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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12

When train No. 2 on the Northern
Pacific arrived Friday night it brought
James Sherr, who had been shot three
times by holdup men near Bloom, few
miles this side of Jamestown.
Sherr was riding on the engine
tender and said two men came over
from the head car and attempted
holdup. In the melee Sherr was shot
three times, once in the jaw, once in
the leg and once in the abdomen.
Upon arrival here Sherr was taken
to the Riverside hospital He was
weak from loss of blood and died Sat.
urday morning at 1890.
Sherr was one of the men in the
holdup at Medina last summer, and
had just served 80 days in Jail at Jam.
estoWn.
The shooting occurred in stutsman
county, and the disposition of the
body will probably be in accordance
with instructions from the officials
there.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12
MOVES ON OWN FARM

Litchville Bulletin: Henry Van
Bruggen on Monday closed up the deal
for the Charles Olson farm in Rosebud
township, and on Tuesday moved there
and took possession. Mr.. Olson and
family on Monday moved to their new
home in Hastings, which Is just ready
for occupancy. Mr.. Giebink's farm,
northeast of town, which was leased
for a number of years by MIR. Van
Bruggen, has been rented by the Post
brothers, of Stutsman county, VINO
took possession the middle of the
week.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12
Hollis Rural Lyceum
Course Very Popular

Fargo, Oct. 6.-That the rural ly.
ceum course established by Prof. A. P.
Hollis, of the extension department of
the North Dakota Agricultural college,
is proving great success, Is shown by
the fact that at least one of the pro,
gressive county superintendent of the
state has taken the matter up with his
teachers recommending the course for
their schools.
The letter in question is written by
c. E. Cavett, county superintendent of
Ransom county, copy of which came
into the hands of Professor Hollis.
The communication is an indication of
what educators think of the system
of extension work and is in full as fol-
lows
1T would be very fine if you would
have a good entension course in your
school during the current year. l rec
ommend very strongly the course put
on by Professor Hollis, of the agricul-
tural college. A couple of good box
socials would defray the necessary ex-
penses, or they might be betrayed by
selling tickets to your patrons at a
very reasonable figure. shall be
pleased to assist you in securing a
good course and advise you to write
to Professor Hollis at once, get his
terms, talent to be furnished,etc. If
you need assistance in arranging for
finances, we can have a meeting in
your district and, believe, sell enough
tickets to give you the desired funds.
You may do as you wish concerning
this proposition. However, I stand
ready to assist you and will do all l
can to help you secure a good course
if it is desired by your patrons
yours sincerely,
(Signed) &c. E. Cavett."
In speaking of this letter, Professor
Hollis said:
1T is worthy of note that Mr.. Cavett
does not sit down and wait for the
teachers to write him. He writes them
and offers his active service. The idea
of giving couple of box socials to pay
for the. entertainment course is nov
ell one, and ought to be useful to many
small communities over the state.
"Mr Cavett has a great many con-
solidated schools in his county, and he
is urging them especially to rise to
their opportunities and make the
school the real social center of the
township this winter"
The social center for the rural com.
munity idea is one of the things that
Professor Hollis Is working for and it
appears from the way the matter of
the rural lyceum course is attracting
attention over the state his idea is 60
ing to do a great work.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12
Dr.. Ladd Will Visit
Barnes County Soon

DR.. E. F. Ladd, president of the Az
ricultural college, will be in Barnes
county on Oct. 81. During the after
noon he is going to visit the schools
in the neighborhood of the city. In
the evening he will give an address
at the second annual fair and harvest
festival of Noltimier township. This
fair is to be held in the school and will
be along the same lines as the festivals
of last year, which proved to be very
successful. t-.'. ..-'...-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12
SoLEN FARMER STEPS INTO
KNIVES OF GRAIN SEPARATOR

Mandan, Oct. 9.-Anton Thomas,
wealthy farmer living near Solen, suf.
fered severe cuts on the right foot Sat.
urday afternoon when he stepped into
the moving knives of grain separa.
tor. Others of the threshing crew i'm
mediately stopped the machine and
saved Thomas from the loss Of his
leg, and perhaps his life.
A physician was summoned who
dressed the wounds. Although badly
cut the foot will be saved and ampu.
tation will not be necessary.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12
PARALYSIS STOP INSTITUTE

Fargo, Oct. 6.-County Supt. j. w.
Riley has announced that the district
school institute, which was scheduled
to meet at .Chaffee on Saturday, has
been postponed on account Of infantile
paralysis appearing in that neighbor-
hood some time.ago. The meeting will
be held later, just when has not been
decided ct this time. =
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12
Burke Campaigning in
Northeastern Counties

John Burke, United States treasurer,
opened his campaign in the north
eastern section of the state on Mon
day, spending the entire week in the
northeastern counties.
Chairman Fred Mclean, of the demo-
cratic state central committee, announ.
ces that Burke will spend Monday in
Grand Forks county, Tuesday in Walsh
county, Wednesday in Pembina county,
Thursday in Cavalier county, Friday
in Nelson county, and Saturday at
Finley, Steele county, where he will
visit the Steele county fair.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12
Southwest N. D. Has
Fatal Auto Accidents

Hebron, Oct. 9.-Carl, the four-year-
old son of George Urban, president OF
the Urban Mercantile Co., was instant
ly killed few miles south Of this city
yesterday when he fell out of the auto
mobile his father was driving and the
rear wheel passed over him. Complain
ing of feeling cold the little fellow
stood up in the car and either because
Of the swaying of the car or because
he leaned against the door, the door
flew open and the boy fell out and un-
der the car. While the car was not
heavily loaded and the shock might
not have been fatal to grown person,
the little body of four was crushed.
Girl Badly Crushed.
Hebron, Oct. 9.-Jake Lindhele, 30
miles south of this city, while backing
his car out of the garage, ran over his
little three.year-old daughter, Lydia,
who ran back of the car. The child's
hip was crushed and she was other
wise bruised about the legs, but the
injuries are not necessarily fatal. The
broken bones were set in plaster casts
and there is hope the child will not be
crippled.
His Ford Lost Wheel
G. H. Sahl, travelling salesman, OF
Minneapolis, driving a Ford car owned
by w. r. Taylor, of Chicago. saved a
collision yesterday, but at the expense
of the car. He was driving from New
Salem toward Mandan when he met
another car. The driver of the other
machine steered to the left Sahl, to
avoid collision veered his machine
sharply to the left, went over bank
at the side of the road and smashed
off b front wheel. He escaped injury.
Sheriff Was In Wreck
Sheriff Ben White, Of Sioux county,
who was up from Yates last night In
connection with horse stealing case,
narrowly escaped serious injury. He
was driving toward Bismarck on the
ferry road and ran off the steep grade
on the approaching to the crossing
over the north line tracks: The car
slid down into the deep ditch, and
White and companion we're thrown
from their seats. The car was some
what damaged and 1t was necessary to
get 4 team TO pull It hack on the road.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12
WEsO CLUB NET WEDNESDAY

The members of the Weso club met
on Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Gladys Schmoll, on Second ave-
nue.. There was a very good attend.
ance, about 20 members being present.
The young ladies spent the evening
at music and crocheting, and in con-
clusion a dainty lunch was served.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the home of Mrs. c. A. Bloom.
berg.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12
FORM Err BARNES COUNTY
GIRL WEDS AT DICKINSON

Litchville Bulletin: Miss Clara
Beatrice Hemmer and William p. JET
ferries were married at Dickinson last
Saturday, Sept. 80. The bride is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hem
mer, formerly residents Of this vicin-
ity and during the past eight years
living near Dickey.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12

Mrs. T. l.. Hazlett, of Long Beach,
Cal, who recently arrived here for a
visit with old friends, is now visiting
with friends at Leal. Mrs. Hazlett
spent day here before going to visit
other friends in the county, including
relatives at Sanborn. Mrs. Hazlett is
q sister of f. J. Bignall, Of Sanborn.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12

Mrs. Clare l.. Brown, of Minneapolis,
is visiting in the city this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Won
Schultes. Mrs. Brown is a daughter
0f Mrs. Won Schultes. .'
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-12
Was Held Up and Shot
Three Times; Died Here

Frank Cook, of Sanborn, formerly OF
this city, was visitor here Sunday at
the home of his mother and sister,
Mrs. Gertrude Cook and Miss Anna
Cook.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

OK sale" St"rtOiNpcrS mats. SN2i /:
N*A lh!" ana Tough. lust the thing to
lin" chicken houses and vuthouScs:
$40" per 10" pounds ct The Office: -
cents extra Tor out OF town orders for
cariaEr. Address Times Dispatch
TNo second hand incubators. so ana
l2"-cSG size: HUT Orp!llStou ANA
i!arr-d Rock eggs The Victor poUltry
larAs. .2"3 North Seventeenth street.
E!chm"Ed, Va,
SINGLE Comb HDn Lrghorus. eggs for
Matching. Prize winning strain
Great winter layers. /" Toy $50: 80 FOR
S2.@o. T. +. BROOKS. orange. Va.
FOR sale. pigeons, caruenuN runts.
dragons; 80 cents pair Phone Mad
ISon 515n-W
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iOf StIl:-tiorses

ii.ht 70 decided to "Eangc oi!c o. nv
sta n!"s i.to Il garage VII dispose or
80 head Of i"-i"s ana big horses and
mares ,rcy have been working here
- tIc las, year ia big trucks and
wagons. Their ages ar. from : RI s
Years old. Will weigh from 100 TO
100 bounds Tho ar" all in frst-class
condition. ana will sell them under a
!ull Susraitcc. !; not as represented
VII! refund The money. can be seen AT
Quilts stables, IA. Is. IS. 20 South
Tenth.
Fpi; sale, 1T sullivan stable II. North
Eighteenth street. biz mules right
"lt OF hard work, weighing from 200
10 l,3Nr pounds each; { big work horses
"nd mares. ] extra good driving horse.
thoroughbred Jersey cow. :. wears
old. Will become fresh after April !
good TOP hughes and several good
sets -! liGnt and hcavy harness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

FOL: sale. ON" St.rnb.rg = l-2-tum
motor truck. Cheap Tor cash = :,nS
car. Times DISPATCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS


FOR sale OGo bushels sound mixed
field peas for planting AT 81 per
hUSh.l delivered ~ amy point in Viz
giria. Samples furnished upo,, appli-
cation. SaInu.! Bear. Sr., y Sous. Will
mineton. y C.
PEAS delivered Virginia points. sound
mixed peas AT sl.i" per bushcl. good
iron peas at Sl.Gn per huShel Freight
prepaid 10 Virginia points W. 4.
Johnson. North. : e
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Whether You Are Building
CES-l.egal.
COMMON " t.ALTH or PE%NSYL-
WANNA. INSURANCE DE,I.AIt'T-
ME.\T

XANiA. INSURANCE. DEi'AK'r-
III the matter of the liuuda,ion of
ihc t.mploycrs Indemnity Company
OF !'hiladelphiH" ,dissolvcd May is
- lDauphin County Common pleas
Court. 40. g., Comm. Docket 1910
As statutory iiuuidator OF The En-
hioEcrs Indemnity Company OF rhila-
phia appointed pursuant 10 ih, pro-
VISIONS or the act nf Assembly OF June
J, 1911 tl'nnphict Laws JaYI. the un-
d.tSisn"d hereby gives notice 10 all
individuals, corporations, partu.rships
anh associations, who may HAY" claims
"Shlust said company. that the said
Claims. duly verified. must be He'd win
Thomas X. bona ldsou. Special Deputy
INSURANCE Commissioner 81 Walnut
street. Philadelphia. Pa. on OF before
May \, 1916. in order to be entitled TO
p:iucipai" in the assets ii the said
company.
i'iisuant t" III. provisions OF said
act Of assembly | shall as soon as
rracticahlc after said date, Mas is.
1915, prepare Tor fling in ,hr Common.
l'l"aS court Of Dauphiu County. my
hnai account as such luUitirior and !,
scheme ~ distribution to creditor
dur motto" OF which viii then lie
given 10 all parties Interested. SO Thar
opportunity may Ice afforded 10 file cN-
ceptionS thereto.
tSiGncdt CHARLES JOHNSON.
Insurance Commissioners Of pennsyl-
Nania.
harrisburg, Ia
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SITUATION WANTED-Alnle

'oAil't.rI.Nr bookk"cpcr, accountant
ana General Oiic" man desires posi- =
lion with r"liaoi" firm Al references
FURNISHED. Address & alI. care Times
Dispatch
~ No mant wants position ia G"o .
'c'N Sior" rs manager or clerk. co,!'i-
nIN "f CITY: years experience. j. f":,
rin,S. b!Suat"h
pEINrER nlI-round man steady.
sober. reliable. years experience.
age -. wants position: preferably
country SHOP. Address * GoI. ear"
Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. White Wyundottc cockcr"ls
81 ana $50 Satisfaction gUarau-
i.ed T. :. Jones, Georges Bend.
fraul!ir. Va.
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FOR SALl;-Reul Estate

v HOLE city blo"i. present site old
Dominion bistiil!rS 60. tau he
seen at any tim" can Madison 717o.
holE s@le. lot L.. Napoleon Nv"nuc
N"rthS!d" Place. 2INlOI. Price. SI7i.
ADDRESS = ipa, care Times Dispatch
50. - south Cherry Street. ill-2 p"r
""nt Investment. In frs, class repair.
-" ihtS bargain owner lives "u
i.rCmiS-S
ron; sale ~ exchange, 10 acres uniiu-
proved lImd VEST nc l:rlt Line. Fine
'hnnc" fu' liz. investor So. owner
u, East Grace
FDH sale. 40 feet Grace stree, Mouu-
n"ui NnucN. SO p.r foot AddrcSS
!: GN". care Times DisD:,trl..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
ANIMALS FOR SALE.

FOL: sale. j." head OF good mules
weigh from Loco TO 1900 poumus.
nTi,". from S22j per pair up. This
stock is all ia good condition and right
"ut Of til" hardest kind Of work. Can
hc seen At Ilowman's Transfer stables
IL SoMLN ELftncMtM Str.ct-
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" NNiED-A2cnts

So q upwards daily offered rvpr"s.u-
tativcs. good takers. result pro
t'uc"rS VINO haNr cauNaSScd. sold books
insurance. stocks. etc. Give your
phone. II 81, care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
SITUATION Observation-Disclosures

ASSISTANT bouhkccDcr and billing
clerk desires position By March -
Rapid and accurate machine operator
Understands all kinds Of general Office
work; years experience. Al refer
cnccs. Address 'Sookkccpcr.' care
Times Dispatch.
AN efficient young lady book keeper
and billing clerk desires position. :
YEARS experience. ana best references
II 5lr, care riimcs-D!spatch.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Boulevard INN. on Hamilton no.Is
beautiful location, CCInt ana sea
sior. combined with city conrerIici!cce
Excellent table. Terms. 81 to ST. mr.
week. Near SOif links. Open al The
:ca" MisHes Tr!b. Roul.va,d Inn.
i!runtUu Va
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS


OFFICE BUILDING.
~ Ntr,u. of 4 yer,a,n deed OF ,rus,,
IN III" clerks uiic. OF ,uc Richmond
thancery Court. ia l.. h DO. page
-" default having been mad. in IL"
payment of II portlou Of tn. debt
'h"'cin secured. and heinz required 80
:" DO ~ the bcMehciarN III" under.
SlSncd trustees viii sell az pubic uu..-
Non. oh IL" premises. on
TUESDAY. MANCn -. 1876
at l. o'clock NJ
thar valuable business property known
A. tn, old !; " \. OiG1r Buil,il,g. Ill
utted om Cary street. near 'rwtIfth.
ginning At !, "oirt in The so9thnrT, l nS
81 cary Street forty 600 fcer three ~,
Inches. more or less weSi Of ,hc ,soW'h-
streets. being the northeast corner q!
~" old =; \ Office Building: thence
~ westerly direction sovcnty-right
'iAt Zee; nine -, iuchcs more or less
70 a pont In said southern lin. Of Cary
ssou.h"ilE direction forty 900 t"et
thre" q! inches, NOR" or loss. to "a
noin,; thence at right angles cast",y
NOR. or less. 10 point: thence at
iiSht angles in nor,hcrly direction
forty coo feet three j3) inches more
or l.ss, TO the point OF beginning. to-
""th"r with ANY and all right. title. in
;"rc%t and estate which may he vested
property. IN aud :" the nli"yway ON
Tie. west side OF the property afo,c-
81 fonr 90 feet ten ,i"p iuchcs. more
or less, OF Cary Street. and four 90
Get SIN 90 inches. NOR" or less. ON
IN, proceeds az may be necessary TO
dcfray the expenses ot -N.cutins thl,
Nib imteryst ,hr T no ION q pese "I"g
-. 1919. :uh tn, residue mon such
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FOR SAI.E--Venicle,.

Fol; wagons. 20 20 Richardson Bros,
6i6 Brooi Avenue. painting repair
ing and rubber tire WORK Madison
1867.
l.Ai:GE stock OF top Dusri"s aud run
iOoNtS. Wagons tor every business
Let rs SUPPLY yoUr wants. Easy terms
y. Meyers Sons. -! East cary
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WANTED-KuonI and Board.

WANTED. quiet home for old lady.
cit: or country civ. particulars
9 lis. ear" Times Dispatch
WANTED. Toy young married co,nI..
i""in and hoard ia privat. family.
ir"ier I" locate on Grace. Franklin 81.
>onln rNird streets In answering
s'hi" lowest terms viii accept REF.
rr'ees exchanged - ila care Times
p..EcI
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

W. FIRED RICHARDSON. INC.
Firrpi oof Storage for IiOuseh old Goods
iol 500 West Main street
Don't forget. When we move Won we
thr projections OF your house. Before
moving Sct our prices. t:au,olph S43
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i)Opo ,;ASSo

l)Opb t,ASSb
Is a wonderful discovery. does away
with al foreign 5ubstui.cc ia the en-
SInr OF youi aUtumoDile. makes IT
asoin" Gonsn " G"N% Send ger for SS" trio
hottie W" viii send /, hy parcel post
I'd VIII r t.r Sm NIX. sS'.S "t"m'S ~,
20. III" Dope Gtsso CO. Newport
a. l., rhl:MiNG Yields hro:sem metal
oar,i sps @NS H Gyimars er A%,%
cases. transmission eases. rear AL.
housings. frames. tenders ami macriu-
fully given. i'iemins'S W"id,ng Shop.
$3.50 '''" ''e''''''' street N'''s''
motor tr,"k ,'hear Tor casn . .SG5.
cai. Timcs-Dispatch
i'oE sale. new Ford c.r. .icvcr used.
y. with shocis anSorbers. VIII sell at
Address owner, II 6c2. care Times Dis
patch.
i?ls Fora touring chr. eood as new.
$"'1; 1915 Ford roadster. In good
paint and mechanical condition SPA.
y. X. 'riliar 1908 Wcsl Broad street
COMMERCIAL. bodies FOR Fords. soy
er"l styles 10 pick from: $50 and up.
We can make the chang" over on any
n"w Ford. W" have al IT," parts all
work guaranteed. on" ,,i. roadster
Sons, 73i East CARY.
ONE Ford ro"dst"r lnl' model. il
good condition; good tires S225. Will
max" good delivery car W.. have
several Styl" bodies that We can IN;
On FROM -" aU" n.y.. M"i"rs' Sons,
~ East cary.
prroRTGNiTT - .nl"r til" automo-
bile business Tor party with $1,000
csm,,ai ,a E@imE eo s, shes 70 IN.
ri.., INN -
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MEETINGS.


HEADQtARTERS commandery
Xxx % st. Andrew. No IL. knights
X TcinDirr l:iChmoud. Va. March
\ II, 1915. General Orders. Sin
Knights. Attend a Stated Con
cI'N" - Iour coinmaadery 1T the Ma
som" Temple. MONDAY, 18TH instant.
a. n'"iook T.. NJ. in fun dress of
T-upltr on loot. Members OF Rich
inond tonunuderN. NO. ., and alt tran
Sicht SCR Knights are CourtcouSiy ir-
>'t.d 10 bo present.
hy order Of the Eminent Commands,
EbW ARD J.. FROST
Attest Captain General
George q. jefferson. Recorder
R \ Special Communication OF Rich
Ky nond touGe. No. 10. a. r x
wv \ NJ. will be held in the Masonic,
t"np!". Broad ana AdninS streets THIS
tMoNpAYD EVENING a. G:3N O'Clock
IiIuHirnt brethren aud members of
S.stcr lodges :ratcrualIy invited
~ order of the WOrShipfui Master
ROBERT l. WINFHEE.
secretary.
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BOARDING.

TIE WEBSTER
ROOMS and board. absolutely nrst.
clhss; central; hot-w9t.r heat: prices
very reasonable. Madison 2435 1914
i"l" East clay.
WANTED. gentleman 20 boa.d In
private family In very desiraBl. part
o. the city. 40 chi!drrr and all mod
"ih SonNrnicnCcs. References et-
changed. J BIZ. care Times pispa,ch
IourI.E or : gentlemen FOR sri.n,.
front rom. also iaul" b".l.'.ls q.
West Main Str".t
LAS ut rooms aud Table punra 90.
East Franklin
ROOMS with so"! board: reasonable
rLles oli VS. Franklin stree,
fiHST-'l.ASS Accommodations. y.r-
man"'.' ana transient. iIn East
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BC RGL.ARS.
DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

SUITS pressed PC: cleaned and
pressed '"c. secured. IJc.; French
cleared. st."5. & Want X 90. ,tailors
ana cleaners. 1906 East Main Street.
Phone Madison GoaS
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WA NTI,D-itoOuIS.

'ci ll.f with two children desires .
fHri ish-" rooms r BARTON Heights
.: highland Pam. Terms mus, he
ItHsoE"h!". AdGGcSS = 500 care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
AUTOMOBILES

WhNrED. buyers for used cars Of
nearly every make. We give Yer:
best possible values Your inspection
broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

WANTED {. coioieG nursc Must h,
all" {" travel ami ~taI on tho place.
NpplN Mrs !: : Crcu-hHw. %" West
FrHuN!Ju street
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ICE. COAL md WOOD

BEST Pennsylvania white ash anthra
s5.an New River lump. 1918: New River
or PocahontaS nat 81 run of iniue.
$!.21. w. &. Reams. 7O7 North Seven.
trenth. Madison 6434
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DETECTIVES.

RCRcffS Private Detective Agency.
nome office, Park Building Pnons
Randolph 1895. Richmond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

Sy virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
dated Mnrch =. 1911. recorded il. clerks
1iiicc IF Eirhmond thanccry Court.
Deed Book :i0-c, prr" iGi. d"fuult
having been made ia tho payment Of
portion OF inc dcbt secured Thereby
and having been Required bN the h.uc.
hci:trN therein =" I" 10. VIII. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 1t. 1915,
1T o'clock =. NJ.
on tn" premises. proceed to sell tn.
following property. lot of lnnd in tn,
city OF Richmond, Va, he riuning on the
south line of Taylor Street. at Il point
distant thereon ISL feet, more ar less
w"stwardly from the western line q:
Reservoir street: thence running. west
wardly along and fronting or the said
southern line of Taylor Street 30 feet.
more or less, ana extending back
southwardly from. said front. between
lines parallel with the said western
ltnc Of Reservoir street 20 feet, more
or less. TO an alley in common ~ feet
wide. This * magnificent lot ana a
nnc renting locality. Don't miss the
sale.
TERMS Cash sufficient To pay all
costs OF sale, and all de!inQucni and
current taxes and Insurance 10 date q:
sale, and y note of S2I,. with interest
from March ., 1915, and the residue al
twelve months. secured Ivy a deed OF
trust on said property.
J. II. CARNE.AI..
Trustee.