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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13
LEGAL NOTICE.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF YIR-
i GINIA:-TO THE SHERIFF OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. Greetings:


we, command YOU. as at ano her tine IN 9
New york, Gu cage and ST. Louis Raj !.
road Company, a foreign corporation and
nonresident of Virginia; The PennsM-
van a Railroad Company. foreign cor
poration and nonresident Of VI glnia: The
Pennsylvania Company, for Ign cor
poration and nonresident of virginia;
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
dent of Virginia; The Ohio River Rail Dad
Company foreign corporation and non
resident of Virginia.. The EFT burg, Gin.
cinnati, Chicago and st, Louis Railway
Company, a foreign corporation and non
resident of Virginia; The Toledo and Ohio
Central Railroad Company, TO- eign y.
poration and non-re ident OF, Nirglnia;
The fChesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany. a corporal on organized under and
doing business In the State Of Yrglnin,
and The Kapawha and Michigan Railway
Company. n foreign corporation and nom
resident of Virginia, to aplear at the
Clerks office Of our Law and Eout
Courthouse Of said city, at the rules 70
Monday in November, 1903 t. answer 10
Grove and Waite g. Crenshaw. partnars
In trade under the firm and styl> of For
zero & Company.
ns 3 BsR # fo Esisxaf Fl 81 agfa p AND
have then there this writ
Witness. p. r, Winston, cl-rk OF our
said court. at Richmond, the 10 h day of
October, 1908 and IN the l2Sth year Of the
Commonwealth.
A Copy-Teste; =. r. Winston. Clerk;
Shelton & Moore, p, a. oel3-law-iw
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BROAD. E., 23o7-wanted, occupants for fur
nished rooms during Horse Show, or permh
efent tenants.
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NEW BoOTBLACK PARLoR-Fine shine, only
best polish used no waiting. drc men; 1918
East Main Street. next Postofice thnsemcnt)
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NEWEST THINGS OUT in millinery white kid
and white lace hats: latest designs In Horse
Shrw Foods, Mrs 81. l.. WORTHAM. 211 n.
Third between Grace and Broad
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DEPOT QuARTERMAsrER's OFFICE.
Washington, D, c., September Il, lOo3.--
Sealed Proposals. In trlplcate, will be re-
ceiyed ut this office until O'CLOCK +, NJ,
publieIy opened, for Geonistrnqting SUPER
intendents Lodge at the Gettysburg. Pa,
National Cemetery, Plans. and ,speclilca-
tons can be seen at this office, also at the
terry The United States reserves the rght
to reject any or all proposals or any part
thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked proposals for Lodge,
BUTT, Quarternaster, y, s., Army. In
charge Of Depot,
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POULTRY SUPPLIES.
% e q. d Richmond. Frederick.
nu 4 * IT. burg & Potomac r. R

Trans Leave Rlcnmona-Nortn
s:61 "A. M. daily, Byrd st. Through.
Gao A. NJ. daily. Main ST. Through.
7:l6 A. M. week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
commodauon.
$50 A. N. Sunday only. Byrd 81
80 A. M. week days. Byrd st. Through.
u:g5 noon, week days. Byrd st. Tnrougn.
ericksburg accommodation.
Eos r. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
6:25 P. M. week days. Elba. Ashland ae-
s1S ? I'M NJ. duly. Byrd St. Through.
Trains Arrive chmond-southward.
SAC "A. M. week days. EIba- Ashland &C,
sis A: NJ. week days. Byrd St. Fred
ericksbulE accommodations.
NJ wes Sai DAYS BY Ry1o 81 81 T rhTSuSh
g.05 p M. daily, Main St. Tnrousn.
500 p. NJ. week days, Etba Ashland ac-
mmodation.
5:lS n. dssi,|Ey; Byrd srd St 3 TTh hro,! h
1929 P. NJ, daily. Main st. Through.
Note--Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all trains except local accommodations.
". D, DUKE,C ". GULF. W. P. TAYLoR.
Genl Man'r. asst CenI Man'r. TrRf. Mans
June II. la0a-
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n S s WV Ellorfo|ki1sW
LEAyE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY:
SEQ A, NJ, NUftFOl:k LIMITED; Ar
rives Norfolk II; 20 A, NJ, Stops only ut
P sS x WG H5Eys Snf xPREs pulre.
Porlor Car Petersburg to Lypchnurg and
Roanoke. Pullman ,Sleepers Roanoke TO
Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis.
1910 p, NJ, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmvllle. Lynchburg and Roanoke;
Arrives rorrfolk $40 r. N Stops only nt
Petersburg Waverly and Suffolk, Conpeets
YaTk Baiinsers sndf SIS station,
el $40 i p, NJ, NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullman sleepers. Richmond to
Lynchburg and Roanoke:. Petersburg to
East Radford; Lynchbnrg to Chattanooga,
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe DINING
Car.
Trains arrive from the West las 4. Nj.
2:6 p. M and $40 p, M: from Norfolk
II 100 A. NJ. and 7.20 P. M,
Office No. SIS East Main Street.
Con. Pass, Agent. Ola Pass. Agent
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Statesmen WANTED.

OF Manchester: Cornelius Griffen and
Bernard Day. OF Richmond.
The happy couple left on the north
bound train for Washington, Baltimore
and New York. They will be at homo
to their friends after october 18th.
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eTRAYED-From home, white POINTER, with
lemon ears lemon spot on runip and lemon
half saddle; medal $40; answers TO name Of
pontO Reward. q. I. DAVIS. S05 North
Twenty eighth Street.
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MEETINGS.

~ TIE MBMBERs aeEl ST. JOHNS
$X LODGE. NO. 49, A. j. aud A. ~, VIII
w attend The stated commnniea ton OF their
lodge at the Masonic Templeyon THIS lIuesday)
EVENING. October IS, 1908, at 1880 o'clock.
Members OF sister lodges and transient brethren
are fraternally invited.
BY order ot the Worshipful Master.
OSCAR ], ADAMS, Secretary
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SOUTHERN rail WAY.

-scHEpuLE IN EFFECT OCT A, 1903,
1880 i, M,~Daiiy. LimItea BUFFET Pull,
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga and all
tho South,
600 r M,-Ex, sunday, Chase City local,
ready $50 +, H., for ali the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
The fayorlte route TO Baltimore and
Eastern points, Leave Richmond l;SQ r,
500 4, M, Except Sunday. Local mixed
2;ib r, M,-Local for West Point
$3.50 r. M.-Except Sunday, For West
Point, connecting with steamers for Eal,
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
600 2, NJ, and 6'45 r. M,--From all tho
a'@ Y. M,-From Charlotte and Durham,
$40 A. At.-l'rom Chase City,
a!16 4, M,-Baltimore and West Point
$40 Z, M,rErom West Point.
G.. NJ G. p, A.,
Richmond, Va.
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SITUATION WANTEDFemale

CONGRATULATIONS, middlo.aged lady dc.
sires position az managing housckeepcr or
companion or would assist mother with the
care OF children. Address W. r.. care Whit
locks Store. Station Is. Richmond. Va.
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Typswr!!ers- AL X inds

All standard makes sold, exchanged, repaired and
ers prices Don't buy unit YOU get fnnples OF writing
on I s
Phone iS95 Entlo Blig TwslysSix Main, RIshnond Va
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-Horse.s shaped fraternity PIN, with A.
NJ. X. on back, on Broad Street. between
Foushee and Miller and Rhoads. Reward IL
returned to $40 South Third.
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TEACHER-Wanted, position TO teach in pri.
vate family English, Latin and Algebra; ref.
erences exchanged. Address Miss M, care
Postmaster, Stokes, Va.
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HELP WANlED-MALE.

RARBER-wanted a hrst.class barber to take
charge OF new shop In connection with hotel.
Apply to JAMES OCONNOR, West Point, va.
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TEACHER-A teacher, who has enjoyed cxcep.
tionsl socinl as we'll rs educational adyan.
txges, desires q position; would teach In re.
nned family for small salary and privilege OF
outside patronage. Address VlRGISIAN, 1888
West Baltimore Street, baltimore. Nd. ,
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BARBERs-Two white barbers wanted; steady
work; $40 per week. Write @. +. GRIFFIN,
GodsbofO, n. G.
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COMPETENT MAN--Wanted, a sober, steady.
competent man for 25.ton machine, loch ted Ia
family rretcrred; references required Ad.
dress ROOM Is, Murphy's Hotel, for two days.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Richmond, Va, Oct. s. 1908,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
ceved at Room II. Third Floor CRY
Hall, until p. NJ. THURSDAY, OC-
TOBER 10, 1908 for furnishing the city
with the following number of LICENSE
MEDALS and TINS for the year 1901:
1900 DOG METALS f(MALI1).
500 DOG. MEDALS (FEMALE),
l,725 PAIRS oNE-HoRsE WAGON
SO PAIRS Two-HoRsE WAGON
s PAIRS FouR-HoRsp WAGON
100 PAIRS HACK AND OMNIBUS
Is FAIRS BUGGY TINS,
Medals to be numbered and wired n
numerical order, Tins to be of good
quality, painted in workmaniiko man
ner, numbered and nut uD IN packa geS
OF a pair in each and placed In numeF,
zeal order. Contractors to be red
to furnish duplicate tins during the
( year 1901 promptly upon orders there
( for, Samples must accompany each
The I'ni Committee on Police, Elections
and Schools reserve the right to reject
any or all proposals offered.
.iStst ALE. H. MCDOWELL
oc9-3t Clerk Council Committees
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hand cisarmakers on
clear Havana. ANNOIAs, 6o+ st. James st.
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YOUNG MAF-Wanted, at once, an Intelligent
and pctive young man who cnn keep very
simple accounts collect and make himself
generally useful: good prospects foe the right
man: references required. THE CAVALIER
co. Room ]. 2S North Ninth Street.
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HE P WANIED-Female.

CaNTED, "A TEACHER to take charge OF
nsaded school at a salary OF $50 per month;
drust l.. a good disciplnnrlsn. highest charac.
str and member of some church. Address W.
III GILLESPIE Clerk. Buestone District,
o,1lYu p. o.. Va.
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BoL1C1Ton-wanted, q AIstclass advertising
solicitor Of good address. capable OF writing
an attractive adv, to do special work for two
or three weeks; only Grst.class man need hp-
ply; salary or commisslon state experience
definitely and give references. "COMMER-
CiAl Petersburg, Va.
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WANTED, person TO cali on retail trade for
manufacturing house; local territory; salary
1870, paid weekly; expense money advanced:
previous experience unnecessary; business sue.
cessful: inclose self.addresed envelope.
STANDARD HOUSE. Chicago.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

rRAINo LEAVE RICH MOND DAILY
flSYRD-STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, SEPT. 21ST.
9:05 A. NJ a, G. L., EXPRESS to all points
South.
900 A. NJ, Petersburg and Norfolk,
1910 =. NJ, Petersburg and n, & ", West,
900 p, NJ Petersburg and Norfolk.
f4l0 p, NJ. Godshoro Local.
$50 p. NJ. Petersburg Local,
7,25 +. NJ. "Florida'and West Indian Linn
ited" to all points South.
0'4O r, NJ, Petersburg ana n. 4 w, West
II 80 p. NJ, Petersburg Local.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
3.43 a. NJ, 1885 A. NJ, S.2o a. NJ: Sunday
only ll:25 A, NJ; ll;00 a, NJ, :05 7, NJ.
except sunday: 205 p. NJ, 7;2o +. NJ, 7:4a
p. NJ, 9:l0 p, NJ,
q, s. CAMPBELL, Div. Pass,Agt,
w. j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass Ast.
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ON oyERHoLT Monticello, calvert and other
straight whistles at low prices; goods deiy'
cred npy part OF @clty...THE PEN-MAR,
franklin and Seventeenth sueels.
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ohRDING-First class accommodations, with
board, for gentlemen. visiting the Horse Show.
by day or week. at "Thc Lnnox." gentlemen,s
npparcntnx; 1905 East Marshall. WIN. Z.
ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
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IANTED, 1T once, three coat and suit alteration
hands: experienced tsilors preferred. hAVF'
NAM AND CO., Fourth and Broad Streets
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BoARDERs-wanted, boarders. Several young
men can be accommodated with frst-class
board. large, well.furnished rooms; also tran
slents taken Call at 81 West Grace
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CAN YOU READ THIS PRovERH7
BOARDING.

BoARDERs-visitors to tho Horse Show can
ind delightful accommodation at Miss Pitzer's,
l15 East Franklin Street.
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SITUATION WANTED ale

WANTED, experienced hands on dresses. Apply
POI West Clay Street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

ONE GALLON "Clifton Springs" best 81 Wits.
and Seventeenth Streets Goods delivered
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted At once by exper.
fenced registered druggist; good habits; can
take charge II necessary. Address DRUG
GIST, Box 49, Coyngton, Va.
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HOT ROASTED PEANUTS &c. quart: peanuts
roasted every day by the New Process Peanut
Rooster. wholesale and retail. Mt OVERS
CONFECTIONERY. e14 f. Marshall, near
Seventh Street
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BAkERS.

IVAN MUELLER's New York Bakery, 40 W.
Rrond Street, between Monroe and Henry,
Richmond Va. First.class Homemade Bread.
French, Vienna and German Rye Bread. BOT
Bread delivered at your home. Cakes and Pies
specially, Restaurants and Private Fami.
lies supplied daily. Telephone 1850.
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LATEST DESIGNS in millinery. Horse Show
goods specially. Reasonable prices aud 1
nrompt delivery Mrs. ANNA B. ROACH, 22o
i East Broad Street
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LADIES SPECIAL.

THOSE OLD FASHION Peppermint, Lemon.
Lime and Horehound Drops. made fresh and
pure daily at DYBR's CONFECTIONERY. Ola
East Marshall Street, Wholesale and Retail
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BoARDERs--Wanted, boarde.s; large, pleasant
front ROOM second floor, also other room best
accommoda ton and ell modern conveniences'
Call al 2l7 West Grace
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BUSHES OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED, to interview party with $500 who is
willing to invest In IN good paying business.
Address A. H. s., care this Office.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Houso and Garden in Bcechwood
Park on Seven Pines electric line. ~;
10 soil 40 feet lots $50; 81 cash and 81 month.
BEECHWOOD PARK CO., 1ll5 u. Main
(sccond hGor).
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NOTICE..

TIE RICHMOND WOOD. WORKING. COMPANY
Is now open for business. and can supply all
the needs Of the undertakers In strictly up.to-
date first.class goods In every particular. Our
salesman Mr.. J. u. Wilkinson will gladly
receive any one wishing to Inspect our goods.
which can be seen Mt No. Ia North Seventh
Street., Richmond. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

EVERYBODY who has used the Cherokee Cough
Drops will cheerfully recommend them pure
and wbolesome been on the market for the
past fifteen years. only &c. per box Sold to
the trade by all wholesale drug stores and ~
o. y. DYER, Wholesale and Retail Candy
Manufacturer; 814 East Marshall, next to
Seventh Street, Richmond Va.
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ROOMS FoR RENT.

RooM-wantcd, gentlemen occupant Tor desir-
able front room. furnished or unfurnshcd; use
porcelain bath, telephone. every convenience;
private family: location Grace street rear
Sixth, opposite Westmoreland Club. Address
Pos toYice Box 5SS, city.
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WANTED, TO HANG all the lace curtains in
town and lay the carpets, make the shades
and nut on The weather strips. o. Il. NOR
VEIL, No 2l1Ha n. Sixth street; phone 4Se.
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THE ORIGINAL DAVIS GALLERY, GIT East
Broad, is the most popular and reliable place
for photos, from pc to $40 dozen. Special
this week, 81 cabinets,
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Mrs. Julia Thompson.

Mrs. Julia Thompson, wife of the
late Samuel Thompson, died Saturday
night at Hampshire. and was buried
Sunday afternoon at Pisgah, services
by Rev. w. Ell. Doss, of Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Thompson was 80 years old and
had lived in Maury County all her
lite. She was sister OF Col Nat
Jones of Columbia and Mrs. DR.. Left
witch. of Hampshire, who survives
her. The late Prof. W. k. Jones and
former sheriff Sam H. Jones were
her brothers, and Mrs. Henrietta
Brooks, who died many years ago was
her sister. Mrs. Thompson left five
children who survive her: Robt.
a.. John. Mrs. Sally Roblnet, and
Mrs. Mollle Dodson. of Hampshire,
and Edward, of Waxahatchie, Texas,
besides several who had proceeded her
to the grave. She was woman of great
energy and strength of character and
wonderful eqnanimity of temper, and
her christian example will be bless
ing to be treasured by her large COZ
nection OF family ana friends.
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rents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Cant.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams and
daughter, OF Nashville, arrived Tuesday
night to visit Columbia relatives
Mr.. J. Il. kirkpatrick returned Sat
urday evening from a business trip
to Fayetteville and Lewlsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kitchener left
Thursday for Gallatin and Dixon
Springs, to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. G.. W. Sherman and children, of
Nashville, are visiting Mrs. Sherman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Brownlow.
Miss Bryant, of the Institute, ar
rived from Boston Saturday. She has
about fully recovered from her illness.
Justin Thatcher came down from
Nashville last night to attend the re-
hersal for the ''Chimes of Normandy"
Mrs. DIR Allen and son, of Gallatin.
and Mrs W. r. Hutton and children, of
Shelbyvile are visiting Mrs.W.J. Dale.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Foster. WHO
came up to witness the Brown Cecil
wedding, returned to Union Springs,
Ala, Monday.
Mrs. F. D. Lander and son, Frank
Lander. Jr., returned Friday evening
from Nashville, where they have been
on months visit.
Mr.. r. M. Jones, who has been liv-
ing in Columbia for some time, has re-
moved to Mt Pleasant, where he will
make his future home.
Walter Griffin of this city, and mis-
father, Mr. John Griffin, of Williams
port left Monday for Chattanooga for
a weeks visit to relatives.
Mrs. CLARK Jones has returned from
a short visit to Nashville. She was
accompanied by her little Kinsman,
Hunter Mcdonald.
Mrs. John Johnson, of Birmingham,
Ala, arrived Wednesday to visit relas
tives here. She will come down from
Nashville, where she has been visiting.
Mrs. w. p. Morley returned Monday
from st. Louis. While there she wit
messed the dedication exercises of the
Worlds Fair and heard the speeches. of
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young, strong, industrious and capable
and We hope good fortune will attend
him in his new home.
Mr.. Jas. F. Lewis left Monday for
Ressemer, Ala, where he viii make
his future home. After living in Co
lumbia for thirtSSn years. Mr.. Lewis
departed with the esteem and respect
of all the people of Columbia and car
ried with HIM the best wishes of
large NUMBER Of friends He promised
to return IN the fall for a few days
visit.
Col. Percy Chandler, Of Mt. Pleasant
was here Tuesday. He reports that the
campaign in the phosphate
city has reached the boiling stage and
hat the race for Mayor betweau j. Mitt
Hunter, former mayor, and George ".
killebrew, is almost toss-up. Mr..
hlllebrew is in Europe, but his friends
ire leaving no stone unturned tor bling
him under the wire a winner.
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trail Railroad for the killing of Will
Smith. The case was compromised by
the railroad company paying $1,000 and
costs. Will Smith married daughter
of Rufe H. Peyton, of this city, and was
killed about year and half ago.
FOR SALE.-Second- hand Phaeton.
Price $40 Apply at this office. l7-tf
The weather the past three weeks has
been the queerest even the "oldest in
habitant' remembers to have expert
enced. It's too late for winter and too
early for "blackberry winter" but the
thermometer has lowered around 40 de
grees every night. A well-known farm
er in town Monday said that for the past
three weeks he had been sleeping under
three quilts and blanket every night,
q thing he has never done before at this
time of the year.
Miss Alice Gibson, for some time
operator in the Citizens telephone
exchange at Columbia, is spending
few weeks with relatives and friends in
this country.
Three negro houses in Macedonia
caught fire Wednesday afternoon. Two
of the houses we're burned, beng out OF
the corporation and nothing being ob'
tainable to fight with, bnt the fire com
pany saved the other house. The
houses burned belonged to jim Sladen,
wel-to-do negro OF Macedonia. The
loss is about 500.
We call attention to the ad OF the
Ford Williams school in this ISSUE
These gentlemen will soon have issued
from the Herald press folder setting
forth fully the course OF study and
aims of their school,
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. A. G. Hall was in Nashville Thurs
day.
LID. Whitson, of Nashville, is i n the
city.
Rev. Walker, of Sante Fe, was here
Friday.
Mr.. S. B. Lee, of Duplex, was here
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Sparrow are in
Nashville.
Mr.. w. r. Palmer has returned from
Nashville.
R. P. Dodson was in Nashville
Saturday.
Judge John w. Fry was in Gallatin
this week on business. -''' '
Capt. Joe Love, of Culleoka, was here
Wednesday.
Mr.. J. q. Wooten went to Iron City
Wednesday.
Nathan Smith was here from Lynn.
vile Monday.
Richard Wilkes went to Culleoka
Tuesday night.
Miss Elizabeth Gartner has returned
from Nashville.
Russell Porter, of Louisville, KY, IS
here on visit.
Miss Rebecca Rosenthal is visiting
Nashville friends.
Mrs. j. j. Molloy, of Williamspolt
was here Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Sykes Orman has returned
to Metropolis, I'll.
NTrs loo - Richar1aon ia visiting
Columbia relatives.
Miss Minnie Neil, of Lawrenceburg,
is visiting in the city.
Mrs. S. w. Mitchell, Of Zion, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Miss Stella Frierson has returned
from visit to Nashville.
Misses Kate and Ada Shields returned
Monday from Fayetteville.
Tom Peoples has returned from