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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
NJ hAN|GAL STILL
TELLS OF GRIMES
Plan Was to Place Eight or Ten
Men at Different Points and Ex-
plode Bombs simultaneously.

indianapolis, Ind, January 1G.--
When you arrive In Omaha to blow
up the power-house you will be met by
somebody who will show you where
It Is"
That statement said by ortie Nc.
Manisal the confessed dynamiter, tc
have been mado to him by John j. Bic.
Namara, the convicted secretary treas.
urer OF the International Association
Oh Bridge and Structural Iron WORKERS
was inquired into at the Federal grand
)urys investigation OF the dynamite
conspiracy to-day. McManigal says, In
response to the Instructions from Nc
Nafnhra, he went TO Omaha III july.
iSlo' to blow up tho power plant OF an
open shop" contractor, ana was mo,
by man whose name he gave
hcAianiSal said the man told him
ne mad communicated with Mcnamara
ABOUT the Job TO be blown up; that the
man himself would not do 1t because
no was not experienced In explosives
and so McManigal was chosen. The
evidence was in line with that being
gather ed by the government to ascer-
tain who II any. besides those already
known, woro Implicated in tho 100 OF
more explosions scattered over the coun.
Try In the last five years
1t was about the time of the Omaha
1oo. according to McManigal, thai
mcnamara said to him: II am going to
get six or eight gvod fellows and sta.
uon them about the country, so that
explosions Will take place in differen
cities all in one night, and they won't
Know who Is doing IT,"
Mechanical Is to be kept busy before
.he grand jury for the next three days
IN detailing what was not given in his
"r1tten confession from tho time he
was induced to so into the dynamltins
business In Detroit in June. 1907, down
TO his arrest last April.
The nineteen days sessions of the
grand jury so far have disposed O,
about 200 witnesses. Moro than 100
witnesses still are to testify.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
CHARGE OF ARSON
AGAINST PIERCE
Well-Known Danville Man Will
Be Examined by Commission
Of Lunacv
OF LUnaCy.
tspecial to The Times-Dispatcb

tSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
DanEille. Va, January 16.-B. f..
riercc a well-known citizen, was ar
'ested this morning on charge of ar
SON The warrant was sworn out by
IN insurance detective. VINO has been
,ere Tor tho past week investigating
me nre that occurred In Pierces home
IN January 4. On that night the
fire Department was called out to his
aouse. and small fire was found in
The parlor. Pierccs family. with the
exception of one son. was away at that
amc. The ilrcmen eStinguished the
oiazc with small chemical apparatus.
hardly had they put out the fire be-
core another was found raging in tho
;ear by the time this was suhdued
considerable damage had been done.
Detective Scott came here last Mon
day' and the result OF his Investigations
req TO the arrest of Pierce this morn
ing Pierce took his arrest calmly. So
strange is his behavior that no preltm-
mary hearing will be given him. but
a commission Of lunacy will be held,
'Pierce's attorney thinks his mind is
unbalanced. He is held in custody.
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FALLS ON TRACK:
STRUCK BY TRAIN
Especial to The T,me.-ni.n.o,

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
NeWoern' N. C., January l6.--Losing
MS toothold on the Ice and sno,y
which covered the track along which
nc was walking. Charles II. jacobson,
VINO lived on Pembroke Road, near
TINS city. was struck by the incoming
eastoound train on the Norfolk South.
ern Hallway Company's yards this
morning and received injuries from
which he died a short while later after
he had been carried to Stewards SAM.
torium.
Mr.. Jacobson was about sixty-fve
years OF age and for somo time has
oeen engaged in truck farming on
Pembroke Road. This morning he
left home, presumably for the purpose
OF coming into the city to attend 10
some business matters. There were
no eye-witnesses to the accident.
There is no doubt but that upon hear
ing the approaching train he attempt
ca TO get off the track and In doing so
fcll. His skull was crushed and one
OF his lower limbs broken.
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Autttnn 5aleS. Tflis Zap.
The Valentine AWtlpa Co
AiEno&sER3
o. q EAST BROAD. 8lI
AUCTION SALE
Stock and fixtures
THE
'sShop
300 Al C;v.L l..
Autttnn Scales. Ehis Zap.
ZU9 N. Sixth st.

On account of disseminating business,
We Will sell the. entire stock and inc
store fixtures OF The Woman's Shop,
No. 200 North Sixth Street.
TOMORROW (THURSDAY), JAM Is,
commencing at 1890 O'Clock.
me stock consists OF a large and
varied lins of Ladies' Tailored Suits,
SIX and Linen Suits, Dresses, Coats,
skirts, Waists, Petticoats. etc.
TILE FIXTURES
consist OF three Silent Salesman Show;
cases, six handsome Oak Suit Cases,
CHARTERED Oak Partition, with mirror
and frosted glass panels; large French
Plate Mirror. Tr.pi. Mirror. two small
Mirrors, Adjustable Display Tables.
Gombinot ion Lock Iron Safe. Oak Roll
Top Desk. Vienna Chairs, Sowing Ma
chine. Wax Figures. Bust and Full Fig
ure Forms. Stock Boxes. etc.
The stock. which consists OF strictly
hrst-class. high grade garments. will
be sold first, and will be arranged SO
az TO sell In lots or separate garments
10 suit the buyers attending
The Fixtures. all OF which arc made az
the best material and easily adapted to
various kinds of business. Will be sold
Immediately after sale OF stock
Dealers Invited to attend this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.

i:to A-A-o-ai--Daiiy-NeNpo Neya -;
s'%o A:-Local--Daily-Ch'villc Ex sun
Thurrlon5 -
1900 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Old Foinssj
iio v: WaA-Locai--Daiiy-Lch Lex. C. Foras,9
..W p.-Eaprcssf~Daily-.i L'villc,, o 3 80
tt:O P.-Sxpress-Dsiiy-i!ort N Saua
e:w Local -Daliy-N. Sews. uld Polne..
o:l9 cai-Daiiy-GordonsvliIe 1900
eis P,-Local-Ex. sun:-LchUs, Natural,
Bridge, Clifton Forge @-s5-f%
'6:5S P--l-iihi observation-disclosures chpyoM
'l:Oo P.-Eapress-Dsiiy-C'n cinna:i L'viitn
'Sirepers. tpArior Cara -
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCHMoND-Locat from,
East: S:is ~ NJ. 1850 p. II. Through from
East: 1850 A. NJ. $3.50 p. Al. Local from
Through: $50 a. NJ. 2:35 p II. and $40 p n
James River Line: ''s:35 A. ~, s:t5 p, NJ.
81 Daily except Sunday. =
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ANOTHER COMPLAINT FILED
Retail Tobacco Dealers Say They Are
Victims of Discrimination.
New York

Retail Tobacco Dealers Say They Are
Victims of Discrimination.
New York. January i6.-Ketail to-
hacco dealers OF this city. asserting
that they are unable TO compete with
the United Cigar Stores Company. with
Its rebate coupon system, and because
OF alleged favors given to II by the
american Tobacco Company, through a
bill OF review filed in the United
States District Court, will endeavor to
have the dissolution and reorganization
plan which was approved by the United
states Circuit Court In the case of tho
American Tobacco Company set aside
on the claim that II !s not in accord
ance with the mandate OF the Supreme
Court. Tho bill of review. presented
by Thomas Jonas, in the interest. he
says. OF all other retail tobacco deal
ers in Greater New York, states that
Jonas Is competitor Of tho United
Cigar Stores Company, and while he
was once a prosperous dealer in tho
American Tobacco Company's goods.
he recently has been compelled to pur-
chase his supplies from the Mctropoli-
tan Tobacco Company on account OF
the alleged discrimination OF the Amer
lean Tobacco Company in favor OF the
United Cigar Stores.
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Chnnse Of Henlauarters.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.
Fayetteville, n. c.. January I6.-It
was announced here to-day that the Of
fees of superintendent OF Tra..sporta-
ton ID. w. Darrow and Division super
intendent c. l. Porter. OF the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad, are to be removed
from Rocky Mount to Fayetteville. Mr..
Porter was in the city to-day prasum.
ably making arrangements looking to-
ward the move. The office force of
the division superintendent, 1t rs un-
derstood. Will be brought here immed-
lately.
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Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUA

EFFECTIVE JANUARY lat, isl2
IRAtHs LEAVE klCHAOSD DALE
For Flosida and South: s:i5 A Al ana
f:so Z. n, 1880 p. ", 100 A. III. n. II
pfor Norfolk: 300 A S.uJ r. NJ, S:1s
For N. W. ny. wer,: s:;s A. a.. 1850,
n ID. 3:oo +. IA. $40 p. Il.
s:is A. A., 800 A. A.. 1000 A. NJ, s;no r. n.
t:lo T. NJ, s:S p. ~, 7:as P. "a. $3.50 p. Al.
u:45 p. ~ = - = -
For Goidsooro and Faycttevilie: ..:1s p. II
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:io A, 10
e:N a. NJ, $40 a. NJ, a7;eo A. NJ, 1851 A
"l:to =. NJ. sos p. ~. 6:s5 p. NJ, 500 p. n.
$500 p. A., 'l:3o P. 81. 'NEs'i
Except Sunday. "Sunday only. nExcsrt
Monday. - :.
Time Of arrival aud departure ana con.
neetionh nor guaranteed. FL
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BRITISH STEAMERS FIRED
ON by TURKISH FORTS

Marseilles, January l6-The captain
OF the French steamer Sinai reports
that as lie was entering the harbor OF
Smyrna on January the Turkish forts
fired on two British steamers which
vere coming out. In the ensuing con-
fusion the Sinai nearly collided with
the vessels. The next morning. rs the
Sinai was departing, the forts fircd
three shells 1T her. one bursting with
in 800 feet OF the ship and causing a
panic among the passengers. The
Sinai was dying the French colors, and
the captain returned to port imme-
diatcly and filed u complaint at the
French consulate.
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The Valentine Auction Co.
AUGTIONgGRS
g I q EAST BROAD ST.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE AT

We. will sell at Ne. els East Broad
Street.
THIS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II,
commencing at 1880 o'clock,
line of General Merchandise. consist
Ing OF Mems, Ladies' and ChiIdrsn's
Shoes. Mems and Children's Clothing,
Hats. Caps. Notions, Enbroiderles and
Laces. Corsets, Drugs. etc.: also Ladies'
SILK Waists. Silk Skirts, sixty pair
Mems Trousers. Hosiery, and other
merchandise.
These goods are shipped US from
Florida, and Will b. sold regardless.
Dealers invited to attend. saio posl-
tive.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17

TENDERS. FIRE SETS. ANDIRONS.
polished and dull brass and black
iron; large line colonial patterns.
CLARKE. HARDWARE. 1915 Main
"nooNs 10 sCIr Yi'r, .tUSBER
son Bros. 6l5 Brook Avsnue.
TWO SECOND. HAND RUNABOUTs.
one top buggy and several wagons.
al n 2, GOD repair any psa1t s>, These
East Cary Stree.
POCKET KNIVES 800 PATTERNS
GLAkkE's CUTLERY HEADQCAK-
PIE TIERS. 1918 Main Street. Sign ot
FOR SALE, $3.50 NATIONAL CASH
ehsap. HoF Iii Hh!k Two nor mRHsas.
corner Third and Broad Streets.
FINE CARRIAGES. BUSINESS BUG
glea, all kinds OF wagons carriages
work Reasonable prices W. =
SMITH & CO. 3li ". Fifth Street.
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
delivered in virginia and North Car
olina, S1.i0 per thousand; sure mead
ers; punched in lots of so plants
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO.. Meggetts,
s. C.
cARVERs PAIRS AND SETS; FINE
steel: beautiful styles: 81 and up.
CLARKE, HARDWARE. 1915 Main
Street.
POSITIONS GUARANTEED 70 STU
dents who complete any two courses.
Bookkeeping. stenography and teleg-
raphy taught: Call or send for eata-
LEGE. s02 East Broad Street
FOR SALE. ONE SURREY, $50: ONE
phaeton. s35: one top buggy. s35; one
runubouL $50: one coal cart. $40;
painted and in frst-class order
THOs. H. DUKE & CO. so4 Brook
Avenue. =
ONE FIRST GRADE, STANDARD.
hreproof safe, cheap. Box No. l23,
CITY.
SECOND HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT,
sold and exchanged. l. BLUEORD s.
CO. 1889 East Cary Street
FOR sALE.-oUR LINE OF WAGONS
Is complete; open and top for all
from. \ MEYER's soNs. 7s1 East
Cary.
PER CENT. FOR s4.I00. WILL SELL
$500 in first mortgage notes on
100 aero cotton and stock farm
worth $500; highest cultivation (:
notes good as gold, paying 5 per
from courthouse adjoining corporate
limits. lirest town in central Georgia
II interested address GEORGE NJ
KOHN. Gambler Building, Atienta,
Ga
PRINTIN OFFICE FOR SALE;
cheap rent. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Address c 500, care Times
Dispatch.
TWO GOOD WARDRoBES, TWO GOOD
cooking stoves. one bed divan, three
good Singer machines All cheap.
Apply $40 North Fifth Street
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Railroads
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

rf'EhiEK CARkiER OF THE SOUTH A8S
=, Trains Leave Richmond. - g
~ B-FoilowinS schedule hsures publiah.i
sd as Information and not guaranteed. E555St
For the South-Daiy; $40 A. II. J, IneatS
lo:ta ~. ". Expresk 500 p. NJ Exnsess-,
WIN electrlc lighted Sleeping Car tor Ats'
!anth and Birmingham. HAS y. NJ ExpreSs.
Week Days: $500 +. NJ. Local 81 : Sss
YORK RIVER LINE. sS
1850 p. MISUNDERSTANDING q.
tlmore Mon. We'd. and Friday. 500 A. No.
EX. Sun. and 2:E p. M.-Mon., We'd ana
Friday-LocaL N"yfs *
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 a N a,Io !. -
eco p. NJ. SOC P. NJ. daily; i7:5S ExAsnnS
From West Point: $3.50 a. 81 daily, H.S A.
'i'' hon'' we ana Fri. t:5 p. NJ. Elk. Sua!
g. E. BURGE ss, D. P. a. s.
sT l. Main st. Phone Madison IA
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kfal estate for Bent

>----~-~N--------~~
FOR RENT. POSSESSION AT ONCE,
heated house; nine rooms; all mod
ern conveniences 240S stuart Ave-
nue.. Call Madison 6919.
ONE LARGE. ACCESSIBLE SECOND.
1tory. centre OF city: mako excep-
tiofal good wareroom or for storage
Address Box No. 123. City.
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sEABoARD AIR LINE.

Southbounh trains scheduled 10 leave
Richmond daily: $40 y. M.--Locul 10
Norllnu. 1870 r. M.--Slrcpers aud
coaches, Atlantn, Birmingham Savan-
nah. Jacksonville. S:l3 P. M-Fiorld,l
Limited teXcapt sunday. 9:42 y. Nj
sleeper. Jacksonville coaches. BirminE-
ham. 1898 p. M-Sleepcrs. Iuclssori-
Vile, Tampa, Birmingham. Memphis
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
in Richmond daily: 5;32 a. H. 7:3S =.
NJ, 9:o6 ~ NJ. teXcept Monduyl, sos
E. NJ. $40 p NJ. Local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17

WEST LEIGH STREET-CORNEE
brick store and dwelling; rental.
5000. Price. $4,000. J. a. CONNOLLY
6: CO.
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" y I Ell. YOUNG MEN To LEARN
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. RICH
MOND AUTO SCHOOL. .U3 Grahnm
Street
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave MANCHESTER, Seventh and Perry
Streets, for Petersburg: II N
&c, I, s, % 10. IL, si2 A NJ L. . ss & g.
'545. &c. !. s, % 10 p. IL. :.
n:oo p. IL, for Chester, 1900 midnight for
Petersburg. 75la
street. tor Manchester: E7.T. :.
tS;is. go. ''I:ls IFS, SIS o:ss. .io:s5. li.ss
1855. s:J5. s.s5. 'io:4v n:tO p. NJ $500,
IOa!ly except Sunday and hoidays
carries baggage aud express
Limited. except SGnde;s and holIdayk
All carr from Petersburg connect With
cars for Richmond. ~.
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Inspect street Hallway system.

lsptSiai " tHe liitics-DispilCn.1
Salisbury. n. c., january l6.-With .
view to becoming Interested In the
Salisbury Spencer street railway sys.
TEN, party OF New York 6nanciers
has been in Salisbury. Concord and
vicinity for the past two days inspel t.
ing the plant and proposed extensions
under way. The holdings of Rird s..
Coier. of New York. were inspected us
well ae other important lines. MIR. Color
has large interest in the new rail-
way system In Concord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17

COURT SALE OF A VALUABLE
dairy and stock farm. in Orange and
Aibcnarie counties, Va. On Fcbru-
airy !, 1912. we will offer for sale. at
public auction. one of the fnest dairy
and stock farms and equipment In
the celebrated Piedmont section Of
Fir inin, containing 3o3 acres EN-
perts have pronounced the farm a
most valuable location for extensive
orchards. including the celebrated
Albemarle pippin apple: buildings new
and modern. For descriptive book
let and other information, write TO
GEORGE L. BROWNING; and " II.
SHACkELFORD. Special Commits
siorers. Orange, Va
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SECOND HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT.
sold and exchanged. /. BLUFORD &
CO. 1882 East Cary Street.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

Lv. Richmond foot OF ASH ST. daily 700 p. Il.
Leave Newport NeWs.....-............6:Oo A. n.
Arrive norfolk. -..-...........'........6:0o A II.
Connects with main limo steamers LEAVING
7G9 4. NJ Concessions ALSO made bv y A.
w. Ey. y. ii. and c. & D. Ry. at / p N
Night Line steamers atop at Ciaremunt To
land or receive passengers on signal and
Will O1 met oy .iiIr conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAFIGATIOS CO,-Jaue, R,v.,
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point New
port News and nil James River iandinyn
steamer leaves Ho Wednesday l.d
Friday at 7:OO a. ii. Freight received FOR
oil James River landings 'Phon Madison liz
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FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
delivered in Virginia and North Car
olina. 31.i0 per thousand; sure mead
ers; punched in lots of so plants
ENTERPRISE, PLANT CO.. Meggetts,
S. C
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17

FOR SALE. ONE SURREY, $50: ONE
phaeton. S35: one top buggy. s35; one
runubout, $50: one coal cart $40;
painted and in frst-class order
IHOS. II. DUKE & CO. so4 Brook
Avenue.
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DESTROYED nv Eire

Especial 20 tho Times Dispatch.l
Amherst, Va, January l6.--Sunday
morning about II O'Clock the residence
Of S. *. Burley. who lives about four
niles from Amherst. was totally dc-
stroyed by fire. Nothing was saved
except little OF the furniture, and
ibis was so broken up as to be USE
less. The fire originated from n defec-
tive flue. There was no Insurance.
The house wasTa comparatively now
ono.
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for Sale

WHY SUFFER THE EaIBARRASS-
MENT OF ENTERING PAWNSHOPS.
WHEN YOU CAN TRANSACT YUUI,
BUSINESS WITH THE EQUITABLE
LOAN SOCIETY, A STRONG COLI
LATERAL BANK. CAPITALIZED AT
100000? ALL BUSINESS CONDUCT
ED on A STRICTLY BANKING
BASIS. WE HAVE PRIVATE Of
F1CES IN THE BRYAN BUILDING,
EIGHTH AND BROAD. 1T WILL BE,
TO YOUR INTEREST TO SEE US IF
YOU NEED MONEY.
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CARVERS, PAIRS AND SETS; FINE
steel; beautiful styles: 81 and up.
CLARKE, HARDWARE. 1915 Main
Street
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a9i5felIaneuus
SHOE REPIIRIEG,
ANTIQUEa

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired. polished and
packed upholstering. etc. l. ~ .R.
NALL & SON. 1917 w. Broad street
Phone Madison 6277.
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GSsfutnrs' sapaire

HAVING QUALIFIED AS THE EXEC.
utriX of the late Captain John Gus
sons. OF Glen Allen. Va, notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against his estate TO present
them to INC at Glen Allen, Va, duiy
certified. for payment: and NIL per
sons indebted to his estate are re-
iucsted to make payment TO me ut
the nbovc-named place.
SARAH ELIZABETH FLETCHER.
EXecutriN Of John. Cussons dea'd
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9efttnG6


Richmond. Va, January 10, 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE.
stockholders OF the Broad Street
Bank. Richmond, Va, will be !. cid
1T their banking house TUESDAY,.
February 10, 1912. at 10 a. NJ.
ANDREW NJ. GLOVER,
Ill
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RDIiritur5 anu SuIesilieIl

WANTED1S;.N LESlI-SN NOW 'TJSAy-
cling Virginia aud West Virginia
who IS live wire" TO sell our mems
pants at twelve and eighteen dol
lars Oh stra. ght commission 4 good
proposition to the right man Is. v.
. FtNLAfSON5 MFG. CO. Charlotte,
q r.f Z. ~ -
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AM ED, BY YOUNG COLORED MAN
OF ten years' experience and looL
reference. position as garage re-
pair man or chauffeur. or as chauf-
leur IN private family. Address G
oil, care Tincs-Dispatch
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INTING OFFICE FOR SALE:
cheap rent No reasonable offer re-
fused. Address c 500. care Times
Dispatch.
TWO GOOD WARDROBES, TWO GOOD
cooking stoves, one bed divan, three
good Singer machines. All cheap.
Apply $40 North Fifth Street
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Only ALL RAIL. LINE; TO NOE L.CiI K y

Schedule in effect January list, 1912.
Leave Byrd Street sta ton. Richmond. FOR,
NORFOLK: '3:ul y. NJ 300 L. NJ, .I:l0 Il. 81
FOR Li SCiiBuRG AND TIE WEST: .5:i5
y. NJ. 10000 q. NJ. 800 +. M..'o:20 r. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: $40 a. NJ
'G:3s T.. Nj, 'il:3O p, NJ. From the West: .6;ia
y, a., a2:oo Z. NJ, bl:t0 7. NJ, "G:o5 =. 81.
900 T. NJ
Daily. aDaiiy OK. Sunday bsunduy oriy.
Pullman Parior and Sleeping Cars.
W. L. BEVlLL, c. II. BOSLEY
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FOR SALE, $3.50 NATIONAL CASH
register, in use only Two months,
cheap. HOFHElMER'S. northwest
corner Third and Broad Streets
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POCKET KNIVES 300 PATTERNS
best quality blades. IS cents and up.
CLAkkE'S CUTLERY HEADQUAR-
panIOckp
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lsrotesSlpnal3 pelp lllanteo

THE VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies colleges. private and public
schools with teachers of all grades
Ieachers wanted. REV. II. w. GRID
LIN. Manager, Manchester. Richmond,
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FOR SALE.-oUR LINE OF WAGONS
is complete; open and top for all
uses: some big bargains to select
from. - MEYERS SONS. 7sl East
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INEXPERIENCED MAN DESIRES POSI-
ton in either furniture or grocery
II required Address p. j p aSs
Haitian street. Petershurr va
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1RoVE AVENUE BRICK DWELLING,
near Sycamore Street: 2S-foot front
age. Price. $500. J. a. Connolly
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WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG MAN.
has had experience In salcsmanship,
Office work and retail trade Can fui,
nish best of references: will leave
town II proposition looks good Ad-
dress a 1888. care Times Dispatch,
EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK
desires position. Can bring some
trade and good references II SIS.
care Times Dispatch
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FlNE CARRIAGES. BUSINESS BUG
gie1, all kinds OF wagons, carriag.g
and wagon repairs, automobile re-
pairs. automobile painting. Good
work Reasonable prices. W. -
SMITH 6; CO, 3li Il. Fifth Street
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pelp, G9aIf anb Female

tent stenoSrapher and clerk. Address
In own handwriting. stating exile.
rience, II I7S, cure Times Dispatch.
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NORTH SEVENTH ETREET-BRTCES
residence, nine rooms; rental. $3.50.
Price. s4,l50. J. a. CONNOLLY &:
CO. -
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aoOSS 10 SUIT Yi3r, .tUSBER
tires put on promptly, at RICHARD.
Sun BROS. 6l5 Brook Avenue
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TWO SECONDHAND RCNABOUTS.
one top buggy and several wagons.
all In good repair and pallIed. These
are bargains A. MEYEP'S SONS, 1871
EaHl Cary Strnn,.
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HANOVER STREET LOTS FOR SALE.
Just the place for block OF houses.
I n. w. BOWIE & son.
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Virginia State Insurance Company,
Richmond. Va. December ~, 1911
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this company viii
ne held at the office of the compnnv,
III the city of Richmond, VA. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY rs. 1912. at Ia
o'clock noon
WILLIAM r. MILLER.