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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11
SCHOOL DIRECTORY.

s,,.-;n,endent- n Davis. Farmyille, va
r--,sie.s, Buffalo District W n MAilsn
fhsirnan Prospect Geonse hunt cleIA. n
RFD No q Geo. ID warmer i'0''e''' ~
u Dysso-,.ier - District J. r. Morton, Chairman
,,ntark RI C. McGehee. Clerk. Abilene. W.
NcCrav. Throck. mo. ch.i-,,sn Farm
vile. s " Pa0lett. Clerk. farmNiHe' H. f. n"'
"-. 49, District l. d. Jones. Chairman Sreel g
psS-T T Pettus. Clerk Meherrin' h. H. MAUI
nan. Green Bay N, u c.... f9,.irroan Rice
r Clark. Clerk. Mt. Leigh Chas. T. he''''N'
Pc K. T. D. No.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

Have you weakness Of any kind
stomach, back, OF any organs Of the
body2 Don't dope yourself with ordi-
narv medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is the supreme curative
power. 85 cents, Tea or Tablets. The
Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

It pours the oil Of life into your sys-
tenn. 1t warns you up and starts the
life blood circulating. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea does.
35 cents, Tea OF Tablets. The Winston
Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11
nlsfnrhed the Congregation

The person who disturbed the con-
gregatiOn last Sunday by continually
coughing is requested to buy bottle Of
Foleys Honey and Tar. The Winston
Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

For mild, easy action Of the bowels,
single dose Of Doan's Regulets Is
enough. Treatment cures habitual con-
stipation. % cents a box. Ask your
druggist for them.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NINE
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money II it fails to cure. +. w. Groves
signature Is on each box. 25c.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

Why take dozen things to cure
that cough2 Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar allays the congestion,
stops that tickling, drives the cold out
through your bowels. Sold by all
druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11
DlxIe Nerve and Rome Imminent

hest on earth for rheumatism strains sprains
and All pains. Unequalled for both man and
beast. Large bottle 25 cents. at White & Co. and
Uirafon Drug 90.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

Jealousy is tree that bears the
most bitter Of all fruits.
Most people who congratulate you
on your success do not mean il.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, tetter, itch, hives
herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment. AT
any drug store.
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"Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil is the
best romedy for that often fatal disease
Has been used with success in our fami-
ly for eight years. Mrs. Whiteacre,
Buffalo, y. Y.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is best
for women and children. Its mild ae
tion and pleasant taste makes II pre-
ferable to violent purgauyes such as
pills, tablets, etc. Get the booklet and
q sample Of Orino at The Winston
Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

Those you ridicule may forgive, but
they never forget.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

See that your druggist gives you no
imitation when you ask for Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar, the original
Laxative cough syrup. All druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11
A Police officials View.

Police Commissioner McAdoO, Of
New York. recently gave utterance TO
these wise words: The church can
not compete with a sensational press.
The church cannot compete with the
political club. The church cannot COM
pete with the theater. The church can
uot compete with ethical clubs. The
church cannot compete with saloons.
We want churches that are churches"
Kidney complaint kills more people
than any other disease. This is due to
the disease being so insidiOus that II
gets a good hold on the system before
il is recognized. Foley's Kidney Cure
will prevent the development Of fatal
disease if taken in time. The Winston
Drug Co.
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before it stops you. DR.. David's Cough Syrup
will cure it. as numbers will testify. II is the best
on earth. Large bottles p cents at White & Co
and Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

There's something wrong with the
fool who neglects TO boast Of his wis
dom.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

It's the easiest thing in the world
for man to find an excuse for his
thirst.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

A good complexion Is impossible with
the stomach out Of order II pasty sal
low people would pay more attention
to their stomachs and less to the skin
on their faces, they would have better
compilations. KODOB FOR DIS-
PERSIA will digest what you eat and
put your stomach back in right shape
TO do its own work. KOdol relieves
palpitation Of the heart, fatulenee,
sour stomach, heart burn, etc. Sold by
all druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

Any man who sticks up for his
friends only when they are present is
a sneak.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-11

Nellie kesld
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain divorce a
vinculo matrimonii. by the plaintiff from the de
PENDANT. ~
And an affidavit having bcen made and filed that
the defendant Nellie Redd is not a resident Of the
state OF Virginia IL is ordered that she do appear
here within fifteen days after due publication
hereof and do what may h. necessary 70 protect
her interest in this suit
A copy Teste. f. j. Whitehead, Oierk
c. s. Wing p. q.
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III
I Of exsu II 81 sena tor, Z. p Yithers:.
4 He married Miss Hall NV liams, OF this
county. few years q go, lie wi res 'lti
in Boyd tom, ~ & ~ Il If
# Two brick store- houses I'd opposite the
Town Hal have been sold to Mr., y, ~ .
Swift, The represent tive Of the SSAmerl-
can Tobacco I Company here, for "A " ,OOo.
He bought for an Investment.
Mr.. WI lam r. 1spes, Of the firm Of
Allen, Thomas son & Dpes, has a so bought
a residence here, II on upper Main Street:
Mr. Lucus Gregory and M RS ETA,
Gregory are erecting two large resi-
idences n modern In ,archit ecturfaLl design
and arrangements Mr. West. OF RICH
smond, .fis the architect, /,
Preparations forSthe grand Fourth Of
July celebration here are Enearl y IL COM
.pleted. a decorator from another3scity
will arrive today to place bunting and
banners on the buildings. u The Governor,
field officers Of the seyenty-seco 5Vir-
glnia Regiment, y n band Of twenty pieces,
and three military companies Will DO
here. There will be festivities all through
the day, :,ss ga r.
Tho loss OF the ISersfaw Manu- fa turing
Company, local ted near this place. by me
recent are, was adjusted at $500, TO DO
divided IN different companies
4 Tho mall and passenger service g THIS
town are now al that could be desired
There are more ,Ylsl tors at he Neck
.lenburg. than eyer before at this season
5or the year. and. the cry Ia s'stll they
come. Y f35i stfs a ass XII q
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THREE [ MEN [. | CLOWN |. [ |! TO
atoms by } ! DYNAMITE a! Y. ! !. !.
Bits Of Human Flesh Scattered
the Ground for One Hundred
and Fifty Yards
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

w. lol,cCltii loA tioSt = SSAA.J
GATE CITY, ~ A., July 2.--On the
works of the Sout and Western Raj Is
road, twelve miles soutbwe Y OF here, a t
1 six o'clock Saturday evening three men
were blown into atoms and six others
seriously hurt by 81 the Is explosion OF a.
large quantity OF dynamite. The men
were charging some bias is, and by some
table means the dynamite was
5ignited, and the three men torn into
small fragments and scattered over u
radius E OF one hundred and fifty yards.
Two whole feet were found nearly two
hundred yards away, The particles OF
flesh were gathered IN and put into
three collins for bnrlal,. f The men killed
were; w 81 ss3sHs u n q
!; BENJAMIN POWELL OF Hawkins
county, Tenn aged 40 ears, who ran
the steam drill, "a ,assl e "A 3
Nc 53lIeANsOA sI11LTO n, ged 50, who
lived II In the community and had q
family. y, Il e 53sal U Z. \. .s i, 4s @f 3.
{lnunity,f aged 20 years, {ySss 3s 9.
Bs The seriously injured were James Car
5rey, NV esleyi Bellany, Frank Bones and
Charles Martin, o boy, all OF the COM
$,nunity, NJ and two n Hungnrl ans. y It is
thought they will all recover. Il
IN When your CORE spondent left the
scene, at 3 O'Clock. Sunday afternoon,
many were still ga therln 81 Y p scraps OF
flesh. III tsfst IA sSY IDS II lss5S ~ IVA
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Will vE.:SECRETARy
]! SHAM a v warm mi WELCOME 4

~ z nj, & n Z, y Z,

Especial to The Times . lspatch,) I'll
CLIFTON FoRGH, YtA,Y July For
the past three years Clifton Forge has
appropriately observed the Fourth Of
July. and this year the celebra ton pronr
lses to eclipse all former events, One
reason :or this is that Hon, Leslie NJ,
Shaw, Secretary Of the Treasury, Will
be the orator. or the day, MI, Shaw
had an engagement to speak here on
ma last Fourth OF duly. but a day or
two before Secretary Of State John Hay
died, and he was forced to cancel his
enga cement. 81. & t.,S
In addition to Ar. Shaw. Hon, n, D.
Flood, Congressman from this district.
will also speak. Mr., FloodS was invited
by tho labor unions Of the city and,
while he viii speak from the saiile stand
With Mr.. Shay, his remarks are en-
labor, Mr., Flood wall be cord Tally VEL
coined, because fof tho, success IN hat
crowned his efforts In SECURING an g ~.
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preparation ~ $4,000 Ii for a government

propriationA 8 T. $40, Don II for a government
building for$ his place ~ !sE 81 ss5
sS& Captain I'm yers, 3 of the Richmond
$Howitzcrs, II sent "a teleg here Eyester-
day, say lnE8 that elght8of his mon and
ascannotl would a rive. here on tile morn
ling Sof the Isourtl,stt q 1ke, pa the
The young clty ID being decorated With
4 flags ganda buntlng,2and everything possi-
sble Is be!rg done for tho pleasure and
comfort OF the thousands of guests who
will bes here on that day. 81 a; mil itary5 and
civic parade liz 5ons the ZIP ogtanltne for
Sthe first thing. This vii be Flowed bS.
Sthe speaking. baseball Z game and other
toutd oor5f} sports. and closing with fro
works al night. 5si .i3i
On the night before the Fourth l'rof.
~. s. Il Randolph, OF the Yirglniag Poly.
5teehnic Institute, Ia lack burg, VII stses'
liver an address on good Dads in the
4 Opera Fl louise, This fea turel Inns boon
we'll advertised Il and n a large crowd is
expected To hear Pro N dolpF 'h's
lecture and everything on he day foou'.
Ing Will DO absolutely Fl free Il " n n
Mr.. e. a AZ snead is i general chairman;
Mr. John Donovan, ] rs, chief marshal.
and Mr.. Thomas u. ilson, secretary, OF
the celebrat on committee.
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part Of the Kansas oklah iona Oh lds;;S
The main trunk pipe line will 4 extend
when complete ed through. an !. OIL Il dlstrlGt
cred good property when 4 runs through.
saSterrtory1that Is rich Will h corn, " t.,
cattle and hog s. for IT st ands to- reason
that It Will haul this produce and npe slly v
son that the Uncle Sam pipe line extend;
ing for over 100 miles throug n the oili
fields is going to- d o a liz busl ness and;
you need not be surprised to see ~ ss9
Another Uncle sam lpe me- e ara ale
~ u the First One IL NJ.
Inside Of two years. This great enter.
t ths
ever was one, In tsg care \, ar I'd 5iunles
|jyou wish ito .spit In the face of OPP Ttu:
Unity you will help yourself and Il q good
ea1se &c oy
|!2O-cent refinery $ to k.s Il NAL no dif-
ference where you q i've, Whe Their It iE
| Canada. Mexi leo. III Ca lifornia, n eWs d ork
Gentra lnltea states 3,
lis5,so for 81, 900 Shares Syou. as wa CONS
lsto Join our band u and help make the
BIfncle sam 81 HI Comps the biggest
winner f the century ss:s
Should 1uHd ue 3 , to &c Barrel Pay
l3cordingly. 1t takes time to complete any
great y Undertaking; rIweve r, III he E wall
thai Uncle Sam viii travel In the future
I'VE think will satisfy ell You can build
you have i. the Il money! In Il few
months the Income from oil Il ga les ftel
Ipaying increase gd Yidends. will gss soon
push the work a long with q vim, and I'm
refining capacity. and we expect In three
years to sect t past ten thousand barrels
daily, and in time UP to eighteen thout
sand barrels daily Be tier follo wist I eek
ample Of thousands Hof other wise In
yestors and secure at least 500 shares at
500, the prt1ient selling price. IA
Men and Teams Are crowdtng Fl Ire Line
ork. ,Sf5 e K 4
AtEthis writing seven teams, are haul-
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and It has made good on this, and a, also
homa. and has the same about one ;ia,:1
4 a main trunk pipo line from the Kansas.
j oil fields to navig ga ton. It has; since se-s
cured (ss) sixty-slx miles on the 50 IN
that
trunk pl pc line out of 179 miles promised
lin our first advertisements. Ncwl is this
4 not a record to point to Withs pride: Does
1 per- discriminating press agents and other
/ trust hirelngs who have BEEN knocking
on Uncle Sam from the start, because
they fully realized that8in, this grea saen.
meant the nniall; for the, acrt n,innl ma s.
ters on Western soil. N ows when! this
company guarantees tDlyld end IN %: y, = to
be not less than SO. ooo, and possibly g., g
great deal more, you can almost depend
on Uncle Sam paving conslde rable more o'.e
than guarante ed t35fSi n
Uncle sam stock will not only pay e
big 4ityidend Decemb ert 20. $50 bu twill
annually i .S Now32swe have Kept Our prom
So4s sadifSss
that ncIe aS
don't you think It ~ ould be sas good plan
for you to invest $500 to g. 900 before 9th
ers have the stock you 4 wan t, for you. can
that g re- results viii be achieved and
thousands Of investors are going to- get a.
hurry up move on themselves and secure
dends and Developments are Ewhat count
with the average investor and Uncle Sam
/ Is in communication. with tens OF thou
sands Of the m. ST M .8s Ssr
our Drills Operating Day and q ~ gt1t..s
Uncle sam compa ny owns four omplete
drilling rigs. One OF these dri lis is kept
busy al work ii In the Cherryvale field,
while three Of them are M DIV pl ugging tto--33
wards the oil pool epths in eleven hun
|dren acre lot 43 where 8]335
Another Great o Her Was Completed. Z, La 8. St
n Saturday. XII
Thus be development this Uncle Sam
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The degree OF Doctor Of Laws wa $ coll
ferred upon him BY Baylor un1v erslty,

The degree OF Doctor Of Laws was col n
ferred upon him BY Bay l'n1ye rslty'
Texas. " sgt8 S tS ;Gs
He spent several years In a Northern
city. preparing himself for, work as g. g
teacher, and wa elected sprof essor5 ~ y
3clpal 81 4 Judson Institute, Marion, la.
InE1sss he was elected resident OF Bethel
College, Russ lille, !! KY. and while hold ;;
ing this position he was called 81 u e
to tho chair OF Moral Philosophy In the
University Of Virginia, which position
he still holds. Besides ma ny arr cles N
reviews. and other period lcals !, and nd :
dresses and papers read before literary,
scientific and religious bodies, he Is the
author OF the following well known
works, all on subjects q the highest ,ti!
Elements Of Deducttye y Logic, q The
Elements Of Inductive Logic, 1.-THE Ele-
ments of ychology," q The Elements gof
Ethics "Juda Jewels \, !, study IN
Hebrew lyrics. and Tho Story Of the The
BNaZarene," 59 f {. ~ f3 Ill II s.
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Ing out pipe line along s,rye between
big wells "a Il Lot 49, Usage and Cherry
vale IN II you don't think Uncle Sans
pnshing ts Srk 81 al9ng the
Importance OF the pa tiesvil lef p lpe Tine.
With wi FIVE Sig pnii1,pHin stati5hs SBnshing
the oils towards 1t he triv er.re nnery # where
from the mort end ~ Of the npleted
very small ~ exp pc rise refinery
.WlIlSsoonB Il ave I'VE " sew Tank Cars.
Uncle Sam now has In, 4 act Ike. service
fifteen tank cars tina t.a belong to- Uncle
Sam exclusively md q has 4 been bio to
secure tWos mo reE from i b e rail road tn
promll,s q * agd says
making a d to tal ist hat vii soon be In the
Don walt until Uncle Sam has hun-
q, the Missourt ellysring to MI the. big
cities along the wa ter fro n IS and O
fore gn trad de-, but Il sec IRE Sst ock now be-
fore t lis al SO ID Or 81 van ced.
:Remltt pess Rsea ktng. Il All Il Records al
nee OF stock IN soon Be Sold \. N
uring the four week end ng So turday,
J une 23d REM ttance for so nd stock
sand sand ldoilars can 81
bysSt the ba nix notes on t e different de-
positories for Uncl eS Sam. IL N ow, where
else can you Inv st gu money for a.
zt0ok
am en Z rom So Is $4,000 majority
|ot them, being $50 / 500 or Sc oo,ass 80 Syoi
car: see this colnpa aha s con nced the
majority 55of I. csc II INVESTORS viii double
and b treble thersah holdings Il a 9 the drills
bring IN he big oil 10 \, and Ia S
the 9n PIPE line Ild retlnsrlss pro-
this com II, acked by 4 ts "a thousands
Iof tockh ders who . a 70 y ot$s onl WI In
vesting for tlienlsel YES, but ellseeurlng:
their friends Eto do llkeEtse, will soon be
And acomnl ta the greRt 3Xo
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Married in Prince Edward,

IL FARN1VILL1, VA, July "a beautl-
fulihome marriage was celebrated at Bel
5yidere Prince Edward county, ats O'clock
the norning Of the 26th OF june, when
Mr., Maynard Allen French OF snnnyslae,
Va. led to the altar Miss Louise Franklin
Vaughan, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. "
liam Lockett Vaughan. The bride Wore e,
an Eton suit Of green taffeta, and ear
rIed brides roses. Miss Mabel Lee
Vaughan, sister OF the bride. was maid
OF honor, and carried pink carnat Ions
lAfy5s Hugh French, brother OF the groom,
was best man. "a n II I,
The halls and pa rlor We're tastefu Y
decorated with ferns. Foses and daisies.
Imned tely az ter the ceremony the bridal
couple drove to Rice Depot, j here they
took the train for A tlanltlc CITY, here
they Will spend the fa9Aeyllloons 3 D \. s
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noah DAV|S|S
AB||0| [ ] 0 RETIRE Re. /:
Distinguished Professor Invited.
to Become Beneficiary Of
Carnegie = Foundation.
A SPECIAL / s Tl ii NC iT:I ON.
Will School 81 Moral Philosophy
!. Be in Charge fSDr, Albert
Lefevre. NJ
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

pSS|o1 W
M CHARACTERISTICS. VA. July g.
Professor Noah Il. Davis. who for thirty
three years has filled the chair OF moral
philosophy In the University of Virginia,
has been Invited by the Carnegie Foun-
a dalton to become a beneficiary, and It is
understood that he will accept and that
his res gnation as head OF the school of
I moral philosophy will be laid before' the
Visitors at their meeting at the untyer-
y sity gon Saturday OF this week. Professor
z Davis, II he pursues this course VIII
retire In the full gvigor3 OF his strong In
\ tellect and at the height Of his great
reputation as a philosopher, teacher and
man Of letters.
% THE Foundation WAS established by Mr.,
Carnegie bout a year ago, when he set
aside ten mill lions In steel bonds for the
4 purpose The income derived amounts to
\ about $500 900, Under the plan the profits
thus provided are not open 70 Z tea chers
IN State or denominations l5llnstltutlons,
but the compliment conveyed by Pro resr
4 sor DaYiss selection Is greatly increases y,
by the fact that he was chosen IN spite
OF his employment by the state,
Other Beneficiaries,
Among the beneficiaries thus far named
4 ire John IIrom ReesT of Columbia Henry
I M. Baird. Of New York University; lilran n
4 corson, OF Cornell; Charles Al Young and
william a. Packard. 81 Princetoni I'd,
y ward w, Morley. Of Western Reseryei
George Trumbull Ladd, of Yals; Henry
\ r.. BoWditch, OF Harvard h Francis q,
March, OF Lafayette; Or. p. I'll. Merrell,
formerly president Of Rlpon College, and
4 e.. II. 9 hand Her. Of the same college
OF course, It Is too soon fterB. Dr.
spayis's decision to accept the offer Which
4 has just reached him & to make an ans
Enouncement as to the future. Ills reslgF
nation leaves Or, AZ bert I4efeYre In cha Fge
oydsy Of; the day a t the University Of
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THREW HIMSELF ON
MERCY0F|.'7|'H| !. ].
lspeelal Is The rim1,.es-pIsyp[,,atc h.l

Especial to The Times-D lspatch,)
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. July Bid
win Curtis Hammond. q mulatto. who
shot and killed his wife at their home.
in East End, last April, was to-day given
fifteen years IN the ipenitentaary by
Judbe Barham, In the Corpora lon Court,
being found guilty to the charge OF MUIR
having plead guilty to the charge OF mur--
der and threw himself upon the mercy
OF the court, ri i5
Tn such cases It is the duty Of the
Judge to hear evidence and decide wheth-
Jert8 the 4 accused Is guilty OF filst or
second degree murder The NV evidence
showed that Hammond was drunk m T
the time Of the. killing; t $50 ,z
M Pluinmer Arlington, a negro horse
thief. was given six years in9t The pent-
Btsntiary By a Jury In the CORPORA ton
Court to-day, VI .s3i IA
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"A Fireman Drowned. &

TgU NE'PcU11tE ~ = 37oo7 3 m
VI LYNCHBURG,gSV VA, July 2.--SY 81,
Carroll. aged TWENTY-FIVE, g firenlan aon
the main line OF the Norfolk and West
ern, whose home Is At Concord " was IA
drowned while bathing In the James !. g.
River last night at 10 o'clock. He was
evidently suffering with era lnpss 4 aud
when he called for help a n efrort WAS
made to get to. him, but he sank out3$ot
sight before a boat could put out.. Y "
The body was recoYered this afternoon
a short distance from whore the dFpNTls
Ing took place, after a search Of nI1osIs
than sixteen hours. Y. Il
i Carroll was brother to one Noy tlia
lfiremen killed in the dlsastrou wreck
on the Norfolk and Western, near, cQni
cord, about q month ago.
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SUBURBAN. SALE. s8
Norfolk Purchaser TO Duplicate
Client at Lynchburg
Mn " ISnecinl TO The Times Dispatch, J VEN
\ Especial to The Times Dispatch

{sLYNCHBURG. A., III July N 22,--'yY'.i 3,
s1leys representing, It is understood. q q
number OF Norfolk capitalists, has Just
completed the purchase OF farm OF
John D. Langhorne, consisting Of 10
acres d In West Lynchburg, which is 70
be plotted, improved and sold for villa
sites. The purchase price was $50, 900,
The property! is located OIL the street
car line, and In close proximity to the
Virginia Christian College, md twenty
minutes from, the center Of the city py
electric cars, s. D. ],
gHIt ia admirably located for a beautiful
suburb, and ii is said the bpurclla sers pro-
nose to makeathls to Lynchburg what
Client is to Norfolk, The sale OF this
property will certainly cause increase ~
values ofsnearby property. Ell