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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23
STATE NEWS NOTES.
New Industry for North Clarendon.

A company has been formed By
robert II. Moroney of Rutland, G. W
FISH of North Clarendon a1d T. j
fofd OF Boston to do business at Nortl
Clarendon under the name Vermont
Eyaporator company. They have taker
an office on Kissane place in this city
The concern will manufacture maple
sugar making apparatus in North Clar.
endon, having arranged to have a fac.
tory near the railroad station. They
Will soon begin to install machinery.
The three members of the concern
are former employees of the G. H
Grimm factory in Rutland.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

FOR SALE - Motor boat. Is feet
long, oak finish, 6 hip. Fox engine in
best Of condition. Will carry 10 2eo.
pie. Boat at Spofford lake. Inquire of
George Amidon or r. IL. Brown. Brat.
tleboro, Vt. l4S-l53
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23
CAN THE GAPS BE FILI.ED7

Can new lives be found to do the
work and bring home the money! If
not, insurance is the only safety. Fur
thermore, it is the best system 70,
family savings. National Life ms. Co.
of Vt. Mutual. )-ALBERT G. LAIRD,
Special Agent, 8 Crosby Block.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

A pig has as much use for tail as
man has for the two buttons on the
back of his frock coat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

WANTED-Slx men to work on spe.
cial pen holder machinery. Piece work
Wages from $40 to $l4 per week
Steady work Phone 81. c. +. Brad
ley Corp, Putney, VT. 116-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

WANTED - Position on farm as
working foreman, can run all machinery,
capable and willing, good with stock,
good references. Address Farmer, care
Refurmer Office. l47-l50H
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

WANTED - Several women to OPP
crate special penholder machinery. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Piece work.
Wages $500 to $1,000. Board and
room 1915. Phone 81. c. L. Bradley
Corp, Putney, VI. l2l-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

FOR SALE-Three high grade young
Guernsey cows, one ycarling and four
months calf. Cows averaged 10 lbs.
butter fat weekly during June. II. G..
Walbridge, Weatherhead Hollow, Gull
ford, VT. 145.4f
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

WANTED-By boy attending High
school, board in return for work out
side of school hours. Robert Harlow,
Westminster West. Vt. 14S-1j0
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

WANTED-Au elderly couple wish
To meet woman between 50 and GO
who would care more for a good home
than high wages; no baking, no wash
ing, but light work. Address II. J.
BRIGGS, X. +. D., West Mortified.
Mass. 145-15O
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

WANTED-TcXtilc and paper mill
help. Steady work and high wages.
Apply to Secretary Turner's Falls Board
if Trade, Turner's Falls, Mass. 144-49
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

Nothing is calculated to lar pretty
girl like the masculine attentions be-
slowed upon another girl who is homelv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

TO RENT-The Waterman house on
Elliot st., next to Princess theater, IL
rooms, modern, just the place for a
rooming and boarding house. also barn
and garage. Can be rented separately.
Edgett & Co. ss.tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

WANTED - Two good transfers.
crystal Springs lee Co. l46-tf.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23
Special Notices

SAFE AND SANE driving. Easy
riding car at reasonable rates. S. II.
Bellows. Phone 552-R. 1lS.tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

WANTED-At once, capable waiter
or waitress. Phone Il3. l49.tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

WANTED - Messenger boy at the
Postal Telegraph Office. 147-l52
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23
Wanted

WANrED-Two boys uatil school
opens. Western Union. lI9-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

TO RENT-FIrst floor apartment
Modern. With or without barn. In
quire IA Prospect st. 115-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

TO LET - Three nice offices, I'd
floor, front, Ullery building. j. G. u
lery. 141-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

WILLIAM SHAW & CO., house
painting and interior decorating; full
line of wall paper samples; AZ Ma
pie Street Tel. 704-J. 53-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

JOHN G. BAKER has put n carriage
on the street and will take orders at
Root g drug store, Tel. l25, or at Bak-
er's stable, Tel. 336. Fred johnson, a
capable young man who has been in
Mr.. Baker 8 employ the past five years,
VIII drive the carriage. l07-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

TO RENT-Furnished room, electric
lights, use of bath; l53 Main St.
149-l5l
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

LOST-Saturday evening. lady's gold
watch and chain, between Scott s store
and Richardson market. Inquire at
Houghton Il Simonds's office. l4S-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

CLASSIFIED All
Scents a line first Insertion; PIP
Cash In Advance. Min
Wanted
WANTED-Two boys uatil school
opens. Western Union. l49-tf
WANTED-At once, capable waiter
or waitress. Phone 713. l4g.tf
WANTED - Two good teamsters.
Crystal Springs Ice Co. 14G-tf.
WANTED - Messenger boy at the
Postal Telegraph Office. l47-l52
WANTED - Woman for the laundry
at the Memorial Hospital. 147-tf
WANTED - Fat cattle, sheep and
calves. w. f. Richardson Co. 4O-tf
WANTED-Man in the finishing de.
partment of paper mill. w. H. Viutoa
y Son. 14s-149
Washings to take home
Y. f.. Roberts, 1877 Western Ave, Brat.
tlcboro, Vt. 14s.15O
WANTED - Good all-round black
smith for country shop. Apply Kearley,
Townshend, Vt. 14s-l50'
WANTED-Man to make syrup. Ad
dress, Standard Bottle Works, White
River Junction, VT. 69-tf
WANTED-Two girls, a cook and a
second girl-good pay for good work
Mrs. George +. CrOwell. l4S-tf
WANTED-Table girl. Good wages
with room and board. Address Iuding-
ton Inn, Wilmington, VT. l4s-lj0
WANTED-About Sept. /, 2j women
and % men; also three solderers. Good
wages. Snow Flake Canning Go. 146-tf
WANTED-2O laborers for water
works, a0c per hour. Apply to Fore
man T.. Wingo, Winchester, n. II.
1ig15t'
WANTED-Competent girl for gen.
eral homework. Very best of wages.
Apply to Mrs. l.. +. Holden, Park
Place, Town. 12S-tf
WANTED-By boy attending High
school, board in return for work out
side of school hours Robert Harlow.
Westminster West. VI. 14S-15O
. WANTED-Tcxtilc aud paper mill
help. STEADY work and high wages.
Apply to Secretary Turner's Falls Board
if Trade, Turner's Falls, Mass. 144-49
WANTED - Position on farm as
working foreman, can run all machinery,
capable and willing, good with stock,
good references. Address Farmer, care
Reformer Office. l47-l5Os
WANTED-Six men to work ON spe.
cial pen holder machinery. Piece work.
Wages from $40 to $l4 per week.
Steady work. Phone 81. c. +. Brad.
ley Corp, Putney, VT. 116-tf
WANTED - Several women to OPP
crate special penholder machinery. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Piece work.
Wages $500 to $1,000. Board and
room 1915. Phone 81. c. L. Bradley
Corp, Putney, Vt. 121-tf
WANTED-Au elderly couple wish
To meet Il woman between 80 and GO
who would care more for a good home
than high wages; no baking, no wash
ing, but light work. Address II. J.
BRIGGS, X. +. D., West Mortified.
Mass. 145.15O
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23

TO RENT-First class tenement with
modern improvements. G. G. Fits. lit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-23
To Rent.

TO RENT-Large front room on first
floor, gas and bath, 8 Green st. 135-tf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
3ntritt Dcr6otcu.

Won einem netten @ber3 Ser
5elbarauen i'm 8elten ber;dtet Elm
&riegsteilneDmer in Der .2tler
&riess5eitnng": Mn elmer SteQe
,lagen mir oenl Beinbe auf et!pa atpei>
lurloert Dieter gegeniiber. Gin Saul
sra5en fiibrte 5iemli6 naDe an Die
gegneriihe Steluns, i'm einem
nadts pprseidobenen poltsn eeoedte
Mnndberung gu ermDgli1en, Mas
fir MuSen mDgen !pp9l Die ia brauz
ben aenla@t BADEN, als lie eiueS mpr>
gems an Der Spite bes 2auferabens
Die Don .lns bDn einem 5erjhof1e=
lten 9anie 1osseriiYene - @arnungs=
lafel erolidten unb barm,f IN aroBen
8lbftaben Iaien: npaTuse inttrbit"
C3utritt perbotenY.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
3aueibcntiac MelSuna.

gu ben biesultllden Sruppen in ser
S1iibengria6en III ben @uosien pirb
Ole 8erpflegults bielFa9 our9 GieI
6tnaufgeldafft. Gines Nbeahs gebt
lei einbre&enber 9untelEeit Elm
grainfpIbat nit einem .:Iel Der
Pteaung gu. Muf cinnlal bssesuet
i'm fetn Mlajor unb oa er i;ber ieiz
men Muftrag Meloung 5u eritatten
Bat, tritt er bor i'm Din aac meIbet
NIT DerSatterter @timme: Ser @fel
Der "A, &ompagnic auf rem Wcec
our 5teaung!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
ne peniionsan9elesenbeit gu regstn.
..unn mos treihen Gie isht 2.

"uno ipas tretben sic lebt
sd bin 9ermolter auf einem orp,
BEN Gut in Surlano. Sh lpenn idj
aleine penlion go6e, miro es mir
lebr gut ge6en. M1eine ylarinta 6at
5cln Su9ra auf ntid gsrpartet uno
mir BADEN rns iofort nadl meilem
Instritt aus Dem 6eere uerbeirntet.
sic Pat idon sinm ieds Genate
oltea Sun9en, uno bann 1T oa aild5
nod Die neunid4rige ttsine Marinz
to-" Gr atnlete tief auf. rSa, iest
BIN id crit ein ti9tissr M.nItb.
W}ein Rdlne lit greitfub,' fil9te er,
lt9 gleffiam oorItelleno, 9in5u.
ST. nannte boflid aud oen mel
nen uno sa6 meiner yernunoerung
liber letnen edit oeutiden glamea
Musorud. eSSd," perfebte er, nlleine
WorIa9ren tonnen lpo9l Deutid)e aez
meien lein. 9t6er Dos tut aitbt5. ST.
BIN trob0em nit 2eib uno Seele elm
edter Huhe."
Gr nor ofTenbor sise e6rti6e
Saut, Der i@ mid o4ne 6urcst Dor
~etpaigea 9ot1Itopler9eliiten ru1ig
anpertrauen tonnts. 9as 6a6a tD
oenn auG in ben er'tea 5tpel 1agen
meines 4ufent9atte5 III Iinn.anp
seton uno es ntdt 81 bereuen ae=
babt. SD babe Durd6 tin mard)es qe=
le9en uno @inblide in Has 8olfslez
BEN geIponnen. 4ur ems lpar 3iemz
I'D peinIidb fir MIDI. St psraaB
nalnIid germ oa5 9e5allsn urb Sc
nabm li9, als perr ct Elm bon mir
anaeaummensr Yii0rer pdre.
nWihen Sic" erfIdrte er eiamal
triumpsiereno, Dag 8uBlanb bereit
5rm &rlege iit?"
n@esen ipen o,nn2" frugte il ur-
9laaai9. "etpa lpisbsr gssel Sa=
nGa, ean5 uno gar nltt. 8as
l,no jebt uniele beiten Jreunbe.
9eill, nit S9aen, nit Sayem
GeuiIGlanb!"
p5ie ider5an."
~1nrGaus niGt. Sd mug IS bod
.oiilen. Mir BADEN ras felt sSasrea
2aralf pprbereilet. lltto lebt iuiro
liberatl oltfs cifrigi:e manroriert.
gle tpcrosa c8 feIber iegen, fa6ren
STE 1lur blaaus in Die finnif@en
5daren! PILE Snietn Iino nit Griegz
lbenoen Soloatsn beTest. uno unIere
Nlotte it aaG 6%ereit."
ST erinlerte mid, Set Der Gin
fa3rt nadr Rehal a~qeroirgs cine &eiz
fe beftis f@ieBenber uno ubenoer
ariessiAiffe seFehen gu BADEN. IS
lteat oo6 gar feil Gruno Dor"
tranptc i'd Elm.
nSh. Der miro Iid Iden fiaocn,
mean mir gang fsrtis fino. uao bos
1T aid)t mebr lpeit. @ptt lei 9anf,
bop it) nidt n1f6r mit5a5ie9en
bronGe naD rulig BEL ma1llsr So
milie hleiben tam. Dean es Mrs
cine fiardtbare Mrbeit iperoea."
r9ie perpen beiiegt tperoen."
n%llnmDslia. Mir iitb se9n gege1-
elf1en. III ere Srnppen lpsroen4 in
Berlin ein5iehert".
@r fa9 MID niteiliog alt. Sd
sonlts inn lo@en5 srtlaren, oab mir
tsire Mnsit hdtterl anb baB Ct i'm
;'srigen Ill idna15 ia9e.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

S2ti9lH oa lulPQl6 lage.
gs .par beinape elm 5a5r featsr,
IN Mai Doriat.1 5a9rss. SD iGlea-
oerse ourA 0sn biibi9en gorort
Melbenfee. 9a la6 i9 pon n~eiteal,
con @ssiln fer, cine utgebeurc M!erz
lGsnlneEse lpie ainen 5trpn 1ldl Ter
an!pal5sn. SIS naren gum sr5bten
Seti aiacer, Aal5niidFge Suneen
mo WlaDdler Die auf Dem Damn
uno Zen 5eitsntpseen lad]e1o, rufenb
llh f3reieno ndDer famen.
nNus ai6t's oenn?" fragile ia Ell
ai9e, Die poruuslisfen.
Die &11ea tommen!!" riefen tie
atemlos.
ltno nun ia6 ids. llngefdgr aed=
sig seianeene aulfen marl@ieyten it
ra1d}em Iempo auf osm Damn oaz
bin, befpadt ben itdmmisen 2ano=
loebrieutsll, Die nit aligepflanstem
5ettenseme3r sur Settle mitmar=
ldierter.
Sd blieb iteGen, naoboem ih an
eilem gaum 99ub geIltdt Bate,
UNI nidyt ppn Der MenTdenlpeue nit
gertllen st peroen. @a3 fir SDpen!
araftise Manner nit srpben, ltrup<
pi9en, i4mar5en gdrten, iunge
ilads9aarige, dn9itlid I'm iid idau>
enoe 8uridea, piirbige S19erteNen
Hno periGmiste Mongolen.
Gl0BliG bstam ib einen Stud.
Was mar oas2 9a marIdierte ia
and mein @aroeiduBe aus Dellina-
TORS. ST. blidte rubig ssrabeous uno
p%arolste nisn.aro zines 8liefes. Sci
ne Uniform nar redt abgeri[en. Sa,
e mod9te eine ihlpere Wrbeit aegez
Ben lobe1, cbe er gefaneen senomz
men tpuroe! llno er bate nun audi
maitten bon aameraben isinen
Gii15ag in Berlin gebalten, aber an
,oers, gan5 onoers, oils er Is 1i69 oee
oat9t Bate.
@rmer greitfuB! bad5ts i9 i'm
er1te1 MueenbIid. Damn ober frente
ID MIDI. Gr mar ia gerettet, sr lebte
u1lo 1olfe nun ais Nrbeiter nuf ben
Hte1elfelbern Der Stnbt 9erlin feline
@anopirtl9aftIid)en aenntniFe per=
lperten.
Sd iaA i3m lanse nad,, pie er
Inmittsn bes eigenartisen Srupps
oabtnitampfte. Gr miro cs nid3t
i9leGt babsn, Der quite aerl, tno
loiro o%ereinlt Ieiner eroBen unb leiz
ner fietnen Marinfa unb Ieinem
2eonio po6lhebalteu tpieoergeasbcn
iperoen. WlDse es Elm frubss Wieberz
leben fein!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01

h"!com St,ret. September :. 1916. 500.
:, Il. j. Kcnncy 81 ux.. to H. Seldom
lnyior trustee. - feet i-2 inches by
IL feet. being SO North Fifth Street.
october 70. 1916. $1,000
H. francionc ~ ux, TO Pollard "
being No. - East BROAD Street. Oc-
tobcr -, 1916. $4,000
Frank y. Jctt 81 ny. !" i'o,lai,i X
Bacby. trustees, ~ l-.NIi" iv-t west
I'M" OF EnSiow street, bong ZOOS EnS-
low Avenue. liiGhln,.o I'..n October
- 1915 $500
!. iarn.tt TahD g, NY. t." &. l.. De-
noon. trustee. i".S 2-3Nl3o feet south
I'm" oil Monument Avenue, 2l3.j ~ feet
"Hst o. Allison Street. October Is.
lal6. $il,3o0
~. IL. SINGER Ct uX.. 10 William H.
lZIihi. trustee. 2NNl30 feet south line
oi iiahoy"; Avenue. brtwccu Meadow
anu Howl:tnd streets. October -, 1915,
D. w. Johnson - ais TO W. b. piZZini
.IuStcc. !oNt, feet north line of Orange
street. northwest corner 81. james and
Grange streets October Is. 1916. $500.
Bcrtha q. Morris To w. -. piZZini.
u"Stee. 23Nl"V feet north limo of Broad
street. between Adams and First
streets. October .. 1916 Sill 500
Jhhc ~ Duke to w. Il. PiZziui. Il ais.
nuSlcc, iJEIih icct north line of Broad
S.lect, 30 feet west Of AItamOnt Ave-
nut october 20 1916 $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
REAL. ESTATE
AND COURTS
CmANCEm, TRANSFERS.
ich bc"hS at ..rSain and -
Amounting. To S2tU,S;O

Amounting. {" S2iU.S1U.
E"li" Vest y, vir, l." Miss Willie
y ''amici ct ais. 20 t-2Xl10 feet south
m. o; Stain street. being 1908 Yves,
Main street October -. 1916. $4,000
NN"i',ii'ir and Company. To Dr. John
l,unn. lot q. block q. Hrookdalc April
-, 1918: tax 81 $40
9. .'ohn Sioan. trustee. To James T.
sloan. 32Ns1 1-!2 Ieet north lire oi
Main street, being 3tl2 and 30li East
MAIN, October ). 1915 $500
lily Center Realty Corporation 10
e% feet Ia inches by III feet : a.
inches Yves, line ~ Ninth Street. being
100. l92 l0i and 100 North Ninth Street
and 500 East Franklin stree October
%. 1916. S1l.JS2.5u
Pru dential Realty Corporation To W
Creed Davis. 50x7? - feet. street nam,
not given. october IS 1916; tax 50. $40
Capitol Realty Company. Inc TO e.
creed Davis. l20Xlro feet. cas-, line oil
boulevard northeast corner boulevard
ana Grovc Avenue. October H. 1916
". Greco Davis g; ux.. to T.. Garnet,
Tahh Gas .-aN13n feet south lin. o;
Monument Avenue, lib. Ia feet west
oi Allison Avenue. october IS. 1916;
taN SIa $40.
louis J. llendl to John =. I.cnry.
%oNi'" - feet north hnc OF Floyd
Avemn"' lao feet east OF Robinson,
street Angus, ~. 1916. S2.4S@.5O
Alexander II. Sands ct ais, trustees
To John l.. Leary. SO l-3xl79 81 feet
north line OF Flnyi Avenue 100 lee,
west of Davis Avenue. August %. 1916
$4,000.
chewnins 4 BoxIcy. trustees. to Al
line Of 81. James Street, 800. i4O2 and
1904 North -. JAMES Street ScpteIn-
her Is, 1916, S5ja.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01

Spanish peanuts has brought about = most
unusual situation.
thirty 20 sixty days ago there was little
u"iahh'i from The trade Tor SHIELDED pcanu
OWING :" tmticipatcd offerings OF thu Now
iron from Texas Latest adviccs are that
Dli mills throuGho III. South. Tcxa, and
Nest are nuH"rS or All offerings, and clean J.
"fS throughout thu section have been unable
l" "l't, - ir1uH except at prices cunSid .
.r"hi! higher iniu' obtain.b'r frnri Virgins,
t'r lt@t season :.''nnis: This condition has
maze q most unusual demand from IN,
u"d" Yn N'rrin!, AID North Carolina for
farmers St""k Is now about rNhn,ist.d
'ii"r" -Vutsninr "nlv small stoci; la hands
'rh" oil mills' heavy bu.mg thrnuvi,ru,
~" south. TrN"s and Nest should b",:"t
"NrydiuSIN hi:n prices FOR Virginia and
North 'aroiin" IA" coming season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01

l.! l22 feet. being NO so North Fifth
H'rcct; october 80. 1916. SLIGO.
80 H. sutton. trustee. 10 Frank Gayle.
~ AIS iNAl2u feet west line OF North
tnIchuc, lo2 feet north OF WiciSham
S!,c"i; October 80. I.lG,s2.65a.
,, d. u ihckcr. trustee. I" Prudential
nV'l,E corporation. 5uN.a l-2 feet !,
$40 nam. MOI given. October 20.
- l.: tcn"on trustee. 10 G.. y. Wal.
t:s. "tNij i.,t nl.; lin. or ,ouja :
,,b"' ~ lee, south of Hanover Ave.
hHc 'ctoh@r ~. IDiJ. S>96.
'N't"r '"N". e; ats. trustees. to Mat
~ T.. brIS'rs, 1t ais. II. l-3St7g 3-t
go ior I'm" OF Main street between
'icIiSh;iW H.n ,iilnnor Avenues or-
tohCr -. 1916 $Ilu"!IO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE MA,sx.r.

NEW YORK. October 3i.-R;,w sugar.
Si""Hy: centrifugal. 6.52: m"lass.s. 5G5: re-
!iheu, steady. Butter. firm. cheese, arm.
spG, off. 'n'et; Rio -. s,s; santos IS. lo'..
.,'ot'"is.cu oil was iservOuS and Irregular.
Ncar-br deliveries closed easy. Will. for
ward months were higher on fresh outside
support. encouraged 10y the big upturn in
cotton Final prices were points lower 10
) MT higher Sales. 51.lAp barrels Tenders.
Nv hh'r'lS- tl">". strong. spot. 2.i1 bii
Ti : ",c i'.i""ls DECEMBER. l2s.W
i2.''>; March isl a l"i.; April, l. i2.r /. -:
MrH i@ijM l2.lj. Jun '2.i.I Use
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01

NEW YORK. October 3I.-'rhcr. was I,,
We or the recent activity apparent in 10.
uaE trading on the curb. \ few OF IN.
issues were dull. "' N '''o''
Sales. with closing bid and asked price,
10. ~ Aetn 20 ETplosixes los. NIL: 400 Chcvro-
i"l MOTOR. leou 1919: 100 General Motors Iyb.n
iSsund). l62,e &c los: 800 Maxim Munitians
IT, I;s,n,, S,s' Midvale steel. 6ss, NfsFs; 1000
Of New York. 2SGa 2as: 2.5oo Cosdcn 4 Co
Est.. IL. n Is; $500 cOsdcn oil Gas common
rr4politan Petroleum. lomll: 1880 Oklahoma
~, common. !oH II: LOCO Atlanta, "a 10: 500
,,,nnS. ARA Smelling, 9-IGI3 200 .Jumho
5tsisns'o In asg %; 1000 McKinicy parr"sh.
m"nsolidatsd S2W 80: :.loo Success 81 Ss. s0S
TonoDah Extension. 81. N a.. LOW
spanish Peanut situation.
PETERSBURG. VA. % fnbcr SI-Th. I'm 81
pTeceutml"d ncmand from oil mills fnr
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Observation-Disclosures

Special to The Times Dispatch 81
FRONT ROYAL VA. October 3I-A
pretty wedding WAS solcmnizcd this
morning. when F:Gyon wolfe. Of itcctor-
town. ana Miss Carrie baldwin, dauSh-
yer OF a. X Baldwin. "crc married by
Key. !" II MHrkwood. Of the Mctbo-
dist Episcopal Church ONLY the i'm .
mediate families were present, After n
midday breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe
left for New Yorl,
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cHANCEnr RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight Deeds of Release. Amounting t

S:t1, 1000.
McNcigh X Glenn. trustees, to w A.
Th:sterman. 3oXlhD feet. being 2O2O
$4,000
Harold :. BloomhciE. trustee to
Annie Appicman, 30Nli5 feet South line
OF Grace street, 301 feet west of Rou-
lcyard October 80. 1916. Sl.56S
Roh"rt O. Bland. trustee, to Arthu.
Hayes, 70 2-3Ni5 feet. being los and l0G
S42i.
Chewing u Boxley. trustees. 20
Robert j. EenHcN. - feet s i-2 inches
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RICHMOND LIVE srocK MARKET
'Sa,cS "a, Union Stociiyurds.,
RlrbDl,us u, ,,..,.,., q. ,.-

'H"I"H AT Union StOCt yurds
,,,o,c Hirhnond w. o't"her Il. IrId
., nolcS steers to 81: medium To -no,,
~ 70 ~: common t. inir. 81 10 So Choice,
. ict'.rH. -: :" - medium to good a. 10
- common to fair. "a tc -. ChviC. ,.o,r.
80 T." o: medium I" good. -, To ~: con,mom
10 IT,, lhir. I" -. B"St Oxen. -. To- 60: enc
mum 10 good. 81. 10 "a CON mon IN ~.
( to 5's heavy huii.. =, 10 81. iirh,. g.
~ 4 .'",N"s. 'V I" lo'. common -.
.eiEhi. i" L. l"il Iicht =. To- a. .o"s m1
''SSs' Y" y Best sheep, nia 20 -,
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81 81 ;hNN:\1i. GA. October 81 -'rurp.n,in.
n ~. ~. w. "a "" srlcs. tis casl,s receipts is
c"SnS' shipments. 2S casks. stock il IL:
csip,s n.as'n; firm: sales loss barrels: re-
r.ls: stock. 7o,ell barrels ,,,;,t. par
Z 10 :, 5"N 50 =. T. 62.: g. Sos UGs7is: II.
S'a9H p''. u, y. b."5; NJ 6.3s n go: ~ q %,
bi'2; VIC. $50: WV go ~ "SW
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Crrrc,Go Gr.IH u.uXrT

'ri'' >Go. c"'ohor 3I-I,ihr-.,' -, 1,,,.f h,,x =
'H"sS Fi-'H" '''C '~"' twon'v- fonr hours did
y nod 'lc"l - owSrr n"nisi~r"r Of wh"vt
'-"inrs "a ri - DoSei'No ~ f@'Sv'iinS Ia
'"H"rl Gc"'Narv ard 'hn United Strtrs Trc
''n-'oi closed ''""~''ic' ~ So, 81
'Nr D"""iNhc-. and Sii; ! 81 fo- Nav y''S
-" WA r'-"t whole r,n"i~r f-N-N IS 0r'
- y """. ad'-an"e -ei v--N
CH''- N~'Sh. Cow "i"sN'' - v dn"ijnn to 1:
-"in' oats un"hnNr"d IN 'ow"r AMI
"rnrislo" VARYING from "::i. setback 10 u
~
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pETERssuRG PEANUT MARIE

'KHnn?; 81 by Rodgers piuinmar e -, inr ,
IERSBtRG. VA. October 3i..Span.
;tncli "rin"rS stock Market. firm. old
buSh- '-N' 'i'io per
~ rsinias-Farmcrss tocii-AIartat staadv
33u,'"", 81 10 &c y, 0uud: extra nr!.n.
- ~ "'Sc per rour rinc. Sc to Il, =
per pound. Smelling stu..l 2i.c 10 3. uer
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NV YORK. October 3i.--Cot,on good. and
lie 49, 49, Mniet.r to.day. Prices paid q,
nv ''Tp'' auction w.r" clos. To uuot.tions
i i 'ne current fall season. SILK ribbons
We're advanced from , 20 10 I,rr ,rn, ioh
p"rS did an activ" business
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MNMnIhGs LICENSES.

Marriage Licenses were issued by tho
.'"rh Hl me 'i"s,inGs Court yesterday
Nv Ea,I"r Graves. Petersburg, and
Beverly l.. Iii;."rrsun and Leslie AZ
farthrieit. city -
Charles AshiStl rlIett aud Katherine
Blair Winston. city
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MARKET CONDITIONS.
i..c,ntS "i hnples. heavy; demand good at
"h"'"ti"n prices. Celery and lettuce
""cia'lN active: receipts light, Potatoes.
scarce "iil market firm.