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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-03
Happy Effort.

Truly delicious speech, He has a style-er-all his own"
 Hum! Just where does the fe- licity come ini"
 The felicity is like his Style-all his own"
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-03

night, irritation, sediment, etc
 Lack of control, smarting. uric acid. dizziness. indigestion, sleeplessness, nerv- ousness. sometimes the heart acts badly. rheumatism. bloating, lack of ambition. may be loss of flesh, sslIow complexion.
 PrevaIeney Of Kidney Disease.
 Nost people do not realize the alarm ing increase and remarkable prevalenc, of kidney disease. While kidney dis orders are among the most common diseases that prevail, they are sometimes the last recognized by patients. uEo ve,y often eontent IhenlselveS lIth doctor ing fhe etyects, zOii!e .he o,fgiaal disea Sc may constantly undermine the system.
 Regular ffty-cent and One-dollar size bottles at all drug stores.
 Don't make any mistake. but remember the name, Dr. Kilmer'. Swamp Root, and the address. Binghamton. N. Y, which you will find on every bottle.
 nple size bottle of swamp-Root by enclosing on. N. '. This gives you the opportunity iicine. They will also send you a book Of the thousands of grateful letters received Swamp-Root to be just the remedy needed . value and succes. of Swamp Root are so send for a sample size bottle. Address Dr. vrItins bs sure and mention this paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12

315 fce' east OF Auburn Avenue. Au-
gust y. !9l6 $3.50.
w, NJ Hill ct. al, trustees. 10 Frank
EeasleN 81 ny. Ga feet 10 inches by 40
feet at the southeast corner OF Bacon
Koad and Miller Avenue. June u.
II s Taylor. Jr.,. trustee. to Frank
Main street 100 feet inches west Of
". Z. Pulliam Ell al. trustees to Rosa
b MrCook, eoxl25 feet east line Twcn-
tE-third street. GO feet north Of Il
street. August 10. 1916. Sl.S29
Eichhrd W. Jones, trustee. TO q. G.
he plan 3f Highland Park. Angus, l..
Is NJ Davenport. trustee. TO same
the same property as described in deed
ncXt above. August l. 1916. $6G2io
Owen q al, Skin i-2 feet ives, line lin"
Miller Avenue. q feet north Of York
w; {. Blanton. trustee. 10 Katie g.
Black ct vir. iSXl25 feet south line
Grove Avenue. .. feet west OF Crcn-
shaw Avenue. August 9. 1916, $6O9.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
BUILDING PERMITS.
Eleven building Permits, Amounting;
SII.3i5

Eleven BuildinE Permits, Amounting
10 Si3.;si5.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler, as follows:
Cottrcll Saddlery Co. TO bui!d a one
story brick factory in rear OF ll5 Mayo
street. to cost S395.
z. G. Yer veer. to build three brick
Street. TO cost 1925.
age in rear OF 2sO1 Floyd Avenue. TO
cost $500
VI. i. Murphy. to build brick garage
S255
X. l.. Brown. to build a brick gar
age in rear Of South Vine Street. to
W g. Sale. to build two brick gar
ages in rear eGlS Hanover Avenue, TO
Robert p. Smith, to build "A two-story
frame succeed dwelling on the south
side of Stuart Road. between Miller
and Fcndall Avenues, TO cost $3.50.
T'ohlig brothers. to repair brick fac
tory 2il9 East franklin street, 10 COS:
800.
Kngan racking Association. to re-
pair brick packing house between the
Hermitage Road and Spotswood Ave-
nue.. south Of Howard Street to cost
5000
r. +. Hunt. to repair frame dwelling
303 North Second street. TO cost Sloo.
Alexander Foster. 10 repair frame
dwelling 1901 Decatur Street. TO cost
500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
RICHMOND CONTRIBUTES
TO SOUTH CAROLINA FUND
special to The T,mcs-Dispa,ch1


COLUMBIA, :. G, August ll--Rich-
mond contributors have donated most
OF tho money which Richard ], Man
ming, Governor OF South Carolina.
turned over to-day TO n central food
relief commission, which Will cooper
ate with Major Houngbcrccr, Corps
Of Engineers. United States Army, in
administering Federal appropriation.
as we'll as finds placed in the Gov
crnor's hands by private subscribers
Carroll II. Jones, OF Columbia. is
chairman of the commission. other
members are Pierre Mazyck, OF Col
uInbia: II. q. Garrison, Of Camden. and
+. W. Boyle. Of Grccleyvillc. Rich
mond contributions are as follows: I'M
perial Tobacco Company. $500 Viii
kinson, Williams & Reid, 500; Life
Insurance Company OF Virginia. $3.50;
w. II. Miles Shoe Company. 800; Nir-
ginia- Carolina che mical Company.
$500: First National Bank. $3.50. Gov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
Cost of Living Higher
risito,s TO Markets VIII Find
increased Figures.

There have been all kinds Of changes
in the retail markets during tho past
week. as the housewives and other
searchers after good things for the
Saturday and Sunday dinners VIII find
out to-day. At least a half-dozen COM
modities quoted last week are now off
the list. their season having expired.
This is, of course, midsummer change
of conditions that may not surprise the
daily visitors to the Sixth any Marshall
street market, or those who confine
their attention to the Old Market, or
even those who have gotten in the
habit of giving their best love to the
new jefferson Market, but the higher
quotations recorded below may startle
some of them somewhat.
All of the market men agree that
prices. in a general way. must be
marked up n point or two. There are,
of course, some exceptions. but the
buyers who study the following quota
tons. which will he good for to-day.
will note that the high cost of living
has not yet quite reached it's limit.
"a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
PLANS ARE AGREED upon
FOR FLOOD RELIEF WORK
Details Discussed at Meeting in OH,co
of Governor OF North
Carolina.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS ATTEND
Drawing Account of $1,000 for I'm.
mediate Needs OF Destitute Will
lie Authorized in Each County OF
Affected District.

RALEIGH. n. c.. August l.-Co-
operative plans looking to the amount
and practica! handling of relief mat
tcrs for the sufferers from tho floods
III Western North Carolina we're
Agree, upon this afternoon at n CON
ference held in the office of the Gov
error. Participating were Governor
Locke Craig. Chairman Edward f
Eritton and the members of the State
Relief Committee: Major c. a. Young
berger. of tho Corps of Engineers. L.
:. ~: J. ~ Evans. chief assistant in
the Bureau Of Extension Work of the
United states. Department of Agricul-
turc. members of county boards OF
commissioners and county superinten-
dents of schools in the flooded section.
Following the direction of Secretary
OF War Baker. Major YoungberEcr
who is in charge of the Charleston
district Of the engineers department.
announced he would cooperate fully
with county relief organizations in
d"rsed by the Governor. and would
authorize in each county of the dis
triCt in his charge n drawing account
Of I,eo" for immediate needs for tho
destitute. and in preparing for WORK
on the roads and constructive sanitary
work
By resolution. the Secretary of War
was asked to place the affected North
Carolina counties in charge of Major
YounghcrFer. Mr Evans explained the
plans OF the Department of Agricul-
turc for the distribution of seed and
FOR preparations for crop-making. and
these were Endorsed.
Governor Craig appointed chairmen
OF county relief boards. the other two
members OF each board TO be named
hy county commissioners and county
relief committees. Relief funds were
ordered sent ut once into several coun-
ties. The meeting adopted resolutions
expressing appreciation OF the inter
est Secretary OF War Baker, Secrc-
tary Of ACricultur" Houston and their
representatives have shown in the
relief work in North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
CHARTERS ISSUED.


Charters were issued Yesterday by
the state Corporation Commission as
follows:
southern Typewriter and Supply
Company. Inc. Norfolk. MaXimum.
g. Palmer. president; Vernon Hoffman,
secretary. both of Norfolk.
Titmus Optical and Instrument Com
pany. inc, Petersburg, Maximum, S25.-
900; minimum; $4,000; par; $50. J. a.
Ruckcr. president; g. G., Hartlicb, sec
Rotary. both of Petersburg
Cru'chncld DycinG and Cleaning Cor
roratior. Petersburg Maximum. $50
600; n;taimum. $1,000; par value, 500.
l.. Ii. ..tchncid. pr. Sdcnt: r i. Pow
81. secretary, both OF LynchburE.
Chr!St@-Cola Rottling Company Of
EichE- ond. Ire. Richmond. Maximum
$4,000 miIimum. $1,000; par value
Sl0o. Frederick w. l.utz. presidents
T.. ]. Thomas. secretary, both OF Rich
fncnd
i.ari;cr .Brawncr Company. Inc. Alex
andria. Capital. 100000. John VI.
Wr"gaman, president: William Il Will
son president: John NJ Brawncr.
secretary and treasurer all az Wash
iI-toII u. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
BUSINESS MOVES Oh
DESPITE ADVERSE REPORTS

NEW YORK. August II E3rals,rs.t. 10
N"i,hcr poo! who's, reports nor gu,c,.
amt! about IN" oG'roil" 81 mcLla'ial 70
,"""h 'hlIwAr "igpIos cos and ru.,.-.,,
n"its thd'. which proceeds - an ufur!aiIy
S'oi p"t" inG""! Tho central !dca /, -,
ga" outlook is most "nrOura yirr m, ,r.s
Sn'I cereal crop yields w!ll d. ar,., 10
.uEh prices ihat export trad III innsr , -o,i.
- U u enormous ~Hg that bgyiur tr..r,
having h'"E So larro!y inc-c,.,t '''','
,'h' 'h"' would hay" proved MI NIX
,ug"s IN most ordinary y.Ars cat, ~.
,,'t"I'H WIN NARRATIVE oyunrlr.. ID.
nous" ltaie rs dry Yods. cIo,t!ny ,,S ~.
~ - IahG"9 Ia no'"ru,rh, l!s.r.r J-g %,
'i'tt i""G SALE are sroslng ..i!.,,r.
'"'liy slsf"sts mar Interior dl.,r!Sv,,,s o..
,fN"HH i"Win" IN i'St.lct la,.r on
"'"h'E bank ri"ari'Es fItfz szT. IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
CHANCERr DEEDS OF TRUST.
Twelve Deeds OF Trust. Amounting
I'm S14 ana .tp

r. II. Stoltz TO Pollard & Rarby.
trustee ai *: fec, wssi line Eishih
August ., 1915. s33333
Ella p. Gaulding to John sloan
trustee. 2OxS2 feet east line Eleventh
street, l2l feet north of an allcv being
80 3la. August l. 1916. $3.50
trustee. - i-2xl25 feet north lin" Ken
sington Avenue. 81 l-2 feet west Of
Sheppard street. August To- 1916
Field Wilbon TO W. p GlInn. ,rus-
Cary street, 80 feet ives, OF Crcnshaw
venue August 10. 1916. sl.s9i.5o.
Ter. trustee. lots - TO Is IN block II
+ lsi5 ,"f saa ga" OF hei'"'n' AUGUST .
Guy \ BeIcher. to \. J. chewninE,
plan OF Gintsr Park Terrace. August
4. H. Nelson ct ux 20 j. r. welsh.
iTns'ee: ao%i 10 l feet north line Louis.
r. r. AnEeTs ct TX. TX 70 II u. Nun
nall. trustee. lhn%ls 80 feet at the north :
a., corner Of Goddin street and Edge
y II Kirby to G. r. CardweiI g, al.
trustees. 56xla5 feet south line Monu-
,n+nt Avenue. al the west corner OF
Lafayette street. August .. 1916
sl.;lG.
Nanni" s Gresham ct vir to f J.
blake, trustee, lots ] and . in block i
IN NJ Plan Of Highland Park Angus,
. Iila@e, ,rns'ess. 27xi25 fec, 'G a, the
Shaa" avenue. July -. 1916. $500
,I h!!a J. k t.;,6 , q, VI, 10 Todh
street August 8. 1916. sG72
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHANCEEY TRANSFERS.
Eight Deeds of Bnrgnin and SuI,
q nlOuntIuG az un5

Emily X. Tanner eli vir TO Field Will
ton, ?oNli3 feet . inches north lire
Cary Street. 60 feet west of Crenshaw
avenue August 10, 1916, tax $3.50,
A. IL Muhleman It al to T.. H. Lips
comb Ct uX., % l-2Xl2J feet north line
henSineton Avenue. ?ll-2 feet west
OF Sheppard street. August 10, 1916
Albert o. l:oschen. special commits
sione!; To Ella Il. Gauldins. 2oxs2 feet
dig. July -, 1916, $2,375
Ruth q. Wilson Ell vir 10 Mamie L.
Gresham. lots and in block ) in
thc plan OF Highland Park August i.
1916 tax $3.50. SO.
Rrookdalc Corporation to ]. \. FL
lett. lot in block Il in tho plan OF
Hrookda!e. July 3, 1916. $500
ka;i" &. BLACK ct vir TO w w
l;arthright, aSXl25 feet south line Grove
Avenue. >, feet west OF Crenshaw Ave-
mug: July -. 1915, tax $3.50. SO
w. T.. Purcell ct IN. to j. J. Nc
DonouGh, liX66 feet at the corner OF
Eleventh and NJ streets August 10.
Nelson y. Moore 81 uX. 10 T. Ram
dolph Williams. 45Xl79 feet south line
stuart Avenue, l36 feet = inches west
Of Robinson street. July -, 1916 tax
Syp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
OPTIMISM IS REDUCED
El IIAENESI HKNspEk.ra

~" IpHE. ausI.i i!-E g D.a.> ro
We" - Trad 'of ,he a""E ending y, ,rs,-
h.9eas'rr!nr developments In ,ne .abor .l,.
-, .s 'i.m '%nn 70 on-"' Dric!a! couarma ion
'it'mism T. fc6Gc-f 10y N. HARM, arms,
I'l't h!' SUPPLE vii iu,a, IN. reri,,,.
.,.''l.. I'1 m" ''aui.!'Y ~ nusin..a 4, no,
r'r,ss'. ''lH%r"i Current consunI,iye
t.'HiiHs Hr" sustained IN rernarEailn Val.
nm" !cf tn" a"rioG and ,hourh ~,
"N.ht "i' reported, 'h,fe IL ,,pl . a-n
w ,E't'"f :" MAJ" eyt.urIve .,u
',t :' 'h' iH'.'o -nich IN al ,he riin,.
.Y,'N''iri, h'eaEsr II ne prevailing MN
ir -iYun,an, ana .h,i.,,,o.
~ hri'HN-f tha' Purchasers a.c r.g.
=. tNa!u.F ~ vi. defined f.qyirrrsn,,
'I"n if"HH,inH frrL... Hhirh ,,.
naH""I': s'"~ny by sdv,rs. y5,,Li, :.
,.t ~ 'lhH"f aHc pp't! d!ri. n.y. 4.
~ " ,.'h''H N "Hrr'lrg prompt 9c.iy"fi,,
'ia,r tt, "i t''Nhr r'o"E IN spiur
.'' ".N'hE ~ 70" problems ~ -u,-. .,,,
;'is Win M aha'.,..,t ., G,..,, ''!'I'
- '' ."f nc l's.'rg si~.! ir,.,.-r I. !.
ui'f,, ",h'i 'iHsr'Ns o. f,G1Ing ..,,.
INK, ,n"I''lt "n"r'sr ~ tss'lr,o 4c.
! c.a .i.i,"F't 's'ne- tnar di,n!u,h.. ~
| %'th h"w hEsir.st IN. .,,, XXI, .'' ,Ii.'n
! i.ut huriy IN r.>rc.t =, .s,,., 20
! /, :, nH, ,h",s '!."- afo roinr y.il. ann
,,J a., ~ 80 ''''''' ~ pra,'!,.l!5 - ,,.r'
! ~" industrial r"ppr,, IN ,,",, TT,
/ ne IAN and w.n,.F 49,, W,,i.,,a,'%h' ~;
| "" .r ,"ntf"nr' and viYo, "''h
midsl,rmi'@"ts Pc" maj rvs 'nan ,h. y,uai
! w" 'H"'i ~ r'r"u' hiyn ian, ~ h'pFH
/ ,.,.,,.' ~" u f'N'i lh rimlr.sb,t ,,,.,t a.,
Z ~ VI i!lhhF hny'f# r.ri.trI,. wi ,,.,.
torn ""rrL To" Hs>''G
~, nanh c!"arnF- I'M Y,,. s,. ~ ,
~ ia'Eer hAn last year Ind III ,hI
Va 'ne A'i weather sni ia. vs., ii~n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
STOCK MARKET DELIGHT
I TO STREET TECHN|C|ANs
1t Fulflls Every Requirement OF
Perfect Friday in Bull
Campaign.
MANY BEARS ARE CONVERTED
Continuance of Perfect Behavior Will
Bring Whole Wall Street Frater-
nifty Over With Enthu siasm.
Movement Shows Good Teamwork.
ny nnoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, August ll.--Act:on by
the stock market to-day was de-
light 20 those who looked at it from
technical point OF view. 1t fulhlled
every requirement of a perfect Friday
in a bul campaign Opening with a
burst of enthusiasm in the munitions
the market faded away and became
almost weak. In the late afternoon
few specialties and closed strong and
active. Many specialists who have
been cl!nginc TO the bear side OF the
market We're converted 10y what hap
and bankers have control. If the mar
ket should continue its perfect be
havior-that is If II gains tomorrow
and opens strong on Nonday-the Wall
street fraternity viii join the bull
campaigncrs with enthusia SIN. II is
only fair TO state that there are many
bankers in the market who 90 not ne, pc
iieve that stocks can rise much TINS
wear They say the large volume OF
American stocks coming from Europe,
and the big foreign loans, combined
bility that the war may collapse, make
II Impossible to have another puniic
bull market. Fortunately for protes-
sional WALL street, such things are q
matter Of opinion. and just now Wall
Street leaders arc OF the opinion that
these very things are bullish
Motors made ANOTHER oln i"r uu,e'
favor to-day and they We're really re-
sponsible. along with Reading, for the
strong close in the market. strong
hands moved the motors UP. Genera
Motors was advanced IS points To 5'S.
which is the highest price on RECORD
Chevrolet moved up % points: Maxwell
Chalmers. WHY'S overland and Stuns
baker advanced about > points cach.
Rumors were many. and chiefly they
were concerned with stock dividend
Of 400 per cent for General MOTORS
and n large cash dividend for Chcvro-
let.
NEW YORK Angus, ll-M"rcanni" IanSt
Ga. Sterling. demand Si75'. cables s. ." 10
Bar silver. sf,. " xioan dollars 81 GOV
.rnrren, BOMBS steady Railroad bonds. IT
regular Time loans. firm. siAtT days. o.
fered at 3. ninety days. 81. 81, SIN n,"ntnr
% rNliNE ITO, ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12

CHICAGO. Angus, ll.-De.pitc numerous
lower. Influenced to II considerable cNicnt
Icy assertions that owing To cooler weather
the black rust danger in Sasl<l tch evan
might not prove SO serious a. many traders
had been led to believe. The close ,vas
weak. lC TO lac down, with September ut
$l.iSis and December at s!.ica. Il sli5 Cora
showed 20 10 lhc net decline and oats
loss of '.c TO lac. Provisions finished
cd ia $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
nrsrIxGs DEEDS or rnrsT.
Three Deeds OF Trust. Amounting Il
En,BSt

j. q Woodnn q, un 10 NJ c. Mann.
t,,,,, 70! agnare 2. i9llan4s Ad-
Mary q. Ahcrn 10 II seldom Taylor,
trustee. lot J. block r. ForcBt iii.
AugUht IL 1915, !a.7G0
Iiardie T.. Ta,um TO f. r Duva!.
trustee. aar!f5 feet south line Of Balm
bridge street. 81 feet from corner Of
Twelfth and Eaiubridge. August g..
1916 81 200
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. August II -Hogs-Rcrci2,~ h.
NGin.. SEES mixed s',e1 sIO.. s"a,y. !. Z;
S!c'a' rough $s.I5.t o. -; pigs. = "a g. 80.
C"ttlc-Keccipis. .o',j steady %nrv.- boo:
.at,i" st"of sos. p,kcrs and foctcrs,
- Np 3'S: cows and hoifcrs. 'gj'It To-.
Calves. $4,000 ,lgG5
Sh"e Receipts 600: wer't IVc,h.-s
- ."eM SO. lambs S1iJn Sli -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GoODS

NEW YORK. August N-Th" rli,inr
trades are getting 10 WORK very Slows.
AFTER the strike settlement du. 20 MANY
minor strikes and discussions CROWN. on.
OF The r"fusa! OF some worker t. sia., IN
WIN th"s. who have been .nplo.od .. htl.
tn" great strikes wcr" on Carton goods
Nf"r" arm to-day. and yarns t..rn INN,
q to =" per pound higher On mans :igfn.
VT man an: urice" quoted i"f !'l' Woo!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12

Especial to Tho Times Di~ra,ch.l
NEW YORK. August n--Bank clcarings
IN The United States ior the week ending
s+6'o5S.ooo last week and s7.2ao go. oon in this
week last year. Following arc tho return!
for this week. with percentages OF change
SHOWN this week as compared with This
week last year
New York ,2.a,s SIS. on, increase. 1871
Chicago. $31i.3sS.Cn'; increase. 3oo
Philadelphia. sc"". Isl 90. increase 4o4
BoSton. Slsl.3,i cHH. increase i5o
81 Louis saS.osl"tn: increase. ISIS
Kansas City. SioilsIcNo. Increase ST.
San Francisco. S5?.ili.O00 Increase l66
Pittsburgh. So '02.oro increase. Isl
baltimore. St::.D.0r1. Increase. 533
Cleveland. S;37la. orc: increase 45i
Detroit, Si5.iia.CGh: increase. rs
Cincinnati, S2S."". "0: Increase IL
Minneapolis. -. II .O0n: incrcas" iSs
Los Angeles. s.I.spy00o: Increase, Isl
Omaha. S239o5.coo. increase. $50
Ncw Orleans, S2l.2SINoo: increase. go
milwaukee,. SIS 51"o"o. increase. 2o5
Louisville. Sl5."o7.oNe: increase SIS
Richmond $i5.59o C-1N. increase SI
Atlanta. $i4.325 nao. increase" 4OI
81 Paul. S!2."0.c'o increase. g..
Seattle. s11.5@3oc Intica i7S
Buffalo. 81. coo
Portland. O~c Si1.S26o coo; increase 1871
Denver. Sl2.3i10' i,cr"asc Rs
Houston. $TlS7oon. increase I4a
washington. y G, S,.1idc0o: increase. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12

NEW YORK August Il.-Be.y"s nam.
steer. 8 7oU $3.50. bulls, 1913 s;N'. cows.
SS00G' $500. canada calves. sn,ai, q, sli %
Sheer and lambs. :rm Sheep. .w,s. $50
80; "u!!S. si2S: lambs :l0ope N-Cp,
Hogs hrmer Prime hogs. 5000. rough.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
United STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Frank January. of Hopcwcll. ycstcr-
Gay fled Il petition in voluntary bank
rIptcy in the United states District
Cputt listing his liabilities at S5ioO6
ana liS aSSctS at $500 All the debts
are listed as unsecured. Among the
la'Ecr Claims are r.. T.. FELTON,. S36
El0@iuS Grocery Store. S34: 4 T. Rich
ardson SIG, and Tarlin X Golden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
rErEKspuRG rEANl,r ,Arrrr

Rsnor,cd by Rodgers. Iiumui-r Z CO i-cl
ft1 ERSRt Ri. VA. tUrys' :! --Sp.ni.h-
taim"is' stock-Marh"t armof 8! tm. PC.
Nirrlnias-Farmers' stock-Ma-fc, r,,,.,
fan6y Jumbo. 3'.c per puun: fame hard
picked. a'3c per pound oXua mime al.
stock. "a u 2N.c per pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
81 .5O-Occnn View and Return-SI.5O
Every Sunlny

Tickets at the above rate Will be non
Orcd on two fast trains leaving Byrd
street station $40 and 900 a. NJ every
Sunday, connecting at Union Depot,
Norfolk, with Ocean View Express"
which leaves from directly in front OF
Union Depot Immediately upon ar
rival OF the above trains in Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
MARRIAGE: LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
tcrday by the clerk OF the Hastings
Court. as follows:
Walter I.inwood Butler and Fannie
Elizabeth Cottrcll.
John Gay and Lillian Bird Guthrie.
Alexander II. Laurence. of Peters
burg. and Mary r. Pond. of Richmond
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CHANCEnY nELEAsE DEEDS.


JOnH 4 LANCASTER, ,rustro. 10 ELLA H.
CtuIf;UF, .pziZ feet eat line Eleventh
street., beng hr jIs July y. 1916. 3d.
4 1hrrninH g, 81. irusteen. to
uofihw"si r0rnnr of Leigh and ;.iza-
De,n f!:TfGs. kuguEt &, 1915. 1905.
EaNs ~ T.. i. Cathcnrt 81 al. Zarl73
feet !aGhen south line Grovs Avenue.
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nENnIco DEED or TRUST.

Que Deed 0f Trust. amounting 10 1852.
- Il Ferguson 10 j 81 DOwdGH ct
ais. trustees SIZbGD feet fronting on
unnamed street, in Glen Echo Park.
August 3. 1916 s7Ez
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bid. t.Ask,,i.

4
Cash grain: whcat-No rcd sliGu 81 80.
No. rcd. SliSA. a sii5ie. 80. : hard 81 49,,
81 49, No. hard 81 iau 81 81 C"rn-No
yellow. Ste, No I yellow. .J..c: No. K; white.
81 i;:C
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COrTON M\KkErs
IBy VasKsc . I'WFch q %,

NEW YoRF& August II -Firnncss m l..v-
erpool tale4- e. .rsi'f" any general buyinr
In the cotton market here 'o-day and carly
advances were follrw'd by sharp drc,.ucs
with December selling OF from Il So 20
li2cc and closing ~ that level Tn" cen
cral l!St closed barely steady a net loss
NJ tCir,s q ~.
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ISnDk tlp,rippS

season. continued business expansion on
moro conservative ard Wholesome basis
To be expected
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ernor Manning himself has donated

Extensive crop damage was inflicted
by freshets during July. and in con-
siderable areas wind also caused de-
struction OF property.
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SEW YORK, Aurug' il.--Pnr' inorornor,-
MidGl,nE !ilfc i.NrortS 6s:' bales. stock
Total TO-DAY a. all ro,,s-No, -oceio,s
~ LIZ bales exports. = IS, bales stock. 81
exnorts, N? 40. bhl.-
To'al ~ season 20, receipts 1851 bales.
exports, l-10fi bales
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures
DrkneySprings Hotel and Baths
SUMMER Observation-Disclosures Cit;

Virginia ar. & Beach
Renovated through
ons. ocean view; ca
private baths. white
I; I bio. Special. st..sa
Booklet.
II. A.. SMITH,
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HOTEL MAJESTIC,

out. centre OF nttractl
lacity 900. elevator.
service. etc. sGpc.:o.
Up weekly. s. UP daily
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CuIC,Go GRAM ,,AeKrr

MARKET CONDITIONS.
Poultry-Market lower: receipts heavy