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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
3u fuhr.
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Rinbpieb. synfolse b.s
Sdliebsns Der 0isbb9ie Bis gum lsb-
ten Wontaa mubte allies In ben bor.
tisen SidIIsn 6efinbliae 0ieb bsuts
losgef6ldsen tperben. Oieies nabmen
Eatiirlid bic adufer Dabr unb tauften
fosuiasen au ibren eisensn preiien,
ober um 10-25c niebrtser ala &C.
fern.
WittIsre unb idner. Stiere 1926
-7.50, auserleiene bis ertra $3.50
800. S6ien $2.T-5.50, Gleiider
Stisre $5.25-$750, 5eifers $4.25
--8.25. auserleIene $6.35-6.75,
srtra lei6te $7.00-725, adlber $3.s
25-5.50, aiiserlsfene $5.60-6.00,
Gamers $3.0O-3.30.
9uilen. = Die Sufubr mar ae-
ring unb bic prsife itetia.
Wasere unb l.idte $4.5O-5.5o,
goIoana $5.50-6.10, srtra $6.15-
6.25. fetts 8ullen $6.00-6.25.
Rdlber. = Die 3ufubr mar febr
aerina unb bic preife itissen I'm 25--
SOC.
Srbindre unb sroBe $5.0O-9.0O,
fair bis CUTE lsi4te $7.50-9.75,
ertra $1,000.
Snmtine. Der Wartt mar
beute lebbaft unb bic prsiis itetis.
trobbem bic 3ufubr cine arobe mar.
Cute Biz auserlefene 0erpadunsss
Inb @erfanbtiortsn $6.5O-6.90, orr
oindre BIB auserlsiene idtpere fette
Sdue $5.O-6.50, Staas $3.50
5.75. lie9te @erfanbtiorten unb Ser
lei S5.75-6.00.
g 9dfeumb 2dmmer. = Die
3ufubr mar Geute gerins. bic Hahs
fraae febr aering uno bic preiis ites
tia fir S4afe. 2amulsr itiessn um
15-25c.
S9dfe: Grtrd quite Biz aussrleiene
$4.50--4.75, orbindre Bis fair $2.75
--4.25. 2dmmer $6.00-7.75, srtra
S785-8.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
9dSliAer Mearftberid)t.

Cincinnati, 10. De3eTb.
Iie nadfoIgenSen Guotirunsen be.
sitben it'd MIR auf neros.Grans.
aftionen. Nei fleineren @efd1iten
iuerben ettpas b0bere preiie berednet.
probifionen.
ShmaI5. prima Gteam
9.65-9.75. syamiln SdmaIa 113
--12c bro pfunb.
SrOdengefaIsenss GIetf1
Stort clear Seitsn 114-11ac. jbort
Rippenieiten 11-114c, erfra ibort
clear Gtiten 11a-124e, Gdultern 10
-loi, gsIIiss 12A-13s, mebr Der.
padt.
Bacon. sbcrt clear eeiien
12a-13se, srtra ibort Rippenieitsn
124-12Ae, S&uItern 114-11ac unb
9elIies 13a-143c loie unb Il per
Efuno mebr uerpadt.
Sugar Gure6 TIeifh. -
Sdinlsu 16a-17c. g,ienie S6uI.
tern 12h-13e. Breaffeft Bacon 10
19ae. Gduliern 12a-13c, trodens
Beef G&initn 27-29e.
SIbgepofeIteS 5Ieifd.
- Sdinien 12a-134e. picnicS9uls
tern 11t-11ae. 9eIliss -6-17c.
SduItern 1l4-11ae. Rep gorl Gut
11f-11ae.
6rifdes GIeifd. - ediu.
ten 11t--12c, pienie sduItsrn d.
9ae. S9uIiern 9a-9sc, f6ort
RippenIsiisn 9a--93e, f6ort clear
Gtitsn 10--103e, ertrd fbort Ssiien
9i-9ae. Bellies 14a-15ae pro
Dfunb.
@ebI unb @etreibe.
WebI. - @inter patent 81. 5.25--I
5.45, gginter sanep $4.90-5.15, 30. |
TamiIp $4.50-4.65. grtra $4.O5-I
4.25, or6indres $8.e5-4.O5. adrter
gSei5en gatent So. .9OL6.30, DC. .fanep
$5.45-5.70, DO. SamiIp $4.65-
4.65. HosgenmebI. noroipeftIihes ae. |
miihtes s5.t5-5.25, reines gitp i
$5.1b-5.45 Der Dbl.
@eiben. SO. 2 rotber Winfer |
T.18-N.1Sa; 30. 3 $1.16-$1.17A
Rp. 4 roiber $1.10-1.15.
mtIf&forn. No. / pslbes
ilsuss 65ae; go. Q DO. 65--66ac; 30.
. DO. 64-65e; No. a bo. 62a--63Ae;I
no. 5 bc. 61--62Ae; No. 8 bo. Co. !
Gle. no. / asIbss CSC: go. 2 bo. 65H |
&c. Ho. 3 DO. 84--65c. 30. A bo. |
62-63e. 30. 8 bo. 60-61e, 30. !
8 bc. 59-60c. go. / gsmifHtss
CSC; no. 2 bc. 64k Soc: 80. 3 bo.
64-64Ac. Wc. A DO. 61A-62ae, 30.
5 ho. 60-61t; 90. 8 bo. So 6Oc.
Vtues ipeibes Rolbsniorn 62--84c.
aslbss 6264e. asmifttss 60-63e
per wufbtt.
Safer. - no. Q tpsiser Sic.
Gtunbarb ipsibu 5OA--5ie. go.
3 lptitsr 50 50se; No. A ipeiBer 40
.--50c. 30. 2 gemi5hter so 50Ae,
NO. 3 aemif&ttr 493-50e. 80. 4
semif&ter 482 -491c.
Rosgeu. - 30. 2 $1.12--s1.14
go: 3 $1.l0--s1.l2. 30. 4 $1.05--
mails. - GrHbia6ra GtrHe ss
.--96e. bp orbindrs a. 4SSe Der On. |,
MAtDfp.
geriouft spurben 696 HbIs. DisI,
niuerS 6tnti1tb 0cobs ouf Der Dafls
non $1.89 bfr GnlIoue.
0reesrieS.
I. e RSaffs. = g'azss sajIs ASdIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
gbicaso, 10. DECEMBER.

Sdtpeins. - 3ufubr $4,000. preis
ie niebriser Built $7.00-7.30.
iei8te $6.70-7.40, asmif6te $3.50
-740. ibipere $6.75-7.40. ruubc
$6.75-6.90. Gertsl $5.25-7.40.
RinbDieb. - 3ufubr 1000. Wartt
left. Weihnadts 9eepes $11.00-13.s
90. ginbeimifhe Stisre $5.70--10.s >
IS, Weitern Gtiere $5.25-S.40, aii.
be uHD 5eifers $3.25-s.50, &dIber
adlber $6.50-9.25.
S6afe. - 3ufubr 10000. Marit
fart. Sdafe $5.40-6.50, Sdbra
linas $6.50-7.75. admmsr $6.75--
2.65.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

o9(ber Serr Wtod, Sie ideiuen ia
ean5 geriibrt; bat sic ons Spiel mel
net Eobter 70 ergtiffen9"
oSd, es bat mid on metre ieIige
Srau erinnert; Die bate aud ioIdep
L== tr6ftisen 2lRi@Iaa."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

Die ilmfdte I'M bieiieen Glsarlasbass
bslisfea fd bsnie sui eS,2ss, $50.
esFai esfHsttztex.
Die Gsfadfts bebsn ii& faneiam. absr
fttie uab 20 bsrrift cine 5ttTnli@ CUTE
Ra@frdoe mad ben bsfieren gop iereI Die
pretfe finb i'm dnsemsinen isittr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
OtetGa aRarft.

Rep BORT. 10. gejsmber.
9inn Wartt it:tia $32.50-
$500. Supfer. = Martt fst, Glscs
trolptic $500, Cuttings $3.50
1887. gifen rubig unb unperGu,
oeri.
8lei. Ulartt itstis, s3.75-
3.85. Spslter. Wlurtt rubia, $5.e5
-5.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

Cincinnati, 10. Deaemb.
3ufubr unb Dsrfanbt pdbrsnb Der
Iebten "a Gtunben. perslihne nit
bsrfelbtn 3eit Der berfloHsnen brsi
Sase fiub pie foIat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
anshartise Rartte.
Rem OOrt 10. DECEMBER.

Wlebl. - Wdrtt itetig.
Roggenmsbl. = Marft feIi, fair Bis
giltes $5.80-5.90. auserleIenes bis
fanep $5.95-6.25.
guhneiSenmebI. = Dart ruhis.
9uhtpeisen. = Martt itetig.
Waismebl. - Martt itetis.
Nossen. - Wartt itetig.
9erite. - Wlartt rubig.
Deisen. Warit psrdnberIi1,
gar, 2 rotbsr $1.24, Ho. 2 barter
S1.244. alle auf BEN Geleiie fir aus.
fubr. go. l Rortkrn Oulutb ST.
20f unb 90. / Nortbern Manitpba
$1.23 c. |. I. Buffalo fir 3ufubr.
WsIfdiorn. - Wartt itetia, gfo. 2
s.lbes 72c {. |. I. fir 3ufubr, @rgens
tinifdss 73c a6seli.f.rt.
5afer. - Mdrtt ipillis. Stan6arb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
gbieaso, 10. DECEMBER.

ebte dg o, 10. Se3enlbsr.
Weissn. - liir DECEMBER. $1.14s
lie am ShluB S1.16; fir Wlai ST.
194--1.20s, dm ShIub s1.20s.
Wsf9torn. - fir Desembsr 62t
--63tc. am Sdlub 629e; fir mai
68A-69se. am S4Inb 6Ssc.
6dftr. Giir DECEMBER 46s-
47c. am S9IuB 46sc. fiir Waai 81
514c, an Sdlub 51se.
Rossen. - No. 2 s1.10-1.10ac.
@erife. - 60-70c.
9imotbn. - $3.75-5.50.
alee. - $12.00-14.50.
part, - ifiir aaHaiar S17.s5-I
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gisdnnsH. 10. Hsssmbsr, 1914.

Gisstnnati. 10 Hslsmber, 1914.
sess sn "a j srs sass sns si. gssss Ss.
lrdgs ila& Darfeten tpar cine rs9t CUTE.
Die 8inbsefsn iinb unuerdnbsrt gebIieben.
~ bnsb<n tilr DartebeR ,oH eau OK be.
rs@nst, pdbysnt 0sf&dftSpapieYe BON ben
eaHith stsaisas ~ eSS bisiontirt pusbsn.
s7tAfd sui .isb Dssf
lJsrtsn ~ pari spif4en Banfsn psrsantt.
Sit 6sIntssrats bstrast soc qramis ytr
$1,000.
OsAfd asf esfsSa
ei4t. We4feI auf aonson purbes Al
lA.s0 yr Hfunb eterfiRs quoiirt. Sar
s5ls BsAisl dnf 0erlin purbtn o4e Isf (
Ulass tsttGnei, iar Me9iel auf parii sec
yro Grane, anf GmIterbar1 41s pro Onlee
uHb anf W!en aoKs PER HYone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26

lamps reinforced by cazzllni; renectors
We not only appreciate the feeling OF
The frog. bu; act his part. The
tremendous glare Of the automobile
scarchlight etnploy e. by certain car
JwHcrs 50 Blinds and confuses all VINO
are caught within its zone, that they
are In a large measure helpless Tn
questionahi! these lights have been
rcs ponsible for many Of the deplora ID {
accidents Of the day. and the restric-
lions placed upon them by many nu-
should be made nation de
II thoy were OF value 10 the driver OF
the machine there might be q sort OF
bastard plea fc: their continuance, but
the!r usefulness - no greater than that
of the iisht which is reasonable and
ironensivc The use OF such lights is
merely the cropping out Or that vulgar
vanity ~hicn prompts the ucwIy-r!ch
woman 10 cover her coarse rcd hands
with blazing diamonds, or Influences
the head-huutius caunihal 90 the South
Sea ISLANDS 10 put Il brass ring Ia his
nose and t!acken his teeth. |, is mere
~ 10 attract attention, and to pro
claim that that car-uwner thinks HIM
scf one devil OF Il fellow. lie would do
well 10 remember. however, That those
he blinds and confuscS cannot he dis
posed OF quite so ruthlessly rs are the
batrachians OF the sue
cul.ut h,rd legs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26

Is spent In the country each year.
Uruguay, much OF which was for
mcrly tr.eless. within = few ycars has
planted more Than i7.ooc, 900 forest
trees
According TO official statistics. the
hay crop la Sicily during 1919 was en-
cepuonn!ly abundant. the quantity har-
vested being returned at l.l733O0 tons
AGAINST $4,000 IONS in 1912. The out
look for the year 1914 is not so prom
iSinG. and a short hay crop is expected
due 20 the lack OF rain during the
winter months.
Earthquake construction has now
reached u very practical stage in the
seismic districts of italy. where all new
buildings are being erected under strict
supervision with respect TO their ability
TO resist earthquake shocks. Profess
sor Omori, the Japanese authority, has
estimated that 33.S per cent Of the
deaths in the great MeSSiua earthquake
of 1908 would lave been prevented il
tho buildings had been properly con-
structrd
Great Britain's annual mail bag at
last accounts amounted to: letters B.
@cS 100000. postcards. Soa. OoO. 600; half
penny packets, 100000. 300: newspa-
pers, @02.30o,Uo0: parcels. 10000, 600;
kilograms, SS.i9+,oUU; money orders
lo.Si6,0oo: postal orders. l4i.492 900:
old age pensions. A0.57i,9i4: savings
bank deposits, 22.293,017: Wireless mes
sagcs. 5l,lO9. This immense volume of
business passed through - .2J4 Offices
ana called for the regular clearance OF
near 10000 street letter boxes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
FACTS FROM AFFAIR.
Bricncts of More or Less Indu>tI
Chnrncter from Al ONcr the M-nria

Bricncts of More or Less Industrial
Character from All Over the World.
Bohemia has 22.os5.e31 bearing fruit
trees
Steam nlows nna Increasing ropu-
larity in France.
Ecuador is buying many automobiles
from tile United States
--ireinud NOW has 1905 cooperative
societies. with 3,rli.33D members.
Boston leVics special taxes on all
advertising signs on fences and build
ings.
An entirely new and apparently rich
ot! Held has beer discovered in Burma.
Tn Amazon Valley in the first three.
months Of 1919 exported 23,2jS.417
pounds Of crude rubber.
Nearly Loon varieties OF rice have
been Identified in tn. Philippines by
government scientists
one hundred and nin.t seven nur-
series. embracing Gig a.. ca Of nursery
stock. are licensed IN Wisconsin,.
TIL. population OF coustantiuople is
coiServat!Ncly estimated TO bc about
l.3tv.ocp.
\ beau,ifui new flower has been
evolved by a resident Of California. who
has succeeded in budding a ros. 10 a
black berry bush.
4 century ago Il workman with the
tools Of that time, could make !. 600 pins
day Now. With modern uachinery,
workman can :Nrn out 1900, zoe.
In combating the diseases carried by
the n.y. IL Is computed that S!5T.Sro. OUU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
SOUTHERN BEGINS WORK
ON SOUTH uOSTON DEPOT
Isnrriul ln rhe .rimes-ni.na1en

iSnecial to The Times Dspatchl
south Boston. Va, July 25.--In adj
dition to the rapid strides i'm prog
ross. which South Boston is making.
in the building line. the Southern Rail-
way LAS just commenced work on ~
new depot. one of which South Boston
will justly feel proud and will MI a
very long felt want. The building will
be erected by Superinte j. b.
Reid. OF a Richmond firm. 1t will be
OF selected brick. laid in Flemish bond
and with tile roof. The size will be
:5Nlo6 feet. The shed Will be of UNI
brella shape, 400 feet long. with a but
terhy roof and beneath. concrete
walk. The werk will be coinplet ed
about the middle of September, and
vii, cost about $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
TIL: DLINDINC LIGHTS.
Thoughts Suggested by Glnrinr Head
lights of Lmrs Tint spill Dnrkncss

me story below IL from the Fort
Wayne Gnd) News. and The GOOD
thoughts and suggestions in 1t apply
az we'll to Richmond city and Hcnrico
and Chesterfield Counties az they DO 10
Fort Wayne ana ether regions q In
diana. The News saEs.
There many ~ Us who can recall
catching bul!fvoss At night by wAd.ng
down the middle of some stream and
flashing the glare or an ttyieue lamp
upon tho he plcss frogs squatt.a a!ou.
the bank, ;hc light 50 blind!uy them
that they s!mply stared ut i; until
hattcd over the head by tho ruthless
hunter. We may not then have APP
preciated ;ii- sensations OF those luck
less frogs jhat We thought d!spiay ed
SO much stupidity iu sitting quietly and
with bulgNS eyes staring ~ the Ugh;
focused upon them. hut We certainly
must do so today when on All our
country and urban thoroughfarcs high
powered automobile ur" lnsh.ng about
equipped WIKI several ;cO-watt electric
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
EXPERT IN HOG CHOLERA
TO LOCATE IN VIRGINIA
Uncle Sum sends Hog Doctor to OiJ
Dominion for Aid of

Elacksburi:. Va. July 20. president
EsSlcston of the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute has just perfected IN arrange
ment with the United States Depart
mcnt Of Agriculture by which Virginia
is 20 have the entire time of n special
list in hog cholera work. Clark II.
Hayes. Of the Federal government. is
now engaged in this work In Isle OF
Wight County. and will have perma-
nent Headquarters ut Burkevilic. his
services TO bc at the disposal OF the
farmers of the State. to be under the
direction Of the Polytechnic Institute
and in connection with the dcmonstra-
ton work in Virginia.
The specific duties Of MIR Hayes will
be to inspect herds. look up any sus-
pccted cases Of cholera, teach the
farmers how to detect and prevent
the disease; the ultimate aim being.
To eliminate this dread scourgc entire
ly and TO SO educate the farmers that
they will know. not only how to detect
the disease in its early stages. but
how To treat the first symptoms. Wiz
Sinia is the seventh State in the union
to secure the services Of such a man
and this is in line with the policy OF
the college here, not only to foster the
hog industry, but to shut off all poSsi-
bic losses by educating the farmers in
advance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26

Il fhs:s Sons s @ s stssas Madison ZEE
t;roccrs Retail.
:'$ 4 S.:. 1.a. :ss$ @
% F;i a.sa y e.. Ne nis e; {.
Rass MAJ" s n1H'ss" IS
WIS usai h Es"isP a a:s
W u, Iila ao So y, .. i;ai5%Pn E
s4 laa Ml''G s'a Is
Ichso! r:s ~; Madison ss
+ Mife .in,:n 8: q,
Nome W Broad Iiando" i'; ss.as.
& Eroad M,Gi %% ' IS
eS@na 5't +: Marshall Fan Fan 5Ss
4 wod .. r9 saa Sod ;s os !i
Hardware.
5$T" s-Ss; e. @ VI Ersss s
I' f "a ea:roS us "T sr Broad
;|';s:' ,s R,ssS ""5s, LA Main ~
Hard Wood FLOORS Venetian Blinds.
w Parson. Il w. Randolph sss
Vera Ha. wo. 81 In! Il r ns"Gs@'"' 90
Hotel. and cstnurnnts.
Council Miller. sic.i4 y Madison 1885 ss 1891
Ice Crcnm Manufacturer
Mic Ahdaln 1871 W Main Randolph m
Rrcad Madison Madison 1T Tss
rTlason lis w foad M Msd',on ;r
jewelers..
y A Y @s. e; u s Ms s. s. On" DAon''
Scheer Z Mali
w. a. Spott e Son. sos T.. '''' ,
I.aundries.
American Hand Laundry iEe l. Franklin s....Ran ,.o
Liquors.
la;el!e M MaSison s::s
@ s siasI.sn s ss:s
. I. rom io'- IL frHhKiiii'.'
Iithn Winters.
Eroad Eoct Min SGss Co. Inc S7 Mon a. a.
Harris Anti-Dyspeptic Water Co. Inc. SIC Broad $50 sos
Lumber Work.
Dietrich G Hobson @H5 10, ,s;s
Machinery and Repairing.
S. St........ Mad,.o,
The Strickland Machine Co.. $50 +. s Madison IoSa
Mail Order Liquor Hooses.
Y. S. Bozo zoos VenabIe Observation-Disclosures. M,d,.on .o,r
Phil G. scHLITz Err NJ 18th n, e
IL AieWe i'3' FL sih
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
cootton. n st.ndord I'm Commerce.

IT II had not been for the South's
cotton. what an exhibit the foreign
trade Of this country would have made
in the fiscal year just ended" cxclaims
of all exports of merchandise in that
period was N0l.2JI.5o4 less than their
value III the preceding fiscal year. the
1913 to e,3Gi.62s.555 in 1914. But
there was an increase in the value OF
the exports OF raw cotton OF S63. $685.
OBS. from .S5i5.S40,930 to S6iO.4+6.96S
and the value OF the cotton exports
was 2J.S per cent, more than quar-
ter OF the totaF value of all merchan-
disc exports In 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
Plnn Fair for brunswick.

Especial ~ The Times Dispatch
Lawrenceville, Va. July eth e
Business Mems Association OF Law
renceville has begun making plans for
permanent county and school fair
association for Brunswick County \
committee consisting of w. w Mere
dith, chairman; w. 5. PEBBLES, Charles
l.. May, Marshall X. Peterson, Dan D..
Sizer and Luther :. Montgomery has
been appointed to boost the scheme.
Mi. Sizer is the Mrm demonstration for
the county and has been working up
enthusiasm for the fair. TIL, Business
Mems Associa ton has recently n,,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26

Adding 1uG
Andrew Ma Mad 5.si
,,,,.., Ad,crti'i"e ,sc"r 'I,+
Ad,crtisi:=
Atcrcr of i.ndic, Gnrment.
! 4 A ksssp !. s S MIX
Ar, stores and Framing.
Automobile Accessories
sssnd an;q iga ea is W Broad 81 i: nGS.ph s So
Automobile Dealers.
+ 4 jsS.fs 5i. Ell 81 M.s s s s.:
Mog ' e nf9ad Fan Fan: s So
s.' g ;s%. Nis Saaa Mad l &
tS sxd NJ No:G Ga 3 + AMi 4; n Mai" $50
&sSasS ioz.SS 81 w B tsS' MAD 2'5 81
r. d. Schultz. -. ~. Broad st".''. Madison sscs
Auto. for Hire.
Thomas b. HICKS Mad Gran "a
The Church lam Rank. Il. Madison 1905
Joseph L. 1911 =. Main st'. Madison sa,s
uic:eic Dealers nnh Repair Shop.
O. HronG s... Randalph ri
g. IL TTo o.;;fS M;,; 81 Madison lsil
f1 >'s ra sa " ana e. L " fe'd St. Ear" '>9
Smith Ii / a Is = % .r e' ST. Madison
Iioar,iar s,nhics. " " "a''s'" 80
'omm0n"eAl'h HoAFi'"; s,Is. Belvidere SIC
Boobes d Zoos" Ss sG Ie% Dcvis Ms0" ''
tppes sniae' ls'h ana Fran <ii Madison sss,
EaS f sstSns p S Et 9 5ss
a., -, 49, buttcr Hni Eggs. ~
caTri"s9r 's'S Wagons ana Harness: nadlso" sss
N0e ana ,nsriH,n: r:4niiule Madison '''
!. A. Black " Son "9ic Williamsburg Ave N,d,.,, ,o,.
Guvernator. Eighth and Grace sts........ ,,,.
Cigars md Tobacco
Levensop Cigar Co. aJS l.. s,... r., ,ao,nh ,a,s
CIea. Ing and lhcs,ins. 1910
Acme Pressing %. W. ,s,
i. c. Beasley. S. ndoi,,, oto
BROOKS Cleaning Works, 1913 y.
NJ
Colonial Pressing Aindison
Granger Cleaning st Mad iSom Sy
Mnin Madison
w en- iTessing co. l2 W Main
Zee Dses w Broad Rsn s ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
THE DESTRUCTIVE MOTH.
Ways md Mems To Hcad on the CostIy
Wiling Tint Conner Cnnunounced

IhIhE Tint Gomez UnunnOunced.
Plenty OF sunshine and fresh Iair are
the most effective helps the house
wife has in her fight against the in
sect pests in our homes Clothes
moths infest closets and drawers where
unused garments are stored, and while
the moths themselves are harmless
they should be killed whenever seen,
because they lay eggs from which the
caterpllars develop. These feed most
Is OH wooIens and carpets. fur and
feathers. Fortunately they are rarely.
seen In winter. and are short-lived. but
articles that are stored away should
be taken out In the sunshine and air
occasionally. ami carefully examined
and brushed to prevent serious damage
Moth balls and various other repcllauts
may keep moths out OF an article but
nave no effect on those already there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
Cleaning and Observation-Disclosures.


+: Ss9;la ~ 1s q. .s
H,;, Ma"d ais3j ;': ssoqa s. O. @ n""a 81
NJ 'x,s g: rih
Rss: ;isa@I"s works. cay Madison sd'sSn ss.a
E @ "1:''S ss IS
zinmsTman co., q: sventh t;aninn @
Coal Wood.
a. cs. Gus' w 8, &c IeEn 3, 81 Mad.o" 'sesb
wg 900. = ~ VA :
.,s Ter TS" rs f. csy s a"ph i..S
Richmond COLLEGE, second noor
confcc.oncrs.
H;sss5' ~ ''' S':: a;aa:as 81
s T i;hn ~ ilrln Madison S.:
M ns"si sS Ss.s 10 p Hrsod Madison i
wIara Eth S ai seet :Maa aa6h 1sl'
shops.
M MFs 9'ItI: M" m Film Csc Msac
Dry Goods. Notions m Shoes.
5ss. %s%S sss ,}s5
y rsoo,:,- e, V. wsir Madison ~,
.,: PHI s.? E"a !, s
o7 k nrs .'s s St ,sasn IN IN
Main 1a!':?n s.:
o. + Thsn:o r' y soad Mad aq9I nn s
RFH Du "Gs S";: 81
r;cctricni Contractors, Motorcycles md Bicycles.
Bauman e Hines. :io-i9 y. Third Observation-Disclosures 1856
Eeed. Fertilizer nd Seeds.
w. C. Brook ave Madison 1888
Filling Cabinets nnd Office Suppes.
Office Equip. iia ST. isi5-Mad sess
Fish and Oystcrs.
Pa%pnns s Fifn Il, and 4ysr Co. 1901 W. Main ST.
s Madison sm SIS SIS
Florists.
Mosmer Main Madison 1,ls
Fruits aud Vegetables
James II. mi Second Market .. Madison 1850
Fruit, Vegetables Poultry.
Bra Hart. Maids
William
Funeral Directors
A. ndoInh
A. &\Son. Nil
w. Leigh a......... Madison 1 SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
Goidsboro., Car Lines

GoldsborO, \. Q. July 25.-rhe Golda-
boro street Railway Company an
nounccs that it is re-cstablishing the
service on ue-half mile of its present
system. and that as soon as the ma
track will be laid. two more cars will
be put in operation and a pit aud
There will be $4,000 spent to Improve
the system. John l.. Livers. of Char-
lottesville, Va, Is president. and Ernest
l.. CENTS. OF Goldsboro, is vice -presi-
dent and general manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
A $1,000 Cow.

The Lancaster Pa. respondent of
the Philadelphia Record writes that
paper as follows:
John *. Corbett. of this city shipped
70 John ii. Arfmann. of Ntiddletown
\. Y, the registered Holstein- Friesia II
COW Aggie Cornucopia Pauline Girl.
No. 1J6. ISIS, for $1,000.
The COW is six years old. and the
price paid for her is the highest ever
paiG for Pcnnsylvania-bred Holstein
COW. On an official test the COW just
sold averaged ninety -four and one
half pounds of milk day for thirty