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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
Society

Mrs a J.. Holiday ana Miss
caroline have returned from Chiffon
springs, \. Y, and Atlantic C5fv
where they have been spending The
past few months They are al their
country home 8 Gwathmey for n short
hhise t'eiore- coming to Richmond for
the winter
Or. Metcaif 70 lecture.
On FRIDAY. October 10Th. and each
succeeding Fourth Friday Of the month
series of evening talks viii be given
a the y on@n'S club, hg. DIR, j. e.. Met
tay, who occupies the chair of Eng
lish literature AT Richmond college ana
az otherwise nHst favotalIy known as
finished scholar ana Il prunainunt
leader IN the educational movement
ar. Istcaifs talks teall begin an .s.45
o'clochs ana his audiences viii lucHd,.
men acting as escorts TO club mem
oers. No refreshments win be served
me evenings being purely literary in
character.
Dr Metoalf's subject for Friday
e enings Will De Tie Short story In
Poe, Hawthorne and Bret .Harte.
Other subjects Wan be. Tire Box
OF JOB. as Literature" .Ruskin. Art
Critic and Social Reformer.a Shelly
the Man and the Theorlst" The Lei
ter in Literature and The Arr and
ascssage Of Browning
sperton--Dieine
til taefA Interest t9 H+,fst.-tv here IS
the marriage Of Miss Jessie Divine
daughter OF Mrs. w NJ Divine, of
Leesblrg Va, and Mr. John Castor
tapeFt9n. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. WI
ham Castor Capsrton. Of Union. West
virginia which took place last Tues
DAY afternoon AT Leesburg, Va.
The Rev. ". H. Bgrkhardt. rector of
the Episcopal church at Leesburg, per-
formed the ceremony. The large aou
Ole nar3ofs " the Inn We're decor
atrd with palms autumn leaves and
training FiEss. in altar waa erected
IN the bay window against a back
GROUND " ferns and other ported
plants n either side OF which were
ttJi vases Of white chysanthemurss
and four candelabra
3i The bride Sas escorted tv her
hrnther. AL T. Arthur g. Divine, uha
gave her ~ marriage. She wore n
going away gown Of dark blue Bed
ford Cloth, with large hat to match.
and carried 4 shower bouquet Of
Bride roses Her maid of honor Afiss
Haze Nerthrup Quick. was charming
iii gown Of pale pink crepe meteor
with crystal trimmings. and t.lr,tas
Esiharnay rfreA. The grnofTa best man
MAS his cousin. Mr. Edwin Cameron
10 gat9a. Es' VA Miss Ressi. Car
MR. Dssfs prrssaa3 ~ IN. piano. ara
in adsilsaln % iha wedding music rsn-
Fs~red EchatherfA HereDada and other
.efarssosss. ara during M rssanenr
paaFeA &efssstH4s ID j fesawssseY4ef.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

Miss Marian Jones was her sisters
maid of honor. They wore gowns af
pale pink sol II with oyerdress Of crvs-
ta' Ht, and carried bouquets - pink
Chrysanthemums The bride entered
the church with her father. by whom
she was gwen away at the chancel.
where She WAS met by the bridegroom.
attended by h Dest man. his brother,
MIR. John HARRISON, of New York. She
wore "a gown Of white satin eharmeuse
trimmed IS ia rose point and a tulIe
veil caught With a bandeau Of orange
blossoms, and carried a bouQnet OF
lille of lines valley and white orchids.
a small receipt on for the families aud
Few milmate fr ends followed 1t
Uryn Dan the country place of Nj.
and Mrs Jones, ON Roland avenue,
after which Afr. and Mrs. Harrison
lett Tor Wedding Jsurney. great
many beautiful presents have been re-
ceired. The bride and bridegroom
-tr+ftrf ff7rE "a Families OF dist net on
in Mayyland and Virginia Last night
The hrita7 party was entertained at
dinner ~ ~. Baltimore Country club
oy Measrs Evelyn and, Philip Harri~
SOU.
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. u. r. Parkinson. OF
" 81 ''f4tfi-f .t.s VINO nave Fjtbu
spending several days in Richmond
at the Richmond hotel. Will return
home today.
Mrs, Il s. Martin ana Miss Lillian
Martin retpra6d 10 their ii6fue III Stu.
arr Va. on Saturday after spend
ing a Week in this city
Mrs. Menalcus Landlord. Of Nor
folk, IS the guest Of her parents, Judge
and Mrs. Edmund Wadd H.
Mrs jonu Richardson, 0T Newport
News, is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. +. Thalh mer is the guest OF
Mr., and Mrs Charles A. Goldsmith
in Wash ngloo.
Mrs, Aaron Kuhn, Of Washington.
spent several Gays in Richmond last
" eek.
Mrs j. r.. Cox was the weekend
guest OF friends in Aiexandria.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
BY MRS. MAE MARTIN


'-"ra - As your nair Is short aud
make II stay up ana look neat. Try
shampooius II with a teaspoonful or
canthrox dissolved in "a oun ~ hot ,,.a
tar This .,s,,,...., =.
'i'"' d. ''tc on" StH"t@ al =
~ useh BY the best hairdressera to make
the hair look thicker and Iustruna ~
produras an ahn,aa,t iaa 1T
i@N'''' "''N7
eDietA'S '-i'a not oifi} oisahs the hait
and scalp we'll hut stouS All jrr(ta-
nleastne fraghno.y e,.,,,,,, -.
,-,f1l., "''N o"
4" oehehtfhl SHAMPOO ana VIII make
your muir soft ana funny. You VIII
have little trouble tb,n 10 maze ,.o,,,.
65ff inhil ~. ~.x.<, ~ 20! III go. ~.
snampoofne. az II makes me bair hrtt-
Tie. harsh and takes away the. sr1nxsv
look. tal 10 get ria az dan.lruff ana
stop falling hair. ser renlv 70 "C;er@
trude J.
'5o'" - y ueidtone paste WIZ re-
enough powdered delatone and water
10 cover the hairy surface ann1p ana
after two or three minutes rub off,
tnen wash the skin carefully one APP
plicatfon OF detatafa ,r=p,4itv a,,fftst'ss
excepting where the growth is a11ite
thick or stubborn
c,. -,
'.aee. iots, curry iashes and thick
s4ossy eS"of"Ws aed Sfea ~ to per-
su'iai oeauty, Get sinaH origtna
paekase o. pyroNln from your dug
al -IA - 1 4llld LAasla > -t
plS l.lte az iashfoots, also rub som
on eve hroWs with ting, lend 30 this
re" times ana you Will nave bezut.
a! estIaslts ana bFows Use care any
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

An iHtogma4 reception followed the
ceremony Miss t9ofoti1s " hiic, AS
sisted by Mass Aa'y Morris h''tahg.
served puneh'
AR. ana Mrs. tapert"n are spend
ing theif money moon 10 Eichmond
WIZ, Ie'atlNes' a. oid io!nt ana other
po'i,tS 'sed'i,' Aity WI pc at NONE
: iii0it' ~ 90 ~ s. tilR' @tAf4 so
t'i,aeF iS't mons me out oil LOW LOW, n
80 ~ w "eou'',5 "eIe 5'fs, W ~
e'i 49, 'tt' va III "a NJ,
~, |g..,l..'.- -,
''''l 80 -. ~
CO. '' ~ ,,,es
icat.,n,' -, rho,r9,s - t,ali., r,bnr,h.
Isrral Al r<fne 90 Iaxandrja ana
sSefi,., FFt5t,.l,fs5,,,s ~ ffe,n.i.,a
''''A"'' =" N''''''i vs.
Ants ferhune. widely known AS
Marion ItaFland an the literary world,
VIII lee rendered a reception this at
t'-'-t'tfftf tlte-Nf Aefffa rs club at 4 80
cfocF MIS- aeFh1iae ~ we'll ieff"sFtt
tn Richmond, as she often Visits here
a - ih'- 4--lA-4t- III Hey hHnLher, MI L L
llawes, aud the reception in her honor
th4s afternoon viii be a most interest
nv occasion.
Marriage announced
Mr. and Mrs james H. Dickinson
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Dixie, 20 Colonel Carroll
Lewis Kidd, on Wednesday, October
18th, AT Hansonvile, Va. Coiohel anc
Mrs Kidd viii be ~ home after No
verui'tr 6th, 80 suliffs 1'tsfra6c, t5ffs-
toll. Va.
$50 to Ho, Springs.
Mrs Edward 3 Munford and Miss
Elizabeth Munford " + leave Wash
Miss Munford will then go to Atlanta.
Ga. for the wedding Of Miss MARY
frayiCr IN November 9th. SHE VIII
be one Of Miss Traylor's bridesmaids
Approaching Marriage.
The marriage of Miss Ella Geores
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

The Rooseyelt-J ohasan club OF
Richmond wi | hoIa a meeting al the
Glib rooms in the Rryan building.
hraad and Eighth streets, Friday
night To o4seuss the local situation
ana to decide upon the adsisab Htv
~ helsaing another ially before eiee-
-tinu day, -
At headquarters yesterday ali vas
enthusiasm and optimism, confidence
being expressed that Roosevelt and
Johnson would win on November
5th.
don Dickinson. postmaster gem
eral under Cleveland and once chair
Ean 81 the Democratic party. who
lives IN. Detroit, has come oi,f f,r
Roosevelt. said 20, s.. simpson lastr
night. tte WaR<for Wilson until ~
Gently. but has followed the en-
ample Of other prominent Democrats
and has deserted his former asxn-
giates for Colonel Roosevelt ~ - 3
sHiHE IA Nan.' III NJ a s.s1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

Gertrude j.: The dandruff. itching
scalp and brittle. falling hair with
spite ends III which rau complain coSse
from diseased scalp, due 10 the pres
ence OF germs the surest way to get
rid of these troubles quickly aud re-
move the germs VIII be to shampoo
twice Il monta Wit cant rox and III
into YOUR scalp twice Il wet k a qain-
Inc hair tonic IA de by d 50. wing o.
ounce of quinaofn in Iali q i9s o
aien--o not A.--isla}4 tn Il 4 III
a pint OF cod wa CT. sc mi. lqa!e
regularly, and it VIII remove tie DAN
drum and irrieaUoa, stos youa a i
IRON falling out and n he 1t soft an
glossy.
S. d: Yes--notA ing is aaore I'm.
poFtant Ia. tor IN . ~ utstui Tat, tam
bsiTat, EAR youthful ,yts. You S o44a
us regu arly a good eye oil. ,4et
an ounce of erystos: Dissolve Ii la
pint Of wa.er and use two or tasee
drops In each eye daily, Ii VIII cleo
and strengthen your eyes, remove
signs of weakness and infa atnfatioa
and make them brigat and sparkling
For weak, dull. eSpressionoArss eyes
/ think this tonic simply wond srfui. Ii
is very soothing and is fine for those
who wear glasses
@. r., A. When you wear a veil face
powder win NOS help your corn pleNfon
much, as IL ruhs off too easily. What
you need Is good lotion THAI VII not
show on tine skin, The next time you
go to the drug store get four ounces
OF spurmax and dissolve 1t IN one-haif \
pint of hot water or witch hazel. add
ing two teaspoonfuis Of giycefine. This
lotion viii clear un and whiten yoifr
skin, MAKE il soft and yeiyety and xiNa
YOU a beautiful complexion. II Will rid
your skin OF Thar sitiiiS. greasy, salloW
look and make IL appear charming ana
yauthful 4 find this excellent for cold
sores. freckles and p5upIes 1T costa
very little and will protect your face
from the Winds. aud nraAe 4 efpIenaid /
neaat iiisa, - W 81 II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

kr,. Ropdoin. as laianArna - Afr
AIt5ert CabeH Bruce viii ne his brnfII.
ar-r best man. and thr ushers viii ar
Messfs. y. Bartlett HAYWARD Jar,ee
Bruce. Francis Key Murray. C;eorvr
p Marrow, all. of Baltimore, Carroll
/ Miller. Of Providence. John Amber
/ Mason, WIN am cullen Morris and s
/ Nenable Seldom. Of New York
( Meet al .ynfra,.,,,
/ Tho T4ouse That Iacl, (t.5lt f,,..,,.
assoc anon vim morn ,rItre,fa,. ~,
siytt Door nr mo r.ff,yso,, hot,1
Members of tbe asaocfation ar.. 80.
auested to be present
sfr-. eaIte, uostos.
AIr2. " Hudson eaIls,, trtart,.t,,.}
'at brldsa Friday aftcrnoon m har
nome IN \orrh end Naqynn,t >rn,,.s
for her, sister Mise Ctali. Saif.y ~
Jackson {1la Tho G,,45 ,.r,tz., r,.,. ,,,.,,7
bv Mrs lyranI. rras,.- ,,n4 IN. ,,,ea,,.
-tarion nv Mrs 4 A. Coletns1 tzs57
S,k},4x. th,. rt,.,st ,,s 3,,u,,,,, a.. -
scented r. scr If has ,,Tns
A,A.ll.-s..- .z.1.a.4.- mr.. Mr. b,
II IIu1l ana Mia tInil If t}aittn,I,,..',
Miss Rosa saunders ~ Nn,.foIL. Nj
Mnrg-arot rhnnnsan If E,sto,. NJ
Dunes lsry,nk 3yapT Wrif}f.r,, ~ in.
+ y tfarrIsn, "A t.lnr,., to,..+.,
Edwards q Rns..ne Gafl, = Gtis
l<Iand flolroas 1fcNfurr,n ~
foraa "a - A,.,,4t E.Io1, W., c,,
Sanford mic v-,esto,, "a
So, III ,,.g,,'i =, W
ra,; II 81 I,,5yr.. ~ ,.e,nffye is.,,,,'.s
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80 ~, Gs,"s 90 az l''ei toi
5,"C W. - : i"Aiet' - - ~ hf.
lsope!t .2ol4lsl me - % s.ll4&tsIao9gl
WIN Tan" ptaee " eah"Suas az that-
t"ioosa, Aiss ffa]ler made hef de-
out az sshihston several seasons
ago WI ie her ia'her was IA the sen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

skin soft smooth and fresh looking
! Had this e%ceileHt r0T preventing 4 Il
removing biackheads, skin pimpies
frecl6les and chapping. Waen used as
massage cream : is jus grand for
hlling out hollow checks and removing
WrlnklaN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
Marriage announced.

MI, ana Mrs flames IT. Dickenson
announce the marriage oi their
daughter. Dixie, 10 Colonel Carroll
Lewis Kidd, on Wednesday, October
18th, AZ Hansonville. Va. Colonel anc
Mrs. Kidd will be IT homo after No
veruntr 6th, 50 sulii1s 4't,fra6t, fsffs-
tot Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
VI sLkS RIGHT IN AND OUT
tGAIN WITH STOLEN MONEY

Carrying bundle wrapped IN a
SKIRT, q negro Wonan yesterday MORN
ing entered the house at 402 North
Twelfth strceta+tt walked away with
80, which sne stole from trunk and
sisYef mesu Gag and silver card
oas". The family was uit a, the lime
-Na1lgr1tli-s- 2al4- tt1- A;nlnaa u enter =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

Mercedes; You say your complexion
is Afales8 and YOU are constantly tired
and drowss This comes from 700 lit
tie exercise and an observation-disclosures in
heavy fooes. causing Il sluggish con
ALTON of the mood and a lack of proper
HUurisHmEUt Tor tie body. Here IS Il
simple and Inexpensive recipe for aU
eNcellant blood tonic and body builder
Buy at any drug store an oitneg 81
kardene and pint in "A half-pint alcohol.
(not WHISKY then add q half eupfuI
quart Take a tahIespo0nTul befnTe
each meal This tonic aXpels tnpuri-
ties and cnriches tho blood II viii
give you renewed energy and your
complexion viii assume its natural
health tint.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
lnniu xra &tninn.

n Johnson, NJ 2assai'udafai stree
reported yesterday THAI his statiie had
pefn etdffea soi,ae time durlfs the
hiEft ana that Il nainber of tngis HAD
been Stolen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01
BY Rufdn & Sloan
and
Edward 8. Rose Company, =
Real Estate Auctioneers. @
AUCTION SALE
Nos. COL & SOB w.
Cary Street

In order to finally close up an, est11A,
and make a proper distribution ct tAesr
FUNDS arising therefrom, we via sal
by auction. upon the premises. on ..ssaa;
THURSDAY. THE Sd DAY OF OCTO-
BER, 1912. so.
at o'clock p. NJ,
the property numbered Al above
You will And 1t to your advantAge
TO attend this sale. Good investments
are frequently lost by and through
-
The metes and bounds will be given
at time Of sale. Also terms. etc. TO
RUFFTN & SLOAN and
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY. 80
Aucti0neerA =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01
CHEAPER BEEF
IS NOT IN SIGHT
Secretary Wilson Thinks People
Should Get Accustomed to
Eating Mutton.

washington. September so see
no hope Of beef getting much cheaper"
said Secretary wilson. Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. to-day. Fresh
from a vacation In the West MT.
Wilson declared there was mucn
greater scarcity OF cattle than he nao
realized.
The breeding grounds Of stock cat
tie" said Mr.. Wilson. heretofore sent
TO the cornfield to be finished by rat
tenine on corn. cannot furnish much
more Of that class OF cattle. Home
steaders have compelled the ranchmen
to dispose of their cattle stock. There
is a supply of meet that people should
become accustomed to eating-mutton.
Mutton on the hoof 10 less than half
the price OF beef"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01
personals

We TAKE AND GIvE-wE TAKE
your order and give you plenty time
to pay for It. This is sufficient guar
antee that our work Is absolutely
satisfactory and reliable. Fine gar
ments made to order. This Is to
notify the Richmond ladies' in gen.
eral that the NJ. c. Ladies' Tatiors
has been organized and has opened
up a ladies' tailoring establishment
at No. lS East Main Street We call
your attention to the fact that we
have a full line OF fall and winter
samples. which consist OF black and
navy blue serses. black oroadcioth
and colors and a big selection OF
novelties Of every description that
ing establishment We have the
garments We have been making
tailored suits for years for particular
people and know how to give fash
ionable appearances to the indi-
vidual and at the same time make .
garment which will have true wear
ing value. Serviceable tailored suits
are the kind that arc made 70 ordes:
You ret honest value and pef1ect
AZ at our establishment with our
guarantee. We trust you WIZ eive
% the pleasure Of showing you the
new line Of samples and the most
up-to-dAte fashions. We feel tnat
We can furnish you with the most
fashionable and up-to-date ta1ioreo
suit that you may desire az the low
est urfce Yours truly.
THE n. c. LADIES' TA1LORS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

Sale Of Valuable Manufacturing Piank -
Altavista. va-By virtue Of TIVE dseds ~
trust, bearing date Of August / I'M. a1A
April II. 1872, and duly recorded In the
Campbell County CLERKS Office. the under-
signed will sell at public auction. on tie
premises. on Friday. October u, 1911. At -
e'clock A. NJ. the plant OF the Consolidated
Furniture Works, including factory aAA
Office buiidings ana land attached tnerete.
machinery, franchises. patents. o6ice fu5ni-
ture ana nxtures manufactured Goo1at ma
chinery and supplies and material ON hand,
a. q whole or In parcels to suit purchassrE
Terms: Cash, but more liberal farms en-
q Een Aitayfsta, Va: W. H Gould, q.
4 CasEia, A. b Percv. LvnchburB. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

q NO. 10.-A STATED COMMUN1-
w cation Of Richmond Lodge. No.
~ 10, Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons. will be held in the Masonic
Temple THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Oc-
tober I, 1912, at 1880 o'clock. Degree
work. Members Of sister lodges ana
transient brethren fraternally invited
p order Of the Worshipful Master.
r. L VAN DEVENTER
Secretary.
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Ruttce9

s~-~~<~~~~~~-~~~>~-~~
National Bank Of Virginia,
Richmond, Va, September l. 1919
NOT.CE-THE NATIONAL BANK OF
Virginia. located 1T Richmond. in the
State OF Virginia, is closing up 'ts
AFFAIRS. All note-holders and others,
creditors of said association. are
hereby notified to present the notes
and other claims against said ASSOC
citation for payment
W. T. ADDISON. Cashier.
Dated at Richmond. Va. Aug 80. 1912.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT.
Save money. Yes, We redye and re-
make faded switches. pompadours,
etc, equal to new. We make comb
ings into switches. pompadours, etc.
in the most artistic manner. Charges
very moderate. Cut prices on all
hair goods. RICHMOND HAIR
STORE. 2l2 North Fifth, Richmond.
DIR. OTTO MEYER, ANALYTICAL AND
consulting chemist, has moved his
labo-etory to 1901 East Main Street
WANTED, THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
that JAJ1NKE BROS. jewelers.. S13
East Main Street buy. cell exchange
and REAOUNT D1AMCNDS IN The
LATE~T STYLES Ola gold End sal-
ves slWays talesc IN exchanGG
IDEAL vENTILArOR Co PHONE
Monroe fs01
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ReetingS
NOTICES,
Southern Railway Company.

Southern Railway Company.
Richmond. Va. Sept -. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of Southern Railway
Company. for the purpose Of electing
directors and for the transaction OF
such other business as may be
brought before the meeting, will be
held at the principal ONCE Of the
company, in the city OF Richmond.
Va. on Tuesday. october 8, 1912. At
10 O'Clock A. NJ
The stock transfer books. both
common and preferred. will be closed
at u o'clocA noon OH Saturday. Sep
TENDER 81, 1912. and will be. reopened
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Wednesday,
October .. 1912.
r. D. LANAFORD,
Secretary.
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6Oarn 1llanteh

Waited. BY M1S AND WIFE wfTH
no children. room and board with
private family In desirable residence
lily with no other boarders, man
travels. but Is at home two or three
days each week. Please Etate price
per week or month for wife and
price per meal when man Is at home.
Address D 253, care Times-Dispatch-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01
ALSO THE CROPS. TEAM. wAooss4
MACHINERY. cow. FAT H004
SURREY. LUMBER. CORDWOOD
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
THEREON

Owing to the death Of the hate \. Q.
Broaddus, am Instructed 70 sell. On
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1912.
at 1880 o'clock A. n.
the above farm. containing les acres
having splendid front on the Goodies
Bridge or Broad Rock Road. This 10
The farm Mr.. Broaddus recently bought
for a country home. He has built
and has been improving the place.
There 10 at least 100 acres In goea
timber and wood. The land 10 high
and gently rolling: the soil 10 Of good
sideration the land. timber. improve
ments, short distance from city b.
first-class road. II IL an unusually -:
tractive property. ~
Immediately after Offering the farm.
will sell the following personal prop
All kinds OF Farming Tools. Grain
Cradle. Single and Double P1ows. One
Horse Cultivator. Two-Horse Acme
Harrow .a "a and n c,SS cr9:asr TwoEor:s
Wagon. set Double Wagon Harness.
one New Rubber-Tire Surrey. All o.
the above arc new and In IKE condt-
ton.
One good Cow, sig Fat Hogs. . team
find. one lot Lumber. lot Cedar Posts.
lot OF Cordwood; Crops Of Corn, Peas,
Potatoes. etc: Household and Kitchen
Furniture. consisting OF two or thrss
Chamber Sets, one Dining Room S6ef
and Blue Flame OIL Range. all ns1
and In good order. 2s
TERMS: As to real estate. one-four<h
cash; balance IN one. two and three
years. deferred payments bearing inA
terest and secured by deed Of trust
As to personal property. credit ~
six months will be given for all sums
over SIS. notes with interest and APP
proved security.
A L ADAMSON,
Auctioneer.
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6eaIeb Proposals

5ealeb proposals
once Of the State Highway Commits
sioner,
Richmond, Va. Sept. %, 1912.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
clerks office at Stuart, Va, until IL
o'clock noon. Tuesday, October 8. for
the construction of steel bridge
over Mayo River. near Stuart.
Plans and specifications on file at
the clerks office and at this ONCE.
A. certified check for $3.50 to ac-
company each bid, and the right .
reserved to reject any and all bids.
Further information furnished on
application to the undersigned.
p ST. J. WILSON.
State Highway Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

rucKAHoE AND JAMES RIVER
Raiiroad Company stockholderS
meeting-A meeting OF the stock
holders of the Tuckahoe and James
River Railrosd Company for the
election Of five directors VIII be
held at the company'5 once. at Car
ben Hill Nfsss. Henric0 County. Va.
GA october 2. 1912. At 11:30 A. n
" WIN q. VOOLFOLK.
President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01
BY NcCurdy 4 johnson.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
TWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS. WITH
THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON.
SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN RICHARD AND BALDWIN
Being A CORNER LOT EXTEND
ING BACK TO THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY.
In execution Of decree Of the Law
mond. entered on September 10. 1912.
in the suit Of Mary II Ksyeney ".
Catherine p. Keveny. viii sell at
public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER /. 1914.
1T $50 o'clock p. u,
First That lot o1 land, with the
frame buildings and other improve.
ado OF Seventeenth Street, between
Richard and Baldwin Streets. fronting
a. feet more or less. on Seventeenth
Street. and extending back between
parallel linee 6: feet and 8 inches. more
Seventeenth Street
Second That certain lot Of land,
With the tWo-story brick store and
other improvements thereon. fronting
2a feet on the west side OF Seventeenth
Street, 1t it intersection Win BaIo-
win street. and running back from
aid front between parallel lines to
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
known ~ No. 1858 North Seventeenth
Street
rER,es: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash. and the ball
ance In two equal instslments, pay
able In six and Twelve months after
the dafe OF salo. the said deferred pay
uents TO be evidenced By negotiable
notes, with interest aAAed from date
81 ale. the title to be retained until
the whole Of the purchase money -
paid in full: or all cash. It the option
Of the purchases.
These sales to be Wade subject .
che condfmation Of the court
JOHN J. BLAKE.
01OotaA 0OOmiW1o009.
hereby certify that the bond re.
ouireA Of the special commissioners In
the above suit has been duly giveA-
p =. WIXSTOS.
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