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sofs standaTdsused in the couItryss
houses This Felat ton sbetWe en
the two bureaus rem broken
siintit f6e pfesent Rureap 81 stand
ards Was estabH shed = yearssAg 60
ExpansfohS 81 Eodstie opesa tionsS9t
stheS snTyey into the intermlo mate
I'M complt lance aHtt h acts OF GonBress
5ofE1ST2E and 1877 81 haas broug hts to som.
stp1e elton q big network OF ptimarg TT I'll
tangutat ton hieh sttei toindat t9n
TOR sati factory. den1arca tionsS OF poll;
teal boundaries and the Eprep ation
aecurate mat sta e and eoE 1sS
.tyt maps. " e. s.
i1isForT as study of the Jaw: control ling
,thss operatio OF sthesmag nette eedie
With IT'S import lance To the mariner
and every land owner the states
formed since the Amerf lean TeyoIp ton
| the Survey has carried Its invest gai
X lions along the coasts and d5acent
xWaters, n every state and territory
Of the union and In al the Island pos:
sessions under the United State Edsss
|; except Guam and Samoa. Stat lions, at
which compone nts of the magnetic
forcsss have been observ now mum;
Rber S, 0oo. sS5S Al 3,5;i 5.
n DR.. e. Lester Tones, present head OF
the Survey, who IS arrapg ing the scenss
stennia1S celebrate Ion, plans ttoShayes the
Swiss; minister; Or. Paul Ritt.rs takesa
Ipromilent part IN. the e3erc ises Ebe:
cause Of HassletF come ction with
its early history. - sy9 y
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IN0Rl IS HlllB g| D
ZGlIBQF. I[IE|.[EG!!.BII!L!I.El'.
That Seems toS BE the Vel '
dic tie I Expertsi on q
Tie Big ight

!; NEW NEW YORK III i raIch distini:
guishsd company o. pefts watched 1.9ts; 4 g.
Frank Moran compl ete his heavy train 1slli
ing Al; Dats HAWKINS ester road g
house house e;yesterdaygl teFnoon. Moran beg 81
ed three fast rounds one eaehs WIN ~
Barley Madden; Frank Kendall ana
Bin INC ISinnlon: The expert, talent 81,
which included j. corbe Y. Jack M vs.
Auiiifie. sPhilad elphia; jack 0!Brien. KY,
MCCOY and others former champions ios
ISwolId:wida reputa tionS were I most q
|yorably Impressed with the tine COZ.
dftionS of stheI ttsbprgh blonde ss \;
dMoran has ( the chanc OF his slite'lt
declared McAulif the former ngng
weight champion, 4 ass Frank was was salF
ing around Kendall and she Wertng MN Esltl
with lefts and gifts I.
ss"lf lie keeps his head-and there Y
4 no. doubt he Will do 80 for he Is coo s
under Are and al. except onals ring gen.
efal5 Moran will have better thar: e
even chance to knock out the eha IAN J,
pions L have seen Willard recentiy:l,l
want to say that Moran showed m 15
more speed than Jess; more actIa; !;
Itcllingispeed with his hands and Ieet,
3, While Gor0ett: Nc Coy and the ON
ers we're we're impressed by Moran's fine
physicai i csond ition; his. per forman q!
did not make them change their oplh
tionsfof the heavyweight champion. IN
f.tWillard is too big and strong lot
;MoraI,, n, said tCorbe EFT. {" He is the bet
fer. boxer and g II think, thu harder hit \
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.GEQDEllG SURVEY
...lIElLl.GELERRAI.E!I
Government First sScielitiEfE.=
il gent Has q q 2 2 cen ! q !:
Hard Worker ;sg
I r ]. 81
II

tWAsHINGTo IN; March s:-Tle
governments Oldest sell mt fe bureau
the Coast and Coed tie Survey will
celebrate April S and g. the one hun
dresdth anniversary &c the beginning
Of it field work. Presid snt Wilson \
cabinet ministers and the eountry's
most eminent, scientists viii MAKE ia %
dresses Er,ass A practical exhf bition Of the
Surveys work will be a leading reg,
ture. .iS 4. 3, !. $500 4, q
The Survey was established By
Thomas Jefferson ,in21 III, and q oted
Swisa sci enlist, f. r.. / Hassler, was its
first sIiperfntendent. Hassler was
driven from his native jla nd by the
Swiss revolution and for a TIM " !. after
h..s arr val IN the ne " 70 3uU-scftSNaa
professor CT nia .hoina tic . at:ss SSVeat
Point, TIL story Of. his lfetWaes ono OF
untlrIng Guezt foi. knoWie &c and In
deiatigs bic 1ei!oFsl tn; tts# application:
Wien II years Foi ag In 60 up esattloll
with Trasies; one OF the fir ':maths
mat!c.ans of the day, i:c began "a
geodetlc survey of SWi: Serland 4 bear
ing the expens OF the survey lillli
self at first until Ills work Vas recoe'
nfzed by the Helyotic. so tarnpspt !:
1T Is: an interesting c5inctdence that
the Introduction OF the ttlrstf 8 ode
survey, IN 1.-THE ancient republic Of
Switzerland should be !: duo toll the
scientist who. was to be- the first to
instoduce the accuracy and TeHneEnS nts
OF, it's Methods lin the first REPUBLIC Of
the New World. Il; ~. .tasis,,
Hnssler reached american sho pres IN
1906 at the head of IA colony OF l2o
persons organic d. by htmseltsSa anu
three friends for settleme emit in South
Carolina. Failure to receive any return
for advances of funds for Transports
ton andspurchase' Of lands put him, N
financial straits and the scientist was
reduced to great hardship : TwoEyears
later he accepted the place as. struetr
or ataWest Point. III ~ h 4! "
Wien in S11 provision was made
for institutfng the Coast and Geodettc
Survey Hassler was designated 70
proc: ed to London for t espnrc chase Of
instruments. His mission also was to
design the appliances. The war Of
1879 caught, his In England and
throughout the conflict he was held! as
an allen, army. 1t was not unit IL four
years after his arrival that he return:
ed to America and started the nsxt
year the work of the Survey
The first operations of the survey
were in New York bay, and dts ZAP,
proaches. Hera the main Forces of the
bureau were engaged until < in April,
1878, It was suspended abruptly by a
short.sighted: spasm! lofs ec onomy:th hat
in 1925. drew from JEFFERSON this: Y
=, X a rye vi ua ySY1nt
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fresh as possible IN the opltt
ion Of the onlook ers. Willaydls box
ing showed to better az yantnge than
ever before. * IA
cry NJ Govern, one of the greatest
OF all time, was sim
BIZ eaptixatsds by Willard pertorl1
n do not think there is o man liying
tfatt can stand up against that telloW
tori 10 grounds IL Willard let's himselt
on: ont To- the limit Of his abllity.E 500
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observation-disclosures who have seen the
famous Dndie Archdale race for MT.
Gsers. WtIlsbss glad Ito hear that Dude
recently foaled a splendid bay colt by
Anvil ThetmareSi at the Davis Looks OK
Caatietnns farm near Lexington. me
hrsE f6ais Dc the sensational staks
trotter Etawah are due at Castleton
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esq, thence parable with dams
| Street. and Sing as mort easter dtrec1
ton i; foot s inches Ito; q point ~ thence
parallel iwithsiM onroe Stree, andGtnI q
southeasterly direct ion isl feet 1Stnctl-
este a point; theme parallel w tn Ad-
ans Street, and IN a Ssouthw lyadt-
irection: IL foot rs Sin hes$ ito "a point IN
the fourth: d escrfb led line % parcel No:
Il; thence paral lei SEygit TIL M0nr oes street
ina inorthwesterlysd ectton; and with
the fourth Gdescrib led Y line of parcel
No. l. ,15 feet inches tof the begtn-
ming. j, Z
And the other hereot; bound and i
described as \ flows, towit Begln5r
ming at the steFmfn ting corner ias De
terninedI By! the foirth described line
Of parcel No: d !, which; rs 9Th fence par
allel with Monroe Street, and In; -
sout heasterlyS direc ton $50 feet 6 inch
es; thence with + the fourth line of
parcel No. S1aparall lei to Monro Street,
and Sanorthweste r1yg direct tom % feet
6.inches tota point In said line s. thence
parallel with Adams Street, and ina
noftheasterIys d rection foot and se
inches TO a point /; hence parable with;
Monroe. Street, and in? q south eaatetly:
ldirection al Feet g inches to- EnDint
in the fifth desert bed line ~ parcel
NO. i !; thence parable eli With adams
Street. and sinS e sou1It Invest direc-
ton. with aaid line III foot Is Efnchess ito
the eginningG u nef.
.Togethe ith the bull ings thereon
situate and the leasen1e nts figh stand
estates stherepnto belop glng, as sWe e!lI
also Jas the banking SSfl9tti ress and 5t1fnt:
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y = se4s
wife; by Deed bearing date AugustS28
1889 ::;,of record in said Clerk o lices
INDEED Book No, 80, page 4 q:
Parcel Six. BY Trustees ~
Church by deed bearing date 0ctobeI
21y Oil, OF record in said Clerk,sS
f6e$ins Deed Book No. q Is page ~
y; no al (which deeds feFence I'D. ttese
SPECIFIC ally made for a more de eds
description of the said several par
cells so conveyed to and owned by satd \
Bank and all the rights. privileges
easements and restrict lions therein
contained: n
NJ ReferenceG is also here spec iacalIy
made to the deed OF The i irsts Nation
|al Bank OF Fairmont 9 to Harriet y.
Reed bearing date Decembe 81 1903t
OF record lin said Clerks Office In
Deed Book No. q 3d. page s442s and to
the agreemen mad and executed be-
tween Thomas II 1 Hall and John u.
Baker bearing date April B 1885, OF
record I'M said Clerks Onice In DEED
Book No. q 8; page 4 M
SSThes said real estate will be otteteds
for sale, as "a whole, "a hen Ia two
sebafaf parcels, that portion on.
Which 81 located the Yresfd ences toscon-
stituteg nesparcel, and that ton on
which as located the Banking House
together with the resfd due Of said real
estate stmmed iately In the rear 81 the
Thomas q. Hall prop rtyg and extend
Ing back TO Hull Alley to nsttute
the other parcel, Eand the same shall
beEsolds IN the manner when saais PC
+deemeda BY said Liquiata ting Commit
tee TO he most adyantag eoas;
EsPhe Committee ses res eryes tae F'gas
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Now !! It' / i Iiyeket IS
Ins AUS Tia. Capital.
Aslsociated .P'ressll

z. ZURICH,.. switzerIand I: March g.;
Fodder ticketstfo 3 rses; .on5 the Tines
OF the bread tick let system, are about
to be used In Vienna, 4 For. stables with
more than 40 horses, fodd will J be
from municipal 5storeh houses.
Owners 10 zfsmall err numb ersf cam gee
its from the dealers upon the produc.
tion5of the tickets: u 4 z 8 I. { {
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Pursuant to the power and author
| ftyixeste lin; the ufdating Commit
ltee Of the First Ma tional Bank Of Fair
mont, a banking corp ation,S the u1l-
| dersigned, Walton Miller N: IL. Hutch-
iiiiisstofn and e. 70. ! Frame constituting
said = Lidufdating Committee, will offer
for sale, to- the highest bid der at pub
| lie auction. at the front! door Of the
Court House az Marion County in the
CITY of Fairmont, State Of West }Vir-
iEfnia, on the LIST day OF March,
1915, ! at two O'Clock in the afterno
Of said day subj ect to the onditions,
I"stipu1at ions, agreeme nts and restrtc.
tfons contained In the several deeds OF
conyeyances.t to which reference ts
hereafter made. e: III, u ~.
ff1 All that certain lot or parcel OF
real estate helon ging,s to- the said The
First rational Bank Of Fairmont,
fronting on Adams (some times called
Main) Street, in the City ot5 Fairmont,
Gountygof Marion and State Hofs West
Virginia, bounded and 4 described as
follows: Beginning on Adams Street
al the corner Of lot Of Thomas Nv.
Fleming thence with said Adams
Street: and inta north asterly direc.
ton. a distance Of IS feet to corner OF
Thomas f. Hall; thence parallel with
Monroe Street, In a south sterly! dt;
reectfon, and with line OF said Hall q
distance of 81 feet 6 inches; themes
parallel to Adams Street, and inq@a
southwestern direction, IL distance OF
1Sfeet 8 inches; hence parallel with
Monroe Street, and lin a sonth easterly
direction, 4 a distance of so feet g
inches thence parallel with Adams
Street, and int a mort sterly direc-
tfon, a distance of % feet inch to
TaSpoint In the line Of IN LotS No. 8;
! thence parable with \ Monroe Street,
and I'm q southeaster direc tion, with
slfne5 OF Lots Nos 81 and q dis
tance5ofs ga feet to Hull Alley; thence
with the line OF Hull Alley. and 5inSa
southe8sterly direct on, i q distance OF
lac feet to corner Of NJ p. Church lot;;ss
thence with said Church lot line, par.
4 aItelS to Monroe Street and I'm q
EnbEthwesteTlyl! direct ion a distance of
SD feet Is Inches; thence with said
Church lot Sline, para Hell TO Adams
Street.. ana i'm "a gsout heasterlyS direc:
ltion;s 81. feet g inchasft to- point In the;
line OF Thomas vs.. Fleming thence
with the line of Thomas Fleming.
parallel to- Monroe Street and In tay
mort diFection SO e feet 8
inches to the beginning VI X 81
Also all the Vii hts title, interest,
dniSdF estate gofS said The First M tionalI
EBankS Of sFtairmont I'm and to- the fol-
lowing describ ed gpareels OF land adj
Joining that hereinab oye described;i
That Isl Ssay:ssS,
|S5 6ne thereof bound cd and described
Isas follows to:Tit; g1nnings atsS point
i M the fourth describe line ofs the
lSboTes ment oned pro ertys which said
point Isl 81 feet % inches dtstaht from
ind SsoutheaStsof 81 the coTnerg as deter
mined by the third cnnfse wen IN
ms Ssaid deScfipt ions Which 10 thence
l6afaIIeltW5EhS Adams Street and ina
oftheastef1y direct ION foot 3 inch.
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f'uHNlSHED rooms. steam heated. Electric
light: near bath. VITA or without l.iaId.
.ns t.ast LirANn Slrnnl MnnAmll.h 49,
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.


rCH SAL, ,hotc" singing male l'anari.s
AnnlA ~, VS.; Main Street
CAME lighting fowls. beautiful wonl.rfnI
,i"!"r>. sHint! meat. 1,lusi ted game. ,ork
h.,n. Mou',ri.. Ca. Ni'V" Ora
'AENEAiN and Homer pigeons wanted
~" - mar Won nave ii mated stock and
% '''Sn trlrc for lot. NJ culls w.,rt.,I
N4irtsc !. So. Carc Times Dispatch
III M 49,. good singing Canary birds. gold
o.. Eas, Ma.i Street ~ S"H' 'o''r -
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BY RUFFIN & SLOAN.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF a
Beautiful Monument
Avenue Lot

Ill, IN order to close an estate. we have
oeen requested TO offer for sale at
pubic auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1916,
at o'clock r. NJ.
,hat certain lot Of land situated nm
an" """ Westf s A,ysnue' between shepherd
svfined us follows: beginning nj :, nnin,
on inc northern line Of Monumant
;nsEenuc. lSG feet and inches cas-, ~
" " es alo street IT, thence running eastward
mcnt Avenue and fronting therc Moh9 %
n"rthwa ra H. Inches. thence running
th ei 'r r,,h,, to an alley is feet wide
i Sou'mefh line of said alley and r., nc
,ns .ncre"n a feet LIZ Inches ,hnm
ill.,, "mh,nT s"uthwardIy along n strajsrG
Of E be.n rsG, and nd inches 10 the point
Mon'im"nt Avenue, and hcinr me OF
~; t ~. AZ lots 4. and q in hinc, uSsis
Tue pan OF Leo Annex. Til" 80, ~,
NAV w. m'i. ax nave to be sold; a bar rohi
TERMS: Cash.
RUFFIN g. SLOAN.
Auctionecrs
Notc--Bettcr terms may he arranGed
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Personal Property
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II. i0l1
Beginning promptly at ~ q. NJ.


Beginning promptly at ~ =. NJ
Having decided Ia leave this section
VIII oiter for sale At public auction
I" the highest bidder. nj my place y
miles west Of Ashland, the following
property: 30
ONE PAIR MILES
FOUR IIDESES
EIGHT HEAD CATTLE
lS SHEEP
TWO VERY FINE BROOD SOWS AND
PlEiS, LOT OF SHOATS
Is STANDS BEES
Large lot OF Farming implements
:ot OF Hay, about nine or ten stacks
orn and Fodder, Household and Kit.
cheh furniture, and many other ar
t'cLeS 100 numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash
ALBERT BOETTSCuER
l.. az. Mallory. Auctioneer.
ON tho same day and Ut the same
place. at IL o'clock sharp. viii offer
Tor sale the farm. containing 5ia15
acres The place will he offered in siS
parts. 1873 acres. 1853 acres, iii
acres. t0.5 acres. 69.6 acres. 1885 acres
respectively, and will next he Offered
as whole. and tho most advantageous
bid accepted.
The last two tracts are heavily tim,
ocred. and the first has also q quantity
OF fine timber
The farm is in a high state Of Guilt
vatton. with all necessary buildings in
good state OF repair
TERMS: Cash
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AUCTION sALE-Euturo Dav,
BY 4. y. CliAFF1N &c CO, INC,
Teal Estate Auctioneers,
Main and Twelfth Streets.

by e. T. GliAFFIN s; CO. INC.
Main and Twelfth Streets.
coMNNliS i:H! StYri i, AucT59N SALE Ok
NWc tI IS ON ,, TME NiNE NILE ROAD:
f fiS'i M2Sn!s r AfP 9TIEn I'M
r,o Acting under decree Of the Circuit
cause Of sita r. Brookin sna anG o on tns
OF, on ;. the 9Th day OF October, .isIG. the
pointed for tho purpose. will sell by
public auction on the promises.
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER Is. 1916.
at 1 o'clock.
the real estate described In said pro-
seedlings r.edg as follows: All Of that certain
n the county Of lienrico. va, on the
half miles from the city of Richmond.
n ,ns with With improvements thereon, being
part w OF 10, OF Not lots Nos and and =
n the Clerks o,ee Of the P crcui te conrt
or Henrico County in d. r. 1894, at
MiIe ItoaI Ss wbHrng at, at potn, on Sns
iHt No intersocts the said road.
and amSnt on r sln N sc91thwesterly along
chains or about 22a 4i-1oo feet. thence
5 5nnnn,"F 6 back e.. between parallel lines
Inc of ptop rsst 10 s Inches to TIE
Conner TO Cora Lacy. one Of the said
parallel lines being the easterly line OF
the said lot No 3. the said pronertv
comprisinK i've acres.
TERMS: One third cash, and the re.
mainder In two equal Instruments nay
anio respectively at six and twelve
months after date of sale. the deferred
p PAYMENTS nc to be evidenced by tho notes
annun interest from the day Of sale
added, and the title to said property
retained until all of the purchase
money Is paid and n conveyance direct
ed by the court. or for all cash, at tho
option of the purchaser.
Under the terms Of the decree. the
commissioners has authority TO sell tho
property in parcels II desired by muir
chasers 1T the time OF sale
Amer c. GOODE,
Special Commissioner
7 hereby certify that tho bond re-
CURED TO be executed by the special
commissioners by IL decree I'm the above
entitled cause has been duly executed
S. T.. WADDll.t.
Clerk Of Circuit Court
OF Henrico County
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MEETINGS
wIIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.

NOTICE OF AN ~ IA I.G sTocKnoLDEKs'
-c,, Nssw S,o Xork: September ,nl =, 1916.
meeting Of ITO Htnskholdcra of Tie rhesa.
held ii the general oiice OF tie conipany
ii, the city Of i,ichinond. Va. ON TJ.sdaE
fur lii. election of directors. (Li for the
plirposa Of considering all action hcrc,ofur.
taken or authorized by the board or direc-
tors or by the executive committee of the
coripnny which may be smbnitted {" the
meeting, and (cl for the transaction Of
such other business as may ia% fully come
b""Ks viii be- closed az the. oidso Of Inc
on Fridny, September e. 1915; g, o,ciock
pc,Mobera 2 as. Ii ISIS. at IL oeiosk 4. M'SuAS'
I}y order Of the Board Of DIRECTORS,
~ cHRL REMINGTON. Secretary.
TIE t s"T pr %fc'ps s sHSS"sf.
t"riuni., zoo Fourth AyenSe. , dnd'Ehl.ns rarN
4 stated communication OF Fitzgerald
Lodge. No. coz 4. F.. & a ~, will
Wy be held in I,aIys Hall sroS S'r'h Aye,
ms,gn!;s o M1MpAry Il EvEMM a,HS:r. o c.
sister lodges and tTaniicnt orcIhrCn nrn ira :
tcrnalfy Invited ana VIII De cor"'Ait' Wei
coined. .,..,
~ ~ " " T.. l.. RODEN,
Secretary.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$2Gs0 starts new lcritimatc enterprise: so
FRONTS daily. All or spare time. No COM
r"",,luvn. no canvassinE. orolo Co. LouiS-
Local. mnAaEcr wanted at Richmond to
F'prcS"nt successful Illinois speciality man
h'''tnflhS company whose product IL
h,|.rd and Soid by the beat known whole
sui ana retail stores In the United States.
t.>r'fi'n'" In our special line not essential
- We VIII furnish hish-cluss man to In
stfhc' and assist III obcninS M tn" business.
! ~ iliht man can maxi" ~ drsirnhl" con
'''''"h nat should pay from SOD 10 $pN
H.; n"nth I'm investment of $1,000 f. re-
HWtrd which l. secured al all times by
ri"'E ~ merchandise. Address National. liz
ti.ist National Bank ~ TX. Chicago. III.
WANTED partner with $500. Must be Will
my I" travel with me. i'ropuSition Will
LAY Sir1 weekly ana expenses Phone Ma.u-
10y No man. now manager for large whole
'hir UNA d"sttrA to interest capital to
S''tt new business I'm same line. Address
\ ~. ear" Times Dispatch
!'cNNS I" reliable r"or," saving 81 weekly.
,"hnl.tClai Guarantee Co. y North Ninth.
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e1HE ME 5I;s5.sl5 AgEH05@,
10 EAST BROAD SL~

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE STOCK
GROCER ES.
Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia. entered
lh the matter OF O. q. Friedhoff. bank
tho premises No. a31G j Street.
MONDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1916.
ut 3 o'clock =. NJ,
a stock OF groceries consisting Of va
rious kinds of Canned Goods. Bottled
Pickles. CRtsups, etc. Cereals. Laundry
etc
TERMS: Cash.
HEATH J: RAWLEY, Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co, INC,
.Auctionecrs<
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FOR RENT-Rooms


TWO large communicating rooms. with rri.
mGn az l"d,"s. 2l9 East Grace.
FHhS's 3t s,5 5%S" With heat End private
'rimeS- Dispatch
heat, Arrly iii naSt LAST G :at room steam
ChEAN. ATTRACTIVE. nicely rutnlsheI rooms:
,s sae'S nn"Ae'iled' terms '""s"n"oc az
fmi Ih; I: roGm" steam ngaisl yg,t,c
COS ts., Grace s,ree, kandoirh ~,
fn an nah@ F To- Gsst tOs ''
rem, ,osethsr or SEPARATELY =, ~ VA 81;
Fer rept.; ,.,!,,raGS;lve rooms ,.nd n,,in. On
infnish'd excellent meals next door. ih"nc
Vel; 'nrn'sh"d hone, Forest nm. Forty,
rooms ana JAIN hSt"mStcr ~ h n"t' SWiiiii
rom rom 4ntnrni:h2d Z desired, Possession =;
PLEASANT room. $40 Madison c,G,.J
Wl.ST Eud. furnished rooms: southern
"Hn"snre second floor Boulevard 1915 w
soas5 s |" Eah aacn %gns fSr ,fn
h,Htmrcs i'.st r"Sid.ntini section fgs, End.
X 80, carS T.mcs- rsra'ch '>''''''SS
Inh rent; furnished room: steam heat. cleo.
$50 bo Wcst ' Grat" s' e! care S9.'' rm. "n
W - ut connecting rooms in barton
Heights Call Madison 7.0,-W
Fo!t rent ric"iN furnished iouhl. room
,.M''h private family. 40 E.st clay Stroot
gw" blocks OF irond Str",t. Terms r,I.n,,-
Shlr Phone Madison Gl-o. apply after 6
SECOND story front ana back room io5
To Adults rhonr Madison i5s,.l '''
iRRiGlif r"ui:Is for storing furniture. Mot
..G'ie terms MaGi.on i"53-J.
FURNISHED rooms Tor rent. central locn.
ton. lN Noria fifth
TWO sonn-Dtiu@ rooms completely fur
,n%hed 70 housekeeping. ADJOINING. hnih.
LARGE front room and hallroom neatly
inrmish,d 90. North Twelfth street.
Two hr!ght rooms furnished. arranged for
liSht hnusCho"ptmg West Grace. near Ron
,nsnn boulevard sos.
NICELY furnished room. private entrance. |
steam heat. electric lights. central, Ran
'"lih tioi-.i
NEW rent list Just received from the printer
VERY inicrrs'iuL. I'huD. Madison iYS. tor /
'onA. tlam y Funston
LARGE, tu..ui~h.d second il,or from, room. .
wrH ventilated ,nd h,4t,u suitable Tor
Young n.m ~ East Fran ,lin
Two nice front rooms for rent single or
h"uhir, West cary street. Mrs Morris 1
WANTED-kOOme
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15

NJ acres adjoining northern line OF citJ
EntiTcly cleared nearly level. Fine rest
dehiial district built up within few hundred
yards Two electric car lines from the city
~ money making proposition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15

u ST receive! car "f now cun,r,.,c!,,
60" o. r"rn AMI laucl Side. r..i,.
'' "A 'ggr f"rI chassis. .,uaiif, h,:.i
'yM Also n"w fora roadster ho,ii.
'''N. pl- rN. Authorized .rcrt, fnr
L'rn .z't y A"y"r- Sors III E..t oar,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15

90 feet: land on Wcsthampton Avenue.
the city. at the lowest price ever offered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15

WmANGAiNS ~ FINE FURNITURE.
are making greatly rc,iu'rI
I9imni" ri","S used Tor sh"wro"n,
t"t'Ns'S " Nuu need sumc ,,..,i
furniture 10 brighten ur vomr , usvn
v..N IN ini wha, YOU want her.
W" VII stE" You money. We have
hhr4rv suits. bedroom suits. r.ck.Ss'
'haiiS' library tables and many od,j
Hl"C"S. all rrt"cd very low E>urnI
''i" Is hlch class. AID every ntrr..
n'ri,ri Th" Su";Ic>s COMPANY j.o;.