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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1915.

York Stock Exchange Saturday amounted to
S269iOO week and S53SOOO
date $375OOO against $23iVOo IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11
IMPORTS OF SPECIE.

Imports Of specie at the Port OF New
York for the week ended April ~
were: Gold, $20I374, and silver so9'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Nsw York. April 10. 1915.
ptiTTCp

bblfth
Rrcelrfs $3.50 pkgs Tho market gained sfdl-
,io1a strength All grades Of fresh creamery IN
proved. with secondary qualities short ana "9 49,
vaiei ann. Win FAIR buying Interest Ladies ard
packing siock unchanged Creamey. ehtias W
so2re 81 zc. higher 5coTns Xxx beii o.
tras f93 seorcI. ZS12slc 1rsis. lJ4@ -iHc, g.,
oads 2jgg state daiD. finest. 5i@Jl hc g2%il 10
imitation creamery. 22aZ2kc. ladies'. current make
gllsc. packiug stock. current make. 80 2. zoe.
CHEESE.
Receipts u SIS boxes. including lLIo5 boxes i1
stoek ~ hgh grade state. whole mix held eo,-
orei specials. InFsc white. SPECIALS. I'~ll. .
INV 'lGiL6,ifir. f-esb coiored belize; white.
Specials ~ aT-llc. co.orcd. average; fancy. HH%
iiEc". Wisconsin. whole mix. he'd. Daisies leg
i6i.c. held. twins lG@i6Mc. held. Young Amen
cas- l6alGisc. fresh twins l3F d. i5ir "a
ill,c. fresh, specials i24l2Ac: choice, lg1@
Ii c: fair to good. sg l0c; skins. common 39'o'
EGGS.
Receipts. 26.22O cases. Prices FOR the leading
grades showed further advance. fresh gaineit,l'
s.tr,s per dozen 28c; storage packed. extra nisis
226 29Tc: nrstg 2lz pc. regular pa ked ezra era
nrss. 22c. nrsis 20@. a2lA.c; seconds -Oe ,ze,
detective 22a28c: gathered whites. 20 sire ana
quality. 22923c. Western. gathered Wmlts. ~
Z2c state Penn and nearly henney 9tu"ls,3 - ,,
22c gathered brown and mixed 4oqrs. No..
sou -''' FRUITS.
FREsH-Appes quiet. but nrn, Pears s'e1 saiy
Strawberries active and higher. Cranbcrdes duil
and weak Oranges IN good demand Grapeiru ll
steady. Pineappes easy AFT SPl a ~
ig25GS7j: Baldwin. s25@$ljOj Bon DAVIS.
81 508 $3.50: wlncsap t25O@ s. 50 Grcegning ~
Western, box Slat2. PEARS. hiefer POI! Sl.0v4
50. basket. 5Oc@Sllj; STKAWBEkRlEs. "a open
crates quart. 3jc. CRANBEKRlEs. Capo COD. 12.
y y
~, ian 81 as KINGS Fla. strap f2a&j:
81 10; Cd, NZ5gS27j: GRAPEFRUIT ma. box
$I6S2.7j. Cuban. $l5Oa$2. Porto Rico boz. ST
s siS' 81 8 3: Cuban ss9ia$2 So DEED
APPLES eyaporated. fancy, ID. St4vcs ttno.tse
- AriiFS car pee,cd ia poe: mpeeled. sac:
APRICOTS. Royal. b. 9@llc. Moorpark. lgiz g loc;
PRUNhS' "a" A IAaYf As6 STRAW.
Firm on timothy hay. HAY-Lsrgs baled per
ton timothy so !. 81. T0as--, 40 70 no =
S7jQ8$1l shipping ti5@Sli fancy As.it, e. St
lsmal bales SOC l0fcrl.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Old potatoes dun and weak. New potatoes steady
sweet potatoes quiet onions Weah Aspad1ss'9 c
leets and carols steady. Caulihowcfs uhch9us,u
Celery lower. New caboag's in good demand az ia
firm: old weak Chc0r and cscarOle ste@ly. nae
lower Spinach without change Lettuce lu erces-
Size supply and lighter. Leen and sha,lois ,'ea1y'
iomiatoe, dragging -Mushrooms steady.
,ssai,b'ss uichaasei POTATOES bermuda. No. l.
Dbl. $1@31.i0, No 2, sll9@toJli 70 g. sttt a. ~
Ila. uea so ]. SEA $3.50; 40 .. AJoe $y2V, %
+, BASKET. st aLiic. t5I. kI2jaSIJ O. Maine. 70
bulk. per 100 1. 81 tn' u foi .eg, a. 'o4 - 10
>i46aH55. SWEET POTATOES. jersey; basket.
81 goa s.. southern. tl.. $-lV ~ oa-hes e. 80
4 ..r O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

Chicago. April lO-HOGS- Receipts 5000: SOW
tulk. S5OJasl 10. light. s. sj4S5lj. mixed. s. -
g526: tes9. 25efes- q; rough. S5e5a$9. %.
pigs. s. 30 sS7j CATTLE Receipts. 100; steady
native beef steers $3Hts 80. Western s. 81 ~ 3, 30
COWS and hefcE. Sar So calves. s. % t..lj.
SHEEp.- Receipts. 200. dull: sheep. E4o4Ssi0,
ious. ApdI Io-HoGs Receipts. 1000
higher. Pigs and lights $6oET.4I mixed and butch
ers. s. 3ooS1 45. god heavy. s.. -5a s. 81. CAT
TLE-RcceIpts. 30 steady. native beef steers. s. g
s. 90. cows and Lefcr. 8 30 So 50. stockers and
feeders. s175at-5. Texas and Indian steers
$tZjaS- -. COWS ard he.fers. $4a$6. native
cs.yes. t6IS9 SHEEP-Roelp'i. none. steady
native m4fj0rs s. asses. lambs. t3.50atl0 20
yeariugs. NJo@{ssO. shearel yeaflnss. $50
Ea,, Buraio. April RATTLE Rece.pts 100
steady. NEALS-Receips. 100. slow. s. 80. HOGS
Receipts . 500. active. heavy and mixed. p
y.-kes. s. so 81, - pigs 80 fo4s ,s,p % ' q
e.ip,s. 500. active. 'heep eady clipped -'lu''
s. 20 s. zoo. wool lafais. s. lOdtlltl .o.
Kansas city. Apr 0-HOGS-teceipy. LVuV
higher. bulk So 9int- %. he-yy. s5ylFN PACE
er, ard butchers. S. 95aNI0j. Light 5000 :. %
rirs 81 5GaY CATTLE keccips. 100. sietly
prime fed steers. tsl5H&, - dressed peer ere,
l. g5aSs. Southern steers. s. 81 %. COWS. -
lef,rs s6aSs 50 stocAefs aal fe,tler, . ~
iI"s $3.50 .IO. calves tfhHl0 ShEtf Heee.p,7.
,-,. .-ealy. lambs s. -I0Sl0 50 y-Arlings. s. %
as9 eJ. uc.hes. S1.'j $50. ewes. N.5V9f &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11
GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL.

Sales in
$1,000. High. Low. Close.
III Cd ser as. 1874 1914 78h
3 do I'd Ans G II 1914 II
2NYC AIS '57 N1O47s 1047s 104 .
do AIS 1864. 999s 99's 99es
. do As l957..... 951s 95l2 95'2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

liverpool cables-Spot cotton quIet' saIeS' ,5V0V
bales. speculation and export 800. American. oovy
irlrfr,s 81 600. all American. mddhng upAd,
SssI Futures opened irregular ialo points Esl-
er closed very steady. 1874 sl6 points higher; Nay
yen.her 5g0iad: January February. J.9Sizi, Mach
Anvil. 6.O3izd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

The local market FOR spot cotton vas sleady eng
IS points hsucr al lOljc foE mddAuS upland
No sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The report Of the Orc Electric Cor
poration for the calendar year 1914
shows q shriukaCe in gross and net
earnings in comparison with the year
preceding. A loss of $4,000 was
shown in gross operating revenue,
which amounted 20 $21559l. while net
earnings of S100.749 were $13.5S4 be-
low those reported in 1918. Earnings
from subsidiary companies amounted
20 Sl95.769. compared with $2S4139 in
the previous year, making n total in
come Of S296,5lS, a loss Of SOL ,954.
Interest charges on outstanding bonds
for the year were $4,000, leaving a
surplus Of S242,51S. In 1918 the com
pany paid dividends on the preferred
shares amounting 10 S87 800, but no
disbursements were made during 1914.
Galveston-Houston Electric.
Operating returns of the Galveston
Houston Electric Company are still
showing declines as compared with
those of a year ago. The February re-
port discloses a loss in gross earn
inCs, which amounted TO S14S,941, $685.
10 Of which compares with a decrease
of S35,273 i'm gross revenue with the
preceding month Net earnings after
eNper SEES decreased S13.956 to S54,594,
and the surplus after interest charges,
etc, was S1S,3S5, against S29,58i in
1914. While gross income for the
twelve months ended with February
showed a reduction of S54,274, net in
come expanded $4,000. followed by an
increase of S31,145 i'm surplus earn
iugs, which were S644,067.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11
NAVAL STORES

Tu-per'ine firm. Resin firm. Tar unchans !.
Tf.Ef;ENTINE- Splr.fs machine. b5ls 4sisc
TARLRs,ort and him. o. ROSGN-Common to
r1-d strained asa 35oc. b. 3.6oc. d. T. r AMI
5.t-c. We 5.20c. WV SOC.
OILS.
Refined petroleum unchanged. Liasect oil steady
~ recent prices. standard white. petroleum. bbls:
Nv York and Phu4 soc. bulk. a.. standard
yri.s cases New York and Phlla Toe. water white
hr's New YORK and Phia. j0c; bulk. b.. water
white cases Sew York aud Fllla lie LINSkED
OII.-Americsn seed CITY. raw. 63a6ic. OUT OF
town raw 61a63c. Calcutta raw roc
COTT0NSEEO OIL.
Moderately active and prices s'eader. closing az
an advance ~ ! 10 3 points FOR active positions.
Range a prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11
CALVES
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. 7l.. car on sale. MARKET steady,
Common 70 prime CiIpfd .aM3s 500 /" go, ~
Ter h. dressed lambs. IlHl1c. county dressed hot
house lambs $JnS $50 ger carcass.
Sa.ee-kerus Commission Co. z-5 clipped Nlcn
ieaH lambs. u ID average. $3.50 Der 10 ID, -.
- HOGS.
Receipts 12f head. none on sale. Feeling nomi-
naIy him. IA sympathy with Buffalo tdurcs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-11

tania has sent shock through an
the land.
"Thc drowning of 1900 defense.
less mon women and children hasI
caused shudderiug chill which
can not fail 81 react la a fever Of
bitterness
"The loss OF sn many OF our own
flesh and blood Is bound tO klndleI
widespread passion.
"rhe deliberate aflront 90 our.
government official warning is
calculated to arouse nationwide
anger
cit is ourselves that wc have to-
fear.
"During Che past few months
we have condemned either peoples
for rushing blindly into conflicts.
The drift of events now con
fronts us with m opportunity 60
prove our poisc aud demonstrate
our self control
"Of necessity drastic action
must he taken
We eau NOT hope io Doe rocom
pcnscd fur such an injury hut iis
repetition must he prevented ai
nny cosi
1.-The uateual Joss IS as nothing
compared 90 ihc blow dealt uW
national dignity
The very stability of thl- goy
.erumeul cries ont So he protected
agaust uch profound assaults
Such measures as wc take
however must noi be conceived boo
wrath or prejudice hut Boo "a 300.
diclous cam which foro,ccs wml
counts the cost
Above all else the American
people must NOT allow thcmscIt,,
no bc yictimilod D., that spirit of
anger which they have $50 Justly
condemned m Those OF Europe
The administration is fully
alive Oh %, responsibilities.
During the nest lvw days II
Will De- tho duty ul rforN trw
{ American to evidence Dol. loyaIt,
hy waiting upon thr action oi hs
= government
Want ths action VIII Hr BE-.
b ona rm ,ay hui Do oHr trout is e.,
.mted ii w, aro tu prmeut tu lh
world solid phaImN wh,u tlr
time for action comes, wr mus
! 'pul onr faith Boo tln men whom $50
] have placed go tho hcad of affairs
q and ho read, to back iwm 81
II whatever tnc aud boo Whatctr
way they determine
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-11


liability whatever, and Germany
can not plead IFS advertised warn
ing TO fnslcn on them "a liability
from which they were exempt by
the laws of nations and The in
slmcis OF humanity Their Rrat
cst aud only fault was their char
ity in assuming that Germany was
nmennhlc either to the lnimctions
of law or the restraints of civili
zalion The sin for which thir
teen hundfcd meu, women and
cmldrpr hive paid the supreme
penalty was in having underesii
mated the depth of Germany B 90.
lapse into harbarism Germany
has mockrd their faith and their
charity hy sending them 10 perdi
ton with the ruthlcssuess of am
assassin, an assassin whose only
lcuuccrn WIS go minimize the
lchance OF escaping the destruction
that had been medltated.
Admitting that "thc problem
is one of difficulty requiring
.ealmncss, patience and dcllhcra-
.tion, ihc same Journal believes
."Thrcc possible courses OF action
|suegcst themselves ono would hr
Co abandon the policy ol ucutral
..ity for one OF hrlligrrcnrc Az
other would be- Go suspend diplo
mailc relations with Germany and
siill another would hc TO league AN
3 sell Prospecting neutral nations iu
.an attitude of protest against the
barhariiy of Germany
In similar spirit. ihc Fort
Worth Record contends ihat 70
isn't war on the other side II IS
% reign OF terror Nll iho hell I,
,mrcs Of destruction have hcrn lcl
loose Never since the dawn of
8 Time have warrior, on sea and
land rcsoried To more despcrAt,
agencies or methods 90 gain theii
B ends than those which are being
employed to-day
nul summing up the horrors ol
/ war the Record makes TINS Ns
luilicnnl observation All ih,
p''plr oi neutral countries feAllt'
r 'u"' 49, "' .''''''',, "'N l''y'
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N me ll"usloh l'os' Nnsih
American amt Nus'lll statesman
= are sll'nl in ih'r SUNDAY columns
a hut the Dhii"s uns ll'r"ll at
y ltf Expressing ITS ahunrreucc OF
r the dr'd. asks what Wl
q America do IS the burning qurs
I non war says Roosevelt Im'
, leountry s helpless says Me-
/, tonlhs.
M Met omhs saws wc could moi
p fight German, because d has %,
i, fleet ON the high SEAS ami th,
proposition of sending am army /,
I Europe Is insane. Probably thai
rs sound common sense. Bul Grr
nnnv has made mo- friends ma thi
lrouniry hy ITS slaughter of Amer
leans whose nntion has never Hfto,
Hits hand against Germany
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
EOIs SAI.ic-iHnrn,.

VIZ. want to send every rar,mcr want
irS land IL free sample COPY of the
National Land Bulletin to Introduce
hia;,a"ihc. Sl.cS valuable information
10 buyers and descriptions ~ $50 farms
Tor sale direct from owners throughout
- states; many SnapS. We are pub
fishers. not land dealers Write .;::.i-
inS what Kind OF land w.tnicd Ma
tlohal Land bulletin, Houston. Tex.
MUST sell. biz. bargain Ia ,oo.ncr.
';fn. N-:"o.r dwelling: water fixtures;
IN house, l;r-" barns: iiuc. orchard III
"HDo'. : miles from lichmond crorS.
Nt"cN; b'St ia"'u tools: high school one,
i"ir'h 'hi'". Lot tin" COWS aud hogs.
:"n acres. - miles 'rom city: best
road. s1"n". This is not half price
ruii.AiiD & ;A,iIY.
itichmouh. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

90 acres, fine soil. level and in higI,
state of CIVILIZATIONS Excellent
house and outbuildinSs Only
- miles from car line. Price
10000 Will consider an cX-
chuprr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

II acres, a-room house and outbuild-
inGs. 20 acres cleared, balance in
wood. All stock, crops. implc-
inents. etc. so with the farm
only one-half mile from car limo
and railroad. Price. $4,000. i'm
Guiding everything
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
FOR S.ALl;-l'arInS

MONEY NAMING VIRGINIA CRAZE.
FRUIT MD TRUCK FARM
ST acres In all: 80 high state cultiv.,-
ton. meadow, balance timber:
sandy soil, with clay Eubsoil: cspc-
cia!iy adapted u grape and .ruit cul-
turc and trucl'is-'. VINEYARD of ii.UUU
bearing grape vines that produced tins
year S2.SO0 worth Of grapes: fine young
orchard of apples. peaches. pears, iSS.
,owncr sold over $500 worth OF black
',r, RIGS this ycar); there is II line
grape and berry nursery OH place
tStucli on hand, 10000 grape vines and
$4,000 berry Dlants); also fine for all
kinds OF truck, grain. hay, ebay crop
this year 5000: splendid S-room. =
story dwelling, nicely finished inside
and out. with beautiful Shrubhcry in
front yard and large grape arbor l.:
inGs; 500 yards TO town of Black
water. boat landing tpnsscnscr and
freight boats rum regularly to cities OF
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Berkeley;
thickly settled and prosperous section;
excellent white neighbours: title TO
property perfect iabStract furnish cdJ
the place will pay 40 per cent on in
vc&tment yearly: located in Princess
Anne County: Lowest price. direct
ooo. with $500 cash. and balance in
years. lf YOU. mean business. adj
dress Southern HomcScekcIs' Bureau
Wilkcsboro, \. G.
For sale or exchange. 30O-acre grain
ana grass farm ana iO-acre CONNER
cial orchard All luXuriaut. Stock
thrifty. Pressure water Photos $40
acre cash. or for income city property
cash basis. c. l.. Lucas. Route l. Char.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

) acres. all cleared. good house, OH main
road, fine ncighborhood. I'ricc
for quick sale, $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

10 acres, all cleared, finest soil, level:
broom house In oak grove. Only
mile from car line. \ great
bargain for $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
FOR SAiE-I'urms
CHEST
VALUABLE i.ANDL,on SALE.

.co acres. $50 acres cleared and ready
TOR the pillow. balance in good tim
per good automobile road. about =
ter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

80 acres, i-room house finest trucking
soil, only miles from City Hall
Price, only $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

100 acrcS. good 1-:oomi dwelling. beau
t,Iul oak grove. good road and
Spring, close to turnpike. and about =
miles from the Chester AGRICULTURAL
High school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

LOT 50Xl45 in fine section, near Hermit
taGc Road. close 10 car line. Only
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

u wish TO announce 10 MY friends
and patrons that | haV. acquired tho.
contracting business OF my father. and
VIII endcnNor 10 faithfully perform all
work Entrusted 10 me. Hoping IT. viii
tbe your pleasure TO call on me for any
work IN tie paving or concrete lin. .i
Randolph 1881, remain. yours truly.
- CHARLES GASSER, JK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

SEVERAL. good lots adjoining the high
School property ut Chester. stou 81 +:
suitable for homes or business sites
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
\. w. BOWIE & SON. Inc.
II" North Seventh street.
Observation-Disclosures.

EAST clay street. near Thirty-rfth:
worth $4,000. Will sacrifice for So
80" Ia quick purchaser. Special easy
terms can h" arranged. Let us show
gu this Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

% acres, large l0-room house in oak
grove. west of city; - acres
cleared, % in wood, on main
county road. Price, $2150
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

El3AHTlfUl lot. lp0NlSc. on Ehnwcu
SpcnUv. in Gintcr Park, $50 per foot.
oHSw.n trade FOR rental property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

A acres. no improvements, on main
road. Price only $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

Asnjcc homo with rooms and 10 acres.
On Ashland car line $iNoc: terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

AVG have some choice lots in Woodland
~ Heights at TIA" riGH; price. Let as
shtltN. them tn Won,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

y modern home on West Grace
street. 10 rooms, with all improvements
ana conN"uicnccS: nice order: will take
S'h;'iiSr property in part payment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
J. y. CONNOLLY & co.
Real Estate.
Madison 1861 Madison 336o

FOR sale. productive, modern farm 1872
acres. close TO electric cars and on
automobile road. Implements OF all
kinds, cows, horses and mules included
Managers house and all necessary
farm buildings, such as siios and
chicken-houscs: pumping house to sup
ply water. Modern Colonial DWELLING
rooms, All new: hot water heat, mod
ern plumbing, bathrooms; gas plant;
cemcnted cellar A. Gruner, Ashland,
Va.
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i. \. CONNOLLY & co,
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond, Va.
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Al. the above property is located be
tween i'l"hnond and I'"tcrSbu:,.. on
good roads. ana convenient to chester
agricultural High School This part
or the county has increased in value
more in the last > wears than in nny
other part Of the county.
CHESTER real. ESTATE 60.
~. !. HURT Manager.
''o"c NO. Il. stop .?
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FOR sale. poultry farm. with ; acres.
i.r"om cottage, barn, chicken houses
fruit. etc, located on Petersburg car
line ut stop Is. Call phone Boulevard
1867. Price, $4,000; $3.50 cash, balance
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20 acres on turnpike midway bctwcci,
richmond and Petersburg; good
howing stream. excellent gravel on
land: good building sites
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PARAMOUNT home, detached. ro,,s,
q bargain at Sl."oU
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y d:tndy stock farm of 10" acrcs i'm
Amelia County Ii sold at once can
sclt Tor S2o,nUo, with : sets "r buildings.
This is ono Of the best values VIC have.
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CoWARpIN Avenue, near Oakwood
VENUE. - ,ronin. wcll-huilt house. in
perfect condition: lot 60 feet front:
electric lights. owner anxious for
quick sale and will make special low
-nriNn.
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y special price of S&.2aO on n G-room
brick house in Yves, End
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FOR SALI;--Real Estute.
FOR SALE.

very attractive home in Gimtcr
I'ark. rooms. modern improvements.
garage. large lot, :'hrubbcry aud How
ers and fruit trees. located onI best
Il venue
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$oo.acIc island farm OH .Iamcs River
about Il miles below Eichmono:
about i'9 acres: will bring 20 barrels
o. corn per acre. can lie made Tho
best stock farm in the State of Viz
Sinia: on good gravel road
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'-.-ac"c lot. S-room house. .yard of
iHrS" oak trees, RICH; in the town
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". +. SCHMIDT X co.
500 East Franklin Street;

ft,R sale. pretty home. 4 - acres
n rooms and bath: > minutes walk
from station: convenient TO business
~. city: large grove: very dcSira bic
Irir", $4,000. j 625. care Times Dis
oh
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FARM LA acres on improved road
splendid hunting and fishing. 500
acre: terms. Box 406. Amelia. Va
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SlfiN'i street, near Laurel street Z
room iranc nous" "n good lot
rare bargain at Sl,U0O
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iliGlll.AND I'ark. on one of the hes,
avenues S-r"om new house. s3,50O
on easy terms. Soc us