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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
RoTA-LEET

Nj Jas Ii Roth and Miss Bsssle
Lest daughter Of Mt Edward Lset OF
Bayou Sara were married Ia Grace
Church. 81 Francisvilie, Thursday
evening, Nov lg, at half past seven
o'clock, the Rev A ~. Skatdon Of,
fleIatlng The chaneel showed tasteful
floral decorations the altar being
especially beautiful. and the altar rail
was hidden In White flowers
The bride came In with her father.
and was met "a the ehancel steps by
her bridegroom who was attended by
M John NJ Ben She wore coat
suit Of dark blue with hat of blue
velvet and So bite fur She carried q
large bouquet of daisy chrysauthe,
NUNS The wedding march was played
b. Mrs . Leouarh 4 number OF
friends aerr Al the church 10 witness
the ceremony aud later they GROVE ed
about the Young couple as they left
the sacred building 70 offer warm felic
ilations Tor their future happiness and
prosperity
Mr. and Mrs Roth left on the night
train for Alexandria and other points
and VII be absent tilt the latter part
of the month, when they will go 10
housekeeping IN The Thos Town house
in 81 Ferdinand street which viii be
in eharmue order for them and where
love and joy Ritl also enter In
Mr. Roth is Ia the employ of his
brpther}alan. Mr. Cbas. Weydert, the
hardware merchant aud Is young
man Of great merit industrious. eRer
Eetlc and kindly and 80 one Ia this the
native place ef himself and his bride
bat likes hHm Mrs Roth has always
been Il home girl and Is less well
known but ia he circle of her &C.
she is much loved, and
wiIh>brtng the same qualities TO her
home that mad her helpful
"a her father In bis home
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE ORGANIZED.


The West Feliciana Equal Suffrage
League Was organized, Wednesday,
with Miss Jessie Folkes president,
Miss Helen sehEeslngef, secretary,
Mrs " Il. Daniel, treasurer 4 com.
mittee on constitution and bylaws vas
appointed Mrs VI r. Robinson, Misses
schtesingpf aud Gaines
Mrs A q singletary, president Of
the Baton RQuge League, Mrs WIN.
IS Holmes. chairman Of legislation,
Sixth District, and Mrs @ G. Howell
cam, no from Baton Rouge 10 assist In
organizing the league and gave great
aid and comfort To the projectors Of
the ueW organization Owing to the
sudden change 10 cold weather only a
few ladies' were present but a number
sent in their names. and twentyone
are now enrolled
An attractive lunch VAS spread In
the iury.room and social time was
enjoyed before the departure Of the
visitors for Baton Rouge
The members. besides those already
mentioned MINES Monroe Daniel, Wal
tor MarymaH " w and jesse Daniel,
vadsworth. VI O Daniel. Austen
Daniel, Mrs Chester Folkes Miss
Mary F'olkes Mr. l.. J Davis Miss
tlilda Simmons, Miss Amy Leake Mrs
) II Mullins. Mrs W 7 Forester
Mrs. ) A Frter Mrs " r Wood
with many more ayawed suifragists TO
hear from
The league resolyed to devote its
activities solely so securing votes for
women its motto Is No taxation
without representation no classified
tion with children. imbeeiles and con.
victs," aud on these grounds appeals
to the men for redress The coopera.
iten e the men will be sought by en-.
rollment as either active ar honorary
members, te be decided later
The second meeting Of The League
viii be announced in next weeks issue
Of this paper
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
MASS MEETING NEXT
WEDNESDAY.

Interested parties have requested
The True Democrat to announce that
a mass meeting will Be held at the
court house Wednesday, Nov % at
II a m for the purpose Of making q
protest against the present mail service
on the WoodHille and Slaughter mixed
train An effort is 10 be made so have
the government reiuslala full railway
postal service uh this line instead OF
the present locked pouch service which
went into effect on Noy LIST Resolu
tious are to be- adopted At this meeting
to be later presented to government
officials
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
A servants house in the yard at

4 servants house In the yard at
The Cedars," the home Of Mrs r. w.
Butler. several miles from Wakefield.
burned Monday night The house vas
near the kitchen. and the family on
retiring discovered II In blaze The
occupant the yard boy, WAS absent,
aud when an attempt was made TO
ring the plantation bell the rope was
found 10 be broken As the premises
were supplied with running water. the
members at the house hold were there.
by able tn gave the kilchon. leaving the
cottage ia it's fate
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18

II saves time aud trouble fot Us az
we'll as YOU v hen you want extra
copies Of This paper to send the amount
H stamps when you order at the rate
ut cents a copy Readers often order
copies without sending the money The
result ls that We must make an entry
Of the transaction, send bill which
costs cents lor postage alone. and
then walt sometimes a good bit for
the pat II Is obvious that we should
not be asked to de- this, Unless the
amount be large send stamps They
come very handy To us Ia our business
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
Absent Friends

The following liz clipped from the
rime%pIeayuus John NJ Parker Ir
Is one Of the volunteer heroes df the
show he aas on one of the first
committees appointed and WeHt 20
work al once, doing good service In
order 10 assure fine swine show he
went to ~ Francisyille aud brought
down his Durue herd, although II was
not in show shape The moment be
arrived he sae there vas need Of much
work around the barns and he per,
formed one Of the most valuable ser.
slses 10 locking after the placing aud
confer IT the influx Of live stock
Nanag Renngson promptly gave him
an oifit and hung out sign, Super.
a Barns Then the super.
lntendeut OF beef cattle failed to ap.
pear and there VAS another vacancy
Parker filled that. and vas given an
other title without pay There next
came need fot a field clerk for the
Judging end Parker took the books.
HIe has won the admiration and thanks
OF beth the management and the ex,
hihltoFs. he also won the gentlemen
riding race Wednesday, and there are
footerE for him ta win the cup
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
sac DOESN'T SUBSCRIBE.

A friend writes rs this appreciated
compliment 4 viii desist by compll
men,ing the True Democrat ou the way
Ia which Il encourages every good
movement that is started aud think
II one Of The brightest country papers
have the opportunity Of reading
But she really doesn't like II 10 the
AMOUNT Of 81 50 per auuum She does
aul subscribe
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
ST. FRANClSVlILE
LYCEUM COURSE
SECOND ATTRACTION
Ig WiTTE ENTERTAINERS
THURSDAY. NOV. %.

The public ia constantly looking for
something different 10 the way Of en-,
terfainm,nt and while the Le Nitte
Entertainers ATE not new In this chosen
field. they have an entirely new and
unique form Of entertainment that We
take great pleasure IN presenting to
the public This entertainment has
been given all over the world and has
never failed Ia create a genuine sen.
sal0uH wherever II has appeared The
principal feature of the performance
Is the portrau ct rapid change work,
and Nr. be Wittes marvellous work In
this line enables him 20 give an entire
play Of thirty minutes duration. pre-.
seatlHg each Of the seven different
characters himself. and making each
change complete in such short space
af time that hp leaves his audience
aRtopished Na less clever are his
both dramatic and humorous
The program consists OF readings vocal
solos. piano solos. planoioguus. char
actcr delmoatioHs poftean work and
Their work shows high
artistic finish and the press comments
from the chief cities OF The world pro
claim this entertainment 20 bo one Of
uHusuui merit
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18

Help the Catholic debt fund by see.
ing The Love Girl a Rmebird photo
play with Ella Hall. said Co be- the best
child impersouatof Of the aay in the
role Friday night Nov "a, at pestime
Theatre The ladies viii have refresh.
ments fer sale
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
PERSONALS FROM THE JACKSON
RECORD.

Miss Hcas Davis ot Mississippi Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs + : Johnson
Mr. and Mrs J II Kent and Misses
Jennie and Emma Pond attended ser.
vices In Wilson on Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stirling were
guests Of Miss Lilly Jones on Sunday
afternoon
Misses Lily Jones aud Emma Pond
we're guests Of Mr. and Mrs J II Kent
while touring West Feliclaua on Wed
nesday OF last week
Hon . NJ Pipes and Mr. l. + Spill.
man have received new 1917 Ford ears
during the past week
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18

Miss lIiekenbUthem II Huston, rep.
rcsontng the Kustoa orphanage, was
here during last week, and addressed
the Missionary Society OF the Metho-
dist Church She laid before them the
plan Of the church IN regard to the
support of thc large number OF chill
drcn in the orphauaEe East and West
Fctlciana Nethodists expect to each
send carload Of material to meet the
winter wants Mrs + u Richardson
If Jackson ia chairman Of the com
miltoe 20 collect for the East Feiiclana
car IN Jackson Contributions Of any
kind. seryirsabIe TO supply the needs
uf these dependent ones, viii be gladly
received and sent forward Cash Ia OF
course i welcome gift Clothing. pota
tors foodsiafr of any kind can be used
Please remember the needs OF these
lfttlo ones
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
Churcl, Notices
GRACE CHURCH
Rev Alvin w skardon, Rector.

Twenty second Sunday after Trinity
Holly Communion, 7 80 a M,
Church School. 30 a. m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon. u N.
Friday lHany IN a. NJ.
Thanksgiving bay Nov 30
Holy Communion aud sermon
ii o'clock
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
CONNECTS aox.

Miss Orlana piilei sent In large
batch
All reading matter on band viii be
shipped out today Send in more,
please
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18

All ladies' Of the community DESTROYS
of assisting In the work OF sewing for
the Soldiers Home are cordially In
yited 20 sewing bee at Mrs Ben
ieapolds. Tuesday afternoon Nov Il,
9 o.claek
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18

Mis- oriaua piIlet entertained the
card gIfb this week Misses l,eila and
Florence GulsaG won the prizes
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-18
60 10 see The Love Girl at the
PlstIme Theatre. Friday night. Nov. "a

-=a==-=-a~-@ a-------=-
The cold We thought was coming
last Thursday as expressed In a squib
last week did not reach here tn Mon
day night bat II gained Ia momentum
by the delay II struck with a cold
heartless aind that found every Granny
of ones being while a gray pail Of sky
spread above all The sun came cat
brightly Wednesday how Per and
made the temperature more bearabie
Thursday morning has opened with a
boar fFest This Is The fret really
cold spell Of the season The readings
Of temperature as made by Mr. George
NeWman local observer for the 4 =
Government are as follows
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cnANcEuf DEEDS or TRUST.
Ten Deeds of Trast Amounting
S50,A.I.DS.

SSV,f.4.bS.
Joseph l.. crcery to j. l.. Davis ct al.
inches south line Floyd Avenue. ~
feet east Of Elm street. September !,
1916. s2.l?9.9S.
-. +. Donovan ct uX., to w. T.. sui
Ivan ct al. trustees. !SNl2o feet south
line street. 60 feet ! inches west Of
Twenty second street. September |.
1915. $1,000.
iiarby. trustees. a5xt.- feet west line
sheppard street. lS3 feet inches south
Of Leonard street. september l. 1916
$3.50.
Nellie Glaze ct vr. to W. $. White
trustee. 55xl4O feet south line bacon
Road. 230 feet west OF Fendail Ave-
nue.. September I. 1915 $1,000.
Joseph y. Harry TO Howard sutton,
east line First Street. 100 feet north
Sa.36o.
Trustees Of Eroadus Memorial i5ap-
fist Church. to Harrison Saunders. ct
al, trustees, 20 ,-2Nlo. = feet cast
line Thirty second street. 100 feet north
of Broad street September !. 1916
$3.aG5.
6. T.. Wcitzel ct ux.. 10 Mary l..
September :. 1915. S1.O6v.
H. \. Phillips to Ii. G. Whcrry ct
al. trustees. 50. 6ixilo feet inches NJ
the northeast corner Of lark Avenue
and Allison street August IS. 1916
<24.jio
+ L.. Chalmers 81 NY. To l.. Il. Brown
trustee. 30x,.2 feet west line Fifth
street 80 fict y inches from branch
September l. 1916. $1,000.
Salli" NJ. l;u,ler Ell al. to i w Sho-
walter. trustee. 1SNl40 feet south line
BACON Road. 2S3 feet vest Of Fcndall
Avenue. september !. 1916. $500.
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ence w. TAYLOR. 7Qxl32 feet south line
OF Moody Avenue. 30 feet south OF
rhiriy-third street. August % 1916:
tax 81. $40.
John Wallace to James Gordon. lo,
3. square i. Harfoots Addition. March
g. 1915; 20 cents tax: 81.
J. H. Mctice ct ny. ct ais. TO Daisy
l.. Markham. lots .. u and u in square
t4lS, Richmond Manchester Land Com
pany. September !. 1916. $500.
Kate T. Jennings OF vir. S. X.
Ford. 20. depth not given. in Purcell s
addition. September !, 1915; tax 81.
$40
Robert y Wimfrec G, ais. trustee.
to city Of Richmond. ~ 25-Iu0xl?7 feet.
west side Of Broad Rock Road. sep
tembe.' /. 1915 $1,000
lie" T.. tllman ct IN. ct ais. to Anna
NJ. Stetnke; 81 feet - inches by lG5
feet ives, line OF Thirty second street.
June -. 1916 $500.
Nelson Moore IT uX.. to &. Il. TinSlcy.
A6Nii5 feet north line OF jackson Street.
September 1. 1916: tax 30 cents. $40.
Lillian L; Jones 10 city OF Richmond,
- 3j-lo0Xl21 fee; west side OF Broad
Rock Road. September /. 1916. $500.
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cHAI,TEItN ISsI.I:n.


Charters were issued by the State
corporation Commission yesterday as
American Pasteurixer Company. Inc.
AicNandria Maximum. 100000: mini
mum. $4,000; Godfrey NJ. s. Tait
president: &. de s. Canavarra sccrctar,
both of Washington. y. g.
Number Seven Hustler's Class OF Cal.
vary BAPTIST Church, Inc. Of Roanoke
NO capital stock. t.. T.. West Jr
president: jasper Mooniaw. secretary
both OF Roanoke.
- Grand United Order Of Lambs Inc
Graves. president: G. l.. savage. secr..
tary-both of Norfolk
Norfolk. Maximum. 1000: minimt,m
$1,000. j. \. Strickland. president
Iebulon. y. e.: G.. r.. Flowers secrc.
tary, Columbia. y. G.
Radcliffe Tanner. Inc. Richmond
MaNimunl. $4,000: minimum. s25. 900
r. Sittcrdine, Jr.. president: a. II
itatke. secretary and treasrrer--botl
Of Richmond.
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STOCKS ARE FEVER|sH
FOLLOWING EXCITEMENT
!. Profit-Takiny Makes Appearance In
I, Nearly All Issues That Had
SCARED Skyward.
CLOSE OF MARKET is STRONG
Buying in All Departments Better
Than Sclling-Niany Traders Are
Attracted tn Rails-Humurs From
Greece Make for Better Prices.
by nRoADA> WALL.

NEW YoRk. Srpt.Wh"r stocks w"r"
fcvertsh TODAY ~ The natural result "i N"
exciting advance OF rh, previous session.
i'roat-,akins made it, auucarance in nearly
sll the issues that distinguished themselves
Lankc,s havinr charce Of tho blk hull cam
was sho, up across ITO and uuton IA. IT,,
VA, nal irons Th , a5t,ss'TI ,p' ,t
pattm"nts 81 the mork"t was much bel
'hrrn n" selma and TN close waS ~u"is.
cai,i ~ s57iNllH for July. and . not gain "f
S.$i.I>5 In s,y,n months ccn,ral show al
incr.a>" "t s.. 7cn 5,-. oompar,i With
Cen,rb'> neurys 't,ractcd m.ry trader.
~ tho rails This following Was not lost
,hat tho railroads rcplly could advance.
bought no; only those shares. but rick"d ur
Another intiuenc" mailing for better prices
was tn. roport, that creek troops had Joined
tirc.co has boon ,xp.c,cd for months hui
tk. NC nis :Hrninss o. ~. nv mt'i S'" arc,
, bon rIgalln"'i and ma; ih"r"f"r,'' no"
s,o,l sold under mar which was q. mnch
wonder In Wall street a. u S'd" "n"y,
!, was never ro'rr under mar .satn
: WHil Street + irn"rinr IN" ">n%ri imN -
,ninstration bill rh' Stree, fols ."rlnin
thai this t,N viii l." ,h"wn out ~ ~
railroad Jaw rhcrcforc, muni,ion .hGr"s
S Gne s'THT his wGa 6o GnSG G'1 s 10 @t
ernm,ni now has az thu stunt "aSvrV and
ASSAY office about in0ctH cHH of tn" 1l"tal.
'rhiS nor, gold than "v"r was rat!or"d
tioiane estimate that ono NOR" wear 80 war
: ',ill bring hnck 10 tn" United Stai"S. "v"ry
stock and bond and evidence Of iirn,deh,cGt,
ness hold in any o'h"r country, This VII
i~avc tho United States absolutely fro" from
dnSt I" tho world and with Inc World nw
'i"r II money Thor" never ~" nation IN
1ustrlal and commercial d"v"i"nrlNri gov
inc out ~ such state %; affairs 'r" DO
vi 1crirE
in tho latr afternoon lnsyi"ali"u Conner
hc"amo vrrN active. and ad,an "i ac""ss
80 to now hirh record r'pu-i thHf
{. IT, dividend : to- l." advanced 80 N" rate %
- Ter cent ~ the next do lHraton.
LEW YORK. S"utcmhcr N"rC"o'il"
,;,c"r, 81 St"riing; SiNty-dav bills S.i's
demand, (. 49,: cables. - :" 7-lS. t;af silver.
~ McV,ca, dollars -. GoN"ru.urut
l"nds. steady: raironI bonds. irregular
" DAYS. a. "a -. VI months. N-H3'. Can
li,on"v. firm: ruling rate. g.
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BUILDING PERMITS.


S3.ST5
Permits for new aud remain, work
were issued yesterday by Buildiur In.
Spcctor Butler as follows.
w. r.. Barrct. to build Il brick sa-
10 cost $500
Virginia Realty aud Construction
Co. to build brich garage in rear
OF 2la North Boulevard. tn cost $500
j. l.. Sheppard. To build n brick ga
rage IN rear OF aE1S Monument Avenue
TO cost $500
Thomas Fraser to huld a brick ga :
rage in rear of 266S Hanover Avenue
to cost $3.50.
Mrs. c. +: Sydmor. 10 repair brick
dwelling l"Gi West Grace Street. to
cost $40
Li!liap Faulkner. 10 repair brick
DWELLING. 'oI No -th Fifth Street. TO
SSnO
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lo0x200 feet IN Fairfield District. Aug
ust Is, 1915: tax 81. $40
Erncsto Orsini to Aliprando CARL. 10
acres ON Darbytown Road. September
=. 1916: tax 81. $40.
l.. u. Baker TO Elizabeth j. Carson.
lot s. block L. Wrights Park. Sep
TENDER .. 1916: tax 81. $40.
Stella G. Bousm;, ct Nir. To Airs. C.
Il. Loving. I0Xlo0 feet east line Of
l.ibhie Avenue, 20 feet north of Dahli;,
Lane. September I. 1916: taN $3.50. $40.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
Cu>\cERY TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds Of HnrEnln and Sale Amount
n

w II Davis ct ais. To John +. f'on-
VILE. ioXl3O feet east line Boulevard.
80 feet south Of Main Street. August
-. 1915. tax $1,000. $40.
w T.. Dlnkard. .Ir.. ct ny. TO j. L..
Hughes, lot ? in block in the plan
Of Highland Park. Scptemhcr ., 1916.
81 Icn
q. +. kurfees to Elizabeth T.. Kur-
fees. 23Nl@o feet north line chatiin
street. 90 feet $ inches cast of Straw
berry street. September &. 1916: tan
So 81. love and affection.
Mary ; Ilulcher ct al. TO n. II
Sincrcy, 90 feet 10 inches by lia .
feet south line Rogers street, 80 fec;
= inches west OF Miller Avenue. Auu-
ust 10. 1915; tax 81. $40.
Matte L. Durrctte TO Trustees Of
Rro1dus Memorial BAPTIST Church
- 2Xlo3 10 feet east line Thirty
second street 100 feet north Of Broad
street. September !. 1916. Si.3G5.
j. II. ana G. J.. thappcll TO Henry A.
Rrizzolara. ~ feet i IL inches by %
feet IL inches east line Davis Ave-
nue. being No. ii3. between StuDrt and
ksnsirgton Avenues. July :. la1I; TAN
500. $40
HISTINGS TRANSFERS.
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n,sr.>cS DEED Of TRUST.

Two Deeds "f Trust Amounting 10
S3.3T3.35.
r. IL Sincrcy ct w. to Howard SUIT l.
ton, trustee. lots ; and s. block I. Yves,
Manchester Land Company. Septem-
Der :, 1916. 1926.
James Gordon ct ux.. to f. \. Nc
Council. trustee. lot 3. square +. Bar
foots Addition. September 3. 1916.
clos q,
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BOND LIST

Ah"io- ~ n,'l - ...... ......-..... 49,
Atlantic Coast Line Is ............... ~.
A. & II. and y col ~ task"d. o.. NJ:
4 = L. cv * IBaltimNr"l .............. ga
, 'h,sarCul$,, and ohio 49, tbid <'iq
chesapeake and ohio ~ - ............ s?'g
Nsr, anil. Marine ii-s ....... ....... ~,
";cantiic Marimc new sS.............. ~,
~. ha: "a Air Lin. adj - ....... ...-. d. - :.
Southern Paiwa" 's.-...-..,.. .-.......... in'S
Sotith,rn Railway - ............ ioI
4 :. Registered =. 1870 thid ..-........ "a
L. $ R.glstcrr. 81. 1918 ,pdt ............ 1907.
l.. : Registered Is l,sa thIdi ....,..... i0l'I
u :. RcEistcicd Panama Is. 1861 thidi i0lt.
United States St.c! - ..-.....--. CO.. .... lnii,
Ma. Brown Bros cts 'W VA ihtdb ~
Va Car. ch.Mi al 90. 1T - ......... B.. 9I'
Na.-,'.r Chem. Co CunV. .......... it"i :.
VI L w md nmM.l 10. Il :s ----.---.. :.
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-. So, Choic" hcifcrs. to ia: medium:
To good. i Ia -. common to fair. -. 20 6
choice cows. -. 10 81. medium To good.
-. common TO Fair. Ia q. Best
oven. ~ to medium 4" COOL {" sl2 4:
common fair. y to 6 Heavy bulls. "a
to ca light ; 10 81, fS"=t caves. 10 to lO'a
common. to . Rest hogs. 10 % io,-
snrd stays. - 2. Rest sheep. -, to
Sta. common To fair 10 : lSfst Ia nbs.
II, COZ In mir
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAKKET.

.1iil'AGo S"pt'mher. H"port, ,hr'
and French troops To night tn. Bul@nrtan~
led 1" do linz IN thu wheat mark", 10.
iaN, hut urtr"~ lat"r made rally. h"''.i
nN word 81 Bur"ridU ~GCC">Sc' AGAINST Ron
mania Tn" clos" Wa nervous. 1" IA.
May ~ I.,5 corn nnisii.d g, OF ro :, iu..',
"dN"ur". oats. down l~Fii. To- ans. ami
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~ | t.lsS3l 'E'r t'F'Ni Y MN'tNF. I'll
ItcDort"l bv Rodgers. rlumtn'r K co. Inc '
pETERSIitRG. "a, S"ut"mhor ,.-SUan-
iSh Farmers stock Msrk", weak. .oc and
:@i..C r"r huSh"l.
observation-disclosures -toc<-Ma-lt"t. weak.
Fancy Jumbo. J'ac Ucr round: fancy hand =
picked. sac p"r. pound: extra nrmc. Sc r.r
pound: prime 9A.c i"r pound; Smelling stock.
- 20 aisC mound
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MARRIAGE: Licenses.

y marriage license was issued YES
terday by the cterk Of the uus,inr.
Court to Joseph Berger and Laura y
PocklinGton. both OF Richmond
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
ilnY GOODS

MEN YORK. Scu,cn,bor 7-Cotton goods
Ncr. hrr to-day. demand active for
l'a'N crtiblcS. YaTuS wnro excited
nav silk was easter Fin" mems wc;,r sol !
Irr-''UlHrlv for Suriu-.
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RICHMOND li,E srocK M>nKrr

'SEi"" ~ Iniou stack Yards
. o., i,trhuoud. va Scutcmbcr : 1916
'i.u"ft Tor IN" week Guiding September
ch5ics steers. SO sn. cx,,. c,,u. ,,r,o,
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mn>nrcn DEEDS or TRUST.
Two Deeds OF Trust Amounting
xonfNSO

Mrs Gertrude Boice Loving to Ed.
ward !. Blake. 1oXl?0 feet east line Of
I.ibbic Avenue. 20 feet north of Dahlia
Lane. september !. 1916. Sl.i6".JO.
q G Murphy 70 T.. +. Schmidt. trus-
tee. l"cN2o" feet in Fairfield District
August Is. 1915 sjj;.
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nENnIco tELEAsE DEED.
One Decd OF Release Amounting Ia

Joseph {. Taylor Ct us. trustees. to
W. T.. ltedd and assigns. lot >. block
q. plan of Ginter Park. August Is.
1915. $4,000
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i'arham. lots "a and i6. block so,
Woodland Heights. September 1. 1916,
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ruANcEnY RELEASE DEED.

Que HrIcnsc Deed Amounting To
SI.1tin.
" =. sullivan ct al. trustees. Ia L.
a. Thomas. - feet : inches Ivy 100 feet
north line Grace street, 20 feet cast
of Henry street. May 30, 1916, si.TsG
III SrINt:S RELEASE DEED.
one Deed Of Ucirnnr Amounting to
$4,000.