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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-11

derfu natural peoples ha,s read about only IN
books
to set emotions, either, but
rush swiftly through the gan,u Of them all They give
comedy tragedy laughter all rapid succc>sn Ihcir
magic carries delightfully."- through and time
You the maryeis of the beautifmi
north and wonderful Then whiski
You the blazing Mexican baecs holding breath
soldiers descents defenseiess CITY,
Another laughter the ridiculous
complication of Keystone Comedy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-11
IIAH.&L.c
N.Y. OIL Burning Locomotives

NEW ORLEANS - Midsummer En-
cursiou; tickets on sale August 18th
Return limit August gath. Fare
$1,000 round trip.
GALvESTON--Popu Rate Excur-
sion; tickets on sale August f2ti,--
Return limit August f4th. Fare
$3.50 round trip.
SAVANNAH, GA.--F'ratcrna Order
of Eagles: tickets on sale August IL,
IL, i3--Ret6rnf limit August 3ist;
fare $50. 30 round trip.
Ask about Summer Tourist Rates
now in effect.
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Electrical Service Station

Garburetors, AIagnct0S. Srctitnleters,
Coils. Plugs. lights. Horns, batteries,
md anything electrical, repaired
here.
MORRISON SHARP
Automobile Electrician.
Old Phone al.
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COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.


For Congress, Fifth District:
HATTON w. SUMMERS.
For State Senator, Tenth District:
J. M. ALDERDEE.
For Representative, Place No. ::
w. 10. cox.
For Representative. Place 2:
JACK JOHNSON.
For Tax Collector:
w. TOM JONES.
gor County Attorney:
HENRY TREY.
For Sheriff:
HENRY DEARBORN.
For Commissioner. Precinct !;
TIM NEWTON.
For Commissioner. Precinct No. 3:
PERCY WOOD.
For Commissioner, Precinct s:
FRANK KEEsEE.
vor Constable Precinct No. 1:
jim HAMM.
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Local Markes.

The Waxahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
produce today:
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$500 Reward.

A reward Of SIS 90 will be paid BY
this company for the conviction OF
any pne found guilty of taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn
of any subscriber of this paper. EN-
TTaPRISE PUBLISHING COM
PANY
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Chicago Grain.

Wheat, September. closed SLAB
Wheat, December, closed $3.50. Lao
Cory, September, closed ,S3
Corn, December, closed ..... 10
Oats, September, closed AS
Oats, December, closed ... AS
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triangle Picture Plays of the better class iher ann
hos been 10 portray the big things of fe to bring 10 tue
- the greatest possible quality and quantity Of enterain
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~, n,caa things area appreciated by merit alone
The actual making Triangle Pictures IS never con-
a,e,e The 10 make the best ana then peat
~. effort 10 get just the
@t effectht indefinabe touch of perfection so notice.
able i'm Triangle productions -.
triangle Plays latest word in the production
- ation pictures They miles miles OF Won
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WHAT about that winter Hat?
Bring IL over and have II cleaned
and rebloeked. Pierce barber and
Tailor shop d l2o; " ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR bargains In used ears see An
sen T. Cole. II
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represent old lire. prompt Daytng
companies. South Rogsfs street..
Phone lS7. q
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,,o,.,ow-VIvIAN RICH and KING CLARK
n THE DANG ER"-Amcrican Feature.
Telephone sig for Information
aud Seat Reservations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS TO-DAY
SPIDER SCRUBS TUSSLE
CHAMPIONS AT BALL PARK
Coach Burns VIII HIVE strong Agprc-
Sni3n out-COr~ fncnpncltRtcd.

=, Football elevens representing John
imarshaif hiEh school and II team COM
n ma,ar, or Richmond Colleges leftover
Hay; will battle this. afternoon in y
more than likely prove Interesting
begin at $3.50 O'Clock
Ihe AlarShallitcs have rot together
d. Weli-Daianccd outfit. and started the
sStson with rush last Saturday by
hhy y .n n the Petersburg High school
OF the Blue AID White are confident
~ oT"t the boys win be able to come, out
DESPITE the fac, that they viii be
minus the services OF Johnnie Core.
ishhe e nM auarter back and captain Of
OUT or the game, having been hurt in
practice during the past week.
and dash of Core in the backncld. they
are not dishcaftencd IN the least. and
VIII fight all the harder 10 bring home
VICTORY. Johnnie's place Will he filed
BY Blair Northern. who ran the Mar
shaiiites portion OF the time in The
brother Of Morton Northern. who sew.
eral years back was the star Of the
NC: MeGuire's team. Blair has cool head
ths game last week.
Inc Marshallitcs' lineup Will b..
iim mi,ihh, the sane as that used in the
ncld composed of Thompson. fun; Do
Slne or Smith. right half: Riggs. left
nan, ana Northern. quarter, is exceed
IhGly iist, and the ColIcgians lind II
" nafd matter To stop them On tho
cnds there are Halle and Anderson
VINO arc sure tackicrs. and very few
ehI runs are expected 10 get past them
me remainder Of the me COMPRISES
nuIan. center: Taylor and Eldridee.
guards: Hunter and Terry. tackles Ali
OF these men are biz. BIT speedy and
Are expected to give - good account OF
themselves to-day.
or the Rich,nom College aperer,.
.ioh' very little can he learned Only
Two OF the men are Richmond hoys
tucker and Butler are the two joc3i
proiucts. and Rucker is the onl, on.
OF which anything IL known lie
piaFed center on the Marshalli,ns.
e!eNeh last year. and was a tower ,,f
SticnEth TO the line.
following is the lineup of the
John Marshall Halle left end: Hum
ier, ieit tackle; Taylor, left guard;
a ned5rE' right tackle; Anderson. light
eng Northern, quarter back: Riggs
ri, nall; DsvinS or Smith. RICH, half:
Eichmond Collegc--C'uvlicr. lief, end.
nnelsh. left tackle: Dorsey. left guard.
FUCKER, center; Clements. right rtGrI.
I'avis, right tackle tcaptnin): Butler
right cad; simpson, uuar;er mack
nocster, left half Fancy, RICH. hnIf.
Turner. fun back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
TlDEWATER GAS COMPANY
IL. T.. trnig Mndr FresIdcnt-weu-
Nnown Rirhmond Men on New
Board of Directors

X. r. Craig Was elected president of
the Underwater Oil and Gas Corpora
ton Yesterday NJ meeting OF the
stockh olders. held in the general Offices
Of the company. Il North Eighth
street. Joseph +. Peck became vice
president and II. L. Littlrton was
elected secretary and treasurer
The board Of directors named is COM
posed of the officers and Hiram T
Gates. ~ Il. Eowers. ]. T. Ryland H.
T. Taylor. Jr.. G. NJ. Smith. n. It. Jclli-
son ana l.. w. Gricc Montague &
Montague were selected as consulting
counsel and Frochling & Robertson
consulting chemists. The Tidrwatcr
OIL and Gas Corporation is sinking "A
we'll on the James River. near Pcrdue
Island. Drilling has been in progress
Tor about ten days. and the first we'll
has reached depth of go feet The
company plans to drill from between
1900 and 1000 feet in an effort TO find
gas or oil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
WAKE FOREST WEAKENED
captain Parker. with I,py.t, ,
mum ON Sick List. In '.nn.r To-day.
youngsters Show tn We'll

Especial To The Times pisuntcn
\ Is IL FOREST, y. G. October g.
coaches Rulings ana Howell Rave mad
the wake Forest football gguad r,rJ
~ work every day this wccI; In m, cf
lori to remedy the weak spots Revealed
IN the Carolina game. Rerinniup Mon
DAY Afternoon and continuing -ycrr da y
since, the c"nchcs have been sc,iuinr-
ing TWO elcvcns. directing their efforts
the line and the production OF n drive
In the backncid The gam. win C;uiI
1ord Saturday is expected 10 show the
results OF the weeks strenuous pr,c-
ticc. -
Champion, star quarter back on the
K fo high school eleven for the past
quarter back 70 half. His ability TO
advance with the ball AT all times has
caused the coach 10 make this change.
for he can be called upon 70 carry H.,
ball more from half back IMAM from orr,
quarter back; Replacing champion at
4uar,er is r. Pace Pace is playing
ms third year OF football with the Bap-
service at half back. He is IA thorough
student OF the game. and should make
the eleven AN excellent field general.
Wake Forest VIII line up against
Gui!ford saturday afternoon. with two
md possibly three. regulars missing
from the lineup. I.angs,on. center,
wrenched his shoulder last SATURDAY.,
and VIII not he in condition to return
to the game Taturn. left tackle, is
confined in the hospital with sickness
any chances with his shoulder lie may
start the game, but II his shoulder
troubles him, he Will give way 10
Groom. for the coach is especially anx-
ious that he be in the hes; of condi-
ton for the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal game which follows after the clash
with Guilford, in Raleigh, fair week
In the event that Parker does not
play at full, Groom will replace him
and Tichcnor or j. Pace. together with
Champion, Will play the half backs
la .
Shaw has had experience at sumter
s. g, high school. and gives promise
OF developing into good center al
though he has a lot to learn Riankcn-
ship or Blizzard will get the call for
the tackle made vacant by Tatum's
sickness. Mcknight. at right tackle;
w. Shaw and Olive. guards and Har-
ris and Jordan. ends. will constitute
the Baptist line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
CAROLINA ELEVEN OFF
"nchrS l:Npect Tenn to show Drfrn-
siNc Power, hut OIfrnse TX Weak.
RcEuiurs la Good Condition.

The rmlversity II Nor,h Carolina H foot
haii team. under the direction OF
I"nch:s Campbell and Cowan. left to-
saturday. During the past few days
thc squad has been through some good
sun ScriinmagcS and signal practices.
n ,,,t,,; ,hn t.nm as a whole is in good
The men who viii probably start the
game Saturday against Princeton, are
as follows: Tandy. center: Grimes and
ingram. guards: 'rayloc and Ramsay,
son. quarter back 'cllamy and Fitz-
simmons. half backs. and Folgcr full
Dack. The men who will go along as
sVhstitutcS are: Black. Coleman. len
as back field men, and Barden. Craw.
ford currie. Davis Iiarrell. Hoibrook.
li1c". Pearson and Kansom as line
men.
The back field. though light is fas,
IT Is made NJ almost entirely Of men
without experience in college football
though II has developed into a for
mldable back field since the beginning
OF last years varsity men. is one which
can he depended upon. The game with
Wake Forest last Saturday demon
s'rated tn" fact that the team has a
with, by the fact that Wake Forest
failed 70 make a first down.
The Freshman class ream this year
has some good material. and shows
evidence OF making good varsity men
IN the next few years. Il has n line
that viii average around 10 pounds i'm
weight. In the back field there are
some good fast men who show q pretty
year men. The Freshman team has
played the varsity several practice
games. and from all points OF the
gam" have made good showing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
TIGERS RESOLVED UPON
HOLDING VIRGINIA TECHS
Several Wen Injured. but IInryry I'lnu,
score with Dropkick-ShIft, Hiring
Hettrr Team work
Especial TO The mes-pispa,ch

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
AMFDEN-SIpEF.Y. VA. October 6
The Tigers have been working diI!-
gently since their defeat at the hands
OF III" V. NJ. ]. cadets last Saturday Y.
ana they are nuw In pretty fair shane
Tor TIA" fray ia l!lackshurr to-:norruw
Crisp and Harvey got bad hips I'm :.
recent sCrii!nape. ana they viii not be
.hHen on the trip. Their services will
-" s'ta'!N missed, and IN. dis;,ppoin,-
ntmi 10 thes1-. Tvs" men is keen esp.-
yi"!IH 10 Harvey. whose HON. is in
'!ackshurG. He is remembered as tn.
ihu mat won country wild. fame in
winning two games for the Y. H. l. bv
n,Dpklcks' one against Y. NJ. ana the
otnrr against y. " NJ, OF North Car
o'.ra. c"upl': Of seasons ago.
ms year IL WAS hoped that The III
gers would carry the ball close enough
to the Orange and Maroon goal 20 al
10" MN a Try AZ scoring with his trus-
ASIDE from this method. the Garnc, and
Cray had no great hopes OF making
score aEains, their powerful oppo-
nents. ana the hes, they expect TO do
now is hold them TO a 'rcasonabl.
number OF touChdoWns
Coach Bernicr has a second team that
II not ias from the equal OF the var
SHY though. un 10 this date. they have
HAD no chance to show scoring ability.
IL" conch mas not SLOWED them 10
take The offensive at all. ana the var
.7'N'' MS IhN no WORK
IN actual play on the defensive. Drills
IN the snwdust PIT against the dummy
have given the men good form in tack
Linz and blocking, and il is expected
mat IN TINS department of the game
"a better showing VIII he made than
thar in Lexington.
Jim Warren, who j. rated tho best
defense man in the Eastern ASsocin-
ton, VIII very probably he In III" game
against Blacksburr. and he Will give
The pep and hight cOnspicuously absent
tIvn al. has ia,
10 center in place OF Gillespie. who is
now - right end and this arrange
mtnt seems 10 hay. added strength to
tnc team. Lyle passes accurately and
fights from the FIRST whistle until time
up. Gillespie. while Il bit slow for an
end. Is Il hard worker and fun OF spirit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issuped yesterday by
I'M state Corporation Commission as
follows:
Ocean Front Land Company. Inc.
Nirsinia beach; Maximum. S3o.noo:
minimum. $1,000: par value. 500.
Emerson Land, president. Virginia
Reach: John T.. W0rahousc. secretary.
Princess Anne.
South Hill Tobacco Board Of Trade.
H. Holden. president: G. Il Scoggin
Jr.. sccrctary-boih Of South Hill.
ii"pewell and city roini Railway
600 minimum. Sl0,ooo: par value. $loO
James G. Rces, Jr, president: j. Tyler
Petersburg.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
tHANCERY TRANSFERS.
''eFrn Deeds of bargain md
4 nlOiin iui- In

'."'r" ."r"S OF Hnrpnfn nnd Sale
tmountinE to ST.. $50
l:ahu company OF Nirpinia Inc to
}; 4. Madison. lots and :. block II. :"
Monument Annex. September 20, 1915:
Edward H. Lipgon ct ux. 40 Franz,
II. Mott, lots :" and 30. block -
itrookiand Park October /. 1916; tax
Anderson. j., I1Ii il ana n Il. 6 LG < .s
Hishland lark. october ,, 1915: tax
81. Sio
5ot X /; PHI ri!kim,om s, ny, TO Z. II. s,oi'z.
l.p feet sonth Of Condic street Oc-
toner 4. 1915: tax 81. $l0.
l.. Ray Temple ct ny. To Il. l.. PHI
Hinton 5oxiai feet west line Of Nelson
street, 100 feet south or Condie street
Jui@ 20 i?l6; tax 81. $40.
;, William j, Gilman g, NY. TO =, II
inch. east line Of Yves, street ~ feet
inches south of Leonard Street Sep
tember %; 1916; tax So. $40.
= Eobie ct uN., To Gottfried Gross,
3 ;"& 40 20 Zee. north line Of Clay street
tohcr 3. 1916. tax 81, $40
Henry 3 Phillips ct ais 100 +
DAVIS. 10 feet inches BY 1875 feet,
tax 81. SO.
to X Kent n'N 10, ea g. Ilo GHErpora5ioR
Ridge: september &c. 1916: tax 81, $40.
9 Koshier w; Miller ct ny, To John b.
North Avenue. between Roberts ana
Wickham streets. September 20. 1916:
tax sl.3o, 81.
fringe Edward Lumber Company T.
- y Dickinson ct ais, - feet 3 inches
North Boulevard. October :. 1915; tax
sic. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
LAUREL RESULTS

rT- ro,H NsmnR R' Gp is Hyr 1a5
$50. SEQ. s2;io won, Sea Wave. ll2
J, ~ tBurlinrame). S3.3O, third. Time.
800 30. Bleak Eagle. Fclucca. Hcasc.
Mile Il. Palisade, Bright star. Flora
Finch and Affinity also ran.
ond-StecpicchHsc. about > miles
$40; won; Susan il, ls@ d. BushD;
~. Brown, Sa.7o, , ,hird. Time e.
3:iI -. CynoSure and Abcrfcldy also
ran.
Thildmsix fnrlongsaArnolds, us
Scot. ii6 ,TroXlcrJ. Sd. $50. second:
Whirling Dun, ll3 CRobinson). s2.Go,
third Time. l:la. Kiides. ,iiussy, Ed.
Fourth-one Runes. loa IT.
L!arrington). $2iao. 5000. $50. won;
ond; J. J; Liliis. loo tRobinsonl. SOLO.
third. Time. | rs l-5. Capra. Trial by
Jury. Rac, Daddys Choice. Woodward.
Fifth-six furlongs-Blue Cap. los
(Warscher), $l0,50. $3.50 $3.50. won:
Broomvale; llS (MctcalDs 5000. 500,
Tinklebcll Disturber, Ashcan. Ches.
tcron. Pharoah. SureGet. Sinai. Infidel.
Second. Casco also Ian.
SiXth-oIc mile ana twenty Yards
5gs% and won" EaSe s IL
iol IAmmani: $5.3o. third. Time eei AZ.
Colonel Gutciins also ran.
Seventh--miie and sixtcenth..Star
STD, won: Jacket, ITO Doyle). $3.50.
$3.50; second: Altamah, il3 (MetcalO.
81 80, I'll third ira Tim; l;iS 'lnckford, Ty-
ron. f'riar Naught, Lady Edwin, Patty
Regain. Noluspa also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
CADETS ARE VICTORs
(Cont!Mucd from Enurth Ia

f team S Msi,; .@d, the III other Bauer
and drove his plays into them The
Mcclure team was not able to gain as
consistently. and much OF the play was
in their territory. However. the day
was NOT and trying on the Youngsters
or hoth eleNcns. and the fact that none
OF the boys yet are In midsea son form
accounts, no doubt. for the several in
stances Of fumbline.
Both Captain Iienin and Bauer
plunged through center for tn. touch
downs after a steady advance to the
goal on line plays. The game was in
teresting and well played for an ear
~ season contest. and il permitted Cot
ton Christian TO show that he has the
making OF Il sterling little player bur
led somewhere within the mass Of his;
ll5 pounds.
The men who played in the game
and what they did is shown in the
summary:
McGuires. Position Benedictine.
Scott. left end ....... keller
Sorg. ........ left tackle .... Moore
MichauX. left guard ...... .Noltc
Miller. center kouStcrer
Willis. ...... right guard Schail
Leach ..... right tackle Klevcsahl
f,Ieet ...... right end T.. SAVIOUR
Whttmore. quarter back Bauer
ingram. -. left half back Helm
Purcell. right half back $. SAVIOUR
Christian. full back Asher
Sun ry: Substitutions-by Nc
Cures, Taylor for Scott Funston for
Taylor, Gwatkins for Funston Goals
from ns-Bencdictine. Helm,
Bauer. Referee, Rowling, High School:
leGe. Lncsman. Core, John Marshall
High School. Time OF periods, twelve
and ten minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
At the Movies TO-DAY

ID r. % N-harc MucDermott and
Fate"
=, lSiS-"Do"rStrps." with Florence
Turner.
- = Louise 5:luum and
Charles Ray In ...Inr WuIr Wnnnn.
.oi''NiAi.- iiiinm Enrnum, In
"fircs at touScfrnre."
ltT o R-hiaurirr Costello nnd
stain MyNtrry.'
T. =" -"'uhIic Opinion" with
blanche SMrrt
NEW. =. Hart, In "The Con-
'"rSntion nf Frosty Blake"
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.

II. =. Hawkins ct uX, 10 John r
Swnrtwout iSa acres in Narina Dis
trict, October ,. 1916: tax $i25. ST.
Miily Smith TO j. X. H. Jackson 2
acres east side of Brook Turnpike 6
miles north of city. October i. 1916:
tax 30 cents, $40.
Charles Il. Willis ct ny, to d. W.
vile. August II, 1916, $1,000.
c anrGs Il r, liz tie, ei VIII to G. Morgan
west of city. October =, 1916: tax 30
cents, SO wv
Ramsey Realty Corporation, Inc. Of
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inches north line of Marshall street.
October >, 1916. $1,000.
. Elan " Funston. trustees to !. s..
S1n.r' IpNt f, l"nt norm me 81 clay
October ,. 1916. $l.iGo
NJ. l.. Walker, trustee. to David a.
Ferguson. o5X90 feet south side Of
Leigh street, - feet east of First
SilNct. Septcmhrr -. lnlG. S.2:.
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ci,NcEnr DEEDS or TRUST.
Three Deeds OF Trust AmnuntIuu I,
Sftu15

Mamie g. Thiciman ct vir. to John
- Levy, trustee. 2SNli0 feet north line
Or 'irac" street. 1I2 feet east OF Mea-
GOV street October ., 1916, SS,a"".
;, Adele II. Cooke, ct yir. 10 Alvin T.
Of North Avenue. a'a feet = inches
south OF Norwood Street. September
ld i:iG. $i,I2o.
anier H. Srnds, trustee, 5Oxi4j feet
east line Of North Avenue. intersection
oil CEDAR Tree street and North Ave-
hu", September Is. 1916, SI95.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
Waldorf BOneleSS Roast,
per lib. ........ .14c
Fry one for Sundays
dinner.
Hamburg Steak, ground

Hamburg Steak, ground
fresh every hour, 212
lbs. for :. 29c
Fresh Beef Liver. 1Oc
per h.. or = lbs. for. .19c
Small Lean Pork Shout
ders. cut from young
c0rn-fed Jersey pigs. 1Sc
Small Lean Fresh Pig
Hams, per lii. 24c
Thomas j. Hurdles Gov
ernment Inspected BO-
lOgnaS and Frankfurt
crS, per LID. 16C
Fresh Liver Pudding, per
III. ..... l4c
Fresh Sausage, Celery Or
Sage Seasoning, sper
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cIANCEnr RELEASE DEEDS
Four Deeds of release Amounting. =,

T"Hr U'rHN DIT trIrnsc Amounting 10
81 ,2a5
w u PiZzini, trustee, TO Virginia
school supply Company. Inc, Ia6 feet
> - inches 10y lSs feet north line OF
Marshall street .N6 feet - inches
Vest OF hermitage Road. October ..
gina Schooi Supply Company Inc
2N3 feet ~ inchcs by 100 feni 4
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urSTIN,.S DEEDS or TRUST.
Thrrr Deeds al Trust AMOUNTING 4,


II. Iowison Jones TO Chewing e
BoAicy, trustees. 20Nl03 feet east line
OF Jackson street. III feet south of
1916, SAP.
IL; If"wison Jones TO Chewing &
hoNiey, trustees. 20XI03 feet east linz
81 Jack son street. 30 feet south of
Mihi"thian Turnpike. September q.
Charles H. ADAMS TO T. V. Cochin.
trustee. lots IA and l6. block 81. Woodo
lhnN Ilr!shts. OctOhcr D. l9lG s. oin
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ais. TO ". =. Courtney. lots -. %, %.
-. 90, 81. block Il, Greenwood rark,
aud lots Is. ~. %. - ~. -. ~, -
anu 90 in block T.. Greenwood Park.
May !. l?I6; tax $3.50. $40
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NEW ORLEANS. October 6.-Wal,cr
''freckles" O'Brien, of New Orleans.
who twenty years ago was champion
la ntamweight boxer OF the South. died
IN poverty from tuberculosis at Charity
Hospital here to-day.
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Fruits and Vegetables
Randolph SOB

Best Pennsylvania Irish
Potatoes, per bushel,
$1.39; large basket. .53c
Large Basket Finest YeI-
low Onions :. SOC
Large Basket Sickel
Pears $3.50. .39c
Large Basket Sheldon
Pears, for eating or
preserving, per hasket.S9c
| Delicious Rocky Ford
Cantal0mpes, each 1Oc
and .19c
Concord or Niagara
Grapes, per basket. 15c,
or , for .29c
Bananas, per dozen .10c
Thin Skin, Juicy Lemons,
per dozen .15c
Oranges, sweet as sugar,
per dozen csc
Fresh Fish Department
Randolph 57O4
Fresh Caught Trout, per
I'D. lOc
Fresh Caught Haddock,
per lib. &c
Fresh Caught Butter
Fish, per LID. .1215c
Fresh Caught Spots, per
10. 1890. ...... .l272c
Delicious Fish Steaks,
with very little bone;
tastes like sturgeon;
per ID. .121sc
Salt Water Oysters, fresh
Shuckcd, per qt., 25c;
Fancy Selected, per Qt..39c
Fresh Picked Crab Meat,
per I'D. q. .15c
Fresh Picked White
Flake Crab Meat. per
~. ...... .......... 25c
Fresh Picked Large Lump
Crab Meat, per Ib., only 35c
Poultry Department
Our Own Dressed Spring
Chicken. per liz. csc
Our own Dressed Fowl,
per ID. .25c
The Jefferson Market, Inc.
Is Conducted Strictly on n
Cash Basis.
Only Government Inspected
Meat is Sold, and the
Freshest Fruits and
Vegetables.
We Welcome inspection.
Suburban Deliveries Every
Day Except Saturdays.
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mr:Nn,co DEED or TRUST.

One Deed of Trust Amounting to
S2In.IO.
j. Il. III. ocllSou to George w. Bragg
trustee. } acras East side of Brook
TURNPIKE. SIN miles north of city. Oc-
tuhcr !. 1916. S2ln.5O