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U neater lUclimoed'? (.?. ?:.??? N'iwipipir,
Shrtari"l'j?3gfiS> ?ippatr h
OIUQATSST WANT ami hhal kr
tatk Ml.im >t IN VIRGINIA, A.VU
o.nu OV TUJB BISST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
Ually, .Mr rent per word nbcu paid
fa advunuv. No Ad. lukiui fur lr?? IIhiii
Ira ituln.
Dm and .. ? - .1- rent* n nurd nil
elnaalflcatlona except siiuailou Wanted
fur Sunday, Situation wimcrd, oneocat
? word. ."So Ad. .Sunday lakca tor .???
tbi?u II Hern cent*.
No Ada. taken fur Iri* than Ii"?1'
? fr ccuta nbea phoned lu or e'-autJ
at ib.- cuuulcr.
I'lioue. urOt-ra not KimrnltrrJ.
Claanlll.-Htluiia uu( KUarnulred m't"
? |80 1'. M.
Kor iiuaiuriM eoutrnrf.a, send t?r tho
Want Ad. Mail. 1'liuA.a Jluur.ie t>
ES
2.00t lino J-ouno
Hl.-Ci'. IwM: JSi;EOrLASBEri on" MAIN.'
between Twelfth and Third, Return
Tlnti a-Uiapalch.
iiTHAYED. FROM S12 NORTH FIFTH
Struct, gnu uolllo puppy, lour moulds
old; upper Jaw ovurluua. Htward If
raturnod lo above address,
??ST, rjOLD .VATi ll ClT?RM. MON0
grarh S i. C. Liberal reward if re?
turned t'i ).??; East Main riuott.
Ijflp Caanu?, a?alc
. Wan fJ?i<. i.xi?;:i*; i?.nci::> men'and
boys In oar hobIi, blind and door ds
purttnunt. THOS. b. STAGG >i
BONK, juui Hast Franklin ritruet,
Richmond, Va.
'.wa.NTKIi. good auto RE i'air Bit
Statu expertunce and i?i'loo. Address
Box No. 1?2. Wurrenton, n. C.
Ranted, Job press feeder one
who can set or distribute t>po pre?
ferred. Hood opportunity to learn:
ahort hours A] .? Basement, Arner
i an National Bank Bullying, lu
?i.!.' , KI'MANfJ. pour! ex PERT
wiremon warite I a( West Point
once. people's light, HEAT AND
power co., w.fci Point. Va.
.WANTED. I.AIK till. US FOR STEAM
shovel work at Varlna, N. c. Wagea,
fLSO per day. Weekly pay. FISHER
; & CAROZZA. General Contractors.
WANTED. AN EX1 EIUENCED, BNER
getle. man. aple to pfi vide team. Im
pleluehts und labor, to refit a part nr
> all of u SOQ-acra fnrm oh Jamea
I'.lvur, Buckingham County, Va. Aii
dr*as MR. JOHN N AMOLER, Ad
mlrvratrator, Arvonla, Va.
'ffTl.ErsM EN?ST A PLE UNlST PERMA~
?
?Wanted, a riit.-n -' i..\-.-< \vooi>
i
:
??uiuioiifl CUantcD, iBalf
IWANTEH ( ISITION BY A YOUNG
man as drh'cr. or work of any kind;
tmUGTOST. EXVERiENCEb AND i
capable, wants work at once; perma*
neht i fell I Address c ti. taro
Orip tu.intfb jrtmale
(W/,'SYi:ij, ' A <?? ??)!.- BY faMll.Y ?F
three Apply S3 ' Stuart Avenue
{WANTED. a SERVANT WILLING TO
r-."? .In r.t n'iK'i'. ti. ;?t h .v, r> ;--r
?rtees apph' to GRESHAM court,
Apartment No. 13._
JT-KIRST-class LADTf MANICURIST
for out of t'jw'fi Caah'er f>'i ^??r" irj
most understntid a. t. Amy System.
Apply AMERK AN LABOR BUREAU,
? Room 3u.', Eostei Bulldiim. Telephone
Monroe 2610. _
jiVANTEl i. fii.M PE'tKNT" voukiI I. VI 1Y
stenottraphor; light work, pleasant
location. Apply It; own hand
? 'WrltltiR' and salary expectrd. Address
B II, .-art Tim's-Dispatch._
?vant EI >. A N EX PER I ENCED skirt
mnker, ..lvo helpers. Apply IH
^Yrs; Cirace Street_
{WANTEDi LADIES: over Sixvi-kn'.
' In a well paylnK manufncturlnf- es
' tabllahmeni. Address F 15, bare.
Times-Dispatch.
[(wanted two CHAMBERMAIDS
Apply t!^ DAVIS IIOTEL,
^ANTKI >. a first-CLASS SERVANT]
white or colored, to nook and clehn
Tor ?mall family. Apply Ml park
Avenue, third apartment. i>. b.
LI MSDBN.
Wanted, druo clerkj rlih.s
tered assistant preferred. Poslt'on
put of city. Address drugs, Box
0. city, _
^ femit'tibr.'j LL\unteD, j'rm?Ic
$\ o n^'laiIy Dl?sYh'ES POSITION "fb"
do general ofllco work. i':!!! give
ri.'rrotice. Addl e s.-i t.' 20, cat i- Titnes
Dlspal_
'prafritri'ipitui t?cl"ii tGlaiitcb
iWa ""TErJi TEACi I ees'" OF all
grades, for college, public nnd pri?
vate schools, also mutton.* and
' lioUBokeopers, for fall opftilnir? ir.
' Virginia and Southern States, VIR?
GINIA TEACHERS' BUREAU, r; \i
' Crldlln. Monuger, Richmond. Vr,.
Wanted, a flpvBRNEliH Fon two
young ladlea l? Baltimore potmty,
Maryland, .--alary. ?jo per month. To
tench Bngllsh bro'nehes and music
(piano), and ohhImI In the house.
MRS. A. ROBINSON WHITE. Rolny,
M.I.
vir(cnto' f?tiiHc?
aOPSNTf^ NEW BOOK TI'I.LINVI ALL
nhoiil "KooMV.it nod tho Progres
hIvo party"; enormoti? demand; <,"tn
ii!..|,-> book Iready; ?ne sampln free 1
to every agents highest commission
? or salary. Write Immediately fdf froe
oAltfli. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE ,
rfO?SE, Perry Building, Philadel?
phia._:
?ulifiroiTi tint) ibMlfonifn
*tt'.\NT'i-;i>'."s.M.i'.-'Mi'.s' foe Staple
line, (ilumiptim cooking utensllH; es-j
t ibiishcd twenty yoftrsi extonslvo I
odveHlsors, libornl denlers1 treat?
ment, lioii-ct.ni guaritnleo; excellent
Openings for strong salesmen who I
nan s. il blub priced. hlgli-grado j
goods to hardware, furniture and
general store Iriido; strictly oom
rhlrtaioh; n<? atlvnncea itxcluslvo or
Hide Hoc Addreas, witti referoncoa,
particulars and state torrltory ' do- I
aired. I. P, A. COMPANY, l.ctiioiit.
{ 7.11. i
t?elp, tyzlz r.nb J"-finaIr
fi?N^ND^woffitSN want"hTi5~^fou
government poaltlons: ?s'J month;
v/rllo for 11r>t of Position? open.
FRANKLIN institute". Dept. ?16-R,
Ro. hontor. n. Y.
J-2 cut CO
w?^iiiiA'^Ti LtT' i^uc^itr KNOW
that JAHNKH BROR. Jewelers, j I j
East Mulll Street, buy, null, oxcluii.ua
nua REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATBVX BTYLUa old aold end ?11
VMt ilwuy? taken i?i nc'i:iin:''.
fa'I'l .< 'I 1 I. is.-l'i: TUM IDEA WILL
npppar In near future, relative to
board candidates, und soino more.
Read It._
WlT CLEAN UY ELECTRICITY ALL
kinds or hats, ladles' und gentle?
men's. Give uh a trial, Satisfaction
guara nteed.
GENTLEMEN. NO MORE SHOE
shines on street. Now open flr?t
clasH shoe-shining parlors for ladles
and gentlemen. THE NEWPORT,
2QU East Broad Street, corner Second.
THIS i DBA WILL I KM. WHY ?A M -
bllnK can go In Richmond, policy In
particular.
DD BAL- VENTILATOR CO. PU?NE
Monroe i*.o;.
23us$Uicss ??uocruniur?
wanted. tc5 .-elk half-i.ntekkst
in the largest <iiy goods store in
a growing town. Address 12 12. car?
Tltnen-1 ilspalch.
BA'j tSFlEl5 WITH THREE OR Kok it
per cent Interest on your money?
You can ir. t six per cent, and b< tti :.
Just nt easy while opportunity lasts.
On amount j of 1100 Slid lip. It will
pay you to Investigate. Address Boj<
I. Richmond. \'u.
pulllU?, Pft? tiU? fttuC x-lorK
i -i: BALE. A pXiR OP NfcK, iv
htuiea for want of use. Can i"* seei
at Price and Stockton Streets, Soul!
Rlohlnohd. Call Madison 7775.
TEN GOOD MULES" ?ND ONE VER
La lt<
Ad
prison til 3
SCIAL TO LADIES,?IT AFFORDS
no much pleasure to unnounie the
i rival of the very latest novelties
1 material and stylt s in ladles'
k lull Idea of trie styles und co}<
irriblnatlOn for the benefit of in
stomera. My collection is we
orthy of your early Inspectto
'111 move from 5t4 West Gruce t
human hair bought and sold
? : h ',11 -_-...r-.j. ?'. nlrd
feumuirr ?oar?friQ
c;.\ i. i'iji. cSttacS^ u'-i;..\.s 'View'.
Va., newly furnished; Bl| conven?
iences; one block from amusements;
bathing, fishing, dancing. Meals 60c.
bipedal rates oh application.
JAt?l fjlUll J'UI g ail
"'i?ALE -'?A 'NKV.'l'OllT ?
i plnntod 10 acres In Iris
alto," potatoes In March last
, olio-fourth mile from
new automobile ihor
on from transportation. Nothing
growing so rapidly as potato land
and water lront property ar.juioi
i',;s faforod section, with Its rapid
crops market n week earl'cr than
across tho rl\er. Write f6r further
Information. SOMMERVILLE TRUST
CO., INC., Newport Sowti Va._
SM ALL FARM, CONTAINING *6
acres; one 7-room house and one 4
rootn house on place; about 35 acres
In cultivation, balance In pasture; I
creek running through same. a
bargain fot a quick buyer. One and i
One-half miles from city, on Heven i
Pines rOad. . B. J DIETRICH, 2701
East Main Street._|
MARYLAND.
1,000 BARRELS FRUIT IN SEASON, i
110 ACRES. ?3.500. EASY TERMS.
THINK OP THE. CHANCE fori
profit here In Maryland Orchard of
j apples and pears, already bearing, 1
produce 1,000 barrels in season, and
I there Ih room for many more trees;
I luu acres smooth, level fields; yood
i pa iture, bordered by never-falllns
stream; only 1 .'.-I miles to railroad .
sti tion, mail delivered; nearly now
I seven-room house, barn, stable, corn
crib; 2 poultry houses, wagon' house; I
elevated, Slkhtlj, location; fine view;J
! pleasant surroundings; pure waiter, j
[ lots of shade; chuuKu In family affairs j
1 forces Bale; if taken now only $11,500, ]
easy terms. See photograph of resi?
dence's, ail .1. tan- and traveling di-)
! rcctloiis to i'-,; this and other gOOd
j farms, page 21, "Sir,mi's Farm Cata
! lOgtic COPY free. Station 2700,
I. V. STR? 'ct kahm AGENCY, Land
I Title Building, I'i-.i ..ieij.hia. Pg.
jPOH sale. SKVKN-ltO?M IK'FSE IN;.|
i Falrmount, rented $150 per year.
Price to quick purchaser,* $i.;:.*>o.
I Phono Nlnilison 2IX , j
FOR sale OR TRADE FOR GOOD
I tiliy property, atract of splendid oak
timber land in Virginia; 511 acres,
Well set In white and mixed oak and
' hick" rv; estimated to cut 50??,000
feel saw limber, 20,000 white oak
ties, ' <'?' cm i, hickory spoke Hin?
te i. ajsu large i"t oak piling. Good
?in., and good farming land If
cleared; eight miles to railroad. Will
tl'.ke (7,000 if sold .,! ones. Write
li p. RAKE Hi Columbia Va._
Ural ?isTa? j:c. DXtnt
El vi-, ill NollYH .Md'l.-'uX STREET,
five rooms, bath, electric lights, etc;
separate heating plant; S3? per
month. .1. A, CONNELLY .\ CO.
F?R Kent, ten ROOM COTTAC.p]
furnished complete, for house party,
on Chesapeake Kav; Seventh Street,
i Wllloitghby Hench. Address Bos
1018, Norfolk, Va.
FOR I: KMT FURNISH ED, A NINE
ri ..i? i detached hrfck Uo-.tsu on
Church lull; delightfully situated:
v. rv largo rooms, with an modern
conveniences. Owner leaving city.
Extensive porches and good yard;
Price very reasonable. Phone
Monroe 2092.
::i"e| eil AFI in sTI;k>:T. < Imd.MS.'
bath, etc.; new and modern: $25 per
liionlh. .1. A EONNI'.I.ly & E(>.
1615 WEST MAIN STIUOET (?ND <>E:
lice, with separate entrance}, eight
looms, hath, etc.; ?:;:, per month. .1.
'? Et'NN''.LEY A i'( j._
Soeval Dfiiiilainc
ll'-eai. ventilator Co. Pi! one
Monro6 100H.
DAILY PUZZLES
Oiii: of nature's boons to mankind.
ANSWER TO I'KS i i.-ti-^ t'n i'l /,/!.>_
< Umax.
SaTiT"c'iit:aYC'all' ""kinds"ok !
und-bund mechanical tools; also
nits and soli tiit'.'i Apply to1
UN B K bros., 1706 East Main i
tel. Pawnbrokers._
(HC i' U39 -vriD x>iOx"' Lc.?. NEW ]
i secund-aand; repairing or all
d.s. T?Ml'Ki.Sfi, 327 Wehl Iiioad.
bl.NOLE TRUCKS ~aND LIGHT \
nlture wajgu, K-u'-'-O' and butch
wagons, ElCHARDrip.N LRUS., I
1;mjo,i Ave.
sXi.i hson a?ou! 5 "it;:';'
s. C. 11. HAYNES oc CO.; 121 West
)NE HALF-YARD RAN
to mixer oi o:ie .j ...
mixer; will sell either,
120 squitro feet; must be BOid at I
1 bluford ?c CO., 1538 East
Ni t L'JtE VARNISH, SEVERAL
reis. J. BLUFoKD ?t Co.
I W A n T K D, EXI'ERlMENTAXi MA
chine work. ricii.Mu.nd MACHINE
l?\Tl"ii~i<BLIVery WAGONt. |T6" IF
you want a business buggy ace us, j
a:b . have several surreys at bargain
prices. See our trucks at |106, j
QOOD LAUNDRY WAGON, Ji?. LIGHT
grboery wagon, iHu. Several trueka
at prRi-s to suit.
WE HAVE A WELL EQUIPPED
plant for repairing and painting ve?
hicles; uutomot.lle body bullding und
painting a specialty; prompt service.
IUCKMOND VEHICLE CONSTRUC?
TION CO., 311 North Fifth Street
v.-, typewriter desks. I
Ik i.o second-hand j
m which Is closing
iohmbnd, and fives ?
my to secure tush- I
it a sarrlllce. Phono
FOR BALE, TYPEWRITER AND
desk; cabinet for catalogues; trap.
Apply ATLANTIC BiTULlTHIG COM
PANY. Room 1127. Mut iaLUi?lldlng._
FOR SALE , CHEAP", A NATIONAL
Cash Register, In fine condition;
key*. 5 cents to JK; detail -adder.
furniture, sewing machine island- I
ard), wood heater, all in first-class I
condition. 2026 West Main Street. |
? FOR sale, H?f SAUSAGE and ]
sandwich Stands at Fair Grounds
Labor Day. September 2. See W. Ev
PAUL, watchman it post-office, Rloh
; iriond. cornel Seventh and Franklin
FOR SALE, ONk SHARE .ST?CK in'
? Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Com
j pany. Phone Madison also.
FOR SALE, FESTE SHOTGUN. LATEST
equipment; made by loading manu-j
i facturers; used ko seldom would pats )
us new. Chedp for cash, or would ex
change for lad) s diamond riut;. Ad?
dress '.' V>. cue Tinie--l'lsi-Ui.:h. .
iSo?cb Cuiiinrcp
?Bnt17e\M*AN'""' WANT.-?" ' ROOM ?ND i
1 hoard September 1st, Chn only pas
?20 per month; ret. :? noes. Address i
0 I ''''" 1 ' '?' ?-" ''? *'??'" _ i
Lvidl C?l'dlT cUdiUlO
W A n T ifl \'~F a ^ir^u^'T?^TsT^CjIt?S,
neat Richmond, on railroad or elec?
tric line; must bo in Kood stato of
j cultivation; no agents wanted. Ad-!
dross, stating location, terms, etc., to]
! F 22, Times-Dispatch.
WANTEDj TO TRADE TWO JACKSON
i Ward houses for West End lot. east ,
I of Boulevard Address D 3-1, cure
I WANTED." TO BUY, A LOT OR HOUSE !
pn railroad aiding. Address A 1"?.
coro Tlinc8-D'spa,teh.
;ANTl.l'. i n PURCHASE OR RENT :
i a small farm west of Richmond from
I the owner. Give full particulars.
Address ?i. W. lt., atl East Canal
Stri et. Richmond, Va.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON?
NELLY .t CO. Write u-jsial for nec
t ? ? ; ? 1.: il:k.S _
Lx?Oillu 3F?i t\lU?
Fl i.NiSHED ROOafs FOR GENTLE
I in. n: all cor,vt-nienceb; moderate
I terms. Call before I i'. M. lll? East1
TO GENTLEMEN; THIRD story
fr?nt room. 'jo_' South Third, Septom
F?RNIS'ilED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
ilcrh'l housekeeping, 7 North Sixth. I
Phone Monroe RJtO.
Nl ! l.V 1 'I'i:NIS!IET> if? 'MS. WITH
or without board. 7^ Enal Mar*
FOR HINT. VERY D ES IRA RLE BACK
i rooms; throe windows, electric, 1
j il-tlits. . .mi .... nl f. bath , nl; o table
board, M week. 11 1-2 South Third. ;
jJaacoiiig
DE .- i IIA l: 1. E OUTSIDE' ROOMS
t.ibl,- board. 100 Weal Main, adjoin
1 Ihg .lefferaon Hotel.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES' BO?RD AND
! room: suburbs preferred, or south
1 of Broad Htrocl and west of 'l
Street. IilCO, location desired. SlitVi
terms and location. AdUrCDs B
car. Tlmea-Dlapnt' h.
GOOD .BOARD AN11 NlcEi.v n u
111 ned rooms; all conveniences. .'o',3
! North Fifth.
NICE ROOMS WITH HOARD. IT..", I:.
I Franklin.
; laR(Te Fr?nt ff??M ?mth boards
1 ibie hoard. 101 Eu->t Grac?
. MRS. C, IC, RUWERS, US E KRANK
lin, rooms and "board for peruiantnt
and transient gUOSlaj dxuliu; room
I well equipped,
Antolsrta Xtnmi M..rc Speed. .
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlsputoba] j
Harrlsonburg, Vl., August 13.?The'
forty-seven automobile ownors In
llarrlfonbute nro organising a club!
to mnko a protest against tbe strict
enforcement of the present ten-mile.
an hour upend limit within the oor-|
poratlon limits. Five autolsts were!
lined yesterday ami others have been'
warned. Ownors of the big cars auy
It Injure.* the gea Ing to Slow down
to a ton-mile gu.lt.
fkoom? CCloiUcb
It): KIN ETfj <"?< Hit.: ? !T!i nl
croncos, want tin r o rooms
housekeeping with nice fai
tral location. Give terms.
Time i-Dldpatch.
WANTED, S E PTISSili K f. l ST
or four furnished
rooms for light ho tsi leeepli
furnished budroo iiml I
two months In Highland I
j;lil'iS3 JfOC ixiiit
ovT "rent; np
Hat; all <!ohvetil<
OH RENT, SEC< i
rooms and hath.
dor ?r1 SIX
floor; beautiful
si ..i ie; ri ht rea
Twenty-fifth Bti
lOO'SsT SECOND
Stahle.
.Ma: ? null.
nt kd, to bo
jid and old t
C . .1. ODD
ijr quantity.
tY CO.. 317
?will "buy i
v Kind and
FIRE1
sra) sp;
ment American Bank
"j." i
ITED, TO BUY KOR CASH,
usehold good,: l]h any quantity,
on,. Madison .. ?". I
3icr, Coal ana Cucoo
Ye ice, i;n.. i tif? a r T on
urcs unrl Hu?
nts per hundr
ir pint and Otts
u to see
.
Bee 1?0G '
iThlcai,
. load of
ich Is dry
& ryan.
; FREE?
ices, his
y. It will
week and
for wln
WOOD A...J COAL,
UR DRY KINDLING BES1 IN CITY:
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company. <ii5Q naif-cord, DA?
VID M. hKA A: co. Phone Monroe
use.
&??0ccllaneou,3
riliOB it . -nS
6c HALFSOLB MEN'S SHOES. ?0c
ladies; every pair >? a , J, lest leath?
er, no nulls, no pugs. Royal rub-1
btr heels, i.'ic; Tred-AIr rubber hoods, I
tue; leatucr heels rebuilt like new.
2ic. DREW'S EjuECTRIG oiiOE
FACTORY, "IS E. Main. Rhone Mon?
roe 2667.
SEIl' CO\ ERA.
EINEM AN 1
?ooui or par
(NE, KOR BED I
II to lit. syd
C, Seventh and
work for ttit month of August; can
be Uu:a- promptly a::d ritiiu. .Madi?
son 3204. SYDNQR & HUNDLEY,
Grace and Seventh Streets,
LOANa
10.000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watche* at Now York rates. N. F.
JACOBS & Sun. No. North Ninth.
STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY, ?1
per load. Store you; furniture, bug
glet, uutumo lies, pianos at TOM
KINS, 327 Wist Broad.
PliONOU RAPHS.
WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
name Edison If you want one you
ty. W ILL!A M JOHNSON,
IF YOU CAN't T'ENlTTt7 GO TO Mc
GRAW'a."
?VER THREE HUNDRED PENNSYH
v?hla mowers used in Richmond, in?
cluding till the public parks. Why
not have the best'/ We handle only
the tjcuino Pennsylvania, JAMES
McChAW, 140u and llt)2 E. Main at.
SIL ltR-O CO.
lAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP
ehed, 2 l-2c. each; razors homd,
Work hair tested, sterilised and
guaranteed, thousands aattsiied. Send
lor circular and convenient blade
Main Si r< tit:
lish, steamed crabs, crab mi
TOOLS AND CUTLERY.
F YOU WANT ANYTHING INT
WARE cu. Uest lino et I?
LAWN MOWERS.
.A KG EST EINE OF LAWN MOW
JD S
tuen;
i3cbp???tl?
!> PUMPli?
y im i.i... ii
A u i
ceiveii ..t this i nice until 11 \. 9,1 n
?
IJcly oponcd, the constfnotion n
the marine bnrrnokj!, itnvy-ynrd, Eni
folk, Va-, of oin sump pit nhd piling
house, Including machinery. Piling., an
.,
?
..
or nil propOl . i . to ,vai'. i det< til ? o
informalities; therein, ami t,, m ik
.i? ird under air. It. in or Cpmhlhatiti
[of u.nis. W. is Lemey. Major, As
slstant Quartormnatcr, Acting in
i charge of Department.
ftuctfon fealf? -Ctif?* Sa?
''AS.'IK! MAN A: ?6\7"
Farm Stock Auctlonours.
A most desirable farm near the city
on tha New Market ROad, to ho offered
tor Bale by public auction on
WEDNESDAY; AUC1UST 14TH,
at t p. .M..
on tho promises, known an the old
Samuel Place, four miles from Itlch
one mile from Varl nn IPr.h
School, nil that valuable farm, suitable
i'"-ic. grain, truck, poultry, and
eminently suitable for a dairy farm.
ting of i)3 acres, now occupied
and owned by Mr. Blosser. Fifty acres
cleared and in cultivation: 16 acres
corn! 10 acres cow pom. flood
pardon patch: 5 acres of orchard, trees
In full bearing with a fine crop of va?
rious fruits, anil a tine Krapo arbor.
Nineteen acres of wood: Poplar, pine,
oak and sr'im.
The farm has a long front right on
the New Market Road, and Is bounded I
on three sides hy never falling crc-?ks
of spring Water. Tho place adjoins
church, is near lltsh School and store, i
and la on U. F. D. route.
It Is fenced and cross fenced; has fine
Well and never ending springs. Tho
house is a comfortable six-room, old-J
fashioned frame dwelling, standing In '
lovely shad- and overlooking main ,
roid There sr.. ample outbuildings I
and barns. In good slut'- Tee wholo
plac ? Is weil In /and and In very fair
s-.'t.i of cultivation. The .-mil is a
good grey loam, with red clay subsoil. 1
and yields gO.Od crops with Very little
attenl Ion.
Tern'- arranged and announced on
Sale positive, rain or tihlne.
Furth?.D t tloulars from
CAS8ET,MAN * COMPANY;
I01S E, Main St. Phono Monroe 19.12. |
95rftii\QS
NOTICE OF MEETING.
First National linuk, Richmond; Va.
Richmond, Va., July 29, 1912.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL HANK:
Notice Is hereby gIVen that hy or?
der of the board of directors, a spe?
cial meting of the stockholders of
th" First National li ink jt Ktch
mond, Va., has been called to !<<? held
:t ij o'clock noon on THURSDAY,
the :'.'iii day of August, 1912. at Its
banking oflice. No. J104 East .Main
Strei t. Richmond, Va., for the pur
poso "f voting upon the consolidation
of t!:i: National Rank of Virginia,
of Richmond Va., with the First Na?
tional Bank of Richmond, Va., und-jr
the name of the First National Bank
of Richmond, Va.; of ratifying and
approving the action of the board of
directors in the premises; of votir..
upon tho Increase of the capital
Bti k ,,r tpe First National Rank of
Richmond, Va., from $1,000,300 to
$2,000.000; tho Issue of 13,300 addi?
tional sharoft of the par value ot
$100 each, m the price ,,( 5150 per
share in cash; the Increase of the
number of directors so that the
??! Mini! consist of not less than
: .: ? nor more than thirty-two Stock?
holm*. . the election of additional |
directors; the amendment of tho ar?
ticles of association accordingly, and
voting or acting upon any other1
matters that may come before the
meeting, 01 any ndjnurnment thereof.
The stock transfer books will be
closed from August 13 to August 3'>.
19) j, IncluslVe;
By order of the honrd of directors.
JOHN M. MILLER. JR .
_ Cashier.
National Bank of Virginia,
Richmond, Va.
Monday, July 29. 1912.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS 'JE THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA:
Pursuant to a resolution of tho
hoard of directors of the National
Bank ol Virginia; adopted this day,
hereby given that a special
mei ting of thu stockholders ot tho
shld hank v. Ill bo held at Its banking
house, Ninth and Main Streets. Rlch
' mond, Va., THURSDAY, August 2J.
? ?t U o'clock M. to consider:
First, A proposition and plan for
( the consolidation of the National
Bank of Virginia with the First Na?
nu 1 Batik 0! Richmond, Va.. which
has been approved by the board of
il Of the national Rank of
A plan for the complete
liquidation of the assets und affairs
of the National Hank of Virginia
pursuant to sections 5220 and 5221.
United States Revised Statutes.' to
take effect ii|/on stich day as may be
fixed by the stockholders.
'Third The ratification of the ac?
tion of tho board of directors of tho
said haul; in the premises prelimi?
nary to sa'd meeting .
Fourth. Any other business ger?
mane to the foregoing matters which
may be brought 1.. the consideration
of the said meeting.
A full meeting of the ?ttookhold
ers, either In pi rson or by proxy, Is
urgently requested.
VV, M. HABLISTON,
President.
W M. ADDISON,
Cashier.
feftllro PlOpU'jtllG
C.lonwnnith of Virginia.
Department Of Health. II 10 Capitol St.
Richmond, Vn., Au?ust 12. 1912.
PEAI.I D I ROl O ? Al .S \\ H.E BE RE
eclVed at lliu office of Business Milli?
nger, Catiiwba Sdnltorlam, P. O. ad?
dress ' v. . Sanltorlam. Va.. not
later than 12 o'clock noon, August
24, P'P.v tor the full..wing add'tlons
und ?: :? rovements at said institution,
In accordance with plans nnd speci?
fications prepared by Charles M.
Robinson, ?'-..?. Architects, 2901 Grove
Avenue. Richmond, Va.:
Erection nnd completion of In?
firmary building.
Improve) enti lo otflce budding.
Addition to kitchen building.
Bidders will 1"- required to stnt?
In proposals amount of estimate for
on< it i>{ above Items.
Plans end specifications may ho
seen ni th>- office, or at business
manager's office, Cittawb'ri Sanl
toiTltm, on and after August 16, or
rontriii urn desiring to submit hid j
imtv obtain piatis and specifications 1
from the architects upon deposit of |
$10 giiaranteclna their safe return I
'. U Board of HvaRh reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Bids should lie sealed and ad
I t. ? t etUry. State Hoard of
Health, Cutaw in smicuh lum. Vir?
gil .. jitiil m"i kod "Bid, Improvo
nts and Additions, Catuwho Sanl
iorlimi," and niiiat bo accompanied by
certllled 1 ttt>< I; or cash, as called for
in the specifications.
FINNIG ? 1I iV M .1.1 A MS, M. P .
. -.. ? H" rd of Health.
Office rUfitc Highway Commission.
Richmond, Va., August 6, 1912.
BID WILL HB RECEIVED AT THE
. ' i-k'H blricf; Boydton, Va., until 12
d noon on Wednesday, August
2\ I'ii;' ior the construction of
si Neu billiges in Mecklenburg
I ; Iflcntlons may be
Boen 11 1 be . nice "f tlio clerk In
I i'dton. Va.. Hud at this oflice. J
A c 1 !'.:'!? il check for $250 to ac
, '. j-i ht Li reserved to reject any
j> -t 1 wie^on.
State Highway Commissioner.
oflice of State Highway Commissioner,
1:11 WILI BE RECEIVED AT THE
'I
?
1 . 1 1, ..< er the Ny River.
hid
,1 |v, reserved 10 reject ft
Information furnished
it t.. tho undersigned.
p. st. I WILSON,
IHgiiwav I'ommt lohor,
Tii<2 Vdontrae Museum
ELEVENTH ANP CLAV STREETS.
Open laltj from 1/ A. M. to i P. M
Adnilaa.on, 25c Free 011 Saturday*.
auction ?dlr?, jFtttttts SDap.a
AUCTION SALBU
: ?1.003 STOCK OP" IXHV goods. UN?
DERWEAR, HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
crockery, crUA.saw.vuii:, toys,
ETC.; SHOWCASES, CASH REGIS- 1
TER, Dl.Sl-l.AY STANDS, ETC., OF
J. A. KUDOINS, Jl?l FAIRMuUNT (
AV LNUE (.CORNER TWENTY - FIRST
STREET AND FAXRMOUNT AVE?
NUE).
THURSDAY, AUGUST U, 1?12.
betflmilUrS at 10:39 o clock A, At.
Having decided tu discontinue busi?
ness, 1 will soil at public, auction un
the above date, at my mure (known an
town Hall), curlier Twenty-Hrst Street
and Fairmoutit Avenue, ruy entire
stock In lots tu duab.-re, eutislstinu ut a
large quantity of Dry Uuuiia, such a*
Percales, Ginghams, Calicoes, Dawns, I
Dress (Joods of various grades, table j
Damasks, Ladles' and Men's Under?
wear, Hosiery, G-ent's Furnishings, j
?'Arrow Brand" Collars, Ladlea'a Skirts, j
Notions of various kinds, Htbuous, |
Laces, UatnburK. Lnco Curtains, otc;
Corsets, Spool cotton. Men's Dress |
.-'iilrtv. Sweet-Orr Overalls, largo as?
sortment of Crockery and Glassware, !
big stock of Toys of all kinds, five {
Silent salesman Showcases, Multiple
Counter, National Cash Register, Dis?
play Standers, four Counter Show?
cases, Skirt Racks, Ulbbon Case, Out?
side Showcase. Outside Gas Arc Lamp.
This Is a lance and varied stock.
Merchants should not fall to attend
, this sale.
nid? on the stock as a whole will be
received Up to date of sail. No bid
will be entertained nfter the auction
sale In detail has begun.
Remember the date, THURSDAY.
AUOI.'HT 1?. 1912. beginning 10:3?
o'clock. You are Invited to nttend.
J. A. H?DGINS,
2131 Fnlrmount Ave., Richmond, Vs.
Tire VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE
by
McCLURE - D A V E N PORT-TAY LOR
COMPANY,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH, 1912,
6:30 P. M.
(Immediately after Chewnlng & Co.'a
sales.)
We will sell nt public auction, on the
premises, that attractive, well-built. I
elght-routn. brick, corner home,
Virginia Avenue and Milton
Slreet, Highland Park
House hns bath, sewers. cement I
basement, electric lights, newly pa?
pered, With corner lot, 70x140.
This property must be sold to settle
est it, .
TERMS: Liberal and announced nt
sale.
Mc| 'T.r RE-DAVENPORT-TAY LOR CO.,
Auctioneers.
The Vdentoie: Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
O 1 a CA3T B3HO?JD ST.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE OP
STOCK AND EINTUUKS OF
CONFECTIONERY AND SODA WATER
STORE OF
Antonio Rocchiccioli
Seventh and Main Streets.
Pursuant to au order of the District
Court of the United .States for the Bast
orii District of Virginia, entered on the
9th day of Almost. 1913, in the mutter
of Antonio Rocchiccioli, bankrupt, I
will s. Ii at public auction, on the prom?
ises, No. 700 Last Main Street,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20TH,
Beginnlg nt 10:30 o'clock,
the stock of Clgai s. Clgare tt? s, Tobacco,
Candles, Cakes. Fruits, Syrups, etc..
.ilso the fixtures, constating of a double
finv \ Soda Fountain, Marble-Top Soda
Counter and Stools, Metal Ice Cream
Tables and chairs. Linoleum, loo Cream
Cabinet. Ice Cream Machine, Silent
Salesman Show Cases. Wall CusCB, I
Glass Partition, Iron Safe, two Na
tlon.il Cash Registers; three Electric I
Signs, Scales, etc.
Sale positive. Terms cash
LESLIE 11. DREW,
Trust? e,
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS,
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M
Adml.-.sion. J.",c. Free on Saturdays.
Richmond, Vn.
Eleventh Session lieblos Sem. tu, I OR!, t
i t., dean Is now nt president's otilco,
Richmond Collogp. Phone or address. I
\\ M. i,. PH i m i:. Dean, j
McGuire's University School
OPP M?NROB PAUK, KI' IIMOND, VA.
PORTr-Eiailfll SESSION beutas Sep?
tember 18. Tiiuioiuli prepartlon fur uni?
versity, college, tpchnlc.il school, ir. R Naval
sad Military Academies. Primary depart-!
input lor smnll buys, with separate Instruc?
tors, study-hull, and recitation rooms. Iii?
Principal will bo at : N Helvldero St.. utter
Sopi. s. For full Information see eai.ilu?u. I
? t book stores, or by mall.
JOHN r McOUtKR. Principal.
P E A BO D Y
Conservatory of Phasic
llollimore, Mil. i
Recognised as the lead-'
on lott i ?! tn islcal con
?ervatnry in the country,
Scholarships and l* plonios
awarded. Circulars a
Atlantic C?p Ur?ort?
Pucinc and Arkansas Avenues. Spacious
ground* udjoln beach und boardwalk. Only
icedlurn-prlcea hotel whnre ?u*at( may f?
from house, tt ?ur.* In Lathing attlra with?
out using itraatf, which :? prohibited. Uee
of b"tii houses with attendant to care fn?
flult? I* free. Running ?uter In room*,
l'rr-h and sea wnter batlia, iinull, and prl
\.ttr. Bpcclal rates | ? and up daHrj **?**
'?? weekly, Ittel llng rbolce tabU. sup
plled from Ulm farm. White serrlqe. Or?
chestra. Tennis co?rtg and croquet ground*
tetween hotel and beach. Iljoklet mailed
upon r:'flest.
PA ft, C. ROSEUKANS.
GALEN HALL
uy iui. ?HA
HOTEL \m> SANATORIUM
Atlantic City, N.J.
GALEN HALL
in l'HB MOUNTAINS
V nitST-CLASS llotr.f,.
Wernersville.Pa.
Resident Phyalclan. Tonic. Batha.
c. Dli I Kitchens.
Best rtfodornte Rato Hotel
EL B E R O N
A:. ! i r-. . .,f Annex. T.-nn. av.. near Beach
capacity 100; opp.aee Prot, and Cath.
t ?.?ucheji running water In rooms: private bath?;
<-i ellenl tab - ? regeUbleafrom own farm; white
Sf?iI,c,?i,R" i? ?wir: Ji.*o u. s.t.ao
dir. Iik.lt. Special rate?. R. B. Lady. M.D.
The ieadliiE and most modern hlgh-olasi
hotel at moderate rates.
ALBEMARLE
Virginia K.vt. and lleucb, <nnlc?t location.
New thn igh iut; capacity 350: private
baths, elevators, t.too ftet wide, cool
porches; exceptional table, whtto service.
r;> ml.-t rates. 1?. |!'). $11? up
weekly: t: u? dally, Booklet.
J. P. COPE.
eSmmtncr Ixcsort?.
HOTEL AUIXODOWN,
Gloucester Point. Va., on the York
River, opposite historic Yorktown, Va.
Good tishttig. bathing, motorboat riding
and good livery. Write tor rates.
Dclaluarc ?Hater <?>ap_
?AI l it GAP IIOCSE.
rhe Minimum l"urnd*he.
ien until Decembi r : Extensively Im
fed. The most modern and tlnest lo
d hotel in this region. Cuisine of too
iest standard; while service. Orchestra,
a; diversions; every out-of-door amuae
it; new, beautiful Palm Court (and
Special - ptei ber tad autumn rates,
kl-t nml auio map:! mailed. Sixth eaa
.)?>!! V PURDY COPE.
l}orel?
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms alnsTle
situ en suite, with a nd without baths.
Spacious sample rooms
Speelnl Summer It a tea. Club flrenk
fut
j&cfjrjolS.
SOUTHERN
SEMINARY
47th Year
For Girls and Young Ladies
In midst of Rlue Ridge Mountains.
Scenery resembles the Alpines. Cll
tii.it - extraordinarily healthful. Por
sonal eare of ev.ry girl. Assocla
tli ha of home, Careful cultivation of
manners, character and persunaltty.
Highest standard of preparatory
und finishing courses. Music und
Vocal training p( conservatory
standard. Art a ltd Expression
equally as high. Rates, JUiiO. Wrlto
i once for catalogue und booklet
containing 00 Illustrations and fur?
ther Information.
sot I 111: it N SEMINARY.
Una dl-. Iliic-uu VlatO, Va.
UNIVERSITY COUEGE OC
MEDICINE RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
STUART McGUlRE. M. D., Pre*.
j Medicine?Dentistry?Pharmacy
23th Session Opens Septerabor 18, 1912
New Fireproof Building.
Unexcelled Equipment.
M,.Jerri Laboratory Method*.
Excellent Clinical Facilities.
Eighty Experienced Tenclicr*.
Write now forCcfalo^uo AH
WYTHE D. ANDERSON. Proctor.
-. ; ./:\: ' ~' ?:? ??????
Richmond Training Sckaoil
for Kindcnjurtners
?ltoventh .ttesaioii Opens Kept, to. .jaa
Pun oatrrao, llteor: " . praatCcv, U|?
nlouia etui ir two yv-r.. Itpeefttl thlrtl
year uimtw tilth l>hrweti,:\s' Diploma, Prtn?
???na:, its.i Uicy M, Cotemsn, u N. Rftth,
Richmond, We Address mirtnjr summer
s?:?a:. lt. u wit-iiv. n.; n?w
lUutne Avoi ue, Hinter IM, Richmond.
Presents: a rroord of <1 ycnri o' ?
u?sl?tlnB boys to davslop physleail:
morally Into th? highest typ* of Cl
HORXKR'S BEST KBFRKRNCK.S
ANU OH V1H A I BS,
Trtrtltji
, mental!'/ and
rlitlan n-.anhocd.
ITS r-ATKONS
Il.shnp John H KllftO, D. n., ex-Pmaldrn'
congratulate yon on the lonst "and hoaorabv.
prhool. Its history hetonsa to th? h*-t saue
and the service It ho> r?ndor?d In tlic InCii:
beyond caleululion. Tito record of w.r Ufa
Sdmlnlitrntlqn la a lUtn? tsstlinony of trio ti
Burner Military School."
N?tt session benir.t September 1. :uti.
Por Illustrated rotatee snd full psrlleulsrs address J. C. IIOKXKB, 8. A.,
Jl. A., tVnclpal, Utford, N. c.
Collnse, writes: "t
i "f the Ilornsr Military
tlonal traditions of ths State,
rtual rrorresa of our people Is
i:n'r? nt Trinity flaring; my
gh orrt.T of worlr dons In ths

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