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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-04-14

See the "Mikado" Pencil" ad-
vertisement IN this paper. We
will sell a limited number of these
famous pencils at fifty cents the
dozen. Call and get yours at
Aberdeen Weekly office.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-04-14
HOUSTON OIL WELL ON BEST
STRUCTURE IN THE STATE
Prospects For Oil Considered Very Favorable by Reputable
Geoogs-New Enthusiasm Being Aroused Contractor
STAYS on lob With Determination to Win.

work progressed | was more con-
vinced than ever that my Judge
ment was we'll founded. and that
success would crown my efforts by
bringing in of an oil well. But un-
fortunately the oil business has its
set backs as well as other business.
Along with other troubles, our drill
stem broke, and before we could get
the necessary supplies (due to the
long distance from supply houses)
the hole caved in and stuck the
pipe. After several weeks of work
and expense. | decided that the
quickest and cheapest way was to
move and drill new hole and have
already moved the derrick 20 feet
north and started drilling: Feeling
confident that with the past exper-
ience this effort will be a success,
and as before stated, | expect to
make my money after the well comes
in and every one that takes an in
terest along with me will share the
profits.
l.. w. DANNER, Trustee,
Houston Miss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-04-14

Try The Progressive Farmer
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terest along with me will share the
profits.
l.. w. DANNER, Trustee,
Houston, Miss.
Houston Times-Post.
The above statement of Mr..
Danner, promoter and driller of
the Houston Oil well, will impress
the practical man that expecta-
tionS that oil will be found be-
low the drill where the we'll is
now being sunk are founded in
evidences that are more convinc-
ing than mere beliefs.
Eminent geologists have stated
structures indicating the presence
of Oil are found in various sec
tions of Mississippi. Geologist
Easton's letter printed above
locates one of these structures
where the Houston we'll is being
drilled.
A hole on this structure was
sunk 1850 feet. gas was found
when the cap rock that usually
overlieS oil sand was struck, and
traces of oil were discovered. At
this point the drill broke, could
not be dislodged and a new we'll
was begun about 20 feet away.
This we'll is down about 400 feet.
The above sets out the status of
the we'll at this time. Now the
promoter must have financial aid
if he completes the well, and it
is up to the enterpriSing people
of this section TO give it to him,
if they wish the test carried to
the ultimate, and which if oil
should be found, would convert
this section into an Ell Dorado of
wealth and prosperity. A block
of 1000 acres under lease sur
rounds this we'll. This acreage
and Is per cent interest in the
well now being sunk is valued
at $4,000. This is divided into
5000 units of interest at $500 per
unit. Mr.. Danner, the owner,
has decided TO sell $500 of these
units at $500 each 10 local peo-
pie, and in this way raise suffi-
cient funds TO complete the well.
Our people have invested thou
sands in wild cat oil schemes,
their money going elsewhere to
increase the prosperity and de-
velopment of other states. A
small part of the money thus
thrown away invested here. prob
ably. would have secured oil in
our own State, and if it had not,
the money. at least, would have
been kept in circulation at home.
We believe that the people of
this section should look into the
merits of the Houston oil we'll
proposition. They should visit
the well, and if it promises rea-
sonable probability of yielding
oil, they should purchase as many
units of interest as enterprise,
prudence and patriotism would
Isuggest and encourage Mr.. Dan
liner TO exploit the test 10 the uIti-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-16

Durvin, to Andrew g Kcck, east
line Nineteenth Street. 49, feet north
Braucr's Lane. north 40 feet by 1873
feet. June 6. 1922. $3.50.
GS6-City Of Richmond NRcalty
Land Co. lnc). TO The Tax Title
Co. 2ili north line l. street. 30 feet
west. Twcnty-sccond street. west 10
feet by 1875 feet. June Is. 1872. 1891
6S1-Chy of Richmond. tMcltOn r
Dabncy). to The Tax Title Co, OF
Richmond. cast line Sixth street
Csc fee; inches north. Leigh street
north 20 feet BY 49, fee, Inches
June Is. 1922 $3.50.
6sS-City OF Richmond. (Charlcs l..
irv!n), to The Tax Title Co. Of
Richmond. lots Si-lVi pint book 9.
page 20. II. g. e. June 10. 1922.
$3.50.
ese-A i. waldrop. Elsie Hay.
'wif.). TO IL. II. Stoltz, lOl7 Inow
.6i7). east line Third Avenue. 80 feet
10 inches south. Logan Street. south
"a feet by 40 feet. Liens, $3.50.
81 3S5.2i May !. 1899 Tax. $3.50.
SO.
G9o-H. H. s,ol,x sudie NJ. twife).
To \. II. Zollingcr, 23oi. sou,hca-,
corner Franklin and Twenty third
streets. 20 feet IL inches by 100
feet June .. 1872. Tax $3.50. $40.
d.3-Jacob NJ kaufman. Ycttn.
To Simon Harry Karsh, Rebecca,
'wifc), G27. southeast corner Twenty
eighth and VI streets, - feet by .
feet, Lien. s2.5Oo June .. 1922.
Tax. Si.5o. $40
est David Council. Pauline W.
comncil. 10 -. /. Sutherland. ina T..
sutherland, north lin" Park Avenue.
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4RKEI EXPERTS DOUBT SELLING MOVEMENT HAS RUN COLF
226 foot west. Cleveland Street, wos.
26 feet by 14o feet. lot II. block o.
Leo AOnpN. luna

226 foot west. Cleveland street. we.t
26 feet by)14o feet. lot II. block O.
Leo Annex. Juno i2. 1922. }l,42s,
6Vb-TDohat Kaufman. Elizabeth r..
(wife)' to Elizabeth II. Kaufman
3l07. south limo drove Avenue. 81
Feet inches west. wost Street. went
IS feet by 17e feet . inchey. Juno
i6. 1922 Tax. $1,000, $40.
666-Henry X. Miller, Rober, \
Pollard. special commissioners 10. lI
Spence. to Nathan Molten. 8lS.ols1o
west line Sixth Street. 10 feet by lgo
feet. June 13. 1922. Tax, $40 $40.
667-Sidney 8. Clary, Uosa H..
(wife). to Isabella n. Burnett. wes,
line Shirley Avenue. 26 feet, each Iot
80 by 80, block c. Chumberlayne
Cour, by 145 feet. Lien $500. June
l3. 1922. Tax. so cents. $40.
STD. Nick. Shiflett. Louise b..
(wife). to Louise l.. Broaddus. 500.
south line overlook Road. 200 feet
west. Tazewcil Street. west so feet
by 1870 feet. June s. 1922. Tax. $40.
$40.
6I1--Mary Stahl. Frank Stahl. JOS
ephine H.. (wife). Marie stahl, to
Thomas III. Benson, 107. south line
Norwood Street. 1919 feet inches
west. Miller Avenue. west. 30 feet
zig inches By 1853 feet 3 inches.
Lien, si,OUO. June 10, l922. $500.
Nclcnscr.
G6S-Jamcs j.. Timbcrlake. trustee.
TO i. Mex. Shiflett 500, south limo
overlook Rroad. 200 feet west. God
din street. west. 80 feet b. $50 feet.
June 3. 1922 $1.5O7.50.
6G9-Jamcs W Anderson. trustee.
t" +. Nick. Shiflct,, 500. south limo
Overlook Eroad. 200 feet west. Cod
din street. west, 30 feet by $50 feet
Jun" ;, 1879. $500.
C'3--Emma 4. Chaplin. cxccutri1
{. G. Chaplin, to Robert l.. Piil.mton.
west line Fcndall Avenue. 325 feet
south, Ladies' Mile Road. south. 30
tcct BY 1875 feet. June /. 1922 $3.50.
G'0-A. Il. Chapman. Leon NJ. NcI-
son. trustees. TO Emma e. Atkins.
Henry T.. thusbandD. 300, east line
PARK Aventx. 90 feet by 100 feet.
June u. 1922. s3.S35
6si-Morton 6. Thalhlmcr. Ruth
w. twife). to a I. Weinberg, 305
North Twcntysecond street. 1902
S:ast Broad Street. 1907 East Main
Street. June /. 1872 5000.
GEE. T. Lyons. Jr. sur. trustee.
to Belmont Pelisco. southeast corner
Marshall and Adams Streets. e feet
Inches by 1913 feet. June 10. 1922.
s3.o23.50.
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lose OF Yesterday. Last prices were at
.urs"S GA oW TO 10 points storm
Narn'nS Tor the Texas coast causing \
hmfst "f huying in IN. las, Few jus,iu-"-
%, me ddy. July traded as low a. -i.5i
and closed a; II Gs
IN the opening ;hc market was favor
'.nlE hHrct-d by a higher LIVERPOOL tina "A
du" but after advances of to il uoin;.
wh!ch carried July VI TO @i,S. a sr.a,
",al "' ,se'ihS was encountered 20 which
If Cos immediately responded. pgiv,r,
ana oti1.;;i reports told ~ high tc'ur.ra
'ufts. ana no rain over the greater pr :
81 IN: nett. and the forecast called tur
continuance OF these condition. which,
private, messages stated. r..ul.!ntg
IN marNed progress in choppinE and gu :
walton OF the crop. \ continued good
Spnt demand Was noted ia this market,
hy very slender offerings. This st.,i..d
~. ina-Eet fog while after tn. nrst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-16

POINTED 20 unsettled weather In the
This rally met renewed liquidation
winch became more active early in the
afternoon. owing TO the favorable de-
t"lieI weather reports and The fa!!uT. OF
|'utnwcsieTn adN-ces 10 show any clearer
u"Nsi"1mtnt OF IN" unsettled w"et h.r
prospects Brokers with Wall Street and
uptown connections were rattle. heavy
+".."fS oil october and December on tn.
ieC!inc, which carried July off TO u -
ana December TO 2l.">. with the genera!
-iSt showing net declipes of abou, SO 10
- op!his. The pressure then subs
"id there was spust ~! covering in tn.
'"t" i:'G!nS on the reported posting OF
storm warnings foC the lower lilo Grand.
valley. Last tilcss showed reCover!cs OF
- 20 y point. from the lowest. At tho
showed a decline OF exactly cent a
rnuhd, hs compared with The high p:!c.
90: last Saturday morning.
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LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET
$ F:"c.K +. Noting & Co. lnvss:me n,
\. Y. COTTON PRICES
DECLINE FEW POINTS
Ity Aseoe:stsa pes.

NV fUNk. juno l9-Aftet show.nE
~ ,as4.t tone during the greater psrt
~ me day, the cotton Tnp-tct TUNED
ffn."' 100 the late trading Oh reports ths:
storm warnings had been posted for me
Ah- fpHs; near the mouth 70; the no
tFAuln. cetobcr contract. which sold of
:" :. = or - po!nts net lover and into
pH SioGEI :uF tbs movement. cio--G {. (,
-lt!. = recovery o: 3 points from ,hs
.p"ns'. The genera market closed steady
o. % net decline o.. 20 "a points
inc market oIcnci steady 81 an nd
faue" ~ points on july. but geu.raiIy
70 pOiuts lpw.r owing 10 reports Of
'avp;ao.e weather IN tho belt, scattering
.lG.da ''or. Southern and local selling
months IL liverpool had stesay!ne in.
hienr'. however. ana the market recov-
''"f All yG' 'cw Uoin'- % iis early
'nSNes curing 'he middle % the morning
20" i"1"ris INA: o.rpustric readings
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COTTON MARKET LOW.
DUE TO DRY WEATHER
fnr A..nci,tnan....,

III, ~" Oh l,i.ANS. June i5.-EScep, FOR
ION inaEHet vas depressed throughout he
sets.9n today. mainly by hot ana dry
weather over the belt, although som.
se.Ang was caused b. reports from Cor
iHs christi today TO local brokers ina,
IN. inoEgmen; OF cotton from that soc.
non OK Texas would b. fai-iy large by
IN" middle OF July. The weakness In ,hc
stock ana grain markets caused svn,n,
'n-t!c selling OF cotton which in In.
.a'e trading. helped 10 put III: inar;c,
70 is lowest levels. where the ac..ye
positions stood q to 70 points under The
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Manufacturers
Use Boat Line
and Eliminate


There's a small factory in
acknowledges now than
it was-that had been selling
its output almost entirely in
this locality.
Recently the two young men
who own the factory decided
to place their goods in the
Northern market and enlarge
their plant.
Friends advised against it.
Statesmen found that compe-
titiOn was too keen. Northern
factories making the same
commodity could make quicker
shipments than could the
plant in Richmond.
Out Of this chaotic state of
affairs some one said, What
does the Richmond-New York
Steamship Line offer?"
The promises of the boat
line were SO attractive that a
conditional order was taken
from a Northern buyer for a
shipment which was to be
made in q limited time-in
fact, a shorter time than the
Northern plants could promise.
The shipment was received
on time, and from that point
on the Southern factory began
to make deep inroads on the
Northern market, with the aid
of the Richmond-New York
Steamship Line.
Perhaps you, too, can use
speed and lower rates.
Watch for these stories
Of the Richmond New
York Steamship Line
every Tuesday and Fri
day. S. A. OVEN,
General Manager.
4, - i
| fNEW YORK Steamer;
ssails tomorrow noond
Feet your frei9ht1
= in early n
Ezsazgs41flaz1ls ~
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REALTY RECORDS

The following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday in Chanccry
Court:
Hnrgain and SnI-.
C;1-Clara H. GarJhrirht W W
'husb aud). 4" !. Ibrd pullcu. east
lin" Garland Avenue. 300 feet south.
Meredith Street, south 80 feet by 1870
feet. Lien. $500. May ,. 1872. Tax,
81. SO.
61S-Guiscppe Dagliauo, Rosa Dag
liano to ChHrics II. Phillips, south
linz Avondale Avenue, 40 feet by I32
feet. lots %. -, II. block l.. brook :
dale. June :. 1922. Tax, $3.50. $40.
GIS-Charlcs II. Phillips, julia T..
'wife). to Giuseppe Dagliano. south
west corner Boulevard and Moore
street. 60 feet by l35 feet Lien.
$4,000. June S. 1929. Tax. $40. $40.
Sj--Stuart Bowc. trustee c. l..
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1--we sToCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. june io.-CuttIc: receipts.
90. steady. Calves; receipts. 1910: barely
steady. veais. 7.0oQll.v9; culis. 5.cOU65O:
ittle calves. 6QI6eo.
sheep and lambs: receipts. $500 steady:
sheep. 2D1e.vp: culls.. l.e0al go: lambs.
s.roG,it75; cuiis. 6.o9Q 100.
Hogs: receipts, ESQ. steady; light me-
diumweishts. l!.lS 9tll.25: heavy hogs
m.158iI.I6: roushs. s.2SUs,3.
49,, CHICAGO. June lS.,-cattle: receipts, H.
"iher grades she stock and s,ockcrs weak
+" SC lower: top beef steers 9.I5. weight.
100 pounds: best yearlings. 80: bulk
beef steers, s2sa SIS: bulls, steady to
TAT she stock. i6og7.a0: bulk bologna
bulls about t.I5: bulk vcaicrs to packers
around sU; bulk stockcrs and feeders.
Hogs: receipts. osoVo: marie, opened
strong 10 10 cents higher than wcdnes-
days close. steady TO strong. with We'd
nesGay,s average; closed about steady
with Wednesdays range: top. lot. early:
Luik 1913 ecS: pigs steady to Toe lower,
mostly H'5g los: packing Sows strong to
.5C higher. S..pUs.1o. hold dover liberal.
sheep: receipts. 1850. lambs mostly 7oc
lower; sheep steady to lower: top lamba
100 - packors: few 49, 20 city butchers:
choice s5-pound fed yeariinEs. He. best
4Sh; !at ewes. ego: hcav.es mostly $50.
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ts .s,,t Of today. active ana generally

s;rOnS bond market.
Foreign roveTnncnt loans also were
lowering -: IN. Bank OF England discount
i"ie. although British offerings Jared
ttss wei! than French governments and
i'IAicipaiS IN the Use % European lssu..
McNcanS Were. most uGsta biz, the ~ ana
aoih Glasses OF IS losing ground ae>--
"aiiE .rauln6 IN which tn- Is and reguIar
- showed create. strength.
S?"Cu.a tive or underlying MORTGAGES
gam featured the doIneS;ic railway list,
notably Peoria and Eastern incomes ST
Louis and san Francisco Incomes. E-..
genera! - and Chesapeake and OHIO CON
Ntrtih!e i'ss. The nr'ncr !1duStIia,s and
utilities included United States Steel -
aHi american Telephone 81 Tuta! sales
par NA.u.. 81 g. Cnl
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. June ls.-Cot:on goods
were steady today with the demand
Iu..icr business wa. Lcttcr on den.rns
nckinEs and som" az the other dor,!est!c-
On" I'm" or clSht-OunCe AGA ticks was
advanced TO basis OF "2i. cents yarns
!y..rc steady. Wool cloaking. and coat
'hEH are being GU: nm quite freely. AMI
"ofhIehs Toy mems wear were In greater
ue'nand. Eu'.mps We're easier. SILK goods
woF" qu!"i Ionbers reported steady
wade IN sIn.!L lot.
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NORTHWESTERN OIL

NEW YORK. June i5.-Cuttonsecd or
was I'M and easy final BIDS showing net
losses "t - To ~ points. Spot demand ~
Hat and buying Incentive is lacking i'm
futures, Sales. s.-rt barrels. Prime C:uI..
n"n!nal: prime summer yellow spot, u 90
~ N.J: July. il.as: September. He: De-
C-lnbcr. 9g all bid
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


NEW YORK, jan. l5.-Raw sugar nrrncr
AZ AS for Cubas centrifugal. Refined IN
Siot coffee In fair Gcmand. rio - Il,
.v's I" II. ana Santos - AZ ~. To ia;
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-. y ; y - - lOlsES.
SAVANNAH GA .Iun- !S-TurpNn,Ine
nm -: s''rS ~: rec"ipts. I!j: shipments.
receipts !.:Cl; shipments. .34: stock c.
Ga. QUOTE Il. 80; u. -. T. AS: r.
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CHICAGO 0nAIN MAnKEr

CHICAGO June .3--Lcsscncd apprchcn-
sion a. to crop damage G!d II good deal
10 bring about lower prices Today for
wheat. The close WAS unscttl n AZ ~.
to nc net decline. with July i.Ua:. TO
! C?'. and September LII ia liz. Corn
lost Nc TO Ia and oats '.IIi cent to li.c.
PROVISIONS finished uncha nEcd to a shade
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City and State Securities.

virginia IS. Old C. -
Virginia Centuries. 2.
% Z, and Il. .....l991 769
west Va. 3is. 1889 81
c. and p T. Co. of
Va. LIST 5s............ 90
y. and p. T. Co. 5s.1936 ISL
Car. Pub. Ser Co... l0l iU23
V. II. and =. Co, 5s.l93A I93 81
+. ). Register Guano :
y. c. bonds 800. 100 1904 1862
street hallway stocl,..
y. r. and l.. Coz. % 81
V. K. and p Co. pr. 100 55i 81
V. II. and +. Co.. com. 100 255 26S
railroad Stocks.
4. &. l.. OF Conn. l0l
L., r. and T.. conn.,. 100 235
r., T.. and p. Div. OPP. 100 22S
Insurance stocks.
AT. Lite ms Co . iuu 235
Life Ins. Co. OF Va. 100 i75
Va. Il. and ii. lns. Co 20 &c
Bnnk and Trust Company stocks.
American National 100 233
American Trust Co.
Glass AZ .......... 100 100 1902
Broad Street Bank :. 20 ~ So
Broauway National. 100 l2l
Blk. OF Com. and Tr. 100 22I 2o5
Central National :. 100 ito 1875
First National .... 100 2G5 27D
Merchants National 100 $50 500
Mech. and Merch. 100 800
Nat. state and City. 100 225 go
old Dom. Trust Co.. 100 go
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
R-IChmond Union Stock Yard,

feH"ths: fa.f supply oil cattle. MAT
het hct,No anc ali sold Prospects tav-
Strictly r3od steers. ,.leD lbs
ana no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SLl S2
Medium 70 good steers 1000
20 loo lbs ................. 7.0 Az
Common 10 medium steers
500 TO 600 lbs ... s,la y.
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LIBERTY BONDS ARE
BOUGHT ABOVE PAR

:. ny YORK, lone !t-E1ton;,v. .,,.,
- !ssies ir ~hIch sever. 81 NE
SIG q. pa or bette YIN -
St,En t"Cofds FOR the SIPS Al ,l, 2, ~, ~
= "ut'" '+s - lr'io con.tt,t,tSJ ,, "hn ne
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ATLANTIC CRY. \. ).
When Going to Atlantic City
Try CLARENDON Hotel

virginia ave, Half Block TO Beach and
steel Ii-r.
All rooms With hot ana cold running
water, private baths. elevator, electric
lights. open surroundings. Write for rates
always onen. MONROE IICTCHGSS.
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Prntf Made Postmnstcr.

John +. Pratt has been appointed
postmaster at the fourth-cla.s post
ofiic" at Spencer. Postmaster Hay T.
IhOrntnm Announced Nnsi.rdaN
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Richmond Stock Market

Planters National -. 100 4o4 AIS
Rich. Trust Co... 100 SO 100
Savings Blk Of Ricn 70 81
Union Bank OF Rich
Virginia Trust Co.. 100 Sl6
West End bank 49,. rs 85
Textile STOCK.
riverside and Dan
Riverside and Dan
River. com. ... 100 go 400
Roanoke Mills. "a d.
c.. pfd. ........... 100 100
Rosemary Mfg, Co. 10
piu. ............. 100 100
South. Bond and
Mort Co. 1880. 100 lis
miscellaneous.
Johnson Pub Co.. pr. 100 100 So 81 80
Johnson pub. Co..
com. $50. 100 a5
Larus BRO pfd.
p. c.. partlci. 100 ll2
9: 5; 5; :" ), Co. -. 100 7ss
Co. pfd ......... 100 lUs
T.. l.. L. y. c. pfd. 100 1929 1924
L. l.. T., com....... 100 l25 l3O
VIC. Chem. pr y.
e. 100 So
We. Chem, com. 100 3l1
Sales.
1000 Carolina Pub. Scrv. SIS, 1914
80 Universal Leaf Tob., pid., 1903.
10 Universal Leaf rob. pfd., lO3
! Mechanics and Merchants Bank,
3lU.
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cIrIin MAIikEr

t.s": G. II. As: ]. AS: X, SIS: NJ 5.,j:
y. 80: VIC. s."a. WV. go.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

rubirhed Monday. Wednesday and Friday
as Information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of pa,,enue, Train,
SDaiiy. unless other wisc si,own)
DAILY except Sunday. Sunday ONLY
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Port movement:
New Observation-Disclosures .lS; receipts,
80 sales. l:?oj s;ocA i5i.6i5
('a.vesi@n-M !ddlrg. @l.oO receipts. ais3:
sa.es, l,5-h; stock, 26.7l7.
MoSiie-M :ddi.ns: :c.55; receipts. Isl;
nah-Middl!ng. ai.io receipts. 1853:
Exports. 1855: sales 90; stock. 1O.6.s
Charieston-Rece $50; exports ao37:
lw!;ninxton. :MIddiing. ei.o; receipts.
TsEss ci;y,I;S;;oe&, a,As
No, E"rs% s3i -Miidi!ngs 49,; receipts. rs;
ta!tilnorr-SioCk "Iy
30. s'on, Md s:so; receipts. 81;
ph!!adeiI.h a-S,ock 4c52
Ne" iork-Middl!nG. c2.0: stoci, teas
Minor poris.ReceiIts. 2.2ai; exports. o.
%. stock. 2.Sc7.
o., r& .. tny,,Rseeip', 1855: exports.
Total FOR week-Rece!p,s. toass; exports.
Total ,or 1eason-Rece!pt-. 5.s5377s: e.
po:ts. 5.+5tT.7.
Houston Modelling. 90: receipts. f.s;
Men phis-M iddlinE. 2:c?; receipts. is,s:
AuGusta-M ddl!ng. ai.Op: receipts. 81;
shipments. ISIS; sales. ~: stock o. 0sl
ST !.oui"-M .ddlinH :!.5O; receipts lgis
-, ?m,n's !.>i3: stock. :!.32.
Alfalfa VI !idiinE eco
i.tt'l. Rock M!dd!ing. a!a: ,ecaln,s
Dallas -M!dd.ne. 2l.Go. sales ls4,
Mont 6om-ry- M!dilinE. -!.I4: sales 40
Total to:ay-R"celpts gs1a .nllmsn,.
!l.'::, stock ~ SOL
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
CROCKETT ARSENlC-LITHIA SPRINGS

Optn' JUNE Tat. Elevation, ESQ feet
Indicated In the ;Eeatmen, OF Nervous
lIoSiiation, Indigestion Malaria Kidney
Diseases, Female Irresula titles Rh-u.
matte and SKIN Troubles. Clears and i'm
proves the complexion. You can play golf
In the cool. Write for booklet
VI. {. THOMAS. Manager.
Croekctt Snrlnys Va
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Rockledge Inn

on summit of Mill Mountain. fifteen
mintcs from city. Delightfully."- cool
and rcstful. Scenery unsurn,ssed
Excellent table. Modern conven-
fences. Address Rocklcdgc Inn.
HOnnOkr, Va.
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RICHMOND. FRED'SB'0 6 POTOMAC RI
(Broad Street Station. except where
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(main Street Statiou)

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 e. Main Street Phono Randolph "a
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