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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12

Miss Wilhide will do sewing for
ladies and children at the residence O E
Mr.. John Koehler, on Walnut street,
rear Episcopal Church. 34-2t.
Chief of Police Frank Mundy reports
five drunks in east ward lookup, Sun
day last. If half of the reports are
true, East Ward must be wide open
on the Sabbath. Cut out few licenses.
Mr.. Court, and then see if matters do
not improve.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12

A West Creeker wants to know
why Boss Hockley's ring did not
rush up their way and place an
iron span over the sluice hole Jake
Andrews blew out few days ago.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12
Latest Popular MUSIC.

Miss May Gould, teacher of piano
forte, has received a full line of the lat
est and most popular sheet music. All
the popular airs. Prices reasonable.
Hi-tf
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12

Cow For SALE.-A good milch COW
for sale at bargain. Apply to F. ].
Lewis, R. F. D., Emporium, Pa. 2t,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12

ii. E. spangler, of Sc. Marys, has
charge of j. B. Bedard's tailoring es-
tablishment at this place.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12
Bankers National Convention.

Mr.. T. B. Lloyd, Cashier, and Mr.,
Jos. Kaye, one of the Directors of First
National Bank, Emporium, left Mon
day evening for Washington, to attend
the Bankers National Convention.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12
NOTES OF INTEREST,"

FOR SALE CHEAP-A property on
Spring street. Apply at this Office.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12

A fire in @. B. Howard & Co.'S lumber
yard' at Westboro, Wis, last Friday,
destroyed considerable lumber.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12

Home grown celery to sell; fresh
right out of the ground.
53tf Fl. w. GRAHAM.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12

The many Democratic friends ol
George Minard and Robert b.
Warner will show their disgust
for ring tactics i'm stealing their
Gibson delegates.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12
AIx ISII

BACKUS-GoODALL.- A. Emporium. Pa, oct
fth, 1904 b. M. VI, LaFrHbrr, J. T. MH.
tuAHLEa A, HAcKpz aud Miss IrssT Gouu-
#lr. aiI ui Emporium.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12

The Apollo G!ee and Minstrel Club
will hold the boards at Teachers Insti
tute, Nov. 2d. It will be- something
new and attractive.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12
Girl Wanted.
Chicken and Waffle Sumner.

A competent girl wanted to do general house
work Apply at residence of E. G. Coleman.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12

DIR. Lincoln Hulley, recently of Penu-
sylvania, reports that the John B. Stet-
son University, named for q Pennsyl-
vania philanthropist, and located in
DeLand, Fla, has opened with the
following increase over last year: The
College of Liberal Arts an increase of
26 per cent; The College of Law an in
crease of So per cent; The College of
Technology an increase of 81 per cent;
The Business College an increase of
7 per cent; The Academy an increase
of II per cent; The Normal School an
increase of per cent; The Model
School an increase of 9 per cent; The
Music School an increase of 58 per
cent.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12
Wanied Quick

Second cook, laundry woman, pastry
cook aud dish washer at New Warner
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-10-12

Business men of Delevan, ILL.,, pay
the drayman $40 a month to furnish
the names of people who receive goods
from mail order houses, and they are
refused local credit no matter how
good their financial standing may be.
When they have butter or eggs to sell
they are told to send them to Chicago.
The town is being put on cash basis.
Ex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
PREFERS JAIL TO
CARE This l|vl|.F |: I.
Nv. Pitts Refused to Give
. Bond and Goes to
Prison. Ne. I,
! tpy Assoclated press.l.

9a N ORIG LIS. u "a # January . II w.
Fits, carpenter, was arralgned q In he
Corporation Court to-day 4 on II a charge
Of failing to support his wife, Mrs Alice
Pitts,t and their three cluldren.is355A bond
or 500 was, required tits and to pay
4 50 alsweek ,forEhis f,lmlly's support, Upon
being asked whether he could give that
amount Of bond he replied: No ! Won Z
give bond l prefer To- 30 to jail Pitts
was thereupnn committed l,iisssss
From the evidence IL appears tina Il Pitts
mad been working at Coinjock, II n e.
during the months OF May, June and part
of July last while his wfeallyed in Nor
folk. His earnings We're from 81, 30 to
IS per week. and Ehe regularly sen 50
"a week to his wife. n August PITTS = Is
alleges his wife went to live With her
brother, Mr.. John eaton, in Butte Street,
extended, and when lie came. to Norfolk
ia sec her, he was COOL received at he
house Once. when he went to see his
children, 1t Is said Mrs. Pitts refused
10 lot him see them because they We're
asleep, a5 ~ &. Ii as I. I'll e
Pitts declares that ho tried 70 induce
his wife to so to live with him IN North
Carolina. but she refused TO leave n Or
folk. Then 1t WI SHAT Pitts diseonl--
Rtin,ed sending part Of his weekly earns
5lngs to his family, 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

4 No accident MARRIED 10 fine run With
the Deep Run hounds on ycsterday. de-
2splln cold brisk winds, IL large ana en-
sthuslustlc field met the MUSTER Mn
13cnttc. Mt the Kennels. rilc meet lad
been liked forsth Reservoir, but nB hunt
servant stationed there sent all riders on
to tho club-house Il \ 81 y,
II, tile absence or Nj, George Cole Scott.
the master hunted his hounds,
WITHIN Csirydonf IIobson and Mi. Otto
Noting whipping in. N ~ II 81 III
y Eight 8 couple Of English hounds ind
two couple%of the old American hounds
were tiikcnnelcd and taken On to lie
quarry field, when they soon found ana
went away towards Lakeside to u check
a8 Hounds were e q gain taken 5 on and
thrown iii i Warwick s. where hey led
the field ~ y fast pace 70 cross hills and
meadows, through woods and y checked
near Blantons Bridge ~. l,$ ~
INV a Brook Fields hounds again Found
and ran into the8 club house field we'll
packed and going a9fearfnlly quick clip.
The English hounds gave the members
tof5 I'll he hunt Il great surprise. I T had
been said that they were slower than
lliS
5getherr for the first time on i yesterday.
5thesncw$ imnortation sifnply: ran away
from the natives. ~ u. 55555s Xxi
Mr.. Beattie Surprised.
Il Mr. Iseattie, \ in speaking or the runs
said that he had never been 50 sur
5prised IN ali his life. had no idea hat
they could go away 50 fast. said he, iE.ess
5pccially. In "a high wind and over very
sticky ground 's'gS tSs e "
~ Among those whoSrodc well UP were:
The master, Mr. II. G. EHeattie, on Deep
Run; Mr.. Otto Noting; Mr.. corydon
5lIobson, on F'ritz.,;;3 Mr.. and Mrs. 4Ali-
drew II. Christian. II um jax und
3n".Gloras': Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scot ol,
5"Bluc Ridge, Il and .iIxchange'l: Miss
SHELTON on AL hunter belonging e Z.
Csborne,; Of Gordonsyllleisl Mr.. George
seay. Oh spinister'ss; NJ ~ nder--
son: Mr. Ormond = Dung, on y Red Has
son",;; ~ Tr.3 ling ton, M r. y sydney ford,
Mr. Mcdonald. Mr. b lanchard Forbes,
and Dr., y 5A. te. on ~ ecoc 5S
S3slAfter6t The drag the following ladies re-
,celyed IA the club-honse: Mrs. A.& 81 Btl-
ford, tSMrs.sJ ohm ~. Harrison Mrs. 8xA \. u.
Wexford, Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mrs g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
IHEAvY0f''|N[|.N N.
..A.lEXA.N'DR|l|A||.C|:0..
Two Thousand Dollars and
5 III Thirty Days, If
jail. iii
TART REPLIES IN COURT .. VI /

/.


Si3ssS Especial 10 ,rhc 1rimcs-D ispat cli.) f2
l IA LENA N I5Ri Al VA, Jam .--A term
or$thlrty days in Jail, added by tlieico'unri't;
to Il verdict or tic jury INJECTING As line
ors s2, was thckpunshi which :N "a g
announced today III the case Of Louis Is
Murdoch, Indicted for selling liquo VII u
y out e. q license al 81. AsaDh, III the Cir
&cuit court for Alexandria county ~ dsc,
N q rs ~ Nlco presiding. The verdict was
rendered after TIC Jurymen2 had spent. tie
entirestfllghtsin their room. a bout 70
o'clock last night they announced their ilI
failure Ito agree and j Judge 5S n col NJ Or
dcrcd sllic sheriff 10 take#thcmS In charge
@until thiss morning IN When called sto-d Y
they had their II recment already pre- pre-.
pared ID rl,c lengthy cas- proved so "
$bat,leSiyhlcll was con tested by co'lil 4,
inportnncG II derived from It's conneeti :
With tic cruande " Common veal " N
Attorney A1aekey gainst leg 60, gtirhlp IND
Giirg ut ST. sAsapll.3&43SSi3 n. lf \
4 Tile same lawyers who have been h, q
Tending . III. 1iill and Aot hers,
with gambling at! 81. Asapf 4 ppsearSen
sin@FtIefcnsa OF Murdoch. 81 " hen ! he yef-r
Ii tjict wns Announced counsel q for the ii do
fcnsu moved sto set I aside on the ground
q 1I,n 4thc8fIne I'M posed was cesslYe AT
turlleyR Burkeaassdr the belief thut nc
&i,,ro,.s had been Influenced by passion or
d I,rctiidicc.s und that tfeir8mirds had been
\ if1dumcl Blythe speech of the Com mo
$,realtIs Attorney II Ic said he rcga rded
II ttn verdict as phenomenal, and his ass q
%Sclntc, Attorney Carlln. declared that i ile
lad never seen such a verdict drawn y, ~
& d layintlli y. 55. Z. !. Z Il
This bid gfairstopro d sensa Y O, "
e court n for. Judge Eicol at once demanded
10 + Know what tic counsel meant ana
II C.omnonwealth's& Attorney MAckey@ ch mn Il
$ncterlZcd their statements as q nSlflsuIlt8lo
the fury. Judge Nicol declared y that ;it
8stI,eS tlIry} lid been approached Improperly
a8he would certainly The offender ~
Efii III 10 ma ter Wit, lie VAS l,he incdeilt
II Tas settled rs, the dcnIal of Air.8 l, i
an Mr. Burke that they meant 70 IMPLY
N hniss III Jury had been tiiltlpcred WI ll.4
S3 Another successful move n Adc ). he
Commemorative ttorney In 60 cur vi W.
ia ya IVA tic application for thes appolI,i5s-
mem 81 J f.. Supp lee IA specia ustiee
~ * II effersun
warrants alread y drawn Elg "a inst certain
alleged pronloters Of The ST. nh rocins
#wilI have Eto lie tried. The al toriie mace
x i,Is ;,ppIica tom on the ground OF Iliipilc
4 necessity, whicl, was Gee nted th u
court. There were already three Justices
& of tho peace In that distr g VIC jules
set5next sTuesday for the hearing ol Il
Incrlt cli tho tdenurrcrS3 10 indictments
rhnrgirlg 10 Ohm NJ. laCf1arles =
IA mo and Lewis I'arBen ~ SCI ~
N ~ canning tablc at IS 4, Asa ne Sd Y,
M, ;Irrers are not sustained ne ciises WI ~
lie forthwith opened. i- ieee ggf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Bland Says Montague.
Hon. George G. Bland, member of the
He HAD FAITH,
And lt Was Justified.


.,Jn reply 70 your letter OF recent date,
VIII say that Tam cured as sound as q
dollar. ,Isssed about three Of the fifty
con ia cknges. II was going " Wrlle 3lyo1u,
but was holding. up to see II the plli !,
would give me amy further trouble. i$l 'se4
no signs OF the piles and believe 4 am Y "
cured entirely, I had fnitll N Pytamlfi
pile Cure ut the start and stuck riG'l !
Ia the treatment, You can re fer 9 yone
10 me You like. I can soon tell Whit
Pyramid Pile Cure has done foiSnle.4 " L
Ing YOU much success. | romain, j. 81
3I<Inkuid y manager, for Fleischman and
Company, agencyFilt <noXvllle IN Tenn
"A 1T is "a We'll recognized fact That ~,
best advertising an article can have, IS
tlult which Is known rs word OF mouth
this rlghtfully carries more weight lllu 9
ali the claims which can be set forth, ! I
follows that Mr. llinkuld, With his WIDE
acquaintance, will largely promote tise
81 10 and use OF Pyranlid l'lla @'lre beciluscr--
and here is the vital polnt-he KNOW
whereof he speaks. and hol Only haVor
Gates It's Sllse, but does SO Win enthllsi-
,isni; this Is not 10 berwotidered az, ma
Yin8 point OF fact can anyone, after read
Ing his letter, doubt that thl y 4 felle q
cnres9
Il Pyramid Pile Cure Is sold bY druggists
.forlthe Low price of n fty4 cents Y, pack
age; 1T is In. sllppositorS form, is applied
directly tn the parts affected, and fiipfs
Its work quickly aud IAinlessl y 4 there y
no other remedy I, Just rs good e u &
"A little hook describing the causes ami
cure OF piles Is published !. by Pyramid
Drug Company, Marshall, Mich, and VIII
be sent free to any address 10Y ths 1SxT
ing, fs', esfS 80 * p Bt. {335s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
DEATH ENDS ROMANCE.
e.. M. Beard Leaves Bride Of Few Few
25I ave With w HON II e Eloped.

Especial to he Times )ispatc "
NEWPORT h n EN- !! Y y IL.
l,r,c md q 81 George NJ Beard, the young
sywatn hman who was drowned OF tho gattee
I, dry dock No. y al the ship l last
night, was recovered to-day The drown.
ing q beard ends pre- y =
DAYS a 20 he clipped wit ~ Young girl 8,
5I.vnch burg, went 10 N ortiz Ca roll ma anu
Wig married The pair came Z here at i q
several days ago Tho groom, secured clll-
3nloyn,ent at the slip yards. ID
THE bereaved wife. who Ind been ~ Y o.
"a few days, was Informed OF iler. 4 nus ~; !
bands death by q iryslcialn ~ -
bod Z viii be shipped 10 IlSnchburg.sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
il. ELECTORS ( HER ..
.Barksdale and Halsey Arrive n
Vote for Judge Parker. .5s

u i d J. i t. Z
Two Of the electors for Virginia arr
rived In the city last night and arc ready
TO Gust their votes for Parker and Davis
Tomorrow. tst. Il S}ss 5Bs
35 One rs former Senator Don = s iialsey,
az Lyrchburs, and the other Senator3NY,
IL. Barksdule,Fo Halifax. Senator Iaarks-
dale did not lose much time talking ma
Etonal poll tics TO state his position with
reference to State tters, I'LL Sd
Il Will decide withlnsa Week, he SAID
whether or not VIII be "a fa g., s,a.S
I'd do, II L determine to he q candidate
Il will make a warm for Somebody
VAT wll5not depend, 2 said the senate
siupon stenographers q nd typewriittters 70
conduct my campaign should defer
EmneEto run, but II shall make a ca nYass
III he entire State and shake hands viii
The people and Tell them whore stand. Y
@f Senator Barksdale Will he5 IN ne Guy
for several ttily VS. d S 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
MR.. REED TO RUN,
Will Most Likely Succeed Mr. Mr..
Ainslie on the Police Board

Ainslie on the Police Board
The friends OF Mr.. lillian IT, Reed
have prevailed opon him to allow ms
name to 5be considered for$tlle poslltion o.
police commIssoner,9nlu nude vacant by5t
resignation or Mr.. George Alnslle,. ;;.5
Mr. Reed is "a member Of the board OF
directors Of the Chamber of Commleplr rec
d member Of the Tobacco Association and
chairman of animportantSco nlmlt 8. %
the n. r. AZ. IIe attends the meetings
regularly of5nll these organ zateonlNs and
lis actively Interested inRali matters per-
Etaining to the interests Of the city. II !.
lie lis the vice-president and general
manager of the Larus Bros. Company,
having risen by his energy. intelligence
and honesty to the, position II
h Mr.. Reed Is n &mnn of staunch INTEGRITY
and Of the highest principles and Il
elected to the position or police commits
|, sioner,3 his friends say he can be relied
upon to act for the good of tho city,
ifearlessly md justly atSall times. 5St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
5o|dWhgIgyg|I Civilization 1 ! III ]
Differentiated

IS Pfon8a small beginning III the
simplestsform, Cuticura Remedies
#l,avetbecome. the greatest curatives.
81 their time, and, 3inafnct Of all
time, for nowhere in the history
Of medicine is to be found another
approaching them IL popularity
&andssale.
#S Ii every CLINE and with every
people Cutictlra S cap, Ointment
and Pills have srret;Wltha same,
reception. 5IiIeys have conquered
the world. ByaraiI and ]. sail, BY,
1 caravan, BY saddle, and n On the.
backs 5of8iluman beings,4t they have
made their&Way5to the farthermost
partsSofsthe earth. Ia
There Seems to be something,
about Guticura Remedies which.
#inrites5tlle confidence Of mankind
National pecul;arities, European
#Eastelf, and Asiatics chings and
B trnditions seem have no adverse
influence upon them Hence they
are to be found in every, 4 part #of3
the woyd, and the sight Of them
#ln8the basaars and native shops Of
foreign lands has inspired the
Amtricsn traveller with patriotic
emotions second only to- those
produced bytthe8 contemplation of
.ll:Scountry'sf flag. q
po.ss. Drss Z: Chem. Corp. /, Boston, N As.
S5;;c Pruri. y. $5$ i
1.-The sI.s, Scalp, and Hair Mailed Free.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
FARMERS D',E E! !:
l17ffyv Il QuOrfftTN 4

lBS ASs0clu tGu IIcf'sy. AZ ;fs i u sF
B CHAR t.r III N 3, u, January The
farmers OF htecklenl,irg county. three
ln$nut1bet, hold Ia inass-meet-
Ing llcrc Today and pledged themselves
to liold the &bnlhfce y heir crop fur
III cents and sto$redtce acreage next sea-
son % per Gel, !. a, u I 5.a n ll
To thvea,tilc remaining cotton stored In
bonded Warehouses; II hrce hundred bales
10 Notwithstanding atoncc for storage a
committee was GaIso appointed to attend
tile state Convention at Raleigh on Lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
One Year for Mail Robbery.

q 8.4 Speclal 10 Tho Mines DISPATCHED
an EXAM D3IA. VA. Jan. In the
United States Court for the Easter Dis Dis 4
trict Of Virginia. ii ge IVaddill. preshdllinlE
ID Jury rendered verde Of guilty IN the
case of Simon F. Smith. Of Leesh ~.
charged with robbing the mails and g the ,Lt
4 prisoner wasSsentenced to serve one yea Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
RECEIVES HIGH5sDEGREE.
Professor Bruce Ryburr Payne
s N oW5 DR.. ayne. ri 55is

III The Durham. y. G.. Herald says: $ 3 is s
8Ss,rhc friends of Professor Il. r. Payne.
sfornerlyASof Durham, but nov OF NVil-
ilIamsburg, Va, Will rejolceHsto ~ kno W
that lie has received 4 he very highest
honor TIA can be Conferred by an "a err
foam Institution Last week $on Thurs
sda s. Pro ess Or Payne presented his he
sis. stood tile examination ;Sand received
dhe degree DC doctor Of phlosop from y
Columbia University. New y ork Bci ty. 35s,
hc$titlc Of Professor Payne's disserta-
lion was ''rheScourses 81 STUD Y In the ele-
Smentary schools OF Germany, FRANCE
England and s America. IN r the opinion
8 { several members of the faculty, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
NEW & GLASS IPI1 ANT. "a.
Corporation Will Conduct Great
Industry in Manchester.

Tho new glass plan chartered ny the
CorporatoI Commission yestclday, means
toado&,l great business IN the city Of
Alunrhester wherog the plant and home
office Is IA be. N.
Twas stated last nightsby the general
manager Mr.. George ltuehl, tlat n plant
would be erected which would cost 10000.
The company MIL Gator for druggists
prescription supplies and will have q pay
roll OF sa,50n n wf7k, 81 58
ii y propVs$4 to start out wit h one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
FOUL !: !! |: !. "a
Walter Traywick Found Dead
With Billet II ole N III His Head.

8gE3 { by 4Associlt ed 17ressD 5
$s5 Gil ARtO'rI'lI Il y. January 7.--Nval-
Ster 1'raywick.s formerly Of charottc,w was
found dctd with ii bullet hole II, his head
near EheraH. S. c., tlils morning. II Tho
young man had gone hunting and Ills
Bgunfwth both barrels loaded was found
Bby his side. Foul play is; suspected and
Observation-Disclosures been sent for. For sev-
era months l'E'raNwick has been manager
of the Chester Lumber Company, at Clies-
ter, 81 O.. liz. Leaves $a wife who WIS a
Miss Cooper of Charlotte Il tsf I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

IA. sutton, \ Mrs, u. y B III tchkiss, he,
Misses Anderson. the Misses Glasgow
Miss C;abriella: Page, Miss Jessie H dltl
azard, Miss Sibel$ BurWell,$$ Of Clarke coll'-i
tY: Miss N1c.Adanls NJ ISIS Bowie vie Miss lt.s
Osterloh.5 if M 5ai sfS " 5,.. VI S 3 ,S
a largo number Of members and guests cue
were present. H gStB III M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Fifty stnIallp Cases :: i; Is:
spccial n The 8'rlmes- Dispatch. \

b EtIS1'O II, AZ, a ntiary ~ asliing ton
county, Va. ut present has about fifty
+c;lses Of SINAI and 81 he cost OF taking
care of the patients lie said ITO be about cyt
$500 per8inonti. r he county SUPERVISORS y
Slave$held III meeting 4 Flt bnsd onBwiti, q
view 10 reducing exp enies !. In f this coil
rection,4 IT, poss ibles most tof the
ca ses are thtfi&fi teen mile Of Brls-
tol, THIS townHlas 70 f,,si been free: from
tile. cuntagion, though no. quarantine
has been blishcd w 5ssS NJ n Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
A TRAIN \, ON FIRE.

and Farming Property on Cars
sC tiLPEPIjR. nv All II january Mrs. r.
n. s. 1Iockrndcr,4 of55 ulpeper county, this
Afternoon t3$nll Az his household AMI
Kitchen furniture and farming utensils,
and three mich cows 1y fire. Three
ghorses were 50 badly injured that they
arc useless. Il All thlsSp property was iii
transit on the Sou hern Railway ne,lr.
Alitchells Stations NIT his county The
4 box cars took fire from sparks from
the engine and I. the whole train was in
imminent danger tut Tie uiic coupling Of
the burning cars saved the res = 81
@ The loss, which is3 very great, falls
very heavily upon Il. IS ockrade err 5t,:5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Board I II Is. {; Night


,lhc Isolrd 3 L ilderme en- 5wll meet in
reg liar session on
heavy ia lentl;lr l,ou tine bus liless Sis
to be d lsnosed
s ,Tile only other eduled sc for
hc Week Is the COMMITTEE oh P,rinti me-
Nh chgWill meet hat ues.si
day eV ening I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

In tile penitentitAyS at Atlantn. Ga s The
gH;,me 4vcrnlcl WIS nderetl and sens encea
3pronounced3 Ii, tic cas- OF &; Lewis Smith
5lcolpred i. charged vii li8robbingfth the mails
at fredericksburg. n,
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y ii ouse from King and queen county Is
ihere. and when d kcd "a las night y}o,
'Ssin Ills opinion would curry his county mt
5for United States senltor.S he re piled,
4 Governor N1ontaguc.ss S
N1r.9Bland said he thought Captain NYil-
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Lived to no Years.

a 5&( speclnlEto Tho Times Dispa tch.) vi
5g7 NEvVP DIRT NEWS Y an: 7.--7--Chloe
Kirby. al old negro servant the "a m
in 81 j. G.. Charlcs, Is dead lat Nlcncn-3
vile! ter living one hundred and Z ten
Years She was the oldest person on
the Virginia peninsula. III S;s 4, III s. &.
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Fire at Rockingham,

83 (By AssOclnthl l'ress,I u
B, Oh a Ri CT'TE.3 M, ca, January S.rrINlre
NJ Rocklngham \. O., this morning Do
stroyed property to The va lue3 o. s2o' gs'o
mcludlng thirty head Of horses anu mulsss,
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Honored a nd j; R!:'iesIe tel
Am ng Men l, After a; 1; More No q
Than Fifty Years Of Con Az
slant Service il the Pres i
byterian Church, the Rev r y
Mcleod q D d , p I \; Who |'ll':,
is Still Faithfully / =: Pu ! y;
ing His 4 Calling ! J: Makes ~
the Following Frank : tl1rlss y and md
Outspo ke',l: St,ate1lllye' l .0s Of
What Duffy''s' ]: Pure li q Malt Malt
Whiskey Has Il \ p: p o '1st' tor; ter
@ Him: q 5;535I
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Vertical Beam Out Of Business.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch, y,
W NORFO L ll VA /, January 1.-The
searchlight used in throwing y vertical
beam from the deck Of Diamond Shoals
@lIehtship has become deranged and the
beam Will be discontinued until Srepa rs
have been made, " II. III