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Greater Itlrhiuond'a (.murr Nev??|>npi-r |
?he?imf# *^&> fi^imlrh
GREATEST XV A NT AND HB Ali ES
TATI'; MEIIIl M IS VIRGINIA, AMI
ON Vi OF THIS 1IEVA' IN AMERHA.
Want Ad Rates
In effect Juno 11. 1311.
null}, ?ine i'rni in r nurd wheu pnld
In advance. No A?. tukeu lor Icnm IUbjO
ten (.?emu.
??lie uiiil one-half er?!? n vioril nil
rln.iMltlentloua except Situation \\ iintt'il
lor Simony. Munition Wanted. o?? rent
n nurd. No All. -iuhIm: tnKen (ur I?1?*'
Ibmi llftreli centn,
?>? Ada. lukra lue lean tUun Dvcnt?;
Bve Centn when ?Jiunrtl In or ebarlted
a t the counter.
Phone orders m>< Riinrniilrrd.
? InMnllli-niloii nut uiinriiiilerd nfier
Pt.m P. M.
for bualneiui contracts, amd tor Hie
Want Ad. >I|HI. iih.m,- Monroe 1.
%o?t aiiD jFouno
X.<>$-V,~ '\:\vv\i-'-ii? .\tk 'i. <\ 'L'iT.
common stock tin h Im res), IseueOT to
.Mildred ii. Miu.li.ll i . binary b.
1010. Transfer mopped; new oortlll
cat,; applied lot. Howard $0 il n
turn.d to DR. B. J. BAKER. 1302
i Balnbridgo sn,. i
tjelp CLtu.... iWUlf
\ n TI?: I >t <: A l a N l /. I. I. 1 i'tON VV OluC
era with ptiy fr,oiu 83,00 lo i-'.Ji per
; diem. For further Inrorinaiioii up.
'ply t-> tin RuaEd of labor ISM
1 pl?ymknt, Navy Vard Station.
Portsmouth, v.,.
v. AN'J'Kl?, Ii V i .1: \T.< 111 v to IKI: t11E
pictures of the Tltatile dlBuatei' this
week :>t Hi.- Lubiii, Head tiio c?m
i-i-.i'a awful stoi y.
\\ ant EU, RELIABLE EAUMl.lt N. iTH
good team lo oultlvato lat'gu farm
near Itlohtnond at once. Apply Room
No. !.:. North .'? [Ith Street.
s?jknts, n3 mat i what you
are sell I it if, whether to stores, fuc
tor.ii s or house to house, you eun
add our proposition nod double youi
present Income. SOUTHERN COR?
PORATION, 103 North Eighth Street.
Richmond.
\\ anted, for. c .- ahm v.' able
bodlcd, unmarried men, betweonuKca
of is and :ti. citizens oi United blutcs,
of good character and loinporato hab?
its, who can speak; read aiul wrlic
the" English language, For 'oforms
lion a:pi> to ItecruliinK Officer,
j-. Broad Hi reel, Itlchmotid, _va.
l'rehh FEEDER WANTED. Al'l'I.V
Off_Hank Sinei_
YOU All ? wanted KOR . GOVERN
inint Job. IV) irionlh. Send postal for
list .,r positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Uep t too O. Itochcsler,
NY. _
WANTED, REGISTERED PHARMA
eist, cive all particuiam l>v letter.
BA Ll^ston pi i ARM AC Y, Bnllatoii.
Va,_
WANTED. a'l <..\''e. nEUIHTEKEO
oi imnlalered assistant druKBlst
loss rou can furnish Al crodohtlal?
doh'i apply. Stale salary expected,
iib". married or single and when
?0? r-an re,,..rt. WHITE DRUO CO.,
fftrnivllle, va
\VANTi:ii. t\vb COitNlCR \vo~rTcerb.
I.ite Insurance building. Tenth nu<i
Cripitol Birects. Apply to C. il.
GUNTHER._
Wanted," locomotive maohin
isla by l!ic t'. A- 0 ItallaaV r"i rilt
? N a ? ? ? ? . ._
sniidtioii'j v.U(inrr!3. iwaic
v. \5cti:i?. PbTfiVjON AS MAKKUP
foreman on some fix or eight-page
daily paper; or as assistant makoup:
mar: i'd; best references. Address
KOREMAN, p. 0. ?ox if'T, StiiTolk,
?.Va,_
CiH HR MASTER AND BASS 's- ?1/ ?1ST
position desired: 15 years' export
? iic>- in choir and choral work, good
refcreueesj Canadian Apply K Ii??.
? are Tlnies-1 dspati ii
kicThstTHTeTJ " rii?ii.MAf isT de
fiT. i relief ?ork. references. Aa
tlr< ? n h i-.-ir. Tli i ? ; ntch.
i;>rlp UUantf?, "j-fiiidlc
hi) GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE. WillT
LOCK BRANCH, TWENTY-THIRD
AND MAIN STREETS.
WANTED. YOUNG LADY* VOCALIST
to ?'i'ii; Illustrated songs at moving
picture show! nlBhts only. State
? iinry expected. Address f oin, eare
Times-Dispatch._
La i -! i :s. NO M ATTEII W11A T YOU
nur soiling, whether ?<> ?ih>es or
lious.- to house, >"U can add uur
proposition and double your pre^
? .-it income SOUTHERN CORPOR?
ATION, 102 North Eighth .Street.
Richmond.
COOK; GOOD (VAGES! ROOM ON LOT
Apply 509 f.ast Craee. _
WANTED.' ''NE WHITE feio'K. ONE
white maid, one white waitress, on i
white porter, W. II WILLSON, Box
V . H i. 'K v . V.-_
? Buuinrc? Oppottunittrs
W~VV!'l.l'. MAN WORTH JI".. PER
mouth In the soda water and IcO
cream business: best business s'to
in the Stato. Ji'.f.uo necessary. G. is.
i tin'; DON. Pho. us, V?
W ?NTED. "M A N >>V A hi i .IT V " W ITH
SS.Diifi or sio.fioi) as silent partner
In a good paying business, Thia in?
vestment will easily pay 10 per cent.
Answered strictly conhdontlal. if 'n
tercsted address P ?45, care Times.
Dispatch.
B?HI'I.RAN PHARMACY '(VIROINfA)
near Washington, 1). C.; good iiusl
ness; prowinj; eomniniilty: $2,400
<;ish. DR. W. C. WEIjBURN, 475
Pa. Ave.. Washington, D. C.
Mr,. MERCHANT: DO YOU WANT
to sell OUt (|UiCk for easliV Wo are
ready to purchase nil sixes 61 retail
Htoeka. Act i|tllck. PEINBI/)OM ?
CO., 718-18 East franklin, Richmond,
Va.
FORECLOSURE .sale. .;:'. BEVERLY
Streat, Friday, April 20, r. M.; a
chance to buy t home cheap: don't
forget lime and place.
if YOU HAVE 82,500 Yof can in~
v?ist, with services, scdtirinft an ex
iei\lent position, advise al otico.
"OPPORTUNITY," Post-Oince lt.,.v
No. r:^. i'iiv.
IP YOU HAVE a MERITORIOUS PAT.
ent. etc. which yi.u want organized,
systematized and marketed, address
B im. earn TJmei j 'isi.ateii.
" j.iotiffG
If?TlC " i's""fn:i:i-.nv c.ivex 'th at
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
preferred stock certificate. No, K\
441, for ten (10) shares, standing In
the. name of c. UraXtOn Bryan, has
been lost or mislaid, and that appli?
cation has been made to ihu Vir?
ginia-Carolina Chemioal Company
for t ho Issue of duplicate In lieu
thereof, au persons ore hereby
warned againsi piirclinsing or trad
Ins in !';,,,i ccrtlflcato.
(Slgli.)d) C: BRAXTON BRYAN.
WANTlol). THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
tIntt JAHNKE BROS.. Jewclera. 912
l-:nst Main Street, buy, sell, cxchnnijo
and RISMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old pold and ?II
ver always taken -in exchange._
BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD AND. Ex?
changed. LAWSON'S ROOK SHOP,
llfi East Mr.'.'id .Street.
COUNT the INDIANS as THEY PASS
' by. tli.n tumi'eins._
?olifitoi? iinti &alc^mcn
baees.MEN ' WANTED.- REAL [:>'
t?te, Inswanch men, stock salcsnien
preferred; unllnilted possibilities; J.">
prr cant, commission. Room Oio,
Flrsl National Bank, Fort Worth.
Texas, I
What kind of port?
answer to vesthrda V'S pu7.'/.le.
Ilnnk.
$01 -Suit
ROLL TOI' DUSK, llKMIXOTO.N
typewriter, outdoor show-'aae and
four counter showcases, cheap,
TOMl'KlNS. 82] \V. Broad
MOTOIt CYCLES, NEW AND SECOND*
hand; all prices. TOMl'KlNS, No,
33(J W Broad,
FOB sale. TWO NEW SLNOlT:
Iruukfej RICHARDSON BROS.. IH5
Bi ook a Venue.
?RiENtai. Rees AND carpets?AN
Inspection of mj high-grade collec*
Hun will uu doubt convince you of
iny low prices fur the gTs !u I iiandte
Many other ^???nt? und novelties un
iiaiiU. Onyx hosiery tor ladles, A. o,
Y Ait ID, ajj Noj Iii pi f tii Street.
FOR SALE. "NO. 5 "pui-SOMETKU
hU'Kiti Iiuihr. will pump Bi pel eent.
aatid or mUd; li-lnch discharge, iiu.li.
Inch steam. Alan 60-11.-P. boiler, IS
H.-p. engine, two ateam drill?; one
double-drum hoist, one single-drum'
hoist, derrick*, ears arid track; two
liorsvpowoi buist, winches and gen
eful Huurry or contractor's equip*
inetit, Addreaa 11 si. tare Times?
Dispatch.
I MY GENERAL, MERCANTILE BUS1
nesa in Sussex bounty, forty-live
miles of Richmond, Va.: eight miiea
oi the Atlantic Coast, Line. An es?
tablished business stand or twenty*
IIvo years, )I5,000 t,? |20.t>00 trade;
book* open to inspection to any one
ih:ti means business; to f.5.000
stuck, which can b? reduced to suit
buyer If he wish. Terms will bo
lUbdC v< rj easy. Address c eVd. care
1 lines*' 'lapatt ii_j
delicii ii's smith field halsa?;e
now mi sale it o n grocer's._,
FOll WAGONS <->?' TO RICHARDSON
BROS., 61C Brook Avenue. 1'alullng,
repairing and rubber-tire work.
1 Madison MST.
JwH BUY, HELL. AND exchange
scend-hand machinery uf every dc
aertptlon, i. BL.UFOUD At co.. liiis
East Cary street.
STCCOND-IIANIJ liO'?k SHOP .MOVED
from No. 11?; East Id Nu. 3 Weal
Biond Street. Books bought, soi'i
hihi exchanged a. Wi LAWSON, Pro.
pjl b tor._
i BJi .1t.LEj-f a~NI? BICYCLE HEPA II:
! :ng. Bubi carriages repaired. B1CK
ERSTAFF. lil I East Alwin.
; NEW < i DIVER TYPEWRITER. STAND
..r<i ?ioi) machine, never used; will
j take ?50. Address Box 1003. Rloh
j mend.
For sale, Lajt op mahogany
I furniture. Apply !<? .><>s Twenty*
j to V. lit h._;
FOR sa I.e. ONE LA ROE 111 loCEU'S
j icebox, one sniull refrigerator, one
j cheese case, <?;.< < ft? ? mill, 6110
I roll-top desk, one 11m 11 double-door
>.<U. Apply to 3.8IT KaSt Clay.
j ~oj v. 15! s j C???U to. jv . I.mi i
1 hi quantity. Ainu black, clay and
', mixed pea< I'or sale by D. ETHER
I DOE ?V; CO., ii-si: Commence street,
Norfolk. Va. _'
[TIMBER FOR SALE.? BY CONSERVA
I tlve estimate 1 ha\? between 8.000,
t'00 and ?,000,000 fedt of original
J growth and BCCond-growlh ptnettm
1 ber in Brunswick county. Noitli Car
I ollha. Rate on lumber to Richmond,
l-.c. Fur particulars address 1?.
P. BRYANT, Box 562, Wlmlngton,
N. c._
NOT NUEDING SAME, I WILL SELL
my standard fireproof safe, good as
now, .it :i bargain to quick cash pUr
chascr. Address O ISO, care T'nies
Dlspatcii.
TOR SA I.e. 'e VKit YTI11 NO TH.\T es
new :md stylish In the buggy lin' ?;
runabouts, phiiotons und surreys, rub?
ber und stc-vi Orr?, wo guarantee
every job. Lowest prices. Easy
terms. A. MEYER'S SONS, 7.H East
Cary Street._ __ _
vi 11; s a 1 Ve" on e ri'rrer-ti red
top buggy: one rubber-tired run?
about, good as new; one jumper und
Ono grocery wagon. These are nil
great r-nrguins. a. MEYER'S SONS.
731 E. t.'ury Streei _
YOU ALWAYS FlDL THE BILL WHEN
you ent Sinfl'ntle'd sun sage.
, A nTeeTjOt OF iTuSE.-. I.. CENTS
1 each: a good assort ment of hardy
plants, :. to r. cents. BEADLES.
Stop s, Petersburg Pfke
ilgcntG CCi.intr?
1 A11 EN TS. ? OCEAN'S << R E A T E S T
tragedy. Cligantlc steamship Titanic
goes to tin bottom on her maiden
tr'p. Multimillionaires, authors,
statesmen and Immigrants share the!
s-iiinc watery uiavc. Our great bunk,
profusely illustrated, will tell all
the thrilling story with personal ac?
counts of heroic self-sacrifice, innr
velous escapades and terrible suffer?
ings. i:<- tirat In the field and reap
a golden harvest. Liberal commis?
sion. Prospectus now ready, ?nitt?
free. Send 10c. to rover cost of
mailing. THE TIRiMPSON ri'r. CO..
SI LoiRs, Mo_
txrtil ectntr J'-oi- ?nlc
FORCED COURT SALE. VALUABLE
I liouso and lot, fil? Beverly stri -t.
I nine rooms, water, bath and gas: lot
1!> fret S Inches by feet; now is
your chanco; Friday, April loth, S
I'. M. mi the premises.
i INVESTMENT- " PROPERTY FORE
closed; <ik. Beverly street, nlne-rooui
house, water, gas and bath; lot IPX'.'?;
renting for $Us p?r month; sale Fri?
day, April 26, .', p, M . on premises.
FOR SALE, FARM CONTAIN INO
I eighty-six acre-, on Hampton River,
opposite the town of Hampton; two
minutes' walk to electric car line;
most beautiful location in tins sec?
tion; prlCO $150 per acre. Apply to
_I. O. i ll' TT en. Hampton. Va.
IIOMI! NEAR FOI: RST IIIl7F 1 ? AR k
for aalo cheap for cash, Address
N? P. O. Box 12, City._
FOR SALE MKAI' I ll'l EI.V I.O('.\TEn
corner lot, West End. high-daas col
nml neighborhood; extremely low
price, iitiick sale. Address (OWNER),
Box 638, CiM.
liUal e?tatc $01 lUnt
for'" ri;ntPofftcif "space "tn^fo?)
Hull Street, South Richmond. Ap?
ply on premises.
LAROE GROUND FIX50R STt IRAOE
.space for rent. 111') e fury Street.
Hoom? jrot Lxfnt
F?11 ' RENT. *N R'ELY Fl' T ItN I SI I El)
front room for gentlemen. .102 East
draco Sri-rot.
FOR RENT" n7 CK L Y FURNISH e D
rooms, with or '?ltiiovit board. 713
Ea&L MarghalL
focal CKtflte C?antrb
LiKT VoCK farms WITH J. a. con
NELLY ft CO. Wrtta postal fur ntc
if y lilullkH.
JSofli?tnp;
mais'on' franc:.\:.-r..' ua**' "mhitu
Ktichih Btreot. Richmond, W, t/ouii
I Chevalier. Prop (late chef I'a lau*
Hut'M, Ban Francisco, and chef Met
! rupolliaii Club, Washington, D C>,
i catering and preparing for private
dlnnerd a speclulty; French luble
d'hpto dinner dally. r..r.o to y P. M.
BOc; lunch dully. 11:30 a. M. to a
i\ M., 40c: metis also served a lu
carte. For private dinners. etc..
cooks will be furnished at res'-teuccs
I If desired. J'ii<>o- Madison ) til*.
is< >Al;i Mills i '"i: DOUBLE BOOM;
also tab;.- hoarders. '.'"'1 K Craci
WANTED. TABLE BOARDERS. 203
Summer "?oai?ins
In iri.i;\.\ it l? INN. (JJT HAMPTON
Roads, country ami sehshoro com
blued, with city conveniences. Bend
for literature to the MISSES TAUB,
lloniploii, V.l.
W.\NT|.I> A~FKW BOARDERS AT A
uulel country place. Box 31, Me
? ?? _
. -s
Sulomobilcs for ?alc
i'sKD F?RD tv\its." I :??:.. ):?>'?;. ijfof,
; I ?08, 1000, lOlOj two. three and five
' passenger; in excellent condition;
owners purchasing 1012 models, will
send Instructor homo with out-of
town purchasers. FORD Al'To CO.,
)?;.:? IV j: ?? ' SI : ??? t.
Coal ano cucoc
iVifi'M >" .\T" KEDUC Kd~~PI:i'?? BsT^TO
move ir>o cords at once we offer
I slab and kindling ut $1,50 ncr half
cord, Dry oak nt $.1 half-cord. F?ll
lueuMun ; prompt, service. Order tu
?luv. AI II .|.i i j I II AN WOOD COM?
PANY, Phorie Madison JJ16.
lV viiV RCP.N Wi.'.d .11'ST CfNSi.ET
henibiuatiers over phone or get on
car hti.,1 come to my oftiee. where
you can son a sample and got de?
livery in 30 minutes by automobile
truck IXING, Tin: WOOD man. I50tl
W. -i li; ????!
CCiantro
11 a v i: " ^ ? ?I m:kn the' Indian
nlde ear? Carries two passengers
at one-eighth cent a inll?.-. SlO
ToMPKINS f"i- il-iri'.iiKtriition.
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CA8H,
household goods In any quantity.
Pi.one Madison l>61.
personals
HUMAN ham: BOUUHT AND solu
nt HUOHES'S, 20? North Third
" 1 IK A TI i ICE. - - V'OFIOR >'i HER WANTS
lO eume to you from Seattle. Same
add rcss."
iVHIlinrq?
OR i-.iURECT STYLES IN MILLIN
cry you must see my display of trim?
med hots and untr'rhmed shapes; also
my Piiei.f i .-?dy-rnnde purrm-nts for
ladles and children. We are now
giving spectnl prices on all l'ncn.
Alterations frei MRS JULIUS
BEAR. 142.1 E Main Street.
Tili; ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Mutual Assuranct Society of Vir?
ginia will he held al Hi,: oflico of
the BOolcl) MONDAY, May :<?, 1912.
ut l o'clock i' M.
EDWIN A. PALMER,
_?;?>?: Ajrenl
SDiscrlliinroiic
"' shoe kepairino? "~ "
:6r. HALFBOLH MEm'S SHOES. 60c.
ladlci. every pair be wer; beet leath?
er; no nails. n< pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels. 2&c.: Tred-Aii rubber heels,
t?c. leather heels rebuilt liae hew,
260. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, IM E. Main. Phone Mon?
roe -6t>0
UPHOLSTERING.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL
IsacC, r?at'.resse? rcuuvated. antiques
bought and aol 1. LEVY, the Uphol
! surer, m Weal Broad^_
I SLIP COVERa
IN LINEN AND CRETONNE, FOR BKU
room or parlor. iiaOe to lit. SYD
NOR & HUNDLEY, INC., '-cventli and
Grace, Madison 3L'04.
ORIENTA L RUGS AN D CARPETS.
AN INSPECTION OF MX HIGH-GRADE
collection will no doubt convince vou
oi my low prices for the grade I
handle. Many other g-jods and nov?
elties on hand. Onyj hosiery tor
ladles. A. G. VALID, 217 N Fifth
Street.
EVE11 viIODY " IS ' NOT DOING IT.~~
W H at? SHARPENING LAWN MOW
era. BICKERSTAFF does. 1S11 E.
WINDOW CLEANING.
STAINING A3fD WAXING 1fi.OORS.
house elear.lng; new houses special?
ty. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Monroe
SI 20._ _
~ RPBBElV h'.sk.
GUARANTEED RUBBER HOSE; rest
ever sold for the price. Nozr.lea and
reels. CLARKE, Hardware, Uli
Main Street._
~ i:< .'lle'r sk a-itTs
BALL-BEARING ROLLER SKATES,
all sixes, $1.50 pair. Get the child
a pair now. CLARKE, Hardware,
1215 Main Street.
CEMENT TOOLS.
CEMENT TOOLS: LARGE LINE:
' cheaper than ever before. .To*ntorS
and edgers only 60 .-nits. CLARK E,
Hardware, 1U15 Main Street.
"ijotcl?
Table d'Hote Dlbaera Saturday
and Sunday evenings, li to 0 o'clock,
SI.50 each.
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
Richmond, Va.
The most rasgnlflccnt hotel in thi>
South. European piuu. Rouma slugl?
and en suite, with nnd without baths.
SpaclotiB sample rooms.
Rate 81.60 per day sod upward.
t&ummtr ^sorte;
A NN OUNCE M B N.T.
Mansunrttii S|irlii?n?' Neu Brick Hotel
Opens Juno 1, 131-'. Thoroughly mod?
ern. Accommodations ror 300 guests.
Early reservation advised. . .
Booklets, rat.^ cards, etc., up-m ap
pllention. Address
Maannnetta Sprlofts Co., Inc..
iicx 274, H<txrlspnl>.ux6V.So- .
State Sunday School Association
Closes Annual Ses?
sion.
[Special to The Ti.
liarrisonburg. vn .
twcnty-fli'Bt lomuul
s. iiu ,1 convention emu
m i ilsbutch 1
April -I.?The!
State Sunday
- t<i it close i
night, alter u busy Ihrco-day BeSBlOn,
In. th.o l;reatyter,.on Church. Annual
lit. u
M
Chtlfi
election ill i iln '1
luws:
President
Polin Church.
\ ice- Presidents? ?V L Phillips. D.
I ? itov. J. T. Watts, .Ineob Umlauf and
itev. II. i>. C. Mucl?Chlun I). l>.. nil of |
Richmond; Rev. ThOlnas r. Durst, of
Newport News; Uov. McDanlcl tlow
m,r.. ,.f Norfolk; Rev. R. G. Hammond,
?t HarrlsonbUrg; Rev W. C. Hoover,
of Tlrtlborvllle; Rev. R C. Drlsko, <>f
Hcrhdon; Rev. G. A. Luttrcll, of Alcx
undria.
Treasurer?U B. Spencer, of Rich?
mond.
General secretary?Tim?. C. oiggs
Chairman executive committee?Do
Wltl ??ram:, of Newport News.
Tin- next pluce uf meeting is Lynch"
i burg." 4,
To-day's session opened with a sun-'
I rise consecration meeting for work
! ors and delegates. Rev. .loscph T.
Watts, or Richmond, led, after which
adjournment was made fur break- j
fast.
During the morning tne visiting
Sunday school experts look charge ot j
various schools in town and county.
Visiting ministers were distributed
among the churches.
A rcmarkublii feature of the con
vention was a boy's conference to?
night at the Disciples Church. Rev.
.1. D. Jackson gathered In every boy |
ho could find in town over fifteen
years old. Messrs. Chealey, Raker and :
Duluney assisted in the conference. I
Thin is the beginning of the Statewido |
old.-r boys' movement.
The budget for tli? coming year!
calls for $1,100. an Increase of 26 peri
cent. It was approved by tho con-j
Vention, and the work of getting tn<5 |
money ?an started at once. The col?
lection was the lurgest In the twenty-',
one y.-nrs' history of the association.)
, At this afternoon's session ,|,,. siib-i
jeets discussed were "Teacher Train- '
1 Ing." by Rev. J. T. Watt. Of Rich- j
tnond; "The Organized ?""litt?."' by L.
B. Wlngfleld, of Dynchburg, and "Tho j
' Roy." ly AU'Tt M. Chesley, director!
of boys' work. v. m. C. A. Washing?
ton, D. C.
Delegates will lertve for ITif'r home?
to-morrow morning.
BX PLOSION oF SAW Ml I.I,
null.Fit KILLS THREE MEN.
I [Special to The Tlmcs-Dlspatch.l
Predcrlcksburg. Va., April ;i.?
.lames t'lnrk, Chas. Schools and Willie
; Seal, of Essex county, were killed by
; a boiler explosion at the saw mill
of II, U Newblll jf. Son In Essex conn
ty Friday evening. Chas Re.gl y. a
negro, Ih expected to die from his in?
juries, and two other colored men
were badly Injured. Sidney Newblll.
who operates the snw mill, was a
I short distance away when the acci?
dent occurred, thus escaping alive.
Auction 3iilr?, .future Da??
By Edward S, Rose Company
und
Rufiin ei Sloan,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SA EE
Nos. 1 0 and 1 2 North
Linden Street
ON THURSDAY, APRIL, 2S, 1*12,
at 5 o'clock P. M?
I To close ?71 estate, we will offer tl|e|
above property on the premises. Tri ? 1
improvements consist of two brlok j
dwellings on the west side of Linden
Street, between Math Street and Floyd
Avenue, having six rooms each. Tho
property is In excellent condition, is
In a very desirable neighborhood, con?
venient to Ihe cars, and will make at?
tractive homes or a first-class Invest?
ment, as they are under rantal at a
figure that will pay nicely on the price
expected.
Any one wishing to Md on on? or
both of these dwellings can do so. ns
they will bo offered singly and to
getllT.
TERMS: Announced nt sale
EDWARD B. ROSE COMPANY,
and
RUFFTN & SLOAN,
_Auctioneers
COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 23.
at 10:30 A. M.,
n.t 721 Main Street. Lyncbburg, V.a..
the undersigned trusteo of Wood's
Phnrmacy, inc., will offer for sale at
public auction, for cash, the entire
.stork of merchandise and fixtures of
[said company. This stn,.k consists of
net assortment of sundries, patent
medicines, chomlcaK and pharmaceu?
tical?, together with all of tin neces?
sary utensils for tho conduct of on
up-to-date reinil drug store. Included
I in tho fixtures are Wall Cases, Floor
Cases, soda. Fountain, Ice Cream Plant,
lion Safe and Cash Registers.
This offering should prove an nt
lractlv-3 proposition to any one deslr
ilng to open a drug store.
A. R. LONG.
Trustee
Ural Qt?tate jfoc teal*
I New, AttractiveTsIorth
Avenue Dwelling
Situated on North Avenue, Barton I
nelsrhts. near Wlckharh Street. This
property contains now. nice nine-room;
dwelling, with concrete foundation,
slate rodf, electric lights, 'hot and cold
Wat<?r. and cellar Is admirably
ranged for furnace. Lot fronts 50x120
feet. We can sell you this property
at a bargain, as owner desires to dis?
pose of same at onco.
C, I- e>. If. L. DP NOON.
_ 821 East Main Street.
FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN HOME JITTER
and acroag . on the It., F, ?- I* R. u..
right at stations!! live and eleven miles
from Richmond, respectively. Train
service unsurpassed. We are offering
several select tracts of land in this
beautiful and rapidly growing section,
suti.livh; d fur acreage villa sltee. This
Is Investment property, with increas?
ing values.
For particulars and terms, apply to
T M, WORTHAIM & CO ,
Real Estate Agend,
?V? North Ninth Street,
2,000 2,000 2,000
Horses Mules * Horses
TWO THOUSAND HORSES AND MULES TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
AT THE m
Southern Stock Yards
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
April 23d, 24th, 25th and 26th.
THIS WILL MAKE THE BIGGEST SALE WE HAVE EVER HELD. AND WE ARE SAFE
IN SAYING THE BEST LOT OF HORSES, consisting of Trotters, Smooth Blocks and Heavy Drafters.
Also, plenty of Mules for all purposes.
We commence TUESDAY morning at 9:30 on the
Catalogue Horses.
SMYTH BROS.-McCLEARY-McCLELLAN CO., or H. E. KLINE. P. O. Box 772, Richmond. Va.
McVeigh & Ollnn.
Rem Batata Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALE
OF
Four Frame Dwellings
223, 223, 227 and
229 S. Laurel St.
In pursuance o' a decree of the
Chancery Court of the city of Rich?
mond, entered on the 23d day of Feb?
ruary, i:<ij, in the ouit styled "Rosalia
Bowers and others vs. Cora Crouch
and others," 1 Will sail at public auc?
tion, <?i tiie premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 23. 1912,
at i o'clock P. M?
the following property, described In
said decree as follows, to-wlt:
"Thait lot of land, with th.-> Improve?
ments thereon, known ns Nos. 223.
225, 227 and 229 South Inured Street,
lying and being In Ilia city of Rich?
mond, Vs.. on the eastern side of
Laursl fitrcet. beginning at a point on
the east Une of Laurel .Street 167 feet
north of tho nort hcast corner of Laurel
and Beverly Streets, ?xt ending thence
northwardly along the east Una of
Laurel Street, and fronting thereon
7? feot C Inches, more or less, and
running hack from said front, within
parallel line* a depth of 145 feet to
an alley '.'0 feet wide."
TERMS: One-third of the purchase
prlco to bo paid In cash, and tho bal
auoe In '.wo equal Instalments, pay?
able in six and twelve months, rospec
tlvely, tho deferred payments to bo
evidenced by promissory no tea of th?
purchaser, with Interest added, and
the title to be rctnluel until the en?
tire purchase money Is paid nnd a
conveyance ordered by the court; or
for all cash, at tho option of the pur?
chaser.
WILLIAM A. MONCURE.
Special Onmljsloner.
I certi.'y that the hond Tequlrtd by
fh'S above decree of the special com?
missioner has been duly given.
tUven under my hand this 2<tth day
of February, 1012.
charles O. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
Ry N. W. Rowe * Sim.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 5 1 3 North
Eleventh Street
At Auction
We w!!l sell by public auction, on
tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1012.
at 6:00 o'clock P. if.,
the toncm^nt abovo mentioned. This!
is a good ^even-room house, with bath,
etc.; Is a good renter, ami would inuke
u nlo.^ Investment or pleasant 'hume.
TERM.-: Elnsy, ami announced at sal*.
N. W. ROWE & SON.
Ry Sutten A- Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
IS North Ninth Street.
vuctjon sale
of
FnA.\rp, store, with nice lot.
no. 1002 WEST CLAY STREET.
At the request of the owner, wo shall
offer Tor sale nt nuhlic auction, on the j
premises, on
tuesday, APRTL 23. 1312,
nt 5:SO o'clock P. jr.,
the above described property.
Lot fronts 30 feet on north s.lde of ]
Clay Street, between Orah.nu and Han
cock Streets, end runs back 111) to an
nlloy.
TERMS: LtbersI, and Announced at J
sale.
button a co.,
Auctioneers.
By Foliard & Rag-by,
Root Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
THREE FRAME DWELLINGS. NOS.
1020. ]e22 AND 1024 WEST LETG1I
STREET. SPLENDID INVESTMENT |
rnOPERTT.
We will sell by auction, on the prem?
ises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 2S,
at 6 o'clock P. M .
tho shove mentioned five-room frame
dwellings. The lot has a frontage of
about fifty feet oy It depth of one hun?
dred 'foot to an alloy, if ysMi.aro look?
ing for Investment property, hero Is
your chiinco.
TERMS: Easy, and announced nt
POLLARD & BAGBY,
L Auctioneer a.
By Augustine Royall & Co.,
Auctioneers.
Hull ;-\Tt. Manchester, Vi.
BUK OP DR J. P. GELLIAAPS
CHATTEL ESI ATH.
As executor of tlio late Dr. J. P. Gll
llam. I shall, aa directed by tho will,
proceed on
WEDNESDAY, AERIE 21, 1013,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. M..
at hl? lato residence, near Wlntorpock,
i Chesterfield county, Va.. to sell the
oliatrsl estate loft by him. consisting
i in part of blooded stallion. "Wlntor
jpock,'' blooded nia.ro In foal by Span?
ish jack. Horses. Mules, Spanish .lack,
?lennett, cattle. Sheep, Hogs. Chick?
ens, Geese, Ducks Turkeys. Pea-Fowls.
Farming Implements, some Provedrier,
Bacon, Household and Kitchen Furni?
ture, and many other articles.
TERMS: All sales und,er *ioo, cash;
salos over $100. payable ?=lx months
after date, purchaser to give notes or
bonds with satisfactory security, bear?
ing Interest until paid.
GEORGE -MAPOX.
Executor.
Wm. B. PD.r.lnl Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
723 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 121 W. Cary Street
a alx-roem brick dwelling, with both,
and
No. 412 E. Clay Street
being a detached two-story dwelling,
with nine rooms, 'exclusive of bath and
pantry, hot and cold water, togother
i with a large, detached dwelling, front?
ing on tho alley, in tho rear, lot being
26x160 feet
Roth of thes? properties are In splen?
did condition and rented to first-class
yearly tenants, and will make most de?
sirable homes, ns well ub unsurpassed
investments. In order to close up and
divide an 'estate, we. will olfer them
for aale at public, auction on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 24, 1312,
as follows:
No 121 West Cary Street, at 4 o'clock
P. M.
No. 412 East Clay Sircot, at 6 o'clock
P. M.
TERMS: Liberal and announced ot
sale.
WM, B. PIZZTNI CO.,
Auctioneers.
By E. A. Cattln St Co.,
No. 16 North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
COTTAGE AND ABOUT TWO ACRES
OF LAND, SITUATED IN THE PLAN
OF "ROBIN PARK," ABOUT FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND, ON THE
SEVEN PINES TROLLEY LINE.
In execution of a osrtaln deed of
trust to me, dated April 39th, 1911, and
rocorded in Iho clerk's office of llonrico
county, In Deed Book un-A, page 154,
defuult having been mad3 In the pay?
ment of a certain note therein secured,
und being ruquestod to do so by alii
the parties In Interest, 1 will, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 26TH,
at 6 o'clock P. M?
on the premises, sell the lot. with the
cottage thereon situated, at tliu south?
west comer of Barker Avanue and Pine
Street, in tho Pinn of "Robin Park.
The lot lies beautifully and fronts DJ0
} feet on Barker Avenue, anil extends
back b twoen parallel lines 400 feet.
This property i.-; peculiarly suited for
poultry raising, as thero Is abundant
shade, which Is very essential to this
buslncs?.
By consent, terms will be made very
attractive.
E. A. C*ATL1N.
_Trust sc.
Win. B. Plzzlnl Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
723 East Main Street.
AUCTION sale
of
desirable building lots on the
west side of oakwood ave?
nue, NEAR THE corner OF j
Till rt y - Ft.' u rth STREET.
Th^so lots have a depth otf 12S fee!
to an alley, and front together S."> fei't,
on Oakwood Avenue.
Also 124 feet on o Street, bet Weeg
Thirty-third and Thlrly-fourth Streets,
These lots have all city conveniences,
sewer, water end gas. and also are lo?
cated on the n-trcet car lino, giving a
2'i ntmuto sBjhedulo to all parts of the
city.
Thin SOCtlon of Rlchir.nnd |s Improv?
ing as rapidly as any other section of
the olty, and homesoekors or Investors
will dud it profitable to attend this
sale. Those buying loin and doslrlng
to build, ? an pro. uro tho inonoy with?
out trouble from the auctioneers, on
the most advantageous terms, small
ons-ll payments and long time, If de?
sired.
WALE thursday. APR.IL 25. '.912,
at 4:30 P. m.
wm. H. PIZZIN I co.,
AucllnnajTO.
I3y A. J. Chc-wning Company,
Real Estato A^ms and Auctioneers.
COURT SAJ..E
OF
TWO SPLENDID LOTS OF LAND, ONE
OF THEM FRONTING ON THE
BEAUTIFUL BATTLE ABBEY SITE
AND TIIK OTHER ONE SITUATED
ON A DELIGHTFUL CORNER.
In execution of a decree of the Rich?
mond Chancory Court, entered or. the
15ttl day of April. 1912, In the suit of
Deila E, Hooker, trustee, etc.. vs. Ii O.
Hooker and others, I will, as special
commissioner thereby appointed, sell
by auction, upon tho respcotlvo' pram
lyes, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 2;-,. 1012.
at 6:00 o'clock P. M..
two certain lots of land; ono lot front?
ing 56 feet and 2 inches on the north?
ern line of Stuart Avenue, at the
northeast corner of Stuart Avenus and
West Street, ami extending hack with?
in parallel lines 125 fcef and 9 Inches,
and the other lot fronting .10 feet on
the west line of Sheppnrd Street, be?
tween Stunrt and Kensington Avenues,
and extending hack within parallel
lines HO feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS! One-third In cash; balance
I In threo equal instalments at six.
twelve and eig.'toon months, for nego?
tiable notes, interest added, and tltlo
retained until all tho purchase money.
Is paid and a conveyance ordered by
tho court: or nil cash, at tho option
of tho purchaser.
SOK erTOTTFNS.
Special Commissioner.
T hereby c.ertifv that the bond re?
quired of the special commissioner In
tho above dorre? has hecn duly given.
OHAS, O. SAVILLE,
I Clerk.
By Oroen (J-. Redd,
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
FIFTY FEET OF LAND ON THE
EASTERN* LINE OF TWENTY
EIGHTH STREET, 126 FEET NORTH
OF O STREET, WITH A DEPTH 6E
TWEEN PARALLEL LINES OF HO
FE FT TO AN ALLEY, WITH 4
DWELLINGS THEREON,
913 and 915
N. 28th Street
By direction of the parties in Inter?
est, In order to close, up an estatj for
a division, wo will offer for sale, on tho
promises, on
\ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1312,
at 5:20 P. M.,
the above described property.
Property In this locality, b :ing- con
veulent to the cars, etc., rents readily
and pays well as an Investment.
TERMS: Ono-thlrd cash, balance at
six: and twelve months, or all cash, ac
the option of the purchaser.
GREEN f; REDD,
Auctlonoors.
R. B. chnftln & Co.. Inc..
Real Batate Auctioneers,
Main and Twelfth Streets.
COMMISSIONERS' AUCTION SALB
OF THE
SAMUELS PLACE,
a nico little suburban home on the.
New Market Road, a>oht three rolled
from the city of Richmond.
Acting under decree of th* Circuit
Cotirt of llonrino county in the cause
of L. 11 Kemp, Committee of T. H.
Samuels vs. T. II. Samuels et als, en?
tered on the 9th day of April. 1912,
the undersigned special commissioners
appointed for the purr?*e. will sell, by
pnblir auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 25, 1913,
at 4:30 P. M.,
the house recently occupied by T. H.
Samuels, asd which Is described in said
decree as follows: "Lots 53 and S4 ns
laid down on a plat mado by James T.
R< dd it Son. Surveyors, nnd known as
Capital View." Thl3 Is an attractive
llftle home with four-room .1 .veiling,
stable and barn, chicken house, nl<_p
young orchard and other conveniences.
TERMS: one-third cash, halanco in
equal payments at one and two years
from dato of sale; negotiable notes to
he given for deferred purchase money
mid Interest, and title retained until
sn.mo have been paid and convcyanca
ordered by the court.
C. R. SANDS.
W. iL JEST IS. JR.
Special Commissioners.
Tho bond required of tho cnmraln
alosora in tho above cause has bcea
duly given. E. R. PHILLIPS.
?_Deputy Clerk.
The Valentine Museum
I ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
I Op*n dally from 10 *. ? to C P. It
Admission, 2.6c, Fie a oja SMUdi**,

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