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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
BAG i ND HE ia lAMII1YY' .Ss
col " fO < Price one
stead, y B fought ~ . !. p rice.5

IsSsSsOFFLBY Z, ssI TAN OVER GoJNTY, A v1A., ],
Jam 9. Cool Water the old Price home
sstead. near Fork Chugc h J. has been bought
back into the family OF MI. Walter D.
Price of New York III Sst
Be fore the war, v vi der the mana cement
OF Its owner, III jpr r! u II. Price, Cool Nvsl-
fter wa 81 one OF thesS best farms in this
scot lon Originally t$s cor tain cd bout
nine hundred acres, 4 but after the war It
was su divided and sold 10 # and M y
Cirub g, OF "a Loud pun county ough E
the homestead with about wo 4 hundred
acres attached al II t. Is tn Is par t that m 4.
Price has fbou Ugh t..f Mr. Grubb Is not only
one Of the Sbes Z farme N butt one o G tho
best Sci tizens. SSi uri count q nd Il IA
greatly feared he may move out OF a IT,.
AT present he Is managing the farm d
Mr.. Price. who win Pvt many improve
Inients on M; 8
Mr. Il. e.! Hunt err also OF New Yorls.;
who bought NJ oreland has received
his first &car load 3of pure bred "A CORA
Igoatss{A though shipped from Iowa, hey
arrived without the loss OF one and ARE
getting \ on well. Mr. y Hunter bel feyes,
goats are h the things 10 n clean U p i dir
Igrown-up lands \ Mt the same time bring Z
Ing In "a han ONE return In wool and.
iii; The weather permitted much hunting;
this Christmas. i w tllSS the INCEPTION Of
deer ana turkeys, game i s scar &c; $S Il,ye an
1theSnegroes can't find The FOL hn re-
Work on the new tel ephone line is to be!
pushed to u com pletion wi tn the ginning
OF the new yea r "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
CONFERENCE.-THE
AME 1; | 5.
Country Seems t. be Letting Up
8of# tomatoes and Eating
\ 5aBs More ofs Cereals. 3sssS
Ri CORDS 4 Or 1 PAST !. Isl Y! FAB
Tomato II ck Viii Virginia ID: 1:oc-.
creased early One altf Big
I jump Hill CornS Par king. 85

(F'roni Our Regular Correspon ent) %SS8
yyAsH1NG ITO NJ u, CT, January ,----A tAt, Y
scording to figures Issued ~ the 10 ., epasr"t-
Sment &c Agricult nre. the tomato a pack "
ioff virginia ana West tirg MIA decreased SEQ
nearly half I'm - sos as conn pared With, the
preceding year. The two States had third r
place sin 1865 ana they dropped =, 70 \
six The pack for teo3 was 81, dl4 5cas ls
q two dozen tins zach, and Il, { 1904 tho
ttotalsnunlber Of tins of the same size wa g
only 1855, go Il IN the stat los. one dozen
gallon tins are cured as the equivalent ant
offthree dozen No. 8 tins, and three cases 81 !,
OF No. tins as sas oaual II two cases Sof
No. tins 55
Tho /. total number OF cases pa cked giiiii
the country last yeaa. was {, e6S, 803 which
was, II In round y numbers, mill on Il less
cases than were pa cked In 1902; and two!
million less n han IN 900 .sssaS Tho y q erage
pack OF the entire country for the past
sseve $nyears has been bou ,S37, 1920 cases es
OF two d oxen tins eacf. ~ Y III
Corn-P ac king Rec I'd.
S}B1 corn Sd ck ling virginia has apparently
bro zen al records ,$t though she is classed
with 3 Maryland Y In u; the stat istics. The
cases of two dozen tins each pa cked In
1901 were 2, 055, ich places M The two 70
states next the head Of the Il list. II Iowa
having nrats place .eee0, The pack
of Iafyland s and " rgi nia- IN VI 1903 was
only SIS, $50 cases. Az 53
The$ total pa OK Of TIL e5 United Statesgi
1903 was .691, GAG, while last he total
pack was "A ,162, $3.50 $685. M The country
appears to- baf letting up on to matoes ana
going to ating corn. s;i nv h S
rio value 9th corn raised In Virginia
las yea K was SCI. 81 3, 949. 7 he price per
{bushel aVara god II 80 cen s.s N The acreage
was S1, S4i,1 1913 n and n the total N number Of
bushels, 800. OH. ayera fs$ q 2
bushels pei a ere. sS n
S8S North Cnrolina,s corn crop for last year
was WORTH 25,237 1896 not II hundred tho,,-
sand d liars less than virginia's b. but the
8acreag 60 ofB N ort ha Carol Ina was 2, 81, BOZ.
while the ayerag yield was only IS, 9
bush per- acre. Blu I'll tho avera SO price,
] 81 corn ir, N ORTIZ Carolina was So cents,
ms against 80 In Virginia. The average
Syiold In Virginia was ii CHER than In any
3of y tho Southern States with the Scxcep-l
ton of Tennessee IS ~
Peanuts From a frica:
% send peanuts to the United d States
10 oks very much like sending Goals to
Newcastle, & hut Ill Consul General Skinner.
writing to the DepaTt ment OF Commerce.
and c Dor from Marsellles, say that
African peanuts received there have been
re-exported to II This s cou1l try. M The value
Of thcse export ring the fiscal year st
ending Juno cot III II sts WI lied
nuts, &l7, III nuts In the shell ], 654
SSE$ Tho consul report hat som EN- a m erlcan
year "a nd the al pearance Sof The frlcan
Mi = ssfvaa - crea ted ali o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

ms dies, MI III !; "a ere I t0ffmofi IN the
sood old "a d Dill ping into n he ditr,
glFL3IEl b 8
\ De6PENSA AIRY lA IS Cess
Vance County Wants Permission,
u Ia issue Bonds NJ

n ~ BpSciAl 70 Tbs TImss- Dl Apn tch ON
n HEN y ftR so MI G,, Jan u he Dts
'pefAAry has been n srand success, liay'. Y
Ing cleared, 6boVe ali oxpensess fifteen,
Thousand dollars ior oyer,fId,i rlns the press
lcnt year. Tho q tiseYia OF Nv an &c cotitity
met at the co1r thotise on he - III Instant
for he purpose q X 81 tsslng the tsti beet,
of Improving publit ron ds b. II II ,ss
& resolution W M ofHered to pet u ton tho
Leg slhture{ for tho count o Issue bonds
amounting Mo- rs 40 for he 3 bt pose (of5
Improving the public hiSfl WAYS W
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PICKETT 6 AMP p!
Officers for Next Six M 'o:'l';'A1s'
Elected and Installed

The flowing were Z l ~ ~ -
serve fort term Of sig i1ontns
m astat its regular held II its
e 1commander lliyan ], u I leu
tenant Y I, !, a.
;1.os1 ar. miro 8 az leu tenant Commander,
az =. jutant Robert AZ Mort herm
Quart rnHast er, j.. B. Angl g; 81 CommisaLry,
q thinner: 4 ll SEM { ,.a
.ton: Chaplaips, o. Chapman F. Win y
ston. REV. ii, othcerS Of TIE
3 Tsas ] 4 %. owen; Nlcer tho Gaurd.
IS Bearer. ,; H y; smiith;
THE officers were dul install ledg by Past
Master p. 81 Gibbs. q tier which under Il;
Tia Thoad or 6 ODD Eofs the Camp. the aud
iielice was entertained witt music by MISS
IA rleton. las az de and the Misses Pet
Ii way, Snn ID Miss Ford "a forded muchtmir't
nv MN tSrecitatl ions. III s@
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/ 81 otel M en- &, N eet B i o-da y..5

sS. The second \! annual u conVenHo on OF The
Virginia Hotel FAssocia ton WI GIN ut
Che ] EMERSON Hotel at 10 A. NJ to day,
nj til a second session "A at 9 z. Fl NJ he
member OF the 5conve ton and thelr wives
have been inyi ted to- dim g + Muir phy,sj
Hotel his evening at 81 and will here
after attend the Bljous Theatr as q, body. y
Afterwards 4 tho annual banquet will be-
had at no j rerson B reak fast Ha tai the
Lexng ton, wit tn carriage drives and sight,
seeing, vii consume lnu CHI of ednesday.38E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Rlc X MoNp, FIRE De ri cksRU Ra S AND
n POTOMAC RAlLR DAD cO,u,I5viAsH.
81, & INGTON 8SouT HE r N \ RIA =, fsSi
Ssib5 j{StNVAYH COMPANY a2 q

TX VI II "a gSii s Office. 5g8
j Effective January II TIL 1905. &c und trip
tickets will he sold as fol ows
Between Richmond and "a Washing ton.
limit two days In add ion to date OF
sale no stop,oYer, s. V 195s y M AZ #
/. between sR ichmond and M Yashington,,s
limit five days, In addition to date OF
sale. Istop-oyers at Fred er!cksburg and
Alexandria within limit, So 90. sts 4 EI3'55
\ Between Richmond and AS bland, limited
two days, ii add ton to date Of sale, 75c,S
b Between r. iehmond and Free ericksb burg,
limited two days. IN addition 70 date gof
3 VS netween other stations on he Richmond.
Frederlc kshurg and I'ot omao Railroad and
Washingt on IA Southern Raj lWay, u round
trim tickets will he sold at 5 cents perI
milo one way distance, 81 lmi ted two days,
IN addition to date Of sale no stop-overs.
4 The onn way RAJ es between Byrd Street
station ana all stations on aboYe roads
at 8 cents per mile VIII be APPLIED to{and
from Elba. I'LL S. a 8, 5iSs Is q ~
and from Ella, MI u he ac copied for pass
sage Ia and from BYRD street Station VI
EIIffectiye January lot 1S0'as, II fty trip
family tickets will be. sold between n Ich-
mond and Ashland lat 81 ., 90 i linltt ted one
an a ". 4 II. TAYI10R, VI y
S. 4 i TRAFFIC MANAGER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Shot at Coal Thief.

W. Mr., D. q. q Floyd, employed mt "a NJ
coal yard en- NORTH s se4 fbe
"a I'd Snbout s o. oloc II ast nj gl t, He fired
4. shotgunfa him and sthougl 7. he struck
the Intruder ana went the First Poltcef
station, where he allrrendered. hll ~
aver, and 4 Mr., Tloyd was rcc ogll zed for
his appearance ~ hon eedesl Is p, r,Sst sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Big Bankruptcy Case

Special u Is The Tim Dlspatch.) SS Ss$
EG8 GREENSBORO.SN. 81 G, Gu j AN. - Petit ton
I'm inVoluntary ba nkrupt ~ was NJ ed be-
fore United State Jld ge Boyd here this
Bros large fwhp esal q ant re tall Fmer.
chan III, Of Concord. H. Cole Rsee! and Gold
Eli III d, G., NJ
iabilit ties Swerc stated To- be one .hu Il
\ dred and & III ~ thousand III dol lar s. Al with
Fusseta o tS one hundred thousand. Y sss
Ss 4, 81 Dr. AIanIB, vi b fs$ Concord. was named
receiver pending moving to- show ca use.
Set for Ja n,iary II \ nd filed bond .$s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
.Elec tors 81 y etEMonday,I.

sa Tho twelve Democrat tic ectoIs for the
State q Vlrginia,:. q cct ted oven Der 8,
and 70 through tha formto { Casting Wiz.
Sginla' Twelve r o. ectoral ssvo tes Il for Alton
g. Parker and Henry g. Davis
rotary OF tho Gommo Sprob
labl DO selecte ed as fliessen ger to convey
the resul officta " to- Co hg rcss.ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

WI Win sell Ut our arsroon1s, NJ, tsee
Main Greet ia 81 (TIesday)J AN sl |.
5ttARHt Sdy oot11 t11encitg at IL. no M.
very handaone Rosewood ParlorB suit "
: Pieces. slls ha No. carvsd e1st =, ooo; Il
q COY WITH I'aa ma Back ana very
Ci,ambsrf lyit' ith plata 9 iass 1e posr.
Wardrobe, !, 70 u ten 81. Antiuie a Brass Y
TABLE, Mahogany Beds. Maho Sanyi Chest
&c Drawers ana Scare sia sofas s,tiiss;s.
Tabs etc. 81 et u r viii Il lso sell a general
linegf Iioll5sheld !roi
robes, i Oak T ypewr tiers Desk n rs Office
ling Chairs, Oak 1seyoly s Book
Stand, Hat r aclcs, sic eboar d., Extension
ITa bles, Chairs. Il ockers. Folding Beds.
Odd Bureaus Wash e stands Heating and
gets, Carpets. 1sugs Mat res sos etc. IA etc.
Parties In need Of Furniture should Ut
must be sold. \ NJ Tho ladies' IRE most res
specially INVITED e at tend e, .15Sst
Al Geo. III. Val entire Alictl one1r. 2 81 W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Receivers Appointed.

RJudgol n Ecdmund! 9VVAdd NJ j n, n 4tthei
United States District Court yesterday,
appointed q. ~, Barrel tt and NJ. j !. I,;lw-,
In the case of Al NJ .5 Law
gagged inst the bar and res taurant business
on Broad s treet.s aRd filed Is peti tlon In
Ebahkruptcy aturda y, I. The receivers have
mot yet qua fled, IN NJ 34s- Il g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
s X, u. Over bySsVVago on, 4

M MI. ArthurlE Sharp sof N No !!EW GFoVeI
Avenue, while riding Fran IN strees
~ dock was run into by g. coal wa gen.,
;TIe was brown from lis horse and run
over 81 the Wag orl,4 q I'D !. was nal nfully
bruised about tlles legH. 4 g was reA!ea
tx 4 his home, where no was report ted Us
resting quietly last nj CHI. s N il3iSi VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Traffic Was i: DELAYED.

Traffic over the IL Sea board Air Line
south of this ty. was ii aged for 10 few
Hours Sunday by the break IKE Of rnck
under the en- 81 train SO. dus3 here a =
traffic was q soon resumed No injuries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Run Over by a Horse

Young Emory Train. OF, N 81 1927 ~, Fest
Grace Street. was un over by q u horse
'terday a fternoorl.S He was slderablyi
bruised igald n was n to ken to St 1uke's 8.
,Afterwar I'd no was carried to his home.
where he was reported as doing well last
nigh t.
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Rich-Hall.

ytis39 (spec ial to The Times Dispntch3 W.
lsBEAWER5 dan Y Al an, K, ,--- mes
Rich and Miss Ivy Hal no n or III noVer
3wernS married onsthei 18th Of December by
the Rev, HI c. V G regory,e OF the Methodist,
Church. The groom Is o. rosperous young
business ma 5}
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Bate Will Succeed n Himself.

lNAsHVILI4ES FL TIlN Nh ] an ar epubT.
licans OF the Sta e 1 70 ature In Joint
caucus to-day nominated Hon, Wa ter
~ Brown low, repro nta Ave in ongress
for the First District, MS their ca nd date
for tho United States Soma tprahip, 1l,a
Legislature lis oYerWh el Uni linz " Demo Ito
and senato W lam 81 pa To- W " sue
coed himsel 4, st y E iSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
sPE q IAL$ TRAIN S. e Ia Alto AsHLANp,
VI AN UARY 81 NJ q IN, 9OB n y;

nv Account Of Grand OPerass Mt the Acad-
envy Of Music, q I2ic hmond, 4 the i Richmond.
fredericksburg and otonnc Railroad
Will operate special trains, I leaSIng I'll ba
l1:45 II. M n Frid ay and I Sa turday, Janu-
airy 9Th and 18th, for "A shland and inter-
mediate sta Ions. Round I TIL p sra to, ASH
sale January 9th and s7th,9 limit two days.
Including date OF sale. IA a tickets, In
Guiding commutatIonSca card and book tick
sets. will be honored on these trains as
usual without add! tlonal Char go. IS
Sc igst llI si3l N w, Fl trAYLOR
.s s}st3i N Sc R5S Traffic M ma ger, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

Death Of John F y aaterbac
r Mn. John IT, IAuterbaols 4. died / Monday
morning at 1, O'clock at Brook Street on
Miller 81 field, 81 fl enrl co count y,s Ile was
sxty-three years Of age. Il. I, i, !. /.
N rho funeral will take place at 5 ~, NJ \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Mashed His Finger, AZ

shipIsyards s, caught his fing Il in q piece Of
ma chinery I. yester lay al teEno ION. about 8
4 clock, and had TO be attended by Drs,
Mercer and Leonard " IeWas MA de cons
fOrta BILE, vi y 5. lSes3 hE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
"a B y Aug,tstine Royal 4 Co, Il NH
X Real Irstat 10 q agents and 5Atit ioneers,
Qfflcfa No o. Hui n 81. MAilc hestar VA


sA ucTToN. SALE 8 ~ ONE . THE
q q MO ST. ELL 1BLE s4tA ND AT RAG
TIVE $PIDCDS q II Subj RBANsPRO Dps
{ERTYB.SA ADJOINING 4G. .I,O REST II LII
PARK, ,,S1NI CEESTER Fl cLpE COUNTY,
lVAssa CONTAINrNC3s42 E b3-10 n&ACR RES, ON
TUESDAY. 1 IA ftATaYSSi i Sd. 3 n 005 q II N
'FRONT.' or &TITE &COURTHOu II, s;A5SS ] N
iI,III1 CITY OF MA NCId1ls gR, " n. ',5 4!
- CLOCK NJ II AZ ss
ii b y the direction sof \ III 3. owiicra "a nom
iresident) Eve will 4 sell, at publicGauctionS
that highly va tuable tract Of land & lying
west ot Forest y y fronting
on James River. obtaining 42 53-100 acres.
This property NJ II S beat ted
and would make a. lUvelyf subj IN home.
~ s Southern Rail way runs thron gh this
property. and having 8r} large frontage on
james RI YER n axes 1T Hight ~ desi Fable
for manufacturing purpo Doses. I tS prox-
limit vi TO he park q nd 4 also q * tho 4 cell
tebrated Ii thlaS Spri n gsS sho uld make 1T q
very attractive slte for a. sun nerS resort.
being! 80 neat; the les soff r edmond and
Marchest or y59 lf
plat HIS pro can seen a 4
particulars call toS SEQ them. II si$
#i8 TERMS XXX One-t third cash balance ut
one and two years. II securedS by trust deed.
1 Perhaps more lheral terms may be given
s's5 N y oYALI s
ctioneers
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q u "A. Post Organized.

Fla @ lSpec lal % Tie Tlmos,D lspatch. y15 56
sI2AIsI,y q n \. All, Marsh,
State secretary D fIthell Travellers, Proteo--
two Yassocintion, lied Post p satur-l
day light, with " hirty7h i've members.
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.L,alrIg SOC < AZ Prices J
! WHlCH DEF e o n PETITION
HeSk American e1ranulated Suuar, - n

Best Amsrlean cran,ilsted sugar, "a Il !,
iFSssh Country, Z pgs,S doset, !. N &. .S7o
Dressed S r nrkeys q po0n I'D. 4. !. y. .1eo
Sour 81 les, gallon a. . goo
Fresh Z vi cofned n ans pound .t.eeos
.args irtsh 1 e
Frsnoh card pound B. \. 4. . IS. 60
Nsw virSinia Huekwheat, lbs /. 2Do5
: New Botsless Goldfish ID ID e. /, $50
Imported aoaron Ard snap GHETTO, u I: &C.
Whole sweet Pickle, quart III. 4. u. 100
5Mountaln Buttsr, lbs Tor 4. q. $50
New horitry ana FITS. 2 lbs for 90
Va Comb Honey, e lbs 4. 2so
tsest Il aroltna Zoe, poun . 90
Lar1s Juicy Letnof dog .1so
Early June e,sas oaf, 4; ~
shredded coeoanut, pound .....121eo
New r led Oats. law oye, packs ~ ~ 90
Canned rtatoeS u. !. u %
Beans o. q aok g ysd Peas, quart n. 60
Bests G lty Meat, per PIX. 17c., Or bush I. $50
esst Cream Q hssss, e pounds for eoe
canred Il ON stoss large cars for Egg y 4
Try our silver x nJ iinnesot r. atert "
h lour $780, or barrel q. !. s. 4. 90
Blackberry Or 9 ataWba e Inc, qu art. 100
Ginger Snap . or Soda G <ers, ID $50
Salt Pork, per pound y. L. 4. !, 90
Best Canned Salmon. j. I. J. go
Black Enan,eIe stove e llsh, box ..s.s. 90
Fresh 81 lopna Sausage, y pound !. !. .....7e
e arly June Peat ec.j Or! 8 cans for goo
Canned Corn. a Tor ~ =. V. XIII. ESQ
puffy's M az vhlskey, per bottle. e y 4
S uLLMAn'S SON.
iMaln.str rect stores, 1870. 1899 \ East Main
s street & M arshaiI- Street store, 500 q.
81 NJ AK 3S MarshaJl Street. VI ilS
phonSa at $our TWO Stores.
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Senator M artin8Herc.'

d tSenat Thomas s., Martin was in he
city Sunday or, his wa y back to slling-
ton. a fter spending the holidays u n this
city. Hesmet g lllbcr Sof his friends in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
S5 !S BY III, Il. Il u III p enno iii III
Real Estate y nc lone ers. 3s93
HIGH CONsTABLE's sALll.T

3f5 VIII sell at public auction, On TUES
DAY, tho 80 day . nuarY, 1906, saintS.11
io'o loolx N. v, at 1906 ISast franklin
Street, tho followt ne pr opert,y ssntisfy
writs3 4 t,a1, It Bureaus,
Rashs tnnd III, ges h yyardrol hes. s Iron
Beds leads Al tresse ia bles, Show
Stove Side I'd Isl tchen Tables,
lot Of Crockery, S2 M rrors, REFRIGERATOR.
Awning and Frame hltsa Press, Clock,
lotsof Chairs. g Organs Curtain u to- etc
TERMS: Cash
d. g. 5GARRIS SON I, IT. g. q. r. IA
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SALES Future Days,
VI tit#33R y Pol lard e. Hngby,SA5s f
K Re.lls Estate SAuctloneers. n

SC,& CURT SALE Il lib III s$Au cTIo or
- IL r 70 u lsaF ID I5S IRABIlN BRICK
@ SOUTHEAS ST. CORNER
lOFgVI1NABLD ANDGI WIINrY-TOu RTTI
s(ORa PrNIS) STREETS. siXI1RYsATTRAC-
YDaHOAIES8OR3G GOD lNYEls'rMDNT
PROPERTY II KNOWN IA g ~ N OS. as'52400,
442240s AND 2403 Ia EVE;NABI.E6 SIT REEyI.
e Iii execution OF a decree o. tho X han
Gerry Court OF the city OF n ohmond en-
tered sDccembe rIg l904 "A n ultSS0 4 M. 81,
ELcldyi OF lis 8Ys. y Mary 70. FIarwood al ais
EIs Will Il sell , subject to- confirmation by
THU RsDAY. ,JANuA {, 1906; IL Il
I at so' ock III. M. ne IL hove nlentlonod
desirable ig dwellings. con taining els hit
5room 8 each Y The yf nro we'll arranged and
Yin8 good order, Nj Tho lots have q N Joint
frontage OF 81 feet, by depth OF l12s ia
feet, more or loss. to a Icy. Tho property
will be offered, separat ely and then as ss
Al BRAIs. one.fourth cash. residue \ in
three equal Inst alrnents a t Q, IL and 1S
months, credit payments X to BIO evidenced
5by, notes wit III interest dded from day
Sof sale, and secured BY a. trust decd on Tho
property, or all cash ut opt Ion Of pur-i
+. 1s'p's Va sol. Il, BIO oAIRERG Y s58
53f AZ q Special Commissioner, Isl
ii The bond required by le a boYa decree
hos been pee duly s'SGSaa.A s ., sAvlhI IL.
gS dcc a1-tds d, "a tx 5Sf Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

nj Church Hill Branch, 5fs
The Church III III Bran CHI. ~. G. Al VIII
hold an lnlporta mt rnee tng at Its home
No. f26O6 n, East Frank n q Street, his
afternoon at 4 q clock. n, *
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II VIII sell TFIES DAYSa 10 $50 AZ: M z at
myj2svarerooms, IA W. Broad, w 3 III OAK
Chamber Sui ts " TIL Ward robes Il 2 kParlor.
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University of Virginia.
 Charlottesville, Va. D. PAR rMENT OF ENGINEERING.

Four year courses leading to degrees in Civil. Mechanical, Electrical and Mining Engineering. Method of instruction by lecture and recitation, oral and written examination, and practical exercises in shop and field. drawing room and lab oratory. Fully equipped Shops; labora- tories of Applied Mechanics, Electrical Engineering, Physics and Chemistry. Museums of Industrial Chemistry and Geology. Faculty of fifteen professors and instructors. For catalogues and in- formation, address,
 HOWARD WINSTON, Registrar.
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SCHOOL BOARD TO
 MEET NEXT WEEK
WILL PROBABLY CONSIDER PRO. POSED ADDITIONS TO THE COL CRED SCHOOLS AND HEAR RE. PORTS.

Ensley. July 7.-(Special) )-The Board of Education will meet next Monday night for the purpose of transacting some important business relative to the extension of the school facilities. The officers of the board will also submit their annual reports.
 It is probable that the board will take some action relative to enlarging one or two of the school buildings
 Personal and General.
 MT. F. K. Vann of New Orleans is in the city visiting friends.
 MT. and Mrs. F. D. McArthur are visit ing in Pensacola.
 Miss Etta Donelson is visiting rela- tives in Montgomery.
 MT. Oscie c. Smith, prominent busi- ness man of West Point was in Ensley yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. Echols and Miss Pauline left today for Chicago.
 MT. A. w IIolstun, editor of the La Fayette Sun. stopped in Ensley today on the way home from trip in the west
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-08
ENSLEY CHURCHES.
pr. Read Returns From Vacation.
 Services at All Churches Sunday.

Ensley, Juluy 7.-(Special)-The Rev. Dr. G. W. Read, pastor of the First Methodist church, has returned from several days trip in the west and will occupy his pulpit at both the morning and evening services Sunday. Dr. Read will probably be greeted by large congrega- tions.
 The Rev. J. w. Orr, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will preach at the morning and evening services Sunday.
 At the St. Johns church the Rev. J. J. D. Hall will conduct the regular services Sunday.
 The Rev. J. H. Longcrier. pastor of the First Baptist church, will preach at both services Sunday. At the St. Anthonys church the Rev. Father Doyle will conduct the usual ser- vices Sunday.
 The Rev. Dr. Reagor. pastor of the First Christian church, will preach as usual Sunday.