The Richmond Virginian., August 08, 1910, CITY EDITION, Page 9, Image 9

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Wants
LOOT.
mftr~®rvA'ri "Xf" Eritrear "‘gro:
Kunday, ladle's black hand bag; eon
talnlng money, watch and chain;
finder return to Virginia Passenger
and Power Co. -__
PuaiTIUNS WANTED—a*Lb.
KEawggngg^gRigaaigy;' ifsi-gru
enced, want* position aa preecrlo
tionlst or manager. Address W. 11.
AONEW. Burkevllle, Va.
EXPERIENCED .PRACTICAL UP-TO
date farmer wants position as man*
ager; Improving worn-out land thor
oughly understood; stock raising,
trucking and general farming; best
references for character, ability, etc.
T. B. EARBCKSON. Bterensvllle. Md.
Wanted, position as governess
In good Vtrgtnia family; can teach
French, music and English branches;
refsrences given and required. Ad
dress K. II. T.. 10D Washington St.,
Sumter, S. C.
WANTED—POSITION AS JOB COM
posltor, make-up and stone man. by
a thoroughly sober and reliable
printer; local reference*. Address
r‘DHAHNAlR," «14 1-2 North Ninth
Htrsst.
Position—p n e fb fare y with
some wholesale house by young man
with several years’ experience In
mercantile business and shipping.
Addrses PARAGON PHARMACY,
Richmond. Va
WANTED—BY A PRACTICAL MAN OF
six years experience In lumber busl
ness, a position with Wholesale or
retail lumber concern; prefer to
travel; can furnish capital If desir
ed. Address LUMBER, care The
News, Lynchburg, Va
HEG1S
W ANTED—SITUATION BY
terert pharmacist; 21 years’ experi
ence; single; best references; salary.
»15 per week. Address OPIUM. *15
North Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
WANTED—POSITION AS CHAUF~
four. In or out of city; one year’s
experience; city references. Write
or call 3024 Q street city.
W ANTED— POSITION AS BUTLER BY
young colored man, with A 1 refer
ence. WILLIAM HARRIS, care
Virginian.
POSITION WANTED—FEMALE.
Tim5r^'^WiT''lTitTlsrE!f~rrn
teacher of English, music and art,
desires employment. Address EL
VIK. care Postmaster. Oulneys, Va.
Ml SS ELIABET H~OAI SET OHO AN I ST
and pianist, will receive engagements
after September 1 accompanying; a
specially limited number of pupils
taken. 'Address 1035 West Orac».
Wanted—by~ toung" lady, ro
teach In private family; full grad
uate. both In musical and literary
courses. highest references fur
nished. Address Box 114, Chatham,
Va.
W ANTED—POSITION FOR THE FALL 1
term to teach mustc( Instrumental)
in high school or Institute; studied
at K F. College . Petersburg, Va..
also New England conservatory. Bos
ton, Mass ; can furnish testimonials
and references Address MISS AN
NIE STOKES, Meredlthvtllc, Va
A LADY OF LONG AND SUCCESSFUL
experience devoted to her work and
holding hlghes. testimonials, de
sires a position e< teacher In a fam
ily. Usual English branrhes, Latin
and French; no music. Terms to suit
Address Box 71, Charlotte Court
house, Va
Wanted" position to teach in
graded or district school; certificate
In full force Address ’’8TENOO- i
RAPHER,” care r-stmaster, Qxs- j
burg. Wa. i
EXPERIENCED TEACHER WISHES:
n school; first grade certificate.!
beet references. Address MISS W., ]
Arrington. Va. ___ ;
WANTED—POSITION IN PRIVATE 1
family to teacb smell children usual
English branches and music- Ad
dress MUSS A. care Postmaster. j
Uelhor, t’aroline county. Va.
Wanted—a position by a TOUNG
lady as governess for small children:
usual English branches, no music,;
references exchanged. Address An
, nie M. BIGGER. Chase City. Va
W ANTE D—B V YOUNG LADY, rOSl
tlon to teach small children. In a
family or school. References ex- ;
exchanged Address MISS N, A* j
EGGLESTON, Madison Run. Va
WILL SELL BY DIRECTION N. F. JA
cob* au<l Bon, Wednesday, Auk. 16lh,
10 30 A. M. forfeited pledges, coo
sisting ot diamond*, watches. *um.
pistol*, book* and other merchandise. :
C. C. BRIDGES, State Auctioneer.
1X111 WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BKQ8. 616 Brook avsnua
REAL ESTATE MB BABB
ms" WTCT"BET"X TTdCBg 'HgOTBSB';
for $1* per month. Madison 14*7. I
bWE ARE ON THE OROUNDl'’—"WE
know the values"—bargains for sale
In farms and Ashland property
--v* V I w,'
FRANK
Ashland
H. COX
Virginia
COMPANY. INC.,
»• arasols ~k~i^SHmSkbIab;
rain; in both we need to have our
parasols and umbrellas ready for use;
let u* recover and otherwise put Inj
order those useful articles MRS. A. j
.1 PYLK- 313 North Fifth street, i
rlA BBAL '
the Richmond Co-operative Burial
Association. A 1104 certificate costa
only 12 cents per month; gives a »l«e
funeral at death. The cheapest pro
tection on earth. This plan has been
successfully operated In Philadelphia.
Norfolk, High Point. Birmingham,
Macon. New Orleans, St. Joseph, Mis
souri and various other cities, south
and west, for over 12 yearn Why
not In Richmond? C. A. HAIGH, Sec.
Phone Madison HR
HAiRToNic:
sold In Richmond Alien all the rest.
combined; there la1 a reason; price '
60c.I
~cleaning a$6 piiSttlSfSr''
suits by our French process, make
happy hearts and smiling faces; try
- * * PTU5, *1*
It at once. MRS. A. J.
North Fifth street.
EXCURSION.
wssbta mty wsBygrcwr xtm
by Vaughan and Baughan one the
Retail Grocers Excursion, August
10th; every one stands an equal
WALL PAPER.
Fifth street; wall papers, room
moulding, etc., high claes work; low
est prices; Investigate.
-—HXi* TO*!?:
mended by physicians and dsugglats,
hundreds of them use It in their fern
Hies. Price 80c.
.“iifiiiikwfflaKsis^-i
that wo do more dystng and cleaning
than the other houses combined;
there must be n reason for this; It
can't be that our work is only ns
good as ethers;-It must be that It ia
better. We Invite your patronage.
MRS. A. J. PYLE, lit North FUtb
street.
BUSINESS WANTS.
tFATregtr-'sres ~¥5'*n?Y-A?r gresr:
lent line of drummers' sample trou
sera; several trunks last opened! all
high-grade; bought elteap: to be sold
for a song. N. F. JACOBS * SON.
Ninth, near Broad street
Maks your bath room banitarj
for the summer: that means good
health: we employ experts la this
ltna VA. PLUMBING * HEATING
-CO.. N. Ninth street.
groggaa ~ ra ~yHg"PLXCTE."AWw
10th, the vdate to have the time of
your life; fan for all; go with the
Wants
Want Ad Rates
One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less. Phone Madison 1758, and
-Mr.Garrison, Manager of Classified Department, will call.
I
MIKBLUraotll.
CMAXISG AND PRESSING.
OO TO THE BEST PLACE IN THE
West End. whan you want your
clothe* cleaned and praised: all work
guaranteed first clan. J. ft. BERK
LEY, JR., *1« W. Main atreet. Phone
Monroe 113.
BATH ROOM AND KITCHEN COll
tort matte a comfortable summer at
home; we can eupply you with all
these comforts, we are selling the
Detroit Jewel Gat Range and other
standard makes of Oa* Ranges. De
troit Jewel Heater* for hot water In
your hath room and all those Inex
pensive appliances for bath and kit
chen. VA PLUMBING A HEATING
CO., 2< N. Ninth etreet.
HAIR. %
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at Hughe’s. 20k N. Thirl street._
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
HAVE TOUR CLOTHES CLEANED,
pressed and dyed by RRAHEN AND
HILEY; they make them look like
new. Ladles work a specialty. ilhi
K. Main street, phone. Monroe i2*.
______ - .
FIVE-FOOT 8TEP LADDER, 72C FOR
six-foot step ladders; Monday
VAUGHAN'S NEW HARDWARE
STORE, opposite Cohen Co., No. 1*
East Broad
‘ ASK- VOI R DOCTOR; '
HE WILL TELL YOU TO USE
sprinkling lime all over your prem
ises, Phone 104. VAUGHAN’S, op
posite Cohen Co.
LEE’S.
CLEANING AND PRESSING; PHONE
Madison 3736; 202 North Fifth street;
ladles' work a specialty.
It UUKMF-IU NORTH FIFTH.
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND Re
paired; expert work; SCUREMP. The
Umbrella Matt.
—irm^ntTKr?—mtsrsrreo
room* at 71* K. Marshall street.
THREE ROOM& SOUTHERN EXPOB
ure; 900 Barton avenue. Barton
Height*.
FOR RENT-TWO BkT6htROOS»8 ON
second floor, furnished or unfurnish
ed: central location. Phone. Madison
1547-J.
LA ROE. NICELY FVRNI8HED"ROOMS
also one hall room. 107 North Third
•treat.
*14 EAST CLAY—COOL CLEAN. SIN
gle rooms, nicely furnished, bath
phone.
ROOMS FOR RENT. *0* EAST CLAY
street, furnished or unfurnished
Rhone Madison 2*19.
THREE NICE BRIGHT ROOMS 8KC
ond floor; private bath, front or back
stairs: well arranged for light house
keeping: possession August 1st. Ap
ply ill North Seventh street.
"rooms For light
413 North Seventh St.
FURNISHED
housekeeping.
WISHES You ~come" to Richmond
get a clean, comfortable bed for 50c
phone, bath and tee water free; ex
cellent meals served next door. 1002
East Clay.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; HOME
comforts. 14 North Sixth, between;
Franklin and Main.
HANDSOME ROOMS. ONE. DOLLAR
per week; private family: five min
utes' walk to Broad street Apply
<09 North Tenth street.
THREE^LATtGETrNFU R NTb'HK D
■end floor rooms; -private family •
children. Apply 112 Weet Grace.
FOR RENT. THREE ROOMS, FIRST
floor; parties with children or pets
need not apply. 311 West Cary st.
1, ‘
FOR RENT—SEPTEMBER 1. TWO
large, connecting rooms and small
room, with private bath; use of tele
Shone; location, Fifth, half block of
lain, references exchanged. Address
A., 592 East Marshall street
FOR* RENT, THREE BRIGHT, BUNNY j
rooms; suitable for light housekeep
ing. Apply 111 West Clay street.
FOR RENT, ONE LARGE. NICELY ;
furnished hall room, with board; prl- j
rate family; bath and phone. Ill
East Clay.
DESIRABLE ROOM; VERY CENTRAL;
nest bath. Apply 101 South Fourth
street.
1*4 E. CLAY; COOU CLEAN ROOMS
nicely furnished; bath, phone.
THREE ROOMS. (ONE FURNISH ED t i
heated, private bath, etc. on Frank- ,
!ln street, near Jefferson. Phone,
Madison 1111.
FOR RENT—TWO LARGE. LIGHT
rooms, with bath; suitable for light:
housekeeping; *t. Including water
and electric lights. Apply Ml Minor i
street. Barton Heights.
CONVENIENT FLAT, IN POPULAR
locality; No. 114 West Grace street.
Apply for key at Hi West Qraoe 8t.
WANTED, GENTLEMAN OCCUPANTS
for nloely furnished bed rooms; ar
rangementa can be made now for
the winter at lit East Franklin
street. Phone ifadtson 1774
FWSTNlcHfeXT PAPERED AND PAiNT
«d rooms; suitable for doctor's of
fices or musical studio, for rent, very
reasonably, on Franklin Street
Phone Madison 1774.
.A ROB ROOMS FURNISHED FOH
light housekeeping; also others, 71*
East Franklin street.
•OR RENT—TWO LARGE FRONT
rooms and math .unfurnished for
light housekeeping at <1* North
Seventh street.
BAClt >AlRL6R, WITH SMALL ROOM
furnished for housekeeping or gen
tleman. *14 Twelfth street.
rOR RENT—THREE NICE ROOMS.
furnished or unfurnished, all modern
conveniences; possession September
1*. Apply It* E. Franklin street.
OR RENT—TkRKE LARGE CON;
nesting rooms, with wator, gas and
bath. Apply *411 S. Marshall.
WO LARGE. AIRY FURNISHED
; southern exposure. Apply
kiln. _
rooms;
mam
mm ' ~
lampls ' trousers f specfaT Vargalnsl
high-grade goods; bought cheap; sold
same way. N. F. JACOBS 4k BON,
Ninth, near Broad street.
WE AlUB OFFERING UNUSUAL U>f
prices on our line of Range*. Mantels
and tiling; new Is the time to save
money If you are Interested. VA.
plumbing * heating CO., at n.
LADIES DOWT NEGLECT TOUR HAIR
complexion and nails when you can
have work dene at reduced prices.
jgjjumjigsbiaaaBLBit.-....
n
»B REPAIRING SPECIAL.
y iafggs~yweff
with shoes and
Mas children's, tte. nod up.
* with waxed
HOLSE AND SION PAINTING.
decorating and *lgn». call on \V»1
Uams-Hewltt Co.. S05 W. Broad street,
all work guaranteed. Phone, Madl
PERSONALS.
EWTSW!?Kr^5rTCE^X1«7E9T^S^
us now while the prices are low; all
standard make*, which means a great
deal when you want repair. VA.
PLCMBIXO * HEATING CO., I# N
Ninth street.
WE MAKE A BPECfAL.Tt'or TKKAT
tng and curing nervous and stomach
troubles; Mental Scientist; references.
^^lOIKas^llaystreetRIchmoruL^^^
RGN.HMS OPPORTUNITIES.
yoTTh oi?p<jfiW’^nT^"'TO^n?Trr'HK
drummers' samples of high-class
trousers presents Itself now. we got
'em cheap—so can you. but be quick.
N. r JACOBS & SON, Ninth, near
Broad street.
COKSKT*.
RrrrNow'mfAinrTo^^
must wear It try our. they stand
the test for comfort, etyle and dur- j
ability; we can suit you In corsets j
from 11 up: we carry the best bust j
forms and other accessories. MIW.
A. J PYLK, SIT .North fifth street.
CLERKS OF COURTS i
TO HOLD MEETING!
State Convention to Be Held at
Ocean View This
Week.
With many discussions bearing j
upon the work of the members by
prominent Virginians, the first an
nual meeting of the Virginia Clerks
of Courts Association will take place
Wednesday and Thursday at Ocean
View. Senator Swanson and Senator
Martin and many well known mem
bers of the Virginia bar will be pres
ent to address the clerks, who have
organiied with tn« Idea, of bringing
about an uniform procedure In crimi
nal and civil courts throughout the
Old Dominion.
Wednesday will be devoted entire
ly to routine work and hearing ad
dresses hy the orator* of the occa
sion, while Thursday will be given
over to entertainment features, which
have been arranged by the Norfolk
and Portsmouth members. This will
Include a sight-seeing trip about
Hampton Roads, the Elisabeth river
*nd the Southern Branch, Including
stops at the Norfolk navy yard, the
Wg plant of the Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company and
other points of interest.
The closing feature of the conven
tion will take place Thursday at the
Ocean View Hotel in the shape of a
banquet.
The officers of the association are as
follows: A. S. Johnson, president;
James V. Trehy, first vice-president;
Walter Christian, second vice-presi
dent; John H. Goes, third vice-presi
dent; H. H. Holt, secretary and treas
urer. Executive committee—A. S
Johnson, H. H. Holt, Alvah H. Mar
tin, Robert Gilliam, D. O. Smith, T.
H. Ueddy and Samuel P. Waddill.
OR. SMITH S DEPARTURE
IS DEEPLY REGRETTED
Suitable resolution* expressing re- i
gret at the resignation of Rev. Dr. :
W. R. L. SCmlth, who has served
them as pastor for the last thirteen i
years, were adopted Sunday by the
congregation of Second Baptist
church. The resolutions were drafted
by Mr. J. Taylor Ellyson, who also
made the motion that tba church take
such action.
Oh recommendation of the board
of deacons, the church accepted Dr.
Smith's resignation and a committee
compoeed of Messrs. J. Taylor Elly
aon, J. 8. James and C. R. Ouy was
appointed to look for a new pastor.
The committee has authority to in
crease its membership to eighteen
from the church roll and this will
likely be done before any deflnite
action Is taken toward procuring an- j
other pastor.
It Is stated, however, that several j
names are already under considera- ’
tlon. among them being Rev. l)r. M. |
Ashby Jones, pastor of the Church of
the Citadel. Charleston. 8. C. Ihr.
Jones was formerly pastor of Leigh -
Street church, Richmond.
Rev. Dr. Smith is now spending his
August vacation near Shelby, N. C., |
preparatory to entering upon his pul
pit duties at Chapel *UU on Septem
ber 1.
The pulpit of the Second Baptist
was filled Sunday at both services by
Rev. Dr. W. W. Landrum, of Louis
ville. former pastor cl the church.
Dr. Landrum will remain in Rich
mond throughout August. He.Is the
guest of Mr. J. Taylor Ellyson In West
Franklin street.
Wilntr—Itsse,
(Bpeclsl to The Richmond Virglnisn.)
WARREJfTON. Aug. Mr. and Mra
Oeorge B. Stone, snnounoe the engage
ment of their second daughter. Belle,
to Oeorge 8. Wllmer, the wedding lo
take place August ITth. Miss Stone is
one of the most attractive and popu
lar girls of the younger set and ha*
spent several winters In Washington.
Mr. Wllmer. is a native of Washington,
agraduste of Boston Tech end ha* for
the last year been with the canal com
mission in Panama where the young
couple*will live.
SOCIAL CLt'O M STARTED
BT LOCOMOTIVE EMPLOYES.
The Richmond Locomotive Club is
the stylo of organisation which has
boon started under the auspices of the
employes of tho local branch of the;
American Locomotive Works. The
purposes of the dub are social, edu
cational and athletic.
Members of the club wlU meet every
Saturday night in tbs Elks’ Home'
until they can procure a suitable quar
iMtjf thair ova.
0IL1I COMPLICATE
MURDEHjnrSTERY
Development* of Last 24 Hour*
Cause Police to Adopt
New Theory.
FIND DEAD CHICKENS
Golf Caddy is Being Held it Be
ing Reported That He Had
Quarreled With Rice.
CLEVELAND, O., August 8.—Devel
opments of twenty-four hours have
served only to complicate the mystery ;
surrounding the murder of Attorney
William L. Rice.
The finding of a burlap sack con
taining a number of dead chickens
leads to the belief among a few de
tectives that Rice was murdered by
chicken thieves whom he surprised.
Htlll others maintain that Rise was
killed by highwaymen, who were
frightened away by an approaching j
automobile before they had time to
rifle the dying tnun’s pockets. Among
those who ding to this belief are mem
bers of the dead man’s family and
household.
C. H. Htuart, a brother-in-law, In
terested with Rich In real estate trans
actions. believes the lawyer was kill
ed by enemies.
"If this Is true.” he said to-day, “the '
assassin must have been a man of
considerable Importance, as Mr. Rice
has not been concerned with small j
affairs for several years."
The widow, who arrived yesterday i
from Cape Cod with her four children,
is confined to her apartments. Up to
the present time she has not sufficient
ly recovered from the shock to take
any part in tho effort to solve the
mystery of her husband's death.
I’asquale Oullinno, 17 years old, a
caddy who was discharged recently
from the Euclid Club, where Attorney
Rice played golf. Is being held by the
police. It has been reported to the
officers that Oulliano quarreled with
Rice. The Italian declares, however,
he had no trouble with the lawyer
and says he did not know of the death
of Rice untU told by the master caddy.
WILL NOT MAKE
1 RIP TO DOCK ST
Question of Forcing Southern R.
R. to Alove Tracks Up to
New Council,
The proposed visit to Dock street
by the members of the committee on
streets. In order to determine whether
or not the tracks of the Southern rail
road lying along that thoroughfare
act as a block to traffic, will not be
made now. Chairman Adams, of the
committee, says it would be Impossi
ble to decide what recommendation
should he made before the expiration
of the present council. Consequently
the question will now be left for the j
consideration of the new council
which convenes In September.
The matter was brought up for dis
cussion at a recent meeting of the
street committee and was the cause
of strenuous arguments pro and con.
General Superintendent H. E. Hutch
ing of this division of the Southern
railroad, urged council not to force
the company to move Its tracks, de
claring that they had been laid three
years ago, at an expense of }7,000,
and according to orders from council.
Mr. Hutchins was backed up In his
plea by a petition signed by a number
of owners of I>ock street property, all
urging that the tracks be allowed to
remain In their present position. It
was as a result of these petitions that
the committee members decided to
visit the thoroughfare in a body and
see for themselves whether or not the
tracks helped to form a traffic block- ;
ade.
II I.V1.SS CAbSI'S
FOSTPOTEMKTT OF TERM.
Owing to the Illness of Judge Shack
leford’s daughter, tha August term of
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Safer Than a Bank
When you invest your money
in Diamonds you are safe. If you
buy them from us you are wise for
we carry a large stock and have
the best values to be found any
where. Call and see them.
J« James,
Tbe Diamod iaxkaot,
SEVENTH AND MAIN STS.
Bathing, Boating, Fishing
Stuta-Curtis Cottages, Ocean View,
Beet location on the water front.
Two connecting cottages with nicel
largfc rooms, each room has three windows. |
On cottage car line, oar will stop at the:
cottage. Only five minutes Walk from,
the pavillion. Bath house in the yard.
Electric lights and city water. Boat free
to our patrons. Home comforts. Terms:
reasonable.
Medical college
or y' HC JN I A
Green & Redd’s
RENT_LIST
Per
Pos*c*aion at Once. Ann. *
202 E. Main Street, 14 room*.1720
409 The Boulevard, 8 room*. 460
104 North Meadow Street., 8 rooms 420
325 N. 27th Street, 8 room*. 300
1418 Floyd Avenue, 7 room*. 300
110 South Pine Street, 7 rooms- 270
307 N. 22d Street. 7 rooms. 240
18 South Deep Run Street (k),.. 218
902 Weat Marshall Street, 8 room*. 200
904 W. Marshall Street, 8 rooms . 200
1612 West Cary Street, 7 rooms ... 150
Per ^
PoaaeHsion August 31, 1910. Ann. {
312 South Third Street, 14 rooms $780
411 B. Allen Are., 3d flat, 9 rooms,
heat- included. 750
411 Allen Avenue, 2 flat, 9 room*,
heat included. 750;
3029 Monument Ave., 10rooms. .... 720
3313 Weat Cary Street, 14 rooms 600
510 North Meadow St., 9 rooms. . 660
2204-8-8 Stuart Ave., 8 room* .. - . 540
1817 Grove Avenue. 8 room*.500?
906 West Main St., 7 rooms, 1st flat
heated. 450 1
908 Weet Main St., 7 rooms, 1st flat
heat included. 450
Bellevue Apartment No. 1, 7 rooms . 420 j
2502 Floya Avenue, 8 rooms. 400
805 Virginia Street. 8 rooms. 400 i
Bellevue Apartment No. 3, 7 rooms . 360 :
2101 Floyd Avenue, 6 rooms. 360 j
Balevue Apartment No. 5, 7 rooms.. 360 J
Bellevue Apartment No. 4, 8 roomB,
possession October 1st. 360
2111 Floyd Avenue, 6 rooms . 360
2109 Floyd Avenue, 6 rooms. 360
915 East Leigh Street, 9 rooms. ... 360
2107 Floyd Avenue, 6 rooms. 360
Bellevue Apartment No. 9, 7 rooms. 330 j
203-5-7-9-11 North Sycamore Street,
4 rooms.'. 360
11 North Harrison St., 8 rooms .. 360
21 North Harrison St., 7 rooms (B) 360
1003 West Main Street, 7 rooms ... 300
2420 E. Broad St., 1st and 2d fl,at
7 rooms. 300
100 North Davis Street, 8 rooms .. 300 j
3012 East Broad St., 5 rooms, 2d flat 240;
402 West Cary Street, 7 rooms.... 240
312 N. 32d St., 2d flat, 5 rooms.... 216
307 N. Twentv-First St., 8 rooms.. 216
401 North 29th Street, 8 rooms.... 216
2615 1-2 E. Grace St., let flat, 5
rooms.216
900 West Marshall St., 8 rooms.... 216
812 South Randolph St., 7 rooms.. 200!
816 Randolph St., 7 rooms. 200 !
104 East Grace Street, 12 rooms . 1,200 j
FLATS FOR RENT.
Per i
Possession at Once. Ann. j
906 West Main St., 2d flat, 8 rooms
heat included. 450 j
Bellevue Apartment No. 6. 7 rooms, 360
Bellevue Apartment No. 3,7 rooms,.. 360
1020 W. Main St., 4 rooms, 1st flat.. 270
2506 Stuart 8t., 4 rooms, 2d flat... 240
2615 E. Grace St., 1st flat, 5 rooms.. 216
908 W. Main St., 3d flat, 5 rooms.. 200
908 W. Main St., 3d flat, 5 rooms.. 200
2106 E. Grace St., 5 rooms, 2d flat.. 180
1500 W. Broad St., 7 rooms, 2d flat.. 150
1502 W. Broad'St., 7 rooms, 2d flat,. 150
Green & Redd,
1114 East Main Street.
A Big Bargain!
In suburban farm, near Broad Street
Road, 3 1-2 mile* west of city; pretty lake •
1,000 cords wood; good improvements.
J. THOMPSON BROWN A CO. j
WE TRADE, BUY, SELL
REAL ESTATE;
Headquarters few Farms.
CAS8ELMAN A CO. j
the circuit court in Goochland was
not begun Monday morning. Judge ;
Shackleford's daughter Is said to be I
in a critical condition. Although ;
there are a number of ease* on the I
docket and the Judge was expected at j
Goochland Sunday night, he telephoned .
that he would be unable to be present
until th* crisis In his daughter'* case
had been reached. 1
FOR RENT
510 North
Meadow Street
A beautiful Nine-room Gray Brick
House, recently built, having all modern
conveniences; neat by steam; lighted by
electricity and gas; detached on four sides,
having windows on four sides; lightegif
house in the city; possession September
1st. Rents $540.
_GREEN A REDD. ,
Country Home
150 acres of land on a lake, 1 1-2 miles :
of railroad station and within 20 minutes'
ride from electric line and about 3 miles
From the city- good boating and fishing;
-[(lend id orchard, eleven-room house,,
nice shade; all necessary outbuildings;
Fenced and crose-fenced. This home must
lie seen to be appreciated. If you want
\ good home in a part of the country that
is booming be sure to come and see this, j
nly $11,000, on terms.
_CA8BELMAN A CO.
FOR SALE
Beautifully
Located
Building Lots I
on Grove Avenue, near Cedar Street,;
179 feet deep; right price to quick buyer, i
Bee us about these.
C. L. & H. L. DENOON,
821 Main Street.
To Let
If you are thinking of moving, call
around and sign up for one of our houses
and move in. By the best intentions
we are moved to extend to you a cordial
invitation to avail youraelf of an early
opportunity of resting well. Yours rest
assured.
EDWARD 8. ROSE CO.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents,
No. 11 North Eleventh Street.
A Good Place
Those $$'rs you are saving should be
wit to work at once, so as to be earning ]
|$'rs whilst you are sleeping. Our lot* i
at Park Place, Kairmount Height* or,
Howard's Grove are within easy reach j
of the wage-earners. Come and eee us j
for particulars.
EDWARD S. ROBE CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
No. 11 North Eleventh Street.
FOR SALE
Desirable
Acreage ;
Property
on railroad, near Acca Station; good
manufacturing site#; price reasonable.
C. L. * H. L. DENOON,
821 Main Street.
Collection of Rents
OUR SPECIALTY.
Rent list nearly exhausted. Let us
Find tenant* for your house*.
_CHAPIN A HUME.
FOR RENT
Several desirable Residences in the
West End. Call and eee us about them.
C. L. & H. L. DENOON,
821 Main Street.
Homes for Sail
BY
Charles A. Rose Co*
6 NORTH NINTH.
$17,500—Beautiful Grow Avenu* Ho
corner, lot front* on Grow i
Floyd Avenue*.
$15,500—Corner Horae, Grove Avenue,
east of Lombardy, 12 room
modern.
$12,000—Corner Home, Grove Avenue, ,,
near Boulevard; lot 60 feet bjr 1
179 feet 9 inches to alley.
i
$8,000—Grove Avenue, east erf Lora- |
hardy, two bath*, hot wntSJf'
heat, 9 rooms.
m
$17,250—Grove Avenue, east of Row- §j
land. 9 rooms,
Cached.
$7,000—Grove Avenue, near Harrison,
9 rooms; cheapest bouse on ‘
market.
i
$6,250—Grove Avenue, cast of Sycamore
8 room*, new and modern.
$0,000-Grace Street, near Robinson,
8 rooms, new and modern. /fM
$6,000—Corner Nine-Room Houee, Han
over Avenue, new and modem/-.
$4,500 (each)—Five new and
Houses, Floyd Avenue Mdfjl
Rowland. Terms to suit. gf
$4.500—Park Avenue, east of RobinaMe
7 rooms, new and modern.
'Phone Madison 1560 for information
and particulars. '
FOR SALE
$7,500
West Board Street, Two-Story Brick
Store and Dwelling; a good buy.
$3,500
West Main Street (corner) Two
Story Frame Dwelling, 7 rooms and
bath.
Apply to
HUTZLER
REAL EL5TAT E
RENTALS EALT
Exchange
Good house and lot in city of Columbus^
Ohio, renting for $25 per month, to trade
for Virginia land.
CASSELMAN & CO.
FOR RENT
202 *E. Main Street
Fourteen-room Brick Dwelling, weft
suited for a fjret-clam hoarding ‘
home for a large family.
GREEN Sc
_ _1114 East Main
FOR BENT
Large Central Dwdlng
suitable for fimt-elasa boarding h_
or can be used by two familiee. V«*jrf
reasonable rent.
CHAPIN A HUME. m
WASHINGTON. D. C.. An*. *.—Indi
cations srs that the weather In the re
gion eaat of the Mississippi river will
tie unsettled with local ralaa during
the next tMrty-stx hours, and that tem
peratures wll not chance decidedly,
tween Bessemer and Westlake crashed
RICHMOND. VA, August I.—Rich
mond and Vicinity: Unsettled wester*
with showers ij-Mght or Tuesday;
slightly coaler te-Mglft.
WaIHINCTON, t>. d. August l-Tor
Virginia: Unsettled weather with
Showers to-night or Tuesday; slightly
lower temperature In Snstern portion
to-night.
During yesterday a shallow storm «
Ing. Ills causing dowdy and uhaottlel
Richmond Virginian’s Commercial Weather Map Aug. 8
Obeerratlons taken at I A. M..
Tima
U.IS. Department of Agriculture
WEATHER * BUREAU
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