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tlreater Richmond'* Orjatesl newspaper,
iSIip^m^ tfiSJ^ SDijspalrh
U??&LBri' ?'A.vi and m;.\i. i.s
UiH HbIUIU'I in VtlttHMA, and
UNK ot'- '1'Hifi iu;ut ;\ AMl.ltn A.
Want Ad Rates
"nil;, um real bit imril reisen paid
In n.l.i ?., . tiikou lor Iva? (?au
???11 H'mn.
One und unc-l.utl ?int? it nnnl all
rlnaalBratlonh tact-til situation Wanted
?"ir Huudafi situation Wniitcii, ?u? ?cm
h, b'iril, No Ad. BUMdUf lakcU U't ??'*?'
?iittt? Mltcvn KCMtdi
"t i he tonntet-.
?No Ad*. ItUvu for If ah I U.M. {vre-ly
B*c c.iilr. ?Ti.ru niiou.-u lu or cnr&.tl
l||i'iin< mil ein nut Kitaraustced.
1 'o-.tlli. <;..,,, i,?| cii.nnm *?d nfle*
??df? I', M,
*'u? tiunluvnei t't.utrn^.A, send for
Waul Ail, Mim, IMusU? iluurur I?
stUgl illlj J.UKilO
O.N'li gold WATCH WITiJL'fou
fcttAeheu, Liberal reward it rot.
to II M, NoIIjSON, No, 1 Wont Duval
<"tiwl, ur pi,um. .Mum li.; 103.
avTw'T, .MKDK.'Ai, l/li'LailA "F Till-,
Unlvuralty of Pennsylvania, Finder
it-turn to Tltttu DUpatch and re
i cotvy^rownrd.
vjt'ji Uitintf?, iWalc
?^\':Tfr.!.. in: ?T?ter b d iinuo
clerk lor part of hla tint-; to p
over mure, open and cloau; worn
Only ids hours a day. M Jijj. tears
Tiroes- Dlapntch,
WANTDOj MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; ..my fow week a required;
wages after iirst month; stoady po?
sition guaranteed; write fur cata?
logue. MOLBR'H BARBER COL1
LBOB, 203 Upwery, Now 1'ork City.
wanteL. steam r'rivriiVta s. it
(U.v.a. 103 Npi ?:, Ninth.
WANTED, TWO wit TintDB Gr?OD
compoHltorn on tabular work.
MITCH KM. * HOTCIIKI?S. 6-8-10
North 111;:;.to .-tr.-.-t.
:w anted, l'ivi; Firt?T~cL?s8 paTnt^
era, Apply at ?>r,29 West orace.
WANTED, a rOUNG man of en
riueitlonable character and ability to
meet the business man; must be v.-in.
Iiik to travel. Apply tills Friday
mornliiK to MR, JAMBS, between
H;.K) and 3:30 at Allison and Broad
Street a.
tX~> YOV want WORK?J'I?fFbT
nlon.il, clerical, manual; or at any
oth?r rtlVOK? Apply AMERICAN
DAHoit BUREAU. Foster Bulldln-t
Phono Monroe -c10.
,Want}?:!>. at fiNV;; S?ht <'M-;:tk"
ttood aalnry; at idy ; ?sltlon Applv
8TRATFOKD HOTEL, Petersburg,
Va._
"WANTED S8 IJABORERs! FIFTH
and li>rd Streets.
WANTED. I. VBOKi-.it/ i (111 .-TEAM
?horel work ?i Vartna, N. C. Wages,
Il.t'j per day. .'. .i^;> pay. FISH LB
<n CAllOZZA, Oenerul Contractors.
e- :
?Situations tuanrcb, ??tilc
rWiQiT BIX B Y A B? KBR. i : isTlTl ON.
llrsl class on bread ui;J cttstea. JNO.
T. WKAIN1NOKH, i .-:uth FOiirth
EXPK R1 BN CR D AOCOUNTANT ANI
credit man. now employed, desires
to make change.; reference!, Ad?
dress H 283. care Tlnies-IMspatch.
Tid^i, man. TWENTY" VHAnS
age, w.nhes a position with some
wholesale or ratal] firm; four years'
experience in retail linos; b.->t of
relerenrea furnished. K -~>. cm ??
'I irnes-1llspatch,
EXPERT MAI.--. stkn'm IKAPHTHt
open for position 15; have had
ieR-al and m>-rr.-int!l. experience; am
also excellent bookkeeper have the
'Roods*' for Hrm willlnn; to pay. K
19, care Times-Dispatch,
CAPABlTS vnrsd man WANTS i ?
? sttiuiii will go anyWhere, Address
.1 822. can- Times-Ulspalch.
tjelp CiHantr? J-mniir
V.llirK COOK AN.? NUReE FOB
family of three. Apply at .l? Amer?
ican Bank Building._
vTaXTKL. ?-C??k' by FAMILY OF
three. Apply 2306 Stuart Avenue,
W?NTKI). UOOD tf??k. ALSO nK?t
houaeKIrl; Lrlnp refcrencei, Boom
T21. Mutual BulldlnK._
WANTED. WOMAJ, WHO CAN DO
ilia work of and tare for small COU11.
try house, he.tlthy location; no chil?
dren; good place fcr cnpable. needy
person. Address, with references,
X. X. X., care Tlmcs-Hlspatch.
"want BH. ???? .:/?!::?:?. MA MM' Y K< "> R
llifant; refi r.-ni -.?. 'Phone Madison
H164-X-1._
WANT bi\ A ?;?> V C "ix: ic'M M"Nf
ment Avenue; none need apply vvlth.
out re fori ? s1 _
Bi:;<;i!T yo?xo i.ai>v i"ii plbas
ant office worlt; steady job; good
pay; apply n't <>nc-? in person only,
do not phon,-. but come right in.
SOUTHERN STAMP AND STATION
BRY CO Twelve-Sis Main Street.
Ask for M!'. J tOS! INDORF,_
DBPAR1 MEN, 1" STORE WANTS Ex?
perienced naluwoitieti for piece poods
and curtain department?. A; ;
Manager's Ofl'ice 10 a. M. MILLER
fc rhoa DS._
BIX WHITE WAITRESSES: S1&
month, ron:n and board. a.MH'II
CAN LABOR BUREAU. Foster Build.
Ing\ _
w?Nikn. "a 00011 cuiiic- room <>n
tlie plare, ;,3j", '.V...-: ''. r i ? ?
v}ciri, ?; r nti Jrrutalc
jTliX A n1 > wt.M bn wAn'i ill) "FOR
government positions; t>n month;
write for ll;:t of pnstliona Open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE; l>-l>t. ?15-R,
Rordtester/ n y._
fettiiiUton-j. profc??fonnl
wanted. "BY A YoI ' NO I.v. ! > Y. a Po?
sition to teach; small children pre?
ferred; usual Bhgllshi featln, French
and music. Address M1S.s M.. caru
n w 11 i'.i. V11
Golicirni? anti fealr?imn
SALeSiXn u^AXIrffjI MEIufMANT
in! luring hualness; iroott salary 1
eteady employment and good chance
for advancement, G U1V. care Times
Bl.-pateh. _
3)ff, G?dI tinD C?DC?
"~wobi3 "and" "coal.
OUR dry KINDLING, BEST in CITY:
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company; i' hnlf-cord. da?
vid M. lea &. CO. i't.ono Monroe
6bC.
tt?n.; 1. ink the n:. ; r Fi:kk
burnlns i-.oul at summer prices. lilt
wood Is laryo blocks and dry. It will
puy you to see him this week and
make your arrangementa for win?
ter. OfTlco lr.OG West Broad.
GOOD " FAMILY WOOD ?B.'a? CORD,
sawed In stove lengths. ~,i<l North
Seventeenth Street. Monroe 21JIi.
fliACB your order WITH us FOB
fuel, ns we handle tho best anthra?
cite, lump splint, and Fire Creek
coal; also try a load of our plno and
oak wood, which Is drv and under
shelter tyler a ryan, 1001 West
Cnry Street. Madison I97D, Monroe.
3017. _
feummrc JSoncoins
BOUi^v^Xni^^n^ir '"'?nT iLi^fin'op.
Bonds, country and fceashore com
lined, with city ronvenlencos. Send
fo ' literature l<- ' e misses Ta MB,
it. f. d. i. Hnnii ton. Va._
JJ?rnl Ventiliitor?,
]X>EAL VENTILATOR CO. PUONE
?ti?inrso OppottmufircJ
f?r 'hai.i:] a drug stork, doing
U Uli? bUSlllOSSl oll Ii leadltlH rail?
road line) two hours' ride from Rich
mond) satisfactory reasons Klvon
f i * -?IIi 'it;. Address DKUGUlttT.
caro finita Dlspntyh_ _
WANTED, Tu BORROW ?nuu oN OOOD
security, tu b? liald buch ?licht
monthly tiut?? of ?'Ja oaulij beut city
refhi nOCi Ii ??f, uru Tlu.us-Dls
patch. _
WA Tl il '. TWO MICK UNI ? 1-311 TIlT?V V
llvii to luvest ?;.ii<") lain; Diu- tu bc
president, tin. hu.lt treasurer, of u
eon putiy tu be located in Richmond
tu liltttlUfnolUrO Ii product ut u cuat
of ?I that ?villi direct tu tlu.- rutullur
ut II- money in lt. only ?0,750
Ii* *.i, and two men um roauy to
put np ta./6'j. Wu watit two more.
Address U Bio, nno Tlmoa-Dispatoh,
WANTED, ENGINES A NU BOIL-KRS
for overhauling RICHMOND MA
Olli NU WOItK?. INC,_
ftrtli estate ^ 01 vjulc
?B?iCkT 'WaTep. ' ' FRONT r.U'.M
ein up ?13*] acres, ironiing throe
foiu 1I13 mile on the .nies Klvor,
neui' good schools, church, railroad
and ?teui:.er wharf, Ivndre lour
Steamers Mop dally; ?ig ht-TOOtri
beuso, orchard, line soil; $25 per
niutitii income with this farm not
depending oil crops, Address W; L.
.V1LK1NSON, Tettlngton, Va._
L\cal estate u^tdint?
v?.-. :?; Tii >. jiAMf A ci' l'i ;in?j S 1 r B
on rallrouil .i.ii.et Address A 15,
ej :. Til.,..--!'! i .1- h.
Litii VoCl. WITH J. A. CON?
NELLY. & CO. Write postal tor neo
?-try 1 .a r.ka._
?ori-i.e oh TaVo uentlemen
jii suture bright southern juit-- ul
>onis at 100 Wusi Main, adjoining
???i Jefferson Hotel; a few table
nurd era also; references exchanged.
rTtACl 1\K ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
t MRS. It. I". If> n.i US. 21fi Edst
'rankllii Street, i'hdnu JTTg Modl
wb8t ORACB STREBT: HOT
raster heated rooms, modern conve
MHS. C K. BOWERS, IIa E. FRANK
llh, rooms and board for perrrtaii
and transient gueatH; dining room
well equipped._
i\d3inii j-ut txtnl
'nici'ly Y-. ,-?i.-ii.;:i i.'. with
, or wllhoui >..,.. 1 ?;. .1? East Mat shall.
1-oh RentJ 1 i KNiSH '.1 ? ROOMS to
j tonn n l' i; West Grace Street.
V?1 ATED .-eftemheh 1st, i NI'l u
' ;. shed second floor, three rooms and
t.ath. no kitchen, at 5 South Third.
FOR RENT, BBAUTIFUHLV1 FUlt
I ti iah cd apartment of two large rooms
i and private bath, with Instantaneous
In .tt. :. ?vi; West ui an-,
! Ft.,; RENT, TO <iiIN 1 LEMEN. TWO
fui nlshed 1 >oins. 3123 Park Avenue.
TWO BRIGHT^ ATTRACTIVE. CON
hectlhg rooms, unfurnished j =
slop October i| also one furnished;
I Immediate possession; second apart?
ment, l:u] Bait Franklin.
:,' '.LV ri'llXISIIKLi ROOMS FOR
r.-nt. second tloor; convenient to
j bath. ils South Fourth. Madison
W ANTED to "RENT a Ni C E FCR
uisheel :00m. Apply 'Jio Wcsl Mar
VVKIAANUTON, .?: l Bast Clay .-ftreet.
FOR !:i..s i-. TWO I-A ROE R< 'Oils,'
thit i fldi :. light housekeeping, fur
hod 01 unfurnished. 612 West
iANT FURNISHED R<?IMS; 75
cents, Ji ?lay. central, TUE ROA
NOK1_j> _It]_
j-iatjJ jut L\cnr.
F< l: RENT.' F5.\T '"'F THREE ItOOM?
and bath; J15. 1S01 West Main
FOURiRt ???!. LOWER iFtAT, LlOHTa
and cuuklng tras furnished; West
End; 12 hoi month. Address l> liy,
care Tlmee-Dls.iatch.
For rent, three-room apart
1 ii:.;. with b.iih, at The Hanover,
Adams Street side. Apply at cafe.
.MUS. EEE S. LIl'SCOMBE.
FbAT OF FOUR ROOMS. Q INTER
Park, in cue of Carrier 41._
:'? ? :: mu.i: six-h' i ?M CORNER
?
heat! possession September 1. Ap
2-101-A Grove Avenue.
FOR RENT. DESIRAB?E feat,
three or four rooms. 112 En.-t Clay.
feat 'of FOUR ROOMS FOR RENT;
lark Avenue, near Allen; can bo
B?en; phone Madison 4Sf,-. Address
11 236, car-- Tlmes-Olspatch.
FOR RENT, FEAT OF THREE OR
imir room.-- at 403 Wesl Main.
i t:. a 1" TIFt l7 Fi .at Font or six
rooms; all conveniences. U6 North
1 n.i.i.
CXUntc?
wanted, to eev a" t h ife e - horse
power Slhgli phase motor. Phono
Madison 3S9S-J.
w ? XT e d. \VA SH1 N?~Xt " H??rB. 1152
North First
hkhTkst casm piuce paid for
Virginia white corn. Address p. 1'.
Box 94. Richmond, va.
wanted". t?~ buy for cash.
household goodr. In any quantity.
Phon.. M.tdlMiti SS61,_
?^iorrlldiuou?
? ? Hiioi-: repairing.
10e. rebXte IF i'CU BRINCS shoes
with this coupon. Men s shoea half
solci!, 75c, rebated to 65c; ladles'
hall poles, tfOc, rebated to BOc. Every
pair aewed; beSI leather; no nails, no
pess. UeellnB, 15c, DREW'S EEEC
TRIC SHOE FACTOR!, 716 East
-Main. Phono Monroe miO".
LOAN It
to.Out)
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches at NeUr York rates. N. F.
JACOBS A SON. No. Ji> North Ninth
STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAOE IN city. 11
per load. Store your furniture, bug?
gies, automoi lies, piano? at I"OMP
K1NS, 327 West Broad._
ANTIQUES
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
FUrniture repaired. polished ami
packed; upholstering, etc. E. N. AR
NA El. SON., 1617 West Broad
Phone Mad'son ii.'77.
SEvr~TO?Di
CALL PHONE MONROE 1111 FOR
flsh, steamod crabs, crab merit. Do.
Ilveteil promptp al^ N. Monroe St.
PIANOS.
SUMMER RATF.S NOW ON PIANO
moving and overhauling by factory
experts. Prompt, careful work
guaranteed. Phono Madison 31I-5.
CHAM. M. ST1EFK, Pianos. 117 W.
Rro;,.|.
E X i> ft E B9 OFFTCE
rACKAOBfl RHCEIViBn VHD MONET
orders sold, 121 West Broad. C. B
IIAVNES At CO. ?_
BRAZING,
WANTED, BRAZING OF CAST iron.
? RICHMOND MACHINE WOIUOi.lNCL.
What kind ..r >i speech?
a.n*\m-:ii rp ii>iiyi..,r-3 P-Z7LB.
Mtlllliule.
J;Of SdlC
. su i;i: r lu.s'ij) 'iuand i-ia'Nw,
10 make; liai been used carefully;
rtncr price $760; easy terms.
tAFTS, 1-1 Eust Broad Street.
i LARGE IRON SAFES kok
Ifl \ IROINIA AUCTION CO
: WAGON: (jo TO RICHARDSON
'.'>.;., aij Brook Avenue. Painting,
pairing and rubb>-r tire work.
? vK.\i't-< >i.u 'horse. ANi? wag?n.
>arly hew; the horse is t;ou!?d, well
roken und gentle: good worker;
e ielllng this horse, us we are In
ailing automobilo delivery. Apply
HE CRAFTS PIANO CO.. 121 East
road Street.
PEWR1TERS. FUL.LT OUARAN
:ed. live du>'s free trial, oil terii'.s
Hi down, i'A per moiitfi, F. O. b.
ntcr-co. No, 'i Remingtons, {30; No.
Olivers, * 10; No. 4 Underwocds. $60;
lo. 2 L. C. smltns. $60. All standard
rades leas than half pile,. statu
lachino oealred with ihr?..- refer
llcesi that's ail. GE?, OILES, 3lJ
lo?ntaln Avenue, huaiiokc, Ya.
i: KNABE PIANOj MAHOGANY
case; used carelully; hue been
thoroughly overhauled; easy terms,
weekly oi monthly. CRAFTS 121
East Broad Street.
?ANDSOME BAR FIXTURES COM
plete for VIRGINIA AUCTION
WATEROItOUND CORN MEAL DE
1 ilvert : direct i: ? mill. *i.3u per
l.u. pnonc .'.liidisou 1677.
1 {2V'E SAMPLE MAHOGANY PIANO,
the |350 stylo; ????>? terms'. CRAv TS.
I 121 East Hi und Street
MOTORCYCLEij IvSu _i'.;YCL__, NEW
and sell nd-hand; repairing of uli
i.lnd*. luMPKINS. 3.:. West Broud.
j FOK O.U.E CHEAP., ALL KINDS of
evcoi'.d-iiaiiu mecnanlcal tools; also
trunks and suit car.ee. Apply lo
El?NER BROS., 1106 K-jI Main
Street. Pawnbroaers._
['$125. CHASE MAHOOANY PIANO;
i has been carefully used; furnier
ptlce. $000; fully guaranteed; euay
term;; h'.ovl und scarf Included.
i CRAFTS, 121 East Broad Street.
SALE; AT .A REASONABLE
e, well Mocked drug biuie in
itry community, ciu.Ke County,
neighborhood ut.d a well estab
:d business. K. N. U1LP1N. iloyce,
?OER SHOE STITCH MACHINE
or sule. VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
ULEltS EN ;7nes. WOODWORKING
hachlriery ui every description, beit
ng, nangers, Shutting and pulleys.
Joiidltion _ .aratit.ed. I. BLUFORO
U Co., 168s Edst Cary Street. _
18. HENE/Y AND S. C. LIN DEM AN
planO; but tiiree years old; in good
condition; former price *loo; very
ca.-y tei i:,s. send lor bulletin.
CRAFTS, l-l East Broad Street.
1 QR SALE, LARGE, GENERAL STORE,
on main line of Chesapeake -nd
Ohio Rtilway, in Albetnarle County,
V'ti . annual sales' ul'ound elg.uy
thousand; will i.^li both real estate
..!. . stOi k or >? It stock and give -4
least on property, I: preferred, wli.
sell hail Interest to competent young
man, taking entire charge jt othee
work. Audress E 27, euro Tlmea
Dispatch. ^JJ
MOVING PICTURE mTvCHINE CoM
;.. :, \ IRGINIA AUCTl< |N < '? '
ORGANS. ill! AM. UPWARDS luli
used organs, you cannot make a mis
take selecting an organ from our
exchange department. CRAFTS, 121
East illonu Street.
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN OF
three years' banking experience po?
sition In bank in Virginia; am now
with a substantial haul;, hut will
make a Change September _5: Al ref?
erences' furnished. Address E Si,
care T'.mcs-Dispateh^_
PLAYER-PIANO MUSIC, lie. 2uc. 25o
upward.-; several used player-pianos
at $27S and upwaids; Bond for bar?
gain list. CRAFTS, 121 East Broad
Street.
, E HAVE STUDEBAICER SPRING
wagons, buggies and runabouts. Sev?
eral second-uand buggies and run?
abouts clieap, also farm wagons; one
Surrey, |00. on., top buggy, $37; one
runabout. $35. THOS. 11. DUKE cc
Co., ?u4 Brook Avemio.
OR SALE, HANDSOME SODA FOUN
tain. VIRGINIA AUCTION C< >.
Ii. G?OI) SQUARE PIANOS; J U ST
tho thing for beginners to learn on.
50C weekly. CRAFTS. 12 1 East
Broad Street.
for sale. to-day at a GREAT
sacrilice, gas stove and Instantane?
ous hot water heater; also household
furniture and 32 pounds of feathers.
100 North Third Street, phone Madl
t-oii 1669-L_
j-j-tuiffG
noticeT "~*
National Hank of Virginia,
Richmond; Va.. August 2:.. 1912.
NOTICE?BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
of directors, and owing to the il<tul
datlotl of tho all ilrs oi the .National
Bank of Virginia. Richmond, va., tho
book.- for trnnsier 01 stock in this
bank will be closed on and after Sep?
tember 1, 11112.
W. M. addison.
_ _ _ Cashier. )
let Mil DECORATE YOUR HOME
this. fall. I will paper the walla und
give you a background for a winter
of domestic bliss. H. b. JONES. 101
East Malll Street, Richmond, Va.
Phono Monroo 179t5. Prices right.
IDEAL VENTILATOR CO. PHONE
Monroo 1B02.
hav1 Mi been DULY QU ALI fi ed AS
administrator oi tho estate of Geo,
R. P'tt, all persons having claims
against the estate will present them
to me for payment, and all persons
Indebted to the estate will please
make payment to me.
HENRY l PITT, Administrator.
Ki17 North Twenty-Sixth St.
Wanted.""the public to know
that JAHNKh! BROS., Jewelers. ?12
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
nod REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
latb-t styles. Did gold end ?II
vet tlwava taken In S-Chance._
pri-onal.
HUMAN HAH! BOUGHT AND HOLD
at UUUUESOS. if.02 North Third.
Auction fenlf? "Ctji? ?>ti?
Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers, biO E. Broad.
VARLOH, LIBRARY, DINING ROOM
chamber, schubbrt upright
PIANO. CUT GLASS aND SILVER?
WARE, ?00K8, HALL PIER TABLE
AND MIRROR, ETC.. AT AUCTION.
?\ ..? will ?eil for h. j. Taylor who
la declining housekeeping, at Ms home,
No. iji? Floyd Avi n on
FRIDAY. AUt J U.ST 3'.'. 1912.
nt 10:3 . A. M.
handsome .Mali..Kan I'ler Table with
Swing .Minor, and two Roman Chairs
to mutch; Hall and stair Carpet, one
Schubert Upright Piano, two very
handsome Mahogan* Rockers, two
Quartered Oak Leather Seat Rockers,
handsome Moquct Carpet. IIrasa Pedes?
tal and Jardiniere, ? Curtains Ruga
and Pictures, two Oak Hook Cases.,
large Collection Rooks Oak Library
Table, Box Couch, Carpet and Rug's,
Brlc-a-Rraci Ornaments. Pictures,
Shades, etc; Massive Oak Sideboard,
China Closet. 12-foot .Massive Iilnlnir
Table, six Leather Seat Diners, large
collection Silverware Cut Glass and
Chinaware, Eddy ice Box cias R?nge,
the..--iil.ee .Massive Oak Suit, with Mir.
ror Front Wardrobe and Brass Bed,
Combination Book Case. Oak Dressers
and Stand. Brass and En'aineled Hods.
National Springs and Felt Mittresses,
Bed i.tneiis. Coverings, Toilet Sets.
Floor Coverings, etc
Sal- positive. Ladles Invited, House
open for Inspection all day Thursday.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
I Sale of Vualable Manufac?
turing Plant at Altavista, Va
By virtue of two deeds of trust,
bearing date August ;. mi. and ..prii
11, und dui> recorded in the
Campbell County clerk's office, the un
deralgned will sell at public auction,
? on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS 1,91?.
at IQ o'clock a. M..
the plant o:' ::. Consolidated Furniture
Works, Including factory and oilier
I buildings und I and attached thereto,
machinery, franchises, patents, ottlco
I furniture and fixtures manufactu--d
goods, machinery und .supplies and ma.
tcrlal on hand, as a ? holt or In parcels
to huh purchasers
TERMS: Cash, but more liberal terms
can be obtained up^r. reasonable eon
* ditlons
A. O BELL
Altavista. Va .
W II. GOULD.
U E. CASK IB.
A, B PERCY*.
Lynchburg. Va.,
Trustees.
?auction xSrtlr?, future >Da"?
By N, W. Bo.wa & Son.
Heal Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SAEE
OF
FRAME DWELLING, NO. 1320 WEST
CLAV STREET. WITH LOT 10 FEET
WIDE, AT AUCTION.
tri part execution of a deed of trust,
' dated June 7. H'Olt. and duly recorded
I in Richmond Chancery Court in d. B.
?"Oif-C, page :'!7. 1 will, nt the request
' of the beneficiary, there hiving been
.default In the payment of a portion of
the debt ?ecured, ?eil by auction, on
i the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTET.IBER 1512.
at 0:30 o'clock p. M?
t> .. dwelling house ahov.- referred to.
situated on the north side of Clay
I Street, between Norton and Klnncy
Streets, with th<? lot upon which It
j stands, fronting i i foot and running
? bn<-k northwardly ISO f?e* lo a" alley.
This house, with some repairs, can
i be mad- Into a rn^at satisfactory home
' or rental property.
j TERMS: By consent, one-third cash
j and the balance at six and twelv.
: months, for notes, with interest added
? and secured by a deed of trust: or all
! cash at the option of the purchaser.
Si A ET BO WE.
Trustee.
L\ritl UfSlate JfO iJdir
FOR SALE.
B"autiful Wnlte Brick Front Detached
Dwelling on
West Grace
treet
Nine rooms: hot water heat two
I bath rooms; electric and pras lights;
I nice fixtures. A very up-to-date home,
I In nice order. Call for particulars and
i prices.
C. L A H. L rtiiXOON.
j S21 East Main street.
| DO YOU
WANT
The mo6t attractive and desirable lo?
cation In the city for line residences?
,et us talk to you about property at
northwest corner Boulevard and Ken?
sington. Pretties: location In the city.
HAWKINS oi BUPORD.
100 North Seventh street._
Highl ana
; Park
Nine-room brick house, bath, hot and
cold water; lot 71x140; on corner; op?
posite park. To quick buyer will sell
for less than cost to build within throe,
years.
HAWKINS & BUFORD.
100 North Seventh Street.
Finest
Opportunity
Eleven-room house and about three
acres Of land. Just north Of and nd
Jotnlng Highland Park. flood Invest?
ment for a home), and rlRTit In line of
Increasing values, Price very low?
16,000.
HAWKINS A BUFORD.
; oo Nort h Sovonth SI i ? ? I
JAcal estate jf?t Rent
for rent.
No. 202 Allen Ave.
(between Grove Avenue and Hanover
Avenue). Seven rooms and In tiptop
order. Only t33* per annum. Posses?
sion nt once.
RTCHBSON A ORUTCIIFIBLD.
ZDiSGoiutioii Notices.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
THE CONCERN HERETOFORE EX
latlng under the firm name of Frank
Maroek & '"o.. conducting a merchant
tailor business at 73d East Main
Street, has by mutual consent boon
dissolved on September 17. 1912. Mr
William Voelrkcr retiring, The busi?
ness will hereafter he conducted by
Mr, Frank Mareck who assumes nil
assets and liabilities; of the old firm.
BETTER SHOWING
MADE IN NORFOLK'
(.Continued From First Vau? ) j
$2.200; j. F, Drummond, $2.209; Ray?
mond Dupuy, $16.000.
G. S, Friebus, ?2.suo
It. W. Gamble, $3.000; H. T. Oarrand,
$3,000; Albert Gorst, $4,&ou; James U.
? iode, J.'.ioo; \V C dray. $2.son, Mr*.
C T. Greene $?.000. Miss W. M.
Greene. $1.000; C. B. Guy, $2,S>J0
w. m. Barman, $4,0'"t. W. ic. iior
helmer, $j,t>oo.
E. B Ives. $2.200.
Frank Jucol.s. $2.800; Jacob .lacobs,
U ?. VV. Aahton Jones, $2.000; 11. t>.
Joyner, $2,200; l.eo Judson, $3,000.
Charles G. Klser, $2.?'JO; William
Klyver, $2.000.
Southgato Leigh, $T.ooo; J. D. Lewis,
$1,900; James l.lpscomb, $2,200; John
B, Longhran, $?.ooo.
H. a. McPherrln. $3.000. Mary s.;
Marks. $1,062; K. 11. Meoks; $2.300; B. T.
Mccka, $2.200; Barton Myers. $6.000.
B. Nicholson, $3.000, M. Nicholson,
$-'."? ?>:??
11. D. Oliver, $4.000.
.1. R. Leak./. $2,800; A. D. Pcndor.
$2.000 O II. Perry, $2,200; .1. K. Pettus.
$?. F. V .Priest. 12.600! II. II- Plies;.:
$2.600: \V. 1. Priest. $-'.600. J. B. Prlncu,
$.? 500; J B Prince. $3.000; B. H. Proc?
tor. $2.r,00. \V. M. RcttoWj $2.000.
C. K. Rhode?. $2.(.? Francis Rich?
ardson, $3,840; W. 14. Robinson, $3.00o:
I.. T. Koyster. $4.000.
??. w. Hams, $0.969; Fanhle F. Sam-..
$2,580; G. A. .1. Scott, $2,960; A. G. !
Serpell. $2,300; >i. Sorpell. $:i.O. L. j
Shacklcford, $3,000; Peter Biros, $2.100;
H. C. Smith. $1.000; H. Tyler Smith.
$2.20o, j. j. Spandorfer, $3,ooo.
B. C. S. Taliaferro, $3.f.oo; John G.
Tllton. $V<"u. Charles Mcl. Ifunstall.
$2,500; W, .1. Tyson. Jr.. $3.200.
a. w. Wagner, ?2.r.no. it, a Waln
wrlght, $:.2"<e it. \V. Waldrop. $2.soo:
H. W. Wnlkcr. $2.20": I? W. Warren.
$3.0"0; .1. I.. Winston, $2,300; J. P.
Woodley, $3.S00.
I lilr.l Ward.
Mary B. Allyn. $"..000; Scott b. Ap-I
pleby, Jr.. $4.000.
a iBailey. $3,000. B. M. Haler,
$6 .' It. G. Baldwin. $2.200; J. E.
Barnes. {.'.6^0. .1. M Birr. $10.000; nan
dell M. Harrett, $2.000; E. M. Raum.
$3.000; Norman Bell. Jr., $3.ono, Thomas
C. Benthall, $2.2""; .1. V Bldfrood, $2.
200; Cecil Blllups. $11.000; D. P. Blount.
$2,500; Lloyd Boliannon. $2.C.O0; John
T. Bolton. $4,000; R. I. Bosnian. $1.000;
J. L Boush. $2.600. W. R .Boutwell,
$3,000; Henry Howdon. $3.500; E. De V.
Bradford, $3.000; H. S. Broughton. $2.
500. C. ii. Bull. $4.f*00; Margaret W.
Burruss. $4,000; William B, Burruas,
$2,500; II. Fi Butt. $2,S00: peter Byrnes.
$2.600.
H. T Campbell, $3.000, C. B. Capps.
$6,000; Mrs. II. N. CasJ.li>. $4.000; R. I.
Cheatbum, $2.So(.; Marcus Cohen, $2,200;
Mrs. R, S. Colin, $3,000; H. W. Coleman.
$2,200; C. J. Collins. $7,236; S. I). Col?
lins. $6,300; Mary E. Cooke, $3,000;
M. T. Cooke. $3.000. P. S. Cotton, $2.S0O;
v.. W. Croxton, $2.">00. J. S. Culpeper,
i $2.400.
Charles Davies, $2,000; m. l T. Davis
? state, $3,000; George W. Dey. $3.500;
W, c. i..ckson. $7.70o; G. M. Dlll?rd,
$?.000. L T. Hoble, $3,000; B. A. Doble,
and wife. $2.Ton, E, O, Dodson. $4.314:
II. A. Hodson. $3.000; E. .1. Doran. $5,
000; Jennie M. Pre wry. $4.200; W. E.
Driver, $4.500.
M i. Btire, $2,zoo. c. b Bwell, $2.
600.
G. S. Knee. $3.000.
T S G?rnett, Jr., $S,400; E. J. Gor?
man. $0,000; Charles U. Grandy. $3,000.
C. W. Grandy. $1 4.736: C. W. Grtuidy,
Jr., William 'Gulden's hoi?, $25.321;
C. W. Grandy. attorney. $6.807: C. W.
'?Grandy, Jr., $4.26u. C. W .Grandy, Jr..
trustee, $16.037, W. fi s Grandy. $5.
710. Mrs. K. C. Groner, $4.000.
F. H, Hancock. $3.000; C. W. Harrell,
$3,i>00; K. T. Hasler. $2.200; Krank
Milch. $3.500; Lawrence S. Holt, $3.
500; J. L, Hubnrd. $3.000; T. T. Hubnrd.
$::.'>oo. Q, .1. Hughes, $3.200; Floyd
Hurrhes. $3.200; Floyd Hughes, $9,918:
ji W. Hunter. $S,000; Llzslc A. B.
Hunter, $2.600; James Hurst. $2,400.
J. 11. Jennlgan, 14,000; Kenaoy
Johns, $3.100; W. S. Johns. $.1.400; A. b.
Johnson. $2.200; Robert Johnston. $5,
000; Robert S. Johnston. $2.000; T. A.
Jones, $3,000; W. F. Jordan. $3.0<?0.
II. M. Korr, $5.000; L Clay Kflby,
$3.- -0.
William Lander, $3,020; B w Leigh,
$3,000; Mrs. .1. B. LckieB, $7.100; Wll
; Ham Linn, $2,000: J. G. Lohinimn. $3,
000.
James \V McCarrlck. $2,650; .1. jett
McCormlck, $7.000, b. a Mabry, $2,400;
M. J. Madden. $2,500; |{. j Mnlbon.
$3,000; M. Manloy, $2.900; B. l Mayer.
$.:.t'00; Elizabeth A. Moore, $3.0u0;
Home ,Moore, $2,500; Abbott Morrl
$2.000.
R. A. old. $2.100: W. W. Old. Jr.,
000; N. M. Osborne. $2.100.
Hugh N. Paire. $4.000; R. K Payne.
$7,000; John K. Peebles. $3,500; R. L.
Perkins. $5,000; J. W. ,Perry, $4.000;
I C. I. Pr'nce, $2,200; Thomas S. Purdte!
I $4.000.
! Rt. Rev, A. m. Hnndolph. $:>.r.on;
Jamea O Rlddlck, $3,200;/ Maltland
Rlely, $3,200; Albert ? Roper, $2.077:
George W. Roper. $s.;,oo; John L. Koper,
$20,233; \V. B Roper, $7.S0O; ic. Ruflln,
$6,0i \
Charlotte Seiden, $4.020; rnroiino
Seiden. $:i,Ton, Joseph Snlomonsky.$3. ?
000; Mrs. Annie Savage, $2,600; T. l>.
Savage, $2.soo; Edward II. Scott. $2.
S00; Ed. Shannon. $2.250; W. W. Shield,
$2,000; Luther Sheldon, $4.9O0; w. t.
Slincoe, $:i.:.0o: 11. E. Skinner, $2,soo:
N 11. Slackc. $2.00o; H. Gnrrett Smith.
$2,500; Peter smith. jo.noo; T. a.
Smoot, $2.TOO; L, D. Starke. $4.670; I..
C. Steele. $2.000; R. V. Steele. $2,200.
P. S. Stephenson. $3.000.
Ellxab.th W. Tnlbot, $3,200; Minton
W. Tftlbot, $5.M0; Thomas Tnlbot. $7.
500; B. B, It. Tnylor. $3,700; W. 11.
Taylor. $11.140; Walter H. Tnylor. $11.
960; William E. Taylor. $13,43:*; I,. W.
Tazcwett, $4,260; Alexander Ttinatall,
$6,000.
Braden Varidoventer, $3,"no; John N.
Vaughan, $6,000; W. n. Venablo, $4,
61H: Mrs C. It. Vole lit. $0.000.
Lucy H. Ward. $3.600; C. P. Weaton,
IT.ioiO; Ira B White, $3.000; Luther W.
While $5,065; Thomas 11. Wlllcox, $30.
600; Mnruaret C. Wilson. $3,600, Miss
K. 'IV Wood. S3.400.
l-'ourth Wnrd.
H. P. Embury, $3.000.
N. it. J'oynes, $6.000.
J. W. Murphy. $6.000.
Benjamin Spinel, $2,500.
Fifth Ward,
E J. Brickhouse, $3,000; T. E. Brick
house. $3.000.
E .C. Cheat|ne, $4.000.
W. E Billon, $2.000.
O J. Ellerton, $3.100. M Btherldge,
$2.000.
O. b Ferebee, $2,500; M. C. Ferebee,
$2.000.
It I*. Gooilson. $3.000, A. s. Gornto,
$2.00(1
|{. A. Hyslop, $3.000.
\V. b Meredith, $2.700; nr. p. st. 1..
Moncure. ?3,000.
Julian Russell. $2.600.
Edward Spaldlng, $0.320.
David F. Watt. $7.000; A, L Wood
worth. $2.500.
Klxlh Ward.
W. J. Adams. $2.000: S. M. Adstt, $-4.
000; Benjamin Altschul. ?3.000; T. C.'
Andrews. 12,200; Genrgo U Arp?. $14.- I
600.
O. McK, Bari. $2.260; E. R. Balrd ]
?10,284; R. H. Baker. Jr.. ?5.600; Itobort
F Baldwin, ?3,500; W.b. Baldwin. ?3,.
500: Elias Hall. ?1,280; Mrs. A. f.. Bai
lentlne, ?4.0TO; lt. o. Barbee, $2,r.oo;
F. R. Barrett. ?3,000; <j. Mornn Barry,
?2,200; W. B. Bassett, ?3.000; R. F.
Batohelder, ?2,200; William Bauloh, $2,
.so?; C. M. Bay he, ?2,600; N. Bcamun. j
js.ooo; o. d. Bear, $3.000; J. b. Ben-;
nett, ?a.ouo; Jacob Bennett, $".ooo; J.
8 Bergman, $8,000; James Burllngett, j
$2,600; Samuel Beskln, ?2.200; George!
A. Bew, ?2,800; B. I* Bonney. ?2,300:1
Alvah 11 BOWBhall, ?3.000; John F. I
Branch, ?2,200; Maurico A. Brandt. ?2.
600; S M. Brandt. ?5,700; C, P. Breese.
?3.000; C. Wi Brenglc, ?2.200. M. D.
Brotzfelder, ?2,200; D. Tucker Biooke.
?6.000; J. IL Brownley, ?3.000; J. 1-1
Buntlne, ?3.500; John E. Burke, ?4.000;'
C. f. Burroughs, ?3.500; J. S. Bur- i
rmiqrhs. ?2,200; Mrs. A. D. Burrow. ?'J.
000; D. S. Burwell, ?3.400; J. C. Byars. |
$2.(500.
George C. Cabell, ?5.000; A. ES. Campe,!
?3.000; C. L. Candler. ?ll.uOO; Emma l!
Carey, ?3,600; C R. Carver, ?3,500-, L. |
iS. Chaloner, $2.200; Joseph M. Clark.!
?r,,000; Frank T. Clark. $2,200; John
1. Clark, $2.000; B. R. Clarke, $2,600;
Alfred M. Clay. $4.500; J. H. Cofer. ?7,
200'; C. M. Coli er. $2.800; TUton Conk- |
Uli, ?3,000; C. L. Canradt, $3,000; Hubert.
B. Cboke, ?4.000. Richard 1>. v'ooko..
?6.170; Thomas R. Cobke, ?2,800; Wll
loughby C?oke, ?2,500; William IL
Cousins, $3,600; W. J. Crosby. ?3,000, j
Vrglnla C, Crow, ?3.300; Mrs. V. O.
Culpcper, ?2.750.
G. II Davis. Jr., ?3.000; Hugh C.
Davis. ?22.000; Hugh W. Davis. J6
175- U. ?. Davis* $3,500; R. S. Dawson,
?s.000; S. & Dear. $2.SO0; J. W. Do
larnotte. ?3.000. R. E. DeJamette. ?2,
400; R. P. Denl^y, ?4.500, II. M. D'ck
son. ?2.400; Charles H. Dlggs. ?l.O'iO;
Ii. Berry Hudson. ?2.200; John R. Dole?.
?2.200; J. H. Donald, ?4,600; T. d.
Dornllt, $2.100; J. H Drew, ?2,800; T. L.
Drummond, ?2.400; Frank Dusok, $14,
.i Walter 1* Dusok, $2,500.
G. 11. Karp. $2,600; C. 11 Bast, ?3.100;
W, 15. Bast, $6.1. IL M. Eastwood, ?3.
000; W. II Elliott, $2.800; C. B. Em
mott, $6,000; G. Engel, ?3.200; Louis
Bngol, ?3.200; o. C. Ewlng. ?2,500.
.?'. R. Farant, ?0.000; E. E. Felld. ?3.
2o0; F. F. Ferguson. $4,700; H. Fern
strom. $6.000; C. II. Forrcll, ?3.000; L.
Feuerstein. ?4.4O0; C. E. Finch, ?:'? "" I
Henry Finch. ?2,500: C. B. Foster; ?2,
800; W. it Frank. ?3.Oi>0; William Free?
man, $2.500. M. T. Friary. $3,.
J, W. Carnage. ?2,500; A. S. J. Gam?
mon. *3,ou0. J. W. Gardner, $2,610;
Wade A. Gardner. ?2,500; T. S. Ganiett.
?3.500; W. T. Gilohrlst. $3,600; Mary K.
Glehnan, $3.000; W. A, Godwin. ?3,000;
H. F. Go.-tz. $3,000; D. L. Goldman, ?2,
500; Sol Goodman. ?3.000. A. J. Good
rldge, ?2.600; George McG. Goodrldgo,
?2.100. Ii. H. Ooodrldge, $3,600; B. M.
Graham, ?3.800; F. H. Graves, ?3.000;
Mrs. B. cC Gray. $2,600; N. T. Green
and wife, $6,000; George B. Gregory.
$3,60l . R. II. Gregory, $2,300; D. I?w
rence Groner, ?5,150. E. C. Gunther.
ji..i; j. m. Gwaltney, $3.250; Loraax
Gwathmey, ?7,000.
E. H. Holstcnd, $3,500; W, T. Ham.
$3,800; f. S. Hancock, ?2.:oo, Caldwell
I lardy, ?8.500. Wellington Hardy, ?2,
I200; B, T. Hargrave, ?2.500; John T.
Hargrove, $2,300; S. B. Harroll, ?3.000,
William L Harris. ?2,500; M. A. Har
I tigan, ??.000; J. Lindsay Heard. ?2.400;
James B, Heath, ?6,Sou, Mrs. Jacob
Hecht. $4.000; Joseph B. Heetit, $3,600
Ml B. Hecht, ?2.500; H. t. llcdrloh, ?2.
600; O. D. Helssonbrlttol. ?2.400; W.
D. Hontng-way, ?2.000. R. R. Hicks, ?11
400; Bdward lllgglns. ?2.20O; Louis,- Q
lligglns, ?3.000; D. Lee Hlrsohler, ?2,
5?0, Edward Hlrsrliler. ?3.S00; Morris
Hersehler, $2,600; C. 11. Hlx, ?7.600; E.
b, Hobbs, ?3.500; F. II. HobbS, ?3.000,
E. 13. Ji",|gvs, ?2,500; Harry Hodges,
?4,0e0. M. Hofflln, ?2,500; B. F. ilof
helmer, ?2.500; H. c. Hofholmer, ?3,500;
! Harry Hofholmer, $2,500; J. C. Hof
Ihelmor, ?2.5O0; J. D. Hofhelmor, $2,500;
j M. Hofhelmer, $2.600; E. Hogshlro, $2.
500; Charles Hoofnaglo, $2,300; David
W. Howard. ?3.000, C. R. llUdglns, ?2,-j
600; E K. Hudglns, ?2,5u0; H. W. Hud
gltis. ?2,600; W. R. Hudson, ?2.600; A.
K. Hughes. ?2,500, Robert M. Hughes.
$3,016; Robert N. Hughes. Jr., $3.717;
W. J. Hunt. ?2.600; W. L Hunt. ?2,
aoo, Sophie E. Hunter, ?7,000, Carrie
K. Hyslop, ?2.600.
William .1. Ives, ?2.600.
??. A. Jackson, ?2.000; John L Jef
rrlos, I ?8,000; J. Tredell Jenkins, $4.
000; John H. Jenkins. ?7.702; John S.
Jenkins, ?3,400; 12. B Johnson, $3,000;
J. 1?.' Johnson. $2,300; A. E Jone?, $2,
600; Arthur P. Jones, $2,800; \F E
lone.-. ?2.500; .1. Bunyan Jones, $2,500;
W. M. Jones, ?2,600; Walter 11. Jones,
$3,000; R. E. Jordan, ?3,600.
J M. Keeling. ?3.RO0 (omitted 1911);
same, 1012, ?3.000; W. Lane Kelly. $2.
j 500; b. R. ICennon, ?4.500; f. M. Klllam,
'S2.7O0; M. K King, ?4.000; O. O. Kolb,
$2,600; J. Kraemer, ?2,400, ]?:: d, Kyle
I ?3.600.
hi. T. Lamb, ?6.000; H. J. Limber,.
?3.000; W. E Latnerdln, ?2.200; M. Lank
ford, $8,600; g. S. Lathrop. ?2.100. John
f. Lawter, ?6,000; Joseph L. J.awler,
?3.000; James W. Lee, ?2,800; John D.
I.letcher, ?8.450; Harry Levy, J2.S00;
! Moo Levy, ?6.000; Morris Levy, ?3,000;
Moses lA-vy, ?3.000; Philip Levy, ?3.000;
Fred Lew's, $4.000; George H. Lewis,
: ?t.5oo: b Ullenfeld, $2,600; Samuel
, Elnthlcum, $2.500; g. W. Llvcrman,
?3,000; b. J. Lowenborg, ?2.500; Ben-'
lamln Lowenberg, $6,000; !I L Lowen?
borg, ?5.000; Jacob B. Lowenberg, $4,
000; W. H. T. Eoynll. $4,760; R, A. Lum?
ber. ?2.500; J. K. Lynch, ?6,000.
H. H McCaa, ?2.500; J. H McCaw. ?8,
000; Rlchaira Mcllwalne, Jr.. $3,500; M.
McKevitt, ?4.000; g. N. MacDougatl,
?2.100; H. c. Mncklln, $3,000; Edward
Ma honey. $2,500. P. J. Malbon. $2,600;
Ja mon Mann. ?2.500; c. m. Mausbach,
$3,000; I?uls Mausbach, ?2,500; B.
MargollUH. ?2.600; I. Margolltls, |
Iko E Margollus, ?2.500; R. Margohlua,
?3.200; j. F. Marshall. ?2.500; M. It.
Marshall. ?2,600, W. 11. Martin. $2,570;
W. R. Martin. ?6.OO0; Moses Marx. $2,.
600; William II. Matthews, ?2.20"; .1. |:.
Maxwell. ?3.000; Edward May. $3,600;
W. R. Mayo, ?2,200; Charles H. Melts.
?2.600; B. F. Mctzgeir, ?2.300. Nathan
Metzger, $2.600; Nathan Met/.ger. ?2.
::on: ft. Meyer. ?3.000; A. C. Mllcy. ?2.-:
200; C I. Mlllard, $8,000; J. J. Miller,
?2.500; j. Judd Miller. ?2.200; B. F.
Mitchell, ?1,000; Rosscll Bdward Mit?
chell, $2,500; W. II. Mereland, ?2,500;l
A J. Morris. ?6,200; Arthur Morris,'
?3.000; llnrry Morris, ?3,000; Joseph
Morris nnd wife. ?2.500; J. It. A. Mot
tu. ?5,000; W. d. Murray, ?2,500, n. U
Myers. ?9,000.
I'. A. Neff. ?4,000; J. C. Nelson, $2,.
f.oo. It. A. Nemo, $2,200; 11. O. Nichols.
$3,200; F. E Nicholson. $2.500; W. L.
Northern, ?2.500; S. S. Nottingham, $2,
400; Thomas J. Nottingham, ?2.200; R.
E Nutt. ?3.500; M. G. Nusbaum. ?3,
000.
H. E. Oberndorfor. $2.500; .1. f. O'Con
nell, ?2.200. Nlmmo old, ?4.000; a. C.
Omohundro, ?2,500; J. M. Owens, ?2,
400.
Ivor A. Page, ?3.500; R. d. Pnrrott.
?3,500; lv. E Payne, Jr., $3,000; James
<; Peake. ?2,800; .1. W. Pedln. ?2,600;
Garland ' Peed, $3,350; w. d. Ponder,
$9,000; g. W. Ferryman. ?3.000; Mrs. II.
Pfeifer. $6,000; Jacob Pfeifer, ?3.000;
J. W. Phillips. ?2,600; d. 8. Phlepar.
?2.200: George Pilcher. ?1,000; H. Pin
cus. $2,300; Max Plncus, $3,000; A. .1.
Poole, $5,000; U L. Poolo, $3,000; 11.
Posner. $2.500; P. M. Proscott. ?2.600j?'
a. E. Price. Jr.. 12.300; George W..
Price, ?2,300. C. W. Prldtiy. ?4.000; W.
u Ftrlnce. $2.300; r. J. Prltchard, $3.
000; Elizabeth J. Pugh. 1^.000; J. A.
Pugh. ?2,600.
a. Lee Rowlings. $2.500; H. B. Rear
don. J2.10y; Fuigua Reld, ?41,000; J. O.
Reld. ?3,100; J. M. Ressler. ?2.200; E.
a. Richardson, ?3.000; R. II. Riddle
berger, $.!.2oo. J. a. nl?lgew< ii. S3.60?;
L P. Roberts. ?5,320; Mary L Robin?
son. ?4.50'). T. W. Roby, ?3.900; W. B.
Rodman, I9.C. Edward Rohe, ?4,000;
Jaoob Rotholz. $2,600; p, y. Royator,
?57,000; William S. Royaler. ?4,000; E.
S. R?ffln, 111,000; Pony W. Knitter, $2,
600.
Charles J. Samson. ?2.500; Walter T.
Santos. ?4.000; 1. S. D. Sauls' ?5,000;
P. S. Scheneck, ?3,600; J. 11. Schlegel.
?3,000; A. Schreier, ?2.500; E. Schreier.
?2.500; Mnx Schwan. $1.610; A. B.
Bchwartzkoft, ti.ooo; John N. Sebrell,
Jr.. ?4.500. Steve SoollngB. ?3.000; R.
w. Seely, ?4,000; A. b. Seldnar, ?6.000 ?
Morris Sellgrnan, ?2,800; "W. T. Shannon
house. ?2.200: Howar,| Shelld, ?2.500;
L Shefsky, $3,260; Thomas W. Shclton.
$9,000; L g. Shepherd. ?4,000; L. R.
Shulman, ?3,000; b. w. Shuttles, ?4.
00i). Bruce Simmons. $2,500; m. H. Sim?
mons, $3.200; Jesslo b. Slaughter, ?3,
000; S. L Slover, ?4.000; C. F. Smith.
?5.700. II u Smith. ?4,000; J. Sidney
Smith, $6,000; R. Worthing Smith. ?2.
500; W. McR. Smith. $4.000; Thomas S.
So?thgate. ?7.200; S. B. Stanfleld. $2,
3')0; W. I? Stanley. $6,000; W. T, Stan?
ford. ?2.v.o. W. T. Btanworth, $2.800
(omitted 1911); W. W. Starke. $4,675;
b. E. Steed, ?",'600; p. c. Steinmetz. $3.
000; A. Gordon St*phenson. $3,000; Vic?
tor Strasb?rger, ?2.30". John Strand,
?2.S0O; a. B. Sydnor $2.800.
William I.. Turt. $4.000; Tazewell
Taylor, $10,340; W. H. Tnylor, Jr., $3.
300; F. Marion Thorn. $3.400; R. E,
Thompson, $2,:i00. Tazewell Thomp?
son, $2,350; Thomas P. Thompson, $4.
000; it. T Thorp, ss.749; T. F. Tilgh
man. ?l.e.ja. n |j. Trlco. $3.000; W. II.
II. Trice. $7.000; R. b. Tucker, $2,
7.T0; b. aray Tunstall, $6.000; Rlcn
?rd Tunstall, ?3.50H; Richard B. Tun
Btall, ?7.011. Robert b. Tunstall, $6,
650; a. K. Turnbill, $2.500; Clayton O.
Tuttle, ?2,350, John Twohy. $14,000.
.1. M. Umatadter, S2.500; m. emstad
ter. $2.800, L .1. Upton, $3.500.
W. W. Vlcar, $3,600. Alfred Von
Ny vennelm, $2,.".00.
George II. Wales. $2.640; John E.
Wales. $4.000; W. II. Wales. Jr.. $6.
ooo; Isaac T. Walke. $2.500; J. L.
Walker. $2,600; b II. Walker. $3.000;
R. Page Wall.-r. $2,650; L. Wussor
nmn. $2,800; Dempsoy Watklns. $3,
U00; E. A. Watklns. ?2.000; Ludlou Wat
kins. $3.000; James Ii. Watters, $11,000;
E. It. F. Wells, $3.S'16; Jake Wells, ?3,
000; Otto Wells, $3.000; .1. D. West
l.rook. ?3.et?.'; W. A. Whaley. $2,500;
W. M. Whaley, ?Kl. 000; Arthur M.
White. ?2.500; C. B. White. $2,t200; E.
L. White, $2.600; L b. White. ?2.900; W.
II White, jr., ?3.300. W. P. White, $3.
600; S. WhltOhlll, ?3.000; It.
W. Whltehurst. ?2,500. F. E
Wllcox. ?3.000. George F. Wil?
kinson. $2,600; b. M. Wilkinson,
$2,600; .1. W. Wlllcox. ?6,700! W. I.eigh
Williams. $10.000. J. M. Willis. $3,000;
Harvey I.. Wilson. ?3,400; I,. G. Wilson.
J.i.'. 1'. li. Wilson. ?5.000; Eimer
Wing. ?2.S00, Ed Wolcott, $7.000; J.
G. Womble, 3.390; e. L. Wooddard,
?3.500; J. P. Woodley, ?3.800; .1. F.
Woodward, ?3.000- W. J. Woodward,
?2,400; C. O. Wrenn, $13.000; Meli. L
Wrenn. $16,000.
Seventh Ward,
Jacob Banks, $2.500.
C, j. Cnbon, ?3,700; C. H. Consolvo,
53,.1.
T. J. East, ?3.000; C. A. Evcrhart,
$2.500.
.1 11. Faber. ?2.500.
B.C. Hathaway, $4.000; C. E. Herbert,
S3.000; .1. Peter Holland. $3,000.
J. W. Manning, $2.500; S. E. Mor
rlss, $2,500.
D. 1'. Paul, $2,600; r. W. Peatross,
$2;800; D. Pender, $3.500; R. II. Totts.
$2,400.
I>. W. Raper, $2.300; W. M. Reay,
$2.fi00.
.1. M. Shea. $2,726; Julius .1. Stan?
fleld. $2.50U; G. It. Swlnk, $4,000.
a. b. Topping. $2.s00.
! II. IC. Wolcott. $7.000.
Klghtb Ward.
l?. r Broh, $2,200.
Paul G'rrett. $3,500; John M. Glbbs,
$2,200.
it. a. McCoy, $3,000.
J. J. Ottloy, $2,700.
W. w. Robertson, ?6,000.
Math Ward.
John A. Lesher, $3.000.
Tenth ^ im!.
w. I Conover, ?2,120.
W. w. Seeley, $3,600.
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