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New-York tribune., 1912-11-24
sAeAclous BUT UNscRUPULoUs.

None can read these fourteen rules
without being struck by the remarkable
sagacity that could see 20 clearly the
strategic points over which Russia must
gain coatrol I'm order to wage aggressive
warfare extend her territory and power
and advance her commerclal interests
Nor can any one read them without
easp or shudder at the depths OF In
trigue and duplicity that must be plumbed
in the carrying out of Peters solemn in
functions.
Nevertheless, the history Of Russia has
New-York tribune., 1912-11-24

Continued on fourth page.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13

the sheriff despite the provisions of his
bond and become technically prisoner.
he cannot press the case TO trial al this
time. That point cannot be deter,
mined until ne arrives in Aiken. Actual
incarceration In the common jail will
not be demanded, but IL Will he neces-
sary for the prisoner TO be actually In
the custody OF the sheriff or duly au-
thorized deputy.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
HOSPITAL LOSES ON
GOVERNMENT SICK
Directors Of Emergency Urge Con
gress To Build New lnstitu-
tion, to Replace Old.

Directors Of the Emergency Hospital
have drawn UP an urgent letter set
ting forth. new facts which they be-
lieye will convince the Senate and
House conferees on the District appro-
priation bill of the necessity Of pro-
Viding for. new hospital
The letter has been sent to the va
rious conferees. 1t sets forth that the
Government has not given Emergency
Hospital any money in the last Ave
years and that in that time. $4,000 has
been raised for II through donations
and various sources 1t Is asserted the
$4,000 paid for the care of Government
patients in that time has been mad
equate. The Government pays the hos
pital s1.20 per day for each INDECENT
patient treated and the cost of such
treatment to the hospital is said by
the directors to be $3.50 per day. The
directors say that thus in reality the
hospital has given the Government
$4,000 in the last FIVE years.
DR., w. P, Carr, acting secretary, said
the directors had assurances the ac-
ton Of the conferes would be favorable.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Postmaster Resigns
To Fight President

& CAMBRIDGE, Md, April l3.--Post-
master Seweil M. Moore today made
public the fact that he had on Tuesday
forwarded to Washington his resigna-
tfon of the office for which William II.
Medford was recommended by the
county committee some weeks ago.
In his letter TO the department Moore
stated that he intended to support
Roosevelt, and for that reason his resig-
nation was to- take effect at once or as
soon as his successor could be named
and take charge. 1t has been known for
some time that many organization Re-
publicans favor Roosevelt, and Moores
action win probably precipitate a fight
for him. 1s:s
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
BEACH SENDS WORD
He AND WIFE WILL
RETURNN NEXT WEEK
Accused Husband Gables
Lawyer He Wants
Quick Trial.

AIKEN, s. c., April I'D. S. Hender-
son. counsel for Frederick o. Beach, re-
ceived a cable dispatch this afternoon
from his client ordering that arrange
ments be made for immediate trial of
the case against him, charging assault
1nd battery on the person of his wife.
He says in the message that he and
Mrs Beach will start for America next
week.
Coincident with the receipt of this
message was the arrival In Aiken this
afternoon of T., s. Fuller, of the New
York law firm. which Is representing
Mr.! Beach. Mr.. Fuller has taken a
position that an early trial should be
arranged In compliance with Mr..
Beach's wishes. GN'E
In arranging bond for Mr.. Beach, on
which Thomas Hitchcock is surety, the
Hendersons especially requested that the
bond be made returnable to the Sep
tember term of court AS a bond case
the charge again Mr.. Beach can not
be heard at the June term under the
! rules of the circuit court. That term is
especially provided for jail cases and
/ the prisoners in jail have the right TO
demand immediate trial, with prece-
dence over all bond cases. 49,
Unless Mr.. Beach desires upon his re-
turn to Aiken to surrender himself to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26
BOND ISSUE ELECTION
TO BE HELD AT CHATHAM
100000 May he Voted for Improve
.... mcnt of Itonds in
County.
lsneclnl Id ma Tlmes. pispateh.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Danville. Va, August 25.-On Sep
temhei 3 "A bond election Will be held
a Chatham for the issuance of $780,
600 worth of county road improv''
ment bonds. and the present indi.
cations are that the election Will be
n successful one. These improvements
are to be made in the Dan River
district OF Piitsylvania County. and If
the election is voted. about nifty miles
OF roads IN this district VIII be re
surfaced ana rendered more passable
than they are at present. In view OF
the oncoming election. q farmers rally
was held at Kentuck on Tuesday last,
at which some hundred farmers were
present. There were a number OF
speakers from this city present at thl-
meeting. and "A number OF talks on
the good roads movement were made.
on Thursday afternoon next n
farmers institute Will be held at the
experimental plats at Axiom whers
practical discussions on the value OF
leguminous crops will be made, also
the use of life on the farm and other
talks Of interest to farmers. The
program will be repeated at Chatham
on tho next day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26
PLANS OF TAFT
ARE INDEFINITE
His Arrangements Have Been
Upset by Failure of Con-
gress to Adjourn.

WASHINGTON, August 25.-President
rafrs plans for leaving Washington
were tonight as indefinite az those OF
Congress Cor Adjournment. With the
general deficiency bill st'll pending In
both houses, it IS Impossible for him
to get away although his friends know
that the President is anxious to go
north and enjoy the rest and scclusion
OF Beverly for a few weeks.
The Presidents only caller during
tho day was Senator Crane. OF Massa-
chusotts. lie expressed the hope that
Congress would solve its difficulties
i'm time to permit his departure for
Beverly tomorrow night Ii he H.
~ Impossible to leave then he pro-
VIII not go north from Wash q,
but VIII journey to Beverly by V. of
Columbus. O. where he has an engage
ment Thursday Even the Columbus
engagement, made many months ago.
Will be cancelled II Congress remains
in session until late Wednesday night
and the Presidents vacation also Will
be postponed.
The President told friends who talk
ed with I'm early to-day that he ex-
pocted to keep only a few important
engagements after leaving Washing
ton. lie made 1t clear that he does
not intend to enter into a stumplnE
campaign OF any sort He believes
that he has been misunderstood, and
that the impression has gained cred
ence that he will make several politi-
cal speeches before the election. His
/ friends were told that he would do
practically no talking on political cub
jects unless Republican organizations
VISIT HIM at Beverly or unless some
of his ENGAGEMENTS are turned into
political gatherings.
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= Dlx's denomination becomes possible

Z Dlx's denomination becomes possible
there
we nre in favor OF Governor WI
son for President. but Dix on the
ticket would bent him in New York
said Chairman Duggan. 1--WE are not
booming any candidate. nor Will we
mix at all the county affairs. Our
sole object is to beat Dix out OF
denominations"
Chairman George ". Palmer. OF the
democratic state Committee has Just
completed a trip throughout the state.
where lac has been sounding sentiment
among the voters IIc found the
STRONGEST kind Of sentiment against
Murphy. and i'm many counties he was
frankly told that the denomination OF
Governor Di.. must not be thought OF.
Chairman Palmer has told all this TO
Boss Murphy. and the same informa-
ton went to the Wilson campaign
managers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26
tAcdi C9Il1r }.or goIr

CHOICE WATER FRONT TARA,
cheAp-l3s acres. fronting three
iourths mile ON the mes River.
near Good schools. church. ratir1aI
ana sienMcr wharf whore Tour
; a,eainefs STOP daily. eight-room
mouse orchard. line soil. SO per
month income with this farm hot
a. pending on crops Address " l.
~ lLN INScN TettngtOn. va.
FOR SALE s8 "a ACREs. SEVEN
miles from Petersburg good house.
Darn, weil, frult ana seven acres
cleared, balance d timber F'fty-nNe
"ei's joining nHov. Viii sell with on
Fciatat". House. BARN, Well. out
bindings and plenty 90 fruit. all ia
t"ri condition, 20 acres CLEARED. bali
atte limDei PRICES reasonable. -
100. care Times Dispatch.
HAVE TIE FINEST CHANCE FOR
T. iaan 10 make money ia Dividing
ana seiliHs houses. have All the
"Nl-'ience IL Sou wan. 10 make
INN. dispatch.
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McvE1GH 6 GLINN.
Auctioneers.
Sale Of Vualable Manufac-
turing Plant at Altavista, Va.

BY virtue of two deeds OF trust.
bearing date August !. 1911 and --prii
IL. 1912. and duly recorded in the
Campbell County clerks office. the UNI
dersigned Will sell ut public auction,
on the premises. on
FRIDAY OCTOBER is 1912.
at 10 O'Clock ~ NJ.
the plant of the Consolidated Furniture
Works. including factory AID Office
buildings and land attached thereto.
machinery. franchises. patents. office
furniture and nNturos manufactu- ID
goods, machinery and supplies and ma
tcral on hand a whole or in parcels
to suit purchasers
TERMS. cash but more liberal terms
can be obtained upon reasonable con-
...... ' NJ n ::
a. G BELL.
Altavista. Va.
W II. GOULD.
G. r. CASKIE.
~ h. PERCY.
Lynchburg Va.
Trustees.
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Casselinan < Co.
Farm stock Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1912.

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1912.
commencing at 10 o'clock.
on the farm known as the Seven Pines
battlefield situated on the Williams
burg Road 1right at the terminus of
the seven Pines car traci).
By order OF Mr. L. Casselman. who
Is changing from "a dairy farm to n
hrst-ciass genuine thoroughbred stock
farm, TO be sold TO the highest bidder.
without reserve. most select and
useful herd Of forty Dairy cows. prin-
cipally iIolstein and Jerseys; also u
number Of Yearlings and two-year- old
letters and ono Yearling Holstein
Bun. nrstclass Separator Empire y.
in good order: capacity. $50 pounds
per hour. almost new
Special attention is called to this
sale. as it Offers good opportunity OF
securing some good family cows.
TERMS: Cash
Further particulars of the Farm
Stock Auctioneers.
CASsELA1.AN & CO..
1olS +. Main st. Richmond.
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Bank Of Virginia.
l. IL. .r-....a u

Monday, July 20. 1912
70 THE STOCK HDIDEIS Or THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA..
FGrsNdnt TO 81 resolution OF the
board OF directors of tho National
Bank OF virginia, adopted this day
hvtic. is hcreoI Eten that. Il special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
said bank Will be held at its banking
mouse, %inth and ain!n Streets. Rich
lnond. Ma. RsDAN. August -.
4tl-, at u clock NJ to consider:
First \ proposition and plan for
the consolidation Of the National
Rnnl. OF Virginia with the First Ma
tlonal Bank OF Richmond. Va. hich
mas Deen approved by the board Of
Hirectors Of the national Bank OF
second. a plan for the complete
liquidation Of the assets and affairs
of the National Bank Of virginia
pursGant to sections 1920 ana 52gl
United states Revised Statutes 10
take Greet upon such day as may be
n%cd by the stockholders.
Third The ratification Of the ac-
ton Of the board OF directors Of the
said bank IN f-e premises prelimt-
nary 70 sad frceting.
Fourth. Any ether business ger
name TO the FOREGOING matters which
may be brough. T. the consideratIon
OF the said meeting.
fun meeting OF the ftoclhold-
ers, either in person or by proxy. is
urgently requested
W. VI. HABLIsTON.
President.
". NJ ADDISON.
Cashier
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SHOE REPAIRING.
STORAGE.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
name Edison II you want one you
can understand every word on the
record G. Is. HAYNES & co.
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SLIP COVERS.

IN LINEN AND CRETONNr. TOR BED
room or parlor. ..ale to lit. sgd
NOR & HUNDLEY. INC, Seventh and
Grace. Madison S204.
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w ant Ad Rates
Lost ana 3Dunn

PHOTOGRAPHIC LENS Ok AUGUST
y, between Sew NlIugu ana Dn4On
station. Or on RlchuOud local 40
tnrrry IiA VA. sultaui. .lewaiu.
NoAiy WILLARD e.. GREENE. 10
Atlantic Avenue. Rochester. y.
LOST. OK PETERSBURG TUKNPIIE,
between lathmund auu Chester, zen
tleiHan god watcu chain. Finder
please nolIy a.. g.. WALTON. JN,
80 Mrtlal building, Clty.
Lost. MEDICAL DIPLOMA OF TIE.
OHiFefslts u fenns! i'unla Finder
return - lime Dispatch ana re-
ceive reward.
LOST. BETWEEN PARK STREET Ash
Z. * - station, TWO punches Of keys.
Reward ~ returned to IL south Four
teenth street
LOST. S3ADAY AiORNlNG BE.'WLeN
seventh ana Broad. rr on ..'i-ty
iiltu street car. o. on lianco 3. Jin
i,rpHD 10 clay watch fob ISL in-
tal- ~. j.. n.y. Regard r,tur4 e'i
- ioiy W.st Clay.
j FOUND. LADIES PuCK ETHDON BE
tween flfth ana sixth on Broad
street, conta.H.ns small amount
ineney ana Calling cards. owner can
st same vs. !dcnuhcnti Oh. N. a.
H.. olt East Broad Streei
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32otires

WASTED. THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
that JAHNk L BROS. jewelers.. OLE
East Main Street, buy, sell exchange
LATE Il STYLES. Old god and sill.
vei always taken ia exchange
LET ME DECORATE YOUR HOME
this iall. ] viii paper tho walls and
give YOU background fer winter
OF domestic bliss. II. r. JONES. lOl
East Main Street. Richmond VA.
Phone Monroe 1895. Prices right.
IDEAL VENTILATOR co. PHONE
Monroe 1902.
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LAtaL NsIaIe a.at NM

1913 l'ioyd ave, II rms. hot
water neat. Two baths ....S 90 90
-eu4 Park Avenue, rms. ..... 80 30
--lp Grove AVE, inns. ..... 20 90
$40 Floyd. 10 rms. ......... 30 OD
l49 .. tourth ST.. % rms. ..... - 10
no -. Fourth, rms. ...... - 81
III ~ Main, L. rms ........ 81 W
10 i. lain. ii rms. .....,. lsS Il
1891 NeuAble ............. %
CEENstiAW q KICKS.
FOR REST. ONE DEsIRABy.E STORE
ana i've rooius 500 West Broad
Street.
LOCATION is BUSINESS CENTRE OF
Newport News FOR iiist-class res
taurant in connection with estab-
hsh.d hotel of forty rooms VIII rec
mouel to sUit right party splendid
oppor tenity, hHcHANGE HOTEL.
-1Vt Washington Avenue. Newport
News
TWO ADJOINING STORES. 81 FEET
deep. on Washington Avenue. New
po', News. best available site ia
the city. suitable for clothing. dry
goods. etc. JOHN Whey. -6O5
washington Avenue Newport News
YEARS LEASE sIX-ROOM MODERN
cottage. rental, go per month. SIT
Barton Avenue. Barton heights.
Telephone Monroe $50.
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SpDnn5 llialitro

) . TX tliltEE. FURNISHED ROOMS
i'r iigit housekeeping east = Eir.t
street. state price Address 81
est" finler-D ispatch
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BlluatlOns llianIfo, j:emalf

: sTENoGRApHER, CASHIER AND
general clerk open Tor position. Ad
dress 9 sc. care Times-D Dispatch.
iLADY WISHES PRIMARY SCHOOL.
position IN educational Institution,
hospital or TO travel for city nrm.
QUICK General Delivery. Tdpuu-
hammock, Va.
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lGanteo

WANTED. TO BUY, SECONDHAND
passenger automobile; must be
IN FIRST class condition state make.
year, fun particulars and lowest
cash price. Address M. NJ D." SIS
Redeate Avenue. Norfolk. Va
WANTED. SECONDHAND MAXWELL.
funaboCt automobile. latest model In
good condition Address, stating par
Box D. North Emporia. Va
WANTED. TO Buy FOR CASH.
household goodg IN any quantity.
Rhone Madison 3S51
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PERSONALS

SPECIAL. LADIES, l AM GOING TO
GIVE A VERY SPECIAL OFFERING
FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY. FOR
THIRTY FIVE DOLLARS / WILL
MAKE y SUIT WHICH Is ALSO
LUTELN GUARANTEED TO BE
WORTH tOl.1N-FINE DOLLARS.
LADIES SHOULD TAKE ADVAN-
TAGE or THIS SPECIAL OFFER
TO HAVE THEIR FALL SUITS
MADE j. WINTERS, aOs ~ NORTH
SIXTH STREET.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at IIUGHES5S. 909 North Third.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26
Poultry, 4ortS anb gioc Stork

ron SALE. FIfSrEEN FAIRS OF
pigeons. cheap. Phone Madison
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bu9inr55 OppDrIlIIi,fIcs

{ HAVE THE FINEST CHANGE FOR
and selling houses. l have ali the
experience. IT you want TO make
mGney sec me. Address G 62. care
Timcs- Dispntch.
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The Valentine Museum

Open daily from ~ a. NJ to =. NJ
Admission 25c. N-ca on SATURDAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26

FOR SALE. LARGE. GENERAL STORE
on main line OF Chesapeake and
ohio Ktilway IN Albemarle County
Va; annual sales around eighty
Thousand; will sell both real estate
and stock or sell stock and give long
lease on property. II preferred. viii
SCH HAIR interest to competent young
man. taking entire charge II 5nice
work. Address -. care Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26
5oIIrlTOrs ano salrsnlen

WASTED. Statesmen CALLING on
hardware, paint and Misunderstanding
trade, salary or commission: give
fuli details whom replying. Replies
treated confidential. l. 20, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26
Ior!p. So M i:fnlalr

MEN AND WCMEN WANTED FOR
government positions $50 month.
write for list II positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. il5-R.
ROCHESTER,. y. 7.
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Delanarf Gdiater Gap
WATER GAP OUsE.
The Mountain lfirndise.

open until December l. Extensively i'm
proved. The most modern and finest To-
Gated hotel in this region. Cuisine OF the
highest standard; white service. Orchestra
social diversions, every out door amuso-
ment new, beautiful Palm Court and
Cafe. Special September and autumn rates
Booklet and auto maps mailed. sixth sea.
son. JOHN PUKDY COPE.
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agents llidnfio

Ne IfAvE x PROPOSITION WINCH
VIII make you. as agent. 30 per cent
piont. exclusive selling Right gwen.
unlimited demand Tor product. Ad-
dress, sending one dollar tor initial
order and agreement to SALES
MANAGER. Boz IL. Hotersburs. Va.
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fsllfs lliantcn

W-----..b. FLAT Or 1IoUsEK EEPiNG
apartment. four rooms. modern, good
location Address -. Il. c. care
Iimcs-Dispatcn
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In the District Court or the United
states for the Eastern District of Vir-
sinia. in the matter of city coal Com
pany. Incorporated, bankrupt
In pursuance or the decree OF said
court. entered on the 5th day of July.
1912 tho undersigned trustee and re-
ceivcrs viii sell at public auction, in
front Of Henrico county courthouse, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1912,
at II o'clock noon.
the following described property:
All That tract or parcel of land lyina
and being in the county or Henrico
Va, containing 1856 5e7-i00O acres. more
or less. and situated about SIC miles
southeast OF the city of Richmond,
about two miles from Fair Oaks sta
ton and adJoins the lands OF George
NJ Savagc's estate and others. being
the same land conveyed to the city
Coal Company. Incorporated. by T. ~
Parkinson and others by deed dated
September S. 1906 This farm has the
right OF way through the adjoining
farm to the public road Most of the
land is In woods
TERMS: All cash. or upon terms or
one-third cash and remainder in six
and twelve months title to be retained
until all the purchase money is paid
WALTER SYDNOR.
GEO. p HAW.
WAITER sYDNoR
McvE1GH G GIINN.
s4,..
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FLATS.
Possession at once.

Possession once.
a32o West Grace street. I'd ..... 4
1911 Park Avenue. nrst............ :
zoo East Grace Street. third .. 3
207 East Franklin third. ...... i
i2li Park Avenue. second ........ j
oil Virginia Avenue. Barton Heights.
second .................... 4
ga Garland Ave. Barton Heights.
second ............... ........ 4
South Beech street. first. !
1920 x West Grace. second ......... \
APARTMENTS.
The Raleigh. 1901 w Franklin Street
Jan!tor Service for halls and
heat.
Possession nj once.
Second floor. middle. seven rooms
First floor. middle seven rooms.
Third floor. front. seven rooms.
The stafford. 20O7 Monument Avenue.
Janitor service for halls and
heat.
Possession Mt once.
First floor. eight rooms.
Third floor. eight rooms
The brooke. 92i5 Monument Avenue.
Janltor service for nails and
heat.
Second noor. east side, seven rooms.
Third door. west side seven rooms
The virginia building. Fifth ana
Main Streets. Heat and iani-
tor service.
Second floor. z rooms. October l.
Third floor, rooHs. bath (bachclor)
September Is
Let us show You any of these
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Runlnlrr l5parpIng

eoULEVARD Inn, ON HAMPToA
Roads, country and seashore com
bined. with city convenicncos Send
for literature to the MISSES TABB,
X. h. d. /, Hampton. Va.
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UPHoLsTERING.
Virginia Trust Co
Richmond, Virginia.

This Company, having qualified as
Executor Of the Estate Of Mrs. Hannah
NJ. Moran, deceased, all persons having
claims against said Estate arc requested
to present them at this office and those
indebted to the Estate will please make
payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor Of Mrs Hannah NJ. Moran.
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CASSELAGAN & CO..
lolS E. Main st. Richmond.
AIcvcigh & CHM
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 North Eleventh Street.

TRUSTEE AND RECEIVERS AUG
TION SALE
IN BANK RUPTCY OF 4 TRACT OF
WOODLAND IN HENRICO COUNTY,
VA, CONTAINING 1886 597-1ooo
ACRES, MORE OR LESS
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FOX sALE CHEAP. ALL KINDS OF
second hand mechanical tools also
TRUNKS ana suit cases. Apply to
l-l.sNER BROS. 1875 East Main
street. IaWnD!Okers.
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INfIWKITENS. FULLY GUARAN-
teed. five DAYS free Trial. ON terms
Caicaro No G Rem.ngtous. S35. 40.
divers, si0. No. UnderwOcds. sou.
30. l. -. smiths. So. Al standard
grades less tam half D.rce. State
machine desired with three refer
euces. that's all GEO. GILES. $40
AIuuMtAIn AEerun. Eonnokr "a
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/ BOILERS. ENGINES. ODWORKING
machinery OF every description. belt
ing, hangers. shatung and pulleys.
Condition guaranteed. J. BLUFORD
& Co. 1893 East Cary Street.
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For SALE. THHEE-CHAIR BARBER
shop. good business. we sell on ac-
count Of change ia business. estab-
Iished i've ynars 5Ot West Broad
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iAuonls 1.ur lArnf

NICELY FURNISHED. LARGH AND
small vapoi heated rooms; transients.
sloY peg day. luS East Grace
ELEGANT, FghNlshEp KQQMS, =
NOkE lli North Eighth
FUKNIslIED ROOM. CENTRAL LOCA-
uun nal block from post office. lu9
North seventh street.
SUITE or ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR.
suitable for party OF tnrec. adjoining
bath. 2ls West Grace street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board. us East Marshall.
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