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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17

From a Grateful Massachusetts Woman.
Roxbury, Mass.-.sI was suffering from inaam-
nation and was examined by a physician who found
that my trouble was caused by a displacement.
and sluggish liver. 1 tried several kinds Of medi.'
cine; then | was asked to try Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. It has cured me and I am
pleased paa SiaS to be in my usual good god, health b y by @ using 1t
/ Haynes Park, Roxbury, Mass.
q If you want special advice write to Lydia
p. Pinkham Medicine CO. Confidently, Lyn
in strict confidence.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
Testimony from Oklahoma,

1aTtoq, 0kla.l%When I began to take Lydia I. Pfnkham's
and had II headaches hadId Yn much Of the time and was irregular: took it again
good at that time. never fail to recommend Lydia Il Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound to aiRng women because it has done SO much
for me"-Mrs. A. l. MCCAs1AND, 500 Have St, Lawton, Okla.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17

North Crandon, wis.-aWhen l was 16 years
old l got married and at IS years l gave birth to
twins and it left me with very poor health: Icould
down to rest and it was hard for me to keep about
and do my work. went to a doctor and he told
me I had a displacement and ulcers, and would
have to have an operation. This frightened me SO
much that ! did not know what to do. Having
heard of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
1 thought l would give it a trial and it made me as
well as ever: I cannot say enough in favor Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

r0R sALELGOOD COUNTRY STORE BUILD
Ing with warehouse and seven-room dwelling.
stable; two acres Of ground. splendid orchard
miles from Dickerson station. on good road:
twelve miles from Frederick city: nearest
funity to ret an established business place and
kene ct . low pxics Of e3s go 1nU tssne
On % Arranged. Address 24a-As esax s0ess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-27
LOOK AT THIS

beautiful. 6r., recep. hall house; so r.. deep, on
to new Central High School: real open IRE
place; beamed ceiling dining rm.; h.-w;h.; con
with separate shower; large bedrooms; attic; 3
mfrrored doors; built by day labor: attractive
~ priced: terms. Address 275-M, Star ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-27

FINE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE,
RECENTLY BUILT. sEMI-DETACHED.
hsee Bssement and attic: kot.Wster bes pI 1ooi
lawn: half block from Soldiers' Home Park.
Phone Col. 1437-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-27

FOR sALE-wILL SELL DETACHED CORNER
mouse 81 "a . tra Of MOUNT reas
Park road. for 1000; property must be sold
and If interested, answer promptly. Address
AIS Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-27

COMFORTABLE GROOM HOUSE N PARK
View, near Soldiers Home; loft. back yard
with metal garage: reasonable; easiest terms
Address 126-S. Star office. 2ae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-27
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

FOR SUBSTANTIALLY CORNER LOT. COW
eminent court, 81 and LIN NV. facing -
containing 2.721 %. IT.; improved by 4 small
houses: rental. 500 per month: nne location for
q garage warehouse; must be sold to settle
estate. Apply CHAS. 8. SHREvE, 1909 It'll
gt. Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-27
FOR RENT-wAREHoUsEs.

40 400 so. FIT. OF STORAGE SPACE IN NEW
steel and concrete building. conveniently To-
Gated; 10 large rooms. each containing 5000
an ~ Of door space VIII lease one or more
rooms At low rate Of 1c per 50. It. per month
l2e per foot per annu%: to responsible pom par
service; absolutely freproof; lowest Insurance
rates obtainable. Apply y, o. WHITFORD.
President Center Market Once.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-11-16
Casual Comment ON Affairs I'm
Georgia.


BISHOP KELLEY of Savannah, has
managed to make an unpleasant impress
sion upon the mind of The Christian Inder,
''the organ Of the Baptists Of Georgia"
In fact, the Index begins to show certain
restlessness which indicates that it may. in
time, wake up to the fearful menace of polit-
ical and immoral Romanism.
Whether this alteration in the trend of
Index thoughts was FASTENED by the snub
Brother Gambrell and the Baptist Mission
Boards got from General Funston, has not yet
transpired but it's present line of reflection
appears in the following editorial note:
At the recent session of the Georgia legisla-
ture, bill enacted which provides for grand
jury inspection of schools, converts orphanages
and homes for the care of the dependent. Bishop
Kelley Of the diocese of Savannah, has con-
suited counsel as to the constitutOnality of the
law. AS result, he has sent out letters to the
heads of all the institutions in his diocese in
STRUGGLING them to permit grand jury inspection
upon the first term of court in the counties where
these institutions located, and to close their
doors against second inspection and also against
any inspection at all unless it is made upon the
first invitation. The ground for this action upon
the part of Bishop Kelley is that the law is I'M
constitutional 1t to a bad sign when
an institution Of any sort does not welcome the
closest inspection by the officers of the law If
everything in any kind of q school, convent,
orphanage home is it ought to be, the
Closest scrutiny would be welcomed. We have
heard no complaints from institutions owned and
controlled by PrOtestants against grand jury in
spectOn. Indeed, far know, these in
stitUtions would be glad to have either favorable
unfayorable criticism by the grand juries in
the counties in which they are situated There
must be a skeleton in the closet of some Of these
Catholic institutions, and Bishop Kelley must
know that it is there and is afraid it will be
discovered
Of course. there is never any need. any
where, for State investigation of Roman
CathOlicisms locked and barred enclosures
IS the item below clearly shows:
FLEEING WOMAN BREAKS BACK
Rose Silkwurtz, inmate of the House of the
Good Shepherd, at Eighty-ninth Street and Ave
nue. A. jumped from second story window last
night, apparently in effort to escape. A patrol
man heard g~Oans and found her behind the iron
railing surrounding the building Her back was
She is twenty-five years old and lives at 80
Rvington Street.
This tragedy occurred, not in Europe dur
ing the Middle Ages, but in New York City,
October II. 1916. and was reported. not bv
Erasmus Luther. or the British Parliament
of King Henry VIII, but by The Nelc York.
: Tribune.
BY what authority was that woman. 25
years old, held in private workshop, owned
by foreign church?
No C0u1t can legally sentence conctctod
criminal to any ScctaJIan i15Stitui0n.
Every lawyer will tell you that.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-11-16
Thursday, November 1G, 1916.
The Christian Index saws:

THE white-slave trader is able t. entrap almost
any woman he selects. No young girl is safe,
especially if she be attractive and belongs to the
large class who are compelled to seek work.
The traffic has been thoroughly syste1natiZed
that, with weakness among girls to begin with,
and the theatres, the moving picture SHOW, the
skating rink, and the dance hall is his field, the
slaVerisal most certain to succeed in hisdiaboIi-
cal schemes
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-11-16


that, with weakness among girls to beg:n WITH
sa~ara rnn ana rnG dance ns IS ms he the
cal schemes" - D''O''' 'o'-
Where are these white-slavers operating?
OF aohat country, is it said that r>No Young
girl is safe?"
The index should tell us whether these
frightful conditions exist in China. in ,TaDan.
in india IF thew oxist IN t],ic .eonntru 10 -
and if this land Of ours is peculiarly the
chosen field of the vhife-e,ayar Then qrbnf9
Think i over Rrothor Trdox and oivo re
some c0UzD1y;sons. between tl,is RonrbIic and
the heather nations to whom we send 500
100000. for schools bosDitals otc
Give us comparative Statistics Of crime. of
prostitution. Of illteracy. and uneoual d.
vision Of DroDertv,
Mrs Galloway. q missionary TO China was
1ecturino in Auousto NOT lonG 900 IS1,o oo;d
that she had been at the same station a wears
She had Chinese bunch Of converts numbor.
inp $50: but when she left them To visit nc
she was afraid thew wou]d disnarsp hack
slide. fall from GRACE or comoth;,5o ond
charge of her flock to shoo off tho Wolves ,n-
til she conld oct hoc1
IVb0t do 9loo, tb;nL Of f1o5 z;,,d of :, /1;.,
eae c6urc6 nfJor oov haze f;,aoa ~ t',
too., ' ,'5 "~0' "" ""'0 lS"""c0" u Jour-
~ Cis g@~ G q 4.,,, dr.. ooo
of to u%llo"S lul. 1t''e1' 'lla' q'o'oVo
Par ,tG Du,ioa nd Mellorla1 runo Mncn the
DP ralSeo' was was uSed III the ou1ldlng OF
oy WTa,e11s,4 Tor t onl|eso 9oyS.
"oulul tlaC money nave been better IN
ee91 I mao IL Pala OH the deot OF Mercer, or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
FOR SALE--lTarms
ny ". l.. pUECELL Jr co INC.
Next Door to io~t-Di,icc

NcN: Door TO Post Once
THE best Investments is Virginia Land
~ our prices.
1877 acres. il-room brick bundin-
good outbuildu-s and orchard niLN
.l".po".
Sla acres. GOOD timhcr and land. 10000"
80" acr"s in Happahannocl< river
IIchIn"nd County only SS,no",
10" acre, in August. COUNTY: station
on place. Vi: bargain at only sZi."o"
$40 aero IN Go"chland county. = r~,
acre.
500 acres IN G"ochland COUNTY: "to
house: GOOD orchard Good fences.
$4,000"
$50 y,v .r'? z 20 .. mites Of Richmond. %"
TOO acrcs !. miles Of Richmond. in
sight OF station. $500.
- .crcs, - miles Of Richmond. timber
500 fec, in city exchanged FOR brick
property.
WE hs,. buyer for acreage adjoining
city.
WE have buyer FOR Monumon, Avenue
home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
For SALt.-i'arnis


no acres river farm. magnificent water
'front.'. on" mile from Steamboat wlIt {
ana small town: 100 aCreS IN cultira .
non, very productive chocolate" lVatIi
SOL highly improved. Subdividcd in nice
i.'t:' level fields by wire fences on
i"cust posts: watcrcd by several
NrfllIS ana Branches; buildings ,ouSi = I
81 'oioniHl brick residence OF II lars: .
rooms. handsomely finished inside. with
l?-in"h bri:h walls. coucrcicd base
:n"ni. ia excellent state oi prcScrN !.
''oi' goo" irdia" mousse and cattle barn,
p "'ticiliL mex. with hay storage
.'""Nc; several other smaller vuibuild-
ihSN- Lug" barn yard. iuciUStn: cl.-
S'ui Spriuy Tor watering STOCK with
sulicicnt tail for ram. Price. $1,000.
MS ~ great bargain. Let INC snow
~ 20 YOU. W. Scott Garrett. 3ui Mutual
h"ilhin%, tcl"pi"n" l:auiviph ilat,
.Oii >'Ic Or cAciIauyc ;vu-.,.Ir .iolu
ana :'hSs !arn .inu Av-acre CUniner.
''"l o. tnarn All hAuTiant STOCK
'nriitE i'rcssur. water inutuS $50
htrc cash. OF for income city property
!citss Z. lac, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
REAL. ESTATE roE EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE. Tor improved Richmond
property. Zoo acres. lust outside OF
Washington. Montr"iu"rv tnuuig. Nil
surrounded ny rio! estates: adjoining
land S"iiin" FOR 500 pcr acre. price.
-" acre. suitable 20 diNid. apH soil
into ana 2-acrc tracts. Dwu.. non
:cSidoit Tract - miles from Il -
'rict Hue. New York i;eal Estate
Erosc.s. Ii33 + street Northwest
Wt>Ein-;on. t.. g.
SALE OF exchange. farm, % :t"i os. Ill
cleared. It railroad station ." mules
from I:i"Emon". NIu"-r"om dwelling.
U"'v. also '-ro"in bungalow Barn and
otl"r "itbhiId:naS iycellcu; neigh
h"rh"cd Richmond rrUS; and - vi-rs
company. Real f.stat- Dcp;u .ri,ut.
Main :,u,. - Vsnth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
REAL. ESTATE lon ENcm,>uE

,'.t. I>,h,-I,-. - I,-,,,,
hom" and al .oiniu& i"ts r,od" 20
"a cN'rN Wy lnr smaller hu,.". 4
i"' ,.uv r.mcS .pisOntch
EpCNTEEN-ACi;E farm. with small
hoGS''. few auric and p":,cn trees.
Hnif OMEN land. htlaac" an t!ulhcr. -
mics tr"u Mch"riin. VA. IA, Nvsst
town OF thc map Ton it size. rail
roads iiN" clutches .,rd - good school
l'lnCc rented. hu, can give pu>sesS ION
at once. Addrcs.s y -. hon =. MchriG IN.
~.
LARGE lot. Si-fp3, front, wita ON"
sior" aud several rooms above. also
on" briefs stable amt G-r"nm dwelling
Wanted 7" exchange COR homo i'm West
Emu can Madison itn-J 81 air 'l"vd
.\Nrnl!p.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
w =, DAVIS.
Manager Fam De ,ar;mert.
Wn' NJ Mile. n % Inc.
Ia North Eighth Street
Eich--,,. Y,

WE have some Of the most desirable
farms In Eastern Virginia distant
from Richmond from TO 40 miles
,or'h. south .aSt ~ west Some o..
these a.. IN ia mes River. some cir,c,
~ on railroad" d some in ,h, In
ierior. Without any doubt. now i, Tho
t!rle - nurchnS, u VIRGINIA farm,
Values are increasing all the time
Richmond Trus, and Savings C,orlD,my
capital $1,000. 6dr Real Estate Depar,
mems Main anr. seventh street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
REAL E,r,TE ron Excu,>uE.

\NTED L" exchange, my thrc" Uiccc,
of .HNcstECUt property. All beck
lNcl!iH;;~ Two "I these piopr rtI.s hpS
rooms ami bath located 80 MOS, l,n,.
r"ntc' lpI SlSu D"r Junur each w..
"ih"r i@ located uu North rw ma VA
Ntr"'t routed FOR $50 pc amman.
Tntd Ieutui Of all. $500 per annum
A3!uv. $500 WIN taco tor "a homo "
W'Si Enn and p'H di'fcr,mc" l' e. ST.
i'I.tc al h"uc not to ":C""d =, 700.
{ -" caro- rim"s-pispatch.
WILL Trad" r"lI estate CoI NauuhUstrr
N.n"Ual i>nE StuCE james rrank-
lin 90 i'rk Eri!Giu=
VIII trad" couple city lots q, Norfolk
Il. Tor lHlH iouIn;: Ford. reason
n"i". .!,un"s T. rUrNcnr. Nirl:,iina. va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
$4,000

Five hundred and fftv acres on low
or lanes River. 900 acres in highest
state Of cultivation; good as any
land or James River: 100 acres und 81
fence: J-acre orchard. Besides a fine
old Colonial residence Of large rooms
there arc over 20 other buildings. CON
sistins OF barns. stables. .ranarics
Sh eds. etc. Will include all stock
farming implements. hay, corn, etc, in
Nentoricd 10 he worth over $500 II
YOU want one OF the hest farms on
James River see this. Has wharf
Ger our free cataiog OF 900 farms.
GARRETT & 60.
III" East Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

seventy i've acres. so acres under Gull
t!NaroH balance IN wood OF good
standing. En,ir. farm fenced and cross
fenced WIZ include personal property
consisting OF horse. head CAttl"
farming implcmcnt., lot OF hay. foddc :.
about 40 bushels corn good buggy
.i". This is excellent land; farm H.. :
iwo road fronts. ]" miles Of cry Euiii-
insS OF fair value. Tins Is positively
the cheap"s: it'll. farm in the state.
owner forced TO sell 0UiCk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
$3.50

Fort! five acres. at railroad station.
" miles OF CITY: 80 acres OF excellent
lAnd. IN high sta;. Of cultivation Resi-
dcn"e o. rooms. large barn and
stable This would mako Il most at
tractiNc home for person ~ business in
;he city. Very Convenient railroad Scr
vice. wtth cheap transportation can
make very easy terms. bu excellent
road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
Ii.\MlLTDN ~ tNAiI'i:i.l.i.
Eleventh ana IIull streets

- acIcS-.";. acres cleared. IL miles
vest Of ii"hmon'l. "vcr GOOD road.
small dwelling. usual uItbuildju...
vol and spring. horse = head cnt-
;lc. 200 bushels corn. forage. l.u:.,
.'ud harness ANA farm implements i'm.
"luG"d. Price Tor all. Il 800 I:ich-
moud Trust and savings Go" Real Us.
tate Department; Maiu ANA Seventh
streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

GOOD lo-room brick house. to exchange
for vacau; lots in n" city. Wht,
have YOU got
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
S16,OOO.OO

VII hry ;,hsolltcly tho hest ANA most
a!'iaotiN" Sportsnan'S Estate. Good
arm iIuntn. and Fishing Preserve 10
-" h'" Iu Virginia at tho price Nearly
l'"on ""i's;'l25 cultivated: u"w >-roon
residence thoroughly modcrn . ar.
.'Hl"n wells motu" boats residence
t'rni%hcd IN up-to-'itt" manner with
"''rN thing required 70. mathematics
i'"tNrS wagons ana al necessary farm.
'nb'e'n"nts: carctakcr employed
month";; on the place small t,uan,
houses. i'lacc has broad r.ycr. from,
WIN railroad and steamboat facilities
~" Representation on III" place
10" hhiGl location. This - GOOD
'I"'". With In" host q! FISHING: ana hupi.
inc. with som. ~ Tho mos, fer,i!o hand
IN virginia. CARVING with il . game
preserve whore ,hcrs is game which
can h" protected ahsolutely ami Is tho
nest county @"ntirmnu'S estate thu,
can he p'ucUrcu - - reasonable COS, in
I'm. STATE. II is good bny. and If YOU
"'Sh further par'icHlHrS Write
JAMES I. COSBY.
sol Mutual Building
Richmond Va.
CrMrAEATiNE.I.Y new house. , rooms
acres land at station. 5000 iousc
= looms. "a acres. Sl.5on. l. : l.oakc.
t'i.u hilcu VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
T.. T.. ROPER X co.
Corner Tenth and Main street

=" acres ON Good road. only 30 miles
from the city good ;-'oum h"nsc and
otItbuildiu=s > ncrcs cleared. and with
horse ana Other personal property that
IS worth SGT. all for 81 -" ca"h FOR
quick sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
i y. rONNELLY & co
Seventh anI Franklin streets.
Richmond. Va

50 acres splendid farm store and
dwciiin. and outbuildirgs. store doin=
:inc cash business. Farm in cxcclleu,
condition. Located n main county.
road. Automobile liL.. y great ~
portunity for s".J0".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

~ acres. 20 cleared and in high stat"
OF cultivation, good ,-room ho,.S" and
utitbUilGiurx: liiti" over ono r!lc to
"a ilroad. i'ol II QUICK deal $1,000. w3tn
very good terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

WE nave So. cr.,l -ord farms fol cN.
change FOR city property Let Us
nov th.m 70 ION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

COOP Investment property FOR sac
cheap. VIII pay over - r"r cont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

40 -cre-. 100 acres c!e..~cd = milo.
irom city mile To =. l'oAu station:
orchard: Groom Gv,'lirr .pG ouIhuila-
u-" 1'or QUICK sal. uni, ii: NJ 100
SCI ;h!. quick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

IN; OF The finest f.,yIa - Soutlsidc
VAGINA. over 500 :crrs. 600 acres
va hi-h state Of cultivation: ovc, on.
mi!'ion ftc' q; ss'v tiuoci. l." miles
rom railroad ;; on. srlrudiJ build
inSs ,aicr and taih a. dwelling AM
At barn: al imp!. ueni> .t1ck. m.cl,l.,
CRY and crops At . b.iSain Sec m.
r-!Sk bout tNis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

J.. T.. ROPER: & 80.
Randolph i,s2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

SENEEN1. small homes az c.. lines
ne~r IN" city. "ud -. - INA build
'lS SITES On Jfu' ;,Ner. 18th fin.
lc"S 81 riv"' ana c.ty. at r,tra ct!,o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

80 .cros of :ood land. ouc-ua!f c!car.,!.
b..iarcc In wool, l. m.lcs from Rich
mond on--hair mil. from railroad So.
tor. ia ih.'hl! settled and 5000 COM
nl.nity' high ,lpol. church several
,ior"s n slGh; OF h"g- Fine ir!ci;
'tnh poultry srim. @ hon' .or business
man: S-roori. :-Strrt GVeiiiur arg.
Dr"u ana All NECESSARY outbui!dii:s. 81!
NV: water ir dv,l.inR ,ud barn. ON,
$500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

FOR sale, h"ua, 80 room, on ci.u.rh
iii!! t-s anu mo. largo Dathl uon
with tho very best n.tu.cs. ins,an-
~ lcous heater new gas range in
Nlichrr, large lot running back 10 .,
io-foot street Fronts on c.. lin. IN
INC section oi four churches. nice neigh
oorhood. Must sell ~ once. Cash or
'crms No agent y $50 curc Tines
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

80 sores. 20" iu MGR state Or cglti-
WALTON - acres IN pin" ana oak WOOD.
LH"G' orchard running streams one.
fourth "f mile :" Church, store. school
and roa,-oiiica or farms. Stov" is dom:
INC largest business in that section.
Improvements cost more than tn" price
~ the f"rn We ca" sell farm -
Guiding nil intro cmcDjs. and store Tor
:: 600. less than cost o' Improvement
<" acres. cHrclIcu; S-rcom hous, good
BARN and ontbUildiuGs: 80 acres in
li-h Stat" OF cUliivat.ou' : acres 10
occha-C Location only miles 80 Il;
J. = - Ey..r"ad arG Gar linz" l'r. -.
'".J"". '.ims 10 he arranged.
j. y CoNNEI.IY \ 90
Madison 335l Madison &3."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

10 acres ~ fine land splendid nome
and Gr.si mill doing . !atrc husi.
ness Everything in irst- class rtuniuS
prde' This mill is paying ana L..
Gated Ia one " tn" most prosperous
SECTIONS or county SEQ IS ."r Prise,
and Information.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
EOIk SALt.-Itnrnls


ONE OF the los, farms OF tho jIm"s
'SiNvr containing about 800 ocl' =
tian"Sor" rHSIdcnC" with al uodCru
} nprpN cncutS y bar.a ~ Address
owner = @l'. rarc Times hisru'ch.
SMALL. farm bargain q" a,gcs ~ Nc,
level land. al wuc t.n.,d good
I"un" tpp'c "rchn'u Ia hearing. cot.
t"Ec Iwcl!tn" OF . rooms. ~ good con
dit"n. dairy poultry unu pigeon
houses. shop ANA shcddcd barn. with
h"rs" Ind COW Sl'lls E."d room. We
hic!" .tnd m.chinvrN sheds fronting
ON vm' of IN" best turnpitcs ia coui.
y. ~ sigh: OF Village and . MICS a.
Richmond aud I'.tcl:hUr.: car Enc aud
IilwaN station rho huildtn.s could
not hc dmrli"0'''l frr 'h. rlur"i rri"c.
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DESIRABLE South>Jd" dwcUiny :
rooms ;,m'l bath. not ami cold water
electric ii':ht"'i. gas range. ju best
residential section. Square Of FERRY
street car line. Terms uuu.Guily :r-
.om"roda:in. $50" cash. balance easy.
Price. i3.3Ct.
II.>MlI.TON " cNAlf'i:EI.l
Eleventh and I'ul streets
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WANTED--l;cal Estate

! nave an immediate purchaser cot e
h"nS" 'u lnvkS"N Watd FROM tlsan
Ia N-.'"' What HAY" you
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ron S.NI.Ii-i'arni>

80 acres Of lard win nuc sora and
dock shoot.f. on James River. also
hnc fishing. ioc.,tud on i#r-c creek OF
arm OF James: 80 acres upland 80
acres IN cultivation. t-roOm hra-a!ow..
room FOR bath, t-room tenant house.
.er'"nts uuAriCr". ana All necessary.
"UtbGIld;ngs. l.r-, barn ~Ith water n
same: 70" noa;s one launch uo.ti-
tcuSc. piers. THIS * i'm. plnc. Tor.
It sport!n: club. ~ p-i.a at. h4ut.ug.
'nd ushinr rrcscr,c. only ts5r"
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w .NNTt:r. 20 lcns" or suitcase ccr-
tvIlly located boarding OF rooui,,-,
horse Address y 5&2, care rimcs- his
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fNliMEl;S u"ticc. For r"ut ono pr
the best farms IA Eastern Vtreinf,.
ON SAT- water "ont"ius l,n acres.
convenient 20 town. boats srd rail
"oah we'll adapted TO trucks or gen
Hral farming soil, pa"ticulJIy rtoduc-
tive. VIII rent Oh attractive" tcriN.