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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-22
Buys Singerly Farm.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch,

0TT--- ISTJECId1 ~ 1TT
ELKTON, MD, September al.-Georse NJ.
Evans. OF this town., agent for Mrs. John
], Ryan, wife Of the famous race track plum
ger, yesterday completed sale OF the Elk
ton stock farm, previously. known ms the
Singerly stock farm. situated about one ard
one-half miles west ne here, The purchaser
was John r. Iohnson, Of PhIadelphu and
the price paid vas $4,000. The farm was
established ~ 1889 s By y Z, the late WILLIAM N;
$50. 900 It contains l47 acres OF fine land.
and is improved BY everything that goes to
make up a first-clasa and an up-to-date
stock farm. It has also on II e. half mile
race track. The new owner will use the
farm for breeding purposes, 5,l
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Glidden at Vancouver.

/. VANCOUVER, 3, G. September :l,-charles
IT, Gldden, who is making IA tour. OF thu
world In an AUTOMOBILES, has arrived here
from Boston via MINNEAPOLIS. having made an
Boston to Minneapolis he Travelled upon the
highways, and from Minneanois to Vancouver
on the tracks OF he. 500 Pacific and Cana
Highways was 1918 miles an hour and by rail-
so miles He was twenty.eight days In making
the run from Mlnnea polst to Vancouver.
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Olympic Golf Championship,

f.I4lIs7g7 10 lBy "a sSOclAted PTesE,) z
v GLEN ECHO COUNTRY CI.lF, ST. LOUIS
MO-, September el.--Three CT the eight golfers
Who wl meet to-morroWi IN the third round
OF the Olympic golf championship hail from
St. Louis. Chicago. representatives to the NUM-
thirty-sIx hole competitors. while Canada and
Seattle claim the remaining contestants, Fl.
Chandler Egan " among the survivors.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Day
BY A. j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers. !,
Auction Sale Of
NO. 1906 HANOVER ST,
Tuesday, Sept, q, 1904,

at $50 o'clock P. M, a most attractive
and substantial Gray Brick Dwelling. near
Lee Monument, In a much desired location.
Electric and Gas Combination Fixtures
and all modern conYenienccs, Virtually
new and in perfect condition, Here Is an
opportunity to secure Choice Properly,
AMI. CHEWING COMPANY.
sept e2-tds AuctloneeyS.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE. !
Scores Yesterday

At Atlanta: New Orleans. s; Atlanta, o.
y At Montgomery: Montgomery. O.;
Shreveport. 10. l 81,
AT Birmingham Little Rock, 8; Birmlng-
ham, g..
At Nashville Nashville, s.; Memphis, s;
(second gan,e) Memphis, Z; Nashville. o.
Second game called eighth Inning; dark.
sness.) F si s
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Where They Play To- Day.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Pittsburg, 5-a; Brooklyn, II.
BROOKLYN, N. y. September ol.-The
Pittsburs Nationals won two games from
s the Brooklyns to-day.
Score first Eame): r, II. Fl,
Pttsburg ......,....3 o Oh 0 0Oo1-5 10,
Brooklyn \. $40 10 o0to0o0-1 Q
Batteries: Lever and Phelps; Cronin
and Bergen. Time. 1881. Empires Moran
I and o'Day. 5
Score (second game): r. II. e.
5Fittsburg ...............01 0 1 0 00--o 9 ]
Brooklyn ................tl o Ooo-l
Batteries: Tlaherty. and Phelps: Reis-
ling and Ritter. Time. 1:la un1pires,
Moran and O'Day. Attendance, 1.so0.s
Philadelphia. rs; Chicago, 90
PHILADELPHIA.;P a., September Fl .--
Despite the cold weather, a good crowd
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to-day saw the locals win two games
from Chica go. sS1
chicas 60 /. 30 OF o,os 1901 II !
Philadelphia Z. Il. % o o 40 90 ''--7 4
Batteries: Weimer and KING: Duggle-
by and Roth. Time. 1:5s Umpire. john ohm
stone.
score (second game): R. H. E.
Philadelphia !. -. I. 4 2 0 90 0oOs-3 /.
Batteries: Lund gren and oNeill: Sparks
and DOOM. Time. 1870. Umpire; john
stone. Attendance, 2.l'3.
Cincinnati, 6-2; New York. 40.
s55 NEW YORK, September 2l.-The New
York Nationals lost two games to-day to
Cincinnati.
First game:
Score: r. H. f..
Cincinnati. J. 3. !. \. % Of 80 00:0-6 8 8
New York 49,. n. y. % Q 04oo o oo---4 8
' Batteries: Hahn and Peitz; Niatthewson
and Bowern,an. Jmpires. Emslie and
Carpenter, Time. 1:45
Second game:
ECinclnnati... % o o 0j20o-2 2 i
New York &. 4. 10 o 0 o 0 90 IS "a
Called seventh inning by agreement.
ri Batteries: Harper and Schlei: Taylor
and Warner. Unpires, Carpenter and En-
ellie. Time. SEQ Attendance $500.
Boston, g; st. Louis, i.
RosToN, MSS. September 2l-The To-.
cal team won froT7 St. Louis With ease
to-day. y
Score: r. H. f..
Boston,. (. IS. 10 100 s41..-s II i
ST. Louis. ~. 1000 10 300 OIL 3
Batteries: Fisher and Moran; McFar-
land and Grady. TIME. 40. Umpire zim-
nner. Attendance. $50.
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AUCTION sALEs-fhis Day.
BY Geo. ". oliver, Auctioneer,
No. IA w. Broad st. Phone No. 227b.
Richmond Newspaper. a Auction

/ will sell TUEsDAY. september q,
1904 commencing at 1880 A. NJ. at my
Richmond Newspapers. 1sss.'7S; comncnc-
Ing Examiner. December o. 1886, and will,
changes to December 81, 1sI5-,,ten vol
tunes. and the Southern Opinion. 1857 ;
valauble-cleven volumes; clear and well
bound.
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AZ UCTIONF -. Il III
.524 M FOURTH STREET,
S 5,', BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIG H,
An Eight. Room Detached 1)'t'' 'l'l
Brick Dwel ling. y
BY request, we will. on

IL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1891,
offer for sale hy5 4 Public Auction, the
a oves property The lot has n frontage
Of 90 l-o feet. by a good depth: ~ his
property is insa good and convenient 10.
home. Its being So near Broad Street
and the market, enables the occupant 70
save a great deal sof money, which would
otherwise be spent In street car rare.
The owner Is anxious to sell. 50 come
and see what can be had.
TERMS: Liberal. and at sale. Si
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S We Will sell for Phil g. Kelley, on ac-
ness, at his Restuarant, No. g North
THuRspAI n u 8 sspffs Il, ssn; n
sisting OF one large latest improved
French Steel Range, with Double Fire
and and Ovens, cost sl65; large Hotel
Refrigerator, capacity, J, 6@s pounds Ice,
National Cash REGISTER, Ne, g. IL per p r
With Plate Mirrors and Tennessee Marble
Top, very ane;, Triple Set Niekle ! Gooftees
Lunch Tables, q higl-back Dining Chairs.
Buffers, Trays and Stands. large assert,
Forks and spoons, Ees sI1,,, Ceiling q;
Pair Scales. silver Plated Casters. large
ASSORTMENT of Agate and fnWnare' i, Tn a.,
tnve usually found In iirst-class res
tuarant. nv y. ~ y M sl,sat
S O'clock. Sale positive q Terms: Cash.
THE YALEiNTINE AUCTION co..
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lii the Ring.

Ill the ting.
Eddie 11anlon. the crack California Light.
Meses oss1 okyn eF
catehweights before the Industrial Athletic
cS IN Ma BsGss STREET Phil
This Is the most important match made
between 1s sn o,,s, enE The
OF q sensational battle. n
Il Both 81 SfcGovern and Hanlon have great
fighting records. . t
James anne Edward Britt 1t San Francisco. the
winner OF q decision over Young corbett,,"
ro S'a ~ WI open the boxing season in
eolored niddlewelsht. and BIily SUIT. q chi
% nSus they having fought two six round
sws 3, ,bs o So e ose . !. oo seS
Mike schreck. The Cincinnati! mlddlewe!sh..
on ' October p sist before IL. Century = g.
Of los Angeles. Cal. While both schreck and
man man seems TO 10 have the cali on ring exps.
'4i Philadelphia Jack o'Brlen viii appear in
Club. lie viii meet BILLY SUIT, Of Chicago.
and the contest Is scheduled for fifteen
Young JoSn1L sullivan of westfield. Mass,
and Tommy, Sullivan OF Lawrence. Mass are
eoth tEaintns h b 80 for their ten round fight
The Gans-Walcott twenty round bout Is st. to
be .. 14s pounds at Frisco Sent ember SE.t
Kid Herr Herman. Of Chicago. and Kid Good
man. OF . St Louis. have been matched 70
fight before tho Spokane Fair. The Sprospec-
tvs contest between Abe gAttcl and Herrera
In Butte els of: y J, ~, J,
c i5H ' 81 naltlore have been matehed for
!. ten rounds before the Nonpar:el A. G.. of
baltimore on September 18th :.
Miscellaneous Sports.
g r. r. peterson, OF the Riverside B. c.. Of
single sscull!ng race.
IS Tho h + omen, s Ii Philadelphia district cham:
-pionsh1p lawn tennis turnament In womsn's
held on Tie. grounds Of TIE Merton Cricket
Club, at IIaverford. commencing Monday, Sep
TENDER 2s, 1901. 9s q s Il
An Offer Of q trophy. valued at sln. 900 for
the first motor boat to cross the socean:-made
By II. Charley.B{of Paris-has aroused Euro
peans and American. alike. and i L. not %
made within 4 short time. DIS
According to q letter Just received from
ne peFsss msr Ss,
tary aaa s Gss s K TX
every Meag time he has competed winning on one
occasion, with Archie hcEachern and an
other time with - Bennie NJ Munroe as MS
Thomas f. Kielr, Of Carick-on SUR. Ire
land who won the worlds all around athletic
champion ST. - at ST. 81 Louis ter weeks ago.
Will BE- the guest OF his countrytnen and many
Irisl.A mericans. who 6 have arransed re! re-
Casino New York, next Saturday evening:
A massive silver loving cup will be presented
to this sturdy athlete on this occa sion, Police
Commissioner William McAdoo will preside at
the reception, and State Senator John j.
Frawley Will make the presentation speech
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sept 2o-tds
BY Augustine Royal and Company. Il!
Real Estate Agents and iAucioneers,S
"a Leader Building. Mancheste W g. ss5

f4 Z
Z n Ucr1oN1 SALE or ONE OF THn3
- n MOST 55 BEAUTIFUL. az vALUABLNS
AND t ATTRACTIVE s. UB y BIB AM
FARMS IN CHESTERFIELD8CO UNTi.sli
NEAR THE, CITIES ,oF y. q Y;
THE STREET RAILWAY. N TEAR FOR-i
EST HILL PARK. ON MONDAY..sTHEa
18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER - 04 ',11
:68o'CLOCKP. NJ. ON THE PREMIsEs.t
BY direction OF the parties interested;
We viii sell that most valuable TRACTORS
land, lying In Chesterfield county, Aknow13
as Center Heights. property containing
20 ~ acres. fronting on the Midloth THAN!
sTurnp pike, with. Il large com fort table frame3
residence thereon, and a II the usual %out-t
houses. sS This splendid tract OF land Slni
fun view, OF the cities Of chmond and |
street railway, near tho beautiful 81: Forsii
est Hill Park. '.&a This land lies beaut isis
fully. and Is susceptible OF being sub 81
tivid led In lots to great advantage.&5C Cots
$tages and small houses erected on this;
property will readily rent for good
rental, and pay handsomely as an 8sirl
vestment. The public is especlly invited
TO this important sale The auctioneerss
will take great pleasure In showing this
splendid property Il before day OF SS saie.f:
This Ia Justly 8 considered I'm one & OF aaR theS
shealthlest localit ties, and convenient to-
those elegant heal tn giving spring ~ that
One fourth cash: balance at
one, two three and four years. for notes
six per cent. interest. added. secured by:
AUGUSTINE ROYAL &C
AuctfOneeraE
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AUCTION SALES--This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1305 r. Main Street.
Our Regular thursday Auction Sale
Of Fine and Medium Grades Of
household Furniture, Etc., 10.
Day Al 1880.
we Will sell at our warerooms, 1905 East

We Will sell at our wareroorns, 1905 East
TO-DAY (rHusRDAYo. SEPT ED.
commencing at 1880. a nice line OF Fairri..
ture--1 Fine Roll-Top Desk, Rosewood
Case Square Piano. Handsome Oak Bed
room Chamber Suit. several medium
Chamber Suits. Handsome All. Brass
Bed 1 Mahogany Finish Parlor Suit. OAK
Carpets. Hat Racks. Parlor5 Cabinet, Odd
Walnut and Oak Bureaus and Washstand,
Chairs, Rockers, Mattresses, Beds, OAK
s,ideboards. Wardrobes. Couctes, Wood
Coffee TIN etc. etcs This sale Is worthy
~ R1cHMO ND AUCTION co.
Geo. H Valentine, kAuctioneer.
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ably come. together. There Is plenty Of good
racing still In prospect.
At tho meeting OF the stewards OF the Jockey
Z club held at Gravesend the application Of
steve '1S'fiommedieu for a. restoration 10 turf
privileges Was denied. r;fIommcdeu and his
racing methods were not In accord With tho
Jockey Cubs Ideas IT fait krortsmanlike con-
duct. and ho was politely requested to trans.
BERLIN, September al Beauchamp. IL
louisville. KY, who. with Charley" VAN
riding most successfully at Hoppengarten
meeting. has been deprived Of his license by
the stewards on account Of an unsatisfactory
|. Ride. $50
ALBANY, N. r., September 21-The trottins
stables OF Samuel @. whithead, at Coeman's.
were burned yesterday morning. Four waltz
able horses were MISUNDERSTANDING Chimes,
valued at ss5.oo9; Miss , Estate, $500; saratosa
Bill 81. 900. and jeff Wilton. $1,000. a vau,
able colt was saved. The loss IL estimated
at $40, 900. 81 55
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Where They Play To-day.
No games scheduled,
Standing Of the Clubs:
Washington, q; New York, 2.

& eco IFa z
WASHINGTON, September si.-Wash-
ington punched three hits in the eighth
inning on Clarkson to-day and defeated
New York. Eli
" Score: 81 N y 5 r. II. e.
/ Washington. % 20 13i'----4 ~ 2
New York. ... *. 20 o. o00,000-2 10 =
Batteries: Pattcn. Clark and Kit
trodge; clarkson and Mcclure. Time. 1:S0.
Umpire, Connolly. Attendance, 500.
Boston, 50; Philadelphia, rs.
IS BOSTON. MASS, September I'll Bos-s
ton gained on the leading clubs to-day
by winning both games played with
Philadelphia. # ... n
First game: $@
"a Score: ,sai r. II. e.
Boston...... 70 ooo4ol5o'-s y
Philadelphia. ....1 Q 10000 I l
Batteries: Dincen$ and .Criger; Henley
and Noonan.s Time. 1:ao Umpire, sheri-3
dan.
Second game: r.
& Boston. 1881 0 0 000021-4 8
Philadelphia. 81. s 20 o 0 o0.1o 80 q
Batteries: Gibson and Doran; Coakley.
Plank and Noonun. Time, 1:4o. Attcn-'
dance s4I6. Umpire, Sheridan. A,
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BY Richmond Auction Co..
n, 1905 II. Main Street.

AaU CTION SALE HIGH-GRADHs
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE UP-l
RIGHT PIANO. HANDsOME .CARPE.Is,
CHAMBER SUITS, ETC. ETC. NON
DAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH. A 3S1{g
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Captured Two From Piiladel-
phia Yesterday and Is
Now Nearer Top.
NEW YORK IS DEFEATED
Tannehill Carries OFF Batting
and Fielding Hoi,ors in Chi
cago-Detroit Game.
! AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Washington 4, New York z.
Boston 6-4. Philadelphia Ia. ss
4 Chicago 4, Detroit Z.
Cleveland 8, st. Louis ..
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u. D.. Carncal & Son, q
i Real Estate Auctioneers, 81
/. NO. 1106 F.. Main st.
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E BY Geo. v. Oliver, Auctioneer,
Y 414 W. Broad Street. Phone. 2275.
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Chicago, q; Detroit, 4.

5>l~71tl1Sd6 1I1'sS'"' VIZ @'t34E m
CHICAGO. September 21.--Tannelil
carried Off both the batting and fielding
honors in to-day's game.
5 Score. r. II. E..
Chicago 2 0 30 0o0s4 i
Detroit 49,. 5......0 o 0 90 d.
Batteries: Altrock and Sullivan; Sto-
veil aud Drill. Time. Is. Umpire
Dryer. Attendance. ZOO. Ji
Cleveland, 9; st. Louis, I.
sT.bLoUIs. September q Cleveland de-
feated ST. Louis here to-day In a one
sided game.
" Score: n! Z. II. p.
st. I.onis J. Z. % o. 00o0ol OIL 4
Cleveland 40 o 0010 .1-9 10 !
BatterIes: Glade. Morgan and SIgden;
Hess and Buelow. Time, l:3. Empires.
ao'LouEtlin aud KinS. Tendance. 1.l33.
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{ BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.

n otel and Restaurant Fixtures, crockery,
Glassware, Coffee Urns, Steel Range.
National Cash Register, EIectrlc Fans,
Fine Refrigerator, Knives, Forks and
Spoons, Table Linen, shoW'c Case and
Cigar Counter, Etc, at Auction, at No,
20 North Seventeenth Street, corner
franklin. s
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@ Head Coach wrightngton expressed him
self as deslrous OF seeing more heavy men
out for the line positions. but Is greatly
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+ $Slcveigh & CHM, Auctloneers.
sept 22-tds s N
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5Etoofot.Bnll

PRINCETON. n. T.. september 21.-The
Tiger foot-ball squad had a short practice
tackle. has reported. and Burke. the only
other veteran now absent is expected in o
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Rafferty,. who was kept out Of thettsams
last fall BY conditions in hsF,studies,.stt has
practice. Ncullc, who was prevented! from
playing last year by the one-ycar rule. IL
now eligible and Will be given trial at;
end. Tho squad yesterday was under the
direction Of Captain Fouke Ralph Davis, John
The gold leaf., 1904-12-08
ABOUT REFORMATORIES.

The Charlotte Chronicle is again pro-
noting the scheme to establish reform
atOry for young criminals II any skep-
teal person doubts the wisdom of this
proposition he has only to pass by the
police station in Raleigh while some of
them are being thrashcd by their parents
by order of Mayor Powell-Raleigh
Times.
The Times doubtless thinks the
thrashing process is all wrong. 1t
would prefer IL reformatory (sO-
called), where young criminals could
be cOddled and cOaXed from wrong
doing. 1t strikes us that the very
reason given by the Times for re-
formatory is one of the strongest
arguments against the need of it.
Mayor Powell seems to have solved
the problem of dealing with young
criminals-and old ones, too, Tor that
matter. What we need is to return
to the whipping-post law. There is
too much maudlin sentiment in deal
ing with the criminal class these
days, whether they be young or old.
white or black,
The gold leaf., 1904-12-08
NEW SPECIES OF HOG.

n new species or kind of hog seems
to have been developed in Johnston
county. They have solid feet like a
horse instead of split ones. Some
specimens of this variety of porkers
were recently sold dressed in the
Raleigh market along with a number
OF Others of the usual cloven-foot
variety, ACCORDING" to the Evening
Times. DR.. Samuel V. Smiley, who
lives Lear Benson, Johnston county.
is the man who sold these freak
footed swine, and in answer to a
question asked by a Times representa-
tive he said:
These round-footed hogs are not merely
freaks of nature, but were a distinct
stock or breed to themselves. He had
brought his first SOW, he said. from
Onslow county several years ago and
had been breeding the variety ever since,
because there was every indication that
the species was exempt from hog che olera.
DR.. Smiley said that his first pig with
round feet had been in the pen with 9TH
sers that died of the cholera, and Yet never
took it. and at that time the disease was
epidemic in that section. And from that
time to this he had never known q
rOund-footed pig or hog to have cholera.
The gold leaf., 1904-12-08
A GOOD IDEA.

Gov. AycOck announces that i'll his
forthcoming message to the legiS-
lature he will recommend the creation
OF Il new office, that OF State His
tOriar, who shall collect hist Oricai
matter anywhere i'll the State, look
over, prepare and publish material
bearing oil State history, and to re-
arrange all original records so they
will be in permanent form and easy
OF access. The GOLD LEAF goes upon
record as favoring such an office and
the securing OF Il competent man or
men to have charge of this work. Up
Oh first thought such an office might
not be considered Of such Importance
as to justify the expenditure OF the
money required therefor. but we think
it is. North Carolina has been too
Indifferent about preserving history
We make history all right enough.
but it has not been recorded as it
should have been. Let us have the
office of State Historian. 1t can be
abolished when the work is done.
The gold leaf., 1904-12-08
THE AUDUBON LAW.

Clerk Phillips has SO far issued sixteen
licenses to nonresident bird hunters
giving them permission to hunt in this
county. The licenses are so each, max
ing a total of $1GO which the county has
so far realized this season.-LexingtOn
Dispatch.
Ii our contemporary will look into
the matter it will find that it is mis-
taken in saying the county gets the
benefit of this license money 1t all
moes to the State Audubon Society.
The protection OF the birds is all
right, but the $40 license lee is al
wrong, as we view it. Not that the
payment OF this license amounts to
anything with those who come into
the State to hunt, but the principle
of the thing is Objectionable.
The gold leaf., 1904-12-08
Statement
Showing the Per Diem and m;I.,
Board Of County Commissionsssss ~ '
for Year Ending Novsnbs,
3Oth. 1904.
OFFICE REGlsrFRorn

VffNE KEGlsTFE " h..
Henderson, n. C., Decemlrr .,h l, t.
PURSUANT to the provisions %, >.,,,It lsot
ot the Iode, the following sta,em.pt 'l 'l2
ing a;t ,.ems s. ana nntnre of all comnensa.s saGs-
s:oneEs OF Vance County in uc,,,l nmmi,
severally. from Dec. LIST. 1909 g., 'h'neoi
1904, is submitted to the ruhlr wy '''7h
The gold leaf., 1904-12-08

If all. the liquor that is sold here
through Eblind tigers" was sold through
n dispensary. the town would have be-
tween 81 900 and so, 900 more money
in the treasury to make improvements
on our streets Lexington Dis1nlfch.
And this in a prohibition town,
Surely our contemporary must have
it's figures wrong.
SUPPOSE Mr.. Browns suggestion
to make President ROOsevelt's cleo
tiOn unanimous by giving to him the
Democratic (Parker) vote in the cleo
tOral college was carried out; what
would it amount to? 1t would not
make him think any better OF those
who did it or change his attitude III
the least.
Is the appointment Of Mr.. NJ. l..
Shipman, editor OF the Hcndersonville
Hustler, to the position Of assistant
commissioner OF labor, Commissioner
Warner has done well. Mr. Shipman
was assistant clerk of the State SEN
ate during the past two sessions, and
his work in that position made him
hosts OF friends all over the State.
He succeeds Mr.. j. &. Justice, who
resigns to return to newspaper work
i'm Charlotte
The gold leaf., 1904-12-08

R1 VIRTUE OF POWER CONFERRED
- upon me by Trust Deed executed by
Joseph Basket and wife on 10th day of De-
cember, 1900. shall on the
18Th Day Of Dscsmbsy. 1909,
Sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House door in the town
OF Henderson. n. c., one tract of land in
Vance County, North Carolina, adjoining the
lands OF George Houghtaling, George Wor-
than, George B. Harris, and bounded as folf
lows: Begin at stone on the East side O
the new road from Henderson to Williams
bOrO, Virgins and Harris line thence along
Wiggins' line N. SsR, E. 13.45 chains to a
stone, N. S6h. E. 9.1O chains to dogwood
n. 1871, E. O.37 chains to George Houghtal-
ing's corner, thence along Houghtalings line
>. "a, W 6.67 chains, $. S9A, E. 6.95 chains
to stone Houghtaling's corner in Wor-
tham's line, then along Wortham's line s.
2A, W. 43.44 chains to a stone. then n. S5.
". 800 chains to the WiIliamsboro road
then along said road N. 37k w. S.33 chains
n. 36, W. 1922 chains, N. 2SA, w. 9.34
chains, then N. 80, E. 1888 chains to begin
ming. Containing 115h acres
Also another tract bounded as follows
Begin at Virgins and Harris corner and cor
ner OF land above described, then run along
new road = 30, ". 1888 chains to Hender-
son and WilliamsborO road, then along said
road \. 41H, W. 3. SO chains N. 46N. W. 10. 60
chains to stake Harris corner then along
Harris line n. SSR, +. 1885 chains to be.
ginning. Containing sh acres
Also one lot as follows: Begin in Henderson
and Williamsboro road, at intersection Of
new road % feet Northward of stone on
south side of said old road, then s. 30. w.
176 feet to stone, then n. 41k, W. 255 feet
to stone, then n. 80. T.. 176 feet Z feet be-
yond a green tree on South side of road to
centre Of old road, then along old road to be-
ginning. Containing one acre
This 18th day November, 1904
A. G. ZOLLICOFFER,
Trustee