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Names of White Adults Who
Have Passed Into the :
! Great Beyond
NO PLAGUE THIS YEAR
Today's Mortuary- List Far Short OF
That of 1918, When the Deadly
Fin Prevailed

AS has been the custom during
nearly forty years, the Gazette TO-
day, the last Of the year, prints the
names of white adults (that is all
that have come to our notice., VINO
have passed into the other world
during 1919. Our list last year was
the largest we were ever called upon
to print, as during the fall months
the fatal Spanish influenza prevail
ed and carried off many OF our
people. That awful visitation
which placed Grape upon SO many
doors will long be remembered. Inc
war was over, but the angel OF death
left the zone where so many had
fallen in the clash of war and cast
his shadows upon the western hem
isphere. During his visit ne lad
some low almost at the north pole
and made his power felt as lar
south as Patagonia.
1t had been prophesied by some
physicians and others that the
deadly "flu" would rea2pear during
the latter part of the year 1919.
Let US be thankful that these prog
nosticators are neither prophets nor
sons of prophets.
The following are the names OF
deceased ones and the dates when
they were called upon to "pass over
that river without bridge" to use
the allegorical words of Bunyan's
Pilgrims Progress:
l.le,..sl.strong L9,liss : e,.-,s-% -.
.lpc4cs. r L NIa~sh %
.st!Sn, EliGabc.h 7nly ;
:Actva Richard G Jniy y.
.l"nol3. N>ais T. Angst IS.
A''2n, Horace /, SEPTEMBER. -.
4sl .:-,,rg- 1>::
Eoa&, eorea r ! .oss" *.
IraaSns FL. = II 5ur@ar@
n,z-.l
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-MAloRGEN:: BARRY DEAD:
RI - F.Ss TO- -
Retired Military Officer succuInbs to
(. Uraemic Poisoning.

Washington, Dec. 3l.-Maj,-Gen.
Thomas H. Barry, retired, former
commander of the Central Depart
ment and the Department Of the East,
died at the Walter Reed Hospital here
after an illness of three weeks. IRA
etc poisoning was the direct cause of
death.
Gen. Barry was Ga years old and
was retired from the army October
10, at which time he was commander
of the Central Department with head
quarters at Chicago. Before that
he organized and trained the
Eighty-sixth National Army Divis-
ion at Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill.
After his retirement the Genera
came to Washington with Mrs. Barry
and was on retired duty here until
taken i'll. =,
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Taylor Meryll February 14s:.:s
Tomlin, William o. zFslbrusrs g..
Thorp, Ronold March 2.
Taylor, Eugene B. APRIL.
Taylor, V. C. July L. y
Taylor, Annie July 5.
Trenay, Thomas G. September l6.
Todd, Mary E. November 2.
Thorp, Richard H. December 2s.
Uhler, A. G. January 6.
Vaughan, Jennette c. July %.
Van Horn, William A. November
%.
Wright, Mrs. James 3. January ID
Ward, jamie f. May 8. =
Wood, Mamie July 20.
Williams, Matt July 30.
Waller, John B. August p.
Wright, Charles E.. August q.
Wright, James B. December 5.
Washington, Catherine S. December
Is.
Young, George September %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-31
BEATS TRAIN BY PLAIN
Air Route to New York Proves Too
Speedy for Lehighton Resident

Lehighton, Pa, Dec. 31.-Having
missed his train here which would have
arrived at Jersey City in time to take
out his own regular train there, Robert
Blank, OF Eehighton, a Lehigh Valley
locomotive engineer, accepted an invi-
tation by an aviator to take him down
in his plane from here, and landed on
Long Island an hour before his train
was due to leave Jersey City for Le-
highton.
Blank says it was the fastest ride
ne ever had, and that he is not look
ing for another in an airplane.
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z14,oo sHeH

Berne, Dec. 31-Fourteen thousand
persons. were shot by the bolsheviki
of Russia during the first three
months of 1919, by order Of the ex-
traordinary committee at Moscow, ac-
cording to an official note published
in the bolshevik organ Isvestia, OF
Moscow, says a dispatch received
here
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Stuart, Douglass January 10.
Smith, Lillian Y. January 10.
Stern, Samuel February 8.
Simpson. Samuel w. March 90.
Smith, Bette F. March %.
Sinms, Missouri April 4.
Steiner, Fannie A. April 16.
Simms, Sadie E. April 10.
Smith, Joseph P. May 8.
Snowden, R. D. Windsor May Z.
Shumaker, Daisy P. May 25.
Starnell, Sarah E. May 81.
Slaymaker, Elizabeth F. June ID.
Schenk, Gus A. June g.
Smutz, Alfred August z.
Sutton, John W. August 81.
Schafe, William T. September IA.
Slack, Eliza September IL
Sweeney, Mary M. September 29.
Sleeves, Albert L. November 10.
Simms, Sarah December %.
Thompson, Margaret January 20.
Toler, Mrs. NJ. E. January %.
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Blackburn, M. Watts March 2.
Baumgartner, George L. March 2
Burroughs, Thomas March H..
Brill, Mary v. March IS.
Brown, Emmaline March 81.
Ballenger, Jane F. May. 1.
Buckley. John F. May 25.
Burgess, Beulah M. May 80.
Brown, Annie E. July 4.
Broadus, Relfbenelle, T.. September
H.,
Brown, William G. September 10,
BalTenger, Robert w. November II.
Brawner, Nellie November 20.
Bruin, Amelia December IL.
Cronk, Charles January Z.
Carter, Forrest A. February 3.
Campbell, Walker February TO-
Grupper, Ashton B. March 3.
Cook, John E. March 5.
!, CoNin, Virginia March 10.
Clark, Henry w. March 20.
Cook, Hilsie April 8.
Conner, Mary E. May II.
Cfarkson, Margaretta May %.
Car, William A. June 4.
Rffee, Lola R. June 5.
kCora l.. June 26.
(eTsnger, Catherine M. July S.
Cowhig, William July 81.
Cochran, Joseph Med. September
81.
Colleran, Agnes c. September %.
Caravan, Della November 26.
Coffin, John w. December u.
Cook, j. F. December 20.
Corse, Virginia b. December %.
Dobie, William January 7.
Dienelt, Ida v. January II. =
Duty, Leonard February 7.
Downey, Julia D. February 10.
Davis, James NJ. February 10.
\pavis, Myrtle G. March p.
Dunn, Matte E. April &c.
beavers, Eliza A. April IS.
browns, Richard H. May -.
Denty, Ellen R. June Is.
Dearborn, George w. June Is.
Domaine, Anna R. July 17A
Davis, Mary August IL.
Davies, Matte November "a.
beavers, Orlando December 8.
English, Charles A. January 2.
Evans, Lorraine C. March 8.
Elliott, Robert A.. March 90
Evans, Frank T. May s.
Entwisle, William B. September -.
Fossett, Adelaide R. January IS.
y Fisher, Amos 7. March IL.
Feklin, Theodore II. May 1.
Fox, Sarah E. August 26.
Force, Mrs. S. A. September 27.
Fitzgerald, James B. December 1.
Grooms, Matte January 5.
Glover, Mary E. January %.
Grshsn, Hannah January 80.
Grimes, Robert 7. February 2.
Grimm, Sneis April g..
Goidsworthy. Ralph W. Nay 90.
Graves, Herbert C. July IS. =
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raane tIIrsllla. August %

Goodrich, Sarah B. November 30.
Glover, Joseph F. December 5.
JJtB j, cd mod md mo dom deomd
Harper, Margaret January 8.
Hunter, John C. February |.
Howell, F. A.. February Is.
Henry, Nettie May February 20.
Herbert, Arthur February %.
Hedges, Margaret March IS.
Hall, Lillian NJ. April 81.
Hunt, Mary Dent May q. :
Harrison, Charles D. June 2.
Hoy, Mary E. June q.
Harrell, Emma June 80.
Heishley, Helen Y. August 10.
Halford, Joseph NJ. September z.
Hall. Elizabeth A. December %.
Ives, Albert September 2e.
Jeffries, James S. June 10.
Jet, Edward E. Septembes-1S.
Jackson, Clyde W. September 80.
Janney, Charles H. December d.
Kuhn, George May |.
Lonergan, John c. January q.
Lee, Sarah L. February 9.
Lennon, Minnie E. March T., :,
I.unsford, Mrs. Charles D. March
t22.
Lindland, Samuel June 81,
Lyles. Frances September 4.
Lynn, L. Oscar December %.
Marye John L. January 10.
Mills. Joseph February 5.
Merchant, Laura A. February 10.
Moore, Harry NJ. March 20.
Mayer, Sebastian April 20.
| McCann, Bernard May 8.
McCuen, Mary E. May 20.
Moss, Hugh A. June l.
| McCort, NJohn July TO-
| McNett, Elsie A. August %.
| Maupin, Noble H. September 80.
Miller, Virginia November 2.
| McCuen, Alice December IT.
Newman, Peter A. January &c.
Osborn, John L. January 2.
| O'Neal, James NJ. July 10.
Penn, Annie January 1.
Payne, Mary January 10.
Pullin, Tyler J. January %.
Power, Margaret A. April 81.
Padgett, Charles L. April %.
Posey, Agnes E. Maya.
Posey, Kate May 8.
Petit, Anna A. May %.
| PUllen, j. H. June IS.
Pallant, George W. June 80.
Peake. B. F. july Is.
Tara. Sayic =. lG..
] Philips. E35yh n. Getoher 15
I Peck. Elizabeth October 80,
{ 's.t;: .fena:e December
reeves. .ioia 4 "~hrasgy -.
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AUCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices.
oil

ctEANEKS OVERS AND rnLssERs
UNlON-The Cleaners. Dycrs' aud
Presscrs Local Union. No. 1S5. Colored. IL
mainly to elevate our Industry. encour-
age high standard OF skill. 10 culttvtte
friendship and fraternity between the work
crS IN the industry. TO assist each other
to secure employment, TO assist each other
in case OF need and Distress and. By all
means. to elevate the moral. social and
intellectual condition OF our members All
members are urged TO be present at this
meeting Monday night. September 80. +.
NJ. At Johnsons Han. No. 10 West Leigh
Street. All cleaners ana presscrs, yor,
may not be member. but you are Invited
The Cleaners, Dyers and Prcsscrs Local
Union No. 1855. Richmond. Va. affiliated
with the JOurncymcn Tailors' Union of
america and American Federation OF Labor
walter L. johnson. President OF RlchmOgd
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Once OF
NIRGINIA-CAROLINN CHEMICAL COM
rANT,
KIChmond, NirEInia
nor

TREASURY DEApARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY
Washington. September Is, -9le
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DIspLAY-CL4ssiF,gD
WILLIAM Z. Redo.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
ESQ Feet of Valuable
Vacant Ground
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VA. IN
THAT SECTION KNOWN AS HIGH
LAND PARK.

In pursuance Of a decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of the city Of Richmond.
VA, entered on the cath day OF juno.
1919. in the two causes pending there.
in. styled "Lavinia NJ. Thompson ct ais.
VS. j. NJ. Thompson's eXeCutrix ct ais
and y. ~ Thombsons executrix vs..
samuel q. Thompson ct ais" We. the
undersigned special commissioners ap-
pointed for that purpoe. viii. on
MONDAY, SEPT. 20. 1919,
at $50 o'clock y. ".
on the premises, proceed to sell at
public auction,
An that certain lot Of land in that
known as Highland Park. beginning at
point three hundred ana ninety-fve
(395) feet south of the northeast cor
ner of Fifth Avenue and Custer street
thence running southwarlly along and
fronting two hundred and fifty (25O)
feet on the eastern line of Fifth Ava-
nue. and running back eastwardiy
between parallel lines and at right
angles from Fifth Avenue to Shockoe
Creek. which forms the easetrn boun-
Diary Of the said lot, the northern line
ninety-two tt32) feet long. and the
southern line being four hundred and
siNty-three (463) feet long from Fifth
Avenue to Shocloe Creek.
This land is in a locality which In
subdividcd to good advantage for
building purposes, and should attract
the attention OF investors and homo
builders.
1t is also only one block from the
street car, and very convenient to
churches. schools, drug stores and gro
Gerry stores
TERMS? One-third cash. and tho
balance in equal installmcnts at ono
ana Two years. notes for deferred pay
ments TO be executed by the purchaser
TO his own order and by him indorsed.
with interest added. title to be retained
until all OF the purchase money has
been paid and a deed ordered by the
purchaser.
ISAAC DIGGS and
ORDWAE FULLER
Special Commissioners
l certify that the bond required nv
inc f, oove decree of the Special Com
missioners has been. duly given
Given under my hand this Sd day of
July. 1919.
Teste:
cHAs. O. sAvILLE,
Clerk.
By POLLARD & BACBY. INC
Real Estate Auctiouccrs
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Auction Sale
Excellent New
Brick Investment
Property
KNOWN AS Nos. 417-4l7-A: 40, AGA;
AL, i2l-A WEST MAIN STREET.

We will sell at auction on tho
premises on
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER L. 1919,
1T O'clock Il. NJ,
the above mentioned desirable brick
flats. The buildings are nearly new
in excellent condition and have six
rooms In each HAT, and are well ten
anted ut $4,000 per HAT.
1t is necessary that this property be
sold ana we would be glad to have
YOU attend the sale, should you de-
sire n trst-class investment
TERMS: Announced Mt sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY INC,
.Auctioneers.
READ every AID in the Clnss.l.-.IIon that
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NlTRGlEIA TRusTo CoMPANY, Richmond
-, va, september 22. l9ly-The directors OF
inns company have declared "A dividend Il
: per cent t2fo). payable on and after De-
t"her 1919. to Stockholders OF record on
Sselsnther %. 1919 l.. u. Aylett. Secretary,
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i3eS INvESTMENT-ssCO will buy Groom
cottage in thorough repair: rented to good
coiored tenant at $3.50. 800. care Times
Dispatch
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms ami i,nnd Eor Sale 8

Il; ACREs-Piedmont farm rs acres join
wing inr a si,y limits OF Z. i: Junction town
dam pike; 1876 acres in cultivation, lays per
Hd Ms fenced lend No Sss
very very attractive location: excelsnt outbuild-
To- washington and ' GniVersisy OF virsinia.
S ydry nelfhborhood and surroundings al
Co. Charlottesville. va.
700 AcREs. rs well cultivated: good s.
room: metal roof. home: at churches.
5000. James r Cosby. soI Mutual Build
ing.
.'s AsHH ts From safe 5s% Of i92 4sTSs
from from rai.road station; igo acres cleared
well watered: convenient. gomfortabie eight
room dweiIins. in beautiful grove. Ample
tor ssycra 2 HUNDRED hens Two
taod c nSais aHd SSeh all in
2 Fina ld IL MI s oessns Address BOX 81
on ssn5H Inn fhGap to pro5set H,er in,STesi
lights iath. etc. AdGrsss tar f2eG hS%s
go ACRES, stocked and eQuippcd, geo
acres sS 80 '" .;ssa nd aSHa,p"ab i9
800 ire$s ssres
acre: good stock ranch l525 acres s35; 90
.acres siOo0S.oo Fine river estate. Ip-io.
LAT !n OudinE 1o az and fencing chocolate soil
uine oo barsain Fine river estate, ~ acres
1880 acres s2O.000OO. investment. 1890
acres: splendid location: young timber
si599 acre. Good buildings 500 acres. $40.
10000 beautiful Colonial estate, attractive
brick residence, 40 acres. 400 level lar d.
road, good location: az. OGO.O0 In
best section. fine road. prosperity on Every
side: level land, chocolate loan. 200 acres
SiS.5vU.UO Here Is opportunity for
man that can think and act quickly. Send
FOR fun description Of the above properties
They are located in Virginia. good section
and good ncirnborhood. John W. Allison.
Ir.. FreGerickshurg. Va
300 ACRES Excellent farm Of 3O7 acres
in Caroline County: 200 in culIiva-
ton. balance in young timber Imur"ved
gas in house large barns and > other
buildings: 1 miles from station Apply TO
9. J. Haley. Hewlett. Va.
s., ACRES land. Cumberland County.
fronting public road. No buildings $3.50
per acre. 4. V Shea.
$50 ACRES-r'arn In Nottoway County. 396
acres. macadamiZed road, 3-i miles
from station and school Flve or dark to-
hacco land and timber: necessary buildings.
EiEht-rOom house. Address Mrs. Geo. X.
Hawkes.. MELVILLE. Va
I'll ACRES with dwelling and other build
ings, 2 miles from railroad. Goochland
County. for $3.50 y. V. Shea.
Houses kOr sale. "a
BARTON HEIGHTS-For sale or Will ex-
change for good vacant lot. S-rooin house
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HOuSE-Wouid like to purchase c or 4
room dwelling in West End Price mus,
be reasonable. Address Sai. care Times
Dispatch.
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REL EsTATE For SIZE
Farms nnd Land For Sale. s3
FARM BARGAINS

Ios acres. . mites from Richmond
iio-room nous" icottaEe). large. la rms.
l.hhd very rich. Five minutes walk from,
d"pot High school. churches aud stores
convenient.
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Houses ror sale.

BAETOE HEIGITS-For sale or will ex-
change for good vacant lot. S-room house
on large lot in Barton Heights: modern
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By POLLARD & BAGBY, INC.
Real Estate Auctiouecrs.
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WOODROW AVENUE, nrookiand Park
S-room stucco. electric lights. hot water
heat; ali modern convcnienccs: lot 5oxIS5:
shady side OF street. Bargain to quicis
buyer Possession at once. j. b Avis.
Phone Madison 7i37.
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Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented TO the undersigned, II has been made
10 appear that
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK"
IN the city Of Richmond, ia the County OF
HSnrico and State OF virginia. mas com
pied Win all the provisions OF the u OF
Congress TO enable National Banking Assoc
cla TONS 10 extend their corporate existence
1852. -
Now. therefore. l. Willis j. Fowler Acting
comptroller OF the Currency. do here by
f ffIYiy that THE IT., AMEnIcAN NAriONAL
County of lienrico and State OF Virginia ia
authorized TO have succession for the period
specified in it's amended articles OF assScia :
Son. namely. until close OF business on
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal OF office th+s nineteenth day OF Sep
TENDER. 1919
tSEAL) WILLIS J. FOWLER
Acting Comptroller of the Currency
IhartcF NO 5s2v. Extension No. $3.50.
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TIMBER TRACTS FOR SALE.

TIMBER TRACTS FOR SALE.
feet.
4s5 acres, containing 100000 feet.
$50 acres. containing 100000 feet.
SOC acres containing 100000 feet.
1000 acres, containing 1900. 600 feet
252 acres. containing l.45O,ooo feet
1907 acres. containing 100000 feet.
:2l acres. containing 100000 feet.
COS acres. containing 2.il5.0oo feet.
262 acres. containing i.75O.O0O feet.
l.. T. BRANCH
$50 East Main Street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SIZE

Farms and Land FOR Sale. S:s
FARMS-Wc have several nice farms on our
list. See us c. l. & Ii. l. Denoon sol
East Main Street.
FARMS-If It IS farm. VOC want see
FARMS For farms of any description see
Rex -. Jones Co. Inc. Is North Eighth
FARMS for sale in any location w s
Robinson & Co. 100 North Eighth street.
FARMS-.ist that farm with Pollard &
Bagby Eleventh and Main Streets Rich
FARMs-l55 acre farm. y mile from rail-
way station. 10 miles north Of Richmond:
10 acres in cultivation: s-room house i'm
pretty grove. with outbuiidings and orchard.
owner old and anxious to sell. 420 acres
fronting c. Il O. Ry.. near station: new
slos. noultry houses. etc: 25 miles from
city. Will sell all 20 acres 200 acres
A.mile from station. fronting highway:
tie estate. 5. ID and sO-acre truck
fruit and poultry farms at station. Prices
$3.50 and up. Terms. 1900 cash. balance In
small monthly payments Properly cult.
waited these farms will pay for themselves
In one year. Write us or call at office.
American Realty Exchange. 4o1 Times Dis
patch Building.
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20-ACRE farm, l-2 miles Forest hin. on
good road 20 acres; splendid soil; balance
fine growth standing timber Slx-room
dwelling. well. outhouscs; $500 Best
know OF for the money. ID 9al. care Times
Dispatch.
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Beautiful s-room bungalow, very large
lot. Modern. Price, $3.50.
North Richmond-New bungalow. 6
rooms. bath hardwood doors and heat. Lot
sOxiS5. Price, $500
Highland Park-lo rooms and bath: one
half acre lot. Thirty fruit trees. Price.
$3.50.
Four houses on Church Hili. Rent for
s52S per year. Price for all. $500.
West End-Two houses in the West End.
Rent for s2ss per year. Price, $3.50.
jackson ward-Four brick fats. Rent
for 1890 per year. Price. $500.
E F. SCHMIDT & co. INC.
Real Estate and Insurance.
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FOR SALE-Threc beautiful homes, West
hampton section: ready for occupancy
modern in every respect; garage. lawns.
trees. Apply to owner. L. O. Box 3iS, City.
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READ every adj in the c.ass.i., ,,tlon tnsi
Interests van most
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Naytcd-itooms, Board. Z

GOOD Wanted. room and
hoard In good location, convenient TO ear
.uct ~ ggup!" with no children. Would
rra.er meals in same house, furnace heat.
Lh-Me M.Aispn I'LL.
EUEBS--irntieinan, with son 10 year Of
age would .iEc board in suburbs Good
fzigr"urug.. Box 1880. CITY
81. EST END--ISusiuess !ady wants board in
yTlEai" family: Nest Emo. reasonable.
!. 81. CAre Times Dispatch
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AUCTiONS-LEG1L
Auction Sales
Legal Notices.
81 I

BIDS rn, to he rscei N,ol bids will be
H Rocky Mount. Va, until II o'clock Noon
steel bridge - feet long over snow Creek
near j. y. Arrington's Franklin County VA
flans and specifications file at The 'otliCn
Of the County Clerk and at the Office OF
the State Highway Commissioner Rich.
.mond Va Copy OF speciticaJion may be
obtained from the State Highway Commits
sioncr upon application. y certified check
Tor $500 must accompany each bid The
right ~ reserved Ia reject any or all bids
received.
BIDS to he rcccivcd-Scaled bids will lie
received at the office Of the County Clerk
Isle OF Wight. Va. until l2 O'clock Noon
October e, $ 1919 for the construction Of !.
Swamp half mile from Walters: Isle OF
Wight County. virginia Plans and speci-
hcations on file at the Office OF the County
Clerk and at the office OF the State High
way Commissioner. Richmond. Va Copy vf
spcchcaiion may be obtained from the.
State Highway Commissioner upon aDplica-
ton. certified check for $500 must ac-
company each bid. The right is reserved
to reicct any or all bids received
THE BEST AID In this column Is tho adj
that tells all tho facts about tho proposi.
ton
GOOD COOK Is easy TO get II you use .
want al
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business Places Tor Rent.
Houses for Rent.
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