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The Carlisle independent., 1916-12-21

The young people of this Vein ity have been taking advantage of leap year, as it is about to close. and arc getting married. Never mind, girls, just four more years and we'll have an other leap year Don't get scared. Cabot Guard.
 Clarence Flynn, Ed Rose and Walter Fitch while out hunting Friday killed 10 skunks, two possums, l3 quails. This is the best haul that has been made this season. The skunk belts are worth fully $25.00 and the pos sum hides will bring S1 % a piece.
 Attorney Dwight Savage who has been appointed deputy pros ecuting attorney for Lonoke County moved his office and li- brary to Lonoke last Saturday.. The Independent wishes for him a most successful future in his new home.
 Mir. Mark Brown em- ployed by the Layne < Bowler company at this place for nun. Der of years, and who has been transacting some business for his firm at Crowley, La, return. ed home Monday, and will take up his duties here again.
 D. B. Tate of South Bend spent Monday night and Tues day morning in Lonoke buying feed stuff for his stock. Mr. Tate says this IS the first year he has had to buy corn since he has been in Lonoke county-forty ye ars. s.-Lonoke democrat.
 Mr. E. S. Jett and son, Fran cis. left Tuesday afternoon for Kansas City, Mo. where they will take course of study in the Sweeney Automobile and Tract. or School. They will be absent about eight weeks. The Inde, pendent wishes for tlem a pro. titable stay in the school.
 Joe Alexander of Fort Smith was here the first of the week the guest of Mr. A. H. Ford, who is managing his rice farm for him a few miles from Carlisle. He raised 35O00!bushels of rice this season. MT Alexander is al. so an extensive potato grower, having grown 250 acres of pota toes on his farm near Fort Smith this year. We did not learn the number of bushels he produced, but at the high prices of potatoes he certainly made a good thing out Of his large pota. to farm.
The Carlisle independent., 1916-12-21

family spent Sunday in Stutt- gart, the guests of the family of his son in law, Mir. H B Allen Sickle, manager of the Layne & Bowler Go. They made the trip in an automobile.
 E, Nj. Williams and Clifford Griffi of Carlisle spent Satur! day afternoon in Lonoke and were pleasant callers at the Dem ocrat office. Mr. Williams is the new editor and owner of the Gar lisle Independent, having just re. gently purchased same from Mr. Gri ffin.-Lonoke Democrat.
 In spite of vaccination it is said that many farmers near Sulphur Rock are losing hogs. In the last week John Young. Dr. Long. Tom E. Lindsey, Doc Sneed and others have had loss. es. In several cases it is said the hogs were vaccinated the requir- ed time. but died anyway - BatesVille Record.
 While on the streets the other day we saw one of our progres sive farmers with roll of money aggregating 5000 We asked him what he intended to do with his money. He told us he intend ed to buy an automobile. This farmer has no home. He is a rent CT and no doubt will be a renter as long as he lives. The present prosperity is, in our opinion, ab normal, and will not last very long. Had the farmer with the 5000 roll reasoned correctly he would have deposited his money in one of the local banzs or in- vested it in real estate instead of contemplating buying an auto mobile
 MT. H. c. Balky, manager oi the Fairbanks Morse Go. at this place left Wednesday for his home in St. Louis to rend the holidays. He took with him elev en boxes of rice selected by Mir McElhinney, manager of the Southern Rice Growers Associa ton showing each stage of the rice and it's by-products from the time it started through the process of milling. Mr. Balky will, after showing it to his fam fly and friends, turn it oyer to some school there. requesting the Principal to make a talk on it ! to the students. Mr. Balky will explain the process from start to finish.
The Carlisle independent., 1916-12-21

business.
 Mesdames B. D. Patterson and R. c. Myers were Little Rock visitors Tuesday.
 R. J. Scott and family will spend the holidays with relatives at Gurdon, Hemstead county.
 See the Steel Fork. full leather saddle now on display at Robertson Myers Hardware Go.
 F. R. Zimmerman and family will spend the holidays with Mrs Zimmerman parents in Pine Emf.
 Mr. E. B. Roy manager of the Arkansas State Rice mill was a business visitor to Lonoke We'd nesday.
 Mr. L. S. Young, who runs a store out on Route l. was in the City Monday re9lemishing his stock of merchandise.
 Mir. Joe Alexander of Fort Smith, Ark, who had been look ing after interests here, left for his home Wednesday night.
 A. H. Ford, manager ot the Alexander rice farm near this city made business trip to Stuttgart Monday.
 Mr. Lars Johnson, of Chicago left today for home after a weeks business trip here looking after interests in real estate way.
 Mr. Eignus. president of the Southern Rice Growers Associa- tion was here from Beaumont the first of the week on business.
 M A. Apperson who lives North of town left Wednesday for Hope, Arkansas, to spend Christmas with friends and rela- tives.
 c. c. Fitch of North of town. is now riding in new Dort car which he purchased through Mr. <; R. c. Myers the Dort agent for Carlisle.
 W. NJ. Grindle who resides Southwest of town, left today for Hamilton, H., to spend the Christmas holidays with friends and relatives.
 Mrs. D P. Ball of Stuttgart was here over Sunday attending the bedside of her grandchild. She is the mother of Mr. Taylor Ball of this city.
 Mr. Andrew Calclasure of near. Lonoke was in the city Tuesday and Wednesday of this weeK the guest of his daughter Mrs. O. s. Long
 Mr. Robert Scott of near town has purchased the Cook farm of 240 acres, on which he will raise rice the coming season. He has been running the Youngblood ! place up to this time.
 Mr. Reney Roman of Stutt gart was here the first of the | week on business with the South ern Rice Growers Association and the Arkansas State Rice Milling Company. Rev. Sanders, formerly pastor of the Methodist church here, arrived in the city Wednesday to spend the holidays with his daughter, Mrs. k. l.. Crandali, and friends and acquaintances.
 Mir J. P. Nahay of Prairie Go. was here Saturday. He became subscriber to the Independent and will get the news of Carlisle and vicinity from week to week. He is one of the old settlers of this section.
 -Make your Xmas gift eyer lastingly remembered. You can
The Carlisle independent., 1916-12-21
Wanted

From one to two thou sand good fence post. Apply to John Leifer, Carlisle, Ark, 31-4tp
The Carlisle independent., 1916-12-21
Study Food Values

Food provided for the family table de- serves the careful thought of every house. wife. Do you use thought when buying baking powder?
 The quality of cake. biscuits and al quickly raised flour foods depends largely upon the kind of baking poWde- used. Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is made from cream of tartar derived from grapes It is absolutely pure and has proved its excellence for making food of finest qlal- Ity and Whoesomeness for generations.
 There is no alum nor phosphate in DR. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER
 MADE FROM CREAM OF TARTAR
 DERIVED FROM GRAPES
The Carlisle independent., 1916-12-21

Silk Petticoats, Raincoat. X Hat. Umbrellas. Gloves.
 Hand bags, Silk Stockings, French Ivory Pieces.
The Carlisle independent., 1916-12-21

Mr. A. N. Hollingshead and family spent Sunday in Stutt- gart, the guests of the family of his son in law, Mir. H B Allen Sickle, manager of the Layne & Bowler Go. They made the trip in an automobile.
The Carlisle independent., 1916-12-21

Baby Blanket, Scarf Sets, Fancy Caps, Toilet Goods, Dainty Underwear, Gossard Corsets.
The Carlisle independent., 1916-12-21

Hair Orname ents, Boudoir Caps, Neck wear,
 Photo Fra n es, Pullman Slippers, Handkerchiefs, Hair Ribbons
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

where, and a long, unlighted train
was creaking its way out toward US,
heavy with the dying and some dead.
There was not enough stretcher-
bearers. ,-.........
The officer in charge of the Red
Cross station was madly searching
for anything in uniform to do a grew
some nights work of unloading the
train and conducting the little Ford
ambulances to medical civilization.
1t was my chance, but a slim one,
as the authorities are very particular
not to let civilians: see, let alone PaI-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

BY ROBERT MINOR
Famous cartoonist Who Went to
the War Zone for The Day Book
1 don't want to tell just where it
happened; it was somewhere in
France. Rules were broken to let me
in, and friendship got me the loan
of a stretcher-bearer's uniform so
it won't do to tell where it was and
get someone into trouble.
A call came for ambulances. There.
had been fighting. no one knew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
RICE COMPLETES CLOSING
ARGUMENT IN MOHR CASE
ht"r""H -Gcn-rnI'. Final Summing II
Occupies Entire Aft~rnoon-Casr
t,0cs TO Jury TODAY

ftcN lpENoE. Il L. February 4
tttorrcy- General Rice completed hit
closing argument for tho prosecuiioT
to-day ia tho Trial OF Mrs. Eliz,bctf
= Mohr and tn" two negroes Cc-ii
Brown and Henry Spcllman, charged
WITH her husbands murder Th
Jurors viii got tho case about nosi
to-'nurrow
rho prosecuting attorneys ar.um . n
occupied tho cutirc afternoon. Al md
"n's"t he declared: Truth and JUS
'lc" conc before svmpathv; give vi
'rnth. 'ncu: rivc us Justice Thor
"o"1"s mercy and sympathy. Md th{
state - mcrciful and yympathc,ic"
~" continued: Tho dcfrnd,r, q
Hr""u aud Sp"llman. were on, OF 4
Job and an offer Of 60 600 10 do a ,ot
90 THIS kind was an immense fortuna
FOR Hr"wn, and $1,000 TO Spcilnan wa
a fortune for him
We find oui that Mr. Mohr MAJ
suing h"r husband for divorce and
'h'i sho Know Miss Burger was :oinI
down TO Scwpor, that nigh, with hind
Who had Tho motive? Then who did
~" actual shooting
Mrs. Nohr admitted she had talk Cd
of settlement on a basis or an .h{
solu'" divorce FOR tho Ecwpor, homd
aud $1,000. Tho feeling was so h,ttcJ
iHri Zach WAS trying 20 do all he OF
"ho could against the other That MAD
Tho situation I'm tho summer OF lol5l
'r. Nohr separated from his wife ?
zen" and half before"
Discussing tho status OF tho divorc,
and equity suits pending. Mr. Rice sa Id
th7' 'h"rc was every reason why Mrs
N"hr would have benefited by the
doctors death ut just that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Tho l"cal real estate market WAS
active Yesterday. with tho number Of
sales developing slightly above tho
averages. while there were several tina,
were for fair'y large amounts In
iionrir" county and on tho SoujhsiJc
there waS comparatively little bust
ness TRANSMITTED The mortgages and
releases i' IN" ri:y "cr" ahou, th.
usual in size aui number. Tho sales
N"Stor'l,% "Errs-ai,d more than 500.
900
'rhc la~S"s, sal" wns that of W H.
Gilman :" Vi. 4. Patterson. :, second
l"rt. IL Is said. "t deal that WAS
mad" several days ago Ivy which tn"
FORMER acquired - Scric. az lots ia tho
o>;r"mc West End. Gilman sold yes
i"rhay thrc" l"ts on tn" H"ulcvrrd
ncar Ir""" street. thar r.out slightly
NOR" Than "a" foot. rho ruusi.l. "a =
ti"u WAS r"p"ricd nS h"iuy SIS n"n
f"t"r ':"umclll sold t. NJ |. Nudcr-
-'h a lot fronting. twenty fec; on tho
i'""th SId" "t Stuart Avenue. lust cast
r tho CORNER ~ Davis Avenue for
50 COO. J.. !. ?oattic sold 90 Irocru T.
w alters 20 lot fronting iwouty-six and
't'"- h"lf '""' "u TN" south side OF
tuHr' tN"nu". Just west or Robinson
street for SS00u
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,n,Nc,:r,r p.:mus ow rn.>r
&c" Deeds Of Trust, >""ur'i"'

zen Deeds of Trust. Amounting
to S.:.,s..US.
T.. X Richardson TO I. T.. C:uHphcil
lots - ana IL in block in the plan
1916: saTU.
Muhlcmnn ~ Kayhoc to II. Il. Pol.
lard Jr.. trustee. - feet > inches 10y
10 feet ut the southeast corner OF
kcmSiuEton Avenue aud West street
February /. 1916: S3.a2o.
V Il. Uumussi.: to john sloan. trus-
tee. 80 feet on tho cast line Twentieth
street. between irancr'a Lane aud
Fairfield Avenue. December =, 1919;
$50
Annie r. Rogers to Stuart love.
trustee. 5aNl4" feet east line Third
Avenue. 100 feet north OF BURNS street
February .. la,6; s"."4o.
Albert E""."r ., ais. trustees. I"
inches by ~ fcct west line Fifth street,
as feet :il2' inches r"'th "f ic'sh
street. January "a 1916: S:.:i"
Cora l.. Lows - III Z" H.. q; Harris.
'~u>,r". 55>I"o feet north live I;nn-
croft Nvcuu". - tcct cast "f Wc'li"E-
Virginia Realty and t"n*trnc'ion
90. !" l. =. ,arncal trustee. S5Nl6h
foot inches wc*; linz boulevard. $50
fec, north ot CARY street January "a.
ln1G 5000
I'cicr ra,rmho ~ w. I" W. T. Redo
"a al. trustees "Txi:" feet south lin"
Main street. {" fr"t inches west az
I.ohius"n street February :. lai";
\" 40
Mar Il ';o"duir TO II. =. Eh.hcson
., AL. trustees. "5Nl.o fcct north limo
I,:,rl Avenue. 200 foot west Of Tildcn
street, fchrnary !" l.iG: 1855.
" !. Gilman ct uX. I" ". X rol-
lard. Ir.. trustee. esq" fcc' west line
S""oud street. - feet north Of Mar
shall Street. February :. 1916; So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
GRANGER, u,:t.t>sE DEEDS.
>inc u~Irn-c Deeds. Accounting


George !; Whit" 1T al. trustees. ="
J. r. Madison "ixlSo foot u"rth line
Franklin street - fcct west "f lafay-
otto street January II l"lI: So"
Edward :. Rose 81 al. trustees. 20
Laura T.. pirgs. .7NI2' foot "ns, lin"
$iy,h street. II" foo, south % t;ah"r
street t'rhrurrv =. i1i'; 500"
T.. l., I;mniu 70 Mario ~ EnSl"w -
al. lc.NIi" feet east line Th;ra Ave-
nuc :" feet north of Burns street
February :" 1915: Sc.aa6
James CaSki" 60 81 trustee" ="
I;cttic T. Iin-vr~. al foot = irch's ~
10 foot inches 1T III" Sou'hciS' ""r-
nor of i<rnaiuriou Avenue ANA West
street january =. 1915; $40"
". /. harvard "t al. trustees. i"
Kate - Wrcnn. ~ fcot im'h"s b.
80 foe, At TN" northeast corner 90
Monument Avenue aud Nulhcrry
street; Ianua,v - lHiG: $4,000
J. u Walters. trustee. ;" iIr"C"n J..
Walters. ia"Nl'o tcot ut tn" southeast
corner Of stuart Avcuu" and tho li"ul"-
ward Ia lnry 80. 1915 ia.SHn
Trustees 81 CitizenS' Building AMI
Loan Associn,ior. ~" - to l.. u:
Brown. .Ir.. 500 aui S"S Adams or rick
cit street February |. 1916; $4,000.
" r. Eirhcsnn CT al. trustees. to
charles W Covinrtrn 90 al. "iNit"
fcct north I'm" iark Avenue. :"o fo"t
west or TiIdcn street. February >.
l"ls: si%S4
H. r. Pollard. lr. trustee. I" w J.
street, - feet north Of Marshall
street January IS lol6: $500.
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turc.
>, +. Strinecr: for Wright Hat Cd
81 E!s' Mn'n street. eight outlets |
~ u. prichctt. for Globe priutir4
90. Is North Thir. c"ntn street taI
iirhi* and foar smalI mo,ors
.;"!Scy Il Fry. for otis Elevator ca
power motor
GUS Elevator CO., for j. l.. DeatonR
GTs,aic' ':oi West Broad Street. one Gv4
10" West Main street. ono i've .hors!s
power motor. wv
Winston Electric Co. for W 4
ni,nm, 9iS North Lombardy SireeS
EnEclhcrr & Gear. for r,rmvc Min
iin"ry co. 9"I North First street. ORA
outlet.
Same. FOR whltlock's M,l,tuor, III
l:nvclbcrE e I;car. for n. II TvhitI
nm - anl - East Eroad Stree, sS|
iiNturcs.
~ ~ rcmhcrton. for Mr.. App,cfs,A
aud four ilNturcs.
Snlmc. for Mr.. Skull. IIool2 Norlf
fiith street four outlets aud lights.
Sahr. for Thomas Sotos. 20; 4
East I:ronh street. ono outlet
Eamh rulding Ninth and >'' M:.;s
$"nih"rn Nickel Works. for c. NJ
- - - 80 lay street. nlnCt Oh
outlets Il
John II Latham. for \. T.. Plea j
ants. 3""a stockton Street. eight o,,S
lots and tIrcc iiHtur"s
same. for Mr.. Smith. II West rhiH
t",h street. six outlets and TIRED
iiNturc".
Samc. f"~ Mrs Davidson. .oS Wei
r"urt"""'l' street. six outlets AMI
tlr"o f> lures
!. J.; ''"uilc for New Thcatcr. oo1
tn't ii""Hi street ono outlet
N"n". f"v r. w Wood & Son n
r-""!'' Fourteenth street ono motor. s
t; Il; Gosh" Electric 30. for Nrmo,is
~ Go, 3"I Nortl, Scvcntcen,h stree
"irin" f"r breakdown service and ons
outlet
S.mc. f"~ W u Koch. -. Mort
'"'u'N SIKH street. ono switch
same. for y =. Eraucr. Firs, Ma =
i"t rcul"''iu- detective wiring.
same. for T.. NJ Estes IoI Nor,
y rN'""uth street. replacing dcfcc,,,t
t'u"lsci
W. " Lucy. for Davis Eros. ,2f
W"St ia" street. seven ou,lets anE
IN" small motor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
CRANBERRY TRANSFERS.
Twelve Deeds of Hnrr,iu and S,I,
NMnILmiin.. 60 SILL

Peter G"unolla Ia Ncriv-nthor !. An.
Hrrs"' :"N,:" fcct norih line stuart,
February |. 1915: ian. 50. SO
y. J.. sharp To Muhlc'nan & KAY
hoe. 81 feet " inches Nv - foot .
inches at ~" southeast rorncr Of Ken
ruarN |. 1915: si.o"rSi
l.. G. Young - ais. to Julian G. An
nrrs"n. 'iN,in fc"' north line era
nue., Ianmarv II 1916: s2.aoo.
Land lmvostmcn, rorroration To y
u: ft"hHrdS"n. lots - and /, in block
january -. MS: tan. 81: slo
W. !. Gilman 10 NJ g Patterson. -
fo"' - inches hv IS foe, -, ,he south
,H"s; corner sc Gra"c S,rco' aud ~.
by ~ feet = in"h"s west limo EnuIc.
ward. =. feet STE inches south nr
iInr" street: also. 3iXa? feet 6 irrhc.
vest li"o boulevard. H. feet south of
SIS: slo
BESSIE V ITcchlcr ct vir. 10 V y
nnmnSsiG. 90 feet on III" cast side 81
Ian" AND Fairfield Avenue December
.. lnl5: SEQ
rn r. y. Wi's"@ Cornorati"" +" vi-si.ia
feet west lin" boulevard. l%5 r"c,
north OF Cary Sircot January %
'ola; tan. sG.lo; $40
~ J. R"atuc ct, ny to I"'"rcn =.
stuart Avcnuc. &" feet wost 90 Honiu-
son street January &c l?l6. tax. -.
iln
Im"-cn T. walters 6; vir. 10 r.. !
Battle. 3nNlJ0 feet cast line Rouin
ward - foot south Of stuart Avenue
January -. 1916; tax. 81: $40
Charles w. CovinSton ct al 20 Mary
Il. GOODWIN. 25Xlt0 feet north line
Park Avenue 200 feet west of Til,i"n
street February 3 1916: tax. 81: SID.
II; IT. 'rnliey. srecial commissioner
:" Floyd Tyler. us feet g inches hv
&c feet inches at Tie northwest cor
ne" Of Pennington and Floyd Avcu,,cs
January -. 1919: s4.?2lS7
l.. -. Miller ct ais. to Garrett Pos,
al interest in lot s in block q in Tic
plan Of Erookdalc. January -. 1918:
tax. 20 cents; SO.
II:NRICO TRANSFERS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
United STATES DISTRICT counT.

.,hlroii ilc"cc. vice president IF the
n'"Hns national tank OF Alexandria.
or Tor III" wholesale ami rci,ii .Itu.-
~" "I IL. ). lcLdlct,cI. X Sons. Inc
-, .N'rNmnhrl.t AGAINST whom mvoluu-
H'i'ut"d several DAYS AGO III. an
Io.hth'.mt w;,S und" LAY Judge I'd.
n ,t,, Nahdill Of tn" United states
81 virginia. on the nppIir;,,inn Of II,
O'ptH hhrhhcr H.. Buotli" who ron.
resented tmc nctitiouiuv creditors. Mir
i,m.,,o VIII continue tho retail dru.
firm. ''' ~ NV
i,'ii rpr""fH II the question IF add
r"'n' nt'"re Walter l.. Varmcy. rcfrr"c
~ iih'"nicE ~ that time arrange.
,'', 1919 WI ne made for tho selection nr
!; trustee IA banlSr,lptry '''" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
+. $. c,ncurr cornT or APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals rc"nnvcncd yesterday morn
.nc at 10 O'Clock with Circuit Judges
KNAPP and Woods and District Judge
Waddill in attendance
Cases argued yesterday:
No. itn1-John Frederick Schncpfe.
appellant. We. Caroline ". Schncpfe et
AL appcllces: appeal from tho District
Court at baltimore, Md. Argued by
George g. Schncpfe. of Baltimore. for
the appellant. and by William Cotton
and L. y. Tannar, OF Baltimore. for
the appellees and submitted.
Conference Day:
saturday being Conference Day. the
court will not hear arguments to-day.
but will go into conference upon cases
heretofore argued and remaining UNI
decided.
Cases in call Monday:
No. ltOS--.I L.. Mcfarland anne, :
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CoITo\ NI,I,krrs

NV ioiik Februsrs cotton ~.
Vas uh.G;i,G by political Grc.rta.r,i,, Ind
Quotation. we're mery"g, and rresultr. MAY
tohtTaeis sol" - l:i.c during ,he earl.
iraal1g out broke to '.ulr .itIrir,. Ihc
"iicrnnon snd Ios'd a' l:,sc v;n III.
general liHt losing steady 81 no, ,n.s
II 10 Il points.
Liverpool us bc;r,- tina, !u, .,g ,nc
nisri"t opened stead. al an .dy,.,, a.
POINTS 10 Geci!ne OF point realizing
eau hut 'ethack Of or point. ~. tn,.
lowed by renewed steadine.. on Iiv.r,nr,
buying and covering OF arofts N,-lh VIZ.
uart' sold M to 1855, Iuly 10 r. % rd
october 10 l:.2Jc Win tho genera li., ,.n,v
Ins net saint of from 20 points befor.
inc mtdole ~ the morning. I:,,r 80.
lose 81 liverpool however. tho d.m.ut
hers var icss ACTIVE ana rumor. o. IN
unt1rnrahie turn Ia the IUs.iar!a rrro,t..
hor. yer, followed rs sharn nurrv -,
h9uidAuon. On n break Of 10 /. rei,t,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05

- acre" ia lltnrico County. the de-
Hcr:pt.on OF which Is NOT Jcrni,c. Feb.
iumN :. l?tS: tax. 30 cents: 81.
W. l.. !sn:ics ct ais. ia Greenwood
Iark Improvement Corporation. lc
i,"rcs on the north Side Of ihc Iiunei,r!
Nca.i 'nuua.y Is. l?iG: tax. 81. sic.
Nhhcy Realty Corporation to ,ha.
tnrr!c :. l:"Nlcy. lots = and in hI"ck
- IN ;hC plan OF Colonial llaic sec.
ton y: January II. 1916: 5000.
~ W. Drrin ct ny To R,chmond aud
i;nppa hnnnock River halfway TO. u
tract Of land containing % Or IN acre
near tho northeastern limit" "t tre
city CA tho railroad Novc,uhcr ="
!giI: SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05

| liant rs. GEORGE " curtin. appellee:
"rpNIi from IA" tistr'ct tvurt at
h'iicStoiL w w. Z" be argued 10y
ai'SSrs. Mctlucr y McCluvr. OF Park
ntN"MurS. w. va. .or the appellant. ana
~ M.ssIs Raymond X FoX. of Sut-
ION w. Va. FOR thc appellee
;tumt,tcd t. practice:
imam Cotton nr'~1'. \. Tannar, a.,
,'.,,iIorr' were admitted TO practice aS
.H,toIu' anu COMmEC lnr. N mis- .-niINt
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ur:>nIrn RELEASE DEEDS.
Iour Rciense Deeds. Amounting


John g Erslcy. trustee. t" Il Z"
lcancs. lots u and ~ in tho plan OF
West View. February !, 1915: s1?1.
Il. T.. Brown. trustee. 20 Charles ~.
Eoltz q: NY 45NlAo feet south line
Carlisle Avenue. 100 feet south Of the
corner Of Salem street. january IS,
1915; 81 .rGa.
G. G. Sattcrdcld. trustee TO f. *.
and !. H. SchepmCcs lot IL in block
n. - in block > aud lot in block
=" in the plan "f RioominGdalc Au-
gus; is. 1915: 81
&. l.. pcnoon. trustee. 10 4. W. or
pin. % Of AN acre near tho northeast =
orn limits Of tho city on tho Richmond.
Kappa hammock River Railway, Ianu-
AIRY 30, 1915: $3.50
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NEW YORK rropIu,E u>ru.y

~" YORK fchcunry R., sugar.
stead. centrifugal iSidtSc: un!n.sa. 100
'i.'.. r-Hncd. hrm. SPOT coffee. stc:, ":
~" a. So" Santos So r'-c. tsutter. stead,
choose, nrtr.
'ou"rSeed oil -'ss active aud higher or
'H,'n'ius 'rud" markets uyinf .. uchr.i,
lrtNtflHs ~ '"hrers covering r.!u VII; ,;,r
tru.rcss IN lard. rinal prices A.. IA :,
points net higher for iradin- ;no, tn. Srl..
~" hhrFtI>. lHs iuorl,"t CLOSE. ,;rnN.-.
Sp"i -; Fep-unr,. 2tioy,G: March &. M
-: Arril a.2tG So, Day. n.smo"i. iiin-
2.:@Ho,:'. .IulS. "..nn9.3i .ugus; .";,,y. ~.
SSpitINhSr, $50. -
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RICHMOND NAY MtREEI.
Ei,hmond. Va, February I,
tuIC>Go LIVE STOCK w.nKET.

CHICAGO. February ,-Iinr I:-ccrts e.
r"o: 81 rcnE lp "~n's ,h"N" yc"irrday'. lvnr.
:,r- Ruiz s5.1ias1c5: licrt. f7.irf,SI ~
'"iy-.i ST"orssoa: heavy .,aGrsSo5: rough.
:i.Gn1si.,o: pig. S. oons,.on
t"iti" G", ,ir,S l.non: steady. Native hcof
Sr""rs ,r.'nuSg.Gn: cav" aud hcifcrs S;or"f
Vs.: rolvcs. sSCo15il.t0.
ih-cp- Receipts 1900: weak Mothers
i'GDniS.l". Lambs. fs.3tn;lIoo
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uoIMo>u LIVE STOCK MARKET.

'S,,i-> ut Union Sto"kvHrd..)
Eichmond. W.. February i. la'6
'ho". steers. -. t" {: mc..iuu' % good.
~: % -: common I" fair. -. 10 81. ,ost
h~!rcrs +" ~; medium to good. " to 40:
,oUtnion :" faiy. ~. 20 T. H~st COWS. - 10
-. ;n"iin {" good. "a to ~, common 20
fair .. I" ~, Reht oven, -. TO 81; medium
to Coon. ~ -; common tn fair. g.. "a =.
bulls. :. to -, calyFs. TO ~ Fresh cow.
ga to So. Best hcaNy hoes 80; li;ht ~,
to &: SOW" ;rd 'taes 70. :. Rest sheep,
TO So: common TO fair. a.. to -. Hcs:
Ia bs. 81. 70 8: Nnnmom and l.sht 70 !.