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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09
Pay City Taxes
Room 101. City Hall.
= - I..-.r,-Ao-- r1Tn

Richmond, We. December :. 1871
TIE LAST HALT OF CITY TAXES.
PEAL ESTATE AND Personal. FOR
1912 ARE DUE N DECEMBER. AND
SHOULD BE PAID IT THIS OFFICE.
EVERY MALE. twenty-oae years %
age. and EVERY person keeping house
OF doing business n the city. IS as
sesssd for personal taxes. Those w1o
have not PAID anv city faxes during
the wear are urged 70 call and settle
50 az 20 avoid being posted IS delin-
quents.
FIVE PER CENT viii be added 20
last halt u not pal4 Oh OF before DE-
Interest s .; SIX PER CENT also Ct
taches 20 al bills ss soon rs reported
delinquent
Particular attention - called > the
above as under The city ordinance
there can b no avoidsnce % az pen
atty.
GRADING. PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION BILLS are also due ard
payable. FIVE FEF CENI pensltf
viii be added 70 all 1912 STaslpg. Psv-
tag and Sewer Ccaaectlcn t.l4s NOT
PAID rY JANUARY g.. 1913.
WASHING EOS WARD TAXLS. EJC
nus. Be rz.s Il tie cfsice % DEPUTY
COLLECTOR. Tenth and hull streets
n. L. HULCE,
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VIM. B. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING, NO. Ga DENNY
STREET. FULTON.

STREET,, rCLIO.>
In pursuance to a decree entered IN
the Chancery Court OF the city OF Ricn-
mond. Va, on the cath day OF OCTOBER
1912. In the suit therein pending, under
the style of Mary Elizabeth Rice ~
Matte 7. Nuckols ct ais. we viii sell
az nubl!c auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1912,
at O'Clock p. M.
that attractive detached brick ten
room residence No. GA Denny Street
fronting twenty-five feet six inches
fsssI On the north side Of Denny
street. and extending back from said
front one hundred Oo0) feet 20 an
aliev in the rear ten Qo) feet wide
TERMS: One-third of purchase pricc
in ca an and the balance in three equai
instruments. payable AT three. SIX ana
nine months from date OF safe, oe-
serred payments to be evidenced cy
nn,es With interest added. title TO De
retained until all purchase money u
raid. or all cash. st the option OF tne
purchaser. This property is sold SUD
ice, 20 the confirmation of the oocrt
SCfEN J. BLAKE.
ROBERT II TALLE4,
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required OF
.he above decree OF the speciA COM
mtssione-s has been duly given
Given under my hand this "a day OF
Teste: CHARLES o. sAv1LLE.
Clssk
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v1RGrNrA-fN THE CLERKS OF
rrr<,r- az rrrr CuRCIIIT COURT

FrcE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
NOVEMBER II. 1912:
coI,rt. do certify that George Mason.
commissioner In the suits of ANA 8
Moody vs.. John J. Longest and ais
The Building Loan and Trust Com
panv of Manchester VS.. Hugh Longests
administrator and ais. ana ANA =
Woody VS.. Hugh Longests devisees.
has executed the bond required OF him
hy the decree OF the said court pro-
nouncei in the said suits, heard TO
gather. at It's November term, 1919
Teste: PHILIP V. COGBILL
Clerk.
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DlblOenn Rotices.

V.rsiSia HailWay and P0wSr CON pany,
No. Is5 Broadway. New York.
November %. 1912
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF
virginia Railway and Power Com
panv has this day declared a divi
dend OF - per cent. equal u s2-5o
per snare. on the preferred stock
Of said company. payable On January
10. 1918. to the preferred stCckhcid-
ers OF record on December e. 1912.
The transfer books viii not be
closed. Dividend cheques VII Jc
mailed.
G. B WILLIAMS.
Treaxr-er
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BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No IS North Ninth street
AUCTION SALE
OF
THE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
NO. 1921 STUART AVENUE. -.
Az the request Of the owner, we shall
offer for sale at public auction, upon
rTrESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1912.
at 4:3o P. NJ.
the shove described property. The lot
fronts IS feet on the south side OF
Stuart Avenue, near Rowland Street
The house is modern dwelling. in
nice order; ten rooms. newly papered
and has two Iatrobes. Persons looking
for A splendid house Will do well TO
attend this sale.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
sale
SUTTON & co,
Auctioreers
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1sotoiaI caSif % Tht Tn % =.
t-sorea-e. Dscenssr s-lt f s'norea
MT p-esicent-ei eject Wnson hss
,-ss.~d a desire 90 estAohsn ~ 80.
-. a. Ar,sriacn Institute % his-
500 AZ, similar 90 .sst nsirfsinso N
Germany
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5or 6ak

ELdfN WATCHES FROM $3.50 AND
up. Hamilton watches from SIS and
up Solid gold rings from 81 and
up. Let Us sell you Big Ben alarm
clock 4 wake you up on time these
mornings WI. TOBIEN. JR. ios
East Broad Street
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF LATE
model Underwood and Remington
Visible Typewriters. which look as
eood. work as we'll and are guar
anteeS the same as new machines. az
saving of 40 per cent Sent on
examination anywhere. AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. INC.
Sos East Main Street Phone hadI-
son Sass
GENUINE, SHETLAND PONIES. BOTH
sexes. solid and spotted, also some
Shetland colts. sons and daughters
of General Shafter, the $1,000 stall
lion. APPLY or write THOS. ENOS.
salesman Nontrose Pony Farm. All
South Laurel Street
FOR SALE. A DRUG STORE n ONE
OF the largest cities in the state,
good stand. good stock YIN 0 Sc,
or II cash. less per cent Il g.. car
Times-Dispetch-
FOR SALE. OFFICE PARTITIONS AND
fixtures: can be seen at slo East
Main Street
CHRISTMAS BASKETS OF JOY.
orfgfnal with MONROE GROCERY
co. ais west Broad. SLAB. A basket
packed with JUST the gooc things to1
mas dinner. consisting OF hnest
rossiug chickens. finest plum pud-
ding bag Of flour and many other
v,a1ds PIeace your orders now
phone Monroe ss4 or $50.
NOrLDERS. PLANERs. LATH NILS;
StaVe Jotnters. Cutoff saws ana
other woodworking nacHlne'S'
BLUFORD & Co
ROLLERS AND ENGINES. ALL SIZES
smckestacks. blacksmith tools. sn2it-
f1x hangers, betting and pulleys =
.scond-hand. guaranteed / BIZ
FORD A CO. 1880 East CssE
Street
t;oIsT-SG ENGINE. PINE CoNDI-
tion- I. BLUFORD & CO.
[-ooD-s1wNG OUTFIT. WITH
1850 ROLLER and engine or gaso-
isne engine / BJUFoRD s co.
Eo5 WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
Sg1os sls brook Avenue Painting
repSiring and rubber tire WORK
ron s4LE-I WILL SELL FOE CASH
~ an tine cheap. a good business
H,srv harness and horse FOR want
81 as. Address Box 1ss-
IoR WAGONS OF QUALITY. SEE OUR
stock: we have them Of al k.nos
srS AZ lowest prices; terms reason
-. A MEYERS son. 81 last
Cary Street
FOR SALE. THREE sECoSD-lt,N NJ,
,---r-v, tro runabouts. three TOP
baxsie. aad several TOP wagons
80 Two open wagons. the above can
~ bought a. bargain prices =
MEYERS SONS. 81 h.sst S~'S
Street
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Rost ano guun1

LOST. SATURDAY NIGHT on PARK
Street between Main ana Hanover
Avenue. thirty eight doiiars IN cur
rency. Reward II left at 20z North
Park street.
STRAYED. FROM 1915 GROVE AVE
nue. Tuesday or Wednesday, French
poodle cog. Answers 70 the name OF
Boy Please return 10 the ABOVE
address and receive reward
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Boarn luanteb

EGNTED. ROOM AND Be ARD By
couple: private family preferred:
steam heated. electric lights. con-
venient to private bath. with good
meals; convenient to business sec
tion. Reference IL desired. q II,
care Times dispatch
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llanffo

WASTED. 4omTTFoR casa. HoJsf-
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Matifon 1851.
WANTED. TO HIRE FOUR PAIR OF
horses. wagons ard drivers g haul
lumber. Inquire 7of North Sevcr-
teenth Street RICHMOND LUA-
BIER AND WOOD 60
WANTED. DIE WORK. sTANP1SG.
light machizo spccialties. manufact-
ured unte- contract. o. hixf-clsse
repair work SUCCESS NOVELTY
CO. NC. sol stockton Su.et
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SiIuaflone. proffssienaI

nRAISED NURSE WISHES POSITION
10 care for an invalid OF give nsas-
cage treatments. NJ. c B., SIS North
Third street Phone Madison 202o-J.
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t3eIp lltdntsn j'fmalf
Gap, sl5d.s ann female
50IIlITor5 ant SalfSmfn

WASTED. EXPERIENCES CLOAK
and suit salesman tor Southern ter
ritory; one that has already covered
the south; a man with established
trade preferable. Write J. LiTI IAN
s. CO. s26 Arch Street. Philadelphia.
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once OF LIE
la nston Monotype Machine Company.
Philadelphia. Pa
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS
this day declared a quarterly div:-
dend Of l il per cent on the capital
stock Of this company. psya bic on
the 30th day o. December. 1872. 10
stockh elders Of record Ct the close
or business. December %. 1912.
J. SELLERS BANCROFT.
Treasurer
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aurtfon 6ales, future Days
BY Augustine Royal a Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneexe'
Tenth and Hull SITS. Richmond. Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE

VERY DESIRABLE AND vALuAyrA
REAL ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. VA. ONE-HALF MILE
FROM THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE
OF BON AIR. BEING THE ESTATE
OF CAPTAIN HUGH LONGEST.
DECEASED.
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,oouItrg, DIG ann libr stofk

% < G WHITE AID BUFF oRffSG-
ton cockereis from laying strain. q 80
- $50 Apply az WOODS. 1870 Twen-
fv-sevenfh Street Phone Monroe
1873
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VIM. 3. PizZini Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

Real Estate huEtlVItFFtS-
AUCTION SALE
no. lI3s ST JOHN STREET. BE-
TWEEN FEDERAL AND COUrTS
STREETS.
lot has IS fee. front and has depth
~ go feet 70 public alley N the
rear. with large brick dveIiine tnere-
on with sewer and water.
SALE WEDNESDAY,. DEC. Il, 1912.
at 4 O'Clock r NJ
This IS splendid opportunity 20
buy a fine building LOT in old Jackson
ward. ia one % che best Teating see
lions Of the city. We estimate that
the Old building contains over one hun
dre5 thousand bricks. besides otner
building material
TERMS: Liberal. ard announced a.
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situations CladnTfn, yfmdIt

r. THERE IS SCARLET FEVER n
your family let MRS CHADICK seu1
you a dependable undergraduates
nurse Phone Madison SSH.
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nounced al its November term. 1919. in
the suit OF ANA s. Moody VS. John J.
Longest and ais; Building, Loan and
Trust Co. Of Manchester VS.; Hnsn
ANA s Moody vs. Hugh Longest's
devisees, J Will offer for sale by public
auction. In front OF the courthouse IN
south Richmond, formerly Manchester,
Va. OF
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1914.
ct Il o'clock A. NJ.
that very desirable and valuable land
Of which Captain Hugh Longest died
seized and pos sessed, containing ZsSh
Chesterfield County, Va. about hair
a mile west of Bon Ar. south OF the
Southern Railway, west OF Bon Ar
Road. and adjoining the lands OF Mr..
ANA :. Moody. W. w. Anderson. X w.
Anderson ard others.
This land lies in a healthy and bean.
tlfui section: It has been subdivfdec
into parcels OF convenient size, rang
ing from % TO about so acres eacn.
with a convenient outlet 70 and alonG
public roads. and Is unusually attrac-
tive for homes with SUFFICIENT land Tne
sale will be in parcels
Land in this portion OF the county u
rapidly increasing In value, and 10 very
near the beautiful country homes OF
many OF Richmond's most promfnent
larly attractive TO those who wish .
nice home in the country 30 near %
the city and railroad n 10 charm
ingiy situated. high. dry ana perfectiy
healthy, as Chesterfield County =
famed .he world over for the great
purity OF It's water
No buildings and only . small part
Of the land ,s cleared.
For other and further inforrpation-
ba emc1iOnaerS
TERMS: One-fourth OF the purchase
money cash: balance In one and two
wears. equal instruments. with interest;
purchaser to give bonds or notes TOT
credi, payments title retained until
Ali purchase money is paid. and con-
vevance ordered by the court: the pur-
chaser to have the option to receive
a deed and give deed Of trust to 81
cure the credit payments. or TO pay
ali the purchase money cash, TX ne
desires Purchaser to pay taxes for
Sale subject 70 confirmation ct the
court Map can be seen at once OF
GEORGE MASON.
Special Commissioner.
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HfaI ccfsff yllantfn

fisf 7oTR WIN j \ coS-
NELLT q co. Write postal for
necessary tirnka
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auttfon Bats Ebts Day
WIN. p. Pfzzini Company
and
Richsson & Crutchheld.
Real Estate Auctionsers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING, 40:
5is CATHERINE STREET. WITH
LOT sAsx1o0 FEET TO AN ALLEY.
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Rponts Ilanren

WASTED. By YOUNG MARRIED cot
pie, two unfinished rooms. suitable
for light housekeeping. modern con-
veniences: give location and terms:
references exchanged Phone Mad
ison Ss6 No 10 North Twelfth Street
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Rseflngs

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Security life Insurance Company o.
Amer 'ca--You are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting IF the
stockholders Of the Security Life in
Eurance Company Of America Will be
be held at the Office o. the company.
Mutual Life BcNdinf, II the city
Of Richmond. va. On WEDNESDAY.
the sth day OF January. A d. 1918.
at the hour OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. for
the purpose OF electlng directors OF
the company for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of any and all
other business which may be CUB
mitted TO the meeting.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
". o. JOHNSON.
President
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Gray National
Teleutograph Company VIII be held
on WEDNESDAY, December II, at IL
NJ. al the office of the company in the
Merchants National Bank Building,
Room II. Richmond, Va
II. .. WILLIAMS,
SecYetary.
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STORAGE.

CHEAPEST STORAGE N CITY, 81
per load store your furniture. bug
giles, automobiles. pianos at TOMP-
kINS, 327 West Broad
DON'T HAVE TROUBLE
WITH OUSECLEASING, STAINING
I'D waxing floors. Call Monroe 1920
for first-class service Satisfaction
guaranteed. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER
Yrisca without commission Full par
ficuiars mailed for &c postage Ad-
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER
Gainesville. Ca
CLAIMS or EVERY KIND COLLECT
Cd anywhere. FIDELITY CREDIT
60. 10 North Eighth street, Rich
mord Va
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Bpsfnfss Opportunities

own VOTE owS HONE We LESD
money 10 buy OF build. or TO pay OF
mortgages anywhere IN the United
states. only per cent simple annual
interest. we give you ten years TO
repay loan ct tie rate OF - per
month on each $1,000 borrowed
Write. call OF phone Monroe 1881 Tor
full information. EMPIRE REALTY
& MORTGAGE COMPANY. 1917 Mu-
tuaI pr-trdfre Richmond. Va
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s9tIV SlsGilttV, x7aIS

ABLE-BODIED MEN WANTED FOX
the United states Marine COrps. De-
tween the ages or 10 and 80. must os
native born or have hrst papers
Monthly pay $40 70 sos: Aodisio IA
Ing. qua4teTs anu medical attSn0aAce
Tree. after 30 years service can re-
tire win 10 per cent OF pay and al
lO@ances. Service on board sap ana
ashore IN ali parts or tne world AP-
ply at l.. :. MAINE COHPo RE-
cBCITLNG OFr lcE. ISL East Main
street. Richmond. Va
WANTED. YOUNG MAN OF ExECU-
tive ability. well posted in health and
accident insurance. for position Of
secretary. Address in own hand
writing. giving references and all
particulars for Intelligent considera-
ton. G 81. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, SIX BOYS WITH BICYCLES.
Apply Monday morning RICHMOND
MESSENGER SERVICE, els Last
Main.
WANTED. AT ONCE, TWO FIRST
class BARRIERS. 124 East Main Street
WANTED. OFFICE BOY EVERETT
HALLWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED.
$50 month. Richmond examinations
coming soon. coaching free. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept 4ll W.
Roch<steE. n 4.
WANTED. A WORKING FOREMAN
for fitty-acre apple orchard and
farm il Albemarle County; house
furnished. State exerience. refer
ences and wages A s1i. care Tirnes-
Dispatch.
'TANTED. FOR Z. s. Army. ABLE
bodie5, unmarried men between ages
States. Of good chai acter ana tenn,
perate habits. who can speak. read
and write the English language FOE
Information. apply to Eecr1fI Ws
WANTED. SODA BOY AT ONCE:
good references ADDRESS sos, care
Times-Dispatch-
WANTED, YOUNG MAN WHO CAN
operate Junior Linotype. WAVERLY
PRINTING CO.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED WORKING
-armcr. lntrrico. 10 operate my farm
near Baltimore. Md: $25 or $40. and
increass IL sstistaseoTy Aoalss
Maine
WANTED. AT ONCE. ASSISTANT
registered or experienced unregis-
tered drug clerk. Address DRUG
CLERK, 1920 HUI Street south
hlen:nond.
EIlgGncns ll4anfsD. sHats
YoCXG Man. TWENTY SEVEN. DE
sires position as bookkeeper; expe-
r4enced and thoroughly competent
best references L l4s, care 1liass-
Dispatch
WANTED. BY YOUNG MARRIED NAN.
position IS bOOkkesper. Gooo CORE
tTondent. and eight years experience
WIN one o. the largest wholesale
houses In state ADDRESS BOX -.
south 4 edmond Va
REGIsTERED DRUGGIST DESIRES
nositlon Box "a. COvington. va
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2DfIIf6
Qt5CellanfouS

F''URNiTURE AND CHINA PAcKING.
WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE
and china and wedding presents with
care. S,sped JACOB ITMLAUF, 1926
West Broad Street. 'Fhone Madison
1892
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SHOE REPAIRING.


ioc REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Mems shoes half
soled. 7oc- related 10 s5c.: ladies'
half-soles. soc. rebated to 5Oc. Every
pair sewed. best leather. no nails. no
pegs Heel.ns. 25c. DREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 716 East
Main. Phone Monroe 1861.
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FRANK n. cox. Crie-.
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BE- J. A. Connolly & Co,
real Estate Auctioneers-
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WANTED, SIX BOYS WITH BICYCLES.
Apply Monday morning RICHMOND
MkSSENGER SERVICE, els East
Main
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-12
SMALLER THAN LAST YEAR.
Reports Outlook for
Apple Crop Not Very Good.

State Horticulturist Albert X. Gard
nerS Of Rockland stated, Saturday, to
a journal reporter that all indications
from the orchards that he had visited
in the State pointed to smaller crop
than last year with the exception of
the Baliwins. The percentage of Ne.
] apples will not be as large as last
year on account of the scab.
The unfavorable weather conditions,
which caused a heavy drop, and the
scab are the principal causes for the
poor outlook. The scab is doing serious
damage at the present time.
In Franklin county, from which Mr.
Gardner has just returned. he finds
the apple outlook better than in many
other parts of the State He found the
Baldwin crop looking fairly good, al
though the scab is working some upon
them and vii! seriously affect the crop
of fancy fruit. The Baldwins are look
Zig better than any of the other va
rieties and showing less scab than the
Stark, Ben Davis. Spy or Mcintosh
Red.
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-----------------
COFFIN WITHDRAWS.
Smith Substituted as Republican Can
didate Penobscot Senator

Charles W. Coffin Of Bangor. who
named as one of the Republican can
didates for State senator from Penob-
scot county, at the primary election of
June II. Saturday, filed at the depart
ment of State a formal withdrawal of
his name from the ticket.
Acting under the provisions of Sec
ton % of the Primary Election law,
the Republican county committee of
Penobscnt county has designated
Charles Il. Smith of Newport, who was
an unsuccessful candidate at the June
primaries, to succeed Mr.. Coffin on the
Republican ballot, and the necessary
papers. placing Mir. Smith on the tick
et We're filed, Saturday. at the same
time with Mr.. Collins Withdrawal
Mr.. Coffn's reason for withdrawal
from the ticket are seaid to be in the
interest of fair representation ON the
Penobscot senatorial ticket of the
western section of the county, and in
the interest of party harmony and the
success Of the Republican ticket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-12

w. l.. Sampson made a business trip
to Danforth,s last week.
Miss Bertha Tardy is visiting Miss
Edith Strout at Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs w. y. Park and Miss
Jennie are camping out at Sebec lake.
Mrs Rufus Blake and daughter have
returned to their home in Arlington,
Mass.
Miss Mabel Hammond who is taking
business course in Portland, has been
passing few days with. her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pomroy have NOV
ed to Portland.
Mrs. Efiie Bragg is clerking in Elmer
Blethen's store.
Il, y. Thomas has been confined to the
house by Illness
$ Ct. Sanford, who has been very ill,
is, slowly improving
The Ladies' Social and Guild gave
Picnic supper in Congregational chapel
in honor of Mrs. Evelyn Russell and
Mrs Pomroy, who are soon to leave
these towns They were each presented
with gifts from the society.
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New Corporations.

The following corporations have fill
ed certificates of organization. under
the general law, at the department of
State:
Peoples Pharmacy, organized al
Bangor for the purpose of manufac-
ture and sale of drugs, medicines and
pharmaceutical and themical supplies.
with $4,000 capital stock. of which
nothing is paid in. officers: President
and treasurer, Carl S. Preble of Ban
gor. Certificate filed. Aug 10, 1912.
Portland Lead e Zinc Co., organized
at Portland for the purpose of carry
ing ON general mining, quarrying,
manufacturing and bagging business,
with 100000 capital stock. of which
nothing is paid in. Officers: President,
II. M. Smith of Portland; treasurer. j.
b. Austin of Portland. Certificate filed,
Aug. 10. 1912.
The l.. B. Currier Co.. organized at
Bangor for the purpose of carrying on
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NATIONAL HOME.
Augusta Democrats Win
From The Togus Nine.
Fast Boolhbay Team Will Play
Togus al 3 P. NJ, Saturday.
Furlough Granted.-1he Rewsy Items
From About the Branch.

An Augusta team, mostly Democrats,
came to the Branch. Saturday, and took
away the game 6, to 3. 1t was a fast
one and was won by hits and fast base
running. The regular pitcher, left and
center fielders for the Home team were
away and patched team was put on the
field and played the best possible and
kept the visitors down until the sew
enth, when Newbert was hit, Douglass
was safe on an error, Morrell was nit,
and then Harvey got a pretty single to
center. which cleaned up the bases. Har-
vey stole second and scored ON the sim
gle of Thyng The visitors got two
scores in the fourth when Morrel walk
ed, and Harvey hit a line drive to right
which was misjudged and rolled into the
woods. both crossing the plate.
Togus got her runs on three singles and
two errors. and after this squirt was UNI
able to hit safely, and as everybody
played tightly. was unable to score. 1t
was one of the best games played here
in long time. The score: