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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-05-19

George and Martha Washington, and
Uncle Sam, Charlie Chaplain, a
Rough Rider and some Indians drew
forth ordinations of admiration
though not all awarded prize, and
humorous touch was added by the
tiny "Votes for Women" gocart, and
the waddling darkey with wheel
barrow and baby.
The five ponies and their wagons
were very effective addition to the
parade as it proceeded up Anderson
avenue to Knox, thence to the
Amusement Park, where free en-
trance to all was granted, and where
the various features of the line were
thoroughly inspected by the judges,
according to their numbered placards
Prizes for floats.
First Prize-$2.50 gold piece for
battle ship by Mrs. Renter, Cliffside
Second Prize-Satin pillow, "Uncle
Sans Farm" Mrs. Becker, Cliffside
Third Prize-Large doll, for Bride
and Groom and Minister, Mrs. Filing
sen, West New York, a former Cliff
side girl.
Fourth Prize-Old style battle
ship, Mr.. F. Dyer, Cliffside.
Prizes for baby carriages:
First Prize-$2.50 gold piece, Mrs
Tom Cadien, Hudson Heights.
Second Prize-Name unknown, A
Polish child from Cliffside
Third Prize-Doll, Pink crib, Mrs
O'Toole, Grantwood.
Fourth Prize-Doll, Mrs. Zulli
Grantwood.
Prizes for childrens' wagons:
Large doll for "Our Alarm Clock,
Mrs. Moran, Cliffside.
Prizes for most original costume:
First Prize-$1, Liberty Bell, name
unknown but from Cliffside.
Second Prize-Large doll, fol
"Charlie Chaplin" by Howard
Strauss, Grantwood.
Third Prize-Pillow, Mrs. Favre
Cliffside, George and Martha Wash
ington.
Fourth Prize-Doll, for Esprit OF
49," Mrs. Sheffield, Grantwood.
Several smaller prizes given tc
Zudi Yuause, Helen and Kathrine
Direa and Anna Quigley, Cliffside.
Prizes for Healthiest Babies:
First Prize-Annabelle Strauss
Grantwood, SIS gold piece.
Second Prize-Nicholas Niyinouch
Grantwood, So.
Third Prize. Preston O'Toole
Grantwood, 81.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-05-19
Patriotic Services
Continued from page ~


the depths of feeling, and told the
boys he was with them heart and
soul, and suggested that we have a
roll of honor on which should be in
scribed the names Of every one Of
the Palisade boys who had enlisted
for war. Not one of the speeches of
the afternoon was listened to with
deeper interest, and none had more to
say to the point than Capt. Darby
David Arthur Carson was the next
speaker, and he acquitted himself as
he always does with honors. He told
an interesting story of young Ohio
soldier and the struggles he had on
leaving his mother and two sisters
without support when the great Civil
war was just starting. The young
man had many misgivings, but his
mother treasured him and he finally
entered the service, was desperately
wounded in the earlier stages, and
finally years after died of the wound
that laid him low in Virginia en-
gagement. The young man of the
story was Mr.. Carson's father, and
the speaker showed several relics he
had that he bore home from the war,
flask saving his life from the bullet
that struck him. Mr.. Carson Sgave
tender message to the Palisade
boys, and he was listened to with
rapt attention.
Mr.. R. R. Brown next made feel
ing little talk, telling an incident of
a soldier in France who died on the
battle field, quoting the Grafton at the
burial that was full of tenderness
and pathos Mr.. Brown, also, wished
all sorts of good luck to the Palisade
boys, and urged them to think Of their
loved ones, and keep the spirit of
America ever uppermost in their
hearts.
Mr.. Goodman told of how near
he had always been to the boys Of
Palisade. He knew them to be true
and loyal. He told of his many as
sociations with them from the time
they were little fellows till now, and
expressed the faith and belief that
they would each give good account
of themselves.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-05-19

May Day Party By
Epiphany Circle

Plans for the May Party to be
given under the auspices of the Epi-
phany Circle and for the benefit of
the new church are rapidly round
ing in to shape. Decoration Day has
been chosen for the date and the
usual festivities that go with the
children's May day outings will be on
the program.
Prizes for costumes will be award
ed as follows: for the best original
costume, for the prettiest, for the
best vehicle and for the most comical.
There will also be prizes for the sport
and athletic events. Children will be
charged fifteen cents and refresh
ments will be served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-05

throughout tn: East in hotel circles
died suddenly IN Roosevelt Hospital
New York City. this morning. tlc was
taken III Friday with meningitis.
MIR. PhocbuS was fortyScven years
old. lie had managed large hotels In
Atlantic city. Baltimore and Phila-
dolphin. Last season he managed the
AlicEhany Inn. at Goshen. Va. Dur
ing his young manhood days he was
associated with his father in conduct =
ing the liygeia. Mr.. l'hocbus is sur
vivcd by his wife and one son. as well
as tho following sisters and brothers:
Mrs. George kccScc Nannerslicc Of
l'hoebuS; Charles VI. IhocbuS. Of Phila =
d,lphia: Frank NJ Phocbu3. OF Han
over. Pa: Mrs II. NJ $. Davis. OF Rut :
land. VI. and Miss Elsie Phocbus Of
New York CITY.
lie was a member Of the Atlantic
city Lodge OF Ellls. The body will
he brought to Hampton Wednesday for
burial in 81. Iohn's Cemetery Rev j.
j. Graratt. - -. of Richmond. will
come here 10 conduct the funcral scrv-
ices 1T o'clock Wednesday, afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-05

Clarke. s"Ti:3 feet ives, line OF Seron'
street. between Charity and Federal
:itrSriS. November ~. 1917: S1i2.
James w. Gordon. trustee. to Ecbccca
Want. so 3-4NJ7 30 feet. known MS "A
80. 1917: 5000.
l."l;oy T.. Brown. trustee. to Powers
~ MCGOWAN. 300N3iJ feet east line III
iiid"n street December I. 1917;
SaI3O.
l.: T. Cornell. trustee to c. \. Tate
y i-tNi2o feet south line of Dance
street. 80 3-i feet east of Ean,iolIL,
street. December :. 1917: Sl.3it.
W. u. Jcrnan 81 al trustees. TO E:u-
2"nc RobiuSon. "SXi,O feet. known as
2ic-2i. East Cary street. Dccenbc,
|. l:l': $4,000. IPartiHi rcIcaSc.D
Leon NJ. Nelson. trustee. to Edward
H., Frost ct al. ?oNl29 feet southeast
CORNER Broad ana IVES; Streets. No
V.uh"r -. 1917: $3.50.
Lcl;oy Il. brown. trustee. TO w. Ash =
hN Jones. Jr., GoXl30 feet south line
of Monument Avenue. ut east line of
:os"ncath Road. November IS. 1917.
S".jtr.
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NOIit'ES-LepaI
NIi:GINIA RAILWAY MD POWER
COMPANY.
Se,cnijI and t'r:rl H.,

Seventh and Franklin street"
richmond. Va. Doe |. 1917
Ehii"r IS hereby Ei"sn tina, a succi;l
meeting OF the stoCkholdcrs Of tho
Virginia Hallway and Power Company
has been called by resolution OF Tho
board OF directors Of said company to
D." rcid at tho principal Office Of tn.
S',id c"nlpdny al seventh and Franklin
Strc'tF. III the "ity ~ Richmond or
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY 81, pE.
'i.MEEI;. 1917. at tn" hour "f l.. o'cloci;
noon Tor the following purposes
among others:
|. TO consider ana act upon tho
recommendation of Tho hoard OF direc-
tors p.iiil respect 10 the issue and ~.
OF S'"o,no0 par value OF 6 per cent col
lateral trust notes
:" TO consider and act upon tie cNc-
cutton and delivery OF q collateral
trust indcnturc to tho Virginia Trust
COMPANY To secure the pa ymcnt OF said
collateral trust notes.
>. To consider and act upon any
other matter in connection with or
pertinent 10 the issuance and sale @;
aid collateral t"us; notes aud The exc
cuti"n and delivery OF said collateral
trust agreement
Tho transfer bopk. tor the stock o,
tho company shall Io closed fo, said
meeting OF tho stockholders at tic .l"s.
or bus ness OF Saturday. the S,ll dAr Of
December, 1877. aud rcorcncd al, tho
"pcntnE OF business on Monday. tho
"ls' dag Of december. 49,.
by order "f the BOARD 81 Directors.
g. u WILLIAMS
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The Curb Market

Nli[ YoHN. December ;-Ver. ..tl. ,,-
ier'S,. Ven after Tho contents ~ IN" I.csi-
dents message To Congress became known
Was displayed in tn" curb market to.d.,
With N" result that p:ic" aov"urnts w"fs
'htT'!He!E narrow. Aetna i.NIlo-iyo- al.
sh"" aotn. animation. however. Crhc~ -
IustrislS we're quot. Independent oil ,ha rce
we're also without Interest. price chance.
n1yinS ir"e%n!arly, M:a!i= ,h.r"s werc
'!.rt"r anc prices h"r"iy about steady
t''GI Aetna i,SDlUSiV"H h"'sf.. 70 ,ir.--
,","t Motor, ii no. 100 Un!;ed MOTOR. -. ~
L.: 200 toSi'n Oh. a.. n :. 100 Federal on
!. 2;t?p, Metropoli,an FctTo!.r.n.,'
100 pE!"ho oil corr. as. S!1 Nir,,-r,
-. new .tnci. aTii-: $50 Atlantic, OH. ~. "
e.: Loo BIZ Ledge. u. Tis.. TO- Rostnr ,.J
Nonttus. .hnI.: 100 Calumet and I.ronYa
Loo. .iG: 800 Green Monster Mining -
900 .!Sr"m" Verde. l!-i;n,: - Jumbo Ex.
~; ;E. Nir:s>:nE Min"t SnsH: 5">5 Rcx CS,,.
'.o0H Ala Wes; on. ll:T III: .Gj nom. :,
ana Il. GSs n o..
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCEnN TRANSFERS.

- l.. Miller to Noidc Erothcrs. In
C"lr"ratcd. 80 -6H93 fee, west Nr. OF
and Marshall Streets. September |,
1917: iaN: Si.lo; $40 .
.'an'n* w. Gordon 2; a., special conf
feet. known as 30; Easi ,Ia,.I.ton
street November 90. 1917: SI.3.o.
H. 81 George Bryan ct IN 10 Iona
man hryan. !.JS acres. bounded on
,r ~. honhrough. October |. 1917. tax.
l.. j.. Mcdonnell! .; vir 20 /. \. over
Avenue. 200 feet south of Norc,iiij,
street November =. 1917; tan. 81: $40
~ stundlcy I" w t.. Hun,iolph.
L'A w lest. knoWn ms sos North Fourth
street November 50. l?l1: $500.
f*nnie l.. Christian TO MARY :, Chris.
t'ah' lots annd :. block -! Highland
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w. i hcrScy 10 9. l.. Dcnoon. trustee
OSLO feet south line ot Belmont Ave-
80, ~ cast Inc OF Salon street. No
JHneS H. Moore ct uE. 10 Chcvninc
d t;oNlcy. trustee. 3oxl2o feet. knov,T
as ~ West Baker Street. Novembc:
80. 1917: 5000
w. l.. Randolph 10 Pollard & Harby
Incorporated. trustee, lJNl06 feet
known as 6o5 North Fourth stree;
November 80. 1917: sass.
a. V. shea Ct uX to Pollard &. Eaob,.
Incorporated. trustee. 3OoX3+, feet we.,
IL" Of Tilden Street. December >
Walter II. Jones 81 ny to : ". Fob.
in*Dn. .lr.. trustee, J"X%U feet south line
OF Jackson street. so feet east OF Sec.
pnn street. November 50 1917. 81 o."
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PRESIDENTS SPEECH
AFFECTS WALL STREET
Operators Hang on Words n They
Come In Over Telegraph
Wires.
FIRST OCCASIONS OPTIMISM
Reaction Follows Later. When Con-
.ress Is Urged To Go Further in
Control OF observation-disclosures
Issues Suffer Weakness.
ny srOHuN WALL,

MEM YORK December 1.-The stock
market to-day hung upon the words
Of the Presidents speech as he uttered
;hom before Congress. Up TO midday.
traders marked time. There was lit
tic cor no activity. ~ tho message
ca,nc over the wires tile myrlc, began
to set according to tho sentiments cH-
pressed hy Air Wilson. Wall street
was hard pa; to interpret his words
as uuickly rs they came.
Operator reacted enthusiastically ~
bv u',loyk Tho desire for the right
sort of q. peace had hul!ish effect.
Traujn. was >t,l in jroderatc uuant-
ties. however. and continued SO for tho
rest al the day.
rho Presidents statement thH; Con-
:rcss should 90 further In tho control
Of prohtcoriuE caused somewhat If a
rcaction uud earlier gains Wor" LOST.
The market did not improve after this,
though operators were vc"'tin% favor
ably to tho ordS from Washington.
A; the close Of tho DAYS session an
UucNrlrincd reaction set in. ana
great nuWhCr Of tho important issues
~ All classes suffered losses .r"m
Totacco shares we're ycry woaN.
Amcrican Sumaira 'robacc" lost "
points. tmcrican. Tobacco. }3-S TO.
na.cp Products. . 81. and Cnitcd Cigar
stores. 81" This was the first re-
action in these issues for Il long time.
IN recent weeks They had often SHOW
ri themselves The strongest securities
Mamie Preferred los, heavily, due
to tho unsatisfactory dividend action
cC tho International Merrnmulc Marine
director. recently. u i"l! points
hollow yesterdays closing licurC. Ma
rinc common lost points.
Tho Presidents aiinsion I" The trans
appointcd. because it was s." brief. The
rails rcnrtcd uufnv"rahiy - a result.
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NEW tIIAIt'rI.Us.

The following charters were issued
yesterday ny tho state Corporation
cuI1uT isSion:
Tho rc"rin Tractor Corporation.
Richmond. Va Capital stock. $500. :
"Ho George Mcfarland. prcaidcnt: t..
smith a",crctar% and treasurer. both
% i'coria. Ill.
Foreign corporation
APPALACHIAN Lumber Company. :,
Tennessee" corporation: capita! stock.
$4,000; domcSticatcG. t.. r. Carter.
statutory aren't. Gate City. Va.
tn" Peoples Eanh .: lIopcwcli
liop"wc!l Va. Capital stock. Si0c.UGO.
object. banking business. j. l.. crutch-
iiold, president; ". l.. Sampson. cash
Ter and secretary. both of li"pewrll.
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PROPOSAI.S-ScaIcd.

NOricE TO CONTRACTORS
-"aicd piupo,.lIN ~,il bc received Ia. the
street tou.ihittcc of the city al ictcrshur:
until noon December \. for tho a,,ur uc-c..
tary 10 s(ruCti.u -: .l,ornxiu,atrIv / OOo
sUuar" yard" of Concrc,c sidewalk pa viu.:
ANA approximately 100 Ichial feet or
get" curb aud gutter. 10 be completed ~
January !. The "lt% VIII furnish cement.
s"H,l .tn, stone. which un the r,u,n.!
az H." ste "f the work. Speclnca;I",:s may
he seen at ~" t!ty Engineers office All
hids nust he addressed TO Il. H. Budd. City
l:nIincHr, !"i plainly ind0r-'d ''Ii!d :or
Concrete Pairing" E.s muse lie accom-
panied by certified chcck in In" sum OF
o." hunnred dollars tsiop.Oab as evidence
"t :""i 'di;h on TIA" part Of the bidder.
III" committee reserves the right to ;r-
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fIucd for lteckless Dri,in,-

MIG.straio 7 J. I'UrycIr vcs,a,d,,
p!"cad fine OF SO upon ". NJ. Cent;
for r@cities1iv driving an uuiomohiIe
along Cary street Road and colliGiua
with another machine
The mag istra;c also is9LaG , Warrant
Tor The arrest Of G. L. I;lanton. who vri.
la An automobile collision sunday u!shi
on cary street Road.
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STiNGS REl.EAsE DEED.

Robert L.. Henley ct al. trustee. to
j. i. Swar; won't. 32Nl IL feet north line
OF Hull street December :, 1917.
'u@uStinc Royal trustee. to- ..nuic
y. Andrews ct viz. 3lXltS feet south
w. st corner :iCumcS Avcruc and Thir-
iiIth street November 20. 1917. ti.i3u.
j. Nj. Turner ct al. trustees. to NJ.
+. Burke -; al. 6SXS9 fee; north line
al Hull street. November IS, 1917.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

the following marriage licenses were
assured yesterday by the clerk Of the
IiustiuSs Court. 'Notc-ficurcs after
names denote aEes):
Alexander l.. thurman. IS. and Ruby
{. StorrS. 80 city.
William Henry Mc,zgcr. - and
.>braham ' Tci,'. -. and yctta solo
man. -. brooklyn. y. Y.
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HrSTINGS TRUST DEEDS

T.. II. Christian ct ux. 10 s W. Rob
H.Sou trustee. 3GNl:7 feet west limo
al Ifcbs Street, in SwanSboro oCto-
hcr -. 1917: s41S.1O
j Il. Swartwout ct NIX. to Pollard =
i:a2by. Incorporated, trustee. &2xi6J
i'ct: known as SlT Hull Street Dc
c"mber :. 1917: s:.I24
w. u. Talbot ct W.. to w. {. Pull
liam trustee. 31Xl51 feet southeast cor
80. 1917: $500.
!. Il. Bishop to y. J.. .Adamson e; al
truS t.nN. o4N1a, feet. known rs .2s
las; Tenth street. November -. 1917:
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Culc,t,o GRAIN MARKET,

IHIIN'iO. DsvclnUNr i.-FTcsTuonI NI1sON :
recommends ton mat Immediate var he de-
"iarcd on Austria Hungary did not Couse
oven rirp!" today IN tho markets mere"
Ills references however TO proposed ucw
price tiNius leo 10 som. selling OF corn IN
tn" last n.if hour OF the U... Corn closed
unsettled ~ tho seine aH yesterdays hIilsh
t" ~ higher. vIt,' .I.uuSr: sl-h's and May
}i.is's. oats .aiucd - 10 iiAc not. ircNlSLon5
underwent 4 sctDacl. OF 20 30 -
WHEAT Oicu. iiIsh. Low. Close.
Futures quoted.
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NT.W fONh, Derombrr <---TaW Nur.r.
-ieadE; zen rfuEei GO: polasses a.., 70
hn-d, a'"AaE: iinc Sranulated. SIS. Butter
rtesG|s reese. irregular: spot coffee. al,al. =.
t:io -. -, Santos Il. "a
'nltnHSt'b OIL Wa easy under Hcatt.-,d
liEhi hGu!Gan7n. induced ny the pronounced
w"h nos I'm 9luE prod lcta. Dcc~r1 Dor old .f'
- ~ - j""1*ry - iSc5 and March to isi5
ma! hid: were 70 TO 10 points net low
SaieS. 400 barrels frimo crude H. o. noun
nal The maT"ci closed quiet. Spot, ~ %:
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

isi"hmouu. Va. December {. 1915.
k"ror; FOR ihc weak ending december :.
Choice steers. llal.: medium 10 good.
800 10: common to fair. si.Hs. Choice
h"ifGIa, 20 ~ medium I" good. .'sW:r:
'n"dimm 70 good san: common to fair. -. a
~ best heavy bulls. -, = -: liGht. 80 . =.
b"st caivc~, -: common to- fair. li@I2'
li"s; h"ary hogs. i7',: medium weight. IL. a
IN light lnit lbi.; SOUS and =;aGS. - I, Is.
Best shccr. sns: common to far, 81 Z. - :
best lambs lao IL; medium. l.':Tti.
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cnIcA.o 1--we STOCK M,rkIr.

cHltAtip. D"cCulhcr +.-iIo-s-Rc Receipts.
esd: slow. Bul,. SIS e0Gi l;.y1. light, s5 % .,
tl;;S1; m.MsG ~; 8. q Z ~ 90 hcs.! sa!@1s
: e ttic- i;",t!pts. ,n2: firm N.,,vo stcc-s
S7lo = $3.50: Western steers. s5.iec $3.50:
;t9yhrrs .md f::acrs. $500 q sio., COWS and
hrifctS. t3.HJFi Sil.Gr: - .rs. Si.Jn $I",5.
Sshccp- Receipts, 1000: strong. Wcthcrz.
s. .i I.nl. l,nlH. Il. ~ al III 10
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SAMUEL S. PHOEBUS DEAD
WRS Son Of Founder OF old Hyseia
Hotel and Prominent In
Hotel Circles.

Especial TO The Times pispatcn.
HAMPTON, VA. December .-Salnucl
:. fhocbus. son Of the late Harrison
ihochus, founder Of tho liy-c!a Hotel
at old Point. and a man fuo-.u
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Atlantic coast Tine

Z.
la 4 49, 49, oS>.h 20. 1914.
AttA..'S AL.th. l.O-,AJ DAILY
toi / iv.!e 4.s. SO.Iu. 81. a ~. INA
L. SI.. .-.oU a. ~.
For Sortol~. v:-o 4. NJ, 100 A. ~. a.o,
r. 81. '..uV 4. ~. I..to +. n.
OF -. e. W. n.y., " est. 49, A ST.. s.ia
A. Al. 800 l.. N. $50 A.. Ii.
for fe!sraoa... 1-:.,? a. 81. s::5 A. Il.
Z. ~. ti0o A., Al. ,iS.'- l.. Al. go. r. Il.
r.. NJ. ~
lratns arrive i:lcnmond daily: sos A ~
.:"., =. NJ. 81. A. NJ $40 A. NJ. I'LL
80 =: ~. 80 A. ~ 900 r. ".
Except -. uaay. .SuIuHy only
Time OF arrival ana cepart's ana co,
:1rTt'uus >oS-
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AUCTION SALE.


viii soil for tho executors o, Tn.
viii OF ". H. l:ou1io. deceased a; Mont.
lille ,AEl'u propert,p. vcn,or Post
oE'cc' N'mE William county. Va. on
DECEMBER 10 Io,7.
commencing AT =. n. and continuing
until all property offered is sold to-
Wit tho following:
On" 3.-iI. T. rauquior i:nsine and on.
80 T.; Boiler: No. Lane Mil.
I:ns"r, Eclis. c,c. Mil in frs,-clas1
one Soil y. Boiler and one oh T..
EnStnc, with f'dge- and saw Franz.
one ali i. Boiler and one .o-Ii. T.
one s$.u. +. Boiler and one eli. =.
Also some parts Of saw Frame and
Carriage. This Engine. Saw Frame
etc. are near Shcron Church. and can
be inspected there.
About 500 feet l-s-inch Pine
ON. 30 and one 5G-inch Hoe Circls
one 10, OF Flues for Boilers.
Two Log Carts.
-Four Pii.nS Carts.
one lot OF Chain.
Also one lieifcr and one Cd stack
Wheat straw.
M OF tho above arc at tho Mont
Vile Farm with tho exception Of en-
gin e. etc. at Shcron.
Also We viii offer two % Horses.
three 90 Cows, one Dodge hu,omoblls
and six stacks OF Wheat straw, Which
are now on the residence place of tho
there
TERMS: Cash. Further information
furnished on request b. the under.
signed. or Old dominion Trust COM
pany. Executor. Richmond. Va.
i. l.. MEG EORGt: & SON. Criers,
Globe. Va
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pNTt:EsbuRG rNNNur MAnEE.

Reported hv H",ic"rs Pluu,.uc- - "a ,,-
pETl:RSBUtG. Va. December .-Sran.
in Farmers 'i"cN), marie, que; =, s!.I1
NrSin!as Farmers sioc,.,. mas,,e. veal:
fancy Jumbo. sia cent yer pound. .Xir,
prime. " cents per pound, rl.H.c. ; canta
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MiSCEI.L.iNtO t> M.iEKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Dccembe. Cotton goods
here to-day wcr" steady To firm spot nu,.-
ness on heayy good being notable. L4rEc
sovcrnmvn: has placed some very .arE. dr.
HtrS for wool goods for los DELIVERY silks
were quiet. Bur!aps rule, arm
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac r. R.
To and from Warrington and beyopd DILL,

Richmond Wash lngton Local. Lv. sl.5o M,
week DAYS: 'L'h Pm. sundays; Ar. iIl.:5 AN,
nhily fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Nv.
ttio PM: ar. $50 hN. Ashland Accntn week
days, Iv..7.2' A NJ :, go PM; Ar.:6.30 AM 5.I2 PM
Alba Ticket and baggage ornccs not open
ra Ihis traIn. Main -. Sta.
tsyrd 81. Sta. ts:orpnE at Elbal. Elba ST..
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE D,1,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE



TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
.2l.4G ACRES OF LAND IN NEW KENT
COUNTY, VA. ADJOINING THE T.
d .. RAILWAY. ABOUT ONE MjIpe
FROM I.AHt:NA, AHD ONE MILE,
From WALKERS. BENZ; A PART
OF OEArAHE. DIR. TURNER'S ON.
ESTATE.
- virtue Of a decd of trust. recorded
in the clerks Office OF Ncr cu, ~ Isu
cunt Court. in - ~ 10. page 6 de,,ri,
having been made in the paynont -,
interest and part Of tho debt thcrchy
i i ,i ana ne,ms required =" to do
trustee VIII offer for sale on the ure,n.
iSe". on ~'"-
SATURDAY. pECEaBER 5. 1917
at ii O'Clock \. NJ
me following described real estate.
.ituatcd ia tho County 81 New Ken,
Va bounded OH the north b. tho, 70.
iicnnilE IRON Providence Forge 10
sixteen IsI feet wide. lcadInr frn,,,
said lost road to the mansion house Of
IN" lat: John i. turner: on the south
-. l;'ilway Company: on the west
b. the land now or formerly Of II Il
walker and AlEcrnon Christian. and
containing 22i.tG acres.
A plat OF said pvoDcrty nav n.
on annl!catinn 10 the trustee.
TERMS: cash as TO go much o, IN.
proceeds 40 may he necessary 10 n.
all costs and expenses OF sale, all IN.
OF Sl,-nl.nb. with interest from Fcb-
ruar% -. ltl1: balance ON terms TO ia
anh""ncch ~ sale. Purchaser may pa y
al ca.h IL he 80 desires
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL. RANK
OF RICHMOND. VA.
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE &OHlO RAIL WAY

a,.-. 80. 80 10 .,u.I ,
.,.s.n Local. 500 ...I. -
.anys nIScr i..u-. ..y.vJ 80. -
Ola Point. 100 /. 90 :, .trS p
newport News. Local 100 J, .,:ie w.
IEgi,S trrIN. "
X &e~'. .,:5: d; $50 .. From W.'et
.s:lo a.; Us o '.oc"ls. !lVt5 ...t5 u
DAILY I.so-u,
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tOTlU> M\Kki.r>.

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.' '"l ~ iiN3I'N l.'N ~! '"'ipl 'r-'"5. Win
jnP .'htE i'"NlNH nor "TE,nt az" gen
"."l - I''''- .'~'' i'.'F ~ br,"" go
~ 81 T., ~ go! 80" ia OF Il"I' ll!dh
.,r -, L"'r u. .'1 .,-' "'-4' g'"-''E nv
w" Si.I' ."t.''"'s ',.''"E +" ~.
"j % d" O.. I".ht A' i'"i",' "p"!.e! -ie"aS
4 a. -, .l,' "' = 90 't p"iii- uiH"F over
81. IT, ..hf "'.i.' 'h" f"rutlF ,""t S"ufi:'
TN .u.|.,' .I"."n ""Ll !t.p"Sit!n'. I" io.-
'n,', 'Ir ~, ", 'r "s i'",v' Nm !.,''T3""I
80 ''',.,'i ~, ~; 1870 ''"." .iHu-
.uH' ~. |l"Nt'v u. 4.''l"! lEHitr on Wh.rh
nrlres. r.t.ea jyw p"'miH unri"s Ia" mid
~ % ~ lhN'"!tf. h' nHlEt met m
rreaS'G ""SfIiE.. mo ih" selling Va stlau-
800 5l ''o.' INA y! l'"i" i"inru' Ia
'.I a.". " "s"E"Thi","i rI"n .si.ih"t, n"Nt
~, '+'"S ms Va s!!tr-
|tL-, ID =. lN". -l', ''" sentiment was
immr.hrr. -S,,.Ha ps thg ',t.'oiw' TO FUR
lNNF pre- f0EE. E'.nu Sd fEa President lI"H-
K" Nt'4ht h''".H" ely active and E"u-
't". .'iM SOP '-- "In'i. "rr" Uncovered
~ he bT'tt. tN'tnI futures t.b.y.