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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-06-16
CLOAK ROOM CHAT.

Il got my constituents an eighty
thousand postoffice," boasted Congress-
man Flubdub. They ought to be CRATE
full, eh?"
Il dunno" said Congressman Wom-
bat. 81 prefer the individual note.
When you send a man 10-cent pack
age Of free seeds he sort of feels that
you have done something for him per-
sonally." "a
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-06-16
PAYS VISIT TO
HIS OLD HOME

PPat H. Hilliard, of Columbia, Tenn,
a former Bowling Green citizen, has
arrived in the city from Louisville,
where he has been visiting relatives,
to be the guest of his cousin, Engi-
neer William M. Hockersmith, and
family, ALB Church. Mr.. billiard left
Bowling Green in 1889, and for many
wears was a printer, employed Oh the
Park City Times. He is remembered
here by a large number Of the older
citizens, who are giving him cordial
welcome to his old home Mr.. Hill
lard has been engaged in the printing
business in Columbia since leaving this
city, but has retired from his line Of
business and will engage In farming
Green (Ky.) Messenger.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-06-16
CHANGE NAME OF
EMBARGO STREET TO
WOODLAND AVENUE
ORDNANCE TO THAT EFFECT
WILL BE PASSED BY THE
CITY FATHERS.
CITY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
j. H. Thomas, George w. Hayes and
W. G. Harlan Will Hear Any Com
plants From the TaxPayers-Final
Report Made Of the Assessment.

The finance committee Of the
Board of Aldermen, asked that $4,000
% borrowed to carry on the street
work the remainder of the year. II
was decided Friday night to give the
board the privilege to borrow said sum
Chairman Pigg, of the sidewalk COM
nittee, reported that petitions had
been filed requesting the building OF
Sidewalks on the south side of Ninth
street from School to Galloway, and
On the east side of Eembargo to Ninth
10 the Andrews school, The one on
Ninth street was ordered and the mo.
ton entered upon record. The ques-
Ton Of building the one on Embargo
Will be discussed further with the side
walk committee.
The recorders monthly report was
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-06-16
MAKING THE MOST OF JuNE

To enjoy the beautiful month Of June
to the utmost, one must be In good
health. Kidneys failing to work prop
erly cause aches and pains, rheuma-
tism, lumbago, soreness, stiffness. Fo-
ley Kidney Pills make kidneys active
and healthy and Danish suffering and
misery. Why not feel fine and 1T? Be
well! Be strongi-SMISER DRUG co.
-(Adv.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-06-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS

TAX ASSESSOR.
The Herald is authorized to announce
WALTER MccANDLE ss
o candidate for Tax Assessor %
Maury county. d&w
The Herald is authorized to announces
JESSE ovERToN
a candidate for Tax Assessor Of ka8
ry county. d&w
The Herald lie authorized to announce
WEBB WILLIAMS
a candidate for Tax Assessor Of MauTH
county.
The Herald is authorized to announce
BEN G. HILL
candidate for Tax Assessor Of ManEy
county.
The Herald lie authorized to announces
BEN coWLEY
a candidate for Tax Assessor. Flee.
ton Thursday, August 8. 1915.
SHERIFF
The Herald Is authorized to announce
j. WALTER GRIFFIN.
a candidate for reelection az SheriM
of Maury County
TRUSTEE
The Herald is authorized to announce
JOHN W. ADDISON.
candidate for reelection as trustee
Of Maury County.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-06-16
COLUMBIA DRUGGIST
PLEAsEs CUSTOMERS.

The Smiser Drug Co. reports custo.
mers greatly pleased with the QUICK
action of simple buckthorn bark, ely.
cerine, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka.
This simple remedy drains the old
foul matter from the bowels so THOR
OUCH that ONE SPOONFUL relieves
almost ANY CASE of constipation,
sour or gassy stomach. 1t is SO pow
erful that it is used successfully In
appedicitis. Adleri-ka never gripes
and the INSTANT action is surpris.
ing. The Smiser Drub Co. advtI3
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-06-16
MANY WOMEN NEED HELP

Women are as much inclined to kid
ney trouble as are men, but too often
make the mistake of thinking that a
certain amount of pain and torture is
their lot and cannot be avoided. Foley
Kidney Pills give quick relief from
backache, pains In sides and muscles,
stir, sore, aching joints, and bladder
ailments.-SMISER DRUG CO.-(Adv.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-06-16
''Why Swear, Dear7
Use 'Gefs-I
for Corns!"
It's the New Plan. Simple. Sure 40
Fate. Applied in a Few Seconds.

"Why, John, l never knew you to
use such language! I've told you
several times it's no use to try those
bandages, salves. tapes, plasters, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

pamy, for Y W. =. a. Noii- r.rth
street, temporary wiring
=. 'hudl". for Joseph Fuui. so ST.
i","cS street. one two-horso power mo-
same. FOR G. -. K.nmy compauv. l7ol
Eas, Main street fourteen outlets aud
>, SAM. for sem GAYLE. SO. Ens,
Fianklin street. or" ,w"-hors" power
motor
.,., " II. IcnkS tor :. l.. cowarain.
Morse power motor
IONS and " iliianS. for Tower Bin
iord Electric Company, . North Cover
hoi street. two outlets
same. 20" Alex. pidriam. sol West
Main street. one outlet
same, FOR {. T.. Spr"niie. Jr. n2Ui
Ncnahi" street. seven lights
w. u. tatl"tt Electric cotupauX for
hamilton Field. ilo West Fort y second
street. sin fixtures
J." =; W"rimn"i. for 7, !. England.
S"!ne. Tor Mrs. : l.. clay. sol North
lhtr;N-ii. - ~ 't.t eighteen tiXturcs
w. H. jerks for Virginia Realty and
construction Company, l7lI-N Taylor
street, fourteen fixtures
SAM. for same. l5ll Taylor street.
fourteen nNtur.s
same. for same, ROSA Taylor street,
fourteen fixtures
s;'!n", Toy same, 1909 Taylor street,
I"ui;ccn hXtur.s.
sane. COR same, l7o7-A Taylor street,
sixteen nNturcS.
same, FOR same l7nI Taviur street,
fourteen 'jXtuGcS
SAM. for clifford smith. 26Ui Monu-
ii'li Avenue. seven tiNturrS
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ADVERTISING
IN CONTROL OF States
Supreme Court CphOldS COnstitu-
tionaIity OF Laws in Florida
and Washington.
FIRST DECISION ON QUESTION
'uIcs That Public Policy Involved
Is for Legislatures to- Pass On.
Estimated $i25, 900 900 Worth Of
Goods Sold by Use OF Premiums.

WASHINGTON. March Ely hold
IrS that III" states hav" III" power 10
Impose taxes. large or small on trade
coupon. rcdceinible In premiums. the
supreme Court to-day put the legality
ct premium advertising, by which Il is
stimutcd sl2boO0 900 worth Of ncr-
iandi.c is sold annually. within the
cope OF State laws
The Widespread practiu" Of giving
coupons with cigars. cigarettes and to-
Daccn. or premium slips or trading
.,ampa with other merchandise. was
thus held 10 bc entirely under the con-
troll OF the states
Tn" court upheld tn" constitutions
atty OF laws in Florida and Washing
ION imposing such taxes and dismissed
he appeal Of T.. :. pitnev. Of Seattle.
Wash, convicted for violating the
Washington trading stamp law. In that
he. as manager and agent OF the United
cigar stores Company. In connection
'rith II sal. TO u customer. gave :; trad
inE stamp or coupon
The attack on the laws cvntcnded
that the statutes We're an unlawful
discrimination against y legitimate
method Of adv.Disinr ana within the
protection for freedom Of contrac, con-
raincd in the Federal Constitution.
The court, however. held II was for the
Leg slaturcS TO pass Oh the public
policy involved. The court. further
more. held that the business was not
within the interstate commerce pro-
lection or the Constitutions
The Supreme Cour, has never pa sscd
on the question before, but some state
courts have held coupon laws uncon-
stitutional
premium advertising has been legal,
however. in Alabama. California. Colo
RADIO, Georgia Maryland Nebraska,
Missouri. Illinois, Hhodc Island and
New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

rho local real estate market was
airiy active yesterday, for the first
Jay oi til" week, the sales aggrcgatIng
Icdrly @2J.V0n for city property The
business was confined entirely To the
ransfcr Of small property, with one
reception. lIcnrico County lands wcra
ESQ active. several sales for small
property being made
The largest sales of the day was that
ry which tito kinsan packinl: Asso-
'iation acquired from Thomas ~ Jones
md others the lot III the northwest
orncr OF Fifteenth aud Cary Streets
The property fronts ';iirty-onc feet nine
nchrs on Gary street. aud sold for
i10.5O0.
\. Thomas Mostly, special commix-
'ioncr. sold In William Harris a lot
'rontine twcnty-cight feet on The east
side OF Thir,y-fourth Street. lust south
If tho corner Of NJ Street. for $4,000.
T'lanS were nled with the RuiIhiup
Department Yesterday by w. j. Gilman
;or n three STORY brick apartment
house to be erected on the east side Of
Davis Avenue, between Monument and
park Avenues. that Will cost approyi-
nately 100000.
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ARMY OF SHORTS
WHIPPED INTO LINE

CHICAGO. March 4-Au army of
shorts was whipped into line to-day
ana made to cover their outstanding
contracts hccaus. OF IN. uuravorallc
crop reports received from many see
tons OF III" winter wheat belt. As a
large number Of these reports we're
accompanied by nuyiuc orders II
stamped th"m ;,s genuine aud tn. mar
kct advanced sharply TN consequence.
Cams for the DAY wcr" H., 10 = as
cents. ana while both May and July
reacted fractioually from III. Highest
i"Tcls there vas an uud-rcurrcnt Of
st"adincSs. An official crop report
from ohio made IN" condition oi the
growiu.:-cr"p II. compared with 81 on
January /, and - a wear ago Winter
killing was given as the chief cause
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

Of IL" decrease. The shortage in both
MaN ANA JuiS wheat is undoubtedly
large and as mufavorablc crop reports
r"utlnu. TO pour In. the buyiu:; power
IN July wjll likely increase with "a
consequent price gain
There was an uacoDtirmcd rumor from
tn" Seoboard OF tn" sale OF It large lot
"f wheat to exporters. y private mes :
sag" said the export business was for
deferred shipment
Acc"rdin" :" = Chicago Sia,iSticiau
here az" still in TIA. four Northwestern
states TG.VUu.cu0 bushels Of wncat. com =
pared with @".Gnu.ooo bushels - year
az" This viii leave .0o0,0oo bushels
after spring seeding requirements; arr.
provided Tor
Corn and Dat, both gained in
strength. the former advancing / 9
{" 81 cents. and IN" latter as to ! s
cont. Both rrIius were strong after
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GEO. V. OLIVER. Statesman
FOR SALE. COMPLETE BDTTLITc;
PLANT E.QUIpMENT

The undersigned trustee I'm hauI,
ruptcH FOR the Giu-Gcra Hottling Com
pany. Inc. bankrupt. Will receive bids
Tor the purchase at private sale Of all
the assets OF this company now si,u-
at.d in Richmond Va consisiin., of
The COMPLETE EQUIPMENT FOR i
BOTTLlNG PLANT, WITH NEW Mn
CillNERI AND APPLIANCES ,l-
NJ . T. ItN DIES SIGN DELIVERY
TRUCKS. ETC. Arrangements for The
Inspection Of the same can be made bv
any one interested on application To
Mr.. +. Il. Howard, No. 20 North Eighth
street Richmond. Va.
The sale Will be for CASH ONLY. and
Will be subject tn contrinatio OF the
court. Detailed information can be OH
tanned from Mr.. Howard or from the
undersigned.
All bids must be received in writing
not later than March II. 1916.
HENRY BOWDEN, Trustee
National Bank of Commerce
BMilding. Norfolk Y.
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ny ri"tIc OF a decd Of trust executed
to tn" undersigned trustee. dated Juiy
!. 1911, ana recorded in tin. Circuit
Court clerks office for said county. in
ID. u. i26. pau" 81. and being reu,iircd
so I" do by TIA. bcnc6Ciari"S default
having been made in the payments Sc
cured in the said trust deed ! will Hs
trustee sell at public auction, on the
premises.
TIL RSDAY. MARCH . 1916.
AT o'clock - NJ
that exceedingly valuable tract of land
fronting ON Hopkins Road containing
80 acres; land IN q fine state of cuiti-
walton. nice frame residence i'm the
midst OF Il beautiful ptov. OF oak and
other fin" shade trees. aud many out
houses. THIS il considered one Of the
most d"sirahl" trucking farms near
III" city. and is the same whcreon the
lat" william T. kucis resided. Par
ties wishing Ia see Il before sal" will
call on the undersigned
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale
tdN"s. II amy bc due. and to pay off
two notes. viz., one note Of sl.l5133
and Interest nom July |, 1913. subject
10 the credit Of $40, till paid and one
note OF $l2'";%i, with interest from
July !. 1914, till paid. the residue upon
such terms as Will he announced at
sale, but more liberal terms may be
arranged at sale.
AUGUSTINE. ROYALl.
Trustee.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

ne following charters were .su,d
;;." ",,,.I by the State Corporation
w = Wilson K Son, Incorporated.
oGnipe Charles, Maximum capital. So.
,'.,I,, minimum capital, <jo.oCc: ua,
ness oiii"ers " e. VITA nrrra"tile husi
,.kShGr wilson. vice. president: j "
iison. secretary ana tr"asuie, an .
;, hrofcssiona! Building Corporation.
miHnm"hd. Maximum capital. $:1" ",u
minimum capital. s5p.ooc. bar va.u-
30" Object, To erect ana maintain an
"ilice building officers. Lawr"n"c T
. i'ric" president: Douglass Va,td.rfy,.f
ni:"- president; Karl = Blackwell. sec
, not"rsGurr professional Euidina
Corporation. Petersburg Maximum
sd ~, >,o,YV"' midnimum capital, SD.
ana m.'ni;,in an office building OH
Gers William II. Harrison. Jr, presi-
d"m, j NJ Townsend secretary. both
virginia Albereme Corporation. Rich
,nond Maximum capital. 1000, oOo:
mHinimum capital, S$Oo.o"ns par valu".
$40" pbj"ct. soapstome qu"rrying busi
ntss Officers. Andrew H. Christian.
president. y 4 Strata. secretary and
'rs .r,d ,.r both Of Richmond.
! inG"Ipnrated iNanhoe MAXIMUM capt
,al. $1,000. minimum capital, S4I 900.
par value. 800. Object, mining busi-
dent. Of Beaver. Pa: s. l.. Boggs. vice
president. OF fvanhoc. Va: George y.
helIs, secretary AND treasurer. Of PITTS
buTgh, Pa.
The Leesbura Christie Gotta Hottlinc
Works, Incorporated. LcesbUrr Maxi
mum capital. ,Sicoeo: minimum capital.
E2up"; par value. 500. cs.ct hot,lint,
sof; drinks. Officers. l.. g. Caviness.
president: H. i. Iatta. secretary and
treasurer, both OF i.eesbure.
Columbia Amusement Company In
corpoCatcd DauV.ile. Maximum capt.
tal. $1,000; minimum capital 81 900 !
Mann. president: John ". Mann. s.cre-
tary. both of Washington. -. G.
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f.SDAY. MARCH :,
nj 1920 A NJ

at 1890 y. NJ.
i'a.!or. consisting OF four piece Tap
"stry Upholstered Mahogany Frame
parlor suit. odd Mahogany Rockers.
Gold Chair. DruGgct. Rugs. Lace Cur
tains. Brass Fire Set, Handsome Pic
lures, ornaments. etc
BACK rAH.oE or LIBRARY :
vine Leather Couch Handsome Round
Mahogauy Table, Odd Chairs. Rockers
Sectional Mahogany bookcase, Lace
Curtains. Pictures, etc.
HAl.L-,;oid Leaf Mirror, Upholster-
ed Seat Chairs and Rockers. Library
Table Brass Jardinieres, Taborettcs.
Book Shelf, Handsome Silver Pitcher
and GobletS. etc.
DINING -ftOOM-Quartcred Oak Buff
fct, with oval Glass Doors. Bent End
china Closet. Round Pedestal Dining
Table. Leather Seat Chairs, Haviland
China Set, Crockery, glassware, Pic
KiI'CHr:N -Tables, Chairs. Cooking
BED CHAMBER No. brass Bed.
Box Spring and Felt Mattress. Nahog-
any Dresser. Dressing Table. Chit
fonicr. Chairs and Rockers. Brass Co.'S
tuner. etc.
CHAMBEK 10 Iron Bed. Hox
Spring and Felt Mattress, White Che
val Dresser and Chiffonicr. Chairs and
Rocker
CHAMBER No a-white iron Bed.
Box Spring and Felt Mattress. White
Dresser ana Stand, Chairs. Rockers,
etc. Also 10; OF other goods too
numerous To mention.
dies invited.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
GEO y OLIVER Salesman
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CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
-Four Release Deeds Amounting q
SII1Tn,5

Frank :. EchesOn. trustee, TO r. r.
Hatcher, 39GXi25 feet AT the northeast
corner of. Lafayette Street and Lee
Avenue: also i7X96 feet north line
Baker Street. 81 feet west Of Tvler
street March |. 1916. so,Slo.55.
Elam & Funston. trustees. TO w T.
Randolph. 3oXSG - feet ives, line
Third Street. - IL feet north of Jack
son street. March /. 1916. Si.iSi.
Bank OF Commerce and Trusts. truS-
tees, TO trustees of the Norihsidc Ban
tiSt Church. lT5Xti0 feet west line
Third Avenue. AZ the north corner of
Victor street. February ~, 1916. 50, O00
j. y. Connolly ct al. trustees To Ida
Al. Jolly. 81 l2X13S feet II inches at
the northwest corner Of Hanover Ave-
nuc ana Cedar street March / 1916.
sol1S -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
RY RUFflN & SLOAN
Real Estate Auctiouccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or
No. 1l9 NORTH TWENTY NINTH
STREET.

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust.
dated February >, 1913. and recorded
in the clerks Office, Richmond Chan.
Gerry Court. i'm u. r. 220-D page 81.
default having been made in the pay
ment of Il portion Of the debt therein
secured. and being required so to do
by the beneficiary, the Undersigned
trustee VIII sell M public auction. on
the premises, on
FRIDAY. MARCH 10, 1916
at j o'clock T. NJ.
the real estate described in the said
deed. as follows: Commencing at IA
point ON the eastern line Of Twenty
ninth street. ~ feet south OF Leigh
Street, thence running southwardiy
along the eastern line of Twenty min iii
Street and fronting thereon 80 feet,
and extending back castwardly from
said front, between parallel lines l23
feet to an alley lG feet wide.
TERMS: For cash enough TO dcfray
the expenses of executing this trust
and TO pay Sl1.57 balance due on note
from November D. 1915. with interest
thereon, and also Il note for SIS due
February ;. 1916 with interest thereon,
with a credit OF $1,000 due February
>, 1917. with quarterly interest notes,
balance to he secured by n deed OF
trust on said property ut one year or
all cash, at tho option of the purchaser.
t. LORRAINE RUFFIN,
Trustee.
RIIySJ,JS G. SLOAN Anctionoors
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HE>R,co DEEDS OF TRUST.
Four Deeds OF Trust Amounting TO
Sf..S5.-O

Si..S5.1O.
X, G. Burnett. ct uN. to Howard SUt-
ION, trustee. sINl20 feet on B.al street
:l5 feet from Holly Avenue: also
- 1880 feet on Zeal street both in
TIE plan az Highland Springs. March
l. 1916. $3.50.
Grace NJ. Mcrsereau. to John e
i:asloy. trustee. 3 l-2 acres on the east
side of the Creighton Street, one mile
east Of the city. March >, 1915. S2JS.I0.
John Whea,croft 81 uX.. to same
HISS acres about eight miles below
the city and known as the C;iblin farm
February IL. 1916. $31I.6U.
j.. Il. sutton, .ir.. 1T uN. To Howard
sutton. trustee. lots 81, - and % In the
plan Of Bellevue Park. March {. 1916,
$500.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were ISSUED by tn.
n -. ,',n or the Hastings Court yesterday
Joseph l., Zvlus ANA Ami. I. Var
hguugh ~ -''''''' - ar
". Maur.ee Noniczer and Madue Lee
!;a'es, A. rcters and Mar i. An.n.
hoth OF phiIadoluhiu 49,
r,n MILAN g. Tribie,t aud Annie Il. La
Daniel f. Wood. of salisbury y :.
ana u. Helen i:runer. OF RichnooG
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Judge Common. affirmed.

Judge Common. affirmed
NJ Iioo--Cnttcd Thackcr coal Conn
pm pm, u corporation. appellant. w. Red
'ackci Jr, Coal Company. a corpora.
no,'. i,''hnr" Torpir. George wharton
vppnI ana Richard ~. liartc. trustees.
",pneiiccs Appcalcd from the Distric,
n"ut, ~ Charleston. West Virginia
oPlhIon hN .lMhEc pritchnrd. rnNcrsnd
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CLYDE LINER IN TOW
'br tpnchc. Disabled on Virginia
'"nst, Expects to Renrh New
York To-Dny,

NEW YORK. March 6.--Agents of tho
iEde liner Apache, which became dis :
1hied of the Virginia coast on Satur-
ay, received wireless to-day sayint,
H. vessel was l76 miles off SANDY.
took, and would dock here at noon
'n Tuesday. The Apache is being
owed TO port
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
CIRCUIT CoURT OF AprEALs.

The court adjourned Yesterday until
The first Tuesday in May. The court
has announced. and handed down its
opinion in the following cases
No. 1276--IItghland Park Manufac-
turing Company. appellant. VS.. p. a.
steele, Mary t. Steele. ct al. appcilccs:
appeal from the District Court at
Greenvillc, South Carolina Opinion by
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ELEVEN

'land from commission houses 10 cover
contracts. Prices We're bid up SHARPLY
ana but for protit-takiur. there would
have been further advances in all com.
moditics. The market was excited and
quite erratic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
PHI MHINt. pEtNIIIS

Permits were issued Yesterday by
l.'ws:
NJ y MARTIN. :or X y. Watkins, 5lS
North Thirty first street .
snyder Plumbing" COMPANY. FOR Viz
piu!a ~. Hewlett. i30i Fourth Avenue.
l.. +. ,Snead. for Charles Gibbs. .Gl9
Snmmckl .NNennn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

the first display OF weakness. and this
change was mainly because OF tn. adj
N:,nccs ia wheat. cash sales We're 900
bushels OF corn and l2o,"o0 bushels Of
oats.
Lard and pork We're in urgent de.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Tn" following permits were issued
r"St"rday by tn" Electrical Depart
incnt
Enrl-horg and Bear. for Gilbert iio-
tel j" North Eighth street, three FIX
lures.
Winston ELcctric Constrnction Cnm.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Twelve Deeds of Bargain md Snic
Amounting tn S2l HnN

T. r. Kelley et IN. 90 r.. +. Meade,
ltxl2o feet north line Claiborne Street,
26i feet east OF Lombardy street, Au,
gust II, 1915; tax SO. $40.
w. II. Lucy, Sr, to May Lucy. 60xl35
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CHANCEnY COURT.

Tho Virginia Trust Company ana T..
10. SHbcrtson qualified in the Chanccry
Court Yesterday as administrators OF
the estate OF the late George s. Sim
which was valued at $4,000
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BUILDING PERMIT.
Ono building Permit for Two stores.
Amounting 10 S5.ue0

Building Inspector Butler issued q
permit Yesterday to Harvey g. Brown.
10 build two twO-StorE brick stores
az 100, lbt, 100 and =. North Robinson
Street e.
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j y Nash. trustee. to Robert Ias
kins. 100 feet on the east side of the
Three Chopt Road. in Rio Vista. Feb
ruary 20. 1916. si,J5S