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Want Ad. Rates
'ONE CENT PER WORD
when paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for /ess than TEN
CENTS. _
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
or charged at the counter.
\ - I
Classification not guaranteed^
Gficr 9:30 P. M.
FOR B US I NE S S CON-,
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 tor
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
rew.\f:i? ? !?? (vTll beVa'i'd FOi:
return b( sliver mesh bay lost on.
Frankllii Street. February 21; if re?
turned '<> li.:.'. West Avenue, ?n? lib
'l !!??? ! ii.lis iSited
Vi ?ST. tlksday " AKTKI "NOON AT.
Twenty-nrst ami Main Streets, iriemi
orutidurn book (Imperial Cofteu Co ;
tiauic <?m outsitl* > and check book on
I 'Ian? ers' NuUotml Bunk; Return to
W. .i. DOBBINS. Twenty-first an 1
Main; and ????? <riv?.i reward;
Lost. BUNCH ? ?~F~K kv:-. RETURN TO
A. BECKER, Uooih Mutual;
Building. i
Ktifi>.M<>?ile ixstucot'iVjn "~by 'ac
t uol practice in fully eiiuippcd, mod?
ern, up-to-date mac in'- shop, "ii the
latetit aiid mosl Improved cars; chauf?
feurs earn $100.00 per month and up:
wo Invite Inspection; ;?;?rt. payments;
balance when you secure position:
day or night Instruction; positioner
secured competent graduates; bank
references; ton years In this busi?
ness; oldest) largest, l<cst; an avia
tluii department. NATCONAl* AVIA?
tion and AUTOMOBILE SCHOQb.
il West Main, uoVr .leiTorson Hotel.
fiv.:; t (51 >. iuJi : : ?MTH TWt? YEARS'
s p.-t :< n. i <n more; observer
prixtino HOUSE. Charlotte. H
Jf\rANTi '. C?iilli VtJH Hi.A'-KS.MITH j
one acxj?Htotno'j to truck work; none
but experienced men wanted. A.
MEYER'S SONS. ?:;i East Cary j
Street." _._|
J|\'ANTBD young MEN in OUR au
tomobllo training school?a com pi o to
courso In driving and repairing for aj
small cash payment. Yo? may be- .
? ome compr-.tcnt in a few weeks and
Kccuro a position paying from $7G
jtOO per month. Call nnd Inspect
our shop and lecture hull. RICH?
mond AUTOMOBILE school, 'J1S
\S <?? i Broad.
&OR PRESS PEKD13H S T K A D V
work; kooiI pay. Apply MR. O'CON
NOR, Manager Printing Department,
S< lithern Stamp and Stationery Co..
ii^'-Ii'"-? _??
SvANTKD. Tl litEE !? mST-CLASS AU~
tomoblle or carriage painters, An
plv t-> BICH MOND 1HON WORKS
CORP? RATION _
Jjy .v nTEd. youNG M en OF GOOD
character to learn the automobile
business. Wo must have between
fifty and seventy-five men for our
factory connections wllhlr. the next
three months, and we will allow men
who can furnish reference ti. pay a
part of the cost of learning put of
their first month's salary Mr C. W;
Veil mutts, 01 S \\*esi Broad. Richmond,
Va , t?.? "longer, connected with this
institution. For arl Information ad
dros* coininunlcatIons direct to Wash?
ing Dept., lOOci Fourteenth Street. N
\V . SVasliih stoh. d. C._
GOyiSRNM 1 .v-'l l.Ml'l .tJY i:s wanted
?Send postal fbi Richmorid exami- j
nation scliedulc kuankun 1NSTI- i
Tl'?;?'.'. d-n't :i\- D, Uo. h?-Htt r. NY..
WANTP.d. i". x PKKI I '.N'i' \i D FOUNT- ;
(uro collector. Apply HOMi: FUR- j
NlsiilNG CO., 123 Broad Street ;
r.rity._ _i
v. vn i lap. ? K.\i'Ki:ir.Nvi:i' fur.Nl]
tu re collector, Apply HOME fur
N1SH1NG CO., 1-"; \V. Broad Street ;
__rhy._ __?____i
1 (j 1 U'ABIilil FARM hands VwiHTH). j
who linderstand workin? leanui and,
ai; t pin inaelilnery. Must be aober, i
viUv-.:- workers and !:-'tve reference j
No ? Ik:-.' ' I lc-amoker3 anted, Houses j
f.,i throe families. Wnges, $20 month
s:i>1 board WIDTON-OX-JAMES,
It. f. 1 ? [i Rl< hmond. _\ a.
XIa11 -vv A Y f a W CDKRKS \V \ :>' T d ?
Average ualary, $1,01)0, Altcruate
weeks ago with full pay. Prepara- 1
tlon free for coiniiif,' Richmond ex- i
auilnhtioriS, FRANK un institute.
Dept. 383 D, Rochester, n. Y.
.w'AN'rFf. FIRST-CDASS CmCUDAR
mill sawyer, one fatuiliur with steam
food and back lev?i; set works. None
but competent, >4,ea.dy man n<*-cd ap?
ply. Address H 2li,^eare Tlines-Dlsr
2jPV teh._._I
M'ANTiCD. FOR U. s. ARMY. ABLE- \
piddled, unmarried men. between agea ;
of IS and 35; citizens of United States. !
of good character and temperate hab- '?
tin, who can speak, read and write the j
ICr.gUsh language. For Information ap- j
ply to RECRUITING office, 830 East :
Jlroad St , Richmond. Va.; 151 Sycamore j
Ft.. Petersburg. Va.. or Columbia Build- '
Ing. Or.inhy St.. Norfolk. Va._j
Colored ^Ir;:^:" become "~chaui~ j
feurs, dav or night; ivirt payments.
SOUTHERN AUTO. SCHOOL, 413
Brook Avenue.
Sv?NTED, MEN TC) take thirty |
days' practical course in our -fha- |
ohlne e-hops and learn automobile
? business ond accept good positions.
charlotte ac to SCHOOL. Char
lotte. N. c._
Wanted, by- co'lorkd man posi?
tion as ?-hauffeur. and is also a HandS '
man around (ho house. Can ^ive ref j
erence if wanted. Apply 20S South :
_Firat Street^__
?wa*NTECv position as manager]
on farm: thoroughly understand
farmlpg an(1 stock-raising. No. i
references. Address manager;
Gordons vi Ho, v?.
rilYSICIA N. gr A du A te and li
censcd In Virginia, desires experi- \
ence ns inlcrno or mining practice. :
Rcferetices, Address <: 4 1, care!
Times-Dispatch, j
^elp iJManicV. female. I
.w^?nteK"' VV I (ite ~ woman' to 1
cook and tdean for family of three I
(nil adults i. Good home for right
party. A<ldroS3, with references, i.
x. I[S South Thirteenth Street.
GIRLS WANTED, A, S KRATJ5 Sr. go.i
Second and Decatlir Streets, South
Richmond. _
WAnTFl?. AN Kl.D!?:p.ly i OLORED
won)an ;.. ;i nurse. Apply COG East
t'.r.u-ir Sn-f'-t. _
STENOG1! \phf.R WITH SIN Y IXUi's'
experience in law work desires posi?
tion Address .j 2GI, care Times*
i ?Ispatcli;
A B e li A IS I* E (!01,0 r RI > (} fuL
wishes Position as cook. Apply lioj
Catlierlne sic.-.
a" woman Of refinement.vAvho
sews well, reads aloud, has had ex?
perience in housekeeping and Is an
iijidcrgradu?to P.urso and has given
shtlsf??tlpn on companion for in?
valid, wishes v.nvk at opc?; refer?
ences exchanged; salary, ?20 a
mouth Andreas Box <ir>, Fayotle
^ ville. N ('._'
tifn x i si l b i[> ? Tj ousi-; iceeping "flat,
fornlshed r.ooni. ; X. Sixtli. Phone
M?nroe 8'.;o.
^flats CTaiitei?.
,wa XTlO D." A six.'on D-Y'LOOK FLAT,
near Tabernacle Church, with a
uuiet, Cliristkin family. Address II
258. care Tlmcs-Dlspalch.
Jfcoom? iov Beut. |
KOi:"' mWT^r^?HK AND
bath, suitable for doctor's office, on ,
unsument floor. Oresham Court; en?
trance on Rylaud Street; Apply C. .1
TINDER. Mgr.
NKWliYiFU rnIS11 BD ROOM S: ;USE
of bath and telephone. 212 H. Main
Street._
NICELYFURNISHED.:! ROOMS; SEC
ond :tnd third floors. :?.'{.". Wost Orace.
l'tVH "liiRlMS AND PRIVATE MATH;
also private eritrunee,; now, remod?
eled; also side entrance. Apply HC
WVst Grace_
FURNISHED ROOM KOR GEKXLH
iin-11. Apply 118 E. Grace Street. *:;
two "r?cTmr. fuAnisi i ei >7 for
light housekeeping. Apply 710 East
Franklin .Street.
WANTEp.V^TO}; RBI^T N l613LY FU R
hiished rooms, ivtiii or without board:
also ntc-uhf furnished at reasonable
raids. The HEATTTB, Gover?
nor St,
BO a Rl lEIiS W AiNTK l/^NlCK ROOMS
:;1T E. bVanklln Street. MISS PAL
I _ modi :.
PERMANENT. TRA'NSIRNT AND TA
bhj boarders; rates reasonable. 035
West Grace. Madison r.T::).
Ml tS. CI i~\ S. k. d??\v Kl ts7 11 ? "TlA ST
Franklin; handsomely appointed
robins, with board'; large, well-ven
tllated dining room; opening on Soc
_ou<l Street. Meals by day or week.
w?ntei>. hoa 11r >] ;rs i-oi ? la kg e,
! desirable, heated rooms, with board;
j table hoard a. specialty. :u2 South
Th"r' Street.
L??GING. FURNISH HD AN D .UNFUR;
hished rooms for rent, corner l'rua?
a nil Boulevard.
;_m_z_..- .-1 - _:j:j..-_:_
. aJustruca Opportuninejs.
/ INVENTORS!
Till-; VIRGINIA PATENT SAL,EH COR
poiation will apply for. acquire, buy,
sell, assign, lease, pledge, mortgage,
or otherwise dispose of patent rights,
li'-onscs, privileges, inventions, trade?
marks, trade names and pending ap?
plications therefor. Write its. No.
20S Commonwealth Hank Building,
Richmond; Va. Telephone Monroe 4 71?.
YOUNG man WITH EXPERIENCE
In the printing business with a few
hundred dollars to invest will find
a rare opportunity In a growing
Southern town. Oiu: with some news?
paper cxperloucc as well as job pro-;
(erred, Address Box ] 62, Hoyklna;
Va.
A NICE LITTLE BUSINESS, PAVING
well, for $226:
A BARBER SHOP and POOH BOOM
nicely furnished; good trade; half
Interest. $700.
MAN UFACTU RING ICE C R B A M
plant; complete outfit, with retail
confectionery and soda buslncs ?he
of the best stands; big business.
Part)' made money enough !?> retire;
Positively a money-malu-r.
G BN ER AI, M K RCII AND I SB K 1" SIN ESS
in rich county; good trade. Other
propositions. See us. R. S. ELLY
SON & CO., 2S North Ninth.
SI'RE I N V E S T M E N T. ? PARTNER
with $ 1.S00, operate several large
deposits of feldspar, located direct
on B. A- O Railroad, near Baltimore.
Md.; 100 i)?'?r cent, profit .sure. WIL?
LIAM TUBES. Mining Engineer,
Johnston r <<. Elliott City, Md.
YOU P. RENT ACCOUNT PL ACED
with n. w. BOWE & son insures
best results.
AUTOMOBILE: PA INTIN" G
it R. H. BOSIIER'S SONS. 15
N i nth SI root. I
Agents kantet?.
LIVE MAN OR WOMAN \VACTED
for wer!: at home paying $2 tu J:J
per day, with opportunity to ad?
vance; Spare time can be- used. Work
not difllcuit and requires no ex?
perience. UNIVERSAL HOUSE, 1012
Arch Street, Philadrlphin.
Pei?onnlfii.
we beg to Announce that our:
ladies' tailoring establish?
ment, the most complete and
cp to date in every respect,
js now ready to take ORDERS
for the spring; we have the
goods and the style and the
price. m. goldstein. the la?
dies' tailor, cor seventh and
frank lin:
HUMAN HAT R BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S, 209 North Third._ _
YOUR' RENT' ACCOUNT l'LAC ED
with N. w. BOWE & SON Insures
best results._
BEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING DONE
at R. H. BOSIIER'S SONS. 15 South I
Ninth Street.
THE MOST POPULAR TAILOR IS
THE BUSIEST TAILOR. THERE?
FORE; PLACE THE ORDER EARLY
FOR YOUR SPRING SUIT WITH IL
LEWIS. LADIES' TAILOR. 202 n
FIRST STREET. RHONE MON ROE
25651
A PINCH OF iiOPS TAKEN; AFTER
meals \s the best aid to indigestion. j
lpsittr-.tly relieves heartburn, cure;
tfjspepsln. Why take malt extracts.
?!<? oi beer": Large, package fresh
h.hiiefjrovyn hops mailed jn receipt,
of 2?o, ROBERT welles. Nuw
_bui },h, N^Y._
REL1A BLE TRANSFER, ?IILLNER'S.
302 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for 2."> cents, valises 13 cents; claim
checks issued at the. house for your
baggage. Two men on our wagon.
We make a specialty of moving fur?
niture and pianos. Phone Madison
1145; residence phone Monroe 2460.
DON'T WORRY. \V ITH YOU R BILLS"?
We Will collect them in or out the
e-Uyj Wo know how. R. S. ELLY
SQN CO., 28 North Ninth. _
NEW" YORK SllOE.iSHINM AND hat
Cleaning removed from s10 East
Main to 72f? East Main. Separate
room for ladles. '_
wTvNTED^ THE PU3iilC TO knO w
that JAHN KB BROS, Jewelers, 012
East Chilli Street, buy. sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS in THE
LATEST STYLES. Old f?old and sil?
ver always takcri^ in exchange.
your Tt'ent1 account placed
with w. w. bowe & son insu. es
best resiiRa. _ _
i C u R i S T O" CONSTAmnIDES. wHO
j keeps the Greeks' Home at 1712 East
Main, has over 100 people who can
fill position ns. laborers, hotel, res?
taurant and all kinds., of work. Phone
Madison 22P.!>._
we~can~ Repair totjr automo
Mlc. springs, body, top, cushions,
wheels und paint in the finest man?
ner, r. it; bqsher's sons, is s.
Ninth Street.
you r'11 en f accod nt " " pl a ced
,with n. w. bowe & son lnsuras
best results.
\yA#TEI>,i?TO iCeNT :a store" or
part ol a store, on Cary Street, be?
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Address 11 231, care Timos-Dispatcli.
DAILY PUZZLES
Wliai kind of glass?
ans WEH TO YESTBIIDAY'S ri:/,7.I.Bi
??T" Mfiunrci
Jfac &?ale.
FOR sali:. newly-painted GRO
(???i V wagon, good as new. Tills Is a
illco jol> and a bargain. Also sev?
eral good toy buggies, two runa?
bouts and one surrey. A. MEYER'S
Sons. (?:. Gary.
FOR SALE, 200 SHARES, OR ANY
part thereof, of stork of Richmond |
Jron Works, now manufacturing t':>
; Virginian automobile. Will accept
reasonable offer. Address "VIR--]
GINIA," i?. o. Box No. Norfolk.
: Va._
FOR SALE. WELL-EQUIP.RED CAK-j
i tage and wagon shop, doing ??< fair
i business. Will sell reasonably to
i quick buyer. Address .1 ?70. care [
| Times-Dispatch. __|
I am ?? CUTTING SOUVENIR BLOCKS !
' f roni Cold Harbor battlegrounds;
I shells, grnpeshot and bulleta imbed
j del In same; parties wishing same
; address WILLIAM BOWLES. IL F. D.
1. Richmond. 'Phone, county Hue.
Ill 1._
I for saii-~T>irOg"store in roa
i n?ke, stock and fixtures; inventory,
five years' lease; entrances two
streets, owner has other IntcrcstB.
Address SALOL, care Times-Dis ?
j patcli.
! for wagons. GO to RICHARDSON .
1 - BROS. tUS Brook Avenue.
i FOR sale. A iia no SOME; massiv!:.'
o.uartered-oai<. petition, 17 feet wide,
by 12 1-2 feet high. 501 East Main.
FOR SALE, 500 shares VIRGINIA-;
Ohio Oil Company stock at 50 Cents '
share; worth $1,25 share; par ing ?i ;
per cent, dividend; Address p. <>
Box 21 g. _
eocr-"ciiair" i':arber shop for
sale, good hLi:;ir.-.'j3 L 375. care
Times-Dispatch.
F O |? s A L E, BEST MERCANTILE
1 staml in Gordonsville, Vu.; with ten- |
re.,in dwelling attached, oh Main
Street, in bean of business district,
\ with stable and other nut hut Id in us
Price, $2,500. This Is a bargain. Foi
further particulars address SHAOK
j ELFORD ?v WARREN. Orange. Va
j GROCER! ES?CASH TALKING: DIN-,
lop flour, per sack. 34c: Gold Medal j
; Hour, p?r sack. 12 ? : leaf lard, pound, I
12 l-2c.; water-ground meai. peck,
'? 25r.; sugar-cured ham. per pound.;
1 7?- : California ham. pound, 1 ?? I-2c!:; j
Irish potatoes, 20c. peck, per bushel. !
75c. good eoffeo; pound. 20c: balance j
of our stock satin rate. AUGUST'
GROCERY CO.. ?>i! and East
_Mii^sIuH 1 j_'Phonc Madiaon_4500-1232.!
! FQR SALE. NATIONAL CASH REGIS- j
tor. Dayton platform computing ]
scale. delivery wagon. Applv a I ?
AUGUST GROCERY CO.. 61] and CRI i
Hast Marshall Street. Madison j
pHone JjuC-1232.
P J. A NIE R S. STAVE MACHINERY. !
shingle mill-, lath mills, cut-off saws; :
rip saws, resaws, sawmills, wood
turning lathe and blowers: second-?
hand; guaranteed. I. BLUFoRD &?
, CO.. 1538 '? p;ast Ca-fy Strqet.
FOR SALE. A GOOD TOP BUGGY- $1(7;
one trap. }::.">; one furniture wagon,
?3T.; one two-horse truck. $125; one
Cab, $125: one runabout. $25; one
phaeton, 565 Soe TIIOS. II. DUKE
j .? ?fei.CQ.. Brook Avenue
JUST RECEIVED TW< I CA 111.1 ?ADS I IF
buggies, surreys, phaetons, wagons '
and runabouts of the latest styles
and cuts. You can be suited in Style,
quality and prices. Call and look ,
over my stock before buying. B. C. |
1 BRISTOW. 13-15 N. eighteenth S:.
LUMBER. LATHS. SHINGLES, SASE,
blinds, doors. WOODWARD & SON.
Ninth and Arch. Richmond. Va.
NO W 1 S~ T HE TI ME ! TO 11 A V E YOi j R
automobile painted for spring. The
best work at R; II. BOSIIER'S SONS.
1 T> South Ninth Street.
$157?KINGSBURY OAK CASE PIANO;
this :_- a good instrument for the '
i children to learr. on; $.* per week
pavs for .il; stool and scarf ineluded.
CRAFTS. Fifth and Grace Streets;
$T'3S~s7rl' Y V KS AN T W? I ?N I' T "< 'A S E
I Piano; large case; full tone; over- j
strung base magnificent machine- |
carved panels; just the tiling to start
tlie little girl oh; $1 per week pays5
I for this bargain. CRAFTS. Fifth
and Grace Streets. Send for our list
j of used pianos.
$68?SVV E ET -TON E D, WALNUT CASE
piano and stool;* 50c per week pays
for it: call early. -CRAFTS, Fifth
and Grace Streets.
$Tt"--PARLOR ORGAN, WALNUT \
ease; very sweet toned; .--tool in- !
eluded. CRAFTS, Fifth and Grace !
Streets.
$35?KIM BALL P?I?3?R ORGAN, j
walnut case; French mirror; very |
heavy mellow toned; 50c per week!
buys it. Send for our bargain list \
of used organs. CRAFTS. Fifth and j
Grace Streets. _j
?UR WAGONS ARE SUITABLE FOR
every business. They- are built to
stand the test. Large stock to se?
lect from. Easy terms. A. MEYER'S
_SONS\_731 E. dry._
THE BEST LINE OF BUSINESS BUG*
gies In stock. You will find in the
city. We are yours for qtilck service.
See our stock and get our prices.
We are anxious to do business.
TWO NEW RUBBER-TIRED PHAE
tons reduced In price to sell. They
may suit you.
THE BEST ARRANGED STORM BUG- j
gy on the market. No danger in
doors locking on you in case of acci?
dent.
one STEEL-TIRED concord. LIT
! tie used. Will sell cheap. One latin
I dry wagon, one steel-tired buggy,
two rubber-tired runabouts, second?
hand, but little used. These arc bar?
gains. BRISTOW-WORSHAM co.
I I CC. East Main._
j pc\i^^^s^ct^sii? iL me ?noch.
I For sale, one large young
[ mule, sound and a good worker.
I Sold for want of use. Can be seen
nt 120? L'ast Gary Street, on the loth
and tllh. _
PEDIGREED DU ROC JERSEY PIGS*.
5515 pair; young hows, $20; prize R
i. Red eggs. $1, 20; $h 100. Pedi
. greed Scotch collie pupa. $10
SHADY BROOK FARM, Route 2. Koa ?
poke. Va._
OKB OFi -TlIE-11a n ds?mEST~PAI R CR?
marc mules in Richmond 6 years old;
will work single or double; in line
order. Price, $300 if sold nt once.
Can be seen at CRULL'S STABLE, IS
South Tenth Street.
i^Gsl"^io7i5V?F?lrl'" s A le."'"sTngle
conib White Leghorn eggs. $1 per
setting of 15; Indian Runner duck
eggs. $1 per setting of 11. W. M.
M [LAM. R. F. 1 No- 4, City.
VCftXi SAL*e1 40 YOUNG MULES AND
horses, weighing 1,100 to 1.200. W.
P. LlPSCOMB,sCharlottoaville. Va.
Beat estate icr gent
i -Mxi'cholso'n'^'h'Vt'Ckkv; SEVEN
(?'nuns, lovely home; choap rent. An- i
l>ly 320 West .Main Street; MARCUS I
mccay;_;_
for ? rent, nick ; waterfront
farm p( 23 heres or cloarcu* land
desirable location; convenient. t'?
steamboat, ?iure ami post-ufllcc.
Terms attractive. For full particu?
lars address "K.." care Tlmcs-Dls
patch.
W f. CAN: PL '?: as E~ you!* F i i (ST c A I -1.
to see u.s Sf you wish to buy. sell,
rent or Insure. D. N. walker .t
CO.. Real Estate and Insurance. No.
1, Mutual Bundling (entraneo cornet
Ninth and Main)._
-Kcal estate tor gzait.
for SA LET n BW I) ET A C1I ED F RA M 1".
'dwelling near Chimborazo Bark; all ?
modern improvements; right ui>-to-!
date. For terms apply 315 North
Thirty-Sixth Street. _
WE CAN PLEASe you! FIRST CALL
to see us if you wish to buy. sell ,
rent or Insure. D. n. WALKER
co.. Real Estate and Insurance. No.
i. Mutual Building (.entrance corner '
Ninth and Main).
FOR A SUBURBAN HOME OR A j
farm; large or small, on car lino or
railroad, see our 1911 catalog?o
AMOS A- POIN D ENTER: 1110 East;
Main;
'1" \ V O MANl" F AC TURING SITES* '~FOR ',
sale. S. A. L. tracks; cheap. .1. L
TALI A FKK RO, . 11 Twenty-ninth
_Street;_
MAGNIFICENT COUNTR Y iHOMES, IN 1
Piedmont Virginia and the Hlatbrio
Shenaridoah Valley: splendid homes
and blue grass farms near Warren
ton. Leesburg antl Berryvlll> Apply .
(<? F. SCOTT CARTER. Wurroi't?n;
Va.. or JOHN HILL CARTER, Loea
hurg. Va.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS; OCR
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargains In
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare.
Write for free catalogue. Addresj ,
J. R ELAM. Box 267. Ctiarlottesvtll?.
_ Veu __j
WANTED. TO SELL RESIDENCE
wlih two or four lets, in Woodland
Heights; cplendld location; splendid
building; all modern improvements
See it now before another buys it
Address DR. D. ?. WILSON. I la X
Fifth street; or phone Monroe 2S2B.
YOURRENT ACCOUNT PLACED ,
with N. W. BOWe & SON in-ure?
beet results._j
OS-ACRE FARM. WITH'' BUI I *D I NO.S. j
51,000; 484 acres. with buildings, j
ST.finn; ijo acres. some buildings,
51.0410: Iff? acres, fine farm. $6.000;
G acres oh car line near city, 51.$00.
Must sell these farms quick. Sec j
owner at once. W. C. SCIIROEDER.
1301 East Main Street, second lloor. :
Cual anti <&?oou
LONG'S wood"'S EXAt'H iVf Li K E A I.L
pood. dry. heating wood?It lists, and ,
your work goes on smoother. His i
coal makes ashes after it burns. I
Ma?iiS'.;n I'M''.' and 10Ti?. _,
HICKORY STOVE WOO'
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood in the city cut
to stove lengths? You can get It
by 'phoning your order to Madison
411.. Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY.
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS FOR
wood and coal of quality. We urn
here to please you. Madison 600S, ?
NORTHS!DE WUOD ?ND COAL CO.. 1
610 North Sl?;th Street. '_,
______
HEIRS OF WARNER JONES ?THE
no:;l <>f kind of Warner Jon* ? i<-!
oi 6d); deceased, late of Caroline j
county, Va., will find it to their ad?
vantage t<> -.ommunicale wun T, d.
FiNLETTER, 14Hi South Petin Square. .
Philadelphia. Pa.
WANTED. TO BUY FOti CASH rlUUHKf
hold good? In any quantity. Phon:
ifaOifor 3SFC
skc?.nd-il A N 11 MA CHI N k RY OF i
of every description bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E.
Cary St. riiuiic Madison :'.52G.
iTii^cf'tlancaus.
'" " now' Ts' yiitjr pi an? j?
Will vor allow me to deepen!
A X' 1 . B ! ". A UTI F ^ I TS TON e W ITH !
X? > EXPENSE to YOU UNLESS
PERFECTLY SATISFIED? I CAN
i ?> ? THIS, no MATTER WHAT THE !
.MAKE, age or CONDITION OF!
YOUR INSTRUMENT. AT A COST
SO 1/??W AS NOT To BE CONSID?
ERED IX COMPARISON WITH THE
IMPR?VM ENT EFFECTED. AND I
BY THE LATEST AND ONLY HIGH?
LY APPROVED MEANS TO IM?
PROVE THE TONE OF A PIANO
PREVENT IT FROM BECOMING
PUT OR METALLIC IX TONE, AND
11 F.MOV K Ti l BSE C O N d 1 T I O N S '
WHEN DEVELOPED. IF YOU II AVE ]
HAD THE LEAST CAUSE FOR DIS?
SATISFACTION PHONE MADISON
7110-L. AND ALLOW ME. WITHOUT 1
THE SI.1' UITEST OBLIGATION < '
YOUR PART. To DEMONSTRATE
THAT I CAN DO TIOS FOR YOUR
INSTRUMENT. NUMBERS OF IN?
DORSEMENTS FROM HIGH-GRADE
MUSICIANS AND OTHERS in AND]
<>FT OF RICHMOND. -L II. TAG- !
GART. PIANO TONE SPECIALIST
G4T. NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO GET SLOil
FOR NOT HING? A LADY who
BOUGHT A COLDSTElN RUST :
FORM LAST WEEK. AND IS MAK- '
INC. HER COAT OX THIS FORM. ;
CAME TO SHOW IT TO US AX d
IT WAS MORE BEAUTIFULLY
MADE and A BETTER FITTING j
COAT THAN ANY Li A DIES' TAILOR:
COULD TURN" OFT. THIS coat,
WAS BxamtNed BY SOME OF Till-:!
I LEST LADIES' TAILORS. and
THEY ADMIT THAT THEY COULD|
NOT DO BETTER. THIS SUIT WAS.
made of VERY EXPENSIVE MA
TERIALS AND LININGS'. AND ONLY
COST II ER 523.00. WHEREAS a
LADIES' TAILOR COULD NOT DU?
PLICATE same PoR less than
5(50.00. THIS SHOWS THAT HER :
SUIT COSTS HER LITTLE more
THAN one-THIRD the TAILORS'
PRICE. AS THIS IS THE BEGIN?
NING OF the SPRING SEASON.
AND MANY LADIES WI si I TO
MAKE THEIR OWN SUITS, WE
WTLL SELL 100 BUST FORMS FOR
51.50: REGULAR PRICE. 52,50. I
WILL GIVE FULL INFORMATION
HOW TO MAKE SKIRTS AND
COATS FREE of CHARGE. ONLY
ONE BUST FORM AT THIS PRICE
TO A CUSTOMER. THE GOLD?
STEIN BUST AND COLLAR FORM
MFG.. ",\ NORTH SEVENTH
STREET,
bakery.
lr.o FANCY CAKES. 70C: 100 LEMON
cakes, 35c.; 10? almond cakes, 35c.;
100 lady fingers, G5c. DRINKARD'S,
423 1-2 n. Sixth._
MATTRftrSSEto.
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE j
now. sanitary methods used; reliable;
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, 711
East Broad Street. Madison 3204.
______ CLEANING.
Til 13 BEST DYEING AND CLEANING
can be found at GILL'S; Suits
scoured and pressed, 75c. 32fi North
Fifth. 'Phone 4M?'2.
SHOE REPAIRING.
MEN'S SHOES. w HOLE- SOLED, 51;
half-soled. 75c.: lud loa', 60c.; chil?
dren's. 40c... and up, according to
size. Every pair sowed; no nails,
or pegs. Best leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 7IB E
Main. Phono Monroe 2j667. _
_^_*. R^AIRINU.
! YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by WM TORI EN, .lit., is *
guarantee that It Is done properly.
Twontv years' experience. Cleaning,
II; mein tiprlng*. 81.....4Q8 En?' ?roa<1
Street. Ml work guaranteed,
Table iVHote Dluncr? Snturritiy
mid Sondny evening*, II to II o'clock,
91.00 each.
Richmond, Va.
The moot magnificent hotel in tn?
South. European plan. Rooms ?ingle
and en B?lte, with and without batha.
Spacious sample rooms.
Kate. Jl.ftO per da.y '1110 upwar?.
satlnntti <?itp Resorts
GALEN HALL.'
AND COTTAGES
HOT XL AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Alwayeopau. Always ready. Alvraysbuary.
F. Im YOUNG. Gr-nT Mannes?
HOTEL ABSECOSNT I
Virginia Ave., near Steel Plor. j
Atlantic City, X. J.
Fireproof. l.arK^ sun /parlor, rooms with '
private ba: h ? room? y(\h 1 running water. 1
Klcvator ?i> afreet ijrvel?modern In every j
particular?special sprint: rate?. Booklet, j
O. D. PAINTER,
"iSLSSSWOOTH
OP KAN iltO.NT. VIRGINIA AVrNTK.
Capacity, 100. l"rosh and sea wilier In all
baths. .\ne rlcan or Ruropean plan. Or?
chestras Special carh- fasun terms. Always
open. Booklet, \VMi hvman. Prop.
FRANK M. PROBBUS. Mgr._ \
ji?nhrupt potters, j
NOTICE " Y iFv'"FIR"HT~' AHSE' *f IK'G' ' OF
CREDITORS.
Ju the matter of \ No. 1 OOS. 1
WILLIAM w. TAYLOR. > In
Bankrupt. J Bankruptcy I
IN TUB DISTRICT COURT OF TUK
UNITED STATUS. FOR TUB EAST
BRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA;
To the creditors of WILLIAM W. TAY
UJk, of Richmond, in the county of 1
llenrico and district aforesaid?j
Bankrupt. |
Notice Is hereby given that on the 1
?Ul tlav of March, A. D. 1011, the
sr. id WILLIAM W. TAYLOR was,
duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that
the llrst meeting of his creditors will 1
he held in my office, Rooms Nns. 802
and 803, American National Bank
Building. Richmond, Va., on tiie 22d |
DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1911. at Pi
o'clock In the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a. trustee, ex
uiiilnc the bankrupt, and transact - uch
other business as ma; prop?-ly ocihp
before said ineoting.
TIlO.j. B. SN E ...
Referee in Bankr .i'.-v. 1
Mai eli .s. 1011.
NO TT CK OF FIRST M BIOTINC OF
CREDITORS,
h. the iuutlor 01 1 No 1007;
HENRY I'. NIVISON. in
Bankrupt. * Bankruptcy. !
IN TUB DISTRICT COURT OF TUB
UNITED STATES FOR Till-: EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of HENRY I'. NIV?
ISON, of Barton Heights, in the coun
ly pf llenrico and district aforesaid?
I :.i ul-: rupl:
X' tlee is be re by given th.it. on the
_711> day of Februar j, a. d. 1011. the said
HENRY I'. NIVISON was duly ad?
judicated bankrupt, and that the Urst
tue01 ing >'f his creditors will be bold
in my office. Rooms Nos, s02 and s03
American National Rank Building,
Richmond, Va.. on the I4TH day OF
MARCH, A, d. lf-11. at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, at which time the
aatd creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bus?
iness as may properly conie beforu said
meet Inc.
TIIOS. P.. SN BAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Marek ::. 1011.
N?TICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
In the matter of I No. lolO. i
I1YMA.N SEGAL; In
Bankrupt. > Bankruptcy, 1
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of 11 Y.MAN SEGAL,
of Richmond, in the county of lien
rlcd and district aforesaid?Bank?
rupt :
Notice is hereby given that on the
dny of March, A. D. 1011. the said
HVMAN REGAL was duly adju?
dicated bankrupt, and that the
hist meeting- of his creditors will
t>.- held in my ofhee. Room* Kos. S02
and so::. American National Bank Build?
ing. Richmond, Vs., on the 22D DAY'
OF MARCH. A. D. 1011, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, ex?
amine the pankrtipt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
before saifl meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
March ^. 1011;
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In tie 111.Ittel- ot ) No. 1O0P I
TU EOI ?ORB K I DWELL. ? In.
Bankrupt. j Bankruptcy !
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of THEODORE KID
WELL, of Richmond, in ihr- county
of llenrico and district aforesaid?
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given lhat 011 the Ith
Cu-.y of March. A. D. Rill, the said
THEODORE Kl DWELL wa,n duly ad?
judicated bankrupt, and that the hist
meeting of his creditors will he held
in ipy ofllce. Rooms Nos. 802 and Su;:.
American National Bank Building.
Richmond, Vn,. on the 22D DAY OF
MARCH. A, D. 1011, at If) o'clock In
the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors, may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, oxaniiue the.
bank rupl and transact such other busi?
ness as may properlj come before said
meeting. '
TIIOS n. SN BAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Mureh ?, I fil I.
$>CQ00l?,
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE
Medicine?Dentistry?-riinrniaey.
For ?Bsnlon at lOlO-Ml.
New Building.. Perfect equlp
ment. .Experienced faculty of eigh?
ty-one teachen.
,
"""'The "manager of (he A hot t - Eispha III
concert dcsjles to thank the.
Cable Piano Company
for the use of the superb
Mason & Hamlin Grand Piano
used in lb" ivcita i T'.'c-.'f ?>? night.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS,
j Open dally from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
I Admission. 25c, Fro? on Saturdays;
auction ?alcs. tEfjis 39nj>. <StiaionJ^s(.,Cbtt~"
t ~ = 'V
The Valentine Auction Co., Auctioneers,
e.rs East Broad Street, Richmond, Ya.
Large Stock Groceries, Fine Store Fix?
tures, Horse, Wagon and Harness,
Runabout, Top Buggy, etc.,
AT AUCTION.
Oh account of rcttrihi: from business we will .-oil foiOlr: .J. H. 11 Irsch,
732 West Broad Street; Richmond, \'a..
fills THURSDAY. MARCH D. I911j
10:30 o'clock A. M..
bi entire Stoi k and Store and Butcher Fixtures, Vehicles, Horse, etc.;
consisting or in pait?
STOCK?-50 cases Jamestown and Monogram Tomatoes. 50 cases .James?
town and Monogram Corn, :.'."> cases Peaches, ;, cases Ar go starch. 2 cases
Lump Starch, i cases Qrnndn\a, 10 cases Atlantic Matches. 5Q rolls Wrap?
ping Paper. 50 crates Butter Trays. 2 barrels Lard, ! barrel Vinegar, 1
barrel Molasses, .*.n>i a number of various, kinds of case goods in one and
? wo-case lots. Also a large assortment on shelves, comprising all of the
best brand? and quality of Groceries on the market. Ton large an assort?
ment t'> enumerate All brands of Soaps. Cereals; etc,, Coffees. Teas. Sugar.
Flour. Lard. Cottelone. Compound, ? tc.
Fixtures?Fine "Thockara" Butcher Refrigerator, with mirrors and
plass front. ?!.-.? IOxI0?:-I feet. Flat Ice Ro.\. Showcases. Store and Butcher
Counters, Me it Back. Meal Scales. National Cash Register. Cashier Desk.
Cheese Knife, etc.
VEHICLES?One good Horse, good Delivery Wagon. Harness, good
Runabout and Top Buggy.
This is one of Hie largest stocks of Groceries, etc., offered by us for
some time.
I Silo positive. Oocds shipped at cost.
THK VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
i Auctioneers.
V_ *
i&eal (Estate for &>ale.___'
* * ^FOR SALE. I
W. Grace Street
ISOO block. Nine rooms' three baths
and thoroughly modern. Scml-de
tael\ed.
Price $9,000
Grove Avenue
2100 block. Eight rooms, latrobe,
combination gas and electric lights.
Dot 2S by 130.
! Price $7,000
Kensington Ave.
Nine rooms. Hot water heat. Mod
j era (hroughout.
; Price $7,250
Boulevard
We have the cheapest lot on this
avenue. 100 b.V 130. on corner. There
is a sure profit in this.
GOLSAN & NASH,
Tenth and Main
Jftcetmgs.
NOTICES OF MEETING OF STOCK?
HOLDERS.
Notice la hereby given that a. special
meeting of the stockholders of the
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY has been called by resolu?
tion of the Board of Directors of sold
company, to be held at the principal
office of said .company at Seventh and
Main Streets. In the city of Richmond.
V?iV on TUESDAY, THE MTtl DAY OF
MARCH. 1011, at the hour of 12 o'clock
noon, foe the following purposes amon?;
others:
1. To consider and not upon a pro?
posed indenture between the Virginia
Rollway and Power Company and the
Equitable Trust Company of Now
York, trustee, supplemental to aud
amending In certain particulars the
mortgage or deed of trust of the Vir?
ginia Railway and Power Company tc
said trustee, dated July 1. 1903. to se
oure an authorized laaue of $15,000,000
of ftrst and refunding raortguge bonds.
2. To consider and act upon r propo?
sition for refunding certain of the
bonds secured by underlying mortgage
I llene on the properties of said com?
pany more fully set out in Its tlrst and
refunding mortgage of July l. ISOS,
aforesaid.
3. To consider aud act upon a prop?
osition and proposed agreement for
the Bale by said company of Us first
and refunding mortgage bonds secured
by the Indenture of July 1, 1909, aforct
sald, to an aggregate ani"unt of }:],
600,000, bel?g a psrt ot the bonds re
Berved under Held mortgage for re?
funding and retiring underlying bonds
and for Improvements, additions and
extensions to property and other cor?
porate purpoBos, as more f 11II3- set out
In sold mortgage.
4. To oonsider and act upon any mat?
ter pertinent to any out* or more of
the objects aforesaid and any other
matter or tratters whloh may x>rjpcr
ly be considered or acted upon at &
special or general meeting of the
etookholdera of said company.
The transfer hooks for the stock of
suld company will De e.lased at noon
on Saturday, the 25th day of Feb?
ruary. 1911, and reopened at t| o'clock
A. M. on Wednesday, the 18th day of
Ma roh, 1911.
By order of the Rodrd of Director*.
_f!'r"'" v>'T'tT.,' 1 Secretary,
Richmond, Va.. March l. istL
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Trcdegar Com-j
puny will be held at tlit: company's
oflleo in the city of Richmond on
MARCH 15. 1911, at 11! M.
.1. R. .1. ANDERSON'.
Secretary.
a STATED COM MUNICATION OF
'Metropolitan Lodge, No. 11. A.. F.
\& A. M.. will be held in the Ma?
sonic Temple THURSDAY AFTER?
NOON. March ;t. inn. j,i r, o'clock.
Membors of sister lodges and transi
eni brethren are cordially Invited.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
_ W. N. WAT KINS. See'y.
&iu&eno Notices'.
Office of the
La-nston Mpntpypo .Machine Co.,
Philadelphia, Pri.
THE n<?ARD OF DIRECTORS HAS
this day declared i? iiuartcrly divi?
dend of I ^-2 per cent, on the capl
tal stock of this company, payable
on the .50TII DAY OF MARCH, 1911,
in stockholders of record at thu close
ot business March 23, 1911.
.1 SELLERS BANCROFT.
Treasurer.
Philadelphia. March V. 1911._
^ealefci $ih'opo*al&>.
Ofllce of
Board of Public Roads.
Spot sylvan iu County,
Spotsylvaniti, Va.. March 2, 1911.
Tili: BOARD OF PUBLIC ROADS OF
Spotsylvunia cotuity will receive bids
for four bridges, Bids will be re?
ceived for steel superstructure and
concrete substructure; also for same
bridges with concrete superstructure
lind substructure. The board re?
ceives the right to reject anv and
nlj. bids. A certified check for Id per
,oeht. 01 the bid and made payable to
Dr. W. A. Harris, secretory of hoard,
must accompany each bid. Plans are
on nie i.n the State Highway Corn
inifisloner's ofllce. Richmond. Va., and
. A. F. .Brown. Engineer. Fredericks'
burn. Va.
Ullis opened in Fredericksburg.
\ a.i MARCH It), at 11 A. M.
DR. W. A. HARRIS.
1 Secretary Hoard of Public Roads.
Bv C. L. & II. L. Denonn,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OP
Neat House and Lot
ON EAST SIDE OF TWENTY-FIFTH
STREET. NEAR THE NINE MILE
ROAD.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated
March 10. 1S96, recorded In clerk's
office, llenrico county, in D. B. 151 A,
page 101. and at request of noteholder,
default haying been made In payment '
of debt, secured, I will sell by auction,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH JS, 1911,
at 5 o'clock P. M?
! the real estate described In said doed
as all that, lot, piece or parcel of land,
with the Improvements thereon, lying
and being in the county of llenrico,
Va., fronting twenty-two feet on the
eastern line of Twenty-fifth Streot,
being lot No. 2, and five feet of lot
No. 3, on a plat recorded with deed
from Bolton and others to W. O. Burch.
dated February 15, 1395.
The improvements consist of neat
frame dwelling, containing about live
rooms.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sal?.
any taxes due. and to pay a note of
$500, witn interest from September 10,
1010; balance at one and two yoars.
6 per cent, interest, secured by deed
of trust on property; or all cash, at
I option of purchaser.
C. Li DENOON.
Trustee.
i Till'. ABOVE SALE POSTPONED
? on account of weather till FRIDAY,
: MARCH 10. at same hour.
AUCTION SALE
OF
VERY HANDSOME MAHOGANY FUR?
NITURE AT "CENTER IIIEU," PE
! TERSRURG, VA.. ON
I TUESDAY, MARCH 11. 1911,
I at 10:50 A. M.
At the above time and place wo will
sell by public auction the following,
In Hall?Mahogany Sofas. Centre
Tables, Side Tables, eight-foot Mahog?
any Clock, fine Rugs, Uprig-ht Piano.
In Parlor?Mahogany Centre and Side
Tables. Candle Stands. Card Tables.
Secretary, Bookcase. fTawfoot Sofa.
Divans. Rurs. Straight Chairs and
Rockels.
In Dining Room?Four Sideboards
(Chippendale. Sheraton. Hepplewhite
nnd Colonial'*; these are very beauti?
ful; a Massiv,-, feieret. Dining Table,
Chairs, Clock, Rugs.
In Library?Bookcases Music Stand,
Leather Seat Chairs, Tables. Engrav?
ings. -Mirrors.
In Bed Room?Bureaus, chest of
Drawers. Candle stands. Chairs, Ward?
robe, Tables. Brass lied. Rugs, Lace
Cm tains. Hatrack.
All the furniture is most desirable
mahogany, beautifully carved 'in*! in
perfect condition.
We will also sell a Gymnasium, Re?
frigerator, two Marble Greyhounds, one
hr. Lawn Mower. Iron Fence. Yard
Sweeper, and many articles, too numer?
ous to mention. This sale affords op?
portunity to persons wishing handsome
mohoghuv furniture.
' MRS. OHAS. HALL 1!) A VIS.
PA NN 1 EL ? 11 A RR ISON.^
Auel 'oncers.
t&eal estateJor j&?itt.
GREEN cTREDD'S
RENT LIST
HIS West Avenue. 11 rooms (fur?
nished) .$000
f.01 West Grace Street, 12 rooms.. 600
1122 West Main Street. 8 rooms.. 180
1802 Grove Avenue, 7 rooms. iOo
2006 West Main Street, 9 rooms... 360
filO Lamb Avenue, 8 rooms. 260
3009 E, Main Street, 9 rooms. 360
202 N. Strawberry Street, 7 rooms 330
1727 Floyd Avenue, 7 rooms. 380
1212 N. 23d Si root. 9 rooms. 270
file Beverly Street, 7 rooms...... 216
Corner West and Wallace Streets, 6
rooms . 180
Hi N. 29th Street. 7 rooms. 144
90S Wost Main Street, 7 rooms. 2d
flat (heat free). -CO
Bellevue Apartment. No, I, ',' rooms 4 20
1020 W. Main St., i rooms, ist Hat. 270
2014 Grove .we.. ;:d flat; 8 rooms.. 2Ri
lOOO' N. Boulevard, - rooms. 2d Hat 200
1511 N. Dickinson, f. rooms. 2d fiat. S.OIl
Phone Monroe 2100.
_30 NORTH NINTH STREET.
FOR RENT.
No. 91 5 West
Main Street
Recently put in good order and rent
reduced to $25.600 per month.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
I 1 North r.l>-' enth Street.
Raleigh Apartment
Upexpired b ase on one of the most
desirable of those apartments. Pos?
session at once.
Apply to
J. NELSt iN STEELE; ' R ?
11". Mutual Building,
or 1. D. CaRXEAL ?<?- SON.
6 N'drtli Eleventh Strock
&eal ?stnte.
A SPACIOUS
SUBURB
WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES OF
RICHMOND.
Is being divided into huif-aere garden
lots and sold to colored people. This
broad domain, possesses such prelimi?
nary improvements as lawns and
groves and roadways, ami Is now readv
for A fro-American* who desire to.
build their homes in a lovely spot
which, unites city advantage* with the
charm and wholesoiiivaes- ?>{. country
life. For :i description of this enter?
prise, write to.
CAPTAIN tM'.-SONS.
The- founder and owner of Giert Allen?
?Va. ? ' <'e

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