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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
CITY AND VICINITY ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Lewis and
son Chelman left today for Galesburg,
ILL.,, where they will visit for the next
few weeks
Miss Dolores Roach, of Streator, Is
visiting with Ottawa relatives and
friends for few days.
Miss Ida Hill, who has been EN-
ployad for the st Paul Coal CO., in
Chicago. has resigned her position
Miss Hill has accepted a position as
stenpgrapher for the Chicago Retort
and Fire Brick Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. Hess have re-
turned to their home In this city. al
ter two weeks visit with relatives
Kansas City. Mo.
Harry Morris transacted business
in Utica yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. l.. Harris has returned to
her home in Rock Island, after spend
ing the past few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Kruse, of Clinton
street
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Eek and Mrs.
Frank Spaulding have returned from
Crown Point Indiana. They made
the trip by auto.
Miss Nellie Scheibel. of kankakee
who has been visiting Ottawa rela
tives for the past few days left to
day for Streator where she will visit
with friends.
| Miss Gladys Bemis, of Joliet, Is the
guest of Miss Marie Wyman. of South
| Ottawa,
Miss Pearl Olson and Miss Ruby
/ Ugland. of Serena, were Ottawa visi
| tors this afternoon.
Michael Curtin and John Hynds, oI
LA Sale. called on Ottawa friends
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Mahart and Misses An
ma Wood and Ann Mckena, Of LIZ
Sale. visited with friends In this
city last evening.
Deputy Sheriff William Mischk'
was a La Sale visitor yesterday at
ternOOn.
Rep. William Seaman. of La Sale
was an Ottawa visitor this afternoon
james Frederick. of Morris was al
ottawa visitor this afternoon.
Attorney B. w. Hetherington, of l.
Sale, was an Ottawa visitor this aitel
noon.
John l. DEMON,
John Linden, Of Joliet, was an o
tawa visitor this morning.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
Soft Toned 1ells OF China.

The natives Of China use large bells
Of their own make In many IT their
temples and monasteries. l have no.
tlced all through Japan and China that
the tone Of the monastery and temple
bells is very soft and smooth, due to
tho superior quality Of the material
used In their manufacture and to the
absence of iron clappers, the result be-
ing marvellous softness and mellow.
ness Of tone. The bells are never
swung. being always suspended In a
fixed frame, and the sound is produced
by striking them on the outer edge
with wooden mallet This makes the
soft tones which are so delightfully."-
melodicus.- Reports.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21

The industrial fund for the bringing
Of factories to Ottawa has now pass
ed the 100000 mark and property
owners and business people alike are
beginning to awaken to the necessity
that no better people could be inaug
urated than to have at command
fund for bringing institutions to this
city. when it is known that every GER
tificate holder Is protected with first
mortgage on Ottawa real estate 1t
ought to be enough to induce every
one In Ottawa to join the ranks Of the
certificate holders in whatever
amounts they can afford
Yesterday three names were added
to the list which makes the total
amount already subscribed $4,000.
The voluntary subscriptions signed up
yesterday were:
Appellate Clerk G. G. Duffy, Manag-
or Fred G. BEEN Of the unitel Tele-
phone CO., and Russell Jackson, La
Sale street music dealer.
The complete list OF certificate hold
ers up to yesterday in their different
branches are as follows:
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED.
Abstractors.
Leland & Wilson.
Architects.
John Hanifen,
Jason +. Richardson Jr
Bankers.
H. L. Arnold.
Oscar Haeberle.
H. w. Johnson.
Lorenzo Leland
Cleaners & Dyers.
j. A. Blackley
Clergymen.
Rev. John, p. Quinn.
Rev. M. A, Quirk
Coal Dealers.
Fred Scherer.
Commission Merchants.
Abraham & Company.
a Steer 4 Olson
Contractors.
Sinnott Bros.
Doctors.
] H. Edgcomb.
J. ]. Moriarty
Druggists.
Wheeler & Malo
w. D. Duncan
George w. Weiss.
&c. J. Lutz
Dry Goods.
II. Lucey & Bros.
y. Clapper & Werner.
J. c. Goodnetter.
Graham & LEX
n. Electric Wiring and Fixtures.
Mueller Electric Co.
Farmers.
Frank l.. Beach.
Farm Implements.
George w. Reed 4 Company.
Five 4 Ten Cent Stores.
II. w. Teach0ut.
&.Fx Furniture Stores.
Leader Furniture & Rug Co.
f. e. Gladfelter.
W. j Dwyer
Garages.
III, y. Hilliard.
III. r. Butterfeld & Son.
II. M. Hegland
~ Grocers.
r. p. vallat.
RBulger & Koenig.
VIM Mulholland.
Henry r. Walking.
Fred Haeberle.
&c, G. Lyons.
Hardware Dealers.
r. G.. Jordan.
NReAor Hardware Co
Harness Dealers.
W II. Kelley.
Horse Shocrs.
Bert Ehly.
Ice Dealers.
eOttawa Ice 4 Fuel Co.
Ice Cream Parlors.
Doris Bros.
p Qionohi n prn
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21

The Blessed Virgin Sodalty of st.
Patrck'e church will hold their an
nual picnic Monday, June rs. at Glen
Park. II is expected that about sixty
children will attend
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
NOTICE TO PROVE CLAIMS.
l.. 3. Olmstead, Attorney.

l.. 3. Olmstead, Attorney.
Estate OF ALFRED kbAAS. de
ceased
Notice is hereby given that the un-
derslrned, executors Of the last VIII
and Testament Of Alfred Klaus, late
OF the county OF "a Sale and state
Of illinois, deceased, will appear he
fore the Probate Court Of said county
on the first Tuesday thcing The ftl
day. of September, 1917, al the FRO
bate Court room, in Ottawa, in sale
county. when and whore ail person.
having claims or demands againF,
said estate, ere notified TO attend and
present The same in writing for al
iustment
Dated the 2lst day of june. A. u
1917. HENRY KLAAS,
CIEAS. II. DILLER,
Executors
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
OTTAWA MEDICAL FEES.

The following zee bill has been
atlopted by the Ottawa Medical So
ciety;
Day calls, a, m. to p. m, $500
Night calls, =. Ill. to / Il, H., W 90
Country calls, FIRST mile, $500, ant
$500 for each additio nal mile. Night
calls. fifty per cont extra
Obstetrical eases, 800 to $40.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21

Mary t.. Chapter, Mo. 27o, D. E. s.
will hold special meeting at the
Masonic temple Wednesday, June "a
at s O'Clock. to initiate four candi
dates.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21

4 4 4
, , o,,. ar u,,,bino
:" ,.',, ',.u, [nta : ,tcnin saturday
~ 90, ctar,ad poo,, .,,to na,r
1,A'. ,.ia,,,n an ho q, ,harye of nv tho
iNo 49, ,uc,ahtnatan ~rhno,
'0''0'9' a y
inc inoii'pofs OF ''e 'No' Noi'''''''''V'
cup VIII entertain a. e o''loi"s ' r =
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her
Castora.
When she was Child she cried for
ca storia.
When she became Miss, she clung to
Castora.
When she had Children she gave them
CaStOria.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
INDUSTRIAL FUND
PASSES THE $4,000
MARK; AFTER MORE
C. OF c. GREATLY ENTHuSED AS
RESULT or CAMPAIGN FOR BIG.
GER AND BETTER OTTAWA
FIELD WORKERS CONTINUE ON
JOB.

Washington. June 21-Uncle Sam
was stirred to action today by the
London announcement that U-boats
asukings last week were the heaviest
for nearly two months.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels sent
kilograms to all shipyards where new
destroyers are under construction
urging topnotch speed Generous
bonuses will be paid for all destroy
ers completed before the date sched
uled for delivery The shipping board
and emergency fleet corporation off
cials met to discuss methods of Sc
curing even greater speed on thu
Food feet" construction.
Government officials did not eoncea
their fear that sinkings may continue
on the upward trend Before thu
crest OF the present tide is reached
IL is possible the record Of forty sink
ings Of vessels over 1000 tons for tn,
week ending April 81, may be sur
passed. Last weeks record showed
81 vessels of more than 1900 tons sen
to the bottom
The revolutions Of the British AID
miralty regarding last weeks sink
ings were not new to the shippin,
board. That body has been kept full
Informed Of the inroads being mad
on the worlds tonnage during tn
past seven days by U.boats
Chairman Denman's opinion tina
the kaiser's undersea craft were cal
ed into port during the month of Ma
for repairs. was shared today by al
the officials of the government
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
Individuals.

James r. Farrell.
] J, Dougherty.
Fred Scherer, Jr
Otis M. Bach
j. w. Singer.
Andrew Tally
J. Fl. Carew
Fl l.. Hossack
Richard Wolfe.
Insurance.
j. o. Laugman.
W. f. Raetz.
7. B. Farrell.
j. S. McEvoy
Jewellers.
Fred H Sanders.
keeler a. Kroenke.
Junk Dealers.
Frank Bros,
Frank Byers.
Laundries.
r. r., Bradford.
Lawyers.
Clarence Griggs
c. B. Chapman.
H. G Cook.
Geo. P. Hills
Il. J. Kelly
w. Fl. Hinebaugh.
A. J. O'Conor
Lumber Dealers.
A. c. Bradish
ottawa Lumber & Coal Co.
Manufacturers.
]. r. Porter Co.
Edward Hayne.
f. G. Formulas.
Jos. j. LEX.
Fred l.. Jones.
Fl. g. Kruse.
: Mems Clothing
M. Stiefel IL Son. -
l.. Seaman,
Vogt & Boyle.
A.. Alschuler 4 Sons.
Gus May
Merchant Tailors.
Carmichael a. Forbes.
Music Dealers.
Chas. u. Heinrich
Morey Roberts.
I A. ID Simon.
Newspapers & Printers.
.RepublicanlTimes.
Fair Dealer.
o. J. Christmann.
Real Estate.
M. J. Breen.
Sign Painters.
John Malcolm.
Shoe Dealers.
J. Megai'in & Son.
| Brand Shoe Go.
h. Claus 4 Sons.
p. ]. McManus.
Tim Shops.
John Walter.
Tire Shops.
III. Ward Condo.
Womens VICAR Stores.
Stanton Speciality Store.
Metzger's Ladies' Shop.
Engle's Cloak & Suit Store.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21

Regular meeting OF the Ladies
Auxiliary Of The A. Q. y. tomorrow
evening At s o'clock i'll Odd Fellows
han.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

Limited. appellee: appeal from tho Dis.
trict Court Mt LynchburE. Continued
from Monday. Further argued by John
NJ Colt. Of Washington. d. c.. for the
appellee, and concluded by G. t. Cas-
kle, OF Lynchburg, for the appellant,
and submitted.
No: l4S5-Shcrwood Shoe Company
ct ais. appellants. VS.. John W. Wix.
bankrupt appellee: appeal from the
District Court at Grcenvillc. s. G. In
bankruptcy. Argued by J. II. Marion,
OF chester. s. c.. for the appellants and
bE David Hamilton, OF chester. g c.
for the appellee. and submitted.
Case in call to-day:
No. 1A50--J. Il. Jacobs, Master. etc.
appellants. VS. George L. Jones. Master
etc. appellee: appeal from tho District
Court at Charleston. s. e. TO be ar
gucd by Mcssrs. Smythc G Visnnska,
or Charleston. 5. c.. and Mcssrs. John
Ballamy & Son. OF Wilmington. \ g.
for the appellants. and by Mcssrs'
HuScr, Wilbur & Guerrero, OF Charles
ton. $. G.. for the appellee
Admitted-to practice-David IIamil
ton, OF Chester, $. g.. was admitted to
practice AS an attorney and counsellor
in this court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

%EW YORK February On tho cura
to-day the outward aspect was that OF
calm hut the nndercmrront OF continued
nrnnesS IN the war stocks quito evil
dent Midyale. United Motor.. Sinclair Oil.
AETNA Explosives. American Writing Paper
ana others reflected the underlying strong
current. Thc oils again slightly reac-
uonary. There Was little Of interest among
n" low. priced mining shares. Sales. with
closing bid and asked prices. follow: $3.50
hcinH Explosives. s':p3s.. s"9 Canadian Na
tional Gas. 81; 10000 Maxim Munitions.
3:Sn' 5000 Midvalc Steel. 5SS, a 55s.: l.60l
United Motors. ST. a $685.: 800 Zinc Concen-
trative NsM 80, 200 Anglo American Oil. i6
Mi6'c 100 Standard OIL OF New York. ?Sadi
200: ~. Standard oil of New Jersey. 700 a
do: $50 coSdcn & Co. Refining. lSi. ii la.
800 Cosden COMPANY Gas common. ;5GIa4
l.o0o Federal OIL Sass $500 Interna tiona
Petroleum. l3M l2i. l.a0n metropolitan Pc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

day ind y; ono time hul:oi sh-rnlv. hut
on the whole II ANAL and tame az
TAR The MT change for tho day vas a
not rt"" ~ ~ - points
Toward tho r,uld,- m tho day. nricr- shot
upward about 20 poiu's ON tn" rGNor that
'.lt.,l. ui would rNt'uG its Eovcrnn"Nt in
>urHn"r to neutral bottoms and r-oca. hat
denial Of the report 10y underwriters was
hoard in Tho afternoon, and tho market
'cttl"d hacN into it, quot
Nomcutsrily nr Tho opening can Tho
Strongest months wnr" 90 points an.
f'"r which there decline III IN" nm
certainty of the situation between this
COUNTRY aud G"rMAny ~ tho lowest. prices
""ro 10 ~ noints below ycStrriaN'S clos".
tr"m this thor" wa- ri-e to level Il TO
- roirt" .b0v~
CLOSING bids: March = N;: May. ISIS. July.
iI..i: October. 1923: pncnwh~r. l"ni
Spot cotton. nominal ard unchanged Sales
81 IA" spot. 900 hpl"S; :" arrive. 80 bales.
MililinE. 1. 10.
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cHANcEnr RELEASE DEEDS.
Six Deeds Of Uelensc. Amounting {,
S0,0SS,dO,

II. i. Moore. trustee. TO Charles r.
Russell ct tx. 3oXS6l-c feet west side
~ Third street. - - feet north OF
Jackson street. January 81. 1911.
$500
Chewing & Roxlcy, trustees. to
Richard Gray CT uX. :5xlo5 feet. known
as 1905 West Leigh street. February
>. 1917: $3.50.
T. II. Davis. trustee. to Charles *
Willis. %oXi1o3-t feet north line OF
stuart Avenue. $50 feet west Of Rose
meath Road, February :, 1917. 1850.
COX" e Pollard. trustees. to Charles
a rrown, 2SXl4a feet. known as 1915
West Grace street February :, 1911.
$500.
Edward ~. Erown. trustee, to Ama!ia
T.. Harris. 25Nl2o3-i feet southeast
corner FLOYD Avenue and Mulberry
Streets. January ., 1917: Sl.0GSA 40.
T.. Harris. @5xln95-t feet southeast
corner Mulberry street and FLOYD
:Nvcnuc. January q lal.: St.sOo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
BUILDING PERMITS.
Four building Permits, Amounting 20
S1.JUO.

American Can Company. TO erect brick
warehouse south side OF Burton Street
between Twenty fourth and Twenty
hfth streets, TO cost $500.
-onGan =. Phillips. To erect frame
dwelling on west side Of Third Avenue
between Myrtle and Magnolia Streets,
to cost 5000
American Can Company. TO erect
brick packing room on north side OF
Hchanlc street. between Pink and Rose
streets. to cost 5000.
l.. H. Goodman. to erect frame ga
rage on north side of Bancroft, Ave-
nue.. between second street Road and
tarrinElon street. 10 cost $500.
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cHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Sl71SoN

II. Lee Lorraine. Jr.. ct ux. to Tucker
& Minor. trustees. 10 feet 61-4 inches
by % feet north line OF Floyd Avenue,
Ia feet | "a inches east OF Addison
Street. January -, 1917: 1915.
Mary II. Bigger ct vir to Chewing &,
RoXley. trustees. IS feet 1912 inches
by - feet. known as 40 North Tenth
street February :, 1917: S2.24O
Amelia +. Harris ct vir to Edwar d
H. Brown. trustee. 25XI223-4 feet south
line NJ FLOYD Avenue at east line OF
Mulberry Street. January IS, 1917:
Sl.o6S.20.
GcneNievc s. Jennings ct viz to T.. T..
Schmidt trustee. 6)XlI0 feet north
line OF Stuart Road at west line OF
Fendall Avenue. February 5. 1911:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

'ro'cun,. u. ~: l.tn Oklahoma on com
mon. l"'r u: i?.Shn Atlanta. itTl5: $40 Rig
l:crEe ~ as: t.Shn Boston and Montana
:! n 90 200" Calumet & Jerome u, Ti'.: troo
,oms"ltdated Arizona Smeitcr. c1.isfi -.
Monster ~ q ~: 500 Jumbo Extension. csT
-: lH"oo Mcther I.od.. i'dt: 5000 RoN
.onFol. ,3fIS6: l5n Succ~sr S5T.s 500
ronorah Extension. IS. ~ 1916: 80 Amer.
icar Whiting rapcr. "a ~; S"0n Midwest oil.
M -: Hfo North American rUlp and Pan~r
-. q ~: soon oklahoma r and y lnt- q II.
ca IL on ~. n ~. -
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INV yoRk rnnnucr M>EKl'r.

NEW YORK iEehru4-y : Raw sugar.
firm: centrifugal. so; 'ro)a-srs. tH2: 70
nucd. STEADY Euitcr aud "hec>~. firm Srot
"nm"". unchanged: Rio =. i0C. santos e..
Af;"r advancing or ~hor' covering in
March. "ottonsord oil -.ac'cd under
tered luUid3; ton tho decline il lnrd
and disrupted shirniuc conditions ~ tho
g los" March was points higher. Will" 'a'or
0lVH'hs were ~ : points not tower Saict
l1Ato harrcls Tn" market 'ioscd Nrm. Src',
l'Ii hid. February, - i9I2s': Mach i2sf q
1919. toril, 1921 ii ,2"S: MAY. i2.:I a l?.cf &:
fuu". 80 Il ic."3: July. i:206l:2l: August.
- - {! ~ -. September. ~ Il !. l.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va. February :. 1917.
-, h"icc steers. !" ?':: medium TO good,
90 10 w: common In fair ~: to 7is Ch"'r.
hcifers. Sto Ny; medium to good IS. to az: :
corintm I" fair. Ia - choice COWS, TO
-, in"d'hm to good. s =" Ga; common 10
;a'r =. TO a's. Rest oxen a., 10 -: r,~di',m
80 cool - 10 common TO fair az 10 s..
Heavy huils. g.: % -. light ~. TO 81. lscs,
.SlH"s. ~ 1" l.: common. . 10 70. Rest heavy
h"|s. ~ medium w"irIt. |, !" ~ shnats,
2 !" ~. sows AMI stag a. ISosi
Sh""r 81 to -; common fsir to s.
best lambs l"'- to II common 10 fair. 10 =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
HENRICo TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds OF Bargain and Sale,
Amounting 10 $4,000.

Elsie V. Carter ct vir. to l.. s. Coker
lots at the southeast corner OF Pur-
die and Naverly Avenues. January
-. 1917: tax. So: $40
II. r. Saltcr ct al. to I. r. Sinclair
il5 acres on Varina Road. January IL.
1917: tax, 81: $40.
Abbey Realty Corporation to Mrs.
Leila NJ. Clay. lots 81 and IS In block
- in the plan OF Colonial Place, sec
tion r. February I. 1917: $500.
II. w. Darlington ct ais. to w. T..
knight. 1870 acres known as Elinwood.
November %. 1916: $4,000.
w. r. Knight ct Tx. to r. II. Tabb.
the same property as described in deed
next above. November 81, 1916: $4,000.
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CnIcAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET

= III WI 7 hruHr! -IioCs rrroinfe-
5000; tomorrow. 5000: SLOW; ' 20 10 cont,
nnd"r y"St"rdaHs average. Rulk. 81. lo7?
SEQ: light $li.ioT SEES: mixed sii s"d
$40. h"aNy. Sii& n SEQ. "ouSh. susiG
81 ~ liES. 81 1ad siloN
t1tt.o-E cc"pts. 80 6cn. o-,nor-ov COO +.
wca(S. Native beef cattle. s1oaT7 sl2.25:
Western steer+. i7.a0 ilC&o: s;oci>crs aud
'."ders. IS 10 "a S9.3,. and hcilcrS Ss.i5
n sl6 =: calves. so =. Il SlisC
sheen Receipts ls.oO'. 20 morrow. Is ono
Wctl,r=. $40 90 SII 10 l.rnhr $40 90 n 81, n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
FATALLY HURT IN MILL
En,pi"yee CnnEht In Bci,inE. rnd prac-
ticn'l! Every Rome in Hody
IL BrOLrn
rsnerial TO rho Timcs-rispa,ch

FSne"jal 10 rho Times Dispatch
FRONT ROYAL. VA. February -
j. Osborn Renalds. head miller for tho
From, Royal Milling company while
adiuStinE machinery this morning was
caught IN tho betting. and practically
every bone in his body Was broken
Roth feet werc cut off Ue lived I'M.
I'll this afternoon and was conscious
almost To tho end Ills wife survives
him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
L. :. CIRCUIT Cornr or ArrEALs.

The United States circuit court OF
Appeals rccvnvencd Yesterday morn
ing AZ 10 o'clock, with Circuit .Iui Ges
Knapp and Woods. and District Judc .
Dayton in attendance.
Cases argued YESTERDAY:
No. lfSI--Wtlliam Daniel IIobsou ap-
rellant, VS.. the Imperial Tobacco Com
panN Of Great Britain and ireland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

Answer: Judging by my correspon-
denc@ there are a great many young
people who want advice YOU do I
know Of nothing 80 good to aid tho
nutritive processes, three grain
hypo-nuClanc tablets. and very frc-
columns. Several months treatment
is necessary TO produce noticeable re-
suits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
HENRICO DEEDS or TRUST.
Three Deeds of Trust. Amounting to


NJ l.. Gatewood ct vir TO j. r. Welsh
ct AL. trustees, lots - and % in block
Springs January ~, 1911: $500.
Frank iIurrop ct uX. TO w. r. Brown.
trustee. $50 acres on White Oak Swami,
Road. February ., 1917: tll.SOo.
T. II. BraXton to J. G. Easlcy. trustee.
10 acres about eight miles below the
city. November 81. 1916. Si7oc.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
COTTON GOODS

NEW YoI.k. February cotton goods
.ir1Ii"r % day, win iradir'; more active is
finished goods at lower prices Yarns were
Si"Hdisr wool EooGs nrm and silks quiet.
Knit goods FIRM
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Petition in Bnnkruprcy.

Robert S Mcknight. Of HONEYWELL
fled \ petition in voluntary bankruptcy
IN tho United states District Court
Ills liabilities amount Ia Si.5s5. all
unsecured His assets consist Of SIS
due on open account.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
MARRIAGES LICENSE.

The clerk OF the Hastings Court
Yesterday issued tho following mar
riaRc license:
Elmer i. Williams and Lula Chris
tine Malone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

SAVANNAH. Ga Fobrunry 7-rurrcn
tine dull ~ sales. none; receipts. q asks ::
,hNNn"nts. 200 casks: stock 1881 casks
.n'!n. arm: sales, none; receipts. so bar
rel shipments 20 barrels: stock. 1895
nTbf",S quote: N r. - n: T.: +; G..
sos. WV. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

"t.rERSBURc PEANUT MARKET
tscuortcd by Rodgers. rumIn,r 4 Co, Inc.l
PETERSBURG. VA. February 7-Suan.
ish Farmers stock Market steady At sl.4:i:
i,cr buHhcl.
\irEinias- Farmers stock Market steady
Fancy dnnb" &c TO 4'.r ner pound: c:.;rs
MI nc. $50 10 :" per pound. prime. 80 per
mound: sEcliinE stocli ii.c u az. per 20 und
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
SINKING Of VESSELS
WEAKENs THE MARKET
AS Results. Few Gaius Made in Early
Trading Soon ARC Wiped
ont.
DOWNWARD TENDENCY LATER
Cruciblc. Central Leather and Stude-
baker Strong in NlOrning-Sclling
az Canadian-Pacitir Carries Stock
Down More Than Five Points.
~ nnn>nAN wall.

In Inc stock r,.,-L-t this afternoon A.
,r.oins .cr, vipcd oyt H.i,ro.d. vc-c
con>ricuou. Tor ,h.i, v.cahn".s. r.r,'cui~rl,
sc,titG rhc n.rl,,t did NJ, hive : d,s
t,.' ,rond ~ zinc, durtns ne a.y un,H
,'rucib!c cSntr.l leather Ind s,u,i"S.htr
XII We're ,,-ons Thc 0r>;.naincd 80, IN
ono. -, IN INC hands q pool that kr",ws
H.ef'msW 70 Hn7 ~ "n.LLh'F ,""o
"osn,d no. ro, ''''
t\NtnItN PACIFIC
,, sto'h co.'s """
.,ocl down nor. H. pc,nts At the
- NJ, Torls,cr. &c h.ins
,o.'cec
!, moro reasonable c>u'-n.,ton or the
.eycrsl Indus,ri.i ION, eru> to ;hc ci,cct that
tholr "arnirc roro~te nov being mad. would
,n.n,S nn,o-deJ =, e<ior, ioi,i> ono c"m,-
1870 f"p,r, i'o.l@ ' on -, ;hns ~l, m
i,Nad rgttrt.i \, Tos,s. Railroads. CON-
r'4,,q hIt'.rly q ,tis -,
,,n n"' R,,I Es'@t,a iIe|e' .nd me N
:nc,n .i7 tho" oc y" interstate COM
"rGS Sn' "de Ia m o .hT r.. s a.,
nm, s,ts TON. 'r cs M NJ" cr '2 mi!e o.
w.. an -rind n,uri.r ~, 600 ocS' 80 ,:alr
AZ therefore ',,H. bc cr"di,od lin ,hou,
li".oo' tor lrioy y-ery A. tho aro-aEe
,h. n..aEt ,h., ~. frci sh, t,rs "f ,hs
In;@d State .-A ,uo,inr .ith freight ~
,1a> rht, s.smG ,orHIi,a," a. Nv .i.o'
80. 49, 'nms Is i""s ., 'G"y re tn
= .t'' ,Se r.,iT 70" '' ' 81 '"S ''''''
STHIhE ~ \>,toNnI
rI>\ ny ~ rrI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
CluCAGo GHAlN ,JARK,r.

~ AGc. February Activities a. Ger
'."h boats caused shiTp breaks TO-DAY IN
'shta values Tho market cioscd unsettled
a. nc .":u' as y-sterdays nrish to cents
IoN.t W;th MAJ at siS'-, TO 81 % and July
a 'i'i. 70 $,,:'. Corn ana oats showcd
,rtuaH, 10 chan2" ~ compared with
tNch'N -foul hours before. The outcome I'm
otLSLOEN al n. ~ ~ -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
AiARKyT ,0%pir1cys

Fonltr! iicns Ia y-ry light recent and
m"rHe' - N"ry strong condition. demand
nchN! cnl'h.rS IN very good demand
"eipts light Ruu"r Mnrsc; unchanged. 70
cc.pts lights ESEs- More plentiful. mar
he' lover ana unsettled iIides-Nar-
Nri lover and unsettled: receipts mod
crate 'aitt ar! '"a's in extremely lirh:
reCript ana hri7siuE prices in excess az quo.
'ahcns Marke; IN general -rcepting hides
IN very strong aro active condition.