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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29

Group instantly relieved. Dr.. Thorn
~ Eclsctris Oil. Perfectly safe. Nsv-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29

DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seems
especially adapted to the needs of the
children. Pleasant to take; soothing In
its influence. It is the remedy of all
remedies for every form of throat and
lung disease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
SEWING MACHINES.

All kinds OF Singer machines -. e.. sac-
s ona -nand machinesst bargain Maehines to
AM AM w North Main street. Josenh IA brown.
manager Tel. 1852 at store, i2s.9 at house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
moSTPELfER & WELLS RIVER RAILROAD,
COMMENCING MARCH 20, 1906.

Trains leave Barre for Wells River, connect
ing at that point with trains going both north
and south, at $50 a. M, 2.30 and 800 p. M The
1880 train connects with train for Boston, and
north for Lisbon, Littleton, Fabyans and Lam
caster. also with Montreal express, and the 730
and 800 trains with st. Johnsbury trains.
Trains leave Barre for Montpelier at $50, 1920
a. M, II. 30, 500, 4.l0 and $50 p m.
ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY.
cara leave square in Barre for Montpelier at
is minutes OF and Is minutes past the hour.
Leave Montpelier for Barre on the hour and
half hour until 10 p. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29

Ten thousand demons gnawing away
at ones vitals couldn't be much worse
than tbs tortures Of itching piles. Yet
there's cure. Doan's Ointment never
fails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06

set iii tho earth. a door led from the
kitchen onto the platform. Entrance to
the house was from the upper side,
through the Kitchen. Tho first room was
the 'liyng room, :, Tho second had
stored In 1t n quantity OF corn shucks.
The bed stood In the living room,
Suspicious Circumstance.
The sprouse children. who went to the
Thompson home early Saturday TO get
garden seed promised their mother by
Mrs. Thompson the preceding day, say
Mrs. 1hompson's body was lying at the
end of the house IN which was the
room Ii. which were tho shucks.
This has caused a the suspicion that
body placed In tho sh,icks, which were
then fired. The bodies of the children
were found IN the living room. Why
should the murderer have sought to
burn one body and not the other two7
George and Annie sprouse. aged twelve
and fifteen, respectively. declare Mrs.
Thompson's skull was lying some dis
lance from tho other bones Of her body.
The children, by using poles, dragged the
bones OF the woman and children from
tho enibers. The arm and leg bones
were consumed Mrs. Thonpson's skull
was partially eaten up by the flames.
When the roof fell In and tho floor gave
way the skull might have been separated
from tho vertebrate
Was Literary.
Thompson says his wife often read at
night, and tho nre may have originated
from tho lamp. It is known to have
started shortly before dawn. She would
hardly have been reading at that hour.
Tho charrcd bones Of the mother and
children were collected Saturday after
noon and placed in a coffin. The remains
we're brought in a vehicle to MIR. Evere.ts
place that night. Early Sunday MORN
ing thompson, accompanied by his broth
or and n colorcd driver. started to An
tloch Church. in Flllvanna county flf-
teen miles away. with tho remains. Here
many OF NIrs. Thompsons people are
buried. The funeral took place Sunday
afternoon. Thompson and his brother
came back that night. Monday morning
they were blowing. The same work en-
gagged them yesterday. Even this fact is
looked upon as suspicious. Thompson Is
4 poor mans, Mr.. Everett says he is O
hard working man. He is OF sober
habit. Ie knew no way to spend the
days Immediately following his wife's
death but in work.
The charge of murder made against
Thompson is far from Icing established
The facts thus far do not even establish
~ ~ IS. w. Z. H.
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Golf at Pinehurst.

Especial to The Times-D lspa TEMP
PINEHuRsT, N, G.. April b-Bri!liant
ton round of the fifth annual united
North and Southern amateur champion
ship tournament. played here to-day of q
fold Of eighty participants. There Wererour
tho match Fairgrounds for the presidents.
secretaries, treasurers and captains cups,
The spectacular features of the days
OF the Columblna Golf Club. Washington.
"a seventy-six In qualiflcat ton and q seven
ty-twoi N the first round OF match MAY,
u.s. which Is four strokes better than tho
best Tournament record here OF Walter j..
Travis. the duplicate rounds Of 70, Miss
Mary. Holghton Dutton, OF In Oakley
nerof the wompn's Championship In the
final match play round, defeating Mrs.
James Ford Bell, of tho Minnehalia8 Golf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
Motor Track Racing.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch5
NEW YORK. April 5.-Thes Brighton
Beach Automobile Club has planned TO
conduct a series Of la;Jfiooile race meets y,
m the Brighton Beach tracks turihs. ne
season OF 1915. The american utomoDiie
sAss citation has granted a reservation
for sanction for the opening meet I, on on
been applied for. The first contest on the
programme for the opening meet y. t, rs, a
i.Oo6-mlle time trial by Cha rles g. NVrlog-'
way ina Peerless touring car. 70 lower
the worlds 1.0o-milc record of 9 hours
50 minutes and 81 80 seconds. made last
August by Charles Schmidt in a Packard
car. Mr.. Wridgway will start at about
noon on Friday. May 5. and continue IN
til tho starting OF the second race on the
programme
Because OF the lack of training facili-,
ties at the disposal Of racing automobiI-.
lists the Brighton Beach Automobile
Club will open training quarters at the
Brighton Beach track. One OF the largo
stnbles has been converted into a garage
and provides twenty-five stalls, each 10
by 16 feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
NELSON AND CANS.
Battle May be Pulled Of in Sar
Francisco This Month.

Is Especial to Tho Times.Dispatch,)I y
r SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-lsromoter
.coffroth's application for the, April fght
permit was not brought UP Monday at
the meeting CT the Board OF Supervisors.
Taking this os an indication that coff-,
roth has not yet secured enough votes 70
hand him tho coveted document, Morris
Levy, manager Of the rival Hayes Valley
Club. matched Joe Cans and Battling Nell.
son for fight, Al Herford was COM
municated with in Baltimore and lie eX-
pressed his Willingness to bring Cans out
here again,
Levy hopes to pull off tho battle this
month and will do so In case he can se-
euro the permit. Should coffroth not Sc
cure the permit he may decide to put on
the Britt-Whlte fight Mt colnna, II he
does this aid Levy gets the April permit
Coffroth will have to con tend with a rival
show in town. The rival show VIII have
Cans andtNelson as Its principal attrac-
%{<,,,a i Z 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06

30 BOHEMIA I: WINS THE EVENT
Favorite and Santa Catalina Go
to Try for Garter Handicap
at Aqucduct Saturday.

Especial 10 Tie Times. Dispatch,

WASHINGTON. y. c., April 5.-I2ain
fell here all last night and continued
during the gfeater part Of the day. rhe
sport under such circumstances was not
brilliant, and with reduced fields duo to
II scratches, Mt least two OF the contests
4 saw prcpostcrous odds-on favorites, In
which ono won and tho other was beaten.
q The most Interesting event or the day was
the rnco won by VIM. Shields good colt,
pnRlawn. who was given /, public trial
Tor the Washington Nursery, and who
mado good 80 ccverly In defeating T. s.
Martin that many declared the stake
would be won by the son Of Forandolc.
10 bore out on tho turn, and Burns was
compelled to pull u bit on his bride to
keep him, from losing too much grouui
but once IN the stretch Oaklawn easily
o,s took tic pacemaker. r. g. Martin,
after pumping match %,th him, ard
Won 5byfa slight margin.
Another significant perform nrc, was
that OF Bohemia In the opening EVENT.
She had only Tramntor and Jane Holly
to beat. but ran clean away from them,
4 ald the only interest WIS IN the struggle
for second place, which was won By Jane;
Holly Bohemia and her stable cofnpan-.
z Ion. Santa Catalina will BIO shipped from
18th, TO start In the Carter Handicap the
following doy. Despite Santa catalina's
z excellent races here. the stable seems to
prefer Bohemias chances Her weight
Is ninety pounds. while Santa Catalina
has ninety.nvc pounds.
In spite OF the great amount Of rain
there was an excellent foundation to the
sea Of slop which encirclcd the course.
and q track record was equa,ed when
Frank Kelly's Veribcst full sister to OPP
tional, with both front ankles discoorcd
with iodine. ran the four and a half fur.
longs in fifty-six and one-fifth seconds.
Summary.
First receive and half f,irongs-
Bohemia Il TO 81 first, Jane Holly Is to1 y
second. Tramotor eco to ~ third. Time
I'LL. al
Second race-four and n half furongs-l
Oaklhwn III TO 20) first. T. S. Martin e
Ito Il second. st. Esephc 600 to II third.
4 Time. :56 3-5.
# Third race-segen furiongs-Poseur (G
TO 81 first, Parkvillc 600 to - second.
I Tolsan GO 1-o toll third. Time. :32 rs.
Fourth race--four and half furlongs-
Veribestt( q to 100 first. Gentian a2Sto -
second, Main Is TO 81 third. Time. :56
LIS.
Fifth ce-me--T conan g IL to II
first. Amber Jnck &c TO 81 second. Wad-
deli II. go to ~ third. Time. 1914.
Sixth, racc-one mile and 100 yardE--S
Fairbury t6 to u first. Warranted e to y
second, Gold Dome q to 81 third. Time.
1854.
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=, /. Rough and Tumble was the other
twii,ninr ,favorite. Summary: i,
" Frat race-Half mile--Tinker 60 :, 70 ~ y
first LADY Navarro 9 t. 9 seesns us''o
Sacond race-Siiie and a sixteenth
Rough and Tumble e to - first, Ben Bolio
Il to j second; Pcttijohn (3o 70 y 8third.
T ' race-countryg Club. one, mile
censor 40 TO IS first. Ma raschino2 % 10 y
second. Olonetz g to - third l lime
I rs "a. ~ 80. c4;ts, IA
10 DSsfrst, Leonidaa q to second,
thistle do "a toll third. Time. II 10 Ia. y
Fifth race-seyen furionEs.rhs, cure ed g
Ellison1Ce 10 y third. Time. ! 80 IL.
sixth race-Four and a halt HfurlongsI,
Il Oh D uOsto y first. Charlattan dv, 20, y
S.cond. Phyllis a & to y Sthiro. , I'Hle'
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Results at City Park.
(Ry Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. La. April 81
First race-six furlongs Melodious az
Golden Flower rs to y third. Time ! 10
Second race-fYc furlUngs-Favorita e
TO y first, DR.. McCluc5 q to ~ second,
Aiarimbo go to y third. Time 1:05 "a.
& Third race-mile and quarter-Daisy
Green 40 10 y first. Lou Woods "a to y
second, Postman IS to y third. Time
t2:14.
Fourth race-slx MISUNDERSTANDING Dick-
Fon Is TO y first, Nevada 90 to y second,
Mrs. Bob. Q3 to y third. Time 1:l6 40.
Lass Is to y first Basel G8to u second
Fila CO to 81 third. Time Ills.
q Sixth 8race-nlile-Flight q to ~ first,
Miss Mamie L. III To IL second, Jacob 70
to y third. Time AT Id
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Geo. w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
10 n, Seventh Street.

Y q & .
= WILL SELL AT MY AUCTION
i HOUSE, NO. 11O N. SEVENTH ST.,
AT 1890 O'CLOCK topaz,
Mahogany Sewing ia BILE. AIahogany, Book
Washington. an extra fine collection Of
Hand Paintings, Steel Engrayings, Fitch
ings, ETC.; Sectional sS Oak Book Case;
Tables Walnut Extension Tables, Wire,
couchcs, OAK u Sldehoards Oak Book
Shelves. Ladies' Cherry Writing Desk, an
unusually large number 81 Enameled
Odd iRedsteads. Bureaus and MAS hstands.
Feather Pillows ajlts, Blankets. Lace
Curtains big Iot Of Ladies Hats H Hosiery e.,
Range, Oak Folding Beds, Mante MR.
rors Leather Covered Parlor Suits Oak
Rockers, etc., etc, y.
GEO.syV, MAYO, Auctoneer.
r., G, nuford, Manager and Salesman.
PEAT.5 ESTATE-For Rent,
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Killed Wife's Grandmother.
Z lIlX D n aanciaIn1 Prasa q - -

x. COLUMBUS Al April lllian,i
Vaughn (colored /, was convicted Iii tho
Russell County Alabama Circuit Court
session at4seale to-day.of murders In ~
first degree and sentenced to be hangeiH
The date OF the execution has not bean
w y, e sr1aam9they pesa use As owed nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
G Z EN- & Redo,
/ REAL ESTATE AUCTI0NEERS |
SALE or ALL.
AND
THE FARM WILLIE
RAILR0 COM.
COMMISSIONERS,
the RIGHTS,
PROPER or.
& P0WHArAM
plNY.

u BY virtue Of two DEGREES rendered by
the !, Lev Lev am and Equity Court OF the city .,
1922 In the causes cause pending sa is, csart
axP P6MHE l2R &C. 6 n Y e. 5ASMy Xhis
~ Y sA S he1HE AND WV s so Asch hS
SUING FOR &C., ". sAM.E, "a default
Of the amount sufficient to s pa CT
the liens on the property within the
twenty days REQUIRED by said decree q
who we're appointed special commission
to act) as directed by said DEGREES. Will
highest bidder. at the south front OF the
CITY Hall in the city of Richmond, Vir-s3
wppSNHE z. isS At TIT i G DHIa2 P H. o.
free OF all liens and encumbrances what
soever except taxes assessed for the cur-g
arty-real, personal, or mixed franchises
anu interests q the Farmville 8 Powh.-5 ].
tan l., R;ailroad Company, consisting Of Is
railroad, extending from Bermuda Hume
in Chesterfield county, where the company
ties to the town w Of Farmvie in Prince I'd
ward county. Virginia. approximating
eighty-eight and three quarter miles Il to-
sidings depot tra cks d mn ri Dyard ira cks 81
approximatlng thirteen miles, rights OF
way, depot buildings and grounds, shops
warehouses, wharYes, terminals, scales,
telegraph lines, telephone lineS.a8 store-g
houses, stores and supplies, machine
shops, machinery, tools, appliances, loco
motives. coaches, cars, IS gondolas, real 4
estate, offices, office furniture, books and
books OF account. STATIONERY and supplies:
description OF said Railroad Company
wherever situated Except cash In bank
or In the hands OF the Receiver Of this
Court and his Agents, and any debts. ac-M
counts and balances due to the Receiver
and his agent from any parties wnatso-sS
ever, both on the day OF sale and on the
day OF the confirmation Of said, sale. sss
rERMs!$ The terms Of said sal. are
which shall be paid to the commissio ners
4 and the residue OF $50, 900, when the sale
Is confirmed 4. The balance to be on credits! /
of six and twelve months from the day
{ OF sale; the purchaser q to d execute Me-
Igotlable notes for the deferred payments
with Interest from day OF sale. with the
notes; and the title to be re tanned until
the whole purchase money is paid and Y
1 a conveyance directed by the Court. 8s I. a
For further particulars as to said rail ~
fe en to the ' receiver Col T.sNf ri Tai
4 cot, at the offlces S Of the SCI Company
Nintl. and Main Streets. Richmond v Viz
eT54s s.: Is, gT ] 1gTg E [1to
HUNsDoN CARY. S,'ss3
f P8t q shf1INIE FOR y
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Racing at Memphis.

my Associated Press.)
MEMPHIS. TENN, April 6.-The fourth
race was the feature OF the day at Mont
gomery Park and was won rather handi-
~ by tho fayorlte, Otto Stifel, from Leon!-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
Baseball Yesterday.
Cornell, l.: Niagara University, o.
Harvard 8. University OF Vermont o.
JAPs ON WAY
Ball Team Leaves Yokohama for
San Francisco.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
TOXIC. JAPAN. April $5.--Waseda UNI
yersity baseball team, made up OF Japs.
which has arranged 10 play several games
in the United States. sailed from Yoko-
hama for San Francisco yesterday morn
ing.
They are, due Sat San Francisco April
2oth. Fred MessifIeld. an old University OF
Chicago. man, is coach OF theA team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Auction Sale Of Brick Dwell
ing, No, 628 N. 4th st. and
No. 633 10 N. 9th ST.,
Frame Dwelling.

We will sell by auction. on the prem.
''e''8 THURSDAY, APRIL s, 1906 iss
at s p M the above mentioned two. story
brick dwelling, No. CPS North Fourth
Street. and at 80 p. NJ the above mem
.tioned dwelling, No. 633 L. North Sixth
Street. Both are good renters. e.
TERMS: Easy and made known at sale
III .Ta7 5l POLLARD & BAGBY. ll4al
8 Auctioneers
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BY c. l.. & II. L.. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
SCI e. Main Street.
r. RUsTEE,s SALE 3i35
/ UNDESIRABLE
MEDIUM SIZED FRAME #DWTELIINCi
5s NO. 1l0S BOYDf STREET.,

By virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated Mo-
yenIher %, 1883, and OF record In Richmond
default having been made in the payment
IF certain notes therein secured. and being
required so to do, l will sell by auction,
on the PF IRsIIfpsAeYs. APRIL aG ri 7rH, 1905.
AT o. clock p. NJ, the dwelling and lot
10. 1los Boyd Street. fronting 90 feet on
the north line of Boyd street, and running
nay we'll as an Investment, and should
attract the attention OF investors. 5ys i8s
as to expenses OF axcut-5
and to pay the sum OF $1.ls6,55: balance,
y sly : we G. II, DENOON, Trustee.
4 q. Ii. & II. IT, Denoon, Auctloneers. IL .5s i.
Apl Lids 7 @
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The bond required OF the Special Com
missioner In the above styled suit has
+. Il, PH1LLIps. Deputy Clerk.
AMI lids 8S5;l, SsS 81 a 3 }
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BY Richmond Auction Co.,
Phone 4742, 1905 p. Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06

In order to close up he estate Of the
late Frederick I.auterbach.I will sell at
public auction. on the premises on
''' TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1905.
at O. clock y, NJ, that splendid lot on the
northeast corner of Twenty-seventh. and
street one hundred and forty feet and
running back between parallel lines ono
hundred feet
Thls lot lies directly on the street car
line and is in Il rapidly growing and thick.
IN settled locality, surrounded BY good
properties, all rented and occupied and
paying good Interest on the amounts In
Those desiring to build homes or to
build for investment should not miss n, this
opportunity to secure good sites. The
property will be sold In lots. or MS a
whole.
5SiTNRAs-O ne-thrd cash and the balance
in six and twelve months.
'st f''ss III w. STEIN. Executor.
VIM n. Plzalni Company, Auctloneers.
Apl 5-tds
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WARDROBEs,
CHAMBER SUITS,
REFRIGERATORS,
IRON BEDS, ETC.
at Auction To-Day.

i y
we will sell TODAY Crhursdayl, March i1
9Th, at 1850, at our Warerooms, la5 E.ast
Main Street. Oak and Walnut 3Wardr robes,
IRON Beds and Springs, Chamber Suits, in
Oak and Walnut, Hair and Shuck. Mat
tresscs Refrigerator Extension Ia bles.
iron. Cots, Library and Office Tables, COOK
Stoves, Chairs, Odd Bureaus and WASH
stands Cherry Book Case Combination
Book Case and Secretary, Folding Beds,
Hall Racks, Pictures, Mirrors, Rugs.
aDruggcts, Tables, Odd Chairs. etc., etc.
jN' RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctloneer. M
BY The Valentine Auction Co..
GlS e. Broad Street & Il
II LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLEGE
"A TON OF. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
AT AUCTION THIS (THURSDAYl
MORNING., APRIL 9Th. Ii s
We will sell within our wnreroons, No.
els East Broad Street, commencing 1880
o. clock, a valuable collection of Books,
embracing fine set OF Henings Statutes
at largo, l3 Volumes complete: 1 fine copy
of the rare Second Edition Of Richmond
in By-Gone Days, Southern Historical So
cIety papers, Stonewnll Jackson. by John
Irsten 4 Cooke: MOsby and Ills Men, Gem
oral Joscph IT, Johnson, Annals of Augns-
ia County Virginia: Bristol Parish; 81 Old
Virginia Histories; Oratlons from Homer
10 Mckinley, in % Volumes, good as, new;
+, large collection of miscellaneous BOOKS,
Historical, Biographical, theological Po-t
ctical. Fiction, ETC. w
Sale positive: ,,1,,r, :, 4, ~.
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BY r. B. Chaffln & Co. tlncptd.),
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. / N. Tenth Street.
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RuInOrS and alleged admsSiOnSAuO not
constitute evidence In the face OF abb
solute contradiction by two witnesses.
Thompson and his brother. by swearing
they spent Friday night at Belmont farm,
can overcome by positive declaration,
about all that Is now charged by the
authorities. gts Z.
There is deep interest in the thompson
case in the Keswlck and Shadwell neigh
borhoods. rs
There is no excitement Sentiment is
unquestionably against the accused. But
If positive and conclusive evidence OF
his guilt We're discovered thee would
be no lynching nor threats OF violence.
Contrary reports sent out from hero do
the community an Injustice. "a.
The people of Charlottesville arc be-
coming more interested In the case. Tho
obscurity Of the parties and the. remote
ness Of the locality account In large part
for. a lack Of interest In the tragedy
manifested In this city. shadwell is' five
miles east OF Charlottesville Keswick is
three miles further IN the same direction.
Tho site of the Thompson home is three
miles In a northwesterly direction from
Kcswicll and about the same distance
from Shadwell. In northeasterly direc-
ton.
A Lonely Spot.
A more secluded and thoroughly lonely
spot can scarcely be Imagined The
nearest neighbor Is two miles away. A
scream, for mercy would arouse but
echoes. A call for help would fall upon
only forest and stream and cliff. Tho fa-
nous Hammock IS Gap road, tortuous and
rough, leads away from the fine farms ut
the railroad towards the southwest range,
ina hollow OF which the Thompsons lived
MILF f3e,t,
through open fields. dense forests, along
the brink Of "a prcclpce, and terminates
In mere trail. Half "a mile from the
summit a fresh wagon trail leads through
a detlle. Following this. ono comes to a
small stream, hpbbling on Its way down
tho canyon. ItAwas in this weird can
yyon, and on the banks Of tho laughing
brook. that Thompson built his rude
home. To-day only a burnt square of
earth, dead ambers, ashes, hinges and an
old stove mark the spot,
"A Faithful Friend.
Saturday afternoon, when tho shades
of dusk were falling, a citizen who passed
the lonely spot found Mrs, Thompson's
dog crouched near where the house had
stood, whining piteously. as II mourning
cradle. planked up and down. struc-
ture, was built three years ago by Mr..
Q. b. Hughes. u leading merchant of this
city. He Is related to Thompson. phomp-
son was brought from Fluyanna county
and put to live In the house, being eln-
ployed as a lumbern,an, He lived there
until about two months ago, when he
rented Mr., Eyerett's farm IFS
Tho house consisted Of two rooms. with
q .Ieanrto." used as n Kitchen Thore
was an uncovered platform on the upper
slide OF the house, the sldo on which the
kitchen stood, The house on the loWsr
side was built on&posts three feet high,
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BY. A. j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

FRONTING NINETY FEET ON TIIE
NORTHERN LINE OF FLOYD AVE
NUE. AND EXTENDING BACK WlTlI-
IN PARALLEL LINES 1876 FEET TO AN
ALLEY is FEET WIDE.
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AUCTION Z SALES, Future Days
st$ BY n. Nv. sBowe, f% g5S
Real Estate Auctionecr.
s SALE. OF's@TfIE 4, 4
Excellent and Comma.
dio .ul Brick Dwelling,
No. 6lJli North Sixth Street,
BY8AUCTIoN.

AS per decree In 'Haw, Trustee. vs..
Stagg ct als,,'"' February 6, 1902, Rich
.mond Chancery Court, I will sell by auc-
ton,y on the premises on 80 az 81 5gs5
TUESDAY, APRIL 11THr1 1905,
at 1890 O clock p! M the COMFORTABLE
AND DESIRABLE DWELLING above
referred to- situated on the east side OF
Sixth Street, Just beyond Leigh.
good renter. and will make both q desira-
BILE home or n most satisfactory Invest
ment. The lot upon which the house
back about 131 feet, "a S7i
r ER,MSrOne fourth sh, and the resi-
duo at 6, ~ and Is months for notes, with
Interest added, and title retained.
GEORGE p. FLAW, 41s
Trustee md Snecial Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06

Bond required in the above cause Of said
Commissioner has been given.
SAN'L. p. IVADDILL, Clerk.