davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
Resistance TO wear.

There N ouu siderable discussion a.
To- what j. the proper criterion e. be
used iu selecting and Judging concrete
aggregates that will nfier the great
81 amount ~ resistance To- wear. Al
the present time Judgment u based
GA wear tests made la the laboratory
and upon the cumprcssiNc strength ~
concrete. also upon the structural
strength 80 concrete beams constructed
and broken In the laboratory The com
parisau of the wear uf concrete iu
actual "a" uu Rad surfaces with
the Indications obtained In laboratory
experiments II not wholly satisfac.
tory.
To throw more light On this sub
iect wear test IL to be- made With
the conditions experimenting thus"
actually found on the Rad This test
viii include ahuut - sections uf con
crete wearing surface. zach section
being ~ different quality IT con.
crete the qualities being varied by
virtue 81 the different aggregates used.
different propositions Ia the mixture
and amount Of mixing water The>"
sections are tu be- constructed uu q
circular runway about $50 feet in cir.
rumfcr,ucc the runway being 4 feet
wide
on this runway win be- operated "a
specially constructed ear with two
truck wheels equipped with solid
rubber Tires and loaded to represent
truck The ear will be- guided by
small railroad rails To hold II la posi-.
ll"n. the power being applied by means
90 an electric meter 10 the rear wheel.
This apparatus will be- operated around
the circular runway AT speed ~
probably ~ miles an hour. The test
will involve the Use af truck wheels
equipped with different kinds Of tires
and viii include the use ~ non.ski ia
chains 4 steel-tired wheel will
probably Also be- used Ia get the effect
81 an accelerated wear test
Tie object of this experiment is Ia
''i.ru.Lr the relative wear Of the
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
Anger Irniets Wounds.

"Anscr Is weapon that - handled
by The hlad" and he who uses II il
sure 20 inhici N. deepest wounds
upon himself Wrath may strike heavy
blows but u cuts into the soul ~ ne
one who makes Il his instrument.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
Making Matches.

Matches ar" turned out In huge
quantities. hy machinery. The ma.
chimes now IN use cut up great planks
81 wood into match spllnts ~ light
ming speed. The ends ~ the splln,s
are then passed through paraiiin
bath and receive thelr heads.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

when there - uo recreation or tusi.
ness fur thee abroad thou mayst then
have a company ~ honest old fellows,
in ieath.rn Jackets IN tho study which
may nnd thee excellent advertisement
o, home Fuller
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

first sorority Sister-"i'm sorry !
couldut lave tea with you. dear hut
Won sc"-cr-l had a class" Second
sorority Slsier--"Yc~ darling. saw
him; some class ,"-Judgr
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

Have the lndic. - the Jury through,
In their verdict vet You mean
Guilt, or Not Gu'f, 80 "pf course
What cl~ef" They decided that the
woman in the u~' was perfect
trump without leaving the Jury huN.-
-I,lrmingham Ag,-Iieruld
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

The Chinese urr milton ~ cooks
There II scarorly uu Individual In
their vast community who b. not more
or less competent Co. COOS himself a
respectable dluucr
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

"rs vilIin to lau.i.' said the.
yben, "dlt mayhc dlr Is rhus'rs les
d. same mia huufIn aroun fon non,
cause ! never yii heard IT one dat
WASH mighty purr company"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

II tssps fluu busy These lnu
thinking aui s'h,mins how % u,uic
stepping uu 'Ho rugs that Dr. vie. has
placed ou ~, f"or fu hy leaked ut
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
"oas" ENanorltes.

The volume 81 gasoline that 4 lost
by EVAPORATION Ia on" stage Ia the
handling ~ crude oll is ,Iual o. one.
thirileth ~ thr cnwtrys annual gas
oline production
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

ilfe Is not sprint bot m OBJ idcle
ucc You might as we'll qualify fot
To On that basis. Louisville Courier
journal
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
Early Epierams.

II has 90 be- remembered that IN,
carry cpigthms which now sound -
rut. were not ins.pld when they were
lsrpeiratcd
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

trr.par.d \, M. Unif-d state. Department
~ AEri-u.tufr
A comprsh,usN. pr"grum ~ rad.
building research and Investigation
duriug the coming s.a~un ut IA" NJ
liugion Experimental station near
Washington. o. g., j. announced by
the bureau IT public roads ~ the
United states Department of Agri-
culture Impact tests ga paNem"nis,
suhgrade studies aud other expert
ments. which last year aroused much
Interest among engineers. will be con
tiuurd As well a. several other lines
q work underway last year aud new
ones To- o. started
Bltumlnous wearing surfaces are Ca
BE- Investigated to determine the rea-
sou for a.. formation ~ waves ana
irregularities and To- settle mooted
questions concerning the proper miN'
turc aud IA, proper mineral aggregates
tn d. used ia hifuminous roads. Mere
than - SECTIONS ~ different types II
hItumiuouS construction will be- built
These will Include mixtures of diner
,ut mechanical grading and with
different Percentages ~ hitumen ~
several degree. ~ hardness SECTIONS
ar. being constructed GA circular
track about uu feet la circumference
the roadway being ~ feet wide. ON
this ruadu ~ will be- operated a .
ton army truck -quipIcd with solid
tires III. truck will be- operated In a
varying path >" a. 90 cover practically
the entire width - the roadway and
will travel ~ a speed of from l. Ia
n miles an hour for i've or six
months. or until some results are "h
tanned leading Ia the solution of the
problems Involved.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

when dos harris ~ nIshi In Japan
the owner IL arrested and sentenced
a. work Tor q nNr'i 'im, fnr the ucIeh.
bors whose slumhrrs may hl,c been
disturbed
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

IT'S not what wau dnes which
cNalts him. bat what Uau would do.
browning
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

IN. a,rI bungalow {, IN Anglo.
Indian version 90 Hindu word
which primarily u'ar. H.nElIl or ~
BENGAL. and b. ..su applied 60 y
matched hut
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
pIant,

when branches 90 house plan
start "a die. CLIP them N This nidi
In keeping 'hs plant lu best proper
shaps
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

the mystical Thus he too frequently asa
unnecessary questions, ss in "Promontory":
what is ~ that IN mans heau sings
mans heart sings. bui what Of the mtali
This IS too lofty and misses the IN. of
the matter, which must be In the egg-hBns-
ing men, their 6nger-nsils on the rock. the
stone gray gulls overhead and their erie,
which break loose from blood and bone
As to style, it is not an excellence. bs.
means Of communication. We must ask
three questions OF IL: How much does L
convey Does il convey accurately Is Il
sustained consistently Mr. Holden In a re-
cent criticism Of Dr. Williams made Il clear
tha, be thinks chiefly Of the last And bis
own style Is consistent but does not convey.
The dietion Is admirable; and the sueeession
o. solid four-squsre words keeps one reading
even when one isn't sure what be means to
say His verse charms more than 10 interesu-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Haze and Sighs

GDANITE AND ALAnAsTER POEM. by Ray
nond Holden The Macmillan Company
~OETS are not always introyersive.
- They do not all write Of what the
n. soul sees uhen Il looks a, itself, what
IL experiences when separated from
social environment; but the most striking
thing about Mr.. Holden's book Is that he
does. think the personality = much like 4
magnifyng-iens When one locks at Il di-
ree,ly one seems only vague outline and a
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

milky radiance. when ono looks through il
at those things which surround it and have
in certain sense made 1t, they are wonder
fully enlarged, clarified and isolated from
the supcrhuous Mr. Holden prefers a vision
Of himself the lens. to a vision Of life
through the lens He offers suggestion, at
mosr here. some nobility. but no precise rem
deri, z. We are given haze when we expect
pictures. sigh when We expe.t comment
There is an air Of makc-belieye about IL.
The everyday aspect Of things does not sat
Isl. him. He must have everything finer and
more romantic. In "frcwood' he cuts cedar
poughs with an axe, and describes what was
probably mere accelerated cifcuation
Ny blood D. frightened and my eyes
Are blurred with aasies ~ fire
That leaps llilc Wind aud only dies
When have cat what require
Ne seems TO feel under obligations 20 con-
meet his perceptions. good in Themselves. with
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

tails Of native ceremony and religion are fas-
cinating. because they ring true. One feels
that the author knows whereof he speaks
what he doesn't quite know is how to write
a novel ISABEL PATERSON.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

"Wtch Doctors" has the same underlying
theme though the scene and the characters
are as far removed from "Thc Miracle" as
th, round world viii allow Mr Beadlc goes
to the east coast OF Africa and introduces
the reader 20 the picturesque IL sometimes
dep.orab.e customs Of the jungle fox. lie.
too. had a brilliant idea. as well as d lot Of
coed material His notion is 20 reveal az
once the differences and the iikencsscs Of
barbarous and civilized man. And the like
ness in moments OF stress is terrifying SO
easily DO we relapse slip backward through
the laborious centuries and became creatures
o. animal impulse and unreasoning incredulty.
Cerold Birnier the mild-mannered scientist.
and u Pfeifer, the scientifically trained
soldier, the moment they discover that they
love the same woman spring snarling at each
others throais. In that moment they do not
differ fundamentally from zalu Zako the un-
cultured black man. or Bakahenzie. the witch
doctor. And Zu PfeiGeT's feeling for his
Kaiser Is certainly identical with that Of the
negroes for Mfuna Mpope. King-God Of the
tribe. Il is fact that more than one Of the
ex-Kaiser's speeches TO his army would have
sounded quite authentic II attributed to old
Lobergula or Cetewayo or any OF fhs Zulu
chiefs Of Wilhelm's own time. Surely here
is the stuff Of satire.
But Mr. Beadle has fumbled his chance.
His book is indubitably interesting, but more
nc an attempt than an achievement. Though
the German ofieeT is a mere stock type ard
tie scientist but a-sketeh, many Of .he bla'k
Ken are sharply individual.zsd. ard the O.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
The Powers of
Darkness
TIE MIRACLE.

TIE MIRACLE BY T. Temple Thursion. Ap
pleton
WITCH DOCTORS. By Charles Beadle. Hoagh
ton Mnlln
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
II L. RICIiESON Il CO.
Ranl IsihIln anil nun,I


In execution OF Il certain deed OF
trust 10 tho Undersigned. dated Feb
ruary II. 1921. recorded IN the Clcrk's
Oiiico Of Richmond Chaucery Court, in
ID. b. I'll a.. page $50. default hav-
ing been made In the payment OF d
part of the debt therein secured. and
nciary. ] VIII sell at public auction.
MONDAY. MARCH 10TH. 1922.
at O'Clock L. NJ,
the real estate described In said deed
as follows:
"All that certain piece or parcel
or land situated III the city or Rich
mund. Va, formerly In Henrico Coun-
~. Va. beginning 27iia feet from
the northwest intersection OF tho Old
Deep Kun Turnpike or Broad Street
Road aud Davis Road. thence run
ming along and fronting on the north
siu. OF Broad Street Road 100 feet.
thence nortn 81 l.. III feet. more
% tess, thence III u southcrly dlrec-
southwardly 80 W. 80 feel. more or
'eaS. 70 a point of beginning.
TEtMS--Suhicicnt cash TO pay tn
eApehses Of executing thus trust all
Dack taxes. and Il pro-rata part OF
the taxes for 1922. and TO pay a
note Of $500. with Interest thereon
from February II. lJ2:. aud the resi-
due In one year secured by deed ct
trust on the property. with interest
At GW quarterly. all evidenced by ne
Sot!able notes.
GEORGE Ii. PAUL,
Trustee.
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Trustee S Auction
Sale

BY virtue OF a certain decd OF trust
Deed Book 2s7-D; page is6. III The
Gerry Court. to SECURE the payment OF
certain notes thereby described. de-
fhult having been nude in the deut
so to do by tho beneficiary. will sci.
at public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. o MAMcH 70. 1872.
the reai estate described In said deed
of trust us follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
men!s thereon. known and designat ted
AS No 2022 Chaftin Street. Richmond.
Va, and more fully bounded and de-
81, toe ~, p Enjoys oS no, iow na;,,
Inches tlS3' - east OF the interscc-
ton OF the north line or Chaftin street
with the east line of Rowland Street
THENCE running and fronting on the
SAID north line 81 Chafhn Street In
AN .asterly direction. the distance OF
from said 'front.', and AT right angles
&c the north line OF Ghaffin street.
lance or 81 feet. 10 II private alley IN
the rear twelve feet tl2'j wide Th
eastern and western line OF the prop
The center OF the partition walls be-
tween the t'fement hereby conveyed
and that adjoining IT, respectively on
the east and west side.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 nav ali
costs OF this sale. including advcrtis-
ing and trustees commission OF $50
sS ut d,,n Sash 70 pgy o ss note OF
chaser TO assume $i.s00.0O mortgage.
payable at the rate Of $500 per
month and interest, or for all cash
In payment. OF the above notes at the
option Of the purchaser. This sale.
y made. subject TO prior lien OF
CHAs. f. RUEHRMUND.
Trustee.
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APARTMENT-.tbout April l. Desirable
furnished housekeeping apartment 81
porchcs in refined modern home; no
children. :S27 Veg; Main
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II I. RICHEsoN & CO.
Real Estate and Loans
Trustees Auction Sale
of
Ten Frame DWELLINGS,.

located on the east and WEST sides
,me? Nor!h a ThIt!y fs sIrss,, Street be-
In execution of "a certain deed or
trust 70 the undersigned dated March
10 1912. recorded IN the Clerks Of
y r. 2S3 b. page 267. default hav.
Ing been made In the payment OF Il
part of the debt therein secured. and
iiciarry. NC will sell At public auction.
on the premises. on
MONDAY: MARCH ;2oTH. 1922
the real estate described In said deed
First ALI tina, certain lot OF lanl
with improvements thereon. In the
cry ,b OF n,rhm non Va; commenc.ns
hundred and eighty feet tl3OD north
of Street; thence running North
wardly ana fronting on the west line
OF 18th Street. one hundred ieot
tiOOD. more or less. thence extend
ing back nOrthwestwardly one hum
drcd and twenty-seven feet H27'J
ming southwhrdiy along the said six
teeh-foot 49, alley one hundred and
,wcnty-nlne feet l2sD nino inches
c. thence ehs :.i along "a line
dred and twenty-four feet U2i'j 10
the beginning"
Sccond-"Ali that 10, or land with
thereon I'm the city OF
richmond. Va. commencing al a point
on he east line OF 3sth Street. one
hnndred ind ten feet ti1o') north OF
street. thence extending north
wardiy and fronting on the cast Tine
OF ThirtS-fourth street, one hundred
anu forty three feet ui3j. more or
less. thence southraStwardly one
hun ured and twcnty-scvcn feet
l?t }. more or less ~ iiftcen-foot
40 alloy thence along said fifteen.
foot b5O alley southw arcIy ON.
hundTcd and twenty-five feet tI.2 }
six inches t5~) thence westwnri,y
along tine parallel with IS" Street.
one hundred and twcntyfour feet
ll2i'l 10 the beginning
TEIMS-Lnsh
FRANK S. EiCHESOE.
ROBT. G. BAYLISS,
Trustees
cHhs: F. RuEHRMuNp.
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Trustee Sale

fursuani. 70 deed OF trus, exc
euted on March Z, is22. recorded in
1900. extended. in the Clerks Office
Of the Hastings Court. Part H.. OF
The city ~ E,chmond, Virginia. de-
ment or the debt thcr,An secured.
and having been requested by the
Dsnehciary TO make sale Of the prop
VII! offer at public auction. at
O'Clock p. NJ. on March ~, 1872, on
the premises where located. at Fourth
Ine Vi,Stp pEstS' 81, IN the city OK
effects mentioned in said deed OF
trust, as follows:
!. All right. title and interest in l
patent invented by Ernest Orsini for
making cheese. and any improve
mentS that may be made thereon, as
signeu and transferred to the party
.. Seventy cheese making ma
chincs and presses complete. (Orsini
8. One hundred poultry and pigeon
feeders compete.
!. One machine breake.
Q One burning machine.
3 Three stakes.
I. Two office desks.
g; One Remington typewriter and
. Three chairs.
10 One scttec
II. One Steel ding cabinet.
II One lot galvanized iron.
". one lot sheet copper.
IL. All stationery and advertising
matter now at office. tAil the above-
named property being located at
Fourth and Stockton streets. In the
city Of Richmond. Val
TERMS: Cash for as much as will
be necessary TO defray the expenses
OF executing this trust. including q
trustees commission Of 8 per centum.
5t77o. with interest from the 9Th day
or March. 1929: and the time OF the
payment Of the balance OF the pur.
II IL exceeds the amount necessary
TO pay the above sums. vii! be ar
ranged with the purchaser. as desired
py the Cestui Que Trust. under said
cided by the Cestui Que Trust
CHARLES Il. MAURICE. :
Trustee.
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Richmond TRUST co.
Seventh and Main Streets.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
by j. THOMPSON BROWN 81 co,
lUli east Main
TRUSTEE SALE
TO
HIGHEST EipbElt

THREE FRAME 2-STORY GROOM
DWELLINGS. NOS. 1903, III AND
lll3 GRAHAM STREET. FULTON
FIRST
elijah and Belle Holmes. dated Aug
ust -. 1919. and recorded ia Rich
mond Chancery Court ID. Il. 256- b.
page lld. TO the undersigned trustee
scribed. default being made. and he.
1t public auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81.
4 T.. NJ.
tho property described in said deed.
as follows:
''Lo, OF land. fronting 10 feet 10
inches on south Tine OF Graham
Street. with dwelling No III era
nam Street thereon. beginning on
southern line Of Graham Street 100
teet inches west OF the western nnc
81 Tompkins Street (Which point is
The center OF an alley IN common
between the property herein de-
scrlbed and that on the west
thence castwardly along the south
crn line OF Graham Street and front
ing thereon II feet 10 inches and
running back southwarlly. between
parallel lines, ITO feet to alley 10 fee,
TERMS: Cash.
LEROY T.. BROWN. JR..
Trustee.
second
oliver and Ida Jones. dated October
IS. 1919. to the Undersigned trustee.
and recorded In the Richmond chan
sery Court. d: b. 26i-p. Rage 3o3. to
scrihed. dofaul, being made, and be-
Ing required SO to do. { will sell at
public auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80.
1870 +. NJ.
all that lot OF land. with the i'm
provements thereon. known as No.
lll3 Graham Street Richmond. Va.
commencing on the southern line OF
Graham Street at "A point distant to6
feet inches west Of the western
tine of Tompkins street 1.-THE SAID
point also being In the center OF an
alley In common between the prop.
srty herein described and that al :
Joining on the eaSD. thence running
westwardiy and fronting on said
feet Q Inches. Ipore or less: thence
back southwardly from said front.
and between parallel lines. 10 feet
TO an alley 10 feet wide. the west
ern line passing through the part.
ton wall between the tenement
herein described and that adjoining
on the west.
TERMS Cash.
LEROY l.. BROWN. JR..
Trustee
Third
By virtue OF deed OF trust from
Thomas and Mamie Anderson. dated
January Il. 1920. and recorded IN
Richmond Chanccry Court. y. 3. 262-D.
page 22l. To the undersigned trustee
to secure certain notes therein de-
scribed. default being made, and be-
ing required SO to do. will sell at
public auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDA MARCH 81.
Il NJ,
lot OF land with improvements
thereon tNo. 1909 Graham Street. in
City OF Richmond). commencing oil
south line OF Graham Street l4l feet
\ inches west OF west line OF Tomp-
kins Street (which point is the center
OF an alley IN common between the
property hereby described and that
IN IL" east. thence westwardly
along the south tine pf Graham
Street II feet 10 Inches. more or less
thence back. between parallel lines.
l 10 feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
LEROY Il. GROWN. JR..
J. THoMPsoN BROWN l. Co.
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AUCTif,Ns-LECALs
I.cgal Notices

-
tNitrBSAL LEAF rOsnCCO CO., nc
dividend of $50 tor the quarter on tho
cnn.inoh stock Of The Uhivetsai LEAF 10.
oA:co Company. Inc. hs, buen declared
payabi" Apri! !. 1879 to the curni,,In stock
holders % record al the close " cuisines.
March =: 1872.
Z. DOHIEK. Secretary,
CSN ERSAL LEaf TOBACCO CO.. INC.
The regular quarterly dividend OF &c.
on the preferred atoch ~ Universal Lear
Tobacco Company. Inc. has paen declared
payable A;rh |. 49,. to preferred stock
huider. OF record a. tnr c.ass Of cuisines.
March %. 1929
Z. prHiEi. Secretary
OLD DOMINION TRUST. COMPANY,
Tichmuud, Va. March 8, 1879
At a meeting OF the Directors OF the
Old Dominion Trugt Company. held this
day. tho regular quarterly dividend OF "a
per cen, on the capital stock OF the com.
pany was declared payahl" on and after
April !. 1922. to stockholdurs OF record
as OF March -. l3c:. Checks Will be
mailed
W. II. SLAUGHTER
Vice Prss!dcnt and Secretary.
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4 'EDERAL
II PRINTING co. Inc
90 1Ot5-i5 BANK STREET
M~ TELEPHONE MADISON saos
W RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
Realtors and Auctionecrs.
Receiver S
Auction Sale
MONDAY. MARCH 20. 1929.
II o'clock a. NJ.
AT SOUTH BOSTON. VIZ

] VIII sell by way OF public auction
the property OF the Virginia Wagon
Company. Inc. consisting OF two
large, brick factory buildings. seven
vacant tots, finished and unfinished
wagons ana wagon materials. finish
ed and unfinished bottle washer ma
chimes. materials and patent rights
All the machinery anu tools in both
factory buildings and all office fur
niiurc and fixtures
Fun description and particulars Will
pe Furnished py applying 10 me or
the Seymour Land Company. South
RostOn. Va
{. II. STEBBiNS. Receiver.
For virginia Wagon Company. Inc.
WHEN y,,, war, uha, 90
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REAL ESTATE FOX SALE
Rusiness Prnner,Y


FARM ToK SALE At HOXptry y,
CN IHE G. I" .. RAILROAD. Apf.iy
81 1875 l.: IAIH STREET.
SALE or Observation-Disclosures t.fo
~ sdcTAce price. Th!s d, AN eIcy.r,
!it'ie farm on public ROAD ;6.rS,..,
h'ns" also store: saw anI gr.s, Mil
canning factory ana equipment. ho-ss,
cove. auto tfnot. farm iinp!emsnt. n, .
ana sfa!H. OVER s.! aud uuti ssu -,
once II !ooH!nG for 4 Lsrga.n 49,.
!Hi' TO call - about this. VIII Conaiaci
,raHe Tor c!iy properly. sec Cnes T.
EnnnTinand Room TO- Al!ison HuidIn.
.o5 !: Eas' Main street
~ ~ no,-oh State highway, 20 mi!~,
IRON Richmond miles ns.r.., go,
io"a; mile 20 high school. church ,,J
lN"'f mills: in high cultivation ~,
"s"M grain. tobacco. so acres .eA.ei
grass and snail grain: fenced nnI
Neu wsteToh! direct frsm owner. e.
sp'e ttTmr. Posseslion at once. 4, ss.
"3ed. Boz st:. care Tho Dispatch