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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-22
VILLAS BANDITS CUT ALL
TELEPHONES AND TELEGRAPHs

Ell Paso, March 21.-Mexican Off
Gals at Juarez practically admitted
tonight that the cutting of telephone
and telegraph wires between Juarez
and Casas Grandes today, was the
result of a Villa raid on the Mexican
Northwestern railroad. The absence
of news from Gen. Pershing or Cen
eraI Gavira leads to conjecture here
as to the outcome of the fighting said
to have been going on between Car
rama troops and Villa near Mani
ouipa. If Villa has been defeated
there, as has been rumored. it is like
" he already has clashed with the
Americans moving southwark. The
Americans were reported at Ell Vale
only thirty-five miles from Nanniquipa
yesterday.
Many believe that Villa himself is
not in action, but has broken his
forces in many bands
Despite Washington's acquiescence
to Carranza's proposal for a proto.
col between the two governments t.
solve the situation, it is believed here
there is serious disaffection among
the Carranza troops. The border sit
nation is still tense, as many Car
ranxa troops have been former villa
sdherents and he still has claims OF
their sympathies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-22
BURRELL SAYS GOOD
ROADS ARE ESSENTIAL
IN COUNTY'S GROWTH
Pensacola The
Logical City
For Exposition
$50 Tourists From Thirty
States Endorse the
Movement.

At the meeting Of the Tourist CluI
Tuesday afternoon the following
resolutions were passed, by the club
which has membership Of two hun
dred and fifty, with thirty states rep
resented:
Whereas, The legislature Of the
state of Florida at its last sez-
sion adopted resolutions provid-
ing that the centennial anniver-
sary of the acquisition of Florida
from Spain by the United States
should be fttingIy celebrated,
and.
Whereas, The said legislature
designated the city of Pensacola
as the place where such ceIebra-
ton should be held as affording
"the best and most interesting
evidence Of the historic past and
of the superiority and benef-
cence Of American government"
Now, therefore, be il
Resolved, That the Tourist club
Of Pensacola, having an active
membership of $50 persons, rep
resenting thirty states, does
hereby heartily endorse the ac-
ton and words of the Iegisla-
ture Of the state of Florida in
both of the above particulars,
and does further put itself on
record as strongly recommending
the holding of a two-milIion-
dollar-tweive- months exposition
in celebration of the event, with a
pledge upon its part, individually
and collectively, to do all that lies
in its power to make this Gen.
tenniaI Exposition success.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-22
Guest is Fled A t
Early Hour From
Blazing Ho tel
q AssocIArEp PREss.

Knoxville, Tenn, March 21.-Fire-
men at 9 o'clock this morning were
still drenching the ruins of the Hotel
Imperial, which was destroyed at an
early hour this morning. There were
about 200 guests IN the hotel and,
while many lost all their personal ef-
fects, it is reported that no lives were
lost. Two fremen, caught under fall
ing walls, were painfully injured. Ac-
cording to the night clerk Of the hotel,
the fire was started by lightning
stroke IN the top of the elevator shaft
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-22
Highway Engineer Delivers
Talk Replete With Inter
est and information.
ROADS MUST BE OF
PERMANENT KIND
Says People Must Not Ask
For Too Much Mileage
For $1,000, 900.

Almost the entire membership Of
the Rotary Club was present yester-
day at the luncheon at the San Car
los hotel, at which time Mr.. B. Fl.
Burrell, senior highway engineer, adj
dressed the members.
Mr.. Burrell was sent TO Pensacola
by the bureau of roads Of the agri-
cultural department OF the United
States government, by request of the
county commissioners OF Escambia,
to make survey and estimate on
a good road system for the county.
He was asked to address the Rotary
Club on the proposed highway to the
gulf beach, and delivered a talk re-
plete with interest and information
on good roads in general and Escan-
bia county in particular.
Mr.. Burreu said: 'fEscanbia coun-
ty should coin its advantages into
gold by attracting auroists through
the medium Of good roads, thus dis
playing the county's wealth to tour
lists through ons hundred miles of
natures show windows,--the public
highway. This" said Mr.. Burrell,
''can only be accomplished by having
at least one hundred miles of good
roads of permanent construction"
He said that the people Of Escan-
bia county must not ask for too much
IN mileage in return for the 81 ,0O0.-
900. What ever roads are built must
be of a permanent character and the
work must last at least the life Of the
bonds. The great trouble in Escam-
bia county, as well as in other Sec
tions Of the country, is that temporary
roads are built without proper faciI-
tiles or proper plans for maintenance,
and as q result vast sums Of money
are wasted IN road work which should
be invested IN roads of lasting char
acter which would be a valuable as
! set to the community.
Escambia county must compete
with other sections and must have
trunk roads 70 attract the better
class of farmers, and 10 make
possible the development of the
farm lands of West Florida. This
can only be accomplished with a
system of permanent trunk roads.
He stated that if it were only pos
sible to secure for the proposed mil
lion dollar bond issue road east
and west across the county, with in
creased bridges, It would be money
well spent. Escambia county is cut
of from the rest of the world on
three sides; on the south of course
there is no possibility of physical
contact with any other section. East
and west such contact may be had by
the construction of bridges connected
by highway. Autoists viii only use
good highways and when such high
ways are provided they are demon
strating their probability and are
being used by ever-increasing travel.
A north and south road is also of
much importance. Autoists now stop
north Of the boundary line Of the
county, and do not come to Pensacola
because of the condition Of the roads.
Continued an Para Two
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-22
MORE AMERICAN TROOPS
ARE SENT INTO MEXICO

Fl Paso, Tex, March 21.-Ameri-
can troops have been despatched to
las Cruces to aid IN fighting Fran
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-22
Russians Getting
Ready for Attack
In South Poland
81 ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Copenhagen, March 21.-A dispatch
to the Politiken from Berlin says that
a great concentration Of Russian
troops in Southern Poland. It is sup
posed that the Russians are prepar-
ing an attack on the line from Gar
torysk to KovsI.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-22
Pensacola In
Lead In Value
Of Shipments
Exports Had Greater Val
uation Than All Other
Florida Ports.

According to the statement Just Is
sued from the Office of Judge Griggs,
collector Of customs, Pensacola took
the lead in the value of exports from
Florida during the month of Febru-
airy, her shipments having a greater
value than all other Florida ports
combined. The following figures show
the business Of each port:
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED. live young man to take
charge established Washington bust
noes for Sew York aud Boston concern.
Well established specially. Splendid
opportuniiN for Young man with some
selling ability ,cNpcricncc not ncccs-
sarN.l Si"p T." 500 required. Also
want A"un. man FOR Richmond agency
now being established. Address l. i02.
care Ti,rcs- Dispatch
FOR sale. half interest in my barber
Shup. SEQ necessary. I want 4
partner. Scitz. Twelfth aud Main.
okNAMENrAi. iron AMI structural
steel man desires connection with
IRON or steel works: graduate ciril and
mechanical engineer. Can take Oman
cial interest and devote all my time
!" III" business. Experienced IN sell
ing ana contracting building products.
bridges and reinforcing steel: compc
tnnt designer and estimator. Adore su
]. fOi, care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22

RAal,LEYIPisd. 40 Friday mornins.
son n, OF Captain and Irs. james 4.
h ha'i h;s' OF pneumonia, re is survived
!. Brown. of Rcedy Island. bel. and
city. 80
Funeral services from above resi-
aence 3 o'clock THIS SUNDAY AZ
lEhNOON. lntcrmcnt in family see
ton Oakwood
RIcH.-Died. January q, 1916. a, 4
ociock, at his residence on Williams
burg Road. HARRY RICH. thirty-two
years old. He is survived by his wife,
mother and i've children, who mourn
their loss.
Funeral notice later
RlCH.-MRs. SALLIE RUTH RICH. de-
ceased Survivors: Milton W Rich,
husband, Richmond: Mrs. s. j. Farmer
mothcr. Madison Heights. brothers,
William 4. Farmer. Madison Heights:
chester $. Farmer. Madison Heights:
Wiley &. Farmer, Madison Heights:
sisters. Mrs. John Newton. E'iuvanna
county; Mrs. X. o. Fortiscue Ports
mouth, Va; Mrs. ". A. Hatcher, Cum
berland County.
Burial a Madison Heights. Va Jan.
uary ~, 1915. Meals Cemetery
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MEETINGS.
Notice or General Stockholders Meeting
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company.
ONCE OF the Secretary.
Richmond. Va, Jan. I, 1915

Richmond. Va, Jan I. 1915
To Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that. on Thursday. Feb
rnary 10, 1916. at II o'clock a. NJ, a
general meeting OF tho stockholders Of
the Hichmond. Fredcrickoburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company will he held
In the office, OF the company. in the
First National Bauk Building, Mt the
corner OF Ninth and Main streets. in
Richmond. Va. pursuant To the call of
the president and directors OF said com.
pany adopted on December Is. 1915.
the purpose OF said mcating being to
take action upon certain resolutions OF
the president and directors. adopted
December Id, 1915. recommending the
issuance Of dividend obligations oqual
10 30 per cent OF the capital stock and
dividend obligations Of the company
now outstanding; and also for attend
ing TO amy ether matters which may
lawfully come before said meeting.
Tn" books for the transfer OF the
capital stock OF the company i'll be
closed on February 5. 1916. at 3 O'clock
i. NJ. and reopencd on February IL,
1915. at 10 o'clock \. NJ
By order OF the president and
directors.
WM. II. WHITE.
President.
NORMAN CALL.
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In execution Of a certa in deed OF as
sS ,s:,nrins rom m, FORD Whitehurst Manu-;
and recorded in the clerks oliice OF
Richmond Chancery Court will offer
for sale. at public auction. on the
premises. at Tenth and Byrd Streets,
in the city OF Richmond. Va. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY -, 1916.
at 1890 A. NJ.
aud sell to the highest bidder all thai
very valuable plant, consisting of sash
door and blind machinery, planners. sur
shapers. lathes. veneer presses, clamps,
etc, work benches. tools. fixtures and
supplies. etc, stock of rough lumber,
suci, as oak, ash, poplar, w. r. birch.
sash. doors, columns. balusters. stair
ncwells. molding, etc. Office furniture.
such as safe. desks. chairs, typewriter,
workmcn's time clock. adding machine.
dry kilns,, yard trucks, factory truck,
elevator, blown pipe system. heating
plant. etc. glazing room outfit COM
pletc with glass, paints. ETC.: engine
pulleys. etc.
This is one OF the best equipped
plants IN tho city, and the high grade
work this company has the reputation
necessary to indicate that the machin-
diiiom. eo"'
The above Will he sold sepa ratcly and
TERMS: As TO all purchases OF $500
or less, cash: as to all purchases OF
over $500, one-third cash, balance in
equal insiailments at one and two
negotiable notes, with security salts
factory 10 the trustee.
JOS II. GORDON,
Trustee
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR sale. 1914 a-passcugcr auto. in
hrs'-ciaSs condition.. a bargain T.
!; stanford. iiotcl Stnmpf. Eighth and
Maiu street.
oNY-ACE:TYLi;NE welding Yields all
broken metal auto parts. cylinders
crank eases. transmission cases. rear
AL" housings. frames Tenders. etc
\. |. Fleming. 81 North Reividcre
street Phorc Madison Gaas.
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AUCTION sales.--future Days
BY y. w. BOWIE e. son, INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
MMISSIONER'S SALE
OF
500 MOSBY STREET
AT AUCTION

In execution OF decree Of the Law
mond. entered January IL. 1915. in the
suit of Ethel NJ. Talley and husband
VS.: Urbanc ID. Mills ct ais" we will
sell at auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 70, 1916.
at l.. NJ.
the property above referred to- con-
siStinS of good I-room frame dwelling,
with the lot upon which IL stands be-
ginning at point on the west line or
Mosby street. 30 feet north OF Caring
ton Street: thence running northwari-
~ ana fronting on the west line o.
Mosby Street 81 feet 6 inches: thence
back from said front .westwardly to ar
alley in the rear Ii feet wide: the
southern line Of said property being 4
straight line l"9 feet ! inches in length,
and the northern line being irregular
in it's course. The western line OF said
lot fronts on the east side OF said
alley. and is 90 feet In length, and
parallel with Mosby Street.
TERMS: Onc-third or more cash and
the balance In two equal instalImen n, 8
at six and twelve months, with in
tcrcst from date Of sale: the credit
inStallments to he evidenced by ncgo-
TABLE notes. and title retained until
all OF the purchase money has been
paid. or all cash, AT the option OF the
purchaser.
WALTER SYDNOR,
Special Commissioners
! hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED in the above mentioned suit has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22

\ we'll established and reliable acci-
dent and health insurance company
wants the service of several ladies and
men solicitors for Richmond This is
good opportunity for busters who
want to make good money. Permanent
position Niply 100 American National
Bank Building.
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

CARRIAGE plants. Early Jersey.
Charleston summer and SucccssioSt
81 1000: - he 100. II mailed. add
hostage. Dealers, write for prices. b.
J. Douglass. BoN IL. Chesterfield. s. Z.
OYSTERS by parcel post. prepaid.
quart. soc: gallon. $50 Give mo
trial g. T.. Wainwright. Portsmouth.
Va.
W hNTEp. shipments eggs. chickens.
dressed poultry aud farm products.
highest market prices and prompt re-
turns. e. T.. wainwriGht. Portsmouth,
VA.
LACES-Buy direct. save money. Free
samples OF Naiencicnncs. Cluuy Tor
chon. Baby Irish. Low prices. Collins,
4oGt Aspen street. Philadelphia.
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HELP observation-disclosures.

WANTED. cApcricm, cd cook Tcicrhonc
after l.. NJ. Madison 3S>o-I
iNlTEp states government lobS OMEN
TO women. SO month. List Of Jobs
free, Write immediately. Franklin
ter. y. Y
LADIES wanted 10 represent rcIia bic
./corsct c"InpnnH throughout, Virginia
No 'hhN'sS,ne. ">"'rSir" TERRITORY. G.
81. care Timcs-i,iYpatch
SERVANT wanted hppIy lhis morn
ing between and o'clock ut 800
East Grace street. second tiour
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W NJ. III. WHITE.
President.
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
fI0I.Dlsp

Richmond Va, Jan. II. 1916.
THE annual meeting Of the stockhoIei-
ers OF the Life Insurance Company
OF virginia viii lie held at tho home
oftce OF he company, corner Capitol
and Tenth Streets. Richmond Va
WEDSESDAY, January 26. 1915, at 1
o'clock IT, NJ, To- the purpose Of elect
ing directors of said company for the
ensuing year ana for the transaction
of such other business rs may prom
erly come before said meeting
a. CARLTON MCKINNEY.
Secretary
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PosLTEy AND BIRDS.

FOR sale, atcrcotyocrs' mats. 1Sx24:
flexible and tough: just the thing to
line chick houses aud outhouses; 81
per 100 pounds at the Office; 30 cents
extra for nt-of- town orders for cart
age. Address Times Dispatch.
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HELP WaNTED-Iteuale.

LADIES OF good personality represent
custom corset company. Experience
no canrassing. II pa,
care Times DiSpat oh,
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BUSINESS CARDS

GLAUCUS A BRYANT,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
PETERSBURG-VA. --IOPEWELI.
Mcllwnine BloR. riDn Bldg
TO my friends and the public:
l am now located at al North Fifth
street with Mr.. j. L. Leland. and
would be glad to sec my friends here
~. liSmaman. formerly with tho Wear
You We'll Shoe Repairing Co. olT East
Broad Street.
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ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM ~
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFlED ADV EITISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS 10
THE TIMES DISPATCH
"aNDoLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
bAtI.Y, cent word when maid In nj :
vance No ad. taken sor less than 10 cents
SUNDAY, one aud one half cents q word for
All classified ads. except Situation Waoted
AZ ono cent word. No Rd. taken for less
:hnn 10 cents
Nv , d. taken for less than 25 cents when
charged or phoned In. Phoned orders not
guaranteed. Classification not guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22
ICE. GOAI. AND WOOD

1T pays TO buy where you know YOU
will get free burning and clean coal
because il lasts longer. Perfectly dry
easy 10 split wood. kindlinG. oak and
pine be. cheapest to start fire and
cook quick meal T. 4. Long. 1905
West Broad.
EESr Pennsylvania white ash anthra
cite. stove. nut and cgS. $50: splint
500. New River lump. s575: New River
OF Pocahontas nut. 50. .un OF mine
SA..j. w. u. Reams. IoI North Seven
iccnth Madison i434
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NOTICE-ChurCh.

EPISCOPAL.
ALL. SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHCECU
rransnn street near Monroe, REV. j. 7.
DowNMHN rector. sunday school at $3.50,
r %erm," sor ii nviIcd
ST JAMES EPISCOPAL curHcH s
Mo,n,ns rra>cr nnh sermon at - \ -
SUNDAY s"ho", 4, 80 A. ~. Rthie "l"eees
for men and Women a, - \. NJ. Sermon
n q, bot, both services hy the rector. Ht:r :"
,cl:NrENAny MHTi,oDisr c,.urcu
i msr; r; y sM"or ~ pastor. ,presrh
.ie",: ''ci'iEcnshir in tho Kingdom OF cod :
Evening snhJect; Tho COMPREHENSIVE 81 =
FIRST BAPTIST cliul;c,t crwnLrru
int n tr s.sor,ss nMy GEonGs y. Me
s:i5 l.. NJ SUNDAY school T. 40 a. M &.
ss1ag sn. ..a es,hss classes e:, :, ~,
a, s:!h r. ~. You are cordially invited
p ,, rI, STREET. II r., baptist -! cnERcH,
4 ~ and l.. NJ Baptism n" Mt . eventns ,er'
PRESBYTERIAN.
'; A E-COVENSHT PRESBYTERIAN
rV J. cnLviN e sTnW% a 'f b. % S ps.s1
cNH. or Toronto ro ~ and D a, 'sfi T. !, n N
pastor. Mems Bible class 10 \. NJ. nc,.
William McESinson. leader. Cor.,iai invita-
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cuuRCr.-
Preventing =, u :. ". anl p. VI. u, r~:v
+, MsFADEN. y. ID. SUNDAY s,hoo' 1T
80 \. NJ. Bible CLASSES at 10 .i NJ Cor
dial welcome to all.
SECOND pRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
nfir,h. near Main>. REV. RUSSELL. cE'ciI.
d.. pastor.-rreachinE at II VI by
tEN HAl;KiS f. KIRK. p. D., ~ the
Franklin street Presbyterian Church OF
baltimore. and at p. NJ. hv IN. pastor
SCR "Wednesday. p NJ. sunday school
as =. 81.
.wEsrMlNsrEK pRESH BRIAN
'hurvh.-Prcaching II \. NJ and T.. M.
10y tho pastor. REV. j. Y. FAIR. - ID.
Welcome.
CHRISTIAN SCI ENCE.
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST
-EeGular services viii be hold to-no-, ~
morning In the church cdince .tcorner Park
Avenue ana Meadow Street, at IL o'clock
subject: Truth" Wednesday evening test,-
lnorN ard experience meeting $50.
The reading rooms CNos COL 90, are located
IN the Virginia Kativa! and Power Conpanv
Suiiuinr. corner Seventh and Franklin
streets, and are open daily. except sun
days and holidays. from 10 s. Nj TO T. Al
Al arc cordially invited.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN.
II iN NEED OF MONEY. BORROW
ON YOUR WATCHES. DIAMONDS.
1lIWE!.EY AND SILNERWARE FROM
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY
ALI. BUSINESS STRICTLY CUNFT-
DENTAL. PRIVATE OFFICES SEC
OND FLOOR 500 EAST BROAD
STREET
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED. or Z secondhand pool
tables. Must he in good condition.
Address II y, honeywell, care Elks'
Home. Danville. Va.
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FOR S.ALi;-Niachinery.

FOR sale. one electric hcistinc machine.
s!idiii. bars. elevators and fifteen iron
whoc lharIowS Apply w. benjamin
Davis. Room 20, Park EldT.
! - horsepower high pressure boiler
i.a-horscpowcr engine. barrel stave
plant tirst-claSs coalition. /. Bluford
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED, 10 borrow about 8 900 on
business which returns greater profit
on outlay than anything in city. Your
Times Dispatch.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

flELD.--The funeral OF MIR X :
FIELD viii take place at Rlilcy's
undertaking establishment AZ 2 T.. ~.
sATI Ri!Af, january 20 Friends m
Lynchburg papers please copy,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. Friday morning. January -, Sii-
Yer link chain bag, containing small
silver pockctbook and other articles
reward II returned TO Airs W. Otto
Noli.ns. $50 west franhiin street
LOST. black bag Iircd with hMe
Reward II left At I'LL Hanover Ave-
nuc.
LOST, white female collie tan head
and cars. answers Dandy, =, 20
ward. SOS West Cary
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FOR SAI.I;-liorSes.

HAVING decided to change one OF my
stables into a garage, viii dispose Of
80 mead OF mules and big horses and
mares, They have been working here
TOR tic last year in big trucks and
wagons Their ages arc from = to S
years ola. Will weigh from LOO TO
i,1oo rounds. They arc all in first class
condition, and viii sell them under a
fuit guarantee. II not rs represented
viii refund tho money. Can he seen at
y. i. crulIE Stables, II, IL. is. 80 South
Tenth and ?i2 East Cary
For: SALE. HORSES AND MULES.
HAVING; finished my contract. viii sell
~ head of extra GOOD work mules
rt-hr out OF Gard work from > TO s
years old weight from 1000 TO 800
pounds. price. from 500 per pair up.
Also : good general purpose horses ana
my fast driviu. mare. runabout ana
harness. This stock is all in good
condition. and can he seen AT southern
Transfer stables. Ii South Fifteenth
street Ask For Mr.. Shields stock.
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WASTED-Aninlals.

WANTED. Belgium hsres. Wanted. 10
hur ]" Belgium docs and ono buck
nfd enough 10 breed VIII PAY market
griCc nUt no fancy price. Write Eox
So. Stnuntou, Va and give price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22

EXPERIENCED fran q work on farm
hy month Married man who under
stands gas engines nrcfcrrcf state
wages expected Address l. 3S3 care
Times Dispatch.