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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-11
DUBLIN |NSTALLS
NEW WATER WORKS
Supply for Town Is Secured
From 500-Foot Artesian
Well.
Especial to The Times.Dispotcn -,


Pulaski, Va, August lo-Th. to,r,
of Dublin, which is putting in wotor
system. will get it's water SUNNY fror,
an artesian well, which has just been
completed. 1t was necessary 10 bore
TWO wells before striking stream
which would warrant depending unor
Tor supply, each of the wells being
ABOUT 500 feet in depth y test OF tho
now for twelve hours gave about forty
e"i'otS 10 the minute, which will sup
ply the needs OF the town for many
ear >. me water mains have been
paced through the streets. the short
connecting link between the town and
.he reservoir now being laid. tank.
win capacity Of $4,000 gallons
mounted on forty-foot tower. and
located on n high hill }ovcrlooking the
town. Will give an excellent pressure
over the entire town. Tho water.
which comes within thirty feet OF the
top, VIII have to be pumped from the
well into the reservoir. The town sew
erai months ago voted bond issue of
$4,000 for the purpose OF Installing
the system of water works
The seventh annual exhibition OF the
Iulaskl horse show viii be held on
Wednesday and Thursday nights OF
TINS week. one afternoon performance
being given on Thursday afternoon.
me classes have been filing rapidly
ana the indications are that the show
inns season viii be the largest and
best ever given. Already numerous
VISITORS are arriving. The Judges of
the classes Will be Walter w San
iord, or Orange, and W. w. Bennett
OF Blacksburg. The show will open
each night with cotillion on horse
back. with thirty-two riders.
The second session OF the William
and Mary College conducted at Dub
lin VIII close on next Thursday, after
n term Of eight weeks The term has
been most successful one In every
way. closing with the final cxnm!na-
tons, which begin tomorrow. The
student body increased from nifty the
first session to eighty tho second year.
The faculty Is very much encouraged
as TO tho success OF the school.
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FOR SALE, NEW. HOMEMADE WAC
on: painting. repairing and rubber
TIRE work. RICHARDSON BROS
Gl5 Brook Avenue
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THE JEFFERSON
5etopIS.
MEG uire's
University School

Forty-ninth session opens September
Il. Lower School for little boys Thor
ough preparation for university. coll
lcgc and technical school Principal
at North Belvidcre. Phone Madison
5l7i.
DR. ]. NJ Page. Professor OF Mathc-
mates and Dean of the University OF
Virginia, writing September TO- 1909
says: For about ten years IT has been
my duty TO pass upon the preparation
OF students entering the University.
and il is only fair TO say that In no
case have | found that :; student en-
terins with the Mcclure recommends
ton proved later to be deficient In the
subjects for which he was recon-
mended l have no hesitation
in saying that any parent should con
slider himself most fortunate who has
the opportunity to enter his son At
McCiuirc'S."
Catalogue at book stores or upon
application.
JOHN r. MCGUIRE, Principal.
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aurtion SALES future Days

BY, virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
dated 9Th day OF July. 1906, OF record
in the clerks Office. Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, in ID. H. lob. page 40. de
fault having been made in the payment
OF the debt therein secured. and being
required so to do by the beneficiary
| VIII sell by auction. upon the prem
Uses, on
FRIDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST,
1913, at o'clock +. NJ
the property located as above. consist
ing OF two story detached frame
dwelling of eight rooms. etc. The lot
fronts 24l2 feet and runs back 100 feet
to an alley, fronting on which is a
good stable. This property is CON
vcnicnt TO everywhere. hence IL will
prove a good home. as We'll as a paying
Investment
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of sale
ana note for S2.10O. with interest
thereon from 5th day OF July. 1919. TN
pad balance as may be named AT hour
of sale.
EDWARD s. ROSE
Surviving Trustee
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EpidcInIc 'FhreutrncL.

IIoncestcr. Va, August lO.-An
epidemic OF sinailpox threatens the
community known IS Guinea" in
lower gloucester, Physicians here
nave quaran;tned the afflicted families
70 prevent tiie further spread of tho
disease. The dense neighborhood
makes contaeion possible since the
hrst case is said to have been the re-
suit OF "A negro cook in the employ
Of weli-known family here who nave
entertained extensively during the
summer months
General alarm is felt throughout the
section, and hundreds are being yaci-
mated upon advice Of their physicians
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LAND OWNERSHIP
MAY Be INVOLVED
Especial o.The Times-Dispa,ch. i,

Alexandria. Va. August lo.--The
question of the ownership OF the land
directly south OF tho new highway
bridge may be Involved in the case OF
George d. Horni,ng: Washington loan
broker. who will be given n preiimi-
nary hearing at o'clock Friday after
noon before United States Commits
sioner r. T. w. Garnett on warrant
charging him with placing dirt on a
government reservation. The point
where he Is alleged to have thrown the
dirt Is just at the south end OF the
bridge. whore his loan shop, Il wooden
affair. is located
Following the enactment OF stringent
laws in the District. several Of the loan
brokers in Washington came over on
Air. Hornng.
The case. it is stated. was instituted
at the instance OF the war Depart
rent, and warrant was served on Mr.
ilorning By Deputy United states Mar
shall William Schoeni. When the case
IS called the accused VIII be repre-
scented by commemorative Attorney
captain Crandal Mackcy, of Alexandria
County.
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EpflCfG

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNliE BROS. jewelers.. Gle
East Main Street. buy. sell exchange
end R:MOuNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LAT EST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken In exchange
THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that ] VIII not be responsible for
any debts contracted by any one
except myself
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FALL IN CHURCH
ENDS IN DEATH
Eulah Lewis Fatally Injured
When He Faints at Choir
Practice.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

lSPSSioi " mt I'lSpalcnI
Danvillc, Va. August l0-The
funeral OF E:ulah Lewis. who died sud
denly on Thursday night while attend
ing a choir practice. took place at the
Lee Street Baptist Church this after
noon In tho presence Of large gath
crins OF frie nds. Intermcnt was made
in Greenhill Cemetery. Mr. Lewis. who
was twenty eight years old and mar
ried. was attending a choir practice in
the Lee Street Church when he sud
denly fell TO the floor in a faint lie
was removed to his Eorrc where a ply
sician ceeded in rcviving him in Il
short while. He sat mp for two hours
and was able TO laugh good HUNDRED
ly at the incident Late in the night.
however. Mr.. Lewis again iapSed into
uncorsciouxness and died at i:3O
O'Clock on Friday morning. His death
is attributed 10 a rupturcd blood veg
sci In the head which ne struck when
ne fell in the church.
Much Wanted Negro Found
Revenue officer W H. Nitzer and
Deputy Marshal u. +. Stultz succeeded
last week in rounding UP negro who
has been wanted FOR some time on the
charge OF making and selling whIskcy.
The officers iourpeycd TO the home Of
Peter smith. near South Boston. dur
ing the small hours Of the morning
and found him mapping. When Peter
opened the front door Of his house he
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED SAFES
iady III an exclusive ready-to wear
store IN leading town of North
tnroilna; must understand fitting and
altering only experienced need APP
Ply reference required. Drawer 40.
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AUTOMOBILES Gcr Sale

FOR SALE. STEVENS TOURING CAR
with new tires: would make good
truck. Inquire for KERAN. at THE
BLUE RIBBON GARAGE.
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flats for RAM

p - 80
1923 WEST FRANKLIN CTHIRD). .
rooms. heat furnished. $50: 1927
West Franklin tNrst or second), 3
rooms. $50: 300 East Grace (third).
rooms, $3.50; Ilj North Third (sec-
ond>, rooms. new, s35: ll5 North
Third tthird). rooms. new. S32. so:
5l2 East Grace 1hrsO. ! rooms, $50.
2O3i-A West Grace (sccond). rooms
S45. CKENSHAW 6 KICKS
FOR RENT. CHOICE APARTNIETT,
central location. West FRANKLIN
Street two rooms, anteroom, hall:
two entrances. bathroom, five closets,
kitchenettc, cold storage. elevator.
steam heat, electricity, gas; $40 per
month. owing TO change OF plans,
wish 10 sublet Address + 525. care
Times Dispatch.
BEAUTIFUL FLAT or FIVE, LARGE
rooms. private bath. newly papered.
centrally located on Grace. between
First and Foushce; reduced rent.
Phone Madison 2is5
UNFURNISHEp THIRD FLOOR FLAT.
TWO rooms; large hallway; cheap
sos East CLAY.
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WANTED. \ LADY TO ASSIST ME IL
my housekeeping. Addrcss MRS
JOHN TABB. Gloucester, Va
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Rsal Gstate for SALE

FOR SALE. ONE OF THE FINEST
farms in Hartford County, Md: 200
acres, three miles from Darlington,
Inc social centre Of Hartford County
situated on the new State Road
twenty miles from Baltimore. In the
ncart OF q blue grass section of Deer
Creek. excellent location FOR stock
raising. mansion containing twenty
two bedrooms costing $4,000 and a
harm which Is the largest and best
hul!t IN the county, costing over
$4,000. both in splendid repair: a new
post. RAN and panel fence over the
entire Farm, view from any portion
OF estate overlooking five different
counties and the tusQuehanna River;
many Virginia families have recently
purchased farms adjacent. this farm
mas ior years been !eCc yniAcd as tho
beat grass itrIn In Iiariord County:
me property can be bought for S25, 600
ana satisfactory terms made to suit
purchaser. Apply to WEBB *
WHITE, III TILE Building. Balti-
more, Md
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Eject September So 1871?
Lenve Byrd Street Station. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: 900 ~ NJ. 1900 l.. NJ. .4:l0
Z. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST;
'C:lb y. NJ. '9Je \. NJ. 81 go L. NJ. o:2o p NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: lilo A
~. 's:35 Z. NJ. I'll 40 Z. NJ. From the Vest:
$3.50 y. NJ a?:lo r. Al. bI:iO T. Il. .6.u5 T..
a.. 800 l.. NJ
'Doily. aDaiiy ex Sunday. bSunGay o1.,.
w s. BENlLI- Pass. Trat Mgr
". c. SAUNDERS. q. l.. ~. RounoLe Va
c. Il. BOslEY. ID. L. -. Richmond. Va
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HOTEL FOR SALE-THE BUILDING
IS brick structure containing
twenty GOO rooms. with water and
Al! modern improvements The hotel
mas good paying patronage. Reason
ioT sale is on account of wife's
Heaitn Apply TO w. D. HARDY,
kenbridge. Va
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING; LOT SENNES
avenue. Woodland Heights: on = cor
ner: 6zXl4s feet at s22:5o per foot;
q Daisain EkBI COMPANY. INC,
nond. Phone Monroe q.
MY HOME. CONSISTING OF EIGHT
room house. barns, outbu!ldings, five
acres OF land, nnest grove in Chester;
bargain. +. NJ. COLE. Chester, Va
FOR SALE. BRICK HOTEL. 80 ROOMS.
doing good business. In a growing
country town; liberal terms l. $40.
care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. NEW GROVE AVENUE
Monroe 2yi4-I,
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sEAncARD AIR LINE.

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 300 4. M.-Local to Norlinn
lao p M.-Secpers and coaches Atlanta
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville ii:25
l.. M.-SlesperS and coaches. Atlanta, Biz
niingham. Memphis. 1890 \. M.-Sleepers and
coaches jacksonville Northbound trafns
scheduled To arrive In Richmond dnily: 5:35
~. A.. 7:i0 A. NJ. 5;o5 T.. *. asa y. N. Local
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b.luationS ll!au.ro, female

GENTLEWOMAN WISHES POSITION
as mothers helper. nursery. COVER
ness or housekseper. No objection
70 country ". EoH 80. 4 r D.,
Broad Run Va
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FOR SALE, GROCERY STORE DOING
good cash business. Cheap rent;
good stand and good trade Reason
FOR ceiling. going out of business Adj
dress 2i2. care Times Dispatch
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Richmond and Chesapeake nay RAILWAY

schedule or Electric Trains. effective May
%, 1872: Leave hichmon1. laurel ana Broad
streets: bows y. NJ. '1l9 "a NJ aS:lO A.
A.. y:io 4. NJ. ''lO;0 y. Nj. u:l0 A. NJ, i:i1
4. Al. a:l9 +: NJ. $40 L. NJ. bi:I0 T.. ~. 5.2l
u. NJ. O20 +. NJ. 5;i0 T. NJ. bS:Io T. AZ
1910 h. NJ, li:iO - NJ. Leave Ashland, Eng
iand ard Maple streets: . 80 ~ NJ. b7:01 A.
NJ, 800 ~ NJ. by.O1 =. Nj. 900 a. NJ ell :Sl
a. NJ. 1880 NJ. ''l:gO r. NJ, a:LJ L. A. 3:0J
L. NJ. 400 +. NJ. b5:O0 Il. Nj. 600 T.. NJ 1901
=. NJ. $500 T. Al. :G0 L. NJ 800 = al
DAILY except sunday, -'SuIeay only.
bCaTTtcs baggage.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Cars leave Manenes;e.. Seventh and Perry
streets. Tor Petersburg:
-, a. s. 20 10. Il. ~ a. NJ. l. "a 4 T.
II 100 r. 81 for Chester 1890 midnight for
street, foT Mauches;er:
t'i5. G;35; 'l;I5. '5.ls. SOS. s:a5. 40 ss /; 5.
\. III. 1875 1875. ..1j. ASS. '4:35. 5:a5 6:3a
- 30. s:sS. 9:35, 'i1;io 1870 T.. VI
tDai!y-Ek. sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express
"liTnited-EXcel. sunday aud HOLIDAYS,
All ears fron Petersburg connect with
cars FOR Blchmond.
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Sunlmer BnarnIng


ST. LOUIS COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW.
opposite Virginia Bay station; meals
ana rooms; home comforts; bathing
boating and fishing; special rates TO
families and parties. Address MRS.
y, j. BRADLEY. Proprietor, Ocean
View. Va.
PULLMAN, COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
Va, on water front, everything up
to-date; on Cottage car line: meet me
at the Pullman. For information
write PULLMAN COTTAGE CO.
BOARDSRS FOR AUGUST AND SEP
TENDER. Nice country neighborhood,
near mountains railroad, church.
library. swimming pool. Rates rea-
sonable. MRS. DR.. SHACKELFORD,
Cismont, Albemarlc County. Va
DIGGS COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW, VA,
fronting Chesapeake Bay. Modern in
every respect Bathing. boating and
fishing. Rest Accommodations guar
anteed. MRS. H. =. DIGGS, Pro
prietress.
BOARDERS WANTED BY PRIVATE
family. three miles from Virginia Hot
Springs. Terms reasonable Elcva-
ton 1900 feet Daily mails. Box
2S3. Hot Springs. Va.
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professional pelp 6uantro

WANTED. GENTLEMAN PRINCIPAL.
for Buckingham HEN School, salary
$500 FOR eight months. Also assist
ant In high school work at $40 per
month for eight months send photo
graph and testimonials with applica-
ton state age experience ana grade
of certificate to W w EASKIES
Clerk buckingham. Va
WANTED. BY SEPTEMBER 10. Cow
evncss, English ana music taught:
Hirh " God Va -
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sItuatlons, Professional

LADY. We'll. EDUCATED. F,T5;f,Isu
French. Latin, music. fond az chill
dren. best testimonials would enter
family 20 take charge OF children
needing mothers care: teacher or
companion. MISS y WiNGFIELD.
Goshen. Va. Route !. care Mr. T. II
B!nford.
WANTED BY NORMAL SCHOOL.
parten or primary grades. or as gov
rncss-Engiish Latin French. nu-
SIC; best references. MISS MARY
II FON. Scottsvi!le. Albcmarle Coun-
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TRUSTEES SAL

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
PROP ERTY KNOWN AS "T"' STREET
FLATS. THIS SEEMS TO BE
GOOD SPECULATIVE PROPERTY
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Byrd st. Sta. 400 p. ". fer Fredericksburz.
Leave hina sta 100 A. NJ. $50 z. VI. for Ashland
arrive BYRD 1T. Sta. S.25 An. from Fredericksburg.
Arrive Elba Sta $50 AM. 542 Pm. from Ashland.
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pslp, a9aIs anu ,frn,ale

ooSITlONS GUARANTEED YoUNC;
people who take our combined course.
Life scholarships reduced $50 until
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE
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EXTRACT or DECREE OF JULY 90.

EXTRACT OF DECREE OF July 90
1913.
And il appearing from tho report Of
the receivers herein this day filed that
they have filed with Commissioner q,
carlton jackson. who is executing the
decree OF reference herein. a list OF the
alleged depoSitorS and creditors of said
Savings Bank as shown by it's ledgers.
who number several thousand. and q
large number OF whom are either dead
or so scattered that il is impracticablt.
10 rcaCh lhein personally. IL is ordered
that all creditors of the Savings Bank
or tac Grand fountain. United order
OF True teformeTs OF Virginia, do APP
pear before Commissioner q. Carlton
Jackson at his office, No. Sill Travellers
Insurance building. Richmond. Va. on
The 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBk.R. ioiS'
~ 10 o'clock y. NJ. and establish their
claims against said Savings Bank
Ana II further appearing from said
report that many of tho ALLEGED GLAZING
~ or less. and that the assets OF said
Savings Bank Will probably be Insult
cient TO pay greater dividend than %
pee centum To its depositors, ana tina.
dividends on said claims OF 81 or less
would make 1t impraCticable and in
eXpcdient To attempt 10 deal with said
claims except on the personal applicn-
all creditors Of the Savings Bank OF
the! the Grand Fountain. united order OF
THE d,a l5e n5@m, os5 vifsmi@ whosc
before Commissioner q. Carlton jack
son. at his office. No. sll Travellers In
surance Rnilding. Richmond Va on
the 10TH DAY or SEPTEMBER 1915
at 10 o'clock y. NJ, and show cause IL
any thoy can. why their said claim
should not be ignored by him IN max
ing, up his report OF the liabilities OF
c.. CARLTON JACKSON.
fttF b "a
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s2elp lclanren aDalg

WANTED. FOR UNITED STATES
Army. hDie- DoGled. unmarried men. be-
t"een the ages OF is and 50. citizens
OF inc United states, Of good character
ana temperate habits, who can speak
Iehd ana write the English language.
OF iniotination apply TO RECRUFrING
mond, Va
BE A TELEGRAPH OPERATOR.
EASILY mastered. sure position: good
pay and rapid promotion. we can
teaGh you. our rates OF tuition spe-
Crafty reduced this week only. MAS
SEY EISINESS COLI. E,C; T.
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situations llaanteo, SDaIe

DOUBLE ENTRY HoOkk EEPE r.
wants employment. Address L. o.
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sDaily. Weekdays. 3Sundays oaly.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba. Tins o { arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read the signs
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BY virtue of certain deed OF trust
dated April 3. 1912, ana recorded in
the clerks office Of the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond, Va in Deed
Book 2lS-B, page l2S. and default hav-
ing been made in the payment OF n
certain note therein secured and now
past due. and being required by the
beneficiary SO TO do, shall sell al pub
the promises on
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solicitors anh SalcGmen

WANTED. PHAnNfACEUTICAI SALES
man for road work MASENGILL
EROS, Bristol, Tenn
WANTED. SALESMAN FOR CITY
P!opositlon' only nrst-class man
need apply MERCHANTS PRO
TECTINE AGENCY. AZ East Broad.
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open A. NJ 30 8 +. NJ
Adnlbission ESQ. Sree on saturdays
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Grand Fountain. United order OF True
RefoTmcrs
Savings Bank of the Grand Fountain.
United order OF True Reformers OF
Virginia.
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For Salr

model Underwood ana Renins ton
Visible Typewriters. which look as
GOOD. work as well and are guar
anteed the same as new machines. at
saving OF 40 per cent Sent on
examination anywhere AMERICAN
COS East Main Street Phone Madi,
son $3.50.
FOR SALE, NEW. HOMEMADE WAC
on: painting. repairing and rubber
tire work. RICHARDSON BROS.
FOR SALE, GROCERY STORE DOING
a good cash business. Cheap rent
good stand and good trade. Reason
Tor selling, going out of business. Adj
dress c 242. care Times Dispatch.
MACHINERY SHAREHOLDERS AND
stacks. jaw, and rotary crushers. buhr
llsys. UNITED sTXTEs GYip4HUM
Co, Plasterco. Va.
FOR }5;,,s SALE LIE s 0NE LARGE, HEAVY
iarin wagon, one set double harness.
all In good condition. j. r GRIMES,
IL North Thlrticth street.
ToBA,ccoNIsT ATTENTioN-wELL-
equipped tobacco factory for sale or
rent Possession September l. Ad-
dress g, S. HUTTER. Exor. j. NJ.
Booker, Jr. Lynchburg. Va.
$3.50 PAYS FOR 4 LIFE SCHOLAR
ship in business, shorthand or telcg
raphy II bought before Friday. Call
telephone or write to-day for psr-
tleuiars MASSEY BUSINESS Cot
iEGE.
LOT ONE INCH PIPE. GOOD AS NEW.
BLUFORIJ & co.
FOR SALE. 2o-FoOT COUNTER. 90
feet shelving, l0-foot high show
case counter scales, counter desk.
sixty horsepower boiler: viii sell for
less than one third OF cost to quick
purchaser. Call At 200l East Frank
lin Street, city.
FOR SALE, RUBBER-TIRED Top
condition: suitable for collector or
drummer. Will sell for half value
TO quick buyer. J. l.. EVANS, 1917
Mlury Street phone Madison G6is.
Rsal G5tate for Salf
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aurtipn SALTS Cbi5 Dap
The Valentine Auction Co..
Auctioneers,
6ls EAST BROAD STREET.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


II'Ua t.t.S AATCTIVN SALE
HORSES. WAGONS. WOOD SAW.
ELECTRIC MOTOR. ETC
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust
dated April %. 1919. from D. T Cooley
TO Edgar B. English, trustee. default
having been made in the payment Of
the debt therein secured. and being re-
CURED by the beneficiary so to do.
win sell AT public auction. on the prem
ises No. 9l2 oak Street
TODAY CMoNDAY), AUGUST II. 1913,
at o'clock II. NJ.
the following: one Wood Saw and Elcc-
trio Motor, two Bag Horses, two stand
ard Wood Wagons, one Long Wood
Shed, one Office Building, located at 9l2
OAK street tnear gas plant At Moore
and Oak Strcets).
TERMS. Cash.
EDGAR Il. ENGLISH.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Auctionecrs
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Hath DamaCc. Cron.

Farmers in this Immediate vicinity
are mournful over the heavy damage
caused by hail and rain to their to-
baco crops. Nearly every day last
week there were ut some time brfct.
but furious, downpours. and. in many
instances. hail accompanied tho
thunder showers Farmers AZ lines
vile and Bachelors Han appear to
have suffered worse. In some in
stances. crops of fine wrappers. which
were most promising. have been torn
and beaten to nothing BY ;hc huii
stones, and they have suffered nenvy
financial loss thereby. The tobacco
crop in the near-by counties is com
ing along well and cutting is already
in progress. the local tobacco season
Will open on September 10.