, In front OF the Bank OF Din
widdie. at Mckenney. Va. on
MONDAY. MARCH ii. 1912,
at IL o'clock NJ.
"a All Of the standing timber six
inches and upward in diameter on a
certain tract OF land containing els
acres. situate about one mile from Nc
kenney.
1t is estimated that there are abou,
100000 feet OF pine. oak and poplar
timber. about 10000 railroad ties. and
considerable quantity OF gum and
cedar on said tract The purchaser
will be given three years to cut and
remove said timber and the usual
right OF locating sawm.lls. lumber
yards, etc.
TERMS: Cash
CD Said tract OF land containing Sis
acres, known as the J. F. Edmunds
home tract. fronting on the Nill Road
In said county and adjoining the lands
OF Dr. r E. Wilkinson, =. r Wells.
Zehmer and others, together with the
dwelling house. outbuild.ngs and ton
ants house thereon
TERMS: One-third cash: balance I'm
one and two years, evidenced by rego-
TABLE notes, With interest from date
o. sale
]. NJ TOWNSEND.
Special Commissioner.
RENNIE BUTTERWoRTH.
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expert accountant FOR tho government.
showed that seventy POUNDS of beef are
consumed per capita a year In this
country: that thoro are 2s.4O7 slaugh-
Yer houses In the United States, Of
mour. Swift. Morris and the National
Packing Company. and that these com
ponics slaughter 57.6S per cent OF nil
government inspected cattle killed and
a0.22 OF all cattlo killed In this coun-
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

i3o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS News
$40 A.-Locai-Daiiy- Ch'yillo FIT sun
ThurpionS '
iS:0, A.-ESEresy-Daily-Nor OLD ,,otn,.
Tlv:S A:-L9cal--Daily-L Lex. C. ForE
'E;Vo P-ExpFess6NDal Iy-,.in. -L'yillc
t:Vt P-EApress-Dsily-i!or N Nav,
s@ P.-Locnl-Daiiy-S. News Old poin,
e.ie i-Daiy-Gordonsviile.
S'S F;-Locai-Ed sun.--LehbG. Natural
Bridge, Clifton Forge
'5:3 P.-LIEu aed-Daiiy-C incyn'ti CHR.
100 P.-ESprrss-Dati3-r' ucinnn,. I,v,Ii.
'sleepeTs. tPsrlor Cars, e'
TRAINS ARRIVE RICEMOND-I.ocal from
East: si5 A. NJ. 1850 P. Il. Through from
East: 1850 A. A.. $50 P. a. Local from
West: $3.50 a. NJ. 1855 ~ Ii. and 7:i5 p M
Through: $50 a. ~. 2:75 P. VI. ana s:so p Il.
James River Limo: '-S:a5 A. Nj. Gas P ~.
e. Daily except sunday
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Addrcsnes Socialist ,Iectinr

Walter J. willard. prominent So
cialist. addressed an enthusiastic meet :
ing Tuesday night ut the City Audito-
rum. when lie spoke on the subject
How Things Happen to Happen" Fol
lowing the address the sum Of $3.50
was raised FOR the benefit OF the Law
renee, Mass, strikers
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To TelI Of Conditlonx In chlnn.

Rev. 5; II: Littell. Episcopal mission
afternoon ut o'clock at St james
Church ana tomorrow Night at s
o'clock in st. Pauls on the political
ee.uucatlonal and religious conditions IN
China. Mr., Littell was In China 1ur
Ing the first ten weeks of the recent
revolution. ana will give all accurate
account concerning the worlds young
est republic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
Old Suit Dismis.ch

Tho chancery suit OF Adolphus Hum
bles against the United Endowment
and Life Insurance Company of Vir-
sinia, and y. w. Hartman. Jr., Urea IS
urcr of the Commonwealth OF Vir-
glnia- was dismissed from the dock ct
OF the City Circuit Court yesterday on
motion OF the attorney for the plain
tin
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Roy Is Inirrn,iny.

The condition OF William T.wiS. Jr.. tho
fourteen-year-old ncwsboy. who WAS struck
on the head by an iron bar NsIeh zen from
tho First National Bank Building. Ninth
ana Main Streets, Tuesday afternoon, was
last nGht said a; the Virginia Hospital 10
he improved 1t is believed tina; ne VIII re-
cover. although an usiv gnsh was !nnlcteh
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SEABOARu AIR IINE.

Southbound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mond daily: $40 y M-Local to Norlina
l:so u. M.-Slcepcrs nnd conches, Atlanta
Birmingham. savannah, Jacksonvilie STA p
M.-Fior!da Limited tcXccpt sunday 9:i2 p
y, M-Secpers and coaches, Birmingham
Memphis. Scrthbound trains scheduled to
arrive IN Richmond daily: 5:52 \. M. 1888 a.
NJ. 9;2s A. NJ. (cNcept Monday. sos L. a.,
$50 l.. NJ. Locni
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On this 9TH day OF March, A. q,
lsl2. on reading the petition for dis
charge of tn" bankrupt, it Is
Ordered by the court, that a hearing
be had upon the same on the 6TH
DAY OF APRIL, ~. ID. 1912, before
said court, at Richmond, in said
district. ar u o'clock noon: and that
notice thereof be published in The
Times Dispatch newspaper printed
In said district. and that all known
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and place,
and show cause. II any they have. WIN
the prayer of the said petitioner Should
not be granted.
And il is further ordered by tho
court. that the clerk shall send by
mail TO ali Known creditors copies OF
said petition and this order, addressed
10 them at their places of residence as
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDA11rND
WADDlLL. IR.. Judge OF the said court.
and the seal thereof. at Richmond, in
said district, on the 5th day OF March,
y. ID. 1912.
Attest:
JOSEPH +. BRADY.
Clerk
ME-. WILLIS. s. SMITH
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BUSINESS opportunities

OLD And PERFECTLY RELIA BLE
business house in this city. with a
view to extending their limos and
Increasing their business, wishes TO
sell a limited quantity OF prefer
red stock Invite thorough investiga-
tion and will guarantee Investment.
Ihis is a chance for good invest
ment with absolute security. K 442,
care Time5-Dispatch.
WILL SELL ALL OR ANY PART
OF my $4,000 stock in G. West Vir-
Blnia gas company that Is earning
20 per cent. annually. as need
money to protect another Investment
The company supplies gas to three
towns and IL headed by prominent
banker and business men. For par
ticulars address r. .. Box ll3, Wash
1ngton, d. c.
WANTED. a PARTNER WITH $4,000
10 JOIN me in a sules agency. repre-
senting one of the largest manu-
featuring companies In the south
Wen established: practically have a
monopoly. Profits satisfactory. In
vestment secure. Address Post ONCE
Box No. 1923.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILyYAY.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK,
Schedule In eject January list, 1912.
Leave BYRD Street Station. RI ,h,nond FOR
NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ. $500 p. NJ. '4:iO p. Il
FOR LIZ NCHBURG AND THE WEST: .s;!y
A. Al. 10000 a. VI, 800 p. M..'s:20 p. A.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: su:io A. Al.
'6;55 e. NJ. $50 Il. II. From tho wsst: se:Is
a. NJ. Ha:oo y. NJ. $40 P. ~. '6:05 p IL,
800 p. N.
pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars.
W. e BEVILL c. II. BOsLHH,
q + a.. Roanoke. d. p \. Richmond
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lifal Gata1e Fur aa

ExcEPTIoNAL BARGA1N. N (; d
farm OF Sc $40 acres. situated one
mile from the thriving town of
ooranse, in the herat OF the fertile
on macadam road makes II Is
minutes from the railroad station.
hish school,, churches, business
mas eight rooms and IS new with
water bathroom. etc. The barn,
stable and otner outhuildings are
In good condition SiXty-siX apple
trees insure an abundance Of fruit.
~ clio acres IN cultivation; 80 acres
In woods OF good young timber. soil
red and gray PRICE, S5.25c: $4,000
cnsh. For further information APP
ply L. Q. Box 800. Orange. Va
MODEL MODERN FARM OF ABOUS us
acres, OF which l0J acres are cleared
ard have been for four years under
scientihe developmenti located in
Green Mountain sector OF Abe
marie. two miles from Warren sta
tion, on {. X O iiy.; modcrn six
room residence, with bath room, fur
buildings, all built two years ago.
IN ideal country home combined
with good farm of moderate size.
Address OWNER" care Postmaster,
y SPLENDID CoWARipIN AVENI; r
home. large lot: cheap. T.. L.. care
Times Dispatch,
j J
IL acres me land. adjoining village:
grand opportunity for physician: n
bargain. II aiH. care Times pispa tch.
o. ACRES NEAR CITY: ONE MILE
from car line; only 500 per acre buy
now. II 3iS. care Times Dispatch
GRACE STREET CORNER, NEAR
Henry. NJ an extremely low ngurc to
make quick sale can be ga silly con-
verted into desirable apartments ~
". BOWIE &. son.
IF YOU WANT a BARGAIN IN AMf:-
LA county farm large or small,
write EGGLESTuN & MANN. Amelia,
Va.
WANTED. FOR CASH CUSTOMER.
$4,000 or $4,000 brick investment Let
us have your house. y. w. BOWIE
SUBURBAN ACREAGE FROM FIRST
hands. and ripe for subdivision, can
be bought, at price 20 ensure rich
profits from y. ". BOWE. & son.
WEST END LOTS. NEAR THE RESER-
Hoir lake and right at car line. To
mako quick sale only S25 per foot
Don't fail TO get the description and
avail yourself Of n money-makInG
proposition. n. w. BOWIE s. SON.