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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
SUIT | COIN
REPORTED
Was Clearing Business Streets
Of Snow Sunday With Men
and Carts.
WAS WAS; NECESSARY l::y WORK X
---------------
Fuel Gould Not be Delivered
and Traffic Greatly I'M
peded, He Says.
WORK


Superintendent Henry Conn, Of the
Street Cleaning Department, put in q
hard days work Sunday cleaning the
most important business streets Of Rich
inond Of snow, which on Saturday great
~ hindered traffic. The most Inter-
tsting part OF 1t to him was that he
was reported for violating the city and
State's laws, prohibiting all unnecessary
work on Sunday Fl
Police officer Matthews snw the work
III progress. and reported the superln-
tcntiert feeling thntiit was his duty to
do SO. Superintendent COIN. en- the 9th
or hand. bellcvcC69 the work neces-
3snry7 thatlthe streets might be clear, 50
therefore did what he thought was his
duty. 1t will now become the province
OF Justice Crutchflcld to say which was
right.
arc said to have told MIR. Cohn that 1t
meant $1,000 to them to have tho streets
cleaned 81 s 43
The wood and fuel merchants were
having great difficulty in filling their
orders orders e q chilly and importuning peo-
pie, and their teams were suffering
greatly. The occupants Of houses threw
the snow from the sidewalk into the
street. the street car company plows It
from the middle Of the street until it
Is banked up SO high as to DO next to
inpussab BILE.
MI. cohn had his full force OF 100
men and all the carts but yesterday,
and did splendid work III getting the
streets clear. Hc was several times COM
plimcnted by business men who said
that Richmond was getting to be q
metropolitan city when It's streets arc SO
promptly opened to traffic after q heavy
snow The streets Of New York are
regularly cleared this way, and the snow
dumped into East or North River. Mr..
Cohn ia putting the snow on the dumps
as they are more convenient than tho
river. " @;s 5ys &. Isl 4,
Tho case against the department will
probably be In tho Police Court this
morning, though, a a late hour yeste1'-
day afternoon Mr.. Cohn had not been
summoned ga VA
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Mr.. SPENCER TO LEAVE.
Popular Young Mat; Man Accepts q
Position in Texas.

Mr.. Thomas a. Spencer one Of the
most popular young mon attached to tie
clerical force OF the State Bank, and
well known in social and military cir
{ cles, will leave this week for Beaumont,
Texas where he goes to accept a re-
sponsible position in the Gulf National
Bank. 3s5
Mr.. Spencer has resigned his position
here with the State. Bank. Ills asso-
@c;ates regret his going, for he has en-
dcared himself to them by his uniform
good nature and courtesy,
Mr.. Spencer was a ociatcd with the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues for q
long time, and went through the whole
course Of service In that battalion, from
private to captain. He resigned the.
latter position some time ago.
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ToWN topics
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
WINTER TOURIST SERVICE.
a1t s95sa.'fs CO, 49,. flNd iltEgtA9ela.15

Europeans in the near future Will be
coming to America to, pass the rough
winter season instead OF going to italy
and tho southGof France. / mean this
literally. 1t wills prove true. In years
past Americans went to the south OF
Europe to escape the rlsors Of onr. North
ern WINTER Some of them so now.
Possibly it is force OF habit, possibly
1t is because in the case of snobbish
people they think 1t fashionable
and they stand a. chance of meeting the
|, fashionablcs Of Europe. BY and by, how
ever, our own people as we'll as the
people Of Europe, will be influenced by
the simple advantages OF convenience,
comfort and heath In the choice of their
wintering place. These they will find most
real in Florida, along the Gulf Coast and
In Southern California. First they can
reach those points from this city, which
may be called the center of the, North
ern region, and from which European
visitors would go more easily than they
can reach the Mediterranean from Lon
don or Paris. @
I am reminded of this by the announce
ment OF the Southern Railways Palm
Limited a magnificent and rapid train
nut on as a special to St. Augustine for
the winter travel There is no such train
In all Europe; no such comfort and speed
can be had on the trains to the Mediter-
ranean It Is only ono OF three or four
similar trains run by tho different routes
to tho American Riviera. Then there
lie Its Southwestern Limited, taking peo-
pie to the Gulf Coast. New Orleans, and
on to Southern California, fitted through
out with The luxuries Of the best Of our
eastern trains, When you have reached
these Southern resorts, whether on this
coast or the Pacific, you fls,d a, climate
Incomparably more eanable and health-
full than that of the Mediterranean. You
find cottage homes or hotels with ap-
pointments, service and food so much
better than anything in any part Of Eli.
rope that when onT health. comfort and
convenience nre considered by people in
selecting their winterlng places, all tho
world Will coma to our Southern resorts
Americans will cease going to the Med
ilerranean and Egypt, except for first
trip OF discovery and edncatlon,--Town
Topics, Now York, n, y, January q,
1901,
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SPECIAL LOW RATES VIA sEAsoARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY, ACCOUNT
OF DEPARTMENT. suPERlN. II
TENpENCE, NATloNAE. EDU-
z CATIONAl- ASSOCIATIONS.

Atlanta, Ca, February 23'25, 1904.
On account Of the above occasion the
seaboard Will sell tickets Mt rate of one
first class fare, pNis twenty-five (25l
cents. for the round trip Tickets on sale
FEBRUARY 81 and 90, 1904, final limit Feb
ruary 27, 1901. On payment Of fee %
firty cents to joint agents, on or beore
FEBRUARY eth, tickets may be extended
to March 81. 1904 Rate from Richmond.
$l5.I5,
For tickets and other Information, apply
TO Richmond Transfer Company, ticket
office AIurphy's Hotel or Main Street
station, or
District Passenger Agent,
$50 o, Main ST.. Phone 4o5, Richmond, Va
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( FULTON :.l.Jl. NOTES.

The funeral of Richard Trueman, who died
after prolonged illness Saturday nght az ms us
Yesterday afternoon from the Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal Church: NJ ,,..,.
The Builders League Of Penny street &c M rro
afternoon at Q o'clock al the residence OF
Mrs G. D, Parrish on Seventh Street
pa M,fa f Strain Of one Of her ankles while
coast,ng on Fulton Hill a. few days ago, Is get
ting along nicely, ~
established between Station and Glendn
postoffice In lower Henrico. made Its first
delivery yesterday. This route Is dawn the
the Darbytowns Road to Station b. s..y
John Lindsay and William CaYedo. who fell
from street car on Lester Street n, gees.v wv
leaning ngainst q gate on the rear PLATFORM.
when the gate became unlocked throwing
An An oyster supper Will be given to-n'ght at
Nelson's Hall under the auspices OF the Cup OF
Cold Water Circle, Kings Daughters and
Sons, Tho proceeds viii be given to the poor
Mr.. John A. Allen OF Richmond county,
Michigan who has been here Tor several
weeks on business left Saturday for his home,
Mr. Allen will visit brother III Ohio before
he returns to Michigan: I,
Leon Reams son Of superintendent d,,, \, ", ",
ed a position with his brother Wilson Realns.
who now conducts furniture business IN that
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Allen, Of Caroline
county are visiting the parents OF the former
Mr. and Mrs, Charles lien, on Fulton iiill'
O.. Tor several weeks whore she went to at
tend tho funeral Of her sister, Is expeetsd home
lack OF illness, which delayed her return
Robert Pierce. a we'll known resident Of
Ntontrose, has accepted a position With the
United states government at washington.
Mattaponi Trlbo, T., O. n. NJ, will meet At
their wigwam tomorrow night
Mrs Hattie Godfrey Will leave Tomorrow
for Brooklyn. NJ y, to spend several months
With her sister, 8. /,
Mr., George PorE, who was operated OF i.
M ilpI n. i, Brittle, Of East Richmond, Is ILL.,
Lecture Thursday Night,
l>r, Foushee's lecture " Richmond Col
lsge on NPompeil" VII! Pc delivered OF, On
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cHAMBERLAlN'c COUGH REMEDYTH
..-l VERY BEST. " as..8 y

ct have been using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and want 20 say tbs the
best cough medicine have ever taken"
says Geo. L.. Chubb. a5merchant at Har-
Ian, Mich. There is no question about
its being the best as 1t will cure a cough
or cold in less time than any other
treatment. It should always be kept in
the home ready for Instant use, for a
cold can be cured In much less time
when promptly treated. For sale by all
druggists. L1a
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N INV Norfolk Westein
LuAvE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
900 A.. l1.--NoRFoLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1l.lv AZ NJ. Stops only at patersourss
S:oS| a. M.SUHICAGo EXPRESS. BUFFET
parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg AID
Roanoke. q Pullman sleepers Roanoke TO Cos
iurnbus. Dueleld to Cincinnati: also Roan3keG
70 Knoxville. and Knoxville to Chat tanoOsa.
a is:io r. ROANOKE EXPRESS for FARM
Vile, Lynchbury and tRoanoke. mi K
400 r. E-OCEAll SHORE LIMIT ED. Ar.
rlyes Nerl.lk 5!zo T: stops only a.; Pets5n-
steamers to Boston, Providence, New York,
Baltimore and Washington. s$ W. Il S5 535 iyElsss
l7:25 r. M.--Fori Norfolk and All stations east
; $40 r. ANEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman Sleepers, Richmond to LynchburS and
Roanoke; Petersburg to East Radtord; Lynch
burg to Chat ~: Men1phls and Sew Or
Trains arrive from the west q :s5 a. Nj, 2:as
r. NJ. ana 40:1o 2. H. from Norfolk u 10 ~
n. and 80 p. NJ. Eli 81 iqS IS 5s
W.. B.. REV1LL s G. II. BOSLE
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Appoints Committee to Take
Matter "a Diocesan Council.

APPUIl1ts vi =" ~ ~ TT
Matter to Diocesan Council.
AS result Of the recent conference
held in st. James Church, prompt steps
will be taken to secure tho sessions Of
the Episcopal General Convention for this
city in 1907. At the meeting Of the Rich-
mond Glorious, held yesterday, COM
mi.tee was appointed to request the Do
cesar Council to extend q formal invita- :
ton to the convention. The Diocesan
Council meets in, May. The committee IS
composed OF the Rev. Meade
Clark. OF st. James: the Rev. DR.. ". p.
Evans. Sof Monumental, and the Rev.
Thomas semmes, Of ST. Andrews. and
Mr.. Joseph Bryan, AIr.t John Nj. Taylor
and Mr.. James FGask e--s- -.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
az Al T.. Adamson and
Augustine Royal 4 Co., 5ss
Zeal I5atate Agents and Auctionecrs,
II Ntahnhester virginia.

CoTnanNT Es AHfE i fsRlct Z nu1bp.
INF corner OF Eleventh and Hull Streets.
Known us "roney's Itall',pa and other i'm
pre1ed real estate, on Bit
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4TH, 1oot,]
at $3.50. clock r. NJ, Oh the premises, sale
cchiinenclnE at troney's Hall.
by direction Of n decree OF the Corpora a
ton Court for the city Of Aanc hester, va;
s'fred APRIL soh 1' T. ts syt st ss
1, tho undersigned special com missioner.
viii sell ut Public Auction, on tile day,
hyur and place named above: ~
l1rst--The splcndidiy built, noderil,
brltk building, situnted at the southea Is !.
first floors IRE two large and con,modious,
store-rooms. Nos. 1922 anu 1914 the second \ !
i,oors nrc occupied as dwellings, and the
talrd floor Is used as a. hall, where nutnor-
o,ls lodges meet This property IS CEN
llillly located, and ylelds.a fine rental;
Street 40 feet by 100 feet deep, more or
Second-Ono nice franc cottage house
ut4 rooms and halls, at the corner OF
Sixteenth and Decatur Strectst lot fronts
on Decatur Street rs feet by IS feet. deep,
and rents for Sc per month.
,!'nird--One double tenement and one
small cottage house on Thirteenth Street,
between Perry and McDonough. streets.
Lot fronts IS feet. more or less, by ABOUT
III feet deep. This property yields $3.50
per month rental. u
csc valuable properties should attract
this attention Of investors.
| Tt:RMS:1 -3 cash, the balance ate and
II months for notes. s rer& cent Interest
added, or ALL cash, at the option or The
purchaser, ts3 I. 1850 /, -; !, II
s5t a4t.i f,ncc,n i Com N iss oner
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SEAB GARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Nh 5 TRAINS LEAVE 5RlCtIblOND-DAIIY.t q5
oe5 r. M.-Seanoaru Florida Limit ed-Savan-
nah, Jacksonvtlle.F St Augustine
y 2:ib IL M,--Seabonrd Mail-ll:vo P.& A.-SeA,
board. Express--roB Savannah. Jacksonpllls,s
Atlanta and Southwest 5t4 s5.i y
o:l0 A, M.-Locnl-Foi Norllna and Homlet.
X TRAINS ARRIVEA RICEIMOND-DAlLY.6E XII
s.l6 Al. M-No.G 3t-From. Florida. 81
s:i0 a. N.-No. 60-From Florida, Atlanta and
the Southwest. I. - ), ". W
ass r. M.-No. s6G-fron1E blo1loa, Atlanta ana
5:s ~ r. So M.~No.S ss-From Norllna and local
e Ely Ticket oftcs. $50 East Main Street.
'Phoue 40S.
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By Richmond Auction Co..,
5 Phone a7l9, 1905 East Main.

s NILS TiI -; TUESDAY, FEB. q
NJ 1920 A, NJ, a general Inc OF Household
furniture, consisting OF Bedroom Suits,
Werdrobes. Iron Bed Mattresses. side-
boards. Hat Rack. pPallor Suit, Marble
Lcnnges Cots. with ma u esses to fit;
Bowl and Hitcher. Oh Cloth Carpets,
Rockers. Chairs Of all kinds, and about
= A''N' RicMNoNb SATCTIoN CO. 4
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioncer
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BY Pollard g. Bagby, !.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF, TWO
$ ! DETACITD, INV o. STORY, FRAAln
u WE.LElNGS ON EAST LINE on
STREET, N OS, 1917 AND Si99.
In execution OF n deed Of trust dated
3Dncember s, 1900. and recorded In clerks
office OF Richmond Cflancery Court, D..
Il. 16t c., page 391. default having been
lrade in the Epayment&o OF the debt therein
secured, and being Instructed SO to do,
i Will sell by auction, on the premises, on
III U RSDAY, FEBRUAI.Y3 4TIt 1901,
at a 80 P. Nj tho above mentioned desira-
in nice order and contain six rooms each;
wa ter on both'tloors: lots q feet each.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
OF sale any taxes that may be- due and
a note for 5000 with interest from De-
Scenber 6. 1903; residue q / and 2Eyears;
credit payments to. be evidenced BY notes
with interest added and occurred by trust
lrct. II. r. POLLARD. ] r.,
ian 30 tbs 81 Il tB5,s;,s n III $ Trustee
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BY virtue Of q deed Of trust TO- George
duly recorded in the clerks office OF the
slS1 Z, default having been made in the
payment OF sum OF money therein se-
cured, and being requested by the bene-
t,ciary hereunder SO 20 do, the under
sisled substituted trustees ,ly substitutes
County 18th OF August. 1896 will sell at
pubic auction on fhe pTe 8 n ,oo
at 1850 O'clock P. NJ, the property. d.
scribed In said deed, as lot II, In block II,
in Barton Heights This Is a nice lot.
conYenientsto2the carslnes and to many
nico gimprovements; and should command
so attention Of those looking for a
he MO. i5 5ts}s 81. -E3s
IS to expenses OF sale any
taxes u that may 4 be due, and enough to
pay 43 notes Of IS each, dated June 18th,
1875 land ( interest thereon from date.
amounting. with said interest, to $352l 10.
Balance at 6 and u months, for notes
bearing per cent. interest, secured by
decd OF trust on the property:
w. Il. MILLER,
E.. IL. CATLlh,
ian 2G-tds Substituted Trustees.
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Richmonders in New York.
Especial to Tie Times Dispatch0
NEW YORK, Feb. l1.-Broadway Cen
TAM c. Jones: York, +. II. Kaufman;
Navarro, I. Thalheimer; Grand Union, ~
T.. Well and wife.
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SOUTHERN RAIL way.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. ~ 1a0
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. g
100 "A. M.--Dal.y. Locat fcs Charlotte. \. =:
u :3j y ~ -M-buIiy.g Limited. Buffet Pullman
70 Atlanta ana nlrmingnam h Ny sS osIsan sl
500 u M.--h;x. sunuly, tieysyille Local. 3G s
10 100 r. k.-Dally: Llmltod Pullman readys
0:sS r. NJ, Tor oil the South,
s'5"-I''' b. York RIYNl< LIND.
The fayorits route 70 bait,m95e Anu Easis.u
Wednesday and Friday u, !,
AS 4. M.--Excspta sunday. Local mixed foi
a:i5 p, M.-L.ocal. Monday, Wednesday and
4teo Is. M,-Except Sunday. For West POINT
connecting with steamers tor salttmors anv
river landings Monday. Wednesday and FTl-
day. -, .pp1Xyu p,c11nyr,,Jl, INK
6.b5 a. M and 6:43 r. M-Frpm Ill the South
1855 p. M.-From Charlotte ana Durham.
$40 A. sM.-From Chase Ctty,
a:;s a. M.-Baltimore and West Point;
1oG;. !. l. 4 a "a Ell AsffH ARD
III 's Richmond, Va
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By virtue of decree. entered In the
District Court OF the United States for
tile Eastern District OF Virginia. on the
18th day Of January 1904. in the matter OF
Nv. NJ. Miller, bankrupt, viii sell at
:. "WEDNESDAY, FEBaUARY 3, 1904,
a we'll assorted stock OF Can Goods, Bot
4 tic and Package Goods, Pickles. Starch.
5l.yo. Cntsups,$ Preserves, Candies, Cakes.
Crackers, Dried Fruits. lea, Soap, Break
fast Foods SC. XII
Popular brands Of Chewing and smok-
ing Tobacco, Cigars. Cigarettes. snutr.
Counter Scales, Fancy Cannisters. Cheese
Case, OIL Tank. Coffee Mill, Refrigerator,
Pur er5 Rack and Paper.
S2 Is, ooms. Bulk Goods, Open Accounts.
# TERMS: Cash.
Receiver In Bankruptcy,
Geo, w. Mayo .Auc tioneer. IA IA
Jan 3I-3t .tt
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{ Geo. w. Mayo. Aucttoneer,
K 10 North Seventh Street.

- ANKRUPT SALE OF GROCERIES
+ p SHOWCASES. TOBACCO. CIGARS
SCALES, STORE FIXTURES, &g OPEN
ACCOLENTS,R COUNTERS. &C., AT AUG
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AUCTION SALES-This Day.
& BY A. J. Chewing Company,
5s, Real Estate Auctionecrs. <

Eg R 9s c sAhR Sc c6 gNEHS 6;
TOGETHER TWENTY (s0) ACRES. 10.
GATED IN 3IIENRICo COUNTY NEAR
TIE WESTERN limits ,0T1 !, q 1 ,SITY
a Al iiiEt5S Known AS HooKERs
BKlCk-YARDs TRACTS;
Alse considerable personal e., nal, property I 4n,t
sGafit N Fl TEEf SA1fcs nHick
In. execution Of o. certain deed of trust
dated May 18th. 1885, Of record In the
ee,Es otiics Of Henrico County Court In
been made In the payment Of the greater
portion OF the debt thereby secured and
peln. required by the beneficiary so to
do, will sell by auction, upon tile prem
80 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1901.
commencing promptly at O'Clock 2. NJ
In order named:
laad designated as lot B on the plat Of
sub. division of Scott's land.
Second-About TWO and THREE
QUARTERS e $40 ACRES OF land sad-
No .;"i to g. inclusive, IN block 6. il the
pla; OF subdivision of Scott 4 Hoyt's
''Sydnor's Point Addition" made by
James T. Redd 6; Son. surveyors August
Third-THREE and .a19 ACRES adjoin-
ins; the next above, designa ted as lots Nos.
/ IL y, inclusive, In block 10. IN the plat
OF subdivision above mentioned Of sgd
nor q Point Addition"
The said tracts of land will be sold
with the restrictions that the streets and
alleys as located through said properties !, -
Ing, css and egress at o times to the
remaining lots In the plan OF Sydnor's
Pcint." igs 5
F0urth-The following personal proper.
ty; -FOUR MULES, THREE CARTS. and
HARNESS, 2 5STOCk-BRlCk PRESSES,
ONE HOSTING DRUM. ONE WATER
TANK, ONE Is BOILER and ENGINE,
ONE BRICK NIACHINtI. ONE DIsIN-
TEGRATOR r. StlAFTING, PULLEYS,
BL.lIING, &C, and sunlry other small
Th,a property should attract the atten.
ton not only Of investors, but also OF
El.ck Manufacturers. as IT is said to
contain good brick clay.
pr TERMS OF sale will BIZ Cash.
SOL CuTCHlNS,t Trustee.
All. Chewing Co., Auctioneers.
81. D,-While the terms Of sale above
mentioned are cash. yst more liberal
TOMS may be arranged at the time OF
sale
jan 29-tds
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5 hereby certify that tho bond required
OF the special omnssloner&in tho above
styled suit has been duly given. 81 *
S5i ISIS IL u. IntJVAL4 ii
Clerk Corporation Court for city Of
Manchester, Va.
Jan 3l-4t " Glib 54
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maids 1t appear in Sundays paper. This
will be Tho first OF IL series OF public lee.
Will be Illustrated by d number Of fine
vicWs.
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BY r. M. yyCrtham & Co.,
4 Real Estate Agents and gAuctioneers,
IS North Ninth Street.

SALE AT AUCTION or
j NICE LOT IN HE TOWN OF
LAMB AVENUE, Bel WEEN ROBERTS
AMI HOME STREETS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co.

JAMES RIVER PAT LINE. I, I, 4
wEpSEspAY and FRIDAY az a A. TOT
Norfolk Portsmouth old ps,n dMIswp9r sd h .a
nsotinx At oid Point Tor WashlnStoa. Ba.insoss
and the North stats.sSoms, FsSssysa a 1os ~
e n,s Wharf. Fare only ti,s. and 4. 70 Norfolk,
Music BY Grand Grchest!ton. z, =. q,
AZ, Vv'4ss y" - - IRWIN WEI9GN R.
49, General M2u4Ssk, 81
n. A. RARsER. IT., ssfFssss1,
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~ ---.-I SUL.- CUTCIIINS,0 TFustee.
All. Chewing Co., Auctloneers. 1
mentioned are cash. yet more liberal
tcims may be arranged at the time OF
sale
jan 29-tds
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THIS property should. attract the atten-
ton not only Of investors, but also OF
Er.Gk Manufacturers, as 1t Is said to
contain good brick clay.
TERMS of sale will ba Cnsh.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
Lexington Letter.

Our town was saddened Saturday by
the deBth Of Mr. Robert Hilton, who
for the past twenty-seven years has
been superintendent Of SaXe-(Sotha
Mills. Mr Hilton was a man of noble
character aud has won the esteem and
love of not only the ones Of whom he
was in charge but the whole surroud-
ing country His funeral WIS one OF
the largest atteded ever witnessed at
this place, it seemed that all VINO
possibly could, came TO pay their i.st
respects to our dead friend aud high
~ honored cItizeu, Mr.. Hilton is sur
vived by Il wife ahd two small children
TO whom car heartfelt sympathies are
cXtend"d in their bereavement.
The young folks of our town are
eagerly waiting for Thursday, the day
appointed for Barres Picnic. This is
the ninth annual picnic at that place,
and it has has always been great sue
cess
Miss Pans MeetZe, accompanied by
Miss Atkinson of HaSood,S. C. is ex-
pected toreturn to-day from the sum-
mer school at Rock Hill.
Miss Meredith Muller, after success
fuiy completing course at Macfeat's
Business College, has come home to
spend few weeks.
Miss Emma B0llentine returned to
Cheraw with Miss Melton, who was
her guest for few days,
Mr. Henry Corley, our popular can
didatc for Sheriff, is confined to his
room with malaral fever.
Miss May Meetze visite | her mother in
Columb bia last week.
Our candidates will be out Of town
until saturday, there being i meeting
every day.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
Mr.. Darby Sick in North
Carolina.

The State of Monday contains the
following:
The Asheville Citizen of Saturday
contained the following, which will
shock the many friends here and thr-
ougli the state, Of Mr.. Frank X. Derby
formerly of this city aud Fort Motto,
bu. fer the past several years living
in Ashevlle.
"Y yesterday eyering at 6 O'Clock
while he sat talking with his wife,
Frank Il. Darb", manager of the Bat
tery Park hotel, WAS attacked by
str oke of paralysis, thought to have
been cansed by a hemorrhage of the
brain.
"Drs. Hillard, Meriwether and Laird
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
-nA.E NM rLANERs ANp FOOT RAcNRs.

BASE RAIL PLAYERS AND FOOT RACERS.
Louis j Cruger, eN-champion long
distance foot racer of Germany and
Holland. writes. oct. 21th. 1901 DIR
ing my iraim;ug of eight weeks, foot
races at Salt Lake City, in April last,
used Ballard's Snow Liniment To my
.rrate,t satisfaction Therefore,
highly recommend Snow lniment to
All who are troubled with SpralnS,
bruises or rheumatism. 25c, SOC, Sl.OO
bottle. Sold by O. ). Harris.