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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14

when dispute arose between two OF the
older boys. With a heavy stick young
Ingle struck at son Of Mayor Lively.
out missed him and hit the little girl
who was standing In the group. Be
SIDES the Injuries on the head the little
one lost the use of the left arm. the
nerves of which seems to have been at
fected. The wounds were dressed by
Drs. Young and Exum and 1t is not
thought they will prove serious.
The cars, which have for long Whlle
been used to n.trry several hundred
mechanics from Salisbury to Spencer
shops night and morning, are being al
tered and enclosed, SO as TO be more com
Portable during the winter months. aere,
tcfore they have been after the plan OF
summer cars. thus exposing the mechah-
les to severe weather.
Charles Graham, who escaped from
the Rowan county convict camp lew
days ago, is still at large. though the Of
ticers have made strenuous efforts 70
ca pture him. Graham was sent up for
robbing q lady of her purse While on inc
street.
Senator Leo S. Overman, who is now
on n Western tour with W. r. Hearst.
OF New York, expects to. return to SANS
bury in time for the celebration OF MS
silver wedding which he and Mrs. over
man will observe on October 3Oth.
In the election held in Hickory yes
terday the town voted for the Issuance
of bonds for waterworks and sewerage
giving a majority of Is In favor OF the
bonds. 1t is learned that work VIII begin
at an early date and that good, pure
water will be obtained.
At statesville Saturday night Jim Lein-
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MURDER CHARGED TO DAVIS
Charles Pate, in His Dying Declaration,
Said Davis Ambushed Him.
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KJNSTOS, n. c.. October l3.-Trank
Davis arrested last night. charged with
the murder OF Charles Pate, September
soth. about nine miles from Kinston
Pate died Friday from the effects of the
wound and WIS buried Saturday after
noon. Both meh' are white. The coroner S
jury recommended the arrest of Frank
Davis. Deputy Sheriff W. H. Sutton, In
company with Anus Davis, brother OF
Frank Davis went out to the Davis home
last night and arrested and brought him
to Kinston and lodged him In jail.
The dying declaration OF Pate was the
principal testimony from which the jury
arrived at the verdict. though there Is
said to be strong corroborative circuu,-
stantial evidence. After being told by
the physician that he could not live.
Pate charged Davis with ambushing him
on the evening Of September 10th. and
gave as his reasons: First, that he recog-
nized his Davis) voice after he had been
shot. and. second, that he and Davis had
had some words a short while before. at
which time Davis had cursed him and
threatened him for superseding him In a
sob.
Pate's declaration states that while he
was dying on the ground, after being
stricken. Davis came up near him. and
that he (Pate) groaned my God. am I
to die here by MYSELF" and that Davis
returned "Uh, huh in voice that he
(Pate) recognized. Again. says Pate. Da-
Wis called to his dog. which was barking
a the body of the stricken men. to come
away. This evidence is said by the State
to be coroborated by circumstances.
IN rebuttal, 1t is said that Davis claims
the ability to establish an alibi and COM
pletaly clear himself OF all suspicion.
The preliminary trial Is being held to-
night.
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ON HISTORIC GROUND
Ten Thousand on Guilford Battle.
field.
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GREENSBORO, N. c., October 49,
Tho browning event of the ceremonies
attending the State reunion of non-resi-
dent natives of North Carolina was the
celebration to-day at historic Guilford
Courthouse battle-ground. Ten thousand
residents and visitors heard a symposium
of addresses breathing patriotic national
fervor and fllial devotion to their mother
State from distinguished returning sons.
Mingled among ten thousands were five
hundred women students of the State
Normal College, two hundred of Green's
boro Female College. three hundred male
students from Oak Ridge Institute. two
Hundred boys and girls from Gulltord Col
lege, many from Whitsett Institute, all
OF Guilford county, and numbers from
the State University. Wake Forest. Da-
wilson, Trinity and other State colleges.
THE SPEAKERS.
Ex-senator Ransom presided over the
session, and Rev. Dr. Moore, of Virginia,
made the Invocation. There followed
short addresses from a splendid galaxy
of returning sons, the most prominent
and important being from Bryan, Of
Georgia's Supreme Court; Judge Fitzger-
aid, of Nevada; Bartlett, of Indiana; Con-
gresham Dixon, of Montana; DR.. A. c.,
Dixon, Of Massachusetts: President of the
Faculty of the University of Virginia
Barringer, Editor Of Worlds Work Page,
OF New York; Murat Halstead. of Ohio;
President of Tulane University Alderman,
of louisiana; United States Judge and
former North Carolina Senator Pritchard,
of the District OF Columbia.
All the speakers brought hearty greet
ings from North Carollnians residing In
other states, expressed enthusiastic sym
pathy with the spirit of the reunion and
an appreciation OF the splendid old North
Carolina hospitality which had conceived
II and made Ii yesterday and to-day a
glorious success.
n. ro.-.,l ID ,,rinuar nf Virginia rtrllclr
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NOTED BOND CASES
The Bondholders Must Stand the Court
Costs.
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WINSTON SALEM. N. c., Oct. Ian
adjourned meeting in the case OF Golfer
and Company, OF New York, against the
commissioners OF Wilkes county was
held this afternoon before Mr.. Clement
Manly, special master In chancery FIX
Sheriff Clarence Call filed his statement,
showing what disposition had been made
of the funds coming into his hands to
pay the interest on the railroad bonds
voted by Wilkes county. and which the
courts have said are valid and must be
paid. President Finley. Of the North
Wilkesboro Bank, with which institution
present. and submitted O report, Other
witnesses were examined In regard to
accounts. etc. The hearing was adjourned,
subject to another meeting that may
be called by the master II ehancery.
attached to the final disposition Of the
funds accrulng from the Wilkes ana
met BY the bondholders. The counties.
Gap charTe RaS Their o sosbuly wo
has represented the, bondholdcrs since
$4,000 for his services.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fu.ure Days
BY B.. Elan G. Co.,
81 Real Estate Aucttoneers.
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
THREE STORY DETACHED,
CORNER BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 1912 East Franklin Street,
Fronting Libby Hill Park, With
Good Lot.

By direction Of the owners. who are
selling for division. we shall sell by pub
lie auction. on the P rsm!se 4sr on I'M,
AT 4:3O O'Clock p NJ. the dwelling above
referred to. 1t being a. most substantial.
well built, corner residence Of 10 rooms.
besides kitchen OF 1 rooms. and large
and spacious brick stable. The property
is we'll known as the residence Of the late
Charles ]. Fox. and as stated. fronts LIB
BY Hill Park. and commands one of the
finest views of any residence in the city.
The lot is especially large. having a front
Of az feet 8 ga inches on Franklin Street
by depth OF 1865 feet TO wide alley IN
seldom that such desirable property comes
upon the market at sale for division, and
we urgently REQUEST all parties interested
to attend the sale promptly.
TERMS-One-fourth cash. balance at
/ and 2 years, with interest added.
]. B. ELAN g. CO.. Auctioneers.
oc10-tds.
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CARS VISIT is
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
(By Associated Press.)

PA. ITALY. Oct 13.-Prlnce Delgo-
rouky, grand marshal of the Russian
court, who arrived here yesterday, pre-
scented the Cars letter to King Victor
Emmanuel to-day. wherein the former
expresses his regret at being obliged to
defer his visit to Rome.
The news OF the postponement of the
Cars visit has created bad impress
slon as 1t is regarded as a reflection on
Italy's ability to safeguard him against
aocfalistic demonstra tons,
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Hell
ena attended by Foreign Minister NORM
and their respective suites. started this
afternoon for Paris.
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The FAIR IS
BIG SUCCESS
Very Gratifying Results on the
Opening Night.
ACCIDENT TO A YOUTH
Jeffreys Stainback Thrown from Biey-
Gle and Perhaps Fatally Injured.
Many Charters Are
Granted. IL,
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Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, NJ C., Oct. 13.-The man
agement OF tho Masonic fair pronounce
It splendid success from the very start,
surprising the most sanguine expecta;
lions Of It's promoters. Tho receipts for
the opening night footed up s1,547. the pro-
ceeds from the country store alone hav-
Ing been s94. Tho fair will be in full blast
every night now for two weeks.
Grand Master II. I. Clark. OF Scotland
Neck, who s here to the opening Of the
fair, says he expects to lay the corner
stone Of the Masonic Temple carly In the
new year. However, 1t now seems more
likely that this ceremony Will fall To tho
lot of Mr.. Clark's successor, who WILL IN
all probability. be Judge Francis D. Win
ston, as tho cornerstone Will scarcely pc
laid before March or April.
ACCIDENT TO B1CYCLIST.
Master Jefreys Stainback, the ninc-year-
thrown from his bicycle this morning,
and probably fatally injured. He is sun
UNCONSCIOUS. and it is feared that there
is conclusion of the brain. An older
daughter was run over and killed by a
train at High Point two years ago.
Or. B. W. Kilgore, State chemist. has
returned from attendance upon tho AS
ISOLATION Of Commissioners OF Agriculture
OF the Southern States. He was reelected
secretary Of the association.
CHARTERS GRANTED.
The Carthage Investment Company was
chartered to-day with $4,000 capital; w.
c. Pelly principal incorporation.
The Vanstroy Livery Company. OF
Greensboro Is incorporated with $4,000
capital: George G. Grones being the
largest stakeholder.
The Cabaniss Land. Lumber and Mining
Company. of Concord. is chartered with
$4,000 capital: ]. L. Peck Is large stock
$4,000 capital: J. L. Peck Is a large stock
holder
The Nazareth Orphans Home. OF Cres-
cent. Rowan county. is Incorporated. 10
be conducted under the auspices of the
Reformed Church OF North Carolina.
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The appointment Of Mr.. Maury b..
Watts has been, announced BY the judges
of the state Supreme Court of Appeals,
to succeed Mr.. h Stewart Jones as
stenographer to the court. Mr.. Watts
is native OF Pittsylvania county: ts
twenty-three years of age, and has for
some time been stenographer In the Of
fee of Senator Henry T. Wickham. He
is considered an expert in his line, and
his friends are sure he will make a fine
officer in his new position.
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Mr.. II. Stewart Jones. who was recent
ly. named to succeed the late George
Keith Taylor as clerk to the State su-
prene Court Of Appeals has fine re-
cord as young business man. and has
( filled many responsible positions. Mr..
Jones has for several years been steno-
grapher to the court. and W, to that
time had been one Of the most trusted
employees of the Southern Railway, filling
the position Of con. II initial clerk antt
stenographer to Mr.. J. s. Barbour Thomp-
son
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BY Edward s. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK DWELLING NO. 100 NORTH
SECOND STREET.

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust,
dated September LIST. 1898. Of record IN
Court, d. b. 163 G, page 443, default hay
Ing been made in the payment of the debt
thereby secured. and being required py
the beneficiary so to do, we will sell by
auction. upon the premises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1908,
at 1880 o'clock P. NJ. the property mum.
bered as above. The lot has a front q. Of
or less, and on the north by a diagonal
line 06 feet, more or less, having width
on It's rear line of 81 feet, more or less. !,
TERMS-Cash as 70 expenses OF sale, all
a note of s275. with interest thereon from
September LIST, 1908. TIL paid: the residue
as may be named at time OF sale:
A. j. CHEWNlNG,
EDWARD S. ROSE.
oct l0-tds trustees.
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PRETTY VIRGINIA
GIRL is MARRIED
Especial 10 the TImes-Dlspatc.,,

Especial 10 the Times-Dispatch,
HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct 13.--Miss
Va. ana Omer l.. Funk. of TOMS Brook,
Va, a young couple who slipped away
from home this morning, came to this
city and were married this afternoon by
Rev. r, II. Mowbray. The bride formerly
attended Zee Mar College In this city
and Is pretty.
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ster OF that place. shot twice at Parks
Warren. but missed him each time.
though one ball passed through his cloth.
Ing and struck L. E. Tharpe. bystandet,
in the foot. inflictlng painful, but not
serious injury. The shooting was the
result Of dispute between Leinster and
Warren and a killing WAS averted only
by the prompt action of friends. who
grappled with LeinSter. ra ~
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Academy of M . dicine.

THE Richmond Academy of Medicine
and Surgery held It's regular meeting last
night at the n p. A. headquarters, Pres
ident Mercer was In the chair, and tho
attendance was very good, DIR. ], Shell
ton Horseley led the discussion. DR.,
Edward Mcguire, who was to read a
paper, was unayoidably absent.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.

4
u URNITURE, VELVET AND BRUs-
T. SELLS CARPETS. ART SQUARES.
STOVES, CROCKERY, AND AUToMA-
TIC PEANUT AND POPCORN MA
CHINE.
THIS "wednesday MORNING, OCT
14th, we will sell at our warerooms, No
GLE East Broad Street, beginning 1890
o'clock. nice lot or furniture. consisting
of Polished Oak Chamber Suits. High
Back Polished Oak Chairs, Oak and Wal
nut Wardrobes, Polished Oak and Walnut
reaus and washstands, handsome Parlor
Suits, Velour Couches, Bed Lounge. Cups,
saucers. Plates, Dishes Bowls. Pitchers
ETC.; Coal and Wood Burning Heaters,
Sowing Machines. Asst Squares and Drug
gets; two Barber's Chairs, Automatic
Peanut Rooster and Popcorn Machine.
etc.
At 1870 o'clock will sell several good
Velvet and Brussels Carpets.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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BY Augustine Royaif e Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Leader Building, Manchester, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE
j MOST VALUABLE BUSINESS
SITES IN THIS CITY ON WEDNE.Ss:.
DAY, OCTOBER IA, 1903, At 5 O'CLOCK
p. NJ. ON THE PREMISES.
BY virtue of a deed OF trust. dated Feb.
rliary %, 1859, and recorded In. the Corpo-
ration Court for tho city OF Manchester,
Va, iii D. 3. 10. page 16. executed to the
undersigned trustee. and on being required
so to do by the beneficiary, l Will sell at At
public auction, on the day, hour and place
named above, that exceedingly valuable
lot. situated at the southeast corner FIJI.
tenth and Hull Streets. and fronting on
Hull Street 80 feet, be the same more or
less, by 1855 feet deep. This splendid busi-
ness site should attract attention.
TERMS-Cash as to expenses OF sale,
taxes. II any be due, and to pay Off a
note of $500. with interest. from March
s. 1897, till paid; the residue upon terms
announced at sale. BY consent Of all par
ties much more liberal terms may be
AUGUSTINE RoYALL. Trustee.
oct Observation-Disclosures
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STRUCK A LITTLE GIRL
Receives Blow Intended for Her Older
Brother-Sh I Hits Wrong Man.

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year-oid child of Mayor and Mrs. B. F.
Lively. OF Spencer, was severely injured
last night by being hit on the head by a
ten-year-old son of Mr. T. A. Ingie. A
number of children were playing In the
street In front of the home of the Mayor,
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By The Valentine Auction Co,


a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF JUNIus
~ A. SCOTS, DECEASED. Eff
FECTs.
AS administrator OF Junius A. Scott,
deceased. will sell at auction. No. 21l1
T To-! s.a crhursday) MORNING.
October 18th. at 1880 o'clock the entire
stock OF goods. ETC.. contained In said
building, No. a7i1 East Main Street. such
as Soda Fountain and Copper Tanks.
Counters. Marble Slabs, Scales, Show
Gases, Candy and Candy Jars, Pepper.
Spice. Pickles, Catsup, Vinegar. Gloves.
Cakes. Crackers, Cigars. Tobacco. Gigar-
cites, Preserves, Nutmegs. Tobacco knife.
etc. ETC.: also. lot of furniture such as
Tables, Chairs. Washstands. Wardrobe.
Sideboard Garrett, Clock, Mirror. etc.,
W. Is, GAY, Administrator,
The Valentine Auction Co.. Auetioneera.
oct 1t-2t
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Lie AUCTION.
More than six months default having
been made In the payment OF interest on
the bonds Of the Charlottesville City I'D
Suburban Railway compaanyy. ., Seeure S in
pany. dated September is. 1900 and re-
corded in the clerks office of the Cor.
poration Court for the Corporation OF
and clerks office Of the County Court
of Albemarle county. D. B. 11S. pages l4S
to 162, at the written request Of the hold
d aT e a Snder said
deed r 6 tsBst VIZ N6,4 e 10 1908.
aeoI n he pqss soSt9 81 sa9s
County Court. In the city Of Charlottes-
Vile. Va. expose to sale al the prop,
erty, real and personal. conveyed by said
Street Railway tracks. with all its sidtngs
and connections, an Ice Plant and an
Electric Plant. with all It's connecting I'M
leges. leases, easements, rights. tran
chises and contracts relating and pertain:
ing to said railroad or either OF SAID ts
Intangible used In connection with said
railroad. electric light plant, Ice plant plant
c bs eoapt pee sc Fl ana
in tho city Of Charlottesville. especially
about 10 acres Of land along g., sai s, Taa-
way. on which there are I mineral sprtng ys
ali the property covered by said deed, OF
trust will be sold. This is valuable and
desirable property.
TERMs-As required by said deed Of
Sale will be made subject to q mort.
gage OF the Piedmont Construction and
Improvement Company. dated February
bonds, and also subject to q lien to Sc
cure tho payment for new rails recently
bought by said G. G. & S. Co:
MICAJAH WOODS,
r. T. w. DUKE, Jr..
Q. GUY ROBINSON, ",
ocA-4w. trustees
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From Thirty-Five States.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
GREENSBORO, N, c., Oct, l3,-Oiticlal
register tonight shows that citizens from
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BY virtue OF two certain deeds CT trust,
frst dated 2lst June, 1909, and of record
in the clerks office. Heprleo County
Court. D. b, lst B. page 20: second dated
August U.s. 1902. and recorded In said
clerks office. d, B, 165 B. page So, default
having been made In the payment OF tho
debts secured under both OF the above
ciary so to do. win sell by auction. upon
the premises, on
THURSDAY. ETH DAY OF OCT. 1909.
at 4:30 p. M,--Ftrst. No. 1903 North Nine
tenth Street. The lot has front of 2a1,s
feet on the east line Of Nineteen,S Street.
and extends back l25 feet inches 10 an
alley In common II feet wide Second.
No. 1907 North Nineteenth, Street, which
has like front and depth and extends
back to said alley of II feet. These dwell
ings ara comparatively new. and In view
of the growing and pressing demand for
houses In this favored section, We bespesA
goodly attendance Of bidders.
TERMS--AI sale.
Trustee under the both deeds Of trust
oct l0-tdA
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cTREET RAILWAY, ELECTRIC
y LIGHT AND ICE PLANTS AND
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, AT PUB-
Lie AUCTION. -.is
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certify that the bond requi,ed of the
special commissioners by the decree in
the above named cause of 14th OF August.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of
oc'0Ds'' ' P. P. WINSTON. Clerk.
oct.l1-tds.
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FOR RENT.
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BY Edward s, Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES Auc TT4Eo SALE
THOSE TWO ATTRACTIVE FRAME
DWELLINGS, NOS 1908 AND 1901
NORTH NINETEENTH STREET.
.'FAIRMOuNT."
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BY j. B. Elan g. Co..
Real Estate Auct.oneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
Eight Lots in Highland
Springs and Two Lois
i'm Woodvi|Ie.

In execution Of decree Of the Law
and Equity Court, entered August II. 1863.
In the suit styled Fannie D. Fuller. ad-
ministratrix. VS.. Prudential Banking end
Trust Company. the undersigned spe-
cial commissioners will sell. by public
ty Courthouse, in the city OF Richmond.
" FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1s. 1903.
at IL o'clock NJ, the real estate described
in said decree as lots Nos. %. %. "a. Is,
26, 81, % and 20, In block B. section 1. III
the plan of Highland Springs
And Immediately thereafter, the real
estate described In the said decree as
lots Nos. s5 and o6 In square 90. in the
plan Of the town of Woodville. fronting
50 feet on tho south line Of Newbern
lei lines on the west side Of Mosby Street,
12O feet to an alley.
These lots are we'll situated and are
adapted to small suburban homes.
TERMS-One-third cash. balance at 8
and 10 months. by negotiable notes with
interest from date Of sale, and title to be
retained until all OF purchase money Is
paid and conveyance ordered by court.
HILL MONTAGUE,
JAMES LEWIS ANDERSON,
Special Commissioners.
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By J. D. Carneal and Son.
Real Estate Agents and pAdctioneers,
5.s, 11oa East Main Street.

By j. d. Catneal ana son.
Real Estate Agents and rlAuctioneefs,
HOG East Main Street.
TT RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A MOST
EXCELLENT DWELLING PROPERTY ON
Montero Avenue, Barton Heights.
Nv virtue of certain deed OF trust, dated
July l. 1901. and recorded in Henrico County
Court clerk IS Office, in D. B. 1852 A., page IA. do.
ton Of the debt secured thereby and having
been required by the beneficiary therein 50 to 40
NJ, on the premises, proceed to sell by, public
auction, the property conveyed therein, vix.: All
that certain piece or parcel OF land With all I'm.
ty Of Henrico. Va, and conssting Of the north
II feot Of lot No. 2, all Of lot No. 8. and the
south % feet OF lot No. 4. In block "E,' In
barton Heights. Va. The dwelling has rooms
and every necessary convenience TERMS-cash.
N. Ran arrangement can be made Cor long
time II desired. oct 4-l1td
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a keynote by saying that distinctive
trait Of North Carolintans at home and
abroad was love rather than pride for
their state. adding that in some States
he had lived in State pride might become
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This is to certify that the bond in the
above styled suits has been given.
j. y. BROADDuS, Clerk.
ocs-tds.