The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
BOYS Do WELL
At AGRICULTURE
Good Plucls and Energy Bring
Fine Results i'll King
William.
cAwooo 10 Sc TRIED
Man Who Beat His Mother and
Sister Finds Himself With
out friends.
cAWoop 10 BE I. TRIED RTE:
out friends.
fsnecinl 10 rhe Times. DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch1
CONFORM, VA, Dec. 10.--rwo little
sons of Mr.. James Nj Henderson,
merchant at Cash Corner. near here, took
some or their fathers team last spring
and launched out rs farmers, and they
have made a fine record for work and
management. They raised, harvested,
ana housed nearly ninety barrels OF
long corn and thousands Of bundles OF
blade fodder, besides harvesting crop
OF wheat, and harvesting and saving
their fathers hay crops, as the latter
rpcned during the spring and summer.
In addition TO all this farm work. the
two lads. at odd tines" hauled nun
dr.ds Of railroad ties and n large quan--
tty OF cord-wood to the Potomac river
for marketing. 1t is doubtful II any Two
men, Of ordinary strength. IN the state
liay1 done orc and better work IN Inc
same length OF time than has been done
by the two Henderson boys since last =.
spring Their work is1rworthy OF special
mention because 1t illtistra ties what coun-
try boys can do. IL they have ambition
and energy.
The january term Of the King George
I court promises to be the most Interesting
one in long time, md II the weather
81 even tocrable on the first Thursday.
crowded rs they have not been since the!
days OF the popular old county "cotes. "
several prisoners will be tried for fell
ony; and upon these public Interest has
been conferred for six weeqs past. TIC
trial OF Mr.. Joseph O. B. CaWood, the
noted politician and most unique cha1;ic-
Ter OF tho county, will attract hundreds
or persons. cawood IS charged with
1cioniously assau,ing and cruelty beat
s51ng his old mother and b married sister.
T and, owing to the magnitude ofEhis crime.
he has but little. e any. sympathy, and
has not been able%to give bali BOND
since he was lodged in jail.
Mr.. James A. Arnold, one OF the most
prosperous and successful young farmers
& In King George, has just completed a
$500 barn on his Potomac View farm.
and has lumber and carpenters on hand
Z FOR the Immediate erection Of two more
large barns on the same farm. The one
Just finished has room for two hundred
barrels Or ear corn, one hundred and
sixty tons OF hay. thirty horses, and a
large quantity Of farm machinery and
& implements. Several months Sgo he
3 built n large, costly barn on the Glover
Dale farm, three miles from Potomac
View. Mr.. Arnold raises large crops. and
all the corn raised on his two farms Is
q fed to his horses cattle, and sheep. for
which lie receives fancy prices. He sold
i hts veal calves this year at f13 and SD
apiece, and a mum Der OF his lambs sold
atsG apiece. while the others brought him
IS each net He will soon have twenty
odd three-yenr-old colts to market at
snug figures.
AZ Mr.. John Spotswood Newton and fam
& ily. of,thls neig hborhood, have Just NOV
cd to Baltimore for permanent residence.
Judge John Z. Mason and family. OF
this place. have packed up" and VIII,
on MonaRS, rnoys to fredericksburg
where they will spend the wlnteA 3a
Mr.. Nathaniel G; Rice, residing at
Dncnt, this county. several days ago cut
one or his legs to the bone with an axe.
The wound Is a bad one, and, at best,
Mr. Rice Will be incapacitated for work
all the winter. S4%
Mr. Otho Heflin, near King George
Court House, one day this week, acci-s
IDENTIFY cut his foot SO badly that some
Z or the toes had to be &;lnputated
u Mrs. William NJ. Farmer, who has been
spending some time in Was hlngton, re-
turned to her home, near here, yester-
day.
Mr. III. B. LInkins and wife. who have
4 been on two weeks visit to klnsfolks
here, have returned to Washington.