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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-05
She Was Taking No
Chances to Duplicate

HE had been suffering for several
~ days with a slight abscess, and
when she decided to have it
lanced her young husbandaccompanied
her to the physicians.
You are very brave, dearest" he
said to her as they waited for the doc
tor in the reception rOOB.
"Oh," said she, smiling sweetly, you
see, I'm going TO take chlOrOfOrm or
gas or something"
mo! Oh, mop he demonstrated.
you mustn't
Why, Jack, it won't cost SO much
more
Darling, how unkindl But, you
know, sometimes patients die under
chlorofOrm."
I'll risk that. All, doctor, my hus-
band is trying to scare me with tales
about patients who sdie under chloro-
form- Now, you don't think'-
"Pshaw! There's no danger when
the doctor understands his patient s
condition." exclaimed the physician,
and a few moments later:
"WiH you kindly take hold Of this
sponge! By the way. just before you
came in l was administering b drug
to a man. and he WAS honestly quite
amusing. He ratified on about his ear
ly love affairs; gave himself away in
great shape"
'Oh!" cried the young woman in eyi
dent distress; then. collecting herself
"Wnl it hurt dr~eadfully, dOctor?'
1.-The lancing? No; with the drug
you won't be any the wiser"
"I think 1 can manage without any
drug, do you know"
You might faint. dearest" put in
the anxious husband. And doctor
a 3 there's no danger in your case
You'd better take it"
No, L think not" said she. throwing
the sponge away and sitting bolt up
right. I'm going to show you mer
how a weak little woman can beal
pain-"-New York Press.
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HOSDit.lS(y.

While two ministers were visiting
members of their flocks Isl the outskirts
of Germantown last fail they came
across an old German woman. who was
just in the act of removing a large
quantity of butter from a churn.
"Ah," exclaimed one of them in eager
anticipation, I'VE are just IN time for
some nice fresh buttermilki-
@'yait till I get some glasses" replied
the old woman as she disappeared into
the house. Drink all you want" she
continued as she filled the glasses.
"Why, how good it isl remarked one
OF the clergymen.
"You are very kind indeed" said the
other. "How can we thank you?
"Oh, OATS all right. Chust drink ii
ali. We always give it to the pigs any
wayi"-Philadelphia Press.
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DIAMONDS RECOVERED.
Fine Detective Work-Exercises mt
Raeford-A Prosperous School-A
New Enterprise.
Especial to The Nessenger.)

Fayetteville. y. C. April AR. q.
II. HutaR. manager OF the coco-cola
works at Wilmington. was a Wis. tor TO
the city yesterday. with a view to the
establishment OF a Drancn plant In this
city. Mr.. Hutan makes IL clear that.
while not OF great proportions. the en-
terprise will mean no little to Fayette-
vile in the expenditure OF money and
the employment OF labor.
Two or three days ago Mr.. H. w.
Box and wife. OF Buffalo. ". Y, regis
tedr at the Hotel Lafayette: and
after a short stay, left for their north
ern home. Not until they reached
Rocky Mount did Mrs. Box discover
that she had left her diamonds. value
at $500. under the. pillow OF her room
in the hotel, and Mr.. Boz returned i'm
mediately to this city. fun OF anxiety.
Mr.. II. Mel. Matthews proprietor Of the
Hotel Lafayette, at once summoned
Officer j. II. Benton. and placed the
case in his hands. Before breakfast the
next morning the jewel casket. with all
its contents. vas restored TO the over
joyed owner, who was warm in praise
Of the officers excellent detective work
with a guilty chamber maid.
Yesterdays exercise at Raeford In
stitute- in the western part OF the
county. were very entertaining. Ad-
oANsSS we're Iidue ny EcB- II. H. IaEg.
OF Raleigh. Aessrs. AcBryde. Ballard
and Watson, Of Fayetteville and Pro-
fessor Mclean. of Raeford. A flag was
raised on the campus on a pole s. feet
in height.
The trustees Of the Hope Mills grad
ed school Will erect a new build ng
with ample accommodations. The
school has been very successful. the
number OF pupils being about go.
Ars. Helen Osborn, OF New Haven.
Conn. is visiting the Misses Hart on
Cool Spring street.
Mr.. A. S. Williams. OF Wilmington.
arrived here Yesterday.
Mrs. Cochran. owner OF Myrtle Hi"
truck farms north OF this city, arrived
from New York yesterday afternoon.
Hr. 3. Il. Billiard. a native Of Cum
berland. now a prominent business man
OF Savannah. Ga. Is registered at the
Hotel Lafayette.
Under decree OF court the Marsh
Highsmith hospital will De sod by the
commissioners at Il O'Clock mex Mon
day
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-05
Wnmen End Lying.

In q state OF nature 20 which Chris
tianity n civilization have not come
IL ~FFtlr~z true thai women have
q tendency TO lie whenever a lie Will
sery= tnsir purpose. In natur wo-
man IN physically weaker than man.
whose slave she is. She has no means
OF DEFENCE against his superior
strength.
But. just as the equally ~defenseiez
rabbit. in the course OF evolution. mas
developed extraordinary speed, which
enables MIN to escape the enemy he
could not resis. in battle. go woman.
having to depend for her sole
Of defense upon lvEug income form or
another, has developed an e~xtraordi-
nary proficiency in the art Of decep-
ton She has had 10 lie In order to
protect herself for 50 many thousands
OF generations that she has acquired
wonderful ability in that direction:
whereas man, never having felt the
need OF deception except n rare In
stances OF physical infrmity. Is as in
? = liar az he was when he lived
IN = GIVE entirely surrounded by saber
toothed tigers.
But this is true only In a state OF
nature. In this Christian nation. 40
highly civilized thae woman is not
merely mans equal. but very often
his superior, the ladies no longer nave
ny reaFon to deceive the men. ven
Z the moral code and their religious
rincirIes peTmitted them To do 20.
Consequently. in accordance with the
W OF dssappearances IN the Darwin
n system. they have lost all the Ia
e'tty fn wing fhev formerly possessed
and could no longer deceive anybody
syea IL they trfed.0Chicago Journal
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wiki give them what they need.
That transparent blue skin,
Or the yellowish dirty. pallor,
so often seen, are very danger
Gus signs.
Blood is life.
Make it with Ozomu1sion,
the only vitalized emulsion of
pure cod liver oil with guaiacol
and the hypophosphites of
lime and soda.
Begin today. Get it at
your druggists.
In order that you may test the merits
OF Ozomulsion, send your name and full
address to
THE OZOMULSION co.
De Peyster Street, = New York.
mentioning this paper, and a large sample
free bottle will at once be sent you by
mail prepaid.
For SAFE by r. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-05
DIR. HALE'S HEALTH FAILS.
May Have to Give Up Work as Pas
tor of First Baptist Church.

Dr. Fred D. Hale. who recently came
here as pastor OF the First Baptist
church. may have to give up his pas
torate on account of i'll health. He
had about decided TO tax this step yes
terday morning and il was ANNOUNCED
that a statement would be made to this
effect from the pulpit Of the First Bap-
fist church Sunday morning. DIR. HE
yesterday afternoon was UNDECIDED
about what he would do. his paysi-
clans have advised him to give up his
p~astorate. He will probably dsc-de
definitely by Sunday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-05

Miss Elders (simper:ng!y}-Is1't j.
too bad l h~aven't-a photographs o. iny
self when l was Il girl:
Willie Fresh (Sympat.c:ival,y}-1CS.
indeed. Such cases make y wonder
how people ever got along before
photography was discoverCd.-New
York Evening Journal.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-05

Jacksonville. Fla. Arr.l 2-Stephen
Powers. editor OF The Florida Farmer
and Fruit Grower. and agricultural ed
ftor Of The Jacksonville. (Florida)
Times-Union died here today. aged 81
years. He MAS a native OF Waterford,
o., and graduated at ann Arbpr. Mich.
in 1851. During the civfl war he was
correspondent for The New York Her
aid Atlantic Monthly md Cincinnati
Commercial. He .2s author OF
"'Afoot ard Alone fro.t sea TO Sea"
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One of Them.

"1s he a war expert?"
'Weli he's one of the 100000 PEG
pie who know just how the war In the
far east should be copducted."-Chica
60 Evening Post.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-05

"A lose I'm time saves lives" DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup; natures
remedy for coughs. colds. pulmonary
diseases Of every sort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
CROP {, CONDITIONS.
Cotton Continues to Make Rapid
GrowtE, The e bacco Crop.
(BY Associated Prcss.)

gg. WASHINGTON .. c.. July 1.-THE
Weather Bureau weekly crop report says:
Cotton has continued 70 make "a pld
growth throughout the cotton belt, With
the exception OF Texas. where, though
Well cultivated and fruiting nicely. Us
has been checked by dry
wea Tiers, From port ions, .of the Care;
louisiana. com plants OF grassy feids, are
received Z. and in some sections Of these
States too ra pid growth OF stalk Eis5.re.a
promising condition. little complaint OF
damage from any source being received
from that State. Dry weather and lanund-
OF the, boil weevil in& Texas 53S
AS q whole, the tobacco crop continues
in promising condition. 4 Though ba ok
ward In North Carolina. and virginia.
lucky. "A 5B4s an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
ATL ANTIC COAST LINE.

ITRAINS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IIY--HYE Ll-
- :. ~. STREET STATION,
EFFECTIVla SUNDAY, MAY POT
0;05 a. MIA c. Il. Express to all points
e South. y I 9{ 81
500 A. MI Petersburg and Norfolk;
& 1910 r. M.-Petersburg and ". and Nv, West.
5gsS.0O P, M.--Petersburg and Serfolk.
I. sl;l0 r. M.--Godsboro Vocal,
6:45 r.. n. --petersburg itoGal. Z, y
1895 n, NJ. ~ Florida and Vest Inaian Lm-
ited, to all points South
& $50 r. M.--Petersbprg and N. and W. West,
1880 r. M,--Petersburg LOCAL q
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, b
5,4i07 a. NJ; 7;ss A, NJ 'S;ga A., n sfl9;i 10
AZ Ms II :40 a. NJ; 100 r.. NJ: 1905 P,r nj |;
s;bo +, Nj; 7:i5b n. M.;sso5 p, Nj
.Except Sunday, ''sunday only.
c.. 81 CAMP ELL, I)ly.8 Pass. 9Agt
n W. J.. CRAIG, Gen. Pass, ACT
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williamsburg News.
fsn.ei., 1 y rhe Times .l,,, Dispatc

tspeeisl ! 10 The Times Dispatch
E WILLIAMSBURG. vA..s July 1s.-5fiss
Bertha BraithwaitA left yesterday evening Tor
Johnstown. Pa, to VISIT her sister, ~ " f.
N Captain =. w Maynard and Captain clin-
ton sin,onson. Of York county, lett this eve.
ming for New York ana a tlantic CITY where
they will remain several do vs. 8es
Sergeant Lawson last night arrested "A Han
Bartlett, negro about twenty years OF age
house OF Dick Hudson NJ fcolored). In James
City county. y Bartlett Was given q hearing
this morning before Justice H rnnist cad.
I who sent bIm on to the grand jury When
arrested the negro drew q revolver Of large
/ lhre but id not att empt TO use It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
AUCTION SALEST This Day,
BY Richmond Auction Co.
1906 e. Main Street. Richmond, Va.
TAKE NOTICE
SPECIAL s LARGE TRADE SALE OF
GENERAL'sMERCH WE'D
q 585sSls NESDAY,5 JULY 20TH.

II BY direction OF a transportationSc om-
SpanyI we will sell, at our auction rooms.
Y i26 E. 8A.ain Street Second floor.
THIS 9WEDNEsDAY.EJU 10Th,
commencing at 1880 a N: unusually
5eralS Merchandi embracing nSpart five
crates Crockery cons sting Of Cups and
gaucers, Tea Pots. Toilet I, Sets. Pitchers.
Suits. Men aud Boys Corduroy Pants,
bale Blankets. lot Hard ware: Patent Med
icine, i, 900 yards Dress Goods. Domestics,,
and large and sundry line Of Notions.
also 200 dozen cr , and scarfs; 800
and Ladies Shoes. 500 dozen Hosiery,
2Hapdkerchiefs, Belts. Is bolts fine SILK
Finish Dress Goods. Elannels Checks:
Blank Books. Time Books and other sta-
tionary. 500 Pictures. etc, etc, and many
other goods too numerous to mention,
all in nice condition and worthy the at
tention Of the trade. " Il
TERMS: Cash. ~
Geo. n. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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4, the banks ,,ton winch the7e checks were

drawn. & s . i. IL I. iss 3 B, 95.
Of tise BANK. TESTIFIED that he fsailzsd lgss
ton. The total assets Of the bank, as
to 8 sssiIso. IS. among these being ionv 81,
divfdnaI notes signed BY Major Breese
for 1880, on which he was uhabls to
collect anything. An aged crippled ahorer
ana Il was shown that afterwards the
notes were filled out FOR. So 100 and dis
counted BY the bank This was IN line
with A. number 81 similar cases, EVIDENCE
81 which has been offered from time to
time. ".
To-day marked the beginning OF The
eminent doesn't yet give any sign OF
closing Its testimony. This Is the fourth
time Major Breese has been on trial
being convicted once and twice rlistrials
resulting. - q
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THE BREEsE TRIAL.
Strong Evidence Against the AZ
cused Brought Out. 1, Z,
\ lBYI Aeanoiated Press. Y

% CHARLoTSTE. NJ a., July sls-Whatlt l,e,
prosecution regards as a piece Of strong
Testimony Was. bropgh out to-day III the,
dsn st nsffbss a5s Xps fss
vile. who !e charged with taking sll4,06o
Of the banks funds and. nj tn two other
vas shewn thaft tie tie astuaet Bank s RAJ
4 collected drafts for other banks to he
amount OF SO ,ooo' and that no remittaneesi
e colonel' W. II, 10. lsurgwyn. / the ma
.tional bank examiner. who took charge
of the Institution VII On the doors were
slaaaa Tefa eosa S 5eass Ct ay ss
and July goth. the day OF the failure. The,
books showed that remit tanGes had been
We're checks whieh had been drawn sa'W .toN
tllfS purpose. However, the First Ma
t1onaI Bank had oYerdrawn Its accounts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
Commissioners
Auction Sale
II OF THE .ls5
HENRY ! \ CLAY ! ! INN,
2 58,3 IN
ASHLAND, VA.
ASHLAND VA.

Pursuant. to decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Hanover county. Va, entered on
Emma Lee Vaughan, who sues, etc, We.
Henry Clay Inn Company and In execu-
ttiop OF three certain deeds OF trust ex-
ecuted to the undersigned as trustees by
said Henry Clay Inn Company, dated re-
spectively on June 2, 1909. February 2, 1909,
and March IL, 1904, ell duly recorded In
the clerks Office OF Hanover County
Court. tho Undersigned Trustees and
Special Commissioners will, on N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
SPENCER RES STRAINED FROM
COLLECTION OF TAXES
,speeial to rhe Times dispatch.

IoPecIHI1 20 1IIo = Z. 'I1a z
SALISBURY, N. c.. July 1e.-Judge 3.
F. Long, Of gainesville, has issued tens
.porary restraining order against the town
OF Spencer, prohibiting the further collec-.
ton Of corporation taxes. The restraint
vas granted upon an affidavt OF u. P.
Wingate,, who alleges en- illegal rate Of
ia xation. The cause was made, return
able before Judge C. M. Cook, at Abe
marie, N. c., July 3d. at which time the
defendant town Will answer the charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
RAILROADS ii j:
GO - f Z s ! Rii X
w orId' S Fair Scenic Route
10 ST. Louis, N o. 4
:ig8.1o..oI

ls5 LEAVE SRICHMoND AsTBoUND.
s7:3s A. Al.-Daily- Local to Newport News. Old
5sFH Point and way stations. sssss
300 Az NJ. Daily Limit d--Arrlves W illams.
burg 9:5s A.. Nj Newport News az: -. AZ
s3. A. NJ, Portsmouth II: AS A. n.
~, burg i;6s r. III. Newport News so 9P.4 H.,
Old Point 6;oO r. b, Norfo TX 6:25 r. u NJ
& Portsmouth 6:45, F., NJ
$500 P55 M.-Daily--Local 70 Old Point and Nor-
folk; on sundays leave r lchmond p NJ
80 MAIN gLINE-WsSTR BOUND.
1850 A.. M.-Local.-Dallygto Charlottesville ex-l
3s4i s2 cept Sunday to Clifton Forge.
2;W r. Observation-Disclosures rs Cinctnn0tls
Louisville, st. Louis and Chicago. sfSssS
b:16 p. M.--Week idays-Loc6l to Orange, SsS8S
10 ~. T. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clnclnnati.5
Louisville. ST. Louis and Chicago
e Z .l, JAMES RIVER LIN 3. " 3siS
1920 A.. M, Daily--ExpressTo Lynchhurg,s
Nsw Gasts css9a
k.,x S day Z, e hosnsy and Abe m X
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND FROM t5.ss
Norfolk and Old Point S:36 "A. NJ daily. ll:k6
A.. II. daily, 100 p. NJ. ard l0:25 p. AI. daily,
From Cincinnati and West 1880 A. II. daily
and $3.50 P .SS NJ. daily. Main Line Local ;ley
p. M, except Sunday. from Clifton Forge and
daily from Charlottesville Orange Accom-, $3.50
. James River Line Local from clifton Forge
SIS F. N. daily Esmont Accom- $40 "A. y.
II. W. FULLER. ". o. wARTHEN.
Qen'l Pass. Agt. Dist. Pans. Axt. sis
9. 2, DOYLE. Gent. Mana,yer.
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NEWLY 8 Ak STATE RESORTS
d z fli.'fN a = % q Q
RAILROADS.
N kz25M N6ifo|k&'W Western.

LEAVE richmond DAILY q is:s
Il 900 A.. NJ. --NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II 20 a. NJ: Stops only at Petersburg,
Il. e :o5 a. sM.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Bptret
K Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke Pullman Sleepers 81 Roanoke J. to 81.
Louis Blueheld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke
to Knoxville and Knoxville to Chattanooga
ia islo 81 n oANoKE EXPRESS for FARM
400 aeS n N, ochAN sH ORE LIMIrEp;,s Ar
burg, Wayery and Suffolk Connects Ct. J With IL
baltimore and Washington Through coach 70 TO
7;s5 i. M-.For Norfolk and all stations east
q As e p rs M.ANEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sleepers Richmond 70 Lynshesph,g ana q
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans care are.
n i' $50 +. = M.--WoRLD,s FAIR SPECIAL,
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to 81.
Trains arrive from the west 1885 "A. NJ, 2:os
n. NJ and o oh II. Nj; from Norfolk II 40 A. NJ.
and 8 10 P. 81, s3tt35
III w. b. BEYILL, G. n. B3sLhf
Gen'l. Pass. ACT Dist, Pass AsH
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R. s s.ss" : se,s r'ss't y !.

Trains Leave RE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4:1b'A. NJ. daily. Byrd 81 Through.
Gas A. Nj daily, Main st, Through;
7:is A. NJ. week days. Elha Ashland accom-
' SAG A. A. NJ, daily, BYRD St. Through, Local
stops. as II =. q, =. -. ,..,t
Ii 100 r. II M, week days. Byrd st. Frederic
p 5;S5 =, NJ, daily Main St, Through
$50 p, NJ, week days. Bba- Ashland ae'
eG s:o5 =. H.. daily. BYRD st. Through.
Trains ArrlVe. Rlchmond- SouthWard Il
Gao A, Nj. week days, Eba, Ashland ao-
$40 4. ii, weekdays Byrd s. Fredsrteks-
s:ss 4 81. daily. Byrd ST ILL., rh !, ASn,,, .,
s ss}y ass sa H s. r assisss a.
$50 $50 r. H.. daily Byrd St. Through, Local
i62o p. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parior cars 2 eIa
all trains except trail arriving Richmond 30
"A. NJ, week days. and local aceommodatlons
Thine q arrivals and departures and ,oo frA's
WE vi pukh " cyhp gAiYk <,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
STEAM BOATS.
VIRGINIA. NAV IGATlON8 C O.,
\ NAMES RIvER DAY. LINE. q

YES RIVEK IDA Y5FIIINII
STEAMER OLD POINT COMFORT leaves
MONDAY, WEDNEsDAY.A !, FRl ~ a Y, at
Nawport News claremont and ames River
landings, and connecting At Ok is Point for
r y Reserved forsS the night al moderate
nrines. Electric cars direct TO the wharf Fare
only $3.50 and 81 to Norfolk. Music BY Grand
s Freight received for aboye.naned places. and
ali points in Eastern virginia end North, Caro-
q D.. A. BARBER, Jr.. Secretary. s3s9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
IN Seller and Renter OF Real Estate.
Public Opp rtu|nljii i
is Offered You to Pur-
chase West Broad Street
Store Property. 1..2
No. 500
Situated in the Business Portion
Of Upper Broad Street. Just
Ii q Little West Of Lombardy
Street and Opposite Lee Dis
triCt.

will offer for sale. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1901
at 6 O'Clock IF. M.sthe property above
described. The iimprovementsc consist OF
a very desirable tWo-story brick. store,
with dwelling above; in nice order, city
water and gas on the premises also large
youtbuildng and stable. The lot fronts on
the north line Of Broad Street IS feet by
a depth OF $50 feet to an a ley. a
This is good property. and Is worthy
OF special attention OF investors. SO
It's future Is assured, and will certainly
enhance In value
3 TERMS: q Announced at sale
=f4 DOUGLAS p, TAYLOR, Si
July 17-tds 5s Auctioneer.
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~ t = =. 90 4
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust to
is. 1909. and recorded In the clerks ONCE
at Chesterfield County Courthouse In D.
b. 102, p. 495. default having been made
in a part OF the debt secured thereby.
and being required SO to do Il by the bene-
$flciary. Twill sell BY public auction. on
~ 4 THURspAY, JULY q, 1901,
at 1 o'clock p NJ, the property. described
In said deed OF trust, lying and being In
Chesterfield county. ad1oining the8village
OF Bon Air on the west; said line running
up almost to the depot. i'll ,s5. ~
n The owner requested me to subdiYide
the land in ira cts OF about 10 acres each,
or to suit purchasers. thus giving each g
lchancestos buy a home. Will first sell the
dwelling and barn with land north OF
creek and west Of road in front Of house.
balance IN amounts called for. This tract
OF lava has a fine stream OF water flowing
through 1T. which some day may be used
as the water supply of Bon AIT. There
Is a good young orchard and plenty Of
odland III 81 sifss "a 81 81 js
TERMS Cash enough to pay expenses
OF sale. ali taxes due and unpaid on day
OF sale, and sl,545 with interest from July
IS, 1903. until paid; the residue in equal
instalments at one and two years from
day OF sale; no ties given u with interest
added and secured by trust deed on the
property; or all cash, II desired. Easter
terms may be announced on day OF sale
/ s3, JAMES H. CRENsHAW.fJr, RI,
yc4s ssss55 " Trustee.
July 16-5t ii a &
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAIL Az

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH. 1904,
3s,75}5z7s TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 A. M. Daily Local for Charlotte. n. c..
Fl 1880 r. M,--Daily. Limited Buffet Pullman
to Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans
Memphis. Chattanooga and az the South,
IN 500 r. MEX. Sunday Keysyile Local. S
ii 10 +. M.-Daily Limited. Pullman ready
$50 ri NJ. for,all the = South Sc, ~,
The fayorlte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. leave Richmond 4;D +. M,-paily,
a;ib r. M;-Local. n Daily. except Sunday,
4:aO{ p. M,--Except Sunday. For West Point.
connecting with steamers tor Baltimore "a and
Point Monday. "Wednesday and Friday call at
and Clay BANK; tuesday. Ihnsafaafy
l;45 A, M.-Except Sunday Local mixed for
80 - TRAINS ARRIVE 8HIcIIMoND. /.
8:5s A. NJ, and 6;4a r. NJ. From II the South.
S;s5 r. M, From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 "A. Nl,--From Chase City. z,
S;25 A. M--Baltmore and West Point. &
,loH5 a.. NJ. $40 p. M.-FTom West Point.
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q. ii, 'AckERT. Gent. Mgr,
Washington. D. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20

The bond required by the above men
toned decree has been duly given.
] " Al BROWN, Clerk.
July 90 Su,We, Fr-l8ti 5.} *