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The Spectator., 1916-03-03
Commissioner : Sale.

Notice is hereby given. that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the chancery court of Franklin county. made and entered on the second day of Febru. sry. A. D. l9lo in a certain cause No. 242l then pending therein between w. W. Cotton. complainant, and Bayless Will burn. defendant. the undersigned as commissioner of said court. will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bid; der. at the north door or intrance of the county court house in which said court is held. in the county of Franklin. within the hours psescribed by law for judicia sales. on Monday the 18th day of March A. D. 1916. the following described real estate towit:
 The SE1-4 of SW IA. Sec. 2l; the NE IA of NV I-@ Sec. 26. all in Twp. H. N. R. 28. w.. in Franklin county. Ark.
 Terms of sale: On a credit of three months. the purchaser being required to execute bond as acquired by law and the order and decree of said court, in said cause, with approved security. bear ing interest at the rate 10 per cent per annum from date of sale until paid. and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure payment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 22nd day of February. A. D. 1916.
 M. V. Water6eld, Commissioner in Chancery. Feb 22-29 March 7-l4
 Bur it will soon be time to rummage around and see if you Q T
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

Mrs. s. s. McLane and Mrs. Alonzo Blaylock left Thursday afternoon for a two weeks visit at Webbers Falls, Eufaula and other points in Oklahoma.
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

For Garden seed see the Va. riety Go. They handle D. V. Ferry's, Arthur c. Lees, c. G. Morris & Co.,, Crossman Bros. Garden Seed. Take your choice. adv.
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

Get your garden seed at adv. The Variety Store.
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

10 lb. bucket White Seal Lard $1. 10. Ozark Variety Go. adv
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

Mrs. Leita Nichols and little son. Raymond, are here from Fort Smith visiting her mother, Mrs. Mclaughlin, near Jethro.
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

Money to loan on improved farms. Easy terms. adv. l.. M. Guthrie.
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

NEWS ITEMS and topics on gener- al subjects are always gladly re- ceived. subject to the editors re- vision. Spicy news communications are very desirable. School teachers, ministers and physicians are re- uuested to send in reports, an- nouncements. etc, of local interest No attention will be paid to anony- nous communications. however names will not be published, ex- cept upon request of writer.
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

Fresh Garden Seed at the Va. riety Store. adv.
The Spectator., 1916-03-03
Announcements
,p~Ss~sp~

The Spectator is authorized to an. nounce the following persons, candi- dates for the offices mentioned, subject to the Democratic primaries March 29:
The Spectator., 1916-03-03
Muchmore City Marshal.

George Muchmore has been chosen city marshal to succeed Fred Warner, resigned, entering upon his duties Wednesday.
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

M. T. Dyke. of the Dyke Lum- Der Company. went to Little Rock Saturday on business. F. M. Edwards had charge of the yard during the few days ab- ence of Mir. Dyke.
The Spectator., 1916-03-03
Jolly Ro!! Recipe
, Only Two E9ds Required

RyM,s. /anef Mckensie Fill, Editor =
 he Roslon Cooking Shool Maga<ime
 This Jelly Roll Is fast becoming very popular on account of the way 1t keeps fresh. With proper handling 1t should keep fresh a whole week, providing it isn't eaten up in the meantime, for 1t is every bit as good as 1t looks. B
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

Bur it will soon be time to rummage around and see if you can find your fly swatter.
The Spectator., 1916-03-03

Attest Sam Mullen. Secretary.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-02
RAISING Fcneeposts.

The increased demand for fencepOsts
has induced some fur seeing farmers to
raise them for sale rs well as for their
own use. 1t takes tilpe. Of course. to
do this, yet shorter period than most
persons suppose. A plantation Of 10.
Gusts can be brought to fence post size
in five years from seed. The seed are
first scaided with boiling water and
then after soaking overnight are SOW.
ed an inch apart In rows two feet
apart. They are subsequently thinnel
to stand four inches apart and are
mulched with straw during the first
year. AS they increase in size they are
again thinned until they stand finally
eight feet apart. From time to time Us
growth develops they are trimmed to
prevent their becoming top heavy, and
at the end Of the dfth year they are
ready for the market. Each tree will
cut an average Of three posts. and $50
trees IRE grown to the acre. In most
localities these will sell for from 20 to
IS cents each, netting the farmer no
less than $500, or So per acre per year.
Exchange.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-02
MANILA ITEMS.
s**+*t+**+****+*s

Miss Lillian Saunders, who is at.
tending school at Ames, is home for a
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Ehrichs, of Aspin.
wall, visited with the latters mother,
Mrs Catherine Jones, and family on
Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Staarup will entertain
the Guild Friday afternoon.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. B. Buffinton
Thursday evening.
On Friday evening the Pythian Sis
tiers very pleasantly surprised Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Lefferts.' when they
gathered at their home to spend the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Lefferts are
royal entertainers and a delightful
evening was enjoyed by all.
Winfred Crabb, former Manila
boy, but now of Chicago, is visiting at
the home of Mrs. Leila Woodland this
week, a guest of Miss Faye.
VIM. Laurinat and family are ex-
pected here this week from South Da-
kota and will occupy their residence
In the west part of town, now occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Penderman, who will
move to the residence recently vacat-
ed by Mrs. Nell B. Hird.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mary
ROdericR at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Henry N. jain.
DR.. w. e. Draper and wife we're
Omaha visitors the last of the week.
G. A. Saunders, ST.. was in Omaha
Friday on business.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-02

tom, 20 acres. of excellent tame hay
land; 31a acres OF best Wild hay land;
an unexcelled hog pasture and the bal.
ance. under the plow. The land Is
we'll improved with a good two story
frame dwelling with nine good sized
rooms, barn 3Ox4O, cattle barn 16,'
60, double corn cribs, hog sheds and
other outbuildings. Many will re-
member Mr.. Stark, the Englishman Of
the middle class, who came here and
built up this farm for country gen.
tleman's home, how he lavished money
on the home, only to find Iowa farmers
did not farm as they did in England.
This is the farm. There is running
water in never failing quantities in the
pasture and an unexcelled we'll of pure
water in the yards. The splendid or.
chard supplies an abundance of fruit.
Hero is an opportunity of buying q
farm at your own price. Read the
on another page and
don't fail to attend the sale.
A. L. Durham Sale.
Mr.. A. L. Durham, who resides 4
miles northeast Of Dunlap, is using
space in this issue to announce q pub
lie sale. which he will hold on Thurs.
day, February 10th, commencing at
10 O'Clock sharp. He is listing Is
head of exceptionally good horses. %
head of cattle, 40 good thrifty stock
hogs and Q complete line of farm ma.
and some hay and grain. M. J.
Griffin will cry this sale and J. F. Bar.
rett will clerk. Be sure and read the
on another page of this
ssue and plan to attend.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-02
WEST pENlsoN NEWS.
*+%++++*+*++++s

Mrs. VIM. Lentz went to Chicago one
day last week to attend the funeral of
lie relative.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. kepford ON January 9th.
Miss Ellen McNertney, of Buck
Grove. spent last week in the home OF
Mrs. NJ. Heating.
Mr.. Wenzel, of Manila, was enter.
tanned by relatives in this vicinity last
week.
Mr.. A. Schwiesow entertained his
nephew, Fred Peterson, from Mime
sofa, last week.
Miss Myrtle Mcmahon, of Manila,
was a week end guest in the M. Houii-
han home.
Miss Margaret Gaughan, Of Ute,
spent few days last week with her
friend, Mary Brown.
A. Granger, J. Hughes, Gene Owens
and sisters spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Elson.
Willie Boyer and sisters and Lydia
Prosch spent Sunday evening at the
Moeller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Houlihan spent Sat.
urday at the Griffin home near Buck
Grove. Is9 y
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Didn't Raise Them.

A young housewife who lives in a
suburban town went to the village
store to make some purchases.
These chickens look very nice" re-
marked the customer. How much
are theyy'
Zone dollar apiece madam" was the
prompt response Of the Obliging pro
prietor. "You can't find better poul-
try for the money in the whole coun-
try"
"One dollar" thoughtfully unused the
customer. and then added: ibid you
raise them"
''Oh. no, madam" was the hasty as
surance of the misunderstanding store
keeper. '"That Is the same price Of
fered to sell them for yesterday
Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-02

ers, will cry this SALE. and Sears Nc
Henry will be the clerk. Read the an
nouncement of this fine sale on page
five of the first section.
G. e. comstoek Sale. @
G. E. Comstock Is using large
space in this issue of the Review to
announce a big auction sale which he
will hold on Thursday, February 18th,
on the place known as the F. P. Nixon
farm 8 miles northeast OF Deloit. COM
mencing promptly at 10 O'clock. He
has listed 10 head Of horses, Is head
of cattle, 40 head of hogs and lot
Of mighty good farm machinery. Rein.
king & Erne will cry this sale and Guy
Martin will clerk. Read the announce
ment on page four of the first section
and plan to attend. A good sale and
one you don't want to miss.
Sale Of John 0reth.
John Groth. who resides in Section
3, Goodrich township. s miles north.
west OF Denison, is using space in this
issue to announce public aution sale
which he will hold on Tuesday, Febru-
airy 18th, commencing promptly at 10
o'clock. BY his announcement which
appears on page four OF the first Sec
ton, It will be noticed that he is list
ing head of good horses. 30 head Of
cattle. 16 shoats and q lot Of grain
and farm machinery. Retnking 4
Erne will cry this sale and the Craw'
ford County bank will clerk. Remem.
Der the date-Tuesday. February 18th.
Postponed Sale.
H. w. Boeck, administrator of the
estate Of Henry Kahler, announces a
sale in this issue for Friday, February
18th, commencing at II o'clock. on the
old w. H. Mundt farm in Section Fl.
East Boyer township, located miles
southeast of Denison. Sixty-three|
head of livestock is listed in this sale.
of 10 head ofhorses, A head
Of cattle. One Ford roadster. 1000
bushels of good dry corn and COM
plete line Of farm machinery go to
make up the balance of this good sale.
Read over the announcement which ap-
pears in this issue and plan to attend
his big auction sale. Malone Broth
ars are the auctioneers and the First
National bank will clerk.
Farm 1t Auction.
{, On another page of this issue of the
Review will be found the announce
nent of the sale of the 16O acre farm,
Known as the John Meehan farm,
which is to be sold at public auction
It the court house in Denison on Mon.
lay, February 14th, promptly at 1880
o'clock, to the highest bidder, provid.
ng the bid comes up to the figure set
" the appraisers. This fine quarter
lection Of land is located 5ls miles
northwest of Denison and is the NWA
4 Section SO, Hanover township Here
3 farm well worth investigating. 1t
s out of the hail district in q neigh
,orhood of unquestioned peace and
prosperity. where good crops, hogs.
attic and horses never fail, where
he rural carrier always goes and the
telephone is never failing. SDo not be
nisled by paid advertising writer's for
outhern or outside lands. whose pen
lectures are alluring. but buy at home
where, with your own eyes and. with
our own mind, you can picture
eality the pen can never describe.
The land is we'll fenced, some hog
light, and Is, in q high state of cultiva-
u
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main attractions of this sale. They
|are good work horses and the kind
that are most profitable on the farm.
Farmers who want ShQrthorn cattle
should plant to attend this sale as he
| is listing 46 head Of high grade Short
horn calves If you are looking for
some good foundation stock for q
Duroc Jersey herd here Is the sale to
attend. Mr.. Mason is listing II good
brood sows, all bred to Duroc Jer-
sey boar, and they will farrow the lat
ter part Of February and the fore part
of March. He. will sell 1900 bushels
Of No. 2 old corn; 1000 bushels of good
new corn; 400 bushels of oats; II tons
of baled timothy hay; 2 tons OF tim.
othy and clover hay; 8 tons Of baled
old straw and Z bushels Of good last
years seed corn. Mr.. Mason will sell
his passenger Buick touring car az
this sale. and he states that 1t is in
first class condition. A most complete
line of farm machinery goes to make
UP the balance of this sale. Remem-
Der this sale will be held on Thurs.
day, February 10th. Malone Brothers
are the auctioneers and the Traders
Bank of Vail the clerk. Read the an
nouncement over carefully and plan
to attend.
Henry F. Otto Sale.
Another big sale announced IN this
weeks issue of the Review is that of
Henry +. Otto, who has decided to
move to Minnesota. This sale will
be held on Monday, February 18th, in
Section Milford township, on the
farm known as the A. +. Curry place.
He is listing 6 head of horses, II head
of cattle and a complete line Of farm
machinery, as we'll as some household
goods. His horses will be one Of the
main attractions of the sale. In the
cattle line he is offering 5 good mich
COWS; a yearling heifer with calf; 2
l year old steers; Hereford bull Is
months old and spring calves. Here
is q sale you can't afford to miss. Ma |
lone Brothers will cry the sale and it |
will be clerked by the Crawford Coun. |
" State bank. Read the announce
ment on page six and plan to attend.
A. good sale.
: Ouroc jersey Sale.
B. w. Hunt is using space in this L.
sue of the Review to announce his an
lual sale OF pure Dreu DurOc Jersey
bred sows, which will be held at the
Laub sale pavilion in Denison on Tues
day. February 18th, commencing
at 1 o'clock. Here is sale
that breeders and farmers have beenl
looking forward to for some time and +
one that is bound to attract big
crowd of buyers. Mr.. Hunt has the
reputation of breeding only the best
and he is too well known in this Sec
lion of the state to need any intr0duc.
ion at this time. He is listing 40
head of top sows and gifts. We be-
ieve we can safely say that this offer
ng ia the best that Mr.. Hunt has ever
sent into the sale ring; IS head are
,ried sows and every one good one.
The gifts to be sold are sired by that
great boar, Giant Defender. Farmers,
i you are looking for foundation stock
,or herd here's an opportunity to buy
The best the market affords. Write
10 B. w. Hunt. Denison. Iowa, for
catalogue with full description of the
sows and gifts to be sold. Col. !. p.
assisted by. Malone Broth
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-02

When mans stomach works harder
than his hands everything will become
q bore to him sooner or later.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-02
The part;na Guest.

Welcome the coming. speed the
parting guest" is Interpolation.
Pope. the author. wrote "the going
guest"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-02

It's a safe bet that Orville Wright
got more for his aeroplane interests
this year than he would have got ten
years ago..
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~. R.I.t;on.hip.

Kind Party-And is that poor man
sitting in the stairway your brother?
Erazzled Ffeldy-No. sir; he's me
stepbrudder.- Chicago News.
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;,uNRIco DEEDS or TRUST.


zen Deeds of Trust. AMOUNTING 10
Si,G.D.JO.
r":;ca y. Jones TO t.. T. schmidt,
ifW.tcc, inta and . in block II In
snap OF SiouminGdalc December .,
1915: 500
Same 10 same, lots and :, i'm block
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granted yesterday by the state Corpo-
ration Comm -sioIi.
II add 10 Dunn ~, Inc No%rfS9ik Maydmnn,,.
T.. Sncllings. president: ~. H. Dunn.
s"crr,nry and treasury. both OF Ports.
mouth.
mum. Sl3.O0c: minimum 5000: pa,
E Isrs, = ".%odM.m; prssiaSn'' an.
ur"r. Roanoke.
inc.; h"rry.yilie: Maximum, sao". 900:
Baker, secretary. Winchester. =" ~
Aninsdon Var company. Abingdon.
MA ximum. $4,000. minimum, >25.ovo.
Br stone G,r. George i, Penn. Jr..
secretary. hLini dor.
Hichm3nd Maximnim. ssso ,66;s"H mini iii:
Ter j., president: Bernnrd Keller. see
Freeman Glare Killer Corpora,icn
M ,"'iI' Ma da%i imnm, s,loo,ooo mini
freeman, IL. president: Il. +. purre,te.
secretary and treasurer. both OF Nor
'hr New Sullins college. Inc. kris-
XII "l Maximum. $1,000: minimum. So
Thonns i sialey. fec 'c"r - both Of
:. ,Arg"mtino Mercantile Corporation.
iichmond Maximum. $:no00.Cne; min
mum. S3'h, par. 500 Leslie = Rich
arus. president. N"w York city: sydney
Aid,r'n"n. secretary and treasurer. New
York city.
ID :. Thomas. Inc. lIarrisonburE
Mac imun s,ock 10000: minimum. $40
Oo" J.! ~ Ie!Ilcr. president. Broad
"ay: Charles &. Wright. virc-pr..i,iai,t
BridIcwntor; - :. Thomas. general
manager, l!ridGcwat"r. James *
hight. RridCeWHtof. wholesale" ana
retail dealers In vehicles. engines nu-
t"mobiles. buEgicS.
Dutch Dairy ana cicamery Company.
me. Roanoke. Maximum capital stock,
:l"o.ooo; minimum, 10000. g. ~
Ryder. president: John q. cha,iicc,
VICE president. aud l.. l.. RYDER score
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ut sIINGs TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds az Burpnin mnd SnIr
: mOuntinE 10 SD,tIOO.

=,
AMOUNTING 10 SD.tOO.
Il. J.. knowles It ny 10 w ".
Knowles lots - ana ~ in block in
Rurfo"ts Addition. November -. 1916:
TAN. 81: SO.
iI"wcy J. Sn"lln@s TO Temple Win
FREQ. lot u in FLOCK , In Wcisirer's
Snuhdivisi"m; December :. 1915; tax.
80 "cnts: 81"
Central Real,y Co. Inc. to W. II.
ThirtN-s"coud street POS feet north
~ behtti" Avenue. November -. 1916,
tax. 81: $40
centrai noalty corp. Inc to II. q.
nu Val. 62N123 feet Veg, limo OF
Tihir,N-s".ond street. e26 feet north Of
iiowcy & 90. me s2xI23 feet was,
I'm" Of Thirty-sccond street ~ feet
north OF i"atl!c ty"nu. November
-. l"iG. tan. 81. $40
G Green e uN. ct ais I" Central
li"altF Co. Inc. "nxl23 foot west line
- rhir'y.sccoud street 8 zee, north
"C k"auic Avenue: second. G9NI;S :cct
cast I'm" q: Thiriy-scCoud Street. -.
t"t' cast Of Stun"wail Street. third
h"%IGn feet north lin" 0f ScW'ucS Ave.
nu". NoTcmhcr -. 1915. tax. $3.50: $40
inhn = 'roS'ic - uN. TO =. \. Green.
@"Ni2" rc"t vest IN" e F'if,h stree,
~ Bainhruir" street. December :,
1915 tax. g s.
9. '. Green at uN to Green Realty
Co. 1oNl@O feet uogta l.nc Of Scnlilicy
Avenue at Nineteenth street Nay -
1916. tax. 81 $40
>. 10y, g; ais 70 Green R"alty
waiiE,trert. May ." 1916 tax. SI.3o.
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~ IN map Of lilco'nlnGdaic Dcccm-
Der =, 1915: 500.
same to same, lots and IN block
~ IN map oc B!oominRdalc Dccem-
Der =. 1916; SioV.
Same to same. l)ts = aud 3 IN block
II In map Of Blonminrdalc bcc"m-
Deg -. 1916; $500.
sam" To same. lots - and - in block
10, IA mao OF Blpominydalo. December
.. 1916; $500.
Same to samc. lot IL IN hiock 10 la
mnp 81 l;ioomin.dalc. pcc"mber ..
1915. 500
Same 10 same, !D in block in
nan Of iil""minsd"le. December ..
j. Rope Nash ct ux. to chaplin X
'halnboriayuc. trustees. l03xIS2 feet
on TIA" Rosclnwn Road. adjoining the
property of George Warren. December
!. 1916: Soii
w Duncn" Ice =; ux to same. oo.5x
1878 feet adjoining the property OF
s32G.
,. : II Sinish 10 Pollard * BaEby. Inc.
trustees, 30 acres adjoining the Boyer
tract. October 20. 1916: SiJo.Jp.
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HI:>ni,o TRANSFERS.
Deeds of bargain md Sale,
Nmnunt lni. Id Slu.nlI

W"Nh lnrtou i'ark Land corp to John
SMITH lot ! in block ~ IN tho plan
1915: 5000
= >ohopmo"a - al. 80 Cortoz y
Y ones l"' { in nio"k lots -. =, amt
"" in block i .ra lots = 10 9 Ir biuck
H. lnup co. Bloom usd'lc. December
.. 1915 taN. i%.7o. $40
Mrs E,laat"ih =. Robinson to WI
Tain = Mathews e., J.; acres ON Tho
MOST >Ia" ~ tn" fiIii Road. and - =.
acres huio.uira Tia" above TRACY. all i'm
Er""k ,Htd District December :. lrl6;
'siN iE3t. Sir
" u >yhrba. A. rs to l.. Il smith.
'N rcro= ADD" ninG IN" i;oycr tract.
',l"n"r ~ l!i". {21Io
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'Httt'ri:HS ISSUED.

Tne followina ncw charters were
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UNITED SIXTIES CIRCUIT ,orur.

The United states circuit court OF
Appeals reconrcncd Yesterday morning
az Ia o'clock. with Circuit Judges
i'ritChard. Knapp aud Moods. and Dis
trict Judge RIOS" in attendance
Case argued yesterday:
No. liTi Martha D"rnhcrEcT. admin
STRATUM piaintN in error. ". the Bal
damt IN error Error 10 The District
Court ~ rark"rsiurg " Va Argued
by u. VI. Amber. OF Parkersburg, W.
Ma. IN support of defendant IN "IrUt' :;
motion TO dismiss writ OF error. and ia
orl,"si'l"n 10 The plaintiG ia errors
blizzard. II I'arkcf-burg, " Va. ia
opposition To the defendant In errors
motion ana In support Of the plniuiIf
~ errors motion. ond submitted. AR
SEmcnt on merits continued until tn.
February term. 1911
No. i15--lo!a n Uvcrs;rect. admin
istairix. plaintiff IN error. -. Norfolk
and Western Railway Company. i"fcn-
hahi ia error. Error to the District
Court n Roanoke. To b.. argued by
II Hunt and y. J.. staples. OF Eon-
Roy u smith staples y cock. Of
!t""noh". Theodore " Keath and r..
Ninrkoc Rivinus. of Philadelphia. ia,
FOR The defendant I'm error
Court announced aud handed down
Us opinion n the following case:
No. IS. Robert Tow". plaintiff in
"rr"r. ,vs. the United states of america.
defendant In error. Error "a the Dis
'riC; Court at AuingdOn. Opinion by
Judge rritchard. Affirmed
Admitted ~ practice: g NJ Hanna. OF
Hnrk"rsbuig. ". Va. was admitted TO
practice as an attorney ana counselor
in This court.
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tLry aud tr"nSu rcr. All Of EogaoI.,
To conduc, - general dairy ana cream
cry business
Niruinin plantation Company. Inc.
irNinH, Bedford county. Maximum
capital s;"ch SI"O oo: minimum. So
bor. j. II. Gin. president. columbus.
ONO: y l."anN. vice president. CO.
iumbus. ONO. and Matter j. quick,
secretary and Treasurer. Roanoke. Gen.
crui real estate AMI farm business.
Mhiin. shannon COMPANY. Inc, Nor
Inin'mun. $500. j y White, ur-*i :
dent. T. G. shannon. secretary and
treasurer. aud william H. Bulloci..
lice president. ali OF Norfolk General
meat provision business
Rogers NCIi"Chiu i'o,upanv inc
Norfolk. Maximum. 81 =. 900: minimum,
Sj.Wo. par. 500. Charles Rogers pres
idcut. Thomas Mcti"chin il. scCrc-
tary and treasure. both Of Norfolk
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u, srI>Gs cu,nT. r,ur II.

III. following suit was flied ycstcr-
day in Hastings Court. Part II South
Richmond:
George 49, Oliver against James T..
Justice: damages. $1,000. No dcclaru
ton filed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
BUILDING PERMITS.

Five building Permits. Amounting. to
SiD.1:ni.
John curric. :" erect brick garage
= West Marshall street. to cost $50
4. T. l.athrop. TO erect brick Ollie.
2dli Vest Leigh street 80 cost $500.
H. Il. Williams. to erect brick shop