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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

RAILROAD TIME raBI.E :
80 . . . . 800
d"asson ano rex~- -~c
West Buun6
NO IS leaves. 1905 IL
NO 81. Motor Car. leaves S:3h ~
80 teaves oe a.
East Bound
81 leaves 1040s u
80 leaves 1857 p n
Motor Car leaves " n
rsu,t, and Rrazos Vale,
South Bonnd
caves 1871 .. m
North Bound
.er,ves scoop u
VI. n At
No. 6 (Flyer) leaves. ...7:04 a. m.
No. 10 (Limited) leaves. 1853 p. M,
South Bound
No. 8 (Limited) leaves. Ia a. m.
No. tFlyer) leaves. $500 p. IN.
Interurbsa Time Table
sourhbound.
Local cars from Dallas to Wac"
wan pass Waxahachie 6:34. 7:46.
Is 4e and ll:46 N Las ~
Sac. S:34 and 1884 p. m. Local
eads Ntti aitiSe IN NaAahaehi. ff""
DALLAS 7 40 IL ana Il sS u
m,,..d cars from Dallas to NJ.
"a X Wasahachie : "a and 10
IA "a "a "a md
.>nsthhnuna
fa as lll leav AaNe''1tH
,si.as 5h snd 6 a. IN ,.eet
tt,,,i Waco 70 nailas Mill Gas
4, 81, +hsehti : szt@nd 10 AZ u
united cars from Waco to Dallas
- Waxahachie 10. s:ls ana
m l:l9. 5 ~. IL ano
n car passing Waxahaeh'
IL may MAKE local stops BE-
~, Wss. And Wssahaeh's "o"n
'-s.r,
Baggage
>.uitnouno baggage '.'s
J ~ Waxahaehie 2;4o IN an
+ os u Northbound baggas
l..ts Win ieavs Waxahachls SO an
il 90 IN
/ Baggage ina, also be handled Oh
southhound Local passenger carr
PASSING Waxahachie: 1;46, 9:46 ano
li.46 u m, LAG. SAG and SAC p
IA, and on Local cars arriving 7:4e
.. M, also ON northbound Local pas
enger cars passing Waxahachie ga.
and l0.42 q. m. l2:s2 2ss2 80
and 6'42 y m
To get the pest prices ror any ar
ticle you may have for sale 1t IL
necessary that everybody know tha'
you have something for sale. Lee
the Daily Light want column tel
them about i. +
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

SEE Mizell, Peters & Co. for FIR
Tornado and Automobile Insurance
Only the best companies represen
4 phnnA Ell
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

NJ. d. Roberts, moves and 'eve'
houses Residences phone 2s7
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

TYPEwRIrERS CLEANED AND
REPAIRED-Arthur Mackoy's shop,
next to laundry. y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24
WEATHER OR NO."

= "A short life and merry \
= one" is all right. but "a short =
= life and married one would =
= fit more cases. =
. old Man Sage. =
= Tonight and Sunday fair, =
= warmer. Max. s.. min. SO. =
: = 800 go : = : :
FOR SALE.
Beautiful plants in bloom. Plenty Of
bedding plants. Bird Forrest. tt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

PLANT PECAN TREES for shade
/, A Stuart. Van Dowan. or Schley PEI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

FOR SALE young mares. and
5 years. Well broke to wagon, piow,
and buggy. Also large gentle family
horse, surry, and harness. ]. r.
Mayhem. tt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

=BLAcKBERRIEs and DEWBER-
RIES. No fruit so easy to grow and
nothing will pay larger dividends
than berry patch. Quick returns
and regular crops guaranteed. Wax
ahachie Nursery Co Both phones. It.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

We grow flowers for Waxahachie
and Ellis county. Come By Ind
make your selection. Bird Forrest
II.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

FOR RENT-Good six-rSom house
in East End. Have good proposition
to offer paper hanger. See Shelya
Brasher, phone S.W, 335 or SIS. 5
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

iFOR RENT-Three unfinished
rooms. newly papered, all modern
leonveniences. good location. couple
without children desired Phone SIS
between S a. m. and 6 p. m. IL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

FOR RENTING nice. large ROOMS
for light housekeeping. Phone 3ls
or call at 400 College street. at dh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

Miss Elizabeth Walters OF Cor
nus Christi is in the city and viii be
The guest for some while OF her
rncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
schuster, on North Ferris avenue
y
Misses Christine and Gaynelle
Hawkins are down from S. M. L. tor
the week end.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24
Chicago Grain.
Local Market.

The Waxahachie dealers are pa.
ng the following prices tnr country
prod ace today:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

MISCELLANEOUS.
WANT to saw your wood Ole
phone 70A. Al Fincher. q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

can tree will prove q most valuable
addition to your home. Waxahacnie
Nursery Co.. both phones. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

dearor TO solve. There arc five trains
dailH direct TO i;ichmond from Peters
puis. anI we are hopeful that some
'~r';,is.ricnt viii be made whereby
these trains viii! have direct councc-
tons with Camp Lee" Warren T..
Taylor. traffic manager Of tho Rich
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. is chairman Of tho commits
SONS committee on transportation
CLUB ROOMS TO he OPENED
!. IN VARIOUS SECTIONS
SupplcmcntinS an announcement
made II few days ago TO the cncc,
mat the commission proposed shortly
10 open Il spacious. centrally located
club room for the use OF visitors from
camp Lee, Secretary Winfrcy stated
that a series of club rooms will soon
be opened in various convenient parts
OF the city under tho direction of tho
churches. Locations for the club
rooms arc now being sought.
MY experience has Taught nc that
nothing appeals 10 these young men
VINO are absent from camp for a brief
while more than the opportunity to
spend AN evening in Il home circle
asserted Secretary winfrcy. Tina,
why we arc so anxious to place @,
our files the names OF every Rich
'uondcr who is willing TO give one .
these soidicr-visitors Il
touch of home life. Tho ola nd
AL work and no play applies in tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14
BOY SCOUTS TAKE CENSUS
OF VISITING SOLDIERS
Total of 3,223 Entered Richmond
Saturday Between Noon and
O'Clock AT Night.
BETTER FACILITIES NEEDED
Commission ON Training Camp Ac-
tiyiticS Seeks to Secure Through
Trains From Camp Ice on Satur-
DAYS and Sundays.

G.. II. Winfrey. secretary OF the
Richmond Commission on Training
camp Activities. last night made rub.
lie lie result of the count taken last
Saturday FOR the purpose o! ascertain
ing approximately how many soldiers
from Camp Lee come TO Richmond TO
spend Saturday night and Sunday.
Through an arrangement with Scout
Executive Weaver. Secretary Winfrey
was able to post Boy Scouts at Byrd
street and Main Street railroad sta
lions and ut the terminal of the l'c-
t.rSburg electric car line.
Checking M OF the reports made By
The various boys was finished ycstcr-
day. The reports showed that between
noon and . i. NJ. Saturday COO khaki
clad travellers alightcd from rains at
Byrd street. During the same period
twenty-five arrived at Main Street. and
l.ioo at tho electric line station. This
Il total OF l.T2j. Added TO this
number were probably 500 or more
Who camc by automobile, the secretary
said. making q total Of 2,225.
our object in havim. this count
MADE was To cnahl" the commission
{" get a definite line on what will IL
of tho organization when ,ur
work in Richmond gets gully ndcr
stated Secretary WintrcE.
There had been so many reports c:,-
culatcd regarding the volume &C travel
between Camp Ice and Riclmond for
the weekend that VIC decided to make
Investigation and obtain some def
into information. | am confident; that
as soon as the transport tioa ia
the two points nave
been improved there WI be an apDrc-
ciahlc increase ~ :hc volume. II ;.af-
This is II of ,hc training camp
problems that one commission. as an
outside agency having the welfare OF
cy"rN enlistcd man at hcar,. will On
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

army and navy just az much as +,
does anywhere else. For that reaso,
this organization will exert every IF.
tort TO make it possible for tho mos,
to enjoy themselves In a clean ,n.,,.
way whi'c outside of camp. To a
iarGc extent the men heretofore have
oeeh ictt To SHIFT for themselves dur.
lhS their lille hours and the rcsu,,,
have not been good. AS DIR. Erani'
crane has pointed out very cloycrI"
'hclr morale, which seems to hc :,
military term to imply Il soldiers rcrS
cral supply Of spunk and st,vt,.
power. depends as fully upon the - -
ne plays rs upon how he works -,
camp" III
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To HEED
SIGNAL COSTS
MANY LIVES!

Almost every story Of a wreck upon
tho railroad lays TIA" blame TO tailu,c
1" observe the signals which had been
set IN warning. II YOU are weak and
ncnliC lack ambition, feel sluggish
and rundown. YOU are facing the pos
Sihility of becoming an early wreck.
W hat YOU need is Il good blood puri-
purify your blood. make YOU stronger
and physically and mentally alert. 1t
and recommended by the following
reliable Richmond druggists: Paragon
pharmacy, liord's Drug store. T. \.
Miller Co. Washington & E:ariv 1.-TWO
storcs). l.. I. Wright Drug CO., Bur
n"tt's Drug store, Allen Avenue phar-
macy. Farlcy'S Pharmacy, Ecrn's Ihar-
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r1I.S.ie G.; ErTrn Z Coz

.NI.N lUNN, NoVemhcr f7-Thr .o,.o,
in-rh't u.s. loss active to-day yIb 60
ta''.hs temperatures marrow ana !rrcsu.
IT, 'hr genera last closing h.rclE ,ts,rt
: ne "rcninS was steady a. an .ay.rre Of
penn 70 q decline Of ! uDlut. finus.. win
rhi!" ,herc IVES ,r.dc buy Ing and The &C..
~ uLon,hs worked 20 10 points .h0y.
iHN MINUTES The advance mot NOR. SOUTH,
EN- SclilnE. iGrtiCulrrly from. IN. South-
west. and tho market turned ..ss- -. =,
ne inoL.lrS undrr scattering Uqu.I.unn
MhIch cf<I" iaTf.s from Wall stree, sour,es
~ w. Tseoit"f ;hat pr!va'. return. indi.
shicn ho'nr.llt min co"sGmi t!u,i OF 81. go
naIc* Tor october against $500 tor Sout,,u,
bcr. "rd ..l.p" for october last ycor
iosSib!tilN thai tho census report G-rnorro,v
inisht MAKE = similar showing rrpuln.c,
~iteruoon rallies and ihcr" We also som.
,rNeiihS o. INC arg! ctporis FOR the G.y.
fFo-"!s Win Southern min connections 49,.
BUYER OF int' months - the Close. cotton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14
HOME GUARD TO PARADE
VIII Turn Out With Police ut Annual
Inspection of Department
Says Mayor.

Home Defense units in Richmond
viii make their first appearance in
tho city at the annual fall inspection
.! the Police department, it was am
nouncod Yesterday by Mayor GcorE"
.AinSlic. The command viii parade with
the police. The various commands viii
br inspcctct. as soon ass uniforms,
which have been expected for several
weeks. arrive.
All Of the companics arc declared
10 bc in excellent condition.. having
hccu drilled for sin months under tho
direction OF skilled d~rill;nastcrs. For
tn" duration OF tho war they will act
as spccia! police in any emergency
that may arise. The uniforms Will be
Of hattlcship gray khaki. patterned
after army designs. with puttccs and
service hats.
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tHhNtJ:UY Trust uy:I.us

Claude l. Sprensle 9, ux. 70 u. chen
,"r r.tthS' trustee. - Zee, Gl-2 inches
nN 'r 90 ic"t. known az IL. Sc-ir
iiEnth street November 10. 1874.
be,,ie shelton 20 y T. @ra=g ,r.s.
- ''ElI' = feet vest liz. D.. st.
o"Gt's stree, November l. i5l-. i..G
george w. bIrHn - StEar, Euw.
iruSd"". 2aHi2D feet. lnowu AZ atiI
NV" street. No'cmber : 1911.
;. Is Io"el! to " i. Purcell II,
trustee, -o&!oc feet. known az 20 "a.
""rn Htter'. ,"oveinh"r 9. 1917. 1890.
~hnnnnTn Ne"H leader Company. Inc. ~
~""''" " ohristiaU. tIuIt.eE. tE1iL:
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CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.

Bessie Catliu howard. cXecutriX. 10
q: NJ. Dorset OF uN.. lots Is -. %.
nlock :. Providence Park. October -.
l?II: Si,rS6.
II. X. Pollard. Jr. trustee. 10 NJ. r..
Flo helm. - i-3Xl3ol-6 feet. Known
- 1917 Sti.l6O.
y. j.. Chewing. Jr.. trustee. to Alex
an!"r T.. Allen. Ii feet - inches by
LIZ -" icct. known Is ISLE North
Third street; also 81 foot ,irrcgllar
depth, known a. loo West Federal
stree; also l;3-i%l0" feet, known as
illn West Moore street. October "a.
l2lI. Si.O0r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14
MISSIONARY UNION MEETS
Women Workers Open Nineteenth An
nual Convention at
DanNillc.

DANNlLLE. VA. November lS.-Thc
Woman's missionary Union OF Virginia
opened its nineteenth annual meeting
to-uiGht at the First BAPTIST church
wirh representatives from AL over The
sat. ihc opening session Was a re
lirious service. Tomorrow morning
Will see organization and a report from
Mrs. John l.. I.tncs. of Roanoke. prcsi-
dent Of tho association. Reports viii
bc read and Al night pr. $. 6. Pinnoek.
Of .Nbrokuta. Africa. Will describe mis-
~sionary work in Nigeria. More than
$4,000 was raised for missions last
year through the union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14
MARRIAGE: LICENSES.

Tho clerk Of the HuStingS Court il.
Hu"d Tia" following mairiA"" license
yesterday. 'NOtc figures after names
G"uotc d.cS.y
'icprg" %. Winston. ~. New York,
ana Helen Comfort stage. 90. city.
Anthony '. Persons. u. and Lillian
=. wade. 20. city.
Robert T.. Payne. i. ana Avi" T.
%"iFz. IL. city.
FRANK II Ticker. 81, and irene c
.HOltc, y, CIT
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HrsTINns TRANSFERS.

CHARLES g. COOK g, nv. 10 ls.io T.
ll.i'r i"' - SGuar" -. r@urioor'4 I'd.
nlll"u. lot 3. square > Elr!no-. td-
dii,"n October -. 1914. tas. "a sin.
Harry " AVA" ., ~. 10 i.ouir
holini 81 un. 4l5sln4.n foc, known
as %~i"-"l' East Fifteenth Street. SEN
j. u. Patterson ., TX. 10 .G.u.a
Mac''Itl 81 als., SrN5Io fec, oog,L Iiu.
~ S"mm"s Avenue. ~ wcst line Of
r"ftE-hr., Siiect. October Il. 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14
l. :. CIRCUIT cornr or .ArrEALs

Tho United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals rc~convencd yesterday morning
NJ 70 o'clock with Circuit, Judges
iritchard. KNAPP and Woods in at
tetIanc". only one case was argued
before tho court YESTERDAY. Martha
r: Whitaker, Ct al, appellants. -. the
Nhliakcr iron Company. 1T Ui.. appcl-
lees; appeal from the District Court "A,
wheeling. ". Va. Argued rs Henry
y. Brown. Jr. OF New York. Tor the
appellants. and by John y. Howard. OF
submitted. Court adjourned until ms
morning at 1880 O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

lanes NacGili :, ais. 10 John \.
Traylor. trustee. $oN&lo feet southwest
corner S"mIneS Avenue and I'orty-irSt
street. October -. 1917: :" "iu.
Antonio S~carni;to ct al. TO L. r.
Mcdonnell. trustee, COMIC feet south
inc CT Porter street at West line OF
Ninth Street: also 5jNl1u :cet west
line of Ninth street. 40 feet from
Forte: street. November II. i1l1:
$500.
Lucy IL. Wilkes 81 vir to J.. sitter
ding ct ais. trustees. lot hloc! 4
Center Heights Land Company Mo-
NIB s, i"is, sos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14
Marine STOCKS DROP
IN SP|R|TLESS MARKET
Mercantile, Common and Preferred.
Especially Weak, and
Close Low.
RAILS ALSO ARE AFFECTED
Reaction Attributed to PRria Speech
by Lloyd George and Uncertainty
In Italian Situation-Eon Tirpitz
Declaration Disrcgarded.

Hi MkW p1 Io TSss,to S2ys% ana ad il-T IT, y:
shares .0Ff Tncr, N s'G %aTior E"Ss ue G". Sf
6 ra6hir sriT,;isss oierse'fr a"s a ngmHsTt
closed from a. ,rac;iofi q a paiu, to
points down. Pressure was noticeable n
common and preferred, proans especially
weak. The former closed 4; i;s lowest ts-
but Is ahoSc II;HH 'i. dw. s ssofinF "a a net s.' loss .sIt Ter
the cay of : e points.
Some Of the rails were also very so,t.
81. Paul ana D.lawarc aud Hudson 81
wrTTihhli hsWtstr, rsii.eG IN The i.is trading TO
i%'aeihss .Ss!i Is Ind petias!"%&.'e" ' AND iTia iaGson
To.d:y'r reaction was attributed to Lloyd
r.orEes saris speech anu IA. v"wtin!ed ~
port tia, Admiral iirpiia hnd de"riarsed
SierWanH must no; depend upon submarines
have been j.. bull factor. Was apparently dis
S.saTded: Some hu.ncial men % Wall
speech. when ,horoughly d~!scsied. viii rrove
Z s,FcnEtheniEs arsuancnt This belief, IS
isase mirst Tecosni@e ihs need .or unity. ana
G@nerfi Mo,ofs scored N sdyanc. o, .
asi price bnt, lei on until At IN" clos. lar =.
If Nv 20. ! IL p"inis ,S1tral i~iaiiroad
: pc.n5s BSi,tmore a1a, Ohio ana ,n"'S Siiic ...
Gp..Iihhss snd on" Ners fairly drm. ,hei. Ioss.-
Ini,:d S,@,es Steel die"Sniinneea 'Gs' r.! a.! rHin,
II E. and Republic Steel j. He'n'eheh!
NEW YORK. November =
ohm oInn,.r 81, SiSriigs s,f'y- Gay mis-, &!ini.:
.cmmereis siAs;;yy.d.yy tSiitI:.. 81 hanks; H.i
$50; G-bles. N7e;. bar s!iTSr,'' So h,TGiG,
T rsiirca aG''f sono IS soy,rnmsnt bonds. ;,oadSS
siAty days, 6s'.: ninety d q 'osnS; sasisr:
months S'7a5'. Call mone%, STEAD IIuuliSnlss
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win Assist Exemption nonrd..

Thu Administrative Board Yesterday
authorized department heads under liz
supervision TO furnish clerical assist
ancc TO tn" local exemption boards in
the classification OF mon. city en-
ployccs viii be allowed TO assist Tho
local boards the hours Of s
and > o'clock. and longer if necessary
The request for assistance was made
hv Harvey T.. Atkinson. - mcmbc OF
tho Common Council from Madison
Ward and chairman Of Exemption
Board No. ,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14
CHA RITTER ISSUED.

Tho folio" ing chartcr was issued hv
~" state Corporation Commission ycs-
tcrdny.
Amendment 10 charter Eowlcs and
Zones COMPANY. incorporated, Hich-
mona, va, changing nam" 10 Rex ..
Jolea COInpamN. ~lncornoratcl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

IllICA 30. NoNcUubcr I" HOES r~ecelVis,
.4ro'. strong bulk, III -iGs i!'N. light.
Ss 81 - 1850: mixed. slJ 500 SEC, heavy.
,j5 81 :ii75, roush $~!s.e9p H;I0; Piss,
C.ttl. r-c..pts. i,.eH3. veal; natg" steers.
81. Il Slt %. Wc-,"rU steer SH z Va
S,ocNcr, and f.cd.r-. So n 81 %! rgws ana
h.if.rs. siJQT Sil.75: calves. S., $500.
Sh"ci. receipts, 100 steady "t'hefs'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

Richmond. Va. %ovrmhNT T. itiI.
Ecyort for week ending November i:
Cauire steers. II = l.. medium 20 good,
G4ss,: yolnnicn 20 ta!r. 1Gs. choice h.lfeTs.
=. n medium TO good. ,GS: common 10
ta.r. sFsst.. Choice COWS. az; medium 10
sooi. 6as; common 10 fair; $3.50. He't
I..uu Ia FAIR. ii7 II o.. Rest heavy bulls. a..
AZ. light. e15h. Best %calv.a. Is: com
i. medium weight. IN ~; shoet-, !JG Is:
snws ana stays, !1Ils. Rest shtep, .nt,
common 20 ta!r, Si.4ots. Bcsi lambs. .sG -.
-..A..Im. ~
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NICuMoNn NAY MAREE1.
Wholesale Quotation on Exchange.
>uw YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET,

.Et.W lVTsf. -NVE".I'VE ~ ~
tr-iiuE.
81 u. curls. $500 Slo.33.
81 90; ru.ls ssclni,to. .~mGs, ;ii.@g NF.o.:
iiyss. irrceusr: State and Pennsylvania
SIX. tNu Sl7.;i; r0uEhs. Sl..5'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14
NEW YORK az

go" ,TTrr, r,I''' m''r - suE.r.
fu.d. steady IN" srenai~t'! So Hu,'e-
=. -. S.utos 4 -.
cottonsc"a ON "at nervous ana ,r-.ri~
with = small lGuidaiiuE ,rero I-ulary
December 'i"-"l - Tolnt. high'r Janu-ry
> lower ANA N-rrN q, points not hIri'r
TENDER. tJ hr-TcIs S,t't. $500 barrels
rrrne crude. -: olos rhc 'u.rkci closed
ouict. Spot j.. . uic Noyewr-r. 1875. -,
cc-nbcr. !: 10; l~nuary. 1888. March. l&ii.
MAY. 1910 ASKED.
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HUSrINGS RELEASE: DEED.

I. SlttcrdinE CT ais. trustee. TO Lucy
IL Wilkes. lot. . and s. block :. Cen
Ter Heights Land Company. July IL.
l3l7, $JIs.
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RICHMOND GThIS NNEGIL
~ hnlHEAlS OunfnIinNs IN n.H
CHICAGO GIN MAuKr~.

CHICAGO; NoNtmb"T iG.-FAIlirg on in
Tnceipis and Ia noiice, - rural consignment
oio a 5000 dtAl to-6sy To rally Tho corn
market from wcakncss ;hst was s.noc,at,a
with VIII S,re.t declines. Corn cio.ed
strong. y 20 y. cents net higher. With DE-
l:l!i and Nay L!s'i to LIZ. C.tu
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uENnI,o TRUST DEED.

Ber;a II. Cat.iu Ia Sol cutchine. true-
toe. lot "f land in plan OF Club Wow
10. 1917; $685..
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MIsCEI.I.ANEor, MARkEIs
may. ,;popS.

New YORk. November lJ-Co,tou good,
here to-day wer' firm with hoavE goods
NSns were trnl. Mems wear Is
growing scarcor. H" SILK W. easy ana
TUie'. E>ior, demand was steady hui sales
restricted 10y scarcity of stock goods ana
difficulties In arranging shipments.
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between Everett and Maury Streets.
10 cost 5000.
4. j.. Bca,tic. to repair brick dwell
ir< "c0J Monument Avenue, 10 cost
$in3.
L. 4. White. to erect brick garage
10 North sycamore street. to cost $500.
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rMrENsRrkG rEhNur MARKET,

tE-pori-d ~ EodEers. FIu'0'ner e Co. M
PETERSBURG. Va. November ij.-Spani-h
-Elrn.eGs stVCk. noInIn.. .ITEiTi- = -TEu.
ere sicrH, nominal. Fsrc' JCmt". &c PEI
pound. extra Prime. sac Ger lo."d. p:!:ns.
g yer 6ound.
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NEW, ,TGHE. Nos esubor IE-rorr now
mont MioGiiur. 2gh-. not recent. : h,lrs-
eH.Ftor,I ,t>l hale s,o,s. @li5iii e.l'i,
l1ihi N"-G"5 = all l"r'4-Nsi rcc.ip'..
i.lTJ.1s bale. '"'
exports, t..Ibt ral"s
Totai for sc-Su'. <oi rr,-tn,g --. az,
bale. cAHu!i-. 1880 n.ies
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HIsIINGS Tnu ST DEEDS.

feet. known as u South Ninth stree
November 2. !9l7: $4,000.
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NEW ORLEANS. sOyrmhe~ rs Srxl
Nri," movements were rssis;.fc. Ina ,o,,.u
10 day. me market h"irE QGi.i ma trailing
restricted s"iu"N hat hy "NicCt.iion. ~
bur"~" report 81 American mills duo to-
morrow morning Aitur = small rise around
IN" "p"Nih. iriccs ~C"ylucd slightly. t-us-
in" prigos "cf. 20 % points under lrsrcr-
DAY final IN" opening W ~ tho -
Ntn'c mo around tho first t-Il trading
month wore : 4" - points ny Zoo r'-,ou~u
70 cay-n'.S nv r" lAve'rool market aud
INC more 'e'.rrll" n"ws ~ furcicu poItii.
go .dvi""' i.eslI7tius 81 rrorr- ~ .nurs
nr"afn" mgo'rr'".f h"srv aud "nrEon for 4
reaction VIVA 'his e.I'jrS v"tc h.I-. az.
f-rirrS sud llr',if,1 srDr, .-l". rho mar
k"t YEAS s~'e-di'1 hs f"'ureh'o rrroi's ,or.
%c~rnirc he lo' s~''la'iou no IN" i@nt.rtor
md -ifo by ,inrr"" 'r= complaint of Drought,
being .Ealn..' lronr.''a '"r us1t eoesou Il,
Syot 'ot'on. ,cn.i, 4r6 u1cherE,d s.,.s
MfrhIinE - -
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Atlantic Coast Tine
Southern RAILWAY system

-.-..S $3.50 ..."-"u-..- .I =. a.,u.o
S.IT,.uiT Hh.'SH hot Huara!teed. For tbs
lor. cafe Gar; $40 l.. VI, Slice per to A,ian1..
li'lo u. 81: Sievp<I3 To DanvIllc and asn..
tili.. open 800 l.. Al; $3.50 l.. NJ. iocsi rr
ht!'sii'e. Chase CITY hnG O1foru-weer
-ork kiver L.ine-1:5a A. 81 and AZ,
+. NJ. daily local TO West Point: sin p Il
daily: except SUNDAY. steamer Traiu con;
Trains Arrive tCninond-From inc S,,th.
s:GS A MNj i;es T.; 81; s;so I'm. DAILY:
Point. 9;A1 A. NJ. anu G:I5 r. M d""iiut
Steamer Train s:+1 a. 81. daily. except Mon.
Office oo7 f. Main st. Phone nod,.o, -.