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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

Mr.. George Williams, who at one
time owned property on Short street
is here from Corona, Calf. looking
after matters of business. Mr.. VII
liams claims that Colorado still
looks good to him after his long abb
sence.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

Mr. 4. c. Hayes is slowly recover
ing from a prolonged siege OF ty.
pnoid fever. az h'- LONE on East Elm
avenue. Mr.. Hayes illness has rec.
essitated his giving up Temporarily
his position with Crews-B -Beggs Mer.
camille company Of Pueblo where &c
has been employed for some time
past.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Cram Of Denver were
over-sunday guests OF their sister-in-
law. Mrs. Nellie Cram at the stier
home on Film avenue. AT the same
time Mrs. W C. venham enjoyed a
stop-over while on her way TO her
home at Saiida, from visit in Iowa
Mrs. Venham and Mrs. Nellie stiers
were one time room-mates at the
State School at Fort Collins.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. \ f. Hubbel return
ed Saturday from a camping and fish.
ing trip on the Rio Grande river
in the vicinity OF Del Norte. They
report most delightful outing and 1es
trout caught by three fishermen. dur
ing their stay
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

The family OF F. wright are spend
ing a week or two camping In Green
Gulch. Others OF their friends are
expected to visit them there for An
outing.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

Miss Ruth Davis left the first Of
the week 10 renew her course Of
study in Domestic Science and Art
at TT. Collins. This is her senior
year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

Miss Helen King has taken up
her work again a. student at Barnes
Commercial College at Denver.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
News Notes
ADVERTISEMENT

Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 6s3
Main street. Record office.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
! QUICK. HANDY REFERENCE FOR BUSY pEoE

ARTS. CRAFTS GIFTS. NEEoLEwoRk
n West
AUTO AGENCY STATION
River 2
AUTO oARAoE.HuIck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cREEk-pAILY
A. M Creek A..
Cripple 2So P. M.-Arrive Canon City p.
Phone o.
BAKERY
England
BARBER
Now for Enthusiastically Redeoorated
CLEANING. PRESSING ALTERATIONS
west2
DRUGS
MichenEgbers &
DEPOT FEED STORE HAY. GRAIN.
Albert
FURNITURE. CLEANING
M. Aan
FLORIST CUT FLOWERS. PLANTS DECORATIONS
c. W. Anderson.
HAIRDREssNo cHRoPopY ELECTRICAL TREATMENT
virginia westl
HARDWARE. THINNING. PLUMBING
Canon
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS
Hardy Lumber Company.
Kearbys Criterion. .....
NEWSPAPERS
The Daily Weekly
PHOTOS. KODAK
The Electric Studio
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

Mr.. Cissna OF 18th street has gone
to Pueblo on business.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

NJ Z. Snow and family motored to
Rocky Ford Tuesday to attend the
otero County Fair. expecting to re.
turn Friday. Mr.. Snow is one Of the
judges for the apple show.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

Mrs. II. VI Smith of Las Vegas. Y.
NJ, is a guest Il. the IL, me OF Ca
fer and Smith on East Elm averue
hirs sr'ith ia q sistr NAV of ME-
Carter.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

Miss Andrews returned home Mon
day from Long Beach. Calf, where
she has been spending the summer
months.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

Mrs. Geo Ersenbright has been en-.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

F. T. Huriburt and wife have re-
turned to Victor after several weeks
outing at Clear Lake. Two weeks
were spent with the formers par
ents on 18Th street
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith and children
OF Greydene avenue. are enjoying an
outing at Cripple Creek.
Mrs. f. 9. Williams Of 18th street
has been under the care OF doctor
for several days We trust her i'll
ness will not be OF long duration.
Fred Hueling Of Denver. is spend
ing a few days in Canon City. visit
ing friends.
Mr.. Cissnd OF 18th street has gone
to Pueblo on business
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03

FoUND--Iodge PIN u. NJ. A. A. of
America. Come. pay, take. 2oot3
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR.
Rush OF Agents to Record Deeds BE.
fore War Revenue Act
Takes Effect.
EACH DEED MUST BE STAMPED
Large Number of Charters Arc Issued
by State Corporation Commission.
Important Cases Argued Before
U. s. Circuit Court, Of Appeals.

Under the war revenue bill. which
goes into effect to-day, bargain and
sale deeds must be affixed with a reve-
nue. stamp. tho denomination of which
depends on the value Of the property.
There is no tax on deeds of trust or
release deeds.
Bargain and sale deeds. whero tho
exceed $500. are taxed 90 cents. In
excess Of $500 "a tax of SO cents for
each additionar $500. or fractional part
deeds are only taxed on the net con
sideratton, exclusive of any lien or en-
cumbrance that may be assumed by
The paragraph of the act. in rela-
ton to the subject. is as follows: Con
feyanee: Deed instrument or writing.
realty. be sold. shall be granted. as
signed, transferred or otherwise con-
HeSed to, or vested in, the purchaser or
sons. his. her. or their direction, when
the consideration. or value of the inter-
est or property conveyed. exclusive OF
thereon. exceeds s1oo. u and does an not
exceed $500, 90 cents. and for each ad-
ditional $500 or .d fractional part thereof
That nothing contained In this para
graph shall be SO construed as to I'm
pose, tax upon any instrument or
writing given to secure debt"
The general construction of the law
is that deeds of conveyance that are
properly. executed prior to December 1
1919. but are not presented for record
until after that date. are not taxable.
There Is no tax on personal property
conditional sale contracts. that is, con-
tracts that arc made by firms doing
business on the installment plan, as
the title to the property is not con-
veyed. the instrument acting as lien
on the property until full payment is
made.
No taxable deed will be admitted to
record by the clerks of the courts un-
til the stamp has been properly affixed
and has been duly Cancelled.
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COTTON MARKETS

HEW YORK. November 3.-Thc cotton
market was irregular and unsettled to-day
LIVER Liverpool cables and the circulation
OF becenoer notices. estimated at about 3O0>
haies. we're followed by AN opening decline
oi points on December. while other months
Mere unchanged 10 about points lower
mere WAS considerable Liverpool buying OF
I'VE near position. ~ we'll some sea altered
c"Ner'hs' and a moderate investment de-
mana ior october, which sent prices some
10 points net higher. Around 1sI for
iIcccmner. however there was renewed
nlu'ohNon, ana that position eased on TO
80, or !" points not lower. with latter de.
iEcries seil'ng some to points under Sat
uI"ay cIose There was enough demand
70 check me decline at this level, and la 1T
prices showed slight rallies on covering with
me ciose STEADY at net loss of i TO 6
FoInts hrec private crop estimates were
lssued with New Orleans authority placing
IN, Inc y,eId at u 90 bales. Memphis es-
inafe or iisS.ol3 and estimate by mem.
bers o. the Memphis Cotton Exchange or
10; oI1,ID hales on the average. linters being
spot cotton, quiet; rniddling. uplands, 7s5 ::
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.. $. cIRCUIT COUNT OF ArrnALs

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Knapp and Woods. and District Judge
WaddiI In attendance.
Cases argued: 49,
No. 12S7IThe virglnian Railway
Company, plaintiff In error. Vs. The
United States of America. defendant In
error: error to the District Court al
LyQchburg Va. Argued by II. T. Hall
Roanoke. Va. and G. A. Wingfeld. Nor
folk, Va, for the plaintiff In error. and
by Philip j. Doherty. special assistan,
United States attorney. Washington. D.
c.. for the defendant in error. and sub
mitted.
:. No. 12so-sidney Lansburgh. admin
istrator. ct al. appellants. VS.. Henry
b. Mccormick, Vance c. Mccormick, ct
al. appellees: appeal from the District
Court at Charleston. ". Va. Argued
Charleston. w. Va. and W. c. Prentiss
Washington. ID. c., for the appellants
and by George e. Price. Malcolm Jack
son, Charleston. w. Va: ]. j. Divine,
WEIGH. w. Va; q. n. Vinson. Hunting
ton, w. Va; James l.. Hemi1l Colum
bus, o.; a. w. Reynolds. Princeton. w
Va; Joseph S, Clark. philadelphia. Pa.
and Anderson. Strother & Hughes
WEIGH. w. Va, for the appellees. Con-
tinued until tomorrow.
Court announced and handed down
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HiaNRIco TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds OF. bargain and Sal
AuaaIIuflnx, In AZ lHS ----

Seven Deeds of bargain and Sale
Amounting to s7,O55.
1Ss-Julien BInford. Jr.. to Elizabeth
K; Binford. 200 feet on west limo Of
from city. November IA. 1914. So love
and affection.
1S4-Charlcs O. Rudd. ct ux to w. T.
Jones. 10 acres on south side of Will
liamsbHrg Road. about five miles from
city. November Is. 1914, tax 81, $40
1S6--E: S. Read, ct ux to Cunning
ham Hall. lots 81 and %. in block D.
section 6. plan of Highland Springs
October 3, 1914. $3.50.
1Ss-Nionumcnt Heights Realty Cor
poration to r.. NJ. Hunter, lots 6, s. Z
and s. in block p. plan OF Monument
Heights; May I. 1911. tax y1.5O. SO.
1S9--Abbey Realty Corporation to
Mary A.. Hogg. lots 10. "A, is and 1s. in
block 10. plan OF Colonial Place tsec-
:, 1s0-Percival Smith, ct lux to Will
liam II. Phillips, 81 acres between the
Charles City and Darbytown Roads
November 80. 1914. $4,000.
1sl-Chnrles Il. Melton. ct al to Fritz
Lauterback, 425 acres Mt Yellow Tavern.
August Is. 1914, tax 81, So.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued and amend
ments to charters allowed by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows: -
Amendment to charter of Common
wealth, Coal Corporation. Richmond. In :
creasing maximum, capital stock from
100000 TO 100000; creating 100000
Amendment to charter Of F. Clifton
Cross Inc. Norfolk. charging IT'S
powers. -
Amendment to charter of The Initial
Company. fnc..' Wytheville. increasing
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000:
Amendment to charter OF The Min
eral Hardware Company. Inc. ;Mineral;
Norman Packing Company. Inc.
Portsmouth. Capital. stock. S25. 900 to
$4,000. J. Il. Norman. president: d.
r.. Carroll. secretary and treasurer,
both of Portsmouth. Purposes: pack :
ing and produce business,
- selwood ManufaSturing Company.
$4,000: H. w. Hall. president. n. w.
Hordan, secretary and treasurer. both
OF Emporia. Purposes: lumber busi-
ness -t 100
Berkeley Machine Works. Inc. Nor
folk. Capital stock. S60.000 to $4,000.
r. B: Wood, president. Portsmouth: f.
A. Clark, Campestella Heights. Pur.-
Stewart g. Funck. Inc. Front Royal.
Capital stock. $1,000 TO $4,000. c. w.
Stewart, president: F. j. Funck. secre-
tary and treasurer. both OF Front
Royal Purposes: live stock business.
Amendment to charter OF Lynchburg
Pepsi Cola Bottlins CORPORATION.
AUCTION SAIES-EpflIre Dava
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
TRUSTEE SALE TO HIGHEST
BIDDER
OF
TERMINAL HOTEL. AT WEST POINT
VA. AT HEAD OF YORK RIVER.

BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated
So o an lS' 1894 To- Keal Estate Security
recorded in clerks office OF the Circuit
ID; b 20. pages s. 3. 10 and. II, to Sc
therein. described. default being made
and being required SO to do, we will,
sse h asins aepartsa
FRiDAg I p5FFcN NJ M i; F !.
all the real and personal property de-
scribed in said deed. AZ follows:
All that certain parcel or lot OF
West POINT ah King asp #Fiam the eoa s9En
River ana D and e Streets. together
nances, rights and privileges thereto
Deionglng. known as the Terminal Ho-
tsi cb pr0pfsrty With all household and
the complete Furnishing ofG62 or more
bedrooms, besides. dining-room furni-
ment and barroo@ fgns ana and pes s-
lures. pool tables. billiard tables, piano.
office hSturea. safe. showcases-in fact,
any and all personal property used In
and about the operation OF tho Terml-
water resort TO Inland cities. it Is n
great faroritc with summer. excursion
lists, picnic parties and others from
proper management would command a
paying patronage. As sanatorium.
hotel II offers unusual fractions.
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale.
all past due taxes and insurance 70
date Of sale. and to pay five notes OF
s9o each, with protest fee and Interest
on each note from September l5 and
December 15, 1913. and March is, June
Is. and September 10. 1914. respec-
lively, and balance n credit of $4,000
able quarterly from September is.
1914, and balance on one year, with 6
per cent interest payable quarterly:
also secured by deed of trust, or ali
cash. at option of purchaser.
REAL ESTATE SECURITY CO.,
Surviving Trustee.
The property Will be opened for in.
spection day OF sale or previously nv
appointment. and for any other infor-
mat address the trustee. No. 1l13
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, November 3.-Rew sugar.
easier; molasses, Ssoaa3s: centrifugal. $3.50
al: refined. steady Butter. steady. Cheese.
Santos No: g. sloc. Rio. exchange I'D. higher
RIO and Santos markets unchanged. Bra
z ~ La port receipts. 5000 pounds; Jundiahy.
After selling down with, the decline in
lard. the stottonseed- oil market became
steadier on the pronounced strength In crude
nnai prices being S points lower for Dc
,ccmoer and points lower to points higher
for the balance. The market closed steady.
spos. SssaS.lo: December. s:ss0s.ss; January.
sss April. sssasis Nag s.s MsIsn JG sse'
S SSsT6.63 July. SssasIs. Total sales. H.
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Cnncn Arc Continued

The case against NJ. c. Martin. NJ.
Mahoney and Rosser Coleman, charged
with being Suspicious characters sus
Pugh. was yesterday continued until
December in the Police Court
The case against George II. Gibson.
arrested on warrant charging him
pected OF stealing $50. was continued
by Justice Crutchneld yesterday. 1t
VIII be heard on December IT.
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ts opinion In the following case case:

NO s4s-The Southern Cotton OH
Il Goaa srreE
c.. Opinion bS .Judge Mcdowell. Re-
versed, Judge sPritebard dissenting.
field. Norfolk;. Jnnlos. T.. nlvine. @NW.eich.
W.. Va; William, G. Prentiss, Washing :
ton; d. O. and w. T. Talbot. ebster
tiee! as! ATTORNEYS. and councillors OF
this court. $50, t,N ~, 5l.,, a 3 tf;,s
Case tin.. call: r., $3.50; NEt n 80
and cross appellee. vs. Mary S. Kerr.
appellee and: ross-apPellont; cross -ap-
peals from the District Court at
Philippi. w. Va, To be argued by. Ar
thur S. Dayton. Phllippi. W. Va, and
W. T. Talbot, Webster Springs. w.
Va. for the appellant and cross: ap-
pel1ee, and by ID. N. Hill Arnold. ElRins.
w; Va. for the appellee and cross APP
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feet south line Floyd Avenue. 40 feet
inch east OF Meadow street.: also 10
feet inches by 127 Ia feet south limo
Floyd Avenue. 20 feet Inches east OF
Meadow Street. November IS. 1914, tax
vi. $40.
CO. sot to sosn psys ,s nds ss sats
inches west line Colonial Avenue 40
feet south of Cary Street October 20.
6o6-Joseph j. Merkel. ct Tx to
Charles r. Leber. 80 -2x130 feet at
the northwest, corner of Powhatan and
Garter Streets, October 1. 1914. tax,
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ELECrRIC PERMITS.

y: C. Newton. for Il. J. Melton. 7o6
Griffin Avenue. fourteen outlets.
Godsey & Fry, for W.T.. Gayle, 1921
East. .Marshali Street, fourteen lights
and eleven fixtures.
Lumber Co. sol North Twenty-sixth
street, eleven outlets.
Same. for. Or. W. W. Craig, 1895 Por-
ter Str Get, four. outlets. 80 '..9>f
- Martin &c Myers, for. Arthur We'll
Cigar Company,l zone fixture.
- same. FOR Dr. Hammer, IA North Third
Street, repafring.
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Z AUCTION sALEs-Futuro Day.
NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

: - = 80 ESTATE. - 80. =
trust ssecated BY n. q. ROSS and de s. " e
Ross. her husband. bearing date tho sth
eSs CLERKS oce 81 oraase OF c essHsa In
Rogers es sG 9or tho Ss bea. ts or Bs..is "
lett. to secure tho payment OF the sum
Of twelve hundred and forty dollars
the homestead exemption. Default
having been made in the payment OF
the debt therein secured, and being
thereunto required by tho said benz.
auction. to tho highest bidder, on the
premises, In tho town of Gordonsviiie.
In the County Of Orange. and State OF
Virginia, on the
nth DAl OF DECEMBER, 1914.
ut IL o'clock NJ. y4s.aE
all that certain tract or parcel OF land.
Wing and being on North Main 1ssStq tssss:.
In the. town. OF Gordonsville. state Of
yeyed By Kettle + Elicit Eli aa to the said said
date the sStR day OF oetobes. 1897 Sosst ana
to which said deed reference Ia, hereby
made for further description OF said
land. -
on tho following terms: CASH as to
SO much OF the proceeds as may BIO no.
cessary 70 defray the. expenses OF exe-
commission OF per. cent, and to dis.
charge the amount OF money! then re-
m nal na;os UNPAID upon the said bonds
ado payable at euch time and secured
IN such manner as N. 6. Ross shall
direct, or In event OF her failure to give
ss rSSsto dir sSti In such manner as the
Z. H. DE JARNETTE, JR.,
Substituted Trustee
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

J. II. Chappell & Bro, for j., l.. Wal
tnour, 1107 Perry Street.
h NJ Delaney, for c. H. Hopkins.
Greer B. Nichols. for 9o1 and 900
Hull Street. ~
Same, for Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company. Seventeenth and Mar
w. II. Lucy, for T. Il. Elsom, 1716
East Main Street, six outlets and fix
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the market higher, In the Afternoon selling
increased TO a limited extent Son reports OF
i isesr ofisrinss q spot, In. the intstion al
Spot cotton. quiet: sales on the spot. rs
bales; to arrive. 1so3 bales. 81 - ,'l.7'
January. old 7.s. Janasry. new. !. "a: March.
old. $50: March. new.s7.39: May, old. 1tT
May. new, 1.S6: July. now, 77f ~, -
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.

Three Deeds of BnrEnIn aud Sale,
Amounting to $4,000.
61-Prudence A. Hardy ct al. to John
NJ. Towman, 33x143 feet south line
Delaware Avenue. SO feet west OF
Twentieth Street. October 8. 1914,
$1,000.
66-Mrs. Laura A. Blanton to Erlon
Lawder ct al, 22x90 feet south line
Eleventh Street. November "a. 1914,
tax 81, $40.
Civilian B. Ball ct lux to Lillian
l.. Minor, 100X410 feet west line Forty
third Street, a75 feet south of Semmcs
Street. November Is. 1914, $3.50.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

CHICAGO. November so.-IIogs. weak; bulk
s 90 s.;iS; light se,slds7.+o: mixed. s.ioGS
pigs. Stootis6.69. Cattle. unsettled; native
steers; y; SsMF.:s.; Western. IS. 'oa.sso: cows
sheep. arm; sheep ss.5oGi $780, yeariinss, S. %
$3.50; lambs. Si.h1IS90. '
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UNITED STATES DISTRICTS COURT.

G; f. Guyernator. carrying on the
business of confectionery and cigar
dealer at $40 East Grace Street. filed
a voluntary petition in bankruptcy yea
terday In the United States District
Court. Ills liabilities amount 70
Sl0.74G. of which $10.231 is I'm secured
claims. His assets amount to $1S.046.
of which $4,000 represents real estate
and $4,000 stock In trade
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
: OOrToN. Goops

NEW YORK. November @.-Cotton goods
markets were quiet to-day. Prices were Ir-
regular. Yarns were easy; raw silk was
quiet and barely steady. Dress goods were
Iulet, with light bookings on the inner grades
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKr

Reported by Roberts. Piummer & Co. Inc,
tETEHSBURG. VA. November so.-span.
e2 per bushel. VirgInias: Farmers stock
n MARKET ,s STEADY; Fancy Jumbo. sho per
extra prime. &c to 3%c per pound; she'll
ing stock shc to 2Nc per pound.
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Chicken receipts continue about same. mar
ket slow Egg receipts continue extreme
~ light. market In good shape. Butter mar
ket, firm Hides receipts light. market In
god shape Rabbit market. lower and In
bad shape. owing to warm weather. Vea!s,
i've stock. in general. In fair shape.
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HUsTINGs COURT. Pant IL.

The case, of Leila Gertrude Wade
against the ]. q. McCrory Co. was
continued in the Hastings Court. Part
IL, yesterday, when called for trial.
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Four Deed. of TRUST. Amounting to

-Four Deeds OF Trust, 'AmountinE to
60-Elizabeth F. Walker ct vir to
Augustine Royal. trustee. 33x135 feet
Of Semmes Street. November 81. 1914.
62-John NJ. Towman to Lawrence P.
POOL, trustee, 33x143 feet south line
Delaware Avenue, SO feet west Of
TWentieth Street. October s, 1914,
s3--J. r. Moody ct Tx to same, 65x
I20 feet south line Albany Avenue.
November 2S, 1914. $500.
65-S. II. Conway ct ux to F. P. Nc
Cornell. trustee, 99x155 feet south line
iuli street, opposite the west line Of
Forty-hrst Street. November "a, 1914,
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. November 0-Turpen
tine firm; Is TO 45h; sales, SIS casks; receipts
IS; 80, casks; shipments. 7iS casks; stocks. 50,
receipts* Lies barrels; shipments. l5M bar
rels: stocks. i2.2ss barrels Quote: A. b.
-. E., $50. -
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coas, ftrne ist.qs &c
Atlantic Coass' Lihc-L. & y IA tof.
trnea, ......... So
nesareake and ohio conv. 4iss......... 6s
r,Is6e.t Meyers Observation-Disclosures. as
1l.iggett & Meyers ,s., ,ia,.
l.orilard Company 5s a. \
l.orillard Compa ny s. '''' ,'st
Soriolk and Western conv. nas fbidJ. al
Seaooard Air Line adj IS 6onercd) ~. IS
southern Pacific. conv 1s........ SIS
southern Railway is.......... 90
I. d,nern hallway S..:.................... 9sa
Imt.cu states steel. md js................ iGo
United states Registered IS 1885 ibid) as
United states Registered IS, 1918 tbid1 saa,
United States Panama IS. 1861 Ibid) aS
virginia Railway and Power Company
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Marriage licenses were issued by the
to the following:
Robert Campbell Bayloss and Mary
Elizabeth Delaney.
Fred G. Bates and Bessie Cole.