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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
TULLAHoMA NOTES.

Rev, j. S. Swift. the popular pas
tor of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
has just closed one of the greatest re-
vivals for Rev. ]. H. Mastin in Chat.
tanooga that has been held in that
city for a number of years. Rev.
Swift is one among the greatest re-
viva'ists in the state Rev. N. B.
Morton was in Shelbyville last Mon
Gay looking after his property, and
the interest of the Turner Normal
College, Rev. G. Utley is pushing
the pen in the interest of his in
surance company at Decherd and Es-
till Springs this week. Rev. N. p.
Grigg and wife, of Fayetteville.
Tenn, Mrs. f. E. McElroy, of South
Pittsburg, and and Mrs. Luna Brown.
of Estill Springs, are the guests OF
VIM. Jenkins and wife this week
Mrs. Bette Hunt is quite sick at
this writing, Mr.. Jerry School has
accepted a lucrative position with the
N, c., and st. L. Railway Company
Miss Emma Clendenen, who has been
quite sick, is much improved at this
writing. Rev. N. B. Morton had
made Mr.. Ed Holoway's house looF
like a new one, with that fine coat
of paint Rev. Morton knows how
to use a brush. Miss Matte C
Mastin will be a store visitor in Chat
tanooga next week. Mrs. R. o. Law!
and Mrs. T. B. Spencer are attendins
the commencement at Turner Norma
in Shelbyville this week. Read tn,
Globe and keep posted like Mis-,
Mamie Hunt. Mr.. Belcher, of Nash
vile, spent last Sunday in our town
Mr.. Bud McGhee is kept very bus,
installing and overhauling soda foun
tains. MIR. Frank Ramsey has &C
cepted a lucrative position with tn,
insurance company Mrs. Emlin,
Brown, who has been quite sick, Il
much improved at this writing
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
KEELING NOTES.

Rev. v H Murray. formerly or
Myrtlewood, Ala. now feeding the
flock in Pottersville Presbyterian
Church, will expound the Word or
God in Greenleaf Presbyterian Church
Sunday, May 5th. at II a. m, Rev.
Murray is a graduate OF Lincoln UNI
versity, Philadelphia, and a member
Of the Birmingham Presbytery. We
are informed that MT Johnnie Tay-
Tor and ct. al left Saturday for Jack
son, Tenn, for few days stay. The
pea crop is very much behind this
season: more so than usual. The
season Is on for printing bills, adver-
tisements, etc. Call on Sir F. T.
Jones for the same We have need
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
FARMINeToN NOTES.

Mr.. George Dysart who has been
on the sick list, is better We had
grand supper at the Cumberland
Church Saturday night Rev. d. c.
Dobbins failed to get here Sunday to
preach, but the pulpit was well sup
piled with preachers. Rev Samuel
Brooks preached an interesting ser
mon and Rev. o. f. Bishop preached
an excellent sermon Sunday night
Rev. T. H. Bonner assisted them
Mrs. Willie Mayfield gave her father
birthday dinner, also for the preach
ers and others. Miss Ella Duncan
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
CARRIERS GREEK NOTES.

The third quarterly session of the
Duck River District Auxiliary was
held with the First Baptist Church.
Columbia, April 10, 20, 81, 1912. A
motion prevailed that copy Of the
following resolutions be sent the
Nashville Globe, the Nashville Clari-
on and Union-Review for publication
Life is eternal and when the soul Is
freed from its mortal dreams and
borne on celestial pinions through
the beautiful gates ajar into the
realm invisible, incorruptible, which
God has prepared for His own, it viii
expand into the glorious image and
likeness Of its Creator and shint in
fadeless beauty through eternity. She
still lives in the Omnipotent SDirit
the all-pervading presence. And
when this mortal shall put on i'm
mortality, then shall come to pass the
saying, Death is swallowed up in
victory"
Whereas, The beautiful earth life
of Mrs. Sarah Brazier ended March 2
1912, and her spirit went into the
silent land, yet not alone for the On
nipotent spirit who said 10. I am
with you Away" sustained her with
His rod and staff of the shadow
Whereas, The Ruck River District
Auxiliary realizes it has lost an ac.
tive and esteemed member, who. in
all the varied duties of life. dis.
charged them with degree of fdeli.
~ known only to the consecrated.
Christian,
Resolved. That copy or this tri-
butte be sent to the bereaved family
also spread upon the minutes of orr
books; be it further
Resolved, That the Duck River Dis.
trict Auxiliary extend our tender love
and detD sympathy to the sorrowine
ones with the assurance that death
Is only a dream"
L. B. MCCONNELL, Secretary.
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to thank God each day of our lives
when We scan the pages Of the news
papers we can read of some calamity
that has happened to some one and
some place. Yet so far we are I'M
hurt. God has shown his mercy to-
wards us, more so than we deserved
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city high school, left last Sunday for
her home at Madisonville, Tenn. Mrs
Amanda Mosley, of Columbus, Ohio,
is still AT the bedside of her sick sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Jones, who is i'm
proving. We are glad to see Mr.. Ar
thur Johnson out again after being
indisposed for the past three weeks.
Miss Sinia Broyles, of Morgantown,
has accepted a position as second
cook at the Aque Hotel. Rev. j. d.
Miller left this morning for Riton,
Tenn, to fill his appointments.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
IN LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
~ k&rA ~ q 4 ~
Range.
HAYWARD & cLARk's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, May "a Liverpool
was poor with futures about points low
-er than due, spots 6 points down; sales
5000 bales. our correspondent cabled
Labor troubles again look serious 3"
English consols y lower
The weather continues nearly perfect.
particularly i'm respect TO night tempera
lures. which range UP to 10 in the north
ern belt Indications are for increasing
cloudiness in the Western states with
probably some showers in the northwest
ern quarter, partly cloudy to fair in the
rest Of the belt
Although bearish opinions prevail. our
market opened a unchanged prices. New
York advanced sharply soon after the
opening and pulled october here to II A.
This advance was attributed to buying on
The national ginners report expected
Monday, and Liverpool covering shorts
over the holidays
Liverpool also followed the advance IN
Net York and ! to points higher than
YESTERDAY Gables said the buying was
on prediction Of very bullish national
ginners condition forecast promised for
Monday 10 Tuesday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
TOBACCO AGAIN
MARKET LEADER
Scores Sharp Advance ACtiv-
ity Shown in Number of
Other Stock Issues.
gv CHARLES w. STORM.

NEW YORK. May 24-The American
Tobacco common was again the feature
the opening of the stock market today.
This issue opened al 21S, against 273 at
the close on Thursday.
Although recession We're shown in
few issues al the beginning the general
tone was good and the majority OF ac-
tive stocks showed an upward movement.
The rard coal stocks We're also promi-
nent. Lehigh Valley lost Z a the outset,
advanced Is. The New York traction
stocks also were in good demand United
States Steel common was up 8 The
same amount of gain was made in Union
Pacific and American Smelling. Cana
dian Pacific ard AtchiSOn advanced a.
The curb market was duh and steady,
American railroad shares and Canadian
Pacific were steady in London on profess
sional support
Activity was shown in a number of is
sues in the late forenoon Reading was
prominent, although the majority Of rail
road issues We're quiet PlttSburg coal
issues were strong A better tone was
shown in United States Rubber. which
advanced points. The Hill stocks also
were strong, both Northern Pacific and
Great Northern preferred making frac-
tional advance The traction shares were
in good demand
Business continued dun in the late aft
ernoon trading. but the undertone re-
ally for the better. Virtually all of the
speculative interest was centered in the
specialties Local traction issues re-
sponded slightly to the announcement Of
approval Of subway contracts by the
board of estimate. SeaboaTd Air Line was
active and strong
The market closed steady.
Governments unchanged other bonds
steady
Stock quotations:
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SPOT COTTON MARKET.

Atlanta. steady middling 11is
New York quiet. middlinE II so
New orleans, steady middling II 11-16
liverpool. easier. middling s S6d
savannah quiet. middling H.
augusta steady middling 12c
Mobile. steady middling ia
Galveston quiet middling l17s
Norfolk. quiet middlng 11ss
Wilmington nominal
Little Rock, quiet middling lis.
Charleston. nominal mddlng IL.
Louisville firm middling liz.
Philadelphia steady middling 1885
Boston. quiet middling Il so
Baltimore. nominal, mddling ia.
Memphis. steady middling &c
81 Louis, steady middling IFS
Houston. steady middling II as
Louisville firm; middling 1l's
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
STOCKS.
BY CHARLES WI STORM.

NEW YORK.. May 25.9PractfcalIy ali
the speculative interest was centered in
few specialties at the opening of the
stock market today Peoples Gas was
the. most prominent of these. opening at
1l5&, or a gain of TX over last nights
closing. New York traction stocks also
ranged fTactionally higher
Business was on a limited scale and
tone was firm and price changes were
generally directed toward higher levels
Brooklyn Rapid Transit gained e Inter
boro was up 4. Other gains were Steel
common a, Reading Is, Canadian Pacific
q, and Union Pacific a Pennsylvania
lost H.
The curb was steady
The Whitsuntide holiday was observed
in London, and there was no stock mar
kets in that city.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
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CHRONICLES WEEKLY
REPORT ON WEATHER

NEW YORK May 25-Our advices by
wire from the South are on the whole of
quite favorable tenor Dry weather has
prevailed almost every where. and the crop
is doing We'll generally Texas reports
indicate that cotton is up 10 a tine stand
throughout the state The Mississippi
river is falling rapidly, and planting is
being pushed as fast as the water leaves
the overlooked land
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GRAIN.

CHICAGO. May 25.-Wheat was y to
&c higher Northwest receipts we're
smaller, but this was offset by good rains
in Kansas. where most needed Cash
wheat was active ard strong
Corn was Is to 70 higher with the May
neglected early.
Oats were up a to ssc on shorts buy
ing There we're no cables from Liver
pool, owing to the Whitsuutide holiday
Provisions were fractionally lower with
hogs
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COTTON MARKET oplNloNa.

Miller & Co: We still continue our
belief that sales made on strong SPOTS
will prove profitable as long as favora bic
weather continues.
Thompson. Towle & CO The market
appears to be having good tone and
NAV have a further rally
HAYDEN Stone & Co. II is 2 question
Of the weather
Baily & Montgomery. Southern mar
kets remain very steady. and there is no
pressure to sell anywhere
Pell & Co: Bull side advocated
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TODAYS
rs.
COTTON.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Due to splendid
generally fair weather there over Sunday.
the cotton market opened barely steady
today with prices unchanged to ) points
lower
There was no market in Liverpool on
account of Whitsuntide hoIiday.s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
HIGHLAND AvENrE RARGAIN.

OWNER SAYS he MUST SELL.
and he viii sell al a price that
is really and truly sacrifice.
This house has six rooms nicely
papered beautiful mantels, and
q good level lot house faces
south has hot water combination
fixtures and has been built two
years last month What we want
is an offer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
RANGE IN NEW YORK SurunEs.

opened steady at SO to points decline
A. l2:15 p. m was steady at a net de
cline of to 81 points. Fair business
doing in spot cotton at points decline
mddlinG $50; sales 5000 including 100
American; speculation and export 1000;
imports 900; american 500.
Tenders, new docket. s 900 bales
At the close the market was steady at
advances of / to Y points above the
closing of Thursday
RANGE IN LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Enfnrea nnennd nt1iet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
TONE BETTER IN
COTTON MARKET
Advance Due to Buying on
Expected National Ginners'
Report Monday.

NEW YORK. May - tine cotton mar
ket opened steady today First prices
ranged from point lower to points
TIE opening was very quiet. but it was
soon evident that there was little cotton
for sale and a few good buying orders
10 come from the few who are favora BILE
to the bull side while the selling was
scattered. The general feeling on the
floor continues bearish, based on good
weather, which now prevails over the en-
tire belt \ few very strong interests
here favor the bull side, believing that
the shortage in the central and eastern
belt viii cut the high average in the
West, and many things can happen to
prevent a large crop.
In the afternoon and UP to the last
hour the market had a firm undertone
with prices ruling . to II points above
the previous close.
The market at the close was steady
net TO ] points above Thursdays finals
Spot houses we're BUYERS in the last hour
and some OF the Waldorf crowd was re-
ported as covering
The Visibe supply Of American cotton
decreased during the past week 81 SOL
gainst decrease Of Ill ,4f2 last year
and decrease Of 50, 233 the year before
other kinds increased 5000, against an
crease of 5000 the year before The
otal visible supply decreased 14&-S01
against u decrease Of tf0,412 last year
and a decrease of 112.233 the year be-
Worlds visible supply.
1912 1911. 1910.
American ..T3 1874 .9S9T1 ,4S4. 579T /. 965. 4Ae
other kinds . 1855, 900 t. 1873, 900 / L sc, 900
Total. all kinds 1882, 9S9 3,1t7.579 g, fS1 40S
Worlds spinners takings:
1872 1911 1910.
For week 221 600 1856 600 $4,000
Since Sept i19169 0oO 10, 304 900 1854 900
Movement into sight
1912 1911 1910.
Overland w'k I2224 J0,059T 9441
Since Sept l. 927 500 S95. SAB 10. POS
Ia sight wk 69,074 75.176 93,744
Since Sept I. IA, 991 .SS7 II 456, sos 9856,S11
SO consump. 10000 10000 "a, 900
Weekly interior movement:
1912 1911 1910
Receipts ............ %, 500 1914 90 ,646
Shipments ......... ASH 80 Dol 81, 1888
Stocks ..............i 240. 696 200 200 253 703
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MINING STOCKS.

BOSTON. NAV "a Opening Boston
Corbir r. Anouez a. santa Fe 45s,
Butte Superior IS. Copper Range 58aa
East Boston Is.
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POST RECEIPTS.

The following table shows receipts at
the ports today compared with the same
6aN last wear.
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CHICAGO CAS- LOTS.

Following are receipts for FRIDAY ana
.timated receints Tor Saturaav
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Real Estate For Sale.
SHARP 8 BoTLsroN

PONCE DE LEON AVENUE.
THIS IS ~ THE SECTION that
is moving right along now and
the place is right in line for adj
Vancement This is q good prop-
psition for some one vino wants
to buy for quick profit
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Saturday,May2 9l2.
O'CLOCK PM.

@%
known as Fulton cOuntv's "Old Hum
phries Street Barracks" Fronting Hum
phries, Stephens, Cunningham and Black
gum streets.
Will be sold at auction on the premises.
Without reserve or set price" this tract
of Fulton county property will be sold to|
the highest bidder in lots 35xIoo average.
size
This is ideal small investment property.
near the Southern Shops. Hghtower's Will
inghams and numerous other large plants,
assuring enhancement of value
Car service within one block
Take Stewart avenue car get off att
Stephens street Zone block to efN.
Fake Mcdaniel street car, get off at.
/, Stephens street Zone block to right.
TERMS: The terms offered bv the.
county on this property are one-ffth cash,
balance, one, two, three and four years; in
terest per cent, payable annually, on or
before maturity.
For plats or additional information call.
at the office of
THOMSON & l. YNES.
IS and 20 Walton Street
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COTTON SEED OIL

Cotton seed on quotations.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Quotations in cotton futures:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25

losed ea7y. Sales 1o,3o0 barrels
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rocKs- op.n HirhlLov. An n Ic rF: :s

Stock quotations.:
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BARGAINS!

LIZ III NNI Nil M:
;;cvcn-rc room new house West Main
nicely located; every convenience
chap. Only $500.
Seven room corner house. Floyd Ave-
nue.; brick; detached; rear porchcs
good lot; excellent house. Only
tf.15O.
Ilight-room Floyd Avenue house. in
1909 block: all convcniences: very
cheap. Only si,750.
Ninc-room West Grace: detached; hot
water heated: servants room in
yard. Only s9,2T5.
SiX-room Park Avenue residence: brick ::
modern; semi ID etached. Only Si,l25.
Sevon-room brick house, on Mulberry
Street; right on car line; good and
very cheap house. Only $3.50.
Three beautiful new sixroom brick
houses on Taylor street. Just beyond
Boulevard Price. $3,25O.
several excellent bargains in Barton
Heights. Battery Court. Falkland
and Gintcr Park. See us II you con-
template buying or trading.
JULIAN G ANDERSON & co.
Basement American Bank Building
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aurtion RuIrs, future DapG
- ~ '>r>>-~> ~ >~--->N>>-.>> --e>,~~
TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE.
.. +. Flanhart rinting Co.,
IS N. 18th Street.

We will sell Tor the undersigned
trustee.
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY II, 1919.
commencing al 1890 \. NJ.
at IL North Twelfth street. one Cen
Jury Press. one Pony Press. Potter
Press. Chandler, & Price Prsss conncc-
tons. Paper Cutters twO-hors power
Motors and Box. twu three horse
power Motor and Box. one half horse
power Motor ana BoX. Caps ana Cases.
BOOK. job and Combination Cases
wood and Zinc. Galieys. polhemus
Cabinets. Hamilton Cabinets. three
Lead Cutters, three Imposing stones
Body Type. Fob Type. Wood Type. Cuts
anu EiectrotypcS, etc, etc: ono Iron
Safe one Remington Typcwritcr. Roll
Top Desk. one Standing Desk, Cabi-
nets. etc.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
EMMETT SEATON.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctlonecrs
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| $50
Horses
1850
Mules
AT THE
Southern Stock Y ards

This will make more Horses and Mules than we
Come for this sale.
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AN OLD WORLD ROMANCE
CeLMINATE> IN BItISTOJ.

Especial to The Times Disbatch.1
bfistol, Va, February i6.-.Nn old
world romance cultninatcI here to-day.
Wneh MRS, Celestine Wahl;in, ma
tive OF Vienna, Austria. and one of
enc .pretticst women OF foreign birth in
America. became the bride of DR.. U.
baldwin. OF Columbus, OHIO. Tie cou-
pie met In Vienna dutiu.- pr Bald
WINS travels abroad, ana ~ correspom-
aence which followed rjpencd into Il
fervcnt courtshp.
DR.. J. NJ. Shciburne. Of the First Zap
tisI Church, oElciated At The marriage.
the bridal trip Will be 10 Rev Or
leans.
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by y. w. Bowe &: Son.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
IliiGSTGi:'S SAIL; or An ENCELI. EN,r
FRAME DWELLING HOl II. on
FEN DALI Az i;N';E. BiiOOE
fAith. IA AUCTION.

By virtue Of a. cc.t:it, ,;cG n, $50,
dated May nth, 1909, ard recorded in
The ci".k's cii.-e nr ii.rrico Circuit
Court IN u. b. !s5.i page %3S.
there having been Gafuuit In the nav
mrnt OF a portion OF tho debt secured
IN said deed OF trust, sell by publ.
auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ETH 1912
~ O'Clock i. NJ.
the property above referred 10. con-
siHtihG OF q coinparaiivc!y new two
STORY frame dwelling, ON = lot fronting
10 feet. and running back l25 zee, 10
q public hl.cy in the rear. Yhis prop-
cruz - on the west eide OF F.ndalI
avenue, beginning 10 feet south of
bTookl"nd Park Boulevard and IS.
therefore. very close to tile car inc,
This is good house and lot, and
scckGrH ana others
ri!!:MS: Cagh
STUART BOWL. trustee.
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Rea 7! Estate Agents.
Basement American Bank Building.
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Sale Of Refused and Un
claimed Freight OF Every
Description.

We VIII sell at public auction. TO
the highest bidder. unless otherwise
disEos"d Of. al orr freight warehouse.
corner Seventeenth and Marshall
Streets, itichmond, Va, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL. 1912,
commencing at 10 4. NJ.
various lots or Dry Goods, Rugs. Drug
gets. Furniture. Hardware, and MIS-
cellaneolis Articles
Also at Il Noon
Three carloads Lumber aid one ear
load Of building Brick.
Public are requested - attend. Tie
"atei SEATS provided for ladies. and
10 oHt-of-town buyers for shipping
goods.
L, l. SCHERER.
General ':lum Agent
chesapeake and Ohio hallway Go
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aurtiun sales, as6nnap
The Valentine Auction Co.
aUSTIONEERs
q 4 q EAST BROAD ST
FURNITURE. SHOES, ETC. AT AUc.
TION.

We viii s',ll 1T No. SIS East Broad
ro-MoIshoW MoNDAY,. FEB. f2.
commencing at 1880 o'clock.
a2r account of whom it may concern.
ABOUT So par Shoes
Also y lot OF ilonschoii Furnitur. OF
Fh!i"uS kinds. large nuInba! OF Drug
gets. CARPETS, Mating. etc.
Ladies Invited 40 attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION 90
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Rfal G5tate
Do You Know It2

~ wide modern bridge Is being built
over James River, connecting the
Rtchmonds." We have number of
sites Tor factory or warehouse, with
railroad trackage; also several desir-
able dwellings,. in South Richmond, to
will be more valuable when the bridge
Is completed. This Is not q "hint,"
but statement of fact. 'ist
o. a. HAWKINS,
Real Estate, Loans Rentals,
100 North Seventh Street
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Asalltirup. 5lulu.ss.

IN T;lE DISTRICT COURT or TuE
- I'D - AZ ~ hDit IHr. l...ar-
ENN DiSIiNCI or Nll;lI.NlA:
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rs.ral G5tatr
'-s.----'-|~s--|0--I -1-N1-,|--'--1-'
WILL, EXCHANGE,

Will I|NII III VI.
Eight-room new modern home, near
near railroad station. Price not 10 cx-
coed $1,000. House NOW renting FOR
$500 PEI, amnutn.
Also good hot water heated new
home; every known convenience; close
10 centre OF Richmond; one square of
street car, for West End lots east Of
Sheppard Street. Lots must have all
city convcniences. Value house. $1,000,
Also .hrec lots Gloss to Battle An
hey for modern eiSht-rooIn hot water
heated house, West End, east OF BouIe-
ward. Vulue. about 10000
We have other good exchanges We
can make. See Us II Interested.
JULIAN C. ANDERSON * CO,
Real Estate Agents.
Basement American Bank Building
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WALTER sYDNoR,
j. HoGE KICKS.
Special Commissioners.

The hord required of the commits
Ei1ners in the above suit has been exc.
cuted. CHAs, o. sAvILLE.
Clerk.
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nc ch.glpelke nd OHIO .aIlwav Co.