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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-09
MUNICIPAL CANDI-
DATES ARE BUSY
Five Are Now in the Field With Much
Talk of Prospective As
pirants.

Since the announcement last
week of the City Democratic Exec
utive Committee setting the dates
for the municipal primaries for
April IL and Is, candidates and
prospective candidates have been
bestirring themselves about the
election which is only little over
go days hence. Four new aspirants
for office are today announcing
their desires. They are:
E. H. WENTWORTH FOR
MAYOR.
Mr.. E. H. Wentworth is no
stranger at all to municipal poll
tics and it is just like being in
harness again" for him to take up
a campaign for votes. The only
difference this time is that Mr..
Wentworth is asking the voters to
elevate him to a higher Office than
or two past occasions when he
was elected alderman from the first
ward. He wants to be Mayor this
time.
With a long term as alderman
backing him, on account OF which
he is thoroughly familiar with the
duties and machinery of the city,
he is formidable candidate for
the place. He has most excellent
record as a private citizen, business
man and officer, and his own large
dealings in a business way have
given him training for such an
office as he aspires to as will serve
both himself and the voters in
good stead should he be chosen
chief executive of the municipality.
Mr.. Wentworth has always been
thoroughly conscientious and hon.
est in the discharge of his duties
and it is his wish to serve all
alike, to the best interests of all,
to be true to the duties imposed
upon him, and to diligently dis
charge all duties entrusted to him.
A thorough acquaintanceship with
the voters is his desire before elec-
ton time and he is thoroughly
democratic in already forecastine
that he will be perfectly willing tc
stand by the sentiment expressed
by the voters when the primaries
are held.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-09
A FALSE IMPRESSION.

Judging by newspaper comment,
reports of the arrest of Land Com.
missioner Brown a few nights ago,
on the charge of selling "blinc
tiger whiskey," have created q
wrong impression, in that it is
charged a "blind tiger was being
run in the capitol building. That
is not true. Mr.. Brown called one
of the capital porters and asked
him if he could get him a pint oi
whiskey. The porter thought he
could, took the dollar that was ten
dered him, went out in town anc
bought the liquor. The tiger
from which the whiskey was pur,
chased was not in the capitol,
but not many blocks away.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-09

ly kept are proof of his competency
and ability, while he combines at
the same time a pleasant and oblig-
ing demeanor in carrying out his
duties to the public. If efficiency
and constancy to the duties of the
office are to be considered, Mr..
Furlow wants your vote, as well
as because he is a tried man,
and the public will take no
chances with him as their officer
they may know what to expect.
Mr.. Furlow expects to see as
many of the municipal voters as
possible before election day, and
The Leader would say that his can
didacy should be well considered.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-09
NEW METHODIST
CHURCH ASSURED
Two Members Contribute $4,000
Valuable Lots Presented Two
Church Homes.

Rev. ]. M. Morse, pastor of the
Methodist church, is gratified at
the zeal shown by his people in the
contemplated erection of new
church building. A meeting of
committees was held on Monday
evening and Mr. Morse, experienc-
ed in the art of church building,
said he "never saw such a live in
terest" as was shown. Two prom
inent members prominent by
heir gifts from time to time to the
cause-have contributed 5000
each to the new church. Capt. A. E.
Moreton has donated the beautiful
lot that lies between the Federal
Building and the Presbyterian
church and in this connection The
Leader may state that the generous
donor has thoughtfully given to
the Presbyterians twenty-five feet
of the plot north of their church.
Beside these offerings Mr.. Morse
states that $11, 900 has been sub
scribed and that little trouble is
anticipated in running the sum up
to perhaps $4,000.
The site has not yet been chosen; !;
but it is not anticipated that the
church will be built on the present
location.
The present church which forms
a part of the College campus was
erected in 1908, under the pastorate
Of Rev. c. w. Crisler and cost
about $4,000. The first church
built in Brookhaven was in 1858,
and the $4,000 that it cost was al
most wholly contributed by Rev.
Milton ]. Whitworth, the founder
of Whitworth College. 1t is said
that the College campus was at
that time wild forest and that
while the church was under con-
struction deer were seen to run
from their retreats in the brush as
ii was cleared away.
1t is far cry from $4,000 sixty
years ago to the $50, 900 church of
today.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-09
WOMAN'S RIGHTS

Mr.. Everett, of Newton, has a
bill now before the House giving
to women the right to hold the
office of county superintendent of
education, and to become members
of boards of trustees of colleges
and eleemosynary institutions, and
there seems to be rather a strong
sentiment in favor of that innova-
tion. The women themselves have
appeared before the Legislative
committees asking these considera-
tions as to trusteeships and the
prospect is good for getting them.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-09
c. OBERSCHMIDT FOR AL.
DERMAN OF WARD /.

1t will be with great deal of
pride that those who have been so
liciting Mr.. Fred Oberschmidt to
run for alderman will note his de-
cision in the announcement column
of today's Leader.
Mr.. Oberschmidt is a good citi-
zen and has the ability to make an
excellent alderman. He is thor
oughly competent in every respect
to fill the duties of the office and
| if elected he will faithfully serve
the people of the municipality and
perform all of the duties of the
office, both directly and indirectly.
He solicits the votes Of the electo-
rate and respectfully asks that
those favoring him get busy il
| his behalf. In the meantime he
expects to see as many voters as
possible.
| B. r. CANTERBURY FOR AL
DERMAN WARD /.
Mr.. ,, r, Canterbury. for iii
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-09
A. B. FURLOW WANTS CITY
CLERKS OFFICE.

Mr.. A. B. Furlow, city clerk Of
Brookhaven for the past two terms,
is announcing today to succeed
himself at the elections to be held
April II and 18.
Mr.. Furlow has given general
satisfaction, both to the officers of
the city, with whom he serves, and
the public generally during his
term of office. Mr.. Furlow's rec
ords, neatly, plainly and accurate
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-09

The Young Meas Business Club,
of Jackson, has presented propo-
sition contemplating the raising Of
$40, 900 with which to buy and
equip home for the Salvation
Army at the State Capital. The
plan is to issue $50 bonds with
coupons attached calling for $40
payment annually for five, years.
One fourth Of the amount has been
subscribed tox. Easy!
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-09
f'';;;s' to 70" McGRATH ST: ;ss's; sG'=:
Ii is Time Now TO be Thinking of
Your Spring Wardrobe!...

Help You Gel lust Exactly What You WanN
Our Dessmang Department this will be under the charge of MRS
BEATRICE GDON. Mrs Hgdon the Eastern markets study
ing styles and fashions with the leading artists Europe and America We
expect open the by the
middle the month She will be fresh with ideas of the
combinations and your service. We invite and consult with
her concerning your needs.
Our Corset Fitting Department will be under the charge MISS
ANNIE RUTH BLEECKER Miss Beecker studying hyglenc
fitting the Chicago school under the best filters and physicians She
the graduate diploma. We realize the
fact that has become absolutely fit coe to the figure insure
health and lend the body the moh lines of We hope have the
presence the Miss
Beecker will welcome and the benefit her training will
nothing have adjusted and fitted your figure
Our Millinery Department this will be under the charge MISS
NELLIE MULLENDKE Miss Mulendke is the market select
ing styles and acquiring ideas for NEW SPRING Millinery She will
be with the first Of March. Come, talk styles to heI
kis easy to see THE REASON WHY WE LEAD. We give you
all your money buy anywhere; and remember
Come and the things take them ouu
John McGrath & Sons BrOOkhaVen, Miss
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-09
FOR SALE.

My residence on South Jackson
.St. See Mrs. Jones at residence,
or Mr.. Davis at Bank Of Brookha-
|ysr, .. w. Jones, ", ?.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17

yXTonknd want to buy two
WdIls Farms Ia ST. Mary s
County, one near The
water and the other not more than FIVE
miles from State road Give full de-
seripli0n Of the property Address:
b, 1892 New York Ave. N. w.
Washington. ID. G. l2-lB-lm b
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17
GET souNn BREEDING STOCK 10
PRODUCE WINTER LAYERS.
ROY Il WAITE
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station


lei M baein now 10 prepsfe fpr 4
ilock that will produce esas fpr Ms
next winter 10 many pe6pie click.
On Is JUST a chicken. Little a. Ihey
stop 10 realize tiaf lhs way eileirb
Is made Or build MP determines Is i
large extent ila isefuinos ma layer.
MOST persons fealize pretty fuiif ihe
general requirements NJ li0le
building Tiiey SNOW that L q neFos
sais y have soll foundation ana
then that , n essential % maee aach
step o. section - ihe con iraeaon lass
as Strong Theq know ll.at Il aeSs
NOT 90 ans coed % pui ibt ~ asaa.
energy and expgnse Tito making l6e
top pafi q helldinH subnaufiSl Il
tle foundation or lower Dart "a weak
bur these same peofsIe, naay " them.
seem to forget these things when They
start BUILDING a aack Of ehlekens
which they expect viii be aironR
enough. and healthy epuaah te With.
stand aaeyere winter and have enoagi,
energy left q produce eeea
The Foundation of the poultry aacIs
JIG ihc breeding stock II Il ia IN ma.
tafed Door sieklY OF lmproperiy
neuriHhed It sili be a waate Of time 10
try 10 breed from II. mo resuIiiae
dock win hardly pig FOR ~ keep II
on the other hand yonr stoci q veil
matared III good flesh. healthy and
properly nourisbed you have Tie prop
rr foundation for good iioeR far egg
production neSt winter
it'will pay most any cue q take 4
iittle trouble 70 select ont few of ide
Aironsasi and healthiesi. most vigor
Gus birds and gave only eggs from
these Cor hatchlng, sometlneai ( nlay
be best 70 cull Out the poor birds trnu
the hecf and keep them eaaFaa
for 4 time o. what i probably better
Sell them FOR Aaarkel or eat tsem
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17
MAeyIiA6 DElAaA8E s ylBeIAu aI co:
WINTER scHEDULE
Patlsxent River Line

Leave Baltimore. Piera. Light Street,
weather and tide permitting. Thursday.
ZOO j.. ~. Tor the following points
Fair Haven, Plpm Point. Dare's Coy
errors Eun. Cove Point. Milestone,
Solomon i Island, Spenrer's. st. Cushx
bert's, st. Leonard's Sellers, Sotterly.
Cashncr'a. farkers. FORESTS. Dukes,
Trent Hal. Holland Point Benedict.
Returning, steamer win leave Benew
dict, Friday. IL noon, weather and tide
permitting. solomuns Island. $50 d.
M. Milestone, 8 D. M, CDVer Point,
Governors Ron. 800 D. ~ Dare's,
$40 p M, PLAN Point, 100 >. No..
Fair Haven. 10 90 b M. stopping at all
the above ppints. atflsiNR 10 Baltimore
next morning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17
For Sale /

Motor Boat Be IT,, ~ II. r. Mia
pnsi rSe SAILS cabin. fslll oyster
FIRST class condition One
good farm mare, l0 years old, s35.0
at once Also s fine shoais.
- r. BRADLEY
l-l3-ln River Springs,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17

W0NEH NsHhFAF Iof ~ KEaFH
'Chamlerlainia Cough Remedy las
been used Ia my household for the
past twenty years. ! began giving l.
10 ms children when they were small.
As 4 quick relief for Group, Whooping
cough and ordinary colds it has 40
equal Being FREQ from opium and
other harmful drugs, neyertelt afraid
20 give y io tie children. | have re
comfnended y b 4 large nnmbor ~
friends and ncighbors who have used
"a ana speak highly .pf y writes Mrs
Mary Mlnlse, sbortsFiile, N. ~.
Qbtalnable every whrlc ADV
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17
Notice 10 Creditors.


oFphaus Court Of 81. Mary County. set =
January -, 1915.
RDEHED ~ THE COURT. ThnsS Mnblo
81 and Louise Is. Bean, Administrators
Of ,sJosaph a.. Bean, late of 81
y aKS'a 80 ants, daeeased, give lha notice xa-
qalred BY law TO the defeasfds creditorn is
exhlblbth heir elatinss ana that the aafao hn
puhtlsned once week for ak successive
weeks 10 tbs 1T MhryNe l2ancoh
nEN4. GoMts.
HaHfsfff DC Wins.
fKueccpy. re7t HANT BoNEs
ReeiaIeF Of WiIInfof Sd. MarY,0 Cousity
ia pnkauanee al lise above order. hereby
give notice that Z have obtained from the on.
phAua court 81 1T Mary county. Mo-. let
tsgs q Administration On she pfpsonal essate
IOsHrH AZ R1sAN
late 81 eald cuNplys deceased Ali persons
iAayis1N riai5s* a3aiilas thu aaid decreased are
hereby nofItied u 6shiAlt Chr same WITH INV
pFopak voneh4s attached khHEato. ia tha ia b.
selilaer % q btfnfe the rs day oi 5niY.
lNlti fnnN WklE athHr#iHe by Law hH eli AsufeG
from the h1ileiif4 0f the aald estate All hsf2 !
epiie iNaeefea " the HtnaHann are Required til
maze iEafAa1tafe pay tnent fo tho R.f6aaffh1t
" KIsfl y. NH4N N.
LODI 81 n RfaAN.
a.ss'at aaminissFntrixs'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17
Use Lilac FREELY
IN SOIL BUILDING
The Kind TO Use And How TO Apply
It Economically.


Tie kind Of lime 10 apply win de.
pend almost entirely upon The relative
cost OF the different forms. The naain
function Of lime il to correct acidity
any form viii do this but ii requires
practically twice as much Ground
Limestone or shells, and Ia times
as much Iiydratad Lime Is Burned
Lime 70 do me same amount 81 good.
The hneness TO which the raw ma.
terial Is ground determines 10 great
extent ifs ellecsiveness The finer me
better
Whether We should use illnr derived
from Lime Stone Or Oyslur Shells de
pends upon h0w we are Situated with
regard 70 transportation SINCE fgagbt
rates are an Important lteHs % ron
slider
We cannot say thai either soaroe Of
lime r decidrdee better than Gle
other
How 70 Apply Lime.
The method ~ spreading Iiiae viii
depend upon ne lana used ii wt
use Lump Lime we may smcB ii III b
large pile and preae Il with manure
spreader. OF it mas ba placed IN amar
piles ever Inc neid and aIler slack
Ing, spread with shoyels ii she lat
Ter method IF used, 70 pound hcaps
q peck placed ~ feet apafi esch
way. or one buahei 90 feet eAeh Way.
will provide about one ION per aero
The aniall plies have iho advantage
over The larger ones ia siacking more
readily. and on account 81 being close
together VIII moi neces state II being
thrown 70 Tar with the ahoYels when
spreading Mixing tilis Stacked Lime
With lne earth before spreadIns viii
make Is less disagreeable 20 handle
# the ground Stone or Hydrated
Lime be used. the most convenient
way 70 distribute u wli Be with q lifae
spfeader CaHaiic Llmv should never
be- mikea. With manure o. estnmerclai
Fertilizers u is 6gfter 10 plow che
niaaure under AMI 8u The limlu o. TOP
q he soil after blowing II CONNER
eial fertilizer q be used fhe ilme
skpuid b. applied & few WEEKS before
tie application 8f The feriiHxef II
} made
amounts Of Lime To APPLY
+ e generally The best ptaet4e Is
apply not less than one ion d Burnt
L;Iae or two tons 9f Ground Iime ~
Store Oyster Shells per acre lly
drafted Lime Should b. used ag tie
rate u AZ ions rel acFs sueh IA
application need NOT b. siVea 6fsaaet
than once 10 five year,. whieh nahet
the cost not more Than eos Is sIDt
per acre per scar
When 70 Apply Lime.
There q no donh 6 hest ilrge to I'D,
~ Ilme and for masly reasons ihas
tiiae & just after tie kind Is DlDMed
for The corn crop. The proces ".
quircd d. occurring 4 s0oa iced bed sad
ihe cultivation Of she corn W.T. rlx
lhe lime thoroughly with the tep s
enc u the soii where It wiiI BE- moR
effective IA persuFmine ie nmin f8Gc
iiaa noefpsilnk aGsaiig
q clover bis aal been doing va
on the land asa ~ application II lHHe
ha given ae apisetea go alas exfa,ts
q SiEproas .HgewiA of sise srap elGn
Il If sgaia spNn % CLOVER Probably
oa np either crop Nili lnc haYe NJ
daeiiiea uifer al ne ihr elogefs If &c
any reason ~ % not rs 70 msRe an
application o. Iigae for corn e shonli
not haslisfe 10 use 9 III ne til when
prt'raFilsa the lHnd Tor wheat
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17
Applications f1rOysief Grounds

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test against ,he s#atiif.r M $40
leass misi is tlei rs fM SID
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sa1a i',s,sep tg sseffl 81 NAeesssii'
~ WI tn.,tel e. Nt iAhti
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dos. r. ll0bFfshi. 81. s3enr9a ISLAND
Not atere.lsnp ~ aegas
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17
RARILAKp. DELAWARE Z VIRGINIA M. co.
WINTER SCHEDULE
Potomac River Line
IN EFFECT JANUARY 3. 1916.

Steamer leaves baltimore. Pier 3.
Light Street weather and Tide penny
ting saturday y. ~ for Washing
ton. b. &, and intermediate landinle.
az fullowas
Milier's, Bropme's. Forte Belle. Gra-
son v, C0an, So. 10 Bupdirk' x. lake 81.
Walnut Point, Gowaft s i4cwisetta. kim
sale. sCintrH. Lodge Landing, Muudy's
Point. Piney Point. iUa M. Leonard
town. D noon, Absllis. Cobrum's. Bag
side Bushw0ad, Rock i'eint. I .. nj,
MefEantxn. kiverside Giymant. Alex
'andria. arriving il Washington Moaday
morning
sOn Signal
Returning. Ienvss 10 So Wharf,
Washing tom. Monday, weather and tidp
permitting q. D. n. f.conafdtoeis.
<sQy 6a III. lodge landing 10 III
n Kinsele ~ neanM IlleF'a. j.. n
Porto Belle, q /
more Wednesday morning, KtoppirE &C
~ thu above Bindings
--.s,s4..sas-sa. =.
Steamer leaves Baltimore, Pier 3.
light Street Tuesday. s >. M. for
the following points, weather and tide
permitting
MiiIer's. Broofne's. Porto Bello. Gra-
sons. Coan. Bnudiek's. Lakes, Wal
nut Point Cowart's, Lcwisetta, Lodge.
Mundy 8 Point, Kinsaie.
Returning. steamer leaves Kinsale.
Wednesday, Y noon, weather and tide
permitting. for baltimore. HtOpping at
all the above landings Miller's. 1 b.
M, Grason's. s D. M. Porto Bcllo. 8 j.
M, arriving az Baltimore Thursday
morning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17

we are selling our
Ladies Goats, suits and
MillinSSs az Half Price.
BAY noAS and save money.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17
FoR Sal.

Pure Bred Columbian Wyandoties:
heavy layers; per setting sl 50. Also
White Wyandotles, per setting, 81 .09.
Phone Or call. p e, BuRCH
2.3-sin' Mechaniesville. Md,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17

Leave Baltimore, Pier 4, Light ST.
weather and tide permitting, Saturday,
I 2 90 p M, fer the following points
Fair Hagen. Plum Point, Dare,s, Cow
vefnpr's Run. Cove Point. Milestone.
Solomon's Island, Spencers. St. Cuth-
bert'H. st. L4conarflH, Sellers. Sottefly,
Caahner's Parker's, Forests, Dukes,
Trent Hall, Holland Point. Benedict,
/ Licteh's. Tfuemans Point, Deep Land
ing, Holland Cliifs, Magruder's Ferry,
Lover Marlboro White Landing. Fer
~ Landing, Nottingham
MOTIF Steamer will continue to Ly-
on's Creek. Monday morning.
Returning, STEAMER will leave Lyons
Greek. IN a. nj. weather and tide
permitting. Monday. stopping at the
above points Nottingham \. 80 d. m.
Lower Marlboro $50 Al M. Benedict,
IL Noon, Solomon's Island, 5 80 >. M,
MiIistonc. $50 y Ia Cove Point. Coy
eruor kun.sS 90 II M Dare's, 800.
Plum Point. BOO p. m. Fair Haven.
1000 =. m arriving II Baltimore next
morning
This time table shows the times Mt
which steamers may be expected to ar
rive At ard depart from the several
wharves. but their arrival or departure
at the times stated ia not guaranteed,
eof docs the Company hold itself re-
sp0naible f1r any deiay or any c0nse-
qnenees arising thcrefron
WILLARD THOMSON.
General Munger.
u. ~. D0WNEY.
Agent, Baltimore.
r. MURDOCH,
General Passenger Agent
fsy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17

Located 20 pasnSenl Riyeig on the
westerly side thereof "a Collins
Point an0 Jest soNit ~ 4 s. &
g. y trianRulasina station tol-
Inns. as hnwn IN pahiialNa ghnri
so iii
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17

Millers, Broomc's. Porto Bello, Gra-
sons coan. s a M. Buu;iick s, Lakes.
Walnut Point, Cowarl s Lewiselta, Kin.
sale. cintTa, Lodge Landing, Mundy's
Point, Hncy Point. 10 d. III, Abells.
cobrum's, l.eonardtown. u noon, Bay
side.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-17

Steamer leaves Baltimore, Pier 3.
hight Street Tuesday. 6 D. M, for
the following points, weather and tide
permitting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

mcnts is' borne out by the NOR, ..ges
placed on record in the courts, which
amounted TO about S22G.0oU for the
week. Tho release deeds. however.
were only about halo this total
Among the larger sales made during
the wcci< was that by which the +. w
Dahncy Realty Corporation acquired y
tract Of thirteen and orc-hnlf acres %
ia" northeast curucr u Nose side
Avenue ana tho ucrrico Boulevard.
The purchase price was reported as
being 52O,00o.
The American Security and Trust
Company. OF Washington. trustee of
the estate of the lute john f.. Nc
Leans estate. sold to the James River
and kanawh Power Company tract
If 49,. acres OF land lying north Of
thc Southern Railway. The tract is
mad" Up principally of islands and
shoals in tho LameS River. the sale in
gliding an water front and riparian
rights. The property sold for $50. 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
ron RENT-.Rcal Estate.
NORTON q. TIIAI.IiIMER.
Madison 500.
Annr,nent hnnsc on on. nf 49, An

Apartment house on one OF the best
streets in city, where values arc en-
hancinS, only few blocks FROM Jcffcr-
sou Hotel paying 10 per cent. Price.
$1,000. VIII exchange fog smaller
property or GOOD building lots.
22J feet of land near pa ilI.ood Gene
terry at {l0 per foot. win exchange for
home in West End costing around
$1,000.
1G2 feet in north side suburb AT Sill
per foot. VIII exchange tor improved
city property ana Fay cash difference.
Grove Avenue home. neur t.prbardy,
u rooms. hot water heat all modern
convcnicnccs garage. Price. $4,000
Will exchange for good Investment
Boulevard hom". 10 rooms. Sleeping
porch, hardwood floors, = baths. four
toilets. hot-wat"r heat. hrtnd-ucw and
thoroughly modern; garage. large lot.
Price, $4,000. VIII take building lots
as part payment
stuart Avenue lot, near West Street
only SD5 per foot.
NORTON q. TIiALHIMER.
First National kank building
iSccOni Floor