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Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13
In Memory.

Annie Chaff1n was born Oct. 10th,
1895, died Feb. 18th, 1919. She was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Chaf1n of Monoville. Annie pro-
fessed faith in Christ when quite
young and joined the Baptist church
at Peyton's Creek, under the pastor
ate of Rev R. B. Davis, and remained
a faithful member till she passed from
labor to reward. In respect to her
relationship to God and her love and
devotion for the church, there were
impressive services held at her grave.
For some years her health had been
impaired and we missed her kind
gentle face in church and Sunday
school, and we feel sad because she
can't be with US any more. We can
not understand why life so useful
should be cut so short, or why her
loved ones should be called upon to
give her UP. The Providence which
removed her from earth to Heaven
| is too mysterious for US mortals to
understand, yet, we believe in Him
who is infinitely good and who doett
all things well, and now since she has
gone to that land of rest, so let US not
sorrow as those who have no hope
but let us meet Annie in that beauti
full, happy land where there will be M
sad parUlngs or good bye said. w
are richer because she is not lost t.
US, but has only passed into a higher
fuller, and safer life where she is Sc
cure from every danger and trial. -
beautiful life ends not in death" w
know that she is happy with the Saw
} Jour and hosts of friends and love
} ones gone before. May Heavens rich
J est blessings abide with her bereave
] parents and loved ones.
A. T. H.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13
Sykes.

Rev. Stone VIII preach at Union
Hill Sunday, March 16, if not provi-
dentially hindered. Mrs. Homer Ash
ley is visiting Mrs. J. F. Ashley at
Hickman. Bart Nixon and Bryant
Hall were visiting near Lancaster
Saturday night and Sunday. Sunday
school is progressing nicely at the
Christian church, and everybody is
welcome to attend. Misses Mabel
Nixon and Patsy Tubb were at
Brush Creek Monday taking music
lessons. Mrs. Clarence Nixon spent
the last weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Young, of Stone
wall. A number of men from this
place attended the sale of property
of Sam Thomas, deceased, at New
Middleton Saturday. A. B. Williams
was at Grant Saturday on business.
Miss Virgil Williams, who is the
Home Telephone operator at Hickman,
is at home for two weeks. Tom Davis
and James Hunt of Brush Greek were
here Sunday. Misses Lille Gwalt-
ney, Emma Dedmon and Lassie Par
ker were weekend guests of Jesse
Jones and family. Luther James of
Hickman was here Sunday James
Prentice and son, Sam, of Brush
Creek were here Friday. Cecil Nixon
was at Pigeon Roost Sunday.
Another carload of wire fence at
j. B. Gwaltney & Sons.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13
Hastings 1919
Seed CataROg Free

It's ready now. One hundred hand
somely illustrated pages with brilliant
cover in natural colCrs. It's both
beautiful ard helpful and all that is
necessary to get it is a postal card
request. You VIII find our>1919 cata-
logue well worth wlileebook.
Hastings Seeds a-o>soId direct by
mail. You will never find them on
sale in the stores. We have some
FIVE hundred thousand customers who
buy from us>6y mail. We please and
satisfy then, and we can please and
satisfy you in 1919.
Plapting Hastings Seeds in your
garden or in your fields insures ''good
LUCK" so far as results can be deter
mined by the seed planted. For 30
years Hastings Seeds have been the
standard of seed excellence and pur-
ity in the South. Only varieties
adapted to the South are listed. Quail
ity of the best and prices often less
than those you pay at home. Write
for free copy of this splendid cata-
logue now. n. G. HASTINGS Co..
Seed3men, Atlanta, Ga.-Advt.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13
A MemOriam.
Mrs. w. T. Oliver.

Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. ID, 1919.
Whereas, in his infinite wisdom, our
Heavenly Father has seen fit to take
from us Mrs. w. T. Oliver, our beloved
friend and former president, be it
Resolved, that the Springfield I'M
provement Association and the mem
bers thereof, individually, hereby ex-
press their deepest regret at the great
sorrow of her family which is shared
by this association, and while bowling
submissively to the will of the divine
ruler, of the universe, we extend to her
bereaved family the heartfelt sympa-
thy of the members of the associa-
ton, on their irreparable loss.
Resolved, that copy of these re-
solutions be spread upon the minutes
of the association, a copy be sent to
the bereaved family, and a copy be
published in the daily papers.
Adopted by the Springfield I'm
provement Association, in session
December IL, 1918.
Committee,
MRS. JACOB YETTER,
MRS. NJ. A. BROWN,
MRS. w. S. JENNINGS.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13
MONOVILLE.

4 wedding of much surprise and in
terest, was that of Mr.. Carl Shoulders
and Miss Alice Baker which was SOL
emnized Saturday evening in the pres
ence of only few relatives and
friends. The bride is the lovely and
accomplished young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Baker, and the groom
is promising young farmer of this
place, and a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Shoulders. We wish them a
long, prosperous and happy life. Mrs.
Joe Hiett is visiting friends at Boston.
Sherman Hiett, who has been in bad
health for some time is slowly improv-
ing. Mrs. Jordan Woodland is some
better at this writing. Sam Hiett who
has been dealing in furniture, has sold
his interest to William Hackett. Mrs.
Florence Key and daughter, Miss Lula,
spent Friday night with Mrs. Dick
Baker. Jim Hiett is making a winter
crop of tobacco. Miss Lala Silcox is
very i'll at this writing. Mr.sand Mrs.
Pickett Hiett have received a letter
from their son, Maude, who has been
in France for some time, stating that
he will be home soon. John Cage of
Bethpage is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Herbert Woodland.
My spring Millinery has arrived and
you are invited to see my hats before
you buy eslewhere.-MRS. HI. B. COX.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13

ahan. Mrs. Mary Boze is greatly i'm
proving. Mrs. S. E. and Annie Glenn
Shelton were in Gordonsville Tuesday.
Several from here attended the sale
of S. j. Thomas. Willie Stallings,
Stanton Martin, ]. D. Shelton and
Turner Wilkerson had telephones in
stalled in their dwellings,. Mrs. Flora
Beane Chambers visited at Hickman
There will be preaching at Cedar
Point Sunday evening at o'clock.
Basil Shelton has arrived from over
seas and is now stationed at Louis
vile, KY.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13

WHEREAS at the regular weekly
meetings of the Executive Committee
of the Jacksonville War Camp Com
munity Service held Dec. 9Th, 1918,
the passing away of Mrs. w. T. Oliver,
chairman of the Refreshment Commit
tee of the Hospital Service Committee,
was announced.
1t was therefore unanimously re-
solved that this Committee desires to
go on record in high appreciation of
the services rendered by Mrs. w. T..
Oliver in connection with the work of
the Hospital Service Committee to the
Convalescent Soldiers of Camp Joseph
E. Johnston, Florida. The service
which she rendered during the num-
erous river excursions, to these con-
valsecent soldiers will long hnger in
the memory of the thousands of men
Of the United States army who were
so benefited thereby. Mrs. Oliver was
already to comply with the wishes of
the Committee and was tireless in her
work in connection thereof, notwith-
standing that she was frequently ply
sically unable to attend to the duties
imposed upon her.
BE 1T ALSO RESOLVED, that the
Executive Committee expresses its
deep and sincere regret at the loss the
Jacksonville War Camp Community
Service has sustained in the death of
Mrs. Oliver and desires to tender to
the bereaved family its deepest SYM
pathy for the sorrow which over
wheIms them. 1t is also resolved that
copy of these resolutions be sent to
the bereaved family, and to the press
of the City for publication.
J. w. WHITE,
F. o. MILLER,
H. H. RICHARDSON.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13
NOTICE.

All persons indeptkd to Ollie Sam
son, deceased, viii please call at my
store and settle their indebtedness;
and all persons having claims against
said estate wiz file them with me, or
be forever Nbarred in the collection of
same. n
ROY SAMSON, Executor of the es-
tate of Ollie Samson, deceased.
This, Marsh B. 1919. 2-t.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executors of She
will of J. S. Thomas, deceased, all
parties indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to make payment to
US at New Middleton, Tenn. ;also all
creditors must. file their claims with
US, duly sworn ito before a magis-
trate or notary public, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
This, February 81, 1919. At
ERNEST G. SMITH,
w. E. THOMAS,
Executors of the will of ]. S. Thomas.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13

All that have used Delker Bros.
buggy won't have any thing else
you will find them at ]. B. Gwaltney
& Sons, Hickman.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13
EGGS FOR SALE.

S. C. R. I. Red and Thompson &
Landlord strains <none better-$1.25
per Is eggs where you come and get
them; $3.50 by mail, postpaid. SO At.
MRS. H. T. FULLER,
Brush Greek, Tenn.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13

If you will only watch the crowds
you will see they go to j. B. Gwaltney
& Sons.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13

Ny spring Millinery has arrived and
you are invited to see my hats before
you buy eslewhere.-MRS.H H. B. COX.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13

Another carload of wire fence al
j. B. Gwaltney & Sons.
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MRS. JACOB YETTER,
MRS. M. A. BROWN,
MRS. w. S. JENNINGS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
Real Estate and Court News
cHANcERr BARGAINS AND SAFES

th aaRiG s'oHFfRRrr,ghGE and Io&snh e
FI9Sd YAM $S S nehss 6y ~ e 55a
incbcss c south Inc FIoyd Avenue - ice, .
Dsa@nb2r HGS'"s Tx s' $500 , SIS $500
to carrie ,e e r9:or: ana res May% B. w,1cl
A f1t SI,x Stree ~ re-, n"r,h =" linz S"f!n
isls TAX. = ri :'f i"yS. Avenue December -.
Howard w: d tGriSVE .,, ana Emma NJ. ,twifc> to
s AG; TO- $o*so lee, W sda,
Ws1Tn s'rce bceem6er tSfsi .i Gas' r Of &C.
fSHsro!a.s sp,, Siisc T g. aqs
's"oS' Xar' fl VII us Of 4sT siSs'
GINA iIt :l:I,y .md Xienna (wfel, to v!r-
rst - inches (rrSguia-, son,h linz $3.50 Tdrl
A.@DS lis S Ts< tx ST. & ? sid s'ss' oc
a.. i.S4s %2 fi5feI 'os
h nri ea SlFff it, iTGsNi$e fce inches trr:gXX
iin siihses n@5sh OF 7 street, November V %,
2sias 10 Of aoh" g s, Eeln? +. Q
1 Ta2 e 81 ss So Avenue n%S@"bsr ia. 1873
~ Aven as'" o'& III ~ SCUM ne an
S H!sin% |fH' "ity Ina 'Sl On. St3So ~
10 !! = pominig lois e.7 eSG o. inci:
$500 'e NG orsi St '5 s. sis Az
q cScan s. west S, &rase s'Giif,
wet If i'f It south line Grace Street 277 ;coi
ocE II. 1919; ia&. SO: siof 'O"" Deem
f. " c%r. it blash '@ Gi@Ser' Tt YER
s Af'p ia Hs'&$Ja T%ea" '"i i%; S,1?
''iEs: r, ~ E, ioiG Tax. $40: $io.
,1ra az ,d to Brucs ,;cwc; half undiyiGcd in.
IN is"Hoo ice, n.i nTH ., i snnagg nnn
iiWS Sr,, Duncan S}re't ana I!er,nitase Koad
quo - ie;i west OF robinson Street hususi
s-a MEsry NJ u s GPS m., 9; as Edward W
i"Hn,dno line Clay street March Is. ,5 5i!
tt%"" rsng In' W,a ans u. h1shanH} 20
S9nih lme Main stree, ioI i : Tee, west Of
10 'Trt 9i"Ssc $, %Gi oo Lien $3.50. bcaember
ph EdT S'TMcs and Annie r. (wife,. .,
80 5o wet Gay s,r S5f'ci IN 10 r FRI
i,S"snhci oF i.i'o ',,y ana ii.t,ry streets.
r. Tia lisry,SY W,lison. ,rus,.c. TO ,Icxander l..
+ sms a n So q ,es fres"Iar Go1h a%
'%. srfG' %"SG %eS s,sn
10 iTR1S ;G!cHH si5a arg Aas if,
Inc Grace Street 50 nc" tas, by Il n, ice, sH'lG
iii;I,' y. i.YYcS"nne December 10. 1919 Tax.
.' Msris" 5p, ;!T,l'fm 70 I lIase lots
Tn% 2nh so !eTs s'ree nSc"mber I" iNNE
FIX FIX 2? %y GG% 1?an VA Nj Id:GeA
foct - inches north ine IF% ark N ~ aS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
cu.,KrEKs GRANTED.

Ga.S @ hSfss "rn .ss sGSmpaoy Inc
W. ". H"uiEn iss:,, aasr%iat% rasse',s:
ma9uiacture and deal Ia iurntture ' or ali ali
~, Maa~,mup. 500, 900. minimum 81 900.
scsretary and Edward J.. eiR ali r. q f'@ ~
o! NcwnSft Ha is'aT YannF 'u W"so
Ass'eiss!t ,i, incorpo:atcd, NEWPORT %"w =
l. 4%aii"Gh resiac% Mn .H rs @%s
sner Ii9, NIy M"H~@Ii Parker ana r'i"r
sTTyiGe through physical social. mental and
\, WSstand I:e',l!y corpnration NnrlolE. Va
:: g Neck an III Norfolk. Va Gene raj
Va MEinuno IRs oS GornG5aSn TsEfsI
carl H. Coo,na rrSst'ient ii''1 p " SHS"oe
i SE ana -, .nnSs T. DcnLy IN OF Nor
ana soft drinks. an" "o'tlc syrups
va con,n n Sgi;n nG ~ sa corn95aiSn PULASKI
Ill" o. MEI9r. prGS,,d"ni PuI.ski. Va r. T.
NWidioner. Abingdon. Va. General real estate
xS 9"N" Y " MaSa so INN oak
ii ;r"wn a. /; iiudgins. nrcsidcni: $. ~
"f oaNwood, VI. General mcrcant iio" iu 81
fo Eo0G e. Mr. 81 hr%p sog! SnSp ,ns Nor
. :; NG ri, % s.s3rGi1ary AMI 6 r: s,cphen
ana dca! in athiciic and snortinS goods
appointment Ia charter of The Sank Of
south nm. south mn. Va. j. H. Wall
n..sIdcni ant Thomas y Bryson. sore
o"n to 100000. '
nh statue OF brotherhood Associa ton
H1iI %Grd 81 Allen; president: j. il;
u H. Ellington. iii of Richmond. Va To
kccp hnyc sihc; love OF freedom and the
men IN TIM. service during the world war.
me v. Nh Hiumni Association; ,--exinG-
ION. va Non stock -Corporution. j. IL.
McCord, nrcsi,icnt.; 81, Joseph. Mo: NJ Il.
7 Crnmn;, Richmond, Va, and AlcN. r.
Alumni and old cadets OF tho Virginia Nili
iary Institute in ono general body 40 as
institute life.
M"i"dy club Nnc), Norfolk. Va Oficcrs
- Eta liocl<o over Butcher. presidents: Dclha
HEny butcher, SECRETARY: Pauline Fet,is
Hancock. !. Lois Mllncr Anna ii. snyder,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
COTTON MARKETS

NElH YORK Dee, Observation-Disclosures &c
ccssiorS IN rates for foreign exchange the
cotton market dcvciop"d strength and ac.
iiNitN today after showing weakness In The
forenoon. Under Liverpool selling. OC;obcr
contracts onencd points loueg. while ths
resi- q the list VAS ) TO Il points Nc, higher
l.irsrTooi buyi1c Wac larECiS rcspouSihi,
ios fhseitnS tho carly DECLINE and Tho I'D
N@noS. which followed January contracts
sold iap from ass 20 y So turning ne;
decline o. . points into he, gain % =
!: points net higher
Tbs ms.ks; VS. uns::;iea 1.,c- IL. ,Ae
20 20 &C points below -: -..s:. s:s.--
Inc demand raioh .as.aass -..,-. -.
soma rt"' nCN M =cr6 tt-5:,-sc :.
afternoon I'd INA --..-s
SliE .: y ..c,-.s
.spHis Mere eas .stc>:v - .tvA.
- pvluiS q; 5-.sc. ;cs-s -. - .,..s
SToi a.; New Orleans -. S:.E5v
.shiahSea N.;h 1ildG.toc c-c:-. =. -. -
Eecs.ntf Q: II" r-.aei,sl ,,-;s ta-s -.
SsTa ma n. lc.-s-l. ';s...>tr- X, -
otssHn f,o,. ~ MantAs -, $ .,a--s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COFFEE


,; new ToRk, Dse.:,>1 1.-THE trading tsa
Win ~ me 9itT;ket :1ot. sa!fhe futures today
mo ,wrsai wa! -'suppee 80 s;ssreac,,t
!ranS!erinc Of hedges to'Aiay.. ':F1ila md san
irfn6cl ~ one. OF tho larger .inIIf5nter r.
U ~ ; tranins was att viz SGiet
f ta,o,,s @l ,he ! ca;.'s, caoes!from Rio ps
a.shi .. slnN rkei:. March sSid tup FRO * NJ
=" '"|T and closed at.I5eN with the scm
,IHL M ,olenins at "a dhc!jna' Of 10 IL
hh%|aT,S "'ia rnfiog ne; unc changed I'd s. points
M ton 81 we're Exchanges OF March for
H.hirm0.r at 20 points. also of May for iuI,;.
a - points. Closing bids: Doccnbrr !, *.
i ,-'.!n"IT; ihM; March Is Is: MAY, Is 10: july,
49, - 1870 - - nonn.!. No fresh offers were
At - cents London credits '"c'eu
IN Official cables reported decline n.
y,t'H ]. me rate q! Rio exchanges Oh London
M % - res ia tho Ri" market Th"
e. -ai" Sn"M-d an ADVANCE OF l.5 To
, ,F further advance OF Is n ; 30 al.
N"s reported brazilian port rccnin,, =; ,G6.
Jundi"hH rcce!Dts $50 - -''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

Amh.r El-snoT Kn.sh, E4s:h ve-tyn
iaSn nS SIT. ,N Anne N H IN. FIJI NSa ,! p.s
Snap1Eo Etls Francs ldarls- L-arl< Caro-
.lns -. ~. l.. lla1 +; NS--.= S@s- 4---c--n
and ESiarchs CC!.i:.s S--z= - = SC-:n:.
Va Scas-S-k CC---o-st.sr r,t5,,---s
c"nGuct aat .-s:u;s!1 1t1e. ...
PAcc-.I S!s.aE J:t+ r1-l5-z:.z:, N.c..cy,.
va Cr!cs!s-I.@ Hd9.ra y Coz -,-e,i-
$4,000. 81 81 NC-tSi. Cacltzi--..e dan JI.s.
'-!D-vnn. co. ms attn. r!.s- $40 Hs. az gJ,-.T.-
General sunk business
.. J0hnaon Grnc.ry COMPANY Inc Hcaroke
d. t'iit'Ee--Ni. \ .jc!Gr-.r.. pr dent. Is
J.. JGhn son. secretary. and 81 i johnson.
u. AZ of koaEoso "a" Cap!tal-rra 1iinurn.
Elv.roc. 90. minimum. $500 On Gi,t-t,--
General grocer ana mercantile business.
i;.!;tie Trammei OH Company Hnc.j Nor.
fnlk. VI. pihccrs--p & Ecnscict rrcSf.
Int EoTf2!h ": s r. Iiu,china. Jr..
Frankin Va. Capital max mum. 400 :.
10000; minimrnl. !IO.ooo.oo Ohi.ct-To
refne and deal in sarnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
STEAMBOATS,.

Passenger and Freight Services.
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Carmani Dec. %, Jan. 81, Mar. g
Orduha Dec. 81
'"uoah Jan. "a
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOUI;G and SOUTHAMPTON
Maurctania, Dec. 80, Feb. 10, Mar. 20
lmpcrator. Jan. Fl, Feb. II
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George, Dec. 20, Jan. "a, Feb. ri
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
CHEKBOCRG and LIVERPOOL
|dToHIa Dec. "a
NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH,
HAFRE and LONDON
oaNohIa Dec. 81, Feb. =
NEW YORK to PIREAUS and
TRIESTE
Pannonia Jan. 20
NEW YORK to HAMBURG and
DANZIG
" -. ...,.. .fcb. >
NEW YORK, EDERRY. GLASGOW
Columbia Jan. 10, Feb. =, Mar. 6
617 18th ST., N. W., Washington, d. c.
or Local Agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
CIiANCERY TRUSTS.

and sn't$l S W@4 c i4a,es 70 i ,
Snuih In stuart Road east I'M, i',m-
..A!cAand.r l.. I:oss to Frijs Sittaijirg
Williams street - icct :. inches L%rs, 80" -,
elmer street. also other property Ion.
i!Eht oI way Of IsichmonI- \ ShlauL i,,II,y' =
~; !'cccnbcr .. 1913. S2.75J.
III. {, King and Mamie Eslcil. f,yirc1
90 W. - krdd. trustee - feet i inch ~ q,
- inches at southwest corner f'loyti
HSn,GnGSx amd Rowland Street, D,ccm6cr ).
+ S ,ni . S2,'on and l;ouyenia twite) to
,SoS NJ" East Clay Street. - i-2IIis
vet OF First Street. December i,ig'
T. ilGWatd T. Melton ana nsss. :, tw.i., 10
" iiii:s. trustees. 40 1908 Garrison strcci.
""N!-" icct south side Garrison Street -
- ".st 81 cowardin Street. December
- l. W Curtis TO Frank s R!cheson ana
tt."h'!t Z. iiayi!ss. trustees. 40 l5ls 30. /,
>i'i' avenue" aOXl3j feet on west side .Ins.
I!tr avenue between HrooEIarc p.rE
i;oh!eNard and Ladies Milo Road octob. =
y: y Leach to g. Il Sands trurtc. No
Tiiii Hanover Avenue. "0xI"7 fec, south yld,.
hanover Avenue. 40 feet west OF I.osc nc, {, n
'sohn I'cCnmbcr II. 1913: -. 6g6 "
rl"c" :,tr".' Land and improvement 90
ms; /" IL seldom TAYLOR. trustee - I.rt
on norm sid" Grace Street y.5 fc.i ,ccr,
1 Sdo hy'""d street. December u 1913: s45.
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;S- feet Is inches west Of Meadow Street.
iitil,,"' S"""o december 5. 1913. TaX $40:
J. Leo Davis and Corneiia II cwife, 81
XS, !" A!ln4:t Construction Corp" No 5
i>"T,n bsSp Iur street. 30 feet - iuEhe :
~ 40 feet inches east !inc Dccp Kun
street 100 feet south OF Floyd Avenue DE.
'''huer .. 1919 TaN. 50: $40.
>, .NN,IInort ,C9nstruction Corp. to W. st.in
,,@i ana j Lee David, lot las sidney. 10
ttGt lnch"s by ii> feet iuctg. by
~ le"t inches NrrcgularJ at northeast
Corner "i Main Hnd Granny Streets. Lien.
SN;.ro i'eIcnbrr 10. 1919. Tax. SIS $40.
. CWMar!cS r. Mills and Lucy O. {Uifej
Main Nall, Str"ot iaC i".t inches west vi liei-
mHnt .Aycnuc. Lien, $3.50. November a.
!"iH. Tan. $3.50: $40 =
S"sG OF bargain and sale. retaining ven
"1i ith: Il. Il. fl"raHcc and j. J. Flor
49,, 'NoiS- ylC.. Ia trustees Oi Broad Stree,
S MS9'"",i iT mnisSSop"l thurch south. lot
S;rect 81 feet cast of Tenth street Lien
'i5.J"p December II. 1913: S5l 900 -
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NEW YORK. De- l7-Ta. loca mass,
:rf "a" sura' vas nominal wi;n business
IT"L ticailS a = S;a-1S... aud traders gen
.ia!!y awaiting d. mite information -ssaT4-
tMs sovernnsnt control ~ flesh buS:nes 1,
Ericrs 70. refund we're u-chensed :. ,
,TN'N !or me ERA - al4;cd COX o.G cr1u sum
pAcs, Reccipts %: sugar ., Atlantic no., :
". SaiI! amounting 20 only sssi tons
""'ihS ihS past week and . rnr'tinE. W. :.
$50 ,lSht thc:c l. still! .rsuh. -!c:,, Supplies
:" tdh" caFS OF the acti.e demand What
eyer sugar does come forward !, dlstriGiisi
through the COMMITTEES y"
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RICHMOND HAY NIARKEy.
Wholesale Quotations on I:NrLancs
FETERsnrRG PEANUT MARKET.

'keooFlso o. l.nlEers. F!ummer a Co. E-..'
PETERSBURG. Va. Dec. IL i1io
SPANISH: Farmers stock. Market stcudy.
NIRGINfAS: Farmers stock Market s,,aiy
saHey Jumbo Sic per pound.
Extrs prime. s. pe- ID.
Prime. 81. per ID
Shilling stock. Sc 10 &C per ID
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

,7.,'-.,,' dUtN. I,.l. l,--GoOds ncwg aasv
.'iII'l,H "hG inc linnrovc mont N fore on ~
IHHhIc gave the outside .ocur!t.c. ;n.ri,o, y i,
d'rtI"G.E betcr tone today ''''' d
n" Tobacco croup showed f..c,, s.r,,
81" ne indnstr!a!s list with Uniform :-.Ins =
lii - WI.c hIn 20 song with ,on-
HrH-lF . points. '''''u va
"a, Re MINING isspss ?isriased mixed changes
~ u" ~. tiGu!ai features In the .raSir =,
"hl'n wH~ iA:r ~ volume "'''"' .
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itrons Sales: honduras. = Sack lis:
5 :,.,' -. - SaSks i:.o; tine RoSe SO sscks
Siesn -es strong, sales: Honduras. iosi
- "a "a ID Rcceints !t5as. Bran pc? ton
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PRODUCE: MAEHY!>-
Co---Ns E.c II.

Er-- - > -
ti'+ -. s-.cts I=E.- s.G-.sy -.-e- =
49, 80 --.t-- -.-ss e.- :.= No..
go q -.t:- .2-si-. .sTc::: cu:-
COS so t;z-s- t-Ec. E-+.z:=c s:c-:s .J..-
- a. So i'-r-E pm. r-lLs t.E
u".-1.e summer v.lgv 80 81 A., 49,
- -. No. =. -tt5. NJ. :, --f--. - .
81. low 4aL s-G.n-. white acLt1.
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J: .:s.Markets

\ sisontinucd From Nineteenth rasoD
tpEs cats NJ first were caster. thCv aftcrw.r1
1nseloped much strength owing 10 active
sGSoost demand.
Pofs otr"rInrs were scarce. Ga ;hc other
HSpd there was considerable Scst'cr"S
y sefstoS OF lard and ribs. mcrc than enough
to.eountcrbslancc the effects OF uuturEs III
H8Sk. ,.rain and sterling;