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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
MEXICO SOON MAY
Be DEEMED SAFE
Commission Checking Up thu
Ability of Carranza to Pro-
teCt American Prop
erty Owners.
:hurch after ceremony in a showes

New London, Conn, Sept. 11.-An In.
quiry, which has for its object the re.
turn to Mexico of Americans with prop.
erty interests there, was begun here
today by the Observation-Disclosures joint
commission. 1t was indicated that, II
the facts disclosed warrant it, the state
department might withdraw its warn
ing that Americans stay out of the
n~elShboring republic for the present.
Al the suggestion of the American
delegates, the Mexican confcrees began
presenting detailed reports as to the
Progress made since the recognition Of
Genera CarranZa toward reestablish-
ing order. Whether Americans are to
be invited by their government u re-
turn TO their properties, it was indicat-
ed, depends apparently upon the Show
ing that can be made as to the ability
If General CarranZa to protect them
from bandits. The commission expect
ed to issue Il statement later in the day
giving the substance of the reports on
this subject which have been presented.
Another phase Of the discussion soon
to be taken up will be the various de-
crees issued by General C~arrInza,
which are held to be confiscatory by
Americans operating in Mexico. These
are being arranged and CLASSIFIED for
the commissions use, and t~abulati0ns
are being prepared to show their eff
feet in dollars and cents upon American
property holders in Mexico.
Luis Cabrera, head Of the Mexican
commission, said today that thc prog
reSS which had been made by his gov
eminent during the last year would
prove surprising TO those who had no
direct information on the subject.
Secretary Lane. heading the Ameri-
can delegation, indicated that the Mev-
lean commissioners fully realize the ne
ccssity for getting American owned
properties back to work. The reG.n-
GRAFTON of Mexico, he said, depended
on getting the country to work again
and the present object Of the joint de-
liberatiOnS was to determine exactly
what conditions Americans would face
when they returned to their properties.
Since their meeting three days ago
the American members have devoted
much time to a. study OF government
on the various phases of the
border problem. They entered the
today prepared to go into a
detailed examination of the various
for border patrol that have been
suggested.
They ere counting OF the personal
Of the situation which Maj.
Tasker II. Bliss will be able to
supply on his arrival from Washing
ton. Before the meeting began Sec
rotary Lane expressed confidence that
a constructive plan Of action would
take definite shape.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
penn line SEEKING
DETROIT TERMINALS
Plan $40, 100000 Extension
From Toledo to Reach Michi-
gan Factory Center.

3itt"bureh, Pa, Sept. 12.-Author-
he'd announcement was made here by
the Pennsylvania railroad lines west OF
Pittsburgh OF their plan TO enter De-
troit with ar estimated expenditure Of
100000, 600 to reach freight and pas
senger terminals there.
The Pennsylvania lines will be ex-
tended from Toledo to a point near the
Detroit city line, where connection will
be made with the Pere Marquette rail-
road and that roads track will be used
TO reach Fort street station. A belt
road will be built for freight purpose
which will parallel the 50-niile line OF
the Detroit Terminal railroad owned
jointly by the New York Central sys-
TEN n the Grand Trunk. IT will reach
every large manufacturing plant in De-
troit.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
SCOUTS FAIL TO GET
ANY TRACE OF VILLA
General Pershing Says Troops
Have Thoroughly Searched
His Reputed Haunts.

San Antonio. Tex. Sept. 12.-Scouts
IF the American army in. Mexico, have
penetrated the Santa Clara canyon in
search of Francisco Villas m%arauding
Sand and have not ound it there.
This was the substance of the mes
sage received today by General Fun
ston from General Pershing, who said
he believed Villa was in the vicinity
Of San Adrias, about 35 miles west Of
Chihuahua City. ... ......
This is the first intimation in many
weeks that General Pershing's men
have been operating at any distance
from their bases. General Pershing
reported that in the section traversed
the natives professed not TO have seen
or heard of Villa.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
NORTH DAKOTA CITED
AS GOOD DRY EXAMPLE

Fargo. N. D., Sept. 11.-Swingina
through North Dakota, which hes beer
dry" for a quarter of a century, J
Frank Hanly and other speakers aboard
the prohibition campaign special traiG
today proposed this states experience
a. proof OF practical results prohibition
would bring.
The party was awakened here TO-DAY
by a band playing Tennessee airs ;n@
MI. Landrith who halls from that state
went out and welcomed the crowd. /
was a good sized gathering. BillshOro
Grand Forks, LarimOre. Lacota. D"vil,
Lake, Rugby and Minot were other cit.
les visited.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
WAR UNPOPULAR
WITH RUMANlANS'

Berlin, (via wireless to Say
ville), Sept. 11.-Notable anti
war demonstrations in Buchar-
est are reported by the Cologne
Gazette. An open air meeting
attended by several thousand
working men and socialists was
held, according to the newspa-
per, all the speakers violently
d"enouncing the attitude Of Pre-
mier Brattiano. A resolution
was unanimously adopted, the
Gazette declares. urging the
Rumanian government TO re-
scind it's declaration Of q
The Lokal AnZeiger reports
that a serious revolution has
broken out in the portions of
Dobrudja province still held by
the Rumanians. According to
these advices peasants gathered
in large numbers and raised the
Bulgarian flag, the crowds fir
ing at the Third battalion OF
the Rumanian gendarmes regi-
mert, which was sent to the
scene, the revolutionists finally
dispensing the troops and max
ing prisoners of 100 of their
number. Following this Incl
dent, the adviCes say, insurrec-
lions broke out in towns in all
parts Of the province.
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TWO Attacks ON eINcHY.

London. Sept. 1.-Two efforts were
made yesterday by the Germans to re-
capture Ginchy, ON the Somme front,
from the British, but it is announced
the attacks were beaten off.
The statement follows:
The enemy made two more counter
attacks on Ginchy yesterday which
were repulsed. Several small detach-
ments of hostile infantry attempted to
attack u line near Mouquet farm and
in the vicinity Of PoZieres, but were
beaten off. Between Melville st.
Vast and La Bassee canal our troops
entered the enemy's trenches at sew
eral places, taking some prisoners"
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MARTIAL LAW IN ATHENS.

Athens, Sept. ll.-Athens is virtual
iy under martial law. Patrols Of i'll
fantry and cavalry parade the strezts
and the entene delegations IRE Under
strong guards. Fifteen hundred MA
rines have been added to the garrison
here on account of uncertainty IN re-
gard to the attitude of the troops. The
excitement caused by army dtsaffec-
lions at Salonikf, however, Is dying out.
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NEW STEAMER LINE TO
BRAZIL FROM NEW YORK

New York, Sept. 11.-A new steam
ship service between New York and
Brazilian ports will he inaugurated by
Norwegian interests beginning 0ctu-
Der %, it was announced here today by
the Kerr Steamship company, agents
for the Wilhelmsen steamship line of
Norway. -Four vessels have beer as
signed to this service. II was stated
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
PRESIDENTS SISTER
IS CRITICALLY ILL
Wilson Cancels All Engage,
ments and Rushes to Home
of Mrs. A. E. Howe.

Long Branch. y. j., Sept. 12.-Can-
ceiling all engagements, President WEI
son left here early today to so TO the
bedside Of his sister. Mrs. A. e. HCWe
who is critically Ill at her home in New
London, Conn. The president m1torad
to New York and will finish the trip
by train. The departure OF the presi-
dent did not delay the opening to@av
OF the summer executive offices at AS
bury park by a staff OF White House
clerks.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
GERMAN CHURCHES TO
INVEST IN WAR LOAN

Berlin. Sept. II. (via wireless to Gay.
ville).-Archbishop Dalbor, of TIE arch
diocese of Gnesen- POsen, has instruct
ed the clergy TO invest as much If II,
funds as possible Of their churC he's il
the new German wal loan, the OVers@ai
News agency says.
The municipality Of Wiesba7cn ha,
subscribed 10000 600 marks to The loan
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
AMERICAN CONSULATE
BOMBARDED BY FRENCH

Washington. Sept. 11.-Inquiry wiz
be made Of the French government re-
garding circumstances OF the lombard
ment September 4, by a French fleet
OF AleXandretta, Asiatic Turkey, dur
ing which the building occupied by
William Brewster. of New York, Amer
lean consular agent. was riddled. Nine
shells struck the building occupied by
Brewster, who is employed merely to
forward consular information. only q
few hundred dollars damage was done
and no lain will be filed.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
WILL KEEP TABS ON
BAKERS OF CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. 11.-Housewives OF
Chicago were today urged to weigh the
bread they buy and to assist the city
department OF weights and measures IT,
watching local bakers for violations Of
the anti trust laws against short
weiPhts. q.
The United States district attorney.
the states attorney and the Chicago
city council have started Investigations
INTO the bakery situation.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
GRAND CIRCUIT AT SYRACUSE.

Syracuse, n. Y, Sept. 11.-IdeSi
weather conditions prevail for tn,
opening Of the Grand Circuit races a.
the state fair track this afternoon. Five
events are on today's card. including
the Messina Springs stake for 3-year.
old trotters, purse $4,000; the Karniva
stake for 2:l1 class PAGERS, purse S.,
600; class for 2:l8 trOtters, purse 81,
200; the Sac-Buster free for all paca
purse 81, 200; the D~evereauX 2:l5 class
trotting, purse $4,000.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
HOLD UP PENSION OF
CIVIL WAR VETERAN

Berlin, Sept. 11.-(by wireless to Say
ville)-"A veteran of the American civil
wal who lives in Darmstadt. has not
received his pension for months, owing
TO the British censorship" says the
which the state department at WASH
ington sent with the checks also have
O arrived" Il. ..-
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PASS MEDICAL SUPPLIES,

WASHINGTON, Sept. l1..-The aliles nc.
cording TO an official dispatch today
will pass through the blockade medicl
supplies sent on the cruiser Des Nome.
by jewish organizations 10 sufferers ir
Jerusalem.
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GERMAN sTowAwAYs SAFE.

New York, Sept. I.-Four German
sailors interned in Spain at the begin.
ming Of the wa" arrived here today a.:
stowaways on the steamer A,tuulo
Lopez from barcelona. They were
overlooked in a search Of six hours
made by the British A. Gibraltar. They
were sent to Ellis Island.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
PROBE PRIVATE BANKS.

Hoyne, having uncarthoG an oid .,r,aIi.
fVing statute, today bc4:tn IN invest.
cation Of the condition OF C~nicugO's
small private banks, two Of which, or
the heels Of q long list OF others in re-
cent years, recently railcd. Foreisncra
have aecn'thC sufferers.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
MAINE GUARDS VOTE.

Laredo, Tex, Sept. 11.-Members O,
the Second Main regiment of nationa
guardsmen, doing duty along the MeXi.
border, today voted in the election
held in their state. A law permitting
this was passed during the civil war.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
SNOW IN COLORADO.

Denver, Colo. Sept. 11.-Colo-
radios first snow of the season
is falling at Leadville today. ac-
cording to reports TO the local
weather bureau. The precipita-
ton began last night and
amounts to nearly one inch. A
light frost, prevalent over Colo
RADIO. Arizona and Utah, is fore
cast by the local observer for
tonight.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
ITALY WILL FOLLOW
SUIT ON BLACKLIST

Paris. Sept. 1.-THE italian govern.
ment has decided to adopt a blacklist
system in principle. according to 9
Rome dispatch to the. Matin. The dis.
Patch says the list already drawn ur
by France and England will be used
With whatever other additional names
the Italian government may decide
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14
MANr ARMouR PLANT.

Duluth Mimi. Sept. 1.-THE Duluth
Commercial club, citing adjacent ore
field water transportation and its dis
lance from either coast among the ad-
vantages Of the city today, petitioned
the Washington government to locate
it's new l,000, 600 armor plate plant
here.
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BIG PLANT r

Vancouver, b. c.. Sept. 11.-Iire Of
unknown origin TO-DAY destroyed the
buildings Of the Pacific Steel Products
company with a property loss est.
mated at $50, 600. The plant has beer
in operation only five weeks.
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FIRE ON

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Beaver, enroute from Portland, Ore, tC
San Francisco, is raCiT,g for his port
with n fire in her after hold, according
to n wireless message received here by
her owners, the San Francisco & Port
land Steamship company. The message
stated that the fire was under controi
and that the passengers were in nc
dunppr &c..
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YAQUiS KILL IS.

Nogales, Ariz., Sept. ll-T1nuis
raidcd Santa Barbara. Sonora, 20 mi.Cs
southeast of here yesterday, aun killed
10 Cinnamon, according TO reparis re-
ceived today mt the communicates in
Nogales, sonora.
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SULTAN WRITES POEM.

Constantinople. (vial London), Sept,
1.-THE sultan has composed a poem
clarifying the achievements of the
Turkish troops in defending the OAR
danelles. The poem was dedicated to
Enver Pasha, the Turkish war minister
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The Swiss government decided tc
favor the single phase system for ele..
trifying its railways in preference q
the third rail because it cost 10 per cen.
less TO make the change.
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REPULSE GERMANS
IN BLOODY TRAYS
Five Attempts Made Against
French Line--TWo Attacks
on GinChy Were
Beaten Off.

Paris, Sept. 12.-Five times last
night the Germans attacked positions
newly won by the French on the Som
me front. The war office announces
today they were repulsed each time
with heavy losses.
The official report says the Germans
employed burning liquid in making
their attacks. The fighting occurred
south of the Somme from Berry to the
region of Chaulnes.
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JAMES DIES

New York, Sept. lL.-Gcn. .lnlnas
L. James, postmaster general luCel
President Garfield, died hevo ,od>,y Il
his seth year.
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The opening in the top OF Il new sugar
container opens automatically as il Il
tilted TO pour out it's contents anG
closes as the device is lighted to ex.
dust and insects.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-14

The industry encouraged by the gov
ernmnt, Tunis Is now producing moro
than 0 1000, 900 gallons Of olive oil a year
and expects in a few years to more than
double the amour
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Paris. Sept. 11.-Additional details Of
.hG disturbances at the French legation
IN Greece on Saturday are forwarded
by the Havas correspondent at Athens.
He t~elegraphs that while the entente
ministers were meeting at the legation,
a lumber of reserVists forced an en-
trance shouting Long Live the King"
and Down with the Entente" -Four
shots were fired. Nc one was injured.
The reservists fled.
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FIRE ON FRENCH LEGATION.

Athens. Sunday, Sept. 10.-(Via Lon
don, Sept. Hiking Constantine per-
sonally has accepted the demand of the
entente allies that the reservists league
OF which he is honorary president, be
dissolved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
FOR SiLE-Real Estate
Bargains For Sale

Beautiful 7-ruom detached brick
house facing Park. All modern con-
NVutCu'CS
NV" N-ro"m houses. Woodland
H"i-hts. latrohc heat electric lights
ana modern conNcnicucCS
WCs; End home. Floyd Avenue Sp"-
ci,l. ono OF tn" best in this section
mlo-icru CouNcnicnCcS and 4 bargain for
the price asked. Will have TO hc seen
to lie appreciated.
Church liili home, seven rooms. mod
cru cVnvcnicnccS. will trade equity
for West End lot.
East End home. best residential sec
ti"u, seven rooms. detached and mol
cru. $500 cash and balance Like rrnt.
East Marshall Street home. Church
liill. large lot. and modern
Three stores in heart Of business
section, always rented Will trade for
residential property.
Ice District special, hot-water heat.
combination fixtures. aud latest inn
prOVCmcnts. Terms TO suit
Homes and Investments in All sec
tons OF tho city and suburbs.
Lots Of lots in every section OF the
city and suburbs.
ii YOU want TO buy. soil or rent real
estate. SEQ
SULLIVAN & COMPANY.
North Tenth street.
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IN COLLISION AT SEA
American srh"unrr GoidHcid Iin> DO
Crushed To Water Line. and II
IONcd Into Port.

GALVESTON. TEN. March il.-Tha
Swedish steamship Aida. which saile-
Goldhcld, Martinique. for Galveston
wcro in collision At sea last night abol<
ten miles Off Galveston BAY. Th
Ali'la's foremost WAS broken and som5
OF her rail smashed. Tho Goldhcl,
with hcr bow crushed TO tho watc!
line. WAS towcd into port to-day. Tn
Aiida proceeded on her voyage
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CABINET CRISIS IN ITALY
believed TO TIC Imminent Because o
insistenrc of Condition. Government
AJNOcntcS on ItcnrrscntntInp

LONDON. March Ia MILAN dis
p'''h L" tho Daily Mail says that ::
'"h'hct CRISIS ~ believed TO DO immi
hcht III I'aiE. owing I" the in2istcnco
"i INC advocates OF - coalition govern
h"nt on representation in the Cabins,
L""nida iiSsoiatl, leader Of tho reI
formed Socialists. l. the nominee n
TINS group Tor the premiership. IL f..
believed tl,ai rlaC" viii he Offered
To him in tn" present Cabinet
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COTTAGES FOR SALE.

For sale, my cottage at Ocean View,
on cottage car line. MI modern I'M
nroNcm"nts. Eight rooms. bath and >
toilets main building: servants rooms
and = lighthouses i'll yard. Lot JGA2OO
situated on water front. House built
* no. cypress @hinEle, and III abSo-
Lutte FIRST class condition. aud partly
furnished. Will sell direct for 81 900
500" cash. Worth fully $500. g. j.
Low cnbcrg. 32I Dickson Bldg. Norfolk,
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REAL ESTATE FOR ENCil,NGE.

WILL exchange $50 feet OF good build
inS ground worth $1,000. clear of
mortgage. for some rental uropcrty
around 5000 TO S".5nO Address |; sos.
car" Times Dispatch
WILL. trade nicv little farm OF - acres
not TAR from city auI convenient to
60" liitc; worth $3.50: for some city
property bringing in good rental. For
r;i.ui arS address Is co... care Times
Dispatch.
folt sale or exchange. in hest section
or city. beautiful homie. all modern
t"hNchicn'"s Grounds. l.. acres.
Also IN same locality. lt-ruum house.
modern "onNcnicnCCS. L.! large oak
trees. choice fruit trees. grape vines.
iaSphcrricS. etc. Sec owner al |" North
iwci'th street Phone Madison ISL
l.. -. I:nN Us
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GEO. Z. TAFT & 90
80 North Eighth

FOR sale, 100 acres cast Of city. rricc
right terms easy. Will exchange
Tor grocery store and living rooms
Address 81, care Times Dispatch
FOR sale at a bargain. 9n0 acres To-
Gated in Gloucester County. immcdi-
stely on tidcwatcr, Groom dwelling
AND other buildings. Ten miles from
" est Point. 81" per acre. "0o acres
miles from Waycrly. 1-room house
barn, 5Sxt", etc. stock. tools aud feed.
$4,000. {. X. Schacffcr, Wavcrly. W.
"1 acre village farm. $1,000: $500 cash:
.-room brick house. large bank barn.
numerous oUtbDildings. 10 miles 10
fhIladrlphia. Within . minutes walk
I" church. school creamery. store
uilll.. factories. etc Got free list Of
Other Eastern PENNSYLVANIA farms
Iur"cn l.. Tutz, rcrkasic. Pa
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5000 will buy - acres ut good land
with I-room cottage and other i'm =
prcrcmonts. about 8 miles from tho city
on central turnpike.
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FOR quick sale will sell nice G-ronni
mouse. central part Of the city, FOR
3 oon. This is bargain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

81 200 Will buy 10 acres with Groom
cottage. about miles from tho city
EASY terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

WILL. exchange S-roum house in good
condition large lot. for GOOD farm
west of city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

FOR Ssl" highly improved farm west
Of CITY; lht acres large brick dwell
/ inc, barn and stable. Price. 1900
I OF VIII cNrhanGc for city improved or
/ urimpr"Ncd property around same
value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

So 600 viii buy = nice farm of los acres
shout 10 miles below Richmond ,r
WilliamshUrc Eoad. with good dw cll
iuS. barn, stahl.'. etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

i""-3cr" stock or general farm ia beau
| titul Piedmont section: 200 acres in
! high cultivation, 80 acres in I\cntuckv
blue grass: 80 acres of zinc timber
, consid bic original growth. IIand-
roin" Colonial brick mansion IN bcnuti-
/ tai iNe-acre grove. We'll Watcrc,l well
ioncod. gently rolling: easily cultivated
/ land. Nico orchard: good outbuildingS.
Convenient to railroad and schools
lor GuirI. sale 81" per acre on reason
"hio terms. Ii sll, care Times bis
patch
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j. ~ CONNOLLY & CO.
ScN cnth ANA FRANKLIN Streets.
Richmond. Va.

J. acres, small house. acres cleared
balance in wood. Nice orchard run
ming stream, fine well at house. y real
rSain FOR $500.
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!. \. CONNOLLY & co
Madison 1851 Madisou 33Gn
g. l. & H. l.. bF:NbbN.
SoI East Main.

sl".ooo will buy 80 acres or southern
E"'lW3I. :" miles from Richmond.
About ouc-thrd "f tho land under cul =
tiNation. Nice. mediums SIZED dwelling.
with all tho usual outhUldiu=S. Lies
on tho buckingham Road with good
nla"Hdam road to the city.
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.. l.. " II. T.. pENOoN.
SnI East Main street

ATTRACTIVE bungalow and small
farm. - miles from Richmond: -
acrcs III cultivation. some woodland
Nl"c summer home or poultry and truck
farm. Small orchard. Price. $4,000 for
.n'in"diatc sale. Easy terms I, III
care Times Dispatch