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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
Special Dispatch to The Times,


LYNCHBURG. VA. December 5o.-The
management OF the Lynchburg Horse
Show has decided to convert the arena Of
Their big building in Rjvermont into a
skating rink. The tan bark has been
removed. and the ling will be flooded
with water. This, 1t Is expected. will
freeze over, and thus the skaters OF
lynchburg will be afforded an excellent
place for having a good time.
special session of the Circuit Court
OF Amherst county will be held here jan
u.ry 9Th for the purpose of receiving
the dispositions and hearing argument in
the suits that have been brought by va
rious lawyers to collect claims against
the Sweet sBriar estate, aggregating ss5,-
COD. II Is expected that the reading OF
dispositions and hearing of argument will
take ten days. The dispositions cover
LOO yIewritten pages.
For the week ending December goth
the Lynchburs cotton mill esta blished a
record. manufacturing in that time $685.
o1osya1ds Of cloth. or s.. 1o1 pounds Of raw
cotton. g 5s.s5 ss 5.ss ss5as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
PROHIBITION PRICES
Norfolk Dealers Say Coal is Away U
in Price at the Mires.
Special Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NORFOLK, VA. --ecembei 3o.-Coa'
is still scarce and high priced here. de
spite the letters from joboers saying tina
coal can be had in New York and
he nlnes. provided the price is paid
Letters come here every day pricing an
tn &C te coal away above the price a.
which the local dealers could run thu
risk of buying it for sale to consumers
Thus. there is letter to q local dealer
rom New York, stating that plenty O.:
col can be had at the mines in Penn
sylvania for s1a.25 a ton. which coul
be shipped to Norfolk at New York fol
Y % 1he dealer says he could not af
ord to accept the risk of bringing an,
uantty OF that coal here, because h
would have to sell it al So or SIC a
ton. That price would be PRACTICAL,
pTohititive. a letter from Philadelphia
says the situation is bad there, and
.ons ant'y growing worse. There ha'
ben little charge in the situation here
But esen soft coal is scarce now. Thu
prices are not changed. They are
follows: Steam coal. scarce at $3.50; Pc
-ahontas lump. scare at 81; sp!int O.
Imp. scarce at S. Wood is also effect
d by the scarcity Of the other kinds OF
frel to sell at a higher Price than
would bring under rormal conditions
nd now sells for 81 a cord for the best
and $50 for sab
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
BUCKNER- JAMES
Beautiful Ceremony in the: Methodist
Church at Crew..
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CREWE. VA, Dec. 3o-A beautiful
marriage was performed at the Metho-
dist Church this evening when Miss Inez
James, OF this town. became the bride
Of Mr. Robert Buckner, Of Raleigh, N
c. The church was beautifully decorated
in white and green. An improvised altar
was draped in white and bore beauti-
full candelabra Of silver. containing eigh-
teep candles, significant Of the years Of
the bride.
The usrers were A1essrs. C. a Wylie.
of Roanoke; Herbert Goodwin. of Peters
Eura: James and i!l.am Buckner
The bridesmaids entered as follows: Miss
Daisy James, Of Petersburg, with Mr..
Reginald James. brother of the bride !:
Miss Sallie James. also OF Petersburg
with Mr.. +. c. H.ppey. of Portsmouth,.
The bride entered leaning on the arm
OF her maid of honor. Miss Nellie Bob
bitt, Of Crewe She was handsomely
Eownad in blue cloth tailor suit. ard
carried lilies Of the valley ard mai6en.
hair fern. Mr.. Reed Berkley, Of Roanoke,
was the best man. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by the bride s pas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
THE NEW BUILDING
Newport News Government Building to
Be Started Soon.
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Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. Ca
letter from Ambrose B. Stannard. the
contractor who viii put up the new Gov
eminent building here, states that active
operations Will begin in a day or two and
that when the building is completed l.!
city in the country will have tnes
building on a more beautiful site. The
granite for the basement story will ar
rive in ! few days by schooner from the
Mt. Waldo qualries, Maine. The white
marble Tor the building is being cut b.
the Vermont Marble Company at their
.uuarries in Vermont 1t Will begin to ar
rive ABOUT the first of March The struc-
tural steel is being prepared by the
Brown ketcham Iron Works. Of Indiana
polls and Will begin to arrive early III
February. Work on the structure will be
fastened until its completion.
into the sanity OF ex-City Jaler j. w.
Grump. who has five warrants for for
gerry against him, found that he was
sane,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
BOYKlN-STEPHENSON
Miss Ruth Sttphe, S, OF lvor, the
Bride Of Mr.. Samuel Boykin.


Bride Of Mr.. Samuel Boykin.
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IvOR, VA, Dec. s0.-One Of the pref
tiest marriages OF the season was
solemnized at 1870 o'clock this afternoon
at the Baptist Church, when Miss Ruth
Stephenson became the bride OF Mr..
Samuel Boykin. The bride wore hand
some gown OF white silk trimmed with
silk applique, her veil was caugh; with
a diamond brooch. She carried brides
rC%esand entered the church with her SIS
ter. Miss Margaret Stephenson. Tney
we're met at the altar by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. 3. II. Lame.
The attendants were Mr.. r. L..
Stephenson. and Miss Mai Wilkinson.
Mr.. Fred Brittle and Miss Ethel Stephen
son, Mr. August Bradshaw and Miss Hat
tie Boykin, Mr.. Charlie Boyk.n and Miss
Cleopatra Blanche. MIR. Dudley Branche
and Miss Mamie Brittle, Mr.. Lloyd Pu!-
lev and Miss Mamie Davis. Mr.. Oris
Hines and Miss Esther Harte. Mr.. Shelly
Doles and Miss Maggie Rawls, Mr.. Ernest
Pittman and Miss Esfie Brittle. Mr..
Wallace Brittle and Miss Alice Nuns
ford, Mr.. Guy Balm and Miss Moiiie
Bettes.
The ushers were Messrs. e. N. john
son. Edward Stephenson and J. B.
raliaferro. After the marriage recep-
ton was given at the home of the bride
The happy couple left for an extended
tour, stopping at Richmond, Alexandra,
Baltimore and Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
MANY PAGE WEDDINGS
, Dozen or More Hav Oscurred Dur
ing the Hell avs,
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Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
ItRAY, VA, Dec. a0--Near.y dozen
marriages have enlvened the holiday
season in Page during the week closing
to-day. Mr.. Isaac n. klbler and Mrs
emma Judd. of kimball. were married
n Luray. by Rev. c. S. kennard. on
he zb1h. MIR William E. keyser and
Miss Lee STOLE. both of Strote. were
married by Rev. ], W Steam on 4 the
9Th. Mr.. Benjamin keyser and Mss
,,ehacca " Orye, both of Strole, were
married by Rev. c. Z. A. Marshall On
the 9th.
other marriages OF we'll known couples
Of rho county are the following. Mi.
Clifford Atkins and Mss -----ota 4. judo,
both OF kmball section; Mr.. Z. l. sup
Dlee and Miss Lizzie Conner, OF near
shenandoah; Mr.. H c. Dottlemeyer and
Miss Bessie Painter. both of near stan
ley; Mr. William Beahm and M.ss Nhs,e
Nav Weaver, OF the vicinity OF iAlnioaH'
Ar Iames c. Bowel and Miss Mertie
stonebarger, both of near Stanley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
DIED ON THE TRAN
foung Child with Mother Returning
from a Chri tmas Visit in Wise.
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(, Especial Dispatch to The Times)
TAZEWELL. VA, December 20
Most pathetic incident was witness.
I'd by passengers on No. 10 west bound
last Sunday. A young married lady
was returning to her home at Big Stone
Gap from Christmas visit East. She
bad child with her that was about four
months old. When the train left Blue
DC the child was taken suddenly il! and
went into Commissions. The mother was
30 overcome by grief that the conductor
telegvaphed TO Tazeweu for a physician
10 meet the train.
The physician came and examined the
ehtld and pronounced it dying. The lit
tie fellow, unable to tell about its. pains
Of suffering. would look into its moth
hrs face with most pitiful smile.
The train was crowded with the La
dies Symphony Orchestra, who were OF.
their way West. and they took the dying
baby in charge and did al IN Their pow
o. to save its life, but to no avail. It
Died before reaching its home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
Christmas G-RMAN
Highly joyabe Occasion at Farmvill
Tuesday Night
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Especial Dispatch to The Tirnes.)
F'ARMVILLE, VA. Dec. ga Christ
mas german was danced in the Farmville
Guard Armory Tuesday night in homo
OF Miss Martha Reeves. Of Pulaski. Tenn.
The occasion was the first Of the season
and was highly enjoyed by all
The dancers were: w. B. Agnew with
Miss Blackistor, E. S. Martin with Miss
Martha Reeves. a. G. Clapham with Miss
Mary B. Walker J. J. Walker with Miss
Matte Leigh Cunningham, H. n. Ewing
with Miss Kate Verser, r. L. Pauletl
with Miss Bessie Martin, V. P. Paueti
with Miss Annie H Cunningham, e. r
Booker with Miss Goode.
The chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs. J..
S. McIlwaine Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Ian
caster and Mr.. and Mrs. R. L Frear.
The stays were Henry Trigg Scott, Yer
non D. Venab.e and C. N. Cunningham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
MAPSICO CHURCH
CAUGHT ON FIRE
1t Was During the Service, but
Hard Work Saved the
Sacred Edifics.
(special Dispatch to The Times.


CHARLES CITY c. H. VA. Decem-
Der 3o-Mapsico Episcopal Church caug t
on fire on Sunday morning DUNG SER
vice. The confasration was causel b,
the heat Of the stove pipe where it came
through the roof OF the church.
: For a while the congregation was
thrown into great excitement While e
men tore away the shingles from the
roof and brought water from neighbor-
ing spring. the ladies' huried!y removed
the altar cloths and Bible TO p ace It
safety. For some time. It look as l.
the church would be totally destroy d,
but af.er hard work the flames were
conquered and services were continued.
A prayer of Thanksgiving for the reset 9
OF the sacred ediflce was offesed by the
rector. Mr.. ]. c. Cornick. Among those
present who offered timely aid wer,
Messrs. William Pointer and Fitzwalter
Tyler. The church was DANA ged to he
extent of about one hundred dollars.
which amount was fully covered by In
Surance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
NORTHUMBERLAND
Beautiful Ceremony in the Methodist
Church at Blacks burg.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
RLACKSBURG, VA, December 50.-l-l
the Methodist Church last night Mr. j.
doge Woolwine and Miss Minnie L. Ea-
ain were married Mr.. Woolwine Is
vel; known Blacksburg merchant. Miss
Eakin is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. L.. Eallin, of the Blacksburs Inn.
Mr. Charles Woolwine. brother or the
room. acted as best man, and Miss Mary
..akin. the brides sister, as maid of hon
or The ushers were Mr.. Carter Oster-
i,fnd Of Richmond; Mr.. w. {. Eakin, OF
jackson Miss; Messrs. w. G. Gillette and
p. W. Eakin, of Blacksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolwine left for the
Northern cities.
The church was tastefully decorated
with evergreens and carnations. Master
L.uval Shultz acted as ring bearer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
M'hIiNI-HARRlS
1:ss Annie |. Harris the Bride of Mr.,
Edward " OK m.

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FREDhRICkSBu RG, VA. Dec. 80
1t the Christian Church here ID nigh
S O'Clock in The presence of an ia'
mense audience. Miss Annie Laurie Har-
IS, daughter OF Nj. and Mrs. j. ". Hal
s, of this city, became the bride u
If. Edward j. McISinl, of Orange county.
:ev l. L. Chestnut officiating.
Mrs Carrie Berry, sister OF the bride
;as the nlatron Of honor and Mr. JONI
:. Harris, brother of the bride, best
aan. The ribbon holders were Mise ;
Isle Garner, and Sallie Chestnut
Cshe: s-Messrs Emmett Garner. Julian
roo,.s, II. W. Garner and Rufus O.
copper. After the ceremony reception
Jas held at the home of the brides
arents Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Jim will leave for Orange county to
sit relatives of the groom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
STRUCK BY A CAR
LADY from King George County jure
in Ma hington CITY.
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Especial Dispatch to The Tmesl
KING GEORGE, VA. December So
Mrs. Cowell Grigsby. wife of Mr.. Col
well Gri=sby, Of King George. met with
a very painful and serious accident a
-ay or two aso in Washington city. IL
crossing The street. she was struck by
an ell ctric car and lady inju, ed about
tie mead. she is now under treatment in
ole OF tie hospi ais in that city.
Christmas passed ve.y pleasantly and
quietly N hins GeJi sc. a number Oh
uea,hs recently among the people OF
prominence prevented any special gayc.y
At TINS season N tbs county. All the
churc. es save Christmas &c. citations to
Their S-nday-schoJl pupils. and Sc erous
dis. ri1utions OF presents, candies and
ofhes good things we've maze to the
children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
IN BUCHANAN STYLE
Quarrel Followed by Carving-Bot
Literally Cut to ri ces.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
TAlr;WELL. VA, Dec. Sv.-Un Friday
afternoon near Chambers saw mill on
Pistol Creek. In Buchanan county. Will
am Short. about 20 years old, was as
;aulted by Perry Short. After quarre.
hey both drew knives and proceeded
o carve each other in true Buchanan.
lyle AS a result they are both lying
1t the point Of dea tn. The cause o.
he trouble was an old grudge supple
nented by mean wh.shey. "A gentle
nan from there this morning reports q
light change for the better in thei
condition. He says that although theil
re severe. literally cut to pieces, the,
nay recover.
Floyd Ascue, who killed his brothe.
INDY, has fled the country.
Captain a. r. Ward and W. A. Leece
ire seriously i'll at their homes in tbs
vest end OF the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
NlILLER-CAUSEY
Chris:iansburg Man Wins Bride in
Suff six.
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Especial Dispatch to The Ti,nes>
SUFFOLK, VA, December S0.-St. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church was the
place Of q fashionable marriage at
o'clock this evening, when Miss Martha
josephine Causey, daughter of the late
senator Causey, became the bride of Mr..
Thomas Spindle Miller, of Christiansburg.
"a. Rev. Joseph B. Dunn performed the
eremony. William B. Causey, Joliet. Ill.
save the bride away. Mrs. John E. Phil
Ups, the brides sister. was dame OF honor.
md Mr.. W. c. Flagg, of ChristiansbuiS
lest man. Captain c. Fl. Causey. Jr..
Suffolk; Dr.. Peter B. Causey. Virglina;
J. c. Causey, Jr., HAIRY, S. c.; T. Mosby
Montague and A. Mannoni, Christians
.urg and John a. Miller. Radford, were
i he ushels. After dinner at the bride $
home Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left for their
future home In Christiansburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
VII chester Boy a Sow way.
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Especial Dispatch to 1..e Times)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December so
\ Stnvaway giving his name as
Isaac Thomas and claiming Winchester
Va, as his home, arrived here this af
ternoon aboard the British steamship
Allegheny from London and is now lock
ed up in Jail. unable to establish hi.
c1airns n have relatives in Wincheste,
but is unable to describe the place, hay
ing left there many years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
A $4,000 SALARY
This the Offer of the Norfolk ard ives,

tern o Its New sup r'ntenient.
(SpeciaI Dispatch to The Times)
ROANOKE, VA, December 30.-It WAS
announced officially to-day that General
Superintendent Cassell. of the Norfolk and
Western. had retired on account Of Ill
health. and that Nicholas D. Maher, SUI
perintendelt Of the Seaboard Air Line.
haG been appointed and accepted the posi-
ton a. a salary of $1,000 per annum.
General Manager l.. E. Johnson an.
nouncsd also that Mr.. Cassell Will be pro-
vided for. but he will assume no active
position until his health is restored. Mr.
Maher takes charge on the 5th o! Janu,
airy. Mr.. Casseli is In Florida. and will
go thence to Cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
Killed in Railroad Yard,
fSnecial nisnatc 10 Tho Times. J

Especial nIspatcb 10 Tho Times.)
BLUEFIELD. w. Va, December 80
Joseph Crabtree. aged twenty-one, a Sec
zion man, was killed on the yard at this
Lace this afternoon at o'clock. He was
walking up the yard. when car. which
was being dropped from the scale track
struck him cutting him into pieces. He
vas a native of Smytf county, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
CO.>VICTo K Captured
Escaped from an Ohio Reforratory
but Caught u BIchara-.
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Especial Dispatch to The Tiues.)
BUCHANAN, VA, December SG.-Elias
Brown. George White Rorer SockfieId and
Geo. Clark. four young men who had es-
capped from the Lancaster. O.. reformatory
and were captured by Detective j. j. Har-
ris. Of this city. and who afterwards
cut out OF the Einton Jail. were recap
tured to-day at Buchanan. Detectives
harris and Feig uson, who had communi-
Gated with the reforrnatory. left ip1me-
diately for Lancaster with their prison.
srs in charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
otai;ing5-nid lex.
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s77FFOIK. VA. December 50.-Rev
Nicholas P. stallings. Baptist clergy
nan. of Winfau, n. c., this afternoon AT
the brides home in Suffolk was quietly
married to Miss Martha Anne Riddick.
daughter of William S. Riddick, by Rev.
T. E, Barton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
An Aged Pe'ro of Santa Claus.
Special Dispatch 10 The Times.

CHICKHOMINY, VA, December So
Mr.. Thomas E. Nuchols, aged 3.
ears. hung up his sock on Christmas
eve night, along with the children of the
family. and was abundantly supplied
with raisins, candy and good things of
a kinds.
Mr.. Nuchols is very favcrab'y known
and is respected by all who know him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31

to Norfolk. She came from Culebre,
where she was rammed by the Texas
about ten feet. below the water line. The
hole was boxed and cemented before sail
Ing. The collier is badly damaged. SO
will be repaired at the Norfolk navy
yard.
The Virginia line steamer Allegheny,
which arrived to-day from London,
brought a stoaway who claims to pc
isaac Thomas of winchester. Va. He
could not answer satisfactorily aues-
tions a.out the town and will probably
be shipped back to England.
another merchant vas fined $50 and
costs this morning for selling firearms to
minors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
A TNIP TO FLORIDA
Secretary Hart of the Va. Press A5soci
atioG. Making Arrangeme
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FARMNILLE. VA. December 30
. J.. Hat, secretary of Virginia Press
Association. accompanied by Mr.. Hugh
< Cara. left yesterGay on trip to Flor
Ida Mr.. Hart while in the land of
Movers will make arrangements Cor the
entertainment OF tie Numbers of the
Piess Assoc alton. rho are expected to
eake the trip some tine nsxt month.
The Executive Committee Will meet in
Richmond shortly to fix the day. It is
ssrs cted they will leave in a body from
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
HARDES7y--OCDEN
Beautiful Home Wedding at Berryvile
i, Clarke
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Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
BERRYVILLE VA, Dec. GA beau
.ful home wedding took place at the res
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Ogden,
when their daughter, Miss Florence Og-
Ien became the bride Of DR.. George N.
rIardesty, young dentist of this place.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Julian Broaddus, of the Baptist Church:
The bride. who was handsomely. attired
n a dark blue going-away gown and car
cied a shower bouquet Of brides roses,
entered the parlor leaning on the arm
of the groom The house was artistically
decorated for the occasion with flowers.
avergreens and potted plants. Immediate
after the ceremony the happy couple
Soarded the Norfolk and Western Rail
way train for an extended Southern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
FELL FROM His HORSE
James {. Ridd is Xii d in Rocking
ham Courtv,
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

HARRISONBURG, VA. December CO.
News reached avre to-day OF the acci-
dental death of Jamss I. Riddle on Sat.
rrday night He was found in an unccn-
scious condition on the road TO his home.
The appearance o. the road az that point
and of the horse covered with mud showed
thar his horse had fallen and injured hint
He never recovered consciousness. and
died that night about Il o'clock
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tor. Rev. T. q. Taylor. after which the
young couple left for Petersburg. where
they will be given reception tonight
at the home of the brides uncle, Mr.. j.
O. James.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr. Ed
ward James.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
NEGRO. CONFESSED
Light Thrown on me Murder of Davis
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~ -1Speciat UlsUdt cn % = tle-- --'-.-
HAMPTON. VA. Dec. Sat the In.
quest this morl.-ng over the remains of
George DAVIS. Isabella Jordan. colored,
broke down and confessed hat She saw
Davis shot by two men whose names
she has not yet revealed. Tom Randall.
who slept in the house and who was arr
rested. was exonerated and released
The United States collier Sterling ar
rived at Old Point to-day and proceeded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
USED HIS PISTOL
Young Nan Shot in Botetourt for Re
sorting Insult to His Sister.
te~-ci.i n,sprtch to The Times.

{H"~riaf f1spPtch to The Tiules.)
YTNCASTLE. VA. December 30
El,criff Burgh has just returned from a
huitiess search for Shafton Woodbridge,
who last Saturday evening lodged two
pistol bullets In the thighs Of George
N'tlis-all OF the Clorerdale neighborhood
Of this county. Woodbridge made so ne
6isrsraginE remarks about Wills sister.
4 AAysupou Walls struck him with his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02

FOR SAILED acres. near Bentley,
kan, bottom land. 50 acres pasture $50
acres In cultivation The hest land for
corn nr 1lfaita N-reOm house. harm 24N40
grauarN lNNZ4. COW barn ISxs2 cattle
sheds $3.50. Wind-mills 80 acres Of
wheat and re. goes With the place
Possession March ]. 1902. on r. +. D.
routc SO 3n ere Is sold at CnCe.
35f acres. bottom land. one of TIE best
bottom farms lu SeogWiCl- county, l6a
acres grass. leo acres broke, an good
Unable land. lo alll3H, l0-room house.
barn 32N4e. ccW barn 1SX3S. granary and
corn crib. TWO steel wind-mlils. good
orchard. ali kinds of fruit. This is good
alfalfa land. ~ miles tc good railroad
town = mile 10 school Possession
March lst. SO an acre.
169 acres, northeast oi Valley Center 40
acres lu pasture with living water the
year round acres alfalfa. balance in
Guilty. alton. D acres rye and 81 acres
wheat. goes with the place. 10-r0om
house, cellar f6N-t walled with rock.
snoke-hoase barn -iN32 eranar1-. corn
cries ana chicken house. niie bearing
orchard. an kinds of fruit. berries md
ga pes, on Il. II. ID. route. Price So an
acre loN q 80 acres joining 81 that IS
Vel impro-ec, that can be bought for
So an acre.
To- acres mile from railroad town.
= uulc 10 school .aC church. % acres in
pasture. fenced with hedge. acres bear
fine. all goes. improvements arc moor.
The wheat ora the place IS worth more
tifan S0Gu lniproN JI11ltSs miles from
Michita- on r. f. II. route This is a
good place. Wei located. and cheap at
$50 ara acre. Posse ssion az once. 20
not 10 by this IL yoU want q bargain
81 acres near Valley Center. bottom
land. a-room mousse. good orchard good
alfalfa land rrlce. S2.e0p.
III you de not see what you want Ia This
list, write and give description az v.h3r
you want have the hest list 81
farms cf any assent in ScdgWil2I county.
Aita4l0 lana = speciality
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