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Charlevoix county herald., 1916-11-24
Thanksgiving
A PROCLAMATION:
BY THE GOVERNOR

mo Man Liveth to Himself Alone"
This declaration is so simple that child
can understand it. The whole world
frequently contributes to the ingredi-
ents of simple morning meal. The
everyday comforts of life are the con-
tribution of many minds and many
hands. Literature, science, art, schools
colleges, universities and churches are
the gifts of the people. Our own United
States, the greatest and noblest nation
on earth, is of the people, as proclaim
ed in that matchless document, the
Declaration of independence. This
charter of human rights recognizes the
divine in the human. If it were adopt
ed by the nations of the earth, it would
bring abiding world-peace, prosperity,
and happiness. God has given man
the earth and its manifold riches.
This year, of all the years of this
great Republic, is fitting time for
thanksgiving. No nation liveth to itself
alone. May we on Thanksgiving Day
remember in our prayers and acts, the
millions of widows and orphans, the
millions of manned and dying, the
millions of prisoners of war in other
lands. They are our kindred May
America become beacon light of liber-
ty to all the world.
Therefore, |, Woodbridge N. Ferris,
Governor of the State of Michigan, do
hereby join the President of the United
States in designating Thursday, the
thirtieth of November as day for all
OF the people of this Commonwealth to
celebrate in thanksgiving and prayer.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State this twenty-fourth
day of November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
sixteen, and of the Commonwealth the
eightieth.
WOODBRIDGE N. FERRIS,
Governor.
By the Governor:
COLEMAN C. VAUGHAN,
Secretary of State.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-11-24
Dependents of
Guards Get Aid
Federal Help Will Start This
Month Says Head of the War
Department

Washington, Nov. 2l.-Dependent
families Of all soldiers who are doing
patriotic duty on the Mexican border
ought to be receiving federal aid from
Uncle Sam before the end of this month
according to Major H. M. Lord of the
quartermaster's depot of the war de-
partment. After weeks of delay, oc-
casioned by neglect and red tape at
both ends of the line, the families are
to receive the assistance to which they
have been entitled under the law since
Sept. s, and by right since last June.
The applications of many men have
been received and placed on file, which
means that their families soon will be
receiving support. The final step that
remains before these checks are sent
out is verification of the applications
with the records of enlistment in the
service. Any families which need aid
and are left out, either have made i'm
proper applications which have been
sent back for correction or have ne
elected entirely to make the necessary
applications. The news that Uncle
Sans relief machinery is finally work.
ing will be big relief to the local or
ganization of citizens which undertook
to furnish aid up to the time the gov
ernment funds were available. 1t
means that they can disband and that
contributions from citizens will no
longer be necessary:
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-11-24
1916 Dafydils

After an illicit still has paid its re-
venue, is it illicit still?
It's singular that there are no autumn
leaves when autumn leaves.
When Adams sons grew up, was he
Able TO Cain either one of them?
Some clothes have more ginger than
others, but not the salt and pepper suit.
Matches are made between boxes be-
cause they have striking personalities.
The button-holes complain that the
little round things are always button
in.
When the proboscis smells out Sc
cret, il nose enough to keep still about
it,
If the laths and plaster put up at
hotel, where would the weather
board?
About Thanksgiving time we are
more interested in Turkey in Greece,
than Turkey in Asia.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-11-24
East Jordan Responds
THE "GO-TOCHURCH" CAMPAIGN FRAUGHT
WITH GRATIFYING RESULTS.
[Contrihutedl


We believe the full value of churches to any community
its share of recognition by the people of East Jordan
During the "Goto Church campaign which uhered in by
Proclamation from Mayor Cross pleasing results reported by
local churches and that everybody reasoned
this matter of its logical conclusion there would
many pews anywhere. BY the way that
pause to think about who would want to live in
churche anyway Children wouldn't be safe outside the
home would go smash moral and religious matters
would exist at its lowest ebb the respectable people would all
away and the of the town would become joke.
church attending people make town the opposite to
churches Nearly everybody believes that the Christian
church absolutely necessary civilization its existence
threatened the great the people would fight for it,
every nonaendant upon religious services virtually
the elimination of the institution from society Kindred
duty society abseneesm from the balotbox
from church The church stands for the
things The churchgo lines with the forces which make for
Righteousness and would that increasing enthusiasm
be shown local churches from by every family
establishing "Goto Church principle continuous
year through
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-11-24
Annual High
School Fair
Monday Night
Big Celebration Planned by the
Student Council Should
Be a Winner.

The annual county fair of the high
school will take place next Monday
evening, Nov. 9th, at the Armory and
Temple Theatre. This Fair is given by
the Student Council of the school for
the purpose of raising money to sup
port the athletic and debating teams.
The fair will be held in the Armory
and there will be many attractions to
lure the elusive nickle from the crowd
All kinds of refreshments will be on
sale in booths conducted by the differ
ent classes of the school and there will
be number of side shows furnishing
plenty of excitement. Admission to the
fair will be entirely free.
Preceding the opening of the fair
there will be a fifteen minute band
concert in front of the Theatre by the
High School Band. A six piece or
chestra will furnish music during the
Fair.
There will be two performances in
the Theatre, beginning at $50 and $50,
these performances including forty
minute minstrel show, gypsy dance,
solos by a boy soprano and moving
pictures of the Ford factory. This
entertainment will be well worth SOC
but the admission will be only 15c for
adults and l0c for children. II you like
to hear good music with lots of life you
should at least attend this show. Then
you should not fail to go up to the
Armory and share in the fun that is
sure to be going on there. The students
of the high school do not very often ask
the patronage of the public and this at
traction is worthy of crowded house.
Next Monday, Nov. 9th.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-11-24
GOOD GRUB
Boys of Company - are Being
Well Fed.

That our boys of Company 81" 33rd
Mich. Inf'y, are not wanting for good
grub down at Camp Cotton, Texas, is
evidenced from the below menu, sent
us by one of the boys.
MENU
Nov. IL, 1916. Co. 81" 33 Mich.
BREAKFAST
Oatmeal Milk Sugar
Fried Potatoes Beefsteak
Bread Butter Coffee
Friedcakes.
DINNER
Mashed Potatoes Brown Gravy
Pork Steak
Bread Butter Tea
Beet Pickles Pumpkin Pie
SUPPER
Bean Soup
Bread Butter Coffee
Tapioca Pudding.
Dewitt Patterson, Mess Sgt.
Approved, Capt. H. L. Winters
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-11-24
Definitions for 1916

Food-A modern luxury.
Christmas-The exchange station of
the year.
Electricity-The only juice that is
more deadly than wiskey.
Political Observation-Disclosures
that are set in motion by chance
word.
misunderstanding to become
ashamed of father, mother and the old
home.
War-The new name for eXcavating.
Surgical OpeSation-A means of max
ing doctors wealthy in a short time.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-11-24
CURFEW ORDINANCE
TO BE ENFORCED

All persons interested are warned
that according to the provisions of
Ordinance No. 36, all children under IA
years OF age found contrary to those
provisions on the streets of East Jor-
dan after the curfew bell at 500 p. m,
will be dealt with as provided in said
ordinance.
HENRY COOK,
Chief of Police.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-11-24
Testimonial

Dear Doctor: am truly grateful for
the results your most wonderful medi-
cine brought to me. My kidneys had
so weakened my back that | was un-
able to climb the stairs to my bedroom,
but after taking three bottles Of your
splendid preparation my husband put
in an elevator.
(Signed) Mrs. l. r. Well.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
COTTON USED DURING JUNE
TOTALS 57O.466 BALES

WASHINGTON. July 14.-Cot,on used
during June was 57O,466 bales. exclu-
sive of linters. and for the eleven
months. ending with juno, 5.9o6. O3?
bales. the Census Bureau to-day an
nounced. Those figures compare with
li.655 bales used in June last year.
and '.loo,5l5 bales in the eleven month
period.
Cotton on hand June 30. in consum-
ing establishments was l.S24626 bales
compared with l.623.526 last year. and
in public storage and AT congresses,
l.52?,636. compared with 2oS5.6l2 last
year.
Cotton spindles active during June
numbered 32,o59.3o6. compared with
3l.226.001 last year
cotton exported during June was
- 6.45S. compared with 3oSI4O last
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NEW YORK, July l4-The cotto,
I i!.,: mas been comparatively uuiet
uuiIhG the past week. with the price
movement irregular. October contrar,s
ruled between l2.3S and 1917. closing
al i..?', compared with 1855, the low
Poiht touched on the break at tn, bc
ginning OF the month. and I3i7 ,Lo
high price reached on the bull move
ment toward the end of June Inset
uen weather and conflicting crop &C
counts probably have accounted for
more or less confusion of sentiment.
hile little or no change has been re-
ported in the spot situation, and local
brokers' have attributed the absence of
general business 10 disposition 10
wait for nearer view Of CROP results
or for some change In the attitude of
southern holders
Except for the tropical storm,
weather conditions have been cons;d-
cred generally favorable. ana the fail
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Dradstrcct's Report.

NEW YORK. July l4-Rradstreet.s
tomorrow will say:
Seasonable influences which usually
tEect the larger lines during the heat
Ell spell. never wcrc so negligible as
now. Speculative buying. predicated
on fears that there would
not he enough materials to go around
however have very largely disappeared,
and the situation is all the healthier
for this. Most reports agree that
prospects point to continuance Of
GOOD business through an indefinite
ariod, with little or none OF the dis
urbance incident to Il presidential
car in evidence. Weekly bank clear
ngs S4.a03.3l3.0o0.
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BANKING INTERESTS COME
TO RELIEF OF MARKET.
Decline Is Checked, and Afternoon
Sees Advance That Is More
Than Rally.
SENTIMENT MUCH IMPROVED
Snap About Dealings That Indicates
Condolences toCks Quoted at
Prices That Will BE Equalcd by
Dividends in Next Two Years.
BY BRo,pAN WALL.

NEW YORK July Ia Banking interests
came TO tho relief Of the stock marke,
low prices Thc decline was checked and
the afternoon saw an advance that was
ditons have been improved 50 much by
the recent downward movement that the
materially through an extended period
Il IS the opinion OF veteran market OBJ
servers ;hat this morning ended the bear
be sold. Improvement OF tn market In
quotations was marked. but me improve
nert in sentiment WAS much NOR" mn
portan;. There was snap about dealings
in The afternoon indicating confidence.
vestmcnt roopgo nows are picking in bar
gains. Scores OF stocks ar" quoted at prices
that viii without question he fully
two Years This Is PARTICULARS true of the
coppers For the change IN sentiment to-
DAY the banks w..o responsible just
bear raiding This responsibility is not
lodged Ny Them necause they considered
1t duty TO force liquidation. The public
had Icon soins ~ 700 rarii rate
named as refusing iuGustraiE in loans not
only accepted them whom ordered. hut in
lus,rials' at The loss rate prevailing. There
Is mo question that This change Of heart
w Wpde' .c Sri,ic.sm Of thcr proposed
policy -: Ignoring the rodiscount featuT"
banks are no, anxious to &c, into a. con
;rovcrsy with the government II so hap
troversy coinciied with an opportunity to
buy cheap stocks. What was done to-day
was the natural result Whom stocks ar"
usually save their regulations Ivy advising
customers 20 buy good stocks. They usually
'fur,her recessions" such advice IS worth
less and means that the broker is anxious
ahou, being ,rirh; II he should provo TO
right scores Of such letters went on, from
Val
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BOND LIST

Anglo. French IS Observation-Disclosures. o59.
Atlantic Coast Line LIST +s............... 9lX
a. g LII. and y. col. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
4 I l.. ~ Is ,Baltimore) (bid)........ ao".
Chesa reakc aud Ohio ". li.s............ S51.
chcsa peakc and Ohio &. new 5s......... 9tl:
Liggett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. lola.
Mercantile Marine q. per cont crfs.... lG2l.
Scaboard Air Limo stamped is............ ;,
Seahoard Air Line adj. 6s................ q
Southern Railway IS Observation-Disclosures. IL,
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. lOli.
l. : Registered 2s 1882 'btdl............ .ssz
=. : Registered SIS 1915 tpidh............ lp0
L. :. Registered Is 1901 tb!dp........,... ITO
I. 5. Registered Panama 81. 1861 Ihid). 100
United states Steel Observation-Disclosures. ln;@.
Va Brown Bros cts CIV. Nal..... 81
va Car Chemical so. - 'ask"tp ..... 80.
Va Car Chemical 90. cv Gs........-..... l0all
Va. Rwy. and Power Co ;s.............. t1t
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. July i-Raw sugar. steady.
centrifugal. $40: molasses. 56S refined,
steady. lnc graduated. firm. Butter. steady.
Cheese, easy. Spot coffee. dull. Rio =, o.c;
Santos 4s. loiac
H'avy liquidation aud lack Of outside
Supporting orders caused another seterc
drop In cottonseed oil to-day, nnal prices
showing to Is points net loss Besides
tho late weakness In lard, sentiment was
affected by reports of lower prices for high
grade oil and sreases and favorable crop
news from tho Southwest Sales. 10, soo bar
rolls. The market closed steady Spot. 10 50
bid. July. lo.6od 1910: August lo4.T i0ii:
SS"rtHmhct lo2s q 10 81: October. a,iiGe.i.
November. SelISS2; December. S52I S.ii:
Lanuary. Sa4M s5s. February. sisMs g
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Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

oSLi ALL-kAlL Line 40 NOkEoLk.
Schedule IN effect January g. iyi6
Leave Byrd Street station. Kichmond. E,,,
SoEFoLk: ,SI6 A A.. 'y:oU a. III. 400
FOR LYNcAHuKa AND THE WEST:
Ss:tS a; a.. ,9:6o A. NJ. $500 r NJ. .S:ai
:, Arrive hiehmond from Norfolk: .11to
n: .e;Ie r: M. .s;Uo ?. A.. .ll:so p. 81
t2:i9 +. Il. 'l:+o =. IL. 's:i7 p. IL. .s:o7
,Daily. tDaily .reep, Sunday. ,suno.,
" B. BEvIIL w. G sAt,Nor,.
Z. ID. BOSLEY. d. p. A.. Richmond. Va
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RICHMOND LIVE STocK MARKET

RICHMOND. Va. July H. 1915
hest steers 81: to 2: some strictly good
higher: medium to good ~ to SL: corn,non
TO fair. 10 "a best h"ifers, IA to S: medium
COCO oAt TO "a common 10 fair. 5is TO 6i-
i;"S' cows. 81. 10 g.; medium to good 81 to
~ common to fair. to ); best oxen TO
20 medium 10 good. 6 to :: common 10 fair
= TO .: bulls; Tat. 20 So. Bologna bulls 8 20
%. best calves. 10 10; medium to good, !
10 va best hogs. 8: light, to Sh so,vs and
SUES. 10 y: host shncp. TO 6; common 10
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NAVAL. STopIc

SANANNAH. GA. July N-Turrcnt!no
nrht: regulars. 49,, n iSi. sales 10 casks. re
I"p,s. 81 casks. shipments 23a casks; stock.
rt'.-o casks Rosin. firm sales. 1871 bar,
t"'S. receipts, l6ii barrels: shipments IS.
barrels; stocks. 7l.$S4 barrels Quote: A. r
10 a 90. g.. p. 6l7i3 Gs25; T., 620I?s -:
!: "a: X $50; NJ G.i5; " $50: VIC. GjiT
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SEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARC

NEW YORK, July li.-Beeves steady and
lower: steers. ssood 1915; bulls s525 a ss25
cows. So g. o5
Calves. firm: veals. $1,000 Sl3S0: culls
IS HHHt $3.50: light Canada veaIs. sli5o: Can,
ada MIXED. $ oHT $500
sheep and lambs. barely steady. Sheen
S+EOd $500; culls $4,000 $500
,Hoss. steady at s1o.25 a s1o5o: roughs.
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pErERsRuRG pEANl.r ,n,nr

'i'n - by Rodgers Plummer 4 Co Inc
-, y; r.hSBC RG VA. July Ii.-Spsnish
,!. 49, S'ock-Market quiet. 81 per bushcl
mia armcrs stock-Markct uuj.,
inE Jumbo. &c per pound. fancy hand
i'NN"". SIC per pound. extra prime a. -
per ponnd: prime. &c per pound; sh.iji,t'C
S"th. FAC 10 ea.c per pound 'e
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
y w. BOWIE & son, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF 12.ss-
looTHS ACRES OF LAND "a PART
OF 1NGLESIDE). WITH GOOD
DWELLING AND OUTBUILDINGS
IN HANOVER COUNTY. NEAR Ell
LERSoN STATION
In execution of deed of trust date
May 50. 1911. and recorded in clerk 8
Office Of Hanover County Court in r.
Il "a. page i55. there having been de-
fault in the payment Of portion of
the debt thereby secured. | will SELL
by public auction. on the premises,
THURSDAY. JULY 20. 1916,
at o'clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned property.
This land has a frontage on the
county road very close to Eilerson sta
ton. The improvements are both sub
stan;ial and desirable This place
should appeal to suburbanite, farmer
ana investor alike.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tho
cost OF executing this trust. Including
the trustees commission of per cent
and a debt of $1,000, with interest
thereon from May 80. 1915. and the
balance on a credit Of one and two
years for notes. with interest added
and secured by deed of trust: or ali
cash, at the option of the purchaser
STUART BOWE
Trustee.
y w Bowc & Son. Inc. Auctioncers.
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ure of storm damage reports to stinlu-
late an aggressive buying movement
mas Inquired largely in bearish. or roac-
tionary, arguments around the ring
AT no time has the pressure from
southern sources hcen particularly ac-
tive, while southern spot markets have
leon relatively steady
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CHICAGO LIVE SToCK ,,pKEr

CHICAGO. July li-Hogs-Rcceiptsl n ~ :
SLOW hGll S2@5 '''5: light $500: sos
rough. 50 500 :. so: pigs SIS ~ n $3.50
tattlc-RccciptS 2rNn: steady Native loof
cattle S1.loI SiiNo s,ockcrs and feeders
- i0m ssh cows and hefers, IS 5oI s.! 60
calves. sS5OT Sla %
Sho"p-R"ccirts aO0n; weak wo,rers
ST. s. n IS 40. lambs 81 son $40 ST.
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RAILROADS..
Richmond sruC B,v Railw,y Comn,n

suverscdihx schedule Of April IL, islt
echeduls Subject to Change Wlthout
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond bsS:6o A. Al. 81.
1A,b % A.. III. a. N. ..io A. n. IL A n,
I r. M. r: M. p: n. b p. M $50 p
r. S;9.f Ii. 7:lo P. y. bs p. H.. 10 +.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b.7 a
81; A. Nj: bS A. NJ. 10 A. M. ..ii A. NJ
~ nnona; III P. III: r. Il. p. NJ. r
p. NJ. be p. b.. II p. II A..
sSslriss 6asraSs. DAILY except sund.,
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wear. and for the eleven months
5.7OS.9S9. compared with S.3oo.oSS iast
year.
Cotton imported amounted to l6.leo
and for the eleven months 43o.3o5 bales
compared With 346.6l9 last year.
No statistics Of linters was an
nounced.
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CHICAGO. July il-Whcat showed down
ward tendency most OF the time to-day. i'm
Eu.accc largely by cooler weather IN rhr
Northwest condition likely to rctard black
rus; Prices closed heavy, iNc net over
with July AT 81 oSis and Scp,omt or a, slli.
Corn finished Nc 10 :, ale down. oats. i.Fli.,
OF TO &c ur. and provisions. Sc to l5c de-
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CHEMICAL CORPORATIONS

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.
THE annual meeting OF stockholders of In
ters,ate Chemical Corporation Will be held
TUESDAY. July IS, 1916 at IL o'clock
NJ, in the New Hotel Rammel, Alexandria,
Va, TO elect directors for the ensuing year
or until successors are elected. chosen and
qualified. and transact such other bust
ness may come before tho meeting.
Dated June 25 1916.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
'oTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK. July l4.-Cotton goods mar
ke's were steady to-day Yarns were rrn
ana wool active. Many jobbcrs are here for
their s.niannual purchases
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MARKET CONDITION.
Live poultry-Springcrs in heavier rec eipt
and market lower. but fortunately every
coop cleaned up at close OF to-day. liens
MARKET. hrm. Eggs-E"ccipts heavy: mar
ket weaker and dull Butter-Marnet
lower country butter very aall. Wool.
Market IN coed shape.
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MEETINGS.,
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
ERS VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY.
Seventh md EronLMa
Ith and franklin Streets,
Rich inOnd va Luna an 1a1s

Seventh and Franklin Streets
Richmond. Va. June 30 1916
Notice is hereby given that special meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company has been called
by resolution OF the board of directors OF
said company TO be held at the principal
Office OF thu said company at Seventh and
Franklin Streets. in the city of Richmond.
Va. THURSDAY. tho goth day OF July
1915, at the hour OF y o'clock noon for tho
following purposes. among others:
!. To consider and act upon Joint agree
ment entered into by the boards OF drectors
Of the Richmond Railway and Viaduct Com
pany and the Virginia Railway and Power
Company, whereby the Richmond Railway
solidated with and into the Virginia Railway
and Power Company. upon the terms and
conditions set out at length in the agree
mcnt.
OF increase of the capital stock OF the Vir-
g!n!a Railway and Power Company from an
authorized capital OF 100000 par value
divided into ss.0oo.000 par value OF pre-
common stock to an authorized capital OF
sci 100000 par value divided .nto 81, 0OO 600
par value OF preferred stock and $4,000. 900
par value OF common stock and the Issue
stock as set out in said agreement and
otherwise as therein set forth.
3. To consider and act upon any other
matters in connection with or appurtenant
other matter or matters which may properly
be brought before or considered at a special
general meeting OF the stockholders OF
sait company.
The transfer books for the stock OF tho
company shall be closed for said meeting
OF the stockholders at tho close of business
on Thursday. the 9TH day Of July. 1916. and
reopened at the opening OF b(siness on Fri
day. the 2lst day OF July. 1915
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
G. b. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO Nv

Gin. Lou'vle q West. .2 D., 81 n 81
Main Line. Local. s7:25 a''+k.it
james River Limo. 10000 tS:iS p
y. News. MIX. Old PIT. $3.50 a, Tam. -
Newport News Local. $500 .h .oo
Trains arrive from, Nix slI:Oo
$50 p; N News. 1855 a.. 1905 p From;
Sunday from ThurmonY Jas. River. ISIS
a.. $3.50 p week days 7:5o p. m. Sundays
Daily. Except Sundns.
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Established Mercantile House

With average daily sales of more
than $500, is now being incorporated
and
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December. 1921: January. 1901: March. 1920
Spot cotton. steady and unchanged. Sales
tho spot. LIS bales; to arrive. is bales
MiddlinE Is Gee