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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-02-07
ALARM AT cRoNsTADT.
A Demonstration by Armed Strikers
Against, Fortress.

st. Petersburg, Russia.--A body of
strikers. armed with rifles taken from
the Sestrovetsk rifle factory, advanced
across the ice of the Gulf of Finland
upon the fortress of CrOnstadt. Adj
miral Birileff, the commander of the
fortress, called out the sailors to pro-
tect the place. They were marshalled
in front of the arsenal
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-02-07
FRENCH STEAMSHIP WRECKED.

Alexandra Bixio, From Colon For
Havre, Lost Near Nantes.
Paris. France The Compagnle Cen
erale Iransatlantique steamship. the
Alexandra BixIo, Captain Piton. from
Colon and West Indian ports for
Havre has been totally wrecked near
Nantes.
There We're no casualties.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-02-07
How ro LooArH AL ArARr.

II the alarm is sounded from box Is, tho nre
bell will strike two then pause and strike ave,
which will Indicate that the fire is in the vicin-
ity Of No. IS box. Every alarm ia repeatsd
four times
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
T. r. WuLttNWs,
J ~ CoitfNs,
~ s. LERoy

ARTICLE t--rhs name ot tho cor
porntiun rball hr WILLIAMS CourANY,
aud ~ prineipal nlser at business stall
he ~ AlachuH, Aachua county, Flau-
da. but IL may esinhlish offices and
agencies ~ uther places wtthia the
State of Flpsida
ARTICLE II --rhe general natnfe
~ thr business ip b. transRctrd by
this cOfnurntinn u Iu buy and sell Hil
kinds at merchandise, supplies, ma-
chineTy aud persunHl properly, boy,
sell mnftgHpe and lease resi- psiatr,
nd vance aud loan money ON lands and
personal properly and this corpora.
ton shall have power generals 90 do
anu perform, have, hold, acquire and
enjoy all other property poWera and
things, o. shall be- Incident. necessary
or expedient Tor the cond acting she
necessary operation oi the business,
and generally 20 he vested and have
all the powers granted. or which may
be- hereinafter granted Co corporations
for profit under the Lave OF the State
OF Florida
ARTICLE TT The amount ol the
eapital stock ui said company shall be-
NNAN ANuNMMN4M AfWfNNNFN AAHAN"H fNNAW
one hundred shares, each ~ che par
value ~ One Hundred Dollars, tn be-
paid iu o. fnil0ws SIX Thousand Dol
lars In cash and The balance 90 remain
in the treasury go hH dtspnsed OF in
such manner a. hc directors may deh-
gnate
ARTICLE lV.-The term for which
this corporation - 90 exist u ninety
nine yeafs
ARTICLE v The business Of ihis
corporation shall be- conducted by
president. a yice.pfffideuf srcFes
tarY. q treasurer and . board pi lhfrf
directors the office Of secretary md
Treasurer may be- held by ilie iAmT
person The hoard ~ directors shall
be- elected by ibe stockholders 40 che
meeting io be- held on the ilrst Mon.
day lu June 1875. aud aHnaslly there-
after The hazard Of directors shall
elect che onieers ~ che cpmgang Tire
president end Vice president shall ho
elected from among ihf h0nfi ~ d.
rector Until thr ffn rlerilbn. hnd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
NEWS or CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Alex Read il manager Of the lom-
her interests OF The Tyler COMPANY
1fontbrous was registered at HE
Brown House yestt,day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L Rreder aud chill
dren have returned from their old
home in Caneyville, Ky +, and will
make their home here indefinitely.
They were here last winter. during
which time they made many friends.
They became 80 infatuated with
Gainesville and It's people that they
decided to return aud make their
home here, and they will be gladly
welcomed They are pleasantly To-
Gated at the Cone cottage, n. Are
dondo street.
Among the prominent visitors TO
this city yesterday was Hon. Fred s
Cubberly, collector Of customs OF the
ports of Cedar Key and Port Inglis.
and also a successful lawyer Of the
Gulf town. Col. Cubberly states that
the steamship line between New Or
leans. Cedar Key and other points
which was inaugurated about eight
months ago, continues, and is enjoying
a fine business, Notwithstanding some
opposition. The steamer from New
Orleans is expected in Cedar Key to-
day or tomorrow with large general
cargo Phosphate shipments from
Port Inglis are also heavy, the harbor
being a scene Of great activity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
The Wages Of Sin.

The Park Theatrical Company sp.
peared for the second night Of the
weeks engagement last night, present
ing the fOur-act melo-drama, The
Wages Of Sin" The play was we'll
presented, the various characters be-
Ing naturally impersonated
This company has become very pop
ular here. and are making themselves
more popular at every performance.
They are not only good actors. present.
ing clean. refined plays, bat are clever
ladies and gentlemen, and will always
be welcome here.
This excellent company will give
matinee this afternoon 81 3
O'Clock. presenting 1.-The Old Home
stead Tonight they will present
''Niobe." TIE company is the best
that has sppesrel here this season and
deserves the patronage Of the public.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

The microscope shows at glance
the enormous difference between hair
and wool Hairs. Ike nails, are modi-
fcations OF the epldermis or skin and
are composed OF horny cells which have
Hattencl and coolesced and SO prac-
tically make,a comparatively smooth
shaft which presents an even surface
when magnlded hundreds OF 0lameters.
Wool Is distinguished from hair hy
two very Important properties. Zach
fiber OF wool is covered with minute
overlapping scales, all turned IN ono
direction like the states on a roof,
These are not visible to the eve, but
eau be felt when the fiber Is drawn
between the hugers Ia a direction ok
actly opposite TO the run OF the scales,
Another property OF wool is It's great
elasticity, derived from the fact Of is
flbers being 50 finely crlmped or curlei
that they can he drawn to considerable
lengths and return tothc Original state
when the pressure IS removed 10 Is
this property which makes wooden
fabrlcs SO different from cotton or In
en-. A third Important diltercpee Is as
power OF fc,thg or hccomlng SO mat
ted that by rolling, beating aud other
processes cloth can be made from Il
without being woven,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
ALL WELL PLEASED.
Pennsylvania Ladies Like Gainesville.
May ProIong Visit.

Mrs. I H. Rosboro and her charm
ing daughter, Miss Nellie, who have
been sojourning at the Brown House
for the past week, have become very
much impressed with the city and its
people. These ladies are from Union-
town. Pa, where lots Of good, clever
people come from. and they are no ex.
ception. Possessed with most amiable
and entertaining dispositions, they
have made many friends here who will
be delighted to know that they are so
well pleased and that they are seri-
ously considering remaining here until
May /,
When the ladies arrived here they
we're accompanied by Mr.. Rosboro.
who is a prominent citizen and bus :
ness man OF Uniontown. On account
OF pressing business he was compelled
70 return to his Northern home, leav-
ing his wife and daughter here.
There are annually quite little col.
ony OF Uniontown people who visit
Gainesville, and the influence Of these
is such that they bring new corners
every season. Such friends as Comma
dore Beall, Dr. Herzog and Others OF
the party are worth many times the
value OF booklets, since they WELD a
personal influences which it woald be
impossible 80 accomplish by printed
matter, however slluring and attrac-
tive
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
81. aIouerI n Henrn.l-v-

Paducsh March ii-It was learn.
ca today that thieves blew The safe
in the Bank Of Benton. KY "a miles
from here and got away with $4,000
during The night, The robbers are
supposed TO have numbered four They
stole g hantcar and came this way.
tAe car helms found $ miles from the
city An unsuccessful cGort 60 blow
the same bank was made two years
as0.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
rne CIRCUIT COURT.
Case Of Fletcher Watson Occupied
Time OF Court Tuesday


Time OF Court Tuesday
The trial uf Fletcher Watson.
charged with The murder ~ Carr q V.
Chamberlain. occupied thr entire time
90 the rircuit court Tuesday About
fifteen witnesses were exsmined by
enc State aud defrnsr
Witnesses for the defense testified
that Watson was far asay from the
scene ~ the killing ~ che hour
the murder was alleged 20 have taken
place.
The Jury heard the evidence with
thr greatest Interest Eight witnesses
are yet 70 be examined wheh the case
will be argued before the Jury II Il
believed that the case will not occupy
a longer time thar today when is will
BE- TUNED over 20 the jury FOR de-.
clsion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
The Colonies Waterloo

Col John ~ Puilpr 81 Honey Grove
Texas. NEARLY mes be Waterloo from
liver aid kidney trouble faa receri
letter b. says ! was nearly dead 81
thess complaint. sod although { tried
ny family doctor be did noe no good
~ { goi D CO.. bottlslof your great Elec.
uie Bltefs. abirh cured me con.
slider ihem ihs besi mediclns 90 earth,
and thank CD uho gaze sou ibe
snowiedge % mase then. Sid and
goafarfrsd 20 cure dyspepsia, bilious.
nes. AID kidney disease br ali drug
g.ffF. ~ 90 bttie.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For MarshnI.

70 the Voters NJ Gaj0escillei
| hereby announce myself as "a cau-
dDdatV tpr rr.elec,iuu W ,hc oHioe ~
marshal, s1biret % she N3t,ln VI the
cltlgens OF Galposgille 90 thr romlug
municipal election leave me ease
in their hands IL have discharged
my duty rs marshal IN The past, ask
their indulgence and their votes IN ia.
ture, II they donot think have dis.
charged my duty, then u rests with
them ! will appreciate support, how
ever, and promise a. long as in the Of.
flee 60 show Partially TO no one Be.
spectlully, CuAs, piNgusoS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

until ihejr successors shall Be Qualiile1
she following officers and directors
shall conduct the business OF the come
pany j. Il. Williams, president
". Collins. vice-preeident; II n Les
Roy secretary ard treasurer, and
u Williams. J w Collins and II n.
Leroy shall constitute The fret board
OF directors.
ARTICLE W --Tbe highest indebt.
eduess or liab ley 30 Whigh this cor
poratiou can az any time subject itself
is Ten Thousand Dollars
ARTICLE VIl.-rhe names and res
ldences 90 the mcoJpou,tofs uf said
corporation and the suhscliheFs OF
NOck thereof, with The Number of
shares subscribed for by each, are as
iollowsl
} Il Williams. AlaChua, Florida-2I
shares.
!. ". Collins, Alachua, Florda--is
II n Leroy. Alachoa, Florida-2 30
shares.
STATS oF FtompA,
AtAcUUN CouNry.
Personally ON this day, before me.
justice ut the peace "a and tOr said
county and State, appeared J K vii.
liams, J W Collins and n n Leroy,
Go me we'll known, and known to me
to be the persnns who subscribed the
foregoing, and severaHy acknowledged
before me that they subscribed the
same.
la Witness Whereof have hrreuuto
set my hand aud affixed my official
seal th,s ith day OF March, a.. u. 1905,
IN said Alachua county
lOFUcRt SENLl u, H. BELt,
Justice OF the Peace
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
LETTuse MoveMsNT eeoINs
Shipments Along c. & G. Have Begun.
Will be Heavy Soon.


Truckers from points on the Gaines.
Vile and Cult railway visiting This rily
state that the movem, M OF spriug let.
tuce has begun, aud that the grUwrn
are receiving good prices The muse-
ment il light 90 far, bass the HrKt two
weeks promise As heavy shipments ~
have ever been known along this line
There is = large acreage Of lettuce
along the Gainesville and Gulf this
season--in fact the largest have ever
seen" remarked one trucker Tuesday
The plant Is maturing beautifully,
and the growers ieel reasonably sure
that IN lettuce they will have good
thing this season
AZ wss stated a day Or twu recently,
Superintendent Bafkerof ihe Gaines
willie and Cult has made a survey 81
the situation. aud hss pronounced be-
prospects 10 Ell vegetable crops bright
The Weathe r conditions hase breu Ia
yoyahi-. and che rrprers viii resp the
berpft
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

While lolhe llr efrlssiefa- llat o.
Welsh neanH1i uas afsaat CD s5n
from CaUc Town Coz Eusiahl an go
Ger found'a private standing sf 1lieu
ton in shed Whai ere ym doing
beref' b. was asked r'saae Sri"
was Use reply % am iumuc snd s
sm asiilns far i'le cogpprnrs guard
ne Was nehi, D. vas luualie and BIZ
-nard bad forgotten bm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

To the Voters Of GAINESVILLE
/ hereby announce MYSELF as can.
didatu for the Office ct marshal, sub
jrct 90 the neHuh Of the voters "
gainesville No ihe enmlng municipal
election Have always been d loyal
Democrat, am always ready 90 render
my ala and Influence IN support af
right and justice. and II elected prom-
ise fair and honest service, without
fear or favor. Rcspectfulty,
~ A kuuEBqs 81
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

! hereby announce myself y camille
date for The ulllce oI MHrhal al the
CITY ot Gainesville, and solicit che sup-
pOrt of al She voters OF said city 40 the
cunning election ul otty officers
II elected, ! promise 90 give 70 AL
The people u vigorous and Impartial
exercise ~ the duties peFialHlpg 60
that office. Respectfully,
RicUAHn A bgCgEn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
4 ihs nahx i onttInr Teelh

Be sure and use chat old and WELL
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Sooth.
ing syrup. for children ,eething lt
soothes the child. sottens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie and is
che best remedy for diarrhoea. Twen-
.y.ilve cents hottie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

3 Z. Apple, Is Probate lodge Ot-
tawa CO.. kab-a, WRITES Thi. % %
say that have urrd Ballard's liofe.
hound syrup Cor yeafs snd shat do
not hrsifaie CO. recommend Do 81 che
b-ti cough syrup haVe ever nsrd .
25e. 5Qs. 81. sod by ~ u iohnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
NOTICE or INCORPORATION.

Notice Is hereby given that We, the
undersigned, intend So apely "a the
Governor ot the State OF Florida FOR
Letters Patent 10 be- issued 60 WIZ
HANS COMPANY, proposed corpora.
tim under the Laws OF the state ~
Florida, ~ which company the follow
ine shall be the Arucles OF lncorpora'
ton
This notice i given pupuArt in the
requirements az the State 90 Florida,
aud the Articles az Incorporation have
been tllpd with the Secretary OF STATE,
aud are given heloE
4. r. WILLIAMS.
J " ColtiNs,
"a ~ .f9..s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

ti'N Goo M fr ff~sss f8nf
hafe iie irehe .f hs hrngns f.e
cts ns Kana F Do8f elf
Wei Use iefn mglfs gnn lgne
ilat iae cJc.use 1rdei aury f0r 1890
year ani / Laseni fpuni IA Jet
Chioeo Neu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

~ Jackson 81 BRONSON wa ~ the
Brown House yesterday Mr. Jackson
has held a lucrative position a. travel-
ing salesman Tor large NeE Nofk
house tor she past twenty-five yeau.
bar DOES noi forget bic country bone
near Bronson, which be- dearly loves 90
visit and which i one 90 ihe hest iu
Levy county BE produces 90 thls
farm about eveything necessary 60
good lviug, spd stated Tuesday that
he bad about forty dne eountrJ-cared
hams which BE- had made ihis gear. o.
esy nothing oi che other pr3iucis az
che farm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Timber Land
In King william, County,
Farm Known as Selma

PURSUANT to the provisions OF Il certain
deed OF trust from William a. Paul and
wife to DR.. James -. Bland, trustee,
dated July 20, 1892, and recorded IN the
clerks office of the Circuit Court OF hins
William county decd book ] !, page loo,
default having been made In the payment
OF the tollt therein secured, ana being IN
structed 30 to do by the beneficiary,
shall, as the egnlly substituted trustee trustee
sell at public auction on the courthouse 's
green, at King William Courthouse, on
d TUESDAY, AUGUST !, 1905,
at Il o'clock noon, all that certain tract
or parcel Of land called Selma farm.
lying in tho county Of King william, ana
bounded on tho north by tho lands OF W.
Hubbard John s. DcFarges, BUCK KoD- :
lnaon and Gilbert Robinson; on the south
5by col,oke Swamp and the lands Of smith
Davis ana others: on tho cas-. ny the
lands OF j. W. Perkins and others, ana
on the west by the lands Of Gilbert But But
lcr and Mrs. o. c. Lewis, containing
4G4 al acres, more or less, said tract
containing about 165 acres of original FOR
ost and about 200 ucres Of second grown
pine, Apple and peach trees In the or Or
chard. ~ OLiAN ,.
Substituted Trustee. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
AUCTION SALES. Future Day
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF tho FIJI
Valuable james River Farm,
Known as Bucklnnd.

BY vIrtucof d deroe OF the Circuit
Court OF Charles City county, entered. IN
the 9th day OF July, 1905. the UNDER 7,
CHARLES Cf1,Y| COURTHOUS on II.
AUGUST 17TfI, All . O'CLOCK J.. NJ. .
that very valuable JAMES RIVER FARM
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, known (, as
BUCKLAND. It is situated three miles n 1 !,
5SOUTHEAsT or RICHMOND, on the
south side or the River Road, ana con-
tnlns 800 ACRES, about 44o Of which are
fARABLD AND VERY FERTIL l.l, and M, ! Is
on tho cast by the lands OF p. A. snvn-
ders, Jr., on the south by JAMES RIVER
md on the west by. the lands or q. Al.
walker. This firm lice, well, and ls par,
STOCK. 1t being WE'LL WATERED: n n
EVERY FIELD THERE is NUNNlNG
WATER, except one. which Is WAITER
led s]3Y JAMES RIVER. 5.s
4 1T Is within three miles Of TWO POST
OFFICES within 2 - miles Of West
over Church, and within four miles or n
Methodist ana Presbyterian Church.
The buildings consist OF !: small frame n
cent thereto, three, outhouses and two
large barns, with stable broom under one
for IL head Of stock, besides stable with
eight stalls and a carriage house
The large brick dwelling was burned IN
1908 but the bricks are there for the use
Of the purchaser.
TERMS OTESALE: One-fourth cash,
the balance on q credit of one, two and
three years. to be evidenced BY notes Of
tho purchaser, carrying Interest n from
date OF sale, payable scml-annually, and
the title to be retained untlLl the entire
purchase money.is raid, and deed ordered
by the court; or all CASH at the option
Of the purchaser. fls
(, Parties desiring to see the property will
call on MIR. John r. France, at Charles
City Courthouse. or John A.Iamb. Room
5O5, Mutual Building; or a. G. Wilcox,
Room 20, Times Building.
. JOHN A. LAM B.
JOHN i. NANCE,
A.. C. WILCOX,
Special Commissioners.
The bond required OF the special COM
missloncrs under the above mentioned
deere has ben duly given
Clerk Circuit Court Charles City county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
AUCTION SALE
Household Furniture,
Tuesday, August LIST.

on account Of declining housekeeping
we will sell at No. 3l5. East Main. street,
commencing ut S1o:3o. o'clock. the House
hold Furniture, consisting Of Parloi suit,
l Lounges, Morris Chairs, Bureaus, Art
Suuares,l Marble-Top Sstable, soak rtIall
Rack, Enamelcd Iron Beds, with springs
and mattresses, ,single. and double: Oak
and Walnut, Ulianibar Suits, Mating, Oak
Extension Tables G,pokery ard Glass
s Wsf' i' and stHr Garpet, and other
i THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30

Is fT5s Z 81 SAAt aRocER1Es AND
.LIQnoRs,l BAR FIXTURES. STORE
FIXTURES, CASH REGISTER, sc.
by virtue OLA decree. tentcred in tho
United States District Court for the East
ern District of Virginia. on 18th day OF
July, 1905. in the matter OF w. p; Jones, q
bankrupt I will proceed to sell for the
undersigned trustee, on tho premises, NO.
1923 West Cary Street,
AT 1880 a. NJ,
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUSTA. 1905,
National Cash Register, Large Grocer
Refrigerator, Patented OH Tank. Coffee
Mill, Z Show Cases, Upright Counter, Oak
and Nickel Frame; Meat Scales. Tools
and Block. Oak Roll-Top Desk Grocers'
ter Scales, Fancy Cannisters.- glass box
fronts Fancy Racks, Candy Jars. Jewel
ry, Tinware, Nails, Tacks, Notions 20
Cases fruit Jars. Seeds, Preserves. Lamp
Chimneys, 10 Cases Starch. Tea, Coffee.
Extracts, n very large and Well-sel lied
Stock Of Canned Goods, Bottle, Package
and other Shelf Goods; q large quantity
such as Vinegar. Molasses, Pickle Fish.
Tea, ETC., Bar Counter, Back Bar. with
Mirror, Beer Pump; Bar Ice Box Bottle
Goods, Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
Cigars and Cheroots. Dccanters, Bottles.
etc: Full and Part Barrels and Kegs OF
WHISTLES, Hrandies, Wines, etc, Liquor
and Grocers License, UneXplred Lease
These goods are standard brands, ana
deserve the attention of the trade.
TERMS: Cash.
Trustee In Bankruptcy for w. y, Jones.
Geo, w. Mayo, Auctloneer.
Ju rs, 90 30 u Rot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
W IT III ------
Special Commissioner

Tn tho Circuit Court of Caroline county,
George, II, Fl, executor, plaintiff. against
George ct. ais, defendants. 4. T. G. Valen-
tine deputy clerk of said court, CERTIFY
that the bond required fsthe special conf, :,
am!ssloners by the decree In said cause OF
14th day Of June, 1905. has been duly given:
Given under my hand this 10Th day or
June, 1905.
T. C. VALENTINE. Deputy Clerk.
IN 3O-tds, for y. r.. COGBlLL, Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
About I Acres,
Twelve and a Half Acres,
Splendid Farm in Isle Of
Wight County For Sale.

Mrs. N. II. Young, having decided 70
change her place OF residence, Will offer
5 for sale. privately, her farm: tmit large,
we'll located and improved farm, known
( as coax Level.' and which has been In
the Young family for over half century
and which is situated In the county OF
1slo of Wight, about five miles from tho
town OF smithfield. containing SEVEN
HUNDRED AND FIFTY (7b0) ACRES,
MORE OR LESS, OF which TWO HUM
DRIED AND SEVENTY-THREE (27I
ACRES ARE UNDER CULTIVATION.
THE REMAINDER BEING IN WOOD
LAND, WHICH CONTAINS CONSID-
(ERABLE VALUABLE TIMBER.
This farm is well adapted to the grow
Ing OF SMALL: GRAINS. CORN. PEA
NUTS, AND ALL OTHER CROPS THAT
ARE GROWN IN THIS SECTION.
1tshas abundant range for hogs and cat
tie, is well watered, and hIs on 1t q largo
cght-room dwelling, together with bath
room and pantry, besides oil tho usual
barns. stables. and other outhouscs. all OF
which arc In good repair.
Anyone Wishing to know anything re-
lating to this farm. are referred to Mr.
William S. Holland, OF Windsor, Va. at
torney for Mrs. Young. or they can sec
the farm ut any time they will CALL when
they will be shown over It by Mr.. N. p.
Young. t4i5 }lft
Mrs N r VOTING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
- 11B1rC5 SALE OF FINE COUNTRY
Il HOMEI IN CAROLINE COUNT f,TI,fittA'

r. = r y
Bylyirtue of the provisions OF q decree.
entered in tho suit Of George $ executors
against George and others, pending IN tlle
Circuit Court OF Caroline. county. w, On y
the 18th june 1905, the undersigned specl;ni
commissioners therein appointed, VIII scii,
at public auction, on the premises he'lf
Pcnola, Va, at 12 NJ, on .
TUESDAY, 1S,r DAY OF AUGUST, ig,',
that valuable farm In Caroline county Ha.,
about ono milo from Penola Station, on
which tho late Captain ii. y. George re.
sided. This farm contains 36O acres Of
land. more or less; has on IT q. line brick
dwelling in good repair, with&bnrns and
stables and other outbuildlngs. t Is " wei
wooded and wntered, well locnt ted, con-
vcnlent 10 church. school and railroad sta
ton. and is q most desirable country resi-
Edcncc.
TERMS: e-fourth cash. the balance u
three equal Instruments, payable IN !,
and years from day of sale. the deferred
/ payments to be evidenced by negotiable
notes with interest added and secured ~
a deed OF trust on tho property; or az cash
at the option OF the purchaser: me saie
to be subject to the approval OF the court.
A. D. III CHANDLER,
HILL CARTER. *
W. "A. MONCuRE.
Il. w. CHANDLER,
w. e. ENNIS,
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