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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
KNOW A HUMANE WAY
TO HANDLE TURTLES?
INFORM THE COURT

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Will the person
or persons who knew the correct and
humane manner in which turtles should
be handled during shipment kindly
communicate with Judge Swami, in
general session court?
Judge Swami is anxious to know. The
judge and the jurors wrestled with the
problem during the trial of Captain
Cleveland Downs, who was brought to
court on charges made by the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails, that he had permitted mistreat-
ment of turtles brought from Southern
ports on his boat, the Ward line steam
er Saratoga, through having their flip
pers nailed to the deck-a custom that
has been practiced for years. Downs
declared that if more humane way
of handling turtles was suggested he
would be glad to act upon it,
The jury disagreed in it's verdict
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS THURSDAY FEBRUARY g. 1913
MACON SEES PLANS
FOR NEW 100000
PASSENGER STATION

MACON, GA. Feb. 6.-Plans for Ma
cons new 100000 depot were dis
closed yesterday afternoon at confer
ence between Vice President w. A. Win
of Georgia railroad with more than 100
members of the Chamber of Commerce
The new depot will be located on
Fifth street, with the main entrance on
Cherry street and will extend nearly
three blocks from Poplar, almost to
Walnut. The present tracks of ~the
Central will pass directly through or
under the depot, without any change
thus eliminating the present backing
and switching. 1t will be necessary for
the city to allow the closing, of Cherry
street at Fifth, but it is not thought
that there will be any difficulty about
that.
Work on the new terminals, it was
announced, will start within the next 80
days, as soon as the contracts can be
awarded All plans and specifications
are now complete. Following the con-
ference, the railroad off1cialS were com
plimented with $2-a-plate luncheon
at which $50 were present.
The announcement of the site for the
new terminal, differing so widely from
what had been anticipated, has caused
Wild scramble for property In the vi
cinity of the proposed new depot. Prop
erty owners in the neighborhood of
Cherry and Fifth streets, however, are
declining tempting offers, and are
standing pat
The Centrals new freight depot,
which will be erected coincidently with
the passenger station, will be located
on Fifth, from Poplar to Oak, and the
same tracks will pass through and un-
der 1t. as are used by the passenger
station.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
WIRELESS TECH
SHOW FEATURE
Station at Electrical Exhibit
Will Be Capable of Sending
Message 800 Miles.

The wireless telegraph and an enor-
nous Tesla coil will feature the cleo
trical show which the seniors of Geor-
gia Tech will give tomorrow and Sat
urday evenings from 1880 to TO- 80
o'clock.
Three of the seniors under the direc-
ton. of Mr.. Green. of the drawing de-
partment, have installed a wireless sta
ton which will be in full operation
the nights of the show. The aerial is
strung from the academic to the cleo
trical building; it is 100 feet hong and
so feet high. The receiving and send
ing station is located in an attractive
booth on the second floor of the cleo
tricai building. The station will be ca
pable of receiving messages from dis
lance of 700 miles and the sending
range will be 800 miles.
All of the apparatus, except the re.
ceivers and detectors, were built in the
school shops by the students The more
delicate instruments were donated by
Mr.. Firth, vice president of the Wire
less Specially Company Of New York
The Tesla coil also was constructed
by students in the shops. The coil is
four feet in length and the primary is
about three feet in diameter 1t has a
capacity of 100000 volts, a frequency
Of over 100000 cycles and draws an
arc of 80 inches. Some interesting ex-
periments will be performed with the
Juice" from this coil, such as passing
the current through small glass tubes of
different gases, which give off various
colors.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06

tary ct al. from Grady
Luthersville Banking Company vs. Mrs,
n, p. Hopkins, for use, ETC.; from Meri-
wether.
Alonzo Hall VS.. f. P. Treadaway, adj
mln1strator; from Floyd.
T. II. Turner ct al. VS.. Bank of Mays
vile; from Jackson.
T. c; Law, trustee, VS.. j. w. Leroux;
from Fulton
Atlanta Telephone & Telegraph Co. VS..
Laura Cheshire; from Fulton.
j. X. Edwards VS.. Savannah Trust Com
pany; from Tattnall
Denton Brothers VS.. j. E. Hannah; from
Jefferson.
Albany Mill Supply Company VS.. United
Roofing & Manufacturing Company; from
Dougherty.
Thomas Mckinney ct al VS.. Battle
Brothers; from Dougherty.
j. 7. Toler VS.. E. Hewitt; from Jack
SON
c. NJ. Stubs VS.. Fourth National Bank
of Macon; from Bib.
Mrs, M. ?. Broughton VS.. Joseph Laz-
arus Company; from Telfair.
Greene Stanley VS.. Sterling Mutual Life
Insurance Company; from Morgan.
Dave Wright ct al. VS.. State; from COT.
fee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
He Persists in Running His Merry Co Round
VETERAN PLACED IN JAIL

BAXLEY, GA, Feb. Oh. H. Beech
err, Confederate veteran, and Gordon
Clark are in Jail in Bailey without
bond for running merry go -round.
Last week they were arrested and tried
before Mayor Dave ri. Parker for vio-
lating, city ordinance, prohibiting the
running of merry go-round, shooting
galleries and like amusements, at which
time Beecher was fined 500 or 80 days
in the city changing and Clark one
half that amount.
Beecher claimed the right to run his
merry go-round, Notwithstanding the
ordinance, on the ground that he held a
Confederate veterans state license to
operate in any city in Georgia. The
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06

case was carried to the superior court
by certiorari and writ was signed by
Judge c. B. Conyers. of the Brunswick
circuit. the case to be tried at the
March term of Appling superior court.
Considering this sufficient reversal of
the mayors authority and decision,
Beecher fired his engine and started
the merry go-round again. In 80 min
utes Chief of Police D.. ]. Branch, under
orders of the mayor, arrested Beecher
and Clark and put them in the city
lookup without ball. where they are
now confined.
Beecher now declares that he will sue
for damages and will have the chief
of police, mayor, council and clerk of
BaXley arrested when he gets out.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
PARCEL POST BOOSTS
JANUARY POSTOFFICE
RECEIPTS 20 PER CENT

Parcel post receipts are believed to
be responsible largely for the increase
of January receipts in the Atlanta
postoftice over the receipts in the cor
responding month of 1912. The increase
is $21,3S9.17, constituting a gain of 20
per cent. The receipts for January,
1913, were $132,5S4.SS, and for January,
1912, they were Sill, 1851.
Gain in other departments is noticed
but not to such degree as that resulting
from the introduction of the parcel
post.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
|lDNTYFUNDFOR
||DE PEACHTREE
hard Votes $4,000, Paid
b 600 Yearly, to Assist in
ryOanding 'BottIeneck.'

,,u, annual installments OF So'VVV
.u he expended by the Fulton
..n+r commissioners in the work to-
-, ridepfng Peachtree streets DOT
., .a,.nation between Ellis street
rsrragie way. The first Install
;r he available November l,
IT, J.. .,,,,.
~rs ,pproprlauon of $4,000 to this
made at a meeting of the
,,rnry commissioners at which
.9 - declared fatty that the $4,000
.u that they would spend toward
limo fine street at this point, The
hshirftv of a general widening oil
,rhtree street was aired,
r,., commissioners, upon resolution
,,.,,o,issioner Walters, adopted a
.,n, far road repair work which, it is
lIsyed will be effective. The system
'ra1yos the organization of four
maids Of negro convicts, each to con-
- five prisoners. one foreman and
aoor5 who will be maintained for no
.5sr purpose than to repair defects as
bon as they arise.
'ponafr work on bridges will always
h. the form of substitution of con-
ate bridges for the wooden bridges,
s.- ~ the nolicV outlined. Other
rsiness transacted was:
Request TO Governor Brown to order
reward for the arrest of Tom Berry
Ian. who recently was indicted for the
rrder of Enoch Swords near the
,mttier cotton mills
.Ircrsasa of the salary of w. w. Tin
In chief officer of the Juvenile court,
Tom $lg5 to $150 q month.
Increase of the salary of fireman at
7a faH from $40 to $50 month.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
JESUP TO BLOW CURFEW
WHISTLE FOR KIDDIES

JESUP, GA, Feb 6.--This city is to
have a curfew law. An ordinance was
introduced at the last meeting of the city
council prohibiting children from lettering
on the streets after p, m. in the winter
and after p. m. in the summer The
ordinance includes all children under IT,
The big whistle at the municipal electric
plant will be blown at these hours as the
curfew signal.
This ordinance is designed to break up
the street gangs of small boys
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
JEWISH EDUCATOR TO
GIVE LECTURE SERIES

DR. Julian Morganstein, professor in
the Hebrew college, in Cincinnati, will
deliver course of lectures next week
under the auspices Of the Temple Sister
hood on Jewish History and the Bible
The lectures will be held in the Tenn
pie, Pryor and Richardson streets, Mon
day, Tuesday and Thursday nights and
Wednesday and Friday afternoons. The
public is invited
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
NAMES LAYMEN DELEGATES.

COLUMBUS, GA, Feb. 6.-Chairman
W. c. Pease. of the local Laymens Mis-
sionary Movement, has appointed a
strong delegation to attend the Lay
mems convention in Atlanta next week
for the purpose of getting points in. re-
gard to the manner in which the con-
vention in this place shall be con-
Quoted.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
ROYAL POWDER WORKS
BLOWS UP; FOUR KILLED

CLIENT. BELGIUM, Feb 6.-Four
men were killed and 100000 damage
done by an explosion in the Royal Pow
der factory near here today.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
KANSAS HOUSE PASSES
RECALL AMENDMENT

TOPEKA, KANS., Feb. ,6.--The Kansas
house of representatives has passed con-
stitutional amendment for the recall Of
elective officers, including judges. on a Pc
tition of % per cent of the voters.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-06
BANK STATEMENT CALLED.

BANK STATEMENT CALLED.
WASHINGTON, Feb. GA call for
h condition of national banks at the
lose Of business on February was is
ned today by Comptroller of the Cur
1ncH MurraN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE OF
STOCK OF HARDWARE. TOYS;
NOVELTIES, JEWELRY. CANDIES!
DRY GOODS. TIN. CHINA AND
ENAMELWARE, HOUSE FUR
NISHING GOODS. STATIONERY
ETC, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS.
SHELVING. ETC.
Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia entered
on the Goth day of January. 1913, in the
matter of George B. Davis, bankrupt.
| will sell at public auction on the
pr emises.
az i54e EAST MAIN STREET
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23.
Beginning at 10 80 O'Clock A. NJ.
the entire stock and fixtures of said
bankrupt. consisting of large assort-
ment of Tinware. China and Earthen-
ware, Enameled Ware. Glassware.
Baskets. Jewelry, Notions, Hardware,
Stationery. Lamps, Lanterns. Vases,
Ornaments. Toilet Soaps. Perfumes
and Toilet Articles. Dry Goods, Under
wear. Hosiery, Ribbons, Toys. Dolls.
Clocks. Ingersoll Watches, Candy and
many other miscellaneous articles, also
six silent salesman Showcases, count
ers. about $50 feet fine Shelving, four
Cash Registers. Heating Stove and
Pipe, Cashiers Desk and partition,
Electrical Fixtures, Window Shades
etc.
TERMS: Cash.
EDGAR B. ENGLISH,
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers-
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TheWIeIhe Auction Coz
.Auc1lokEER1
Die EAST BROAD 81
"a Heating and Cooking
Stoves,
At Auction

the interest OF whom it may concern on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1913.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
at Seaborad Air Line freight station,
corner Fifteenth and Franklin Streets.
City of Richmond, one lot stoves, con-
sisting of IS Star" all sheo. steel
heating stoves. and As cast-iron cook
stoves, said shipment originally
consigned TO l.. F. Ziegler. Norfolk.
Va, and reconsigned to Southern
Stove Works. Richmond. Va
II. r. PHINNEY. Agent.
Seaboard Air Line Railway
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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legal Rotjcs
state OF New York.
Insurance Department.


Insurance Department.
In the Liquidation OF
THE EMPIRE STATE SURETY CO
Of New York.
TO THE CREDITORS AND STOCK
holders and all other persons inter-
ested in the affairs of The Empire
State Surety Company:
Notice is hereby given:
/. That the undersigned. William
T. Emmett. as Superintendent ofNln-
sUrance OF the State OF New YORK
has been directed. by order OF the
Supreme Court. this day made ana
entered In the Office OF the CLERK
of the County of New York, TO take
possession 81 the property and Hqul-
date the business of The Empire
state surety Company. pursuant 70
the provisions of Section SO of the
insurance law: ana that the under
signed has, pursuant 10 said section
duly appointed Frederic G. Durham.
a special deputy Superintendent OF
Insurance. as his agent TO Nquidate
the business Of the said corporation
II. That all persons having any
any character against the said
The Empire State Surety Com
pany are hereby required to file
written statement thereon, Nerl-
fed under oath, with the said
Fred ric C. Durham. Special Deputy
charge of the liquidation of sapi
company. at his office, No. 81 VIII
Ham Street. Borough of Manhattan.
City of New York. on or before the
25th day of February. 1913.
III That all stockholders OF SAID
company are hereby required TO file
the respective certificates OF stock
held by them with the said Frederic
c. Durham. Special Deputy Superin =
tendent of Insurance. at his said or
fee on or before the said 25th day
of February, 1918. Proper receipts
therefor will be gwen.
". That the claims presented
against the said company will be de-
termined, the creditors of the com :
pany pad and it's assets distributed.
without other or further notice 10
persons failing TO ompiy with the
above ections-
V. That all communications, relat-
ms, to the said company. should be
addressed TO the said Frederic G.
Durham. Special deputy Superin, /,
tendent of Insurance. at his sara
office, No. William Street. Borough
OF Manhattan. City OF New York.
WILLIAM T. EMMETT,
Superintendent of Insurance.
Dated. New York City. December
Is, 1912.
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By A. E.Catlin & Co.
Large Manufacturing Site,
27Ol to 2707 East Main
Street, and Machinery,

Consisting OF Gasoline Engine, Pianer.
Saws. Shafting and other equipment
usually found in an old established
repair shop.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY p,
at II O'Clock noon.
we will sell that very desirable business
lot located as above. which fronts l50
feet on south line of Main Street. and
extends back % feet to an alley: on
which there il a large frame building
Will also cell the machinery on the
premises. Il lie rare that such a large
area can be had without destroying
valuable improvements. and this Is
therefore good opportunity Of ac-
curing a big business lot az mini
mum cost
f. A. CATLIN & co.
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richmond, Va. January -. 1919.
NOTICE or MEETING OF STOCK
holder. The annual meeting Of the
efork holders 90 the Iifc Insurance
Company Of Virginia viii bc held a.
the home Office OF the CON Pany. cor
pi~hrond. Virginia. on "Wednesday.
lamar - 1913. ~ O'Clock +. NJ.
fcr the purpose ~ eicctinE Directors
OF said Company. ana tcr consider
sfro and acting upon the subject Of
in~rcaainc the Capital Stock Of the
Tompanv One Hundred Thousand
Dollars and for the Transaction Of
sa,rh other business - may properly
come before said nesting
ALOERNOS 3 HURT.
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Ruffin & Sloan.
Harrison & Bates.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-

Koal Estate ASt dlAN -N0StASA~NA7-
Pursuant to an order entered by the
United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia. on De-
cember 5. 1912, III the matter OF Charles
f. Armitage. bankrupt. the under
signed will offer for sale at public
auction. upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 90, 1913.
commencing at 3 30 O'Clock P. NJ.
the following described real estate and
fixtures, comprising the plant of the
Armitage Manufacturing Company and
other property;
/ Those two certain lots of land
fronting about $50 feet on the north
line of Williamsburg Avenue. com
mencing at the east line OF Elm street,
together with the large brick factory
and other improvements thereon
Also the fixtures. tools and appli-
ances in the said plant. being such as
are usually used ia handling of tar,
and manufacturing roofing paper and
other tar products
Also several large tar stills located
on the premises OF the Lower Gas
works Of the city of Richmond.
, Immediately after the above. that
lot of land with frame dwelling thereon,
No 30I2. on the north line OF Nam
street between Thirticth and Thirty
first streets. fronting I6 feet bv - feet
3 Immediately after the ABOVE one
undivided half interest IN a lot OF land.
with frame dwelling thereon. on an.
alley running from Thirty-hrst TO
Tbirtv-second Streets. between Broad
and Grace streets. y feet by 40 feet
By consent of tho owner, the other
undivided half interest in this prop
ertv will also be sold.
The real estate first above mentioned
i we'll adapted for a manufacturing
or wholesale plant, either for the tar
business or any other heavy business.
and IS convenient TO the railroad.
TERMS. Onc-third cash balance at
six and twelve months for negotiable
notes. to be secured by deed OF trust
- to the real estate. OF approved Sc
curity a. to personal estate.
STAFFORD n. PARKER.
ALLEN @. COLLINS.
Receivers.
STAFFORD II. PARKER.
Trustee
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-.ArAUCTTON IAT AUCTION !
Bfefings


NOTICE OF SPECIAL GEN ERAL
STOCkHOLDERS' MEETING.
Richmond Fredericksburg and POto-
mac Railroad Company.
Onice Of the Secretary.
Richmond Va. Dccember 81. 1912.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :.
Take notice. that. on Wednesday.
a special general meeting Of the
StockholGcrS Of the Richmond Fred
cric<sburg and Potomac Railroad
Company will he held IN the Office
OF the company IN the First Ma
tionai Bank Building. at the corner of
Ninth and Main Streets. IN Rich
ruond. Va. pursuant to the call Of
Tho president and directors OF said
company adopted on Dccenbe 10
1919 the purpose Of said meeting be-
snr TO take action upon a PROPOSE
lion OF compromise and settlement ne
rofiated By the president and dircc-
Tors OF the company with tho spe-
s-iaf com mission representing the
STATE Of Virginia and its political
subdivisions as authorized by stat
utc and also TO take action uDon a
resolution OF the president and di-
rertors Of she company looking to
an amendment Of the company's
character. a. satnorizcd by law and
also for attending 10 any other mat
fcrs which may lawfully come before
Tho books for the transfer Of the
capital stock Of the company will be
closed on January y. 1913. at 2 o'clock
y M and rcOpcncd on February :.
ieis al ~ O'Clock A. NJ
Nv order OF the President and Df-
rs.ctors NORMAN CALL.
WA. II. WHITE.
President.
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5ituatfpns lQanten, Rale

WANTED, POSITION AS STENO,;
grapher. bookkeeper and genera
Office man. by a competent party
Satisfactory references furnished on
request Send inquiries, statings al
ary 10 Box 3z2. Danvilie. Va
WANTED. BY MAN AND WIFE.
situation az caretakers OF farm, owe
nun particulars. Address p. o. Box
COS Savannah. Ga.
ASSISTANT REGISTERED PHAR-
macist desires position anywhere IN
state by 10Th OF February Best or
references Address * 1e4, care
Times I)isDafch
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Paw 10 Per Cent or More

9n
DWELLING. No 1880 Eggeston
drareb arga
POLLARD &
will information
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Drip. sHale ann ffmaIf

MEN, WoMEN-GET GOVERN
ment parcels post Jobs SO week.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept.
5s7-A. Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED, COLORED COUPLE TO
work on farm one with grown son
MAPLEWOOD FARM. Mechanics-
willie Turnpike, two miles from High
land PARK car line. VI. NJ. y IL n VI
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i-Two-story detached brick dwell
ing. 1903 Canal Street. near First rooms.
Several brick outbuildings.
Lot about 81 n. front.
2-TwO-stOry detached brick dwell
ing, I07 East Canal Street; six rooms.
3-Two-story detached brick dwell
ing, l0715 East Canal Street.
4=Two-story detached brick dwell
ing. 100 East Canal Street. Large wide
lot.
S-Two two-story frame dwellings.
III and lI3 East Canal Street; SIX rooms
each.
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5raIrn proposals
Odice Of the
State Highway Commission.

Odicc OF the
State Highway Commission.
Richmond. Va January %. 1919.
BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
clerks Office. Gate CITY. Va. until
y O'Clock. noon. TUESDAY, Jan
uary =. 1913. for the construction %
steel bridge az feet long over Clinch
River. a. Hills Station, in Scott
County. Va.
Plans asc specifications on nie
a. the CLERKS Office. Gate City. Va.
and ~ this ONCE.
A certified chcch for So % &C.
company each bid
The right is reserved % reject any
or ell bids.
Further fnformstion furnished On
applfcafion 20 the undersigned
p ST J WILSON.
state Highway Commissioners.
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Trustee S Auction Sale

OF A VERY VALUABLE HOTEL
PROPERTY AND TEN ACRES OF
LAND ADJOINING. WITH RIGHT TO
USE WATER FROM THE FAMOUS
OTTERBURN SPRINGS. KNOWN AS
THE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22
Rooms for Rfnt
automobtIrs for sale

GTARASTEEp 500 MILES WITH
gu; puncfurc- ~ your fires are old
don't throw them away or you ~
throw away 80 10 slDD Win durable
Trcads We give you = written guar
anfcc for 500 miles without Duncturc.
This u binding whether your *trce
arc new or old-trcad worn. nm cur
OF rut-worn. Durable Trcads cost
only half a. much a. tires. Write
for booklet and special discount ~
once 20 COLORADO TIRE -
LEATHER CO. Twelfth Floor. r.
Majestic Building. Chicago. III, OF
foes broadway. Denver, Colo.
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aurtion 5aIfs Fufurf Says

BY II. SELDEN TAYLOR & son.
Real Estate Auctionccrs-
No. North Eleventh street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22

6-Two-story modern brick store
and dwelling III East Canal Street.
with small One-story store adjoining,
us East Canal Street.
Corner drug store. With dwelling
above, Ile. southwest corner SECOND
and Canal Streets.
AN ESTABLISHED DRUG
STORE of many years, with good
family trade.
S-Two-story frame dwelling and
brick shop, 20s15 and 2l0 South Second
Street. Large wide lot.
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Era! Cstaff for Kfnt

TRU CK AHD sToCk FARM Is
Hanover County, ten miles from
Richmond Possession at once APP
ply. b. 7. TALLEY, 7GS. East Clay
Street. Richmond. Va.