davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-03

Sam Johnson transacted business
in Hesperus yesterday. returning last
evening.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-03

Andy Miller and son Reginald An
drew were over night visitors from
Dolores.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

Fred Mayne was an early morning
motorist from the Ignacio section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
DEACONS ORDAINED
BY BISHOP KILGO
Mnny Changes In PupIts OF Western
North Carolina Conference
Arc Expected.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
GASFONIA, \. G., November 26-The
ordination Of deacons took place this
mornin" following the sermon of
Bishop John c. KilGo, before the West
ern North Carolina Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. anu
this evening. after sermon delivered
by Rev Plato 7. Durham, the preachers
eligible for elders orders we're or
3aincd Large congregations were
present at both OF these services. and
also at the love feast. held this morn
Ing. and memorial service, this after
noon.
Much OF the time of the conference
session on Monday will be occupied
with the presentation OF reports OF
boards and standing committees. The
conference may adjourn on Monday
evening, hut IL Is not expected that the
closing session will be held until Tues
day. So far this session of the CON
ference has been one In which there
have been few leaks in the cabinet
regarding the appointments OF the
preachers for the coming year. and
many surprising announcements in this
connection are expected due to the fac,
that Bishop Kilgo has no: vet called
minute question six, "Who are received
ny transfer from other conrercnces?'
INC opinion has been strengthened that
when that question is called he will
announce one or moro transfers who
VIII he appointed to leading char@es
IN the conference. probably Central
Church. Greensboro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
NEWS OF ASHLAND

Snecini 10 The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND, VA, November os-Tbo
Zip Around The World" given on
Friday night by tho Civic Learuo or
ashland. proved II great success HoI-
lard. Scotland. Japan and Africa were
rcnreshnted. and in the different conn
Tres inc younger set In town. dressed
IN native costumes, served refresh-
ments
Mr.. and Mrs. William Du Val Cars.
well nave issued invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter sarah
t,srdleton: TO 4. Campbell Tucker. son
81 MI and Mrs. Floyd Tucker. OF Ash
lahd. The wedding will take place on
wednesday,. December {. ut O'clock
me church OF ST. James the Less.
Mrs. David Cakes and children. or
bloomfield. Pa. wore recent guests NJ
Mr. and Mrs. \. i. boswell
Miss Lucy Byrd Martin. OF Dry
hriaGe. is the week end guest OF Miss
Guy E'ssett. OF Nashville. y C.. viii
Join Mrs. B;ssctt this week for n visir
10 Mrs. X. y. Forsythc n, ..JIilIcrcst ;,
NJ and Mrs. Frank II Cox have re-
turned from an extended Northern trin
am are at their home on James street
Mrs. Ivcy +. Lewis. Of cbarInttcs.
'iN'. va here during the past we.k
VS. ting aer parents. Rev. ana Mrs. ]
II. Hunter
Mrs Patton of Florida is the guest
OF MRS. NorNeii i.apslcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
A FINE TREATMENT
FOR CATARRH
EASY TO MAKE AND COSTS LITTLE

CaWrrh is such an ins!dious disease
ana has become so pscEa.eui uugsnts
the past &c" years tatt - treatment
should be understood by all.
Science mas fully proved that Ca
ta:fh Is constitutional u.S.aBe and
therefore requires u constitutional
Treatment Spth.s. inha.crs. s.,I.es
ana nose doucnes seldom !. ever .Ive
lasting bcnent aud often drive the Ills
ease further down the air passages
ana into the lungs
If you havo Chtarrh or Catarrhal
De-. Mos O.. neau-no!s.s. 20 20 your
druggist and get one ounce OF .ar'nint
,no-ote ot..engtn}. Tax. this home
ana add 10 /. = pant al not water and
: ounces OF ,eranGlated su;.r; star
until dissolved, take one table poont 4
times Il day.
This viii often bring quick relief
clogged nos,riis should, open. breath
u opping into the throat.
This Treatment ~ Sigh, tonic
Tive IN cases who're the blood has be-
come Thin and weak. II is easy TO
make. tastes pleasant and costs little.
Every person who '..jhes 20 be tree
from this destructive disease shou /
give this treatment trial.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27

Mrs. Patton. OF Florida is the guest
OF Mrs. Norveil i.npslev.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM
FOR STATUE OF LIBERTY
'orn';i Acceptance by President on
hehhif or Government TO RE Attended
With Imposing Exercises
ny Associated Press !


NEW YORK. November :.6.--Plans
We're announced to-niEht t6r the ccrc-
monies on December > attending the
formal acceptance here by President
Wilson, on behalf of the govcrrrcn,
or new lighting systcr, for the status
OF Liberty. which has been provided by
popular subscription.
The French ambassador. Cabinet Of
hcers. army and navy officials and
others are expected 10 participate IN
The ceremonies. y division OF the At
iantic Fleet viii act as il guard OF
hoMor The President will formally
accept the illuminating system from
me deck of the naval yacht Mayilowcr,
SECRETARY .! the Navy Daniels will fol-
10" the President and his party on tho
naval zach, Dolphin.
After tho ceremonies IN New Yorl.
h;ti Dor and the customary salute by tho
ilect. tho President Viii go 10 an up
town motel. where Il reception and /.
banquet VIII be held. More IMAM 5nODu
Americans. IL is said. contributed $780,
600 10 install the new lighting syMern.
which Will illuminate the Statue OF
Liberty from head to pedestal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
LUMBER PLANT DESTROYED
f!nnicH q" Danny. Estimated MT S3OG.-
oGb at Mills OF Nnccnmnw
Company.
rBy Associated rress.l

WILMINGTON. y. G.. November &c
Ti:e OF undetermined origin. destroy
cd the plant OF the Waccamaw Lunl-
Der Company. at Bolton. twenty miles,
south Of Wilmington. cntailing an cs =
.tmated loss OF S20o 600 insured. car
!his morning. An electric power plan ,
operated in connection with the iumbe.
mill also was destroyed. The flames
mad gained considerable Roadway when
discovered and ths source OF water
supply in son,a unknown way was cut
Oft The huge stock OF lumber on the
yard was no, consumed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
COL 0NEL CRAlGHlLL DEAD
PASSES Away nj Military Hospital I'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Engineers,
irltrd S:mics Army.
Ky Associated Prcss.l

ny associated t'rcSS.!
WASHINGTON. November 25.--Cclo-
mel William T.. craiSh!!l Corps al En-
Sincers, United states Army. died here
to-day 4 a military hospital 10 which
he had come for treatment from his
home in Boston Colonel Craighill was
r0ointcd 10 the militar" academy from
West Virginia. and graduated in 1885.
lie was II son Of the late Brisndirr-
General William f. Craighil former
rhief OF army engineers Fuacral ser
vices Will be held Tuesday at Charles
town, ". Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

state Eonrd OF Cunrnsscrs. state
Capitol. - O'Clock.
Council C"mn..t.cc on Streets, City
Kali. . o'clock.
Council Committee on Finnuce,
City Hail, > o'clock.
Council tomml,tee on Dock, River
and linrGUr. city Hall, y O'Clock.
\ zen e. ny - H.aShilcH's Bailey
Russo. S::3.
hijou--''iic MiIIinnnirc's Son and
fbe shop Girl" .:iO,
Lyric--p0pulnr ,audcyiiIc; ruutf.
nee, 81 night, $50 md D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
It'd WANTS
! cents /. limo per insertion.

tSabxr is" s:n;s line Inc sst y .as' ;s.s;.on
ihnSS' : rKSyiDHD XII. iSsENfiJ>;
~ GhANGE OE Lorr. CASH 10 AZ
RATE FER LINE.
Maximum spa.c Two inc,.
SUNDAY and DAiii Insertions. 80 cents
CVNsECUTiyH'iIa i,.ser.,"ns. 40 cents.
Tines wtha cns @saa. i; ,Sn t.'r ii .,ne
.iHss 10 II. Inch: sia SIX soTis to no line.
.SimsTHIIGS n; lUK T.eD. M N'SsSf ADS ;.
Wan, Ads; accsptad " tao. M' at nt'' The
%GsF g foS Ss'fs IS: sr f.Gfa sD0s'
btas sioi.: ~ r. " casy AZ s'F ssd
s-i%ssy s, s.:. g .@ Gfsv. * av,
DRUG CO. S'll.s. Sy io W. Ms" u 81,
A.sPa ASsaus PL.f,nae, Alien %a S! ofe and n.
seh n4as D S'.I. co 80 's W Ms IL
n"Sss's b,a Hk-as o1S 81 q ". n s1as e
~ r. May BROS. HrooE Avo Gid ,.i.y
s,I.arrsnt Drug Store. Foushe. and Broad
EAST or FoUsHEE STREET..
Pssr..Sexx s fh!1a "a, -, =, srGad st s..
Wallis Drug Store. Film snl Mnsshsii
" " x yHs .p.. s?i :scr,:n r't.h s.,
tee. 81 Drug Store. III -. Seven
sh'' Hsafa "a n E st.i; s,
hat.hsii Str. 49, an
Springer Drug Coupsry Twcn.v,b,rI
enn tcnabic Sta ''' '''
.n %0 en- Z g. se l psus Co.. Twenty -at,h
81, "oods Pharmacy. Twenty. n!tA ana Ie,-b
6, Church H:n Pharmacy. ?soo Es., nro.t
r. C,.'r Dug Sore. *.o., F. rroa~ -.
Th,r,v.nnsscrs Clay Stree; DruE Store. sol n.
B., y., FtIRMOUST
rarHount Pharmacy. 2l2s Fzi-nnour;
BARTON HEIGHTS
hsi"n Dru- store. Narth A.a
=, HIGHLAND PARK
C. Ccsh, Z; Co. 100 rh!rd hvo
49, SOUTH RICHMOND
JoIs. " Harrison. .c.e l:G!. s.. and
ti' Fofeht Ii!I ave
f. , SNA.sitORO.
B. ~. Roberts. no; Hull 81
a. FULTON.
:! ~ Black. Sci, "tliia,nsburc t.-
.sop'on Drug Sturc, 80. Williamsburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
EXPLOSION R0USES JOHN D.
Goes Back 20 Drd When lie Learn.
Ahont Part;nl Destruction oY
Greenhouses
INV Assoclated Press. ]

GARRYTOWN. y. Y. November 26-
John r. Rockefeller was reused from
his sleep early to-day by the explosion
Of b7iler in one of the large green
houses ON his estate here. Servants
were Sent 10 find out what had caused
ne loud report. and when Mr.. Rookie
teller learned what had happened he
went back TO bed Many rare plants
and lowers were destroyed by the ex-
oloson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
SoUTaERN RAILWAY

...N.....Oi!. 49,.
nSt.t.S.S lar k...T.i..IeGu.
;'u-.i.-i) i'..t $50 "a 49, Iv..' Nov - ii
40! L'uGI I4r. Nj. ore
Ii. 4. IA - tss. S.GciIIiS car %
4. a. 3:vV H. "a. ivc"I. NcyaSI.,t. Chase
Iity ANA tSunh.U j uit:iio IL
loiE iti>rr Lille L. ~. 1t.ulne-
IrniI. eACtpt SLI"..y. CunnevtitI, for L,a.l.
,fartor carr. 80 va .nu "a.
4. tIdiIS, icCaL
Trains Arr!se nlchinou- From the South
i:eJ -, aud s.iJ y. NJ $3.50 T. Al. 81
y. NJ. daily. s.4v 4. NJ, except '.unLi,
IRON Nest ront. .I5 a III. c.r5Ct Ayn-
day $50 a. NJ. ana Oils f.. Nj. day.
,.tlCe 80. r. Nam So Phnr.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
TWO CANDIDATES.
ARE; IRON RICHMOND

In Richmond there has been no at
tempt as yet TO align any large part
of the electorate with this or that can
ddatc. Two of the canddates-Licu-
tenant Governor Ellyson and Mr.. Pol
lard--arc rcsidonts OF this city. and
will naturally have strong personal fol-
lowinEs. aside from tho strength that
will accrue to them by reason of their
factional lcaninES. The third, West
moreland Davis, of LeeSburg. Is almost
as we'll known in Richmond as no il
in Londoun, having appeared here fire.
quently as speaker before the Leg
islaturc and at farmers gatherings. He
Is also we'll known in local club circles.
If political gossip is to be credited
Mr.. Davis is conducting the most ac-
tive campaign of the three. The Lees
burg man, IT, is pointed out, !s per-
onally visiting large number OF coun-
ties and towns, establishing in each the
nucleus OF n working organization
which will come into play when the
rivalry begins in earnest next year.
Those who were inclined last year to
give the Loudoun County man third
place in the race have revised their
Judgment indefinitely.
ELLYSoN HAS GONE
QUIETLY ABOUT CAMPAIGN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E'iyson has
gone quietly about his campaign, and
is in touch with party leaders in every
has the advantage OF having 1T his
back the wcll-developed machinery OF
tho state organization, which is count
ed upon to give him his greatest
strength. In organization circles the
belief is general that Mr.. Ellysons
chances are strengthened by the fact
that there are in the field two rivals
both belonging to the antmachiNH
wing OF the party, tile assumption be-
ing that they will split the normal vote
that is hostile TO the organization, and
in this manner contribute 10 the Ely
son plurality.
Recent events. national and domestic,
however, have demonstrated the
fallncy or political arithmetic based
on the herdinE of voters along trndi-
tioral lines OF cleavage, and Pollard
men in particular are claiming for
their candidate II wide measure Of sup
port in the organization camp.
INDEPENDENT VOTE
TO III: MARKED FACTOR
Mr.. Pollard, ii is recalled. triunphed
over former Attorney General Will
ltams. whose orthodoxy has never been
called into question, and the rise of tho
Independent voter is becoming as
marked in Virginia cities ns in Cali
fornia and New Hampshire In the
city OF Richmond not so long ago the
organization candidate for Common
"caithS Attorney was defeated by the
independent candidate and like stories
come from other cities and towns in
the State.
All OF which points TO ~ guberriatorial
"acc which may prove to no the clos
est that has been waged In Virginia
IN many a wear. The presidential rae,
has made II fashionable, and Virginia.
may yet hnd itself next August wait
!ni- for the returns from isolated prc.
- a
determine who is to lie the Common
wcalth's next Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
RAILROADS.
Eickmond and [heS7sak, Ba, Raiwa, Comos,,

&. ..Si apri IL. iJ.h
s.hr.~.c S-o,... 40 ,hn"-u N..nuu,
Nolite.
Trains leave RiCL...onu h. 80 a. 81. - A.
NJ, bs, A.. NJ. :, a. AZ 80 y Nj: II "a. NJ.
NJ. + ~. t. NJ, u l.. III $40 =
N. G;-o r. 81. i:lo q ~. Ds r. .I =
Grams leave Ashland - 30 A. NJ. b. 4
u a. ~: b. NJ: 10 4; NJ. ..l1 VI
NJ $50 T. NJ. 5:2o = Nj. f:lJ T. ~
Il. NJ. b? T. NJ. II + ".
tCar-!e. baggage, LILY .vcep, Sunday
a only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
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MEETINGS

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New ork. October -, 1916.
To the Stockholders or Southern Rail.
way Company.
NOTICE Is i.ertuy given. that n gen
rral meeting or the ..tockholders %
Soutn:,n I:uIIway Company has bean
calico u. the board OF directors and
VIII be nelu at the principai ONCE OF
the company in tie Times Disputcn
Build ling. III the cry of Richmond. Va.
Oh FRIDAY the 9TH day OF Jai:ua-y
l1i'. a. 10 ciuco III tue forenoon TOR
the purpose of considering and taking
action concern Ing the creation or d
mortgage Lpu the RAILROADS and oIner
property. securities and franchises Of
the company. To he oesi gnatGd the ID
funding a:.d Improvement MORTGAGE
anu the Issue ana SAFE Of gold bonds
thereby secured. limited IN amount TO
S5tv.1uv.OUU at any time outsttuding
10 be ISSUED from time TO time, IN let
le'cd series. maturing on sucn dates
not later than October /, 1899, and
bearing interest at sucn rates AS snail
be liked by the board of directors w,th
resPect 10 e3ch series. ana tor the pur-
pose or considering and taking all
such other or further action IN respect
TO the creation or said MORTGAGE anu
the issue and sale of said bonds as may
come before the meeting. including an
proving the form ana PROVISIONS OF
sad mortgage. approving Il pan for
tie exchange OF the development and
ee:"rai mortgage per cent bonds OF
tht company FOR bonus bearing higher
interest secured by SAID rcfunuing and
Improvement mortgage. and approving
ali action taken by the board OF dircc.
tors IN the premises. and for the pur-
pose or tranSactIng such other business
az lawfully and properly may be
brought before the meeting.
me transfer books OF both pre-
terreo ana common stock viii be closed
at o'clock p Nj. on December 6. 1916
ana Will be reopcned "a. 10 O'Clock a.
NJ. on January s. 1917.
by order OF the Board OF Directors
+. & WYNN
Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
Local Temperature.
i.orui Rainfall.

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours Non
deficiency in rainfall since March
''''' !. %
Deficiency IN rainfall since Jan
uary so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
DIE SETTER

YOUNG man experienced in
F. tool and die setting in tin can
factory doing plain and litho-
graphed work. Must have
ability eventually to take
charge Of men. State salary
desired, experience and refer
ence in first letter. Ritter
Manufacturing Co., 1916 North
Hutchinson Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27

Temperature. 81: humidity. 80; wind
direction. south: wind, velocity,
miles; weather, clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. r
La All Irsr XsxAistias "a k.,.aE-n.i.
CssGS sAN- * Ons0 nY.

60. i-ou..v ~ "es." :. D.. ., u. ~ u.
!,".i .-.ne. i-o.d" ',.:n II. 1919
danes i...eI i.iAe. slv.vv a., -. ~ o.
y ->eHs' :>In.. S.u 's.aV - iIi:. - -.
Nav port News. Local. 1900 x. G Co o..
II..i.S ATIiNG IrU.a NIX. sll.Jv a., sl.4J o..
ESQ .: J; Hews sob u. wv, u. IRON
WEST. $40 ~. '3:5U o. 1855 H.. -i:ls o..
i:iu daily from Lnariottes,,lis eA"ep:
sunday from Imurmonu a-A. i...sr. =.
.Duily. tExGspt SUNDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
November 81 1916.
HIGH TIDE:
IN rises. .. Gag Morning :os
un sets .5:06 Evening. 5:5i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

o%l.i A..L-,.AlL i.l.>r 10 >ohFULh
i.e.L'e iISiu saves - f,I.s
49, 'V.O "a. - 49,.
',.Jt L. NJ
500 n 'J.SU IA. 800 4. ~. '.:ss
=. III. Local u Lir"e. "t.o1 r. VI.
arrive i..NI.G.,UIu .>UIiu.n. eil:su
A. $40 r. -. ',.VV =. -. 20 a. ID.
4io.. the wIsl. 'O..S A "a. $50 IL. Al,
1-.iV l.. .,.io 4. 'O.Ii 4. "a. -y.VJ
.U..iiy. .cany except Sunday ISunJay
d Devil W c. SAUNDERS
/. M. Roanoke. u. T. A.. Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
FOR SALE--Real Estate.

FOR sale. the car line at Yves. Hamp-
ton. near Country Club. beautiful building
!2's. Easy terms. Address 6l;. car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
Seaboard Air Line Railway Lomoany
"rhe Progressive Railway Of tho south F:

"The Progressive Railway of the South"
a"nthDound trains stnedu.eu to ,eavs
RI, ,iuonu Tally 500 y. local nor
lin... LOO 4. -. pers anu uUacnes AT
lhnta and IacksunN siIc. v:3o =. ~. COACHES
an sictpcIs To JuCksonviile: il.lO T. Al.
coaches. /: As y. NJ. s.ecpers. Atlanta i,lr-
inihSEIn. Jacksonville. Tampa. CUacnes
J..I RSJHIillc.
Nor ihbound trains scheduled ia arrive
I."n -. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
POLITICAL EYES TURN
TO FIGHT FOR GOVERNOR
Supporters nj John Garland Pollard
Organize Strong Booster
Club in Norfolk.
ELhYsoN QUIETLY AT WORK
Wcstmorrland Davis Making Vigor-
ous Campaign. Personally Speak
ing in Nearly Every County-in-
dependent Vote to BE Factor.

From Norfolk came the report ycs-
terday that 5000 men whose names ar.
on the poll-taX list for this wear hay.
in the last few days signed cards Jr
m ocrshIp in the John Garland Pol
LARA Booster Cuban organization
that has been started in the seaside
city 10 further the campaign of the
Attorney General for the govcrnprship.
The city, IL Is stated. has been divided
into nine districts, in each Of which
a captain or Lieutenant has been chosen
to direct the work OF recruiting new
members.
Apparently the Eubcrnatorial candi-
dates and their friends have taken
swiftly to the field with tho settling
OF the unrest incident TO the recent
ele>tirn. Candidates clubs promise to
blossom from now on, and there VIII
be no innusitive boards of governors
TO place difficulties in the way Of any
honest voter who seeks membership.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
TUESDAY. NOVENIB Der rs. 1915.
IN r,fu.-.l-

TUESDAY. NOVENi Der 2s. 1915.
at 1880 O'CLOCK =, u
The above farm 0. III. acres OF
good land, about 60 acres utlng IN ,ui-
,Nation, the balance eng la woo.s.
good orchard. running water. laige
uwciliHg. nine rooms. good two-steiy
taIn etc. This is an Lr:usuany az
trnct!v" farm, ana being . near the
city and fronting as it uoes om one OF
the best roads INTO Richmond. should
attract investors. business men. as " ell
as farmers. IL mas recently conc .nlo
possession of the present owuul. ana
who having no use Tor II. has instruct
Cd me 10 sell.
The personal property consists Of me
crop o; Corn, ouder Horse. Cow
Bull, Brood Sow. 20 Hens. 2 Wagons.
Su.rey, LIsk, Hay Rake, Double Corn
tu!i!N.ttor ana var!ou ass ti.eHl or
P!ows. CultiNators. Implements and
i oOIs.
TERMS: On personal property, cash.
and as TO the real tsL2te. one-third
casa and the balance in one. TWO and
three years. deferred payments bear
Ing Interest ANA secured by uecd OF
I! .St.
y. L. ADAMSON
Auct!onecr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27

In execution Of .wo certain DEGREES
OF The Ia" and Equity Court oi the
city OF kichiu"nu, "a. vn,vreu No
lc..ihtr H.. i".1. ana November 10.
"ho sues. etc. w. the negro His,uri-
CA ana Industrial tssouIdtiou Iuc
We. tnc Undersigned sr.v!aI comuls-
s.oncis, Appointed Ior lint purpose.
va. offer ivr saie Al puUlic aul,lo.,
upon the premises. Gu
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER eS. 1916.
at ecloct il. NJ,
the property described in the said
iced. as follows.
nat c.:,a.n lCt OF land with the
oih church ncuse thereon. Ioui..ed ga
The svGlh Sioe OF i.c..,n stree, urlyeen
f..Si ana -. James street in the city
EAST L:.5a Street. beginning e2i-.
..u, east OF - Games street. and
fronting 81 Zee; on IN. spUt! line vi
Lc.Sn street, and running back loy l-2
ie.t 20 io-tOct alley. on which lS
ioSateu brick nous.. formerly oucu-
pied by the Leish stree; METHODIST
Here i3 specially good opportunity
Tor YOU I" secure chuI.e properly IN
central Location. wnere. values arc
everything desirable.
This sa.c is cr"ercd 70 be made al the
risk and CO., q william! Miller. who
OF sale.
TERMS: fourth cash. balance in
threc equal instalinents IN six, twelve
and eighteen months. evidenced b. ne
gotiabie notes of The purchaser car
ry!ng interest from date of sale. title
retained until all OF the purchase
MONEY is paid; or al! cash. al in. option
or the purchaser.
CONWAY r SANDS.
J. G. ROBERTSON,
GILES &. JACKSON
Special Commissioners
| hereby certify tina; the bond re-
CURED OF The special commissioner in
the suit specified above has been duly
given.
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LUSi AND t,Ut ND.
:
HELP WANTED-SInlc

il,'Ii,iOND PATHWAY mail CI,,L .>.----,--
l!o|s coming, 40 month. Sampl. qU.s-
tSns :rcc. W !itc Immediately.
!E.LItul.. Floor ". i.ocHehtrI =. Y
- ANil.D. teachers 80 grade AZ az. lcl
ruEiL tto-!SC. - iuEh! principals Mauy
.I' nliiE~ NOW ANA J-HG.Tg SoGiI.....
I,i,.."r-' .hGr!gy. tOiLmGIs. ; -.
Hi!.isM.:... br.hrruvn. k-i.iua,En puia <i-0
Uon.Hiy. roGi.4'.cnL. uu strife Halfway.
car, i.,n-s- D!spatgh.
MA<Tl.p. experienced -AN. rlcr Tor boy
thp"k plant. Furnish reference and st,..e
haiaTy' expected ~ rrS- letter. Jeurc.s
Spau.GinE NanGiactui.nE Co, CEa5. L..t,
WASTED. an assistant registered druggist.
Mc!tiosh, f.:GIy!!!-. Va
FOR sal-, -'nen morning u.acG route Ad-
dr. u ~. Times D!-pat,h
WN.STID. soUa bOE with some experience;
adyanccn.nt. l..l west Broad
WAITED. i.TSt class shoe r"pairc-s; high
,.rl,: for hrst-c!a-- men Apply 10 ! C.
LILA III. ~ North Fifth
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| hereby certify tina: the bond re-
CURED 0! The special commits s.oners in
the suit specified above has been duly.
given.
LUTHER LIBnY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
FOR RENT-RcaI Estate.

FOR RENT. AN s-EOOM FURNISHED
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