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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27
FARM ERS' BIG MEETING
LynchburE Doing Great Things IN En,.,,o;
the Enrmcrh' Imstitmtc--- Mnmnn,> III

IynchhurE. Va. July 25-Thc luidsumr,cr
meeting Of the Virginia state Farmers. II,
s'itute which is to hc held in this civ AZ,
gust and s. Will without doubt prove "a Va
The largest gathering OF this body which has
ever been held. according to the estimate 81
secretary -. Morgan Shepherd The low
railroad rates and tho central location ana
consequent ease with which Lynchhurr r,n
be reached will he help in drawing ,L.
members together.
The program which has been arranged for
INC occasion is one Of unusual merit The
speakers are men OF national proui,i.nre
and who are eminently fitted To handle I'm a
most comprehensive manner the suhinr,s
which have been assigned them
Inc Lynchburg Chamber OF Commerce will
entertain the visitors on Friday night In an
Informal out-of-door supper at Rivermon,
Fark followed by musical program ana
comedy drama presented In the Park Casino
by e. company OF talented performers
special program has been very carofuuv
arranged for women and girls. which will he
carried out by n number or prominen, wo-
men. among whom are Mrs. Mary ~ DUlurd
and Miss Ella G.. Agncw. who have made a
study of tho problems OF farm life from a
womans standpoint. AS a feature o, This
department there will he given some vrrv
interesting demonstrations OF practical value
series OF entertainment has been arranged
In which tho women WIN participate exciu-
etvcly.
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PROSPEROUS BURLINGTON.
North Carolina Town That i, Rusbin r.
Right Along-RniIway MAX
Ing improvements

Burlington, y. c.. July 26.-There arc
many evidences of the rapid growth
OF Burlington. The traveller alighting
from the train sees a large force Of
"orkmen busy on the buildings be-
longing TO the Southern Railway. for
merly used as their shops here They
are being overhauled and remodeled
ana VIII be used by the company to
store their wreckaSe in, S their pres
ent quarters are insufficient
ON Main Street Whitfield Brothers
are building handsome pressed brick
store building. and will move their
STOCK IN as soon as completed on
front street the Hay building has
been remodeled, and July 26. r. T.
White, from High Point will open a
new motion picture show. The Gem
Inc other picture theatre on Main
street, The Grotto, has Just put I'm a
handsome new front, beautiful in de-
sign and very attractive. On Davis
Street. Z. l. Morgan Is completing a
commodious new brick warehouse,
6ox2O0 feet. which will be completed
within few days. On Worth street
). G. Moore is building 4Ox50 brick
building which will be occupied by
the Burlington Bottling Company
The Piedmont Electric and Railway
company has laid the foundation of
their new power house, which will be
S6xl26 feet. Immediately behind their
present power house. 1t will be or
brick. concrete and steel The gener-
atins capacity will be $500 horse
power to start, with room to increase
TO 5000. This Will be used for the
street railway. for lighting the towns
OF Burlington. Graham. Haw River
and Mebane. the contracts for which
have been made. and will furnish
power for mills and all plants
using electricity. Beside this: appara-
tus will be installed for making Ice
with n capacity OF thirty tons daily.
This plant Will be complete by October
IL. The new forty-foot addition to
the car barn has just been finished, as
the other barn was insufficient for the
increased number Of cars.
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rates abroad. however. were arrested.
Inc great central banks, especially the
Bank of France and the Imperial Bank
of Germany, continued their policy of
upbuilding and conserving gold hold
ings, rs though in expectation of fur
Their strain
York money market banks showing
more Willingness to put out time
loans Tor the shorter periods. up 10
ninety days. In consonance with this
market and some notable price re-
covcrics in low grade bonds. The an
OF New Haven convertible bonds re-
suited in an abrupt fall in price OF the
outstanding 6s To the lowest price ever
recorded. The stock also receded to
about its ps.vious low level United
states government bonds broke into
new low ground. The anology OF for
United states bonds Invested OF the cir
culation privilege, even with the in
tcrcst rate Increased from TO per
cent.
The question OF increase of wages to
Eastern railroad tralnmen possesses an
iminGdiate solution of the arbitration
problem. That an award will carry
som" increases IS generally expected
There is belief also that such an out
come might help the contention OF tho
railroads for higher freight rates
Hlsher charges, IL is believed. would
OF tn" return would find it,, way back
INTO Increased outlay, both for wages
ana upkccp. Ii is argued also that the
lmprovcment OF tho railroads credit
would help the sale of bonds and tho
pushing OF new enterprises, with an
Impulse TO wide variety Of indus
tries
steel trade advices report a better
sentiment caused by the stock market
placed ut price concessions Renublic
Steeis good half-year strengthened The
promise for United States Steers show
ing.
Possibility OF ultimate good To cor
porations having interests in Mexico
was inferred from the new policy out
Ilncd by the government. Impairncnt
~ the corn crop was recognized from
me not wave, but not enough to de-
Stroy hopes OF a profitable harvest Tho
growth OF the idle freight car surnlus
~ ms time In contrast with last years
decreasing tendency marks he diver
gent course of trade activity this wear
from last. ''
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WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW

New Orleans July 26.-The cotton
market displayed great irreeularity in
its fluctuations this week. chiefly as tho
result OF the liquidation of the July
position. The net results of tho week :
trading were loss OF 43 TO % points
The high prices We're made on Monday
Saturday. At the highest the trading
montns were 81 points over 10 points
under last weeks close; at the lowest
range was Al TO SO points
The main feature OF the week was
IN: trading ia July. The month was
70 August and the new crop months.
but July bore tho hrunt Gt the pressure.
losing about three quarters OF Il cent
pound in two session. y little soil :
compdnicd the liquidation. Al the end
oi nc week II was generally consider
ed thnt no more operations Of conse-
quencc in the old crop months were
possible.
The new crop months were adversely
%Sf'eT by rn nI IL the end Of the
have sections tina. needed moisture. but
nearly al other states appeared to have
received sufficient precipitation. Very
little interest was taken in the pend
Inc report on condition by the govern
meat.
In the SPOT department prices lost
7-lt OF cent, middling closing at .
cents. against IL 5-l6 last week. and
IL 4 this week last year. Sales on
INC spot amounted to sol bales AGAINST
5pS last wcc.S, ana 746 this week last
wear. Sales 10 arrive amounted to ! :
056 bales against 1872 last week, and 454
this week last year.
New York, July 26-Co,ton goods
markets ar" quiet. but generally firm
Trading is confined very largely to de
lvcricS In the next few months and
fancy cotton goods tradins is coniincd
TO high novelties Road statesmen are
expecting 10 hook considerable rev
forward business as the crop harvest
ing period approaches. socks con
inuc al a very low point
rh" summer vacations Of work poo-
pic arc tending 10 restrict the output
ana selling agencies rcpor, 2 lack OF
scasonabl" accumulation OF spot goods
This is doing much TO hold prices
STEADY. Prints are quiet in narrow
widths Pcrcalcs are being sold wei
for future delivery. Blcachcd cottons
arc behind in delivery, owing TO the
pressure for spot merchandise Cling.
ans arc quiet Duck rules steady and
unchanged. DENNIS are sofa ahead fol
thc next two months. Tjckings ar,
+sold closely tin September Is Jub.
hers ere doing moderate business
and after the retail inventories ar,
completed next week th"v look 10,
an active inquiry from retailers. -''
Pric"s arc IS follows: ~ Mt cloths
2sinch. oAx6is 33-4 cents; 64x66's
3i-2. IS l-2-inch. GiX6is. (, cents
standard sheetings Southern. 73-4
tickinGs S-ouncc, 1910: dcnims
9-ouncc IA: standard staple prirts
i-2 standard staple Einghams, & g..
1 cents; dress Cinghams gl-3
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The Valentine Auction Co..
Auctionrcrn,
6l6 EAST BROAD STREET.
Large Stock Of Gro
ceries, Wagon, Store
Fixtures
AT AUCTION
at 5 10 E. Marshall ST
FRIDAY. AUGUST /.
beginning at $40 O'Clock p NJ

on account OF owner disseminating
business. We Will sell on above date
and hour. at No. 80 East Marshall
street, is cases Maryland chief Toina-
toes. II cases Rockdale Corn, cases
Octagon Soap. cases Circus Soap
ease Banquet Asparagus. 2 cases Orla
Molasses, cases Butterbeans. . cases
Bull Heal Tomato Catsup ! case Corn
Starch. cases No. l Gunpowdcr Tea.
case high grade Black Tea. . barrels
Molasscs, l barrel Syrup, barrels
Vinegar: barrels Flour. barrel high
grade Pepper. barrel Salt. barrel
Minccmcat. 10 dozen Baskets. besides
a fun assortment of open goods on
shelves. consisting OF Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, Potted Meats. Olives.
Catsup, Sauces, etc; Canned Tomatoes.
Corn. salmon, Maple Eyrup, Cocoa
Cracker-Jack Coffee. Sardines. Corncd
Beef. Royal. Rumford and Good Luck
Baking Powders. Soaps, Lyc. Washing
Powders. Washboards. Brooins Matches,
Cereals; Cakes. Crackers, etc: also one
good Delivery Wagon. Coffee Mill.
Clock. Platform Scales. Swing Scales,
Iron Safe. etc; Shelving. Counters. etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
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WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW

New York. July 26-The action Of
the weeks stock market Indicated tho
maintenance OF Increased confld.nca
This was partly duo to the further
necessities of bearisl traders, who nar
histed In putting out fresh lines on
again as the rise proceeded Buyinr for
foreign account was feature OF thc
weeks events, and this had Il sonii
market "
Tho declining tendency of discount
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By virtue OF Two certain deods Of
trust 70 t"e u"dess.S"ec, trustee. ono
- tee OcttSe. =. 1870. 1HI .eco!oea
ni"g William County. V.I . 3. %,
,ase ssSa. $40 TIC otne. cotc1 Septes".
oer 10 osos' and scco.-9a ~ as.d
S!erk ONCE In -. =. 3, pas ! lGa. CO.
stuli having boom nsoo :. 40 payment
OF ths sums OF money secure. TO 30
..ust, l VII. sell AT pupne auction IN
front OF the court-nouau OF mo Circuit
Gourt OF King w!A!an. County. Klnx
" William. We. on
AUGUST 4. 1913.
nj II o'clock noon. tho real estate do
SERTED IN Doth =: the Ove-Inontloned
Ieocs Of trust, as tollo ws---to- WIZ.
All that TRACT or LAND lying and
being N ihe county OF l<!ng William.
IN mo STATE OF Virginia. known as
Mount Pihsah Farm. containing gao
acres Of land. moro OF less,aud bounded
nb foi!owh: ON the norm Dy Ihe Mat
tapon! hiver. on the east by the lands
ot James h Koane ana the road lead
On the youth By the main Toaa leading
from Rumford 20 Ayleits. Va, on the
west BY tho main road Leading from
Of VIM. 3. Pointer.
Th's farm ia three miles from Ay-
letts and one mile from RumIord; ia
located or blum tity OF sixty feet
above the Mattaponl River, ana con-
tains 30 acres, more OF less. OF which
about no arc clear ana. and there IS
considerable hardwood timber IN tho
forest. All the land Is high and lts
i0hsest boundary Is on the public road.
The main house, which is located In q
me grove OF large trees with beau
with metal roof. in first-class condi.
lion. contains eleven rooms and three
very large halls. with bath. hot and
The plumbing being modern and up-to-
uhtc me water is from an artesiRn
we'll $40 feet deep The property is
we'll fenced. and there are numerous
springs on the promises. The view
from the house is beautiful There Is
large, new metal roof barn. together
with several old barns. nd n good
metal roof tenant house and ice-house
IN hrst class order; sufficient power to
furnish power for all the work neces-
tary on the farm by installing hydro
number OF chicken houses smoke
house and other outbuildings. as we'll
rs n very good orchard
Any. one desiring a first-class farm
should not fail to attend this sale as
the property Will positively be sold to-
the highest bidder
TERMS: Cash as to the cost OF ex-
ecu ecntins this trust and 70 pay any taxes
the following notes-to- wit:
$4,000. with interest from September
Is, 1910.
5000, with interest from March Is.
1911.
10000. with interest from April H.
1911.
5000, with interest from September
3, 1911
$4,000. with interest from October IL.
1911.
5000. with interest from March IS.
1912.
100000. with interest from September
Is, 1912
and any balance at one and two years
from date of sale. with interest at
per cent per annun, to be secured by
deed OF trust on the property or ali
cash. at the option of the purchaser.
JOHN p. LEARY, Trustee.
Whilst the above terms are in 40.
cordance with the terms OF the trust
deed. the auctionecrs will be able -
arrange more liberal terms for pur
chaser at the time and place of sale.
>aould the same be desired
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clearinghouse stnteur,,

New York, July 26-The statement
OF the actual condition of clearing.
house banks and trust companies FOR
me week shows that they hold sos
lot,'OO reserve in excess OF legal re-
pulrcments. This is an increase Of 81
$500 from last week
The statement follows: Actual con-
ditions-- No"
Loans, sl,9lc,s4e,OOo, decrease. sls-
sPeeie, ss4e.5ss,ooo; Increase, S.
az. 600. ~
Legal tenders, sSa.s13ooo; increase
Net deposits, sl7ss,75o. 900. decrease
$l3l,O00. '""e'
ood Bank cash reserve in vault. sase.2si,-
Trust companies cash reserve In
AiNsgrer2te cash reserve, s4S3. 400. 900.
house members carrying % per cent
cash reserve. $7i.o27.o0O.
summary of state banks and trust
companies In Greater New York moi
Included In clearing house statement .
Loans, So41,579,900; decrease, Si.l60, .
Specie, s65,15s,soo; decrease. $3.50.
. Legal tenders. s7.49a.Soo: decrease
Total deposits, sd22,s72,aoo: decrease
s772.2O0.
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capital stock OF $4,000.
RAYMOND Oil and Pipe Line CO.
Jennings La was Incorporated with
capital stock of 100000
Winterville Cotton OIL co yvi,.
vile ~ c.. was incorporated with
capital stock Of $4,000.
culpeper SILK Mills, Culpeper. Va
was incorporated with ca pital stock ~
$4,000. 0IN VI
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aurtion SaIeS future Days
The Valentine Auction Co.,
AuctfOncers,
618 EAST BROAD STREET.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES. TWO
WAGONS ETC OF
O. B. Morgan
Twelfth ana Perry Streets.
South Richmond


Pursuant to an order Of the District
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia. in matter
of .. II. Morgan. bankrupt entered on
the 2Sd day of July, 1913, | will sell
at public auction. on the premises. No
300 West Twelfth Street tcorner
Twelfth and Perry street. South Rich
mond). on
TUESDAY. JULY %.
beginning at 1880 o'clock y Nj
a large stock of Staple Groceries .n-
bracing among other goods various
brands OF Canned Corn, Peaches To-
matocS. Iottcd Meats. Syrups salmon.
Sardines Lunch Tongue. i'orit and
Beans. Soups, Asparagus. Baking Pow
dcrs. Eaglc. Winner ana other Miles
etc; Bottled CatSups. Pickles IRE
serves. olives. Sauces. Maple syrup
etc: various brands OF Toilet and Laun-
dry soaps. Washing Powders. I've.
SIuing. etc. BroomS, Washboards Ara
Gon. Morara and AGbUcklc's conccs
two full caddi"s Tea. several brands
Package Teas, Sugar. l5p sacks popular
brands Flour. Spices. Ginger Ale. I'VE
eases Matches. large stock of smoking
and Chewing Tobacco, Cigars and Cigar
cites. Hay Bran. Corn Feed. etc. also
OIL TANK. scales. Showcases. one omen
Wagon. one Top Delivery Wagon. Nor
chants ana Tobacco License. two sets
Wagon License. etc
sale positive. TERMS. Cash
JOHN HOWARD
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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HORSE. WAGON. HARNESS. REFRIG-
orator. ETC

We Will also sell. at tho same time
ana place. Tor account OF Melvin Flcg-
tnhciM. attorney. the following nx-
tNIcs. etc, "hich wcI" used ia connec-
ton VIII tue above business; one good
young Work Horse. gent" and kind:
on" good Top Delivery Wagon. one set
Wagon harness Mcc-ay cirocars' Re-
trig.raior size about six feet high.
eight iect wide ana two ara onc-half
fcet deep. one 30 80 Sterling Meat
Slicer. ono pair Platform scales. sew
cral pairs OF Counter. Meat and Scoop
and Combination Lock Iron safe
TERMS Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctionccrs.
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The Valentine Auction Co.,
.iUctionccrs,
6l8 EAST BROAD STREET.
Stock Of Groceries, Cash
Register, Hobart Coffee
Mill, Scales, etc, at
Auction
l52o CHAFFIN STREET.
w EpNESpAY, JULY 80.

we viii sell. at request of owner. n
stock OF Groceries. consisting OF
Canned Corn and Syrups Succotash.
SOUPS. Rumiord. i and NJ and g. l..
Baking Powders. Ivory. + and = and
Sweetheart Soaps. Washing Powders.
Lyc, y and II Soda. Macaroni. Smok-
ms ana Chewing Tobacco. Cigarettes,
Lamp Cnimncys. Flour. Tea. Coffee.
Brooms. Matches. Toilet Paper. Salmon.
Sardines, Vinegar. Mustard. etc: also
Swinging Scales. National Cash Regis
ter. Electric Hobart Coffee MIL, with
Meat Grinder ana Knife Sharpencr at
tuchcd; Showcase etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE. AI-C,,rION co
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, In execution OF a decree Of the Cir
cunt Court OF lIcnrico COUNTY entered
december 81. 1912. In the suit OF SOPHIA
tonrads VS.. Conrads and others. tho
undersigned special commissioners
therein appointed will offer for sale at
pubic auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. JULY IS 1913
at o'clock p. NJ,
me above very valuable and substan-
TALLY built double brick residence, Sit
uated on the north side OF Belmont
Avenue. with lot fronting 200 feet on
said avenue. and running back 53S
ieet 10 Graham Street. and containing
ten, acres. This property is situated
within The eastern corporate limits OF
me city OF Richmond. and will make
most desirable home. and the acreage
Is ripe FOR subdivision, and offers rare
ulation.
TERMS: One third OF the purcha GO
money TO be pad in cash: balance in
one and two years. purchaser TO ex-
ccutc his notes for deferred PAYMENTS
PAYABLE in two equal Instruments nj
one ana two years after date. and bear
ing interest from date; or all cash. at
opton OF purchaser. Title to he re-
tanned until all purchase money is
PAID and a conveyance ordered b. the
court. N''N
r; E. PEYTON. JR.
ISAAC DIGGS
SDecial Com
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auctton salts, future Daps
The Valentine Auction Co.,
AuctiOnccrs,
618 EAST BROAD STREET.
Bankrupt Auction Sale Of
Stock Of High-Grade Gro
ceries, Fine Store Fixtures,
ETC., of S. l.. Ullman, No.
3l8 North Sixth Street.

Pursuant to AN Order Of the District
Court of the United states for tho
matter. of Samuel l.. Climan. bankrupt.
entered on the 23d day Of .iuly 1913 I
VIII sell on the premises. No. 3lS
North Sixth Street
THURSDAY. JULY 81.
beginning at 3 o'clock T. NJ.
the entire stock ANA fixtures. consist
ing of a full line of high grade Shelf
Apricots. Asparagus. Sardincs shrimp,
Mushrooms Corn. Beans. Lunch Tongue,
l'ottcd Meats. Corncd BoQr. Preserved
Ginger. Condensed Milk. so,orn. Succo-
various brands OF Teas ana Cohecs.
Spices. Cocoanut. Bottled olives, Cat
sup, salad Dressing, Pickles etc: also
The following unbrokcn cases: six
three cases Spaghetti, two cases Seed
ed Raisins. one case Lima Beans ono
case String Beans. Ave cases Cucco-
tash. four cases Currants. one case
orla Molasscs. three cases Snider's
ChtSup, one case bHlo Soap. two cases
Moon Soap. two cases Pulled Wheat
ANA Rice one case star Naphtha. sew
eleven rolls Wrapping Paper about
thirty-fivc Folding Delivery Boxes
several part barrels Herring and Mack
crcl. Heating stove. Cashiers Desk,
fine shelving. Rolling Shelf Ladder.
Tea. Coffee and Spice Canistcrs and
Cabinets, Meat Counter and Rack Elcc-
tric Fixtures. one Double Hopper Ho-
bart Coffee Grinder and PulVcrizcr and
other fixtures, etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
OBDWAY FULLER.
Receiver and Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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r. f. PEYTON. JR..
ISAAC DIGGS,
Special Commissioners
State Of Virginia. County of Henrico

state Of Virginia County OF Henrico,
l. Samuel p. Waddill. clerk of the
SSlrcuit Court OF the County of Henrico.
40 certlty that the bond required OF
eRe SPECIAL commissioners in the suit
OF SOPHIE Conrads US. Conrads ct ais
has been duly executed
of July. 1913 ""S
SAMUEL p. wADDILL.
Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
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WIN. Z. Pizz!ni Company.
Rhal Estate Agents auG Auctionee-s,
7.3 Last Main Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTIoN SALE
Oh
SPLENDID Farm OF ESQ ACRES on
THE SOUTH SIDE or TIE NAT.
TAPuNl RIVER.
ABOUT TWANTY-a2Vk: MILES
FROM RICIiMO%p
IN KING WILLI.>.I COUNTY. VA
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aurttpn SaIes, a7onnap


BY n w BOWE & son,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT E%CEL-
LENT TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING: NO 22l7 CIIAFFIN STREET. AT
AUCTION
In execution Of a deed of trust. dated
March IL. 1912, and recorded i'm Rich
mond Chancery Court. in ID. Is. 2I6-A
page 30. | Will. ut the request of the
beneficiary there having been default
in the payment OF part of the debt
secured thereby. sell, at auction. on the
premises. on
MONDAY. JULY IS. 1918.
ut o'clock L. NJ.
the excellent residence above referred
TO- The lot upon which it stands
fronts about % feet & inches by 40
feet to public alley iii the rear. This
is very good and comparatively new
seven-room dwelling. with tho usual
city cOnvcnienCes.
TERMS: Cash.
STUART BOWIE,
Trustee.
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TOMORROW tMoNDAY). JULY os.
$3.50 o'clock p. NJ.
we will sell one Ice Cream Machine
with electric motor, betting, etc: one
large lee Box. one Candy store two
large French Plate Gilt Frame Mir
rorS. six metal Ice Cream Tables
twcnty-four Metal Ice Cream Chairs
one Sin foot Wall Case. one fine twenty
1901 wall Case. with mirror centre
sliding doors. etc.
Sale positive. Goods to be removed
at once
TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
AuCtioracrc
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BY c. l.. & II. L. Dcnoon
and
Casselman &, Co,
Real Estate Auctioncers.

80 ArCTroN N Of hi PUBLIC
TIE d HANDSoME'BR1CK RESIDENCE
IoGET3ER WITH TEN ACRES OF
LAND. FRONTING ON BELMONT
ANENLE. FULTON HILL. IN THE.
CITY OF RICHMOND
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aurtton SALTS, Rpnnap
BY w. s. Robinson & Co,
and
Green & Redd
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK DWELLING. NO 613 NORTH
SEVENTH STREET.

In execution of a certain deed of
trust. dated July IS. 1912 and recorded
In the clerks office of the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond, Va. in
Deed Book 2l7-D. page 233. default
the debt thereby secured. and being
directed so to do by the notcholder, we
VIII sell at public auction. on the
premises.
MONDAY. JULY IS. 1918,
at 80 O'Clock i. NJ.
the following described real estate:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. with all improvements thereon
lying and being in the city of Rich
mond. Va. designated rs No. 613 North
Seventh street. beginning at Il point
distant 295 feet ! inch from the north
eastern intersection of Leigh and Sew
enth streets. extending along the east
line of Seventh Street northwardlv and
fronting thereon Is feet inches. thence
running back between parallel lines
10 feet. more or less. to an alley 20
feet wide.
The improvements on this property
consists of Il substantial brick dwelling
TO good tenants and will make the
purchaser Il good home or profitable in
VcStincnt
TERMS: Cash
w. s. ROBINSON.
CliAS. H. PHILLIPS.
Trustees.
NOTE.-While the terms of this so,c
calls Tor cash. the purchaser can IL
desired. negotiate 4 liberal loan from
the auctioncers.