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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-12-18
TAX NOTICE.

I will be at the places named on
days and dates mentioned:
Red Bone:
Tuesday, December l6.
At McEonald's Store.
Leesburg:
Every Saturday until lnoks else.
l will he in Lees urg Fee IS. 80
and 20. J. H. Randall, 7. C.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-12-18

15lps 51DpoII our poor anu n55o5
our schools, our churches, on
lodges and homes.
Because the dollar sent away sci
dom returns, while the money sper
at home is apt to leave a scraplin
at every door.
Because in buying at home | al
building the city for my own futul
welfare in the city .-Ex.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-12-18

which every child can help III ac Jne young P5U5 no
already proven themselves useful and valuable hepe
they have aided in giving the local school grounds such
cleaning as they have known before Let them now
Join with the same enthusiasm and energy in making Lees
burg clean town and in keeping II the ladies and
the young people join the crusade then is sure to succeed
Their efforts are sure however to meet with ready and full
cooperation the part of the mayor and city council ana
the other househodes and citizens Of Leeburg Let every
one take part in the work and make it complete and
permanent
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-12-18
GEORGIA, Lee County.

win be sold at the Court Honse dod
in said county on the lst Tuesday i
January, 1914 within the legal hoursyq
sale, to-wit: A certain two acres of Ian
in the City of Smithville, Ice County
Ga, aud known as the G. H Hin 10th
being two separate one acre lots lynn
side by side, and bounded on the Mort
by Mrs. Amos Booker, West by Charli
Il,n4l,.,, n1,d gn,,th hu GhIirah straaA
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-12-18

The said Equity Of Redemption -
subject to a prior indebtedness ofthirty-
Jour thousand (SS4OeO. 0O) dollars due to
the Bank of Southwestern Georlia, the
said Bank of Southwestern Georgia hay
ing the legal title - said above described
lands. Terms of sale cash. This the
9th day Of December, 1918.
MRS. NJ. F. BURKE.
Administrators, estate of J. " Burle by
Robt. R. Forester and H. A. Wilkin-
son, Attorneys. 41-4t.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-12-18

than this will serve to satisf.
satisfy any resident Of the
that Leesburg should be Gle
clean in the future.
Let no one who lives il
that will in any manner hin
ing done for a cleaner and /
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-12-18

Obituary notices, cards Of thanks
resolutions Of sympathy and all simi
lar notices, other than those given
ii the paper as news items, must be
paid for at the rate Of five cents per
printed line.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-12-18
Civilization Advances
permanent success

Present developments IN reg
social and political scale furnish
advancement of civilization, giyi
Tennyson:
"Yet / doubt not through the
And the thoughts Of men are y
Surely every man Of high ideals
with satisfaction the growth Of g
and in favor Of more essential II
The rapid advance made by
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-12-18

Advertising rates reasonable anc
win be furnished upon application. All
bills for advertising must be paid BY
the 5th Of each month to insure fu
ture insertion.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-12-18

Subscribers falling to get their pa
per regularly and promptly should
notify the office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
BANK CLEARlNGS

ings in the United States for the week
ending August ii aggregate $2.75O.-
S3S,0OO. against S2.995, 9OJ. 900 las wee k
and S2,935. Isl, 900 in this week last
year. Following are the returns for
from this week last year:
New York. $l,i9OS37. 900; decrease.
Chicago. s274.5o7.OOO: decrease. 9.
Boston, $l32, 56l 900; decrease. SO.
philadelphia. sl35.414,OOO; decrease,
ST Louis, $50. sS2. 900: decrease, o..
Pittsburgh, SIS. 10000: decrease, 6.3.
Kansas City. $54.915.000; increase.
Is
San Francisco. s467IG.OOO; decrease.
Baltimore. ss2.7o6OoO; decrease, 1913.
Cincinnati, S23360.0 900; decrease. Z.
Minneapolis, s2l,156.o00; increase,
Cleveland, s24,2s9.ooo; Increase. go.
Detroit. $3.50, 900; increase, 2l.2.
New Orleans, $l4.3Gi,00O; decrease,
Omaha. s17.3s2, 900; increase, IL.
Louisville, Sl3.029.000: increase. 1876.
Seattle. sl2,555,O00; increase, 81
Portland, Ore, Sll.143,O0O; increase.
80.
ST Paul. s9.l27. O00 decrease. Go.
Buffalo. $l1.291.000; increase. is.
Denver S7.S9i.0O0: decrease. $50.
providence, S6.9Ji.OOO decrease. 81.
indianapolis. SS.344,O00; increase. 4
Richmond. S6.963.000: decrease. So.
Memphis. $5,47S,00O decrease 61
Washington. $6,S63. 900; increase. lis.
Reading, Pa, Sl,79l.000; increase, rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16

report published to-day. confirmed daily
adviccs OF deterioration of the Southwest
making the average condition of the crop
,S4 against Sis two weeks ago. and COM
hincd with continued drought as well as an
apprehension that a large short interest had
pcen dccuinul"ting caused sharp rally
during to-day'S trading. There seemed to hn
less trade demand or bull support on this
advance than covering of shorts however
ana 1t appears that in spite Of adverse
weather in the western bel, and co,npara-
lively low condition tho average operator is
sim optimistic regarding supplies. owing to
expectations OF very large crop cast of
the river. Beyond this. and entirely aside
from the question OF ultimate crop and re-
quiremcnts for the season. beari.h views
ar" SIN based conviction that mills
VIII buy very slowly this autumn owing to
unsettled trade conditions. a conservative
attitude in financial circles and various no
ntiIai or legislative uncertainties at home
ana abroad. Under such conditions the
weight of the early movement Is looked
upon as an almost certain source OF dentes.
sion In bcnrish circles. while moro hullishly
disposed traders argue that between the
short interest that this Wow has probably
created and tho general tendency to watt
'or Il decline in order TO buy Tor actual
needs, absorption may prove enough TO pro-
vide a ready outlet FOR the so-Callod dis
ircSs cotton that usually presses on tho
market during the height OF the picking
S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
COTTON MARiiIsrS

sew lorh, August la.-1he cotton market
N"> NOR, active to-day and demand WAS
W"'" S"ie!iu thtu Tor some time past uu a
itlNHit cop report making The conditions
~ 3 "S'lnsi 81 two weeks ago Continual
cry Hoi weather IN the southwest and an
pF"he"fi'us thtt thu short interest has he-
come "Nti-vNl~udeL. Possibly rather vague
NE "f"ppv- i!om the tariff hill added to inc
"-t."A invN"ucuL which seemed TO include
hi'-'Iaiv demand from trade sources "a,
We. a. '"Nvi!uG. and closing prices were
NiI"Ir vv puiuls az the best with tho
t""' steady H' net gain ui i9'l.- points
iltf"tas.c reports appeared 40 hay. in
l-ei --l l-,t -pHo. before III. local uu..1.i-1.
rug PRICES here WEI" nr'u az an advance. ~
r"'Mls w tr';snNsnee. The market
. ''titt'- .lc s.uli Ol'" around the initial
sAI 4. l-li - SIS yTch seemed to CONE. ,ioiu
VIZ i1iilt jne early trading, bul TIN.
= tiie con it!ou report showing "a deter!o-
!"N"h ~ "a per csul on the Average. ana :,
-Atir 'al!ias 81 lu ihc crop outlook OF 'reN-
Or i-t DhitApait was given a ltNfleh CON.
t'f- ilon .Ht prices ui;ued up again ON
iH' u sirrt N"4t forecast Tor continued fair
N'ei''i l'tHilcl Reports for TIC fious,,u
..t''.'' s"oM"o iurth"I light showers at
l...irs points but there was moth
1@a as hr"ak In me drought,
r"t ~ H-tiii"H 30 claims OF d"tcrioiattou
ih ~" soufhwest there appeared To- be ,n"re
,"An'"'. e from east OF the river par
AtAiiS ifom Alabama aud Nissis inn.
.,'"il@iHE Us recent huy"ts h,lped to si,,'ty.
ii' d'iuauu a1d there was some sniit. =,
sl-pj"sc.. o. he against the coiu!rr cror hi,,
NtM Orleans ani Memphis we're both 70
p'tie" 10 be buying here on Il less fayo,-
f'-' 'ie" o. crop conditions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
PRICES SUFFER
SHARP REACTION
Damage Done to Corn in South
west Has Effect on
Market.
ny NHo\n,\ v.,,


NSw York. Aupust li-Wiih corn ur PC a
huShel and cotton 81 =, bale. i, was not sur
Ia to-d.y's stock market, non
me opening developed irgerulari,y With
suitS i"r foreign account. This t>as succeed
"n %! cNfeme Gu!ln"ss around noon when
me market came 20 StauJstNl. Later A
, 81 selling carried prices from la3
reduction Of th@ snort interest In steel
common weakened The technical position Of
the stock Trade reports are Ia: from salts
factory. and the damage TO IRONS yin mn
,erlHl'y lessen The buying power OF the rail
~ the volume. Of trading decreased in tho
S S,,''r market the selling pressure became
eamateI c"rner zee. iHsi points Anal,
Northern Pacific :, numerous stop orders
accclcrating the decline
southern Pacific was active and ,nair,,i,
g" hTm tone until late Ia the dag when
II declined sharply with the res, OF the Iist.
~ u'p"sht IN IN" southwest. and as tho
Ii"Ik !, coming freely to mark", rom
mon paginc .tocth9iicrs. who d" no, wish
i3.nre OF prices may hc expected
General g ,conrsr s'"fk, cout not resist the
mated led in aot:vi,y and wcakncss. Tne,
minor copper shares. MAN; and inspira,ion'
lacked support ana declined easily. %" Is
t"nserNa,iN" advices agree tnnt tho dam
age 10 corn IN the Southwest has no, h..n
exaggerated This viii undoubte,!ly seri",,,"
~ reduce earnings on the Rock Island ,vs-
,cim' Nhion Is primarily Il corn road The
company IL in u" position to stand lard
times. and sharp reduction in carnimrs
might seriously affect the position OF the
p"hHs, me shares We're notably weak TO-
""N. h"th IN" common and preferred losing
nearly points.
The greatest damage is reported In KAN
s"s' Iowa. Nebraska ana Okiahomu A,chi-
son runs through the territory affected and
o"th the common and preferred shares were
lower. 49,
stocks have enjoyed a good reaction. ia
which they were entitled From the trad.
ing viewpoint the situation is stronger. and
X Is expected that with easy money ass,,-ni
operations for renewal ~ the advance viii
he undertaken next week "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
NEW YORK pRopucr mAKKEr.

Sew York. August Flour Quiet; but
steady. WhcRt-(euiet. No. rcd 49,. No.
northern. ?>N.c Corn-Firm; export. s5c
nominal.
Wool steady. Hides-Stcady. Leather
Firm. Petroleum steady. Rosin-oui.t.
Turpent tine Barely steady. MoluSscS-teUi-t.
Ricc-Steady. Sucar-Eaw, barely H!y,
centrifugal, $3Tp; iluscovado. 1920; inolass-s,
s2."j, refined, quiet. Concc-Spot steady;
IIiu. No !, 9Asc. Santos, No. :, l2irc; mild,
dull; CordoVa. 1871 ice nominal. Butter-Cn-
settled. Checse-Strong. Potatoes and Cab
INTERESTINGLY and unchanged. Peanuts
steady and unchanged. FreightS--Quict.
TN" cottonsced oil market showed much
hchttrr tone today and 1T the close was up
~ points. Besides rejecting the strength
OF cotton. lard and crude oil. prices We're
influenced 10y active covering and q better
outside demand. 1t was reported that trad
inr interests We're accommodating August.
Sales 1000 barrels Prime summer. Ss.50H
ISL. November. 6.S5, December 6.12. January.
G.,l: February. 60; March. .,l l'rime win
ter yellow. r 90; prime summer white SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
REVIEW OF TRADE

New York. August 15.-Bradstreets
to- morrow will say:
Trade trends continue rather mixed,
but. on the whole. movements are on
ward. chiefly because Of the waning of
midsummer and the approach OF the
fall season. AS Il general propositions
retail dealers figuratively speakinp
have Whitfield stocks down to the little
end OF nothing. and in consequence
such purveyors, though preferring to
buy sparinsly, find that their wants
are of such dimensions as to make for
relatively liberal takings.
Reduced prices for wire. butt weld
pipe. sheets, hoops bar iron and light
rails feature the market for steel. in
which new buying is light. Foundry
pig iron is firm. with small customers
the principal buyers. but steel making
irons seem TO tend downward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
New York
Stock Market

New York. August l5.-Crop conditions
again were - powerful influence in the stock
market to-day, unfavorabIe adviccs received
late resulting in reccsstons OF 1T2 points.
According 10 reliable. though unofficial
data, the long sustained drought in the
southwestern corn belt had caused further
loss Of not less than l50,oQ.0o bushels OF
corn since the publication OF August fig
Utes.
Estimates compiled on the Produce EN-
change now point TO tho smallest corn yield
since 1905. with fear OF further deterioration.
Corn options mounted 10 new high records
IN all The lcadins markets ana other cereals
also sharply.
There We're no movements OF Importance
during the early period. aside from persist
eut pressure on steel. Canadian Pacific and
the last hour, when the only real animation
OF the day witnessed.
Stcels weakness was made tho occasion
Of rumors to the effect that Independent
lions OF prices in the hope OF stimulating
new business 80 far this had TO do with
some 81 the steel corporations most foinidA-
hle rivals the runors were denied Denial
also vas given TO reports OF some shading
% copper prices from the IL cents level.
Money rates were unchanged except for
thirty days. which was slightly stronger
Forecasts indicate small cash gain for the
E,,ds eynccd q lower trend in sympathy
with stocks Government bonds were un-
changed on call.
Sow York August l5-Money on call steady
al -4-is. ruling rate y. closing bid. 2isu2i4.
cent. ninety days. a.. six months 81.
thamse Steady AT a, s,ssio for sixty day bills
and St>65o Tot demand. Commercial hills.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
eEliaI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
DAKEs DEATH TO MANICURE.
Snyder Needs MOOSE to Hold Hands wit
Iioness.

New York. August 1.-THE lion house In
the Central Park menaecrie Was turned into
manicure shop Yesterday, with jungle
music on the side. while Rose. the twenty
two-ycar-old lioncss compelled 10y
Biz Snyder ana his staff to have her nails
trimmed. During the operation dozen
ingrowinG claws that had been causing the
great beast trouble We're clipped on
First. the lion house closed to all visi.
tors and the other felincs driven into
the outside pens. Then "Eill" dropped q,
moose over Roses head and one fore
shoulder and with the aid OF his assistants
dragged her to tho bars. while She roarcd
ana struggled herccly. Another moose was
slipped over one front paw, which was
drawn through the space between the bot
tom of the cage and tho ironwork
Bit then clipped off the offending nails
with pair OF wire clippers. In turn each
nav was noosed and forced through the
same operation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line LIST IS Cbid) ........ Ss7x
y IrFtlr coast Line l.. and y. Il thdD Ssis
~ l.: eonN. Is On Baltimore, asked "3'2
Br"okiHn Rapid Transit Establishments. Sai,
, A"Saiieoke and Ohio ccnv. 4i2s Chidl.. 79is
i"terit aud Myers 9s......., .............. gjA,
l"rsc't ana Myers - thidl ............. liG,.,
L"rilard Company - ,biii,........... ~
oIlIiard Company IS ,hid> ............. 1854.
N"rip'A and VI estern c"Iy. fzs........ iI5i,
SeatnAr'i Air line stamped Is n,idp. s.i.
SteNoHid ain Lin. ads. - Observation-Disclosures. a.,
S"uti"i1 Hallway Is tbidt ................ a.,
,'Nl hril f"liW"N "t.-.. .................. los
"t'rt STATES steel md 6s............-..... zoos
ltii"u states registered -. 1890 thid)-. nS
int~a states registered b. 1915 (bid) l02
uii"d states Panama Is tbidl .......... aa'.
Nfrlria- Brown BIOS cts. tbidD ...... g.
ltE!n!H- Car Chem. LIST - thid1 ........ 9lS.
Nirki"it ~. ana Power Go. 5s taskcdJ ~
Wabash Deb ls....-...... Observation-Disclosures. 593.
Wurash-Iitis Term. Is, is............ 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW

New York August l5.-Crop deterioration
reports from tine southwest failc,! To- stiinU-
late any general support Ia the cotton mar
ket during III" past week. and While soiuc-
WhHt modified to-day, sentiment a. express
Ell III local circles remained of u beaiiSh
"NeraEe owing {" the reported procrasiiri,-
non OF SpiuneTs uniavorGbc foreign tr.uI,
@"Vlces ana the approaching new ,-np
in"E"iucnt. Continued dry weatiic. in rcX.ts
ana ck!"h"ina and Il firm old crop situation
nave reStri, tcu offerings. however. and al.
though prices made new low ground On
Thursday, the market has displayed more
nervous moss than actual weakness with
scattering shorts showing a disposition to
take comparatively small profits 4 private
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

fREMiEIi CARRIER OF TIE SOUTH.
Trains l.oase Richmond
y. B.--Followinx schedule nsI.rcs published
as information and nc; -uaranteod:
For the south Daily: IM a. M.-Local
i0:31 a. M.-Express. 600 L. M.--Express
Win Electric lighted Sleeping Cars lor AT.
lhnta aid Birmingham. ll:Ij l.. N.--EXprcsS
Week Days: 400 l.. H.-LocAI
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 Z. misunderstanding for Baiti.
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. GOO A. NJ
TX Sun. and 2:l5 r. Anon. Wed and
r'riday-LocaL
Trains Arrive Richmond
t'rom the south: $50 A. 81. and $40 A NJ
ZOO L. 81. $40 L. 81. daily. 1885 Eek sun
From West Point: $3.50 A. ii. daily: Ii as A.
~. Mon. We'd: and Fri: t:25 r. 81. Ex Sun.
s. L. BURG ESS. D. =. A.
s07 l.. 81 ain St. lhons Madison M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
cm,cAGo GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago III. August l5-COrn rushed UP
$50 high to-day that the trade seriously con
siicrcd tho question OF imports from Argen-
TINA. The market closed steady at adj
N"n,r OF li.MlA+c. to lac. net. All other
leading staples. too showed rise compared
with last uiGht-wheit a shade to i.1%sc.;
oats liNtii.c., and provisions li2d?'.c.
Cash grain closed: Wheat-No. = red. S1i.q
Nc. No. 3 red. S7QHsc.; No. hard. S,iyI
Ne.5 40. northern. ali4Ga.i2c. No. north
cin. 91f9lc.; 40. spring. ?tn3lc. Corn-No.
,'i-r;i".c-. 40 white. ,G17G;2c.. No.
yellow. 40, ,Gc. oats so. white. new 43i.c..
standard. new. ~. i3iac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
KILLING SHOCK MELTs RAILING.
Electrician Meets Death That Roa>ts His

Altoona, Pa August l5.-Whie cleaning
inSulutors in the Penn Central Light ana
Power Compdnys substatinn in COllinsvule
a suburb. Paul q. Meredith. aged twenty
one. an electrician, received $1,000 volts of
electricity. lie accidentally touched one of
me nigh tension wires from an iron railing
Which was melted by the current, and lie
was thrown against the wall OF the building
ms sknli being crushed In.
me electricity Enited his clothing. which
was sun smoulGering when he WAS found
lwo-thirds OF his body was burned over
turning u a mahogany color. His parents
i've Al Barneshnro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
SHE pR.lcs MAY \ SQUARE.
Woman Arrests Washer Who .Acco.ted He,
DnuyhtPr

Philadelphia. Pa August l5-Dragcinr for
square the man who accostcd her sixteen
year old daughter, Helen Mrs. Mary LETTERS
iu- North Forty nfth street turned John
murphy OF Thirty seventh aud Market
streets over to Policeman FELTON,. Of the
SiNtecnth District According to testimony
given before Magistrate Boyle yesterday
morning. Murphy approached the girl as
she Was standing AT the corner q! Lancaster
Avenue and Warren street Miss Icuera
walked rapidly away, followed by Murphy
me girl walked TO Forty-hfth street and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

= Il T.TN'' I'VI.lI 7 NJ 7 VI 4 T. Il T. T.
Rcported by dodgers. McCabc * Cos
Petersburg. Va. Angus; H.. Pcanuts--Spa n
ISM. Farmers Spanish. SiG5 per bushe: 80 /
shc!ed. Spanish. l0c. per pound: No. . she'll
ed. Spanish 7i-c. per pound Virsinias-.
Farmers stock. jumbo ic. per pound. fancy
handpickcd. 3A44c. per pound; extra prime.
3fcP3tsc per pound. prime. 3i:v. i,cr pound;
machine picked, 81. G3i.c. per pound. Smelling
stock. Sc. per pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

Now York. August l5-Johbing house trade
continues active in dry goods. silks wash
fabrics and white goods bet ing sought FREQ
~ by the retail trade. Local wool markets
arc broadening .tS a consequence OF n more
Gcncral inquiry from the carpet iuanufnc-
turing trade. silks in good demand for
quick delivery. Yarns are steady with the
demand fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
CATTLE MARKETS.
cnMoND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Salcs 1T Union Stock YnrdsD
HiChmond. Va. Angus, TO- 1912
report o, the live stock market for IN.
week ending August II, 1918;
Best steers. :.g7%.c.; medium TO good suo,
-. common To fa!r. ouCc.. best heifcrs
lg'i.e.; medium to good. 5i,4eisc.: commas
10 iair. tp5c. best COWS. 5t405c.: medium Ia
kood. t1Hac,: common TO fair, sI5ntc.: hest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
NAVAL. STORES.


NlImIngton =. g, august l5-Spirits
Turpcntine Steady at 35i.c.. receipts 20
casks. kosin-Stea6y at $40: receipts l7S
barrels Tar Firm al $50: receipts II bar
rel crude Turpeutinc-Firm at $!n az.
savannah. Ca. August Turpcutinc--
Firm At 2du3.i.v., sales 81 casks. receipts
$50 caSks. shipments 4.09i casks. stock 49, los
tasks. losin-Frm: sales 2529 barrels re
coiptS 800 barrels; shipments 6S55 hareris.
stocks lo',o'6 barrels. quote: y. b. $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
Odds and Ends From The Wire

!, "i .t Avenue. where she met her
ii"",heF. Mrs. LETTERS seized Murphy l,y Tho
phck "i the collar and dragged him ~ ,bc
corner OF Forty-fourth Street and Paramount
~, Nc'ue, where she met Policeman FELTON,
NJ, u. n!uecoat took Murphy TO the Sixteenth
i,iS'tict station House Yesterday morning
ne was held under $500 bail by Magistrate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
HER HONEY" ANOTHER MAN.
Calling to supposed Husband Woman Find
burglar in Room

tut
Woodbury.; n j.. August i5-"Heilo.
money, said Mrs. Frank Patterson Inst
night as man entered her bedroom wh"m
she thought was her husband who is a tein.
tl"ph operator and gets home late al night
~ nor words the man made a hasty exit
almost ic!l downstairs and dashed ont of 4,
rear door which he had opened with Tho
evident Intention OF robbery
MIS-: Patterson aroused the neighborhood
ana Tor time there a man hunt but
without avail The husband came i'm later
ana made survey OF the house but nothinc
was missing. II is the supposition that The
Durglar Thought the family was nwaN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16

Schedule of Electric Trains. effective MAY
So 1912: Leave ltichmond. Laurel and Broad
s.. so A. NJ. ::io:io A. H. HI:,o o. es;l0 A.: a;
p. a.. 2:lo p; M, $40 p. NJ. bt:lo P. NJ. SO
!. A.. G;;@ r. ~. 1:l0 +. NJ bs:l0 p. NJ.
land ard Maple streets: 1855 g. 81. b. 100 4.
M, 500 a. Nj. b3:00 A. al. 1880 a. NJ ..ll :OJ
a. Nv. 1890 NJ. ..l:0o l.. NJ. 2L1 p NJ 1900
p. NJ. 400 p. 81. b5 100 r. ~. 500 +. NJ. 7:5s
+. NJ. 800 +. NJ. $500 r. NJ. IL 100 p. NJ
DAILY except Sunday. ''Suneay only.
hCArrIes baggage.